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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-26

The island steamship people seem
10 have endless trouble in conuec.
ton with getting their seamen on
hoard on the departure of steamers
from Honolulu. Anyone in the ha-
hit of visiting the wharves TO see
steamers off can bear testimony that
IL is no uncommon occurrence for
halt-intoXicated sailors to stubbOrnly
refuse to go aboard, and defy those
10 whom they are under contract to
use force. Making an example or
Two by the iniliction Of the severest
legal penalty wonld probably help TO
lessen the annoyance.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-26

ing him with n Ily To the pitcher.
Carter made 81 base hit, reached
second on an overthrow. stole
third. and came home on Chambers
hit. Chandler got home on n hit by
Wilder, who was sent To second ANA
third By J. Perry. Wodehouse be-
ing retired at first from third PIE
vented further scoring. Star ,, to-
tai }.
Ninth innincs--Crowcll got base
on balls, stole second and third, and
got home on Davis hit. Davis
stole second hat was put out trying
TO steal third. Mahuka was put out
Ut second, aud Lawclawc at first hy
fine double play Of Garter aud a..
Perry, stars had this inming 10
spare. -kamc!iHin-ha |, total s.;
Star, total ;.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-26
THE
Da'ru Burrrtin
iHsdesd 10 neither Sec; var Parry,
}isf established tor tie b,ueE! OF al,
u IL L.
MONDAY, MAY 2G, 1890.

4 let OF South Sea Islanders
whose terms of contract have cXpir-
I'd have been for long time past
waiting in llOnolulu to I've taken
back to their native homes. They
came here under agreement that
they should he taken home II: pub
lie expense at the expiration Of their
contracts. The agreement has net
Teen kept. Why not:
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-26
ANNUAL MEETING.

THE Strangers Friend Society viii
i hold It's annual meeting on MON
DAY, May 10Th, ut 8 O'Clock y. NJ, at
the residence OF the Hon. Charles Il.
Bishop. All interested are cordially
invited 10 attend. Gentlemen are iu-
yited Tor the evening. 56l I'd
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-26
CEAEALOGY or QUEEN VICTORIA.

TfDIIUK DIIIEIIN =
In view of the near approach OF
the seycnty-iirst anniversary of the
birth Of Queen Victoria, it may be
Interesting 10 trace her genealogy
back to the Norman Conquest.
Queen Victoria is daughter OF
Edward, Duke OF Kent, who was
500 of George ILL.,, who was grand
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-26
NOTICE Of SALE.

MIR. ROBERT BARNFlELD viii
N1 hold IA private sale. at his studio,
Spreckcls Block, during the afternoons
OF Saturday and Monday next When
lie will offer a selection OF local views
In both oils and waicrcolors, at very
much reduced rates for cash. $50 TT
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-26
NOTICE.

THE Peoples Ice u Reirigrralins
l. Go. will sell ice from and after
date in quantities TO suit at factory
price at the grocery store 0f
HENRY DAVIS Il co
Ilonolulu, May -, 1880. 5G2 lot
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-26
NOTICE Of INTENTION !

OF the omcseekng and purca
ing public known the Ma,n Place,
Very Low Figure with all the
thereon, wit:
A 7-room 2-story Dwelling House
Bathroom Kitchen, Clothes Closets attached 4-Room
Outbuing Carriages Feed She'd Chicken
Extensive Clccnnrd, Waterppe all the grounds The
Property contain!
a.7 Acres Of the Finest Garden Land
planted entirely Gpeync (GO00 pecc Peaches,
Apcots Figs ard other Choice Fruits all of which growing
remarkably well cool valley Chinese Tea hres on the
land abundance of Roses of the choicest Kinds and variety OF other
Flowers the place the around There no better Property
than This ia lhe market considering the
CLIMATIC ADVANTAGES and Low PRICE
that the Islands to return
purchaser The place il he wants to,
buy the
Household Furniture Range Kitchen UteDSs Garden Tools,
NaIa tt R&roGb% PhCesi
rj Of all paicnlars apply the premises
Nuusnu Valley
5G2 lw r. i hErrEi'
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-26
LOST

ENEAFr drawn By Gay & Robinson
- on j. T, Watrrhou3o for SlaI.bS
In favor OF AhHmurn and endorsed by
Akamlrn and Ahko. Not certain about
the number oi cents. Payment l.
stopped. J5H 2w-
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-26
GRAPES FOR SALE!

TRArE, on the vine for sale at
" Il. CRlSTLEY'S,
5GS lW Fort street
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-26
FOR SALE

10 VOLUMES Encyclopedia Britain
/ Il nica, Morocco bound, IN good
condition, never used. Apply at this
nnlce. 563 lw
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-26

STARE.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-08

met00, opposes tbs htl naa it
lhc baade nl tim committee pl3-
vlInE for tha taking of eed- s
lha Aa-kln Wt,er, "a thrtimcn-
mont ana favaf7 i renewal of lht
lease 81 tbc present company
senator Vest Committee on
the beef industry is FIT work ae,tn
after seycal weeks vacation me
railroad men are beng hcala
Fms viii finish the investigation.
5 natl G0rmtn, after lhe sem
ate passed bin oppropraang
$ja0.0Ql for tho continuance ol
the improvements at llr momb
Of The Columbia ever. euyo ro-
tlce tlmt he would oppose further
specific appropriations until all
public works were considered il
the Riyeran llubm bill
Ali llaary Wolcotl, # Cobra
10. 4 brother q Scnloi w olc0tt
is il Washington. anl has bren
expressing publicly some ycS
hard opinions of Me HARRISON
aud his Administrations II is sad
70 $40 such iIl>fcellug between po-
litlcl brethren
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-08

kug Charles If Portugal, who
possesses sixteen Christian names
while Els younger brother answers
10 no less than thirty, is per-
sonaIly one Of tic most amiable
Of n;onarchs. lie is handsome
blonde young man, who carries
himself Win Il military AIR, and IS
credited by his personal fieRds
with considerable decision of
character. He Is devoted s. orts-
man, an acco plisheI musician,
speaks seven languages aul paiuts
III water colors--in short, he is a
bit Of sayant, like his rclqlye,
the unlucky ex-Emperor Dom
Pedro The Queen is believed e
be popular. She is tall and hand
some, and was very carefully ed
ucatcd. She docs not share hel
husbands passion for music, but
is studcnt II history, dclighls ii
mathematics and is clever
sketcher. She speaks French
Portuguese, Euglsh and German,
She is said To take a deep and in
telligent interest in public affairs,
and TO be exceedingly fond Of hel
adopted country.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-08
GUARDING THE roNGus.

II enei q us, rs We pls, Though life
Would bfidle ahd curh th. tongue
And spesl, Of only the plea,a4t thius.
'ro BE saitl Of every one
What wonderful difference ,heta woul /
he
Between this world Of ours
And the paradise il might become
With all pathways strewu wth flowers.
How surely little reelection
VIII show Ms as plain as the lay
Tie mistakes we made whcn wc hastily
Allowed our tongues lull sway.
When the day isdonr and we thinl DER
All nj, that it should be true
There are few us th,t can honestly SIS
There is nothing wc would undo
Too often the faults we clearly sec
In others arc faults 81 nur own
And those wlo dwell III houses Of glass
Should be wary Of casting stone.
70, have charity mueh charity,
The loyciest virtue ofall
And look wrll TO the member nnruly,
For it,. prone 10 slip aud FAM
-t'ool housekeeping
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-08

lioiting the operation q "tiu-t-

hioiting the operation of "trust-
IN our state.
That railroads, batts~ ael
other corporations be required n
pay an ad iaIorcm tax, ln,foul
of prvllodgc taN as ls now per-
United
q. Ghat IN r1Earl to the Com
mon School LAW, we memarialllc
the Legislature "a make tie fol
lowng changes, VIZ
~ cqualize the redistribution
of The Free Public School Fund
throughout the State. anl moi H.
low any discrimination in favor of
sections.
q 1t Is tie desire Of lhis 3 II
whenever the Cons i,u,ion so per
mats, thll tho oili, Of County
Superintendent Of Elueatloa b,
abolished, aud tle l}lard of IA
aminers consist Of three Fast-
Grade Teacher.
3. That the t.usteos of sehoo's
pc allowed to open schools At am.
time during tho sehoas Il y,at
thal they may eject PROVIDED d
~ jorlty Of the patrons consent Il
the TIM Of opening.
Z. That Law ebaDoinr III
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-08

England poses rs Il free trade
country. which She IS not. Alco-
hol and tobacco every country
taxes. But, besides ticsc, En-,
gtrd lcyies il tax Cn gold and
silver pate, on cocoa ywd diied
fruit, aud iiially On both tea ii d
coffee. From lea alone lhoc
comes Il revenue Of more than
S22. eco. .000, 50 fond are the
B.s'ish of thai liuk, witch som r
body la5s is Transforming tbe
Eaglsa into nation Of sncaks.
Jhis is The meaulEg of the CIV of
"a free breakfast tabe" IS the
teal free t:aders Of England, who
are eadrayesng to have the tax
removed lrem tea aud tie other
articl,s,- Equator. Democrat. I
Whal can th tc be ID a dralght d
Bohea 10 make i "snoak p Surely
our good, old-fashloned mothers
and gland-mothcra are the very
reverse Of such Il character. How
ever, to levy Il tax does not always
mcal tariff, though tariff is i
tax.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-08
a N9v.L MODE OF w.aFAh..


Weaen Electisau
a New Jersey inventor lhiahs
he has hit pon 4 method Of cs-
tablisnng peace permanently yupon
earth by means of electricity. lie
does not purpose @ rcnuuei hu-
man nature, but expects % make
warfare 81 deal lIy that il will bc
sheer madness FOL one nation Is
attack another. According to his
plan, warfare would result III the
substantial cXtermtn0tlon Of Alb
who yentured to engage IN vt.
The inventor describes his idea
thus "ln a word, my scheme IS
TO produce artificial lightning.
Thus far the experiments haye
been confined within narrow Inn
It's, but with the use of IL snall
dynamo attached 70 my Inversion
a slight shock can j.. produced
effective enough TO kill the iles
in n 20 x 70 room. clam, with
the use Of powerful dynamos, in
der ny plan, flash Of lightning
can be q Erected against IN army a
mile o. more away and without
injury TO the party operating the
gun, scattering death an conster-
nation among the troops. With
powerful dyuamos thousands Of
I soldiers can be killed at flash
aud number of flashes arc
enough TO destroy an army 1t
can ne used at any time except on
rainy or damp days. II the fleet
Of giving this discovery would be,
as | hope, 70 rut an end to war,
should feel repaid, but | dread to
think Of electricity being used %
war under my plan. The conse-
quences would be enoi'mous. 1t
means nothing less than exierml-
nation tothe oppos no amy. Be
fore going any further with 1t,
would ask your opinion as TO the
effect upon war OF an Instrument
such as | have hintod at. Would
il re,ard or facilitate war;
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-08

Wages in the Cougo region
have been greatly increased BY
the demands for labor created hy
the expeditions Of Stanley and
others, aud the enterprises Of
Dutch, German, English, French
and Portuguese traders. ItIsle-
lated that in 1855 a porter wcNld
carry u load. Of SIXTY pounds flom
Matodi 10 stanley Pool-a jour
ney of from fifteen to eighteen
days-fUr So. Now the demands
are from 81 10 $40, and the
natives are beginning to work by
the day, demanding Is cents per
day, including food. This seems
very small for the labor involved, /,
but II Is Il great improvement on
The wages formerly paid, for The
natives now require 10 be paid in
hard cash, whereas, IN former
days, they took their pay in cloth,
beads, ets., to the European price
OF which from 100 t9 200 per
cent had been added. 1t will not
be long before a railway takes
the work s-of the porters away
from them. but IT will Just as
surrey brine them higher wages at
some oiher occupation.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-08
MEMORIAL
Presented to the Legislature by a Com
mtiee appointed for tins purpose
BY the state Alliance at its
last meeting August, 1889

10 the Honorable senate and House Of
Representatives., State Of Mississippi:
The undersigned are Il Com
mittee appointed b} tie Farmers
state Alliance Of Mississippi to
present to your honorable bodies
certain memorials relative to c5r-
tan mites ol legislation which
They 4 EN- Of importance 10 them
selves and 10 the welfare Of the
State. Your memoriallsts repre-
sent the largest organized body 9t
farmers ever assembled in Nlissls-
sippl, and they believe they re-
Meet the sentiments Of Tho agrl-
cuItlris's Of the STATE. They re-
collect, too, hat Mississippi is an
agricultural State, and that over
three-lourths Of her citizens dery G
their suppolt from farming, and
hat any legislation that fosters,
encourages and protects the iu-
terests Of tine farmer, benefits
Mississippi, as our main wealth
must come from the ,oil. They
Iecollect, also, that Tie farmers
bear racst Of the burdens Of tax
alton. The farmers in Mississippi
and elsewhere IN The United
4 States, believe that certain hld-
zen and as yet undiscovered
causes, brought about by discrim-
inaung legislation, mainly by oul
1 National Congress, have causeC
unnatural and Increasing depre.
clatlon in agricultural property
and products, aud is fast causing
the lands Of the entire country L
pass from the hands ot those whC
cultivate them INTO the hands d
capitalists.
Impressed With this belief, til,
farmers in Mississippi, and othc.
! States Of the Union, have organiz
ed to ascertain, if they can, thc>,
occult causes depressing Then
great industry. They are care
fully Investigating the economic
conditions surrounding them an,
trying to discover how they en-
better their condition. These or
ganlzatlons qrc IN no hostile spirit
but with an earnest desire t,
participate in the wealth and pros
perity of our great country.
Your Memollallsts submit a
facts:
That there is a general deprcs
sion all over the country in on
farming interests and Il great de
preciation of values IN iand an
agricultural products.
That This is evident to an in
telligcnt observer or student o
! faots.
That official statistics shoy
beyond doubt, that the farms ar
gradually passing out Of the hand
of those who cultivate them, an,
the ownership and control of tn
wealth of the United States b.
our farmers is becoming less an,
! l,ss.
That the number Of small farm
or homes IS gradually decreasing
and the number Of tenant farmer
increasing in Ike proportion.
That our lands are gradually
going into the hands of none,
lenders or capitalists, caused by
lack of thrift in farming, and thr
discriminating laws against th.
industry
That the producers of our agri
cultural wealth are rapidly grow
ing poorer and poorer.
That this general depression
and decline in values IS found al
over the United Stales-North
+, South, East aad West.
Tha. IN New England land ha
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-08

"P,of." p. L. Rowland, Of
Boston, is an English cobblcr who
has won a reputation at the iIub
as a prophet. He claims to ha, e
been ducated III the art Of COM
ing events by the lcading clairvoy-
ants Of Europe. lie has been IN
lerylewcd IN egald to the outlook
for the comlrg year. Some Of his
prophecies regarding public men
are interesting. IL says; "Blatne
will die So will Gen. Butler and
Slmuel j. Randall. Ex- President
Hayes Las black mak before
his lie. | cannot say II is death
Cleveland i all right. s. are
Thurman aud Re, 4 ana JAY Gould
and Harriso and Hill and Dspaw /,
Gladstone and Queen Victoria VIII
", Int the Car Nill commit
u clde. ="
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-08

or exchanges have much To
say Of "thcpreiry southern girls, "
il all Of which The southern press
viii hemuly concur: but the pret-
tle.t southern glrl OF them ali,
and the one to whom every real
gentleman will first take off his
hat. is the one who is honestly
stilymg to make an honest live
lihcCd.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-08

Mark Twain's new invention
the type-setting machine, IS not
likely 10 discourage printers. The
cost Of one is sf2 600 - Tx.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-08
WASHINGTON LETTER.


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fN-'peaker CARLISLE eNptalhed
% democratic caucus a 'ne
House the changes lhal w teP'n-
ieln n'eHbtfs 81 W. collalitle ee
! on litl's proposed maklng II W.
Goda oi kalea hc als1 Pola'ed
out whp csrtau of liz chlogcs
proposed wo,.l BE prucnla!ly
ohieeti5uabls e the minority
There was 4 general discussion.
bath 81 NE l,lles aa1 of tht noW
plainiy q bc seea. intention ol
the rer ublcans to rive eycry re-
publican contestant the sent now
held Nv democrat No resoIu-
ton Of any sort was adopted bat
ii was nevertheless well under
stood that if the republicans at.
tempted Ia BRING up auI disp ,sc
Of tic contested casc Of Smith ys
Jackson, which has already been
rep Ilel to the House. before The
Rules are adopted, tic democrats
woul resort q every Legitimate
method II defeating them even
tothe extent otbna6inguqu1rum
TIL thi5 connection tae taet may
be mentioned tht ths democrat.
IL tie lI5usr, ack discipline
They haye splcalid lgaIa,, bnl
tI.rY dol't properly Support them
/ n Il worse thanall maay or lca
are constantly o0t of thoar seat
inst when their votes are mao,
needed. speaker lteed decision
night have been ovefrldlen q
tqo oc ions last week i th,
democratic absent Lad occupc,
their sests.
IA ,aoE senator looa,I, ex,cll
two bogr. 20 tell lbe senate VIA
s he dldnr know alout the IL
problpm Tie lapguaae used ~
MIA. compafeI wi,l tae Kaas,
e scraiors r,eyious gpeee Ie.
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4 IL III
their owaors.
That tf,a te, g.o,f ,.,I,,,.l
States tLo T,,tb. -
farm lanls M Issa wa,e y.,l.,al
at s5 ool o0O ooa nao. ,aro
n,ortoao. e "a t59 olo ooo mi
lhls iodebte.ho,, !. ioersas,n..
Thstin Is1,a. Nh fa,n,,n@ ~
pulation VA. o,4e, na ~ t5o
tir. p.pnItl.n and oyncJ ~
balf 81 tbe en,iro Na,I,h - ,ba
country Ana EaJ ,n.roased fhcir
,carth n Nh vr,rslQI ,.ar cg,t
Tb.t n tSSp ;bara.r Nd ,.ar.
aim abo,t nao hare Nc ar na,,a
htlon. NM nyn.I ,nIy ono .F,,rth
of an. rsti,ngl yaalrL ongl,. tna
vo,.s al a,Iy n,nroasn.r d,o,.
wealth o n.i. renf aItbnngb tbo1r
numbers b.d lucre,sa1 70 Man.
cant
Tbnt io olweniv year. fr,o, IsElf
to iSSo ,bo fnn,nors Iii -, ,a.
y o9a' liie FARMERS liad 'ost Que
liaii Y t'ielE "e'tll I.
w the oht-louilh p lAe
Weai''l lAey oWhei y lsSo' Il
~" covered oy ~ estlhf'led
mortgage q Slo''"7'o02,0jo'
iAo.' solileleal 20 sweep y away
a'a'
hai 'he sa'iln9 value OF cattle,
used 10Y petI, mas decreased go
per ecn' Ia leu years. Wiille lhe
consumer nas 70 Pay as nueH iot
peni ~ oelo'e tne f9duetloh.
ht' ~ we aeeia9 tioa l9'1o
70 l9o7' ialmias lea manolaett'-
rlls 10 l3e Falae on ~ products
~ per cent, "lllle ~ Ihe decaat
~ ~" " ~ manufacturing
lea l",l''i"s = Pet cent" sn'W-
~ ! loS' ny comparison q n
Ptl ccht y WEN Y Neais'
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Z ~ H''eu 7'"'e7 y ls9f
o'"9s'O ni'te ','onel 70 ,ao i3f i'-
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uouo,e 'l'a ''''9 ao.'''e Plo''lc-
'ioa pioaS.s' ~ 100 3 IN t"eh ,
a,7 ,a
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~ s'-',s1'Is' . ~, 4'e sulliele41 Is
siio" I 1'1"a' aePreg'a''oa ~ Faf
ioa o'i'' ooi'7f'l 'ohv 1@p''sal2h y
GUY Y lieui ula' ialetes's' ano avg
s'a,ea ~ lea7oas 70 arrest lhe ny
eshlloh p oar Legislators al'
eou5e 'Aeui y laNot @hy INV.
tending p DaIld Up the agrlcul
wv = NV STAT
W 'ile,'ioli''lSss come q J q
~ Oonn''9iiec ana aPl'eal -
s"' "i'oio "o''oA -, On ~ mater
'ncy cnulnerale. lhey aq'hlt Una
,iie o'nol'ioa ol tne formers II
,liisais'iPpi = 1ol,Gt 'iian III man.
.7'a'ss ol '''e Noiln' anu even Q
lne oou'h; yet tney kno" ina
,ip SUM- causes +"'llgn nave pro
uuuep alsas''ou' iesNi's o,so"hot
,',.l','''. mi'' 9o2" ioaVii i ,.., tug'" 'la1 ~
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RITES OF ADVERTISING.

Transient advertisements will be charged
coret the rate OF i0 cents per limo first nser.
,iou. and . cents for each additional insertion.
"a advertising is due when inserted unless
otherTise specially agreed.
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c0ul.J seAhcGLY WtlK

COULD 0aAhct-if H'l,h
III the yeai lS55 I hal -eyer,
atlacK Of rhoumltlsm waica so
affected mc that could searc W
walk for several months. J rlnl
numbers Of reineiles but without
allordng me relief. lw4s induced
to try $ S. S. After talsmg
several bottles ! was completely
cured am once ag.iin abir . at
tend p MY business. lF,om my
cNperirae can safely say thai
S. 5. S. il The best rheaafti4m
medicine in tic world
II SISSY.
AbbcyiIle, S o.
Trea'isc ~ Blood and SAlu
Disease mai'od free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC co.
Atlania, O..
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-08

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21

SnoSS 70 S 5G5 e' 9 c% o fanc Is
60 e5a$i 50 Kye M&tafes 50 55esi I6 straghts poor
a1sy St DC 9: @5o F9' s. and
o@S7 T' ERS Il S%- T1 Ha' t 'Si' nPn7
held sale, 1000 bbs shipping Grldel at . l5asS
$ '"u RYE I15" rrorin 10 %Sdc39s Ieaq..t al
SG' snail Ss' S S9pe5 g as az g 2a @
! Brandywine.
GRAIN-WHEAT-Tlc wa, a stronger crton market
TO-DAY, and The speculation reached ny Ti6o a
tine Gay eS'nI p saq OF oo6 62ihe
changed hands the yaroas month"; ti S1 Oh TRe
cables reported vet weather abroad and the. was re-
ncwed foreign buying both Of y yfh wa a. aan OF a
and there 9S E % on.G rGS GIVING T1g
shorts FAR og@e Br 1SfS OF IL % dav P Gr.
nont operator at the West ~ IN " zen, 10 ,t
daiSa 81 ale oVai Scs,f11 na 1hc move
aoGt vas les a-liye but that nal 10 eject MhatG,I
J closed nomnsy S9"; which fs assd at c adan S
~ 8isc Ioa%ing oil a; otc. september eecd at 9i%c,
sfc which -: DROPPED to H. on %" Do 15.c aog !.
Sissc december sod carry o ana Il t s, a IT,, to
~ f on Mav ranged from 2r~et 1lne r a. ~
latter price. Ccafane' rom mere % Som, III i tnT
cio lS 9iac Doccmecf o94c For Gr' delivery TIE
market adHanc0 icwt Of holder. shippers took $1,000
La;o unE5adgd red +%l % i i @6r rh W. ic
U yMlor Of large ypor: business 1t Iannor. but ty
could not BE- 'lrautcc at pc TO- thc Continent and
=. f.ir HtI
uIt H1oi 016 bush future 10000 bush spot including
~ - IIiiNsnIco gc delivered uucra'd Winter I'd -
81 uncrldrd white. :34c: NO RED, - aho0t; 90
in store quoted 96ia e"G-c; no nara SlFire' quoted
II a., ,0ott: July. closing NJ "pTrt a. August
,,t, flr closing at 9l'-ct DO Stit'lueF go r'"l a.
closing at 9f'rCt DO nr'Sn,' J. - """ It.
9GLc do May 992cd$l coslnS az ~ In li-ht
5-In59.: canada Sd!9c state. 5e'ad 5H2c BAR.
TrY MALT Quiet ana UNCHANGED - 'Ol'N-' pLous
,.llr and the speculation was less general At
t 3 t th.r' was rise Of sac because Of the
sutnLD =" pn in the bit and prices declined l,6ac
on l,,S ltr selling by 'long closing. however nc
"ith ION" t The bottom Clcaanccs vcr" uuu.pori1ut