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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-24
"LEr THE PURCHAsER BEWARE"
Darwin r. James and Others Must Fake the
Stocks They Subscribed For.

"FV'Hb They buUBcTIbou FOr.
Former Congressman Darwin II. james, John
w. James and John 7. Tallmadge recently sued
the Sanitary Security Company for the return
of $500 To each which they had invested in the
stock OF the company on the ground that they
had been deceived by an agent OF the company
who told them that former Health Commissioner
Joseph II. Raymond OF Brooklyn and Col. War
ing of this city were original stockholders in
the company. They allege that subseaueptly
they ascertained, that both DR.. Raymond and
Col, Waring had never purchased any of tho
order that they could act as directors.
Justice ,Wilmot NJ. Smith handed down a
decision In tho supreme Court in BROOKLYN
yesterday in which he holds that they could
have easily obtained all the facts as to the stand
ing OF the company had they taken tho trouble,
and that the contract that they carelessly an.
tered into must stand.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-24
Complaint Against Harrcn Island Odors.

Albany. July 23.-William ]. Kelly, Vice
PRESIDENT of the Rockaway Park Improvement
Company, and counsel for the Manhattan Beach
Hotel and Land Company. has complained to
the State Board of Health against tho rendering
Establishments on Barron Island In Jamaica
Bay as n menace to health. The matter will be
consldered by tho board at its meeting to he
MD at shelter Island. July 81. Mr.. Kelly in
ms complaint says that the, odors from the
Incioiics OF the Sanitary. Utilization Company
are carried to R~ockaway Beach. SO as to be al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-24

A committee headed by Thomas +. BroRan,
Exalted Ruler, is going over the books of New
York Lodge, No. .. of the Benevolent and Pro-
tective Order OF Elks, including the books OF
John j. shannon, secretary and Treasurer OF
the lodge. Mr.. BrOgan. when seen last night at
the headquarters OF tho lodge, 1853 Broadway,
said that the books were merely undergoing
their reGul r quarterly examination prior TO the
making or the regular report.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-24
A Liucman Falls Forty Feet and IL MORALLY
Hurt,

Daniel Donovan. a lineman employed by the
Edison Electric Light Company at Coney Island.
fell forty feet from a pole yesterday afternoon,
and was MORALLY hurt. Donovan and two o.hcr
men were strinEinG a wire on Il Surf avenue moi,
about $50 O'Clock and Donovan was standing
win one loot on the wire. which rested on n
er9sspieGe on the pole. Tho wood was slippery
struck on his head and his skull was frnctured'
re died az z O'Clock in the Norwegian HospitaI''
Brooklyn. "''huo'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-24

He Had Been Bitten by . Rabid DOG and Haa
Symptoms OF Hydrophobia.

SARATOGA, July 23.-George w. Hart, a farmer
In the town Of Greenfield, aged So years. died a
violent death yesterday after an illness OF
twelve hours. About two months ago Mr.. Hart
was bitten by a rabid farm dog. which also bit
several Of his cows. his son and a farm hand,
John Donlon. Donlon went to the Pasteur In
stitute in New York for treatment and returned
cured, The Harris paid 10 particular attention
to their bites.
The physician who attended Farmer Hart
gave catarrh of the stomach as the cause O..
death. but as it required the efforts OF four o,
dying man. and as he frothed at the mouth
and snapped, the popular, verdict is that
death resulted from h~ydrophobia. Mr.. Harris
display the same fatal symptoms,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-24
Ms..r.. Rll.. ana Hnl on the same rln,r0rm

STARLIGHT. n. j., July 23.-Mayor Packer
completed arrangements to-day for holding a
mass meeting next week, when 1t Is expected
former Senator David b. Hill, Secretary Bliss NJ
the Interior Department, J. Harsen Rboades
and Others will protest against The closing 81
the Highland Beach Inlet. The property ownera
here want the inlet kept open.
There Is opposition by those interested in river
boats. who contend that navigation will Le
ruined unless the channel is closed. "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-24
walking to New YORK to &c, m.rr,,a.

LA PORTE. Ind. July 23.-Miss Emma Beau
bian. aged "a. Of St Louis. reached this city to-
day walking to Now York city. where she will
meet Frederick Arndt OF Leipsic, German
The couple will be married on his arrival from
Germany. Arndt WAS without means to reach
81. Louis, and Miss Bcaubian proposed TO him to
meet him in New York city, to which ho as.
were lovers In Germany. '
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-24
Bre PRICES FOE JAZZ SUPPLIES.
\ Kings County Grand Jury May Ne Aakea
70 Investigate Them,

me Kings County Grand Jury May he Asked
70 Investigate Them.
City Auditor Sutton OF Brooklyn has made an
extended report In regard to the supplies fur
nished to the Raymond Street Jail during tho
past year by A. Friedman, Friedman & Doscher,
and other contractors. and the report will prob
ably be laid before the Grand Jury. Mr.. Sutton
travaRant prices charged for most of the arti-
Giles, and when he made an investigation he
found that, for the most part, the supplies wero
furnished without proper authority. and that
the prices were double or treble what the goods
BILLS were all shaved down considerably, and
now. In view Of Mr.. Sutton's report, tho prose
outing authorities will have a chance to tx the
responsibility for the apparent attempt to dc.
fraud the city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-24
ROCK ISLAND REFUNDING.
Suggestion That Maturing Bonds he Provided
for by a Blanket Mortgage.

Directors of the Chicago, Rock Island and Pa
cifc Railroad Company have been considering
informally a plan for refunding It's maturing
bonds on the lines of that recently adopted by
the Chicago and Northwestern directors. Tho
Rock Island first mortgage 6s. OF which there
are $l2. 100. 900, are due in 1917. and the COL
lateral trust 5s. amounting to SIO.3sl, 900, and
the dcbenture 5s, amounting TO 81. 5OO,O 600. are
rndeemable at any time at 1O5. The Chicago
and Southwestern first rs, amounting 10
SIS. O0O, 900, are due Nov. l. 1899. The suggcs-
tion Is that a blanket mortgage shall be issued,
with a provision for a maximum rate of inter
est, under which bonds may be issued as needed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-24
Got $3.50 for German bonds worth oul, $50.

Adolph Bodlsch. who has an office at o34
Broadway. was arrested yesterday and arraiCned
in the forkville Police Court, whore he was
held In ~ 900 bail for examination ON n charge
OF swindling Mrs. Louisa Kruger OF ios Lev.
inSlnn avenue. She charges that he sold hcr
nor Ti10 soiMf bonds O. he North German Rail
said We're worth III 400, but which She discow'
cred later were worth only $50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-24
Unconscious o "A wa.p,s sting.

MIDDLETowN, n. Y. July 23.-Harry vande-
water, while cleaning up some rubbish near his
house at Stony Ford on Thursday. was stunS ON
tho back of his neck by u yellowjacket WASH. In
twenty minutes he WAS unconscious, Dir I in
pincott so far has not been nble to give any re.
lief, and the man is not expected to recover
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-24

could cure me,
but failed to do
so.
gave up in
despair n d
took to my bed.
l had dreadful
pains in my
heart, ~fainting
spells, sparks
before my eyes
and some n
times I would M
get so blind, g
I could not
see for sew
eral minutes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-24
lBusIuess

Charles F, Bartlett and William !. Liell bart.
iett & LlelI. druggists. at SOL Fifth avenue.
corner OF forty-siSth street, made an assign.
meht Yesterday TO DIR. Henry 5. Bartholomew.
ihoy mad a good class of patronage. hut had to
s'fu ions credits and wait for their money.
'uuehlemt Tor S25 .39l was entered yesterday
SSsannsL William Il. Midglcy in favor OF Henry
p w ara as receiver OF tho American Steam
,nnd. Insurance company on u demand note
10000. =" "u' - 1000 wi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-24

Tho Mallory Line Makes Further Reductions
In Steamship Freights.

GALVESTON, Tex. July @3.-In consequence of
the conference in New York failing to bring
about an adjustment OF equitable rates he
tween the warning steamship lines, the NAL
lory line this evening announced the following
cut. effective on July 20: Rates between
New York and Galveston, fourth class, : cents
any quantity; lower classes. 3 cents
The railroads have recedcd from their demand
for prepayment OF charges on steamship
freights. 1t WAS never believed that this action
was moro than an effort on the part OF the rail.
roads to bring about peace between the steam
ship lines; Having failed of its purpose 1t was
abrogated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-24
The oni, Survivor or tho wlnam,n Rattle.

AUBURN, N. Y. July 23.-Of the 500 men who
fought In the Windmill battle of the Patriot
war in 1888, thore is only ono survivor living
to-day. lie is f. Price Sonter Of this city. Mr..
sohtcr was only ls years of age when he joined
tho Patriots In the Canadian rebellion. and
ne was one of tho 10 ldcrs In tho Windmill
imght' me battle took place near Prescott, Ont,
~ u windmill on the 81. Lawrence River. and
tho Qatriots were ali taken prisoners. Several
Oh mem were executed as pirates, but a fcw
He is nearly 80 years old.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-24
Two Persons Prostruted by the Heat in Jersey
CITY,

Patrick Quinn. % years old, OF as Grand
street, Jersey City. was Frustrated by the heat
at $3.50 p. NJ. yesterday at the Pennsylvania
Railroad depot, and was taken home.
Mary Mckinnan, 20 years old, OF 3l9 Bloom.
held street, hobokcn. was overcome by tho heat
yesterday afternoon at East Hamilton place and
Eighth street, Jersey City, and was taken 10 St.
frahols hOspltal. She Is In q critical condition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-24
Drowned Man Found at Coney Island Was
Maurice FOLEY.

The body OF the man who was drowned ON
Thursday evening off Bahrman's bathing house,
Coney Island, was identified as that of Maurice
Foley OF u Barclay street yesterday. The iien.
was made by his brother PatricL OF
Greenwich street. Maurice Foley WAS n
In a tea house at SO Vesey street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-24

CHICAGO. ILL.,, July 23.-Carl Miller lost his
life and Gus Wohindin bufeted the waves OF
Lake Michigan in the dark for five hours last.
night; when he was rescued by a passing steam.
or. Their sailboat capsizcd four miles OF shore
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-24
MI. hrunetiere'H Successor before tho French
Circle OF Harvard.

hene Doumic. the literary critic OF the Revue
deS ~DeuT'hIondes, has been engaged by tho
Csrcle Francois do rUniverslte. Harvard, a lit
9IaFy ana Dramatic society of the undergrad.
literature under It's auspices before Harvard
university during the coming academic year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-24
2ublir Nntires.
Posr OFFICE NOTICE.

POST OFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read DAILY. by all interested. as changes
m FSr @iSar m as asy yo time me wso, o,,,,r ,u,- ., ,so,
p pnn Clos In all cases) at the General
- TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
LANE. 'irA. SPAIN y; f Po TRHTHNSoE, s TyRKER
SSs.eosaie.. via Ms1re det,ers f SSF o siSsFH pa4s, q q
sA.M' for ~SETHERLASSpss edI lr Ia I psr sipap,a a;
Sp ",a, via kotterdam Ietters must he al,
direct; per steamship X User Wilhelm l.. tIetters
AN, supplements 1890 4. %Mi. 5 for Euk6 81
Eer IS, s,e sGnhi AnsanIa via Queenstown; at 10 \.
Via ' glasgow ssSr' asS,er s'T must PER he 'tas i.esshs SirSs' e.,
sassiS ~; at II A. NJ. Ior NoRwAY' direct, per
be directed per Thingvalla"y.
'PEiSTED NATTER, &c;-German steamers sailing
on TUESDAYS take Printed Matter. SC, for Ger
many, and Specially Addressed Printed Matter.
White Star steamers on w,dnes dd%sr'' German nam
ssenmep. on rhnrsdAys and cunard French, and
yer: &C, Tor all countries for which they are aIyor
After the closing of the Supplementary Transatlantic
Fnaiss Are opened on the piers OF the American,
main opep pf sntii S ana Ge T steamer. an r.
81 SAILING F6s Of steamer ~
sATTTRPAY.aAt 10 4. n Complimentary Io. 80 A.
.S II e. t ]FHxtr 1ssAS s@a 5 GNfSHG#S SAy %;
ieas@'i fa4 c Htial' H Il II a a y S;lXHePlsm sE% Eh VIZ
sna s4SMfL, per steamship Holstein deter, Tor
1850 1850 !. Il. % f0r Ssa ai'i CHI ' EETl1 H@,;;, FER, 8.
co. and YuCATAN. per steamship Seneca ietrST,
Tor other parts OF Mexico aud for Cuba must ne
~FoUNpLANp direct, per STEAMSHIP Portia, at ii
SgEtA. c PRas Z sA3 3l,S9 Il M and '% cAK EFNk
BARBADOS direct and NORTH BRAZIL, via Para.
:, s;sS & ~ fas sS 8. 1 Ifhh fiEs?miHt2 R%%'' S%t
hlthultT IIOn North SNInRV
hai tss i0r kSwfo1ndlaud; by rail to Halifax, and
$50 n. Malls for Miquelon. by rail- to Boston.
slso i, 81 Nails iiisS fnr Cuba ,aos sio a. ! a, ,s Sal SS, d4i; Is
at 700 A. NJ. for forwarding by steamers saiIii,g
SM1ndays And Thur.daysl from, Port Tampa, ia
msiis Tor Mexico ciiy. overland, unless specially
hlulessrI Tor despatGL. by steamer. close az DIS
onle. daily az ESQ 4. NJ. and 2;SU j. iRcSis'
v,.,- m TKXSs'pAcIiFiiti Mk Hn%s'0"' day
MALE Tor China and Japan. p r steamship virtort.
AT $3.50 p m Mails for China, Japan, and Hawai-,
per steainship China from san Francisco rlo-s
me society Islands, per ship city OF PdpeIti ,.run
s saan pPAHeisS21, close here daily up TO July ~ a.
addressed only. per 81 amship Empress Of lima
iron Nancouverl. close here daily IN TO July t|
Australia. Hawaii, and Fiji Islands per ,tr,m
mp Mlow.Ia drom Vancouver, close her dam
frahciscol close here daily up to Aug, 4 al q ~
y; Mails Tor AaStTalie except tMo'c Tor NJ
EehlAhn, HAWAII. fiJi, aud samoan Islanls per
stvat,siip Alameia dirom san Francisco ru.
hrte nhlly, up TO Aug. II NJ 1880 A. NJ, II A "
ana $3.50 !. y loron arrival al New York Of ,trUu.
nhlp eaunpanla Win British mails for Australia
daily AMI the schedule Of closing Is arranged On he
Rsesnn,ption Of their uninterrupted overland transit
. co ofaSisi 4 4 \ EoTT. Po sny;
r"'omos' New York. N Y. July ~. 1871.
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81 for Painter sahrinR.

The suN has received CT from Alex j. A, CoIloobap
OF % " all street for Frank SahrinS, a painter ~ .aa
EasI eesehiy'siEth street. whose one-yearold son
frank died OF stary alton on Thursday, ''N soh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-24
a Wonderful Statement
uron nur.. sueannas to urrs. P,nhh.-.

think It my duty, dear Mrs. Pinkham,
to tell you what your wonderful Compound
has done for me.
was dreadfully ill-the doctors said they
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-24

MATTER, &c,-German steamers sailing
on TUESDAYS take Printed Matter, sc, for DER
many, and Specially Addressed Printed Matter.
%%c. ior other parts OF Europe. American and
WINE star steamers on Wednesdays, German
steamers on Thursdays, and Cunard, French, and
German steamers on Saturdays take Printed Mat
tised TO carry mail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-24

I was dreadfully ill-the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-09-21

The Great Number of Applicants Tor
Places in the Library.
Washington Letter.

washington IoIIer
While the Iorce of the new library under
his direction are engaged in transferring
the books from the old building 10 the new
Mr. Young is obliged to give up many
hours every day to listening to the claims
of those who want positions, and, as there
are only about twenty vacancies TO dlVlue
among something like ten, thousand april
cants, it is not an especially easy TASK
A noticeable thing about these library
appointments is that the applicants are al
most without exception people Oh eoucauon
and refinement. College graduates inquire
among them with suggestive frequency,
and there are applications on file from men
with post graduate degrees acquired by
years of study and effort 1t happerS tnaS
there are practically no places at MT:
Young's disposal which pay salary OF
more than $500 year. Almost every POSI-
before he took Office either by somebody IN
the library or some person OF pre-emlnent
qualifications for library work presenting
This is the occasion of many a disap-
pointment. The unemployed Phi. ID. having
brought all his political influence TO bear
for a congenal position among his beloved
books is dismayed to learn that the place
pays only 5000 year, and that It's only re-
lation to books is Juggling them in BASKET
from one gallery to another. so every time
Mr. Young makes an appointment ne re-
ceives a complaint promptly from the man
appointed or from his influence SAYING
As the majority of applicants for places
make their appeals on the ground OF utter
restitution, this proceeding Is DeCOiulllS
Just the leas. bit monotonous.
A popularity, too. of the office seekers in
the library is that as great pressure is ex-
erted on the librarian by members Of the
Cabinet and other heads of departments as
by anybody else. A member of the Cabinet
is supposed to have few positions under
his control with which to accommodate
those at least in whom he is especially in
terested but this does not prevent the
pressure being exerted on the Librarian,
even from that quarter. One explanation
of it is that place in the library is as
sumed to carry with it q certain air of gem
tility that does not attach to the positions
paying similar salaries in other branches
of the government.
Women outnumber men among appli-
cants for office two to one, and a great
many of them bear famous names and
spring from gentle stock. But the major
ity of appointments will be of men. There
is hardly public man of prominence who
has not besieged the librarian for the APP
pointment of some woman gently born, the
very mention of whose name would seem
to be passport to kindly interest.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-09-21
Elsewhere.

CHICAGO. Sept 2o.-Only about half the mod;
crate supply Of cattle. consisted OF natives and
about zoe gain on last weeks late prices. A sale
Of eight fancy heavy show cattle wa aor f
mander of the lot. Many CHOICE cattle went at
Of low grade native steers and offerings were
easily disposed of at s.. 95q4.95. Cows shared in
ing $S.4oQ4.4O. The few veal calves went at firm
prices the best landing at 81. Texans and West
erns sold more readily at prices 1OGl5c above
last weeks bottom figures
selling Sc gner ana many at fo I on
last week Iate "a @ Tboce ooh bacon or n sar
sold around 81. and butcher weight barrows
had to sell below $3.50 the great bulk of strong
weight hogs going at $S.95@4.20
lambs at prices Wen up zs to last nd weeks ks range
m o fat Iu99s d rsnre ana chiefly 5ew at
03.75, only common lots selling down around
Vet choee to Extra los sold at 5a5s good
grades ana best feeders around s455 fair feeders
Receipts-Cattle, 1900; hogs. $4,000; sheep,
EAST BUFFALO, Sept. 20 ---Cattle-smooth.. fat
eS5t c sserr ro9gR Choice i fat kefer
s4lOQ4.5O; mixed butchers, stock. SS:4QQ4 %; good
s25OQ3 oxen 81 25q4;5O; fancy mixers. s42@52;
a7.56; fair to choice, $eG6.75; heavy fed and
Hogs~G9cd to choice Workers., s4gO light. $455
64.6O; mixed grades. s4.55d4.60; medium weights,
45o@4 CO. eayy hogs 81 aSq450; pigs sS az
fair to good, S375044o: native Iambs choice to
extra $5.60G57: fair to good, $525M5.50; sheep,
choice to selected wethers, $4.25n4.59 fair to
choice mixed $4G425 exports. $S75a4.50
LOUIS sent art e hedsf ell Best sG SS
t.ves and steady for others; Texans 100 15c high
err: fair 70 fancy native shipping and export
steers $4.50d530, bulk at s. 7Oq5. 10; dressed beef
and butchers steers, S4Q490. bulk at 81 l9Q4.75;
steers under 1000 pounds, So 75q440 bulk at $4Q
AS: stockers and feeders, S2.50G4.25 bulk at
SO 25m4: COWS and heifers $2I4.50 bulk of cows,
81 50f13.15; earning cows Sl.5O42.30; bulls. $1,000
$50; Texas ard Indian steers S22o14.2o; COWS
~ hcff
Hogs-Receipts 1000: shipments. 1000 Market
sc higher; light. s420Q4SO; mixed s4@4s0; heavy.
S6eep~Receipts 1900 shipments, 600 Market
strong 10c higher; natives, So l03.y5; stocker5,
g 25d2.35. lambs, S49535.
NEW YORK, Sept. Observation-Disclosures. 3,27O.
Market fairly active; general market steady;
bulls firIner; native steers "a. 05G4.55: stays and
oxen 81 25d4.50; bulls, S2.25u3: dry cows, Sl.S5W
$50. European cables quote American steers at
i1d12c; refrigerator beef. SleQ9c; no exports.
veals S5Ts: few tops, $S.l2iaMS.25; grassers and
buttermllks $1,000: Westerns S5.25.
Sheen and Lambs-Receipts. Is, S26. Sheep
steady: lambs slow, closing lower; sheep, $3.50
Hogs-Receipts 1888. Market weak at $4,000
EAST LIBERTY. Sent. 2o.-Cattle steady and
unchanged. veal calves, s6.50Gf7.25.
assorted mediums, $4.so@4.65: common 70 good,
A 45M455; grassers and stubelefs, $f30eIf.40
heavy 81 30ft4s0; pigs, A256e4.40. roughs, S5al4.
sheep active and higher; choice, 81 20g4.30;
common. s2.50n3.40; choice lambs, $5.4O15.75 COM
mon 10 good lambs, MQ525.
1a,o0o Market strong to 1oc higher; Texas steers,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-09-21
AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices in Produce at the Sea-
boards Commercial MetrnDOIfa.

NEW YORK, Sept. Observation-Disclosures 80 1856
brls; exports, AT brls. Market steady all day,
but lacked important demand, sales being chiefly
for jo5bing account. Rye -four dull Buckwheat
quiet at 5O@55c. Corn meal quiet; yellow West
ern, zoe. Rye easier; No. Western, Sic Barley
quiet at 911ac. Barley malt nominal.
Wheat-Receipts, S21S SIS blu; exports, 295, 425 bu.
Spot firm No. red. 99lhc@S1 Options opened
weak under lower cables. rallied on covering and
averaged firm all day, influenced by export buy
ing, steadier late cables. light stocks and heavy
clearances; closed lie net higher; No red, May
953sQ96c closed at 96c; September &099ssc.
closed at 9915c; December, 957s@97c. closed at
9612c.
Corn-Receipts, $50 675 bu: exports 77.1O2 bu
Spot firm; No ., 35%c Options opened strong
and advanced on active covering eased off under
increase and renewed demand from shorts, clos
ing &c net higher; September closed at $780,
December, S?9sn361sc, closed at 351sc.
Spot dull; No. 2. 24Ac. Options dull, but steady
all day, closing UNCHANGED; September closed at
Hay dull. Hops firm. Hides steady. Leather
steady.
a25gs56 e pced hams sss7@a Ss,SS Os Lard
steady; Western steam 70 Ssg5do 5; refined steady
Tallow quiet; city, sA@S5sc country. SEC.
Coffee-Options opened barely steady. with Sep
5 points lower, ruled generally weak during the
forenoon and very dull. but selling checked by
under local pressure closed quiet at SOLO points
net decline. Sales, $500 bags. including: Decem-
Der, 6.65d6.zoc March. ,7@7o5c. Spot coffee-,Rio
steady. Cordova. 1O&Gl6lac. sales. 1900 bags
Maraeaib9 p Rio1Rec;eiPptoss 5000 bags: cleared
Europe, 5000 bags; stock, $4,000 bags.
S7c off SIMMER me yellow s6@2sHc butter grades
SOGS1c; prime summer white, 29qSOc; prime win
ter yellow, 35@3313c.
Slgar-RdW firm. refned firm