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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-21
MOLINE IN. SECOND PLACE
Odd Fellows Win in Degree Contests
at ST. Paul Meetinq.

Jonas Bear of this city this morning
received a telegram from c. L. Nelson
of Swedish Olive lodge, l. o. o. F. Of
Moline, announcing that the degree
staff of the Moline lodge not only won
second prize for the work on the sec
ond degree, but also took second prize
on the work on the first degree at the
meeting at st. Paul. The Moline staff
competed with three of the crack lie
gree teams of the country. The Mo
line lodge has arranged to give tbs
members of the staff big reception
this evening on their arrival home
from ST. Paul
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-21

Swartz-Roderick.-The marriage #
Miss Edna Roderick, daughter of NJ.
and Mrs. j. E. ROderick of 1927 Sev-
enth avenue, to Vernon Swartz of Chi
cago, Sept Is at Chicago, has been
announced. Mr. Swartz was formerly
of Davenport and is now employed as
a travelling salesman. His bride was
for several years a clerk at Young d
McCOmbs' department store
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-21
CHANGES ARE CERTIFIED
Local Insurance Company Files Papers
at Springfield.

Springfield, ILL.,. Sept. 21.-(Argus
Special The American National Fire
Insurance company has certified to ths
secretary of state change of location
of headquarters from Moline to Rock
Island and a change of name to the
American National Insurance COM
pany.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-21

Lutheran churches. Mr.. Lorimer grad
uated from Augustana college ami
later from the seminary department
Of the same institution His bride at.
tended Augustana college for some
time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-21

Methodist church this afternoon at 2
o'clock OBLIGATED at the marriage IF
Miss Florence Goddard of Joy, ILL.,, TO
Kiddoo is telegraph operator for the
c. B. e Q. at st. David and he and
his bride will make that their home
upon their return from wedding trip
to Minneapolis.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-21

He had been associated with the Peter
sen store for many years, and was
well known in the three cities. He
was a bachelor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-21

The original charter of the company
named Moline as headquarters. The
word fire was struck from the name
in order that the company might write
tornado as we'll as fire insurance.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-21
DRAW CONTRACT
Industrial Commission Formally
Acts on Neck Yoke Compa-
ny Appropriation
FOR A FACTORY SITE
Deed to Be Given in Trust TO Bank
Until New Buildings Are Erected
and Conditions Fulfilled.

The board of control of the Rock Is
land Industrial commission last even
ing formally acted on the proposition
by which the commission and the trus-
tee of the new factory fund are to
make the first appropriation from the
tunl. Off the enlargement of the
National Neck Yoke company,
which is already well estab-
lished local industry. The contract
was prepared and signed today, and by
its terms the company is to receive a
site of 2.52 acres at Sixth avenue and
First street. on condition that certain
bull dings are erected and the plant put
in operation by Aug. l, 1908.
Place Title In Trust.
Under the terms of the contract the
deed to the factory site is to be made
in trust to the Central Trust & Say-
ings bank, and when the conditions of
the contract have been fulfilled. the full
title to the property is to be given to
the company.
Two New Buildings.
IL company, through HfGSluGnJ
Pearson. has agreed to erect two new
bull iings, one of concrete, brick and
frame construction between $50 and
300 feet long and IS and 100 feet in
width, and the other Il warehouse of
frame construction covered with sheet
iron. $50 feet long and % feet wide
Such other buildings as may be requir-
ed or the full operation of the plant
will also be constructed. The total eX-
penliture in new buildings will be
about $4,000.
Plans still Another.
President Pearson has expressed to
the members of the commission his in
tentton to duplicate this plant as soon
rs It is fully equipped and in opera
tion. with another for the manufacture
of heavy neck Jokes and other sup
plies which the company does not make
at The present time here. The deal
closed today means virtually the estab-
lishuent of new industry here. for in
the future the company will manufac-
ture all of its products here, and dis
continue its manufacturing plant in the
sou'h
Mr.. Pearson has been established
here II years, and though in the past
he Las been quietly devoting himself 10
building mp an extensive business, he
proposes to enter actively into the
movement for a Greater Rock Island
and the deal closed today is the first TO
be closed since the movement was put
in its present FORM This does not
mean that the commission has not been
busy, for it has been working steadily
and investigating many propositions
but this is the first to be brought TO 4
defllite and successful conclusion.
Vote Increase of stock.
The Rock Island Tool company has
just formally voted the increase of its
cap cal stock, referred to heretofore in
The Argus, from $4,000 to SIS 900
The additional stock is to be used ir
the purchase of new equipment and !.
other enlargement to meet the require
ments of steadily increasing business
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-21

acknowledgements Greta Thics-
en-. daughter of Mrs Lena Thiesen o
1207h West Sixth street. Davenport,
and Joseph d. Ellison of this city,
were married at noon Wednesday By
Rev. A. d. Grief of Trinity Lutheran
church. Mr. and Mrs. Ellison will re-
side in this city where the groom is
in the employ of the U. S. Express
company.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-21
Grapenqeter.

Theodore Grapengeter, buyer for the
Petersen store in Davenport, dropped
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-21
SOUGHT A PICTURE
Edgar J. Cook, Chicago Attor-
ney, Came Here in Search
of a Photograph
ne HIS nEhn FATHER
F HIS DEAD FATHER
Is Given One from Memorial Case of
John suford Post, c. A. r., Show
ing the Soldier.

A search for photograph of his faith
or brought Edgar J. Cook, a Chicago
traction attorney, to Rock Island from
Chicago this week, and Mr.. Cook has
succeeded while here in locating and
securing a photograph. The attorneys
father, John c. Cook, served on the
Chicago fire department for 40 years,
and his long service ended with his
death about six weeks ago. The family
did not possess a photograph of the
father, and the son determined to Sc
cure one if photograph existed.
Finds One Here.
Knowing that there were a number
Of veterans of the 18th Illinois who
served during the civil war residing
here formerly, Mr.. Cook came here
and through E. H. Bowman and Cor.
oner l.. V. Eckhart, who is one of the
veterans of that regiment, located a
photograph of his father in Memorial
hall at the court house. Mr.. Cooks
photograph was among those of the
company, and fortunately the photo
graphs were taken singly, the only one
here so arranged.
A key to the case containing thu
photographs was secured, and Mr.. Cool
will return to Chicago with his faith
er's picture.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-21

Notion Shower for Bride Elect
Miss Stena Volk entertained % young
ladies at notion shower at the Tower
yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock for
Miss Florence Hall. A guessing game
was played with the prize going .
Miss Faith Channon. Dinner was served
at the inn and the table was very
prettily decorated In the center OF
the table was a large basket filled
with the gifts to the bride elect and
on the handle of the basket was q
large bouquet of asters fastened II
which were pink ribbons the ends e
which reached to each young lady's
place. When the ribbons were drawn
the bouquet came apart and each one
received a flower The place cards
We're pink and white candy hearts.
Birthday Surprise Party.-Mrs. ]. G
Bear of 3424 Ninth-and-a-half avenue
was pleasantly surprised yesterday
afternoon by company of II ladie;
| in honor of her birthday anniversary
She was presented with handsome
! piece Oh uTdWu WOIh. NdIuS Mtlt
played during the afternoon and the
prizes were won by Mrs. Hifford first
Mrs. Bear second and Mrs. Delile COZ
ISOLATION. Refreshments were served
during the afternoon.
Camp T. T. 7. MARX Harder en-
tertained a number of his friends a
the T. T. T. T. camp on Vandruff'
island, Friday evening in celebratio
of his birthday. The Boys Militar
band of Western Springs, ILL.,, who
through the courtesy of the cam
boys. have been enjoying an outin
at the T. T. T. T. camp for the pas
week, furnished fine musical prt
Igram during the evening. During tn
. course of the evening Mr.. Harder wa
presented with beautiful travelin
case by Ray Summers on behalf of tn
: T. T. T. T. boys.
: Kiddoo Goddard Rev. r. b. Wi
, liams at the parsonage of the Fir,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-21
Department Makes Run.

The fire department had two runs
yesterday afternoon. The first was to
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-21

Kiddoo Goddard Rev. r. b. Will
liams at the parsonage of the First
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-21

Under the terms of the contract the
deed to the factory site is to be made
in trust to the Central Trust & Say-
ings bank, and when the conditions of
the contract have been fulfilled, the full
title to the property is to be given to
the company.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-03

The steamer Bylgia. which sailed
yesterday for Colon. carried
Of $500 crossties.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-03
Aggravated CASE
OF ECZEMA
Troubled Badly for Several Years
With Eczema on Limbs and
Wrists = Physicians Prescribe
Without Any Benefit - BIotches
Now All Gone.
ANOTHER WONDERFUL
CURE BY CUTICURA

~ severals years I was troubled
15ddly WIZ an eczema on my limbs and
wrists. Musicians in several towns
had prescribed for me without giving
me any results. had often used
Cuticura Oiusnent and received relief
temporarily. In the springof l904Itoo1
the Cuticura Resolvent Pills and used the
CutiqXra Ointment for about five weeks,
and " the end of that time there was rot
blotch on me anywhere. This spring
Jookafew walls of the Cutcura Besolvcnt
Pills as a precautionary measure, and
will continueto dose every spring simply
as a spring tonic, as they are SO easy
to carry with you, and they certainly
fix your blood for the ensuing year.
l now use only Cutieura Soap.
The Cuticura Ointment and Pills
certainly cured me OF an aggravated
case of eczema, and if il will help any
other sufferer you are at liberty to use
this letter. Respectfully ST Clair Nc
Vicar, San Antonio, Texas, July 6, 1905.s
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-03

will save you big money on
clothing. Eyerv steamer md rail-
way brings new goods. Sis levi
son. 4
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

East Buffalo Jan 24-cATTLE-Gooa demand ana
steady; prime IS e. ass Is shipping S5aSs 75
ou;chers - 6oS5 80 yEAISReeeipts 200 head:
and 25c higher: 81 25aS9 IS HOGS-Reeeipts 500
head active pigs steady. others 10c heavy
mixed; s. s5a$5; YorKers s7as7 10. sHEEP AND
LAMBS-Recepts. 1000 head sheep active and STEADY;
lambs slow and &c lower lambs S5asT So.
chicago. Jan 24--CA TSTI-E-Peceipts about 500;
market for oes; steady others weak and dYl:
81 20 bulls SO 75qsi co calves 81 sOaSs. and
market strong ehcse heavy shipping Sc eOase IS: nFht
choice light SO 6ogSe 60; packing. So 504$6 G2s pigs
Seqs6 % sHEd.P-Iieoeipts abo1; Is 600 market 100
lover sheep sSa$0 20: yeariiags s. cease 30. lambs
Union stociyards PittsburE, Jan 24-cATTLE-sup-
Ply light; market steady: choice s0aSs prime
0$5 70 sHEEP-supply fair; market steady: prime
wethers g. 6o0S5 10 culls and common S2dS3 lambs
s5asT so: veal calves. sass 30 HOGS-Reoeipts fair
market active; prime heaves. Sc 90: grades 81;
roughs S5Gs6 10
Kansas city. Jan 4-CATTLF-Receipts 8 500 in
cuting 200 southerns market zoe lower choice
export dressed beef steers 20. good
S49S5 IS Western fed Sc 1881 10
50 81 ~: Southern steers 81 50aS5
81 25G$3 IS native 50 25Q$4 50. native
heerE 81 25ns4 9) bulls 81 i0GSf 10 calves 81 25d
81 - HOGS-Receints. 10 600; market 2hd5c lower:
closed strong TOP SO Co bulk q sales SO 52s1S6 20:
heavy. Sc GG3 So 6S: packers 50 50HS6 e2h: and
lights IS 61CS5 6Tiz. SHEEP-Peccipts $500; market
weak lambs l0c higher: lambs STGS7 50:
ana yearngs 81 75qs6 25 Western fed yearnEs IS so
dSs 20: Western fed sheep, 81 5qS5 75 stockers and
feeders s. 25G$4 IS.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25

Orleans per bbL s29se 50; ASPARAGUS. French
dozen. s. BoGs Is DO Cafornia 81 Is essi Isl BRts
I oId De5 bbI per quart gloe BEETs nearby
eFate s. s9SS; 90 PeT S29Ss do Bermuda Per
81 81 aS 81 gn%eshsd w g 55 40 16Vashsd b3s
DO Bermuda. per crate. s10s1 So: cABBAGEs white
DsnlsP SEED per ton S4gsI7; DO red S2o@:a5;
per hal case 81 75 asa IS do Florida per basket SEQ
per- per oo 81 S5s!' p os aSa
40 Ffenc C M & NsT os 9TIsaHs per 95 81 - 90
crate. s1G$1 20; EsCARoLE New orleans per bbl. 50
Belgian. per 70, s@15c; EGGPLATTs. Florida, per
re 6S as 0 RoHIRAB New orlsans per per
BTTTSP Fra M bs Mors9k g x PsE ES Sp DO soc S8E
sc3ag1oHlina, Per h6I s20$s do New Orleans per bb
ONIONS small white pickle; per bbl. s2as8; do per
per bbl $sQs6 do yellow 81 5o@s2 So DO red 81 5o9
81 20: do Orange County. yellow per bag, S1gS2 do
sl@SI 80 do yellow. bag. 81 75@s2 25 do IN bulk
IN bulk. per $50 n. 81 90 o@ss; shaiiot. New Or:
North Carolina green per basket 25 soc: DO Cuban
ger sTa5s S2gsS 25 oKRA E"rida per carrier g. g
s.: PEPPERS Florida, carrier s49'7 so: do Cuban
PARsI.EY. New orleans, per 100 6gnehss' 81 Go; DO
3 BeT SIT or 81 SC caroSa aS6 P9T 66
per basket 81 as2. ROMANO: New Orleans per b6l
sP1S4cH %orfoik per bb sfssI So; STRING
BEANS. Florida, way. good 70 saney; per basket or
S5a5s DO green 81 80 M q SO az common nm a.
marrow 81 25@sl IS DO Fl9Tas white per box sls
per crate 81 198s TOMATOES Florida. per carrier So
9s4; cuben 81 5o@S5: do other West Indies 81 I0g
Canada. rutabaRa. per bbl soc; do Jersey and Long
Island. rutabeFa, s5c@S1: do nearby, white, 81 20
8S1 70: WATERCRESS per punches. S2@S3
HOTHOUSE PRODUCTS-Fancy cucumhers would sell
we'll but ordinary lots dull Fancy lettuce scarce;
very choice headed might exceed quotations Mush-
steady Rhubarb easier We quote: ASPARA-
GUS. green, per bunch. soc; BEETs green. per bush
box. 75c1 81: CUCUNBERS dozen. 75c6Sl 76; DO
culis. box So a 81 so; LETTUCE. dozen 25c
81: MUSHROOMS white per 70. 4o875c; do tan
IS SOC: soc, MINT, dozen bunches
6oc@SI; PARSLEY. per dozen bunches lc;,R l5c; R3B- al
Western. per large bunch. 40060c; SPINACH. per
dozen lunches. 10 615c; TOMATOES per N. 15830c
Toledo Jan 4-CIOvERsEED-Cash IS 45: JRnu
ary IS as February IS 471k; March. Sc 52l4; April.
So s7X. TIMOTHY. So O5. AISIKE 81 20
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

York. January "a. 1907.
BEDVES-Receipts cars. 1874 head. Including
3 to-rnorTows market No trading reported IN
live cattle to-day. Feeling fun steady, with about 20
slowly steady prices. 7d9c per 10 FOR ordinary
prime sides beef bringing ga s5c:
Liverpool London cattle and beef markets continued
quotations No shipments Of live cattle or
dressed beef to-day and none reported for Friday
CALVES-Rscepts. including soms late arrivals yester-
day l95 head Fresh arrivals were all consigned
direct % saughterers. but there were two or three
calves IN the Nothing doing Veals
nominGlv steady feeling weak barn ards and
Western calves Dressed calves quiet S914c 70 for
city dressed veals and IladiSo for country dressed
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were y 2,63S
head including for saughterers and for the
market making with the stock held yesterday. IL
either sheep lambs. saughterers COM
plain Of the limited demand for dressed meats and
with thrinkage II prices what sell they
Offering 238SOc lower than yesterday for lambs There
prospect of sellers and getting together
for the transaction OF considerable business
he'i Of good vearlincs sold SO 62H per
100 n fairly good lambs at 81 so sheep entirely nominal
but rated abo1t steady. Dressed slow
per 10. With prime wethers selling at 94c dressed lambs
weak al O56l2-c. dressed hothouss lambs
but steady at SeQS1I per
sales-rooin & Shannon: so Western yssriingS 90 70
average, al Sc 627 per 100 70
G. q l. :. Dulenback: SO Vermont lambs, n. a
s. So Vermont yeariinEs. 7s 70 So
HOGS-Recelpts wera 20 cars SS52 head all for
saUghtereTs. Feeling weak Buffalo advces but none
for sale here Country dressed steady sARlOc
per 70 FOR medium TO light weights
sales AL late yes Kerns Commission Company
Judd 4 Co: : hogs l75 %. AZ 81 90; / rouEh
80 70. So so
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
AZ relerrnph % The rrisune. J

Chicago Jan 24-It was day OF profit taking by
holders OF wheat The close was weak. within Isc
Of the lowest figures OF the day for May and at the
end &c lower than It closed yesterday Corn fol-
lowed wheat closely and closed 1c 20 sc lower. May
oats lost 1-1ec and July oats 1hc. Provisions had
firm tone and closed from 2I4c to &c higher.
T5verpool quotations for wheat displayed such
strength that there a further advance of 14c
business was large but. with the abatement of the
advance the trading lost much Of its early vigor
Several OF the larger local operators who had been
liberal BUYERS for two days took profits on some OF
+be,r holdings and this severe test Of the
STABILITY Of the recently formed bullish sentiment
May closed 7s1sc to 1850. compared with 7s1sc to
79Lc Yesterday July closed 7S4e TO 7S2sc. against
7S7kc yesterday.
Notwithstanding weather that should have fav-
ored corn. receipts here were small. and in conse
ouence the market opened firm. Trade was active
at the start about yesterdays closing prices but
slaclened considerably. and. with the falling of IN
activity the price became tender and more suscepti
BILE 20 attack The market weakened In the after
noon partly because of the easy tone Of the wheat
market and partly on account OF the dry. cold
weather in the West which disregarded earlier
in the day May closed 45sc against 1850 to 46sc
yesterday July closed at 454sc, compared with %6c
the day before.
Trade in the oat pit was Of normal volume. but
prices were we'll maintained. There was no pres
sure OF offerings. and what sale found
ready buyers, In majority OF cases at some I'm
rrovement on the previous days closing figures
The weakness in other grains near the close only
slightly affected this market. May oats closed 3sA
20 $3.50 as compared with $3.50 yesterday. July
closed 85ssc against s54.o yesterday.
Trading in provisions light. but the market
showed fair gains. May pork closed at SIG 4214. an
advance OF &C. May lard advanced 2isc. closing at
50 421. May ribs closed at 50 10 advance Of &c.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Jan 24.-Cosing: WHEAT-Spot hrm; 40
red Western winter Gs futures steady; March 6s 6sd
Mav 6s 6s l7sd CORN-Spot firm: American
mixed new - % Oh, Cd; futures quiet January
Is 27d. March A. 2td HOPS n London tPacihc CoasO
steady al % 5sGf4 PEAS-Canadan steady at Gs 100
FIOTR-st Louis fancy winter steady az s.. BEEF
T,x~a Iuffa mess strong at 76s 81 PORK-Prtme
western steady at SIS % CUT1iEATS-Han's short
2s TO 30 n easy al rib 10 to "a 10 steady at
53s "a: clear middles light p 20 "a 10 quet at
a. 40 heavy 40 n quiet sis: short clear
bpcks f6 10 20 n steady az AS Cd: clear bellies lS
1a ouet Cd: shoulders square II 10 iS n
auiet at 4es LARD-Prme western IN uerces steeay
refined in pals. steady az 4Ss 50
ranodiau fnest Mt 64s; DO colorcd
arm a, aee TAILOW-Prfre city strong at 2ss TGtt
I,,-S-TN.E: snlrits strong at 52s Sd 1INSEED OIL
III, a, 9as PETROLEuM steady at esd. ROslN-
Common firm los Cd
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25

COTTON-The cotton errner to-day
s-e recovered the ground lost after report the
Ce2sus Bureau Of the previous day. The close was
Ltle on from the best but steady. az q net ad-
1ance OF 79il points. Sales for the day est-
mated AZ l5eo 600 bales The opening was steady az
advance OF 691O points response 20 better
rsbes then expected during the early Afternoon
the market SOLD up q advance Of - II points
~ the more active months on bun support and
erins attracted by hrer reports concerning Southern
spot markets ana continued talk OF unfavorabe seed
ior planting the next There enough really
ng IN the late session partial reaction
The best and the market closed s points down from
the A private wire from New Orleans said that
Epots were IN good demand with Memphis and other
buyers from interior points looking about for supplies
n that market Il was also reported that price had
been paid Tor strict low niddlng in Texas equal TO
1Rb points March delivered IN New York One OF
he reports concerning the character OF the seed avail
able for planting the crop the effect that
Il required about 80 per cent seed 10 make 8
gallon OF OIL than last and others claim that
ate spring i sure 70 follow an open winter and that
there e likely be delay IN the planting season
which would expose the crop the probability OF
damage from frost IN the fall ana perhaps lead
Involuntary reduction the The buIlish gossip
seemed 70 be making some impression sentiment.
snd during the middle session there buying
through commission houses.
The Of prices IN the local market
follows.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
WORK WANTED.

Male
AUTOMOBILE MACHINIST. - Repafrfng:
garage or sprivate: years experience for
elgn ana American factories: thoroughly
experienced on motors. A. Novak. 1868
1st ave.
ASSISTANT PRESSMAN CUniversaD wants
steady place: SIS: color. halftone. W.
Wright. 1866 Atnsiis ST.. Brooklyn.
ACCOUNTANT would like position with
large concern as auditor or head book
keeper; certified public accountant. with
long experience as Office and factory man
ager. c. r a. care II. A Wilson. 200
Greene 81.
BRASS EuFFER.--By married man; ex-
perienced, steady. sober worked In last
place for ten years store. 3S7 Van brunt
at Brooklyo-
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. Tsnueu

New York, January "a. 1907
COFTE--The coffee market active today
sn6 rather irregular The openg unchanged prices
e decline Of 5 points Al time sales of some
positions about points above the final bids Of The
day but the Improvement lost toward the
close under continued European selling market
Ves finally steady unchanged prices decline
points Sales for the day reported Of 1880
hsgf The opening vas about night on the European
cables, which reported partial decline Of = franc 81
Hsvre and Hamburg was unchanged = pfg higher.
rhe later local bull support.
BY light receipts primary points and cables
ron Brazil reporting that the government su buying
RgETessiyely prices considerably above the
market Europe the chief seller here. and the Offer
lngs rom this source IN connection with local
realizing caused The setback n the later trading. Gen
speaking. sentiment the market be
ittle more optimistic. for long the
government continues buying the present
ths purchases little coffee
arrivals available 70 buvers for consumption either
su1g markets must begin their surplus suppl
eds VIII have 70 be advanced 20 price that win COM
pete with the figures offered bv the government The
nnness o. near months the local market Wcul6 iaci
ate hst the pressure the local
aet At the present level q pFicss and that
stocks are held 6 investors who want advance for
'ner holdings The market for cc1ee steady.
Win quotations On the basis Of &c for Rio No z
ae range q contract prices IN the local market To
cav vas follows.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
PROF. SITUATIONS WANTED.
kCunaie.

ECmaie.
NURSE. scientific treatment rheumatism
nervousness. desires patrons; ladies' resi-
dences. Address Miss Willard, i25S Lex
ington ave.
LAUNDRESS.-YoupE woman; white or
co'ored; plain washing. boarding house.
140 Madison ave