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Nominations Confirmed

Washington, June 3.-The following nam nations were confirmed by the senate to- day in executive session:
 Oscar s. Straus, of New York, to be min ister to Turkey.
 ssissippi-Wesley p. Col lins, Summit; Joshua Stevens, Macon.
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Notice.
,... . ..

Virginia & Alabama Coal Co.,,
 Birmingham Ala, June l, 1S9S Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Virginia 6 Alabama Coal Co.,, will be held at the office of said company in the city of Bir- mingham. Ala, on. Wednesday, the 10th day of June, 1898, at 12 o'clock m. By order of the president.
 H. H. CHAMBERLAYNE,
 Secretary.
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Balloon ascension and para chute Jump at 3 p. m. The Sea Wave all day. North Bir- mingham Park, Sunday, June 9th.
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Tennessee country cured Hams at J. E.. Winters, 8O0 So. 2Oth St. Phone 8O5.
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The last day to register. Democrats, do your duty.
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THE NEGRO IN THE SOUTH.

From the Pinckard Pilot.
 The south never has found, and 1t is doubtful if it ever will, race of laboring people we'll suited to it's climate and it's interests as the typical southern negro.
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Rioting in Spain and Italy Is Almost Equal to {
Revolution
DESPERATE BATTLES WITH THE l
At Prones Spain. the Village Stoned Deathany
are Killed and Wounded i'm the Fights-Women
Children Join the Mobs
essssssssssssss,
,sssssssssssssss

Madrid May e--ul
from aen yesterday
anu 'nrew every ming movable into the
struggle followed
aH out by the
ocalf
ered strong enough
~ Mlacr the mob
up calling while
forcing the
ing subsequently OF
i demolished everything sight
o the house.
serious disorders have occurred Prones
priest has been to death
2 p M-Revscd figures and utv
wounded The bodies
streets the fusade from hail beng
he wound
ana
Quantities goods
Madrid May 9NoonThe
ng Riots have
pected benou
Of
AZ Matos nine miles from
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NOMINATIONS.


''"S
Washington, May s.The president to-
DAY sert these nominations to the senate
Navy, Charles H. Allen, Massachusetts. to
be assistant secretary OF the navy.
Postmasters-lexa j. NJ. Kindred
Amarillo; julius Henry, Corpus Christi,
H. Z, Spencer, Forney; Richard O. Mis-
ier' Hamilton Henry f.. Perry, Kaufman
Ida l.. Jones. Nayasota
Departm. MT OF war:
Captains, United States army to be as
slstant adlutant generals with rank OF lieu
tenant colonel JOHN J.Johnson Eighth cav
airy; Francis Mitchter Tenth cavalry; Jos.
H. Dorst, Fourth cavalry, Wllber u. Wild
err Fourth cavalry; Cyrus S. Roberts, Sew
cntoenth infantry; George X. Craft, Eigh-
teenth infantry Edward j. McCiel ia n.
Second cavalry
Major, TO be inspector general, with rant.
of lieutenant colonel Joseph r. Sanger,
inspector United States Army.
Captains. TO be inspector generals, with
rank of lieutenant colonel: Frank D. bnid-
, win Fifth infantry, Edmund Rice, Fifth
| infantry; Captain Marion Armus, Fifth in
fantry,
To be inspector generals, with rank OF
lieutenant colonel; John Jacob Astor CT
New York Charles A. Whittier Of New
York; Curtis Guild of Massachusetts,.
Captains, United States Army engineer
corps to be chief engineers, with rank OF
lieutenant colonel William NJ Black,
George McDerby. james l.. Tpsk, George
W, Goethe, John Bldde Hiram NJ. Chit
tenden.
Major of engineers corps, United States
Army, to be chief engineer with the rank
Of lieutenant colonel william r. Liver
more.
To be- judge advocates, with rank OF llnl-
tenant colonel: Captain Fayette S. Rowe,
Third infantry; Captain Edgar s. Dudley,
Andrew C. Grey of Delaware, John A. hull
Of Iowa, Z. ]. Hill OF Connecticut, Charles
l., Jewell of Indiana, c. II. Robbie q
New York.
To be assistant adjutant general, with
rank of captain; Charles r. NTer "
Ohio. William Aston Chanlcr of Now York,
Irskine Hewitt OF New York, Walter l..
Bouve OF Massachusetts, Fred NJ Alsor of
Michigan, James G, Blaine, Jr, OF ,'a'ne
W b. Allison OF Iowa.
Majors to chief engineers, with rank Of
lieutenant colono; Daniel D. Wbeoler,
Charles Bird. George e. Pond, James w.
Pere Francis B, Jones, Crosby p Miller,
all United States Army; also Ave.y y. Ar
drew TO this rank,
To be chief surgeons with rank OF lien-
tenant colonel: Major B. +. Pope, Robert
q. Reilly. Alfred c. Girard, John Van K.
Hon Louis NJ Maus.
To be surgeons Of United States; Nioh-
elias Sem of Illinois and Rush Huidekoper
of Pennsylvania
To BIO chirf commissaries OF subsistence
with rank Of lieutenant colonel: Joseph
Edward z. Bravo. Lasker II, Bliss, Gao
taiss James n. Allison. W. II Baldwin
and David r.. Braiuard. commissaries VI
r;.bsisterce United States army; also Cap
tain q f Wood. Fifth artillery. and Cap
tain Charles II. Grierson, Tenth cavalry,
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49, -
THE NAMES DEAD.
Twcnty-fOGr Graves at Key West
Marked by Fading Flags.

Twcnty-fOGr Grnvcs at Key West
Marked by Fading Flags.
copyrighted, 1898, by the Associated
Press)
Key Wet, Fla, May 9.--In the out
skirts OF town. where the small Spanish
cottages cluster Silent along the narrow
street, is the city cemetery OF Key West.
Near the main entrance. which is guard
ed by creaking old wooden gate, is a
group Of newly made graves. They are In
the potter's fleld-the part of the buryIns
ground set apart Cor pauper dead. These
are the graves Of the heroes who lost thei-
lives on the battleship Maine In Havana
harbor on the night Of February Is. There
are twenty-four OF them. marked and above
each mound of glistenlng white limestone
soil a small American flag droops in tbs
fierce sun that beats necessarily down on
the island The flags are faded and fraz-
zled. When a breeze comes up from the
OCEAN they Ilutter sadly Tor moment aad
again droop TO the scorching earth, Ca
the center OF each mound Is small glass
goblet which still holds the discolored
bunches OF flowers They were put there
by a lady from Philadelphia" said The
dreamy old sexton but do not know
VINO size was. She came here ab3ut tea
DAYS after the bodies were buried and put
fJowers on all the graves. ] asked her VINO
she was hut she said. No matter.
The graves Of the Maine's victims are
surrounded by commissioners with spanish
iuscrtptions. II Is picture Of melancholy
desoIation. Only two q thenI we're iotp.
tined. They were : nekro and japanese
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At MILAN, iTALA.
streets Torn Up by the Nob and
Many Persons Arc Killed.

Lugano, Switzerland, May 9.-Accordins
to latest news received here from Milan,
Italy, the rising of the people there ap-
pears to have been mastored.' Reinforce
ments Of troops have been pouring into the
city all night long
Trouble has occurred at Treviso, Verona
and Brescla. There was a renewal OF the
disturbances at Milan last night due - The
arrival of mob of students from ravia,
armed with revolvcrs, They attempted 10
force an entrance into the city, Dut Tere
rerulsed By a detachment of BersaGlier.
TWO of the students were killed aud s.n
wounded. In the parts OF Mil1l VIII rc
the resistance was most desperate, whole
streets were torn up by tho mob. not a
pane of glass is unbrokcn. the dolgs are
mostly torn down and on all aides can Ls
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TORPEDO BOAT FIGHTERS.
They Stnnd Almost No show of Sur
vivinE.
New York Sun.

| New York Sun.
| The relative danger OF service on our
| different lighting ships is just now The
subject of interesting speculation on the
part Of naval officers, and one officer
summed il up last week In this fashion:
| "The crew of a torpedo boat that goa
into action must embark with almost
certainty of death II they are ordered 10
attack in the daytime their only hope l.,
to avoid the rapid fire guns OF the ship
which they expect 10 blow up. The boats
are constructed to make a bold dart at the
enemy and fire torpedo, but they would
be sunk by well aimed rapid ire guns
| easily. Even In night attack the chances
are that the enemys searchliehts would
| pick them up, and then it would b.
race to discharge their torpedoes before
they were sunk. The destruction of a large
| percentage of torpedo boats is always
| counted on In q general engagement. The
| dynamite cruiser Vcsuvus would offer a.
much danger TO her crew as a TORPEDO boat
| If she went into action You must remem-
Der that when she is loaded to fight she
carries great quantity OF dynamite, and
! II an onemy's projectlle penetrated to htr
magazine the men on board would neysr
know what happened to them II the Hol-
land submarine boat should be accepted By
the government her crew would, 10 my
mind, run very fair chance of going T.
the bottom. Granting that she can do all
that is claimed for her. II she wee sent
out 10 sink battleship and exposed her
turret even for a short period she wou q
he in danger of being struck. Supposng
she gets near enough. however. 10 launch
her torpedo successfully she would vey
likely become the prey of the surrounding
vessels, which would be eager for revengs.
However the chanca would be worth IT,
and there would be no difficulty in finding
crews for such boats. The destruction OF a
battleship at no greater cost than that OF
a submarine boat and small crew would
be distinct gain Let me add that the
iereek'r opportunity for distinction on
th"se dangerous boats makes them drsir-
eble billets in the minds of mos. OF our
YOUNGER cfficers'
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TO REL NFORCE DEWEY
FIVE THOUSAND TROOPS WILL pE
SENT TO THE PHILIPPINES.
"es VIII Leave On the city of Pc.
kn-important News Ia Expected
from Sampson.

washington, May AT today's special
CABINET meeting the leading subjects OF dis.
cussion were the measures to be taken to
REINFORCE Admiral Dewey at Manila and
the probable movement on Cuba. AS TO the
FORMER there has been no material change
IN the plans. Approximately 5000 troops
VIII be dispatched on the City OF Pckin and
o'ner transports. The Charleston will act
as convoy, The McCulloch has not vet
isi' Mrs bay outside Hong Kong harbor
where she is waiting further instructions
10 ADMIRAL Dewey, which will be sent piob-
ably today or tomorrow.
In his cablegram received here Saturday
tho admiral made no reference TO troo,s
NOT knowing the governments Intention in
regard TO the occupation of the island. |.
seems quite certain. however, mat the rty-
eminent Intends to make an active ,a,n-
| ralgn against the Spanish forces there and
ADMIRAL Dewey will be so informed IL IA
hct probable that the squadron will bonn
hard the city or engage in any ar.ive work
against the Qualifications there except slch
rs the admiral may find necessary in order
TO retain control of points now In his nos
session
On the arrival of troops. which VIII he
Immediately concentrated from the '1cfac
states, 1t Is probable that landing viii pe
made at once and operations be beg,ia 20
capture the city and reduce the remaining
iortiiications, In addition to the 5000 or
oooo troops tho transports will also take
out considerable cargoes OF supplies, in
Guiding ammunition
The president and members OF his ,abi-
net are now expecting important news from
Commodore SIMPSONS feet. which is dis
patched against Porto Rico. 1t Is believed
that his victory there win be as complo.e
as was that of Admiral Dewey at Mannn.
although it is hardly to he expected that
the consequences to his fleet will be as IN
important No alarm is felt as TO the
whereabouts of the feet of the Spaniards
aud it certainly is not expected that Ad-
miral Sampson will encounter them at por
TO Rico
As to the plan Of campaign in Cuba, it
Is understood that there has been no ma
terial change from those announced some
time ago. AT the proper time 1t is ex-
pected that landing of considerable force
with provisions and arms will be landed
easily in an accessible point and an active
campaign will then begin from the rear
as well as from the fleets in front of HAY
ana ana other important seaports.
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BILLED ny uru son.
Demepted Young Man Enacted I
Horrible Tragedy.

Demepted Young Man Enacted II
Uorribic Tragedy.
Fort worth. Teyas. May Nows of Il hor-
rihe ttnsedy at stephouyllIc Ernih coOnly,
was brought hero today Late Saturday even
Ing Ro, Joseph H. Phillips ono Of the post
known residents Of the town. was shot and
instantly killed by his son willard, q young
man. Who has 10. some time boon dcmcnted
Tho boy in some manner got possession OF n
lonble barrccd shotgun and meeting his
father In tho barnyard. discharged the
weapon at him The contents tore away the
greater part OF the old mans head ana broke
his neck The body was discovered lying on
the ground few minutes later 10y members
or The family.
The young man Bccreted himself about 100
yards from tho house, where Sheriff freeman
aud posse found aud effected his arrest last
night The son still had the londed gun and
n quantity VI armuntion. but made no fur
thor attempt to use u When called on 10
surrender, he said; ~ guess IN the man
you want, aud quietly submitted to arrest.
Yorne Phillips has until recently been con-
nned In the asylum at Terrell but has been
out on parole since last fall
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ana it is possible that the men will not
be called on to leave their STATS unless
the plans of the war department miscarrv
IL may be regarded, by the way, that OF
me nrst class Will come the troops which
VIII be sent TO the Philippines.
Ihc responses so far received from the
mastering officers continue to Be very en-
couraslng The following telegram today
from Governor Cloush to Adjutant General
NoFDih SLOWS the state of feeling In the
West.
state Camp, st Paul. Minn.--Troors all
mustered and believe we have three
regiments that are second to none-the
twelfth Thirteenth and Fourtcenth-all
anXlously waiting to so to the front. Please
do not overlook Minnesota, the Star State. =
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upsetting all previous calculations as TO
we're most enthusiastic about The Amc,-
lean cause see that new Developments are
ahead. The few Spanish smpathizers on
the other hand are appalled, at the evil
cence OF spaiu's incompetency while proud
OF the va'or displayed by Individual ssan-
ards. Others dwell on the emergency Of a
Vi al q u, n the IA e o. European 70 ttlity.
II 10 a critical moment.
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4 CRITICAL MOMENT.

America'r Conquest In the Far East
Dtsturbs the Nations.
London, May l0.-Thc Daily Chronicles
parliamentary report rsys: The full truth
Of the Manila battle has produced curious
efect In the house Of commons. It i "a u
new world had appeared. new force
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JAS. Butte
HOUSTON.
TA.M!!.S;: s. P.l.LI,!hSI,
GUARD" Wiser spssas c.. Dssl. 81. Ps1k.s ~

tonight. There was heavy downpour ae-
companled by a brilliant electrical display.
The rain is reported general throughout
Southwest Texas. extending as far as Lars-
do. It has swollen the streams and filled
the stock water tanks.
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Cleburne Texas. May S.--Last night the
Fort Worth cavalry passed through Gle
burne en- route to Austin. A biz demon
stiaticn was accorded the soldiers by the
people OF Cleburne who met them al The
depot with a brass band Friday night y
company q Rooseveit's Rough RIDERS
passed through going to San Antonios
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stnI,hed uis Son.

Austin. Texas May e--James NJ. Mansiiels.
who is II years Of age and an old time resi-
dett OF this city, tonight fatally stabbed his
son. Marion Mansfield. In 4 III Of mental ali.
sriniiCn at their rcfidente IN East avenue
lie could give no renson for his aci,
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Washington Emnio Aqnado the insurgent leader the Philippine
Troublesome
Spanish
who viii rally
e
the native and begin the operations which have
to
OF the blessings ociyll-
aIoved
nj the shrule
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seen tho remains OF fires aud wrecked fur
ni'ure and ether household goods in fact
thoso portions of the city are practically
sacked
The bodies OF the killed were generally
piled In doorways and afterwards col, ed
by army wagons The hospitals, permanent
and temporary. are Overlooking WIKI pso-
Pile.
il is said work will be resumed ,Ais
morning in the factories in Milan.
Al Gen2eEo. near Rome troops ilted on
mob which was engaged In looiinS TWO
persons were killed aud many wounded
A mob gathered at pontonodora. thirteen
miles from Pisa and marched on tie iown
hall They demanded bread 0r wp'N neg
Stoned tho building and refused 20 dts
perse when ordered 10 do 80. The troops
fred volcy and Killed three pcrsuns aud
wounded several others.
Romo, May 9.--1he general commanding
AT Milan tolcgiaphed this afternoon that Ell
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STATE DEPARTMENT.
Generrl wooJforh Calls "ui Has
Cbnt with s"cr"trrv Day.

Weshingtop. May 9-The state d7paTt-
ment was alive with distinguished d'rl"-
matic callers today. General Woodford,
cur late representative at Madrid came 10
tie department about II O'Clock ana
awaited the return OF Secretary Day from
the cabinet meeting. when TIE two hal
half -Four toyether. General Woodford IN
doubtedly reported on the closing phases
Of tho diplomatic negotiations with Spain,
though no statement was given out as to
re purpose of the call
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CorsIcana. Texas. May s.--The ,yc8nx
lady friends OF the Garitty Rifles forwerlsa
several boxes Of delcacles 70 tho boys e
Austin today. No doubt they Will coma d
handy. as tho sudden change fropn nno<lrScf
and sisters toosins e srI2y 9Si9nS A.
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Roquemorc OF Nacogdoches who shot X. l..
Crane OF the same place at the Union de-
pot Sunday night. has been released on
$500 bond. Crane will rot die.
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Mr.. orarfnrh a.t..r.

Washington. May o.--congressman John
w. Cranforc's wife. who recently under
vent 1 severe surgical operation. and hss
since been lowering between life ana
death. iA$reported better tonight HIS
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IL is probable that at some future time
they may be removed 10 another burial
place. II not. suitable monument VIII
be erected TO their memory
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wifos dangerous illness accounts for Mr..
Cranford's absence from his scat in con-
gress lately.
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San Antonio, Texas, Msy S.-rseyerai
c0pious showers q rstn fen hsfe te1ay -
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ent That a Speedy Invasion OF Cuba Is
Being Contemplated.
kRTMENT HAS ADOPTED A NEW PLAN OF
MODELLING THE VOLUNTEERS.
luckily as Regiments Are Organized Notice Is
Sent to Headquarters.

eers Divided Into Three Groups-Forty Thousand Will In
lie Cuba Forty Thousand Will Guard the Coast and the
Remainder VIII be Held as Reserves-Some Vol
unteers May Be Sent to the Philippines
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Advance
i'm
GLASS;.

Plate Glass have mole a big advance Ia
prices, and presnt values viii be main
ialncd, II not increased. for some time to
come
We are well prepared to take care Of
Window Glass orders and VIII equalpzs
prices with ST. Louis Jobbers II VIC do not
do better for you. We handle only first
class American brands. and our stock 10
in prime condition.
Send us your orders.
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Rome, May a.-The general commanding
AT Milan tolegiaphed this afternoon that sll
IL quiet today.
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TIE STATE or TRADE.

torn super $3.50 % DO extra s3 75Nsi 81 o. family.
~ "l,"r Nr'n. men, - U.s. ~. pm, r
celpts ~ hbi. - hbis sale. $50 bhs Wheat
strong and higher: spot 81 ioqsi los: month and May
'-;i.i ~js. receipts ~ G9i bush. exports l32si
.h.at by sample 81 GQs H. 10 on grade 81 O7si lois
9s.e May ST. ST. ,S ~ June 3'.aas.c July aec hid
por,-. so7 "a bu.h stock so2 3gs bush. 1000
tu,h southern white corn 39''c do y.i% ">1c' oa's
m, vel 33aS3tac receipts. 1890 bush. stock. 20
10 bush. Rye strong and hishsr No 500 nearo s
60 g,-is "a 20 sash .erk e27a5 s.s Hay arm
choice timothy. SIP 5pGsiS Gain eignts strong and
sG"er ran 5sr 20 IS Il MY sd june sugar
strong srsnusted s. g. iu,ter FIRM fancy eI9amr
H., sore oac.sd i6ei:c lrg, nm fre,h lie ches.-
So ,dr. F.oc, New YORK Co. ln'Gs ?'sSilne: DO 81
medium ~ al3c. Do -. $. al lc"Hl''sc
sprns patents. sGgsc so winter D. s. ;oase - rprns
clears All -,rligt'- s5gsi winter d.: s. SoN :, 90
co-nmcal nrm pr bust ';sic ger DBL s q rS' - ~
s-r.vr igi,a 81. Oats -R-ce.pts lN~" tu,h hlshe;
fancy clipped, s7rf3Sc " ami y 3 -. TIE. VIII
So ,5esis "a o. hour si7 ?5asi7 -
ruraio. Aori. 25.-Spr ng wheat hid n1uch higher:
business checked 10 hard wheat orerins \. No'hs:n
isht n,srk,t b,,ner 10 ? rel s. 10 No white. 81 10
IN corn 'da'rsf 'ieaa'ly s'er Sir",
ing and ciosra Yey c 5T \" c,rn ara
3ii.c Oats strong ~ Hhit~. $40 No white. 3Ssr
80 white e. 80 "Sci sla$''r No .s, =, ,rs sfa
en-. no spot orerirs. fancy Western loT52o good t.
rhoice is1tsc common 20 flr i3aEc rye que, i
81 bake. .trish' spring s. 5oa'5 g, hs..rs' cie.,
mrinr b e% F t,ry rrs1 s. q,.5 5o io
s-adc winter s4asi y: graham boz, $685. =.
chicago April % The leading fs'ure' ranged as f''
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EXPORTS LAST WEEK
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-The coffee market continues 10 follow mar,
row speculation almost entirely 81 proiessus
character. The rance o: Huc;uatons was only matter
O, points time did the market snow pos'iVe
the other. In response 10 oFI-
ter European Riszliaa cables than ookec ic' sne
advanced points on tie call with IN" paaHe q.
he list UNCHANGED Early in the forenoon mere
was further improvement OF points on Hight sca'teie-
buying orders less beariSh saisca. outlook pu'
with TIE pi; deserted For greater part OF The Afternoon
was steady with April 10 points lower and Other months
unchanged po!ais net higher Total sales reached b
IL 80 bags including but $50 bags On The opening can
About The only effect the war news had was - check
speculation Warehouse deliveries were agan hceNY'
TAe total o~f NeIies ioF 'he
ended cO9 6O bags including l9-2o BAGS
York agans. 2O@S35 bass week asS ana 81 -
bags last year. Receipts RIO haze steadily faNen OF
and foot UP 5000 bags o- the wetk as compared
$1,000 bags the previous week ana % 90 BAGS ast
year. ece3t- also cons lerab!y unlcr ie
bags tho previous Shpuenis for tie week from
RIO 10 United states Gj.UDO haes ana &c Europe
1900 BAGS United states. 3&HS bags and 10
Europe q 900 The arrival .. the steamer Bearaen
added ~ 3l5 bags the supplies at tbs poiat ms
amour, 20 4l3 bags Santos and IS w bags Ko
The steamer With 1000 bags cleared RIO !or he
United states Thursday. The market =: SPOT Bra-
lillian coffee active day and nrmeI. quota
lions about ~ the basis Of CSC FOR IN
No RIO. The market for mid cohe~s was
firm IN with large business dong IN jooons lots
about except the chocer lots which
nanieu slight premium.
The range contract prices the local market to-day
az