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The San Francisco call., 1910-06-24
BRICK CHIMNEY FALLS
AND CRUSHES LABORERS
One Receives Injuries Which
May Prove Fatal

John Kindergan. 64 Peary street, and
Timothy Burns, 634 San Bruno avenue
laborers, were engaged in cleaning
bricks on the roof of the California
woman's hospital, Sacramento street
near Baker, yesterday afternoon when
a brick chimney fell on top of them.
They were taken to the central emer
gency hospital, where it was found
that Kindergren's collar bone was
broken his ribs punctured and his
skull fractured. He will probably die.
Burns will recover.
raymond Matthews 2 x years Of age,
fell from his mothers arms when She
slipped at Sixth and Market streets.
yesterday afternoon and rolled on
the roadway. The wheels of a passing
buggy ran over him, bruising his hand
and body. The boy was taken to the
central emergency hospital His par
'ents live at 562 Castro street
Joseph Yoshikowo, a Japanese, was
cleaning windows on the second story
OF sSS Hayes street yesterday after
noon when he missed his hold and
fell. He was taken to the central
emergency hospital suffering from in
ternal injuries. He will recove-
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-24
MOTHER and SON
IN QUEST OF EACH

William Bishop. IS years of age, and
his mother, Mrs. Maggie Riddel. 1OS
street. Eureka, have been search
ing for each other since the big hre
in this city in April. 1906, when they
became separated.
The boy went to Adams Springs and
advertised for his mother, who had
gone to Eureka. Recently Mrs Riddell
learned of the advertisement and wrote
to Adams Springs, but learned that
her boy had left there and had returned
to this city.
She has asked the assistance of the
police here in locating the boy.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-24

Ia of the tickets had been disposed of,
but the vacancy was filled in the nick
of time and the full number of boost
ers" came to San Francisco.
JOHNSON CONTINUES TOUR
Hiram w. Johnson continued his
speaking tour yesterday, holding meet
ings during the day at SebastopoI,
Guerneville and Windsor. and concIui-
ing his trip in the north bay counties
last night at Healdsburg. He will be-
gin his trip down the peninsula today,
with meetings tonight at San Mateo
and Redwood City.
Chairman P. S. Teller of the repub-
lican state central committee has teIe-
graphed to Vice President sherman, ex-
tending him the invitation to speak in
California in July, which was author
lied at the meeting of the state central
committee Monday, but has received no
reply as yet.
A meeting of the Charles f. Curry
club of the thirty-tnirJ assembly dis
trict was held Wednesday night in
Columbus hall, Twenty and Mis-
sion streets, with an attendance of be-
tween 800 and 400 Speeches were
made by President J. X. Johansen.
Peter Cummings and others
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-24
ELKS TO BE HOSTS
TO THREE LODGES
Six Hundred Members Expected
From Berkeley, Alameda
and San Mateo
Exalted Rulers Will Accompany
Delegations and Elaborate
Program Is Planned

The San Francisco Elks will be hosts
tonight at reception to 600 visiting
members from the Berkeley, Alameda
and San Mateo lodges the occasion De
ing the first in the annals of the city
when four exalted rulers have had the
opportunity to be present at one time.
AS each of the four will also bring as
large a throng of attendant Elks as
possible. the affair promises TO eclipse
in brilliancy any of their late enter
tainments.
All the other lodges within easy
reach OF this city have been included In
the invitation, so that the affair VIII
really be commuters gathering
After the reception of the various par
ties and their exalted rulers there will
be an elaborate program and banquet
at the clubrooms in Powell street
Alameda lodge, with II. C. Ward at
it's head, will be received by recep-
ton committee at the ferry shortly
before o'clock. A few minutes later
a welcome will be. extended to Herbert
Jones and $50 of the. Berkeley Elks-
At the same time a reception commit
tee will be present at the Third and
Townsend street depot to await the
arrival of Exalted Ruler Lee Fl. New
bert and the visiting Elks from San
Mateo, who will arrive on special
train.
Exalted Ruler McGregor of the San
Francisco lodge will receive the officers
and members of the order at the Elks
club. The reception and entertainment
committee consists Of:
2. ]. ODea DR.. j. ]. Kingwell
D. Flahaven H. NJ Brown
L.. IL. Fall Charles c. Hills
3. G. Tognazzi s. A. Benham
A. A. Blume f. s. Fuller
l.. c. Tubbs Philip Lawlor
louis II. Ward W. G. Clinch
l.. II. Podesta George j. James
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-24

Regular lines Laird Schober Wichert &
Gardiner, Wright & Peters, Murray Shoe
Co. and other high grade shoes for women.
All new styles feathers, sizes and widths
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-24
RUNNER ATTACKS
SPECIAL OFFICER

lanes r.. Frost. a special policeman
a. the Third and Townsend depot. was
assaulted early yesterday morning oy
u--aa Sattler runner for the Grand
hotel Frost went to the hotel IN
search of Sattler. who was Tins IN
wait for him. and Sattler again at
tacked him before Frost could draw
his club or revolver
Sattler ran and Frost hrsu two SloIs G,oI
at him Policemen Okeefe and Col
iins heard the shots and saw Sattler
r,,nning along Taylor street. They
chased him. but were unable to catch
Frost obtained warrant for Sattler's
arrest on a charge of battery.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-24

RAIN HELPS DAKoTA-Deadwood. S. D.. June
pa rainstorm visited the western part of
South Dakota last night and benefited crops
in many sections East of Rapid City the
fall was heavy Reports more favorable
today from all the grain districts.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-24
Actress Making q
Noble Experiment
-Andgone" /" Is
Worthy Of
Success
By WALTER ANTHONY

Il OF SIX IllOIl lllS
Miss Margaret An
glin has been plan
ming and preparing
for a single nights
performance. In the
midst of her busy
season she has been
filching time for a
noble experiment.
The energy and eX-
perience of one, who
by many is reason
ably regarded as the
finest of American
actresses, have been
devoted for a half
year to the task of
setting Sophocles'
"Antigone" before an
audience at the
Greek theater in
Berkeley. One must
have the spirit of
dreams and the pow
er to make them real
to entertain such an
ambition. For it
can not be forecasted
what a modern audi
ence will say of this
"a century old mas
terpiece; whether,
indeed, it will be
able on the instant
to leap the gap of
ages and alight un-
perturbed at Diony-
sus' temple.
Accustomed as we
are to the complexi-
ties of the problem
play and the sophis-
tication of the sex
drama - theatrically
"Oversexed," as Ber-
nard Shaw declares
us to be-will a
modern audience
comprehend the SIM
pie directness, the
dithyrambic sweep
of Sophocles' periods
and enjoy a drama
where three persons
are all that occupy
the eye and COM
mand the ear during
any scene?
Miss Anglin is GER
tain of the success of
her experiment. It is
not necessary for an
audience to be indi-
vidually university
g + a d u a t e s, she
AliluhS, " GOIIlpT6
hend fundamental
emotions vividly pic
tured. Her presen-
tation, she says, will
appeal by the clarity
and purity of the
drama and by the
power of its exposi-
ton of rock bottom
emotions. She is con-
fident that the pic
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-24
still Another Excursion to Lake Tahoe
and Return. S9.e5

Picturesque scenery, fine fishing and
boating. Reduced fare June "a and 25
return limit June 2S. 1910 For particu
lars see Southern Pacific agents.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-28
HERE'S SOMETHING
WORTH CONSIDERATION

Take the amount OF your winters rent
the next six months-Rnd apply II on the
purchase OF a home. and you'l not only
save rent, but have good real estate
equity by spring. Call and let us quote
you some real bargains on this plan.
Fine, new, 7-rOom, all modern residence
and nice lot, on paved street, near Boule-
ward and Grace-S3S 500 for quick sale.
broom cottage, gas, water, sewer toilet,
permanent walks, paved street, on car line.
close in, $500.
S-room house, same as above 1890.
O-room house, same as above, s., 400.
9-room house. mod eN. heat, $1,000
Good S-room house, partly modern, lot
33A150, near 18th and Paul, S2,65O
Large double residence of rooms each.
all modern, fine lot, 80 feet ground on
Sherman Ave, also same on nth: choice
for residence, flats OF apartment; a real
snap in price and terms. S65O0
Very choice T-room, all modern house
hot water hsat; valuable location, near
Sherman Ave. and Maple-$2, 800
Four exceptional lot bargains in Dundee
corner and inside, permanent walks sewer
water and trees, one block to car-S7O0, s75(
and $500.
Neat Groom cottage partly modern, east
front on paved street, near 18th and lizard
Sc OO0
Good 5-room cottage, fun lot: city water
high slightly location. near RiveTvicW
Park-t7O0.
Very desirable north side lot at $500 for
immediate sale. This is a bargain
RUSSELL & McKITRICK CO..
49, Range Bldg. 18th and Harvey
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-28
BARGAIN IN VACANT LOTS
FrOm WOrId-H erald Oet. 2eth, 1eIo

Despite the wishes OF me Fec.
the World-Herald want ads are
still gaining, and not losing.
Should the Bee care to be truth
full, II would state that the anpar.
ent shIinkage iDiths. Wofld- Herald
Want ads over last year RI due fo
tnfs raber's reducing the size OF
the rules between each ad by one
hat thereby saving 20 the World.
Herald eh TO s columns OF space
each day.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-28

FOR RENT-Three furnished housekSep
ing rooms. 1909 Farnam ST.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-28
Lots

tvs CHEAP LOTS
on Patrick Ave, near 43d ST., sewer water
gas and permanent walks; close 20 car
only 1928 each OF $500 for both.
WRIGHT & LASBCRY.
sos South 18th St Phone Douglas l62
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-28
Owner Must Sell

his new eight-room all modern house To-
Gated at 5O22 California street, In the best
part OF Dundee. This house was built for
a home and has every convenience. Be
sure to Investigate before you buy or build
Cannot be duplicated for the price. Phone
Harvey 1886
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-28

FOR RENr-Nicely furnished front room
desirable IVl two gentlemen, ~ FaI nam
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-28

TWO we'll IA. -lshed rooms; modern. FUR,
mace heat phone boarding near; centrally
located. 2l4 n. 10Th st.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-28
Apartments snd Flats.

! 2sl DEWEY AVE. rooms all modern
close walking distance, $50. Glover Realty
I syndicate l2i9-22 City Natl Bank Bldg.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-28

FOR SALE-Central, large corner lot IA
Valley Address s. h. Gildersleeve 81.
Quinnipiac Ave, Fair Haven, Conn.,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-28
OFFERED FOR RENT

Hotels and Apartments-Contin ued.
/ GEORGIA hotel. home cooking. q meals
] $50, transieuts solicited. Tel Harvey 56l
/ 1912 Georgia Ave.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-28

TWO LOTS AT PRICE OF ONE
5OI1SO feet each price, 500; adjoining
lots are held at 500 TO $500 each. Nowats
Land and Lot Co., 65S New York Life Bldg
Phone Red 1889 or A lI2l
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-26
NORTH BENNINGTON

Miss Katherine Conway is spend
ing few days at her home in Co
hoes, n. Y.
Misses Nellie Shanahan and MAY
Burke are spending the day in Troy
and Albany.
Miss Sarah Mack and Miss Kath.
crime Burke are spending the day in
Troy and Albany doing their Easter
shopping.
DO not forget the dance on Easter
Monday night given By Bryant's
brass band Good music and good
time for all
Percy Russell OF Palmer. Mass.
is spending a few days at the home
.of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Luman
5. Russell of Pleasant street.
There win be Easter services at
the Congregational church in the
morning at the regular hour.
Preaching by Rev James S. Clark Of
Brattleborc. Special Faster music.
George Dewitt was pleasant,
surprised Friday evening by about
sixteen friends. The occasion was
In honor of his birthday. Cards
were played and refreshments sery.
ed and a Jolly good time enjoyed b,
all.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-26
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and WIIsSe Told Brieib
for Busy Readers.

Fraziers orchestra viii furnish the
music for the n. f. o. z. dance on
Monday evening.
Samuel d. Pierson OF Geneva. n.
Y. Is the guest Of his brother, Phil
lip 4 II. Pierson for few DAYS.
A meeting Of the ball committee
Of the Knights of Columbus will be
held at o'clock Sunday afternoon
Mrs. j. H. Warren of School street
Is spending Eastr with her son.
George Warren Of Rutland, who IS
i'll.
Miss Ora Watson Of Mccall street
and Joseph A. Watson Of Rensselaer,
~ " left yesterday for weeks
visit in Montreal and Swanton.
The members of the Second Con
gregational Sunday school are spec
tally invited to be present at the sun
rise meeting at O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
The annual reports Of the graded
school district have been printed and
may be had AZ Perry & Keeseman's.
the first national the savings bank
and r =. Harris store.
Carl Estes Who is ccnnectvd with
the Vermont Machinery company Of
Bellows Falls is here TO pass Eas-
ter with his p5ran &. ~ nd Mrs.
G. s. Estes OF Main street
YAH the goods from the suit depart
mont OF the II C. Roster & Co,
store which were badly damaged by
fire this forenoon have been taken
to Nathan Leylns tailor shop on
North street Mr. Rosters custom
crs who have purchased or planned
TO obtain one of the suits or coats
today will be able to do so by call
ing at the Levin shop.
Giles Harbour who is employed at
Bingham's box shop suffered sey-
ere injury to the index finger OF his
right hand this morning through get
ting II into hand saw in motion.
He will not lose the finger.
The through freight from Chatham
yesterday afternoon a. about 1880 D.
clock met With an ACCIDENT one nile
south of North Bennington The
brake rods on one OF the freight cars
became unfastened and dropped I'M
der the wheels Of the car, causing II
to jump the track A serious acct
dent was avoided by the quick move
ments of Conductor NJ. +. Parsis who
Immediately put on the emergency
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-26
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot Ease, the antiseptic powder IL
cures painfui, smnring. nervous feet. and in.
siAntly lakes the sting ont Of corns and bun
ions. It's the greatest comfort dis OVcry of
the age Aliens Foot Ease makes tight or new
shoe easy. II is a certain cure for sweating.
callous. swollen. tired. aching feet. Always
use II TO Break IN New shoes. Try II to-iay.
Sold everywhere, BY mail for ~ cts in stamps.
Don't ACCEPT ANY SUBSTITUTE. For
FRYE tilal package Aides Allen :. Onstcad.
lie Roy. n. Y.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-26
LIBEL SUIT OF s25o0oo.

Thomas 2. Walsh Made DEPENDENT
by New York Lawyer
Washington, Mar 26.-One-quarter
o. million dollars as damages for
alleged libel and conspiracy are de-
manded Of Thomas f. Walsh. the
millionaire mine owner OF Colorado
and Washington. in q suit filed In
the supreme court of the District Of
Columbia by d. c Hansen. a New
York lawyer Hansen alleges that
Mr. Walsh caused to be published In
Denver newspaper July ]. 1905 a
statement In which 1t is alleged he
referred to Hansen as a 'blackmailer
and perjurer."
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-26

brake and stopped tie train. The
@recking crew from Bennington With
c. NJ. Wickham in charge soon ar.
rived, the track was cleared and the
train proceeded to North Bennine-
ton
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-26

PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to
cure any case nfitching Blind Rleed.
ing or Protrudiue pilos IN to "a
days or money refunded soc.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-26
AUCTION WAS STOPPED
Sale Of Site Of Recently Burned
Hotel al Burlington.

Burlington. March 26-An injuuc-
ton granted by Judge Zed S stan
ton IN the chancery court was served
yesterday on Max L. Powell. trustee
Of Hotel Burlington, restraining Pow
ell from having anything further TO
do with the property.
Mr.. Powell had advertised the
property for sale az auction today.
Both Powell and the Woodburys
claim TO own the property, each hay-
ing a quit claim deed from George
NJ. Delaney.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-26

I.ouey-"Und you say yces brud
DAN Hama has a trying time in dis
world? -Vot vas der matter init him
Fritz-"Ny he vorie In a big re-
fnery und tries lard all day
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-26


assuredy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30
THIRD TRACKS ON ELEVATED
Inter.-Met. Bond Issue May Be
Used in Part for DEVELOPMENT

The proceeds of the bond issue exnectad
soon TO be brought out by the INTERIOR
ough-MetroDolitan Company viii be used.
II is understood from good sources. In
meeting the cost OF laying third tracks
on the elevated roads Of the system. an
undertaking which the Public Service Com
mission, 1t is said. has already informally
approved; in providing for extensions Of
the elevated roads and in retiring note
issues which viii mature within the COM
Ing year.
No steps viii be taken for raising funds
Tor new subway construction, IL is said.
until 1t shall have developed whether or
not the Interborough is to obtain the con-
tract Tor building the projected suhways.
The marlborough financial plans. as
originally reported, would provide for a
bond issue Of ar least s20.oooOoo. The
amount. it is now believed, viii be much in
excess of that figure.
In addition to the funds required for
the extensive improvements and additions
TO the elevated SYSTEM. provision must be
made for refUnding S23 S59. 900 per cent
notes Of the Interborough Rapid Transit
company. maturing on Nay !, and y, 54a. 400
per cent extended notes of the INTERIOR
ough-Metropolitan Company, due July I.
1911
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30
LIVESTOCK Make.

New York. September p. 1910
BEEYES-Receipts were 50 cars. Or U.s.
No trading on live weight Fesling noIninally
weak Dressed beef slow at - 2 &c per %
for native sides. Texas beef. ~ a DC LondorR
and Liverpool cattle and beef markets IN
changed No exports from this pert to-day or
CAIVFS-Receipts were 4OT head: 367 on
sale Market quiet and steady Three cars
Western calves ursoId- VeaIS sold AT SSnSll
per 100 ID: culIs. 81; good 70 prime W sster9
calves. ST3 81 so; no grassers City cresset
dressed 1OG15c: dressed grassers s91Oc
SaIeS-S- Judd & Co.. Q veals los ID sVeE-
age. SI1 per 100 IL 3. 80 ID, SO 81 Nlrslnl@
calves eos h 81 70. 43 Western calves. I'D To-
81 so: 40. 20T ID. 81 40. 80. 246 -. s. -
: Sanders: veals. 14O 10. S115 :. 10 d.
$40: / 200 H. SO: L. 25O ID. 81.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recetpts were zS4S
head: "A cars on sale. Market steady: Al cars
unsoId. Sheep. So q 81 so per 100 -. yeariinss.
81. lambs IS 5O8 81 IS: culIs. s. Dressed
IA ISc, a few choice hog dressed. IS &c
Sales-S. Judd & Co SO state lambs. q 70
average 81 . per 100 Ii. Isl. % ID. 50 So -
76 III SIS So: IL 81 ID. s. So 9S PennSylvanfs.
IS H. So So; II Gull lambs 50 -. s.; state
ysarlings. % ID. 50. q sheep. $50 ID. 81. =
s Sanders: ia state lambs II 10. 81 So $50
Pennsylvania "A n So 20. 10 ciIlls, 40 10. So
9 sheep, III ID. So. state IS ID. 81
Eerns Commission Company: TS9 indiana
Newton & Co. (Iats Yesterday: 24f vss=
Virginia lambs - 10. 81 20; 26T. IS ID. SO 50s
234 IS ID, So so: 3 West Virginia yearlinSs. 1IS
ID. s.. = sheep. 100 ID IS 30
head including y car for the market No
sales up TO a late hour. Feeling weak TO roo
lower Country dressed hogs steady at - p
lie per ID for medium 70 light weights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago Sept 29-CATTLE
: COO. market slow. weak. beeves. "a 50 -
IS %: Texas steers. IS JO6S5 80. Western
steers So 1O9S6 Is: stockers and feeders. 81 10
81 5O6S $40. HOG-Reeeipts. 10000. 1Oet5o
lower than yesterdays average. light. s. $50
50 Is mixed, IS Is 50 10; heavy. IS 1899 05s
rough. IS f5mSS So, good 70 choice heavy.
IS IS a 50 %: pigs. IS 2O9S0 10; bulk OF sales.
s. 35 IS so SHEEP-Receipts. 10000; mar
ms4 Is: warnings. 81 40 q 50 so; lambs. IA
1--we. S4 - q 81 10. Westerns. 50 q 81
East Buffalo. Sept. 29.-CATTLE-Steadys
prime steers. 81 - q 81 20 NEAI4S-Receipts.
$50: active and &c lower; STQS1o -. a few
S1L HOGS-Recelpts. 5000: Dun and 100
50 *: Workers 50 goo 50 40 pigs. So 5000:
roughs. IS IS -, stays. SG9SI. diaries. IS .
a 50 20 SHEEP AND LANBS-Recetpts.
q. 500 head; sheep active and steady. lambs
slO wand f5c lower. lambs s. 500 81 Is.
Kansas city Sept. 29-CAT'rLE-Receipt
f1.O0O. including 1900 Southerns; market
" sak 20 loo lower: dressed beef and export
steers So 5OGST So fair TO good. S. 80 o s. 50.
Southern steers. 81 950 81 20. southern cows.
81 u q 81: native cows. 81 SOC 81 80. native
heffers 81 500 SIS ., bulls. IS 40 q 81 -
calves. 81 IS q s. 80. HOGS-Receip pts. 5000.
market Toe lower: bulk o. sales. s. 50 2 s. 90.
heavy. 81 ~ s. 50. packers and outchers.
Receipts. u 600; market steady TO Ijc lower:
lambs s. S00 s. 81. yearliugs 81 50GS5
werhers. s. - a 81 S.. ewes. s. 80 q 81. stock
ers and feeders. s. 500 81 -.
Cincinnati. sept 29---CATTIEi-Receipts. eSS.
quiet and steady. tair 20 good shippers. s. 500
. 4i5. slow. 15c lower; butchers and shippers.
sszSg 10. common S66SS 65. SFIEEP-Rscsipts.
g4O- slow fGe115- lower S21SS -, lambs slow,
f5c 20 sc lower. s. 501$6 G..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30

Spot cotton quiet and unchanged At
IL nc for middling upland and lac for mid
ding Gulf; sales 627 bales; delivered on con-
tract 300 bales Southern spot markets
were rs follows: Mobile firm, unchanged. at
10 Slice: sales. 100 bales. savannah quiet
ard easy. unchanged, at Is 1-l8c; sales. O4O9
bales Charleston firm. Lice higher. at
IS 7-l6c Norfolk steady unchanged. at IS y c;
IIsbasr ar 13Lc Augusta firm unchanged.
hs1 IS,' a a $50 bsIes 81 Iouis 1uiet
h5eIss- ar IStc galveston steady un-
changed. at 1890: sales 100 bales. New
orleans steady. unchanged. at Is 7-16c: sales.
1884 bales Wilmington quiet 1-loc higher.
13sic; sales. zoo bales. Houston steady. 1-16c
higher, at IS 11-16c; sales s,T02 bales,
bales! speculation and export. 800: American.
5000 Imports. 1000. all American Middling
S5Ts POINTS decline closed firm at a net de-
cline of points 10 an advance OF n points
Sdtobar November 72id: Novembtr-Dec
Der. 717iad: pecember-Jnn ana January
February. sad: FEBRUARY MaFch, q il lod
T1SI-d: June-JuIy T.1Td. July-August. lid
Manchester. Yarns FIRM: cloths in good de-
COFFEE-The coffee market much
less active to-day and showed a somewhat re
dictionary tendency as result or an easier turn
IN the Fyiropean markets. Offerings here did not
become all aggressive. nor were they al
any time heavy enough 10 suggest any modihca-
g. ~ snac1totfve sentiment and after opening
unchanged 10 ) points lower the market showed
S-sr,, iiTris change The close was quiet at "A
rsr dacitne OF IGf points. Sales were reported OF
. 100 bags for the day. Owing 70 the sustained
primary markets and the absence OF any news
from Brazil claiming an improvement in che
new crop outlook the easier cables from abroad
were naturally attributed 10 purely speculative
deveIopInents following a rapid advance, and
the showing Of the cable consequently made little
inlpression Havre opened AG1s franc higher.
hut lost almost all the advance before the hour
OF the local opening and closed net unchanged
10 !. franc higher. Hamburg was = pfenng
lower The Brazilian markets both firm,
ana while Rio was unchanged. Santos so
refs higher. although there was an advance OF
nd In the rate of brazilian exchange on London.
Receipts at the two Brazilian ports were 90 900
bags against i0Z. 600 last year. and Jundtahy re
reipts were 80 900 bags. against rs 500 last year
New York warehouse deliveries on Wednesday
were II 600 bags. against rs 124 last year. II is
reported In local circles that Western roasters
generally speaking. have been against the ad-
vance In prices and that they are still carrying
very small stocks. Some merchants however
say that retailers are in some instances becom-