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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-07
INLAY SCENE
OF MURDER
Two Japanese Fight and One is
Fatally Stabbed in
Encounter

INLAY, New, Dec. 10. Taniluji
a Japanese section hand, was stabbed
to death in this camp last night at
8:15 by Nay Nasaka, another native
of Nippon.
Both were members of an extra
gang that are employed by the Suoth-
ern Pacific company in ballasting the
yards here.
Bad blood has existed between the
two men for some time, the trouble
starting over the payment of money
claimed be due Nasaka by the mur-
dered man.
The two men had been quarreling
all day and last evening both secured
butcher knives and started for each
other
Nasaka claims that Tanijuji made
the first pass, when he cOuntered his
blow and stabbed him to death The
murdered man fell on his face and
died instantly.
Special officer Rich was called and
arrested Nasaka who is now on his
way to Jail at Winnemucca.
The murdered man has a wife in
Sparks.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-07
WILL
SEE PLAY
Princess Bonnie Will Probably
Be Presented at Local Play
house in Near Future

Princess Bonnie" conceded az
being the very best amateur show
ever played, and after entertaining a
crowded house at the Wheelman
Theater in Reno was reproduced at
the earnest request of the people OF
that city, will more than likely be
staged in this city in the near future
The st. Peters Guild of this city
lis now arranging to have this popu-
lar play produced at the local theater
and it is to be hoped their efforts
will be successful, as Princess Bon
ME-" although to be staged by anna
teurs, ranks with even those of the
best professionals
Jack O'Sullivan, well and favorably
known to Carson people, is the lead
ing man, and Mrs. Stoddard and
Miss Madge Mcmillan, also we'll
known as delightful entertainers, as
sumo the roles of leading ladies'.
Miss Mcmillan is the daughter of Mr..
Mcmillan of t,le Carson Valley bank
of this city
If arrangementS now under way
are completed "Princess Bonnie" will
be presented under the auspices Of
St. Peters Guild of this city and it
will be an event we'll appreciated by
all.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-07
NO GENERAL STRIKE

William G. Lee, President of the
brotherhood of Railway Trainmen,
has sent message to President Taft
ports regarding general railroad
strike were without foundation
President Lee said:
All this talk about a strike of the
brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
and affiliated organizations is absurd.
and the membership of the organiza.
tiOn realize it,"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-07
PUNISHM F. MT
FOR ZELAYA
And Apology by Nicaragua De
manded in Congressional
Resolution

80. WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.-Repre
sentative SulZer of New York intro
duced in the house yesterday reso
luton asking the president Of the
United States to use the army and
navy of the country to restore order
maintain peace and protect life and
property in Nicaragua.
The resolution recites that the
United States demand the arrest, trial
and punishment of President Zelaya
for the murder of citizens, ample
apology from Nicaragua and repair
itiOn.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-07
Crops Show
Great Gain

| The year 1909 has been the most
American farmer. Secretary Wilson
of the Department of Agriculture, in
his report for the fiscal year ending
June 3Oth. declares the farmers pock
ct book has been enriched beyond
their widest dreams but he does not
say how much of it remained in the
purse nor how much went to the rail-
roads and various commission mer-
chants.
In his report Mr.. Wilson puts the
value of farm products at $780,
600. 900. a gain of $S69. 10000 over
the preceding year.
: eleven years of agriculture, begin
ming with the production OF $4,417.-
100000 and ending with $S.76O.OOO,,
900! A sum of $4,000. .OOO, 900 for the
period. 1t has paid mortgages, it has
established banks. it has made better
homes, it has helped to make the
farmer a citizen of the world and it
has provided him with means of i'm
proving his soil and making 1t more
! productive"
! "The most striking fact in the
worlds agriculture is the value of the
orn crop for 1909. which is about
$1,72O, 100000. 1t nearly equals the
Of lot a
adornments of 76.OOO.OOO people. ac-
cOrding to the census Of 1890. Tae
gold and silver coin and bullion of
| he United States are not of greater
value. 1t has grown up from the soil
and out of the air in 100 days-$15,-
OOO. 900 a day for one crop, nearly
for peace or war This crop exceeds
/ in value the average of the crops for
the preceding five years by sc per
cent.
| Third in value is wheat, worth
about $725,O0O,0OO at the farm, and
this exceeds all previous values by a
big margin The November farm
price was almost an even dollar
bushel which has not been equaled
since 1881. This is the third crop in
point of size, with 725.Oo0.0O0 bushels
"The hay crop is worth $665.OOo,-
600: oats, $4OO.OOO.OOo: potatoes
1912, 100000 and tobacco nearly 500,
100000 Beet and cane sugar and
molasses and sirup, from farm and
factory, will lreach the total of about
$95, 100000. The barley crop is
worth $S3,OOO,OOO.
The chapter devoted to retail
meat prices is of special Importance
, to consumers of meat in large cities
where the retail dealers seem to have
created conditions by which the pub
lie is compelled to pay exorbitant
prices.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-07
OVERLOOKED

There was no regular theatrical
critic of the Appeal at the Park
heater Saturday evening and over
looked the fact that Ethel Davis and
ack Richards made decided hit
in their little farce and won un-
Stinted applause for their premier
appearance on the stage
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-07
VISITING RELATIVES

All O. Smith, a brother of H. F.
Smith of this city arrived on the
train from Northfeld, Vermont this
afternoon and will spend several days
with relatives in this city. This is
his second trip to this city.
Mr. Smith is now on his way to
nis home in Portland after spending
several months in the east.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-07
THE NEW YEAR DANCE

The members of Warren Engine
company No. l. are rustling every
day making preparations for their
big New Years 'ance, and intend
having it the social event of the sea-
son. Tickets are now on sale and
everybody should buy one.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-07
HERE FROM RENO

Attorney Massey and Summerfleld
of Reno are attending a session OF
They returned on the evening train
for Reno.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-07

Morton H. Pine formerly of Reno,
committed suicide at Eureka, Cal.
last Friday.
Mrs. Waite departed for Reno last
evening after spending several days
in this city.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-07

Attorney Boyd returned to his
home in Reno this evening after a
busy day in the district court
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-07
lNSPECOR HERE

U. S. Postal Inspector Swain was in
this city yesterday on business con-
nected with the local postoff1ce.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-07
CHRISTMAS SALE

Don't forget the sale at the NJ. f.
Church Saturday Dec. 11th. from l
till 8 o'clock p. m. Pretty things for
gifts, good things to eat and some
very rare and beautiful flowers. 1w
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-07
ADMITTED TO PRACTICE

P. B. Ellis was admitted to practice
in the federal courts of this district
yesterday by Judge Harrington.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-07

Attorney Van Dyke is spending to-
day in this city from Reno.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-07
/. O. O. r. ELECTION

The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year at a meeting or
Capitol Lodge, I. o. o. F. held last
evening:
Noble Grand, A. R. Swart; Vice
Grand, Lee Hawkins; Secretary, H.
P. Clifford; Treasurer, D. G. kitZ-
meyer; Trustees, Herman Manthey,
John Cation and F. E. Meder.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-07

Reno school trustees are planning
the issuing Of bonds for the build
ing of a 100000 school house.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-07
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FOR RENT

suite of furnished rooms We'll
located. Apply at this office.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08

-------- producers Of copper 60 g.
ard cssrins continue Of the ' - manipulation
selhHs as as Gov copper are the fI,,+ic copper were
aoo1". Transactions N "a cents pound. Du'
-rale yesterday , S ,,etal cannot oe o.l Nfe+als
large ain'- 7. = possible ta' tIs tIstation in the
loN l, - Company viii love ,.-gs orders. The de-
Selins 80 appearance OF ,, Ia.s time that little
even. q 60 light at the ps,'o+iou
Inane = o,ne,i l,y d sharp fe.5s 7,ave beeu
Voui1 Vou,DrFZDs DECLARED Sn1onany regu-
DIFll toiloys J. 6. White Conlp' SHI navabIe
declared as tollo"s Mt on the preferred pay 5@ol'
,ar quarterly 42 1-,nnany Of New JeIse9'
august J. , navable TO stock OF IeeOlu - -
AI,"@ % Hatio:si carbon CoIito CI ravable July 10;
july = - -ent On the connlel' pas ps"1rI,- IL ner
zerly per Se4it St,a,7,- regular quarterly - Pc
FacIhc - e-et -reEerred, ! per ,oI, CEN -, nay
- ureferred ami peF eS'''
atle August -,or, C,I-STOMERS.-The Con-
TNFORMA ~, - ,irTn Of Warren z ERWIN q
soiicsteu .,tc5 the policy Of srorllttms 80 -
Co. 90 statements Of its assets anu f J,Ine u
sodH.1 - TIE FIRMS showing as oi tt,,- ~
is eus'o5 eus'-i.[5 assets Of S41ie5i, WItA loI"' 'ie
.,ss Of si2i,sJl- .,,,-y-c -rl,s following
--o,-l EXCHANGE LlSTlNN5- ne
sItils haze been listed on the s'och 81
S. Pacific Railway, A,-H'Vp "oEI . g
Ni for1,-vear loan St Louis iron Noui5!,i-- , .
laie!al O S,sz 49, additional River Gun dlNlsloh
soulHT-d .Tar.e bonds: Evansville lndiahdpoils ~
.,-ilraad Sae2,oeo additional hrst oolisoiiO"''N
seni bonds --,-, r,CN-DS The
sOCL ron and Steel Company has soid 20
ess,rI, essb,Irz Tbalnlanr & Co and heah' an S"''
Laaenp-iS 20 and associates SlOo40oO first and re-
sn5inS anu mortgage tventy-year gold bonds, II Is
ll,---9 lsoo5 tlIat one-half Of the issue has oeeh
ulsced abroad s-, T.,
.Dz,TTTED TO QUOTATION.-The stock EA-
- toe admitted 10 quotation in the unlsteu
cn1-sT cns-,e1t chicago. Milwaukee & ST. Paul Ran
% ,r,,sarary certificates for per cent twenty
fye-year bonds ri. >-,,t,,.1
a /
~ T-l viii shin s. 10000 gold coin TO Buenos
~ go nv saturdays steamer Total exports TO Ar
49, -. - snce January J. s2755aeco and 10 all coun-
--iss SIS $4,000
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
OTHER mARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

,hicazo July 7-CATTLE-Receipts estimated at
10000 head market steady to Loo lover s. 90
q s. calves 81 80. sockers and feeders IS 500
s. Sass pscsing s. so n s. 90. pigs IS 900 81 IS
900 head market for choice lambs steady others
ioai5c lower. sheep g. 5oas4 10. lambs, 81 5oa
Cincinnati. July 72GATTLE-Msrket steady. fair
good shippers s. Sc common. So IS a 81 90
and SHIPPER, @ s M g sss
SO 50 sHEEF- Receipts > 500 hSa6 8 market stead
and strong. quoted az 81 76a Ss SIS
East Buffalo. July 7.-CATTLE-- Receipts 800 head
market slow: prime steers. So 500 s. yEALs-Re,
at t69$s 20. HoGs-Rcceipts ! 600 head: rarke,
slow and zoe lower. heavy. s. 35a IS ~: mixed
Tourhs 81 Il 81 ~: dairies 81 900 IS % SHEEP AND
I.sMRs-Reeepts 500 head good Kinds aStiys; com
wethers. $50 s. 10 ewes. siaS4 25: sheep mixed
Kansas city July T--CATTLE--Rscsipts 10000
head including 360O Southerns market steady 10 ioc
lower; ycariinEs strong 81 As choice export and
dressed beef steers. SO 35as7 fair to good 81 4oa
feeders 81 75a$5 Southern steers, SO 1913 s.;
native hefers So - 81 as bulls 25@ 50 rs calves
S4@sT HoGS-ReceiPts. ZOO head: market io6 zoe
fouor: top. IS %: bulk 81 Ioa 81 20 heavy
81 ~ a SIS o.: packers butchers 81 I5a Ss o5 light
81 go n 81 90: pigs. SO 25dx7 -. SHEEP-Receipts
1000 head: market steady lambs SIS SO 81 20 year
stockers and feeders, g 75n 50 -; Texas mutions
choice So s5aS7 To- prime, SO 6Oas6 so veal calves $50
81 sHEEPsuPpy ar 'S@dy o & e" , sdeep ep5n1 So
asa iamhs S5ass HOGs-Recepts fair; active: prime
hsaves IS 4OnSs so mediums SIS 25QSS 30; heavy York
ers IS 20dss -: light Workers Ssf$s TO- piss - org
- ~'T'oIedo JnIv T|CIOvERsEED-Cash 50 So; october.
sseG's sS pse'mos5 e s5 No 20 50 2S TM6rHY.Pre 81
AiSIKESPr Prime 81 90; August. SIS %
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

fhica1o JuIy 7-Unfavorable weather for har-
vesting in this country prompted active buying or
wheat ON the Board OF Trade to-day which re-
suited In recovery of large part OF the loss sus-
taIred during the previous session. tnal quota
items showing net gains OF 11sc 10 1c to l@sc corn
and oats also closed strong. but provisions were
weak. -. - A.. ,,ir,a-
Wet weather over n large part OF the WINTER
1vbeat beIt inspired a brisk demand Whcn was IN
evidence throughout the entire session me prIH-
cInaI demand was for the deferred months Inc
market was also bullishly affected by the poor re-
snonse of the Liverpool market to the severe
siunD here Yesterday and by a decided improve
nent I'm EXPORT demard The total export pusl-
ness reported to-day aggregated IS boatloads Ihe
close was strong at Almost the top
THE corn market weak az the start because
of favorable crop reports and Increased local re-
oeipts but rallied before the end OF the nrst hour %
and continued strong the remainder OF the DAY
The severe break In the price OF cash corn yesteI-
day stimulated a lively demand to-day Tor the caSh
grain by Eastern shippers, and sales or 29ooW push.
els were reported to have been closed Inc lnarket
closed strong at almost the highest point win
prces M 15c to sc to &c 7sc, compared with the
previous close. L.,.,;v,.
based on unfavorabe crop reports. feature or
trading was the purchase of approximately 1000
OlO bushels by a leading local concern. The mar
ket closed strong, with prices ac TO lac above
Yesterday final quotations. ,
Realizing by leading longs due to decline OF
iOc to I5c in the price of live hogs caused weak
ness i'm the provisions market The volume or trade
rather small, Prices at the Ci"se Ne4e NA4-
changed q
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
Ire rang. prices in the local market to day
follows. 49,.

arks M FOR spot sS9 9ns and 'P& s 20
for middiing Gulf Southern markets were tee,
sfaPhsa g. @ as sses s4 bales NOBLE STEADY
changed sales 70 bales Sa.s1nsh Jsnas 4a m
i2c; sales o bales. Baltimore nominal and unchanged !
sales 81 bales steady ana nc higher ... a. i2G e.
baies Little Rock steady unchanged st 1Its-
Ms~ Orleans ss sna in aaG
Memphis .m and anehanssd ssdar al points for
thursday: A. galveston. 80 bales against s6o SOS @
500 @Eainst GA week ana I7e2 last year 90,
SSo Paes sp9eS5eGn dS a and
}SSbr rGSS upiand 72d Futures opened steady
REher on higher late month"; %
Snd July August 0I august se2tsmbs[ et1d ia
Sdgen1ber cember Decrmber-Jenuary and Jsnusry-
FssTasFy Ms9uns JnnsJSy tSd
July Augas bcc bpsnsss Cloths-Buyers hold Oft
FIOrK AND MEAL-Business in -four was quiet
sales being GoIgnee o oS dm n3ers in OF
40 change in 2g8tai1ns are prices quoted
Produce ss O. ssssS ss sS winter
patents sPrng esars ~ 20 o tr SG s ssa
81 % kansas sraights sssssi5 RYE Fh9nRm Io}t, 70
Dull g 9DS5sa s6ss Far sfSa kim
dried ss BAG So Coarse oGH'tG 81 So
FED~westcrn quiet city essy 9g9sed se oSu9 dd
SIS g5 red dog $50 -: city bran, s24 bulk SIS 20
81 - sacks nddiins Sge S 10 REQ ,lR SEQ 70 sacks
OIL MEAL. .3s 80.
eft.r Tuesdays sharp break were seen IN srohs ao
bugh.l with anal prices in New YORK lbc 10 Inte
above the previous night. Rains IN harvesting
tricts through the ONO Ealley assuthea
significance. predictions iholcsted ~
rain Thursday the short element pccaLie coh-
sid.rably alarmed over The outlook Cash wheat IN
BUYERS, whlle Hooo eoHul-
seFe the Missouri Vsliey ss re-
suit of recent heavy rains The trace was spHIe"hat
puzzled the persist, ut buying OF september anu
December leading interests at tbtcago' as teetlt
crop appeared justly such stiphg sup
port positions generally consid.re99 ~
the IDgs estimate OF only
gau 900 bushels Hlnter wheat would De eHcefuen
by the government report, which Is scleonIen Loi
Thursday afternoon D'cloek. Ire Town
year and spring wheat %. compared with 10 Re
spring wheat states continued very
able there slow cash demand repofteo from
Minneapolis. stocks decreased I5O0o bGshes ~
days cable adTicrs we're genefAlts otl-
the decIIne Of = I'D Al Llterpool dla ot %
Berlin was Jsc OF. but Budapest closed tHc net
Argentine Rdvcrs said that as II hhd peer
dry the days heavy reduc'lah ~
assured. Worlds stocks. according 70 brho
decreased 2.4ss.Oo0 bushels compared wlih
OF Ia the corresponding
The market in Kew York closed as follows: Cid
/. red. 81 - elevator and b ahsat: new 60
81 20i.. August; No Northern Duluth, 81 3i's
and 20 hard winter. ST 23ss nominal D anoht
for old. cORN--Astsr poor start. in which prices
dropped &c under the previous night, corn turned
closing y &c higher In the Chicago market IN
the heavy rains West regarded as
crop, while other adFices SAID the
outlook quite aatsfaefar Receipts were large at
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08

4.
CoFFEE-continusd strength Of the near months
coffee market again yesterday
readjustment OF nearby deliveries with reference
consuming II has de
doubt last spring there was considerable
positions eaTiv fall months,
with the arriving IN some vol
offerings of available
consuming markets would become much
more liberal July is approaching maturity the
situation remained relatively steady
big showing disposition 70 continue
their policy taking up all deliveries contracts
sellers consequently being forced to
She local market to-day closing steady.
net points higher Sales reported
Of the comparatively small volume Of
business would suggest that the speeu-
latye interest large The Tarke;
opcned steady Unchanged prices advance Of 10
points improved the day with July contracts
selling &C. within about 30 points Of the highest
level by spot month this Leading
roaseTs buyers of the near positions as well as
European markets were both higher
months showing leading strensth but the day
change in the primary markets while
Brazilian receipts continued heavy A prominent
the growth Of coffee for the
ending June 80. 1909 AT i6 al3oS 20 bags Of 81
As decrease Of ls2SaoJo bags IN the
worlds supply the would seem as
though the worlds consumption approximately 10.
The market for spot coffee
steady quotations basis Of 7asg7%c for Rio
No Z
vas f1 Il
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08

C,pnee -cahlas-Rfo-Conee market steady. No I RIO
5000: exchange 10 532d receipts. 5000 bags.
for Europe 5000 bags: stock. 2os.eO bags. SAi.
coffee market steady No santos. $500: Na :, 5000
Coffee market opened unchanged al n was net =
= pfg higher net a 10 :. ptg t'lb'.t-
Havre-Coffee market opened uncfengel
higher: II Ia advanced = franc AZ ? III
unchanged at $50 unchanged; sales 4"V'o uGSA
COTTON-There heavy realizing IN the cotton
high point previous day IN consequence
there evidences Of good buying
on down. and decline interrupted o.
frequent rallies The barely steady Al net
below high The market opefea
steady advance OF points July, %hlch Aoia
T. 30c-the price Of the seasonbgt genera "a"
70 rather easier cables thA eA
pected Realizing was vers heaFS oeihg pIoiosn %
favorable reports addition 10 the oTdlhsTs
of following such rapid advance, nhu
during trading the market sold nc u points HTl
A rally within 2a3 points OF IHesaab mar
during middle cf the day followed by q be2u
break hour the forecast for party
which carried prices lonle points il+
: raIlg OF &c 10 points followed ihe NeeNy
report reading rather less hearisnlN thah
but vas renewed liquidation during ne
Late trading when October sold at IL Aoc'
within point two OF The bottom 4nS
decline generally attributed 20 the t|chIlca
existing y apid adfAh'e ptep
rather any change Of genera sentiment o 20 nm
general conditions southern SPOT mar
officially reported early we're geneHiiN htthoy NJ
unchanged adyces being received i'.
clsuinE Improvement IN crop cpilu!L''s
,te had weather required 10 start fresh ad
vaace.
range Of contract prices in the local market TO DAY
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
BALTIMORE STOCKS
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

street rnsries u Barney e. Co. 40. IS Broad
Fhliai.srsis ipfG. =ns No. 80 south street
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
CHICAGO PRICES.

M .6of a9ndqn Dc a TN ma5ss nd %
asd$2 rs Cd ne oeaI .s az q
90 for ] the 9ndan To dos ' aE spot ooy %@a 6
market was weak and unsettled With lake quoted at
casting ai3s7p,e LEAD Vas lover.
unchanged =. 4$5 45c, sPEITER was aa Unchanged
at 90 81 n the 0Is oca Mas sna0e
English iron market was unchanged at ASS l4d for
locally. No ? foundry NortheTn vas quoted at $is@
New York Produce Exchange was dull ana unchanged-
s!s 80 s:R5sa5sT ss9sls 7S octoser si9@s7 no
MoIAssEs ASD afrsm2s moss %
6%t Ps qsS and
MoIAssEs oresns CEN tfusai common Iea
cans open Et ZOOS - oe P7imS 20 3"o NeW ~
0sGot'oRsssd Rss oil IVES duh to.day with prices
So,,on an hoe ana IN symPs'nX do N.Y. WIN "%e |6o
august % 3 so9 200 september- soa@se 400 October
quoted a, s@oc in barrels at SeS YORK LIN
STANDARD & ghe bbis s4oe: bulk 4ooe. PhadelPhia @
P6aiiadeIphia an & 10 55c; water white New Yor hhls
u 25c. CoTToNsEED oII"Prims crude nominal:
prime summer Yellow spot 5oea s5c: july 70a
&St4e' & Aggast gust Ssoq s5c september 5a7 eoc; oc
57oG57lcs January. a.TIa5'72c; March. 5soa5s4c:
@s3oe. IIHsEED oIIEAm.riean seed. city raw 81 q
80 oIt1qf- town raw oog6lc. Calcutta raw. 75c.
PRotISIoNS-The provision market quiet all
an easter hog msrke, Receipts the West 5000
and a9ooo a. Chicago where 2s 900 were expected on
i95tk.Firm Quotod: Mess Szi gk2l 30:
quoted Aess. sIIa&iI so iamliy. ss4ati4 So packet
I1Ms|6aie Quoted: iu'1 s24as25 bREssEb aE H66s @
lS.i lao 10 LIS i3sc: p'Es iss CIT Pielei bellies
2 rb l24Rl2sc; n i2iaiaac Picked harns steady
quoted at I2h912, TALgoW-DuiL ouotei: CIty
al e'sLn Rr u @ s2g u @ S S lsTd & easy quoted
as%ssa sass 1s 1Ei ''S1i@ s'ssds
RICENThe rice market heid stcadv and unrhanr,d
Quotations follow Screenings. 5m3ise. ordinary. -.
prime -. a &c Shoiee AZ q a. e head apaa r.. a
80 Patna &C.: Java. -. a5'.c, Rausoon. ~ "a DC.
sUGAR-Th. market for refined sugar ruled steady
less per cent cash Thr following are less and
furher discount. whs,rver. crystaI dorin5s IN cases
of 80 : = cartons 20. Do IN case q :: n cartons.
555o mould y. SOC: cubes F:arle 3 bass rovdrrea
coarse powdered a5e. fruit ponderrd ane Eagle
coarse and extra nns sranuIatsd. 4sac EAGLE 2-b
is-!b bags do loc. 5-lh bags : osc. ~ bags
standard srs"als,ed and diamond 4 4S5e eo1fe2-
toner =. 4e5ei 80 4eoc; No 2 : 33s; Nas and :
42ac; No q 42oc, No 30. sI5c. NJ II. loc. -.
1t New York The market vas ar1aeP owing To- sa!es al
an advance Of i-s2e for prompt shipment from Cuba
test i3aa 45c. nuscorado 50 test 42aa 4Sc ara
RSt sas gncSanEsd To- hshs VIM fa'n G ., po
e. AuEust iGs ed and October -neeer1ber - l;i.d
port Al o.ldc basis os tes, cost and freiEht equal
Cuba cen,rifusai. prompt shipment iaa.c basis
~ 600 bsE, cubss tesraHee not hrfofe JUN % AZ
lp-32e. TO Federal According to Wlett & GRAY tho
states ports follows figures in tons compared
1itn last Srek ss ycer "a o and iN9 %sarS ago Be Be
n3"i7rs ~ 600 eonpared with 5000" and ~ 600 and
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