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The sun., 1909-01-19

were dragged into the life OF Eizabethan
England, and becxoned the thinkers
and poets into pursuit OF them almost
before men knew. "The ethical issues
of action: the certainty with which the
hand Of judgment clutches the heel OF
the deed; man and God, death. doom
and all the conflicts OF the soul rose out
of the deeps" and challenged question
on the Elizabethan as they had upon
the Attic stage. Passing to details Mr..
Watt recalls In another chapter hbw
Euripides was uncertain OF many things.
perplexed by the growing difficulties
OF the faith and practice Of his day. and
often grew too weary Of the difficulties
Of his tragic creations to try to extricate
them from the sorrows which he could
for them and left them to the gods, whom
neither he nor they wholly believed or
trusted in. The irony Of fate Is strong
in the great tragedies alike OF Greece
and Of England. "In Hamlet the dread
fullest irony in the world looks often
around the shoulder OF earth's deepest
melancholy. There is also kind OF un-
avoidable doom that drives this waver
ing nature to destruction, in which it
finds its realization and the fulflment of
it's being" So too Macbeth is mani
festly destiny driven. yet his ruin is the
result Of a will that chose evil. having
allowed ambition first 10 blind il.
In final chapter onthe unities. Of which
so much used TO be made on the French
stage. the author points out that the only
unity Aristotle insisted upon was the
unity of action. The unities of time and
place were thrown aside on the Attic stage
whenever the development Of the subject
seemed to call for such disregard; as, for
instance. in the -Agamemnon' ani the
"Trachinip.' CORNELL, admitted that
he found the unity Of place" neither in
Aristotle nor in Horace. Tho unity of
action is observed in all fine dramatic
work In the Elzabethan drama, osuC-
cially in Shakespeare. you have a strong
unity in many parts. many tides seeking
one strait. making the tragic wave which
finds resolution at last upon one shore.
There may be great complexity of thought
and passion with unity Of action"
The sun., 1909-01-19
Visits Brooklyn Navy Yard.

Herbert L. Satterlee. Assistant Secrc-
tary Of the Navy. made his first visit
to the Brooklyn navy yard yesterday
since his appointment TO office. He was
received by Lieut.. W. F. Bricker. the
commandant's aid. at the Sands street
gate and escorted to the Office. where no
met Rear Admiral Caspar +. Goodrich,
the comman ling officer A talk on the
conditions at the navy yard followed.
Mr.. Sattcrl'e had luncheon with Admiral
Goodrich and then made IA tour Of the
various departments.
The sun., 1909-01-19
Sews OF Plays and Pia, ers.

Rehearsals Of Thomas Diokinson's new
play, The Unbroken Road in which
Bertha Kalich is to appear, will begin
to-day under Harrison Grey Fiske's direc-
ton. Among those engaged to appear
are Frederick Truesdell. W. II. Turner.
Thomas l, Coleman, George Vim.
Thomas Mills. Dean Raymond, Florine
Arnold, Blanche Weaver and Merle
Maddern. The l'nbroken Road" will
be produced in Washington early next
month and In New York in April
The illness Of Bessie Clayton prevented
her appearance at Keith d Proctor q
Fifth Avenue Theatre yesterday Rock
and Fulton took Miss Clayton's place,
presenting their varied repertoire oi
dances -
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JOSEPHINE BARTLETT HURT.
struck by n Taylneter Cab. Which Takes
Her TO Hospital ollarbone Broken.

Josephine Bartlett, sister of the late
Jessie Bartlett Davis and member Of
FRITZ Schen's "Prima Donna" company.
playing Mother Justine, was struck by
a taximeter cab when she was crossing
sixth avenue at Twenty-third street
Yesterday afternoon. Harry Copeland,
driver OF the cab, jumped out and with
the assistance Of Policeman Frank helped
her into tho cab and took her to the New
York Hospital.
Al the hospital DR.. Burnett found that
Miss Bartlett's collarbone had boen frac-
tured in three places. he said II would
be six weeks before she could resume
playing. Miss Bartlett lives al the Bor-
den, 80 West Twenty-sixth street.
Miss Bartlett's part In The Prima
Donna" was taken last night by Olive
Stanley.
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Mrs. Vanderbilt Gives n nInncr Dance.

Mrs. Vanderbilt. who returned recently
from Europe. gave u dinner dance last
night at her house, West Fifty-eighth
street, for her debutante. niece. Miss
Maude Gwynne Shepherd. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William +. Shepherd. 1t
was the first entertainment given by Mrs.
Vanderbilt this season. The cotillon was
led by Worthington Whitehouse. The
fayors included several Partisan novelties
A buffet supper was served at midnight
for the 25O guests. Nahan Franko and
his orchestra played during the dinner
and also for the cotillon.
The sun., 1909-01-19
the Woodmen's Annual Ball.

Members of Knickerbocker Camp No.
70, woodmen of the World. will hold
their installation and ball at the Murray
Hill Lyceum, Thirty-fourth street, be-
tween Third and Lexington avenues,
tomorrow evening. Col Edward T..
Lowry, consul commander Of the head
of Camp and State manager. will
nff3piatp
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Baumanp-I.eerburger.

The marriage Of c. Ludwig Baumann
and Miss Berenice leerburger. daughter
of Mrs. Belle I,eerburger. took place at $50
O clock last night at sherry's. The bride
was attended by her sister. Miss Susan
Leerburger, and Sidney J, Baumann. q
brother OF the bridegroom. was the best
man, The ushers were Irving Abrahams,
Alfred Markewitz, Joseph Bondy. and
Arthur Mayer. A dinner for the bridal
party followed the ceremony.
The sun., 1909-01-19
Conservation Envoy In Mexico.

Mexico CIrY, Jan. ls,-Gilrord Pinohot.
Gpen'al envoy Of President Roosevelt to
invite Mexico 10 participate in the inter
national conservation congress which
will meet in Washington in February.
Crrived here to-day. Members Of the
AmcriC".1 colony have made arrange
ments for his entertainment during his
. tay he-e
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RTE" SING IN ENGLISH.
second Gf the Nibriung 1Iusic Dramas n
s.rcat success In London.

s>FCr ~ G.. " IfNpWcN 10 I'VE SVN'
DSDrN, J?n. ~. -Saltzmann-Stcvens
a.d Frolsc Grocn made their debut at
the Coyoat Garden Theatre tonight as
RrUrnhi,ds and .Sieglinde respectively
in W.gne"'5 "Va!lyric' in English. They
won tho heartiest applause, which tho
critics indorse. They commend not only
their fine voices but Chcir OK ceilcnt acting
They are enthusiastic over Satzmann-
Staycns's voice and her Interpretation
of BrLnnhildc is regarded as one Of tho
finest over seen here.
The sun., 1909-01-19
Henrietta Gro snan In Vaudeville.

Henrietta Crosman was warmly greeted
when she appeared as Peggy 0'Connor. in
a sketch OF that name at the Colonial
Theatre yesterday. Her Irish brogue and
humorous personation of a man pleased
the audience.
The sun., 1909-01-19
blanche Bates at the BeIasco Theatre.

Blanche Bates and her company moved
over to tho Balasco Theatre last night
TO continue their engagement in W. ).
Hurlbut's play -The Fighting Hope
Stuyvcsant Theatre for nearly five
months. H.
The sun., 1909-01-19

Sailing to-day by the North German
Lloyd steamship Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm.
for Plymouth Cherhourg and Bremen;

Prince Flu Tsai. his EXcellency Shoa VI
Tong aud other members of the special
imperial Chinese commission that came
money; keir lIarde, NJ r: 4, II. Dawson,
Mr and Mrs II Durant Cheever. Or. Eugene
r. Du Bois. George Eastman. Mr; and Mrs.
bishop Thomas + Kennedy. rector OF the
american College at Rome: Count MAY
Montgelas, Prof. George ". Rltchey aud
Prof. Carl Narr.
Passengers by the Holland America
liner Statendam, for Boulogne and Rotter
dam
Walter DietZ, the Rev J. + Sexton, Prof.
Monroe smith and e. X. L krayennon.
The sun., 1909-01-19

storm broke the players waited until the
sky had cleared We scarcely need say
that the plays we're performed in the day.
time Immense though the Athenian
theatre was, the stage filed the whole
breadth of it. but depth Of platform
was not required. as the actors were not
manv-three at most. There was no
PAINTED scenery: a few conventional ar
ticlcs Of dramatic environment told the
tale The costumes were allegorically
significant rather than historically cor
rect; the mechanical and artificial sub
sidiaries we're few,
MIR. Watt recalls that the Elizabethan
stage had in its beginnings just as simple
an environment as that which satisfied
the earliest Thesp!an band Wherever
n place was found suitable for representa-
tons the players sat down and set inl-
aeina,ion free The old inn yards were
especially adaptable for such a purpose
The inns were built around court, along
he sides Of which hung galleries for
access to rooms A rough stage built
up against one side o. she yard became
at the will OF the playersa street In Venice
or a battlefield The same open air
playing as with the Greeks. and the act
inc all over before the dark. with the
appeal rather to Imagination than to sight
ruled the English stage in its early days.
As with the Greeks, the female parts were
played by boys. 1t was in December.
1880, that the first actress is believed to
have come upon the English stage. Her
name is not known, but she played Des-
demona.
Another point OF likeness is suggested
in the twentieth chapter. The author
bids us observe how the topics which
had drawn the greatest minds OF Greece
on through the labyrinths OF thought
TO the edge and margin OF the unseen
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York January ~ 1909
BEEYES-Eecepts 81 1881 head. all
slaughterers with exception No trading
IN live cattle feeling weak but moderate receipts
expected Dressed beef quiet a. last
cables quoted live cattle steady at 1874 &c per n
dressed weight refrigerator beef selling at 9a9ec
10 Tomorrow the Campana. for Liverpool Will take out
quarters Of fCr Armour & Co. and the
about 2O7b quarters for the
Bee Company 220O quarters for the Morris
Beef Company.
CALVES-Recelpts were 407 head. including lss for
butchers 29 There fair demand
for stock. and prices steady. with early
clearance the pens Fair TO prime veas sold at sec
SO per 100 n and tops al SO 80; Western calves az
So 62haS5 rs indiana do 81 2JgS6 Dressed calves
full steady al aql8c per city dressed veals and go
1870 for country dressed
Commission Company l. Indiana veals;
100 n average 50 per ID; do l2s 50; %
calves 800 10. Se 20 do l3o n at S5 do 464
81 25
n, a S5 so =.
Co: IS Western calves, 6O4 ID. az % TO- Il
do. 203 10. Rt s. B2la. 49, -.
p W. s veals, 1876 n. at $40 80 do l8l ~
So so
] q; curtis Son : 144 n. al SO
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were sI1 cars or
head. incujng for sauEhterers ana "a 10,
tls market. steady for both sheep ana
lambs the limited offerings were all wanted Com
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13
AMERICAN ICE REPORT.

-ono-+ Of the American Ice company Tor
IT ended october 81, 1905. shows gross
ths ~ sslIsEa2. against SI,e41,625 In the
ssfore. net earnings. s1-537,341, against VI
::,,s snd net profits S611,352. against Sls6'So5
-en- enc 50 oGO sol IN 1905 Total net prohts
iM..irdine tbe profits OF subsidiary companies
"a. - 9sid into the treasury OF the american
=. =. Cor,nsny- representing excess over dlVloenos
.s,,o5 4-o-n the subsidiary companies e0ua,
.ao rer cent earned on the SlA's-V'-V0 pAeAe4'eH
..,I[ n the American Ice Company.
Taa n-esident of the company IN MS report
says: ,,.. 10. m, materially
h.,,ged sincs October g.. 1905, except tnst 800,
esa 81 bonds having become due, the lhoeDoeo-
reer formerly evidenced by these bonos mas oeeIi
--.--e5 i,to floating debt secured by them AS
hsre-ofore the company stands IN great heeo Vi
-ra-lrs79r cs-jtaL q need which at the moment ls
sr,rhasized by the yearly recurring necesslt! OF
Knowing money 20 be used in harvesting ice.
- q ought also TO arrange for the 1unolng OF
a. ,1a,,IZc large floating debt The directors OF
AZ cornpsny are sndesvoring TO devise measures
a. -hts end and in that connection are prosecut-
a., thorough examination Of the company
he.,ress and affairs generally"
a. ,na annual meeting Of the stockholders
,sls in Jersey City, the retiring board Of direc-
,o-s vas reelected with the exception OF John
slsichsr Henry Q. Ice and Charles E Bedford.
n-no r,r. succeeded by William A Tucker, Frank
I,r q Brown and O. Louis Boissevsin-
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13

The local market spot cotton was quiet and 1n- f
mddiing Gulf southern spot markets we're @ nehs- es1
a. go. Mobile fr1n 10 higher at alec: sales 20
bales steady higher at &c sa,ss SSIt9S 9lS
steady LEO higher at 91sc; sales 682 bales Bait
ehanged al 7-1so sales o5s 5sles st Louis STEADY
ssady SEC his9Gr unehanssd at side $500 bales WI
Tnngton quiet unchansea 81 200 eGa IsIes Houston
steady unchanged at se saes Ss aS 6S'fs ses F
lssdns s6 points 6s5 y 68 a. week N
and 5oId .sa last week and 1o677 last year at
ss&1nss orIes 1s 600 70 5000 1925
Soton EIchanee special Liverpool cable: Spot cot
ton fair business doing sales 600 bales sPecoa l oa
kmerican ss 900; mlddling upland. 6lsd Futures
opened steady at points advance cIoSeu aoS n
4e7a 49, 80 n5 MH59H P5Sa
GuIy 9o$d JuIy-August. 1929; august, September
ts ts8d7 7ad
January, 471isd 4,id
FLoUR AID MEAI-FOur ruled qgiet today today With vi.
Rass Rot uaosahEsd RSanay With IGEs snail S'i1s
FIoT Rspring patents IS 4oas6 30: wnter straights.
sSg q P5eF NJ Bsspn ne 81 s 81 a 25 5PRG 5ra So
Winter S. e5gs3 so BUCKwHEAT FLOUR, R. Market Marx
sfs &aSket ssady good s4es ~ choice G.s to
faneys e sed 81 S0S4 s. IS o. B3 nEHMafket stead 6aote
Fine white and Yellow 81 50i S 81 4os sS25e 49,
SIS 5o STANDARD Iniddln s25 20 a9ur Do $50 81 rcd
nisalins ns s5 56asso red dog $50 December ship
ment; horniny chop. vi IN pulA 80 ~ N S' va
course Of wheat at s9tsss. prisss tn IN
part OF session being followed by week
mated in some OF the dispatches from lead
ing holders had sold wheat at on ihe hsd TIE profe
being very beafsh on the slsuon nan
in forcing prices down 10 the lowest point OF me DAY
On the defensive ewing support from hull houses ana
disposition shorts 10 some Of the wheat Put & our
P on t nlae The crop situation west was considerably
&c., S Nondsv afternoon The weather cold.
s2hsao1 % 9s9a' # IF S %s rped Ge 'fs n
private dispatches that better nodr business aa
Of N. iarsey mills had buying wheat to in
fs bsSs. t %ors hs @ Monds for
was berish Liverpool declining 14ssd Budapest 1c
while private cables say the nF%ashns % ha nrsrted
that Argentine shipments would not snow IuGn increase
over ia.t GScenr here would be made up by in
creased offerings from Australia better ntnental de-
a6Gnfed mnHa fed % s24oco Sush eoTarsd
SsSF o sS FED cas 81 o5 5sl oe5, eievato
,4e- sI 1s, o sfoat worlds stocks decreased
s4i2 600 bush against bush last
good underone up TO last half hour when It eased OF
previous night There was a little commission house
buying and fair demand from shGts h "5en az 9ne @
carried prices up S62at &C net hfne bPn % lS
Iwesesdsv The Liverpool partly 4d lower;
dnS BTys's wss sbss cy moderate and the
preyemsnt in Hestelr stats N 9 e Tn % hTs S n9Imna Ig
and No 2 yellow e7e . aigat QATS-Ths "a s market
off and With the Preyio%s % might 5 Cash
Se S4's as5s sss sPPs
MaHet Tsssl a@st si9 I4i' ssq7se feedas sa
nominal NEW YORK FKIcEs.
saiy S Ss Gs 81: 'iSs 49, 'iss sss iSs 'l'
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13
TOPICS OF THE STREET

rPADING-Foreign houses sold
FaREIG-SS SE nnn shares in the local market. In
rPSsu tbe general market was qule' anu ~ -,
rsth su0-e1l,-ing tendency on the curb Money
ssOFea s-i+ish capital was in good demand, as
RI The o. per cent being paid Tor caI loans
hsEh IS = -a-e frrn. The contango on Ameri-
YssCounts :, the settlement was 4 per cent
csn s'OeGIarqed 8I2 per cent for Stock exchange
Bsnks paris exchange on Lohooh WAS Hi1iief 3H"
loshs At London dechneo .
MAN1r,,aI statement Of the Manhattan Life
sigfth company. which Will be found else
insalSto The Tribune, shows that tle company
ThsTe Il handsome increases IN boIh IT'S assets
las r1suse reserve fund, notwithstanding the
end COZ COZ t-'siness depression Of last year 1he
genera ~a,ce &c written also shows a gain over
rev lnsa 4g,,ras for 1907. The low partci-
.ss sinaa- ,,I,,s charged by the Manhattan Life,
psing rit5 its large annual dividends, has
iogetne ,ood market for its new policies
raas FxPORTS.-The National city Bank
GoLDg e. 100000 gold TO Paris to-day and
vii snip e'-be & Co s., ,0o0. Oo0. OF this amount
Geldn@inra oGo viii be in gold bars. Sterling ex-
oHy s0v strong yesterday, the advance being
.aanee 81 part 10 the continued selling OF
DE N eIsso,r5tjes for European account Total
srerloa srer.'norts since January !. s6.5oO,ooO-
foto-nv@oS DECLARED.-Dtvidends have
DA'iEs1s-ed as follows: United states healty
been oN-oyarnent Company. regular quarterly, l
snd mp 'ro.xshle February /; Homestake Mining
Per cent cent regular monthly. 80 cents. payable
;snBsry %, DIP ,-F-IT-Tba directors Of
ALo., g Alton have declared a dividend OF
the CAlese e. the common stock from the earnings
rs Sf,.. six months. payable FEBRUARY D. me
tne not specified for any particular period
tiFlosio \ SOT-THERN CERTIFICATES ALL
NUrN ~. issue Of Norfolk & Southern receivers
s.roates sotts amounting 70 $1,000 which n :. we5e
.-nr.d have all been eolo- - -
heene-c hesns~pARp OH. DIRECTORS REF. EL.ECTED;-
siA'a.-,ral meeting Of the stockholders Of the
s.1as-d oil Company Of New Jersey held yes1eT.
ssz st Bsyonne. n J the retiring directors were
-e-eiscted ,ue ov-ErCu II
= q ves at the Office Of the Cnicn Pacino
Hsrrnss Co17nsnv Yesterday. for the first time
sba Christmas holidays.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13

-COTTON-After making high records for the
All months except January at the opening 10
developed somewhat TesctiohAry
tendency a heavy realizing and closed at the
point day with barely STEADY az
decline OF 1GS Sales were estimated az <2o'
opened advance or <Ii poin's'
March and May selling 2Sc July at &c ano
between 80 ana SV polhts OF
low isvei Of last month. This improvement due 10
higher Liverpool cables, reports OF good demand IN
Manchester encouraging reports from Fail River ana t
Southern markets But the advance aJacSs
heavy Southern markets for the Gay
tendency 10 check the downward movement curing auIigs
for long accout
became heavier during
hour bull also appeared 10 De ss Es
Officially reported
I-I5R3so higher, II claimed that tnerc was
Local brokers with New England
Connections reported trade than for some uto
and persistent runners OF 49,
seles for shiument tho local stock iheIe ~Ss
plainly tendency regard yesterdays se'oscK es
ing reaction following an edEane .,
IS a hale or over felt that people who heSe
the market o.
long side in Of further decline Coo
weather IN the Southwest delay the movement D-'
II is calculated KIN the boil weevn Port reeeips u"
dsv were heavy, exports running large - -
The range Of contract prices in the local market DAY
follows
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13
EXPORTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCTS.

The chief of the bureau OF statistics. Department
Of Commerce and Labor, reports the principal do
nestle exports for December and for the twelve
months ended December as follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
IarY u. 190o

New York January 12. 1909
- f6EE-The coffee market was less active TO-DAY
showed somewhat reaCtlonary tendency, although
prices only lost partial points day. points
oelns The minimum huctuation possible. Sales
ported OF 5000 bags. The market opened steady
changed prices which probably about in line with
me european cables At first there little demand
TOT March prohaoiy from shorts. which exerted sus
tanning influence list. prices
sghty und realizing by commission house clients. who
may have been disappointed the larger Brazilian
ceiptS talk active demand
based tho idea
considerably in Of immediate requirements Never
theess the market developed real weakness and the
reaction which has occurred from the high point
Is regarded by many perfectly natural development
following good advance The European markets
about stsndon. being unchanged !: higher,
while Hamburg unchanged !. lower. The only
change reported the Brazilian advance
OF 50 reis In the price Of Receipts the
ports were eSOoo bags, against $4,000 last year and
10000 two yesrs ago. Jundiahy receipts were 29oo
bags against 1000 last and 81 600 years ago
New York warehouse deliveries Monday o. 2Ss
bags against 1e. 10 last year. Rain showers
in all districts Of PauO The market for SPOT
coffee unchanged with quotations holding steady
basis OF ~ l714o for Rio No :.
The Of contract prices in the local market to-day
laws
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13

HiDEs-The market for hides ruled firm. with good
BUYERS are confident well to the Light e'ailable
III Ad;G1Ei from all good
Win holders Indifferent sellers and full but unhanSed
NATURALIZATION was decline OF IS 20 1928
2 g. The Local market Su was easy anG aSoat points
R 9P ae dRe5 &C. M EA IS spot qg05sd @ ant at M ~ 6
futures n the London msrke The Local market was
Ts aa65ag9sd @ s an ana easIg @ az I4l4 s S @ LEAP
da At 2So FR91a SETTER s vas 0is also gn
changed IN both markets closing At M IS Cd in London
English market with cleveland quoted At ass
Sg s 6 S0Fths s9oted sig 5a$l The market for
vas again dul unchanged prices Regulars quoted
SIG 7o; April SIC 10 May June s17 asked
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-The market for syruPs
iett the market e1porabe syTgPs this about
the only goods on the market Molasses was firm and
MoLAssES, New orleans centrifugal. common. 16a19c:
open kettle 2Sg45c: sYRGPs comnon 5aI7c fair Is
o39 S2S PnS o sold S 1Gy a ads Ss under
beas presse pf s5e as, m S ana
4Sc: 100 February 154a5 46o; 400 March eoa58eS;
seed oil 1nShanged Radned petroeum ccn5inued in
York We quote P PFTRofEM Is standaPd whts b6s
Cases oS Se1 0 york. 6ad SHs Sc eTf T
5 bs LSFk 69s & 1GG bulk ego: P5adspaa % .
P6iIaaslPhla is85c 6oTToNsEED oI.-Prtno crude
gq5 81 H@2 Ea sy sssa nj MaFs Se
of yellow. 395z q40+o: prime white Az q44oi
can seed. city raw 52q63e; town 5lg62c;
PKoy IsIoNsReoeiP5s 6sins smaller offerings light
ana Closed well above the pre2ious nsht notithstaRdns
The late break in grain Arrivals at Western points
Omaha. Chicago had 5000 hogs and e3Peced 10000
ss%ly s5sas]e eosss2
" poa s% e Mss ss S nSis mess f 80
R6s HAMSSiSs aStd Essa. so 10 5o
&C. s Is % sIs dc oP21a F2Rb aASuS e ie n S Z @ "a
S3s Tity S'T s9gntT 6a So
City ara G oa0.sd s3 Esned q lard ard hF ss
p 2so c0MP6UND Quoted =. e57Isc srFAR
INE-steady. Quoted oleo. Il'.c city lard stearins.
RICE-Pusiness vas moderate, with tone steady and
orleans teegrarhs the Louisiana crop movement
SSss 1oass Market ns
Charleston teegr6pas Csrolin receipts 70 date as 800
quotations follow Screenings, ~. 95c oTdnaT. a94s
6sc; choice, 5%aeko Patna and slams, Ogehe, Java.
5nS; ,.G R1nso2n. an on 500: s..s -
Ghnassd chan and qsst as ~ rule & no on only :eSS In
by the American sugar Reahing Company. 70 MAKE It
conform to othe. grades on the list o The foSTi.s % are
count Of per for days Crystal doinos
mould q &C. CUBES Eagle % i % bags Do and Eagle con
Powaed poadsed % 3 Ppowad
Eagle and extra ans EFs3ua.sd e. Easls 35 2o
Slsrb tags DO 49oc 5-rn bags DO s5c 1olo bags d.
eranuated -" anG a disnond a CSC confesoners and No
|. 4s5c Nos and g. 4oc No :. 35e; No 4Soc; No
No IL a6c: 10 IL 9oc: No Is $50 Kos Il 1d
SOC The local market barely steady with
Cuba cenifuEsI for al January shipment offered al
SIC basis 90 test oost and freight terms and ind
for January. ru,orsd sales had been
Qosd qas on as 'af foows Ss' H2sg P'a "a @ @ G
ss8 c ' % ra5 @5'G o 2a oafsss , ss ] vas ~ w
changed With buyers at quotations and JanuSTy vas
+'sd. stock United Kingdom is $1,000