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Gouldn,t Bluff Him.

Santiago de Cuba, Jan. 31.-To- day,
some men belonging to the quartermas-
ter's department discovered aboust
seven miles from the city large guam
tity of Mauser cartridges. They re-
ported the discovery to Major Knight
who sent sergeant with a small force
to secure them. While the cartridges
We're being taken up, number Of
armed Cubans sprang out of the
thickets nearby and said they We're
guarding the deposit under orders from
Cuban officers, and declared that they
would prevent it's removal The ser
geant replied that the Cubans would
have to kill all his men to succeed, as
his orders were to take the cartridges
and he intended to obey. The Cubans
then retired, protesting. The matter is
being investigated.
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Tramp steamer Aground.

Lewes, Del, Jan. 31.-An unknown
steamer is ashore north of the Fen
wick island life saving station. but the
night is so dark and thick that it is
impossible to learn her identity. 1t is
thought that it is tramy steamer.
She lies in an easy position we'll up on
the beach. The northbound patrolmen
of the station late tonight saw the
steamers lights through the driving
snow. They signaled that assistance
would be sent and notified the station.
Keeper Long harnessed a strong team
of horses to the apparatus and with
the life saving crew made for the
stranded ship as fast as the deep snow
would permit. At late hour they had
not returned
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BEAT THE TURK.
Danny Mcleod Won His Match With
Hall Alali.


St. Paul, Mimi, Jan. 31.-Danny Nc
Leod, champion catch-as-c CHI can
wrestler of America, won his match to-
night with Hall Adali, the Turkish
wrestler, and gave him 60 minutes of as
hot wrestling as has ever been seen. The
match was before the ST. Paul A. c.,
the conditions being that the
Turk should throw Mcleod twice in an
hour or forfeit 1000. The men came on
the mat at 10 o'clock, and Mcleod start
ed on the offensive. The Turk, however
soon had his man on the floor and then
ensued desperate struggle for fall.
Mcleod was as quick as a cat, and as
slippery as an eel, and broke away from
the Turk number of times, once break
ing a hold which it seemed must floor
him. He got on his feet and made
dive at his adversary, and amid the
cheers of the crowd, was on the Turks
back. But the Turk was too weighty
for him, and soon Mcleod was again
underneath. Finally, after q minut IS
and IA seconds. the Turk secured a half
Nelson and forcd McLeod's shoulders
down by sheer weight.
In the second bout Mcleod assumed
the defensive, and by his superior agil-
ity kept the Turk on his feet for about
20 minutes of the time, although there
was an occasional mix up. In the last
ten minutes Mcleod again assumed The
offensive, and kept the Turk busy all
the time. not only in his endeavor to
throw Mcleod, but in keeping himself
from the ignominy of a fall. The crowd
went wild as the referee called time,
while the men were in a terrific struggle
on the mat. The Turk either did not
hear the time called or lost his temper,
for he gave Mcleod a terrible fling
against the ropes. Danny jumped up
and made a pass at Adali, but the ref
cree and seconds ran between them and
trouble was averted. 1t was said Nc
Leod is the first man who ever succeed
ed in getting on the Turks back, as he
did in the first bout
Captain Whittemore acted as referee
About 1000 persons witnessed the
ma oh
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Foster Nominated,

Olympia, Wash, Jan. 31.-A. G. F'os-
ter of Tacoma was nominated for Unit
ed States senator by the republican
caucus to-day. King county and part
of the Ankeny forces outside Of that
county left the caucus, but IS remain
ed and made the caucus nomination for
Foster unanimous. Fifty-seven votes
are required to elect on joint session
of the legislature.
Addison G. Foster, who was nomi-
mated by the republican caucus of the
legislature for United States senator. is
81 years of age. He was born at Belch-
ertown, Mass, and went to Wisconsin
when Is years old. In 1862 he engaged
in the lumber business in Minnesota
and came to Tacoma in 1885, where he
has been continually in the lumber pusi-
ness, as vice-president Of the St. Paul
& Tacoma Lumber company. Mr.. Fos-
ter is said to be wealthy. He has new
er taken an active part in politics in
this state.
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
At New Orleans,

New Orleans, Jan. 31.-Cloudy and cool;
track slow Results: Selling, one mile
Henry Launt won. Dalgretti second, Ev-
anatus third; time, las. Seven furlongs
Hardy Pardee won. Our Nellie second,
Dandy H. third: time. 1914 Mile and a
quarter, over five hurdles-Harter won,
Laura May second, Jim Hogg third; time,
2:2314. Six furlongs-Applejack won, Sim
w. second, Jim Gore third; time, 10.
Selling. one mile-Tenby won, Banquo
II. second. Everest third; time. 1:441a.
Selling, mile and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Dummy won. Babe Fields second, Rock
wood third; time, 3:09$4.
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We're Found Guilty.

Albany N. Y, Jan. 31.-As a result of
the court martial in the cases of Captain
Anthony J. Blocker of the list New York
regiment charged with a violation of the
regulations in discussing publicly the ac-
ton of the other officers and conduct
prejudicial to military discipline, and of
Captain w. F. Meeks of the same regi-
ment. on the same charges. the men Were
found guilty and sentenced. each of them
to be reprimanded in general orders and
fined 800 each. Major General Roe. upon
receiving the courts decision, Immediately
RENTED the fines. Captains Blocker and
Meeks charged Lieutenant Colonel A
Downs. Major c. II. Smith and Captain
j. H. Whttle with coWardce at the bat
tie of San Juan.
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To Suppress ROmiSh Practices,

London. Jan. 31.-The Royal Albert
hall, London, was the scene this even
ing of great demonstration of 1000
Professionals, including representatives
of 80 Protestant organiza tions connect
ed with the established church in Eng
land, Scotland and Ireland Baron
kincaid presided and the proceedings
were received with the utmost enthu-
siasm. Resolutions denouncing "Ro-
mish practices in the established church
of England We're carried. and a tele-
gram was dispatched to the queen
praying her to direct Lord Salisbury
the premier, to take legislative steps to
suppress the practices condemned.
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At Oakland.

San Francisco. Jan. 31.-Weather at
Oakland fine; track fast. Results: Flu
turity course-Romany won, Clan Gaber
second, Master Lee third; time, IA. Five
furlongs, selling-Espirando won, An
chored second, Campus third: time. 1:O2
Seven furlongs- won, Rainier
second. Montanus third: time, 1:29. Mile
and an eighth, selling-Mistleton won.
Tom Cromwell second, Guilder third
time, 1:551a. Mile and a sixteenth-David
Tenny won, Moringa second, Captive
third; time, 1.47. Five furlongs Owners
handicap-Abuse won, Peixotto second
Sly third; time, 1:00A.
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The First Levee.

Dublin Jan. 31.-The first levee of
the season took place this afternoon and
was largely attended. The attendance
included the United States charge
d'affaires Henry White, Mrs. White
and their daughter, who are guests of
Earl Cadogan, lord lieutenant of Ire
land, and Countess Cadogan. The visit
of the official representative of the
United States to Ireland for a court
function is cordially commented upon
as being unique and agreeable de-
parture from the custom of the diplo-
matte CORPS
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!Ll(l1]El;y11i|!]!

power to assist the fallen man, was
also severely stabbed NJ. Stambou-
lofts eye was gouged out, the other
was also destroyed and he received in
all Is terrible wounds. M. Petkoff after
ward declared that he saw five
gendarmes nearby when the attack was
made and saw them run away without
giving the least assistance.
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Nominations Confirmed,

Washington, Jan. 31.-The senate to-day
confirmed these nominations: Colonel A.
B. Carey to be paymaster general. with
rank of brigadier general; William T.
Fee of Ohio. consul at Bombay: w. c.
Hook, district judge for the district of
Kansas: Colonel r. C. Haines. engineers,
to be member of the Nicaragua canal
commission: NJ Kyle, to be surveyor gen
eral of Nevada.
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A Charge of Corruption.

Boise, Idaho. Jan. S1.-The state senate
has been tied up for several days over a
bill to prohibit gambling There are II for
the bill and 10 against it. Time is con-
sumed in speeches and dilatory motions.
To-day story was circulated that an at
tempt had been made to bride Senator
Michael Carey of Blaine county to vote
against the bill. Senator Carey verified
the statement. The corrupter, he says,
was an old friend, otherwise there would
have been serious trouble.
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win Not Live with Him.

Chicago, Jan. 31-The material trou-
bles of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j. Wells
are yet far from being settled. Mrs.
Wells to-day wired her attorney in San
Francisco to tie up $4,000, which is in
the Croker WolWorth bank in that
city to her husbands credit. She de-
mands $4,000, which she says Mr.. Wells
promised her as marriage portion
and says that while she forgives him
she will not live with him unless her
attorneys so advise.
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Rebels BesieyiuS Shuchau.

London Feb 1.-The Shanghai CORE
spondent Of the Daily Mail says: Ten
thousand rebels are besieging Shuchau,
the third most important city in the
province of Anhoui. If Shuchau falls, all
the northern and central portions of
Anhoui will be at the mercy of the
rebels, An imperial general while try
ing to recapture Kuyan, was defeated
on Jan. %, losing 1000 men,
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Alarming Reports,

Brussels, Jan. 31.-The Independence
Beige says the most alarming reports
have been received from the Congo
State. 1t is rumored that the troops of
Major Lothaire. the Belgian commander
on the Upper Congo, have Joined the
rebels and that he himself is wounded
and a prisoner. The Congo State au-
thorities have received no definite
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A Loan Arrange

London. Feb. 1.-The Times. in its finan-
cial article to-day, announces that d Chi
nese per cent. railway loan of Sc, 100000
has been arranged, Internationally guar
anteed by China and specially secured on
the Chinese Northern railways, China
having given a pledge that these railroads
will not sell out to any foreign power.
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To Assemble the Chambers.

Madrid Feb. 1.-The council of min
listers, after a long deliberation, has
decided to authorize Premier Sagasta
to fix the date of the assembling of the
chambers. The question of the suspen-
sion of the constitutional guarantees
was also considered. but no decision
was reached.
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ABOUT THE. CITY.
. verbe-kmoes, optician. 2o9 Main st.

4. verbe-kmoes, optician, 2o9 Main st.
.sG. r. sanderson Of Havre is at the
Montana.
y. E. Dawson of Butte was in town
yesterday. -
&C. P. Mccarthy was over from Butte
yesterday.
y Aaron Herschfield of Helena was in
town yesterday.
Mrs. J. J. Grant of Carroll spent yes
ferday in Butte.
Charles Allensworth has returned
from trip to the East.
&C. Clifford of Butte was registered at
the Montana yesterday.
"A hundred new designs in wall paper
at Mahan Bros, East Park avenue.
For rent-The Palace hotel. Terms
reasonable. Inquire of DR.. Stephens,
agent.
Twins, a girl and a boy. were born
yesterday to the wife of Thomas H,
Little of Butte.
A son was born yesterday to the wife
of Richard Roe of the corner of Elm
and Fourth streets.
DIR. O. c. Evans went over to Helena
yesterday on business connected with
the state medical board.
A marriage license was yesterday is
s sued to Damas Landreville and Teresa
Tidamann, both of Anaconda.
Jack Roach was brought down from
Georgetown yesterday suffering from a
severe attack of the grip. He is at St
AIMS hospital.
Division No. 1, A. o. H., meets Wed.
nesday night, February /, at p. M.
in the Standard hall. All members are
requested to attend. William kelllher,
president.
John p. Doran received severe scalp
wound at the foundry on Monday. He
is being attended by Drs Mckenzie ant?
: Spelman, who have pronounced him out
of danger.
Electric insoles keep your feet warm
and chest protectors save your lungs
from winters chilly blasts Get them
to-day at the Martin Drug company,
III Main street.
A complete line of manufacturers
samples in Mems and Boys Gloves and
Mittens. All kinds and qualities in
Kid, Buck, Horsehide, Calfskin, Dog
skin and Worsted, lined and unlined
for dress and for work, at Strains De
partment store.
At the Montana-L. Emery, Rock ISL
and; z. w. Griffin, Butte; w. l.. Shays
Chicago; c. P. Mccarthy, Butte: G. T
Eanderson, Havre: l.. NJ. Henoch, F
W. Bullock, H. Jentei. Chicago: ]. E
Dawson, c. Clifford, Butte; Alexander
Kuntz, Portland; Ernest Vosworthy
Chicago.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-01

Paris of To-day-the handsomest pre-
MUM book ever offered-now ready for
delivery upon payment of $40 in ad-
vance for one years subscription to
the Standard. Can be obtained at
Standard Office in Butte, Anaconda,
Missoula or Great Falls.
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Notice.

A Sneeting of the Thomas Francis
Meagfer Memorial association will he
held at Helena on Wednesday, Feb
Is, 1899. to consider the work of the
past year, and lay plans for the future.
MARTIN MAGINNIS,
First Vice President.
d. F. HALLAHAN, Secretary.
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knight of the Garter.

London. Jan. 31.-The Earl of Elsin,
Until recently Viceroy of India, has been
appointed knight of the garter in place
of the late Duke of northumberland,
whose death was announced on Jan. .
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A New Cabinet,

Sofia, Jan. BIN. Grecoff has formed
a new cabinet with himself as pre-
mier and minister of foreign affairs.
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Other States.

Dover, Del, Jan. 31.-Twenty- bal
lot: Gray Is. Addicks 10, Dupont 5, scat
tering u. Absent 6.
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Salt Lake. Utah. Jan. 31.-One ballot
King 10, McCune &c. Powers l, Cannon T.
Sutherland 49, Absent 3.
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"A hundred new designs in wall paper
at Mahan Bros, East Park avenue.
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C. Clifford of Butte was registered at
the Montana yesterday.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-01

N Charles Allensworth has returned
from a trip to the East.
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Hastings, Pa, Jan. 31.-Quay 104, jerks
81, Dalzell IA; other candidates received
"a. Necessary, III. Paired, IA. Absent
without pairs, 4.
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For rent-The Palace hotel. Terms
reasonable. Inquire of DR.. Stephens,
agent
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-01

Electric insoles keep your feet warm
and chest protectors save your lungs
from winters chilly blasts. Get them
to-day at the Martin Drug company,
NJ Main Street
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John P. Doran received a severe SCALP
wound at the foundry on Monday. He
is being attended by Drs. Mckenzie and
Spelman who have pronounced him out
of danger.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-01

A marriage license was yesterday is
sued to Damas Landreville and Teresa
sTidamann, both of Anaconda.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-01

A complete line of manufa cturers
samples in Mems and Boys Gloves ant
Mittens. All kinds and qualities ir
Kid, Buck, Horsehide, Calfskin, Dog
skin and Worsted, lined and unlined
for dress and for work, at Strains De
4af 1T mont storp
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-01

DR.. O. c. Evans went over to Helena
yesterday on business connected with
the state medical board.
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AT the Montana-L. Emery. Rock ISL
and; e. w. Griffin, Butte; w. l.. Shays,
Chicago; c. P. Mccarthy, Butte: G. T.
Sanderson, Havre; l.. NJ. Henoch, F.
W. Bullock, H. Jentei, Chicago: ]. f.
Dawson, c. Clifford. Butte; Alexander
Kuntz, Portland; Ernest Vosworthy,
Chicago,
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Mrs. ]. J. Grant of Carroll spent yes
ferday in Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-01

Jack Roach was brought down from
Georgetown yesterday suffering from a
severe attack of the grip. He is at St.
AIMS hospital
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-01

A son was born yesterday to the wife
Of Richard Roe of the corner of Elm
and Fourth streets.
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Lincoln. Neb., Jan. 31.-The only change
in the senatorial situation on the 18th
joint ballot was gain of one for Hay
ward at the expense of Hnshaw. Hay
ward lacks 81 of enough to elect
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N Aaron Herschfield of Helena was in
town yesterday.
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Twins, girl and a. boy. were born
yesterday to the wife of Thomas H.
Little of Butte.
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Division No. 1, A. o. H., meets We'd
nesday night, February /, at p. M,
in the Standard hall. All members are
requested to attend. William kelliller,
president
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-02

eastern Texas flooded causing great destruction
Of property and crops. Bridges and railway tracks
from Waco and Austin south for the hrst time
Hooded. At Hearne, Waco and EavAsnta everything
Ia Hooded and trains will not run for week. Com.
municaon with the Interior IL Impossible owing to
proetrAtiOn " telegraph lines. Experienced people
here that II the rains in Texas stop nov the dam
age may not prove to be serious, but IL the wet
weather CONTINUES II cannot fail to prove grave
mater. the last Texas state report complains that
the plant is not we'll rooted The worlds stock dur.
ing the past week has decreased I43 al bales and
IL now 3NI2,hN?, or 53u. UOi more than last year.
l,1Ii,S4I more than i'll 1877 and I,OTO.uNH larger
than in 1spN. hut on the other han 1t Is Ia I4S
decided nervousness to-day and covered freely.
ing turiher bad weather developments lefure next
Wednesday. Bryan. TEX. despatch said: "Oyer.
flow from Btah,s River and tributaries do.
water. New Orleans wired: Telegram from
Weimer Bonham and Cuoru Tea say rains
have been very beneficial" The rainfall at
BRENNAN within week IN stated at 20 inches and at
to do the cotton PLAT any good in the Cucro sec.
ton. especially a. the plant s poorly rooted.
clear to the average IN lvidual who watches the cot
ton news. As regards the Brooklyn FIRE, II undDubt
A. to how mu n cotton may have been dam aged or
destroyed. The warehouse stock in And around New
York lat night was 1863 900 bales including lOH
900 cerhcated, against total of lU5O wear
ago. $4,000 in 1897 1870 % in 1926 and gO3 900 In
1895. or 10000 more in 1898 than now without
allowing for the possible loss at the Are in Brooklyn
o.day.
COFFEE Rio on the spot vAs dull at 6tsr. for No
= Futures declin points and closed dull. Sales
1000 bags Ilavro was unchanged. Hamburg was
unchanged to \ pfg. lower. America warehouse
deliveries. 1897 bags, Rio was UNCHANGED: re.
ceipts 5000 stock ~ 0Ou; exchange, l.lGd., an
advance Of l-32d. Santos was unrhanged receipts
fortwo days, 10000; stock, $4,000 Prices here
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9inanfial.
Price, Mccormick g. Co.
20 Broadway, New York, N. Y.

WE RECOMMEND AS AN INVESTMENT. AND
OFFER foR SALE. STOCK OF THE PHILA'
DELPHlA COMPANY. THE COMPANY CONTROLS
THE UNITED TRACTION co. AND THE NATURAL
GAS. ELECTRIC LIGHTING. AND ILLUMINATING
BUSINESS OF THE CITY OF PITTSBURGH. PENN.
THE STOCK PAYS DIVIDENDS AT RATE OF PER
CENT. PER ANNUM, AND is EARNING AT THE
RATE OF OVER PER CENT.
wEALSO RECOMMEND AS AN INVEST
MENT THE FOLLOWING STREET RAIL
WAY AND TRACTION BONDS,
Second Ave. R'y Of Pittsburgh Bonds,
Pittsburgh, Allegheny & Manchester St.
R'y, Of Pittsburgh, Bonds,
Federal Street and Pleasant Valley ST. R'y
Of Pittsburgh Bonds,
BraddOCk & Turtle Greek St. R'y Of
Pittsburgh Bonds,
Observatory Hill St. R'y Of Pittsb'gh Bonds,
Aleghy & Bellevue St. R'y Of PlttSb'gh BIDS,
Troy Hill St. R'y Of Pittsburgh Bonds,
Lynn & Boston St. R'y SIS,
Providence & Pawtucket ST. R'y Bonds,
West Chicago ST. R'y eonsoI. SIS,
Reading Traction Co. LIST IS.
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Coffee makes no response to the moderate receipts
at Rio aud Santos. though the total arrivals At those
reason that the Brazilian crop for the season which
OPENS today Is eNpc ted to exceed pOOO.uOO bags.
This together with the yield OF mild coffee. is be-
he'td to BE- more than will be required this season.
Moreover, the worlds visible supply to-day is be-
hcved to be about 100000 bags more than ever
before known at this time Of the year. There 10 an
l. quoted at HC to exc, or only about 10. lower
than year ago. whereas July coffee Is about so
points cwor than then. This disparity, however, is
attributable to tile unusually large proportion OF
high graie Brazil coffee here and the inability to
dispose OF il to better ad antagc than 10y deliver
ing on July contracts at the Exchange premium
Of ttc. for each grade above No. . so that a July
contract when the coffee comes to he delivered.
really costs good deal more. as q rule. than the
only lilo. To 8Isc.. about SIC premium where
a. the Exchange allows the seller lac. above No
wien No. is delivered on future tracts. Tho
difference between the Noyem Der and December de-
livery IS points is due to the anty to the
revision between grades at the next meeting Of tho
Revision Committee on the second Wednesday Of
the season 1sHS ~ ended to-day. 900 bags,
against lO.I6@ Oooin he previous and $50,
oooIn the season of ls"6-H7. To-day there was a
slight decline in prices on little local selling.
NAVAL SroREs-Spirits OF turpentne. 3Si9 SO.
Common to good strained rosin 81 3ossl.S2h
PRovIsIoNs-Lard was Arm; Western. S6.55. Con-
for mess; Meats were steady; picked hams. M
@rsic.; do. shoulders. +'ac.: do. bellies, 5s5l4c,
aew a]S woi brssstd asss tss 90 .r
lsc.: state. extras. lst1c. do. hrsts 17Lo@ g..
Cheese-stats, full cream large or small. coiored
white. choice. s4@sl4c. Exgs-state. Pennsy lvanis
sions were Arm and higher influenced by stronger
hog and grain markets There was good invest
brokers credited to local operator The deliveries
10; ooo bbl. and ribs at 100000 NJ"
SrGAR-Dull but steady.
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