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Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1879-09-01
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of bebrasa folfet" (Ol. 7: 9,
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tdnna BET - ia luitist o6 latt till, utan
>pt mdte pre6ita o@ f0rmana enifilot od
uffentliat, q para preoifltolar ob tpara
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for misiions1afen ma tpddas o@ unberz
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profeten 1a9er aro ia "6eta / lin suoli9z
bet 1ont en- bofu9t", funna meo ltora f0rz
1afeller fara lanoet omfrin9, 9enomforia
mara ltuenita lett1ementen alla &urar
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genom ltna tillltapaoe ldror "bebra9a
folfet" o6 betta pa cit ia nitiitt iatt, att
bet ofrituilli9t fommer Of att tdnfa pa
Selu prb: "6enna tperloens barn dro
tuilare dn ljuiets / iitt 1ldste". Edni
nit, om ala lant lutberite misiionstudt1z
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mera mislionsinne mara f6rlamlin9ar
mera bjerta for meomenniifors anoliso
n6b, mera tuertiambets6rift, mera upp'
offrins al Of ijelftua o6 al bet mi baftpo
till ldns al Sub pa Serra,s altare
@os lanna friltua, btpi1fa leftua, r6ras
p9 baftpa iin tuare1le 1anninsen od
btpilfa btparje bag leftpa af Cubs of6r
lfplbta NAB &riio, dr n,isiionslinne
ide ndsonting tillfallist, EFT 0sonblidet'
banrpdnins, utan ,tdsontin9 tparaftist
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erfara, ia, imata epanse1ii l0tma o6 ljuf
lis6et, oeito 0mmare om bjertat 1iss'
f1r bem oeras arma 1jalar, DDilf'
bdlla pa att meo ben f0rloraoe ione1
f6rsds al buneer. Set Or unoer I'M
ganget ,neb ben farlefsfulle Seius, bo
btpilfen be alltib finna rif tr6f, frio pe
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OFF tueoe:tudrbigbeter iom be ldra be
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Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1879-09-01
9ctt i,pemifn fatefeiem.

Sm ,talnbe ldrobof Dttrar "StpcnIf
9utberlt aprtotionins": ,"Samnanitalz
Ter man Sc Dttranoen, iont r6ranbe
iirdsa'paranbe laropunfter (on, dterlDsz
ninsen o@ rdttfarbi9sDrellen) f0refiuz
nas, ia ie tui iannerlisen ide, buru f6r.
nefarne af f6rioninsen tunna finna
ia ltora ifdl till slabje 6i,uer ben npa
fatefeieu. &eoan ,ui6 frdsan y better
bet, att @ub II iin itora farlet siftuit ob
fin @ou, tudr Serre Seius &riltus, pa
bet tui md paroa fralite, beige
o6 falise senom bonom"; ; tuib frasan
80 beter bet, att Sub "9enom &rifus
aftuen dr. min faber" tuio frdsan 100
lases, att Cub "idnbt fin enoe Son att
tpara mennilfors frdlIare Gen.f.
11D; tuio 115 utldses bet beitamot, att
&ritus dr me6lare ,nellan Cub ob
menniltor; tuio 117, att ban "f5rloslat,
fDrtuarituat OFT uunnit mig -.
ide meo sulb euer iiliper, utan meb
Iitt belisa ocb bDra Blob" etc.;
tuib 12O, att ban senom lioanoe O6
oOb fritpilli9t offrat fig iielf tin f6rlo=
ning f6r tudra ipnoer (ienf,. 1872; nib
1873, att ben beige Nnbe dr. fbr Sri
I'll full iano att utf6ra belsellens
tpert biertat; tuio 143, att ntenniifan
nib ben la6iita upplpsnineen "erfar
i fit iamtpete Cubs mrebe e.; tpio
149, "att Cub f6r &rifti itull
|f6rldter mcmillan bennes
|iDnoer" etc.; tuio 223 talas ON bet
soba, "lom &riitus at oBf6rparfz
,pat ,,enlisen 1Dnoernas f6rlatelie,
fralsnins fran b1ben" ETC.; ,uib 258 talas
ont tpiBbeten, att mi esa &riitus, ion
|f6rionat ois meb Cub Q. {. ~.
: = Set lisser utom tpar nppsift benna
gang att pdpeta, 6uru ala tpaientlisa
punfter al ben 1utberla rdttfdrbis96rels
: le ldran besla uttrDd lissa iuneIutna"
ga ldn9t tibnin9en.
!, gdr ait fommer tiq iit rdtt, "a lar
bwarfen g. @. eqer fatoliferna bafpa
I ia mpdet att fr6joa fig 6ftper. ~ 60rz
: Dfrist toroe en- 9ammal trissmans orb
: b5ra bebiertas: "sfal1 bd ltudrbet frata
! utan dnba? gget bu ide, att BET mill
/ pa 1iltone ,rarpt tuarba? "Gn itrto az
+ ldttare upptpddt dn itiQao,
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1879-09-01

Z :. e q
SKAFFAREN is a, swedish sey.
lutheran church paper, published at
Red Wing, MINI, BY e. Norelius,
?. Sjoblom and J. Magny. The
paper is issued twice month at
$1.25 pr. annum in advance.
Editors Of English, German, and
Norwegian church papers, who may
be willing to exchange with us, will
please send their papers to Rev. e.,
Norelius, Vasa, Goodhue CO., MINI.
The editors of SKAFFAREN de-
sire to serve the interests Of the
swedish ev. luth. Augustana synod,
and they believe themselves to be
loyal to the confessions Of the luther
an church. . -. i
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-14
s4NDsBURr's SUICIDE.
The Letter nm ES-United state. Sailor Wrote
before Swallowing Laudanum.

Officer Aldoretta and Special Waterman
Couch Of the Hobokon Ferry Company found
in River street Hohokcn. nj 4 o'clock yesterday
morning. n tall. handsome and respectfully
dressed man lying on the sidewalk near Ferry
street In his pockets We're an odd Fellows
badge. s2l7 in change. and n number Of papers.
from which it seemed that his name was Fred
egick Sandsbury. Tho following was found
among the papers;
am verv SICK don't think can get home to night
rc-dc at m Cumberland street. Brnuklyn. bot fdn
want my oiks 20 Know any thiug about unul my
MANS are disposed ~ You give my hndy % the
doctors you Ike hut NV wife not Know at am
never get over a. lost oldest daughter ine
$40 have not been we'll since teiune tu Principle
LHi.r l. q. q. T. No ~ " Brooklyn got q iu my
wcs'hook. Please send It TO my wife she is In
need OF IL
The note was scrubbed with lend pencil in
. nervous hand. on the hurk OF "a letter from
United States District Attorney Tennrv Of
Brooklyn 10 Collector Merritt. recommending
Sandsburv. ani requesting position Tor HIM
in the Custom House. The Other papers were
testimonials TO SHndshurys excellent charac-
ter. They said that he entered the United
states navy in 1853. and served faithfully
throughout the rebellion. He was master-at-
arms in the Seminole and ships corporal in
the Susquehanna. In 1870 he WIS honorably
discharged, and obtHiued employment ~ a
Waterman in the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Some
time ago he lost that position.
SandsOury leaves a wife in Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-14
MERE MENTION.


Music In Central Park this afternoon
Among the unmail.bIe ARTICLES found in the Post once
yesterday was dead canary bird.
in the steamer Lons Branch ON Monday.
judge Gderslecve fined John c Vuss milk dealer Of
~ Rutsers place $50 for selling adnlieraicd milk
Villain FIia , ,,,; q, year. % Of tls Second
Levi, Kopanl. years old OF 255 Delaney street ZEN
moon aud Was drowned.
hessrs Eigar fnlton the nanaeers Of the broadway
away Beach tomorrow.
rector m Che church OF the Holy Communion took place
yestsrda Bishop Potter oniciaied.
The steamer Adelaide viii this afternoon make her
nrst excursion Ia the new ocean pier AZ Long Branch
which Is to be opened u ule public today.
solomon Frank was held IN $3.50 biil by Commissioner
Levy n 1899 Third avenue, aud talking about It
Reuhsn s,en.in k,ep. grocery at % Hester street
Louis Brennan waite RAG his mix. he hed for tnal
The funeral services NJ the vererahc Father John
Caan aged 90, late chaplain OF s. joss ph- Ilospitll.
Newark, YESTERDAY morning.
Elizabeth Rose coored, nj i21 West Twenty nfth street
was conpricd YESTERDAY IN the General scs-io Of
on the lst inst The child was not Killed.
Nine hors.s. worth 81 ~ pershcd Yesterday morning
IN tie burning OF me stable " fcman bakery 80 sixth
avenue aud Tenth street brooklyn. The hor.cs we're
owned by JasIer Ka-par The total loss was 500
Henrietta Wool lour,ec Old girl, Yesterday
IL nor -u, for $1,000 damages against NJ Henry g
steinccke because VI bite indie Ted by vicious dog
Edward c Tucker or o West Thirty. seventh street
died suddenly while sitting his room in the United
States lite LOug Branch. on Thursday night lie had
TO Long Branch with his wife and two children
spend the summer
Mayor Yates ma. appointed Mr.. Thomas 7 kinney the
edtor Hnd proprietor NJ the Newark nun Aarsffi~r.
CHAIRMAN o. the newark commlssoner- u the WORLDS
Falr. NJ. kinney Is graduate Of Princeton Co lege,
and member al nearly every scicuinc historical char
liable, and educational association IN New Jersey
The renort of william Rest receiver the National
Trust Company. rom july 1879 10 Arm 2 1879 was
MED with the County Cork Yesterday His receipts IN
that time were s217li0 g. and his disbursement. Sl5a
~ ~ The nominal ilue NJ the T. iu the RECEIVERS
hands ON Aurr2 rom which no money had been real.
izsd, was Safs lll7B.
New York Lodge N Elks win start in a body on sun.
day murning, ioI philadelphia, TO attend The funeral II
Mior George x Mcguire. The Grand Exalted Ruler thu
GRAND Laige OF the Order OF hrs Mater Mhpni died
on Sunday Hs but a. the request 0t members n, "
York. Baumnre iitishurgh Cincinnati. Chicago Boston
81 Louis AMI Louisville Lodges. II decided " kepu
the remains uuul sunday, the Ism lust
The drc0mpOscd remains u a mhu were found near
CroOn AqueiWc at Ridge road and J,linsons lane YES
tegday by the SIDE 81 the body WAS ralnr. ndiclunl
that uie man had committed suicide. TIE features Wcrc
unrecosnizlble. The hudN which was taken IN thc
Mnrgue was that 0f man 80 wears Of aye. with white
hair the Cluthiug consisted nj business coat brown
striped trousers. tot black hat ami laced shoes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-14
IIIRRIEIl.

ASDERsoN-LoCKwoOD On wednesday. June n,
At the e-dcnrc tho BRIDES uncle. John W Condit
Esq, by the Rev, william Ormision. D. y. Franklin W.
Anderson NJ BROOKLYN n Y to Ida NJ, daughter Of the
late William f. lockwood Of this city.
BLOOD-fARRiNGTON-I BROOKLYN, wednesday
evening June -. at the residence Of the brides parents
liz Lcferts place, by the Rev Emory J Haines. Alfred
II bfoid Nrwafs, ONO. to Ella n Harrington, daugh-
ter OF " harrington.
residence Of the brides father Strungton Conn by tho
Rev. samuel Dcmson. d. d.. Harry Babcock OF New
York TO Rvclna Thatcher daughter VI Edward c. Den.
HALIs-BERRIAN On wednesday, June T. by the
Rev o. Hayiland. Henry A. Hall Of New York city 10
Carrie b., youngest daughter OF w. ID. Bcrrian OF New
HARTLEY-KETCHAN On Wednesday, June H. Al
the residence Of the brides parents by the Rev Theo
dore l. Cuyler ID, D Gascoigne Hartley TO Emily O.,
daughter ~ jesse kntcham, all " Brooklyn.
OUGHTON-WArIIES- the residence Of the
Charles W. Homer Dr. owen y. Houghton to Nellie
Alden Mattle-, both II BROOKLYN
HOwARD-W ADswoRrH- AT Christ Church Brook.
lyn on "Wednesday June u. BY the Rev l. w Bancroft,
n D. Charles Howard 10 Agnes Ruth daughter Of the
lat pccius wad.wgrih. Esq. all OF BROOKLYN
IOilRkE-OAkLEN on Tuesday. june 10. At the
residence Of the brides Their by the Rev Howard
Crosby, o. Emil Lohrke to Jennie, only daughter of
James s oakley Of this city
burt on tho Kcuwood road near Albany n Y. Juue 10.
Mr. Norris s Miller ~ Alder Creek the BLACK River,
20 Miss jennie lIulbnrt daughter q judge Huburt
Tie bridegroom i q nephew Of ex'Gev seymour.
hONSELts-PRONAS-At the pastors residence, June
li.hy the Rev Mr. Gopt.c ilrsm Honsell of Bell Port
20 Minnie A. Pr1yan nj 81 John. n p.
PARsoNs-CLEMsIllRE- At the residence Of Mr..
John Clemsiire. Albany. n Y June II, Mr. J. Rudman
Parsons New YORK fo Miss Ida Clemshire The bride
duchessc lace. She n very hand st of dia-
moud earrings present from the groom The groom
PETERS-HElsER- wednesday June n. st st
NieharIs Church; by The Rcy. Thomas " Peters u D..
assisted by the Rev John = Peters Ph D.. William X.
Peters to Helen Russell. daughter Of tho late Henry A.
HcisCr, all OF New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-14
PACKER'S Class DAK.
Celebrated by Twenty-one Girl Graduates
In white and Wearing Roses.

Celebrated by Twenty-one Girl GrRduRtes
In white aud Wearing Roses.
The graduating class at Packer Institute,
Brooklyn. celebrated their cluss day yesterday.
The chapel was bright with beauty md redo
lent with the perfume Of flowers. The twenty
one members OF the graduating class occupied
SEATS about the platform. They were all dressed
in white, with ribbon sashrs. and roses for or
naments. The President OF the class Miss
C0rdara Collins made the address Of weeome.
The literary exercises cOinprisel q History
and Prophecy" by Miss louise NJ. Browne.
rnild by Miss Fanny Row"ll. Il clnss essay by
Miss Anna d. Milne. IN GRAFTON by Mise Lncy T..
Chase on Tue Two kingllOms Of Nature.
Miss, Mary y Brewer read the cass poem en-
titled Ehb and Flow"
The Interesting ceremony OF the transmission
Of the the Packer heirlOOm-a gigantic old cOff,r
pot-was then performed hy Miss Fanny J..
Powell Miss Persie A. LOyeIuv made the pres
entntion speech to the juniors. The exercises
were then adjourned to the institute grounds.
whore the. clnss planted IN English ivy. Miss
Lucy y. Chase read POEM on tho Ivy, written
10y MISS Sarah Selm"r, and then the clnss sang
q song 10 tho tune Of Aud Lang Syne."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-14
EXPLORING LONG IsLAND.
The Farmers Club Committee Sets Out, and
One Member Upset by "a CaIG


The uncultivated lands Of Long Island lie
mostly in the interior. or central portion. of the
island. 1t has been maintained that much Of
these lands is arabic and can easily he made
productive. The farmers say that the only
rcnson whv these great tracts were not selected
by the early settlers was because they were up
some distance from the shore and were there
fore not ne desirable the lands bordering on
tho beautiful bays and harbors that sur
round the island. They also say that n
large portion Of these lands have been
designated as barrens" by geological writer's
who have not taken the precautlon 10 inform
themselves upon the subject The Farmers
Club Of tho American Institute have upon sew
eral occasions been requested by Long Island
land owners 20 send a committee 10 visit tho
region and give an unbiased opinion upon tho
called blrrens." The on 'ers Of the club say
that so much has heen said against the interior
Of the island that Il WIS not thought worth while
hrrptoD re 10 ViSitthe locality. At their last meet
ing. however, coWn ities Of eight were an
pointed toyisit Long Island and make an official
renort on the subject
This Committee WINS furnished with special
tram 10y the Long Island RlilroHd. Tho train
started from Hunters Plut NJ 81 O'Clock yes
ter lay morning COR Yauhank. A Stop was mad'
in East lslip. and the pnrty visited n spot upon
which n cooperative society are about 10 or
gan - n scheme OF farming upon the Brook
farm principle. Then the Marty visited the
SuffOlk County AlnshOuse in 1nuhnnk ana the
ext nsive farm adjoining, This ia kept In a
high state Of cultivation by the work Of the
county poor aud insane.
A. the party entered the gate they were con-
frontrd by number ~ mrge-siz,d calves
tethered n trees. THESE are rea' " very fine
animals" said an officer of the club MS be adj
vnn"cd toward n good sZeh Durham and
strpked its lumny head. " Now" he continued
addressing very stout member OF the Commit
lee. attirtd in a rlnw-hammer coat. " ! maintain
that in this country we can"
H. got no further The calf evidently not
approaching the discourse. and mistnk ing the
graceful waving Of the spenker'a hands for a
hostile demonstration. gave him powerful
butt in the rear. The speakers feet went II %
into the mir. and he fell backward on the calls
back. The stout gentleman in the claw ham
ner coat made rush to rescue his assOcnt"
member. Tho calf lowered his h"ad, and
thrrateningy awnited his approach. The stout
gentleman laltercd. then turned about and fed.
Bv this time he who had heen thrown down had
risen to his feet hut he found that the calf In
cirnlnG about. had made half hitch with his
tether line about His Uhe mnu,sl l"gs. lie waS
soon iherated. however. hy his fellow memhers
The Committee eXUr ssed grrnt satisfaction
with Whit they had seen Of the soil Of such
pnris OF Long Island they visited, and de-
clared il to be far richer than they had any no.
tion Of. They will make their report TO the
society which mects In fun session next Tues
day in tho Cooper Institute.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-14
The striking Piano Men.

The strike in Kranch & Bach's piano factory
continues the men still holding out The workmen IN
the Iaetory. IN letter TO TINS sur, say'
sumc people having expressed surprise that the ON.
ploAecs ~ ~ mall pHnn nTin a. krHtch A Bach
should on trlkr NJ tls thu IL lcconuS duty to
ward the punc 10 give our rrHSn for doug Having
years worked faithfully Rt trade without being
able 10 save anN thing nnd having been ngcd TO acrrt
reduction Of - in 30 per cent since January 1919,
plaCIw thsneby IN starving condition. nav mud
l. imrossibe 10 continue ~ this tnannrr any longer.
Having found mat all arguments aud common reasoning
with our firm, We were compelled Ia
srikc. A. Krdu ch Bach are now uayng almost 40 per
cent less other ru, CONSIDERING the amount NJ
work 10 be- done hold that our demand or 20 per 'enL
Increase Is but iust and being turnorted by tie entire
hufiY Of uinHn makers. determined To hold nui
uutil receive such pHy viii enable u T., support
families withnnt cheating our greer butcher ana
baker aud iuuui ,ondns our children 10 beg whehthey
uus he tU be- la school
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-14
POLTGIMr IN THE CABINET.
q Discussion OF the ouestIon on the AppIiea-
lion Of Neynold. for Pnrdon.

WASHINGTON, June l3.--At the Cabinet
meeting to-day tho whole Mormon question
came up for discussion. ana while no formal
action wits taken. yet the policy and position OF
the Administration on this subject was clearly
indicated. The subject came IN in the npulica-
tion for pardon made IN the celebrated REYNOLDS
case. Reynolds was prosecuted by the United
States for practising rolyEamy. and was found
guilty in the trial of tho case in Utah.
lln WAS sentenced 10 two years in the
p"uiisntinry. The case was appealed 10
the Supreme Court This tribunal NJ its
court below. Tho only way Tor escape after this
decision was through nm application r pardon.
Suru npphcatiun has been presented In nm
cnprmOJs position. signed bv nearly every
companied by u letter from Delegate Canton
addressed To- tho ie iacto President. In this
otter Mr.. Cannon SAYS that the cuse Of Reynolds
WIS test cast. st up by the Aormons them
:" ives To test the constitutionuity Of the anti
povgalny laws. Rynolds himself WINS q vol
uni'"r defendant. put forward a. represent tho
Mormon people. Nr. Cannon thought that owing
10 ia s peculiar condition OF facts. Reynolds.
repr's, %. ng tho whole people. should re par
don"d Gen. psyrns was Of the opinion that.
MS Reynolds had employed every known means
To- break down the prosecution and To put thu
GoNrrnmrnti 20 expense in securing his ultimate
CONVICTION, hn should sunrr the fun penalty 90
the law ~ embodied in his sentence. Mr..
Schurz AMI Mr. McCrarv warmly approved tins
view. while John Sherman and Mr.. Evaris
w"r" in favor Ut clcmrnry Gen. kev an l Mr..
THOMPSON took no part in the discussion.
Nr. Key lHVors pardon. but Mr.. THOMPSON
inciinrs tho other way. The general policy 10,
the Administration was also considered. Mr.
Hayes desires To- do what lie can to uproo, the
Institution 81 p1'ygamy, AMI rs indicated IN
his talk to-day. VIII DO all no can 10 accomplish
TINT Dlutpt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-14
MR. KIPP'S JOKE.
Finding that the H-athen ChInee Knows How
10 Play Trumps nt Law.

Chang Lung is an inofrensive Chinaman who
Keeps laundry at Myrtle avenue and Adams street.
Brooklyn. On Wednesday last John kipp, who keeps
iced At 325,s Adams str Ct determined to play
Joke the Celestial and collecting the victims Of his
rat traps that morning he put the dead oblong
bundle and. taking il 10 The laundry, snd, Washee."
All lite said Chang Lung. marking few Chinese let
ter- hit Ol card board which lac handed 10 Mr. Kip
aS hia check.
Mr. kipp Weat his acquaintance telling Of the
meal hr had s'nt John Chinauian aud wondering how
10 would be- served. IN tie midst OF his fun ufcer
from Justice halshs court called On Mr. Kip "iti u
warrant ont N Chang Lung. accusing him Ol
duct endg ~ breach 81 the reace Yesterday morn
Cham Lung rciard TIE facts gran 10 Justice Walsh
throuGh inerprrt and Mr. KIM tried "a ma all
lppcar joke, bat the Justice iod HIM sharply that
the ChnF-e had c,rttin rglts which must be respected
aud mat Brooklyn was not the place for hn0llumS
=" You have evidently tOTgottou." SID the Justice,
" that ChiuauHn has similar rights with yourself and
j. not to be- made r-t or hut tor every oo to aim
HE vii At and 10 Keep your memory tte clear
upon this uu shah hne you f5, and IN default Ut the
pay nrnt o. the tine, you must stand committed TO jail
or i,teen daNs.'
Kirp raid the hnc and hurried on John Chinamau
Anil unrtuou-y 90 the Curt aud walked th0us
an incl. had been added to his stature
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-14

FRIDAY. juno 13.-FLouR AND MEAL-Were
only moderately active. brit prices firm. We
quote four-supcrnne sa4aeeSs -; extra state. 6c
g. -t9st % Western spring. Ky and XNN - Fs. dn.
winter .innins oStras. ~ as =. 90 Xxx aui xxx.
81 80. Minnesota patents. - 5Osis. clty s4iIduc
extra 80 49, 10 southern bakers tud family hrcuus
st-hes 80 >rut crn shipping extras - 21e,Sfs5. Rye
t-.ts2 in' bfandyNne. s235 Wheat feed, q ton, ST.
2sit. rye iced. SifsSla
GR.N-whcRt was quiet hat hrucr: sales 275O0o
hush 80 a. % Tor 50 Surfing 81 i6, FOR mixed winter
~ u Tor NJ I white ~ 10 for unvradcd rrd. 81 s
~ isis f3r Np rcd 100 for 80 , spring tor Juiy
sitta for - white ior lult ~ ~, Tor 80 red for
june. 81 ~ in- Ia ilr Srntlufr Rive dun. 400
huslA No stern sd 80 e. agic. state ami Canada.
Nir oats we've lower und closed fuli; salrs NloID
bush AZ 3gqtisc frr mixed. aul ai feaf3c tor white.
ami No white. 2N'so.i No miNrt. 34aH'se Corn
duu ana slightly salcs 47t.lsp bush. mcud.
ut staref 90 q aia'4 No dH.. 43is fia &C.; 30 s.
90 tlc ~ &C. tor No Tor july, 4Sac. Tor August