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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-23
eTATE LANDS AND STATE ROADS

Regular meetings every Wednesday u,
; o'clock Z. NJ
r. II. PARKIITRST. Chairman.
r. &. STEVENS. Secretary.
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INSURANCE.

Regular meetings every Tuesday at 9
o'clock z. NJ, office of Insurance Commits
Oioner.
c. w. PERRY, Sec.
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COUNTIES.

The Committee on Counties will meet.
until further notice. on Wednesday of
each week directly after adjournment OF
the sessions. at Room -.
A. J. FULTON. Secretary.
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FEDERAL RELATIONS.

Regular meetings every Tuesday at
o'clcck Z. NJ
CECIL i. CLARK. Secretary.
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EDUCATION,

The Committee on Education will NEE
on Thursdays at 2 o'clock in the commit
tee room.
W. s. KNOWLTON, Secretary.
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TEMPE CE.

The Committee on Temperance will meet
IN Room IA, thursdays at o'clock P. NJ.
A. E. IRVING, Secretary.
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kOdOl
For Dyspepsia

digests what you eat, takes the strain on
OF the heart, and contributes nourlshmen.
strength and health to every organ o. ~
body. For Indigestion. Dyspepsia, oo .,s
Stomach, Inflammation OF the MUCOUS
membranes lining the Stomach and D!ess
tive Tract Nervous Dyspepsia and Cssaf'0
Of the Stomach.
Ahsr eating, myfood would distress me y m.n .sf.
ny heart paipitafe and would become yer, 49,
Finally got bottle Of Kodol and = geys ny ,,sd
date relief. After using a few bottles I'm e~s =
MRS. LORINQ NICHOLS. Penn fsns l"
lhsd stomach trouble and was IN bad ssate ~
bad heart trouble with Il. took kodcl DysS'
Care for about four months and II cured NJ A
b. KAUHLK NWs1A y
Di6ests What You 6aS
,azr sten sch. back srsssfxs sH.ss TS.xJ j
Sold by John Coughlin. Augusts ~
Beane's Drug Store <sAee1E.
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AGRICULTURE.

The committee on agriculture will meet
Wednesday of each week ut . o'clock =.
NJ. In the agricultural room at tire State
House.
T. 7. CROSBY. Secretary.
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TENN ERANCE.

The Ccmmittc on Temperance will give
public hearing in Representatives Hall
at the State House in Augusta.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1907 at
o'clock +. NJ.
On Resolves for an amendment to the
Constitution by abrogatinS and annuling
the fifth Amendment to the Constitution
THURSDAY FEBRUARY IA, 1907. at ,
o'clock +. NJ.
On an Act to repeal CHAPTER % of Laws
OF 1905, relating TO the "Sturgis Law"
A. Z. IRVING. Secretary.
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No. g.. An act to ratify the mortgage
and lease Of the Northern Maine Seaport
R3ilrdad.
No. S. An act to incorporate the Sulli-
van and Winter Harbor Railway Com
pany.
No. So An act to amend Chapter 1893 Of
the Private anG Special Laws OF 1887 as
amended by Chapter f64 OF the Private
and Special Laws Of 1897. relating to tho
Fryeburg Horse Railroad Company.
LUTHER r. MOORE, Secretary.
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ARoosTooK CO. DELEGATION.

The Aroostook County Delegation will
sor's Room at Augusta as follows:
JANUARY 30. 1907, at Ii o'clock A. NJ.
Bill IAN Act to amend Section OF
CHAPTER II of the Revised Statutes relat-
ing to the transfer of the office OF the
trict of Aroostook County from MAZDA
waska to Fort Kent. ard provide a snit-
able building in which to keep such
office"
Bill "An Act to amend Section 7 of
Chapter II of the Revised Statutes. and to
transfer the office of register of deeds
for the northern district of -Aroostook
County from Madawaska to Van Buren;
which to keep said Office
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Committee NOTICES.
JUDICIARY,

ReEnlar meetings Tuesday. Wednesday
ana Thursday at O'Clock p. NJ.
j. II. MONTGOMERY, Secretary.
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PENSIONS.

Regular meetings every Tuesday at 3
o'clock p. NJ. Office of Pension Agent.
LEROY r. FOLSOM, Secretary.
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rELEGRAPHs AND TELEPHONES

Regular meetings every Wednesday at .
o'clock Z. NJ. at office of Pension Agent.
M. T. NEWTON, Sec.
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TAXATION.

Regular meetings every Tuesday at 3
o'clock p. NJ. in the State Assessors
room.
FRANK D. TRUE, Secretary.
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WAYS AND BRIDGES.

The committee on ways and bridges will
give public hearing in its room at the
State House in Augusta
THURSDAY. JANUARY q. at
o'clock p. NJ
No. 20. An act to incorporate the Han
cock and Sullivan Bridge CO.
No. 81. Resolve to aid in building n
steel bridge across the Penobscot river
between the towns of Lincoln and Chess
ter.
No. s. Resolve in favor Of a highway
bridge across the Kennebcc river between
the towns Of Fairfield and Clinton at or
rsar Pishon's Ferry. so called. to connect
the counties Of Somerset and kennchec.
No. 30. An act granting to Arthur S:
Nc. Avery the right to establish and
maintain ferry in the farbor Of Stock
ton Springs.
No. S. Resolve providing for the re-
pair of BRIDGES in Macwahcc Plantation.
@ L. SPRAGUE Secretary.
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STATE LANDS AND STATE ROADS

The committee on State lands and State
roads will give hearings at Its room. as
follows:
"WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 90. at
o'clock p. NJ.
No. g. On resolve authorizing the land
agent to sell certain lands in the town
Of Crystal.
No. 8. Resolve providing for the repair
Of a roadway in Townships Five and SiX
in Ninth Range, north OF the Waldo pa
tent. in Ptscataquis county.
No. a. An act to authorize the Govern
OF to sell Little island in Mosquito har-
Dor in the town of St. George.
No. 81. Resolve in favor of repairing
the road between Pattcn end Grand Lake.
f. Fl. PARkHT' RST. Chairman.
p STEVENS
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MILITARY AFFAIRS.

The Committee on Military Affairs will
give a public hearing in Room Il. State
House. Augusta.
TUESDAY. JANUARY %. 1907. at )
o'clock z. NJ.
On a Resolve in favor of Private Hugh
MOnahan, Co. l.. Portland.
On a Resolve in favor of Q. NJ. 1st CT
Louis D. Greenwood. LIST Div. \. r.. Port
~ u,AJrER T MAYO Secretary
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Sold BY John Coughlin. Augusts ~
Beana's Drug Store 6AsateS.
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Tho President announced as the
Longfellow Committee on the part of
the Senate Messrs. Clarke Of Lincoln,
Ardroscoggin.
On motion by Mr.. Staples Of Knox
the Senate adjourned.
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Inland Fisheries and Game.
Insane Hospitals.

BY Mr.. Lane Of Brewer-Petition If
II. c. Clapp and Is others asking state
to support insane poor.
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Orders Of the Day.

On motion by Mr.. Mills Of Hancock
it was voted that the order relating to
publication Of notices in La Messenger,
he taken from the table and on further
motion by the same Senator. the Sen
ate non-concurred with the action of
the House and voted that the same be
indefinitely postponed.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
BOSTON STOCKS,
81 Wall srreet)
Furnished By p. L. Day & Co. No.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Act. ia revival Of pullish enthusiasm
in the local wheat market to-day advanced prices
snore than Sc above yesterdays final quota tons
A. the close wheat for December delivery was up
S&c Corn was up q Oats also showed net
gain Of q c Provisions were shade 10 7i2c
higher.
The buoyancy in the wheat pit was in evidence
~ the opening, initial quotations showing gains Of
from q C TO II &c. There was an active general
demand. but offerings were light The buying was
based largely material advances at three of the
four principal European grain markets, although
decrease IN the movement in the Northwest also
stimulated demand. As trading progressed
The market became much acIive and prices
steadily advanced Foreign news very bulIish
Fresh reports were received regarding the drouth
IN Australia and India. while other advices claimed
weather in many portions of Europe wet.
Late IN the day reports Of an enormous quantity
az wheat sold for export stirred buyers in
creased activity. which carried prices up with a
Tush The total sales for export said as-
Eregste ESQ loads. which is the largest amount
recorded IN many years The market closed eX-
cited and strong. December opened p TO / &c
higher, at 81 Ol% 10 81 % Is, and advanced TO
II % 4. where II closed May sold between 81 OF L
and 81 % x, and closed 81 098s. CIearances Of
wheat and -four equal to 60s.6G0 bushels
Primary receipts were 100000 bushels, compared
With 10sG.O 600 bushels the corresponding day year
ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported
receipts Of 632 cars against 636 cars last week
and 7S4 cars year ago
The market weak early IN the day be-
cause Of selling induced by lower cables and by
favorable weather for the curing Of the crop.
The &c advance in wheat. however, caused great
ly increased demand during the half Of the day
which resulted In rally of about ] cent from the
loW point Of the session. Shipments OF approx
fnetely 100000 bushels from here to-day inspired
additional demand in the afternoon. The market
closed strong. December opened 3sc 10 54c to &C
higher 60isc 10 Sole 602sc. sold off to $3.50
and then advanced 10 s0szc. The close $3.50.
Local receipts were 325 cars, with 81 Of contract
grade
Trade in oats WIS again featureless. The market
Vas Inclined be weak early in the day, owing 10
The weakness Of corn, but became firm later as a
result Of the advance tn wheat. December opened
nsnced tc 537kc, where il closed. Local receipts
were 257 cars.
Provisions firm. despite fairly liberal safes
by local packers. There was a good demand by
shorts and investors. The strength Of grain was
me chief factor At the close January pork was
- nc al S15 81. Lard up n shade at - 9'tz-
RIBS were 2lzc 20 sc higher at SIS 10 10 IS lZiz
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat. I55
head
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
Our Combination Offering includes

200 shares of Boston-IdahO Mining Com
panys stock, 20 per cent dividend security,
on par, or Is Is per cent. on the present
market price, $3.50 a share.
100 shares Paymaster Consolidated Mines
Company Stock, par value $1.O0 a share,
market value $1,000
One $4,000 Z per cent. First Mortgage
Convertible 10 year Gold Bond of the Pay
master Consolidated Mines Company, inter
est payable Semi-Annually, February and
August, market value of these Bonds $4,000.
Trustee. State Street Trust Company, Bos-
ton.
BOstOn-ldaho Mining Sompany's stock at
S150 a share the present price will yield a
net income of 13 1-3 per cent annually at the
rate of per cent quarterly on par, COM
mencng next month.
In our opinion BOstOn-IdahO Mining Com
pany's dividends will be largely increased
before the end of many months, as the mill
with its present capacity OF so tons daily is
earning n surplus over the dividend Obliga-
ton of the Company, and as il has been de
termined by the directors to increase the mill
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York. October 10 1907
COFFEE-The coffee opened barely steady at
decline points in response weak cables
hut recovered part the loss closed steady at
net decline Of 70 10 points Sales were reported or
2S00 bags which represents considerably greater
tyity FOR half session than has recently been noted
The sharp break in the French caused the initial
decline here. Havre q al lower. and after
opening unchanged at i the market Ham
burg weakened and closed a net decline Of izat%
pfG II runored that the break
caused by the selling OF prominent Brazilian firm
and local bears evidently tried TO create the mpres-
son that this selling against the holdings os the
BRAZILIAN government These rCmors promptly de
MED by trade people here who "A position a
posted regarding the policy Of the Brazilian
ard later it Brazilian men
toned was seller in tho French There
nothing in the news from Brazil indicate any ex-
pectAton OF chanEe in the plans ot the
With reference TO valorization OF the primary
INo was unchanged ana Santos reis higher. Re
ceipts Ct the two ports little figures ~
Two years aEo So 900 bags being reported against 81
Iast year and OSHO in 1905 movement
az reflected by the Jundahy receipts continued light al
sl>opO bags, against 10000 years There was
some wan street and European selling at the opening
mere ana during the forenoon the supposed to
e Workng Tor some Of the larger interests
ouylhE. Ine market for spot coffee was oulet with
quotations on the basis Of csc for RIO No 7' VAN
Inc range OF contract prices In local market to-
cay follows ''~' ~
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
Financial.
DIVIDENDS-lNTERES1
I52s PER CENT.

capacity early next spring 70 90 tons of ore
daily. which is three times its present capac-
ity. il necessarily follows that the dividends
and surplus will be three times greater tnan
at present
The Capitalization of the BOstOn-ldahO
Mining Company is 100000 There are no
bonds or preferred stock 10 have priority lt
Is all common stock and the profits 90 TO the
common stockholders. The stock being Of
fered to-day at $1.JO a share has a book
value of over S227.
The proceeds received from the sale Of the
present allotment of BOstOn-IdahO Mining
Company's stock embraced in our COmbina-
tion, will be used in part TO Increase the MIL
Capacity, as the ore supply Is greatly IN e1-
cess of the present capacity of the mill
The present indications are that the Bos-
tOn-IdahO Mining Company will never re-
uuire outstanding more than 1I5.OOO shares
of the Capitalization Of 100000 shares.
Were we obliged to sell the securities Of
fered in our Combination separately they
would have to net our office $4,000 1t is
our candid opinion that in one years time
these securities will be worth and sell ar
S6O0O0
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York OCTOBER 10. lYUI-
FFEyFS-ReceptS SIS 1,45O head. all con-
signed direct except one There was no trading
in live cattle this morning. Sellers rated the reens
steady Dressed beef IN limited demand at SO lO9. c
for native sides. and 7QsEc for Texan beef Liver
pooI and london and beef markets dull at yes
terday's quotations. Exports to-day Included 500
cattle and 200 quarters OF beef in the Mtnnetonka
10 london $500 quarters OF beef In the Phllade-
phIa 20 Southampton. for the London market
CAIVFs-Receipts were 263 head, OF which 129
were consigned butchers. and 12S for the market
latter Western calves. Very little doing
few common veas sold at S. 0S7 80 per 100 ID no
reported sales OF Western calves or grassers- me
Feeling than steady. Dressed calves
slow AZ aRI4Ikc per NJ for city dressed veals; Ga o
calves
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts were. including
late arrivals yesterday 13 os66 head includ-
ing cars for sIaughterers and for the market;
with the stale stock. IA sale. Very
little demand for the stock and sales very limited
Feeling weak few good sheep sold at IS 100
lambs Sc e0fS7 Most OF the stock was
likely 20 held cver Dressed mutton slow st T@9c.
per 10 dressed lambs d11lsc with choice selected
careassss selling As high A. l-o
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

York. October 10. 1907
beans is giving buyers some advantage but the range
of quotations remains about the same as OF late Mar
row and medium fairly steady but also quiet Red
kidney show increasing hrmness most holders are now
Scotch peas are lower under better we quote
BEANS, marrow 1905. choice per bushel So 40 81 -
eSoice Sc IS s. 90: Pea 1905 choice s. 40 81 45
do common to good Sc s. 80; do white ad kidney
black turtle soup choice 81 G59$1 20; do yellow
green scotch 1907. choice 81 %
BUTTER-Re Receipts for the day. 4.oS4 pkgs There
butter, and prices show change for the day. The
feeling seemed be less unsettled. with
evidences OF weakness in quarters. the
time the general view of the trade to hold
think that the cut in prices has been deep enough
back part OF the trade that was lost when the
market Went SO hlGh Ihere rs good deal or ordinary
L choice fresh creamery Offering at from 25G 2Ti5c
moving at present Process quiet and easy Factory
packing stock lean more in buyers favor.
csc; do frsts 81 7627lAc do seconds 25l 2GIec do
thirds 24a 25c; do held specials, 2S14c do extras
finest 81 y 2sc do good TO choice, 26a27e; do com
i ie 91e do frsfs e2 DC SECONDS ai DC. 44 fIiH
10000 Western factory drsts 23ia 24c; do
25e: do No 2 Il 2sc do 10 s. isS9oic =
CHEESE-Receipts to-day. 1928 boxes; exports 942
nTed fu Prices being PAID in the country hodq
in their views the basis of 16c.
for grades coored. Trading. however, been
only moderatively active and fresh receipts not all
lighter this week. white cheese quite
coored but small held at about tho same price though
large quotable shade under tlne SKINS In good de-
mand and firm: cheaper grades only moderatively
grades Of part skins. Fun Skins have shown very
little variation IN months LiveSpe9i e Gable Finest
quote: State. full cream, small colored and white.
September firm, 16c; DO good TO prime. 1874 q 15&o
her dne 1Gc: do white 15%c do common 10 prime,
1s9lslxe do skins. III ID. specials 1s9isAo; DO
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
4 PERFECT DRESS.

There is in the world one matter OF taste
says Sir Frederick Treves, upon which unanim-
'ty Of opinion can never he obtained, and that Is
on the subject Of woman's dress II may as wen
De stated. therefore without the least hope OF
carrying conviction, that the dress Of the Bur
laese women is as nearly perfect as any female
costume can be. Its chief claim 10 perfection Is
'iiat 1t is exqUisitely, divinely simple II con-
eNls OF a white linen jacket of the plainest pos
'ioie type, without collars. ties or cuffs, and a
f ffnIt of unstuded silk wrapped closely round the
10y down TO the feet This robe Is marfed
,stIier ,,ir by hounce nor f:ill and so far as the
.,..iliIaled can tell, il has escaped even the
- -uch OF the needle thread Sandals TO the
oo..Id ana gold bangles 10 the wrist complete the
e.tume- 80 Whatever may be the artistic value
-iis 8ttire II can at least claim TO be perfect
III, III lhe standpoint Of health. The Burmese
., iah h coes her hair with equal simplicity
Jesa neat @ coil. which displays the outline OF the
~ 80 WIN perfection. and no hair arrangement
~ alclent Greeks could he more classical.
srrs, -s,.i ho'ger, or possibly comb is the sole
br.e eil There is attempt 10 comfort the
pFota.ha l mar into puffs rolls, or 10 make IL q
~. lnsae' nneaniDgless structure. held up by
rsa. sh1 cords. and undermined by frowSy
-Dundse Advertiser.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
Financial.

Thomas W. Lawson is unquestionably right
when he advises. through the columns of the
newspapers of Oct. 18th. every Savings Bank
and Trust Company depositOr to withdraw
Savings and Buy Stocks, Now.
In our opinion never has there been such
an opportunity for Investors to buy large div
idend paying securities as at present
Our Combination offering of a 2Oeo Sc
curty and a 10 First Mortgage 10-year Gold
Bond is the most attractive investment of
the day of highly profitable dividend paying
stock and interest bearing bonds, with u
market value of $4,000, which we are priv
ileged to offer TO our customers at 100000.
This Combination of Safe-SOund investment
securities is the greatest profit bearing in
vestment ever emanating from financial
house, yielding an income of nearly 11Po on
the market value, $4,000, or 152sSo on the
actual investment of $4,000. Were it not
for prevailing conditions, we would not have
been able to have secured these 10 First
Mortgage 10-year Gold Bonds, which we
have placed in our Combination, thus giving
TO our customers the benefit of securing for
$4,000, an investment that will yield them
an income of Is % per cent. with a probabil-
ity of a much larger return in the near fu-
ture.
1t is a we'll known and established fact
that we have always been advocates of low
CapitaliZatiOns and large dividends. We are.
and will forever be, OppOsers to watered and
Inflated CapltalizatiOns OF Corporations.
The investing public are awakening to
the fact that it is the small dividend paying
securities that carry the greatest hazard.
They have begun 10 learn that Corpora
tions with gigantic Capitalzations Of wat
cred stocks are dangerous and unsafe. The
teachings they have received during the
present year have taught them to seek in
vestments outside of listed securities, or
Stock Exchange stocks, where values are
made by Nanipulations
Our Combination offering embraces stock
and bonds that advance steadily and honest
ly in value, day by day. They carry no water
or imitation to deceive the investor. They
earn an honest and substantial income for
their holder.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20

vented by tb . e aggressive bear was pre-
tsless of speculative sellers to carr large cor1-
15rto, Sghoay curing the frost period the cotton
HIl showed an easier SATURDAY., CItsa5
eaoy al net uncharE prices 10 decIine n. - rot
estimated at 10 600 bales --'- "a''S "eIs
ne HaTket opened barely STEADY decIfDa o5o
points and during session sold of, o a 80 %, =,
1gll @ points under bear ana Hau5aon vbicf
by the easier Liverpool cables reports OF
aseo spot offerings and easier interior
rutIs' me weather map did
70" as anticipated and the forecasts were for
aEoFane conditions fact added 10 the bear,sb
oi local sentiment There had been considerable
seIAg on Friday the covering OF these sales was
perhaps, the CHIEF sustaining influence
Liverpool was 5q7 points lower when due 70 come
Ies points lower and private cables attributed the
oscilne 10 increased offerings the South TIE mn
favorable crop outlook regarded as bearisb
asdlu.s 70 the extent that IL IN
20 some extent Local dealers reported
oHeTlhgs from the South OF concessions Of 10
compared with last night advices from Texas nd-
Gated continued hrmness In that the belt and
y was reported that Galveston
IN ballast having failed cargo. some OF the
seihhg OF december II &c Friday is said 20
nave neen with the intention OF making deliveries
4
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Oct. I9--Closing-wHEAT-Sp nominal.
futures hTls December, - sid; March, s. sid May
59sd- CORS-Spot quiet. mixed. American,
futures quiet; October. IS I'D; January. IS 79d PEAS
Canadian white. stock. FLOUR-Wiuter patents
strong. 32s HoPS-In London. Pacific Coast steady.
T. 10sQf3 los. BEEF-ExtTa india firm,
PORk-Prime mess, Western steady. Sis Sd. HANS
short cut. II to 10 NJ strong 54s BACON-Curnberand
28 to 81 10 strong Sos; rib, IS 70 "a n
strong COS long clear ddes. light IS 81 ~ strong
"a; shor clear backs l6 TO 20 70. strong 5Is clear
bellies, IA 10 Is 70, strong 56s Cd shoulders SQUARE
II to Is n. strong SOS. LARD-Prime Western in
tierces strong AIS Sd American refined In pals strong
iss Sd. CHEESE-Cana6ian finest strong
63s; Canadian finest colOred new. strong 64s TAIIOW
Prime city firm. 31s, Australian London firm a2s
lOtsd- TCRPENTINE-SPirits quiet. SIS. ROSIN-
Common firm los 10lzd PETROLEIAf- Aru.
7isd LINSEED OH. hrm 26s Sd. COTTONSEFD or,
Hull refined spot dull. 24s 9d