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Evening star., 1908-01-21
Gleanings.

People talk about the fckleness OF
fashion, but. as matter of fact. there
s nothing more distressingly constant,
says a dressmaker. How long have we
worn hlouseso How many years did bo-
eros reign? What ages it seems since
we took TO stripes All these things are
not Of Yesterday. The faithfulness of
fashion Is tedious After many seasons
velvet is still her only love. Some of us
had hoped for 4 change, but it is not to
he
Evening star., 1908-01-21
Negro Must Not Be Suppressed.


3d. Above all. do not let the colored
republicans of the south be excluded from
taking part in the state and congressional
conventions to elect delegates to Chicago.
The fifteenth amendment is the charter
of suffrage to the colored men. Three
hundred thousand northern lives and six
billions of northern money were spent In
bloody battle to save the Union and gain
the power to free the slave and give him
equality before the law with all citizens of
our republic of freedom. That amend
ment is the birthright of the millions of
colored men born in the forty years since
emancipation was proclaimed by Abraham
Lincoln.
1T has been so de feated and destroyed
by southern democrats that the colored
men cannot vote and have their votes
counted at any southern election. Let it
not be so nlillihed as to keep colored men
out of southern republican conventions.
national convention would disgrace and
dishonor itself which should admit to it's
membership delegates chosen at local
conventions from which Colored men were
excluded. Such action would arouse in
evitable and injurious indignation on the
part of colored voters in the northern
states. The colored men of the south
should resolutely maintain their rights in
conventions of the republican party,
which owes its existence to it's resistance
to human slavery and its opposition to
any oppression of the coiored race i'll
America.
Free and Uninstructed.
-. This appeal neither advocates nor
opposes any particular candidate for
President. 1t is to be hoped that who
ever is nominated-Whether Taft, Foraker.
Fairbanks. Cannon, La Toilette, Knox or
Hughes-will be elected. Our protest is
against the use of the southern delegates,
nsssed by unauthorized Federal officers
| in solid phalanx in favor of any candi-
date who cannot be nominated without
them: and. above all. our appeal is for
the participation in southern caucuses
and conventions of the colored republi-
cans, by exercising their free. unrestrain-
ed and unbought energies upon terms of
political equality with their white repub
lican brothers. Do not surrender, aban-
don or destroy the fifteenth amendment
in southern republican conventions.
"WM F.. CHANDLER,
'WM. P. KELLOGG"
Evening star., 1908-01-21
SOUTHERN REPUBLICANS
AN APPEAL FOR UNINSTRUCT.
ED DELEGATIONS.
Ex-senator Chandler Of New Hamp
shire and Ex-Gov. Kellogg Of
Louisiana Sign It.

Ex-senator William f. Chandler Of
New Hampshire and ex-Gov. William
Pitt Kellogg of Louisiana, both Of whom
have taken great interest In southern re-
publican politics in the last forty years,
issued an appeal last night addressed to
tho republicans Of the south, urging that
the negroes take part in conventions to
name delegates to the national conven-
ton and carestly pleading that unin-
structed delegations, free from domina-
tion of fedral off1ceholders. be chosen.
The text of the appeal follows:
| ITO Southern Republicans:
The undersigned feel warranted by
their relations to the republican party
| in its infancy and through its whole life,
and in view of the existing situation, In
| speak king to you a few suggestive words:
u. Do not allow the southern dele
gates to the Chicago convention to be
massed in favor of any one candidate for
| President If you do. and that candi-
date is nominated only as the result of
such movement. he Will be defeated
at the polls In November. and a demo-
crat will be the next President. The
| southern republicans can give no cleo
toral votes to the republican nominee.
! Let them resolutely abstain from giving
| the nomination In the convention TO a
candidate who would not be selected IL
it were not for their votes. and whose
| nomination may. therefore, result In
overwhelming republican defeat. Send.
| If possible, free and uninstructed dele
| gates, who from the beginning to the end
will act with prudence. discretion and
! wisdom. according to their best Judg-
ment. formed only at the time and place
| of the convention.
Warned Against Oficeholders.
40. Do not let the southern delegates
be named or controlled by federal ONCE
holders. 1t has been charged against the
southern republicans that at times. some
of them have thus been taken possession
of and made the tools of unscrupulous
and corrupt men. whose only interest in
the party was that 1t gave them office
| power and money. President Roosevelt s
| first appearance in public ofi1ce in Wash
| ington was as a civil service commits
| sioner. He abhnrs the use of patronage
| to control political conventions. and has
| forbidden federal officials to use their time
| and influence for political purposes. Any
| federal officeholder seeking to control del
Evening star., 1908-01-21
Lemon Sauce for Fish.

Squeeze and strain the juice from a
large lemon into a saucepan, then add to
it one-quarter of pound tscanD of but
ter. one-half saltspoonful of salt and a
saltspoonful of pepper. Beat over the
fi-a until thick and hot. but do not let it
boil. When done mix the beaten yolks Of
TWO eggs and serve at once.
Evening star., 1908-01-21

for a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. addi-
ton to the courthouse of the District. and
Senator Dolliver has introduced Dill
providing for an addition to the Asrlcui-
tural Department to cost $1.I5o.OCO Both
bills were referred to the committee on
public buildings and grounds.
Evening star., 1908-01-21
IN THE KlCTHEN.
Sour Cream Salad Dressing.

Another excellent salad dressing for po-
tatoes or cabbage has sour cream for a
foundation. Add to a small cup thick
sour cream three tablespoonfuls cider Or
tarragon vinegar. a teaspconful each salt
and sugar. satspoonfui paprika or pinch
of cayenne.
For q potato salad teaspoonful onion
juice or minced onion and tablespoonful
minced parsley will be found an addition.
Evening star., 1908-01-21

first two while they arc still liquid, and
then slowly stir in the tinctures.
Let the mixture stand until 1t con-
geals. and then massage the face night
and morning.
Evening star., 1908-01-21

Children's Heavy Cloth Coats. including dark
mixtures: some white bedford cord and
basket cloth. These coats sold for $500. mQ~
Sizes to 4 years.
Girls Dresses, made of best cllambrays and
ginghams; neat pink and blue checks; E(Dc
sizes ; to II years. All worth 100. -. wv
Choice OF Girls Dresses in Gretchens, sailor
suits jumpers. Russian, etc; plain &1 OQ
and plaids. Sold up to $500. ...... ~ 80
Choice of any Girls Coat that sold as high as
So: many styles and kinds to select 81 O6N
from; pick the coat you fancy at..... ~0'OV
Evening star., 1908-01-21
For Girls and Children.

Children's Bearskin Caps, Toques. Knitted
Sacques, Sweaters, Silk Caps etc. Sold Dr.
up to ST. Sale price. e...............
Choice of any Girls Coat sold from SIo to Sis
= fine kersey cloths, etc. none re- @m Or
served: 8 to II years. Choice OF any y
Girls Dresses; lined and extra we'll made;
plaids and checks; sizes 3 to II years. EOC
Have never sold under 81
Infants Long and Short Slips; Short White
India Linon Dresses; months to 3
years; good materials; neatly embrold- ORC
cred and trimmed .....................3
Evening star., 1908-01-21
The Nickel Theaters.

Regarding the nickel or moving pic
ture theaters. Chief Belt reported that
before he will approve an application
for the license of such thedter they
must be provided with at least two
separate and distinct exits. one In front
OF the building and one in the rear or
on the side. This is Il recent require
ment. and owing to this fact there are
at present several of these thcaters
which have not been provided with ad
ditional exits. The motive power for
the machines used in these thcaters
is electricity, and the apparatus is
passed upon and inspected by the cleo
trical department of the District, There
are fifteen of these theaters in the
District.
Evening star., 1908-01-21
LOCAL THEATERS SAFE
FIRE CHIEF BELTS I.EPORT OF
THE PLAYHoUSES.

with the safeguards now thrown
around our theaters I am fully of the
opinion that should fire occur in any
theater during a performance. the same
should be properly handled and controlled
without the loss of single life from
exposure to the flames. smoke or glass.
William T Belt. chief of the local fire
department, made this statement in a
special report to Commissioner Macfar-
land yesterday upon he conditions of the
local theaters and other places of amuse-
ment In the District with respect to fire
precautions.
This report was asked for by Mr.. Mae
farland the day following the disastrous
fire at Boyertown. Pa. In his report the
chief has recommended as an extra fire
precaution that a regulation be promul-
gated requiring the installation of proper
and satisfactory standpipe systems in all
the theaters in the District. and that
buckets and barrels of water be installed
in all theaterS.
Evening star., 1908-01-21

egates to the presidential convention is
disobeying his orders. and should be
thrust aside by every self-respecting re-
publican at the south
New-York tribune., 1908-05-07
Fst
OTHER MARkErs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. May 6-cATTLE-Receipts estimated. about
1900 head SSGS7 25; 81 1p0
81 % heifers. 81 50ds6 10 bulls 81 5ons1 30. calves
So 5oaS5 stockers feeders. 81 ZG$J 10 HOGS
Receipts estimated about head; market weak;
choice heavy shipping oOaS5 butchers So 6odS5 io
Light mixed 81 bJdx5 60, choice light S5 S4s5 90 pack
Ing s. 25GS5 co pigs 81 1885 % bulk % sales 81 1"
s. CO. SHEEP-Recepts. estimated about 1900 mead
bulk STEADY 70 strong; sheep S54S5 25 lambs S6as7 90
,eaTiiugs. 50 JoHSo -.
Cincinnati MAY 6-HOGS-Market active. sc 10c
higher butchers and shippers s5 sJaS5 %;
s. as5 90 CATSFLE-Steady 70 strong: fair to good
strong. S39$5. LAMBS Steady strong s. 50gS7 %
East buffalo. May 6.-CATTI4I3-M active primo
SO 65dST- VEALSRecepts. $50 head; market
tive and &c higher. Ht sJG$1 % HoGS-Keceipts. 300
ST. TO- roughs S5g$3 p. SHEEP AND I-AABs-Receipts.
head sheep active lambs 16c 2oo
lower lambs. s59S7 Is; few. 81 2o ycariings. So c1
S6 90 wethers IS 55$6; ewes. S5q$5 70; sheep, mixed
Pittsburg May 6-CATTLE-supply light: steady A.:
choice higher 5aS7 prime. SO 5Ogs6 calves.
s44s6 SHEEP-Suppy light; steady; prime wethers,
506s6 30: cus and s2gS3 lambs 81 25$7 -
HOGS-Receipts light; higher prime heavies S6ftS6 '
mediums heavy Yorkes SO To- light Yorkers IS S0q
SO; pigs s. 70gs5 IS; roughH, 81 5ogs5
Kansas City. May observation-disclosures. 7.s0o head,
including Southerns. Steers steady; 81.
heifers stockers and feeders steady 70 I0c
dressed beef SO o. s7
to S5 40IS6 go. Western IS 25QS6
stockers feeders S. T5Gs5 65 southern SAG
So co. native helfer S59s6 rs: bulls So 50ds6 calves
So 751s8 HOGS-Recepts. 1900 head; market opened
5d1oc lower. closed steady Top. 50 co. sales
heavy. IS 45sJ Go: packers butcherS
IS s59s5 55: light 50 25S5 10: pigs Sc 75s4 70 SHEEP
Receipts. $500 head market &c higher Lambs. SEQ
81 25 and yearngs, 81 1895 Co. Texas yearngs
sb 25asd Texas sheep. 81 50sS 30 stors and feeders
So 5of$5.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-07
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


AND pE8s-Whiie he Volun1h Of business
in quantity OF stock n
nrst hands is go small firm holding
Prices f,r the materially changed. but some
beans moving out fairly well ana theo
is particularly firm feeling pea Other varieties
quoted OF late. Scotch peas easy We quoRe:
BEA KS. marrow. choice per bushei 3 -, do common
10 good s2as2 20: medium. choice, s. dS2 30; 40
good s2ds2 %; choice 81 20 DO com
good 81 10qs2 40; DO imported pea 81 lSaS2 -
35 kidney. choice dry, 81 9oasi 3D. DO common
10 good 81 6odSi S5 turtle SOUP choice 81 boG
%: yellow choice 81 S54s2 90: lima Caforna-
choice 25as3 30; Scotch basn per oushe 3 40
BUTTER-Receipts to-day. 1925 pkSs The move
m quite so free as Il was ycsterday bur
stock IL cleaning up fairly well and there is steady to
nr1n feeling choice fresh table grades
the creamery specials sell az &c eno extras at
2ss1c with good useful lots going al 2o1tqDc From
downward thAre is narrower outlet and values SOME
what The lots are particularly hard %
move Process cleaned well; indeed. some
houses are rather there Is nnornenary firm
the cali cnange this morning aggrcgattng % tubs
al i5AG1s.c We quote: Creamery. specials. per 70,
27c; 90 est-a. 26i4c 90 252c: DO seconds -19
2ss 90 thre 5 .soonss 1ss2s a sa h' Do as slss
aai1S aaa proeess e 'e sectss &c 60 first: o5
creamery arsts 2o92ic: Western factory. hrsts
do seconds l7@sc: thirds l5c; Western factory held
arxts 1sf1ec: seconds Hisc: do thirca loo PACK
CHEEs-Receipts to-day. $500 boxes Trading
IN old cheese Most OF re-
naming show irregular quality and value Spe-
ciais fancy small white were reduced Nc: New
cheese snd gradually cleaning al steady
prices Skins slow and Irregular. LIVERPOOL cable; Finest
Canadian s2s Sd for colored, and els Sd for white;
e ouSe si ersana Old specials i5o DO stas.
cream small wh.ts fancy i4s&c: 90 old large ana
small coioree. . I4Ac: DO fair 10 prime, IL
isc: Old. common. sasac: do full cream new go
New-York tribune., 1908-05-07
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

o
raFFEE-7he coffee made = show
To-aa while business active the
= orders apparently of good character offer
.-ex were well absorbed with the close showing
- advance points Sales reported of about
- so tsseS. The considered aue 10 the
Brazilian receipts. strong laTlzntS.
,sh from SeEtcs regarding the TIE
cpe-c5 steady at advance of points.
.Dnss 20 TIE steady European markets and other
above Large r-a1c Interests particularly
,s Il The big package coffee houses. appeared 10 q
f1z during DAY. taken altogethe- tn. market
well maintained around the initial
December was the most active month murh - Tire
IN that position being reported with prices
ranging from 6lec 10 500. A cable from F-a6o.
Chsves Co. Of Santos said; Almost all planters
pen5sd harvesting owing uuripe berries This
ally suggested late movement crop which
u would indicate longer period decreasing
supplies than might otherwise been
rerieaoso- and a consequent advantage those
Con-n tbs Supplies already available Possibly tire de-
Eelcp-eus this direction partly responsible f0-
the market actual
with Brazilian
The ports had 1-.opo bags. Is
year and Jun65aty receipts only
sEaiust eco years Neither oc Bra
reported any change IN prices mar
fet tcr spot coffee -as n-rIs with quotations
hsss Of siSc fer R:o No =
OF prizes IN Ic-zl market tta-
scils-S=
New-York tribune., 1908-05-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Western winter, rs id No California. Is el4d;
futures steady May 5sd; July. IS 7ad; septeRabe?
Is 3sed. cORN-Spot firm; American kiln dried,
1o54d: old American mixed. IS i'd futures quiet
May. De 10d PEAS-Canadian STEADY. rs 71sd FLOUR
winter patents. quiet 2es % HoPs-In London pa
strong. loas "a. PoRK-Frime mess Western
strong, 75s HAMssho-t cut a to 1e fb. quiet. ABS
BACON-CunnberIand % 80 ID. quiet. Ais: short
rtb. 1e "a ro quiet. 4os long clear nliddles light
IS 81 o. quiet AIS Cd. long clear niddes heavy,
rs 70 90 p euis 4os mort clear backs 10 TO . p
bERs-Square. Il to 1a 10. dull. 2ss. LARD-Prtne
Western in tierces steady As 3D. american refined in
pals steady. ABS 3D. BUTpRGood United States dull
sosGsss. cHEEsE-American finest white steady. sos:
colored. steady Sis Sd; Canadian finest
white steady els Cd; Canadian inest oooTe6 steady
Spirits easy. 34s ROsIN-Comnon steady. IS Cd.
E.TROLEiJJM-Rchned quiet 6Ad- LIN4EED OIL
Steady. &s
New-York tribune., 1908-05-07

-e locsl SPOT quiet with prices
N ziaaIlaE GuiF sales bales s0ath-n sGo.
krAe- a. 1e5cc sales q bales New orleans steady
.se higher 81 ~ o3-lsc: sales 400 bales Charleston
sssasy &c f1S6e at fzsc Memphis steady. .c higher
fe3.c saes za7 bales Houston quiet. unchanged Z:
lec Lit:le Rocs nominal unchanged as.c. MosiIe
s:sa neaEed al e%e savsnEsa arn sc hsf5i a 3oi az
tses 17s hales Baltimore nominal tc higher az 1"sc
s f5a-s SET SET &c h9Eer al Toc sales - bales
Eo5 5S 5 70 80 . aj1 5e,g as IS 1ois last ee and
n last Galveston 1000 10 1900 bales against
Sso 2oO bales against 5.33s last week and LIE
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables spot steady
ss 12oo iales; speculation and exToI lOS;
land 5Sos Ftares Opened stead. Ilt points lower
oossd culet but steady a. net advance Gf Y to
sGtg-AugHs; 80: Augasf-~Ytembe 5O5ssd: septern-
b-ro9ser a51-s. cecToier-aoyeraber ss5d November
.5ss 4sI "a: Deoe1nbeIJanuaTy. 7s3sd: Jsnaary, ,
90. xsRchesteT--Ys-ns, buyers holding Of cloths
dy he sales including spring patents Kansas sfraghs
&C winter straghts Prices were firmly niantainso I
sc- Eye aol- in moderate demand - old prices The
Esnss Es are s. so2Sse pssen @ r s. Ssass 3: winter
sas 81 sbass So winter patents $. 5egss go Spite
No .izte:' $ soass So RYE FJoUR-Firm; Quoted:
r5 2 soc s. as4 so eh0fs & to 1ss sas:y s. G BAG
sr,r ego:ea; F3ns vnlts sna ys,1% t sS
,ans 3, s27 s aes, ao SO oo Tsa sos Sos s Sass ss So
,ss Cog SO so all MAY shipment hornny chop "a So8
T. erik. So To6szs % sacks: oilnleal. Ssl So
NkAYs-wEEsT-T wheat market egain Horhea
sasss-y o ard Hth the e1ceP. ,.1n
September r-hic. closed &C net higher on a.Ie
1-yaag by large Chicago interest. Was anely eeSc
.es cwr- The chief drawback 70 bui operations "a
~ general eTpectat,on that the coming goNeFlHeiil
PCT would be q line with tie very -avorapie $40
erls thus received which have incicateo more
est Improvement last month The tact tEst
ro. private crop adv1ces from winter esi
s-s again Up the builist Claims macs
~ few houses also trstrEnental In restrain
- operations for the bill sccount- Among the most
anpnrtant factors OF helpful character during the
se the Northwest receipt. OF only l12 cars agaiIst
sars last year: export business OF about % Ioacs
az outpoTs estimates that puluth na, Only
ssoct 10000 bash 5arUr and 2ooo.oeo OF spring
ss9t sui ,nso56 AZ AL points the receipts
se osy Goo bush compared with 72s0oo bush last
New-York tribune., 1908-05-07

COTToN-The Gotten market had q very sharp
-snce THIS with July selling &C. Tire
general list reaching new high prices for tie bull
,nent which frsusurapsd with first May norcs
day a. the close 81 last month Ters ksevy reaz
a. re advance, which Rad hAec encouraged BY
strength = Liverpool Ey'i-h saes, q
heavy rains central sections OF belt
en6 Entzrorsbe reports bu; while
~ to, The best the close steady advance
~ 70 Y points sales estimated 3iS o<@ bales
LAs market opened firm advance Of IS ~ points
the items nasnTc2ed above and after early II
regularity sod - % points higher. with July
fo1cllls ec En5 October SsSc. followed
reaction cn6e- realizing aggressive "fferiEss
Promoted d TIE favorable weather forecast, but after
zag az esc for July 10c October the r-srer
-aied again covering by early sellers and renewed
SUPPORT with July closing 6ec and October ar sT5c
TIE early advance undoubtedly aided hy the crop
for o. prominent Georgia authority claims
fae hslance is IN ca-Ge-oCs siclsLioa-SE1ns
EesIhs- and grass Tbs early advance accompanied
= 1eToIs q better business II Mancheste- which
ro3n-ed b. the SPOT Eses Liver
no later IN The day priyaIe cables Manchester
rc-te1 uT11avorsbls trade outlook. bearsh
scy1ces were also received from Augsburg. Bavaria
s-he-n markets officially reported unchanged
- "a higher Large people bu-e-s CT July a.
IL market
-- O. T-ioez n. local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1908-05-07

N LONDON Inn tin naFke Ike foing hsd quite
fi&e lbs the oosl market vas sa5y With 9eo'tSns
in The English Insrke t. with spot qu05sf at es' Us s %
with lake quoted at Il 12 75 electrolyc 1:s0
al2G2lac. snd csstng Il 2a8l2.37 isc LEAD was
oss faaTst va = m higher t3a4 Spell
az e ~ 5 qbsho 4b los nsreS a 8 Los RN 6 % nhnEed to
81 higher standard found-y quoted SOS Sd and
the local narket Vas dull With No fou5dTy Northern
quoted at SIS 75aSl7 so The market pig cer
Gates at the Produce Exchange was DULL with prices
sI Rsus s are & 9g0'.a So q asi 81 and JUL
August and septernOsT, SIS 29asiS.
sd ssh dae.ss ASp @ bsa @ 8suPs
MoLsSsEsNeTy Orleans SsatTituss1 @ ol0n. RIg0 @ oe
5zc 1927 sooa. 1aa22cs prime. 2la25cs fan'y.
se Sas por oo6sup D and e1PoT, deand and
local pressure Sales 800 May - sc So. so -
zsise inseea nosaged Rstnea petE2l9g5n p,1l95G
fInsa stsnda9 s5sa1g hi1e rsce bois so balE o ha
R47 me- 0 10 Sc aeS whits Sep YORK 66is
bulk &c: Phiade!Phie 90 1o7osi h1si ssc IS @ cT
ToNsEED oIL,nos crads SSi-G prime s9n.aeF JUL us
a. s4sc: August q43-.c: septe5bsr t4..9t6s:S
sn saa oitoSs tS On 4 s3+er ne eo8 II So prime
G.sc. prime YELLOW. 4S4i'c t4NSt.f.L1
AzasTis1n 51 tsi6,.iz aesi raT S' & Lab or 6s7o
ls, were aa?sov 4s rses5s e ts liquidation
sGeosR5 41ss q lsTseT TeTe reg 5000 5g T saJed
for Thurs4sy Kansas CITY hsd l8o ogrs5 Ness
sna So sslS jas 80: fsv siSSs s6or clear 3 sls@SsS s6S
BEEFstssdy 9S9tes Ness -s 81 fndts ness s24 s25
BEEF HANs-Qgis Quoted see 81 H. !s.e 10
n Sic; 40 n s1e ptgs ssSgosinr - AID. 70 n
ss e5l'a I: Gf'ss e. s. PicKLED HANs5ssa4y 5; ca,s
qS5sa 10 ARTAssy Gaossd: Midd. western sss
s4s s s5dg6 6E laTS a3ie. e5t so1t A-efea
ss.c ssearins stezdy oucred: oleo. h'.c CITY Aa'o
RIcETh. market 9o5 Eloe Euisd steal yh soGs
demand. Quotations fo.IcW Ss4Se'L-eS'
$r ordinary AZ 4g.c faiC, "a. q Sc; gooa oTal-
F'atua foreign, 55s @ G6tsc- EahEoon END SassS' -
The FEDERAL Refining Company announced reduction
q 20 points prompt shipment and 10 So- fuiures
fo-. ID deliver at 63oc other reaneTs SIN quot
ing 5+oc less one reT cent cash 5or ~ I nts
sn6 2 discount o. per cash dsys- CrHsta4
doInnn5 7sSc; Eagle tatlets 7.soc: cntlosf . $@gi
powdered soc; Eagle II bags powdered and Eagle
s r4 poeered and Eagle coarse and
STtra fne granulated Eagle - cartons OF hne
z5c- : n bags do. soc? 10 70 bags do. 5,65c; 20
30 N bags do 555c Eagle hns or standard gran
yated ani diamond A, soc; eonfectioneTS a o,"Ve'
No l, $500; Nos and 3. 5-25e No & : S20c; 80 .
80 10 4s5c: No IL : soc; No L. 475c; No IS. 4.7oc
Nos il 10 and I6. $3.50. The local market for rs-U
sugar was was noInnay G as foii9vs rsntrifugal es test
museovado sa test B. 81 3.S3S and mo
aas ssss' Of ss 900 to 1000 1000 bass eeus
day today. shipment last week in May at 5-32c
duts paid basis The London market Tor beet sugar
was q d lower early prices al lis 81 for MAY and
sid ana JrSs lis 81 Meetings United states four
ports for the week 10000 compared with
"a 600 the week before last year and $4,000
two years ago. Receipts for the week were 4s2E4
tons which stand against 60 s83 the week before
stock the ports is 72s15 TONS asalnst 20 el the
years ago.