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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-27
E. z. WaIIoWer Is Winner OF
Campaign Record With
81 Additions.
------
BRAOBURN SECOND ON
DAY; SNYDER IS THIRD
Largest AssembIage Of Char
aCter Ever Gathered in
City Hears Reports.
CITY WILL BE KIND
HER CITIZENS MAKE IT

a RGuMENT so ls-It T., men
~ and not condition, that make
" Z" clue,
The Dutch wrcuci their Father
lard from the sea
he Nenrtllns transformed q
marsh into a meropoh,
COOPERATION DID lr
The same spirit will make Okla
homa Clty one OF the hurnes, zen
iefs and the most progressive city
IN the ,ou'hNc,t
II requires organized effort -
enable citizen, ro pu, their energie,
where u count, The Oklahoml
tlv Chamber oi Commerce D, the
machinery and the medium through
which plans can he worked our
Every citizen should cooperate
with this organization and by be-.
coming a member help IN the CITY,
progress
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-27
First Guardsmen
On Way to Border

NEW YORK, June T.-Ntatly IS.
nn national guard troops from ,velv'
states IN the department, ot IN, sat are
under orders TO start today iof the
Mexican botdet or already AZ. On the
way Two Massachusetts regiment, and
two batteries Of field artillery from
New Jersey started Monday nigh, In
dications are thntoahou, MOni troop,
from New York Pennsylvania. New
jersey, Connecticut, Massachu,,i,, and
Vermont will get away before tonight,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-27
ONE KILLED. FOUR HURT.
IN MUSk06EE AUTO WRECK

NuskpDrr Okh iun, g-tspe..
cali Martin Miller va, killed and
Nf, y \ Gibson and hrt daughter
Virginia NJ, claude Rbser,iein n
rn'a and email negro hos w,tt in
u'si vhsr AM au'Dm'h'', in which they
atfs driving crashed 'nio a street cat
'ris, William col, if vas driving the
ear lif va. rni hurt
WHrtvst cas- chat me ,sf vas ,fsv.
'lre ~ heh fa's Hi .rtsi and A..
tempted 'o m.h ir front VI ,hs stree,
car ais r ufnsi q corner
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-27
New Freight Rates
Across Country by
September |, Order

WASHINGTON June y Holding
that water competition between thc A..
hn'c and Pacific coast, has been com
rlutlN DESTROYED under war 5nrdi
tons. the interstate commerce COMM,
sion today ordered ,ran,tonuuer's'
railroads 10 revise their rate, ifum me
east to the Pacific coast hy September
] so that they shall no, Ne lower than
rates 10 intermediate point,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-27
Youthful Defendant Repeats
History Of Couples
Relations.
AUDITORS HANG HEADS
AS REVELATIONS COME
Prosecution Relentless in
Questioning on Cross
Examination.

WAUKEGAN. NJ. June y VIII
Ornei told the story on the witness
stand today Of hi, relations with Mar.
ian Lambert ior whose murder he IS
on trial His direct examination was
finished carly IN the day and then his
attorneys mrncd the youthful defendant
over 10 the prosecution for Cro".eN
animation. The states Attorney spared
no details and ipr q half hour lue'
,ionS and answers were pi nature
,ha, women hung their head, and men
were plainly uncomfortable
Replies With Head Avertcd.
The attorney mGNcnt'y0lce went On
telsnilessly The young witness. faced
nv his father and mother turned his
head as he replied There was a sigh
oi relief A. "ENhbit one letter. was
called 10 the witness attention nfi,at-
ING chang m the Inc ot question.
ing
Opc, told Of giving Marian a bottle
Of molassc, and water 10 relieve her
mind" This was February 9, the day
OF her death
why did You tell the prosecutor
YOU were in Madison February -
We'll. thu way things were though,
il would look bad replied the wit
ness.
Had Taoit Understanding.
what were your relations with Ce'
ieste Youker?" asked Attorney Potter
The court room became very quiet
rs every ear was strained 10 hear Or
pet reply
There wa' a iaci, understanding
between Ms had known h.r 'iS years,
he ,a'd
"Dld she return your affections"
"No' always"
"D'd you tell anyone YOU saw Mariar
take poison Nv
NO. ! did not
"Dld YOU tell reporter that Mafiar
and other girls Of humble pafsu,ag'
felt ilaucred a, the attention, oi col
lcge mem
III certainly did not
Tells OF Automobile Ride
Of~~..-t.rncd Over t. the state to
cross examination was asked about ~
automobile ride which Marian and or
pc, took last September II was o'
TIN, trip tina, the relations ol the ynun'
pair passed ,he bound, OF morality. Wit
mess admitted
Were You in love with her.
Orpe, he,i,a,cd Tor minute. ih,i
fenl'ed
Judging from my letters later 'hin'
not"
"Oh. YOU wef, desperately IN low
with her. were YOU not
"Not then. tha, came later iudginI
from my letters
Wrote Of His Love,
Early IN your correspondence ai,c
returning 10 ,h' university YOU did ,eI
her that you loved her didn't you''
"Nes sit
The attorney called attention 10 a le'
ter whiehIh, defendant wrote TO N
firl last September IN which ofp'
told the gitl that everything 'he ~
interested him In another he 'pok, q
this kind Of weather makes me- thin
oi iuSsing"
"Wha, do YOU mean hy 'iu',ing'' ~
~ means paving attention IN gifl
explained Otp-t
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-27
JURY IN KNIGHT
CASE IS CHOSEN;
TRIAL IS OPENED
First Witness Called; Defense
Or Brother to Be Defend
ants Plea.
Tfial Iuty

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graph companv
I0hn 81 Hale Okl,how, CIV
banker
William Lambert. Olahom, Cry
contractor
" u Eat'and. Oklahoma CIV
merchant
& " Ra,hhaurne Okl,homl
Civ. autos and carriage,
VI. { Engel Luther. merchan,
he Jury that will 81 m the ifia|
oi jess knight, who is accused oi Kill
ing George + Long on the nigh, OF
November y, last, wa' selected AZ II
o'clock this morning Examination n
ialesmen was commenced al 10 o'eloo'
Yesterday
county Attorney tmhry stated wha
me state eSpee" 10 prove Tie wa
it lowed ~ Moman Ptu,ett, on. OF M
attorneys Tor eN Knight, m state
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'n' p''''u .',u, wa. '.vnk va ,n''
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-27
cYcLIsr HURT IN
CRASH WITH AUTO

Carl Heller pl West \ street Cari
inl llill suffered severe injuries 90
M, lei' thigh when a motorcycle he
was riding ran into an automobile dfiy
IN hy NJ, J VI Tombefln ,h,, morn
ing AZ II O'Clock The a,,id.n, oe.
CURED on South Robinson. near Reno
Mr., Iomhsfln live, a, ~ South
broadway Heller was taken home IN
an ambulance HIS companion. I'd Scott
was not injured
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-27
THREATS SENT JORDAN
FOR PART IN PEACE MOVE

~ rNSO. Tsva,. luns q DR. IA.
vid Starr Jordan. who - here a. a
member ol the Mexican rsare mission.
said TODAY he had received several
Threatening letter, from intervention.
i,is hu, despite threats he added.
ihc peace conference will tpr,inu,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-27
FRENCH REcAPTuRE
1nIAuM0MI TRENCH

PARIS lune E-Th, French ha,,
ftJapiutet another section ~ the
ien,he, a, lhiaumon, M the Neidun
stc,ot according to an official state.
men, today The S,fuegl, iot IN, po,
,,,ion oi the village oi fleufy !, still
pfogtess,ng Three allied aefoplanc,
iforpsd sixty five she'll, on German
,Mps nsat the neleian coast
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-27
Thousands Arranged in What
Is in Effect a Line
OF Battle.
FIRST OF MILITIA TO
REACH BORDER TONIGHT
Reports From Mexico Show De
FaCtO Army Is Being
Strengthened.

SAN ANTONIO Texas lune p
General Funston and DO, staff searched
every report from al border stations
today Tor some sign 1i hDsrl'icS on
the part OF tarraU1t army that Is
pouring INTO northern Mexico hI' the
real work az department headquarters
was m. supervision OF the mu''ui'N
ou, detail, incident 10 preparing The
American force i1r efficient INVASION
The information brought 10 border
commander, from the interior OF MeN-
GO continued 20 show the steady
strengthening OF the Mexican army IN
'hc north
In Effect Battle Line.
Units 0i the American army ha,,
heen stationed IN such manner that al
most instant action can be obtained hy
/ The commanding officer here Attention
. has been paid 10 the extreme west IN
what Il in eNecta line oi battle
| The units oi the national guard now
moving Throughout, the United States
az. expected 10 begin arriving IN TcSa,
tonight
Mexican Attack Planned
The activity az Nsop was explained
today Information had reached head
quarters that the Mexican, had planned
/ to sweep across the line 20 Bi,bc' and
thc'c raid the office, and ,'orehou,c
. oi The copper smelling concerns In,
TWENTY second infantry was rushed
from DouR'a, 10 Bi,hec Las, night
| Orders were issued laurigh, ior 'wr
more baterle, oi the Filth ucld ar,il.
lefy az Fort Sill Okla. 90 80 % n
pa'o and two 10 Brownsville
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-27
Germans Defeat
Slavs in Sokul

BERLIN. lune y Russian posi-.
,ions southwest ot Sokul In Vol,nia
have hecn ,,otmed by General Won
lin'ingsns troops and held against
counter attacks. according 10 an an.
rounoemcnt oi N, war office today
Several hundred Russians were taken
rfitNnsts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-27
CARRIzAl SURVIVORS
IN JAIL At JAuREz

80 rA~O. Ie,aS June y 80 Two
rssf6 uoursf,. asg,d and hall dad
from N'i.hpt were lodged 10 the iail
a. uafs, today after helus brought
'rm uHHwlH. where the, WIRE cap.
mr,N D, iFs dt hsio government,
u.gt me-, are believed 10 he sur.
.f..f. .' 'hr lauft' encounter
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-27
riLiBusrERtRs HALTED.

NOGAlES Afii iuns y A hesv.
u, armed iilhus,efinv expedition, ~.
esrifsi IN rfoss 'hs lin. At Ssssbe,
ard htine back an automobile se,seA
hy the Mssitan authorities ws hrckeu
~ here lss, nish BY The military -.
thofiiies
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-27

Three hundred and 'iN,y nine mem.
hers were added to the Chamber oi
Commerce todSt These. together with
the original 4Do and 'he 30 secured
yesterday. bring the total membership
TO loss.
+ Z Wallower held ,oday's mem
bet'hip record with thirty applications
He also holds III. record for the two
DAYS OF the campaign with ili,y.two
n 7 Bradhurn with twcn,y-nine new
members came second today. and n g.
Snyder third with wen,y.siN
Workers Speak
Probably the largest crowd ever ss.
'emhlod IN Oklahoma City on a similar
OCCASION. az noon today hard team
workers m The acquisition OF new mem
hers The Rotary club. Chamber oi
Commerce. real estate board. retailer,
a',ocia,lon and other civic ofganiia
tion' were included IN the meeting
The Rotary club pfeyiou, 10 IN,
reports. voted 10 hold i,s next met,,n.
un Monday luly 3. tn avoid meeiin.
on the Fourth ni luly
Csmpsisnsts Report
Member, secured hy each team an,
captain are a. follow,
Eugene Warrington. |. + q Gipir
~, : q Bedford. /. n r Cumming,
tcsniinuer IN r.s. r-eh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-27
CANTEEN
FUN ID

There's NO ute writing soh stories
II people wont give through patriotism
and love andDdnifa,ion for Young ncn
Who give ufh ~ answer the ,all n,
their country. what's the use irving o.
reach them through touching p,ih1,
"Oklahnmas soldiers are m ,amr
preparing for whatever may happen.
eager go engage m toniht, of Nhateys-
else Uncle Sam demand, ~ them The
government, IS good ip them give.
them clothing and substantial food and
The like. hu, there arc a thousand and
one things the government, doesn't mf
nish that a CANTEEN FUND ,oul
huy for them
You'll spend money today ior ~
ite,hing drinks. cigars perhaps luSu
tics that won't DO You much good II an,
al all Why not contribute li,l,
toward a fund tina, will help wonder
iully those oi yout friends who ha,,
gone TO vindicate the honor oi the 20,
eminent that protects youl Don't wai
until tomorrow. Contribute TODAY"
THE CANTEEN FUND Editor.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-27
DAMAGE
Ro0MINe HOUSE

Pr, partially DESTROYED fnom,ns
hou,. known az The Old Los CABIN.
loc catsd On Hickory street pa,kinginNn.
this morning a, pO O'Clock ritsmen
wcfl-l nearly an hour before they ~.
tinsuished the il,mst
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-27
ELECTRIC ENGINEERS MEET

CLEVELAND. June y Electrical
engineers are here today from an over
the country tn attend the ,h,f'y third
annual convention oi the American iu.
su,uie OF Electrical Engineer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-27
President 10 Go Before Con-
gresS in Joint Session and
Obtain Consent for Move.
ATTACK MUST WAIT UNTIL
MORE TROOPS ARE READY
Mexican Officials Believe Cap
tured Troopers Will Be
Surrendered.

WASHINGTON June p Their
were clear indications today that Y
'he American. osvalrmen captured by
Mexican troops at Carrlll arc not re-
leasel within ioriy.elgh' hours action
will he taken by The United States
The impression prevailed in Official
circle, 'ha, President Wilson will not
wait beyond Thursday, az the latest.
and possibly not beyond Wednesday aft
efnoor. i6r definite reply from the
Caffauta government 10 m. note de-
marding the immediate release Of tho
prisoners and a declaration Of inien-
'ions
Must Hav. More Troops.
While 'he diplomatic aspects Of the
eriVs awaited Cauana'S action. the
war department drove forward its ef.
forts 20 hasten mobilization Of the ma
tonll guard on ihc border II Is GER
tain thar no aggressive military opera
'iprs can b. undertaken until q ,uhStan-
nal number oi state troops IS available
20 back up General Funston, regulars
Tfcydeu, Wilson's first step. should
he decide % force ihe issue. probably
would hr Co. las Ihe whole situation be-
tore a1Ugre,, 90 'om' session
Authority tot Volunteers
Specific authority under which N.
national guard can he employed beyond
ihc border aud also authorization for
calling out volunteer, would BE- needed
Mexican official, here have expressed
/ ihe opinion that General C,frann
would surrender The American prisoners
/ whatever reply hs nigh, make 10 the
demand 'ar a formal diplomatic ex-
preston u' hi, purpose
. Ever, datf 1rhy Zoo what ,semS ,hs
inevitable break in relation, with the
Mexican government sss, the army IN
better position iat 'hs swift action that
may follow
House Insists on Relief
The house TODAY b, vote ~ 10 n
! disagreed 90 ihs senate amendment,
.ih ihs llay militia drafting resolution
eliminating slmu0 fslisi appto-
rfaunr FOR dependent iimil,t, vi en-.
listed rW'i,wsn in iNe federal mill.
.av service t1risf,s, were appoint.
sJ Hv N-'h -~uytt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-27
ROOSEVELT TO Be
GUEST OF HUGHES

NEW YORK lun, y theodot,
Roosevelt has accepted an invitation to
d.n, Vith Charlie, I Hughes at the
republican presidential nominees hotel
here at Z - O'Clock Wednesday night,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-27
NO VERDICT REACHED.

FORT WORTH, Texas. lune IL
The Jury which has been trying ka,h.
ttine Harrison, child bride. Tor IN,
murder NJ W / Warren, Is aprat.
entity dtadlocked The case was given
g. the twelve men late MONDAY.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-27
HApLrY Jury pFApiocxEp

MuSKOGEE. Okla. June H.-Th,
jury In m, case Of Ida and Pau, Had.
ley charged with the murder oi Shef
M Jake Giles " Beaumont resa,
after twenty.iouf hours oi deliheta,ior
has not ye, been able to reach q yer.
dict
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-27
AstisAtoos LEAGUE MEETS.

INDIANAPOLIS. iuns y IN, sev.
sn,,sn,h annual convention II ne Anti
saloon league oi America pss formally
OPENED here inlay
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-27
Generally Fair;
Cooler Tonight

Iot,i tor.t,.,-o.r.rsliy f,ir ,orlon,
ard wednesday no, much change IN
,smrefs,urr,
stat. rct.sa.,-o.n,f,liy 'sif ,cnloh,
and wednesday
ARKANSAS AND kANsAs-rsf,ly
cloudy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-27
WILSON TO WAIT ONLY 48 HOURS
ARM0RED MOTOR TRUCK
"W0UNDS" MILK WAGON
AUTOMOBILE AND COW

TSl PASO. Texas, lunc 27-Thr
IN, armorcd motor truck recently
N assigned to the troops at Fort
sam Houston has proved its eff.
rlancy When tried ont late Monday
II accounted for one milk wagon. ono
automobile, and one COW. All were
fatally wounded
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-27
Takers 1000
Miles OFF to
'PhoneDiners
SaIeSmanShip Lectures to Be
Delivered July | From
Detroit.

Lors distance telephone wires. more
than 4 thousand miles m length. will
carry 10 husr",. men and aleswen ot
Oklahoma City July ! invitations 20 at
tend the Worli's Salc,marshp con
gfoss IN Detroit from luly ~ ll
Accompanying the invitation, viii tc
lecture, IN "Salc,man,hip' hy promi
rcn' business men Of Drroi and fore
most figure, 10 The American industrial
world
Hugh Chalmers pre,idm, oi the
Chalmers Motor company OF Detroit.
Edwin DENLY. president of the Detroit
board OF commerce. Norval a HlV
kin' sale, manager for the Ford com.
rany Detroit. and Charlie, p Warren
oi Warren. Cadv ladd & Hill 0' De
tfoi' and others. will deliver the ad-
dresses
To Invite Statesmen.
Elmer T. Brown. secretary 81 the
Oklahoma Ciiy Chamber Of Commerce
and Church oi the local Ford
branch. are making preparations i0r
/ the even, Individual telephones will
Ne installed IN the large hanque, room
Of the Lee-Hu,kin' hotel. Letters in.
yi,ins the local employers 10 have their
sale'men present will be sen, in a few
DAYS.
The guests will prepare 10 hear m,
.addresse, AZ 0 o'clock In twenty four
cities oi the United States similar
gatherings will listen 10 the speakers
Extensive Program.
| Thi, will he the most extensive long
distance lecture engagement Okla
homa City has ever known Some time
ago members oi ,he Rotary club were
addressed m similar fashion hy a
'peaksf m Wichita Kan
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-27

Watch the Heat Of Inter.
est Drive up the Mercury
Of Membership.
The sun., 1916-10-10
COTTON MARKET.

Submarine DEVELOPMENTS Caused nerv QUE
ness and excitement In tho cotton trade
yesterday but pant OF the big break In prices
was recovered. with the market closirg
irregular NJ a net decline OF II to - points,
The selling reflected approximations that add.
the ports and bring about heavy hedging
against delayed shipments In the American
markets, Reports that some leading British
steamship lines were holding steamers III
American ports and Of big advances in
mArin. war risks increased the nervousness
heavy.
The market opened west Of Q decline Of -
To ~ points, or about half q cent below Sstur
lay . high level. on more active positions
Trade interests were heavy buyers early. and
the rrst rush Of selling WAS followed by rallies
which carried prices back 10 within II or 10
points ~ saturday nnal quotations. 4 see.
ond wave 81 Liquidation from Wall Street.
Western and commission house interests broke
most positions a shade under the opening hg
January TO is 10. with the general lis, working
about q 10 30 points net lower. Trade buying
again checked The decline aud there were rallies
OF several points In the late trading on cover.
ing.
Exports reported ~ about IS. 500 bales helped
to steady the late market. but II was belle, ed
that the trlk Of this cotton had been cl.s red
IN saturday An early report from Galveston
said that while no advance In rates had been
posted owners and shippers rushed 10 secure
some cotton Intended for Genoa was helng sold
against In local contracts. and there was South.
ern selling here. but the bulk Of the pressure
represented the liquidation Of holdings dis
turt'st by export uncertainties. Predictions ~
frost In tn. S~outh vest came IN and private
pool to trad. cslling and an advance In the
market for Egyptian.
The sun., 1916-10-10
southern Railway Financing.

Reports are again current that IN"
Southern Railway directors will consider
this month for modifying the ex-
is,ing development and general mort
gage, under which bonds limited 10
per cent. interest are issuahle. This *
tho only mortgage open to provide Tor
the railroads. needs. and Az the 4 per
g, nts issued under II have not proved
an elastic instrument, any modification
OF the provisions Of the mortgage per
hitting the ~issuanc of a higher interest
tearing bond should go n long way to-
solving the roads chief problem
II would give to the southern the means
of financing it's requirements on a more
equitable basis than IL possible under
tile existing $500, O00,0 oo mortgage OF
1906, under which s61,333,oOo of bonds
have been issued, Any action taken by
the directors In this matter would have
to be sanctioned by the stockholders OF
course, and a special meeting OF the lat
ter would have to be called. as the regu-
lar annual meeting will taxi place to-
day. In some quarters II IL believed
that n new issue will be ready for the
market before the close OF the current
calendar year.
The sun., 1916-10-10
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
~sEABOARD ~CLEARANCEs.
COFFEE MARKET.

Submarine developments and the advance
- marine war risks to South America we're
followed by a sharp Jump In the cofeo
market yesterday. Trading was the most
active IN several weeks, with sales Of lti, 80
BAGS, and closinng prices 10 10 Is points
higher
The msrk., opened a, an advance of !: TO
. poitns The early buying came mostly
from one or two brokers. Scattered selling
Gthsrd prios 10 react . or 0 points during
ne morning March contracts sold of from
,.' 20 S72c, but rallied to S.7sc. in the
lhte trading Closing prices were at prac.
r"illy the best Of the day on most de.
.N+rl"- The irresularity reflected divided
opinion as TO whather higher marine war
$40 would be added to costs OF impor1a'
u1n. or whether restrictions upon the Brazil
EXPORT outlet would lead TO depression in the
primary markets, Local spot market quiet
oo steady. with prices 10. higher at csc.
ior RIO "a and li%c. for Santos ".
warehouse deliveries In the United States
'sst week were 1884, 7S bags. against lis. 3l7 the
n''sions week. and ia. bl4 last year Of the
nrst named rmount New York had 81, 22i bags,
W cIrarano's last week, A. 0o bags, including
Ywl 10 United States. 5000 to Europe and
N"Ith Africa and 5000 TO Cape. River Plate
Mn west coast Of South America, Santos
feared s3s,1y0 to United states, $3.50 90 Eu.
,yle and No-th Africa. 500 to Cape. River
'lhte and west coast Of South America. Bahia
.c.ln,' 800; stock 5000 clearsnces to
,.hi''h states nil 10 Europe, $500 elsewhere,
~" bags Receipts at Rio and Santos last
trk, 'hs eo, against 394 ono previous week,
40 last year, 3s. 1000 two years ago.
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