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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-29

of our stock of Coachmen's Capes,
Carriage and Sleighing Robes, Fox,
Bear, Wolf and Tiger Rugs, Foot
Muffs, Seal Ear Muffs, ETC., now
offered at cost
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TOBACCO DEPARTMENT

RICHMOND, Va June 2S.-Offerings
TO day So packages; So sun-cured.
Highest price. AL followed by Al and
SO cents for fine dark wrappers. The
total sales averaged 1886.
a fine crop Of Mr.. N. +. Smith, OF
Louisa county, consisting Of packages,
was sold by Il. j. Palmer & Co. at the
following figures: S44, S3S, S20.50. 500
500, $3.50 and S10.25, making an aver
age of over S25. Messrs. Hancock, Spicer
and Pace Company were the buyers.
Private sales to-day were neither so
large or numerous as yesterday, but the
total sale Of the week foot up hand
sOmely. Several merchants holding adj
vances on upland stock report sales be-
fore this tobacco was priced in interior
markets. Prices offered were such in
ducements az could not be well re-
sisted. We note some demand and
more. inquiry for; common bright
Tugs, while several frosted lug sales are
also reported. Outside sales, therefore,
have been larger. The fine and medium
old filters disappear rapidly.
Dark shipping shows no new feature
to-day.
A finely colored poster, l5I20 feet,
was put on Change on a stretcher to-
day. 1t is a beauty, advertising the
Buffalo Tobacco fair, in which five or
six Of our manufacturers are interested
enough to make exhibits
Hybrllizing. and crossing for new
varieties is the fad among tobacco
planters. Much good may spring from
1t. Quality, not quantity, is wanted.
In Florida they cultivate tobacco by
electric lights at night. which reminds
us of the zeal Of the cultivqtor Of bees,
who proposed to cross them with light
ming bugs. so that they could see to
work at night as well as by day light.
We have calls for fuller revenue sta
tstics, but it takes a week to work
them up. We hope TO have them soon.
w. T.. ID.
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New York Cotton Harket.
lby Ielegfaph.l


NEW YORK, June 2S.-Messrs. Hub
bard. Price & Co. in their cotton circu-
lar tonight say; after the close last
evening, q more confident feeling seemed
to have developed in the market, and
outside figures were paid for the sum
mer positions. The improvement thus
anticipated was i'll a measure realized
this morning, Liverpool showing firm
tone. Ten thousand sales on spot and
an advance of 1-6i to 1890. on futures
led operations here to-day, and the
covering OF some nervous sales
for export to-day aggregate about
5000 bales. of which, however, only
4 900 are officially reported. Spot cot
ton firm at lie. for middliDg uplands.
Futures CLOSED to points up. July
10 54a10.55; August, lO.aSal0 SO; Sep
TENDER, 10. l4al0.la; October, 9 9la0 92
November, Q.s5a0 So; December, 9.ssa
3. so; January, 994as.95 February, ios
l0.0 2; March, lo.09alQ April, 10. l6s
1917; May, l0.2lalO %. Sales, 6O,S0'
hales.
Ia liverpool spot cotton was steady
neutrality-suspicious., . l-l6d. Sales, 1905
bales,
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REVIEW.
NEW YORK. June 9s.-The marke at
? o'clock to-day was weak, except for
New Englond, Chicago and Eastern
Illinois, and the Trust stocks. Declines
of : or more were made in Atchison,
Delaware. Lackawana and Western,
Lake Shore. Jersey Central, Richmond
Terminal. the san Franchises. st. Paul ,
and Northwestern. The Vanderbilt
roads declared the usual dividends to-
day, but the statements we're only fair.
There was a slight margin over all the
dividends, except Canada Southern.
Exchange is weak. and London is re-
ported to have been a buyer Of stocks
to-day. The total gold TO 80 tomorrow
is 81 ,5o0. 900. There was no special news
from the West, except that Atchison
puts into effect all over the State Of
Kansas the rates ordered by the COM
missioners for Wichita. There has
been some good selling of stocks with
in ten days, and the Western outlook
prevents new ventures. Ii the Western
troubles are adjusted, buyers would be
plentiful, and the bulIsh sentiment,
based on easy money, good crops, aud
promising general business, would find
expression in higher prices for stocks
We are conseryatively bullish, and on
good news from the West would be az,
gressively bullisb. ln.the last hour the
market was dull and rather weak.
Money TO &.
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by Telegraph
NEW YORK, June 2S.-Money closed
at 2 Der cent: exchange closed steady
posted rates. 4s1ia4s9; actual rates
lS6ia4s7 for sixty days: and iSSla4Ssi
for demand. Governments closed
steady: currency 6's, rs bid: 4 S cou-
pons, 1891 bid; Al S do, 1864 bid.
The railroad stocks were more active
and were all from iai per cent. lower
at noon than yesterday 5 closing. Lon
don appeared to be doing comparatively
little. but the early prices in that mar
ket were tai per cent. lower than clos
ing yesterday. and this started the
market on with about the same de
cline. The further engagement Of 81
$4,000 gold this forenoon for to-mor
row 5 steamer also had weak interest
in the market by causing apprehension
OF a large decrease on the surplus, and
reserve OF the banks in tomorrow 1
statement and consequent hardening
Of the money market. The granger:
were t! per cent. lower at noon. The
market was weak after II o clock, and
the trading was on very limited scale
Lackawana, Lake Shore and AtchisoI
were about the weakest stocks on the
list and declined ga. per cent. Ths
closing prices for the general list were
irregular. but in most cases fractiOnally
lower. Sales. l16 SG2 shares.
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GAINESVILLE. Tenn.

GAINESVILLE, June 26.-Our receipts
continue full, but planters are busy
with their wheat and stripping and
prizing their delayed tobacco crop, and
are not ordering sales freely. Our
sales VIII no doubt be heavy in July.
The sales for the week ending to-day
were 730 hogsheads. Medium leaf was
rather irregular and generally &c.
higher. The market closed strong,
with an advance OF &C. on medium and
good Tugs and common leaf As the
crop is sweating so badly Bremen will
do well to delay laying in her supplies
until September. when tested by the
fermentation. she will know what che
Is getting and avoid making additions
to the unsuitable portion Of her present
Stoke. The crop in the field is doing
well.
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with an upward tendency; fine grades
of winter. 20 25aS27j; do. spring, S2a
$3.50. superfine winter, S2.75as4.iO:
Southern -four closed steady: trade and
family extras. s3.5OaS4 80. Wheat
closed firm: spot sales of No. red. sofa
&c.; No. red. 70as0c; No. 2 red,
June, S6tc. Corn closed fairly active
and steady; spot sales of No. . mixed,
424a43c No. mixed. June, 42c.; July,
4lic. Oats closed moderately active
and steady: spot sales of No. white,
CSC: No. do. 33;c; No. mixed. 30c. +,
No. do. este; No. 2 mixed cash and
June. 2Sic. Pork dull new mess,
sl2 %. Lard closed dull; July, 50 s5a
80 SO. Sugar-refned. strong; demand
fair; cut-loaf and crushed. 9sc.. granu
lated, 9ic.; cubes. 9ic. Cofee-spot
csrgoes, quiet, l6ic.
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AsIleviiie, y. a.

AsHEvILLE, n. c., June 27.-Our
sales, so far, this week are smaller than
any in June, indicating that very little
Of the crop Of this section is uDsold.
Prices have not receded at all. although
much Of the stock offered is very soft
and some Of it heated All possible
sources Of information about the grow
ing crop is utilized, and while reports
vary greatly, there is little doubt a full
average acreage is planted, with chances
of excess rather than decrease OF that
standard. J. Boiling.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. June 2s.- Wheat opened
dull and tame. Corn dull and a shade
higher. Oats firmer and trine higher
Provisions weaker and declined nc
Wheat closed June, s1ic.; July, 7ssc.
August. 79o.: September, 79ic.: Decem
Der, Isle. Corn-June, 3jc. July, 34is
34lc.; August. 35ic.: September, 3j;c
Oats-June. 22tc. Pork-June and
July. S11.75; August. S1l.s5; Septsm
Der. Sl1 92i. Lard-June. $500; July
s6.57i August. &c 67i ; September
IS 7jaSS 1T. Ribs-June and July
S5.0j: August, s6aS6.O2i; September
Sc 07ta-G.10.
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SOUTH Boston. June 2S.-The offer
ings on this market since my last re-
port have been right full, and all grades
except the very cOmmOnest frosted
have been selling well, and the week
closes with prices somewhat higher
than last week
Many farmers are now marketing
their last tobacco, and the general i'm
precision is that the crop will run short.
The growing crop, except where it
has been drowned by too much rain, 10
looking very well, and promises to
make more than average crop.
A b. WILLINGHAM.
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sand TN ma said
have eenatu
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RICHMOND, Va, June 2S, 1889.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat-30 bushels.
Corn-3 57i bushels.
OATS 322 bushels.
Rye-l32 bushels.
sALEs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat Mixed, 90 bushels good old
at S5c.
Corn-White. 1000 bushels prime OF
private terms; ~ bushels very good al
4Sc. Mixed, $40 bushels very good OF
private terms. Total sales OF corn, 2,
ga bushels.
Oats-Mi1ed, 1000 bushels very gooc
on private terms.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Quotations. Middling. 10c.; low mid
ding, 9sc., good ordinary. SIC.
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WEST END
Land& Improvement Co
Once Of Agency Over Merchants
National Bank, Corner Main and
Eleventh Streets.



Person. wanting to acquire homes Tor ihem-
..l.. n an improving locality. whore every
dollar invested VIII increase. VIII do Wen 70
tuna. the properties OF this.comr'ny,
rtthnn n. marked by sign. boards, posted
.l.. 0a.a iacf of land. and p'at- can Pee seen
.f fI. Office of thc agency. over the mef
chants National Bank, corner MAN ana
Eleventh streets.
IHrc.mp.ny uil make special terms WIN
f.l. desiring to build. and 3D. ail sueh VIII
.r.IIl. percent. of sac value az tte loi ano
improvements at , peg cent. ou long time.
IHeunp.ifcs rcacllrpi at price mueh
.l.1e t.e present market yal-c, aud the com
i.ay arori to be ou reasonable terms 10
f..l Dlytrs.
JAMES n. DOOLEI, President.
GEO. j ROGERS, Secretary
Ian "a
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VI. lie smiled.

smith-Dc Binks, why that satisfied sinlle'
you don't look like man who has just been
fined $40 and costs for fast driving
De Binks-Why. man alive, just sold that
old nag Of mine for $50 more than no was
worth. Did it on tho strength Of tho line
Who wouldn't anilel-Kearney tNeb) Enter
prisa .,,-,,x-.-,-
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Internal nsrenus COLLECTION,

The following internal revenue col
lections were made in this city yester-
day: List, Sl20; cigars, &c. Sls6sO,
tobacco, S2.436.16: special tax, S34.
Total. -. Gj6.l6.
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oof
hee adn 81
% fsr
tin II IA "a
xLLL E.xnraaL
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HnIlImnIe Markets.

TT TT = TII'T
BALTIMORE. MD. June es.-Cottor
dull and firm; middling. Halle
Flour active and firm. Wheat-South
ern steady; Fultz. old, Ssa92c.; Long
berry Old S7a93c.: new selling at s0s
90c. az to condition: Western strong
No. , winter red spot, SITE, July, s3c
Corn Southern firm and wanted
white. 4Gai9c.; yellow. 43a4jc.. West
ern easy; mixed spot &c. Oats steady
Western white. 32l34tc., graded No.
white. 34c. Rye steady and un.
changed. Provisions steady. Petro-
leum firm: refined, $40. Coffee un
settled; Rio cargoes fair, lie. Sugar
strong: 4 soft, 0tc.. copper steady. re-
fined. l0allc. Whisky steady at S1.10
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Ismber.Stavcs Etc.

Lumber-White oak. per 1000. $40 to
SIS; yellow pine, framing timber 80 to
$40 per 1000; boards. IS to so; poplar.
West Virginia, No. l, $50; No. 2, s25i
No. 3, SIG.
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Indigestion and dyspepsia cured by
Chase City Lithia Water. Only % cents
. gallon at
OWENS i MINOR DRV9 Go.
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Henderson, y. a.

1t is reported that there are not $500
pounds Of tobacco in Henderson valued
at over 81 cents that will reach Rich
mond on consignment, and compare
lively little has been shipped. Receipts
are still very light, although the strip
ping season hss been good. There is
very little desirable tobacco in the
planters hands frOm all accounts.
Special to the Times
HENDERSON, n. c.. June 2S.-Every
pound of cutters in Henderson, n. c.,
was sold to-day to Kenney Brothers Co.
III.
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Shipstuif per ton SIC.
Brownstuf per ton SlJ.
Bran per ton SIS,
Neat. Flour and Meal

Bulk Meats - Sides, &c: shoulders,
osc.
Bacon-Western shoulders, 7ic; clear
rib sides, SC; breasta. Toe: hams, l3c.
Flour-Richmond patent roller
family, $3.50 to SO; fancy family 50 to
1928, family. "a 80 to $40; city extra,
S3'15 to "A; city superiine, 1926 to
$3.50: city fine, S950 to 50.
Meal-City, per bushel, 6Oc; country
40
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK. June 2s.-Flour, ex-
tremely choice, andklow grands strong,
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Country Produce.

Reported hy -pmfley * Ovfrhcy. Commits
sion Merchants. 1906 Cary street
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nici,mann MOCK MARKET.

Repor.ed by John l.. Williams { Son
bankers and brokers. No. III Main street
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catah WIN thanks you TOT GAZING my '''"""
nj
W. N.
H.
Genera A. r. HouU. G>arorA gent. Bansnos Nd:
DR.
beneficial ana cne' , W. my ~ r.
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BacOn-Nirginia hams. choice oil /. 1jc
per pound new hams. small. - to 13c.
new hams. large. 10 to lie; sides, 9 TO
&c; shoulders. TO Sc.
Beans-ChOice navy, S1.7J TO 50.
Black Peas-Sl 80 TO 81. 20.
Black Eye Peas-Sl 80 to - co.
Beesway-2 % to pic per pound
Broom Corn to 4c.
Butter-Nirginia creamery. 10 10 l6c;
family packed Virginia. II to loo;
choice yellow. store packed virginia..
/ - 10 BE: store packed. mixed color
and sweet, 9 to l0c: store packed, COM
mon to fair, nominal.
Eggs-ln crates fresh. - to BE; in
boxes and barrels ] / TO l2c.
Live Poultry-Hens, p to soc; mixed
coops. - 10 &c. Chickens, spring
large. % 90 Soc; small, II TO 22c.
Dried Fruit-Peaches. peeled, to Sc:
urpeeled. halves, to BIC. Apples,
sliced, to 3ic; quarters, p to &c. Cher
ries. pitted. 10 TO lie. Blackberries, 3
to SIC. Whorteberries, 6 to &c.
Feathers-Prime live goose, 10 to 4jc
per pound; mixed. p to Doc.
Flaxseed-P bushel. Sl.l0 to 81 90.
Hides-Dry lints. light weights, 7 to
Sc per pound; heavy weights, 6.c per
pound. dry sailed, 6c; lwetD sailed, 4c;
green. 81.
Lard Prime country, s to SIC per
pound.
Onions-New, per crate, IS to s.
Oranges-S3.50 to 81.
Lemons -S3. 80 to 4.
| D.n.I... D. l.,If l..-I..l n.
to 7jc.
Peauuts-Fancy stock, per pound, 8
to &c; medium, to &c.
Potatoes-Per bushel. 50 to Zee; new
prime. per barrel. $500 to $500.
Roots Ginseng, per pound, $500;
Seneca, per pound, 80 to Doc.
Sumac-1Jc TO 81.
Tomatoes-Per bushel crate, 81. 90 to
SLjO.
Wool-Tub- washed. 80 to 34c per
pound; unwashed Pc per pound.
WatermelOns-Per 100. $50 20 $50.
Hay, OATS ana straw.
Hay-NO. / Timothy. per ton, Sl4.5U
o S1J. No. ,, $3.50 10 Sl45O; mixed.
Sl2 to Si3. Virginia clover, SO to So.
Baled Oats-Sil 10 SIP.
Shucks-Baled, % TO Coo.
Straw Compressed. 100 pounds. 40
to 42c; loose, pressed, large bales, A. to
soc.
groceries, Etc.
BroOms-Two strings, Sl.OO to Si.25
three strings, $3.50 to $500; fouI
slrngs. $500 to 50 90.
Baskets-Willow, Sl.15 to S130 per
nest; split, 80 to 75c per dozen.
Can tomatoes, 3 pounds, per dozen
- to Doc.
Can Corn, pounds per dozen, - to
soc.
Rice-Carolina, 6 to &c; Rangoon
sec.
Sait-Liverpool, from store. Sl.4O1
ground alum from store, per sack, Sl.0C
to Sl.GJ.
Tallow-4c.
Lqrd-Pure. Sic. pressed. re.
Molasses-Extra, hogshead, Is TO loo
barrels. - to l6c; genuine golden syrup
per gallon. y to 32c: New Orleans
prime 10 choice. 30 to Soc
Soap-Common. 3 to &c; best wash
ing. Is, Sc; toilet, 10 to 25c.
Sugars-Granulated. 9ic; Asugar, Ste.
B sugar, sic; c sugar. Sic.
Teas-Black. % to soc; imperial, IS K
Soc; gunpowder. 20 to Soc.
Coifee-Rio, Is to pc, Laguayra, p
to pc; Java. - TO so.
Buokets-Painted, two hoops, Sl.20
three hoops, Sl.j0.
i'll Feed.
ShipstuT per ton SIC.
Brownstuf per ton SIS.
Bran per ton SIS,
Neat. Flour and Meal
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baltimore stock Market
WHOLESALE rErcE CumKEN T.

By TELEGRAPH.
BALTIMORE. Nd, June 2s.-virginia
40 los. SIC. do. 3 S. &c.
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FINANCE AND COM MERGE
Rev York stock Market.


Reported by c. W. Branch 4 Co., bankers
and prOkeIs, No. iii Main street.
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HunniCutt'S Rheumatic Cure,

that they were benefited at an. An Of them
thus cursd this medicine cheeruliy
volunteer their willingness TO certify 10 tx
virtue. Ina order that suffering humanity
may be benefited; and the consequence X
We have hundreds Of valuable certificates
from all parts OF the country, pralsing tho
discovery Of this miraculous compound,
which has already effected more cures Than
az other similar preparations combined.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Ask your druggist for 10. ana II he hasn't
~. make him order IL for You.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. SC.
The Most Wonderful Discovery
Of the Age.
THE BEST BLOOD PURIFIER IN THE
WORLD.
HUNNICUTT'S
RHEUMATIC CURE
sure cure for rheumatism IN all IT'S
Forms.
CHRONIC. rNFLAMMATORY.
MUSCULAR, ARrICULAR.
scIATlC. ETC, Ero
VIII Thoroughly Heal Chronic Gases Of n
TEARS Manding.
A SAFE. SURE. and PERMANENT CURR
FOR ALL
DISORDERS OF BLOOD. MUSCLES, AND
KIDNEYS.
since the introduction OF Hunnicutts Rheu-
matte cure 10 the Public.
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE HAVE FOUND
PERMANENT RELIEF BY
lis USF.
Who hal previously tried every mixture
brought before their notice with no good re-
suits: and "a. not until they purchased
and used
A SAFE. SURE. and PERMANENT CURR
FOR ALL
DISORDERS OF BLOOD. MUSCLES, AND
KIDNEYS.
since the introduction OF lIunnicutts Rheu-
matte cure 10 the Public.
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE HAVE FOUND
PERMANENT RELIEF BY

Who hal previously tried every mixture
brought before their notice with no good re-
suits: aud "a. not until they purchased
and used
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RICHMOND, VA, June %, 1880.
FIRST BOARD.

10 Burton Heater at To.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Bid. asked.
United States A s r. & c.. 1904 lo7
United States IS X. & c.. l29 ...."
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Hay-No. Timothy. per ton, Sl45O
o S1J; No. ,, $3.50 10 $3.50; mixed.
Sl2 to Si3: Virginia clover, so to SD.
Baled Oats-Sll TO Sl2.
Shucks-Baled. % 10 60c.
traw-Compressed, 100 pounds. 10
to 42c; loose, pressed, large bales, A. to
mo
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Genera A. n Haeihor.-, baltimore. Ma


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Bacon-Nirginia hams. choice oil /, -,
per pound: new hams. small. 2 to 13c
new hams. large. 10 to lie; sides, 8 t
&c; shoulders. Z TO Sc.
Beans-Choice navy, S1.7j to 50.
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THE GERM THEORY or DISEASE.
DRESSING THE WINDOWS.
ELABORATE DISPLAYS FOR CATCH
ING THE PUBLIC EYE.

How the Custom First Came About-Mcn
Who Make business OF 1.-THE Way
Some OF Them DO It-Windows to At
tract Men as Wen as Women.
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New York Financial Market

Notwithstanding. l0c., low mid
ding, 9sc. good ordinary. SEC.
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COFFEI-The spot market for Rio crowns was L''s
active today aud rather easier prices PGHaiiodt fSr
ever had fair demand. Sale. 1910 bags Mars,a,D,
fivato tctIns 1nOO Eiculs Imor &c lGl bags 1eiG
american private terms. Tho option market wac Naab
aad Irregular with active business reported open
while other months declined jGlO points subscaqq,IiuS
There wa, q general OF lOalj points on stronger nav
aud Hamburg afvlces The no cable, howrNcr, re-
boz tcd The political situation improving, ana tbs 10
selling movement. which led 10 decline Of 2VaU po'n
.fllly about 70 points loss Tor IN uaY' "a
t. az RIO COO bags and santos. 00O bags Total
sto, H. 30 bags. MARKET Inn Receipts az no Jut
io Nn,,mber * 1889 $4,000 bags; SAM tune lsS7,
So 600 Oags; dine 1857. 7l&oo0 bags rec
m santos July % November Is 1859. pa 600 nag Z
l-sS SO 600 bags sane time Is =, ~
hay, Rotterdam cablc.-The Dutch snie went on ~ l
above hrok,rs' Valuations Market firm. Othcr Kinds
rac and yellowslJ went of al lac above Valuations
Iota, sales here to-day %. 800 bags. as follows;
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quoted at $4,000 country and city IeS sps 7o1 sS
FOR fu nTS ana Scelne in spot lots today, and
the market had weak LOOK G Ss 600 bh
and cash grades closed 4asc lower Options weakened
" iSi.c Speculation was fairly active sales go 600
busne, uqGs Mxsd and White at Ga2e 10
Wed At i5c elevator 4e o4oac anoat 43c special De.
se@osr ssvemSer closing al 4lisc do December, 4l9,a
closing ny at Sc do e Iaa%aTg q, Il oTS
suffered decline tO to on %e 'fcs S o%s
o9as a Lower but 7 c 6oS Ia rno ! better nc S
sloc9o 9gsseS latu's White Soi.c No. M5ed
SssS2siic elevator Sc delivered no White gi so';S
soa35c 80 Novembcr 2S+e closing at ss1e 40 ID
ss@Ge soss a eDs % ' Fc 3sS d? s
AZ 2sic; do May 2sRa2s'-c closing az 49, o Ng,
%ho u &c. 60 &C SO NJ
s0as5c sLaps ooeo5c Rye Feed. roc.
only gfHH small APP os ae osai %
at 172c Quotations follows ,o Msn, ia he"P
2i.c for mixing and 2iac Tor baegins quality.
Hay AND sTRAwThee was quiet market tha IN a
The better qualiiie, arc steadily mansnea wn "
choice. soas9c No Goa7oc clover 400 SOC CG Dyer
% os shoPt Rye $oaoc Dat and What soas5c
HoPsBrewers moderate BUYERS Of ehole@ iiocs
ana %pd Ge demand er inquiry 1% F au ss are no
hoas esoIc dels sr' @cum rule los f9
common 7aS sa r,a @S dSas 2 sSd
medium. sa9c do common G67c.
HIDES-Toward the close of last week tonners pnr'
chased freely. but the market has ruled qulrt ny
past few days though prices are maintained on
stock. Quoted Buen0s Ayres. selected, 2OGGE5 p
l5c Montevideo. 20'2o22 n 15c California 20e25 NJ
l4c Ha2moras. Drops ~ 13c Central America, 20as1
At 1oc Cordoy, kps 1918 n l2ac Gq 1tes
Texas. 20d25 n 9di3i2c; Western. II n 9alOc bouher
they run 12d1S 70 case Dry-Salted M1tamofas ~
ected, 24d2S D SoG0c: Southern. they run ~ 'tO ~
e Vet Sailed Buenos Ayres cow sel.ce1 5Oa99 n n
Sic NewOrleans. city, 45dE7 ~ 5G8c Texa. * sd cow
50d6O n. 5i2d6iac city slaughter OK. 6JdoO H. sc
LEATIIER-The market holds firm on moderate sup
plies and good demand from al directions.