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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and other Grains

shi Maeat-ln general the market is reported as
not point that way. The nartbern Farmers are
still holding back
CASH WHEAT
cub, $1.4501. 30: Sonora, ST. 62 4 a
d;,, wnlfe Australian. $1,000 1.6o. northern
So. SI ~ g 30; Russian red, S1.45@1 471s
pluestem, $1.55@l.6o. : 8
FUTURES
~ 10 a. m. Session
salssaI nasrley-tutures were lower on the morning
lnere was no decline
- CASH BARLEY
". leeos Sl.olh Clio; choice --: OF
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Raanan and seed.

No further changes in beans are reported. Col
OTed continue hrm-
Beans (per ctI)-Bavos. s475a5.25: small
white. So. .2j6l3-50: large white. S363.50: pink.
50 -25d5.4O: red. S565.50. blaekeye. SJ0j % !:
lima. S460G4 so: red kidneys. S5G5.75. cram
berry beans, S375@415; garvanzas, So. IS "a 3 25;
horse beans. S1.T56225
Seeds-Brown mustard. 4%c; yellow mustard
-; haxseed 50515c; canary. 30374c; alfalfa,
1SG19c; rape. 192Ac; timothy. sac; hemp. pa
Q3c: millet. SC per ID.
Dried Peas-Green, S3. 7504 per ctl; Niles,
NON
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MERcIAL AND SPECIALLY REPORTED The
SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks firnf. Cotton
lower.
Copper shares about the same.
Bank of England rate unchanged.
Local oil stocks very active.
New York and sterling exchange
lower.
Wheat and oats steady to firm.
Barley market easier.
Hay and beans unchanged.
Hop growers holding off from
buyers.
Live and dressed meats unchanged.
Butter lower. Cheese higher.
No change in eggs.
Burbank potatoes higher. Onions
firm.
Fresh fruit market featureiess.
Poultry and game dull and weak.
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Ponlfrr and fnme

The poultry market continued dull and weak
yesterday, sales OF both live and dressed stock
being slow Receipts from state shipping points,
While light, were than sufficient for re-
quirements- the retail trade having stocked up
freely with the liberal arrivals OF western stock
The dullneSs in poultry extended TO game. and
prices for nearly everything in that line remained
weak.
Poultry (per dozen)-Hens. 81 J005 for small.
s.. 5.50@6.5O for large and SSG1O for extra
young ROSTERS S5.50G6: do extra. 650G so
old ROSTERS. $4.50d5: fryers. $5d5.5O: broilers.
$3G3-5O for small and stat 30 for large; ducks.
$7610; pigeons. S1.75d2: squads. S3.50G 9.
geese. $2.50G3 per pair; live spring turkeys.
2OM22e per 10; dressed turkeys. 2302Tc per N.
Game (per dozen)-lIa1lsrd ducks. S3d4;
canvasbacks. S5G7: sprig S363.50; teal. son
2-5O; widgeon. S2G2.5O: spoonbilIs. s1.TJ02 p:
gray geese. S3G3.50: white geese. S1.50d2.50;
brant. $2d2 p for small and 50. 7503 for large
hare, S1.75@2; cottOntaiI rabbits. IS.
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK Dec. s.-Flour-Quiet, but
1853 barrels.
wheat-Spot, easy; No. 2 red. size elevator
and 9S1sc t. o. b. aioat; No northern Duluth
S1.11M I. o. b. afioat. Futures market was
quiet and easy on lower cables and further sell
ing on yesterdays government report, closing
15c to y c net lower. December closed at 97lkc
May at s1021s and July at s1.0Oss. Receipts,
none; shipments, 55.939 bushels.
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OIL STOCKS

Trading in the oil stocks continued heavy
yesterday, with Palmer and Associated the lead
ers Palmer. which sold up to s1.75 Wednesday,
rolling up a long list of sales. Associated fol-
lowed the course. selling of to $45 as
compared with $3.50 Wednesday. Monte Cristo
weak at $3.50 bid, W. X. oil firmer at 81. y
and New Pennsylvania lower at soc. Claremont
was higher at. S1.45
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Condition of the Treasurv

WASHINGTON. Dec. S-At the beginning NJ
business today the condition OF the Iinited
States treasury was:
Working balance 10 treasury offices sa2 s2o
~; IN banks and Philippine treasury $33 sI2
ss; sso; the total balance in the general fund was
80, ~, 3o4; ordinary receipts yesterday we're
s<;2o4-62l with disbursements Of sl275'O6o
me dencit 70 date this fiscal year is So 422
year. w 'iiie iase
IL These figures exclude Panama canal and public
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Minneapolis and Duluth Grain and Flax

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. s-Close: wheat-De-
cember. s1-111z: May. $1.o4h; July $l.O5a :
cash-No. hard, $1.o4: No. 1 northern. 81 OF q
@1O31.; No northern. e94c9S1.02; No. B.,
9S14c@$1. .02.
corn--No. 8 yellow, 421k64sc.
0ats-No. 8 white 3015 @311ae
Rye-No. 2. 7667771kc
F1ax-Closed at 50. 4S1a.
DULUTH. Mimi. Dec s-A sudden food of
selling orders broke the fax market just after
noon today, December fax going down points
to $2-41 and the May option going down 6l5
points to $2.51. There was no apparent cause
for the break, except unexpected amount of
offerings Flax on track and December. s. 471s !;
May $2ll15s
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Deciduou. and CItru. Fruit.

Receipts of Strawberries from the Watsonvilia
region yesterday were 75 chests. an unusually
large quantity for this time of the year Most
of the berries went to the Gamers who Maid s2
chest, while SIS was all that retail tradesunen
would pay for small lots Cranberries and rasn-
berries were HrR> What grapes cana in found
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|OiI Stocks Active, but Weaker;
COmstOck Shares Rather Higher

ing bid SIS per cent: offered at 3ta per cent.
Time loans. dull; so and 90 days, 4Q4A per
cent: six months 4@4h per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. . TO 5l3, per cent. .
Sterling exchange. barely steady with actual
business in bankers bills at s4 s25od $3.50 for
60 day bills and $4 $3.50 for demand
Commercial bills. S4.S1% u @4.S2.
Bar silver. 54hc.
Mexican dollars. 46c
Government bonds. steady; railroad bonds,
firm
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Los ANGELES OIL EXCHANGE
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES. Dec. s.-The oil stock market
was dull and featureless today. There was lit
tie change in prices. Mexican common was
the best trader, selling around 5000. Union
and United Oil were weaker, while Palmer was
steady at yesterdays quotations. Associated was
shade or but California Midway trife
stronger. Consolidated Midway was a good
trader. The call:
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BUTTEr, PER POUND

Cheese-Californa fancy fats lie per ID,
steady; do frsts. 15c, steady; do seconds 13c
steady; fancy Young Americas tic. steady: do
frsts. 1870. steady; Oregon flats. 1615c steady;
Wisconsin daisies, 1Se. steady California storage
mats, steady at 15c for fancy and 1415e for rsts;
storage Young Americas, 16c steady: Oregon
storage fats. 151ac, firm; do Young Americas
17c. hrm; eastern storage, 1S01S1hc, steady.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produce December
Provisions

Cottolene-1 half bbl, 1l15c. 3 half bhls.
11%e; tierce, 11Ae; tierces, 111se; tierces,
lie per lb-
Hams and Bacon-Hams. 1TG1sNc: picnic
hams, 1415c; California hams. 17c: fancy bacon.
TO 10 lbs. 25d26c; sugar cured. 241a Q26e; light
dry salt bacon. 8 TO 10 lbs 23624c. 10 TO u lbs
bacon 1S1I9c.
Lard-rerces. 1se; SOS 1870. los 1sAc IS
,ol l4e scnRsu1d sre tssees s1io lS5e,
cooking oil. Csc per gal; white cooking oil. zoe
per gal; salad oil. 75c per gal; calfene. lie for
l tierce, 107sc for tierces and 10%c for )
tierces.
Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots.
inspected by the government. 81 per Dbl
higher. Extra family beef. SIS per bbl; family
beef SIS per Dbl; extra mess beef. SIS per bbl
smoked beef. 2112e per lb.
Pork-Extra prime, in barrels. S32; clear. $34:
mess $32: pig pork. $36; pigs feet S5.75 for
half bbls, So for 80 lb kegs and S135 for kits.
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Loans, Exchange and Silver
NV York exchange and sterling bills are
STOCK MARKET

The market for local securities continued ac-
tive yesterday with a number of noteworthy
changes. Palmer oil weaker. selling on to
81. .6215 and Associated oil was lower at $45.25.
Alaska packers was strong at $ST Hawaiian
commercial was weak at $50. No other changes.
Sales of bonds continued light.
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grades. s1.o21a a@1.o5 per ctl brewing and ship
ping grades, $1.1001.121a


10 a. m. Session
Open High Low Close
May ........ .$1.134 S1.13A S113 s113
December 1.09h 1.09@ 1O9A 1.09H
p. m. Session
May-S1.13Ia
December 81 0915.
oats-There no further change in prices
yesterday. The market continued quiet.
Red for feed, SLOT al. 1215 for ordinary
and s1.15@1.30 for choice; red for seed. 81. .321a
al 40:. black, Sf.071a al .12h for feed and
$1.311s@I4245 for seed; gray, nominal; white.
S1.4TI5 M15T1a
Corn-A narrow range of prices is quoted for
western descriptions
Western states new yellow, in bulk. San
Francisco track. $1.3061. 321a; white, $1.3215 a
1.35: mixed $1.27 4 a 1.30; old, 5d10c higher;
sacked prices. l3c higher; white Egyptian,
1.40d1 50: brown do. $i.3o@1. .421s per cti.
Rye-$150@1.55 per ctl
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ances S61.11I TOoA,ooo' Dal-
SEATTLE, Dec. S.-Clearines 81 so7 re.
ances. S237. .363 9A'o-',Aso' Dai-
ances. $50. 80. @0oo'~oo' DAT
PORTLAND, Ore. Dec. s.-clearings, s1.71s.-
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Horses and Mules


Desirable drafters. / 700 lbs and over .$275AaOo
Light drafters, 1850 to 1850 lbs...-.. 225@275
Chunks. $50 to J. 500 lbs. ........... 2OO025O
Wagon horses. 1 .250 to 1850 lbs. -. 175M2OO
Delivery wagon horses, $50 to $50. 125615O
Desirable farm res.....-..--....-- 135615O
Farm workers Observation-Disclosures 7561Oo
MULES-MEDIUM TO EXTRA
900 lbs 4 to years. ....-......-.- -S125615O
1000 lbs to years. 1506175
/. 100 lbs TO years. .-..-........ 200M225
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PortIand Butter NTarket

PORTLAND. Dec. s.-Butter-City creamery.
solid pack, SIC; eastern, 30@35e; butter fat,
s9@s7e-
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Meat Market

DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates TO dealers and butchers are
as follows:
Beef-s1s @ec per Ib for steers. 7@sc for
cows and heifers.
veal-s@9c for large and 914@1O5c for
wethers. e@aRc; ewes. 71a@sHc
per h.
Lamb-1o1a @11ke per h.
Dressed Pork (per 1bl-10612c.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good. sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco. gross
weight:
No. 1 fat steers over 900. lbs alive 51z Q5X c
per lb: under 900 lbs. 5L4 d51ac second quality.
all weights. 545Ac; thin. undesirable steers,
AZ G4slc
quality. 4g4Ee; common, thin. undesirable
cows 31z @3%c
Desirable bulls and stays, 2%@se; half Fat
thin bulls 26215c.
Lightweight. per lb. 6@6Hc; medium,
51a65%c: heavy. 41A@5c.
sheep-Desirabie wethers. Al G5c; ewes, Al
@414c.
Lambs fDer Ibl-Unshorn lambs. 666Ec
Hogs-Hard grain fed. weighing 100 to $50
lbs. III 17%c; $50 to 200 lbs. Sc; 250 lbs up,
Ta4c per h.
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ChicagO Grnin and Provision Futnrea
., lEarnisha y Hutton california street)

1900 lbs to years 25O63O0
Over years old range from S15 to $25 lower
Note-Shippers to this market must have
horses close to type. with age. bone conformation
and style. to command extreme quotations.
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UNLISTED SECURITIES

Bid. Ask Bid Ask
Pac G&E en- 661a 67Is Cal Wine MD. sob 81
Ocean Ry5s % w X OIL
Honolulu Sug 3T1a 3915 Turner Oil .
Peop W. com 2H West Pac 5s 9114 92a.
Cruz Gem. 40
SALES
y 90 California Wine Assn (pfd). 81 90
= p Pacific Gas e. Electric (com) 81 90
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New York MONEY NT.rI.,

NEW YORK, Dee. s.-Money on call. firm q,
39ass per cent; ruling rate. 81 per cent; clos
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, Dec S.-cash quotations were as
follows: Flour Steady; No . rye Sic; feed or
mixing barley, 60@72e; fair TO choice mailing.
Sj@s9c; daxseed. No. / southwestern S2.3S15
No. | northwestern $2.5114: timothy seed. $40:
clover S14.l3: mess pork. per bbl, S1SQ 1925;
lard. per 100 lbs, S9S71a short ribs. sides
tloosel, S950@l0; short clear sides tboxed) /.
$3.S112@10.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total ciearances of wheat and -four were equal
to 191, 900 bushels. Primary receipts were 647,-
900 bushels. compared with 222, 900 the corre-
spending day year ago. Estimated receipts for
tomorrow: Wheat. IS cars: corn, 547 ears; oats,
164 cars; hogs. 900 head.
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Boston Stocks

BOSTON. Dec. Sc. r. Hutton & Co.'s
wire says: A somewhat better tone prevailed
in the Boston copper shares. although the
trading small scale and the market
exceedingly narrow. North Butte was about
the only active feature, recovering to 2SIz.
gain Of q. Osceola recovered virtually all of
its loss of yesterday and sold at l25. a gain Of
points. Other departments of the market are
also stronger, with American agricultural chem
ical common the feature with sales at as an
advance of 3 points
The producers report shows decrease of
S.ST2.S45 pounds.
The following list is furnished By E. F. Hut
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Chicago Di.coUn, Rat.
Northern Ru.,..

CHICAGO' Dec. s.-Exchange on New York
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PROMPT sale at stin prices. Otherwise there was
ir5Cnius new
strawberries-ssQ6 per chest
Raspberries-S10Q 13 per chest
Huckleberries-4617c per u.
late Howe and S1o@11 for early black
Apples tper boxl-Fancy tier red. soc@Sl; p;
sl.10; belffower. 75cdS1: choice fruit. S5Q60c;
en5islmaS aPpiss' $l509z per lS box . .oo.
ing varieties. 75cGS1 per box.
Persimmons-5OQ75c per box.
Pomegrsnates-65975c for small and N9l.o0
Grapes-Crate s1a15O; small boxes, 75e9s1;
large boxes, S1.2501.75
Citrus Fruits (per boxl--Navel oranges, 81. -
as for choice and S2.5Od2.I5 for extra
choice; tangerines. S1@1,5O: grapefruit. SS0SoO
for seediess and s1@1.50 for common; lemons.
$3.5Od4 for fancy. 50. 1903. for choice and S2t9
$50 for standard: Mexican lines. s4.5005.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. T5c@s1 so per bunch
can; pineapples. s2G25O per dozen
Dried Fruits, Raisins. Nuts and Honey
The demand for dried fruits continues excel
lent for this time Of the year. and the demand
for raisins is gradually improving. as already
mentioned. All prices unchanged.
Fruits-EvapOrated apples. S1s G915e; apricOts,
II n9lSe; fancy Moorparks. 1312 14c; peaches
51s 967sc; fancy. &c; Prunes 6g6l2c basis; hgs'
Raisins-Layers clusters-s crown. $3.50. 5
crown, 81 crown, sl.40; 3 crown. Sl.Voi z
crown. 81; seeded. 4@ic for choice and &c FOR
fancy ThompsOn's seedIeSs, 4l5c; loose musea-
tel. crown. 41tc; crown. sc; ? crown. sac
2@2Hc
Nuts-Almonds nOnpareils 15c: IXL. 14c; ne
plus ultra. 13c peerless, 12c: brakes 11i5e; Ian
30635c; new walnuts 15c per ID for No. l. soft
shells. 1415e for No. 1 standards; No. stand
ard, lie; pecanS. 14l3 n15e; peanuts, 40 Qocs
pine nuts 1Sd2Oc; italian chestnuts. ga 21sc;
California ehestnuts s010c per ID.
Honey-Water white comb. sage honey. lao
16c; white do. 120121ac amber DO. 1041lcs
Sacramento river comb. 1O613c; extracted. So Q
&c for white. 70sc for light amber and 51sg
6lac per ID for amber
Beeswax-2Tls assoc per ID for light and 239
26c for dark.
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DIVIDEND ON HILL
STOCKS EXPECTED
Great Northern and Northern
Pacific Securities Firm on
Slow Market
United States Steel Falls to
Low Level, but Rebounds
for Slight Gain
Ncw Work stock List

E. r. Hutton & Co, 4s0 California street,
members of the New York stock exchange, fur
uish the following list OF bond and stock sales
Yesterday;
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Union Pacific As. .1ooM
Do cv As .-... .1o3
Do. 1st & ref As. e61s
IL s Rubber 6s. ..1023
IL S Steel I'd 5s. 103 Il
Va Car Chem IS. 100
Wabash 1st 5s. 100 II
Do 1st & ext As 62ls
Western Md 4s... S6
Westing FL cv IS. 9o1i2
Wis Central As. 92A
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London Closing Stock.

Bar silver-Steady; 25d per ounce.
Aoney-21zQ3 per cent
The rate of discount in the open market for
snort bills Is ~ per cent and for three months,
bills 3A per cent. ''-S
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-21
THE EVENING NEWSPAPER.

Printers Ink, which has come to be
accepted as an authority by the news
paper craft, in the course of an arti-
Gle on the relative values of the morn
ing and afternoon newspapers, says:
THE day is ended. Fortunes have
been won and lost. Statesmen and
soldiers, writer's, adventures have
done the deeds of the day; and night
has fallen. The news has been gath
cred by a marvellous system from all
continents. It has been sifted, ar
ranged, illustrated, commented upon
printed and published, and is served
hot from the press, still palpitating, as
it were, with the action Of the events
recorded, interesting and startling
with the freshness and excitement OF
the present. Readers over their sour
learn what has happened in the wide
world while they have been busy, each
| in his little round of duties toiling IL
his shop. arguing his case in court
earning his daily bread. They sit a
ease and read at leasure. The even
| ing is ahead of them, and a needed
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-21
News From the TRIPOD

clan had been instantly killed, were
astounded to see the doctor struggle
to his knees in an instant in a dazed
sort of way, and, seeing the pros
trate man beside him, took out his
medical case and endeavored to adj
minister to his unconscious neighbor.
1t was clearly a sub-conscious effort,
as the unfortunate physician speedily
collapsed, and it was found that he
had been paralyzed by the shock.
The man who fel from above was
a painter, and when he realized he
was falling he gave the warning cry,
Look out below" as he probably
would have done had he dropped a
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-21

on personal grounds, but as a victim
of his policy as Speaker. The pro-
test is mainly against his methods,
which are incident to the autocracy
of his office, and, aside from the
bearing which this expression of SEN
timent has on the tariff question, ar
CUES that there is q strongly grow
ing sentiment in favor of changing
the rules of the House which give the
Speaker too much power
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-21

rest after the fatigues of the daylight
hours will cap it all.
Fourteen hours later, while he bolts
his breakfast with one eye on the
clock and a brain already busy with
the cares of the day, the morning pa
per is handed to the citizen. If he
has time to read the headlines he is
doing we'll In the night he has leisure
to think of the affairs of the human
only of his private affairs"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-21

Reader, when you are preparing to
go to town to do some trading just
pick up your home paper, glance at
the advertising columns and see who
wants the trade. We guarantee they
will save you money. The man who
advertises certainly has inducements
to offer you or he wouldn't ask you to
call and see him before buying
Cattaraugus IN. " Star.
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Ballinger will doubtless be white

Ballinger will doubtless be white
washed. When the Administration
starts out to do job like that, the
Job is generally done. But will the
whitewash stick? We are glad to
hear Mr.. CLAWS say That he does not
believe there has been any ''crlm.'
nal' business done. and we construe
him to mean by that that there has
been nothing crooked, no graft; in
plain words, no stealing. We
thought there had been. If 1t means
conservation" and nothing more, II
will not read nearly so bad as some
of the insinuations have read.
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THE STRANGE FORCE OF HABIT.

is we'll known, but it is hardly proba-
bile that there has ever been rarer
exhibition of that trait than in a re-
cent remarkable occurrence in Pitts
burg A Pittsburg physician, while
hurrying along street in that city,
returning to his office from profess
sional call, was startled by warning
cry from above, Look out below
Before he could realize what was hap
pening the body of a man falling from
sbove crushed him to the pavement.
The bystanders, who expected that
both the falling man and the physi-
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-21
SPEAKER CANNON AND THE
WEST,

The Chicago Tribune, Wnlcn MAKES
a speciality of statistics, and is enter
prising in taking correspondence polls
of various kinds, recently sent to the
newspaper editors of number OF
Western States, with the request that
answers be returned, the following
questions: "a "Is the Hon. Joseph
G. Cannon of Illinois your choice for
Speaker of the next Congress?' (2)
do you indorse the Aldrich-Cannon
organization of the Senate and
House?" These questions were sent
to the editors in the following named
states: Illinois (outside of Chicago),
Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin,
Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Oklahoma,
Kansas, Nebraska, North Dakota,
South Dakota, Colorado, Nevada,
Montana Idaho, Wyoming, Utah, Cal
ifornia, Oregon and Washington In
the list were included also the editors
of Kentucky and Tennessee. The ed
itors we're requested to mention their
politics in their replies.
The Tribune has collated these re-
plies and given the result of its poll
without naming the editors. The re-
plies from Democratic editors were
separated and laid aside as probably
not bearing distinctly on the question
of the change in political sentiment
which the inquiries were expected to
indicate, as Democrats generally are
opposed to Cannon and the Aldrich
tariff combination. The other replies
are summed up as follows: Five hum
dred and forty.six Republican editors
in the twenty-four states named and
thirty-one independent editors. want
Cannon kept on as Speaker; 266s Re-
publicans editors and 541 independ'
emit editors want him dropped; S12
Republican editors and twentysevep
"independent" editors like the new
tariff, 1856 Republican editors and
SIT independent editors don't the
vote on Cannon is yeas SIT, nays B.
1874. The vote on the new tariff is
yeas S39, nays 3,436. In the Lake
states (Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Mich
igan. wisconsin,, 1873 Republican edi
tors are for Cannon as Speaker of the
next House and 1,O07 are against him
In the eight Prairie states west OF the
Mississippi River $50 Republican edi
tors are for him and 1885 agains'
him. In the six Mountain states
Colorado, Nevada, Montana, Idaho
Wyoming, Utah, thirty-four Republi
can editors are for him and IN
against him. In the three states O
the Pacific slope fifty-seven Repub'i
can editors are for him and 224
against him. In Kentucky, Tennes
see and the two territories ARIZONA
New Mexico), twenty-five Republican
editors are for him and fifty-eight are
against him.
This poll indicates strong rever
sion of Republican and independent
sentiment in the West. as represented
by the press. against Mr.. Cannon. and
in its detail shows that in Illinois. Mr..
Cannon's own state, the vote stands,
bro Cannon, fifty-eight and anti-Can'
nom 232. In his own congressional
district six editors are for retaining
him and twelve for dropping him.
This makes a discouraging showing
for Speaker Cannon, who, it seems,
is billed for martyrdom not so much
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Circulation Double That Of Any
Other South Mississippi Paper
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brush or thrown some other article
to the ground, showing that in his
case also habit was strong, even in
a moment of terrible agony, when he
realized that he himself was falling
to certain death below.-New Orleans
Picayune.
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WANTED TO RENT-A five-room
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