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COFFEE TAKES A TUMBLE.
A Scramble to Sell in the New York
Market To-Day.

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-The first dispatches from
Havre to-day showed fair degree of interest
among coffee buyers, with some advance in
prices, but adviees before noon represented
realizing, and decline of "a francs. From
Hamburg private advices reported an easier
tone. The New York market opened with
scramble to sell. and heavier lines were offered
at steady yielding prices. Deliveries to
next June we're of from As to IS points, while
August and September Of next year were down
fully 6Oa70 points, and at II o'clock the
ers. The entire position is controlled by specu-
lation and the shrewder operators are making
q good deal of money by scalping. Actual
coffee moves very slowly, as the sentiment Of
the distributors, local and interior consumers
is against taking in stock, with matters in the
present Hurried condition. The receipts at
Rio are quite full for the day; some 1900 bags
and the shipments thence to the United States
are also larger, or some $4,000 bags.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-06

It. and atoae, 10 be capable Of producing sweet aud
natural sleep IN cases Of nsonlis from overvork q
the orxln, which % often occuYs In active professional
and busipccs meu.~
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Three Americas, Exposit,op.

The ARMY FoRTrFTcArIoN BOARD has taken
recess until January s.
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An Art Exhibition.
WONDERFUL SPECIMENS OF THE WORK OF NEW
SEWING MACHINE.


SEWING MACHINE.
An art exhibition of novel and interesting
character is now to be seen at the salesroom of
j. ]. HOLSTER, the agent for the Standard
sewing machine, at sos street northwest. It
is astonishing to see the delicacy of the work
accomplished by a sewing machine. There
are silk embroideries so finely executed that
the work looks like exquisite painting. A neat
effect is produced in the way of etchings in
black and white silk. A portrait Of President
elect Harrison, etched in this manner, looks
like a crayon portrait. There are many speci-
mems on exhibition, illustrating both the skill
OF the operator and the wonderful adaptability
OF the Standard machine to work of any
character. There are embroideries on
draperies Of q texture as fine as the
wonderful "cloth of the wind" The mechanical
principles Of this new sewing machine, which
does away with the tension from below
material as on heavy goods. Near by are
elegant portieres OF heavy plush silk
and velvet. stitched and embroi-
dered beautifully by Standard machine
This exhibition is intended to show the capacity
OF tn new machine. The principal difference
type of machines is that the Standard has a
rotary shuttle. This, it is claimed, makes this
machine almost as far ahead of the old type as
the original sewing machine was in advance of
the needle. The speed of the machine is in
creased, and at the same time it is simplifed
and many other advantages are secured. Il
can be operated by foot power so as to make
1850 stitches minute As shorter needles are
used than in the old machine, much is gained
in power and speed. No change of tension is
required for different thicknesses of goods or
different lengths of stitch. This rotary shut
tie. with other improvements, are not only Of
great advantage in ordinary work, but they
greatly increase the capabilities Of the machine
in the field of fancy work and art sewing. .
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

The FUNERAL OF the late Gen. II. b. Ayres,
United States army, will take place at Trinity
church, corner c and 81 streets northwest, at
II O'Clock am. tomorrow.
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For Civil Service Commissioner.

TWO KENTUCKY CANDIDATES-AssIsTANr sEcRE-
rARY THOMPSON LIKELY TO GET THE PLACE.
Senator Blackburn and four or five other
members Of the Kentucky delegation
called on the President to-day to ask
him to appoint ex-Gov. Proctor Knott
or Judge William Flemming, of Kentucky, to
succeed Mr.. Oberly on the civil-service
commission. He did not give them any
indication of his intentions, but it is
learned from other sources that Assistant Sec
rotary Of Treasury Thompson is likely to be
chosen for the place. The only question is as
to his acceptance.
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WIZ DRAo ON

miserable existence when few bottles Of
Ayers sarsaparills would certainly snve he
strength and nersy you need, Thousands are
growing its virtues daily So may you hrl
Alice vest OF Jefferson. ". Va, writes: II ~.s
ell run down before began TO take Ayers sar-
sapariIlA, but am now gaining in strength sver7
day.
Being very weak and Respondent after Iona
Illness tried Ayers sarsaparilia, and two bot
ties have restored me to my formes health."--
Miss Blanche 8. Bro~nell, 4 Boyiston Place.
Boston
AYERS sARsAPARILLA,
Prepared by DR.. J. C. Aver I Co. Lowell. Masa-
Sold BY all Drusxists Price. 81; SIX bottles. e5.
WORTH IS BOTTLE
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AN IMPORTANT onDE1 Issued 1T TIE CONNIE
sioSKRs ro-DAY - NANINo THE xxTKxpED
STREETS AyrrR IMPORTANT crrrEs--rRK PLAN
or THE oIrY 10 BE FOLLOWED.
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On Folks PANS.

r uH OF cOm1Ort Tor all PAINS, 1nnammhtiOn and
Weakness Of the aged Is CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN
PLASTER the hrst and only killing Strengthen
ing Plaster: New, instantaneous and infallibIe. At
all druggists, 2s1c. d36
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-06

HE GENurSE
HANN HOFF'S
MALT EXTRACT
BEST NUTRITIvE TONIC
and most
PAIATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
for impaired Digestion. Dyspepsia, Convalescen 90
Weak Children, and General Debility
WHAT PROF COLEMAN. OF GLASGOW, SAYS OF
IT. Suffering from attack of Illness which had not
only reduced my strength. but brought ON extreme
exhaustion. from inability to appropriate food tried
the effects of the Genuine Johann Hon's Malt Extract
wineezssful three times day. Its was followed
by marked eects-1 Food, which had heretofore been
found pass the amentary canal digested
properly. 2. There appeared an increased power Of
evolving animal hest and storing up fat
ture Of Johann Hoff ON the neck Of every bottle All
others worthless limitations.
JOHANN HOFF, Berlin and Vienna. New York OF.
Zee, q Barclay St ja3tu,thks
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w tor sick hesdache Carter's Little Liver Pills.
Thousands of letters from people who have used them
prove this fact Try them.
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Sales of Real Estate,

Judge Andrew Wylie has bought of Wilson
and Mattingly. trustees, for s46, 97576, forty
seven lots in the Trinidad tract.
Martina Carr has bought for $4,000 Of Geo.
NJ Barker sub-lot 4, square 213, 50 feet front
on south side of achusetts avenue. between
l4th and 18th streets, running through to M
street northwest.
The Masonic Mutual Relief association has
bought for sl0.500 Of 8. 8. Shedd. trustee, eft
al, lot q square 348 1881 by 100 feet 1 inch,
on east side Of 18th street, between Pennsyiva-
mia avenue and Z street northwest.
DnEcroRs ELEcrED.-At the annual meeting
Of the stoc) holders Of The Lanston Type Ma.
chine company, held December s, 1858, the
following were elected to serve as directors for
the ensuing year: Hon. Benj Butterworth,
Melville Church, B. F. Cole, J. Maury Dove,
W. Clarence Duvall, w. H. Hoeke, Geo. Glib,
son, l. L. johnson. Tolbert Lanston, ]. C. Par
ker, Capt. q. D. Sigs bee, U. s. n, N. j. Wine.
I. ID. Wine.
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To be Withdrawn from Circulation.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Dec. 6.-The government is
about to withdraw from circulation Is, O0O, 900
roubles Of credit notes which are guaranteed
by gold deposit.
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CAPITOL TOPICS.
ADJOURNED TILL MONDAY.

ADJOURNED TILL MONDAY.
The Senate at 8 O'Clock adjourned till Monday.
MR.. MILLS DEPRESSED CONDITION.
Mr.. Mills, chairman OF the House committee
on ways and means, will probably be compelled
to leave his desk for a few days, and seek
recreation at a Virginia or North Carolina
resort. He returned to Washington apparently
considerably improved in health and said he
felt better, but the great strain Of the tariff
debate supplemented by his campaign work
has affected him 80 that to-day he says he feels
far from we'll. He will leave the city, If at all,
in few days.
THE SENATE TARIFF HEARINGS.
This morning the Senate committee on finance
continued the hearing Of William Pickhardt,
member of New York importing firm, who is
urging the removal of duty from various dyes
used in bleaching. This afternoon at o'clock
the committee will hear areprese ntative OF the
tin-plate interests.
The Des Moines river land bill was passed by
the House yesterday.
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
POLICE APPOINTED.
w. T. Wannell and Michael Jennings have
been appointed privates Of the first class on
the police force, vice Ward and Farquahar,
The Republican National Committee.
THE MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE CoNNrrTHE N
THIS CITY.
The republican national executive committee,
at its conference to-day, discussed the propri-
ETY. of establishing permanent national head
quarters in this city in the building now
occupied by the committee. No decision,
however, has yet been reached. Tho questions
OF prospective cOnteata in We0t VIRGINIA and
other states have not been discussed by the
committee. Whatever interests the national
committee have in these disputed districts are
being looked after by the chairman OF the com.
mittee who has thus far. made NO report TO the
committee.
PERsoxAL.-Mr. W. W. Murray, member Of
the republican national executive committee
from Tennessee, is In the city.-H. x. Wood
bridge Of Philadelphia and J. L. Seals of
North Carolina are at the Metropolitan.-v.
W Ferries Of Philadelphia, b. g. Isaaos Of
staunton, Va, are Al the St. James.
INTERNAL REVENUE APfoxrxESrs.-Ths Sec
Rotary Of the Treasury has appointed the fol-
lowing storskeepers and gaugers: VIM. r. Hosg,
| at Jackson, KY; jas. p. Armstrong at Terrs
Haute, Ind; Jno. W. Mallory, at Chicago, m,
and N. d. Morrison, ct Oswego Mhls, Ark.
THxAsusr AGENT ApPourED.--Mr. Joseph A.
Walker, private secretary to Assistant Secretary
Thompson, has been appointed IN agent Of the
Treasury department ct Denver, Col, and win
leave for that city this evening.
]. A. Buch, member of the Arm Of Dush
BrOe.. Of Litix Pa, which recently failed With
liabilities exceeding assets nearly ~, 600, uaa
arrested last night on the charge Of fraud, a.
legged ~ the Citisens bank, Of Beading.
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THE SENATE TARIFF HEARINGS.
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
POLICE APPOINTED.

w. T. Wannel and Michael Jennings have
been appointed privates Of the first class ON
the police force, vice Ward and Farquahar,
dismissed.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices of
the New YORK stock Market, as reported by special
wire to Cornon and Mccartney, 1419 y street
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The Franco-German Spy System.

ACCUSATIONS OF EACH COUNTRY AGAINST THE
OTHER.
BERLIN, Dec. 6.-The North German Gazette
denies that German officers are acting as spies
in France. The paper mentions Is French
officers who were staying in Germany on the
pretense Of studying the language who were
expelled between September % and November
II. it having been discovered that their real
object was to gain information concerning
German military affairs. The French govern
ment, the Gazette declares, had been oficially
notified that the presence Of French officers in
Germany was not desired, and expressing the
hope that in the future there will be better
compliance with the notification.
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fou must keep mp your physical health
and strength. and avoid Rheumatism
~ foO seiatea BAckache and Kidney and Lung
troubles by using Bsason's Piaster,
remedy. which Is neat cleaniy easy of sp-
"ANf Pheshon and does not interfere with your
business. Its timely use in Couehs Colds
and Chest Pains viii frequently save
WEALTH you from Pneumonis snd other fatal lung
Diseases Ask for Benson,s and refuse All
other porous plastera
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Charges Against Our Postal Officials.
MExIcANs ACCUSE THEM OF cARELEssNEss AND
NEGLIGENCE.
CITY OF MEXICO, Dec. 6, via Galveston.-The
Roletia, the organ of the postal authorities of
Mexico. brings serious charges against the
American postal authorities, accusing them of
negligence and carelessness in sending mails
ON long routes
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Five Persons Burned tn ID

Five Persons Burned to Death.
BLYTH, ONT, Dec. 6.-Michael Dryers house,
about three miles from here, was burned this
morning. Mrs. Dwyer. her daughter, and three
grandchildren persisted in the flames.
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A New Name for the Boulevard Hauss.
man.
PARIS, Dec. 6.-The Municipal council has
decided to change the name OF the Boulevard
Haussman to the Boulevard Baudin.
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]. A. Buch, member of the hrm Of Bach
Bros., Of Litix, Pa. which recently failed With
liabilities exceeding assets nearly 90, 600, uas
arrested Inst night ON the charge Of fraud. a.
legged By the Citisens' bank, Of Reading.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-06

fuNUREISH LIFE TABLETS
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An absolute cure for Nervousness, Mental Neskpesa
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The Desire for Liquor and Tobacco.
For sale by Druggists in Washington.
). y. Ware, kbbitt House Pharmacy: C. Christiani
asa Pennsy yania ave.; A NJ kloczeWski 500 Yth St
corner Of ST. NV.
Price u per box: 8 boxes for 81
Send for circular
TURKISH TABLET CO., Philadelphia Pa
Public opinion our strongest Endorsement u233n
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A WrOnged Husbands Revenge.
WIFE.
Troy, N. Y, Dec. 6.-George Downs shot and
killed James Logan at about II o'clock last
night in the formers saloon. immediately
after the shooting Downs threw away his re-
volver and went for physician, but before the
physician arrived Logan had expired. 1t is
said that Logan was intimate with Downs wife
and that Downs killed Logan on this account.
Downs said the shooting was accidental and re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-06

WHEN YOU SUFFER FROM SICK HEADACHE
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bAkER'S Warranted ABSOLUTELY PURE co
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BAkkks been removed It has three hnes TIE
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bSEAkhAsr Arrowroot OF sugar, and in therefore
BhEAkfAsI FAR more economical, costing less than
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COCOA ishing. strengthening easily digested
COCOA and admirably adapted for invslids as
Cocoa well rs for perscns IN health.
COCOA SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE
W. BAKER CO.,
se3 Dorchester, Mass.
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Il Quent remark Of purchasers Of Carter's Little
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oce s16 CHESTNUT ST, PHILADELPHIA
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For the erection Of new schoois-one in the
third division, one in fifth, one in seventh, and
one in eighth-sl4o,000 is given. In the last
years bill nine new buildings were provided
for at cost Of $4,000. Forty thousand dol
h aIs gwen for an sccson % ne Washington
for the erection ora coiored high school
building.
For erection Of buildings and purchase of
sites therefor, and for additions TO school
buildings In sixth school division, a. follows:
Erection Of one eight-room school building
and purchase Of site therefor; one four-room
school building and purchase Of site therefor
at Hillsdale; one two-room school building and
purchase Of site therefor at Good Hope, and
for additions 10 the Mott the Bennings, white,
and the Bsnninss, colored, school buildings,
$4,000.
In the last Law two new buildings were pro
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TRxAsuRY AGENT APPoIxrxD.--Mr. Joseph A.
Walker, private secretary TO Assistant Secretary
Thompson, has been appointed an agent Of the
Treasury department. ct Denver. Col, and viii
leave for that city this evening.
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General News.

BUSINESS on the levee yesterday was very
fair.
THREE boats are announced to leave this
evening.
The Rosa Lee goes out this evening at
o'clock for 0sceola and the upper bends.
The Eugene left on time last evening for
Arkansas river with fair trip.
THE Arkansas City, from st. Louis. passed
down TO Natchez yesterday with a fine trip.
THE City Of Vicksburg passed up from
Natchez to ST. Louis yesterday with a mod
crate trip.
The James Lee will arrive this morning
and leave again this evening at o'clock for
Helena and Friars Point.
The Coahoma pulls out tomorrow ut
O'Clock for Helena, Friars Point, Concordia,
Tcrrene and Arkansas City.
TuE gauge at this point reads % feet 4
tcnths, n fall OF Gtenths in the past "a hours,
ending at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
CAPT. w. 7. HALLS popular packet Gayoso
leaves tomorrow at b o'clock p m. for Upton
vile and way points on the upper coast.
TnE Chickasaw, in command of Capt f. C.
Postal, leaves this evening at O'Clock for
all points along White river as far as New
port Mr.. G. NJ. Postal is her chief clerk.
TnE little tug Boomerang sprang aleak and
sank in deep water near the elevator al Cairo
Sunday night The Waterman was the only
person aboard, and he barely escaped from
drowning. The tug will prove total loss.
TnE article in TnE APPEAL of last Sunday
stating that Capt. c. b. Bryan would COM
mand the new ferry steamer, named in
honor of himself is incorrect. The captain
states that he never contemplated such a
step.
GAIT. J, l.. III IRRfs. who died nj New Or
leans recently, when young man went to
New Orleans and engaged in the steamboat
business. He commanded boats plying be-
tween Montgomery, Selma, Mobile and New
Orleans. and was member Of the firm of
Cox. Brainard 4 Co., which was engaged in
the Alabama and Missippi river trade. After
that hc was in the trade between New Or
leans and Memphis, in those famous Missis-
sippi river steamboat DAYS
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t!rorcrIes.

SuaAR-Purc white, 09lc OF white. G9kt0
Csc yellow clcrihcd, 0ifG6iic. open kettle,
5i4M5A.c; refined A, csc: standard granu-
lated, ne plantation Eanulntcd, nc;
powdered Ne; cut loaf, Sc; steady.
CorrEE-Common. lGc; ordinary, lie,
fair, lSo; prime Rio, Zoe; choice To fancy, Pie,
old government jOOt33c; quiet
Riot-l Louisiana, 0k6g6lsci Carolina, 0lsCg
&c; quiet
CANNED Goons-Pinc apples sl7i, Peaches,
? lbs, standard, 500, lbs, standard, $50,
second, $3.50 5 lbs, standard, 500 Toma.
toes lbs, standard. $i.O0; lbs, standard,
2l.i5. Stnwbcrrics SlTb Rnspbcrrics,
500 Blnckbcrries, Sl.iOfDl. %. Green Cages.
h.1btgl.Sj. Pears, 81. 2OCll -. Plums, sl.6j
CalIo Asparagus; S2GiG1i25 Green corn,
h.25tgl.iO. Green peas, ti.G06ti.O0. Cove
oysters full weight I 10, pic; lbs tiGi
Oils light weight, I ~. GOMG5c 2 lba
$40. Condensed milk. Crown. S5.756G5. 49,
Eagle, S7h; Swiss 1919 salmon, ti.sb
hardincn, S.55; mustard sardincs, 900.
Machercl, VI herring mackcrci, ti.2b.
CANpiEs-sick, all skies, IN hxs. pails and
| brls' saloc fancy assorted, s@l5ci cNtr
fancy, 1sGt25c: firm.
MoLAssrs-iouisinna, common 10 fair, ~
0t2Oc, prime "a choice, aJtt3sc. fancy. 400
tbc' ccniriiugls common 10 fair, 2O6t25c
prime 10 choice, 3oBDci syrup, O@iOG
steady.
CnEEsE-Ncw York factory, Case: full
cream, i26ti3c; Young America, i36flic.
sALr-SWnnw, ti.30etl.3j per bFl; Ohio
river, Si2httl3 per brl; sks, tine, ti.J50o
lao. coarse 81 l0Gti ~. pkts, 2lI@7c.
SoAlv AM CASplrs-S0ap, Sg5lsc. Can
dies, full weight SA6J0c.
STARCu-8i .tA3i.C
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Household supplies.

ArrLEs-Nonc IN market Dried apples.
0lS6'l &c per ID from store. Dried peaches
S0JpC FROM store.
fRurr-Onngcs, t350a5O0 per box. Lem.
ons, t25o@30O per box. Bananas, Sl.bOa
$50 per bunch.
NTgrrAuIn-Onions t3OOd3 10 per hrl.
81 % per sack. Cabbage, home grown, crate.
9.bO. kmut brls, $3.50, half brls, $50.
Garlic, SOC per i0O. Turnips, $3.50 per brl.
fiCgLu-lrls $3.50. halt brls SLOO.
PoraroD-firm; nov, s3OOCgJ2S per brl;
sacks, $50.
poufTRY--Chckcns spring. ti.75d2. 20.
mixed, o. $50 275. hens, slOolt3J0
E0Gs-M Weak. eases, t2c.
Nurs-Cocoanuts. ttOO per 100. Peanuts
Virginia, G., Tennessee, farmers stock, no
&c, roasted, CSC higher shcllcd, iOc. Pc.
cans, Texas, ptti2c
R,tsINs-london layers, $500, layers,
S27h. California. g. IS.
BrrrtH-nuttcrinc, i5d2)r creamery, Is
0t3or dairy, iGdenc country butter, lOStl5c.
Clnrn-Ozark, $3.50 Ter brl, aud o. % per
half hfl.
NiNEgAR-Pcr gnl, sai2c.
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AT noon spot-Quiet without quotable
change in prices. Sales, lO0O0balo Of which
American, $500 bales. Receipts 10000 bales
of which American, 6,600 bales. CLOSING
quotations were as follows; Ordinary, AID
good ordinary, Sd; low middling 63-l6d
good middling 8 9-l6d: middling uplands
lied; middling ordinary, 5Hd.
Futures opened quiet ut decline, ant
closed quiet and steady.
1.-THE prices are given In pence and 6iths
thus; 4.63 means 4.63-04d, AMI 5.Ol mean,
5.1-64d.l
Ala p.m--June 6.25d. buyers June-July,
6.25d, buyers July-August, 8 Odd, buyers;
August-September, g. sd, buyer;Septcmber,
October, 616d, sellers; 0ctobcr-Noycmber,
old, sellers November December b.00d
sellers; Dccember-January, 6.00d, sellers
September. s. 25d. sellors.
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I,rnNlsions.

FIsn-Mackcrcl, half brls No. I, s7.25:
No. 2, 1913; lO-lh kit No. /. Sll5, No. .,
clio. Dry herring, family 2jc per box.
FRrsu MErs--Choicc beef. hindqunrtcrs
Toe; forcquartcS De-, second grade, hind
quarters, Sc; foroquartcrs, DC. sheep o..
Hogs, Sc.
Hoo PRoprcr'-Strong; mess pork $1,000
sugar cured hams, il6rl2o breakfast bacon,
lOlSmll &c; bacon, clear rib sides, O6tDIsc;
bulk pork, clear sides. She; clear rib sides,
sc; long clear SIC. shoulders, CSC.
LAHp-rcs, SIC; half brls, SIC; kegs SIC;
choice kettle, 0Ac: strong
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HAY-Choicc, from store, Ojc@il 90; car
load. from loycc or depot Sis.5JGelQO)
prime, STORE 0OM02 &c; car load from lcycc
or depot, Sl70OGlS.OG prairie, from store
GO@1Oci car load, from lcyoc or depot, 5000
Ml3OO.
BnAN-from store $4,000; from leycc or
depot, $40 50Ctl7OO.
CoGN-From store, white, 6sc; mixed, CSC;
from levec or depot, white, In bulk, Gjr; Ia
sacks, Goo; mixed, In bulk, Gle; in sacks, Gic.
oArs-From store, white, 46c; mixed iic,
fum leyee or depot white, In bulk, i2c in
sacks, iic mixed, in bulk, 3s.c; ia sacks,
liC