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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-30
or whisky bills, and nearly all for the


n because of a total lack of care and
The occupation of being a
rich maj is no sinecure. 1t is indeed
hard n ~exhausting labor. To refuse
aid is to make an enemy without cause,
to give up to every demand is to en-
courage laziness and mendicancy. The
best way for a rich man to do good is
to open mines, build houses and stock
farms and thus give employment to
labor and extend aid only to men
who are willing to return it's equiva-
lent in honest toll. Fortunately the
rich men of Butte are e%nterprising in
long as that is the case they should be
let alone, except in extreme and de-
serving cases, Tor when they arise the
duty of rich men is plain.
When congress shall nve next
Monday two things may happen in re-
lation to the Montana senatorship now
so prominently discussed:
Some senator ma arise at the proper
moment and object to the oath of office
being administered to Mr.. Clark on the
ground of the gravity of the charges
concerning the means by which his cleo
ton was procured, and move the APP
pointnlent of a committee of investiga-
ton empowered to visit Montana and re-
port the facts for the guidance of the
senate in seating or refusing to seat
Mr.. Clark. That would keep Mr.. Clark
in the ranks of private life for perhaps
a year, or possibly two years, as inves-
tigating committees, like all other great
bodies, move slowly.
Perhaps no objection will be made
against the oath of office being admin
istered to Mr.. Clark, and he may be al
days some member may arise and, re-
ferring to the charges of bribery said
to be on file against that gentleman,
may demand the appointment of an in
v~estigating committee, with a view of
u%nseating him if it's report be adverse
and after a full discussion of such report
in the open senate.
If neither of these courses be followed
and if the Anaconda faction of the de-
mocracy which is behind the charges
sees fit to lay down it's hand or throw
up it's tail, to use of couple of sport
ing expressions, then Mr.. Clark will
quietly take his seat, copper stocks will
advance a few points, the Anaconda
will be reduced to a four-page
paper and the feud of a quarter of a
century will come to an end.
But then what will become of those
highly sensational %affidavits against
Hon. Fred Whiteside, on file in the ma
tional capital?
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-30
POLITICAL AND PERSONAL.

In nearly all the newspaper articles
about Butte in of the SEN
atorial struggle, this town is always
spoken of as a paradise for gamblers.
An article in another column of this
a case in point. OF course the screed is
replete with misrepresentation, but on
the subject Of gambling it is not far off
the track. The trouble is that the
authors of such screeds do not know that
there is on the Montana statute books
a law against gambling: that the people
of Montana are a 1aw-abiding and de-
cent people. The fact that gambling is
tolerated is taken as evidence that card
playing vies with copper mining as a
permanent and important industry.
printed an article from a man who as
serted that the sports own most of the
city and county officials here. n that
the former put up fully s., 900 a month to
pay for the immunity they enjoy and
that the city officials in particular divide
this hush money with as little COM
junction of conscience AS that with
which they draw their salaries! Just
think what must be the effect of such
statements going out to the world I'M
contradicted. Is it any Wonder that
Jp,,+ta hoc q ha1 yan,1t inr-th9t hl1Sj.
ness men and home seekers who would
like to bring their capital and their fami-
lies here are deferred from so doing by
such reports? They rightly say that
when a city administration will not en-
force all laws it cannot be relied upon to
enforce any, and that where lawlessness
rules and men hold office only to violate
their oaths for pay, thai in such a place
they will not invest their none or raise
their children That is the effect of print
ing stories about the wickedness of Butte
general tendency of certain officials to
at the violation of municipal and
state laws. The city counc ought to
take some action in the matter and pass
a resolution denying the existence of
in any of the city depart
ments and repudiating the statements
in the eastern press about the
open gambling in this city, In no other
can the reputation of Butte be saved
from irretrievable ruin.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-30

Simon Banks,
Jeweier and optieian. Eyes Ex-
amined Free.
I2s N. nain Street, Butte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-26

the n, 's,stsscn Of pressing needs Tn. nsrss, held
small stocks syrups were steady and in moderate de
man chiefly for export account Quotations feow
sSS log PS93 Brine open s as
5 s,s,, hAalSse good icai7c: prime. isaec fancy
,oII-s--coton.eed oil wa. neglected and little
.ssn nominal all day with buyers and sellers s' con-
business but refined petroleum stil quiet quota
slSns follow Pe,r.sg DBL. ssSs and in bulk s. a.
crude nsphths SSrs aas s siS Sa asoses
M sbc p1%. SUNNI summer yellow asc on
yellow, a5s a@se butter grades aSss2c prime
American. raw. $4,000; american. boiled Sia5ar Cal
OCEAN Ri frf market freight.
more active and sssa'r s the following Rlso
;s 5tR AID HUI "a Ms.ss',Is s,,a Aa1re5D
S SSon to hyepI2 Ref iG 'PH Sd o.rnS
wise iunSef trades restricted business. there
good demand for vessels suitable for ho.e trades In , the
ing as regards rates somewhat easier There was
somewhat better demand for steamers for the grain trade
for last half May. There was no change in the other
opening caused by large hog receipts and moderate
quidaton began covering and the market rsed
@ Emily ssss ;s 80 J; s ssg. r
BEEF Sataa Sol ssisss
n H. Sss Quoted 9aSae Ss:" Avn
quoted Smoking bellies SIC 10 10 5l.qose; IL TO- e.
MssisTn XXI city greens, as rAt t1RD
s;ad SSsd Ia S c sd ssaS
Continent 5e5c Brazil 73se Compound ss1ay
S SlssaS o quote ' oG s's city
RIcEThe further evidence, odsy mar an our
market for supplies Of foreign staple As natural re
ton The domestic varieties by means neglected
however city and country dealers purchasing gun
follow: Domestic common to low fair 3sg3+e; talF 10
good 4%T5c prime TO choice, 5M@ehe; head, og 9g
Jsva' 4Sasi.c. Rangoon in bond. 2Ad$'.c Tamage
Neworleans, elegraphs louisiana crop moVe eyc
Of m -. Ss s gs 2a .a'hi 4sos BIS
date Receipts cleaned 2s5 bbIs sales 1890 bbls
Steady demand. principally local and 10 sou.e' ,o %
hard grades concerned In the refined sugar
ket to-day This demand as has been the case Ur
follow: Grsnuated orn sacks and ramssreS and
SomnO' ID cut ost ara and SG ne ssnuad
5sc coarse graduated and extra hne sranuated SSe:
eonsfectloners srsnuiated ess cuSes, ssc confec|
TONERS A. SIC: Nos l. and 3. 439c No : SOC; No D
Sc No sc No ttsG No 4t NC: HS H. Is and
i6 Arc. Raw sugar displayed continued strength, on
firm cables and brisk demand from rehners ~ 'hs
Centrifugal 96 test was quoted 5sc: museoyauoi 80 ~
In the London market was Reported mTiI :" ~
with an increased demand Prices moved up na 70 iIs
fo APr dss ., are feat.,. Java quoted i2s Sd and
fair refining lis 3D. The United Kingdom stock was
ToBAc'o~There was a very light business In seedeaf.
tone firm sales we're 425 cases inein 90
Ing 100 cases crop 1885 and @ stess o ssse. o7 WIS.,
sdl2e. There was some activity IN f2r-
sgn tobacco With nrm tone SnS 90 sa hss smstra AZ s5
81 CO in bond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-26

& ss ID s aa ~ss at s su Pas ps;
sSgsss have continued Penty dull and weak closing at
been ea0' Continues fair a.risains
tor ar H' i's grades Sy
exhausted Fancy frozen ducks and hTmsr Frozen
turkeys average grades. mixed wsiss issis'ts
n to ps ac4s Se" 81 n % psr sosssc 90 n and
over 70 pair s2S2sc chickens fhiisaelphla winter roast
rsnTsyyshia good prime: icc: q Western sT,Hstsa
socs western ss1'0 s@ r@' auss. ISns Island
s2 S &c % aSdrs and ssn 81 s'
s be- &c. do N ss ss %lsfS Mo
sSl:' e. s''5ss = s =
e and for sSP Pc. SSs and ..s %a
90 short buyers have taken hold siowy
feeling is weak and Irregular on all grades We quote
p h1T.A so idRs plm prime to CO CHOICE
g 81 .S wd s S 3" %ss rRs S do
and Cys e a. 2sS. % 90 .a % 90 90
AND Of s ge s.S.
20 n ss ss s4 nsy al ne
onions light supply and steady when prime Bermuda
nSS % & as r HST sSS
mostly and weak though choice iced w 0n Dr ss ~ con
tnu fairly high Beets and carrots Increasing s s@P
e om i more plenty y and meeting an
Celery dull and weak Elephants mostly poor hate ana
close arm and ADVANCING L Ss m3 SsIs
s pSS fg' 1arsassd IN supply and mand
dun Radhe. liberal supply and weak ohe2 m %ss
tables without special feature We a1o.s 70 c eer
sack s3as2 25 Rose sack 81 dS Hse59 5
9s2 90 s's so e? sws potatoes s Jes.
S soGst ssgmpS I'd s per sTsss xh 90 3D.
s ssp per Do S ysox s. d
paragus per d Ssl 40 Sets SO southern per
:. sS'; 81 Sc S Nss 30 cs s pc. Ss
BtrmuS ia; D sTo Box a az Ra Gd R[ per-
Bs e D.P S.s. scS csa4 s. r1S is:
So sSu'S peDper per FSTda per 5as2
ssy 3s do Foda ,issi So parsley Bermuda per box
So roman Bermaaa per sT pp .ans Florida per
s 25as1 IS turnps, Russia per Dbl 7'casl' tomatoes
light supply and ~. s;e1 sy. ~
&c per n Honey in light man corsp comb and IA
So fnr California extracted and 55g65c per gallon Tor
Southern Peanuts in fair dsma aS extra siae do No
WirsnjS shened SIC No Spanish sheled SaS 90 o's
Ocean Nuts per ns n bush soaSS Maple been
II heavy supply and lowe, but dan sr fs ua.r asloc
quote: Tub sugar. per ID e"e7so' O''" ~
s'Tp per Np Receipts in larger vol
,s but as the aggregate for the last six days
i no material supplies the market closes buoy2nt and
,gSHs a ss n show and the rule well
san'd up oG in mea . sc sy No 49, 20 DO
c1gG5c No 5 do 45dJ0c: small bales. 2'sG5c less per
100 n for n sn nag unsrade hay
sSe sTRAwRiver arrivals have formed o, large
ofeTlns sh 10 best long rye offered freely $500 per
700 SsSS5ro Of ay no sma Sy HUDSON River
road GO Erie 900: Pennsyivana 90 Delsware Laeka-
Sn y s boas $50 total LEO Receipts Of straw
200 by river and =. tons ~ for week end
,,c Aur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York April q, 1899.
BEEvEs-R.ceipts were SIS cars. or 300 head. including
cars .or export alive IL for city slaugherers ana
single car for the market No trade In live cattle Feeling
steady Dressed moderate request at steady prices
cables unchanged but markets slow at ooth Liverpool
ara London Tor live cattle and refrigerator beef Inc
Georgia sailed to-day for Liverpool carrying 80 cate
ana O65 sheep for J Shamberg & son, 40 carte Ior
scharzschd sulzberger and $500 quarters OF oee fo
otbsr sbinners Tomorrow Cymric Will carry 10 Law
e SON and Schwarzschd Sulzberger; O6O quarters or
beef Tor Eastmans Company and about 10 quarters fo
\ Norris and the New York for southampton VIII carry
400 quarters for Schwarzschild Sulzoerger
CAT'NFs-Receipts were II head. all for the market
few Harlem veaIs sold steady prices but 20 head
~ Stafe veals were held over. Feeling trine weak
CIV dressed vsas quiet 7sGl0c 10 country dressed
rsre in many cases IN bad order but the ones IN sood
condition sold steady prices. or at taec per TO- Hte
calves al 5T6c - -, , 800 y,
average Is per 100 10; l34 DO lIo 10 at 60 I'd
Incorrectly reported as sold al s. 2J)
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recepts were single car OF
267 read all clipped lambs. and solo AZ 90 20 pei Iv 10
lambs steady, dressed mutton
higher AT per n dressed lambs a. lo@12c city
selected 40 selling &c; dressed SOLD al SzRSo
for poor to prime with very few sood enough 10 orhs
sslss-H H. Hollis: 2s7 clipped State lambs II n
HStiS-Receipts we're or less head all for
,lsughterers Nominally steady at yesterdays Closing
Quotations Choice pigs might sell ar - 30 Oouh
,. dressed hogs 4d5c pr 10 Tor heaNy DAG
&C. for medium ana 666l@c for lightweights
sae.-A W Lamb date yesterday; az Michigan PIGS,
10 N average. 81 IS per 100 10 So 90 lo- 10 -
81 Is li5 state hogs l42 10. al s. 30 rouehs %o TO-
:" ~ Hollis date Yesterday PAT hogs 1870 n az
81 30; rough. 200 n az So 40 stag. 40 NJ at e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-26
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.


Through trains leave New-YoTk 1907 ,r q ve.,
o.nn N-Vestibuled Express daily for Blne
vsverIv EImira Buffalo. Bradford Arrive BUFFALO
y NJ Parlor TO Buffalo -. -, A.ur s,i,a
300 p M-vsstbued lmited-Fast niah aay1 , so,a
- Chicago Arrives Cleveland 7:io A. M. Cnlcaeo
ran ~ slssnsrs 20 Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car - -,.,..s v..,,h,,ies r.xur-ss
.-rvss Al Buffalo los A. NJ Bradford ~ a A'
jamestown 100 A. NJ. Youngstown lo;2I A ~. Scvs
Library Car. -. a., 5,.uh.r,o, rir,,r.
oysriv and Chicago. Seepers TO Hornelsvfle chicago
and Cincinnati Dining Car. ,- .>,,, rr-,ru.N Ar
1ISic-g FITS LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN AZ
TONS at Ill li3 2S 4ol and sot saoaH-
- I5T Rowery 1856 i25thst.. and 2IS WeS i@otn-
", c-nsnbers and West 23d-st ferries. York S3
and SEQ Fulton-s rs Broadway BROOKLYN u nyer-s.,
aIohoken and Jersey City Station. New-fork IIansIsF
70 calls for and checks baggage from hotels and resi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-26
Noticr 10 CREDITORS.
r. TIE STPREME COURT CT New South


TN THE SUPREME COURT CT New south
Wales Probate Jursdictlon.-In the estate OF lanes
FELTON, CambOoya, in the colony OF queens
land member OF the legislative Council OF ua' oolo'
deceased intestate. -
NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and other
persons having any debt claim upon or anecuns "
estate OF James Tyson the above named deceased no
died the fourth day Of December, one hou
eight hundred and ninetyeigh ana Letters OF 40
mlnsraon whose granted by the supreme
Court South Wales in It's Probate Jurisdlcton on
the thirteenth day OF February, thousand eight nun
dred nney-nine Frances she'll. Of Pctcn IN he
Colony OF New Wales widow, James Tyson junior
Hay Colony aforesaid Esquire, Albert Prince
Edward Tyson OF Corrong station. near Hay, IN the
Colony aforesaid Esquire and Peter Charles hewitt OF
Cordeaux Pcton. in the Colony aforesaid Farmer
hereby required send In particulars OF their claims
the said Administrators. Frances She'll James Iyson
Junior Albert Prince Edward Tyson and Peter Charles
Hewitt English Scottish and Australian Bank Chambers
the said Administrators before the second day on
August next the expiration Of which time the said
Administrators, Frances Sh'el. James Tyson. junior
Albert Prince Edward Tyson and Peter Charles Hewitt
distribute the assets OF the said deceased
among persons entitled thereto having regard to the
Frances She'll James Tyson. Junior Albert Prince Ed
ward Tyson and Peter Charles Hewitt shall then have
had notice an the said Frances She'll James Tyson
Junior Albert Prince Edward Tyson and Peter Charles
Hewitt will not liable for the assets distributed 70
anv person OF whose debt claim they shall not have
had notice at the time OF such distribution
Dated this twenty-hrst day Of March. A. D.. 1893.
FISHER AND MACANSH.
George and King Streets sydney. and
THOMAS MICHAEL SLATTERl,
Pitt Street. Sydney,
Proctors for the above named administrators
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-26
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago Apru e5-There moderate demand for
cattle today and prices showed particular cnange
Fanc grades brought 5Oas5 20. choice steers 80 100
IS mediums s5n$5 Of beef steers S4n$4 90 STOCK
and feeders 1895: bulls 81 6On<+ 20 cows ana
helfers So 40dS4 Is Western fed steers. 2Ous0 10
Texas steers S4aS4 60 calves 50 5tds5 10 There was
a very good demand for hogs on local and shipping &C
count with OF prices about unchahse1
but the pronortOn sales around the top was saer
Fair 10 choice 81 s7i7 as OLA heavy packers * SOC
81 IS mixed 81 75ds3 95 butchers', 50 sogSi; lights
81 7OG 50 95 pigs S. 55Qs) So The sheep market was
Irregular with prices ayerasing l'c lower FOR wooed
lambs strong for clipped lambs. and Oc higher for
prime clipped sheep and yearngs Colorado wS2 LED
lambs s. $3.50 IS chiefly IS 5he shorn lots SSnso 40
shorn sheep 81 75qs5 10 yeariing,. s. To- Gull lambs
Western lambs brought 81 5Oas5 rs. Receips-Cattle'
500 head. hogs. 22,O0o: sheep 10000
Cincinnati April 25.-Hogs quiet SO 500 g o. Cattle
easy 81 1885 Sheep strong. 81 Iops4 30 LAMPS
stronger. 81 23qS5 rs
East Buffalo April 25.-Receipts OF sale and through
cattle sheen and hogs during the foriy-eght hours
ended az noon to-day Cattle, cars; sheep and
lambs 3 cars: hogs ~ Shpments-Cattle. cars
sheep and lambs hogs. cars. Catte-ln the
absence OF sale cattle the market unchanged The
feeling was steady sheep and lambs-The offerings were
ilsht-oniy loads The demand was fairly active and
EXTRA were auotable So 50d$6 TO- clipped lambs choice
10 extra IS pOass clipped sheep. yearngs 81 l51$o 30
wethers S. OGs5 i5 wool sheep choice 10 extra, s. 5u
81 eO HogS-The offerings were 20 loads Prices were
&c lower Heavy quotahe at - lOrS4 10 Workers.
S4aS 05 pigs 81 s0ds3 So roughs 81 Sens3 90 stays
AZ 5OaSe Il There fair clearance and steady
g1nae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-26

NEW YORK CENTRAL

An through trains stop at Albany. Utica. Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo
Trains leave Grand Central station as follows
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS. IIyITED;
Niagara Falls 5.s2 ?. NJ Toronto. go y X De-
8.45 A. Mast MAIL Dzly-For buffalo, SissafA
1910 A. May EXPRESS excep, sunday y~
Buffalo and all important New YORK state pcsntA
cAGo SPECIAL. Dsily--For columbus slnca-
natl Indianapolis 81. Louis Detroit and cnicsso
$50 r. M.-TROY AND ALBANY sPfCiAi~ eseept
sunday stops at important stations q. so,-
train chicago. Lake shore Due Cieveiand
7;ss A. a.. due chcasc 40 D. NJ sesp'" s"s
q. 90 p M"wEsrERx EXPRESS. pary-For Niagara
6.25 Y. M.--NoRTHERN EX.'REss uatly--for IroS'
Montreal and except saturdays, for Ottawa .x
7,3O r. M.-ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND MIN
TREAL EXPRESS. Daily. ,.-,,,,-rs-vp~
SPECIAL. Daily-For Buffalo. Nsgsra Fsia
Cleveland. Cincinnati indianapolis and -; Lo1 49,.
OILS p M--PACIFIc EMPRESS. Da.y--For og'ens-
burg Niagf "a Falls. Cleveland crcsso; ana, 81
every night excep, Sunday nights suna>S
nights Chicago seeprrs leave 81 els.
HARLEM DIVISION. 60. -
Dis A NJ and 3.o5 r M.--DsHy, except SuhoaSs -
Pittsfeld. sundays only at $40 A. "
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Ptrts'h lAght: 60, s,....>
Ticket and Wagner Offices az Grand ce a,g
2a5 Columbus Ave 81 West i25h ST. 10th ~ =.
ard 13sth 81 station 33s and I26 Fulton s-'
and 100 broadway. r. D.. Brooklyn. -, - 49,. vo~@,
Telephone 2o ThrtyeIsh.s sss ron, ,' sos or rss
dence by westcott Express Company .~s,,
GEORGE n DANIELS. General Passenger At-ne
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Chicago. April 25.-rhe leading futures ranged

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour easy. No 2
spring wheat 7ldT2isc No spring wheat. 67Glc No
s5c. No cats. 27E a27tc: 10 white. sOGSOisc; No
white. 2e'5q3oc No rye: 6s.sc No barley Seu49c
No faxssed 81 II; do n w 81 2ias % prime timothy
seed 81 IS clover contract grade 50 20 mess pork per
0oose 81 45as4 dry shoulders boxed.
81 5os4 75 clear sides tboxed s. $685. o5 wills
loaf unchanged On the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter quiet easy creameries l2n5c dares.
iihal2hc.
Cincinnati April 25-Flour steady. Wheat dull. No
red 73c. Corn easy: No mixed 36+HSac 0st. easier
lower: fancy Elsin creamery. ls1lse; ohlo loglsc
dairy. 1Oc. Sugar firm. Eggs quiet, steady n'sc.
Cheese firm. l2c.
Milwaukee. april 25-wheat lower No Northern; Ise
dull No 2 l6isc sample. 4iq45hc
Minneapolis April 25.-wheat-In store No Northern
April rose May, 80 Q6ssc July. TihqIlkc septen-
Der ss.c ON track: 20 hard 7lAe: No Northern,
s3 So second patents IS o5a$3 49, first clear u 'va
81 So Bran unchanged
Philadelphia April 25.-wheat, nc lower contract
grade April 76i.G76sc. Corn. &c lower; 10 mixed
clipped 344a35c. No do 1871 q34c: No mixed do $50
safe Provisions quiet. but unchanEsd Butter au 90 a.
lower; fancy Western creamery. i1ae; do prints &c
Egse steady: fresh nearby i3e do Western ana soon
western i3Glshe do Southern i2he Cheese SHiss S
Receipts-Frour 24OO bbls 10 600 sacks wheat @ovS 49,
bush. corn 900; oats. 1000 Shipments-Wheat, 2""
bush corn lGO0, oats. 300
St Louis April 2S-Flour unchanged Wheat weak weak
and lower: No red cash T5c May. n NC; July 'Oss
No 2 hard Ss.G70c Corn easter and lover; No CASH
84zc; May 33Ac 80.
roledo April 25-Wheat active lower No cash .s1sa
asked May 7the asked Corn sesv rr,ss RsIc Rye
dull steady: No cash. 5sc asked CloVsseea 80 ~
steady prime cash old. 81 e5 new cash and April '" ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-26

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. April q. 1890.
COFFEE-Iarge blocks May contracts
changed the crop positions to-day which resulted
in sending total transactions far above the average single
DAYS business. Flat sales also more generous
than ~ late, with the summer and early au months
receiving the hulk Of patronage throughout the SESSION
market showed considerable hrmness. with shorts IN
easy The appearance OF moderate number 81 invest
rnent orders mainly from Wall led 70 rumors OF
bull movement the conservative parties atrip
utsd the increased activity TO readjustment OF
accounts than sudden reentrance OF outsiders The
opening was steady unchanged prices TO points ad
vance following the call was al prices 10 ~
points over nights figures AZ the cloee me mar
ket was steady IN tone WIN p,ices het 20 COO
10 midday The BILE averaged practically stan
or being inactive. though slightly
steader while Rio and Santos were sluggish win a
6ownvard tendency Primary receipts OF i9oo pagh
were larger than anticipated but about couneroaanced H
an increased movement from American Warehouse IN
the street for spot Brazilian conee demand l9
iobhinc and invoice materially larger ana rom
3nenine 20 close the feeling quite hrrn Prices r.
unchanged the basis OF "tc TOT 10
Rto THE steamer Chaucer arrived at New ork WIN
rs eo1 bags Santos ard sTl1 bags Bahia Cearanes l
IRIS country included 900 bags in steamer Lvorna; ana
900 bags in steamer Colerdge. The Rio rate 81 OK
banse Was marked Up 516d TO 7zd. top notch for many
months past. - .. L. a.. ,.,at -,srt.. var