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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-08
Rumors Of Shipments Of War
Supplies
BUSTED THE MODERATES,
1t Is Said, to Head Rebellion--No Trou-
bic During Magoon Rule Likely
American Attorney Has No Hope
Of Permanent Peace.

New York, Jan. S.-The Tribune yes
terday said: Rumors of conspiracy
against the peace Of Cuba are again
rife in this city. Three persons mem
toned in connection with the plan again
to foment trouble in the island were
ofieeholders of the Palma administration,
two Of whom are now in New York ann
the other in Europe. According to these
reports. arms and ammunition have been
shipped elandestinely from this port to
Cuba for possible future use. Some Of
these contraband articles, it Is said, were
buried near Mariel, not far from Ha-
vana. This fact became known to tho
American authorities, and company of
soldiers was sent TO search for the rifles
and cartridges, which. however, had been
removed to another hiding place. II i
recalled BY these reported shipments Of
war supplies that there were several such
at different times from this city to Cuba
several months before the outbreak of
the recent revolution While with Gov
ernor Magoon at the head Of the insular
government, there is not likely to be any
armed movement that would be danger
Gus or even serious, the dissatisfied poll
ticians seem to he planning far ahead.
An American attorney who has Just
returned from Havana said Sunday
sThe Moderates, who were deposed, will
not long tolerate the rule of the Liberal
party, who ousted them. Of course, the
Liberals will win at an honest election,
but the situation will soon be what it
was before, with the difference that the
Moderates win this time be the insir-
rectionists and the Liberals will consti-
tute the government. The two parties
have such genuine hatred for each other
that no amount of tuition viii show
them that their salvation lies in the
maintenance Of peace"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-08
Ne Didn,t say Ne could stop Il.

He Didn't Say He Could stop IL.
Pat had Obtained employment as q
hostler and was greatly interested In
the iron horses under his care. One day
the yardmaster asked him II he could
run an engine.
"Can OF run an engine? r. there's
anything ORD rather do all day long It's
run an engine"
Suppose You run that engine N the
house.
"Orll do IT." bluffed Pat and climbed
into the cab. He looked around, spat
on his hands grabbed the biggest lever
aud pulled II wide open Zlpl she went
into the rouudhouse. Tat saw the
bumpers ahead and. guessing what
would happen, reversed the lever clear
bacls. out she went--in again-out
again.
Then the yardmaster yelled, =
thought you sald you could run an en-
CINE"
But Pat had ia answer ready'
"Oi had her Iii there three times.
why didn't YOU shut the doorg'-~Erie
Railroad Employees Magazine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-08
SARTORiAL WRINKLES.

Miniature Goclrcfs In Fashton--BlReE<
Net Dress For wedding Trousseau.
Canoes and old fashioned miniature
lockets are TO he worn again, and the
woman who possesses any of these
heirlooms is congratulatiug herself.
All sorts of quaint, cumbersome
brooches, almost barbaric IN their size
and style. will be the thing, and very
large Iockets are worn on much be
jeweled chain, which will be passed
twice around the neck, the locket being
attached as pendant
Most women try to include In their
wardrobes at least one black gown,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-08
AMENDED PROVERBS.

"Falnt heart never won fair lady"
Well, what Of it7 Ours Is a brunette.
"Giye the devil his due" What's the
use OF botherlng? He's sure to getst
Marry in haste and repent at lei
sure" Bosh. Married men don't have
any leisure.
Never say die" Nice. prosperous
undertaken you'd make with that mot
to. wouldntyouT
"You can't judge by appearances"
Can't you. though! How else can you
judge an actor but by his appearances?
Seeing is believing" Not always.
Your wife sees you when you come
home late from Sitting up with sick
friend" but she doesn't believe you.--
Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-08
HARDwrcK CONTEST ENDED.
Postmaster Taylor to Serve Another
Term-Island Pond Appointments.

Washington, Jan. s.Ihe contest for
the Hardmick postmastership was set
tied yesterday when Congressman Kit.
tredge Haskins recommended the APP
pointment Of Frank I. Taylor, the
present incumbent.
Mr.. Tayuor had announced his inten-
ton Of retiring from the oiiiee, but
has reconsidered his determination and
will accept another term. There were
several applicants for the place
Congressman Haskins has also rec
commended the appointment of John S,
Sweeney as postmaster at Island Pond
to succeed O. M. Carpenter, resigned.
The nominations will 60 Co the Senate
soon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-08

land and eleven baronets, while six.
teen Jews have seats In the house Of
commons.
The sale Of patent medicines for a
year in Great Britain averages more
than one package for each inhabitant
OF the country, with a face value Of
over f2,750.000.
The London Christian World. the
most widely circulated religious paper
In England, reports the conservation
Of a chapel by the archbishop Of Can
terbury and gives token Of its ecelesi
astical and geographical knowledge by
adding. THE sermon was preached By
the bishop OF Rhode Island, n. Y"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-08
REJECTED, HE SHOT HIS LOVE.
New Yorker Then Put Bullet Into Him
self--He Is Dead, Her Wound Fatal.

New York, Jan s--Because Mrs. Min
ME SeeiSoru had rejected his iove-mak
ing and ordered him to leave her house,
Leo Boehosky yesterday lay In wait for
Mrs. Seekou as she went to her work,
and shot her, initiating probably fatal
wound. Blochosky then shot and killed
himself. The shooting took place on
the stoop of house in Williamsburg.
where Mrs. Seekom was going to work.
"A number of school children witnessed
THE shooting.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-08
1900 rlusic schooI.

For years the New England Consery-
atory of Music has been the largest
music school in the world. Every state
ana territory in the Union, every for
eign civilized country, the islands of
the East and West Indies, Japan, Ko-
rea. China. Siam, Hlndustan. farther
India, Egypt, various other parts Of
Africa aud many of the smaller Pacific
isles have been represented In the cata-
logue of students.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-08
DEMANDS ON TWO RAILROADS.
Freight Handlers Of West Shore and
New York Central Want More Pay.

New York, Jan. ST. Freight handlers
of the West Shore and New York Cen
trail railroads held meeting Sunday
night and voted to make demands for
an increase ii wages. A committee was
appointed To interview the officials OF
the two roads, which ii said to represent
the eight hundreds freight handlers en-
ploved by the two roads. One hundred
and sixty members Of the club attended
the meeting, but il was declared that the
entire eight hundred were represented by
proxies.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-08

A peculiarly among Dutch farmers
who live at distance from town II
to have coffin in readiness FOR their
burial II IS by no means uncommon II
zee still sturdy old patriarch going II
an clubhouse and gravely contemplating
that which Il 90 hold his body when M
ahulileH of this mortal coil.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-08
Two pied ii Mad Tramp Dogs Bites.

New Haven, Jan. Oscar Wilson Of
this city died Of hydrophobia Sunday, a
week after he was bitten by tramp
dog. Ronald Ruggles Huntington. the
three -year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam.
nel q. Huntington, il also dead Of hydro
phobia. The child was bitten by the
same dog that bit Wilson.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-08
ENGLISH ETcHINGs.

There are still in existence some Brit
fish bank notes dated 1893 and printed
on satin.
There are 100000 cycles in use in
the United Kingdom. or one for every
twenty Of the population.
There are three Jewish peers In Eng.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-08
Euroucnn Lanruarem.

1t is said by phllologists that there
are thirteen original European Ian
guages--the Greek, Latin, German, sla-
vonic, Welsh. Biscayan. IRISH Albani-
an, Tartarian. lllyrian, Jazygian, Chau-
Gin and Flnnlc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-08
ADJUSTABLE GATE.

IT IN Easily Made 10 swing Above the
SNOW.
Those who open many gates during
the winter know what nuisance It Is
to dig out such places after every
snowstorm. A very good remedy for
such cases Is seen In our drawing from
a sketch sent by Wisconsin farmer,
The gate proper Is made like any other
one, but the hinge at the top Of the
post ID made 70 slide up and down on d
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-08

rod. The lower hinge has the choice Of
two positions. When there is q foot Of
snow on the ground the gate is raised,
placing this hinge on the upper posi-
ton, which allows the gate to swing
free Of the ground and the snow
Iowa Homestead.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-08
pENEEN In SHEA TRIAL.
Governor Of State Called Upon to Testi-
fy by Defense.

Chicago, Jan. s.-Governor Charles s.
Deneen appeared az the first witness in
the shea trial yesterday. lie was sub.
poenaed by the defense in order to show
that efforts were made by the labor lead
chs during the teamsters' strike to settle
matters by arbitration, but like other
witnesses upon this point, he was not
permitted BIZ the court to testify upon
material points.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-08
Lives Of Terrorists Saved BY
Forgery.
FAKE ORDER FROM CAR
COMMITTEES Their Sentences Funeral Of
Major General Won der Launitz-
Leagues Of Russian Peoples
Participate in Exercises.

st. Petersburg, Jan, Six terrorists
have been saved from the gallows BY re-
sourceful reyolutionists in Odessa, who
utilized the official cipher to hoodwiuk
the governor general. The terrorists had
been tried and sentenced 10 death and
were awaiting execution when the gov.
ernor general received q cipher telegram
from st. Petersburg, apparently bearing
the signature Of General PavlofF, the
military proeHator conveying the empe-
ror's order to commute the death sen.
fences into hard labor for life. The or.
der was officially put into force, but the
authorities have now ascertained that ii
was clever forgery on the part 81
Irevolutionists who by some means OBJ
tained access to the government private
code and successfully used IL. According
ID Russian law, prisoners cannot be exc
euted once their sentences have been
officially committed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-08
FIVE CHILDREN IN is MONTHS.
Remarkable Anti-Race Suicide Movement
in Pennsylvania.

Pittsburg, Jan s.-Fhe family Of
Charles Stevenson of Kittaqning, Pa,
has been increased five members in the
last thirteen months. tn the latter part
Of 1905 triplets arrived and Sunday
night twins were born, All the children
are doing well,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-08

The OK is found In every country o.
the world in a Wild state. Even Id the
United States there are herds ON tits
western plains OF wild and often dan
eerous cattle.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-08
Funeral Of Won der Launitz.

The funeral Of Major General Won der
I.aunitz. project OF st. Petersburg, who
was assassinated last Thursday, was
held Sunday and was attended BY Grand
Duke Sergius. Vice Admiral Dubassoff,
and majority OF the members of the
cabinet The emperor and empress sent
wreaths. Delegations from the leagues
of Russian people, which are actively
combating revolution, participated III the
exercises. Tie body was taken 70 Tam
boy for interment.
Foremost Peasant Leader Dead
The death Is reported in tine p,oyince
Of Kiey after long illness ef etefhan
Vassiievieh Annikin, the foremost lead
en- Of the peasants, founder of the Group
Of Toll. and ex-member Of tho lower
house Of parliament. The NovGs Nram.
va voice its sincere sorrow at the loss
Of this self-made man, who welded the
powers OF his intellect among the peas.
ants. Annikin was born peasant in
1861. He became school teacher aid
was one of the pioneers in the revolu-
tionary propaganda among She peasants.
For this he suffered long terms Of i'm.
prisomment and exile, which undermined
his health
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28

.-eona and according 10 specifications. must be
s.,,nleted by March /. 1903 The last OF the order
.s,ch the road placed for equipment has been de-
,-.rea The order called for seventeen locomo-
.-.s ss5 freight cars and ten passenger cars.
~.-ATTONAL ENAAIELLING AND STAMPING
-. ofscer of the National Enamelling and Stamp
- company says that when its fiscal year ends
- Tune 80 il viii prove 10 have been the most
.-,stabe in the comTany's history. He says the
ss sales arc fully S.5O)G90 greater than in 1902
ss,cb was the company's banner year It is TOO
ss-v for an accounting Of ,le profits for the pres
- war but "a make record they must exceed
q sss 42S made in 1902
STOCK EXCHANGE RCLING.-The Stock Ex-
.hsnre committee on unlisted securities rules that
,il further notice sales Of interim certificates for
sbe Wabash Railroad Company's first refundine
and extension fifty year Per cent bonds deliveries
NAV be made either in the interim certificates or in
,bs bords they represent
AMERICAN BRASS STOCK INcREAsE-The
American Brass Company, OF Waterbury, Conn.,
has voted To increase IT'S capital from sl2 $4,000 TO
r59NOoo and = declare a stock dividend
PIC IRON CERTIFICATl3S.-Pig iron certificates
at the New York Produce Exchange we're duh and
unchanged. There were no sales. Prices for stand
ard foundry follow: Cash and April. S23; May and
yune SO 70. July and August, So. and Septem-
her so 81
4sOO's" BIG EARNINGS.-Gross earnings Of the
Minneapolis. ST. Paul & sault Ste Marie for the
third week IN April show a gain of 967S. making.
,he gain from July ] 1s25.540
OFFER FOR UNION PACIFIC HOLDING
COMPANY. As showing the belief in Wall Street
that the Union Pacific interests will organize new,
holding company to take over their security as
sets rumors Of which have been afioat for son,e
tine. q broker on the Stock Exchange yesterday
made bio for 1000 shares of Union Pacific Hold
ing Companys securities, at 50 when and il is
sued.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28

'Unilea states deposits Included. S31,Gss,6oo.
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposits the respec
tive dates:
April p 1897. April 2S, 1906. April % 1905
Specie S2l3 l2630o SlS6.73s30o S217.5I5. 100
Legal tenders 15si63eo .s0399O SJ.5S2. 800
To,al reserve. s2ss $4,000 S257.5sS 900 sag 2g7.
rota reserve
sgst. deposits 2Ts5s3s SIS c57.1To sno CSC. .63e l53
Reserve ,.... sl2s46775 slos67. 400 SIG 665. go
pc. u eco ESQ
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28
200 FEET HIGH
is BUILDING AT C0NEY ISLAND

on Buffalo adyices. Country dressed hogs duh at $40
9i.c per 10.
155 10 at 81 20 per 100 10
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28
BOSTON STOCKS.
sAsked
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Furnished by Charles d. Barney Co. No IS Broad ST.
New York. and No l22 South 4th St. Phiadelphia)
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28

6r 'i i'f faaae5h aa R suA e ale ses rS
York bbls 10 2oc and in bulk 675c PhiIadephia bbls
is de Pbiaepb; IG e M "a,eT %2iiS cases New York
do April 5i Soc, prime sumner eilow spot 45e
44isc. ScpteJnber 4s4t do October sesai o. ~
& Ieefn9s9 M 519@6c or summer yellow April 4294sisc
prime winter yellow. 9l952c. LINsEED oII.-American
cut'a. raw 7Cc LARD OIL 74a7Gc. '1" V'-' 0"'-
.la PhoVIsI0NS-Tae provision market quiet and
cline ana prospects for larger Scepts c6aso had
next week Kansas city 200 and Omaha 5000 PORK
steady quoted; Ness SiI 25@Sls family, SIS 5OaSi9
81 fg5 Soa$io & famy g@5gs $4q$ 29 PaS1s $40 5oa
s2G. DRESSED HOGS steady quoted Baeoas. sPsc Iso
n Sc iGo n 9isc; 40 10 97sc pigs e's a97ac CUT
r. 10 n lie u n 1osc 4 10 10 Ioe Peklei hams
country. 59sQ6lsc LARD steady; quoted M4de West
srn prime ss5gs e5e city lard quiet qu2ted Sac; re
hned lard quiet; quoted: South American. he Continent
SZ5c & BIazii segs ilci compoanI quiet; gqotsd S$q
lard stearIne. 9'sG1Oc
FICE-Reports from primary markets indicate good
offerings and local distribution good the mar
ket firm Quotations follow: Domestic screenings "a q
heads i2a5sc; extra fancy heads. 606he; Japan do
goon. in bond. 2AQ2i@c.
sUGAR-Busness in refined sugar was good in tha
0l snd nrc 9e qgS 9n ne" S % with
list prices subject 70 rebate OF 10 points ana dis
7O5c; Eagle tablets, &c; loaf and crushed. Soc
mould A. 9i5S cubes Eage y e1g1 R9wde[ed and
95e powdered powdered and fruit powdered and
n Of me sranuIatsd Sc: u bass 90 5l6c
a5c % and so 10 bags do i s5c Eagle fine or stand
ard granuated and diamond A. 4S0c: confectloners A.
49, No 44SS' 10 10 Ios 10 40 SSc No Ia &C.
Important business with the market about steady and
Centrifugal test s7Slza3 76'ac muscovsd9 SO test
s a ncSa1re S1q marker Ias noted for sugar beets
at London with April and May Guoied at 9s Sad
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool April 2T.-CIosing: WHEAT-Spot No 2
Western winter. steady, 6s 2%d; No. California.
6s 6t4d September. Is T'sd CORN-Spot firm; Amer
lean mixed new, Sid American mixed cid. 5s @td;
futures quiet; July Is Sad; September. 4s sad
PEAS-Canadian steady. 6s sd FLOCR--Winter pat
ents steady 23s I'd HOPS Gin London Pacific Coast)
quiet - I6s9f3 5s BEEF-Extra India mess steady.
S6s Sd PORE-Prime mess, Western. dull. SIS Sd.
HAMS-ShOrt cut. II TO 16 ~ firm. 5Is. BACON
Cumberland cut 10. fru, short rib, 16 10
"a 10 steady Sd long clear mtddles light, Is TO
S4 rb steady long clear mddIes heavy, IS to
40 10 firm Sis. backs. III 30 10 steady.
49s. bellies. II 20 10 n. steady, 50s. SHOUL-
DERS-SqUare. II 1S 10. steady. As. LARD
Prime Western in tierces. quiet, 44s Sd American re-
fined in pals quiet. 45s. CHEESE-AmeriCan finest
white. nomnalIy American finest coiored. nOmI-
naliy cas- Canadian finest white. quiet 63s; Canadian
coiored. quiet. G5S TALLOW-Priule city NOM
Inaly Australian in London easy S4s. TUFtPEN-
TTNE-Sprits quiet. 5ls Sd ROSIN-CoH1non nrr1,
OIL quiet. 23s.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York April o. 1907.
FE,r.V FF-Receips were II .15S head all OF
which went 10 the slaughter house Nothing doing
in live cattle Feeling Dressed beef In light de-
mand at 7laa9Itc per Liverpool and London
cables quoted live cattle slow at 1IhG12lac per 10.
dressed weight Refrigerator beef at SS4@9 II. Ex
ports to-day include 200 cattle and 100
Quarters of Aesaba London. $500 quarters
Of Philadelphia all 10 London; l54O quar-
OF beef the Etura to Verpo0l 80 cattle on the
Colorado Hull $50 cattle the ST. Cuthbert to
Antwerp.
None for sale on live weight Feeling was weak
slow. City dressed veas sold at SG1 sc
per lie general top price, country dressed at
6d9lAc with quite a good many calves held
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were II cars. 2.65I
head all for slaughterers. but cars held over
Yesterday and sale to-day. Sheep entirely nominal
and offered: there was little something doing in
lambs and prices rated full steady: I carload
was Good wooled lambs sold IS 25 per 100
70: fair clipped do at 81 Dressed mutton in limited
demand 99l1c per 10 with choice wethers selling
to Ic dressed quiet at 1s G14c; country dressed
spring lambs request at SSd$6 per carcass: city
dressed slow at S4G$7, but choice might sell up to
saies-s Judd Co 3e9 woolled Buffalo lambs = 70
average IS per 100 10 147 clipped do "a 10 81
EOGS-Receipts I3 2ST3 head all for
saughterers. Mons for sails alive Feeling tths frza
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28

~ points & Up on net aad 96 qR Sg2 29 distant lis .r
eaei2 points ag9er On distant months Apii S9l
ARMsg a"S ASsus sSs@ 5d s
tember-October 573i9d; October November 5Gsd; No
r1ary. 5G7 I'D: Febluary- -siarch Scs nd
FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour hrmiy held. but
York Produce Excha2ge spring patents s. 20 qs4 ~
s8 90 spring clears. So 4oQS$ 20; extra 10 winter
FLOUR nr1n; quoted Fair 10 good. So G5 a IS so
otsd choice e % s. So ~ f BA
Meal hTm q os ed ERe hse and ys9T 81 2S
STEADY Western Ppg g 9 s22 TO- andara s % mid
propt prong Shipment Pa' BRAN Sy s32 80 6nE s@i
SIS Seeks middHg $2$ Ss5 Ga 52 red aos $40
M2HL, MEMS F5ehoO' sos 81 0uN' SO u SACKS oii
GRAIN--wHEAT- opening advance of sale a
later came Gnde m Suspicion as % hS's Ing , peeh
who did not 10 handle too big line over SUNDAY
II wa was noted that large blocks Of %hea were were on sale
peced TO come from shorts following the strong curb
continuing under pressure all the forenoon
mo sIe0, ~ b m s Tyidee m H @ ns the az s n
close prices only hQ 'sd higher. and this
advantage was subsequently, lost under persistent un
Leading by the room element which followed the lead
etrorp 70 6sv esDecall,, from the Sntnert AntWarn
was up 1+e bush having Advanced steadiy for the
Isa7sd net higher on bGlIsh European and American
crop news together with reports Of strike among
laborers at Buenos Ayres. which may delay shipments
bush, against I2G56OOO last week Australia shipped
$500 e ensh So Tor the %eeE, ese6 @ 6o @ h l1S & w 9Id
week The weather showed warmer. but dry, condi
Kansas. rain expected, although
predicted elsewhere in the belt for Sunday. May
the curb quoted 9OAc July Ole and September
9lbc. The cash market steady with No
quoted al s77sc elevator and ss7sc ahoat: No
0 b aaoat. coFeN-The feature in corn this morn
ing a jump MAY New York. o ma
nipulaton Juy edvaneed only &c and the West after
showing bgAc .tse early with wheat eased Off under
realizing sales and commission house selling OF July The
Liverpool advance Of b9Ad cut little figure. and up
the close the market influenced principally by wheat
On the curb May quoted 60iac. July 6S1zc.
Exporters took load and the cash market was steady
with No 2 quoted 6Oc elevator 56I5c o b
afoat. No white 69e. and No yellow, 5slsc OATS
The market for oats opened stronger but like other
markets later eased Of losing its advance.
vices predicted lighter receipts after this week Locally
cash oats closed firm with mixed. % 32 N.
47l5c: natural white 80 TO SO 10. 49801c and clipped
white. S6 10 10 n. 5Od54I5c-
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28
THE WEEKS BANK CHANGES.

sUnited States deposits included. S3l 64s.eoo
The following shows The relation between 4
total reserve and the total deposits on the respe
eivs dates.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-28
CASH QUOTATIONS.
eENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Jew York. April % 1907.
COFFFE-The coHfee market quiet to-day with
prices yielding moderate offerings fl the absence
support openlng STEADY a. unchanged prices
closed steady net decline Of 70 10
points sales DAY reported OF l4,25O bags
The openng line with the European cables
which without material change Havre being
UNCHANGED Hamburg unchanged 70 a pfeunis lower.
At FIRST there buying of March here which
ee fref q support lin
ited and prices ground under scattering offers The
brazilian markets both unchanged ana receipts
IS believed that the big bull III
feress finally STOPPED the coffee endeIed on May con
tracts and that practical control OF the
laI stoc OF available coffee there seems 70 be nothing
10 indicate unprotected short interest remaining "a
sFs, cause an prices and smaller longs
have been selling disappointment that the de-
notices were not followed by
more active and advancing market Europe was SUP
- - Ia spiler here times during the day. but
1e eleo credited with of the buying during the
naS .os.lor Receipts of the two Brazilian
tlls IN have been ll2s6VO bags,
a,iDs- e 24 bags The market ior sS1t
49, o1ilet with quotations the basis Of &c for
R.o No =. -. . -. locsl market today