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JUST BEAUTIFULLY
IL What the Ladies' Call the New TIM
brcIias mt Paul II. store,
and the Nnclxintoshes Are Too
Sweet for AM Ixn
sweet for Any Use.-

PAUL II. Krauss. during his trip last week
down East. bought a lot OF ladies' umbrel-
las that are lovely goods. The handles are
acid-eaten wood. Weiscnel wood and fir.
trimmed in gold and silver. The curves
and twists are delicate and brimful OF
stvle. Mr.. Krauss also picked up a load of
fashionable macklntoshes in new shades
and textures aud as dressy as can be. His
west show window is laden With the newest
new neckties. In four-in-hands and the FASH
ionable club ties. The colors are a bronze
red and the goods are called the Vogue"
and taey ere now the vogue among gentle
man, A tiny pin stripe runs through the
goods, adding ID their delicate style.
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Nelson at yvakn.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

SOUTH BEND. Ind. Oct. 26.-One of the
best meetings Of the campaign was that
last evening in Burt's Opera House at
Mishawaka, this county, at which Hon.
Thomas II. Nelson, Of Terre Haute, spoke.
The opera house contained a large audi
ence of intelligent, thinking men, and en-
thusiasm was one of the marked features.
General Nelson is one Of Indiana's best
talkers. and he knows how to tell a good
story SO that the point is not lost. 4 num-
Der from South BEND attended the meeting.
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DECLARED A DRAW.
Fffteen-Hound Fight Solly
Smith and Van Heest.

BUFFALO, n. Y. Oct. 26.-Solly Smith
and Johnny Van Heest fought e hfteen-
round draw before 1000 people at the rooms
of the Buffalo Athletic Club tonight Yank
Sullivan, of Syracuse. refereed the bout.
The fighting in the first five rounds was
fast and furious. The men gave a very
clever exhibition. There was not much
choice. If anything, Van Heest had a
shad the better of it. Smith got first
BLOOD. Towards the end il was evident
that the fighters were afraid or one an
other. They were very cautious. and IL
was plainly seen that only a chance blow
would prevent a draw. In the fifteenth
round few blows were struck. both men
sparring warily. The fght WAS declares
those present, who expected a liyeiler al
fair. The fighters will divide $1.2O.
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Gofnr to Down Bretz.
Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
: nEnE0nn Ia

Special 10 the indianapolis Journal.
BEDFORD. Ind. Oct. 26-Col. 4. VI.
Hardy. Republican candidate for Congress
in the Second district. addressed a large
and enthusiastic audience here tonight. As
an orator and canvasser Colonel Hardy has
few equals in Indiana and the canvass he
is making OF his district is a revelation to
the people His task is to retire Congress-
man John L. Bretz TO private life, and 1t
looks as If be would succeed.
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Han1y at ThOrntOwn.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
THORNTOWN, Ind, Oct. 26.-Hon. j. F.
Hanly, candidate for Congress in this dis
trict, spoke to a crowded opera house this
afternoon. 1t was conceded to be one OF
the most forcible and eloquent addresses
ever delivered here. The earnest, forcible
delivery and patriotic utterances were of
the character that arouse enthusiasm and
carried conviction to his hearers. For two
hours the immense crowd listened with UNI
firing patience. and seemed unwilling that
he should close. The Hon. c.. F. Coffin, of
Indianapolis. will be here on the afternoon
of Nnv z
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Nobody Disappointed.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MARTINSVILLE, Ind, Oct. 26.-W. r.
Myers, Democratic candidate for Secretary
of State. was billed to speak here Wednes-
day afternoon. but failed to arrive, and
there was no effort 70 have a meeting. BY
this move the Democrats savt~-.aother
failure. because there were no Democrats
In town except those who are in town every
day. There was nc one in the city to hear
tho @r,aoEfn0
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Pxtb..p Fraud Pleads Guilty.

PUEBLO, COL, Oct. 2.-Edward Eskew,
a telegraph operator at Florence, Col,
pleaded guilty tonight to using the nalls
for fraudulent purposes. and was held TO
the grand jury. Eskew wrote letters TO
Knights of Pythies lodges throughout the
country asking aid for The Florence lodge.
He converted the money to his own use.
The crime was detected Though the lodge
at Ringhamton. n. Y.
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Lincoln League mt Huntsville.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

Speclal 70 the IndlanapOlis Journal.
WINCHESTER, Ind, Oct. 26.-Judge H.
c. Gooding, of Indianapolis, has just closed
his work in this county. He spoke TO a
large and enthusiastic audience at the
opera house in this city Wednesday evening.
After his speech in the VI. T.. Church at
Huntsville last night, Hon. l.. b. Hurt,
district manager of the Lincoln League.
spoke and then Mayor w. 5. Digs. county
manager. organized an enthusiastic Lincoln
League of 1N members
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Three Good Democrats.


Special 20 the Indianapolis Journal.
KOKOMO, Ind. Oct. 26.-Workmen in a
gravel pit on the David Hinkel farm, in
Deer Creek township, yesterday unearthed
three human skeletons of enormous size.
They were embedded in the gravel twenty
feet below the surface. The Democrats OF
that township propose to vote the skele-
tons at the coming election.
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opcCidl 10 the lHlldndpOiiS JOurndi-
RICHMOND. Ind, Oct. 26.-The Repub-
leans Of Wayne county are conducting the
closing part OF the local campaign with
much enthusiasm. For the time between
Oct. 80 and Nov. 3 they have arranged for
sixteen meetings. The speakers are to go
out in parties and will be attended by glee
clubs and every speech preceded and fol-
lowed by Republican songs.
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frauds grow out OF a Chinese custom or
leaving the identification certificates re-
quired OF Chinese with the collector at San
Francisco TO be delivered when called for,
the Chinese meanwhile going TO other parts
means the government is worked for two
certificates. Agent Here.y asserts that 20
per cent. Of these certificates he'd at San
Francisco are fraudulent, while the col
lector insists that this figure is altogether
roo HIGH
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and eloquent address here this afternoon
The large Masonic Hall was flied with an
earnest and intelligent audience that
listened with the closest attention and
warmly applauded the speaker. Upton
county has long been strictly Democratic,
but Republicans. this year. are enthusi-
astic and confident OF eiecting their entire
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THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 81 1884,

solved to come to Paris from three points,
Poissy, Lille and Lyons, for the purpose Of
blowing up the Chamber Of Deputies. The
Palais Bourbon consequently IS watched by
the police with redoub,ed vigilance and the
s~trictest surveillance possible is being exer-
cised over all Anarchists and suspected
persons, particularly those who are known
to the police In the three towns mentioned.
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CALCUTTA, Oct. 26.-News has been re-
ceived at Simla. dated nct. 20. from Cabul.
saying that the Ameer OF Afghanistan was
attending 10 business az usual.
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Good Meeting at Paragon.
ciaI m the Indianapo1is Journal

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
PARAGON, Ind, Oct. 26.-An enthusi-
astic Republican meeting was held at this
place Thursday TO hear p. j. Kelleher and
Judge Grabbs, six hundred people being
present. Thomas +. Seery. a laborer, fur
nished excellent vocal music, and he was no
small factor in the meeting.
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John l.. Grimths Is Convincing.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
LAPORTE. Ind. Oct. 2.-The Republic
ans held the largest meeting of the cam
paign last night. the speaker being Hon.
John /. Gritfiths. of Indianapolis. The is
sues could not have been presented better.
His earnest manner and clear-cut argyll
ment carried conviction TO those who lis
tened. Ii was a great speech and was Ie-
ceived with every manifestation of APP
prevail.
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Rebe,lioux Moors Whipped.

TANGIER, Morocco, Oct. 26.-It is an
nounced that Muley Amin. who was ordered
by the Sultan 10 go TO Meiila with a force
OF seven hundred infantry. seven hundred
cavalry and four guns, IN order TO delim't
tie Spanish and Moorish frontier, which
has hitherto been prevented by the Riff
tribesmen. has inflicted a crushing defeat
upon the rebeiious Haiahinas.
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Two Kinds OF Meetings.

SP%cioi 10 the ihuidhdpohs journal
HAMMOND. Ind. Oct. &-The Republic
ans Of this county held two largely-attended
meetings to-day. This afternoon, at Lowell.
Judge T. ID. C~rumpacker. of Valparaiso,
spoke TO fully 1000 people. who had gath
cred 10 hear Hon. James I. Johnston. of
who had been assigned TO speak
here but who. at the last minute. had been
recalled by the State central committee.
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Demonstration at Middle Fork.
Special TO the INDIANAPOLIS Journal.

MADISON, Ind. Oct. 26.[The Repub-
licans of Middle Fork held a grand meet
ing last night. The crowd filled the school
house and stood outside around the door
ways and windows. The interior was nicely
decorated with ferns, flowers and flags, the
work of Miss Ray Weaver and other loyal
Republican ladies. Two drum corps at
the other from Jamestown, with Henry
Jones, the best ffer in the United States,
at their head. Russell Rector, OF Lam
caster, called the meeting to order and
Andrew French. of Dupont. was called TO
the chair. NJ. c. CARRIER was then intro
duced and spoke, being followed by Capt.
A. d. Vanosdol. The closest attention was
given the speakers and great enthusiasm
was manifested.
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HAMBURG, Oct. 26.-Arrived: -Rhaetia,
from New York.
QUEENSTOWN, Oct. 26.-The British
steamer Enskar, Captain Kneebone, from
Philadelphia, Oct. 4, for London and
Swansea, and for the safety Of which some
fears were felt. has been towed to this port
with her shaft broken.
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Where Is Mr. Myers's Nerve.

Speclal 10 the Indianapolis journal.
PORTLAND, Ind, Oct. 26.-Hon. Smiley
n. Chambers addressed a large meeting OF
Republicans last night, while w. r. Myers,
candidate for Secretary of State, addressed
a Democratic meeting. Mr.. Chambers chal-
lenged Mr.. Myers for a joint debate, but
Myers had not the nerve to meet him and
declined.
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OSWEGO. n. Y, Oct. Ex-senator Hill
and party, including 2. F. Bunser, of Uti-
ca, Judge Fitzgerald, of Boston, and John
Gordon, of Virginia, arrived here this after
noon. Tonight the Senator spoke to three
thousand people at the Casino Rink.
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Inconsistent Mr.. Cooper.
,eciaI 10 the Indianapolis Journal.

ELLETTSVILLE. Ind. Oct. 26.-Georse
W. Cooper spoke here last night to a house
composed principally OF Republicans and
ladies. Mr.. Cooper spoke for about two
hours. lodging the issues that are affecting
the masses to-day, and dwelt largely on
the inc0me-tax bill and the greenback bill
(Which he terms my bill.-) Mr.. Cooper's
speech was so Inconsistent with his acts in
Congress that scores left the house in dis
nnrCf
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Boyd Spoke for Landis.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

SPtIIdI 10 tHt InuIdIIiPOIIo JOulHdI
NORTH MANCHESTER. Ind, Oct. 2s-
Hon. Thomas L. Boyd, Of Noblesville, adj
dressed a large Republican meeting in the
opera house last evening. c. b. Lands
was billed for the occasion, and a large
audience had assembled TO hear him. At
the last moment word was received that
he could not reach the place, and the en-
gagement was creditably filed by Mr..
Boyd. The speech was full of convincing
argument to Americans on American insti-
tutions, and the audience gave frequent
and hearty approval or the strong points.
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CheeLy .Green Goods, suindler..

KANSAS CITY, Kan, Oct. 26.-The green
goods men of New York have sent Chief
letters asking him to handle their goods at
a high profit of $4,000 for $500. The letter
was accompanied by the usual confidential
circular card of Instructions and alleged
newspaper Clippings.
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Tbe.,cr Mouorcr Arre,,cd.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct. 2e.-Man-
ager Paul Albert, of the Chattanooga Opera
publicly displaying indecent pictures. The
police board prohibited the display on the
bill boards of the Autographs of a girl in
blue tights, brought here by Hoyt's BLACK
Sheen" cOmpany.
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TRIAL OF wHITECAPs.
Membe of .GideOn's Band" Tcstifies
in Their Behalf

in Their Behalf.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 26.-The defense
had their innings at the trial of the TWEEN
ty-ive White Caps at Helena, Ark, to-
day. Rev. Wilson, a "hard-shell' Baptist
preacher, and forty-one other witnesses
testified as to the good character of the
defendants and attempted TO establish an
alibi. The defense was considerably weak
ened by the testimony of Ira Corum, a
farmer, who, under a rigid c-ross-exarnina-
ton, was forced to admit that he was a
member of "Gideon's Band" The prose-
cution introduced testimony in rebuttal to-
gument will begin tomorrow.
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For the Redkey Bnrbecuc.
,ecIal to the indianapolis Journal.

REDkEY. Ind, Oct. 26.-Grsat arrange
ments are being made for the Republican
barbecue here on next Tuesday. Twenty
oxen and $500 buns are 10 be served free
TO the masses Ex-Governor Foraker. Hon.
Charles w. Fairbanks. Hon.. III. l.. John
son and Hon. G.. w. Steele ere TO address
the people. Excursion rates on eli railroads.
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M,ber and o,Donneu May right.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Oct. 26.-Champion
Corbett, in answering a telegram from w.
A. Brady announcing that Peter Maher, the
Irish champion, had posted a forfeit Of 500
in New York for a match with Steve
O'Donnell, the Australian. for a battle Tor
$3.50 to $1,000 a side, wired that Steve was
willing to make the match. He wants IL
to take place about the same time set Tor
the Corbett-FitzSimmors fight Corhett Is
satisfied that O'Donneli can whip Maher.
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Amegca .nae.ntNt PIot.

PARIS, Oct. 26.-The Matin states that
information was recently received at the
prefecture OF police saying that the Anarch-
lists are preparing for a fresh outrage. 1t
- SAD that three coupagaons have re-
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Four ..Terrors, Convicted.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Oct. 26.-Henry Bill
lings, Jack Billings, Spruce Billings and
James Street, members of a gang of White
Caps who have committed many outrages
in Upton county, were found guilty at
Covington, Tenn, to-day, and given long
terms in the penitentiary.'
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Cheaaie's Campaign.

Special 70 the IndlanapoIls JOURNAL.
ROCKPORT, Ind, Oct. 26.-Ex-Congress-
man ]. b. Cheadie addressed an enthusiasts
tic audience OF several hundred voters at
this place yesterday afternoon, and from
here he went TO Lincoln City, where he
smoke tonight.
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has resigned.
1t is stated that the universities OF Ok
ford and Cambridge will confer honorary
degrees upon the United States embassa-
dor Hon. Thomas r Bayard, when he re-
turns to London city from the United
States
The Berlin National Zeitung has news
from the Kilima-Njaro district. East Afri-
ca, showing that DIR. Lent, a German bot
anist, and DIR. KretZschmar, a zoologist.
nave been killed. together with several or
their black followers. by the natives.
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CHINESE CERTIFICATES.
Four Thousand Alleged to Have Been
Eraudaiently Issued In California.

H2t II
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 26.-Specla, Agent
NJ. b. Hereby. OF Chicago. has been on the
Pacific coast incognito for several months
engaged in investigating chinese certificate
frauds. He intimates that there are fully
four thousand fraudulent certificates IN this
State. They have not all been used. bat
are for sale by Chinese and white agents.
The fraud has not cnly Been perpetfated
by the manufacture of counterfeit certif-
Gates, but taere have been many forgeries
and substitutions of names. me common
characteristics of the Chinese make Ii ex-
tremely easy to substitute the photograph
OF one man for another. The agent Is try
ing 10 discover the person in the govern
ment employ who has been In collision
with the vendors of fraudulent certificates.
There Is asstrcng suspicion that a govern
ment official has been recreant TO MS trust.
How IL Was Worked.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 26--It is learned at
the Treasury Department that the allesed
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Henry Rally at New Palestine.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
NEW PALESTINE, Ind., Oct. %
Charles L. Henry spoke here this afternoon
to several hundred people, who DISPLAYED
much enthusiasm during the meeting. To-
days rally was quite a contrast 10 that
for Bynum here a week ago.
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Special 10 the India1apoIis journal.
SHARPSyILIE. Ind. Oct. 26.-Hon
Smiley n. Chambers delivered a forcibie
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Thirty-seven Japanese Trnn.port..

LONDON. Oct. PA dispatch to the
Times from Tien-Tsin says that thirty
seven transports were sighted Wednesday
making towards Tatun-Kao Hai-Yun-Tau)
near the scene of the late naval battle.
The Times's Yokohama correspondent
says 1t is believed in that city that the sec
ond japanese army, numbering $4,000 men.
Landed at Shan-Ching, north of Talien bay,
on Tuesday.
"A dispatch received in this city states
that the Chinese Foreign Office at Nankin
has been transferred to Shanghai by an
imperial order.
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through coo head sale zoo head; market opened
seadv 10 nrer; closed steady with all sold good - 10
9o-ib lambs 25s4 40 fair 50 9o@si 10 light - '9t
So good SHEEP. 81 2JnS3 -; fair " pu% -;
good wehes quotabc So TjaSi 30 top lambs ~ %"
- 10: very fancy here . =, c,.,. Do.
Union Stock Yards. Chicago. March l"--Catie-lr
oeips 400 head market nrmer common, c 20 ~, ,a
steers s3msj: sockers and feeders, ~ @-,lS' w.
and bulls 81 2Jns3 So calves 81 'oetso 20 oe ~,
ceips ~ head: market very weak ll'i'y, - ""~
- 20: common choice mixed 81 31nf to olo. ~
sorted G5Gsi light 81 3JG<t CO. pigs - i9Yft
Sheep-Reccpts head. Market steady inferior ~
choice 81 1884: lambs. 81 s5T<i 10. $3.50. ,...,1
East Liberty March l3-Cnttlc-Receipts hsn' u'li'
fair. Prime. 81 iJnSt No. good 3isn4c Roon
3dJ5c: rough fat 3d3hc. good fat cows anu srIs,S.
ois43l,c bulls and stays. 2nlc; bologna LOVE-, h1
fresh cows sprngers. S2odso ltogs-Hec"p.s ,,e.
market active. but closed weak. win iTosfo,s ., a
prices Phadephas s. 2oas3 % be eeat " s5eep
81 i5GS5 20 fair Workers, s'MS' ~. -
supply light: market dull Extra * ,.ss W.
So 3ol 81 5O fair 81 J0TS3 10 common Sips-'
81 j0GS3 10 lambs. s3asi 30; veal calves - -'">o'
heavy and thin calves. 81 5ONS3 % -, ., ca,,,a-
National Yards. ~. Louis. March L. a,i,.s
Receipts 7O2 head There fair supply o, 1870
on hand tho average quality being far TO coo, ,
cattle were slow: willing to pay steaug Iii
and sought asked. but most cNero ~,
higher Native 50 OJMS4: cows ,. ohS- w. ,o
steers 81 COOS. NJ IIogs-Rcceipis Gsio hcau. ,it,e
was very l.tle life the market u1tl ipui' ~
was reached and then 1t was dnc"i, W "a -oG
the common inferior grades Be, ns' ca ST. =,
81 g. good mixed - 3OGSi 60: prime - 'phff w. ,
Rece pts head The market was ac,Ne ana s,i,.9
for the better grades. Everything desih,g.e SUI ''
Native mixed. 81 2jHs3 ~; Texas. 81 "9S' -
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Market closed steady Transferable notices 1io paes
Total sales l1O.NO bales Newly ORR spo, shIts 30
and last night For consumption 26| bales -toh'' -
I,ics steady: middling uplands 80, lnu
1iin- guf 14c which unchanged COMPARED WIN ISL
DAYS New-York net receipts % palcs
IA bales. Great Britain 253 bales; foiMalleu go
aes: sales 2.,7 bales spinners stock 2,sS9 uass
week 80 ~ Exports today Great i5ri,i.
aes. France 100 bales Consolidated ne polt Iecrls
:" far this week 80 272 bales. Exports Great bllah.
a3G bales France Gll bales: Continent H'o p,l's
',s 10 IG7 bales stock Gl5 bales Liverpool cables
Snof market moderate demand freely met prlces u-
changed sales loVDO bales speculation anu eAPpt.
900 bales American. $500 bales: receipts IoVVV
American 400 bales middlings. 4sc Futures oe"'au
moderate. closed barely steady.
COFFEE-A rcactionary movement fahglh. ir, " w
o. ,oinfs was recorded the early market ms was
wing 70 the prospects Of early settlement OF tne po
I,iral disturbance in Brazil together with te iaVt
severa firms were advised OF good progress IN ne
Vrov,th of cafes Agnas in the Ro ana santos
trcts Prices hardened in the afternoon on 'p' y,
luvine European account 'Whi'h ,'lit" Va
fnsa fresh life into speculation Sl the dsNs launB
VS. far below that yesterday. with December sh"WS
Iec.ieJ strength compared with other months me
I,raziian adVcps helped TO checH he '""I
Snsciative movement closed !. franc owe I8'
distant p(sons Near positions were uncnangeu Nla'i
ins D. francs. April 1OI 80; May. l@15 London a.
MAY and June G1 lower at as 90. iil'Ip"S -
,'anccJ /, shade March 10 pfennnes' April olpy,'
Wav 81. June The Dutch sal" NJ Amsterdam IriI
i1eJ ahort !. below brokers' valuation "o?n "iu'aS
In.a uuoted at 5la.c The increase IN the Ne"O'"'''
Stork * owing to fresh arrivals al mat port -, -
Contracts closed firm at 10 points declhe ""io9 WIZ
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