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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-08-11
THE LEADER.
R. E. COLLINS, EDIToR.-
FRJnAV ATGTST II 1900
FRIDAY, AUGUST Il, 1899.
The Northern Pacific liner Vic

The Northern Pacific liner Vic
toria landed in Tacoma on August
end breaking all records for rich
cargoes, which included 1902 bales
of silk valued at $500, 900. There
was also 5000 tons Of general mer-
chandise aboard. This same vessel
is under charter to take supplies to
the Philippines. Thus it is our
trade is steadily increasing with
the Orient.
The steamer Cevic brought to
New York 5000 bags or $50 tons
of copper coins from India, con-
signed to the Oxford Copper Com
pany. The coins will be melted
over for refining purposes, as they
are imported as copper scrap. 1t
is explained that the coins are
worth more as copper than as coins,
with the price of copper standing
at or about the present value of
$I8. so for Lake. The statement is
made that when copper stood at 10
cents, there was a profit in coming
for the Indian government, but
conditions are now changed by the
price ruling for copper. 1t is said
that the copper coins of China can,
also be imported and melted into
copper at a profit.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-04-12
Not kscord Breakers.

The Nippon Maru arrived in San
Francisco on April Ind from Homo
lulu and the Chronicle has this to
say:
The race war, which made the Nip
pons first visit to this port quite ex-
citing, is still in existence, and num-
Der Of her European officers will leave
her at this port. According TO the dis
affected white officers, there is none OF
that esprit de corps on the Nippon
which makes life on ship-board plea
SAINT. The Japanese, they say, take
heathenish delight in showing their
equality with white folk by disregard
ing orders. The japanese outnumber
the whites, and the latter are afraid
in case of disaster, that the little vel
low men would monopolize boats and
RATS and that they would be left to
the tender mercy of Davy Jones.
The Nippon Maru so far has not
fulfilled her record-breaking promises
and up to date the Japanese liners are
not entitled to lash any brooms to their
mastheads. The Nippon's time from
Hongkong was q days, IA hours and
q minutes; from Yokohama II days
IA hours and 50 minutes, and from Ho-
nolulu days, 6 hours and "A minutes
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-04-12
Coal for Dewey.

Five thousand tons of coal are being
loaded at Newport News for the Navy
Department and will go through the
Suez Canal direct to Admiral Dewey.
All the coal used by the fleet under his
command, as we'll as that sent to Homo
lulu, is shipped chiefly from the Allan
tic seaboard principally from Balti-
more or Newport News. Since the
close of the war 10000 tons have been
sent to Manila on steamers and sail
ing vessels, the former proceeding
through the Suez Canal and the latter
around the Cape of Good Hope. The
trip through the canal takes nearly
two months, while that around the
Cape covers nearly five months. All
coal sent to Honolulu goes in sailing
ships around the Horn. 1t has been
suggested that coal might be taken
from the Pacific coast, but tests made
two years ago by the Bureau of Equip
ment of coal mined on the Slope shows
that the variety is far inferior to that
coming from the East. Some little coal
was purchased in Australia and sent to
Manila for the fleet, but little compared
to the vast quantities sent from this
country.-EX.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-04-12
CURE OF RHEUMA
TJSM.
Kenna, Jackson Co., w. Va.

Kenna, Jackson Co., w. Va.
About three years ago my wife had
an attack Of rheumatism which con-
fined her to her bed for over a month
and rendered her unable to walk a
step without assistance, her limbs be-
ing swollen to double their normal
size Mr.. S. Maddox insisted on my
using Chamberiain's Pain Balm. pur-
chased a fifty-cent bottle and used it
according to the directions and the
next morning she walked to breakfast
without assistance in any manner, and
she has not had similar attack since.
"A B. Parsons. For sale by all Deal
ers, Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd, agents
for H. l.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-04-12
IHE PURCHASER
OF a FASHIONABLE SUIT

OF a FASHIONABLE SUIT
presupposes the purchase of a FINE
HAT to complete the harmony OF
dress. Our suits are stylish and dressy,
and our hats made to match. Suits
from $1,000 up. Spring Hats both in
straw, and felt from s1.00 up.
The varied styles, the wonderful
variety of silks, which mark the high
class neck-wear in our large stock, is
not a dream but a veritable fact. Our
spring patterns have never been sur
passed in the history Of neck dress.
Whether style of silk or pattern, or
the most dressy or fashionable, we have
it. Prices from % cents up Bat ties,
Ascot, Four in hand, Club, Teck and
Imperials.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-04-12

Daisy Bell: You are proud and in
telligent; also determined to make
good impression. You desire attention,
but your methods are subtle and you
do not allow that you are exacting to
be seen. You have no fondness for do
nestle duties, although you love a
home. You would be miserable mar
ried to a naval officer as you do not
care for travel and like luxury and
home comforts above any excitement
YOU could derive in moving from spot
to spot. You have a talent for memoir
izing and can bring apt quotations into
your conversation with telling effect.
You are something of a poser and live
I'D TO the fad you are affecting until
YOU almost deceive yourself into think
| ing you are sincere. You will marry
once and have four children.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-16

Kay, our Prosperity correspondent,
writes his farewell letter from Pros
pcr'iN iu'"r. We are sorry to lose him
hoth as correspondent and us a ciii
zen from the county. His letters hay,
always had the high moral tone tbu,
should characterize all writer's for IN,
press. He has chroniclrd the nrv,
from Prosperity carefully. fully and
impartlally and we part with him with
much regret.
When he decided to move the on1v
mistake he made was in going to Co.
lumbia instead Of coming to Ncwbrrrv
However, The Herald and Nrw,
commcnds Mr.. a. II. Kohn to the .,ond
people of Columbia MS a hiph-,oncd
honorable Christian gentleman and rs
successful business man. He will
have charge OF the dry goods depart.
ment OF the Alliance Store. lie anG
his good wife and his children will ~,
an acquisition to the citiZ"nship ,h,,
Columbia may well be proud to have,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-16
Ga.U Mig Gs}0TMEMG

" Nh'lo in New York, we picked M
some OF tn" biggest bargains in
M"n's, Boys and Childrc,,'s T,Idh;nn
ever seen. We have Clio hino nunn,,T
TO supply oVrry man and bow il tIn
county. '"'
80 Mph's C'"i Wo1i Suits that yo ,,;,,
sell at S4.00 rnch-w hich i. lo.a r.,'
cost /" manufacture. '''""
''o Hien's AiI-Wool Suits-alI nice
styles, for IS 90 These ,uit. ,,<'n,, '"t
De good values at $500. "'"'''
Our line of suits in t,lssimaro, >u,o
u, u,s ana W"rsieds mt $50 $50
Hlo'oo, $l2.5D and $500 nre in. hnn; "",
Va'u~s that money, brains and ernn "r"'
rieh"e can produce. "'1
we have The largest aud mrst c..m,,,o
'he OF B"ys' and Chi!dre;,,a I,in,t
l"e thht we h"vr ever shown fh;i
dren's Suits, sic ur to S. 90 "' '"'''
we Wi~h t" ra'l special a1tcn,ion g..
oar 49," Ct rh'dren's Suits from ~ rn rn
10 Sp.o 90. w" think that we knnw ~ w
good thing when we see il md IL" ~,
are certainly the l. ct valu,.s u'. I''s L"''r
ever seen. Wv nave
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-16

Judge Lnmpkin Of the Supreme Cour,
OF Georgia has just deliver cd a dccisio,
o! that court which will be intercs,iuo
to our people. 1t is on the dou and ",
holds that the dog is property. ",
VIII publish the opinion in our Friday
paper. 1t will be remembered that
That question was raised in the cour,
"t Ncwoerry and Judge Gage held that
the dog was not property. The case is
now before our own Supreme Court, #
was argued only recently before our
supreme Court by Solicitor Scasc and
Mr.. IL. II. Welch of our bar.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-16
the a9|lrrald 9 nnl Mews
K. III. AULL, EDITOR.

We published some days AGO u cir
cnlar from Supt. }. J. McMahan stat,
ing his plan for summer normal schools
one Is 20 be held in each county fo,
Tour weeks, aud stats school is To u,
held at Rock Hill. The tcaahrrs in
the public schools are expected to at.
tend these schools.
At one tlme we were Il very SirOnM
believer in the institutes or schools for
teachers. hut we have about como in
the conclusion that very little SN,Ni i
accomplished at them. Besides thar
The average country school ;ya,r,>~
with the salary he or she receives I.H>
very little mouey 10 >prrG a::y:,.;...,.
these schools The Nig ar>: :. -;
is about SD per nICnih Svy.u ~ v...
graded schools. and tha; tN, :art,;> -
nine months After the teacher i>;r>
living expenses for twelve months. ha,<
clothes and pays necessary cxu,">,<
there is not much left for goius OK ;r
normal schools. OF necessity there,
will not be much money left ont uf The
o"i"i y w ~ w hOIltiul SciOblS. ] II tiIt
present state Of the finances Of the puh.
lie schools We are about Of the opinj0n
tat 1t would be more profitable tot;,kr
the money spent for hcSc normal
schools and put it into the public school
1"nd. oi course those wh0arr to teach
in these schools will he strong ndyo-
Gates OF them, but We do not believe
those who are oStcnsibly to bc bcnc.
hted by them viii reap much profit aud
the great mass OF the teachers will be
unable 10 take advantage Of them. To
make attendance compulsory would re-
suit IN failure for the reasons we Eav,.
given.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-16
HcWD3rrY. s r

j. j., ,.n r you instruct and teach. II
nronn g." '"c'' impossible for me to ex.
tndo , ,n'' VI. words, my profound graft
atructors. ''''' ana 10 H.
so,,,, '"ok " course at your college
s;d"u "" 'o'r months ago, witch con.
."' "'' me BEST extant, and before
,;nn ,;T"'plr''d yon had me nice posi-.
hoI,:h ,p'' winch L have had no trouble in
iv",'"g: in', r" owing to the thorough train.
'"g received at your school, .
n''r wishing you the continued
S"ccoss you so well deserve, and as
'"':ng you that I viii lose no oppor.
IT.. UNITY OF recommending ,onr college
w. W. very best, to any cue inter.
'"'ed' Your friend and student,
FoREsT II. SUDER,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-16
5 f1rewd BuveYs

hecciVc The best results fer their mo.
ncy Shrcwd buyers ulwavs t,,,dn '''", -,
Eiynn' $ Cash Store for three i3l rn,,,n,'' -
rlrSt, he has had more cxpcrirnrn I'n', b,m
any man IN this State, covcrinr no.
RIO" ol nearly 43 years i'm active hnsi
usa r SECOND, ne buys more than three
~" ~ InI ~ W ~ MS STOCK ut and below soc
,,I w." ",'' 81 w. Inc third, he sells his
| S""us ON an average Of les tI,nn II &c
competitors pay for The sun.c unnd, - -,
| 49, ."creIore, not reasonable 10 ,bink
IhaC you can bny elsewhere AS cheun as
G" G"n can pny at Flynn's. Every day we
| una people who call on their cn,,eirl
"'" "iu acQuaintanccS. and WIN ,,o
persuaded to buy before thcv cam ;r,t
| a"av' but on visiting our store I'D
| lhding out that they have paid nr,'i,. ,'i,.
uonp'c what we ask their sorr ow ',S
n g. oct'rr Imagined than GcscribrI
t'"E 'h's thlhg home ~ YOURSELF sun-
boSt Son pay ~ 90 for q bat. shirt ~.
~ ,osH' uhH hnu the same article on our
wnniI ' '"' ''oc, or even iJc., how
VINO have had that rxprrirnrn ,'r's rMnma
Is one or more eases every d,v m,,o -
"fr some OF the plums we ounn +, ~,
public this week: f' W I'c
On 1W pairs nf Ladies' and thidrcn,s
-oc ana I"c Gloves at Sc a D3ir
ZoO pairs Ladies' and Child,o,, *
~ ;a zoe Gloves at Be II pair N
foo pairs Of Ladies' and Childror.,.
Toe 20 Zoe Mits at Sc pair.
l'U' yds. OF fancy colorrd I,,vr.
worm "tc. to go at 3!c. "'''
ooo yds. fancy colored Lawns wo,,h
sc. to go at he. ''n
SOW yds OF fancy yd. wide pnr.o,,>.
"0rth orn ioc to l2c. to 90 at sc and Glc ''o'
Ia I
to go atl!c "o''n '9c .
a Iuoo Gent lcmcn's Linen Collars wor,h
loc to 25c for Erral e. Wilsom's ,o n"'rn
at 4c. each. D ~ go
10000 yds. Lace, black, white o,o
tbb,orea, tbn at from lc to SC per yd., WORTH %
three times that price. '"'' ""r'n
'oo yds. finest French Orpondios i.>
ported IN April, novelties, worth So .,,1 ~
foc. our price l2c and l5c -"' W
2aoo yds. nice Calico to 90 q, d., g
~, me finest Silk Brilliantipo ON.
warp Henrietta Boydicr Str,m" , PIX
novelties for black skirts ~ ~ hnit WA All
price asked elsewhere, '''' 'he
'6O Suits Of mems. bows and o,,n
'rcn clothing and odd pun,s -, 'n'l-
'Vcr 3Oc on the 81. 90. ''' "' hot I
f"o pairs OF Shoes and Sl;nr
very description at 25c less ihnn ,t oI
os' at the factory. and thonso,T' ' 'nt
Iner things that lack of svn 80 n'.'' ""u1 OF
IS from advertising. =" P'eEen's
FL YMM'e rAcu o~o,s ]
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-16

The Prosperity News has been dis
continued. 1t was done rather sud
denly and without much notice nv IN,
''ock"o'ders TO any one eva the lady
VINO had the plant leased. The matc.
rial was sold to the Pickens Seminal
nose people who want the Prosperity
news, and who are not alroodv ao;,
50 can take The Herald and News
we Will continue to give you the news
.'om Prosperity and everywhere else
ana give 1t to YOU while it is fresh
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-16

The City Council should make an an
preparation to the Fire Department ior
uniforms. And they should be BOUGHT
before the boys go 20 Columbia TO the
tournament Every citizen of The town
and OF the county for that matter will
leel an especial interest in the com
phny. The uniforms would be the
property OF the town and the cxlrnsr
would be very small item for the city
but for each individual member i,
would be burden many eases. Then
TINS Is voluntary department. ard
whenever the alarm sounds every man
OF them drops his work it matters no,
what IT Is and goes at break neck speed
to do his part in putting out the fire. :,
matters not when it is or whose prourr.
" 1t Is. Council should not treat ,hrir
requests and petitions as those of sum
plants and bcggurs. o. course thrro
is no need Of cxtravngancc, but th,ro
are certain just demands which should
be needed. If We had no fire dcuort.
ment and fire should get started we
would then be able to appreciate their
services.
Let council uniform the boys and fit
them up in good style before they 90
TO Columbia to the tournament. We
say let council do it for then it comes
out OF the general fund and every citi-
zen pays his just proportion of it where
:
rs II you raise 1t hy private subscrip-
t'on few people pay It.. Council
should do it without Il question or even
the asking.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-16

Ihe Free Lance is new paper lust
started at Spartanburg by Mr.. ~ u
1n"ckston, with Col. II. l.. CAN'T as
special contributor from his Hungry
hiil iarm. We wish the new enter
PRISE success. 1t is an eight page
weekly.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-16
"..Genis' FURNISHINGS .

IS H'flc'ly up to date. We disn)av q
loll selection Of Shirts, Whitr Goi L.
oreo ana Negligcc, with attocboa
amn am'' aeI"ch"d Z. collars and cuffs, from
varied assortment of Hosiery in
black, tan and fancies ''''' III
al, Neckwo"r eek in ond'cs profusion, and
nobby effects. '0''' ana
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-16

Tho Vindicator is new paper inst
started at Union, with Mr.. j. e.. HIM.
ter as editor. 1t is a neat and newsv
sheet. 1t makes mistake. howo,a.
IN attacking its local cotemporary. Il
cannot gain friends or make su.scribors
ny aousirg local contemporary.
81 Stilii 10 IS good paper, and the fret
nimb bershows up well.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-16

STATE OF SOUTH rAROLI>A
HouNTY or NEWBERRy.Ni;
PROBATE COURT. 'N
I'y W. ". Hodges, Esq, Probate .Juduc.
WllEHEAS. N. T.. g. G. II. UENTy
h"th made suit to me- 10
- T'uI H. tnrm Letters Of Administration
y, ~ we estate and effects Of Thomas N
Hen'H. dcccnScd: Az
ln'Ic are, therefore. to cite and nd
m"n'Sh all and singular the iindr"h
an" H"n, creditors of the said Thomas NJ
annn",, ,u"v~, urceaS"d, that they be and
n,pl'at prioie me. IN the Cour, of prn.
nmnte, to he held at Ncwbrrry tonr,
i'ouSc' ON the lS;h day OF Mov
nrN'' after publication hereof, NJ IL
% caock IN the forenoon to show cause
istrn,iioS ,ii ,"rS nave' why the said admin
oa, WlVGn under my hand this the .lth
aay OF May, Ammo Domin. $500 ''''
w. w. lIODG itS. J. p. NC,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-16

IL makes no difference how bad tho
wound II You use DeWitt's Witch IJoani
ohlVc' IL viii quickly heal and leave M
scar' Robertson Il Glider.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-16
Election OF Teachars

n IT, NJ. OK THURSDAY JUNE
AA l. 1889. thc Trustees OF Nrv.
perry School District will eject 'rrurh .
Gf' Tor the Ncwhcrry Graded Srhonis
.or 'hc scholastic year hr.inninr Sen.
tcmhcr ~, 1899. is follows:
L., superintendent, ut Tie s;,i;,rv Of
Sl,0o0u Year. '''''''' VI
49, 9rven even TEACHERS. at the SALARY Of
T31. oOa nnnih each. '''' vi
- m"!c Principal for the Colorcd
''rit"oI' 't the salary Of $40 90 IA month
pre-" female Tcnchcrs for the Col.
month cuct. Wv i"
Applications may be filed with ,,,,
Undersigned. IL \ NIAI,TiT VIC
Ncwbrrry, $. G. Nav =, IS;;H -,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-16
CONTRACT TO T,ET

\ COMMITTEE or TIE UTOPIA
n Hch"nl viii meet DIT school hontn
MonGHy May G9tn to receive bids for
o"'tulhG Il nrw house, Size uf huiII.
my 'oN'o l. #. III story. Parties d..
S!rlnS information can apply to + N
Hchumrcrt. The committees win ,.l.,irn
'"c r'Sht I" reject any ami all bids.
f. NJ. SCiIlMl'EE;T
INNI-.t L.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-16
lovrII !!

| am now to be found
IN the storeroom for~
mr,erly occupied by the
NeWberry ClothinS Co
and have my store nice
~ fixed up and will be
pleased to see nv old
customers and as manv
more new ones, and
snow them my we'll se~
lected stock Of Watch-
ees, JeWelry, Clocks.
Spectac!es and Silver,
y ware which | sell cheap
tor cash.
=, Watch and Clock re-
pairing q speciality.
EDOARD SCH0LL LTZ,
Jeweler and 0ptlclan.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-16

'''"0' Lexington Co., $. G,
Mr.. W. n No,u, '"nn"ry, 1899.
Dear De-" pIS,"c>S prnr CoII"g" Cola, S, "';'. c..
',ro t'r to snonI rsGf =, ;rI' II affords me- pleas: as
''"0"' and tho methods an and ., moyo"r yo"r r
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-16

2"t'" ct the rr>dt,S of neglected dvs-
rIH,N 'o""'''"ns OF the stomach ar,
N""v''' 'on>Hmption. heart disease nI \
rPM'l ~ Nodol Dyspepsia Cure nrr. ~
j., "iT "iT ~ "'' Ih's ny "hrrting II quick cure
Hii'itu> 90 49, cases OF dyspepsia. Robertson 4
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-16

Our departments of Millinery. .Dross
Goods, Shoes, Wash Goods, Hosiery
Onderwoar, White Goods, Linen Da.
masks and Doilies, Ladies' ATusl;n
underwear, Ladios' Tailor. mndo
QUITS ChIldr"n's Shoes, Bows Shoes
h":''"a' Shoes, Mems Shoes Sb,o.
Tor all. We sell the famous w r
Americas Leading Corset, made in
every length and every shape. There
Is Il W. '. to fit every figure whether
1t be slender, stout, small or loroo
W q guarantee every w. b. to give
'n''ro satisfaction. Every dissa,is.
'''" customer with w. b. Corsets
9"a'i htVN a new one This is ST rono
corset talk, hut this w. B. Corsot
deserves every word of it. Trv w r
Come to see u.s. Our stock 10
right onr prices arc right. You
snail have our bcst service.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-16
WRITE QUICK.,...,
ror Catalogue Of the
COLUMBIA BUSINESS c0,JFcF
COLUMBIA, S. @
p..;? :! r'V ScF0"rThps conditions nnI..,,
'"s !" tn" college Address can partly pad by
w. H. Newberry, President.
A4i&srIhno r1rA.r@
H'EGGrInro mrn

'iv ivotn. w.. w. W. Daniel, Pastor Wash
Lar" t"oS' L patrons and pupils whom ," %
u"vo Wn; h'"rd speak of the CoIu'",,;, U"'
,L' BUSINESS College, | must con"I'' 'n',"
'"'a nn,o,,, trof' No"berry is a vcry '',""' no"'
tna' p"''"I "nd thorough instructor com, "n5
his college. - '''''S done in
O0'""0'"' S. G., June 20, 1903
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-16
For sale.


H''vraI nice building lots. Cbc,n
~. '''S' w. ID. HARDY,
Master.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-16

Prosperity, May l3, 1899.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-16

We, have kept con-
Stantly in mind the fact
that great values make
great business. We
nave the values in everv
department, as our i'm
menSe trade during the
fmonth n Of March testi-
tI9o:: We expect our
April business 10 be
even better. We ask
you to come in and see
our stOCk k. We will sell
you Just as cheap as |
any house, quality of
goods considered
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-16
Yours very truly,
C.&GC.S. M0VcpC0
j A Mics ON S
NEW SPRING GOODS,

liaVIng just returned from tbo
N"rth"In markets, he is opcninr nm
W., Cu' ,"rSest and most select stock Of
Clo'hlng' Gents Furnishings, Flats
"hd Shoes ever brought to ihis citv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-ony feeble attempt was made TO do bust
In Brazilian coffee futures. Yet the market deNe
oped steady undertone This fact was due largely
the slight Improvement at Havre. Hamburg and Rio
the condition OF yesterday reflected by to-day
cables But. market had scored slight Improve
yesterday the foreign Improvement was regarded
chiefly In the OF lining to conform TO the
gain here. There sll, however a net gain mace
BY the markets This served TO reassure holders
little. while the other hand. the movement at Rio
and showed increasing tendency, which was
attributed contributions from the crop. introducing
element In the way Of an unknown quantity TOT
the the IL has generally been claimed
greater degree accepted. that the new
crop Brazllnn coffee be bumper while the
American visible supply already exceeds 100000 bags
other hand the Of Brazilian coffee futures
from the low record. and this causes caution
par; Of the bears. The general result Is stand
Off and OF speculation continues very slack
This morning the market opened steady with prices un
changed points higher and ruled slow for the rest
OF the session. Only changed hands the call.
the business reached only 1000
bags finally firm unchanged prices 10
points advance. Spot Brazilian coffee inactive. but
nominally steady unchanged prices No 7 Rio invoice
and for Jobbng parcels Gsse. NewYork stocks
increased by arrka Of the steamer HORROR with
Of coffee.
The Of contract prices In the local market To-Day