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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-25

Marshall, Tex, July g4.-Hon. John
d. Rudd, representative OF this dis
trict, says that he was at Austin and
heard the speech made by Governor
liogg that is being made much of IL was
not quoted rightly at al, and that
Governor Hogg never made such re-
marks as reported.
On saturday Of Last week there We're
sold on the streets OF Marshall seventy
hVe wagon Lads Of watprmeions. one
man who has been selling all the past
| week says he sold over 1000 himself in
that time.
At the Baptist church last Sunday
night Miss Mary Field of Fort Worth
rendered "A violin solo which was a
treat to all who heard IT, Miss Field
is here visiting the family OF her uncle,
A. 5 Field.
The Jewish society last night sur
prised Miss Emily COIN by dropping
! in To enjoy themselves at her home
They say that they were not dlsap-
pointed In their expectations.
Misses Lollie ma Maud Elgin re-
turned this morning from visiting
Shreveport friends.
Rev, u. II. Carroll preached here
Saturday evening and sunday morning
and evening, and collection was taken
up for foreign missions which realized
over St00
Miss BESSIE kdair left yesterday to
visit friends at Terrell,
Mrs. 4. a, Heartsill aud child left
today for Fort Worth to join her hus-
band, who has made Fort Worth their
future home.
MIS-. John EVcrman and children re-
turned to their home In Dallas, after n
very pleasant visit to old friends at
this place. Mr. EVermnn Is assistant
general manager of the great Ell Paso
route
win Moore left today to spend one
week with friends IN Fort Worth.
Miss Matte Blocker returned home
today after quite visit to her brother
at Honey Grove.
John .. Clark left Monday for AUS
tin TO attend the grand lodge Of the
A. O. u. w.
MI Frank Coleman left for New Or
leans this morning and win make his
way back in the interest OF the acct
dent life business
Colonel j ID. Rudd, Hon. a Y. Starr
ad r. H. Prendergrast went to Dallas
yesterday 10 attend the judicial con-
ventlon,
joel Goulren and Buch Rowe. two
old railroad boys from Biz Springs. ar
rived In the city TO visit friends for
this week The Texas and Pacific
shops are closed out there for one week.
H. o, Wilson. Dick Welch. Dan
Plat and John Kelly left yesterday for
a weeks outing near the Star ranch.
William p. Lambert leaves this morn |
ing to accept a position as clerk for the |
general manager Of the Gulf, Colorado |
and Santa Fe railroad.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-25

Graenviic. Tex. July si.--It viii be
remembered by the readers OF the Ga
zette that the First national bank at
this place was robbed OF sSoO in money.
and one OF our best citizens. one Mr..
w. n. Ward was shot in the thigh.
which caused him the loss OF his limb.
besides twelve months suffering. The
robbery was comnlttecd> some eighteen
or twenty months ago. The three men
who were charged with the offense
Brown, Fielder aud McGibbons II IL
learned by Deputy Sherin Jim Ander-
son. that the above parties are not
the guilty ones, The three men were
given sentences TO the penitentiaiy for
theft and burglary al Conroe last week.
District court In IN session now.
Judge H. w. sorhum was called home
on account OF sickness In his family.
'orge s. Perkins is acting as special
5udge.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-25

Hu.chins. Tex. July 2i,--wnl Mour.
ney. a young negro. WAS arrested this
evening by Constable H. w. Ham
end put in the poor farm prison. He
is accused o. making or with stray
pony he had taken up only about two
weeks prior 90 dispoalng OF IL and
c ation "C'' brand by buruing over the
brnod with a no; iron. IRE Buys pa
rpnta ar respected coiored people here,
Mrs. Maud Hunnels, The young
woman who vs. thrown from the
bn9ty Sunday Vveping is improving
sIrylr. hut t. not oat Of danger yet.
sf,e "A sem-consciouF. bat suffers a
great deal with her head.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-25

FL Paso. Tex. July 2i.-rhe gambling
houses Of FL Paso closed last night "a
open no more forever. For years this
has been known MS a wide open" west
ern town, In which man could get
any kind OF a game he desired. Abuus
two months ago the Times announced
thut the day had come for the laws OF
the state TO be enforced against open
gambling houses and they should close.
Many people laughed at the idea, but a
large majority Of the business men OF
the town commended the step taken.
Yesterday the paper announced that
II the houses did not close voluntarily
today legal steps would be taken. This
afternoon Juan S. Hart, editor OF the
Times had formal notice from George
Look, one OF the proprietors OF the Gem,
that they would nc, open tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-25

Merkel. Tex. July 24.--A move Is on
foot by Abilene parties to establish a
bank at this place, which is badly
needed.
Nose Hand shipped 1000 head OF
sheep to Chicago this week.
George Brown Is Having his cotton
gin fitted M with three new 70-mw
gin stands and complete Munger sys-
TEN,
Henslee & blanchard are placing two
additional 70-saw stands and are over
hauling and arranging everything In
first-class shape for the new cotton
crop which bids fair TO be the largest
ever grown in this section.
II. A. Miller Of Colorado. Tex, sold
TO New Yori, arm and shipped this
morning over the TcXas and Pacific
railroad from this place 10000 pounds
OF wool
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-25

Aiedo, Tex, July ei.-A protraoted
meeting Is in progress at the NJ. Il.
church at this place. Services com
meneed Friday nisht, the eist Instant.
under the MANAGEMENT OF the local
pastor Rev. Maxwell assisted by Rev.
Whltten OF weatherford.
on last Sabbath the funerals OF Rev.
l.. r. Fawks and his daughter, Mrs.
Mary Seas. late deceased, were
preached. The ceremonies We're con.
Quoted by Rcv. BlddalSer OF Fort
Worth, a Protestant Methodist.
Good rains have fallen all around
us during the past week. but none at
this place.
Mr. Farmer Is shipping a great many
cattle from this place; also Mr.. Miller
The haying season Is here and Mr.
Watson and others are taking advan-
tagn OF Il and expect to bale several
tons. The grass is reported good.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-25

Henrietta. Tex, July 9t.-Another
train or thirteen cars loaded with mel.
ons for Kansas City. st. Louis and
Chicago IS being loaded here today
and will leave tonight over the Fort
Worth and Denver city and Rock
Island railroads. the fast melon line TO
the North and East Three cars 80
to Denver today. also.
Officer Go1drirh, from Dallas county,
left this morning With the prisoner who
h accused OF having stolen the mule
from the superintendent or convicts
az Dallas county some four weeks ago.
The prisoner was arrested here by
Deputy sheriff Charles Saunders who
discovered the man in hiding few
miles south OF the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-25

breckenridge, Stephen Co. Tex. July
sS'--fhe precinct primaries Of this
county We're held last saturday. The
county instrucis for Lanham Tor gov
ernor For other state officers this
precinct instructed as follows. For
congress-, J. V Cockrell: lieutennnt-
governor Upshaw; attdrney-gent raj
Ssane' comptroll T. WlFglns; land COM
tIn1lsslohsr Baker; state senate - G.
W. = Sebastian.
satnrlaY NV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-25
TIE MAYORS AND JUDGES.
The couuty JudRcs Meet In Annual
conyentiou--rhc Mayors Meet to
Organize state Association
-Omccrs Selected.

balias, July 2i.--The Joint convention
of Texas mayors and county Judges mot
at the city HAN auditorium at u O'Clock.
The meeting was called to order by
Chairman Cheshire. county judge OF
Cooke county.
Colonel W. l.. Crawford delivered an
eloquent Address OF welcome. In which
he outlined some Of the duties Of may
ors and county judges. He dealored the
conditions which compel minors and
Young offenders against law to associ.
ate with hardened criminals, and rec
commended the establishment OF re-
formatory for such Offenders. which
ehould be hair educational and hair re-
formatory.
Judge J. r. yantis or Van zandt
county responded on behalf OF the
county judges, thanking the people OF
Dallas for the many iindnesses shown
them.
Mayor PADDED, of Fort Worth FOL.
lowed Judge Yantis in short and
faeetious speech. In which he said no
was much gratlned to observe that the
people Of Dallas were taking Fort
Worth as an example and building a
city.
The convention adjourned until =
O'Clock this afternoon
The judges and mayors mot In sepa-
rate apartments this afternoon, the
judges retaining the city hall. Their
convention was called to order az ?
p, M, when the following committee
ON reso,ut,o,,, n.,,, a,.,,',,',
.e'V'u''uhs was appointed, I. II.
Nash OF Dallas, W, i. Cunningham OF
Williamson. Xavier Ryan of sfitcban
w. Z, Slyaen OF Wichita N ~ Nn,,ti
Of Van Zandt.
on motion, the folio,yinp cn,,,,n,,t.,o
on program was appninted' C.o,,r. ~
Riddle OF Hood. j a Ntctongid ~,
Grimes, n II. Barrett OF Cia,, Ghnrtea
Rognn OF Brown. A Y unnd ~ pa,
ker.
Then followed "A discussion az "ponds
and Bridges" by ID n Gbs',,bs, W
Williamson county. us ur,,ed no ,,,,,,
oral upbulldine Of roads end hr,,i,,'s
throughout The state settinp sor,b ~
wonderful ndvantn,-ss A., H., ,i,t,,t,
thereby Tor o,ir st5ite '"'N''Vu
Several Judges follov-ed IA, sbort a.,
cusslons. rlvinr their oninin.," liz
means Of improyementa fot rnnds ,,,a
bridges.
Next followed an intercattne ais,,,s-
sion OF "The criminal nnrtest 49, irriat
BY jury" lead IN NaNIn,' uv,n a.
Mitchell county, lie advanced sevn,.ni
ftronir noitfs er,,i,,,, ,,,i,,i, , nN,S ,'
sized TINT wber,, ,nInocs ,,,,, ',,,,,1ii,,s,
IN the county conf nr nisacna,,r,,r.,
that the, should be snnt ~ ~, rfen,.',,'
atory, as they nre In mo ,iist,,c, rc,,r,
The followinp reaoiutions VINE ~
mitted by Judge II II. Nnsb of Ds,ia.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-25

Gatesvillc. TEX, July al.-About six
teen miles south Of town, Miss Matte
Hal, daughter OF G. X. HAL while as
slsting in hauling barrel Of water
met with a fatal accident The barrel
slipped. falling on her neck and burst
ing her windpipe. producing death In
two hours.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-25

Guthrie. o. T.. July si.-The secre-
tary OF the interior hes decided against
the city OF Guthrie in The Parl. case.
aud ordered The iownsite commission
ers to survey the elty's lhirty-two acres
into town iots.and award them TO pep
pie who attempted 10 settle there "
the early days. The city Viii nght
the matte. In the courts
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,IIIncr Atiihhrn,,..-

Henderson. Tex, July 2i.--Hon. r.
I. Miner; candidate for congress Of
the Third distinct, is prevented from
making II canvass on account OF seri-
Gus and prouaoted illness in his fam
lly Ills VIE was seriously IN for
more than two months, and before
she recovered one of his children was
stricken down with paralysis and is
now in a critical condition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-25

Turnersville, Coryen County. Tex.
July 22-The Democratic precinct CON
vention met here yesterday and in
strucied the delegates to the county
convention to cast the -four votes OF
thls place for Charles A. Cplberson for
governor, George II. Jester for lieu
tenant-governor
The delegntes We're instructed for
majority rule In state convention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-25

Gainesville, Tex. July 2i-The last
of the returns from Saturdays pri-
marles reached here this morning. 1t IN
shown by them that Culberson has car
rled the county by from 1880 to 1870 ma
Jority But the Reagan men claim that
there were some Irregularities practiced
and today declare their Intentions to
contest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-25

Waco. Tex. July 2l-Ben Tolliyer.
negro. arrested few days age on
complaint OF Emma Boyd. l5-year-old
negro Riri charging him with rape.
WAS granted preliminary hearing
today. ana upon the testimony of the
pronccutilx. was beld In $500 bail to
await the action Of the grand jury.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-25

Ardmore. l. T.. July 2f--The lease
holding farmers Of the chociaw Ma
ton met here today and effected per-
manent organization. There were over
200 Delegates present. representing a
membership Of over 1850 farmers holding
Iauraa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-25
THE GAzETTE FORT WORTH 81 1894

returned 70 Greenvillc with Winian
couple who cloped here Sunday night.
The Katy received one OF her conf
pounds from the Baldwin lncomotive
works. at Philadelphia this morning.
The engine win enter In the coal trade
from the territory.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-25

whefeupon Col Whitehead OF sr,,h
introduced resolution reno,ninntins
ron H. W. Lightfoot, chief tusliee'
gnu iron N, VI, Finley and Hon
Ans,n kainey associate Justices. The
resolution was adopted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-25

Gonzales. Tex, July 2i.--Jaeper Bill
iugs. who killed William Twelslpg
few wccka ago. was acquitted OF muir
der. Twnisinx had grossly inaultcd
Billings wife and threatened Biliings'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-25

4s Tex. InIv o. mn.
A's 'hiriy-two counties. met at
/" 4 civil appeals ut 1880 p. m,
,,s su,'al agreement adjourned
1reter seating capaeitv ana
4'ommodation.
4 M y, was called to order
4 49,, - D. u. Beall OF Ellis
H'arman OF the executive con,
- & The eIs,r,o, u''Ve COM
district
IN, Aasey OF Lamar was
G. Whitehead Of smith
H4esd in nomina,,nn ~,
m " r W temporary Sec
y rektord was elected bv
K
"a sOn Of Judge John A p,,..
eanizatlon was made
~ :. vas made to appoint a
Il. penssr, ,,la's'
that committee Of ave. !.
s'ng that tho, u represen-
n ssit,ssss', aSll'lsd BY Sf the e eSee.
siasiSsa was rs .asoptsd and the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-25

South Mc4slester. l. r.. July 2f-lThe
Indiun Territory miners stfike was
declared on az noon today, the min&rs
accepting the eon-pans'B farsna
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-25

"a ~ ,i ~ $40, Hpberuon. aOs g-1O
,r'., y s,loi Mccall. 4G; Ross, I;
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mi POLITICAL CAMPAIGN
,..,,,,ioS or JUDGES LIGHT
hh's sonr. n.iaEY AND FINLEY

.,s,sa.es for chief Justice and
dat. judges of the rifth SUI
nr,me Observation-Disclosures and
s,cnrwali County Returns.
TN, vote for governor this morning
/ As follows;
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Professor Putnam, of Harvard, the great
ethnologist, wrote the introduction to this
superb series of Photographic reproduc-
tons, which have had and are having
tremendous and deserved popularity.
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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-19
THE STOCK MARKET.

The market opened steady and fairly active yes
terday and prices advanced mainly through the
efforts OF Charley Laing, who had good buyin g
orders on several different stocks On the 2 p NJ
cali oil the Pacific Hughes. Bannan and one or two
others made considerable noise over the middle
STOCKS but quite fortunately no one was severely
hurt IN the tornado OF words
=, OWIng TO the storm teiegraphic connection with
the Comstock was badly interrupted and nothing
oI importance was received from the front.
NOTES.
silver was inactive yesterday at 5e7sc bid in
new Y rk and 2IHSd in LONDON.
to-day.
superntendent Lyman of the Con. Cal. and va
ieiI LOT the Comstock last evening.
In office to-day.
The Sunoi Land and Improvement Company
mas levied an assessment of 81 per share deIin-
quent January 81.
The Cofnmoian Banking Company has declared
year ending December 81, payable January 2.
AT the annual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Andes Mining Company 80 500 shares were
represented anu the following officers elected:
dent, and W. 5. yle, II. Zadig and c. oConnor
directors j. w. Twggs was reelected secretary
ana the Bank OF Aevada treasurer. The seere-
tary's financial statement showed credit of
$3.50 So.
The official letter from the West Consolidated
virginia and California nine for the past week
says that the necessary repairs have been attended
To- and the west crosscut run from point 800
fett north OF the shaft the HOO station has
been extended IL feet, the last six feet of which
ana is now IN a total distance of 1866 feet The
race Is III the same KIND OF material as above
stated There is decrease in the flow OF water
and in the temperature since the last report.
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SUN AND TIDE TABLE.
WEATHER. BUREAU REroKr.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO. De-
cember Is. p M.-9he moderate barometric
depression which was central last evening on the
orthern California coast still remains central in
that vicinity, but has extended somewhat south
ward and diminished in intensity An area of
high pressure has remained central in the Rocky
Mountain regions from Wyoming uorthward
which is effectually checking the movement of
this depression eastward On that account the
area which rain has fallon has remain ed
nearly stationary for the past tbirtysix hours in
case. Quite generous rains have fallen at San
Francisco and in the Sacra mento Valley, and
very light showers have occurred along the coast
of California. In other sections the weather re-
mains fair but threatening.
San Francisco data: Maximum temperature to-
day 81 deg. minimum Al deg. mean AZ deg.
Rainfall past "a hours 90 of inch; total for
season TO date 8.52 inches: total last season to
same date 5. " inches.
Forecast made at San francisco for the thirty
hours ending midnight. December 49,
For Northern California rains tonight
and Wednesday: nearly stationary Temperatures;
light to fresh variable winds
For southern CaiforDia-Local rains tonight
and probably Wednesday; nearly stationary tenn
perature, except slightly cooler on the northern
coast; light to fresh, generally easterly winds.
For hevada-Local rain or snow; nearly sta
Iionary temperature.
For Utah-Probable local rain in the west por-
tion: nearly stationary temperature.
For Arzona-Locsl rain in the west portion
tonight or Wednesday: fair IN the east portion
tonight and probably Wednesday; nearly station
airy temperature, except probably slightly cooler
in the east portion.
For San Francisco and vicinity-Rain tonight
and showers Wednesday; nearly stationary tenn
peraGure; fresh variable winds.
w. II. HARMON, Forecast Of1cial.
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the highest bidder. Catalogues of the Wool to be
sold that day are issued and the Woods care
fourteen acres. The Woods for each days sale are
shown on that day. and that day only: so every
broker has an equal chance to bid Every bale is
cut and carefully examined, the lots being ar
ranged in long alsles. two bales high. The last
IL 800 bales offered. The sales much to the sur
prise of buyers. opened at marked decline of
from ~ TO lO% from closing prices of last sales
Inc market IS STEADY with fair sales. but IT
is difficult TIC place anything at the top quota
lions The carry-over stock January 1 will be
ABOUT 8, OUO.O00 lbs. nearly all Fall The Eastern
oregon IS city well cleaned up. Several OF the
iai Rest lines on the market are now being secured
ior owners account. We quote Fail Wool as fol
lows: southern and san Joaquin. 4@6c: Noun
tain Free, e@8c; Northern, 6G5c; Humboldt and
Mendoclno 1850: Eastern Oregon, 7@10c; Valley
Oregon, l0013c q ID.
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sHIPPlNG INrMLLiG ENoE
Arrived.

Arrived.
TUESDAY. December IL.
Br stmr wellington, Salmond, l041a hours from
Departure Bay; 2U40 tons coal, to Duns.nuir ~
Sous.
Stmr Santa Cruz, Nicholson. 50 hours from San
Diego and way ports; produce. TO Goodall. Per
kins & Co.
Cleared.
TUESDAY. December 49,
Stmr Willamette Valley. Hannah, Eureka;
Goodau. Perkins & Co.
Stmr Colon. MackInnon. Panama, etc, Pacific
Mail S Co.
Stmr oregon, POLICEMAN, Astoria; Oregon R all
way 81 Nav Co.
Br bark Kenyon, sherris, Queenstown Meyer.
Wilson Il Co.
scnr Eliza Miller. Christensen. Mazatian;
Christensen
Sailed.
TUESDAY, December IL.
Stmr Gipsy, Leland Santa Cruz. etc
Stmr Homer Patton, Yaquna Bay.
Stmr Arcata, Cousins. Coos Bay.
Stmr Colon. Mackinnon. Panama, etc.
Stmr Excelsior. Higgins Eureka.
Stmr Whitesboro. johnson
Whal bark Gayhea6. Shorey, whaling.
Rark Gatherer Nervick, Nanaimo.
Schr Chas Z Falk. Anderson, Port BlaKeley
Schr Annie Gee. Munson Astoria.
TeleEraphic.
POINT LOBOS-December 1910 P M-Weather
thick: wind NE: velocity miles.
Shipping Notes.
steamers to sail to-day are the Truckee for
Portland, Willamette Valley for Humboldt Bay,
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK. Dec. lS.-The share speculation
the transactions in which neatly eQualed two.
thirds of the business of the entire day, opened
fairly lrm but in the absence OF buyers prices
cago Gas alone saving the market from utter DIS
solution. General list fluctuations up TO
were cohhned within limit of IN per cent.
after midday there was slight increase In the
VOL ume OF business, due to the Inauguration of
seilng movement ly the bears, who found the
Market without any outside support and moved
on IL Tor turn. During the last hour OF busi-
ness the general market was extremely narrow
IN tne later trading an improved tone prevailed
ana the speculation closed fairly firm but prices
In the main are from 1s@2h o cent below tbe
I'm al sales of yesterday.
Practically the same condition governed the
trading IN bonds to-day as yesterday. The more
speculative issues ruled generally lower Deal
lngs were moderately active, the sales reachinr
S1,6S4.OO0. Government bonds easy State bonds
duu. Railroad bonds heavy Petrole u N strong.
Pennsylvania oil sales none; January option sales
5000; closed offered e5s4c. Lima OIL sales none.
GRAIN AND MERCHANDISE
wbeat-December, 593sc.
Flour-Steady.
Hops-Quiet.
Wool-Quiet.
0ranges-steady; fancy, 81 621l rs.
Petroleum higher; Unltedclosed at $3.50,
@IS. ~ ~
Tin-Easy; Straits S13 65@l3 rs; Plates weak.
SpeIter-Meak: Domestic, 81 So.
Lead-Steady; brokers price. SO 10: Exchange
price, IS.
Copper Market strong; brokers' price, SO rs;
Exchange price, So IS.
CofIee-options opened duh ana unchanged to
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10 points higher, rallied on holiday covering and
scarcity OF sellers and closed firm ar 1925 points
net advance. Sales 1880 bags, including: De-
So 50@12 81; April sI2 35@l2 40: May, ST. Is
OH 30: September, $12 O5@l2 Is.
spot coffee Rio, dull: No. 7, l512c; mild,
dull Cordova, 1S1a9l9c.
Santos-Quiet; good average Santos, 13$200:
bags
hsamburg-oulet; prices "A pig higher: sales
Havre-Closed steady at yesterdays figures
sales Ia. 600 bags.
Rio-Weak; NO. Rio, l3$7OO. Exchange
10 S-l6d. Receipts two days. Il 900 bags; cleared
Tor The United States, 5000 bags; STOCK. 10000
bags.
warehouse deliveries from New York Yesterday,
1854 bags; New ork stock to day. 224 b63 bags:
United states stock, 254,7 6l bags; afoat for the
United States, 2Sl 600 bags; total visible for the
last year.
oe sugar-Raw quiet; sales 1850 bags centrifugal,
30 test, at 31s Refined quiet