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ron Observation-Disclosures.

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FOR SALE. TWELVE SHARES MER-
chants and Mechanics Land stock; name
your best price. Address Stock, Morning
News office.
FOR SALE, SECONDHAND, sO-H. p.
return tubular boilers, In good order; also
large stock OF new ones. See II. Il.
Timmons. Savannah or Lombard Iron
Works. Augusta. Ca.
FOR SALE. MOVING MACHINES,
horse rakes. hay tedders and hay press,
by G.. w. Parish.
FOR SALE AT SUMMER RATES. I'M
iii Sept. 10. butter, % cents a pound;
cream. 40 cents a quart; milk tickets, Y
quarts for a dollar, payable on delivery;
telephone COO. or address box 200. Vale
Royal Dairy.
FOR SALE. BUTTER, CREAM.
ourds and milk. Orders by wagon drivers
or telephone COS. Vale Royal Dairy.
CYPRESS SHINGLES AND PILING.
We are now selling cypress shingles at the
reduced prices OF ti.8. Sis and S2.25 per
thousand. Special prices on carload lots.
Boats cen load az the mills. Can also fur
nish cypress piles IN any quantity on short
notice. Vale Royal Manufacturing Com
pany.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


STATE or GEORGIA. CHATHAM.
COUNTY-Josephine Thornton VS.. Robera
Stanley Thornton. Libel for divorce in the
superior court OF Chatham county, Geor~'
gIa, December term, 1897. The defendants
Robert Stanley Thornton: You are here.
by required, personally or by your attor-
neys, to be and appear at the next term
OF the superior court Of Chatham county,
In the state Of Georgia, TO be held ON
the first Monday, that being the sixth
9th day OF December next, at 10 o'clock
a. m, then and there TO answer the plain-
tlff on the merits Of the foregoing cons
plant, as in default OF such appearance
the said court Will proceed as 10 Justico
shall appertain
witness, the Honorable Robert Falls
CANT Judge Of said superior court, his
sth day Of June, In the year Of our Lord
eighteen hundred and ninety-seven Qs9D.
JAMES X. p. CARR, =
Clerk Superior Court, Chatham County,
Georgia.
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY,
Notice ls hereby given that I have made
application to the court Of ordinary for
Chatham county for leave 10 sell all THAI
certain lot Of land In the southern ex-
tended limits OF the city OF Savannah, de-
scribed as lot number forty-one (fD.
Southvillc, and improvements thereon, be-
longing to estate OF Abraham Stevens, do
NthNfAf lbi AtN EhNHifAA VI hNhtH
distribution. and that said order will be
granted az August term 1897, OF said
court, unless objections are filed thereto-
w. j. CLEARY, y
Administrator Estate Abraham stevens.
Deceased.
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY,
Notice ~ hereby given that I have mada
application TO the court OF ordinary for
Chatham county for leave TO sell all THAI
parcel OF land In the city OF Savannah
known ana described as the northern hale
Of lot number twelve 02. North Ogle-
thorpe ward with the improvements
thereon. belonging 20 estate Of Michael
Roach. deceased, for the payment OF
debts ana distribution. ana thar said or
der win be granted at August term 1897.
OF said court unless objections are nloI
thereto. JAMES II. KENNEDY. q .
Executor VIII OF Michael Roach, Doeoas.
"a.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
TInsT-CLAss SECURITIES.

G. II. DoUSETT, AuctiOncer.
Under and by virtue of an order granted
by the Honorable Court of Ordinary OF
Chatham county l will offer for sale, at
the Court House In Savannah. during the
usual hours of sale. on TUESDAY, Aus
gust 30. 1897, for the purpose Of 1lstribu-
tion and the payment of debts, the fol-
loving as the property Of the estate OF
Miss Kate NJ. Thomas, deceased:
-Four 60 shares OF the capital stock 1t
tho Augusta and Savannah Railroad Cons
papv
Eight (0 shares of the capital stock Of
the Southwestern Railroad Company.
Nine 90 shares of the capital stock Of
the Chatham Real Estate and Improves
ment Company stock series "a"
ALONZO M. WEST, JR.,
Administrator Estate Of Miss Kate M,
Thomas.
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iTHHNlN III MLP reaches the
tNHM III. WI edge of the
WW III E falls. The danger begins
lNW II Mill IN the river far above.
lIU II NIN When disease begins to
NAW II WlH sweep any one along on
EW VIII tits current, the danger has
Ell y Will already begun,
Nh NIIl If you are losing healthy
~ iNIlI flesh and getting below
EMWI your best condition it is
u I'll Lime to get back again
Is MI without delay. The best
\ AfM strength-builder for people
y " J who are running-down f."
is DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
1t enables the digestive and assimilative
forces to make fresh, red healthy blood
which rapidly creates new tissue: no
tiabby fat but solid, muscular flesh, nerve
force, and vital energy.
II was complete wreck appetite gone, nerv-
GUS system impaired; could not sleep and was so
weak that could not stand on my feet ten min
utes writes Miss Ella Barley, of No 7I3h
south Grant Avenue, Columbus Ohio: II only
weighed 95H pounds when commenced taking
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery After
had taken half bottle 1 began to improve
could sleep soundiy the whole night and would
awaken with an appetite for breakfast which
oack eaten hearty breakfast I now have an
excellent appetite, and my friends say they never
saw me looking better or in better spirits since
they knew me. tell them it is all due to DR.
Pierce's Discovery and am so thankful and
grateful that never tire of prasing his medi-
cine every opportunity get. had about given
up IN despair, and nobody knows what those
words imply, but those who have suffered-like
did TOR two long years. 1 was convinced that
your medicine would help me, and am here in
person, living testimonial of its merits"
For constipation, DR.. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets are simple yet sure remedy, mild
but thorough in their effect, and a perrra-
nent cure. No ordinary Pills are so perfect
and scientific. By all druggists.
stevedores in 1894, they go elsewhere dur
ing the cotton season. 1t is worthy of note
! I. L. ~. l.
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TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN
get board by week at $40 Hall. east; large,
airy room, pleasant location.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALEs.

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WANTED, COMPETENT WASHER
and ironer in yard. liz West Gwinnett
street.
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Fnn nENT-nOoMs.

FLAT FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING,
southern exposure, hot and cold water.
Harris and Tattnal
DESIRABLE SOUTHERN ROOM FUR
nished or unfurnished. Also front base
ment room. 113 Jones, west.
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REWARD.

REWARD OFFERED. LOST on
Thunderbolt road, Bun street or CASTOR.
a pocket book. Finder will please return
10 Pulaski house G. y. llamiln.
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AUCTION SALES.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
ny j. MCLAUGHLIN & SON,

AUMINIO ma Un = SHIEs
ny j. MCLAUGHLIN & SON,
On TUESDAY, Sd August, 1897, Before
the Court House, I'm the City of sa-'
vannnh, Chatham County, Ga.
BY virtue of an order from the Honor
able Hampton L. Ferrill, Judge of the
Court of Ordinary. Chatham County, CAL
will sell at the above mentioned date and
place, during the legal hours of sale, that
portion of land near the 3-mie post on
the Ogeechee road, being a subdivision OF
the Lothey Hall plantation made for the
fremont Real Estate and Improvement
Company, known In said subdivision as
lots % and go each containing two acres.
more or Less, with improvements. Sold
for payment OF debts and distribution
Estate of Josef Lang deceased
JOHN A. GOETHE,
Administrator Estate of Josef Lang, de-
ceased
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

WANTED, POSITION AS SAWYER,
by a practical machlnlst and millman
saw filing a speciality; can give best Of
references. Address G. W. Powers. Dav-
export, Fla.
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MEDICAL.

LADIES, CH1CHESTER'S ENGLISH
Pennyroyal Pills Diamond Brand are the
best; safe, reliable; take no other send 4c,
stamps for particulars, Relief for La
dies" in letter by return mail. At drug
gists Chichester Chemical Co., Philadel-
phia Pa.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
nation will be furnished masters of YES
sells free of charge in United States by
geographic office. in custom house. Cap
tains are requested to call at the office.
Reports of wrecks and derelicts received
for transmission to the navy department.
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iF you WANT GOOD Material
snd work. order your llihograohod ana
printed stationery and blank books from
Nornlng News. Savannah. ca.
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Remarks-Heavy rains fell in the At
1antlc coast districts and light showers
occurred elsewhere. Continued high tenn
peratures prevail and very warm weather
is reported from the Gulf states.
Observations taken July 26, 1897, p. m,
10Th meridian time, at the same moment
of time at all stations, for the Morning
News
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CLEAREp YEsTERpAY.
DEPAnTED YnsTERDAY.

Steamship Chattahoochee. Lewis, New
York-Ocean Steamship Go.
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sAILEn Ics,rERDAY.

United States gunboat Wilmington
Jacksonville.
Steamship Kansas City, New York.
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stevedores in 1894 they go elsewhere dur
ing the cotton season. 1t is worthy of note
that they still make their homes in Savan-
nah, and the majority of them have fam.
ilies living here
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Special Texas Rainfall Report-Galves-
ton, T.
Heavy characterization, S. c., 1.5S;
Yemassee, s. c., LIP.
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Temperature; 'velocity Of wind.
j. NJ. Sherier,
Observer. Weather Bureau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-27

Late sales Of ROSTERS have been mainly at &c. Turkeys
and selling fairly but ana s no'0 IN s Supply a nSi
s ksen. Ssis, and unchanged we quotes Fowls. per
g. isTssss SSiOe ducks local per pair soaoSs
%: @ 81 sa9 % I.
pses The receipts Of fresh dressed poultry have
and Shs price: have shown s ANY any
variation sim the feeling toward the close Of last week was
close however with decidedly colder weather holders are
ssi and IN. Sn0s
IT Of os:
chickens TO Liverpool which had contracted for
s % .:
scarce promptly bring premium 6u, nearly ali
lots are coarse or mixed with Stacy young ROSTERS and
or chickens and fowls mixed Turkeys have been in
hs D sn @ a Ss and ' d
OF peddng ehsracsr and while great quantity have
top quotations only possible for exceptionally fancy
a a large lots ss m
had to 60 into freezes Fancy ducks moderate supply
modsrats supply little outlet ;e' and with
supply and fine white in good demand and
nrm but small and dark slow and irregular We quote:
d. Young SS s
to fair &C. Sd cS q sSs
i0ssrisS do Jersey prime eaioc do State and Penn:
ana .csdsd prime saoc DO Coarse and Stacy ss1fe
o % d x nna 5000
TO prime ssf0c; do Western prime. sas,sc do to
go % %ssTs s. sssG
lsss small and slips. saioc; Western prime.
see DO GOOD SQUADS per
GAMESThee Is fairly liberal supply Of quail and
easier though the close steady for shOc.
suPss
lots from the
tribe sesdier Jack rabbits in liberal supply dull and
weak venlson plenty selling .owly and feeling easier
and QUAIL per- S' no
81; 5sSS: idS,SS 90 isss rabbits. venison'
HAY AND s.RAwNHHY"Th market to day was
their late enc S possible s' the sSd
which sweeps wide Western area may curail snip
that has been attery shipped Is well on Eastward; ii
give prompt relief to the quantity situation Prime hay
not abundant enough 10 be fully affected by the weak
that class Of hay well satisfied with the invoices Q;
Grade. o@ NO ow CLOVER and pure clover
nss s ' With Shaded rates Ds
nothing in an open way exceeds sSc We quote: Hay
SSiSc Sss 30 n CSC 20 s ship
o S sSd Sc 20
grade hay 1922 sat hay per 100 ~ 4'asos clover
straw 100 ID s5esoc rye straw per 100 h.
70 90 'nF s e S % Ss st per 100
today follows: Hudson River Railroad $40 tons
i % ss1' Of sS for e.,
week ]. 100 bales: Receipts of straw to-day. 20 IONS
FURS AND SkINS--The London sales continued all
last week and cables report the following changes:
Raccoon 12,s per cent higher than last March, Wolf 10
skunk 80 per and fresh skunk. Is per
do red fox cen, do gray fox 20 per do
badger 80 per cent do; civet cat q per cent do:
grizzly bear. 10 per do black and brown and
marten as las, March; winter mnskrat same as
last January spring muska.. 10 cent lower fall
small muskrat 10 higher than January
bs ,2a per cent lower than last January The
ket here is somewhat unsettled at the moment
tionay fine skins have possible value above
and poor might have 10 lower.
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OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

four hours as head total for week thus far Sess TOT e
York los: on sale 100 including four loads heId
over Market opened slow and easy At @ 1
only few here Receipts for the last IS. tyer so
f hours, ms .o head wssn n1s rd s
New-York 7GO sale 5I6o including 20 cars held
over Mar.e, opened slow and lSc Lower Tor ~
- &C. closed steady. with about all sold Heavy IS ~
T1sd s. nj pigs e. g. e
hours. 1905 head for week thu. far 81 600 for
%s 9; Sss OK Including
over Market opened quiet lambs 5gloc lower and sheep
sold.
Union Stock Yards. Chicago jan 2s-Cate-Rece.rIp;s "a
1000 head: market steady; common TO extra steers 81
81 Ssss Is; calves s. Sass Texans. s. 5oas4 So Hogs
Receipts, 1900 head market steady early. later d'cn
!1s sS ns to- choice packing and sGggsF
sg.s co. Light 81 sss CO. pigs 81 2Sqss Ss swsr
inferior to choice. 81 so@si; lambs So 5oass
louis. Jan $50 head head mao 40
as AdE s'; S ssgs 90 na'v'
iTso head market &c hishsr s 80
tS.S CO. s sas aas,
mxd 81 30: lambs. 81 2o.
$. E sss bsm. 4 a So soS y ; 49,
ss Co. ss .ns and .o 90
%s So '%s 's! I'd
Market strong steady On lambs Good
natives: ,s ssa. 20 s sS s & So
go a.: is'1 TO 9 os's IS
Ksn.a. CITY. !4s Receipts: rtCSs he'd e 4;
$3.50 TO- caeRecspts 5000 head market x stsaSy
s's sssE: :' sSIs
s s' 81 Ss ST. ad cass Ga
ceip,s. 1000 head: market slow
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. January 20. 1897.
BEEVEs-Receipts. 4 cars. or ~ head cars i9r
49, 1i,v dressed beefsldes steady AZ 6isuS3c
rer ~ for ordinary choice quality Latest LONDON ana
I.r,oo cables quoted refrigerator beef nrm az vpioc
o. NJ American steers selling at l11l?c dressed weight
H.. hssn slow AZ s99c dressed weight At GLASGOW
steers sold at li1nl2c shipments Quay, w
cattIs ON the ontario TO London equally DIVIDED between
Sbamberg 4 son and Schwarzschiid su.persr,' On
H. Tamrc 10 Liverpool 800 cattle. equally divided De-
,ma.r ,he came shippers also .54 sheep for j. Sham
h",g Son and 2iO quarters Of beef for y Morris: ON
The Teutonic Liverpool 800 ansrtsrss ,or @
r,ns ,omnany and 493 quarters for d. II sherman
an he kansas city. 200 cattle Tor Sutran hShts"n
on he Norwegian 400 cattle and 4ls sheep Ior 81
t'ouxhlin The Ohio ana Mesa""S WI" "'' e' y" N'''"
Tho latter part OF the week ,., .--..., ,,sa,
ctIVEs~Only ~ live calves reported sfrrra so-oay
~, 80 was limited. with steady feelins ior an
grades bunch Of poor narn barn; ri. y, ss@s7 as ~"
W. u" On sale Nominal quotations *3u* or com
~ oi ,ity dressed vesls steady at sail'5c per
NJ country dressed firm at VT oc " .msa "t"e'
al sn.c Sanders: veais I'D n average u i2s per
~ "a Hollis: 10 barnyard calves 'poor'' ~ TO- ~
" i 90 Mullen: vesis. 1872 N. siT .ss,
ugHrp AKIN LAMBS Receipts Ists sars or 49,
b.sdS cars FOR export alive ana NJ ar ,sr"d ,nSsv
so,ne VI n ,si about steady prices auaity consuereu
Tn sheen changed hands and sooh "a mos rou - III ~
~ 40 with no very prime LOT. repor'ea hs err "
80 rsra carried over half-dozen spring amps were ~
csrs wsrr Make, and the holder asking - per
head Dressed mutton arm at o'spIc per TO- nIe, r
lamb. steady s69i-c '"un'r, s,ss 49, Tor
In light supply ana qu"''' Nun "
o'e, n Judd CO.: 2iI buffalo lambs. 70 N average
At s. 10 per 10: aas DO 20 NJ a. ~ 20 s,.o
N.m,on 4 70 2fi Ohio lambs, ~ ~ ~ - w.. . :.
q. "a n" state sheep. 70 10. at ~ 30 - .,
HOGs-Reeepts 20 cars. or A"S hsaa' 'nc'"aihs o.
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

\ew-YOrk. January 70 ic0'.
corroN-The market closed STEADY; WIN sass so
points on active before the close apout
800 laes exchanged for June IN one pioch
The market was quite steady throughout the day, WIN
fluctuations southern spot markets are hrn
with offered and some reports conhs ~
OF good spfnners. Liverpool sent quite eocd
news arrivals about points Tor the DAY WIN
fairly active. The sentiment abroad seems
Of cotton and some buying o'oeIs
continue abroad. The drygords market
quiet but II Is sad that store Uaae ~ quiz iaI
valued siO7 $40 against S495 Oa+ last week and $500
Exports from January 20 date sno" aus
$3.50 80 $50 7Ol in 1906 and SGT Dol IN 1880
Continued holding on outside spectators u
steady undercurrent nevertheless Mills AT the soutn
said hold comparatively little nctua. COTTON anu
mills OF North Carolina will have 10 look 10 other
States for supplies OF material New cans srht
quite a number Of buying orders 10 our market The
Howe. Cotton Company. Of Rome Ga. has received re
made. and that farm work r. wei advanced. The re
ce,ps Houston estimated at 1000 TO
2O bales against 1912 bales day last week. and
23S5 bales last year Receipts q. Sew-Oreans 20 orow
same day week and 1920 bales fast year Receipts
at principal interior points to-day were as follows:
Augusta. .322 bales. against 81 bales same day last
week and 46G ba.es last year Memphis 1881 bales.
against ol0 ana 523 bales ST. Louis. All bales AGAINST
lis and 2 bales Cincinnati 800 baes against I52s ard
1877 bales Houston. GOA bales against 6463 and $50
bales Receipts at principal ports to day follows
Galveston l3s bales against 3&72 bales DAY last
and 73s bales last year; NewOrleans TO- al bales
against 1909 and O677 ba.es Mobile G34 bales against
As bales Charleston. 1911 bales 400 and
i577 bales: Norfolk. i54 bales. against 2026 and 6ss
bales
Opening range and close to-day aad closing bds the
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,,h,c,vo Ian 20 (specIah.-wheat dropped &c !" u"S'
oi.,,a,,x A lot OF liquidation from every a"e."0"'
r.,,'. cam. lower which was Significant because s"'"
to-, ,h, the foreigners did not consider the
es,,-.s at all buIsh Continental markets as w." ~ a.
n.,s, xerr Lowell The effect of the ooNri NJ
m chose hears who have been out oi 'he ma Ne. "
ing o To- the Washington report would contain some
t,I s,nrise. The lack Of esh demand was he iii
o,. n 'rNuenre Of the day. one SAFE was haue az
nv 90 lush 10 the seaboard. Mers TOOK Soh" nusn
,a. ~ 80, was very small considering the day ore'@
pu, ,,' orsd accidental The majority 81 the Shippers
anu II ,,rnr, b,ds anywhere near the market lNerpooi
h,.s decIsred the spo, demand poor there x
Nv 10 loads export The nour news was u.s.
m - from every direction. London minneapolis and
.ss ',ins There fair CLEANLINESS 5SWV pusn IN
receipts were small. IIs carr skainst
s last year and i73 in 1875 The decrease IN the woras
shis .,nply bush. was less than expected me
rs w., considerably under puts so much under hat
-, nrotect themselves The marAct was duh ex,. pt
ushs sprine pecipitated selling There was stop less
se,,,ne 10 d. Tgc. and great deal more OF II TO
do At isc ..o.t..,. ..,or,a, ,ho co,, ons,
,ss larger from the West natural result ~ the III
mss,hsr Futures suffered slightly consequence. Nay
W. ,ro, a,f.c TO a3Ln23sc. and closed at 23tc Re
c.,s were AKA with 2ip estimated for "Wednesday
s.hs. seaboard cearsnces were iJivo usn
reported Increase east OF the Rockies
,s the week OF 10000 bush The bear argument that
hsre IA nothing ahead prevent May losing all Its
nremtm no crop scare being possible between now and
May !. -. - -. -, .
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Market ccsed steady al to points advance compared
With yesterdays closing prices. Transferable notices
Total sales, ~, AW base. NewYork net receipts, $40
bales. Exports: Great Britain 2pts bales stock 2s al
bales Total nel port receipts TO 2:v2 bales; thus
far this week. S5 bales against 10 si bales last week
$500 bales Continent. 1A007 bales: stock 1y0!0oIs
bales spot cotton fr. 1-i6c higher middling uplsnds
a-iac; mddng gulf. o t6c sales. ~ bales spinning
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabeSpot cotton In
buyers favor sales 5000 bales ation and export
800 bales: American 1000 bais receipts a. 600 bales
American. 5000 bales: middiiE uplands a. Futures
opened steady partially sd advance closed steady ~
ruary 36@,sb; February March. 359leb: March April
2s0isb April Nav 3aDb May-June. 3604b. June July
36lb: JulyAugust S81isb: August September. 1900 Sep
TENDER October, 3&3b NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet and
steady: cloths. some business at low prices.
C>OFFEE-The market. closed with contracts barely
steady prices unchanged 10 points net advance Total
II 80 bags The Havre market closed with
public cable was received owing holI-
day Our market opened with advance Of about
points and worked about 10 points more on good
demand and light offerings Business was quiet dur
ing the afternoon market held steady Europe bought
some coffee early In the day. The Dutch yale went on
to-day about NC above brokers' valuation with market
quiet. and good ordinary Java. 5lisc The Rio cable
reported Rio No exchange standard at e<S0; ex-
change 2832d Rio receipts for days. $4,000 bags:
rope 1000 bags Rko. 37 900 bags. No Santos
cable owing holiday correction makes the receipts
at Santos last larger than advised. The
street market II quiet but steady and nominaly un-
changed Rio No spot quoted at p5sc and No at ssc
Mild coffee steady with sales of g. 100 bags Marscaibo
and I. 500 bags ssvsnis on private terms
The following table shows the highest lowest and clos
ta