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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-10-07
NATIONAL POLITICS.
BRYAN QUOTES M'KINLEY.

Clarksburg, W. Vain his speech here
Candidate W. j. Bryan said:
"The Republican candidate for presi-
dent said in his letter of acceptance: 1T
is not more money we want. What We
want is to put the money we already have
at work
snow, remember that these words were
uttered at a time when the circulating
medium had fallen off $l50,000,0OO in two
years. Let me compare that with what
he said six years ago, when, instead of
having decreasing volume of currency,
we had an increase of about $24,O0O,O 900
every year. At that time they were try
ing to substitute the Sherman law for the
Bland-Allison act. The Bland-Allison act
put in circulation about $24,000,OOO every
year, 80 that the circulation was increas-
ing, and not decreasing, as now.
"The Republican candidate, then in
congress, said: 4 will not vote against
this bill (the Bland-Allison act) and thus
deprive the people of my country and the
laborers and the producers and the in
dustries of my country of $30,0OO,O0O an
nually of additional circulating mediums
"My friends, what change has taken
place in the last six years? Then he de-
sired to increase the amount of money in
circulation, and now he believes that all
you havo to do is to have condolences;
that you have enough, and you will never
notice the loss. (Cheers.)
"The Republican candidate said six
years ago, in the discussion of the Sher-
man bill, that he wanted the double
standard. He wants the gold standard
now. What change has taken place? If
the double standard was good six years
ago, it is good now. (Applause.)
"Yet, We find Republicans who we're
openly and enthusiastically championing
the double standard then, who are to-day
turned completely about and are oppos-
ing what they advocated then.
"They tell us that we are trying to fur
nish market for silver bullion, and that
our cause is simply the cause of the sil-
yer bullion owner. We deny it. We in
sist that we want silver for money, and
that we want it, not because we produce
silver in this country, but because we
need silver in the commerce of this coun.
try. (Cheers) The very people who are
accusing us of working in the interest of
the mine owners are supporting a Re-
publican candidate who six years ago
argued in favor of the Sherman law, and
one of the reasons he gave was that it
would furnish market for all the silver
produced in the United States. Zap.
plause.)
II call your attention to these extracts
from speeches made by the Republican
candidate, not because deny to man
the right to change his mind, but in-
sist that, when man changes his mind,
he ought to have reasons for 1t that he is
willing to give to the American people,"
(Applause.)
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An Apostle Disciplined.

Salt Lake, Oct. 7.-At the conference
of the Mormon church to-day all the an.
thoritios were sustained with the excep-
tion of Apostle Moses Thacher, whose
name was omitted from the list. The ao-
tion against Thacher was for failing to
take council before accepting the nomi-
nation for political Office. Apostle
Thacher was the Democratic candidate
for the United States senate last year.
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Work Of the Flames.

Work OF the Flames.
Logansport, Ind, Oct. 7.-Yesterday
afternoon st. Mchael's college burned.
The loss is $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
Peoria, Ill.-The building occupied by
the Ide manufacturing company was
nearly destroyed by fire this morning.
The loss is about 100000; insurance,
$136,000.
Lima, Peru.-The fire at Guayaquil,
Ecuador, which ls said to have destroyed
fifteen squares of that town, including
most of the important buildings in it, is
still raging. Guayaquil has been burned
from the postotfice to the custom house,
the flames extending from the river.
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SANTA FE. N. M. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER = l89
Sensation in sugar Circles.

New York, Oct. For some days
rumors have been circulating, in connect
ion with the declining tendency in sugar
stock, of impending opposition Oh very
large scale to the American Sugar Refining
Co. The stock to-day declined to 1881
on heavy selings. The rumors have
crystalized into a statement that rbuckle
Bros, coffee merchants, have decided to
go into the sugar business.
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KANSAS CITY CARNIVAL.
Mercury and Venus.

Boston, Dot. IA dispatch from the
Lowell observatory at Flagstaff, A. T.,
announces that the astronomers have dis.
covered the planets Mercury and Venus.
Each turns once on its axis during one
revolution about the sun, making day
just equal to the year of these planets.
They find further that Venus is not
cloud-covered, but has about it a thick
atmosphere, while Mercury has none.
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The Cxar Taken Ill.

London, Oct. 1.-THE st. james Ga
zette this afternoon publishes dispatch
from Paris saying that the performance
at the opera yesterday evening ter
minated abruptly in the middle of the
ballet, owing to the illness of the czar,
which, it is said, was occasioned by the
bad cooking at the Elysee palace.
Under the guidance Of President Faure,
the czar and czarina set out early this
morning to visit the principal points of
interest in Paris. Wherever they went
they were greeted by demonstrations of
enthusiasm equal to those af yesterday.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-10-07

New Mexico Territorial Fair-Albu.
querque, N. M, Oct. 12 to IL, 1890.
For the above occasion the Santa Fe
Route will place on sale tickets to Albu-
qoerque and return at the exceedingly
low rate of one sent per mile, ($1.70) for
the round trip. Dates of sale, October
10 to II, inclusive, good for return pas.
sage until October 20, 1896.
HIS. Lurz, Agent,
Santa Fe, N. NJ
GEo. T. NroHoLsoN, g. P. A.,
Chicago, III.
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Candidate watson Disabled,

Atlanta, Ga, Oct. 7.-Thos. E. Watson,
the Populist candidate for vice-president,
has gone to the home of Thompson, suf-
which threatens his enforced retirement
from the active campaign tor some time.
His physician says that, unless he ceases
using his vocal powers entirely for the
present, he will probably bring on dan
gerous abscess. Mr.. Watson is at work
on his letter of acceptance.
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River steamer sunk.

Gallapolis, Ohio, OCT. THE elegant
steamer Columbia struck a rock near Red
House, on the Ohio river this morning,
and sank almost Immediately. The pas
sengers escaped in yawls. The steamer
was valued at $4,000.
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Closing Campaign of Education.

Chicago, Oct. THE campaign of edu-
cation, so far as the distribution of litera.
ture is concerned. will be finished on Oc-
tober 2l. At both the Democratic and
Republican headquarters it is announced
that after that date all the energies of
both parties will be devoted to the con-
version of voters on the stump.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-10-07

Offensive Partisanship Punished.
Benton Harbor, Mich, Oct. 7.-R. J..
JARVIS, postmaster, has been removed
from Office because of offensive PARTISAN
ship. He is candidate for congress on
the Democratic- Peoples union silver
ticket.
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The sage Of Canton.

Canton. Ohio, Oct. 7.-Shortly after
O'Clock this morning small but enthu-
siartic delegation arrived from Goodale,
Ind. They were introduced to Major
Mckinley by A. P. Jenkins.
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Morton will Speak .

Washington, October 7.-Seoretary of
Agriculture Morton, now in Nebraska,
will deliver speech at gold standard
demonstration in the Auditorium at Chi
oago on Friday next. He is expected to
return here to resume his official duties
Immediately afterward.
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An Address to Masonl

Chicago, Oct. 7.-.Vice- President Stew
enson's oration to the grand lodge Of
Masons of Illinois was the principle event
of the session to-day. He was we'll re.
Ceived.
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WESTERN CARNIVALS.
Events of the Mountain and Plaia
Festival In Denver-Magnificen
Parade in Kansas City.

Denver. Oct. 1.-THE principal feature
of the second day of the carnival was the
parade this afternoon of maskers, in
which we're many grotesque and amusing
features. The Indian games and dances
and band contests we're among the other
events of the day.
KANSAS CITY CARNIVAL.
Kansas City.-Forty blocks of flower
covered vehicles, many occupied by So
ciety ladies, the whole presided over by
"Kween Karnation"-Mrs Smith B. Hall,
of st. Paul, passed through the business
streets to-day.
IMMENSE CROWD IN ST. LOUIS
st. Louis.--It ia doubtful If st. Louis
ever entertained larger crowd of strang-
sSs than psoRsth9puoasspuEofthsS 18th an
mat parsde of Vie yelled prophet. Over
250,0O0 people are said to have Witnessed
the parade, which is said to have been the
finest ever shown in the city.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-10-07

A hacking cough is not only annoying
to others, but is dangerous to the person
who has it. One Minute Cough cure will
quickly put an end to it. Fischer Co.'S.
drug store.
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A man from
Leadville

who recently returned from
an eastern trip declares that
the sleeping cars in use on the
Burlington's ~ e t ib Il d
Flyer are every bit as hand
some as those on the limited
extra fare trains between
Chicago and New York.
speaking for myself" he
says. II believe the Burling-
ton Route is to-day giving the
most satisfactory service on
this continent. Not the high
est priced, mind you = the
most satisfactory-the kind
that suits the man who want
things RIGHT.
The Flyer" leaves Denver
at 80 p. m. daily-after ar
rival of trains from all points
in Colorado. No change of
cars. Denver to Omaha, Chi
cago, Kansas City, st. Louis.
RY, General Agent, Denver.
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MOrluary Record.

Tours, France, Oct. 7.-Gen. Trochu,
who defended Paris until it surrendered
to the German army in January, 1871, is
dead.
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Highest of all in Leavening Power-Lae U. S. Govt Report
R3H!A!!! g! Rsk!Gs Rs&assz
ABSOLUTELY PURE

stopped by the bandits and firing COM
menced, the Indian took the brush and
several shots were fred at him, so our
informant states.-Albuquerque Citizen.
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Rear. End Collision ON santa re.

Kansas City, Dot. 7.-During fog at
Argentine this morning Ava east bound
Santa Fe trains we're mixed up in rear.
end collision just outside Of the railway
yards. The trains we're following each
other closely.
Three engines, two way cars, one Pull
man sleeper, two tourist oars, two bag.
gage cars and several stock oars were
wrecked.
No one was killed, although four per.
sons wore slightly injured.
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Says the Las Vegas Optic: "Mr. Cat
ron hasn't gone east to button.hole the
national committee Tor money, but to
raise "the needful" from personal friends,
If such thing be possible. However,
this is campaign in which the Republi-
can boss and bulldozer can not buy his
election to congress. The people can not
be persuaded BY few paltry dollars into
voting against their own material in
terests. This is silver year, the country
over"
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Can adian Strikers Win.

Montreal, Oct. 1.-THE operators strike
on the Canadian Pacific railway is over.
The strikers, with the exception of those
who committed acts of violence, are to
be reinstated. The exact terms of the set
tlement are not known.
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In the Hands Of a Receiver.

Tyler, Texas, Oct. THE Tyler Oar l.
Lumber company, one of the largest lum-
Der concerns in Texas, has been placed in
the hands of receiver.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

AstOnishm ment In Oflicial Circles-Eng.
land Has Violated Passive Vene.
Euelan Agreement = RemOn.
STRANGE May he Necessary
A Virginia Appoint.
ment.
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They are so little you hardly know you
are taking them. They cause no gripping,
yet they act quickly and most thorough
ly. Such are the famous little pills
known as De Wits Little Early Risers.
Small in size great in results. Fischer d
Cos. drug store.
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President in Connecticut.
Greenwich, Conn, Oct. 7.-Benet:ial's
steam yacht Oneida with the president on
board arrived here at midnight.
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G. W. yALLrRY, General Agent, Denver.
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MONEY AND INVESTMENTS.
Doings Of a Day With Wall Street
Operators
VOLUME OF BUSINESS WAS BETTER.
Indictment Of American Tobacco Ofticialh
1htew Large Biouks of Stock un
the Market Bonds Saggcd.


New York. May s.--The stock market
today showed some iu,proyemen, 4, val.
,,,.. -. ,,u.i,,.rs., -. - ~ W.
.''' y, "s'''sss' ai'noush 'he Grazing was
fr@guiariy distributed and the ACTIVITY
was In spots. London prices came iovv.r
.ra cato. ,,, fo,..t.,,, a.,..,,,,. -.
'" S'''N iVi 'o'''s" "eN'~i' "cr" eNe-
suited III this marnct owing TO the dis
trus. entertained by foreign investors aud
su.culn,nrs r,,ad.rs NC, oc.r,., ,,,,,.,,..
'''' "'So o'tetS" sNoVNs
freely, being partly influenced b., reports
ct unfavorable crop conditions. The con-
ross,ons .u,o,,. ,ho e,,,,5,r, r,ii,,a,,
s Nv ''''N """'
STOCKS was confined 10 iractiol.s. the more
Important of these losses being scored by
Inc International listed shares
The news OF the Indictment OF the oifi-
cials ui tho american Tobacco com ny.
referred to in these dispatches yestefun..
eauSei great blocks OF the stock 10 ue
thrown upon the inarkcc at the outset
depressing, the price "a per cent 10 D. -
Sugar La ,lcda gas. common and pre-
iprr,.,i genera, ,irit,,ic and rt,hhnr ma
fcrred saggcd eWg9. POINTS, win iiN,.ral
offerings III the trst named on IL scale
down owing to reductions in the ptl,ts
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I3osrON.

Boston. Mass. May s.-The Boston
Commercial Bulletin Will say tomorrow OF
the wool market; The mark". continues
exceedingly dull and istless on the East
orn seuboard. The only purchases OF note
have been by the Pacific mills. Their buy
ers in this markei and in Fort Wayne,
Ind have been ticking ON large lines Of
quarter bioqds al IL. and l5c. the Alan
chester mills have been loGNins our tor
similar woois In Missouri. Quarter biooas
nave ,oGc he'd the lowest price known IN
.ne history, Ohio Ky a cent ana n.llf
higher tbau last year and ordinury inc
Westorn vcg.s are from lsr TO H. higher.
List ycar tbe Immediate future was bright
ms year it III depressing. The sales tor
thn week are l.23i,u0U pounds dpmesiic an
-. so foreign, against l,l3sVA rounds do
nestle and i21.D3J pounds for"jan lat
week ana lsi7,ir pounds dom y ic aaI
sgg 900 pounds foreign ior the same weoh
LAT year. The sales 10 date SHOW a dc.
erease Of l,.530.ii3 pounds domestic and
90 500 PONIES foreign from the sales 10
The same date IN lslj Tho receipts TO date
show a decrease of 230s bales domestic
ana an increase OF i5p62 bales foreign.
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New York. May S.--Thc cotton market
s'frted out with Il decline OF 2a'+ POINTS,
then rallied sal points and TOOK sharp
nlnlbln closing Mt about tn. lowest iig-
r,is. a uet decline az Aai points Gaines
were not satisfactory and crop accounts
continued TO show ny as nhihVorlhie.
There was u good dsa OF long cotton ior
SALE from OUTSIDE int"reeta- TIE rccog-
uiad bun leaders offered no support.
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TRADE NOTES.

I n green corn OF the season was
market today.
t sa, ore in moderate supply and
.e"'ai'a at higher prices.
sss iron from Kansas Is now received
4su M'ls for 6V7c per pound.
Ia aor.hsrn markets are now being
Ns. WIN Strawberries from Arkan-
b. 'S'ouH and other states In that
ims y a frmer feeling In the local
III, ', IKE. IN sympathy with the West.
f.c. u'emery is quoted in Ele.n nj
IN aet ton were In fair supply today
=, 'or ncodl.G5 per crate. A few
n, H., very fine Dickinson berries
po,, % nananas received at the diff
M "a OF entry have been very light
|ralt aro complaints of u scarcity OF
oy .ann.d goods situation shows no
hi ths The hand-to- mouth polic,-
e Il M Popular ono with purchas.rs,
he re,su now getting late in the seq
kindle dnsrs are allowing their stocks
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STOCKS.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO.
"a. leading futures ranged ns follows:
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FR1rIrs AND NUTS.

pANANAs-Por bunch. sl.5oa2 %.
BLACK BERRIES -for bucket. t0a5Oc'
pcr H-quarte crate, Sl.rail5o
cOCOANUTS-s3 5Dai.'0 per 100; S3i |" per
lemons Messinn ma Palermos. cnoce
s2.75; extra fancy. ;3.00dSo0
NUTS Brazil III per b. Fiiberts, siei-
ly, DC. Naples, L. lie. wdlunts, llpl5ci pea
nuts 3 l-SNGc; almonds, Tnragona, lie per
10, re per sack; California almonds i0e,
pecaus > l-2daGc. ol,
ORANGES California seedlings. s25oa
n. navcls s3.10n3.75. a1.
rRANHE.RRit.S- iIv'ra fancy. SLaQq
2oo. fair to good, slo0nl2S; common ana
soft lnnl Inc.
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CHICAGO.
az a-On The lack Of fam in

chicago. May Son the lack ct faith IN
~. Continued reports OF damage 10 whea'
IN the West aud Southwest iae o All 49, ~
a. a., s,,ccce,iad in beating do"n pF!tts'
d I,if,. closed at IS ~ or s-i below restef5
9 9a, corn and oats declined y ann 20
rr.ns,,ectively Provisions were inihii,tas..
Thsre was fair trade IN wy,n saI, I" puy-
ios"', * profits Fluctuations covered
~ range. with the top prices score.
.eor he start. There was rans"a, r ~
nee 40 stories from the Southwest arr
VIZ pns fnne outside buying. early chpits
and and. snow bnwever. disappointment, coming II,
w. We Al higher and then the weather wa
q, pu, yeanerai favorable, though rev SHOW
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rho beet cattle market continues fully
supplied and weak. good calves and YER
lnRs n,mor and more active. hogs weak
sheep duil and weak.
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noe pRnnrCTN WEAK.


No was a sharp decline in hog prod
( at Chicago today and prices are now
at the extremely low prices prevail
no weeks ago Lard never sold lower
American exchanges existed. The
Ag price for July lard today was i,,h
a 4.S2ia Yesterday. Pork aud ribs
ower than at any time since ls',.
dropped u points today, July closinS
/, Short rihs closed nj an for July
5y. Cash prices are even Il few
below these figures. While II Is
likely that a good advance viii soon
y, the unlertone of the previous mar
still weak
worlds available supply Of lard, ms
lel by FarhAnk & 20. May ! as
We'd iSS,ii9 Heroes. against lle.WW
a month ago. 1000 tierces n year
nd l3.5i tierccS Two years ago. The
" however, Is about aA.,Dn ticrcos less
On May J lSll Stocks in Europe and
were 2l3,60l Heroes. d decrease OF
terces during April
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HOUSTON.

Hogs -cornfod. U5O lbs and under) sA
oar market * abnndan.ly stocked this
week with cattle Of all CLASSES. Cornfcd
hugs, 100 lbs ana under, are In demand
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-09

Market well supplied with cattle amt
calves, ovcrstacked With sheep and hoss.
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DRIED FRUITS.

APPLIES Fancy sliced in boxes 4 a-iw
evaporated. 7iT lie: aprico,s cvaporatet,
zoe; cltron. He per 10; currants,. fancy
cleaned Lie; nss evapora'cd Sc; Turkish
layer lie; nectarines. esupora'ed sc'
peaches, oyaporated. l-2c, pears. eVai)-
Grated s i-2c: puins. pittei. Sc.
RAlSINS--C California l.. L. boxes l2'fd
40: crown NJ. II. raasins, % u boxes.
3 lie, crown l.. NJ. % ID BOXES lag
pNl,NEs-Crop 1895: California prunes,
ao-l00s l-ec: s0-a1s. lie, 10-Sos Ic, to-'9s,
7 l-9c: o0-6ls Sc. silver prunes. lie; r"Dy
prunes .-2c.
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COMMERCIAL pRIEFs.

New York. Nav s-Clonrings, slol 500
sii: balances, s9,5i2l92-
Kew York, May S---GoYcrrr,en, ma
railroad bonds weak; Stat" hondS a"".
New York May s.-liiees 1niei; iea a,tl,'
st"adv. wool dull; domestic heeee' lo9a-;
pulled 1ou26.
cincinnati. ohio. May 8 whisky
steady, sales. 546 barrels at LIZ.
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LONDON.

London, May Sat the wool auction
sales 49, is1 bales were offered, Of which
5000 were withdrawn. Best morino greasy
went freely mt steady ntes ana other
eraaes are somewhat lower md irreRu,nr.
American representatives were attentive
buyers today. Tho series has been cur
,ulled md win close on tho 18th inst ma
it 10 very likely a very heavy amonnt Of
wool win be carried over, Folowing nre
III sales In detail: New South Wales 1878
lnles: secured 4dNls la; greasy, l-2ff
l0d Queensland, 2i57 bales secured.
II l-2dft1s Cd; greasy, l-fNloI Victoria,
Gd1ad. South Australia. f25 bales:
secured, ls2dMfs 2 i-al; greasy. 5-adfp
ia Swan River 1es bales; greasy
4 l-oin7d. Tasmania. 81 holes; secured,
sIea ha.ev: secured aiTis I'D; greasy.
fd0lol Cape Of Good Hope and Natal,
l1es hnios; secured 7dals Id; greasy.
4 2-sdGl1 Id.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago. May SHUTTER firm; creamery,
nTi5 l-2: dairy, Fans. Eggs-DnIi ana
weak. 7 1879
St. Louis, May s-Butter--Slow and IN
changed. EGGS quiet. steady: fresi'
lie.
Kansas city. MO. May s--BWter.
STEADY. creamery, l2nli. dairy. SMl2,
Enthusiastically. strictly fresh. H.
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COFFEE.

New York. May s--cotfce --oytions OPS, onen .
ed quiet, prices 'mchangsd s e p" *
email local trading. CLOSED qulst d ~ ~
sbnnsea prices to p 70 p9,ins: ~ Nay iss
snn, oe SSS quiet 10 10 ], M ...
quiet; cordoya is s1stlsc a,, eslf iss b -.
Maracaho. 200 bass; say a. pc,,i "a Isbcl.
10, 100 bags. washed Porto, \, ,rn,,, me
Total warehouse deliyef'.sssc t,u iE ~ ~
from New York; United ktasss III
iao ai'ss, FOR the Re. I;aIss s ssss.: sss
total yleihls od ner tne ~, Ss, vsas.
aa!os, May scStf; s.ca anIIa 1 s 80;
age Santos nominal; $1,000 " NJ Z as
stab mam s,i%s- May s-ouiss, '.sprs Nd
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