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The Negro world. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1892-19??, 1900-05-12

The Boss. un of one Of the
regular party machines Machines win
victories. at any rate. and the reform.
ers may get "a few ideas from the
Hnal isis which will be useful when
they 10 TO organize their next cam.
paiRn.
ia the first place, reform or any
other political movement has got TO
have boss, call him by what name
You choose. Right here Is where the
refcrmers usually fall down. They
choose a boss, or a leader. II YOU pre-.
Ter that name, en- the spur of the mo
met l. and they rarely get the right
mais Now, In enc OF the regular ma.
ehiiies no man gets To be boss except
as the result of long aud more or
lcHs painful evolution. lie works his
way up. as a usual thing. and when
he is admitted to he the boss every
cog In the machine knows all about
him.
The first and most important quail.
heation for an up.to-date political boss
The Negro world. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1892-19??, 1900-05-12

Press brick chimney.
Caps of columns carved.
Doors feet inches wide. feet high.
Stairs lead to attic from dining room.
Chambers have closets with shelves.
Exterior painted three coats.
Plate glass in front door.
Stairs to basement from pantry.
P1asteriug two coat work.
Hardware OF modern design.
Openings between vestibuis and parioS
eaEed.
The Negro world. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1892-19??, 1900-05-12

WHEN WHITING TO ADvERTISER
please state that you saw the Advertise
ment In this paper.
The Negro world. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1892-19??, 1900-05-12

Doors cross panels.
Chimney Hue lined,
Coal room IN basement.
Store room In basement.
Roof boards. fence lumber
All the material to be OF the very best OF
Its respective kind.
GEORGE A. w. KNIT.
The Negro world. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1892-19??, 1900-05-12

- AptsiiN rs q haF.
monizer. lie must
he able 60 take
half . dozen can.
lldatcs for the
same office into a
room and make
them patch np
their quarrels and
agree to worl for
the success OF
whatever ticket Is
nominated ~
The Negro world. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1892-19??, 1900-05-12
'LANs OF FIRST AND SECOND FLOORS.

Flooring for sheathing.
Cedar shingles.
Felt paper beneath siding.
Maniel In dining-room.
China closet In dining-roOm.
Porcelain lined sink In kitchen
Tin cutters and down spouts.
Composition carving ON front.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-06
TRADERS WE'RE NERVOUS,
Over the Approaching Government
Report of Damage 10 Crops.

hcpDrt III bUfuNEt W tFoUr.
New York, October 5.-The situation was
something OF a stand-off in the local cotton
market today. traders being nervous over
the approaching government reports OF dam
age to crop by an early frost. The market
opened steady with prices up 3 to points
with light and outside support, created by
stronger Liverpool advices than expected to-
gether with gloomy crop reports from sew
erai parts of the belt Sentiment appeared
TO be radically bullsh around the opening
but a later slump in Liverpool. the result
Of hedging against spot purchases in that
market instead Of here and in New Orleans,
started liquidation and made tho bear selling
in the local pit under which prices ratified
down 10 points with a rush.
CalmeT thoughts once more turned the tide
and by midday the market was tolerablv
firm at a net rise OF several points, with the
public onoe more a fair purchaser OF the
January positions.
The weeks figures from the South and
abroad were about in line with preconceiyed
ideas, and while they attracted attention,
played an unimportnnt part as an influence.
The private wires declared Southern spot
markets were holding firm on unabated de-
mand from the export contingent and smaller
offerings from the interior
Reduced crop estimates continue to slit in
from the South. and sellers Of spot cotton
quetly loaded up with winter month flu
lures.
Near the close another decline under a
furry OF Liquidation started by selling for
New Orleans account. At the close the mar
ket was steady with prices net unchanged to
I points lower
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-06
HEsTERs WEEKLY STATEMENT
shows an Increased Movement into
sight of 37OO Bales.

New Orleans. octber 5.-secretary Hester's
weekly New Orleans cotton exchange state
nent shows an increase In the movement
into sight compared with the seven days
ending this date last year In round num-
bers Of 800. a decrease under the Same days
year before last OF 81 800 and an increase over
tho same time In 1887 OF 5000. For the five
days Of October the totals show an increase
over last year Of - 900. an increase over the
same period year before last OF $3.50 aud an
increase over 1897 OF 50 900,
For thrty-hve days OF the season that
have elapsed the aggregate is behind the
thirty Ave days OF last year 10000. behind
the same days year before last by 5000 and
The amount brought into sight last week
was A4.il3. against 4lo.625 for the seven days
ending October :, last year; Fl,4lI year be-
for the FIVE days OF October IL has been 3i7 .
2l6. against 2s7. s72 last year, 3il .33T year
before last, aud PCS, 100 same time In 1897.
These make the total movement for the
thirty Ave days from September ! 10 date
l22S.649, against 1.i06.4si last year, 1901. 6S7
year before last and 1,334,hs9 same time in
The movement since September shows
receipts at all United States ports S77,lfi.
against s74. 66S Inst year eis ss4 year before
last and s49 ,3l2 same time in 1897 Overland
across the Mississippi. Ohio and Fstomac
rivers 70 Northern mills and Canada H,4sI
against $50 last year, 1884 year before
last and 72.2s7 same time in 1887 Interior
stocks In excess OF those held at the close OF
the commercial year i67, 81, against 1877, 00l
last year l9s.66 year before last and lSs, e3i
came time In 1897. The Southern mill tax.
inss were 14O,2so, against l5i,5S4 last year
13a.53s year before last and 124,566 samt
time in 1887 Foreign exports for the week
have been 230.55s, against 1sool5 last year
making the total thus far for tho season
4eo.s77. against 5s4.ese last year. decrease
OF 124.00a
Northern mill takings and Canada durlnl
the past seven days show decrease OF II, III
IS compared with tho corresponding period
i3st year. and their total tnkings since Sep
tember / have decreased 72.6lS The tota
talrings Of American mills. Northern ant
southsru, and Canada. thus far for tn
season have been 2l9,l7i, against 306,6l7 las
year. These include 7e.i59 by Northern spin
ners, against l4s.777
Stocks at the seabohrd and the tws1ty min
leading Southern interior centsrs have In
creased during the week .739 bales, agains
an increase during the corresponding perio'
last season OF 1858, and are now AGA, So
more than at this date In 1899.
Including stocks left over at ports ant
interior towns from the last crop and tn
number of bales brought into sight thus IA
for the new crop. the supply 10 date Is 1,3i3.
on, against 2.O55.3s2 for the same period las
year
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-06

Improvement In Liverpool and better foreisn
spot business; but on freer offerings from
the interior declined 10 points during me
forenoon. sharp rally occurred later,
prices selling to nearly opening figures, but
toward the close large spot houses we're "
evidence, selling the market OF ~ points
from the highest. New York closing TO ,
points lower than Yesterday. New orisans
closed 1 to . lower. Spots + down New
York unchanged elsewhere. The INTO signt
for the week 4i4.32i aga INST Aie6Es last year.
Estimates * Houston and New Orleans 5a,ooO
against 10 800 last year. Memphis and Au-
gusta received $500 against i6s9 Although
rainy weather prevails IN the south Atlantic
and Eastern gulf States the storm predicted
yesterday has not material!zed. In Texas
perfect weather continues, which " causing
some to increase crop estimates. The fact s
the trade as a rule are not forgetting that
this crop must no minimum one, and are
looking for a big movement TO break ihe
market Prices may decline some, but we
believe cotton will be well cared for on all
easy periods and think well OF buying the
winter months on recessions Liverpool should
be IL to down tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-06
Grain and Provisions EIsewber.

az kansas City. October -W.heat-Deoember
VS. May I4hG74H; cash No. hard 60.
20. 8 gsltdT; No. red 72d73; No. q 6aGl7Iis
Sorn-pecember a2% NAV sims4M; cash Ne NJ
az n'iNen 5lEnSS; No, white 39h; No. 9gG
N NJ oats-No. white 25a25ik Receipts.
mneat 1000; corn $4,000: oats 1000. SHIN
"S Nus Wheat 2iS 900; corn "a ZOO: oats 1000
rir,," orleans, October 5,-Hog products.
am Pork-Standard mess IS 25 Lard-Rr-
mr. tlerce 5% pure lard sh Boxed meals
p[y salt shoulders sHd67s sides So Bacon
g,r 'ea a rln sides sSsda% Hlms-Choice sp.
III, S Sut lso, logl2. Coffee-Rio, ordinary Ia
, 1T sSsgsss Rice--Ordinary TO good ANA.
fiSour-,Extra fancy 250aS co. patents az,
prin,o C,9or inI, 2i5a2 20 Bran So Hay
rTrlme 'SSo@li5o, choice Is 0oaiGsO Corr
No, hacked white 40: MIXED az. ysl,o', 20
oa,s-No. sacked q. '''o" w.
OoS Nsw sv rork, October Wheat Receipts 20,
81 exports 5000. snot steady No "a
- b. afoat; No red slN eIevator. s Seu
No''nsrn SIis 70 b, ahoat: No. hard aoIi
.ss't anoat options brm Hides Arm
Dull; yellow 357s '" se'u OIL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-06
in THE STOCK MARKET.
Stocks Continued to Show Effects Of Pro.
feSsionaI Operations.
NEW POINTS OF STRENGTH DEVELOPED
Tennessee Coal, After nm Opening
Jump of Two Points, Dragged
Behind the Others.

New York. October 5.--The stock market
continued to show the effect OF professional
operations for the advance today. New points
of strength developed under the sitting opsr-
atoms Of the bull party and the sustaining
influence thus afforded was taken advan age
of TO realize in stocks which have already
had their advance. Tennessee Coal. after an
opening jump Of points under the Stimulus
of the surprised short covering. dragged be-
hind the others, The buying of S,eel and
Wire was the most conspicuous and lifted
the stock at one time IA. number o.
the steel stocks saved a net gain OF over a
point. Some strength was shown by Sugar,
p, ople's Gas and Brooklyn Transit, IN all
of which DEALINGS were large. The mar
ket closed rather heavy and at substantial
reactions FROM the Lest
Todavs money market continued firm.
The bond market continues irregular on
small volume OF dealings. Total sales par
value. g. 10000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-06

November wheat opened &c lower to un-
changed. at 77hd77iac Liverpool was weak
however. and Argentine shipments were esq.,,
900 bushels. compared with $1,000 bushels the
previous week. AS the outside was not
buying selling by local longs sent Nevem-
Der dow nto nc Northwestern receipts were
small: rain was predicted for that section
of the country and the cash situation later
improved. local sales being reported at 300, p
600 bushels. Under these considerations tine
marker began slowly to rally and toward the
end Of the session rallied sharply to 77%m
77Ac in sympathy with the bulge in October
pork The CLOSE was Arm. November sc
higher, at 777sc. Clearances in wheat and
-four we're equal to $4,000 bushels Primary
receipts aggregated l,O63, 900 bushels. Min
neapolis and Duluth reported i29 cars. against
1oli cars a year ago. Local receipts were
| 13l cars
| Corn was quiet. The market dipped slight
| ly early on local selling in which poor cash
! demand of yesterday and today had IT'S
/ influence. recovery came later in SYM
because of demand for October corn now
controlled BY one man.
Oats were quiet and steady
! In provisions everything else was Oversnad-
owed by the sensational rise in October pork
October opened lGc lower at $500. Halt a
dozen attempts 10 fill moderate orders re-
suited In a bulge to 1900. The close was
at S14s0 January pork closed $50 higher
January lard 2iac higher and ribs sc up.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
225 cars, corn 675 cars; oats 1856 cars; hogs
5000 head.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-06
FEEDS BRAIN . %oss ~ i
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-06
HEAVY STAPLES.

AMMuNlTION-POwd per key 81 001
42o: blasting powder 66 per key: drop shot
per sack 81 So buck Sl.S0.
DAC0N--EXtra short clear. in sacks, 100
1os.c: regulars l0hqloIac, boxed Ac higher;
bellies lOl4dl0ho.
., BAee ING AND T les Bag lib &c;
lots. from Houston. sl5O.
CANDY--Stick. wrapped, basis "a. 7isd7Nc
per Ii; No. /. full weight. basic "a. i5saSc
neT III II special sizes ifo higher 49,,
ito full weight, ING; Electric Lights lie.
CEMENr-Portland s2,75GS. 25 Rosendalo
81 .IsGa,Qo
1Ihc choice ll9sanlsc; peaberry l5a: Cor
dova 13c. Roasted eoffees Arbuckles Ariosa.
basis l00-lb cases. 10 SOC delivered. 36lb Is. zoe
delivered, Apex Doc.
CRACKERs-A b c soda, bulk boxes sac.
lib cartonJ sac. ginger snaps &c. creams
Sc; stage planks &c: cakes and iumblos lie.
FLouR--basis 4S-lb sacks Fancy high pat
emit IS .eo fancy half patent Sc 30. third grade
$40; 24-pound sacks Toe per barrel higher.
FARINXcEous GOODS Grlts hominy
and cream meal. in barrels 81 00a3 10; Pearl
meal IN 40-lh sacks, 81 0AG2.l0 per barrel
Of four sacks, Scotch oats $3.50. Friends
oats $50: Columbia oats 81 9542 90; Haw-
k~ye oats 81 1902 90.
LARp-Rehned terce, compound GIG; lear
sho. 5o-lb cans hc higher than tierces; 10Th
cans Nc higher; 5-lb cans. &c higher: BIB
cans ic higher
HAMs-standsrd. liA0llgac picnic hams
uoNEY.-In barrels 5OasOs per gallon; in
c0-ib cans. extracted, 5u6c per pound; In
CONT 9mllc; in i2-lb cans extracted 5ikep7o;
mound sections l2dpljc.
LIME-Bulk A.Oo per barrel; ooopered
| $l,s5
MoLAssEs- Reeored fats leNalsc; prime
20a2lc; choice 25d26c; fancy new crop syrup
$40 SIC, pure new crop syrup 49,
coNDENsED MILK = Eagle S,ooa7 IS
Magnolia s4,5od4.l 5 Dime & SO93 30; Fri
color S. S0d3 30; Empire 81 coat. TO-
| oNsTERS-l-lb full weight toz 90d95o;
2-ponnd. fun weight, s.oz, 81 sOal 60 l.
pound, full weight a5caSi 90; 2-poHnd fu,l
weight lo-oz, 81, lSIi so; lib light weight
| dsQt0e; 2-lb light weight, $4,000.
PICKLES gallon kegs 81 O.; 1O-gal-
Ion kees. SIS; ia-hbls S,S6 pints, Ameri-
can style. Slqseei quarts American style.
can STYLE sa.lSQsgS; l-galoa Hexagop.
RICE Extra fancy head 6lsqGAc; choice
SgsAe; fair iMai'sc; fancy Imported 6.sq
RoPE-sisai. BASS TIC. ~; Manila lls,c,
uniaired lath warn Use; tarrod SIC,
II SALT-Liverpool, coarse Slf'90c hne g5e@
81 90; Louisiana, coarse S5o fine SOC; bhls
sos $50; eo-5s 10; loo-2s $3.50; 7O-is
SALT FISH Mackerei No In lo-lb kits
sseefsl oo half hbls. Job No. 1 $50; tubs
SALMON fancy Pillar Rock Columbia
River 81. %; Picnic Columbia River 81 20: Web
Foot colulnhla River $.2Sffi 80: Helmet
/ Alaska 81 coal ~
SARDiNES- American quarters a oOdi 4 %
mustard $s.sof4 D0i imported Gillette grade,
Quarters sii 20; fancy sprats CHARTERS So so
boxes, 4NG4i4c: Royal Gloss. bulk ;isfiiXc;
Nickel 100 packages, per box Ss75: corn
siaren Sac ner h. 20 and l0-lh boxes
SUGARS Quotations are Tor small lots. spe-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-06
Conunrntive spot Mnrl..t..

Quotations for middllng at other SPOT mar
kets. together with the sales and yesterday IS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-06

Following Is the range OF prices or tho
active months IN New York and New Or.
leans:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-06
Chronicle. weather Report.


ASpepldi 70 Inc fVoI'J
New York October 5.-The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle says; Reports to us by
telegraph this evening denote that. favored
by Tho weather. picking has N general made
excellent progress the past week, aud iudi-
cations are that It VIII soon be finished in a
number OF sections. With regard 10 the
crop, many OF our observers are apparently
unfayorsble, Leland. Miss, says that the
Of disappointing oucturn come from Ala
hana- From Little Rock we are advised that
cotton shows a little Improvement, but our
Helena correspondent states that the crop
Will be less than last year. Tho marketing
of cotton had made rapid Roadway.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-06
Inference 2o,o51 H,7s9 ...... ......
stock Mt United states Forts.
ties EApOrt..
THE LOCAL MARKET.

There is no change in the price of any
staple. Sugar prices are unchanged and
there is no cheap sugar on the market. 1t
will be fortnight before any sugar bought
at a reduction could reach Houston. For
some time past there has been almost SUI
gar famine among jobbers, as the rehners
are far behind on orders. After the Calves
ton storm the refneres put Houston orders
at the head of the llst and thus relieved the
situation. although no joDber today has as
many barrels as he would Ike to have on
hand, The canning season Is over and the
demand from that source Is OF course no
longer to be met. Raws are scarce. but be-
fore long the mills viii commence to GRIND
and new crop will be III. This has caused
a downward tendency In the East and the
big rehneries are making slashes in prices.
II. b. Williamson yesterday unloaded II car
OF California lemons,
Grapes will be plentiful and cheap today.
as the market is overstocked.
Apples are in good supply and are selling
freely.
Choice butter is scarce and prices are de-
cldedy Arm
Produce is moving freer than ever before
known and dealers have difficulty IN secur-
ing supplies.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-06
st. Louis Grai napd Provts,or.

81 Louis. October 5-Wheat-No. . red
cash cash 155,s' October 70; December 757sa75s,
wa: Nay @H No. 2 hard 72ha7S- Corn~No.
S Sss, 'sS; october BIN December S3M year
i$ss. oats-No. cash 231s October 93T
~ Decemher 2Slt May 2iM62l% No. white
g. rork-Htgher: iobbng 1850 Lard-Iower.
C S "S2& Flour steady. Timothy seed
Steady. 5-taa4 10. Commensurate gO5n
20 Bran-ouiet; sacked east track saS2S
aHssSyomoStrong; timothy eOO6lS On; prairie 7S
8IO'W Whisky 127 Iron cotton ties 20
bagglng S1odS&. Hemp Irvine o Dry salt
nteats-C Unchanged. Bacon--Unchanged Re.
ceipt9; Flour 1000 wheat 70 Goa oats ~
gU, corn 5000 Shipments: Flour ia. OSj
wheat 5000; corn $4,000; oats -, OOO.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-06
WORLDS VISIBLE.
A Decrense from Last Year of 1, 46s,-
376 Bales.

Now Orleans, October 6.-Secretary Hester's
statement of the visible worlds supply in
comparative figures with last week and last
year and year before shows au increase
for the week Just closed Of 25s.ss7, against
an inci ease Of 22l,6l6 last year and an in
Grease OF 209.si6 year before last. The total
visible Is 1858, 24s against 1885, i9 last week.
312O.622 last year and 2i73 e49 year before
last. OF this the total OF American cotton
Is 1.24e24e. against 9ss.2is last week. 2,6oS
622 last year and zoos. Gao year before last,
and OF all other kinds, Including Egypt
Brazil. India, ETC., fl2.e00 against 10000 last
week. $4,000 last year and 4sS,000 year before
last. The total worlds visible supply OF
cotton shows an increase compared with
last week OF 259.9s7 bales. decrease com
pared with last year OF 1865 $40 aud a de-
crease compared With year before last Of
SIS s03.
or the worlds visible supply as above
there Is now anoat and held Ia Great Britain
and ccntinertal Europe 72R,000 bales, against
1.6li. 900 last yepr and f,e3i.o 900 year before
last, in Egypt 1900. against $1,000 last year
and 1900 year before last In India 909. 600
aaainst 216,Oo0 last year and 2is 600 year be.
fore last. and in the United States 6I9. 600
against i,i44,o 900 last year and sis,Ooo year be.
fore last
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-06
nuTTER AND EGGS.

cr 1a, ,sIa October g. 9utter-.Dun; cream
III. d5sssnsSo'f, dairy 13ais. Cheese-stesdy
Kansas City, October 5'Eegs S,.,a,.
t ipr Missouri and Kansas stock a. cases ~,
~ Louis; October 5-Fggs-steady. Iis
NV YORK. October 5.-Eggs- Receints %.
packages; strong: Western regpi.r p Us, ~
~ marx i2'sais' Western, loss on. 90. $50 "s
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New York. October 5.-The demand for
heavy brown cottons has been slow today,
but prices are firmly maintained. BIeached
cottons arc firm but quiet DENNIS difficult
20 buy and stu tending upward. Other
coarse eolored cottons also strong. Print
cloths firm but quiet. Prints and ginghams
unchanged Linens are snnening under for
eign advances. Buraps are again buyers.
Market bare OF supplies.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-06

COTTON SEED PRoDuen

r o. B. Mil. Texas inferior y <.
cording to location ~
Prime crude oil, Loose ,'at' N
prluo suulm;r yellow oil ~. *
Linters. per pound .....-'"," y
iulls baled ,..... . ;;......', .,nn
PRIME cotton seed meal -..','E " Z
Prime cotton seed rake .s,''. ,1r
Cotton seed. at S a lois ',''s ~
ouotations on pr ne cct,o,a l,.s IVY 4 4
prime seed cake are tor "e''''
ton. u
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DRIED rpIrTTs AND NUTS.

APPLBs--Fancy eyaporated. 5o-lb boxes
6,sc; lib cartons nc: choice cvaporated
6Lc. B.
APRICOTS-Per ID, loose 12hc.
ClThONIn 10-lb boxes lSc
CURRANTS-Ir bbls &c; 25-lb boxes, clean
ed. bulk 7iac lib cartons SMSnc
DATES-1-lb packages 1Oc; 60-lb boxes &c.
FlGS-Calfornia 12hc; imported 15nlSc.
PEACHES-Choice new stock DC.
RAISlNS-Californa, 3-crown, l.. l.. boxes
81. %: u -box l.. l.. raisins 65e175c; 2-crown
l.. NJ. rnisins, 50-lh boxes. 7l4c; 3-crown l..
NJ, raisns 50-lb boxes. Sc.
PRUNES--Caifurna 5050s Sc; 60-70s 7e
70-SOs &c: s0-90s 5isc, 9O-l00s SC.
NUTSBrazl 1Oc per b; filberts Sicily 12c;
Naples PFC. walnuts l4ml5c; peanuts, fancy
hand picked 5hT5iac; No 2 4sic; almonds
Tarasona Ice ID. in sacks: Italian chestnuts
Zoe; pecans selected l0c.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-06
COFFEE.

New York. October s.--conee- ~,
a. ~, No. invoice 81 mild anIei. Coraoyo
"a the market for coffee futures nns,
eS,s sdeacy a. an advance Of s points. FinsIY,,
LknE and closed s,epSy WITH 'nuer pront
bOo sngsa to ponis lower Total saiss On
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