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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-05

FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
BEAUTIFUL high. dry and le7el lots at
Jefferson Park sD 70 s4y; ~ down, QUO.
Dorrsncest. mi A.
FOk sALE-Farm, about 20 acres: large
two-story house. with l.: large harm. with
sheds attached; asparagus. .rhubarb. red and
black raspberries, bIackberries. fruit trees;
piouRbiDg partly done: bargain; owner
having other business. Apply 0s Brosdway:
FOR sALE-On easy terms. one family cot
tage Of 10 rooms. steam heat and all modern
improvements: choice location. Address 50
Wey ybosset ST., Room !, Providence. X. j:
TWO LOTS free 20 builders: no taxes untii
paid for; no interest; free pass to head OF
family for one year; city water now at
Jefferson Park. Isaao L. Goff Co.. wey bosset
corner Dorrance st. mi ~
ORANGE COUNTY HOTELr-Cbeises. VT.
enlarged and newly furnished, VIII open for
summer boarders about June rs: quiet village
easily accessible from railroad, good board,
no malaria no mosquitoes, hne rcenery,
pleasant drives. For circulars and terms
address f. ID. Barnes. Prop s2s 60
FOR sALE-Fins residences; two cottage
houses on Carter street.. Elmwood; modern
improvements; sold to settle estate: stable
with one of the houses. For particulars see
Clifton A. Hall. t33 Butler Exchange. a25 II
FOX sALE-Lots oh Spring Garden street.
Pawtuxet; very delightfully."- situated; water.
sewer ana gas in the street Louis j. Doyle,
81 Weybosset ST.. Room IL. aga lot
FOR SALE-That fine estate situated at No,
IA Nesser street. very near Westminster: ele-
CANT cottage house of IL rooms. all improve
ments: very conveniently arranged and In
first class order: extra large lot, s0xll0; also
lot of same size adjoining will be sold with
estate IL desired: locality is excellent and the
purchaser Of this estate will secure a bargain;
terms easy. For full particulars. see Isaac L.
Goff Co.. Weybosset. corner Dorrance ST.
a2i tf
LEADING SPRING Styles in House Lots
will lie the Kind always worth 100 cents on a
dollar: located in the city, in reach OF i'm
provements not speculative, hut safe invest
ments: have yop seen our Corliss Heights plat
and pricesS Only ~ miles, il minutes, from
Market square: pranch once, zls Admlrai
mains, etc. lots $50 10 Sl60: these prices
until April ]: rs new houses in s months.
Weyhossett street. mar25-tf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-05

I.osT-sunday morning. on hhod.s strcst.
between Eddy and Plain streets. pIsce OF
watch chain, curb pattern and charm, hv
ward at 2ss Rhodes ST. ~ ~
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CHAMBER OUTFITS.

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@% @%~ %~ ~....
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~ 1900. $3.50
$4
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TO LET-MIsCELLANEOUs.

TO LET-store. l82 south Main street, In
fantry building. Inquire II. Martin, Agent
Room 4. 2d floor. a9-tf
10 LET-Hall, 80 Exchange place: suitable
for Fecret organizations, tSx40 feet; side
rooms, i6xlS. l3x22 rent, S4OO n. Martin,
Supt., 100 ;. Main st., room 4, Infantry Build
ing. mr25'rf
TO LET-Desk room. Alb Industrial Trust
building. ms 6t
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Every Person Idle in Town

That woulu work AT putting up mail boxes.
and the famous Sl. 30 electri" bell outfit. can
have special rates. guaranteeing them so up
ward weekly. We not only send you com
plets s215 out6t, packed in box at above
price, bus utlinstructiops how to put mp, IN one
hour ali for SLID, and money bnck IL wanted
Address all orders. Baldwin Works, i0i Fill
bert street. Philadelphia, Pa. alO-ldt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-05

TO LEr-Eieht room house, oil modern,
central location, pleassntly situated. No. b7
Broadway. Inquire $40 Broadway or 81 Man
ton. al6-u
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-Applicants for positions OF post
office clerk and carrier to write for valuable
information tfreel concerning civil service
examinations soon to occur in Providence.
II. >. Bureau OF information. Cincinnati q.
ma &c
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-05

COTTAGEs-On Eiswsld ST., o rooms each;
rent 80 per mouth Apply 10 3. 0. Randall,
Treas. 40 Wev bosset, st. "a 24t
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40 LET-Nicely furnished rooms at The
Savoy. 20 Aborn street: table board 1850 per
week: regular dinner 25 cents. ma &c
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AGENTS wanted everywhere kircirie
Light scarf Pin Co.. south Water VI, Sisv~
land, ~. n-N ~
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ROOMS TO LET.

TO LET-Large furnished front room suit
able for two young men: with or without
board. Apply 1913 Friendship ST., right-hand
bell. ma 6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-05

10 LET-Upper tenement. 2S Doyle avenue,
rooms, in good order: rent ressona pie;
modern improvements. Inquire next hsuse,
rs Doyle avenue. mi &c
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WANTED-AGENTS.

wANTED-Avsnts and merchants in every
town in the United states 20 sell tho Farmers
Handy Egg Case: no more broken eggs. NO
more misscounts II you use the Farmers
Handy Egg Case. Manufactured by W. 4.
Let's. st. Joseph, Mo. MI ~
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REFRIGERATORS.

you're sick out Of work. let know: we'll wait
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DO YOU SPECULATE f-"Guide TO Success.
full Speculation" mailed free: wheat. pro-
vision, cotton end stock speculation on
limited margin thoroughly explained: cor
respondencs solicited. Warren, Ford & Co.,
III Wall ST.. New York. ma CT
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-05

FARM FOR sALE-or TO exchange for city
pastures and woodlRnd l25 acres supplied
with running spring wafer; with two modern
houses; water closets: bath room; large
barns; supplied with water: also ice house !:
fine saw mill and fine cranberry meadow; all
within naf mile OF city ~ 20 1000 inhabitants;
ell buildings and land in fine condition /;
two farms, one 33 ana one 35 acres. all build
ings in fine condition; also for salo .lno car.
riaee htrses II. MARTIN, Agent. Offlce, 13)
south Main street, Infantry Building.
mar21.tf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-05

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR HOUSE
LOTS in Eimwood or on East side-Cottage
estate. 010 smith street, rear Elmhurst; lot
l00xl00 feet; house rooms: modern improve.
ments william H. Herrick. IL Custcm House
street. MI 6t
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sITUAT TIONs WANTED.

WANTED--situation az watchman by reli-
able man: good reference Address 4. u.
box $50. East Providence. n. J. ma Ot
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ABSOLUTE divorces obtained legally on 90
days residence: free information. Hoegatt d
Caruthers, Oldest law firm in Oklahoma /;
Fastern office. l0s Fulton ST., New York.
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FOR sALE--Files of the Providence Jour.
nal, during the war, lsdj-5. Apply at lOs
John 81. mi 6t
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-07
REVIEW OF THE WOOL TRADE.
lhcrc Has Been an Advance Since TIL q
ln..linn nI Ii.-L. GnLI.

BOSTON, Nov. G.-The Boston Commercial Bull
lctn Will say tomorrow of the wool market:
There has been an advance since the election
of nearly per cent. and some of the woods
are held FOR even better figures The market has
been materially strengthened by the immediate
advance in foreign markets on the strength Of
Mckinley's election. During the summer hold
crS OF territory woods squeezed for money
and they exported wool at panic prices to get
spot cash quick Some lots Of fine staple terri
tory were sold I'm this way "A basis of %" {. o.
b. Boston. Now the same men who exported
are holding similar woods FOR 35c clean. Last
week these woods would not bring over 32c
clean This is the best measure Of the extent
TO which the election was discounted The sales
Of the week are 32j3OO0 lbs. domestic ana 25G. p
600 lbs. furcign, against > 100000 lbs domestic
and 2ii0o00 lbs foreign last week, and l79} 600
lbs. domestic and .lO5 900 lbs. foreign FOR the
decrease Of iLGiS 1868 lbs. domestic and 3i992 ZOO
lbs. foreign from the sales to the same date in
1898. The receipts to date show decrease OF
liiill bales domestic and 1890 bales foreign.
Tho foreign market is exceptionally strong and
huoyant. bradford evidently means to get goods
over here before the tarif Is raised. \ cable
says: McEinlcy's election gives an impetus To
trade in the wool and clothing districts of Brad
ford ana Yorkshire. American dealers Cahlcd
large orders today, and the prices of raw and
manufactured articles are advancing.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. G.-WOOls-lligher Tor choice
grades: medium 9nl3'sc light, line, iiau2lac;
heavy, line. jiaTSi2c; tub washed, lGHl9C.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-07

tributed 10 a spread" between the Chicago
and ST. Louis markets, created by ST. Louis
firms. December opened at 7gNc, an advance of
lc, and steadily rose TO Sic. For while the
reaching s27Ac Mt II o'clock After slight
slump the record was broken by rise TO s2isc,
and decline TO SIC followed. There some
fractional fluctuations and just before the close
year. II then dropped 10 sac, the closing quo.
tatiuu. May showed an advance OF from 4igc to
iAc for the day. Spot strong and higher No.
red, cash, elevator SihdSiMc; track, S2H3c;
No hard, cash, 200 bid; December, S2Asc bid;
CORN-Futures advanced slightly in sympathy
with wheat. but the trading slight spot,
steady No. cash, 22isc; December 23hc: May,
23sH27C
OATs-Futures strong and higher: spot duh;
No 2 cash, lie bid May 22AU22Nc
RYF'aHighpr. 34c.
CORN MEATs-Sli0.
BRAN-Flrm; sacked 4Oc east track and direct
orders, i2i ac. east tipCk.
FLANSEED- Higher; G9iac,
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime, 81 so.
HAN-RpCClpts smaller and trading better
prairie. 3ijOHGjo; timothy, HOOHlu.0O, this side.
EGGS Firm; l5c.
spring. IH7iac; turkeys higher at Sc; ducks firm
at Giad1c; geese frm at iHGc
WlllSEN-{l1S
LEAD strong; common, s2G1'sd27o; dcsilver-
lied 80 72ian IS; speiter firm; S3.62is.
COTTON TlES-sl.lj
BAGGING-I7HGAtC
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; standard mess,
jobhlng, tI25aLI5. Lard, lower; prime steam,
short clear &lG2'a; ribs, lL7j; shorts, Si62'a'
Dry salt meats thoNedb shoulders, 81; extra
short clear. SLl2ia; ribs. Nl22; shorts. $L25.
INTERPRETATIONS, 1000 bills; wheat, l5oW
SHIPMENTS Flour 5000 bhs.; wheat. 4O"
bu corn, 1870 600 bu; oats, 1900 bu.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-07
CRUSHING WEIGHT LIFTED
Business is Now Left Free to Develop in a
Natural Way,
DUN REPORTS A GREAT REVOLUTION
only Danger Ahead Is that bright
Hopes May Hoist Prices Too
Fast - Failures Fail
on Already,

NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-R. G. Dun & Co.'S
Weekly Review of Trade tomorrow viii
say: \ great revolution has been effected
this week In the conditions which control
business, 1t could not be in any fair de-
gree reflected as yot In transactions or in
records, but there is ample evidence al
ready that crushing weight has been
lifted and rolled away, ami the business
world has begun to adjust itself in a state
OF freedom and security which it has not
known for years.
1t was not strictly logical that wheat
advanced &c. reaching SIC for November
and Soc for December, ana heavy realizing
OF profits showed perception OF
the fact. Western receipts were
only GOSLl59 bu., against S,OlgOOO
the same week last year, and Allan
tic exports, flour included were only
LOSSES, against l,7gO S33 last year. \ growing
disposition appears among farmers to hold wheat
Tor better prices than are now realized, although
AT present any advance checks buying FOR CN-
port.
Speculation in cotton was also excited on the
theory that the mills would now start up, as
many have done, and would meet Il large de-
mand for goods But the advance met by
realizing sales ana strength of action 1t is
all the better for business IL bright hopes do
not hoist prices too fast.
The election Immediately stiffcned prices Of
pig iron, which reached Sl2 at pittsburg for
Bessemcr, and the certainty that many large
orders for buildings and bridges and other Tin
some advance. The future of the trade now
depends upon the extent of increase
for finished products OF iron and steel, which
is likely to be materially affected by the course
pursued by various combinations. The billet
pool. which is still openly undersold at Pitts
burg and has caused no end Of disturbance in
business by fayOrng one class of producers to
the detrimcnt of another. has been in session
here and is said to have changed its basis of
allotment to secure fairer results. The
nail combination is now threatened with hos
tile league Of jobbers and producers. and Is
openly undersod. The bar combination not
withstanding its large rebate. Is still demanding
more than the prices at which steel bars are
sold in great quantity.
\ slight advance in sheetings and print cloths
Is the only change when yet appears in the
market for cotton goods Practically change
has yet appeared in woolcns, but the reported
purchases Of wool, including one OF H. 200. 900
pounds OF territory. said to have been made
10y syndicate amount to N.5dl,OUO pounds,
against jG2l3jO last year and coo in 1892.
The average of prices rose about half cent in
October. and since September / i0i quotations
by Coates Bros. have risen from 1916 to l2.92
cents, SO per cent.
Failures for the week have been 23O In the
United States against 2GO last year, and % in
Canada, against 40 last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-07
STOCKS AND nONDs.
Security Market Displays Great
strength on Good business.

NEW YORK Nov. G.-The stock market today
while less sensational than In the forenoon
boom Wednesday, displayed great strength
and the volume OF business which was better
distributed did not fall fur short Of that days
record. The large number of hundred share lots
dealt in was regarded as indicating big short
interest and aggressive strength was displayed
in the face of strenuous resistance to the rise
by some professional luis without stocks. Heavy
coverings OF shorts all along the line was u
decided feature. The buoyancy of the market
was evidence that the low-priced well as the
sit-cdged stocks also participated in the i'm
provements. This condition of the speculative
temper was due variously to the dissipation of
yesterdays disturbing rumurs ana to the IRE
puent successive reports of rcvivng industrial
activity in nearly all branches OF trade to the
complete disappearance OF apprehension regard
ing the financial outlook, easier money rates and
bonds also heavily dealt in at material
advances in prices. Sugar was quite crratic
set, nuctuated sharply between ll9la and lish.
closing At 1881 The other industrias also
Gas the most prominent. The last mentioned
stock 2la per cent on the dividend announce
counted In the speciaities. New York New
Hampshire q Hampton and Illinois Steel rose
less extensive improvements i'm other shares of
their class. The more important extreme gains
per cent in burlington, Rock island and Tennes-
see Coal. In the low priced shares, many
usually inactive stocks made material advances
as compared with previous sales General Flee
trio loOmed into prominence In the late trading
and under heavy purChaEcs rose per cent
London operated on both sides of the mnrlet,
but was a heayy seller a. ne high levels. The
announcement Of the appointment OF a local re-
cciver for "A small section Of the line in Kansas.
The Importance Of this development was made
clear later ana rallies ensued. The closing
was active at the best figures Of the day.
extensive fractions We're scored in many issues.
Large blocks Of more prominent bonds were
est grades OF Securities GrI,rina in tho JraIings
In the bonds OF reorgan2ei companies increased
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-07

L.. $50 % L.. 100 Is h.. if5
3..., 1873 90 L.. 100 10
STOCEERS AND FEEDERS
Be-. 126 10 b.. g2l 3 IN IL re1 .
lee. $50 90 2.... 4l5 10
N\.IsSrEpN,
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-07
PIGs-ODDs M ENns
CHICAGO live STOCK.
Prices Dccomc n Little Stronger q,
Better Dcnnnl.

CHICAGO, Nov, Gin cattle :llcrc was the
usual Friday run about 5000 head ana with a
better demand prices were "A little stronger
Moderate numbers OF stockcrs and feeders
changed lfspds, ana prices averaged frYm lOc
to l'c higher under smaller offerings. Sales
were at AN extreme range Of from S3.s 10 Sj2j
FOR the poorest to tde best steers. with only a
small part Of tho trading below 81 or above g.
and sales were largely at from 81 % to 81 S.
In hogs there was better demand today
Prices were stronger, with numerous sales a
nickel higher. Sales ranged at from 49, to
$500 Tor common to prime lots largely nj from
&h 10 $50 choice lots Of medium aud light
wciglts selling close together. rigs sold NJ from
S2.SJ 10 $40.
IN sleep the trade was active at an advance
In numerous instances of Joe. Choic. native
sheep were scarce aud strong nj from 50 H. to
81. "a. lambs wore active NJ from 81 to SIC5
T'r 80 prime feeding lambs selling actively
At from 80 - To- F7.c5 ana feeding sheep at from
s.. 81 10 $3.50.
lIeccipta Hogs. 1000 asad; cattle. SOC head;
sheep, 5000 head.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-07
business Already shows Indication of
the Cnmiidemce TINT Has Como.

NEW YORK. Nov. G.-Bradstreet's tomorrow
will say: Business practically suspended through
cut the country early this week, and there has
been little increase in the volume since the
election, compared with like periods In preced-
ing weeks. But manufacturers and iobbers are
more inclined to purchase in advance Instead
OF for nearby wants only, ana In few lines
notably wool, cotton, iron and steel, larger
chants generally share the confidence in an
early revival Is indicated by the hardening Of
staple prices, and the Increase In quotations. in
addition To those given in preceding weeks.
Sales OF cotton goods have been freer and
some mills better employed Wooden mills
also report more orders and tendency 10 prefer
higher cost goods. Numerous Industrial estab-
lishmcnts which have started up within two
days. report being offered large orders II they
would sell for 1897 delivery at present prices
Many Rhode Island manufacturers report prepa-
ratluns for "A larger output than anticipated, and
that orders received contingent on election re-
suits, notably in the lumber and jewelry lines
owing to the ateness Of the season. few how.
ever, regarded the outlook promising much
In the nature OF a boom during the current year
At few northwestern commercial Ccntcrs large
orders have been received n ON country meT-
chants within a few days and In Georgia farm
ers have met their obligations this autumn
more promptly than for years past ana southern
merchants and manufacturers are reported look
ing ahead confidently To marked Improvement
IN the future,
both coasts OF the United States. and from
Montreal this week, amount TO 3.i12.OOO bu
against g. CPS 600 bu. last week 800 600 bu In tho
years ago, 2.Sl3.0OO bu three years ago. as COM
pared with 81 200 bu, In the corresponding
a,ef,00O bu this week, about 200 600 bu. less
than last week nearly twice as mcuh as in the
corresponding week one year ago. and much
"a In the corresponding week one year ago, and
preceding years.
Business failures throughout the United states
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-07
Dry Gnnds Mnrkct.

NEW YORK, NOV. with good number of
buyers, including some important ones. very
good inquiry and considerable business was done
in brown, beachcd and all styles Of colored
cottons staple GinGhams choice styles Of do
mestics. wool dress goods and spring woolens
Agents have advanced AmosSeag plain and fancy
shirtings &c also stark ducks, half and toilet
crashes Nc. Printing cloths firm at . ll-1Gc for
regular cloth, and 3bc for wide Gi-square, with
moderate sales. The Columbia Lace company
viii sell nj auction Wednesday. November H.
the balance of its seasons production, includ-
ing 600 pairs of lace curtains. also sash nets,
curtain nets, pillow shams. etc.
FALL RIVER Nov G.-PrntinG cloths quiet
and steady At li-l6c.
MANCHESTER, Nov. 6,--Cloth and yarn mar
ket quiet, with very little business doing.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-07
ELECTIONS HEIR sFocN MARKET.
Large buying Orders cnbIcd to Lon


NEW YORK Nov. G-on Tuesday evening
when the returns at the polls were sufficiently
plain, large buying orders were cabed to Lon
don. Some estimates put the orders as high
as 100000 shares OF stock. and orders Tor about
$1,000 were executed This caused a general adj
vance in the American department, when our
own market opened Wednesday morning. IL
was in u decidedly enthusiastic mood. and the
first quotations were from to points above
tine close Monday The disposition OF the
professional element to take profits on purChasus
made prior TO the election was marked. and
prices promptly rcceded from the opening. This
selling was however met by purchases 10y In
tercsts which had kept out Of the market over
the election, and by fair volume OF commits
sion house purchases on Thursday. however
the market seemed TO be under a reuctionury In
flucnyt. Tile fact that some states were In al
legged doubt produced caution and hesitation.
while rmors of possible Intervention by cur
government in cuba resulted in the further
liquidaton Of long accounts and induced moro
less bear selling the net result being COM
siderable reaction on the market Friday, how
ever. brought "a renewal of bullish sentiment
The feature was the appearance of heavy out
eide buying orders and the covering OF the
short contracts made the day before aided in
causing further marked advances
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-07
financial Notes.

BOSTON. Nov. 6,-Clearings SEQ 22i 6i5; bal
anCcs 81, 800 lGi.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 6-Clcarngs. S2.53i.si7:
balances, 1867, III.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6-Clcarngs, 12i.iS4, s25 ;
balances, S5li2,O12.
PHILADELPHIA Nov G-Clearinrs $40 io7 =
3o5; balances. SlIS2.jll.
CHICAGO. Nov. 6.-Cloarings, sll.77O.1G3: bal
ances H2OGi9j; money. firm at per Ccnt.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. G.--Clearlngs, 81. S37. OPS; bal
ances. $3.50. 1888; money, GAS per cent; New York
exchange, Sl2j discount bid; 81 discount asked.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-07
Cotton yIurlIct.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Thc cotton market opened
steady at ! to points decline under disappOnt-
ing Liverpool cables and light local realizing.
Later reports Of heavy frost in the top crop
section caused rise Of to 4 points. Receipts
NJ the ports came as expected and had little in
fuence. business was slack during the first
hour. At II O'Clock the market steady
at net gain of to roints.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. G,-COTTON-stcady
middline 7asc; low middlng, 3-lGc good or.
Il
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-07

NEW YORK, Nov. G-COFFEEIOptio
opened steady with prices points higher to
points lower; ruled quier and fcaturcless on LIGHT
buying following contradictory cables on crop
prospects: closed easy at sails points net de-
cline; sales, li,250 bags, including March $40 lOd
l015; December. Sl0.C5IlO.l0 Spot coffee Rio,
steady; No = invoice, Sll; jobbing. $3.50. Mild
steady. Total warehouse deliveries from the
United states bj92 bags, including 470i bags
from New York: New York stock today. 22l. I22
bags; United States stock. 2j9. AS bags: ailoat
for the United States, 1885, 900 bags: total visible
supply for the United States, GS2 ilG bags, against
551. l99 bags last year.
SANTOS, Nov. -COFFEE-Unchanged; No.
I, quoted at Slll:'a: quiet; good average San
tos, 1900 resi receipts, 22oy0 bags stock ig5 900
bags.
HAMBURG. Nov. G-COTFEE-Stcady; a pfg.
advance: sales 1900 bags
RIO, Nov. G.-COFFEE-S Steady; No. Rio.
1900 refs; exchange, l-22l receipts. 10000
bags; cleared for Europe 9,CoO bags; stock, 800,
coo bags
HAVRE, Nov. G.-COFFEE-Clos quiet; net
unchanged TO lif decline.