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LOCAL MARKETS
Provisions

Cottolene-One half Dbl 1870; ? haIrkbbls
13c; / tierce, 127sc; tierces. 12$4e; 3 tferees,
1850.
auotes as follows: Hams. Il = n 1Sc; picnic
hams. lac; California hams. 161a ale; fancy
bacon 6 to 5 lbs BE: TO 10 lbs, 22e: 10
to II lbs pc; light dry salt bacon. TO 10
lbs, ice; 10 to u lbs. 1s15c; medium bacon,
1Sc; light medium bacon, 1Sc.
1880 SIS 1910; compound lard, tierces lie, sos
Ike los 114c, 5s 11Tsc IS 12c; yellow cook
ing oil 63c per gal; white cooking OIL 65c per
gal; salad OIL 66e per gal
Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots.
higher. Extra family beef, $145O per Dbl; family
beef S14 per Dbl: extra mess beef, $3.50 per
Dbl; smoked Zoe per 10.
Pork-Extra prime. in barrels S26; clear. $50;
mess SIG; pig pork So. so; pigs feet, S5.75 for
half bbls, 40 for % 10 kegs and S1.35 for
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Lilac. r.Ilo1.. wool and Hops

Hides-Cu1Is and brands sell about 41S S. IN
der quotations. Heavy sslted steers Ia dZ53c
besvv Zoe for hight. stays Sc. sailed kip, 1Oes
sailed veal 16e; salted calf 16c; dry hides
19I5e; dry kip. 1Sc: dry calf. 2Sc; dry veal zle'
sbeeDskins shearlings 20Gf0c each; short wool.
5o6S5c. medium S5c0S1: long wool 500
1.75; lambs ga Toe; horse hides, salt 500
for large and 81 50G2 for medium zoe 81 ZOE
small and 25cT5Oc for colts. horse hides dry. -
no y for large and S1.25G2 for medium 9OcaQ
81 for small and 25dJ0c for colts soatsA llls
prime angora. I5c0Sl; large 1air goats - . ~
medium 2OdS0c; small. 5elloc- = 90
TaIIow-NO. I rendered 5Q51ac- No 2 '72e4
TXooI FsIi clio. Northern. free mountain. II
On 13. Hum boldt and Nleudocno. l3 q L3c: sOltn,
ern more or less defective, "a Sac. LalA
Iamhs SafOc for southern and 121l0e ior
n'i Tio1sLCaIifornia 1sG25e for crop Of 1909;
Oreg0us. 1Sd 25c per ID
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Meat Market


Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
as follows:
cows and heifers.
veai-9ls@1ic for large and eH911e for
small
per pound
Lamb-13d 15c per ID.
Dressed Pork (per lb)-12G 1312c for light and
10@11c for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations fog good, sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco gross
weight:
No l fat steers. over 800 lbs. alive. 81 651se
per 10; under 900 lbs. &c; second quality, "a a
SC third quality, 33t d4c.
No cows and heifers. ~ @4l2e; second quail
ity. 80, d4e; third quality, 3A g3lac' common
thin. undesirable cows. % use.
Fat bulls and stays. "a G24sc; half fat or
thin bulls l1aM2c
Calves-Light weight per ID, 5E@5%c; me
dium 5G5hc; heavy. 4d41ac. go,
Sheep (per lb)-Wethers, Nc. 1. 6961sc'
ewes. 5@j12c.
Lambs (per lb)-This years milk lambs, "a
TIE
Hogs (per lb)--Hard grain fed. weighing 100 loo
TO 40 lbs S34c; i40 to go lbs. 914ci go to 500
lbs, sac; common, undesirable hogs 596c-
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Baps-Grain bags. s5.5OQ5.6o. JUne-Juiy iellv-
cry. San Quentin bags 81 wool bass sc t9r
81 ID and SOC for Ia; fleece twlne, g Per lo.
Pennsylvania anthracite egg. st0 per
ron. Wellington SD. New Wellington, ST. Se3s
ber e10. Australian hOuse-Bichmond, etc. ST.
Psisw MAJ SD. Stanford Richmond. 81 suni-
bsriand SIS iu Duik and SiG.5o in sacks welsh
Anthracite SO. coke, $40 per ton IN ohA anu
S1I IN SACKS $500 o,
Quotations are for barrels Linseed- PC
per gallon for boiled and 90c FOR raw; cases. &c
more. castor oil in cases. No l. lie, baNef
"A Sf13G1I5, China nut cases 5ta9aec ge-
gs1 cocoenut OIL IN barrels I54ls-sc Ior
XXX T2Is a zoe for No. I and lGQ - &c io'
No p ACCORDING 70 quantity. extra oleacnel VII
ter sperm oil Ole; natural winter sperm on. -
natural whale oil. soc. extra winter st-.lne.
lard OIL 950l96c. pure neatsfoot OIL zoe, NO =
neatsfoot OIL soc; herring OH. soc salmon on
35c; boiled fish oil Sc. paint OIL o0c.
Coal Oil. Gasoline etc.-Warer walle. ron
barrels or drums. Zoe: $50 deg oil. iron barrels
or drums II re; special do l2c; pearl OIL, 10
cases lie; astral. lie; star. lac; extra sLaF;
zoe: Elaine 261Sc; eocene. zoe, red crown aad
motor gasoline. in bulk 15c. in cases &C, 10
engine distillate. in drums, Sc; cases. &c 4oN
Sc deg gasoline. iu bulk 3Oc. 10 eases - 5ses'
varnish makers and painters napaIha' IN ouiN
lie, in cases 1S1ac.
Turpentine-S5c per gallon in cases and &c
In bulk drums and iron barrels
ROsin (DeF Dbl OF $50 lbsl-E. STD n, Sf.-Os
G.. 81. 80: n. 81 %: 1. s. so; W ". $40 90
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs

The feature Of the market yesterday a
sudden strengthening in prices for eggs, due
apparently to greatly increased consumption Pc
ceivers who had no occasion to buy on the few
preceding days were the exchange picking up
small lots and husineSs under the call sent the
price Of extras up L. and frsts l2c to dc and
&c a dozen respectively, the market closing hrm
at the advance
There was no change in the quotations for but
ter or cheese. The butter market showed more
tone and all grades of fresh creamery goods,
which were weak the preceding day were de
clared steady on the exchange. Cheese hand
lers reported a somewhat unsettled market.
Sales on the exchange were as follows:
Butter-2O eases of fresh extras At 52c a
pound
Egg-20 eases of extras at 2il2c, 20 at &c
and IN cases Of frStS at 2;c dozen.
Receipts were 81 coo pounds Of butter. p 600
pounds Of cheese and 800 cases Of eggs.
The following the official quotations estab-
lshed yesterday and on the three preceding days
on the floor of the dairy exchange. Prices in
the street, while governed by the exchange quo
tations. generally range from / lac to PC higher,
owing 10 the various charges to be added
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fa1S I 60 ~ stentS 81 5oG5
80; winter straights. S4.4OG5-4j; spring
Straights. S4.SJMJ.10: bakers. S3.S0d - 10 Ne.
rye, S16lS2c. Feed or mixing barley. 65M
GSI2c: fair 10 choice mailing barley, G:'G I@c-
Flax seed, No. I southwestern, $2.l2; No. j
northwestern. ST. Timothy seed, 81 %. Clo-
yer, $3.50. Mess pork, per Dbl. So. "a
23.S71a Lard. per 100 lbs, $12.T212- Short
ribs, sides Goosel. S12612JO. Short clear
sides boxed. 12.j0d 12-75.
GRAIN STATISTICS
CHICAGO. Feb. 19.-T0tal clearances Of
wheat and -four were equal to Isl 900 bushels.
Primary receipts ADS. 900 bushels. COM
pared with 600 bushels the corresponding
week year ago. Estimated receipts for Mon
day: Wheat. cars; corn, PSI cars; oats, lOS
cars; hogs, A. 900 head.
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Nominal at 81 per ctl.
Foreign Futures
New York Grain Mart.e,

NEW YORK, Feb 19.-Flour-Q Quiet and with
out quotable change. Spring patents S545G
SO: winter patents, $5.50@6; winter extras No
l. $4,6064. 90: Kansas strafghts $5G5.15; winter
straights S5.35 @5.45; spring clears 81 5O0n4 So.
winter extras, No. 2 $4.40@4.55 Receipts. I6
900 barrels; shipments, S,213
Wheat-Spot firm. Not red, S1.30 bid eleva-
ter domestic and nominal f. o. b. aioat: No
northern Duluth and No. hard winter 81 2T&
nominal f. o. b. afoat. Options Wheat was ner-
vous. hut after showing a moderate decline early
under commission house selling the market rallied
quickly on covering by shorts and on further nm
favorable crop reports At the close prices were
12MSsc net higher. May closed at $1.21a4; July
$11234. Receipts. 200 bushels.
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The bean market is very firm and most sorts
are higher.
Beans per ctI,-Bayos. S5.35Q5.5O: peas. nom
inaI. small white 81 50T4 500 large white. s.. 80
"a 800: pink. S44004.6O. red. SIS sos
bIackeye 81 1OG4. %. lima $tt5a425; red kid
neys. $685.. cranberry beans, s.. 400 4.5Os
CiaryanZaS s.. 3OG3; horse beans. %-75GZ.
Seeds-BrOwn mustard, 41ac; yellow mustard.
SIC: faxseed. SC. carload lots: canary. 81, 6l4c:
alfalfa. 161S ale; rape. 2022fc; imported rape.
4G412e; timothy, &c; hemp, S15G4c; millet, Sc
per ID
Dried Peas-Green. s. per ctI.
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK. Feb. 19.-Money on call nomi-
nal Time loans very soft and dull: 60 days 81
per cent; 90 days. 315@3% per cent six months,
3% M37s per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 44M5 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual business
in bankers bills at $4.S+40d4S450 for 60 day
bills and 81. $3.50 for demand
Commercial bills. 81, S3A al S4H.
Bar silver. 52kc.
Mexican dolers, 44c.
Bonds-Government and railroads firm.
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Northern wheat Market
WASHINGTON


TACOMA, Feb. 19.-Wheat-B luestem S1140
! Is; club, Sl.06d OF; red Russian 81 "a
SEATTLE. Feb. 19.-AfilliDg quotations: Blue
stem, 81. H. club 81 90 fife, ST 90; red Russian
81 .0T. Export Buestem. $109: club 81 o6 :
fife $1.o6; red Russian, S1.04. Car receipts IN
to noon: Wheat, 1 Yesterdays receipts
Wheat. cars.
OREGON
PORTLAND, Feb 10 Wheat-Track prices
Club 81 06: bluestem. Sf.15: red Russian 81 o.:
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks lower; cOppers
weak.
Spot and future cotton declined.
Local stocks and bonds quiet.
Bank ciearings gain 34.7 per cent.
silver higher; exchange as before.
Wheat and oats dull; barley
steady.
Hay Offering freely.
Most kinds of beans higher.
Cattle. sheep and hogs unchanged.
Eggs higher; butter and cheese
unchanged.
Potatoes and onions quiet.
Fresh fruits in ample supply.
Poultry market well cleaned up.
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WASHINGTON Feb. 19.-The condition Of
the treasury at the beginning of business to-day
was follows:
Trust fnds-Gold coin. $s61 al S69; silver
dollars S4S6. 445, 0O0 silver dollars of 1890
s.. SIS. 600; silver certificates outstanding S4SG
AS 600
General fund-Standard silver dollars in gen
eral fund. SOC 49, current liabilities Se4,olS,
1SS; working balance in treasury Offices. So
227 2j6: in banks to credit of treasurer of the
United States. $50 ole 26S; subsidiary silver coin
$21.1724s5; minor coin, 81 PA, 695 total balance
in general fund. $50. 81 .:}.i4.
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Northern Business

PORTLAND, Feb. 19.-CIearings s132f,7 rs;
balances S15GS21.
TACOMA Feb. 1s.-Clearings, $s64 742: bal
ances, S65 $40.
SEATTLE. Feb 19.-CIearings s17IO7 24;
balances S226. $50.
SPOKANE, Feb. 1a.-clesrings, ss16,ass; bal
snces, sol ops
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minneapolis Grain and Produce

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb 49, - Wheat - Nav
$113& July. $11314 n113%; cash wheat-No'
1 hard S115M1.16: No. l northern Sl.14ISm
1.151a; No. . S1.121s G1.131a; No. g. S1.O71LGf
1.12ia.
Corn-No 3 yellow, 59si aG0aic.
Oats-No , white. 4514 M45Iac.
Rye-No. .. 7534 M7634c:
FlaN-ClOsed at 50 u
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Imnorts and Exports of Merchandise

NEW YORK;. Feb. I3.-ImpOrts OF merChan-
disc and dry goods at the port of New York
for the week ending February II were valued
at ST.. $40. 93S. Imports of specie for the port
of New York for the week ending today were
S57 951 silver and $36.l75 gold
Exports of specie from the port Of New York
for the week ending today 81 048,354 sill
yer and S525, 200 gold.
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Bar silver-Steady: "a Lied per ounce
Money-1@1A per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is 2lsG2 316 per cent and for three
months bills 21s az Sic per cent.
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SANTA CRUZ Feb. 19.-PouItrymen receive
i'm the local market 26c for eggs but the bulk OF
the product is shipped to outside points. Good
consignments now made daily.
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EnrIish cold i'm south Amcrica
Condition of the J7reasury

LONDON. Feb. 19.-Geld amounting tc
$3.50, 600 was WITHDRAWN from the Bank of Eng
land today for shipment today to South America
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portIard Rutter Market


PORTLAND. Feb. BItter-City and conn
try creamery extras. STM39c fancy outside
creamery, 34d36c; store. 21d24e.
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I.ncaI Hank CIParinrs

san Francisco bank clcarings last week were
$40 942 1875 against S27 06s. s65 for the same
week last year. gain of So S73, 273, or "a
per cent.
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J .UlI
SALES
gIinin. stocks

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday.
COMST0CkS
Regular Morning Session
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Do ref = "a L Rubber 6s. JOB
Disri1lers * " T2L,I L : Steel ID 5s. 1888
Erie prior lien As S4as Va Car Cnem Us so,+
Do gen Is go. 1875 W bash lst 9s. IL z
DO cv Is. 7S2 DO LIST ext As. l32s
Do cv As ser 7012 Western Md As: s65s
Gen Elect cv IS .1+414 Nesung FL cy 9s. ~ =
IN cen LIST ref As 40 Wis Central As. 94$s
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Wheat and Other Grains
Wheat-The worlds shipments for the week
as follows in quarters Russian. 49,. 600;
Danubian, p 900; Argentine, $50. 0O0 Indian
5000; Australian. 10000.
The Chicago market was higher but this mar
ket was dull and unchanged.
CASH WHEAT
California club, Sl.ST a I 80 Sonora s.. OJG
2.15; Propo and white Australian, $2.O56I2. 10
Northern wheat-Club. $1.S5Gt1 .S71a: Russian
red, $1.S3a4 .S6A; turkey red, 81 GOAL 80 t;
FUTURES
No quotations.
cash market was quiet and rather frmer
CASH BARLEY
No. 1 feed. ST. = a 1.3Sa4 of grade, 81 .32ls
d1.35 per ctl brewing. 81 400 shipping lots
81. 3S& d1.4O; chevalier, s1.60Ml.6 60 per ell
FUTURES
10 a m. Session
Open: High. Low. Close
May 1910. 81 .39s 81 .37la S137 Sl%TIb
December-No sales; $1.261@ bid 81 .271., asked
0ats-The market continues in an msatisfac-
tory condition for sellers, being very dull Prices
show change.
Reds for feed, s1.5O@1 go; reds for seed. S175
81. 621h @l17O per ctl for fair to No. l.
Corn-Western descriptions in bulk are lower
other grades unchanged.
Manchurian small yellow is quoted at 81 90 per
ell asked in sacks; California small round vel
low. 81 76d1 -; white. 81 81; large yellow
Francisco track $1.59; white. $1.61: mixed
S1.5S; white Egyptian S165MI.T0: brown do.
$1.5112 n 60 per ctl
Rye-S19o per ctl for Utah; California is
nominal
Buckwheat-Nominal at 81 per ctl.
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Morning session

Board
100 Alaska Packers Assn. ......... $50
50 Associated Oil Co............. AZ %
- Assocated oil Co.............. ~. 12h
30 City Electric co ............. -. -
= Giant Powder cash .......... IS.2J
10 Hutchinson Sugar Plantation. II. -
81 Pacific Tel & Tel tcommonl.... 80 -
u Pacific Tel & Tel tcommonl 30. 81 y
} Pacific Tel & Tel fcommonl -. 40. II y
10 Spring Valley Water Co. $500
1000 Cal Gas & FL 6 NJ & L IS. .102 so
$1,000 City Electric Go IS. 30. so
$4,000 Spring Val Wat gen mtge 4s.. 5000
40 city Electric Co .... 90 .
20 Hawaiian Coml & Sugar Co. 1915
81 900 Peoples Water Co 5s.........s. 90. 75
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Weekly Bank statement

NEW YORK Feb. 19.-The statement of
clearing house banks for the week shows that
the banks hold $25. ESQ, 800 more than the
This is an Increase of S1,507, go in the proper
tlonate cash reserve as compared with last
week. The statement follows:
Loans 81 .223, 674 900; increase S30T.300.
Deposits-S1 ,236 $50. 800: increase 81 .4i6. 900.
Circulation-s5O0 3O 500: decrease, $479 400
Legal tenders-$67 .379. 500; decrease, $3.50. 200.
Spece-S26I. 513. 900; increase, 81, 200.
Reserve-S:i34 1913 700; increase. $l,s66.500
Reserve required - S509, 213,375; increase.
Surplus So. $50, 325 increase Sl.5o7275
Elk United states deposits-S26, l03, 40: in
crease. 81 .304 $50.
The percentage of actual reserve Of the clear
ing house banks today 26. 81. The state
ment of banks and trust companies of greater
New York not reporting TO the clearing house
Loans. 81 1876. 4s4 oOo increase. $495 600 Spe-
Gle. Sl25. 1913 BOO decrease, $1,6I4,400. Legal
tenders $50 81 800; increase. S11 800. Total de
posts. 81. 225. 2s9. 900; increase, 81. 145, 400.
on the New York banks last week indicates
a gain in cash of at least 81, 900, 900, but the
statement of actual conditions issued by the
clearing house institutions Saturday revealed
a decrease of about $3.50, 600 in cash holdings
This, accompanied by increase of SIS, 900
! in loans and a corresponding expansion OF Sill
| 15T, 800 in deposits, brought the reserve down
! IS 029 $40, the present surplus standing at S24
sued Saturday. simply reflected movements shown
| in the previous weeks actual statement and
the surplus reserve, figured on averages, stands
I at S25, $50 32j. The circulation Of the national
banks of the clearing house is decreasing ,regu-
lary and is under $50. 0G0. 600, the small
est total reported for long time past. The
summary of state banks and trust companies
/ in greater New York not reporting to the New
York clearing house showed very inconsequen-
tiaI changes the chief of which decrease
/ of about II. millions in cash.
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and Other Grains

(Note-The grain exchange stands adjourned
to Wednesday morning..
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The Money situation

Henry Clews OF New York says: Money,
both at home and abroad. seems to have entered
a prolonged period Of ease. Il significant indica-
ton being the recent reduction by the governors
Of the Bank of England OF their minimum dis
count TO g per cent from 81 per cent. while the
Imperial Reichsbsnk reduced its minimum to 4
per cent from Z per cent. Not many weeks
ago had the abnormal situation of standard
investments yielding less than the money market
cost Of carrying them. That was a substantial
warning that the price level of securities was
too high. Today have the reverse situation
investment stocks easily carrying themselves
with reasonable expectations of 4 change in
these conditions in the near future Money is
now returning to this center from the interior
having completed its annual crop function. The
declines that have taken place in cotton, as we'll
as I'm the stock market. have released a large
volume of funds. 1t requires. for instance, - 10
p per cent less money 10 carry stocks than when
the market was its recent high level. Fur
thermore, trade is not active to at ell
threaten the money situation. and II seems a
fair assumption that the money supply during
the next few months will be quite ample to com
fortably take Of the stock market well
as of trade. Meanwhile il Is of interest TO note
that there is no longer present disposition on
the part of some leaders, shown during re-
cent periods of stress, to withdraw funds from
circulation matter of individual prudence
and preparation for possible disaster in the mar
ket whole.
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New York Curb Stocks
no.ton Conner stocks

ROSTON. Feb 1a.-The copper market opened
strong and moderately active The principal
dealings were in Arizona Commercial, Lake cop
ner North Butte and e. S. Smelling common. all
Of which are strong and appear to be we'll
bought North Butte shows the largest advance
with a gain Of Il.
Cyiroux consolidated mines company has issued
a report covering the ii months ended Decem-
her 81 1909, follows:
Total receipts including cash hand
February ]. 1903 -.-.-...--.-.... .S1.5o4. f46
Expenditures including payments for
nronertfes purchased ............ 1887
Cash on hand December 81. 1909 IS 592 $40
Current assets as December 81 1909 are
renorted as 81 4S1 .oS5 and current liabilities
s25 6q5 showing an excess of 81 .3q5. $40 in cur
rent assets over the current liabilities of the
company.
The Cumberland-Ely copper company. which is
controlled by the Nevada consolidated copper
company has issued report to the New York
stock exchange for the year ended November 30,
1000 as follows,
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Cheese-Cslfornia fancy fats. 19c per Id. firm;
do frsts, 1Sc, weak; do seconds 161ae, weak;
fancy Young Americas. 20c. steady; do hrsts,
arm: do datS 1siac. firm; California fancy stor-
age fats 715e. firm; do tirsts, 1ac. firm; stor-
age Young Americas, Ice, firm: New York,
singles 19l5c, firm; do daisies. 191se, firm; Wis
consin singles. 1SI5c. firm.
Eggs-California fresh. per dozen. cases IN
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Continued ON PAGE 79 Column :
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-10
DEMOCRATS TO MEET
NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT
GILMORE OF TOMBSTONE WILL
DELIVER MAIN ADDRESS. AND
OTHERS WILL SPEAK.

Tuesday evening a. the Fair ware
house on Subway street the Warrei
DstTict Democratic club win holc
another meeting and listen to some
speeches as well as outlines for fhs
coming municipal campaign, and 4
the meeting is anything Ike the last
eEe, II viii be a hummer indeed.
good speaker has been secured foi
the evening in the person OF W. G.
Giin3ore. the Tombstone attorney
who win talk alcng the lines Of ter
ritorial organization. as wen as throw
out some good advice concerning the
work to be done at the coming city
election.
The various committees appointed
a the last meeting. when officers were
elected. viii probably have something
interesting 10 report especially the
membership committee under the able
management Of c. c. Thompson.
Aside from committee reports there
VIII be several short talks by local
men prominent in Democratic affairs
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Jerome. He late- moved to Globe
where he began his newspaper work.
In which location he was engaged at
the tine OF his death. lie was at
one time a member of the, Arizona
Staff. connected in early days with
the Tombstone Epitaph and Pros
qector. He was an expert mining
writer. and it was while on a trip
!nto Mexico for the purpose of writ
ing 2 prospectus that he received the
injuries which caused his death
Alley left Douglas Thursday morn
ing with President Dunn and Man
2ger Morton of the White Eagle Min
ing company 10 write an article about
their property for the various mining
publications for which he is cores
pondent They reached the mines
and Alley collapsed shortly after
wards. but with the aid of stimula1ts
he soon revived and went about his
work He was given accommodations
for the night. but disappeared. going
to Calabasas on horseback.
He was found Friday near the Ette
town. bare-headed and in a stunned
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-10
CLOVER For rnE Rucs

Never do il again. Frenchy. Win it
back today
oh. You Dial, Three doubles and
base on balls in five times up.
Pullman had hard luck with the
stick. ne negotiated but one hit, but
every one OF his knocks were clean
swats. Redford made nice catch
Of enc and Carlson OF anc her.
That man Blake looks mighty good.
He had three cuts and four assists
at short and batted just one thousand;
four hits and a sacrifice. First time
he ever played on grounds Ike these.
toe.
TO say that the fans were pleased
would be putting II mildly. They
howied themselves hoarse when the
Bisbee tallies began to patter In,
pounded the boards almost of the
grand sand. threw hats in the air
rang oowbells and ratified makesh:ft
noise-produceTs ike mad sure It
was glorious day Ter them.
Douglas VIII be up strong for to-
days exhibition and viii be well sup
rissd with 'ccwbelis and other de-
vices. O'Donovan didn't come uD
with the team. but IS expected % be
on hand with the big crowd for the
finish OF the show It's expected
there vii be plenty Of excitement for
an hands.