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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24
AGREEING Upon LIE NAVAL BILLS.

Washington. June 23.-This afternoon the conferces
on the Naval Appropriation bill agreed upon report
The House conierees agreed Ia those amendments MADE
10 the bill by the senate Increasing 10 $4,000 TIC
appropriation for repairing the dock ana basin IN the
proekIyn Navy Yard; for rebuilding wharf at the
New.London Naval Station $500; for extending the
launching ways and repairing ships al the New York
and Norfolk Navy Yards, $1,000, striking out the
provision in the appropriation for improvements at
the Portsmouth and Boston Navy Yards that they shall
be rcoponed for the building of iron and steel ships
appropriatlng $4,000 for improving the plant at the
League Island Navy Yard. the provision that 1t shall
be reopcncd for repair of naval vessels being stricken
out by the senate conferees appropratins 100000
toward construction OF timber drydock at Port
Royal, s. c. Increasing to 100000 the appropriation
for boilers OF vessels. including repairs etc
changing from armorcd to protected the description Of
the 800 cruiser authorized TO he constructed the
maximum speed TO be twenty knots lnsteed Of
twenty knots ayprcprsting $4,000 for $50 ton
swt torpedo cruiser and $4,000 for torpedo boat.
. The senate recedes from the amendment separating
tho War College and Torpedo school at Newport. r. /.
Inc iicuse confwees agreed 10 the amendment au.
0cTifns the President 10 appoint q commission TO
seect sutaoie site on the Pacific Coat for dry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24
MR.. MORRILL, SOLVES THE DIFFICULTY.

THE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE BILL, WITH HIS
AMENDMENT, PAssED-ITs PROVISIONS
Washington June % tspeciaD.-All the troublesome
oucsfions which on saturday threatened To delay II
not defeat, the Agricultural College BILL drawn by MI
Morrill, OF Vermont 20 extend the scope OF tho bench
cont law 81 1892 which hears his name. were easily
disposed Of in the Senate this morning. Inc yer
mont Senator himself offered an amendment IN heu OF
that suggested by Mr.. Pugh and Mr.. Gibson ana
criticised by Mr.. Hale and Mr.. Chandler, and both
sides Of the chamber acceptcs the substitute as salts
factory solution 81 the difficulty Then after numerous
verbal and technical amendments, all agreed 10 with
out opposition the bin completed and passed
without division It's provisions ere already familiar
bu, they may be rcstated briefly.
The bill is supplementary TO the act OF July . ls02.
and Is intended 70 add largely 10 the annual income Of
the agricultural colleges already established or nero
after 10 be established under It's operations. For the
wear ending June 30 1920 900 additional is TO be
maid each Institution. and the extra annual quota Is
Ia he increased each until IL reaches S21OOO.
The money is from the receipts from the sali
OF public lands The race problem In me southern
fund 10 be made by the State Leg stature between an
agricultural college for white students and similar
in.utnton for col0rcd students, in case the state
chooses 10 maintain the two. In all states IN when
Int one college is organized distinction or race or
color is allowed TO be made. The secretary OF the
interior Is charged with general supervision OF the
workings OF the agricultural college system
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24

lick of YOUR and start for the shore ana e'eS
blessed one of you would ,.,..o.. O.. tina
iIe, The conductor entered and whispered 10 inc
man who followed him out. saying: -, oorreo tbev
Bug women orter learn 10 s"ih-oi 'o"''0 why
had - ,.,, ,isnerca Tho conductor
70, nuict Is II agin the law to say that
women orter know how to-
Yes. but this is not the place 49,, ,s 81.
Won don't want me to advise 'cm that they or'er
iearn---2'
Come! Gomez - - h. o,
Oh YOU 90 to grass - growled the man as nc maze
for the steps. q" have alus said that women orter
learn 70 swim know they had II women could
sv', they'd have more confidence In themselves
Women my advice to you IS" :, ,,
mn fhc conductor helped him little and he dropped
70 The street and as the left him he walked after
II and said . 49,, l.. ..,r, ,,,
aWcll If they don't want TO learn 10 s"Dh' then
let them get drowndedP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24
THE UEATHER REPORT.
FORECAST TILL p. NJ TUESDAY.

FORECAST TILL, L. NJ II f"pA u .
Washington func o3.-For New England ana Eastern
Ncw.York fair slightly warmer; sonthcafi'rly winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania New-Jer'y Delaware anu
MARYLAND fair: continued high temp nature
For Virginia and the Caronas fair preceded by sno"e
on the V.r.ina and North Carolina coasts not
For Georgia Florida Alabama and MISSISSIPPI n'r :
rcccd,d " ssow"r, in Western Mississippi ana No'''
Ior Louisiana Eastern Texas and Arkansas; n purr,
or TENNESSEE. kentucky. Ohio Indiana anu ll"o'S'
FOR West virginia. Western Pennsylvania anu "oS'er"
Ncw.YOrt. fllr.
For Wisconsin. Iowa and Minnesota iar pr'Vnu
sbov'rs In .outhwcstcrn Wisconsin, sUghtlN N"F"'r
eeto,lona. tomp, raturr In Iowa. southery winds
For sic Dakotas and ska missouri h'hS"' '"'
Colorado. fair hot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24
A BROOKLYN FACTORY DESTROYED.

Tie eXtcnsIve color WORKS OF Pfelfer LaVcnDurgh,
in North Eleventh-st., between BedfOrdave. and
Driggsst.. brooklyn were almost entirely destroyed
by fire last night. The fire originated in the drying
room. The main building Of brick and two
stories high. on either side frame bindings
that were known as the drying rooms and Paris
green departments. william Murray, the watch
man, made his hourly ronnd at O'Clock. and every
thing then all right. Ten minutes later lhrd
flame suddenly shot through the ROOF Of the drying
room. Murray ran 10 the nearest frebox and sent
out an alarm. When the lremen reached the works
the flame had swept from the drying room TO the
main building and burst forth from the roof and
every window. A second alarm was then sent out.
For more than an hour the Grrmen Worked before
they had the flames under control. Inc Paris gre
DEPARTMENT was tie only building saved from de-
stTction -
The bookkecpcr OF the works. Arthur = sanen,
rave IL p his opinion that tne loss Oh stock would
not fan short OF jOOOO, while the loss on machinery
might add from $4,000 to 10000 more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24
A PRESENT To MAJOR BULLARD.

General Daniel T.. sickles Colonel b. r Morgan. aCom
missioner Jacob ex-senator Gibbs, Major John Il
Nugcnt and other friends Of Major Willard Bullard. Of
Health Department met last evening NJ the home I"
General II. A. Darnum and presented 10 Major Billiard
,aloe set ~ sleeve buttons Of large solitaire diamonds
set I'm an cnamcllcd badge Of the Third Army corp"
which General Slckcs commanded and In which MAJOR
Bullard served during the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24

Little Rock Ark. June GA dispatch to The
Gazette from TcXarSana. Arh., says: Excitement
concerning the Cotton Beit train robbery the night
Of the lith inst. was almost as high today the
day succeeding the Of the alleged robbers. on
Friday night the wounded man. Ratclinc. arrested
as one Of the robbers, died, and last night 1t was
reported his widow had made written confession fully
duplicating all the persons accused now IN Jail and
perhaps others. and that she would be the first state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24
To CONSIDER TIE SILVER BILL.

Washington, June 23.-ChairmaD Congcr has decided
10 call a special meeting Of the House Committee on
Coinage for TO morrow Wednesday for tho con-
sideratlon Of the Senate amendments 10 the silver
bill Heavy pressure mas been pIougit 70 pear up'a
the Rules Committee have the committee save a
place for the silver bill In advance Of the National
Election bill. and IL Is possible that the committee
NAV take some action upon the subject at a special
meeting called for 10 morrow.
CITY of Mexico June o. via Galveston, Textile
bankers here take gloomy view Of the action taken
on the Silver bill In the United states Legislature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24
ItWYERS TO SEND DrLEG ATES.

4 meeting ~ LAWYERS o. organize for municipal reform
was held YESTERDAY the Estate EXchange. Wheeler
H. Pcckham and J. Beochcr Miller were appointed dele
gates attend TIC meeting at the Windsor Hotel tonight
The alternatcs appointed were William $ opdykc Lewis
L. Delancld and William IL. O'Dwyor. committee OF
seven on permanent organization was appointed to report
at the next general meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24
THEY OTGHT TO LEARN.


ON Grand River car the other dav thirteen
and two men. and one Of the latter. who was
short and TAT and lssy suddenly laid down q paper
he had boon reading and stood up and said
Yes. that's so-thats so. | perfectly agree with
him. Yes, ladies, il Is ms opinion that every ono
~ you ought to learn how 10 SWIM
All looked up In hali-scarcd way and the man
continued:
)" II might save your lives suppose you were on
, steamboat and the bottom dropped out OF the durn
clt'er, and what was left Of II went under where
would you he You'd sink like so many cobblc
stones. But suppose you could swmi You'd simply
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24
THE IDAHO TEST OATH FOR UTAH.

Washington, June 23.-At meeting Of the Senate
Committee on Territories to-day II was determined TO
report senator Cullon's bill providing for now test
oath in Utah ia place Of the one In the Edmunds
Tucker act. The committee VIII adapt the bill re-
Gently reported the to Insure the purity OF
elections In Arizona the necessities Of the In
Ttah and recommend that for passage. That blu
contains an oath similar to the Idaho test oath, which
has been sustained by the Supreme Court, and which
not sweeping and severe In It's provisions as the
oath nrnnnscd In the C'nllnm Dill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24

witness at the resumption of the preliminary "e'"S
~, ,o-,i,o When the court met thrro
e = CONSULTATION Of the attorneys on both
.,dcs and the presiding justice after which cou'1 took
o adtournmcn, until O'Clock This afternoon When
court rcconvcncd the defendant Williams ''H@l to
withdraw his former plca and to waive examination,
IN cosc ~ Trawiey and McDancls. INC prisoners
were all taken 70 bqa t1nr. Ie and ' Deputies Fs Par
d ovyirr Guarding them. The prisoners snow INC
gccts of the great strain. and went trem6lins IRON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24
NOMINATED n TIE PRESIDE

Washington, June o3.Thc President TO day sent t.
the senate the following nominations:
Henry {. MahaGy. United States Marshal for the
District Of Delaware.
Dame! T. stewart, postmaster Wilmington. Del.
First LieutcnantS Charles i. SchOfcld. I'd Cavalry,
and John Anderson, sth Infantry, to be captains;
Second LieucneDts Herbert "a. Sargent I'd Cavalry,
and David c. shanks, 1eth Infantry, to be fist lieu
ten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24

Tribune once June "a. l a. m-Cloudiness, high hu.
mildly and norheGstcry southeastery winds prevailed
Yesterday The temperature ranged between SO and ~
degrees the Osa) being - lower than on the
corresponding day last year. and 10 higher than on
Sunday.
Ia and near this city to-day there will probably be
warmer. fair partly cloudy weather, followed by =
shower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24
ORR PAN-AMERICAN TRADE.
Mp pr,1vE,s PLANS TO DEVELOP 1T.

TIE FUNDAMENIAL lpE'l " nan,
From The De, Moines GoTa) Register p.cp., III.
Mr. Baincs suggestion iaai inc aSay Tor nonne is
sensible. luH u"" UNI ,artial concessions in
'I.,td Stdcs r,rcat privilege as the admission Oh
Ig,un ao 80 ant would be foolish not 10 '"Ac IT,
CoNMENDABLE HARMONY.
From The Brcoklyn standardization p'ep1
Mr. RIoncs policy to associate reciprocity WIN pro-
lection will 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24
TO INCREASE TIE EFFICIENCY OF TIE ARNY.

Washington June o3-Mr. Wheeler, OF Alaoama'
today from the Committee on Military Aiair "
nor;ed with amendments his bill 10 define inc Inc "i
,he army and to increase its efficiency Tic Dill pro
yides that the line Of the army shall consist OF twenty
I've regiments OF infantry ten of cavalry seven Oh
artillery and one Of engineers This Is an increase VI
two regiments Of artillery but as the number oil lieu
tenants In each regiment is reduced from thiTyceh'
TO twenty four there IS but little Increase IN the
total number Of artillery officers The bill ADDS two
companies TO each infantry regiment making an IN
crease of four officers 20 each regiment II makes
decrease Of twenty officers in the cavalry and little
or no change in the engineer corps. secretary
Proctor in letter. says that the bill was VI inc
main excellent and practical In letter from MAJOR
General schoncld he speaks Of the operations Of the
Engineer Corps and tho line" during battle, with
reference to the question upon which corps should
dcvovc the command General Scholeld believes mat
II woah not be expcdicnt 10 give Officers Of mo
Engineer Corps the right to assume command OF troops
IN line and tha they should h. placed upon precisely
the same footing to the command Of the combined
forces different corps whenever they are required
to DO duty C.ctIcr. The General also believed that
IL best 10 maintain the corps OF engineers as
separate and distinct part Of the army and not as
part of line. making however, the doctors Of that
corps eligible for assignment 10 the cOnahd Of troops
III ie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24
THE APPRAISERS NOT YET CHOSEN.

Washington, June 23.Thc President is having moro
difficulty than he anticipated in selecting the nno
appraisers called for by the Customs Administration
bill but Il IS asserted az the Treasury department
that they will be nominated before the lst OF July.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24

dock and the Senate agreed to the appointment ., 81,
similar commission to select sue Ior III for
shores Of tie Gulf Of Mexico. The apprOpia'ois ~.
extra tools for The Brooklyn and Mare islu
Yards were made-S7j 900 and SoO,OOo fcsPc'"''i''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24

Washington. June 23-To-day's bond offers were
S14.45O registered As. $500 coupon az, at 122 !;
a. 600 20.TO0 registered les, and $4,000 coupon
LIS, at 103 All the offers were accepted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24
INCREASE IN BowpoIN,s LIBRARY.

College reports ~ ,6l4 volumes and G000 pamphlets
in the library an increase Of 731 volumes and 200
pamphlets since last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24
GENERAL MACFEELY TO re RETIRED.

Washington, June 23.-Gcncral Robert MacFeely,
coumssary general OF subsistence L. 5. A., viii be
retired on July ], account OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24
ro1.RrucLAss PosrMAsrERs AppoINTE

Washington, June 23.-F Fourth class postmastcr5
were today appointed as follows: From New York
s. Church. Clarendon, and L. Cross, Yorhvlllc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24
,r,rv rDEE.TRADE APPROVAL.

From The NcwIor Evening I've. o,"fo.- ,,,o, and
The Evening POST lndorScs Mr Iteration OF Con.
recommends ccause reciprocity ideally the rg tng
tut because it promotes inleh' Temoves ignorant
tAeTeb{ md becansc il leads inevitably TO inc prcah
s Of trade barriers e CsneSt pE ndorc ali of Mr.
I0r "srcnmcnts Indeed. some OF ms lie
are calculated weaken n h p S6f obstacle to an In
sn n.so n 0ur south American tIHdc ma n ~ "
EhVSing faculties for reaching those mhrAe'S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24
A GREAT NECESSITY REcoGNiAhD'
-, ,,,.t,o-o American Rpp.)

Ie VEN ndpprscd be The American" as the only
ca:onnGc basis upon gG pc to Sntas There IS
Ich orc'sitv for an American collner'lal u'oi
srani the Of the world ,,H We E@ ARE ''a and in
PIes,' -, ,hn conditions which male lie more Iau d
mere struggle for existence and We can O the proper
sIoHtt ,r onuoriunltcs Mr.. Blaine points OUT now
u ~ o he done and II rests upon Congress 10 give
nnrac,icai direction TO his recommendations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24

In the diagram continuous line shows the barometer
Yesterday observed United states
signal Service station this city. The dashes indicate
temperature noted AZ Pcrrys Pharmacy. Sun Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24

The BrCOklFn tdeiO A'>N In
i'Oi'' ~ emma in economic administration as il, any
thing else that af loaf s better I'll i hc wants T Will
wise statesman VINO cannot seo rade throug hout
tax, se r %ai T ca" would be at adyan'e In the
next place experiment dS Ei i f 70 affect popular
siderable the S Whole World in relation to !hs question
mon renecton therefore. the most m nn ecretsry
Ulainc,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24
SPANISH AMERICA Is NOT EUROPE
- nj. Nnrr Nnrk ncrnid lndl

,Iore &c the last one political mraclc) to which W:
,oint win pride secretary Blaine rccohnchu, INV H
he prrsdent be powered 70 dclarc pran,tta "ro
t"de between the United states ana me VaIlols -,
mills in orr vicinity. and the President ual,lt,
hi, letter 70 Congress with M, approval mi'' NJ
imJ.,i I'm; hlrk seventeen rcPtDiHss va , ~,
Western Iiemispherc have fro" trade VIII u.s. Du
M. the c1etc monarches OF Europe lag NY IN must
be drawn somewhere, 80 hr bialh' oi"" !" ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24
LET IS HAVE BETTER SHIPPING fAOlLl -
rrotn Tho New. York Press fcpD
or,,1 rIIrrr NE A CONGRESSIONAL CAV'VoT

few Republican Congrcssmcn are TpOrrTSa "a Nv
onnoscd 70 thc policy recommended by tmv ,h.
aIrd bv Mr. Elalnc because IL mlrht hlitIVlHo ~ N
ra-f I'M 4 caucus discussion would enIeIluch 'lvii
and would probably sccurc wQrklne Ec WrKinoy
IN and the simple vet Efficient measure @ =,
~ ;ir Uajne Win marvellous simplicity ann power vi
i,,crncnt ~ unouesiiOnablc and controlling laVIs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24
xrcrrcr1xc A MAGNIFICENT CHANCE.

From The Philadelphia Press RcpJ $780,
Nv putting raw sugar on the free st Ic p"f 10
s"cur. reciprocal advantages in trade WIZ nuD'i ,en
ico and Soitih America. Secretary BIaHcs Wtvfs
~ ,s brilliant policy not less than the Nc klniey
yW S its1li cause revival OF the wish mat tns
Graf ornortunIty might be used III securing u u'ic
Sr~cr ,han that Of India.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24

one signing himself Mr. Harris yet dating not
from the classic vicnace Of Kingsgatest., LONDON
F. c. but from prosaIc Iackensack Meadows, y. j.
flor meadows read mashes) writes TINS: Ny sister
saws can't say better! ] say I can. Can't ~
You can dear Harris but Won better not ana IN inc
near future yon better sndy the elements OF English
considerable; that is IL you are a mind 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24

"One evening" says the Hon. shoko Jones, or
whoever It was that wrote the famous preface" one
evening after dinner. having nothing whatever u
do I thought would SIT down and write the history
Of North Carolina Which Of his numerous offspring
has taken advantage Of the general sleepy sultrne's
Of things 20 spring on the ancient ard hshlikc
topic Of angophobla anglomana or anGlo-anythngf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24
IALh ABD' ! HNNih FOL ~
rrnrl Tho unrifnrd Cnnrnni Kcpl

Mr. Blaine has nnfoldcd proposition which II
carried ont, wouid be an important sep toward inc
ambitious project that seward and other great STATES
A.n beside Mr.. Blaine have entertained Of devclop
Ing a common Interest covering the whole continent
30 other country appeals to the iaCnaion more tan
America and other American project Is broader or
prandnr II feasible. than this. There Is a
erqat deal In il and its possibilities are magnihcenf
some will say too MAGNIFICENT lut the point we wish
10 make lust now Is that II Is not attack upon the
principles involved in The protective theory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24
SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT.

From The Washington Iost 'h'PJ
rho lo,ar fof Mr. Blame emlodics tho substance OF
en-, c,,rt and abounds ia useful Information ana sus'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24

what You take for insocncc and supercillousness
IN the hardy wcfed Briton IS, nine times ont OK
ten never mind the tenth now. nothing Of the sort
only mcasurless content. or say, rather. content
cut 10 measure. cnwrpping your Islander on all his
travels. like his ulster. As for your phobas and your
manias and yolr higher aesthetic anxiety for tho
audience beyond the big blue oOtlights, so TO speak,
what is II all but Puritan anacmia
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-09

options less active. 1sGsAc M, firm; January,
. l2C03e$4c. closing at 3Ss4c; February,
3S!4@3S5sc, closing at 3S5sc; March, $3.50
3s7se, closing ut 3S7sc; April, 39ls03 9Ssc,
ing at 394sc; steady; mixed January. 37l3@
313sc; February, 37as031 7sc. Oats-Re-
ceipts, 1900 bu; exports, loS,79S blu;
sales, 60,Goh bu futures, 10000 bn spot;
spot market stronger. quiet; options dull,
tirmer: January, 2St26l S 8 Ice, closing at
2slac; February, 2Sd2SIsc, closing at 2Sc;
May, 27Ss612I | l-l6c, closing Mt 275Sc; spot,
No. > While. 3H@3 I4c; mixed Western, 26@
29'2e: white Western. 3"G134l2c; No. Chi
ago; 29S4c. Hay quiet. steady. Hops firm.
Coffee-Options opened steady, 5@l5 points
up. closed steady for near by; barely steady
tor far: SOLO points up; spies, 1890 bags
including January. l5.93Ml6e: February.
l5.90@ &c; March, - 95@l6.05c; May, 10
@16 lee; June, 16.050l6.lOc; September,
L.. 100 l6.l5c; October 16.05lI6. 10; De-
cember, l6.050l6. Toe; spot Rio higher,
fairly active; fair carPoes 1880; No. q
lTls@ l5hc. Sugar-Raw firmer, quiet; fair
refining. 5lsc; centrifugals, 50 test, 534c; re-
fined firm, fairly active. Petroleum quiet,
steady; United closed at Si.u34s for Febru-
airy. Cotton seed oil stronger; crude, 27I2c.
Tallow steady: Rosin dull. Turpentine. 4ll2c.
lie; receipts, 1914 pkgs. Pork active, firm.
Cut meats in good demand; picked bellies.
5lAM5l2c; picked houlGerS, 4c; picked
hams Slac middles dull: short clear, So 30.
Lard quiet. steady; sales OF 700 ties western
steam at S6l-l2@6.l7l2. closing at SIS. l@t2; ;
options, sales, 25J ties; March S6.26. clos
ing; January, S6.l3; February, Sc. II; ;
March. S6.23, bid; April $3.50 bid: May,
Sc 81 bid: July. S6.49 bid. Butter easy,
light demand; Elgin, 2s@2sl2c: Western
dairy, S6317c; Western creamy ~, l3@26lac;
Western held, 1O@l7c; Western factory,
5l20lTc. Cheese quiet; Western, S6.l0c
Pig iron steady. Copper quiet, firm; lake,
January Si445. Lead quiet, steady !;
domestic, $500. Tin dull, neavy; straits,
S2OSU.