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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-30
go do p~rzytomnosci i zycia.
Mic mu sic ME stale. j..

BUFFALO, N. Y. - Ia
szedf tn tragiczny wypadek,
gdy Tomasz Kuczak, groser-
mix, LEGACY 81 lat, zamiesz-.
ka}y pm. ia Woltz ave. po-
pe1nil samob6jstwo wystrza-
lem z rewolweru. Ma miej-
See wypadku zjawi} sic "a
raz policyant, kt6ry az. do
czasu przybycia ambulansu
pilnowa1 cia1a denata, leza-
|cego W %podw6rzu z tylu do
mu. ~Zadziwiajacym jest fakt,
re W miejscu, W kt6rem le-
za1 samob6jca ME znalezio-
no ami kropli krwi. kuczak
strzeli} sobie W usta, vice
musia} pasc trupem ma miej-
Sou, IA kt6rem to wykona}.
PLAINLY krwi MONA by1o wi
dziec O kilka dobrych kro-
k6w cd lezacego denata.
Przyby1a patrolka wraz z
ambulasnem policya areszto-
wa}a zone, c6rke, i syna ku-
czaka i zabra|a ma stacye
policyjna. Sasiedzi, mieszka-
jacy W poblizu groserni, VIE
czorem dnia poprzedniego
(slyszeli@bardzo ostrar~k}6t-
ME W. domu Kuczak6w, co
m6wiac nawjasem, ME by1o
raz %pierwszy. Ciag}e sceny
ma1zehskie tax rozstroi1y
kuczaka, re zmierz}o mu sic
widocznie zycie W takich
ciag1ych k16tniach, totez po-
stanowi} pozbawic sic swia-
tia dziennego. Kilkakrotnie
juz odgraza} sic, re sic "a
bile a navel zazYWat kWasu
karbolowego. Cd jakiegos
czasu chodzi1 Guczak bar
dzo i kiedy
uda1 sic do sk}adu re zelaz-
nymi wyrobami p. Glihskie-
go PREY Broadway, chcac
tam kupic revolver, kt6re-
90 mu jednak ME sprzeda-
no. Dotychczas niewiadomo,
skad Kuczak naby1 38 kali
browy revolver kt6rym poz-
bawi1 sic zycia. Rodzine ku-
czaka aresztowano W celu
p~rzeprowadzenia sledztwa,
wykazujacego okolicznosci:
samob6jstwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-30

grono przyjac;of, a sekretar
skarbu Courtelyou z Wash
ingtonu osobisc:e rozes1a} W
SWAT wiesc o zgonie ma}zank;
SIP, Prey denta Stan6w Zje'
dnoczonych on sam tez zaj-
mie sic urzadzenien pogrzebu
ia kt6ry przybedzie prezy-
dent Roosevelt re iona vice
prezydent Fairbanks Gale
ciafo ministeryalne i repre-
zentanci wszelkieh w}adz
r%zadowych. Zmar}a=l iczy}a lat
60, by1a ona cdrka zamozne
ko ban kiera; "a sp. W. Nc
Kinley' a wysz}a W r. 1871 i
pozycie jej z mezem bylo ma
der szcze 5liwe, choc bez-
dzietne. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-30
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ZGRAND RAPIDS, Mich

W parafii :6w. Izydora v
miniony wtorek 6rode !
czwartek odbylo sic 40 go
dzinne nabozehstwo. Do pos
mocy proboszczowi wiel. ks.
dziekanowi M. Matkowskie--
mu W piracy duchowej przy-
byli miejscowi polscY kap.
1ani i wielu zamiejscoWych'
ksiezy. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-30

PASSAIC, N. J. Dw6ch
piecioletnich ch}opc6w, WIKI
tor Wondalz i Micha} Kasza,
z pod mr.. "a Essex ulicy,
bawiac sic ma dachu trzypie-
trowego domu, postanowili
wlezG ma komin. Wondek,
kt6ry wdrapa1 sic ~pierwszy,
zlecia} W komin i spad} je-
dino pietro ma dol. Rasza tax
sic przerazi1 zniknieciem to-
warzysza, re O. wypadku nj
komu ME powiedziaf. Do
piero krzyk ch1opca W ko-
mimic zwrocif uwage miesz~
kanc6w trzeciego pietra.
Wydostac ch1opca dziura cd
komina,. bylo niepodobie6-
stwem. Zabrano sic vice do
robienia 0tworu w kominie
z kuchni. Gala godzine pra-
cowano zanim ch}opca JUL
bezprzytomnego wydobyto.
Kube1 woody wy]aaej bieda-
kow; ma twarz, przyproWadzil
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-30

OMAHA, Neb. - Osmio-
letni Davy Markowict, chic
pax, kt6ry ma laden spos6b
ME moze bye dobrym, pod
dany zostanie operacyi, ably
W ten spos6b naprawi6 jego
charakter. Jest to pierwszy
bodaj wypadek, re sad ola
madeleine h W Omaha naka-
za} operacye W celu wyle::
czenia ch1opaka do popelnie-
mia rozmaitych psot.
Davy stawa1 W sadzie Kill
kakrotnie, ale "a kazdym
razem uwoIniano go, gdyz
przyrzeka} poprawe. Dane-
go s}owa jednak re nigdy ME
dotrzyma} i broi} pc daw-
menu.
Wtedy to lekarze wykry-
Iii, re ch1opak ma narosle cd
szyi do nosa ugniatajace
m6zg i ME pozwalajace ma
rozrost tegoz. Usuniecie
tychze ME jest niebezpie-
cznem i spodziewaja sic, re
ch1opca W ten spos6b potra-
fla wyleczyc ze z}osliwosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-30

RzYM, 27 %majalD1ienni~
XII tutejsze, omawidac pro-
gram konfercncYi Npkoj owej
W Haadze, zaznaczaa, re po'
%zakwestya rozbroenia ia
dnych innych pun t6w do
programu obrad j konfe-
rencyi ME wymieni4no. Praw
dopodobnie Rosyi towierzo-
Nom bedzie u{ozenfetego pro
gramu a Anglia mia}aby dodat
swoj4 propozycye rozbrojenia;;
watpia jednak cry pczyni to
wobec %stanowiska, jake. wick
szosc mocarstw zajefaizdanu
jake W tel sprawie W
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-30

Petersburg, 81 maja Pre-
yes ministr6w rosyjskich Sto-
}ypin wezwat do stolicy gu
bernator6w Kijowa Odessy,
Woronoze, Saratowa. Tu}y i
kilku innych gubernli ably
naradzi6 sic mimi jak
nalezy t1umic rozruchy chic
pow, ki6re sic raz poraz we
wielu okolicach caratu wyda
rzaja. Ostatnie W miniony
piatek rozruchy takie, mia
1y miejsce W gubernii k1jow'
skiej, gdzie handy chop
silva uzbrojonego W kosy,
PLY i siekiery napad4y ma
dobra hr. Szuwaiowa palac
dwory i rabujac, co pod reke
wpad1o Telegraficznie wezwa-
ma pomoc kozacka przyby~
"a p6zno wprawdzie by "a
bunkowi przeszkodzic; ale
dose wczesnie azeby sobie
krwawa urzadzic pohulanke.
Kozacy rzucili sic ma ucie-
kajacy t}um j kilkadziesiat
os6b ciezko poranili: kilku
ranionych juz umar1o-
LONDYN, 27 maja. - Ma
dzisiejszej sesyi paradox
dzienny pc raz astatni praw"
dopodobnie W tym roku spra'
wa autonomii irlandzkiej,
|spodziewaja sic, re wobec wy
stapienia opozycyjnego lr:
landczyk6w wniosek upad'
ME ME predko Zostanie
wznowionym. Obawiaja sic
nawet re ola Irlandyi nastana
znowu gorsze easy ucisku
20 strony rzadu brytyjskie-
\go obrazoregc przez odrzu'
Genie ~ofiarowenej przezeh
autonomii kt6ra jak utrzy-
muja angielscy politycy,
byia najlepsza jaka. ma razie
MONA by1o udzielic, p6zniej
zaS grantee jej by1yby mog1y
Ibyc rozszerzone.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-07-26
ENCOUNTER WITH A BEAR
Rancher Raymond Attacks Bear Without
a Gun.-ttis Wife Comes to His
Rescue.

Rancher Raymond, who lives on the
hill southeast OF town, was forced to
get busy with bear last Saturday
night with no weapon Of combat but
the limb of tree.
Mr.. Raymond had occasion to go to
the southwest corner of his ranch about
7 o'clock in the evening and while
on his way encountered bear. Not
having gun, Raymond made up his
mind to give battle to the bruin with
the limb Of a tree that was close at
hand. Acting on this impulse he
siezed the limb and made for the bear,
landing four Of FIVE times on various
parts of the bears anatomy.
The bear proved good sprinter and
was outrunning his pursuer, when Mrs.
Raymond happened to see the COM
bat and came to her husbands rescue
with a gun. She was too late, how
yer, as the bear was out OF reach OF a
bullet from the gun before Mrs. Ray
mond reached her husband.
Mr.. Raymond's turkeys have been
mysteriously disappearing for sometime,
and he now believes that this bear is
responsible for the disappearance ol
his turkeys. He was in town Monday
laying in a supply OF ammunition and
hopes to meet the bear again when he,
Raymond, (not the bear) has gun.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-07-26

mated by the advance on October /.
The. .lumbermen will fight the advance.
I have information to the effect that
practically every lumber and shingle
association in the entire west from San
Diego, CAL, to Kalispell, Mont, will
join in this fight, which will by all odds
be the most stupendous yet undertaken
by the lumbermen, for the new rates
strike at the very bottom and life of
the industry.
-Four thousand empty cars have
been hauled to Seattle in the last three
weeks, and yet there has been in effect
for two years one OF the severest car
shortages ever known. During that
time, when these same cars have been
available in the east, the lumbermen
along the line OF the Great Northern
have lost orders for more than 7ooo
carloads of lumber, simply because
they could not get the cars. The 1000
cars claimed by Mr.. Hill to have been
brought here would therefore amount
to very little. Today the Great North
ern, handling but Is per cent Of the
local business, is able to furnish but SO
per cent of the cars required for the
handling of lumber along its line.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-07-26
MAY BUILD BRANCH ROAD
Great Northern Railway Company COnsid-
ering the Feasibility of a Line From
the Thriving Town of Index.

From the Index News.
A. c. Thompson, of Seattle, owner
OF the granite quarry just east OF Index,
was in town few days ago, accom-
panied by F. w. Graham, district
freight agent Of the Great Northern,
and the representative of the owners Of
large body of timber along the north
side OF the north fork in the neighbor-
hood of the Thompson quarry and for
some distance up the valley. The
ground was looked over by these gen.
tlemen to ascertain the feasibility of a
branch line from the G. N. railroad in
Index to the quarry and timber tract.
The granite in the Thompson quarry
is Of excellent quality, of pink color,
and some years ago the quarry was
worked to considerable extent, but
owing to the expense and difficulty of
hauling the stone with teams from the
quarry to the railroad, it has not been
operated lately. The quarry is GER
tainly valuable one, and should the
branch line be constructed to the
quarry, distance Of about mile, op-
erations could at once be resumed and
on an extensive scale.
The timber along the north side OF
the river is also of excellent quality,
and with railroad to tap it very i'm
portant numbering operations would be
opened up.
The idea OF a branch of the G. N.
up the north fork is not new one, as
when the Index townsite was plated
provisions were made for a railroad
along Index avenue to the eastern linn
its of the town, and it now seems quite
probible that those early plans will be
fulfilled.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-07-26
leayenworth Pleased W. W. Miller.

w. w. Miller, OF Everett, was in
Leavenworth this week looking over
the field with a view Of locating. He
had been east through portion Of the
wheat belt, stopping at number of
towns along the line Of travel. In
speaking Of his observations on the trip
to The Echo, he said: Your town
suits me better than any place l have
seen since leaving Everett. You have
particularly desirable location and un-
mistakable evidences of prosperity and
thrift are seen on every hand. " Mr..
Miller was in the mercantile business
for seven years in Everett. He is an
old acquaintance Of our well known
townsman and real estate broker, M.
F. Peak.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-07-26
COUNTY NEWS ITEMS

County commissioner Sanders has
applied to the superior court to have
the following men declared habitual
drunkards: George Glen, Martin Nc
Quistiom, Jack Yates and Peter Havi-
land. The declaring Of a person an
habitual drunkard is in accordance with
a law passed by the legislature several
years ago. 1t has the effect of making
it a criminal offence to sell or give in
toxicating liquors to persons declared
habitual drunkards. The petitions
filed this week are the first to come be-
fore the court in this county. Judge
Steiner will look into the merits OF the
cases and pass upon them in few days.
-Wenatchee Republic.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-07-26

The surveying party on the Great
Northern's line up the Columbia is re-
ported at work again after thirty days
suspension on account of the sickness
of one Of the engineers with smallpox.
All the old camp equipment was burned,
after the recovery OF the sick man, and
camp with everything new was estab-
lished farther up the river. The party
is still working some distance below
the Entiat. .-Chelan Leader.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-07-26

The World tells Of the sale OF the
Hoyne ranch of 100 acres, near
Wenatchee, for SILL 900 and adds:
A little over five years ago when Mr..
Hoyne settled on the homestead, land
in Columbia valley was considered
worthless and the settlers over there
were considered by the knowing ones
to be crazy. Today the knowing ones
are saying, I told you so. ,"
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-07-26

E. A. King has purchased the livery
property OF L. H. Turner on Com
mercial street. The consideration for
the property, which included one wag-
on and team of horses, was 5000.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-07-26

Fruit Inspector P. S. Darlington in
sists on rigid enforcement Of the
provisions Of the fruit law. Last week
he condemned number of boxes of
infected fruit in Wenatchee.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-07-26

The school directors Of the southern
party of the county held meeting at
the county seat the fore part Of the
week. H. B. Dewey, OF Tacoma, assist
ant superintendent OF public instruc-
ton, made an interesting talk on the
subject of School Grounds and School
Buildings.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-07-26

Rafe Kings new cottage, on the
north side, is nearing completion and
will soon be ready for occupancy.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-07-26

Walter Latham, aged II years, was
drowned in the Columbia river near
the Wagner ranch, ten miles up the
river from Wenatchee, last Sunday,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-21

Infants little eiderdown jackets,
made of a velvet finished, cotton
outing flannel; very neat-special,
each Observation-Disclosures. 100
Infants little knitted jackets Of
soft Germantown zephyr, assorted
colors-a big bargain, each. csc
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-21
RAIN COATS AT $500.

Misses waterproof long coats at
$500, made by the Duck Brand
Co." These are a pepper and salt
mixture; fine storm coat; small
cape collar effects, full
lengths; a good coat at U iii
a ridiculously low dis MI S
count price .......... UUEuu
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-21

We call attention to our splendid
line of babies dresses, silk and
cotton kimonos, cravenette coats
and ladies' wool and fleeced hos
iery. We have made special ef-
forts in these lines to afford you
economy and general satisfactory
selections.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-21
DURUM WHEAT GIVES
GREAT SATISFACTION

Dnrum wheat planted without irri. :.
aation last saason tn Bofgs Flat,
southeast OF Florence. was . decided
sucosss. Il will be interesting 10 thoss
who Aze Watching the rapid Arsicul.
turai development Of this region. TO
know that the drop mentioned was not
drilled. ~ IL supposed to be neces
'sary 70 assure crop anywhere, but 1t
Wa simply sowed broadoast and
brushed In.
This Bossa Flat wheat weighs mp
to the standard Of sixty pounds to the
busbel. and the quality in every par.
ticular 10 sxce llsnt.
For years past II has been known
that Durum wheat raised in Wisoonsi =
and Minnesota was superior to the
other varieties for making bread. and
u 10 stated BY those here 10 Florence
who are In position 10 know about
such matters. that the mill men have
been blending this and other varieties
in the manufacture Of nour.
Last year. however. . firm Of
wealthy Jews came Into the wheat
belt Of thoss statss and began buy.
ing The DuEum crop aud exporting
IL. This opened the eyes Of the
farmers to the true value OF the
variety Of the grain. 90 that tiny
now demand and rsosivs what II 10
worth. which Il oonsiderabls I'd.
vance over all other varieties Of
wheat.
Bread made Of the straight Durum
wheat four and that made BY the 20.
called patent process we're placed eide
BY sidssbefors . committee Of experts
in Chicago . few days aso and the
Duium bread was the unanimous
choice Of the committee ~ the better.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-21
A jamaican Lady Speaks High
ly OF Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy

Mrs. Michael Hart, vile Of the supss-
intsudsnt ef Cart Service at Kingstoo,
Jamaica, West Indies Islands, says that
che has eos some ysars used Chambss-
lain's Cough Remedy tor eoughs, csssp
and wAoeplng cough and has found it
very bsosucial. 6hs has implicit oon6.
dance IL Il and would net b without .
isstt3s o. II h hss hows. Sold BY Dan.
IAh' Asue sessa nwf
The daily tribune., 1907-01-21
RIO GRANDE TRAIN
DERAILED AT MALTA

Leadvilts. Colo Jan. Ala oxen
rail caused . wreck on the Denver
aud Rio Grande at Malta about six
O'Clock last evening. West bound
train No. WAS derailed and the en-
sine and one coAoh left tie track.
No damsas WAS done TO any Of the
rolling stock aud mono OF the passsn.
gers was Injured. The wreckipg crew
from Leavdills replaced the engine
and oar ON the track. rfAfio WAS Dc.
iayed about hvs hours.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-21
Tho Grip

Before We can sympathize with 9th.
ers we must have suffered ourselves" No
ono can realize tho suffering attendant
upon an attack OF tho grip unless he has
had tho actual experience. There Ia
probably no disease that causes 20 mu III
physical and mental agony, or which 90
successfully dsfles medical aid. All dan.
esr from the grip. however, may bs
avoided BY tho prompt use Of Chamber.
iain's Cough Remedy. Among the tens
d Thousands who have used this remedy
not one case has ever bnen reported that
has resulted Ia pneumonia O that has
not recovered. For sale by Dsnisls'
drug store, mwe
The daily tribune., 1907-01-21

Roses in Bloom in San Antonio
This historic city ID very delightful
place to visit during tho winter season.
Tho Colorado and Southern railway Of
fers very low rate tickets with liberal
limits and stop over privileges. Write
for descriptive literature to T. E. Fisher.
g. p. A., Denver.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-21
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A.oss susstsS ! i MI. o.
M ~ avsAin NJ y W
II AssisI n \ \ u l3ssyss
xeiss ~ y sls1snsel.: . n ~ X
oaisss ~ 0hsas 1ssssssa frsn
oalsssee spsia - nlsAs.
HARVEY kiiliAa ~ ssssrnsd
tfoa 0ol1Asi1. Nsv. AZ - sinss
~ iIvsiy = thas sfsss sasA sanr
Hsssss. sls IN yssr IA aasahsss
|sf q. p. Tsskss. fssnssiy 4 thia
sity. but nov Of Pofslsad. Il vsry
lev With sypbsiA fsvss. ~
Rev. vnuthsra. eisssis ninistsr
|as Osal Cfssk and Roskvals. and
his wifs wsrs in ths oily yesterday -.
tending shs services ~ The n. 3.
church.
Mrs. Mile Blanksnship return.
Cd Sunday from Tfinidad. She has
also bssn viaitns in Michigan. Mrs.
Blanksnship i dsushssr Of Mrs. Q,
10. Draper.
Miss Lssta Andrews returned to
her homo in Denver this morning and
her sister. Miss Eva left for her
homo in Saratosa. Wyo.. whore she is
engaged In teaching school.
VIII Porter. formerly Of this city
but now Of Oolbran. wAs In ths city
this morning. snrouts to Dsnvsr 70 at.
tend the stock show. Ar Porter has
gained nitsen pounds In weight.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-21
BETTER Than A LETTER

The Weekly Tribune contains more
news items each week than the other two
Florence papers combined. Every local
news item printed in the Daily during the
week is reprinted in the weekly. Send it
to some out friend or relative. 1t
will do him good. 1t is better than a letter
or 100 the year.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-21

TAs Ts!suas sss ssss see printing.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-21
To the Cripple Creek District,
through gigantic and marvellous
canons and over magnificent
mountain passes.
THE GRANDEST
SCENERY IN
AMERICA

Connects with the Denver and
Rio Grande at Canon City and
Florence. Two trains daily.
D. G. MAcWATTERs,
General Passenger Agent.
Colorado Springs.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
STORAGE NOTICES.


TO Chas. r Wilson, VIM. +. Horan, Mrs
F. Carroll, ]. T. Bradshaw. A l. l'au-
kota, Miss L y. Merritt or Ida Merritt, >.
II Randall, Mrs. ]. Harding, Mrs Fannie
T. Pinney, Mr.. or Mrs Il. c. Mallory, Mrs.
c. NJ williams, A. II. Miner, Mrs. Edyth
Louise Pratt, G.. Linthwaite. Mrs. w.
Grace. Mary Ann Barbour. Mary SkehiIi'
D. L. CaTdoza, Miss II. Ramsey George r.
B!lyen. Mary w. Mahoney, y. whittier
Mrs Larene Bayard. Miss Elizabeth s.
Graham, A. Voorhees,. Mrs. Mollie Elvtra
Austin Miss Florence Howard. Edmund
Hcdson, Andrew Malcolm, Mrs. J. NJ. Ford
ham. n. J. o'Donnell. Mrs. IL M Biasdel.
Chas. Hunter VIM. Perry, w. V. Newman
Margaret Muldoon. W. T. Mitchell. MISS
Florence Allen. Mrs. T.. Is. Sutton and u.
T. Williams: You had each OF you are hero
by notified that the time for the payment
Of our lien upon the property hereinafter
described having expired, after due notice
thereof had been given you. we Will cause
such property, TO wit, household goods. per
sonal effects and merchandise, stored by
you or in your name in the Columbia Stor-
age Warehouses 70 be sold at public auc-
tion, according to the statute in such cases
made and provided, at Nos. SO and IS West
9th ST.. on Saturday. November 9, 1907,
at 1880 a m, and II the sale thereof is
not Completed on said date the same Will
be continued at the same place or each and
every Saturday thereafter beginning at
1870 a. m. until the sale is completed.
COLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSEA
New York, Oct. 2l 1907
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Oct. 29-c1osing: WHEAT-Spot steady: No
Sc 6i4d; March. So 4Ad aay. s. ssd 'coFN-spot
primo mixed American, 6s Gid. futures steady
December. 6s e1d; January. IS O1.d. Professionalism
STEADY, SIS FLOUR-Winter patents hrra 3lB 90. HOPS
In London Cacihc Coast steady. f2 I0sqfS los BEEF
Extra India fyTu- G2s Cd. PORK-Prns mess.
Western, steady, SIS I'd HAMS-Short % n.
steaSy 62s Cd, BACON-CumberIand cut 20 10 80 ID
strong Sis: - 10. strong "a: long
middles. light = - ~ 51s heavy. -
10 5Gs short clear backs, 10 - ID steady
6os Sd. bellies "a TO 1G H. steady. 56s. SHOUB
DICRS-Square, II TO 13 10 nrrn. 3Ss Cd LARD-Prine
Western. in uerces quiet As; American refined in pals
steady as. CTEESE-CanAdan finest white. new hrn.
62s: colored. rev, firm. C3s. TAILOW--Prins city
firm. 3ls 81. TURI'I1%TIlE-Spirts dull 81.
POSIN-Common steady. los -. PETROLEIJAf-Rshned
firm. 7i4d. IINSEED oIL--Firm. DIS I'd.