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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27
WHAT WAS 1T FORf
Emergency Cabinet Meeung-Dhs-
pntches from state Department.


PHILADELPHIA, PA. october 26.-Im-
mediately after the reception TO the Pres
ident tonight at the Union League club,
n meeting of the Chief Executive and
those Cabinet officers who are in attend
ance with him at the jubilee was held
M the Hotel Bellevue. Those present
besides the President were Postmaster
General Smith, Secretary -of-War Alger'
cretary-of-Agriculture Wilson, and So
Hcitor-General Richards, in place or Al
torney-General Griggs. The utmost Sc
crecy attended the proceedings, and 1t
was impossible to learn for what purpose
the meeting was called or what subjects
were discussed.
From an unofficial though ordinarily
reliable source. it was CLEANED that D.
c. Kellogg. private secretary to Secretary
Hav. reached here tonight, bearing i'm
portant dispatches from the state Depart
ment.
Neither Secretary Porter nor any OF the
Cabinet officers could be seen after the
meeting had ended, and no information
from other sources could be obtained
THE MEETING IMPORTANT.
The meeting lasted nearly one hour
and was held in the Presidents room in
the hotel Local detectives prevented any
one from approaching the vicinity
Mr. Kellogg. when questioned about the
matter. admitted being the bearer OF
message but said that il was purely
,,oreoral one from Secretary Hay.
That il was more than some Ordinary
deliberation was apparent from the lact
that MIR. Kellogg reached the Union
League Club shortly before II O'Clock ana
was Immediately taken to the Pre.ident T.
He then left and went to the hotel the
reception coming to an end very shortiE'
After the President and members OF the
ahinet had concluded their deliberations
| Mr. kellogg left Immediately for WASH
| inpton. in a special car
II was reported some time after MD
night that the President might leave loI
washington in the morning, and not re-
main to review the military jubilee pa
| rade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27
rurRrY-TuuRD DEGREE MAsoNs.
Supreme Council of Scottish Hte-
Officers for Next Year.

NEW YORK. October 2s.-The supreme
Council of the rhrty-third degree Oh
Ancient. Accepted and Scottish Rite Ma
sons for the United States OF America
their territories and dependencies. heiu
their ninety-seventh annual meeting III
the Masonic Temple yesterday and to-day
Delegates were present from Massachu-
setts. Rhode Island. New York New Jer-
sev. New Hampshire, Connecticut, Iowa
Ohio. Minnesota. san Salvador ana tne
District of Columbia. The following OH
GERS were elected for the ensuing year
Major W. Bayliss. Grand COMMANDER
Washington; W. O. Vanderlip, Lieutehant
Grand Commander. Boston; {. w. I'd
wards, Grand Minister OF state, Albany
y. Y; John b. Harris. Grand Treasurer
General. Brooklyn: James II. Curtin,
Grand Secretary General, New York; T.
O. Anderson. Grand Keeper of the Ar
chives. Brooklyn: John ]. Stoddart, Grand
Master of Ceremonies. Columbus, o.; Nj.
w Morton. Grand Marshal-General,
Providence. r. l.: John A. Glinden. Grand
Standard Bearer. Dover. y. II; Wllliam
F.. Butler. Grand Captain OF the Guard
Boston: John r. Wright, Grand PRIOR
Washington: Grand Marshals OF the
Camp-W. W. Carpenter Nalthan'
Mass: n. d. Perry New Haven, Conn.,
and Gilmore ]. Swerer. Columbus. u
Commanders-in-Ch of Grand consist
orias-George f. Fullerton, Iowa; H. >
Foster Massachusetts,: J. f. Calhound'
Minnesota. and ]. j. Stoddart. ONO
Deputies-Sam. r. Jack, State of New
York. Imcius b. Hinman, Connecticut H.
A. Burnet. California: r. G. Blanchard
New Hampshire; Christian Bosker' IN
diana; william NJ. Ingraham. FLORIDA
II. A. Haskell. Nebraska; II. w. squireS'
Michigan: J. II. Van Deman, Tennessee
r. ]. Graham. State of washington
George Graham, District of Columbia
and Marcus W. Morton, Rhode Island
'The council adjourned to meet In an
| .....1 -nrcinr, nnNf Onfnhnr.
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most prominently mentioned in connec-
ton with the premiership.
pIROT AND DIrpT-Y

During the afternoon NJ. Faure consult
ed with NJ. Leygues. vice-president OF the
Chamber of Deputies. who advised the
formation Of Conservative Cabinet. TO
include among its members NM. Ribot
and Dupuy as the presidential ministers.
In the Hobbies OF the Chamber OF Depu-.
ties to-day the deputies OF all shades Of
opInion expressed the conviction that NJ
Delcasse should remain at the head OF
tho Foreign Office. in order TO ensure the
continuity OF the F'ashoda negotiations.
QUEER ORDER TO MARCHAND.
LONDON. october 27.-The Cairo corre-
spondent of the Daily Mail stelegraphs
curious report that Major Marchand has
been requested to withdraw from Fashoda
by the way he reached it.
PARIS MORE PEACEABLE.
PARIS. October Pa feeling distinctly
more peaeeable regarding the Fashoda al
fair prevails in Paris this evening. Presi-
dent Faure is taking the crisis quietly,
and the belief is stronger than ii was
Yesterday that NJ. Brisson fell because he
wished TO fail.
II IS now rumored that General Cha
noine resigned the War Office portfolio
ont of pique. at the refusal Of the general
staff commander to give him command
of an army corps.
DREYFUS CASE TO-DAY.
Extraordinary police precautions have
been ordered against possible disturbances
AT the Court of Cessation tomorrow
when the Dreyfus revision appeal Will be
heard
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HIS ARM CRUSHED OFF.
Brakeman Andrews, of r., +. and r.,
Has n FrightfuI Accident.

An exceedingly unfortunate accident
happened to Mr.. Harvey Andrews, a
brakeman Of the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac railroad at $3.50 o'clock
last night at the Bowe-street or college
crossing. which cost him his left arm.
Mr.. Andrews was coupling two cars
when his arm was caught between the
bumpers and horribly mashed. DR.. j. w.
Winfree. the railroad company's physi-
clan. was hastily summoned, and had the
unfortunate taken 10 the Retreat for the
Sick. Here It wars seen upon closer eX-
animation that the arm could not be
saved and assisted by Drs. W. X. Jones
and Charles w. Lemon. the resident ply
sician. DR.. Winfree amputated II between
the wrist and the elbow.
Mr.. Andrews stood the operation very
well. and was doing well at late hour.
He is man Of 80 and unmarried, living
with his brother at No. ll06 west Marshall
street. He has been an employee of the
road for a number of years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27
spenking at CIarksviiie.

Cr.ARKsVILLE. VA. october 2b.-
(special1-The finest speech of the cam
paien delivered here was the one hst
Monday by AIr. Campbell Pryor, of Peters
burg. representing the Democracy gene
rally and Hon. sydney r. Epes specially.
He treated in a mastery manner tho
currency and other issues pertaining 70
the campaign. His denunciation OF tho
Reunblican Congress for unseating the
chosen representative OF this district was
scathing in the extreme, but not more 30
than such conduct merited.
The speech was well received. ana was
enjoyed alike By all persons, without re-
gard TO political bias
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27
SEARS Al sALuDA.
4 Speech That Made a Good Impress.

REGENT. VA, october 26.-(Speclal)-
Notwithstanding the inclement weather
quite large crowd was in attendance at
Saluda to-day it being County-Court day
After dinner Judge Garnett adjourned
court. no business OF importance beins
on the docket c-COunty-Chair'
man Walter r. Ryland announced that
there would be speaking shortly after
which the courthouse was comfortably
flied 20 listen TO Mr.. Boyd Sears. Com
monwealth's Attorney of Matthews
county Mr.. Sears Is a great favorite
with the people Of Middlesex, and many
declare him one of the brightest speakers
OF the day He discussed at length the
tariff. the niqutous war-reyenue bill,
and the terrible mismanagement Of ths
war. laying special stress on the neglect
OF the camps. fle advocated silver as
the only means Of salvation from the ar
rears Of mortgages and distress. He was
frequently interrupted by long and con-
tinued applause. He closed with beau
tiful eulogy Of Hon. William A. Jones
and predicted for him sweeping victory
on November the Sth. Mr.. Sears made a
great impression upon the people OF Mid
dleseX.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27
ALL QUIET AT MANILA.
Otis Reports That Conditions are
AupnrentIy Improving.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., October 70
The following cable dispatch has been
received at the War Department:
Manila, October 26, 1898.
"Adiutant-General, Washington:
transport City OF Para leaves to-day
for San Francisco via Nagasaki. Large
mail. Major Whipple and Pay-I1euten-
ant Williams. Ordnance Department, on
hoard. Transports scandia and Condor
etiu in mort. Scandia probably leaves
w. ,,tiiized for freight purposes. Quiet
here, and conditions believed to be I'M
proving. "OrTcn -
(Signed) OAA0'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27

as 10 Justify an abandonment of the
work OF our commission on the ground
that the commissioners themselves are
I'm physical danger.
SPANISH COUNTER MEM MORANDUM
LONDON, October 27.-The Paris cores.
pondent Of the Times says:
AT to-day's Wednesday's) sitting. the
Spanish Peace Commissioners presented
new counter memorandum, declaring
their readiness, Professionally. TO accept
an article OF a preliminary treaty stipu-
lating that Spain shall relinquish all
rights 20 sovereignty I'm Cuba, without
formulating any other claim and TO
leave in suspense all remaining questions.
specially. the Philippines.
The Americans asked until tomorrow
CThursda) to reply to this new memo
raudum. This Is regarded as a favorable
sign being a slight relaxation Of the
rigidity the Americans have hitherto
shown. They are perhaps aware that
the Cuban and even the Spanish bond
holders are becoming alarmed at the
strange turn of the financial side Of the
discussion. in which Spain. the United
States. and Cuba, with extraordinary
unamimity and carelessness, all repudiate
the Cuban debt.
POSITION OF BONDHOLDERS.
NOpouA was dDIe ~ iViN' SPAN ~ "N
cept the debt. for apart from bankruptcy
she could only meet the liabilities at the
expense OF her foreign bondholders' who
by a strange anomaly, would thus pay
for the independence of Cuba.
1T is not likely that the United states
or any other power can or VIII force
Spain to ruin herself by meeting the Gu
| ban debt. and 1t will chen either be total
| loss for Europe, or be paid by the span
\ ish bOndholdcrs.
IF, in these circumstances, an agree
| ment cannot be effected. America VIII DC
| indeed wise TO refer the question to the
| arbitration of impartial men. entirely dls-
| interested in this delicate matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27
reduced Rates to Phiiadeiphia an"
Return, via h. T.. Il II. X. r., On Ac-
.., az Pence Jubilee.

For this occasion the Richmond. Fred
.ricxsburg and Potomac railroad will sell
snocial round-trip excursion tickets 20
pbilodelphla at onef fare rate-F.jO. Tick
ats an sale October 24th 70 9th. good go
ing only on date os sale. final limit Ocio-
ber 81, 1898. NJ
For further information apply 10 Rich
,,o,d Transfer Company, 9o5 east Main
stTpet: B. c. Carter, Ticket Agent. Byrd
o.reot station. or W. +. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27
Martin I'm HALIFAX.

SOUTH BOSTON. VA, october %
Especial Senator Thomas :. Martin and
Hon. =. j. Otey addressed a large con-
course Of people at South Boston Tonight
Both gentlemen made telling speeches,
II is thought by many that Major Otey
made the best speech Of his fte. The as
sembly was quite enthusiastic. "A prass-
hand discoursed sweet music. Senator
Martin will make several speeches In tho
county 1t is his FIRST visit TO this Sec
ton. and the people are well pleased with
i'm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27
G. a o. OUTING NEXT SUNDAY
To Old Point aud Norfoik-Sl.oO
Round Trip.

one OF these delightful outings, which
have been 50 well patronized and enjoyed
nv our people. will run next Sunday. This
is the most delightful season Of the year
10 visit Old Point and Norfolk and en-
10Y fish and oyster dianer. The fast
Chesapeake and Ohio outing train VIII
leave Richmond al S:5 A. NJ. next sun
day. with a Parlor car attached. the seats
for which can be reserved at the cbesa-
peake and Ohio passenger oitce, NO. W
east Main street.
Returning, Leave Norfolk AT +. NJ:
ocean View al Glj =. ~; Old Point al 7
p. NJ. and arrive at Richmond +. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27
ALLEGED LOSS OF JEWELS.
.IantIans Thinks They Were Rod
Led I'm New York.

NEW YORK, October 2G.-L d. Lew
man and wife Of Atlanta, Ga, allege
,,at their room at the Hotel Imperial
was entered while they were at the
thoatre last Saturday night, and robbed
Of Jewels worth $500. The Le"niaHa
started for Atlanta on Monday without
renorting the alleged robbery TO the po-
lice. The manager OF the lihperlai say a,S,,
ne is not convinced that tnere wa a.. 80
.obberv in the hotel, and that Mrs. Lew
49,, must have lost the jewels elsewhere
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27
FOURTH AT SAVANNAH.
Trip Without Incident-Two Lieu
tenants Very III.

SAVANNAH. GA, October 26.-(SpeciaL)
The Fourth Virginia could not get
their trains in place for boarding
until 5I5 o'clock this morning. At G:2O
we pulled out OF Jacksonville. After a
tedious trip without special incident we
arrived in Savannah at p. NJ. rhc
regiment will remain on the trains until
tomorrow morning, early, when We will
pitch tents
Members Of Company II are very M
easy about Lieutenant James Hazen, who
is quite i'll with very high fever at the
division hospital. Lieutenant II. -.
Thomas. Of Company f. Is also very lew
with fever at the same hospital Both
were commissioned second heutenants
only a few weeks ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27
.orx storms In Macedonia.

sALoNICA. EUROPEAN III uKh NE r. !
ostahsr o6-Terrific storms have swept
- Macedonia, doing an enormous
on,ourt of damage and causing consider
ahio loss of life. In one instance. cara
60, consisting Of forty-seven persons ana
700 ,c''' horses was engulfed in the river
cal,ce and all were drowned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27
MIR, FLEMING STILL VERY I'LL.
His Condition Remains Criticni
With Practically No Change.

Mr. Lewis Flemming's condition re-
mains unchanged. and little hope is en-
tertained as TO his recovery. The stitches
were taken out of his leg yesterday and
II was at first feared that another ampu-
tation would be necessary.
The patient is kept under the influence
of opiates, but at times he has lucid
intervals. in which he recognizes, and
even talks brightly to friends who are
allowed TO see him. A hopeful circum-
stance in connection with his case is the
fact that though he was convinced at frs
that he could not recover, he is now de-
cidedly more hopeful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27
sunday AccommOdation to oe Dis
continued.

The Atlantic-Coast Line VIII discon-
tine their Sunday Accommodation Trains
on october goth. The last train for the
season will leave Richmond at 1875 a. VI.
Returning. arrive Richmond ID I. NJ
rare for the round-trlp 40 cents.
c. 5. CAMPBELL,
District Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27
Peace Jubilee. Philadelphia.

Round-trip rate $50 from Richmond
via Richmond. Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac railroad, and Pennsylvania railroad.
Tickets on sale and good going October
2ith 20 ZTth, inclusive final limit October
81 1898 w. u. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27
uritish Demand promptly "ei'

PEKIN, october DIN respohss 70 ca =
,1nnd from the British Minister Sir
C,n''Sa nacDonaId, the Empress Dowager
ne. tss,,ed an edict directing punishment
nS the chinese soldiers who on SUNDAY
ottacl<ed a party OF English railway en- en-
to, a;neers at the Marco Polo bridge on tue
pelin-Hankow line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27

10 Buffet should be without bottle OF
Angostura Bitters. the worid~renOwncd
Appetizer and InvigoratOr. OF exquisite
favor endorsed bv the medical profession
for it's wonderful restorative power.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27
ENGINEERS TO JOIN LEE.
sixth Missouri to Guard stores or the
seventh Corps ut JacksonNhie'

WASHINGTON. October 26.-Four com
NAMES Of the Second Regiment, Volunteer
Engineers. now at Montauk, have been
ordered TO General Lees corps at SaVah-
nah.
The Sixth Missouri Infantry has been
designated TO remain at Jacksonville and
Guard the stores of the Seventh corps
,,nt1 moved. This regiment Will not go
to savannah with the remainder OF the
corps.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27
ROOSEVELT IN RAIN.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, October 26-Theo-
dore Roosevelt and party left Buffalo az
q.90 this morning. The first stop was
made at Tonawanda, where. despite a
drenchng rain, at least 1900 people
crowded about the train. Colonel Roose-
Welt spoke very briefly.
At Palmyra there was a great gathering
of people. although it still rained.
At Lyons. the party was transferred
in carriages 20 a hall, that was literally
jammed with people. Colonel Roosevelt
Dr. Depew, and Judge Olcott spoke, IN
all about fifteen minutes. The rain was
pouring in torrents when the train pulled
out. but when Rochester was reached, AT
5:I5. the clouds had cleared away.
GREAT RECEPTION AT ROCHESTER,.
The reception given 20 Colonel Roose-
Welt and his party in Rochester We'd WI =
that which he received I'm Buffalo last
night When the train pulled into the
depot II seemed as if half the population
of the town was out 10 welcome hlm.
Cannons were fired. cheers rent the air
and bands played all along the route OF
march. Continuous OYatOns met him.
Two meetings i'm halls, accommodating
600 people. were arranged, but they
we're not large enough 10 satisfy the de-
mapds. Colonel Roosevelt attended b0th oil
them. and viewed a monster parade. Ills
carriage could hardly be gotten through
tho crowds that followed and surrounded
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27
For Diseases of the Liver, stomach
nnd kidneys

tie Water OF the GreenbrIsr White sniphus
Springs Is the most valuable In America.
PURCELL LAID 4 Co. Wholesale AgsasA'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27
- curea Cold I'm One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets s
Druggists refund money II tals 10 70 Zach
* cents. Genuine has L. Is. " o" e"'"
tablet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27

All November Magazines can be found
AZ the J. r. Bell Book and Stationery
store, on Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27
frank Lc.iie's Popular Monthly, ioc.

Immensely improved. Superbly illus-
trated. price cut 20 10 cents. Buy copy
to-day. Edition limited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27

appear before the commission in SUP.
port Of the charges. but the matter WIZ
be pushed forward with all possi~a
speed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27
THE NEW YORK CAMPAIGN.
Ovation to Van Wyck mt sYr'c"se-
Great Cheering for Bryan

SYRACUSE, y. Y. October @-Jusuce
Augustus Van Wycli. the Democratic can
didate for Governor. was given an ehlhu-
siastic reception by the Democrats OF
syracuse and vicinity tonight. fully
5000 voters were gathered In the Alham-
bra. where the meeting was held.
The meeting was presided over py
Mayor James X. Mcclure, who referred
briefly to the issues of the campaign anu
also mentioned W. J. Bryan rs the logi-
col leader of the party. This reference
IN Colonel Bryan reused greater enthu-
siasm than any other event of the meet
ing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27
The We ather.

- WASHINGTON October %
rlIp Forecast for Thursday: For Vir-
sinia and North Carolina: Fair
and colder weather in eastern
and warmer weather in extreme western
nortions. brisk westerly winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27

THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND
YESTERDAY was rainy and disagreea-
he with clear skies and falling tempera-
ture at night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-27
v, ,cr SEVERAL DAYS.

The investigation will certainly last
,hrouob to-day. and possibly longer. for
task before the commission Is much
heavier than was expected.
To-day number OF carriers am
clerks employed In the post-otrce, VIII
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-18

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i!Ae county, 40, w p2unds) a- 2i i,,
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600 pounds at s3' j.. ~. H. a.. aDo[E2
30. z lt@' pouHual g- ~ D. ~ ~, -i+ =,
'sl1 pountal az elli 40 + 700 Po ',,,-r,
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40. l't' POUNDS .i- .iV,,,' ~. ~ -,
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pouudsl at SILL so. " 700" NJ
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Louisa county 80 20 % run
40. : tllv POUNDS ut ~, ~, ,,,,1e' st
pound .'l Fii,,'' -,o ~ nou1ds5
si',+,- w, ~ -ltrs ',.C,,r'.t ,t "a 30
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-18

NEW YORK June 11.-ILOUH-WcaA
and lJ0ZJc. lower.
RYE FLOUR Weak 40 f320H3.Io.
CORNMEAI-Dull. yellow western, D..
RlE-WeaN. $50. ., I0ti 0Ilc.
BARLEl-DuA. western feeding, @J.-
36c.. barley malt ouII
WHEAT-Spot weak. so. % rcd, Soc.
Options experienced another weak dt|
and closed about the lowest at li &C.,
met decline. latter ou July. Bears were
vigorous short sellers ON cIhi.f. improved
crop advicca and hc1rlsn Modern Miller
report. 30. - rcd July closed 10 81. t'.t
September closed a. ij4c.' December
CORN-spot weak. No. o. 377,c. OPP
tons developed further weakness in roe
spOuse 10 more favorable crop prospect.
in wheat: closed 14l4c. net lower; July
closed at 3I.c.. September closed 40
37&c.: December closed ar a.r.
OATS-S Spot dun; No. 3.c. options
were dull and weak with corn, closing
&c net lower. July closed 90 -3c.
or MEATs-Duu; shoulders, $i27.
LARD-Easy. western steamed closed
al SGO5; July closed 10 5000 nominal.
Refined easy
PORK-Dull
BUTTER Steady: western creamery
f3l.GI7c.. do. factory, lul-4c., J.. .iiir,
ne. imitation creamery, l-1li'-e.i STATE
CliEEsE- large white. C's0Gaic
EGGS-Stoady. state and Pcnnsy lFahia.
120i9Nc.: fresh western, lli29l2c.; south
ern lOHt ni1c. -
pETROLEUM-Dul.
ROSfN- Steady.
TURPENTlNE-Quie
FIcft-- .fI0V.
CABBAGE-S eddy. southern #'f
COTTON-SEED OTI.-Duu and easy;
prime crude. 20121c. % minal, prime
summer yellow. 2jc. asked
COFFEF-OptiOns opened steady, with
prlces unchanged 90 3 points lower, ruled
tame. with buying checked by bearish
average Of cables liberal Brazilian Pee
coipts. small United states warehouse
deliveries and duh spot trade; snort esii-
noate i'm view OF the large bear interest
already I'm existence; closed barely leady
and > points lower. sales, 1900 nags
including June. $50. July. $50. spot
Rio dull and nominal: No. Invoice ohc.;