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Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-04
n. N. DELEGATION
CONCEDED TO BRYAN
Territorial Chairman Issues
Call For Convention To
Select Delegates,

SANTA FE, N. NJ, April 3.-Chair-
man A. A Jones of the territorial
democratic central committee has
called a meeting Of the committee to
be- held in Santa Fe on Saturday,
April II, for the purpose of selecting
the time and place for the territorial
convention of the democratic party
for the selection of six delegates to
the national convention to be held in
Denver next July.
The democratic convention will Sc
lect six delegates and six alternates,
and 1t is conceded that the delegation
will be instructed to vote for William
]. Bryan for the presidential nominal
ton first, last and all the time, as
Bryan is the Idol of the New Mexico
democracy. 1t is understood that Mr..
Bryan has already communicated with
leaders of the party in the territory
relative to the sending of a delegation
to the Denver convention favorable
to his candidacy, and that he has
been assured that his wish win be
complied with to the letter.
The coming campaign in New Mex
leo gives promise of being the hard
est fought of any held in recent years.
A determined effort will be made by
the democrats<to elect their candi-
date for delegate to congress and a
majority in the territorial legislature.
Leaders of the party are making .ex-
travagant claims Of certain victory al.
ready and In many quarters IT Is as.
serted that as result of the recent
| influx of immigrants, or those who
have come to the territory since the
| 1906 election, who are mostly demo
Gratis, this will enable the party to
roll up a majority of from 10000 to
| 10000 in the territory. They base
their claims principally on the fact
that the greater part of this immigra
ton has been from Texas, Oklahoma
and Missouri
1t might be safely predicted thai
either Octayiano A Larrazolo, prom
inent native lawyer of Las Vegas, OF
ex-Delegate H. B. Ferguson of Albu
querque, will head the democratic
| ticket in the race for congress. Boil
are admittedly the strongest men in
4 their party and would poll a heavy
vote. Larrazolo, especially, among the
/ Spanish-speaking people.
But the republicans have not los
courage This hue and cry on the
ether side has simply awakened then
to action and with Governor George
4 Curry. himself for many years :
Louisiana democrat and who has
many friends in the democratic party
they hope to come out on top after
! the ballots are counted next Novem
Der.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-04

1t is amusing to read in the Bisbee
Evening Miner story concerning the
lack of harmony in the democratic
party in Bisbee. The story was, of
course. inspired by a desire to see
such a condition prevail. The demo
Gratis in Bisbee are Just now doing
the work which will prove the utter
downfall Of the republicans; they are
organizing and organization is the
secret of strength of all political par
ties. The local club in Bisbee is play
ing no individual favorites for office
or honor, the one idea is to bring the
democrats together in compact body
to march to the polls on all election
occasions and support those men who
have been named as representatives
sof the party. When the democrats
of Bisbee are working in harmony for
party success, as they are now, it
means that republican aspiraRts for
ONCE will be put into the down and
out club" That is what is disturb
ing the editor of the Miner, who fully
appreciates the necessity for division
of the democratic party in order that
the followers of the Strenuous Teddy
may reach the Official pasture.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-04

is A SUCCESSES.

10 - SOCCESSSs
The Oklahoma law providing fol
the insurance OF bank deposits has
been in operation less than a month
but. so far, all indications point to its
successs says the Commoner -Four
hundred and sixty-six state banks
took out insurance certfncates-cer
tiflcates being denied to ,twenty-six
hanks that could not pass the rigid
examination. There are in the state
500 national banks. OF these, TWEEN
ty-nine had, by the tenth of March,
received certificates, seventy-three
had been examined by the bank ex-
aminers and will go in as soon as the
stockholders ratify the contract.
More than sixty national banks have
requested examination. and others
have called stockholders meetings to
determine the policy of the bank.
1t is predicted-by those in position
to know-that within a short time
practically every bank in the state
viii have taken advantage of the in
surance.
The Bank of Commerce of Shaw
nee. okla, on the goth of February,
inserted the following advertisement
in a local paper:
Before the Depositors' Guaranty
Law went into effect, we had on Feb
ruary IL, 1908, Deposits. $3.50. 54454.
Seventeen days under the protec-
ton of the Depositors' Guaranty fund
of the state of Oklahoma our deposits
have grown to be. s27o,324.s9
IAN increase of $39.7S0.S5
mo reason to worry.
What more do you want?"
Who viii say that the Oklahoma
plan is not succeeding? 1t has been
said that banks would go out of bust
ness rather than to incur the risk of
having to pay the depositors OF other
banks. Experience does not support
this. The state banks have come in,
and the national banks are trying to
get in, and deposits are already in
creasing. The people feel that they
have safe place to deposit their
money.
The deposits are going to be pro-
tected; the big bank will not much
longer be permitted to build up a
prestige" at the risk of the deposit
tors of the country and the welfare
of each community.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-04

There has been changing of Off
cial positions in the territorial CAPT
tai at Phoenix this week. Hon. w.
F. Nichols retired from the office of
secretary and was succeeded by Hon.
]. H. Page, who has held the Office of
territorial auditor; Sims Ely succeed
ed Page as auditor, and he in turn
was succeeded by Hon. Fred CIeave-
land, who becomes private secretary
te the governor Mr.. Nichols, it is
stated, will engage in the banking
business in Phoenix In his retire
ment from the office of secretary Mr..
Nichols carries with him a clean and
efficient record.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-04
me oaleers Of the Hagsayamp

The officers of the Hassayampa
club in Los Angeles are getting ready
to make things comfortable for all
residents of the territory who visit
the coast the coming summer Alon-
20 Bailey is president of this club
and there is no doubt Bailey believ-
ing that Arizonans are entitled to the
best to be had. An effort is to be
made to provide a room and fitting it
up as general Arizona headquarters
and the members of the club living
in the territory should render every
encouragement.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-04
THE RAILROAD
AGITATION.

There are some thousands of PEG
pie in the country who are just now
engaged in juggling figures and max,
ing statistics along prearranged lines,
with the idea of persuading the re-
naming millions that the railroad
companies are united to destroy the
industries and to Cypress the indus
trial workers of the country. insofar
as there is just cause of complaint,
this paper is ready to join in the cru
Sade. But we think we are in a po-
sition to see things in a clearer light
than some Of these, says the Oppor-
tunist. We have travelled out into
the construction camps and seen the
new works in progress. We have
Seen the most capable of construction
engineers almost defeated by the OBJ
stacles which nature has thrown in
, the way of new lines. We have seen
them come worn and tired from the
struggle by which they have won
against great odds and delivered new
empires to the farmers and the max
ers of cities. We have seen them
pushing their lines up prohibitive
grades to let the miner bring down
the ores which make him rich. We
know that the best blood in America
is at work redeeming the wilderness
and making it fit for the habitation of
mankind. We have seen gangs of
workmen, with old Jerry in the lead,
go out TO tunnel mountains AMI lay
roadbeds in the rocky canons. All
this costs money aud it is all work
that does not produce a profit from
the new country until many years
have passed
Look at the outlying farming settle
ments in the southwest, with some
hundreds Of families busy with their
profitable crops. 1t was not the soil
nor the water nor the climate that
made these things possible in the FIRST
instance. 1t was the long line of
rails that reached from somewhere
out to here The market is at the
other end of the rails. without the
market the farm would not pay. Not
only is the market at tkc other end,
but there also was the fas ner a year
or SO ago It was the rrfIroad that
brought him and the raj road com
pany that induced him to come
Granted that the motive OF the com
panies is at all times selfish, still the
winning Of business for the corpora
ton brings home and prosperity and
Increased enjoyment to many thous-
ands Of the common people.
We have more empires to open up
and we need more railroads in the
southwest There must be a thous.
and feeding lines, an engine whistl
ing within sound of every farm and
mine before the country will be com
pIetely taken. Anything that stops
railroad development brings with II
a cessation of prosperity. We should
watch the railroads and see that they
do not overstep their privileges, bui
also We. should watch the demagogu'
and the agitator and see to it that
for a morsel Of notoriety. he does no
stay the progress of the nation.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-04

Woodmen Of the World meet In
Medigovich Hall the LIST Thursday OF
each month. Visiting brothers invited
to attend. c. c. Crawford @. G.
c. N. THOMAS, Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-04

The actress who horsewhipped the
wrong editor in Connecticut will new
ertheless get plenty Of the right kind
Of advertising. -
The Missouri supreme court has de
cided that man has right to LOAF
on the the street This may please
Missouri women who get tired Of
seeing their husbands loaf around the
house.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-04

The s27,0OO.Oo0 Young estate Of
Chicago is so affected by the birth Of
a ninth grandchild that the other
heirs win lose nearly $4,000, 600.
There are times when the anti-race
suicide joke isn't funny.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-04

Love may laugh at locksmiths be
fore marriage, but it never even gig
giles at plumbers after starting house
keeping.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-04

A number of young men in Ken
lucky have formed club to abjure
smoking, swearing, chewing and
drinking. II, in addition. they cut out
night riding, they may become mod
els for their felIow-citizens.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-04

A French scientist says the depop-
uIation of the earth will be brought
about through using up the water
supply No use. He can't blur the
prohibitionists with anything like
that.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-27

news Much Of lhe ea-lv buying vas on urfa-nrabie
weather conditions the SoUt hpeest, together
spring wheat receipts q Cul: Is5
last and advance CT sd ga at Ifve-nool-
sttii dTy Kansas. while Of tre raj
expected lower temperatures threatened the entire
wheat 3cIL Insect stories numerous argl
although IRE trade sti unwilling TO admit .hat
snv damage had Yet sustained from this
Commission houses good BUYERS early &.
Rroonha estimated that Argentine shipments would
be around 0oooooo bushels. compared with 10
the preNioHs Week Late advices from Berlin quoted
the market tSc net lower and Budapes close, z. a
&c lower SeaboaFd Ciearances agEreeateS coo
bushels and fhc interior movement
only about half large the corresponding
last year Vt Minneapolis there an Increase Cr
100000 bushels m the last i've ex0ort nd
milling demand FOR cash wheat quite slow again
no sales being reported the former acco,at cash
wheat n the local market quoted IS fDovv- %o
Nortle-ci. Duluth 81 1414 and No hard Winter
81 Ia - , a6oat- CORN-The com market
rather quiet again. and for al-
though II the last half hour steadieti ur a Tit+a
with wheat and closed - higher ar ~av- Yo-l-
The Liverpool market lower and cr,e
little selling occurred afternoon on tbs as4f-
mate - So' cars for Fridays receipts at
interior movement about bushels smaller
than the corresponding day last year No corn in
- and afost Other grades nominal 0ATS-or
commission house buying and light offerings
the nlarE0t for oats quite steady dav closing
without much net change The York sh mar
ket closed follows, Mixed 10 g II a.c natural
white. 26 10 - ID. - SOC clipped white e 10 40
ID ae0 s3l=c. RYE-Market dun: No Western So
nominal Q b Hepg York. BARLEY-1Iarket nominal.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-27

CIacanatl. March 26.--HoCS-Active, i.l@.e higher;
butchers shippers. s. 90; common = eeI3 ID a.
TIEStToRs; fair good shrpe-s 81 2oef - -;
So 50qS4. saEEP-Srons. s5S5 80: lambs strong: - 30
aSI ~ -,
Fast Buffalo. March e6-eA TIT E-ostsafy: prime
steers SeGS6 -. TEALS-ReceiptE. 40 head; aetis
10000 higher heavy. 81 6ds5 Is; mixed and Workers
s. TaeaS5 pigs. 50as5 70 rougha S5sa = daIIles
s. ,-fS5 50 SEIETP AND LANES Receipts tooV hta,t;
active steady; lambs. S5eTSs 30 yea rims - ,o4
80: weheTs. So I5q$7 p: ewes 80 -'sz>o "u' 9hseP
Eansas CITY March @6-CATTLE-Recepts. 5000
head. including 800 Southerus maTNet steady 20 e i1S
lower; choice export and dressed beef s.eess
feeders Sass 10. Southern sfeer 81 i1
p: Southern s. 3aaSa bulls 81 .Qa - 90 caves
beers. 81 ods6 10. bulls 81 4ods3 So
5GGs6 . f4ofS-EeceiTts fi0osr head Iirkec lNf
l5r higher closed 2oa3oc higher l1 80 % Fl oViA OF OF
sales S1 0dS5 30 heavy @5s5 81 Z, PACKERS and
butchers. s. iolS5 30, lights, SJes2 90 pass stast ~
ST4EEPFeceipts. 400 head narAet stedqy % strUs
spring lambs 50. lambs. S6 5h1Ss eEes and yeaflnss
s. ndS6 -: Western yearIinss 50 c'gs. %: Westeil
CLicaeo. harcl Ga ATTII:EI seirts estimated
gS5 "a hetfers. s. 4oQ$5 10 bulls 5oas3 caires s9@
s6 stockers ana feeders. So 2a$5 10. dOGS-Receips
about IS Coz tead, mar get LOG i2c
choice heavy shipping. 45asa 80 bufchers s. i3as3 80
ing 81 sos3 pigs S4aSJ 20: but Of sales 80 ao9
SHEEPFrce3ts. estimated about l-OtI heSt'l
market steady and stle higher: sheep. 81 Jus' lambs
$6 5oqss 25: yearLings $7as5 80 s72 -.
March st3 .: April 81 %: October, 81 q, IIMoIHf
Prime. s. 12fs- ALSIKE-Frirne- S1e 40
Iittsburg. March 6-G,ATTLE-Supply light STEADY;
choice. So 25aSe 20. prime 0dS6 . SILEEF'-Sup-
ply light. steady. prime wethers So 15gSI common
S3dS4: lambs s6dss -. veal calves, sIqsI . Ho6S-
Receipts light active higher, prime heaves. 81 5 me
heavy Yorl5sTs 50 50; light Workers 81 o99
g. 80; PIGS. 81 1885 -; rousils, 81 69as4 90
New-York tribune., 1908-03-27
CHICAGO PRICES.

Ne HEi AL I TIN-Ihe London tin market had
.lt3, Loealy the market quiet but lower sym
3I5c 10 &c COPPER was higher in the London mar
4e Eth srot quoted at tsl ana futures at i6i 1s Cd
quoted a: 1919 DC eectrolytic
London. The local market unchanged at 3aoafc.
20 i1 IT3Gl 4, w. 1uIl an4 LLcfaTsoa al +-2C&
warrants ar o-s 20 The local market unchan2ei
Win N forloTE Northern quoted - Il 75a l. 9e The
standard e5undry grades are aaoe1 az follows ,s4sf
Ae N NR syKt Iay , and June S 9q$5 M -
vas quiet but steady. win moderate offerings and
follow MofaSSs,5eTv oTfaans cearr1sa CONS
y ~ NJ &c 1n 1 i@@ &c good = 'c Prnf5 -
o9nmon' - q H. sir lsa-ec' E'od, 19a-2c prime,
a rsS % r oil If vas & r"' a%a ssaerIg ; = to
@ HsRt erfngs f or crlf oil s99 i ps4b aot iE 9u
ice b6ls Of March al Ss.c 500 bss Of ApriI at Zoe
bo of May At 9 eco bbl Of July 4oa4o4c and
demand 5o,h export ana domestic account and prices
tei cases NTr 1grl ic a. Pi,s 5eighia t. So water
Eh7te y 76 Ts% {o-k 6es % Iae: bulk = Phate.s. @
aass pr-rn4 s-1lre- veiIa. not a 4Ta-rr 81 hri.
:. ga May. 80 aa9i-c Ily 40, a4osr. sep'en9er
l-s7 3. good OF slI'fT seIio~ So q nc, 3 pT3
-"l++' pIl,2e winter se.&.% & ft4.e - Hl-f,'
42st5o .sIe;l,s I.9. raw 5oe LARD or esa8Sg
f, @ Ia m pa SFE faS a9Ss'i9 rr z9os
1u-e-s II h1=h ard and rims. the movement
receipts onlr "cO00 200o0 expected
Fri4- Kansas City rad II 0Gl Omaha 5.50& and tho
Vest IS nes ft'Ilt\-Firnl 4uotea Ness - 9gtsI..
-orad- Mess. sI1ds1f sc family So I5rtSf.
packet. Si-CSI3 90 TLtra india S-lNs-- BEEF
Eahls-F-iru Quoted. s26dS DRESSED HOGS
100 = -. 1i-4 77scszc CIT MEATs-Ficl.iea
bellies SLOW Quoted. Smoking. Ia n. ~, - r.
-, = n. "a Picked hams quiet Quoted . IN
quoted NIIddle prtpl,. 1Gg 2t city
lard Quoted 77s-- E@hned laIi strong Quoted
10 &C COMPOUND =rea4lT- Qnoted- S1sa7tsc STEAR-
RICE-Tle market Mas Ann all points and quite
dfrar, =. 1ss@. fair . = good ordinary - .
prime 81 choloe- go &c japan dome
- n5t=c- Paaa foreign, s. n CSC RarE"ou ana
Bassein. . r5-sc.
>UG,R-The market for refined sugar was firm. bur
cliet ard uncnauee5 The following list prices sub
rebate 10 points discount u cent
cash Cr-stsI doUnos 77@c f-agie tab
7-7oc. loaf So crushed 10c mould 4 10.
powdered Eagle corredtioners eranuate3 = tr pow
dersd- coarse powdered and fruit ro1deIei anc ag"
coarse a2d extra ms ssaagated '5oc. Eagle : n ga
tons Of fine Era0u1C1z. 1io1- -rn bag DO. 3Io q"
bags d.. 2 81. rb bag DO $50 i"rb bags Dc. "''
- 20 = bags d. 40. Eagle fne or standard
pos No T. 5.2oc Nos : ana 3 515r. " 5Ioc- 10
J05c 10 Is. -. No :. 95. NJ : 99c. NJ e. 4N3e-
70 10 47Jc: 10 Il, 4.7oc- No = t65o, 10 i5 lgr.
Das -rr Porto Rico centrifugal
30 tasi- 96 less llshteraEe 70
tte American sugar Refining conapany The nla,,set
c0sed duf- PAID prices quoted a ioio"S '-'EilH
ga r7uscovadg. 50 test 3 So. and mo-
50 sol. and cost and freight a.
g. basis The London market fer beet sugar
Quoted - I'D London cables the worlds visible
surTlv of Al 5.4snoCV tons.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-27
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. March 2G.--Ihe local wheat market
strong to-day. owing buying by shorts, which
caused advance of 1c from the low point of the
day. A. the close MAY delivery was uD sc Corn
shade lower Oats We're off Sc Provt-
sians were lac to 11I2c 10 421ac higher
Sentiment in the wheat pit was bullish almost
the entire da1.. although the market experienced
an occasions setback because Of profit taking
sales The most pronounced decline occurred dur
inv the final hour. but the reaction of short
duration and was followed by sharp rally which
carried prices to Il high point. for the day.
The market closed strong at almost the top notch
Firm CABLES. small receipts in the Northwest and
me con tlnu9d absence et ram III Kansas were tie
chief strengthening influences The principal de-
mand came from shorts. although commission
houses wer" also active buyers Late IN the day.
May opened Sc 10 sc higher at e42ee 20 95sc sold
OF 70 9+t4" 70 94@sc and then advanced to 9934c,
where closed. CIearances of wheat and -four
were ealFal TO 49, uoa bushels Primary receipts
$1,000 bushels, compared with 10000 bushels
d year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re-
D'rted receipts of 24' cars. against &SI cars last
week and ell cars year ago
Business in the corn pit lacked riTe that has
characterzed trading for some time past and sen
tiueut inclined "a be bearish Bull leaders
apparently made attempt 70 support the mar
kef. md throughout the entire day there was
mora or less selling by locei and outside longs
Tho market manifested little frmness a. the
start. owing to the strength Of wheat, and again
near the close prices advanced In sympathy with
r1e late Upturi, I'M wheat Country aeceptancAs
r-src again light and demand Tor cash grain was
stow The market closed s--ady- Nay opened &c
closed at 65S.c 10 66-sc- Local receipts were IL
cars. with = of contract grade
Trade oats very duiet and prices moved
over an extremely narrow range. Commission
houses were moderate buyers and longs were the
chief seller MAJ opened 1sc higher At sac, ad-
H4nced 544sc and closed tic Local receipts
were rs cars
Provisions were strong al day on an active in
vestmsnt demand and brisk buying by shorts.
There liberal realizing times. but all offer
Iugz were readily absorbed. \ 15c to 20c advance
live hogs mainly accountable Tor the
strength Pork in especially good demand and
showed the greatest strength the May delivery at
the close peinS 4@Izc higher at 81 30 Lard
higher IS 12.. Ribs were 15c 171sc higher
q So So
Estimated receipts for tomorrow, Wheat. 20
cars; corn. 255 cars cats. 1S6 cars. hogs, 20 e9g
a41
New-York tribune., 1908-03-27
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

York 1"fs
BFEE E~-Receipts we're % cars. OF I1ss head al
rcDsi.1e5 Srecr 70 siaughrererE. Feeling Gouinalr
r- grades b@@ves and Isr stock Dressec beef
strong - aiOaC psr sides No lsrer cable
sdvices fraIa London Liverpool shipments from
-bfz mort to-1sy were quarters Of beef the
tA5rT- Liverpool, to-lnorro~-
CALVES-Receipts were Ia2 head. lnclulinS 122 for
rbe mar ~Jrt few stale calves tbF on
sale feeling stead. prime veaIs offered. light
9lr-s b:ghe. city dressed yeais selling st eql3c
n country dressed a. IqIl0- .
Judd & CO. = Pennsylvania 'eaiss 4lo ID
aterzss az SIS pe- 100 n
SHEEP AND IAMEe-Recelpts Here - = caIs- cIEs- %
s.3"e -osd including slaus1rererS ana
for market Sheep almost nominal and hrn laf1s
srr.1r :. > fraction higher; carried over
few ordnarv sheep sold al S5 per 100 n common
r-,r.a lambs al S1GS4. clipped lambs al 8 20 Lress
i+o- Ir-- - LOG 14c rsr dressed lambs a l+4
15l,c country dressed hdriouse lambs at <4aSf PEI
,oo x,-....-- 7.v,ps
saIeszerns Commission S3npang zoe WestSFT Am 50
fqs Ohio lambs. 6a Tb AZ g l2ie 90 - IT, a. e
r EuIne- - state lannso % ID - 3-,,ed
state lambs. n. 81 20 ,, -
HOGs-Recelpts were cars. or 1.o59 mead All con
New-York tribune., 1908-03-27
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York MaTCh % l3l5
faFE EE,---ha col=e market vas fairly active to-
r.- ssics bcfn= reported OF ,'.-o bags CONSIDER
business IN March. i2on and part
V.S IN ~. uz- Of exchanges from "a late
r---,-s --.l- closing steaoy.
1890 - :. points higher The market opened steady
--s-1-e,-a7- OF q points
s-.o-rS - rfChc- European markets There were no
hs from Brazil owing 20 The holiday the previous
mere seemed 10 be special news in the
F2.SIuess least partly for European
Ez5ses Ma 10 December and March. Others
demand Eav
5ocaI while Europe Is selling hedges IN
- isfer months There seemed 10 be a little Wall
s.r-aor business. also some hI2ia-
gde On the whole and Indicated by
Of fuCTuzTGIs- orders pretty well
there seemed 10 b no particular change IN
----ro-zt closed
higher auG Hamburg : rfennig 20 pfeEaiS
.EEe- New York warehouse deliveries continue lib
,-. reaching za-955 bags for rrst three dan. of
-ae against u sa7 the three SAYS
vree- Tesr-rdars warehouse deliveries reported
-ns91 tsgs. against es5I last The market for
ro-ec Vas sysady, with quotations the basis
a. 10 :.
-s -a-E- contract T-1ces market to-day
L-L-.-s.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool March 26-CIosiug- WHEAT--Spot
steady: No red Western winter IS I'd futures
COI;N-Spct steady: prime mixed American. new 5s
41zd; prime mixed American. old IS ID. futures
steady March nominal; May. IS I'D PEAS-Ca1adiau
steady. IS 81. FLcUR-WInter patents quiet :'s I'd.
HOPS London tPacIfc Coast. dun. fl losdt- lS
BEEF-EXtra India quiet Sos PoRK-Prinls
Western easy. 67s I'd HAMS-Short cut i to 10
b. BACON &c to 80
h. firm. 80 short rib. drrl. SIS. long
clear micdIes light. 81 3as. long clear
Tniddes. heavy. 81 30 Ib. firm. 37s; short clear
backs. 16 20 h. firm. 31s 60; clear bellies, IA to
1G 10. firm, 33s- SHOJLDEES-Square. IL to 15 ID,
steady. Sis LARDPrime Western. in terces. steady
nd: American refined pals. steady 4os Sd
RUTTER-Good United States dull, s5s n34s. CHEESE
american finest white els; American finest
coored, 1rr, 63s. Canadian finest white. firm 6@s
canadian finest colorsd. firm CAS- Cd TALLOW--
Prime city dull 26s I'd TCRPENTINE-Splrits. firm
40s ROSIN--Coramon steady. 9s I'D. PETROLEUM
Refined quiet. G7l q. LINSEED OII4--Weak. 22s Sd