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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-22
LATE LOCALS.

Bank Clearings---Today's local bank
clearings amounted TO $1,000, S61.S6 as
against SS1S,521,41 for the same day
last year.
Small Blaze Ioday--A defective fue
in the residence of Mrs. Iverson. 1072
Third East, caused a great deal Of ex-
element but no damage shortly be-
fore noon today. Tho FIRE apparatus
from station No. responded to the
alarm but had nothing TO do.
Manager Quealy In Gty--Manager
p. ]. Quealy of the Remmerer mines
Is at the Knutsford, from an eastern
trip. He says the prime trouble with
the coal question is the inability TO
secure miners; and when relief win
come can hardly be predicted with
any certainty.
Diamond Pin Stolcn--A young man
named Leslie Case. called at police
headquarters this morning and COM
planned that he had been robbed OF a
$50 diamond stick pin. The young
man said the pin was plucked from
his tic while returning from Saltair
last night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-22
ARRESTED BY UNCLE SAM.
Ellsworth G.. Clark Accused OF Rob-
bling Postofiice at Craftsbury, VT.

In the county jail, pending hear
ing before q United States commits
sioner, is Ellsworth q. Clark, who was
brought in last night from Provo by
Deputy u. S. Marshal L. II. Smyth.
Clark is charged with robbing the post
office at Craftsbury, Vermont, his old
home, and where his relatives still re-
side.
on the night OF Sept. 10. 1906, the
post office was entered and the sum of
Sl63.29 was stolen. A man other than
Clark was indicted for the crime, but
disappeared before he could be arrest
ed. Young Clark was summoned as a
witness. so he says, but the man want
ed went to New Mexico and has only
recently been arrested. Clark claims
that he himself knew nothing of the
robbery and was around some until
last October, when he came west He
was located by means of the govern
NEST secret service, and his arrest
followed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-22
CONVICT ESCAPES
FROM STATE PEN
Joseph Bempke, Sent Up from
Ogden for Two Years, EIudes
Prison Guards.

officers, state. county and city. are
securing the county in quest OF Joseph
Bempke, who escaped from the state
prison yesterday afternoon The man
who was known as No. 1885, was
working with others outside the prison
walls, when the thunder shower came
up. Guard Shurtliff left the immedi-
ate vicinity Of where Bempke was lab
oring, to get other prisoners and when
he returned 1885 was missisg. 1t was
at first thought that he had sought
shelter from the storm in one of the
buildings, but search failed to reveal
his whereabouts.
Bloodhounds followed the course of
the prisoner for some distance, but
soon all trace was lost officers from
the sheriff's office and from the po-
lice department Joined In the hunt,
but as yet there Is no clue as to where
Bempke is hiding.
The escaped prisoner is "a years old,
five feet seven and a half inches high.
weighs 100 pounds, has blue eyes and
light hair. He Is American born, but
speaks with a German accent. He
was sent up from Weber county for
ENLIGHTENMENT, receiving a sentence of
two years. a reward of s25 has been
offered by the prison authorities for
Information leading to his capture.
BEMPKE STILL AT LARGE.
Up to the hour of going to press the
search for, Bempke had proven fruit
less. The only clue the officers have
so far found is a report that a man
the description of the con-
Wet was seen at an early hour this
In the grass and weeds north
IF the st. Marks hospital, near the
Warm springs, and that he was evil
IDENTIFY headed northward, but nothing
came of the clue. a posse of officers
and guards Is securing the country and
II Is hoped will be successful In cap
turing the fugitive before nIghtfall.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

Theater---The advance sale for TN
the Bishops Carriage" which opens the
season at the thsater Monday night be-
gins at the box ONCE Saturday morning.
Orpheum - Tomorrow is society
night at tho Orpheum. The manage
ment announce the following as next
weeks bill: THE Stunning Grena-
diers;" James Neil and Edyth Chap
man In THE Lady Across the Hall"
CASTOR and Green In Bits of Musical
Comedy" Les Jardy's famous French
eduilibrists; Gartelle brothers, roller
skating; Charles d. Ward, up-to-data
entertainer, and the kinodrome.
Grand--The new season at tho
Grand viii be inaugurated next week
the attraction being Joshua Slmpkins."
The advance sale opens Saturday morn
Ing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-22
PERSONALS.

Or. C. I. Douglas has returned from
a I'VE weeks outing IN Yellowstone
park,
j. w. Mckinney has gone 10 Los
Angeles where his brother j. d. Nc
Kinney. Is III.
Deputy City Recorder Ben Riyes
returned today from his vacation trip
20 Eureka where he visited a number
OF the leading mines of that locality
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-22
CURIOUS PHENOMENON.

a very curious horticultural phe-
ncmenon has occurred in the case of
an apple tree in the yard of State
Chemist Harms on First avenue.
Some weeks ago. n bonfire built under
the tree, scorched the foliage from
the limbs nearest the flames And
recently. to the surprise of it's own
er. the scorched limbs showed signs
OF regeneration. and now new. fresh
blossoms are out there. the same as
in the spring.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-22
NEW WATER FOUNTAIN.

Work on laying the foundation for
the handsome new water fountain do
mated by the National Humane Alliance
to the city was commenced today and
IL win be Installed as fast as possible.
The fountain win be placed at the west
entrance 10 the city and county build
Ing grounds where teams can get nj II
for water very easily II IA OF Maine
granite and Is very handsome. Ii IA
very probable that the city officials Will
have dedioatory ceremony when tho
fountain is completed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-22
ADVERTISING UTAH.
DON'T BE BLUE

And lose all interest when help is with
in reach. Herbine will make that liver
perform Its duties properly. j. b. Vaughn,
Elba, Ala, writes: Being n constant
sufferer from constipation and a dsor-
dered liver have found Herbine to be
the best medicine. for these troubles. on
the market. ] have used II constantly. l
believe II to be the best medicine OF it's
kind. and / wish all sufferers from these
troubles to know the good Herbine has
done me-" For sale by z, C. NJ. I. Drug
Dept, 1i2 and ia South Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-22
RETURNED MISSIONARIES

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-22
HAMMER GETS COUNSEL.
Young Man Accused Of Grand Lar
ceny Retains Soren Y. Christensen.

Henry Hammer tho young man ar
rested by Detective Wheeling on the
charge of stealing 5000 from the Salt
Lake Hardware company, has employed
Atty. soren X. Christensen to defend him.
Just how the prosecution viii proceed, IL
the charge OF grand larceny Is pressed,
Is hard to determine al this time. as no
amount up TO go was taken at one time.
The money was stolen at various times
and only small amounts were taken. The
DEFENDANTS attorney liz Of the opinion
that nothing stronger than a case OF petit
larceny can DO made against him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-22
MRS. RUSSELL TRIES AGAIN.
She Files Still Another Complaint for
DIVORCE Against Husband.

Elizabeth B. Russell filed new COM
paint for divorce against her husband,
William j. Russell in the district court
today. Owing TO the fact that she
had not been resident of the county
former complaint her divorce was de-
MED by Judge Richie last Saturday.
She then dismissed that case and to-
day filed a new one. The ground for
divorce is non-support. They were
married In Kansas City, NO, on May
!, 1901, and have two children OF whom
PLAINTIFF asks the custody, She alleges
that for more than six months past
the defendant has failed 70 support
her,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-22
ARRESTED FOR ASSAULT.

Officer curran this afternoon arrested
Polander name Joe Biney, on charge
OF assault The man is accused OF having
attacked with knife "a woman on Com
mercil street. He WIS at the woman's
place. No. 5s. and claims that she at
tempted to rob him OF his money. when
he struck her IN the face with n knife
that was unopened. He had A7 on his
person when searched az the police sta
ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-22
MAIN LINE FOR BOISE.

General Manager w IL Bancroft OF
the Oregon Short Limo and party of
railroad officials have gone on q trip
over the proposed new line from Mora,
some distance east OF Nampa, to Boise.
capital on the main line. The party viii
also look over tho Twin Falls-B uhl ex-
tension, giving the road in general a
scrutir!zlrg glance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-22
ANY COMPLAINTS?

The committee or waterworks Of the
city council will meet next Monday
afternoon at o'clock as a board of
equalization of water rates. The meet
ing Will be held In room at the city
and county building md those who
have complaints 10 make against their
water rates for this year should appear
before the committee
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-22
SEATTLE IN 1000,

Colorado Springs, Aug 22.--Tho
Order of knights OF Korassan selected
Seattle as the place for the meeting
In 1909 The following we're elected
officers; Imperial prince. Daniel Sum
mer, Charlotte, n. c.; kadi, Charles
Standbury, Los Angeles; treasurer.
Charles B. Erase, Los Angeles, and
chairman board OF trustees, Gus
Melse. Spokane
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-22
FI4EET srAnTs NOME.

New York, Aug. 22.-Jrhe Horald'a
correspondent at Yokahoma says tho
Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Mary
land and Colorado sail today for san
Francisco via honolulu. All sailors
had usual shore leave for sight see
ing The fleet was well received at
Yokahoma ana Toxic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-22
Manager Quealy in City---Manager
Diamond PlI
An...Al ILL.
nrnGEwAY DISEASE Ridden.

nidgway, Pa, Aug. 22.--Ninety
cases Of typhoid fever aud score OF
infantile paralysis eases are prevail > Z
here. Physicians have decided the
source OF the typhoid 10 In the local
watershed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-22
CHARGED WITH MuRpER.

New York, Aug, a2--Geo. Carnie and
sister Marion, are Jailed on Staten
island, charged with conspiring 10 kill
their brother-in-law, In order 10 secure
1880 life insurance. II IL stated Car
nia has admitted his guilt, but pro-
tests that his Sister ~ innocsnI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-22
ALL RECORDS BROKEN.

Denver. Aug 22.--All worlds records
were broken in the grand western han
dicap yesterday, when a squad consist
ing of John Hughes, II. j. Barden,
John Roa, N Bonsor and II. Arnold,
representing ave states broke 1893 out OF
200 flying targets,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-22
WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local office of the United
States weather bureau for the "a hours
ending at a. in, today.
FORECAST TILL. p. M FRIDAY.
Forecast for Salt Lake City and vlcin-
ity:
Fair tonight and Friday.
II. ]. HYATT.
Section Director.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-22
YESTERDAYS.

Charles Felt to William II. s,n.
ners. lots 3 and rs, Feit's Sub
c, D. Harding 10 Lucy West Pinder,
lot ID block ID, b-acre plat A.
James West TO Ashley II. Wallace
lot Il. subdivision OF block la
plat ID ...:.,................
Mark Stanley to Edmund NJ. Wet
eel. lots II ard IS. block 2, East
G. D. Harding to ]. u. RarnweIil'
lot 10. block IA, 5-acre plat A.
l., V. Mcpherson to Charles ri
French. land in section 70, town
ship 2 south, range | west. ......,.
John Shepherd to Alice Witcomh
part OF lot 4, block 81, plat d. -.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
TODAY,S-

David John to Morgan Alfred n.
vies, lot /. block q, plat q Ia
Ernest NJ. Fowler 10 Jno. w Gr Graz
lots s and G. block 8, West TEN.
A. IL. Fischer to Julia Kabisius, pe,t
Of block as, plat DID,. r'-'
Mary Marriott to John p. Hansen
part OF section 70, TOWNSHIP !
south, range ] east ,..,....-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-22
DIED.

MILUER-Aug. 20. 1901 William R., son
of j. w. and Harriet Miller aged 1
years and months.
Funeral from residence, 75i south Third
West street. Friday. Aug. q, at ?. M
MEL .SON.--At Scipio, Willard county.
Aug. Is. 1907, Mary Nelson. wife Of
Peter Nelson. Mrs. Nelson was born
In Denmark. March 4. 1913
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-22
METHOD OF STUDY.

What the school aims to turn out Is
the man who can study a railroad as a
botanist would study plant, who, by
taking as 81 whole its accounts. mileage
rate system. capitalization, agreements
with other roads, etc, can get a simple
and comprehensive understanding OF its
business. discover If there is waste and
IL the delicate balance OF the interests
OF stockholders and patrons Is being
preserved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-22
ToDAY's TEMpERAruRE.
YESTERDAYS RECORD.

rghest ....-- .......-..-.
sowest ...... Observation-Disclosures, 81
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05

A few lots Of fresh killed domesfIe fS wild G4 ducks 3
nestle game very Scare Foreign fresh and domestic
frozen in fair demand and generally firm for prime lots
81 ~ do black D and grass 81 5oasa 75 sNIPE English
per dozen S$aS$ 80; WooDco6K X per P9iT SlgSl p;
GRO s%iRol So per pair $$g 81 30: PARIRlDGtS per par
81 154$%; WILD DUCKS. canvas per pair sass 90
39ca$l; do teal blnsWins 72CSl 10; do gresn%ns cog
25a30c. saddles 35G3sc; RABBITS. cottontaIL
Potatoes AND vEGETABLEs-Recepts for hve
das ~ eGs potatoes rs 2qd i PNEs gsy Snos bs @
plenty ana WeaN though prices Wlou' mar ~ ~ I
Swegt I9atoeS have sold well Sg Go5 o,gSs s tsSST
Caulihowers arriving freely. Celery dun tucnmbers
largely roar fancy and bringing tan prices Lima Lima
In light supply and generally poor Squash and tuInips
Suored uu We quote P0TAToES Maine per sack 81 75a
s. do Long Island per Dbl s2as2 %. do Pennsy
vaniR ana Western in bulk per iso To- 81 lSqS%; 90
round per 6e s. !saS2 do r sHe So s. sSaS2; g 90 I9F
POTATOES Jersey per bb $la$2 % do per basket 9o9
GSl ~ 90 De!aw9Te peT 2askt1' & g GD % M 81 ~
aS2 BRUSSELS SPROUTS per quart 6I2s; BEEbS' ,5
r. 66i bag sIasl q CELERY dozen ems, stalks 10
ato'' 90 sa1 m do Sostic % s7aSi6. d" per b5i
75cGSi s. e5as1 so: CHIcoRY state, per basket
sh@Ite Island pcr Sb S2as4 DO Florida PEI basket
per '- b6l S3as3 10 long cut. 81 a5as2: ECGPLANTs,
Jersey per bh 75eaSl "a do FLORIDA per e9N 81 oqS
per b6 sos LTGCE M E,sts siste' per per
= Ia
Baltimore. basket 5oc@$i: do New Orleans per bel
S{HS6. BEANS. nearby. basket i5caSl 90. DO
per bag 5OcQSl p. MUSHROOMS, hothouse 10. 2Sg
zoe; ONIONS, whit pickle per basket $2IS3 90, DO
Connecticut white. per bbl 81 5O1$3 75 DO and vel
low 81 5Oa$2; do state white, basket SlGSl eo do
Western white. crate. s5cGSl; do yellow
per bag 81 25dS1 So County, yellow, bag,
81 25aS so red s10$1 81 OKRA. Florida. Ier car
ricr 81 50HS3, PARSNIPS PEI bb 81 25GS1 80: PUMP
KINS. per bhl. T5cdS1: PEPPERS. Jersey. green per
large hb 81 5OQS2: DO small bbl slQSl so do Nor
folk per hbl slaS1 - do Florida carrier I5c9t$l
pFAS. southern. basket. SlWS2 -; PONAlNE. New
Orleans. per bbl. S3a$5; STRING BEANS Florida, wax.
per basket SlGS3 % green I3ca$l 30. do savannah
green 71cdSI Charleston SlGS2; do green, Slp
81 20: do Virginia S1a$2 q: do green, Slasl 5o
SQUASH Hubbard. per hbl. 81 @5uSl 20; do marrow 81
a$1 ~; SPINACH. Norfolk per bhl Sla$ 10 do Baltl
more. S10$l -; TOMATOES Florida, per carrier, '9G2
81 do Jersey per 2OG5Oc. do small basket, 2or
3Oc: do hothouse. per ID. 1o025c: TURNIPS Canada.
r,tabaga Der bb 81 Jersey and Long Island, ruta
baga 75cfSi: DO white SIa$I 80. WATERCRESs. per
100 punches. S1GSI 80.
Toledo Nov -wHEAT-Cash 9sc: December. 9ac;
Nav 81 o.: july gStaC CORN-Cash &c, December.
May and July 6ic. OATs-Cash. sic December 5o'sc;
MAY SO: July 4oc. CLONERSEED-C Cash and NoVtIt-
her 50 40: December and March. 50 80 RYE-No ~:
No = 1sc: No , T4c. TIMOTHY-Prime, 81 y AlSINE
so 40. December. 50 30
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
For the week ended Monday, November : 1870

Monday November { 1907
BEANS AND PEAS-Receipts. days 1881 bags
and 772 bags peas imports. 1917 bags beans 4405
bags peas We have had slow. dragging trade In
tie closing about steady strictly choice quality Hold
81 30 for the best marrow and about same
5c less Exporters quite good many red kid
ney during the week and prices have been sustained
quality doing in white kidney. soup
have had little jobbng demand at the advanced prices
have dropped 25c per bush and close fairly steady
peas out slowly and must be choice job
BUSH 81 30: good. 81 l0a$2 -; 90
dunn 1906 choice. 81 25as2 27l: Do pea 1906
1906 choice 81 10; red kidney. 1906 choice
a$2 80; do common TO good 81 l9qS2 49 black turtle
lima California. So 20. PEAs-Green, Scotch. 1907
az 2 ugs: exports tropical countries l25 pkgs The
weakness developed at the time or our last weekly
when the higher grade OF table butter
orc and somewhat unsettled that During this period
the moment required ana the Ila9claI an sltna
ton acute that quite good dea OF STOCK mad
5ay however the situation improved little receipts
are running lighter possibly because some goods nave
ne buvers have about their previous supplies
they we're for fresh stock Fair business was
disposition TO do more than cnrch ne uecIne 49,
erv specials selling at 25c and extras Mt 34ac
,nerv %s is held about the same fresh; hold
ers are unwilling sell at these rates because OF he
line with our ''' sr,a-o
To 23 specials and s has slow sale There mas
Ian casy right up 10 close Packing stock little
more plentiful showing weakness We quote; Cream
cry cry pecopds n G22I5c do thirds 2c. spe
cisIs 25c: 2i924sc do hrsts 22Aq25 &C. DO
Ss do good TO choice 22Q2sc. fair
1ea2ic process. specials 2S5se; do extras &aa2sc;
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABN1R @
Il Thomas Surrogate OF the County OF New YorA
hereby all having claims against
Blanche Sterling. sometimes known Blanche c. SS1f.
ling County % New York. deceased. .
with vouchers thereof 20 the subscribers.
place transactng the once Of Hull
Horton Esls. No Broad Street in the City OF New
York. on or before the 6th day OF May
Dated New York. 18th OF October. 1901
DANIEL. r. CFIL.DS. EDISON BRADLEY Executors
HULL. 4 HORTON. Attorneys for Executors Broad
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05

The local market for spot cotton steady with prices @
rniddling Gulf Southern spot markets were tee
Eraphed as follows Galveston se9y & I6c higher at
I0ll1sc; sales. 4775 bales Mobile hrn unchsnge9' a. AZ
10 7ies: sales g. sos bales Charleston firm, unehanged
srS 3 iS seSa1 t hsSef sfs4a' at io sales
ll6c higher at 10 lie sales " 9gS 6afs - Ittje
steady, unchanged at lot:c saes' ,,nis aiiet &c
higher Ie7sc; sales 27ao bales Estimated reGeipts
% go bales against - 653 bales last week and 80 93
eslTst "a Sc bales last week and year
ana al Houston 1s 10 1900 bales, against l5747
Cotton IRchanse special Liverpool cabes-sp2t cotton
100 ae-; American 1000 bales receipts 5000 bales
rls tI ;teT but steady points rear
Jonjs lo'qF On @n n asIt YoIenber I'D November De
26er BOD 2ah an% March Hpr
s april May S s5j Mny5Hns M3nsagter na Yarns rTegg
FLOUR AND MEAL-rhe market for -four was was
S.T uHqaPor,Sn rhe following are quoted
. s.: IN Nes York rToease 3 81 So ~nte patents s. 80
spring s. ?aps' <. 81 STT4 N2 SUE Gt4sr
Marker steady Quoted: s. lo@$2 % peg 800 800 m m oc
80 fancy s. 25as5 90 5oRNMEAI- Quoted:
s @ % @iss aa 81 'ass sa8% % 81 @ 5as Mo- 81 aari 4S@s
spae s27 TO- Standard middlne s27 10 nour co
red dog $50 60 all November shipment city bran So 90
50 co. homEy chop SIS 80 bulk. So 70 sacks; Olmeal
s a Bo as enn eRea ea, Of fyeope @5et
bullsh position to-day .close
tcsly higher The depression
entirely q Of y 114d Liv
pool SHIPMENTS. with of good
rains Australia. Some uufaVoTable from Wall
Street Induced selling, bat there very little
Jressure the market became
sieadicT, working a decided advance after
Irdday This upturn was started by rumors from chi
upward Of 10000 bush had been
accepted by ~ ate
Saturday Further impetus derived from advances
OF lsEc Berlin 21tc RErapest. latter
cue and drouth reports In the
hour also q good buying reports II
neavy ia the Argentine. where they not wanted
cleardnceE
-four receipts the Hday 1900 bush.
The buying in ast a pretty good
and speculative feeling
noted IN days The money situation stli acted
drawback bull operations but the pressure
from bear 50 aggressive and number
or prominent Western tracGfs resErted TO have
rned 10 the bun side for short pull at least The
visible LAP 900 push compared with
sn Increase a q year CHECKED the
ward prices time IN the Afternoon but hal
no permanent Including the business reported
here. sales estimated al upward OF 10 loads,
sstuEning that the Chicago reports correct The
liverpool market recovered part or It's early loss and
eosed onlS Id net lower. Broomhal reported worlds
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, November l. 1907
toftbE|-l7e coHee market to-day and
weaker under selling which by gos
SIP with the failure Of a Hamburg house. There was
heavy selling here, particularly in the late trading nv
houses with European connections which coored this
view OF the situation. but also some local
lqudaon and the action Of the Hamburg hardly
INDICATED disturbance
market closed steady at decline 15425 points
sales bales OF
The market opened a decline OF points
ing at first more or less uneasi-
ness owing 70 the reported failure Hamburg but the
Hamburg market showed no change Of consequence
the selling for European did
until late n the day. Owing 10 a holiday on SatIr5ay
there were cables from the markets and
the usual weekly figures likewise IIaYre
opened higher. but eased or closing unchanged To 4
Irarc lower. Hamburg unchanged 10 Il pfg
Io7 after opening unchanged. It is estimated
ne worlds visible supply statement November !
VIII decrease Of 2uO0fD II 300 ~ bag
against decrease Of 10l2O00 for same month last
Year and Of 465.0O0 for the years ago
Io-Inorrow Will be holiday in the The
basis 6Ikc for Rio No z go so
The range OF prices local market to-day
was as