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, 1907-01-31
EXTRACTS EROM TILE FOOL
ISL DICTIONARY.

Birdie A term a woman is apt to
apply to a man she is playing for
a jay.
Birthday Anniversary of ones birth.
Observed only by men and child
rem.
Blubber The useful product Of a
dead whale. The useless prod
uct of a live baby.
Blue The color we can feel. lnvis-
ible Blue A Policeman.
Blush A temporary erythema calor-
ific effulgence of the phvsiogno-
my, Astrological by the peicep-
tiveness of the in "a
predicament of inequilibrity
from a sense of shame, anger or
other cause, eventuating in Il pa
resis of the yase-motorial, muscu-
lar filaments of the facial capila-
ries, whereby, being Invested of
their elasticity, they become suf-
fused with a radianc emenating
from an inundated praecordia.
Board An implement for admins
terlng corporal punishment; used
by mothes and landladies. The
Festive Board" may be a shingle,
a hair brush a fish-hash breakfast
or a stewed prune supper.
Bohemia A land flowing with can
ned milk and distilled honey
and untruubled by consistency,
convention, conscience or cash
A land to which many are called
and few chosen.
Bone One Dollar-the original price
OF a wife. Note, Adam, who had
to give up one bone before he
got Eve.
Bennett A female head trouble, which
is contracted the latter part OF
Lent and breaks out on Easter.
Doodle Money born of poor, but
dishonest parents, and taken in
by the Graft family.
Borrow To swap hot air for cold
coin.
Brace Security for the trousers.
Bracer Security for the stomach.
Bracelet Security for the pawn-bro,
ker.
Brand Something carried on the HIP
by beast or man. Can be found
on the outside of a short, red
steer, or the inside of a long,
black bottle.
Brass Band A clever though some
what complicated arrangement
for holding a crowd together.
, 1907-01-31

Manzln Pile rsnaly pat up in
convenient, collapsibIe tubes with
nozzle attachment so that the ZEN ed
may be applied at the very seat of
he trouble, thus relieving almost
instantly bleeding, itching or protrud-
ing piles, Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded Prices Drug Store
, 1907-01-31
Coal Miners
and Teams

Wanted Five experience
ed coal miners at Rock
Cliff mines. Also twenty
large teams for steady
five months hauling coal
to smelter at Encamp-
ment, to be paid for in
cash. Apply to w. w.
Petty, Manager, care Ci-
gar store E. l.. Gould,
Saratoga, Wyoming.
1-31-4W.
, 1907-01-31

"Pineules" n.aIcholic) made
from resin from our Pine Forests,
used for hundreds of years for Blad-
der and Kidney diseases. Medicine
for thirty days, S1.O0. Guaranteed.
Prices Drug Store.
, 1907-01-31
Why not buy Saratoga property
now? ID. :. Crawford

Piles get quick relief from DR..
Shops Magic ointment. Remember
its made alone for Piles-and it
works with certainty and satisfaction.
Itching, painful, p~rotrudiug, or blind
piles disappear like magic by its use.
Try it and see! Prices Drug Store.
, 1907-01-31
Wanted Deer and Elk Antlers

Wanted.-Deer and Elk Antlers.
Must be in good condition, not
necessarily mates. For further part
cuIars communicate with w. c. Vos-
burgh Mfg. Co. Limited, 90 and 81
underhilI Ave, Brooklyn, N. Y.
1-l7-4w.
, 1907-01-31

Pine Salve Carbonized, acts like a
poultice; highly %antiseptic, extensive
ly used for Eczema, for chapped
hands and lips, cuts burns Prices
Drug Store.
, 1907-01-31
Men Wanted

Laborers and Carpenters wanted.
Inquire of or address.
Geo. H. Hand
Gen'l. Manager Penn-W Wyoming
II l-tf Elclmpnslt, Wyoming
, 1907-01-31
Group can positively be stopped in

20 minutes. No vomiting-nothing
to sicken or distres your child. A
sweet, pleasant, and safe syrup, call
ed DIR. Shops Group Cure, does the
work and does it quickly. DR..
Shops Group Cure is for Group
alone, remember. 1t does not claim to
cure IA dozen ailments; It's for Group,
hats all. Sold by Prices Drug Store
, 1907-01-31

Special Announcement Reg arding the
National Pure Food and Drug Law.
We are pleased to announce that
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs,
colds and lung troubles is not affected
by the National Pure Food and Drug
law as it contains no opiates or other
harmful drugs, and we recommend it
as a safe remedy for children and add
ults. -Price's Drug store.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-22

Thaw has had to sit on the edge of
the chair in order that her feet might
reach the floor. To make her more
comfortable for the long ordeal foot
stool and back cushion were provided
during the afternoon
TWO DAYS MORE OF ORDEAL
At the close of the most eventful
day of the trial, Jerome announced that
he probably would keep Mrs. Thaw
under fire for two more days. Adj
journment was taken until Monday
morning, although at one time Justice
Fitzgerald said that to accommodate
out-of-town witnesses he would hold
court tomorrow and Saturday.
There was no subject affecting the
witness of so intimate a. nature that
the District Attorney hesitated to haul
1T from It's hiding place and hold it
before the gaze of the world, all the
while requiring that she should recog-
ntze and own the fault in her own
words.
When Jerome was fiaying Mrs Thaw
with questions as to her relations with
White, demanding to know every de-
tail, and while bitter tears were we'll
ing to her eyes, two newspaper women,
accustomed to harsh scenes of life,
hastily left the courtroom and made
retreat out of the big portals At
last the prosecutor himself relented
somewhat, and suggested that the pro-
ceedings should be suspended
Delmas thought he detected an nm
favorable slant to this and protested
that the witness would be able to pro-
ceed. Mrs. Thaw wiped her eyes, stiff
fened up a. bit and nodded to Jerome
to proceed.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-22
Piano Recital
With the TheModist Pianola
Tonight, .'s,ss4 siss Hzs's Tx .-s s11 1.,..
fNO CARDS OF ADMISSION NECESSARY

The popularity of these recitsls is
due largely to the wonderful achieve
ments of the PianoIa equipped with
Metrostyle and ThemOdist-two impOr-
tant devices that enable Mr.. Weems to
emulate the masters of the pianoforte
In the Interpretation Of the compost
tions
The Themodist IL a device for accen-
tuatIng the melody or air of the music.
placing the accompaniment In the
background, just Is done In hand
playing. The ThensOdISt gives an ab-
solutely g0vernable touch 20 the piano
keys, and n an tnventIOn That has been
sought for years, as IL enables the per-
former to play the music giving all the
expression that goes with hand playing.
Come to the recital tonight-hear the
Pianola with Themodist play LISTS
Hungarian Rhapsodie with all the fer
vor and dash of master pianist
KohIer & Chase extend an invitation
to every one-no cards of admission
are necessary.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-22
DREW ON WHITES BOUNTY

Mrs. Thaw was also forced to admit
when she and her mother went abroad
with Thaw in 1903 they were still
drawing upon the bounty of Stanford
White Evelyn declared that she had
a letter of credit for $500 or $500 which
was given to her by White and which
she later turned over to Thaw There
was still balance in the Mercantile
Trust Company to her order also.
But mama got all of that" said the
witness
Jerome dwelt for a long while upon
the cablegrams which Thaw is said to
have sent White. He brought out that
the cablegrams were sent after Thaw
knew of the relations which had ex-
listed between Miss Nesbit and the
architect. Mrs. Thaw would not ad-
nit that she knew positively who sent
the cablegrams or whether her name
was signed to them.
Surely" remarked Jerome. you
don't mean to say that he signed his
own name?"
The springfng of sensations did not
rest all with the District Attorney.
Delmas sent genuine thrill through
the courtroom by declaring that he had
been informed that ii was the purpose
of the District Attorney to indict Mrs.
Thaw. Jerome denied that any such
statements had been made but did not
deny the purpose.
Mrs. Thaw will again be on the stand
all of Monday and possibly all OF Tues
day.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-22
CALIFORNIA PATENTS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.--The follow
ing California patents were issued to-
day:
William L. Allan San Francisco derrick:
John H. Bennett and A. l. Miner, San Francisco,
arc lamp; Franklin .. Dearborn, F. Cavallaro and
A. s. Mckenzie, San Jose, pipe wrench: Anna ii.
Gill. San Francisco, portable house: Meyer Gold,
San Francisco, eyeglass spring; William Gymer,
Boulder Greek, folding chair; Charles r. Harris.
Los Angeles, rectal dilator; Edward A. Larsen.
San Francisco game apparatus; Thaddeus Lowe,
Pasadena, fruit regulator: Lewis Q. McAdams,
Sacramento, seal-removing apparatus; Emory 1.
Nichols, San Francisco. sanitary dust removing
device; George ID. Parker, Riverside, nail-feedins
apparatus; G. W. Peck San Francisco, extension
table; Henry o. Prindle San Francisco exten-
sion rule and calipers; Jesse J. Richardson, Tu-
lare, hydrocarbon burner; Mark D. Rockford, Los
Angeles, excavator; Edwin R. Waterman, San
Francisco, electric heater.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-22
KNEW WHAT PEOPLE SAID

Holcomb Realty Co.'S excursion to Decoto runs
today, rain or shine. Everybody 90.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-22
PROPOSALS

SALE OF GOVERNMENT PRoPERrY-Depot
Quartermaster's office, 10s6 North Point st
San Francisco, Cal. February 20, 1907 =
Sealed proposals, In triplcafe. subject TO the
usual conditions. viii be received at this office
until IL O'Clock a. M. Pacific standard time,
Tuesday, March u, 1907, and then opened. for
the purchase of 1865 Khaki Coats. 23Sl6 pairs
Khaki Trousers. foot and 80, SEQ pairs KHAKI
Trousers, mounted The United States re-
serves the right to accept reject any or All
bids Information and blanks for proposals
viii be furnished on application Representa-
tive samples of the clothing 10 be sold have
at St. Louis, Philadelphia, NsM York. Boston.
and Chief Quartermaster, Department OF the
Lakes. Chicago, where they can be seen and
examined Envelopes containing proposals to
be marked Proposal No. 600. to be opened at
II a. n, March u. 1907 and addressed to
Major ]. B. Beilinger. Quartermaster, o. 8. A.,
Depot Quartermaster.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-22
MOTHER MADE HER WRITE

.'Then why did you write Mr.. White from
because my mother made me-"
"why had you not told your mother about all
Il could not"
You had rather write to this great brute
this monster, you believed him, than tell
herg-
..rd rather have died than tell her,
Jerome read scraps Of a letter which Mrs.
Thaw had said IN her husbands writing
1t read:
''He couldn't keep his eyes on any pretty
girl. There was trouble because he went there
to dine. Several beautiful (i) girls were there
last week and Belle Nobody paid any atten-
tion to her and he went away for few min
utes. The first time she came to Evelyn she
never spoke. Evelyn cried. For some reason
she did not perform well. I introduced the
night of the Grand Prix there was a swell time
at the Cafe de Paris. Afterward the Dead
Rat Miss Winchester there and we got
her cakewalking at a. m. II was great hit.
RosenfeId and Belmont were there
Mrs Thaw, identified another letter written
by her from Paris The letter addressed to
unmarried actress and said
Your suggestion that the tenderloin has
immigrated has panned out. Everywhere we
so we find shady nooks Shubert and a lot Of
others are here. We were dining at the Cafe
Paris the other evening. when the whole bunch
came In. We joined parties and went out 10
such harmless place as the Dead Rat There
was one jolly man who puts things upon the
blink wherever he goes. be is 90 years old
but spry as a chicken. We took him along
for fun. We made things hum We started
home when the markets were getting busy
Harry bought. some strawberries and things, and
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-22

PROMOTION: The act OF promoting advance
ment; ENCOURAGEMENT Century Dictionary.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-22
THE CALIFORNIA PROMOTION COMMITTEE
(OrganIzed 1907


PROMOTION: The act OF promoting advance
ment; ENCOURAGEMENT Century Dictionary.
The California Promotion COMMITTEES has FOR
its object the PROMOTING OF California as
whole.
1t has nothing to sell.
It's energies are devoted to fostering all things
that have the ADVANCEMENT OF California as
their object.
1t gives reliable information on every subject
connected with the industries Of California
1t gives ENCOURAGEMENT to the establish
ment OF new industries and invites desirable i'm
migration
II is not an employment agency. although Il
gives Information regarding labor conditions.
1t presents the opportunities and needs in all
fields OF business and professional activity.
The Committee IS supported By popular sub
scripticn and makes no charge for any servlcs
rendered.
Affiliated with the Committee are one hundred
and sixty commercial organizations OF the State
with a membership OF over thirty thousand
Meetings are held semtannnaii7 In different
parts OF California. where matters Of State in
terest are discussed.
Headquarters OF the COMMITTEES are maintained
10 San Francisco in California Building. Union
Square
CORRESPONDENCE INVITED.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-22
To Prevent the Grin

Laxative Bromo Quinine removes cause.
look for signature of E. w. Grove. 25c .
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-22
.DELMAs SPRINGS ONE
Of DAYS SENSATIONS
Declares District Attorney
Intends to Indict Harry
Thaw's Wife

Continued from Page /, Column
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-22
JEROME DELvEs DEEPER

After bringing out that her relations
with White continued for some time,
Jerome vent deeper. Mrs. Thaw ad-
mitted that in 1903, after the return
from Europe, she spent the night Mt
Thaws apartments in New York and
that for three weeks he and she oc-
cupied connecting apartments at the
Grand Hotel here.
Mrs. Thaw admitted freely that the
champagne which she had declared had
tasted bitter the night she lost con-
seriousness in the mirrored bedroom
was no more bitter than any other
champagne she had drunk In fact
she declared it tasted like all the rest
and denied that she had intended for
the jury to assume otherwise
Mrs. Thaw made what was consid-
cred her most damaging statement to
the defendant when she admitted he
had showed her copies of cablegrams
sent to Stanford White from Europe
asking him to use his influence with a
certain man in Londoh to prevent Mrs.
Neshft from interfering with Evelyn
continuing in Thaw's company
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
OTHER MARKgTs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, June 19--CATTLE-R about 20. 600
head; market for choice cattle strong TO lOo higher
75aST; SO 25as4 Refers s39SS bulls 50 40
50; calves S3$7 25 stockers and feeders S3gs5 HOGS
Receipts, about % 600 head: market strong 10 DC
higher prime heavy Sc 90 aQS6 %; medium to
heavy SO 17izGS6 20: butcher weights. SO 22k %
SO 27iz good prime mixed SO 20dS6 B light mixed
50 25g$e go gqGkinE s. 5oSSs III pigs s. Sog$e 80;
sHEEP-Receipts about 1000; market steady. Sheep
S5 1895 6O laTnbs SGqS7 05.
Cincinnati June 19-HOGS strong: butchers and ship
pers' SO 80: S. 30$6 10. CATTLE steady; fair
70 good shippers, $5aS5 80; common 81 75a$S 20.
SHEEP slow. s29S4 3d. lambs slow. s5QS7 25.
Buffalo, June 1D-CATTLE-R Receipts. 70 head;
dry fed active and firm; others slow; prime steers,
25GQ$6 65 VEALS-Receipts. 900 head; fair demand
for ohoiee slow common: $5gS7, HOGS-Recepts.
. 400 head active and steady to shade higher; heavy
Sc 80as6 02 mixed SO 621z S8 85 rouRhs s1 4Od$5 60
steady; lambs 25c lower; lambs. S5G$7 ~.
Kansas city. June 19-CATTLE- Receipts 1900 head
including 1000 Southerns; steady. Top 50
export dressed bsef So
good $5a$d Western fed steers 81 5GqS6
and feeders 50 5o@$4 80 Southern steers, s8@S5 o5
heifer s4gs5 TO- bulls 50 25s4 75 calves S4QS6
HOGS-Receipts, 1900 head market strong. Top,
SO 17l4 bulk Of sales Sc 074G$6 Ia heavy SO 05 pack
Sc 07ls@S6 II light so 056$6 17la pigs. SIS 509
S5 90 SHEEP-Receipts, 5.700 head: market steady to
strong Lambs 81 25GS7 90; yearlirgs. So 25
sheep So 25aS6; stockers and feeders So 5OaS5 80.
Union Stock Yards Pittsburg. June 19.-CATTLE-
Supply light market steady: choice Sc 10GS6 30; prime,
s. 90d$6 10 SHEEPSupply light; market steady prime
wethers s5Gs6 25 culls and S2fS3: lambs S4G
SO; veal calves SO B08S7; HoGSReceIPs light market
lower prime heavies so 3OgS6 35 mediums and heavy
YoLkers So 45 light Workers and SO 30; roughs.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
Yester-

CDTTON-TFe cotton market less active to-
cay sales being estimated al 100000 bales Fluctuations
continued irregular. hut broad those Of
t1e previous DAY. and the market closed steady.
changed ? 10 : higher. steady
advance of 10 points IN response higher cables
than eYTe@red. but the market OF shortly after
the call under liquidation and bear encouraged
= the favorable weather reports and the forecast for
cloudy the After sell
Ing of u about tae closing figures Of the previous day
- market was rallied by covering on private wires
.rro--1g CRY. hot weather II Western belt and
-Ee ea-ly afternoon ruled quite firm prices II
= points active a
q covering ana Wan buying offerings
Increased te and prices lost their gain IN the
a5l hour closing al practically the closing figures Of
rhe active crop months. Business
srgeiy professional. Liverpool New Orleans sold
fee scaie early IN the session, but the
whole IT mostly local Private wires
we've received reporting showers Dallas South
western adviCes rule builish crop
clCns. and the crop IS said be shape suffer
tr1re than nonina.y through dry. hot weather. one
prominent authority said IN weekly review that
Gtous she bells had been per
.. Press dispatches announced the first bale
q the IN Texas HidalgO, which, Il true
Svolld be earliest bale reported years
The OF contract prices the local market
follows
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20


futures Ikt * 10 for fi5 in spot declining f3 7
Sea iis 9uie continued firm owing to the absence
PER lower London With spot % a1os5 10 az SG eS and
nominal with o Gs q9oed at the 81 st S5 s was dun and
was pDcScGf ezof ana Ssstns at 2l5oq22 25c. LEAD
e6saRs5d o6sSFSS g s ds 70 ~ go 1 London sP
65oo locally al I Hon 18s IN a the London maEe and at 49
Cleveland standard foundry quoted at Dos ga and
S2s osS96' with No foundry Northern quoted
as tass Produce zonange duh ana unohanso No
cSsP Tune July nFas 2 50 BG ootoDdT 2s No
AssE Ee%SsSos %NB az e ahss oa,.., market
ons foo Th SS5insss 2dsTeS and syqRs dull
Soc New 0Tieana as' o6sI 2lS8G @ @g099 gas prime 8o9
fano "a fair l5al7e good 1SG2oo; prime. 2O023o
oIls-Cottonseed oil active and decidedly higher
m Song technical position of the market Shorts were
Ig6s BoS St 55G 400 eo
& 2SG anG so6 14G9 Deoe@beg 9Gf9S
fbes eseed d.f4d. Of WAS in wit6
Pc. EUMstandaTd white bhs s45c; bulk sc;
York 1890; Philadelphia 0S5c. Water white New
'P Water o4SS S bulk So To 10 4o' pa RqE
del5Phln 15 IS SOC CoTroNsEED OII-Prine crude, b
Jans 6o&SS7; July. 5e&S57ei seetembsT sa5sSS7o;
Al P9s2c on summer yellow, 56q57o good OFF summer
8iGSsc IISsEb ofAme4cSn seed city raw 4S
$50 ont-of town raw, 44G45c; Calcutta zoe. LARD
PROVIsIONs-After a somewhat steader opening
under rather liberal selling Of lard and ribs by pack;
e ana be 0s hogs at s west
eeiP5s 5000 hoss: Kansas city: 1900, and Omaha,
5000. Estimated at Chicago for Thursday. 26,oO0.
PORK steady; quoted: Mess sl7 50QS1s %; family,
quoted Mess so 50GS1O; family, $148s14 90; packet,
s1l s11 so: extra India mess $22 s23 BEEF HAMS
steady; quoted: s249s2s DRESSED HOGS firm;
n. S7sc pigs. 9ls a 9sc. CUT MEATs-Pickled bel
lies steady: quoted: Smoking 1875 lac; n, 121
121c 12 n I5sS; - n l1 S1l3se picked hams
country, 81 Q6}:c LARD steady; quoted: Middle
Western prime, s7O9Ssoc; city lard steady; quoted:
S12c; refined lard, quiet; quoted: South America,
steady; quoted: ss g9Bc sTEARINE steady quoted
Oleo. 9is ges.o: city lard stearine. 1OAc
5tg4tsc: choice heads g514c; fancy heads. on 46c;
Patna, 5AG6ko RRngoon. in bond. 2%d2tsc.
sCGAR-The market for refined steady but
stil quiet and unchanged The following prices.
cent for cash, Crystal domino Use; Eagle
tablets oc cut loaf and crushed 5.70c: mould 1850;
cubes, Zoe xxx powdered 1bc; Eagle 5ro bags Of
powdered 525c powdered, coarse powdered and fruit
powdered and Eagle and extra fine granuated,
61oc; Eagle confectoners granulated 25c; Eagle 10
cartons Of fine granuated. 52Oc 2-Ib bags do $500;
S3io bags 6.26c; BIO bags soc; 10iO
Jl5c; 25-o and BON bags do 5.O6c; Eagle fine or
No g. 465c: No s. 4 6oc 10 = 455c; No Z I SOC; No O.
acc: Nos IA Is l5c. The local market closed
steady, with sale of 200 OF Porto Rico
willing to take At that Duty paid prices
quoted a7is for 90 centrifugal 2Oc FOR
London market quiet with June at es sid and July
at the same price Meetings of sugar at the American
week before and $1,000 tons year Receipts for the
week 42550 tons, compared 7o.349 last
week and So l25 last year Total stock 425 249
tons compared with 423 69G tons last week and 35454
tons a year ago.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
CASH oUoTATIoNs.
GENERAL MARkEr REPoRr.
New VI. L. 10

New York, June 10, 1907.
COFFEE-Ths coffee market hrrner to-day on
what may have been covering by recent sellers
who had been Influenced hearshly by the reports that
further purchases under the varoiizaton law in Brazil
70 be suspended Since this fact became generally
accepted the foreign ruled relatively
showing indication Of the pancky condition that
some had expected develop, and the European and
Brazilian markets made steady showing again yes
terday The market closed steady at net advance of
z 20 points Sales reported OF about SO 900
bags. The opening was steady at advance Of TO
20 points cable published before the opening that
ministerial message had been read IN the Brazilian
Congress asking permission TO raise loan of sl5.-
600 600, S5.O00.G00 Of which lQuidate in
debness of the State Of Sac Paulo and the rest to
be used occasion might arise in maintaining the
stocks Of coffee held abroad for the account Of Sac
Paulo, considered favorable indication as sug5
gesring the federal government entirely in sym
pathy with the desires and projects Of the State OF
Faulo and that would be furnished for car
Tyug the supply Of coffee held until it's ltQuida
ton would not Re the cause Of ruinousy low prices
the planters or the European markets Eavre was
unchanged TO = franc higher. and Hamburg pig higher
Neither Of the Brazilian markets reported any change
The market for spot quiet with quotations
The basis Of 81. for Rio No Z.
The range Of contract prices in the local market
al a a.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Western winter quiet IS i0Adi No California; dull.
CORN-spot hrm Hess dried. IS sd; old Northern
IS 2igd futures quiet July nominal September Is 1O7sd
PGAS-Cansdian steady Gs SID. FLOUR-Winter pat
ents firm, 27s. HoPs-In London Pacific Coast quiet.
e 16sAf3 bs. REEFE2xtra India strong. eTs Cd
PoRK-Prime mess Western: ir1n, SIS Cd HAMS
cut 26 10 30 ~ duH 5os Cd short rib 10 "a 10 dull
51s Ga long clear mddles light 2s 81 10. dull Bis
long clear mddes. heavy rs 40 N, dull. 5s; short
clear backs 70 to 20 No. duh as clear bellies i %
6 10, dull ass Cd shoulders square IL IS No. dull
Sss LARp-.Prine Western. IN tierees dull, 45s 3d;
Canadian finest white. new SOS; old quiet e5s Canadian
finest eolored new, quiet, COS: old quiet. 67s TALLOW
Prime city firm. 52s. TURPENTINE--Spirts easy 44s
Sd. RoSINvcomrnon strong. lis Cd PETROLEUM..