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POLICY REGARDING CHINA.
Our Government Want. tn settle rss.-n,
Teuaftcs ftr.t-


Our Government Want. tn settle rsv.~a,
Trsahtcs fir.t
Washington. July aO.-As n result Of
the Cabinet meeting held Tuesday and
Thursday. the policy OF the United
States concerning the great world crisis
In China, IL IL said. II fully nnd def.
nitcly decided upon. The substance
of this policy Is:
first-Thc United States will In no
circumstance join in the partition OF
China among the powers.
Sccond-Thc United States will use
NIL its influence to the utmost extent.
short OF war with European nations. TO
prevent the ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF the Chi.
ncsc empire.
Thir,i-Tuc United States proposes TO
have voice In the settlement of the
Chinese trouble. and its voice will ever
be raised aenias, s,s"lintion and In IN.
vor Of preservation of Cbinn's terrific.
rial md governmental entity along the
lines set forth I'm Secretary Hays note
TO the powers. dated July 3rd.
Fourih-Thc uritcd States will not
declare war upon China on the present
showing OF facts. no matter what 9th.
er powers may do.
Fifth-Thc United States. acting In.
dcpcndcntly. and for itself. will coop.
crate with the other powers In rcstor.
Ing order In China. Furnishing nil oil.
cinls. high or low. found guilty OF
crimes against human life. and In set
ting UP stable government that may
give guarantees OF security Of life and
property and freedom of trade.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-27
PHILIPPINE WAR.
Fast Week saw 900 In.urE-ni. Killed
Asuinaiio Get. Amnesty Resolution.

Aguinaiio Get. Amnesty ite.otation.
Manila. July ..-it Is officially re-
ported that last week 10 insurgents
were kiil.,l nnd 100 surrendered. or
were captured. onc hundred rides were
taken.
Twelve Americans were killed and
eleven wounded.
This Includes the casualties Of Col.
oncl William T.. Bcrkhcimcr's engage
mcnt with force OF the Twenty. eighth
volunteer infantry. who attacked 2pp
tnsurecnt rifles. cntrcnchci two miles
cas-; OF Taai. KILN: thiriy-cight.
4 detachment OF the Signal Corps.
while r'pairing wires. WIS twice am.
bushcd.
Captain Charles u. Roberts OF the
Thirty.Gfih volunteer infantry. who
was captured by the Filipino. last
May. has arrived here on parole. lie
Will not return TO captivity.
Scnor BucncImlno last Thursday
sent to Aguinnldo by means OF Agui-
naido's mother. the amnesty resolution
adopted by the meeting OF representa-
tive Filipinos ON June 2ist. together
with General NacAtthur's answer TO
them. and other documents bearing up.
on the restoration OF peace. II IN un.
dcrstcod TINT Arulnaldo will summon
his advisers and that n reply may be
expected within n month.
Filipinos here will give n banquet
next Saturday in celebration of Prcsi.
dent Mckini"y's order OF amnesty.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-27
JUDGE DOUBTS LEGALITY.
Hrhraskn's transportation Hoard VIII
Csay~as ,upr~me Court and find Out

N-brsskn'. Transportation Heard VIII
csas~as Supreme Court and find Out
Omaha. Ncb.. July 2O.-At the re-
quest OF Governor Poynter. Attorney
General Smythc and other members OF
the Nebraska State Board OF Transpor'
tation, the Justices OF the State Su.
prcmc Court meet nt Lincoln ;o-mor.
row to consider the advisablllty OF ai
once holding n special session 10 deter
mine the cons,iiutionaiity OF the law
creating the board In 1850.
Las, Wednesday. Judge Munger OF
the Federal Court In chambers here.
granted temporary injunction TO the
stockholders OF the Burlington TO pre-
vent the state board from enforcing
the order making n cut on live stock
rates. lie held that the board had no
legal existence. because the title Of the
bill as II passed both houses Of the Leg
lsinturc provided only for the repeal OF
existing laws. although the title was
changed to include new laws. then sent
to the governor.
The state board finds that the consii.
tutionnlity OF the law has never been
passed upon 10y the Supreme Court.
and believe. that II u II upheld by that
body. the Federal Court will dissolve
the Injunction. Governor poyn,cf
calls attention 10 the urgent necessity
OF securing action nj once. So that "
the state board s,iil has power. Its or
der for reduced rates may Mt once b.
enforced.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-27

II took so much money to pay the
salaries o. municipal officials In 81.
Joseph. Mo. tha; there was little OF
none left for new streets and other
improvements. Tho ofsiecholdcrs want
ed TO meet the emergency by incTcas-
ing the ,axar. but the mayor thought
he saw better way. and allied many
Of the high priced Offices with business
men and others who could AFFORD 10
serve without salaries. Then. We are
told. the street department doomed"
II does no, follow tina; this would al.
ways be a wise thing to do. but there
is no question OF the s9undness OF the
general principle tha, limiting ones
expenditure may serve the same pur.
pose as increasing ones income.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-27
New. Prom Nlh.Nh

Victoria. Il. C., July III
Bristol arrived from ~ W.
day. after a passage "i nln,
days. The passengcT. NIW,|
covcrics In Tnnnnn, "n w
claims are giving - '' '" "a
pan. A stampede tu '' "s
pcctcd. n
ON Little Minook wIiai
be n good yard Of mai'l',,,s,| r,|
found. 1'usks wcigh.'- Nv. W.
and over ten feet lon- ana y
ing icu pounds, har" l''n ~
what are thought I" re S -,
nuriochs-big skulls WIN ~
feet long and meas il,n.
across. ON nearly r''S VI
creek some parts Z" '
been found.
Passengers report "''a ,,,,t
not more. cases Of sn'allIVr,I
The steamers pisc"'tl!,,o{
Morning Star are uUa'""
Michael's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-27

After consulting with substantial
coiored men In all parts OF the coun-
try. Booker r. Washington. OF Tuske-
gee. Ala. has decided to assist In the
organization OF a National Negro Bus!-
ness League. The object of this or
ganixa;ion Is to encourage coiorcd peo-
pie. through the central organization
and local organizations. to enter all
avenues o. business. The iirst meet
ing will be held In Boston on August
- and "a.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-27

Discussing n bill in the house OF
commons for the legislative reform Of
the drama, distinguished English
statesman insisted that reform could
come from but one source. public
opinion. Improper jests and songs. II
men and women would avoid Laughing
Mt them. would speedily fall into dis
use. As good example OF the force
of public opinion. the American com
missioners TO The Hague Peace Con-
ference last summer refer to over one
thousand kilograms. letters, and me-
MORALS of sympathy received by them.
The fact that the whole American ma
tion was backing its commissioners
had n most important bearing In the
council, and was the means Of com
pIe,eiy reversing the attitude toward
international arbitration of one great
European nation.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-27

Through the death OF David Dwish,
Wells of Norwich. Conn. Harvard
University. williams College and the
City Library of Springfield. Mass. will
each receive $4,000. Mr.. Wells was
born in Norwich. He was an cxten-
sive traveller and had wide rcputa-
tion as playwright and author. For
several years he lived in London. Eng
land. being assistant secretary OF the
American Legation during the second
administration of President Cleveland.
II was while living In England that he
secured the material for his most sue
cessful book. Her Ladyship's Ele-
phani." which was published some
time ago. and also for his most recent
work. His Lordship's Leopard"
which has appeared within the last
few months.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-27

In December. 1893. the Hon. sho Ne
moto brought forward n bill. In tho
lower hous. OF the imperial diet OF
Japan. forbiddIng III. smoking OF TO.
baeeo by persons under Is yeas o;
age. imposing a iine not only upoa
offenders. but also upon those selling
to such persons. The bill was referred
TO a committee. This committee. after
a full discussion OF the merits o! the
question. reported farorably. making
the age 20 instead OF Is. On tho 18th
Il was passed. mos; Of tho leading
members OF the house heartily APPROX
Ing the bill. From this II II easy To
reason why Japan is becoming the
srca, nation of the far cast.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-27
GorhcIIan nniian.d.

The Democratic convention In Ken
tucky has felt obliged to recognize the
force of public sentiment against the
Infamous Gocbcl law, and has pro-
nounccd in favor Of its amendment.
offering in the meantime to give repre-
scnta,ion upon the election boards to
the Republicans who were denied any
thing Of the sort under that law.
The action of the convention is an nd.
mission Of all that has been charged
against the law. and confession of
the guilt OF the Democratic party In
Kentucky In securing the enactment of
n law which overthrow the rule of the
majority and substituted in its place
the rule OF n political clique.
There Is the best of reasons for bc-
licving that his repentance of the par.
ty and haste to amend the law were
due to belief that the coming election
was certain to he won by the Repub-
licans in spite OF the law. The machin-
cry which II creates could be used as
effectively against the Democrats rs In
their favor. IL the other side should
once get control of the machine, and
this fact undoubtedly had much to do
with the change OF sentiment. which.
however, comes too late to save the
party from the very just Indignation
of the people OF the statc.-Colorndo
Springs Gazette.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-27

New Ias~a',oa In T'iSErl,
Chicago. July :j.-Thc Tlmt
says:
Tclcgraphy by the use of iyI
In place Of the ordinary ciiti
and receivers. familiar IL ted,
ices. has been made rU,,!tit
Chicago men. Zalinou q. y
Alfred Q. Giimorc.
They have devised a moSAi
which n message written WITH
spelling on n machine that 4
board exactly like the Ecyh
ordinary typewriter, viii lc |
transmitted over n Telegraph
another typcwritcs IN The
which II is sent. hundT',l.
away.
The instruments have III
over q circuit OF Gsj miles u
longing TO the Central i'niou [
Comratiy. connecting llo|l
Springfield and Pueblo
The feature Of the iny,nik
while II receives and delivers
In the ordinary alphnls' II
transmits them by the lIsc Il
tclcgraphic alphabet II
dashcs. The transmlit"r Il
letter. figure or punctuation
dots and dashc- anI ibr
which contains mn insirrmctq
"scicctor" turns the 'lnis aa
back into the or,linHf! si-us
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-27

Mississippi and Georgia have ahan.
doncd the system OF hiring out con
vlc,s. but have employed them to ad'
vantage on farms. especially In raising
cotton. This form OF employment has
been found 10 work the lcls; injury TO
free labor and to assure the best re-
turns. Both states have made profit
out of their convict farms. and the
farms have been free from the hard
ships and erucitles to eonvieis insepsr'
able from the lease system.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-27
n...,. rr.r..ins ~ IlsNI Z

Berlin. July 23.-AIl UTCr
that the Russian guv"rn7lrni
sidcrs that Russia j. ariuaIl
with China: that the shtllys'
icy hitherto maintained
dropped: that Russia is nos
preparing FOR u scrinns Gis
North China, separate from
powers. nnd that l!us..a "
able. or willing. under I..''' .
cumstanccs. TO bear na 1doll
In the 1'icn Tsin.rckin amp
The Russian fOrCvs aNalla
the border aud Throughout W
are said to comptiso iwchV)
tnlions Of the line, 'v"niy-
talions Of reserves, seventeen
and seventeen field laiieiiel
a total OF about Is,E" men.
The Lloyd line steamer
which has arrived at "'n1a
na, reports being fired ulGn
coast forts and sli-hiIy j
while going from Nokoha'
ward.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-27

A convict in Sing Sing prison. who
was in the bird business In New York,
and has made the tanning of birds
study, has, while temporarily engaged
at work outside the north prison wall,
caught and tanned a young robin. Tho
bird comes to him when he whistles to
1t and perches itself upon his fngof.
Sometimes 1t goes with him to his cell
at night, and perches on his book.
shelf. 1t is entirely at home in the
prison. In the morning 1t goes out
with him and stays around while he is
at his work.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-27

while not guaranteeing the trnI
advlccs from the Chinese rny
rs to the safety OF the fprrI,q
tiers, Is willing 10 accept The 81,
temporarily. in the mcantIuur \
none of It's efforts to get arrr,
Congcr, through the use or
force II need I've.
Paris, July 23.-At the coulcI
listers Saturday the minister a,
affairs read a telegram from
peror OF China asking the ul,J
France with the foreign puyc
telegram was signed by IN,
ana not by Pub Chan. the son 4
Tuan. The reply given by VI n
was that the request would d,
cred only upon absolute h,
that the following acts had
complished:
First-That cfiicaclous protec
absolute freedom OF cummu
had been assured between M
minister Mt PckIn and his colls,
the diplomatic corps and theli
tive governments.
Second-When Prince Tuau
high functionarlcs responsible,
actual events had been dlsml
the government TO await 4
nunlsitmenf
Thlr,l-Whcn the authorizes
les Of troops throughout the &
pirc shnll have received an
cease hostilItIcs against rorel.1
Fourth-whcn measure IA
taken for the rigorous rcprcssJ
Boxers.
So long ms these necessary a
nrc not furnished. there !. u
for military action.
The cdIct which. rs stated I
dated PekIn. July Is. was I'd
by the vIccroy at Nanklu uuls
today. and II ms follow,
"For n month past. with 4,
tion of the German minister. I
mnssacrcd 10y rebels who ate
prchcnsion Of severe puul.ha
have ordered nli foreign miu.s
protected by the court, lGl.
they are safe aud sound
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-27

Tennessee cotton planters are send
ing out large orders for turkeys In an
effort to save the crop from destruc-
ton from grasshoppers. which have
appeared this season in enormous
numbers. This turkey eats all the
time he is awake and prefers grosshop-
pers to anything else. while grass
hopper diet results in wonderfully fine
turkeys
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-27

A story from Scranton. Pa. says
Rev. Mr. Joseph Kossuth Dixon OF
Boston. has been made trustee OF a
most remarkable fund. Mrs. Ella NJ
Amcrman. who died recently In Mas
sachusetts. bequeathcd fund OF
$4,000 to Mr.. Dixon In trust. the In
come TO be devoted to the care OF her
two horses and her pet dog. This will
was admitted to probate In Scranton.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-27
Threaten a aen,rn, wallop, a, p,,,,..

Dallas, Texas. July 2o.-It has been
Informally decided by the trades asso.
ciation and American Federation of
Labor that unless the strike troubles on
the Consolidated street railway lines
are settled by next Sunday there will
bc general walkout of the trades. n
general boycott and suspension Of bus.
iuasu
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-27

tain principles and trusted to the
American people and their elected SER
wants to carry ont those principles. And
they have been carried out, and will
be carried out, the Josiah Quincys OF
1911 and the Bryans of 5000 to the con-
trary Notwithstanding.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-27
Memorial to Admiral, c,,,,,.

New York, July Colt has been de.
cided TO raise 100000 as a memorial
to Rear Admiral John W. Phiiip.
Miss Helen Gould will he on the com.
mittee. II is the present plan to invcs,
the 100000. when collected by public
subscription, the income TO he paid to
Mrs. Philip while she lives
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-27
A mark i;nr pc"r'

London. July u y ",,,srtl
over the irish chnnl.,' s,s,l
ing aud the Cunnrd ,w w. ysd
pnnin. en- route from Ne" N'-",rl |
crpool. struck the l'',''z 'zs,lsi
blcton. bound for New ,in lin
ship. cutting her in ,Ta'" IVA
bleton sank imineu eu'',,,G az, rssl
Seven of the crew "y.i,s,,sp|
II is believed the otn,, MD
Of the ships company "'
captain. were droM ~" hcr "A
The Cnmpanla h1d .' Ina
In. but arrived safciy at ''
and n half hours I'''
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-27
Remcy Urged to Hasten n.lI,t.

Washington, July Secretary
Long has sent the following cnblcgra,n
TO Admiral Rcmey.
"Congcr telcgraphs that he Is under
ilre In the British legation Mt Pekin.
use ana urge every means possible for
Immediate relief"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-27

n less sum than this. Prr,0us|
cd In the work outlined alot|
sirious OF taking such a 4
study. are invited To curT,-Il
A. @. Peek. lOsi South Fitted
Denver. Colorado.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-27

what is inspiration. anyhow. Miss
Florinda?'
'1nspiration7 Well. IT is the bright
thoughts suggested to us by somebody
else's stupidity. y.'-Indianapolis Journal
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-27

Stockholm University has granted
the first degree OF Doctor of Medicine
given n woman in Sweden to Frau
le!p Anna Stecksen.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-31
The Cotton Markets.
NEW YORK COTTON MARKE7

NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
New York, March 30.--The action OF
to-day's cotton market reflected hest
tation on both sides, and the volume
OF business was not large. Gable ac-
counts, showing a further decline in
spots and futures at Liverpool, with
Manchester yarns easier and cloths
very dull. were unsatisfactory The
opening here was barely steady at I'M
changed prices to II decline of four
points. For time business was excep-
tionaliy dun and entirely local A
squirt OF covering followed the sudden
drying up of liquidation sales, the local
bear contingent being easily alarmed
Prices advanced COLL points from the
lowest without developing much spec
ulative interest on the buying hand.
Something like relatively nrmer tenn
per was given to the new crop positlone
by uneven accounts respecting the
status of cotton planting. During the
afternoon the professional contingent
was in control without however show
ing much disposition to press matters
Early in the day houses with Wall
street connections were occasionally
conspicuous as buyers but there was
no special feature in the trading at any
time. Much or the business was for
the, purpose OF changing interests from
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-31
JOSEPH JONES.
Auctioneer.
Iilll3l-tf

by VIRTUE OF THE TERMS OF
lp the following deeds of trust, wo shall
proceed to sell at public auction on SAT-
URDAY. the 7th day of April 1900 at 17i'
O'Clock m in front of the Norfolk Coun-
~ Court House door. the following prop
erty. to-wit Lot, with improvements. In 4
town OF Berkeley, described as follows,
beginning at the eastern side OF lot Ill,
Malone avenue according to the Nash
plan, thence running easterly along Ma
homo avenue II feet to the lot of. Jas
Nixon, thence northerly along tho lot Of
said Nixon 105 feet, thence westerly IT
feet to lot Ill. and thence southerly
along said lot l0J feet to the point OF be-
ginning. Also II strip OF land adjoining,
the above described lot. fronting on said
avenue feet and running back 105 feet y
Deed of trust made by Samuel Robin.
son ct uS vr ct ais, dated the 18th day Of
4oi. Clerks Office OF Norfolk County
Court, Virginia.
2. Lot. with improvements. in the town
of Berkeley. numbered H. Whitehead ave
nue.. according to the plan OF tho Nash
Land. Deed OF trust made by Henry II.
Boothc, dated the 22d day OF July, 1898,
and recorded in d. b. PIG. p. 49, Clerks
Office aforesaid.
FOSTER BLACK,
ALVAH H. MARTIN
FRANKLIN D. GILL;
Trustees.
Tcrms: Cash. mh2S-tdS
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-31
CHICAGO MARKET.
Wheat, Corn, Oats, Provisions, Lari. Short
Ribs. Eto

Chicago, March 3O.-The wheat mar
ket was strong and fairly active to-
day. influenced by reports of damage
from abroad and the strength of corn,
May closing as@1ac. over yesterday.
The corn market was broad and active.
with a good export demand, May at
the close being as@1ac. up. Provisions
were active In n sort of way, but hogs
were weaker and this together with
profit taking, depressed the market,
the close being 5@7iac. lower. Oats
closed &c. improved.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Open. High. LOW. Clos
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-31
T. f. Roger $,

ROOMS 200. sio. al COLUMBIA BUILD.
ING. GRANNY STREET.
Storage room and offices Kelley street.
prominent Main street store for rent.
Ofices CRANKY and Commerce streets
Two new stores on CRANKY street
store iI2 Main street
Store and dwelling No. COS Iain street
store No. SIC Buto street.
Two Offices in the Albemarle building.
DWELLINGS,.
Dwelling 20 Tazewell street. -
Dwelling 295 Duke street.
FURNISHED dwelling, w. Butte Street.
;, Dwelling I'll Butte street.
Dwelling No. 60 York street.
Two dwellings In Mottu Block. Ghcnt
dwelling "a CRANKY street.
Dwelling No. 90 Boush street
DWELLING No. 222 York atreet
Valuable water II 'front.' ont . in BramSIeton.
ad5oining N & w. II. r. Co.
Msf pod front aaa Nays YaTa
Dwelling York Place and James street
NO 8 Hamilton avenue.
$40 Bute street.
GO md II Gold numbers) Bank street
q; 81 g. 6s. 81. So Bank street:
2o9 Chapel street.
~ Nos cu 6 snd 70 s psei etres,
Esq Granny street..
i5i and 15s '' Volt street
6SS Butte street
lO9 and III Brown avenue.
2I3 York street
)33 Brown avenue.
622 and ga Butte street.
l26 High street
81 Queen street.
Sli Bank street.
II and l6 Roanoke dock.
l03 High street.
col Park avenue.
81 Cumberland street.
100 Buto street.
IS York street
l22 ard 42i Highland avenue
265 York street
26g York street
$40 Bank street.
Warehouses; sac ana $40 Water street
Dwelling 55 Boush street.
Dwelling 29i Butte atrcet
lc6 and 100 W. Main etrcet
b52 and S55 L. Main street.
Elegant dwelling 1T College Place
tenement houses on Kent street
10 Hin street.
Is. 20. % and 81 Ronnoke dock.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-31
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. March So.-Flour inactive
and unchanged Wheat steady: spot
and March, 7SM I737sc.; May, TS7s@74c.;
Southern. 70@75c. Corn strong; spot
March and April. 42BD425sc. Oats
steady; May. 425s@i2&c.; Southern
white. d2@43c.; No white, 30@3OMc.;
No. . mixed, 2S6D2S&c. Rye nominal;
No 9 nearby 54GI55c
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-31
NAVAL STORES.

Charleston, S. c.. March SO.-Turpen-
tine firm at 5l1ac. Rosin. firm; I'M
changed.
Savannah. Ca, March so.-spirlts
tnrpentine. firm at 5S1&c. Rosin, I'M
changed.
turpcntine, firm at 52MQ53c. bid Rosin,
steady; unchanged. Crude turpentine
nominal Mt S2,0O@3.25. Tar, steady at
S1.20.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-31
w. r. Fentress & Son

w. r. Fentress & Son.
GENERAL REAL ESTATE AND
RENTAL. AGENTS
NO. IS BANK STREET. NORFOLK, VA.
DWELLINGS.
% High Street.
Corner Yorlks and James streets.
Garnett House Tripoli street.
STORES.
200 Church Street.
20 CRANKY Street.
235 Brewer street.
42i Nrcemason street.
237 Nicholson street, rooms above.
us Brnmbleton avenue.
FLATS.
col Brambleton avenue.
so ~ Market Square.
Corner Highland and Kelley avenues.
720 Bramblcton avenue.
r. H. 16 and Is Taylors lane.
For any further information phone 5l5.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-31
enArN. HAY ANn R1cn

CORN-Whito corn. from store, ACC;
mixed corn, from stores, 47c.
MILL I'EED--.Market steady; bran. per
ton. $500: middling. $500 per ton.
OATS-Stoadg: mixed, SSc.; white, SEC.
hay No. 2, $3.50; mixed hay. $3.50.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-31
COTTON sEED OIL

New York, March 30.-Cotton-seed oil
firm and fairly active. with prices
somewhat higher Prime crude. 33ia@
Sac; prime summer yellow, &C.; off
summer yellow, nominal: butter grades,
3IG39c.; prime winter yellow. 39c.;
prime white, 3S@39c.; prime meal, S26.5O
QI2T.00.