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The evening world., 1894-01-09
ALL YELLED FOR THE POLICE
Two Alleged burglars Arouse Do
cupnnts of q Tenement.

James ID Mcdonald. tw%enty-eigh:
years old. OF 9S Bowery, and Edward
Carroll, twenty-five years old, OF ~
East street, New Haven. Conn, were
held for examination on n charge of
burglary In the Essex Market Court to-
day.
At . o'clock this morning they were
found In the tcnemcnt-houSe 3 Bayard
street. Otto Norwich and solomon Levy
tenants, heard the men trying to open
the doors Of Their apartments.
They shouted for the police, and q
homer later heads were thrust out Of
every window and Il chorus of yells foi
the police cnsuca.
Half a dozer, policemen came from al
directions. They found Norwich and
Levy each holding on to one Of tn.
prisoners. Both men were intoxicated
They were locked up.
They allege that they entered the place
10 look for a friend. NJ burglars tools
were found on either Of them.
The evening world., 1894-01-09

At n dinner the other day the de,,c,,,.
iSoman punch served had q delicate
SAVIOR OF roses. 1t was given, tho host.s.
said by adding the Turkish preserved
rose cave and n little lemon Juice n :
oowl of everyday Roman punch. Tb,
ieaF"s come In cans. Gnl. as the nnvor
is very strong, should be stirred IN w,.h
a spoon a few at n time un.li the rtch,
haVor Is given. Half n can should fave.
enough punch for eight persons. .dd
the lemon juice a little at a time alto,
using the leaves. Tic punch should h.
OF extreme sweetness.
The evening world., 1894-01-09
ia. Mysticni Number Nine.

.. g., ,rinr,
cJtrs perfection ar cu,nrI.tIou T,,ara oro
nine earihs nth. ba,,n, H. -
min. muses. atm. ,,o.,h,n 49,
attn. -. mo- ''"' Nio'
hau ,rm. '"' ""' "'Ie riEers oi
rirc,.s -, r,nL t., rIt,a%
in Parade. los, sa"s. ISL r,tan -,
holI are ,hrica rr.a e., . go VI
brass ,br,. ,nI1. ,,,' "a VIZ are
adaman,Ine rock. Th"y had n,ne t ,Tu
The evening world., 1894-01-09

The Alma Tadena family is certainly
gifted. Mrs. Alma Tadema Is not only
an artist Of no mean skill herself. but Is
the model from whom her husband paints
his reddish haired women. Miss Alma
Tadema. the young daughter Of the fam
fly. has wisely decided not to attempt to
rival her parents in their " field, but
has turned her artistic efforts into liter
airy channels. 1t is said that she has al
ready submitted manuscripts to editors
in this country and that they have been
pronounced remarkably brilliant.
The evening world., 1894-01-09
UNGALlLANT HENRY SCHEEF
Miss Nnicp Says lie Assaulted Hcr
During nm Argument.

justice Goetting. in the Lee Avenu,
Court, WILLIAMSBURG, to-day hold Henry
Scheer, OF l0 Middleton street. to await
examination on Il charge of assault pre-
ferred by Meta Kniep. who formerly
lived at the same address.
Miss Kuiep, who Is Il pretty younr
woman. say that she and Schcer h"
Cdtns lhNH,Seh ~ M aiITi'ntl"h as l,
that Scheer ended the rgume by pun.
ing her hair II knocking her down am
kicking her.
The evening world., 1894-01-09
The Harlem @ p. NJ. al" Trnin.

% The Editor:
To sit or no. to sit. that Is IN. question
Whether It's noblcr to resign your SCAT.
Your cushioned seat. to surer In the body
The jerks and !olts AMI sudden turns that marx
The staggering gal, OF tn Elevated train.
or keep your seat and let the fair sex stand.
u they can stand II. let them stand. why
not.
Fo-sooth7 For they are weak and We are
strong.
but can they stand ~ "Tis q
Devoutly to b. wi,hed'-to stand-to stand
And standing hold securely to the straps.
But when aiaek they are too short-too short
The straps and denoiselles. AYE! there's the
rub"
Tie damsels. not the straps bend. stsrser.
bow.
Chasses to right, to iett. perohsnee to fail. =
To fall pell. nell into our irate laps.
Whereby mayhap We riEk = fractured knea
They los. their balance. break our thread OF
thought,
Tread heedless'y upon our tenterest corn,
Or. Will. we hunger for The Evening World
which ~skii,uily prepares the feast of mind.
Recovering their equilibrium.
They stand In front and Intercept the light.
Else the mad train IN some hilarious mood
Suddenly pelts US with some startled dana,
whose struggles tear newspapers into shreds,
Those trusty barbados against a sea
OF troubles oslins spinsters, helpless age.
The nlppant miss and beauty's arrogance.
Still resolution faints. VI keep our seats.
Resolve psles at sickly thought OF long stand
ing:
We'd rather ait and bear the Ills We have
Than stand the others that we know too well.
Though self-indulgcnce makes US cyclists.
But women are no longer suckilnga They
Are old enough to stand alone. Besides
Fair women should shun n%otor'ety.
A violet should not put her moies.y
To shame. and what could make = woman
more
Conspicuous than to b seated In
A r. NJ. l. train! We men are %
Cons!derate for her. We stand her on
A pedestal, although its base he but
tn unpublished floor OF tn Elevated train.
STASLEY NJ. BARTLETT.
The evening world., 1894-01-09
HANGED IN A CLOSET.
Acute McInncholin Drove Mrs. Her.
wig to Suicide.

Coroner Kene, OF Brooklyn. was mott
led this morning Of the suicide " Mrs.
Henrietta Herwig, thlrty-two years old,
4 1876 Sackrtt street. Yesterday after
uuon she sent her two children to visit
their aunt. Mrs. %lialler. OF l47 Harrison
street. kissed them all guod-by, ana
thcn went out to do some shopping.
When her husband returned home last
evening. he found her ~lifeless body
Ianging from "A beam In the closet OF
hrr bedroom. After cutting the rOuc.
he tried to resuscitate her, but she had
been dead for some time.
Mrs. H'rwiC had been suffering from
acute melancholia for several months.
The evening world., 1894-01-09

Among the things which 1.-THE Evening
Nosld" did not chronicle yesterday was
q fun revelation by Miss Barrowc!iffe
OF the facts concerning the late mysteri-
ois assault upon her. Among the stories
OF the day treated with the lightnsss OF
disbelief was that OF bloodshed IA Ha-
vail II was left for esteemed contsrhpora-
fles 20 spread both these things seriously
p a. length before III N,ubilc. And It
may pe added, Z pad mis-. that Miss
Enffowciine made no Nleh revelation.
@no hat there was no bioadshed at
The evening world., 1894-01-09
The Oldest Drcssmnker.s Bill.

Among the documents which have been
~scovere in ancient Chaldes, is a tablet
which may be well called the Oldest
dressmalker's bill in the world" 1t was
the custom of the B~abylonian Kings to
present to the temples sets OF robes for
the use of the priests and prlestessea
This was usually done every year, and
we have many of these lists in the Brit
ish Museum. The oldest hitherto known
has been that of a King, about 1850 B. C.
There are several of a later period, but
The evening world., 1894-01-09
BIT OFF HIS WIFE'S NOSE
salvador Ammino Fled After His
Brutal Act.

In a quarrel at : o'clock this morning
between Salvador Amino. aged twenty
years. and his wife. Julia. aged twenty
two. at their home In the tenement 2Gi
Elm street, the husband bit OF the end
II his wife's nose.
Mrs. Ammlno was removed to st. Vim
,ent's Hospital. The man escaped.
The year-and-a-half-oid child OF the
'ouple was taken care OF by the neigh
borS
The evening world., 1894-01-09
Mr.. HilsOn Answers His Critics.

To the Editor:
| am pleased to see that my letter has opened
up this matter for dl. but I am sorry that
no one has 10 far attempted to defend my asser-
ton by facts. instead Of by sentiment" Doubt
less no woman or any one else likes to hear the
truth when 1t bears directly against them, there
fore I respectfully but politely decline to notice
the caustic remarks OF Homeless Working.
woman &C. except to say that | nor, l think,
any man would wish to deprive any woman OF her
means OF livelihood. There is, especially In this
country. ample opportunity for a woman to find
employment without doing work that should be
done by men. By all means, let women work
II Is h~ealth.ul, physically and morally, but let
their labor be directed where It can be most
beneficial. J. o. HlLSON, South Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-01-09
live on $40, but Do Not Enjoy 1t.

TO Inc EdIIOT.
to Charles F" in regard TO cheap living There
are hundreds and hundreds who are out OF employ
ment or are glad 10 I've on 40 a week. but do
they enjoy much pleasure from this amouut1 II
&C, s" were fortunate enough in the future 10
open a business, l would like u work for him.
lie would probably offer ne about - or s. and
then think | would enjoy He from that With ease
According to bis story, a man mus, he a drunk
ard who complains be rsnno, get along on SO
lie Is a dandy. FAIR PLAY. LrvgLlyu
The evening world., 1894-01-09
ASSAULTED A CONDUCTOR.
itcrnnrd EecEun Sent 10 the ISL
and for Three Months.

Conductor Maurice j. Murphy, OF the
Third avenue road, residing at us
Third avenue. made Il charge OF dlsor-
Derby conduct against Bernard Reagan,
Of 10 City Hail place. in the Essex Mar
krt COuTt to-day.
shortly after / O'Clock his morning
Kecgan boarded the car going down
town at First street and the Bowery.
when Murphy asked FOR the fare. kee'
gan pushed him through the front door,
breaking the windows.
.IustiC" Koch sentenced Kecgan to the
island for three months.
The evening world., 1894-01-09
TWO WEEKS WITHOUT FOOD.
Indiana Insane Woman Is SIo,vI,
Starving Herself to Death.

IVY AssrlANeu TTeSsl
LA PORTE, Ind. Jan 9.-Mlss Ida
Rux. OF Winath, who is slowly starving
to death, to-day entered upon the third
week of her fl st. Her condition Is due
TO an unyielding belief In a strange hal
lucination. h claims TO have received
a revelation, which obliged her TO enter
upon n continuous fast.
The peculiar malady has made her
hopelessly insane. and the attending
physicians say that she Is beyond the
aid Of medical science.
The evening world., 1894-01-09

round 1t Is the custom to drink a thre,
times three toast to the one most highly
honored or tendcrly loved. As the wo,,,
sisters In Macbeth" danced round ~.
caidron they sang. Thrice to thine .rs
thrice to mine, and thrice again to mst,.
up nine and then declared the cha
would up" The nine OF diamonds ,,nn
considered the curse Of Scotland wa"
The evening world., 1894-01-09
No woman In TIKI. House.

Within the large house at Washington
occupied by Archbishop Satolli, not q
woman Is to be seen. All the servants
are men. speaking Italian. and only his
interpreter talks English. Satoli has
but one. fad. and that Is fondness for
birds. In almost every room OF the house
there IL a cage OF birds. and the whole
residence seems like q mammoth aviary.
The evening world., 1894-01-09
The tp-tO-Datc Bride.

h bride Of to-day carries cI.bsr
ran OF white ostrich feathers or n nr,yo'
DOCK hound IN suede, nirire, ivorv -
vtiIum. Tn dropping bouquet Is IT..
with long satin ribbons. One or ty,o 80,
or diamond ornaments are pcr,rIss,h,,
though very young brides look hes, v,,.s
no such ~adornineRt. '
The evening world., 1894-01-09
Harrison Appears in Court.
nv Associated press

iN~DfANAPOL.Is. Jan. e.-For the FIRST time
since his retirement from the Presidency Gen.
Harrison appeared in court yesterday, along with
hIs old law partner. W. II. II. Miller. in an
irgument before Judge Baker on the fight be
rN"sn the Citizens Street Railway Company,
Nhich bought the recent franchise for s2j. 900, Of
tcrei by the city Council. Gen. Harrison took
only a briet part In the proceedings.
The evening world., 1894-01-09
FircNtps I'm the Isnjr.

In the West indies the frefles are
Tery large and are frequently caugh,
and confined in netting for personal orna.
meats. A lady will sometimes appear
in a ballroom with red. green, yellow
and blue lights on her head and
shoulders, the tiny illumIna,lons being
caused by captured insects.
The evening world., 1894-01-09
OSvER5E

the document before us Is far older than
any yet found. The tablet. which Is Of
limestone, was discovered in the ruins of
the temple in the city of Nipur in South
ern Chaldea- This temple was dedicated
to the ghost god, and had "A very large
priesthood attached to ii From the style
of the writing, which Is extremely
archaic, and from the curious system of
numerals employed, the tablet cannot be
of later date than $500 L. G. 1t contains
a list of ninety-two vestmcnts, itemlzed,
which was presented to the temple by
the King.
The evening world., 1894-01-09

Honolulu. II IL safe 10 ssum &c a rule.
that when news is news The Evening
World has It; md that II THE Evening
World hasn't got It It isn't news.
The evening world., 1894-01-09
nIncIk Sole Lcnthcr.

All fine footwear Is made with black
heels and "aIdle piece" and frequently
the entire cole IL ~ bright with polish
az japanned wood. Even the soles of
d~anc!ng-"hoes ani evening slippers are
stuined The color Of nak.
The evening world., 1894-01-09

DR.. P~arkhurst IL evidently bound to
reform editorial methods also. He has
gone on a persousl hunt for con,ribu-
IONS to his new magazine. What be-
comes OF the office eats occupation when
an editor does this?
The evening world., 1894-01-09

One of the Republic. .l;estants for
nm Assembly seat tida ,Rat his con
science ilnpels him to withdraw from
the contest. II It had been earlier dis
covered that he was afflicted with n
conscience. 1t Is possible tina he would
not have been entered on tho lists I'm
the hrst place.
The evening world., 1894-01-09

The plea that he was drunk dIl mot
save Inc man who fired his pistol at
peimonico's window. That ls right. II
ne We're allowed to 20 free, the intoAi-
cation OF notoriety might lead him (,
repeat his %offense, or impel another to
initiate hlE..
The evening world., 1894-01-09

Those Worlds Fair buildings deserved
= better tate and better protection. The
Diaze In which they ended was not ex-
actiy n OF glory for the management
Foreign exhibitors. with losses mounting
Ia The aggregate above "A million dol
lars, VIII find their confidence in Amer
lean methods somewhat impaired after
this test by fire.
The evening world., 1894-01-09

One pound fish, freed from skin and
bones. Season with SAT- and pepper
Dip in beaten egg and roll In dried
bread crumbs. Cook for three minutes
and q half in fat 50 perfectly hor
that blue smoke rises from It's centre.
The evening world., 1894-01-09

Amber, according to Chambers. 4, !.
cohcretion or birds tears. In Tho Fra
"o~rsh'Ppers" Tom Moore says:
Around thee shall g'!stcn the lov.licst smh.,
That ever tn. sorro~irr sea bird hath wan,
The evening world., 1894-01-09
Americrn pecuI;r rI,;cx

Women of the New England States
say Il guess those born in or between
New York and Delaware and natives
OF the Middle States, Expect Southern
women reckon and Western women
Calculate"
The evening world., 1894-01-09

Linen handk6rclIlefs for children enjoy
a sale close to the pin trode. whey ara
machine hen,med. with printed borIers.
and sell in boxes OF a dozen Or fractions.
at the rate of ) cents each. a very good
article may be bought for g. a dozen.
The evening world., 1894-01-09

the bodice. A handsome black braiding
outlines these and the short-shaped
basque. The combination OF color Is un-
common, and very distinctive provided
the shades are selected iu~dic!ously.
The evening world., 1894-01-09

Mr.. Plat says It is not true tha, he
ana Mr.. Depew have fallen out. II they
carry things with the promised nigh
hand at Albany. 1t Will by and by turn
out that they have fallen in.
The evening world., 1894-01-09

The New York and New Jersey Bridge
Dill 10 AZ last ready for the Presidents
signature. New York has long been
ready for the bridge. Don't let any
fresh obstacles to its construction arise,
The evening world., 1894-01-09

The Senate Judiciary; Committee. in
reporting adversely ornthe Hornblowcr
nomination. Transcribed its rights only
In being so tardy about II. The decay
was inexcusable.
The evening world., 1894-01-09

Mayor schieren's Message says moth
Ing OF Greater New yoia." But never
mind. CONSOLIDATE Will have a mes.
sage OF its own.
The evening world., 1894-01-09

Mechanics formal plea goes on record
To-day. His recent treatment OF court
mandates has entitled him to a place In
Jail. Just as he is. without one plea.
The evening world., 1894-01-09

Prof. Felix Adler tes,iles that he No.
proves B~roclSway's system OF reform.
But Prof. Adler has not been intlmate
with the paddle.
The evening world., 1894-01-09
LETTERS.

I'm, oo'vrrn 70 open to ere-ybody .rso hrs n
complaint 10 m1to, a o-i,,1nee 10 'c7'rnr, m
hrmg'ion n G'rs, a r!btoct Of grrni ir''rsi 10
dsctDr or a public AZ rice 70 acknowledge, and 'cho
run put the id>d in,o TEES Moi 100 vori.. Duny
ie'rTs cannot BE- printed.
The evening world., 1894-01-09

g'haps Mckinley viii learn that sue
0rassion In the Ohio ~Governorship docs
necessarily imply success in the Ma
-sional field.
The evening world., 1894-01-09

ON jar. 20 every Democratic member
/, xf6rt be In the liouge. 1t won't be
A Poigh to have simply u quorum.
The evening world., 1894-01-09

Wen. what could willis say when
hawaii asked him biuntly what he wa
there for?
The evening world., 1894-01-09
No Trace of Percy smith.

Mystery suii hangs over the DISAPPEARANCE Of
sixteen year-oid W. fsrcy Smith. Of Elizabeth.
The poles have heard nOthihs Of him. nor have
any Of his rslltlysA
The evening world., 1894-01-09

An things come to him who waits"
Excepting. In New York, the police
patrol wagon.
The evening world., 1894-01-09

h Will go on record as q Winter OF
race-track mems discomfort.
The evening world., 1894-01-09

Frockway's side should remain a..
outside, SO far as ElmIra kefUrInaty..
u concerned.
The evening world., 1894-01-09

Day brought good one thing
. Democratic quorum In the House.
The evening world., 1894-01-09

At any rate, Job escaped the Mello rev.
olution.
The evening world., 1894-01-09
A Tasteful Little Gown.

This tasteful little cown has been de-
signed for a moss-grSen cotele cloth.
The deep skirt band Is OF pctunia- colorci
velvet, as are the pointed yoke pieces on
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-27

off crude, 2G@2sc; yellow butter grades.
34@35c; prime yellow. 32S@ SIC;
prime white, 36@3Tc: choice yellow,
sic; yellow off grades. sl119@032c.
Butter quiet; Western dairy. 9@12c:
Western creamery, 13@l7c; Western.
S@1lc; Elgns. lie; state dairy. l2(@
1910; state creamery. 14@17c. Cheese
weaker; state. large, S19@l0c: small
fancy. sA@l0l9c: part skins, 31a@sc;
and PENNSYLVANIA. 12i9l3e; Western
ceipts. ll.2o5 pkgs. Tallow quiet;
city, (s2 pkg, 4s4c, country packages
free(. 4Sc as TO quality.
Petroleum quiet. united closed S7Ac;
Washington barrels =; in bulk $3.50.
refined New York. s5.15; Penna and
BALTIC. 5; in bulk $3.50. Rosin firm;
strained common 10 good, Sl.25@l.S5.
Turpentine firm. 301531c. Rye steady.
domestic fair to extra 4@6; Japan 44@
q. Molasses steady; New Orleans
kettle good to choice St016c. Pig iron
dull; Scotch, S19.5J@23 so: American.
s1l@13. Copper quiet. Lead quiet:
plates dull. Spelter nominal.
Coffee-0piions opened steady at
10@15pts decline, ruled dull and gen
orally weak under European selling:
closed steady at lO@l5pts net decline:
sales 2l.OO0 bags. including: May at
1900; June. 14.S5c; July, 1865;
August. 1925; September, 1885;
October. 1850; and December. 49, IL.
Spot cotfee-Rio dull. nominal; No. Z.
Ice; mild quiet and steady; Cordova, 10
@1914c; sales, none. Santos quiet;
good average 17.0O0; receipts. $4,000
bags; stock, $4,000 bags. Hamburg IT.
regular; sales. 1900 bags; May, ~ pig
lower; others unchanged to Is pig
lower. Havre irregular: sales, 10000
bags; prices 1l@'c lower; closing quo
tations: Nav, $3.50; June, 95.50c;
July. 94.25c; August, 92.75; September,
9l.25c; October, s9.25c; November,
S7.25c; December. S5.75c; January,
75.00c; February. $4,000; March, "a. U0c:
April, 2S.75c. Rio quiet; Nc, I Rio Is,
800; exchange. 95-16d; receipts, 1l,0Oo
bags: cleared, 200 bags; stock. 135. 900
$3.50 bags; New York stock today,
1925 bags; United States stock, 243,-
526 bags; afloat for United States,
$4,000 bags; total visible for
the United States, 316.526 bags,
against 4O2.s62 bags last year.
Sugar--Raw. dull and easy; fair re-
filming. 2 7-l6c; centrifugal, 96 test,
9 1S-16c; sales. none; refined, quiet and
steady; No. =. 3.16@3%cr No. Z. 8 GIG
@324c; No. s. 1908 1.16c, No. 9. $500
3 9-16c; No. 10. 8 9-16@3 1-16c; No. IL.
S-l6@33Sc; No. 10. 2 1316c; off A, 81
@3 15-l6c; mould A, 44@4 7-16c; stand
ard A, 1904 1866; cOnfectioners' A.
SIC; cut LOAF, 1904 15-16c; crushed, AZ
t04 l5-16c: powdered, 411l@4 7-l6c; gran
ulated, 4(94 S-16c; cubes. 4A@4 7-16c.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-27
New York Proau,e.

NEW YORK. May 20. Flour = Re-
ceipts. II, 100 bbls; exports. II, 100 bbls:
sales, $500 pkgs; nominal in absence of
any demand. owing to the decline in
whpat:.clty mill patents, S4@4.3 80; winter
patents, S3.2593 35; city mill clears.
s3.55@3.60; winter straights. s2.60@2.95;
Minnesota patents, s3.4O@3. IS: winter
extras. s2@2 80; Minnesota bakers,
50. 10@3.4O; winter low grades. s1.60@
205; spring low grades, s1.60@l.S5;
spring extras. s1.9J@2. 80; Southern
-four dull; common to fair extra, 500
$50; good to choice extra, s2.G0@3. O5;
rye flour firm; supertine, S2.T5@3.S5;
fancy, s2.S593.15; bnckwheat flour NOM
inal.
Buckwheat dull; range, 6s@75c.
Cornmeal dull; yellow Western, S2.65
@2.70; brandyWine, 50. 10.
Rye nominal. Barley nominal. Can
ada, &c.
Barley malt steady; Western. s5c;
six-rowed, S3(0S5c.
Wheat-Receipts. 105.500 bu; exports,
$4,000 bu; sales. 1.145.000 bu futures.
6S.000 bu spot; spot weak; No. 2 red,
store anc elevator. 5614c; afioat, 574
@5S3ec; canal, fob, atloat. Options
declined all the morning on good crop
news, foreign selling. weak Berlin and
Paris advices and liquidation. July
touched the lowest price on record, and
the close was weak at 1@l1Sc net de-
cline. NO. 2 red, May, closed at 56]sc;
June. 565s@565sc, closed at $500; July.
81 9-16@5S 1-16c; closed at 575sc; Au-
gust, closed at 5S1sc; September. GOO
60 5-16c, closed at 66c; December, $3.50
63 GIG. closed at 631sc.
Corn = Receipts, 1900 bu; exports,
90 o0N I'm. Ian ,,,,, r,
600 bu spot; spot dull and weaker; No.
2. 42Ac elevator; 43c afloat; steam
mixed, 42%c; options weakened by
large receipts and sympathy with wheat
and closed at 36c net decline; May
closed at 421ac; July. 43I@43I; closed
at 43Hc; August, 435s@43s4c, closed at
1890; September closed at 44Hc.
Oats-Receipts, 22.S0O bu: exports, 200
bu; sales. 1900 Blu futures. 1000 bu
spot: spot very dull; No. 2 40c; No. 8,
39Ac; No. 2 white, 441ac; No. 3 white.
43c; track mixed Western, 41N@42c ;
track white Western, 421f@42c; track
white state, 42119947c; options very dull,
with weaker tone; &c net decline;
May closed at 39Hc; June closed at 3Sc:
July closed at 3771534; September, BIC.
Hay steady; shipping, 60@65c: good to
choice. 7O@90c. Hops steady; state,
common to choice. 9@i7c; Pacific coast.
12@17c. Hides dull: wet sailed, New
Orleans selected, 45@64 lbs. 41S@5Tc;
Texas selected. 45@50 lbs. 4@5c. Leather
slow; hemlock sole, Bnenos Ayres.
light to heavy weights, 5@lSc. Beef
firm: family. $40. 15@11: extra mess, s13:
city. extra, S1S@20. Cut meats steady
picked shoulders, 64@7c. Lard nom.
inal; Western steam closed at s7.4O,
nominal; May closed at s7.35.
nominal; July at S7.17; re.
fined was dull; compound, 5&@6.
Pork dull and steady: new mees, S13@
1850; extra prime, sl2.50@l3; family,
sl3.50@14. Cottonseed oil inactive and
practically nominal; prime crude, 29c;