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get we'll. Hurrah for Hardin, he
has secured me five days furlough.
| believe | will 60 to Chattanooga by
rail and report at hospital there.
Fridav, Nov. Isl arose at 4, bade
goodbye to my messmates and others
(tears would Gomez, and, in company
with Ben Hill, my Oxford chum, who
is also sick, walked to the Chattanoo~
ga railroad depot. Happened Just in
time for the cars, arrived at Tullahoma
about o'clock, distance 81 miles. Hav-
ing no transportation, we PAID w W
each. Went at once to hospital, found
one of our best friends, Dr.. Peoples, as
an assistant. We, Of course, in his
hands, Jared well. Weather cloudy
and cold. Oh, my gracious, how sick
| do feel.
Saturday, Nov. 29--Clear and cold.
Our friend, DR.. Peoples, gave us let,
ter to the Med. Div, Dr.. Stout, OF
Chattanooga.
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Here is one of Robert 'Crawford's

Here is one of Robert 'Crawford's
stories about Uruguay: 1.-Two men sur-
prised farmer and his wife in their
little hut while It WAS broad daylight.
The man wa, seized and bound and the
two villains proceeded to tortue lin
TO make him disclose the hiding place
Of his hoard. The wife begged and
pleaded as the horrors increased, the
man proving oodurate. Finally she
said she would tell them wh4r" the
treasure was if they would follow her.
One Of the two accordingly went over
to the chest in the corner with her.
She opened IL, fumbled about inside of
it for moment until she found what
she was looking for. In another
moment the thief at her side was dead
and his fellow covered by a large re-
volver In the hands Of Il small but
eager woman of the people. He got
away before she could quite make up
her mind to shoot him, too. Then
the husband was released and the
neighbors, some miles away, called in
Word was finally taken to the central
police authority Of the State; the
officers came, viewed the dead thief
and identified him as their attorney
general. 1t is not unlikely" Mr..
Crawford adds, that his accomplice
was the judge Of the criminal court"
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GRENADA. Miss, April 6, 1895

Mr.. NJ, Fatheree. Gen. Agt.,
Greenwood, Miss,
Du,r .Sir:--I desire to express my
thanks to the Mutual Reserve Fund
Life Association OF New York, for
check No. 14,593, for $4,000 90, on
National Park Bank. New York, same
being in full settlement for policy No.
lac, 90, issued on the life of my late
husband, Caswell c. Peete, same being
Maid before due as per terms OF con-
tract cheerfully recommend the
Company to any Une wishing TO take
out life insurance.
(Signed) MRS; +. !; FEEpE. p.,
had taken an ordinary life policy in an
old system company, and paid the same
amount in premiums a. he nd the
Mutual Reserve, his heirs would only
have received one thousand and seven
ty.Sve dollars (s1,O75 10Y. Gain by
being insured In the Mutual Reserve
nine hundred and twenty-five dollars
1926 OO).
Apl II, 6m, alt wky
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a Vile
Inheritance.

Ecrpfuldis the most obstinate Of blood
troubles, and is often the result OF an
inherited taint IN the blood. s. 8. 8.
is the only remedy which goes deep
enough to reach Scrofula; it forces out
every trace Of the disease, and cures
the worst cases.
NV son. Charlie, was afflicted from infancy
,-4AL sorof,,ln and he suffered 70 that 1t WnA
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Jas. Pryor & Co.

Jules Cambon, French ambassador,
who conducted the peace negotiations
for Spain at Washington, comes OF a
diplomatic family and his brother, Paul,
is now French Ambassador at Con
stantinoplc. He served for awhile a.
the head Of onr Of the grea, depart
ments Of France. and was finally gov
ernor general of Algeria, one ol H.
highest officers in the French service
He remained in that position till about
six months ago, when he was ~r,.. ia
Washington AS ambassador.
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Heavy, unwholesome bread is sspe-
cislly deadly this hot weather. Avoid
Il as you would the yellow fever. Go
n Moore's bakery and get fresh, light,
wholesome bread, rolls, cakes, etc.
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MENKEN'S
Emporium
Is The Place toBuy
I'LL
y

The Largest Store In the South-Equal to
thirty stores under one roof.
Every Article Of Wearing Apparel for men,
women and children, ready to wear
as we'll as the material to make
them. .#.T
Every Article for the Household, from
kitchen to garret-Furniture, Car
pets, Curtains and Chinaware.
You Take No Risk. We stand behind
our goods-they must be rs repre-
seuted or we take them back.
Same price to all-everything
marked in plain figures.
Send for Cataosue. II you leave selec.
tion 10 us we guarantee satisfaction
If not; send for samples.
Should You Visit the City, make our store
your headquarters. We have Law
atories, reading rooms, writing
desks and parlOrs for the accom-
modation OF visitors. We have
room for all and all are welcome.
Mail all orders direct to the firm.
The J. s. Menken Company,
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Bridge Notice,

Ordered by the Board that the Clerk
advertise for bids for building bridge
over Buttputta Creek, District No. 2,
middle road) and on Bowen's Branch,
District No, 2, Providence road, also
one on Parsons Bayou, District No. 3,
Road No. 4. Bids to be received at
September meeting.
J.. G.. PERRY, Clerk.
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Dissolution Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned. url,c the
firm name OF Hnrgctt 4 Penn, o: Gre.
NADIA, Miss, doing cattle hH.in,s~
was dissolved by mutual consent TN
june S, 1898. the said Hargett assur4-
ing all resources and liabilities OF III"
firm. S. HARGETT,
L. A. PENN
Aug is. 81.
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Bridge Notice.

Ordered by the Board that the Clerk
advertise for bids for building bridge
over Clark's Creek, Road No. 9 and TO-
District No. 8, Bids to be received at
September meeting.
J.C. PERRY, Clerk.
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will hold examinations Saturday,
Sept. 3rd, to award scholarships in
the "A. X NJ. College, at Starhville,
and the I. I. & c., at Columbus. Gre
NADIA county is entitled to two w
scholarships in each.
O. F. LAWRENCE,
Grenada, Miss, Co. Supt' Id
Aug l6, 1895.
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impossible 70 dress him
for three years. HIS
head and body wore o
mass Of sores, aUd his
eyesisht also became
affected. No treatment
as.spared that we
thought would relieve
him but he grew worse
until his condition wa;
indeed pitisble. I had
almost despatNd OF his
ever being cured. when
BY the advice OF z friend
We gave him 8. 8. 8.
iewift's 1pecifiO). A de-
The herald., 1898-09-11
UNIVERSITY NOTES

Lee Gates and family, of 1906 South
Flower street have returned home from
a vacation of month at Santa Monica
Mrs. II. Burton Williamson and daugh-
ters Lillian and Estella are at home
again, after an outing at Long Beach
DR.. S. L. wellington, formerly of Nc
Clintock street. has removed to $40 West
Thirty-seventh street.
Mrs. B. F. Tilden Of West Thirty-sev-
enth street Is seriously i'll with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. F. c. Dorrance and family OF
West Thirty-seventh street are spend
ing few days at Catalina.
Thomas Vigus Of 3435 South Flower
street is in San Francisco on business
trip.
Professor Mary e. Plimpton. together
with her sisters Helen and Stella, are
again at their home on West Thirty
sixth street
c. E. Robinson of the Northwestern
university visited his former friends at
University the past week. He returns
to Evanston on Tuesday.
John Hoffer and family Of Norwalk
nave located at 1121 West Jefferson
street.
President G. w. White of the univer-
Thursday evening.
Professor and Mrs. o. P. Phillips spent
4 vacation of a week at Catalina.
Ralph M. Sprawls Of Wesley avenue
nas returned from an extended stay al
Whittier.
Mrs. R. n. Paul Of Tucson, Ariz., has
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been visiting Mrs. j. M. Guiggle of 3441
South Flower street the past week.
Mrs M. e. Phillips has gone to Lin
coin, Neb., where she will Join DR.. Phil.
Lips, who was formerly dean of the col.
lege.
Miss Nj. Lura Whitlock Of West Thir.
ty-eighth street has been reelected pro.
fessor Of history in the Pomona high
school for the ensuing year.
Miss Susie Jones of Ontario will at.
tend the college this winter. She will
reside with her brother Philo Jones, or
Thirty-eighth street between Vernon,
and McClintock streets.
Allen Pierson Of Thirty-sixth street
is slowly recovering from a severe case
of blood poisoning, resulting from a cut
Melvin, the 11-year-old son of Ed
Hughes, who was badly injured last
week at Agricultural park, is able to be
about again, and serious results are nc
longer feared.
tendent Of Methodist missions for Ari-
zona, is at his home on West Thirtieth
street for a few days.
Miss Kate Christy Of Phoenix, Ariz.,
who was visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John F.
Mullen at 2909 South Main street, has
returned to her home.
Foster c. Wright Of Thirty-eighth
street. has leased the University Cour-
ier and plant. and will assume control of
the paper this woek. Mr.. Jones, the
old publisher, is managing the Union
Iron works on East First street
Harry Leland. we'll known to Univer-
sity people, has secured a position with
the Southern Pacific company as tele-
grapher at Bakersfield.
Professor L. j. Stabler has removed
with his family from $40 West Thirty
seventh street to 1864 West Thirteth
street.
The herald., 1898-09-11
Omaha Visitors

Last weeks California visitors at tn,
Omaha exposition were as follows:
Los Angeles-Estella Barrett, G. W. Rey
nolds, Daisy Boyce. w. s. Livingood, P. J
Mcdonald and son. Mrs. Sherman Page
Miss Jessie L. Page. H. V. Mention, c. Ber
telson, Mrs. S. NJ. Walker, F. Edna Walker
r. B. Hubbard.
San FrancisceHenry Wilbur, Mrs. H
N. Wilbur, H. G. Thatcher and son, NJ. E
Connell, Agnes Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. c
Winthrop Goues.
San Mateo-Joseph P Britt.
Santa Rosa-M. r. Rhoades.
Pasadena-Nfiss Anna Miller.
San Diego-C. w. Stubbs
Lemon Grove-W. E. Burgess
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LOS ANGELES PIONEERS
W. II. Workman Elected President
Committees Selected

The board of directors Of the Pioneers OF
Los Angeles county met last evening and
elected the following officers for the So
ciety for the ensuing year: William H.
Workman, president; H. D. Barrows. first
vice president; NJ. Kremer. second vice
president; Louis Roeder. treasurer; J. NJ.
Quinn, secretary.
The following named members were ap-
pointed a musical committee: Louis Roe
der, NJ. Kremer, B. s. Eaton, ]. c. Dotter.
Mrs. S. c. Yarnel.
The following were constituted literary
committee: H. D. Barrows, ]. NJ Quinn,
]. W. Gillette, NJ. F. Quinn, Mrs. D. G.
Stephens.
The membership committee consists Of
the following named gentlemen: August
Schmidt, NJ. Iced, NJ. F. Quinn.
The finance committee consists OF George
W. Hazard. G. N. Wilson, Joel B. Parker.
The society was reported in a flourishing
condition. Two hundred and eight men,
bers have been enrolled, and after paying
all it's debts has over one hundred dollars in
the treasury.
The herald., 1898-09-11
Home Made Beer

The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
he Los Angeles Brewing company was
held at the Office Of the company on East
Main street last week and the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year:
?. Max Kuehnrch. president and treas
urer; Edw. Mathie, vice president and su-
perrin tendent; W. S. Wright secretary; r..
Doernberger and Joseph Nuelle, directors.
The herald., 1898-09-11
Miss Setter Out of Jail

Annie Seller. the latest victim Of the Tile
gal methods Of the police detectives, was
admitted to bail yesterday by Justice Nor
r.son. Mrs. Isabella Chris ianson and Fred
Hoppe qualified on her bond, which was for
$500 The young woman was TO have been
examined on the charge of stealing $500
from Mrs. I. Kennedy of Orange street. but
the examination was postoned until the
14th inst
The herald., 1898-09-11
More Help Needed

Mr.. Cruikshank of the United States Ian
office has applied to the land commissioner
at Washington for an allowance of addi.
tional help. The recent rush for the re-
stored railroad lands has resulted in piline
up such an extensive volume Of work as to
render the present meager force inadequa te
to handle it. The officials at the land office
are anxiously awaiting official instructions
AS the situation stands at present it will
require many months to stra.ghten out
the accumulated matter
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Will Explain His Position

President John j. Valentine of the Wells,
Fargo Express company will be in Los An
gees Monday, and will meet the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers of the city at
D. m. in the association rooms in the
Laughln block to explain the position Of
the company on the inland revenue bills
provisions. All merchants. manufacturers
and shippers are requested TO be present.
The herald., 1898-09-11
Caught in the Cogs

Vern Blanchard was treated at the receiv-
ing hospital yesterday for badly lacer-
a ed knee He is employed in the press
room Of the Times and climbed on the plat
form at the side Of one Of the presses to talk
with another employe. Blanchard rubbed
his right knee against the cogwheel, with
the result that he flesh was badly torn.
No bones were broken.
The herald., 1898-09-11
A SICK SOLDIER
Harry Judson Of Battery D Danger
ously Ill

OuSly LII
Harry F. Judson. the 1s-year-old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Judson, and one Of The
members of Battery D. has been danger
ously i'll with typhoid fever in San Fran.
cisco. A telegram received yesterday by
friends In this city stated that he begin,
to show some Improvement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson are old settlers o1
Los Angeles, and have many friends who
will regret to hear Of the serious illness O.
their pormising son. Mrs. Judson write!
from San Francisco that Harry is receiv
ing excellent care, but as she is not per
hitted to attend him, would like to enter
the convalescent hospital as Red Cross
assistant to be near her son. An effor
will be made through the state president
Mrs. Harrington, to have her admitted, Il
possible.
The herald., 1898-09-11

Latest styles wall paper at A. A. Eek
strom's, 3A South Spring street.
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nocK PRIVILEGES SOUGHT.

,.,-v D Steers appeared before the Dock Board
-. meeting yesterday afternoon as q representa-
=, the Westchester Country Club. and asked
u'' - ~, behalf o, the club 10 fence In two
p.sres feet OF marsh land each way from the club
80. near city Island. The club desires to keep
.~.v h.,hers and pleasure-seekers' who are an an
soyance to the members. The request was referred
~ the treasurer. ~,
An application was received from the Erie kali
a Cor the renewal OF the lease OF the westerly
- =, new pier No. :. East River. for ten years
a. g 800 year. The railroad also asked PERMISSION
- 80, an Office 10 the American Fruit company
~ ~ me bulkhead at Piers Nos. 20 and 2, North
RIVER Both applications were reie''ed 10 inc "eA'
urer. >,. oor,r,a,doa tho nurchase
-. go foot OF the hundred feet next 10 ana
sser.h of Perry-st.. IN order TO widen West-st at
Nat nolnt The Sinking Fund Commission was re-
.rs,sS m take the action The city has been try
IT, 10 acquire this property for five years
n executive session the resignation or james can
my he foreman OF ship carpenters. was accepted
ard James G. Shand. OF No. Sls East Thrty -hith-st
US APPOINTED temporary Dockmaster for Ricnmond
County, at a salary OF $3.50 year
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Norfolk, Feb 25-coton nrm; middiing 55se; low mid
ding 1-lGe good ordinary. $40 Receipts LET eales
exports coasw!se 542 ba.es sales 50 bales STOCK - 30
bales Weekly receipts, 627s bales exports coast"ise
562s bales, sa.es. ]. i2s bales. -
Augusta, FEB 25-cottoa hrm: midslinz. olsc low
niddlng 5c. Receipts 4Os bales shipments $50 bale.
bales Weekly s2Z bales gross. 2y15 ba.es
shipments, 6.395. bales; sales. 4,l4i ba.es
Cincinnati. Feb 2J.-cOtton qulet and firm, m!od!ng
5&c low m!ddlng. 5sc, good ordinary, 5isc tecelpts
l3oi bales shipments i.s6J ba.es. stock 300 ba.es
Weekly receipts. s3o bales shipments o3o2 baes sa.es
30l bales al splnners.
middlng ii-lGc good Ordinary. &c. Net receipts 7s3
bales. 2j7- ta.es exports q Great bra.n o0@s
bales. the Continent. 2f5 bales stock. ff3 bales
weekly net receipts 756 bales. gross. 500 bales *
bales; coastwise. $500 bales
savannah Feb Cotton quiet and steady; mitfing
5a.c good Ordinary 7iGc Receipts 2?3 bales exports
coastw- lO5S bales sales 81 bales stock. corrected
9'soi bales. Weekly receipts 20 PSI bales. exports 70
Great Britain 5.s1j bales. Continent 1855 bales
coastwse l04j0 bales sa.es 1902 bales CorrcctioaDe
Britain. and bales TO the Continent
St Louis. Feb Cotton steady. mcti!ns. ii-iec
low md.!ng . 1-I6c. good ordinary. 3-ec. Net re-
cep;s. 40 bales, gross. lo7J ba.es shipments, 10
receipts 1853 bae gross 1850 bales shipments j. go
bales: sales. 2.2BJ bales
midf!inc 3sc. goot ord nary BIC Nei receipts. 40
ba.es gross. l52S bales shipments 4773 bales sales
100 bales stock 1905 li507 bales. 1881 li992d ba,es
Weekly net receipts zoos bales gross. 1882 balss
NeH-Orieans. Feb. Cotton firm. mlins SIC. low
mltdng 5i9ct good ordinary, Sc Net receipts s5ol
bales gross 97sJ bales; exports 9 Great Bs,a 6t'e
bales 70 the Continent 2ie7 bales coasnse 100 hass
gross t3.S72 bales exports Grcl, Britain. $40
bales TO the Continent. 7s4s bales coastwise 10 7oS
February Il. 1922 bales; 18th 1890 bales 2ist. asos
bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26
70 ExAuIyE IMMIGRATION METHODS.

captaln Carlo Talamanca OF the Royal Italian
Navy appointed Special Commissioner by the
Italian Government 10 Investigate immigration
methods here as TO restriction and deportation. par
tlcuisrly as they apply 10 italian immigrants. pre-
,.n.ed letters yesterday 10 Dr. Ross the residen:
.eent Q. the Italian Government for the Port or
New-York DR.. Rossi escorted Capta'o Talamanca
10 the Barge ONCE and immigration Station and in
troauced him 10 the heads OF the various depart
rnenfs Captain Talamanca was arrayed in the full
uniform o. the Italian Navy and made quite pct-
uresque appearance. He will remain here until
March l5 He arrived on the Trojan Prince Thurs
day Captain Talamanca refused 10 discuss the ex
Vloson IN the harbor o, Havana or 10 venture any
opinion TO what he thought was the cause OF the
disaster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev-York. February % 1895.
COFFEE-There a fair business transacted in Bra
lillian coffee futures today with but ;e disturbance
TO previous prices. There cable news from klp
and Santos the Brazilian markets being closed on account
Of holidays and the q European cable accounts
altogether satisfactory. yet market opened
steady at unchanged prices and improved little without
particular TO explain the change for the better
There selling pressure and conservative local
shorts. easily alarmed prices tried 20 cover
The situation legitimate strength IN the
large liberal United warehouse deliveries
DC. 500 baCs1 tendency toward smaller
American visible supply figures Sales the call were
limited 10 $50 bags but by the business had in
creased TO 1880 bags and FOR the entire session 5000
bags. with the market finally steady with prices .
points lower points higher Switching was a
considerable part OF to-days business spot BTazian
coffee ruled quiet and nosanally unchanged: No RIO
invoice lots G1.c. and tobSing parcels, csc. $4,000,
Havrs cable reports total Havre stocks at l.ofzVr
bags lncluding 76S 900 bags brazilian against lOidco
bags and 771,0oO bags week
Mid cofrees steady all day with a moderate
business about former pricea Sales Included 200 Bag
Naracaito bags Savanlia private terms we
quote Maracaibo Gi.GI3.c; Cucuta. -. alec Jamaica
TGl4hc: Guayra Ga ql6i3c: Savanilla. 1hgl1t1c;
Mexican. Td1Se Central American. NeHlsc costa ltca
9Ql6iac; coffee in parchment, 5Gsc mocha, leQletc'
Padang interior 23T2ii2c; fancies 2IQ3Oc-
The Of contract prices to-day was as follows;
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Cash quotations a toows-F1our quiet; No 2
r. !: cess os :. go Sc corn izoSa2skS 10 yellow
-. a. 10 oats 20 40 ~h'e' a557oa ..
~ ha,..ss 81 %. w. 81 PGmee timothy seed
. Saa' 5 So : sSssio loose TO- 5.'s s.
So IN sailed shoulders Cboxed) 500; short eiea:
- ne Ptse ESsnsnes iesy ne butter ns..et Tas
s.sae. EGGS, fresh. lac.
~ So Cora easier ~ mixed si.so. Oats quiet;
Sc Bsfncst. .ssy s & IS bacon steady So Wis
g. sgie, 81 ~ Butter nrm. Sugar steady Eggs quiet.
u Cheese steady.
NsegN. - spring e4c MAY s. o. Rys duN' as N
!, zone Barley steady No 2 4lg4i'se: samples S'S
Minneapolis Feb. G-whes, weak; February eIte;
Ssy co. g9o<o. July. s3s No hard. 81 pr.; NO !
5 Soi.er o Flour du hrs patents s. glase .acoES
H. ~, s. s'gss Bran in bulk sic9slo 90 sacked o'
Philadelphia FEB 25-wheat was nc lower. Contract
sl's February and March. 99-cQ$l: April and May
49,, c',n aFm =. Hi1eo e' la cav 40 3
.'ae9ftc April and MAY nomlna4 Oats s,ea.y ~ ~ g.,
.his February End March. SSgS.c April ana o Ms y.
shs Butter steady fancy Wesern S,eamsiy ga gr
re-, nearby and Western. l5c Cheese dull and weak
Te. OK factory fui creamery itney GO, sGo
es snd 1900 sacks % 600 bush corn. 275 092
cas- 1000
s s. & Fss rsr5 2gls SsJ s Wsss'T fsS
rysr re- eAsn eie' S stGr' ~ ~ gSc5 cash
Ssgs%e Corp-spel s,esa y: No cash 2I4e February.
shssge4 70 an el.yaor &c, track 274c; Feer-
q Ss@c May. si'se. July %'-c bid 40 ? "hide
r.,er qo'e'. s,eady. creamery. i5gSoc dairy S9lsS
,Tos9o. Feb 2s-wr ca, lower weak 10 = cash s7'.c
s.l easy. No mixed. &c. Rye duh steady 10 Z
AZ ASr =, G o sse- .s su Una and
Aei2ns- 4so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26

DRuGsTher- VS. arTneT market .or opium a,g VIZ 4,
PTfss ad 20 gef s. 7oss S. mSrp5ne DO
nestle bulk. 81: ounce via.s. g eighths. 81 80.
qun.ne domestic, Tnanufacturers bulk. 2a; toresn
-tur~rs bulk 10; outside holders bulk 2i4-,
HEMP AID JCTE-The market remains str1ns Tor
Manila hemp with good inquiry but spot supplies
quote Manila hemp. spot, 80. DO shipment &c. DO
81 raert United Kingdom. 4Asc ssal spot 4sc. 20 ship
" double triangle ana equal. -sc. DO shipment L 3 =
nominal. jue butt, SPOT paper quality aalc, o. snip
ment paper quality "a sc. do mixing nominal 90 bag
HIDES ,.oas .AFTs Win Ca, s3,nParotys dy
Maanoras n bond -5ilc oringo9 u. Boeota. 10.
iG.c. Centra American i5,sc; Galveston l';e Puerto
,,e...d iu bond lie. Savana. IL. Texas. l3c Mata-
0rar f2i.c. wet-saitci Havana as they run, IN bond
sossc: city-saushter native s,seis Hail 4att
cows Io0l0c counry-slaughier native steers. lOisa
40 .TrIiiifR~,vith a. fair sales movement market
held teady 10 firm without important change IN prices
bu holders anxious sellers and supplies WeTe
.sygy,c. seconds lgaisi:c: thirds lIis ls'.c. acid
~ selection 81. a22.c seconds ssg2oise; thirds
a. sackS az middle heavy sIaa-c seconds heavy.
:gQ2Sc thirds. 21r5',; hFtj backs COW. 80 -
S.' a--is 2-,4aO,. thirds 27Qcsc. bellies $50 lGc
brflrr butts a3a3,c. Texas oak scle. .2n2ec. 49,.
Nh -, .,.raava situation continued strength
copper being st the leading ieA,nre In pa, IN, mare
closed to-day strong. with spo, = May 81 g. 90.
Was ais nrT closing si4 logsii 20 for spo; TO ATrii
gt ohevse dulness the rule irn warrants ciosed
e. 40 sI5 l s s. IS s5 S2 fo1 SPOT % Gsy Tday
London cable 20 The Exchange quoted closing prices a.
ioows copper spot $50 q o. falFes 80 :, "a spel-
t,r as .. ca tn spot f64 lie 3D. futures tGj Is %
'eF a. "a Mlldles5oro 40 : foundry fOs nd
comparatively ght and % local johh.ng nature. AZ
the close nrn and practically uchanzet