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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-12
Nature1,snsl.ga 1es

Motor boating is al! right enough in
is way said tho Albuquerque Nature
Fakir Yesterday with n retrospective
air. "but for real marine rapid transit
and unintermittcnt thrills give me the
festive sport of motor-allicatiug.
had a peculiar experience tu learning
the possibilities of the alligator ass "a
rapid steamer. II was over ON the Rio
Puerco, twenty years ago when that
stream was wctter than ID is now and
infested with great allieators. the hides
of some of which may still he seen
covering the hogans of the NaVajos in
remote parts of the reservation. The
reptiles have been practically extinct
over there Tor over q decade as YOU
probably know. Occasionally one may
be seen in some isolated water hole.
hut those who nave seen them have
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-12
ri>cuor. AN>rro>Al ISSUE.

IN his speech before IN" tvon-
tocnth National irrigation congress.
~ Spokane. Tuesday. Mr Pinchoi
throw down the gauntlet to the in
tcrcHts which DE charges are n1N
attempting To grab the wator powc.
r%afourcps ~ this county through th.
b odium of the most gigantic truat
eyer dreamed az. AR Plnchor admits
that his trust has not got been
formed. but he Expresses tho contic-
tinn that il - bsi1e formed ana warns
40 country Ia rise up and stop 1t
r,W before 1t - toe late Mr. Pm
ohors warning has been sounded
through the medium of magazine ar
tclcs and neWspnn y stories for some
tme past The alarm ~ not new
IT, AZ Mr.. pinehot charges. 4 giant
community ~ powerful interests Is
trying 10 grab an tho available water
power projects IN this country. tha
c,uef Of the forestry bureau is quito
1iRht ln his effort to stop the proceed.
ing and 10 etop II now before IT Is 'op
late II. on the other hand, as "tha
interests allcRe. Mr.. pnchot ~ sock.
ing 10 Interfere with the legitimate
development 81 large Individual pow +
projects, because nf what Representa-
tives al these interests have termed n
hystcrlcal foar Of hobRobllns" thore
would seem 10 be some ground for tho
loud and persistent complaint which Is
going up from "thc intcrcsts' against
Mr. pinchol and his policies
Mr. pinchot It H. interesting to
note. ncrsiatontlv refers to these poli-
cics as the Roosevelt policies, and
never fails, as IN his spokane address.
10 hold an Tho former president as the
originator. ttst |cNuopcut ana most
powerful hacker of the general policy.
of conservation OF natural resources.
which tho chief of the forestry bureau
IL sccking to carry out
Whatever their attitude white Mr.
Roosevelt was president the Inter
csts nov evidently prefer to look
upon these policies as piuchot policies
ana, indeed. the people os q whole,
ana induced, the people ASA wholc arc.
moro and more Inclined To- recognize.
th'sc policies as Nh piuchots own
rpthor than as ne creation of the
Roosevelt brain Recognizing
that without the backing of.
the president of IN, United states.
M. plnt hot tould mover have uut his.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-12

The car seems to be having "a
good time for It man who can't eat
soup until after seven different Cos
sacks have taken ii swallow Of it,
Los Angeles Times.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-12

parted, the attacks. formerly dlVlh'u
betwccn tho president and his chici
forester. have been concentrated upon
Mr. Pinchot and rumors Of rec
Organization OF M the irrigation
compress. aud Of impending con-
fllct bctwccn rinchot ana secretary Of
the Interior Baliingor have served to
bring Pinchot policies prominently 20
the front IN the editorial columns Of
western newspapers The Denver
Times. on the opening Day of the irri-
CATION congress. appeared with a
seathine editorial bitterly assai!ing the
Ptnchot policy at 4h6mesteads on
probation" within the national for
cste Tho Times charges that Piuchots
administration of the forests Is
.feudalism run mad and concludes
About tho time congress flliy m
dcstands how the forest service is
MULTIPLYING he laws. is bul}raaging
settlers. is brcclng q petty Official sys-
tenn Of contemplate and contcmptu-
Gus surveillance is making Of citizens
4 trembling lot OF pleasant tenants un-
der a horde or little |tSfants, Mr. PIN
ehot may hear congress make It noise
like an amendment To the appropriate
llon bin.
Mr. Pinchot Himself Is on proba
ton. ana he IS violating his parole.
Tho above is Il sample Of the form
of attack adopted By the extreme OPP
p%oncnts OF the chief forestor aud his
policies
Upon the same date We have the
following from The san Francisco
call. which apparently seeks to line upI
Secretary OF the Interior Hallngcr
with the active opponents Of the PIN
ebut policies:
'NashIngton adviccs are that Soc.
rotary Iallingcr is resolved 10 get PINE
ehot and Ncwcll out Of tho way. PIN
ehot. as the chief forester. has stood
Hike q rock for the conservation Of the
country natural resources. Newell,
as head of the reclamation service, is
creating q new empire by the redcmp-
men arc leading opponents Of Rooac-
velt's most vital policies, but they
stand IN the road Of the land grab
bers ana tlmbcr thieves,
IN the campaign against pinchot
ana Newoll Secretary B|aliluger shell
ters his advances behind legal tcchni
e%alities. but the publie VIII have no
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-12

Perhaps the real reason VI Barrie
declined to be made "a lord is hat ne
didn't care 90 got in the same class
with Sir Alfred Austin.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-12

The sutton hearing SENS to have
heen turned into a game Of tag to
see who SHAH be 'it.'-PhocniX Re
publican.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-12

While is D. at work the civic I'M
pioNcmc society might organize "a
raid o, the drovcs OF accomplished
iriiut %Vocaiists which hold Rightly
concerts ON Albuquerque bact fences.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-12
The tnscorchcd Editor.

Cash may bc cola, but il looks like
hot STUFF to ms, even if we haven't
burnt our fingers lately -Tularos;
Tribune.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-12

Jerome thinks the Thaw family is
pretty poor stock this however. is
mild compared To what the Thaw
family thinks nf Jerome
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-12

Secretary MaeNcash asserts that
Mr. %l'unner. who designed the new
Lincoln cent. put his initials too
prominently ON the coin. Mr. Mac
Ncagh should consider the modosty of
the artist which induced him to re-
troin from putting ON his run name.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-07
No DECISION YET
yc,r Hauen-Canadion Pacific Agree
ment 4gain Discussed.

--esfdents Of al the railroads affected bv
-. Haven't Canadian Pacific differen.iaI rara
ue .bo,,o5 freight held another meeting here
OF -. 20 consider the question, but were un-
zach any agreement, and adjourned until
6O'I q when 4 final effort will .be made to settle
-At-,-trove-sy. II no agreement is reached at the
me eetjnE the whole subject will be referred to
hsA, eouive heads ot some disinteresred roads for
arbitration.
n HAYS vice-president and general traffic
'l' - ~ the Grand Trunk of Canada it was
hla'~' -evented any definite agreement being
So Nj Hays was also absent from the last
- - which il was agreed 10 place the stand
u-zu diferentlal lines a parity and to
81 .hs water lines one-haf the differential they
g. - His absence on that occasion prevented
- rsing taken on this agreement and a sub
...,aa was appointed 10 see him and obtain the
sa,t or the Grand Trunk TO the plan. the offset
ee.cl, II was said at the time, would he to give
. ~ Haven lower rates by its water lines and
- connections eouate ii with the trunk line roads
sieve = Of competition at its northern points.
- ,,t,-conlrnittee was unable however to get
- communication with Mr.. Hays.
q. es+ardav's meeting it was decided that the
- hitch had been agreed st the preceding
- ord only awaited the consent Of Mr.. Hays
: - nut through was not feasible. as It would
- TOO great an increase in the rates Of the lake
-s ooean lines. Various propositions were dis
- h, the presidents yesterday. but sou-
=, e tho difficulty arrived at II is hoped
= ~ HAYS will he present at the next meeting.
no,hfng definite can be accomplished in his alb
ssnce-
a,+s-enoe Yesterday were James McCrea. Of
- PENNSYLVANIA; W. g Brown. OF the New York
-. charles 5. Mellen Of the New Haven; X.
:, T-,.sdale Of the Lackawanna; T. d. Under
- - the Erie. Lucius futile, of the Boston &
49,. oscar G. MURRAY. Of the Baltimore & Ohio.
eao-gs F Baer. Of the Reading. and E. D. Thomas.
:. So Tshigh Valley
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-07
Citations.


TINHE PEOPLE CT THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
A by he grace OF God free and independent. TO
Martha K Elliott Blanc and EfildegardS
King the widow. heirs and OF kin OF William F.
King late Of County OF New York deceased. send
greeting: Whereas. Union Trust Company OF New York
OF The OF New York has lately applied 20 tho
Surrozates Court OF County OF New York. to have
certain instrument in writing bearing date the 18th
OF 1901. relating TO both real and personal
property duly proved the last VIII and Testamens
n William king. Of the County OF New YORK.
deceased Therefore you and each OF cited 70
OF County OF New York.
ONCE in the County OF New York. on the list
day OF April one thousand nine hinded ana nine az
half pas ten O'Clock the forenoon OF tha day then
and there attend the probate Of the said lasr WI
and Testament
And Of hereby cited. as are under tbs
ge OF twenty-Oue years required appear your
guar 10 have none 10 appear
and apply to be appointed, or IN the eveat %
failure do a guardian will De
pointed bv and for In
proceeding
In Testimony Whereof. have caused the OF ths
Of the said County OF New York os
hereuntO Affixed witness Hon Abner G Thomas. q
Surrogate OF said County Of New York. az said
County the Path day OF February. IN year our
Lord one thousand nine hundred and nine.
a. 81 DANIEL J. DOWDNEY,
Clerk OF the SgzrssAtss cesA }
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-07
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

--o,r-rcN IRA DINCI.-Foreign houses sold 10000
IT, ~ balance in the local market In London
&c -s,a-al market closed under the best as con-
.o-sroe Of realizing sales Git-edged issues were
- features in the DAYS trading. Call money
ss easy the British capital with per cent the
,,-szsi,ns rate. Short time bills were quoted at
= ne- cent and June uaturities were made at
ia rer cent. Continental discounts were IN
changed.
cold EXPORTS PROBABLE.-Sterling ex-
,fsnre was strong yesterday. advancing almost TO
-. jevel at which gold could be shipped To Paris
direct The rise in rates was helped by foreign
sales Of American stocks in the local market II Is
,--sa-z+oo5 arrangements are being made send
fgrrber amounts gold for London account TO Ar
gentns
MORE TINE FOR NOTE DEPOsITs.-The COM
--i-tee Of which George Q. Clark IS the chairman
ss notice 10 the holders Of collateral trust notes
a the Atlantic and Birmingham Construction Com
psrv and the Atlanta. Birmingham & Atlantic
Railroad Company that the time for the deposit OF
notes has been extended &c May !
JAPANESE BOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS
given that 20.000000 yen Of the Imperial japanese
government exchequer bonds, internal loan. second
japan On April / redeemable on or after April 80
N Jspar For the cony enienCe OF holders Of these
=honds Z list q the drawn bonds VII oe posted %
the Yokohama Specie Bank. Limited, h j ina
rish. No. So Wall street, about May /
NEW CURB STOCK-AnnounCerent Is made
that the stock OF the Majestic Mines Company viii
be listed On the New York curb on Monday. The
Majestic has taken over the o. x, the Hickory.
the Earringto Hickory the NlchsburE, the South
err States the HoosieT Boy, the Larkspur, the
Copperfeld and the Treasure mines Operations
vii be begun on several Of the properties at once
SECOND AVENUE COUPONS.-The receiver OF
ne Second Avenue Railroad Company is paying
ne coupons due November l. 1905, on the general
consolidated mortgage bonds, at the once or the
76usrsnty Trust Company Of New York
DIVIDEND REDUCED.-The directors Of the
Eeokuk & Des Moines have declared q dividend
c. ! per cent on the preferred stock, payable on
Nay ! The last declaration. in August lSe' was
= per cent
PEOPLES GAS DIVIDEND INCREASED-Ihe
directors Of the Peoples Gas Light ana Coke Cotn-
rsny Of Chicago, have declared a quarterly clVl-
dend Of IA per cent placing the stock on per
carr annual basis an increase OF ! per cent.
STRICKEN FROM THE LIST--Ihe Stock TX
change has stricken from the list United states
Envelope Company preferred stock
nTRFCT0Rs REFIECTED.-At the first stock
LADDERS meeting Of the recently Incorporated
Pheips Dodge & Co. held yesterday, the directors
were reelected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-07
BETHLEHEM STEEL REPORT.

The report Of the Bethlehem Steel Company for
the year ended December 8 shows net manufacture
ing profit OF s. 20 against S2569252 in 1907 and
total net income of $21a2355. loss of $4466 After
interest notes there a balance of S2,05l6SS.
and after charges and depreciation A balance of
and in banks Sl.433o65. In the year there was
charged TO cost of operation for ordinary and ex-
traOTdinaTy repairs and maintenance 81 654,51, but
this appears IN the profit and loss account, only IN
so far material on which work was done during
the year was shipped. on the other hand. all ship
ments which work done in previous years
carry in their their proportion of the repairs
of these years Consequently, it can be said that
repairs TO the amount Of approximately A.o9oHr
have been charged against the earnings of this
year. The total estimated amount Of the orders
booked by the corporation in the year Is Sl442N's
with an estimated amount Of uncompieted orders
hand December 81 1893. of S,592,52 against Sl5-
6l5.oS orders booked in 1907 and S,5l4,665 unCom-
pleted orders hand
For several years past the discovery of large
bodies Of ilon ore on the north coast Of Cuba has
ests in the United States, and this development has
been carefully followed by the company, with the
result that there have been acquired large tracts
Of ore bearing lands. by announcement purchase
and lease While the quality OF ore on these prop
critics Is not Of the same standard that on the
south coast Cuba the company present
workings. recent developments in the preparation
and Of the ore make il practically certain that
these properties viii become of great value In the
future the tonnage already proved ~ in the prom
critics now owned or controlled by the Bethlehem
Steel Company being sufficient for many years TO
come. These mining properties constitute an asset
Of great value the company and the preservation
and economical development Of the reserves
ceiving close and careful attention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-07
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. April 6 1909
BEEyES-Rsceipts 81 cars. OF 5JS head. in
CluqIug saughterers and for the market
There trading in live cattle today The feeling
GlOr uer for Liverpool cables quoted
live cattle higher 13 T14l4c II. dressed weight
also higher at IA t4 &c per
n dressed weight. beef firm OdlOlac
Ton Majestic VIII tahe out ABOUT lou
quarters OF beef
CALVFS-Receipts were $50 head. including 500 for
butchers the market Trade was limited
bur prices Iust The bulk OF the stock was
held Wednesdays trade Common 20 fairly good
ohio veaIs sold S6cSS 62z leo n No prime stock
changed hands Dressed calves selling yesJer
DAYS decline Sg14c per 70 for city dressed veaS
and SRl2lzc for country dressed
Sales-Tobin shannon So Ohio veaIs. Is 10 average
a SIS B2ia per 100 ~ X do. 100 n AT So
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were cars or 1853
head. ali market making. with the stale stock
l cars sale quiet at generally steady
prices with cars likely be held Ordinary an
shorn sheep s. ger 100 n. common 70 prime IN
shorn lambs Sass 25 car OF Maryland spring
iarhs nj S. 30 per head Dressed mutton steady S
lie uer N lambs slow at liza t3'2C with best
high lac. country dressed hot
house lambs in demand S4GSI per carcass-
Sales-Kerns Commission company: "a unshorn laInrs
81 M average at - y per 100 n $50 do $ 10 IS %
90 do Sc 10 SIS 10 81 bst IS % 10 do. IS
n at 81 81: Maryland do. - n. at S. II Indiana
unshorn Indiana sheep. lo4 n. at 50. 5
Maryland do 1903 70 at So; 13 Maryland spring lambs at
60 judd & Co POO lambs IS ~ at IS 20: 227
So 10. at IS
HOGs-Receipts we're m cars or I64s head in
the market Feeling steady for all
weights Ohio pigs sold at 81 per loo u. Country
saies"Tobin & shannon: 10 Ohio pigs. los 70
Sanders date yesterday. hogs 161 n. st
s. 3d. roughs l4O ~ at 81 80 stag 80 n at So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-07
Change an Firm.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE UNpER-
y DESTROYS OF continuing the use q tns
partnership name Strong CadvaladeE DC certify a.
follows -, -.
Frst-That the said firm partnership has business
countries and has transacted ous
ness in this state for three years
Secon6-That or the firm under wnicn slcn
partnership conducted Is Strong & Cadwalader
which principal placs of business
IS to be located is the County OF New York
Thfri-That OF business inendsd
to be transacted is the practice OF the law
OF all partners interesCsd
OF OF full and theT respective
places OF residence follows John L Ca6walsdsrs
residing City and County Of New YORK Henry "
TAFT residing in the City and County or New YORK
George residing in the City and County
Noel Gale. residins IN the City and County
OF New York: John Henry Hammond. residing In the
city County Of New York Hugh A Bayne. residing
IN County OF New York
In Whereof. the said parties have duly siEed
JOHN L. CADWAL-ADER.
HENRY W TAFT.
GEORGE F. BCTTERTORTH,
NOEL GALE.
JOHN HENRY HAMMOND.
HUGH A BAXNE.
State OF New York. County OF New York,
on this I2th day Of March 1909. before personally
John L CadwaIader. Henry " TAFT. Georges
p F3utterworth Noel Gale. John Henry Hammond and
Hugh A Bayne. each known and known TO
he one Of the described In who executed
instrument and each Of whom acknowledged
10 me that he executed the same
rSEaI ~ Notary A W ANDREWS (Ssl
Notary Public. New York County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-07
OTHER MARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, April 6-CATrLE-R 1000 head mar
ket steady: S5QS7 10: S4S5 80; heers.
SO 25qS6 bulls IS I5GS5 5 calves s. oG9$I 80: STOCK
eTs and feeders IS S0Q$5 80 HOGS-Recepts. 10000
head market 5GlOc higher choice heavy shipping 81 20
as %; 81 lOaST -; light mixed S7QSI TO-
choice light l0G$7 To- packing 81 OSg$ To- pigs 50 80
as so; bulk sales. 81 05q$7 20. sHEEP-Receipts.
- 600 head; market steady sheep s. jOgS6 75 lambs,
S5aSS %. yearlings S64Si 90
East Buffalo. April 6-CATTLE-R 200 head;
market dull: prime steers. So 254S6 20 VEALS-Re-
head. active and SOC lower, at S1dS9
LOO head. market active heavy so
aSs IS; dares. S78ST 80. SHEEP AND I-AAfBS-Re-
sints 300 head sheep steady yearlings
15c and lambs 25c lower; lambs. S6gSS -
lngs, $TdS7 %
kansas civ ApriI 6-CATTLE-Receipts, @. 400 head:
no Southerns market steady active: choice export
Western steers sOGS6 80; stockers feeders
X. southern steers eOG$6; southern COWS ESQ
81 30; native 81 50GS5 native heifers So go
So 10: bulls. So 25qS5 y; calves $4uSI so HOGS-Re
81 05 bulk sales. T0$T, heavy. Sc 95qS7 05 pack
ers and ST S5dST light 6OqS6 pigs
SHEEP-Receipts 5000 head; market strong TO lOc
5OdSS, yearings SO 2Ja$I 80; wethers
ass so.
Cincinnati April s. -EOGS-Recepts. 1.4OO head: mar
kAt strong 5diOc higher butchers ana shippers. 81 400
81 As: common. 50 6Oa$6 90. CATTLE-Recepts. 213
head: slow and steady; fair 70 good shippers
e. a57S6 10: common. 81 T5TS3 O5 SHEEP Receipts
at So 25dS7 20.
Pi+tshurg April 6.-CATTLE-R RECEIPTS light: market
steady; choice Sc 25dS6 80; prime. S6aS6 25 SHEEP
Supply light: market steady prime wethers 50 S5S5 So
CALVES. SsGSs % HOGs-Recepts light market
slow: prime heaves. 81 45qs7 5O mediums 81 4oGS7 as
heavy Workers 35dS7 light Workers, SI9$T pigs
IS 5oQS6 10: rouShs. S6dS6 CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-07
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. April s. business the market
continues quiet with few fresh transfers and those only
Of Operations in lien
OFF and the market eagerly awaiting the domestic
the West show that the bidding 20
Wo the sheep backs continues high % cents
paid in Montana for choice lots The shear
ing Nevada has begun and with favorable weather
the work will commence In other Western
Secured woods hold firm and in demand. The
Ing domestic quotations follows: Ohio and
PENNSYLVANIA feeces NIX, 34N35C; y, grass No /
washed 3sq39c: No washed 3sa39c fine unwashed.
blood combnR 3lc: threeeighhs blood
conbing ale: one-quarter blood combing. 29a31c:
lale washed. 39a40r Michigan. Wisconsin and New
YORK deeces-Flne Ilnwashed 22d22c delane
2SG2gc; one-halr blood unwashed .za3Oc eghths
blood unwashed 29c: quarter blood. 2SN29c.
lucky Indiana and Three-eghths blood 29a
zoe. quarter blood 2eGIc Secured values: Texas
70 months G0G62c fine S months. 52654c:
fine fan 45a47c. Northern. 5Sa6oc; middle
ro,nt,- 4S50c: fan free 43G45c OregOn-Eastern No
STAPLE 62a63c Eastern clothing 55G57c; valley No /.
zs750c Terrtory-Fne staple. 63QG5c fine medium
staple 6oa62c fine clothing 5sa62c; hne medium cloth
5GG5sc: one-half blood ala68r ihrHeZtlgahs oeoI
&C: fne a 5s463c supers, 5oqS5c: supers 43g45c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-07
EXPORTS.
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

- New York. April 9. 1909.
COEEEE-The coffee market continued to-
day. with the months relatively easy. Price changes
We're small however with the market closing steady
unchanged t. points lower. Sales for the inolud
ing a few exchanges, about 20 900 bags Tho
aTke! opened steady at UNCHANGED prices to decline Of
points months being influenced by the scattering
hquidatlon while later positions steadied by the
generally steady of gen
eral situation seemed be unchanged,
action of the market suggests period been
reached when the disposition is await further de
velopments doubt considerable IN
certainty 10 whether spot liquidation would follow
an assurance that import tax would be placed
conee. for while II IS supposed that there old
secay9 interest outstanding there have probably been
considerable purchases of actual coffee by who
desire he in position profit should
such he imposed Recent adviCes Washington
to cut down the chances duty but naturally
must be uncertainty in this direction until definite
action Is taken Meanwhile Brazilian continue
light foreign markets sustained
N'eries liberal and there little weakening
Of the spot situation, quotations show little dis
position 10 follow the reaction which has occurred in
the market for contracts Receipts at the two Brazilian
ports reported day 0CO0 bags 2lO11
terday, and New York warehouse deliveries 1876
bags Neither - the Brazilian markets showed change
and the European markets as
The market
the basis OF SssC No I.
The range Of contract prices ;he local to-day