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The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-27

Mena merchants pay the best prices for aii kinds Of produce rom farm and garden. KANSAS CITY CATTLE-HOGS. Common to fair steers 4.35 to 5.29 Hogs 4.25 to 4.42
 MENA HOG MARKET. Home market hogs 400 to 4.29
 MENA COTTON MARKET. Cotton-10s.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-27

Washington. Feb. 23.-In the pres ence of many senators on both sides of the chamber and large gathering in the galleries, Senator Porter J. Nc Cumber of North Dakota Saturday read the farewell address of Washing ton. Immediately after the senate had been called to order and the chaplain. Rev Edward Everett Hale, had opened the proceedings with prayer, Vice President Fairbanks invited MT. Me Cumber to the reading desk. In clear and we'll enunciated tones the senator from North Dakota read the famous address, receiving close attention, both from senators and visitors.
 The house took no formal notice of Washington's birthday anniversary. but it formed the subject of Chaplain Couden's prayer.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-27

Buffalo, Feb. 23.-William H. Taft, secretary of war. arrived here Satur- day morning and was met by a com mittee of the Elicott club and escorted to the Iroquois hotel. Secretary Taft's visit to Buffalo is on an invitation from the Elicott club to address that body at it's annual Washington's birthday banquet Saturday night. where he re sponded to the toast of Washing ion."
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-27

John P. Logan Of Graunis, candidate ior state senator, spent
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-27

Marion Philpot, John and B. Cotton, James Feds, Jim Van horn, John Upshaw and Holder Williams, well-to.do farmers of the Egger neighborhood, were in the city on business Tuesday.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-27

]. K. Crawford of Waters, Montgomery county, passed through Mena Friday on his re- turn home from a visit to his daughter at Weatherford, Ok.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-27

Robert Hoyle and family of Red Bird, Montgomery county, passed through Mena Wednes- day en route to Western Okla- homa, where they will make their home.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-27

J. H. Deihl of Wichita, Kas., who several weeks ago purchased the l.. M. Wimberly farm at Egger, arrived Saturday with his household goods, winch were taken out to his new home.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-27

Dr. w. w. Philpot and wife. s. J. Philpot and J. K. Robie, all of Egger, were visiting friends in Mena Monday. This Is the first trip from home by Uncle Sebe" for some time because of i'll health, but he is getting much stronger now.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-27

W. O. Justice came in from Egger Monday, where he has been visiting at the home of his father, aud left Tuesday for Atoka, Ok, where he is employed at the present time.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-27

Northampton, Mass. Feb. 23.-The 1.400 Smith college girls celebrated Washington's birthday in the chapel Saturday where they were addressed by Congressman Burton of Ohio on The Dangers and Blessings of Our Government"
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-27

Lima, Peru, Feb. 23.-The national salute was fired rom the assembled American warships in Callao harbor at noon Saturday in honor of the birth of George Washington. The salutation was answered by the Peruvian ships of war in port.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-27

J. s. Lofts and wife of Egger were shopping here Wednesday MT. Lofts is one of Egger's prominent citizens and is en- gagged in the mercantile business at that place.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-27

James Hamby of this city has purchased the l.. F. Purvis farm ! at Board Camp aud moved his family out to that place Wednes- day.
 F. A. Watkins, who has been visiting his cousins, w. E. and Dan Watkins, left Tuesday for his home at Birmingham, Ala.
 l. K. Crawford of Waters, Montgomery county, passed through Mena Friday on bis re- turn home from a visit to his daughter at Weatherford, Ok.
 Freeman l.. Johnson of Hat field. candidate for the Demo- cratic nomination for county assessor, came up Monday alter noon looking after his interests
 The Rev. w. k. Justice was in Wena Tuesday and while in the city made his announcement IS a candidate for representative at the coming Democratic primary election.
 J. s. Lofts and wife of Egger were shopping here Wednesday MT, Lofts is one of Egger's prominent citizens and is en- gagged in the mercantile business at that place.
 w. o. Justice came ir ssom Egger Monday. where he has been visiting at the home of his father, aud left Tuesday for Atoka, Ok, where he is employed al the present tune.
 J. Fl. Deihl of Wichita, Kas.. who several weeks ago purchased the l.. M. Wimberly farm at Egger, arrived Saturday with his household goods, winch were taken out to his new home.
 Marion Philpot, John and B. Cotton, James Feds, Jim Van horn, John Upshaw and Holder Williams, well-to.do farmers Of the Egger neighborhood, were Tn the city on business Tuesday,
 Mrs. w. F.. Lane returned Mon- day afternoon from wis { with her parents at Cove. She was accompanied home by her sister, Miss Winnie Little, who will visit in the city several days.
 F.. ]. Lundv is in receipt of a letter from his brother, Bruner, bookkeeper in the War Depart meut al Washington, to the effecl that he received a promotion a few days ago from Sl,000 tc $l, 200 per annum.
 Dr. w. w. Philpot and wife s. J. Philpot and J. K. Robie, al of Egger, were visiting friends ir Mena Monday. This is the frst trip from home by Uncle Sebe' for some time because of i'll health, but he is getting much stronger now.
 1 The Rev. I. K. Turner and the Rev. K. T. Conrally of Rocky were in the city Wednes day. They report heavy rains Monday night and that tho Rocky postoffice discontinued February Is, on account of the rural route recently established
 Jacob Scott of Red Bird, who was in the city Wednesday, report: the death of Noah Whisenhunt, which occurred at his home near that place last week. Mr. Whis enhunt was one of the old resi- dents of Montgomery county, and was well known in that sec ton.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-27

The Rev. I. K. Turner and the Rev, K. T. Conrally of Rocky were in the city Wednes- day. They report heavy rains Monday night and that the Rocky postoffice discontinued February Is, on account of the rural route recently established
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-27

Freeman l.. Johnson of Hat field. candidate for the Demo- cratic nomination for county assessor, came up Monday after noon looking after his interests
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-27

The Rev. w. k. Justice was in Nena Tuesday and while in the city made his announcement IS a candidate for representative at the coming Democratic primary election.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-27
News Notes and Personals

Miss Leila Mount spent Sum day with her parents near Rust.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-27

Mrs. NJ. Nj. Little of McAlister, Ok, arrived Wednesday and will visit at the homes of her sister, Mrs. Wright Prickett, and her brother, Judge Shaver.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21

lower butchers shippers $ 7Ga 50 80 common;
e isGS+ IS CATTLE-Nzrkst steady % sJroIg %
sooi shio9e-s' 81 559S5 10; common S1S- -
al 81 -o5S5 40 L-aA4n1i--a1r
steady al So 1885 t5- -
Fast Buffalo Oct. 2o-CATTLE-Fieceip $40 nsad'
arkst slow and barely steady prime steers. - o5Sb
VEALS-Recei2ts. 30 head market active and steacS
E50CS~Receiuts 200 head: market fairly active snd
Lesvy s. 50aS5 e. s. 20 Workers. - 6eG
so SHEEP AND LAMBS -Ftecelp-s 4yrIoV L7ae.
81 saD active: lambs and unchanged
u-s-sas Ctrv Oct 2O-CATTLE-Rscstpts- 3 coo bad.
,-I-5fz 600 Southerus market stea1y 70 1uc lower
Trlrt and dressed beef steers So 25dSl % far
- GOOD S56S6 steers IS 4OS4 90 stocHers and
sssz~s So S5as4 30. Southern steers 81 sS4 % Sort
C7vys S2TS3 15- native 50 95S4 25; native ha
e-s 50 1885: buls 50 400s3 ~: calves s. 5O6Ss -
q head market opened 81 1oC lower;
Closed strong, TOP $ s5, bulk q sales s9 9 hrsyy
=o7-5 rarke-s' ac7 hltc1e-- = 80 49,
e an4s5 ~: piss - 1884 3 sFFFP-Pecsi7ts go
-arsa- orers7 st-a5v closed f lower lambs s. =
Gs5 20 swas and ve7rli1vs 50 f0S4 90 Western
If-gs "a nTS4 sheep So 4cfS4 % sotckers
and Feeders e o=7s4 *
r,,-+e,,,rg Oct 2O-CATTT. .r'-Sr7pIv 'iz-+: choice
3F=SF SrIrTP-Su-7lv fst-- mar
a strong on srean lambs rfis wat'e-z S4 70
-. C-s a-5 ~o-~~7r -NsS2 5a- T1-~be s47S7 e0
y-r,T CavI-ES 5OaSs uOCS-Pe~ei-+< Hv--- mar
-fgNa- f~-- grades rrfT1e
rea~az mediums = -"77-7 90 heavy Yo-k-
a07Ss rH Workers 81 500 - -: pigs. 81 go
e r7l-eNs S4=s5
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21
PLANS FOR BANK OF NORTH AMERICA
Stockholders Hope to Avoid Liquidation
Assets Turned Over To-day

A general meeting of the stockholders Of the
National Bank of North America has been called
for to-day by the Controller OF the Currency L. O.
Murray AT this meeting Receiver Charles A.
Hanna will turn the stockholders the assets
Of the bank Informal conferences have been going
recently among the stockholders to determine
whether the bank shall be placed IN liquidation
resume business. decision in the matter is ex-
pected to be reached at to-day's meeting.
Colonel Robert NJ. Thompson said the other day
that several OF the stockholders, including himself.
Charles NJ. Schwab, William F. Havemeyer, John
w Gates John H Flagler, Henry P. Booth. John
F. Carroll and Morgan J. o 'Brien. were trying to
form some practical plan under which the bank
might resume business, instead of going into
liquidation 1t said yesterday that in the
event OF the institution being Hqudated the stock
holders might get much as $50 share for their
holdings.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21
PACIFIC PREFERRED STOCK
Rgnored That It VIII Be Retired Before
july I. 1910.

Ru-no-s that The preferred stock o. the Southern
Pacific Cc-1ra-- would be retired before July l.
l-1 wien = I we're not. Il would become & per
uzneat rer cent issue ahead Of the common,
vs-e again in circulation yesterday. II was learned
n high authority that while the stock would be
u15oc1re5ly retired the matter had only recently
c1ne u tc- discussion, and Just when and how
rs would Re done had not yet been decided It
vas said however, that some other disposition
Tu15 be made q L than exchanging II for COM
1ea stock into which Il is convertible at par at
ths cp-1cl q tire holders
Among the tentative plans. which are said TO
have been suggested IS ore providing that bonds
le Issued F. exchange for the preferred stock, OF
which - 81 51J IS outstanding. Another sugges-
uea is said 70 be that OF calling in the preferred
t1s-es Z - cash Inasmuch, however, as the
company has over z year and half in which TO
exercise its privileges regarding the preferred, no
hisie IS expected 70 Re exercised in determining
ie manner T. which the redemption viii take place
large ps-t of the Southern Pacific preferred stock
Outstanding IS held by the Union Pacific Railroad
tonpany and tts inaI disposition viii be. there
s5e Important 70 that road
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21

Coffee cabIes.-Rio-Coffee market steady; No Z Rio,
$500; exchange, T-32d Clearances for Europe 100
receipts 2S 600 bags (two days.; stock ass OO
bags. Santos-Coffee market barely steady No san
$685. No Santos $500; receipts S3 900 bags two
days.; stock, 1S40 600 bags Hamburg-Coffee market
opened unchanged: at was net unchanged; at
p unchanged sales, 1000 bags. Havre-Cof
opened unchanged; st IL unchanged; at
p m unchanged; at $50 m unchanged; total sales,
$4,000 bags.
COTTOS-The cotton market recovered much OF
Mondays to-day and rumors that the Wall Street
bull leader last August reentering the market
the long side accompanied by purchases by
brokers formerly for that interest which
were fully 10000 bales during the late
trading. Support otherwise derived from shorts
covering exporters continuation OF the investment
buying been advocated OF late by number
less prominent operators Tbs market closed
very steady 6 advance OF to s points Sales
estimated at l75,000 bales The market opened
ter due quickly eased of under local bear
pressure scattering Liquidation which promoted
BY the heavy movement reports Of no improve
ueut private cables reporting that
South spinners had agreed remain on short
time Of December. After showing q nei
loss OF TO points however, the market rallied, anc
during afternoon sold back to the high point or
Monday within or 7 points OF that
positions. During the early AFTERNOON
circulated that Manchester tIoupLes
compromised responsible Liverpool houses cae1
that they knew Of such deveopment % aho
conference scheduled for next Monday me We4Ly'
map showed some scattering in the Western belt
but not sufficient precipitation to create buylns IL
terest. ,. .
was as
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21
T. E. BYRNEs MAY HEAD NEW HAVEN.
Present Vice-President Will Succeed Lucius
Tuttle It Is Said

Timothy E Byrnes. first vice-presdent OF the
New York. New Haven & Hartford Railroad Com
pany, is to be made president OF the Boston &
Maine Railroad Company, according 10 unconfirmed
reports received in this city yesterday. 1t was
said further that II. a. Fabian. OF New Haven,
was TO be chosen vicepresident of the latter road
The annual meeting OF the Boston & Maine Rail-
road Company was held last Wednesday, at which
time nine new men. including John I. Billiard, who
had recently acquired 10000 shares Of Boston &
Maine stock from the New York New Haven &
Hartford Railroad, were elected to the board which
was increased to sixteen members. Four of the
old directors were dropped. The new board has not
yet organized but is expected to meet some time
this week. Lucius Tuttle president Of the road
reelected a director at the annual meeting and
it has been the general belief that he would be
reelected president for the ensuing year.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21
HARTMAN TO TAKE ELECTRIC ROADS?
'Fports That 4 z. Huntington VIII Turn
Over California Property.

p0ia l-at II. z Huntington VIII on January
--'A over extensive California electric railroads
winch he IS chief owner, 10 z. II. Hartman
- t--ea this city yesterday. Mr. Hartman said
anew nothing about H.
- ~ Huntington vas not II this city. but he has
e,oosly declared that there necessity
a., e-oh transaction the interests OF his roads
=, e-'se q Dir. Hartman were Identical
-, -1s trolley properties with which Alr. Hunting
u = identified have Los Angeles their centre.
g., = president o. she Pacific Electric Railway
pisH-, 2 consolidation Of the Los Angeles and
,--e-a Electric Railway and various electric
- ID and around Los Angeles: the Southern
-, - Company, owning 100000 Of its $2oGJ0-050
p STOCK, AID -. +. Herrin, Of the Southern
So DSrnpany, being its vice-president. The
- men are respectively president ana vice-pTes-
ibs - ot the Los Angeles Railway Company. Of
s+'1'So capital stock Of which the Southern
h. ,-c company owns z5 per cent, and Mr. Hunt
cent l" own 'i'e " 80
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

York, October 90. 1908
BFEVES-Receipts were cars T62 head, in
Guiding 50 cars saughterers and II for the mar
e5c 5e' aHG t6-Gay in live cattle The feeling was weak
Dressed beef in fair demand al a ioe Per II foT na
cattle markets without important changes No ship
Inents Of cattle or beef from this port to-day To-
morrow the oceanic viii take about 44OO quarters
Of beef divided between the Swift Beef Company and
- CAIVES-Recepts we're s24 head including iTe for
westerns VeaiS were in demand and steady srassers
weak and easier Westerns slow, With ! cars unsod
sra95eTs SG1 at s. Bass 62 ordinary Western
for dressed grassers and fed fed cays 100 III
at 50 per 100 Ib 81 do las h. at IS % do i5S n
efassePs 207 h. at S. 5O yearling, $50 h. IS %
Andrew Mullen: l3 veals iSS 10. at Ssl . Gos II
s. judd & Co: 20 yeais 1ee ID at 81 IS: 81
H. ct S.: 129 Western calves. 296 ID. at s4
JefTe Wright & Co: veals 152 10. at 50: %
Newton & Co: ! west Virginia calves I51 ID. at
SHEEP AND LANBS-Recepts were 1914 cars. or
814s head including cars toE saeSHteieTs aId - "a
on sale sheep were light pply ard steady; lambs
slow 5a, lower about cars yer reported m g9sota
culs So. ordinary to PRIME lambs at s5eS6 Dres
Ing up to Sc, dressed lambs steady at 9g1l'se
average SO per 100 n: 25 do 20 70 at Sc 80 DO.
Il p at s. 50; ilS a9 So 10 at ,. So 50 - a, e. 90
81 10 at 50 62 90 81 i 5tas &9 = 10 & at - 90 70 -
SIS West Virginia yeArinss 81 10 at 81 10 sheep
'I RePns err Commission COMPANY: state lambs 10
at IS 25 sheep lis rb at 50 75 do. 40, 10
HoGs-Recepts were 2o'a cars. or 2,sss head all
Ior sialsheIeTs. fS,Mas ] e. ,25 & - T loo ~ fr
I"ss We're SLOW at Syg9i4o per Is for medium light
"S'-5ss s;i5s tall late yosrerday,J Curtis son; Is
81 70 at s.: I rough. 400 10, at 81 70.
K % cosSn S m cG1H& at a g. = as ss'' s6 2'f s. 4 a So al
MSPherson x Co: Il state pigs. 50 n. at 50 60
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York October 20, 1905.
CoFFEE.The coffee market opened UNCHANGED our
eased on slightly, closing Irregular unchanged 20
points lover Sales were reported of 275oo bags The
market reflected unchanged European cables at the
Ing and support for October from Of the
large interests which currently credited with bull
tsh views Of the situation which absorbed consider
a6le offerings. presumably in the way Of Iquidation
The market ruled pretty during the middle session
but became easier the under scattered selling
which to be chiefly local Neither Of
the Brazilian markets reported any change and receipts
continued full the two ports reporting 1OOO bales
against 1900 last and 1lS,000 two years ago
Jundahy receipts $4,000 bags against $4,000 last
year and 5000 two years Rain was reported in
all districts Of The actual
from the interior. which had fairly good volIre
for the last three four weeks in OF the lack
Of speculative interest is said to be falling of max
ing 1t appear though buyers had secured their I'm
mediate requirements merchants believe that
recent reports published with respect vaorizaton have
checked the demand the time being The market for
spot coffee quiet with quotations on the basis OF
6ixc for Ido No Z.
The of contract prices IN the local market to
GaN ras 81 llnrrR.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21
INJUNCTION REFUSED.
IA Stdv for Railroads on Commerce
Com mission Grain Order.

--.~es I.acornbe. Ward and Noyes. sitting to-
- n the United States Circuit Court, yester-
sa-l,ned after hearing arguments the
o. & :, behalf Of the New York Central. the Erie
u w rsnnsylvania- the Lehigh Valley, the Lacka-
u. TX and the New York. New Haven & Hartford
-,,5 companies, TO issue injunction suspend
& .,,a order Of the Interstate Commerce Comrnis-
u e~i-a- the rates TO be charged for carrying
-, rroducts from Buffalo 10 New York and
s.. =, Boston. which becomes effective on No
- : until the suits in equity instituted by the
N-.e5 companies against the commission have
f f@ .-3e5 The principal argument in support of
= s.pIication tor the order was made by Clyde
-, for the New York Central lines p. J.
80 represented the commission.
Fs-sur contended that the present rate from
,s.io u New York OF Il cents q hundred pounds
.,a Buffalo 10 Boston rate Of Is cents a hun
: -. .-orrds which went into effect on May /. 1907
e.. INST and reasonable. and said that the Inter
= commerce Commissions order for a reduc-
- n . and = cents was unreasona bic and un-
- He exI,ained that the rates were raised from
- y cents because Of an increase OF rates in
=. * known as the Central Freight Associations
s.,-v made necessary by increases in the
.-+i-r and administration expenses Of the grain
80 railroads BE presented atidavits made
= 1a,hizar rniIlers. who competitors Of the
--slo -.:le-s. stating that the present Eastern
=. sra sust and reasonable when compared with
-. c,a--e6 in the Central Freight Associations
,s-ito-y-
,,- Brown said that while il true that the
81 -,flers obtained the spring wheat they
= from the Northwest the Duluth and Mime
-. rte should not apply 10 them. He said
-. ny the repeal Of section Il OF the interstate
-s-,e arr the commission had no power to
- findings Of fact, and declared it was there
=. z--hin the courts province 10 determine the
.--s u The present rate, and II found Just and
s,,stle 70 invalidate the order.
* 4 YOUR theory that the court can fix rates?'
ssssd Judge Noyes-
-,,c replied AIr. Brown. but our theory is that
ores..oa Whether rates are unreasonable or
vi Is q judicial cne.'
rs,-rs stewart Patterson. counsel for the Penn
---,-ss Railroad. said that the complaint con-
-s-nes Only -four and other products Of wheat, but
- she conlr ssion included grain and grain prod
= -r;.s broadening the scope Of the rates. He
- thar Il the railroads should win suits pend
,,r and in the mean time comply with the COM
5.sfo-s order. they could not recover from the
-.rners the difference between the present rate
s-5-1He reduced one
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21
coREERING DAVIs-DALY PREFERRED.
Green Curb Boxer Has Strenuous Time Buy
ing Fictitious Stock

-lares Morgan, representing the brokerage house
U Johnson. Wood ( Rogers. spent his first day as
CID brok=- yesterday and It was the most siren
po-s one be ever put IN. He was the centre Of a
S'Vll1g mob = brokers from the minute the mar
* opsaec, al O. them trying to sell him Davis
Ky preferred. fictitious stock
5a-o-e TIE market opened Mr.. Morgan had re
e-Fta orders from his firm. who were in on the
.As' % buy al of this stock that vas offered He
-l MS best hut every broker appeared 70 have
'he O. = for sale, and charged upon the newcomer
-fVn al directions His hsr was soon knocked of
s-l tarn-le5 under scores Of feet, and more than
-e5 ne Wa upset by battering ram OF half a
III brokers clarging upon him at once
a was tEs toughest initiation that has been seen
y Is curb in q long time, but Mr.. Morgan never
~ l5st his temper. and after the days session
Is cfer he was congratulated on ell sides for his
s-z. DaTis-Daly, having served It's purpose, was
- nom the ilst Of securities traded in on the curb
IKE nut cid timers agreed that It was the most
-'e stock that had been dealt in since the Nipis-
s1g boom
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21
Mp DIVIDEND RUMoR STRONG.
Rsvorts Cause Considerable Activity of Stock
n Market.

TIE strength and activity OF Northern Pacific
cock II yesterdays market. caused a renewal Of
she -rero--s Cf coming extra dividend These re-
-crrs were more generally credited than on pre-
rzsi7r occasions. one reason being the extent OF
.l.a rrice difference. amounting yesterday 70 d
<sr-icn over % pcirts. between the old stock and
tAs new which would have no share in such an
extra 5isbI-=e-leIL
II IS currently reported that the company IS
r---7-E cash balance OF some s15,ooo.ooo, aside
.-7n The money received for the new stock, and
-+s- tte extra dividend viii be declared from this
md T. has been understood all along that a
5-Fse7eo cf opinion existed in the Northern Pa
.r- board Is - the expediency Of giving the
saa-eay-ler- an extra dividend this year. Mr.
Ef- Is known ro be opposed to such action and
e N interview a few days ago he intinated that
ne stockholders would be disappointed in their ex-
-~4ea--n7rvsS - extra disbursement According TO
-s rsrlc-s in Wall Street however. his counsel Of
r.-zr--ati=ul has been overruled.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

r5yerpool 20.-Closing: WIiEAT-Spot quiet; No
"a Western winter s34d quiet December
3 74d: March. Is 5kd: May. Is asa. CoRN-spot
American mixed Is 3HAd; quiet october.
- "a December. 7s+d FDOUR-Winter patents
stesSv 2ss 30. HOIS-At London. Pacific Coast quiet
Il i5saf2 los BEEFuEKtra India mess steady l07s 81
PORK-Prine mess Hestssn n nstn %s HAMs-shot' ANS ,
3S 10 "a 10 easy 52s cd short rib. IG "a 10 easy
- lore clear mIddles light 2s "a n easy. 53s;
15se clear rnlddles heavy. 85 40 10 easy sos Sd
.tS4 clear bac 10 n. dull 4gs: bellies,
- 70 10 10 easy 54s 81 shoulders II TO l9 ~
Is "a American refined, ia pals dull sos 80. CHEESE
canadian white, new. quiet. 5s Canadian finest
-,[--d new quiet I'd. TALIlOW-Prime city
tessy 2gs Cd. TURPENTINE-sp dull. 27s 90
ISSE;FIJ OII4-Easy 23s. PETROLEUM Steady. ia
IaC1sIo,-ComnOn steady. 70 ID.