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Evening star., 1899-03-28
filed. Estate of Samuel n. Hilton; will dat
ed April 90 1891, filed.

Criminal Court No. 1-Justice Clabaugh.
United States agt. Ellen Jones, violating
section 5421, Revised Statutes, United
States; defendant arraigned: plea not
guilty. United States agt. Ellen Jones,
violating section 5421, Revised Statutes,
United States Ctwo cases): order consolidat-
ing cases and jury sworn.
Criminal Court No. 2-Justice Bradley.
United States agt. VIM. Conell, larceny
from the person: defendant arraigned; plea
guilty; sentence suspended and personal
recognzance taken. United States agt.
Charles Williams, larceny; nolle pros.
United States agt. Camillio Salerno and
Maria Famigletti adultery: noile pros.
United States agt. Levi Jackson, house
breaking: do
Evening star., 1899-03-28
$3.50 suits, S4. .08.

Four-ninety- for the finest clay dag
onal wprsteds- unfinished wprsteds and
serges-tbe finest English cheviots and cas-
simeres-in plaids, checks and mixed pat
terms. 1t buys the fine noveity sufts-yes
ties, blouse suits and the like, for which
you pay So 90 elsewhere
Evening star., 1899-03-28
Cl0singOut
The
Antique
Oak.

But few homes in Washington
where there is not a place for many
pieces OF the light-hnished oak-but
it is out of place here. We have
gotten it together, and marked it, in
many cases, as much as 40 per cent
below the regular prices. The furni-
ture is the best that can be made. 1t
is not finished in the color we have
decided to carry hereafter, and that
it may be sold, and sold quickly, we
have put figures on it that a few
months ago would have been out Of
the question. For instance:
twenty-five Bed Room Suites. Heretofore priced
Thirty odd Dressers. Heretofore priced from
Twenty-eight Chironiers. Heretofore priced from
$3.50 to So. 90.
Forty Sideboards. Heretofore priced from $1,000
to $4,000
twenty-five China Cases. Heretofore priced from
$SGJ to $1S5.00.
Thirty-two Extension Tables. Heretofore priced
from s.. 15 To $1,000.
Fourtecn Hall Glasses. Heretofore priced from
Ten Hall Seats Heretofore priced from s7.oo to
S14.OO.
Twelve Hall Racks. Heretofore priced from
Twenty-Five Book Cases Heretofore priced from
$500 to SG5.0O.
Twenty Par1Or and Library Tables. Heretofore
priced from $500 10 5000.
All at from 10 to 40 per cent from
marked prices.
1T ". B. MOSES & SONS.
Evening star., 1899-03-28
S8 silk underskirts. SA.Q8

One OF the strongest lines I'm the house
Is the line of silk nnderskirts Out OF the
Immense stock We shall pick tomorrow a
lot Of fine all-silk taffeta underskirts and
offer them for S49S. All colors-made with
deep corded rufile and hounce-full width
At glance you'll see that they re IS skirts,
Evening star., 1899-03-28
SMALLPOX ABATING.
Three Deaths, However, From Cere
brO-SpinaI Meningitis,

Three deaths from cerebro-spinal menin-
gifts were reported to the District health
officer, DR.. VIM. G. Woodward, today, but
up to a late hour this afternoon no addi-
tonal cases of smallpox have been dis
covered. Premises 1925 Temperance aiiey
and 1925 11th street were released today
from the quarantine placed over them re-
Gently because of the discovery of cases of
smallpox therein.
Evening star., 1899-03-28
S. Suits. SS. 40.

Black and blue cheviots-fancy cheviots-
In double-breasted styles-frem to Is years
Land novelty snits-vesties and the like
--of mixed ell-wcol eassimeres, with plain
cellars, cuffs and vests. trimmed with silk
koutache braid-sizes to years.
Evening star., 1899-03-28
600 shirt waists. SQc.

Previous records In shirt waist selling will
be entirely broken tomorrow by the Offering
we shall make OF 300 on tbe hest made and
most stylish percale and batiste at Sec
which are worth double. They are In an
immense variety Of patterns and In all
sizes HE Offering is all the more import
ant becauAe the season has scarcely begun.
Evening star., 1899-03-28
Taffeta Silks 20c.

Those which created such sensation last
week - handsome taffetas, in light blue
pink, navy, cream, white, cardinal shades
will be offered for day at 29c. yard.
Evening star., 1899-03-28
Silk waists SS.08s

About $50 black taffeta, colored striped
taffeta, some OF which have fronts Of diff
ferent eolored satin and siiks-eiegHntly
tucked and pleated-wiil be sold for S3.9S.
These are waists which were bought TO
sell for $50. They are being sold at
Si.5O about town-yOu've seen them In the
windows.
Evening star., 1899-03-28
49c. cOrsets. 21c.

We have bought especially for toInorrow's
selling a lot Of ladies' corsets-of black.
white and gray eoutil-in all lengths-which
no store In town has ever befofe sold for
less than 49c.-to sell at 2Ic. pair.
Evening star., 1899-03-28

2 2 . y y y y W FsN ~ .
PAIN FROM INDIGESTION, dyspepsia and too
hearty eating is relieved at by taking one of
Carriers Little Liver Pills Immediately after din
ner. Don't forget this
appetizer known Is ANGOSTURA BTTTERS. Try
II. but beware Of limitations. Get the genuine artf-
Gle. manufactured by DIR. j. G. B. Siegert & Sons
Evening star., 1899-03-28
Bordered m1ousseline. gZ5

For II day we shall sell this handsome
summer fabric in dozens of different effects
at 55sc. yard-instead of 121ac.
Evening star., 1899-03-28
Drawers and corset
covers. QlLc

A climax offering-unheard of in the his
tory Of underwear selling. Muslin drawers.
with tucks and hens, and embroidery trim
med, and Y and square-neck corset covers,
Will be sold at 91sc. per garment. The mus
lin In them would cost more
Evening star., 1899-03-28
6Qc. umbrellas. 3Qc.

5-auarter table oileloth-in fancy colors
will be sold for day at S5sc. yard.
Evening star., 1899-03-28
Bneacnned muslin, Sic.

Short lengths of bleached muslin-yard
wide and a very good quality-as many yards
will be sold as you wish to buy, for 37sc.
Evening star., 1899-03-28
Table oifclofh. SIC.

White applique bureau scarfs and shams
will <be sold for a day at l21sc. EACH
Evening star., 1899-03-28
Knee pants. @hc.

Boys blue cheviot knee pants-not all
wool, but with just enough, cotton TO give
them longer life-made with patent button
bands-912c pair. 19c. pants.
Evening star., 1899-03-28
So suits. SIS.

Slack and blue cheyiot serge suits. Jack
etSare all-silk Hned-while the skirts have
tie new loop fastenings They are nhde In
!. the most stylish manner-foi So
Evening star., 1899-03-28
&c, miMmes. SIC. yd j..

Short lengths of pique, in light blue, pink,
orange cardinal and layender--the Sc. quail
fty-but because they are in short lengths
we can sell them for 37sc. yard--but only
- for day.
Evening star., 1899-03-28
;. no CURE A GOLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. An drug
gtsts refund tho money II 1t fails to cure. 26c
TIE genuine has L. B. Q. % each tablet,
Evening star., 1899-03-28
UnbReached muslin S1hc

Yard WIDE closely woven unbleached mus
lin-full yard wide and in full pieces, Will
be sold for this day at 315c.
Evening star., 1899-03-28

English gloria umbrellas, with steel rods
snd Paragon frames, the sort which sells
for 69c. usually, to go this day at 30e.
Evening star., 1899-03-28
Pearl buttons 2hc. {
Clark's 30. N. T." cotton
lAc.

1Oc. packages needles, SC.
Ladies' 'FavOr1te' work basket compan-
needles, instead Of 1Oc. for &c. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1899-03-28
Yard=wide siHesias. 3zac

Yard-wide slesias, in all colors and black
extra heavy twiiTrpot remnants, but full
pieces to be sold at S3sc. instead of Sc. for
a
Evening star., 1899-03-28
$l.OO wrappers, soc.

We shall sell the regular 81 percale wrap
per fol 59c. each. There are but three
hundred Of them-so they won't last the
day out. There are wrapper sales galore
at 5gc,, but they are not 81 garFuents-
not made Of the best percale-not made and
trimmed as these are-eyery garment has
separate waist lining and full skirts.
Evening star., 1899-03-28
Turkish towels, 7Z8c.

B1eacned Turkish towels, heavy quality
43 by lS inches instead of 12Ec., will be
sold for a day at 77sc. each.
Evening star., 1899-03-28
China silks. n5c.

For this Jay we shall sell China silks in
such pretty shades cardinal, cerse, corn,
violet, lavender, cream and black-for 15c.
yard.
Evening star., 1899-03-28
Linen tOweiing, Sic.

All-linen unbleached toweling. with fancy
borders-17 inches .wide-instead Of &c., will
be sold this day for 37Sc.
Evening star., 1899-03-28
l5c. sergeso 9Zac. yd.

Choice of so pieces of doubIe-width serges,
in cardinal, golden, plum, myrtle, navy,
gray and black-such as sells for 15c-for
97sc. yard.
Evening star., 1899-03-28
Brilliantine skirts 69c.

Ladies' figured brilllantIRe skirts for 69c.,
such as are sold about town at 81. l.50-are
all well-made and well-fDished skirts-lincd
and bound perfectly, and are cut on the
newest pattern.
Evening star., 1899-03-28
Bows all=wool suits, S1.29.

300 boys all-wool double-breasted cbeviot
suits, In sizes to 15 years-with pants
having patent button hands-coats with
wide facings and good, linings-will go on
sale for 81 20 tomorrow. Such suit has
never before been sold under 50, and their
value is $3.50.
Evening star., 1899-03-28
Bows waists, l2hc.

A lot of boys Merrimac percale shirt
waists, in an immens. variety Of patterns.
The usual 25c. waist-will be sold for 12h5c.
Evening star., 1899-03-28
Window shades, 6ZAc.
Scarfs & shams. a2gLc.

waterproof felt window shades viii b
sold for day at 67sc. each.
Evening star., 1899-03-28
Bows $3.50 suits, S4.98.

Boys fine black and blue cheviot and
black and blue clay worsted suits, in sizes
z to 15 years--our regular $3.50 suits-at
$4.9S.
Evening star., 1899-03-28
2Qc. m1oEaair. l0Zscs

Yard-wide black high 1uster mohair soft
rich finish, like siik-instead of 29c. yard
to go for 1879. yard.
Evening star., 1899-03-28

Toilet paper, 3Z8c.
Large rolls of perforated toilet paper, in
stead Of 10c. roll. will be sold for 35sc.
roll
Evening star., 1899-03-28
- u
&C. canvas SZa

Black and brown, double-thick canvas,
at 37Sc. yard. 7<5I
Evening star., 1899-03-28

Carpet remnants, 15c.
Goodsiza lengths of ingram CARPET rem
nants, which are splendid for rugs, will be
sold for 15o. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1899-03-28
1Sc. ribbons. 6Rc.

All-silk fancy plaid taffeta ribbons, IL
inches wide, Will be sold for 6Iac yard in
stead Of 15c., the regular price.
Evening star., 1899-03-28
1Oc. laces, 3Ac. yd.

Point de Paris laces, in all widths, With
insertings to match, for 3hc. yard instead
of Zoe,
Evening star., 1899-03-28
Fandkerchiefss lZ6cs

HHSNuHNN UNNu SHNHSHSs HTNSe
Lot of Indies white hemstitched handker-
chiefs-in two different size hems instead Of
10c., will be sold for &c. each.
Evening star., 1899-03-28
ITEMS silk=frOmt shirts. SAc

For a day we shall sell mems silk-b0sOm
shirts for Sac. each. These are regular
81 shirts: made With Loasdale caIlI,ric
bodies. 34c. is the lowest price ever named
for such shirt.
Evening star., 1899-03-28
Cannmeyer's footwear al
half and less.

You must have heard of the sale Everybody talking of it
Cammeyer shoes of known quaty-evey pair guaranteed
every pair bears the name and price OF Cammeyer.
Not pair is damagedhe scratched and shoes did
here Our goes with them and that
pair for any that does
characteristic of Hech enterprise bring you this great
opportunity and we're pleased be able do Wherever
there chance put before you extraordinary values do
Evening star., 1899-03-28
Ladies' ] collars zAc.

Ladies' all-linen collars. in all the lead
ing shapes, will be sold this day at 712c.
each
Evening star., 1899-03-28
Hechts' greater stores.
We've made Wednesday the bun

lit was mistake to think that Wednesd
ourselves that by making the proper effort
first and last.
With Easter but few days off, and the me
make splendid opportunity.
Evening star., 1899-03-28
Ladies' silk gloves. 2lc.

For day we shall sell ladies' fast black
full seamless hose. in all sizes, at sc. pair
instead of 10c. A great value.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-16
1.-Two stock Market,

FnlDAr. Dec. is, 1899.
Receipts OF beevss were 81 Il head, iuclul!na IS
car to he cxIurtd live II for slA lghi r,rs aud
~ for the market making, with thu 81 ita ca tie SO
ears on sale. Trade was e,t"Eiely duh; orsnin !,
prcer 100 l'we.; clossd lSds !nc OF in steers and
cows 2shc luwor. Eight cars un.olI. Medium
70 verr choice steers sod At ssHOxs % per 100
ms extra do Al 1850; Christmas steer ct sI.2i;
oxen ami stag. Of 81 oO. bulls at a. soa
cowsNt 81 asa. ~. choice to extra fat COWS an d
h"ter at N9s62i; "stockers' at $3.50. Drvsse 1
beef In moderat" demand at 7aaE.t. per nj fancy
beef zoe, Liverpool cable quoted American ca tie
mr. At ING &c; Chr stmAs cattlr I.kc per n
dressed wsiShti at London prices were I2a So,
Chr ttnAs b. ewes selling At IaHc. dressed We gnt
rcf:iaerator beef higher Al a9a:c, per b. Export.
to-day no .. tomorrew l,8os cattle, rs shsep, and
6,non quarters OF beef.
Receipt, OF CAlyes were laT head, making with n,
stale calves, al On sale Market rulcd steady. aud
~ ss;nossEoo Per 100 rs: Gra'seTs AZ $40 +;
HGI2c, perm "
Rereipts Of sheep and lambs were 2 asa head. In.
cludtng d cars for butchers and IL for the market
making with the stale stock. ~ care on sale Shsop
were dull "ith the ~ception OF good handy wethers
which wera In som. demand. lambs ufn 10 iNc
higher. Four cars manly sheap. wero held over.
Common tn good sheep sold at Sa0st. 20 per 100
MS choice and export wethors. In a small way at
H.Ib~soo 90, culls at s2.OO; medium 10 choics
lambs sb.ooStb.s0. including Canadian lambs at
tSho1Sh,so, Dressed mutton steady at tkQ &c. per
d. dressed lambs At6- 9slc
heceiph or hogs were 3.4os head including "a
Tor sale; Quncd steady At s. 900 ~ 40 per 100 Ms
for good TO prime hogs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-16
Petitions In Baukruptcy,

Leo schaudecker. clerk a. OF Wall street has
ned petition in bankruptcy with liabilities
Sb2,9N' and no assets. All the debts except
when the petitioner was In the bicycle business
vMnrtin Disien. builder and plasterer. Of ! ri
In bankrnptoy with known liabilities $40 NW
and no assets. There are liabilities 10 forty
moro creditors. the amounts Of whose claims
are PM In the schedule rs unknown.
deorgc HAM n OF 10 Rcsde street has filed n
aGtIti0n 10 hanirSrtcy With liabilities ST. ,e0l
personal liabilities aud SnS, 80 are Ioss bic la.
ht'tv ms n director Of the California Vintage
Comnany. which made an assignment IN hu-
pany. "
petition In involuntary ban krurtcy was f,led
milliner OF 40 West Thirty third street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-16

italian Lnborer Had Barful OF It-Heav.
lily Fined by Judge SchatI.

MOUNT VERNON. ~ Y. Dec. 1b.-One OF the
passengers on n West Farms trolley CIR this
morning was an Italian laoorer who carried a
when the car reached this city aliShted and.
taking the bag with him into the crowded
waiting room. carelessly threw It down on the
floor. Patrolman Atwell. having been
cautioned at rollcall the night before to look
out for thieves. followed him into the station.
What have you got here9" demanded the
policeman. striking the bag with his night
stick.
You puncha da bag you maka da trouble -
protested tho Italian. Blow upa da town.
huh"
Patrolman Atwe took the italian 70 the sta
tion house. whore he and Sergeant Dcveaugh
searched tho bag. They found that II con-
tained nearly Hundred pounds OF dynamite
with caps The explosives wore put in a vacant
cell and later in The. day given to q loca con.
tractor, who promised to take them our OF the
CITY, The prisoner. who gave his name as
sando Pnsquale was arraignsi before City
Judge Schatz on a charge OF trans porting ex-
pIos!ycs throush the ,city thout license.
rloyei by the n Y. 1clerhone Company 70 do
some blasting near New Rochelle.
will fine you 800 or 100 days In jail"
said City Judge schatz.
II that dynamite had exploded the whole
business part n this city would have been de-
molishrd. such criminal carrlessness IA you
have been guilty. NJ ought IN ha runlshed
se e, ana am only sorry hat n" law does
Later in the day the Italians friends came TO
his rescue and raid the fine. They say that II
was an everyday occurrence Tor them TO carry
dynamite about vii h than In the cars and were
Judge SchatZ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-16

Cotton advanced slightly higher cables and irht
receipts at most Of the ports and interior tswns as
VOL AZ covering Of shorts and some out OF town
buying together with the buying ~ l.boo OF March
for tho week. and snost ana in store new $50 900
lees han . year ago. Tho quantity brought into
sight ~ the American crop thus far Ia esimsted to
be 80 !03 bales les. than for like y. Rod IN 1897
when the crop was s.7bsooO bales. Matches
receipts for the week are 200 mr.. than last year
and Mo'ile got to.day 700 more than year ago.
Liverpool import, to-day, however, were only 900
bales and Lancashire 1. believed TO be carrying worry
small stocks. Toward tho close there was enough
ra,ing precticsly. to wipe ont the early improve.
5000 bales aud the total thus far this seaeon 10
a2T 400 bales less than for the same time In isas
the year OF the 1878 600 crop. Yet such points a.
psllss ana Meridian 40 well AZ hatcher got msrs
The trading ia on = small scale and IL likely to con
tinne 20 for = time The exports were B,hoI bales
n compared with port receipts Of 10 Iss. The light
movement to the ports aud the small quantity
brought into sght were Tho chief hull points OF the
drv.
r orH--Thc trading was quite small but for all
that tho tote during most Of the day was pretty
steady. A. the Close II was not quite 20 steady.
sympsthiIing somewhat with wheat Sales 1000
bbls Receipt. wcr. h.seS bbls. and II. tos s,eis;
% tb,.i su.erans. sa..oss,.ss: No, . extra.
t25- ssa.rrj clears. saloese.7h; strsights ss.abS
$40 patents. f3 Soss87 10. sprinp In bbla Clears.
s?an~s3i o; .traisht-. IS 2s0s3b s ps'epts So 7os
s2.ooss2.ab; grain. sHs SIDE. c. 1. e. New York
CyiiFE.-kiO on tn" spot was steady at sc. No.
7. Sales OF 400 bars ssvsnills, Futures advanced
10 points. closing quiet with sale. Of io,7so lags.
navre advanced = 10 ~ and Hamburg Y to iHpfs.
is2d. higher at I-I6S Rio 900 rNis lower. santos
duh and unchanged. American warehouse deliver.
les 1904 bags. Prices 40 follswsi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-16
TO SHIP COLD ABROAD
Three Banking Firms to Send 81, TOO 900
to England To-day.

The steamship Lucania. sailing for Europe
to-day. will carry sl.70O.000 in gold. arrange
ments for the shipment Of which to London
were made by local banking firms yesterday.
Kuhn. Loeb 4 CO. will ship 800 900. August
belmont IN MA \ CO 100000. and Barring. Masoun
These ntms stated that the snQagement-
had been made In the ordinary course, q
so that II may appear in their annual showing
even closer than It would or lin arily be.
An authority said yesterday trait to-day''s
for some time unless there was an i'm portant
change In the exchange situation. as the next
ocean steamship suitable for the shirmen, Of
WHICH would scarcely admit OF the gold reach.
i1g London In time to figure in the statements
The sterling exchange, market was easier
yentsTdey' resstnG additional ga puTehas"s Of
or LONDON aceoun oCn s sr1GS sd
s+,s7S. This easiness was offset. however. by
the action Of thu Bank Of England.
American eaS es another k niff pe rr.Se Ths
bank was also reported by cable dispatches to
against gold to arrive: Su h action represents
strong Efforts to induce the importation OF
The local money market continued firm. A
on good mixed colnieral Six months money
Money In part or wholly on indus
trials varied from . to q per cent On
call money ruled on tho Stock Exchange ut !,
per cent with exceptions at > per cent. closing
at the lower figure. l was said by some oi the
large banks that there wer" Indications that
begun.
Further arrivals in this city Of gold from
North America received during The day
s1OO.OGp. making total o. $3OO,0,Q received
week. wv
The gold has been deposited In the Nat ona
City Bank, thus Offsettlng In part yestrr,lny's
withdrawal for export. At the same time how
ever. that currency and gold have been nrriv-
Ing here. there have been consi ,ertble with
crawais Tor special purposes. notably In the
New York Incidental to the tronblrs AZ sing
Bank.
The known movements Of money In the PAST
week show q loss by the local banks to the
bub-Treasury OF 81. $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-16
STRAY PARROT rooLISs PARK cors.
Has = Companion In Mischief in the shape
of q TruRnt Owl.

"
A stray green parrot OF considerable linRu-
istic ability took up II quarters in Central Park
several weeks ago and has since greatly an
noyed the policemen by giving bogus warnings
OF trouble around by calling for assistance.
Policeman O'Shea. who Ia stationed at this
Seventh avenue entrance. was the first blue
coat the bird fooled. He was standing near
the driveway when he heard cry: Here she
comes Get out OF the way !"
O'Shea ran up the path TO protect the nurses
with baby carriages from the supposed APP
preaching runaway. None came. and the
policeman thought some OF the men on tho
benches had been playing hoax on him. Ho
was trying To pick out tine guilty man whom
he heard the voice again. ;, :. ,., .,,. A..
Tho policeman saw some OF, the, nurse girls
looking W Into tree and following their
ia psres 80 Sc d5f Obtain r wSS s0'
Roundsman Robert McGil was the next VIC
tim. He was going through the Ramble last
bushes. He hurried there and found Detective
trouble. While the roundsnan was passing
under low brnnched tree. something struck
him on the head and knocked his hat on He
sent kahl for q lantern and moment later
heard the whirring Of wings and saw a largo
owl aySps fSgS ne then I'm thS
having iun with him
A negro. who said he was employed by a
family nenr Ma ilson Square. visited The Arse;
nal on Wednesday and asked II q stray owl
had been captured there II had been sent
from the country to his employer oh Monday.
he snld. and had flown on The owl was
nerched on tho. roof-edGe OF the Arsenal on
Thursday morning and the parrot wac seen
feedins with tho wild ducks opposite West
has charge Of the wild fowl. triod to catch the
parrot. hut failed Yesterday several keepers.
With ~, nets on l9nE rpeS huntGd through the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-16

Coffee prices rise because of moderate receipts,
higher European markets and some covering OF
shorts. The tr,dLnS v. on small sc,i..
M-IAn-Copper, lake, rrot Ia. 7so T.eo: electro
iytc. Ia.hoela7b: casting. 1ahseiI.7b: pig tin.
500: ,b.oo; TIN plst.s. tsb; PIG lead, to;tt IS;
No. K Northern. sia?.; pig iron warrant. No. D.
nominal: Copper duli. london easier. spct era
ios; Nsrsnh.r PIPER pr3dnctson 2a.2i7 ton,
1iH tons against 3lb.7.tn for the last year
Tin steady. London I.s. I'd. lower. cios!ng arm
spot floa 1os.; future. fIIn S. SALES, $50 on tho
20, and 400 for future delivery Iron very qniet
spelter.
NAVAL SrosEs. - Spirits Of turpeutine. blh0S2e
Common TO goed strained rosln, s1.bb1sI.SO.
PRoyl.ioEs.-Pork vas hrrp mess. tV.7basIo. So
Lard hrmsr but quiet spot Western, i6.ss: refined
rontn.ni Ss.is Meats dull and unchanged.
spail fancy fall made cheese, i,SsiSe; larse
iek9 2ac. Eggs, Western, State and Psns,ri.
vaa. 2ie26s Chicago. Dec. ls-Pro..ion.
general trade. Cash demand rather light.
s"oAR:-Rn steady; ~ tost, 1916. sales, 500
tons and $50 bags centrifugal Va test At x(c and
2on tons moiasses sugar. ~ test q s.isc. Rehusd
va quiet and etrAdy.
cHicAoo, Dec Ib.-Thsss were to-dsy's prices,