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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-02
ON TIE BOULEVARD.
Cycles and Eqaipages Crowd
the Popular thorough
fare.

The Boulevard is becoming more n
more popular as a promenade Yesterday
people swarmed there. pedestrians. eques-
trians, cyclists of all sorts and conditions
After the unusual and unbroken spell Of
inclement weather Of the past week two
such bright days as Saturday and Sunday
were appreciated. There was perhaps a
little more style than usual to be SEEN
Overcoats and high hats were in many
cases discarded, spring suits and light
derbies sand gray soft hats taking their
place. Among the fairer sex one OF the
prettiest costumes worn was of broad
cloth, the skirt a soft shade OF gray, the
Short natty jacket of a purplish blue,
slightly open in front to show a white
silk shirtwaist, and caught below the
bust with three white frogs. The large
revers were of white cloth edged with
narrow silver braid; the military ora
which did not quite meet IN the front,
was of the blue cloth and also edged with
silver braid. The hat and gloves were OF
pearl gray; the former trimmed with two
long gray plumes, gray ribbon, a pucKie
and the usual garden of white flowers IN
the back. Another very pretty and
stylish hat was a short back sailor en-
tirely covered with morning glorles,
while lowering over the flowers We're sew
eral butterflies, which might well cause
the original insects envy.
Cyclists, as far as numbers are con-
cerned. own the Boulevard, and seem to
think nobody else has the right of way
there. The number of lady cyclists is in
creasing weekly. and with the increase 1t
Is perhaps curious to note they diminish
in the number of freaks. When women
rode less there were few who really looked
we'll on the wheel. while at present the
opposite criticism MAJ truthfully De
given. The bloomer girl has now almost
entirely disappeared, II it is to be
hoped the short skirt girl win speedily
follow her example. A pretty cycling
costume seen yesterday was entirely OF
blue cloth, leggins and Alpine to match.
Thu Jacket was a short Elton, which is
better than the popular blouse, as it can
more readily be thrown open when the
rider becomes o~verheated, as was the case
with most riders yesterday.
There was nothing new in the way OF
vehicles. Even the rubber-tired wheels
seem to be sadly lacking in Jersey City.
One vehicle which caused a little COM
nlent must nave come from the country.
The ibony horse was harnassed to the
wagon by an entire harness of rope.
Altogether it was a fine day for both
cycling, walking and driving. and the
public in general did not fail TO take a
| vantage of this fact.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-02

has a chance to show that all American
sallormen are built on the same plan.
There is. of course, another result OF
spanish defeat which may develop at
any time. This is revolution ia Spain
itself. we see from this morning. news
that the temper Of the people is already
sorely tried. II is more than likely that
If Sampson follows up The Battle Of cavite
with the capture or sinking of the Cape
de Verde squadron or the demolition OF
the Havana Notifications, the ~Spaniards
may take the fighting out of our hands
and proceed to settle conclusions with
zach .other in triangular style, radicals
against legltimists and Carlists against
both. In such case, all there will be for
us to do is let them fight it out and
make peace with the victor.
For US, from this time forward, the
war is simply a parade.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-02
ARIoNs PRESENT AN OPERA.
Hudson City,s Popular singers Give
an Excellent Eutertafnms

The Arion Singing Society last night
celebrated the twenty-third anniversary
of it's organization by a musical enter
tainment, which included the presentation
of the romantic comic opera die Afri-
kauerin.,' The various characters. were
portrayed by Messrs. Rodenberg. Jentz,
Geyer. Salinger, Henkel, Dieffenbach,
Heimsoth, II. Pattbefg Draesr7er, Ape
Erbe, Stohn, Taube. Rebel, Stoeffler,
Endler. L. C. Schenk. Ulrich. Braun, ana
Mrs. Henkel. The opera was Wen sung
and the various characters m~personateo
in an eminently satisfactory manner.
The opera was preceded by q me
musical programme including difficult but
well rendered selections by the Arlon
Society and the Lady Arions- MT. WaILer
entertainment concluded with the singing
of 1.-The Star Spangled Banner by every.
body present. The audience was large ana
select. Rudolph Middecke directed the
singing. Mr.. Theodore Wolf-Kerkamm
was the aceommpanist; ? was
served by Steward w. Fl. Rethwisch. A
dance followed the entertainment.
President and Mrs. Anton Heimsoth and
family. ex-President and Mrs. Waiter
Schmidt, Mr.. and Mrs. Hilarius nj
Emil Thenen. Mr.. Zwirnemann and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Hombrock, Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Gruener. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fritz E~nglebrecht, Mr.. Herman Mussenl,
aNessrs- Herman and Walter Mussehl, Mr..
Henry Augustine and family. Mr.. Maurice
Hammerschlag. Mr.. Frederick Freund,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick ArmbrusteT. MI;
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. William Meyer,
MT. and Mrs. Stephen Lieber, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Augustine. Mr.. and Mrs;
John b. Doherr, A. Broedwerkie. MI. ana
Mrs. NJ. LANCER. John Baetjer, Dr.. Boett-
ner. MI. and Mrs. R~odenberg. Mr.. and
Mrs. Geyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Salinger, Mr..
and Mrs. Draesmer. Mr.. and Mrs. PATTI
berg. Mr.. and Mrs. Dieffenbach, Mr. ana
Mrs. Erbe. Mr.. and Mrs. Schenk. Mr.. and
Mrs. Porsche, Mr.. and Mrs. Neumann,
iMr. and Mrs. Appel, Mr.. and Mrs. Rub
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Rebel. Mr.. and Mrs;
Taube, Mr.. and Mrs. Stohn, Mr. n
Mrs fsndler. Mr. and Mrs. Stoeffler. Mr..
and Mrs. Braun. Mr.. and Mrs. Ulrich.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-02
LIEDERKRANZ ENTERTAIEH.
An Excellent Concert by Fhfs Popu-
lar Society.

The Jersey City Liederkranz. under the
direction of Carl Fique, gave an enjoyable
entertainment in its elegant new hall in
Central avenue last night. The pro-
grarnme included several musical selec-
tions by the society, a flute and cello duet
by Mess~s. p. Davis and L. Never. a
lnezzo SOPRANO solo by Mrs. Katherine
Noack- Fique, a humorous quartette by
Messrs. William Just, William Henze,
Charles Spierfing n Charles Letsche, a
defamation OF ". Meder. operate selec-
lions by Carl Behn. humorous songs by
Ernst Meyer and g musical sketch by
Messrs. William Hence, LOUIS Meyer,
Fritz Kessler, William Just. Henry Mar
tin and other members of the Liederkranz
Society.
An informal dance followed. Among
those present were President and Mrs.
julius Meyer, Vice President AM Mrs,
Wormsbacher. Secretary and Mrs. Richard
Merder, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G~raischen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Weinderknecht, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Ehlbeck, Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph
Hardtmann, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Schneelcch, Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz KrO1l, Mr..
and Mrs. Letske. Mr.. and Mrs. Schwartz,
Mr.. and Mrs. Schneider, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Ruhl, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Winckle, MI. and Mrs. Reinhardt, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Meyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Spierling, Mr.. and
MRS. Carl Behn, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Meyer. Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Kessler. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Martin.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-02
OUART6TTE CLUBS KIEDERFEST
Pretty Exhibition By children OF

The children Of the members of Quar-
tette Club, Hoboken, CAV an entertain
ment in the theatre of the clubhouse,
Washington and Twelfth streets. The
affair was largely attended and proved
a most enjoyable success. The pro-
gramme comprised singing. fancy dancing
and marches. The entertainment was
called The Triumph of the Prince Carni-
VAL 1t is of yearly occurrence and Is
known in Hoboken as the .kinderfest"
(chiidren's festivai).
At the conclusion of the festivities each
of the participants were presented with
a fancy decorated platter, inscribed "Ho-
boken C...uren's Festival, 1885,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-02
CoMJNG WEDDINGS.

Many weddings are to take place in
G%reenville this month, the most proml-
nent among them being that of Miss
Appollina Dagit, of G%reenville avenue, to
Mr.. Theodore CHASER of Ocean avenue.
Paul's Catholic Church. on Wednesday
morning, May II. A reception will be
held in Columbia Hall in the evening.
Something like one hundred Invitations
nave been sent out to the friends OF the
couple.
Invitations are out announcing the COM
ing wedding of Miss Elsie Redick of VIM
field avenue to Mr.. Watson Burke OF
Trenton.
Mr.. Rowland Beech of Arlington ave-
nue. and Miss Roslin Cabeming of Linden
avenue are to be married the latter part
of this month.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-02

STATE OF NEW JERSEY. DEPARTMENT
To ali to whom these presents may come.
Greeting:-
whereas. in the judgment of all the stock
holders Of The American Transfer Company.
\ corporation organized under the laws of this
state. it has been deemed advisable and most
for the benefit of such corporation that the
same should be dissolved before the eSpira-
tion of the time limited in its certificate OF
organization. as appears by a duly executed
ana attested certificate Of consent in writing
III ALI the stockholders of said corporation thar
tbe same should be dissolved, which said con-
sent having been deposited in my office;
Nov therefore. I, George Wurts, Secretary OF
state Of the State Of New Jersey, being sat
is6ed by due proof that the requirements OF
IAN Act concerning corporations (Revision OF
1sq6l = approved April 2lss. 1896, relative 10 the
dissolution of corporations, have been fully
complied with by ting said corporations, DO
Hereby Certify that the The American Trans
far company did, on the twenty-flrst day OF
April. 1898. nle in my office a duly executed
and attested certificate of consent to the dis
solution Of said corporation by all the stock
holders thereof. which said certificate OF con-
sent is now on file in ny said office, as pro-
vided by lew.
In Testimony Whereof, | have hereto set my
hand and affixed my official seal. at
RI. 81 Trenton. this twenty-irst day of
April. A.. D.. eighteen hundred
GEORGE wURTS.
I. 80. Secretary of State.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-02

day, and then the success OF the Demo-
cratic candidate.
The leading candidates from the county
are Messrs. Wyckoff and Hutchinson.
Both are active eampaigners. n there
will be a nip and tuck fight wee them.
Should it result in a quarrel then the
nomination may go to the city. Mr..
Wyckoff has covered the ground pretty
thoroughly already, n Mr.: Hutchinson
is not Idle by any means. All the farmers
know them well, which makes the strug-
gle very interesting. Should troubles
waters arise and it is found necessary TO
use oil to calm them, perhaps General
Skirn would be the man for the occasion.
The Democrats have not lest all hope Of
carrying the county. and they Will put
their best foot foremost when the oppor-
tune time arrives.
hs lh 1 don caas1t LOT i she wa a0mana w var e sena-
tor Stokes seeks a reelection. and he IS
opposed by former AsSemblyman Minch.
Senator Hoffman4would like to go back
from Atlantic He will likely have an ac-
tive Democratic competitor. Former Sem
ator Smith is a candidate in Ocean. 1t is
all one way there-Republican to the core.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-02
EIGHT PLANS RECEIVED.
Results Of h preliminary Com
petition for the Frsr Library.

pptftTUH 70
When the time for handing in prelimi-
nary drawings for a new Free Library ex-
pired on Saturday night last at six o'clock
DR.. Leonard ]. Gordon of the Committee
in charge, had eight packages and ali
from local architects. Professor Hamlin,
the advising architect to the Board, will
open this afternoon each package and
mark each sheet of drawings, and when
All are marked the sealed envelopes will
be handed to the President of the Board
OF Trustees. An examination of the
Cravings will take place and two will be
selected therefrom. The authors of these
designs fer the general competition. Jer-
sey City architects taking part in the pre-
liminary competition should retain trac.
they fail In the preliminary competition
they may elaborate their drawings for
the general competition.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-02
REFERENDUM AGAIN.

Ettweed Pomeroy Of the Direct Legisla-
ton League of Newark last night deliv-
cred a very entertaining lecture on THE
Referendum as a Means to Preserve and
Enlarge the Rights of the People at the
Hudson City Turn Verein Hall, Webster
avenue
The 1ecture was given Under the aus
r,ices of the Committee on Intellectual
Culture of the Verein. Mr.. Pomeroy elo-
0uentIy advocated the adoption of the
referendum by the State and nation, and
cited its success in Switzerland.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-02
PUBLIo LIBRARY CIRCULATION.

The record of circulation of books for
home reading for the week ending April
80. 1895. was as follows:-General works,
%; philosophy, IS; religion, 10; sociology.
s44; pIilology. IS; natural science 4so; use
full arts. Is; ire arts, g; hterature DOL
1917; biography, 152, travels, 1853. Total,
9,StS.
OF this number there We're delivered
through the delivery stations. $3.50:
Number Of borrowers registered during
the week, 50.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-02

Just what the effect of this battle may
be, 1t Is not easy to forecast. No doubt
Ii viii create In Spain two absolutely OPP
posite currents Of feeling. In the quota
lions from some Of the Madrid news
papers, we see one impulse Of passion at
work. The cry for revenge. is deep and
furious. The demand that the govern
ment fit up merchant vessels to prey
upon our commerce shows that the tiger
spirit of the hybrid Saracen and Goth is
far from being tanned, and that the pride
and ignorance 81 many centuries evolu-
ton is not to be enlightened by a single
chastisement.
On the other hand, the speech of Senior
silve1a, in the Spanish Cortes. indicates
that some oil the wiser statesmen of the
kingdom realize the hopelessness, the
futility Of the struggle. and are more
than willing to end it as soon as Spanish
honor is satisfied. Just when this in
terestins point may be reached, it is hard
to tell. Honor Isl satiated in a Partisan
duel By an interchange Of harmless shots.
Perhaps q single sound thrashing may be
enough for Spain. More likely, however,
the spirit Of revenge will for a while re-
tain the upper hand and the chance of
sinking even a single American ship, or
of throwing q couple Of hundred shell
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-02
ST. JosHPH's PICNIC.

The %parishioners of st. Joseph's Church,
Hoboken, are arranging for the annual
parish excursion to Boynton Beach Grove,
June rs. The affair will be in charge Of
a committee composed of Police Com
missioner Patrick Hayden. John Ryan,
lanes Ryan. Richard Butler. Edward
Butler and members of the Holy Name
Society. The proceeds will be used in
Aid of the new church In the course of
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-02
FIRE BIZ LAMP EXPLOSION.

A fire broke out at half-past nine o'clock
Saturday Right in the apartments of
James McGregor. on the second floor of
the third-story tenement No. 1854 Seventh
street. and damaged some of the furni-
ture. Ii was caused by lamp explosion.
But slight damage was done to the house.
which IS owned by Daniel Cleary.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-02
HoBoKEN,s SCHOOL COMMITTEES

President Edward Russ of the Hoboken
Commissioners of Public instruction has
appointed the following committees for
the new fiscal year.
School Observation-Disclosures. CARING,
Hicks and Vail.
ling.
Wnsdheim.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-02
DECORATED FOR MAY DsvoTIoNs

Under the direction of the Children of
Mary of our Lady Of Grace Church, Ho-
boken. the altar of the Blessed Virgin
was decorated with floral effects yester-
day. in honor Of the May devotions
v. nj. service. The choir of the Chill
dren Of Mary sang the service. which IN
cluded litany and rosary. and the Rev
al The services will be held every
evening in the church during the month
AZ May WFA
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-02
ENTS.
Continuous Performances az the
Academy OF .7usic.

The summer season of continuous per-
formances at the Academy of Music COM
mences this afternoon. The stock COM
pany presents Sydney Grundy's popular
light comedy. The Arabian Nights n
addition a number of leading vanGevite
people will introduce their clever special
ties. Another feature Will pc LlihIere s
Cinematograph exhibition, showing all
latest views.
The management beg to assure the pub
lie that the entertainments to be present.
cd during the season will be of such a ma
tlIre that ladies and children can safely
attend without being shocked by sueges-
tive and vulgar sayings on the stage Men
and women who caEnot create laugnler
wiSt,oui ~yulgarity will not be engaged by
Mr.. Sackett. There will be two perform,
ances every day. The prices are IL, ~
and g cents.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-02
FISHING ON TIE pIoTUEEsQUEER1

The Erie has just issued a new de
larged edition Of It's fishing book, which
win be OF much Interest to anglers. III
water game fish and methods of CATCH
ing them, the book contains a directory
of the best localities. with concise infoE-s
marion as to distances, rates OF fare, cost
ed catches. The book is handsomely Illus
trated and can be obtained from ticket
agents or on application to the General
Passenger Agent.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-02
M1HKAEwAs' HoUsEWAaM1rG.

The exterior and Interior work on the
extension of the Minkakwa Club House is
about completed. with the exception OF
the painting. The club has decided I'd
open the enlarged headquarters with d
-housewarming. The final arrangements
for this event Will be completed this even
ing 1t the regular meeting of the club.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-02
10 HONOR Mr.. oO1s.

r il Anchor Association Of Hoboken, Of
which Councilman-elect Hugo Ochs is
Treasurer, will banquet the new Alder-I
ma from the First ward tonight.
The banquet will he given in the rooms
ass0ciation, Washington and New
ark Streets. * large number Of Hoboksn
politicians have been invited TO attend the
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-02
ERIE RAILROAD IMPROVEMENTS

The progress of erecting the train plat
form sheds and laying the concrete plat
forms at fhe Erie depot is progressing
raDidqv. The t outer platforms w
sssreadv been laid and sheds for them
erecfeds small army OF men are EN-
ployed IN the construction Of the sheds.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-02
FILL ON TUE

Frank Moore OF No. l Hoboken avenue
slipped upon the sidewalk IN Palisade
last night and was badly cut about
the Hip. The wound was dressed at Christ
Hospital.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-02
ED UCATIONAL.
The State Normal
and Model Schools.

The fall term of the State Normal and Model
Schools will open Tuesday, september Ism;
Entrance examinations for the Normal School
viii be held June It'll, Sth and 9th. Applicants
for admission to the Norman School on certih-
Gates must file their applications with the
PRINCIPAL before June 18th. Applications for
admission to the Model School Will be re-
csived as in the past.
For further Information. address the
Principal. j. NJ. GREEN. Trenton, N. J.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-02
IN cHANcERY 81 NEW JERsEY.

Between Thomas f. Moran. complainant. and
Theresa Celeste Moran. defendant.
In partition.
The sale Of the lands and premises No. 1903
waveriy street. Jersey CITY, advertised TO be
sold in said partition proceedings on the nine
tenth day Of April 1898. at the hour Of one
o'clock r. NJ. was adjourned to be held On
the premises. No. los Waverly street, Jersey
CITY, on the third day of May 1898. at the
hour OF two o'clock P. NJ.
GEORGE #. wERTS,
Special Master.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-02
LOST.


LOST-AFTER 1880 O'CLOCK LAST
Friday. a brown paper package con-
tanning field glasses. Probably left on
Bayonne car reaching ferry at l2;SO
o.eiock or on Desbrosses street ferry boat.
Reyrard OF S5 will be given for return of
same 10 store. No. 724 Grand street.
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fIklgcE A:glp rRloE
vhs Feature. OF the. ,ioney. and slo,

|. 49, sl-ii hInrktts. ~ tsTifi 5llNN
NEW YORK. June 2s.--aioncy on call
easy ati@lA per cent last loan IA per
cent. Prime mercantile paper sdi per
cent. Sterling exchange firm with ac-
tuai business In bankers bills at 81 SOY
8i's5x for demand and at 81 SiKQ
4 SAN for GO days: posted rates 81 $50
Sdh; commercial bills 81 S3d4 say.
silver certificates 59Rc.i Bar silver 59lac.
Mexican dollars 45Ec. ,-ss- 4
Some OF the irduatrlaa specia,ties nd
varced In the early trading to-day on
the pool buying In support or Individual
causes, but Il rea&zlng movement later
In Tobacco and Brcokiyn Transit un-'
settled prices ard wiped out all but u
few gains. The marke. was very mar
row and professional, stocks which We're
strong yesterday being sold to realize
lo-daN sugar, Peoples Gas, Pullman,
Consolidated Gas, Tobacco and Brook
I'm Transit. and In a Slight degree Man.
haitian, all enjoyed their periods Of
strength. The grangers at one time
stiTened UP to about last nights close
ON strength In Rock Island due 10 in
Side support and In part TO BurllngtoR4,
favorable May statement, showing an
Increase In gross of 1856. and In the
surplus after charges OF s202S96. But
tho suspension for the present OF the
grain movement and the Knowledge
that the current earnings Of the grang-
ers are falling below last years aver.
age brought realizing and fractional
declines. Union Pacific preferred was
quite a marked sufferer from the re-
DOrtS nf m N ruttI In tro ~ NJ -
tai passenger business. The railroad
list was very much neglected for tho
most part, the demand for stocks hav-
Ing apparently died away entirely In
spite OF many favorlng conditions OF
business and the continued ease In
money which seems to show no effect
whatever from any demand 10 meet
July obligations or to take UP the gov
eminent loan. The very light demand
for stocks Is not accompanied by any
pressure TO sell large amounts, and the
result Is an almost stagnant market, in
which there Is nothing to indicate any
change The new tax on issues, transfers
and sales Of stock certificates contin-
ues TO absorb large amount OF Htten-
tlon In Wall street, where the opinion
prevails that unless It's LITERAL provis-
ions can be successfully combatted In
the courts or legally evaded, they will
largely curtall professional speculation
and operations by room traders for q
quick return In the price OF stocks.
Bonds reflect the pressure OF avail
able money for profitable employment
and prices continue to advance. Total
sales s2,6400 600.
U. 8. old As coupon and the IS ad-
vanced Y In the bid price.
The total sales OF stocks to-day were
26l, 200 shares. fEsf
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< Hi y l. 81 IfH "
bFards hard tprins patents 81 i5GS co.,
baEefs - 2td3 20. ". q
X Whtat-No z spring cyclic. No. .
spring e9s775c: No. 2 rid &c.
corr-So. 2, 3ldslae; No. 2 yellow
3lssI3llsc. i't
oa,s-No 2. ?lSc; No. white &c;
No, siwhIte s3Mc. NH 3NF n
2 Rye-No.2 ?, i2c y
Barley-S0 13bc. 5t.i
Fiaxsted-No, !. 81 90. .l,isl
MISUNDERSTANDING 81 fod2 65.
Pork-aiets per laurel 80 5000 So.
Lard-Per leo ibs s. 1905 80.
Short ribs--Sides Co0se) IS ZOOS 20;
dry saited Shoulders (boxed) iAd5c:
short clear sldeS (boxed) 80, 7oa5 so.
Butter-Mnrket steady! creameries II
9l6c: dair!cs iihll3isa s,{sf
EggS-steady: fresh l0c.
The leading futures ranged as follows;