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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-10
DESHA AND H0[ST|EN
HAvEN
DECLARED FOR KUH|O

It is stated on the best of authority
that Stephen Desha, the Hilo Hawaii
an orator and leader has declared for
the denomination Of Delegate Kuhio,
and II. l.. Holstein, the Kohala leader,
has also put himself on record to the
same effect. In fact, the Hawaiians Of
the Island of Hawaii have for some
time past been working to the end Of
calling on Kuhio to accept a renoml.
nation. They feel that he will have
an absolutely clear field aud that his
candidacy will guarantee the strength
of the Republican party.
1t is believed that Delegate Kuhio
will In the course of a few weeks make
a definite announcement OF his inten-
tons. If he does not run 1t will not he
on account of a lack of urging on the
part OF prominent Hawaiians, who be.
lieve he has now learned the ropes and
Is in a better position to do good
work.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-10
JOHN U. SMITH, EDITOR

John Z. Smith has assumed the cd
itorship of the Hawaii Herald and this
is what he has to say under the title
"Foreword TO the Public"
In "butting" in to the journalists
field | am entering upon new phase
OF life. Having always regarded news.
paper work as snap, was dumfound.
ed at the cry by the compositors fol-
fourteen columns OF copy" when II
always seemed to me that about half a
column of editorials" would be all
that an editor" would have to pro-
vide. This is truly strenuous life.
shall do the best can. however. and II
anyone is dissatisfied | will do better
than that. For my place in politics I
shall have TO quote Justice Clinton A.
Galbraith. who introduced me to speal;
at banquet in Honolulu. just after
my election as District Attorney for
Cast Hawaii on the Home Rule ticket
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-10
Lord & EeISer
DR.. J. T. MCDONALD.

office REMOVED TO Rooms az
The Alexander Young Building. Hour
io-12; "a; 70. Residence, The Ale
snder Young Hotel. Telephone Ca
-Young Hotel"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-10

Ia truthfully said Smith is Dem
ocrat by birth, Republican by afiilia-
ton and a Home Ruler by promotion.
This statement of my political status
ought to satisfy the most fastidious'
Those looking for 'roasts" will be dis
appointed. | snail not use the columns
Of the Herald to vent personalities, but
shall try to build up, further, Its repu-
ton for truth. The editor and man
ager OF the Tribune are my warm, per-
sonal friends and former schoolmates
and sincerely hope our friendship
will be frightened by journalistic riy-
JOHN u. SMITH.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-10

The Weekly Edition of the Evening
Bulletin gives a complete summary Of
the news of the day. For 81 a year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-10
CUTTING DISTRICTS

At o'clock this afternoon there will
be meeting of the precinct captains
at Republican headquarters on Fort
street, Chairman A. @. NJ. Robertson
of the Territorial Central COMMITTEES
In the chair, to handle the matter OF
cutting up the districts into precincts
OF not over 300 voters each.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-10

Saskatchewan Boards: % Kihei
IS; 80 Kihei, S.; IS Kihei, S.; 10 Ono
mea, s26. Session: 10 Olaa, 81; II
Olaa, 81; 10 olaa, 81; $1,000 Pioneer IS
siO6; 10 Olaa, 81.
Latest sugar quotation, 3.4375 cents,
or $68.75 per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-10

Mrs, Scrappy-"You must admit that
polygamy is all wrong" Mr.. Scrappy
Yes; no man should have a dozen
motheTis-in-law."
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Entered for Record March 0, 1906,

G V Jakins and VT to First Bank OF
MALAGA Kiaha to Hutch Sug Plan Co. l.
w b Komaka to Hutch Sug Plan
GO '',.,..,."..,'.,., IL
Ookala Sug Pltn Co to Moses Pola.
pola =. ,,,.,.,,,...,.. Par sur l.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-10

The Weekly Edition OF the Evening
Bulletin gives a complete summary OF
the news of the day. For 81 year.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-01
BONDS FOR SALE.

S~a'rd Proposals. will be received by
the Board OF Public Works Of the City
OF Gainesville. Florida. unt'i Monday,
the 5th day OF February, A. d. 1908. at
9 O'Clock p. m for the purchase ot
s65 900 20 OF bonds. with the privilege
OF $50 GUO. 10 additional boads. u issued
within tselve months thereafter.
Dated: January !, l906. Interest [:
Five per cent per annum. Maturity :
IS bonds In Is years. 10 bonds in Is
years, 40 bonds in IS years. Payable :
Principal and interest in gold cOia. and
payable at the Office OF the Cisy Treas-
urer Of the City Of Gainesville. Florida.
Denomination: 81 600 90 each. Au.
thority: Chapter 5497, Laws Of Flosi.
do, approved May Q. 1905, aud Ordi.
nances OF the city In pursuance thereof,
approved September s. 1875. Deposit |:
A certified check for $500 90. Bonded
Debt: Includin this issue. tl56. 600 90 I;
II other CSC. .OOO 90 Issued, sos. 600 90
Assessed Valuation: $3.50, %. Dee
livery &C either bank in Gainesville.
Florida. Right reserved TO reject any
or all bids. W. W HAMPTON,
Secretary Board OF Public Works,
Gainesville. Florida.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-01
COUNTY JUDGES COURT.


There was al interesting session OF
Judge Maaon's court Monday, William
Black, Weldon Smith and Teat ne.
Bo.e. n trio oi co!orrd men. having
been srrAigned upon q charge Of gam
bling.
The defendants entered plea OF
not guilty. and the case went to trial
before . jury. After trial lasting an
hour or more, during which consider
able evidence was introduced ss TO
the good character OF the accused, the
argument was submitted, and the jury
brought in . verdict Of not guilty.
The men are employed on the naval
stores farm Of p. II. Baker and L. VI.
Mckinney, at Campvi!le aud Rex.
aud have borne . reputation as peac-
able and orderly negroes.
Attorney W :. Broome represented
:he defendants.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-01
A NARROW ESCAPE
BY N. A. CAllIS0N
His N.wl" Purchased Team l..
Cuissi l.. spirited RuuawAy.
NoeooV SERIOUSLY INJURED

Horses Commented TO KICK. Then
Ereed Themselves From, the Buggy.
Mr. Caihsor and Driver Thrown IN a
Heap With Buggy on Top OF Them
AsN. A Callison. manager Of Spring
Park Fran. ia. driving through th-
city Tu-.dsy, At II 81 .. M. with the
fne bay team recently purchased
hit"h.d to single Garage. the hor.es
---m@d To feel very lively. aud As the
coloved driver turned on to East Main
street ", from Liberty. tn. "a horse
commenced io kick. which excited the
other AMI they both started To run.
Both men took hold 9th lines. but
the horses ran up the street, pass-d
along the walk between the new Epis.
copal church and the tool shed in
front, took n circle ana came bacA
down the street. when they freed
themselves from tn. buggy. continu.
ing soIth. with the tongue and VIII Ne.
trees attached to them. made a mad
run TO Masonic street and to thr stable
u Crawford Il Davis. where they were
easily caught.
When they broke loose from the bug-
~ il turned over AMI Mr. CalIison and
the cOlored man were under H. They
were taken from under the wreck and
it vac sOon discovered that neither one
was seriously injured and no bones
were broken. the colored man having
several bad bruises, however.
Mr.. Csllison was taken TO the Stand.
ard Fertilizer Office. where he washed
the duet and dirs from HE face and
hands. and seemed to take the AFFAIR
quite calmly. He complained OF his
right shoulder being q little core. and
40 he struck on his shoulder when the
buggy turned over. he will no doubt
feel the effects OF il this morning.
IL was q narrow escape from being
killed, but Mr.. Callison said he had
been in something lees than hundred
runaways before. aud he was not much
alarmed. The buggy vac somewhas
damaged. but the team Was not hurt
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-01
DOCTOR CURED
Or ECZEMA
Maryland Physician Cures Himself Of
Eczema with Cuticura Remedies.
Prescribes Them and nas Cured
Many Cases Where CtherFOrmulas
Have Failed = Or. Fisher Says;
CUTlCURA REMEDIES
POSSESS TRUE MERIT

Ny face MAS afflicted with cczoma
In the year l>y. u,'i the CutIcura
RcmcdicS, and Wa cutirr!y cur,i I
am prartlcing physician AID very
often prescribe tuticura Er~nlv nj and
CGticura sap in eases of eczema. and
thy have cured whore oth,r formulas
hav" failed. | am not IN the habit "a
cnd"r>Irg patent n"dl ines. hut when
l find rcmriIc> po>>..>,.ng N" merit,
such a. the Cutl'ura Remedies dn. am
br"ad-mind"d enough L. prucllim their
virtue I" the world have been prac-
ticing medicine for sixteen years. and
must say find your Remedies \ No. I.
You are AT liberty to publish this letter,
ar any part II H. lrcmain, Very truly
yours, q. N. Fisher, VI. d., Big Pool,
Md, May -, 1905"
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-01
CUTICURA- THE SET, 81.
Complete Treatment for Every
humor from Pimples
90 Scrofula

Bathe the affected parts with hot
water and Cuticura Soap, Ia cleanse
the surface Of crusts and scales and
soften the thGkcncd cuticle; dry,
without hard rubbing, and apply
Cuticura Ointment freely, to allay
itching, irritation. and Inflammation,
and Soothc and heal; and, lastly, take
Cuticura Rcsolvcnt Pills To cool and
cleanse the blood. A single set. costing
but one dollar, l. often sufficient To
cure the most torturing, diSfguring,
itching, burning, and scaly skin, scalp,
and blood humors, with loss Of hair,
from infancy to age, when all else fails.
Cutieurs soap. 3se Oin,m~rs. 81. Re.olv.us sr. In
Dorm q Choeais Coated TTs ~ per ,al II on. sa
th,".Ehou tas worid PSsa~s Drss and Cheua- C"rp-.
eole Prcps. Bpsfon.
1n@sss sa hnsaaey end Aga
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-01
NewBeRRV NOTES.
Railroad Running TO Tvbe-Work on
School House-Minstrels in Town.

Railroad Running TO TVbe-work on
School House-Minstrels in Town.
Newbery. January &c. u.
May and son, Rouss, are visit
ing relaiives in Georgia.
Mise Matte Guy spent Friday in
AlAchua.
W. A. Farris Of AIachua was IN New
berry sunday.
Allen's Minstrels will exhibit in
Newbsrry on February 18th.
Mis-. Charlotte SalIer. after q pleas
ant v,sit 60 relative. here, hAs return
ed to Georgia.
K. T.. Dell of Dutton was in the city
. short time Sunday.
Work on lhe sehoo! building 10 pro-
gressing nicely.
". II. S-al-y passed through the
city Sunday en- route to his home nc
Alachua.
G. y. Griffin Of Alaehua was among
the visitors to Newb+rry Sunday.
The extension OF the J. d S..W. has
been completed n far 90 Tybe and
freight trains are scheduled 60 make
the frat trip Thursday. IL will be
some time yet before he passenger
trains wilt be- run that far.
Pat Hubbard 10 with Mays Racket
Store for q short while.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-01
A BUSINESS CHANGE.

Stock Of Marcus Endel Has Been
Purchased by Phifer q Morris.
Phifer Il Morris have purchased the
stock OF Marcus Endel, which has for
years been one OF ihe most extensive
clothing and gents' furnishing stores
in the county, and will assume charge
OF the bushes at once. The stock Of
the Morris-Phifer Company will be
consolidated with the Endel stock, and
the business will be located the big
Endel store, corner west Main and
Liberty streets.
The new firm will keep their store
closed until Thursdsy, February sth,
when they will insugurste a big sale
OF special values. Watch The sun for
the announcement.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-01

One of the greatest triumphs Of Lydia
Y. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound Is
the conquering Of woman's dread
enemy. Tuinor.
So-cal,ed wandering pains" may
come from its early stages, ar the pres
ence OF danger may he made manifest
by excessive monthly periods accom-
panied by unusual pain extending from
the abdomen through the groin and
thighs.
III you have mysterious pains. II there
are indications Of Inflammation. ulcera-
tiou or displacement. don't wait for
time TO confirm your fears and 10
through the horrors of hospital opera
tion; secure Lydia 4. PinkhAm's Vege-
table Compound at once and begin
its use and write Mrs. Pinkham Of
Lynn. Mass. for advice.
Read these strong letters from gr8te-
full women who have been cured:
Dear Mrs Pinkham:- CFira Letssr.)
IN hooking over your boob so that your
medicine cures Tamora ] have been Do Q
doctor and he tells me I have q tumor.
win be more than grateful II Jon con hslp
me, m do 20 dread an opeFaekuM. "-fAnnEs
ID. Fox, Bradford, PA.
Dear Mrs. Pinkham.- Csscoad Lstarr.)
II take the liberty 20 congratulate yoa On
Che succs~s have had with your wossdsrfsl
medicine.
T" Eighteen months ago my periods
stopped shortly After felt % badly SUBJ
nsittel 10 O tborough examination by pay
sician, and was told that I haA . tssmor
and would have 30 undsrgo IN opsratisa-
- soon after rod ono a your aAvertiss
m~uts sDd decided % give Lydia & PINK
ham Vegetable Compound Q trial AfseS
taking Ave hotties ~ directca, ths tumor h
entirely gone. ! have again been exAminsd
LYDIA z. PinAham's veAetahaa csmesan
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-01

By the paysician and - ay. lave 10 sgns
of tamor nov. Is has also hrongl1 ny
ps'riHis around once mnre; and sm
entirely veil. ] shall never be without Q hot-
tie Il Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compoand
in the house. .r-Fannis d. Fox. Bradford, hA
Another Case 0e Tuner Cured
by Lydia z. Pinkham's vegetap
bile Compound.
Dear MA Pinkham.-
About three pears ago ! AaA lnesas psfn
In my stomAcA, with cramps and raGtng
headachrA The dorsSr prsscrSbsd fog ma
but finding that 0iA nod no any bseess ~
ss,a.ined ms and, b my susprAs% dseaaFsa
Il ssss - @rs shas 10 msa.s my a.saA warsas
and was vsgy aiaAsaFsansi tWsms hnnAWsas
of dollMss IN doceorang. hms tks emmpS ksgs
growing, can the &nce1F mAa taae ngokkag -
an opssatsnn would mve mo. FuseuRnfe1yR !
cosve~pnn<isA wteh my emns ln ono a the wew
EngiaSd ses,s., vito savtssd Ne @ 9y L9dh
takiag . rs9ufar FsasmsaA. AnAlag . NJ
imprevs, and afe4 Rrss nsn4ks I sp1iss1
thes tAs snBos kaA FsADasA N I'm. thsge
On saking tAe CempsunA, end b tsn nnul1p
= I'D s.t.rsly di.gp.assa wssssxs g 80
fsIi 20 sxyrss SSw SssSsfs| I en- sss q sssz
% hae doae ms"-Ml9 Lnsllh AAnmA Casn.
naas Hossl, SsassAs. VOL.
Such unqussaiouabie tsstimsny
proves tho value OF Lydia e. Pinkhsms
Vegetable Compound, and shoulA give
conGdenes and hops % every saaA
womAn.
Mrs. Pinkham invites all silina
women 10 write 30 hsr ss Lynn. MssA,
for advice.
10 q Wsaaaa's NumsAy Sse wsmssrs Wh
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-01
S. \. HALL run
DOWN BY TRUCK
MR. WALL WAS RIDING elcvcLs G

Could Not Get Out OF Way ard Was
Knocked Down by Wagon-One RIB
Broken an0 Other Painful Iriur,es
Sustained.
From Wednesday, Dai y sun.
A. n r-sulr OF coming into COLI ion
with ho,e Wagon No. /. Gain-svillr
Fire Department. on East Liberty
street u front Of the store Of W.
Dorsey " 20. Tue.day night. =, II
Hal. \ -slrsman At the New York
Racket, who Was riding = bicycle, va.
knocked down. the wheels ut the
wagon running over hi. body. and err g.
ou- injury was sustained. A rib VA.
broken, one site OF hls face Mas se-
versIy cut and hi. wri-, and limb.
were sprained.
The victim was taken up By fri, nd,
aud sent to his home, where DR. j.
Harrison Hodges wac summoned Ev.
ery'hing poss,bl- Was done for ,hr rs.
lief OF the unfortunate man ard at q
late hour last night he Was resting
easily, although il 10 hard yet de.
ternine whether there are snJ inter.
nal injuries.
Mr.. Hall is we'll known and popular
here and his friends were very much
grieved 90 learn Of the accident.
The call Of the department was from
Boz 81. corner west Main street. N,
and Church streets, but the fire. q cot.
tage occupied by Aaron Parrish, wSs
located near the crossing Of the Allan.
sic Coast Line and Gainesville aud
Golf Railway and VAS far beyond the
limits Of the tise system. The house.
which Was neat s,A-room cottage, had
been almost consumed before the
alarm was cent in. Passengers On she
train from Hieh Springs witnessed the
fire as the tvsin paced and brought
the news To Gainesville.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-01
HAVE REACHED TYLER.
East Florida Telephone Company Rap
idly Extending System.

The East Florida Telephone Conn
pany is rapidly extending its service
west. The company has reached Tyler,
where four instruments have been in
stalled for the Tyler Lumber Com
pany. A force is now employed in
pushing the line westward from Tyler.
and Manager Eoyl- states that he ex-
poets TO reach Trenton during the
present week.
Thi. service il proving n great con-
venience 90 tn. public. as IL has con-
nectrd many OF the importsnt towns
Of the county with Gainesville.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-01
City Directory For Sale.

We have number OF copies q
Burtz' City Directory for sale at The
Sun Office. Il is . handy reference
book for business and professional
men, giving the names Of residents,
with street and number. Price. %.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

York April II. 1905.
were e2 cars or l0sS head ana I'M
for the market trading today. Nomnelly steady
about reported the Jersey city market
prices well maintained yesterdays quotations Liver
pool and London cattle and beef markets uncnansed
Shnments to-day the IriShman 10 Liverpool, 800
cattle ana sheep for J. ShsTnberg Son. ana 800
Idaho cattle for Schwarzschid & Sul2
berger Of Hull and 1872 for London, apd
viii also carry 152 head for ! Shamberg son TO- ne
unloaded al London. The last named export hrn Will
Roniface for Para, Brazil. sail
ir Wednesday Majestic also sailing wednesday
viii carry about 2s50 quarters Of beef for various
GAIVEs-No fresh receipts. the only transaction
reported sale OF vealE 164 NJ average by
George & L. & Dilenback at 81 per 100 Ib Feeling
steady 1890 calves reported for Wednesday
market csl"es fair demand OF 7qlO!ac per 70
for CITY veas with choice bringing as
high as lie country dressed sold at 6gee. -
head including 2 slaugherers and half car
for the market. Feeling steady all around. 4 few
clipped sheep tweher sold az 50 per 100 NJ
dect cf MARYLAND lambs S. 50 per head. No other
stock on sale Dressed steady sa9lsc 10
with best selling 1oc: dressed lambs in some
9izal1c; country dressed spring lambs easy
with fancy and Jersey do exceeding quotations
Sales-Kerns Commission Co: lG4 Maryland spring
lambs 50 30 per head 10 Western vehers 9S n. at
s. per 100 n. oo. -
slaugherers. None to-day live weight. Feel
ing Buffalo adyiCes Country dressed hogs
iu Sales IAN late yesterdayls Sanders: Is state hogs
a6 10 average 81 per loo n. DO 16s 10 81; u
DO 13S fb a II Pennsylvania do 156 81: 6
rough 3s n at Sc. stag. $50 H. at 81 So boar 900
Judd & Co Q state hogs. 13s h. 81 10; IA mixed
do 206 n, Sc 45; roughs i40 10. at Sc TO-
boar 2G0 n. So.
R. Hume Sc state hogs 1e3 n, al 81 10; do. SiS
at
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
OTHER MARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. April l7.-CATTLE- Receipts $500 head:
market prices steady prime steers SAG
35 CO. heifers 81 I5dS5 bulls So 60
asa 81 1886 80: stockers and feeders So T5
81 IS Receipts. 900 head market
higher: choice prime heavy Sc 75GSS s2l9 medium
good heavy S5 70S6 49, butchers weights So 759$6 So
good heavy mixed so G7l2G$6 To- packing S5 80
ef$6 20 SHEEP-Receipts u 900 head market I0q15c
higher sheep 25gS6 80: yearliugs S5d$6 %; lambs
s. 1886 "a.
Cincinnati April 17.-HOGS active; butchers ship
pers Sc 75aS6 So common SO 55ds6 60 CATTLE steady:
fair good shippers 81 35aS5 25 common. So 25qS8
SHEEP steady S3QS5 40. LAMBS steady at 81 5OasT
East Buffalo, April 7.-CATTLE-Receipts $50 head
market quiet; s5 259S5 75 shipping 81 75
Is; butchers 81 256S5 hefers So 1895; cows SSQ
81 60 VEAI1S-Receip's. $50 head: market and
steady s59S6 ~. HOGS-Receipts 21O0 head;
active: pigs steady; others 5Q10c higher heavy and
mixed S7gS7 O5 Workers. Sc 95QST: pigs SO eOqs6 90
roughs. S61S6 o5 stags 81 25Q$4 20. SHEEP AND
LAMBS Receipts. 1000 head; market slow steady;
lambs, So 25QS7 TO- yearlings wethers S68S6 %
ewes IS 509S5 IS: shesp. mixed. S3Q$5 "a
City. April 17.-CATTLE- 13 500
including 600 Southerns; market steady
dressed beef So c6Gs5 90
81 2oS5 10; Western and dressed
IS u: Southern cows 50 5oQS4 25 cows 50 50Q
s co. native hsifeTs 50 5ogs5 bulls s3as4 25 calves
1896 10 HOGS-Receipts. 1890 head: shade
higher closing weak top, eco; bulk e Gales So 45@
SO 55 heavy S6 554S6 60 PACKERS sc 42 1S6 9T pigs
and lights. s. 4og$8 as sHEEP-Recepts. l2 600 head
IS 2saSe O5; Western lambs IS 25as6 65: year
lngs 81 50qs6i Western fed sheep 81 2b1$6; sockers
and feeders. S38S4 go
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
,rNF1AL MARKET REPORT.
New York A.,

NeN ANik. ArTlk IL 1900
80 r1fee market WIS more active Today
rEtt- Ih,s.-ess reported WAS about $4,000 haes az
ice ..t bags switches. but the excha nrirq
= E-. srfuenre the market which seenne5
u e-.trr an improved demand from Wall Street
a"oving a. more bullish private cables from
Fl-fs -..--i,c The crop outlook. The market
~ oo.se-re6 90 10 points higher. and closed al
-. -. m kfl0 points. a santos irm cables that
dlset ~ ,a-essary reduce mates OF the sield
ro-- --t.re season cCt under way. damage by rain
D y ,-si5e.a ile and fNfd the probable figures at
E - - n rH0 bags Some little time ago esti-
aeovY ~--.larc of around $4,000 Gao i. 600 GOO
zfe sbi. vaS received stating that The prospects
80 .hs fixing ~ dc FGl0rization plan. and these
t-- .-,s, a. r.du-0ts effort 20 discount ad-
aHss - fuils have claimed likely any event
- -. Wsv unrerlatrty was disposed or The salts
~ q. .,,rrsss made with the evening up ~ the May
49, isae-1es also 20 D. having reassurtng effect
So. ,-,i-eut and cables were generally steady, with
80 s-r+rs receipts little aifeT as compared with
stle N he European markets Hamburg
= - Ar, Fsare advanced 4 franc The rate of Bra
-l.,suFs WAS 13-35 lower. but the Rio market ad-
- - -eis qnd Santos leo Ieis. Receipts the two'
-s II COO baes against 1000 hsEs lsst wear. and
fs,-sshv receipts were 5Uo4 bags against 5000 last
y ~ market spot coffee steady. with QUO
- - ~ ne basis = : l-l6e Tor Rio 10 :.
srge az contrat prices In the local market to-day