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New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
NJ JAUREs's oRATORIcAL TRIUMPH.

IN HIS SPEECH on THE cARMAUX STRIKE HE
PLACES THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT IN
AN AWKWARD POSITION
Paris Oct 25-The speech made yesterday by NJ
Jaures a Socialist member OF the Chamber OF
IDENTITIES on the recent strike OF the glass
at Carmaux has confirmed the opinion that ne Is
the greatest French orator since Gambetta Ihe
members Of the Chamber sat spellbound by mis-
eloquence
Instead OF demanding a vote or want OF conn
dence in the Government in NJ Jaures's behalf the
Socialists proposed that NJ Brisson be appointed
10 arbitrate between the disputants at Carmalx
II Brisson expressed his willingness to act as arb-
trator II the Chamber wished him 10 DO So Ihls
move took the Chamber by surprise, and the debate
london Oct &.-"The Pest" will tomorrow pub
lish a dispatch from Paris, saying that NJ Jauress $
clever manoeuvre placed the Government In an
awkward position. Those who were most confident
Thursday OF a triumph for the Government are
now greatly In the dark 10 the result
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
COMPLAINTS ABOUT CARING Fruit
WHOLESALE BUYERS PROTEST AGAINST EXTRA
CHARGES IMPOSED by IMPORTERS OF
JAMAICA ORANGES.

CHARGES IMPOSED BY IMPORTERS OF
JAMAICA ORANGES.
rba wholesale fruit dealers OF this city are
s,ron9iv nrotesting against extra charge Of "a
cents a barrel and cent box imposed upon them
bv importers for the cartng OF Jamaica oranges
The Fruit Buyers Union has passed resolutions con-
darnninr the CUSTOM and a movement is on foot 10
secure its discontinuance. President FRANKIE ana
Secretary Zorn OF the union and other fruit deal
ers and brokers with whom a Tribune reporter con-
versed Yesterday unanimous in denouncing
tho exactlon OF the extra charges II appears that
the importers OF Jamaica oranges Insist that their
fruit shall b. sold by the auction firms subject 10
charge OF u cents barrel for cart.ng and an ad-
ditional 2ia cents a barrel TO be paid 70 the I'M
porters' truckmen. Brown a. Seccomb and the +. L.
Goodsel Company. fruit auctioneers, have been ac-
customed 10 sell Jamaica oranges on these terms
The former firm. IN Difference to the desires OF the
buyers has abolished the custom, except so tar as
one importing firm is concerned. The H. IL Good
sell Company continues the practice. and Secretary
Zorn has addressed official letter to the com
pany asking that II be stopped .--,, l., -
Mr. Zorn said to n Tribune reporter: ms Is q
matter OF much more consequence 10 buyers @ W vi
Jamaica oranges especially since there are no more
Florldas and Jamaicas are being IeCeiVeu IN Iai
quantities, than one who Is unaequa,eI "''s - me ,ne
buyers should use their own trucks there wou!a De
many OF them each striving to get ahead q, 9ne @
from steamships would be hopelessly bockaded and
the delivery OF the fruit seriously DELAYED Ihat
ers used their own carts the docks were cleared
without confusion and the fruit stored or shipped
sumed by the importers cartmen In doing the same
The buyers can cart the oranges for 10 cents a
barrel which is 4is cents less than the price eN-
acted nv the importers. This extra charge may
amount TO from $500 to 81 coo year, according 10
the extent OF the business done by the different
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
THE EMPIRE GETS A LICENSE.
But RESTRICTIONS ARB IMPOSED ON TIL
PALACE MUSIC HALL

London Oct. 25.-The chamber OF the London
County Council crowded this forenoon when
the Council took into consideration the decision OF
the Licensing Committee 10 grant unrestricted IL
censes TO the Palace and Empire music halls
Heated speeches made by the respective parti-
sans of free and restricted license and the Coun-
ell finally by vote Of 81 TO &C. the chairman CIV
ing the casting vote. reversed the decision OF the
committee In regard to the Palace and reimposed
on that place the restrictions which were formerly
In force. , . .-,,o- .ha ca.s
NJ the Empire Earl Russell. a member OF tne
Council and a Radical condemned such restrictions
characterizing them irritating 70 the persons
afTected and productive OF no good results An An
Amendment offered by a Progressist member tnat
The Council refuse to grant license for the prone
made was rejected by vote OF 81 10 40 Inc result
~ The vote was received with loud cheers. The
Council then formally granted an unrestricted II
cense TO the Empire. and the cheering was re-
neWed.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
rFrr rYROUGH BURNING TRESTLE.

Savannah. Ga. oct. 25.-Fourteen cars OF south
bound local freight train the Florida Central and
Peninsula Railroad went through burning tres,ls
between Savannah Junction and the Savannah River
at midnight last night and were burned with the
trestle The engine and part OF the train ran over
the trestle before II was that II was on fire.
The middle OF the train went down in heap. filling
the narrow ravine beneath the trestle. No was
killed. Two tranmen slightly injured. The
railroad officials believe that the fire was the work
Of nceniiar!es
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
JABEz SPENCER BALFoUR ON TRIAL.
ACCUSED WITH OTHERS. OF THE LIBERAToR
p1rII.nING SOCIETY FRAIipS

ACCUSED. WITH OTHERS. OF TIE LlBERAIOH
BUILDING SOCIETY FRAUDS.
London. Oct 25-The trial OF Jabez Spencer Bal
four and the other defendants, Brook. Wright
Theobald and Dibley, in the Liberator Building
Society frauds was begun in the Queens Bench Di-
vision OF the High Court OF Justice this morning
Justice Sir Gansford Bruce presiding. The court
room was crowded. 1t is expected that the trial Will
last three weeks in view OF the enormous amuont OF
documentary evidence TO be introduced and the
langth ~ the Indictments The charge against the
defendants is generally that OF fraud by making
false entries and publishing false balance sheets
panies Balfour is further charged separately
from the other defendants, with having obtained
goo 900 by false pretences from the House and Land
Investment Trust Attorney General Sir Richard
Webster leads the prosecution and John OConnor
the defence. Balfour appeared TO be in excellent
health and listened intenty 10 the argument by
Mr. O'Connor OF the technical objections in his be-
half.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
AFTER THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

ST. Louis Oct 25--The local sentiment ''''' 80,
Republican National Convention shall come TO thi,
city took form this afternoon. when meeting OF
the Business Mems League was held 70 ou',,s QUIZ, ,t
pan Of action. A committee, OF whien enn,o,nted To-
Sampson was made chairman, was aPpVVl'r'0 h.,S
use every endeaVoT 10 bring the convention ne nerg
Men Of all parties unite 10 push the mn.'e as they
Is being warmly urged by Repubicans, aS Ths
assert that Missouri is a doubtfuI Sla'. Y,,d ~
league made provision for the raising OF '"'-
eV'N WIN which 70 begin operauohs'
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26

SIXTY CHRISTIANS SAID TO HAVE BEEN
KILLED IN ERZINGJAN.
TURKS SAY TNEY WE'RE NOT THE AGGREssons-
SERIOUS upRIsINGs IMMINENT.

SERIOUS uPRIsINGs IMMINENT.
Sonstantinople. Oct @.-Reports received here
from Erzeroum say that serious disturbances ac-
eompanied by extensive bloodshed. have occurred at
Erzngjan' where 1t is said that sixty Armenians
nave been killed. The reports unaccompanied by
oetsis' The Porte has addressed a circular note
10 the representatives OF the Powers. as well as to
tne Turkish diplomats abroad, ascr:bing the Err
lhgJan outbreak, well the Akhissar disturb
ance 10 the Armenians. who the note declares.
were the aggressors in both instances. -
Auvlces from Aleppo say that serious trouDle
has arisen In the district of Marash. and from the
same source reports received OF attack by the
Armenians of Zeitoun. near Aleppo. on four Turk
ish villages. in the defence of which four Turkish
soldiers were killed. These reports are all OF Turk
ish origin.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
TURNED on THE GAS By MISTAKE

Chicago Oct. 25.-Rose and May Weston sisters.
OF the Fields & Hanson Dramatic Company. were
found in an unconscious condition. caused by escap
ing gas. In their room at the Gault House at an
early hour this morning Physicians were al once
summoned. and there IL a chance that one. II not
both. may recover. IL Is supposed that re-
firing they turned the gas on by mistake instead
OF turning of the electric switch.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
AN ITALIAN COUNCIL OF WAR.
THE GOVERNMENT ADVISED TO SEND AN ARMY
CORPS TO AID GENERAL BARATIEN

London. Oct "a dispatch from Rome TO tho
Central News says that the meeting OF the Minis
Try Yesterday was virtually a council OF war. Ieh-
erals Corvette Pelloux and Primerano concurred
!, advising the Government 10 send q complete
army CORPS to reinforce the troops now operating
against the Mahdists and Abyssinans
Rome oct. 25-The "Piedmontese Gazette mas a
dispatch from Massowah the capital OF Erythrea
Sa1n1 that six thousand NIahdists have invested
Kassala which was recently captured rom tneli1
bv the Italian forces The dispatch adds thaI zen
eral Rarateri the commander or the itaIah
forces has received a teS;ram from the Govern
ment inviting him 10 ask for any necessary rem
fOrcements.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
MARCHED THROUGH THE REBEL STRONG


Washington, Oct 25-Sehor Dupuy de LONE to-
day received the following cable dispatch from
Sancti Spirtus:
Marshal Martinez Campos has just arrived after
a magnificent march al the head OF small column
from Ciego de Avua through the centre and strong
hold of the insurgent district 10 Sanct Splritus
Being unable 10 crose the river Zazar which was
overfowed ne was obliged to camp for two days,
sleeping on the ground ike common soldier.
The rebels fired at the column in the mountains
The fact Of the Commander-in-Chief being able
to go with small column through this district
has given great hopes OF the outcome OF the mill
tary operations. Everything is ready for the ad-
vance as soon the weather Is completely settled
Sancu Spiritus Is about $50 miles from Havana
Senor Dupuy de LONE attaches great Importance
10 this news, indicating inactivity on the part
OF the rebels totally at variance with common re-
port.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
HISS ASrHoyr NOT TO LEAVE PUB1Io L1Fs

Ashtabula, Ohio. Oct. 25-Susan b. Anthony was
seen here to-day in regard to rumor that she
would retire from public life. She denies the state
ment and says that has devoted the best part OF
her life to the uplifting OF her and does not
propose abandon the work. She Is seventy
six years old and enjoying excellent health. phys-
cally and mentally. and says she expects 10
main IN harness until Ike the wonderful
horse shay" she goes to pieces all at once.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
IeAN no
r Hill was heartily received.
BURNED WITH HER THREE CHIL DREN

TUE ROOF FELL IN AS THE MOTHER RUSHED TO
THE RESCUE
birmingham Ala Oct 2 (SpeciaD-Mrs. Gran
vile Lancaster went TO visit a neighbor on an ad.
Joining farm near Livingston this morning. and
while at the neghbors she saw her house in flames.
Having locked three children. two, three and hve
wears old In the house. she FASTENED home and
PUSHED INTO the burning building 20 rescue them.
The roof fell In she entered, and she and tne
children were burned 10 death.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
. TEMPERANCE LAW DECLARED YALrn

Indianapolis. Ind. Oct. 3.-ln a test case to-day
the police Judge Cox held the Nicholson law
was constitutional The section under consideration
was the one forbldding persons other than saloon
keepers and their families from entering saloons
during prohibited hours. The defendant has a res
taurant attached TO his BAR and under this ruling
restaurants Will have 10 remain closed during the
time bars are closed. An appeal will probably be
taken. Judge Stubbs. OF the same court. month
ago. declared the same law unconstitutional
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
WOULD NOT VOTE FOR A GOLD MAN

sENAroR TELLER OF COLORADO. STATES HIS
POLITICAL VIEWS WITH FRANKAEss
Denver Oct 3-According 10 a dispatch from
Washington 10 a local paper. Senator Teller SPEAKS
out plainly about Presidential candidates and the
Campaign
every one" he said knows my sentiments re-
specting Mr. Sherman public man. diiier
from him entirely on questions of financial policy
And could not consider him prudent or safe man
for President and l regard Mr.. Mckinley in very
much the same light. Senator Allison personally
regard very highly, and think that II II snou'
come 10 a chance among the men mentioned ne
would be more acceptable TO the people OF the west
than most Of them Yet L hope the convention VIII
Dot be confined 10 these men. Colorado wants
Candidate who is unequivocally and open for silver
end no candidate Of other views Will be accep'aoe
10 them The Colorado electoral vote Will be gwen
20 no man who Is not square the silver questoii
The State Will throw its vote away peiOIe ~ ""'
Cast II for a gold monome tallst ,. .,s a,o
1T looks as though the Eastern states WoeI @ uio
tate the nomination in the next Republican SoINen-
ticn II they do, they will nominate eo.u t ma
IL that event shall not follow the party IN lIs lol;
would resign my seat in the Senate before "Vud i
give my allegiance 10 an alRWec soII,s '""N-
Candidate and retire finally ~ politics"
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
SIR ROBERT PEELs LIABILITIES.

London Oct 25-The Bankruptcy Court recently
gave It's approval 10 scheme by which the I'M
secured creditors of Sir Robert Peel were 10 re-
ceiye 10 shings in the pound provided the sum
of flo deposited for that purpose, was sufficient
however Mrs. Langtry rendered proof of Sir Rob-
erts Indebtedness to her In the sum OF t4J0 and
The deposit has consequently, been increased 10
& SO
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
BRADLEY SPEAKING FROM CAR PLAT

Lexington. KY Oct 25.-The Republicans TO-DAY
tan special train over the Lexington and Eas'erh
to Jackson Colonel Bradley speaking ten minutes
a. each Of the thirteen stations between mere anu
Jackson where barbecue was given ana sgSs. n1 -
prominent Republicans spoke besides Colohe4 DIT
ley. l.
Hardin, Democratic candidate for GoverhHoiHb Govern HbrS
n!es thai he ja n prIvate interview conceded Brad-
teys election BY a majority Of 2NyO
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
GUARDING THE SULTAN.

HE AND HIS MINISTER OF MARINE HAVE RE-
CEIvED MANY THREATENING LETTERS.
Varna. Bulgaria. Oct 25.-A dispatch from Con-
stantinop.e says that great number OF menacing
letters have been addressed 10 the Sultan and Has.
san Pacha, Minister OF Marine In consequence or
these communications extra precautions have peen
taken at the Yiltz Kiosk to guard all approaches
to the Sultan, and Hassan Pachas house Is sur
rounded by troops.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
THE REv FRANK HYATT SMITH INDICTED.

Boston. Oct G-The United States Circuit Court
Grand Jury to-day reported two indictments against
the Rev. Frank Hyatt Smith. OF Cambridge. for
sending defamatory postal cards through the mails
Mr. Smith was not present, but the United States
District-AttOrney had the matter postponed until
Monday, when Mr.. Smith will be asked appear
and plead TO the indictments
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26

Chicago Oct 25-Four brother-offcers OF Lieuten-
ant Paeue testified to-day before the cour-mar,a at
Fort sheridan that in their opinion the accused
officer was the victim OF chronic alcoholism and was
not responsible for his actions at the time he at
tempted to kill Colonel Crofton. Their evidence ma
terialy strengthened the plea OF insanity. Major
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
LUYACY JOURNAL TO BE ISSUED.

Albany. " Y, Oct. 2.-The State Lunacy Com
mission has made provision for the publication OF
quarterly medical journal, TO be issued from the
Union State Hospital beginning in January The
contributors TO include the superintendents and
assistant physicians in the State hospitals for the
insane
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
HARvARDs CREW BEATEN ~ A RACE

Boston. Oct 25.-The Harvard varsity crew was
defeated by the Boston Athletic Association crew
this afternoon on the Charles River. the latter be-
ing ten feet In the lead at the end OF two-mie
race IL was great race. the Boston ATHLETIC
Association winning by superior Workmanship and
dash In the first part OF the race.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
SENATOR PALMER TO RETIRE.

Springfield IT,, Oct 25.-The announcements %
made by The Evening Telegram" OF TINS cly' % W
DAY that Senator Palmer has terminates ne Hr re- re-
Etcal career and will not be cdiiuluasT TTiioa,s
t.ection by the next General Assembly OF A-'"@
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
4 MUSICIAN KILLED BY A TRAIN

McKeespor,. Penn, Oct 25.-The Cnioh'o" n
press struck and instantly killed Professo' The
Lyons, Of this city. at Salt Works station
baltimore and Ohio Railroad. last nighti, IN this
Lyons was well known in musical circles Ia y, and
lnd OF the State He was nfty-hve years o''
ssN . widow and four children.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
SERIOUS RIor1NG IN PORTO RICO.

Madrid Oct 25-Advices from Porto Rico say
that serious roting has occurred there. the peas
antry armed with knives having attacked the
police. The disturbance hnally queled and
several OF the rioters were arrested. battalion
of marines has been sent reinforce the garrison
Of Porto Rico.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
THE MARQUIS oF WATERFORD INQUEST.

Dublin. Oct 25-An inquest was held to-day into
the circumstances Of the death OF John Henry De-
la-Poer Beresford. NTH Marquis OF Waterford who
ford on "Wednesday last from the effects of a self
inflicted bullet wound. The jury returned verdict
insane.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
A SPANISH GUNBOAT SEIZED.

Queenstown. Oct. 2-The new Spanish gunboat
Alvarado. which into the schooner TyrconneH
OF Waterford yesterday. while proceeding from
her builders yards on the Clyde for Cupa, win
British crew on board. has been seized At the IN
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
GERMAN STEAMSHIP FOUNDERS.

Lendon oct. 2J-The German steamer Thasos has
foundered IN six fathoms OF water near Terschei-
ling an island of the Netherlands, in the North
Sea Three OF her crew were drowned.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
TRYING THE KU-CHENo MURDERERs.

TWENTY-TWO ADDITIONAL OONVICTIUNs-FVUH
LEADERS TO BE RETRIED-THE ARTFUL
TAO TAI HsU.
London Oct. 25-'The Standard" will tomorrow
publish a dispatch from Shanghai saying that
twenty-five more men implicated In the Ku-Cheng
massacre have been convicted Four OF the leaders
who have already been sentenced to death, will be
retired in consequence OF a stratsgem OF the noto-
rious Tao Tai Hsu the oracle of the Vegetarians
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
MRS. GLADSTONE ILL.

London, Oct. 25.-Mrs. Gladstone. who is confined
70 her bed by weakness resulting from vertigo
was slightly better this morning.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
acute attack OF alcoholic

was suffering from all acute attack or alconolio
mania supervenng on chronic alcoholism.
Assistant Post Surgeon Woodruff testified that No
had attended the accused during the last twelve
months and recommended several weeks ago that ne
be placed under restraint for six months and scien.
tihcaily treated for alcoholism.
Colonel Humphreys and Captain Conrad. VINO had
been Intimately associated with Pague for some
years told OF many strange actions he had per-
formed when on duty. particularly since he had
taken the Keeey Colonel Humphreys added
that in his opinion Pague insane
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
CoNsUL-GENERAL HILLS BACK FROM ia "Ai'

San Francisco. Oct. 25-consul-Generai
Mills arrived from Hawaii on the steamer NJ, SiA g.,
yesterday. He declines TO make any sneiic
'esSfo 70 the present standing or the ieI-
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26

solemn requiem tor the repose OF the soul
of John w. Mackay. 1r, viii be offered at 81;
leo's Church. Twenty-eighth-st, between Firth
and Madison aves.. Monday morning at 3
officiate.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26

stance Of the owner of the Tyrconnell. The Al
varado. which damaged by the COLLISION IL
going into the dock here for repairs.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
JOHN " MACKAr COMING TO SFwYoRK

San Francisco, oct. 25.-John w Mackay started
FOR New-York City tonight to meet Mrs. Mackay
with the body OF their son. John W. Mackay. jr.,
who was killed In France. Mr.. Mackay has left his
rpom in the Palace Hotel only for exercise since his
sens death
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
CRIME LESS BY HALF

Sergeant Vredenburgh. who Is regularly on duty
IN tha Second District Court at Jefferson Market
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
Upper Norwood

Near Crystal Palace, LONDON. He
England. Lovely gardens. Boarding
day. Special terms for large partie
service.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
The Howard Hotel,

Norfolk Street Erlbankment. London.
.rected Hotel IS replets with every moe
Overlooks Embankr,snt and River. Elegan,
public rooms. Electric Light throughout.
tenn elevators. Fixed tariff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-05
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Gliveston 4-Cotton steady. piddllng. SIC, low
mddng. s7sc good ordinary. Sc net and gross receipts
bales sales 80 bales spinners. al bales stock
Weekly and gross receipts 80 1872 bales
exports t. Britain s.3e bales, 20 France 1904
bales coaswise 92IO bales sales i9 bales spinners
l62 baes.
Norfolk. oct. Cotton firm. midding, sfc. low mid
ding 3 c GOOD ordinary 1i5c: and gross receipts
bales exports colswse 5j bales sales 25s bales
stock bales. Weekly and receipts Szs0
bales exports coaswise. 5025 bales sales 500 bales
New Orleans oct. action steady good middling,
o iiGc: rniddling 1876: middling 7lec. good
ordinary Sic: receipts l3 pa bales; ID 2s4
bales exports 10 the Continent 63l bales coastwse.
lob bales sales. T. $50 bales stock 2I S23 bales Week
V receipts 599ss bales gross e. 723 bales exports
Britain. II U21 bales. 10 France 5000 bales, 10
the Continent 694 bales; coastwise 60i0 bales. sales.
26O0O bales. spinners. l.2G3 bales
Savannah, Oct. 4.-coon quiet. middling. Il6c, low
mddng Lice good ordinary quoted. net and gross
coastwlse . $50 bales sales. iO
bales. stock, $3.50 bales. Weekly net and gross re-
cepts bales. exports the Continent 1855 bales
coastwise i5057 bales sales $500 bales spinners 1873
bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-05

ssasse white prize sids2c; lard oil prime city s2a
53c inseed oil. American raw" 4'c' N"e'''"" ~
market for pDf Se'ns esI'! Y Ss
Rssned was unchanged NewYork quoted at 81 10
"'9 products locally dull but about
steady both meats and lard 1sssasis 20
$50 bbls quoted Mes. siopsq ~ amy Quoted
Extra mess ssass 80: family. scasl2 packet Spssstn
BEEF HAMsUnchansed at MSgsi' gV hsvy 70 iight
at cpT MEXTs-Pckied belize. firm au sd
asked for !, 10 10 hsms STEADY ssea at
TAIIIow-Du and easy at 4Ac asked, % ., -,
9ge Lard oe Sem al Closing a a e2 city 25
6a605c; refined UNCHANGED sou,m Hisd o Il ooc
RiCE-rhe demand IS chiefly for small lots. out me
market quite steady. nevertheless Supplg, Smand
large they sufficient TO meet tho current uyii,
we quote Carolina and louisiana common 10 2Iu4is.
choice to fancy 5G5isc: head, 34ntc; Java 0'tE
SIC; bond l2i.c; Japan. 3SsaSasc' Patna' ~
sT:EDs-Thcrc was a fairly active jobbng trade for
clover 1 w oaay Fl Sad sias Co. high
grades. 81 15aS5 so. clover seed. fair grades - "n$S
high grades 25Q$S a. crimson clover 81 $3.50 Flax
seed market nominally steady at 81 Ois ,
sUGARrhe European market Is moving inward s Gnu
were marked up lgd. Cane called firm and rising
10y official cable. with Java quoted a, 49, ana ialr
quoted at ana November lis I'D The mprcy mont
abroad had the effect Of causing additional strength ni.
FOR 10 muscovado 3spY.c with :" test mo.as
sugar quoted at i3Gn27c me proSpe.ts tor tne
market for refined Is quiet. but hrn holsh prices are
unShanSsG ana markr active for seed leaf ana nrm
Foreign tobacco more active than usual ana very
go cases crop 1894 England Havana. l6ajc; leo
cases ls9 New England seed leaf lsn22c. 100 cases
seed leaf WALTZ 300 cases 1891 Pennsylvania Havana
seed oa5 $50 cases sundres SAFE sales oi foreign
2O bales Havana, t,cH<l TO- ana lao bal'
sumatra. 40cGs2 ~ in bond.