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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-08-31
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Stockholders Notice.

No I'll CAR MA RAJ ROAD Co.,
SE( ,TARY TEE AsURER's OFFICE,
BURLINGTON, N. g.. Aug s, 1895.
The secon' paymel of per cent on
dididend NO, /33 Will be due September LIST
TO stOckho'r ers OF record st 2 o'clock m.
August / tn The transfer books will
clo.e 9 O'Clock m. August 10th until
Septembe. Is, 1898.
p. B. RUFFIN Treas.
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FUTURES

August 80
Middling quotations.
Norfolk firm, ~, bale.
Baltimore finn. ) 3-16, 1879 bales.
Boston steady, So. bales
Wilmington firm, ~, bale.
Philadelphia qut, t, So, - bales.
Savannah firm, ~, 105 bales (54new)
New Yo-k steady, 1915, bales.
New Orleans quiet, -16, 2, 800 bales.
Augusta firm, ~, IS bales
Charleston firm, III, IA bales.
RALEIGH MARKET.
RALEIGH, N. c.. Aug. 30--7 p. u.
QUOTATIONS. YESTERDAY.
Good Mfddling- ------------ ~
Strict middling .-- 7T
mIuuiluS-- ~
Strict low middling- ~
Ting s------.~- 7N@74
Stains ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6I@7L
Market str ing.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-08-31
NORTH BOUND ooNNEOrroNs

tDaily tDaily except Sunday.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-08-31

TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05
Lirhte / by Electricity

The Chesapeake and Ohio railway Will
soon have every one of its passenger
coaches on the main lire lit by mean
descent electric lights from storage bat
terleS. .,,,...., -
This character Of illumination mas mas
been I'm use by the Chesapeake ana
Ohio for some time, but for want OF an
electric plant to charge the storage BAT,
ferries II has only been used TO Hhittd
extent al this end of the line.
a Dlant for charging the batteries car
ried under the floor of each car has now
been completed. near the passenger depot
on Seventeenth street, in TINS CITY, anu
the batteries can now be charged mere as
well as at the other end OF the lne. ne
batteries when charged last trom elsh-
teen 10 thirty-six hours, and give a
magnificent, brilliant light.
The dining cars OH the road nave re-
Gently been fitted with these ngnts, ana
when the train goes into one oil tns
long tunnels or even a deep cut, waiter
etandinq at the switchboard turns the
crank and the car is Hooded with
brilliant soft light. - n+s
IL is very convenient ana tue eHec'S
al such times are very pretty.
This progressive road has adopted them
on account of their easy manasemeht anu
their safety
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05
A Donkey Party.

. The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albion C.
Stage was the scene of saiety ana pleas,
ure on Yesterday, when they rendered
their daughters, Grace and Edna, de-
lightful donkey party All present en-,
ioved themselves in many deightful
games. Tempting refreshments WIZ
'9ar,,ed 10 All and a pleasant evening en-
loved. Among some of the many nouceu
10 he present were Misses Virgie Heckler'
Flov Heckler Bessie Bell Cannon, ROSA
Currie. Dollie Christian, Meta Morse
Efie Prosser, Alice Taylor. Ethel Brief
Annie TAYLOR, Nellie Briel Estelle Rookie
charlie Mira = iyior. Annie BIanBinsship
Jenna. Rockecharle, Hattie Bryant, Elise
BRYANT. Louise Prosser and Lucille Belts
Masters Willie Blankingsnip. Reeves
Blanlsingship, Lewis Rockecharlie, Mason
Taylor, Kimball Morse, Wharton Belts
Garland Briel, Freddie Prosser, Hunter
White Miss Annie Taylor won the first
prize and Master Lewis Rockecharlie Sec
end prize. All departed at L. NJ. tax
irs with them souvenir from the Christ
mas tree.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05
xpners 10 Go Mnndny Night.

In deciding where TO spend the evening ,as,'
an Monday next there should be no hesi-
fancy Whatever for on that evening d
the Y. NJ. {. a. Hall there VIII be slyen
one of the most delightful entertainment .
OF the season, which alone should draw
large house; but when It is considered that
the special object of the event Is 10 tehuei
a testimonial of respect ana esteem -
Judge r. K. Farrar, VINO completes nl'
rweofv-Dlnth year on the lecture platform
and his slxty-seventh birthday on the
evening of the It'll. Johnny Reb' mas
SO many personal friends and admirers N
Richmond that the seating capacity OF
the Y. NJ. C. A. Hall will undoubtedi!
be taxed TO it's utmost.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
qHE CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF
MONEY.
offerings and ssios nj tho Richmond To.
bacoo Exchange-in,,r kcvenne
COLLECTIONS. Foreign Advieca

NEW YORK. Jan. 4.--Trading AZ the
STOCK Exchange was less active To-Day
the total transactions FOOTING up vh.y
u5.1lS shares. against lGD~a SHARES ~.
fcrday. The opening OF the market W. W.
fcatarelcss, but soon Afterwards ~
entire list moved up y TO x per cen
Lake shore, Bay State. ana bnlt 80 s|on
Rubber leading. The advance Wa 800 ~
'bcrxed. however, by the engagement Oh
s-cn.Uo goid for export TO haf =, H., vs.
morrow Reports that thirty "'N,.V 1919
sold would have to bc fofWaiuVN ~, -,
spring in order TO MI Eorop'aan ~, 49,
mont added TO tho bearish teenlk' Is
nectailv az ;nc relations between ny
london and the New York pahkets WV VIZ;
FURNISHED the Government VIZ w 80,
buaarea million gold are sttaIheu. ~
The way The new SIS. for which the syn
tt~ate recently paid nIo0, TODAY
bro,,cht il,aL. The decline IN prices
ranged. from 10 ~ PEI ,be reiteration
~ mo rumors that the diNidenos WIZ
h. reduced. Chicago Gas SOFA ooWn
ls. 10 ~, on the postponemeht OF ACTON
on the dividend and rumors OF N m'' era..,,
tional faculties. sugar was 7oio s ~ :,
80 S5Ss from Saik on Washington adNlces
t6at ,no Ways and Means Committee WI
III once take up the bill abohshlhs ~,
oDc.fenth atffcrcnual duty. LouisNht'
ana Nashville. Missouri Pacihc. Leaf
and "A few other prominent issues u c.
rffued D, to ~ per cent. on tile a, , ',lon
OF the stop orders. In the tinai de i,,i =,
"A
y In - por cent. ensucd. Spcculatoi
icrc of about steady. TN. the 80 Ceroa lne
stocks were heavy on rcaHlauons, an
The lead which froRP st show 5S 70 losses NS O.
nor cent. outside Of jersey cen
,fa, which fcl i5 per r cent and NeW Wh Mns
land gained =. Lake shore aa "a, Ss.a Was ,r
,csllar Tho sales OF listed stocks az
..rcgatcd 5000 shares; unlisted "''Vo
Money on call easy at u, pei
cent. last loan At ~ per cent. anu clos
ing offered At ia per cent. prime tiiet
little naper. 3nl per cent. Bar silver
~. Sterling cXchanse S ,T,S WI WI
,3ss5& for sixty days and iS,'2 ~ ~
Tor demand Pcste4a s,, ITS 4S'ga ;o SS
,', bonds heavy, with the new .
down G,sH 70 o' 49,. State bonds .quiet. Raj
road bonds lower. silver at the oodi'
was AsE. bid. V--taooon
treasury Balances-Coin, $'''l'"Voo
currency. T617OOOO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05

The simplicity of purpose, the variety OF
sentiments, the spontaniety OF action and
the truthfulness OF detail all go to make
William Richard Goodafs comedy, which
was presented at the Academy OF Music
last evening, delightful production
Though the play has been before 'he
public but two weeks, the work or edcH
member OF the company is admirable.
Mr. Frank Morduants impersonatioh VI
Andra,y Sloane, a colonel Of the CoDfed-
erata army. is very happy. Miss Georgia
Welles as Charlotte Sloane, Is well suit
ed - the role she acts. and her clever
ness won the applause Of every auditor.
The play will be repeated tnis AFTERNOON
and again tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05
6OOD-L UCh PINS.
O,d Dominion Steamship Company Make
RncnRnitIon OF Nnlnnblr Services

Mr.. George NJ. Wyatt, of the Ola Do
minion Steamship Company, has returned
from New York, whittier he went with
an excursion party of about twenty
1--WE for the holidays While there, The
ola DOMINION Steamship Company,
through its vice-pres.dent' NJ W l.
GuiHaudeu. presented him with hand
brance of the horse-show party taken
IN New York over the line by him last
November. Mr.. Wyatt has many friends
recognition of his valuable services. Re
js ever on the alert for an opportunity
10 accommodate any one who comes MS
way. MIR. GuiiiaUdeu also made HIN
the bearer of a similar token a,, 10 captain
senger agent OF the Chesapeake ana
nhiO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05
To Starr o. the Furnace.

The magnificent Iron furnace at Cow
ineton. Va, built during tine boom days.
will be put in operation February E'n
by the I.owmo0r Iron Company.
This furnace. which is one of the iines'
and most approved Of modern plants. ma.
never been In blast IL Is furnace ~
large capacity. and It's operation VIA ~
welcomed ~ = forerunnss Of psospsf'''
times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05
CINCINNATI.

winter patent, s25sy2.D: family, s2.ro4s
2I5; spring patent. y3.3Og3.so, low grades
S1.10ql.so.
Wheat firm No. red. JIHc. q,
Corn steady, No. = mixed. 4'e.; NO. :
yellow, &c.
oats quiet; No. mixed, 32iic.
Pork firm: mess. Ni. ~
Lard firm; steam leaf. s7.2j; kettle,
SI.2J
81. GU: clear sides, SSH.
Dry Sailed meats firm; shoulders, So. 12i2;
shorts s5s7ia; clears, SI.l2i9.
Whisky, 81 20.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05

PORT OF WEST POINT, Jan. 4, 1879
ARRIVED.
steamship Charlotte, Bennett, Balti7
more, passengers ana general cargo
steamship Essex. Taylor. Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Charlotte, Bennett balti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Essex. Taylor, Boston wa
Norfolk passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05
SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH. GA, Jan. A-Spifns tyr
nen,,ne arm: ali Offering stock at 2o1zc'
p FOR regulars taken; receipts III CO casks k
hoss market no ir% r. m rss h sa1ss quota
p .n and c. 500; -, 500: y.
81 10: r. 81 i5: @. 81 25 n, stS; l.. sios'
60 n, NJ SGD: N. x2.Hs; WINDOW
glass 81 so: water white. Sa.Vo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05
WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON. n. c.. Jan. 4.-Rosin
firm. strained o7lzc.: good strained,
S1.02i2.
Tar firm at Doc.
Crude turpentine steady; hard. s1.iO-
soft. $50; virgin, Si.10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05
THE coTroN MARKETS.

: NEW YORK. Jan. 4--cotton quiet;
utdiling gulf i5-tG; mid Hing upiands.
aI',l rusures closed quiet: sales.
leasos bales. January, 80, February.
4 70 March, 5.53.r April, $50: MaN. 5ao;
sa,nt,o ~: October, 5S5. net receipts
LIS paies; gross receipts. 2.sss ha'A2;
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espor,s to Continent. los bales; for
wafdei. 20 30 bales: sales. q bales. all spin
rers: stock, ,s, .MS b aae i--co,,on fu-
M, NEW o ds s5lss az, : 40 bales; January.
t ia. r"nr,;ary. ss3; March. Obj; APRIL
: m. NAV 5Ai; June, 5.i6; July, Dol; NJ
gust. $50: September, DOL Oc,oo,i' - 30.
tonIFair business done. and prices W.
hanged: American mlddling, To- SAFES
,a 9s, balcs; American $50 bales; specu-
lation sno export, 80 Daics, -,
5000 bales, American, 800 baieS fM
lures opened quiet American mlddiins
January and February, = 1r0i; febTu'
airy and March 6i-G3; March ana hprii
. G2-Gia2 6l-6t: April and MAY -; M a..
gust. 4-6iq3 5-6t; August ana septenhi,
Der 2 G-Gi. Futures quiet but steady
and In moderate demand, Tenders, 4.VT
bales new -dockets and 100 paleS oiu
T.. M.-American middling, January
. GD-G:Q2 Gi-G4: January and February
2 OD-Gi6D2 81 81: February ana Marcn
April and May. 3, buyers; May ana Ju tai
3 i-Giaf3 2-Gl; June and July. 90
buyers: July and August, 3-oaq3 o-et
August and september : ~ ~ sellers sellers
Futures closed steady.
CHI AGO.
CHICAGO. ILL, Jan. 4.-Yesterday $
closing boom was found missing AT lno
opening OF the wheat MARKET to-das,c
No particular reason was given Tor tne
reversal OF tone, except that therc We
no tangible excuse for the bhise ailo
that it could not hold. The oheflhss
were i'm excess of the demand ahu
loss of ilmfc. at the start was follo~eeo
by a further decline of i4d3sc y taiiiy
then set in, which carried pISSS 20
10 the opening point, aroma nm . u
hung during the balance oil tne ses $500,
shorts leading in the bnyi ir,s1sn 59i;@33&c
and i7%kn0IAc.. closing az Ne. ID iii
i4c. under yesterday. 'ds"
not change essentially. 80. - al.
Corn followed wheat ~ aithouSb Inc
variations OF that market, altfoteh eu'
! predominating inclination was 70 lS,e 81
! NAV corn opened from 4t9sc. 10 i'Ilc.
| sold between 4IgNc. and at9sof.bc'' 80 80
! ing at 47Hc.. isqAc. below inv n uis,
! figures OF yesterday 'a9"
! '0sts Tbe sensation Of the day IN oal'
! came within few minutes OF 'i n ot0s
| when a large elevator ccncef, a,Lsppo' -
of a line aggregatlng S'oV" ounnei0 to,
! Nav rho crowd was unprepafed lo
| INC heavy offerings. and the demand va:
! inadenuatc TO the OCCASION fIlce
! dlropfed go &c. below yesterday CiVIu
/ wbSr" they rested at the end OF th'
! session. cash outs "eie -
rovisions-Product was weak and lowe
during the first hour of the session, IN
! heavy ron OF hogs at the yara aii ,,e,nn
| being made TO buy pork by the tudah.
| packing Co OF omaha. the oroNd PIE . -
| aftlv bid the price ny, no dlWCultS pS5ln'
| experienccd IN forcing an advance OF ,gov
from the inside; y Dw1h9 10 ~ Recession
! from the top took place before me cloSt
! Lard and ribs kept i'll liDe WIN poih
May pork gained l%12S. 10 1,I mo- Jay
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05
CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON. $. C.. Jan. 4.-Turpen-
tine dull and nothing doing; receipts, 80
casks 49,
receipts 1Ji barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05

Dry Sailed Meats-shouiders, 500
Isacon-i,oxed shoulders, s5.IJas,.ssia:
longs. s6.62h: clear ribs, $780, shorts'
$bSTia.
High wines steady at ST..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05
SY LOUIS.

ST LOUIS, MO. Jan. i-Fioaf "h'
changed . .,nc Nav.
5iasc. .,t.c Eebruary
49,. lower. January, 30lsc.; May, 3Vssc.
Professionalism mess, H2W 20 -,
Iard-Prime steam &auo; coo1cs. s1S's
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, VA. Jan. 4. 1884.

flIN HFIVsfI75 10 'HI7' y 1'777''
Onerings-Wheat. II bushels; corn
(white), ! 236 bushels.
Saies-Whe IL bushels: corn twmte)
,Z36 bushels.
Quotations: Wheat-Longbetry. Csc. 10
&c. mixed, BIC, 10 &c. shortberry, JOe.
10 &c. No. 2 red. 8lkzc. 10 &C.
Corn-w hits. Virginia, 4ec. TO 4Ic.; NO
10 45ixc.
Oats-No. mixed, 36i4c. to 37c.; 40.
3 mixed. 3J]zc. 10 36c.; winter. t5e. to lsc
Rve--55c. 10 JSc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05
cu,c.co LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARpS, IL; ans,ar.
coronon 10 extra steers, S.l5aa@ stock;
ers ana feeders. 81 23as 81 .s, CONS anu
bulls 81 .Jcas 70; calves, s9:ovgs,'e. s,ro,s
roSsas,,v and common lots weak; heavy
- LOT , nsa ~. common 10 choice mixed. stu
S 1871 Choice assorted. sl.3oql.so; light
S,Ma4.2a; pigs, s250m's0 NOS
i'm ia strong: inferior TO choice, S1.1oa
35a. lambs $2.25MA.3a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05

sEvENTH-srREET CHRIsTIAN
cSurch-Rev JABEz HALL pa snd 3
Preceding at II o'clock A. NJ. ana .
O'clock +, n. Sunday school at SIS; s1n ID "
1nri isl.ira eeting p NJ. "Wednesday.
F PrSyer-'ncesi Circle. il a. NJ; THURSDAY
T Tit,ine sewing Circle. 4 =. NJ. FRI
day' Seats free, public cordially ihViteu'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05

Cash Quotatona-fIuuI w 81 I1.'55oiL,e
prices barely steady; wheat o ~ 10
No. red, 53I2c.; NO. coIii,ii -'n.sfi e5is.
lard So s5GG S7ls: ribs, s5.soq5s5; sh hoy.
ders 81 a5qI Ss1s; sides, SGoo96-l-'2'
whisky 81 30.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05

REMEMBER THE WEEKLY TINES issued IN Two Weakly psiI
nv b and is therefore all but NAME oeml. "u ny
N pages bs nrce no more than paid for any "eeky - @
paper Cor itself the envabe reputation OF being tue eP
tative Democratic Paper Of the South
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05

LONDON BAR SILVER MARKET.
LONDON. Jan. 4.-Bar silver, ~ 7-l6t
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, Jan. y 1871.
No offerings of tobaccos at auction on
Change to-day. -.-
Private sales reported TO the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
Wrappers. 2 hogsheads filters, .; smok-
ers. \; leaf dark, 3. Total, Il hogs
heads.
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 119 hogsheads. Rein
spections-Bright, ) hQgsheads; western
81 bogsheads. 49,
Crenshaw's, Meals. Shockoe, and Alle'
ghany tobacco warehouses report today
Receipts, Is packages, deliveries, - pack
ages.
United States internal revenue conec-
lions for the city of Richmond. Va, TO-
day: Cigars and cigarettes, Slil?j plug
tobaccos, 81. O41 II. Total. Sl,1Et9l,
A fair sale of bright loose tobaccos at
the Southern today.
a right good bright loose sale at Shcl
burne's tobacco warehouse today
A small sale of bright loose tobacco.
al tho ''Stonewall'' to-day. Prices good
No visitors registered at the Tobacco
Exchange to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05

n5MlSOo N.Y. atreet. below TWELFTH .-Rev.
iE1ElSNER ). STiCKNEY. rector, 400
nn-th Twelfth st-eet.-Services sun
d doIsn school, 9:45 a. NJ; morning
prayer. etc, wita sermon sermon Il a a Nj
Heim commnnion on first Sunday in eaeh
month III A. NJ Wednesdays-Brotne
hood informal study of the Collect. Epis-
lie and Gospel of the following sunday
s p. NJ All seats free.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, MD, Jan A.-fiour
duh. oa snot aud Janu.
arv 6pa af6g&c. February oIMaoii . :
MS{, y southern, by sample ''@elo''
40 on grade, 3Ta,00O4sc. ,,,.
Com Arm; mixed spot ana January
47@479sc Febr9ayy 4sc s 61di Nina May white fdt
17sSiSr do. yellow, I5a@lsc .oo,
Oats firm No, : wh dsss,n weS :;ss,6sa;,bc &C."
'oRAa r. Quiet l and easy; 80, 2, 57c. .,,o,
HAN firm; good to choice tmothy' s1'o0
Q13.50 ..;,a
proyisions quiet; mess PORK, fiJ .1
~, shoulders, S8T5; short rib SIDES
ST9S; clear sides s7.T5; srgarc,rarea snU USa
5000. se,o
Lardmhee r1n' fancy s9l creamery. 25a26c.
Iadie lie; roll. ll@l6c; store-pacKeo'
ioQi2c. oo1.,,o
refsee and sugar unchanged. ,.,. n,
Ronds-Yirginl a Century, oy'sWo'1t, "a,
,ir.ore and Ohio 63$. Northern Cen,fai
G1%: Consolidated Gas STOCK "o9se"f74'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05

sons for the First sabbath ana FIr ss,
S s"o OF the New Year" suggested
Ly the Feast OF rrumpet,s an ana p '"s last
sse.s ser,s9 ri sermons on the life or
pm,aotelNsubject: Daniels Vision OF
"a pss,,rrertiou Life Sunday school
at at s.Is a. NJ. and union ella ss- ne a AZ
., rrrp N Meeting of Epwortn League
Frr,sy at lis p. NJ. Cordial invitation 10
all. Seats free.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05

cHRlsrApELPHIAN CHURCH CEN Gen
trail Hall, Fifth. street, between and
ana ds Marsns'P y Mr. ". JONEs-snbjecstt'
:.Jn v.eW of acts la. a. and Luxe XIV, ~.
Where are David and the Other h.shtevu ,s
Dead?" The public are Respectfully III
k,yis1J IN 1ffeDt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05
>,,,, yopII PRODUCE MARKET.

NEtv' WORK Jan. 4.-Flour dull ana
unchanged. southern hour 10 dun 90 d ioS,
steady: common to fair extra. S-'i'9
800; good to GhoiGe 40; ,Fr .iiap export
demand. No. , red, store and elevator
Gtc.. ahoat. GIG. options moderately
active and lower, with some Tree seiiiiiS
nv local traders on shipments oil Soiu
rSSIlytnS on local covering and better late
cables. and closing steady at az ~. . uo'
cline: No red. January, oof2c'; Marc"
0lE%s @r5 Mall da{if and steadier; No. =. 5i%@
52c.. elevator: 55c. afioat. Optlons were
quiet and asai9c. higher on a ioeal 'rSoS t,
January 51%c.; February oi1ec'' "aS
oats dun and easier. Options lower "s
January, 34l4c. February, S9c:; May 90
Sc. ,oa
Hav quiet and UNCHANGED. 100. atooav,
Wool in light demand and ABOUT Sleauy
domestic fleece. 15q20c.; pulled. l2at5c.
Ri ouiet; family, S10.ooqll.5O; extra
mess s7'Wd 500; beef hams dun at SlnW
tierced beef quiet; city extra in1la h aasT
nici,Ied bellies, $6.OVo612l2; shoulders,
$4,5a4.s7l2; hams, Sso0@s''o' miuoleS
nominal. ...o,,. ,,,eeta,r steam
SIN. city. S6.62A; January, S,l"' h9,,i
nal. Nav, $7.35, nominal. Reineu gun wv
Continent S7.6j: South American So'oo
compound. $55OQ5.75. e,o--0
Pork quiet ana STEADY i"o9s'
BIuGtiter-Moderate receipts; choice fir rnG
err STATE dairy, l0d19c.; creamery, 100
2Ic. western dairy, 1Oq15c.; creamery
l5d26cs: Elgns. &c. -. -+ooa,..
Linseed oil quiet and ABOUT steauS
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