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IF HILL HAS THE POWER
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conrpanying braves marched into the hall
In a body. They arrived at IL O'Clock,
and were the first delegates to take their
seats. The absence OF standards TO in
dicate the seats of the different delega-
tions created some confusion. The fact
that not single portrait had place
among the decorations caused some com
nient.
Tie galleries were thrown open aud all
unreserved seats were quickly filled after
the arrival OF Tammany. Other delegations
came in rapidly, and at 1915 two-thirds
OF tie delegates were in their places. The
program is now understood to he that an
adjournment viii be taken nimmediatelya after
the temporary organization is formed and
Senator Grady's speech is heard, until to-
moro W morning.
John c. Sheehan and james W. Hinklcy
arrived at 2:2S and were ciIeered Con
GressmaD Sulzer came in moment later
and was greeted with shouts and aprla Use
from the galleries.
James w. HinkIey chairman of the State
committee, called the convention To order
at 1890.
Chairman Hinkley announced that the
State committee had selected Thomas r.
Grady OF New York for temporary chair
man The chair appointed Norman f. Mack
OF Buffalo and Norton Chase Of Albany to
conduct the Senator to the platform.
Mr.. Grady was greeted with faint hand
clappng He started in at cnce with his
address, and soon reused hearty applause
from the delegates and from spectators
in the galleries.
The convention at 1:45 p. IN. adjourned
until O'Clock tomorrow.
The evening times., 1896-09-16
AToNEMENT DAY SERVICES.
They Begin This Evening and Con-
tinue Until Sunset Tomorrow

They Begin This Evening and Con
tinue Until Sunset Tomorrow
Atonement Day services at both the
Observation-Disclosures Congregation % 4 Eighth
street northwest. and the Adas Israel Con-
gregation, at Sixth and streets north
west, will commence this evening at sun
set. continuing for three hours. Both
congregations meet again at o a. m. to-
MORROW morning and continue III fasting
and prayer until sunset again occurs
At the Eighth street synagogue Rabbi
Stern will oifioiate, assisted, as IN previous
years, by MeSsrs. Gusdorr and NofuIincer
The choir will be assisted >by MIS- Nellie
Wilson shir-Cnff, soprano; Mrs. Margaret
Nolan Martin, contralto. ard Mr. John
Nolan, Id $50
At midday the impressive memorial serv-
ices for the dead will be read, followed t=
an address by Rabbi stern The" "Kadush Ia"
services, in which the younger member of
the congregation act as a choir will close
The ceremonies Of the day.
Rabbi Saniueis, assisted by members
OF his congregation, will conduct the sery-
ices at the orthodox syna gogue, corner Of
Sixth and streets. The text of his ser
mon to he delivered late tomorrow morn
ing will be The three essentials of atone
ment day, repentance, prayer and char
ity.' Duri nE the services psalms and chants
with the traditional melodies. will be Sung
by the minister and the m en- of the congre-
CATION.
The evening times., 1896-09-16
WICKED FLORENCE JORDAN.
No Report From Physical rs, But 1t LIS
Believed She Is Demented

The published statement that Police Sur
geuns HckIing and Neyitt had reported
to SANITARY officer Frank, fiuding tina;
Florence Jordan was not insane, is incor-
rect.
Dr. Kicking stated to an Evening Times
representative this afternoon that no r,-
port had been made in the matter. He
added tn at Il might be several days before
a CONCLUSION was reached iu tie case OF the
unfortunate young woman.
DR.. Hickling said he could not understand
how one so young. aud reared under
Christian influences. could become 50
depraved, unless she was tainted with
insanity.
Since her incarceration the officers have
learned of many OF Floreuce's escapades.
sOine of which would put the most hardened
sinner to the blush. Her own admissions
show that her moral nature is badly dis
eased
Mrs. Jordan, the girls mother, has re-
questcd the police surgeons TO withhold
their decision as to Florence's mental con
dition until she can supply them with CON
vincing evidence that she is OF unsound
mind.
The evening times., 1896-09-16
MINOR DISTRICT MATTERS.
Daily Orders for improvements Is
sued by the Com III issioners.

Daily Orders for improvements Is
sued by the Com missiOners.
The District Commissioners have ordered
catch basins to be constructed as follows;
Four at the intersection Of Rhode Island
avenue and the MetroI olitan branch II
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad: at the
intersection OF Eighteenth and ii streets,
at Eighteenth street AMI CO.iectlcut ave
nue.; east side OF CONNECTICUT avenue soJ.h
OF n street
Also on the south side of n street at
the corner OF the approach to the Aque-
duct Bridge, and on the north side Of II
street west OF Thirty-fift,s street
The construction or a sewer III Tentr
street southeast. between ii and y streets,
was also ordered, the work to be done Gn-
der the provisoi5 OF the law governing the
assessment system, and the laying Of so
feet OF pipe intercepung sewer IN Cana.
and streets southeast, the estimated cost
1880, To be charged to appropriation for
main and pipe sewers
The alley in rear Of No 1i50 street
northwest is TO be repaired, ChargeaiJie TO
appropriation for cement repairs
Cement sidewalk was ordered to be laid
in front OF Nos. Gil and 9I3 G street north
west. under the provisions of the permit.
system
The evening times., 1896-09-16
DIAMOND ROBBERY REPORTED
Mrs w. ii. Smith Deprived of Jewels
She Values at Sn25.

Precinct Detective Hartigan and the
police OF the Sixth precinct are iuvesti-
eating the robbery Of S225 worth Of dia-
montls from Mrs. W. H Smith, of No. IL
B street northwest.
The Jewels were stolen last Wednesday
Mrs. Smith was moving her furniture and
effects TO her present address and thought
she had placed the gems in secure place,
unknown to anyone but herself.
In this he was mistaken, for after she
had uHpac ked her goods she went to look for
the diamonds, but they were gone.
She at once notified the police, and De-
tective Hartigan went to work on the case
This forenoon Policeman Brady, at the re-
quest of Hartigan, arrested Dolly Mason,
a young colored woman, a nd she wasloeked
up at No. 6 on suspicion Cf having stolen
the dia nonds-
In the meantime the detective is collect
ing evidence in regard to the theft
The evening times., 1896-09-16
HURRYING UP The WARSHIPS
Secretary Herbert Has Been Cabled
to Expedite Awards.
No Directions VIII Grow Out of the
Bids-Desirab ability of
Haste

Acting Secretary of the Navy McAdco
has cabled to Secretary Herbert, now
abroad informing him of the result of the
battleshps' competition, with view 10
expcdting the award OF one shi> each TO
the Cramps, SCOTS and Newport News Com
pany.
This action Is understood to be Necessary
as the Secretary under terms of the law
is the only o.ii,ial who can execute the
contracts. TIE outcome of the competition
was so utterly devoid of any complications
that the board of bureau chiefs considered
It superfluous to make any canvass of the
proposals.
Inc biiuers themselves have not Only
offered no objections to the prinia face
result which credited one ship to each of
the principal shipbuilding firms whose
figures Were distinctly lowest, but they
have expressed considerable anxiety that
the question should he settled promptly
iu order that tEeir purchases Of material
may toe made al present quotations before
any marked IiSc or fall coull take place
Congress also recognized the desirability Y
of haste in building these ships, as evil
deuccd by the stipulation that the COIL
tracts would be executed within 100 days
from the passage OF the act. This pc
riod expires October =. and Secretary
Herbert had arranged all his plars to re-
turn TO Washington about October /. to
consider the bids.
The lUdgr advocate general Of the navy
has already prepared the contracts and
the successful iidders are anxious to enter
into them at Cncc.
1t is Iciirv"d that Secretary Herbert will
cable as>urarcrS ,f his r5aCiTcss TO make
the desired awards ard promise 10 sign
the contracts in accordance ON his arrival
in which case three weeks Of actual con
structiun Will lc gained by the builders
The evening times., 1896-09-16
Marriage Licenses,

Marriage licenses were issued today as
fellows:
william II. Green and Annie E. Tignor.
George Goldberg and Minnie D. Roginski.
George Riggs and Mamie B. Mackall, of
Montgomery county, Nd.
William 5. Robinson and Marcie Thomp-
son.
Antonio Parallo and Michile Pctrilla
Charles $. Harriss and Annie b. Jackson
Joseph Van Dusen Sloan of New York
city and Edna Gertrude Griffith of Wash
ington.
Villa IN T. Goodall and Martha A. Lucas
Thomas B. Bailey and Margaret S. Ede-
len.
James II Minor and Molle Harris.
John W. Edelen and Ophela Hamilton
Dorsey Williams and Fare Haiiins.
William F. Herbert and Ella Fletcher.
Aurelius X. Shay and A da NJ. Nixon.
The evening times., 1896-09-16
Condition OF the Water.
States weatht Burea:

High and low tides are officially recorded
at the Navy Yard today as follows:
2;46 m 9:42 a. m.
3:32 p m. 1902 pm.
Temperature and condition of the water
at a. m: Great Falls Temperature, 76;
condition, 36. Receiving reservoir-Tem-
perature, 7S; condition at north connection,
SO; condition at south connection, SO. Dis
tributing reservoir-Temperature IT; con.
dition at influent gatehouse, SO; effluent
gatehouse, SO.
Schedule for Street Lighting.
Gas lamps lighted at TIA p. M; extin-
guished at 4:52 a. m.
NaphtIIa lamps lighted at 6:51 p. M; ex-
tinguished at Sis a. m.
Incandescent and electric lamps lighted
at 6:59 p. m; extinguished at got q. m.
The evening times., 1896-09-16
MARKET HAD A BEARISH Ton Z.
Stocks Tended Downward. But Losses
We're InconsiderabIe.


New York. Sept Is--Speculation at the
Stock Exchange during the first hour of
business was duil and Ieatureless. TIE
tendency of prices was down ward, but the
loss, except in rare instances. was less than
n point. Trading was Oh moderate scalts
and the little business transacted was
mainly for professional account Opera
tors, as rule. are bea risEly inclined, on
the theory that u reaction is overdue anil
they are dong their best TO bring about
n decline. Up to the present time they have
been unable TO iisiodSe long stock. bat il
higher rates for money should prevail.
as predictei. it would not be Surprising If the
bears brought about lower range Of quo
tations.
The decline during the first hour wa
equal to Ii at 1-s per cent. Sugar
fell to I10 9 exdividehGl; Manhattan.
81 to 81 Ia e1divileud; Tobacco, 5-S
to SO l-2; Burlington, IS to 6s; Chicago
,ias 1 l-S to 81 3; st. Paul, 1-2 70 So is:
Rock Island. 1-2 to So; ontario ana West
ern, 1-2 to IL Ii; Reading, 4 TO If 2:
omaha, I-2 to 81: Leather preferred, I-2
to 48 3-4, n nj Western Union. 12 to 79 IL.
In the inactive list Lackawanna brought
152 against i5S last week. At IL a. n
the market was quiet aud steady.
Stocks were firmer after IL O'Clock
prices recovering 1-Sa7S per cent Chi
cago Gas, Sugar. Tobacco, ard Burlington
s. Quincy were in the best demand. The
firmuess of the market was attributed to
the engagement OF an additional I.0cO.
0oO In Lontfpn n by Boston firm for ship
fnent To the United states, and n tciirf
that further anlaupts win Re taken la'.-
in the week. Sugar recovered to III Is:
Manhattan to 50: Chicago Gas to So, and
Tohaee, to Gu 3-s. AT Eoon speculation
was duh and firm.
The evening times., 1896-09-16
Charles 5. whitman's VIII.

A will made by Charles Sidney Whit
man. under date Of June II, 1879, was
filed in the orphans court today for pro-
bate. His entire estate, real, personal
and mixed. is bequeathed to his widow,
Mamie De s. B. Whitman. The will Is
witnessed by W. R. Singleton. c. F. Jarvis
and Charles C. Duncauson. This will is an
exact duplicate of a will made by the dec
edent. bearing date of June &c last, and
filed several days ago.
The evening times., 1896-09-16
Skull Crushed by n Fall,

William Bell, colored, a la borer, emplo yed
In the street department, fell twenty feet
into the sewer excavation at Twenty-Sev-
cnth and X streets shortly after O'Clock
this afternoon. In falling his head struck
the ground first, crushing the skull. He
was removed in the ambulance to the
Emergency Hospital, where he soon recov-
cred consciousness. The man has very
dangerous wound and is in critical con
dition, and il IT, also feared that he is in
jured internally. He is being treated at
the hospital by DrS. Turner and Laurence
The evening times., 1896-09-16
PLAYED A CROOKED GAME.
Sam Reed Arrested for Trying to Sell
Stolen Bicycle

Samuel Reed, a natty-looking young
colored man, attired in a bicycle costume
and cap. including golf stockings, was ar
rested about noon today by Detectives
Boardmau and Gallaber. The prisoner
was captured at Ben Dakin's bicycle es-
Establishments. where he was trying TO sell
a Humber wheel for $40.
Upon investigation the detectives found
that the bicycle had been stolen from
Horace n Brewer, No. 924 Ninth street
northwest on September IL last. Reed
went to Mr.. Bro place and hired the
wheel, giving his name as Sam Jones. and a
fictitious address in northeast Washing
ton. He rode away on the bicycle and never
returned it, The wheel is valued ut S34.
Reed was locked up at No. 8 and the
charge of petit larceny was entered agains:
him.
The evening times., 1896-09-16
Dave Martin Beat Matt QUAY

Philadelphia. Pa, Sept. 16.-Jamcs L.
Miles. president of the Select Council was
today nominated for sheriff by the Republi-
can convention. Mr.. Niles, who is the
representative OF the local administration
forces. OF which Dave Martin is the leader.
was chosen for the office this morning at
conference OF the party leaders The
friends of Alexander Crow. jr, who is
allied with the Quay forces, and who was
defeated for the nomination at last nj, > s
primaries, are talking of making him an
independent candidate for the office.
The evening times., 1896-09-16
Anniversary of Harlem Heights Battle

Anniversary of Harlem Heights Battle
New York, Sept. 16.-The 120th ami
versary of the Battle of Harlem Heights,
which occurred on September 16. 1776, and
in which small detachment of Cont
mental troops ambuslIed on the cliff over
looking the valley OF the Harlem River
almost decimated large body OF troops
from British General Braddock's army and
drove them back to their forts on what is
now Morning Side Heights, was cele-
brated today by the firing OF salute, and
the hosting of the American colors
The evening times., 1896-09-16
Hard to find boys school

Hard to find boys school
suits just as you want 'em.
Something's usually wrong.
Price oftenest. Strong and
stylish school suits here at
S1.5O, 81, SIS and 50.
Mothers Friend" shirt
waists-the one good kind
at 5Oc-75c-and 81. But
tons are on a separate band
no coming off-no break
ing.
Solid and substantial
school pauts-5Oc. Strictly
all-wool-a and taped seams
throughout.
Hats ties stockings
everything the boy wears
but shoes.
EISEMAN BROS. !,
Cor. 7th and E SITS. N. w.
M Brarch Store in Washington.
The evening times., 1896-09-16
She Wants To Make Sparrows Sing

Mary Wilson. forty years of age. was
locked up at the Third precinct station
last night by Policeman Van Horn on the
charge of insanity. The complainant was
A nnie Albcr. The demented woman's hal
lucination is that her mission on earth
is to educate dogs. cats and other animals.
also TO teach the srarrows to sing. Her
eccentric conduct finally resulted in her
Incarceration. She will be examined f-y
the police surgeons.
The evening times., 1896-09-16
Death of James NJ. Ashley

Toledo, Sept. 16.-Hon. Janes q. Ash
ley died at the Alma, Mich, Sanitarium
today at 80 O'Clock of heart failure, super.
induced by la grippe. He had been very
feeble since severe illness last winter,
and his death, though sudden at
the last was not altogether unexpected,
commonly known as the great impeacher."
from his connection. while in Congress-
with the impeachment Of President John
The evening times., 1896-09-16
Bound to Beat Blackburn,

Louisville, KY. Sept. 16.-A dispatch from
Frankfort says the Republicans are deter
mined to elect successor to Senator
Blackburn at the extra session of the legis-
lature in December, and that a deal has
been arranged with the sound money Demo
Gratis TO cast lots as to whether Mr.. Black
burns successor shall be Democrat or a
Republi can.
The evening times., 1896-09-16
NO FAITH CURE
ABOUT srUART's DYSPEPSIA TAB,
LETS.
Ihey Cure Stomach Troubles and In
digestion Anyway. whether You
Have Faith In Them or Not.

Mere faith will not digest your food for
you, will not give you an appetite, will not
increase your flesh and strengthen your
nerves and heart. but Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets will do these things, because they
are composed Of the elements Of digestion,
they contain the juices, acids and peptones
necessary to the digestion and assimilation
OF all wholesome food.
StGart's Dyspepsia Tablets will digest
food II placed in Jar or bottle in water
heated to 50 degrees, and they will do 1t
much more effectively when taken into the
stomach after meals, whether you have
faith that they will or not
They iEyigorate the stomach. make pure
blood and strong nerves, in the only way
that nature can do 1t, and that is, from
plenty OF wholesome food well Gigested It
Is not what We eat, but W nat W digest that
does us good
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by
nearly all druggists at 30 cents tor full
sized package, or by mail from the Stuart
Co, Marshall, Mich.
The evening times., 1896-09-16
Anna pel,s Bank Defalcattou

Acting Comptroller Coffin said today that
he did not think the Farmers National
Bank Of Annapolis, Md, would be affected
by the 700 defaIcation OF its book
keeper. The bank had a capital of S2Jf,-
900 Ond surplus Of 100000 The look
keeper, too, was bonded in S25, Geo.
The evening times., 1896-09-16
tPrepared at the United

Forecast Till p. IN. Thursday.
For the District of Columbia, generally
far; variable winds.
For Maryland and Virginia, generally
ia r,preceded by light showers on the coast;
variable winds.
Wealth er Conditions and c ener al Fore
cast.
The area OF high pressure has moved from
the north of Minnesota to the st. Lawrence
valley, diminishing in magnitude. A second
high are has moved from the north Pacific
coast to Idaho.
A storm OF slight intensity has developed
over Kapsas.
RAIN has fallen In the Middle Atlantic
States, the Ohio, Missouri, the middle and
upper Mississippi valleys.
The temper aturc has fallen In New Eng
land and the lower lake region and has
remained nearly stationary elsewhere.
Generally fair weather may be expected
in all districts east OF the Ohio and lower
Mississippi valleys, except sho wers in South
ern Florida
The evening times., 1896-09-16
Msrraret sullivan CrtttcaIlx ul

Chicago, Sept. 16.-Margaret +. Sulli-
van, the newspaper writer, is critically III
1T her home, 3Ts Oak street. Mrs Sullivan
was stricken with apoplexy and paralysis
at 9 a. m. last Saturday at her home, and
has been lying critically Ill ever since.
The evening times., 1896-09-16
scno,,,..,. sonther I,,betea

John F. waugh, in his own behalf and
that OF william Johnson and Charles Carl
son, filed libel today against the schooI-
er John K. Souther, to recover the several
SUMS OF $32 95, S36 so and SIG. 60, which
they claim to be due them, respectively as
wages
The evening times., 1896-09-16
No Concert This Anerno,H,.

The concert usually given ny the Ma
riae Band on Wednesday nt the Capitol
las been postponed tbs week to Friday
afternoon at the usual bour and place.
The evening times., 1896-09-16

The finest, the best boards, only 81
per 90 feet II you want conirfIOn boards,
7hc. per 100 feet. Frank Libbey & Co.
9Th and Y ave
The evening times., 1896-09-16
SiLSBY & COMPANY,
Incorporated.
COMMISSION STOCK BROKERS',
6l3 Fifteenth St., opp. q. 8. Treasury
Phone sos.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished by Seymour Bros, bank
ers and brokers' members of New
York Stock Exchange Washington
office, Rooms 3 and ga, Sun building
j. A. Breen. ma nager-
The evening times., 1896-09-16

For a few days we shall
sell $50 and S45 Fall Suits
to order at SIS. Morton c.
Stout & Co., 1901 f, corner
Twelfth street.
The evening times., 1896-09-16

Flooring 80 per loo feet all one
width. r. Libbey s. Co. 9Th and N Y. ave.
The evening times., 1896-09-16
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

STATEMENT or the condition OF THE
UNITED STATES BRANCH OF THE
kO \ AL INSURANCE COMPANY OF LIV-
ERPOOL, EN0LAND, on the 3oth day Of
June, 1886, as required by act of Con
gress approved July 20, 1892:
ASSETS.
Cash in bank, etc. -. S224,6T4 40
Real estate -. -. E. E. T56 l56 "a
Bonds and mortgages first
lien on real estaGej.. :. :. POI 900 90
StOcSs and bonds (market
yaiuej: =. 4,25O, ,I25 90
Bill receivable and collateral
loans. 3,941 45
Premiums uncollected and In
hands OF gents. -. -. 734,O75 Al
Interest due and accrued or
June 80, 1896. -. :. . $3.50 72
Other assets OF the company 25.OO6 90
$500 $40 ~
RfServe premium fund tin
Guiding S214.,32S.1i I'M
der Perpetual Fire Ins. Co.
policies. =. :. :. :. 81 ,a36 ,544 Is
claims 49,. -. =. =. =. 395,O7s 27
Reserve premium fund under
the Life Insurance Depart
Inent.. -. -. 116, 100 90
All other claims against the
company 15S,iO9 Oh
Net surplus. e. :. E. E. =. =. 2,3S3, ,sSS 81
$3.50 57o 27
Statement of dividends and
expenses for he SIX runuths
ending June 80, 1896: -
Current expenses 81, ,3o3 ,9IS 30
GEO. N. COLT, Asst. Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
e''' 49, EDMUND HARVEY,
Notary Public, Kings Co. n. Y.
Ce-tfisatu Sfi.,I in Sp-- York county. n Y.
L.KEMP DUyAL. Rest Manager.
I405 F ST. n. w.
The evening times., 1896-09-16
Washington Stock Exchange.

sales -Ches and Pot. Tel js. sl.eto al 10
Netrcp Titan Ban. j at 30. U s. Electr.
Light, : at 80: l0at9 81,
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STOCKS.
Tho folpwin. w,r, M cin,i =, onp,iuons "u tho
rahns ,ton = D! nv Wv !. u. ~ N lnLl ny.
HOUSTON PRICE CURRENT.

These quotations are revised daily and
their correctness can he relied upon.
Prices are those rd.:s ~ The Houston
who. sale market;
AXLE GREAsE--Damond. $40 per
gr1ss, Frazier, in tin boxes. wv per
gross, Golden. 31n6J, ppr aozen boxes.
AMMUNITloN-row pcr key H.50a
as; blasting powder. s3.'0ui.2o per keg
agents price. drop shot. per sack, S.3o's
BACON-Shori clear. boxed. 5n5l.; IN
4TsG5c: Hcw York dry salt bellies. g.;
Westes, salt bellies. Sc smoked bellies, s..
HAGGfNG ANp TlEs-Fron, siore;
HaggIng. ia.-ih, Age: lib, nc: 2ls-lp. orc,
Arrow Ties SOC: ear load lots, nc per
yard lower for Banging ana &c lower per
'imaKING rowpEE-hpcx. lib, 500;
r.Ih sis: IN. 75c Victor I'm, per
dozen, pic: 's-.h. zoe. i,-lh. ~ isis pne
Sruon. lib per do2,-n. $40: iy-lh. So -
n, 81. Is. g., a5-oa cans. 600 p'f huH"h'
Prices. lC-oz.. $500 per d1G n; Royal l'-az'
CANNED FRUIT Per dozen; s,rawher-
ries g0c1f 81 90. pincanp.os. Ftondird. N.-in
l.5O; eve!css ana cUlpless. slG. secoads.
sSI.,c: pears. standard. aic|isi.Cl. rlinper
Bartleii pears. lib. Si0bri.oi: s-lb sllo
ais: peaches. standari .-lh. ~ 1871 %
sli5mi.Si: alb PIE peaches. ,oHsoc: IN
Kin STANDARD anf.es. saopsl o.
cANpY-Pia andy eis9eM,si w55s lrg
icANNEr, .yEGETABLEs- M snis5 :; &,
string beans, iea &c. corn, ,5ocgsi?s: iona ma
toes 9Th isG6a'.. seconds; 5onasc: 3-ih.
,51 SOC rod Kidney beans. 2-lb. 7,aaoc.
CALIFORNIA CANNED Goops-Per
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COFFEE.

New York. June neutrality-suspicious.
cline. ruled inactive and weak. under local
buying Closed steady 10 10 points lower.
quiet No. : iSi-4 Mid quiet, Coriova
II l-fnis snlcs 1900 bags Maracaibo. y. t.:
100 bags Central American. y. L.
santos June I5.--Qu tt: good average
Santos 1890. reocipts II 900. stock 5000.
Hamburg. June i5.-Dull. IL pig de-
clanc. sales 900 bags.
no. June To- Steady: No 7 Rio 1880.
Exchange 10 lid. Receipts 300 bags.
1carcd for the United States 5000: stock
% 600
New York. June I5-Total warehouse
deliveries from the United States Gaa0
New York stock today 1885, si. United
States stock 1sl9o2; niloat for The In ted
Sirros l5s,0Do bags. total visible for he
bags last year.
Havre. June l5.--1-l and I-2f net decline.
Sales II coo bags.