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La Junta tribune., 1898-12-24
LOCAL AND personal ITEMS.
Joys for Jewelry.
Trade at the Palace drug store.
You can find it at Fisher & Lar

/ ]. N. Cooper, billiards and pool,
fine cigars. block.
Geo. c. Burnett, the Architect,
Room ?, Woodruff Block.
Rugs. Rugs. Rugs. Jameson
House Furnishing Company.
Trade one dollars worth and get
a useful present at the Racket.
For fresh bread, pies or cakes go
to Fishers, postoffice news stand.
All kinds of presents will be
found at Hawkins Cash Bargain
Store.
Look out for Melvin Bros. holi-
day decorations. They will be
worth seeing.
Finest line of Iron Beds in the
city at the Jameson House Furn-
ishing Company's.
Gem of Otero flour, sI.oo per
100 lbs. Sold by all grocers.
Every sack guaranteed.
r. G. Emmert, the Fidelity
Building and Loan rustler, is in
town and will spend the holidays
in La Junta.
All the butcher shops have
signed an agreement not to keep
open for business on Sunday. The
order goes into effect tomorrow.
"Time and tide wait for no man"
and Christmas can't be postponed.
Now is the time to select your
Christmas gifts at Fisher & Lar
sens.
r. w. Greable returned Wednes-
day from Chickamagua, where he
has heen in Uncle Sans service
on waiting orders. He did not see
actual service.
The Redmen's mask ball, which
has been an annual event on New
Years eve for several seasons past,
will not take place until Tuesday
evening, January r7th.
Architect George c. Burnett has
just completed the plans for nine
room residence to be erected by
Harry o. Sheets on the corner lot
south of the Methodist church. 1t
will cost about So, 900.
Says the editor of the La Junta
| TRIBUNE as he falls into the man
hole of sewer up to his ears:
1.-THE beautiful snow covers a
multitude of jumping off places for
the unwary pedestrian. ."-Unmuz-
zled Truth.
The Price Draper Clothing Com
pany is distributing some very
neat 1899 calendars. They are
free as the air you breathe, and
patrons OF the store are invited to
call and secure one before the sup
ply is exhausted.
A coal merchant in this city sent
in an order for coal recently, but
neglected to state the amount
wanted. When asked by telegraph
as to the quantity, he replied, "Send
all you have" This week he re-
ceived eleven cars in bunch, on
which the freight was over 81, 900.
The coal famine is off hereabouts.
E. G. Hawkins is making ex-
tensive improvements at the
Novelty Works. A brick addition,
25x5o feet, in the rear of his
present quarters, is about com
pleted, and will be occupied by his
machine and repair shop. This.
will give him plenty Of room to
make an effective display of bicy-
cles and other stock.
| The articles of chief interest in,
the New Years number of the
Youths Companion, to be issued
January 5th, will be the Hon.
John D. Longs account of the
development Of the torpedo and
the torpedo service as important
factors in modern warfare. The
Secretary of the Navy aptly de-
scribes the ingenious machines
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TO LEAVE fASHODA
Major Marchand Has Reached Khartoum
on His Way to Cairo.
Will ASK LEAVE TO WITHDRAW
The French Officer VIII Give as a
Reason Sickness Among Troops.
THE ENGLISH CABINETS ATTITUDE.
British Officials Say France Must Withdraw
Internationally from Fsshoda.
ENGLAND CLAIMS THE ENTIRE NILE REGION
Paris Advices Are to the Eject that
France Has Yielded and that All
Trouble In Ended.
THE ENGLISH CABINETS ATTITUDE
British Officials Say France Must Withdraw
Internationally from fasheda.
ENGLAND CLAIMS THE ENTIRE NILE REGION
Paris Advices Are to the Eject tina,
France Has Yielded and that All
Trouble In Ended.

london, october 29.--The Morning News
editorial regards Major Marchand's move
ments from Fashoda to Khartoum as in
dicative of a yielding ON the specific Ques-
tlon in controversy.
1t is assumed that he will push on to
Cairo in order to be in direct communlca-
ton with the French government, and that
on reaching there he viii represent to
Paris the impossibillty OF Remaining at
Fashoda under existing circumstances and
will ask authority TO withdraw his entire
force.
The first cabinet minister 10 speak pub
licly since the cabinet council of Thursday
is Lord Balfour of Burleigh, secretary for
Scotland, who, addressing meeting last
evening at Gala Shields, Scotland, de-
clared that it was the settled policy of the
government that the valley of the Nile
must be Egyptian territory.
Baron de Courcel, french ambassador.
had another long interview at the foreign
office yesterday (Frliayj with Sir
Thomas Sanderson. permanent under ses-
rotary OF state for foreign affairs, and there
is 10 doubt ttat important matters were
under discussion.
The rumor was circulated GU the Paris
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The phiIIprinc aa--aion.

Paris. october 2s.,--The Amerleal pzace
commissioners at their session today will
draw up a mcmorandum on the subject Of
thn philppira islands, which y u rxpsct-
ed. they VIII place before the Span "a
commissioners ct the Joint session which
is 10 take place Monday mkt.
This formation III basel on the crystal
iztd Judgment OF five Amsr icaa commits
Hioners, raii.ed each for himself from The
conditions presented IN careful cxsmlna-
tlon OF messy persons aud PAPERS acqtiairt-
ed with ard bearing upon the Philippines
Whether or not there be divergent views
among the American commissioners they
Will stand as unit before the spAniarus.
Whether differences OF view may have
existed or shall 10 future exist. the entire
commission viii array itself FIRMLY be-
hind and ia support Of tae preponicraAux
opinion therein This statement may ~
this hour be accepted as quelling any ru-
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EVERYTHING SATISFACTORY.

tSpNrbh ussPatch 10 me FostJ
K,nlcv rst,rnea 10 wasbfnpton This morn-
Inc and b,.,a ah,, r.yu,.r FRIDAY cahinet
n,ee,lpe SECRETARY H,v brought with him
erom ,he a,snar,m.n, ~ state n cab,cs ram
,,,ce,yea f,,,n, paris ahls morn,ny n which
;, 80
commissioner LAY roSi'e" enc ia0'ss 1V-
vclopments by vle peace commission,
Az one of the cabine, officials Expressed
q. .,Ts .,,,.,l. 4, .,,,eo.,,r, ..t,.,,,.
W. ing s''"s'''''' oi',"'a''s
tory 10 US ana our commissioners are c&rrs-
ing out their nsria,ioas In the true spirit
q, which thev ,yere r,v,n.,'
III, -. 49,,
feenc'ary nay saw 'iio'e p"9 See"
material change In the situation since the
adiournmcna Of the commission yesterday.
,s ,..p, he n ~, !, ,,h.r,v n aixsnsa
wv "''' ~ - - =. &.
tlie proxress nave py 'hr n"n''h'ss'on' ~
was warranted IN stating that the pto-
l,sbaa rcnorts from Paris are eubsta utlally
..t.h. ,,,,,.., Am, d,.,,.a
accurate ~ ia' ~ ,''' >'s'""
sion is considered
There is "A general feeling among the
a,,,.t.,s ~ m, n,ministr,flon that tho
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Petit that General Rios desired to take
control of the civil government. policing
the small towns in the vicinity.
'Manzanillo. October 2s,-The United
States ginboat IIist arrived here tonight
with General Leonard Wood commander
OF the military department a, Santiago. ac-
companled by Lieutenant Matthew Hanna.
On landing General Wood was visited by
Colonel Petit and his adjuiaut ana he was
subsequently, received BY Colonel rettit's
entire regiment. General Wood thea yis-
tied the barracks. hospitals. palaces. Gus
tom houses and postofiices.
Colonel Petit reports that the Cuban
general. Rios Il apparently maleing every
effort to prevent the disbandlng OF his
troops. The Cuban commander wishes all
the sugar estates IN the neghborhooi 70
tell him how many men they can employ
and ne will guarantee TO supply AL re-
CURED on condition that only soldiers are
employed. The planters unaliimougly re-
iusc to fall in with such an arrangement,
considering that III would be a trades uslan
OF the worst possible Kind and would also
tend to keep up the Cuban military orgaDl-
zation. which In tho interests OF the island
the planters are Very anxious to break pp.
In their opinion II would be better 10 have
no commerce than 10 attempt II on such
conditions
There is practically no sickness in Colo
mel Pettitg regiment asN yellow fever has
been unknown here for several years. Man
zaniilo 10 IN good sanitary condition.
Lieutenant Luren Young, the COM
m iftF nj . ~ tAt tst.r yctfa
ment on lending than even General Wood
himself. Crowds gathered at the wharf
TO sec the young commander. who with
Leutenants Holmes and Jungon OF ire
Hornet and Wampatuck defeated a whole
flotilla of Spanish gunboats ut Manzaralio
on July lest. The peooic Of Mslzsnillo
consider Young hero ana terror and
tht1k be ought 10 be an admiral, for al
though the Spanish shore batteries In shat
memorable engagement continued to toin-
bard the American grnDcets. X is gen
orally admitted here q was the shooting
CT the HIST that caused the people 10 flee
to the mountains. In many parts OF the
city are stili visible the marks OF the
Hist's shells
Lieutenant yictor Blue. who has beea
inspecting the wrecks OF the Spanish gun
boats. considers II quito impractlcsble 10
raise them but he believes the spsnish
steamer Purlssima Concepcion, which the
Spansards ran ashore In the hope o. saw
Ing her cargo when pursued By an Amsri-
can warship. can be raised. as she appears
to be IN good condition. A local merchant.
however. claims to have purchased the hull
and its contents from the Spanish authori-
ties.
The Cuban general. Jesus RAN. paid
wit 10 MsnxanilIo yesterday and WIS en-
Enthusiastically received BY the cnban eie-
mrpt.
According 70 reports from the cuban a..
esmbly 81 Santa Cruz cel Sur General
cslixto Garcia has been chosen pefmanen:
chairmsn q 10 orsaalzstien, General
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DEWEY REMEMpERED.

Mayor Warwick Wires the Admiral
the City's Congratulations.
Philadelphia. Pa. October Is Mayor
Warwick sent the following cablegram to
Admiral Dewey. Manila, at tina conclusion
OF the Jubilee ceremonies today:
"Philadelphia has concluded her Jubilee
ceremonies. during which she extended hos
FATALITIES to the p.t---s1ent AMI his cabinet
and the victorious commanders, soldiers
and sailors of the Spanish American war.
Though absent YOU have been present with
us in spirit We send hearty coagratula-
tons to you and thost under your COM
mand for the glory you have brought to the
Notion.
(Signed) Charles F. Warwick
Mayor"
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bourse yesterday that Major March

bourse yesterday that Major Marchand
would be recalled from Fashoda, but on
neither side OF the channel--certainly not
on this side--'is any serious attention paid
to the rumor that England will declare
protectorate over Egypt.
The Paris correspondent OF the Standard
says: Il have excellent authority for the
assertion that Major Narchand left Fa-
shoda on his own initiative, but that lie will
demand permission 90 withdraw the mis-
sion since his men are dying OF hunger
and disease
The special correspondent OF the Daily
News at Omdurman telegraphs: II have
reason to believe that Major Marc1Ind Is
waiting for Instructions to withdraw the
French mission from FasAoia,''
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THE POST AND THE PEOPLE HAVE READ THE STARS


Maxine Gomez is expected there tomorrow
or next day, and II appears that the Ees-
pedes faction believes II can rpual- ,inon
the help OF General Gomez 20. break the
authority OF Garcia, Tho CeYpudss fac
lien expect General Gomez 10 appoint a
cpurtmsrtai 10 try General Garcia tor Of
lenses covering practically everything from
murder TO petty larceny. but the pfoonhil-
iiy is thai Genera Gomez. recognizing
Garcla's ascendaitcy In the assembly VIII
not force tho tsgue.
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cupANs AnE rIouEp.
General Wood IL Not Taking Their
AhNIce Nery Oftem.

Especial Gable Dispatch to the New York lfar-
aid and The Houston Post Copyrighted.
1898, by Jaines Gordon Bennctt)
Santiago dc Cuiba october 2s, ~-Gcnnral
Wood today appointed Iose Mnria Vs'ela
judge OF the court Of first instance tsim-
,I.t 10 the circuit court in the United
States The appointment was much com
mofited on by the Cuban officers. who claim
that the appointment S.oulf have been
given to a revolutionist. varcla has taken
no part IN thc revolution, He Is known as
n man of excellent qualifications for the
position.
There Is a certain fcfiring OF paue grow
ing among tho Cubans at General Wood s
iidaregard OF many Of useir recommends
tons
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CHINESE nMrEnows CONDITION.
In In Very Had Way. but Not Likely
Ia Die Mt Once.

Especial Gable Dispatch 10 the New York Her
aid and The Houston Post. copyrighted.
1895, by James Gordon Benpeti.l
Pekn. October 2s.--1Nhe emperor has sab.
mltted 10 medical consultation Of which
the following Is Tie result: His majesty 8
weakness has latrerly made considerable
progress. He Ia extremely pale The inm.
bar regicn IL the seat Of almost continual
pains. According 10 THE physicIans pres
ent consultation. the above symptoms may
he diagnosed as chronic nephritis. AZ
though the emperors condition and the
anaemic conditions are extremely serious
there does not seem to be any immediate
danger
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WEATHER. INFORMATION.
Last Nights Readings.

Last Nights Readings.
~ area OF high pressure continues over the
slessern portion of the country, and an
y! Is moving in over the northern portion
Me ROCKY Mountain slope. The area OF
pressure which was central over the Mis-
spp' ana Missouri valleys last night has
named about stationary. There is a sligh,
p'ssslon over Northwest Texas.
~ Seather is clear tonight, except over the
~ Auantic States and the Missouri am
1l mississippi valleys. where 1t is partly
~ 70 CLOUDY, with rain falling at Omaha.
measurable rainfall is reported during
past twelve hours.
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Cotton BeIt Bulletin.


Washington. October 2s.F'or East Texas
Fair; variable winds.
West Texas--Fair; cooler in northern por-
ten; variable winds
New Mexico--Fair; north winds.
Oklahoma. Indian Territory and Arkansas
Fair; south winds.
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on its return journey. and It Is asserted
lat Major Marchani is on board OF her.
IL ia added tina, Major Marchani deemed
it Unnecessary 10 personally brina TO Cairo
the finished pnri.an % his RESORT his
explorations. Captain German was left In
command Of the French mission at
Fashuda
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THE MARIA TERESA.
She VIII Start for the United states
sunday Morning.

Especial Cable Dispatch to the New York Her
aid and The Houston Post Copyrighted.
lsss. by James Gordon Bennetfs)
caimspera, Cuba, oc4ober IS. This in
fanta Marie Teresa will sail sunday morn
ing. The Cincinnati, Leonidas and Poto-
mae VIII convoy her to Cane May. She
goes TO she outer harbor tomorrew. Prob
ably the Norfolk. Vulcan and Merritt Will
low her. as her steam reversing gear was
broken on Tuesday and this may cripple
the port engine. She has been taking on
400 tons of coal. water and stores today.
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Paris, October ss.--The French foreign
office has rersived dispatch from It's
diplomatic sgant al Cairo confirming the
reported arrival Of Major Marchand at
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M.RcHAND AT KHARToUM.

The French Major Brings HIS Dis
patches TO Cairo.
Cairo. October ga boat recently dis
patched to Fashota has reached Khartoum
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Cairo. October IS. Major Mar
cham left Fashoda ON Sunday
and arrived at Khartoum this
morning. He will start for Cairo
tomorrow. AS the other French
men remain at F'asaoda, Major
Marchand's departure from there
Is not regarded as a settlement
OF the question rs to possession
OF that place, which is In dispute
between Great Britain and
France.
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!. General observations.
s'auohs taken by the United states
'ass ourea at p. M, yesterday. 18th me-
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TO RETAIN ALL THE ISLANDS.
M'KINLEy HAS FINALLY GIVEN
FATEFuL INSTRUCTIONS.
He VIII Make Ever, Effort to Have
the Peace Negotiations Com
picted by December.


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= Especial DispatdS to The Post.) =
= Washington, Oct. 2s There =
y Is excellent authority for stating =
y that the administration has not :
: only made up us mind definitely :
\ en- the Philippines question, but
\ has advised the peace commits
\ sioners TO hold all the islands.
y This decisive action has besn :
\ forces by the leaders OF the re-
= publican party, who have advised :
\ I've president tnst tie people of :
\ the country will brook no further :
4 delay in peace negotiations that :
\ are costing the taxpayers $1,000
\ 900 day. This frightened the :
\ PRECEDENT ana he is now moving :
y everything 10 obtain a peace
\ treaty by December |
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WILL SOON Be OVER
Paris Peace Commission Expeeted Il
Terminate It's Labor Very Sssn.
WILL BE SETTLED NEXT WEEK.
Secretary Day Says tie Work 4 Pro.
crossing Satisfactorily.
PUBLISHED REPORTS ARE ACCURATE.
Ualted States Representatives Have Evt
IDENTIFY Settled TIC Cubsn Debt Issue.
PROGRESS MADE HAS BEEN coaMENDABlE
American commissioners Have Car
ri~d Out Their Instructions In shc
Trac spirit They We're Given.
PUBLISHED REPORTS ARE ACCURATE.
Ualted States Representatives Nave Evt
IDENTIFY Settled TIC Cuban Debt Issue.
MADE HAS BEEN COMMEMORATE
American Commissioners Have Car
ri~d out Their Instructions In shc
True spirit They Were Given.

Especial Cable Dispatch 10 tho New York Her
aid and The Houston Post. Copyrighted,
1928. by James Gordon Bennctt)
Madrid, October 3S.----The
rumor goes that the Paris peace
commission will terminate It's
labors In four days. Senior Sac
gasta said today on leaving the
palace that he thought the work
Of the commission would be fin
ished next week.
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FLOATING pay DOCKS.
The Americans VIII Claim the One
nj Havana.

Especial Dispatch 10 The Post)
Washington, October 2s.~-As result OF
Representatives OF prospective bidders In
dieating that they desire 10 submit special
plans for the floating dock to be stationed
at Aigiers. La. the navy department has
postponed the date OF opening bids for this
structure from October 80 until November
80. ~
This dock will be the ~ omoasrn fioaI'
ing dock possessed by yoi,h.ie rnmeni Nm
less the Spanish goveWhoitnpia Fuia agree
,..,.. ,ha contentiot IA fired States
--.'.,,.-s,.n a. Havar Notpnn1insuIsh the
floating dock nov aiOcto0sb .nstor !, s'r .a-
tuIe 80 T., axo.1l given be 2 hYessrya-
lion. The America uth Is WIZ
contend that the dosftion O - pfope'-
~ ne prop
80 --@ouii Opy H.
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Washington. octo- recent Sa'n'' -
soa,ov H,s forward ~.vaxe. employ iepart-
49, .,.,sus,., n-,ahsr9 Powe meri-
n'A' ,'s,aaa., er,,,sla live ~nm,x-
Gan sisl, y" ~ VIM IL ldsy CUB
lie BUILDINGS and erred cred.on.
naval ia ion At 6
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Especial Cable Dispatch TO the New York Her.
aid and The Houston Post Copyrighted.
1875, by James Gordon Bennett.)
Cajmanera- Cuba. October 2s--Just three
months ago today tie gunboar sandoyal
was sunk here BY the SpanixhL She has
been raised repaired and made a satiHfac-
tory trial trip this morning and VIII b
ready for service Monday.
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GENERAL WOOD AT MANzANlLL0
HE FINDS COLONEL tsIyr-TTTs COM
srAND FREE f't0M SICKNESS.
sugar Planters Rcfns. to Employ
Only Soldiers on the Plantations.
Charges ARnipSt Garcia.

Especial Gable Dispatch TO the Nav York Her
aid and The Houston Post. copyrighted.
1898. by James Gordon Benneitl
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s'Ttl'E" "" 'uUH' VN0VUVF - NJ
Wood left today for Manzaailio. His depart
ure was FASTENED by telegram from Col
Petit that General Rios desired to take
control of the civil government. poiiciug
the small towns In the vicinity
Evening journal., 1898-05-19

A Merchant or Professional Man
can have is a well printed Note
Head, Envelope or Gard. We
a,e doing only the best kind OF
prntrg. Give us a call.
Evening journal., 1898-05-19
RIG JoHN CANADIEN.

There are great honOrs in store Tor
Big John Canadien this Summer, ano
prcfitable honors at that says dis
patch from Caughnagwaga Quebec
Drcssed in an his war paint and ieath-
ems. like an Indian chief OF the hrst
magnitude, and conveyed by Dalea1
full of other braves, he will set on
every afternoon in the year. rain o.
shine. from his beloved native village
and stop the boats Of the new Ameri-
can-St. Lawrence River Line lot one
purpose of boarding them, and acting
as honorary pilot down the Lachine
Rapids.
Although the boats will have regu-
lar white pilots on board. the pas5en--
gers will be in blissful ignorance Oh
this, and imagine that they are belne
piloted down by a regular Indian chie1.
Big John signed his contract yesterday
and is more than delighted with 1t. lie
will receive regular weekly salary
and in addition the right to sell hE
pictures on all the boats.
Evening journal., 1898-05-19
Table of percentages.
ooNDENsgp pIspAToHEs. n


The annual meeting Of the Associated
Press was held In Chicago yesterday In
Recital hall. Auditorium building.
The danger OF cabinet crisis In italy
has been averted, and the ministers VIII
meet parliament at the beginning OF
June
Details have been received In London
VI the rescue from murdcroUs rebel ma
tives In Sierra Leone OF Miss Muller an
American missionary hY British sailors.
The grand jury at Bridgeport. Conn.
has returned truo bills against Ben VII
lis and Fred Max Brookhaus the al
legged murderers Of David s. r. Lambert
nf Wilton. Dec. a. last.
The following candidates were ndmit-
ted 20 the Naval academy yesterday
Emile Z. Enfer Of New York Thomas
Aegborn OF Illinois and Robert Hen
| aaFaon OF Massachusetts.
General william Writ Love died q
omaha yesterday Of paralysis Of the
| heart. aged 65. he graduated from
( West Point IN 1883 and served on thS
Frontier previous 10 the war and with
! distinction during that struggle.
Inspector Of Police Michael J. Schaah
Of Chicago died last night at o'clock
aged Go yeara Inspector Schaak had
been on the Chicago police force FOR 30
years beginning as patrolman. Hewas
most prominently before the public. in
connection with the anarchist arrests
and trial and the Luetgert trial.
Evening journal., 1898-05-19
New York Markets.

FLOUR-State and western dun and
easy. with prices lower 90 sell; city
mills patents. nominal; winter patents,
S6.I5G7.25s city mills clears, nominal;
winter straights, S6.25Q6.6O.
WHEAT-No. 2 red showed forenoon
weakness because of foreign declines
and bearlsh western crop news; May,
N.5l; July, S11fh0L15N.
RYE-Easy. No. . western, 72c., C. {.
T.. Buffalo.
CORN-No opened steady but was
forced of by wheat; July n@uHc.;
September. 42c.
OATs-No. 2 quiet and easy; track.
white. state. SS@4lc.; track, white,
western. 3sQDc.
PORK-Firm; mess $i175G1225; fam
fly. $l35O01i
LARD-steady; prime western steam,
s697t nominal
BUTTER STEADY; state dairy. 800
i4iSc.: state creamery 14Wl51ac.
CHEESE-Quiet; large, white, Ihc.;
small, white, TIC.
RICE-F Firm; domestic, 5hG7hc.; ia
pan, 5B46c.
EGGS-Steady; state and Pennsylva-
mia. 1O@0llc.: western. t0lac.
LASSES-Steady; New Orleans. 2S
G93c
TURPENTINE-Steady at 29h@2Oc
TALLOW - Steady; city. 3B@4o.:
country. 3H@io.
Steady; shipping. 259l0c.; good
70 choice, 55475c.