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Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-18

gains rsneraIy. The dzTrrraie sales were
sr sw sharrs Business Ut tsrds was without
special fsauire. ans was aAzts,y confined 60 a
few 81 tre speculative 8seIlls- Prices moved ir-
regularly in ryupathy wfth the varied .1fu-
enFes. anectng TIE sha-~-z1 -.ulatirr. The
lg44i-E issues stzu sensrut vtiett ealrs. The
d5vsr5i nm we're fairi} alIge AMI mainly
higher. TIE saai-r- we-- s=e- on silver lHr-
tfrltas declined re- cent surIy in TIRE week.
slhse1ueufly q fuiI recCvArF ras made The
dealings amounted % 81 20. fE
TIE FirarclFr says q ire bank statement
Il O. complicated by c1nsittfus watch a. not
Interior something ike S-,-a -. and the only
Offset was TIE irgrraae q s0Hlie. Es shown in
that item Rlt all the r1-a t--eis-l during the
week did not figure in the statement. anf this
fact taretNerH wIth the asFtua nee that imports
bound O. continue iu haeFy volume. rather
favr-s TIE IDEA that tire El9uey market v 90
not exrNIt that degree - zt-lnE-nsy wlich a
superficial study % the statement might l- Re-
cate. ire llsl-epancy between the total loss
Interior le large ana the Drlg way % account
f.- 30 IE on the supplstilr that larEe loans
were made fr- GOA lrf1-tirr 0r--1e-s. Ire
or-I PREMIUM Oh r1li lati-atss 'taf there must
fs q fer-au 1 f-r &c. ana there is doubtless some
boarding h8' the current statement does nor
rer-et THE ia q general way. Sc compared wits
august 81 last the deposits 1f New York hanks
hava t-e-sasef Only g. ra 90. although the Irl-
ports z sold since tHat tirrc have been tn tire
-ls.-a,sl - 81 or. l'. This viii Indicate TIE
volume 0f fHa interior movement. In the same
serve is Only s. 'f .1' beaver.
TIE following were THE closing quotations On
ne leading stocks Cs the New York exchange
today
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-18
MIDLAND rHE LINE SUSPECTED.
Low Joints wrestIe with Cut Rates to
the Coast.

the Coast.
There was a special meeting OF the local
passenger association yesterday morn lng.
at which time the second case Of the Uniol
Pacific sgains, the q. & VI. for paying com
MISSIONS TO other than regular parties and
FOR aiding tbs brokerage business vas led.
The case was an exact duplicate OF the one
hat was tried two weeks ago. and the same
zctiol was taken As the p. q II wa the
initial line on the tickets that were bought
ior 81 less than regular rates. l. was foun
guilty on the two counts presented.
That road al once gave notice Of an ap-
PEAL 10 Chairman Caldwell o. the Trans
continental Passenger association As he
reversed the decision Of the low Joints N
the same matter last week il Is generally
thought that he viii adopt ne sane curse
his time.
]; is pretty wei undergtood that one OF
the four roads represented on the t.yrets
that have been sold from here 20 the coast;
for SO is paying conn mission 20 tho local
bTukcrs Suspicion j. strongly directed
against the Colorado Midland. This view is
borne out h. Two facts, namely: tAc cheap
tickets DAa1 their appearance soon stf-r a
yisit OF the travelling Passenger agC1t Of
| that line here. and further The hr2Ssr no
has sold the tickets has always insisted On
I land whether they uEri sng Of he 0ther
! lines he named or not. : resolution O.
-CctilE Seer iaTy Mann to f5rsaTi 20 e. Z.r-
nan Caldwell and 10 the general PASSENGER
agents OF the b. d NJ. the Colorado Midland,
he RID Grcn-e NeS'r7n and he Southern
/ Paoisc all the evidence in the tu5 parallel
cases as veil IS g report Of he Purchase
( o. two additional tickets b. The ,ocsl secre-
I AIRY. was adopted. The Resolution also
1rays that immediate rellzf be aTCr -cd IS
/ vi-h the tickets that have czusel lie
/ .-1rNla
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-18
UNCLE SANS REINDEER RANCH
Government Herds in AIasha Inereax-
Ing ~ Rnnil RlLn-

Ing at Rapid Rate.
SEATTLE. Oct. l7--EeT- Sheldon Jackson.
United States government agent Of e5uea-
Lon in Alaska, arrived on the Topeka. from
Alaska. Nr. Jackson left Sl,ka on June
l. for Point Earrow, bur il vas not Until
the latter part c. July that he got there
owing 10 the ice which vas unusually late
in melting this season Tie revenue cutter
Bear M K four attempts 10 reach the past
a. Point Barrow AID 6nsiiy tied up 81 =
poin; I've miles from the settlement, 70 Al
ice roe six miles long and two miles side
that had grounded in October Of the previous
year. One whaler vas crushed by the icI
and totally wrecked Her crtR Eas brought
down by the Bear The lighthouse tender
JEANNE was crushed b. the ICE. but not
wrecked.
The reindeer al the four stations were
found 10 have Increased 10 1850. o. which
number 2s7 were born this year. They ere
In splendid condition. Mr.. JscEsoa says that
for rein deer TO be used In transport stion n
the gold mines adjacent 70 tnzt mighty
river. He cannot supply them fer three
years unleEs congress gives big apTEJqTia-
tiou then he cEl co 4 In less time He
believes the government would help the
country q great deal more by lEEIgpTiaUng
q few thousands Tor TINS purpose rather
than millions for pz.r5lilg agains, seal
poaChers, - reindeer VIII be @! !uczlgG!able
value 70 miners in the Yukon bas ls. They
then could reach rich ports o. the country
nov inaccessible.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-18
st. Loui. General Market.

ST. LOUIS, oct E--FLOUR-Higher. but the
advance checked business and little was done
patents, sAp95 49,; extra fancy. 3 S5f1 3: fancy
= slJ2l %. ch1ics. S-.sl5@5J.
WHEAT-TheTe VAS n great advance IN All
domestic markets al the opening and much
strength was displayed all day, owing TO higher
cables ana heavy clearanCes- The market AZ.
yanced In sympathy. and closed for futures So
10 sic hig1er than yesterday; spot higher: No.
, red, cash. elevator, &c. track. 7sG5sc: No.
hard cash, &c; December. sac. Nay Sc
CORN-Futgres became higher IN sympathy
with wheat AID on higher cables. closing s.Glc
above yesterday; spot. lrm=r and higher: No.
cash -7i=c; December. &c lid: Nay g7%c.
OATS-Futurss also showed Al advance with
SPOT higher Nc. cash, lie; Nay, 80 bid.
RYE-ecc bid
CORN MEAJ-y1E.
BRAS-stE1nger and higher; sales reported Of
track, on direct orders south.
IAXSEEu-HiEher: &c
TIMOTHY SEED-Prtne, - 81
PpFLTEY-Steady: chickens, old 6f7-c: spring
5ali=c. ducks. steady al sl=I7e; geese. steady al
sas'zcc turkeys. $3.50.
BCTTER-steady; creamery. BgIle: dairy,
EGGs-steady Al lee
WHISkY-JLIs.
METALS-Lead. quiet but steady At s.D
Spelter. nominaIly a. g IS
PROVTSlONS-PcrE. higher: standard mess
jobhinE s. ssG ISL. Lard higher. prime steam,
81 -; choice. A27is Bacon boxed shoulders
and extra short clear, s. s.r rlbs. %; shorts.
- So. l'ry salt meats. bowed shoulders. 81 u.
extra short clear and ribs. Ag1lz. shorts. s. "a
RECEIIrTS-Flour. 1000 ibis: eorn. L. e09 bu.
oats - 90 bu
sHTPMESTS-Flour 700 bbls; wheat. % %:
bu.: corn. 90 bu.: cats, p, co bu.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-18
The disposition Of the days receipts was
Is follows. each buyer purchasing the num-
- "a n-sa ivHf.4fs41.


CATTLE-The receipts OF cattle were
Right again today only l.Se being reported
II. as aEainst l.5.S Yesterday and AZ on
Saturday Of last week. Today's run. with
one exception. ves the lirhtest OF the
month. OF the cattle received l-s head
were consigned direct 10 rackers, and were
not offered on the market.
As usual on q Saturday the trade was
feaiureiess. and there is very little Of in
terest to say regarding it. Values did not
show any material change. tne cattle SELF
ing IN about the same notch % v-s.Erusy y.
There was one bunch OF Cc-u-fed native
steers, averaging = go lbs. which hrpug b..
N3J while quite q string Of westerns sold
TO the killers at $50 and ga
About seven loads OF cows AID hsifers
were offered ana ~ sold really at tally
largely az western cows. two good sized
punches bringing 8 90 and S2s5
Good stock cattle and feeders were IN
limited supply and the trade was soon
Good cattle Of all kinds were in vc-y fair
demand. and the offerings OF such all sold
early.
TIE cattle marke, Of the past week has
not b-en all that could b. j. SireI and yet
i has been in pretty fair shape on mos;
days II has been one OF those Indifferent
sort OF markets, devoid Of that snap and
lie Which is always pleasing 10 the seller
ms condition OF the market has been due
largely 10 the TACT that common kinds q
cattle have predomiuatel. while really good
cattle Of all kinds have been scarce. The
supply or beef cattle has fallen far below
the demands Of buyers and good corn-fe,i
steers, as Wei as western Erasssrs. have
--ld well ana AZ steady prices while the
common kinds OF westerns have been weak
Good cows and Eeiigrs have ruled strong
and at the Close are a U'tle higher than
ar the opening OF the week Veal @. Ives
plis, etc, have shown very llrtl. change
stockcrs and feeders have sold freely an
the week but values were hardly 50 strong
IS they were during ths previous week
Representatives salcs.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-18
Tobacco Practically MonopoIized the
Attention of Security nenlera

NEW YORK Oct l7.-Tuhacco practically con
stitutei todays stock market IN point Of actiy-
ity, and made a sensational extreme hrsak q -
per cent 70 Ci.. after early Improvement u
a point While the long continued rise in the
stock has been accompanied by a number OF
vGsue ruUors Of bgllish character. tacIuiinr
70 dividends and mere recently by reports sym
REALISTICALLY affected the general LIST, me volume
Of business vas only moderate. Trade e0adl-
lions formed the text Of the bull efforts IN he
clAss OF STOCKS referred 70. while . favorable
3 neral influence Was e1erted ~ the reports of
faTthe r advances in grain and other food ruducts
and Of an enlarSsd export scope. and BY the
minimum rate Of discount above the ruling
pST cent hgure, as had been anticipated. This
money rates caused further large snga Esnenfs Of
gold Tor Import 20 this country. The arrivals o.
Cncertalnty as 10 the eventual disposition Of parI
q; The ineumins specie Is now. however some
from TIE nuillsh significance q the movement
AZ TIE moment. TIE activity and advance in
y ne cotton crop, have caused heavy shipments
- tIHas 70 various parts q the country and
abe inquiry FOR gold for less git mate purp3ss
aa.re eenslaeTatians were reflected IN the bank
e!e.s q he week caused some speculative IN
TIE banks are conanlns thsl- o-srinrs q tim
tines 20 thelr e~n customers, aa1 are reducing
men pIrehas-s % even prime mercantile paper
70 A nllniFnuin- A. TIE time there Is no
ssny IN the an soads d.iliiis sTs !, ssEs
paper and paying II o1. notable reason fsr
ne lEht sales Of lctgal stocks was the publics-
tion q the foreign trade statement Tor SOFTEN
ber showing marked advance in favor 81 this
country MousT call touched 4 p.r cent
win the bulk u the loans. however slightly
above the legal per cent rate. In number
~ Instances shqrt time money was Ioane9 al ID
per cent IN uruar1 movement In the stork
market Was eventually checked b. the strin-
rency ana ~ reports q the Suspension u sew
ernl fEancinl Institutions AZ the interlor A
eonirilated sonlsTghai % unssiils TIE TnaIsei
temporarily. Vas the Withdrawal q a lump slIn
e ssoa 90 m gold from the subtrfssury b a
leading foreign representatives hnuse. The ex-
plAnHilon was simply the execution Of a con
tract
tobacco was the star performer ana on
variety o. rumors advanced - per cent 20 7sA
All but I per cent OF the gain MAS subsequently,
lest tn tie last hours trading liquidation b.
ths clique. Comparative .gures show slight
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-18
HEAVY SHIPMENTS OF GRAIN
Whsa; and Com Constitute the Bulk Of The
Traffic.
MAKING ROOM FOR THIS YEARS cRS
MANY Roads Find Themselves With-
out the Necessary Cars 10 Handle
the Abundant Crop that Has
nccn Raised aud Harvested.

Frcight men report business as not only
better than it has been for some time but
Improving daily Tie shipments OF grain
continue TO be heavy. aal the farmers are
making earnest Efforts 10 clean their bins o,
last years corn. Most 81 the grain that is
going east is this seasons wheat aud last
seasons corn. principally the latter The
farmers need ,heir bins .7- This seasons
crop Of corn. and they need the room badly.
Surerinten5cr; Of Car Service Buckingham
O. the Union Paciac Is rot worrying over any
scarcity Of cars but the otieisls Of other
operating departments are hustlinE fc5 cars
all the time. II is said that the shortage
is greatest in Iowa. where farmers are leay-
ing their wagons filled with grain staining
al the railway depo;s waiting for cars 10 be
loaded. Grain rates. u e said. viii 70 up
a few notchcs on Move mher . though they
will not 80 so high rs they were before the
commencement Of the recent rate war. From
Omaha 70 Chicago they viii be advanced
from Il 10 q cents. and from Omaha 10
Mississippi river points from y 20 is cents.
The live stock shipments are also good.
better than they have been for years Then.
too. merchandise Is beginning to move. The
men Who solicit freight say that the pros
pect o. Mckinley's election is undoubtedly
one q the reasons II not tie principal rea-
son for the increased number q orders
that are coming into the local johbers from
the state. TIE movement Of merchandise
Is FIVE or six times as large a. it was thirty
days ago This is the class Of freight that
pays best sni freight men feel ju5ilzat
when b begins 70 move along lively. The
months q October end November are always
those In which the railroads make their
best showing. ana from Indicators IL IS
pretty certain that these months In 1895
viii Eot prove exceptions to the general rule.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-18
IiNerpooI Markets.

LIVERPOOL. Oct I7.-WHEAT-Spot strong,
demand poor, No. red. spring. G I'D: No.
hard. Manitoba, 6 "a No 7 California & IHs
Futures ci.s=i strong. with near and distant %
sitons G-G--.l higher; business sbglt equally
distributed: O1toher. 6 "a: November 6 81;
December 6 cd: January. 8 sd: February
CSRN-spot STEADY American mixed, nominal
= IA Futures closed steady with near and
distant positioHs Unehanred 70 "a higher: bust
ness abc5t equally Distributed: October g siLd
Noysrsste, . %; December, Is "a: January.
FL6UR.T.fI; aeuiaai Moderate; ST. Louis
PRoyIs1o>S:s-s con. firm; demand fair. Cum.
bersnt cGt 3 70 - Ihs- 34s. short ms - 10 >.
lbs. IS; lcnE clear. light IS TO . lbs n
long clear. heavy. % 20 q lhs IS "a. sbc-,
clear hacks. light, is lis. rs: short clear mia
dies heavy Is 20 20 lbs. sfs: clear bellies u r
10 lhs-, So 81 Shoulders square u 70 u ~
IS Cd Hans shor; cut u 20 Is lbs Bis Tai
low, me North American. rs "a Beef exfrs
Iniia mess rs; prime mess. 4as Pork prime
mess. IRE western, as e.: medium western ~
Lard. quiet; prime western. 23s: refined IN pals
80
CHEEsE-FTrra: demand moderate: fines,
American white. Aur'ist. SIS: nnsst Anseri
can. cc'cr-i August Sc
RUTTEP-Finest United States. Gs; good e.
olLS-I4ntssd Ell. Iss. Petroleum. refined
REFRIGERAToR BEEF-ForequArtsrs. aga
hlni1uarters ~.
HoPs-Ls Io5iea usclnc eoaso. 81
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-18
San Francisco Mining Quotations.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 1.-THE o1scial closin
quotations Tor mining stocks sJdAy were As fol-
.ors.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-18
The Professor Says the Country il Yet
nnlr Hall Wade.


SEATTLE Oct. i7.-Prof. L. L. Dyche o!
the Kansas university returned from
Alaska on the City CT Topeka and left las,
night ty way o. California for his hone.
Prot. Dyche went 70 Cocks inlet especially
in search Of natural history specimens
He sseegs=d 20 the source CT the Kulk river
with an organized expedition. which was Z
SUCCESS. although the obstacles 20 be over
come were appalling. The native bostmen
stripped stark naked. with ropes pulled
the boat W the turbulent river. Prof.
Dyche Obtained snecimGus o! a neS mou2-
tain sheep. twelve immense moose heads.
carrisSu. sea otter, birds and other small
animals On June l. Prof DyChs szE
eight inches Of snow fall, and on August
II eleven inches fell. He sa- three smoklag
mountains and experienced IN earthquake
such as = man could not remain standing
He found large ccal Lodges, but the coal
was so soft that II could be Whitfield with =
knife.
PROT. Dyche said, That country is one
half made Il viii be q good country some
tsy when 4 Is finished. The glaciers arr
slowly doing their work. the mountains are
sinking and the rivers arc venting cut
quantities CT qu.cksznd Il l. a mex coun-
Try. Let il alone. AID some day Il viii
be a good country"
Princess Ton. q famous yruquito Yaka-
ts.a a wealthy princess. wealthy beyond a.!
other ALASKAN Inllsns Fss net ~ Pref.
Dyche. she has $4,000 IN gold tvrltlss
or her right arm; she wzo.z I've bracelets.
each hammered cut Of q gold twenty, and
or her lef- arm she wears Ten bracelets. each
made frC- = So gold piece. she has hun
dreds Of Blankets. ses otter skins. etc. and
she Owls a schooner ard 80 sl0CEs She is
Sc years Of ase cEi has just Obtained her
fifth husband, young man . years old. for
whom she paid $50 blankets. The Thlingit
women manage the Household AMI hold the
purse. The relations are traced back through
the mothers side. l. IS n fact, almost a
savage realization CT Lytton's Coming
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-18

ral cans. ps- dot. ~. haii-rai cans. 30;
idssIIar,rssa fsssy ., sr,gn s, 'S,Le. boxes
SJ'TS-Alnanss california. rtr n medium
i &c 49, si rsr Is ~ Esri,s -ai5u,s .' ts-
n fancy SIT she'll l2c, rlatl4-s slre. lee III
bsrts Ter D.. Doc. T~-aus. polished ne5ium Sc,
iarss. ite. PEANUTS. raw, ssa7c. roasted, ne.
FRESH MEATS
BEEF-Gc11 native steers. a.. 20 60 Rs si-a
&C.. western steers. .esie. rsI cows ana feif-
-. ts5..c. nsiiam cows aut heiiers. p4c. good
flreglarters native steers p-1sc. sod hind
quarters cows ana hsife-s exc. Er1l hin i9lar-
plates. O.. blnei-ss caucts g.. COW chucss e..
steer shuess. -. beef tenderlains is-; beet
lon hacks. banslsss. -. i1ia ha-ss &c. COW
-. ~. D. s1ci cau luins, 40. 8 ll11, b-et
i.lmminEs' e. rump butts. s.: .houiler ciois
F25RlK--nr..ssel hoes r,s pars Joins e. PORK
bats -. pl-k Shoulders rough. Az; p.-S
- ia fs.na.l . -s TRIMMINGS. i'4e.
MJTToN-prezsed lambs. &C.. dressed mutt.
- f-lss -Httau, So legs. mutton. Sac. sgl-
1.es, n1tt.7. s'so stews 80. sheep p.l-ks, o..
HIDES AND TALLOw
IN HIpE : s.. rea hiss 8 Va. Ereea
green sa.tel hides e.. No. { veal aaIs 20 8.
Ies- g.: 30 veal 81, : 20 i ~. g.; Nc ]
No ! lry 4aIt-i hil-s &C. part cured hides. &c
q-T ia Jess tr1r fully cured.
Siff-t-t' l.i-L-l --H'Hresn Ealtel each. -5.ffH-
green sailed sreaTlnrs tshort wooded early
sslaslt each. BE dry sssarlnEs Snort wooded
early s'lrs' No :. each. g: Gry EhearllnFy
ishurt wruIel early skl-l. No. ?. each &c. ary
alnt kansls ana SeHrr sse butcher wool rslts
per u. actual weight. 4uics dry flint Kansas
and NshrasEa Nl-ralu wool r-lts, per la.. act
ual weisht 5ie: cry ~: dorado tutoh -
wool pelts, pr 10 actual weight {l5c. try
Clint Colorado EE--aIn wool felts PER 10 actual
v-.sht csic. fset c-i OF. As Il Is useless 10 pay
freight them
TALJow AND GREASE-TaIlow No : .r
tAit.W- - 2 --e, grease white a. 3. grease
white y, 2: grease. yellow g. grease. dark
l.c. old butter. .E-l-c. beeswax. prime -
- rough tar-- T.
BOSES-Ia car lots. veiEher and delivered il
Chicago Try buffalo. per ton. 50 oaaig - a.
country bleachei- PER ton. So 17Is ~. E-y coun
Try. damp and r1eaty. per ton 8 anyes -
WOoLS-Juwashed. fine heavy sH-c. rue light
srSc. quarter blood. 1gGi2c: seedy bury an
chaTy. t1sc; cottsd and broken. coarse -aae
c.itei and broken. fine, fTsc. Fleece washed
Medium. BGls-. tiue l4zlGc. tub washed lsl
ise: black, SC. bucks. Sc: tag locks. 2sse dead
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-18
FInanciai Notes.

BALTIMORE Oct. It--LearingE. = s.7.2s
balances KS 2Ol.
ancss. 81 - 81.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. I-.-Cesringx slI.T75.-
III balances. s.. 60 g.
ST LOUIS, Oct T.-Cle1Fings. g IS 81; bal
ances. ~ go. monsy. Esss p.T cent. New Y1=l.
exchange As discount I'd. s. discount ASKED
CHICAGO, Oct l7.-C1eariEgs 81 80 81
money. steady; on call. sr7 per cent: 81 time
cas- per cent. New YORK 4sasAanEe. Sc discount
!orztga exchange. teEaa31.s S4ssi-: sixty Gays.
NEW YORK. Oct I7--CIearings. Eias 81 2.
balances, 49, -. The 7sr59Ets q specie from
the port Of New York fer the week amounted
Imports were; Cola 'Ls- 81, silver. Slt3 81 DIP
goods, 81 S77i7g, general ra=rl4zndise. 3issI -
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-18
y ERN :.
49, -.


HOGs-The week closed with a moderate r-lu
o. L-z-- --s-t r-l1 beng reported IN the yards.
u last week u was re smallest IN q -
week, excepting caiy AuEday
The eariy market VS. decidedly IN t5a favor
q ire sellers The trade cp=Ein- g. higher -,
Desirable kinds. The demand was good ana the
great LULA q all the hogs changed 1suds -arfy.
lqNard the close the trade WeakeE-z and closed
VITA TIE advance lost
Heavy hogs sold all the way from s. = u g.
t5-s3, but ire bulk q the hass averaE!-E -.
Ms and above. s5li s1l-Glel Ths Bast
Hsa; le42s sold a. S1g---5. tae top b~lzg &C
higher tEan yesterday.
The hog market q the past week has been
IN very fair condition. the demand being Euo5
and values high, as compared g.-4 TIE t-4si
ieE months The week opened at Al advance
ana values tended stea-lly upward on Tu-ssay
and Wednesday. the high point u the ge-k
being tpuched On "Wednesday. IRE AVERAGE Prise
paid for al the hogs On that dag was - 81 rhs
highest average q any day since May 6 or
IhuTSday the market broke 1875 but rae1ve9ei
4 little On the two days following. the week
closing vsry little better than IL opened. Rep.e.
sentative E4IsE.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-18
stnrk On SIrht.


NEW YORK or. --rnFFEE-Ortf5rs
opened fairly steady az ugi-ts decline. ruled
fairly active. tIt weak under l.4I .1.i.au. fol-
l.ainE uus4' -f-gt1;g- e-ll.z heavy visible sup
ply ana cl.s--nces 90 the Trited S'atsss closed
steady a. net decline OF - points. sales q $50
t1ss. March. S1sass 81. Deeemhe- 8. 75as. s.
spot coffee. Ein. arm N. 2. invoice. flls sob
hing. 81 81 Mu1 steady. Cor1cva. g5 01fi i-.dH
Total warehouse deliveries from the United
States. Sl7s pa -. Including 7.lll hsEs from New
YORK. New YORK stock t,lsy. I'll 81 bars. United
states stock, 1855 hazs aaost Tor tN- Iuitei
states. ~ ~ Dars. total visible for TIE United
states. S7Eas hays against 81. 80 hays Las;
year
HAvRE oct r7.-CuFTEr-Clasll steady. ~
~ advance. ar'a- opening steady az ~ al
,a---. sales g c-' lag
SANTOS. o.. 17.-CuFT E zS-steady. good av-
eraEe santos u 90 res; receipts 9 80 bags.
stock --s 1s tsEs.
HsaIETRG OCT 1-.-C0TTEE-Stga1y; s.dl
psg alvar-c. sales - on bsGs
RIO Oct r-CpFTTE-Flr1r: NJ. Ei0
u 80 reis. exchange. 1.-lc'. rec pts. 2'.qr
bags: cleared t-~ TIE United states p 90 bass
co. Europe u 90 bags. stock, 53'..-9 bags