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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-22
ABOUT ROBERT EMMETT.
Issue Taken by Correspondent with Gov
ernor Higgins of Rhode Island.
EdltOr 81 Ia Trilune.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: In The Tribune Of last Monday You pub
lished report Of the l29th anniversary celebration
Of the birth OF Robert Emmett by the Gamma Gael
Of New York. which took place in the Majestic
Theatre on Sunday night last. at which tho star
speaker was Governor Higgins of Rhode Island
From a man holding the Office of Governor of
state would expect to hear tho truth of history
but It is the absence Of this that leads reply
10 a play upon words. based on false and erroneous
reading OF history.
| assert in the most emphatic manner that the
details Of Robert Emmet's life as recorded in the
history OF the time not those given by Mr..
Higgins; that so far from being a patriot, burning
with an ardent love Of country. he is spoken of
"a rash and impetuous youth. OF two or three
~ srerer. traitor and murderer. II for the
latter crime that he and some of his misguided
and exhaustive trial.
England but when he found that England was
almost one camp OF soldiers. militia, volunteers,
etc, AID her coast surrounded and well guarded
desnai u Ireland he dead ,I me pLeJeg from
the treason of her own children" He assembled
al the irish refugees IN Paris. formed the Irish
tive agents to arouse their countrymen In Ireland
Among these were Quigey and Robert Emmett.
Qugley had been outlawed. and Emmett had been
so deeply implicated in the rebellion. with his
brother Thomas who was banished that he found
Il necessary 10 quit the country
DoVr5sn Redmond RUssm . among 6 I mem % oe t4
eve ~ tbe festftaI az a. Tan,ss oso oas
rushed a. evening into :he streets Of Dublin armed
with pixies old guns and hIunderbusses The au-
thortes were taken By surprise. When Colonel
Brown was Fastening 10 the castle 70 arouse the
troops he was hgutaly murdered. While quietly
passing through the street in his carriage Lord
kilwardine. the chief Justice. with his nephew
was dragged out and slain they also severely
wounded a Mr. Clarke. a manufacturer. All this
had been done in cold blood before the soldiers
appeared. The niITderers fed. but ultimately
captured tiled ami executed. Robert Emmett being
among tho number.
These are the historical facts. ana after perus-
Ing them one cannot hep feeling that the less said
about the patriotism Of Emmett the better Con-
duct such AZ his and others associated with him
has done more 10 niure Ireland in years gone by
than ether ;hinG. The patriots the real
friends Of Ireland men Of position and RESPONSE
bility such as have been advocating her cause by
legitimate means II and cut Of Parliament for the
last half century have not resorted 20 cold blooded
murders, but have appealed TO reason and com
mon sense. and the fruits Of their labors are be-
ing seen in the various remedial measures which
have been adopted In the last few years. in spite
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-22
QUESTION OF CITY OWNERSHIP.
Correspondent Replies to Some of Professor
Nelson's Arguments
70 q Edltor ID - rrIhrnn

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir have read with much interest in your pa
Per this morning report OF debate on city
ownership and operation Of public Utilities before
the Peoples Forum, ~ New Rochelle
think Martin W. IIttleton. who spoke In favor
81 uF proposition. mad the better of the argument
out wish to challenge some OF Professor Mel
sons statements. too, He asserts that the world
has prospered n result of the individual sfyorts
Of exceptional men, stimulated by the hone Of
personal profit Is that truce Is IL not rather
true t'at CIVILIZATION progresses by oven more and
more complete cooperation between many men?
Exceptional men have indeed taken enormous
chances"-generally at other men's oxnAnseb hut
the average man has always done the work Of
the world The enormous profits gained by a few,
genius Industry but to their .uceess 20 in t ser
them 10 exploit their o' monopoly that enables
Pc Pee 9d rb ehe average man gets cheaper
paid for public utilities are RIM for tg hs
Of all the people. and not TO secure dividends for
Professor Nelson expresses his sympathy for the
poor tnXpayers who viii have to meet the deficit
foreets to mention the fact that every added pub
AS As, TO his contention that municipal ownership
the people there is an unanswerabe argument
eervr 5 ehe iaet that political corruptonists
or Why when TammaGy in control Of the gov
It TO begin the building Of the subway affeT t6e
strIiction bv tSe tI 10 one IN favor Of fits con
bridge refused John Wanamaker's offer to buv
them over TO the city at cost did he give t iGrn
70 private corporation to save the city from tbe
cago fighting Mayor Dunno in his Efforts 10 carr,
take over the sr @ me X0eIs that the city should
are tb most HAT very one must patronize
i Is no wonder thar those Who have secured con-
u 9. oc men, py t1elr exceptional ability should
sots 70 argue their case before the tribunal Of the
East Orange, n j.. March II 1917 H. ~ NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-22
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. March 21, 1907
COFFEE-The coffee market was very quiet again
to-day, with prices rather irregular. near months
being relatively firm. The opening points lower
TO points higher and the market closed steady
basis Sales reported Of about 600 bags
The opening considered little disappointing
the French cables. but the French market continued
steady. with prices about z franc higher Ham
burg unchanged 20 4 pig higher The advance IN
French discount evidently abroad.
received locally.
bearing upon question OF higher is n
Of importance in view Of the large
supposed needed the Brazilian government in
valorization operations though these
may already provided for. The Dutch Brokers AS
ISOLATION said have estimated the current crop at
including Is 100000 bags Of Brazilian.
estimate the coming crops at 4475.oo0 bags.
OF ~ the worlds visible a:
beginning OF about - GOO
bags The bulls estimate the yearly consumption
about 900 600 bags which II realized. and provided
the estimate Of the crop is not too light,
would seem that there must be slight re
duction in the worlds visible supply by the end Of
The Brazilian markets We're both IN
chs receipts continued about the
for spot coffee quiet with quo
tatiors on the pas 7fec for Rio No :
range prices in the local market today
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-22

S ;n9yy .......... SIS So 8
METALS TIN-The London tin market recovered red
sbeut e o. its recent less sing at Ss ioT sP3L u
sponded to the dvanee abroad with gain Of about %
G2I ppsr as Ss advaaced in the 1ondo market Win
quoted at sloo Is % ana g5s at s o. SG at
% 37ls q p I3e esctrolytte at 31I2 lg39SI &c ana
changed fI9 Iss % in the market ard 200
don market, but was unchanged at Gs0QesOe locally
Standard foundry quoted at SIS Cd and Cleveland war
rants at S4s a. 29hy The mSreJ vas g9ehanss
foundry Southern at S25qS26 30 No foundry Northern
The market for pig IRON certaca:es the Produce E
Nc Isis ,rers rsrort1 1o.stans Fr Tar5TJ eIJ-v
naS SCI aa s99 NaF n So{ Pa s apr ay M
an 49, 0ctoSsT $50 I aSke SJ,r7.r,e ,,,. :,
to65i1g way at full prices with fine grades scarce and
Quotations follow MoI4ssEsSSeW orleans eensTifI
gal common 1e92oe fair q 25e' good g29c
s 6c eom 0 ca 1sgI4c fair 19G17c good 1s@
offerings arger receipts ana in svmpst61 qH Weakness
S GdS 2oo May 44' 9a45e &C. 100 July sa@4l
petroleume firm. but further change reported
0 whites Tas bbis s3oo BULK f 43ss Pha
Phadelphia Ia goc water White Se1 YORK i bbI 10 c
e S1 Ss S Ta1 Is @ bulk g wSs TR
S5i9e smaP no Srud Ssrf Mills Ss9G n 9a
and october s9asSiSc March of simmer yellow $50
45lsc good of summer yellow 43Is 45i9c prime white
63c; prime water yellow $50 LINsEED oIL--Amert-
e3GT5ai TaS 1OG LARD oIls-s.t TO s9c
receipts and an easier yard market Packers appeared to
tryiag depress the list and there some selling
for short account which later replaced IN sympathy
steady tone az the elose With most OF The early loss
ds, 81 0of LSegsa % 600 aS 55p,sI :. eo0
PORK easv Quoted Mess sI7 s6as1s 25 fsmiiv $50
Mess. 80 5aaSl0 family si4 50GS5 packet $11qsl 30
s5ias2a 'f DRFSE6 fods eas qaosd Baeoas SIC
5fr ME4TS Iq Seles EASY aoted sroz ia
i2,sc 10 ~ 1I9 Y n 9AG e n l3isc Picked hams
try. 61sq7e LARD weak quoted: Middle Western
aned lard sasis2 Quoted South America 10 & CONT
slsqsssc sTEARfNE easy quoted ole7. 9l781oc. city
lard stesTine 1oi.e ,s,- g.. 49,. ,.1 tel,
IsiIo5s FoIIoW Domestc so4eenngs as gat.c Sec
so Q5s.c; extra fancy heads 6q6'tc Japan. domes-
s siS ~ n Bona bond P e. 81 Sac Java Ran
sUGAR-Rean IN, sugar vas quiet ~ prices IN
CASH fo- granuated and other reaners Go terms
sts ann dominos as Faf pf fsbs R a s Loaf Sn
Ro%Gered and Ease confecttoners gr1nulatel 491e:
fruit pogderGd end Eagle coarse and extra me graz
bags DO aSc B-rS hays do a0c ion BAGS 40 = a5c
p and 80 70 bags do 5c Eagle fine standard granu
50c Nos and 3 = AS. No J. 40C; No 5, 35c No q
No II Sc; No 10 3 csc. No IL q0c Nos - ~ and ~
Seoc Raw sugar was quiet owing a difference
stock on hand ana are not Therefore compelled come
higher prices the statistical position seems to
@ mem n aoding their supplies DUTY PAID prices
test 35oq3 81 &c muscoyado 50 test 3a3 o. mo
for bets steady ar 9s 2i.d for March an al
81 a. ana - "a for April which is unchanged
Ss3oe'o SAM time las year There was a sale ~ a
ePh 2 cos, ana fsgb ea Fs. sh a gs to s@
ST1css a''y paid This however. did change locaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-22
OTHER mARkETs-sY TELEeRAPy

Cbi-ago. March 21.-CATTLE-R Receipts about 7OOo.
market weak beeV=s SASS 20 cows 81 6SSs 50 hsif-
s. 5J$ So poor medium Sass so srocers and foej
ers. t9ltSt Ht'tfSHeC market
- So - a rough 81 81 30, PIGS 50 S5018 So good
20 choice heavy 81 flfjS6 51is SHEEP-Re-e-rs about
y co; market weak natives S4G$6 20. Western Sc
- 2e yaarilngs. S6QSt 30. lambs S6gS6 so. Western
East Buffalo March --CATTLE-Recot7ts 100 head.
Hght demand and uAchansei : seAI.S-R soeipts. 150
cel2is 1000 head slow ard LUG lSc oV-%i loIkecs and
pigs S. 934SI, roughs s. logS6 -, tzss ) 509S5 g
aHEEP and LAMBS Recep,s 5000 head: active sheep
STEADY lambs % higher az sass .
Cnicaso. March 2l.-C'ATTLE- Receipts. about 200.
market steady ht dull. prime S41S7
heifer s. 65q$ $ >; 81 25GSJ bulls. So 25GS4 80;
Receipts about 2T0o0; lower; choice hsavy
shipping So a. S6 50. light butchers ST +713 GS6 So
Sc S bs S . q 1855 S'2S Vi PISS s. 2
about - ooo market weak sheep &49S6 80, yearlass
Cineianat. Mzrch 21.-HOGS steady; butchers. and
slow and easy, fair u good shippers. 81 5Od$S 80:
NOR, 81 23QS3 - SFiEEP-Strong; So 5OGS5 lambs
Kansas City March ATTI4E-Receipts. 1850 head
including 900 S0utherns market weak 10c lower.
choice export and dressed beef s. 259S6
% S0od. - -,dSa - western fed steers. Sass %:
s-OCkars and feeders S+GS5 Ia Southern S. $40
So Suthesn SSIS3 S0 native So +0dS4 90:
native heit-s So 65dS so bulls So 2SGS4 10; calves
lower top 81 bulk OF sales. Sc 25GS6 so heavy 50 ia
ass packers S6 256S6 So. pigs lights S50S630.
SHEEP-Recelpts. $500 head market loo lower; lambs
$ 15fS5 TO ewes AMI yearlings > SaS6 Western tsd
yearnSs. SIS 1GS6 IS. Western feI sheep. S59S5 60
SIocSeEs sgd fze+ers s. 5uGSj-
Triton stock Yards. Pirtsburs. March 21-CATTLE-
IS 50fSJ IS SHEEF-Suppiy light market steady: prime
wsrhers Sf1S6 % CUlls and SSQSa, lambs.
$6GSS -. veal calves $ 5G8S9 HOGS-Feceipts hsat
market slow grime heaviss mediums. Norksrs and pSA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-22

stage figures with their wives; ambassadors,
ministers, suhalterns. projects and Napoleon's
nlameluke completed the grouping of these deco
rntive Empire pictures. The Napoleon Of the
STAGE" fell back upon the carpenters. costum-
ers and scene decorators as the Emperor did
upon his heavy artillery. He also meant war
when he made il. The street explosion in the
first act was one Of the most vivid bits Of stage
realism ever witnessed in London. There was
tremendous crash. and the front Of the res
taurant fell out while the roof toppled down:
and through red haze and sulphurous fumes the
wrecked buildings and terrified crowds were
SEEM while wounded were groaning and
women and children were shrieking. 1t was
nlelodrama so we'll done TO be both artistic
and impressive. !. y. F.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-22

CoTTO%-The cotton market not particularly
but showed firm undertone. with
prices working we'll the closing figures Of the
prev The close net advance OF lhf1
e points Sales day estimated al 200 600
bales The opening steady advance OF IaH
points response higher cables than looked for
during early session the market advanced 70
gain % about I4al7 points on covering 81 shorts
sold the report during the previous
day and bull support which was mostly In the form
% MAY thus reEtvinE the runors regard
advance there was consider
alb realizing and selling for owing 20
reported and larger estimates FOR
to-morrow's receipts Prices sagged on only or
from tho best. however. and later urmed up
again point OF the day being reached in
the later afternoon. when MAY sold . &c and July
74c about goa points net higher on the gen
eraI st Tho close little or from the best
under realizing with the tone barely STEADY There
nothing Of moment tho news OF the cay -
change IN opinions Of the market unless II
% Liverpool and private cables from
there reporting good trade demand and a bulletin
Interpretation ~ the Einncrs claim that
the weather In the Southwest has been abnormal
ing much less than the average winter precpita-
tlon and unusually high temperatures for 50 early IN
the but This IS Rot vet attracting general at
tentioC Southern markets officially reported were
unchanged 70 &c lower private reports were re-
ceived claiming easier situation but these We're by
general
The Of prices IN the local market to-day
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-22
INTEREST OF susuRsANIrEs IN SUBWAY

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: l have read with much interest the commu
nication signed "A Washington Heights Resident ;,
IN which he fails to see by what right people out
side Of the city of New York paying no taxes there
and who virtually are guests" OF the city have
the nerve to make any suggestions in regard IN
how the trains the subway I am snr
prsed that any intelligent citizen Of this locality
could bs so shortsighted as to think that M ono
the right TO ride in the subway '0
The Honkers Railroad COMPANY keeDs an oco,,
rate record OF the thousands OF passengers each
week riding by way of the subway to Yonkers and
must pay a certain per cent of its gross earninrs
into the treasury Of the city OF New York on fhis
amount annually. - ''i'S
II | remember rightly. II was the Washington
Heights Taxpayers Association which urged and
succeeded In getting express trains from 96h street
to 18th street and it is with the idea OF better
frame from there for all that the Washinpt0n
Heights people Will secure better accommodation
Not only do the people of Yonkers population
nearly seventy thousand). but other suburbs nav
tribute New York City and IL It were not for tho
thousands of incoming travellers not residents ~
New York City much of its business prosperity
would suffer. Let US look at all sides OF the aues-
ton and remember are all dependent one upon
the other. RESIDENT OF YONKFHS
Xonl.ers. n. T.. March TO- 1907.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-22
LIVESTOCK MARKET

View York. March q. 1907
81 EvES-Receipts we're % cars. 425 head fncIua-
ing re- saushterers and 10 for the market M
trading cattle today NOmnav dull and Tesfr1
weak. except butchers stock There wee S. 90
reported for t0norTOvs market Dressed beef continued
Gull except for Kosher chUcks which seinr
OF late to i9c binds and ribs harm sell az 9ss
for prime Native sides quoted al Ease; light Texan
beef sac. Liverpool and london and beef ra
kets unchanged No shipments Of livestock dFss.as
meats from this port today and morrow.
CALNES-FeceiptS were IS head. which were aufrk-
snapped Up BY hungry butchers o. seroS
Sc Wednesdays prices Fair prime vsas sod n
S34$10 p Per 100 n Dressed calves advanced IN SYM
pathy with the market Tor live calves CITY dressed vax
sold al ga f4lec per N, country dra77ed 98ISc
100 70
s Sanders. I veals 90 n q. $40 10 100 n a. &,
SHEEP AND LANES Receipts cars. or iaQ
head including for s5ught-rers and for the MAJ
ket sheep almost nominal bur feeling steady Iannbs
were weak 70 loc lower The pens cleared. Cood
20 choice lambs slid SSs%SS 80 PER 100 n Dressed
mutton steady S0lee Per ~ dressed lambs a. scr
10 per
Sales-S sanders lis state lambs 81 n al S. 4O "A
do % n. At 81 ] sheep. 30 -. 81 50
HOtsS-Vecetpts : head f,r
sauShts-ers except 10 head Feeling decidedlv sager IN
drop or ~ az BuaIo sellers estimated good heavy 10
light state ans PENNSYLVANIA hogs sell at 81 15aS7 60
per 10" Re Country dressed hogs slow ar SisQalc Per n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-22

Of Governor Higgns's high flown rhetoric. of
which he must be ashamed VIXEN he saw IT in
print.
the United States delivered lecture on Ireland.
at which Recorder Golf presided. In his lecture
the Judge boldly recommended the settling OF Ire
lands grievances by the arbtrament Of the sword.
Such wicked exhibitions Of bitterness toward
country with which the United States is living
terms of the closest friendship only expose
their authors to the Contumely of all right minded
people.
Governor Higgins says that England's colonies
are slipping away from her and she is looking for
aid. WhY does MIR Higgins risk his reputation
a truthful man by such misstatements? England
has lost colony, Is she seeking alliances
either with the United States any other country.
Were it otherwise. don't think it very likely that
the United States government would consult the
Governor of Rhode Island TO what they should
do. JAMES HALL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-22

,ar crate 75c0Sf: do South Carolina. Per Ia0 hr-..
T1g 82 o SEED sssS res South casoa psf 5S g wa.s
s. 5OGS3 .: do Florida per Dbl craze s. 25asS 10
French per dozen S. 5O9$4s CELERY. Florida ne
So %: do FER small case = Ss9SS 90 California nv
crate sSa$4 CHICORY, New Orleans De- bbl ,s 9s
81 so do French. ger dozen, 81 2Oa$l IS. EsCA
Ssi -: DIvE R-gian per n 12aI5c E5 l37; 8 -
F sBfs per per DPs large b. s5aS6 KoHsIY oRs
leans. per 100 lunches S3gS4' kAI-E Norfolk $685.
basket Sgsa. 10 south Carolina. Sass g. oSioper
Sunehes Sass saaIots New Orleans per 100 bS T 100
e 5ssss onions G5nnecticut and Eastern w. punches
bb Sc 5oass so: d red g 59a$S DO couI PyF
s1d western white per crate S1GS1 IS do vsa 30 sats
B s1 or eal 99 3 Sass ass? Do CUBAN si5s P& sg
Ina per ba7et Ssa s 90 foris g 3ss basket ss
S1ds2 PARSLEY. New Orleans curly Dbl s2sS ca.
NiPs '- per 6bl 81 75aS2 25 RADIsHEs sout5sI55A 9s
bsket SsS S9 rsS9s ber bb i sS per s BASKET &
box 75cGS1 25; SPINACH. Norfolk per Dbl 81 2SSs7sz
sTIN S6 f1sen s. 5@s5 soTasH P FoTda or v SST
white S19$3 2' - ssS - IRS1p per carrier 80
Orleans white S2aSs: WATERCRE1ss per 100 ~ SsE
'TioTHoUsE PRODUCTS Mushrooms plenty ana e.,v
Cucumhers lowe~ Lettuce steai Mint weak Pss
is6cs firm R1 R sI97S1 ., qgots; BEET
eo@ea 5 p' 575c. sfI-sTIR601fS vvSit 49, LETTUCE
per Dozen punches SOG40c, RADISHES. per 100 bn1ct
81 50aS3 50, RIIURARR per 100 punches. SSaSs: ~
MATOES. per n. 15G2Sc.
HAY AND SIRAW-HAY-The market hs4 80
attention and prices continued suit the Ser
erzl run of demand. No. is filing some roos -
business prime hold fun rates an NJ
der grades attractive when containing a 0uaIIT~
basis CIovers feel the competing strength OF tiotE
and prices are firm STRAW-LOng rye sfrs1r
is good seller 60N 65c, quality began 10 49,
the modifying effect OF the advanced date We arSf.,
HAT-Prime large bales. per 100 ID. 81 20: No
81 1SQS1 90: No ,. 81 Gj 81 10; No. 8 959GTu-.s
shipping SOGS7kc; clover. mixed, S5c 81 O5 clo1.v
clear SOC S7lac Receipts o. hay and straw IN go
reported at Produce Exchange, noon to-day: EudETr
River Railroad 40. Erie 40; Pennsylvania 100 DeIs
ware. LaCkawanna 6 Western, 100, Lehigh Vaie~
New JERSEY, 10: Galveston 10; totai
I 800 so tons
Toledo Ohio, March = -CLOV EFSEED-Cash ana
March IS 671s April S pa. October Sc 7715 TIN
othy s. %; alsike. $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-22
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
rBy Telegraph to

IRy telegraph 20 The Tribune
Chicago March 21.-Wheat had a strong CLOS"
TODAY after acting wabby the greater part OF Sns
session. Green bugs in Kansas was the cry tla.
started the final demand. although no later -. -
Wednesday afternoon the trade was assured 'u'
the prospect in Kansas was as perfect as possiNe
The wheat market scored lsc advance. Corn sataea
2sc and May oats i4c- Provisions were very Ve~A
The weakness of wheat was apparent az the open
ing. and there was nothing in the immediate out
look to make it otherwise. In the absence Of com
plants from the farms apprehensiOns cOncernnS
the next crop were far from general Weather "
- ~ 60 ~ Iul tI--s.s.tt .Ist 49,
tle une or year out general report from tlS5 -.
ton was that up TO the present there was sutcle95
received mere, but that was flve more man 49, 49,
10 hand year ago May wheat closed az aSts'
Offerings OF corn We're small at the opening, Az
some good sized buying orders being in hand az ne
time, the price shot up about @sc without any $3.50
amount of opposition. Weather was clear sn&
was enInentIv Favorable for farrlinE operations.
but also for railway traffic. with likelihood or cc.
needed. Local receipts were 259 ears. against ~
last year. shipments were 100000 bushels. 80
squirt in wheat. Estimate Of tO-mOrrows rsceipts
425 cars May closed at 46Ssc TO 46sts ~
day July at close 461sc. against 40ssc. 80
Trade in the oats pit was active and strons Io
values. which had been put severe test VINE
some longs had been selling Oiit. appeared 20 ~
l53 wear ago, Shipments hence were l'agNl o1s-.
els. Estimate OF tO-morrow's local receipts ~
with 417sc at close Wednesday July eioseN -
SI1se. unchanged r-q,
suggested by liberal supplies and Gechnln1s $3.50
OF hoss Trade was on fairy loetai scle ,l--,afo
Estimate OF to-mOrTOwS local hog recelp,ss 1890
2iUsl head May pork closed at $50 VI & 1900
Of &C May lard closed at S. 6tlss as COM
with S. S2la at close Wednesday May Eins s-eSc -
at IS 57ls. against Wednesdays cl0sins Esies =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MAPKET.

Liverpool March ol-Closing- WHEAT SPOT 10 roa
Western winter steady. IS 2lad. n C5ltfornla quiet
Is 81. futures steady March. S. 4isd. MAJ. Is 4%d
July. Is % CORN. spot. American mixed easy.
2@.d American mixed old steay IS Cd futures quiet
March Is 2&a Nav Is $50 PEAS Canadian steady
Is SD FLOUR. St LOWS fancy winter steady. IS Cd
HOPS N London tPaci-tc CoCsC sready t33f3 1js
BEEF, extra india mess steady Sos Sd PORK prime
mess Western Quiet. 9d HANS "a 70 %
10 steady Dos ca BACON Cumberland cut. rs 70 50 y
1u ca rio. 1d - n dL sis Ga long clear
nlIddles light n quiet 12S long clear E1idoeS
heavy, 81 40 n quiet. SIS 6d short clear hacks %
20 20 H. quiet +qs bellies Il Is n, Gull 5ls "a
SHOULDERS. square. II % Il n quiet -0s 60 LARD
prime Western tIerces As Sd, American refeG
IN pals easy 46s CHEESE. Canadian. 1re=t white
65s 81 Canadian finest coloEed Grnl t.s "a -
Low prime city firm. Sos. TJEPENTINE- SORTS steAo3
52s ROSIN common firm. les Cd PFrIF1Lr.g " -
cued quiet. CssI LISSEE1D OIL STEADY rs o.