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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-16

city use in paving around the new hos
houses, SO that all Of the brick taker
up will be used and nom wasted. This
was the first street paved In the city
and has been down fourteen years and
the bricks have worn remarkably well
The new brick are being furnished by
the Suburban Brick Company.
Miss Edna Steger delightfully."- enter
tanned the Forget-Me-Not Club at her
home on Union stree. Friday evening.
The diversions of the evening were
various games with dainty refresh
ments served at a popular hour. The
meeting is the closing one of the sea
son.. The following members and Wis
itors were present: Misses Edna Young,
Edna Steger. Lille Smith, Title Hart
wig. Monta Tolmie, Lena Archer, Ethel
Stevens, Laura Wagner, Vida Askew,
Erma Dauh, Vera Dorer, Agnes Pier
sol, Miss Glatz, of Wheeling, and
Messrs. Chas. Dorer, Albert Kelly.
Chester Beam, Ed. Leach, Robert
Zilles, Geo. Nicholson, Geo. Schick, St.
Clair Archer, Oscar Young, Albert
Schramm. Arthur Higgins. Dick Dorer,
Homer Alther.
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MARTINS FERRY.

Local News From the City of Mills
and Factories.
Rev. Muhlhearn has returned from
Toledo.
DR.. B. 0. Williams is confined to his
home sick.
Miss Lille Dean is spending a few
days with friends near Blaine.
Rev. e. C. Simpson has returned to
his home at -Bellefontaine, Ohio.
On mex Monday the shoe stores will
all commence closing at seven O'Clock,
except Saturday evenings.
Boys can make money by selling the
Sunday Register. Apply at Douthet's
News Stand, Sunday morning.
The G.. A. r. benefit entertainment
to be given at the Star Theatre this
evening should be we'll attended.
Postmaster Sedgwick is gratided to
learn that his salary has been in
creased from $1700 to $1,000 which is
the result of this Office increasing its
business.
The Laughlin nail mill will not re-
sumo the coming week, but it is
thought by the management that the
mill will be able TO start up in the
near future.
Mrs. e. Q. Boyd left yesterday for
South Hadley, Mass, wnere she Will
attend the commencement exercises at
Mt. Holyoe College, where her daugh-
ter will graduate.
Miss Ella Cochran will give her sun
day school class a treat this evening
at the A. NJ. E. Church, between the
hours OF Z and 8. Delmar Ladd will
furnish the music.
Rev. L. A. Lindemuth, who has been
the guest of his brother, r. A. Linde-
muth, was called to his home at Akron
yesterday to conduct the funeral SER
vices of one OF the members OF his
church.
The crowd of young people who left
this city in a yacht for M~oundsville
Friday evening had quite an exper-
fence, and did not return home until
early yesterday morning, several of
their parents becoming alarmed at
their long stay. 1t is said the yacht
@ 4Cahs a4So AAdL knE machinery
failed to work properly, which caused
much delay, also making a number in
the crowd quite uneasy.
The people of this city are already
considerably worked up over the ru-
NOR of some six different divorce pro-
ceedings which gossip says will be in
stituted in the near future. The rumQr
has it that the community will have
quite a sensation when they learn of
the prominent people who will be the
principals in these cases. From all
present indications the courts will
have a large divorce docket from this
city and then some of the testimony
in regard to the correspondents will
amaze the society of the city. Ii is stat
ed on good authority that several hus-
bands will make no fight against the
proceedings, but viii abide by the de-
cision OF the court 1t is to be regret
ted that SO many OF these supposed
happy homes have come to this sad
ending.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-16
FOOD CURE.
Results in Change OF Diet are Won
derfuI.

Results in Change OF Diet are Won
derfuI.
Good food, properly selected, will.
il my opinion, cure almost any ordi-
nary disease. | want to tell you my
experience and of my recovery by the
selection of the proper diet. | am a
business woman, very closely confined
indoors, with considerable care and
anxiety. Some time ago | had a severe
case of the grippe and after recovering
from it, had a serious time following,
as many people do.
Il was unable to get we'll until |
changed my diet, leaving off Mocha
and Java coffee and using the Postum
Food Coffee in its place, and taking up
Grape-Nuts breakfast food. This win
ter have given both a fair and con-
tinued trial and the results are superb.
/ am restored in perfect health and
strength. and as you claim. l have a
reserve force" bodily and mentally,
that carries me through many hard
places.
L cannot praise the food toe much,
for it will, if used steadily, cure all dis
~turbances of the system caused by the
congestlons lagrippe is answerable for.
A dish that contains the most powerful
rebuilding elements, can be made as
follows: hot milk brought to a boil,
break in two fresh eggs and as soon as
the eggs set, pour the boiling milk and
eggs over some Grape-Nuts in a SCUM
dish. No breakfast of meat can be so
good.
Il use Grape Nuts in this way every
morning and have no sense of lack OF
food all day. l have kept we'll and re-
markedly free from colds all winter,
which attribute to a fine condition OF
health, brought about by the use of the
famous food and of Postum Food Cot
fee fGrape-Nuts are perfectly cooked
at factory and are usually served cold,
with a little cream or MILK Mrs. C. S.
Woodward, "a Grenada ST., st. Angus
tine, Fla.
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wished their host and hostess good
night and many returns"
SOME DOUBT
About the BODY Found at Piedmont
Being Dugan.

About the Body Found at Piedmont
Being Dugan.
There is now some doubt entertain
ed as to whether the body found at
Piedmont, w. Va, was Nealy Dugan,
or Barney Kurns. Both of these men
worked at Boggs' mines at Barton, o.
A brother of Dugan was seen yesterday.
as he was leaving for Piedmont. He
said he last heard from his brother
at Coketon, Md, and that he stated
Kurns and himself would soon leave
for Piedmont, but that the description
showed it more likely to be Kurns, as
he would weigh about the same as the
man described, while his brother was
much lighter in weight. The brother
will try to make a thorough inyestiga-
ton of the death, and the cause of
same. If it was Nealy Dugan some
of his friends think they have a clue,
but it is doubtful if much information
can be secured.
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ACCOMMODATIONS
Provided by the Government for Sick
Seamen and Rfvermen-River News.

1850
seamen and Rivermen-River News.
WASHINGTON, June 15.-Seamen
and river navigators who fall sick at
P%ittsburg during the fiscal veal begin
ming July /, and who are entitled to re-
lief from the marine hospital service,
will be cared for in the following man
ner: Medical attendance will be fur
nished by the medical officer of the SER
vice stationed at Pittsburg: Mercy hos
pital will furnish quarters, subsistence,
nursing, medicines and a resident ply
stefan at "a cents a day and 81 a day
for contagious diseases; and Burns and
Giltinan will provide for the burial of
deceased patients at SIS each.
At Wheeling, w. Va, medical at
tendance will be furnished by an act
ing assistant surgeon, the Wheeling
hospital will furnish quarters, subsist-
ence., etc, at rs cents a day. At Erie
medical attendance will be furnished
by an acting assistant surgeon. Har-
not hospital will furnish quarters, sub
sistence, ETC., at II cents a day, the
board Of health Of the city of Erie to
care for contagious diseases at SO a
day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-16
CLERK R0BERTsoN's OFFICE.

In the Office of County Clerk Rob-
ertson yesterday three marriage licen-
SEES were issued:
To Joseph Wychedley, aged AZ, and
Harriet corp, aged 40, both of this
city.
To Charles R. Patterson, aged 20, of
West Liberty, and Alice Taylor, aged
%, of this city.
TO Edward Grella, aged 20, of Bel
laire, O., and Adelia Woelchli, aged 10,
of this city.
One deed of Henry Roth and wife to
E. NJ. Atkinson for two parcels of land
in Elm Grove of the Moses Shepherd
estate. Consideration $685..
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listing his brother, |. F. Roberts. Of
Baker avenue.

listing his brother, !. F. Roberts. Of
Baker avenue.
Mrs. w. F. Taylor, of Sisterville. is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank FAY
lor, of Grant avenue.
Hon. Charles Wells. of Glover's Gan.
was here a short time yesterday en-
route. to New MartinsyilIe.
Frank Taylor, who sustained a frac-
~ured limb several weeks ago, was abe
60 be on the street yesterday.
Miss Lorena Elliott, OF New Martins
Vile. is the guest of the Misses Park
enson at their home on Sixth street.
Mrs. Ed. Mallory and daughter, Mrs.
Major Lyons, OF Huntington, are visit
ing the family OF Warden Hawk at the
prison.
Jas. X. P. Barker is erecting a new
building OF Second street, which he
will use as a butcher shop when COM
pleted.
Services will be held at the Catholic
Church tomorrow at S and 10 a. IN.
Evening service, Corpus Christi; pro-
cession at 1880.
]. P. H~ornbrook will leave today for
Philadelphia, where he will be the
guest of Col. ]. G. Kelley during the
National Republican convention.
Miss Katheryn Williams, of PIT.
Pleasant, attended theNuss-Logan
wedding Thursday evening. She will
remain with friends here for several
days.
a special term of the county court
will be held next Monday the 18th
inst, when the matter of the action
Of the State Board of Equalization in
increasing the assessment in the first
assessment district. will be taken up.
The Democratic County convention
will be held here today. 1t is expected
that a great many delegates will be
in attendance, but as there has been
no fight made for n of the places on
the ticket, it is not thought that any
thing unusual will occur.
The yachting party to have been
given by Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Riggs
and Miss Carrie Coekayne this even
ing. has been postponed until next
Wednesday evening, when the party
will leave the wharf here at $50
O'Clock. They will go up as far as
Wheeling.
A yachting party of eleven couples
accompanied by the Etude Mandolin
and Guitar Club, came down from
Martins Ferry, Thursday evening, and
spent the evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
]. w. Martin. Harry Grayson, one OF
the party. was taken very sick while
here. DR.. Steele was called and rem
dered medical aid and he was very
much improved yesterday.
John Richie, a prominent farmer
living near Pleasant Valley, became
violently insane a few days ago. He
was brought in and placed in the jail
OF Thursday evening. He will be re-
moved to the Insane Asylum as 0
as the proper arrangements can &c
made. Eddie Riggs, of the same place,
is reported to have gone insane while
attending the funeral of Mrs. Newton
Cunningham on Wednesday. 1t is but
a short time since Ben Anderson. one
of the most popular young men in
that part of the county was taken to
the asylum.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-16
IN SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Banner celebra-
ted the second anniversary of their
wedding yesterday evening at their
home on North Front street, Island.
After congratulations by the guests,
progressive conversations were in or
der, which very pleasantly whlled
away the time until refreshments were
served. Midnight arrived before they
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-16

go on the excursion given by the Bel
mont Central Trades and Labor UnioR
TO Belmont Park to-day.
Jack Dugan. the brother Of the man
found in the river at Piedmont. w. Va,
left for that city last evening. and will
investigate the death OF his brother.
From all indications the excursion
to be given by the l. 0. G. T. to Rock
Springs Park next Wednesday Will be
largely attended, They viii 20 over
the C. & p. and will Start from Bell
aire.
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attending the Boxwell COM

yesterday attending the Boxwell com
mencement.
The ladies of the Macabees will give
a festival and entertainment Saturday
evening, June seth.
Rev. Lewis, of the Third NJ. E.
Church, will hold special trustee SER
vice Sunday morning.
To-day is pay day on the c.. l.. & w,
j. A. Leary, of Newark. n. j., was In
the city yesterday calling on friends.
A number of people from here will
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-16
Marks From Above

Morgantown-River Z feet 7 inches and
rising. Cloudy and wrm.
W~arren-River 4 feet. Clear and warm.
Steubenville-River A feet 4 inches and
rising. Clear and cool.
Greensboro-River Z feet 10 inches and
stationary. Cloudy and cool.
Brownsville-River 6 feet 6 inches and
stationary.
Oil ~City-River II inches and station
airy. Clear and pleasant.
Clear and cool.
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Legislative sugge-4ions.

To the Editor of the Register.
Sir:-Apropos of Democratic Legis-
lative suggestions let me impress up
on the public and the convention dele
gates the names of Messrs. D. NJ
Thornburg, Joseph Handlan, Col
Thomas O'Brian, ST., and John Corco-
ran. This ticket would be a winner
and is earnestly recommended.
DEMOCRAT.
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MOUNDSVILLE.

W. D. Catlett is in Harrison county
On business.
Frank Allen is confined to his room
with an attack of pneumonia
Hon. John G. Crawford, of Cameron,
was here on business yesterday.
". NJ. Writ, of Dallas, was attending
the Circuit Court here yesterday.
Jacob Roberts, of Newark, Ohio, is
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-16
Yesterdays Departure

Pittsburg, Avalon.
Parkersburg, Ben Hur.
SteUbenville, I. NJ. Bayne.
Darlington, Leroy.
~Sistersville, Ruth.
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To-Morrow's Packet,

P~ittsburg, Ben Hur, / a. m.
GAINESVILLE, Lorena, 3 a. m.
P~ittsburg. kanawha, 5 a. m.
S~istersville, Leroy, Z a.. m.
Cincinnati, Avalon, s a. m.
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To-Dny,s Boats.

Charleston, Greenwood. $50 a. m.
Parkersburg. Bedford, 1890 a. m.
Newport, Jewel, IL a. m.
Steubenville, T. NJ. Bayne, 2:30 p. m.
Darlington, Leroy, $3.50 p. m.
S~istersville, Ruth, $3.50 p. m.
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BRIDGEPORT.

Chronicle of Daily Events from the
Town Across the Way.
W. B. Hall. the popular furniture
dealer, has purchased a fine driving
team.
Fred Gordon. who Is attending col
lege at Bethany. is spending a few days
at home.
haywood Forsythe was at Bethesda
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MYSTERIOUS CASE
IN MARTINS FERRY.
A young Woman Died Sunday Morn
ing under Very Suspicious
Circumstances.

Persistent Rumors of Poisoning Lead
to an Investi.ation-The Body Ex-
humed and Examined by Physi-
clans, Who Decline to State the
Result of the Autopsy at Present.
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HEALTH COMMITTEE NET
OF THE u. S. FERTILIZING
COMPANY'S PLANT.
THE CITY SOLICITORS REPORT

On the Matter Was Presented, But
No Definite Action Was Taken-Mr
Heard's Statement Concerning the
Contract of the Natural Gas Conn
pany of West Virginia and the
City.
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VVtUF' NHCINUIy %,
The marks on the wharf at midnight
showed 4 feet and stationary.
The Avalon leaves Sunday morning
for Cincinnati in place of the Virginia,
which craft is laid up at Cincinnati
on account of low water.
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Marks From Below.

AParkersburg-River 5 feet and falling.
QOudy. Mercury 6S.
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Jas. X. P. Barker is erecting a new
building on Second street, which he
will use as a butcher shop when COM
pleted.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
NEWYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY MAY 10. 1900

most o the demand all anv .ner- u,s again . .rnce
the unsettled situation and might become good
% Ouyer on any news Of distinctly sensational char
~ hour our was the heavy shipments Of and -four
ss.hels s.a This heavy total in small
bt OF bun operator and S sasfactorIy
snapon up N Sse Say stimulating influences From the
ons wheaI We're rot SO well favored FOR English quota
low the previous night Budapest points on and Paris
ments amounted TO only bushels compared with
Eo.2no bushels the week before e024 600 bushels
the Argentine 42siooo6 bushels in comparsoh With
Chicago in the late afternoon Indicated that no rain
least. The Modern Miller made no
mention Of drouh in the spring wheat States, but laid
with sin seneray in the southwe-t al
..No-- Miller on the other hand coming right
conditioxs IRE serious unless rain Comes soon Some Of
sp1 Cne ~ messages from That part OF the country dis
sfePs cool wheat can stand ten DAYS more of trouth
to decrease about 900 huqhes this week. Spring
and 90 cars ago; ouotafors cash wheat .
No har9 na,1'tb as ,,owst NO Red New &c
; 191se; No Northern Duluth I5ltn; No | Northern
patterned somewhat after strength Of
sion with the exception Of short time after the
previous night Crop heretofore favorable
ye % m bus % tgr turn ns by the introduetien Of
1acent sections OF the belt The wet weather also
PORTED that only only small amount Of obtained in
anrwer TO bids sent Thursday night
business seahoard points
OF 81 loads. and last prices Of the
ket were 4 a Ssc net higher. English
isd1-d net lower. The Argentine shipments about
3i4 600 bushels larger than the
January have been 5.TG2. 900 bushels. compared
elevator and delivered and 4sas b. anoaf oATs"
The market for trife with
OF 1000 bushels cash for
&c No oats 26iec No white. 29c No 2S1ec;
track white. 2s1s Gn35C: track mixed. 261e
white clips 2sia a@c. RYIs-Market steady; No 1
Western. 81 Nc b. afost: No Western 61A o b.
shsat: State 5I65sc, c I T,
The exports wheat flour Included. for the week
D L shells
against 3,4so574 bushels last bushels
the week last Since July l. this
Of wheat ia 6S4 42s
205 2T1. c54 bushels the he
OF for the week
463Si4o week. Ala bushels in
the week last Since July he
Of l91. $50 2o9 bushels against
149 032. 221 bushels in the time last
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19


for metals toas ruled rather quiet but
IL % sur falling R G had in s here ca @ os s wsss
a SIC s74. ruled very dun s. s7i9GS4 O21s
easy 2is points on on the basis Of 81 4594 so Pig
PRICE a4o for ead s. sad for peer
M 81 ASp 9 E markets & ss were toeFa
sellers former prices Quotations follow New
2o@2sc prime SoGsTc Ne-oreans open kettle 44955e
i8e: good I7sfsc prime sla2sc fancy s5SSsc
OCEAN FREIGITs-TheTs t re was steady aeman! ma for
sail tonnage especially Tor the oshere trades but trade
ar1n. coasswise freishts quiet Steamers the
Scarcity business light and rates
Re was with ns fR %
TO Cork for orders ware quoted at a Sd FOR May and
3sd LonaOn = "a @ June; i Gasgsw % 2onns Bristol .ed
Antwerp 4d Hamburg, 65 pigs: Rotterdam csc July;
don ea sdS 2o nd 5ay ErD00 per 100 n 2' Lon
pradsag Oh with 6 se6S ed m held ~ but ages
aea aR2t was S a for and Fl Rened @
We quote; Petroleum, hbs IS 60 and in bulk IS 50;
ssl 50 &c. 81 aa d n%ph an s. sG refined
T1e gI1oNSEED s5v 97PTTs 37 crude h6s a4ac prime
q @ se butter sra6es nominal prime Write. 4oa41c prime
esc American boiled 67aesc caIeutta 7ec WEte eg
market FOR oTsons In wal o. T ag2 86
being an active one and Throughout good part OF the
arrivals at interior points amounting s0co0 all told
from ps pscins bn the TnsTF sT
s g in s a nhS2n @ osn reSexeFy pFincpay through
a. DAT chsaso weFs G 81 200 200 Tts II coo % @ 600 eaed
PoRk-Snlet 20 K Saoted ss s2 fsg$l$ family STAG
so@sio 20; family sliasl2 90 packet, s1IG*l2; India
se s os' BREssb Quoted gn0isa B
cons ne; $50 n re; 10 ~ 7sc; pigs, 7lsa7ssc
les sSsHe: 10 n, nc; y NJ 7zc rn 7.c: pckied
aos.aef' ano. RGsa hsRs es Gqs
aa Quoted 50 90 nd LARD p0.fd sea o SofdS ey
South America IS 25 Continent 81 90 Brazil Kegs 50
.sr'EARISE- Steady: quoted oeo, 7c; city
Southern heretofore Business drifts
along in "a rather stiess n mannet nm M with buyers content
sired Quotations follow: Domestic common to low fair,
"A 94s.c Rangoon. in bond, 2a2lsc.
sUGAR-The refined article with rather more
vor among local and Out Of town buyers to-day. with
Trust viii supply the ) n cotton bags packed in
100 sacks 1 ana p barrels gn IL further 1t n9ss it w
Quotations follow: loaf crushed 55c domnoes
powdere ed 5soc powdered, coarse powdered and fruit
eagle coarse rranuIaed fine eTanuiased 5sSc
% s9ss e n &c a ns aa 9n 6s
graiulated Diamond 5l5c: confeconers A 1850;
: S5c, No I. 4Goe. No s. 455c No o. 45oc No TO- 445e
We Week. Is .amary sf the Statistical paaon as made up
We.t Gray sh9% % o eto sdns in 5he uge M m aes dSs
and as $50 last year decrease Of 30 4z5
Go0 tons against 100 week and 1853 s9s
tons Iost vosr. Total Europe America
7e5 against s29 tons last week, snc
3 tons las yea GATE " Of M May SANE ss even na1 daif % aa @
ar,ency of stock is 3eg a deficiency
A 41,, toms week of JbG23 De
ceuher 2s 1890 The daily London cable about
ss nd material impression
local market sugar abroad reported steady
i2s loAd for Java and lie "a for fair refining Beer
ent month quoted los 6%d and month los T1@d
The iocsl raw sugar a.! with
orr.r AZ the cirse bafs OF l5-32c 80
3i-31c SIS uauscovado and e5-2c
sov 81 tast olssses suga Sales rsaches a-weu eoge
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York May Is 1900.
BEEVES-Receipts III
cudng 61 export alive g5 saughterers
the market making with previous
sale Jersey City with the exception
The demand rather dull for and prices
q fraction lower bulls. also medium cows
held tc fun Wednesdays prices good cows weak
The yards were however, cleared. Ordinary prime
native sold az "a sOq per 10 fat stays
Sc o5 So 754s4 50 30Gs4 20: l
fat COW at a a n dressed
beef Just ateady prices. London cables
states cattle sold 1Slec 10. and
ar Liverpool i3c weight Shipments from
port to-day the Philadelphia Liverpool
catt for y Morris 2,a7I OF
beef for swift Co. and 754 quarters sstima
for the G. H Hammond Company. on Saturday he
Campana carry Liverpool s5s quarters OF beef
Eastmans Company. and the Asnornee will sail
sunday morning with ia3 cattle for J. ShaHlherg SON.
193 cattle 1856 Of beef for Schwarzschild
Sllzberse- and . quarters Swift Co. making
the fer the ending May 20. 200 cattle. %
shr nd quarters q beef all ports
B-.fan, exceptirn Of 90 cattle and 20 sheep
gRles-Sherrnsn & Culver: 10 stable fed Pennsylvania
s:se-. 10 s5 &c 100 n DO. 1921 ~ a. IS IS
q do. Il38 a. Is 2o Il Chicago DO. leIa ID a. S. IS
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

y =
.-,,-.-s. Brazil coffee futures assumed
- form today. following YESTERDAY nri
a. and Hamburg reported by early caoles
~ .5Ta1ces II thought here by some tTadeTs
tbar the response hrmness OF ~ @
p0u=. Yet our market showed
- snergv TIE opening call STEADY al unchahged
80 For the rest OF the
further changed hands without chang-
session the transactions
rIv amounted 4250 bags. with me market naaIy
net unchanged 70 points higher. Aoout me
difference market that yesterday there
ee hvers and sellers while tciay there were sell
- sns no tryers The receipts Rio and Santos were
small without attracting much comment here, as II IS
that movement has been a little
Iela-e5 On account and, instead of the early
Tcvereut expected. crop thought 70 be two Or
deliveries IN this country
we're not q Volume while the demand for
s1nrles IN the open spot coffee by no
means aggressive The spot closed duh the
basis Of 7lsc No Z Rio. invoice lots
The range Of contract pris in the local market to-day
was follows.