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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-29

festerHHy HesuINs'
Detroit. 8; New York. o.
Philadelphia, z: Cleveland, O..
Chicago. 5: Washington, 1.
st. Louis at Boston; rain.
Games To-day.
st. Louis at New York,
Detroit at Boston.
Chicago ut Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
STAR cLAssfFIED ADS ARE BEST.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-29

Owen Moran will sail for these shores
on October s. Charley Harvey is look
ing over the field OF pugs here, trying
to select a good drawing card for Owen
when he arrives.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-29

Jack Johnson is said to have cleaned
up close to 81 900 already by charging
to see him train for the Ketchel bout.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-29

Eddie McGoorty has left Milwaukee
for New Orleans, where he fights
his esteemed fellow-townsman, Hugo
Kelly, on October 3.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-29

Sam Fitzpatrick backs up Johnson in
the assertion that the negro will win
inside of twelve rounds.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-29

Phil McGovern is over in Queens,
keeping in shape for future bouts. His
first start will probably be with john
ny Coulon. Jack McGuigan wants the
pair in two weeks, and the final ar
rangements will be settled this week.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-29

In the past three years the coaching
of the Newark High football team has
been about as satisfactory as that of
Princeton. MaXfield, it's up to you,
We all know you can do it if you try.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-29

At the Montclair Academy a lad by
the name of Halle should IL the
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-29

Young Guarini has thrown down Joe
Hall, his old manager, and now looks
to Florrie Barnett to secure work for
him.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-29

The Mission A. c., of Frisco, is try
ing to get these matches: Abe Attell
VS.. Tommy O'Toole; Packey McFar-
land VS.. Ray Bronson, and Johnny
VS.. Monte Attell.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-29

Jimmy Clobby wants to bet 81 900
that he can lick any man in the
try at 142 pounds. Mike Sullivan and
Jimmy Gardner are preferred,
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-29

If the Newark Academy come near
equaling thet-Newark Academy 209,
opponents 0--record this year don't be
at all surprised. When the season
opens go and see them play and judge
for yourself.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-29

Wonder what's keeping Charlie May
ser so quiet at the Newark Academy
this fall? I'll bet he's got some sur
prise for US in Captain John Beger,
jr., and the rest of that healthy-look-
ing squad.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-19
HOT FINISH To TRIAL
CContinaed from page one. ,

tenderloin. where they want a per
nit 70 commit crime. to run opium
Joints, dance halls, and 10 rob
drunken men. hoping 10 arrange It
that the police may be blind. The
other class preys from above. They
are the people who I've on Pacific
avenue in the so-called fashionable
neigh borhoods. They want higher
dividends from their investments in
their gas and railway and telephone
privileges.
But you don't mean that they
Join hands With the tenderloin 10
accomplish these ends2 Yes, that's
exactly what | do mean. And that
j. what makes The boss possible.
BY sending Ruef and that Tx
to the penitentlary you do not
change conditions; you merely create
a vacancy for another boss"
Mr.. Heney said he was willing TO
devote his life to a principal, that
he had been forced by conditions to
accept a nomination for district at
torney of San Francisco. and he
bitterly scored the attorneys for the
defense on account Of their criticism
OF his acceptance of funds from
Rudolph Spreckles.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-19

Lord Roseber1 Who does nos
usually agare II Re role Of 81
slarmist. sass hat big var =
Threatening IN Europe. The intlma-
ron being thaf be means between
Germany and England He az
tributes this danger 10 the over
powering preparations for var
which h. sees O al sides Prince
Henry. brother d William H. Al q
naval fefe in KIsl spoke Of . pow
erful feel As means Of securing
p-see,~ Vbie fhe taia OF Admiral
Weber. TIE naval commander there.
had a warlike tone Possibly there
may BE something benind al this
beIligsrent language which nobody
On fhis side Of The Atlantic il able
70 see. The American public has
been inclined % laugh a. all Of these
war irruptlons. bat there may Be
some actual BASIS for them. In these
days wars sometimes come without
any apparent cause. and also with
ont wsrnIng
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-19
IS
RACE WINNER
DID BETTER THAN AVERAGE OF
81 MILES An HOUR OVER IN
DIANA COURSE-BiG CROWD
WATCHES THE SPEEDERS.

GROWN POINT. Ind, June Is
Joe Matson speeded the light Chal-
mers Detroit automobile into fame
today by winning in brilliant
fashion the Indiana trophy.
In all the long journey Of 232.74
blurred miles. he stopped his car
but once for gasoline and fabrication
in the entire distance over the road.
The latter in spots was rough and
the cars bumped In nasty fashion.
Matson and his machlnist finished
in good form, amid the cheers of
thousands all along the route. His
average speed was 51.2 miles an
hour. Robertson, winner OF last
years Vanderbilt cup. finished sec
ond in a locomobile. his time being
1898. Monson. In a Marion, ran
a close third In 4,42,03.
The start was made this morning
at the word OF Fred w. Wagner,
the startsr. the Corbin car with
Maisonyille driving, darted away
precisely at O'Clock amid rousing
cheers from thousands OF the public
packed around the starting point,
and the first OF the Vanderbilt auto
mobile road races was begun.
Burman In Buick car followed
the Corbin minute later, then
Stucc In a Maroon Knapper In a
Chalmers Detroit and others We're
sent away at regular intervals. The
following were the starters:
Corbin, A. J. jacksonville
Buick. Robert Burman.
Marion. Charles Stutz
Forl, George Dunnell.
Chamers-De Detroit. William Ripper
Marion, A. Monson.
Locomobile, j. w Florida.
Buick. George Dewitt.
Fal-car. W H. Pearce.
Locomobile, George Robertson
Moon. Phil Wells
Renault. A. w Greiner
Buick, Lewis Strang
Fal-car, John Ruel.
Stoddard- Dayton. Wiseman.
-, Chalmers Detroit. Al Poole.
~ Stoddard- Dayton, Wright
Blhalmers-D Detroit. j. Matson.
EG Crown Point-Lowell parkway
- miles in length, with long
aways on three sides.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-19

Tas Tea5azA BONANZA uakes he
foHozlag hard beaded comment
Ness o very eouaietlaz nature
comes from RE Teriagtoa district
one dzF i = taat there are plans Tor
prosecuting rofk there q : scale
similar - fbat u Ely and he nexf
l. nat this or nat plan O ne other
hss failed q eonzammation. bat 4
l. evident vat the anfsv9rzble
stories are icing sent or b me
tear interests. for what elinehe@
Mason Valley a. tremendous cop
per producer n the VERY near future
i not merely The Development work
thai Is IA progress. but that actual
work d constructing railroad 70
the mines has been begun.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-19

Eigs great % grade deposits 81
- added - = - nexf few years -
~ diseoFerIes e direct smelling
material +. tae azsfrfer. unless -
Valley has ALREADY aeveloped dlreff
smelling ore = large Quantities and
has 4 god dsal more coming -.
a. have also other properties II -
immediate vicinity Nuuey. Nizpzh.
Contact and several other localities
are among he possibilities 81 he
next fex years 4 he way Of large
aid rieh producers II is much thzt
we have % COX forEard 70.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-19

A AIz3ams sherIn has Deen i'm
peaebed for making 10 resistance 70
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-19

scientists fel Us thai there Is 8
comet aIsaIag around ths ngrIh eaa
q re zhole works and thai his
= ne eanze - unusual weather e5u-
1Itlgas Hhich nave recently prevail
- u Farlaaz PARTS q fhs World
Ee - aaz alnd mue1 a6gaf he
r Ha1 you'd - pleased - aote
-aa ssrnIas "a ~ certain sind
e1Efaaz 10 has been active re lasf
-eserzI DIS . Nevada
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-19

Itisa long climb 70 the top Of me
copper producing divisions. Nth
Utah Michigan. Montana and
Arizona 70 Chamber over ia the order
named, but Nevada viii get there.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-19
BY Helping
Yourself

and the Tn1nts IlHtu UV IVI
series and delivering as good ailieie
of ball as was seen Sunday, the fans
OF the district would wake up ana
there would be happenings IN the
local baseball world that would snake
nm several old towns. 1t only re,
mains for some one TO start the pan
rolling. Here comes Fourth oil july
and a fine day TO commence the
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-19

bone building j. The mesf pzoai-
ale enterprise that Yoa esn easaze
- Immediate tine q shiz Dis
t-Ies- Tae EIg Securities .. makes
Il cay - grasp the o3poEtaaifg-
seize / aid y % doing help 9Th
ne 6aTldIaz - II not oalg soar
ezs arszpesltT fu+ also thsf = he
entire district
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-19

mss zhIeb hanged . negro. SsE
indeed. Z TIE reverend and eolarez
1asaef aere sfiI living, - you'd r.
$50 shzf q =an a move
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-19

- -esoa a8gs - rlai ~
- illegal voter. tes3aes 1aaz - coz
seatee u receive - ..zss BALLOT
FOR lae saze ~ rezes Peace has
New-York tribune., 1909-02-28
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Cincinnati, Feb 27.-HOGS receipts g. 5O6 head mar
ket. lo815c lower: butchers shippers so OdS6 75
common. IS IO9S6 10. CATTLE-Receipts 24O head:
steady; fair good shippers. S5d$6; common. 81 754
So 65. SHEEP-Receipts. % head; steady, S2GS5 %
LAMBS steady. s5GS7 ~.
Kansas city. Feb. 27-CATTLE- Receipts. 400 head
market steady receipts for 81 800 head choice
dressed q0GS6 15 fair good
&d$5 90 Western 81 50fS6 20 stoclers and feed
SIS 25GSj %: Southern steers 81 258S6 Southern
81 76Rs4 75: native $2a$5 native heifers
81 50dS5 10; bulls $3d$4 65; calves. S4dST 30 HOGS
Receipts 5000 head: steady Sc lower; receips
for week top So A. bulk Of sales. go 05
Sc 40 heavy Sc 35d$6 s5 packers and butchers so 3g
SO 40; S6GS8 2a. Pigs. 81 15aS5 So No sheep; re
ceipts for week 900 head.
Union Stock Yards Pittsburs. Feb. 27-CATTLE-g
Supply light. steady choice S6 20ds6 30: prime 50 Sg
ST 10 SIiEEP-Supply light. steady; prime WetheIs,
So S0qs6 culs 50 256tS3 30; lambs 50 5OH
IS; calves SadS9 HOGS Receipts fair. actlve
prime so 90GS6 90 mediums Sc 90 heavy Aork
ers SO sOs8 90: light Workers 81 G5ds6 20; pigs S6a
Sc 10: roughs. s5 50GS6 40.
Toledo Feb. 2I-CLovEFsEED cash February 6T ana
March SO 52le October. SO l2i7 10 2 50 32l2 NO D.
s. 30 rejected s. 90 negected 50 10 TIMOTHY prime
Burfaio Feb . CATTLE Receipts 100 ,d head go
steady. VEALS-Receipts 300 head: active, ana -ac
lower STGSll HOGS Receipts 1000 head fairly asdls
strong: mixed. Sc StRS6 03 YGrHerS 80
qSG 50: pigs SO 35aS8 roughs s. 1886 SHEEP AND
I4AMBs-Recei2ts s.oCO head active and steaoy' uh
New-York tribune., 1909-02-28
- s,oz ooo COUNTY FUNDING BoNDs.


~ I,oaId Of County Commissioners o NnroDosaIs
Inc tcoa,t Montana. will receive sea!eo P.I <
CIafh t The highest bidder on Mohdsy, ~ sad
anu la, - eleven o'clock a. Nj at me olS ~ CIty
f5oaIu Montana 100000. Of fundlns po.s.s ~
said county. bl"s "''' '-
bonds t9-~" ,,ted April l. 1909. to mature twenty
denomination $1,000 each. bearing 10 y
r,ts of four per annuIil st,Inal
a. a. Gapiisry lst and July ist in eacn year
,arast nayable IN gold coin OF the :. '.,ox ooo
anu M also be received separately fof PlS, sI 900
- G0nds dated April !, 1908, uehoiih .S one-ba
OF Icsrinr interest the rate OF four anu
er cent per annum: and payable ~ tSo,r' AZ any
pr late and redeenabe at option or CouIts O.
IVarsst neriod from and after ten years a
nayabe annually on July Ist anu -, ~.
principal and interest OF salu pohuo ~ ~
pa Pa,ne certifeA check the Of Sl.ooo' pa!
~ ,rraasIrer OF Lewis and G ark County s
20 ,.h"r sny conditions attached. must accompany
Va ~ hid as a guarantee OF good faith or me
t honds as above designated, but one check VII ps
ol ol,,trn which will attached TO the acceptse oLo
forfeited % county in case OF laiIurs
au - bjjIer 10 take bonds II same are awarded
1yica for said below par and accrued nhtsIeS'
froT date Of bonds payment for same Is mace
Tho Board the right 10 REJECT any anu ~''
bids 90, ,s - .rd ,ndAr IN, pro-
visions OF Sections 1905 2926 Of the Revised CoueS
o ProuosaIs must made in sealed envelopes ad-
dressed 10 Martin Doty, County clerk ana Reco1aet
- : cXyis and Clark County He Montana aho
marked on .he outside proposals for County Funding
Bonds" . 1-..-..- l..,,-,tsstonarx ~
J. J. HINDSON, Chairman.
MARTIN DOTY. County Clerk and Recorder
February 10th. 1909
New-York tribune., 1909-02-28
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, February - 1909
BEEVES-Recepts were 36 6OT head, all for
saughterers. Nothing doing in live cattle. Feeling
rated steady for all sorts and grades Dressed
beef quiet but firm "a lUc per III. Liverpool
and London cattle markets firm at 49, a 14c per To-
dressed weight refrigerator beef weak g7s IOS
per h Shipments to-day from this port inc uded
1I00 quarters Of beef in the Mesaba London. Cos
quarters IN the York. @ Southampton. fur
London market. and 1860 quarters in the Baltic,
Liverpool.
CALVES-Receipts 102 head. including 1O7 for
butchers and s5 for the market. the Indiana
calves. Common good veals sold firm prices.
SsTSln 80 per 100 III: Indiana q Sc
Dressed calves strong 10ElGi2C per lb for city
dressed vcals and "a l5c for country dressed.
Sales-Kerns Commission Company ~ Indiana
veals. 1852 III $40 80 100 III. 10 do
ID. at s.: II fed calves. 800 lh. At Sc
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts cars or
4T42 head including - for the and
for the market. making with the stock cars
sale Sheep entirely nominal: lambs slow but
stendy: 2iz unsoId. Good prime lambs sold
at 81 TJdSs per 100 ID; yearlings SO Dressed
mutton and dressed lambs Unchanged; country
dressed dollhouse lambs slow & $40 per carcass
Sales-S. Judd & Co: 200 Buffalo lambs 81 ID
average 81 a. per 100 HI 1G2 do. H. at s. rs
W. r. Hume: 109 lambs. 81 h. at So: 60
yearlngs. 20 lb. a SO %.
H0GS-Reccpts 10 3O1T head all for
s1aughterers. N0mnslly steady Country dressed
hogs quiet at 6m0iac per 10.
Sales date yesterday)-S Judd G Co: POS Western
vania do, 1l5 10. at Sc So rough. $40 H. 81
New-York tribune., 1909-02-28

Coffee cables-Rio-Conee market firm No I Rio
4SS75 exchange - 7-2d: receipts 1000 bags cesrance
1900 bags for Europe. oOoS bags
stock $4,000 Santas-No 3SS0O receipts l"SC
stock. $4,000 bags. Hamburg-Conee market Opener
unchanged To = pfg higher at net unchanged
unchanged. at i unchangei; sales S'V paBs
COTTON-To-day's cotton market was quiet ana
irregular within The opening was ia l
points higher old and unchanged to pSlht
Prices at time were ABOUT "a :
higher. and the market closed net u1cleei
10 point At the opening the old crop was
Influenced by cables than expected while the
expected, however that rains IN
TEXAS tonight would followed by clear and colder
weather tomorrow which did not promise suhncient
much impression sentiment 50
become aggressive and the
call There no bull support IN
long cotton appeared 10 ne coming
0it on the bulge. sentiment in professional cles
and closed at practically the lowest. Calculations tha
proposed southern srlnheTs "olIG
only about 100 bales OF Ta" COTTON
-a-1Irirarnents compared with operations ~ 1u
canacifv seemed 10 belttle this market influence
River sal week Hsre small anu "'
from industry which employs II c~tl
cotton were unfaNoTabie ~
e.a-4r5in For while ntOsiEht Ip" bales es-
~ last s1lnHefs iHliEs
falling compared with last year OF sl
600 baes the decrease in the world visible
considerably sftIer
-. Special reports 70 lte
no rain IN ieAas
or oklahoma tWenty-four hours ended this morn
ing. = 49,. ,,..r -,.rl,et to da,
New-York tribune., 1909-02-28
CASH OIIOTkTlONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, FebTuary u lOUi
COFFEE-The coffee market quiet to-day, and,
after opening unchanged points higher, shade
easier as a O scattered realizing with the close
inactive net unchanged points lower. Sales for
the day reported Of 5000 bags AT the opening
there seemed demand for month shorts.
and April 5 points higher bids, but business
resulted delivery OF July, and closing bids
neer positions 3 points lower than Friday
nights There fresh feature in the news be
yond the report 400 bags bad been cleared from
New this coffee being said to be OF low
grades. supply demand which exists for these
he finds little supply
Offering II he, of course that the
persstency buying movement is due 10
the safe side OF the import duty PROPOSE
tion and proposed duty thus indirectly re
sponsibe imports Havre; hut otherwise II
IS factor. Small changes were reported IN the
foreign markets. Havre unchanged. and Ham
burg u pfg lower while the market at hio
was 30 -eis higher Receipts the Brazilian ports
showed considerable falling OF compared with the
previous day reaching bags, but the nov
Treut attracts the Limitation OF
Santos exports the session. Rain was reported in
practically districts Of sac IauO. The market Tor
spot steady, with quotations the basis Of
Sic Rio No Z.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-28
CHICAGO PRICES.

-GRoN-The market FOR pig iron csrtia1 ,;
ana unchanged. 40 business was done ana regulars
sl5 80 asked; April So 20: May SIG and June Sl6 %
SdIo Shq nSS 0rleans centrrnsa com9
% SOC Kew Orleans. open kett e. 2S0+2c sYRuPs
Dri%s 25o: :: 5aney = aod. @s
elf. ng values scattered liquidation by tired
506Ss and Local bear od 600 MaTes a6 SaUe
ber, 59oa 5S9c. and 200 October 0Iec Linseed oil
With standard white quoted at s5oe IN bbs at New
bbis S50c; bulk. &C. Philadelphia s43c; bulk 492c,
refined cases New York 10 SOC; Phqde Phia 10 ESQ Soc
YorF i2 +oo. Phiadelp5a a. Soc CoTToNsEED
OII4-Prime crude. 4.27a 83c; prime summer yellow
spot $50 5.35c March go 532c; April. 580954oc;
5S6c: October 5eS q 72c: or summer yellow Marc6
white go $3.50; prime winter yellow. 55Og &c. LIN
SEER 6taSn sea- cacG m raw @ c 6 2R
rRoyIsIoNs-The provision market was generally
were ol 900 hogs KANSAS city had 5000 and Omaha
$500 hF!P ou2tsd Mcss s to5 59@ e
Market stead. quoted: Moss, $40 5oG$il.
25 sc SS 81 BEEF t 81 5 d aG
Quoted at s24 a $50 DRESSED EoGs-Market steady.
SC: pigs aise ctr MEATsSrickiedI bellies quiet,
gisG Picked hams quiet: quoted at olA a 1870.
6i.c LARI@%arket aTIn 3ao,ed Middis western. S
asog 9eoc city lard frm quoted al 81 n 9tsc. Re-
fined lard nrm. Quoted: South America 10 GJc. Con-
'inent. lo15c: Brazil. kegs. &c Compound dull;
quoted at ~ q! TTSC. STEAITNE- quiet
Quoted: Oleo. u l. . 13c: city Iarl u
RlCE-Ihe rice market ruled firm all around.
good demand. Quotations follow. Screenings 2s n So
ordinary; 3at ~ fair - &c good ordinary. ~ n
3sHc: prime. - ~ c, choice ca &C. head Japsns
4&d5c
and sa.slEc sgs' % 1s Fea9sa @ M qqss
per 100 n from invoice and further
discounts whatever Crysta d0uir tablets
95c; loaf > 45c crushed 35H A. Sc. cubes
Eagle '5-fb bags powdered Eagle confertioners
granulated 49oc; xxx owderei 4sOc: powdered
coarse powdered. i55c. fruit roWder'd. Gjc.
coarse and extra nne granulaed G5c Eagle 2ib
tons OF Ene granulated. 1850; n bags 05c. ga
bags do 4eDc 3 n bags do 4s5c, 10 N bags do SOC
p and 80 n bags do. 47Oc. Eagle fine standard
SEanuatrd and diamond a 465c: confectonegs 4 45c
No %4Oc. No ? 35c Nos and {. 25c. No q 2Oc;
No g. %-i5c: No l. I1oc No s. 4ujc: No 4C, No 10,
2 Csc No II. 3.eoc: No II 2 S5c. No 10 3 SOC.
3 Soc, and Nos - and 16 . SOC Withdrawn
raw market steady hut quiet and unchanged.
Centrifugal. 36 test. quoted 73ac Muscovado
50 test. 3 23l9c and molasses sugar 2HSi5r
with buyers at quoted prices. which were follows:
February and March los iiad. May. los 3D. There
was sale late Friday OF 30 op haEs cuba centrifugal
basis 90 test PIC cost and freight. February and
March shipment
New-York tribune., 1909-02-28
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Feb. 27.-Cosing WHEAT-sPot strong strong
No red winter, IS Cd; futures STEADY Alafn
rs 30 Nav. IS SL.d, July. SIS 4zd COIN-SPot steaI!
mixed tya Galveston IS I'd; ialILeS g
quiet: March So sad: May, rs lad PEAsCahdalsh nan
steady IS IA. FLouR.Winer patents S'rSHE fa ssfS 80
BFE-F-Fxtra India mess quiet. ll0s PORk-prinie
mess western dull cd HAMSshor cut - &c 10 ~ 10
dun 44s short rib "a n quiet 46s Cd long clear
heavy 50 40 10 quiet as short clear ar o. 9a'6s & 10 4 Z.
shou!aers square ii TO 13 NJ. quiet 3ss sd Ia Il
Prime western in terces steady $50 as %; , Ttrtsd
states stesdv SIS CHEEsECanadan finest white nTiii
eos ga 40 6past c,Iored. nrm e5s TALON
PTns c;v easy 2ss Australian in London dull SIS Sd
E-Spfrfts steady 2Ss Cd. LlNSEkD Oll-
Tn,Ii s3s PFTRoLEUM-Steady. 7%d RoSIN-CoIn-
mon steady, Sc II i1d.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-28

CaIi February snpnent); hominy chop S2I 90 bulk
s2T 20 sacks: oiImeaI S33 qs33 80 ,.. .b.
GRAIN-WHEAT-Amid considerable exclterieht @ tS ~
wheat market SCARED the opening to a new hign
basis for May and July. the latter reaching !e
highest point on record with the exception OF the
Letter selling at 81 % for May hoWeEel;
and s1 I4n for July reaction which continued
with more or less violence to the O'Clock c!ose,
latter being at lowest point Of the day with nay
of the selling notably that in July. came from leading
bull Commission houses were heavy buyers on tne
opening advance. sold afterward whlle proIstss-
subsequent decline with
more than heir usual confidence The foreign news
strong Liverpool leading with a. az
advance. parcels sold at London. Broomhai
plus likely TO. be reduced World snlpIeatIs'
the exchange. aggregated 10S69oOO ousL-
els compared with II 005 600 the previous week ana
10 cas- 600 bushels year Advices from winnipeg
said that 81 had been taken for export there
late Friday while loads additional were reported al
other points The primary movement was heavier;
bushels compared with 1000 bushels iast
year. The Western weather and crop situation was
generally quite favorable The local cash market
closed as follows: No red, 81 252 e evator ana
81 2Oas o afoat; No Northern Duluth 81 28h'
and No hard winter, 81 24A o afoat CORN
Notwithstanding continued heavy movement the
support bulls, the hrmness Of cables and light
spaculative Near the close prices worked
on a little under realizing and with wheat. and at
O'Clock May locally was quoted TIC July I3A c. ana
T2Ac Western receipts amounted to
s35 600 bushels. compared with $4,000 bushels last
year 80 here closed 74I2c elevator ana 13c
73c { o b afoat. OATs5-This market also steady
in face big receipts but had only small trade,
the close worked on little with corn. No
change occurred in cash oats here the close being as
follows: Mixed. pc TO 80 h. 81 5Sc natural white,
26 82 lb, 3Tg60hc; and clipped white, "a to ~
lb $50 69c. RYE-Market firm; No western s6o
10 q 7sc. and feeding, TOG7lc / New York BUCK
WHEAT-New York State quoted &C nominal