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The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1908-07-18
$1,000 Reward.

The Ell Paso & Southwestern rail-
road has offered reward of $1,000
for the arrest and evidence for convic-
ton of the person or persons who
have been attempting to destroy the
Bonito pipe line with dynamite. Sew
eral attempts were made to destroy
the line which carries water from the
Bonito river in Lincoln county across
the range to the company's lines al
CarrizoZo.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1908-07-18
POLITICAL GOSSIP
FavOrites OF Republican Party Mention
ed For Nominations OF Coun-
ty Offices.

Our representative, while out on a
roundup of general business in the
interest of the Spanish-American, has
taken special pains in finding out
little about the political possibilities
as talked about in general by the pub
lie at the most important settlements
of the county.
At Mora, the county seat of this
county, he heard that the old veteran
of the Republican party Mr.. Luciano
Gallegos, is the choice of the party
for the Office of Sheriff, E. H. Biern-
baum, is strongly mentioned for the
office of Councilman, for the district
of Mora and Taos Counties, he has
ably served the people in the last Leg
islature and is very capable person
for the Council. Tito Melendez, the
most popular merchant and lumber
man at Chacon, is strongly mentioned
as candidate for Representative, he
is also fully qualified to represent his
people in the coming Legislature.
At Wagon Mound, only two proba-
BILE candidates are talked about; Bias
Sanchez, who is we'll known here and
who is very highly educated, is the
best man for the position of Assessor,
his many friends are strongly support
E ing him all over the county, he has the
necessary experience, as he was en-
ployed by former Assessors in complet-
ing the tax rolls, he is strong man
for the place. Rafael Aguilar, the
U. S. Commissioner and merchant al
Wagon Mound, is urged to accept the
nomination for Representative for the
Mora and Colfax District, he is one
of the strongest men in the county.
AT Ocate, the talk is that the candi,
date for Probate Clerk on the Repub
lican ticket this fall will be Alberto
Valdez. who is we'll to do sheep MAI
and a person who is well liked al
over the county, and will make very
strong race on the ticket. He is wei
educated and can fill the place to the
entire satisfaction.
Our town has few favorites OF the
party who are supported for nomina
tions for the offices of Treasurer ant
Collector, County School Superinten
dent, and County Surveyor. Mr.. f
A. Roy, is thus far mentioned as tn
probable candidate for Treasurer.
We will later give more details al
to futher possibilities and probable
candidates on the Republican ticket
our representative was not able to ge
very definite details, the above ar
simply rumors and talks among tn
people of the County.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1908-07-18
An Argument.

A lawyer and physician were en-
gagged in an argument over the rea-
tive merits of their respective profess
sions.
81 don't say that all lawyers are
CROOKS" said the doctor, "but you'll
have to admit that your profession
doesn't make angels out of men,"
No." retorted the lawyer, "you
doctors certainly have the best of us
there"
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1908-07-18
To Let.

Ranch-Good grass, permanent wa
ter, controls range for 200 cattle, first
class place for dry year, as grass is
good now. Also pasturage for cattle,
horses and mules. For particulars
address L. P. Upton, Solano, N. M,
or call at Upton Ranch, La Cinta
Canyon. zotz
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1908-07-18
Para AIquilar un

Rancho con buen sacate 200 reces,
pasteo de primer clase para un ano
seco ell sacate esta en- buena cendicion
para pastear reces caballos mulas,
para mas information derijance a
L. P. Upton, Solano. N. M. ola Up
ton Ranch en- ell Canon de la Cinta.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1908-07-18

the territorial convention at which
meeting all of the counties of said leg
islative districts shall be given oppor-
tunity to be present and participate.
BY order of the Territorial Commit
tee.
H. o. BURSUM,
Chairman.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1908-07-18
CONVENTION CALL
Republican Candidate For Delegate
Will Be Nominated At Santa Fe
On August IS.

Hon. ID. y. BurSum, OF SOcOrrO,
chairman of the Republican territorial
central committee today issued the Of
fetal call for the Republican terrific
rial convention to be held in Santa
Fe in August. The call which is self
explanatory, reads:
CALL FOR TERRITORIAL CONVENTION.
A Republican territorial convention
is hereby called by order of the Re-
publican committee to be held at San
ia Fe on the 18th day of August, A.
D. 1908, at the Capitol building for the
purpose of nominating candidate for
delegate to the Sixty-first Congress to
represent New Mexico.
The several counties of the territory
will be entitled to representation as
follows Bernalillo, 16; Chaves, A.;
Colfax, l6; Dona Ana, 8; Eddy, B.;
Grant, 6; Guadalupe, 5; Lincoln, s.;
Luna, 2; Mckinley, 3; Mora, 8; Otero,
5; Quay, 3; Rio Arriba, 10; Roosevelt,
Sandoval, 7: San Juan, 4; San Miguel,
IA; Santa Fe, 10; Sierra, 4; Socorro,
II; Taos, 8; Torrance, 5; Union, 6;
Valencia, II. Total $780,
Notice for precinct primaries shall
| be given at least five DAYS in advance
of holding the same.
County convention shall be called
by the county chairman except in such
counties as have no county chairman
in which case a member Of the terri
torial committee of such county shall
make the call hereunder, provided,
THAT in the county of Bernalillo the
call for the county convention and
rules regulating and governing the
procedure and method of conducting
the primaries in the said counties OF
Bernalillo shall be called and made by
a commissioner composed of thr7e elec.
tors of said county of Bernalillo to be
selected in accordance with resolu
tion adopted by the Republican execu
tive committee at Albuquerque, New
Mexico. July 10th, 1908.
All county conventions shall be hel,
not later than August 18th, 1908, ant
the chairman of the several counties
committees are requested to prompt.
advise the undersigned or the secreta
ry of the committee the names of TIN
delegates selected at such county con
ventiOn in order that the same may b
entered upon the temporary roll.
Proxies for delegates will not b
recognized except when held by per
sons residents of the county from
which such delegates may have beel
selected.
Delegates to the territorial conven
tion heretofore elected by the count
conventions of the counties of Sierr'
and Roosevelt will be recognized AM
; no additional convention shall be he'll
in such counties hereunder.
LEGISLATIVE NOMINATIONS.
In all legislative districts compose
, of three counties or more the join
membership OF the delegates selecte
hereunder from the counties of sal
legislative districts shall meet and as
semble not later than the 10Th day c
, August, at Santa Fe, New Mexico an
| hold district convention for the pun
pose of nominating Legislative cand
dates, provided, that said legislativ
: nominations may oe made as soon a
practicable after the adjournment
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-05-29
THE SCHOOL PLAY
Biggest Success ever. A Comedy Well
Played By the Actors
CROWDED HOUSE ENJOYS
EVENING".

AS a filling close to u successful
school year Prof. BaraCkman had |
the graduating class put on Il com !
edy in acts Merchant OF Venice
Up-to-D Date a burlesQue on thn we'll
known play and a take-off on foot
ball.
The Prot mad erected Il good stage
in the over hall of the Fraternal
Temple which was finely decorated
tand banked with flowers and when
the curtain rose Friday evening, the
22nd the ShUuse, holding over 400.
was packed till standing room was
au "a premium.
Every actor was good, and the
applause time and again showed
the appreciation of the audience. 1t
is hard to pick out stars when an
were stars, unless we mention Laun-
elOt GOh0 and his balOnna, aud the
foot ball tean.s, who scrimmag,d to
perfection. The caste was as
follows,
i tonic, Ben Wilcox; GrachianO. Hugh
Helpman; Portia, Maud Hines;
Nerissa. Jessie Grinnold; Jessicn
Clella Reeves: Shylock, j. =. Barack
man; Launrilot, Mrs. j. Z. Barack-
man; The Duke. Addie Hupp; Tuhol,
Harry Terry; Miss Ihrudyce Bertha
brennan; The Professor, Cora Boehl
Policeman, Earl Vessels; Mrs Guho
rick font. ball Teams; Antonio's
Mother, Media Bailey; Polly, Jose
4 phine h1oser.
The receipts above expenses vii
go to the school fuld for the adorn
\ ment of the building and enlargin.
4 the library.
Too much credit can not he givei
Prof Burackmnn for his successful
training OF all the actors, nor to the
class themselves for their spendi'
n rendition OF wnat We're hard castes
q STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT OF KfNDRIci
& HI$H SCHOOL PLAY FRIDAY NIGH
q MAY 22ND 1908.
. Receipts $65. }
Wigs and Telephone, Spokane
s Supply Co. -
4 Printing. Gazette 40
Z Lumber, g. z. Barnum 81
y Nails antl tacks. Lincoln Hard
= ware Co. :
4 CurGain Cloth etc, BecKwith H.!
4 Paper, Hunter >:
4 Books, Chicago !
Dray, Hill 3.
I Labor.r]. b. Franklin -
Diplomas. Stephens x Co. g.
Balance Cash 22.'
III $65
J. +. BARACkMAN, Sup
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-24
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses dealt IN
$4,000 shares IN the local market. all sales. In Lon
don American shares were weak and the general
market was heavy, in sympathy with the sagging
tendency on the Paris Bourse. The London fort
nightly settlement begins tomorrow. and there IS
q natural disposition on the British exchange
reduce commitments before the beginning OF the
account The steadtness OF British consols and
French rentes apparently indicates that at the mo-
ment no uneasiness is felt the Austro-Servian
situation Money was without important change at
European capitals. The Bank OF France secured
the South African gold offered In the open London
market Bar geld at London higher
COPPER PRICES LOWER-On the local Metal
Exchange the quoted price Of copper was reduced
yesterday Il all grades. There is little change in
the copper metal situation. Transactions are few
and Tar between and sales have been made as low
as l44-c e pound. Many consumers have stocked
UP Tor some time 70 come. and no large buying
movement for actual consumption is expected until
stocks on hand have been reduced
UNITED STATES STEEL.-The United States
Steel Corporation continues operate about 50 per
cent Of its capacity. Inquiries are laEge, but so
far few orders OF have been placed Il Is eX-
pected that business VIII increase In volume, but II
VIII be gradual, Manufacturers do anticipate
& return normal conditions until next spring
They favor Gradual rather than rapid recovery.
TREASURY WITHDRAWALS-There were
withdrawn from the Sub-TreasuTy yesterday $tV'-
0OO gold for San Francisco and 10000 presumably
for Canada
DIVIDENDS Observation-Disclosures have been
declared as follows: Afier-Allaire Company semi
annual per cent. payable on demand Feoer1l
Mining and Smelling regular quarterly - Pe'
cent on the preferred payable On December u.
CHICAGO GREAT wESTERN.-The committee
appointed to protect the interests OF the noiderS
OF the preferred A and stock OF the CL4ca s9
Great Western Railway Company has EXTENDED
the time within which deposits OF these s1ochS
may made December Is.
ADMITTED TO QUOTATION.-The Stock h1-
change has admitted to quotation IN the unlisted
department $4,000 Virgtnia-Carolina CheIiHCal
Company temporary first mortgage per CEN
coupon ponds. due in 49,
ONLY TWO BANKS UNDER Is PER CENT
LEVEL--The bank statement Of last SATURDAY
showed only two banks having a reserve less tnah
rb q per CEN required by the Of the Clear
ing House This record has only once been ouph-
cated-on May . last On November Il four GAINS
reported reserves under the required percentage
against eleven in the previous week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-24
MATCH DIVIDEND CUT
directors Of Diamond Company
Reduce from 10 to s.

zs--.,-- Of the Diamond Match ColN4s--
-,,on-,ed that beginning with the ois 90. -
u -. March the rate viii be redueeO -
= > = ,-s-+ 10 an per cent annual ossiA -
=, of - Per cent for the ma q qua.
- - rs declared last Friday, out A'-iO
= er+ir- Of the directors reports W. -
- -, .ssssersfons had arisen IN the OOs4 - -
=. 80 n the members hsd threAleHeu :"
= = The . ~qe- cent rate was 10 DC h1' '-'e'
-+--,la- explaining the action Of tle olrece0rs
= -, fsSre5 20 the stockholders oS y - BAT
=, ..z.-+ - she company. Il which ne says
.. s--7 consideration Or the subject the olrec-
= - ~ r1rrrsny nave uussillucusLg -.
W. - - 49, II would not Dc wise 20 mere
conc-eseL = his tine but. the other ia 70, are
re S@-S So II is for the best interests OF ts
toIlIl1lcu f.s shareholders that the dividend be
10 r,e- cent per cent and that the
s-1SS -g-5aTs b utilized for such period as may
- eoessary n srrengt Us Enanclsl Posluon.
= - -eri-s-rent Of It's Obligations, when Were
-s-s= - extending its business. and IN providing
- rs -e1uirenerts y lumber II years TO come
A. Barber adds however, that the proposed re-
.--so- does not mean that the directors are COM
--+--A6 70 = policy Of not paying more than per
,s,r o. the stock II the future, and says that II
ne earnings q Ire company Increase as It's bus-
NESS expsadz and Z the lumber operations in Cali
so-ts uruve as profitable there is reason to ex-
49, then after the Obligations OF the company
have been materially reduced. the dividend Of 10
~ cent may be restored OF extra dividends may
- declared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-24
OTHER MARkET@sY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO Nov z5--CATTLE-zsceipts ss-f-zs-sd e
Is 900 head market strong l0c hlzhsrs alsera y
& ~ cows IS ass ., hs1f=rz 81 s9S4 So ol5 = -
e 80 calves S5GST So e -ce-- .
li(C5S-Esceipts estimated a. 90 Esd na<1e1
hizns- cnocs heavy saipptng IS I0eSo % ogLSsS5s
Gs6 Is Egnt 1xed. IS 5JGSJ s. 2sck X - = &c -
- ouuk sai-s 8 35nS - $50.
cell 5000 nszd m.-kst 80
CGScr-usrf Nov 2a-H9CS-S- ssty- o1tsners an sl1p~
Ms g = 1Ss 90 curDon 50 Z5cS4 50 a. -
zOoa T5dS5 81 -sr-n1ol y =
GS2 3 sHEEP-Stsadys s1es3 $ LAA8S-sSs~~S'
kansas CITY Nov Z--CATTLE-Rsseipts y uOo ne-c.
F-~79lr~ 500 head OF S0ucheTuB rarSei eL2e lln-E-
cnoice export dressed beef sesrS s61S D a.
feeders 81 T5FS4 20 sSe=rs - 49, -
heIrsrs s3dSs Is bulls 81 sO6S3 50 cavss g -osso-
head r1arFsf 80
81 o5 bulk s. 50GS5 nsayy : $3.50 - Pss =
~ md butcners ass light s. 5f1Ss 2l<s = =
5xs ~ SEE-P-Rer-i1rs 30 rad rs-Es- sIrln.ss
isr7hs e. sndsS @ tHgs. $4ns4 30
= =0TxS sheep - -ts-sS-
$40 ar- and TeeGzTz - 1893 20
r4f-=5sf-z Nov -T-Surc- i<1f
-eocs ss7=s Is prime IS TsGss. veal calves s. sosS
s-eep- alzN-E -
lambs prime ve-he-s fz5%4 . -Ills ant -onn
e. snSS9 70 iam-s S4TS= y FT7-S-Re-e7-r - =
active higher orfue hasvas ss7SS TO- 1eci--s - =
% heavy Workers g TA7<a % rousla - S%S~ -
Light Workers and ptss not zanT-c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-24

slgdiax SIS sor sgssss- .ns 2cs ssr - 15:t - -
arm and eHoiee Is GEMS aizhsT tFsds "a.
ihsa a the eloss o. ss SssE w.ssra e1i-ss srs
non &c ehoIe r.ais so9 a g e Sc 3 Der 10 D. barn
Il So westerns a. s. 20 s. bunch q xsnsuckT eaIvs
cents 70 ia cents Dsr y Tor .y dressed Vsais and
ssi-s-W r Huns y vsais Is y avsraEs 50 = p@r
= & So g. Is SI Baao g. is "a at = . % =
Sc c9's sen y = - :, a =. g 2; e.
q 9 so q 5irnyarf aad isa eaiTss a.4sl 2os . a
a !: e e 3 a i 9 8 s = 49, q :
s. 45 3 a Us n = 5 3 % ils d a. s. Z ar
yard eaIyss 70 u 9 = = y.arii1Es 5ss y a g 81
s. %: e. 10 > g. s. = ssr92s =
g . g Sc: a@7ss rs y. az 3 y "a "a
j 5. 3 Ertssi CO. yea, as = :. q 9 70 s -
ie s7 i 3 q s 4 q s. s e g e
ST. g. T IL :. s. i sss p s g: 2 e p !;
y az "a: q yearinss 2sS n AZ 50 50
3 SP ~ .: y:4 IS I3 ~ a. rs E a a rs : =
5 Juda Co. 10 we-t=rn calves, ~ y a So
"a ears Or issIs 5sza ncsaaE . an Tor
and g ears sor ne 1na-<st 11sHs &c e &C. 90 -
beginning huish. bat prices Esrs sTa az 7 azs-s
shssp SOD a, g soes4 3 9sT 100 p culs 8 sSesss
prime A1l6s a. - 9tfSoo ----9 =
Dressst mutton continued 6uf selling n S1ea
per 70 dressed lambs sold SIG 1O-sc =.
saIes-zsrns Coru1lsson COMPANY: p one 80 -
n average, a. "a . Per ice - 70 sSa12 90 - a. -
BEnslo DO "a n at - 2ls e. 2 n at $ . IS =
diana sheep 10 70. 81 30 Virginia Do Il Il AZ
ss ~ a. os stsss s:ass 70 u At So lss q ~
n AZ So q z21 PennsyIvana 20. = y A. e =, = =
So 70 AZ % cuils, AZ n. a. 81 5saasS e -
sheep. % "a q &C. To- n AZ . 90 = en- = -
Ns~Son & Co. rs wesz virginia i2-aha - ~ -
So 25 2Is 90. 90 u. s. .
McPsersou q K-urucy shesD - y ., = - =
,J y cgr's sea gs * = 10 90 81 f. :. S 20 :
20 a. n AZ So . % do. "a y al go Ia % 40 - p
AZ IS - culs b y. 81 50. = Eernont 90 - -
g so. 10 state sheep 10 2. a. = l2. = = ~
al a, So g: g g. 3 ,. a. g Dc 5 3 a.
" r Hume. ss7 STATE lambs. n n a: IS .. % =
s. so. 81 stats ans>D. - = a. Is 1--N .
Is5n Nelson Is stz-e 8 y. At - . "a -
"A - a. So 20 do A. y, "a 50. = stars snasps ~
n al s. s. 30 IS y al SO
CeorE= a L s Dt-enoack- 20 s1aIs A10@ - - -
So p srzns snsep. lG2 .. a. a. - - "a l.
A15rsV Nurlsn- - state lanbs- y y. az % - -
q Is staCs sheep lls d a - - ~ "a
z Hollis s. Vermont lambs Il y az e I. =
--st. 90 IS n at s. s. n a. - = Ner17G1A
she4p los n AZ g so. 70 60. 100 p A. = -.
HOGS-Recei0ts we're "a ears o. So as9e -
5iSns- Good uxnI . medium STATE hOss sold a. > -
ga 10 per zoo n pizs IS SO County d-esssd aoss
s,-s5v A. scr &c per b so- heavy light noga -
sales-w- P Hume: 20 sta-s hogs ~ = 2ssr1sss' =
Is 81 g r1uzhs go n IS 10 %. 80 y n - sos
stag $50 y, At So SO. ! boar. $40 n a -
prP. III p at S. rough go =. 81 EzE 40 -
Moron Z Co dare Saturday. % hosz Iss = a
IS go roughs- 300 = a. = b. stag ~ u - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-24
CHICAGO eRAiN AND PROVISIONS

C,f-ago NV 9s-vet xsat her present. and
--o=-s~tfva IN tne winter wheat belt Of this
r. rs,rzad week.-mrs. n me local wheat market to-
dav prices al the close teHg down &c 20 &c com
pared with Saturdays fnal GUotallons- CoT1 oa-@
Tre storm which developed Sunday centred to
dav On the eastern slope OF the Roc6y AcuurAlIlS
ana caused quite general 2reelpiI2lio5 rror 1'
section eastward over the MISSISSIPPI HlVer Na-sSs
and the Official prediction Indicated that ne sno4
srs vii continue over this entire cisrricT Iron =
Mississippi Valley eastward Pr traders we're oe4l
fshIv impressed by the favorable weather cor
ditions for the fan sowu crop and solo WleaS JUS
f-esIv throughout the greater part Of me day ~tls
-t - - z,-,. e rf-~ Nv commission houses
Further AMMUNITION vas furnished tie bears n IL
shape OF heavy movement or Wnsat n Las Sorle
Nfinpsap POLLS and Duluth to-day were L5Sz cars.
compared with I115 cars the corresponding Gay as
week Several slight TCcovsries were made dur1nS
the 4av On bj1v1z ~ shorts each bulge 6rough<
out increased offerings winch soon carried prices
down again Al Increase or -s-0.0oo ousnsls &c
the week IN the v1sinie supply Of 49, u -
United States and Canada vas weakening t11I-
ence late IN The day. Cash wheat T. ne sa1plS
markets dull and prices were STEADY. re ua2-
sr closed weak with December at 81 0317 % 81 oSSs
ard Nav a. 81 OIL. CIearanees Of wheat and fou-
xsrs equal 20 ri. 600 bushels. The amount On
passage decreased $4,000 bushels Primary receipts
were I.6440GO bushels compared with L12S-ooS
bushels the corresponding day year ago. Mime
apoIfs Duluth and Chicago reported receipts o.
562 cars against La last week and az cars
a year ago -, -
market from what u had on wheat GIVING % POS
gib1e delay 20 the movement q the new crop dus
TO tie rains Shorts IN ths December delivery
bought freely al day and sentiment IN the PHI Vas
b1,fIisb the entire session Cash corn was &c 20
&c lower and sales were slow The market closed
firm With prices Up &c TO &c 70 &c compared VITA
+bA n-evfous close. December closed ar sac AMI
Nav NJ 53lsc TO 65-s- Local receipts were 20 cr4
with Is OF contract grade
Trade n oats quiet. but ths market vas
f-n because Of the strength OF corn Shippers ard
cereal manufacturers were uOderats buyers Of ths
distant deliveries The market for cash oats WA
steady. The close was firm. with prices Up &c -
&c with December Al +al=C and May az Size %
5I1sc. .LOczI receipts were Ia cars
Provisions were arm throughout the entire day.
owing 20 buying BY local packers. Strength q
and an advance OF &c % Zoe n I've hogs were bull
sh Influences Prices at tls close were &C % Ia
2oc higher.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow Wheat, q
cars; corn. 500. oats. s05; hogs. 2soo0 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-24
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. November II lSlS-
C0FFEE-Ther- was a continuation Of the near
evening today and after
opening unchanged the market closed steady
changed with December standing at
ported Including exchanges So. 80 bags.
The only change foreign markets decline
OF az franc az Havra End ~ereipts continued about
the scale. reaching $1,000 the ports.
ahy receipts $4,000 bags against 2400O last year
and $1,000 Rain reported all dis
tricts PauIc- Wednesday be the Deem
her notice day n the local and while there has
months. outright liquidation II IL still
supposed coffee will rendered contract.
The exchanging has resulted IN d creation y Moderate
late month premium but not sufficient to provide car
been cisadvantageous from the point q view o. those
long December merchants report
continued tand-torout demand for continued
plies With continued scarcity OF Rio New YORK
reaching 10000 bags against 1880 LAST year The
market Tor spot coffee quiet. with Rio IS quoted 81
6-zc nominal total warehouse deliveries II che
United states for the week amounted 20 Is05s bags,
former New York had 10000 bags The move
coffee from Brazilian ports for thea week
follows Rio clearaHCes, 6oGG bags, including BLOOD
the United States $4,000 Europe and North Africa
and Cape. River Plate and coast South
America There loading Rio for ire
United Europe Santos cleaTancss u.s.
900 bags including 10000 the United States LOOOtt
Europe 1000 Cape, River Plate and west coast
South erica Santos s pmeuts 261o0O bags. incud-
ing United States and 10000 TO Europe.
There loading Santos for Europe and
bags stock. IS 90 bags. csarances Germany. 500
bags. and elsewhere $500 bags The receipts lt RIO
and Santos the week totalsd $1,000 against
AZ 600 week eS900O last year and 10000 Two years
ago.
The range Of contract prices market today
follows: