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sullivan the Favorite in Phil
HE GETS HALF OF DULUTH.

Frederick 7. Prentice, Of New York, Wins
In His Suit Against Mayor Beaser.
ASHLAND, Wis, June 3O.-Judge Par
ish, in the Circuit Court yesterday even
ing, directed a verdict for the plaintiff in
the case of Frederick T. Prentice, the New
York millionaire, who is suing for the pos
session of half of Duluth against Mayor
Beaser and Others. Prentice bought the
claim Of one A. B. Butterfeld, who was
given a deed for a half interest in 100
acres of property in the city OF Martin
Beaser, father of the defendant, over thirty
years ago. The deed was improperly exc
cuted and Butterfield WAS deprived OF pos
session.
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O'BRIEN ARRESTED.
A Lively Time In Merry Old Ireland Yes
fardav

A Lively Time In Merry Old Ireland Yes
terday.
CORK. June 30.-The Governments
proclamation forbidding the holding of a
Nationalist meeting here to-day was dis
regarded, scattered meetings being held
at several places in this city and vicinity.
The result WAS that VIM. OBrien, M. p,
and other speakers were arrested. After
arrest of Mr.. O'Brien the crowd stoned the
police, who in turn charged upon the peo-
pie with drawn bsyonets. Several per-
sons were injured, including Patrick
O'Brien, M. p, who shook hands with
VIM. O'Brien after the latter had been ar
rested. The disorder continues.
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Base Ball Briefs.

Jack shOupe is playing second for Ham,
ilton.
The Springfield Ners accused Umpire
Brennan of giving Mansfield the game in
that city the other day. The umpire is
placed in the score as Msnsfeld's tenth
man, and is given a record OF IL put outs,
four assists and thirty-seven errors
Denny has failed to make hit in but
five games this season, Glasscock in but
tbres and Broutbers in seven. Glssscock
has hit safely in seventeen straight games.
In those games he has made thirty hits
with a total of thirty-nine. This IS won
derful playing.
Billy George, the left-handed pitcher
Who has been with the New Yorks since
1881, has agreed on terms with Manager
Rnckenbereer. His ten days will expire
INV 1. He will Join the Columbus team
at Columbus June 80 he was member
Of Buckenberger's Guelph (Ont.) Maple
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GLORIOUS NEW SOUTH.
A Grand Industrial Record In the Past
Quarter

A Grand Industrial Record In the Past
Quarter.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Jurs 3O.-The
Tradesnan Of July 1st will publish state
ment showing The industrial situation in
the South as exhibited by the number Of
new industries established during the last
three months. l. shows that during the
past quarter 1,021 new industries bave
been established against $50 in the previous
quarter. There were LII new enter
prises bsgun during the first six months Of
1899, against 1920 for the corresponding
period OF the previous year, showing that
the South is going ahead at more rapid
rate than ever before.
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H..d.msn Ciark.on Denounced.

ST. LOUIS, June 30.-Tbe Missouri Civil
Service Reform Association held its annual
meeting at Washington University last
night. A report was adopted roundly efit-
icising the action Of the present admins,
tration in the wholesale beheading OF
employees, especially in the Postofiice De, s,
partment, and asking that the PfeS1aep' tc,,ep
s'put a check upon this headsmsr Iisr :n,, y
.ar in his work of official decapits,ion'
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READY FOR THE RING.
BOTH rHR GREAT PUGILIsIs IN PRIME
CONDITION.
KIlrain Will Leave for the Battlefield on July 4.
Mitchell Confident That he Will Win.
The Battlefield Selected.
Some Guess Work.

NEW YORK, June 30.-Charley Mitchell,
Jake Kilrsin's trainer, and Mr.. Mitchell
left Baltimore last night, and got here
early this morning. Charlie called on
Manager Clark at Richard K. Fox's Office,
and arranged the time for Jake Kilrain's
leaving his training quarters for New
Orleans, the scene Of the battle.
Mr.. Clark proposed that Jake board
the special rtain. which will leave Jersey
City on the morning Of July 4, and Char
lie liked the proposition. The train will
take on excursionists at Philadelphia and
Baltimore, and thus it is likely that Kill
rain will accompany his friends to the bat
tie ground. Mitchell said he never felt
more confident of Kilrain's ability to whip
Sullivan. at is pleasure to be his train
er. " he added.
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JoHNsTowN's SUNDAY.

Religious Services Held on the street
Corners.
JOHNsrowN, PA, June 30. This wss
the quietest Sunday since the disaster.
The number of visitors was not 80 large.
and most of them went to the broken dam.
Religious services were held Oh the street
corners by the people whoco churches had
been washed away. Governor Foraker,
of Ohio, was expected to-day, but be did
not come. The division of local funds
viii take place tomorrow.
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Relisious Athletes.

NORTHFIELD, MASS, June 30. Three
hundred students to-day attended the
Moody conference of college students,
which will last until July 10. Sessions
will be held morning and evenings, the
afternoon being devoted to athletics un-
der the direction Of Stsgg, the Yale
nifrfer
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A FAMOUS THEATER.

KIN EiI-ler and Clara Morris Alma Mater
Burned.
CLEVELAND, o., J sae 30.-The Aca-e
my Of Music on Bank street, the oldest
place Of amusement in this city, was gut
ted by fire st four o'clock this morning.
The loss on the building will reach S17,-
600, on which there is an insurance of S.,
600. The Academy was built in 1853, and
on its boards all the great actors of the
country had performed. Clara Morris,
Efis Ellsler aud dozen other stars gradu-
ated from it, stock company.
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LEGITIME DOOMED.

HippOly ies Army OF $4,000 Men Sur
rounds Port an Prince.
NEW YORK, Juue 30-The Steamer
Osams from GOnsiyss June "a with mer-
chsndiss and pasle1ge's arrived At the bar
at s:2O. She brings the following account
OF the -jsts of affairs at Gonaives when
she sailed. Hippolyts was marching
his men to Port Au Prime and expected
20 have 10, 600 men before the city by July
s. The south has risen and sent to Hippo
I ste king that arms and ammunition be sent
them promising TO march on Port Au
Prince in conjunction with HippOlyte's
trOOus
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sn,,iuan,a .speclal Train.

NEW YORK, June SO.-The Sullivan
special" train, containing about 200 we'll
known sporting men of New York and
Boston left New York via. West Shore
road at, SIS tonight. Sullivan and his
trainer will board the train upon its arri-
val in Rochester on Monday morning.
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Called TO succeed Bishop Lsonard.

WASHINGTON, D. O., June 3O.-The
vestry ofst. Johns P. T. Church has ten
dered call to Rev. Mr.. Douglass, assist
ant rector of Trinity Church, New York,
TO succeed the present rector of st. Johns
Rev. DR. Leonard, who leaves in the su-
tumn to be consecrsted as Bishop OF ONO
Mr.. Douglass has accepted, and will as
sume his new duties about November
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DEADLY STREET BLOT.
six Men Shot and Three Dead at Glasgow

Six Men Shot and Three Dead at Glasgow,
Mo.
GLAsGO, June 30.-A riot between
two factions, numbering about twenty
persons, occurred in the streets yesterday
afternoon. The difficulty was the out
growth of local feud. John Patton saw
Louis Watts on the streets and commenced
throwing stones af him, finally rushing at
him with an open knife. Watts drew q
revolver and opened fire Friends of the
men rushed and the fight became general.
Aaron johnson and Lewis Watts received
mortal wounds and John Patton was shot
dead Six other persons were injured.
The Sheriff g fsrces finally quelled the riot.
A number of arrests were made.
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There WIN Be no Interference.

NEW ORLEANS, June 30.-There is lit
tie doubt that the flight will take place on
the line Of the Queen and Crescent Rail
road and in St. Tammsny parish, Louisi-
ana. Although the governor has instruct
ed the sheriffs to prevent the
fight, there is no special statute pro-
hibiting prize fighting in Louisina, as
there is in Mississippi, and the pugilists
could only be prosecuted under the COM
mon law for assault and battery. The To-
cal sports are confident that there will be
no serious interference on the part of the
authorities either before or after the fight.
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stanley. Hair snow-MhIte.

LONDON, June SO.-Mail advices from
West Africa confirm the previous reports Of
the shocking privstioDs to which Mr..
Stanley has been subjected.
It is stated that his hair has turned
snow-w white, that his clothes are ragged,
and that he is without shoes, being obliged
to use skins to cover his feet.
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Pauncefote's Plans.

WASHINGTON, June 30.-Sir Julian
Pauncefote, the British Minister. will sail
for England shortly, and upon his return
in the autumn will be accompanied by his
wife and two daughters. He has pur-
chased several acres of land outside the
city limits, which will be devoted to farm
ing purposes.
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HE WAS NOT COONEY.

The wichita Suicide Had Nothing to do
With Cronin.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, June 30.-A spe-
cial from Arkansas City says: ''There is
no foundation whatever for the statement
telegraphed from Wichita last night that
the man who attempted suicide here was
CoOney. The would-be suicide was man
who prrivCi here from the Indian Terri
tory on Friday nigh and is known here
by several parties"
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II. 80. Kmpioyes Discharged

BALTIMORE, June S0-One hundred
more employees in the blacksmith shops at
Mount Glare, the principal shops of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, were dis
charged yesterday. 1t is now believed
that the entire force of 1900 men will be
dismissed and the shops closed by the
close of the summer
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aen,v aeorge "a a Britisher.

LONDON, June 30.-Many Of the friends
Of Henry George are urging him to be-
come British subject and enter Parlis-
ment for Scotch district. 1t is not likely
that Mr.. George will accept the proposal,
though he has not yet given defini te an
swer.
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.o,,.r . Monument at Gstty'burg

crTTy,pURe, PA, June @.-The
.nmsnt of the Sixty first New York In
s.u,rv Regiment was dedicated this sfter-
"oon 1t is located in the wheat field and
marks the spot where the command stood
duripg Longstreet's assault OF the second
dav. The Grafton was delivered ny non
CHARLES A. Fuller, OF Sherburne, n. l.
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PRACTICAL CHARITY.

The St Louis Mayor Puts $1,000 Where i'
VIII Help Sufferers Most.
JOHNsrOwN, June 3O.-MayOr No, nan,
of st. Louis, scattered about S., 600 among
the sufferers to-day. He hunted up relia-
BILE citizens, and placed the mOuey where
it would do the most good. More than
one poor man is blessing the st. Louis
Mayor tonight.
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HAS HE sKIPPEDs

The Ex-MAyOr of Cincinnati Said TO be in
Switzerland.
CINCINNATI, Jnne 30.-It was learned
to-day that ex-Msyor William Means, who
was one of the directors Of the defunct
Metropolitan Bank, has gone to Germany,
and is now on the borders of Switzerland.
1t is said that he never intends to come
back.
Gen. 3. R Cowen says that Means can
do as he pleases, but must be here when
required at the next term of court. There
is no alarm in Government circles about
him. His bond is 800, 900.
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waha.h Road ohanres Hands.

CHICAGO, June S0-At midnight the
Wabash Railway and all the property be-
longing to it were turned over by Receiver
McNulta to the purchasing committee and
the operation of the road by the manage
ment of the Wabash Western began at that
hour,
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Ought to be n Draw.

GRAFTON, june 80.
To he Editor ofDi< Register:
SIR:-Please answer the following query
A beta b that Sullivan will whip Kilrair.
In the event Of draw, who wins2
ENQUIRER.
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,trs Robert Garrett and Husband Gone
TO Bar Harbor.

BALTIMORE, June S0.-Mrs. Robert
Garrett, accompanied by several servants
left Baltimore to-day in a special car. AT
Jersey City she was Joined by Mr.. Garrett
and his physician, DR.. Jacobs, and the
party proceeded to Bar HarbOr, Maine
where they will remain for some time.
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A VETERAN SHUT OUT.

Politicians Keep Old Gen. Bragg out of
the Grand Army.
CHICAGO, June 30.-The report that
Gen. Bragg, commander of the Old Iron
brigade, is debarred from the membership
in Grand Army post has created great
deal of comment Gen. Brsggis staunch
Democrat, while the men back Of the
fight on him are said to be mostly Repub-
licans. The pretext for debsrriDg him
out is that bis dues lspsed while he was in
Mexico.
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URsULINE SISTERS BALLoTNG

Election at Tho convent At Tifnn for superb
or and Assistants.
TIFFIN, ONO. June 30.-The regular
triennial election was held at the Ursuline
Convent in this city to-day, and resulted
as follows: Superior, Mother st Ignatiusi
Assistant Superior, Sister st. Ligour, nee
johnson; Second Assistant, Sister De Sales;
Treasurer, Sister NJ. Plus, nee Mayors.
All the Sisters in the convent
voted, and the election lasted for three
hours. It was in charge Of the Catholic
Clergy Of the city.
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wHRw, wHEw

Reading Iron Firms Advance the Pnddiers'
Wages.
READING, Pa, June S0.-Commencing
tomorrow a number Of rolling mill firms
in the Schuylkill Valley will advance the
wages cf puddlers from S. to S. 25 per ton.
Among these firms are Potts Bros. and the
Glasgow Itoa Works at Pottstown, and
firms at Lebanon, BOttsville and other
nleceg
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A sermon ON Politics.

WASHINGTON, Juns S0.-The President
occupied his pew at the Church Of the Gov
enant this .nS-ning and heard sermon by
the Rev. DR.. Hsmlin, pastor Of the church
on politics.
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The First Game.

special 7tleoranI 10 ne Register.
HAMILTON, o., June 30.-Played two
games to-day. The first game Wheeling
won by Shamus' fine pitching He hit
the ball hard, aud so did all of the boys.
Following is the score
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De can support cIuD. -MdfsIIeId Ne
Yesterdays Amateur Games.
The Red Letters Jrs. would like 10 hs
-on any club under II years of age.
Sunday Raaa Ball.

At st. Louis-St. Louis IL, Louisville
Z; errors, st. Louis 4, Louisville s; hits,
st. Louis 10, Louisville 8. Pitchers, Stiv.
etts and Ramsey.
At Kansas City-Kansas City 3, Gin
cinnsti 8; errors, 4 each; hits, Kansas City
5, Cincinnati 6. Pitchers, Sowders and
Smith.
At Columbus-Co Columbus 4, Baltimore Z;
errors, Columbus 5, Baltimore 2; hits, Co.
lumbus 5, Baltimore 2. Pitchers, Mays
and Foreman.
At Observation-Disclosures 3, Brooklyn
8; errors. Athletic 3, Brooklyn 3, hits,
Athletic 8, Brooklyn 8. Pitchers, Seward
and Terry.
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THE RING POLICE.
When KIirain and Sullivan Will Start
sullivan In Fine Condition.

When Kilrain and sullivan Will Start
sullivan In Fine Condition.
New ORLEANS, June 30.-J. W. Bar
nett, Sullivan's advance guard, reached
here this morning, and was received by
number OF sporting men. Later in the
day, in company with Messrs. Stevenson
and Harding, Kilrain's Representatives, he
took run to the proposed site OF the ring
and examined ii.
The notification ss TO the situation IL
only formal, and upon the arrival of Wakely
and johnson, Sullivan's hackers, ii il
likely that both sides will get together and
mutually agree upon change, should the
present site prove dissgreeable or the Gov
ernor's proclamation interfere in any way.
Quite number OF sporting men came
down with Barnett, and the coming fight
was talked over at length in the saloons
and other rendezvous TO day.
sullivan the Favorite in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, June 30.-Prof. James
Murray, of the Philadelphia Fencing and
Sparring Club, is an out-snd-out Sullivan
man. Sullivan will win, because he has
more strength and confidence than his OPP
ponent."
Arthur Chambers said: 'If John L. is
the same old Sullivan the fight is his.
I'm of the opinion that the men are evenly
matched, and that the fight will be to
fnish.n
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THE rosy freshness, and veiveIy sOlE -
- N the skin is invariably obtained Dy
those who use Pozsoni's Complexion row
der
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The Second Game.

Earned runs, Wheeling a, Hamilton :;
three base hit, Nichol; two base hits,
Nichol, Speidel and Shsmus
The Second Game.
Special Telegram 10 he Register.
HAMILTON, O., June 30 Wheeling lost
the second game by errors and the Hamil-
tons punching their hits. Gordon was
wild when men were on bases. The score
is as follows:
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Canton Beaten.
% th Re0tsttr.

Canton Beaten.
Special TtieGranl TO The Re0t1er.
DAYTON, O., June 30.--Dsyton recoy-
cred from her streak OF bad luck to-day
and defeated Canton in a we!l-played
game by ths following score;
ns won ....-................i o o o 0 Is
Canton .......... ...... ......1 -
Hits-Dayton 8, Canton 7; errors, four
each: runs earned, Dayton s, Canton 2;
two base hits, Doyle; struck out by De-
wald 7. by Riley ], by Stab 2; bases on
balls off Dewsld 1, off Riley 3, off Stab i
time, las; umpire, Brennan.
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Leaf team in 1886. James Mutrie signed
him in the fall. Several clubs were after
him, bat he prefers playing with his old
manager. George is good all-round player
and a strong batter.-Cleceland Plain
Dealer
The Tri-Stste League is making good
reputation for itself among Ohio cities
which had the opportunity to enter the
League at the beginning Of the season, but
did not do 60. Newark has organized q
club under the management of ex-League
Umpire, Enoch Sommers, and is knocking
at the door for admission, but it is not
prsbable that she will be admitted because
the season is nearly half over. Newark is
not the only club that wants to be taken
in. Akron has stock company behind
her club, and according to the manager of
the club, Akron is desirous of coming in.
Akron was in once, but when her club
began losing she quit. But now that the
$3.50 salary limit is observed she thinks
she can support club.-Mdnstield NeiOs
Yesterdays Amateur Games.
The Red Letters Jrs. would like 10 hear
from any club under II years Of age.
Red Letters 8, Pink Carriers Z; batteries,
Gray and Mcclellan; Berry and Talbert
Red Letters Is, Quicksteps Z; batteries,
Gray, Snider and Scott; Henry and Gala
her.
The Mugwumps would like to play the
Red Letters next Sunday morning on the
Tunnel grounds. Address, 1156 Main
street, second floor.
The Mail Pouch base ball club would
like to play the Red Letters next Sunday,
at the Tunnel Green. Answer through
the REGISTER.
The Mugwumps defeated the Unions by
a score of 12 to 8. Batteries, Brannon and
Kraft, Mitchell and Patton. Mitchell
struck out fourteen men. The features Of
the game was Patton's home run and
VOLTS second base playing.
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DIVINE FRIENDSHIP.
THE Art OF ACQUIRING AND KBBPIN
PRIBN DS.
DR.. Talmage's Eloquent Tabernacle SermOn-ShOw
Yourself Friendly UntO Msn-Ths Love
and Friendship Of Almighty God.
Foretaste OF Heaven.
Special Telegram to the Register.

Special Telegram TO the Register.
BRooKLYN, June 30.-At the Taber-
nscle this morning, after the pastor, the
Rev. T. De Witt Tslmage, d. D., had
made an exposition of passage Of Script
ure, the congregation, led by cornet and
organ, sang the hymn beginning:
Now have found friend,
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices in Produce at the Seaboard's
Commercial Metropolis.

Ruling Prices I'm Produce at the seaboard's
Commercial Metropolis.
NEW YORK, Dec. 19.-Flour-Receipts,
1881 packages; exports. I.452 brls. 1.94S
sacks. The market was moderately active.
with free sellers. and unchanged. Sales,
q. ZOO brls.
Wheat-Receipts. IL, $50 bu; exports. 3D.
5O2 bu: sales, 1872, 600 bu futures, 10000 blu
spot. The spot market was moderately
active; chiefly for export. loc higher and
firm; No. 2 red, S54GS5i2c III elevator, S6A
0S7c afoat, s60s7s4c f. o. b.: steamer No.
Q red, Sc; No. 8 red, S2l20s3c; steamer No.
8 red. 75l207 6c; ungraded red, Tls6S5ac;
No. 1 Northern. 92s4093c; No. 1 L hard, 96l20
O96s4c. Options were moderately active.
ss0 sac up and firm; No. 2 red. December,
S5ls0S5ss. closing at s5ssc; January. IS 11-16
0S6c, closing at SIC; February. So 1860
s7lsc, closing at s7lsc; March. 81 15-160ss4c.
closing at ss4c; April closing at SS7sc;
May. ss7s0s94c, closing at s9l4c; June.
81 15-160SSl4c, closing at SS4c.
Rye weak. Barley weak. Barley malt
quiet.
bu; sales, 1,224.OO o blu futures, 154. 600 bu
spot. The spot market was weaker and
quiet; No. 2. 42l2c in elevator, 433sc atioat;
ungraded mixed, 3S40434c; steamer
mixed, 4004l4c; No. 2 white, 1890; No. 3
1--WE, lea &c lower and steady; December,
424042 7-16c. closing at 42lsc; January.
Al 7-16941sac, closing at 41l2c; February,
40s4G41c, closing at 4OSsc; March,. 4lA2c;
May. 41@414c. closing at Ale; June, 4lc.
Oats-Receipts. 114.0OO bu; exports. so bu;
sales, 295. 600 blu futures and 131, 900 blu spot.
The spot market was firm, with a good de-
mand. Options were frmer and quiet: De-
cember. 29lsc; January, 29G2 9lsc. closing at
29lsc; February. 2S7sc; spot No. 2 white,
ern, 300 Csc; No. 2 Chicago, 3003O4c.
Hay steady and quiet. Hops in fair de-
mand and firm.
Coffee-Options opened steady at 500
points up. and closed barely steady at 500
points down. Sales, 4S. $50 bags. including:
December. 15.S5015.95c; January, 15.75@
1850; February, B.S5q15.90c; March, 1880
ole. 10c; April. 15.95c; May. 16616.2Oc: Sep
tember. 6.10O G. 25c; October, 10. l0c; No
vember. 16.o3016ac; spot Rio quiet and
Raw dull aud nominal; refined quiet. Mo-
lasses-FOreign nominal: New Orleans
steady. Rice steady and in fair demand.
C~Otton-seed oil quiet. Tallow firm. Rosin
steady.
Eggs about steady; Western. 22l2023c;
receipts, $500 packages.
Pork quiet; mess, inspected. $40. 5O0 10. rs;
mess. uninspected. $10250 1880; extra prime.
S9.5O09.75. Cut meats quiet. Middles in
active. Lard stronger but qufeter; sales of
$50 tierces of Western steam at 6.22l2c. OPP
ti~Ons-Sales. $3.50 ~tierces; January, elsa
6.21c; February, 6.2606.2Sc, closing at 6. 2Sc
bid; March, $50 bid; April, 6.4Oc bid; May,
4. 43c. closing at 6.43c bid.
Butter dull and weak; Elgins. 29c; West
ern dairy. 901Sc; Western creamery, fresh
stock. 14G27c; Western creamery. held stock,
l001Sc; Western factory, false. Cheese
quiet and easy; Western, S010c.