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The evening world., 1893-12-01

Crack an egg, yolk and white. into
basin; then add the yolks only OF six
more eggs: with this beat up a pound OF
white sugar; when the sugar Is dissolved
pour into 1t half a pound OF warm but
ter and batter the whole until 1t forms
"A custard. Have nice puff crust ready.
and with II line some patty pans, into
each of which spread either raspberry or
black currant Jam and then pour on to
the jam as much of the custard as will
make It a quarter of an inch thick. This
done place them in a quick oven, and.
as soon as the crust is baked enough. the
Bakewell patties are done. and when
cold are fit for the table The custard
may be favored with essence Of almond.
vanilla, lemon. &c, according to taste.
The evening world., 1893-12-01
Annwers TO Queatlons.

: T. You may cngravc MY pet" or anything
els, Won like on an engagement ring.
Henry Robin. Wes'wood. y. AS YOU have q
ncs'drs We d. moi see Why YOU should wish to
avoid paying the dog tax and school tax, You
VIII have ~ pay then.
r z. Invite 10 Empire City FLYING Club, o
Park p'aco This city The Club meets the hrst
TUESDAY # every month. You can purchase car
rtr- pigeons from John g. Kerry. &c 81, Pauls
avenue Tonpknsvile l.
GEORGE l. $ hro. hen. nro7klyn.-A man be
elected % ~" Teesii"nCNo, the United states three
times II he AN get votes enough each time and
rarticlarly the Third time To elect him. There
H. nothing IN me Constitution against a third
taTm. VI tAiTty lhlEI term. Tor that matter,
The evening world., 1893-12-01
Engineers and Explosions.

Ever since tho explosion OF the boiler at the
car stables in Fourteenth street the cause Ia laid
to this and that Now, II you wish TO know the
o' II. and why don't have one or more
every day It is very FIERY for you to nnd out; and
II YOU ar. not fully convinced then. 1t is because
there is something wrong in Denmark So. II you
will send ono of your reporters. one who knows
what ho is looking for to visit the different engi-
rcers and take notice Of the clsss Of who are
CALLED engineers. having charge Of plants the
'1Rps Of plants. &c. YOU will wonder why expo-
re- 50 few. The Engineers Department.
Mullin. is not to blame. for few.
npeers report to the department the
conn aRts. for some reason unknown.
Try Igil pay you well for your
trouble. nER FOR THIRTY YEARS.
The evening world., 1893-12-01
constants GRAVELY ACCUSED.
M. Rochefort Says He Instigated the
Murder OF Notary.

IVY NNsl- THT'U FF'N1I
PARIS, Dec, IN. Henri RoChefort.
publishes "A sensational article in Tin
transigcant. in which he alleges that
according to the statements made by NJ.
Marinoni. the Political Director of lie
Petit Journal. NJ. constants. Minister
of the Interior. instigated the murder Of
n notary. from whom he wished to re-
cover som" compromising documents.
NJ. Rochcfurt adds that woman
named Achnt was sentenced to twelve
years Imprisonment for this crime.
NJ. constants has for years been the OBJ
jects of bitter attacks in lIntransigeant
The evening world., 1893-12-01

One cupful of butter. two cupfuls
brown sugar, three eggs, one-half cupful
OF milk, one-half cupful of molasses one
half pound of raisins. one-half pound of
currants. two tablespoonfuls of ounce
syrup. two tablespoonfuls OF mixed
spice. two squares melted chocolate
one-half teaspoonful of soda, one.half
teaspoonful of cream tartar and four
cups of flour. Bake in small tins. Sitting
powdered sugar over the top OF each
before putting them in the oven. These
are great favorites among the children.
and are delicious for lunch or tea.
The evening world., 1893-12-01
What Should She Do with Him

To the Editor:
VIII OF your readers give opinion
the following: young man becomes acquainted
with pretty, refined young lady. He calls on
her frequently and expresses and demonstrates his
love for her She recprocates. Naturally her
friends and relatives expect proposal, they being
always together. and when approached on the sub
ject he evades. giving for his reason that he can
not support a wife ION love-" and yet he has
fine position and salary. Gradually he stays
away ceases his attentions and correspondence. for
no reason. and gives her a cold shoulder. Now.
what should DO done in such case Please ad-
wise PERPLEXED KITTY.
The evening world., 1893-12-01

70 lfr FIfOr.
Prof l.omhrose has advanced the thesis that
women are liars by nature and by instinct"
and Molliere has somewhere said land he ought
to have known II experience counts for anything
call no man unhappy until he is married"
Take courage from this. IL. II G." Flock by
Yourself and say NJ the girls as celebrated
railroad magnate did Of the public. II Is said
"Hacheors are proyidential beings; God Gre
Atcd them for the consolation OF widows and the
hope Of maids" Take the advice ~ one who has
tried II, and believe that there is lots more fun
70 he had In acting according to the above than
sou viii be inclined at nrst to believe. Any
further consolation In this direction will be cheer
July furnished 10y BOBBY.
The evening world., 1893-12-01
Won't She Look Pretty in the
Christmas Fund Prize Costume?
The Best Letter Will Win One OF
the Bes. Outfits.
BOYS, Girls ana Babies In the
Chri,tmas-Tree Contest
THE SUBSCRIPTIONS.

Tho Evening WorlI" .... 90. 'loo 70
rroylousl, acknoNlcdr IT,. SO n
An Enzlishman ........ ....,.f . On
John II Cosgroyo. ror'lnni 200
KtIe S'trcns anl Amelia Held 30
Helpers. .............. 30
May e Allen. s,anhopc. y %
The little sri who wins thu
prize costume VIII be In gr"a
Mr. Hest. the Lilputian clo
generously volunteered to give
freedom uf his bazaar, tn" cs"oI'
head saleswomIn and the privi\
selecting a crmpl"t" outit. She mn
through thc department and cxaJ
the entire stock or take a chair IN
reception room and have the garme+SS
placed before her All the clerk WIFE
want t. know Is this "WhI' sort % an
outh docs your XII" hiGhncgH want Is
1t for q, hpol or a'rcctH For bcs'. second
best or general W"sr?' THIS h"ins un-
dersiull there viii be absolutely NJ
trouble to pleas" her. for with t"",N" or
twenty different STYLES u nc same mo-"
tho most fastidirus little woman viii
find what sh" wants.
After the dress and wrap has been
selected iittel and pu, ON. tn" rr.2e
millinery department and her pretty "a.
IL" head dressed in the most becoming
bonnet in stock. she will have the
choice Of color. hut the head of the Dc
pnrtmeut Is very Jealous Of her reputa-
lion. and will want the prizc girl t.
take, not the prct;icst hat. hu he hat
that will make her look hey nrctti"at
Iilipu,an mllmers are different from
others They never speak OF H.. IS bon
nets and beautiful hats-they tr' simply
hornets ana hats. 1t is the f,.". IN IN"
bonnet that is lovely; It is the rirl under
the hat who If sweet and beautiful
These moistes look upon little folks as
pictures to be properly framed.
The evening world., 1893-12-01

Let Commissioner Straus be convinced
that there Is some use for that public
hearing on the question Of riverside
pathway along the new speedway, despite
the fact that the Park Board has al
ready determined just how the driveway
shall be constructed" The Park Board
has run against popular sentiment and
popular rights. 1t has been in previous
collisions Of the same sort. And hereto
fore Il has not been the people who finally
gave way.
The evening world., 1893-12-01
HOUSE So S|I|H0AhE

groups OF four. Napkins, stockinv,
handkcrchicfs, collars and like anal,
pieces are hung on the lower lines and
the tahiecloths. sheets. &C, go on ths
upper cables. These dryers are bo,h
open and covered. The same fire that
supplies the steam heat and hollis IN.
clothes In the kettles supplies the driving
heat. y walk through the fashionah,.
neighhorhoods of New York any wash.
day In the year will convince the stroll
ers that outdoor clothes drying is rap,d,v
disappearing. 1t is not the fresh air ara
sunshine that make clothes white. bu,
the way they are washed. rinsed ana
boiled. Even in apartment house.
ciotheS-Iines are banished as being dis.
figuring to the premises.
The evening world., 1893-12-01
R1qttf,s and Ruches.

The ruchcs of ribbon added TO many
kinds OF fancy work this Fall take INC
form of roscttes. Large rosettes maue
OF loops of vide satin ribbon are seen
on new waste paper baskets, and sma'ler
ones upon work skets. The rose''es
are often Of different colors. as one o.
yellow ana one OF pale pink. They 1ooN
like double ho,iyhocks. Rosettcs NOT 40
pretty nave half dozen different co'ors
in their makeup. For lace trimmed pm
cushions and pillows and shades 'u',
pompons are made from many loOp' y,
baby ribbon. -.-
The evening world., 1893-12-01
Why the Italian Chamber OF Depu-
ties Was Suspended.

LONDON, Dec. THE correspondent
OF Tn" Times at Rome saws 1t Is be
li"Ncd that SignOr Xanarlclli suspended
tn" sitting of the Chamber of Deputies
to shield tho Ministry from tho attacks
Of the Chamber. The chiefs of the
Radical Left declare that they will at
tack Sig. Xauarlclli az an accomplish of
Sig. Giolitti.
The evening world., 1893-12-01
FRENCH MEMBERS IN A DUEL.
NJ. Etienne Slightly Wounds NJ.
Millerand in the Chest.
Crcdito Nobiliare Gets It's Fxtcn-
siou-Gcneral Cahlo News.

PARIS. Dac. IA dGei Was fought to-
day between n. Eti"nun. Member of the
'hnmh"r Of Deputies from Oran. and NJ
Miilcruud, the Socialist Deputy repre-
scntng the Seine
N, M.ll"rauI was slightly wounded in
tn" chest. Tho duel grow out Of attacks
made upon VI. Etieune in La Petite
Rcpublique by NJ Milrrand.
The evening world., 1893-12-01
French Government Accounts Show
n Deficit.

rARlS, Dee. /. Supplementary credits
amounting t. i@,No.Ooo francs were sub
mitteI bv the Government in the Cham
her OF Deputies yesterday. Up to the
first Of November til" expenditures cN-
c"ehci tn" revenue 10y ai.OOO,O,O francs.
and. allowing COCOON francs for credits
II he uuuullrd. the account" for TN" year
already show "A deficit of s1Oo0Oco francs.
The evening world., 1893-12-01

Two cupfuis sugar and one and a hal,
cuptuls of butter beaten to a smooth
ilsht cream. Add six eggs, one at a
time, beating thoroughly. Then stir in
haIf wine-glass of apricot Juice. half a
cupful of cornstarch and three cunrpl,
OF sitted Hour. Blanch and chop one
pound of almonds. Roll out the dough
quite thin. cut it with n tumble cutter.
sprinkle over the chopped almonds.
press them in with rollng-pin. sprinkle
graduated sugar over the ton. and bake
IN hot oven on buttered paper In shall.
low tins
The evening world., 1893-12-01
MAIL BAG THIEF GETS $4,000.
Robbery Committed at q French
Railway Station.

PARIS. Dec. 1.-TWO mail bags from
SerQuigny were stolen from the railway
station At Oissol-sur- Riviern yesterday,
and all registered letters were carried
away. BESIDE tho discarded bags wert
found later in n field bundle of rentes
and II box of Jewels.
1t ia said that the money secured by
the thief amounts to over $4,000. Sus-
niCiOn rests unOn a DISCHARGED emploNee
The evening world., 1893-12-01
A Cure for Catarrh. e

TO the Editor
In reply to Jerry Nonkcrs y. y" wish
10 say that | have been in precisely the same
rrouhl" from catarrh, and have found relief in
sage tea and vinegar sage bought in punches
at tho market Is preferable TO that pressed IN
packages. \ good branch will make a cupful to
which add a tcaepoontul OF vinegar GargIe at
least twice a day and porseverc.
A L-WlSlIER. Long Island.
The evening world., 1893-12-01
Cnndief Frutf.

Boil one cupful Of graduated sugar.
four tablespoonfuls Of water, two table
spoonfuls of vinegar and a quarter of a
tablespoonful OF soda. Avoid stirring
When the mixture is boiled to a syrup
dip into 1t cherries, grapes, pineapples,
oranges. pears. SC. When well dipped
place the fruit on paraffine paper and
Put In warm place to dry. Chestnuts
and filberts thus candied are delicious.
The evening world., 1893-12-01

Oh, I've nothing TO do with that. We
have the law with us--thatH the differ
ence." This was tho reply of Brock
ways brother when John Gilmore yes
terday protested his innocence Of any
thing that should lead to his return to
Eimira Reformatory, Gilmore IL the
young prisoner recently arrested on n
fitmsy charge q violating his Reforma-
tory parole a vain fight has been UiEel
N his bshalJ III Tai. IRtsrsStSd la Lls
The evening world., 1893-12-01

Nobody supposes for moment that
New York does not know that 1t needs
a thorough police signal and patrol
wagon service. There Is nobody who Is
not aware that New York could have
such a service at once II she set out to
have one. Hence the right of everybody
to be amazed that she hasn't got one.
The evening world., 1893-12-01
sirthday OF the Princess OF Wales
9eing Celebrated.

CIV AsNp'l d'Nl l'T"-Sl
LONDON, Dee. 1.-The birthday ~ the
Princess Of Males, who was born Dec.
|, lSii, is h"ing celebrated here in the
customary manner. The Queen viii rivc
dinner at Winds r Castle this evening
In honor of tn" Princess Of Wales
The evening world., 1893-12-01

After the football was over the police
rush line began to get In Its work,
There was more kicking than there had
been on Manhattan Field. Too exuher-
ant collegians we're finally taught how
ever, that their license for celebration
was not n wide-open affair without
considerations for public peace, rights
and convenences.
The evening world., 1893-12-01

Milking and dairy work, laundering
ana all kinds of household work are
taught in the Colonial Training School
at Leaton, in Shropshire. The young
women thus trained emigrate to Aus
tralia, Canada and South Africa. under
the care of the United British Womans
Association. BY this agency and the in
PREVENTION of women security and new
career are offered TO those who desire to
Improve their condition in the over
stocked avenues of womans work.
The evening world., 1893-12-01

II the "Greater New York" were formed
this moment. the Brooklyn part OF 1t
would be equipped with an effective po-
lice signal and patrol wagon service.
In this respect. the district this side of
the bridge Is now the lesser New York.
The evening world., 1893-12-01

Palmer and palmer grow the figures
pointing TO what may for the present
lie termed the "cXtravaEarCe" of th"
brennan street cleaning administration
In the matter OF buying horses First
class ash-cart horses could have been
bought for 500 each. The city paid
$3.50. The difference between prices irli-
Gates the distinction that some p"9ui"
make betw cen what would b" good bust
ness for themselves ana what w0glh 10
VII en- "only the people" we're to he con
aidered
The evening world., 1893-12-01
LETTERS.

nm eo,'i-r for n, bea>h ~ er--,,ofv wh'
,ds n complaint 10 male, orte,dnre n cer,ti1':,
Information 10 1te, QUESTION 10 dst or publ;
cr,ics 10 cctEou,sige, aud ,oto can PVT ne idel
,nso ,ess U.qa iVJ uOriS Long Lettcrs cdn,1o! bc
,r,ntei
The evening world., 1893-12-01
Who Is Cleaning the StreetsP

Winter Is now at hanl and vita II will come
'has' rIg snoN"orns which leave the streets Of
Now nrN looking Ike p'Fsty. Is The Street.
cleaning Department prepared? DECEMBER.
The evening world., 1893-12-01

Not any OF the wheels that go around
are as yet attached to New York police
patrol wagons This Is because tn"
metropolis is in the respect Indicated
considerably behind the wheels of Time.
The evening world., 1893-12-01
CREDlTO MOBILlARE GETS TIME.
Six Months Extension Granted by
the Trit unale di Com m ercio.

my Associated rr.ss)
ROME, Dec. THE Tribunale di
Commerce. has granted the Credito
Mohiliarc six months delay, without re-
qulrinE II to call meeting of It's
creditors
The evening world., 1893-12-01
Two Brooklyn Girls.

r. The Editor
,rlbution to tho rhr ,'mAs Tr,' Fund
Katie S'rT..s
Nwaiu NuUr1u.
~ Ask'i street lry.hItr. -
The evening world., 1893-12-01

The people OF New York, In their mi
nicipal capacity, are large purchasers
Of horsefesh. and close watching is
constantly needed to avoid paying too
much for horses.
The evening world., 1893-12-01

The fact that New York started In
eight years ago to organize patrol
wagon and telephone service for the
police and that the effort stopped where
It began is not greatly to our credit.
The evening world., 1893-12-01
FIRE ON THE v
The Fishing Banks 4
aged $4,000
She Was Tied Up n
Inccndlurlsm

Tho big eilewhccl |at Water
bury, we'll known to . of eNrur-
~iuug's - tn" FISH Wa$ dam
aged 80 th"."x'ont Sj.OD by
fro, probably of ing origin. which
hrpi>" out in the n the prone
'nlo deck at Ia ming.
'rbe boat was tor the Winter
at the pier at Y pr East Thirty-
first street aho Feeks ago. Peter
I.cndliu. one o. w. was continued
in the cmplo, boats owners as
At midnigt Tle atour Of the boat
and found ling in satisfactory
condition. retired to his berth
in "A fOrn In On the promenade
deck. but scarcely closed his eyes
in sleep was awakened by the
bolster ITS Of Andrew Rossman:
watch /the steamer Havana, tied
AJp etOsitc side OF the pier
v kmelleI smoke. and saw:
H. window. heavy tongues OF
footing from all parts of the
He was So frightened that he
twait to dress himself but Jumped
ttn, aft"r' awakcning i.endin,
.an alarm, 70 which the tir"men
h.in remarkably quick time.
Nhs probable destruction Of
mr. S.ky9perty in the immedi-
,lri ~ - sIaSs,erbury, hut
sign - danger. anf~ - way
beyond tn" reach OF th"~ va
mp further down the river.
The Havana. Just across tha(
the north side was in imminent h.
for a time. also number Of Coal-laa
h4rscs in the slip. the coal shells tts o.
E"cf romapny's storeh"usr and the
boiler shop OF the Jackson Architectural
Iron Works. all of which were located
within IA few rods of the burning steam
boat.
Battalion Chicr ,-n-r took hnnces
Of allowing the lII'loa t. communicate
with any ~ this property, ana promptly
sent In two other alarms IN quick sue
Mills and liavemeyer and several land
companies.
The frcboats played on. the flames
from tn" east and south sides. and sew
wharf, smothering out the fire in com
paratiy"ly short time
An investigation Of the boat after the
fire showed that all of the upper deck
excepting a f"w stanchions. had been
burned ava mi the two lower decks
and hold la mayed The machinery
VAS as alS SG, CO., ably damaged; .,oouo
She was hu;.t in Delaware twenty-siX
years ago. ana formerly belonged to the
bridgeport line. She was operated dur
sold at Sherif,,s sale a few DAYS ago on
claim Of 500, to Frederick Jansen,
Superintendent of the Pennsylvarha Rail
road Ferry Annex Company. for $1,000.
thai the fire was of incendiary origin.
There was no fire in any part of the boat,
nor was there any rubbish. oil or any
thing in the saloon where the fire broke
out.
MIR Jansen will ask the Fire Marshal
to make an investigation.
The evening world., 1893-12-01

II the disputants please. this matter OF
the ownership OF "A Woman OF No I'M
portance" Is. TO the patient public,
matter OF no Importance.
The evening world., 1893-12-01

The need Of q police patrol wager and
telephone service In New York Is f. self
evident proposition
The evening world., 1893-12-01

Tho city can't get a bargain In horse
flesh when too many other parties are
In the deal.
The evening world., 1893-12-01

Tho trouble with the rapidtransit roast
Is too much stufTlng. /, viii never get
properly done in its present shape.
The evening world., 1893-12-01

Balm ~ Girad is on the free list in tho new
tariff Itn hHi that puts it m nearer the man
Who pays s.. 80 p"r TN 'ur coal Chi ago News.
The evening world., 1893-12-01

Now Christmas Is really coming ana the
time TO boom THE Evening World" Tree
Fund has really come.
The evening world., 1893-12-01
Projection Needed There.

Bombs and Internal machines over In Europe
WON'T seem ~ be en- the too tree list -Rochcstcr
Post Express.
The evening world., 1893-12-01

Oy Associated rTessl
LANCASTER, \ n, Dec. -'nntrac'or Irar-
low Coanor, Of TITS pla.r Is r,l % have been
nsli up b. two :atu white ou hi. way Loue =
.ts R.Ifg ASH a.; rO~A-5 t7S>
The evening world., 1893-12-01

the year 1907 dressed for dinner. Her
sleeves are puffed, her skirt flounced her
waist short, and In the general finish OF
the costume 1t bears a strong resem-
blance to the dresses of the present time
The evening world., 1893-12-01

The dinner dresses worn ninety years
ago look rather quaint at this distance,
but they were not SO much different
from those of the present day as some
suppose. The sketch shows a lady Of
The evening world., 1893-12-01

Winter racing has struck n sharp frost
In New Jersey.
The evening world., 1893-12-01
Tariff Reform in tho Argentine Coz
federation.

Cr, Associated rrrssl
BuENCS ANEES, ra-. Tho Saaatc
has approved a b& rroVltuS ror the
rcluculn u " dAlH on r-tro,enm-
The evening world., 1893-12-01

The turkey who escaped yesterday may
live to see another Thanksgiving.
The evening world., 1893-12-01

At any rate, Yale has the consolation
OF knowing that Butterworth played foot
hail
The evening world., 1893-12-01

l. Is not uncommon 10 see people rid
inE IN carriages wa3 ought t., ne walk
ing. Last night this rule was reverse l.
and scvcra! scores OF students were seen
walking thr 3gh :hy streets - Ncw YORK
under ro.'cr osc.r' when they IA a.!
have been taking rile
The evening world., 1893-12-01

:
~ A,S7rIe''l Irossl
LONDON. n,r. l.or' pLurayen j.
A.rinn~Y " w.. .n1gsakA
The evening world., 1893-12-01

The New York policeman has no ad-
vantages in the way Of transporting
prisoners that are not possessed by any
village constable Even NJ WuybaCk
Cross Roads the rustic peace officer can
knock his man down and drag him to
the lookup. or he can borrow his neigh
boris wheelbarrow and trundle his pris-
oner to jail 1t Is an almost uupardon-
able sin of official omission that New
York has not already had in long "s-
tabished operation a complete signal
and patrol wagon service for the police.
Again yesterday THE Evening World"
was the only paper to give fun rr.
port OF the big football game of n,
day 1t was also the only paper Eiving
the Harvard Pennsylvania game com
plete. and presenting tn" usual report.
of the days racing. \ cheating con
temporary which appeared with "A lGl
letlned result of the Yalo-princeton con
test. summarized the last half hour OF
the struggle into the pithy line, "F!uN
this time on the bail went up and dow
the field" This was undoubtedly com
prehenslve, but It must have been
trine unsatisfactory in detail to III,
football enthusiast
The evening world., 1893-12-01

This girl has on n velveteen frock Of
dark ruby, with a smoc'ted yoke edged
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-26

Philharmonic, Jals %. Flonr Winter
super, s9D2.as DO, extras, s2.2Glss.i5 No .
winter family, s2.731D3.l5; pennsylvsnia rotier.
straight s3,j61315 western winter, clear.
S3.25lt3BO; do. do, straight S.. iG4t a. winter
patent Sifl!AS Minnesota. clear, S3.25 13GU
do, straight S3,1NBi ?5 do, patent, st26sL4 60.
do, fayorite brands, higher. Rye flour, $3.50
ESi'5j per barrel.
Nheat-Dull, lower, with i7c. bid and 77iEc
esNcd for January ii,I4c. bid and :. Lst asked
for February ist4c bid and iie. asked Tor
March; nc. bid and SIC. asked for \ hpril.
Corn lnactiye,weak, with i2l..c. bid and Sc
asked for january; 5lhic. hid and ji7sc. asked
for February; AiAc. bid and 5itsc. asked for
March, 5le, bid and 5ltlc asked for April.
Oats eFirm quiet, with ila4c, bid and ~ ie
asked for January; 40s4c. bid aud lie. asked
for February; 4t9le lid and Ale, asked for
March; ale. bid and ~ ae. asked fe1 April
Beef Quiet, firm; extra niess, se34.50; fam
lily, Sla9l3.50.
PorH-lnaetiye, firm; new mess, Sls.aaUlo;
old mess. as; extra prime, nomina!.
Latd-Dull, nominal; steam rendered, sll.5o.
Eggs Quiet, easy; SeR York and Penn
sylHnnie, @eisSls.; western, es9e0c.
BALTIMORE, Jan. rs. Flour sfeetly. I'm.
changed. Wheat easy Corn easy. Southern
white and yellow corn, bS sample, htc. 0nts
steady, I've quiet, steady. Hay 1rn GOOD
to choice timothy sljbAgie5O Got9n nom
inal: miaallng, l0c. Provisions steady. Rntfcr
quiet: creamery fancy, SC, do, fair 10 choice,
:Saabs'c.; do. Imitation, at42Sc. Eggs dull at