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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26

rial upon this location would not need
TO be so high as TO bring /; into com
petition with the Washington Monu-
nient. since IL would stand on n broad
plain surrounded by an amphitheatre
OF hills. and would he as widely seen
and as impressive as upon hilltop
The report quotes the late Secretary
of state John Hay. one of Lincoln's
secretaries and biographer. as beirs
In favor of this site. Lincoln" Mir.
Hay is quoted as saying. "of all .A!neri-
cans next to Washington. deserves
this place OF honor. He was OF tho
Immortal You must not approach too
close to the immortal His monument
should stand alone, remote from the
common habita;!on CT man, apart from
the business and turmoil of the city:
isola ted. distinguished and serene OF
ali the sites, this one near the Potomac
is the most suited to the purpose"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
WORST SMASH OF
SEASON IN COTTON

New Orleans. La, July 25.-The
worst smash OF the season in the cot
ton market came to-day without any
warning. The loss on the new cror
months. the principal object OF attack
By the bear side, amounted TO exactly
forty points or So bale. August. in
which all that is left of the old crop
interest is centred lost thirty points
or $3.50 bale. The decline was
caused By heav: short selling. which
hardly let up for a minute during the
day. Under the pressure the marke,
gave ground steadily, and on the way
down stop loss orders from those trad
ers who had gone long In anticipation
OF the now long delayed reaction were
constantly reached This sweiled the
selling. The market had next 10 no
support. and what buying orders there
were came from shorts who wanted
10 realize prohts.
The decline began in Liverpool. and
that market was SO much under expec-
'ations on the opening here that initial
prices were eight to ten points down.
Without anything that looked like "a
recovery or n reaction of consequence.
prices fell until on the actual trading
they were thirty to forty points under
yesterdays final quotations. The close
was fourteen TO fifteen points down,
bids and offers considered
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26

which was much enjoyed. There is no
sickness reported. and none is antici-
pated.
The First. or Richmond, Battalion
was much complimented on Its sol
dleriy appearance and bearing. and Ma
Jor Price Is credited with thus carly
In the encampment of making great
improvement In his battalion The
rations as furnished are of the best,
and not single complaint has been reg
istered at camp headquarters.
Colonel Stern has obtained leave to
be in Richmond next Monday, the 31st.
FOR the purpose OF moving his law of
fees.
Major Winfree obtaied leave to-day
for twenty-four hours. being called to
Lynchburg on important business.
colonel 10 Lane Stern entertained a
bevy Of pretty girls at his Headquarters.
this evening.
Lieutenant Phefer aid to General
vaughan Is doing the social features
at brigade headquarters.
Major Warning. OF the generals staff.
amused a party of his brother officers
to-day by relating a most remarkable
chicken story, which it would be well
he should not repeat except where his
veracity Is indlsputable.
Major King is organizing a baseball
club from his battalion, which he en-
poets to defeat the champion Culpeper
team some day this week.
w. S. CHAPMAN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
A. C.L. SURGEONS
MEET IN NORFOLK

Norfolk. Va. July 25.-Wi,h more
than 100 present. the seventh annual
session of the Association of Surgeons
of the Atlantic Coast Line Railway
opened in this city this morning at the
Lynuhavea Hotel.
Representatives were present from
Virginia, North and South Carolina.
Georgia, f'!orida and Alabama. The
body was presided over By Dr G. q.
Thomas. of Wilmington, y. e. chief
surgeon and chairman OF the executive
committee. There was a general dis
cussion on Fractures" led by DR.. j.
NJ. Parrot, of kinston, y. c. One OF
the principal and most interesting talks
OF to-day's session was the address VI
Dr. c. r. Wertenbaker. of the Marine
Hospital Service. on Railway Santa
ton"
His address was replete with val
liable suggestions regarding the indi-
vidua! drinking cup. He said If the
surgeons of all railways would help to
correct unsanitary conditions that came
under their notice the dement's to the
country would lie tremendous
Tomorrow the surgeons. with their
wives ad children. will be given a trip
ton Roads.
Papers were read by DR.. r L. yell
lott of Lynchburg; NJ. NJ. McCord, of
Whigham. Ga, and w. 3. Alderman. OF
Waltcrboro, 5. c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
WORK FOR SOLDIERS
OF FIRST REGIMENT
Companies Exercised in Various Formations and
Dress Parade Hundreds of Visitors Enjoy
Interesting Spectacle
Special to The Times-Dispatch. j

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Camp Sale, Culpepcr, Va. July Is
The second day of the encampment of
the First Regiment opened bright and
really cool. The work of instruction
began at $3.50 a. NJ. as scheduled. and
for four hours In the forenoon the
twelve companies were exercised in
square company and battalion extended
order. When tho companies returned
TO camp the men sought their cots.
The afternoon was devoted to In
struction in guard mount, and each
regiment had dress parade.
Hundreds OF visitors from Culpeper
witnessed the interesting spectacle.
The regiment made u fine display. for
which Colonel Perry, the commanding
officer. was highly complimented by his
many friends.
The total strength OF the regiment is
forty-two officers and 539 enlisted men.
which includes the band. After parade
the band gave delightful concert.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
NInItor- at the IIoteI..

LeXington-W. Y. Stedman stuart,
W W H en-; Norfolk: ". G. Boulward
s!nis; John a. Mckay. Tunstali's; r.
". Waldrop. Norfolk. +. F. Daniel
Virginia
pavls-G; W. Briggs. seo,tsville; E
Fort Monroe; II. Madlin. Diilwyn. Mr..
and Mrs. A. /. Rife. Roanoke.
Murphys-H. e. Watkins. Virginia;
\. S. Priddy, Lynchburg; J. E. Webb,
r, J, Holly, Norfolk Miss Emma Rove.
fredericksburg Thomas II. Walker
Virginia; II. L. Finlayson. Norfolk. f.
II. Williams. Smithheld; Robert GIL
Wilcox, Warwick county: John 5.
Brewer. Danville; DR.. II. s. Myers. Am
herst; w. j. Drew, Jr.. Lynchburg: NJ
y. Harris. South Hill: NJ. E. owen.
II. E. Chatham. Hampton.
Mrs. a. 3. Hager. Virginia. j. D. Con-
rad. Virginia: w. Buckner. Virginia: Fl.
e. Mosby. virginia:
ton; j. a. Cofer. Boydton: E. W. Car
yer, Roscobel; p 3. Meyer. Carriers
Vile: C. coutts, Dunkirk; Thomas Da-
wilson. Dunkirk: G. r. Jarvison. Roa-
noke: w r. Jones. Boydton: ]. D. Da-
stumpf'sMR. L. Hudgins. virginia
S. ]. Coleman. Roanoke: w. T. CARR
son. Columbia: G. e. Fleming, virginia
]. B. Bailey. Emporia; a. ]. Desmond
Jefferson-F. Busk. New York: w. NJ
Pickett Charleston - Va: D. NJ. Ba-
ker. Los Angeles. Cal; H. Sues. New
York; Fl w Davis. Chas. L. Anderson
Philadelphia; Jas. Allen, Memphis
Tenn: II. L. Lories. Roanoke: va.
Lloyd r. Lewis Atyxen. Pa: ]. r. Cum
nlngham. Lexington. XIV: ]. T. Sulll-
van, Louisville. Ky: D. D. Armstrong
Atlanta. Ga: w. Widnall. Jr., New
York G. H. Storv. Nav Jersey: Stanley
Woodward New York: G. w. La1dlaw
Chicago: 4. Strohein. Cincinnati. O..
w. IT. Hughes. Chase City, Va; Geo. II
Rumhough and wife. I,ynchburG. Va.
N G.: I. d Sloss. Pittshurg. Pa: ]
Wilton Hope and wife. Hampton, Va
u e NInnnhan. Philadelnhia. Pa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
LINCOLN MONUMENT
SITE RECOMMENDED

Washington. July 25.-The commits
SION on Inc arts to-day recommended
that the 100000 memorial to Abra-
nam Lincoln. in this city. take the
FORM OF monument in Potomac Park
on the same axis as the CapI,o, ana
the Washington Monument \ design
for the memorial. the report says. has
not yet been selected.
IT is impossible" reads the report.
TO overestimate the Importance OF
giving to a monument of the size and
significance of the Lincoln memorial
complete and undisputed domination
over large area, together with GER
tain dignifed isolation from competing
structures. or even from minor feat
ures unrelated TO # Upon no other
possible site IN the city Of Washing
ton can this end he secured so com
pletely as upon the Potomac Park
site"
The commission found that memo y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
CHARTERS ISSUED

The following charters were issued yester-
day by the State Corporation Commission
The Ashbridge Realty Company Gnc.),
Fairfax Courthouse, Va. sydney Ashbridge.
president: Edith VI. Ashbridge. secretary;
John Ho!!ingsworth-an OF Washington, d.
C. Capital. si,ooo. Objects Real estate
business.
white Springs GncD. Roanoke. Va L. 4.
Scholz. president; Henry scholz. secretary
and treasurer: James r. schick-all OF
Roanoke. Va Capital: $4,000. Objects:
Mineral water business.
\ license do business in Virginia was
issued to the Clarke County Construction
Company. a corporation organized and ex-
ist!ng under the laws OF the State of Ken
lucky. r. T. Irvine. OF Big Stone Gap. stat
utory agent. Maximum capital authorized
by charter, s2l,00D Objects: Ouarrying
stone, building streets and turnpikes
\ license to do business in Virginia was
issued to the National Fire Insurance COM
peny, 2 corporation organized and existing
under the laws Of the republic OF France.
y. T Peasants. OF Richmond, statutory
agent. Maximum capital authorized by
charter. 100000 fruncs. Objects: Fire in
surance business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
STRANGE FATALITY
PURSUES FAMILY
Members Afflicted With Heart
Trouble That Proves Fatal
Early in Life.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

Williamsburg. Va, July "a
strange fatality Seems to follow the
Alexander family. which lives on "a
farm just wes; OF williamsburg. On
the old Waller. Mill Road Yesterday
ofte1 noon. ATTIC: an illness of less
than week. the wife and mother
pissed away. Less than mouth ago
young son Gied. after an Illness II n
Kew weeks. anil Z year or SO ago an
other son died III the same rome. Jhe
iuiniiy came heie from the North, and
Just before they LEFT for this state
tE'y lost An eighteen-year- old Guuai.
ter. Lesidcs all these bere.vemenls
tile father IS slowly dying vim Creep
Ing Paralysis. while TWO young 5 MS
are IN delicate health witt no chance
OF ultimate recovery or even reason
ably long ne They seem % DC al
i!icted with L folm of heart trouble
ma proves intal early in ne.
airs. AitAf nGer whose &C. Oh occur
rel yesterday. was In Williamsburg
las, week. and said she was .rrarE-
ms I" send hsr husband and Dua IF
San was stricken with tyrAo.l-rncn-
motia. which resulted fatally IN a
sHvEt tihie, ew'na TO weak hcart.
i, A Ter :, lying tor nearly torr years
OF lhc late Ieier Powell. who MAS
SGail Is ninety years old when nc cied.
we're cisihteiret, and Saturday nilht.
by lantern light, reinterred bv the Size,
OF ms wife in old Bruton parish
churchyard. Mr.. Powell had requested
that his body be buried there. but when
he died a city ordinance prevented his
daHiiy from carrying out bis request.
since chen the ordinance has been re-
pealei, and the church vestry passed
resolution allowing burial 81 bodies
IN the cEurchyard under certain vondi-
lions. one OF which being that tins, bod v
be incased in metallic caskct
MISS Seloyer, VINO has been the
housekeeDer at the Eastern State Hos
pltal for many years. has tendcrel her
resignation She Is considered !, most
eihcient "fticer ami her determination
20 leave the hosp'tal Is generally re-
GREETED by the officials
1t Is reported that County Suoc,visor
John y. Barnes was seriously injured
this morning by being kicked in the
mead by mule.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
Building Permits.

Building and repair permits were Issued
yesterday as follows
q. Is. Jones. Jr.. 10 erect Il detached ,wa-
,hlrd Street, 20 cost 81 2oo
Hollywood Cemetery Company 70 erect
frame shed IN OF 400 south Ch.rrv
street. TO cost $50.
Richmond Structural Steel Company 70
repair E frame workshop on the South cd,
Q; Dock stree; between Nineteenth and
twentieth Streets. 20 cost 400
r.. d. Harlow. to repair a brick s,o-A 40,
Brook Avenue, 10 cost 500.
Charles H. koss to repair a brick dwell
ing: lE.h South Cherry Street. 10 cost s!so.
w. H Carlow. 10 repair a brick .tore a5io
East Broad Street, to cost $3.50
Virginia Home soE Incurab!es. "a ,ana,
brick hospital I'll West Broad. strect
erectinS a sun parlor. 10 cost Sii00
James d. Crs;np. to repair brick dwell
ing. 500 South Fourth Street, 10 COST s75
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
FINAL SESSION OF
SUMMER SCHOOL
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]


Charlottesville. Va. July 25.-The
last general assembly OF The University
OF Virginia summer schoo! for the ses-
sion Of 1911 was held to-day. In many
ways IL was the most interesting OF the
many gatherings of that sort which
have been held al the summer school
during the session Cabeli Han was
packed with students wno have re-
NAMED over for the examine ttons to
be hcid during the next three days
Tho summer school has been greatly
favored by the presence this summer OF
a great number of vocausts but at no
time has there been rendered more
beautiful music than that at the last
general assembly by Mrs NJ Y. Thomas.
OF Richmond. She gave four selections
and an encore. Airs. Thomas is very
popular at the summer school. having
sung for the students for three or four
summers.
After Mrs. Thomas ,ro-ran. Dr.
Payne In "a few brief words gave a
short sketch OF the splendid work done
IN the summer school, both by facul,
and students He remarked that the!
mas never been so successful session:
mat in no year mas there been such a
splendid, highly trained and excellent
student body here. Dr. Payne thanked
the faculty for its> support and hard
work. the like of which has never been
Witnessed IN any previous session.
Inc summer school closes it's most
rema rka bic year. ard the prospects for
IT'S future are the most nattering in
us history. With thousands of stu
dents throughout the entire South her.
a!oins Its praises. the summer school
was never more certain Of successful
career than al this time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
MANS BoDY FOUND BENEATH
OVERHEAD RAILWAY BRIDGE,
Especial to The Times Dispatch

ISpeclal 20 Inc IIFes- DlspatcH
Alexandria, Va. July 25.-The body
Of Lawrence Bright. about thirty two
years old, was found beneath an over
head railway bridge in Alexandria
county, north OF here. at o'clock this
cheek bones were fractured. y cor
oners jury gave a verdict that lie
came to his death as a result OF sucn
injuries, but that the cause of said
injuries was unknown. Whether Bright
fell from the bridge or was struck
by the train or was the victim OF foul
play Is unknown.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
Around the Hotels

Well known Virginians who were A,
Hurphy's last night We're: DIR. A. S.
Pr!ddy. superintendent OF the State
Epileptic Colony, near Lynchburg: COL
one! d. II. Williams. of Isle of Wight ;
wealth's Attorney or Warwick county,
and DR.. II. 5. Myers, member OF the
House of Delegates from Amherst
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
Meeting Again Ad,ourned.

'lspecial TO The Times -Dispatch.l
LynchourS. Va. July 25.-The ad-
journed meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Academy OF Music Company was
not held this morning at IL o'clock. but
another Adjournment was had until
thursday morning. This step was
taken In response to Il request made
py the committee named last week
10 inquire into the rebuilding of tho
turned playhouse, the committee re-
porting that ii was Impossible for il
10 make a detailed report to-day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
HEAVY INSURANCE
ON O'TOOLE'S LIFE

Pit,sburg. Pa. July 25.-Presiden,
DreJfuss, OF the Pittsburg National
League Club. announced late to-day
that he had placed an insurance policy
FOR $4,000 on Pitcher O'Toole's lite.
and he would take out an accident poll
icy FOR large sum as soon as OTooIe
reported to the Pittsburg club.
o'Toole was purchased recently from
the ST. Paul club for $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Alexandria, Va. July 25.-Lightning
yesterday afternoon destroyed the
home of Edward Nelson. Fairfax coun-
~, four miles south of here, located on
the farm of Daniel Thompson, for
whom Mr.. Nelson was employed rs
overseer. The contents of the house
were also destroyed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
FoRTY-sEvEN DELINoUENTs
FINALLY PAY LICESsES

Forty-seven merchants business and pro-
fessional men. delinquent in the payment Of
thelF state tn1es. which were due MAY /
took advantage OF the grand jury postpone
men; yesterday and paid up. The Others
now have TWO more days o. grace. as ths
jury does not meet tor the Consideration OF
the matter until Friday.
Friday morning is positively the last call
and those VINO have not paid up by "a.
morrow night VIII be indicted and heavily
hned as the law requires for the nonpav
Ment OF the State fees 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26

4 horse and spring wagon. left In
the street last night, were found by
Second Station stable for the night.
The owner. it was said. had missed his
rig. and thinking that the horse had
strayed home. followed it on foot
Lee Farley, colored. was arrested for
reckless driving.
Thomas Williams and Ben Robinson
We're arrested charged with stealing
a pair of trousers from Sandy Graham.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
Held ON Forgery Chnrge.

tSPSciAi 10 ne Times Dispatch
Suffolk, Va. July 25.-James ingram
VINO claims not TO be able TO write
ms name. to-day was held for the
grand jury by Mayor Norreet, on the
negro told the court he found a check
Tor Sl5 and represented himself to
Z Surolk merchant. as the payee He
iHoorsed the paper with his cross mark
ana exchanged IL for currepcv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
ne.nlutinn Agninst PolxEnmx.

Atlanta. Ga, July 25.-The Georgia
Senate to-day unanimously passed n
resolution calling for an amendment 70
the Federal Constitution to prohibit
the practice of polygamy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26

ly. If 1t fails your druggist will re-
fund your money. or II you are not
willing to test 1t on his guarantee. the
D:gestit Company. jackson. Miss. will
send You an order for a full size pack
gist or send a postal to the manufac-
turers. and try this now remedy at
once. You cannot afford to refuse to
try 1t. There Is too much to gain. SOC
at drug stores
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
Ever Have Indigestion?
Ninety Per Cent. Of the People in This Country
Have 1t. Digestit Relieves
Almost Instantly.

Do YOU ever experience the distress
Ing symptoms OF Indigestion. and what
vsould you give for relief? If you
knew that your druggist had in his
store 9; remedy that would relieve in
digestion. sour stomach, heartburn,
ETC. and cure dyspepsia, wouldn't you
have him send you package right
now?
There is remedy called Digestit-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
DESTROYED by Eirc.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.I
Norton. Va, July 25.-The store of
town. was consumed by fire last mig ut
the blaze starting about 2 O'clock
from an unknown cause. Insurance to
the amount of $500 was carried on
the stock, and $1,000 on the building,
The latter belongs to the Norton Gro.
Gerry Company, wholesale grocers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
French Company Lleensed.

With capital of 100000 francs
the National Fire Insurance Companv
OF Paris, France, has domesticated in
Virginia and will be licensed BY the
Bureau of Insurance A. l. Peasants
Of Richmond. is the statutory agent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
Coke Sues Motor Comnanv

Trial began yesterday in the Law ana
Equity court OF the sui. OF John 4. Coke
Jr.. against the Gordon Motor Company FOR
damages laid az 5000. The suit grows ou,
OF the purchase OF motor car, which i,
was claimed did not come up to specifca-
tions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
THE WEATHER

Forecast: NirEinin-Fair Wedr.xd,
nnd Thursday; rising temperutur.
lhursdny; light TO moderate we.I
winds.
probably Thursdny, light, ynrirrin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
In Intere.t of Good Roads.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Louisa. Va, July 25.-Much interest
was manifested in the meeting held
hero to-day in the interest Of rooJ
roads
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
LEAKING BOAT ABANDONED
Crew Is Forced to Take to Open Boat
at Night.

Newport. r. l.. July 25.-Leavine
their sinking boat. the Brilliant, with
her matches awash. Captain Arthur
Meunier and his helper, August Ak
lund. rowed into Newport at midnight
10 report the loss of their craft
The Brilliant was loaded with coal
from Perth Amboy for Providence. Off
Point Judith the seams opened in the
heavy seas. letting the water In with
rush. The crew were obliged to
take to their boats.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26

Money for Ice Mission.
The Times Dispatch has received 81. IRON,
Ashland Friends" for the Ice Mission
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
"Show-Me Plan"
Business Men.

| have a very at
tractive proposition
Tor the man who
wants to do away
with the losses due
to rats and mice.
II a p p c i | c d
strongly I o t h c
firms | give as ref
crences, especially
20 those who had
lad ex p c ricnces
With men who were
quicker at collect
ing than at exter-
minating.
Why not lei me
present il to you?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
Sold at 2oc. a Pound.

AcRae. Ga, July 25.-Thc first bale OF
the 1911 cotton crop to be marketed
was brought here to-day by r. J..
smith. OF this county. 1t weighed an
even 800 pounds. and was bought for
70 cents pound by T. w. Booth
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-15
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK, oct. H--COFFEE--B'u-
lures opened Irregular at an advance OF
10 points TO decline of IS points. Trad
Ing was active following the big excite
ment of yesterday and while near posi-
tons made new high records with Oc-
tober, November and December selling
at Is cents or better, later deliveries
were lower under heavy trading realiz-
ing.
7 he European markets were both
higher with Havre In particular making
fair response TO the local gains of late
yesterday and Milreis prices in Brazil
made new high records, but receipts at
primary points we're heavier. There was
an additional cause for new crop appre-
hension and after some carly irTegularity
the market turned rather easier under
profit taking with the close steady. but
a. decline Of 00H points. Sales, 1877 750
bags. October. November and December,
A76c: January, 1850, February H4lc;
March, 14.l0c; April, l40sc; May and June,
l4.OOc; July and August, l404ci Septem-
Der HO3e. Havre was y to q flames
higher. Hamburg. Y to y pig. higher.
Rio, 200 refs higher at $500; Santos. 200
refs higher. Is. $500 rs, 1890. Receipts at
the two principal Brazilian ports. $4,000
bags against 7l,OoO bags last year. Jun
eiahy. receipts, l07 bags against 5s,SO0
bags last yepr. Showers were reported I'm
most districts of Sac Paule New York
warehouse deliveries yesterday 2065
bags against 5000 bags last year. Spot
coffee, firm Rio No. s, lf4c: Santos No,
H. l6Ae. Mild, quiet; CordOva. nominal