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Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24
UNITY CLUB.

The program at Market hall last night,
though somewhat meager in point of var
iety, was listened to appreciatively by
good audience. Prof. Gewalt furnished
the music and Mr.. Chas. WEIGH and Mrs.
Olive Reid read the essays, both Of which
elected some spirited discussion. Some
new members were added to the list and
steps were taken to arrange for program
of special interest for the next meeting
two weeks hanca
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24
SURPRISE PARTY.

Last evening at SIS crowd of twenty
six young people boarded the electric
motor car on Second street. and few min
utes later were landed safely at the resi-
dence of Or. VIM. johnson on Riverside.
Chester Urban was the instigator of Il
surprise gotten up for Miss Edith Welty
who lives with Dr. and Mrs. johnson. To
make the surprise complete, George W.
Gehlbach took Miss Welty for a drive in
the evening, not returning until the party
had arrived A very enjoyable time was
the universal conviction. A few Of Miss
Welty's frienos, however, were absent,
not having the pleasure of Mr.. Urban's.
acquaintance.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24
RUNAWAY.

Yesterday there was quite lively run
away III the north part of the city. A
gardner's team Of gray horses became
frightened Cd North Main and running
west on Central avenue to Water went
whirling up street at lively rate, strew-
ing the produce and baskets along the
route. When last seen the team was max
ing lively run against time for Newton.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

The Teachers Association of Southwest
Kansas meet in Winfield Kansas, Novem-
Der 20 and 30. Every teacher should be
present. Rev. Joseph Cook addresses the
association Friday night; theme, 'The
Ultimate America" Reduced railroad
rates may be obtained by securing re
ceipt from the ticket agent and having the
receipt countersigned by the secretary of
the association. j. NJ. NAYLoR,
President S. w. X, T. A
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24
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Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24

The disturbance mentioned in the justice
court proceedings in yesterdays EAGLE as
having occurred in the Stem block, did
not take place in the Stem building
proper, but in the Elliott building adjoin-
ing it on the north. We make this correc-
ton or explanation at the request Of Mr..
Stem, who made the complaint against the
offending parties.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24
Eufn AhE&d-


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yurrseA - Kr. De Sikh Yra carve;
youA LAID ia tie poorsOce; know 700
Will
Daasete--6ay, nC.be-. ks has oEss q TIA
largest dry goods stores II :sc city.
What G; tEsti Ee's go4zs % rack aod
ru;n- Why co1t you Rad Tie papzr
'-Tkers is nothing n ths papers sbou: him
exert bis bl- sdvert.sc-erz
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Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24
THE FIRE.

The firemen succeeded in extinguishing
flames in the rear Of Judge Shields resi-
dence on North Topeka before the build
ing was entirely consumed.
Col. Jocelyn, who lives but a short dist
ance from the fire, in appreciation OF the
boys good work sent them a barrel OF fine
apples, for which they return thanks
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24

The board of county commissioners yes
terday accepted the new Jail from the
Pauley Jail company, of ST. Louis. and
gave the representatives OF the company,
Mr.. 81. Y Devendorf, Of Topeka, check
in full as payment
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24

Joe Gandolfo, well known from his con-
nection with that successful hosiery
Hotel Gandolfo, has gone to Tacoma,
Washington Territory, TO 90 into bust
ness and Mrs G.. and the children will fol-
low him in a few weeks. Il is his inten-
ton to open an establishment similar to
his hotel here and all, remembering the
DAYS of the Gandolfo, prophesy for him
the same grand success and all Of his
friends at least wish him that result of his
work and energy
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24

People living on South Topeka have
been tormented for several nights past by
ly a gang of hoodlums who congI egate in
the vicinity of the opera house. Here they
engage in a pitched mud ball battle to the
lminent danger of all decent peoples
clothes and the houses in the neighbor-
hood
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24

The Oklahoma committee held a meet
ing yesterday and the subcommittee ap
pointed TO receive money reported success
The amount allotted Wichita TO raise is
$500, and there seems no doubt that
can be raised easily.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24
Special 10 AttorneFs.

Just completed and for sale at this office
Attorneys Pocket Dockets. the most COM
plete Pocket docket ever gotten up.
PACED AND INDEXED, bound with flexible
cover Price S1.00, sent by mail postpaid TO
any address upon receipt of Sl.07. Address
the Wichita Eagle, Wichita, Kan. d&wtf
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24

The Royal Spice Mills company have six
travelling men on the road and report
business during the last month quite rush
ing. The daily mails bring in good.
healthy orders, and the factory part of the
establishment is kept busy. They also
report collections much easier than some
months ago.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24
LIGHT AND AIRY.


I sought the cricket grounds ct dawn Of day.
Where solemn cricketers, TO fa;s resigned
With gloomy broEs began their doleful play,
And bowIed or batted with detected mind
] watched the batsDan sith q barn door tat
swtpe slowly 81 ball that crcps along.
And unused. % sec fielder Ehorr and fs,,
Pursue the bail with snatches % Old song
High up the hills q heaven climbed tie SUE,
Ard On the downward slope his course began.
But Soaks bad scored his thirteen hunareeth r1la
Ard every Ecs and then again he ran
So noT they put q Demon Bowler" OF.
Els arE1s be slngs Ike threshiRg Calls aro1Dt;
Re views the ball with sorrow. soa Anon
HUris il abroad casts = O. he Sr0zod
Vow DEEPER slsocs falls upo4 TIE scene.
And Soaks Z: last from sar-as weakness sAsas.
While 6zEkaeAz vsfss the dFeZr aos caxz1aI sce3s
"a re hea-ze driver tor tie players Gala
YET Sill soag 70 know via. CANE wa rsA5a
Thai rlzy know tcn bsHa. rxike~ wore.
Tss Izou-l.7g umpire tellx t1e tSey have pared
Tie E-s: Ia. Of he FRI h1.. CO tie e-x---
-B1rteese T. B-ooklyn Eszi,
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24
lost LONDON
ANNOUNCEMENTS

DR.. Humble Will conduct the study Of
the Sunday school lesson at the Y. NJ G. 4
monday meeting today. All interested,
both ladies snd gentlemen, are invited.
The meeting is held from y 70 1870 in the
Y NJ C A. rooms
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24

Yesterday forenoon the irrepressible gas
cline stove tried TO get in its work out on
Hydraulic avenue; but before il could get
a good hold some cool headed people threw
it from the house bodily. As it was only
some boards and linen were burned.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24

C. 5. Ebey, Esq, has very sore hand
which he thinks came from extensive hand
shaking during the campaign. He is in
clined to think if all who shook hands
with him had voted for him the result
would have been different
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24

C. s Treat, formsn OF the EAGLE Job
department press room, was given a very
pleasant surprise yesterday. the anniversa-
~ of his birthday. The pressmen got to-
gether and made him a present OF q
pair OF very fine gold sleeve buttons as s.
memento Of the day.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24

DR.. Warden, formerly proprietor OF the
Stewart drug store, corner of Second and
Main, stopped over in the city on his way
from his present home, Englewood, to
Kansas City. He has all of former faith
in the Peerless Princess and believes that
Wichita is the grandest city in the west.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24

The scholars of several of the public
schools failed to recognize their teachers
yesterday morning. The teachers were
compelled to explain that they hadn't been
sick or anything, but all the same Annie
Jenness Miller proved little less than a
revolution and sick spell combined.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24
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Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24

Yesterday afternoon turkey few away
from a farmer who had come TO town 20
dispose Of it and perched itself upon tree
in the rear of the Douglas Avenue house
The owner called upon Officer Denis 10
shoot it for him. The officer did as rsqnest-
ed and so successfully had he done the
work that when the farmer picked up his
fowl there WAS not enough of it to fill al
eruuty fGn.h
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24

Quite a number of people went down to
the south part of the city yesterday to lock
at the sewer building. 1t seemed to be the
general decision that everything was get
ting along nicely. The city inspector
stands over the brick masons in a manner
suggestive Of base ball umpire.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24
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Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24

Mr.1A. Finn. of Garden Plains, took an
excursion on the elevator in tie Zimmerly
Quitting Yesterday, and the machinery. in
his estimation, did not work right. and as
a result be dropped on his knees, greatly
excited
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24

Quite number went up to the bold
packing house yesterday and all came
back feeling that ere long manp thousand
head of hogs and cattle would be stopped
In Wichita instead of being shipped
through the city.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24

The Joseph Cook lecture on England
and America as competitors and allies"
will occur Saturday evening, December 81.
at the First Presbyterian church, don't
fail 10 attend. Tickets only 80 cents.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24

H. ?. Pierce has now on hand an enor-
nous scheme for making as much money
as Miss Annie Jenness Miller. 1t is a
lecture upon a popular scheme and the
auditors will be limited
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24

There was quite an interesting little time
up to the car works yesterday morning. 1t
all grew out of misunderstanding, and
one of the parties retired with bruised
eye. y suit for assault is the result.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24
I-OllOEld1
TO ADVERTISERS.

Our rates for advertising shall be as low as those
of any other paper OF equal value as advertising
medium.
All transient advertisements must be paid for In
advance.
Entered in the postofce at Wichita as second-cass
matter and entered for transmission through The
mails such.
Eastern Office at Room 4S Tribune Huilding New
York. where all contracts for foreign advertising
VIII be made and where files of the paper can DO
seen. S. G.. Beckwith, Agent.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24

There was some dispute over bet last
evening at the Monarch billiard hall
which resulted in one throwing a pound
weight at another. The affair created a
nipple OF excitement for moment.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24

W. L. Davis, proprietor of the drug
store on corner of Douglas avenue and
Market street, left yesterday for Boston.
Mr.. Davis will return in a short time
whole mau, having secured tbs other bali
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24
EMO, The Furniture Man,
ONLY TWO DOORS WEST OF MAIN ST, ON DOUGLAS AVE


Editor-D Dcls E.s.ux. VIC want another
man at tie ofSrs 70 bslp keep things IN SHAPE.
Do you think you would lie tie 5obl
Uncle RastaS-l reckon | vsd, Hsrsah
Shears; bu; ! dun know. 80 ran kin tell
bow be vud Ike eti.in' TIL he srssa, E.a.-
EarperAs Bazaar
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24

The Kings Daughters will hold their
bazar in the Market hail. corner First and
Market streets on Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings, the II and 18th of Decem-
Der. The members have been at work
since April preparing for the bazar and
will have great variety of useful articles;
they will also serve refreshments. The
proceeds are to be expended for charitable
purposes in this city.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24

\ little disturbance down on Fifth
avenue was reported last night; but as
both principals were alike injured nothing
more will likely be heard of the matter
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24

Miss Ella Heller yesterday afternoon
gave an elegant tea to a number of her
friends, at the home of her parents on
North Topeka.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24

The excursion rates to Pueblo, Denver,
and Colorado Springs is creating some
stir, quite a number are figuring on max
ing a trip.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24

A. w. Oliver is still confined to his
home, not clear down" sick but unable
to attend his business or to be at the board
of trade rooms afternoon meetings.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24
Waxing Yard Wood Floors.

To wax a hard wood floor is by no means
the easy operation it may at first sight ap-
pear. The following directions, If carefully
needed, Will save the amateur good deal Of
labor and veIa.ion-
Take e pound of the best beeswaI, cut ii up
into very small pieces, and let il thoroughly
dissolve in three pipts Of turpentine, stirring
occasionally il necessary. The mixture should
be only trife thicker than the clean turpen-
tine. Apply it with rag to the surface Of
the floor, which should be smooth and per-
fectly clean. This is the difficult part Of the
work, for il yoa put on either too much or too
little, good polish will be impossible. The
right amount varies, less beng required Tor
hard, close grained wood. and more If the
wood is soft and open grained Even profes-
sioca 'waxersn ara sometimes obliged TO eI-
pertinent, according TO Scientific American,
which Is authority for these directions, and
novioes should always try square foot or
two.
Put on what yo1 think viii be enough and
leave the place untouched and unstepped Oh
for srenty-four hours, or bngcr IL neeifuL
Wkea it Is Thoroughly dry rub IL With q hard
brush until Il shineS IL IL polastfs vel, re-
pea: tbs process over TIE entire fo<x. IL Is
does nos, remove cks wax vita nns sS-se-
paper and try again, using more CT Less tan
before. Is aay be necessary. and continue
experimenting Until you secure The desired
resz,t II the MIXTURE n slow il drying, sd
a little Of sos cox1rnon .'drie-s7 sold by paint
dealers, japan for instance, Il proporton
Of o-e part Ct toe drier 70 Ex ps-ts ot tzr-
psofine- Whe1 tie foor IL . large one, yo7
may vary toe tedious work Of polishing by
strappang hrlsh % each foot AID skassny
over u .
Senator Sawyer, OK Wisconsin, recsztgr
said: When my present tern shall err,
MY age VII De- such as 20 P-sc!zdc =. pas.
s:hiaty o. KY FATS being mentioned to- rg-
elecaoa vii De n ye<-s Old Waoa a
man stratcs tea: age be ought 70 be wiling
70 retire from political Lfa I certainly
ahAu'
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24

County Clerk Dunkin reports having
had good time at Topeka. He says they
had great banquet, which was a pleasur-
able feature after the work of the associa-
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24

J. +. Mcmillan enjoyed the luxury q
having a colt TO bite him on the cheek
YESTERDAY,
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24

r. /. Walker, will find some imdortant
papers at this Office awaiting him,
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24

Mrs. Dutton, on South Topeka avenue,
was tending surprise last evening by
number of friends
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24
Hoods SarSaparilla

Soss ~ al s-zxz1ss. g. sss ~ 3 fr->@f.s s.sy
~ { ! bod a CO. Asseaee@rs-s. Ls~s2. x-<a
100 Doses One Dollar.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24
ADJUSTMENTS
PETE RAKFR.


Next Monday night Pete" BaYer. late
of Baker s. Faron, Will appear for the first
time before Wichita audience in his new
musical comedy, THE Emigrant." The
Pittsburg Times says; Pete Baker, in
The Emigrant, amused large audiences at
Harris theatre yesterday. He has inter
spersed an abundance of bright music
throughout the play and given the charac-
tiers to a capable company. Nh. Baker, in
some respects, has stage presence similar
to that OF Joe X. Emmett, and. in conse-
quence, the singing of his several songs
captures the admiration of the ladies and
his success is assured. There isn't much
in the plot of the play, but its mission TO
amuse is faithfully sustained"
LOST N LONDON.
Mr.. Beers has gathered a corps of clever
artists around him. aud deserves all the
success that he achieves. Miss Kate Ro-
maine, who plays the part of "Tiddy," a
Lancashire lass, is especially deserving OF
notice 4 more natural and wInsone per
sonation of an unimportant but difficult
role has rarely been seen on the boards OF
The Academy. The. musical and variety
INTERPRETATIONS are. b. no nieaus the least
attractive features of Mr. Beers play. The
public would Hike to see Lost IN London
Observation-Disclosures IS c. News and
Courier. Thanksgiving matinee and night,
Nov. %
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24

Mr.. George Bentley, of Arcade, New
York, father of Hon. .. H. Bentley. is in
she city. He is greatly pleased with the
city and will visit his son some weeks.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-24

Carpet bed lounge, walnut
frame, good size. See other
styles in plush at S12, SIS, $l8,
and 1913,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-15

TrsrD ss1T 5000 bushels s grain y Sa TO r afF
hence to caeSa $4,000 eascs renta sc British snip
oderlck Dhu 90 arrive, Calcutta $1,000 eases
japan, 10000 cases s refined, 4oe MIscELLANEous
u@ber si ' s5 schooner Three 0 Sister, Feranda %
rhiladelphla lumber q Norwegian steamer Unita TO
iirdsa siea Sa BTzh.@, nine months chatter IL tae
teqre so 800 and mort eS ~ schooner s.
7 Hitchcock Fernandina 70 New:York lumber p. t.
schooner George wsiker Por. do Palx to New.York'
Ksn = 19d d 9 Ssa'Y lumber 80 60 and
seonsT Rtu Randolph sfSsi to J ad 51P
lumber p. g.
rRoylsIoNs-PoRK-r There +. no special ne to
p, ei . SF t"S New Ness 81 sasiS short Clear
Nominal and Family M .ss s5 75 5 Extra India
i s Is %,ss pss 80 q g D gy s@ @nn ara a ss
:s 5oasio .''.' BEEF HAMs-u9chaased in price ard
HHs oSld h asi al; sna d s1a At we bellies
o. s%es S 80 4e P 20 hd PfSsa s
Smoked DO s.4c &. MIDDLEs-Unsetued and lower.
S Sesg January sold S2sa 2! SG ard s5,d Dc
SS ss:1:sv 5 Es odsz ' sH heavy
ang TIE West supposed to be by packers Ja6 ogi
suffered Srsak Fl f ~ po pos cos sRa At he bo
es9,On .S TSs iB6 s Hg4 1875 CLOSING a. about
s7 CITY heavy and again Lover egq'sd %
7?5e pecenbe' s9sa az o JaGSry Closed "a
March closed sl5c sales $50 tes 15c: April closed
az s16e May closed SIG; saie go tcs oIlas;sse
Quoted 3 7Ods 10 South America 9.sOc.
BUTTER-There Is the more steadiness on me Grades
which have demand Medium and low Qualities rule
dull and heavy Creamery State. tubs 2Oa2Se ordinary to
prime; Creamery Pennsylvania tubs Fancy, 33c; Elgn
Creamery -; Western DO, Fancy SoeSlc; 10 Pr55mge:
sac SeSi Ba qy we Welsh tubs Prime 40 FAR to
Prose - DO Fair to Good 2oa2Oc; state Dairy. ar.
f1 chOse 22S g ,ne GOOD @ DO Fs oai
western Imitation Creamery Choice 29a25c DO
Choice esc Good 1sa29c Dc comugGn i AZ
S14 Zoe Factory Extras 21d24c do Firss 14alec: do
Seconds 1913 Lee Dairy and Factory Thirds 12al2 lie
prices remain as quoted in last There is INQUIRY in
moderate way from exporters and the trade demand con-
tlnues fair Full Cream, Fancy, State Factory. Ser
sember ii 7-sd1sc; October ii i2a11 24e; Ordinary
10 I2c medium 7ase full SKINS aSge Ca one nat lo@
EGGS-Choice fresh doing little better with
moderate demani otherwise there are Tree onerlnsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-15

weak Exporters took H. 900 bushels The speculative
S1 na to T se MeSnes "a Wheat Oh Final agus
3sc iowe Sales 7si 900 busnels future 10000 bn'ae
sg0t neqSns MS?a Steamer Mixed IS &c
Il i2e elevator, a sei5 he dhyeied No 4e 1t IA.
low. 45c Fancy Horse Tooih IS Sc last half January
January 20 isalo Pc cesss at 20 Use Dc re6ua
40 ssd4o S4e closing at 40 Sse do May - S4a46 &c
creased offerings Cash grades are down i4aslc per
oas pd Sa the Sseasa very dull
sales 50 GOO bushels future ~ 600 bushels s9o
DO White 81 sid S5c; 80. While loci Mixed Western
q s. Sc do January 8 1891 sse closing iss
rS 81 noa 40 " yucca 40 7SSss Go r. 5e 50
~ HxY AND SfRXw.i6e seneisi market L well main.
taned continued light receipts and fair demand Iisy
small SIC No. 2 large, s0aejc, small. 7oa75ci Cloye
Shipping Goo. straS-Lons, Rye, sods5c; Short Rye
HEMP AND JUTE-ManIlla Hemp, fine, a. 70 1.2c
Few ha9 81 ue butts 500 Sse. ~ paper sod al
continues light State choice 2is22c 20 MEDIUM ,g9
s fS ss Go9. Shos 6esS 2 Goo
weaker t6AD-N9 @9s seqye
-wesheT ee RITE demand Saies $4,000 January 17lSe
iEoNHrssss wa Ugh, dsn,q4s 70, american Pig
ne same for rs :sm tim: : , So on 30 and
SIS 5oa17 Giey Forge there moderate sales in
scotch Pig az the following prices Goltness s2l
Dsmellngton, s10 5ods2O Clyde $50 So and Langloan,
$50 so.
MoLAssEs-Is quoted firm with a moderate inquiry
New crop Neworlcans quoted 4Od49c, according TO
quality.
NAVAL sTORES-Spirits Turpentine-The feeling is
generally steady. while demand Is very moderate.
Quoted 46Q40 lac. R0sins-Have moderate in
curry AZ, steady. rates strained, q o2 IL;
H. 81 So; l. 81 so; X 81 So, N: % o5Gs2 TO- n.
oILs-The market throughout is wen sustained with
out showing material change; Demand is steady and
summer = yelow., 55ei CSeoangt ,ceyl9n, 512e
prme. 71c Menhaden, crude Sound S2c light pressed
35d3Gc bleached winter, 3sc: extra beached 900
4oc sperm crude &C. natural winter. 7oa7Ic bleached
winter. 76G76c Whale crude Northern nominal natural
winter 42a4Se beached winter 15d46c: extra beached
49, sea Eephaeet 6eaehed winter "a e55e Red
Palm. II 12c Neatsfoo, prime GO 12a75c; Straits
80 Csc; Bank. Sfd3Jc. ~'
OCEAN FREIGHT.-There Is continued weakness in
berth feehts Ou the market exhibited hFmnCss otherwise
10 Liverpool. steam hence, 81 bushels grain I'd
Newcastle steam, Cf,000 bushels grain. private terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-15
New Cotton
nral gsta.s.

NOR SALE or EENT.-Orchard PARK
K House. situated a. Pine I'M: the most
Pleasant and popular resort OF the CatsKilI5 =
Viii accougnoIat. from 40 10 50 guests. Al
dress WM. I. NJ. SMITH. Pine 1Illl. n. y.
k-OE SAIL or 70 ET-Elegant four
= story ana ba euelt brownstOne private
dwelling, - o. 81 Last 92d-s'. Apply 10
owner. l6 Ea.. 9.1 e. Or al Office, IL East
Ss,h-st PHI. BEAENDER
IL EADOUARTEEs FOR West Side houses
II ami investments paving 5 TO 12 Der
cent: several q ci.el bargains. STEVENS.
.th-aVc. ana %. lest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-15
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Rio grades the spot attract very little at
but prices have not varied since our last ta
is sac. Mid grades quiet steady and unShang :.
scented very appearance aud the variations were
conparatiyely small being within the range OF lOd-0
Soins IIaSre came in i 3r early aud prices here
dropped 1920 points afterward there was rally OF
ahout l0a rs points which lost closing steady
Hsvre closed az fr advance from the lowest Hamburg
a. ouiet and unchanged Rio nrm. Regular First s6d
&c s0: Good Second s5ds5 so; Exchange private,
~ is; Eeceints. rs 600; Rio Clearanees for U $,
Ssnsn. 'PsceInts 1900 sales here, 81, $50 bags.