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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-23
REPUBLICAN PLUMAGE.
Pampas Grass VIII he Used for Cam
paign Emblems.

1mporator Mark Hanna has issued q procla.
nation that the Republican party shall use as
its emblem in the forthcoming campaign. red,
white aud blue pampas grass, both for ints-
rior decorations and rs standard TO bo car
risd In parades. ut which functions he
suggests that the pampss should be mounted
fan shape ON a staff. This is not the fret time
pampes grass has been employed as the
emblem of the Republican part-. 1t was
adopted ns such in the Republican Naiional
Convention OF 1892. hut at that time 10 was
not stamped with the approval of so great a
man as Hsnna. and for that reason probably
did not prevail over the Republican hosts.
In the present campaign. however pRmpas
grass, tho only American product cultivated
for the beautiful, as the Impsrator puts 10, is
likely TO play most important part. And
for this role the plumed grasses OF South
America and California are admirably fitted.
Pampas grass Is. properly speaking, a grass
which covers the pampas OF South Amcrios,
but 10 is now cultivated all over California
for the sake OF its plumes which are sold by
florists for room decoration. The South
American grass Is quite hardy and its tufts
are magnificent in appearance. The leaves
are fully six or eight feet long and the fiow.
ering stems ten 10 fourteen feet high. The
flowers are s,very white and from eighteen
inches TO two feet long. The culture OF these
grasses and thoir preparation for the market
forms a considerable industry.
Florists are thoroughly conversant with the
valuable commercial qualities OF pampas
srsSs, and most OF the broadway purvoyors
OF flowers deal in IL quite extensively.
Broadway florist told mo ,eserday that
the demand for pampas grass as an interior
decoration was on the increase every year,
the grasses arc dried and colored for tho
market and all that Is lef, for the florists TO
do Is their arrangement In taking and sp.
propriato combinations.
Tho great beauty Of the psmpas grass is
thought 20 reside In tho plume, or
fentbors, as they ere sometimes cnllsd. These
are abundant and fuffy end fall In graceful
sireamers around tho stems.
The natural color Of pampss grass is almost,
white. but 4. rarely reaches tho retailer la
this ROise. Mark Hanna has syoken for red,
white Hnd bino psmpas ersss, and red. white
and blue are likely to be tho staple colors
uutil election day.-N. Y. Herald.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-23
WI Y

Nerves are weak, many people say,
and yet they do not seem to know
that they are literally starving their
nerves. Weak, pale, thin blood cam
not give proper sustenance = that is
why you are nervous, tired, exhausted.
The cure for this condition is to
purify, vitalize and enrich your blood.
Take Hoods Sarsaparilla fairly and
faithfully, and the rich, red blood,
which it makes, will soon feed the
nerves the elements of true strength
they require; they will cease their agi-
tation and will resume their proper
place = being under the control in
stead of controlling the brain and
body. Read Miss Bartley's letter:
81 want to express my gratitude for
what Hoods Sarsaparilla has done for
me. My health has been very poor for
three years, due to trouble with my
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-23

We offer Ono Hundred Dollars reward for
any case OF CcfarTh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure.
y. J. CHENEY a. co Toledo, q.
-Nar -uIla.rs innen.- -haxo-knaxn- Il
Cheney for she est s. years. aud we b,leve
him PERFECTLY honorable IN all business
transactions and financially able 90 carry cut
my CD ixntion- frAcc by their frm.
WFST a. ThUhN. NnoissaIv DRUGGISTS, To.
ledo, %. WkLBINg, KIN NAN a. AAkNlN,
Mholssuls pTurgisfs. A. lsdc, ~.
Hairs tatarrh Cure a. token internally
acting directly upon The bl ,od pna mucous
surfaces of The system. t'siirro' iais scn
Tree. Price 55c. per bottle. SOLD by ell
Drug. .isIU.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-23
Police Precautions.

During the circus parade yesterday the
policemen who gnard tho iswelry districs
wero ordered 90 remain on the back part Of
their beats. IL was evidently we'll thst they
did 80 for in some Instances ieweiry shops
were entirely deserted and the bold rohber
would have had an elegant chance. Extra
precautions were tskcn ~ the circus rrouudsa
too. and n Isrle force of .patrolm,n was on
hand. In the evening the First Diprict alone
dstnilea III mon there aud Captain Mattbews
was on hand, also. They we're not needed.
however, for The crowd ives unusually orderly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-23
THREETO THREE.
Transfer Committee iSSplit
in Twain.
And it Looks as If the City
Council Would Be.
The Reform Government Going to
Pieces on It's Own Pet Issue.

The Common Council was In session
four hours last night, and then laid over
for four weeks the matter which the COM
mittee on transfers has been considering
for four months.
The attitude of the Council was not
particularly friendly toward the transfer
station system, although there was no
vote taken which would indicate very
definitely how the members might be
divided on the main question. The only
thing in the nature of test vote was
after the transfer matter bad been post
poned foe four weeks, on n motion to re-
duce the time TO two weeks. This was
made by Cha irman West, the chief advo-
cate OF the trarsfer system. and was sup
ported by the members holding the same
opinion. 1t was lost on a standing vote
of 10 TO 10, SO, roughly speaking, there
was out Of the 81 present, a majority Of
four opposed 10 transfers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-23

Adele Grant, she achieved many social
triumphs, both at Newport and else
where. where fashionable society Is wont
to congregato.
The Gossiper has been reading about a
sure way OF getting To your destination
In foreign country and keeping your
baggage with you, even when you cannot
speak word of the local language and
do not employ an interpreter. The system
was invented by Ex-Governor Brown, not
out own Ex-Governor. but the ex-execu-
tive OF Maryland. The Ex-Governor is
JUST at present preparing for another visit
to Europe, and in speaking OF the fact
remarked that he has found but one safe
way OF travelling, and that Is TO follow
the example OF the elephant and follow
your trunk. sin my former travels, he
continued, 81 made IL a point TO have
my trunk checked through or registered,
as they call 1t. Then 1 kept my eye on the
trunk. When saw the baggageman put
my trunk on car, at once got aboard
that train and took forward seat where
could watch the baggage car door.
Whenever i sow the baggage man take
my trunk of the car got of too, and
in that way / never made a mistake
though l could not speak the language
of the country through which l was
travelling, and employed no interpre-
ter. On one occasion / was at station
In Berno, Switzerland. IL was a union
affair and so many trains were coming
and gong that / was fearful lest /
should get on the wrong train. so sat
on my trunk and waited. While L was
there young lady, who, like myself,
could speak English only, asked me
which train she should take l told her
to do as was doing, sit on her trunk.
| gave the Same advice to man and
both reached their destination all right.
It's safe rule 10 follow your baggage,
for the baggage generally goes TO the
right destination.
Among the recent devices in the way
OF motor cycles to attract special atten-
tion Is tricycle., the inventor of which
Is an American. The car Is for four per-
sons and weighs only 400 pounds. In the
motor tricvle the operation is the same
as the now universal Otto or four-cycle,
but the cylinder Is open ended. There
Is no vaporizing, outside light or previ-
GUS heating up. At the first outstroke
a charge OF oil and air is drawn in, and
on the return stroke of the piston this
charge is compressed, and when nearing
the end OF the stroke a spark mingles
with the charge, converting il into
perfect gas. which is rapidly ignited by
the second spark. This takes place
when the crank has got well over the
dead center.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-23

Piles can be quickly cured without an
operation by simply applying Dewitt's
Mitch Hazel Salve.
Johnston's Prsrmaev, So3 Westminster
street; Metzztr's Pharmacy, $50 North
Main street; Alirecs' Pharmacy, sit EDDY
stTtg..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-23

Adele Grant, she achieved many social
triumphs, both at Newport and else
where. where fashionable society Is wont
TO congregato.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-23
Kidneys

was nervous, had pains in my back. I
cannot tell what / suffered. My eyesight
became affected and was so despondent
did not have any interest in life. had
two physicians, but my complaints be-
came worse. Twas told that was affected
with Bright's disease. A relative urged
me to try Hoods Sarsaparilla. i did so
and in a short time j began 10 notice q
change in my condition. Things began
TO appear brighter, my eyes improved and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-23

wnl,,r Nichols q, Hampton Meadows. the
largest carnaiion grower 10 tho state. is
thought well Of in city hall For the past two
weeks he has been sendins I'D by Clerk Stall
most masnihcent boeqnets 90 brighten up too
gloom " ne UoO.uOo temple.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-23
The Favorable Report.

The committee have held several con-
ferencos with tho Union Railroad Com.
pany, and find that 1t proposes TO build
on the site OF the present station COM
modious and ornamental building TO be
used as central transfer station, where
persons so desiring may be transferred
without charge TO any other line run
ming within the city limits. Direct con-
nection at frequent intervals is also
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-23
The Transfers.

Chairman West OF the transfer commit
tee lost no time In presenting the prin-
cipal business OF the session and before
the call OF regular committees ho pre-
sented the following report and re,oIu-
tion In favor of adopting the transfer
system signed by himself and CounciI-
men, Gardner and Tanner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-12
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York November II, 1896.
CorrON-The market closed quiet and steady with
..,es Of 21? 700 bales The closing prices sac
points lower than they were g Th Mob sa
s n,ab Baltimore and augusta were lsc lower The
market %h pss % aS S"s points 8" on Selling
for Liverpool and lower cables than anclpaIed
While Mancheser was reported quiet but steady yarns
and cloths English spnne1s continue to purchase quite
selling orders received from Europe and he Continent
oen ncr"ase Ills crop estimate cables that
this estimate will be issued Thursday or Friday or snd
bales Private cables sp9 that ,oasH Hdo n. a %s n ns
sS oAns Ss ssnSar Out Of n" Mr. S
,s an e ms Sat cotton was
@ n. Of the firm nrss Issuing Se cfop
owing 10 the report yesterday by the
ibe a,S H'i indicate somewhat better
pNmised in last months report, as s npon
Oh as the minimum for this years crop The Interior
is apparently falling on as cS nee
foday Of the seni-weekIy This shows re-
only 1900 bales. asans, 90 600 period last week
and 81 600 period ~ last s. ysa in fact
eased on about points local realizing although our r,
about the si Sdn part and ' at
points under yesterdays closing The PRIV yar
s p aY be eo ss9 au '%
enSp %as left Of ' BY slSn ne
sSainst sos 4eO last week $50 i2o last year The
receipts at principal interior points es asy
foiloxs. Augusta 2403 bales against = '"a same Cay
last week and 900 last year Me%gs sass against oaes
eaa and 7s4i The receipts at Houston ThuIsaay are
800 q, 200 bales against lo4u5 same
estima,ea a. ard 5g12 last year. Receipts az New
Orleans Thursday At 1900 g = s. S s Sesf
ains AZ the principal points to-day were as lDi
lows Galveston 1880 bales agains 4o'5 soS bae.
asanst s37 ana as Mobile og bales 9a ans
SIs ana 800 "a bales agains, SOP and 2os3
S:oryo,k 3 esq bales. against 1855 and .lial: -,
Onenns range and close to-day ana CLOSING oios Inv
~r.,,,oys neht and follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-12
LEHICH VALLEY RAILROAD

stations foot of COrtlandt and Desbroscee So:
GAO A. VI. daily Sundays. 700 A. Nj fcr MAoSh
CHUNK and intermediate stations ,r>,r,,. pocurc
TER BrFFALO NIAGARA FALLS, SUSPENSION
BRIDGE. the West and principal Local po,nts an
ing-car Suspension Bridge. Pullman "espuie Sleeper
" .oo A. VI. Tally. except Sunday. tor MAUcH
CHUNK and intermediate points Sonhec''o"s LUZ 49,
ing and Harrisburg.
IL noon daily. except SUNDAY
"BLACk DIAMOND EXPRESS"
man Vestibuled Day Coaches and Paror-Car. Dining
Car service Meals Ia carte So -. a.
1910 p. VI. daily. except Sunday for Easton ana IN
I:4o p " daily excep, Sunday, for L. a. B. Junct.
stopping only at principal intermediate stations cnar
$40 p. Vi. (sundays oniy) for Mauch Chunk and
Hazleton and all intermediate stations :. -....-
4,1O r. VI. daily. except Sunday. for L 4 b. JUNC.
TON and principal rtermeiiae stations Pullman Bunss
S.iB r. VI. daily for Easton and intermediate sta
6:iO r. vi. daily. for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
and ali points West Pullman sleeper vsstbued Train
nectops for Reading o nd Harrisburg
OrOO p. VI. daily for ITHACA GENEVA. ROCKIES
TER, BUFFALO. rIAGARA FALLS, and all points
West Pullman Sleeper to Chicago and Buffalo Chair
$50 p. II. daily. except Sunday. for EAsroN ana
Additional ocaltrans daily. except Sunday for BOUND
BROOK and intermediate points leave as follows; 00o
4. NJ. eso p NJ; 40 p NJ and $50 p M. o., a.l
and 1923 broadway 81 East 14th ST. l5s East l25th St.
doT towery n Y; Fulton ST., Court ST., 0S Broad
wav and brooklyn Annex Brooklyn
New-York Transfer Company Will call for and checS
baggage hotel residence through to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-12

Cash quotations follows: Flogr was ssa OnS
Sss s"ns Ss 'SFns s sssa' a. 20
:so n mo oats 10 l'P's sss.es 3D. ssa
sa e 10 % e S5ass c Dsss
90 ssy ,f ss sssI l
@ fIs: sp o loaf 1sw s. g. sosS &c.
n 81 ,ie ProaaSe Exchange today butter marke, was
aT sss rm fresh s Stock f' SSc
Nov , sssady winter rTs a pa
$ Ss'' n sprSs Sa'se Easter q
dss.@ ags ssm u sG . MIKE 20
Mlx,d dc: No white dc Rye suss =, $685. Pork
s. 30 ss fs%s Steady .i
steam 4o5c Dry salt sar sss easy shaaaers
Mar Msii.a saag S ss no is @ loose sides
tS Sc Ohio and Indiana creamery leaiIsc
~ M9'S ssis '! at & & lsa'''S ~ ''' '''''
Nov i was in s sIumpy c 9
ht no new high point after the opening could be made
H@e M opened at soe advanced shaslc and
s %Ss wheat ''S
Shsa ana hs outset premium paid
Nrnsn but on the p ssan In n utsr wn
IT was was pfa basis by the rans
Gent aS Northern "a For good milling No as hix
M No was paid with other sales as low q: Sc
Sc S ssu, issn.S 1sae .'
s sS .ts psf S. soss Is: middlings 81 5oass.
iwau H.
further decline OF Ic followed December opened at 70sc
@ =, soisr fell 10 7sac closed at 7Sisc Sample
wheat lower and quiet No Northern. nomnaiy, sic;
M . Northern s2as2isc. Sample barley steady; No
~, Rve stcady No l. track. 40c No do. 39c No g.
3isc Fiour-very quiet at the advance noted yes
terday Mlsuffs steady at Sc 1901 Tor sacked oran
and 81 for white middlinss -
Market unsettled: closed INC lower contract wheat
" EebrIory oO4 a9osc CornMarket declined I'd
Sc and closed qulet CARROTS for local trade qyet and
Novembsr aogsoie psssmbs5 so gsosc JsnSssy 10y
Ing iisa&c advance No white. but the rise re-
s,riced business There was fair inquiry for az grades
sxcent No white, which was dull. Options dull; No
white November 2402it7c December and January. @'tv
c,c. February 24AG25,4c. susars-Rehned hrm hc
higher with moderate request. Other articles un-
changed.
st. Louis Nov. l-Fiour unchanged; patents s
Choice 81 75as3 rye hour. 81 756ss Wheat lower De
cember Ssc: May Soc bid Corn lower November 2SHc
nominal December. 23tsc asked May 26*c Oats lower
November I7.sc nominal: May, 2sAc asked FORK ,i
steam ao7ic choice 4oSs Bsscnshoa .1Sr tss
Dry salt meatsShonlders 4Xc extra short ciesT s*c
clear ribs 4Ac: clear Sides 4Ac. High wines STEADY
81 Is. Wool higher; Missouri ana iih9is..
medium 14a14lsc: and braid, 1S0lSte,~ me
medium ii,aQl2lsc; light nne i0QioHc: neeyy me
sM0elsc slightly bury o6lic hard Gursy XT,Siicc
COARSE and low. s's&iossc medium seiic light
nne 01piOAc; heavy fine. 7hqshc; sandy ana neaSy
s,sG C. Tagging IN 10. SIC: 10. 61c: ~ 70 e1s e
DOC Irvine &C. Lad strong; n'S S1i ssd u
ssss. I" = W ." ''A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-12
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER r. 1896

% cable asserted that the Russian crops while only
oSSoUVO bush under last year for the seven crops
sS BUSH ie San swe years. aso
S vase however that the oca rye crop estimate
1887 100000 bush ard two years ago 1891 ooOo6 bush
rapidly losing the advance. leaving about the
est, During the dag there talk Of export business
party due to the scarcity regh, and there is
not large demand for fresh for wheat shipments
gay amounting to only about OF last Wednes
13s figures Crop reports continue very iayorable Cash
Northern for export private terms. and 1900 bush OF
umgraded red to to store No red was quoted at &c
over December. December closed at SIC. No hard
quoted at &c over December. b. anoat. and No
corn showed heavy undertone all day with light bust
ness. The opening was at loss. and following the de
about the lowest the day at net loss Of Nc The
"a OF the corn Yield last night made 81, the
oooo BUSH against Pss o eus a rSD year 4Se
movement OF corn Yves, continues to exhibit a marked
current week far have exhibited large increase
The export buying however has been small The cash
No l1c under December in elevator: december
closed closed at SlNc 30 GOA bush export part at ase
elevator. and 1000 bush No white corn private
0ATsIThe market for oats was dul and weaker
heavy at isc net decline Receipts IVES, have shown
considerable decrease this week and exports
Sales 1900 bush. Including LOCO bush 30 2 oats
quality: 1000 bush rejected white pic; 1000 bush No
mixed clipped 2igc No quoted 2s.c. elevator No
weaker quoted 47@47ac FOR No Western Sew
York .BARLEY-Mark.. firm; feeding quoted
quality. 800. .BJTCKWHEAT--Market que. at 37c / T.
track. for prime State.
The quotations to-day. the closing prices prev
Gus day an closing prices for the corresponding date
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-12
Railroads.
pENNSYLVAnIA
RAILROAD.
,ot Of Desbrosses and CoItiandt strsssl

STATIONS foot Dsssrs:;s: as e Ssslsnds s'''~
re FAST s.. 5s...::
e" S::' Sssass g;
HsHasS s's H. ST. ,a: STA F. H. and Toledo
Sic Sleeping and Dining Cars n 70 louis I9ulsSi: .1s
edo y. M SafSfs enc P1s
s.'i NJ TO- e ssssss s SO eisian next %
74s PM SOUTHWESTERN s,9Sss t sse
4n,ns esss f. s G nasna apS lois w.
500 'sf P%cc s,s:e,s: ca
and Ts;ss snfss! AM THE SOUTH, an
sISs pa'sf c5asl;:.s ,s' i':n:
f.:s: ps,ns Sf Il Ss $50 Dining CARP. 90
sop4 n!ns ssf s.y SLEEPER: ss Hs;
New oern; Memphis, ssSsr. 70 and
f.. Tampa so .ss assss &c daily
cH iassSE & OHIO RAILWAY: Express $50 p L.
daily poS, Dmr and AND p Nork Via Cape
Route, A, NJ. weet days. and with through o'es'''
Atlantic City 100 p. NJ weekdays. Through Su"''
May 100 p yssh OCEAN Grove. and po.
fG Fe a:as H SS No. S ana '0
Fs s;s1'i rs s.;s''; f., p'sr,A
'f% ne e. "a sis % p %i'RIi.
c g S osSt g snas Sss es D so $50
Is Dining II a. cs M 1 Dining car carr
sTeadSay Asor House DesbrS,s.s ae g
9ea~s; sns Brooklyn S'' FySs
Street BROOKLYN station Jersey CITY cSsc TIE bse Ss from
hotels and residences through destination zoo,
s NJ c PRETo Manager. General Pss.r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.

bbis Wheat unsettled and higher spot and Noyemosr
s?ssc bid December s7c bid; steamer NO de res. ssSe
stock $1,000 bush sales SO 600 Corn easy SPOT NO
vember and November December new or oa Sv,s1o "a
January ao.aaic: February saSitc; steamer
stock 300 600 bush: sales POS COO oats frm demand
good 10 white 26G26ac; No mixed Zz aSIas So
western 4jc asked stock 81 coo bush Hsy n,m fsah.
inr higher; choice timothy. $l3dsl3 90 cram iesn
is sugar strong GRADUATED 81 TO- Other articles un-
changed. ~ 1900. -.
Boston Nov ii-Four firm and higher spring sn pat
81 $685. 90 clear and straIshs ~ aoass corn
s sea steamer yellow 10 and steamer sse
oats quiet No ,ppsd .9rn. pran to ship lake
and rail $40 25asio So winter bran. sl2gsl2 5o mid
ings sii 5oasi4 Pork-Long short cuts ~ oo pc,
orsme so 20 per Dbl lean ends s12 30 per Dbl Hams
rol. Giosc lard 5hc Bacon sac. Butter q9et'
Tor,hern creamery 26a2o,sc; Western. isGisac Yer.
dairy choice 100 loc; 9ther ra,ng, AM Cheese
a. Northern IOqIic; Western. sac. Eggs hrn
nearby SOC: Eastern. choice. 24a2sc Western &C.
Il No red kidneys 350s As marrow peas 2ogSi 81
PANTRY arm; Northern young fat turkeys es.
rn turkeys i2ai3c: Northern fowls ilulSc chcksns'
7asc Potatoes steady; Hebrons SOC New- LAM anS
,nd Vermont 43c: York white stock and hose avg
sSc Grapes good demand e.2s or ponies s,aS
sis Rye straw $50 5oas2 so Leather nrm hemlocS
s ,c n5n.acid hrsts 20a2lc; seconds $4,000; union
cole nrss 27g2sc; seconds 25a2oc
Buffalo Nov ii.sprns wheat closed easy aH,, AZ No 80
red e5c; No red Ole in store Corn cosea irregular
,r demand oats closed steady at noon prices Barley
unsettled unchanged Rye-saes cars o, Mo
i3c track. Flour hrm' soou ue"a''' o
Wlfeed nrm unchanged
,-h,.,s, Nav 1.-THE leading futures ranged as FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-12

Market closed quiet sac points asclIps
compared with yesterdays s co d prices wYaTk n,
receipts bales fcrwsrd ed GA ga s bales
rs Isl 1f bales against bales week and is2 1913
bales bales eos Esar
n,sn sa Tses .,o ssss bales spo'
ma a nSanr g. bales spinning and
Gv Ul cabes-spot cotton quotations barely SUP
SSa aIss A sass icooo bales receipts bales
American 80 bales iadlins gpsnas ssSs c Ps
sse1s .ss
ApMay 4ss Mayzuns 4soe ,O !unsIs,y 4I,s
ss s2'qIs 12cs
Yarns and cloths outlet but steady s., -, ,,o ire.
rS market Ss nss shS ia he Tse
Visible supply in the United States ss go e 100 bags ana
change * at the lowest point record being
5s. w The market s calf Tor pss sc
points Havre ard Hamburg We're Without so Ee pon s
aifiy favorable There selling early FOR Euro,
and local the ca sHsHs ns ir ne
6eh WIN ,ks place on The I'm ns se w
51us. s 49, sD Deu The american supply
coffee shows increase Of 1872 % go cess no
ss n the us ap Ss Sssr s' sna ago
Rs Ns rssp Gags a.
for Dated STATES Coo re stock s Ssn,Ss , ssss
Ssr, ss1s TsSsp sood
The market closed easy unShsngd to 10 points ne,
the stree. for RIO and santos coess was inasye AS as
there disposition 70 trade IN INVOICES S GTs Urinary
points 10 deSni,e firm in today 6u, late
offers were on meI basis hsss ara on fe ec e for Rio No
:ps and Rio No spot ss Md e Of &c IS rom On the
isst prsvioS. assta,ons The decline based on sale
Ct 800 es e ss s 500 a saes
$50 bags and 100 snss ceatTl ass sna closing
prIccs to-day contracts.