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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-11-12
The state Fair and Good Morals.

About month ago, National Ag-
ricultural Exhibition was held at Mt.
Gretna, Pa. 1t was estimated that one
hundred Thousand persons visited the
encampment ; and that fifty thousand
were present in one day. A new and
striking feature, was the opening of
the encampment by a sermon. Ifthat
key note was the note for the whole
affair, us we presume it was, such fairs
must commend themselves to all NOR
al and Christian people. Our own
State Fair may not be opened by
sermon, but when we know, rs we
now do, that last year neither gamb-
ling nor liquor were allowed on the
grounds, and that the same policy will
be pursued this year, we feel that we
can safely lake our families to the
State Fair One minister writes thus:
Il approve heartily oi your course in
excluding from the Fair, Objectionable
and immoral features and L shall he
Lad to attend the Fair if pos>ible.-
Raleigh Christian Advocate.
...--..--
How TO MAKE MOTHER HAPPY
"Why, mother how bright and cheer
full you look tonight! What has hap
pened ,"
II feel very happy, my dear, because
my little boy has really tried to be
good all day. Once when his sister
teaseG him, and he spoke quick and
cross to her, he turned around Il mo.
ment after of his own accord, and said
he was wrong, and asked her to for
give him. / believe / should grow
young, and never look tired or unhap-
py again, it every day my little boy
and girl were as thoughtful, unselfsh,
and loving as they have been to-day"
Exchange.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-11-12

The population of the town of Sum-
ter is 1852.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-11-12

Too often class of people and news
papers-some in the South ten times
the number in the North-speak of
the cases of lynching in the South
with a slight reference or no reference
to the crime Of the victims of lynch
law.
Would such journals have the infer
ence drawn that the victims of this
summary punishment were Iocent
or were put to death for some other
cause, or no cause:
We are no advocate for lynch law,
nor would we in any wise condone the
crimes for which lynching is applied,
but we do contend that men who
speak, report or print of lynchings in
the South should tell the truth, the
whole truth and nothing but the
truth, and that the very same regard
for the truth should be had concern
ing those who take the law into theil
own hands. Half of the truth about
the violence and corruption North and
South would be disgrace to both the
Hkettle' and the pot"
Last Saturday afternoon, Miss Flor,
ence HornSby, daughter of G.. Wesley
Hornsby, eight miles north Of Colum'
bia, was found murdered near the
spring used by the family for getting
water. She lived few minutes after
being found but was unable to speak
Signs of terrible struggle between
the young lady and the murderer were
manifest. Two negroes have been AZ
rested
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-11-12
HE. !.

"Pray for me dear; for all who drive
The swiftly speeding train
Need watchful eyes, courageous heart,
a steady hand and brain.
1t Is no nght or common weight
The engineer must bear;
Hundreds OF lives the burden great
InJruSted 10 his care:
But knowing that my wife doth pray,
lieel that all IS right;
That God will guard me on my way
Along the track tonight"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-11-12
The Night has led her sparkling stars

The Night has led her sparkling stars
Far up the evening sky;
Before inc all the dewy fields
In peaceful silence lie;
The gentle murlnur Of The stream
Fails Sweetiy on the EAR,
And evening lamps begin TO gleam
In dwellings tar and near;
Slowly the creeping. silrery mist
Nelleth the woods in white.
Dear Lord, to Thee lift my heart:
Protect my Love tonight
For, as the sweet departing day
Looks back ward with smile
To tell us H. will come again
TO gladden. us awhile.
From yonQer busy railroad town,
Where ceaselesSly oil day
The noisy engines, up and down,
Ply their resistleSs way,
At this calm moment, cad In strength
And terrible in might,
Flies forth the train my Dearest drives
Along the track tonight.
I hear the laundering sound afnr,
And through the darkness dim
I Strain mine eyeS-perchance l may
Catch one swift glimpse OF him.
And bark ! the friendly engihe shr1eks
Right loud and merrily!
Through IT, my Love, my Dearest, speaks
> Bidding "Good-niSht' to me.
And as the cbeery signal sounds,
My anxious heart grows light.
II speaks SO clear: "Pry for me, dear,
In my wild race tonight"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-11-12
The Prayer Of the Engineers Wife.

[Who thinks of the engineer on the
railway train aud our dependence up
OH his character for sobriety and devo-
ton to duty? Some of this calling are
pious, prayerful men. A lady visiting
the home of an engineers family was
unspeakably moved by the account
the wife gave Of her anXieties and of
her prayers and of her husbands reli-
ance upon her intercessions. Night
after night she was accustomed to
await the whistle of his train as it flew
by her little cottage. Its meaning and
Use between them this young Chris
tian has turned into verse-that truly
extracts poetry out Of the railway.-A.
Cleveland Coke.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

she wido open sleeves. giving such an
sasy. cor fortable aspect 90 the gown.
Cur s1mmcr hats have played many
parts. srf tAeir tumb.ed appearance
hears tcstimonv - the trying conditions
ot moissv wcslher under which they
have norforrned their duties Ous of re-
srect 90 their departed freshness. we
rplcaate ,hsrl 70 tho Oblivion of their
boxes. and let rctrospectton write thu
erttaph 20 their charms. while tho bent
of cnr energies IS turned uron the new
ccnsers.
ore of the latest mcdeis Ia hats.
vhich re illustrate. e a shape that viii
b. -er-c6rccl IN feIs and velvet for il
is particularly pretty and hecemin~
IRE crown Of fancy spotted vclvct is
puTed and srarrd. tben encircled hv
ritbcn velvet which. brought 20 the
'front.'. fcrws 81 apriTht bow. ard from
tha hack IA hroarht down 20 form
striHrs Sai7ss xsi pluues are arranged
az she back
TIE ausintlittle hafs. ebieh resemble
a. 'n~ertc3 bntter-laile uo-e than any
thirx else. are becominz ucrs ard
mere rcpulsr Tkey sre generally Cow
s-sd snco.aly NTH vrlvck sdred vith
fcsther trimming. snd = few BIRDS or q
hrrrh - s-s,I TIPS rcse a. shs back
Cus lfttls ses0e ~ hrirIaut rei vcfvss
fs r8Trd wish aiaeix. aas apoa the frons
b-in Is sr-anres des Tn in cut -
shie a iet alsvon-fF nas.lss smong
.Frnce ef Wales ttvs a. tie back
Anethsr ls na8e e. velvet in tbe new
tr-s sueise cca-. which IS vivid aud a
most ,rrinz shs3e &c the complexion IN
TIE isT irha However, ft "a charming
e. evening wr7rs sad sheals ever he
err ti-ei vh -rlf A complete cos-
tane in thfs hfHszt taraucise blas
res Recently i~ror-e3 frs-- she hessa
e. FeU. rars ere can elrsvs rceo--
rra fs Felv -eTtt7-e fer it is corr
2 sss elaa lst. 11E sul esag te nssca-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

Thas zas ~ ssneneEss Aakls ezefh ~ss
9tn1~1 elakorsseiy etkk ga @xs&A
aaA eeraere1 sta kskiszzy fsx. shsca .
= Eelz=a yelis~ Tss Aat -as sossrs2
~lza ysi4e- 2r<ss&d "a. @zsA tare 4e<ss
- 1aiaEs. al tAs Ha1 u - sAs
eozp-zsa sta rh& sles2. very ot1 a
sAaps. sad 4eliesnsiy p~rfans4 "a
ll4llaz erris ps~4sr A. laEes 1sfs
are perfane1 no11GEys. aa4 there =
naEniax 21r~ zsl-ests Scr ~ Pzrposs
tzzn lsalizn ezra ssiek = isss oeFfssr
s-ss g. al sks ne~er sseosss
Az0as tAs list ~ eh&rning gewas
waiea Mrs keadal k4s ese4Shs over
feF Aer Anssie&a tear Is an exQeisiselY
pretty aay arsss u tAe Res s1re so2ss
ea-sE. 1ae 2aserisl crepe de eaiae.
and ths sk.Fs . rlzlz. save t9F rcGaee
sFcgad TIE asu. A zs14Ee 81 geld sn4
t4rq aoiss s1ones sets - The bcllce.
aa1 a1ere are high. F1Ee1-ep sleeves.
tag aecoEl PaRi aleat - tie Hes
and d4lRty m4Gs are shs sbo&y en-
bec.eere4 moeeaelrs Of cFepe lisse.
Insg are Ia az possibls shA-les and ars
embroidered "a tAs edges l. 1ossi -
slEns Ike sbe cns illustrated SEreEs
eonts4sls are bha rule. such ss border
q purple pnslss On n4stgrtiam-pizz
eenter, helotrspe upon p2is green,
uignonstts CO Oh rose. ans ths like.
Tolook atthe display ethaadkerckiers
spsa shs shop counters aud In she es-
tsalishmsnts nhers they are q a&e and
sold a. sps iaiI.es, one Is SLOW - reai-
i1e teas esntlry aad half ago eer-
tain FoY4l i8Eiiy pesseSsed only tNo.
1aers ara also very beautiful waite
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

CATARRH.-This dreadful disease,
only slight congestion OF the mucous
membrane of the nose at first, increases
with each cold until IL spreads through
out the whole mucous system. affecting
the throat, ears, bronchial tubes, ST. m
ach, etc, causing deafness, lung dis
eases, dyspepsia and many other DIS
tresslng and dangerous complaints. A
iull account OF your present condition
snd the treatment you require, will be
given you free of charge by DR.. 5. Clay
Todd, IS Monroe-st., Room 4, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
II you are nervous, restless, irritable,
-leepless or wake after horrid dreams,
tired mornings, with dull headache,
uad taste IN the mouth, sometimes dis
charges, and go about your employ
ment without life, energy and ambition,
lesirc to he alone, gloomy forcbOdings,
q disposition TO worry and fret about
,rOnble ahead that never comes. spells
IF feeling afraid or uncertain, some
times low spirits, you are suffering from
nervous debility and exhaustion OF
nerve power, which may end in utter
grostrst.on, insanity aud death.
If you have agreat sense of weakness
and weariness. with tired limbs, numb
icss, trembling, prickiy sensations, cold
feet ard legs you are advancing TO that
most serious disease, paralysis.
If your head aches, feels numb and
tired, with strange sensations. loss of
memory and You think with difficulty.
or you arc sieepicss ~ night. With drow-
-iness aud duliness during tne dav. the
nerve and BRAN fatigue may soon run
into insanity or death
II you have any OF these feelings do
not neglect them or they ywli end par
aiys's, insanity, nTostrAtl0n OF death
As Won value your life uu not neglect
taese warnings. Time and experience
Havs showo and hundreds of Startling
nd ma.rf. ..ous cares have proved. thst
insse diseases are perfectly ard curu-
p.eteiy cured by d. s. Cav Todd. 40.
50 Mcnroe-st., room Z. Grand Rap Is.
Juder the use 81 Or. : Clay Ioid's
reuarsahie femcdles. al THESE svmp-
toms vieit aslf ~ asE'o. ard streu9in
0f nerves. vigor Of ofain vitality ~
blood and heslth 81 body are seon re-
.torea
Hs rcmedles arc purely vegefstio
ard harm 'ess, ana Car only Pc Obtained
as h's of1ce
4Ita- t'-taf ttrtt. .lfftI|~ ttr ATt- -
tons before esch e4t.eIt 81 bfs Gree
tatar1a, deafness. FneBmal snl. ner-
voas deantv. impotence ana ali s.
eases res,litrg frou early ad screaors
ard eVCesses ofn4snaood al q sessesof
Che urinary oFgsns. paraai p4rs yss.
Varicocelie. ruDtnfes. fuH0Ts. serefa -
old sores. orarsv. skn diseases. Fer
sDs sfineF er1ips nts. heart sfss~s.
oTtrCss Of bg ath hsek af beaa.
sslsli - t'4Ck etc. irc.ud z a. feas q
comp' ssrts sna ehr8ac Z seass care3
quickly ard permanently
DB IODD once e as - Monroe st..
roau 4. Grand Earsds. Nch.
Bs nlellc. ees agree e tf the s'orsca
sn5 Vcn can fat sarsB.oz ro7 cstn%e
He sn ais esce if0a E 81 tEs moTrl-
uat3 r. tss evening. erefr 3sv
fat ~unasTs
Cal everybody. Afrsry tax Ta
co.'s 6 r0 rz
LsN g4sfges RAPID Cares
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

dress eyery year However. u dress
well g u uscassary 20 'scei tac pulse q
fasklon. Hhlsh meaas % know what
French peopie are n2hi-y and selling
and wearing Ua1olbteily the aortA
OF tho whole 4g.er.al sys.en OF fashion
Is located Ia Paris. a1t every pulse
throh Ia fit throughout the universe.
To "a fUIlg convinced 0f tb Is feet. ono
need only 70 pass behind the scenes Of
any % our larrc Importing houses, and
Inspect the roveltles from tAs leading
Paris designers. All y hich can 30 des-
ignated ~ aotalug less exalted than
''crcatlons."
Elaboration ia carried cut most ex-
tensive'y Ia tes-Eowns O. hoase-gowns,
Viii b are becoming more popular every
day They arc 50 graceful and hide so
many dehoienrics. ORs beautiful ex-
ample .moa~ few fresh things that
have Just arrived. Is 4 tca-Cown rich as
rerr rds matcrtais. but quite simple in
shape II is in o.d ross beagaline.
and ne fsont displays pretty drapory
oi creamy lace gathered into q pointed
b-nd ~ gold embroidery a. The waist.
The bod.co in front Is fashioned after
tao manner q the s0u@vc.
The 1ouave, Ike thc roo-. ve havo
always with as; hat Il IS 50 iaua,y and
bccou.n .ng that IL IS dlficuis TO let so
ess ~.
Another pretty house-rown OF Parts
make Is illustra' 60, and is NEST artis-
ticaly araped IN pale pink Powered
silk. With crepe IL chlge front in Greek
ssyle. ant Fevcss OF plain silk OF a
shzhtly tccPor rose tint This also
lines The robe. and Is again evident IN
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

liner cambria handkerchief with bor-
dsrs wrought IN colovs; but the elegant
and thoroLghiy Geateel pocket-hand-
kerchief IS either lace bordered or hand
embroidered in white.
Il would 10 hard TO improve upon the
variety OF exquisite materials already
received for evening gowns. Beaded
net with bread stripes OF velvet is a
novelty. bat jewelod nets will be tho
most favored in tho way OF drapery this
winter. Pretty gowns for young ladies'
will DE made Of rCie IN bright colors,
with satin-striped borders such as we
find on our gauze walls They will
simply DO mado ovor slips Of silk to
match in color. a girlish gown in
white crepe is feStooned around the
hem with a wreath OF white rose petals.
and the bertha and sleeves are trimmed
in the same way.
The newest model of bridal gown
made by leading couturiere abroad, Is
simple in design yet cxqnisitely ele-
CANT As usual with bodices, no faston-
ing is visible; toe train which follows
full and gracefully. is hooked on TO the
front is finished with drapery of lace
The sleeves and Medici collar are also
OF laco. and a simple cluster OF orange
blossoms nes.lcs at the throat-for the
long sprays and chstelains OF flowers
are no longer the height of fashion.
Sfwo volants, or 1ounces OF lace are
headed with orange blossoms. The vail
ia ARA nged not TO cover the face.
With gentlemen It is the fashion to
wear less jewelry than formerly, which
Is turn in the right direction.
Tie new grape jcwslry recently in
troducod in London, is beautiful. and
looks quite scasOBable now. The fruit
Is beautifully modelled and colored and
Of tho natural size. IL doesn't look
heavy or clumsy IS one would suppose
who hadn't seen IL A brooch consists
Of throe or four green or purple grapes,
and the stalk Of the fruit is initiated in
gold. There are waoch chains and brace
lsts ornamentcd with the same fruit
jewelers. are trying 70 find q substitute
for moonstones, as they have grown a
trife nuonotonous- Ono Of the newest
and most brilliant ornaments for fast
ening In tho folds Of an evening gown,
is tho rising sun" In diamonds The
tra-fashionablo woman nowadays has
diamonds for morning. diamonds for
afternoon and diamonds for evening
wear. A diamond coronot which may
be converted into a necklace is a popu-
lar hoad ornament
An imported novelty in fur is a stole
collar with fat boa ends which reach 10
toe feet II is made Of cinnamon bear
fur, and is very o'egant L'ErouE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

Prot Fred O. Plummer. the civil en-.
near Of Tacoma. says: II have been
al over this country and have the best
collection Of the fora 20 be found any
whore. What do you think Of these
trees $50 feet high9 They are to be
found shat high in the unsarveyed town
SHIPS near the foot OF Mount Tacoma.
and wha, Il more have seen tssm and
made Al Instrumental measurement of =
number With thas result There a. lot,
Of trees near ths base o. HouRt Tacoma
whose foliage is 80 far above tho Froas5 4
thss Is impossihle % tel - what family
theg belong except ~ the bark. Very
few people know or dream n tbs i'm
msnsisy oi our forest growth. wish
that some % our large trees ccrld he
sent 70 the worlds far al Chicago.
We could send f9E pole. Tor instance.
SEQ or 40 feet long "-Ol Fupis Trlbana.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
::.:CZ:EMMA =: Z: VA
...-'a.DH+iOS5OD call 10

Wh&n as tntz1t Eay beay broke
eet A ever sitk a. erQgtle2 0r EzsA,
~hleA sseszse nAoT. axsgzs&t<4 - !
gres older kSsxy Aossa psgsleaAn
Il ear sect4on as tired or coass1lt-
"a Whsn | eeEzs q sSe visited
HoE SpTInss. ARK. And wzs treated
by gAs best medical me8. III Vas
Pot bsasEtsd Nhen al things ha3
fkilse ! determined q try ) ). :,
a. u t90r montAs pSs eEtlrs-y
cured The terrible Eezsma sAs al
gone. ACT = sign left BY general
heath built up. ana ! have never b41
as Felura cfthe Gisxase.
Csc. ~ lk9IS. irwin, Pa
Tss2fise CO Bod anz s ia Dlsessss s.alie<
tree salFI SPECIFlC CO. Atl-asa. q.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

Pete Jacksln-- non nv word. 7
voat steAl 30 moab o. Kurnel Ausdas
chic sens
Rev Paul Jotsson -nst's rizht. Pete !:
I hsne nv sermons hsh made an impress
shun or ron. ny frsn
Pete JacksinT -Oh. Yes Heed ssv
e-s are hestsr eatis' den De Eurners-
f~-e
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
TIE REALM OF FASHION.
Ehs Best Go<hzn socisty u Ia
Azrzzzusl ATxeg.

E@s~~ses r.s-Sssas 4e@ P<rssiss D.
sasas-Nas LlsEesk Esil a4ss-Ths k<zs
SIS Eafsas - s<ize Kri-s.saz.--
Ars Ess4&ss 49, Ge@aG
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

EeN gcsHs. ns1 tcasets an3 ens
o sLgas alaast a@t rev fsees--tor 1aag
srs - 1rs8sed - sac ss4 zssgs eat.ns
-aFs teg.nnlag - stres oef avenues
sna tsgeeash fase9
sTsles aata1aaA .aayes tass ssrs. sas
1E1t
El Nl..c11 srosa.s
aud axais IS seers as g Sc hsa aeser
teea tere, aEea ama s4gEes-s
ware ef eelse asa rie4ness cf roae-
81 al .Eaf IS Hea teefe - = ascited
taach - fseaca srzee 4ad originality.
2n4 yea b. i elaimei tlat Ansrieaa
w9men srs n5t has as Keen ahoas
trenea fashions a. fc-HsslY. taat they
sre grosiag mere Engiish ia sheir
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
DR. s. CLAY TODD
THE FAMOUS
NERVE SPECIALIST!
aasH lasss Bioe.. as soasos Street
a..I. auIa.s Alrrl

GRAND RAPIDs. NIca-.
Cures pArz iysis. tWllcongs p,nchng Of
iziek aaE sensations, tESu4al02z feel-
lngs. izek Of head ache. o2ek 81 neek
- iE.-soaiel ha<s Etan,Dg doRn ths
aGlsss o. tz0k. i sssss.ss 4na other sya.p-
toms leNc * - pzf4ltsas. n<Ffoas
tStalty. sga & nsale eofapla3nts ana
chronic ols k<cs. Constellation tles
4 eonn4enf = 30 charge Tor srr-
e. uatl eaFec. D1eclaoas IA al
laugeAges.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-24

NEW ORLEANS. May Coffee-Rio cargoes,
ordinary Co far lSS46D20c. Suear-Louisiana
open kettle quiet; prime to strictly prime s5k9s
l-l6c; centrifugals closed dull caoice white
5s4c; prime yellow clarified 55-i6G5 7-l6c.
Molasses-Open kettle strong, fermenting 100
SOc; centrifugal nominal, common to good com
mon IL l5c
ST. LOUIS. Nav s2-FIour closed firm and
higher; cnoice SO 1903 10; patents S5 0O25 is.
wheat opened sac higher, and at the finish was
2ssc Tor July. &c for August, aud 15sc for De-
Sos9c end one car sold at 81; options-July de.
livery so1sc asked. August delivery $500 $3.50
pece noer delivery 94Ssc. Corn, cash was a
shade lower, but options closed about &c above
yesterday: No. ?, cash saIz0 82I4c; options-.Juiy
delivery 32lec, August delivery 32ls613254c
September delivery S3ssc. Oats higher but
sIos~; No 2 cash 25'Sc; options July delivery
26s1c, August delivery 24c bid. Whisky steady
at ii o. Provisions very dull, and with the
exception of some movement in lard sales we're
confined 10 small job lots at unchanged prices;
butchers grades at IS s7l5 and choice
shipping at So o. Dry salt meats-Roxed
shoulders at IS longs IS 40, ribs S. 50,
longs - 50 ribs s. 90, short clear SIS ?5GD6 90.
Hams $40 000i2 55
CNoIsSArI, May as-.FIour in fair demand and
firm. Wheat strong; No. red 9i@96c Corn
easier; No. mixed 371311Sc. Oats firm: No
mixed Bic Provisions PORK quiet at $l3 90.
Lard in fair demand at S. IS. Bulk meats quiet.
Bacon quiet. Whisky steady at 81 c9.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YoRE. May %, noon-Spirits turpentine
dull and steady at Csc. Rosn quiet and firm at
81 421501 Is.
500 p. m -Rosin steady for common to good
strained. Spirits turpeutine duh at 3sc.
CHARLESTON, May 23-Spirits turpentine
quiet at 3iA4c, Rosin quiet; good strained at
81 30.
WILMINGTON. May 2a-Spirts turpentins
steady at 341ac. Rosin firm; strained 81 20, good
strained 81 %. Tar firm at 81 80 Crude tur-
pentine firm; hard 81 25; yellow dip So s5.
virgin 81 so.
PFTQOtwUM.
New YORK, May 23-The petroleum market
opened steady at 92sf, and after slight decline
in trading, became strong and advanced to 81,
closing firm at that figure.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-24


LIVERPOOL. May %. noon.-Cotton steady and
in fair demand; .r1can mid Jling 9-l6d; sales
5000 oaes, of which 1000 were for specu,a-
tiyn and export; receipts 900 bales american
1900.
Futures -AneTcan m Hing, low middling
clause, May delivery ID; May and June
delivery 3i-6 as 35-64d; June and July
delivery 8 35-64d6 36-64d; July and August de-
livery 38-6fd August .liv ,ry 1861; August
and September delivery 6 36-64d; September and
October delivery 69640e 10 cid; October and
November delivery 81. Market firm.
The ten ters II siveriss at ro-day's clearings
amounted 70 400 ba es new doclets and -
bales old
p. m.-sales of the day included 1900
bales of American.
American middling a-l6d.
tutnres-Ain-ncaa nniddlIng, low mid6iing
clause, May delivery 6 1854 - 31-64d: May and
June delivery 3B.64016 37-64d: June and July
delivery 637-64d, sellers; July and August de-
livery 3964d, sellers; August delivery 33-6;d.
buyers; August and September delivery
34-etd, buyers; September delivery 25-ssiidd
buyers; September and october delivery q 1854
@6 l1-64d: October and November delivery 3D.
sellers. Market firm for near months and quiet
for distant.
4:00p. futures: American mi sdling. low
nddlin1 cla lse May delivery 36.6fd. sellers;
May and June delivery 36 64t. sellers; June
and July delivery 636-6I05 57-s4d; July and