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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-07-15
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Subscribers Of the PRESS who intend leav-
ing the city for the summer or for only
brief period can have the paper sent them
without extra charge by leaving their address
az the counting room.
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HOW To Drink Sell

Good soda should be slipped; quickly drink
ing off the effervescence. which is mere foam
an interval of a minute or two should be al
lowed before the last half of the glass is tall
en-. Clerks should know this, and give Gus
toners time without warning by looks or &C
lions that they are expected to leave in the
soda and paying for it. A glass of; Soda So
taken is refreshing stimulant, better than
1000 In very hot noon, but tossed off as
most people take it, is a recipe for indiges-
ton ton =. II Il Is poor soda, tasting of metal
t WIN d Ine silver worn or or standing in silver
anges or lemons whose musty taste Is nlain
to all refined palates, the less one takes the
better for life and health. '"0
Marlboro, Mass, voted to accept a CITY
charter vacfardov 1870 10 Oc WY
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You Are
In Danger

When you begin to feeltred and weak, for this
condition means that the system is running down
and is liable to a long term of illness. These
symptoms should be at once overcome by taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla, which contains Just those
elements of strength which the body Graves and
greedily welcomes. With a good appetite,
healthy digestion and pure blood, which Hoods
Sarsaparilla gives, you may defy disease and en-
Joy perfect health
N. b. If you decide to take Hoods Sarsaparilla
do not be induced 10 buy any other.
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Here have Bobby and Kit,
He's sly but she IS flip,
First thing you know they're off and away,
This raises the feather boys ire,
He rushes off if to fire.
Calls the busy shade maker
To and be partaker
In Kitty's uni adylike fiji ght.
Then laugh the boys whose delight
Is in the keeping Of ranges bri ght.
And the sal look wi tn afri ght,
And still tell the tale that makes the sale
Of the goods received by the staid young
man,
Brought to the door in old Ned's
From the storehouse number two,
Where they've been carted according rules
BY Bear and Forbear, the Atkinson mul
Checked out by the overseer, wi tn duties
clear,
Who keeps track of the goods all the time,
Bought by the president whose duties you can t
define,
And paid for wi tn a check written off wi tn
dot and DASH
To the di scount for prompt spot cash,
II For the stockholde rs four hundred and
draw from the profits dividend time
From the sale of carpets and furni shines
fine,
The ranges and suit of latest design
Sold for cash Ell Sc time
Viii ch have qui ckly brought this house to
fame
This Atkinson Furni sh1ng Store of Maine
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MUNICIPAL COURT.

BEFORE JUDGE GOULD.
MoNDAy-Mary Lally. Intoxication; 80
days In city house Of correction.
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Court Falmouth, Ancient Order Of Fores.
ters' VIII install the newly elected officers
and celebrate their feId-day at Long Island
Thursday next. July 18th. After the exer,
eises there will be dancing.
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DOR sALE-Brick house, No. 10. Gray ST.,
Il with 10 rooms modern improvements will
difference will be rented to medium sized fam
lily If desired. N. S. GARDINER, 1856 Middle
street, 1R-Ja
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KENNEBEc COUNTY.

The Continental Hose Company of Gardi.
ner has received a challenge from the Eagle
Hose Company, also of Gardiner, to run for
the Richmond challenge cup, won by the
1t will doubtless be accepted, and by the
conditions under which It was secured it
will take the best two out of three races to
take it from its present possessors The
COntinentals will go into active training at
once, and prepare to defend the trophy to
the last notch, while the Eagles are making
every effort to wrest it from them, It
promises to be lively contest.
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ORDERED, That the petitioner cause to be
der of notice thereon, in the Portland Daily Press.
newspaper published at Portland in the county
OF Cumberland, four days successfully. The first
publication in said paper to be at least four DAYS
before Saturday, the nineteenth day of July, A. b.
1892, on which day the Board of Railroad Com.
mssioners will be In session In their Office in Au-
poses indicated in said petition. d. N Mortland,
Chairman for the Board of Railroad Commission.
ers OF Maine. Dated this 18th day of July, A D.,
1884, jyl 5d4t
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BUTTER.

REQUIRE to import regularly every week a
quantity OF fresh farmers Butter in Jumps at
invoices Will be paid through my bank ers, Messrs
Schulz Schulz kusckgaber, New York, against bill Of
iading, detailed offers as to colors, quantities.
Bahrenfeld, near Hamburg, Germany. jy16dlw
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YORK COUNTY.

A rumor is going the rounds to the effect
that Geo. p. Wescott, of Portland, presi-
dent of the Biddeford & Saco Water
company, and who is prominently con-
nected with several other water COM
panies in Maine. is negotiating for
purchase of the Old Orchard water works.
Mr.. Wescotf has recently been looking over
the plant, but nobody connected with the
service will diyulge any information as to
the object of his visit. The works were
tested the other night in the presence Of out
of-town people and gave good satisfaction.
The owners of the service are Turner, Clark
d Rawson Of Boston.
Ralph Boothby, the missing Limerick boy,
mas been found in Bar Mills. He says that
his father abused him.
residents OF Ferry Beach and Camp Ellis
nave been greatly disturbed of late by fire.
auiems VISITS at. to hen yards of some wild
>. Merrill of Saco set a number of steel
Traps IN that Ina vicinity and succeeded in
They were foxes the fi Tst AN Win its mate.
captured in that vicinity for several vea pee
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BOARDING HOUSE
FOR SALE.

THE large boarding house. known as the
II Blanchard house, 20 Free St., to be sold at
great bargain; 80 rooms all furnished, large
Dining Room win seat 70 People, house full OF
nrst-class boarders. For particulars inquire at
the HOUSE or 80 FREE ST. iunI4dtf
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uAaE 2ktP
WANrED-A III rough practical pickle
w maker. Tor The Province. One who fully
understands the business Please call or address,
ID. w. HOkGG ~ Co. Deering Center. Ill
XUANGED-Registere drug clerk. or 4
" years experience. Apply to Q. ii. GUPPY
q Co. OIL
WANTED-Tinsmith and jobber. First class
w at inside and outside work. L. Il. SMITH,
22l aud 223 Main street, Gloucester, Mass.
20A
WANTED-Af rstclass Job printer; one who
w Is capable OF taking charge OF an office In
Bath. 32 COURT STREET, Bath Me. 21-4
Non-UniOn Iron M0uiders Wanted
A Union, Fulton, Rsdon and National Iron
~ Works,San Francisco. wages 100 per day
and steady work guaranteed. Cost OF transpor-
tation refunded to steady and good men. Address !,
Lock Box IL Mauch Chunk, Pa iy4d1m
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Great overhauIing in prices
of inc Summer Clothing.
Not stopping to consider
cost. VOL
The goods must be sold.
We've already bought win
ter goods to take their place.
Our $40 suits are same as
were sold for SI5, $I8, $40.
Our chiIdren's So Suits are
the Sc. so, ST, So. 80 kind.
Well not stop until the
whole stock is turned into
cash and we have the tables
for fall clothing.
We are about to say some
thing about Summer Trous.
ers, perhaps tomorrow.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-07-15

When baby was sick, we gave ner Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
deco d&w1y
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For any case OF nervousness, Sleep
iessness, weak stomach. indigestion, dyspepsia
Wy Carter's Little Nerve Pills. Relief is sure
fhe only nerve medicine for the price in market
iwlw
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The tceather today gfu
Is likely to be
fair. 8,2a19f--D' lllA .1o
H<HE star bargain
here this week is
a lot lone hun
dred) of three fold screens
five feet high at $500
each.
They have ash, cherry
and walnut frames; the
panels are filled with neat
patterns of printed pongee
in dainty colorings; fin
ished with an ornamental
ball and bowels top, we'll
made and strong.
We will deliver these
screens all freight charges
paid, amyaOhere aOstAsn a
thousand miles Of Portland.
They are of the right sort
for any room in the house
where a screen is required,
are always useful and are
exceedingly decorative.
Orders by mail should
state whether light or dark
effects are wanted.
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IN the pleasant, healthy village OF Gorham, Me-
Il First-class modern residence; twelve rooms
nnisned. Large stable connected; buildings ON
nlgn ground; corner lot, on two streets; small
orchard, choice fruit, and surrounded by fine
shade trees; only a few minutes walk to churches
State Normal and High Schools, and Portland &
Rochester Depot. and ten miles frem Portland
A very. desirable residence, In nice order for
immedlats occupancy. Terms easy. Inquire Of
g. ID. WEEKS. Gorham. Me. pa
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EOR sALE-Property 155-159. YORK street,
- "a feet front, reaching back 10 Guilford
Court. containing 1904 50. feet. with two houses,
ford Court of tenements A pare chance to live
In your own house and get good income besides.
Or good rental Investment, as property must be
sold. VIII be sold together or separately
THORNTON LIBBY Union Mutual ms. Build
ing. loft
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WILL OF WILLIAM n. SWAN.
A Number Of Public and Private
Requests Of Interest.

The will Of the late William II. Swan of
this city, makes requests to the following
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TITO LET-In Deering 2 miIas from Portland.
Il on Main street, house rooms. Large barn,
hen house. acres land, rent a. ENQUIRE OF
MRS. SOPHIA II. SAWYER. 80 I5.1
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
WATCH THIS COLUMN FOR 80 DAYS!


We promi sc to amuse
If this col umn you peruse.
Each day for thirty days
We'll give an exh4b hi ton
A photo apparition
AS special artist says.
In easiest rhyme the story's told
To impress the mind of young and old
Not poetry edged wi tn gilt,
But catchy and quick to memorize,
To sooth the and please the eyes,
After the style of the ''House that Jack
bull -
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LNOR sALE-Cottage house, rooms, fur
u nished or unfinished, in first class condI-
ton, with modern improvements, situated at No.
Fore street. 12ff
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Ngv xDyEaTIsEmENTs TO-DAY

Rines Bros.
N. 8. Gardner.
Probate notice.
T. NJ Owen s. Co.
owen, Moore & Co.
Butter-A. L. Mohr.
To let-Mrs Sawyer.
commissioners notice.
Scotch Condition Powders. 1s4 81
Clothing Harrington Bros.
California. Texas and Mexico.
Atkinson House Furnishing Go. N-t
Annual meeting-Atlantlc& st, Lawrence.
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Marlboro, Mass, voted to accept a civ
charter yesterday, 1870 to 26. WY
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Annual Meeting.
CALIFORNIA, TEXAS and MEXICO

cO%blnns cogd rar D sOnduf s9
man sleeping cars. Call on or address e. T.
CURRiEk New England Agent southern Pacific
Co, i92 washington st Boston Mass.
ian18eOdly
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-09-09
A Second Blondin Entertains
the Crowds at Mia
CARA Falls.
Clarkson's New job Said 10 Be 70 Edit
. Pennsylvania Organ
for Quay.
The Sioux Falls Political Pot Still q
Boiling Heat--The Saloons
Wide Open.

NIAGARA FAkLs. sept, SIS. >, Dixon
walked across the Niagara gofge on rope
Saturday afternoon In twelve aud . quarter
minutes. On llis way across he stuck cne
leg oat at quarter aud three-anarters dis
tance and lay down ON his back IN the CEN
ter Of the cable. After resting q few min~
uses on the American side. Dixon returned
to the wire with hoop on hls ankles and
walked out 20 where the stars and stripes
fioated In the brsezo. $50 feet from the
eliffs and went through several man~
euvers, winding the aag abont his
shoulders. Then he went on 70 the Cana
dian side. stopping and performing the some
feats with the union Jack as be had with the
American nag.
Dixon Is OF Irish descont and was born In
New York. bat for several years has re-
sided I'm Toronto He had mo- motive I'm
making his perilous trip other than that
when crossing the suspension bridge short
time ago ne noticed q cable and remarked
he could walk asross II. The result was
his performance. He did considerable
rope walking In his youth. and has prae~
ticed mp In Toronto for several weeks past.
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SALT LAKE. Utah.. sept. s.--Txo Indians
and squaw W some means obtained some
whisky al Thistle and got on n big tear.
six-shooters wefe fourished in a rather mn
pleasant way. sheriff Flower was tele-
graphoa Tor and with Marshal Brown pro-
ceeded 10 Thlstle and found the Indians
eamped west OF town. While Sheriff Flower
was trying 60 arrest ono of them be was mt
tackled BY the squaw with large knife
He managed 10 dodge the blow.
The trio wilh little rapoose wers inaliy
locked ap. When they were let ont this
morning the papoose seemed bright and
clipper enough. but the other three had big
heads. The shcrin had very narrow es-
cape and exhibits large hole In his coat
just above tho heart where the knitc went
sirough the coas.
san Juan and Grand county people have
pesitioned Gov. Thomas for relief from
struggling bands OF Ute and Navajo imdi-
ans, who are stealing horsps and killing
castle and game, the latter for their hides
alone. and are carrying 90 farm products.
The snaranders arc also aiding outlaws and
are d menace generally.
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w&sHxaros, sept. s.--It N now given
ont that ex-Asslssant Posfmazter-generai
Clarkeon n 10 appear In a new robe IN the
state OF Pennsylvania. II IL reported tnat
as soon a. Quay has completed his deal for
the Pittsburg ohrvntels- Tslsgssnph, Clarkson
n 10 be placed at the head in the capacity
or edItor. in~ehses. since the STORY Of Quay 3
contemplated purchase of this paper be-
came known, there have been ali sorts Of
aeniaIs, but nome fFom Senator Quay him-
self What has uow developed n thai ne
gotlatlons are going on end that they will
be comnlntad within the coming ten days
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and thirty-six cars of q north-bound freight
train ON the Richmond a Danville railroad
went through bridge near Salisbury into
the Yadkin river. The caboose was saved.
Conductor Scott uncoupiing it just in time
to prevent Il going down with the train.
The fireman and engineer saved themselves
by Jumping and we're but slightly hurt.
Brakeman Arlington went down with car.
but came 20 the surface of the river unhart,
despite hts fall OF sixty feet. The loss 70
the company Is estimated at sioo,0oo. and II
n said 90 be the biggest freight wreck the
read eyer had
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= careless Plsee d Baslasss.

soUTH NoRwALK, Coma, Sept. s.--The
Boston express last evening struck sab
urban train on the Danbnry and Norwalk
branch Of the HousAtanica road IN this city
and badly damaged 1t. besides shaking up
and painfully injuring thirty or nlore pas
sangerH. Noqe OF them arc dangerously
hurt. Every physician IN tbs city was
summoned to caro- for tho injured, and the
patients are all doing nicely. From all that
can be learned the blame seems tofall upon
the head OF the draw tender, who. although
on duty With red lantern. failed 10 give
the signal for danger.
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HEARlNo FROM MAINE.


Ks9hssst Vote In Years ssefnx Rolsea Every-
wh~re~Ths xzesuis sn taroas Doubt.
PomrkAND. Me.. sept. sat noon the Fs-
publiean tlcket was ahead in SIX wards out
on seven In the city. with analcaticns that it
will have f,eo0 majority. Reed win have
fully and perhaps more In Portland.
LEWISTON. BE. Sept. s.--A smaller vote
than usual Is being pniied. At noon the
vote wasvery evenly divided. At Auburn
. good vote i coming out, the republicans
leading
n1DpKrohD. Me-. sept. s.--The elsction
opened very auiat hare. A large voss was
posled tha arnt hair hour. Biddsferd viii
probably give democTatic Iaa1oFIty "a isn.
Two years agp the majority was sci.
BrnpkxoRD. Me-. ecpt. s.--At noon tha
vote was very close. with the democrats
slightiY IN tbs lead. At saeo the vote ~
noon showed fair repabilcsn majority. ~
Old Orchard the rspubisesns aFe veil ahead.
poE1EAsp. Ne. sept ss--At = y. 70. there
10 every Indication that Reed VIII have .
laraef plurality an Portland than two years
axo. The entire Fspnbiican ticket viii have
at least 900 plurality.
BASGoR. Me-. Sept. s.--The iightest vote
for years IN being polled. Mcn IN polite .
Tor years say they have never known any
thing llke the manner In which tho tickets
are being cut. The result til the city u
greatly IN doubt, tha republicans not claim
ing over 900 at the outside. The prospect II
good for the election OF at least one demo-
cratic representative.
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Twn foreman that set up thc iark that
wrecked tho Old Colony train hes bsen in-
dicted for nanalauGhter.
Tnnas has been considoranle raoting at
stewardstcwn In the county of Tyrpne, Ire"
land, caused chiefly by religious Differences.
TMs American Powder company, formed
20 buy up small plants throughout the
country, has been incorporated at spring
geld I'll.
AT Lanrens. q. O., Bob Shelton was
hanged for the murder OF William Hay
Ford. The rope clipped ON the hrst drop
and second sfFort had 10 be made.
Tas cholera is decreasing In the Spanish
provinces. but b siightiy increasing In the
city Of Valencia. Several suspicious cases
are reported I'm Cadiz. At Lorenxan there
arc four cases Of cholera.
MISS Ina HUEsuCxER, aged 10 years.
handsome, cultivated and highly connected.
has been convicted OF forgery In the circuis
court At Seymour, Ind, and sentenced 20
the female reformatory Tor three years,
THE Nevada state convention adopted .
platform In favor II the development of fhs
resources OF Nevada. tree coinage. the re-
striction Of immigration through the revis-
Ion OF the naturalization laws and the Aus
traltAn ballot
NArURAI gas has been found one miic
north Of Brooklyn. Ind. The ground II
sank 20 q depth Of ave or SIN feet with
great erevlees, from which kissing sound
| n beard. the people are afraid 10 set ths
| gas on ore. fearsnE an explosion.
THE money ssolen at tho time Of tho mnf~
der Of tho Crouch family at Bentleyviiie.
pa., has been found secreted In an old coal
ralne not far from the scene of the triple
tragedy last MAY. Anna Brunaage and the
negro West are In jail charged With ths
murder.
LOUIS GATHaAs, of Chicago, claims Va
have an invention by which an cight-inch
ordnance can throw a shell containing over
100 pounds Of powerful explosives distance
| OF three or four miles, and one shot prop
| eriy directed will sink any iron clad snoat
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they ARE DOWN.
sawyer. wanaos n Co. Rsaiiy Faiiea-No
shamnHng.

sawyer, waasaoe n Co. Realty Falica-No
shamnAng.
Nmw YonK. SEPT. s.--Marshau Ayers,
she consignee OF the firm OF Sawyer, Wallace
Co., ssasds THAT he can give no further
facts In connection with the failure. The
business OF tho frm was scattered over two
continents, and II will, take some time 20
arrive at the full understanding Of the sit
nation. He believed. however. that the
failure was serious one. Outside OF Lon
don his impression was that q large portion
OF the fifn's Indebtedness Was held In this
country. he thought the failure meant
absolute ruin 20 the members of the Arm.
The failure. ID Is said. was undoubtedly
luc to the treachery of L. w. sawyer, the
Ionsl0n agent Of the Arm. This gentleman
Il represented TO have had fascination for
specnlation--so much 40 that the hrm haa
from time 10 time demonstrated with him
Luclen sawyer Denies IL.
LoNDox. Sept. s.--Lucien Sawyer VINO
had charge of the business here of the arm
of sawyer, Wallace A CO., OF New York, was
interviewed In regard 70 the failure OF that
Arm. HE said
The failure surprises me - much - II does
oshara. Ii in true that large losses have peen
sustained Iii both the home and the foreign
huslfsess conducted through the London house,
bait In Ii NOT true that nay private spacniah"nS
caused the disaster.
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NEw Yoax. sept, s.--BIeeker street was
crowded with pedestrians at p. m., when
Policeman y. J. sweeny, crazy drunk, ran
out OF tbe nar-room Of the MADEIRA house
and sent iave huIicts ia succession into the
throng Of people, The people fed In gII dl-
rections pmnie~stricken. n. n. Kangan wms
stretched on ths sidewalk With a bullet IN
his side. dangerously hurt. A policeman
ran up and sweeny. turning hastily 70 nee,
fell heavily ard broke HIS log, He was
taken 10 the hospital prisoner.
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GRADING OF WHEAT.
MinnsapoIis nsiflers Undetermined What
Course so Pursue.

Course 80 Pursue.
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. e.--The Minneapolis
mIllers held meeting 70 consider the mat
ter OF wheat grading. There are loud eom-
plants that the state has let down on the
quality Of wheat that n allowed 90 60 Into
the three upper grades. This. sonae OF the
millcrs claimed. In carried 50 FAR as 20 make
il unsafe 20 buy for their mills I'm any other
way than By sample. A proposition for the
mlIlera 20 unite IN q refusal 10 buy No.
northern wheat By grade waA discussed.
There was nearly an equal division
of sentiment AZ to whether or NOT
the adoption OF an agreement not 70
buy any BY grade would be the best
way ous OF the situation. Those opposed 60
the agreement Insisted that Il would be
their policy 90 hay In whatever w&y they
thought would be 60 their individual aa-
vantage. They claimed that shs proper
war 20 remedy the evil would bs Tor the
elevator people 10 reftse ~ take Into their
houses unsonnd wheat Ia the upper grades
when such are sent to them and 20 call for
. rsinspeoGI0n. The commissions men were
also divided on tho subject, several claim-
ing that the grading Is all right Others
took the ground that the standard adopted
II cnfireiy too low and lets unsound wheat
into grades whore II Is not entitled 20 go
SOME dealers say that fthe standard n Kept
down no grade wheat win be taken unless
mt prices enough lower 20 cover the risk IN
taking IL.