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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-08-24
Praise for Cannon.

Mr.. Roosevelt says that if only parti-
san issues were involved in this con-
test, he would hesitate to say anything
publicly in reference to it, but he does
not feel that this is the case. The
president declares that with Mr.. Can
non as speaker the house has accom-
plished literally phenomenal amount
of good work. 1t has shown a cour-
age, good sense and patriotism such
that it would be real and serious
misfortune for the country not to re-
cognize."
Mr.. Roosevelt then enters on re-
view of the work of the congress and
the important measures passed by it.,
measures which he says are more than
important in any partisan sense be-
cause they SubServe the welfare of
the whole country.
He gives credit to congress in the
matter of the Panama canal, saying:
THE interests banded together to
oppose the canal are numerous and
bitter and most of them with a pecu-
liarly sinister basis for their opposi-
ton Had congress been either tmid
or corrupt and had not the leaders
of congress shown the most far-sight-
va i'oolhtloll III tlitc illultCIs tnC WI IA
Of building the canal would never have
been begun, or if begun. would now
have halted"
Strong approval is expressed of the
attitude of congress toward the up
building of the navy, and then the
president takes up the measures deal
ing with government regulation of bus
mess.
The tremendous social and indus
trial changes in our nation" he says
have rendered evident the need of Z
larger exercise by the national govern
ment of its power to deal with the
business use of wealth, and especial
~ OF corporate wealth, in interstate
business 1t is not too much to say
that the course of congress within the
last few years and the hearty agree
ment between the executive and le2ls
lative departments of the nation in
taking the needed action each within
its sphere, have resulted in the nation
for the first time definitely entering
upon the career of the proper per
Torrance of duty in these matters.
I Beware of the Demagogues.
1T is very easy thing to play this
| demagogue in this matter. to coniine
oneself merely to denouncing the ev
lis of wealth and to advocate, ofte,
in vague language, measures SO sweep
ing that while they would entirel.
fail to correct the evils aimed at, the,
would undoubtedly succeed in bringn!
down the prosperity of the nation will
a crash. But it is not easy to do, al
the present congress and its immedi
, ate predecessors have done; that is
! sternly to disregard alike the self-in
terest of those who have profited b.
the present evils and the wild clamo
: of those who care less to do ava
/. with them than to make a reputation
. with the minimizing.
] But this is precisely what the pres
| ent congress has done. The previou
: congress, by the enactment of the E
/ kins law and by the creation of tn
S department of commerce and abo
/ including the bureau of corporation
Y has enabled us to make great stride
/ in advance along the path of bringin
f the use of wealth in business undo
n the supervision and regulation Of tn
e national eovernment--for in actu;
practice it has proved a sham and pr
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-08-24
Latest Gilt Edge News.

Rev. Father O'Carrol, of Lewistown,
held services at Sawyers hall last
Sunday morning.
Chas. Williams, of Lewistown, was
a visitor here last Sunday.
Mrs. Wright, teacher at Fort Magin-
mis-, was in town over Sunday.
Chas Norlin who formerly clerked
for ]. B. Washburn, was calling on
friends here this week.
F. R. Cunningham, of Lewistown
was a business visitor here Sunday
Mrs. j. F. DAILY, of Fort Maginnis
was in town over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hazeltine, photograph
ers of Butte, Mont, are here for a
few days. Mr.. Hazeltine came from
Kendall, where he did considerable
work.
DR.. Frank was a business visitor
here this week.
A. R. Frame, of Rogers, was a visi
tor here this week.
Matt Sparks was Lewistown Wis
itor Sunday.
Sheriff Slater and wife were visitin;
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Barnes.
G. H. Dahl who closed a deal witt
H. R. Craven, whereby Mr.. Dahl be
comes proprietor of the White House
restaurant, which will be conducted il
an up-to-date manner and everythin:
first class.
Sheriff Slater and Deputy Sheriff
Silverthorne, of Lewistown, were her
on official business and made severa
arrests this week.
The rain and damp weather caugh
several rancharS with hav ont and M
stacked.
G. P. Brunette will start on his bee
roundup this week. Mr.. Brunette say
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-08-24
Dowie's Declaration of War.

Chicago, Aug. 23.-John Alexander
Dowie said last night that all negotia-
tons between himself and Wilbur
Glenn Voliva for settlement of the
Zion City controversy have been dis
continued. Dowie issued a statement
last night, in which he says:
"All attempts at negotiations have
ended in failure. l made clean-cut
proposition to Voliva and his adher-
ents refused to consider it. Then
offered to consider proposition from
them, but it was twice stated that they
had none to offer. Hence negotiations
are closed. and there is nothing mora
at this time to say
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-08-24
The Mid-Gay EeaI
With Little Heaf

The noon day luncheon is more
deliberately prepared than break
fast, and the Jewel Steel Range is
always prepared to do its share of
the work properly.
Note how convenient the high
closet is for keeping the dishes
warm, and what ample room there
is in the oven for all the good
things that are destined for the
table.
One strong point with the Jew
ell is its ability to concentrate the
heat of the fire and direct it where
it is wanted.
The woman who works over a
Jewel Steel Range is never troub
led by excessive outside radiation.
If you dread the disagreeable
duty of preparing a midday meal,
you don't have a Jewel Steel Range
in your kitchen. The Jewel elimi-
mates all the disagreeable part of
the work.
If you have a friend who owns
a Jewel Steel Range it will paw
you to ask her how she likes it. Ger
her candid opinion.
Find out what sort of service it
gives her. compared with Other
ranges she has used.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-08-24
Sfs.0E1p. SuhStan-
TALLY Made Range

The Jewel Steel Range is a mod
Ell of simplicity. There is no exces-
sive ornamentation about it. and
yet its clean cut elegance OF out
line and beautiful finish find favor
in every eye.
The body of the range is made
of the highest grade of blue plan
ished steel
This steel will not rust, chip,
peel or turn white when heated.
1t will not warp, break or crack.
The most severe tests to which
range is ever subjected will not
prove too much for this carefully
selected, high grade steel. The
walls are double, and heavy ashes
tos mill board is used as an inter-
lining to prevent heat radiation.
Hand driven Norway iron riyets
with cone heads, holds the walls
securely and firmly in place.
Two bottoms are installed. one
TO protect the floor and the other
to confine the heat to the oven
fiues.
No expense has been spared in
making a durable. long lasting
range that will give perfect salts.
faction. Buy no other until you
see for yourself its many superior
features.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-08-24

tense to say that the several states
can thus supervise and regulate
President Roosevelt reviews and ap
proves the measure taken to secure
certain rights to wage workers, in
GLIDING the employers liability law
and the eight hour law.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-08-24

A woman worries until she gets
wrinkles, then worries because she
has them. If she takes HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea she would have
neither. Bright, smiling face follows
its use. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets.
Phillips Drug Co. Ho.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-08-24
The Oven that
BakeS Perfectly

The oven of the Jewel Steel Range
is Just what an oven should be;
roomy. square, convenient of ac-
cess, and so arranged that the heat
may be perfectly regulated.
The door is spring poised and
falls to a horizontal position with
out jar. making a broad shelf which
every cook appreciates.
The oven Innings are fully pro-
tected; on the top by a cast iron
plate, and back of the fire box by
an intervening, non-radiating air
space.
The patent oven bottom construc-
ton prevents buckling, and insur-
es a permanently level surface,
feature of supreme importance.
The oven is heated evenly and
quickly and it has no dead cor
ners. and bread or cake will new
er scorch on top and remain doughy
on the bottom.
The ingenious arrangement of
hot air passages compels the heat
10 circulate on all sides in equal
volume and insures the full value
of the heat being attained which
means economy.
Heavy, steel wire oven racks are
provided which abSOrbS little heat
and are easy to keep clean.
Better results can be obtained
with less fuel than with any other
range manufactured.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-08-24

The intense itching characteristic
Of salt rheum and eczema is instant
ly allayed by applying Chamberlain's
Salve. AS a cure for skin diseases this
salve is unequaled. For sale by all
druggists. Oh.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-08-24
Crusoe's Island Gone,

New York, Aug. ga report reach
ed this city today that the South
American earthquake destroyed the
Island of Juan Fernandez, on the Chill
can coast. 1t belonged to Chile, and
on it we're penal settlement and a
fort. This is the island made famous
by Daniel Defoe, as the scene Of the
thrilling adventures of Robinson Cru
soc.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-08-24

THE JEWEL RANGE SAYS: "MALLEARLE IRON IRON
WITH THE CARBON REMOVED GREATEST STEEL CHEM
lists WILL TELL YOU THAT WITHOUT CARBON LIKE
NC QUALITIES.
THE FlREBox STANDS THE
CASE WHY DOES THE MALLEABLE MAN. WHO GREY CAST
IRON IN HIS FIRE BOX Innings, DECARBONlZE THE AND
TOPS HIS RANGE?
JEWEL
BEST CAST IRON THAT CHEMISTS CAN PRODUCE
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-08-24
The Large R00s,1y
Ovens NJ axe Good
Bskling Quite Easy

Baking day is the hardest day i'll
the week in many homes.
1t is one of the easiest in the
homes where the Jewel is installed.
The Jewel Steel Range is trust
worthy. You can arrange your
hampers 50 that the oven will get
just the desired amount of heat,
and then forget ABOUT the contents
of the oven until it is time to re-
move them.
And the fuel consumed is small
in quantity.
Whether you burn hard or soft
coal, coke or wood. it is impos-
siole to maintain uniform oven
temperature with a limited supply
of fuel, as the heat is distributed
evenly On all sides. and with ordi-
nary care, burning anything is I'M
possible.
The oven door drops down from
the top without a jar or jolt, and
forms convenient, smooth sur
faced shelf.
Those who use the Jewel Steel
Range and who have used many
other ranges in the past, can tes-
tify that the Jewel lightens bak-
ing day labor tremendously.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-08-24
CRAZY MOUNTAIN RESERVE.
Presidents Proclamation Setting
Aside Quarter of Million Acres

7 SS'OS''N F'00'o'''deTVIT 0CVITTTJ
Aside Quarter Of Million Acres.
Butte, Aug. 21.-Advices from Wash
ington this evening state that Presi-
dent Roosevelt has issued a proclama-
ton establishing the Crazy mountains
forest reserve of quarter of mil.
lion acres in south central Montana.
The mountains are among the highest
and most rugged in the northwest, and
control the tributaries of the Yellow
stone, Missouri and Musselshell rivers
through their heavy snowfall Snow
can be seen on these mountains al
most at any time of the year. The
crests rise 11,17S feet above the sea
level.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-08-24

Read the Argus for the news.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-08-24

Scrub yourself daily, you're not
clean inside. Clean inside means
clean stomach, bowels, blood, liver,
clean, healthy tissue in every organ.
Moral: Take HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea. IS cents, Tea or Tablets.
Phillips Drug Co. Ho.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-08-24

THE MALLEABLE RANGE MAN WILL HAVE MALL A.
BILE TOPS RANGES CAN'T BREAK THEM WITH A
HAMMER BESIDES OUR Innings ARE OF GRAY CAST
IRON THE GREATEST RESISTANT TO HEAT THERE
THE JEWEL RANGE FIRE
CASTINGS WHICH COME IN CONTACT
IDENTICAL QUALITIES
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
School Agency.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors GOverneSses
TO Colleges. Schools and-Fames. Apply 10
Mrs. NJ. j. YOUNG FULTON. % Union Square
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York December O. 190A
BEANs AND PBAs-ouIte a good deal OF the delayed
stock has come in within the last few days and with
easier especially marrow ana kidney which
h s o s are Sf ] at a @ 8hS TSy sen
any extent 7 ,a are wei sustained Scotch peas steady
ga2 5o DO medium 81 e5 do pea 81 55 40 red kidney,
eye. s. 05g$2 TO- DO lima California 81; GREEN PEAS
Of 9s5,s s9s sS So % Psss fair yess
sjti go for ,o bottn1I '' Far f & ms HrIl @
positively short and sales The market were
Well some important deals IN storage creamery wsrs
fai aed line at s&o and cars at aec ' The western este
gaekings also had some call and are firm but not sqos5y
p1ercantie Exch onosl quotation extras 31c) do
held extras 2aQ2ol3e; do sts 27a2so do seconds 24@
2eqsoc DO hrsts 26g2so seconds 28G25e DO thirds
2a eEta5 3 , s s r' DO 2 ssass @
2c; DO thirds 1sg1sc Western factory. nrsts 21cj do
s66 aaS f i6i'GS d6 PACKING stock No
CHEESE Receipts 10 day 1850 boxea. The market
Sgs rm with VI Iss 6 h0dTs rs Sg to & Offer hs
casionaI sales shade higher, The late made pasy
receipts g only S9a:H-
3 ss s for SaSS @ fo9 White
l47:o 40 octSseE b:st 1s%o; DO late made IQ12Ase;
6s 6G gEe be 162o % DO pat skims prme o
Sif Suii SKINS aG s sa9o ( s00' 40 common '0'' 40
sss 5 aPd.a a s sSpsssss I'd
mild weather IN the interior gives a
feeling as It believed that the high rates
supply PsfrigsratoTs firm for high grades but medium
and qualities rather freely offered quote:
State Pennsylvania and nearby selected white fancy.
.S@45oi DO choice +oa42o; 40 brown and mixed
tras. 9sQ40c: do Arsts TO extra 1Tss S54S7c; do
onds 3OStSAoi fair 2S2So; Western select
ed best s6o do prime 35Soo (ofoial quotation
drties Isd22o: checks boise refr1gsrators special
marks fancy, 24925c; do prime 28c; do fair
good 2H22c: under grades. 1920: lined 20923c
FRUITs-FRESH-A IN liberal supply and weak
berries quiet held steady Strawberries dull
Oranges pientv and low Pinsspples weak. We quote:
APPLES Jonathan per double head bel s2SS: DO Gano
None Such 81 koqs2 60 King S2gSS; DO Ben Davis and
ern Spy and Greening 81 o0gS2 60 do common Sqs2;
per Dbl S24Ss 80; Newtown Pippin. Ear Western per
bog Sc 56G$s' sPtEenberg s. 25g$2 90 do Jonathan.
boGs T5 DO ordinary sorts 76eQS SO PEARS BAurTe
BsurTe d'Anjou s2Rs2 "a Lawrence s2qS2 80: DO
ycar waefeld 81 5O6S3 so; do Kte1er. T5c3Si T6;
GRAPES Cope9rd gggve per fsss oo5Soi do N N3gsF1
i0aISo do NiaSnrs in trays per 100 10 net s3qs2 7S
90 Catawba s2sPs3 so; do 6laek S28$2 25; ClANBER-
RfEs. Cape Cod per oeL s4gsg; DO per crate 81 Tse
saSc DO Jersey per 66l So oos7: DO pc. crate 81 50
6siifornisi Tr pnt 3S5c oAs Florida psg g9 SoI 20
81 25gS8: d. Porto RICO 75oS1 60; Msxlcan 81 0S
IS 40 california. 81 4Sgs2 70; ssArsIHdAs Florida
bARfTsp 81 7o' kuMdTATs florida per quart 10
g1ac. GRApsf FRUIT. Florida par boN 81 boRss so;
ftISGAPTI.is Florida. per eIats slgs525; DO Cuban
HOPS-There is CONTINUED active movement IN the
state 1ad2nisc presumably for eNport
general state market on every 1ag except the highes,
ioA at I7c The ioc. market CONTINUES ysry dlr Tbs
~ ' ~ ,E.':;' !. 1:. .: s"s; ID s Sss iia As i
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

by Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Chicago. Dec. f.-Fron the stronger appearance
The wheat situation or an influx Of buying orders
NAT had been previously held back by the pro-
noirve charge FOR commissions there was an active
tsoe to-day and a substantial addition 10 prices.
ne gain in December wheat was &c. and In the
nay delivery the grain was only Lice behind the
oecemher. Com and oats shared IN the increased
9usierl'y, both as 70 advance in prices and en-
~gement of the business done and IN the provision
market veritsbe boom was experienced IN both
respect Il rhe strength Of the market and the
eel'lty of The trade The market for wheat opened
egae'' tie sentiment among the larger operators
A.V'Hg been gradually turning in favor Of that side
T" ne price problem Foreign advices were not
- g. sla 10 The bull contention that the domestic
e. l'n was more favorable since the placing Of
g. tte1 atoI stocks for delivery IA May. December
a. SIC and May al sS5sc 20 t6lsc, against a73sc
.e-s, respectively, yesterday
s-ss eo p market firm the local receipts be-
~ h!e-! and the weather IN the West unfavor-
90 december al the close was sZa4c and May
- against s-'.c 20 425sc and 45esc. respectively,
- aaE before. There a good demand for
- ~ ln te filing of buying orders. DeceTn-
81 HpSee IN S.iac 10 383sc, and May At 3552c 10
B. W st"rt =" higher for each
tr.,.' son traders experienced one OF the most
- GAYS that the pit has Witnessed IN
So months Values were sharply higher. To
~. Ice investor this market presented better
NJ. nan anything on The floor. Visitors 70 the
~ '-h SHOW, who thronged the floor, were TAX
~ taIl oh the buying side The country men de-
ReE s61s - ,s Supply of hogs is short January
81 70 So and January ribs sold At = 20 20
~ VII ~ = p 10 sStll1
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07

country dressed sold at 1G121ie ana choice stock
saies-John P. Nelson: % Western calves. srs y.
81 IS 100 70; IS DO 2S -. at IS 50; %
do 22G n at 81 S73a- -
So; 155 70, at S. so do. III 10 at s.; to.
lSs 10 81 so: do ia 10. at So do sS ~ at 80.
Go, 90 70 ct S. -.
SHEEP AND L.AATBS-Rsceipts were 1Oi3 2soe
head Including for city seushtsrsrs and cars
for the market making with the stock held
day little more than Ga ears On sale sheep wsre
strong car that arrived late was held over Common
al 81 4O@s7 90 Dressed mutton steady at sloc s
dressed lambs 1OIkQ16c-
saies-W. r Hume: g state lambs. "A - svsraFe, at
81 90 per 100 2ST 90 90 10 81 So state y>AruasA
60 70. at s. 80; 10 state sheep; 50 n. at Sc 20
Newton 8 CO 2SS Virginia iara5s 81 70. at u -
sheep. 10 10. az 81
Kerns Commission Company, no Buffalo Larnoa n
az 81 4O $50 90. 81 70, at 81 40
s. Judd & 80 NTtuffalO lambs. 60 n. al n 20
HOGS Receipts were "a selS head Al m
slaughercrs except head: feeling stasty ana
choca light hogs, pigs tncluds
BE SO I4ISf. Country dressed stA IA Az =
l0c per 10 for medium 10 light wsights
sales (iate yestertayl-S. Judd & Co: .saa.
los 10 a 81. 2 rouEhs 24O 10 at Se
Tohin & shannon 70 hogs rs n. ar m
J. g. curtis 4 son: hogs. 2C~ 10 Ana . ~,>s.
piss us 70. at 81; rough $50 u. ss "a ~ 3 e
w r~ ssnus, ass.as sosa 800 n e -
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07

COTTON-The cotton market quiet and irregular
within comparative Sales for the day
were estimated 10000 bales, and the market closed
steady at decline OF point advance Of points.
The opening was steady at unchanged prices 20 ad-
points, which rather better than duo
dispatches and during t early session worked
ur a gain of 1oG II points the active months
result Of scattered covering and little Wall Street
bail support which attracted by bullish estimates
OF the amount Einned December / local
Wall house estimates rlat 9aS6000 bales were
Southwes, placed II at 9S59 900 bales These figures
under the popular idea OF the and
probably chief influences in the bulge 023o
for January following which the market eased off under
scattered realizing when Il thet the
attracting support from outside
Trading quiet during tho middle session. hut
became little active toward the Close when prices
ceiling. There fresh feature
IN Southern regarding thu situation which
appears be firm ever, and while the December
option Liverpool relatively the market
there higher. with good demand. The weather
map scattering precipitation, but nothing
heavy enough TO attract moro than passing attention and
continues 10 compare bearishy with last year:
The range OF contract prices in the local market to-day
rns fnlloNrs
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

ssssesa ssaso Dc GcATrLE Receipts about $500 head
$50 COWS SSs5Qsl IS heifers 81 e0gf5 bulls. s. 90
HoG- Ha0al 20, soe6ers ana feeders. So 4oG S4 %
eaee ~ - ,s. about 26.O0a head; market steady;
tayy q Pii-ae heavy. 50 4p6ss 90, medium - good
cioles 80 s. tutcieT weights Sc <01s8 o. n good
tEaa 1, - z'QNb 3a. packing s6GS6 30; pigs 50 IS
sFoag. ssLi~i5 Receipts, about 1900 hesd market
tr . - 231S' 70. yesrllngs Sas8; lambs 50 25
ts sf Dec HOES easy quiet. hut hers and ship
tEeFb zoo shippers 81 BpgS5 %; common, S2QS2 30
Pa .' NS1s1 ~ LAMRS steady, SsTSs -.
In: -nlla-', Dc. S.-tATTLE- Reoeiitfs. - head
hs-@f @ 49, sSters 3 5ogE9 p shipping 81 5G9*5 4o
a. s-ess. HOGS Receipts. 100 hrs6 fairly acf.
tB s1r2 - stfcfs. Y0rlers So G5IS6 -" pigs. So 790
eetye. ss-li-iF AND ',AH rs Receipts. 900 bead
ssssr, ~ ,ac iela.s loe lower: lamos, S50s7 So
hslu5,re elly Dec ATILE-Receipts 5000 head
.0t N '. southern Market STEADY and active.
$50 t.olo" export and dressed beef steers - %
$50 l - good - 4" SE s5- Western steers. - f3N
fssn 81 ana feeders. s. 500 81 80: Southern
Lffi - southern cows. s2dEs %. native cows.
iitt .11iFe neifers 50 90 y 81 90 bulls. 81 2bl
had ,-5 s. dlf 80 ~. noes Receipts u 900
ss'ss So = ~ go -1c higher Top. 50 40. bulk NJ
80 49, eeaH ~ - *'f4 So 5a 81 HESP- R@'@ipr
risa q soGfe -- w,eoIn "a ,e.rlar.
- issssIs a. 80, "a F2eeg 81 20 - l5i s.9eeg-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Now york Decemher 6

New York, December g. 1905
COFFEE-The coffee market less active yesterday.
and barely maintained the OF the previous day
The opening points lower points higher
months responding somewhat disappointing cables.
while distant positions influenced by bulish
valozaon gcssD continued covering Of shorts and
what smaller interior receipts There selling by
parties who bought FOR turn ION the recent extreme
weakness. and the market saggd off partial points
during the middle session The close steady, net
changed points Sales for the day esti
mated az 1900 bags. The European markets made
fairly steady showing, but did fully up 10 local
expectations. closed 4 . franc higher and
Hamburg y to = pfennig higher. The Bra$ilian
markets continued steady Rio unchanged. and the
clined 80 res Jundiahy receipts were $4,000 bags
early cables against $4,000 bags the
day and 1900 bags last Receipts at the two ports
1900 bags against $1,000 bags the previous day
From details published by
papers morning appears that the coffee he
purchased by valorZatOn be held in
Brazil and not shipped 10 the parties furnishing the
funds. the 20O0000 bag purchases al
ready provided and largely taken The market for
spot coffee quiet and steady with quotations the
basis 7I4c Rio No =
The range Of contract prices in the local market to-day
was IS follows