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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-26
LiHung Chang Reported In peisin.

Paris Sept 25.-The Temps this eve.
ming publishes a dispatch from Shang.
hal, which says: Ii Hung Change has
arrived at Pebin and is negotiating for
the return there of the emperor.
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Ruffled Muslin and Organdie
Curtains

| $l.25, LAG and 1.oo kinds o8c.
Rufled Muslin and Organdie Cur
| tains, very fine quality, both plain
and with lace insertions, finished
with full S inch rufae. Regular
prices $l.25, 1.49. LOO.
Special o8c pair.
Is to 35c Fish Nets 15c yard.
30, 48 and 81 inch Fish Net
curtain material, plain and with
border-suitable for long or short
curtains--very fine quality of net,
that usually sells for Is to IS cents.
Special 15c yard.
Csc Pillow Tops for 12H centsp
% and 24 iuch square Pillow
Tops made of Hungarian cloth in
Oriental designs and colorings.
Worth 25c. Special II Ac each.
Remnants of Linoleurn,
39c SO, yd; worth 90 to o0c.
A small lot of Linoleums in
pieces ranging from 10 to 25 square
yards 1.-Two yards wide small and
large figures. Regular prices are
90 to 80 cents the square yard.
Special 3oc SO. yard.
Bring measurements of room.
$4.00 Silk Waists $3.50.
Black Taffeta Silk Waists, very
good quality; front Of clusters Of
tiny tucks between rows of hem
stitching, finished with stitched seal
lops; French back with cluster
tucks, flare cuffs, stock collar; worth
So, 90. Special $3.50.
Women's Silk Lined Suits $40. 50
Nobby Tailored Suits Of black
pebble cheviot with double breasted
box.front jacket aud fitted back;
new seven gored skirt with stylish
flare, inverted plat back-the entire
suit lined throughout with a good
crisp quality taffeta. Worth $1,000
Special $I6.5o
8oc Poplins for So cents a yard.
44-inch Poplins, beautiful quail
ity in grey. hello, cardinal, wine,
old blue. myrtle, seal, navy and
black. This is one of the most
popular dress fabrics of the season
and ordinarily sells for 80 cents.
Special 50 cents yard
Mems Seamless Hose II Hc pair.
Mems Seamless Half Hose, of
combed Egyptian yarn, heavy
weight for fall and winter wear-in
black ano tans---the best hose in the
city for 12H cents the pair.
Mems 25c. Fancy Hose, 12Hc.
Mems Fancy Half Hose in black.
ans and blues with fancy embroid-
,red vertical stripes. Real value Csc
Special 12H cents pair
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-26

New York, Sept. 25.-Justice Fitzgerald
In the supreme court to-day appointed
James o, Lyford committee of the proper
ty situated in this state and owned by
charles II. Hoyt, the playwright. Mr. Ly-
ford was appointed committee recently of
uoNt's estate In New Hampshire.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-26
Telc@rarhtc Briefs.

New York, Sept. 25.--Gold certificates of
$50 denomination aggregating about one
half million dollars were received at the
sub-treasury from Washington to-day, as
was promised yesterday Oy Assistant Sec
retary of the Treasury Vanderlip. 1t is
expected that they will temporarily relieve
the scarcity of small notes In this city,
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New Haven Wednesday the wenysxth day September nineteen hundred
Opening Days.
To-day,
[ thursday and Friday.

Concerts by Robinson's Orchestra
in the Basement Annex.
To-day-2 to 5 O'clock to
10 O'Clock P. M.
Thursday to IL O'Clock A. M.
2 to 5 o'clock P. NJ.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-26
A Silk Sale High Class Novelties
At Half Price.

To-day we start a sale of silks that is
bound to make this store more famous as a silk
center. The like of these silks we have never had
before, and twill be many a day before such luck
com;s Our way again.
the mills and all the beau iful
loOOl90 Some rarely things
regal their magnhcence To ring the changes and
style page and qualy-wel stop here
feel the idea of
This brief hint of styles and prices:
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Women's Kid Gloves,

OF cents, worth 87c. pr.
Women's stylish Glace Kid
Gloves, 3 clasp with self and con-
trasting embroidery-in tan, mode,
brown, red. slate and white. Regu-
lar SIC quality.
Special 67 cents a pair
Double I ace Satin Ribbons
IS cents, worth 35c yd.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-26

Cambridge, Mass. Sept. 25.-Gaston Des-
champs, literary critic of the Paris Temps,
has been engaged by the Cercle Franchise
of Harvard to give eight lectures. begin
ming February Goth, on THE Contemporary
Stage" NJ. Deschamps was an ardent par
tisan Of Dreyfus.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-26

New York, Sept 25,-The Charlotte Steel
and Iron company of this city to-day as
signed to Charles c. Hoge of BROOKLYN.
The company was Incorporated in February
last with capital stock of 100000.
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At Soc, worth Sl.25 to ST.. rs yd.
Rich Peau de Sole Silks with
bayadere stripes in self color.
Figured Satins,
Striped Satins,
Corded Satins.
Striped Taffetas,
Printed Warp Taffetas,
Beautiful Persian Stripe Taffetas
The prevailing colors in this 10
are white, pink, hello, bluet, old
blue, black and yellow.
At o8c., worth 81. SO to $500 yd.
Persian Jacquards,
Polka Dot Satins,
Printed Warp Taffetas,
Striped Satins,
Persian Stripe Taffetas.
In wine, turquoise, navy. pink, cas-
tor, nile, white and black.
in Table at 3 o'clock A. M.
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ct 40 cents, worth 75c, yd. At
Handsome Plisse Taffetas, in sea ~,
foam, purple. hello, cardinal, old
blue, navy, pink and old rose.
At 6oc., worth $l.00 to SIPS yd.
Regence Satin with polka dots in
self color.
Plisse Effects. oiu
Heavy Corded Taffetas, Ae
Corded Stripe Tafetas.
The color range includes bluet, :
purple, cream. black and-white, !
white, hello. navy, sea foam and
gray. . ltor,
Sale Starts on Center Bargain ]
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G GERMANY HEIRS ALARMING NEWS

CONTINUED on Sixth Page.)
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STRUCK BY An EXPRESS
JAMES JOYCE FATdLLY INJURED
IN THE RiTLROID cur.

Died i'm the Police Ambulance While on
the Way to the Hospital John Hnrti-
gan Also Badly Intpred The Accident
Occurred About 6 o'clock Last Even-
ing-Both Men Were Walking on the
Tracks.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-26
AT HOWE & STETSON'S.

New Haven Wednesday, the tensxh day of September nineteen hundred
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Sale Starts on Center Bargain Table at o'clock A. M.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-07-10
PACHECo'S DlNDRUFF KILLER

is used daily by hundreds of the best
people In the Hawaiian Islands, 1t has stood
the test of time and its merits are now
generally conceded. See that you get the
genuine criticize.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-07-10
STRONG MAN PERIL
WHO ACTED QUEER.
he Has Been Locked up pending an
Investigation as to his
Sanity.

Antoine Peril the strong man who
electrified large audiences at the Or
pheum some months ago by his feats
of strength was arrested last night by
Captain Fox and is awaiting an inves-
tigation as 10 his sanity at the police
station.
PERI returned from Hilo On the last
Kinau. He had been there quite a
while and ON several occasions his ac-
tions caused much comment and
speculation as TO the condition of his
mind. He was notified by the author
tiles in the rainy city that he had bet
ter come back here as the folks there
were getting to be afraid of him.
Last night be was parading the street
with homemade lantern. Ii consist.
ed of a can with candle in it. He
said he was looking for work. The
idea of a strong man looking for work
was too much for the Captain of the
mounted patrol, so he arrested Peril
and locked him up pending an investi-
CATION. DR. Emmerson viii enquire
into his sanity this morning.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-07-10
OPIUM SHIPPED BACK.
Sing chong s. Co., Will Not Make
Test Case.

The opium received here by the Aus
tralia consigned TO Sing Chong WAS
sent TO that firm without its know
ledge. II has never been in the hands
of the Customs Department as it was
regularly manifested and invoiced and
bore the requisite United States stamp.
II is now on the Australia and will be
shipped back to the consignor this
afternoon.
Cecil. Brown attorney for Sing
Chong L Co, said yesterday. The firm
of Sing Chong 4 Co, is not in the
opium business The stuff was sent to
them on consignment without their
knowledge and has been sent back to
San Francisco. There will be no test
case made on the part of the firm as to
their right of keeping it ia possession.
They don't want il
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-07-10
MEDALS FOR SHOOTING
PRESENTED TO POLICE.
Captain Robert Parker Won the
Gold Medal-Distribution
Just Made.

For the first time in the history of
the police department the medals won
by the three best shots in the rifle
competition held before quarantine
were not presented in the regular way.
The medals were sent down 10 the sta
ton and the clerk distributed them.
The first prize was gold medal won
by Captain Robt. Parker with score
of All out of possible 500. Second
prize silver aud enamel won by Bata-
tani score $50; third prize silver medal
won by c. Ii. Baker score S44. The
medals were awarded by Attorney
General IL. 4. Cooper. Heretofore it
has oxen his custom TO present the
Winning contestants with the trophies.
This time il was not done.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-07-10
THEY WERE SUBJECTS
OF The BRITISH EMPIRE.
The Preponderance of New Citi-
zens of English Birth-Magis-
trate Hore Naturalized.

trate Hore Naturalized.
The preponderance of the new natur-
allied citizens were formerly subjects
of Great Britain. Thus far ten Eng
lishmen have been naturalized and two
Germans.
Yesterday morning Judge Edward
Hore, District Magistrate of Waialua
became citizen of the United States
by taking the oaih of allegiance before
the Supreme Court.
The following have filed their petit
tions for naturalization:
Charles Petersen, Norway; James
Gregory, Ireland; Samuel Johnson
Russia; Alex Raymond, Canada; o. b.
Reynolds, England; Marcus Dollinger,
Australia; John A. Hughes, Ireland; A.
c. de Souza, Azores; Halvor Myhre,
Norway; Charles Crozier, New Zeal
and; Charles J. Campbell, Prince Ed
ward Island; Henry Klemme, Ger
many; A. A. Correiro. Azores; Ernst L..
Beradt. Germany; I. A. Simpson, New
Zealand.
The supreme Court has not rendered
a decision in the case of Captain VIM.
Smith. The captain has petitioned for
naturalization.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-07-10
Jurisdiction Questioned.

The case OF the Wilder Steamship
Company vs.. John c. Porter was heard
by the Supreme Court yesterday, W.
A. Whiting sitting in place of Justice
Perry. II being an admiralty case the
jurisdiction of the court TO hear the
action is questioned.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-07-10
An at Home.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Cooke gave an At
Home last evening at their residence
The occasion was the return to the isl
ands Of II. p Baldwin aud the coming
TO Honolulu Of NJ. and Mrs Z. +.
Baldwin who are 10 take up their resi-
dence here.
Several hundred guests were pres
ent during the evening 70 meet the
new corners and Mr.. and Mrs II. p.
Baldwin.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-07-10
By Authority.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
TERRITORY OF HAWAII
ORDER FOR A SPECIAL TERM.

BY virtue Of the statute in such cases
made and provided, and deeming it
necessary to the promotion of justice.
il is ordered that a special term of the
Supreme Court of the Territory OF Har
wall be held in Honolulu, Island of
Oahu, in the courtroom Of the said
court, commencing al 10 o'clock a. m.
on Tuesday. the tenth day of July,
100.
By the Court:
HENRY SMITH,
Clerk Supreme Court Of the Territory
Of Hawaii.
Dated At Honolulu. aforesaid, this
sixth day Of July, 1900.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-04
THE PATRIA ON FIRE.

HER IRON SIDES WHITE HOT AND TRANSPARENT
From The London Leader
A very exciting scene witnessed in the Straits
OF Dover last night when the burning Hamburg
t2wed down from the North Sea by the German tug
Il appears that an attempt was being made to
tow her across the English Channel to Dunkirk,
and II was then that the burning ship was seen in
the darkness Of the night Captain Iron, the har;
proceeded in the direction in which the vessel was
Doger The appearance Of the vessel was one not
10 De Iofgote sne was aeSTe RON s,Gn 20 steFh,
tongues of fire, which shot up and illuminated the
dense volumes Of black smoke continuously emit
ted in clouds from her holds.
II was Impossible to get anywhere the ship
with her two German tugs stil had hold Of her BY
Inc Inc bows with great length Of cable and an Eng
ner Inc other steamers kept about three hun
board, caused probably by some OF her cargo or
machinery shifting
water. The whole side Of the ship was In an In
tense white heat, so intense that the steel plates
were transparent. and yOu could the ribs and
framework Of the ship on the inside Of the hun
While we were watching the burning vessel the
side above the water line suddenly burst open, and
me names shot through her hull, the breach e1-
tending by the molten metal, which ran Kissing
into the sea. The vessel was mass OF fire, the
absolutely at the mercy OF the flames being n
On The starboard side of the vessel, which was
comparatively low in the water, the decks OF the
extent Of the devastation caused by the fire. All
neT deck was burned out, the metal having no doubt
secoIne molten and fallen in. She mass Of
ire fore and aft and red hot. The vessel was
lour-Enasted ship, the two forenlasts and her fun
heI (Which appeared 10 be partly burned ouU were
SUI standing but the mainmasts had fallen and
were hanging her stern.
captain lIon directed the Lady Vita TO be taken
alongsiGe the Hausa. and spoke the captain If
iol dont want 70 lose your ship altogether you
iIaa peter run her on the English coast while she
: dHoat- Ills advice taken. and the Patrla
Tas lo|ed with the greatest difficulty for the
-,Mhen within about two miles Of the shore off
naiIHzi castle, A. $50 o'clock this morning. she
sa-5A stern hrst She has sunk in seven fathoms
f Sae az low water her bows visible. For a
to1g tnne after the vessel sank she presented
Extraordinary sight. immense volumes of steam and
Sf the ship
New-York tribune., 1900-03-04
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NewYork, March 3. 1900
BEANS AND PEAS-The market ruled quiet and with
out material change to-day Market occasionally
81 22AmS2 ~ In tobbnG but for
S2 20 all that can be realized and exporters have
200 bbls choice that basis during the Me
dunn and dull and outside quotations Foreign
beans In liberal supply. arrivals including
ing the week though 1900 bags giants. a
order :or l3C0 bags imported medium
yesterday and the stock will he shipped Monday.
kidney dull and weak Very little doing in white kidney
turtle soup other varieties. Green We
quote Beans choice per bush. So 2oGS2 81;
nleduih cioce - ~ 40 pea oIa.e ana Mchgal. hbs
choice 81 2OQs2 25 do white kidney choice So 50as2 55
yellow choice 81 30Gs2 35 do black ssoup
choice. 81 g5as2; do lima California 81 so imported
81 75aS2 go imported 81 s5dSI o.
medium. 81 75aS 90 imported marrow. In bond, 81 7GQ
81 I5 green peas bags ~ 222 90 scotch bags 81 25
BUTTER-Arrivais light good deal
having by blockaded condition
railroads bare of stock. and Is
ary change quotations. although the
market is very strong and there buy
than be supplied at the quotations given. Firm
all grades and classes Of butter.
quote New butter-Creamery Western. extras. per 10
25c: 24624sc; do thirds TO seconds. 2oGeskc
State extras 24a frsts 23bz d24e do thirds
seconds 2Oa23c dairy tubs fancy. 24c;
2242Sc do seconds 2042Jc do thirds 1Gc Western
tation creamery 22922c; do nrsts 2oa2lc do
New-York tribune., 1900-03-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York, March 3. 1900.
BEEvES-Receipts none. and there trading at
he Feeling steady firm Dressed beef
light demand at last previous quotations No later
cattle ana beef markets of Great
Britain Exports included 129 cattle the Colo
Hull.
CAIVES-No fresh arrivals and none for sale. Market
nomnay steady. CITY dressed veals slow at s@l l9c
with selected carCasses selling 20 l2c.
Country quiet 7isd10c: little calves at 5Ic.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were cars. or 1857
slaugherers and 3te for the
market making with the single held over Friday.
cars sale. Sheep and firm; lambs in
limited supply and lac higher the pens were quickly
Good prime sheep sold at SO 100 H. fair
TO choice lambs SsaSs yesrlings at 81 Dressed
mutton firm SG91ac per N; dressed lambs higher at
1O4m12lRc and country dressed winter lambs sold at
Sass per
sales-J II Hume Bro: ls6 State lambs. ST N
average SIS per 10; 1877 SO 10. at So So 3
State yearnGs 81 II State sheep. 100 10 SO
s. & Kentucky lambs 9l H. at IS 80; i0i
Pittsburx rs ~ Ss: Kentucky sEeep. 135 10
Pittsburg do, S3 10. at Sc
NJ. Collins 10 Ohio lambs, rs ib, at - 20
HOGS-R Receipts IL 2T2l head all for
CITY slaugherers None for alive Market nominaly
steady. Country dressed slow 5&@7isc per h for
heavy light hogs.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-04
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY. MARCH 4, 1900.

W. ''-er0N"-ec advance attributed
weather news and renewed crop damage reports from
france The situation in this respect at home
an1ut e same as before, bearieh anything. cold
wave IN the Northwest and clear all winter wheat
50 &C. win pleny of covering the burden of
early dispatches from the West. But speculation de-
the bull side with few exceptions from start hnsh.
AT one time bears attempted check the market by
pointing to Shows OF 164 100000 bush in farm
hands against 204 OoaOo0 year claiming that
bearish. but the effort fruitless and the curb
after II O'Clock highest prices attained
Northwest receipts $50 against 6S4 last
week and 800 cars May sold the curb
to y 7ec and o'clock 729sc asked. The export
business amounted TO about dozen loads the
board a later has been
no damage 20 winter wheat thus far the general average
being much higher than The visible supply
vas expected to Increase Monday No red wheat,
I3Ac elevator and 777sc Z af7at; No Northern
Duluth, 16tsc afoat. .CORN-For a time the
change from the previous day toward II de
cned suddenly in sympathy with the West where heavy
sales by prominent trader influenced the market Last
official prices here hc lower but the curb
ranging from 30 1316G395sc for May with the O'clock
price $3.50 bid. Receipts Chicago 3T3 OF
which Il with $40 estimated for
Monday. Snow reported amount of farmers
hands OO0OoO bush. 30 per OF the crop
a the amount in first hands Ill,tooOOo
bush. THE Liverpool market closed Nd lower and Lon
don unchanged No corn quoted 4ihc elevator
delivered Al lac o The export business
amounted Is loads. all ports. OATSThe local
for quiet and uninteresting affair
SATURDAY, without change No oats closed 2s5sc; No
mixed 2sH T9Oc; track white. 3ld85c: No white clips.
81 Me-. RYEMarket steady: No l Western 821sc'
h aioat: No Western 62c. b afoat; state rye,
56G57c. New-York carlots .BARLEY-Market
/ New-York -. Bt-C.KwHEAT-M Market dull;
quoted 5G057c. New-Yorl5.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.
o. March s.-rhe leading futures ranged as fol-

Cash quotations follows: quiet. srraghts,
So 6OaS8 clears 81 IOQS3 bakers S2dS2 4O winter pat
wheat d66iec: No = red 61i2@6SE,c; No SO y
m33%c; No yellow f4tc; No 22l+ a2Si2
81 Co. No y. W. 81 60 prime timothy seed. 81 So;
lard per 100 ~ S 72saS5 short ri6s sides dooss)
short clear sides (boxeil oa whsley istIles.
cut loaf csc; granulated 549c on the Produce Ex-
1sd24c; dairies 1692lc Cheese firm. eGSc Eggs firm
fresh &c.
auiet No . mixed - d@5%c. Rye quiet No .. Ole.
Butter steady. Eggs steady. l4c. Cheese active
milwaukee,, March 3..Wheat 'sc hishss; No North
higher; No l. 57lsc Barley steady No . 43c; samples.
S51.G41c.
Minneapolis March 8-Close: Wheat In store No l
Northern March, 64c: May 6S%c; July. 63GdSsc. on
62lsc.
Philadelphia March s-wheat and 'se higher;
contract grade March 7oqIlc Corn dun and sc lower;
clipped 31@3l l2c; No white clipped, 3oc; No mixed
clipped 29q29lsc Seeds quiet but steady, with
moderate offerings Clover Western, bush CARROTS
81 lOdS5 SS do Pennsylvania per 10 70 quality, 6g
Sc timothy. Western, per bush carlos. 81 5pSl 80
Butter firm good demand fancy Western creamery % 'ec;
ISIsc 90 Western l5Iz4i6e do Sour~ 15lec; do
Southern. Cheese unchanged. heePts-Fiours 300
bush: oats ~ 900 bush Shipnents-Wheat. 500 bush
corn. $4,000 bush; oats TO- bush.
ST Louis March 3.-Closing No red cash.
e9zs March 7ose May eoIse: July 6esc: e No @ hard
July 33%c. OatsNo cash, eiiac: March. 2iAsc; May
2iisc; No white 26a2e1.c.
Toledo. March 3-wheat strong higher; No 2 cash
7oalc: May. 721sc Corn firm. active; No mixed 35iac
oats dull: mixed 24c. Rye weak: No cash. 57Iac
Cloverseed firm; prime Old 81 s2la; March.
S. S7la. April. s0: NO 2 seed. s4 eSGSi SN
New-York tribune., 1900-03-04

can ,gIeS March $Cosing con-spot firm: Amerl
4nAea new. Is sad, American mxed old 3s a.
a a-.aieS dul; May. 3s 71sd: July 3s 7Gd Whes1
- Z, 70 red Western winter Gs No Northern sprpg
HOPS az az ao I'm ki9sI, Louis fancy winter dull Is 3D.
tr3rne 's Sd Beef steady. India mess s0e
90 u esf rs "a Pork firm; prime mess western 72s
short cut. IL to IG steady 47s "a Racon
% ~ uberisnd cut, y ~ -38s: short rjb Is tn
cler 1 ipng clear mlddies light 30 10 35 N 36s Iong
baeLs ~ aeayy, 10 20 80 ~ 35s Cd. short clear
gos 20 l5 10 a4s Cd; clear bellies 10 Is n, AIS Cd
svre-s.'th-Stuare. u IA N, 21s -
j refined in pals steady 32s 3d: nrin. Ue~,er
etsses hrfl' 3gs Butter-Finest and good Trnfte1
Cd Ainera Cheese firm American finest white eos
Sea =, <Ss Australian London hrn 29s IA Go,,nn
EeD,ine I1nI refined Nay-hUgpst. steady 2Is ca Tur
7p4tlis steady 4Os Sd. Rosin-Conmon firm ss
he0nea lAd Llnseed oil. 25s 30 ~ 20