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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-25

election Of supreme officers which
occurs tomorrow. Supreme Ruler
Shaw vii retire with the honorable
title OF past master. William Worth
Blackwell OF Kentucky, supreme wee
chancellor, viii succeed 10 the supreme
rulership. Supreme Wee Chancellor
Walter B. Richie OF Lima, o., supreme
representative from his state, aud Eli
4. Blaekmer of San Diego, Cal, su-
preme prelate Of the supreme lodge, are
candidates Well informed Pythians
say that Richie viii be chosen and that
two years hence ne viii become the
grand chancellor.
Supreme Inner Guard w. c. Barek
well of Wyoming and supreme Repre-
sentative j. Ii. Lyon of Kansas are
candidates for the office of supreme
mastsr-at-arms, now neld by Morrison
of Nevsds. These are the places most
sought. The supreme keeper OF records
and seal and the supreme master of the
exchequer will not De disturbed.
LOulslle and Minneapolis are max
ing fight for the next encampment.
Boston tools IL the hsts. 1ne supreme
.ooge Will settle the question OF location
probab. y Friday.
Expected crowd Didn't Come.
The big crowd Of visitors, of which
so much was expected, is something Of
1 disappointment, as the knights in
camp make but little show in the city,
and the other strangers who were ex-
pected 10 keep tile streets crowded
have not materialized 10 any great ex-
tent. The fact is that. while many
thousands came in, shey went out again
on the same day, and the result Is that
hundreds of people who went 10 great
expense to help make things comfort
able for the visitors are now holding
large numbers OF empty cots and beds,
which will net them heavy loss.
supreme Lodge.
Today the supreme lodge is in session
behind closed doors and the reports OF
the supreme officers are demanding all
their attention. The knights VINO are
not members of this august body and
who are not on duty at the drill grounds
are taking in the city on the cable cars
and uniforms are 10 be seen every
where.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-25

TIE Man Who ov--thrcw tne Emr -
and Made Eez1 e. Republic
BIo 3D. JAsEu.o avg 2t-t,enrral
Deodors Ia Fouscca. Sac leader of laa
revolution which overtrren trv en-
plro. and ire Hrs president OF thr }lrs-
z.isn rernhhc dead Manoe- L.eo-
dors da iorseca came 81 family 81
Rraz ian soldiers. lias father. Manoei
Ncndrs ia lon-eca held The rant a.
lieutenant colous ns r-ctacT area
DC AlsEoas. dIea tric usrshsi and
adiutaui general ID the army. aDuther
brother. Herman. was Ulsrsifal end
fhird va also fhc seFvre. -uH en-
other brother was a surge0n n the
navv.
FOnsecs was born in 1897 fn the prove
ince OF Aiagoss. fn 1855 be entered
the army ana fwo months .atn- ne Vas
sent 80 The m nsry school He eaa
hir fret servi iCf as second eufnuRrf uf
artillery and took Al sctive part ,n ths
civil vsrt ~ Fors iviis arc 'ernsnliFf p
in sl When he took pari In tie
cgt Ol 1Uutat .ea br bad been lfeset-
Ted "A rua1Cr. fllerra We wo agreed Ia
FaraEray and In 1858 Pc FfCerVal n
colouc Comr sscn. HiF pforfo ssl
aftef thsl was rapid. Tn 1919 he wac
bl cadIef gcnsrsl I'D frr Tesff .afrr hn
rae made field marshal oneson
vas m command Of ths military oe-
pariment of the $50 ernnde eco SUI u
lss1. snd af the al ae t.me hfoamee-lre
president of the prev nee.
Before TIE r-rc 1non Nficn oepuse1
Dom Pedro lClseon was Asked fr fiesa
Sire revo utCn aFe usf The eupaFff 'n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-25
Carnrri. - Rlnwn L.

PrTTsBUBG, Pa, Aug. PA car
loaded with steel iugots consigned to
the Carnegie firm a. the Twenty-third
street works was blown up with dyua-
mite or some other high explosive on a
side track OF the Allegheny Valley rail
way ~ Thlrtv-fourth street last night.
Thls IS the first attempt at destruction
of property around the Carnegie city
mills and caused great excitement both
inside aud outside of the company 8
works. The body of the car was badly
shattered aud the contents scattered in
al directions. 50 far as can be asCer-
tanned no one was injured. A reserve
force Of police was summoned and
nulcklY surrounded the pLaCe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-25

BoIsE CITY, Idaho. Aug. 24.-The
state convention Of the democratic
parry convened IN this city al 2 O'clock
tins afternoon. After the appointment
or committees "a recess was taken
til tomorrow There sre taree
candidates IN the fs4a Tor governor, J.
n. Burke Of North Idaho. J NJ. 80 lle-
tine and CT Governor stevcnson, both
OF this CITY. Neither has ciesI ma
ioritv. and # the two-th1rdt rule %
adopted tomorrow dark horse ls
likely 70 appear.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-25
EXCITEMENT OVER IRON HALL
SupEems Justice Somerby Skipped-New
Suits Instituted.

Y
Suits Instituted.
INpiASAroLts, Aug. ~. - Somerby,
tne late supreme iustice OF the Iron
Hall, has hed from the city. He de-
c.ined 20 tell where ne was going when
ne started from his hotel by carriage.
lie drove Co \ suburban station to
board a tram. DR.. Baker, another su-
preme officer, wont vth him.
When Receive EALsy took posses
son OF the odice his morning ne
found the o'ilce and effects OF tne or
DIR had been looted and little remained.
Somtrby, some days ago, took his pri-
vate papers away from the bank and
pr pared Tor tign.. The CLERKS lu the
orarr are now freely telling OF tue II
regular methods Ol SOmsroy during all
these years.
There we're some dramatic scenes in
court to-day after the Iron Hall re-
ceiver had qualified. HIS attorneys
ASKED the cosrt .O direct the various
branches tO send lu Their reserve funds
The court was ou Sue point of issuing
this order when his8ttention Was led
o. the Tact that tne reporters were
taSng these things down. lie
r"'ffNfA F.i" t' fNt t'f.Af hAr NA . tkN 1lAN
and ordered tnem 20 destroy their
notebooks and say nothing about the
court acaon. The Indianapolis re-
porters are wing lul accounts of all
they heard n spite of the warning of
tns court and tney would be held IN
contempt The court went INTO private
consultation VITO the attorneys ami
presumably ISSUED tns desired order.
In.s. 10 - claimed by the press, q b.
legal. "A court records are public.
dispatch from Trenton. y. T.. says
two sllls we're commenced n the court
of chancery today against toe order Of
the Iron nan. and in both receiver
wa asked for. Tie comp.sinauts are
H e.. Back of jersey City, ana CnSries
r. Ware &C Camden. Counsel for the
comp snants say that 81 geo = due 60
esch ot thslr clients. A preliminary
order vas issued 10y the court restrict
iuE she New Jersey officers ~ the order
from sending the funds collected here
to Cine lnt aDRpO headquarters.
Arguments i1 hnsl decree wi6 he heard
next luesdav
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-25
LEGlsLArURE VS. ooVERNoR.
Kentucky Legislators Declare War on the
Governor.

FRASKFoRr. Ky, Aug. 24.-The four
or five legislators who propose. II posi-
bic, % have the recalled legislature
make personal fight against the gov
eruOr, are still AZ work. II IS denied
that the same men who met here sat
urday 20 formulate an address" TO
the people were n session at Lexington
yesterday, but II Is known, nOtwIth-
standing, that se-eral meetings have
been held 10y them III the Phenlx hotel
IN that city. 1t seems more than ever
probable that when they found the gov
ernOr had tOTesial.ed them with his
proclamation they decided not 10 make
the address" hut to make it per-
sOnal fight IN the assembly. The plan
o. action by which this IS 10 be done
has since been under consideration, and
there IS ground for the belief IN the
rumOr that Il council of war to be at
tended by soma ten or twelve senator's
and representatives has been called to
meet here not later than tomorrow
night.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-25
HEIGHT OF ABsuRDIrY.
Colonel Rose Does Not Like TO See Re-
ligious Prejudice


DETROIT. Aux. 2i.-The newly elected
colonel OF the >eoonu regiment, DR..
Charles n. Rose - Grand Rapids,
talked With The News yesterday about
his election. II had been charged that
ms rival, Lieutenant Colonel McGurrin,
had been defeated IN his contest for the
position because he was a Catholic.
"I don't think that religion or poll
tics entered into the election" ssid
Dr. Rose, "and 7 sm sorry there has
been any talk. About two weeks ago
was shown a copy OF the Patriotic
Americsa opposing McGurrns cleo
ton because ne was Catholic ! GER
ts4nly did not approve of the article
and ! am sure e VAS an injury 10 me-
In fact. that VAS the first time ever
ssw the paper. 4 Catholic friend Of
niue called nv attention Co 10, sad ne
knew me too Neii 20 think that 7 nad
hsd anything 60 d. with 10 There are
no hard feel e between Nr. McGuTrln
and mvsclf- At least there = rome on
nv part We have been n ire reg
ment together for fifteen years It
would De- the feehth cf absurditv to
lntvoduce - t'cs or re-. goa into a nis-
itsrv eInCtou.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-25
GEORGIA INVADED.

Tennessee Miners Attack Cole City,
Which is Across the Line.
CHATTANOOGA, Aug. 24-Itls rumored
that miners from Whiteside will attack
Cole City stocksde. Cole City Is in
Georgia. The adjutant general has
ordered troops 10 be in readiness to
move to the front, for the invasion of
Georgia by Tennessee miners VIII pro-
woke n serious row. Georgia can put
1000 men IN the field on short notice,
being the best southern state with re-
spect 10 mihts. uperintenGeut Car
mon at Cole City has asked Georgia
for ald
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-25
IT IS DECLARED OFF
At the Conference Of Chiefs
and Grand Masters.
The SwlTCHMENS STRIKE
After -Four Hours DeAberaton the Suike
Was OthcLally Declared Closed, 70
Take EhscI AT Midnight

BCFFtLo, Aug. "a, II p m.-A four
hour conference Mas held THIS after
noon between Grand Master Sweeny,
Grand Master wilkinson, Grand Mas
Ter sargent and the chief Clark. After
Leaving the conference Grand Master
Sweeney and Local Master MOrieaty Of
TIE sWltchmsa called together those
NnO had been conducting the
strike and lt was before long
reported that a. II p. N. a statement
would be ready. As early as 1890
Luera vas a camp OF newspaper men on
the floor Of the Genesee hotel before
tAs door Of room les, the quarters that
have been the hOme of me sNltchmen's 5
CAef dlung his stay. shortly before
I'D % clock the door was Opened ana the
waiting lhr0ug entered.
The statement of Ihs end OF the
silke as made verbally ~ tne grand
master was in substance as follows.
Tho daily lOuzed committee have
declared tle strike off AZ midWgut ann
4 lave sanctioned ther decision.
Five hundred aud afteen switchmen
cannot cope ~ go twelve big railway
corporations and : 600 militia and sue
cerd- We nave made strung night
ana have lo,g."
speaks Oat ia Meeting
Asked ID ne had anything 20 say in
regard % thc failure OF the other or
gtnlat ous 30 come % the a.d OF the
sr.trlalln. sweeney replied:
Les Luem speak tor themselves; /
Il ave. .HUf T. ..tr f.. f..r fg =. %
As otlel questions were about 20 be
asked. Mr.. sweeney, 4 member OF the
CON aIltee with whom the grand mas
ter had been consulting. created small
sized scn-s ton oy saying
II 1sIt % say riga. here that the
urakemea. lrainmen and fremen re-
fused o. give up any help. Ny name
IS Barrett and you can say SAID 30. !"
During .his brief bat emphatic speech
Nr. sweeney an1 others present triad
% keep hc indignant brother quiet,
bui ra bad his say.
Wu-n ssked 10 give his views on the
possibility that the present strike may
lead 20 a renewal Of the federation OF
railroad employees, Ar. Sweeney de-
clued to say anything further.
10 this respect, following the lead of
other executives VINO when asked the
same question after the afternoon con.
tereuce amply answered that the
future was not 10 be discussed. i.
Rejoicing over the Result.
A. soon a. the news began u sp-ead
over the city. wh ca 10 did very rapidly
ia spite of the storm there was gen
eral rejoicing. The immediate
Withdrawal Of the troops is not ex-
pected. a. Il vii take more or less time
sor a complete restoration of quiet and
cessation Of the guerilla ike attacks TO
which non-uni0n men and soldiers aave
been subjected.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-25

EARANac LAkr. *. s.. Arg 24.-Tht
he's been QuIet day fer President
Harrison. lie followed ins routine
ard attended strictly 20 oncai husi-
resr unfil the srrlvai of Tisttshgrg
aefepad0n to request the president 20
VISIT Flattorn. Tho pres dent gave
them u0 fee .dei aueTcr. Ih-F even ~
he went out driving with NTs Hsriis0n
and Mrs.. Mckee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-25
SCHEDULE OF SALARIES.
Railroad Telcgraphers Get An Advance
OF Ten Per Cent.

TERRE HAUTE, Aug. PAD. G.. Ram
say, grand coief telegraphe,s of the
order of railroad telegraphers and a
committee OF operators OF the Wanda
Ia railway had conference today
with General Manager Williams OF that
road and agreed on schedule OF sal
aries. The increase amounts to more
than ten per cent and effects over 800
operators and train dispatchers on the
system. General Manager Williams
took occasion TO declare himself in
favor OF organized labor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-25

Rumored Disaster to an Ocean Steamboat
Withcut Foundation.


NEW YORK, Aug. 24.-Ihe steamboat
COLCHESTER was expected at Bay Ridge
last evening with several hundred Con-
necucut eScuTsiOnIsts who were going
TO Coney Island. When she failed 10
show up friends of the excursonists
became alarmed. superintendent At
kins OF the Meyers Navigation conf
pany said the Bay Queen. and not the
Colchester. which ran on the rocks in
the sound recently and IS being re-
paired. had been chartered by the ex-
cursIonlsts and that her captain, find
ing ne would not be able TO fulfill an
other contract II he brought the Con-
neCucut excursiOnists 10 Bay Ridge and
took them back. decided 70 put In at
one OF the groves along the sound.
Most Of the excursiOnlsts were NOM
hers OF the Athletic club OF New
Britain
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-25
Came Near Beng Lynehed.

NORTH NERNoS. Ind, Aug. 24.-Smith
Arney assaulted tho l3-yesr-Old
daughter Of Thomas White yesterday.
tie vas arrested. aud while undergoing
preliminary hearing before Mayor
Praiher was assailed by the parents
and would have been killed but for the
interference OF tho sheriff and his dep
utIes Arney is closely guarded a the
county ja by peace officers, but mob
violence IS hourly expected, az there
seems 90 he no doubt of as guilt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-25

Acton to BE B,ough, Az,,nst commis-

rIAaaEN Aaf &NH'Gka
LtSsrN9, Aug. 2t-Slste COmmi.-
sloner Of Insurance William r. Nsg'l
as taken steps to prosecute George "
burxnart Of Detroit on a charge OF en-
gagnE IN Illegal insurance tt e
Ga ned that severa. Yesrs ago Burk-
hart. with others organ red a cooper
auve Insurance HmpsnY under the
name of she sons u Industry BY the
nature of tue company DC was nos
ameuabie t0 tne lusursuce ave ard
was NOT required 20 report in the same
manner as ragpisr companies. The
prosecution wl attempt 30 snow th3t
burSrarr selected er reviewed usur-
anee on the lives Of sged persons w f1-
out tbsfr snewleaKe on consent and
ulon tae des.l 90 tHe insured Won q
Inform taa teaefc'arv tha aa asi aeen
of 30 nifsr Hu of she nsar-
auco avs thereby nfF1 .tatrR t.- t0
snch 8n extent tnst a aetrI enent ef bis
ris.nl coni be- eTected H te err
t-.r-aa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-25

is-rrfHrt AHE -h-Ire 1.o tram-
uers who struck D the Hanlstte snsft
rsld e yesterday scd 9 scasrget
Nsw men vii take their s. sees todav.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-25
TIN AND TERNE PLATES.

NtpOIt OF IIIc fIlIcI lCaII IIluU UsIIy DY
Treasury Expert.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-The special
report of Ira Aver, special agent of the
treasury department, deputed TO ex-
anime INTO the question OF the produc-
ton OF tin and terne plates, is made
public. The total production of tin
and terne plates proper for the year
ending June so, 1892, by quarters. was
as follows:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-25

Gals are sure be Will be lynehed as
soon as TIC facts IN the case are made
kuO~u
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-25
Total

Tue production of American sheet
iron or steel, made into articles and
ware, timed or terne coated, during
the year. as shown by the sworn state
ments of manufacturers received today
was 4, 4,S2S,22 pounds. As these manu-
factures constitute SIN and terne plates
within the meaning of the law it now
seems probable that when full returns
of the same are received the total pro-
ductlon for the year, inclusive of such
manufactures, will not fall much short
of 20. 600, ,00G poEnos. A careful esti-
mate shows that the quantity of black
plate produced in the United States
and which entered into the manufac-
ture of tin and terne plates during the
year was, by quarters, as follows:
Sept 80 1Sg1 .......... 49, 547
Dec. 81. 1881 66l
March 81 1872 .-2 . 49, 0S2
june ~. W.. -.-........-...- o'293
Total .-......,9 2S0.aos
To which add black plates sold to
stamping companies. made into ar
tIcles and wares, and timed or terne
coated, as per returns TO date, 4.S2S ,22S,
making the aggregate l4.224,7Sl
pounds. In other words, of tine pro-
duction of tin aud terne plates proper
for the year, over 6S per cent, and OF
the total production, over 20 per cent.
We're made from American black plates.
During the first quarter of the fiscal
yeEr five firms were engaged IN the
manufacture of tin and terne plates;
eleven during the second, twenty dur
ing the third and twenty-slX during the
fourth. The probability IS that AT least
eight new names will be added to the
list of manufacturers at the end OF the
nrnsnnf nlIarInr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15
GEAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS
Tie wheat market yesterday was dull, variable and
unsettled. The tendency of prices was downward IN
The rnain and ut the close losses of 3s05-o cent were
recorded. only Loo bushels dealt in. ana the
speculation local in character. larry WcaAll'rS
vas somewhat sympathetic with the decline III corn
snd thrle also some realizing On DISAPPOINTING
foreign news Irndstrcets' estimated an increase Oh
3iIsOOO bushels In the available supply east OF tie
Rocky Mountains, exclusive Of certain NOriH"eS'tIn
elevators which refused TO furnish any figures, ne
insmcr' eoncndps tt 'nf RgO G s TS IN
creased l.OI5.OOD bushels. Receipts also were I'D
eraI. \ slight reaction set in aitcrwad on better
Tor the bulls to stand and they unloaded late IN
The day, causing decline OF ,-1Go-3 cent re re
to ~ 0-i6a 50 81 cents. Further weakness wa,
Shown on the curb spot lot, also were weaker ana
10000 bushels were taken for export. ,...
Corn was variable and irregular. with a moderate rate
business. Frost did appear as much as mad
p pp decline e Of saa- cent took place
considerable realizing BmdsiyetN e1tha'c NH nn
erase ~ 1.lsO 900 bushels in the available supply
ad led the heavmess. Later on there TeIs renew S
predictions Of low temperature al night ana an aa-
vnnce of 1--g7a cent followed. In tile late dealings
prices suffered further drop, duo 70 fan deiiyerles
on contract and the cholera scare. The market endel
down IS" l.. cents; Cl,h lots were weaker anu
oats broke 1-4o12 cent on options in sympathy
with the other grain and 'Brndsrets estimate OF an
Increase of I92,OoO bushels. Cash lots weic ABOUT
steady ~
Lard weakened and ruled very dull. There were
AZ nal quotations were as as. fol- follows p 20 cents
Wheat SEPTEMBER - 80 VuIoO' J. 49, e.
November 81 Is cents; December, - "a cents may
1893. - , : cents
CorIl-scptemicr, 30 "a; october, SO; Novembr'
So 3l December. - IA; May. 1898. % u cents
Oats-Scpcmhcr, 81 Ia october. - j-S Nov"hb'r'
80 IL: Drccnlicr. 40 IS; May. $685. ~ = cents
IArd->, ptembar, - 20: october. - 90:
The receipts of grain and flour reported Yesterday
at NewYOrk. Philadelphia Baltlmor, ana Boston wcre
rs follows: Wheat, l12.Gij bushels, corn, l,i'J'3
bushels: oats o2O 30 bushels total grain, 't 81
bushels nour. ~. 90 packages. Al Chicago, MI
waulcc ana -. Louis the arrivals were; Nhral;
53G "a bushels corn Gl2.615 bushels oats, 503O01
bushels; total grain, 1851 .oo5 bushels Hour 232o2
barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-15

ss.sn d P5@e, oSss sn ST si:S
%.'ass sg Sc ss,S Ss 2 Ha{4r rig
40 5sD sH ga Ice era Ss. Ga po" dy s a.
Pko1IsloNs roREued s'e,ay and o ss9a@d ~ rns
sI 80 old sli 75asi2 % new fsmly ness Si1%Ei
sss fs'r :e s12a' 5S s iadne T ES
o1 s ssGsiS pasBfEa n
quiet quoted 81 here $40 West CUT MEA aI;ss
SsC cSd bD D' psRad Dd II Pi and l
nfs fpGied IS sd IR6c SnGf@ n' s% DO
.. MIDDLES-ycry dull here DR C'sf ID Hue hoo
to 'n r lar r pes H. LARD-wss exceedingly dun in
he option line win ~, o, Of oe eu'9r sran piS I'd
Cholera in the city. OF cash -ale 40 g. {:GG
ta iy at tan 7o eO for september e octc6eI refined
qHaT1s A DEMAND Go %a ss ana & and S'
hrm support Ceamery s,ate and re.nsylysnia hr' 20
5us aTs, a. seconds 2oa3ic; thirds Ia iac
stat dairy halitnbs ara "'e STAT dairy Welsh
tGh, eNtIas ~ fsts 2o02lc seconds iaal'c r
seconds lGaisc Western dairy hrs'; $50 zoe seconds
l5ale Western aciOTy 'In n9 H nfs ,5s@7c lac
tory thirds 10 first. 1iq1ec CH s VAR,
i Il price mi Win f t fS ay rh lae 'S no T
ch9e g k G2Ga COMMON to nt'n' to c6o sa
fact y ful skins 192c EGGSm9niGpt ana sGia'
ne%lad. choice @2a3c Western p sS22e TO- pi par
chGi.e; fair ;GG2lc NTese ""'e''O''
"a" < re tK"RA W-Ouet but held hm. ouotd AT -
for 80 test muscoyado olGc for % te.t ccntufa AMI
RFTI D-Steadv and mode rat Fly active cru,h.. ~
c,, loaf : 10 5Iac: rrnulstcd. 5of 316c powdered
5se5 5l6c: cubes 5isd5 5-l6c confeconc's a. f,s%
i.lGc standard 4. i7sd5c mould ~ -. ''lvo icG
8 4ga4 Hide: no. :. il.di 5l6c NO. :; i aa'@
1aec. No o 4lsd4.57c No 10. l-lGditci NO H. of@
3 l5.16c No IL 3asd3 1876 - . o., T., hhds
STEARiNE-Du. city lard g, rot4 al sac III ""0'
TAILOw-G Generally steady. but trading SLOW q.O'c,i:.
4aai 9.l6c for primo city sales % mus "" ="
4 9-l6c. -, o o,o ,,cs ,,cuding
Movunc Hvson lO5. alS2c Young Tyson ~ ret So
imperial 2sd2sc 6iunpowtcr 23oo3ShG; Pinr SHey:
iis, n i0ioc. Imperial. l60l0c: Gunpowder. ESQ.,
Ianan ran.rrcd s9a1o9c: Congou, II 62lc: India and
Orange iPekoc l2ladl62c Ooong, Fouchon loH|lc'
Annoy, 1oa17c; FormOsa. 1509Oc