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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-11-11
Likes Quiet Life.

Thore 10 d Ge0fg;a man who keeps
himself concealed In . dark closet, ex-
cept at night, and refuses seeing or
conversing with anyone. He even eats
his meals, II is said, in the closet. HO
is reported 10 have lived thus for i've
YearGk
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-11-11

NoBopY BUT 4 0uMP NxoLECrs 4 CoUon.
fake some HALEs3 HONEY OF HoRgHoUND IND
Tar jnstanteT.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-11-11

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49,. NJ
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w. SS1.s n ~ ASs-~.S
esyvvssy Ss.s =. ~ 49,.
,.,..s4 Z T"st ~ y. 1,s.siss1 r. HfS ~
4afs 1acHI II 49, Ihk ssAn 1nanah To-
~ $1,000 81 heak ~ IS av11lahtd
~ rerieniakine fha vnnina storee N
u. t.,xsr~rr
tne IulAsnA1y
~ n.y. - al.s -
tmpeItsd ~ ~ ~ !. ssss.s ~.
Ireae c0Ii1elOn Oetwecn ~ pOQies
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-11-11

NEWCOMER, Dartmouth, built, 1712,
the first self acting steam engine.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-11-11
itnportant to Fleshy People.

We have noticed 4 page article In the
Boston q ODE on reducing weight at . very
small expense. It will pay our readers to
send two-cent stamp for = copy to Betina
Circulating Library, Sc +. Washington
Street. chicago, Ill
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-12-09

Mr.. j. +. Blaizc, an extensive ral es-
tate dealer in Dies Moincs. Iowa, narrow
ly escaped one IT the scvcrest attacks of
pneumonia While in the northern part of
that state during y eccut blizzard. says
the Saturday - view. Mr. Blaze had
occasion TO drive several miles during
the storm and was so thoroughly chilled
that he was unable to get warm, and in
side of an hour after his return he was
threatened with severe case of pneu-
monia or lung fever. Mr.. Blaize sent to
the nearest drug store and got bottle
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, of
which he had often heard. and took a
number of large doses. He says the
effect was wonderful and in a short time
he was breathing quite easily. He kept
on taking the medicine and the next day
was able to come to Des Moines. Mr..
Blaize regards his cure as sin ply wonder
full. For sale by druggists, Middlebury;
also E. q. Dyer, West Salisbury, VT.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-12-09
EDWARD BOK.S SUCCESS.

THE PERSONALITY OF A FAMOUS YOUNG
MAN.
TO the thousands who, through the
Boston journal, read each week the
literary column contributed to it by Mr..
Edward Box, something of the personal
ty of this young literary writer Will be OF
more than ordinary interest. Save dur
ing an interval of the two summer
months of each year Mr.. Box has written
his literary newspaper letter for five sue
cessive years, each year securing for his
glimpses of the literary world wider
constituency of readers.
Edward w. Box was born rs years ago
in Holland, and 20 years ago can to
America. He could not speak word of
the English language. Reyerses Of : r.
tune compelled the parents to give the
boy simply a public school education.
And even of that ne had little; he went
into the business world at 10. He never
attenued II college; not even i-.Sh
school. At first he was an office boy in
the Western Union telegraph company;
then a stenographer, and afterward
clerk I'm book house. Then he became
advertising manager for the Scribners.
At "a there was not suggestion OF edi-
torial ability about him; he had good
business abilities; that was all. The
Scribners valued him, but never dreamed
that beneath the clever young advertiser
lay the making Of very successful edi-
tor.
lie was 20 when he stepped into the
editorial chair of the Ladies' Home Jour-
nal. The Journal was then cheap, or
binary paper and intended for rural dis
tribution. 1t had circulation of $780,
900 copies at 80 cents. The proprietor
wanted the tone of the paper raised, the
subscription price doubled, and yet the
circulation,increased The country peo-
! pie must not be lost, but city audience
must be had as well. Five hundred
thousand subscriptions at 81 each was
the goal sand he expected young man
OF % to lido it-a mere boy, editorially
unframed, unmarried, and with appar-
emily no knowledge of woman and her
needs. e 1t was as trying position as
Young man wac ever called to assume.
Against the advice of friends and fam
ily this young man took the task. The
knowledge THAT failure was predicted
for him on every hand did not serve to
make the ordeal easier. Three years
ago Edwin Box stood In this position.
And to-day he Is a success.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-12-09

No. Substituted Trees, Plants and Flowers
|. Do you prefer nuts or oranges?
g. Did you ever see bee chasing but
terfy?
8. If you put out that lamp you will find
the whole place dark as midnight
4. hope you found Miriam pleasant
companion.
$. Which do you prefer, Livy or TacitusP
g. Did Norah eat her dinner yesterday
T. When | was seeking an agent l an
swered seventy-nine advertisements.
g. A person who could act in so dishonor-
able manner is not fit to be called worthy
member Of society
o. Though poverty may be considered as
a bane money is not necessarily its anti
dote.
TO- Is not a person sitting in that ex-
posed verandah liable to take cold?
II. That is such very easy sum a child Of
ten years old could do it.
IL. If act upon your advice, risk los
ing the good opinion of my friends
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-12-09

No wings have |, yet have sped
To earth's remotest places;
No feet have ], yet have led
Full many mighty races;
No tongue have |, and yet speak
And cen the deaf ones hear me;
rest the weary. cheer the weak,
While knaves and bigots fear me;
From me may draw a thousand men
Strength. joy and inspiration;
Yet to me thousands come again
And find no alteration.
Yet oft prove curse to be
To mankind's sons and daughters
More deadly than the upas tree,
Bitter as Mara's waters.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-12-09
1898.
-HOrper's Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.

HARPER's WEEKLY is acknowledged as stand
ing first among illustrated weekly periodicals
in America. II occupies place between that
OF the hurried daily paper and that OF the less
literature and i ews and presents with equal
force and felicity the real events OF current
history and the imaginative themes OF fiction.
on account OF its very complete series OF II.
Illustrations OF the Worlds Fair, 1t will be not
only the best guide to the great Exposition,
but also its best souvenir. Every pubic event
its pages. Its contributions being from the
best writer's and artists I'm this country. 1t will
continue to excel in literature, news and H.
all other publications OF its class,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-12-09
No. INSTRUMENTATION.

Transpose the following groups Of letters
to four words, of which the definition is in
each case given. The initials of these
words read downward will give the name
of an easily tanned animal which children
sometimes keep as pet:
l. ACHDRRI-A boys name.
Q. RALPI-A month.
3. WECBIKR-A seaport in Northum
berland.
4. Something to wear.
5. LABALEIS-A girls name.
6. GREIT-A wild animal.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-12-09
No. 393.-OctagOns.

1. To fold. 2. The European throstle.
3. The name of a church and palace in
Rome. 4. Medal. s. Published without
the authors permission. G. Philosophers.
I. A masculine nickname.
|. A grassy field. 2. A rapier. 3. Fol-
lowing the exact words. 4. To raise. 5.
Wasted away by friction. g. Made of
oats T. Induced
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-12-09
dARPER'S PERIODICALS.
Per Yeart

Postage Free to all subscribers In the United
States, Canada and Mexico.
The Volumes of the Weekly begin with the
first number Tor January OF each year. When
no time is mentioned, subscriptions will be-
GIN with the number current at the time OF re-
ceipt OF order
Bound Volumes of Harper's Weekly for
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free of expense (provided the freight does
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Cloth Cases for each volume, suitable for
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Newspapers are not to copy this advertise
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NEW YORK.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-12-09
No. 394.-Numerica Enigma.

am a word of ten letters.
My 10, 3, 2, is part of a flower.
My 6, 5, Z, s is piece of water.
My 3, 4, 8, is to make neat.
My 10, 5, s. 2 is fish.
My s, 0, 6 is "A part of the face.
My 4, :, 3, is an apartment.
My 4, Z. 10, 9 is flower.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-12-09
&!2RAIs&'.s
GfHE PUZ1hER
No. 3SS.-Diamonds.

1. A consonant. 2. A cover. 8. a fossil.
4. A country in Asia. 8. A fish. 6. To
strike. T. A vowel
l. A consonant. 9. An article of food.
8. An adhesive mixture. 4. A kind of hard
bread. 8. A fruit. g. An article of ap
parel. Z. A consonant.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-12-09
Puniana.

A soft snap-The woolly dog.
volutionary-Bicycles
The ship that generally confines her nav
igation to business channels-Partnership
How to get rid of surplus milk-Cheese it,
A bad verse-Perverse.
Medical advice-Be patient.
Open for business-The oyster.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-12-09

Fill cup nearly full of tea and drop in
lump of loaf sugar. If the small bubbles
which rise gather and remain in the center
of the cup, it is a sign of fair weather; but
II they seek the outer edge, storm is in
dictated, and it's violence will be in proper
ton to the rapidity and energy of their
movements.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-12-09

Lanes Medicine Moves the Bowels
Each Day. In order to be healthy this Is
necessary.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-12-09

No. 302.-Anagram.
A distinguished man of letters: Oh, Nj
Hear thin wan tale.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-12-09

COUGHING LEADS To CONSUME
TON. kemp's Balsam stops the cough at
once.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-12-09
Key to the Puzzler.

No. 3S4.-Enigma: Water.
No. 8s5.-The Explosive Raft; No an
swer required.
No. 3S6-A Thanksgiving Puzzle.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-12-09

No ss7.-Parts of the body; Ear, Hand.
Thew. Hip, Shin. Toe.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-12-09

Postage Free to all subscribers in the United
States, Canada and Mexico.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-12-09
APOSTOLIC COUNSEL.
LESe ON X, rOURTI c lAPrE7. IN
cRk1 fiO.-L SEnlz5, Dc. ii.

Text OF the Lesson, cts XIV, 12-20-Mem-
Org Verses, s-i1-Golden Text, Acts
XIV, ii-Commentary by the Rev. ID. NJ.
Stearns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20

Mould A. t3iGd4 5-oc diamond A.. .4et Loo. con.
windsor \, l3l6d8 l5.l6c Rldgcwood a. 8 3idS 7.sc
Phoenix ll-lua3 l3i6c; Empire A, ll.iGo3 1866
No. 8 3se3.c No. T. 32d3dsc no =. 7lU68 9.lGc:
no. 3:ss,ae No: 10. 51G@s 10; 40. H. 81. q3Nsc:
sTEAEiSE-Lard dun and easy. CITY, in t.. quoted
$40 -oes, 80 600 n. 5J,c
sEt DS-Quie. che fee grades clover with
92alOc quoted for best expert grades. Timothy 81 i)d
sl'ICES-The market ho, ruled quiet and prices
night be considered little nominal li,oi'c
Singapore; 7asc: West Coast 6ta7c: Acheen, "a
ore white llad I3',c. eloycs-Zanhibar. ~ c
Anboyna: 14alfrc stems, 2'4d3c. Alsricc-G finding
- prime 4',a5c red pepper, l5,2al0ei do bombay
sEdS',c Cassa SAIGON rolls. 29a3Oc do bfohen 20
"5e China, i'.c Batavia. SdoHs. Mace,5I e5Ie:
do blea he'd, l4%dl5c. Nutmces-I1fge, Coa1Oc, Jos,
5000 los 10 l25s 55d5Sc
IOBACCO-l In The recent Llh."ceicn, were DO c9'">
1890 Wisconsin Havana. l2taitc; 100 cascs Zinme
l2"lSc 100 caS,s Sundrcs. h'2g31c 800 bales Havana
70cdfl - 30 bales Sumltrs. ~ ljTT3
TALLOW-StcsdY hut only mod 'ntly active. Pine
city guoicd Al 4'3c; sales 100 hhds, 80.
TEN, Sales, 1000 pkgs Congou and 600 phgs FoIH"'d
private terms.
WOoI-Most operators IN domestic wool doing little
beNohd 'xecutint small orders that wei" twlId'd ~
manufacturers who had previously inspected samples ~i
ITEM. ON prices material change has taken nao'.
iofeifn woods arc rather quiet. There ~ disposition OIL
the part of dealers 10 await the auction 80
ouo'ot'on. Xxx and above nISce 300 spfng
To- loG2tc; fan DO. lGd20c SECURED snsiie
s,our,d TO- 5oa5Ss C;ror.a .ois%g7r frs dcainr Sc
rcunn Washed fleece. 36c fine unWa,hcd do. +l@d--;
unncfC hanabo do. o3dojr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20
GENERAL MARKET REPOR1S.

Kt'ILDING MATERIAI4-Weather conditions have been
sSd a, consequence nothing OF interest was reported ON
The market aNerstiaw hard erck quoted AZ % 20 per
1000 Fshkiiis - 23GT' 90 IpMHtf nSiG H9,hn IA,
Ansf'sT na.h otsad g. S5as9 30 Kockamd common
lime zoe per and DO finishing 81 ST. johns common
lime sOaS5c; aths. - - per 1000 goats hair 2oG@sc
per 6I(Y"Qdiet and unchanged Quoted
Iaso granulatrd. c genuine graduated German lie
NGThcre are moderate sales. Without indications
d speculative activity; Bahia, l2@i2he Caracas loG
Die Trinidad lSGite Guayaquii i s.NS feeling on
some grades but the eNpcT; trade is not animate
Mos,s> shocks ana head. ono.Gh al 10 ;. s' - 20
al IS old shocks without heads, 15deoc lun shooss u
he'd sS % rum pipes 8 49, o. , sspI s s5''
= COFFEE-There was decidedly more ACTIVITY IN Bszl
srowths TO-DAY feeling continued hrm on the basis
Of 1Sac for No Rio Sales 1000 bags no a. q COO
bars Nos and :. l2Lc c. and f. for No $50 bag, NO
G. per roccc;so l4sc 600 bags No S9noS Per mid
grades Quiet and nm Sales. LAO bags Maraeobo and
1870 SaVanil!a. private terms, options ma alo.r'
Quiet day and trading was purely lg al. lha emp,
However quite firm and prices At the close sho"eu a
advance OF 50fO points The strength IN spot lots anu
Slight rise ar Rio helped the upwad tendency haSfc
Ja-lined Il frame on some months while others showed
snail gan. Hamburg without change OF importance
London steady official quotations ~ - p ma
Nav 5Ss June, 55s. Amsterdam jan 1e-Ihe mex,
Dutch sale will take place on The Hth Marker a~ict
uar first 90 kilosl. nominal god second 40 Inilo'l6
ay cc 90 6 go Sas o sSaraacds to rnted states
Ssgs; Rio cleorances 10 Europe LOCO bags no st",,
2CSc @ss o K Yes ssgos s" 4a 90 bass Santos
rarkst dull good average Santos. 10 300 cleared rom
EO In Ty Is - sS s%9aP1 oF s s ooG bags:
tine 1891. 1.4s9Ooo bags same time ls:o n-"n Sno
bass Receipts at Santos July 70 January u.s. d. ~
1000 9o4 600 bags Total sac here TO-DAY 14COO bics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20
THE MATE or TRADE.

baltimore. Jan. I0-rlour steady nn'nnngD rs
~, nd ILIs. shipments, ln70o Dbl -'Ie>'
cepiS id"''W QUE y"r. No = red. spot, ~ 90 l-i@
Il 90 Pc; mnary, j 90 ~ fs5r Ga = !. 90 80
~ . ww red o. j-4o07 4c receipts, il,l2'
bush ;9p%s9tit ul 1900 So Gr What fa
o. ogfsr s'co ,,a U 50 cG: 2a 80 S ae
iNru. spo, 90 - o. 40 3lc: March aud april ~ u"
% NAY g ic tc sSIrmcn %A'G ia3ioi risS
receipts, ~; husn: sales 325 900 bush southern
corn hrm WIN" w. u Town. noe: No. mixed d. ;i7a
r.@p coo b@ %lep, .io o i' 5a.6 s GcE
n ddia bush sa%E c good un +" sSGG ' GSS
ti3 500 So. Grain itels'ir r., firm Butter
@ "sys a"y ga 3i4 a45 a S i sncy 70
so;d 10 ShocS rG inc I Fggs no. ';;,a p
- good lsa "oe i,"' Rlo carroes. fair. l7c No; -
+ &C. lone" sugar steady @al9sS 4l nnosr ciT I@
1 3-sc: y. 4c brown
Whiskey firm. - x , hard a,u but firm
slo jan loWheshNo No. northern T' sold al 9s@
closi1g at 81 w ut 10 Northern. o5 12c; winter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20
LIVE Stock MARKET.

Vow York rnc.d,y jan. l9-BiEVES Receipts l'1
csroId. Consigned direct 10 '.ashrer in 5s Il lS al
stock Tor the market No tadnS AZ the 1''1' i''''"N
du,h tad. in dressed beef was light today. the storm
uoe,,g many Of ti" butcher, a. home Prices snow no
material chagr. AID from oc TO oc j. gwen l. 'n' p''''
rlasa sabc advice, received today report drcigc
hs maiSat /. qlo-d AZ lote AZ IoIdon "nd
~ al Lysr"oI An sis51 steers ''s ~ ''"'' '
scanSrs due To- -ai tomorrow are the America; Win
1 h 80 ~ Tcf ior Eastman, COMPANY. AID the city
st,d a. 20 The quantity n beef he VII '2ry, ,,,
The c,c,t-,d skipping agent AZ N"irh NJ H. tlei
ton Who end, out monthly bulletin Of oattIs Inpha
I0n ordns January 10 al on cunt of W. W baf'
and cl- de;,ISsoI - head o. which - head
went direct 10 Long Island dcaier Market "o"'''y
d1, a. Es,ppts rluine ote alliyal' MN
dav were $50 head m'inly a, ootn't Noss I', t
saod ,",ern, ,al6c At uuola seG igutc; eut yoar,e
s.yy Dc no; wa9iG a at 1 yara for over Week oong
1, bn',r w,-crn ,hpers would do Wei ID us" nat
Ar rot.bclrd nclirf, that vii rrPh ''D ID i'n
%s' , Iyna b. ' Goc a S Would Gat ],
Dressed calves Ncr ~ ii. for 'roiltry dress
, teisy e Re for city d and cAl, cc.'d %ag,ci
Al TO- aI3c drrt.cd oafnyaid caves ~ '"' "'
WcsTras at 81" on: A. Western ca'e' 22$ T. o,eTase
at ,Tip Gf ~ iIo, 81 Western csl,ee. al m at ~
Iais 100 n 80 do 1875 "a az at ' n, &c. 49, low 3D.
F" iiiunr & Mullen ycais 1913 N At Dc d. IrS "'
pldcock & Sons veal. 100 N, at Sc DO 100
SIfTp AID LNMRs-Rcoclp- nrloding Cafi'iS io
cnr.grci drrct In butchers. l'2 call"'uN W
head Tho demand limited bnt -h' y r,o" 80 n"t
Nnrd,vfs rrIrc. and lamb although bNW"'l- va. ~
r,r a. INV H. for the carload In ue pens W'
,ost1rio, n,rL,f Reported -ylr' w, ~ - -SG - -
ner 100 N f,f poorest best sheep; ana - ,'oFp @
common to choice lambs, one lrle blhch "' 'N'' f'
Sai1 do selling at - ...,,,r. ,oling IN,
Dressed mutton slow a. Sd9c extra "ct ,ai ,mg vi,
N 80. dressed lambs also dun "d uro'Phz ~
y" SoIe. Hume & Mullen ~ State lomb 90 VI aV,tlec'
a, - r.r 100 n 5i ohio do. SOL ~. y 20 80 70 IT, ~
WANT do common - ~. lt - % - ono '"' o. ~
1oi Penn. wanna do. ~ ". At ~ ~.
" u Harm yon ls9 Ohio sheep uai. e"G IL A. ~ ~
:, =, 20 stat sheep IO3 - 40 - 90 - Co. ~ ~ 20
- 30 DO - r. - 80 80 state iamb' ~ ' '' ~
~ TO- n,Ii,rL ias Michcan lambs Z! ~ at 80 90; EOS
iI,iin,r, G. IIol.. .Ol state lambs. 80 r. al 80 Sli
:, DO ~ ~ At ~ -. 30 Penny iNann 90, OS n ~
~ 30 81 Pennsylvania sheep 100 d. AZ - 'o' - '''
10 NJ Woimr oI5 ohio shccp. - ~ at - 60: 6s 90
owes, iN, ~ AZ GO; a ohio lambs. 30 ~. al - %.
D. Mcpherson A CO.; lSO virginia 'h''P "'" 'a'oS''
q IT, 4 r,1cock & Sons: IL state lambs 80 H. at 81
'o Htns 'h,cp ~ a. cafoad, 97S head cariolis
a., ir,. 90, and II caroId~ at io-h't Mai"eV s'l'
irnrr NJ ~ JJd4I 60 per 100 ID. " - t.,,. ,
lower than IA, N,N 20, on I" IN NM n
medium weights Quotations are ",s a.d 'S S,otr. n e
Jcrsey- 0aGac for light lover 10 Eo "' NV
o s.icSsi r. Scott $50 Wasesa hogs io' I'D average
at Il a. pr M lcG @ 10 state hogs l22 n a. 81 CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20

influences besides which the cables and lower
OS dF9h P1a Ce s sps w noted 'srs S showed ID
b5 SaTct 3 1890 s a Gs
dcney were smaller ana Western
e" Hf . SsNs supply nora wa, , said have desrssd
SO passage sGo%na Pals s Srss By e
SS %si seaqr aSp HsTs
ina, ns sa so had S d DC s 10 ns eG%
or retrsctns anything in ht recent atude toward the
epescd S & adasa mat aS
sy and rs OF h2 s,S d With s SS
little excitement. Another item which helped
io cxpo' coupled t the smell lT receipts
ieror POINT Ad s change a, sdyce+ npsd
,d.sS u o SsG o. Ts a. 81 cs at Stated
and quickly 6Ske % 2 q on from this d there was s%e
spring So iss bush winter, against 9oOl7o and i 500
bush bush Nls as bush %SS anG @
d noSS s opening s@@ 'SF
aS Win %ss nJ s
MGy an9 80 Fed NChs s May p,cS Nae in store re
S9qanS So lard spIi"s at &c %ey aaoS %aa a
bush future 2o 900 BUSH IL ". !, No,t@rF1
s5SSsi ot% No Rcd adOat 81 oisSsI oss I'd" do o. "
;1p{s CS 4 9 SS;S fSSss:a &
81 OlsGsl w 11U. closing ~ We do June. "o'scn
o0lac .RYE-Dull and more or less nominal Quoted
ct ooG99c, for the whole ranse in boatloads BARLEY
In light request tvO.rOwcd Stat quoted 81 0B5c
rOwed do. 70a7jc No = Milwaukee,. 7ld73c. CAN.
ADA PFAS-Ne2lactad: quoted 75c arcat .COR';. %
Developed rather activity but the fluctuations y,r
mainly I'm sympathy with wheat There was dao,ne
Of a. 9asc during ho eariy session attended with or or
lnss selng for "longn' account J,beml rcceints n.
Chicago and depressed cables oaded to The
Will tho anount on message Showing 7, sncrr,so ~
IsS 600 BUSH had no material effect import, into the
United X inrdon' Tor the week were 10 90 OTIS The
subsequent raiy in the leading cereal however lea to in
crco sed buvIng and Tho MARKET closed with rnner
action Of "a ioc M1v delivery being esnoclav nrm
Lighter rcccin. rcr unsolicited for tororrom AZ Cbiraco
and this contributed TO the late steadnr-s Spot ts>
ruled unsettled and SIC lover with modarat eer
activity Shippers 1876 900 bush including No .
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