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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-05-05
GIRL MYSTERl0USLY
MISSING FROM HOME

CHARLOTTE. N. c., May "A special
from LenOir. n. c., says: A sensation
developed here today which. II not soon
solved may rival the famous Cropsey case
ait Elizabeth City, and which, in some re-
spects. is not unlike that affair.
Miss Cordie Childers a young woman
of perhaps % or "A. living at the home Of
her uncle. about one mile from Lenoir, on
the Blowing Rock road, has mysteriously
disappeared. She attended a church near
her home last night and was accompanied
home by VIII Fulwood a young widower
of the neighborhood who has paid her
some attention
The young man said she asked him in
the course of their conversation if he was
mot engaged to anothers girls and he. told
her he was, and that nothing unusual
took place except that he left her at the
door crying. She has not been seen since,
nor has a days search in all directions
revealed any suggestion as to her where
abouts. s, $50
The family did not become alarmed un-
I'll Thursday morning. thinking that she
was spending the night with a neighbor.
No one has yet been heard to connect the
young mans name with Miss Childer's
disappearance, 'both-on account of the ex-
cellent reputation of both parties and on
account of the fact that the young woman
had been in melancholy disposition on
account of an unhappy home life, which
she is said to have declared would not con-
tinue as II had been for some time.
Mayor Newland says the large pond of
the Caldwell Land and Lumber company,
near the girls home, will be dragged or
drained tomorrow in search of the missing
woman unless there is news as to her
whereabouts by that time.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-05-05
SPEER WANTS NEW
FEDERAL BUILDING

MACON. May S.-Judge Emory Speer is
opposed TO the acceptance of the Sl20,OOO
which Congressman Bartlett and Sena-
tor Bacon hope to secure for the remodel
ing OF the government building, and then
wait IL necessary until she can make con-
gress more literally inclined toward her
He SAYS this city is headquarters for the
United States courts for nearly two-thirds
OF the territory Of Georgia, and there is
no reason in the world why she should not
have as convenient and commodiOus court
house as Savannah. He thinks time and
work will accomplish the desired end, but
he SAYS the present building can no more
be suitably remodeIed than could Allan
ta's.
President George A. Smith, of the cham
Der OF commerce. has wired Congressman
Bartlett t. take the amount Of a25,OOO.
on the idea that half a loaf is better than
none.
Senator Bacon has wired that IL Macon
does not accept the $4,000 she may have
20 wait long time TO get a new building.
Judge Speer says that he would prefer 10
wait. although he regards the present
building as a dismal failure and a freak
OF architecture.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-05-05
Grain ard Provisions.

CHICAGO, May 3.-Grain markets started
out today TO duplicate their doubtful and un,
with good show of strength, 1Qh to %Q1Rc
higher at 1864 to nc, on firm cables and the
weather situation. Kansas and Nebraska were
again reported void of sufficient moisture TO
help croDs and farmers were said to be get
ting Respondent Rains fell again in the al
ready over soaked north. Traders. however.
soon changed their minds about. the bullish
situation Corn was easing on and receipts
in the northwest materially increased.
Bears put on a little pressure and July slipped
off to 76izc. Local receipts 81 cars, one Of
contract grade; Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ported 267 cars making total for the three
points Of POS cars, against lS6 last week and
233 last year. Australian shipments were
100 600 bushels for the week. against 100000
the same week last year. July corn opened
shade lower to a shade higher, at 62s to
62Mc and for time maintained "a steady tone
the comparative frmness of the cable list
DeliveT!cE, however, continued liberal, receipts
were fair and farm reports showed good
sell stuff and July was pressed back to 61esc
Offerings fairly well taken to cover
short accounts and July sold again at &c.
The weak feeling, however, seemed to pre-
vail and July slipped off again to 6l%c.. Re-
ceipts were 145 cars.
Reported rains in Kansas added to the bear
ish influence in the wheat pit and July fell
to 75kc, closing weak nc lower at 76076hc..
There wwas continued pressure on corn, al
thought the market was not active July closed
weak sake lower at Size.
getting heavier and reports from the fields
were encouraging. July opened shade higher
at 362sG3615c, but soon declined to 36Ac. Re
Provisions again showed excellent opening
strength on the light run Of hogs and the
lower prices at the yards. Packers also lent
s1705917. O7ik and sold to $17l2h; July lard
unchanged at $3.50, and advanced 2hc.
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS. IL
The following We're the ruling prices in the
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KITCHENER NOW REPORTS
IMPORTANT CAPTURES

PRETORIA, May 3-General Kitchener
reports that on April 90. he captured Com
mandant Mamie Botha. his adiutant and
eleven others near Frankfort, Orange
River Colony.
Mamie Botha is a nephew Of the com
mandant general and General 'Dewet's
ablcst lieutenant.
CAPETOWN. May 3.-Reports which
have reached here by Port Nolloth. west
ern Cape Colony. dated April Is. are to the
effect that the British columns are now in
close touch with the British garrison at
O'Okiep (abOut 30 miles inland from Port
Nollothl and that relief of the British
force there is practically completed
Telegraph communication has now been
established between O'Okiep and Klipfon-
TEN, 50 miles distant. 1t has in this way
been learned that the woman and children
at OaOl1iepa have taken refuge in a for
feited school house there. Three civilians
and one girl have been killed I'm the town
BIZ lonE Tan=e frs from tha BoeTs-
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.SEMI-WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.


week with last week. last year and the year
before.
II shows decrease for the week just closed
of 1876 146 bales, against decrease Of 12464S
last year and decrease of l0O,625 the year
0afore
The total visible is $3.50. 452. against g. 776 sos
last week, 1862 9S4 last year and 2S26,lS year
before last.
OF this the total OF American cotton Is 2 30 :
452, against 265S, 59S last week, 2,590,9S4 last
year and 2I41, lS9 year before last and of all
other kinds including Egypt, Brazil India,
etc. 1,094, O00 against LIS, 600 last week,
/ O72 600 last year and GS5 900 year before last.
The total worlds visible supply Of cotton
shows decrease compared with last week OF
1876 146 bales, a decrease compared with last
year of II, 532 and an increase compared with
year before last of S24, 263.
OF the worlds visible supply of cotton, as
above, there is afioat and held in Great
Britain and Continental Europe 2046,OOO,
against 1S45,O 900 last year and 1,752 600 the year
before last; in Egypt $4,000. against 1900
last year and 155, 600 year before last; in India
COS O00 against sos 600 last year and S25 600 year
before last, and in the United States Sal, 600,
against 1,0S3 COO last year. and 5s40 900 year be-
fore lagt
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-05-05
WeekIy cotton crop statement.

NEW ORLEANS MAY 2-Secretary Hester's
weekly New Orleans cotton exchange statement
compared with the seven days ending this date
last year in round figures Of 81 600 bales an
increase over the same days years before last
of 1900 and a decrease under the same time
in 1889 of 10000. ~
increase over last year OF s 900 an increase over
the same period year before last of 3. 900 and
increase over 1899 Of 5000
For the 2l4 days OF the season that have
elapsed the aggregate is ahead of the 244 days
of last year 266,O00, ahead of the same days
year before last of 1,03S,OOO and behind the
The amount brought into sight during the past
week has been so 1884,. against ITO. S93 for the
seven days ending this date last year, 66,OS7
year before last and O026 the same time in 1899,
and for the two days Of May 1t has been q, sos
against 1898 last year, 1873 year before last
and 10, 744 the same time in 1888.
The movement since September LIST shows re-
ceipts at all United States ports of 7.226.s7
against 6,S52, 6SS last year, 6360746 year before
and across the Mississippi, Ohio and Potomac
rivers to northern mills and Canada $685. 07,
against 9S2, 679 last year, 1,lO9,522 year before
last and ,201, asa the time in 1882 interior
stocks in excess of those held at the close Of
the commercial year 131,176 against 421 40 last
year, a decrease under September list year be-
fore last Of 26, 746, and an increase over the
same time in 1899 of 296. 446; southern mill taxi
Si3 year before last and 1,O1S,0lS the same time
in 1899.
days from September list 70 date $3.50, 10y.
against 1919 1877 last year, S6O8, 1886 year before
last and 10, 500 403 the same time IN 1879.
Foreign exports for the week have been 81, 1923,
against 1876, $50 last year, making the total thus
far for the season $40 3D. against 00SsS46 last
year, an increase of 406 1856.
Northern mill taking and Canada during the
past seven days show an increase Of 1888, as
compared with the corresponding period. last
year, and their total taking since September
LIST has increased 1874, ass
The total taking OF American mills. north and
south and Canada, thus far for the season have
been 1922 623, against 2S72, 294 last year. These
include 1913. 044 by northern spinners against
!, 724, 5SS.
Stocks at the seaboard and the % leading
southern interior centers have decreased during
the corresponding period last season OF 75.49,
and are now 267, 729 smaller than at this date
In 1901.
Including stocks left over at ports and interior
towns from the last crop, and the number OF
bales brought into sight thus far for the new
crop, the supply to date is 1O,OOo.6 45 against
g. SOP 271 for the same period last year.
1t must be remembered that the weekly,
monthly and seasons comparisons in Secre-
tary Hester's reports are made up 10 CORE
spending dates last year year before last and in
1899 Comparisons to close Of corresponding
weeks are misleading, totals to close Of this
week last year would take in 245 days OF the
season year before last 246 days and in 1893
247 days, against only 244 days this year.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-05-05
southern EXCHANGE Cotton Letter.

NEW YORK, May 3.-Isiverpoofl cables We're
lower at the opening, showing irregular
market The intermediate Quotations, however,
showed more strength, and on the improve
ment our market opened at an advance Of 3
to points yesterdays closing, July
in New York at the opening was quoted at
s.. %, August 50. 06 and the other months like
wise improved, Later on lower cables and a
drop in the New Orleans market of from to
~ points. caused futures to weaken, and at the
close net decline OF point was scored.
1t would seem from the weakening tone of
the New Orleans market that the longs are
hquidating now, and we believe that sales on
reactions in New Orleans will be profitable.
Port receipts were estimated at 1000, while
New Orleans expects $500 to 200 Monday.
against 2,0S5 last year. Houston estimates l. 400
to 1900 against 1884 last year. y
The present consumption by Manchester mills
continues large, but receipts are about on a
parity with last year. 50
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go Il (. z.
fayel by tsa ;c>.svasssAa and railway earn
ings thus Tar reported fer April exceed last
years by 10 per cent Consumers of hnisned
steel Droduetn are cornpflleB to. place ORDERS
subject to lthe convenience. Of Inanuiactus ers-
An unprec edented amount OF railway work Is
being, done while the erection of new buildings
would be much more expensive II nnateriai
We're available. Pig iron has worked u 10 a
higher point, Bessemer commanding ~ al
Pittsburg on deliveries within. six m2nths' oW-
ing to the fun contracts held by the furnaces
A better volume Of orders taken by New Ing
land shcnsE is zone Of the. most encouraging
sic,ns of the week SliEht Concessions We're
OF quotations is fairly well maintained. JOB
bers stiH slow to place fail orders, hop
ing that better terms may be possible next
month. Steadiness in the leather market does
not tend TO encourage expectations OF cheaper
shoes, however, espectally IN view % the III
ness Of domestic hides with another rise IN
imported grades. Exports of leather continue
larger than year ago. Jobbers in dry goods
have felt the effects of good weather and a
brisk trade has been done at steady prices, al
though no general advance has followed the
rise in raw cotton or the restricted operations
to initiate against exports to China. Cereal
prices have been less inflated by speculation
than they were last week, yet high level was
maintained and only slight reactions occurred
The general tenor of crop news was much more
encouraging. aside from Kansas dispatches
which Indicate that wheat needs moisture. al
though corn and oats have good prospects
Good foreign crop conditions We're calculated
10 weaken the tone, yet exports Of wheat from
the United States, flour included, amounted to
5-579,0 s7 bushels. against 41S2. S57 year ago.
Recent attractive prices have brought to
market more freely than in preceding weeks,
but receipts Of 1856, 050 bushels for the week
fall far short Of rs 564 in this same week last
year The comparison as TO Atlantic exports
IS still more striking, only 154 ia bushels go
ing out during the. week against 2,560,21 a
year ago. Cotton continued advancing until
there was a gain Of $50 bale over last
years figure when a trifing reaction occur
red but the tone continued strong Failures
in the United States this week were 225 against
212 last week, 261 the PRECEDING and 226 the
corresponding week last year. and in Canada
IL, against IS last week. "a the preceding week
and "A last year
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-05-05
New York Cotton.

NEW YORK. May 3.-The cotton market OPP
ened steady at a decline of to II points in
response to surprisingly weak Liverpool cables
and favorable crop news. The hrst wave OF
selling forced May to 50 .2S, July to 1920 and
August to S9.O5 Then came rally of points
on profit taking by room shorts to So 20 for
July and new buying did not appear and the
rest of the early session Of the market was
very feverish and irregular. Large port re-
ceipts and rumors that continued short time
was likely at Lancashire mills had depress-
ing effect Liverpool was due TO come about
unchanged, but broke to points on near
months and / to points on late months. Spot
cotton was quiet and down 1-16d to 3-16d for
American middling.. Liquidation and urgent
bear pressure were given as the cause for the
weakness in the English market.
NEW YORK COTTON.
The following were the ruling prices in the
exchange today: sr
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ADRIAN BRITT
DIES IN POVERTY

. CHICAGO, May 3.-Adrian Britt, who it
is said. was editor Of The Jacksonville
Fla. Union. in 1876. is dead here and win
be buried in the potter's field unless his
friends are heard from. He died Tuesday
and his body, was taken to Bellvue.
His identity was discovered by detec-
tives working on the postoffice robbery.
Britt had served two years in the peni-
Tertiary He was at one Lme magazine
editor in New York and later a publisher
in this city. Hard drinking made him a
''levee character"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-05-05
HON. MARK JOHNSTON
WILL SPEAK THIS WEEK

Hon. Mark Johnston. candidate for state
school commissioner. addressed the people
last week at Montezuma, Oglethorpe, AM
circus. !Cordele Abbeville, Ocilla, F'itzger-
aid, Wrightsville. Tennille and Jefferson
Vile.
This week he will speak at the fol-
lowing places: Leesburg, today, May
s; Cuthbert, Tuesday. May s.; Quitman,
wednesday, May z; Blackshear, Thursday,
MAY s; Camilla, Friday, May 9.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-05-05
Chicaao Close QuotatIons.

CHICAGO. May S.-wheat-May 75c; July.
76q76lkc; september, 759sQ75l2c December,
76ssQ76Ac. ,.t go.
December, A7Ac; May, 1903, 471hc. s..--Tr.
Oats-AIay, 42c; July 34% 36Ac; Sep
TENDER 29%, new 31hc December new. 31Tsc
Pork-May, $3.50; July, s17lO@17l 2la; Sep
tember SI7. 17h. 3.r
Lard-Say, sio12ls; July 5000; September,
Ribs-May, 50. SPY; July. s955@s5T1E; Sep
TENDER, s.. 62iad9. 65.
May, s169; September. S1.46; October, $l.40.
Rye-May. 55ik655Szc; July, 56Ac.
Barley-Cash, 65G71c'
Timothy-September S6.02lz.
Clover-Cash, $685..
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-05-05

ST.-LOUIS May 3.=-Cattle-Receipts 500. in
GLIDING 400 Texans; steady; beef steers, A.50a
$50; stockers, s. 70q4.75; cows ana heifers. S225
06.00; Texas steers, grassers, &5OQA25; cows
and helfers, 81. 25G5.00.
Hogs-Receipts /, 500; steady; pigs and lights
IS 50G6.S0; butchers, So. 90l7.SO.
$50
KANSAS CITY, May S.-Cattle-Receipts .;
market ,unchanged native steers, S.. QQ1D1. p (;
Texas and Indian steers. So. O0@3.6G; cows, 81 SO
as 60 native COWS and heifers, 81. 65Gf650; stock
ers and feeders, s2.75g5.Go; bulls S2.Z9q45oi
calves, SO O0G5 40 -
Hogs-Receipts 1000; steady; quality very
poor; bulk of sales. Sc. 95d725; heavy, $l.2l1a4
730: workers., s5.9o6f705.
Sheep-Receipts none. market unchanged
muttons Si seas go; lambs, S540dG15; western
wethers 81. 1905. 80; ewes, S5.0OGl5.65.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK May s.-ButterReceipts. 4.156
packages; steady; state dairy, 19922c; state
creamery, 20d23c.
Cheese-Recepts. 5000 packages; market
firm; state full creams, early made, fancy col
oTed and white. 13q13Kc; full cream. large, fall
make, colored and white, 12G12Ac.
Eggs-Receipts, IL, 1902 packages market
steady; western at market, 16%617Ac; southern
at market. 15%416Lc.
Sugar-Raw. strong; fair refining, Sc; centri-
fugal,. Sc test SIC; molasses sugar, PIC; re
fined. firm; crushed, $3.50; powdered. $780,
granulated, $40
Conee-No. Rio. 7-16c.
Nolasses-Firm; New orleans, 2sa41c.
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q. C. Dun g. Co.'s Review.

r. G.. Dun & Co s review says;
Two large strikes scheduled to commence on
May / We're averted at least temporarily ard a
number Of smaller ones were settled. but many
new controversies have begun. This labor fac
tor is the only seriously unfavorable one in the
Industrial situation cxertihg considerable in
ruence over the volume of transactions and also
tending 10 unsettle confidence in seasOnable
merchandise. especially dry goods and closh-.
ing. Warmer weather has stimulated dealings
while outdoor work is prosecuted vigorously
Collections are more prompt a rule. fewer
extensisA-< being asked. Shipments are less de-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-05-05
St. Louis Quotations.

ST. LOUIS, May S.-Wheat lower; No. 2 red.
cash elevator. sic; track, s3qS4c; May, 7slzc;
July, 74l5c; September, 75c; No. 3 hard, no
79c.
Corn lower; No. cash, 64c; May, &c; july
CPS d6216c: September, Coo.
Oats lower; No. cash, 44c; track 4415645c;
May. 42c: July SS%c; September, 29c No
white 46d46lac.
Rye firm. 66c
Pork higher; jobbing. s17.O5 Old; s17.e5 new.
Lard higher. S1OO25z.
Lead dull s3.97jAd400.
Spelter $4.1212.
Poultry steady; chickens, &c; springers and
turkeys, S09c; ducks, loo; geese, 41zd5c.
Butter-Steady; creamery 1Sq2Sc; dairy, 100
20c.
Eggs steady 1A1hc
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graduating class out OF the quarters,
which AFFORDED great amount Of amuse-
ment.
After luncheon the president and party
went aboard the torpedo boat Gwynn for
a short trip on Chesapeake bay after
which they viii take the train for Wash
ingJon.
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cantaIn .. N. Rethea Dead.

LOUISVILLE, Ca, May 2.-Capt- j. n,
Bethea. one of Jefferson county's oldest
and most highly esteemed citizens. died
at his home. eight miles from this place
at O'Clock this morning, after brief Ill
ness. He was 70 years Of age and had
been a resident of Jefferson county about
20 wears
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spot Cotton Market.

Atlanta, steady, 9dc.
New Orleans, CSC.
New York, steady, 9-l6c.
Liverpool steady, 5 3-l6d.
Charleston, steady, 9Ac.
Mobile. steady, sac.
Augusta, steady. 9ssc
Savannah. steady, 9ha
Cincinnati, steady, &c.
Wilmington, firm, SKA
st. Louis, quiet, 9isc.
Norfolk. steady, 9%c
Galveston, steady, csc.
Baltimore, steady, sac.
Boston, quiet, CSC.
Galveston. steady, Boston, quiet, 9%c.
Philadelphia, steady, 8 15-l6c.
Memphis, quiet, 9i5c. -a
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WOMAN is ARRESTED
ON BLIND Tiger CHARGE

ROME. Ga. May 1.-Nellie Patterson
was arrested today charged with running
"a. blind tiger. at her place. She was placed
under a 500 bonti.g This is the first ar
rest on this charge since the dispensary
opened.
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IMnrton Nam III.

NEW YORK, May 3.-President Morton.
of Stevens Institute of Technology. at Ho-
boken, who underwent a surgical opera
ton in this city on April 18th, has suffered
a relapse, and is now reported to be in a
critical condition. a ra
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Naval Stores,

SAANNAH May 3.-Spirits turpentine
firm 421k sales 231. Resin firm, w w $3.50.
s6O, w g $3.50. n SS.25, NJ Sass, K So as I
1895, H $1.55, G $780, F $1.25, e S1.2O, d. G,
b, S1.15; sales, 1,001. Receipts: Spirits,
556; rosin, 1876
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Chicago Cash Quotations.

CHICAGO May 3.-Wheat-No. red, $40
s45kc; No. red, SlHdS31kc No. 3 hard winter,
7T07Sc No northern spring, U47sc No 2
northern spring 76077c; No. spring, 71Q75c.
Corn-No. 3, 61961hc.
oats-No ?, 42@42Kc; No. 8. H%@42c.
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COMPARATIVE PORT RECEIPTS.
Estimated Cotton Receipts.

Houston expects tomorrow 1,400 to ] 500 bales,
against 1886 bales last year. New Orleans ex-
poets tomorrow $500 to 4,00Qt bales, against
2,OS5 bales last year.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-05-05
Wor1d,s visihLe sanpIY 81 Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, May 2-Secretary Testers
statement of the worlds visible supply Of
eSraphia aS5icss. compares the figures Of this
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+ Some of the communications received by
The Journal in opposition to the states
public school system are in themselves.
both as TO chirography. photography and
grammar. the best evidence we have yet
seen of the need of a public school
system.
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Live Stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, May 3-Woo dull; unchanged;
Territory and western mediums, 14Q15ci fine,
11m15c. coarse. 11TI4c
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Wool Quotations.

ST. LOUIS, May 3.-Clearings. IS. 0S3, $50; bal
ances, 81, SIS 442. New York exchange par.
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RLEANs COTTON.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
The following were the closing quotations on
the floor Of the exchange today:
Tone. quiet and steady.

january -. 49,. ...t... 79S
May - $500 sss-i 9.9y
June 80 -. 10y
July -. 'sss S'of
August -. -. '.... - - I'll
september - -. -. f-.'~.'. -. 600
OCTOBER 80 80 e'Iy
november -. -. -. -. 80 l'So
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New York Coffee Market.

Furnished daily by s. Mum. Son & Co.
The following were the ruling quotations on
the New York coffee exchange today:
May go 80 80 -. go 49505.05
September -. -. % 30sD5. 80
December 49,. -. -. 10 55d5.6
October - 80 -. -. .....5 40d5.45
November 80 -. -. 545GD5 90
January -. -. -. -. -. IS 60G5.65
February -. ....... 90. -. - zoos 70
March -. -. -. -. ... ...5.75d5.S0