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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-23
M1scrL1AxY.--Scrnns al IN and Hu.

nor; bits Of Advice; Receipts for HouscLecper,
manufacturers. farmers and everybody hints Tc-
gatdiug the health. bclutiiul passage; Literary
Notes etc etc, will be carefully selected, edited
and published. one receipt for tie manuiacturr oi
some household article, staple remedy b. IRE
gucntly worth more than years subscription ~
the paper IA which a was found. \ funny item of-
ton makes a dyspcpiic laugh until hl, health Il ina
proved 10 the eNtcnt OF many d0llars. The Ocauti-
ful sentiment Of some eminent divine OF % some
pain purified soul often cicyates one and give. him
spiritual visions and strength which he could not
value i'm dollars \ few words regardin some
book or periodical i. often the means Of furnishing
the reader with many hours amusement, 10y induc.
i'm him 10 purchase or subscribe.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-25
TASTELESS
MEDICINES,

A PROMINENT NEW YORK PHYSICIAN
IA lately complained to Dundas Dick & Co.
about their Sandalwood OIL Capsules, stating
that sometimes they cured miraculously, but
that patient ofhls had taken them without
effect On being informed that several imita-
tions were sold, he inquired and found his
patient HAD NOT BEEN TAKING Dundas Dick
& Co.'s. 3 iH
What happened to this physician may have
happened to Others, and Dundas Dick & Co.
take this method of protecting physicians,
druggists and themselves, and preventing
OIL OF SANDALWOoD from coming into dis
repute
Physicians who once prescribe the Capsules
will continue to do so, for they contain the
PURE OIL In the BEST AND CHEAPEST
form. ..r
Dundas Dick & Co. use more OIL of Sandal
wood than all the wholesale and retail drug
gists and perfImers In the United States COM
bined, and this Is the sole reason why the
PURE OIL Is sold cheaper In their Capsules
than In any other form.
every other remedy, sixty Capsules ONLY
being required to insure q safe and certain
cure In six or eight days. From no other
remedy can this result be had.
DUNDAS DICK & cos SOFT CAPSULES
solve the problem, long considered by emil
mont physicians, of how to avoid the nausea
and disgust experienced In swallowing, which
are well known to detract from, If not des-
troy, the good effects of many valuable reme-
dies.
.TAsTELEss MEDICINEs.--Castor Oil and
many other nauseous medicin@ can be taken
easily and safely in DUNDAS DICK h cos
SOFT CAPSULES. NO TASTE. NO
SMELL. $. A,Eal9 :
SS- These were the emily Capsules admitted
to the last Paris Exposition.
Send for Circular to 35 Wooster street, N. Y.
SOLD AT ALL DRUG STORES HERE.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-25
DR., w. HAzELTINE,

nENTIsT-CORNERs SPRING AND TEM-
L. pie streets opposite Temples Bank, /,
Los Angeles. Ja3O u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-25
sAM'L w. BROOKE, NJ. D.,
Physician, Surgeon and 0bstetrician.

OFFICE-In Lanfranco's Building. Main st
Ofice hours-S to 10 A. NJ, to and to p. NJ.
Residence, No. 240 Main street. d29tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-25
Dissolution Of Copartnership.

THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist
of Los Angeles in the Wooden Mill store at
the White House, Los Angeles street, near
Commercial, is this day dissolved by mutual
er & Co. are alone authorized to collect all
bills due the old firm and pay the indebted
ness of the old firm as shown by the books.
l.. PFEIFFENBERGER.
au27 I'm HENRY SCHAUER-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-25
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Time of trains between Los Angeles and Will
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-25
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
J. c. KIRKPATRIcK, M. D.,

lyURGEoN AND HOMEOPATHIC PLY
y sician. Diseases of ladies and children
a speciality; also throat and lung directions.
Office hours-S to 10 A. M; to 8 and to8r.
NJ At Back man House. ap3O
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-25
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DIR. j. w. ANGEL,
HOMEOPATHIST,

"AvING BEEN A PRACTITIONER FOR
Ill over thirty years and now settled in
Los Angeles, tenders his medical services to
Its citizens. Office at his residence Qor the
present). on Sixth street, between Main and
Spring streets. au2l lms
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-25
K, D, WISE, NJ. D.,
i. n. MCKEE, M. D. ,

naYSICIAN SURGEON OFFICE,
/ No. II Spring street, opposite Temples
Bank, RESIDENCE : First street, between
Fort and Hill, Los Angeles, Cal. mrlS-t-2
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very,
| II In
| |esire
mage
, 1875-06-30

-. .. - D., .....- ....,...
Dealers arc ~ a5o mo'
sna e.sr o no. e,re to ter s,ees. s
cured Light sn s,Ty e.; esesn ~. ,aHn; az ms INT
nIIcs p ~ es IT. ~ saueo nxe. ny
sh!na ~. iass WIN ons sna 1a n11aaa
sa!sfss; ana sssssas1 11s1'sss q ~ os' '' .''
METALS AND TtsNEhs sroomMIfs1e . a'o.s, 10 talf A.
11r thn ae"ao and osa's are Hsaay s sn V.r ~.
srS s rts5Ttc a. "s 81: .s9 sns f. cs:s s
3r. snLGKnCNo: HG ~. 1c; ttnnN' LtT.ntnr,.'
s :sahns eorpcs s'1 IT, IT, rssr z1sa-F sssis
ess 1s, W. ~ !, inn,s,vn 9nc
o' ~ sna I'm t,sl" acpt.,r afp 1tn.s. IL. II
iSks. ' wi;ns@Xs 70 .. T.: 10 ios; ID il
rSv ~ . wr y ios ful' Daoss ID ef '0n' ''''
e'S SHrf,gWW,re 5e.yS T"us fsnief ss Il ssHaaso
.n ,ssro s,ess ' H. n'fe W t"ts tstn
snt n S,, wsre M " ~. ~ rnnts i,s Ist
M ,;su x"i i4n ~ o oaJiia n, u Ie1 iM1o ex
"a IL. nn' .,.x ~ r. ifo III. ,%sis Ssta ~
or, ~ sssS1 tf ns.tsfot III strctiy m,,,rc e.
% 1i'@ sio sstca IL: 10 No. T. poc: iauk oil, Isl:
stfa,. aS; lmbago on SMa .6e: aasreh1tho.S ~ S
,,,,nbs W nnm n,,o,ncs won
r,ir ~. r,s o1srin1. JAZZ IN nc.i rco.""t ~ Ss%s
fsa rsr ir1l tli ss1ck wss ratler S.tio ucw SejtR
,a,,,v rr"fcrrrf mi hnl"s iii pearhnws stil1 Inv"
.he s"isrsse r. m a'. Will 'oe "f'e' AID se'' as 7''oe
rt1;;t;rWY-wna rat.or ou,et mn, pany. rhs ofc7-
,ras srr, 'nt lar1" ht Ink wc..cr tirc,tcmc5 Ia in
i'll; nuI ecera arncraliy wero '1iBposeI to ist tlo
t.sk Eo Whenever teg lid good op1rortunity. Tur
ksys IT,: IT, csekcnr. ni. Ss9Sy1s: do sprna, Sl,so
~ * 4, t'o- no. t,rr. ',,.rEs { M Wv ~
sEEfSsNWcre 1nlri iii round. Timothy wss want
I'd 10 iii small orders, sui stss wa lm1 for cs.oico
aexa @ Gpyer asS VA a% sy hG TeF eess SSfo ~
Wa.s .n
, 1875-06-30

CATrLE-The only favorable Change noted Ia con.
necton With tho cato market was tho fact that tho
receipts wcre very materially less than for the day
BEFORE IN other respects ths situation waa without
Visible improvement. Tho tone Of ndsleea from tho
leading Eastern markes not calculated To call out
An act!vo shipping movement. nor was tho stock
1tfete1 for sale Of quality 10 Invite trade snd,
taken all IN all, tllo position Of tho market
scarcely in toerh favor than on tho day 1e-
fore. While tho inquiry from outaiac buyers was
somewhat more Aberpl. the locdl demand showed a
marked faug o1 aud the aggregate of salcswss less
than Monday. After their free purchases Of tho
preceding dAJ &hs wsna Of lbs local trade compafa
uvcly we're fow. mud Eales Of Texans sud low Uradc
natives wtro Hight. Trading was 1t 5l.o0t34.oo for
through Texans Al $3ooaooo for poor 10 ia!r nasivc
butchers' stock $5.ooa6.7a for common 10 extra
shipping heaSes. Alexander, Casscn i Co. sold
drove ut tho outside guroa Trada c1osed very quls
uuoTATioNs.
Extra Deoycs-Gradcl atccrB, weighing 1,40o
to ,iu0 abD9876
Choice Doeves-Fiue, fat we'll fussued year
too year old &ssaFs' Weighing, lao to
1.Sa In. elo6as.l0
inR 1l5o 70 l.2s0 H.. s.7s9ooo
ing lu0 10 I,2oo lbs s2s9sos
pntshers' Htock-poor TO far steers. and
weighing Seo 10 ,ioa H.. a1sasoo
10 i,050 la. sass4.2s
1nfesos-Li9lt and thin cows, heifsrs,
Angs, bulls, anil scalRwag steers 2bo13.15
Texas C4tue-TArouah droyca. ............. 3o8l.t0
, 1875-06-30

Wthdrawp from teore on Monday for etty conshtnp"
ion: 7,iu4 bit Wheat, 75s 1u corn, 3l9 bu oats.
Tho following graiu nas inspected iuto store on
Tuesdal morning: cara No. sprina, rs cars No.
do. &c No, do, carr rejected DO, car no grada
do ll7 Wheat}; cars yellow corn, % high mixed
DO 1913 aud 800 tu M. do Al cars ro}ected do,
gras do f4s5 cars corfu, wbtsa oass, /!
nul 1850 bu No. d. carr FctocssA do Ut cara
oais); rejected barley. Total t490 ears) 10000,
hu. Inspected out, III. 10 bu whsat III bu
7l9 bh oats, o3a bl re, !, ,fG3 Ill barley.
tbs Board Of Trade will to-day be asked 10 voto
thu proposition to adjourn from i:t5 T. on batur-
day TIL Tuesday morning, In order thAt Rll may have
an opportunity 10 celebrate the Fourth The celuhFa-
tion on Monday tustca Of Buuday suggests that the
nfsA IL more perfect interval than tho fourth Va
u,uslc}-& fact which will bo handy TO bear In MUD
x1l tbs ceaxo!rss din Of crackers aud lbs frequent
popping Of miniature artillery.
The leading Produce markets wess generally atrnu9
yn4erAy, unslsr the sao class Of Influences ~
those which catasd tho alyanta OF Monday The
Weather waA little warmer bnt II was at!l unpsFon.
aby cool for bound juno and le ehoppng atylo tn
which Old Prohs hos iarlbatoa hls sosu avors thIs
II awakcnog widespread fears TINT thu harvest
VIII ba Ratharad nr,ld Aoods saa xtnan. Thu sssia
Feeling spleasa 10 b. 1t wort III Europe, tie markets
there boug again stronger yesterday with better de-
nsanj. The recent so1n Ia Hungary appoars to liars
ben very ssvcrs sud The locality u ii tho most
important OF Europe, u II u tbs causEe Of sha wheat
producing regions There also lions that the
foodsupIly TN the other aide Of tie Atlantic Ii ua
| t9rtally dscrsa.el by deficiency 10 tue potato
crop about which tho authorities on that ht1o ret
peu because IL their iutsfest to keep down pttcea
However, thcro u now gcnuus European denlaul
for bseadstu11, 10th In Now York aud Chicago, Fox
xoua time past the situation taR bean tho other why
Tie producer Obliged 10 send biz property to tha
cou4l1ner to And market there. Nov tho consuueE
seeking tie producer. gtng hs latter or hs agents
lts ,aure than halt ths vote BY which the suItny
price IL established OF eourss II u not like
iy that an uyetHt demand bs otAer thai
Temporary, hacAuss theso now mAuy source.
from which ths food Necessities Of Europe can ba ill
sl It u not improbable thst m important adtauc.
ID prices would curau orders, sna Leave u With
Rtoei, OH hand wtsn ho1aert Of TBS property would b
again u the mercy 81 ths bSat element Tns shtprni
Increment vas papxs Aetiss yssssxday, aad, shou14
, 1875-06-30
REAL ESTATE.


Tuesday, juno 20:
CITY PROPERTY
Callrnrt nv, 1g1 II n Of Twenty fourth 1t. ~,
luasl50 Il, dated june Il. Whes,ock To- - ~.
Sarah J. oos! - -; ;.,,, "
ing M Clyinurne av. tfsugls Of 3i3xali
XIII It, dated Jnue 9a................++. 81. 1900
rsuirle ~, 9ls 7.t8 Il af Twrnsy-n!nlh 1t, nf,
.6xl7s ii, dated June eo1.............. 80. G,5eo
bnjii.1sgs, ia 4-iosiI 5lo Il, dated juno a. 1000
Superior vt, 1i1 It " Of Ashland ay. y t, 9tx
10 '-1o H. With inIroscn'ents, aatelJnno2! 1900
Phillips ss, 45 # Of Fay 1t, t. eoxso Il, lascd
Ms1ee sass n lice. ii; /: of bi;sion H. ;:
nl"s t t.Isna "a ,1ss ss '1H' II ,a Il of 1iitsen
Of. .5xl1i. dated June a3.........:.....:. s.2oo
soIEwick vt, 975 It y Of North NJ. 23xl0a Il.
With 23zl04 # la RATIO block, dated June a.. 1,10
California ny, III IT II Of fan Iuren At, o I. 2lx
l35 ELM #, dated June l.,................ $50
Henry st, Jul it " Of Margaret st, I, ?i112a
clysoara cls s' plaee % ~ Ii Ct Wood ii. l. a!1i:s
It, dated Juus a. 1000
1ohtsou place. ii t7.loo fl . Of Thirty.cighth
rt, I, Il 75-l00113l BIO Il, dated juno 5:.. 7ta5
West Adatna st, Q cor 1eagttt It, n I, l32x1eS
South lark AZ, near Thirty.slxth 1t, vi, al1
12i J-l0 Il, date May H.. 4,e00
1la1 Il, tiatc.l Juo ~. standardization. 1000
EOuTu or CITY IINtI8, WITHIN RADIUS or AfLES
or CorRF-ltorsE-
Borrrn av, 155 It 9 Of Charles nv, n I. a1r
liz 7-1u It, dated Juno Is I3,,.,............$ 5000
Lot j, IInbharls Int u, pnhbinA' n MaeIn
eH Her. g. " II, dated juno e!8.......... 7.5n0
WHAT or cItx LtM1fs+ WITHIN 'Apius or A1LEa
or couMT-HouHE.
South q Il Of Land III Il W cur Ut Dlock 7. Pow
ella Lois q anil 4. IN partition Of HneA
Sec. %, 70, IL, dated Juno "a. 300
, 1875-06-30

CHANGERS IL COMMERCE..
Tho exclusion Of the Granger IDEA to commerce IA
project 10 be brought efore tho meeting Of tho Na
nopaI Grsnzo iu Washington this week. Tha Cen.
ral Cooperative Doar1 Of tbs cooperative societies
Laa been n correspondence with Secretary Kelley, Of
the National Grange, tor sone time pass rslatlys 10
tbs prpjoct; aud at meeting Of the Executive Com
mtoo Of the National Grange aeKs week. tha subject
will he formally presented by depustion from the
cooperative societies now en- ruuto to tho United
HtatA. Tho british co-operators uk ths aeceptaucs
Of ther plan Of union, aud state that the object IL to
reform commercial absss get rid Of nd4isuen re-
store Integrity In dosug. elualizs wealth, hc., and
tepTesent that much greater quantity Of American
products would 10 sold In England but for
Tho s1ttATag1nt charges OF mlddle,neu,
sna that the same Ii trnc Of manu.
factufcd articles ssut 10 Ametea from England. They
propose to oEerats with lIs aran9ssR dlroct trade
lines, sending theIs own ships, fsrghsed with their
own goods to exchsnge for American products, such
~ wheat and cotton, fair, equitable sud econon-
tea te11ns. The ce.oparativs societies af Great nr-
aiu number shout t000 lneu,bers Wills The nn.ulxr
uf 0rsngnEs IL estimated n shout .,cu0,UN, A. tho
latter asasdy hsys Bats R8enc!es established fos as
puIchsaea whocsatc rates mud for cash Of Ill tho ar
ticea they dtsirt Ao plan Of exchange proposed bo-
eye4 10 10 feaAtbe, since cooperation IL oue VI tic
underlying principles Of tho Order, Romlnent GRAM
gsrs now In the city, esEea9y from tbs aouh sud
West anxious to hare tho psorosition Of the r-
kh eoopeators accepted, since they aatert that they
could sell tAeir agricultural products to better advaut-
sgs In tho European afkvt and get uupy articles Of
English mauufscturo Al cheaper rites than In tl!s
, 1875-06-30

PORT OF CHICAGO JUNE DO.
AnAtvIu-.Hchr pTido. Kewauneo, bark: prop Cold"
ralo, buffalo. sunlslss sohr Bolivia, Oswsgo cosl3
scow 8. P. Wilson, Leland. lumber atnr Hheboyxsn,
aIhntowoc aundrios; stn1r Corona st. Joe. sundries
rrup Cubs, Buffalo, aundrca; schf Imperial Cedaa
River, cedar po4:e lchr J. n. poanc, Iu1alo, coals
prop Messenger, 81. Joe, suudeiea; schr uorneaA,
blcuom!ueo, CEDAR posta; achs Orkney Lsss, csdAs
1tl.er, cedar posts; prop Bad7er Stats, Buffalo,
suud..ca; stmr Muatcgon, Auskegon, aunasiss:
uchr urn. U. u. Grant, Trsrsrse DAy, wood; Achr
nc!nuttr, 0swego, coal stmr Huron. Holland. euE"
T.. Heath. sangatuck, sundries; scpw y. 4. Hcatt.
ElIstoA Lay, w0od Gchr txz!e Doak Ht 10, hundftea
tctr FIorl1s swego, roal; aehr 3, O. AnatexB Lttl1
Traverse wool prop John Prd ieon. Fort Huruu sun-
sshr EntsIps HPens :s0r nya H..
N9.t'$sa sa Toe 'nSss eso isai we op s'tfs
insbur :; stns Anltsw johnson. Mwauk.e, ushs
prop Ntatnatsk, Mcuunute, towing basgd Msflnettes
Mrno1riuee, lumber; barge EthUfado, Aenom1neo,
lumber: barge y. L. Flor Menolninee lnu,hsr schf
Laura, Kinrardine salt .ohr Frank Crawford. Nne'
ie9ou lumbsr |, tug Now EFa. Grand Hsxsn. towing;
Mary Amanda Grand llasen lumber bsEga TEansfsss
Mu.keVon tu1nbes barge q, o. D., Muskrgon, lun,7
Ger barge Golden Harvest. Muskeeon, lumber; seoW
Granger, ratnu's a4tr, bark.
scbr IIoxcshos Bay, ~ by oats. " Ion q
{eed; prop Fountain ux, buae!o g.0o by cotn- 400
bls Aons l0u btls oana. st1nr Auhtegon, Ausl*son.
suulrics; stsnr uur1n, South tlAyeu alu1r'es aoh3
John Dunn, buffalo. ~ 0D bn corn; sch! i, Nlca"
ofsot, nuf!ao, tt,t00 bl wheat achs William emtht
bu wheat, 9oo In corn. 565o Df!s Hour; seaF =. r.
baldwin, Buffalo, ~, co.. bn wheat; scht 4. Auss.
buffalo 3s $40 bu Wheat atnF OofouAr 81. 5ossba ~
kegs bsaH aud sundEtes.
, 1875-06-30
THE PRODUCE MARKETS,
NEW YORK.

sHtrfa1 DftrsateA Il TAt cafcasa Tribune.
New Yoaf. June D.-dAAtH-The wheat mar
tet opsncd higher aud fairly Aetivat dtmAnd
chiefly for spElu8 for futnrs; winter II
quiet; tbs crop reports fran the Horthwest are
hiah]y favorable never moro 10 the market for
wheat closes firm at m advance tbs demand Is gool
~. .,,1.ns tos sr,,ra ,s,,sr +. .c.re. .nJ
Tor sfpost, chiefly tof sPs'ns ~'n'ss u scaso. sua
hr1ner: tie sales arc 100000 bu II s'ljH@llt TOR
No. q Chicago gpring $i.18ai,l9 for No. 2 Miwau-
leo Il. 1Hal.ea for No. t milwaukee,: and No, !
y !, o7s, ., i, "a -, st,ts .nrino IN.
ferson County. Oats stronger and more active ths
,1.do ars buying sa. sass ars 600 ba new Ohio
i,.l II s1Etaf.o ths iu.,de uytee for moor while st
esc Western mixed a. e'ssHe ss's: ',s stss
, 1875-06-30

SEw yonK, Jnne oo.-atonpy essy at 9<s2K primo
mercantile paper 3EGst. ....-
STIRLING firm at lsaEGas7 for Gdday, and 4soA
dt4o1 for sight.
CnHtolus receipts, tl75,0no.
I,xlurth Vt produce for tho week, fj+3 3la,hN.
0ull stensly; 117A. Carrying rats yet cent.
Loana were also 1nado dat Ter cent, and l-01 for
nEe.
The Assistant Treasurer t1Isbtsrae1 u, 0,0o0.
Clcarlngs sa7,ht.No.
Governments aud railroad bonds were firm. atste
securities wrre gnlrt.
Blocks wu,n weak and lowcr at tho opening. but
later became flrn,. md prstes advanced 4 10 lA
after which the matkot became irregular. The
weak fca,rcs were Erc Northeastern. aud Atlantic
rtcno telegraph; hit aftcrwarl these Rturks hocane
Ener AMI thr rr.t or tile llrt wcFe srnng part!cr
a.ly Western Uninn, o1 report thu. the wno'o of
tho <tn0O NAl luau had bce.t taken. Transactions At
iho stuck Ezrhaugo were lNMM sl'arc.. "f which
3raI Pacific afail, s3ooo Nsarrn unlon' at9 o.
Snrthycaiern, 1860 Erie, 900 Lake HAore, 4,U01
1Eotnuh md 1 fN} Tfnfon 1affl3r.
, 1875-06-30

EHEA06TuFF8. 49,.
FLQUlk-Wat In lncderato demand by local dealcfa
hut in small WY, and shippers still held OF, tho
tr,tng in that quarter being extremely light. Tho
market uas hsm as previous quotations. B9les
wsro {eisosted ot 10 brla wluters ou pttyata
terms; 100 bss spring extras 81 $i.Bo@5.2s Gu brs
ep,ng supesAues At $50. osl 500 br!a The market
closed nj tho following ranga Of pEicoa uhulca wintor
e.tsas, $d.sos72s cosumou to aooa DO. t56eao..s
choice arEuR extras, $a.7o@3.o1; fair do. shlrpng
grades, &La7k@a.eo; N1tnnssots, $A.753o.to; pa,es
spring. tf.0}3s.o1; sprug supeEnnes, SS.tO&&.Uo ;
kJe iour 8s.aOe5a75.
DnAs-Was very quiet and steady Il tho 4ayauca
noted yesterday. sslea were reported Of VI tons at
sl9.bo On Track. aud $to.7s'ai+0o fsee On bo.rd.,
uonA- -aikAL-Ws auole at {3,soa3.o1k Far bsl for
good aud % per ton for cosssa. gales Nsrs
| reported Of III tons Ut &.5.10.
1f1npttNos-Sslss were 10 tous u 3?ooo free on
board.
W1gAT-Ady.nceI axe per bu, but only 1alKc
higher than tho outaiio prices Of Monday, Liverpool
was reported stronger, and Eaw York sctiys aud
aFmet with good e4port demand for tue Continent Ut
Europe ~ well " fsr ono fos Great Mritstu, whlla
ha weather here cool and Ito receipts sgsia
In s1cess Of tho shipneuts, following reduction nf
,12u bu In stoets In stors during LIST week,
TLere also Several shipping oydep here, though
tho ar.ies holding tbea slow 10 acknowledge ths
fact fearing that tho admission would CAUSE The
ket to sdyancs 10 point II which lhsy could not ill
lAe 1flGsa #Hh1n LIE pEe6Cflbgu utnl3. 11e$ kQok
hold OF ali tue ca4h wheat oITsraI including several
round lots ahd enKsgea freight room fur 2o,ooa bu
Whtn That bsrains Euo~n lhs speculative element
strong, though future deliveries relatively taa
| oarly, aud lhs uiarkr. adyanrsd rather rapidly
towasd tbs close. THE stosnsz IN Fsaneo snA iINM.
ths aggregate wheat yield u Europe a4d iucA4ea i,
70 much tAa nuanttty which II wll 10 aseea.Asy e
country iwihaut Including Canad.> hAs supplied d
pes csat Of a ths f1Ftlsa wheat imported tnio dts.
br1san and Ireland fEa!n Jan. 10 June Ills yaAF
which, hhuNk thai HF1GeR have 1Dr AuuU1i
attract tlo Astsntiou u bnysts sy&h in compctuol
with those Of othet Countries neaset home. Ra4le
aud adsaacsd 10 tl.olH Il ths eloss. eellsr Angus
ranged u ta.Ql&t6l.GA sp4 ssAs tAs monih, eF rug