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Evening star., 1902-08-09
Health All Right Now.

In 1876, upon the occasion of the centeu-
NAL celebration in Washington the Post
Office Department sent a special invitation
to Uncle Roswell to attend and even offer
ed TO place special car at his disposal IL
come and go. The old gentlemans health
was so poorly at that time, however. that
he was compelled to forego the trip for
fear that IL would prove too great for him.
Uncle Roswell's" health Is now good.
however. and considering his advanced age
he is quite hale. He and his friends con
fidently believe he will live to turn the
century mark in the cycle Of time and be
able to refer with pride to not only rs
one hundred years of life. but also to his
continuous service OF eighty-one years az
postmaster OF the old and hist orc town "
North Lansing.
Evening star., 1902-08-09

holding that same office thirty years after
the man TO whom he owes his appointment
is dead.
The only man ninety-three years of age
holding an appointive office under the
United States government.
That man is Roswell Beardsley, and he
resides at North Lansing, Tompkins coun-
ty, N Y, being postmaster at that place
an office he has filled creditably for sew
enty-four years, and which he win fill until
his dying day, as he has no idea of re-
signing and as there is no man or woman
in all North Lansing who would seek to
displace Uncle Roswell" as he is famil-
iarly called. in the office he has filed nearly
three-qarters of a century. Even should
they have the temerity, however, to ask
for the postmastership Of the town, the
Post Office Department would take no notice
of the application. for "Uncle Sam is not
the individual to discharge an employe
who has served him so long and so faith
fully as has Roswell Beardsley
"Uncle Roswell was appointed postmas-
ter at North Lansing June 2S, 1928, when
John Quincy Adams was President John c.
Calhoun was Vice President Henry CLAY
was Secretary of State and John Mel can
was Postmaster General He owes his
appointment to William H. Seward who
thirty-three years after the appointment
of Uncle Roswell became Secretary Of State
under Abraham Lincoln.
AT the time of Uncle Rosweirs appoint-
ment as postmaster at North Lansing Sew
ard was associated with Uncle Roswelrs
brother, Nelson Beardsley, in the practice
of law. They dissolved partnership shortly
thereafter, however, and Beardsley turned
his attention to farming. Seward continued
in public life and soon attained national
prominence.
Interesting "reminiscences.
Roswell Beardsley was born July ). 1909.
near where he now resides, and when in
reminiscent mood talks entertainingly of
the early days of the republic. He was
born the same year as Abraham Lincoln,
only four months and twenty-three days
later Being of the same political faith, and
having served as postmaster through Lin
coins administration, he is naturally a
great admirer of the martyr President
Eight years after his birth slavery was
abolished in New York state, and of course
Uncle Roswell was too young to remember
this. He does remember distinctly, how
ever, many other important events connect
ed with the history of the empire state. as
well as those having to do with the history
of the United States. Among these is the
opening Of the first railroad ever built in
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
Cotton Market,

NEW YORK, July s.-CoTToN-Futures
opened barely steady; July, S.5Sc; August,
vember. 7.7Sc; december, T.77c; January,
Use; February, 7.79c: March. 7.7sc.
CoTToN-spot, quiet; middling uplands,
Cotton futures closed quiet and steady;
July, S.61c; August, S.34c; September. s.02c;
October, 1880; November, 7.S2c; December,
7.S2c;, January, 7s2c; February, 1880;
M sTo L aStni July s.-corroN-steady
middling, 5 15-16c. Sales, 2 bales; receipts,
3 bales; shipments, sos bales; stock, 1920
NEW ORLEANS, July s.-CoTToN-Fu-
lures, very steady; July, S.97c, bid; August,
77697.77c; November. 1907. Sc; Decem-
Der, 1901 CSC; January. 767Q7.6Sc. Market
steady; sales, 500 bales; ordinary, 79-16c;
good ordinary, Slice: low middling, s 9-16c
middling, &C.; good middling, 95-16c;. mid
ding ofairt sil-lec. Receipts s1 bales
LIVERPOOL. July s-CoTToN-spot,
good business done, prices easy; American
middling, sd. The sales of the day were
5000 bales, of which 1000 were for spec
ulation and export and included 1880
American; receipts. 5000 bales, including
Closed steady, American mlddiins e o. c.
July, 456-64d. sellers; July-August, 451-64@
4 52-64d, sellers; August-September, 4 46-64d,
value; September-October 4 32-64d, sellers;
October-November, 424-64G4 25-64d, sellers
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 4 23-64d, buyers: De-
cember-January, 4l9-64q42 O-64d, sellers:
ary-March. 4 1S-s4@4 1S-64d, buyers; March
April. 41S-64q4 19-64d, sellers.
GALVESTON, July s.-CoTToN-Market
firm at s 1870.
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E~GGS-Higher at lSc, loss on.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
New York Mining Quotations.
NEW YORK, July 9.-The following are
the closing prices ON mining stocks:
Foreign

LONDON, July 9.-The amount OF bullion
Withdrawn from the Bank of England on
balances today was s14,O0O. Gold premiums
are quoted at Buenos Ayres at 100, 20, at
Madrid at S5.15 and at Lisbon at 27.5O.
Money, was In good supply today and
wanted for ~repayments to the Bank of
England, preparations for the payment OF
a. call for consols tomorrow and Stock ex-
change requirements July IL. Discounts
in Paris, which city has purchased most
Of the recent Cape arrivals. Business on
the stock exchange was generally dull.
Operators were mostly absorbed in arrang-
ing the accounts and were nervous regard
ing the outcome. Persistent l~iquidations
depressed Ksfirs. 1t was said that much
South African house aiming at lower prices.
Other departments were affected where
sales were necessary to pay for losses in
Kaff1rs. The failing of one outside concern
was rumored, but the a%cuteness of the posi-
ton was regarded as being practically re-
lieyed. Consols partially recovered from
fairly steady. Americans followed New
York's lead. There was an indisposition to
of PAR Rns 'G July o' S.,eTh nF@' per cent rentes,
London, 25f l5c for checks, Spanish Is.
irregular. Kafirs were particularly weak.
Rentes were strong. Toward the close
Turks benefited by a rumor that the trade
dedniteiy signed. Rentes finished easier Hse1
on realizations. Spanish Is were easier.
Metropolitans were on good demand
Houstons were dull. Rio tintos
rallied after the in Kafirs and
closed steadier. The private rate of dis
count was unchanged at 9-16 per cent.
BERLIN, July 9~.-Exchange on London,
pom 461zpfgs for checks. Discount rate for
short bills, ~ per cent; for three months
bills, 1% per cent. Business was quiet on
the bourse today. Internationals were
maintained, except Spanish Is and Turks,
which were easier in response to Paris
advices. Locals were dull on account OF
the slackness OF the coal trade and the
decline in mines in London.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10

SHEEP-There was not a heavy run of
sheep here today, so that the supply for
the week to date falls considerably short
OF the receipts for the same days OF last
week. There was a good, active demand
on the part of both packers and feeders,
SO that everything sold at very satisfac-
tory prices as compared with those that
have been paid of late.
The quality Of the offerings was a little
better today than 1t was yesterday and
the bulk of the receipts consisted of kill
ers. The market could safely be quoted
strong and active and some sales looked
quite a little higher. ,Yearlings sold as
high as 1915 and wethers brought $40,
while ewes reached $3.15. Everything de-
sirable was, disposed Of in good season.
Feeders did not show much change from
yesterday. Desirable grades sold without
trouble at good, strong prices, but the
common stuff was, of course, neglected the
,ouotatons for clipped stock: Good to
choice .yearlings, $S.56QS. 49,; fair to good,
$3,25q3.50; good choice wethers, 81. $500. 80;
fair to good wethers. $soog3.s5; good to
s2;Ooq2.So; good to choice spring lambs, s6.25
q6.SO; fair to good spring lambs. S5,OoG60o;
feeder .wethers and yearlings, g. 5043. %;
feeder lambs, s2.5O94OO; feeder ewes, sL25
Q2.W. Representative sales:
Follow Sheep Market
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations OF the Day ON Various
Commodities,

NEW YORK. July. s-FLoUR-Receipts.
I, $50 bills. exports. s,sS2 bbls. market was
: :tssGisg q sa7Os sS9s; Winter 4as f patents. T .slSSs
sofa M SnRsrs. .ss.ig P%ssssfsst'. wi S11sSt io Is; s MiRRs.
hour steady sales. 500 bbls. fair to good.
S26qS a; choice to fancy, $S65@3.N.
city, sl.sli B~randywine. a.l6Ge.56.
RYECQuieti No. 2 western. 6Shc, T.. o.
b., sioat: state. SSGs4c. C 1. T., New York,
BARLEY-Nominal.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 66.i5o bu. Spot, firm;
sSSSSc Z. o. Ss'' sao stNS o.' NG noT z 5s9, S1bS SI
luth, s2&c (. o. b. ahoat; No. / hard Mani
ltSpo; SSSS I 9: b. aioat; Heavy rains
covering Of wheat shorts today and adj
,yanced prices 10 per blu. A heavy decrease
N worlds stocks also had an influence. In
the last hour realizing caused moderate
FRACTIONS but the CLOSE was still &c net
higher; JSly; slgS1hc; closed at SIC; Sep
,cember. 7sGTsSc; Closed at 7SNc. ""' De
CoRN-Receipts. 1900 bu.; exports, $500
.9ao SPOT hsm; .d NO; q 1otto elevator. and
strong and active at first on excessive rains
IN the corn belt and cooler weather. but
closed partly NC net higher on ali but JUN
which was Nc up July. 6sq69hc; closed al
'3oS; eptsssmpa6Ses5c S!'te; closed az e41sc; De.
oATs-Receipts. 400 bu.; exports. sin
en; Spot steady; No. 2. s5e; No. 8. 5c.
~ . WhAtCt NI1CE NO. D white, 6OC. track
mixed western, 5446Sc; track, white west.
,ern. 6Oq64c; track. white state, 6Oi64c. OBJ.
lions opened strong and advanced on rains
after which II eased on a little under real
king.
HAY-Dur; prins GOOSE; good to choice
HIDEs-ouiet; Galveston, 20 10 25 Ibs
lsci Csnternia, u to Is lbs, 1se; Texas dry
HoPS-Firmer; state, prime to choice
1901 crop. 1SlkG2She; 1900, Toe; oids. edsc
state, common to choice. 1871 crop, 2ld24c
1900 llQ1sc; olds, 6al0c; Pacific coast 100
crop, 20Q2lc; 1900, l76isc; olds, 6dlOc.
LEATHER-Qulet; acid. 24d25c.
WOOLSQuiet; domestic fleece, 25dSOc.
PROVISIONS-Beef, firm; family y6OOf
1850; mess, 1880; beef hams sir
Qll.50: packet, s1A.5Oa15.@; city extra ind,
mess, 34.Ooq25.00 90. Cut meats, Arm; pickle,
bellies, 81. aQl2OO; picked shoulders. SsO
Ga.b0; picked hams, Sl.O0dl2.0O. Lard
steady western steamed, 3ll.25; July close,
at n1.0. nominal; refined. quiet: Soutl
America, S11.S0; compound, &l2k6SD
continent. $l1.40, Pork. hrm; family S2l
short clear, $19.50922.O0; mess, tl9OOdi9. rs.
TALLoW-Ftrmer; city 02 per pkg, sac
country (pkgs. freel, 6hd6hc.
RICE-Ftrm; domestic. fair to extra, A
G6hc; Japanese. 4%45c.
BUTTER-Receipts, 9.l2 pkgs.; stat
dairy. 1TAG21c; Imitation creamery, 1915
22c; creamery, l7q1sc; factory, l6d1so.
CHEESE-Receipts, l,i57 pkgs.; irregu
lar fancy large colored, SIC; fancy larg
white. she; fancy small new state, flu
Ed0s-Reeeipp. S,@S pkEs.; state an
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wet Weather in Wheat Belt Sends Cereals
on Uphill TrOt.
ALL SEPTEMBER GRAINS QUIT HIGHER
wheat opens strong and oats Display
Vivncity, but July Corn IL Inert,
while Provisions Close
Lower.

CHICAGO, July e.-Heavy rains through
the wheat belt, where generally fair
weather had been predicted, was the CHIEF
cause for higher prices on the Board OF
Trade today. There was an active trade In
wheat and September closed &c hlgneri
sssPtem0er corn T slans &c c,6 nisheF from 1a'I Sc 70
Wheat opened active and strons, prices
Excessive and general rains throughout
the country was the exciting taftor.
There was a good commission nouse y teree
bullish and bought freely, while shorts Tell
over themselves In an endeavor to get 70
stock for the week had decreased over
!S.O00,000 bu. was also a sTrengthenlns Lea-
'ture. Fears of a change in sentiment over
caused some realizing toward the close.
September opened hqAc to %qSc higher
.vsnced to 74%@74hc, but weakened later on
heavy realizing and closed &c higher at
l1SesgIS%c, CIearances OF whese tnta ners
4s3, 600 bu., against $4,000 bu. q, year ago.
Local receipts were q cars, with OF con-
tract grade. Minneapolis and Duluth re-
iported 23S cars, making a total for the
three points of 259 cars, compared with 26l
cars last week and 25 a>year ago; - :.
'standstill, shorts apparently .sparring for
"a better opening and the bull crowd sim
,hgure on July was 1c below yesterdays
.cicse, at Soc, and although there was some
kgrain Ofered at SSc, scarcely any was Dlu
In. The close was at the opening figure.
yTrade in other grain months was not par
ticularly large, but a good demand ex-
listed during the whole session and prices
were higher on rains and smaller move
ment. September opened %qlko higher at
61hdS1%c, advanced to &c and closed with
a gain OF Nc at 61Q61hc. Local receipts
were ITO cars, with 10 of contract grade.
Oats were excited, with the new July
selling to Sic, or nearly &c higher than
yesterdays close, and the more distant fu-
lures also advance sharply. Heavy rains
in the west and southwest were respon-
sible for the upward trend 40 the
Shorts we're much frightened at the unfa-
vorable outlook and covered freely; Sep
TENDER opened MONO higher at %Q94hc,
sold up to 35c and closed strong and lac
higher at 34hc. Local receipts were 76
cars.
There was a fair amount of bu siness
transacted in provisions, with offerings
more free than for some time past, The
sale of a big line of pork and ribs for an
outsider caused weakness early in the ses-
sion, but covering by shorts gave support
to the market and the close was about
steady. September pork opened 54715c
lower at SIS. 62hq1S.6 and after ranging be-
tween S1S.371 and 1855 closed 10c lower at
$3.50; September lard closed TIC lower at
$10.95 ribs were &c lower at $40. TN.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
40 cars; corn, 175 cars; oats, IS cars; hogs,
10000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
HELENA MUST PAY CLAIM
Given Choice of Settling with Water
works Company or Having
Plant Shut Down.

BOSTON, July 9.-The directors Of
the Helena water works OF Helena, Mont.
the controlling stock OF which is held in
Boston have voted to shut OFF the public
water service in that city after this month
unless the city government pays the bills
for water supplied to date amounting to
$7S. 900.
There has been some litigation over tho
bills rendered to the city OF Helena and
the owners OF the company, after consult
Ing attorneys here have sent formal notice
to the city authorities Of Helena that
service will be suspended unless there is
an immediate settlement. The fire under
writer's have also been notified. The shut
ting off Of the water would leave the city
without sewerage facilities or fire protec-
ton,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
Wool Market.

BOSTON. July a-wooL-The market
Is very firm and considerable business has
been transacted. with the market very
strong. Territory woods tend upward.
Fine staple territories have moved freely
at 50dS2c; strictly fine, 4sd6lc; fine and nne
medium, 47d4Sca staple, 5lG5Sc, and medium,
40d42c. Fleece wool market lie very hrm,
P~ennsylvenia XXX, &q2eo; Xxx and above,
IQ2Ixc; x, A926c; Michigan x. 23G24c,
= LONDON, July 9.-WOOL-At the auction
sales today 1902 bales were offered, which
consisted of a superior selection. There
was a full attendance and there was anil
mate competition. Merinos were in active
request, Cross-breds sold firm and. fine
grades were very firm. Coarse inferior
stock was in good supply and in buyers
favor. Withdrawals were fair in scoureds.
A large selection of Cape of Good Hope
and Natal woods was in good demand.
Sales In detail were as follows: New South
Wales. 1900 bales; secured. sda1s Sd;
greasy, 4hdq1s. Queensland, 400 bales;
secured. Is 6hd41s l0Ad; greasy, 7h@10d.
Victoria, 1900 bales; secured, 6Ad6ls 9lkd;
greasy, Adq1s I'd. South Australia. 500
bales; secured, Is 4d. West Australia, 100
bales; secured, 6d91s I'd; greasy, b%@7xd.
New, Zealand, 500 bales; secured. bNd0
Is Cd; greasy, 3Qad. Cape OF Good Hope
and Natal, COO bales; secured, 11d@1s 64d;
greasy, s%G7hd. Spanish, 100 bales; greasy.
bLd,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Late Buyers of Speculative Element
Sell for PrOhts.

Sell for Profits.
NEW YORK, July 9.-The selling Of
tive element which bought previously on
the prospect of a rise, their motive being,
or course, TO take profits. Whether any
actual developments bearing upon values
were considered is not clear, but there were
one or two considerations which must be
construed against a further advance in
prices.
The marking up of st. PAU and New
York Central, together with some OF the
soft coal stocks that were strong yester-
day Is perhaps sufficiently explained as a
measure of manipulation to facilitate the
taking OF profits elsewhere. Some OF the
high priced industrials worked higher on
what had the appearance of investment
demand.
The proposed suit to enjoIn the payment
OF g dividend on United States Steel COM
mon came in for some vigorous denuncia-
lions as to its motives by officials of the
corporation and the advance in the stock
was apparently intended as a notice to OPP
ponents of a purpose to protect the stock
In the market.
OF the factors making for the selling
side, the continued heavy movement of
currency to Chicago was an important one.
Including a deposit of 100000 at the sub
treasury for telegraphic Transfers to Chicago
about H,5Oo,Oo0 went to that point from here
today.
The exigencies of the corner in the July
this heavy movement. The large commit
ments believed to be held in the stock
| HldThcI ny lie mdndBtTS Oh ln6 GOTH COTDeT
occasion some uneasiness over the possible
results OF a failure of the corn crop, such
as have accompanied many similar at
tempts in the past.
The days weather news was considered
to make a big showing also for corp pros
poets, too much rain being indicated.
The failure to advance the Louisville &
Nashville dividend rate to a 8 per cent
basis was a disappointment to some specu-
lators who had acted on tips" but there
was no general expectation of an increase.
AS was expected after yesterdays ex-
chang market movement, no export en-
gagement of gold was announced. The
usually heavy government disbursements
are f~avoring the money market.
The prolonged advance in Missouri Pacific
made the weight of realizing in that stock
particularly heavy and the bears made a
renewed attack and also on Western Union
and Sugar, the former on the termination
of connections with the Pennsylvania Cen
trail and the latter on the large capital en-
barking In opposition.
A~malgamated Copper was sold on ac-
count OF the declining tendency of railway
copper.
The bond market was rather quiet and
steady. Total sales. par value, 2,275, 900
United States bonds were unchanged on the
last call.
The following are the closing prices on
/ the New York Stock exchanges:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10

Rockies, decreased $4,000 bushels; afoat
for and In Europe (X) decreased S,S00,000
bushels; total supply decreased, S,S67,0OO
bushels.
Corn-United States and Canada. east
Rockies, Increased 143,0OO bushels.
Oats-United States and Canada, east
Rockies, increased 1900 bushels,
X-Decreased to monthly revision OF Eu-
ropesn, which showed foreign consumption
OF wheat In June much larger than sus-
pected.
Among the more important increases this
week are those OF l34,0O0 bushels at New
port News, 10000 bushels at Fort Worth
and 5000 bushels at Dallas.
The leading decreases are those of 106,-
900 bushels at Rochester, l00,0O0 bushels In
Manitoba and $1,000 at Chicago, private
alaNa fOra
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10

Pennsylvania. 9O92O4c; western %candied.
l91hc.
PoULTRY-Alive. firm; broilers, 14e;
turkeys, nqlll1ci. fowls, ll14ei dressed
weak; broiiers, 15c; fowls, llhq12c; tur-
keys, l3Hl4c.
METALs-Local markets today were not
active. but reflected steady to firm tones
generally. An advance Of 81 In the Eng
fish price OF tin was responded to locally
by an upturn of about % points, spot clos
ing at SIS. 25a2S.60 and firm I'm tone, with a
good demand London closed at e126 15s
for spot and SPA los for futurues. A de-
cline OF 2s Cd abroad in copper had no eff
feet locally. prices here advancing. slightly.
Standard, spot to August, closed at
ii .37haii.7 IS; lake, S11.95d1214; electrolytic,
SlLs6a12.2O, and casting, 81. I5d1Ls5. Lon
oon spot was finally e62 us Sd and futures.
E53 IS. There was nothing OF feature In
lead either here or abroad and prices were
unchanged and steady, locally at 4hc and
at London Ell Is. In spelter also the same
condition prevailed, with the market frmer
at Sac and steady abroad at E19. English
iron prices were steady at GLASGOW. but
fractionaI!y higher at Middlesborough at
51s. In the local market the tone was
steady, prices remaining as last quoted:
No prices was named on warrantsi No. /
foundry northern, $22.0Oa2S.C; No. ! foun-
dry southern, $21. 50d22.5 so; No. 1 foundry
southern, soft, S21. 5Od22 so.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
Total receipts. .... .1Ol
The disposition OF the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the


4ONoA StSNS b@O 49,
CATTLE-Receipts of cattle were light
today and under the influence of an active
local demand prices ruled strong all
around on anything that had any Kill 20 1t
or on anything desirable In the way of
feeders. Buyers were all out early and
as a result everything was. out of first
hands in good season.
Beef steers of good to choice quality
commanded stronger prices today. There
were comparatively few on sale, and as
packers all seemed to be anxious for sup
plies some sales looked quite a little
to finish and the highest prices Of the
as high as $3.50, and another bunch of %
head touched $500. The $3.50 cattle
weighed 1,22S pounds and the $500 cattle
only 1,196 pounds, but they were in good
noticeable that packers want the cattle
showing quality and fat.
The market on the better grades OF cows
was also active and stronger. There were
only a few or sale answering to that
description, so that what few there were
came to the commoner grades, trading was
by no means active and 1t was difficult
for sellers to get a bid on such kinds.
The prices paid were no more than steady
with yesterday and 1t was evident that
packers were trying to buy them lower
or not at all.
Bulls, veal calves and stays sold In just
about yesterdays notches.
Stockers and feeders of good quality
were in active demand and the feeders in
particular were a little higher today.
There does not seem to be enough feed
as $5.15 was paid for some Nebraska cat
tie weighing l,1oS pounds. Common cattle,
though, are slow sale and no more than
steady. Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
Liverpool Grain and Provisions.

LIVERPOOL, July s.-wHEAT-No. 1
northern spring, firm, IS Sd. Futures quiet;
July, 6s Nd; September. Is hd; December,
IS I'D.
-CoRN-Firm; American mixed. IS 1lxd.
Futures quiet; September. 6s sgd; October,
PROVIsIoNs-Beef. quiet; extra India
mess. zoos. Pork, Arm: prime mess, west
ern 7Ss Cd; Hams. strong; short cut, Il to
cut, 2s to 80 lbs. SIS; short ribs, Is to Il
lbs; $751; long clear middles. light. % to
heavy, IS to 40 lbs, strong, SOS; short clear
backs, 1e TO 20 lbs. strong; sos Sd; clear
bellies, IA to is lbs. strong, COS. Shoulders,
square cut, II to Is lbs, strong, ass. Lard,
American refined, in pals. 54s Cd.
CHEESE-Steady; American finest white,
AIS Cd: American finest colored. ASS Sd.
TALLOW-Prime, city, steady, 2Ss Sd;
Australian in London, duh at ass,
FLoUR-st. Louis fancy, winter, firm.
HoPs-At London (Pacihc COAST. firm,
BUTTER-NominaL.
Professionalism, steady, Is 90.