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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-10
RUDINI At THE Head.
The Marquis Accepts the Pre-
miership of Italy.
YIELDS TO WISHES OF HUMBERT.

Abandons HE Plans and Agrees to Let tho
Italian Troops Remain In Africa-soi-
diers mt Milan and Florence on the Point
of Observation-Disclosures Mob st Hi
boa Threatens the United States Consul
sts-PoIice Pelted with stones.
LONDON, March l0.-A dispatch from
Rome to the Central News says that the
Marquis dl Rudini upon accepting the
premiership renounced his own views ia
voring the withdrawal Of the italian
troops In Africa within limited sphere.
General Ricotti, minister OF war, the dis
patch says, has also abandoned his pro-
posed reduction Of the army corps 1t 10
probable that Signor Vanosta will be-
come minister of foreign affairs. The
report that Cassala Ia surrounded by der
wishes has been denied and General Balls
sera has been commanded to withdraw
the troops from there should they become
endangered.
Soldiers May Revolt.
Dispatches from Milan and Florence
state that chaos reigns and the soldiers
arc on the point Of revolt. An outbreak
among them was narrowly averted sun
day. The TIA ians now declare that their
awful defeat Is attributable to the over
whelming odds their army had to con-
tend against. 1t Is claimed that l5,OOO
Italian soldiers were pitted against l0O,-
900 Abyssinians. Menelek is reported as
ready 10 arbitrate. but the selection OK
General Ricotti ~ minister Of war IL
looked upon rs an Indication OF an ar
gressive campaign. 1t will probably DO
deferred, however. until the close Of tho
rainy season next fall.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-10
TrolIav Car Accident.

ST. LOUIS, March lo-The following
arc among the more seriously injured by
n trolley car collision near the suburb OF
Kirkwood Sunday evening: Motorman
Robert Aiken and Samuel Smith, died
Monday morning; Peter Ryan. hip
crushed and knee cut; DIR. NJ. Z. Mar
shall. leg broken; j. II. Trump and VIE,
both bruised about the body; Richard
Williams. Webster Grove, both feet
crushed: John Bangcrr, left arm broken
in two places and neck wounded; Edgar
Morr,s right leg fractured above knee.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-10
SUIT AGAINST ARMOUR & CO..
Alleged Violation of the Oieomargine
Law In New York.


WATERFOWL, n. Y, March lo.-Attor-
ney General Hancock, through Mullin,
Griffin g. Walker of this city, has insti-
stituted an action against Amour & Co.
to recover penalties amounting to soIo.ooo
for alleged violation of the state law In
selling oleomargarine in different places
throughout the state during the past SIX
or seven years. The venue is laid In Jet'
ferson county. This suit ia the outcome
of the attempts made by Commissioners
of Agriculture +. q. Shraub to suppress
the sale of oleomargarine since he as
sumed office
His endeavors in this respect were met
by the defendants by injunction restrain
ing him from prosecuting any suits until
the determination by the supreme court
of the United states of the question ol
the constitutionality of the law prohibit
ing the sale. About year ago that conr'
held the law was constitutional. whero
upon the commissioners OF agriculture
sought to begin the suit in question: pu'
was unble to abtain service OF the sum
mons until now.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-10
killed Himself In III. Cell.

IONA, Mich, March io-Thomas
Weaver, an inmate of the state house OF
correction, killed himself in his cell by
cutting his throat. Weaver was serving
a third term at Ionia. He was also known
as Thomas Hayes and Thomas Trues'
dale. Weaver had been showing signs OF
insanity for the past three months An
some manner he managed to get hold
of n piece of table knife, which had been
ground to a point, and killed himself
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-10
Ten Fami,ie. Rendered Homeless.

PITTBURG, March l0-An east end nre
Monday morning destroyed block OF
ten houses an Aurelia street, rendered ten
families homeless and causing loss OF
$40 600 The fire originated from de-
fective fiuc and spread 50 rapidly that the
occupants barely escaped with their lives
and lost all their household effects. Cap
tain Fred Beckett of engine company NO.
10 fell twenty feet and was seriously but
not fatally injured.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-10
Arreste d for Forgery.

OMAHA. Neb,. March l0-A man whose
real name is ascertained to DO Alex Mil
ler was arrested Sunday for attempting
,o pass n check for $3.50, to which he had
forged tho name of Drabo & Co, Pitts
burg Pa. of which firm he claimed TO be
n member He admits having passed
forged checks in other places, and Is
wanted in PiItsburg and other eastern
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-10
Bank Closes It's Doors.

GoopLASD, Kan, March iO.-The Sher'
man County bank closed its doors Mon
day morning Bank Commissioners Bried'
enthal having taken charge. Assets are
placcd at s6O,0)0: liabilities, $35, 600. The
bank officials claim that they will bo able
70 nav dollar for dollar. The county has
A deposit OF S23. 90 in tire bank.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-10
Murderer's Body stolen.

BELLEFoNTE. Pa, March lo-The body
of William Etlinger, the Center county
who murdered Constable John
B,rner. on last Thursday, rather than
submit TO arrest, and then blew his brains
ont while his house, which had been fired
Inv order of the sheriff in order to drive
Etlinoer out, was burning was stolen
trov the grave sunday night 1t Is sup
nneed it was removed by students.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-10
Exottsment over q Murder.

MOLINE, Ills. March 10 0-Excitemcfs
still continues relative to the kuschmann
murder. Young Kuschmanns overcoat
has been found some distance from where
the body was found, carefully folded.
The lining was 5loodstained, and there
are bloody finger marks on the outside OF
the garment. The cap has not yet been
found, and has evidently been destroyed
or carefully concealed.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-10
u,n.r. 70 Ask Increased Wages.

PnlLLIpsBURa Pa, March lo.-At the
miners mass meeting yesterday rcsoiu.
tions were adopted declaring In favor OF
asking for an advance of 10 cents ton
ON and after April l, and steps were tax
en- TO bring about union of all miners In
central Pennsylvania to the end that tho
demand might be general.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-10
couid Not Full Together.

DENVER. March l0.-G. L. Morrill,, whc
came here from Minneapolis about a year
ero to take the pastoratc OF Calvary
Baptist church. Sunday rendered his res
irnation. Mr. Morrill, Is q man OF origi
nal thought and methods and 1t Is claimed
a disagreement with the more oonserva
tive element Of his congregation lod to his
resiQnation
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-10
WIN Report ravorab,y.

WASHINGTON, March iO-rhc house
committee on banking and currency Mon
day voted to report favovably 20 the house
the bill lntroduc, "a by Johnson oilndiana
20 u ,rmit national banks TO issue notes tc
the par value of the bonds deposited by
,hcm In the treasury as security for thsi'
iss,is of uoles
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-10
IhE pEATH RECORD.

Or. w. III. LlTTLE prominent and
wealthy citizen of Cleveland. O.
JAMES II. McVicKER pioneer thcatr cal
man, at Chicago.
CHARLES boz. chief Justice OF the New
Hampshire suprsms court a. Dover ~ H.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-10

wAsnIxaroS, March 70. BY direction oil
tho nresident einl 4 honor has been
,,Iven oryill 4. Chaml srlain. captain Oh
Compay g, Scventy-f nth Indiana In.
fanrss. for distinguish gallantry at 'he
ha,,ls of Chickainauga Sept. 20 lStj.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-10

PrrTsBuRa. Marsh l0.-The shovel fao'
tory OF Hubbard e. Co., on Butler street.
was destroyed by fire ut an early hour
sunday morning. Less, SlOo.O0o; insur-
ancc, $4,000. Tho origin of The fire is a
complete mystery. The factory was one
OF the largest in the country.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-10

Butte, Mont, March j0.-Matt Mcguire
aud Jacob Henkc, miners, were instantly
killed 10y an explosion Of powder In the'r
cabin at the Madison mine. near sheridan
rhe cause cf Tho explosion is unknswn.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-10
,y.,r.n, ON, for Cecil Rhodes.

IoxpoS. March 10 1t is admitted by
the pollco authorities that warrant haa
heen issued for the arrest OF Mr.. Cecil
Rhodes. He is charged with completely
I'm the importation Of arms int, the
Transyaal territory for use against the
.,tharities of that republic.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-10
charged with Bank wreckIng.

FORT FORTH Tex, March lo.-R H.
Gibson, cashier Of the defunct CONNER
cial bank Of Kingnsher, 0. T., has been
arrested and jailed here on warrants
charging bank wrecking and receiving
deposits after it was known the bank was
,nsolyent He WINS taken TO kingIisher.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-10

BAYOU SARA, Ll. March l0--The cot
ton compress here was destroyed by nre
Sunday evening Loss, si0UOJ; insur'
onco slhO.O
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-10
ros, Admiral Henry Wake Dead.

NEw YORK, March TO- Rear Admiral
Henry Wake died at his home In Brook
lyn at 3:05 yesterday afternoon. Henry
Wake v as born In Virginia cighty-eiEhs
years age, and became midshipman In
isg7. Ile served in the Mexican aud civil
WAra
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-10
DusRAN,,s DOOM DELAYED
May Not Go to the scafro,d Before the En,
of the Year.

SAN FRANCISCO, March l0.-April Q a
year will have passed since tn murder
Of Blanche Lamont, and yet Theodore
Durrant who was convicted Of the crime
last November, Is still in the county Jail.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-10

Inscription ON tho blade Of Kaiser ser
w;IhaIm's sword. "Trust in God ! BE
courageous in battle. in order that you
nav preserve your honor and your glory
The one who relies courageously ON the
aid of God is never beaten honr
strength belongs to the faiheriand. 10
nv dear son. Wilhelm. May o. isss'
wilhelm, r. p"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-17

HEMP AND JUTF}-T1lo market for both Manila and
Offering freely 80 that tho tone Is steady Jus ana
hemp SPOT 4s.c shipment sc: shipment from United
Kingdom. 4.c; ssal. spot "nc shipment 3rc jue, SPOT
fiGGl4c mixing and baegns nominal; 1utc butts ship
ment. paper quality. Lite; mixing lNglAso: bagging.
HIDEs-The market is quiet at tho moment, and has
hcr light ana We'll held comparatively stock
coming forward TINS tends TO make tho market stead
dry hides CIV sashs ter rusd steady az
g s of h s sna P ~ a s 100 Bro
iae Msis"cfas ~ SrHos9' ia,.s nsse l:gjss; cTn
Guayra, i2c: Southern flint ioaioAc. Dry slted-Mara
s SCUM s Wet e Ore py nominal i
s1n ss g , y nas .S Sras saG e. ps
Sc cow, &c Country slaughter-Sieers o97c; cow. ca
LEATHER Market for hemlock sole leather pretty
Eood shape win ss.ay and DGe a @ Mann
not doing much. Union leather Is fairly active and steady
M@ aess s 'sI' pa q0Gs
is eSao sss FIRST selection ls92s seconds
s % 4 backs h and 9 @se hss ssco9s
Ssg2.c seconds 2eo27c bellies. i40Ioc; betting butts
oy Closing % %a at f SIS % T aae, cs s9a
sed.-? ''ss II ssss q %S
MoIAssEs AND sYRuPs--The market shows s,ead
ness on all gradey but there only moderate demand
at the moment, Prices are unchanged We quote; New
Orleans centrfusal. ordinary l2Q l3c common l4glGc
fair lIN2,c; prime 2q2Ic choice .Ag25c Orleans
open kettle fair. 2Ia2c: good 2oa3oc: prime 32Q34c
choice 33n3'c; Porto ltieo 2su35c Baibadoes 25g21c
ssrups sugar ta i2ai'c good 5giec cnoicc ia
pentne o3t bbs: tar ls7t bills Tho market FOR spirits
tufprtnne Is quiet and unchanged regulars
Ts F Ssod asG Ss sa @ TAR
pitch quiet but steady md unchanged quote: Tar
regulars 81 81 OIL bbs q 200 So IS PITCH 81 s5Qsi
OCEAN FREfGHTS-The demand m Is
unsatisfactory although rates continue nominaIy steady
We quote: Grnn-Lverpool %; London 50 asked; Gins
cow I'd Bristol. I'd: Leith. sd. Hull 3D. Newcastle
$,.d Antwerp. 2sd Marsees Is "a; Copenhagen p nd
bremen 10 pfga Hamburg 40 PICS asked; Rotterdam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-17

Cash quotations were As, follows: -Four aaie,
sa '@e g s SH E. geo no Hy wnT Sc5 CO., S
5l'sc. ~ corn. 2'=g27'.e No oats li'.gFsc: n,
-e@ ST.: prime timothy .c-G. s. q nominal mes
pork PER 'e 81 ogs5 =, S sd per i39 b 81 Ioss ~
(oN~ siasi ~ short clear sde~ boxed s4gs4 2is
S %@S os f Is sa na''nsa SEE Sc 'sr a s
rinsecd oil. Raw. Sec boiled &c On the Produce EA-
creamery. i''ec nrsts lSqlie; seconds logic Eggs
S f'r s. ,sass go dai snesansea corn
White &i&2l,.c: sample mixed is4c' rejected issc
en- ss"' ctc lard '4 4s.c prime Sales 4oc Bacon quiet
mldera demand. loose shoulders .se loose snort rio
sat'd nrm quiet loose shoulders 3lsc loose short
ribs 'c loose clear sses t bellies 81 box . me,s
fresh, $ Whisky Market quiet. steady sales. Si
Milwaukee June lowheat opened 20 higher. and a
further gain Of ~ folowsd Later the market fell IN
At Sia.s. Cash and July ranged a. below September
sample wheat, ne higher; No Northern eo9eie 70
NH june Sln 81 q &c ss
sh & ps vi me SxS aoG and eos "pd 'Ss
Yesterday my Ss'.c. advanced S4isc.
at 5isc advanced 05'c and closed at 55sc ON rack:
& " mt $ SGI 5a 10 S%Ee No !; SSgas s
BHrG9n 20 zee ees shpmsn,s $751; OoS shipments
:
Philadelphia, June l6-Fiour-Market dull and weak.
with fairly liberal offerings OF both spring and
wheats Whegt-Market strong; prices advanced iaaNc
per buse June. 6sg85c: July 62i. g63c August so 10
bSlgc. September. nominal "A kct ruled
Arm. in sympathy with the advance In wheat prices
closed l.c higher call, local CARROTS In supply
and quiet at former rates No mixed June and July
33u33l.c; August. 33?a3+c; September nominal Oats
Demand for carlots moderate with ample offerings a
former rates futures Inactive and without important
change. No white June and July 24q24isc; August
and September. 23G24c Eggs steady fair demand
Pennsylvania hrsts lie. Western do llad2o Sugars
articles unchanged
ST. Louis: June l6-F1our unchanged Bran dull. I'M
changed Wheat-August lower, others higher:
ONO nominal; August. HTsc September $3.50 bid
Corn higher. June 2sc nominal. July coke September
2lhc. oats higher: June i7Ac nominal July iTisc
bid; August. IKE. Eggs steady Pork Standard
mess 81 30; old 81 10 Other articles unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-17
ornrR MARktrs- nY rELrGRArn

Buffalo Juno 16-Cattle-Receipts last twenty four
hours 0t6 head total for thus FAR $50 for same
time last week. 1904 cons gncd through o46 To- New
iu steady fair SO 5oqs4 ~ fanry
head Total lar 1000: for same time last
week. 22.oso: consigned through i.4io: New York
workers. 81 So pis. s. Is nireG ECKER. 81 4Sss 47
all sold. Sheep and lambS-Recelps last twenty four
same tine last week IA 500 consigned through / 600
to New-York none, on sale. 300 all ends l-n over.
sheep. good 70 extra. 50 aodss -.
steady yesierday,s decline F,rire aoas4 3d. coca
( 1es1 20 p td' '9 l9 grms $! 2sgs4 30 soumsn
s. &c. Sfs sama oosna N ' sr T heaa '0S ss sI
fresh cows and srringers ssasl5 Hors-R ccepts sht
ssi @erhi, 81 c medium 3 ags5 e. hea
81 1893 25 rouEhs s2as2 rs hcp Receipts Iisht: lie
s. as3 To- fair 81 ca s. CO. common e os2 - s1,
slas2 choi.. yearlngs 81 7Sasi TO good year
lambs s. 5gs+ 20 veal calves. sass 40: heavy to thin
TSion Stock Yards. Chicago June ls-cat,,e-R.ce,p,.
1850. market steady; common So 4oas4 u
COOKERS and feeder. 81 siqs3 8. and bulls 81 4oa
1900 market 6aioc higher; packing and shipping
ss ass 80; sSmm9n to choice mixed g o5asj 40
of "s to cSocs saasi lamb: ssG g strong in"
s. cows e aSss c.as s.r %" 81 SSs! s5 S3s
strong to Sc higher sh, ssass Is msd neg 50 ss c
heavy. 81 o0ds3 Is shrepRcccpts go head; marker
strong and active: native sheep. 81 7od3 so lambs
Kansas CITY June -io--Hoss- Receipts 1900 head
dun sass To- heavy 81 6ass o. Receipts Tee
$500 head market firm: native best; 81 75QS O5
81 go fair to good 81 7Sas2 o. cults 81 dfss x 100.
and FEEDER 81 I6ds 20; Texas and Wesarn 81 t5fs
81 30; calves. @osio sheepRec~lptr 5000 head; mar
Texas. 81 5odss %, ''"F' 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-17
LEHICH VALLEY RAILROAD.

station foot OF Cortiandt and Desbros,es stS;
$3.50 A VI DALI osundays 90 A. NJ FOR MCcH
CHUNK and intermediate stations. $1,000
s,io A. VI. daily ter ITBACA GESEv ssD SeSsi
pRiDGF ana he West and principal local points dining
car 70 Suspension Bridge; Pullman Ves'ious sleeper "
~ 40 A. VI. daily except sunday. fos MrT
CHUNK ard intermediate points. conhecuOn' 0' "ssS
ing ard HARRISBURG
" BLACK DIAMOND EAPKESS"
arrives Buffalo 10 L. NJ Through to Rochess, ~.
man vestlbulel Day Coaches and Parior-Car ph'aS'
Car Service Meals Ia carte T.. a.. IN.
I tOO Il. VI. daily eN epi sunday ''' sA''" '
40 r. ST. daily. except sunday. FOR , . ;s,H
ans al intermediate stations Char eIs 70 "SnsS "a
3,3O T.. VI. Sundays only. flr MsSS. N"-"" 49,
Hazleton, and all intermediate stations A. q INC.
sifO =. VI. daily except sunday ios tpr'l-., sr-st
T1ON and principal intermediate stations ,,-.sI. ~
nsrlor-,ar "a Wrk.sharre connecting for Potria. "a.
6I5 y. VI. daily for Easton sni h'e''NeS
lions Chair car Easton. >r.o,p. FALLS
$40 r. W. daily. for BUFFALO NlAoA fasi iS TSst1
and all points West Pullman sesper $500 ro.'n.s CO...
ne.tons for Reading and HaTrsourx, r>,rv. RocEEs-
900 l.. ". daily ror ITHACA GESEsni al pcru
TER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FAlIS, p a. ths!r-
West. Pullman sleeper % chicago anu D'"
IL 100 p. VI. daily. except Sunday FOR h"''''
addi,ionai local trains daily except sunday G
BROOK and intermediate Points le "a n and $50 y
a. NJ. 900 4 NJ. 1910 p. NJ. 20 = N :, -, ~ ~
Tickets and Pullman accom'nosi c. ,,s East lyA
lcT Bowery y Y 500 Fulton s. : No-''
wav and Brooklyn Annex. Rr'oNyn,, all FOR 81. cssa
New-York Transfer Company VII "a =, Ses,-s,tr-
baggage from hotel - residence throusn y A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-17
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York. June 10. 1896
CO1TON-The local cotton quite active he
sales FOR the day amounting lGi5Oo bales At the
close the tone WAS barely STEADY WIN net dec'he Oh
months. During the day however there were rme
q rang. Of II points The first sales u loss Of
points, compared with yesterday closing prices
20 ,nagG The Close on iccai Teazng I1verIooi
& d Oh aecordins to eagy advice. both as to
cotton tne sas 81 the latter being only
futures however rallied toward the cloee and eft OF
with net advance OF about point me aecI'ms n@i
stating that Neil Brothers shortly VIII issue bear
ie7nined IN BY the prepondeance Of selling
suyng Css TnSrs is nSr 70, sos "n
telegram received from Yazoo Guy Gays; ~ is s!ty
greatly Receipts at The ports Tor The week are es
tinaled at 1900 bales E'sisCns circular jast Issued
September smallest since 1890 New season win
opinion OF the market Late decline chiefly N consequence
OF selling by bears 10 deIaess market The effect Of favor
Iaree business has been done and The mills are gen
tontnca'al trade god There has been srea, deal Of
regard TO the adoption Of geld standard platform In'
general idca pre-, ais that such plank wi" be adoptea
Price Mccormick & Co.. say: "As gold platform at
viii 1nasesiionab!y be Stimulated the coi,on nsr:e vii
very likely in The better feeling which VIII
Bros & Co.. say; Locally the temper Of the
shansns based on the proSIee Of a genera revival Of
cess OF tho hepubhcan party IA s Presidential election
1875 may perhaps overesnae the result as DO nose in
las, I've been depressed that the rebound e
& % ra ssss5 a. rIp S6 TN he
throughout the South is exceedingly bearish a
when We are entering the critical period % the The
our friends calculate the Liverpool stock septem
the present time the feeling throughout country is
ci1eay agSins, any imrio- ement in cotton"
previous night and last year follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-17

Market closed barely steady points decline
compared with yesterdays closing prices. Transf-rrble
notices. 80 Total sales. 10000 bales. New York
receipts. 444I bales; exports,
bales forwarded LII bales. sales l22 bales spnners
l22 bales: stock. ia 1852 bales. Total
l.sl bales thus far this week s4s3 bales Exports to,
day; Great Britain, $500 bales Thus far this week:
Great Britain. 1i4o4 bales France bales Continent
so bales stock 2I541s bales spot cotton quiet Ice
higher micdlng upands. I%c. m.ddling gulf SCI sales
l22 bales. all spinning.
Liverpool cable-spot cotton hardening: sales 5000
bales, speculation and export 900 bales American
bales: receipts. 1900 bales: American. 1000 bales MID
ding uplands. Al Futures opened steady. buyers at
sad advance near 2-C4d ADVANCE distant closed y
March. 344zb March-Apri 33Gs June. 359s June
July aisle; July August 35ss; August September
ScprmberO ctobcr 34sb; October November
vember- December 3i3izb. Observation-Disclosures 343i1b
MANIFESTATIONS advancing tendency; cloths
insisted upon but businefs small.
COFF',E-Speculaton dull and narrow Recent
buyers s disposed 10 give support Europe sod To-
dun a, 1900. exchange, 10 l-32 Receipts days
1900 BAGS Cleared for Inei States 1000 bags stock
10000 bags Santos receipts two days 400 bags stock
5000 bags Market quiet at II 200 Hamburg steady
June si1s PISS July $50 August $3.50 lember. 81
October 62j Havre quiet June. y frs July 20
T. September 7o53 October 90 70 Stock in the United
bags mt New-lork Contracts closed unchange
prices to points advance Sales s $50 bags fol-
lows: