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.Which 4,500,000 Lbs. Came" Here? In 1924
By J. O. BOYLE.
Special Correspondent or
The Evening Sentinel. ‘
(Copyright. 1925.)
3 NEW YORK. May lam-Consuma‘
to of coffee. and they represent a
large part of the population of this
country. are getting so they pay
little it any attention to what they
hear of the coffee market and very
ittle to what they see with their
own eyes. A good many or them feel
that watching the performance of
some or the Brazilian growers and
dealers is a. good deal like watching
a magician and that it is diificult
to tell what is real and what is i1-
7-’lus‘ion.
Sentiment among wholesalers. re-
tailers and speculators is badly mix-
ed so far as the code situation is con
_' corned. Some traders say that
hedges have bee put out against all
“ kinds'ot coffee and that the futures
' market is oversold when the
‘ amount available for tender against
futures is considered. They add that
’roastera stocks are small and con-
} tend the latter must enter the mar-
ket again soon. Demand especially
from the middle west, they say is
improving.
‘ ? The new crop will begin to move
V?‘ 3 'July and those traders who take
the opposite View maintain that the
Brazilian output will be at at least
”fair slzc.,They even talk of 10.-
" 000.000 bags for Santos alone and
' Santos is the province which. fur-
nishes the larger part or the caries
_ consumed in America. The other
Brazilian grades are-not by any
“means so well adapted to the de-
mands of this market.
' The bulls say 'Brazil has
' supporting her market and will
only sell at prices acceptable to
growers there. Any sign of 1m.
‘ provement such as might be 08.qu
ed by competitive bidding between
jobbers and toasters, they maintain.
would be followed Ly a. rise in pri-
‘ cos. This in turn would certainly
-' came a. rush of shorts to cover.
' The bears allege on the other
hand that the Brazilian growers are
exercising a strict censorship on
news as to the size of the coming
crop and allowing nothing to get
'-out that will substantiate rumors
that production will be large.
Prices haVe eased on' decidedly
‘1 this week. Heretofore whenever the
' market has threatened to become
really weal-z. "European" support has
usually made its appearance. It is
well known that English capitalists
have been closely identified with
.3 some of the'nnancial arrangements
. ' made in Brazil in recent years.
3 But the bears assert that this Eu-
ropean support in reality is for
Brazilian account and that what
" actually is taking place is that the
‘ Brazilians are using the British
broker to buy their own codes in
igthls market, to keep the prices up.
,_ The bulls are confident for their
v “part that the European buying is in
;: Mponse to actual demand abroad.
5" {As a. result or this wide diver-
'T';tence,in opinion, the roaster-s Job-
bets and retailers down to the cor-
'nerV neighborhood grocery are buy-
ng from hand to mouth or rather
Iron: sack to cup. Everybody is
:waiting to see which way the price
. cat will jump and buying no more
pain the meantime than actual re-
"‘quiremenis make necessary.
’Also as a. result -of 'ihe uncer-
”:‘tninty which has been engendered.
yin-casters and dealers are making in-
“creased use oi! the other South and
w:gCeni‘a‘al American coflfees.
have. not the hold on the public
taste which has been gained by the
Santos products but they are rapid-
l'y growing in popularity.
:The Mexican yield iron: the state
f Vera Cruz is making rapid strides
world markets. Guatemala. hav—
in; recovered from a wild period of
' flee speculation. is devoting every
energy toward increasing produc-
:tion. Colombia. and Costa Rica have
(road a steady market for their
crops and Jamaica after a. period
years when the trees were badly
amused by hurricanes. .‘e rapidly
teaching a. point where her corree
production is a. factor in the trade
with Canada and Great Britain.
use more expensive blends sold
3 in; this country have been affected
as to price by the high level obtain-
in; tor Mocha. coffee handled from
'Anabhm ports. The United States
dreamed nearly 4,500 000 pounds
Arabian cofiee in the last year
in It 0! it of the heat Mocha Sana-
Dad and Harrari grades. The Mocha
More were subsidized by their
fevernment and thus were able to
”to their codes at Aden and 'wsit
a. vol-able opportunity for market-
in: hg‘lt.~ .Much of their 192925 crop
been
a,
is unsold.
"Business Topics
MA. May 12.-—The Vcon-
highway from. Atlanta to 8a—
m will be pushed to completion. *
. as possible. The :road will
, seer wide. and 2“ miles long"
traverse 20 counties and will
tron: Atlanta. to: Chwnnooae.
to tollom ‘
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General Sir C._ Ferguson now
holds the office of military never.
nor of the Rhinclend,‘ one of the
most important jobs in Europe
at the present time.
Commodity Notes
CO’ITOX
ATLANTA, May 12.-,—Iobacco
and cotton crops or the southeast
are suffering severely from droutli.
Cotton in the central belt is less
than 50 percent above ground and
replanting will be necessary unless
rain falls in the next week.
SHOES
MANCHESTER. N. 3.. May 12.--—
New Hampshire shoe manufacturers
are experiencing a. decided improve-
merit in business. The J. 1". Meal-
wain Shoe company. makers ot a
medium priced shoe for chain store
merchandising has raised its work-
ing week at Manchester and Nashua
from 48 to 54 hour and is turning
out 8,000 pairs of shoes daily. This
is 20 percent above normal capacity.
FLOUR -
SAN FRANCISCO. May
Wholesale flour prices here have
experienced another 20 cent a bar-
rel advance. Tliis is the second
jump of that amount in prices since
May 1.
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SHREVEPORT May 12. —-A.l-
though average daily oil production
in the Arkansas and Louisiana field's
increased 9.274 oil men believe the
peak~in.Smackover production has
about been reached. The Smack.
over daily average was 286.480 bar-
rels. An increase or 20 cents a bar-
rel ,1“ 28 to 23.9 gravity oil has been
posted by some companies.
‘ LUMBER
PORTLAND Ore.. May 13 .—The
West Coast Lumbermen' s associa-
tion mills sold 100. 3.93 437: feet or
lumber week. shipped 108.400.5153
AUTOMOBILES
DETROIT May 12 .«The forge
department or the Ford. plant now
has a daily output- of 800 creole
shafts. 7000 axle's. 45. 000 connecting
rods and other small forgings. The
department used 95 tons of steel :1
day in forgings operating 96 steam
hammers and 91 upsetting machin-
es. This is said to be the largest
group of such machines in the
world.
V TEXTILES .
BIDDEFORD. in... May 12.-—-The
silk into cotton fibre to make a
type of cloth to compete with rayo .
will enable the mills
active operation.-
business and many attractive con-
fortnight.
FRUIT
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been shipped east from the Imperial
Valley Wand the southern Pacific
‘ road is preparing: to move 16. 000 5.
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carlgads this season. '7
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isolation and fumigation. _,
feet and produced 104.999.671 feet.
These '
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ins with a process for introducing, ;
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It is hoped this process if successful V
to maingiin :-
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HARTFORD, May 12 *Alihnugil
the laboratory research work or the
State Tuberculosis commission has
covered an exceedingly wide scope
the past decade. it has been expand-
ed into the field of cancer. in which
an entirely separate branch ‘0! in-
vestigation has been begun national.
lilo,
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number of patients who have either
had both cancer and tuberculosis or
who have been sent to the various
state tuberculosis sanato‘l'ia with 'n
diagnosis of ihatdiscase only to be
found laterby the medical staff to
have cancer instead. have caused the
research work to be begun and it
has already proved fruitful and has
taken rank with the. most important
of the original laboratory research
which has been done in the tuber-
culosis sanaloria. oi the state.
One branch or the imesiigation.
which has covered already a period
of two years, the establishment of
a possible definite relationship or
kinship beivveen cancer and tuber
culosis, was taken up at the monthl;
meeting of the commission just hold.
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ports or progress in its investigation
are or not only technical importance.
but of (oscillating popular totem
The meeting or the medical staffs
oi the five state senatoriaat which
the investigation wns described in
detail “on hold at the Laurel Heights
Senator-lulu in Shelton. where Dr.
Edward J. Lynch. superintendent.
and his start have conducted it. _
The researches. he said. were
prompted by the fact that’s number
oi! cases which were sent to the san-
atorium as {ubercuiosle proved. an
investigation and under treatment. to
be cancer at the lungs. Dr. Lynch
demonstrated at methodical meeting
by bacteriolgsieay research.
experiment and era-asp pictures. the
points or similarity between the two
diseases that so often deceive the
general practitioner. and he made
clear the points that distinguish
the two diseapee.V. V
in both diseases. Dr. Lynch show—
ed that the patients frequently ex-
persona lose at weight, have heniorr-
knees of the lungs. suffer from pain
and the misery of an almost uncon-
trollahle cough. but the treatments
which are indicated or prescribed
for line two diseases are so'diver'sc
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«alarmed flagella. . .
and ditierent that the proper dish
nests in of prime ii'npor'tance. ,
Yet not inquemly. Dr. Lynch
pointed out. both diseases occur in
the some patient.
The interesting point was made
that. while. tuberculosis occur: tro-
qnently in cases that were primarily
cancerous. cancer seldom if ever
- occurs. in essential were primarily
or tuberculosis.
During the general discussion that
followed. experimental reward:
work was reported at the finding in
the state sanhtoria laboratories of
bacterialforms in various kind: or
cancer which simulated in certain
“important particulars, the character-
is‘tlcs of the general can. or tuber-
colonic. Finding and recording these
is regarded by the tuberculosis spec-
ialists as a decided advance in the
knowledge or the character istics of
both germs.
An illustrated paper was given by
Dr. George L. Bunneli. resident phy-
olden at Shelton on spontaneous
Inoumothorap
, Among the invited guests at the
meeting were Dr Leslie 3. Rogers
superintendent. and Dr. Frank 1.315:-
big. chief o: the medical staff at the
UM States Veterans hospital at
Alligator" and Dr. Arthur Lel‘leid.
sway specialist or Bridgeport.
Declares Anterican
Girls Are Spoiled
i LDNDON. May 12-A—"Girls do not
marry as easily as they used to. first-
V ly becaueefthere are tower mentor
33- V
«magma such utterly duterent V
they
their: "to 431331“. ‘and secondly.
lives nowadays that perhaps
are not in web a hurry to undertake
the responsibilities of matrimony as
they were tormerly. " 3 r
for the loci thatzthere were far fen -
er Easter-tide weddings this year
than usually. '.
' "IV do not think that girls are less
’iainiy want a. good time firs. ” Lady
:V Wild said. “The mod‘ girl under.
better than did theigi' mummies-—
and yet. we in England no not spoil
our girls as they are spoiled on the
Continent and in America. ._- »_
“Marriage is no longer an escape
from humerus modern girl is no in-
dope den the can do what she likes,
ikes. Add she is not nearly
‘3 as sentimental and rom‘ title as, she
ll» _
on position!» at the age ,0:
, respective we; will scam-cure can;
publicity and advancing,
‘ thing that has never been; ttenamd
,atsmmcliayao.intheltanonlo
' touching on the realm of real estate
Lady Wild otters this explanation '
willing to get married: but they cer- ?'
Idaho. and Milwaukee: 1
dilution and sales ho.
ad their chalice: allied f
thmmdm 113901113
'it is some!» in siting-cone
Speakers who are authorities in
directly concerns the delegates at;-
tending the exercises.
Sirocco: II
Arthur W. Bell. channel: of the:
already been assured
been more than 800 reg!
atmyusoo are expected tarsus.
senile. use. Martens;- curac-
tions will assure the visitbi-e some.
in this state boxers" V
it is probable um local 1.3m
plants will cooperate with the rat,-
tors and you out souvenir-rot the
articles they manufacture. A will.
men to help is being evidenced
everywhere tor the gatheringot men
tram all over Connecticut on those
two day: will inaugurate the first
state convention of the Connecticut
Asshole-tho 0'! Real Estate Board...
an honor which his toilet: to Stan-
ford, thrown 'th‘o erlorts o! the stair
president, G. mm Abbott. 0: this
city. 1» .
The program will open wellhead”
Temple. on Redford street. Thomas
N. Cooke. theichurnnn or the‘con-
'vention committee. will seal?! the
meeting to order. Following-the in.
vocation by Rev. Alfred Grant Web
ton. pastor or the First Congrega-
tional church. the pronoun will be
further punctuated with edit—sie-
education; mortgages. and associated
topics.
A banquet will be held thatvnlght
at the Stamford .Yacht club. Rev.
Wallace W; Finch. pastor or. the
First Methodist Episcopal church.
will give the invocation. Addresse-
will be given by United States Sen-
ator Bias: 3. Blush-m; congress-
roan Schuyler 8. Merritt and Charles
.Edwarde. Music. entertaingnent
and dancing will close the first night'-
crept.
Going to Greenwich. -
* ..Rev D. L. Gleason. pastor at St.
Mari,- Roman Catholic church. :will
otter the invocation the following
morning at 10 a. m. This will be
followed by m address: and
then reports 0! comm». will be
heard. .. Adjournment will be called
at noon and a trip to Greenwich in
modern busees will be made. The
realtors will be entertained an the
guests of the Greenwich Real Estate
Board at: luncheon at the Indian
Harbor Yacht club. V
Following the luncheon. the real—
tors will be. escorted by tliesunirord
and Greenwich realtoru and a sight-
nosing trip will be taken through
Greenwich, Stamtord. Der-lea, Nor.
walk. attainment and the western
section of the stale. flowing the
growth and development or them-
rltory. returning to statutord where
the convention will be held with a
session at the Masonic Temple.
First and second prises have been
altered by Mr. Abbott and mm.
D. nulknen ot Hertz“. vice;
president of the state association.
for "the best competitive display of
advertising. The display: are to be
sent talk. Bell oz
'Naeh Motors, he established an-.
other new sales and produeuon rec-
ord. April upset all predominating.
held: -the biggest production and
sales month in the’i «saw his-
tory. extending any “month
one... of 'like
up in the «and and with hp
creased production at both th
plant: it
believed ‘thaiv Mist :wlll wre'et Dro-
ter. before the M NOB Com”-
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Silk Underwear
Well made, durable garments
in the new pastel shades, for
evening or daytime wear.
Wonderful values.
The .N. E. RYAN co.
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