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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-16
FLOrSAM.

The measles have taken the children by
storm.
Attention is called to the announcement
of Pat Sheehan for city marshal.
Don't forget the csttlemen's convention
and contribute cheeriully VIVA. you can.
One virtue possess d by the paved streets
is that the mud on them dries ~ rapidly.
Barnett the plumber, keeps fret, lass
mechanics, repairs pipes on short notice
Pumps OF Ill kinds. Telephone orders, sl1
NJ ain street.
Rsbecca Paris swore ont warrant before
Justice Edwards yesterday for the arrest 4
her husband charging him with assault
and battery.
s. W s. Duncan Is engaged making out
a map OF the new town OF East Dsllas tor
the benefit OF the assessor and collector In
collect ng taxes.
1, IL due TO the Texas Trunk road to
state tast the recent heavy rains never
lszed t.. The trains over this line are run
ming strictly on time.
There was no city court yesterday morn
ing, owing to the fact that there was not q
single victim TO come before Il. How /:
this Tor the K rod morals OF Dali is2
c.. Pierce, NJ. D., physician and sur
geou Office, Ga Main street; residence,
aud Hickox's drug store-Dillas, Texas.
Mrs. R,senthal, OF the Pacific house,
swo-e out warrant before Justice Edwards
Yesterday tor the AZ rest of man named
Evans, whom she thiRks st lie watch from
her.
Members of w. +. club are requested to
call on W. IL. Paiteuon, treasurer. for
admission tickets to next hop. "Wednesday,
February 2Olh, w. ii. GstrEs,
secrttary.
II Il pleasure to be able 10 read quietly
while you sip your vine or smoke your
cigar. You can find the verg bet place ot
this tird ut Ord's ace ia Lamar street
were sou will be nicely treated by Frank
Cautoorn, manager.
Mayor Caheil iavurs Fort Worth for the
hol ing OF the c,mtug II de~.pcratic
convention. He says the Foit i'a live, ct
erge' ic citv aud hat she has toe ge up Ia
enter ain TIE convention Handsomely, end
adds t1st " she needs any h. lp D-llss W
loan her the 5aenge s, nail. Trains viii
run 90 that those who desire 20, can spend
their time At the convention and their
nights in Dallas.
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CAUGHT On THE FLY.

j. T.. Lockwood, who sailed under the
,lies OF Wade Allan, Bob M,llln or Blnko
Bob, and who essayed to pass himself II
hire as a detective OF the Wells, F,rso &
90. Express company was arrested yrlter-
day at Denison on u telegram sent by Mar
shall Arnold OF this city. He
was run out OF this city aud went to Eaelr
Ford, wLere he IL credited with stealing
nm oyefcoat and $40 from n man named
Luck. He went there to work for Mr.
William Rowe, who resides six miles
northeast OF the city. Mr.. Rowe
came into the city ye,tsrday aud made AZ
tldavit for his arrest, charging him with
young lady in the neighborhooi, City
Marshal Arnold sent out kilograms for his
arrest, Ghd as above stated. received answer
chat he was in TOW a. Dsnison.
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THAT COTTON swISDLE.

Colonel T. j. Brown, OF Sherman, attor
new for the Giuli roads, ess in the city
Yesterday. He ia the main prosecuting at
torney Tor the rosd in The Eaton Cammack
cotton cases, aud was in close consultation
with County Attorney Clint yester.
day afternoon, but the result OF
heir conference or at what
conclusion they arrived 10 not known.
Cammack 1t Is pretty certain desires To say
something, in fact, lrgul overtures have
been ineinuated. " reports be true. The
supposition that there are those In and out
of prison who know where the money ~
vet they are everyone af aid 10 touch It In
the meantime detectives are b1sy ierreting
out the swiudle and rich devel )pments are
momentarily expec' ed.
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Foreign Fields.
THE EGYPTIAN SITUATION.

1 THE Ebt THAN btloAiAOh.
LONDON, Feb. 10 "A Post dispatch from
Berlin says: Germany has three times in
sisted that England should procl i'm pro
tectorAte over.Esypt, but England appear
to be afraid eliminating France.
CArRo, Feb. l5-Nubsr Pashs, Prime
Minister, has received the tllowiug tele
tho river many women aud children iron
Korasko. Send some kind-hearled Euro
pean to meet Them"
England has refused General Woods pro
possl to sanction cooperation with the
Egyptian army in relief ot To
kar, Tor the reason that thi,
army was raised for the defence OF Egypt
however, Of the dispatch of IN Egyptian
ba,tslion furnished with English officers &c
Assonon IL this proves necessary. The ex-
petition Ter the relief OF rokar has started
| for Sutz. The last transport leaves Suer
Monday, carrying General Graham, su-
preme commander of the expedition.
SUAKIN, Feb. l5.-Tne Principal chiefs oil
the neutral tribes met at the well OF Han
douk, situated tlree hours distance from
suakim, and d. cided to request O9msn
ID gra, the leader OF the rebel forces. TO re-
sp.ct their territory, or they will march
against him. The rebels have invested
kassana.
AGGRkss1VK RUSSIA.
LONDON, FEB. l5.-The GermBn Press says
the submission Of the tribes of Mert ID Rus.
sia is wor for EnPl md than the disasters
| 10 the Snudan. IL comments upon the re-
mgrkabls success OF Russian policy in Cen
trail Asia which is 81 ways directed again, {
Enrl,nd. II the Russians should star
again before the wells Of C'nstsntinople,
the English would be disabled from com
msuding them to halt as In 1873 Russis
will become q Q immediate neighbor Of
northern ILoi', and will be able any me
moment TO create a ditturbsnce In mort lern
| India. Now oDlv Afghanistan is bet seen
/ Russia and the India frontier. The uibts
are always ready to invade the ricn Indian
pr,vinces il their rear is covered, and that
/ Russia can now guarantee.
B,oGED BY BANDITS.
ATHENS, Feb. l5.-Bngsnds have cap
tured the Judge and other officials Of Mon.
.er In the Albanian frontiers.
DUELLIHG DsPUTTEs.
PARIs, Feb. Is In duel between
Lseuerer and Chauvane, mem bers OF the
chsmber OF deputies, the former was
wounded in the knee.
CATHOLIC, JxcfrED.
BrRLiS, "eh. l5.-Tne government pro-
scription IF Cardinal Ledochowski, arch
bishop of Posen in 1879. Is renewed. The
action causes greet excitement among the
Catholics.
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LOCAL LEAVES.
Last Night NJ the opera House
DOlngs In The Courts.
Death Calls Rome a Prominent Citizen
- sad News.
Suudry Other Local News and Itoms.
AT TuE THEATRE.


LAST evening. 10 fair.sizsd audience, the
great i've act play OF La Dame Aux Game
HAS waa given by H.z lrleg 4 Darcy y
company, with Miss Bertha Wtlby tn the
title role, In her gorgeous and numerous
diamonds aud superb costumes, 10 those
who have seen Mazda Heron Fannie Day
export aud Mo- jisks la the rols Of Cam lie,
there was some justification for unfavoraDle
criticism by comparison. Miss Davenport
hnaliv abandgned the piece on account OF
her sigs. Molieska Ia par excellence the
Cam lie If the day. hecaule OF her peculiar
ada liability tor that especial role IN man
ner, gesture, tiZ', tic,
Miss Welby n young, handsome of face,
of comely features and OF attractive fignre,
ard medium height aud weight
She Is besides, ambitious, studl1us,
industrious, and cnnspcously conscie1ti 1ua
with her WORK. la tbs first 70 acts OF last
nights exhibit, We are compelled 10 say
that there was too much monotony OF
meditation, with somethingof the amateur
acoentuation TO obtain the verdict OF ex.
cell ence OF rendition. In the last two acts
there was peicepti0e improvement. The
absence OF the iesther scene n the final act
strips from IL one OF 'iti most
vivid textures. But, taken a. n
whole, the Play was success, and the
encores at the end OF tho fourth act, which
brought the young artistic twice TO the front
OF the curtain brf re the storm OF applause
would subside, evidenced the pleasure and
enthusiasm that fine sentiment and noble
conduct portrayed aud expressed by genu-
inc acting will command.
Miss Welby 10 quito a fine writer as we'll
ss actress. She inherts this talent. being
the daughter OF Mr.. Henry O'Reillv, once
the editor and proprietor of the Roches-
ter. New YORK, Union, and at
one time the strong antagonist OF Thurlow
Weed In the famous snti-Msson war.
Tho support is onlv lair, though Mr..
James Aldridge as Mons. Duvsl, and Hr,
Brigham % the count were quite up in
their parts.
Tonight wa are 10 hav, Oliver Twist, aud
as Nancy Sykes Misl Welbs will doubtless
be a fine succegs. For matinee We will be
treated TO the Hunchhlck.
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,companled by Judge Botis Of Houston

accompanied by Judge Botis Of Houston,
% ofney OF the lines IN this state, and
stopped In his ooioh which was GU OH in
tie lower yard OF the Texas q Pac flo road
During no day no held conference with the
local Officials here aud WAS o.ldd on by a
number Oi our business mon and CT gems
H. Delneaks for the Could system ln this
STATS general improvement. The gov
ernor n IA excellent health and fine spiiits,
aud widf-awake 20 the Interests ho Tepre-
sert'. He leaves this morning Tor Mar
shall and will 20 from there hack 10 -.
Louis. Hla visit Is supposed to have been
tor the purpose OF consul Ing with the legal
agents OF the road at ia aud other poiLts.
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DEATH OF MIR. JOHN a. MANN.

Yesterday morning at 0 O'Clock Mr.. John
A. Mann, prominent and wel-known Gil
zen OF Dlllls, died nc his residence on
Greenwood street. IL had been sick only
few days and Tho dlsease OF winch be
oied. cancer of the stomach, carried him
away suddenly. MIR. Mann has bee q resi-
dent OF u las for several wears, and mad
many friends among those with whom he
came in contact. He was CD years OF age ~,
the time of his death. His rem iin5 will be
buried this evening. The funeral services
will be held at the Tabernacle Methodist
church at 2 O'Clock this afternoon. fne
services will be conducted by Rev. 5. a.
Srhomson pa, VI.
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RAILWAY wAsmours REPAIRED

Tho high water that mas prevailed tor the
past few days Is Suhsidine and tho wash
out, on the Texla e Pacific aud the Mis-
souri, Pacific railways have been repaired
and trains now run ~ usual. The break
on the Missouri Pacific road In the Indian
territory has been made good and trains
over that line make il through to ST Louis.
Last evenings south bound passenger
train over the Texas Central road brought
In three days mail from the north, the irst
that has been received here from that sec
ton during that time. The announcement
that tina trains on ali the roads were max
ing regular trips caused a considarao ole
thinning out Of a large number of CONNER
cisl men who were here water bound so TO
sneak
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The alarm of fire at l:j0 O'Clock thi.
morning was caused by b azs at the IN.
tsrsocton of Elm, Live Oak and
and rented by w. @. Goble
The flames spread rapidly to the adjoining
one story wooden building occupied by ID
Masse rs a fruit and grocery store
Both buildings were soon Quilted. The los
Is small. as the buildings were old and o
little value. They were to be torn down
in few days for the extension of Eryay
street to Psc fic avenue.
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Living or Dead

youngstown. o., Feb. IS kitty Gil
mors, the young lady who was placed in q
vault at Warren yesterday aud ,aken from
ths vault two hours after by Undertaken
Townsend TO the house OF DR.. Nelson, still
retains glow on her chez ks aud the natur-
oil expression OF her eyes. Tue PIN y1icians
say she did not die OF ILLUMINATION OF the
bowels but from hypodermic Injection, and
are yet divided In opinion MS 10 whether
she Is alive or dead. Tue body was taken
from the rofiin. plac q In bed aud will be
Lnnl fNr nau.rtl hlra ~ Ina-l
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DIVORCE SUIT.

jennie Sontsg filed her petition in the
district court ye rday PRAYING for
divorce from her husband, August Soniag,
and that the custody OF their child, IL II h
Ellen, be awarded her. She alleges IN her
petition that he illtrested her and at II
of October, 1888, and appropriaung tue
funds TO his own Tse abandoned her. 81.
states that he is now a resident OF HowaI d
county this state.
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The Wool-Growcrs.

DENVER, Feb. 10 -Enos Brown Of Den p
yer, chairman OF the Colorado Wool-Grow
ers' association, has issued u call to the
WOO growers ~ Colorado, X insns, Nee
braska, Utah, Wyoming anf New Mextoo
to meet In convention at Denver, March
l2Jh. for the purpose Of forming an inter
state organization and combining 10 pre-
vent the further reduction In the tar 1T,
which threatens tho ex stence OF the wo OIL
growing industry in the west.
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A novel suit.

KANSAS CRY, Feb. l5.-David Thorn :.
son has entered suit against the south
western rail way association involving the
disposal of freight IN transit. Pliinuh
bought n consignment oi cattle shipped
from Kansas, rocoiyinga transfer bill OF lad
~. He then arranged with ac'rtain road to
shi them 20 Chicago. TIE pool commission
ef under rhompson's protest shippe. them
by another road. Tho cattle arrived day
late on falling market The loss was
81 900 Tor which The sui IL brought.
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JERKED AND JUGGED.II

John Davis, the Senegambian who was
locked up once upon q time by Deputy
Sheriff Lewis, who csught him Csboaging
cnal from the public bin in the yard hard
by the temple OF justice. was arrested yes.
tsrday morning by Officer Clspp and
aud placed in durance vile TO answer 70 the
charge of knocking down Mary Mitchell. n
colored Amsz)n, aud walking al over her
anatomy before she could recover from the
shock. AS the officer "chucked" him Ia
the Gel he swore by all the gods that no
was O wheelhorse from Wheehorseyilc.
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CASTOR POST.OEFICE.

Mra. Mccormick the postmislress OF the
Eat Dallas pus,.oiIlce, known rs Gaston,'
is In trouble. The mail wagon does not
call for or deliver mail at that office md
she has 70 oilicilie ia person. Tho pro Va
biliios are that she can easily carry u all N
her pocket YeE she does not think that
she is getting justice and there are many Of
The zane opinion H. does appear that
some provs sion should be made Tor TIC
fransfer of NAL To and from the traine.
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day, lls successor, was col I, damp. di,-
agreeable DAY, wi h the sun and the heavy
a. uds struggling for the supremacy
neither gaining the advantage. There II
one conso hion, however, and chat IL thRi
this changa IA weather which is spring.
summer, autumn and winter u obmb ned.
What kind Of weather we shall hava 10 day
remains to DO seen, .or no mortal man can
fOretCll IL,
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vHEATltICNI NOTES.

The musical and dramatic entert iinment
IN he siyen next Monday evening at the
Dallas opera house Tor the benefit OF the
Episcopal rectory, It is said, will be the
event OF the season. IL is under the super.
vision OF Mrs Marie Isabelle Hammond,
nee Bale Boy d, who has wide reputation
OF being one of the bert readers IN this
country. She will be- assisted by Mrs,
Coke, nee Rosser, Miss Dixie Crooks, OF
sherman. and Others. The entertainment
will DO sparkling continuously with sur
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coKE's OALLAHTRY.

According % our Washington special Of
yesterday, Mrs. Burch,ll IS likely 20 come
out winner in the contest for the Fort
Worth postoffice. Those of our people vho
do not sympsthize wnh either a political o.
personal Il ght on woman will be ! 'aseG
with the news. The G-z':te has Yet g.
hear Of any good and suite ent cause ior
Mrs. Burcneli's removal, other tnsn per
sonal or polit cal one, and Senator Cox.
has the thanks Of our people for his action
In the premises.
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A Youthful Pnrricidc.

WoBrHK0ros, MIss, Feb Is. The mys-
terry surrounding The death OF Martin Riley
farmer near Adrian. whose dead body
was found In a hsy stack, ha' been cleared
up by the confession OF II lsy's thirtee n
Year old daughter who declared that W
liam, a SIX cen year oil son OF the deceased =,
committei the crime IN retaliation for pun
ishment inflicted oy his father. The boy
has nod
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RAILWAY SPIKES.

The cid rumor that Huntington, who II
is rumoied will shortly visit Texas, intends
Wasing war with the Texas & Pacific on that
portion of the line he cont OILS for some
ninety miles east Of FL Paso and over
which the Texas & Pacific reaches that
point hiss been revived here In railroad cir
Giles. The rumor that there 10 to be ma.
terial change rmong the officials ofthe Gould
liner In this 81 ate lacks continuation.
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PURlM BALL.

The Ladies ii .brew Benevo lent Associe'
tion are making extensive preparations TO
rive y grand purim ball I'm asquerade) esr-
" In March, aud they are determined to
make 1t eclipse anything of the kind ever
before given in Dallas. They will spare no
psins to m AXE Il a grand success. and b,ing
under the patronage OF these ladies 1t can.
not but be. Get your costu mes ready and
bear the coming ball in mind.
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Fi,. Per,ons Drowned.

PADUcAH, KY, Feb. 15.-Whie John
Beatty was Ct empting to convey his wife,
three children aud Two young aides, named
Wea' herforJ across the backwater near
Newbeuy, on the Tennessee, the skih
dashed against tree anl was upset. Mrs.
Beatty, 1t tho children aud one of the young
ladies were drowned.
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SAD i.Ws,

A dispatch from Yolo county, California,
to Mr.. Vim. b lseriug, OF Pearl street, an
nounccs the death, on February 10 at his
residence in that county, OF Mr.. Edward
DYER, tho father Of Mrs. Bslsterling, u gem
tlemsn held in nigh esteem. Mr.. and Mrs.
B. have The sympathy OF large circle oil
friopda In n az
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frank james in Alabama.

NASHVILLE, Feb. l5.-The Amoricln's
Huntstlls, Alt6ami, special say: Frals
James' arrival is the general t0g'c
OF discussion. Many cpphcstnns to
see him 10 all Were refused by the author
tiles. He says he will meet every case
against him. having DISPOSED OF seven of
the eleven indie, lund aglins. him.
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W. 8. Freeman CHANGED In at the Crutch-
held house at q late hour Thursday night,
and throwing himself into chair was soon
peacefully slumoering. He awoke TO md
ored boy OF taking it. The proprictor
rounded The boy up, who confessed t. find
ing il on the floor and handed 1t over. II
contained $3.50 and was turned over to the
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Weak people should use Samaritan Ner
Vine the great nerve coDQueror.
COMPLIMENTARY RAIL-,

The Queen City Guards are making
rrsnd preparations for their grand ball
CONN imentary to the Cleburne Light
Guards, which comes Of on the evening o.
The 10Th inst. Tnose who take an interes
IN our local military should assist the boys
and encourage them by their presence on
that occasion. Captain Frank Wheat ol
the Guards Is lsboring hard to make the
ball success.
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a Battle with Cowboys.

DrApwooD. Feb. deterioration was
received lew days az, tina, an attempt
would be maze by cowooys TO rescue Jesse
Crudfnr arrested for horse telling at
Aues Civ, Montana, and en- route for
Dead wood. A posse lit tn assist the off,
GERS. Arriving at Stonevil e, seventy I've
miles north OF Deed good, yet
terday, the posse Was attacked BY COW.
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are looking for the great floods of spring goods that
are to overflow their COUNTERS and SHELVES and
show their business tact anxious to widen the Chan
mel for the reception of those beautiful lines Of Novelties
and to give their Customers the Chance to buy Cheap
Goods offered greatly reduced prices such goods
that still needed by the people and which do not
want to carry over;
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bows. A man NAMED o Hira w,s h. 81
AMI Fred Williams was wounded, . e
cowboy named Cunningham wa
killed ard another. name lucknow n,
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g. B. Myerr, Bheboygsu, Wis. says:
II recommend Browns Iron Bitters III
general debility, loss Of appetite and want
of nkrar n n
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Every smoker shou : try Little Jok q
GOyERNOn J. @. BROWN

Governor John y. Brown, general solici
Tor OF the Gould l,res with besdq nsrters at
81. Louis, arrived In the city yesterday
morning from Narshall BY special coach
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" III E R z z y II e,

come and ALL buy heavy Boots and Shoes, heavy
Blankets and Comforts heavy Salts and Overcoas heavy
Dress Goods and Cashmeres, heavy Ladies' and Cents
Underwear Come and be surprised by
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WrnhcIlrhillln., VIII.

BosroS, Feb. l5.-rle will OF Wendell
Phillips makes no public requests. II s
property, $3.50 900 10 vnlup is given 20 his
widow aud adopted daughter.
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OvrRCnAT THIEVES.

In the county court yesterday morning
George Hunter and j. J. Henry both
pleaded guilty 10 the theft OF overcoais, and
the court gave them each five days imprie
onment In the county isi.
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NEW York. Fso. BIB eves--Raceipi,
lao. including 600 for expectation. NJ M
ket fairly active, closed firmer; 81 per bead
higher with full clearance. The extremes
for tteers were s 20 TO 1915; for general bus
mess So 20 to 81 20. Sheep receipts 5.loO
trade fair, prices frac ion higher; ordinary
TO good sheep 50 90. to 1928; prime do. 80 %
10 81 co; one car load sold at 81 );
lambs 1925 to $I75. Flour hrm.
Wheat spot lots were oull.
Options opened IA to IL lower, later re
covered from the decline, advanced 3-S to
10, closing strong. the highest prices rul-
ing Exports 800. UDgraded red, SIS to
Sl.l0; No 3 red, $l.05: No. red, 81. 10 IL
o$l. 10 So Corn-Spnt lots dull and low
or. Options opened IA TO | 2 lower, later
advanced IL to "a cl )sinR firm. UnRrad-
I'd, SO to 65 No. 3, 60; steamer, 90 "a 10 66
IA. Coiiee-Spot, fair; Rio, firm, at II IL
20 10 "a Options opened 3 higher, later
lost the advance, closing barely
steady. Rio No. I, February, 10 %.
Sales, 1000 bags OF RIO No. Z; February,
10 70 TO 10 80; March, 1910 TO 10 50; April
1885 TO 1890; May, 1875 TO II OO Jane,
IL 10. July, IL 90 to ll.05. Sugar firm ana
fairly active refined quiet at 8 3 4 TO 3 7 s.;
extra clarified, 6 to g | 4; whit extra a mi
led, 3.s 10 IL; of A. 6 S to rs; pow
dered, 77S; Cuoas, rs. Molasses quiet
nut steady. Rice firm and fairly &C i've
Bran du Pork firm; new. SlS 10 SlS..1
Beef quiet but steady. Cut meats qniet
but firm. Lard weak; prime steam, 100.
COTTON STATEMENT.
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S'f RS : 60 Az {. M|TTENTHAL S's 2a = SO

and easier. at 81 OF i-2 to sll0. Cotton
seed oil dull and unchanged. Sight on New
York, Sl.50 per $1,000 premium sterling.
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