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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-09-04

Dies Molnes. Sept 4-The following
ticket was named by the Democratic
state convention here Wednesday. the
nominations being by reclamation:
Secretary Of Switchboard Burke.
Auditor. s. MeLuin.
Attorney general-John Dennison.
Treasurer-R u. Champman.
Judge Of supreme eonrt-Thomas
Stapleton.
Clerk supreme eourt--Jesse Trip.
Supreme court reporter-John +. d.
Dalton.
Judge of supreme court (short term)
W. II. Quick.
Railroad commissioner Thomas
Benson.
The convention adopted a platform
which makes no mention of free sill
yer Of the Kansas City platform This
M the first time the Iowa Democrats
have ignored the silver question since
the Dubuque convention of 1896, when
free silver at a ratio Of 16 TO ! was
specifically Endorsed.
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Tyler College

The largest commercial college
building I'm the United States. over
40 900 square feet Of floor space ;
largest commercial and shorthand
school in the south or west.
We haveenrolled over 600 students
since the first of September,
Our graduates are filling some OF
the best positions kngwn to the
clerical and stenograpDAc profession.
1.-THE FAMOUS EYRNs SHORT
HAND taught hergs with its author
at the head Of Me shorthand de-
partment. A speed Of $50 words per
minute is given in from to II
weeks or no charge for the course.
Our bookkeeping is taught on the
actual business plan from start TO
finish. Our students learn to do by
doing We have discarded the old
red tape theory method; we guaran-
tee the most thorough, practical and
excellent course of business training
taught throughout the entire south
or west, or make no charges.
III the student upon arriving finds
that we do not do as we advertise,
we will pay his railroad fare both
ways and his expenses while here
investigating. akMa ~
write today for large illustrated
cafAlog, free.
TT TYLER COLLEGE, Tyler. Tex.
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HIS TOUR COMPLETED.
Presidents AT Oyster asmy frcm Hls Tous
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Throaga New Enwtaaa
Oyster Bay. n. r. Sept. 4.--Presi-
dent Roosevelt returned here at $50
O'Clock Wednesday night after his
thrilling experience near Lenox
Mass. His right cheek is swollen,
there is a black bruise under his right
eye and his mouth is slightly swollen.
Otherwise he shows no effects Of the
accident.
He will go south the latter part OF
the week. according to the original
schedule and will be accompanied by
Secretary Cortelyou who. while con-
siderably shaken up. expects that his
injuries viii not incapacitate him from
duty. Mr.. Cortelyou's nose is badly
bruised, there is lump on the back
Of his head and bruises behind bis left
ear and on his body.
The president says he may Rave to
make his first public appearance with
a black eye and a swollen fare. but
the accident has not interrupted his
work for ten minutes and it will not
interrupt his southern trip. The presi-
dentAis pledged TO attend the annual
conference OF the Brotherhood OF Lo-
connective Firemen at Chattanooga
Tenn. next Monday, and he would not
ON any account disappoint the broth
eThood. Il is a we'll known fact that
the president holds railroad men in
very high regard and he anticipates
great pleasure in meeting the brother
hood Of hremen next week
The president was sincerely attached
to Craig. the secret service man who
lost his life yesterday, because OF
Cvaig's personality and because Of the
attachment the children felt for him,
and he is sincerely grieyed at Craig's
death. Apart from that event the pres
ident is not affected by his experience.
The president feels that the conduct
Of the motorman of the car that
wrecked the carriage was criminal. an.
less the trolley had gotten beyond his
control and the president can hardly
believe this was the case, because as
soon as the car struck the carriage
IL stopped,
The president did not allow the &C
cident 10 interfere with the carrying
out of the pre-arranged program ex
cept that he made no speeches. Mrs.
Roosevelt had arranged in advance to
meet the president In Bridgeport. and
this she did, going there in the Sylph,
accompanied by two of the children
and Assistant Secretary Loeb. When
Mrs. Roosevelt learned Of the acct
dent she telegraphed Mrs, Cortelyou.
who was at Hampstead to come TO
Sycamore Hill and meet Mr.. Cortel-
you. This she did and Mr. and Mrs.
Cortelyou dined with the President and
Mrs. Roosevelt. leaving on late train
for their summer home at Hampstead.
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FAsnI Duel =. parI..

Paris, Tex. Sept AIN a shooting
ARRAY at tae southeast eoFueT of the
square Wednesday morning at /
O'clock Joe Copeland. a well known
sporting man, WAS fatally wounded by
John Grain. another sporting man.
Five or six shots were fired In the
fight but only one took effect In Cone
lands right side and passed through.
touching the liver and producing a
wound from which he died about
o'clock. Grain was not hit He was
placed under arrest at the Kimbail
hotel a few minutes later. He admit
bed his participation la the shooting
and claimed to have acted in self-de.
Tense. When taken In custody his re-
voiver showed only one empty shell
and he claimed that one shot was all
that he fired.
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SITUATION ALARMING
Non-Union Miners Fired on at the
Simmons Creek Mines.
GUARDS TAKE PART
II Is Not Known whether Amy on
Was Killed The County 0fElcials
Cannot Get Men to Assist In
Keeping the Peace.

Bramwell. w Va, Sept 1.-The sit
uation in the Flat Top coal field is yet
alarming. Wednesday night at Sim
mons Creek as the non-union miners
were leaving the mines, volley was
fred at them supposedly by the strikers
hidden on the mountainside. The
guards returned the fire. So far as is
known no one was injured. The officials
at Simmons Creek and other opera
tions In the Fiat Top field have asked
the county and state authorities for
protection, but the county authorities
need officers q. so many different
points II seems impossible for the aher-
III go and men enough whom be can
deputize 70 preserve order. More than
half the mea deputized In the past
week or two by the sheriff as deputies
refuse to act in that capacity. 1t IL
said that whole prosecutions will re-
suit from this when the next criminal
court sonvenes as the sheriff seems
much enraged at the poor support be-
ing given him. As yet Governor white
refuses to send any troops to this field
notwithstanding many appeals are
made daily.
The fire In the Pocahentas mine con-
tiuues 10 rage although two large
streans N water have been pouring in~
80 the pit mouth for two days The
mine officials fear explosions In the
mine az the result OF the fire and It
Is difficult 10 get men who will push
enough into the interior to fight the
fire Advices from the Elhart field are
70 the effect that probably 100 strikers
returned 20 york there Wednesday.
chiefly iurgarIaEs. who cannot speak
q word OF English. II is more than like
~ tae strikers viii endeavor 10 prevent
them again entering the mines and
trouble may result IN that field.
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Is Ia Srpr@@sd That a Br~k~m Hail
ptfSAea the PA@seaxar

""s78 ~" B&NN@s&@E
Temple Tex. Sept 4-passenger
train No. Is. wes,bouad on the San An.
eelo branch Of the Gull. Colorado and
Santa Fe railway. went into the ditch
Tuesday night between Zephyr and
Muilgn. Three cars. two coaches and
the mail and express car we're deralled
ard Posfkl Clerk Benson Maxwell. resi-.
dence al Temple, vas snjured Internal
~, bat not dangerously. and Mira. X. Vt.
Humphriss will probably die. her skull
being fractured None Of the others IL
dangerously injured. though many ara
painfully cut and bruised about the
head, shoulders and hips.
The injured are, Missis Alice. Kate
and Agnes Hamphrles aud two sons Of
Mrs. Humphries. who were moving
from Houston 10 Brentwood. Mrs. b.
h. Hawkins and three children. Brown.
wood. Jeff Grassland. brakeman, TEN.
pie; II. r. Baker Blevins; ]. w. Jack
SOB, Bleyinss Mrs. NJ. l. Gilbert and
sou. ClehurDe. George Browne.
Zephyr; Bob Bradbury, Zephyr; Steve
Hayes, Zephyr. Mrs. Ann Johnson,
Baliinger; II, N. usselton, Temple. B.
NJ. Maxwell. mail clerk. Temple: Miss
Della Hill, killeen: Mrs Mary Adams
Williamson county. Mrs. Pullen, Bel.
mont, Lee Neblett. Waco; Lee Hall
Brentwood. and colored porter.
X is presumed that the accident was
due TO broken rail-. as incoming 76
eastbonnd, which passed the other al
Mullins. passed over a very rough place
that iolted the cars badly.
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ramille. Firht SCR neu.ten.

Houston, Sept 4.-There was a
shooting Wednesday night down the
Harrisburg road The parties to ii
were Joe Weiss. ST., and Joe Weiss,
Jr., and Mrs. Weiss, on one side, and
MeNermott, wife and daughter on the
other. The latter used sixshooter,
firing IS or 20 times, and the former a
shotgun loaded with small shot. The
sixshooter did not hit the enemy. but
killed two hogs. The Weisses used ef-
fectively the shotgun and MeNermott
was shot in the face. but is not Sc
riousIy hurt. An old feud cause of the
fght. Several arrests have been made.
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California Democratic Ttrkat.

Sacramento. Sept, 4.-California
Democrats nominated the following
ticket
Governor Franklin X. Lane.
Chief justice of the supreme court
John X. Law.
Associate justices-E. c. Farisworth,
Jr., and n. X. Bowden.
Secretary of state-Alex Rosebrough
Controller--F. ". Hartley.
Attorney general--W. A. Gett.
Treasures. H. Brooks.
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Milwaukee. Sept. mayor David S.
Rose Of this city was nominated for
governor OF Wisconsin by the Demo-
cratic state convention and John Wat
take OF kenwanee was the choice for
lieutenant governor.
The platform condemns the Repub-
lean party for the enactment and
maintenance of tariff law which fos-
ters trusts"
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WRECK ON SANTA FE.
Thirty Fass~ngsrs Are Reported IaSavsd
@sa@ H~snx Pasmstx Faur.

@"'6SS RA~~nESf@ are H@p"Ft@d AntuFsd
~"Fa@ E~4ng Fatally Hurs.
Fort Worth. Tex Sept. s.--The west.
boand Passenger train on the Gulf
Colorado and Santa Fe was wrecked
BY a defective rail near brentwood
Tex. and thirty persons are reported
injured Among those badly hurt are:
AFs. Kate HUMPHREYS of Houston,
Texas, skui fractured. probably will
die
Alice and Kate Hpmphries also
Houston dangerously hurt
lee Hall badly injured.
The Injured were taken to Brown
wood.
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Corsicana, Tex. Sept News has
reached here that a negro aboard the
tral was robbed Of bis money and then
thrown from the train between Rich-
land and WORKMAN. BY other negroes.
1t IL stated that the next train which
passed picked him up and tock him to
W0Fsham for medical Rttention.
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Longview, Tex. Sept. 4.-W. l.. Sar-
gent. who was private secretary to the
late Congressman DeGraffenreid, and
Hon. r. G. Andrews OF Winsboro, are
candidates for congress from the Third
Texas district for fill the uenSpired
term OF the late Congressman DeGraf
fenreid
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Vienna, Sept News has been re
eesved here from Tiflis, Trans-C au-
cagia, Russia, Of a landslide which oc-
Cured August III in the vicinity OF
Mount Kasbek and which resulted In
the destruction or some 90 villages and
the loss Of nearly TOO lives. Seismic
disturbances seem TO have started 8
giaeisr which swupG down : valley and
destroyed everything Ia In path
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FOR RENT Nice, 1arge ball, up
stairs, south exposure. See A. i.
Bishop. IL
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Avoid serious results Of Kidney
or bladder disorder by taking Fo-
lay's Kidney Care. Sold by d. w.
Fearis.
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4 AN SURE they haze it at the
Nickel Store. l33
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FOR SALE Little girls bicycle; in
use only thirty days. Call at III
Brown St l33p
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LOST-One class pin, on courthouse
square or Ferris avenue Friday
night Finder will uSase return
same to the Daily Likht office and
he rewarded. p132
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TABLETS, pencils, pen and ink.
In fact complete supply for school
children can be found,At the Nickel
Store. 1873
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WE sell Sewing Machines at popu-
lar prices, from sl5 to $50. WaNa-
hachie Hardware Go, If
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WANTED Everybody III Waxa-
hachie to read this coIvinn every
day. II always contains interest
ing ads.
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FOR oALE-One MoonlBros. bug
gy and good set of harness at a
bargain. See ". X. sArant at Ar
noid'k Music Store. IF
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SCHOOL opens up hl afew days,
so does the Nickel store open up
their big line Of sehdol supplies-
except the books. t33
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BRING an exclusive book store we
can serve you better add quicker
than elsewhere. Deegan's Book
store. ia
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FOR SALE-At bargain, all the
lumber used in the construction of
the stage and elev ated seats ia the
Shelton house on Washington st.
Apply at this office. If
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MRS. GENIE WATSON Teacher
OF piano and striHged inktruments
lessons begin September Fsth 1902.
3DG oldham Ave. 4i45pd.
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SEWING MACHINES 10 sell or
rent. Waxahachie Hardware Co.
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FARM BARGAINS-FiUe little
farm Of ~ acres, good Improve
ments. 1T soid within tYh days viii
take $3.50 per acre. AT. bishop.
a Il " II
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NTED-To negotiate some good
vendors lien paper wal secured by
good black land and drafting s per
cent. Address Box 2H, w AK a
haehie, Texas. ia
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FOR SALE-I offer my home on
College street for sale at bargain.
The best built house ia thacity with
all modern convenieneesf Electric
lights, hot and cold watsF, sewerage
connection. You mug, see this
home 10 appreciate it. SEE r. J..
Cole for terms. J. J. ~ gtealfe
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BOARDFRS Wanted-C CAN at 400
College street, or Light oshse.
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FOR SALE-One thorqng b bre q
Jersey COW, five yeags fold, never
goes dry, giving one gallon per day,
with proper attention will give
three gallons per day and one pound
of butter. VIII sell for S35. Apply
to Henry Sealy, West End, Phillips
4 Hawkins subdivision. l3}pd
The Indianapolis journal., 1902-10-22
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations ut ST. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST LOUIS, Oct. 2l.-FlOur firm; red winter
patents SSiOQS55; extra fancy and straight
at s20oqS50. Corn meal steady at $3.50 Bran
strong; sacked, east track. 73G75c Wheat lower;
December ssas5s ss:'4s MaS 3c :rHSe So Safd
6sq.2c. Corn lower; No. 2. cash. SEC; track
No 2. cash. 2slze; track. 5sisG5oIic December
2Sssc; May, 29ssc: No 2 white 34c. Rye lower
new, sES5 Lard lower lower sd0On at siS7o | Dry salt
meats steady; boxed. extra shorts and clear
boxed, extra shorts and clear ribs, sl2 62s; short
clear, sl26l14. Timothy seed firm at 81. 50q3.5O.
saI65o WHISKY STEADY az ss iron nf Cotton
ties sLOlA Bagging, 63sq7 l-16c; Hemp twine.
corn, $1,000 bu; oats, 11s,OOO bu. shipments
Flour, Il 600 brls; wheat. $4,000 bu; corn. 5000
bu; oats. 5000 bu.
BALTIMORE oct. 21-FIour unchanged.
Wheat quiet and easy; spot and October. 74h q
,4ssc; December, 7514g75ssc; May, 75Ac; steamer
No. red, 113q14c; Southern, by sample esq
75c; Southern. on grade. 7212975c. Corn dull and
lower; new or old November, 54c asked; year.
@lskc; Southern White SsssSe: southern Fellow.
10HI2c. oats firm; No. white, 36n36isc No.
Western. 56iEc Sugar firm and unchanged ! fine
and coarse granulated, 4711zc.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. H-Wheat-No red and
ples-sun-dried. 4a4kc per 10 for bright: peaches.
2d2Ac. Beans-Northern hand picked, s.. 60 per
yer, SlOGlL Straw. A5O Clean ginseng SAG
40 per 10. Potatoes. Sl.25 per brl; Northern po-
tatOeS, 5O00oc per Du; onions. S2H2.25 per brl,
new cabbage, 60c per brl; peppers. 81 per brl /;
green beans, SL5o per brl; tomatoes. 75cGsl
per bu
/ KANSAS CITY, Oct. 2.-wheat-December
66s4c; May, 6Sssc; cash. No. hard. 69q70c; No.
g. 67q6Sc; No. red. 67d67hc: No. g. 66d6lc
Corn-October, 502sc; December 37a4 q377sc; May.
36B@37c; cash. No. 2Nmixed. sac; No white,
5lsG59c, No. g. 5Sc Oats-No. white SIC; No.
2 mixed. 30lsQS2c. Receipts-Wheat. 55. 600 bu;
corn, $4,000 bu; oats $4,000 bu. Shipments
Wheat 49, 200 bu; corn 2400 bu; oats, 2, coo bu.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 21-Flour firm. Wheat
quiet; No. red, 7515c Corn steady No. 2
mixed, 6212q63c Oats easier; No. mixed 3012
G3lc. Rye quiet at 52l1G53c. Lard quiet at 5000.
Bulk meats firm at $1o.S7Ia. Bacon strong at
S12-50Q12.75. Whisky-Distillers' finished goods
steady on basis Of slS2. Sugar steady.
TOLEDO Oct 2l.-Wheat dull and easier;
cash. rec; December. 771kc; May, 77I3c. Corn
dull and easier; December, 4414c; May, 42%c.
Oats dull and steady: December, 32Ac; May,
stronger; October Sc. 6.s21z January, ses s21z. Rye.
52l2c.
DULUTH, Oct 21-Wheat--Cash No. / hard.
731Rc; No. northern, zee; No. L northern, to
arrive, INC: December, 69Ac; May, 72Rc; No
vember 711sc. Oats-December, 30lzc; to arrive
and on track, %1i9c.
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. acknowledgements.
70s4@707sc; May. 717sc: No. 1 hard. track.
7219c; No. northern ike; No. northern, 6s1zc.
MILWAUKEE,. Oct. 21.-Barley dull; No. 2.
64c; sample, 36465c.
The Indianapolis journal., 1902-10-22

NEW YORK, Oct. 2I.-Butter-Receipts, 644I
packages. The market was steady. State dairy
21c; creamery, common to choice. 1yeu24l2c; fac
tory, 1GnlSc; imitation creamery. I7Q2Oc. Cheese
Receipts. 1l.10S packages The market was
quiet New State fun cream, small colored
old, l2Ssc; Lew, 121sGl2hc; large, old, 12c;
new, l1Ac; large white. old. l2c; new. 11%c
Eggs-Reeeipts. $50 paeSages The market was
q25c; Western candled, 22Q2ic; refrigerated i!
Q2lc.
PHILADELPHIA oct 21-Butter firm and NC
TO lc higher; extra Western creamery 25lsc; ex-
ira nearby prints. &c Eggs firm and PC high
23lzc loss off; fresh Southwestern. 23c. loss
fresh Southern, 22c. loss off. Cheese firm; New
York full creams. prime small. l2kG12&c: New
New York full creams, prime large. 12hc; New
York full creams. fair to good. large, nl9QllAc.
BALTIMORE, Oct 21.-Butter firm the ad-
vance; fancy imitation, 1S920c; fancy creamery,
Csc; fancy ladle, 19Q29c; fancy roll, 16Ql9c good
and higher; fresh, 23c. Cheese firm and un-
changed; large 12ql21sc; medium, 12hqi21zc;
small, l25gl2Ac.
CHICAGO, Oct 21.-On the Produce Exchange
l6Ih0f241sc; dairies. 15421c Eggs firm at &c.
loss of and cases returned. Cheese steady at
1019Q11Ac.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 2L-Eggs firm at 1sa2Oc.
seconds, 21lkG2219c; dairy, 15Aa17hc. Cheese
steady; Ohio fiat, 12q12l2c.
KANSAS CITY, Oct 21.-Eggs steady; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock I7l4c, loss off and
cases returned.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 21.-Butter higher; creamery.
2OQ254c: dairy, lSQ22c. Eggs firm at &c., loss off.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 21.-Butter-Common and
BOSTON. oct. 21.-Ispecal Eggs steady at
2fm22c.
The Indianapolis journal., 1902-10-22

541zc track; State. 54d54ikc C. 1. (. New York.
Barley steady: feeding Ale C. T. (. Buffalo;
mailing, 4946lc C. l. Z. Buffalo.
Wheat-Receipts. 233. SIS bu; exports. 9l
bu; spot easy; No. red. 7Sssc elevator. U1s
Qls1sc 4. o. %. afioat; No. / northern Duluth,
SSsc I. o. b. afloat; No. l hard. Manitoba,
s4lsc I. o. b. afioat The general trend or
wheat prices was downward again. forcing
liquidation. Big receipts, a heavy increase
In worlds stocks, fine weather and lower
cables were the principal selling motives;
closed weak at sc net loss. May, U9s1ISi4c,
closed at 7Sc; December, 7Sq7Sssc, closed at
7Slsc.
Corn-Receipts. 13l. 600 bu; exports, 1858
bu: spot easier: No. g &c elevator, CSC
afioat; No. yellow, 70c; No. white, 7oc.
Influenced by big receipts. splendid weather
through the West. weakness abroad, in
creased country offerings and liquidation,
corn weakened decidedly to-day, but finally
rallied little on large export sales, closing
steady at 1sG15c net decline. May, 4lss1
4SAc, closed at 4Slsc: December, 55ssQ56l4c.
closed at 56kc.
Oats-Receipts, 81 600 bu. Spot easy: No.
2, 34c; standard white, 3612c; No. white,
36i1c: No. white. 36c: track white. S5Q31c.
options were likewise affected by large re-
ceipts and fine weather, declining sharply.
December. 36@sd36Izc. closed at 3615c.
Beer quleti beef hams, $2O.5OlI2l. 80. Cut
meats quiet; picked bellies, $l3Ql4; picked
shoulders. So Lard easy; Western steamed.
s6.5Oq6.75; country, S75Q7.
Coffee-Spot Rio quiet No. invoice, 52sc;
mild steady; Cordova, 7$4q12c.
Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining, 1-16c;
centrifugal. 90 test, 33sc; molasses sugar,
13-16c; refined firm.