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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-24
THE NEWS ABROAD.
All Sorts of Events in the Trans Atlantic
World.

LONDON, July 24-The conservative papers
speak in terms of highest praise of Lord Ran
delph Churchilrs speech at the Conservative
Club last night. From the tone Of their COM
ments ii may fairly be inferred that the chorus
of approval is inspired; and this supposition is
strengthened by a statement in the Chronicle
TO the effect that it is learned that strong
movement Is in progress to restore Lord RAN
dolph Churchill to official life. All those ind-
cations tally with the rumors that have been
ahoat recently concerning Lord Randolph's
improved status in the party. There is no
doubt that he will prove valuable addition
to the conservative strength on the govern
msnt benches.
horrible case OF cannibalism is reported
from Cairo. negress employed as nurse in a
Coptc family, apparently seized with a sudden
recurrence OF savage instincts, killed two
children OF her employer and devoured their
bodies.
Catherine Wood has been found guilty at
Liverpool of stealing a diamond ring from
Mrs. Hamilton of New York aboard the steam
ship Etruria. 1t was brought out on trial that
the woman had committed robberies from pas
Bengers on twenty-five trips.
The Duke Of Devonshre has made a reduc-
ton OF 10 per cent In the rentals on his Irish
estates.
The young duke OF Aosta. nephew of King
Humbert of Italy, is about to marry the
Princess Elvre of Bavaria
Inc German Colonial COmpanys report
shows decrease Of three hundred members
during the past year.
Count Antonelh. who has Just returned to
Rome from Africa, gives a most gloomy
account of ltaly's prospects in that country.
He alleges that the possessions which Italy has
acquired with such difficulty and sacrifice are
OF little practical value.
An authority on such matters states tina!
during the coming winter season England and
America will undoubtedly receive larger
number Of foreign musical artists than at any
season heretofore. owing to the alarming state
OF musical affairs, at least SO far as dramatic
music Is concerned, in several parts Of the con.
tlnent
The demands Of leading vocalists, especially
In Italy, who have returned from American
tours and their imitators. are so high that they
are practically closing the opera houses in sew
eraI OF the most important musical centers
This will no doubt occur at Trieste. Venice ahd
other places where the municipalities have re-
fused 10 grant the sums demanded to subsidize
the various operate ventures. The Genoa au-
thorities have Just refuseda request for an an
nuSl grant OF $4,000 for three years. In the
event OF this check upon musical enterprise be-
coming an actual fact. - number of second-rate
artists will flock to England and the United
States. which countries are considered verita-
bic Eldorados by the majority OF foreign
artists.
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PRESS CENsORsHIPIN SALVADOR.
The Little Republic Uses Absolute
Methods to Conduct Her Affairs.

LA LIB ERrAD, SALVADOR, July 2.-The pres
ent government has established rigid censor
ship of news. No information in regard to the
existing crisis or the trouble between this
country and Guatemala is allowed TO be pub
lished unless it has previously been examined
and approved by the censor.
This censorship is extended also to news dis
patches addressed to foreign countries. The
Central and South American Telegraph Com
pany Cannot accept for transmission to other
points any news not accepted and approved by
the government censor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-24
MINER AND POETESs TO WED
Ida Watson to Change Her Faith for q
Wild Westerner.

Miss Ida Watson, known throughout the north
as the New England Poetess of Passion" is to
we'd In the west, in Deadwood, lived Francis
Washer Higgins, miner. He read her poems
and became SO attached to them that he carried
tie book around. Last September letter
written by the poetess to a friend named Hig-
gins residing in Dakota went astray and fell
into the miners hands. He wrote to the poet
ess and her reply showed her to be his bsloSed
authoress. lnr ara,
A correspondence resulted in an engagement
ana the pair met in Boston tor the first time
sunday. Higgins looks like a cowboy, but is
well on. He is Catholic and his affianced has
declared her intention of adopting his faith 10
please him. The wedding was announced last
night. 80
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"DEAR JOE.o
Another Suspect Arrested in Connec.
tion With Annie Goodwin's Murder.

NEW YORK, July 24-Andrew NJ. Tanning
whose name has been mentioned in connection
with the death of Annie Goodwin. the pretty
cigarette girl, was held in $4,000 bail to APP
pear when wanted. Tanning said he had
known Annie for the past six months. He
thought her q good, well-behaved girl On
the morning of July he received this note
from her:
Dear Joe" Canning is usually addressed
by bis intimate friends as JoeO, come to me
at once. / am very sick at III East 1Ojth
street ANNIE"
Tanning went and fonnd the girl in great
agony. Later. at Armies suggestion, he called
on DIR. McGonigal and brought him to see her.
DIR. McGonigal was brought from his cell to-
day and asked as to the whereabouts of Miss
Goodwin's pocket book. He said he gave il
to his lawyer, Mr.. Burtsell OF $50 Broadway.
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From Wall Street Today.

NEw YORK, July 24.-The interest in the
dealings IN the stock market this morning was
confined entirely TO sugar refineries and New
England, both of which were decidedly weak
and gave tone to the rest OF the market, al
though the fluctuations outside OF the two
stocks we're without significance. First prices
were generally only slightly changed FROM
those of last evening, but sugar was up l per
cent at 7JJ4. This. however, was the highest
large BUSINESS New England was only \
higher at the opening at 5Oss, and it also
dropped quickly to 49X. There was some
animation in Atchison and lead trust. but
neither moved more than a slight fraction.
Sugar and New England recovered small frac-
ton OF the loss, but then became dull and
steady with the remainder OF the market
Silver opened at 1899; highest sale, I09sl
lowest sale, 1929; las, sale, 1925.
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TWENTY PER CENT REDUCTION.
Kansas Railroads Think That it is Too
Much to Lose.

TOPEKA. Kan, July 24.-Representatives OF
the Santa Fe, Rock Island, Missouri Pacific
and Missouri, Kansas and Texas roads held
conference yesterday with the board
Of railroad commissioners on the SUBJ
iect Of the reduction of the local distance
tariff which is proposed by the board. The
railroads protested against such sweeping re-
duction, about 20 per cent, claiming that it
would very materially reduce their earnings
and endanger their prosperity. They were
willing, however, to make some reductions.
The conference was finally adjourned to Au-
gust 4, when a railroad board will present a
new tariff, on the basis which they have sug-
gested, and the railroad men will also prese ut
q new tariff.
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Serious Cave-In Near New Orleans

NV ORLEANS, July 2I-In Algiers, the por-
ton Of New Orleans on the opposite side of the
river from the city proper, an important cave
IN INTO the river occurred Tuesday night IL
Was ut that part known as AIsiers Point, between
the Canal street and the second district ferry
landings. II continued 10 fall into tie river
all night and yesterday about $50 feet on the
point mad gone. and - sloughinS still con-
uiues very TaPldly- Unless some steps are
taken 20 sustain this bank the iron bridge, the
ferry house and road and perhaps some Of the
residences will go into the river. The second
district ferry landing has already become I'M
aPprSschaole.
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No Funds, No Interest.

WATERFOWL, Wis, July 24.-The state anti
prohibition convention adjourned yesterday.
There WAS a lack of interest all through, with
no apparent purpose for the gathering A
resolution was adopted providing for the APP
pointment of a committee 10 ascertain the po-
sition of Ill political parties on sumptuary and
prohibitory law. The tenor of the entire pro-
ceedings was of discouraging nature with
seemingly little left in the organization and a
great want felt and acknowledged for funds to
properly carry on the work.
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Robbers Tied the Waterman.

OMAHA, NEB., July 24.-Three unknown men
seized Night Waterman Woodward at Weeping
Water at an early hour yesterday morning,
bound and gagged and tied him to a tree in the
suburbs. They then returned to town. where
they effected an entrance into the Commercial
Bank and drilled into the vault. but were I'M
able TO open the time lock safe They stole
about 900. Woodward effected mis- release
about O'Clock in the morning.
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FRENZIED CLOAK MAKERS.
They Beat Woman and Smash Her
Furniture.

Nrw YoRK, July 24-The striking cloak
makers are becoming turbulent and resorting
to acts Of violence TO enforce their demands.
Last night about twenty of them entered the
apartments Of Mrs Celia Bender at No. Allen
street, and beat her badly. She employs about
u dozen hands. and these the rioters chased
away aud smashed Mrs. Benders furniture.
The police came and the strikers He'd. Julius
Gothslzanwich, however. was captured, and to-
dav in court was held for trial
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Electric Storm in Wisconsin.

SHEBoYoAS, Wis, July ga terrific cleo
trical storm visited Sheboygan yesterday after
noon and did great damage. Two iabofers at
Elwelrs -four mill were struck. one. William
Strassburgh. being instantly killed, and Samuel
Litsch paraIyzed A stable was struck by light
ming and consumed. Schlicnt's block was
struck three times, destroying one of the stone
towers The electric fire alarm boxes, tele-
phones, &c, were burned out
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THE EGYPT'S CREW.
They Land Safe and Sound at Dover
Today.

LONDON, July 24.-The British steamer Man.
haitian, Capt. Robinson, from New York July
for Hull. which has on board the crew and cat
tlemen from the national line steamer Egypt,
Capt. Sumner, from New York July 10 for Liv-
erpool before reported abandoned on fire at
sea, passed ST. GATHERINGS Point at 10 o'clock
this morning. She signalled that che would
land the people from the Egypt at Dover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-24

What Justice Brewer Thinks the Orig.
inal Package Law Will Do.

TOPEKA. KAN. July 24.--The Hon. D. J.
Brewer OF the United States supreme Court is
in the city visiting his daughter and is on his
way to Colorado Springs. where his family is
spending the summer. He says the House
original package bill is far-reaching and will
prevent Armour from shipping into Kansas
his dressed meat and will drive out Louisiana
sugar.
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FOREIGNERS RULED OUT.
Aliens Cannot Acquire Public Lands
Under Any OF the Land Laws.

The old principle that an alien cannot &C.
quire public lands under any Of the land laws
was asserted by Secretary Noble in a decision
rendered today in the appeal case brought by
Henry Booth and James p. Robson, who had
located homestead and pre-emptive entries
in lands within the grant of the Central Pacific
Railroad Company in the Salt Lake City land
district, Utah. The Secretary denied the APP
peal, holding that the settlement and residence
of an alien upon the lands does not except the
same from the grant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-24

A Double Site Agreed on for the Worlds
Fair After All.

CHICAGO, July 24.-The Chicago city council
settled the worlds fair question yesterday by
agreeing to spend s2,oOo.OOO in filling in the
lake front site. The land will be used as
park after the fair. Jackson Park will also be
used for some portions of the exposition.
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Chicnco,s 1.2O5.OOO

CHICAGO. July 24-Supt. FARMLAND Of the
school census bureau has reported to the board
OF education that his enumeration OF the popu-
lation Of Chicago. just completed, shows that
IL contai M l. POS 1913 souls
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CHICAGO GIRLS FIGHT A DUEL.
Two Cyprians Shooting at Each Other
for Love of q Worthless Wretch.

CHICAGO, July 24.-Lizzie Edwards OF No.
128 4th avenue and Birdie Lee of No. 379 South
Clark street fought duel last night in front
of Lizzie's place of abode. Five shots were
exchanged and a portion of Brides chin was
carried away by bullet. Both were. arrested
and locked up at the Armory station. The
fight was for the love of a worthless fellow who
has been dividing his attentions between them
and taking money for his support from both.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-24
A Peoples Man.

GaEKT BEND, KAN, July 2+-The peoples
party convention % the seventh district yes-
teriay nominated Farmer jeremiah Simpson
OF Barber county for Congress.
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An Alliance Candidate.

CREsroS, Iowa. July 2I-The Farmers ALI
ance convention Of the eighth district yester-
day nominated A. X. Anderson Of Fremont
county for Congress.
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Somewhat hamper-ed"-a picnic lunch.

Chicago was clean out of site in the Worlds
Fair location until last night The Lake from
gets it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-24

Michael Haase, twenty-one years old, Q farm
hand, recently from Buffalo and employed by
Richard Petzold, farmer of Granville town.
ship, wss locked up in Milwaukee, charged with
fatally stabbing George Olsen, young farmer
employed on farm adjoining Petzold's.
At Quebec the charge brought against Capt
Charron of the sailing vessel Polynesian by
the sailors of the vessel of having caused the
death Of one of the crew BY cruel treatment
has been dismissed.
It is said in Boston that the spiritualists viii
oppose President Harrison and the republican
party unless the President pardons Walter z
Reed of Grand Rapids Mich, . medium who
has been convicted Of fraud.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-24

They were talking about . democratic msm-
Der Of the present House who died some
months ago. .ev,11 ed
$50 Mr. Blank has Joined the great majority
said the minister of the gospel. .@'
Don't put it that way" expostulated the
dead mans colleague. Don't you know the
majority is republican,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-24

City Marshal Hodge of Pontiac, Ill, was
shot IN the groin and probably fatally hurt
by Daniel North, worthless citizen OF Forest,
Ill. whom he was trying TO srrsst North i
in jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-24
SHOOTING STARS.

A RUMoR.
They whisper it low
It cannot be So
Yet slowly the Rumor is growing,
That one OF these days
Or Gordons and stays,
Our people are certainly going
To see Uncle Jerry
In light red cherry
SASH!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-24

There's new newspaper in Kansas called
Ham and Eggs. 1t should never appear oftener
than once a week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-24

This seal skin war talk and diplomatic cor
respondence is great educator of the masses.
BY careful study of the Marquis of Sails
burys letter of May 22d last, it is clearly shown
that seal is not seal, until after he is caught;
previous to that time being simply a res nuaius.
vi course it is plain to be seen why no lady
ever wears res nullius skin cloak or cape.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-24
STEVE Virgins CAPTURED.
Jaclksonville's ex-City Marshal Found
in Hiding and Arrested.

Steve Virgins, ex-city marshal Of Jackson
vile. who murderously assaulted Mayor Nc
Quade some weeks ago, was arrested in Column
bia county late Tuesday night by Sheriff
Bethea and brought to Jacksonville He was
turned over to the county authorities and COM
mitted to Jail in default OF $4,000 bail. Sheriff
Bsthea and his deputy learned of Virgins con-
ceeiment among relatives near Lake City and,
hiding themselves in the neighborhood, cap
tured him when he came out for q walk.
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED II HAVE SEVERAL IMMEDIATE
Nv Purchasers for Houes Ell. 800 TO $4,000 aud
S1eap Lots soutesSt and northeast aud northwest
soooo. W-EBUkfOkD. a.. New Nork ave. YEAS
WAEIED-HoUsEs 10 SILL. FROM $1,000 TO
w $1,000 on Capitol Hill ana In the northwest We
nave several custoIneu for such property.
- MEkRILL TERRY,
U-t-ot mar stn.w.
WANTED : BY FAMILY OF 4 AN UNFUR
w Brick House Of rooms in nor Invest section:
rent so 10 $50 per month hes; Of given Box
lou Staf ONCE. IT.
WAN1ED-HoUsE FOR AN IMMEDIATE Gus
w TONER between feunsylvgaia and New York
Ave and 9th and 10Th SITS 1000 also house between
% sha l2th and ami sts., with stable e. 900 10
SSS;v vVV; also house for S40Vo frona L, l.
bohkh %, 5OS Ct j24-3t
WANIED-To BUY IN WASHINGTON, d. C.
w o. or broom House. m. 1. must be in good
sSity nna oarssin give number and locality. Ad-
etess Us, fls sine. jy23-3t.
WANTED-To RENT BY SEPTEMBERl EITHER
w furnished or un.uruIshed a lag. bMsll.nr
aeslrably located Cor hrstclass BOARDING house Al
1yl9-6ts " '.e' ~>-'AAAN'~
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Earthquake at CharIestOn.
CHARLESTON, s. c., July PA slight earth
quake was felt here at sos a. m. yesterday.
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DENTISTRY

NR STARR PARSONS, DENTIST 9TH ST., cor.
Dknw.-first-clsss fliinGs inserted. Appiicstio0
% gums prevents pam IN extractinx. AL branches z
Osntlssry. AZ preseDt lscataoa ten yeArA mhl7
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WANTED-BOARD.
FOR Observation-Disclosures

ANIED-Bl TN0LADIEs. FURNISHED ROOM
ano Dosru, "a noor front. northwest TART city:
soO mo. Address lC.N. Box % city 4. o. ly1sI-j,'
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WANTED-LOTS.

OWNER. CoRNFRIyoT ABOUT
81 " w IN northeast or near New York ave- aud
Norih CaIitol SITS State lowest price and best terms
~ ISLoIN otAr once. jylg-6t
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FOR RENT=ELATS

lrok RENT-wEsT END FLATS Y62O KsT NV,
u o-rOoin HAT. ala modern improvements: rent
go per month JANIS A. BATES A. 90,
yl9-2w l4O9 ~
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED WILL PAY $50 10 s75 CASH FOR
w aGovernment Position paying from $40 to S15
per month Address A u. O., star Office. jy2i-3t'
SVANTED-GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR YOUR
lers Coachmen. Waters. Kitchen help for this city
abroad: oil have references. UI 9TH ST. iys43t'
NSANTED-Ar HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
W for Cooks. Chamber Maid, Waitress. Laundresses
man. Butlers. sAArL A. COMBS. Y20 stn W j24-It.
WANTED-BY A HEALTHY YOUNG MARRIED
" Womal SITUATION Us Wet Nurse. Apply 1923
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AS HOUSE KEEPER BY
w Lady from Massachusetts,: objection to the
care Of children. Best city reference box 1:! Star
Office jy24-3t.
w Place on farm or City; understand of
horses and cows; cook or light house work good
workers Best Of references. Call at 14O2 Penn
sylvania ave. NV. B24-ots
NVAN1 EDDY A GERMAN WOMAN WITH BABY,
w Place as Cook or Housekeeper: Good city ref
erences Apply after O'Clock ~ I'LL st. NV. It,
yVANTED-BY A COMPETENT DRESs MAKER,
w Employment in Families by the Day. Address
902 South Carolina ave. Sc ,y23-3ts
yyANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE WHITE
w Girls, situations ut Chamber Work or Waiting
General Housework; stay at nights good reference if
NNANTED-A SITUATION AS FACTORY PORE
w man or Building superintendent by thoroughly
compe tent man: good draughtsman; Long experience
References. Adde'S MECHANIC. Star Office. j2:-3t'
WANTED - EMPLOYERS FOR FIRST CLASS
w servants. with reference in every case send to
be filled with dispatch. May building. 9Th and
Jel6-3ot'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR MALES AND
w Females. Clerks, Saleslades, statesmen, Drivers
&c. (Man office. reception aud bag. age roonisI.
yl90t- bUhNHAh'S, lIlU u ST. NV
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

I.oR RENT-3D AND 4TH FLOORS OF BUILD
II ing =. W. cor. Ia. and 18th n. ". 4.
RAISER, Room 4, Atlantic building y23-3t
L,oR RENT-BY FISH MILLER. 1913 81 n W,
Il LARGE BEAU 1lfUL OFFICE ROOM gu first
foor OF l2l3 St NV. one OF the best locations
the city Tor office. heut only $50 Jyl8-ot
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

I,oR RKNT UNFURNIsHED TWO ROOMS
Il 4.sh N ST. nv. llsht housekeepis allowed
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PERSONAL

a UTHoRIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY.
"A " iliisms Co. COMMUNICATIONS Ironptly as.
t.nded and strictly conndentlAl Once open ~
hOrrs. NM WILLIAMS. hsnssref. 40 o.
my+-l5m.
A GOODRICH, LAWYER, LA DEARBORN ST.,
IA Chlcaxo; 20 year, kocce.<ful practice; advice
trse, publicity bpeci@ facilities in many sssssA
selT-tthks-1y
NOw Is I'VE I'M. WI WILL PAY -bI0
~ Money" for First-cnas Second hand Clothing Adj
aress oS csll 9Ie1h's ol-D saAAD. olsD &c
nv nyl
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AIRS. DIR. MULLER CAN BE CONSULTED AND
ANk treats successfully all Female Compsints fno,
whatever cause, at her residence. SO7h 1 st NV
Jfacs hours ] 70 SPIN. Nl2-lm
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WANTED-ROOMS.

----- . - ----
NNANTED-BY EXPERT TYPE WRITER, SMALL
w Office Desk Room in vicinity Of Patent Office.
Address DESK, Star office Yl4-:jts
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, TWO
w 3 Unturnished Rooms III quiet family, suit
able for light housekeeping Protest nt family prs,
ferred. Address, stating price. PROMPT Star office
Jy23-2ts
NNANTED-BY A YOUNG COUPLE. TWO UN-
w furnished looms; north aud south exposure
first second door; between 10th and 18th and ii
and SITS Address stating terms II. L. LEACH, L. >.
photographic Office jy23-2t'
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-08

ungraded mixed. 59@6lc Options weak.
freely offered; deprcss on Wall street news;
November closed at soc; December, 59Ss
@6o9Sc, closing at 6ossc; January, 59ss
81 7Sc, closing at g 4sc: May. q i2Gl6l4 Sc,
closing at 60GSc. Oats-Receipts, $4,000 bu;
exports, l"7 bu; sales, $4,000 bu futures.
dI2uuo pm 6n spot: fp9t marfet aali; iSwer;
closing at 4Ss4o; December, 4JA@I9alc
closing at 40lAe; May, 5lAO52c, closing
at 5lSsc: spot white, 5.6Do2 Ac; mixed West
ern. 4712@o2c: white Western. 5O@5sc'
No. 2 Chicago, 19s4c Hay quiet Hops firm,
quiet. Cotfee--0puons steady, unchanged 10
IL points up; closing steady, 5GDlO points
down: sales $50 . bags, including No
vemher. 1880; December, 40 @l7.l5e:
1850; February, 1875; March, 1874 q
1880; May. 1879 @l5.35e; June, 10. poe.
Spot Rio steady fairly active: tair cargoes,
l9lac: No. Z. lSc. Sugar-Raw dull, nom
inal; refined quiet. Molasses-New Orleans
Rice, easy, moderate demand. Petroleum
steady; United closed 81 ne for December.
Cottonseed oil. prime, firm: off grades weak;
crude, prime, G. Tallow quiet; city 50
for 1 paSSages a%4 i5l6e ROs ino, dn
eTn e: ree aspt 'e gPss p"ck
ages. Wool firm. fairly active; do
nestle fleece, 34@39c; pulled, 27@31c;
.2o@l-.5o; extra prime. Sl".5t@ll.
Cut meats steady, quiet; middles weak; short
clear, S6OJ. Lard depressed, much lower,
active; Western steam, $3.50 lid sales 1870
uerces, So. i2@6.3U; Options sales,
1 .25u tierces: November, S6.=5; Deem
Der, S6.3U96.36, closing at So. 30; January
S6.t5@6.6s, closing at S6.35; February
ST. g. closing NJ S6.66; March, S677. But
ter-Gooddemand, fair; Western dairy, lI@
lSc; Western creamery, IS6D47c; Western
factory, SaD1!c; ElgIn, 27i2@2Sc Cheese
firm. quiet; light SKINS 4ieG17 l2c; Ohio flats
7@9i3c. Pig iron quiet, steady. Copper dull
lake nominal. Lead stagnant; domestic
1925. Tin weak; straits. ST..