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The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-09-08

into consideration the utility, con-
venience and inconvenience and
expense which will result to indi-
viduals as we'll as the public, If
such road sha be established and
opened.
The said roa1 was surveyed under
Our directions, and the same was
conspicuously marked throughout
the corners and distances thereon
noted, and all trees on the line of
said road were marked on each of
the sides therecf corresponding
with the direction of said road,
with three notches cut through the
bark and one inch into the wood,
and all trees adjacent to the said
line of said road were plainly blaz-
ed on the sile facing said road.
The be e3inning and termination of
said road and the termination of
each mi I'd intermediate points
have baen markel in the manner
provided by law, as will more fully
appear by the certified return of
the slrvey cf said road which is
hereunto attached and made part
of this report.
That in our % opinion the said road
should be established for the fol-
lowing reasons:
1t is nee3el by the adjacent set
tiers AMI the public.
We consi!er that the swA swA
sec. II twp. Is Ale w. M. claim
ed by B. B. Boyd will be rendered
less valuable to the amount of 500.
We consider that the WIZ nwA
sec Is twp IS Al E. w. M. claim
ell by j. Hays will be rendered
less valuable by the establishment
of the proposed rad, to the amount
of $4,000
Dated this 2ath day of July 1909.
H. e. MERRYMAN,
County Surveyor.
H. C. CRAMER,
JONAR TRUMP,
Board of Comfy Road Viewers.
And said report of the, board of
County Road Vie yers having been
now publicly read in open court on
TWO several days of the present
term of the court, and it appearing
to the court that said Board of
County Road Viewers report favor
ably thereon, and recommend that
said proposed roai be established
as a county road and be declared a
pubic highway of Wallowa County,
oregon, and it also appearing to
the court that there are damages
claimed, and that said damages
have not been paid into the Clerk
of this court, and also that the
District Attorney has not reported
as to the legality of the proceed
ings..
1t is hereby considered and order
ed that said proposed road be, and
the same is he 'eby continued for
the term.
In the matter of road petition of
S. l.. Mckenzie, ct al.
This ma ter came to be heard at
this time on the report of the
Board of County Road Viewers for
second reaeing, as provided by
law, sail report being in words
following to-wit:
To the Honorable County Court
above named:
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-09-08

We. the undersigned Board OF
County Road viewers, appointed
by the Honorable Court, to view
survey and lay oIt county ROAD
as prayed for in the petition or
S. l.. Mckenzie and others, beg
leave to report:
That pursuant to said order we
met at the beginning of the pro-
posed road Oh the 2Sth day of July,
1909. the same being the place aad
within five days of the time fixed
by said order for the meeting OF
the undersigned Board of County
Road Viewers, and took to our
assistance II. e. Fine and l.. 3.
Van Pet as chain bearers and
proceeded to view and survey out
said road as prayed for in SAID
petition.
That in oar opinion the said pro-
posed read sholld not be establish
ed for the following reason:
The point of ermination accord
ing to the petition appears to be in
two or threa different places.
Dated this 18th day Of July, 1909.
H. E. MERRYMAN,
Comfy Surveyor.
H. C. ORAMER,
JONAR TRUMP,
Board of County Road Viewers.
And said re -ort of the Board OF
County Road Viewers having been
publicly read in open court ON
two Sc, ,e:al days OF the present
term OF the court, and it appear
ing to the court that said Board of
County Road Viewers have report
ed unfavorably thereon, and recon-
mended that said proposed road
should not be established as
county road and be declared a
public highway of Wallowa County,
Oregon.
And a ter tie court fully consider
ing the matter, it is hereby consider
ed and o.de ed that said Board
of County Road Viewers survey
and lay out said road on the 49,.
day of -. 1909, according to the
description in said road petition
and make due and legal return
according to law, to this court at
their next regular meeting.
Whereupon court adjourned until
tomorrow at 8 a. m.
Third judicial Day.
Friday, Sect: 8, 1909.
Court met pursuant to adjournment
when were present same as on
yesterday. The Journal of yester-
day having been read the same is
here now approved.
The following proceedings were
had, to-wit:
In the matter of cancelling warrants
returned by the Comfy Treasurer.
Now at this time the County Treas
urer presents the County Court
with warrants to be cancelled, and
after the court examines and
checks said warrants, 1t is hereby
considered and ordered, that the
following amolnts be cancelled
to-wit:
No. 119 Road Fund $3,057 so
No. 120 General Fund 1922 81
No. 121 High School Fund 453 85
No. 122 Scalp Bounty 1877 so
No. 1913 County School Fund lila so
Whereupon court adjourned.
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and good pri es were rea.;.ed,
Eastern Oregon wool getting a maxi.
mum price OF % cents and the Will
lamette Valley crop reaching a top
price of 26 cents. The season was
ideal for wool 6 overs. Fleeces were
heavier than usual and the grade of
he product is high. The wool money
will be divide | quite generally through
out the state.
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1909.
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FINE LIVESTOCK SHOWING
FOR LATE SEPTEMBER

Continued from First page.)
New-York tribune., 1909-01-15
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

r-bicago Ian 14-IdberaI sales of the cash grain
I'D a strengthening effect on the wheat market
i, lau +odaI- and at the close prices were 1z9&4c
above the final quotations of the previous SESSION
corn and oats closed easy and provisions Lls.H, ne
rboat market was a dull and narrow affair tne
reater mart Of the day. but livened up during the
9naI half hour result OF active support py pun
leaders This demand carried prices up &c - 10
1IAI1Lc from the lower points OF the ody ue
delivery showing the greatest gam tLt u go
generally were bearishly Inclined ouI "eLe a. -
to venture far from shore ana coiIseqUeii'lS lIf
- - ,o5orata demand by the bull leaders was SUM
Gent to maintain prices during the Hfst ,-t LalL -
the session Foreign news was somewhat ose,. -, =,
49, E|,rcnean markets showing little response 10
80 ,IDturn here yesterday Adv1ces from ,t, teI
aIso told of light rains which had paftlallS . le!
onvfetv regarding the crops in the Unlted 80
~ s3ranCtb late in the day was based 10 soihe
avtort ON a considerable Improvement in the loca,
demand for cash wheat, sales to-day oei5 -
- So COZ hush Kansas City at the same tne toll 10
at oyVO % reeatine 10000 bush. all Of which. 1t
- W said was for shipment 10 Mexico The market
VIZ ~ S, H,rnre M almost the top. final quotation
on Nav being 81 O62t and on July S'74c-
,oas or wheat and flour to-day We're tqudI -
% nOO hush Primary receipts were f-I'VVU' 49,, 80
compared with $4,000 bush the cor.eSiUui,i5 CIt @
a year ago. Minneapolis, Dulltn anu = oIiIcas @ -.
ortad receipts of 242 cars. against Io7 cars ldsC
II,aek and 1858 cars year ago free sales OS S ~
~ the principal holders caused "eakAesS III -. I
- VI | r,arLat sentiment being bearish the entlre
5o,, A slight recovery was made late IN tle Gay
because of the sharp rally IN "heat anu ,., $3.50
- aIes of 800 bush. of cash corn TO BaltInOIe
orter ~ Increased offerings of corn from Iowa iowa
5,,r{ne the last days We're paruy respoli9o .uI
for heavy tone Inc Ill'ii h0N VI.
teH Ioi el off lac to 1sa1c- Final quotation on May
ras 61glc and July 6lSsq6l44c- Local. recT,plS %
"" "a ,ore with six of contract grade POOR
Tenand for the cash grain caused moderate weak
ess In the oats market, but the volume OF traolhg
Us small The price OF the casn gram ~ "ds olL
'I@S5,o shorts and shippers were the chlet buyers
~ ~ selling was mainly by commission houses Al
tLa lose prices unchanged 10 50 &C @ LOVE-
Ie oIa,, az 51Is051ssc and July at +slsg4614c-
ona1 receipts were 70 Provisions were hrn
+Io,qhout the entire day on buying by gram @ trau
es and a local packer. Hog receipts were snaleI
90, for the corresponding day a year ago AT
the close prices were unchanged to o N 6eaes eaes
@ a9s cars: oats 1ss cars; hogs 27Oo0 head
New-York tribune., 1909-01-15
Rises DISCOUNT RATE.
Bank of England Makes First
Change Since Mdy %, 1908.

London. Jan. 1.-THE rate OF discount OF the
Bank Of England was raised to-day from 2lz 10 8
per cent This is the first change since May q OF
~ year
ne increase in the rate generally antici-
nj and was due TO the small gold reserve, which
hs week stood below t00 0OoOD0, being further de-
is1ed o. nearly 100000 by Withdrawals in the last
lev days for shipment to South America since
taese Withdrawals an unexpected influx OF gold
iron the country raised the reserve as shown IN
te-1sy's bank return. TO little above Sloo.Vouo'
SUI against the general drain only small amounts
hase been coming from Egypt, and for many
months the hank has been unable 10 obtain the
weekly supplies arriving from the mines. as France
Aah Beer persistent buyer Of the metal pre-
tanahly in preparation for the new Russian loan-
MA the banks reserve al such low ebb the high
rs'e Necessary attract gold imports as well as
70 check Continental demands.
me former Bank OF England rate. pa per cent
vas made May q. 1903. and was the low point in
gradual decline from per cent, which was estab-
Hsaeo during the American panic in 1901.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-15

S + & s rossag P Fq to Sfs % Il
n and pair 1sd20c; do grades, 16d11c
dc % dry? pic picked cd p and % over pair fancy i
& G 6S lS d9 large & eoTss & G o9 % orn @ a2 s
N and over to pair. 17c: do Michigan and Qhio, az,
over. l8hal7c; DO average best 15glec; % Western
erage best. 14a5c Fowls western dry PICKED fancy
ande 3 to each n each m boxes * to PG Per do M @ do n to and
n each Ibis large boxes. l5lac DO N each. LOG;
dry picked % southern 14a15s Ohio and
best 15c do dry picked or scaded small and po9r
6ck 0a .sn s Pi spns or fsaoa Ssf "a mG15 m e.
F o 1s 59t DS e Sa @ ss aa bT s9pAR ds O 81 as 1 e
do s s36Es Gfs has. 'rs snsb5 %
grades steady RABBITS in sht supply and arm
TedheaGs 81 56as2 Do maiard ST Esd 81 So a. Tgddy
6Ga 7:c r RABBITS per pair isa56e do ackrabbits per
POTATOES AND b -s market t. for
@ s .ss snE sab f w sln at ss5+
steady FOR yellow redi choice whites hrTn Norfolk
ss kas 1a fpsR @ 6e fee @ F hae
nneTase Romane duii and lover FoT9a Celery largely
little change California oaulIhowers easier Celery
inuda per 6bi s4a<5 do Maine. in bulk. per $50 70.
s S0s p bulk G 90 per $50 * s. 25SS2 Do a s. io@
81 70 .,c % s. sR5 ass . & 90 ss per Sb Or Sas s.
irish per bag 81 3Ods2: DO other European, per bag
s. 81 do per doubi. head bbi $2Q*2 50; ANIsE. New
orleans. per bbl $3G$3 50: ARTICHokES. California
French. per drum. SlOqsIs; BRUSSELS SPROUTS per
Sss SssT' DO New Orleans 0sr bb ,ss2 So Do ea
EHRR6T ger fTS Nss orleans per- 100 banohes oass
81 rs; do unwashed per Dbl bag 75caS1: CABBAGES
sta+e white per ton. S30dS4O DO per bbl 81 q$2 so
do red per tom $}JGSiG. do per Dbl 81 20, do Danish
white per crate S4TS4 do red. crate. s. 5os6
81 5 50T9h CffR9 fR9 cs,orna per- case s. 75a
Jer case 81 3OaSs Florida. case. 81 5oQS3 20
rAUIIFiOwERs. California, per crate 81; do hals
crate 81 2JqSl so: Florida per 5aset u 22aSZ 90
do per box SIaS2 2J: CHICORY. New Orleans. per Dbl
so7S3 30. FStAROIF Orleans per hbl S2 508S3 5O
IcI:CPT ANTS Florida box. S2GS4; KALE, Norfolk
per bhI. 4OG65c: KOHIRABI. New orleans per 100
punches s4aS5: LETTUCE Florida. poor 10 prime per
basket SOcfS1 So OKRA Florida Cuban per carrier
SdTS5; ONi6NS Connecticut and Eastern. white. per
bbl Sc 5O4S5; do yellow. S2gS2 90; DO red
yellow per 81 75gS2 q DO per 100 100 10 bag:
81 25qsl 80: do red. per 40 n bag 19aS- 90 Per
sg sI 50a 3: I2: do red 81 5OGSl 81; do Cuban, new
Dag cS1t% s5 56is2 Is PEAS Florida rer basket s2g
So PEPPERS Florida. per carrier S!Si 40 ~ SqGtJ' 2
5Oas2 80 PARSNIPs Per a9 5eqSi a. plain, Sass
do bermuda per crate S1GS1 so; ROMAINE tloTl9a:
per basket 5OcasI: Bermuda, per box
RADISHES Norfolk. cold frame, per basket 21g
SHAIIOTS New orleans per 100 oqncnes g 2ogSS
do per crate 81 256$2 10: do green per oasket'
Jo no. crate SlGS2 75: SPINACH. Norfolk per DBL c
6S1 25 SQUASH. nearby. Hubbard or marrow, per Dbl
45cSl: do Baltimore per bb dog75c do FloTda Ir
boI 81 5OdS2: do Cuban. white per crate 81 214Ss
T-ISfnTPs Irish rrtabaEa bag tSGfs3c; do Cahaq
rItabaga per bag 90casl DO other rqtahaa , PER FS 2
Florida per carrier. s1qs2 So do Cuban per carrier
60
New-York tribune., 1909-01-15
OTHER MARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

fn,cago Ian 14-CATTLE- Receipts estimated ~
coo head market 10a15c lower; steers - 90gS5 So So
ows S36s5 so; heers. S3qS5 49, bulls. s. 409$3 ~
oIyes 81 50aSlO; stockers and feeders 9Oqs+ oD
bore beayv shipping So 25q$6 81 ~ butchers go %Gg
S az light mixed So 1895 95 choice light 80 s1dso 10
packing 'efTg 'esfHTEEPReceipfs cestmaed 900 head
yynare easy; sheep. S4q$6 lambs s. 23aSs Io Seais
81 25qS7 p. . o. ,az. man
Let steady: butchers and shippers, 80 sg$o ~ ooI ~
e. 5oGS5 60 CATTLE-Receipts. l.115 head 1 MAJ Ae
oU and weak and lower; fair to so9d snIPpe,TS
s6 95eS SS % common 50 50GS3 so SIiEEP-kece!pts
head market strong 81 259S4 I5 lambs strong al S9
81 rs . ,,.. * basd.
,arket fairly active steady; prime steers 20 oCg
S0c lower at S7dSg 7a. HOGS-Rece!pts g. toV ne
MARKET slow and steady; Workers 50 I5GSo oo
e. 9iGS5 F5 SHEEP AND LANES ReceIptS, @ 800 ~
SesS market active; sheep steady lambs Z'c o"er a
S5d$7 10 -. n ooo na.4
Including 500 Southerns market ga loc loNer sas
aIrss Sc lower: choice export and dressed peer
se s56 rs 81 fair TO good 81 75G 50 81; southern
e. 3S5s6. Southern cows 81 60qSi 10; native COWS
native beifers So 5oG$6; bulls - Soue2,
% 759ss 90 HOGS-Recepts 15OOO head man ;. $50
70 bc lower. pigs 15d20c lower; top 30 To- Jun ~ s5 az
ga 10. light SIS 45ds5 30: pigs, 81 25G$o p
Receipts 600 head market slow 70 ~ Uesern
Ss 951fs7 T5 yearings - ooa 60 stocte4
yearlings SIS 1896 10; Western sheep S4e$' w.
ane ,,tbnre jan 14-CATTLE-su5ply Light maTEes
.teadv: choice Sc s0ds6 70 prime so 1Ogs9 % * t09
Sunpiy light; market steady; prime "eSSSs'' TVE9T
s57S. culls and common. $2aS3 lambs Soeso "a
S.TvEsS SO 5OlsIO HOGS-Reeeipts fer oxs
tiH and higher prime heavies. So so msaun- % -0s
New-York tribune., 1909-01-15
eIRopEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

rtsr,oo1 Ian. 14-CIosing: wHEAT-spot easy No
S Western winter IS 9lEd; futures quiet: March IS
go Nfay 7s 5s.d CORN-Spot steady; American
Td new via Ciavestonl 43d futures DUH JaIu-
m. 9Ts 4. March IS Esd; May. 5s Esd PEAS
aIy, 2s t:a5v Is 6Iid FT.OUR-Wintsr patents
tsadv aes Cd HOPS London Pacific Coaso Sea1y
EEIELFvtra India steady. lbs Sd POrtN
Frme mess western quiet Lss Cd HAMsIshort 9s su1 ~
20 ~ frn 43 Cd: rib IS 70 "A n hrJn 4s LoS
Clear mddes light. - to 81 n duH 45s oli @ Cf fIe
,4j,es Teavv IS TO 10. dull 40s short clear ba
Is 70 20 n dull clear bellies "a 70 10 ~ easy 2S
p-tr,e western in terces firm. ASS cd: American
dned in pals firm. 49s 3D. BlIFEtt.foo,I, ,, am Jy
SOS 81 canadian finest coIored firm 62s Sd TALL sc
1.S o-' ID, SIi URPENTINE-Spirits firm gus
e. ROSTN-Comrnon firm. IS Cd PEsTiSol5dE5C Nl--i'7
fined steady. T%d- ILNSEED Oll|-DulI Is 'U
New-York tribune., 1909-01-15
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

York, January Il. leOS.
PEEVES-Receipts ~ cars, or l,'64 hesG::, Al.
ooreignej direct saughterers No trading feeiIus
seady Dressed beef in moderate denald at
s67i0i-c per n for ordinary to choice nave SIDES L
A. and Iiverpool cattle and beef marNetS unchanged
NJ oYnorts IRON, this port to day or to morrow
CAVES Receipts 500 head, inc udlnS 'HI
direct to- ubtchers 45 for the market me
prime vealS sold at ~ .'GSic "a
rer 100 10 No barnyard calves offered Iity qItsse
veals firm at 9g16c per 10 country uieSu 9 "
sa14c. 20 r,,,.,o,, ,.,Is 1e1 N average
at $40 1914 per 100 10
s sanders: veals. 165 ~ at SD 30
SHEEP AND IaMBS-Receipts were 6.S9S head. IN
cdIng 23is direct to saughterers and cars LOT
the market Tho feeling steady Tor ooth sseP
lambs one arrived late and was carried i u' a.
common sheen So So good to prime a.
s6aSs 70; good lambs at 81 5oa$7 % per ioo 10 t NO
cbHiro lambs offered: Culs 50 Dressed mutton sIe
at 6a10c per 10; dressed lambs a. lqI31cS. country
dressed bohouse lambs at Sl1d$l2 90 per carcass.
SeIes-W r. Hume 229 Buffalo lambs. o4 10 a'eldse
at 81 75 per 10. ISL do. 65 n. at 81 10 ~ -
Eerns Commission Company: 232 Bu1alo lailos.
at 81 80; do. 66 NJ at 81 60 l9O DO ~ II" a. - ~
Ok Turraio yearlings % IN, at So 10 ,o =, III.
sanders: lambs. 65 n at " o.. - Gus
Al n AT 50; yeariings. 67 to at CO. 4l sa'e
sheep 81 n. at S3 so ,o.- L.o5 t,,1,7
HoGS-Receipts were % cars. 42i1 head. in]cIqI- ]
IN, ia head for the market No sales reported teeng
steady Country dressed hogs unchal9ed at 'ze0O Pc
n for heavy TO light weights
New-York tribune., 1909-01-15
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

London. Jan. 1.-THE weekly return OF the BANK
Of England shows the following changes; Iota4
reserve increased E1,O210G0; circulation decreased
E5S3 600; bullion increased &4S3,0OO other Securi-
ties decreased E5.016000; other deposits decreased
E4.436,OOO; public deposits decreased ElsSOOOO'
government securities decreased E2.2S9. 900. The
proportion Of the banks reserve 10 liability IS now
1880 per cent. against 36.40 per cent last week.
and compares with an advance from ASS per cens
to 523 per cent in this week last year The rate OK
discount was advanced from 21s TO per cent
Paris Jan 1.-THE weekly return or the Bank
OF France shows the following Changes Notes
in cfrCIIlat increase 11SSI5oOO francs treasury
deposits increase 36I5GO0 francs general deposirs
increase 63 $4,000 francs; gold on hand. Increase
800 900 francs; silver hand decrease ZS2o,0OO
francs; bills discounted, decrease 1,925,00O francs
New-York tribune., 1909-01-15
ANSWER TRACTION SUITS.
feceiuers Deny Incorrect Erpend'-
tare of Com panus MOneg.

AeTaan a. Joline and Douglas Robinson, receivers
Ct TIE Metropolitan Street Railway Company filed
yesterday in the United States Circuit Court an
sSers III the suits of the Guaranty Trust Company
$40 the Morton Trust Company against the Metro
p0aian Street Railway Company and others. and IN
nv suit Of The Pennsylvania Steel Company and
- sfe Degnon Contracting Company against the New
we City Railway Company and the Metropolitan
odeet Railway Company The answers are the
sslae In all the suits
ihe respondents deny that receivers OF the
eA FORK City Railway Company they got be-
-en September .. 1907, and June 80 1903, through
.sa1tng III. property, sum in excess of sl3.-
80 They admit receivers OF the Metropolitan
ies' Railway Company and the New York City
.slsay Company they borrowed during this period
. t'fs and used cash on hand at the beginning
me reeeivership amounting to ssCI, ,2sl 33.
"e Respondents admit that they expended in
to's S5ss5.ds1 81 water rates and taxes. s7s5.-
W. Tor material and supplies. s.. .e57S3i 3O in pay
- OF rent Of lines operated under lenses and
- ssinents sso7.4l2 is; il replacement OF property
-Vsea by fires in advance OF the receipt Of in
"a s5i.so 50; fer sprinkler equipment and the
80 i$f 30: for tine completion of the eiectrifca-
-. 81 ihe First avenue line. sljo2 IS; for track
,e- including modification OF tracks for pay-as-
s. enter cars. s270.42s o. for miscellaneous con-
T-e@cn s2sisls 2s. and for horses. 3loss75.
A.. efny that the expenditures set forth we-e
=, eorreet'y made IN accordance with the instruc-
'-,.s Of the court
b :, Roiai expenditures. given b. the receivers
answer amount TO su.7sssss g
New-York tribune., 1909-01-15

COTToN-The cotton market was considerably more
active YESTERDAY. with prices making new high Tecord.
close steady at net advance OF
6l2 points sales estimated at 800 600 bales me
steady. advance OF 39T points. on
better cables expected. firm southern mar
ksts. covering a broadening commission house de
nand during the early session under heavy
realizing After selling of TO net loss OF about l92
points however upon support from
leading interests recent sellers seemed to be I'M
pressed by the small concessions secured result or
rather realizing gales and the market dur
ing the afternoon became firm. with near mont
showing March sold
9 35c, Is points higher Iii points above
the low record for the made October D The
close was only or points from the top under realizing
Southern markets unchanged to 16, higher
the Southwest reporting advance although wires
from Galveston received during the had stated that
there little trading. business quiet and
had been waiting for advance TO sell on The
ket at Little Rock isc lower, but steady. Advicss
from domestic dry goods circles continued
and sales Liverpool continue fairly liberal
scae- Liverpool considerable in the local
market during the day private cables said that the
Continent buying late months in the English market
The old December long interest q prominent buyer
Of March contracts locally.
The range Of contract prices IA
lows:
New-York tribune., 1909-01-15
Cash QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York January IL. !

C0FFEE-The coffee market was moderately active
generally steady firm to-day, the close being steady
al a advance of 5Q1O points. practically 10 points
higher. while sales reported Of 81. $50 bags The
steady advance Of 5n10 points in
cables buying orders
and investment emand which have been
based extent rumors that there was better
of import duty although there seemed TO he
nothing tangible in the create such impress
The advance carried prices into high ground
the movement March selling 595c So
points above the low record the The French
cables seemed reflect q of month shorts
In that market which Val franc higher Hamburg was
i. a. higher the local opening.
lillian markets steady firm with prices unchanged
Rio and 50 refs higher Santos. Receipts al the
40 600 2S 600 and So
two years Jundiahy receipts 22.9no bags.
against -. .0o1 and $1,000 New
York warehouse deliveries continue liberal reaching 1870
bags according oays report. against 9oo6 last year
Fine weather reported in all sections Of Sac Fauo
The for spot coffee with quotations
basis Of TIC Rio Z.
The range contract prices to-day
WAS