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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
u foR sAl.E--REAI. ESTATE

rnrp W. NEWELL 4 co
| IFS Cherry St. Main siTS
We are Offering some very choice
buys In south End real estate
There ls NO reason why you should
pay rent, when YOU can huy homes
south OF the city at the prices We
| are offering these.
snappy s-room bungalow on a large
| plot cf ground, t0Niat This H.
one 81 the incest little homes
south 81 the city. Price $4,000
easy terms.
Here Is a chance 60 get a real homae.
/ Tor lust about half what "a would
cost To build today Groom, T.
| story. well built house. all rooms
| are large. with a large pantry ana
| HALLS bathroom c0ntaina shower
| This place Is a bargain. Price
$500.
on BEACON hill We otter a block Of
| ground. size 2t0Neto. with small
| house on It owner needs tho
money. and this "a snap at thia
price, $500. $1,000 cash. balance
monthly,
Two s-room cottages IN Georgetown.
near ear lines. on lots dfNlia.
owner does not live In city. aud IL
$500 each. 500 down. and bal
anec monthly.
on paved street and car line. with
all assessments paid, We have a
T.room s-story house for sale At
saTa0. This place ~ a snap at
this price Easy terms may be
arranged.
\ large double corner. io0xi3s, with
small house on a. The property
alone 10 worth more than We arc
asking for the whole place. Price
$4,000. Make your own terms.
Two small buildings on plot Of
ground S0xise, This Is suitable fer
factory site. Price te.i0V. 1890
down. balance monthly.
f-ro0m cottage. on two lots. The
ground alone IL worth more than
We are asking for the whole
thing. Must b. sold 90 settle an
estate price N.Sto. 1850 down.
balance monthly,
groom cottage. on First ave. s. near
Patterson Nc Donald yards House
10 in excellent condition. This
property must be sold 20 settle an
estate. Price $4,000. on easy termn.
20 building tots IN Georgetown; all
level and cleared priced from 800
10 SdTa, Make your own terms.
These are bargains.
FRED w NEWELL & co.
IFS Cherry 81 Main sits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
- TO LET - I>FtR>IsUED
HOt SIS
FOR RENT-IIOUsFs

AXE hol THINK ING
OF BUYING 4 HOMESfrEf
II 80. you come out and let US drive
you over our SOUND VIEW AD-
DiTtONS. Anything you want,
from n beach lot to n 5-acre tract.
Six different additions 10 choose
from. | have four autos at my
branch office at end OF Lake
Burien car line. at Lake Rurien.
Come out and We will be glad 10
drive you over the property and
down TO the beach You will sec
lots Of activity, ana the finest
SOUND VIEW tracts you ever
saw. Come out today--it may
pay YOU. ]. 7. T.. Campbell. $50
burke building. Elliott $500.
S-KOOM HOUSE. g72b
ITAI.F-ACRE GROUND. TERMS
Three blocks from car line. good
graded streets; water piped In
house. good soil; good view. Must
sell at once. Terms to suit to
good party. II. r. engelbrccht,
22S Burke building
Ir YOU DO NOT FIND A StfTAnI.n
house advertised here for rent. try
an I'D under tho "Wanted--Househ
heading, and II will reach many
pcople having vacancies
FOR RENT-~5- ROoM SEMI MOD
ern house. large lot: plenty of
fruit: s25 month. \. r. 90. COS
seoboerd llldg. Elliott los
FOR RENT - 9 ROOM PARTLY
furnished house. el0t 16th ave.
\. Phone Beacon 1915.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
il SITUATIONS wANTED-MAIE


MESS SitnbieANr, WITH CAR.
wants Al specially or staple line.
Have had experience as CONNER.
ciAi salesman, city and road. with
grocery speoiaitles. Beet refer.
enoea, Am at present Ia general
Insurance. Address R.ia. star
LAWYER. ~. DiRcuAHGED sol
dier. with three years experience
In large Seattle law office. wants
position as law clerk, or viii con
slider an offer or office space In
exchange for services. Address
i,2n, Star
EN OFFICER. ADJJTAN'f GENEH-
ais department. without funds.
wants opportunity 70 ga 10 North
ern siberia with trading ar mining
COMPANY. or on RrubHtaks. Ad
dress R-gi Star
DfsChAHdED MILITARY AVA
tor with college education. desires
office work preferred, Hoat Of
references furnished Address
H-2s, star
Young EN- SERVICE MAN uE-
Hifen Hccrotarial position. thoroiy
experienced. can furnish best -
references as 90 character and
ability wiling to travel any
where. R-2s. Star.
RETURNED SOLDIER WOULD
like 10 get position with small
manufacturer. so I could learn the
business and then invest from
81. 600 10 $1,000 " mutually salts
factory. Address h-2f. Star
DtscHANGED SOLDIER WOULD
like 60 serve apprenticeship as
mechanical drnftamans ~ months
college training. Address reg.
star
moNonAnf.Y DiacHARoED SOL
dier wishes position As chauffeur
90 private family. Bcat OF refer
enrrn as Co character ana hbility.
e ". lees, Address H-as. star.
.cnACFFEUn LICENSED. CARE
ful driver. .x-sailor. 20 years.
would like 60 drive business or
private ear for Saturdays or sun
days only Address R-3s. Star.
YOUNG NAN. i.x-sEitNfcE. GOOD
education. dealres clean work
Can drive any make 81 car. Alao
experienced as collector in So
attic = q box %. city.
RETURNED oFFICEH YEARS
In France. desires position where
ambition and youth arc assets has
office experience. age -. Address
RAJ, star
WANTED ny piscAAhGED sol
der, position a. chauffeur and
first class mechanic. private fam
iiy. any car North -. SIR. War
nef
TX OVERSEAS MAN. MOTOR AND
pump operator. wants any work
with local power ar light COM
pany Address R-so. star
.bisrHARGED SOLDIER WISHES
employment evenings from 60
10 af ialer VIII work st any
thing Address N-ae. Star
.HuNoitAHLY niscnAitGED sol
dief desires position as navigator
on private steam yacht or motor
boat Address R-ti star
RETuRSEB SOLDIER DESIRES
room and board In exchange for
Lawn aud garden work. Address
H-sg. star
DfaCnAHGED SAILOR A1E IS
wants outdoor work. Would CON
sider leaving city. Address r-g@.
star
.DIAcHAR0ED oNERkEAs COL
der draires position aH boohhe~p.
81 or clerk iu Alaska Address
R.1a. star
-. SERVICE MAN WANTS POSI-
zion as booktTspsr or general
clerical work. Address R-is star.
EN-AAiLoR WISHES ABOUT POUR
huufr' work daily, Attending
univeraitY Address H-1s. Star.
SAILOR WANTS POSITION nRfV-
lnF car o. other work Address
R-se. star.
Man. ~. WANTS JOB As HELPER
20 irnck can drive. ballard tst
10 MALE AND FEMALE fiEiP
WANTED
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1ie.AcRE sNAp. sb2h

Not FAR from Des Moines brick road:
good soil; partly cleared: view OF
Sound VIII make terms to good
party. Only 80 minutes by auto
from Industrial center. This won't
last long. See mo at once, j. Il.
l., Campbell. $50 Burke Building.
Elliott 2900.
q GOD STAGE CARS. MECHAN-
ically perfect, all good buys; T.
passenger Paige cars. OF them.
one at Si0sh aud one at si.250. =
passenger Winton. cord tires.
sl,t00; l.ozier T-passenger, cleo
tricnlly equipped, $3.50; 1918 q
passenger Studebaker, 1915
Used Car Emporium, 18th 4 Il. Pine
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PHINNEY

FINE BUILDING LOT. CLOSE IN
one block from paving and car
line. with unohsfructed Sound
view. $50 down and $40 a month.
Price only $3.50. our cooperation
puts you out OF the landlords
reach
Take Fauntleroy car. No. :.
or Gatswoed jltney.
n. :. TURNER
REAL. ESTATE COMPANY
California Ave and " juneau 81
Phone West les.
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9, RON s.Lr-,rroMonILEs
ANNOUNCEMENT

gTARTNG THuHeDAY. guN,
fz' VII Will PLACE EfGtT,
gpECfAL BARGAtNs on oLH
KEW Il or" At FOURTH MD
gTEWAfsr. THESE AITpMg-
NILES WILL BE II q v y
PROM Our ENTIRE VITO. y.
INSPECT THE FOLLOWING,
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ss FOR WATfitr RONT
PROPERTY
EASY TERMS

bellevue water front toa roo a
beautiful tract. fronting on LAS +"
and boulevard. only a few block >
from the ferry. among handsome
homes Geo ". ~. white. fat
New York Blk Main 22os.
WATER rRONT HuMESiTE At
navy yard. cheap
W = WILSON. stt Boston Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
"a FOR sALE--AuTOMOBILEs
RELIABLE USED TRUCKS

RELIABLE USED TRUCKS
COMMERCE. l-ton. cab and front
pneumatic tires: almost new, and
"A snap at s1.450.
MAXWELL 1-ton. worm drive new
tires; truck shows very little use;
AGO logging truck with trailer, In
fine working condition; here Is a
real snap II you need a logging
outfit.
FORD. with chain drive attachment.
1919 model, has new oversize tires
ana ~ real bargain at $3.50.
AcM'E MOTOR TRUCK SALES 60.
zoos llth Ave. Fast 30i
PASSENGER SAXON G; GOOD
economical car 60 operate; this car
In Al order and priced low for
quick sale. $3.50
Used Car Emporium. 18th & Il. Pine
1-PASsENGER sTUpEnAKER. IN
dandy order; n good buy $500
Iseu thr Emporium, 18th y T., Pine
SWELL LITTLE 1910 METZ ROAD
Ster ana extras. all for $3.50. Bar
gain. 1906 lith ).
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sahnn Ahnn nAaIl

sa.a00 $500 cASil
Leaving for California. must sell my
modern a-room bungalow has elo-
CANT bath and lighting fixtures;
bullt-tn Kitchen. front and reaf
porchesf unohstructsd view Lake
MAshingtani large lot. fine law ~.
fruit trees. flowers and garage
ia blocks to car. SOS SeahoBfd
Kids. Elliott i0s. Furniture for
sale. " desired.
: ROOMS. MODERN, i.ANGE f.OTs
Co aDA gsahoard Elliott los
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nieAuTfruLLN FUHN fEffBD J.
room apartment; unaurpaAHed view
Of Sound and mountainni exclusive
Queen Anne district. private bath
ana phonei good piano owner
Will pay phone. light and gas. SEQ
per month. Call Queen Anne 2fti
evenings or Sunday.
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WAI.I.I>GtORD

WALLiNGFoRp nisfHCt
81 500 tT00 Cash.
5-room bungalow. : bedrooms un-
stairs. good plumbing, gas and
iights. Tho lot, o0Kiif feet on
paved street. II alone worth $4,000,
YOUNG & YOUNG
I-llLnIf E.aH nIa Innlha ENelanra
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~ itstttstt'ff s=tsN'|
o. 900 AcHEA ~ hOtTitwEAT
Washington for sale 60 ~etiiefr
easy terms. no raise IN prices. y
per acre and up Liberty hnnGa
taken AZ par Write Tor map show
tnw location. etc
NEr EHHAt'hEH TIMBER co.
Tacoma Bids. Tacoma. Wash.
rs fEMAi.E fIEfP WANTED
CREDIT. ~ YOU wisit NEW AR
rivals. sarge. Jersey. SearEeite
dresses. also fine showing ~ sport
rkirts and biounes Phelps Co.
sos Third fupatalrri.
WANTED so nAAfHEBRY MD
hlackb berry pickers. Coed campo
fuel and water furnished. q. y
White. sumner. wash
WANTED p An ENpEHiESCEu
waitress. Coed wages and board
days a week Call EaEt 1913. nf
spt summit Aee
WAY TuEN AttE DANCING TAXI
~ 9 iessuus stevens. 1888 tth.
kNgTiAE rfANo rtAXtN8
taught pantages Building.
1874 SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
LESSONS = RUSSIAN. FE q y G II.
mathematics by college profrsHot
soc kiFhth ave.
JAPANESE TAUGHT kABOfAktu
School Elliott s-ft
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snappy s-room bungalow. on large
plot of ground. G0Nlet This ~
one Of the incest little humes
south % the city. Price Ss,bQo,
easy terms.
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RON RrNT--nOous

e ROOMS. fa5. ~ MODERN HUN
Ralow young widows home, two
young business lndies or "A gentle
man. home privileges 500 Wood
lawn ave Phone North 5fs2
LARGE. NfCE HOusEKEEPfSG
rooms. close Ia. fine location. also
sleeping room. Phone East 7l7A.
"a FrUNisHED Room no RENT.
with use Of plano. 1905 Bellevue
ave
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SITUATIONS WANTED
EEtf
MALE HEIP WANTED

ELnEHi.Y WOMAN WANTS roEI
ton ~ hGueche~per in housr viii
no children finx s7t. ballard.
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FnEn W, NEWELL 4 co
us Cherry 81 Maln siTs
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UOIisEKrEpINC ROOMS

e. ROOM HOUSE.
also housekeeping ro0mss close IN.
1910 Ninth ave
y u NNGRHis - HOusEkEEPfND
rooms. reasonable rent Ihong
f.aHf IEGN
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LOST AND FOUND

FOUND = a FUR THE NIGHT
Billy Sunday iectnred IN Arena.
Party may have same hy calling
~ 22s Bellevue y. and paying for
fhlu ad
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HERES YOUR CHANCE TO GET A
home. Only 1850 down. and your
cent money puts you in a comfort
able semi modern cottage OF your
own. Price only 1880. Your
spare time improving will make II
worth $3.50 TN a year. only two
left. You'd better hurry.
Take Fauntferoy car. No. :. or
Gatewood jitney.
H. 8. TURNER
REAL ESTATE COMPANY
California Ave and w juneau St
RtAnra HA-nat L..
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FOR SALE
.Sfn acres % fine land. near Monroe.
Wash. 100 acres bottom land: fine
crcek runs thru the place about
IS acres In crop that goes with
place. new barn and two siios.
This will make one OF the best
dsiftes In the country. Price sss
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14

We are Offering some very choice
buys In South End real estate.
There in no reason why you should
pay rent, when YOU can huy homes
south OF the city at the prices We
are offering thcRe
New Britain herald., 1919-12-17
NEWFOUNDLAND DOG
 SAVES WRECKED SHIP
Intelligent Canine Swims Ashore With
 Life Line When Humans Can .'. not Do It.

Curling, x. F.. Dec. 1.-The pas sengers and crew of the coastal steamer Ethie, numbering 92 persons, were brought ashore on 8, life line which was run out from the ship by a Newfoundland dog after their Ves- sel piled up on Martins Point. Boats could not make the hazardous passage fromthe stranded steamer. An effort to shoot the line ashore failed when the line became caught. Men did not dare to attempt the trip through the waters and so the dog was put overboard Directed by of1l- cers of the Ethie, the intelligent ami
 mal succeeded in releasing the rope and, holding it tightly in his teeth, fought his way through the breakers to the shore.
 With block and tackle the Ethie's $ crew aided by fishermen on the shore rigged a life-saNing device, using a boatswain's chair for a carriage. One by one in this chair, 91 of the 92 persons aboard were hauled to safety
 baby, IS months old was pulled ashore in 8 mail bag.
 The Ethe, which had been en- Curling and Labrador ports, went ashore last Wednesday during a gale while bound south. The wreck was not reported here until the ship wrecked passengers and crew arrived from Bonne Bay, all wires having gone down in the storm.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-17

admission we will be compelled to ac- cept it. She may be the victim of a mania on some scores, but theTe is reason to believe that on other things she is rational
 The condition of Mrs. Blake, who is under police guard at the city hospi- tal, was som cWhat improved today but ii is doubtful, Dr. Souder said, wheth- CT she would be able to appear at the inquest. The doctor denied she is suffering from the effects of q habit forming drug and declared his inves- tigation had revealed nothing to in dicate she was a drug addict as has been reported ..-@ .T *
 Mrs. Blake lias changed her story of being attacked last Friday night by two negroes who then kidnapped her boy. She told pr. Souder yesterday the kidnapping story must have been a ''delusion.' She still denies that she threw the child into the ocean from the Ventnore pier, as alleged by the police.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-17
MOTHER WILL NOT FACE MURDER COUNT
But Mrs. Blake May Be Examined
 for Insanity

Atlantic City, Dec 17.-An inquest into the death of five-year-old James Blake whose body was washed ashore in Ventnore last Sunday will be held tomorrow night and should the evi- dence warrant a commission of alien lsts probably will be appointed to in qulre into the mental condition of Mrs. Esther Miller Blake, the boys mother who is charged with his mur- der Dr. l.. R. Souder, county physi- clan, said today that after thor ough investigation he was convinced Mrs Blake is unsound mentally.
 I think she is suffering from de- fusion insanity and that she has been mentally unsound for years" the doc tor said
 Prosecutor Gaskil said he would not press the murder charges against Mrs. Blake.
 "But," he added, eff she makes any
New Britain herald., 1919-12-17
OFFICERS ELECTED.

The following officers were elected at the meeting of Leading Star lodge, $. of B., yesterday: Commander, Mrs. Harry Mount; vice-commandec J. J. Walsh; treasurer, Harold Swift; accountant, H. A. Flaherty; marshal. Catherine Duggan; scribe, Margaret Leahy; chaplain, Irene Suprenant; master of ceremonies, Mrs. Steele: inner guard, Mrs. Hurlburt; outer guard, Mrs Carey; trustee. A, OBrien; aide to commander, Mary Lynch; organist, Earl Wilcox
New Britain herald., 1919-12-17
PULLAR & NIVEN

M At a court of probate holden at New Britain, within and for the district of Berlin, in the county of Hartford and state of Connecticut, on the 18th day of December, A. D. 1919.
 Present, Bernard F. Gaffney, Judge.
 Estate of Lucy A. Northrop, late of Berlin, in said districts deceased
 Upon the petition of Minnie J. kel- ssy of said New Britain, praying that an instrument in writing purporting to he the last will and testam ent of said deceased may be proved, approved and admittedrto probate, asaper application on file mare fully4appearss itSis 34 Ordered-That said application be Heard and determined at the probate 8fHi ces in New Britain, in said district, On the 22nd, day of December, A. D, h319, at 3 o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice be given of the pendency of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon, by publish ing this order in some newspaper pub lished in said New Britain, having a circulation in said district, and by posting a copy thereof on the public sign post in the town of Berlin, in said district and return make.
 By order of Court. X,
 MORTIMER H. CAMP, Clerk.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-17

delegates from this state to t!ir
 publican national conEention
New Britain herald., 1919-12-17
Suits at $16.75 $29.5O $33.5O Coats at
 $35.OO $65.OO $75.OO

il
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 smart o the md 0 well 0 0
New Britain herald., 1919-12-17
TOM JACKSON CAPTURED.
Notorious nyict-Counterfeitcr Talk
 cn Prisoner in New York.

Hartford, Dec. 1 1.-Thomas Jack son. allas John Thomas Jackson, aEias John hearns, who escaped from the New Haven county jail on December T, 1918, having been convicted in the federal court for counterfeiting and sentenced to three years in he feder~ al prison at Atlanta, was captured in New York city Monday by aGents Of
New Britain herald., 1919-12-17

the department of justice. At the time of Jackson's escape rewards were offered for the apprehension of the fugitive but he had net been heard from uutii this week.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-17
STUNNING COATS FOR $65.0O

In this group there Coats of Tinseltone Crystal Bolivia, Velour and other materials. The Goats handsomely trimmed with large shawl collars of Opossum, Raccoon Skunk Opossum. They fully lined with novelty silk Things, also ihterlined. Some have fur cuffs.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-17
TO Cure a Cold in One Dav

Take LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE CTablets.) It stops the Cough and Headache and works off the Cold F. W. GROVES signature on each box soc.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-17
MANY GOOD LOOKING COATS AT s7a.oo

Tn this assortment there Cats of Bokkala, Fortuna, Devet de Laine, Bolivia, Crystal Bolivia, Yalama and Duvetyn. Tn ey have large collaars and cuffs of Hudson Seal, Opossum, Nutria Raccoon and Wolf. These Coats are Beautifully lined With nderful values. novelty silk lining. Wo
New Britain herald., 1919-12-17

Wa ahineton. Dec. 17.-S Senator ' rGE G. Harding, (O.t, has made nal announcement of his caildis Cor the republican presidential ' ination. For practical rErposos.l candidacy was l2unchea a~eS. ' ago, but at that time SGnatda fN ing promised shortly to lalcseast case formally, which he saas done. ta W
New Britain herald., 1919-12-17
JUST A LITTLE THOUGHTFULNEss

In this season of goodwill if you will make it habit to carry SMALL par cells you will tighten the load of Christmas deliveries and facilitate deliveries of the packages that are too large for you to carry Will you please bear this in mind?
New Britain herald., 1919-12-17
TWO MORE AsPIRANTS.
Lo~den and Harding Both Toss Hats
 Into Ring.

Pierre, $. D., Dec. 17.-~-GoE. Frank .. LoWden of Illinois has been placed ill the race as g contender for the
New Britain herald., 1919-12-17
The Store of
 Holiday Gifts
Give Something
 Useful

You can find just what you want here; every department in our big store is oyerfowing with gifts for men, women and children. . DRESS GOODS, SILKS,
 RIBBONS, TOWELS,
 LINENS, CLOVES, HOSIERY, JEWELRY,
 NECEWEAR. WAISTS. MUSLIN AND SILK UNDERW1EaAR, LACES, HANDkERCHIETS. BLANKETS, UMBRELLAS,
 KNIT, GOODS, STATIONERY, BATH ROBES, HOUSE DRESSES,
 kINIONOS,
 MEMS SHIRTS. DOLLS, DOLLS CLOTHES.
 BRUSHES, COMBS. IVORY, HAND BAGS, POCKETBOOKS, and a thousand and one other useful Gifts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-10
New Orl,ans Cotton.

New Orleans. October 9-A great volume of realizing sales from the long side In the cotton market today and with it much selling which the trade set down as coming from spot firms which have been heavy buyers of the actual stuff in the interior during the last few days. Offerings were suffi- ciently large to more than outweigh the demand for long account caused by the continued improvement in the spot sit uation and by fear of cold weather in the belt by the weekend. Last prices were at net declines for the day of 39 tc 43 points Spots were marked up 37 points to 34c for middling. Octobe- contracts closed at 33.35c.
 Around the opening the market felt selling pressure and prices fell IS to 23 points under it, but the forecast of colder weather for extreme western portions of the belt brought in a new demand on which there was a recovery to about the level of yesterdays close Further selling developed and carried
 prices off to net declines of 47 to AS points but spots accounts proved a strong sustaining influence and toward the middle Of the day the market was at new high levels, standing 26 to 31 points over yesterdays close. A little later the heaviest selling movement oi to the close.
 I Spot sales here aggregated over 10,0 00t bales and the sales at Dallas of 33.76s I bales attracted much attention. being generally regarded as record breaking
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-10
Coffee Market


 New York October 9.-There was further reaction in the market for cof- fee futures here today. After opening points lower. owing to unsettled Brazilian markets. prices rallied on some covering and trade buying with December selling at 15.65c and March at 1560c or about points net higher. There was talk of an easier feeling in Brazil. however. which was followed by later cables showing declines in Santos futures and prices here weakened dur ing the afternoon with December sell ing off to 15.06c and March to 15.05c under scattering liquidation. The close was few points up from the lowest but showed net decline of 34 to 37 points. Closing bids: October 15.35c, December t5. 20c January March. May, July and September t51Sc
 Shot coffee quiet: Rio Is 16c. Santos As 251ac Firm offers from Santos were out unchanged at 26A c to PIC for As, but Rio offers were reported lower. ranging from 17Kc to 17.65c London credits. while there was rumors that a New Orleans bid of 16.75c had been ac- cented by one of the Rio shippers,
 The official cable reported decline of 125 reis at Rio. The early cables showed an advance of 100 reis in the Santos spot market and of 9 to 50 reis in Santos futures. but laser cables quoted futures 50 to 100 reis lower Brazilian port receipts S7,000; Jundiahy receipts 1s.000 Rio cleared 60,000 for New Orleans and Victoria 40o0 for New York