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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-25
BOnner's Success.

w. +. Il. Shanks' letter.
Mr.. Bonner is one of the few really self
made men, and one of the substantial few
His history of sixty years is well known to
most readers, but / think the following
anecdotes illustrative Of him have never
been properly told He had been advertised
quite largely in his way in The Herald,
sometimes taking as much as two columns to
announce a blood curdling tale by Sylvanus
Cobb Jr., or some other of his sensational
storywriters. On one occasion he went to
The Herald with a six-line advertisement,
which he wished inserted once in each
column Of one Of the advertising pages the
rest of the column and page to Ike bla k.
The clerk, taking the advertisement, re-
ferred it to joseph Elliott, then the
publisher of The Herald, to whom MIR.
Bonner said, Cant have page to myselff'
Certainly you can" was the reply Can't
Ihave twoi Bonner asked. Yes" Cant
l have four.' II guess So" allow about
eighth Elliot had to consult with Hudson
or Bennett and there was some mechanical
difficulty
Bonner had to content himself with his six
line advertisement inserted twenty four
times, at cost for the single days publica-
ton OF about s., 600 But he always claimed
to have "bluffed" The Herald. The apparent
absurdity of repeating the same little an
nouncement in twenty-four columns caused
his minister to demonstrate with Bonner on
his extravaganza. why do you adopt such
business methods he was asked. Solely to
make you and others notice them" was his
sagacious reply. Such methods were the
bases of the splendid fortune which enables
him to own Dexter, Rarus, Maud s., and to
house them like princes in a palatial stable.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-25
II WOKE ONE DAY"


CTlme.l
woke one day to find that Youth was goin1
With Time, who takes good things and III
To join vague procession, ever growing,
OF ghosts who people dreamland still;
Those whom the years have rent world wide
asunder,
Old friends once daily looked upon;
Some toll upon this earth and some rest
under,
No doubt: and do some still regret, wonder
The glad old days. the good time gone!
Time rakes away his dust heap of dead roses
OF empty cups, Of broken vows,
Spent love, and all dim memory discloses,
The morning after Youths carouse;
He shows us shades Of unforgotten faces,
We hear the voices far away,
OF jewellers who leave US still some traces
OF songs whose echoes haunted old halting.
places,
Where night was often turned to day.
And many rest in sleep by dreams unbroken
BY winds unswept, by stars unseen,
Never to speak again as they have spoken,
Or know lost joys that might have been.
When slow departing summer day YET
fingers
Between the purpling western bars,
When winds sound faint, as il some fay-ofl
singers
Were touching harps with tired, trembling
fingers;
We see lost eyes smile I'm the stars.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-25
Childrenss Novelties,

Little girls are wearing odd bangle brace
lets made of silver, the bangles being Of ivory
tusks sea-beans and carved images
New cambria waists for boys show designs
Of fox-hounds, elephants and race horses, in
blue red and brown
Wide satin ribbon sashes are worn by girls
Of all ages. Saimon-pink. sea-foam green,
myrtle green, pale blue, yellow. and cardinal
are the favorite colors
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-25

philadelphia Times.l


Cazas y Ochoa died q hero. He was Span
hrd in the government civil service. At the
time of the collision Of the steamers Gijon
and Laxham, a few weeks ago, he was a pas
enger on the former In the midst of the
Mnic he remained leaning over the rail of
the fated steamer. He declined to enter the
small boat because he thought another per-
son would endanger the safety Of all The
vessel had settled in low water by this time
and was swaying to and fro violently The
persons in the small boat shouted good-by
He lit a cigarette, adjusted his gold-bowed
eyeglasses and then waved his hand A sec
ond later the steamer reared ard then dived
straight down into the sea.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-25
Engagement Bracelets.


Engagement bracelets are more used than
engagement rings. Some OF them are very
pretty. being set with diamonds, rnbies and
sapphires, and having the initials OF the en-.
gagei pair engra we'd on the back Of the lock.
Chain bracelets are extensively worn, and
are far more popular than bangles. Silver
Is preferred by great many people to gold.
II is more stylish and never looks shoddy.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-25
Good Detective Work.

Bank President-Ahl Hawkshaw, l am
sorry to see you back So soon. Youevidently
did not catch up with our cashier before he
reached Canada!
Detective found him at Niagara Falls,
and got all of the stolen funds back.
"What the whole $4,000. Well, well!
That's glorious. You brought him back
with you, suppose"
mo; had no power to arrest him, because
he was on the Canadian side"
THE Canadian side. Then how under the
sun did you get the money!
swell, you see, he took ride, and after
be paid his fare l robbed the hackman.'
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-25
TWO OF A KIND.
Kind or Evolution which Mr.. Oar.
win Fails TO Elucidate.


IBurdet1e in Brooklyn Eagle.l
Did you ever notice a catfish snubbing hts
way along the Lore Of tho creek. How he
noses his way slowly along up the little inlets,
along bits Of driftwoood, around chunks OF
clay. He never hurries, doesn't often appear
to find anything, isn't particularly anxious
10 keep in the shade, doesn't seem to care
very much whether you see him or not; he
just snubs along the shore, idly, noiselessly,
with never q splash or ripple; he nibbles al
some inedible substance once in a while and
then abandons it, drifts on little farther,
finds a worm or a bug, swallows it with the
air Of fish who ha found what he has beer
searching for along five miles Of coast line
and disappears into deep water
Now do you know, the catfish develops
into man. Here is field for Mr.. Darwin
Any warm, very warm, sunny day ON the
Ohio river, when the water is low enough to
be yellow, you can see the man who j,
evolved from this catfish. He has a low
skin, unusually square at each en1; it isn't
exactly n scow, it looks as though he intended
% make it sharpbowed, but lacked energy
enough to draw the sides quite together II
is the dirtiest skif on the river. A hard
rain or sweeping freshet makes it dirtier.
The rowlocks are bits of sapling stuck ir
holes The man who owns that boat will
hunt for days for bit of growing timber
the right size rather than white down
piece Of hickory. He rows along the still
river with the motions and the instincts of q
catfish. He never hurries. His oars drop
into the water without q splash, and he
softly raises them without a ripple. He
noses his way along the bank. The spectacle
Of this man rowing down the middle Of the
stream is rs rare Us sunshine ut picnic
Sometimes he wants to cross over to the
other shore, but then he rows very rapidly in
midstream, the only time he is ever known
to make any exertion. Along the shore is his
favorite haunt, and here he and the catfish
are twins, and he the dirtier and lazier. He
paddles suspiciously and noiselessly up to
bits Of driftwood, occasionally hauling some
broken plank aboard his craft. He has a
sluggish but wary eye for floating casks and
kegs: like the other catfish he rejects four
ffths of the things he inspects, and what he
accepts appear to give him very little pleas
ure. You never meet either of this party in
clear waters or on cold days But il the sun
is hot the water muddy, a sense of malaria
present in the adjacent swamps, you may
wander along the bank Of the river and look
for the catfish snubbing along the shore. And
when you have found him lift up your eyes,
and To- the man i'm the boat is not one hun
dred yards away. And you will wonder
which Of the twain evolved the other.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-25
staircase Carpcs.

The staircase should always be carpeted.
at least with narrow carpet running down
the center, even il the stairs be Of handsome
wood, wax polished. The unyislding surface
Of the wood Is very trying TO the feet
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-25
Design for q Statue.

tJohn Symes
II were called upon to design statue that
hould practically represent "Liborty En-
tightening the World woald merely pho
ograph the newsboy, standing on the street
Nrner, holding aloft in outstretched hand
md crying his daily papsrA
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-25
New York SUM-

New OK sun
Doctor who has been sent for at . n. ny
Madam, pray send at once for the clergy
man, and, if you want to make your will
for the lawyer. Madam-(horrifei)-
gracious' Is it so dangerous. doctorl Doc
tor-Not bit OF it.; but don't want to b
the only fool who has been disturbed in
aleep for nothing.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-25
a Big Kite.

Kite flying on large scale was attempted
by New York man lately, who let out
huge ..fioater" sixteen feet high and eleven
feet wide from the roof of a Grand street
house II required the united strength Of
four men to hold the soaring monster, and the
wind becoming too strong it had to De taken
dour
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-25
In /. sudden Emergency.


A Michigan editor. on discovering fire,
rushed out into the street shouting: Con
fiayrntiou! Conhagrationl. Confagration!,.
Approximate hither with the implements Of
deluge and extinguish this combustion The
Office devil now sits in tie editorial chair.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-25
For Grease Spots.
fPh.lndal.,h;a Call

Dry buckwheat -four if repeatedly applied
will entirely remove the worst grease spots
on carpets or any other wooden cloth, and
viii answer as well as French chalk for
grease spots on silk.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-25
Ne Cheery as Meals.

Be pleasant at meal times, il you cannot
any hour in the day. II is powerful aid to
digestion to have the mind CHEEKY and bright
when taking our feed
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-25
Social Unplea..usne.s I'm Georgia.

lJonesboro Gazette
Too much sectarianism is damaging to a
mall town, like Jonesboro.
Prejudice, malice, hatred and envy are the
our essential qualities that make up devil.
The prevailing motto Of the day is you
ill my dog, I'll kill your cat
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-25

Bangs are seldom seen now, the hair being
brushed straight backfrcm the forehead, and
arranged in little "beau-catchen7 over each
temple.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-25

Brown viii be as fashionable for tailor
made dresses this fall, as grey was last
spring
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-25

Pink is to Be the fashionable coior Tor al
evening drsesss nsxt winter.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-25
Great Scheme.
Exchange

A New York tailor has hit it 1t is simply
double or false vest pocket in which to
carry cigars Those which you smoke your
self are entirely invisible, but those you have
Tor your friends peep temptingly out from
over the edge. A man who wears such a
pocket and is cautious. may get a reputati
among the cigar fiends for smoking cellar.
dooros, but he will save no end Of .na....
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-25

IIlOLuOu FuMCn-I
Edwin-These confounded French dutfes
don't seem 70 understand their own language,
Angy.
Angelina-Not as You speak it, love, BY
the way, would recommend you always TO
speak French in France when you have any
thing Of q confidential nature 10 impart &c
one before the natives So many Of them
understand lttls English, you knowi
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-25

sRemus, how fur am de sun rom de earf,-
well, Glenn, idees differs bout dat Some
tinks hits furder and udders links 'taint 50
fur
sUm, jesse. But what's yo' idee bout dem
spots on do solarum dat FOLKS talk 'boutr
swhy, Glenn, dem spots am muffin mo- dan
Dc hsads % q nails dat hols de sun onto Dc
~"
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-25

XNyANTED-A gentleman wishes small
w room End board in private house,
where there not many boarders. Price,
a. l32dlw
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-25

XXyWANTED-A young man of sober and In.
w dustrious habits, who writes good
hand and is expert ut figures, wishes stua-
ton as clerk or boOkkeper in o hardware or i'm
plement store. Has some experience In the
business, and wishes to perfect himself Not
afraid OF work, aud can furnish the best OF ref
erences. Address IN - this office. 1s3d6t'
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-25

VXyANTED-A party with few hundred dol
w lars to engage In small jobbing bus
mess in this city, Address TX, 3" this Office.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-25

VITANTED-An intelligent, industrious and
w reliable man and woman (the fewer
children the better to lead in the work on the
farm aud in the house one OF the best farms
in Kansas; all the modern Improvements:
Acceptable parties can have an interest IN anu
eventually own the property. This is rare
chance for superior parties others need not
apply references required wanted the first OF
March 1855. Address Corn and Cattle,
this ONCE l27tt-30f
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-25

NYANTED-A house of four or five rooms
w within four blocks of Douglas avenue.
ENQUIRE of Arkansas River Lumber Co. l21f
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-25

NVyANTED-A few day or week boarders;
w home comforts and good fare. ii. NJ
Dean, at Bloss 4 Melvin's carriage shop, or 9TH
house south OF Williams on Main, west side
lv2,lcss
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-25

NATURALIZATION buyers to know that we
w have for sale all the best lands near Gar
den Plain TAYLOR Il PIKE.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-25

NyANTED-A nurse girl Apply at +.
w Furlong's. cor. Topeka ave. and First
- l9--tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-25

XNANTED-Land-bu buyers to know that il Ia
w to their interest to go to Garden Plain
cal Estate Agency to buy lands.
d-5-tf TAYLOR 4 PIKE.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-25

Two RENr-Three room house on south Mar
j kct street. Inquire Of J. NJ. Hay.
12pdIws
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-25

ITO RENT-Two pleasant furnished front
i rooms on south Emporia avenue, second
house south of Waterman street Lodgers only.
l32d6ts MIS- SHARP.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY reLEgnApu

BuFFALo Jan 81 -Canlc- 300 beod. ,o-
weck mus tar 1900 bead; for time last week 100
t s cothed 90 through l3l market fyhcr; Extra
9iotH 20 <I4s 5Oi Good 10 Choice SOefs % a s8 s,
ght 10 far - Gp0Si %; Mixed Buchrfa : 4Oas "a,
TAT h MM'uur :! 4Odtj 80; oxen SlaTJ 49, Cows and
htiHrs - "OItf 49, Stockcrs. y 75qfi 30.
Hae'P -lt"'elp3 today, 1900 head for Tins far
l'OO neal Tor same tine last week 5000 hsa 0nsigne
through cars market FAIR Fair Good Wostem 81 20
81 Choice 10 Fancy, - PASS 1j. Cov.no1 s3as4,
western Lambs. 81 50ds6 s6 Cauadas 80 8Or ~ - '
Hog1-Ecccipts today, $500 head OG week thus far
$500 head; Tor lime last week O0u al ons1gnsd
through, ~ market higher Good Choice Yorkers
80 lOnfB -, Ight Mixed, ~ ajdSG o.: G.l Med,np1
81 25atO 40 Choice Heavy S6 4jaSG tj P.gs - 500
,cmc,Go, Jan. 2l.,-The Drorrrs Joa,ao, reports.
ia4 PIX Sn% a ' .b59 b59eF gaGs9se a. 22S; . ~ PACK
80 80; Skips, s3 jO0f5 .. Cattle Rtft.yts BON.
shipments, l4l market stronger and 10 higher exports
ga % - Good 70 81 oce shipping - 40d Common =;
Mrdum, - e. 40 30. fhecpRe pie. Ht0J; -bpns
Good ~ % = 1l Choice 10 Extra, - 7jas1 jO Texas
Sheep -"0Sl. Tbe JCuTHats Liverpool special quoted Cao
unchanged Best Americans ljci sheep, lc. oweri bet
EAST LIBERTY Jan 2l.-CoiHe- Receipts. 3 bead; shin.
n's 90 head market dull prices about higher than
Hoos-Rcccpfs 1885 head; shipments. Go head; market
hTm; Piildephas. % 3OHf6 30. Workers, g. 510Sj
oh' eccpt., 1900 head; shipments J,2pl, market 6rm
Al an advance OF 10 over saturdays closing.
ST LOUIS Jan. zl.-Hogs higher; Recelpa $500 heal;
shipments lSO head Light and Heavy Packers, - 900
50 lui Butchers - 1896 10; Extra, ~ TO- fB D.
Cdtie-ReCepts. 700 head; Shipments 800 head market
hTmi Exp0Tters 20 20af6 JU Good TO Choice shippers
~ IS.
SheSp-ncepts 1900 head shipments 900 head: marEe.
nrn common T. sedum " 50G$3 50, Far So 7jdt4 80
GOOD TO ChOlCc, 81 OO0 ~ 30.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
rUvvopK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JANUARY o. 1894

shall wholly tured In thls countyi ana
shall be published here II not sinuit anpsy, ofion
within thirty or sixty days after itF ist Prid sav
allowing TOR tTansatiOns Tcasonaply ioHh'' F
from three 60 six months. ~, os irstice
Make the amendment the simple LIouhI VI J''
and irrcspectivo OF what other countries may "o' .
The publisher accompanied it by letter 10 MI
Dorshemer, making the following points III It's
favor. - ,,.,,,,
II places all authors precisely the M saie Ne S,i,
The American author makes ms DooA heIe 'i W.
author il only required IA do The same ,,,l,or lv
D n encourages and benefits the A9erlGli ~ b iG
removing from competition with his DOCKS 'uo '"''P
q If removes all reasonable object ions from te Pall6 6
maker- printers, binders and others Oh 'He Oi''"
states. .- 80. ,,,,tr,, tho n-occaa OF
bis York win have ample time to submit elthcr
H. Ms ar Icttcurcss and arrange for III publication III
M countrv before giving 10 10 the public az home
r n reGIircs no international treaty or foreign COT
rcspOndencc I'm the subject. ~. .,
g. n is in the line Of Justice. and sets an example 10
nlhcr nalons which lhoy VIII be Ikcy to IoIoN.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
COTTON YARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL Jan. 2l-l2:30 D mCotton acuyci Middlins
r-,i,rJs j.lid: do. orleans 0is ~ac'. lAuoO DsIe'
nnd,ns 900 lor speculation and export receipts - "
na.s .Illmg 500 bales AmeTcdn utti'r- pianos
low Nlddumg clause January AMI t,u,,nus JcInnery'
ga a-1 Z 5 odd DO. February and March dch'ey,
: ygsHsd. do April and May delivery, l-'4d u"' May
"a fnre teiyrry i6id. Futures dull out st'a3A o-o
o ~ ma -Cdtt0n-Ihe sales of the DAY lA '"l't ,,oV
halle. american. Midulng Upands, 5'Sii DO orleans
l-lUd. ,,...-,. 1-rioudo rov N,I1UIne clause,
FrrnaTy and March delivery 0'tid do Alih ana May
delivery, Cd ,,.... r-,,a,1s Toyr N15linr clause,
March and ApTl delivery 6l-oidi do juno anu JuS ~
~ m =, ot;on- Futurcs-Upands low MddhnS clause
MAY and June delivery. 5.64d Futures closed hul
G.tvE.roN inn Zl.-CottOn steadyi Mdilng los'i Low
Nt,diltnV Good ordinary, g oluci net I,''P'
377 bales gross 737 bales; Exports 10 HtSt hl1H,
n S9i baaa. 10 France, - bales 10 tlc ointment ii
bales; Coastwise bales: sales, 935 odl, s'o'A oo'''A
bales. ,.-
sAyAyvAu Jan. 9lCoon qniet Mldn, .,n,s ,"d. ~.
Middling 51tc Good Ordinary -loc h,t qit
bales gross. 1875 bales; Exports TO Gtyat h' , eales;
bars 10 Fruuce bales; 10 the continent p'..t,C IA
Coastwse IS6 bales; sales 600 bales' Lass e'eun'e' "
bales: stock. o3,0lj 0a.eS
NEw.ORIRANs Jan. 2l-Cotton quiet httin& -, -. n,
Low Mdding 10 1lGci Good Ordinary lllDc he h!,est
ceipta bales gross, b,39t Ddesi fAli : ,,rrnt
britain V04 bales 10 France 1902 bales, TO ne .st
bglcs COastWse, 500 bales, sales, J,UlV U''of '~
evening, - bales. stock, 4li,6li bales
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
Ncw 1)nbllcatlons.
HARPER & BROTHERS, New York.
PUBLISH THIS DAY:
TROJA. BY DIR. SCHLIEMANN.

TROJA. BY DIR. SCHLIEMANN.
TROJA Results OF the Latest Researches and Discoveries
Oh the site Troy and in the Heroic Tumnh and
other Sites made in the Year 1892 and Narrative Of Jour
ney IN the Troad in 1881. by Henry schemann LID
Author OF "Ios." &c Preface by Professor a H. sayce
With 80 wOodcus Maps and Plans svO, cloth, 81 90
In "Troa the laboOus explorer has given TO the world
the latest and as believes the final Tesuli OF his re-
searches in the Troad hus summed MP work upon
which he has engaged for than twelve years-a
longer period suced for the sege and capture OF
legendary city, He has had obstacles OF tho most pro
vokng and embarrassing kind continually thrown In Ills
way Turkish employees done all in their power to hede
him: Turkish guards In his pay have been unaitu to
him; his labors looked upon with SUSPICION and
from TO time they have either been forbidden altogether
have been permitted conditions the observance OF which
would have rendered Of little II needs no com
perseverance 80 through with troublesome and SO
exactng work DR.. SChemann had taken IN hand lie
has hsd his reward amply than he had ventured to look
for When began his task the site OF Troy had been Tor
long subject OF discussion. His object was to find Troy
itself discover by the remains OF city which
would correspond with tho old traditional account Of what
archaeological research His twelve years work
brought for him the fufmen o; his most ambitious
hopes satisfied himself that nc has NJ last found out
Identified and brought to light tho vcraba remains OF
the uonero Troy London Times.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
LONDON. TIvFRpOOL, BREM

trolcum. 3s....LONDON, LIVERPOOL, BREMEN or
, dRd a n @ sHp nP q fav2n9a sfHse S &94e
EiIzhBETW Hriiih big i5 tons general cargo rates
STOCKHOLM, Norwegian bark. 23u tons General c'rgo
hcgtfcsds. Zoe MATAN2Hs. o,h thence at S0ao0c p'
FH0yiSToNs- PORK The fc lug. is a lue stronger N
per DBL demand from shlpPlag s 5o some% hat bGteT
Sales 200 b.- css spot Sl4 7,2"S ~ 3 G6l' Choce
Ccar Back. si7 s7sois 80; EE%a prime * o@si'i
ny -rr . M. isl.. CivExra India Mcss. f-t 4S'Gln
aud si7.n teTces patcaccf si9 Qsl3 :..gIEf nA.a
MiAT.-Aitethc the iu usScs- noted during tnc past week
peFld anq rs 1 GP lc PCtIcd bellies i,' W @
= 1t4 ayerlgc quoted 7Ac+ city Picked shonlders.
80 ~iaakdd liam. Giilac.. MiDDLEs b.Se sri
,ae ' r,r m eny a. ] 1r u ,ne ~ ytSs as to pro-
Long and short Clear, hall and laf 7t~7 &c DRESSED
to iighi u c: P.ss EARD-rTcSaa'i' ton4.
m rcca Ma anG e m 2fP @ "a Si lSs e i wes hS op
ing market vac tolus hieher aerHa ard waSeT ceiling
began strengthen. and leaving at The best rates or as
c da' Oh as igo uG,f c February a9Id c. co.in e09
closing @9.Qc 500 tcs May 0IQ42Z.ci closing 81
S5c@ seller yen qqPq1sgS PSsS.S i9G@2sd ea5isd
o25c for Continent 656c for south America BUT
IEH and qgt but very rn , m EGGs ,1 SaSG sitSd
inquiry: saie a9d henn,yya52i S@'oc' western anu
EICE-Cnchangcd. and moderately active. ,
sUGAR-Iiaw on the spot quiet, steady and unchanged
Fair 3sc options duh and weak sales 20 tons talr & i9r
February 54od5G6 March, 555s3G6 April boda52 S52
options firm but stn very quiet Ianqary;. 7Z2,2SS
$5 February eS March 1upe 57 Ar4T r46
on the spo, prices were, weaker CIT Loaf
Granalated, i3I6cI Mould a" &C. SOnieoiio9ers
DO, 7%G STANDARD I,Go co On aassc Se
c. Ga6i4c Yellow 5laa57sc
STEARlNE-Iard dull and nominal, city quoted at
02c sales 70 tcs No l, 7lec Oeomargarine quiet and
TNLIOW quiet and prices unchanged, Prime City quot
cd at 7 l.lCC sales, $4,000 u A3d7 ll.lOc.
IEA-On the spOtJapan and black strong md igher
panfred japan u @a7c Daske do, l7i2ajoc FoImosa
oolung ~ 2d45c FoOchOw % 3d4Sc; Annoy lSd29c con
gou i6a4Gc. japan options steadyj l50Ooo n sold at
23 for February; iSc for March and 2'2a2i4c tor
Ap and 20 &C for May Bick or future delivery higher
10000 d fOrA April sold 32isGJ2lsC.