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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-10-19
KlNGWO0D PRESTON COUNTY,

Freemansburg, L. X. Faulkner
Frenchton, II. NJ. Strader.
Glenville, p. l.. Bent.
Holly Grove. ]. N. Sharp.
Junior, G.. G.. Westfall, supply.
Lloydsville, I. j. Lewis.
Mingo, c. II. Higginbotham.
Montrose, Renix Wees, supply.
Newton, b. S. Hamerick.
Philippi, +. ID. Hanna.
Philippi circuit, Arthur Merrels.
Rosedale, to be supplied.
South Buckhannon, +. V. Arnott,
supply.
Sutton, b. III. Shadduck.
Ten Mile, S. G. Weaver.
Troy, w. L. w. Sleeth.
Webster Springs, A. ]. l.. Curtis.
Weston ID. S. Hammond.
John Wier, President Wesleyan
University of West Virginia.
J. J. Deck, Professor Wesleyan
University of West Virginia.
w. A. Haggarty, left without APP
pointment to attend one of our
schools.
CLARKSBURG DISTRICT
William Anderson, Presiding Elder.
Adamston, G.. A. Snider.
GAINESVILLE, Martin Talbot.
Bridgeport, G. IL. Lakin.
Bristol, G.. T.. Deem.
Clarksburg, S. X. Arbuthnot, one
to be supplied.
Fairmont; First Church, G.. ID.
Smith.
Diamond Street, l.. w. Roberts.
Pennington, ], b. Carder.
Jarvisville, II. S. Bumgardener.
Loganspor;, S. II. Day.
Lumberport, w. A. Byus, supply.
Warrington, Archibald Moore.
Marion, p. T.. Musgrave.
Mount Clare, G.. T.. Feather.
Pine Grove, J. w. Mahood.
Salem, Larkin Bowers.
Shinnston, S. T.. Jones.
Smithton, b. b. Brooks.
Wallace, NJ. f. Pntchard.
West Milford, T. w. Chidester.
Wyatt, ]. Il. Scott.
WHEELING DISTRICT.
C. b. Graham, Presiding Elder.
Benwood, j. o. Bolton.
Brooklin and Paden City. John
Stephens, supply.
Cameron, ]. J.. b. Jones.
Cameron circuit, Roy McCusky.
Dallas, w. II. Penn.
Marshall, o. A. Kelley.
McMechen, II. B. Bowden.
Moundsville: Simpson Church,
A. J. HIATT and Calvary Church,
w. ID. Reed.
MoundsviIle circuit c. w.
Stephan.
New Martinsville, ID. A. Denton.
New Martinsville circuit, A. f.
Barnes.
Pleasant Valley, l.. S. Grose.
Proctor, Marion Taylor.
Rosby, J. c. Maddox.
Short Greek and Liberty, Z. N.
Jarrett.
Silver Hill, Cyrus Polling.
Triadelphia, w. l.. Barnes.
Uniontown, A. M. Grimes.
Wheeling; Chapline Street. II. Scott.
East, w. b. Frazelle.
Fourth Stteet, S. T.. Westhafer.
Hope, S. A. Cofman, supply.
Memorial, c. +. Leatherby.
North Street, S. V. Leech.
Thomson, S. J. Miller.
Wesley, J. X Grimes.
Norwood and Kadesh, to be sup
piled.
Zane Street, d. w. Ruble.
a. b. Riker, President Mount
Union College.
Joseph Lee, Temperance Fedora
ton work.
+. l.. Meadows, Book Concern,
field agent
V. A. Nanda, Conference Evan.
gelist.
W. d. Pinson, left without ap.
poincment to attend one of our
schools
MORCANTOwN DISTRICT.
J. S. Robinson, Presiding Elder.
ArnettsyilIe, Taylor Richmond.
BlacksyiIle, d. +. Carder.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-10-19

The honeymoon was just two
weeks old.
'John, dear" she said, al made
some angel cake this morning"
"Ah, darling mine, any old cake
would be angel cake IL you manu-
factured it,"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-10-19
THE HEREAFTER OF MAN.

No more beautiful expression on
the hereafter life has ever come un-
der our notice than the following
from W. J. Bryan: "lf the Father
designs to touch with Divine power
the cold and pulseless heart of the
buried acorn and make il burst
forth IT'S prison walls, will he leave
neglected the soul Of man who was
made in the image Of the Creator
II he stoops to give to the rose bush
whose witheIed blossoms float upon
the autumn breeze the sweet assur-
ance Of another springtime, will he
withhold the words Of hope from
the souls Of men when the frost OF
winter comes II matter, mute and
inanimate, is changed by nature
into a multitude Of forms that never
die, will the spirit OF man suffer an
Inhalation after it has paid a brief
visit like royal guest, to this
tenement OF clay ?"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-10-19
N. {. CONFERENCE
Appointments and Where the Minis
terS Will be Located For
the Coming Year.
THE CONFERENCE HELD
RECENTLY AT MORGANTOTN
Adjourned to Meet Next Year in
Moundsville Assignments for
The Coming Year.
FAYETTEVILLE DISTRICT.

l.. E. Ressegger, Presiding Elder
Athens and Brooklin, ]. NJ. Sut
tore.
Beckley, ID. c. Hedrick.
Birch River,V. l.. Spencer.
Claremont, O. NJ. Pullen.
Glomera, J. w. King.
Hewett, c. A. Spencer.
Kincaid, ]. w. Dawson.
Lambert, IL. L. Sumner.
Leander, Daniel Wilson.
Maplewood, T. J. Williams.
Montgomery, ]. I. Hickman.
Oceana, l.. l.. Kidd.
Ophelia, w. A. Sharp.
Pleasant Retreat, ID. II. Perkins.
Rich, J, l., Perry.
Redwood, J. II. Daugherty and
c. NJ Anderson.
Summersville, r. ID. Hall and !.
w. Claypool.
Winona, G.. NJ. Fultz.
J, M. Ocheltree, missionary in
Arizona. II. S. Chapman and Jno.
o. Cooper left without appointment
TO attend school.
HUNTINGTON DISTRICT.
Asbnry Mick, Presiding Elder.
Barboursville, to be supplied.
Central City, A. ID. Craig.
Ceredo, A. n Wolfe.
Copleyville, to be supplied.
Fairfield, II. V. Kingsley.
Fort Cay supplied by BAIL
Abrams.
Glenwood, O. f. Ha ger.
Grifhthsville. to be supplied.
Guyandotte, !. ] Haddox.
Hamlin, J. S. Thornburg.
Henderson, w. p. McCutcheon.
Huntington, First church, d. L..
Ash.
Huntington, Second church, s. J..
Cotton.
Malewan, to be supplied.
Marmet supplied by c. II. Beres.
ford
Milton and Hurricane, to be sup
piled.
PeyIona, to be supplied.
Reid, ID. w. Walter.
Ruth, supplied by J. A. Perry.
ST. Albans, supplied by II. A.
Barlow.
Wayne, supplied by CIV. Rich
ardson.
Winifrede, r. c. Bramlett.
CHARLESTON DISTRICT.
John Beddow, Presiding Elder.
Charleston, bowman, Euge n e
Weaver.
Charleston circuit, T. M. Nc.
Carly
Charleston, Glenwood, J o h n
Johnson.
Charleston, State Street, II. d.
Clark.
Cicerone, ]. A. Newell.
Clay, f. c. Conway.
Clendennin, p. d. Fisher.
Clifton and Mason, n. J. Ma
theny.
Cottageville, c. II. Dubois.
Elmwood, to be supplied.
Goldtown, j. White.
Hartford, II. II. Shaw.
Leon, 0. N. Smith.
Lockhart, w. NJ. Stevens.
Maiden, w. X. Stalnaker
Mt Union, to be supplied.
MI Zion, ]. NJ. Kinder.
Osborne Mills, J. NJ. Grose.
plymouth, to be supplied by J..
p. Rupert.
Point Pleasant J. +. Bird.
Ravenswood, A. D. Perry.
Reddy, to be supplied.
Ripley n. X. Rife.
Riverside, W. J.. sizer.
Ruuedge, Joshua Jarvis, supply.
Spencer G. G. Lanham.
Valley Fork, G.. N. Day, supply.
Walton, r. p. Dunbar.
BUCKHANNON DISTRICT.
Albert Cameron, Presiding Elder.
Belington, G.. X. Williamson.
Beverly, William Fallen.
BuckhaunOn, =. s. Townsend
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-26

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-The annual
report of Chief Wilkie Of the secret
service shows Il total OF 532 arrests, of
which II related to counterfcits of eur
rency, 81 to altered obligations, 344 To
the countcrfeiting of coin and the
others in connection with various viola
lions of the federal statutes. The
nationality Of the defendants repre-
scented most of the civilized countries,
but native born offenders led with 392,
Italy being second with ~ and Austria
third with 10.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-26

rotemkine Mutlneers Sentenced.

LIBAU, Russia, Aug. 26.-The court
martial of 1871 mutlneers of the battle
ship Kniaz Potemkine has just been
completed. Eight Of the prisoners We're
sentenced to be shot, but it was recon-
mended that this sentence be commut-
ed to life Imprisonment. Nineteen 9th
ers were sentenced to various terms OF
Imprisonment at hard labor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-26

CHICAGO, Aug. 2G.-Johann Hoch,
who was to have been hanged for the
murder of Marie Walckcr-IIoch, will
never be tried on the charges Of biga-
my hanging over his head. AS tho
cases We're never called or continued
by the states attorney during the -four
terms of court which have passed since
the indictments were found. The prose
cution is powerleas to prevent his dis
charge on the bigamy charges. While
Hoch was believed to have at least
twenty wives, only two indictable
cases were found.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-15

gun on the grade it will be at both
ends Of the line-Pierre and Rapid
City.
Also, work on A stub line north and
south of Waubay may be expected
this fall or early next spring. This
is not a matter of guess work. The
Great Northern will undoubtedly
build from Browns valley to offset
the Waubay line.
The great obstacle in the way Of
railroad building in this state has
been All understanding between the
roads which has prevented any exten.
sions. The action of the Milwaukee
in treading on the toes of the North
western west of Pierre has undoubted.
ly broken up this cordial feeling and
some lively moves may be confidently
looked forward to.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-15
500 Reward, 500

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, n
that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure IS
the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh be-
ing a constitutional disease, requires
a constitutional treatment. Hairs
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood o mu-
cous surfaces of the system, thereby
destroying the foundation of the dis
ease, and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution anu
assisting nature in doing its WORK
| The proprietors have so much falth
in it's curative powers that they onel
One Hundred Dollars for any case
that it fails to cure. Send for list OF
testimonials.
Address: f. J.. CHENEY & CO..
To'edo, Ohio.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills 1or cols'i
patton.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-15
STILL WAIT
The City Council Again Post.
pones Groton.Ferney
Ordinance
Initiative Petition Ordinance
Signed by Requisite Mum.
Der Presented

Last Monday being the time for
the regular meeting Of the city coun-
Gil and the time set for the consider
alton OF the ordinance permitting the
Groton-Ferney Telephone company
to enter the city an interesting meet
ing was anticipated. President Syno-
ground of the rural company, accom-
panied by his attorney N. S. Basom of
Groton, came over on the morning
train. They had been informed, as
they believed creditably, that the
council intended to postpone action
on n matter another thirty days,
bringing the disposition of the ordin-
ance up to within a month of the
time OF freezing up so poles could
not be set. And so they reasoned
that If such action should be adverse,
insufficient time would remain in
which to make al appeal directly to
the voters of the city. Then they
concluded the only safe course, would
be to begin proceedings under the in
itiative.
Accordingly they prepared a petit
ton, and having secured the requisite
legal number Of signers, presented it
for action. On notion of Alderman
Hall the consideration of the petition
was postponed until the next regular
meeting one month later.
This disposition was objected to by
Attorney Basom who claimed that
the law made it mandatory for the
council to Immediately fix a date for
the special election to pass upon the
proposed ordinance, which was at
tached to the petition, and which was
an exact copy of the n pending be-
fore the council, introduced two
months ago. E. II. Taubman, city
attorney, stated to the council that
the proposed ordinance was not one
Of the class that should be submitted
immediately if at all.
So the motion to postpone prevailed
unanimously after Alderman Har-
rington had delivered one of his char
acteristic orations in which he asked
by what warrant this foreign cor
poration came here asking a franchise,
offering nothing in consideration for
it; asking, he said, to have an ordin-
ance referendumed before the coun-
Gil could have a chance to vote upon
it, a thing unheard Of during all his
experience as a member Of that legiS-
latiye body.
A number of people antici pated
that the shrewd business men who
are members of the council would
take up the ordinance which was
pending and amend it so that it
would provide that any rural tele-
phone company seeking admission to
the city might be permitted to enter
!, over a certain prescribed route, and es'
, tablish an oftlceat the business center
Such action it was thought would
. have prevented the growth of a senti.
+ ment in the rural communities hostile
i to the best interest Of the city. II
' may not be too late to do this at the
next meeting Of the council.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-15
The regular SESSION
Much Business Done by the
City Council Monday
Night
Frank Raymond Appointed Aud.
itor.Groton-Ferney Telephone
Ordinance Postponed

A number of petition for rebate of
taxes on personal property were read
and referred.
The bond of City Assessor Camp
bell was approved, and monthly re-
ports of various city officers were read
and referred.
An offer was received from the c..
M. & St. P. r. r. Co. of $50 per acre
for about ten acres OF land covered
with water in the vicinity of the
round house for yard purposes. Also
a petition from the Great Northern
lSt. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba)
for petition to 0 streets and alleys
through the strip recently purchased
along Railroad avenue.
A petition was read and referred
from John H. Perry and others for
permission to pipe water from a pri-
vate artesian well to be sunk by resi-
dents of block across alley in such
block, coupled with offer to use and
pay for certain amount of city water.
A motion was made by Alderman
Harrington, former watch dog Of the
treas..ry, to raise the salary Of city
attorney from $500 to 5000. The pro-
position was defeated b. aldermen of
the Second and Fourth wards voting
solidly against it.
Ordinance prohibiting saloons from
giving free lunches passed second
reading, all aldermen except Alder
man Heel voting aye.
Initiative petition to submit Gro
ton-Ferney Telephone ordinance was
tabled for 80 days by unanimous vote
Frank W. Raymond was appointed
city auditor to fill vacancy caused by
death Of G. E. Baldwin, and John e
Adams was appointed member of
library board to fill vacancy cause by
expiration Of his own term of office.
Aldermen Hall and Kruger. com
mitted on parks, reported in favor of
planting trees next spring at the old
court house square and around city
we'll in first ward. Also to break W
west side park another year.
The following resolution was passed
Be it resolved by the city council o
the city Of Aberdeen: Whereas, it
appears from the report of the city
auditor and the finance committee OF
this council, the sums of money here
matter named are required to defray
! the current expenses Of the city 0
Aberdeen for the current year. tt
pay the interest on bonds issued by
this city as they mature, viz:
) For general city purposes, S3l,sol.
81.
For interest on bonds issued by thi!
: city, SO, 9sl.49.
Fur bond payment and for sinking
fund to pay bonds issued by this cit.
y as they mature, $3,9Sl.49.
Therefore, be it resolved, that th'
5 sum Of 1871. S51.97 be and the same j
0 hereby levied against the taXabt
property within this city, as equallz
r ed by the state board Of equalization
e for the general expenses of the cit
for the ensuing year; that the sum
So, $751; AZ be and the same is hereb
levied against the taxable propert
of this city, which interest become
due during the ensuing year; and thu
the sum Of 5 ,9Sl.49 be and is hereh
levied against said taxable propert
/. to meet payment on bonds and
make payments on bonds issued
this city, when said bonds mature.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-15
YORK WORLD
EDITION
the English
bge is Spoken

ptumn season now at
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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-15
FROM PIERRE
Doubt Of Northwest.
Intention to Build
Westward

\ newspapers have been
!. we Northwestern road
I.,fk on a WESTWARD ex-
t. mat city before a freeze
= otller papers in the
|te' handing the Pierre
OF lunches" on ac.
b,oi.le truth is that for
has v'y papers are right.
h. which it
IN vofrect to the effect
crod nave been begun on
ID ,vss the Missouri before
'na1 when work is be.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-15
Very Low Excursion Rates to
Philadelphia, Pa,

Via the North-W estern Line. Excur-
sion tickets will be sold Sept IA, 10
and is, with favorable return llml1s,
on account OF Sovereign Grand Lodge
10. O. f. Apply to agents Chicage
s. North Western R'y. oio
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-15
Half Ratest to South DokOta State
Fair at Huron

Via the North Western Line. Excur-
sion tickets will bs sold at one fare for
the round trip, Sept. 8 to 10, Limited
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Apply to agents Chicago y North.
Western R'y. DO
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-15
Rs LINES
Doing Business
korthw est Of
(ty
|sages Partially
Fl Wire
Ees

well known stock
E,n township, Nc
las in the city on
bsidering the fact
|at day was full OF
hone talk, and also
b of the Edmunds
klephone Company,
\ representative OF
! some account Of
in operation out
b Mr.. Hoffman said,
January. We
Int % miles OF line
of it standard
of it on barb
spiked two by u
We are also using
poles. Our
just pays for the
,e membe v
to each mile
e a mistake in plac-
fee too low.
VS. for the phone
with the
at my farm, which
station. Our
i where we expect to
with M
connect with the
another farm
Il miles OF wire run
Ipswich. This lat.
) organized May LIST
.r territory and d.
,wich is another com
siness, having eight
IA miles of line
to connect with US
from a line connect
Julian Stratton anc
1t has become
bic to the members
Of the system Is In
now heing II
lction north west Q
anticipating an.
n getting into ADer
asire to do so"
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-15
Very Low Rates to Richmond
Virginia,

Via the North Western Line. Excur-
,;on tickets will be sold Sept $ to II,
inclusive, with favorable return nm,
tic IN account of Farmers Natlohal
Congress. Apply to agents oh'o'so o,e
North Western KY.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-15
Disappointed.
Very Low Rates to Chattanooga
Tam

Via the North Western Line. FIX
cursion tickets will be sold Sept. IA
to Is, inclusive, with favorable return
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Battle of Chicamauga. Apply to
agents Chicago & North Western R'y.
SIG
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-15
How She Guessed.

Landlady-That new boarder Is
either married or a widower. Daugh-
ter-Why, mamma, he says he is a
bachelor. Landlady-Don't you believe
it. When he opens his pocketbook to
pay his bill he always turns his back
to me.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

Baltimore wax JOc9SI; green G0G90c: do Norfolk
per half Dbl basket 2JGgT5c SQUASH, Hubbard per bb
S1Gsi 30; do marrow. 75cGsl =; do yellow crook neck
75c6t&1 y; white $19Sl so; SPINACH nearby. per
bbl IO46Oc; TOMATOES. Jersey per box $2JgS2; do
Delaware and Maryland per small carrier T5c4Sl; do
Virginia North Carolina per large carrier $l9sL -
do 15caTSI: Savannah carrier
7fSi so: do Flor da b0cG$I Mississippi nat
case 5aGS5c do Texas, Toe; TCRNlPS. white, per 100
punches ST. rutabaga, new, per boi 81 Z19SI Di do
o.d xlGS1 -; WATEEG REzSS. per 100 olnches, 81 -
II STRAW-HAN-The market MAINTAINS its
1uist and prices to-day quoted lower Receipts are
fun Shippers evidently getting into shape Tor new
which Of generous one. ana the
clearing up of many barns is never favorable count
FOR oslify The coming promises little activity,
the Of July risks Ireyent free business we
To G zoe No 5 5GG60c. shipping 456l4T &c; clover.
clear an mixed nominal. STRAW-Receipts Il week
rot large but plenty keep for a
light demand Long rye quoted 65G I0c 100 lo Re
cents Of Hay anu STRAW in tons reported at the
Produce Exchange to-day: Hudson River RaiI
road 20; shore GO; EYle. $50; pennsylvania i0o
Delaware Iarkawanna Western 20; Lehigh Valley.
So baltimore ani Central OF New Jersey so:
total LIS tons Total
for the week s5O4 Receipts OF STRAW. SO TONS
for the weeS. 6lO tons.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-Yorl, July ]. 1Dl5-
10 cars for No trading to-day feeling about
steady Dressed demand I49c per 70 for
native sides No cables from Lonauu Liverpool
Exports to-day were I42O beeves Tg3 quarters Of
beef.
feeling veals S1I11c
country dressed active at 65s NI0c.
SHEEP AND IsAMBS-Receipts - y or 3. ~
head including lsss cars for the market Sheep were In
light supply and firm; lambs rather slow and grades
barely The pens cleared. Sheep c. at
IS 5ogS4 To- yearlings 50 50gS6 20. lambs s. 5ea
So Dressed mutton arm at Tsfg1oe 10 dressed
lambs steady I2al5c
saies~Kerls Commission Company. 29s Kentucky
lambs 10 ID at 50 so loo ~ 43 do 70 10 al
so Maryland do. 81 10. at So 196 virginia do ~ 10
so; Maryland yearling. 80 h. at So: u Virginia
sheep 100 10. 81 30.
Tobin & shannon 233 Kentucky So n. 80 40,
222 do. Il ~ at 50 90; Y Jersey Do s 10 at 50 70 4
Kentucky sheep leo n at 50 10 buck leo n at 81 90
Mcpherson 6 Co; ga West virginia lambs &c - at
80 3i5 de- 90 ~ al S 90 s virina Earrings 81 p a.
at 80 90: 4l West Virginia do lo4 n az - q 40 o.
245 Virginia Do G n a. 50 ss West niEgsnia GO is n
IS 90: 4T West Virginia yearnss g 70. IT 50 5u tG
West Virginia sheep iGi lb a 81 Sos CO. q n at 81.
do I3d 10 az 80 20. Virginia do % ~, N 81 90
4 Co: ~ Jersey larnhs, u 70 al 81 STA .G
Jersey G87 81 so buck. lso 70 at 50
HoGSReceipts were = le- head. inei1slins y ear OF
Western hogs be sold. N9 sa.ss reported Feeling
bsrsly steady.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Tor4I. July l. 1905.
COFFEEThe coffee market continued very quiet sales
half session being about $3.50 bags But the
ght demand IN the absence Of profit sellers caused
some improvement prices and after opening IN
changed closed firm. unchanged May
generally 10 points higher. There nothing
lhe apparently explain the advance
markets continued quiet the only change being
a. Hamburg prices partial i pig lower,
and both the ian markets unchanged. Re
celqs Brazilian little year but
early the crop ending Friday
and the comparison considered bearish
available and make total OF 996S 0o0 bags conparns
with l04dSe bags the previous 1924 0o0 bas5
in let2o5 ana 15.43e00o bags in 1eo1-o2 At the be
ginning q the Just ended worlds visible
supply coffee 361 s54 bags The worlds visi-
be supply statement Of June showed s1lpply Of
! 6S2.5SG bags. and expected supply
for The month Of June viii bags
mere, TIE statement Of July will a
s1artia s7inase for the Estimates crop
oW moving considerable but the indications ap-
pear 10 be fcr yield Of last season MANY
authorities placing bags with some
estimates ranging high e. t,stg1a bazs.
coffee ,y-.r with quotations
the basis Of T-se for Rio No
prices lo-al market
follows. - -