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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-03
TIE TAX OF The DAY.

Engineer Melville has not yet begun to write the name
OF his patron the OF the polar continent
chiefly because he hasn't thus far found his patton.
Frequently II Is only when what Thomas Hughes would
call the Grand Pglaver OF q country meets that the
unsuspecng inhabitants find ont how prosperous they
really Thus. the speech from the lhrone at tue
opening of the Canadian Parliament yesterday repre-
seuted the Dominion goose hanging especially hgh.
From "A reading of the antiGOyernment papers we haf
become convinced that that bird at Its last gasp
= Hulialo Express.
An Arizona editor having got his rival in jail for assault
ana battery. thus gloats him: Onr quondiin con-
temporary IL lying rs usual-his time in Jail We un-
dersand that the saloonkeepors are moving heaven ana
earth to get hhl out their business has fallen on since
no has leen c0Oped When he gels out what thirst he
will nave"
In the Jsl.Dfqd Dr. Richardson shows how sick room
may be rupUled with salt air A mixture Is prepaIcu
containing per cent oLOnic ether 22 cent OF sea
salt and enough iodine Ia uake saturated solution,
Two ounces the preparation are dlunsed through t
ROOM short int .ryas by an atolllIer me ar - sai
have tho bracing effect OF sea ar anu mas Po"c'ui
dslntecuug qualities. i Philadelphia Record
THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE says that the country papers
OF this state are running HOaiys message AS serial
Not one OF them has attempted anything OF the KIM.
Divided chapters Of reasonable lenStn tue Sssase
Wpud have lasted till after the next election anu tnat
the readers would not stand-.sandusky Register
Cincinnati expects to have a cable road
The sleigh bells tinke merrily.
The moon shines cold and bright,
And Clarbers laugh cheerily
Rings out upon the night
The grind aud cracke OF the snow
IL music TO her ear,
she only thinks " How fast We go"
Nor has she nor fear;
Happy behind the dying span
she sits beside her VIII.
Who thinks {" wonder II can
Get trusted for the bill
-tBoston Post
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-03

Isn't this rather an unfortunate admission to
come from tho New-York organ of the Cleveland
Democracy "Whencver "A lawyer in Wisconsin
or Michigan rctires from tho business now,' says
The World the telegraph reports that he is proba-
bly, going into Mr.. Cleyelands Cabinet" This is
"A most natural assumption for the telegraph to
make. Ii Cleveland is III to be President. we can
think of no lawyer in Wisconsin or Michigan who
might not reasonably aspire to n seat in his Cabi-
net. Does The Horid expect servant to be greater
than his lord
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
STATE or TRADE.

DDD ESTlC MARKETS.
.G 5ia 3S's saei %ss @ t'
s15G soSs "a aG 1r 5os o. do o o' @
q : g. a2: E - a % @cse sap'fr5ss ansf
soathera Red soG;Gc DO AMBER s. 10 Mary
s@@cs & Jannary ~ ;lse February s53 s87c May,
whiie e DO yellow " ssse Ss' western @ MHe
spot gs IanaaI 4oa a , ; dns fsprsay Az
350aGci Western White. 3i055c. do Mixed 80 953e
rsians no@nay 9ssy Ness PORK ss - Flour
z3so 6bs' Wheat 2Qgg ogsn Corn 5000 ensh5 pats pats
oats 100 oush saies-wheat 53oooO Ou'h Corn 10000
Boston. Mass Jan 25Flour quiet but strong.
s. 750tj TO- Corn quiet and nomnily unchange steanec
5sOm r @ ana MnGd w - 40 Gr SS WS
s7aa5sc shorts and Mddllngs qalet but sieay ecspi.
5000 oash; rye 1900 bushi snorts 1000 bush
wsss 1d Ssn 5 5 Se DSs 20 sr S
NosheT3 m SasS At s bush s do "a ooS Sc S1o @
ps oer SS sG ea @ rse? o az wife i Winter a
nc s, sd @ %eS "a a. sH Witt Corn or 4 % % sse' NO no. Mixed
SOC Barley stronger :ailroad freig6t' steady wneal
-flcnr g2oo Obis Wheat 900 BUSH Cora ~ 900
SSs con Sop
ley. 1000 bush.
Ss SO &c. ga G al
!@rd inactive AZ g. 80 Baikaeass quiet shoulder
s ss''S shsSP VIZ Tss' 'sS
S9 q S sstss soS sa& d5 s
Winter Wheat 50 j0as4 %; Spring Wheat 50 00g5 90
Minnesota Bakers SO jdSt To- Patents, 81 - 1f1 O0
Low Grades s2 25A t3 CO. Rye Flour So 00@ s3 = barrels
Wheat active and higher sales ranged January 7Gi0lsc
closing at 7h htG7o2c February 7Gs407gsc. closing at
79c March lOsc. closing at lose; May, s39Sj2cp
DO 66a Sc; No. Red 7sc. No Rcd 6eS07c Corn
9uiet and rnerj sales ranged: Cash c closing
SAcs January IA ta36c closing at 3ic February "a y
6So Sc closing at "a a35c; MAY. 377sG3sc closing at
s ssss 8 h45sy g. sls
III ss So cSns s,Sng At VI ~ Mc s1
$6 55 January SO "a ia closing at s 75,
February 50 75ass2 closing at SO so March So 92ia
ss 81 sSor. s Pss. fS s 1906
bbls. Wheat, 10000 bushi Corn. 24s6OO bush: oats
$4,000 bushi Rye 5000 bushi Barley 10000 Shipments
-Flour 10000 bbsi Wheat 10, 900 bushi Corn 10000
bush Oats $4,000 Dushi Rye, 1000 bush Barley $4,000
bush.
mand market ruled Hrm; Western and
Super, s22o9s2 5o do Extra ~ 6Ogs30o penusyvanla
81 26 Delaware Family S. 76GSi 50 Winter Wheat Patent
speculation quiet steady car lots strong and aetye
No Red In export elevator SSc No Delaware Red do.
s7cj Mol Pennsylvania Red 9Oc No Red January, 8s
ae4c, February, y5sds54cI March 81 I5gs7 Sc., April,
car ear ' lots were a ar@ a Mi1sd track gle. ss
{or local 2049cJ do In grain depot lSc No
ni1sd n export elevator Hse No rsb 1sa
Aph osssyc.r q: .sfess rejected Mhits g
No 3White. 81 9i No. White 10 53otc futures STEADY
but quiot No. White January. HaG56c.; February ~
SSsS Marcn sssssc q oeHsss,ptsnFi6Sa5 SSS PSs,
shpmsnis-whesI 3o00 6ush. Corn si.0o0 bush.i osta
4OO0 bush
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LYrsroo. Jan. 2Provlsioas Bacon Gu noeraaa Gss
37s OH Long Ce,r Mdilos 32s 3dj 5loet Cear Middes
AS dd SHORT Rios. 3is gLi 5ioili,ra 5M oi per cwc
Bect-ii5s for Extra Indap Me'y prWe Mess s.,srn
6ss. Western. 5gs. Lari-Ameroan ses or Prime West
Cheese.Amerlc.n Choice 57s 6L whe,t0hei wsst,si
tai No q Spring 8s 9d, New Western Winter Is M New
MiIsd Western. 5s 3ld California No. e. od S7s 9d
old oa 3D. do New 50 3D. per osn, Prodpcesp,sIt'
Renned Petroeum ia per gallon, Glover sset. Amsrcln
Red. 49s per cwt TAloy-3js IL p,r owl RosnrUon
s. Sd Pale D. Oh Dlos ID Iinseeion Sos SI 9's
.. e., no oo,
cenals including $1,000 American Receipts Oh America an
corn. 53.JUO centals. -, ,aa n 4. M IN.
per toni Calcutta Iinseed. 42s "a per Quarter
finseed Cake, Al rs t0n Rehn,d tetfoeu
7s 81 I'D per GALLON spirits OF rurpentins 2ts od p
cvt sp~m OIL soS per ton Rosn-t9mmo' S as As % for
American sugar l3s 9i per cwt for Cuba Centrifn{Ai
poariring 9G aud ls lila ID for Cuba MascovAdo is
refining ahoat
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03

dered an investigation into the disposal Of campaign
funds used by the party during the recent election
was shown concusyely that about $30OOO naa peem zen
raised for scL yet the result showeda Democratic loss
OF $500 votes although the dlsorganized RepnDnSad
committees were without funds The conclusion reache9
by the club was that much of the money subscribed had
been pocketed by the "hcelers" OF the machine OF
ganzaon and not for the purposes for which IL
was raised The club will demand an entire reorganza
on of the Democratic County Committee In the spring
This blow from the Young Mems Club was unexpeetea
the organization has been in sympathy with te MALI
ming machine" As Mr.. Manning has wthdrawn
definitely from local politics. Is probable That the ma
chine here win sucmb to the opposition 1t has pro-
voked during the last three years.
Mr. Erastus Corning, of this city will be candidate
for Democratic nomination for Governor In the ia
For some time 1t has been known that Governor Hll
not wholly in sympathy with the state Admlnstr a.
tlol and the Tilden 'macbnc." Mr. Corning, VINO III
1879 was actively identified with John keys canvass.
has recently brought into close relations with the
leaders of the machine and will take the position OF
compromise candidate Certain strong sJcial influences
are already at work in his interest.
Albany has observed the Dutch custom OF New-i ear
calling longer, perhaps, than any other city III the
State but Yesterday only few houses were open ana
al some of the fashionable OF these there were less
than fifty calls where two years ago there were @oo'
The Governors staff seventeen In number PAID thelr re-
spects the afternoon to those houses which nave Ca
tended hospitality to Governor Cleveland.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
BUFFALO,.
NEW-YEARS DAY--MILTARY--JOUR
FERRYBOAT WAR.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

lDf TELEGRAPH I'D IhiBuNE'j
BUFFALO JAM 2.-The Young Mems Christ
ian Association kept open house IN It's new building on
New-Years Day, furnishing lunch and entertainment TO
several thousand young who called The Acacia
Club Exempt Flrcmcns Association and other Crganz-
tions also received guests IN sum- tuous style.
Ira NJ Hedges, Commander of the Department OF the
State OF New-York Grand Army of the Republic. and
Assistant Adjutant-Gcnera George b. Squiers arrived
YESTERDAY IN the course OF tour among the various
posts They are being entertained by the local comrades
To-day there union meeting OF the city posts 1t
ia ntma cd that the visit has connection with the
forthcoming Grand Encampment, and the selection OF
grand officers for the ensuing year.
Edwin r. Goodrich tine actor and playwright, died at
bis home on Wednesday, Mr.. Goodrich was member
of the Academy Music stock company at one time and
was Mary AndersDns principal support on her debut In
COMPANY with his daughter. Miss Matte Goodrich lie
has since starring tours OF the country in his own
dramas, Monte."" Grizzly Adams" Just His Luck.
and out of the Dark" The funeral. on Sunday will be
in charge OF Radiant Lodge, Free Masons of New-York
and local lodges of the knights Of Pythias and Order OF
Eks.
Next Sunday moruDg. at tie Washington Street
BAPTIST Church. will Dc unveiled the memorial tablet to
the memory of the Rev. Dr. " Il. HotchSiss for over
twenty years pastor OF that church DR.. Hotclkss died
on January 1882 He considered the most learned
scrptural scholar of his denomination hence the IN
scrption the tablet lie opened TO us the Scriptures
1t is probable that the Independent, free trade after
noon daily newspaper. which TO succeed The Erenng
Republic will not be established for the present The
chief mover in the enterprise Jay $ Butler has TINS
week taken editorial charge Of Tie Edtird Gazette ana
Free Press, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS llills organ
Coleman T. Bishop. Editor Of The Countryside Ndgd-
zine New-York, married at Silver Creek Chautauqua
County, on Wednesday, To Miss Emma Mulkins. Mr..
Bishop conducted various newspapers In this city,
and connected with the publications OF the ChauauQua
Literary and Scientific Circle.
Tho fcrrybOat still agsises Canadian suburb.
Fort Erie. ami is the Issue in the village election which
occarI next Monday. The Citizens party is lighting a
monopoly which controls the ferry between Fort Ee
and Buffalo, and the struggle cVcites good deal OF in
crest here especially the party OF the companies has
assailed the party OF certain Buffalo officials.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.
lRY rELEGRArM mol rnE rRIpuYE.l

CHICAGO, Jan. 2.-Everybody wanted wheat
to-day Starting at s3ia cents May wheat dropped to
SO cents then steadily past al. the points, which
everybody presumed Wednesday would be tho stop
ping points and closed ssh Calls paid nearly
full cents At o'clock the close 10 cents for Febru
ary wheat 79 for March, and s54 cents for May
May corn stopped at 35ii cents; February pork at
81 1 81 la. and February lard at SO so.
The delivery boys had OF the floor this morn
ing until 1880 o'clock, this being delivery day good
deal OF wheat. the boys say as much as l.5oo,-
900 or 100000 bushels changed owners.
or and provisions there were few transfers
In the afternoon board May wheat sold up to So cents
but at this figure Billy" Murray and Nat" Jones be-
came large sellers The close 230 7sis cents for
January 7s for February and So cents for Nay
February pork closed at l 422 and February lard At
s6 75 May corn at 3slo cents.
When May wheat touched Sc cents this afternoon
Secretary stone OF the Board OF Trade appeared In the
gallery and raped for silence. There rush from
the pits to hear what he had to say.
:" F. Z. Oldershaw g. Co-unable to meet their obliga.
tions-trades closed out all that anybody could
hear: but this enough. IL meant that Odershaw,
one OF the veterans Of the Board OF Trade, who was
presumed by everybody TO be rich man. had failed
This Is first failure OF any consequence that has oc-
Cured in this recent violent advance IN wheat.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03

buyer. Do AIr and Nay delivery 1oeld sssrs T. NsR
and June delivery. I6ld. selers do yuno and JuV
nyer Si76ld buyers do July and August delivery, 621
saes ot tho wsek $1,000 .bales American, ll.oco
bales speculato took 5000 bales exporers Ook 1890
Sses Iorwsraea nom :niPs side direct 70 sPnner
american 600 bales total stock 6slss
can. 2620 bales
~ Cotton-Futpres closed easy, uplands Low M
ding clause Jsnnsry delivery 2ezd sellers do Janlsy
March delivery 1910 sellers do March and April deliy
sellers DO May and June i2zd buyers Do Jsns
delivery 2O-l6d value.
.NALvEsroS Jan 2-Cotton quiet MiidlIus 10 GIG Low
Middns ~ 39 Good Or narG 10 net and gross recspts
SS! bales sales LIZA bales; stock 53.0s6 balea
weeky-Net receipts lo57y baics gross TO- sos bales.
Exports 70 Great Britain 6926 bales; Coastwse l8o bales
sales, 1913 bales.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 2.-Cotton firm; Miidlinx 10aw Low
Mlddinz 10 3l6; Good Ordinary 0s< net receipts 2407
bales gross 2435 bales, Exports Coastwise l835 baesg
sales, 400 bales; stock, 87,6l2 bales.
Wecky-Net receipts 1s07 balcs gross, 200 balees
Exports to Great Britain, 173 bales to the Continent
1906 bales; COastwlsc. H. 93 baes saes $500 bales
NEwORLEANs. Jan. 2-Cotton quiet; Mddins, 10ia Low
Mdddng lO Good Ordinary 91s net and gross rscetptss
b9l5 baies Exports to Great Britain 561 bales sales
1000 bales; stock. 4i9.9i0 bales.
Weeky-Nner receipts 6l.s76 bales; gross O. $50 bales
Exports to Great Britain. 81 04S baes France 1859
e the Continent 5A5 bales COastv 1897 bales salss
2e,250 bales.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03

desentures were noticeable because Of sale Of 900
az ty3' advance Of a per cent Union Pacific frsts
sold ex interest at 1l0 and Central Pacific rsts
interest at iIO Texas and Pacific incomes declined
per cent 70 30 and recovered to 37 and the rss Rio
Sr1a Grande division were Of at 52a Northern Pacific
nrSts were stronger at 100i4 1o1 ex interest.
Inc business OF the Sub Treasury for the week ended
includes receipts Of 81, ,793, 554 and payments
OF leaving the general balance at $145 1884,
ao2, against $l4o 225 732 December 26 showing ap
pareht gain OF $5,53s.417. But deducting from the
or cepts and from the receipts
tno subIreasurys account with the General Treasury
~ ~ true gain as affecting the banks Is $l,333,797,
Inc receipts include 81 121 900 gold coin for silver
9ertncates paid out at New Orleans and other points
toaays operations covered Receipts, $7,O4O.2S6,
including an issue Of S6,00O,00O gold certificates
payments S237s.362 currency balance, Sl5,S97, $50
coin balance, 1929 1865
The money market ruled as easy ever at HAL per
the year.
me Clearing House statement to-day as follows :
Efchanges, $l36.740, 800 balances, 80. 0.093.335.
states Treasury at Washington to-day re-
Inc United states Treasury at Washington to-day re-
ceived S63 900 In National bank notes redemption
Ihe customs receipts S500221 and the internal
revenue receipts were S4Ol 1855
Inc Following Is the public debt statement issued on
January q 1855, compared with that Of December !,
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS
BosroS Ian. ., 1895.

At the Stock Exchange, the markets opened with
pyrotcchnc buoyancy and continued IT throughout the
session There was not item OF news published this
morning except the manipulated quotations OF the Lon
don market that not OF depressing
character. Wheat buliod because the
farmers had already sent 10 market Goa
rs per cent OF their and therefore had little left to
give to the railways for future transportation" We do
not believe It, The difference between the Eastern trunk
general situation could hardly painted In more doeful
co!ors than that which given to by this mornings
news. Nevertheless the London early quotations were
satisfactorily arranged for effect upon the opening OF our
market and failure OF It's effect permitted The
boardroom scalpcrs" probably never made greater
error than TO suppose that today's market was
theirs and that the advances made were due
to their skill and DO dncss. II Is evident
that hand behind them which f. more powerful and
skif than theirs to-day the moving factor In tue
situation and need to be surprised II the sequel
shall show that the prime object OF tho whole manpula
ton for the sale of large quantity OF Western Union
stock. A short memory VIII recall the movement OF the
present market while 100000 Of Delaware, Lackawanna
aud Western stock recently was being sold.
The local character of the market is shown by the I'M
porant advances that made with acons that
amounted only 10 29s lT3 shares The opening OF 1850
has brought light the class OF forced manipui
ton that made 1884 such an unsatisfactory year 10 po
customer and broker. - ,,,
Government bonds were dull and steady with the bias
for the 4,es of - cent Annexed are the Closing quo
tatiohs:
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
ROCHESTER,.
AN OPERATION WITH COCAINE - TIE
FEDERAL BUILDING.
lSr rELK1RtPA TO rdE TRIBUNE

!Sr iGiB )RAPt ID IhE IRl3JNs.l
ROCHESTER,, Jan. 2.--Dr. j. o. Roe, of this
city, on Wednesday performed surgical operation. as
sisted by Dr. Padcria, using the new anaesthetic
cocaine aud the experiment has excited general Interest
among physicians iu the city He amputated the LETT
side Of tho tongue OF hackman. William Whitehair
Cocaine was applied the LETT side of the tongue, and
rubbed in and soon the esh became nsenslbe TO the
trus. of q needle. and cold ice. while the right
SIC waS ia It's normal condition Tho knife was then
applied AMI the left side OF the tongue upon which there
was "A cancer successfully cut away without ain
10 the patient. Surgeons here have thought that the
drug would be useful except in superficial operations
iii, learned that an important change has taken place
in the mana cement OF The Rd Home Of this city, Pro
fcssor A. II. Hopkins Withdrawing from the paper. lie
has been connected with The R,udi Home since 1t WAS
started The reason Professor tIo kinss withdrawal
s not exactly known, although it l. rumored that his
violent advocacy OF 81. John which dil not meet the
approva OF many OF the subscribers had s0mthng to do
with tie change.
It is reported here that the management OF the West
shore Railroad Company has already issued or will
shortly issue orders rates and that the New
York Central Will soon aftcrward follow. and make a
similar restoration.
At It some light has been thrown upon the mystery
surrounding the Rochester Federal hndine IL l.
10 be Connecticut brDwnstOnc, aud super
ysiug Architect Hill has II formed John Il. Smith at
NewYOrk that his bid for furnishing stone work has
been accepted, and that tie must have the work com
peted by August /, 1856 The amount OF the BID Is
S65 600 II. II. ElgertOn. Of Rochester has ~" been
informed that his bid iOI S2 900 for compenc H. brick
work has been accepted. II Colonel Greenleofs bill ex
tending the t Of the cost OF the structure 10 SlOOOOO
passed the additional >iOOCOo VIII be used 10 extend
the building IL will interfere with the Or ina de
sigu except add 10 the superficial area OF the luildng
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEW-YORK DEALINGS.

NEwYORK Jan. 2.
There wasevery promise of January boom"
in cereals In the dealings to-day at the Produce Ex
change II AZ yguides furnished by the advance Wednes
days market proved to be only miniature oasis In
the desert through which the bears" being led
by their victorious enemies The rise which began
in the last week OF December was carried further
to-day to the extent OF about cent In and nearly
cents IN wheat The reactions only such always
direction and at the close the markets retained their
buOyant tone. The foreign markets have responded
somewhat to the change In the temper OF the American
speculation, but the higher prices have not yet gwen
sufficient proof OF their stability to encourage purchasers
for export. Hence while the dealings ia options
to-day large and excited the demand
for export Insignificant The bull - leaders arc
equal the old In gloom and depression just year
every ones expectations bright for the dismal
year we have passed.
January wheat ended with gain OF % cents at 50
cents February rose pig TO s9s March 2cs TO ON,
April 2S to $685. and May 2i2 to 95l2 cents. June OPP
tons brought 96 cents. In the corn market January
options advanced Il to 49a February to 4se and May
options up cent ias and May to 35ia cents.
February oats sold at 3i cents. stronger tone pre-
vailed in the lard market which cents to " % Tor
January, - Is for March, and 81 20 for April.
The grain arrivals at the West comparatively
small the Atlantic coast they show an increase. AZ
New York. Baltimore, Philadelphia aud Boston the r.
ceipts Wheat 9 1903 bushels 2sl 52l bushels;
27.474 barrels. The receipts al Chicago, Milwauxee
and 81. Louis Wheat 1896 bushels; corns
3s0,557 bushels OATS 81, lJ9 bushels; total grans
j67.632 bushels; -four 235JJ barrels.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-03

HAY AND STRAW-Receipts OF Hay fell on atiihe ana
beer tone prevailed under somew hat improved demand
straw % th steady demand AM medsTa,e nn,g 1aae,
SS %e 4SSS'e nS Nay ye No SS@7Ce oa
IA PS-Continued dull bnt essentially unchanged Choce
state &c Pacific Coasts - 80 lSc & coo n PRICE.
in most instances ices werc nominal
He at sn I'm
at !! - - on The spot; copper arm and Lead quiet
also 5elsa asS%a "f aS Sst
94a.nsd sas m 'sf Il aasssi 3fiS i'$as e. 4c g
So II 8 = 75 lar raj and p Pitch & quiet '
oiLsIllsa another quiet ana unh'ee''ns u'y fr'es'
wfIs S9lI bought little
Gss Msss ,po, 1a s SIS iSsas 'Sf
Sc E5ya Nsw Mcss ST. s Ss ISi' FANNY Mess
s2 sT gaSs Extra IN rr%s Dee sS Extra 2a
S$s as., s:s f.p ss city
quoted at sSsds iOoary 5aes eGo Pcsea
ss average .S S iSSe rsS ed ami aS ~ r s sSGf q Is
sSeSSss az SSss' oP PckIed ae, quoted dsSs CITY
ssd shoulders nSt sar1 R.%i a sL' ons Clear
MiPSE7 m aaoe quote for Western
9 n%Ssr a% % "a !"
1T S9 CS on ali hs cvsr, We today but exporters are M
holding Prcee ayalee l2 points a .9e HTso' ST.
Western steam spo, quoted 73s ia55 sass
SnS.t i$s cosins sSsias c5e 5000 aase zoe
IL l.lt
~ 2ic; 1850 tes May. 125q i.25c. closing l.3oe.;
1850 tcs 7sc City steam in favor n. Saes o1
7iocfor Continent G6osouth American
marset has not varied ruin steady with modeaIe denanas
State creamery lsa2se Western 90: ~ Wash SSs
tnhs II n25c drKns and tubs ala z5c. hrxins 22G29c
Western Imitation Creamery. ioS2Sc; Western factory
ern eGi2.c job lots. iSal3tc SKINS SaS &c; ;, west
ern iaf "a III Lc Skins. a ic EGGSoi moderste
Demand and steady state. 32c Western 32c; sanaJian
~ a &c Southern, 81 e32c LINED 2Jd2l a inporteu'
172c
RICE-Quiet and UNCHANGED. -. .,, -,
spicEs~A moderate jobbing dcmaud at generally un
STEAHiN E-Quet and firm. City quoted at tc sales
Oo1 lbs al Tho lbs. Oeomargarine, out Oh low" at
7c.f City quoted at isc. .,.., Iair a,c
pennrI nrm, cut Loaf Crushed ol2c: Cubes, te
6G,oc; Powdered 6isa6Ic; Granuated osc; 9'ah"A'''
TAfIow-steady. but very quiet Prime CITY quo'ea ~
&C. Sales 10000 lbs. at bc.
TEA-Quiet but generally steady; .,on-.a saad eaf
ra cttI-K entueky quiet and unchanzeu see1 Leai,
, and weaL sales $50 of all Kinds OF seed Lear at
from 10 2Sc comprise the transacohs sinoo so9
hsles Havana soc a$l 10; 100 baes sunatra' u oo~
ST. 10.