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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1896-03-14
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SHFRIFF SALE.


Fourth Judicial District Court, Parish
of Grant, La.--No.
Equitable Security Company vs.. George
s. johnson.
BY virtue of writ of seizure and sale
to me directed in the above numbered
and entitled suit, have seized and will
offer for sale in front Of the Courthouse
door in the town of Colfax, La, between
the hours prescribed by law, on
SATURDAY, MARCH Il, 1896,
the following described property. seized
as the property OF the defendant, viz:
Eleven hundred and seventy two and
g. 100 acres, more or less, situated in the
parish OF Grant, La. and described as
follows: Beginning ON the west bank OF
the Bayou Darro at post where the
quarter section line of section Q5) fifteen
intersects the west section line Of section
t15) fifteen, thence east on said line As
chains to post in the woods, thence
north-easterly with the woods to section
line between sections [10) ten and (15)
fifteen, thence east on said section line
to stake on section line OF tl8) eighteen.
township five (5), north range, two (2)
west, thence north % degrees east to the
southwest corner of the Raymond Es-
trada grant, thence north "A degrees, 80
minutes west with the west line OF said
grant 10 chains 40 links to a stake,
thence north 81 degrees west 4.chains,
thence north 53 chains to stake on the
section line north Of section No. 0, thence
west with said section line 43 chains to
the Bayou Darro, thence south with the
meanderings of said bayou "a chains 10
conventional line, bearing north CT west,
thence with said line south 81 degrees
east to the section line between sections
8 and 9, thence south with said section
line 81 chaius to tho north line Of the
Adam Huffman tract. thence north 81
degrees west with said line to the Bayou
Darro. thence following the meanderirgs
Of said bayou to south line Of the Adam
Huffman tract, thence with said line
south 81 deg. east 81 chains to line divid-
ing lots and in section 10, thence
south with said line AZ chains, thence
west to the section corner OF sections 10
and Is, thence south 40 chains to the
beginning fbeing the same property des-
cribcd in the petition Of the Equitable
Security Company in above styled cause).
Terms-C Cash without apprsisement.
@. ID. KEMP,
sheriff Of Grant Parish.
Colfaz, La Feb. 4, 1895.
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Good Lord, Deliver Us!

The so-called Republican, opulist fu
sionists are endeavoring to make capital
out OF the fact that the Liberal Repub
leans OF Louisiana joined with the Dem.
ocrats in 1872 in order to rid the State OF
carpet-bag thieves and restore the gov
crnment to the people, and at their fake
barbecue at Colfax two weeks ago one OF
their speakers pretended that there was
something wrong in the Democrats &C
cepting the help thus extended.
Great God in heaven! do these dema.
gos'c fakirs pretend to believe, or do
they think they can make sensible people
believe, there was anything wrong in
the combine of 1872? In their distress
the people of Louisiana resorted to the
fusion referred to, and later on they took
up arms to enforce their rights, and thus
brought an end to the memorable DAYS
OF Reconstruction. No sacrifice of poll
tlcai principle was made BY the Demo
Gratis, such as the Pharr dickers are ask
ing the Populists to make in this cam.
paign. where they swallow the entire
Republican platform and entirely repu.
date their boasted Ocaila and Omaha
principles. The conditions now are in
no way similar to those Of 1872 The
government is in honest, competent
hands. and the biggest campaign liar has
not yet even breathed breath of scandal
against the Foster administration. OF
course the air is full of campaign lies
about ballot box stufing, the baby bond
steaiand the Burke defalcation; but it is
all campaign thunder, and Foster is in
no way responsible for them or connected
with them. The first two are upfounded
and the latter occurred before he came
into office. They have all been thor
oughiy answered and exploded, so that
In the present campaign the State speak
ers have ignored even a reference to
them, much less taking up time to reply
to them. Admitting for argument sake
that there we're 1900 or 1000 fraudulent
ballots land that is all over charged.
Foster still had an unchaIlengsd major
ity of nearly $1,000, and that, too, with
out counting the 1900 votes cast for |
McEuery.
No. s'rs, the cry OF fraud wont stand |
the test OF reason. If you begin to trace |
it up. you always find nine tenths of it
entirely unfounded. Sensible people are |
tired of this silly d-slinging, and it
has no effect with them. They know
he finances of the State have been hon
'stly conducted; they know that the in.
'titutions of the State have been enlarged
md improved; they know that the laws
lave been enforced and the rights of all
itizens protected. If the opposition
lave any improvements to offer, il they
ave any benefits to propose, let them
ay so; but from these wild and foolish
harges, and from the rabid utterapces
1 ignorant, vicious and designing dema-
ogues. Good Lord deliver us!
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For District Attorney.

We are authorized to announce the
name OF HENRY BERNSTEIN, ESQ, of
WINFIELD, La. as candidate for the OF.
flee of District Attorney for the 4th Ju-
dicial District. composed Of the parishes
OF Grant, VIM. Caldwell and jackson.
at the general election to be held in
April, 1896.
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Colfax High School.

The Trustees Of the Colfax High School
for Males and Females take pleasure in
announcing to the public that the second
Ten Months Session IF this school will
begin On the First Monday Of Septem-
Der. l.9o. No pains will DC spared to
make il a first-class High School.
RATES or TUITION.
PPrim.ry Department q g Per month
Music, Vocal and Instrumental 8 50 "a
Incidental fee Is cents per session.
Good board can be obtained ON reasona-
bic terms Two hotels in town. aud sew
eral private boarding houses in town and
vicinity will board cheap. Those having
children to educate should send them in
and give us fair trial. We are in the
race to stay.
J. F. KELLY, n. D., President.
w. L. RICHARDSON.
Secretary Board of Trustees.
Collar, La, Aug. 10, 1898.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1896-03-14

In the fall Of 1888 SON of Mr.. I. A. McTsr-
land, prominent merchant Of Live Oak. Hutter
Co. Call, was taken with very heavy cold. The
pains n his chest were SO severe that ne had
epasms and was threatened with pneumonia,
His father gave him several large doees of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy which broke no the
cough and cured him. Mr.. Mcfarland says
whenever his children h. We Group he invariably
gives them Chamberiain's Cough remedy and
ii always cures them. He considers Il the beat
cough remedy in the market Fos sale By J. H.
McNeely. Colfax; Dr. J. v. Bonnet d Bro, Pol
lock.
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Senatorial Convention.

POLLOCK. La. March 9. 1895.
The Democratic Senatorial convention
| for the oath senatorial district met al
Pollock on above date. and was called te
order by j. T. Wallace, chairman of the
executive committee for the oath sena-
torial district, who named Mr.. j. A. Will
liams, of Grant, as temporary chairman,
and DR.. w. v. Taylor, of Catahoula. az
Temporary secretary.
The temporary chairman made a neat
little speech and declared the convention
ready for business.
w. V. Taylor, of Catahoula, moved the
appointment of committee of three by
tine chair on credentials, which motion
prevailing, the chair appointed VI. v.
Taylor, of Catahoula, j. j. Peters. of
Winn, and w. e. Roberts, of Grant.
recess of five minutes was taken to
enable the credentials committee time to
report. Upon Resembling OF the con-
vention the committee on credentials
made the following report:
We, your committee on credentials.
beg leave to report as follows: We find
that the parish of Catahoula is entitled
to three votes in this convention. and
that the following delegates Lave been
duly elected TO represent said parish:
Wy: v. Taylor. John Enright and j. +. A.
Whatley. Tue parish Of Grant Is en-
titled to two delegates, and j. A. Viii
liams, w. G. Roberts and r. n. Horn
having presented proper credentials are
entitled to cast the two votes of Grant
in this convention. The parish OF VIM
Is entitled to one vote in this convention.
and j. j. Peters is the regularly elected
delegate from said parish.
Respectfully, w. v. TAYLOR,
Chairman committee on credentials.
On motion the report of committee
was adopted and committee discharged.
On motion OF j. j. Peters, of VIM,
the temporary organization was made
permanent.
The chair then stated that the conyeu-
ton having been permanently organized,
the next business in order was the nom-
ination of candidates for senator.
j. j. Peters, of VIM, nominated j. T.
Wallace, of Vim.
w. G. Roberts, OF Grant, nominated J.
F. Kelly, of Grant.
A call OF delegates was ordered, and
the following vote had:
Catahoula, for Wallace, 3 votes.
Grant, for Kelly, 2 votes.
VIM, for Wallace, / vote.
Mr. Roberts, of Grant, moved to make |
the nomination of MIR. Wallace unanim- |
Gus, which having been done, the chair
declared that j. 4. Wallace was tine |
Democratic nominee for senator for the |
24th senatorial district.
The chair appointed a committee to |
notify Mr.. Wallace OF his nomination aud |
escort him into the convention hall. MIR.
Wallace upon being presented to the
made a very ielicitous speech,
accepting the nomination and pledging
himself to every effort and endeavor to
larry the Democratic coiors to victory in
he present election. He was followed
~ DR.. Taylor, OF Catahoula, who made
me of his characteristic Democratic
alks.
The following executive committee
vas elected for the oath senatorial dis
riot:
j. A. Williams, chairman. II
I. M. Butler, of Catahoula.
John Randolph, of Grant.
d. II. Caldwell, of VIM.
There being no further business the )
adjourned sine die.
j. A. WILLIAMS, Chairman.
w. V. TAYLOR, Secretary.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For District Judge,

l am candidate for reelection to the
Office OF Judge of the Fourth Judicial
District. at the ensuing election in April
next. The position being non political,
the Judge should be selected for his lit.
ness and not for any particular political
views he may entertain. l am a candi.
date upon whatever merit may have.
GEO. WEAR.
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B. TURNER
DEALER IN
General Merchandise
PiReyillc. la.

Has just received Fnll Stock Of Fall
and wi.ter Goods, which is to be sold al
small margin above cost for cash.
The public are invited to call and exam.
inc his large and we'll selected stock Of
DRY GOODS,
consisting Of Dress Goods and innings,
Fancy Goods, White Goods. ladies fine
Hosiery. all styles aud grades, Flauels
aud Waterpsoofs, Linseys, Cassin,eres and
Diagonals. Bedford cords. etc., aud full
lines Of Gloves, Embroidery, etc.
Mems and Boys Hats. and Ladies' Trim
med Hats.
A large stock Of Boys and uens's CLIO
THING. Special bargains are offered in
Boys and Mems JEANS Clothing, which
were bought at q sacrifice.
A fine assortment of Boots and Shoes,
Saddlery, Crockery, Hardware, Groceries.
Plantation supplies, TRUNKS. valises,
Towers celebrated "Fish Brandvof Slick.
ers, and FURNITURE.
Highest market price paid for Cotton.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1896-03-14

1000 barrels of corn for sale, by Dean
d Dean. on their Raven Camp place,
three miles south of Collar.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1896-03-14

Cheap and fresh Groceries always on
hand at r. r. letters.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
I'VE STOCK MARKET.

NsN
t.t-yt. p4cepis /. all for ne mnitrt ana a..
. "a ",.r for to- nurow's trade. frcihs sles',,
Hrn ,.,i,a reef sides quiet al di.ustc per 10 10
dl"sseu [ cables quoiea refrigerator hs"f lower az
o. a. an rar 10. american steers sIranS ium
",na.Ss r.,h shipments on the Oriry.o '" ir'lh %
e'.,io .nd n sheep the Santiaeo ' Na-sa tni',
- .',,h,e TOOK yesterday 10 nc N'si in"l''
an. 80 further shipments reported uh'i ~ 'uuay
"o ~ ~ yrspecnipis. ~ head: ana IVY mn" neIh;y
WesteIns -ircs and neary 900 head were carried over
slsianea s.as - per 100 10; srassers az s2 and
Neas goo aas a. At 81 eoGs2 25 No demand FOR West
cns hlt unsold. city dressed VNhf so" AZ
elns % @ ~ ,o,rir, dressed were eeneraH IN ohd con
i ,tue Ph,' selling Gizqs4c Tor oihlnsry To- good
c.,io'. ,,.s AZ 5nGc dressed grsssers lower a. auc
~ c1T T,rre Wright CO.: 30 v.a.s 100 10 average
e. 20 ~ d. 2os ~ Mt s. srass'f' ''o 'h' at s2a';
~ e MpIien 30 vens lol H. at So '' DO i'7 b
fnme 4" :. A." lo6 10 at s. - - -
1t ~" Ison. 10 veals l4l II. at - o. 700 TO- ~ -
. =, i,,ss Z. 90 Buffalo ven's i'S 10 ~ -" ~ 40
lni 10 80. l;i n. 81 a. y o. l44 " a. $" a"
DAY: - 81 35i,. . rr1sSers. :'3 H. nj * ~
~ d 70 ,xD LtMBs-Rec~ips - cars or 4'oJ. heac
i 10 cars FOR The market anu WIN "; chs hrid
,n.i,v ths~e 2si1 ears 10 he so.h Mafk"
nns ..ii.,s hnding about fsterdays hsuirs ana
hat. ns.Jinr very hiie rtocA ana quite Indifferent
Duyr.s ,..n ~ and hsn eporisi held over Poor TO
pine ,snhs a, a Ts4 20: mixed sheep and lambs at 81
p,a, ps n, @nnadian lambs sod Dressed mutton slow AZ
sna sd,alc ~ and dressed lambs veiy dull nj 'ns.ze
ID Harrington: 2O4 State .amts III III average
q. "a ner 100 NJ Western 40. u n. nj - 70: ION
a. hcn 81 W spd smbs 75 81; STATE sheep 10 N a.
Judd CO.. Ss clipped Texas sheep 81 ib. At - 49,
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New-york. November 10. Isl

New-york November 10. 1926
BEANS AND PEAS-Advce- indicate somewhat hgh'er
steady though demand shows very n.e improys,mon %
becoming quite extreme for medium Pea remain al
few turtle soup Offering california beans quiet but
steady Green very dull but held win some , con,
81 ~ do medium i5Gti 20. do rea 81 10 DO white
& e s. sata q. gG De ms red 81 saSs' S a Lazy t %
q i@es 81 ~ csc scf" G S ' do Ssa bag.
RrTTER- Receipts continue hrh; and me t,ar'l l 81
ers have difcuy in obtaining an ADEQUATE suppl
superlave goods and hodes Of such h'y % sTro
Of grade good enough 10 bring the P,'ce & h
fancy slightly. more seriously d.f"ctiye good are ar.
Very There IL light nauir, for me JGn'' ,ss su
and fanade stat dairy butter IL in ligh, suppy good
nrs Gs", meets Ts' some inquiry ba, Of all
are duI dragging High grades o. We'ern mni,s ,
Factory q usual grade is dragging and s urgently on
eo,sy fesa TIy an" fresh made tubs imitation
cry grade but Of ,he large t"ns To,' 'S.s
per- H. 22c hrsts @,a2ic d. hirds TO '.Gn@s j." a.
thIds hrs,s l%'.a@H SO suhs %s,, f1 made ialf
seconds 70 nrs's l4s an nTs,s va ec do thirds
~ seconds iiQiac dairies hrsns and ,nos choice
,ss@ g. 10 10 Arsts 14aI5c. imitation creamery extras
i5c nrs l3al' 90 s''oaT n" eo1s To- r.ts sum
mer made saio D. fress n1s, io"l''' 90 '"'''
ocEEsE general msre, presrns psre GT s IN
ance for large ull cream chccs~ ran', f% sroae
moderate SUBJ VIZ has been refused for several good sized
lots hear II see ,o'a @ob.r mad large cheese
"''Ur .., s,v. and while really me mao" ehlE IL 80
month almost september quaiiiy ~ pos ", M win aay
way , up and free offerings making Of a,'n as gr
stock ne can found at .-.Ne. n ,,r ,reraee lots
ho,eh strictly fancy September rooica ar ar
seneraIiv held fraction higher 1 ms & ys.ns Ella n, 81
cable a. csGs q: f@r both snd Th' w.
qaoe ST. I'm rr'"% s "oi"1 DO 6o made
e Mhe bt.@ ya qlo1+c do coorcd 'c d. good 20 pIaG
, fr q
a. oc,oic- good choice "a - GO 70, .i,ns coed 20
7isQsixc: light skins choice sssr' full skins
2znac .be market has further rsooyery 9I & lr.
E'''@ ~ -, d,on Decents SIN quite IIp.rh
lc OF ,e ,rou Of fresh gathered egga Is compa,nrt
Is small ana holders are S row demanG is only moderate
Wv Yi,h dssles in Of strictly choice qudi gsc on
ern wcr -efrjgerators the market shows hc'sasIt
zines, some further bushes Is fepof'eu
LINED have hsd c.ny and nearby per dozen 2oc
.r,v.n,a choice. 2bc 40 y-eaern choice
fair 20 RdgS Rfdi%gSs % iSfiro .r 80 dozen
&c: 90 southern Kentucky chooc % 5odozcn case
soShcTn choice nav was,crni aq choice fair to
srm. iC'gIc DO cass ,ss'y 81 soasi 2o checks 20
dirty doxs ssg So very inferior 50 2'at2 y. n'sa
doxsn 90 fancy i3saiGc: do deec'Mo M nnes continues IN
"rs heavy ,hcIs Hrsn rs,sns nT
,muiaon the docE & ana n ,s of prices ngd
strong prcssnrs 20 are becoming m9re ana crS
' ye.y or qiss sns choice So qaa about stead
Nsara ssrss H'r reoeps srns ss ana s n w.r
Sarsy of 70 s.ceea "a fany e quality
care snd hs asr M, Srs..d T. s'e FOR sa. at
ys. %s s,ss sHfs g. SGs'S';s
s!ss,; s,S,l s. iSor'hs" spy 's' Isl Baldwin
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20

Urinary receipts Increasing a trlfe Of both
~ ana corn while exports OF both have steadily fallen
,hn VII Inc market durnr the afternoon duh
steadr ,"ss' Quotations II the day leaving oT fairy
az lhc decline II ne Cash dull
and weaker shippers nv 9e ON, bush a, he reducei
o..""hs Saes l0i 700 bush ncudns / 700 bush No
.oi' y. "'1" b"cember. elevator: December closed
90. corn 5000 bush private terms. : b.
nr, ~ corr 100 lrsh. 2Sc elevator No . white
f,""I rnsi private terms: yellow. 1000 bush. 800
90. aa1p, carry :pATS-The marke; for oats dull
anu weak. following tn" decline In
lF IN the absence ~ 90 bu'lisi import bear
'. va. ~" close was q; .Wi.r net loss Cash
S "a, % Were dull VIII sales of 30 600 bush export
white 22ac; 30 hush track and nncr,ded vbra ,oG
aV6 % as 10 quality src0 hush rejected white 2im2ii.c
whito puo,fa o, --sc ecvaiar: ~ oats. 2o',c ~ .
.rr ,, "" Wsscrn. T. New York CARROTS state sO1
.f'AtilsEN- Market steady. New feeding tod
-NHSN'-c. Hufaio Mailing quoted 2; ne 10
quality BVCKWHEAT-Dul ana weaker at 3Gc for
n. quotations today the closing prjcc~ the prAv
'N ana closing prices FOR the corresponding
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
,,>popTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. November 10. ls9


. ~. o,,,on market closed steady. with a not
'"Il'HN, ! r.oiut on come months and net loss OF
sffahu :. ,hsr. Total sales were 2ii."0O bales. The
liverpool market closed ~ vsnchsste M Yarns w We're nsleT
Of Az t : 80, a,6 dul. In market there lib
a @ ..lling for Liverpool ana sousnefn accopr ihere
seems 10 We p,sh their cotton forward 10 market, This
,',ed In somewhat weaker spot a. hne Houth
our mara roints after which there was further
vance Nart o. .. or points Liberal selling combined
wth ause, css fell of about 10 points from the high
heah a' rr,o-nng Il Is thought that the interior re-
- % ~, ~ vs,k will up TO about lsDoW bales against
..p- 10. rsek and l4O. al last veal Inc recei1s a.
l"VI'" MS week estimated at 2UVup bales against
M & =, Jas and 2O7 GA last year Reports from ,he
Non, None but little stock taken in such reports az
l cry has lighter receipts Tor some tn. pa
While the movement mas Den T s,,i,ed rom the recent
sI,s II is difficult TO read the market arisht ana
many traders are al sea as TO M prcpss ,,an h,
t. ss nrssert heavy movement Is due IN large part
80 n. faci that planters and merchants nave h-id
s,r,h there has misconcepon of the extent
eyo than been previously expected VIII De lne out
-. I, ia p,,n,e9 out that the decline or. say, l.sc
PER pound is very large discount on Ss s,o ~ san
c.lp,s a, Augusta 1924 bales. against ~" oe
- Ias xssk and 53 last year: Memphis. +US9 bales.
sgsinst 2s74 week and 2J2 last year n"ust1n H.
40 balss against $50 last week and 3l-., Iast !rs
,sin,s AZ Houston Friday estimated at $500 10 sv,
fales against G7Os the same day last week am 80
=, fs $40 10 1885 bales against l4.2l6 last week and
MS last wear Receipts The principal ports are as io
Ts Galveston .c3 bales asains5 go 'ig "a bajs
s,i,s IA 2iG las, week and 9ll5 last year Mobile s'
bsIes asains, 62G last week and l3ls last ErMu -,
v.sr Charleston G13 bales against 8 1ls last Week and
lS last year. Norfolk. Gil bales against "o'o iaS
5.pns aa range ana close to-day closing bids the
,isyious gh and last year FOLLOW
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20

30 fr Western sheep - H. 81; 20 Pennsylvania do
ir, IL. az 81 - pcnnsyl eans lambs - ~ at 81 90 .
IL Wilkerson: lss Buffalo lamis - n. AZ - q" j
Bnnao sheep Il. n. g.
j.. Macpherson CO.; 10 Iunao sheep. i0> n. at 81
lW D.. 20 ". at s. ~
leiline. Wright & 90. state sheep. ~ n at s.. G..
do. ~ r.. at 81 a..
H. u. rolil-: 80 State lambs ~ n. a. 81 ca.
Hume Mullen: - State lambs ducks. - H. NJ - -
HOES Receipts. - 35~I h-di. including ~
head for th" ma-Se' Feeling rne firm and good heavy
O. SA hogs iIrtel 81 'DNSi l'o n good to-
choice pigs - % country dressed iowcr n; ia
1i.c per ~ flr heavy ch, weights.
Sai"s-ffum~ Mullen. "Wednesday IL state hogs.
1872 10 ayerase n 81 Per lro u: d. 3la ~ at s3ip
DO ioG NJ. - TO- FL n. al 50 20. d. 3oI n
81 On do 3cD ~ 50 ~. - state pigs. >G ~ ~
81 - ~ DO. ~ H. 81 80 20 d" no H. az - 10: =
rough hnrs. $50 $50 N. - 5nrS2 80
: Iu ~ n O.: Late Neireslay-lD state hogs -" n.
AZ - ~. i DO. 2i2 No. =. 20 - do. 40 Ii. at 81
H. H. Hollis: 60 state hogs 30 N. a. 81 G1s: late
Wedn.s .sia,-2p state pigs ~ N. ~ 81 -,
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20

ua,se closed steady at point advance 20 pom. Ge
% % s.S1fss no;css T5 a5c ToS sales b.es Ts.
s oda, & z s 'qss se. 1ss ss 'Is week ' and 7o Ss
taes year. Exports today Gresd ss bsi.s siccE
s,,ssas' ii-lCc: miidng Gulf l'-iee: sales %
' cstoa a. Eschangs Special Liverpool csbes-spot eGon
=, 'i G Sales American 5000 bales Receipts
;:,o 5aes. American. $3.50 bales Miaa.ing upsaa
10 -; ro,. net decline January FeeTuary tos1o
f.sruarl Marcn 4Oss March April! 4"s -Apr ., naa,
IN. Xays,t,e- ilG o. November -pecemb.r ilSb -.
.n6er-Ianlary AIS Mancneser-lains 'as'''' ''''"'
,orFEE-Consderabl- weakness was developed on ,ie
int call and prices showed loss OF ~ 10 ~ POI ,osd
~, y, Esyrs and Hamburg showing d decline EuroIs
mi selling orders and locals bought An ~e'ur
u the continued heavy receipts al p'niai
'Se,.s a,d lsrga supplies the United States the
rsbe supply IN this country snow a" ago and ne
s.s5I s ig7 4so bags more than was two Years aso
ag the mornng the m msTng Iacs traders and prices i'm
y-oved about . points ;hat at noon the net ess %
Ss sycbsng. standard at 1860. exchange $-lGd
Rio receipts 5000 bags. Rio clearances 10, u",r e.,
s s's Se. iSss RIO stock 49, oOo santos re
,sip,s s4Op bags santos stock l4Wo oass. ma, r. ~.
sssy smrng the afternoon but lacked broad Interest
The closing tone was steady Win ne' rSe
d.n.,s Tor invoice lines Of Brazilian coffee together
with the budensome az yai.s9e b9 santos caused
vs,v xsss and nominal market the Street Prices
reduced icc is now the nominal prcs
.r Rio No , spot and gi.c for Rio No spot. Milu
coffee was about steady but not very active me re
ported sae- included Gn bags Msracaibo. oie nasS
porto csbelo and bags washed Caracas on private
'erms The stock of coffee at New-iofk o,ner man
is Including 153+4 bags Marscalbp
?AH hags La Guavra l70 bags Coro. 40 bags Angos-
irra in,o bag. savsnills 33s bags Mexican 34s bags
jamaica and $40 bags Central American. purdns tr
sales amounted $40 bags Maracabo 80 paEs
Centred American 1902 bags ssvanilia ana ys oas ~
jamaica The amour, IN transit for Europe lncuhes -
hass savanlla AZ bags Coro. 493 bags Jamaica anu
lD bags Hsyfi. -. ,,..