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New-York tribune., 1894-03-12
WILL RESENT MAYOR sCHIER

WILL RESENT MAYOR SCHIEREN'S ACTION
The final preparations for the St Patrlch D"S
norada N Rrooklyn were made yesterday ~
,ot,,e, of tho United Irish Societies and the An
cienf Order OF Hibernans. held In H"erh!a
Hall. in Gold-st. John Comfy presided Kesoiu-
tons were unanimously adopted conde.nning the ae-
ton OF Mayor Scheren in refusing TO display the
Irish flag under the Stars and Stripes on me CI'y
Hall on March L. The protest was set for'h rs rep
resentng 10000 Irish-AmeriCans. and the Mayor
ac,ion was declared 10 be a brutal and unpatriouc
nsrl. and II would be their duty to resent II in
every manner not IN conflict WIN hahhooo' J"S'ce
asl honor ,.
coach-drtvers In the parade, or WIcn Niles NC
partland will be marshal
New-York tribune., 1894-03-12
SHIPPING NEUS.
PORT or NEw-YOEK- SUNDAY. MARCH II. 1894.
AREINID.

PORT or NEw-YOEK- SUNDAY. MARCH II. 1894
ARRIVED.
steamer The Queen d8rl Goude. Liverpool February
o: WITH rndsr t. + " Hurst. Passed sandy Hook
s,e.T'r ia Champagne dTr. Laurent. Hrvre March 3
WIN mdse - 'ahin and 2V2 stcs5aee I.-.nsrfs ~ \
forf't Arr,'s ~ The bar at '''' H. ana ""'No'e
Stcarl"r caif,'f.a dr, Mitchell. Trieste January %.
Ienia j.. Gmai.ar = WIN mdSg : caln an! ~. 1
Rar al "a Anchored inside The Bar "a account
steamer Castlian Prince dr CoulI Carienas February
q. sagua March l. Caibariea liaEann W''n " susar
Alr,yga seoe4 al ke5s, T M & jones' sarua March g. with
sey Arrived at TIE Bar a, $50 a IN. aal anchored on
steamer city OF s. Augustine oask. Jacksonville. with
steamer Aisonqun Plat, Jacksonville ana Charleston.
's,ea@sr FSr,i lBF(. As9, s. J2hn, F. Halnax and
to Bowring & Archibald.
ssSE siS%sE M@4ns 3Fmsa w,5r2 aaFe xcs.a ro@t o.n
BTs Isabella Iaeom of is5 rsFres % Dglano San
CO yssss s = h%lSnf' Ms,d +, 5 9eI -wna southeast. light
SAILED
% s..r,' m ssn r.s @ fs F3n19H F5S rsas s.i Gs 1a 3n
CBr) River Plate. Elihu Thomson. Jacksonville
THE MOVEMENT. OF sTEAMEHs.
FOREIGN PORTS
Steamer Auranis Gr) Mckay. from New-York March
3 for I.ycrpooi arrived at Queenstown a, 3o5 m
March H. .
Io, sailed from Queenstown for New-YorH at go
March II.
Steamer Cicrl Pohl- 0rom Hrenonl. sailed from
FOR Nev-York March H.
Steamer AMSTERDAM tputchl s,eng@r from New York %
Lzari March II.
steamer Ia IIoursogne Gr. Iehocuf from New York
March arrived IiAvre March II.
Steamer Flin,shire tRrl Bwy~r. Yokohama Tecsrnh-r
90 Hi1eo January J. Shanghai Is Annoy = Hong Kong
90 Singapore February io sue March l. foT New
yorL passed Gibraltar March
New-York tribune., 1894-03-12
HOBOKEN

John Sen~ tucke. forty-seven years old, died sud
denly at his home 40 1923 Washlngton-st.. lio-
ok,n. on saturday and his daughter announced,
on the authority Of DR.. KoSencranz. as she said
that death resulted from heart failure. II was
learned Yesterday however. that Mr. SengStucke
died from a dose Of cdrhonc acid. ana that Or.
Rosencranz so reported to county PHYSICIAN Con.
there was nothing o. indicate suicide. and bira!
permi, was sr9n,ed. Mr. Sings5ucte was con.
No % Broadway. New-York He had insurance Of
500 or lis life II is made payable TO his
daughter his wife being dead
New-York tribune., 1894-03-12

"CIeveIand's Baking Powder
EmphaticaIIy at the Head"
.ScienhJfc 4arryicr1.

In 1857 he was graduated from the UnivfTSy Ha,o 0t
Edinburgh and beean 10 study dNlhh's,, ,tne VAS
cl,s5 70 church in Rupert VI. and year ler
vent 20 Manchester, where he met Witi XIdibt Re
fnr,nsd Cburch mas a valuable property anu a cV on
siderable membership The eloquent l,r' Soi 1850
mi none OF his successors has rendlnSl a. & iOi,S
| 'nder Dr. Davis the church eilhce was Hai'''''''
decornted and Improved in appearahce.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-12
NUERS Ar NTWsDE

DR.. julius Gerh jr.. OF Newark has discovered
another of chronic glanders I'm Chadwick-aye
Clinton Township. and killed a horse bought by
Otto Pott from Morris Raphael a dealer seven
months ago Raphael says he bought the animal
from In Mlburn For seven months this
horse had been driven about Newark and allowed
70 drink from the public fountains thus endanger-
ING thousands Of other horses. The atot<sy showed
sHas ehe animal was suffering from the worst form
New-York tribune., 1894-03-12
DTTHEREORD

The evangelical services conducted by the Rev.
r. Gillian in the several evangelical churches for
some days past have resulted in a general re
lgious awakening. the congregations being large
and dsDaVing keen interest. Four services in the
Presbyterian Church were held yesterday. Neigh
borhood prayer meetings will be held in various
houses on Wednesday, and many stores have
agreed to close during certain hours on that day.
when special services will be held.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-12
THE REV. FRANK p. STODDARD CALLED TO


The Strong Place Baptist Church the pulpit Of
which has been vacant for TWO years, since Dr.
Nathan f Wood resigned 10 30 TO Brook!.ne. Mass
has called the Rev. Frank 7. Stoddard TO MI the
vacancy. Mr Stoddard is pastor Of the First
Baptist Church In Amsterdam y. Y. and has been
there for five years lie has built the finest church
edifice In the Mohawk Valley. and has added 800
members 10 the church II Is expected confidently
that he Will accept the Brooklyn call The names
Of a number OF Baptist ministers had been under
consideration by the Strong Place church before De-
cision reached. The church has over 10i MEM
bers ard property worth 10000 free from debt
New-York tribune., 1894-03-12
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

DATES FOR DEMOCRATIC ENROLMENT.
The Reorganization Committee Of the Kings
County Democratic General Committee has decided
upon three days for the enrolment OF Democratic
voters in each election district preparatory 10 per
fectinC the new organization. The dates are ues-
dav March p and the two following days. Inc
hoilrs will be from 7:30 TO 10 The election ois
,rict nrimarics Will be held on Tuesday. April 10
and each district Will elect officers Of an association
and ono delegate TO the new County Committee
an address TO Democratic voters will be issued In
a few DAYS
New-York tribune., 1894-03-12
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

At the quarterly conference OF the First Me,no'l,'
Episcopal Church held Friday eVehlls' '0'' -
Anarus John W Oliver. Elijah NJ ftrkS, fpiT,,I ,
kusfen ana Theodore Terrell We're apip!-' -'si - d ~,
1nItce TO wait on the pTcsliaS h.sc'p tlt ,a,
return OF the present pastor, the i'eN- / Vi i
mort for 'tler year ... To. rtch-
Special evan ers; services were oesuh .5sl S ,5,
In the CeDtrri Methodist Episcopa! ChuTch' Im1s III, @,
are in charge of Charles Lincoln JacES'n' a E E9 -
etarreief who comes ~ Ncnkors aitef cps''E d"
ynost succegs!,,l season at Portsmouth, y. II.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-12
NEW-JERSEY.
ELIZABETH.

Peter NcGurgan. the Oldest active MEMBER u
the volunteer FIe Department OF hlziOe.n' 0Vu
on Saturday at his home in Ihlrd-aVe' "
,,. -, ,.lr, oil aud had spent over forty years
in the Fre department. ana was meyer kn"wI, O',h
- mss \ fire. except through Illness. re wa, on
- ~. or5lrizers Of Washington Engine company
and y resrr-iei citizen. lie leaves A Ero"n-np
I'M
New-York tribune., 1894-03-12
MONTCLAIR.

The Rev. F. W. Rutan, pastor Of Grace Presby-
terian Church. has offered his resignation. to take
effect on April So He has accepted call to the
Presbyterian Church at Mennands Station. near
Albany, y. Y. The Montclar congregation have
accepted the pastors resignation with regret
New-York tribune., 1894-03-12
LECTURE ON MARTIN LUTHER.

A lecture. depicting with dramatic scenes ana
handsome Illustrations the principal events IN 'he
history Of Martin Luther and the Reformation VI"
no civen This and tomorrow evenings In the Acad-
eny of Music under the auspices OF Kings
Daughters and Sons. The proceeds are 70 20 tow
ard hitting up suitable quarters TOT the broohiyn ~
in the cast. Luther Will be represented by me
rev Albert F Newton. The lecturer is Mrs II r.;
Wunroe and the lecture is in four parts. and Will
Ie Illustrated with eighty-five stereopticon scenes
and number of tablcauS. mayor SchIeIe'i anu
his family will occupy a box
New-York tribune., 1894-03-12

OPEN-AIR sPORTs-The Tribunes oeoH,
the best American Boys own BOOK e'or
printed. Larse octave. over 500 pages. oK
great value also to stduits. The topics arc
archery; horseback riding, all games or
baIIt rife and shotgun, sailing, boat ana
yacht buildinst swimming, skatfnGt bacy'
cling. and In fact the whole range OF iaca-
able open.air sDerts. few oeDass esAS'
Price, 11.26 eseA,
New-York tribune., 1894-03-12
sI,ruERI.ANDs CASE TO COME UP TODAY.

SUTHERLAND'S CASE TO COME " IO-DAi.
The second trial OF Kenneth F. Sutherland. one OF
the Justices OF the Peace in Gravesend. who is
charged with oppression In his acts toward the men
who went TO Gravesend before the election 10 copy
the registry lists is set down for to-day in the
Court OF Oyer and Termner. before Judge Brown.
An extra panel Of 80 jurors has been drawn. in
addition to the regular panel OF l25 1t will probably
take all day TO get jury. The stenoSraphcr OF the
court Charles Requa, was sick yesterday, and II
he is too III perform his duties to-day the trial
will be DOS pOned a day or two. on the first trial
the jury stood nine to three for conviction The
trial occupied four DAYS
New-York tribune., 1894-03-12
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
PARK AVENUT,-Justce Alton B. Parker. Of the New
York Supreme Court Bank Superintendent Charles
NJ Preston Albany. PLAZA-Giovanni r. Riva, Italian
Consul General "A New-York SAVOY-Mne. Meiba-
ST. JAMES-Courressinan Tom" L. Johnson. Of Ohio.
WINDSOR-P Professor Elisha GRAY. Of Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-12
THE REV. J. d. ADAM BEGINS HIS PAS

The new pastor OF the Reformed Church on tho
Heights. the Rev. j. Douglas Adam, began his
ministry yesterday al the church. in Pierrepont-st
near Monroe Place Mr.. Adam succeeds Dr. Wesley,
X. Davis, who forced to give up active work
IN the ministry last year owing 10 shattered health
Mr. Adam has been pastor Of Congregationoi
church in Manchester. Vt. Snd resigned last fall ~
accept a call to Brooklyn. Before assuming the
duties OF his new pastorate he took a trtp 10 Scot
land to visit his parents at his birthplace Falkrk
New-York tribune., 1894-03-12

WAR STORIEs.-Over forty tales o. tn'
Civn War. by Union soldiers. insp.r
thrilling ana pathetic. Most OF '"eM "''
ten for Tribsne cash prizes. 20 cen'''
New-York tribune., 1894-03-12
COMPLAINING OF RoYcorrERs.

James Scllly, a grogshop keeper in Bushwick-
ave- near Naujer-sl.. complained 70 the police
OF the Sixth Precinct late on Saturday night
that a number OF strange men were gathered about
the sidewalk in front of the place requesting those
who about TO enter 20 boy cott H. THE reason
given for the boycott" said SculIy. was because
l sell a certain brand OF beer" Some time aeD
there some disagreement between the en-
p!oyes at the brewing company and some OF the
men were locked ont. ScI!iy said he thought nor
haps the who putting the boycott ON
AIS place werc some OF the locke! out nan an officer
drove the crowd away, but No arrests We're made
New-York tribune., 1894-03-12

VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT.-Two charming
article, BY u. &. NorthrOp. the prime no'o
I'm this work. New-fork cry men WV ,hS
.oun,ry should read this. cents co'''
New-York tribune., 1894-03-12

rnUsrs-Arguments I'm their favor ~ >. o'
r.. Dodd. Solicitor OF the stand"ra vi o
- and argument against by L. " ro~
cc.rI Gr,rd Master Workman OK the
knishts of Labor. cents.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-12

"orp ruaUyCEy a new edition. with IL.
Illustrated covers, In paper. Amy regular SUP.
scrib~r to The Tribune can get IL ior so
cents. A delicious piece Of fun. written ~
Isaac n. Bromley for the Yale alumni
fuscIy illustrated by Beard ana "i""
New-York tribune., 1894-03-12

INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACEs.-The s.c,
Of each of the races of pnst years, "e' WV
and prOfuseiy illustrated. 20 cents.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-12
MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise csc COB Moon rises m S51 Moons age =
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
M-Sandy Hook Gov Island 1881 Hell Gate ia
Z. .M-Sandy Hook Ii Al Gov Island .. heli CAKE
New-York tribune., 1894-03-12
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TUESDAY. MARCH 10.

TUESDAY. MARCH i3.
vassel Line For Mails close Vessel sli,
TrsVs G Ilovd Brer,en........... a 1000 III
Kansas City savannah Savannah. .......... 3n" m
Cherokee. clyde. Charleston ........ 3pO ~
WEDNESDAY. MARCH II.
Britannia White Star. Iiverpoo..... 500 N II 90 m
Sueva Hainl Amer. Napies......... 800 IT,
Begcnland Fed Star. Antwerp...... 300 m liop m
TIL RsDNY. MARCH II.
puhheldan Neih-Arer Rotterdam. II :00 LOO m
Nenezlcla. Red ID. la Gutfrt........l ~ 1900 m
CITY OK Birmingham. savannah. saw. 800 N
New-York tribune., 1894-03-12
TRIBUNE EXTRAS.

TRIBUNE ALMANAC. 1S04.-Second edftiee
revised. The greatest Almanac ever tssueA
by The Tribune. +O5 pages 80 pages more
tha anx preyfous numberD 25 cents . coDys
no.tar. maid remarkably accurate aae
complete number. its statistics fresh saS
brought down TO 1924.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-12

ART Avn ARCHITECTURE at the WORLDS
FAIR -.The only guide In existence wnios
discusses the pictures and buildings Oh '.s
Fair. Illustrated. 20 cents
New-York tribune., 1894-03-12
SILKS FOR SPRING.

iOh ~ III WE
In MOirt Antique and TaTeta cf-
fects. we have added large aSs0rt-
mcnts for this weeks sale. at from
500 TO $500 per yard. Also,
many Novelties in our Standard
Twill" and in India and Japan
Silks.
- pieces of the best quality of
Lyons Figured Changcablc Surahs,
i'm bOrdcred designs, for costumes
and Skirts, 500 per yard; Origi-
nal price $3.50.
New designs i'm Figured India
Silks, at 60 cents and 10 cents |:
regular 500 and $1.2j qualities.
IN THE BASEMENT
Our March Sale of India and
Summer Silks will be continued.
Large assOrtmcnts: desirable q
styles; remarkable values.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-12
Announcements A

HENRY A. DANIELS VI. D.
90 WEST e9TH ST.
the Nervous system. GenoIrinary OrganS
impotency and sterty. Hours. u ]. 10 4
New-York tribune., 1894-03-12

TRIBUNE ALMANAC. 1s03.-In CLOTH IL
New-York tribune., 1894-03-12
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TUESDAY. MARCn l3.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH IL

Mobile .....I London March 1....... Atlantic Trans
Donau. Hamburg. Feb .4...... Hhmb-Amer
New-York tribune., 1894-03-12

THRTE / Prince.
BROADWAY warren.
STORES. 22d -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07

NV Yonx. Jan. e.-rEous--Markctsteady.
fair demand; winter vkeat Nv grades.
GW41Q.
wssA7-Dull. frmsr, op<ioas we're higher
on bs<ter west and local covering, cioeed
steady, t<0Ac over ytsterda3, With trading
dull No. red. January. G5fc: February,
egkc; March, e94ci Mas I2cs June,
73,@c: July. 734c; December. 7elc
coxx-Duli. steady: options dull nrm.
Asekc higher On firmer cables. January,
1kc; February. S3Ac, Mar, $40
CossYxs--Op<ions steady. 3 points down %
points up. closed steady, points down "a
polnss up February, u4 10
eusAn-Raw. dull. stsa1yt lair rsdnine.
2kc; csutrifugals - tsst 2,}425{ci r.ansd'
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ara A. 1316(9zc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07
BULLS IN CONTROL
Suoae Advance Shown IN Al
Classes 81 Stock
stTrta TONE 10 THE nARktr
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rsssaI ots1tS6is6 Connsrcial bilIA
asa 0Ae3ls fos skxfy days anfl
Islf615l sss dsessd pss sllvss.
az Nssicsn dollsrs ~ Sosssn.
meat bonds hruer; STATE nonde 1uIl;
railroad boads sueivs and streee. saver
st the board vss nsslscted Except tor
slighs decline AZ The opsning ne
opsnin9 the course q prtces % tneeeosk
exchange today We seeediiy ukseFuA
a nuubss q susi! pools - Wsstere
Union. 81 Psui and ChIeeko 6sa sefs
actively al work Throughout ana Lon
don came 10 their essistancs vssh s.ifly
large orders Cor 81 Paul and othse q w
fAvoritsa Taken altogether. : more
confidcnt tone Characterised the uerses
and Tor tho tirss tine In weeks the oniis
we're In full control The bxnk state.
ment showing further accuupise'oe q
money ct this center had good sneSI
The local insfitutione gained o4u4SV
and expanded Their losns q. Do5oQ ~
posits increased el3o66soo The banks
hold oS3 79G60o above the q pr esns
required BY lxu, which 70 the largest
sun ever held. The advance Ia pr,ces
ranged from \ 10 per csnt iAeks-
wanna. Louisville. New Albany q Chi.
cago preferred voss each. Pvllmsn and
Sugar 4, Consolidated Gas 3sf. Chieseo
Gss "a. Sugar preferred 8 Louisville 4
Nash vile "a, General Electric and st
Paul "a each. Rock Island X. Sus9ne-
hanna 4 Western preferred Ia. MIS-
souri, Pacific IA aud the other peoui'
neut stocks ts0lh per cant 9,
The market closed strong uieh IN ID
vsncing tendency. Total sales l6l At
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07

Ths Lawn Of Iceland are 20 tally rscog-
nissd that NE services Of . police o<ncsr'
ere hardly necessary. Criminals arrsst
thsmsslvss, and the suthogitiss have IL
tls trouble In securing The punishmsnt
q IN o6sndsr. A young IeslAndie frisnd
q mine. says the writer. going scron The
desert from Reykjavdk. met . man nd
ing . pooy. such msstings are rasy n
thsss parts. md hks shtps on the - the
two hailed and spoke. And this wsa The
nsnnsr and substance Of thsir ooavsrss-
ton:
.whats your manner
"Stefan."
"Whoss sonY
"Thorstein's son"
"whers are you gcingr
ITO prison"
"Whst forr /.
Stealing . Sheep
mo one taking your
'sNo. The sheriR was busy, % he gsvs
me my papsrs-ths warrant Cor the ar.
rest-snd sent me on 10 prison By my
self"
The men exchanged snu6 and . kiss
and parted. A week later the young
Icelander was returning to Rsykjavik,
and near the same spot hs INST the same
man.
"Whatr' he cried. Stefan Thorstsin!
Why. you said you were going to prisonr
$50 was. and went. bat thsy would
not let me In"
why notY'
because had lost my papers, and
ths sheriff said be could not take me
without my warrant"
80 they won't have You in prisonr
sNo.r
"And you are going homo again7"
"Yes."-Pearson's Weekly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07

At meeting Of the "Women's Auxil-
isry" in - It was agreed that every
member should contribots . sum, not
less than q, which she had earned ssps-
cially for the purpose. Tho money was
TO be handed in at the noxt meeting Of
the auxiliary.
The time came, and the contributions
were duly turned over TO the treasurer.
Some members brought . or =, and the
total amount was really handsome and
encouraging. Then. Of course. the good
women fell 10 relating thar experience
In earning the money.
One had done this and another that.
but Mr.. Allen said nothing. Finally
her NEXT neighbor asked:
"How did you earn your contributaon.
Mrx Allenr
"T got Mr.. Allen to give 1t to me-"
"Oh! ohr' cried several voices at onos,
and young Mrs. Smith aid: why. that
wasn't according to the agreement We
were 10 earn the money ourselvea
shouldn't call 1t earning 1t II ] got my
husband 70 give It TO me-"
perhaps you wouldn't. said Mrs.. Al
len. "And then again perhaps you
would II your husband was like some
folks-"
Nothing more was said. Mr.. Aliens
reputation was pretty well known, and
Il was tacitly agreed that MrA Allen had
lived mp to the spirit Of her promise
Youths Companion
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07
MARKETS.

FARM PRoDUCE-Prices 70 retailers.
Arrrxs-si. p,a1.3o per bashel BxASs-
Hand yicked. ei.s0 per bn<heL bEr1s-
sstasoc per bushel. BuTTns-Dairy. ia 0c
Per pounds prime. extra creamery. ac
faRs1rs-1c Per bu<aeL CELEHS-
fss1c per dosen stalk& Cknszos--a0e75 10
per dox. CusEss-iiesfsc per pound. rsss--
soaz2c PER siozen- HoSK1-fAncy white, lac
poand. Ouoxs-a5<65oc per bushsL PofA-
Toss--t5ta5c per bueheL PkEs1Hr--35c per
dossn. PxnsSTrs-6oc per bostsL sYfzAcu
--sod5oc PEI boaheL scr
per psuna. ysoErkEfR Ossfzns--O935c
per soseu bunchc~. PinrIAsr--1oc per
pound. Nrsnsooxs-EDc pr dutsu- 0sExx
0xnoss- fSe3Dn per dcssn bsacaes
s.-w~~s~~ aod Proy,stous-- " holeuals
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07

cucAso. Jan &-Aftsf the clocp yester-
DAY cables we're received from the Continent
Of Europe dilating on the extreme severity
Of the weather. Under this influences wheat
Vas advanced hQHc. May opened at IS Nc.
ranged between es1<96s3 and % 70 clos.
Ing x4xc higher than ysstsrdays . s.ee
Nay opened Nc higher. 81 B><c. sanged BE-
thss ysssssday. a Ssxassze dsis sers
sesady. There vas very little business
transacted 1t The start, but later moss set
i've market was noted The close vas at q
rain Of No from yesterday.
Closing pr,cD veres
~. w..ASs.a:,s: s,,ss; ss' ss'i s ssIs;
July, aNc. Oats-jsnuary. ssSss Map,
pXc, July, 2,<c. Posk-Janqerys StaSi
Nay, S14M LArd-Jsnuzry. 0.Ii Nay,
G.X Ribs[anuary. 81; Mo-. &A