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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-03-01

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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-03-01

They are all alike, the issue is limited, and tir
alue. The price is One Dollar each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22
HE POISONED HIMSELF FOR A WOMAN.

Maurice Lennig. a young salesman. DIED nj 81
vincens Hospital early yesterday morning from the
effects OF rat poison which he took on Monday nish'
in a room In the Occidental Hotel. ri Broome t. and
the Bow.ry A sapponiment In love wns said To
be the cause Of the suicide. Lenng was twenty four
years old. lie was employed In u Wholesale liquor
store In IIberiyst and he lived with his parents at
No $50 Sixth-st. Ills father Is lquordealcr nj NO
III Third-ave. ON Monday evening the young man
went home at the usual hour. but he seemed TO he
After drinking a cup OF coffee. which his
mother prepared for him he left the house without
ing where he going. lilo went to the hotel In the
Bowcry and hired a rooIn registering himself m sam
Davis, Rvcrhead. l.. J." About y. NJ. he called n
messenger and sent him 10 deliver two letters. one
Of them addressed % q physician who went to The
motel later In response 81 the and found the
Young man suffering from the effects OF two doses OF
arsenic Another dose Of the poison had becn pre-
pared. Lennig said he had taken the poison for love
Of a young woman. but he did not tell her nnrle. lie
removed TO the hospital where he died SOON after
midnight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22
GOING TO 4 HANDSOME SPRING OPENING.


There were many people In Grand-sf yesterday a""
most OF them had been or were gong 10 the sPt'"t
,nort,, ~ the store Of Edward Ridley a. Sons. Had
tho weather early In the day been proPti0is Il mueh
.rrer number Of people would have taken the op
norunlty to see all the good things which the KidieyS
have on exhibition this year The opening CONTINUES
today and II one wishes To see an uniisuii u'>PH!
f beautiful things he should at once TO TINS stoic
Foremost among the pretty things, ana something
that will please all women. Is the hat department.
Her, there arr, all kinds OF women's head coverings
from the digniGed Empire style TO the saucy Con
,iucntoI one sees In this department over 1O0o
mmcd hats and iOnncts including large variety
Of hats fer little girls. for young misses, wives ana
crnndmbthers. In another room, madeup gowns o'
soft and delicate materials exhibition and In
prces they are arranged suit either the woman OF
The Kitchen or the mistress OF the parlor. The
Rtleys make specially of children's garments, and
II Is safe to say that IN this department they are
exceed nv none In fact. In this store. there Is
everything In which man. woman and child are Clothed
ana each article IS carefully and aristcaly anansea
20 that the customers see everything they want. and
do not have TO asl, for thousand things before they
get the right Que. Among the many attractive articles
ON exhibition IRE the Faster novelties; Faster cards
OF al varieties and delicate porcelain eggs and other
things suitable for Easter presents In great
abundance.
TIL, general hOuscfurnlsllng department presents
pretty exhibit. Cut glass and fine china here III
al variety. Complete sets Of furniture. furnishings
for the rooms OF house and artistic decorative
Of every conceivable design are on exhibition
visit 10 Rldleys store II Instructive ~ pleasant
and II one should buy nothing he will ~ away with
know ledge and enjoyment worth several dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22
A REAL ESTATE SPECTATOR ASSIGNS.

Louis Goodman. dealer In real estate at No. 81:
IIcnry-st.. made assignment yesterday u jacob
Ricser giving preferences 10 Kantrowz 4 ESberg for
legal services amount not mentioned Jacob ReSer.
$3.50; Savile Leon. $50, and Paul salwen sj25.
Mr.. Goodman IS n well known East Side spccula or
In real estate. and two years ago claimed TO own
over Sl25OOO equities In real estate He was
generally Interested In tenement house property ON
March 3 he transferred large amount OF property
for n nominal consideration. On tho same date le
gave a blanket mortgage Of $4,000 TO Hyman
Schnerzer Nos. 40 211. oI3 and 217 Henry
No. A. Pitt st. and No 14l Madison-st He also
gave n mortgage OF $4,000 10 Sobel & Levin on No.
1913 Cnton-st. on Monday last Mr.. Goodman trans
fcrrcd No 2l3 Henry Al. to Levi Nichkowsky, the
consideration being S:I3.1JO About two weeks ago
two mechanics Hens for SD47 entered against
Mr.. Goodman's property at No. AZ Henry st.
Transcript Of judgment for 80. 500 from Otsego
County was filed In this city yesterday against John
r. scott In favor Of Charles X. Burch. rs admins
traitor Of Alnlra scott.
The schedules OF George y. Mallory. mechanical
engineer OF No. 80 Broadway, show liabilities. Sjf.-
400; nominal assets. sri .725 actual assets, S6,021
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22
uODrRiTg PRICES FOR RARE hooks.

At III. continuation Of the auction sale OF old ana
rar. books by Bangs & Co.. at No. '3J broadway, yes
icrdny Ices averaged low though Instances occurred
wher. Ia. full value OF the volumes offered was OBJ
,alne, Til. attendance was only fair collection
Of over 40 double page maps. On copper Including
the scarce Vsscier map OF New belgium. In thick
foil bound in vellum sold for $40. This W rk Wa
printed at Amsterdam about 1856 copy OF top
pens's "Eibotheca Bclgica.' In two volumes, Brns-
sells 1850, sold for SIS, while a volume by Pablo
f;Iissenti "Thc Dance Of DEATH Venice, 1Joj
broucht 81 o. ana the " Hours ~ the Blessed Nir
GIN los pages printed In red and black on vcnm
Paris. 1910 binding by Chambollc Dnrn. was quickly
taken at s37 50. To-day works on Napoleon and the
First Empire will b" disposed II. and n Thursday
and Friday the medical library Of Dr. Morris H. Henry
k,s ,ld
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22
MONEY DISTRIBUTED 10 HOSPITALS

The committee appointed TO distribute the Hospltai
Saturday and Sunday collections met at the Mayors
Office yesterday TO distribute $4,000 OF The money
given by generous public for hospitals which treat
cases free. There present Mayor Gilroy. pre-
siding: Cornelius Vanderbilt. Jesse scigmnn. motifs
X Jesup. exMayOr Edward Cooper and Frederick
r. Cook. general agent Of the association The total
collections amounted to G2, $50. Of which Ss3.3 81
went to specially designated hospitals: ss5A was
absorbed In expenses and So SO "a was left In the
treasury.
The distribution made the basis OF The
number OF free days allowed by the hospitals The
total number OF free treated was Sol ,4ol Tile
awards were rs follows. Mount Sina s5.G26 IS I;
ST. Luke's 1886 1C: Montefore Home So.34o VI !;
Roosevelt 81, 293 40: German. S37o4 10; Ruptnred
and Crippled 81. 5.s IS ST. Marys. slos4 IS; Home
for Incurablcs 81 0io As Isabella Heimath sle01 ss
Mothers Home MsercOrda. 81 ,S71 10; Colored HOS
nta, 81 3s4 "a; skn and Cancer. sl340 rs; womans.
81 .c4: Home OF the Holy Comforter. sl.ole AZ :;
Orthopsedic. eooi 60; Cancer, eoee AS Aanha''aa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22
SENDING WRITING OVER Az ELECTRIC WIRE

An exhibition Of the workings OF the Gray 'elanto
graph was given to newspaper men ut The OPice or
the company the seventh floor Of No. 80 broadway
Yesterday The invention Is different from the tcle
phone in that the latter transmits speech, while this
later device enables sender to write at end OF
any complete circuit and his handwriting IS repro
duccd In fac-simile ut the other: thus tie sender ana
receiver each has record Of every message and reply
II the receiver Is absent when the message Is sent he
will find the message his return. one advantage
is the secrecy which It's work n,ures. The sender
sits in his office; lie calls up the central Office ana
asks TO he put In communication with q certain
number. This done he writes upon a scroll on The
top OF the instrument and rs he writes his hand
writing and signature are reproduced upon similar
scroll placed before the receiver at the other END
Meanwhile the Opcintor In the Central Is Ignorant OF
what Is passing between the persons In communica-
hon. An artist IN Ike manner can transmit sketch
An ordinary lead pencil Is used by the Sender. Inc
receiving Zen at the other end Of the circuit moving
simultaneously with the pencil OF the sender. Is a
capillary glass tube placed at the junction OF two
aluminium arms The pen IS supplied with Ink which
nows from a reservoir through small rubber tube
placed I'm one OF these arms.
Elisha Gray, Of Highland Park. IL. Is the In.
ventor r. VI. Logan. Of New York. Is president OF
the company The factory Is at Highland Park. ILL.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22
MEDALS FOR THE BiLTTNORE'S CREW.

The medals given 10 the officers and men OF the
cruiser Baltimore by the swedish Government a
compliment this country for sending to 1t the body
Of Captain John Ericsson, have been on board that
vessel since they were presented awaiting orders
from the state Department TO distribute them. When
Congress passed the act. year ago. authorizing the
acceptance Of the medals. the State Department was
unable TO carry ont the provisions Of the act be-
cause 1t not actually In possession OF the medals.
Yesterday the commanding officer Of the Baltimore
received the necessary Instructions TO distribute the
medals. About 100 OF the original are still on
the Baltimore. and, while nearly all OF the Others are
si In the service they scattered on other ships.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22
TIE TAKMAyY CAPTAIN SENTENCED.

Civil Justice wnuhope Lynn and rumber Of other
rammany men astOnished yesterday when Judge
Eenedict In the United States Circuit Court sentenced
John Pye to six months imprisonment In Ludlow
Street Jail The defendant who Is the captain 81 his
election district for 1nmmany Hall. Is manager OF
lIouston-st. liquor store lie was convicted Of as
.au,ing a United states Deputy Marshal. Isaac New
ton. from whom Pye tried TO rescue prisoner. Pye
was engaged Ia BE- narried In two weeks. His future
bride WAS In the Federal Building trying to have Pye
released on the payment OF n fine. The marriage has
been pOsponed.
interference with United States officer was serious
offence. lie, therefore. sentenced Pys to be i'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22
THEY DO NOT WANT The ENCINPMENT
INDIANAPOLIS GRAND ARMY MEN DESIRE THE
NATIONAL ASSEMBLAGE TO GO
CISFwuEpF

Indianapolis, March o1.-By vote Of 10 to q the
City Council last night passed the Grand Army En-
campment ordinance levying special tax OF L."
cents per 800 city property. The ordinance Is
raise $50 900 tO defray the expenses OF entertain
ing the Grand Army Of the Republic next September
The opposition among the local members Of the
c. A. r. posts TO the holding OF the National Encamp
ment IN this city has taken definite shape In move
ment to adopt resolutions at the State Encampment
declaring that the veterans Of Indiana deem II In
expcdient for the National Encampment to be held
I'm Indiana this yenr. They say that the monument
commlssion has "Mcxicanized" the soldiers and sail
ors' monument, that II Is no longer monument u
honor the heroes OF the late war. II was mainly m
account Of the dedication that Indiana posts drs''"
the National Encampment TO meet here. The Up
position the special tax In this city Is also havins
Its effect In determining such action.
Milwaukee, March ol.-At the National headquar
tiers Of the Grand Army OF the Republic II Is said that
there IS no thought OF abandoning Indianapolis ms the
place for holding the National Encnmpm"nt Adjutant
General GRAY says that the encampmcnt proper con
sists OF about / 900 who meet 10 transact bus,
ness and that they will assemble at the appointed
tim. and place. regardless of what may d" done To
entertain the crowds that Will 30 for pleasure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22

OF september 7. 1892 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. - 200 90
TTessnry 'I nose, given OUTSIDE to meet with.
Total deb. Of ID. Hawaiian Government to 100000.
March O. a5-o'co''
1t Is proposed to take up the Treasury notes By
Issuing bonds.
General Of Customs the following statistics have been
obtained:
The total value OF domestic exports for the year
just ended show a decrease Of s..147.377. COM
pared with 1901. sugar has fallen Of. not only In
the number Of pounds but In the total vanc as we'll
rice has increased $780, 1906; hides and bananas have
dccrca scd wool has increased from 5000 10 S'i..
ls3 goat.hins nave decreased from S3:i: to S1f2s
creased TO almost nothing; moas,es shows slight
Increase bcel have decreased coffee Increased
s2c,' In value and In quantity 1871. pounds. and
glano has fallen oG Pincapples new articles Of
export and The demand ,r them /, steadily incraS-
20 per cen, in the amount Of goods paying duly.
In iso1 1t amounted to S3,9o6,ssi. and in 1902 &"
danger ,risly near 80 per cent. The value OF gools
in bond has decreased from s246.tG go, IN 1891 to
Sj53,957 10 s.A7.0S7. The total value Of all I'm
ports has decreased s3Al1.1s7.
amounted - sl.Ol per cent OF all imports. while Il
ZIG per cent in 1851 showing an increase OF
decreased in volume except in the Of China.
which shows slight Increase. The exports amounted
states received 1.43 per cent OF our export against
s537 per cent for l.p Passenger satisfies ,Sw
the occurring with the Chinese and Japanese.
Among those who left the Hawaiian Islands there
was an excess OF 100 foreigners the arrivals.
We lost 437 Portuguese from the alOring class.
There have been collected and turned into the LA
waian Treasury S404.3s3 for the year Just ended
Yaur cNrrespundent'S interviews with business
men show that trade Ind been Generally depressed
since The passage OF the Mckinley BILL aud that there
MerSan' iH' and commercial Interests would i IS
which implies good government. participation IN
IN" bonntlcs and immunitics conferred hv United
states law and 10 immigration and subdivision OF
treat estates which would follow American control Il
The Islands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22
gHAT AND NOW TO COOK FOR TNFiLTDS.

Nine. Lrmcke whose lectures on cooking by cleo
trcIty al the Food and Health Exhibit nj Lcnox Ly-
ceum have excited much Interest, Will deliver
lecture next Friday afternoon that sh'uld attract
,crious attention. The subject will b. on Invalid
dishes" What and how TO cook for sick persons The
day will be also n specially Interesting one nj III"
exhibit. II VIII be- "mnlscrs day., AL III" prom
n.nt clcrgymcn Of the city having been invited to
attend. Mrs. Marion e.. Ellis, the soap sculptrcss.
vesterIay finished the bnsrelief OF John Drew, the
actor. Sl" has made the modelling inor" Interesting
and attractive By using diIicrentcOlOrod soaps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22
COMPLAINT ABOUT TIE DOCK DEPARTMENT.

Representatives Of the Lumber and Building
Material Exchange applied to the Board Of Aidesmeo
yesterday complaining that they had pier south a
Thirtieth-st. except at West Twenti.th-s,.. NORTH
RIVER which they could Import brick. stone. lat.
lumber lime and other building materials They
charged Dock Department with neglecting 70 look
their interests. During the last ten years Tie
Dock Department had built new piers at Nineteenth
Twenty first Twenty third and Twentyseventh St..
North River but had rented them to big steamoh1D
companies most OF them foreign corporations. 4,
special committee appointed 70 investigate IL
builders complaints, which win meet On ISt4sy 6
2 =. n. p the cty HALL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22
.Johunu H0f'x Matt E.ct1Mcf, IKE

many other good things. has a history. Its
primary object was to benefit mankind Its dis-
tied area, From Germany its fame spread like
riIdtire and since 1S47 it has been recos-
n;ned remedy. not only by the public, but by
the medical profession Of every civilized nation on
But as in every instance OF sterling worth there
hann HONS Malt Extract evoked small army
of imitators whose bunglng processes have not
only done physical harm. but robbed the
original article for q time OF its just euIogy.
INT time tries all" and this puny and petty
tribe of imitato,s have been beaten back by
the sheer force of public preference and scien-
tific analyses to their normal position OF i'm
pudent empiiicism. The genuine Johann Hoff's
Hoff,, on the neck OF every bottle Esner 4
Mendelson Co., 152-154 Franklin.st New
York, Sole Agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22

Eye and Far. 1901 20: French. $500 81 Post Grad
nate. $40 81: Manhattan DIspensary and Hospital,
.j71 ~: Eve and Far Irhrmary. 5000 ~: lnfrniary
for Women and Children. s371 IA BABIES @if. ~ S.
Marks SJJo - As, Inn for Lying In Women, SlVi ~
Flower surgical 1859 20. Ophth0lnc. -''JO ~
ophthnlmic and Aural. 1907 80 Ncdcal COLLEGE ana
Hospital for Women. S,s9 ~ II. Andrews lnhrulry
s25s -: Home for COEvalcscents. slj3 80, total,
IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22
HARRIS TO STAY ~ THE TONES TO-DAY.

Carlyle W. Harris will remain In the Tombs to-day.
but 1t likely that c will be removed TO sing Sing
0niOrrow. He slept sonnd!y on Monday night, hav-
ing been thoroughly exhausted by his long speech In
court. lie was Cool rs ever yesterday and still
ready to discuss the various aspects OF his The
long accounts published In the papers OF his resell
fence by Recorder Smyh seemed to please him.
good many letters reach him from persons who be
eve In his innocence. lie declares that the public
Is with him and that the thought brings him much
tHcnfI np
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22

month and now have satisfactory evidence that he
made p bills Of Is. sos OF IS and S1OOs OF U.S.
He would erase the figures OF bill with acid ana re-
place bigger with stencil or with pen ana ink
He would also alter other parts OF the bills
Manned had several women to pass the bills. 1t was
through watching these that the detectives came upon
the principal criminal. lie was arrnigned III the
Jefferson Market Police Court but justice Ioorhis sent
him before Commissioner shields, In the fedeihl
,uilIing. There his bail was fixed al S2,ooV' TIC
wa, committed to Ludlow street jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22
1T TOOK ALL DAY TO GET TWO JTRORS

Two more jurors accepted III General Sessions
Yesterday 10 Try DR.. Robert ". Bucinan on the
charge Of poisoning his wife. They we'e Augustus
" Wortuan salesman for the Gorirm Manufac tui Ing
Company and Joseph J. Y. Bopp. manufacturer Of
badges who lives nj No. 2.12t Thirdavc Five chairs
I'm the Jury box now filed number OF the
,.lesmen expressed their opposition to capital punish
mont and n good many didn't have much nith In
circllmstantial evidence. The trial g0ts on tOiay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22
The Currency Question

absofbs the attention OF hnanciefs while
smokers enjoy Old Dominion Cigarettes. Pho
tosiaph in every package.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22
Don't Hesitate.

You know the old saying, hs who hestatcs 10 ies&~
When you you night. don't hesitate TO sy IL
When you 60 to buy . bottle Of CARRIERS LITTLE
LIVER PILLS don't hesitate 10 say you went CAR
TE.R-'S"-don't hesitate TO Sc that ycu get C.A'R'
TER.S" and don't hesitate refuse anything offered
10 you as same Us "C.A-R-T.E-R'S "just - goo1
"a .C.A.RT.E.R'S." THEY NEVER FAIL. Doo'e
HESITATE to demand the genuine CARTEiss LITTLE
LIVER PILLS.
A POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE
Small Pill. Small Dose. Small Price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22
Ur utDr III PILLS or SMALL ONES

Charles Manuel n wedresSed young italian. was
arrested by detectives OF Inspector McLaughlins staff
Yesterday morning at his home No. 232 wooster-st. rs
, countcrfeitcr The officers have watched him for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22

Upon the question Of suffrage the ISLANDERS ar,
Gettinr into a sharp controversy. The provisional
Darty declares that II annexation comes the natives
should not be entrusted with the s'ot 40, INC
that thew Iock intelligence and principle. IL Is
urged that they want unrestricted license 10 40 as
they please, even to the extent Of letting the hoona
iepers 20 free among their uninfected friends anu
that The ballot In their HANDS would be "tap'" "
mtsrule and anarchy. On tho o'her n"n". wy
natives clsim that 0o per cent OF their n."'e
r,sn ana rtt. While only 6s per cent of the voters
n Nsv.yo,k state can do as much: and that u
wsuld b. up-American and they believe pnconsu
tutionai. to draw them into American 'e"""S"'' ""
then deny them equal rights. ..no-.,n.
The conservative side OF this most s s"p" ~
question Is stated most ably BY tho hev se.s,srsr.
bishop. who Is respected by natives ana so,
sIiks for his saucity, fairness and tudiciai xe.
4 hdnu. In an interview With your o0r'eSp'"'s"'
-. Bishop ssiA: 4 .,..,,.t.iv I'm.
- sn certain tiat u would y s0''''''''
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10

While il is perfectly trse that swamp
vapors, morning and evening mists along
The banks Of slos winding. turhid streams.
and the efsuvium eshslsd by the SUI
from moist ard decsying vegetables h>ge,
malaria IL frequently breaks OFT where no
such conditions exiet. II IL. In fact. a nal
sdy widely prsyalens. % which Il Is 10 many
ess>s rnpo~sibl. IA di~-over The origin. Bat
though re csn-ss ere often sb.cure. ne tes-
tinony. professional and public q ths IN
hshirants Of America ard other lands. leave
no rea-onsbl. doubt not only that Ho~,es
tsr's Stor sch Eitters uprocrs this terecious
dises-> shen fully developed. bus fortihes
M system szzinsi iss arss attacks Chill.
and fever. ctiios< Intermittent, dur1b agae
snd sxus All yieid 20 IL alike Liver trouble
slssys present in mslsrisi disord>r. dysyep-
ga. constipation and kiirey coTa paint sssc-
curb 70 ne Bitter~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10

NEw Yonx. Nov. s.-yIoun-Narkss
dull. steady winter Wheat low grades S-o
aai5, do. fair TO fancy. &1.t5(sx1a
waEkr-Dail. easier; No : rcd store and
elevator, essl a67c; options opened weak
and fell y &c on sssies cables. large re
csipt-. small clearancss and foreign selling,
rallied Aa5<c With the vest and closed
frm at &c under yesterday No. red No
yeInoer. 66xc; December. 0xei January,
ssAe; February, 7o,kc; hascn, 72he; May.
7t&c.
CoHx-Dull, frm; options declined Ne
Nc on free offerings rallied A41c with
sheat; elo~ea frm az k9Ac down; Ncyem-
Der. ssci December. ieslci January, s5he;
May. Abe.
Oars-Dull, easier, OPTIONS dull, easier
November. siAc; December. a5ci January,
s55sei May. 3s5.e-
LAkp-Quiet. steady, western steam closed
~ 5000 ASKED; city ~ D.oo
Posz-Duil, easy. nsv mes, hs.oos
1850
cn..ss-ouiss. .sesdyi stats large. 90
1l&e.
Coryns- Options opsnsd stssdy. unchanged
10 points down. closed stead, unchanged
20 s poiEts up. November. VIZ; Deceni-
Der. SIS s5,d zoos January. $l&65; March.
sis.35,i Is. 40; May, S1s.lo spot kio steady,
quiet: No Z, ish@is4c.
SuaAR-Raw, dull, steady; fair refining,
2 i3iec; eentrifugals 50 test. Skci refined
quiet. steady; OF A. 4494 7-leci mould
A. at<d4 l5-fec; standard. A. kel6@&51ci
confectionery A, Z 7-16dltci cut loaf, so
S3-i6c; crushed. 6d5 4l6c