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The herald., 1893-10-08
TIE FAlR.
Preparations for the Display at TIL
Park.

Preparations for the Display at the
Park.
For the drst time in years the entire
display OF the Los Angeles industrial
fair will be given upon the same
grounds. The fair is given by the Dis
trict Agricultural Association No. 6,
and bids fair to exceed the previous
successful shows given by this organiza-
tion. 1t will be given at Agricultural
park for six days, beginning Monday,
October 10th.
The association has added new fea-
ture to the event this year in the erec-
tion of large pavilion at the park. At
the previous fairs the principal draw
back has bee the separation of the dis
plays, abe livestock having been quar-
tered at the fair grounds, while the hor-
ticultural display has been held at Haz-
ards pavilion, in the city, about three
miles from the main display. Realiz-
ing the mpracticability OF this system,
the district association has erected the
new pavilion at the fair grounds, and
now will present genuine old-time
county fair, where all of the best things
Of the county are shown and where the
people turn out to see them.
There are 81 classes eligible in the
premium list, including, besides the
usual displays of animals and poultry.
machinery, Implements, mechanical,
agricultural and dairy products, fruits,
wines, honey and nuts. There ia also q
fine arts department and department
for ladies and children.
All exhibits must be entered at the
Office OF the entry clerk by Monday,
October 10th, at IL o'clock, noon, in or
der that they may be arranged in their
departments and in readiness for exam
ination by the judges.
All those desiring any further infor-
nation can obtain it by calling upon or
writing to the secretary, L. Thorne, No.
1071s North Spring street.
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IMMoRTALITY OF THE SOUL.

Lecture Tonight by b. A. O. stephens
in Forester Hall.
This evening B. A. @. Stephens, the
well-known local journalist, will deliver
lecture by invitation before the First
Spiritualist society of Los Angeles on
the Immortality of the Soul. Mr.. Ste
phens claims that the science of hypno-
tism is the open door through which
glimpses of Immortality may be had !;
or, in other words, that it demonstrates
the fact OF immortal life. Capt. w.
Wingett will follow the lecture with ex-
hibitions Of hypnotic power, illustrative
Of the central thought Of the discourse.
The lecture will be given in Forester's 8
hall. 1071s West Main street. at 1880
O'Clock.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HoLLENBEcK.

W. D. Mitchell, james Smith, j. v. Harmon
city; B. s: Hubbard. s. r. Newbauer, W. +.
Holden, P. L Strong H. o. Boyd. N. G. Far
mum, San Francisco; j. M. Stewart, b. 4.
Richie. H. 7. Adams, Chicago; l. Hauser st.
Louis; .. 0ppenheimer, Phiiadelphia: Z. Tay-
lor, Oakland; Il. v. Price, St. Joseph; Mr.. and
Mrs. y. 2. True, Moreno M. Epstein, New
York T. Il. Metcalf, NJ. r. Thorp San Diego;
G. M. Franks, Baltimore; H. P. Jones, North
Carolina; Miss M. Watson, o. J. Fearons, Kan
ssa City: Raron and Reronne Atzel, Budapest,
Hungary. ~ : 4
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BILL SYKES.

He IL Charged with Breaking China
mans Face.
A youthful negro, rejoicing in the ap-
propriate name of Bill Sykes. was ar.
rested yesterday by Officer Talamantea.
Some days ago Bill paid his respects to
the Geary law by hurting large stone
at passing Chinaman.
The missile broke the Celestials nose
and otherwise spoiled his appearance.
Bill escaped arrest until yesterday.
when he was arrested and booked for
battery.
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County Eduoational Association.

OVuuCy NuuuhtIOhkI AaaOc1atfOns
The next regular meeting of the Los
Angeles County Educational association
will be held ct the high school building,
In the city OF Los Angeles, Saturday,
October IA, 1898, beginning promptly at
10 O'Clock q. m. The programme will
be as follows:
Reading Of minutes and report of
treasurer.
Paper. The Best Teacher in the County
and What he Thinks Of Us-C. M. Drake,
Long Beach.
Disc ussion.
Physical Training-C. J. Rohde. Los
Angeles.
Annual election OF officers.
weak stomach strengthened BY Bsschsm's
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Worlds Fair Columbian Edition Illus
trated Herald.
This beautiful publication, printed on
the finest book paper, ID now on sale by
all the newsdeaIers and at the HERALD
business office. 1t contains 48 pages of
information about Southern California
and over 30 illustrations. As publica-
ton to send to eastern friends it has
never been equalled. Price 10 cents in
wrappers.
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Our Home Brew.

Maier q Zobeleln's lager, fresh from the
brewery, on dreught In all the principal sa-
Ohice and brewery, 4l& Also street. Tefs-
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EN-Keep away--or buy only the purest
liquors.
DROADWAY 120 S-The Ofice-A nice,
ID quiet retreat; best wines, liquors and
cigars. JNO. GRIMM.
THIRST 214 W.--Laurel Palace-The purest
Il liquors always in stock. McGlNNlS d
BASTER.
r os ANGELES, COR. CoMMERCIALr--Ho Hotel
IL de Europe-Keep fine liquors.; call and
get acquainted.
CPRING, 115 S.-Fine old Taylor or Nc
- Brayer whisky at Fountain saloon; tele-
phone 396.
CPRING, 1853 S.-Joe Arnold = Choicest
986
CPRING, 623 ST. viole & Co.-Best wines
- and liquors; family trade only; tel PIG
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Itching Aching Pilss-Hall's Cream salvs
VIII give immediate relief and IL positive
cure. 25c and 60c. on q Vau9hn's drug store,
Fourth and Spring streets,
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Poison Onk-Hall's Cream salve
Will give immediate relief and cure in "a
hours zoe and 60c Off & Vaughn'a drug
store. Fourth and Spring stseets.
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HUNSAKER & GOODRICH, LAWYERS,
i l. rooms 103 and 1O4 Phillips block, corner
Spring and Franklin streets. Telephone, 112O.
rs IL
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ID J. ADCOCK, ATT ORNEY; SPECIAL AT
IN. tention given to the settlement of estates.
lis West First st. 4-6tf
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A GOODRICH, LAWYER, 124 DEARBORN
fAs street, Chicago, Ill. 20years' experience;
Goodrich on Divorce, with laws of all states. in
press. Cd If
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LODGING HOUSES FOR SALE.


BROADWAY, 127 Sour bargains in fur;
IL nished lodging houses: 26 rooms, $500
~ rooms. $500 40 rooms, $1,000; 81 rooms,
S17OO; IA rooms, $4,000; 35 rooms, $1100; Is
rooms $500; we make speciality of business
chances. H. P. ERNST g. CO., 127 So. Broad
way.
rTNHIRD, NEAR MAIN-24-room house, CEN
Il trail location, $1,000, or would exchange
for house and lot close in. Address Lodging
House" this office.
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N X. TRAsK, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Full
ls ton block zO7 New High street, Los AM
geles. l-16 If
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BATHS.

NFAIN, $50 S.-The HaIamam baths; open
night.
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DINING PARLoRs.

DROADWAY, 614 s--Columbia Dining Par
ID lors-Meals 25c; chicken dinners Sundays
]. r. FLET Gil Err, Prop.
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RUBBER STAMPS.


JIIRST, 22A W.--Los Angeles Rubber Stamp
I Co.-Seals, brass stencils and metal en-
gravers.
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ATTORNEYa.


Jay E. HUNTER, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
- Bryson. Bonebrake block. Telephone 52S.
Practices in all the courts, state and federal
7-lt
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'ction of officers.

~. Weak stomach strengthened By Bssoh.m's
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EXCURSIONS.

XNM POLLARD, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
w room Allen block, Temple and Spring
streets. 2-21 tt
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NINE. DU BARRY'S Wrinkle Cream and
NI Balm-Substitute for soap; will soften
and beautify the complexion. Sold at 1853 S.
Spring St. near Fourth.
MRS. WHEELER, clairvoyant writing and
lNl test medium; magnetic healer. Colum-
bia Hotel, 612 Broadway, Room u.
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FEMALE HELP.

FEMALE HELP.
IILL, 634 S.-wanted ladies to learn cutting
III and fitting the celebrated Columbian sys-
tenn. Price $5.
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Mr.. J. A. Muir. superintendent Of the
Southern Panific at Los Angeles, paid
visit to Fourth and Townsend streets
during the week. TAMMANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
vrrBon,s7s TO PROTEST TO TIE PRESIDENT.

The weekly meeting of the Methodist preachers
held Yesterday morning in the assembly room IL 'ne
Methodist Book Concern Building, placed l'seli ""
record as utterly opposed to the methoos Oh 'he
poran Catholic Church in endeavoring to convert
American institutions into sectarian establishments
After much warm discussion, the meeting which
was an exceedingly large one. appointed com,
r,ittee of two to protest to President CieVeiahu
against the demand of members OF the iNo'',a "a"
~,hol,. C,hurch for the removal Of the Rev Dr.
daniel Dorchester from his place as Superlh.siIel
of Indian schools secretary 1o kt o 10 resiSn
The meeting was so informed by the minister n ihc
Dorchester is a Protestant Episcopalian, anu the
demsnd Is made 1t is said. on sectarlan grounus
The Roman Catholic Church Is further saa' h hf
heretofore been working secretly against NM nv
has now shown It's hand in opposing a man WIZ
has always granted to them unusual prvnes ga
mr. Dorchester has efficient, generous anu
Impartial officer and the committee which Shesss
If the Rev j. W. A. Dodge pastor or the Cn.i,ses
Methodist Church: the secretary OF the ne p
ana the Rev. DR. Sanford Hunt VIII urge ,he ,vsng
dent not 10 stain his Administration py pia''"s
into the hands of any particular denomination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
EI,ROpoAN RRODTCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, Dec IS. S:45 p. m.-Beef in moderate l
demand: extra India mess firm at ll2s 6d; prnr
mess steady at SIS Sd. Pork in poor demand; prime
mess Western, fine, cay at SOS; do Western me
dunn easy at 6ss 81. Hams in poor demand: snort
demand; Cumberland cut about % to 80 ID. easy
nj AS: long. clear mddies, about 10 10. easy a.
Al AS Shoulders, about y to Is ID, steady at 3ss
Cheese in moderate demand: American fnest whise
prime city dull 2ss: Spirits Of turpenn s in nod mod
noo rehned steady at POS 30. Rosin in fair de-
nand: common firm at IS 90. Lard-Spot y, IN poor
demand: futures-no;hing Offering; prime western
spot easy at as Wheat In poor demand; NO 2
red winter. steady at IS ID; No red spring steany
at - SID Flour in poor demand; st. Louis fancy
winter dull at 6s Cd. Corn-Spot In fair demand;
futures in moderate demand; mixed Western spos
firm al Is 3od; December firm at Is 3hd; January
steady at IS I'D for new February steady al
IS l$.d for new Hops at London-Pacinc e., Co as
In moderate demand Receipts OF wheat Tor tnc
last week from Atlantic ports, l5io BUSH from
Pacific ports IS co bush. from other sources, 45Wo
hush Receipts OF American corn for the last week,
D. tn1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19

Transferable orders Issued az 700 Hcw't "a sp'
sales TO-DAY and last neht For ,o, m,rset
dUIi. mddIing upiands 715l0si middllhg Haii 80,
which Is ii6c lower compared WITH Ss,ui & pa
Spot cotton-rhe market ir sp2t cc''"n laSSlnc Guf
Uitdiinc a, which grides other than nlo1ihg my ~
delivered on contract Fair. &c on no1c"S loc on
,rct e,"I riddling 3lJc OF low middllne fioc on
,rct Good ofdjrary l3-1Gc OF; good ora mary 70 ~
good niddling tnaed even stics nhl ,n & nlddilng
,tane1 20.3yc OIL low nhGdng staih.u o,1 n,ic. eS
T"tk net receipts 1916 bales; gltes. oV'' e'oe
,o,t tont,ncn 9jl bales France G3 bales ioi o'
100 S2y bales. Liverpool cablos-SpS eo.Nh ~ a 900
mand freely met piicss uncaanged' s%e, .,mrrlsnn
bales speculation ad % sS l9n b, American 90
H1alcs. mddlnr AID Futures opened staay o't oa
,"ar'ate at from unchanged to 2Gid adyah.. so
STEADY at from l.64o26d net az ancN fh"Anay tlis
X5ril.N Nav Asa IiO: MayJune 4l7h; Ju,Juss, IN ~
,Iv August 400 42i december. 4l2-i Deccmoc'-'"
cOFFEF-1hc coffee market at New DIRK opened naf"W
,osdv with the lids on tic first Csl aywhef. nom Wv,
changed 90 points lower a, cphlafe' tI VI. aret
were only 1850 aes. and they shovel decline o. a69
ronts Up 70 p. the sales had fcachM ony =, e 20
bag nc IA saISoS and May AZ 555 The early de-
% nas due 10 selling by sone loca. longs III thc a.
sencc OF any buying support Thor was 10 tsc and
,hno ike rush OF orders might easily turn tne mhrcb
az an "r Down &c The European adNices nads no pau
ular impression the market a, =, ~ hehr' AID
,,.,n,uro from hanged to Il lower me news nun
isany was equally featurcless showing sWaAy
at o the basis Of u, 'yo c 10 600 bags CLEARED
snm Ro Decembr 10 S6O laes Dc santos MAKE
ro,n a. adv NJ - D ~ for good aV rag f'ccp
7,oOo pags .nJ Unchanged 10 10 points higher.
S'pe s.les wcra 500 bags, a. follows: re.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Dec. IS CSpecaD.-Wheat holders to-day
were overwhelmed by the statistics Prices dropped
over cent and closed at the bottom May opened
at 67h sold betwe,s 675t and 6ez. and closed at
es,klGsx cents. The visible supply Increased
l.3so0O; the trade Saturday predicted decrease.
The local stock Of w:eat increased 100000 bushels
Export clearances, wheat and -four. were not much
over 10000 bushels The selling of the day was the
abandonment on long lines. The Northwestern cars
were $4,000 against 1880 bushels for the same day
last year. New-York was liquidating.
Corn was fully as weak as wheat. May opened
at S%. sold between 3S% and 1874, and closed AZ
1874 cents The receipts, 6l2 cars. 200 over the
estimate The prediction for TUESDAY was $50 cars
The local stock increased 100000 bushels. Receivers
and shippers were all sellers. restoration OF the
cut rates from the Mississippi River Will they say
Increase receipts at this point. Holders OF oats,
who had been hanging on. let go to-day. The price
broke z cent. May sold from ;of to Soh. and closed
at 50Al30h cents.
Provisions were very weak. At the close pork
showed loss OF 30 cents barrel lard Of 20 cents
hundred and ribs Of IL cents a hundred. English
cables were lower. There were 5000 hogs; the es-
Innate for Tuesday was 1900.
- May corn were ssx; calls, ssQssh cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19

lsS'c o 40 sSG ychsan sioc chickens WESTERN
DISH fowls jersey SMUg 7se rhsSco, and
fowls Western, Infeslor 4dOc u umd na oia
do Western, Per II. Ouloc' ,
1T. OF California blue quail arriving rom the South
west meet ttc favor ana pave 70 . ast
Mi d.sss :, aGy Rad bits S, ana G M rpy Per "V a
s aa pi a Sn E seq r t 90 pna Pr ras
soc Q"a fresh Per do7ci - SS"i e 80 81 Sgn w.
ei ia' p52ei per aom 81 5Sasi 3 ovcr per
Gosco -Iefi = sud snre les do1el %G Vsii wa
40a7sc teal a1d5oc; 90 conya pr pr .,Gg %
ianL cr ir qaas DO asS' pc, pat pa 1897 no. to,
gu bet held steady. ofeh m15nlns In Sood y ana
and nri. few fancy hns!i.h m gnnm, a cvr1 WIZ,
Scotch, but common GRADS OF tn.I'h ana I'm Wy r
sale sweet Totai0c, dull. Tut les' pi'mV W'' 1,
firm t9ullnowers s.rcr: fancy 81 ~ iull prices but
Ioor qualities accumulate and ar oi'ri low. NORFOLK
iale and spinach plenty. Ia ecy below prime oai ana
&c ana receipts h soF low pr M ana e. n v"
ggpant, yer, dun Tom t"c slow uh o., 81 y y J.
10 state per 1870 b. II 501;2 II; DO Jersey per sO TO- 10
ish, mignum. pr iaE 81 Ccdsio(; p
G y"G ,n d. . . sne Other H." Per - pS o
- ~ - onions-Chc-tcr rcd pca bb. Fl 5oasl r2
yellow. Ter III ~, 500. g. do Ea,tGrl wbite 20"
yer bhl - 50asl - do State and western yeo% = 90
abbage New,crsey aud I.one siana FER lo0 s-1g, 81
90 sce m gs III la 6.rd pr bM 1 Il X d, marrow
per bbl 81 ,5dsl 30. Turnips. Canadian Ryssan p,
er Si ons isa INC Ier dozen bun hes s Beans
FCTG per ga' y S tn ss 'p to'' cr
spinach Norfolk. per Dbl J0a - Nae Norfolk, p y
81 % @ FLORIDA F SsI crate Ter p ,5as a' i9s
plants Florida, per is-bbl box, 81 5Oas2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COTToN-The cotton market opened barely steady IN
tone with prices from uncs" a % s ia.cr there
1as ap ,n 1872 mail Ds Hs dy nEt at
10 s points net decline compared WITH SATURDAY neur
70 @tte- class Of cable Intelligence than had been looke
io Inc subs 'quent reaction va gnasF ' noipc 70 a
total of $50 900 bales the week against Us ~, ba,
for corresponding week last year Inc upWarI n, r
tina; ''Bladsree' would next Thursday POINT TO small
CROP dspG0ph s 70 Ns The %0 ma SsN the
SSSn' me ESS ne Sass' wS eSoa y
ocinons were more or unsettled regarding ;ho hl,s
q the market and VITA brace Of hoass a, ~, h@ room
traders was 10 avoid ventures and lt1udate oa
counts There was 1t Title Susd peiS ha on Psata
cablss canod ths manufastur.s, ar S g large bns
IN England and tina, M.nsAo sS for further decline
owing large movement oil cotton IN y rr China
india n 4sa. oGn .a ' s
ac,er who buys tho vain Therefor WIEN the . G n.
the h. sS1 %ly into o. an Oas
so sSs HIM MHG and III ,Ss VII.
hs %srss: and not S ss m %o1ember 50 the
entire spanS1 to 'osf Sir a me %sSe
against weekly consumption in Great Britain OF oVVSo
bales Il y dangerous game 70 be- e pushing this cotton
into sigh. daily and wek which thus far has o6 A. tSe
the higher estimate When we on ' e one hand we
have daily reliable information from ne cotton belt Una
the crop ouch .sa sSeF H % 'a the People Who
being 600 10 5000 ooo are uoe VINO moH. 10 DC
bipd ou. from the invisible towns and plantations ~ -
cuGivaled. TO saying that me eou,harn p What they
,ssyns or being % sseh ao and psntao We
simply rely upon our own correspondence hnD we Know
10 90 al ss nsny sunceny well TO b. satisfied thSt
they giving US OF tsss cling to the belief that Mr.
SS ana his asocaes entirely WRONG on ,ns d
,ioh nd follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
THE STATE or TRADE.

81 sjas is do extra .5dS. -; family, ~ oOd:3 ri
winter wheat patent - 4OdS3 IS; sprn2 DO, 33oD
81 % do straight 20 5Ods3 75 sales 400 bbls Mheas
,teadv No red spot and December 0ioo?e Ssh"a,y
}3a5e Nay 6ash .a s.sa'g 900 bush milling
Wheat by sample 6odj8c Cora easy mixed spot, 42stg
3,: new and old December. 4.i.di-Hc; January, 4ltG
Zee; February, I7sal2iec; May 44ac bid steamer
mixed ilsc bid stock. OOO,iI3 bush sales 2o .cy
nsh white cora. by sample; 1915; yellow a., s aor
~ . mixcd western &c asked: stock ~ SIS bush:
ave dill: No . .2c stock. iiJ1 bush Hay .teaay;
GOOD TO h ice timothy, ia 50as" so. Grain IRE sb1
lctivc with rates sJaady steam TO Liverpool per BUSH
id asked ork for orders per quarter, 3sdts 3D. Cot
MD uing re. PIOvso1s quiet; mess PORK, SO buik
nol... loose shoulders 1'c long clear &c clear RIG
sides Sc: sGcarrdcklca shoulders 7'.c; suear-cursd
.moked shoulder hams. llHc: lard, refined, vtc:
Butter firm Creamery flncy, zoe d. far T. choice ZoS
re: do imitation. 2id25c laie fancy. 22c; good 70
boice Ieo1Oc: rolls fine. 2Ia2lc: do fair TO good,
lgi50c packet IGal7c. Other articles unchanged
Boston Dec. lS.-Markets quiet.
Buffalo Dec. ls.-Spring wheat market lower, demand
,ar al the decline. Sales, n NO hard 1ledL2ac;
10 900 bush do, Tie; ears No Northern. Iid71sei
10000 bush do, zoe; 1900 bush No L Northern OLD
from Chicago: 75e closing sing, No %n, hard Ie No
com 40la ale; No corn i0oioiac track and store
oats easy. Sales, cars No white. 3tsu4tc track;
cars do Babe store 3 cars No white SSta552c
barley steady choice to fancy Western; G0dJ5c lower
srade,, 45d55c; State 6jd72c. Rye dull No g oSc
asked Flour dull but irm best spring Tidr ~;
winter etraight SO 25ds3 81. Rye Hour - goa - 49,
Mil feed nrm fair demand, unchanged.
Chicago Dec. 1s.-The leading futures ranged as H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19

DD HoHY Y'eA w,I %assG quiet ssss wer 2c
sassmore. - 10 southern whit. in bag. 81 l5dtl o.
BAG MEAL-Cu.et. Quotations: Fine white, : %
Market steady Quotations OF Western carIot ION 7'2e
soc Cob - GSOc SON. sOdsjc loom, S5d90c Sharp
95eGsl cs feed continues moderately active at sOls2c
II 20 oil meal, ~ i0a$l l2a
GRAIN-WITEAT-The action OF wheat prices TO-DAY
was aeain unsatisfactory fOm the bull standpoint IN
y S f"e' there "Sa! p 5@s s~' NO Sad
Sg 'e anon, ns ora 9ame in prices Tn ea, @
i at Che decline There was some talk carly ao9n.
Chicago advlccs asserted there correction
pat"d, ;Id private eabl. dun and hcl,y. There
Sone ak ABOUT the movement at The interior ana oo
s noM % & o%ns to n o, lrn ps, at MIME wnrc
oRy $50 ears ss at n" two POINTS IN hs which
was 500 cars short OF the arrivals on the .Iondins
crease than expected the gain amounting to - 900 bush
IS ss oc bush last year and 40 800 cSo bush tao year.
rcnr2, "ara Vein te eI and n ~a 9 snr ,f T
local account market closed weak the lowest prizes
III n, g p Ha Of S S Gs' RI seemed o Se ceiling
ttlc demnd EXCEPTING small quantity to covr short,
nre was !c az d9o ' cash aa and q" anne ,c
soTe Dee'mb'r ccseG CO., 44c under May store
aaCat Nav closed 7la.c 80 northern spring 1e under
ii ' 80 hart sminG 1000 Ga,i Itc over May
GgS 10 odo NCse 900 bush 5s Ssive,rS S
Produce ENcharae viii be closed saturday. the vote
saESsrade e' ' Ts' qa today piss
also selling the disappointing receipts. the
arrivals Chicago nearly 100 In excess OF
The estimate. The adyices from the West were that
roads predicting large Increases ~ receipts o.
corn on account OF te -hail, ueIhhr Mhl'n .au
@lri I'ceh'{ ior ,aia 70 U'a % ~, 600 hnsh In tS
Vh ,tpP VI ,l' y" ns,lo haa j.c ou,,. ,,.nernily
Nlsine supl nrvv .eus,iS i a,Dsdr,iIe s,ing nv
oveu' f Tu .rc, - fbe usual eycnne un FOR the cnd
ridof> Inc eieVt 81 inv u,"" ~, -, - oniv ~
OF ue year lhe "nu"i s.' 80 coo,,piv hos its In
spctua"ls nut VI ah ., ~ ,r,,cp Vro,c nronornced
nuence on corn, q houth 10 mu,h ,notc h"n -;
extent on wheat ana ms .,'hlnE.up I'm ~ H.
quite important influence VI W. los @ ~. 49,, az.
corn thcf, was iitc u nV',' ,,, ,r,ces declined
II, enc sS"rgiv closng AZ Use net decline compared
IatncI S,,-da. INC selling seemed 20 have