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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-02
Brace Up.

You are I"rIinS ,lurrrSsed, your appetite is
ltlQr, SiEi arC hntheiCd with headache Won airs
hdgrtp, nervous, and generally out Of sorts, and
want Ia brace IIp. Erar" mp, hut not with StimII-
lalltS, spring medicines, or bttcrS, which have,
which stimulate You for an hour and then leave
You M worse condition than hcru,,, What yo,,
want Is an Alternative that will ,IItIi yOur hlioi
START Reality action Gi hNr and kidneys, restore
lt.Il tltalHS, and give renewed health and
stycngth Such medicine you viii fnd IN Flee
tric BitterS, and unly ~ cents Il bottle at A. II,
Roberts 4 COS, drug store,
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-02
County Alliance Meeting.

Notice is hereby given to the several s,bor,lI
nate alliances In Audubon county that there viii
he delegate convention at the sheriff, ot,ce IN
Audubon, Iowa, on Saturday, Aug. nth, at I =
NJ nc which convention each alliance in IN,
county Is entitled to two delegates. Let no ALI
ance he without representation In this copv,n
'o". j. SHISGLEDECKER,
w. "'rrLf, President,
hecretaTy
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-02
Original Notice.

IN the district court for Audubon county, state
of Iowa
- Nclma Harrow W. j. J. Harrow, defendant,
To J. HARROW:
l0uarc hcrchyuntnVd that thntc IL now on Me
lrtltnn NI aid plaintiff VIENNA Harrow, in the
once ar the clerk of the district court of AIduhnn
Co., Iowa, claiming of yOua divorce and annuling
of the marriage contract HOW existing, on account
0i your having another wife living at the time of
| our marriage from whom you had not been di-
rorccd; also til" care of minor child, Jessie IIar
row. And that unless you appear and defend
before noon of the ri day OF the next tern, III
said court, commencing 1T Ai,duhnn, said county
default VIII he entered against you and Judgment
rendered thereon.
Dated this 18th day of July, 4. u. 1888.
II. w HANNA,
32Iwl Atty for PlantlH.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-02

The republicans Of Greeley township arcrr-
Iuestcd to meet at th" Center school hoI!N sion.
day evening August 9th. at o'c,Grk. to select
delegates for the county convention.
FRED REGSOLDS.
Republicans of Cameron township will hold I;
primary, Saturday, August 4th, at J.. NJ. IN Cen
ter school school house to elect five delegates Ia
the county convention. ID. y. NEnEOW.
Republicans Of Hanlin township will meet at
Center school house. Friday, August 81, at & +,
NJ. sharp IA select three delegates to the county
convention. HENRY Yet NG.
Republicans of Leroy township are called IL
meet at the Town Hall in AuduhOi, ut saturday
August 4th at T.. NJ. to select IL delegates Il
the county convention, +. j. FEEEMAN.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-02
Notice OF Probate Of WIN.

STATE OF IOWA, lss In tho Dr.,ri,., C,,,u,
AUDUBON COUNTY, ~ l" 'i'0 hlSulc'' our''
To al whom n,Hy c"uCeri--htkc notice:
That there was fled in the office of the clerk nf
the district court of Audubon county, on the 18th
day Of july, \. d., lSSS, an instrument in writing
hearing date the 18th day Of September, A. b.,
1876 and purp0ring to Nc the last will and trst;l-
ment ot Caroline STidcr, deceased formerly Il
resident OF Audubon county, Iowa, but ut the
time OF her death resident of Kpya Paha
county, state of Nebraska, and at the time of her
death having property IN Audubon and Madison
counties, Iowa, was produced and publicly read
july nth, lSSS, and that the Sth day Oi the next
term OF said court, 10 he holden on the 9Th day
of September, A. -. 1883, at the court house IN
Audubon aforesaid, has been fixed for proving
said Will; and At o'clock +. NJ of the day above
mentioned, all persons interested are hereby
notified and required to appear in said court and
show cause, II amy they have, why sid inStrll-
ment should not he prObated and Allowed us and
for the last Will and tcstamcut OF the said de-
ceased.
Dated, Audubon, Iowa, July 23d, A. ID. 1885,
G. II. NAII.
S2H3t Clerk Of District Court.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-02

THE saying which has been parroted
by Grover Cleveland and quoted as or
iginal with him that public office is a
public trust" was first uttered by an
other. Grover is original only IL i,"n-
sion yetoes and flag orders.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-02
original Notice.

To MIKE DYER, DEPENDANT;
You are hereby notified th2t a prtition has hean
Med by the plaintiffs, Jones 4 McKarahan In
me Office Of the clerk Of the district court Of
Aud.lnoh county, Iowa, Claiming Of You Ar,
toetther WIN NitrrFsi attorneys fees and costs
ni Gnsf na.r iur so, dated August 18th 1856, and
tHh note Tor 81, dated January 9Th 1887, both
being made to plaintiff also asking for writ Of
alG"hnleht; and that unless You appear thereto
ana defend before noon of the second dav of the
hcNt term oil SAID court, commencing at Audubon
san county ana state, ON the 18th day of August
ana Judgment rendered thereon
iSsS; guy ~ ''
NASH, PHELPS & GREEN
JILL Attorneys for Plaintiff
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-02

The several townships will hold their caucuSc'
on Saturday evening Aug. 4th, ut 80 p. III. I'M
less different time is fixed by the township
committee.
There being a vacancy in sharon township
Martin y. Esbeck is hereby appointed COMMITTEES
man from that township; also in Melville town
ship Thos. Law is hereby appointed committee
man from that township who will act until thcil
Successors are elected.
H. W. HANNA,
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-02
One million two hundred Thousand

One million two hundred thousand dollars are
credited with having been subscribed
to the democratic campaign fund by the banks
Of New York to which Cleyeland's sccretar,
of the treasury loaned SGo,OOO,OOO. II this were
special legalized assessment, for the purnos.
~ i'hlrliY''s w" 'Fslhlrtr p+iWllSas " tho spy
crnmoHt, there M9uid d0ubtlesS DE mighty
howl about 1t, but under the present circunl
stances 1t will be forkcd over without grinac,
or murmur.-Timcs- Republican.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-02
Notice..

an persons are hereby warned against
blg!il9 any mates OF accounts purport-
ing to be signed by me.
JOHN COwNIE.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-02
Their Business Booming.

Probably no one thing las caused such n gen
us their giving away to their customers of q,
many free trial bottles of DR.. Kings New Dis
coVcry Tor consumption. Their trade Is SlmpIN
fact that it always cures and never ttSAppOir' :
Coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, group, ~ 4 mi
throat and lung diseases uWsNkly cured. y ON can
test 1t before buying hA gttlUg trial ottlc free
large size 81, Every bottle warrant" #
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-02
Candidates Cards,

We are authorized to announce the name o. II
W. HANNA, ASA candidate iUr the nomination
for County Attorney.
The name of G. H. VAIL is hereby announce
as a candidate for the nomination for the Office
Of Clerk of the District Court.
We are authorized to announce the nalIi" a
A. l.. VIEWER as Il candidate for the office %
County Recorder, subject to the will Of the re-
publican county convention.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-02-03

ST. PAUL, Jan. 28.-A telegram from
General Agent Kenyon, of the Burlington
g. Northern, now in Chicago, says the Bur
lington has given the required fifteen days
notice of withdrawal from the western
states passenger association in order to be
in a position to meet all competition now
existing or arising in the future. 1t is
thought that the withdrawal of the Bur
lington & Northern from the northwestern
freight association will doubtless precipi-
tate a hot struggle among the roads 10
Chicago Of which st. Paul merchants will
reap the benefit. ...s
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-02-03
DAKOTA NEWS.

Gov. Pierce was a guest and a speak
err at the annual meeting of the st. Paul
Press club, Sunday. The Minneapolis
Journal notes that the genial Dakotan
sat between Lewis Baker and Capt.
Moffat of the Globe. The Dakota edi
ton subject was not introduced, but a
few remarks were made about Dakota
liars.
The Chicago News Washington cor
respondent in his letter of the 18th says:
Bedford Mackey, the son of Judge
Mackey Of South Carolina, now residing
at Bismarck, Oak, has been appointed
consul at Paso del Eorte, Mexico, in the
place of Judge Brigham, who has been
promoted to the consulate at Jamaica.
MIR. Mackey, though a young man, has
been in the consular service for some
years, serving first at Rio Grande de Sui,
Brazil, and at Eueyp Laredo, Mexico.
He is now in this city and will start fer
his new post as sOon as he receives his
instructions. - =
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-02-03

allow heads Of families and citizens Of
legal age, or persons who have fled dec
larations of intention to become such. to
enter a quarter section or less Of public
lands, but no person who is the proprietor
of 100 acres of land or who quits and
abandons his residence on his own land to
reside'o the public lands in the same
state or territory, shall acquire any right
under the homestead law.
SENATOR INGALLS, EXPLAINS.
WAsTHeToN, Jan. 80.--A Star reporter
todayexhibited to Senator Ingalls, a copy
ofthe letter relative toPresident Cleveland,
said to have been written by the senator
. II friend in Kansas City, and asked if it
was genuine. Senator Ingalls, replied:
at was written in 1885, within three
weeks after the inauguration Of President
Cleveland and | was simply giving my inn
pressions to a friend" The Senator added:
"But IdOnt think the president has stood
the racket; he has failed 10 improve his
opportunity"
II INDIANA CONTESTED ELECTION. o
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.--The house com
mittee on elections today disposed Of the
Indiana contested election case by order
ing a report to the house declaring the
seat vacant on the ground that White, the
sitting member, was Ineligible while
Lowery, the contestant, did not have a
majority OF the votes cast. The adoption
Of the report by the house would neceSsi
tate another election in the sixth Indiana
district. The republicans will present a
minority report declaring White entitled
to his seat. ,4f Co..
ALL is NOT LOVELY WITH GROVER.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-The failure of
the democratic state committee yesterday
to agree on a successor to Hubert o.
Thompson has caused many New York
republicans to express n confident belief
that If Cleveland is the nominee of the
democratic convention he will find his
majority in New York completely wiped
out. The votes show, they claim, that
Cleveland has not succeeded in healing
the differences in his party. e.. s> as~s.
NOMINATIONS. 49, -
WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-The president
has sent the following nominations to the
senate Knute o. Harris, Of Minnesota,
to be receiver of public moneys at Fer
gus Falls, Mimi; Myron ii. Rowley, of
Dakota, to be register of the land office at
Mitchell, Dakota; Commodore Gherardi
to be a rear admiral; Capt. VIM. L Fitz-
hugh 70 be acammodore; Commander
Henry j. Robson, 10 be a captain,
THE SPEAKER Will TAKElAREsT.
WAsniNGroN, Jan, ~. Improvement
III Speaker, Carlisle,s health still continues.
This morning he aud Mrs. Carlisle and
the speakers niece, Miss Queen, left the
CITY for Baltimore where they took a rev
enue cutter for Fortress Monroe. They
will probably be gone ten days or two
weeks elaa9 go -.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-02-03
FOR REVENUE 8
PhiIAdelphia People Give Congrsssman
breckenridge y big Reception.

PhiIAdelpilia People Give Congrsssman
Breckenridge y Zig Reception.
PHILApEIPH1A, Jan. 21.-The tariff
meeting which was held in the Academy
of Music this evening to enforce and en-
dofse the recommendations Of President
Arthur and President Cleveland for rev
enus reform, was one Of the most success
fun demonstrations of the character ever
held in this city. An Grafton was given
by the speaker Of the evening, Congress.
man breckenridge, Of Kentucky. Mr..
breckenridge had left the stage before
the first burst of applause which followed
the conclusion of his peroratiou but was
compelled to return BY the cheering audi
enee which fairly shouted itself hoarse.
Referring to President Iaevssand's mes
sage the speaker said that he was proud
20 live in ~ day when u man could BE-
elected the chief magistrate of this nation
who was brave and honest and mindful of
his obi cations to the people; who could
with the presidency IN his gift lay it aside
for his duty. Yhe resolutions declared:
1.-That the existing duties upon raw ma
E~terials, which are 20 be used ia manufac-
lures, should be removed. 2.--That the
duties upon the articles used or consumed
by those who are least able 20 bear the
burden Of taxation should be- reduced.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-02-03
Endorse the PRECEDENT.

Boston, Jan. 28.-The executive com
mittee Of the democratic state committee
of Massachusetts this afternoon adopted a
resolution stating that 1.-The democrats of
the state are a unit in their support of
President Cleveland and the policy out
lined in his last annual message to con-
gress; that they believe it to be the duty
Of democrats throughout the United States
to advocate his support and insist upon the
adoption of the principles enunciated
therein as the great issue upon which the
democratic party with its candidates in
the approaching election. d achieve an
overwhelming victory ct the polls"
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-02-03
KS INcTo NEMs.


Nnnons1n
WILL AAcp Biz
WASHINGTON JAN S0The sub-cotn
mltee &c the haase committee on public
isndS Whieh bas 49, co,,s,dar,n "A
sAt'oNs tEePoS'aons % change the lana
Laws has completed It's labofs and will fe
noFl Is the full committee nexf Thursday.
nssn,sN fss.s 4, s1is,. 4s,t
'es'Aa s2ea ~.
V hs7a ~ ~ Afra on me subject enusleu
"a bid To seenf& 10 aciual settlers the
nnh'ie Ina M3anfaa VI a~SFienlfnre "a.
..
~ tsases' ~ ny reo1e nvtAa'ns
t&AN TX pthtf purposes, Anf chleA pro-
rie,4tn& ata IL f,4lc.p4.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-02-03
National Flowers.

think ! am correct in saying that
the larger proportion Of the blossoms
selected IS national or political symbols
have been Iaken from "the hardy bril-
gade.n Oh such Ire tile rose, thistle.
shamrock ami leek, the broom lplanta
gcnlstdl, the white iris of FIorence, lie
ieur-de-liS of France, tile lily alluded 10
by Chaucer. THIS last is supposed to
have been the white or Madonna j Iily,
but In the north OH Irelan the Orange
lily Is not unirequently degraded On
July ~ as Q symbol Of party feeling.
The violet Of the Napoleon dynasty
Is even yet worn In France, and az
Fo~untainebloau the apartments Of the
ex-Empress Josephine are red0Ient
with a exquisite oaOr. In China and
Japan the chryslntlfcmum has taken
the place of lsohor as tile national
iower. but one Oil theiltest and strong
est Of partJ badges is the pale prala-
rose 81 shakespeare, now Tie il .m
Of the irimrUse Lesgue,u an order
Of Conservatives founded in honor &c
The hale Lord BeAc5asiiell, WHO gave
rs the sweet picture OF Lady C0ris-
andes garden III Lvlha,r.. This league
now numbers m re than four hundred
thousand tnembere.-E W. Bxrbidgs.
~ Hurper'f Mggu-8ne.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-02-03
OFFEHDED VANITY.



All created human beings are more
or less vain. Offended personal vanity
is at the bottom OF more feuds and
quarrels than all other causes COM
bined. Men readily forgive injuries,
but rarely is the premediated insult
forgotten. So firmly planted in man
is egotism that even an insane man be-
comes exasperated by a personal slight,
in proof Of which | submit the follow
ing:
There lived In San Antonio. Texas,
in the days when il was more of a
Mexican than an American city, an
old shoemaker named Pedro Gomez.
lie was not quite right in his head.
lie raj quite harmless, but decidedly .
little of. lie vas particularly pr
cuiiar on the subject Of religion, and
spent hours on his knees in the old a
thedral OF San Fernando praying to q
large picture of st. John the Baptist,
whom be persisted in addressing as
colonel poor Pedro Gomez having
once been in the Mexican army, where
he received a wound In the head,
which was the real cause Of his de-
mentia.
His religious mania grew on him
until he almost became a fixture in
front-Of that picture. Moreover, he
prayed in a loud voice and made such
whimsical requests Of his patron
saint, who only wore q leathern girdle
about his loins. that the other worship
fers, who were really in earnest, were
very much scandalized at the Ieyity
caused by: such petitions as 'sOh, saint,
colonel, Juan Bautisto, why do You
put oil getting me . fresh pair OF pants
to replace these shabby ones, which
are almost worn out BY me perfnr1n-
ing my crisons? Lave you, TOO, gone
back on me?''
In 4 word, the old Mexican became
. nuisance in the church, which the
sexton sought to repress by telling him
TO 20 home and GET his dinner.
NO. will not co. exclaimed the
Mexican crank. God is my father,
and this Is my fathers house. SHAH
not leave it at your suggestion, AS
for my dinner, myold frieaI and chun.
Colonel JCha the Baptist, may share
his locusts and wild honey with me.1s
The sexton did not cars TO use vio-
lence, so he resorted TO strategy. He
concealed himself behind the sacred
picture, and when the supplicant raised
bis voice and requested that Colonel
st. John shower down on him i few
tanlalss and rkis con casae for dinner
the sexton replied Iii loud voics.
Scat go hO!ne, y0u old fraud, and
stay there until you are sent for
The old Mexican was SURPRISED ana
insultod, believing that me words
really Issued from the mouth Of st.
John. He arose To his feet, threw his
tatter6d scrape over his shoulders.
bowed with uub Castiiian stat9liness
70 the picture Of the SAINT, AMI said.
with cutting sarcasm.
80, Mr.. st. john, that Is the way
you treat 4 hidal5a and i faithful Oil
friend like myself. No wonder YOU
have no shoes 10 Jour feet, no clothes
70 your back. and cant get Oh III tbs
world. If you have no b tier manners
shan that. Hereas TER, I'M wUrsil.p IL
some worthy Bhrne,' ana no stfssio
out q the church, into which he nsvsr
afterwards could be iDlntea to9p32e
bis nosa-Neso logk NE c4rg.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-02-03

Il Palouise galway, called on Il Miss
Hughes, daughter Of the editor Of the Pa
louise City News, to attend a dance to be
given at Garfield. While in Il buggy he
managed to drug her in somo way, then
placed her in q box car near PalouiSe
CITY and ravished her. Not satisfied with
his own guilt, he induced ten Of his gang
to do likewise. The girl is about eighteen
years of age and Of prepossessing APP
pearancc. She Is not expected 10 live.
She was kept a prisoner in the car for
twenty-five hours. The wretch Wa
caught in Spokane Falls. Sheriff Berry
will bring him here by tomorrow's train
provided hr IS not iynchcd before.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-02-03
ReeruIts for Dens Of TnIoultv,

CHICAGO, dan. %. Dens Of vice on the
prairies Of northern Wisconsin and Mich
iGan are stocking up with the nymphs du
pave of Chicago. Since the recent shake
up in police circles, the unfortunates have
been compelled to keep off the streets.
The girls cannot starye nor find WORK.
The keepers of the pinery dives have TAX
en- advantage of this fact and have had
agents in the city for the past week. Thirty
girls left Wednesday, forty Thursday and
a consignment Of fifty more will leave to-
night.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-02-03
THE BLOCKADE IN The EAST.
Delays and BIockades the RuIe on All
New England Lines.

Delays and BIOCkades the RuIe on All
New England Lines
BmDETORD. Me-, Jan. 2I.-The snow
blockade is unequaled since 1886. From
four o'clock yesterday morning till nine
last night no train passed through here.
At nine o'clock last night seven passenger
trains and one freight were blOckaded
within q mile of this city. On the west
ern division, where the snow is drifted
worst, but little Roadway is being made
and the wreCking train did n@ finish its
work at old Orchard ":t:! nine G'GiocS
last night, having spent seven hours in
getting an engine and the snOwplOw back
on the track. The passengers Of all the
DELAYED trains were provided with provis-
ions by the railroad company and ut Old
Orchard they were taken to the hotels.
where many lady passengers are detained.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT II 70 THE STORM
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Jan. q. The
mail train from the north on the Connect
cut River railroad, due at IIolyOke at SIX
O'Clock last night, became stalled in a cut
two miles north of that city. A gang OF
men went to work this morning to dig it
out. but the snow was blowing about 50
thick that nothing could be seen a few
feet distant, and the $50 train from Green,
field dashed into them, killing three men
and injuring another fatally. The killed
are Martin Griffin, James Kennedy and
John Shea, and the injured man is Mich
ael Corners, all of Holyoke.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-02-03

MrcHma Jan. 80. [special The
news Of me appointment Of Major M. II,
RoMley, As register Of the Mitchell land
Office was received with very general
favor and satisfaction. The major has re-
SIDED IL aud about Mitchell for the paai
nine years, Is well acquainted with Da-
kota afalEs and - III sympathy with her
people. he Is president 81 the Security
bank, we'll liked ~ Mitchell people and
VIII make = straightforward impartial
official.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-02-03
Bath.

Barn, Jan. 30.I6pecial. Mr.. Frank
Gass. who until recently has
been clerkiug in Carpenter Il Cos store,
will spend the rest of the winter attending
school either at Aberdeen or GrotOn.
Rev. WIN. Smith, Of the German NJ. +
church Of this and adjoining counties, DC
cupied Rev. p. X. Hammoud's pulpit last
Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Owen, Of Cambria
have gone to Minneapolis whore they will
spend the balance of the winter.
Miss Kittie Jones is going east on Il visit
to friends and will be gone about sin
weeks.
So this is the open winter that the wise,
acres prophesied last fall! Open indeed
Open from the earth clear to the skies,
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-02-03
Hnron chrnnlclns ! 60.

HuRoS;Jan. 80. Especial The tailor
shop of Jno. WestdahI was entirely con
sumed hy fire last night. The alarm
sounded at / $50 d. M, and in a few mo-
ments the entire structure was in flames.
Only the most heroic efforts Of the fire
department saved the stores Of y. M.
Blount, Berry & Alexander and others
adjoining. The loss Is estimated at
$500; insurance $500. No cause as
signed.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-02-03
rho English wheat Market.

LONDON, Jan. 3O.The Mark Lsne Ex-
press says there is no demand for native
wheats, and it IS Impossible 70 sell either
10 London or country markets except at n
decline Of Cd 10 7s. The fact thet much
wheat IA being offered in a bad condition
helps depress values. Flour + greatly de-
pressed, and the best qualities, though
scarce, barely maintain prices. Foreign
wheat values are only nominal.