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Telerraphic Briefs.

The Congregational Church at Fairfield,
Conn, a large wooden structure. was entirely
destroyed by fire last night, entailing a loss OF
5000.
lire was discovered this morning in the slope
at the Bast colliery, near Ashland, Pa A gang
Of workmen are fighting it, Tut with very little
progress thus far.
DIR. binder, Catholic archbishop OF Posen,
and Herr Ziffer, managing director Of the
Credit Anstalt, Germany, arc dead
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Escaped Convicts Commit Murder.

PHILADELPHIA, May 3o.-word was received
at police headquarters in the city hail today of
a bloody encounter between escaped criminals
and police at Tacony early this morning. The
the conflict resulted in the death of one convict
and the serious shooting of Mounted Officer
Of tine fifteenth district. The men are supposed
10 be Henry Jackson and Tom Thomas, two
notorious colored convicts who escaped from
the New Jersey State Prison last Wednesday
night BY nd-bagging the keeper.
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THE WASHINGTON ARCH.
The Cornerstone Of the Memorial to the
First President Laid Today.

NEW YoRK, May S0-This morning at 10
o'clock the cornerstone of the Washington
memorial arch was laid with impressive cere-
monies. The music was o special feature and
was rendered by choir Of two hun
dred voices selected from the Oratorio
and other singing societies. The anthem,
America" and the STARS Spangled Banner"
we're sung by the choir, the great multitude
about the stand ioiniugiu. The exercises were
opened with prayer by Bishop Potter, after
which Geo. Vim. Curtis, the orator of the day,
spoke. The cornerstone was laid by John w.
Vrooman, grand master of the Masoas Of this
state.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN
SMYRNA kU6>.
NUtE The PRICES
At which they are onsGed.
Az si9 Smyrna kuss reduced 70 $500
:. 40 :. :. :. :. :. 40
Ottoman. Ut 2Jc. 40c. dOc and 75c
CHAMBER SUITE
Look at those onured Tor az. solid Oak. = pieces
Dressers. with D,vei.d GLASS. made expressly dor
US arter our own design. worth fully $40
Nothing better Ia the market.
Chairs to match, 81.
Rockers to matcn =.
OF BABY CARRIAGES
Over 10 Herent styles from Si.s5 up.
Our assortment cannot be e1celled
flu liue ot Refrigerator Ice Chests, from S5
ut. Look ut those OH the dry air principle. No pack
INK To- absorb or retain the moisture.
Wire window Screens and Doors ,naue to order at
lo,gest DOssibte prtees. bee Adjustable Window
screepA viii At auy window
Loose Furniture Cover. to order Perfect At gusr-
Upholstery GOODS, Light WeiSht Curtains and Drsp-
cries Tor SUMMER. Cut below cost
Urie.tAl striped Curtains. ko,iuced to "a. 90 Per
p.ir; former rice sag. Very handsome.
Imported Punish CurtaiaS. Reduced from 81 9 to
e0 80 per pair. Elegant AND stylish tor SUMMER.
silk AMI Wool Renaissance for upholstery purposes
200 pair Lisht.weight Curtains cool and durable
for suininrr. Reduced To 9sc. per psir
co~pss'e stock II p,prps
Estsmates fsrnisnsd.
JULIUS LANsBURGH,
30 hur,f ate
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Real Estate Matters.

Charlotte Haysen has bought for s465O Of
r. .. Hoffman sub 1872 square 2i0-I6.Os by
80 feet-CorcOran between 18th and I4th
streets northwest.
Henry May has purchased for s3l. 755.60 Of
II. d. Williams lots ? anu 3, block S, Meridian
Hill
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Schaefer Wins n Match,

San Francisco, May 30.-Jacob Schaefer de-
feated ]. Il. F. McCieery of San Francisco last
night in q match game of straight rail billiards
for 1000 points, 1000 points per night, for $3.50
a side Schaefer dscounting McCleery.
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Going to Patch IL I'm.

BISaHAMroS, NY, May so.-It is quite prob
able that satisfactory adjustment of the affairs
OF the Owego National Bank will be reached
next week. The shortage OF c. A. THOMPSON.
cashier OF the bank, il about SlOo, 00o He held
$43, 600 Of the amount as treasurer Of Tioga
county and the balance belonged to the bank.
balance will be met by bondsmen, directors and
stockholders. Bank Examiner Gettman has re-
turned to Albany without making . statement.
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He Is Sentenced to Death, but Will be
Imprisoned Fifteen Years.

SOFIA. May so-Ihe court which has been
trying Maj. Panitza and his companions for
conspiracy against Prince Ferdinand OF Bulgs-
ria has found him guilty. The sentence for
Panitza is death, but il is limited that Prince
Ferdinand will commute IL TO imprisonment
for fifteen yesrs The other conspirators are
sentenced to nine and six years. Six were ac-
quilted.
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Sent to the Penitentiary.

Special Dispatch to The EvESINo SrAn.
CHAnLEsrowS, WA. May so-William Law
sou aud John Strother, two of the thieves ar
rested by Detective McDeyitt Of your city,
have been convicted and sent to the peniten-
tiary for ten years. Others OF the gang are
being tried.
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Pus1,c SAr.r.
DEMANDS

That only honest and reliable medicines should b
placed upon the narkst It cannot therefore, be
stated too emphatically repeated too often. that
all who are In need Of GENUINE BLOOD PURI.
fIER should b SURE and ask for
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VERY sEonr SPACE OF TINE ID required to
write half q dozen paragraphs Of not over $50
words each. TEE STAR in its advertising con-
test offers prizes Of elo0, ESQ and s25 for the
best three patches of such paragraphs See
conditions on first page.
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AyKR's

esssapsrls. Year nfs or that Of some one near snd
dear to you. may depend on the use Of this well sp
proved remedy in preference to any other preparation
of similar name. 1t IL compounded Of Honduras sar.
sspara tthe variety most rich in eurstivs proper
ties,. stiliinsiA mandrake, yellow dock and the
todides. The process Of manufacture il original.
skilfu scrupulously clean aud such to secure the
very bcss medicinal qualities Of each ingredient This
medicine 10 not boiled heated and Ia therefore,
not decoction; but - 10 . compound extract OBJ
tanned by method exclusively own, Of the best
and most werful Alternatives, tones and diurstics
known to pharmacy. For the last forty years Ayers
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AMERICA AHEAD.
Petit Of Boston Wins The Worlds
Tennis Championship.
PANITZA GUILTY.

DUBLIN, May so.-Pettit wins the q, 500 and
the worlds championship at tennis.
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ARMY ORDERs-Gapt James Cayres. ord
nance department, has been relieved from
duty at the proving grounds, Sandy Hook, N.
j., and is assigned to the command OF the
Omaha ordnance department Omaha, Neb.
The leave of absence granted First Lieut.. s. c.
vedder, 10th infantry, has been extended to
November L
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MARRIED..
DtErs.

BRowNE-BoYD. ON May 30 1890 by the Rev.
John Chester, MARCUS 4. BROWNE 70 dis a
CURTIE BOYD OF Mash!n Stoa, DC
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FELS'S
GERMiCtOE SOAP.

PHYSICIANS use Fels's
GerIuicide soap in their
practice. Because 1t -
the best medium whereby
the sntiseptics and ger
n.icidss necessary To the
cure Of cutaneous hffec-
tions can be employed.
80 mild sEd pure Is feis's
Gern,Icide soap that oven
the tender akin Of tho baby
gains tone and h CT b
from its con . txnt uses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-30

George Blaney, . brother OF William Blaney,
Who 10 in fail for numbering his grandmother
and aunt, was sent TO prison In Baltimore for
Ave years for burglary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-30

OF PECULIAR value In
all forms Of SKIN and scalp
disease. The germs are
destroyed. the pores
opened, sores. irritsted
and itching parts soothed
aud free aud full activity
is given To the effective,
healing and medical pow
srs Of the soap. And
while delixhtfui to use
every day 1t Is doing its
duty by warlipg OIL disease.
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FELS'6
GERMIClDE SOAP.

SOOTHES and cures in
famed aud irritAt u d
parts Of the skin and scalp.
Projects the skin from
disease by opening tie
pores and allo wing scope
to the wonderful healing
powers Of the soap. Peer
less III its purity. Dainty
ana sweet III constant use.
PiinpIes and Oily Skin
prevented and cure d.
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PENSIONS FOR DISTRICT PEoPLE.-Pensions
have been granted to residents Of the District
OF Columbia as follows: Increase, Theodore C.
Otis; reissue, Augustus L. Roberts; Mexican
survivor, James Z. Slaughter: widows, reissue
Honora widow Of James Kelley.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.
SECRETARY TRACY is spending a few days in
Brooklyn.

WEST PorST CADETs.-Cadets have been ap-
pointed to West Point as follows: Fred Mckee
Clinton, fifth Maryland; Edwin A. Bair, Huron,
SD, with Caspar ii. Conrad, Fort Randall,
S. d., as alternate; Samuel Bower. Mooresburg,
twelfth Pennsylvania. alt L. ID. Sompayrac,
Society Hill, sixth South Carolina; VIM. H. Nc
Malto, Charleston. fourth Arkansas, with Carl
Bently, Little Rock, as alternate.
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VOU HAVE TRIED AND WERE PLEASED WITH
them. They iiIuate the liver. regulate the bow
els improve the complexion. Carters Little LAYER
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r OST The BLOOM OF
IL youth by inattsntion TO
the skin. Found again by
the use OF Fels's Gerlnicide
SOAP. Lessons anu prevents
freckles, tan, dlscUlorItion
and Inflammation Of the
skin. Its sweet and dainty
odor Is the result of nat
urai ingredients, not OF
irritating per. uinery. Pro.
tects the healthy skin and
cures the diseased skin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-30

Soorrs EMULSION
CURES COUGHS AND COLDS
SCOTS EMULSION
RELIEVES CONSUMPTION.
,CCTTrS EMULSION
CURES BRONCHITIS.
COTS EMULSION
WONDERFUL FLESH PRODUCER.
SCOTS EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL
AS PLEASANT AS MILK
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES THROAT AFFECTIONS
SCOTS EMULSION
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES scRoFULA IN ALL FoRMa
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES SKIN DISEASES.
SCOTS EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL WITT
HYPoPHOsPHITES is SOLD ALL OyEl
THE WORLD. no5
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JU11us LANsBunoH.
18TH AND + STREETS,
HAS
CUT PRICES
ON ENTIRE STOCK

ON ENTIRE STOCK
OF MATING
The most extensive and varied assortment ever
showu in this city comprising - 200 Rolls, 100
DIFF, rent patterns, latest designs and effect.
3SJ hollis Fancy China Mating reduced from 2oc
All kolls Fancy China Mating reduced from SOC.
aO5 kon. Fancy. Seamless Mating reduc from
35c to .oc Tor yard.
307 Hollis Eaucy Seamless Mating reduced from
40c. to 3Qc. Ter yard.
430 Rolls Fancy Seamless Mating reduced from
45c. to 35c. per yard.
357 hollis faacy Seamless Mating reduced from
Doc. to soc Ter yard.
100 koli. Fancy Mating, Sd per Roll.
$50 Fancy Mattin. hugs, 3x4 yds.. reduced from
81 30 to 81. %.
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SouvEx1ns FoR CnrLpREx.

Sec PsrasoIs AL zoe
2oc fast black Hose, al sizes.
Csc. Swiss Ribbed Vests ell sizes. loo
9sc. White Dresses. to IA years.
DC Pure Linen HANDKERCHIEF ........ ..........<e
:oc WINDSOR Seaffs all styes.... .22c
SOC Lace and Embroidery Collars ...... zoe
15c Lsundered Shirt Waists. ali styles ...64c
oV>' shirt "sss All sc
QUO Corset waists All Styles .....-.....44 sc
viz ........Soo
soS' Sn'1f0o gun
sl9S Imported Novelty Hats.................sI.
~eN Esue6 Ssps..'-.- ....--........-... foc
10 per cent discount-lo per cant OF the marked
prices Of all Jackets. Coa.s Connsmaras Flannel and
Cloth suits American Hosiery Compsny's underwear.
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CArAnRH AND DISEASES Or Tn

For these diseases the use Of the genuine CARLSBAD
Sprndel Salt is highly recommended-
DR. Hofnleister in a recent Lecture SAYS:
The unnatural motions Of the stomach causing press
ure and belcings the rriations Of the ntestines
shifting in catarrh OF the bowels and the infiRmed
mucous membranes the fruitful Of
ali known of disease. out OF them
grow most kidney and liver troubles, diabetes,
all rheumatic affections and govt. 1 have
found that the unnatural motions Of the
stomach cease the intestinal troubles become soofhsd
and health results from the OF Carlsbad sprudel
Salt. The diuretic effects Of this water, quiet
action upon the infamed intestines beyond ali
praise.
Beware Of limitations. "EIsNER MENDEIsoH
CO. !" Sole Agents barclay II, NY.
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NEW UNIVERSAL HAMMOND TYPEwRrrrR-
IN All interested IL typewriter are invited 10 can
and examine the UNINERsAI. HAMMOND TYPE
WRITER, with The harrington Key hoard
JOHN G. PARKER.
Agent for District of Columbia
m22-1m 0l7 aud 0ls 9Th e. nv
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GARSAPARlLLA

Has been tho standard blood purifier Of the wordno
other approaching Is in popular confidence unver
sal demand Its formuls 10 approved BY the leading
physicians and druggists. Being pure aud highly
concentrated is the most economical Of possible
blood medicine livery purchaser Of sarsapariiis
should insist upon having this preparation and
that each bottle bears the well known name Of
J. Q. AVER CO..
LOWELL. MASS
IN every quarter Of the globe Ayers Ssrsapari: Is
proved to be the best remedy for all diseases Of the
blood Lowell druggists unite in testify:ng to the su
reror excellence of this medicine and to its great pop
ularity in the city Of its manufacture.
AYERS sARsApARlLLA.
PREPARED BIZ
DIR. J. G. AVER CO.. LOWELL. MASS.
Sold by druggists. 81 &c for s5. Worth Is botta
AIRS. CHAS SMITH OF JIMEs. OHIO. WRITES;
WI have used every remedy for sick headache eouid
of for the past fifteen years. but Carers Lttie
AVER Pills did mol more good than all the
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AIRS. CHAS SMITH OF JIMES. OHIO. WRITES:
have used every remedy for sick headache could
ar Of for the past ffteen years. but Carters Little
-.Iktr Illls did me more good than all the rest:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-30

FELS b CO.,
Makers, Philadelphia.
meow
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FELS'S
GERGICIDE SOAP.
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NO. 1000 pairs Of The Palsis
button Gloves will be offered At IS
mer shades: also Fast Black. EVERY
during the less busy hours We will prove
our risk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-30

Saturday Is the last day Of the "Open-
above and below. The prices to left Of
prices. the prices to the right are the
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eCPlease remember that Tomorrow
In" and Of the Souvenirs mentioned
each column below are the rgular
Souvenir prices.
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NO &C. @. are the initials of the
These initiais-C. G.-guarantee super
of &C. G." Black Richelieu Ribbed Isle
The quantity Is not exaggerated. We
90 more than CSC. We usually sell these
told that 45c. and soc. are the credit
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Srzor.L Souvrsns Foa Lasr Day Or "Orrxno.
-sATURDAU.

that will cost ths Palsis Royal % least
urs and - mark Of gratitude 10 our ps-
Twelfth Annual summer "Openine."
write that the Opening from every
full Of our career-sales larger and moro
Gus Opening" We can write this when
south Of . general depression IN business.
business success and not little grateful
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n26-2w
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-22

very best Ohio fleece commanding only
33@3315c at Boston, and delalnes being
neglected. Trade in breadstutfs has
been principally speculative, with adj
vances Of &c OH wheat and &c on corn
and oats, pork also advancing half
dollar. Coffee is weaker on large es-
Inmates of yield, and sugar is dull, with
inactivity in refining, the SpreckleS
supply still underselling that OF
the trust. The monetary situation
has changed for the better
more distinctly than any other, the
treasury having found means to pay OUT
during the week S4,000.000 more than ie
has taken in. Foreign exchange has
risen half cent because of scarcity Of
commercial bills, but exports for three
weeks from this port show an increase
of Sl,700,000 over last year, or per cent,
while the increase in imports is nearly
S2,000,00O, or 81 per cent. The stock
market is afflicted with deadly dullDess,
and the average price of stocks, exclu-
sive of the industrial" lot, has declined
about half a dollar per share. The
railroads are doing large business, but
most stocks are so held and SO managed
that the public is not invited. The
business failures occurring throughout
the country during the last seven days
number 255, as compared with total of
260 last week. For the corresponding
week of last year the figures were 249.
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liquidation-and the total remaining
transactions in railroad stocks in the
forenoon were only $1,000 shares, or
about one-fourth of the forenoon's pro-
portion of very moderate bust
ness in stocks. Il the mere scalp
ing for eighths and quarters by the
board room traders could be deducted
from the $4,000 shares, it is probable
that it would show that not above 5000
OF 5000 shares of railroad stocks had
been bought or sold on regular commits
sion orders this forenoon. So that it is
probable that the total commissions paid
to stock exchange brokers for their
transactions this forenoon did not
amount to above $1,000. When it is re-
membered that there are over LOO
members of the New York Stock eX-
change, and that large proportion of
them try to live upon commissions, it is
easy to understand why they feel de-
spondent and las 'bearishness" is the
natural concomitant of despondencyl
talk bearish. The total sales of stocks
to-day were 1929 shares. including:
Atchison, $3.50; Delaware, Lackawanna
& Western, $3.50; Louisville IL Nash
vile. 1920; Missouri Pacific. $500:
Oregon Transcontinental, 6,725; Read
ing, 6,1OO; st. Paul, 6,55S; Union Pa
cific, $500.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-22

New YORK. March 1.-Flour-Reeeipts.
16,417 packages; exports 2.4OO bbls. 2, 90
sacks; firm, fairly active; sales, 25,35O bbls;
Wheat-Receipts, 700 bu: exports, none;
sales, 4, 472. 900 bu futures. SO, 900 bu spot;
spot market stronger, dull; No. red, S-&
@99Ac elevator, 909S@9O7sc .afoat 9dQ
91S4c +. O. b.; steamer, No. red, S5@ e5l2c;
No 3 red, s5@95l 2c; steamer No. 3 red,
northern, 97l2@9784c; Ne. l hard, 99c: OPP
tons fairly active. irregular; near months
Ice up, late months A@%c off. closing barely
steady; No. red March, sS340S91sc, clos
$3.50; May, ssl2@s9c, closing at ssa4c;
Jure. 81 5-16991a4c closing at S7ssc; July.
S55S@S61Bc, closing at S57sc; August, "a Gle
@S5c; closing at s4c; September, $3.50
S51sc, closing at s47sc; December, s7A
g Bs1sa el Gna at sar sse m RGe a i%
,Corn-,Receipts. ~ SOC bu; exports. 1919, 705
bu; sales, 10000 blu futures. 224.OiO blu
spot; spot market stronger, fairly active;
No. 2. 3634@365sc elevator, 377S@3Sc afioat;
36la@375sc; No. 2 white, 4ul2c; No. 8, 35a4c;
options dull, lsc up, steady; March, SIC;
April, 37ls@3714c, closing at 374c: May,
3zss0375sc: closing at 1880; June, 37l20
37s4c, closing at 3784c; July. 3sA@3Sl2c.
closing at 3S12c Oats-.Receipts, $4,000 bu;
ures, 1850 Blu spot: spot market stronger.
active: options less active, easier: March,
2e5s@29c, closing at 2S7sc; April. 2Sls@
2o$sc closing at 29ssc; May, q 7:l9@274se,
closing at 275sc: spot No. 2 white, 3ll2@
324c; mixed Western, 2s@3lc; white
Hay steady, quiet. Hops quiet. easy.
Coffee-optlons opened steady; March un,
changed; others 5@l0 points down. closed
steady, 10@30 points down: sales, II, $50
bags, including March, 1T75@l7. soc, April,
17.30@l7.4Oc; May, 1695@l7: loo: June,
6S0@169 C; July, l6.6"@16.70c; Au-
gust, l6.35@16.55e; September, 1850
13.73c; December. 1850: January, 15.SUc;
spot Rio quiet, easy; fair cargoes 2Olac; No.
z, fiat bean, 1S7sc Sugar-Raw lower fair
demand: fair refining. 5 Lice centrifugals,
96test at 55sc; 900 hhds muscOvado. 81
test, ct Use; refined firm, fairly active. Mo-
lasses-Foreign active; 5O-test at 22c: New
Orleans steady. Rice firm; fair. demand.
for April. Cottonseed oil steady. Tallow
easy; city 81 for pkgs), 5-l6c. Rosin
frmer; strained, common to good, $1.20@
1.22l2 Turpentine easier, quiet, 43@43Bc.
Eggs quiet. steady; Western. 14A@42c; re-
ceipts 1,497 pkgs Wool easy quiet; do
nestle fleece, 32@36c; pulled, 27M34c:
Texas, 13@25c. Pork quiet. firm: Cut meats
Western steam: sep; options sales, 1000
tierces; April S6.43 bid; May, GA; June.
$40 asked; July S6.5l@6.52 closing S652
asked; August, 1857; September, S664
asked; October $3.50. Butter moderate
demand, freely offered; Western dairy, l 10
lSc; Western creamery, 13Q25I2c; Western
held, e@l5c: Western factory, 6@l9c;
Elgin, 26l2@27c. Cheese steady moderate
demand; Western, 1O@1012c. Pig iron quiet.
Copper easier; lake March, $l451; do
April Sl4.O5 Lead quiet, steady: domestic,
So 92I2. Tin dull heavy: straits, S2U.30.