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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15
THINGS TO aE AYoIpEn.

Mauve, Nile green. rose pink, clear
white, steely gray, yellowish tan and
Plaids. broad stripes and light colors
when short and stout In figure. Fluffy
skirt trimming if under i've feet four
inches IN height. Hairllre stripes, plain
skirts and HAT vests when thin and
slender IN person. Turnover collars
when possessed of q long, thin neck.
Collars without finish in the way Of q
white cord, plated ribbon, folds, etc.,
when of dark or sallow complexion,
Dirty white kid gloves on rainy day
or while travelling. Over-trimmed
dresses or hats for travelling, also train.
on travelling or tailor-made gowns.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15
sRVRN FALL DINNERS.

Some dinners winch give q change
from the everlasting steak and CHIP
and roast are from an old cook book
as follows:
l. Fresh pork, sweet potato roast
lima beans, bread pudding.
2. Rabbit soup, boiled ham, cauli.
flower, tomatoes, apple pie.
3. Pigeon soup, beefsteak, onions,
potatoes, beans, Indian fritters.
4. Oxtail soup, veal outlets, turnips,
tomatoes, dried peach pudding.
5. Pigeon pie, smoked tongue, win
ter squash, turnips, apple-rice pud'
ding.
q. Stewed heart, cold ham, cabbage,
potatoes, pumpkin pie.
7. Roast fowl and oyster sauce. tur-
Dips, beets. roast pOtatoe, cranberry
pie, preserved ounce.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15

"Up ia northern Michigan some years
ago." said q man at the Morton yes1eE :
day, the democrats had eonsldeistsle
trouble IA securing nominee ioI JUS
tee o. the peace. No lawyer could be
found who WAS willing TO sacflnoe HIM
self al the altar Of lis country, and
the democratic township bosses were
up stump. Finally = farmer VINO
knew nothing II lsw, ana cared less,
was nominated, and by the mistakes
that often happen, he Was elected.
The only meeting II any kind thai he
had ever attended Was debating cup,
aud his knowledge Of the rules OF q
justice court We're limited. HIS nIst
case MAS the trial of young man for
made Judge felt as important a. a
small boy with red top boots. The
time for the trial came, and the prls-
oner and his counsel and the lawyer
for the people were present.
The Judge rose solemnly and said !:
"Gentlemen, what ls the pleasure OF this
mseung!" The prisoner attorney
caught his cue, and said: Your honor,
this meeting Is called for the purpose
OF convicung or discharging the prls-
oner. and | move ne be discharged
Second the notion said the prisoner.
and before the peoples attorney got
on 10 his job the motion WAS pa, and
carried, and the prisoner discharged. T"
"Never saw go many men and boys
looking for work before" said the
clerk OF the Eagle yesterday, as a Ella D.
slded specimen OF immature mascu-
Unity requested a position at anything
from stoking the furnace 10 rOoming
guests. at seems as If we were hav-
ing about twenty = day now. Ii is no
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15
Sbccrcst Fabrication.

DIS MONIES, Ia, Nov. l4.-Genersl
Weaver was shown the United Press
dispatch from Topeka. in which l.. :.
Harvey, secretary of the peoples par
" campaign committee of Kansas,
says General Weaver. when IN Topeka
during the campaign consented TO b.
peltsd with eggs that the blame might
be laid on the republicans. There 5
not a word of truth in the story so far
AZ It relates 70 me" said the general.
81 never heard OF u before. Nohod =
ever asked me To be willing to be pelt-
Ell with eggs, and they would not have
gotten my consent # they had. The
story - the sheerest fabrication"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15

School dresses should be especially
designed with An ides % comfort. II
they are made according to fsshlon' :
latest edict the discomfort is apt 30
claim much 81 the wesref's thought.
A suitable school dress and one which
receives bnt little thought u made Of
dark brown French flannel. The skirt
- p ain. tut tull. auished around the
bottom with four rove II dark rrd sud
8 Ia braid. just simple sailor blouse
q nsed for the psuera of the vast.
The deep sailor collar toi. over TO
show chemisstta at fpely plated
shste rsmtfic, There are round sh n
ing buttons ~ curt The sleeve - tne
leg nf mutton. with = deer rud q the
Alternating siii and asfs fed hfsid.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15

Murat Halstead sums up the situa-
ton as follows: eve have no cry OF
calamity TO utter. We have faith that
tbs growth OF the country will continue
10 carry all the errors of public men and
mistakes IN public messnresrighta along.
This country, when rid Of the domi-
nance of the republican party for a
quarter OF century, rose TO great pros
perity after great war; paid off enor-
nous blocks OF war debt; made the
national credit as high as that of any
other nation, and put golden founda-
tons under 10; paid the largest pension
list in the world. and was in every way
great aud glorious. Four wears OF =
democrat president without demo-
crat congress passed without disturb
ance OF disheartening character,
especially as 1t was only IN the last
year of his Office that his democracy
got the better of HIM. and then was i'm
practicable. There IS now q different
state of affairs. The president-elect is
To have congress with him.
Now, what will ne do? The signs
multiply that be will recommend the
repeal OF the Mckinley act and the re-
vision of the old tariff law. IL the
Mckinley tariff makes the rich richer
and the poor poorer, 1t ought TO be re-
pealed. We do not think 1t does, but
the majority of the people have that
notion or something akin to 1t, and
they want something to show for their
victory. If they have severed some of
their own blood vessels they might rs
well know 1t.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15

e. Senator Thomas W. Palmer a tha
fret one 10 sdvancs che al qus plea
TIA ths rscent election was lest be-
csase enc republicans gnorsd he sen
4 seatsl phsss 20 smDaasise the sFilb.
reeeal virtues 90 the tsriH- BIS opin
,n = taxf hsd ths fores blii been m
u8<iacsd t. kvr hfs and tore % the
ensae.asn q republicans fas fssuli
-rsa ssre been different. hs = eoar.
ans saoaxh - ssT thst neither
nase. Rrea, Mex riley SCR sny ether
r,an euusf have I'D tss republicans -
veturY On a. saie barren n sent
uerA Tsers deal ~ feres sd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15

unusual thing for . procession Of g.ris
10 yist the hotel every day, asking
employment; but IL seems ss II ell ne
Idle men n the city had decided that
ho.ei work IL about their slze."
A. b. Cheney of Sparta. J. X. La
force of Allessn, Mrs. c. ;. Comstock
Of Person, Mfs. Perry Merrill OF Bat
tie Greek and Nelson Higt,ee Of Nor
ley were at the Eagle yesterday
l. J. bay, a Lndington eagsr manu-
faetuTer, W. r. langley OF Boston, HI.
4. Beers of Allegsa and A Van Worker
Barih OF Chicago arrived al sweets
yesterday.
Capt T. Donris, proprietor Of the
Garfield Beach, ltsh, resort, IL al
Sweets The captain formerly lived
here snd ls ID the city waiting friends.
4. IA. spanleing Of Utica. Harvey
Hamilton and ii. ID. Wider II Iona,
i. IL. Boculet OF Detroit. A. r. Chand-
Ter OF C0sdwater, and George 4. Cor
Win of Detroit. were among the Niehl-
gan arrivals al the Morton Yesterday.
ID. W. MoNaughien and vile of R-g
Rapids. =. IL. hamlet and wife Of De-
troit. +. c. Hall of Holland, W. 4.
Murray OF Chicago, and c. Dale Of
Buffalo, are at the New Livingston.
L. A. sunderlin of Lansing, assistant
state bank examiner, lie euest at the
New Livingston. lie Will remain in
tue city week examining the coDdl-
ton of the local state hanks.
c. c. Howell aud child Of Muskegon,
c. b. Looms of New York, Id Gray, q
Aewaygo attorney. W. ii. Lindsey Of
Kalamazoo, and ". Il. DarTah. q Biz
Rapids miller. were guests nj the Nor
ton yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15
DRIFTING WITH THE rIDR.

Many wreck on the shoals We see.
As along life's voyage we glide:
They had launched on the wave without an
Choir or oar
And drifted with the tide.
Living. and yet no purpose to gain.
And trusting that others would guide.
They sought but the pleasure the present
can give.
And drift along with the tide.
Our future awaits us, for evil or good
Each one for himself must decide.
right.
Nor drift with the wind and the tide.
nd If we would anchor at last from the
storm
AtIast with the true and the tried
Then steadily row for the evergreen shore.
Nor drift with the wind and the tide.
-FRANcKs WARRKx
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15

conviction 10 what he says and one 3
driven 10 recall the PALMER days snen
the emotions Of the masses were
stirred BY patriotic appeals to 10y
atty and reused 10 feryld EMULATION
5y the recital OF party achieve
ments Ia times OF peace and var.
The democrats have long held It a
sacred privilege 20 revile republican
principles as the offspring OF tassiOn
and prejudice, but they are today
glorying IN . victory won by appeals 10
mems doubts and fesrs. Our people
are moved by emotions that ehasten 10
our needs the grandest virtues OF civil
government. Without the imagery and
patbos which lllumine the appeals to the
conscience and reason OF men, the
most brilliant argument fails TO carry
CONVICTION. Mr.. Palmer IS nearer night
than anybody that mas spoken. A vein
of sentiment interected IN the recent
campaign would have closed the line.
and turned defeat into triumph.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15

tity as we'll as color. Usually, the sex
Is proud of abundant hair, but not so
when making a Gretchen braid. A
girl well-known for her immense guam
tity of yellow hair was met Ill the
street.
"However can you make such a
lovely gretchen when you have 60
much hair" was asked.
1t was lovely scant gretchen. The
CIR laughed, gave queer little squirm,
and said: "You won't tell?'
$50 help me-hOpe | may die"
"Well, the rest is down my back"
The other 10 ked carefully. No hair
was visible down her back except the
lovely gretchen. Again she gave the
queer little sQuirm. The other girl
drew long breath. "You don't sayv'
Then, after a pause, Don't it tickle?'
FLORETTE.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15

TO De snowfiskes were scattered BY an
electric ian. When the guests entered
the dining room electricity rang bells
and played music boxes. and at the
end OF the flrst course the same agency
flashed out the words "Good Luck"
over the heads OF the BRIDE and groom,
and what had been gwen 10 the bride
as an ornamental hairpln proved 10 be
also an electrical device that flashed
into light and surrounded her head with
a L. L..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15

MoxraowsRy. Ala. Nov. 1.-THE
Aiabsus legislature Tiii meet tomor
r8N ant amous the nlemhnfs already
arrived = kglbs mo declares hfs puf
pose tp b. inaggufstsd governor Of
Alshams II - freely discussed sud
the koih men refuse % divnlga Their
nisns. hut cisin that they have Per
fstssd means "a sest knIb.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15
DEATH OF CHIVALRY.

Isabella Seecher Hooker said q man
told her recently that suffrage for wo-
men would mean the death of chivalry
IN the masculine nature. IF you vote
like q man you can stand up In the
horsecar, like . man. l would never
rise to give you my seat" he said.
I'm that case" replied Mrs. Hooker,
"when have . vote, so many men in
the horsecar will jump to offer me q
seat shan't need yours"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15
Increased Expectations.

wAsHfxeTos. Nov. 1.-THE increase
IN our exports OF 1--we cattle. beef AM
hog products continues. Last month
We sent out live cattle 90 the value OF
& .350. 600 winch was $50. 900 more than
IN the same month last year. our tots
exports Of beef. hogs, and dairy pro.
dacis for the niontu we're $40. sfS DOC
against e. pos. 600 for October 1921.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15
MEAN FILINGS AT WOMAN

"There's one advantage in being .
woman"
"What 10 that?"
"Women are never 1t . loss for
something to talk about"
"That's true, but there's disadvan.
tage in being . woman also"
"What is it?'
"Life is too short to enable her to
talk about all she wants to talk about.
New York Press.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15
FoR ANp ARour woMEN.

A felt round hat WITH velvet trm-
ming ls feature Of the fashionable
girls November outfit. The one from
which / sketehed TINS ? cture Was red
ss 10 the felt, aud MAS trimmed all
round wltn black six material. Ii had
4 crown OF black velvet. 10 front MAS
a large bow CT ribbons standlng up
very nigh. aud quill with little bird
put on 80 loosely that Il dangled when
the wearer walked. IL looked s. II the
tiny creature was alive, and had
GIFTED there. The sex Is as ingenious
IS ever, you Will observe, N fixing at
tention without seeming 10 mean II.
Here Is an example OF odd trsekery.
Gretchen hralds ara = new fad for
young girls OF just about the type OF
the one IL the picture. TO bee exactly
night, tie braid must be Light IN guam
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15

OK NOVEMBER 18TH, III.
the Articles of Confederation "
were adopted by the Continental
Congress.
This was the form Of the
government for the American
colonies which preceded and
was supplanted by the more
perfect union under the Con-
stitution of the United States.
The articles had been debated
for more than a year by Con-
gress which. by common con-
sent, was exercising the func-
tons Of government.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15

At a rsosni baltimore wsdd ns The
BRIDE and sfeom stoei IN ffont II 3
screen ~ fel ass IA snssh slittefsd siee.
ire harsss ana haHsffiss. -hile la .
spsfss ~ siesise lssht came sud ~sss
itks Rfsflies. Rfe spa whst seemed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15

GOVERNOR MCKINLEY IS not awed by
the crushing defeat of one week ago.
He will yet laugh at the cartoonists
and wits that sheer and jeer at him;
for the principle of the bill that bears
his name is destined to be the govern
ing principle of future tariff legisla-
ton. The democrats are paving the
way to prove il.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15

SOCIETY is not so csilous to the needs
of the needy that it will turn its face
from worthy charity. The magnifi-
cent entertainment and ball for the
benefit Of ST. Marks hospital was dis
tinct society affair and the measure OF
success attending it is q hopeful token
that beneath the gay and careless mien
of society, generous impulses strive for
the mastery. What matter that gay
dancers whirled over the canvassed
floor of Hartman's hall last evening, SO
long as one twinge of pain, one sigh Of
grief, one groan of anguish is to be as
suaged by ministering charity? The
cynic may sneer that the pleasure OF
the dance was more attractive than
the pleasure of the giving, but that, If
true, Will make the relief to the sick
and comfort to the dying none the less
sweet and consoling. Let gay society
swirl and fiutter in its widest abandon
of terpsichorean delight, as often As it
will, If charity be It's inspiration.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15
ra,...t Fsa.

cafe tao. Nsv. "a Richard q t,sle
snssn. fuffisf "a 30. IA wahssa svs.
s4s4 male IA .ssiE lfasst - the esnafF
eesft - nnon ie.lsF 10 SsEnuel "
fseks3n assets are placed At So FH
SD slaistlss - o.. Goa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15


TIE iessons q ths conflict eouceru-
TX th~ knstfai an ballot sysism are
wast tulrfesssvs. T. 81 appearances
- stfaafsrfiuU fn thfs eoantfy = 70
fsns ~ infpoftsue~ ~lth fAe dec sfs-
tfsu r lndeusass7es sfsi ne hsftls 81
f4~ttrstsfs. repplsf sasfsue ~fts its
prtssfweps 49, aFssgiaz tB@ sesHtfS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15

GovERxoR- ELECT Rich viii be guided
in his appointments by the fitness of
app lIcants. The woods are so full of
them just at present that the difficulty
Of making wise selections will amount
to a solution OF a Chinese puzzle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15

TopkY 50 noon TIE eountY canvass
err wla meet - canvass the SECTION
rsinros. snd thsn part q ths sxonY
vii bn over.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15

SENATOR HILL is about to be married.
He will be captured by q southern
widow with three children. The
bachelor senator will have a family at
the very start. The report is denied by
the widow, but the friends of David
protest It's true.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15
wEAraEk.

WAsHrSGroS. Nov. l4-For Indiana
and lower AIehigan-Gsnsraliy fair
warmer by Wednesday mornlng; winds
bocon lng southerly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15

DOS VI. has announced that he will
not accept an appointment under
President Cleveland. Don will have
bis hands full caring for the spoils in
this state and in keeping the Csmpau
faction "Off the grass"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15

GESEsAh wEsvER says the report
that be consented % be target for
rotten eExs i the "shserest fshrios-
ten" To what base uses IL fertile
imaxnstiou putl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15
"HEW TO THE LINE,
LET THE CHIPS FALL
WHERE THEY WILL"
Saw to the line of your pattern
with one of our
SCROLL SAWS

And beautiful results viii be
obtained. This is the time a
year when all are looking for
ward TO Christmas day, ano
Just to remind you that We
have in stock something that
will be of use TO you al that
time, we make just brief men
ton of
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15

SoNE irrevsrsnt democrat punster
has broken the silence by inqulring,
'Did you hear the noisef' aud when q
detected republican asks, what
nolseg' bis soul Il chilled by the quick
reply, ILLINOIS"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15

Anonymous communications viii be
thFewn into ths waste baskes without
nx.s hastng been read Rejected mana
seFip % - IN De JhF0wa away anisss accom-
yaaisd 81 stamps for tts retaFn-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15

wsES TIE ''Janitor' gets through
v,th MS present job somebody ought
q tske him aside and quietly tell him
90 pull b. nst down over Ms ears. lie
= making a very painful exhibition Of
himself.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15

PREsrpExT HARRIsoS bears up under
Ms defeat ike true American. Most
mea would weaken and complain IN
der AXE circumstance, bat be i too
noble and TO manly 70 do anything Of
the KIND.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-12

Southern -four closed dull; trade and family
extras. $L2)sL90 80
Wheat-Wheat options opened weak and etd
lc lower Selling orders by foreign houses and
lower cables contributed TO the weakness
Throughout the day the tone continued Weak
AMI near the close there Was renewed selling on
cable d patch from Paris showing lower
markets there and aso on he fact that the Vlsi-
bic supply did not show he decrease ehpecLeu'
The closing figures were it"lhc hlsher.
cash; January. siul3s; February. tiO2; March,
5000; April si0H4; Nav. G0t* II.
Corn--Corn options we're moderately active
with prices weak CLOSING az ~" &c. lower. spot
iois closed steady. No. mixed can y, G..
January. 6ii<c.: February and March. u &C.
Oats-dats oniions were moderately active
and weak. closing slightly lower. spot lots
closed easy Sa es. No white. NC, 20 = 90 y
3s'4e39iic.; No mixed. 3iHc No. 90, o3 l.'
pork-iorl quiet: new mess. sqs5si0D
Iard-IarI weak AMI lower, January $3.50;
February as 81; March. 81 05.
Suqars-Naw sugar steady, with trading SLOW;
mu.covadO. .gtCSf. bite. cent lfugol. 20 tesi
sisc Refined sugar quiet; cnt Loaf ana crushed,
sitc. powdered { q iGc graduated, 4 tfl c.
cubes ,-lfc.. mould a 4 '-l6c. CONNECTION
'Cofce-Spot lots coffee dull; fair Rio car
poes. l6ifc Futures closed iai0 points higher;
no or santos No. G.. January, el2.55; February
sa2l. March. sil go.
Navsl stores Spirits turpentino dull and nm
changed an price, quoted 20 5ioNisc. hoalh
generally steady. with light iObblng inquiry;
strainnl . fi11. good strained. Sl.io.
m-lIpe Line certificates dull, Dut
firm. Sales. $1,000 barrels. AZ New York stock
Exchange; Opened 63c; highest, &C.; lowest,
&C.. closing. o8c At Consolidated Exchange:
February opened 6il.c.; highest, O314c.; lowest,
SIC. closing, b3i &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-12

RrcHMoNn, Va. Jan. 11.-No offerings of tobac-
COS AZ auction on Change to-day
Private "a les reported 10 The secretary Of the
Richmond tobacco trade to-day: wrappers ~
hogsheals. smokers, 80; dark leaf, ~. Total
l64.
Office Of the tobacco inspector reports today
Inspections. bright. ID hOgsheads; dark. i6'
Western a2 Renspecfions. bright. g: dark. 3
Allegheny Shockoe, Crenshaws. Neals 9, 'ay-
export Planters aud Seahrookes 10 lacco ware
horses report to-day. Receipts, - PACKAGES
The United states internal revenue collections
for tho city of Richmond. Va. to-day are as fol
lows. ak paid on cigars and cigarettes 81.
5000. tax paid on plug tObaccos s.'l2s.33. To-
tall $50. J. $50. -.
IheIetersburg Weekly Record Of Satur-
dav.January g. 1892. gives the following: The
following is the report of the sales OF loose to-
bacco Tor TIE quarter ending Deccmber 81. 1891
al the various warehouses i'm thi. clty: Farmers
g32g62: Centre. 4i5OO; Moore =. 2isl62; West
Hin gsl.ala; oaks. $500 Total. 2lI..lO9.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-12
Baltimore.

BArrwoRr. ND. Jan. li.-Flour dull; Western
superhne. $3.50: do family. si@hf5; winter
wheat patent. sis5a5.lO; spring wheat
patent s5a525: DO. DO straight. SL65 . 81
roceipts. 1880 barrels: shipments 31,06 barrels
Wheat quiet. No. . spot. sL0O34di.Olla; Jan
uary. sLpOita1o1if: February. sl.Ol4 alOil2
March. s103fi; MaysfOi4eL0ilz: steamer No
red. g6tssNc.; receipts. $3.50 bushels; ship"
meuts. Ig3r2) bushels; stock l.t03ti4 bushels
sales l0I0l bushels Southern wheat quiet
Futz. 90c.esl03; longberry. g6c .mSlnh Corr
firm: mixed spot. tll6d5iilc.; Januarv, 5l@
SIC; February UaUiSc.; March. 5oa5rsc.
steamer mixed. f7i4RElc.. recelrts. l5A23 lush
els shipments. 1924 bushels; stock l.l% iI
bushels sales, Gll5 bushels. Southern corr
firm: white, 4sa5fc.; yellow. 4iailc. Oat
steady: No gwhifc Western 8sjslsc.; 70
red. Western. 8s.es1 &C.; receipts 1000 bushels
shipments. 1870 bushels: stock 1889 bushels
Eye firm: No. ., 9ic.