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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-05-01
Personal and Otherwise

49,
Philip Norsen left Friday for a
short stay at Wheaton.
. Miss Bass Oderkirk spent Sunday
at her home at Winona.
Mrs. Erick N. Nelson is seriously
il ct her home in this city.
Miss Ida johnson returned Satur-
day from q couple Of weeks stay in
AtWater.
j G. Strand spent a few days
last week at Dawson, transacting
business.
Z Miss Evelyn Olson of Saltwater is
visiting at the home Of her uncle, ].
H: Olson.
Father Carlin Of Candy, Mimi,
was guest Of Father C. McDevitt
over Sunday.
John Wicklund Of Atwater is
spending . few days in Willmar on
business this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Ellefson are the
proud parents Of a little son born to
them Friday, April %.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. johnson Of
Whitefeld are the happy parents Of
a little daughter, born to them Fri
day, April 25th.
Miss Augusta Knabe leaves today
for her home at Philadelphia after
q several months stay with her bro
the1. and family, Mr.. J. G. Knabe.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Croonquist and
mother, Mrs. G. F. Anderson of Kan
dyohi were Willmar visitors yester-
day.
Mrs. Axel Nelson of Eagle Lake,
and daughter and Mrs. Dan Downs
and little son Of Spicer departed last
Thnrc1ov 70, - o,+h,, ,,;;4 ,,,:4L
,.elai;vas a. ch;cooo III -
!.
MISS Nellie botnen and sister,
Miss Marie, who teaches at Rem
vae,. spent Sunday the guests of
Montevideo friends. Miss Nellie re-
Mrs. Chas. Mlnnick and little
daughter and Miss Ethel Wilson OF
Atwater We're delegates to the W. c.
i. y. meeting held in this city last
week. While here they were guests
80 - - i q s'1s,o-1 11o'''e. ~
8. E'sinfs11s1,+ 1lss seven years, and ssaei--
Il lam Henry, years, abandoned chill
dren OF Henry Won Schenck OF Green
Lake, We're Drot IN TINS week by
), nnerln bonde. Ihey WILL De sent to
the ~. Antnony orpnanage at Mlnne-
apolls' 3.
Mr. ana MRS. Jonn y. Erickson OF
we" honaon were IN w1llmar f1oay'
enroute Tor new dampton' Iowa.
Wnere tney Will spend tne summer
wltn relatives. Whlle IN TINS caty
they were guests OF their cousins, the
Misses Norm.
Miss Ebba johnson left for her
nome at Pennock yesterday Tor a
snort vacation: sne wlll return TO
"li!mar tne latter part OF Oh tne "eek'
naving accepteo q positlon at tne
y. ~. express, once ana Deg1ns nel
dutles Monday
Mrs. Pete Lind and children Of
Pennock were in Willmar Monday,
onests of Mrs NJ Fl. Nelson. Thew
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-05-01

Otto Bergquist returned yesterday
from a trip to Chicago. He shipped
some stock to South st. Paul, and
not receiving satisfactory prices he
re-shipped two cars to Chicago. He
says he made $194.00 on the extra
trip.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-05-01

LOCAL BREvIIIE
J. 7. Branton made business trip
to Milaca yesterday.
Hugo Hogiund has accepted po-
lsition with the ". D. Virgins Co.
Miss Ida Molberg visited friends
and relatives at Kerkhoven over Sum
day.
Mrs. Hugh Campbell went to Spic-
er Saturday for visit with rela-
ltives.
Miss Lille Larson Of Norway Lake
spent a few days in Willmar last
week.
Mrs. Ward Wicol Of Chippewa Co.,
spent Sunday at the home Of A. o.
Forsberg.
Miss Ellen Soldahl left Monday
for Renville to remain for an indean-
ite period
P. G. Peterson was in the twin cit
les on business couple Of days the
latter part Of the week.
Engval Asping Of Clara City is
under medical treatment at the Be-
thesda hospital this week.
Miss Abbie Edgren viii ent rtain
a few Of her friends at her rooms at
|51O Fifth street this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Pearson and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Dale enjoyed an
outing at Dale Greek Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John johnson and
children Of Lake Lillian were Will
mar visitors Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. h. Bitterness pleasantly
entertained the Silent Club at her
home on Eleventh street Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Olga Haroldson, who is
teaching near New London, spent
Sunday in Willmar, guest Of Miss
Lizzie Solom.
Mrs. Christ Rasmussen and two
daughters, Hannah and Annie, re-
turned home Saturday from few
days visit in the cities.
The regular meeting Of the Anti
tuberculosis society will be held at
the Commercial Club rooms next
Tuesday, May 7th, at three O'Clock
p. m.
Several men are employed this
week breaking the grounds for the
Inew Wholesale house on I'll street,
which IS to be completed the first
week in July.
Watch ont for the Southland Sex
tette Monday, May Goth at the Pres
byterian church. Everyone viii want
to hear this celebrated company of
colored people sing.
Rev. DR.. Nickelson, District Supt.
Of the Anti-Saloon League, enroute
for his home in Minneapolis from
trip to Beardsley, was a guest Of Rev.
]. L. Parmeter Monday.
Miss Lillian Kiefer, who has fin-
Iished her term Of school at Belling-
ham, was a guest Of Miss Hattie
Holmdahl Monday. She left for her
home at Brooten yesterday.
Miss Irene Stevens, who has been
employed at the Larson grocery for
tho past two years, resigned her po-
sition last week. Miss Selphia Lar
son has accepted the vacancy.
Agent r. C. Geer Of Yale, S. d.,
spent Sunday at the home Of w. L.
Geer, and also attended the Agents
meeting held in Willmar Sunday. r.
c. Geer is a nephew of w. L. Geer.
Miss Amy Olson, who has been
Visiting her parents at Driscol N. D.,
returned to Willmar yesterday ac-
companied by her sister, Miss Min
ME. who viii visit here few weeks.
c. Hultin and daughter, Miss Min
ME, returned to Minneapolis Thurs
lday after weeks. visit at the home
of Mrs. Ida Hultin Of Fahlun and
Mr.. and Mrs. And. Hedin of this city.
Mr.. Knabe, who has just closed
out his jewelry business at Willmar,
will 60 on the road FOR q large jew
lelry firm, which he win represent in
several western states. His family
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-05-01
Personal Mention.

III OV1AOA U4C11t1Vl1s
Mrs. E. H. Frost spent Saturday
N the twin cities.
DR.. ]. c. Jacobs was at Kandi-
yohi Saturday.
A. 0. Nelson went to St. Paul yes
terday on business.
Mrs. E. Patchell spent Saturday
with Darwin friends.
j ]. II. Wiggins and Jack Virgins
spent Monday in St. Paul.
~ DIR. B. J. Branton was in Mime
apolis on business Saturday.
Evald Danielson of Pennock was
a Willmar caller yesterday.
Mrs. P. NJ. Long spent Sunday
with relatives at New London.
Mrs. C. NJ. Jenson of New London
was a Willmar visitor yesterday.
DIR. J. R. Petersen was in Mime
apoGs visiting his parents on Mon
day.
Marcus Olson of Green Lake was
a Wlllmar visitor couple Of days
last week.
Miss Charlotte Christensen wentto
St. Cloud -MoIday for a couple Of
days visit.
Mrs. James O'Toole of St. Paul is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Parkins.
Miss Crouch left yesterday for
Poupore, Minn.,z to remain there for
indefinite time.
Joseph Kloster Of Spicer visited
at the home Of O. Grue few days
the past week.
Ed Benson spent couple of days
the latter part of last week at Litch-
field on business.
y Rev. Theo. Livingstone left today
to attend the Methodist conference
held in Minneapolis.
Miss Olga Hanson returned Mon
day from a couple Of weeks visit
. with Fargo friends.
Mrs. H. Zelch left Monday for a
couple of weeks visit with her par
ents at Candy, MINI.
Mrs. Sidney Stone left for St.
Paul Monday morning to be the guest
Of relatives few days.
DR.. E. H. Frost returned Satur-
day night from his studies in Chica-
go, ILL.,, and Rochester, MINI.
Miss Anna Knutson of Lidger-
wood, N. D., is visiting at the home
Of j. A. Ristdahl in Eagle Lake
Mrs. E. Woodcock and baby re-
turned Saturday from few days.
visit with her parents at Darwin.
Miss Ella Arthur returned to her
home at Spicer yesterday from Wis
it since Monday with friends here.
Mrs. C. G.. Jafney went to Morris
the latter part Of the week for a
weeks visit with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gustafson and
the Misses Ida and Amy Klint of
Kandiyohi attended the band concert
here Sunday. .
Miss Anphia Christoferson of
Arctander returned to her home yes
terday from short visit spent with
Willmar friends.
Andrew Anderson of St. Paul ar
rived Saturday and is a guest of
Capt. Allen and Lieut.. Anderson of
the Salvation Army.
Mrs. G.. n. Halverson Of near Will
mar and Miss Mabel Hagen left yes
terday for a weeks visit with rela-
tives at Waterloo, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel johnson OF
Ltchfeld autoed to Willmar Sunday
to spend the day with friends an
attend the band concert.
Miss Mabel Holmdahl returned te
her home at Norway Lake Saturday
after a visit at the homes of And
Hedin and Mrs. M. johnson.
Miss Florence Benson, who has
been teaching school at Paynesville
has finished her term of school ant
returned to Willmar Saturday.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-05-01
IAN
ON TRIAL
Former Resilenf IS Accused q
Murder n Rroyinoe q
Saskatche

Victor Erickson, who will be ne
membered by many Of our readers as
a former resident Of Lake Lillian
township, IS now being held in jail
in Canada, accused Of the murder
Of his little step-daughter. Mr.. Err
ickson formerly rented the Erickson
farm in section Twenty-Five, Lake
Lillian, and during his residence in
that district was man Of exemplary
character and enjoyed the respect Of
all his neighbors.
About five years ago he left this
county for Canada, fling on a home
stead near Thompkins.
A year ago he returned to Will
mar to undergo an operation under
the direction of DR.. Branton at the
Willmar hospital for tumors caused
by q fall from the top Of his shanty.
While stretching wire to brace the
stovepipe on the shanty, the wire
broke, causing him to fall to the
ground landing on his head and
shoulders. Being alone he lay un-
conscious for about five hours be-
fore he was able to get into the
house. The following day he was
found by Albert Lett in serious
condition. Mr.. Lett Immediately pro-
cured medical assistance.
Ole E. Erickson, an uncle Of the
accused, states that while visiting
with him for a few days last spring,
there appeared to be something
wrong with the mind Of the accused;
and also that on two different oc-
casions the accused went into ter
rible fits Of anger without any ap-
parent cause. "We felt relieved when
he left but now we regret that some
thing was not done to learn more de-
finitely the state Of the accused's
mental condition" After staying
here for about a month he left fol
his claim in Canada where he re-
NAMED during the summer and the
following fall he was married to q
lady by the name Of Lydia Lindquist
who had little daughter two years
old, Viola. After some time inter.
|mittingly fol two months, during re-
occurring fits Of anger he abused
this child and it is strange that ne
complaint had been made before il
had gone so far. It is believed that
the above injuries affected his brair
making him subjectSto temporary fits
Of insanity.
Aaron Erickson, hardware deal.
er at Niobe, N. D., also an uncle Of
Victor Erickson, was present wher
he was given his first hearing and
states he could see nothing but, the
defendent was insane when he com
mitted the crime. He has employed
Ia lawyer. for the defendant and 8
plea Of insanity will be made in his
defense.
The trial will take place at Moose.
jaw, Canada, on the 4th Of May.
The following is an account take1
from the Gull Lake (Sask.) Adver.
tiser:
CONTINUED on page z
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-05-01
Housekeepers' Club.

The Housekeepers' Club will meet
Saturday afternoon and the follow
ing ladies will serve: Mesdames
Wright, Winney, Afrleck, Barrett, E.
Benson, A. P. Bergeson, Brown,
Bryant, j. p. Carlson and Butler.
The following program will be rem
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-05-01

Miss Stella Hoglund was charm
ing hostess to theatre party given
to a few Of her girl friends at her
home on Third Street last evening
At eight o'clock the guests were
taken to the Majestic theatre. After
the play they returned to the hos.
tess home where delicious lunch
con was awaiting them. The guests
numbered ten.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-05-01

Mr.. Knabe, who has just closed
out his jewelry business at Willmar,
will go ON the road For q large jew
elry firm, which he win represent in
several western states. His family
will continue to reside ct Willmar.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-08
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING Foreign houses
bought about 20 90 shares OF stock i'm mis-
market principally United States Steel com
mon.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. - Dividends
have been declared as follows: American
Tobacco Company, regular quarterly ~ per
cent on tho preferred. payable April |: the
Nnes- -Bement- Pond Company, regular quar-
teriy j., per cent each on the preferred and
common stocks, payable respectively Feb
ruary Is and March -; the Pratt & Whit
ncv COMPANY. regular quarterly ~ per cent
on the preferred payable February IS: the
StUdebsker Corporation, regular quarterly
IL. per cent on the preferred stock. PAYABLE
March l. and the Federal Light and Trac-
ticn CompanE regular quarterly li2 per
cent on the preferred, payable March |.
AMERICAN SMELLING AND REIN
ING COMPANN.-The American Smelling
and Refining Company has declared divi-
dends OF i-6 per cent on the preferred
stock. PAYABLE March !, and two-thrds Of
per cent on the common. payable March u.
These dividends which are at the regular
quarterly rates are for the last two months
clared for the successive quarters Of the
calendar year
NORTHWESTERN BONDS SOLD-The
Chicago & Northwestern Railway COMPANY
has sold to Kuhn Loeb q Co. I5O0O.000 Mil
waukee Sparta & Northwestern Railway
Company first mortgage per cent goh
bonds, due March !. l9iI. principal and In
terest guaranteed by ndorSem@nl ana 10 ~
Railway Company.
PRICE OF SUGAR ADNANCED.-All re-
duers have advanced the price of granu-
lated sugar ten points. from 90 TO o.o0
cents. less Dcr cent for cash.
ISSUE OF DERENTTRES.-Thc dircc-
tors Of tho Chicago st Paul Minneapolis q
Omaha Railway Company have authorized
an issue Of S5O00.0dO debcnture . per cent
bonds which will mature March J. 1870. oL
these bonds 81. SO zoo will he used 10 pay TOT
additions, bettcrmonts and equipment a.
ready purchased and S,1oo.W0 for douple-
tracking and additional equipment.
MONEY TRANSFERRED TO SAN
ANCISCO The Suh-Treasury YESTERDAY
transferred 500 OO0 10 san Francisco for a'-
count OF local bankers
NATIONAL, 81 RETN COMPANY =. J.
arner formerly connected with the AI,ieI
i,an Surety Company. and Arthur W t.au,
kin formerly manager OF inc NauoId,
surety Company i'm ST Louis, nave pen
made vice presidents Of IN" Naional surrey
COMPANY
LARGE INCREASE ~ RoNpS., a SIC
cisI meeting Of tho stockholders OF inc Ma,
honinC & Sh"nango Valley EauWdE am
Light COMPANY viii hc held on March -
10 fct upon 2 proposition To increase tne
bonded indebl eduess Of tho company i'V"
so 80 10 $500 0oo
New-York tribune., 1912-02-08
MINING
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Renewed frmncss was shown In tho mar
ket tor outside securities. although I'm few
Of the lower priced issuos some irreEularl'"
developed on light dealings. British Amer
can Tobacco continued to non0poliZo IN"
attention of tho market. dealings being on
an extensive scale 1t a further sharp ad-
vance Of las to tho highest price reached on
record The upward movement iu this tssu"
was attributed 10 tho heavy buying for in
side account. although thor" appeared 30 b"
a large short interest. which started N
cover At the opening rited cigar Stor"N
moved I'D Doiuts bur ca>ol of sliChtiE.
Ofhar 'ohs eco issues varr firm. 7. W.
Woolvorth shares wcr- slightly easter. tn"
mining list was hrm and fairly active al
though the price changes Wero Iitt" NOR"
than fractional Silver stocks were sh1d"
higher Bonds continued active and firm.
New York city AS being IN" strong Issue.
Detailed operations follow.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-08
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Large trading in steel common was a
ffatuTe of the dealings on the Consolidated
stool TychanGe The stock was under sell
ing pressure early iu the session. but If
made a good recover IN the afternoon
C'oy,,,,isslon house business In II was on q
large scale with Cu" firm executing an
ordsr for i.cO0 shares Rullish operators
EXPRESSED themselves as vcll pleased at the
way the stock had acted IN the race ot re
norte that tho government was considering
criminal acton against certain othcers OF
tho steel Corporation because Of tho alleged
destruction OF papers bearing upon the ted
e,al dissolution suit Much interest con-
tinuAd 10 be taken I'm the probable action of
the House Democratic caucus upon the pro
posAd money trust investigation Road
ING took second place As TO volume. The
rrofessionsI clement was inclined 20 ham
ruer IT. and il failed TO sell above l5S@s IN
H.. carly dealings Th"r" Was active odd
LOT trading in Third Avenue. Detailed oper-
ati follow.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-08
MONEY AND EXCHANGE,

THE MONEY MARkIsI -Mcroy on call
or.ped a. ~ per CEN. highest 2ia per cent,
lowest o, per cent, closing 2as per cHn'.
ruling rate, - Per Ceut. Time money Yes
sUghtly easter ig tho Quotations Tor the
Shorter periods Business was not eSp--
Cislly sCti,e Rates 2'ar-'a per cent Tor
siXty davS l7.a& per cent Tor ninety days.
3q8l4 Ter cent for i.Jr months, 3. per
cent for ive ana @lN months. ga per
cent for Twelve months Mercantile paper
wa Issued rather soarirgiy. Rates 5i;a
I per cent for sixty to ninety days m
dorsemAnts: aizd4 per cent f'r choiC" four
10 sin months single uemrs ~ per cent
for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. after selling
81 4s15 for demand -t-rl'ac - the open
ing the market Uecev," sjeadier IN the
FIRST hour. a. the end II MICH cables were
opo,4a ~ 4S,5504 $50. asmauJ sterling at
4 STsnq4 STi4 sivtv-da' bills at AAiJa3S3la
snT zninsty-day bille ~ ,s2S5d4 s. Short
francs W@re 5lS's less '-.2 ard short reicHs-
marks q l-l6 Jess .-.,. fno ma kcf hold
STEADY IN rho afternoon. "lth cables Guct@O
81 AS765d4 S1Sl demand sterling ~ iS5l@0
4S520 and siNtv-daN bills At tAn514&ia l.
Short francs Wsrc I1>s less LEA ana short
Teichsmgrhs o. plus so.
Bankers pc-tod TSto follow.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-08

a 81 40: basket or crate. S21Ss: LETTUCE.
81. ONIONS. Cuban. new. crate 81 1902 S. !.
old. white. crate 81 20 a So; yellow, 140-ib bag
So 50as4 IS; tO0-ib bag. $3Qs3 75: red, l4o-ib
bag. $3u$ 10; lOO-lb bag. 81 SO g SO. OKRA.
carrier, 81 80 a - 50: Cuban. $14S2 25: PEP
PERs. box. s2q SO SO; a-tll caufe-, $2G$s .
Til. 81 J0dS2 80; basket, 81 506 So PAP
SHIPS. bbl, 81 so 81 IS: PEAS, basket. s2a
Sd; PARSLEY, plain. bbl. SSnsI2; curly. s5a
81 crate SS basket. SO: RoMAISE, basket
dStmS3 bbl. S2a$4: boz. sl5S2 80; SHAL-
LOTS 100 bunches, So o SO 20; SPINACH, bss-
ket. Slms4: SQUASH old. Hubbard. bbl. 81 q
81 p; marrow. 81 25 a 81 80. TT'RNTPS. ruts-
baga. Dbl. S11SGsl Is white. SidSf so: TO
MATOES, Florida. carrier S1GS4. Cuban, g y
s. so; Nassau. 15c s., WATERCREss. 100
hrlrrhea a 81 90
New-York tribune., 1912-02-08
exc Ns~
AMERICAN WRlTlNG PAPER CO.

The report OF the American Writing Pa
rer COMPANY tor the year ended December
q, llll, has been issued. The income 60
count shoWs net earnings OF tl.4o0O96, an
increase of &2.g,i over tho preceding year.
and total earnings Of sl,525,J3l. an Increase
~ fSn69l Dtducting interest on bonds.
$4,000 other expenses. sSl29oS, and sink
Ing fund appropriation. $1,000. total OF
S.2s29% a balance of S263,32S remained.
and the surplus for the year. after payment
Of i2ie,5a dividends. was 1879. comparing
with \ deficit OF {siIl3 shown az OF Dc
ccmhnr 81 lqin
New-York tribune., 1912-02-08
Rankers- - -. foIIov

Chicago 15c 20 - discount. New Orleans.
commercial 80 discount bank 81 premium
tt Louis. par bid. lo" premium asked
Annnea pouS. zoo premium. Charleston. buy
3nz par selling ~" por cent premium. san
Francisco, sight par, telegraph 9'ec
BANk 'LEARtNGS - New York eX-
changes, 81. .241 G'2. balances Sla6l2 @o7. Bos-
ton. exchanges S-6G2{"23. balances sl127.7's.
Baltimore. exchanges S7.SSI C0I balances
S52a749. Pail l-delphia. exchanges s2s.e32. rs.
balances g, IS; $50
SILVER MARKET. Commercial tar sill
yer. $3.50 Mexican silver dollar &c Bar
silver in London closed ~ - 1-1Gd
MEXICAN ENCUANGE.-N -Nexican ex-
change on New York IS quoted a. o0ito
New-York tribune., 1912-02-08
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were filed yesterday:
THE CHARLES A. HETZtsL & son co,
manufacturers of ccllulod. ivory and tor
toise shell. at No. l72 West 2lst street: In
voluntary. Creditors, Arlington Company.
81 035. Wagner Comb Manufacturing Com
many $6. ana John Nixon, s1S Liabilities
stated. $1,000; assets, 5000.
SAMUEL JONES. real estate operator
No. IS West 59th street; voluntary. La
biIities. s3,6i8: no assets
SAMUEL OBERSTFIN. clothing dealer.
at No. e67 sixth avenue: involuntary: cred
itors. simon Goldstein. $40: Bernard Good
stein. s247, and Harry G.. Graham. slis. La
btIitics. 5000 assets, sl,cc0,
New-York tribune., 1912-02-08

s,ot quiet and - points higher. a. 10. .l5c '0-
wIdlIire upland Liverpool cables. spot IA Eo"3
demand siles Is 0Oo bales. - r-"u.stiou and ~
port. 1000. American. 1900. imports, IrV''.
american 1000" Nid-uFiaua. '3d. Futures
ar,ls1 afasl, - & 20 80 points advance CLOSED
l,raIs steady. ~ 10 20 u points ad' anc'. Feb
r..fr. S.g1. T-hrusr'. Nar-N. 3jl ed. March
krgl O. SD ArrI. Man. 5 - % NeF.Iur", = $50
rursIu'y. S56'.t. Vlt.Augus. "1fl, NuEus
-.Ifsgbar SD. -svfsuher-ortohsr, 3oi1d,
O.,aba-. November 90 - .t. NoE smha-- nNcamber.
= $50. December -Jarulry and Ianuar FcbguaE,f
d. 4T'.g. F.bruarr. March. i. IS I'd
COTTTF-Tur opening was On points
lower. owing % Disappointing cables from Fu-
r1rs. bur or tho da.lu. Their. was good buying.
and most NJ tho ..4' 'hs market ruled firm. with
values somewhat above the previous closing
level N.sar 'ho close there was selling. how
ever. and uu-l uriras We're - ref decline NJ
t4S points with sales o' 8, $50 bags HaEre
closed .teaiv unchanged 90 = franc higher. and
Hamburg unchanged 20 e ptsuuiZ advance. Ro
was 30 rCis alNtU.s. and santos unrhanEeI.
,ost aud freight prices were suN generally
above O. Working basis and sales reported Tor the
Dr., we're 2.pu1 bag. Rio : s af II 60. and 100
r4es santos rs ~ 1873" Spot unchanged. A.
1870 fn- E'o $50. Z. Local contract prices.