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Daily camera., 1898-11-28
Sp0I1 Accepts
Under Protest
SPAIN FINALLY YIELDS.
The American Demands Acceded to Under
Protest

Washington, Nov. 2S-Judge Day to-
day notified Secretary Hay that Spain
has ceded all the Philippines without
any restrictions for S2o,oco,ooo. The
treaty will be drawn up at the next meet
ing, which is set for Wednesday. In
closing its acceptance of the terms the
Spanish say they merely yield to a su-
perior force.
Daily camera., 1898-11-28

Paris, Nov, 2S-The Spanish commits,
sionefs are compelled to accede to all
the American demands. Notes have
been received from various powers in
answer to Spain's last appeal for aid.
The appeal was in vain and none of the
powers expressed any friendIiness for
Spain.
Daily camera., 1898-11-28
The Pope Grows Weaker

Rome, Nov. 2S-The pope had a pro.
longed fainting spell today and his
physician is much concerned.
Daily camera., 1898-11-28
Buffalo 5 Crew
Ne|e.0t F0u||
OFFICERS INCOMPETENT.
The Accident t. the Buffalo was Due t.
Negligence and Incompetence.

NegI1Ethce and incompetence.
Washington, Nov. 2S-The navy de.
partment today publishes the findings Of
the court of enquiry into the damage OF
the cruiser Buffalo. The report says the
machinery was in proper condition when
the vessel left New York and that the
accident was due to the incompstency
and negligence of the engineers Of the
ship,
Daily camera., 1898-11-28

Washington, Nov. 2S-The German
Charge d Affaires called on Secretary
Hay this morning and was closeted for
an hour. While the object OF the con
ference was not made known, it is be
lleved that Germany will attempt to
show the United States that 1t has a
moral right in the Sulu islands In case
Spain decides 10 part with them. While
conferring, Secretary Hay received Judge
Days announcement of SPANS accept
ance of American terms.
Daily camera., 1898-11-28

Paris, Nov. 2S-At the joint session OF
the peace commissioners TODAY the
Spanish commission presented me NOR
andum authorized by the Spanish gov
ernment 10 the following effect:
The American propositions were in.
admissible on legal principles and are
not proper compromise on legal prin.
ciples. On Spain's part all diplomatic
resources have been exhausted and the
Spanish commissioners are now asked
to accept or re eCt the proposition
Spain, inspired by reasons of patriotism
and humanity and to avoid the horrors
of war consigns itself to the power of
the victor, accepting the conditions in
order to conclude the treaty of peace.
Daily camera., 1898-11-28

Camera Rrildino pauid "
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-12-21

West sullivan.
Daring Franklin's great boom, caused
by the building OF the Was hington county
railroad, Sullivan has kept very quiet, and
now the West Franklin correspondent of
THE AMERICAN says that Franklin wants
to give Sullivan the South Bay district,
aud asks II any one has anything to say
Why, yes. Our country is increasing her
territory, and Sullivan wants to be up to
date. And, besides, this district is nearer
Sullivan than Franklin. Sullivan has
five districts, Franklin ten. Let US ex-
tend or borders.
The Sullivan tow boat company closed
its sixteenth season the first OF Decent Der.
During this time Capt. V. B. Gordon, of
the tug "Phiiip Eaton, has never lost
trip; rs the boat is In operation during
nearly nine months in the year, this Is
quite a remarkable record. Following Is
a list OF the shipping for the season !:
About $3.50 tons OF granite have been
shipped this season; 1853 vessels have
loaded at Franklin and Sullivan; 1i3 wit h
stone and ten with lumber, wood and
bark. The average carrying capacity OF
stone-lsden vessels Is trifie over 266
tons. This is the smallest amount OF
shipping done here for many Years
Dec. IL. G.
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COUNTY NEWS.
East Franklin.

East Franklin.
Mrs. Frank Carter, OF Somesville, is
visiting her former home here.
Linwood Martin and Harry Ash, OF
East Sullivan, are visiting relatives here
for few days.
Saturday last the ladies OF the Free
Baptist society met and organized a
ladies' aid society. President. AIRS. Ger
trude Gordon; vice. president. Mrs. Amber
Gordon; treasurer, Mrs. Ellen Narnum
secretary, Mrs. Sadie Blaisdeil.
sunday evening an Alaskan missionary
meeting was held at the Baptist church.
A large audience listened ettentively to
remarks ny Miss Carrie Whitaker on mis-
sionsry work III the South, where she was
engaged teaching several months.
William WEIGH has two pieces of money
which he found when working on his
farm. One is copper coin with Army
and Navy" on one side, on the other side
the Federal Union, il must and shall be
Preserved. There is no date. The OF her
piece Is silver, about the size of a nickel.
1t is worn so smoot n the letters are nearly
worn out, but the date and the outline OF
crown are quite plain. The date is 1862.
He thinks 1t is what they called nine
pence.
Dec. 10. s. L.
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COUNTY NEWS.
Franklin .

Franklin.
Albert Allen was in town Saturday and
Sunday, visiting friends.
Seth Crabtree is established in the bar
Der shop vacated by Mr.. Allen.
John Pickett is having Improvements
made within his dwelling house.
Fred s. Bunker is said to be seriously
i'll. 1t is hoped that he may soon recover.
Walter B. Fernald comes to the front
with large pig, slaughtered Friday,
weighing 6l2l2 pounds-who comes next!
A Christmas tree is announced for Sat
uruay evening at the Baptist church, also
attractions for the two evenings follow
ing.
The literary society held its last meet
ing with Charles +. Dwelley and wife,
spending a delightful evening at their
home.
ment TO be given at the Me thodist church,
Is in the hands OF the committee on ar
engagements.
Phin Webb and wife, and Harry Havey
and wife are receiving congratulations on
the advent into each household of tiny
young miss.
There can be no better time than the
present to arrange for the weekly well
come into many homes of our clean,
reliable, county paper, THE ELLSWORTH
AMERICAN.
Miss Florence Dunn left for Boston a
few days ago to spend the winter. Master
Milford Springer accompanied her to his
home in Portland.
MIR. Johnson, OF Burnhsm, who was in
charge of a crew of workmen on the rail-
road, has been obliged on account of i'll
health to leave for his home. MIR. Bick-
ford is in command.
From late athletic news, we learn that
Carroll j. Swan, former resident, was
the winner of silver cup at a recent
foot race at Harvard.
The Christ mas season is heralded with
he usual display of useful and ornamen-
tai wares at the different stores. Miss
Pherson shows a large variety.
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South Gpuidsboru.

Miss Rita Sargent is i'll.
Miss Jessie Bunker recently visiied
friends in Bar iiarbor.
School is in session, taught by Miss
Annie Ray, of Harrington.
Henry Tracy and wife, OF Gouldsboro
visited relatives here Sunday.
W. w. Sargent, OF Salisbury Cove, Wis
lie d 5 parents here last week.
Harry Hooper and Miss Jessie Bunker
Went to West Sullivan Saturday, return
ing sunday.
Alden Robertson, wife and son RALPH,
OF A-hville, visited their son i'll this place
Sunday.
There was house werming at Horace
Sperry's Friday night. Many useful and
vslua BILE presents were received.
II. w. Hooper is working at Grindstone
Point on the foundst ion OF the new Duff
cottage, which Is to be erected this
winter.
Ii. L. Milliken, Sherman Mcfarland
and Watson Springer have finished their
work on the road here, ana returned to
their homes in Hancock.
Dec 80 : NJ =
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Southwest Harbor.
John Carroll and family have returned
from Portland.
Leon Lurvey and wife, of Bluehill, were
in town last Wednesday.
Set b Norwood and Sarah Carroll are at
tending the normal school at Castine.
There will be Christmas trees and ex-
ercises Saturday evening at both the local
churches.
The literary circle meets next Tuesday
night with Dir. Phillips. Subject, Gold
smith-"The Deserted Village
The sound OF a new church bell re-
sounds family through the frosty air
every Ss bbsth day and Tuesday evenings.
1t Is the new bell on the church at Gran
berry Isles.
The fair given by the ladies of the
Methodist church society in fremont
hall last Thursday was well attended.
The entertainment was excellent, and the
sale successful. About $50 was cleared.
Mrs. o. w. Cousins returned last Sstur-
day from Colorado, whence the illness
and death of her mother, Mrs. Phoebe
Ross, had called her. She stopped on her
return east to visit Mrs Julia Holden at
Belmont, Mass, and Mrs. Ada Parker, at
Danversport, Mass.
The steamer mt. Desert" has been
withdrawn from the RocklaDd route.
making two trips week through the
winter. The Frank Jones" will make
her last trip east Saturday. The Frank
Jones" made but one trip last week and
consequently had double !!eiSi: Gil Her
trip east Saturday, making her late four
hours.
Dec. 80. A. b.
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" esi Eden

Nesi Eden
M ISIS Abbie Thomas has returned TO
Plttsf1eld to resume her studies.
Miss Ida Brown has gone to Castine to
attend The winter term OF school.
Lorenzo Mayo, VITO has been at Bar
Harbor the past season, Is at home Tor
the winter.
A Christmas entertainment and tree
will be held al Town hall on Christ mas
eve, Dec. "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Trip and little
daughter Muriel are visiting Mrs. Trips
father, o. b. Knowles.
Alonzo Parker and wife, of Bar Harbor
are spending the winter with Mrs. Pris-
ella Lurvey. Mrs. Parker is in very poor
health.
School began last Monday under the ill.,
struction of Everette Peacock, of Gardi-
ner. Miss Hattie Higgins is teaching the
Indian Point school.
Miss Alice May Bunker, one of our most
estinabie young ladies, and Samuel
Leighton, of Cherryfeld, were married
recently at the residence OF Rev. f. W .
Barker, Mt Desert. The couple have the
best wishes of their many friends. They
will reside al the Soper farm at Salisbury
Cove this winter.
Dec 49, NJ
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Northeast liarbor.

Softhebsf h1rbDr.
j. II. SOULS was in Boston last week on
business.
A. s. Reynolds has contracted to build
cottage for Irving Smallidge, near the
golf grounds.
The Mt. Desert nursery has closed for
the winter. The manager, George Miller,
has gone to Bar Har Dor.
Ocean lodge, No. 40, I. o. o. F., was in
stituted here last Friday evening by the
grand officers OF the state. There WAS
quite delegation present. The follow
ing are the officers: Fred A. Foster, n.
g.; Melville Frost. V. g.; Frank Squirting,
secretary; A. F. Allen, treasurer; A. Gil
patrick, financial secretary, Rev. E. A.
Crsnston, chaplain; ). A. Brown, warden;
n. smsiiidge, conductor; Horace Lam
son, X. 5. \. G.; {. d. Joy, L. S. n. e.; S.
K. Tracy, X. 5. V. g.; W. NJ. Peck ham, L.
5. V. G.; Fred Bucklin, X. $. s.; Pearl
Conary, l.. S. s.; Levi Butler, i. G.; A. NJ.
Manchester, o. G. The lodge has thirty
three charter members.
Dec. 10. JAP,
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sullivan.

sullivan.
Mr.. and Mrs Moses II. Prebie have
moved to Bar Harbor for the winter.
Miss Mary Evans has returned from
kent's Hill, where she is attending
school, to spend the holidays with her
parents and friends here.
Miss Ida Dennis left on Thursday last
Tor Waverley, Mass, where she is to at
tend school for the winter. She viii
board with Mr.. and Mrs Saunderson.
The Sorosis had large and very pleas
ant gathering last week. The society " Ill
meet again in two weeEs, and W i'll be en-
tertaihed by seven members who are to
do all the work; aud in turn, seven others
are 10 serve in the same capacity.
The Liberal society is to be entertained
on Tuesday evening by Capt. and Mrs.
Dennis. All are cordially invited, and
will be welcome.
Dec. 10. r.
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Sedgwick.
Mrs. Helen V. Smith left Wednesday
for Boston to visit friends.
Mrs. A. ?. Currer has closed her house
for the winter and taken board at Smail's
inn.
Capt. L. f.. Ba BISON has moved his fam
lily from Brooksville into the house OF
Lowell Grlndle.
Last Saturday at the home of the Of
flclating justice, Q. p. Carter, NJ ISIS Lillian
Nj. Grant was married TO Alfred r. Rob-
bins.
Moses Carter died Friday OF paralysis
He WAS born III BluehitI, April 25 1872.
In early life he married Owe Dow, Of
Deer Isle, mo died four years ago in Surry.
Since his wife's death Mr.. Carter has lived
III Southwest Harbor and Sedgwick. He
leaves two SONS and one daughter. The
elder son, Nelson, lived with his fat her
The younger son, Byron p, is a resident
of Southwest Harbor. The daughter
Abble, is a Mrs. Moran, OF Thomast on,
and was so i'll she could not come to her
fathers funeral. Mr.. Carter WAS an &C.
tive man for his years. he retained his
vlger mentally and physically to re-
markabie degree. He had ali the char
acterisiics OF the Carter race, from which
he sprang. A retentive memory made
him congenial companion. He was OF
religious turn Of mind; and his pastor
Mr.. Drew, spoke feelingly of his help i'll
the social meetings.
Dec. 10. c,
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North fSluehill.

North Bluehin.
Mrs. Caroline Wescott is quite i'll.
Mrs. Carrie Conary is Ill with pueu-
monia.
Miss Addie Leach is attending normal
school at Castine.
Halcyon grange initiated five mem bers
at its last meeting.
Mrs. Emery Howard and Benjamin
Howard, who have been very i'll, are con-
valescent
The school in district number six gave
an entertainment in Good TemplRrs hall
Friday evening. The programme con-
sisted of Rotations, songs and dia-
logues. The exhibition was grand sue
cess i'll every particular. The pupils
showed the careful training by their
teacher, Miss Nellie NJ. Douglass. The
proceeds are for the purchase OF die
tionary for the school.
Dec 49, w
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John Young, Of Surry, is visiting rela-
tives here.
Miss Jennie Marshall, OF Far Harbor,
is visiting her mother.
Sidney F. Bridges is at home for visit,
after an absence Of some months.
The "pie sociable" given by the mem
bers of the c. E. society at the school
house Saturday evening was quite well
attended.
Dec. IS. SUMAC.
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North Lanoine.

Mrs. Abbie Austin has gone TO Bangor
TOR a week.
Capt. A. c. Holt returned Thursday
from Fall River.
Maynard Young goes to Bangor to- day
TO attend meetings OF the State grange.
A new dwelling house is being built in
he upper part of the district by NJ.
1 Young, former resident OF this place.
Rufus Hodgkns, who has made quite
an extended trip through Washington
and southern California, returned home
on Friday.
Ethel Hodgk.ns spent Saturday and
SUNDAY at home. She returned to-day to
Bangor, where she Is atteD ding the
commercial college.
Dec 49, v
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West Franklin.

West Franklin.
Edward Stetson, Of Oldtown, has been
visiting friends here for several days.
Henry Springer and l.. c. Butler are at
home from Lake View. They will return
III few days.
Claude Clark shot two deer with one
shot ii'tie distance from his father IS
house Thursday.
Before The s"o~ 'ame bicycling on the
pond WAS rhre sp3r One had better not
ny it when tue zoe is wet.
East mau Hutchi, shot a fox Tuesday
FOXES and hor#t At- are reported scarce,
While psrtrlds m We increased.
News has reached US of the death of
Jefferson CLARK on Dec 10, at his home in
kewaunee, Wisconsin, aged sixty-seven
years, eight months Mr.. Clark was a
former resident OF Franklin and has
ived in the West for more than forty
years. He leaves Il widow, two sons ana
five daughters. His death was caused
by heart disease.
Dec. 49, CHEER
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West GouldsDoro.

West Gouldsboro.
Mrs. Abbie Hill, Of Gouldsboro, is at
s. Il. Woods.
Mrs. james Hill and Miss Lizzie Hall
are at Prospect Harbor dressmsking.
Z. M. Stevens and wife have moved to
live with Mrs. Stevens mother, Mrs. f.
S. Shaw.
Frank Stevens and family have moved
in Mrs. +. S. Shaw's, in the rooms which
n. S. Kingsley formerly occupied.
Mrs. Sophia Haven, who has been
spending the summer here, returned to
her home in Hancock Monday. Her
brother, Albert Wood, accompanied her
to spend the winter.
Dec T. L.
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West BrooksyiIIe.

West BrooksyiIIe.
Sewell and Herman Tapley are at work
on the hotel now building at Castine.
Mrs. George II. Tapley is at home from
Rockand after being absent three weeks.
A. Flood. OF Ellsworth Falls, was the
guest of Capt. Thomas Tapley on Sat
urday.
Misses Clara and Hattie S. Tapley,
teachers, are at home from Orange, Mass
for a two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Levi Varnum was called here last
week by the serious illness of her mot her,
Mrs. Sarah l.. Douglass.
Writing from Savannah, Capt. Jerome
Tapiey, schooner "Carrie Buck man., says
he made the run to that port in seventy
two hours from the capes of the Chesa-
peake.
Dec. 10. ToMsoN.
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seawalI.
Dudley Deliver, of Oak Point, was here
Capt. John Hopkins started for
Gloucester Sunday witha load of frozen
herring.
Dec. 10. DOLLY.
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Marlboro
Thad Hodgkins has gone to Castine to
attend school.
Mrs. G. w. Jellison, OF Otis is visiting
her sister, Mrs. s. II. Remick.
Ethna Ford is at home from Houlton,
where she has been attending school.
Harvey Hodgkins is home from New
York, where he has been at work on a
yacht.
Dec. 10. ARE.
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Preparations are being made for a
Christmas concert in connection with the
usual Christ mas tree festival.
Mrs. Clara PIERCE has been quite i'll
with rheumatism, but is now improving.
Miss Daisy Sawyer is stopping with her
for few days.
Eben Dow arrived home a few days
ago. He was on one of the vessels that
was out in the gale of Nov. 27, but ar
rived in Hyannis safely.
Miss Jennie Cole left for her home in
Brooklin Friday, for few days stay.
Miss Tina Gray will take her place with
Mss r. G. Hatch in her absence.
Dec. II. EGO.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-26

Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other PIncea

ST. LOUIS. July 25.-Four quiet and easy but
not materially changed Wheat lower tan Sat
urday. with July 51kc. August &c. September
AG3sc and December 5ac off, Spot lower: No.
red. cash. elevator re bid; track, 73a75c; July.
72c; September, 661zc; December, 66lzc bid; No.
hard cash. 7OD71c. Corn steady TO firm, with
July unchanged, September sc and December 7sc
higher. Spot higher; No. 2. cash. 331zc; July.
331zc; September, SS7sc bid; December. 345kc bid.
Oats irregular and fractions either side of Sat
urdays finals at the close for futures. Spot dull
No. 2. cash 24l9c; track 259251sc; July, &c bid
September, 2034c bid; No. white. 29IzG30c Rye
nominally unchanged Flaxseed lower at ssc,
New timothy seed, to arrive, $2.50Q2.55. Corn
meal steady at $1SO@1.S5. Bran strong and in
demand sacked east track. 5l@5lIkc Hay quiet
and steady; timothy. H4S: prairie, S. 5OGG so.
Butter firm; creamery, 146lSc; dairy 12a16c.
Eggs firm at &C. loss Off. Whisky steady at S1 b.
Cotton ties and bagging unchanged. Pork quiet:
standard mess. jobbi~~ 1915. Lard IL shade bet
ter: prime steam, $780, choice $40 Dry-salt
meats-Boxed shoulders. .25. extra short-clear.
S5.75; shorts, S.. Bacon-Boxed shoulders T75:
extra short clear. secs: ribs. ST. 40 shorts 81 50
Receipts-Ffour Zoo brls; wheat, 70 coo bu: corn
1000 bu; oats. 9.00J bu. Shpments-Flour OO0
brs; wheat GOO bu; corn, 10000 bu: oats ZOO
blu.
BALTIMORE, July 25.-Flour firm; receipts.
and month, sSisl7sss August. 74Aa74lsc; steam
ports. 6as $40 bu; southern wheat by sample ssdo
soc; Southern wheat on grade. 74iz6179c Corn
nrmer; spot and month. sSa2QSsNc; August. SS%
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That Steamship Contract.
NHw York Evening Post

The alarm of the steamship companies.
whose bids for taking the Spanish prisoners
to Spain were not accepted by the govern
ment, lest the willy Spaniard has laid the
foundation for a new navy in securing the
contract, is natural, but somewhat over
drawn. 1t is certainly safe to assume that
the government has as much knowledge of
the Spanish character as the average
steamship man has, and that in a case of
such magnitude as this it did not act with
out elaboration. To say, as one steamship
man said to our reporter yesterday, that
the Spanish company would have been glad
to do the job for nothing, since it would
enable Spain to get safe conduct to her
ports for a lot of ships that are now rotting
in Mexican ports, to be converted into war
ships after arrival, and that the whole
scheme was a brilliant, dashing one, worthy
of subtle Spanish diplomacy" is a trifie RI
diculous. 1t assumes that our government
has been very stupid in the matter, and
that the affair would have been managed
with much greater wisdom and diplomatic
skill by the representatives of various
steamship companies, none of which is
American. This is somewhat forced, as we
think these companies will perceive after
rejecting little 1t should have occurred
to them before they allowed their alarm to
gain such Roadway that the government
may have had the elementary prudence to
guard in the terms of the contract against
the evils which they fear.
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices i'm Produce at the Sea-
boards Commercial Metropolis.


NEW YORK, July 25.-Flour-Receipts 10, 2OS
brls exports 1897 brls. Market dull and easy,
with prices lower to sell. Corn meal firm; yell
low Western. 75c.
Wheat-Receipts. 1873 bu exports. 1876. 9S5 blu.
Spot weak; No. red sOc f. o. b. af1oat; export
grade to arrive. Options weak through disap-
pointing cables, rallied later with corn, only to
experience a second decline under liquidation of
July, which closed sac lower, with other months
A@Ac off. more liberal new wheat movement
is in prospect; No. 2 red, 79@S2c. closed at 79c;
September. " 1-16Q72Ac. closed at 72Ac
Corn-Receipts, $4,000 bu; exports $4,000 bu.
Spot firm; No. 2 40Ac, f. o. b. afioat options
generally strong all day, except for brief mid
day reaction under realizing, and closed sc
higher. Hot weather the feature July
closed at 3S9sc; September, 3oAQ39ssc, closed at
39skc.
Oats-Receipts SO7 700 blu; exports, 1872 s51 bu
Spot firm; No. 2, Csc; No. white 3lkG32c. OPP
tions influenced by and closed Ac net higher;
September closed at 257sc.
Cotton-see oil steady; prime crude, 1S13c; prime
yellow, 2314@23%c
Coffee-Options opened steady at unchanged
prices, ruled more active with steadier under
tone following covering and switching in face of
liberal receipts at Rio and Santos, with disap-
changed to points higher Sales. IS, $50 bags. in
GLIDING: August, 545c. Spot coffee-Rio dull, but
nominal; No. 4. invoice &c, jcbDing SIC. Mild
quiet; Cordova Sh@15c.
Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining, SIC; CEN
trifugal, SO test, 41sc; refined firm.