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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-04-16
Acts
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-04-16

ton station for Carbondale and in:
termediote points at 20, kl6, 100, SIS ana
iQlp an. L.0o. IN. as. 6.lk s.lb. 7.2s. s.ls
and II. 20 pm.
For Tarview, Waymart and aonesdais
At TO. Az and 10. 10 e. M, l2O0, 2.20 and 6D
For Albany, Saratoga, the .Adirondacks
and Montreal at s.l6 am. ana ~ pm; a.
olnts at 5.l6, a46, 0.8 and los am. 120es
In. 2 9. zoo, klA eos. ay and II. .3S pm.
Trains will arrive at Scranton station
0t 7.lQ Glo, aN and 1AD an, 12.00. 117,2.3A
~. <G+ SIS, 7.t6. an and u.3S pm.
From Honesdale. Waymart and Far
view at ~ am. l2eo LII. al0 b6S ans
From Montreal. Saratoga, Albany. etc.
at l.M and u.0 pm.
polnfs ct 1l6, lol, iO.o6 and il.66 am. 1.l4
~ ~ LIP 90. ~. 40 and Ills p.m.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-18
fighting OVER TIE BEk..
Carload OF Liquor Received by the Police
was Kep.evined Yesterday.


Otto Eckstein, as attorney for the Val
Blatz Brewing company OF Milwaukee,
filed replevin suit in the district court
yesterday 70 recover the car OF beer
which had been taken from the Rock
Island ear the day before by the police.
Mr.. Eckstein's side Of the case 5 as
follows: The car was the property OF
the Val Blatz Brewing company OF
of the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Railroad company al the time Il was
seized by the police. The bill of lading
had been issued by the railroad COM
pany an hour before the car was seiz-
ed.
agent HeT'big Of the Rock Island
was notified yesterday by wire that a
letter containing full and explicite in
structiOns had been mailed 10 him and
should arrive Wednesday mOrnig.
You see IL is necessary for US 10 re-
plevin the stock as if II is kept in the
city building il will spoil / consider
that the officers in their zeal have over
stepped themselves this time, and the
result of the trial Will prove this 10 be
the case
The other side states that the car was
received by Schnitzler and started TO be
unlOaded, but by some means the Wich-
ita agent had gained information that
the car was 10 be raided and ne tele-
phOnsd the railroad company 10 .re-seal
the car and have IL shipped.
The case viii be brought up in the dis
trict court and the whole thing will be
fought out The beer was delivered
when the demand was made by the
sheriff
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-18
GUS is CAPTURED
NORDMARK SAID TO HAVE BEEN
FOUND IN MEXICO.
Late Local Manager of the Postal Teie-
Land of tina Moatezumxs--His Bondmen
had Made Good His shortage and the
Young Mans Sister had Entered into an
Agreement with His Surittes to Refund
the Money-Doubtful sSyhsther He Will
be Returned TO Wichita

'.N0rdmark has been found in Mexico
and is ROW under arrest for embezzling
the funds Of the Postal Telegraph COM
pany OF this city while ne held the po-
sition OF local manager OF the company"
Such was a report in circulation upon
the streets yesterda.
Upon being pressed for his authority
for the statement, the man said: II
am not in position 10 state what know
about the matter. but IL is a fact never
theless that q. G. Nordmark is now
under arrest You better call upon his
sister, Mrs. T. ]. Williams, who resides
at 719 Hinton avenue. and she will pro-
badly let you have the contents of a
telegram she received from Gus.
Mrs. Williams was seen at her home
by reporter, but refused 10 talk for
publication. While she admitted receiv-
ing telegram last night, she would not
tell its contents but said all the facts
We're not ready for publication yet.
The amount OF Nordmark's defalca-
ton was about $400 and Mrs. Williams
agreement was 10 pay $2oe cash and the
balance in installments.
The guarantee company which was
his bondsman made the shortage good
and Mrs. Williams entered into an agree
ment with the company 10 reimburse
them with the understanding that Nord-
mark was not 10 be prosecuted.
Settlement was about 10 be consum-
mated when the telegram of Monday
night arrived informing his sister he
was under arrest in Old Mexico and ad-
vising her not 10 pay any more on his
bond.
Mrs. Williams stated that she had car
ried out her part of the agreement en-
tered into by her and the guarantee
company and was surprised TO learn
that he had been arrested, but she said
the contents Of the telegram were not
ready for publication.
The telegraph company refused 10
give out any Information with reference
TO the case until after permission had
benn given by Superintendent Daugher-
ty OF the Postal Telegraph.
1t can not be stated at this time
whether Nordmark viii be brought
back 10 WichitaFan prosecuted or not.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-18
HIS RECORD WAS BRIGHT.
Tho Funeral OF ". III. Cramer was Held at
the Cathedral sunday.

William II. Cramer died in Portland,
Ore, Dec. 9, OF typhoid fever; his re-
mains We're brought back to Wichita
and buried by the side of his wife, in
Highland cemetery.
Funeral services was held Sunday in
the Scottish Rite cathedral under the
auspices of the Scottish Rite Masons
Of whom ne was a prominent member.
The decea sed was a son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Cramer. His father is head
engineer OF the Wichita waterworks,
and deceased was at one time a sup
erintendent in same company. He
was born in Christian county. Illinois,
Aug. IS. 1866. and was in his 29Jh year
at the time of his demise. At the time
of his death he was holding a prOmin-
ent position with the Leonard & Ellis
Oil company as manager Of their inter-
ests in Portland. He was a member OF
different Masonic bodies having risen
TO the 32nd degree
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-18

Mr.. and Mrs. III. Cramer desire 10 ex-
press their heartfelt thanks TO the kind
friends of Wichita and especially the
members OF the differents Masonic fra
ternities for their comforting words and
consultation and assistance extended
TO them during the last sad rites in
honor of their beloved son, who was
laid TO rest in Highland cemetery on
Sunday, Dec. is, 1895. May He who is
our comforter be round and about
them and theirs.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-18

gave bond with the proprietor Of the
CentTopolis as security.
The bond he jumped and came TO
Wichita. where by changing his name
he remained secure until he was acci-
dentally seen upon the streets by a
regular boarder Of the Kansas City
hotel.
The requisition will arrive today and
The man VIII be taken TO Kansas City.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-18
YGaz1maohzymn

Holiday money saving not only possible but certain
by judicious spending Our prices insure judicious
spending. Whatever you may desire to buy for Gift
purposes whatever in reliable merchandise you may
be in need Of you will find it here money-savne
prices Suggestions for presents greet you at every
turn. Here of them:
Fur Garments, Cloaks and Jackets Tea Gowns and
Waists, Ladies' Neckwear, Gloves, Mufiers, Handker.
chiefs, Umbrellas and Canes with choice mountings
Oriental Rugs in great variety Sofa Pillows Toilet
Goods, Fine Silver Novelties Leather Purses and
thousand other suitable things
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-18
OUT FOB HOME RULE
FIRST CLASS CITIES AGAINST MET.
ROPCLITAN F0LICE SYSTEM.

They Want Home Rule and the Privilege
fairs-Municipa1 League in Session Tran
sact a Great Deal of Business of Import
Rnce-Oficers Elected and Next Place OF
Meeting Fixed-Banqoet Given at the
carey at Which Many Wise and Witty
Things are said.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-18

Continued On Third Pase,l
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-18
THE EVENING SESSION

Al 80 p. m. Mayor Fellows of To-
peka called the convention 10 order
and asked for the pleasure Of the meet
ing.
John II. Criier. city attorney Of Fort
Scott asked THAI the subject Of fran
chises be taken Up and that being gran
ted he introduced and spoke upon the
following resolution;
Re IL resolved. That * is the Sanse
OF this association tha; 4 law should he
enacted making contracts between cit
les and corporations 70 whom franchis-
es Or privileges are given such. as that
any citizen or person injured in his
property rights, by reason Of 4 failure
OF said corporation 70 perform fully
the terms OF said contracts, may sue
said corporation upon said contracts
as contarcts made fer his 5ene<st, md
giving % said citizen or person the
right 20 recover damages against said
corporation for the breach thereof
The resolution was adopted unani-
mousiy. whereUpon he introduced the
following resolution and also spoke on
IL:
Resolved, That il is the sense Of
this association that a law should be
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-06
AZORES GUN MATAN

En- su juventud sepultada en- las profundi-
dades del pasado en- Paris esa tentscion de San
Antonio, siempre presente los que han sabo'
reado sus delicias mezcladas con veneno, en- su
porvenir incierto.
Los COOS que de ordinario le enviaban ell
nombre de Bernardo Chambay, cantaban me-
1anc6Gcamente en- sus oidos:
-lDecadenoia, decadencia!
" cuanta raz6n ten1an!
3D6nde estaban los Antiques esplendores,
el tumulto de carrozas, los suntuosOs trajes de
sus antepasados, las aventuras galantes, los he
ohos de armas y las proe1as de los tiempos pa
eados?
Tan elegante como siempre, muy esbelto,
con su americana azul, sus botas de montar y 81
latiguillo en- la mano, esperaba que le Ilevaran
ell caballo para dsr su paseo ordinario, cuando
por un camino que iba parar la verja vic lle-
gar un peat6n.
Aqnel peat6n vest1a blusa azul con cuello
encarnado, pantal6n del naisno color y polainas
de cuero +@ ~na
Oubrfa su cabeza un kepis.
Ell marques sint;6 aumentar su triste humor
al verle.
lie habfa reconocido bien.
Era el ordenanza especial del TELEGRAPH.
Desde hacia algun tempo no reeibfa mas
que malaa noEQias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-06
Bm1nornoA Oh ''LA CoRRngroNDANo1A" 85!

1CuN serfa Ia que le uevar1a aquel diaF
No tard6 en- saberlo.
Ell hombre Sc acerc6 al marques, Sc quito
el kepis, sac6 de Ia cartera de cuero un papel
azul alargdndoselo dijo:
Para el se6or marques
81 se6or de Meilhan cogi6 el despacho sin,
abrirlo dijo;
-Esta bien, smigo milo, id echar IN trage
almorzad.
El peat6n 70 se 10 hizo repetir
La hospitalidad en- TavcrEay era franca. n
Ell marques pod1a tener sus defectoe; pero
era generoso.
No es este va una virtudl
En- ell momento en- que Sc decidfa, con SEN
timiento, abrir el despacho, vi6 que por el
sendero que oonducfa desde Ia iglesia la casa
de las yedras, Sc encaminaba hacia el castillo
ana uier vestida de negro
Aquella mnjer era Ia marquesa.
La sali6 al encuentro.
: Ella, al verle,, tuvo una de das sonrisas que
iluminaban Gempre su rostro <-:-
El que Ia salfa al encuent~o, d pesar de to-
do, pesar de sus traiciones, & peaar de sus pro.
digalidades y de tus continues: calayeradas, era
el oompanero de tu'vida, su amigo de Ia infan-
ola, aquel quien 80 habfa undo por So propia
voluntad, con orgulo dc pertenecerle; el dnioo
hombre en qoien habfa peDsado, K qpien hahta
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-06
OPINIoNEs DE UN MARINO

80. z Co., (AGENo)
Mujer que al amor SO entrega
de la aguja y el dedal,
y envidia ruin no la riegas
esa es bGrcG 9a0ctO9G0E. ~
Dana que de goee avara
de bailar nunca reposa,
nj del piano SO separa,
es fr0gdt0 SospechosG.
Sefiora que EN- su marido
su dicha y pla Ger encierra
y nunca la da al olvido,.
esa es gOtet0 de guerra.
Soltera que al yer & un rico
SO hace muy interesante,
queriendO atracar el pico,
esa es pOIGcG 4aerc0nte.
La que no sabe coser
y solo de nOvios trata, -
no de piezas y barrer,
es un bergGr1t51a pirate.
J6ven, candida y galana,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-06
VIM de LOGRO1

VINO de LoGROEo, bodegas de Garcia
ene vino ha sdo a9azado en- 81
ndad normadad de componentes principaes qe dee
Tado Vino bueno exentO de mpurezas n0civ9s Ia gauo
GROO poseen dsposci6n de qucran verlO Los
dnicOs agentes susCken SObrnO de Luna COmpana
1osprec por cuarteroas m6doos La docena de boe
1qa o1o
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-06
InnlnM ANTTHERPEFTCA nnr, Doc. 1

H. 0GhON ANTlHEREETlCA DEL Doc"
oR 0NTs-s meor medicamento curar los herpes
quaEles I8 pcaz6n el Omento de apoarla Ia Iog6n
es pTf0ada Quta caspa eVltando la oada del eaheo
haOa deapaEece los baos empeines manchas espn de
CARA E0 SECURE Immediate dase entodag las bocas
De q a por mayor en- l dol senor depotarO
NEG0C 0Cf0S.@Sor.7 1S.-Compra = vende|
Acciones del Banco Espahol de Puerto Ri
co y del Territorial y Agr1eola.
DOCTOR TIZOL de Ia Facultad de
Parfs.-Ha trasladado su domicilio q la Ca
lie de la Cruz ndmero 6. COnsnlta de 6
de la manana y de 10 q 2 de la tarde.
Tratamiento especial dc enferEnedades del
GterO. 15-4
Un future suegro pide informes acer-
ca de su futuro yernO.
NO Ie conozco mas que un defecto
lie dicen.
-5Cu6l?
No sabe jugar.
-JY ESQ es un defect0
ST, sefior porque, & pesar de todo,
juega.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-06

. que ostenta modesto traje
= muy POGO SO engalana3 -.-.~-.@... --s~s5
es b~Qete de cGbotqje.
La carihosa gallina
que esta de un gallo en- espera
al DOLLAR de alguna esquina
es la E01aclG c0fSONeTG.
.-. z en- fin lectores, la vieja...
que mientras reza ell rosario
o. piensa en-. Ia agena pelleja,
ese es un bwQWe cOrg0r6O.
FL T0NTQ,=-Unico dep6sito del desa-
eredftado RON TOPACIO las tres s. s. S..
Este ron p6simo, internal mata-gente, SO
regala q los tocayos del establecimiento &
90 eentavos botella.
1O--Santa. Rosa---1O Arecibo.
AeRIMENSOR.-Don Hermenegildo
Dlaz Donis, a9riTuensor tituIado, residen-
to en- Aguas- Buenas, ofrece sus srrvicios
Profesionales los que quieran utilizarlos.
Fneden avisarlee los domingos en- su domi-
clio en- ell citado pueblo de Aguas-B1e-
mas. 15-1
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soluci6n & Ia Charada de aver
MARIANA

soluci6n q Ia Charada de aver
MARIANA
%%
ESPERlENClA demuestra que el
Ungiento Derm6geno es SECURE en- sus re-
sulfados satisface al paciente, como 10
comprueba don Jose Par6s en- el adjunto
documento. - CERT1F1Co: que habiendo
hecho varias pruebas con el UngtientO
Derm6geno tanto en- 1lceras, como en- tu-
ungiiento igual. He aconsejado a varios
amigos, su uso siempre sus efectos han
sido infalibles. JOSE PAREs. 45-33
JULIAN SILVA,---SAN JUSTO &c.
dan paaos sendo responsible "a sma Maq9a SO haoen Las
rios aguas de todas cases ismas sdemas SO co
pTaR Venden muebles usados. ~
DIR. R. NJ. PONTE e NlJO.-O1RU'
JANOS DENTISTAS.- Justo 81 e.
quina la Fortaleza San Juan.
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NEIOCIOSs-6OL 4S.-OOmpEa y V6HUs
Acciones del Banco Espahol de Puerto Ri.
co y del Territorial y Agr1cola.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07
}. a. GARTER 8 CO.. Props

ron gAIE an .rxrttA Nnt, ~ -. H.,
cne mia az Creesen M ero.gir,. =, ~ ~
Gulf Colorado ana santa ~ ma ne ~ ,s W
worth ana no Craudo rsllwaye All nrslric
land with rne rfass ahd v,,.fsr snpnt ,iiiss
be. VIII sell cheap. on easy icrina' Or eS.
ehange LOT Improved sitx psnpefN 10 acres
Raloinlhk the toNn % hoekpntt Ihcy nave
a aeen water 'oh'i ast row. tIonh rlSht on
Wv hAy ang W mug VT ktapts Nhq far-
uShink, WIZ IN. g pNkaiin, Nnn VII eN-
enHnSe loI piepuitE IN, IN Nettn leNAs' hishty-
cunt acres Ok TIMBER lana near llandley
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

His Fierce Ambition Looks to the Presidency.
Washington, July e-Tho other startling
statement is made by an evening paper that
Senator @. S. Brice Ia y candidate for the
Democratic presidential nomination.
Continuing, this paper says: THAT fact Ia
established to the satisfaction OF some OF
the foremost leaders in the Democratic par
ty. Brlce has had the bee buzzing in his
bonnet for the past eighteen months, and he
makes no concealment OF the fact TO his
immediate friends, His programme Is to
make the play OF his life for the Ohio lcEs-
lature and then II he wins there. to so be-
fore the notional convention as the biggest
man in the Democratic party. He is build
ing on tho plea that he has a really fine sol
dier record. that he was tho backbone OF tho
Brice- Gorman-smth combine that strangled
Democratic party from the shame OF having
TO stand treasury deficiency OF 400. 0O0. 900
this year instead OF $50. 900 600; that no
thereby proved himself smarter and in ev-
cry way ADLER than the president and his
advisers. that tho senate measure was in
reality protection scheme. and that he is.
In point Of fact. firm and fast friend OF
American industry,
HE figures that he can win the leglsia-
ture. even though the Republican candidate
for governor should win by 10000
There is no doubt whatever that Senator
Brice Is great political general. and that
he has the utmost confidence In his ability
this he will certainly occupy a most COM
manding position In the eyes Of the Demo-
Gratis throughout the entire country.
zone thing is certain. the close friends Of
Senator Brice in this city have the most Inn
plicit faith in his ability 70 carry the next
chosen as the standard bearer Of the De-
mOCracy in 1885,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07
DEMAND WAS BETTER
Chicago Cattle Market
Grows Stronger.
HEAVY EXPORT DEMAND.
Light Shipment of Hogs Bring a
Much Better Price for
Good Porkers.
HEAVY EXPORT DEMAND.
cIIIr,Ann IlllN h

CHICAGO. July G.
Higher earlier markets and a better export
demand have helped the better class Of
cattle and thore Is good outlook for fat
steers OF the right quality and weight
Native beef steers were saleaDle at SS.e09a.
for poor to extra choice, few selling under
$500 or MS high as $3.50. Cows aud helfers
were selling at Sl.5Oa3G0 with sales prin-
clpally at Sis0d3,5O and bulls arc In good
demand at {2.OOu3.50. while veal calves bring
s225ub.25. The stocker and feeder trade Is
still little slow at Se.i0d3.90. Texas cattle
closed l0di5c higher than a week ago. grass
steers being IN demand at s300u2.50 With
good feeders as high as HO0ll4.tQ.
To-day only about 10000 hogs were received
and as there was good demand tho pons
were omptied at an early hour, clippers OBJ
tanning possession OF large part Of the
limited offerings. Prices were strong at
yesterdays advance. Heavy hogs sold at
$S5db.i6, The average quality Of the hoGs
were only fair and sales were principally at
S510d IS. Prices for tho best heavy weights
were higher than week ago while the best
light were zoe higher.
Sheop-Demand light as is usual Saturday
and prices were unchanged inferior TO extra
grades being saleable at sl,50d4.2j with few
good enough TO sell above $3.50. Texans aud
Westerns were quoted at s2.00d3.10 and these
kinds have comprised a great share OF the
recent supplies. Spring lambs were In de-
mand at S3O0Qd.0O per 100 pounds for poor
TO the best.
Recepts-catle, 500; calves. so; hogs, 49,
900; sheep, 1000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07
BILLY WATERS IN 4 NEW ROLE.
From Barroom Bouncer to War Minister OF
tho RepublIc Of Formosa.

Victoria. u. c.. July 6.-The steamer EN-
pre5 Of China brlngs the news that Billy
Waters Of Victoria and San Francisco. pu-
gllst and hatroom bounoer, is now minister
Of war and yee-presldont OF tho Republic OF
Formosa. Waters connection with the new
born republic dates back only a few months
when he obtained employment at the Tapien-
Flu forts as instructor. IL was his pugilstic
powers that brought him into prominence.
one night some Chinese mandarins attempt-
ed TO Interfere with Billy's prorogative and
the ex-pugillst promptly laid them out and
handled their bodyguard in the same free
and easy fashion. His value from military
standpoint was Immediately recognized by
tho governor.
Chicago. July 6.-waters was In Chicago
three or four years ago, his place OF hail be-
inE the saloon kept by the late Pat Kilen
under the Cosmopolitan Hotel in Clark
street. Waters did but little fighting In Chi
cago, his only efforts being such as were
necessary In the miscellaneous mix-ups OF
a barroom. He was regarded as has been"
and could make no aet matches. His resi-
dence in Chicago was brief and he has not
been here since Killen's death. Waters is
an Ideal man for a minister OF war" said
a sporting authority. You see, he Ia a
tactlcian. As a fighter he used his head 10
think with, instead Of offering II merely as
an object for his antagonist to punch. I've
seen him ftif up forty fights. and. with the
chioane OF Talleyrnnd leave some one
else TO assume the burden OF conflict and
carry on the war. This Is the kind OF a
diplomatist needed in young and struggling
republic. and I'm glad nilly's got the fob"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07
STOCK nREEDERs' ASSOCIATION.

Jackson Miss, July 6.-Abuut thiriy.hvo
stock breeders, representing all parts OF
the state. mot In Jackson and organized II
WIS unaffected In questions pertaining to
tho live stock Industry and this association
VIII certainly givo an impetus 20 stock brood
ors In the state. permanent organization
was effected by elccting Mr, VIM u, Oats,
Nlcksburg. president, and Mr., TAFT Butler,
Agricultural college secretary and treasurer.
tho state legislature to pass laws Ciloctually
dealing with them TO regulate the sale OF
olcomargarlnc In the state, and to enact
law to punish the fraudulent registration
and sale OF live stock IN Mississippi. afo
to consider the question Of securing better
local freight rates on live stock, and the
state,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

New York. July -wheat-Receipts. 1900;
sports. ii2 800 bushels, sales. 1,S6O.000 bush
5 futures. 10000 spot
spot- Firm. No. . red store elevator
a.; n1oat a 7-so: (. o. b.. Is 3-4c anoat
o. bard, so Lie I. o. b. anoat.
0rtfpns--Ruled stronger on unfavorable
'op news from both tho spring and winter
heat bolts and c. A. King & Co.'S report
only half crop In the six principal winter
heat states. Foreigners sold easily and
lbica were very weak particularly from the
,nIHtnt. Closed 3-SGl-2c net advance. No
u. ~ Use; December. Il lee.
lcoree-Options duh with December 8
,inte higher and other months 800 lower
. fnles on call. Market rallied on local
tying orders In the face Of weak European
I'd brazllian cables. closed firm at 1bG2O
oinfs lnet advance. Sales 5000 bags lnclud-
y July at l.35g14.50; September 14.50 and
ctohar 1i.G0d1i75.
Spot coiiee-Rio dull. No. Z. Is lie: mild
uiet, Cordova, is 1-4di9c. Sales mono.
Sugar -Raw. firm; fair refining, Use +;
tnfrifugal 80 tost. Q l-4c. Sales 35i9 bags
cntrifugal DC test, IL ex-ship and CAS-
hes nlplasses sugar. 9-1Gc.
Hofnsd firm. No. 9. 1-161i 1-ic No. I.
l5-16c; No. 8. 3 15-t66D4 l-sc: No ., rs
a 1-11c No. 10. 13-16I4c; No. II. ll-lG
. 7-Sc: No. IL, 9-1Gd3 3-ic; No, ~. 3 3-so;
\ A, = 1861 3-Sc: mould A. 4 1i-1GGfl 7-Sc (;
nndnrd A, b-l6Gi LEO confeotioners A
1-15G4 1-2c; cut loaf. 1-l6q5 t-ic
Furhcd. 1-iGd5 Lie: powdered. $40
16-16c; formulated. 4 7-16G4 5-sc; cubes,
11-16fli 7-Sc.