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Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-19
HERMAN COIN DIES
 AT CANANEk SUNDAY
POPULAR YOUNG MAN SUccUMBs TO VIOLENT ATTACK OF TY- PHolD FEVER.

Herman Cohn. aged twenty-seyen. formerly employed in this city by E. A. Tovrea died Sunday in Can anea, Mexico where he had gone but few days ago to locate. MT. Cohn became III about a week ago and his condition becoming worse. he was re- moved to the Greene-Cananea hospital in Ronquillo. when his sickness de- veloped into typhoid fever from the effects of which he died.
 He is survived by wife and one child. also by his mother. two broth CTS Jos. l. and Alfred. and one sister. Miss Bertha. His two brothers are in the newspaper business, Jos. l. Cohn being proprietor of the Sonora News of Cananea, and Alfred COhn connected with a newspaper in Globe, Ariz.
 Mrs COhn mother of the deceased was hurrieldy summoned from Chi eago, where she has been visiting. when her sons condition became alarming. She will reach here today only to meet with the sad intelligence of her sons death
 While no definite arrangements have as yet been made for the fun eral the mothers wishes will be car ried out and it is probable that the body will be taken to Chicago for in terment.
 Mir. Cohn was born in Freeport. III. He was married three years ago 10 Miss Francis Barton. of Chicago at Douglas. He was a member of the Royal Arcanum and Fraternal Broth erhoOd.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-19
MAY ORGANIZE COMPANYHERE
 IN SHORT TIME
Local Men Talk of Forming Naional Guard Company in District, But Will Consult Public Opinion.

If action is taken, as is expected, upon the proposed plan. Bisbee will, within a short time be graced by or ganization of a company of National Guard or militia. as they are better known. The plan has been talked of for some time among the young men of the city and many are enthus- iastically in favor of it.
 Just when the meeting at which organization win be perfected will be called is not known. but it will probably be within a few days. At that time all preliminary details win be gone into and decision reach ed as to company officers, etc.
 The plan to organize a militia com pany here at this time recalls another time when such a plan was enthusi- astically advanced. The idea was carried even SO far as the initial meeting at which officers were elected and a regular meeting place chosen. Public sentiment was found to be against the formation of company and the plan was aban doned.
 Whether the sentiment which led to the abandonment of the former effort to organize the military here has died out will be a subject of in vestigation before any attempt at or ganization is made. While consid ering the matter from the social side alone, the would-be organizers realize that to others it may appeal in a far different light. Not desir. ing to do anything that will not meet with public approval. the plan will not be carried out should opin' ion of the majority of the citizens be found against 1t
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-19
METAL MARKET

NEW YORK July 1S.-Standard copper weak, spot 1I.5O c F. July 11.5O c 90; August. September and October 1l.5s G 95. London dull 53 1-2 s. 6 d. spot. 54, futures. Ar rivals 2S0 tons. Exports 2,354. making 12.697 tons this month.
 Lake 12.62 1-2 G S7 I2: electro lytic 1925 q .5O;casting 12.12 1-2 Q .25. Tin firm: spot 33@ 33.30: Julg 32.95 d 33.02 1-2: August 32.75G 90. September 32.75 c 90; October 32.75 G.s5. Lead firm at 4.45 c .55: New York 4.25 q 35 E. St Louis. Lon don spot F 12s. Cd Spelter steady: |: $50 e 50 New York; 4.97 1-2 d sos East St. Louis. London spo; 22 Is. Cd
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-19

bee, Arizona:-Through the kind ness of my friend. W. J. Terney, sup erintendent of the Michigan state fair. I have secured free space for an exhibit Of our products. About all We can send them will be fin line of minerals.
 Doubtless you are aware that this fair is a big thing-over a hundred thousand dollars in prizes and premi- ums.
 4 small box of specimens from your district, neatly labeled and with history of the properties, will give us a whole lot of almost free advertising.
 Kindly let me know if you will assist. The cost for a hundred pounds will not exceed S2.50.
 We have something over a month to get it out there. and think it would be a fine thing for each dis trict to send the package. Tours very truly.
 Henry NJ Woods.
 pfoa Arf1 T,,Iv 15 IQ10
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-19
BISBEE DISTRICT
 OFFERED SPACE
MINERAL EXHIBIT MAY BE SENT
 BY MINING MEN TO MICHIGAN FAIR.

[ Secretary G. K. Reynolds of the Bisbee Board of Trade has received a letter offering space in the Michi gan state fair for mineral exhibits of Arizona, and believing that some of the mining men of this district would undoubtedly desire to take ad- vantage of the opportunity offered, has given the matter publicity.
 All that will be necessary for prospective exhibitors ts do is to bring specimens to the ofrce of the board in the Hanniger building on Main street where the best will be selected, boxed and shipped. The lettF follows;
 Secretary of Board of Trade. Bis
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-19
|CAMEROh LEAVES FOR OtO PUEBLO
HON. W. ?. McNAIR TELLS OF VISIT OF DELEGATE TO TOWNS OF cocHIsE.

Returning from a visit to number of the towns of cochise county. Hon W. P. McNair Of Douglas. chairman of the Arizona Railroad Commission. passed through Bisbee last evening on his way home. Mir. McNair acted as escort for Hon, Ralph Cameron, delegate 10 congress for Arizona.
 Together the two visited COurtland. Tombstone and Benson. Mir Cam eron making short addresses in each place. in spite of the fact that he de clared that be did not wish to do any politics during his visit to Cochise county From Benson Mir. Cameron went to Tucson. foregoing his return visit to Bisbee until later
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-19
co AFTER RECORD

HAMILTON. Ohio. July 1S.-The balloon "Drifter" with Walter Collins and George Howard of Cincinnati pilots, left Hamilton at 7;40. They plan to stay in the air more than two days in an effort to break the forty four hour record.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-19
PLAGUE AT CARACAS

CARACAS, July 1S.-Several lega- tions have cabled their governments that there are a few suspected cases of plague here. @ss
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-19

The governor of California might try his hand at cleaning up San Fran cisco some more That was a good beginning.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-19

MT. Barnes. of Albany. N. r.. defies Gov. Hughes. Roosevelt and Tart. That Ie9ves the last Mir. Ajax, Of Greece. looking like an aisotan.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-19
Two Classes of
 Fair Women

Some are fair because they hap pen so.
 Others attain the clear. rosy com plexion. soft skin. clear eyes easy, graceful carriage to their healthful bodies because they are careful what those bodies are made of.
 In other words they select food that will nourish. They don't eat everything that comes along"
 Every womaIi should read the little book in pkgs. of
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-19
Grape-Nuts

THE BANK EXCHANGE BAR. Mixed Drinks a Speciality. Main Street
 ]. C. CALLAGHAN, Proprietor.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-19

Henry NJ. Woods. Rice, Ariz., July 15, 1910
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-19

We offer the balance of our 12 1-2c Ginghams at per yard ........... .... All our l5c Fine Dress Ginghams at, perl / ydFu ...... ... .-A Best quality Amoskeag Apron Checks, 12 yards NJ for ..... .....
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
STOCK MARKET

Local stocks and bonds were moderately active
Yesterday. Sales Of bonds were $4,000. and
Associated oil was lower declining 70 s4631 i
and Onomea sugar lower at S55d 35. %. Spring
Valley water stock was higher at s43.13. Union
sugar advanced to S6s. There were no other
changes.
In the unlisted department. Pacific gas and
electric preferred sold ex-dividend of SIS at
$3.50. and Peoples water common was quoted
AT So 25 as. a..
The Conlstock mining shares became weak.
Belcher Crown Point and yellow Jacket each
levying one of l0c. Trading in these stocks
light.
In the southern Nevadas the feature was
decline in Belmont from s1.421& as Tuesday
close to S1.2Tl3 Godield Consolidated lost DC
on the day at $50, and TAopah OF Nevada 23c
at $3.50.
oil stocks ex-dividend Union. SOC;
United petroleum. soc
The British Columbia packers association has
declared dividend of loi2 per cent on account
of deferred disbursements the preferred stock
This completes the payment of dividends in
arrears.
The Jumbo Extension mining company of
Goldfeld reports having had S79. 721. 20 in cash
on hand December 81. 1908. The general eN-
penses for the year 1909 were 81 246. IS The
balance hand December 81. 1909, was ST.
5T2.a4.
ports having deficit of 80. .09l. ~ ON December
81. 1909. Among the receipts of the year was
S2S.303.1l from the sale of ores and c0ncen
trates from the companys property at Berlin,
The Pittsburg Silver Peak mining company
reports receipts of S477.029.9l and disbnrse-
ments of 1920. .0S2. 40 for the year 1902 For
the same year the Silver Peak gold mining com
pany reports receipts of 500, ,350.IS and dis
bursements of SS12612.23.
The locs corporation of Altmans, incorpor-
ated has levied assessment of $50 per share
On the capital stock, delinquent February "a.
Accompanying the dividend checks just re-
ceived by stock holders of the Goldheld Con
solidated mines company was statement rom
A II. Howe secretary and treasurer. of the
receipts aud disbursements for the calendar
quarter ending December 81. 1909 This state
ment shows a cash balance October !. 1909,
Of 81 S97 osti 81 The gross receipts for October,
November and December aggregated 81, 1879.
9s.3S and the Disbursements S61e. .3S0.34 The
receipts for the quarter were $3.50 51S.04.
which increased the cash to S3,417, 664 IS. De
Quoting dividend No. ). paid October 30, 1909.
amounting to 81 O67. .594. 10. there remained on
December 81 1900, cash balance of S2,410.-
0l0.1s The net cash receipts for the first two
weeks of January, 1910 were S293.o00. The
amount Of the dividends of 30 cents regular and
20 cents extra. just paid was S1,779.549.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03

The general situation in the vegetable mar
ket remained the same yesterday the
preceding day. Cuban tomatoes in free
supply, with sellers willing to shade the quo
tatiOns TO buyers of round lots. and southern
caulldower dragged badly, owing to the low
prices which local truck gardeners ask
ing for their product. Receipts of peas from
the south included several lots of choice bright
stock which readily commanded advance
Cucumbers. peppers and mushrooms were steady
light arrivals. and Florida eggplant met
with fair sale at zoe pound. General
offerings of celery were badly damaged by the
north wind and had he sold hurriedly at
low prices. There nothing in onions
or Burbank potatoes Sweets made another
advance.
Potatoes (per ctD-River white, 10000 for
common to choice and S1di1 10 for fancy: Sa-
linas Burbanks. 81 25d1 .45: Oregon BurbaDks
81 15@1 80 Oregon early rose, 81 80; sweet po-
tatoes. $1.S0d2
Onions lO0 25 per ctl for local and 81 80
for Oregon
Vegetables Tomatoes. Cuban. 50. 756S per
crate; green peas. SGr15c per lb garlic 5c per
10; cabbage. SOc4$1 per ctl; cucumbers. 81. 25fl
81 80 per dozen; caulidower, 40d60c per DOZEN
turntps, 500 65c per sack; carrots. j0M6jc per
sack; green peppers. 10N1jc per 10; rhubarb, 6
4sc per Id; celery, S1M2 per crate: lettuce
$5.J0d6 per crate; mushrooms 10d 20c per H.
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7777-7---7.--'
GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and other Grain.

~ utIt anu Othcr trfulnH
Nhea Chicago was lc lower. The San Fran
cisco market continued quiet and unchanged.
CASH WHEAT
Propo and white Australian 81 05Q2. 10. North
ern wheat-Club, 81 sS% 01 a1L Russian red
81 s614 al .ss34 turkey red, 81 e0G2; bluestem,
50. 05M2.1o.
No quotations.
Barley There sale of 200 tons choice
feed at 81 Ssai yesterday. showing steady
market. There were no new features.
CASH BARLEY
Choice feed, 81 3ss. No l. 81 35@1 .31la
common 70 fair, 81 30. al .33% per ctl; brew
ing, 81 si12 Ml 40; shipping lots. 81 81 al 40
FUTURES
10 m. Session
May s. 2pss1 .ssA s1'gs4 f'ss SIS iGs si.ss s's
December No sales 81 "a bid; 81 24'4 asked.
p. m. Session
May Barley-$1 BIZ bid; 81 37ss asked.
December .s2aA p2a s1sa h'sa slss los 81 I;sss ass.
oats-Some sellers report a steadier feeling.
with slight advance In whites Stocks are
not very large now, but the market continues
Reds for feed. 81 5oai so. reds for seed,
l.I5a 80; black: 81 .50d2 30; gray, nominal ;
white, II b212 al. 10 per ctI for fair to No !.
eorn-Smail round yellow. 81. .70G1 rs white.
states yellow. in bulk San Francisco track.
$l6o; white. 81 90; mixed, $50: white
Egyptian 81; s2AG1 721h brown do, 81. 57la a
RyeLs1 90 per ell for Utah California is
nominal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
Egg Market I'm Nearby Counties
| Special Dispatch 10 The Call

PETALUMA, Feb. 2.-There a slight in
crease in the prices paid for eggs today after
receipt of quotations from the San Francisco
dairy exchange, Soc and Sic being offered. Poul-
try is moving freely, and the demand for eggs
is good.
SANTA CRUZ. Feb. 2.-Conditions in the local
egg market is improving The market was more
pienttfuly supplied at 26c. and shipments to out
side points show continued gain. Capitola is
becoming large shipping point for poultrymeR-
SANTA ROSA, Feb 2.-There a slight
advance in the price of eggs again today on re-
ceipts of quotations from the San Francisco
dairy produce exchange The local dealers
offered 30 cents per dozen for choice and q
cents for seconds. year ago today 40 and
81 cents were the prevailing prices.
1t is alleged that owing to the high prices
prevailing last season during the packing period
and the large quantity of eastern eggs sent
in during the winter the storage supply did
not move rapidly in former years and as
a consequence prices did not hold up this
winter like former years.
There are also said to be local conditions
which affected the market materially in main
tanning lower prices.
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Cold Weather Checks Fruit Trade
Eggs Higher Dairy Products Firm

bay. $10; Australian house-Richmond. ETC.. Sf2.
Peiaw Main, Sl2; Stanford Richmond, Sl2; Cum
berland, $15 in bulk and SIG 50 in sacks; Welsh
SIT in sacks.
oiIs-Quotations are for barrels Linseed 92c
per gallon for boiled and 90c for raw: eases, 5c
more; castor oil in cases, No L. tie; Bakers
A, 81. 1901 10; China nut. cases, 6OG570c per
gaI; coc0anut oil. In barrels. I0n IS &c for
NIX, 6l12 d71c for Ne. L aud 650l6Sise for
No :. according to quantity; extra bleached win
ter sperm OIL Ole; natural winter sperm oil a1c
natural whale OIL DOC; extra winter strained
lard Oil, 95M96c; pure neatsfoot oil, zoe; Ne. /
neatsfoot oil. 60c: herring oil, Toe; salmon a.,
ooe. boiled nsh oil, S5c paint oil. 35c.
coal OH, Gasoline. etc.--Water white, IRON
barrels or drums, Zoe; 80 deg. oil. iron barrels
OF drums, lli2e; special do; l2c; pearl oil. in
cases, lie; astral lie; star. lie; extra star 20c
Elaine, 6lac; cocene, zoe; red crown and motor
gasoline. in bulk 15e. in eases 22c; No I engine
dlstiliaVe, In drums. Sc; cases, &C more; So deg
gasoline, In bulk soc, in cases 371ac: varnlsh
makers and painters nsphtha. in bulk lie. in
Turpentine-s5c per gallon in cases and Tsc
IN bulk, drums and iron barrels.
Resin tper hbl OF 2s0 lbs)-F, Sc. so; 6, 81. 30;
., Red and White Lead-Red. s1a@se; white,
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
ne Western sugar refining company quotes
follows, terms net cash; Standard fine grant
Irult granulated. o45c; cut leaf in barrels only.
I.4Je; H. & E. crystal dOmnOs ) 10 cartons in
cases. S-49ei do 10 cartons in cases, s.95c;
monarch bar. 5-S0c; tablets. In half bbls 3 .9jc
do in boxes. 6.2Oc; cubes and A crushed 3. zoe
monarch powdered. J.55c; xxx powdered
3l3c; candy granulsted. 5.55c; confectioners a
J.4Jc; confectiOners' crystal, 5-55c; extra ine
granulated o2oc, magnolia A. 5.05c; extra q,
495c; golden G, 4.S5c; d. T.. .T5c. Barrels and 81
III bags Zoe half bbIs a5c, boxes soc more per
100 lbs than for bags OF 100 lbs net Bar In 30
and 40 10 tins Si.IO more, in and 10 ID tins
80 more per 100 lbs than price for this grade
in loo 10 bags
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes as follows: ssranulated basis
545c; -Hgrade' bar. 5SOc; powdered. 5.55c; A
crushed, D. Zoe; berry. 5.45c, G. Il H. extra 7ne
dry granulated, 5.4Jc; coarse dry granulsted.
o45c: cOnfectiOnerS' A. 5.45c; cOnfectiOners'
crystal 5-55c; cubes, 5.7Oc; bricks, 3 zoe; extra
hne dry granulsted 200 10 bags only, ). 25c;
excelsior a, 5.O5c; extra G., 4.95c; golden g..
4S3c; yellow ID, 4l5c; cut loaf in bbls only
i45c; H. s +. crystal dominOs. ID cartons In
cases. S.45c; do ID cartons in cases, S.95c Ad-
ditiOnal per 100 lbs In barrels and so 10 bagS
Zoe more; half bblS. 25c more; boxes. SOC more
for all grades. Bar in 50 and 40 10 tins, 81 T1
more, in 10 ID tins, $2.S5 more. Minimum order
carload weight.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

CHICAGO, Feb. 2.-Wheat ruled lower today.
Corn and oats, after showing early strength, also
fell OF. Provisions closed at an advance over
yesterdays final figures.
Slow demand for cash wheat here and in the
northwest and southwest the controlling
factor in the wheat pit and was largely respon-
sible for the decline in prices. The high point
of the day for May $1.I1S and the decline
carried the figures for that month down to
S110ss@ a 1.1013.
The close was weak at the low points in all
the months, May being 1c lower.
Prospects of a recurrence of weather unfayor-
able to the transportation of the field crop, to-
gether with an improved demand from outside
interests, gave early strength to corn. The va
riations ranged from 15c to &C May touching
61hc and falling TO 6612 M669sc, where it
closed
Oats followed the course of corn. advancing
early on improved buying, in spite of the large
arrivals, and, like corn, dragging at the close
through the influence of the downward wheat
market. The variations in price were from u c
to sc, May touching 471sc and declining to
4612c. The close weak in all the futures
at nearly the low points of the day. May closed
at 46hQ46&c 1s@Ac lower.
higher; lard at $12.o71 9121 10. 21a@oc higher,
and ribs at $1f.774. 2i2c higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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INERT CONDITION
OF STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. Feb. 2.-The stock
market TO-DAY. had TO digest the
failure of Fiske & Robinson, an
nounced after the market closed
Yesterday. ManifestIy there was
no great relish in doing so. The
primary declines, which were
within one point limits, brought
out prompt support and recoF-
cries followed.
The failure had features about
it that placed it out of the usual
lines of it's particular business,
notably in the extent to which
its commitments We're in bonds
Of properties OF the constructive
stages. The liabilities, while
large, did not In themselves give
occasion for fears of direct con-
sequences to the general market.
The incident directed attention,
however. anew to the inert mar
ket for bonds in general, which
has not been effectualy relieved
at any stage of the extensive
speculative movement in stocks.
One reason advanced by bond
dealers for the sluggish demand
for high grade, well secured bond
issues is the preference Of invest
ors for inferior grades Offering
higher return. The high cost of
living is blamed for this pecu-
lfarity in the situation. Thus far
the decline in the interest rate on
money has failed to correct this
defect in the bond market. A
diversion Of Investment from
fixed interest securities into stock
shares with claims TO divert the
increment of profit is an actual
tendency I'm times of expanding
earnings or even of price infla
tion by redundant currency for
increased gold production.
The stock market today was al
most inert in presence of the
doubts in the minds of specu-
lators. A sustaining effect was
caused for q time by the buying
Of Reading. The news of that
stock did not go beyond reports
Of the source Of buying. The Va
riety OF those reports left an
impression Of unreliability.
There was some further pres
sure on the specialties which suf-
fered most liz yesterdays liquida-
ton
The co'~ner group was hurt by
sharp decline in the price of cop
per in London and unsatisfactory
reports of trade position of that
metal Foreign stock markets as
well as New York We're affected
by this factor
The monthly financial state
ment of the United States treas
TRY shows a total of current re-
demption of bank notes for the
month or s6o,S64.545. which es-
iablishes a new record. The force
Of the return flow Of currency
from the country's circula ton
receives p striking Illustration in
this figure.
The final break came with great
suddenness and in some cases
sensational violence United
States Steel Southern Pacific.
American Smelling and some
others sold lower than in the pc
riod Of greatest weakness last
week. The closing tone was very
feverish and weak
Bonds We're irregular. Total
sales tpar value), sass 900
United States bonds were un-
changed on call.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
Eastern livestock Market


KANSAS CITY. Feb. 2-CattIe- Receipts
1000 Market 10c TO 15c higher. Native steers
S5QT.25; cows and hsifers, 81. 75d6.26; stockers
and feeders. $3.4OQ5.50; bulls. S3-6O@5. Ia;
calves, S4G9; western steers. s4.7596.50; west
ern cows $365.
Hogs-ReceiptS. 1000 Market SC higher
Bulk Of sales. ss25QS.55: heavy. sS-5OG
s-62l2: packers and butchers, &S.3S@S. so. light.
SS-10dS.45; pigs. $7Gs-
Sheep-Receipts. 5000 Market 1Oc higher.
MHttons- S4.50Q625; lambs. S76sS.50s fed west
ern wethers and yesrlingS. $5Q7-75; fed west
ern ewes. $4.506575.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA, Feb 2-CsttIe- Receipts
3,O00- Market active. 10G15c higher Native
steers. S4G7; cows and heifers. S364. Is. west
ern steers, S3.356l6: and heifers 50. 6n91
40; Gamers 81 25Gl3. 20: steckers and feeders.
g. S0G5.S0; calves $3.50GS; bulls stays. etc
1905.
Hogs Receipts $500 Market Zoe bIaher.
Heavy. s. 406S. 90; mixed $S.307S.40; light.
IS 40@S.45; bulk OF sales, IS. 306S.45.
Sheep-ReceiptS, 1000. Market Iva fjc
higher. Yearlings, $6.40G7. 40; wethers. Si25@
6.1G; ewes, $4.9oG575; lambs, s7.5OGs.25.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
Flour and Farinaceous Goods

Flour-Calfornia family extras S660a7 net
without ] q aseSsns sal bakers n extras 6 s56o e se
Dbl. $6GG.20 for family. bakers and patents
and s.. .206IJ.4 40 for cut off, Kansas patents.
s6.50G675; do straights, ss.2596.50; Dakota
patents, 81 20; do straights, 81; DO clear, $3.50
per bbl
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in 100 lbs sacks. net
cash. no discount follows: Graham -four.
s5 40 per 100 lbs rye -four. 81; rye meal. s.. so;
rice -four. ST; meal. 1925; extra cream do.
S3 So meal. $40; oat greats. 81. so; farina.
S4.50 hominy- $3.50: buckwheat flour. "a, 80;
whole wheat -four. s. 80; rolled oats. bbls s.. !5
81 20 in sacks 81 .4017; extra cream do. 81 in
sacks and $3.50 in barrels; rolled wheat. bhls
$3.50, in sacks $4.25M5; pearl barley. 81.
split peas. boxes. $5.T0 for yellow and $3.50 for
green per 100 lbs.
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Cash Grain and provisions

CHICAGO. Feb. Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour, steady; No. rye. S0MSle feed
or mixing barley. 62@65c; fair to choice malt
ing barley, 666J zoe; faxseed, No l southwestern
500. No. ] northwestern 81 II: timothy seed
81 %; clover S14 u: mess pork per barrel
81. 60d 90: lard per 100 pounds, S1201 y a
II 10; short ribs, sides (Ioosel, Sl1.75412; short
clear sides tboxedI. S12M12.f2t2
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were equal
to 800, 900 bushels. Primary receipts 7SS.-
600 bushels. compared with 334, 600 bushels the
corresponding day year ago
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. u
cars; corn, 431 cars; oats, 2l4 cars; hogs % 900
head.