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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-12-31
Fraud In Grange Shipments.

The steamship Colombo recently arrived
at New York from Mediterranean ports
with fruit. One of the boxes of oranges
appeared unusually heavy, and, upon open
ing it, in each of its three compartments
was discovered small bag of sand care.
ully packed around with straw, and oppo
site the open spaces between the Stats of
the box was row of half.dozen or more
oranges, the deception being most complete.
1t was discovered that $50 orange boxes
packed with sand had been slowed in the
hold. The loss will fall upon Barring Broth
ers, of London, who made advances on the
cargo.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-12-31
Captured n Train.

Eight roughs boarded a Baltimore and
Ohio train at Camden station, Nd, on the
night of the Oath, and commenced to abuse
two colored passengers. A regular set.too
with pistols and sticks occurred, in which
a colored woman was shot in the neck and
a man badly cut.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-12-31
Heavy Failure.

]. Lloyd Haigh, manufacturer of wire,
New York city, has suspended. Total liza.
bilities $300,OOO nominal assets $45o,0CO.
The cause of his failure is attributed to
heavy contracts taken previous to the iron
bulge and to extensive expenditures in i'm.
proving his property.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-12-31

At Candahar, on the goth, on the occa-
sion of Mahomedan festival, the fanatical
portion of the populace became highly ex.
cited and some mounted Ghilzais ran amuck
through the British camp. Gen. Tytler was
wounded and four of the fanatics killed.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-12-31
Sfuart,s Will

The will of the late Alexander Stuart, the
New York sugar refner, was filed on the
29th ult. He leaves his entire estate, real
and personal, valued at about 81 Zoo, 900, to
his brother, Robert L. Stuart, and appoints
him executor
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-12-31
APPOINTMENTS to the Iudtctarx.

Hon. John F. Scott, of Terre Haute, Ind,
is appointed to the vacancy on the supreme
bench of that state, caused by the death of
Chief Justice Perkins.
1t has been decided to present the name
and urge the appointment of Chief Justice
Doe, of New Hampshire, to position on
the bench of the Supreme Court of the
United States.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-12-31
Wednesday, December 81, 1879.
VARIOUS TOPICS.

MRS. HENRY FRoUDsHAM, whose
husband was lynched by the vigilantes
at Leadville, Col, few weeks ago, will
bring suit against the City of Lead
vile and the County of Lake for $50, 900
damages. She has secured able counsel.
The city and county will fight the case
on the ground that Froudsham deserved
lynching.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-12-31

A freight train on the Missouri, Kansas
aud Texas railroad broke through burning
bridge near Durant Station, Texas, on the
23d. The locomotive passed over safely,
but the tender and twenty-five cars were
wrecked and burned. Mike Kelly, fireman,
fell into the fire and was burned to death.
Brakeman Alternately was slightly injured.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-12-31
Explosion I'm a ColIiery.

Near Bolton, Eng, on the Oath inst, an
explosion in coal mine injured eleven
men, one fatally. Others are not expected
to survive.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-12-31

Geronomo, the Apache chief, with eighty.
three of his band of Indians, has surren.
dered to the military authorities at Camp
Kicker, Arizona, and will be sent to the San
Carlos reservation at once. This is the
band which has been depredating for some
months along the border, and did much of
the work credited to Victoria's band. This
in Arizona and on the border.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-12-31
Bold Highway Robbery.

Lester G. Turner, a merchant of Sioux
Falls, was set upon by two men when emery
ing from hotel clubhouse at Worthington,
Mimi, and robbed of $751; 500. The Williams
were traced a short distance by railroad
and then lost,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-12-31

On the morning of the 29th boiler in
the Etna -four mill, at Springfield, Ill.,, ex-
ploded, killing the engineer named Rasder.
Buildings in the immediate vicinity were
severely shattered. Damage about $4,000
in all.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-12-31
Frozen tn heath

A Mandan, Dakota, special of the 10Th,
says that three men-John Gallagher,
George Hall and John Monahan-were
found frozen to death in the Green river
country, beyond the point where construc.
ton of the Northern Pacific is going on.
The men lived in Minneapolis.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-12-31
An EarfhQuake.

Yankton, Dakota, was shaken by an
earthquake about twelve o'clock on the
night of the 2Sth. The shock lasted about
minute and was accompanied by internal
rumblings. Hundreds of sleeping people
were awakened by the shock. Fort Sally
reports similar visitation.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-12-31

An unknown man was run over and cut
to pieces by a railway train at Menomonee,
Wis.,, on the night of the Goth.
A passenger train on the Chicago and
Alton road ran off the track between Kane
and Berdan stations, ILL.,, on the night of
the 25th. Two coaches were burned and
the train generally wrecked. The porter,
George Paine, of Chicago, and Col. Bond, of
Auburn, ILL.,, were killed. Several were
badly bruised.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-12-31

An explosion of gas in the Paintertown
mines near Twins station, on the Pennsyl-
vania road, on the 29!h, resulted in the
death of Samueland Michael Kistler, and the
probable fatal injury of Cyrus Fay. Cause
Of the explosion unknown.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-12-31
MuffnY at Sea.

There arrived in the Atlantic dock, Brook
Ign, on the Oath the bark Francisco Dona.
vora. During the voyage from Navarino q
terrible mutiny occurred. The captains
statement is as follows: "My bark is from
Savona, and is owned by Italian owners.
On board had couple of bad fellows as
sailors named Gregoria Pedro Irene, of
Iloilo, and Antonio Aredunda, of Manila.
On the 9TH inst. both of these seamen mu.
tinted while changing the watch at mid.
night, intending to kill all hands, and take
possession of my vessel. They killed the
rick c. Werner, from his residence in Long
Island City L. l., on the Goth, Max Hess, the
hired man, butchered Mrs. Werner with q
large sheath knife and robbed the house of
q lot of wearing apparel and $3.50 in cash.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-12-31
NEWS IN BRIEF.
A Sinxed Santa Clans.

George Lynn, who was personating Santa
Claus at church festival, at Pataskala,
Ohio, was probably fatally burned by his
costume taking fire.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-12-31
Death tn the Gas Comuaufes.

The London Economist says: cit seems
as if another scare had set in in consequence
of kilograms reporting Edison's completion
Of his electric light. All gas companies
suffered more or less, the heaviest decline
being fS per share and the smallest 91."
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-12-31
Suicidal.

A gentleman about so years old, supposed
to he s. A. Skies, of Kennedyville, N. Y,
jumped from the new suspension bridge at
Niagara Falls, on the Gath.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-12-31
Frozen Frenchmen.

At Paris, on the 18th, it commenced to
thaw after thirty-two days of frost, during
which the thermometer touched eight de-
grees below zero-the coolest weather on
record there.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-12-31

denly on the 25th, sweeping away eight
barges belonging to the Swift Rolling mill.
The craft with contents were valued at IT,
OOO
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-12-31
Victims Of the Sen.

Part of the crew of the steamer Borussia,
from Liverpool November Goth for New
Orleans, has been landed at Queen stown.
The Borussia was abandoned in sinking
condition ON the I'd inst, The party con.
sisted OF the chief engineer, boa.swain and
six seamen,; and were picked up in an
open boat on the 9Th inst The Borussia
had 100 passengers, of which number los
embarked at Liverpool and rs at Corunna.
The crew numbered "a men. After leaving
Corunna on the Oath of November, the
steamer experienced terrific weather,
and sprang aleak on the LIST of Decem
Der. The severity of the weather in.
creasipg, the vessel was abandoned on the
I'd about $50 miles southwest of Fdyal.
The captain and first mate remained with
the sinking steamer. The crew and passen-
gers left her in eleven boats, but before
they were separated one boat had capsized
and all the occupants were drowned. From
what can be cleaned from the survivors it
would appear that panic occurred on
board the sinking ship, and that general
confusion existed. Anumber of passengers
with the captain, second mate, three engi-
neers, eleven fremen, three stewards, the
carpenter and two boys went down with the
vessel.
The Northern Transportation company
propeller City of Toledo, laden with pro-
duce and merchandise, stranded at Luding-
ton, Mich, on the east shore of Lake Mich
igan, on the 21st, and became a total loss.
A schooner supposed to be the Mary D..
Pomeroy, from Crescent City for San Fran
cisco, has been sighted bottom up off Point
Reyes. There were on board eight officers
and seamen and twelve passengers, all of
whom are supposed to be lost.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-12-31
THE MARKETS.
milwaukee,.

Reported by CHANDLER, BROWN d Co., Commits
sion Merchants, Milwaukee and Chicago.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-12-31
FOretQn.

LONDON, December 29-12: 80 P. M.-Liv.
erpool wheat market opens firm. Floating
cargoes steady, with fair demand on
passage, improving. Mark Lane strong !;
good cargoes of red winter wheat off coast
at 5Ss05Ss Cd; good cargoes mixed Ameri-
can corn off coast at 28s. English and
French country markets firm. Farmers de-
liveries of wheat during the past week, 49,.
000@50, 900 quarters.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-12-31
New York

NEW YORK, December 1880 p. M
Cotton-Quiet at % 9.16c. Flour-Without
decided change receipts 5000 bbls; sales
$4,000 bbls; rye -four steady and un-
changed. Wheat-Dull; receipts $4,000
bus /; sales none; No. red seller Deem
Der, $685. bid. Rye-Firm and un,
changed. Corn-Dull receipts 1876, 900 bus;
sales $4,000 bus at 61G64c. Barley
Steady. Oats-Steady receipts 5000 bus
| sales $4,000 bus; western mixed unchanged;
50@51Hc for white. Pork-Steady and I'M
changed. Beef Quiet. Lard-Firm at
$3.50. Butter, Cheese and Whisky-Un.
changed. Sugar-At 10c for crushed. Eggs
unchanged. Petroleum-Crude at 7H@
SIC. Tallow-Unchanged.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-12-31
Chicago.

CHICAGO, December 29-1 80 P. NJ
Wheat-Firm, steady; $685. asked for
cash or seller January; $1.35 for seller Feb.
ruary. Corn-E,sier, at 40Hc for cash
1910 for seller January; 1870 for seller
May. Oats-Firmer at Csc for cash. 36Lc
bid for seller January; 401<c for seller May.
Rye-At 8012c. Barley-At 90Lc. Pork
Firm at 1885 for cash; $l3.82H for seller
February $l4 OH for seller March. Lard
Firm; 81. 80 bid for cash; $3.50 bid for
seller January; $772H for seller February.
Whisky-At $1.10. Hogs-Receipts LOO
head; quiet and firm; light at 81 6O@475;
heavy mixed packingat $4.50@475; heavy
shipping at $4.70@4 IS. Cattle-Receipts
1000 head.
, 1879-05-11
ART NOTES.

Borgella has on his easel full1eusth portrait OF
the late Bishop Foley in full eccles1asticaldIess
Those friends OF the deceased prelate who have
seen It pronounce the likeness perfect one. Ino
artist finds it diflcuIt-aud we'll he maS-to pre-
serve the ecclesiastical ow Of the drnpery and ges
give q graceful effect to bis picture
The Haseltine collection at lhe Exposition bnid
ing is positive relief to the dreaa1ul duA
mouotony which has prevailed in att c1fcies
Tor almost year. the catalogue namoets 80
works, all of;which will be offered at auction luss
uay, wednesday. and Thursday evenings. Aaaohs
tie artists whose signatures will be found appeno
ed to the canvssss are: Church, Eseosusa' DIV
LANCER. Laulbinet, Richomme, EeEMef' no0Is
bonpe CpoMaus, Compile. CatI, an oeqetoVuaA"
Van Leenputteu. Diaz, George 1nnes neHows'
Flere, Brown, Leoling, Lejeunc, Gonpll' MN
cinf, baird, Luwnan, I1erzog, kc"asses, |tog- u
scy. Haseltina Carl Auoner' @ basalU"h ,o ~ The co
lows, Smillie, and Moormans ihe zen, o.
lection ls the ''Crowning OF the BRIDE, ~ IL tns .'
vi Louis XIV. The canvas is crowded Wild aE9asii.
each one Of whom preserves his or ner lno1' tua.
ity not only US to facial expression, nue a.so ~ ~ M
spect to drnpery. II WIS first exhbteo, ~ ~ h;s
PARIS salon OF 1878. Carrots pupils, Win al " ~ pa
u1truct,v. mannerisu a1r we'll Represented ~ @ ~
some years. and his works are scarce anu eon a.s
high price, the average connolssenf ean, q t,
fut study OF the OF the faVoe1Ie pupt4s '"4
an approxi fdeu OF his method
Fieraheim. Baker Is Co. Will sell lo,1uot1o" a
Tuesday ut their store, 81 and S6 Randolph sues.
collection OF paintings contributed oy .ne
er artists Ut the Eastern and foreign ART scnn
Many OF them possess artistic merit and tnous1i
none will beur rigid criticism, yer luz sa ssst
collector can DICK up scinttIatl0ns o. genus - %
in years to come mny be valuable. turner's ea@
liest sketches highly priced oy collectoss"
, 1879-05-11

inc comuaules. No conference between the
CON paufes had been hcld, and none was proposed
The Southwestern stocks were quiet, and slight
Is 1jrmcr. Alton was quoted at 81}4. This road
reports for the first week Of May Increased carn-
incs of $4,000. This does not include any re-
ceipts from the new line to Kausas City. st.
Joe common opened and closed at 1914; the
preferred advanced Il, to 42]7; Kansas s. Texas
opened and closed at 16H; Kansas City g
Northern advanced 37s5, to 15A; and the pre-
ferred X, to AK; St. Louis & San Francisco
was u better, at 9N for the common and ll%
for the preferred; Kansas Pacific was marked
up from 50 to 5614.
Northern Pacific common was Az.
Northwestern gold bonds we're 1144; st.
Paul sinking funds, 107; Burlington, Cedar
Rapids & Northern, So; and Alton gold Is lo47a
ex. interest Missouri, Kansas & Texas trsts
were GO, and the seconds, 31sl.
For the fourth week OF April, Wabash reports
increased earnings Of $1,112: St. Louis d Iron
Mountain, S564; Burlington, Cedar Rapids O
Northern, decrease Of 81 ,G67; and Hannibal
s. St. Joe m increase Of $272. Alton reports
m increase Of $1,000 1uthe first week OF May.
The Chicago, <St< Paul d Minneapolis IT'S
officers say, will earna dividend this year. oot
none will be dcc]ded.
The following gives the fluctuations oi Inc
, 1879-05-11
CANADA.

Extensive and Systematic Robbery I'm
earthcd-Lieut.-Gov. Lete1lier-The Prin-
cess Louise I'll with Scarlet Feyer.
Special Dispatch to The Tribune
MONTREAL, Mar 10.-Before the close Of AS
sizes to-day the Chief-Justice sentenced Patrick
J. kearney, auctionccr, for receiving stolen
goods, TO years In the Penltentiary, and james
T1ghe, partner Of Kearncy's, to three months
imprisonment. In this connection, the most
extensive and systematic Illegal appropriation
Of yaluables that has come to light since that OF
Sickers in 1856, and which progressed for
some fifteen or twenty. years, wus unearthed
this morning. From information received from
the prisoner Tghc, detectives proceeded 70 4
lot off Joseph street, and there found concealed
in shed the safe which belonged to tile
former, upon the forcing Of which there
was disclosed quantity OF jewc1ry. sllverware,
gold pens and pencils and some $500 in money.
The contents Of the safe were taken to the Cen
tral Station and there spread out for tdenttdca-
ton BY persons who had bcen robbed for the
last i've years. The whole is valued at about
1900. A large quantity OF the goods have
been identified.
A rumor is current that the Liberal party OF
tile Province OF Quebec, iu the event OF an lna-
pcria decision adverse to Mr. Lctelier, will ap-
peal to the country, the Lientcnant-Governor
himself assuming the lead OF the party.
OTTAWA, May 10.-Her Royal Hfghness
Princess Louise has been Ill OF late, with scarlet
fever, but is now recovering. Tie matter Was
kept very quiet.
, 1879-05-11

THE STEEL-uAND5 RETURN THAMES.
A well-attended and thoroughly representative
meeting OF the employees OF the Besscmer steel
department Of the North Chicago Rolling Mills was
held yesterday Afternoon Mr. Il. ketiering pre-
sided, and the following preamble and resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted. will fully ex-
plain the object OF the meeting:
WHEREAS, It having come to the knowledge Of the
employees u the Hesscmer department, through tho
Aeu at the CITY fttaourg on May TO discuss tho
various pertcuta 10 the OF Iron
and Steel auu bctng represented BY Presdent and
General Manager, NF. .. w. Potter u emneat1
milton or appreciation our hands for The a3e ana
fearless In which he has spoken IN our nens
Eesotcsd. That vote Of thanks be rendered 70 Ar:
truth uttered in defense worklnK1nen under ~
employ and tue country 70 general, aud lnasmaea y
he uas advocated the rights tnd Interests OF casn aae
all OF without our SOLICITATION, he proven 70 DC to9
protector aud defender VI our hvncs and 1auAs aug
amongst us, he Is striving maintain peace anu lar
naony. And further be tt
f;ess.uru Tnat, In believing that capital and labor
should be Identified with The same 1ntere5ts ana peuAa
together with tie never to be broken. sincerely hooo
that uY continued devotion 10 your ue!!
as our own, you may accomplish that desired end Of
uniting Iao0r with capital: and- further. 1t Is 3et
hope aud prayer that you may long pc safea e
ill position you 10 ably OCCUPY IN tue Company
R<snrtd, That copy OF the ioreXonE preamose sne
resolutions BE- sent TO Mr. o. W. Porter anu COPY us
furnished for publication to THE Chicago DALI
TRIBUNE, which honor Is due tor its unceaanE ~
and the Erca: and growing industries Of the NORTH
west.
, 1879-05-11

The Sn.-Treasury disbursements were $50, 600.
The exports OF alcohol yesterday we're go
barrels.
The internal revenue receipts were: Spirits.
s23 35o. 80; tobacco S. 130. 20; beer, 81, ,049
specials, 81, :3S5; total, 49,, 949. 81.
The eale Of retnndlns certificates at the Poht-
Office yesterday amounted to SOL, 320. The to1al
sales Tor seven days. since the Postmaster drst
commenced, amount to $50, 000. Ills commits
sions for these seven days make the very decent
footing OF $25, or about four times the amount OF
his SALARY for the same period. .....
No certificates were sold at the Sub Treasury.
yesterday. tue supply having been exhausted Fri
day. More, however, are expected Monday.
Spectators take great many Chances BY giving
meu 5100 with Instructions to stand in line uutll
they can invest in the paper Should man put
the money IN his pocket, the ot1ense would Ia
SIMPLY breach Ut trust, and the remedy ctyil
action. But what would judgment yiedt A
saloon-kecpcr is said to nave four men employed
to buy certificates, and that all the compensation
they get is drink
, 1879-05-11
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE CITY.HALL.

Two new cases OF scarlet fever were renortsd
yesterday.
The Committee on Police, and the Special Com.
nittee on Rules, are called to meet to-morro,,
afternoon.
The City Treasurer received yesterday S52l from
the City Collector, $sss from the Comptroller and
So, 343 from tho Water Department
Building permits were Issued yesterday to r
Lock1ct erect threestory stone-froDt store and
dwelling at No PAT South Halsted to cost $40. ooo.
and to Joachim Brieschaber to erect two-storr
store and dwelling corner Of TWenty-Grst and
Leavitt, to cost 50, ZOO.
Col. Cleary got his man out of the Brjdeve,,
yesterday, and Immediately thereafter took car
riage and said he WAS going to meet him, buy him
a suit Of clothes, and see that he got employment
at once The Colonel is NOT bad fellow to hold np
after ali-
The Committee on Streets and Alleys, South
Division, were in session yesterday afternoon.
They agreed to recommend to the Council that the
bitches In the Fifth Ward he cleaned, and infnr.
mally discussed the proposition to convert Nicn1-
gan avenue into d boulevard. ThcT agreed, sub
stanrally, taar the ordnance pending on the sub.
ject WIS defective. and will recommend that 1t bs
SO amended thai In giving the avenue to the Park
Boards care the city will not renqush any Of ita
rights to lar repair sewers or water pipe, etc.
THE STONE BUSINESS.
Some Of the members Of the Committee appoint
cd at the West Twelfth Street Turner Hall meeting
to wait upon the Mayor in the matter OF the cbar-
acter OF The stone being used in the new City Hall
met at the City Clerks Office yesterday afternoon.
An individual named Fetch, candidate for Judge
made himself the most conspicuous in the glther.
| ing, because. perhaps, the other candidates 10.
| Judge we're not present He read 10 the other
members lengthy document, the purport Of
which was little indefinite, and then he xplatued
| how tho puor, down-trodden stone -cutters-sheT
oil vote-were being abused bY ''capttalistlc con.
troctorx.'' Other members had an occasional vol
| to say, out his love, sympathy, ana enthuz.sp
| for the oppressed lowered over them
ali The talk resulted in postponiny
| the call upon the Mayor till Tomorrow, and tte
| appointment OF a subcommittee to examine Tia
stone being used. and also to apply 10 it the hea
test etc. II all the noise the Committee can sue.
ceed in making advances the pecuniary OF political
interests of those behind them it will not have been
vain: otherwise it will. -,
, 1879-05-11
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Nrw YonK. May1O,-CorroS-Q At e 7-10D
II 0-10c; futures steady; May, 2.37c; June.
L.. 53c; July, H. nc; August 1850; Septem-
her, l2. SIC; October, IL. 75c.
FIoun-Firm and unchanged; receipts, II, GOO
brls.
GnA1N-Vbeat in moderate demcnd. sales Go% =
goo bu; rejected spring, 82M@83c; No.3 spring,
93m94c; ungraded, 91Hc&Do5ci No. 2 spring,
Sl,O{@1. .05; ungradcd winter red, 81. 05QJ1- Is;
No. do, S1.17@l.l7E; ungraded amber, S1.1o;
No. do, 81. l5H@1. 10; ungradcd white, Sl.14D
l,l5k; No. do tsalcs l2. 600 hu) ut 81. l59s.
RYE hruer; NO. Western; 58@5SEc. Barley
Market dull and unchanged. Malt ouii and nom-
lpal Corn-Dcmanu active; receipts. 3D. uoo on !.
uugraded. 440146c: NO. =, 44HG4oc: steamer. t4:a
mixed. 35Xc. Oats-Demand active receipts.
8, 800 bu; 10. 3, 33al@34.+c; do white. 35hc; No.
2.3 4ac: do white, 3uhc; No. l, 3os; 20 1a Wnate'
HAEFirm and unchanged
uors-Dull and unchanged.
GnocEn1Es-C Coffee stcady. Sugar demand fa1r
and market firm. Molasscs quiet und unchanged.
Rice-Demand fair and mnrke hrm.
pErRoLEUA-Market dull: united, T6AGS6Hc;
crude, 71407ac; refined, 8Hc. ,a
REstS-Market dull at s.: 32M@l. s5.
T1RpENrtyE-Weak at :911D30c-
EGGs-Steady: Western. l!@c.
LEAruEn-In fair demand; Hemlock sole' Bnenol
Ayrcs and Rio Grnude light. middlss anu heavy
weights, lN121c. ooa,,-,
NooI-Veak and dull; domestic fleece, 26@3Sc
pulled. l7@34c; unwashcd, 0G.1c-
PRoy1s1oSs-Posk firm; new mess, $40. oo|4
10. 121:. Beef nominay UNCHANGED Cut meats
quiet and steady ut 81. 9cDi 70: snort clear, oae.
BrrrEr-Flrm; Western, a0lSc.
WursKy-G1 O;.