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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
ANOTHER TRAGEDY

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 20 The
assassination Of Prince Ito recalls
the murder Of Durham White Ste
vena. the American adviser OF the
Japanese government who was shot
down nj the Ferry building IN this
city, In March. 1908, by l. w
Chang. Korean patriot. AT the
time u was charged by local Ko.
reana that Japan was slowly throt.
Ting Korea and numbering tho
nation. and that Stevens. In his OF
fetal capacity. was active in assist.
ing the Japanese government 10 do
80.
The Koreans In California still
hold 10 this view and Il was assert.
ed today that the man who laid Ito
low was inspired by the same mo.
tive that prompted Chang TO KIN
the American.
Stevens death created a great
sensation at the time and was re.
sponsiblo for an expose OF alleged
atrocious iudlgnities on the part
OF the Japanese against the Koreans
which tended much 10 increase the
agitation against the Japanese then
active In California.
The Koreans declared that Japan.
under the guise OF protecting Korea
and aiding her TO bring about gov
ernmental reforms. was really alb.
sorbing the country aud taking pos.
session Of the country for the pur.
pose OF exploitation Of Japan ex-
clusiyely.
At the time II was discovered that
a little band of rs Koreans were
IN America working night and day
10 effect an organization to combat
this process Of benevolent asslmil.
alton" and drive the Japanese from
the country Chang was sentenced
10 20 years In the San Quentin pen.
itentiary In January OF this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
CASHIER TAKES LIFE
HIS ACCOUNTS o. X.

FLUSHING. l.. l.. Oct 26.--
Henry P. Carpenter. for " years
cashier Of the Queens County saw
lnss Bank here. shot and killed him
veil IN the bank vault late yester.
Gay. No reason Is known for his
act An examination Of bis books
revealed no discrepancies. said the
sznk officials Carpenter was 81
years Old and leaves a widow and
I've children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
REGRETS CRIME

PARIS. Oct. 2s.--Minister Iswol.
aky OF Russia declared today that
no one VIII regret the assassination
Of Prince Ito more than the car
lswolsky said that thu cxar consfd.
cred Ito powerful agent in the
restoration Of amity between Rus
sia aud Japan. Tho minister said
he views the death Of the prince as
a national loss 10 Russia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
STORM IN ALASKA


Be caught By the Ice. and many peo.
pie intending 70 spend the winter
tn the States will be forced 10 re-.
main In the north during the long
sis months. practically cut OF from
the world.
The Senator Is owned b. the Pa.
eific Coast Steamship company and
sailed for Nome October q. la com.
rnand Of Capt Hanna G. w. Peter.
son Is purser and the Crew con.
slsts Of IS men.
The local officials Of the Pacific
Coast Steamship company are san
guine that the storm viii soon sub.
side and the passengers and freight
b discharged at Nome and that the
senator viii shortly be en- route
south bound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
MRS JOHN r. oRsxgL OF PHILADELPHIA.

jewels include rope Of pearls. with
pearl and diamond pendants. with
this she always wears a dog collar
% pearls and diamonds.
Mrs. DFcxel'E husband In Fhiia.
delphla banker. They have homca
AZ Philadelphia. New York and
Newport. In London and Paris abe
IL as well known as AZ home. She
II one Of the few Americans King
Edward likes. and she IL always
welcomed In hts set Che has on
tertalned Emperor william on her
husbands yacht AZ Cowas. Only the
Wright brothers have distanced her
in the esteem Of royalty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26

You'd never noticc that Mrs. John
r. Drexel had lost $50 900 worth of
ieweia only a few days ago.
She continues to dazzle society
folk with the number and maEnifi.
cence Of her gems. One OF her pos
sessions Is bodice completely GOV.
cred with diamonds. She has dia.
mond necklaces. ropes OF diamonds.
diamond smnburNts and she keeps
her rings IN a box like a boy keeps
his marbles. A. every reception.
they say. Mrs. Drexei appears
wearing jewels which even some OF
her intimate friends cannot recall
having seen before. Her favorfta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
A BAD SMASH

Mcndington's Reliable Repair
Shop, situated one block north OF
the new Westlake Market. on sixth
av.. and which has established
reputation for quick repairs to.
trunks. grips, furniture. etc, is still
mending bad smashes AT reasonable
rates. Phone Ind 1886. An expert
on English and side saddles en-
ployed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
TO LAST RESTING PLACE

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. Oct.
20 Without ceremony, the ashes
Of the late Mrs. J Addison Hayes,
daughter Of the Confederacy,
were disinterred yesterday after.
noon and are en- route 10 Richmond.
Va. for final intermeut in the
family lot OF hor father. Jefferson
Davis, president OF the Confederate
states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
DESERVE ANNIVERsARY.

Professor and Mrs Adolph Ed
gren will celebrate their 10th we'd.
ding anniversary tomorrow night at
3 o'clock IN the Swedish Lutheran
church. Ninth av. and Stewart st..
The Swedish Jubilee Chorus and
Mrs. Hardis Busohmann Losslus
will assist IN n concert. Only Prof.
Edgren's compositions will be rem
derod during the evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
FUGITIVE IS KILLED


San FRANCISCO. Oct. %. Gas.
soh Iompin, OF Paris. said 20 be a
MsIaoer Of the "Apaches. and for
hose apprehension a reward has
S s offered By the rarisian police.
80 shot and killed last night tn a
sssoiser duel with Jean Picard.
fireman Of local dye works. The
n.sasedy followed q quarrel between
~ men. when Picard told T0mpin.
II ~ vas cousin Of his wife. that
- y must leave his house. where he
i naa 9een given shelter after his al.
.esea escape from the French
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
WANT WALSH IN CELL.

CHICAGO. Oct 20 a peti. ,
ton requesting that Banker
John Walsh BE- committed Inn ,
: mediately 20 prison for wreck
ms the Chicago National bank ,
Of this city. WAS flied In the ,
federal court today by Prose I
cutor sims. A decision In the /,
case II expected tomorrow. I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
EASY PAYMENTS FOR ALL.

Bear Ia mind that our easy pay
ment plan applies 70 the purchase
price OF any Of tho above instru-
ments Every instrument sold dur
ing this sacrifice sale Is positively
guaranteed Money back If your
purchase IL not absolutely satisfac-
tory TO yourself after delivery.
fcilcrs Music House. Successor 20
%. S Johnston CO. is the place
Eiiors Music Building, Third and
University.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
STARTS With A
RUSH
SALE OF EXPOSITION PIANOS
At EfLERs MEETING WITH
READY RESPONSE FROM
sHREwp BUYERS.

Fifteen Pianos Sold Monday
Beautiful instruments Used In
Stats ard Other Buildings az Con-
esrss ard BY the Various ceriuis-
sions to be sold at Fror, 20 Per
Cent 10 30 Per Cent Reduction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26

Alcoholic tonnes dcstroy hair md
scalp. Learys non-alcoholio com
pound gives life, cures dandruff.
itching. falling hair, graynoss and
badness. Al druggists aad bar
berB. ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
William Vaughn Moody m.

BALTIMORE. Oct. 2G william
s saaEhn Moody, the author. who
80 80 operated upon at Johns Hon.
- "s hospital last week. ia reported
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
Horse Owners,
Attention

hor 80 !, o. care and pasture for your
n n ayf me winter Phone Main
lsee ~ , nain 4S2. Inquire John Wal
N"HVWb. ses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
Cough

A cough, just a little cough. II me-
not amount TO much. Or, II ma
amount 10 everythingl Some keeI
coughing until the lung tissues arr
seriously injured. Others stop then
cough with Ayers Cherry Pectoral'
Sold for seventy years. How many
years have you known itp
Ask voor doctor about AYERS Cheug Pee.
forai he says. "Take n. " then take n.
u he savs. mo. then don't y s q AK'hs 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26

Chlesas--The wheat market waa
feasurelsss to-day, showing very liz
lie fitgnatipn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26

The chapel Is located In park
OF over three acres. exactly ia tho
center ot the great brigade post of
Fort sam Houston. and on the hiEh.
est piece OF ground. II Ia lie feet
long. 80 feet deep. and aurmounted
hy steel dome GO feet In diameter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
Attention,
Merchants

You viii be interested to know
that we have more safes and vaults
in daily use than all other manufac.
turers combined.
We guarantee our safes and
vaults to be superior TO all others.
Purcell Safe Co, 312 Occidental
av.. agents for Herring -Hall.Marvin
Safe Co. manufacturer Of the gen.
uine Hall Safe g. Lock Co.'S safes
and vaults.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-26
WEATHER FORECAST.

Fair tonight and wodnes. /
day, iieht east winds.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-09-01
The Lnrid Glow OF Doom

was seen in the red face, hands and
body OF the little son OF II. NJ. Adams
OF Henrietta. Pa His awful plight
from eczema had. for five years, defled
all remedies and batIled the best doc
tors. who said the poisoned blOd had
affected his lungs and nothing could
save him. But" writes his mother,
seven bottles OF Electric Bitters com
pletely cured him" For Eruptions
Eczema, Salt Rheum. Sores and all
Blood Disorders and Rheumatism
Electric Bitters is supreme. Only SOC
Guaranteed by Laurcns Drug CO. and
Palmetto Drug Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-09-01
CLINTON PREPARES
FOR THE FALL SEASON
Number OF Business Changes Noted
New Mountain Visit
OrS Return-PerSOnaI Facts.

New Observation-Disclosures Visit
orS Return-PersOnal Facts.
Clinton. August 3l.-This last day OF
summer finds Clinton getting ready for
the busy fall. There will be several
business changes in addition to those
that have already taken place. Mr..
K. j. Copeland and Mr. Guy G. Pitts
have bought the business Of Mr.. +. G.
Briggs and are selling out the stock
on hand. Mr.. Sidney benson has
bought Mr.. r. j. Copeland's interest
in the Simpson-Copeland Co. There
VIII be several moves among the
clerks tomorrow.
Among new residences in process of
erection Is large frame house on
North Broad street. 1t is being built
by Mr John Young for rent. DIR. NJ.
). McFadden has purchased the lot
adjoining Prof. Halls and will build on
IT TINS iall. Mr. +. {. Copeland Jr..
Is 'olllng his house back from where
1t STANDS on East Main street and will
replace 1t with handsome colonial
mansion.
Mr' w. ID. Mason mas rented Mrs.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-09-01
Kills WouId-Bc SLAYER.

\ mcrciless murderer is Appendici-
It's with many victims But DR..
King New Life Pills kill it by pre-
vcntion. They gently stimulate the
stomach. liver and bowels. prevent
ing that clogging that invites appcn-
dicitis. curing Constipation. Bilious
ness. Chills, Malaria. Headache and
Indigestion. 25C at Palmetto Drug
Co. and Laurcns Drug Co
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Jan 16.-CIosing: wIIEAT-Spot easy. No
Western winter IS 9ied: futures quiet March. IS
esd MAJ Is 80: July; Is sd CoRN,Sp9t steady:
quiet March. 5s 2asd: May. 5s 27sd PEAs-Canadian
steady. FLOUR-Winter patents. steady. 2es Oh
IIOPS--At London tPacinC COAST e 5s4ES. firm. COT
TCNSEED OII.-Huu refined. spot easy. 25s I'D BEEF
Extra India mess. steady I13s cd. PORk-Frime mess
Western quiet. 7ss 90. HAMS-Short cut, Il to rs H.
strong BACON Cumberland cut 20 70 30 70, firm
AIS Cd rib q II. firm. 45s: long clear mid
dies light "a -, DUH. 4Is; long clear middles
heav 10 4Js; short clear backs 10 TO
II 45s: clear bellies. "A to 10 70. easy 9os
SHOULDERS Square II TO l3 10 steady. 3Ss LARD
Prime Western IN tierces firm ass 9d American refined
in nails I9s Cd BGTTER-tiuod I nted States
STEADY SIS CHEESE Canedau finest white. firm. eos
Cd. Canadian. coored. firm, 62s Cd TALLOW--
Prime ctv dull 2Ss: Australian London. dull Sis Cd
TURPENTINE-Splrits. firm. 5os Cd. LlNSBED OIL
Dull OBS 9d. LEUN-Steady, I9ad. EOSlN-
Common. firm SIS 80.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

York. January 10 1909
-Iaceiuts 30 cars. 2S9 head all for
No trading IN live cattle. ami the feeling
was weak Dressed beef had light inquiry at &c
101c per h. No later cable advces from the cattLe
and beef markets Britain Shipments from
ais port to-day Included quarters OF beef IN the
Philadelphia southampton and about lou quarters
of beef the Celtic TO Liverpool
CALVES - Receipts we're SlT head. including $50
cali Indiana calves for the mar
1rt 40 business been transacted In live calves UP
90 a late hour The feeling fun steady for Vea!s
Dressed moderate demand NJ 90 ltc Tor city
veals and lac for country dreSsef
SHEEP AND I.AhBS-Receipts were lels cars, or
SO including 13 for ElauEhterers and -
10 market. making. with the stale stock cars
on almost nomiIsal. lambs SLOW and
lower. with several ursod late IN the
forenoon. \ few medium 70 prime sleep sold at StT
uer medium @ choice lambs az 81 l2i-
81 90: cus at yearlugs st 50 30 Dressed mutton
slow 6ai per Ib dressed lambs at II n l.: lsC
country hohouse lambs steady at sll sr2 20
saIes-W L. Hume. I70 state lambs - III average
100 III: 1A6 do. 3 H. at 81 So 10 culis 80
H. s..
Fer Commission Company. g. Indiana lambs, o.
H. 19Is 73 yearllngs % H. S6 90 sheep. 1870
h. 81. > bucks 19S ID. at 81 goats. - H. al ST
HOGS-Receipts 37i. I.lO3 head. all for
slaughtereTs. None for sale live weight Feeling
5ia q 9c per ID for heavy 10 light weights
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

. Chicago Jan. 16.-An improved demand by
Ynllers for the cash grain caused considerable
strength in the wheat market today final ngures
showing gains of Sac TO &c Corn ana oats
closed steady, and provisions strong.
The feature OF trade in the wheat pit was the
excellent demand reported for the cash wheat here
and in the Southwest. Cash houses here reported
n brisk demand for wheat to go to interior mills
and Kansas City claimed that 10000 bushels had
been sold there to Texas and Mexico millers one
OF the principal local longs moderate buyer
throughout the day and shorts and commission
houses bought freely late in the session Primary
receipts again small total arrivals being 4@2.
600 bushels. compared with $4,000 bushels the
day year ago. and local receipts
for the week were 100000 bushels less than the
Sentiment in the pit was bullish all
day and. with the exception of short period early
IN the day, prices were above yesterdays closing
figures. The close strong. with May at 81 061s
to 81 U6i4 and July at &c TO 9I1sc Clearances of
whear and flour equal to $4,000 bushels.
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts
OF 229 cars. against 226 cars last week and SS9
cars year ago
ForebodiDgs of increased movement OF corn
next week prompted considerable selling in the
market for that grain, which resulted in weak
tone nearly all day. An active demand for the
cash grain. however, prevented any great decline
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
OTHER MARKETs-gY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Jan. 6-CNTTLts-R Receipts estimated, 800
head beeves S4HSI -: TeXaus. 81 l5n
So % Western Sass CO. soc,eIs and feeders SO 2SJ
and hecrs 81 1aISJ 80 calves. 5GSa 80 HOGS
Receipts testimated). 2Goo head market strong light
So 4oaS6 %: mixed. 50 G'HS6 30 heavy. g 1oHS6 -,
rough. good choice heavy. s. sOdSB
pigs s. 35G 81 30; bulk G sales. 50 shGSG SHEEP
estimated 500 head steady native
81 25aSj 7J Western 50 2QSJ rs yearnEs So 1887 10
native lambs 81 25GSs Western lambs, s. 2JqSS.
East Buffalo. Jan. 16.-CATTIE IE-Recepts. a. head
market steady. VEALS-Rcceipts. 90 head market
tive and steady. HOGS-Receipts 1890 head. market
fairly active and 10a15c higher heavy. 81 4CQ$6 so
mixed Sc 35GS6 so: Workers So 9OdS6 ~: pigs s. 6ta
80: rough5. s. f0GS5 65 dares, s. 9OHSl SHEEP
AND LAABS-Receipts. 6O0O head: sheep active and
steady; lambs slow and 2cc higher at S5QS7 90.
Pttsburg. Jan. 16-CATTLE-Suppiy light: market
steady choice. So 34Ts6 so. prime. So 1OGS6 25 SHEEP
supply fair: market slow. prime wcheTs So 50a$5
culls and common. S2aS3 lambs, S5QS1 81. VEAL
CALVES S9q$9 80 HOGS-Rsceips fair: market active;
prime heavies Sc 40d$6 mediums. 3j. heavy
SO 20Gs6 % light YoIers. IS SO8SJ 90 pigs
s. 80. roUghs. S54s5 75.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, January 10. 1903
COFFEE-After points
lower. with couple months on in response to easier
cables realizing, the coffee market de-
veloped fr1nness. finally steady, net IN
changed points higher. Sales for the half session
16 There been good deal OF realiz-
ing purchase made during the period Of low prices
the end Of last November, when the market vas
depressed by December LIQUIDATION but offerings are
being well absorbed By fresh buyers and several OF the
big Cotton Exchange houses which take interest In
cofree advising their friends TO
buy coffee contracts In anticipation Of advance This
advice Is being based the prospects fof Dig de
IN the worlds visible supply between nov and
the end of the season which they be drawn
upon any extent higher prices, and
upon the theory whether the agitation
import duty results in Its actual imposition tAs
duty likely promote considerable do
during the balance OF the season. Tbs European
rather resctiona-y Saturday, HaTTe
closing at q net decline OF !. franc. while Hamburg
unchanged "a pig lower. The Brazilian markets
made a steady showing with Rio 7S reis higher and
Santos reis higher while Santos Is were unchansd
5000 bags, against 2oUo
JuD6iahy receipts
10000 last and IS 600 two
ago. for coffee steady, with
Quotations on the OF n. sTssc for Rio No l..
The range prices IN the local market TO-
fay
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17


exchange IS 1874 receipts, 10000 begs cearaces fo-
stock 223 600 bags 6sntos-Coree msrke: quiet No
Santos 4s5; No = receipts, SO 600 bags; stock
! q6Q 600 bags Hamburg-Cotfes market opened IN
Changed 70 !. pig lower at p N was net unchahged
~ l. mfg lower sales 90 600 bags Eavre-Coee mar
yet opsned 4 franc lower at II advanced - Irai4c'
C0TTOS-New high records were made In the cot
or market again to-day with March contracts seiins
40 and October eo6c. Business active for nan
session being estimated at 10000 beIe ara te
marked closed firm advance Of S9S points or
The market opened steady at decline OF point 70 a
ADVANCE OF , points positions being shade l"eE
Is result heavy realizing and somewhat lower cAbe5
than the offerings were rerla[kaoy "e
while they continued heavy es result OF
Of week during whch adNafc3
considerable. they were barely salIc4ent -
cFecI. the movement ana prices al one time we're
nos uo!nts high Fresh buy1nS Tor long acc"ui
reuying sold for profits earlier IN e MeeA
Tronl SPECULATIVE point OF view. The buying uoyeit
Vas encourag bullish weekend figures, ouish
accounts from drygoods district particularly from
Cr,icaro OF frmness IL the South ana
regarding the position OF the snort
interest which. said Will be called upon 70 de!vet
cotton sold the old crop months -Ne"
Arm after the close OF the local narAet
and Southern spot markets generally log 7sC As
81 healthy feature OF the current advance IS inst
southern spot either closely follow or Iesd the
upward movement while speculative buyers seem eau
tjo,5s enough 10 reduce their little bulge.
thus preventing the accumulation Of weak scattering
long interest =. .7o-
follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
Financial Elections.

in prices The bulge in wheat caused a steady tone
the close final quotations being unchanged from
yesterdays close. with May at 60f,c 10 Gle and
July IT 6Ilsc 20 6Ii4c Local receipts were SS9
cars. with : OF contract grade
Trade in the oats market was quiet and prices
huctuated within very narrow range Some weak
ness was manifested early in the day because %
heaviness OF but little firer tone developed
with the advance in wheat AT the close prices
unchanged 10 a shade higher. compared with
tie previous close. final quOtat tons May being
Size TO 5lssc and on July +6c. Local receipts were
I63
Provisions were strong all day active gen
eral demand. which met with only moderate offer
ings. 4 falling off in receipts Of live hogs
ern packing centres was bullish influence. Prices
at the close were up The 20 22Iac.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat - cars.
corn, $40 cars; oats. III cars; hogs 5S 200 head
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17

nsss for was pig dull iron and sfF'
Shansed With regular, quoted fo9ws Cash ash and and
sic 80; April and May SIS 76G SIC 49, and June s10 20
aSM1oo1 SMo1 ASSES AND syRUPs-The market molasses
sTrups steady but egief EiJn Ess pHeW Or
isans centrifEsa 1sa leo fair. ia92%S; &s
good e 2S9: PsR;pscommon PFRg; Is i7c fa!r I6
good prime ne,: ~ 29S; abe4 sn' aacs to-
day on higher crude values. good general 9uyg: e %s
s5esyss bull SUPPORT sae. saG IN 200 Jan9ary
300 February 800 MarSH ia otc SS I56 seq
SG1S SeSe4 Nag SI5e Inseed continued arm but was
ss @ no9 fr barrels al New YORK We quote
tSe Bulk "Hs use rsned cases
York 6sOc Phadslghna 1Ss5G watsrT9t: ate bG
Te5ss w9tq Msw oe Hort Soc eado
s$,S: prime summer EeSw sP0t eso Sarh S4c
e.15c off summer ;elioW JanGary 4G& tS so @
prime winter yellow 48lf @4s3zc. LINsEED on,
Rs5i'ea 5d caege9a sssd G1ay raw 75c LARD OIL re
PROVISIONS to stronger hogs Light Ger y9s.
and closes the be TOP GhioaEo e ooo SooP5i aG
next WeeE @1S6o6 Kansas CITY had so90 and ana
family shorf slsaEo :, .,5 @, s23 10
s3S 90 q SEA BEEF HIMs~steady Quoted $40 s27
REFSsGD s 1Jg ao9sE5 s. ss l4S 1S'' saiSs:
10 b. Sc; II h. &C. IL h. IIllc.
Quoted Ioga9so TALL4Wm9uiese s,o,.t city. Mia:
western. $50 a g 8oc. City Arm Quoted: ca
csc. Refined firm. Quoted: South America
lo.s5c: Continent, 1025c; Brazil kegs, Il con-
POUND-Stro quoted: ~ 8I&c STEARINES-
Steady. Quoted Oleo II nc; city lard stearine lle
o5 ce s' t6S h9rs pne h
&c: ordinary ga 4i4c; fair. = n 4sc; good ord-
nary prime. 6A d5Ao; choice, 81 g.. Patra
nd as Q5i4c RsnEoou. - a &c
SUGAR-The market FOR refined sugar held steady
but quiet and unchanged The following are hst
prices subject rebate OF 10 points and discount
of pen cent for cash days: Crystal dom!nos
&c: Eagle tablets case; cut loaf. b.45c; crushed
E35c; mould A. cubes Eagle BIB bags powdered
Eagle confectioners' granulated. 43Oc; xxx
powdered. $50. powdered, coarse powdered and fTui
powdered. 475c Eagle coarse and extra fine srani-
lated, 600; Eagle 2-lo cartons OF fine gTanulatel
4s5c: 2-Ib bags 495c; Bib bags do. SOC J-Io
4S5c; Job bags do. 4S0c; 25 ana 30 10 bags
do roc: Eage fine standard grnuulated and dia-
mond A. 1850; confectionere' A. 445c; No l, 4-AJr
Nos and 3, 4.40c; No 4. 48Jc; No 3. 4.3oc; 40 O.
425c; No Z. A2Oc: No s. @15c No g. 4I0c; No 10. &c:
No II 395c: IL. 39oc; No IS. 8.s5c Nos IA. Is
distinctly weaker owing sales for forward shipment
g a lower basis The revised prices for duty paid
sugars follows 90 test. Sic: nusCovado. 50
test. 3.2C, and moasses sugar, 50 test 96" and at
the close indications pointed 20 sn lower
basis. quoted values considered being quite
Rico centrifugal due about February
sold a. 3.71c. basis 96 buyers receive
vessel lighterage II incurred. A. the close
Cuba offered for February shipment
5-16c, basis 96 and freight. equal &C
paid and January shipment at 11-32c. basis 90
test. equal 3.70c duty paid, but salahle The
London market for beet unchanged for
January. a.d lower other positions. This made
the quoted follows January and Februarg-
los I'D and May a los So d.