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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-28

Among the passengers sailing to-day on the
American Line steamer Paris for Southampton,
are Miss W. \. Bell. Samuel Buxton. c. +. Bacon,
Miss r. c. Bannister, Miss Violet Bennett. W. w.
Bennett. : BcauGln. Mr. and Mrs c. r. Ballard,
George Clarke l.. Beccher Gown. Miss T. y. Camp
bell a. c. Campbell j. r.. Campbell the Rev.
Samuel Charlesworth, the Rev. ana Mrs !. Il.
Gushing, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Dupont. Mrs. w. S.
Davis, W. Fl. Daily. Pablo Echeperc Gordon Eel
lows. Mrs. NJ l.. Fowler. l.. \. Gleason. Mrs.
Gerry. Miss T. J. Gerry the Rev y. Is. Quincy.
II. T.. Grbblc, C. Harvey. Charles Hermann w.
J. Kennedy j. A. Levck. Mrs. 4. G. LOOMS Mss
NJ. Is. Loomis. lIalford l.. Mills. w. \. McGsan.
Mrs. ". II. Manning. c. u. Marius. J. W. Night
ingale. a. G. oven, Mr. and Mrs. William II. Pen
ney George Payne George II. Pillar James d
Reid. United States Consul at Dunfermline; $. H.
Riegeman. Preston Richardson, T. r. Ronald.
: a. Rowhotham. William II Sage, Miss A. F
stowe. Andrew 5. Epson. Nine Louise Won
Feilitzsch and Captain Wyndham Vaughan.
Among those sailing on the White Star steamer
Britannia for Liverpool are the Rev and Mrs. j.
Il. King Mrs. L. Il. f. Macfarlane {. +. Totten-
ham, Mrs. a. II. Travers. Mrs T. Whitaker. Mr.
and Mrs. +. s. Caldwell, A. Christie. Thomas
Cooper. A. Y. Cook, W. A. Cox, Miss NJ Eaton
Charles w Gordon. William Henderson. the Rev
and Mrs. A. T. Howard and Bishop and Mrs. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-28

land fancy 5o9s2 10 other Jersey 81 zoo
Do Virginia. 15atJc: onions white. 1886 5o RED SIG
81 49, 30 yellow. slgsl G2 urnip parsnips and carrots
I5cgSl: squash Hubbard. sIqsi %; 10 natTcw, ,oe4
81 csuowes 81 2jd$2 80; eabbages, per 100 SSgst %
celery per punches. SlaSl 25 ~ per doz stalks
ioa5Oc elephants. Florida. per bb, Sass; cucumnets
crate 81 JtqS3: string beans S2QSi; lettuce New
Orleans. per bill seGss. chscory. s5Nsc. .
SUNDRIfS-Pcanuts quiet 3lsn3s.c for new or o'd
Spanish shei.ed quoted 4.c for No and &c Tor NO
nuts wanted g. - Tor shellhark and 81 - fo Dull
Beeswag firm 3OH3ic PEI 10. Honey moving slowly
white clover quoted iIaifc. and buckwheat "9 lc' eS
ga. Ginseng at S. 7i@si 20 for Northern " 'o9
50 30 To- Western AMI 81 .O0$, FOR Southern. -
MILK AND CREAMThe daily average receipts OF nliN
AMI cream at tho different railroad distributing points
IN and tho city for the week have been ~ f9ioW'
Erie $3.50 milk 80 cans o! condensed mix ana
III cans Of cream; Susauchanna. LOO cans Of milk
cans Of condensed mix and - cans Of cream; Iass
wanna $50 cans ~ milk and - cans OF cream; New,
irk central and Harlem. 100 cans OF nilN ~ cam u"
Condensed milk and - cans u cream New 1o'k &hi
Northern. 10 Of milk; New Haven anil Hartford:
30 cars u ilk. Ontario anf Western. 20 canS OF
mix ard II bf cream; West shore luvo cans 81
milk. ~ cane Of condensed milk and - cans 81 cream
Ne"Jc.scy Central. l:D ~ milk ana 10 cans %
cream and by miscellaneous short routes ID cans 't
milk and 30 can Of cream. The total daily supply mas
beon ly"ID ~ milk. II, cans Of condensed milk
aad 3i1 - cream The average price paid Tor the
spus On the platforms has been 81 80 can OF forty
quarts The MIX Exchange price remains at -. cents
quart ret shipper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-28
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Nov p (special.Wheat to-day was almost a'
weak as was strong Monday Prices dropped cent and
closed near the bottom Mag opened 39 sold between
eOi. and J9. and 59. bid The cables were AZ
strong as ever but the market seemed oVefboushi ana Az
the lesser operators loaded Partridge renewed the S'
selling which he began yesterday he was Joined by ohe
,nnor,ant local traders NtwYork sold. It looked s II
the foreigners did The Northwest had "s cars
against 745 last year Primary receipts exceeded tho o
the same day in 1888 weak enough 70 had 70
the wheat decline. The trade dsapponiingly small
The news from Argentine was more favorable lhefe
were large cearances making the wheat ana noun
together almost 400 bushels But that On not eveh
an extremely weak The Baltic shipments were arg
and the European supplies over the requirements hh
weaker than the futures. November got 70 fractional
dscoun. under May and closed under. May opened az
xsX ,old between 49, and asa. and closed al 80 pa
Receipts large the estimate Tor Wed"h1y
was continued cold and clear 'ifp.fh INC
west aus, the port make country shipments
nnor There were good charters 2'"o bushels b,
was the cleaning Of old business preparatory 10 inc
There little To-Day or oats h-
con, that they exceptionally fiat The range was
last prices Il cent under Monday amy
sd be cen 800. 32is and closed 1T o2'. Receipts
we're 1872 cars the estimate for tomorrow was ~
CHARTERS were bushels the accumulation OF several
Ss~s Provisions were steaded early by small hog re-
ccints 81 600 The estimate for tomorrow Vas $3.50
Tr.de was dull Produce affected by the huctuhtphs
81 wheat Just at close lue selling by packers ara
scaIners coming a small market. caused ni"1"fh'.
6ecline Al pork showed loss from MonUay u
I7ia cents: lard and ribs. Of ~ cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-28
HAY AND STRAW.
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London Nov 27At the wool sales today 49, ' Vas
=, +. better quality were offered. The atienuah'e va.
lair ana tho bidding the better parcels OF H''n"s
shade brisker Crossbreds had Plighiy ns,,"' s a.
In Tho hulk sold at the opening rates ff'nr' wa" 80
Indifferent purchaser America secured ieW pa,,iy
rn v,IthdrawsIs were much smaller Than prev
tlo,.ine are the details the days saes Ne" 0out
wales $500 bales; secured 7dgls ~ o. LEX ,.
$780, Gi1dald greasy 3hdnDd; DO. locks hnu P''
sga7d Quesnsand 800 bales: .eo9red '.aas "i
~. and uicces 7dq greasy, ohdtiH1, 90 ~,
pje"es 5AdQ6s.d Victoria, 500 e9issi scourei %11
4'sd 90 ag nieoes 4dIisd south Aus'ralia. 800 bales
Go; red red Locke and peces 3D. greasy. add7d DO aS
80 tsonS axdq4s.d West Australia bales srsahy'
sd tasmania "a bales sopred ~ greasy a sHd
Zsaii', dsS9a greasy 4dalOd. do. locks and pieces
8.5@c Cape OF Good Hope and Natal 100 bales scasyi
1tS%cxd. a. locks and pieces 3%G Jaconib a co WOO
Sgkers saw: There rather more coinpe &
v."n,,,i ynrs were a shade nrWer while faulty We
% ~, aeu SECURED sli,e and crossbfeds were very
e ,eye was heavy decline in greasy 80 compared
Iast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-28
DOES THIS SOLVE THE MYSTERYf
,r-ANoTHER PROPOSITION,

THE CTNCINNATTs COURSE DANGEROUSLY NEAR
TO EXECUTION RoCK-No INsTRU-
MENTs USED.
William II. Tooker. the keeper In charge or the
Execution Rock Lighthouse at the time OF the &C.
c:dent 10 the cruiser Cincinnati, gave testimony
Yesterday before the court Of inquiry that when
the Cincinnati struck she apparently within
20 yards Of the shore. and that the current was
ssting toward the shoal which makes out from the
rock This is much closer than had been estimated
BE- the officers of the ship. None OF the testimony
even shows that instruments were used to de-
isrmne the position Of the ship. the chahse OF
course ordered by the pilot to avoid the tow whch
was on the starboard side, and which resulted IN
the accident meeting no objection from the officers
in charge and the estimates OF the officers as 10
her position. etc. being relied on TO carry the
cruiser through. -. ..,,o,,, sat
with closed doors. and the result or It's nnainss
vii be forwarded to the Secretary OF the navy
Members OF the court refused to say what the nna.
ngs were but in view of the testimony X is more
than Likely that court-martial Will follow inc
court Of inquiry. A., s.h,, Sau
York went TO Washington last night on speciai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-28

An interesting smoking concert VIII be given at
the State Club No % East Twenty-second-st. this
evening at $50 o'clock The following have onerei
their services for the occasion: S;an"ood ana
Chard. hanjosts; Youna. japanese Juggier' Wet
more ana Douglass. in humorous sketches, ana
Willard T. Harlana and Edward l.. Smith. In vocal
solos The entertainment VIII be given under the
auspices OF the newly formed Mlholland League OF
the XIth Assembly District. which leases set OF
rooms in the State Club The officers OF the league
are: James g. McMurray. president: X q bagley.
vice-nresijent " C. Brown. secretary -treasurer;
business Committee Peer Flint chairman: Fred
" Pnckney Frank Farrell and a. 4. Schnable
a large number OF Republicans have sgnined their
intention Of attending the AFFAIR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-28
THE HOTEL NETHERLAND THIEVEs
MRs SHANNON TRIES TO TAKE ALL THE
BLAME. SO AS TO SHIELD HER HUSBAND

MhS SHANNON TRIES TO TAKE ALI, THE,
BLAME SO AS TO SHIELD HER HUSBAND
william Shannon. thrty-seven years old OF No.
'i' East Sixty-frst-st: Allan j. Curry twenty-nne
years OF No. 1o0 LeXington-ave.> John Rooney
'hrty-seven years. of No. 326 East Sxtieth-st and
MIS-. Mary shannon the wife of William Shannon.
VINO were arrested on Monday on a charge of rob-
pihg the Hotel Netherland of furnishings and food
s"pphes worth 5000, were arraigned yesterday be
All were employees OF the hotel. Detective Conway
Oh the hotel, said he had known that the thefts
were going on for two months and he was only
waiting TO catch the guilty parties.
The detectives busy Monday and Yesterday
removing t. stolen goods from the houses of the
prisoners They embraced almost every article Of
household furniture that could he used in furnish
ing fiat in complete style. There were several
truck loads all told.
Detective Conway said that Curry paid So a
month rent for handsome fat at Fifty-ninth-st.
and LeXington-ave. When searching the premises
the officers found large quantities of the finest pro-
N'S'olls curry : salary at the hotel so
month. The pillows and bedding found :. Curry =
nat had been covered with white linen to hide the
pattern. Mrs. Shannon volunteered 10 shoulder the
charge OF what is known as the helps hall an
she declared that she had personally taken tne
property that was found on her premises. IL was.
however. clearly demonstrated that her husband.
VINO was in charge OF the refrigera;or roon. had
zone his share of stealing. The four held for
examination. Conway said that another plot to rob
the hotel was being unearthed ana lie hoped to
make an important arrest soon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-28

Market closed At 2d4 points decline. compared
yesterday closing prices. Transferring notices -
'ohcr and November. = 80 Total sales. 2i'o"p hsl,s.
SIot quiet. midillng up!and3. &C. m1e!ng Out
sc which H. unchanged coiniar . WIN y"ft'i
closing New-YogN receipts. +ItN hac. Efs. ~ AZ
stock % Gales Total port receipts to-day. 6'HI
bales thus hS week 1877 .i5l has lsimrts to-day;
Great Irfaln csc bales. Continent D6'J bales lu,
this Great Britain 5s3S bale. Fran ". lv''J
bales Continent 81 G25 bales. stock. ll53 S' bales
Liverpool cahir-SpYt cotton. fats uua.Hrss DONG.
sales 1000 bales. speculation AMI export LOO tA"a.
American. ao's tales. receipt tlr' bales, American;
$3.50 aales. mliInng upaais. - IptWrS opened
Nfn 4Gld-CiI advance closed steady ~ ii'ftbit net
advance. NoscmteI. sis. NrtenheT Iec"nh.s. Jllt;
D"cern January Sis Ianuafy February, JlH5@. te
March. 31J,. March-Apfil %itt@iJ. Aprtl-May.
3lsb June. Bis jun" July. 3l"Gs-D JuJ August.
report. but buyers refuse - On. cloths
steady
COFFEE some rfesularlty was displayed IN the course
- local market. but Oh. general ann Wa upward
Trronarfrci rep0rs Z cholera 81 BAIL enabled a."
bulls tAe make wi'h comparative case.
but speculation a sinai scale. Hamburg closing
quotations f1r November 600 PIGS. licc~mh'r ~ -.
January SO February. CD. March g. AprL. 600
May ~ - June. ~ -. July. - 70. Rio market strong
~ quoted !: 80 exchange quoted AZ II no
stock bass. santos market que" AZ llNn RES
bags a. santoa. J5l.co bag Cleared from RIO
Steamship H.lellus with eGeD bags AHd from santos
steamship Campana with ZOO bags. Havre closed flr
November francs, December, 70, January. ~ -
l-ear..sy ~, March. Si7i. Apnl. s3.55. MAJ ~ -.
June. Pa. -. market steady.
closed barely steady NJ unchanged 10 ~ points
adsanc~ sales $500 taff. rs follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-28

Shorts driven in the rally and later in the day.
when wheat broke. way closing at the lowest
figures OF the day and hQ%c net decline Brad
streets visible showed increase Of 1.433OOo bush
making the total 5.O0SO1O bush. Receipts at the IN
this week Ia Increased 900 bush
over last week Cash corn was hrmer for old corn
steady for 10000 bush Of No. 2 red sold at oiAW
5IAc delivered: 5000 bush. 57sc. arrive 1900 bush
No white at 5I4c. delivered 5000 No 3 corn at o2@
o29c elevator; car steamer white J4c. elevator
OATSThe opening this morning showed little pressure
10 sell. partly due to the weakness In other cereals
Later there Improvement In price followed In
the afternoon by reaction the market closing quiet al
unchanged prices. Brndstreet's visible showed IN
Of 2i20O bush. raising the total to I2o50Vo
bush Cash oats dull foatureless Sales were
700 bush No oats. 3s.c elevator ard 3i%c Delivered
1000 bush No . white. New-York Central. 3I%93sc,
closing 37isc asked 10000 bush track white. SEA i2c
R.,RLEY-Naikct arm: quoted at G3is@6ic FOR No =
Milwaukee. and G2IJ6c for unRraded Western. MALT
Market dull Western. IO4I 2isc.. .SfEDS-Nar-
kot quiet; clogerseed quoted at 80 so .BUCKWIIEAT
Market dull 55G51c for silver and 59aG!c for Japanese
Ne for comparison he closing prces OF the
and for cocrelnnndng date Las.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-28
FOOTBALL MEN IN CHURCH.

special service for young men Will be held on
The evening OF 81. Andrews Day. next Friday. IN
81 Georges Protestant Episcopal Church. In Stuy-
Vesant Square. under the auspices OF st. Georges
Chapter Of the Brotherhood Of ST. Andrew. The
sermon will be preached by the Rev. DIR. William s.
ha'nsford the OF the church. and an address
VIII be delivered by Robert E. Speer. corresponding
secretary OF the Presbyterian Board OF Foreign Mis-
sions
me members OF the Yale and Princeton football
.eams whose annual game is booked for the Follow
ing Gay. ard the visiting collegians from both ns'i
'u'ions have been especially invited TO be res
ant ant DR.. Ransford preached to the Princeton stu
AIS, AIS last Sunday and many Of them promlfed 70
vel known to the undergraduates of Princeton Uni
sen Sy being one OF the alumni OF that institution
m,ss,c. football player IN his day. An elabornte
programme will be given under the direc-
- o. W. 8. Chester organist and ohoir1naster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-28
THE GENERAL. MARKET REPORT

New-York November -. 1891
'olIDN-Onr market played seesaw to-day - ~. ,n-
dor delight and profit u local aip"r It's course NuTs
the forenoon marked bv cratic changes. with the
tendency toward easier price, First sales were maze
advance ~ about points the months ana '
paints the distant mmeiintcly ai'' ihf
which Immediately recovered this In turn being -
lowed by another break and ihen rally e. about opening
prices Then cane rapid change the bears h""'s'l,
getting most of The advantage until ~ IN prices MAJ
fallen n 10 point slightly under yescrn ~ maj iSia
The market continued atti,. dLrng the afternoon with
fluctuations es~ marked and closed cay. with net Ions
of to points and total sales lOs the day OF
bales Public advices troft"d southern spot markets
higher In The fst advance on IN III
pr.yeinent .of points Liverpool futures ana an
advance spot ahruad Liverpool loft OF win a
i3l members IL the Exchange the cotton
crop of ls9i-o5 at p2ias?S hl!,s THIS was. Of
course cabie t. Liverpool and IL thought 10 nave ha
influence In holding that market This estimate
Is supposed - have been called 10 Liverpool last nsht -
that the bulls worked niG morning The estimate made
~ the members OF the NewYork Cotton Exchange for the
actual H. present estimate receives consdeate
attention. There good deal ~ covering hc.r as
vel buying Liverpool account Local traders ala
zeal IL business = scLpinS way There
thought that the notices yin be promptly cared FOR Th"'"
was Vey little outside market making news at hand VITA
re Icpuon Of Liverpool u Is stated that southern
hnld'fB IN tre.r Views aud private
adyccs speak of decidedly higher markets there. The
New orleans contract market Is holding well The
receipts at the ports Tor tho week Will he In the acighhor
hood 3i"OuD bales. aza!lr' 3INji bales i1sl
90 bales last year Receipt a. NewOeaus to-inof
Snacf It only 1900 inics 10 1900 bales,
against 1896 bales hrt week 1870 bales l3st year.
Orleans estimates there viii this
I? ~ hae against lT2-T bales list week T. u2J
bales year Re, lits Memphis 1893 bales against
1857 bales las week, 3.iGi bal. last year
and close to-day. AMI closing bids N,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-28
CHICAGO WANTS NETWORK MINISTER.

The Rev Palmer s. Hubert, one OF the associate
pastors Of the Marble Collegiate Church In Fifth
ave- has gus. received a hearty call to the pas
torate Of the Oak Park Congregational Church.
OF Chicago This is strong church OF $50 mel
bers with 600 children in ,ts Suniay-school. Mr.
Hubert came to New-York from Providence
where he had had a Hourishing church. and he has
done excellent work In this city. II Is not un-
natural however. that Re should desire again 70
enter the active pastorate. The salary offered by
the Chicago church Is $500 with fine parsonage
and ali moving expenses. Mr.. Hubert has not
given an answer 70 the Chicago people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-28
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETs.

Galveston Nov 27.-Cotton firm middllne rs Low
midclns s,.c; good ordinary. d3lCc nei ana 80 80
,."si,fs 3s bales, exports to Great Britain ph'e'
sales q SOI bales; stock. 245.S0S bales. a. ,,, ,
"" Tn,oip Nov 27-cotton firm, middling. 6'sc: low
u,ddine IGc: good ordinary. iitc; net and Kfors re-
ceipis 7S5 bales exports coasw!se. 1853 bales sa'
/ $40 .alcs: stock. 62.3l0 bales , ,ss,,,o
Oreane Nov 27totton arle' kood gnns ora
yerv b. net receipts rs 2s2 bales gross ~ $50 ba!es
exports to Great Britain. 65oo bales TO the ron'nen
y 90 baes; coastwse, 1913 bales sales. bs1o "ies'
stock 40 .86S bales. - . Ill. ,,,d
ding 5Ih, low mddng sc; good ordinary DC; net tna
gross receipts bales exports 70 the continent "oi
bales coistwise 43O bales sales. 40 bales s'oci1
10 iata
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-28
OTHER MARxErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

buffalo Noy. 27-Cattle-Receipts last - hours sos
head total fr week $3.50 hes for same tims
last week, 220 head; consigned through eV heau y.
New-York 40 head: sale, $50 head market Do,n
opened and closed dun several loads OF good oatue re-
Ilialned unsod; fat COWS So 654S2 %; rev choics
butchers steers So 25GS3 80: some l375'b steers sold
total for week thus 30 700 head; for same tine ss,
week $500 head consigned through o5yo neap ~ ~
York 800 head sale 400 head: market opened SOW
lover; closed weak for YoTkeIs ana Hghts, ou,
81 G0nS4 90; choice heasy
81 7OSi 7J roughs s5as4 30 stays s3as3 ~ forkes
81 40 sheep and lambs y soa a. hao5
hours 400 head; for week thus far 2o-oy heaa'
FOR qqme time week 7i.40o head; conss
500 head: New-Ycrk $500 head; on saie, 49, No.,
Al orenlng there good natives mere sht 'a'as
Ioads o. Canadas unsod Canada lambs 80 goa ~ o CON-
,ncn 10 fair native lambs So 1898 20 Gull 10 IaH sheep
SiNs2: export ewes. So i5T$3 20 - .., ,,.o,,..
Union Stock Yards Chicago, Nov. s.os,s So *
S8 d. stocksrs feeders S2p$3 %; COWS an1 uli
s11t3 81 calves 81 50aS2 - Hogs-Hecepts Z'W" neai.
Narkat stronger Heavy. - 25e'Si SO common 70 cs,Is
Inyed 1851 O5 assorted. 81 2)Gst 80; sh %
sgst ~. ugs So JOQS3 -. SheepReceipts. 6Vo lead
Market weak Inferior to choice Iocg>S; a'hos' - IVY
st Louis Nov ?7-Caftlc Receipts; 4i3I head. Cen ,,
oral naret slow and l0ui5c lower Native steers - ~
1S 40: cows 81 Goa g Texas steers 81 10 hoSs-ne-
ceips s77I Market weak ana 90 ip"eI lasans,
s. 5Osl -; m xed siuSi -: light SASS ~ sneepEHs-
ccipts sci head Market SLOW but firm Native mMes'
= Iia.t fiferty Nov 27-ca,tle- Receipts. s. cars
for his ,~eek demand fair. market slow at unchansed
prices Prime s51s5 %; good - .pgst 10 sDe .r
sa pa & ~ good Fat and heifers 81 f0Gs5 hogs
Roocp,s light to-day. Market active Ihilatelih'a 90
st 70; best nike - so - s2 nes' SCI ic S
Prices siade hlsle E1tra y isas5 gool $50 e.
fair 81 J0Gsl TO- yearling 81 1cps2 w; ia"S S-t'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-28
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

tJverpool Nov. 27 34J y. m.-feef-Extra India mess
firm at prime nrm at 5Gs 3D. Pof-lI.me mess
Vestern fine steady 62s Cd; do medium steady al Dos
Hamsshort cut "a 10 n. steady at 4is Bacon
Cumberland cut about IS 20 30 10 duh Of rs; shor
rib about u b. dull Jas Cd long clear mddcs. about
IS No. dull at tss "a long and short clear mddes about
S 10 Gull Sd Shoulders. about IL 10 Is ID dnn
at 26s Cheese American finest white and colored seaay
al Sis. Talow-Prme city. nominal Cottonseed OIL OIL
steady at 9Os ca Rosnc9mmon nrm at ss 7hs iSra "a
winter nrm At A lloyd; No red spring firm at IS "a
Fiourst Louis ancy winter nrn at Is cern- S,G
december hrrn at 81; January frD At ~ 3d. Hops az
Iondon-Paciho Coat arm a. II 1osV0