davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-22
Fore,s. Note. OF Real I..er....

hAnders spnet 'eiAviehord was Advertised for sale
in the Loadon newspapers two week. ago ths v.ndoy
oelnK Aresident OF hA'le'onsalis. Germany.
The British Volunteer forces. corresponding In Ger
tain points TO our National Guard numbered 3ie 500
smcisnts during last year. increase OF 1000 over
ies2' and 5000 over 1891
arrangements are said TO have been made with Mr..
Irving and Ams Patti for performance Of opera Al
the Lyesum at London during the coming sumner
with PAi'i As the star singer.
Aterbie rail az accident in which ATTAIN n.,.o,.
were ournsdto death occurred near sAmArA RussiAs
Two weeks ago passenger train collided with .
freight laden with petroleum Both we're wrecked
the petroleum caught nrs. and the two trains we're
almost entirely consumed.
Oh mas been struck in Somerset England. Com.
plant Was made about the water taken for drinking
purposes from spring and Investigation showed the
presence OF petroleum The discovery may have great
commercial Importance. and Investigations TO deter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-22
Investigation.

Since the day OF its appointment. the
LKxow committee has been engaged In a
vain search for a guide to New York. and
this fact should certainly commend 1t 10 the
considerable sympathy OF the public. Its
time has Teen wholly occupied In seeking a
legal adviser who might have some sum-
Gent personal grievance to redress. or
some political disappointment to retail
ate for. The majority OF the commit
tee. ignorant. by their own admission, OF
New York. Its people. its affairs. and their
administration. have been cropping about in
the endeavor to find some volunteer lawyer
who would conduct their investigation. some
disappointed office seeker. some irate re-
former. some snbittered politician, or some
notwithstanding attorney.
In certain quarters and by certain indi-
viduals the committee has been denounced
We see no good reason why this should be-
30. The committee. that is. the controlling
Republican end OF 1t, is made up OF five
legislators. each popular In his own neigh
borhOOd. A gentleman from Nyack, Rock
land county. Is the Chairman. He has four
Republican colleagues, from LockpOrt,
BiDghamton. Clyde. and Peekskill. Their
purpose Is first TO locate clearly. and then
Investigate the city OF New York The
proposition upon which they were selected
Was that the people OF New York have
neither the intelligence. public spirit.
knowledge. courage, nor aeumen 70 investi-
gate their own Affairs. uneaTth frauds aud
rascAlities in their administration. punish
delinquents. or find remedy for abuses. II
abuses exist.
Incapable OF taking, or reluctant to take.
such measures as are necessary. the people
Of the city are represented as turning 10
thsss bucolic Statesmen from Nyack. Clyde.
Psskskiu. and other osntrss u Intellectual
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-22
PLATA Talk to Hl. Lora.A,p.

To" Ns y. L7as REpHVIe
venerable and pom pous English Bishop
was having his portrait painted BY an emlnant
artist After sitting steady for an hour in
silence the ehurehI1an thought he would
break the lhohotohy WIN a remark;
To the establishment at the Bishop the
knight OF the palette absorbed in his work. re-
:, Move your bead little to the right and
Not being accustomed to such a form Of al
dress his lOTdship said:
MAY I ask why YOU address me in this
manners"
The artist. stlll absorbed In his work aid.
want to taks OF little ci your cheek
The Bishop collapsed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-22

The game warden. the State engineer.
the deputy hsh commissioner and other emil
nent Populists OF Colorado. are going to found
n cooperative Populist colony on the Ute res.
ervation. 1t Is hoped to Introduce mary
excellent reforms The day will be d.
vided into six hours. TO save time. and
two gills will make q busheL JERRY
SIMPSONS great financial discovery will be
used. and all supplies will be paid for with
drafts upon the sub-treasuries In the bowels
OF the earth Cormorants. Wall street sharks.
corporation blood-suekers. and money kings
will be imported as coolies to toll In the
beet sugar fields, while the Populist coll
onists are enjoying themselves at con-
ventions Chineh- bugs will be warned By
proclamations duly read and stuck up. to
keep away. Crops will have to produce some
thing eyery week. and small sum will be set
aside from the common store every m onth for
the maintenance OF the sane asylum
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-22
BRAZILIAN LOCATION. wAsH1NGroY. Feb. K


Block Signals on the D., l.. .nd w. n. n.
To THE EDITOR OF TIE SUS-Sir. notice
IN The Bun Of the 18th and 18th the state
mont that the Delaware. Lackawnnna and
Western Railroad has decided to adopt the
Hall system Of signals for about fifteen miles
OF its road.
Men familiar with the question OF block sig.
nails will be very much surprised at this Ex-
perience with various systems has induced
nearly all the other roads in the vicinity to
adopt other systems and for the one and all
sufficient reason that every other system uses
semarhoro signal instead OF the disk-in other
words position instead OF color. The Hall
system uses q colored disk encased In banjo
shaped case which has a glass in it in front OF
the colored disk to protect the delicate mech
ansm from the weather.
The very serious objection to n disk signal 10
that It IL not nearly so easily distinG ulshed as
n semaphore; that the absence OF the disk de-
notes safety. whereas IL IL the position OF the
absence; that the disk is not nearly SO easily
distinguished az the semaphore in foes, and
snow end Tss
covering the disk 10 almost certain to become
covered and show a white disk, and a clear
signal. no matter how the colored disk stands.
1t is very remarkable that this D.. L. and ".
Company should have. decided on this form
and f hads6 snf hrsn iS een
trail X. X. Of y. J., the Erie the Ions island and
tho New York. New Haven and Hartford rail-
roads have after very great deal OF investiGa-
and after the last named road. about five or
six years ago. deliberately took out the Hall
system and replaced it with the absolute lock
and block system between Mount Vernon. n.
T., and New Haven. The only reason that can
be given Ia that 1t is tn CHI eapest hut am con-
fdent that there Is not one disinterosted sig
nal engineer who would recommend a disk OF
any kind.
Why have the elevated railroads in Brook
Ign adopted the semaphore system instead of
the disk when tho latter has been in use many
years on the Manhattan elevated OF this cityP
There is little doubt that the decision OF the
d., l. and W. people TO use the Hall system is
solely due, to the cheapness OF that style OF
block. doubt whether Mr.. Hall could have
advised 1t. as he is Vice President Of the John
son Railway Signal Company. which company
put In the lock and block system on the busiest
portion OF the \. y. Central and could have
Just as easily supplied a system with the
semarhore. not signal in n glass case.
1t is very questionable whether the Hall sys.
tenn will answer the purpose on n section of
the road having the great amount Of traf,o
IL Is . so-called block system IL probably will
satisfy the passengers and-it is very cheap.
n.TIN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-22

As handsome man with side whiskers OF
surprising brillinnee and girth was passing
the equestrian statue Of Gen. JACKSON In
Washington about noon yesterday. the horse
part OF the statue plunged violently three
times and broke into an unmIstakable neigh.
terminating the strange performance with Q
hollow but distinct equine laugh.
Tho Hon. WASH HEsrNo. Postmaster OF Chi
cago. went on his way without turning. He Is
used to such tributes OF admiration. II 10 a
fact that during his visit to Washington every
statue in the city has been moro or less or ito
hasa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-22

and 10 facilitate the entrance of poor men
into Parliament. not even Mr.. GLADSTONE
will deny that the hour for its overthrow
has come. There will then DO but single
issue before the British nation, namely.
whether the whole machinery Of legislation
can be blocked by lot Of men representing
nobody except themselves. II. on that
issue. Mr.. GLADSTONE hesitates to go before
the country. he will doubtless request the
Liberals to choose younger and more
resolute commander.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-22

SAMUEL NELSON Of New York was ap-
pointed Justice OF the United States Supreme
Court in 1S45. and aimee that time New York
has had continuously q representative IN that
tribunal until Mr.. CLEVELAND went to Louisi-
ana for Judge for the New York circuit. The
first Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court OF the
United States was JOIN JAY. q New Yorker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-22
With The March number Of HarDsy,. M

With the March number Of HarDss's Masasins
eomea ITtby.' tneompArabiy charming Thsrs are
other artIess an the number: Hamilton ubson'. ~,
comes o. the Flo- IA illustrated a. Ony Gibssn can
igsirats sueh an sssAy; r 4 BoVEsrs Siss Tool q
descriptive " great Amsreah industry "a GEtiels b.
Dr. rEaaasA Aaa stAsE ssaiEealSHs ~ GstAsEs q ~
EssA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-22
sszslLIAS lFr1rRa
a cssrsstis- nro- His Ezeeuesey tss Br--
Siltss Ntutster.

To THE FDrToR OF TEE sux-Sir: Relying on
your deep sense Of justice. take the liberty Of
asking your permission to take exception TO
the assertion Of your editorial Of last sunday
In regard to the personality Of the Republican
candidate for the Presidency OF the United
States OF Brazil in the March elections
In your editorial. otherwise so full Of good
will. DR.. Prudente de Moraes is called a shut
fling politician and sharper" am sure that
you were acquainted with the high character
OF this distinguished Brazilian. you never
would use those expressions in reference to
him. know DIR. Prudente de Moraes from the
benches OF tho law college where We were both
graduated, and can assure you that no other
Brazilian has higher title to the recognition
OF his services to the Republican cause in that
country than the candidate which the Brazilian
Republican party has nominated. Uniting
utmost moderation ofviows when his doctrines
are carried into execution: learned. honest.
upright, straightforward and at the same time
always conciltatory, no other member OF the
higher ability than Prudente de Moraes. first
az Republican member Of the lower House OF
the Parliament during the last years Of tho
empire. atterward rs President Of the Consti-
present Constitution. and finally as presiding
ofIlcer OF the Federal Senate.
Nobody IA more fitted than that eminent
patriot TO heal the wounds which will he tho
consequences Of the present condition OF Affairs
Allow me 20 add that from all the -aualinca-
lions which You bestow upon me can only
accept one that Of being an ardent friend OF
the United States" Yours sincerely.
SALVADOR DE WENDoNCA
n TT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-22

To EpuoE THE sUz-STs Will you be 40 kind
decide bstt bets that bet gu an /" h.
eoTEseL bets between yVa and me-" u correct
OF eOurss 10 must be between you Gud me- Every
PT0n0un used subject TO proposition &c IN Toe
ObisctiVa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-22

The reason so many preachers Of the present
ds'oaH. a. T.. "a is
We had not been aware that so many preach
ers are chargsable with this fault II they are
they deserve to be exeoTiated. and DIR. OAR
WOOD was not too hard upon them last sunday
The word is perfectly proper. and IL conveys q
far more vivid impression to the mind than
any OF the substitutes for 1t. such as pan
demonium. the Internal regions. Torhet.
GehennA. sheOl. the inferno. the pit or the
realms OF Pluto. 1t often occurs In the Scrip
lures both in the Old Tesla ment and the New (.
aud it appears even In our translation OF Dsu-
tsTonomy. the author Of which book was be-
lieved to be Moses. until the higher critics
came out. Rabbi ISAAC NJ WISE says that the
Hebrew word which We translate into tho
Anglo-saIon word hell" has not the meaning
which We give to that word; and that neither
MOSES nor any Of the Prophets ever conceived
OF such place as DANTE aud MILTON have de-
serited but this 10 . philologieal question
upon which We must defer discussion. There
Is no doubt that the Greek word used 10 our
New Testament. as applicable to the abode OF
lost souls, possesses the Significance oTdi-
narily aseribed 10 1t: "In he'll he lifted up his
eyes. being in torments; he cried. and 1aid.
for am tormentsd In this fame" Luxe.
xvi. %. IA
II the apostles used the word. We do not see
why modern preachers should refrain from
using it The apostles were not afraid OF los
ing their places. They had heard the awful
word while sitting at the feet Of their Master.
The great Gulf and Interstate Railway
that vas TO oDen up the Granger country freq
Canada to Galveston. and to make Kansas As
prosperous as riches has had It's first sor-
row. A UOman amplOVad 4 tVna-
writer has brought suit for SID. the balance Of
her last month's salary. Is q gigantic enter
prise that talks about parallels aud msrldians
IS earslssslJ a. II thsy were cats ersdlsG 10
b bothered about = bsEgarly tI6f = thsEs
As patriotism u ToDSkAl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-22
~, sNss n ss 5. G.

II JADAM BEDE hasn't q national reputation
now. who has? He has an international
reputation. Thus the Lyons Nddspeaks Of NJ.
JEDAMxE BEDA. q savage Minnesota OF the
pure blood who has been named q Marshal OF
the States United by NJ CLEVELAND. One says
that the Marshal BEDA yet wears the trousers
OF birch bark; in the pstois OF Minnesota. these
themselves name the Pants" JADAM BEDE 10
much better known than the Venerable BEpE
was at his age
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-22
Drss Sasvs IN AIaIu..

iTo- D. Ta'tsIad OaHy Pes
hering operations in the Dead Diamond
section at the head waters Of the Androsco0
gin River are greatly retarded bY the mass ~
snow IN the woods. almost Eve feet on the
level making IL nersssary 10 do much .vorS,
with the shovel AnOtheT great storm vaGid
make II almost Impossible q work at all
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-22

man out West has been charged with
insanity for insisting that he 10 Gop One Of
these days some paranoiae gump will be get
ting 1t into his head that he is the King Of the
Cuckoos.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-22

JOSIAH QUINCY has made the Patent O6ic,
Gazette talked about No one else has been
able to do it
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-05

C1tras, oct ,spociali. son" hesitation today.
because - o.. yi, rs = h- wheat turned
strong IN the cash demand advanced almost L.. and
closed al. 10 ~ th~ 10Y. pecch"r opened Al 13Nc. sold
between - AMI 3.c closed 81 May closed 'l.c
,.f, Im Sales unl" t.-lay = about "l''"' 'u'h
.i-.-r wheat making ,',r 0".oo' tu"h f.r Tvs" day.
rl now. .amr t u' simultaneously with ih" is 'n"
ia ..fu ana ih. market started nri Kept 1908 h'l
Sos, lYfk a. ttllsf me hlkir' ifil~N
. o. .. ,.I I.n.r Brush grain nnrk"'r PRIMARY n'f
., r,..l.f. .sn hrh -"r1 bush joss il1n lN
t.f. goa. r,.r's only - ilr '-i r''" f'r
na ... ..t ,.nr S..t.nri r1fanr's made total ~
about rfN'', luth r. was predict 4 ~" ''s .H" -ipF!y
n.,f Midas would show nay small increase ''''".t
,-'", bush ~ nisht wheat "'~ strong 'H mo '"'"
, VAS fi .i, u,,,, thing or 're door AM lca th' al
ga, arl 5iD nal ,..ri 20 t"'. f'' strength was 80
,rsi lstf .l..f. ~ ,a-s Vh oriF 40 cars '-Nn 'ri
Friday. arl 30 uuueue! cash demand from h'in
Ei.f. U.ti.r~ 20 Peoria sent 'ii-fs h"i" ''l
....e lH.' sent nr~- T. WIS '-'imai"d iin ''''
.1'.p lirn = com were .I 500" tu@h % % o LIN
c. charter u,r" reported i'r l""""' 'NNn ''"'''
v.Inu IS. = Nft
oar. ,l.v-I rn rather reluctantly. thor" was ~ new
cash demand ,iI nlr- wing up D; th' october. May
,f.ad Nav ,Y.r" af .ltc. sid hc'w'"n 80 and "a,
anI closed - So. 'iis ""r" III cars I'D" estimate
TillA, l3p 'irs.
i,.l.ns ,ar, were exceedingly w"aR dropping g The
low ioint 900 (.f. Just hcflf. ih" clos, Noy rallied
-f, with pfa o. recovering about lllf th"r carly loss
JANUARY pork .I between So - and 81 y an rlnr
49, 81. -. Hard i"tw"'n g ~ AMI s. ~ "ni
c..ei Al 81 - 40" hogs he "silmat' ;or
friday was l>,'r Prices ~ tl" yards ""ir :" lower
fntk ~ cash ID" Generalization 4 ia" cotton
market is tie trouble with provisions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-05
CASH QUOTATIONS..
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Ncw-York. Octoher 4. lSg4.

York. October !. lN't'
COTTON There was net improvement IN PM'S .o1
day Of IL u points. with the closing zone S'' ,
tNi1 s,le- 100 500 bales. The fluctuations were PuI"
wide tho market al day. closing al ah' IN.
highest rric,s Mos the market news AT hahi va
~ buiiql character Liverpool showing net mp W.
"a . nonts presumably thu hrmness SHOWN
in The southern markets YESTERDAY eNpott"rs huYlnE VIZ
uncient freedom there absorb the oicrnfs ms s
M occurred before the opening OF the SEES ~
low rrccs heretofore ruling AID the quite Snhp iH
',tede operairs vino manifested more interest IN me
market than they have for months past me- -
much b,vinc for that account however hlhuuAn tnr
,ati,cs v those BUYERS combined with the Tree ID" ..S
,st ,.,rts from Eng concerning the dithcuity n
con France England. which ihul'ile u
t,ent II the trouble doubt mad ben"hclai m
t,cncc Ijverpoo fact. Liverpool SHOWS more p
s,,e mat the situation abroad is much more
was considerable buying early IN IN" 90? III
orleans account induced probably by the CONT nm
nnss in the interior spot market The fact una,
need for th.r everyday requirements is taken as GOO
au.urv for the future. English spinneis are fa,II h,
about taking spot and some au'horl
,,be from shows some iaIhhe On 81"
though it is generally thouFht the,I ,akiiss no,,@i
carly in day seemed he on me hqn".',i.h
considerable line cotton. when was U'us
depressed market early in inc wen. r.,
i9i 600 bales compared with 2tO,'.A bales the W.
yious ana 900 bales last year lteC'.pN az rs,
craans a.. morrow are estimated n 13Ou' baivS ahS
q 600 h,as last week g2O7 bales last year 'S d"
wcek q 955 bales last year. Receipts az M'hpns. -
baes against S13 bales last week Loo ua 'cre~a
rop conditions practically as heretofore ~ r',
l,eli,f helm. outcome OF the crop VIII ''''' ~
100000 bales .iostng hid. No
or-yous night and last follow; 49,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-05
o OOc bales -, ,,os,,g h,ds tho
oening range and close today ana ''oS'"s 0''' ''

M,rko, c.osed steady at II TO Il points ret aSrHi,
comparei with yesterdays cosing pic, Yrk 81,
80 ord last night officially rep it.
spot mark". s''a'H
upands o. mldding Gut g.. %;.vw VIZ ' sr5ss t.
compared with yesterdays c!os.g ~ CO, Uri,a,n
ceins 2 an, bales; Continent so ha.fe. Efet 49,
nias, ~, forwarded GgS bales. sairs 90 '.
42l bales. stock 1GG5l ta!rs lo'"'
rac.pts TO-DAY 20 So bales mus ,ii N ,@.pS i,i..
rxnorts today: Great Britain, .!!'n'' go,
grsnce 100 ha,es: Continent 90 bales nus IA,
week: Great Britain, 34.3os ba,eS; fTahJ|' '' ~
Contneni 30 $50 bales stock ic-ot ,,es u 600
haIes specuation and export %" '"i'9 go 49,.
"a C.si bales: receipts 12C0O bales American & ,,,
middIns uplands, l532l Fuiuf's M E,gSeI sro-
Ill Ola decinc cosel firm. 2-6ii}-"fH hs';''.
az ao5 November 32lb. NoNein ~
3"ib; December January. :2b; Janlar! 49,, III
Tahrl,ary March 324q}23 March AIril ,-" NPlta ''
Yarns IN sellers favor; cloths quiet but s'"1uY 1 r
roover,.nt f,- e week: kecep,S. -V'' mr. ~. 800
/. 600 bales since January l. l""'"P u 49,, nl ,,1
I55i 900 bales shipments 20 C"nil'ca1 V,,,- A. 1s,
i@os. continent 14Gro bales; last year, iI"' anu 'F'
bales respectively ..., .-l .tf.a,
COFFEE Tradi-g heavier han usual anu s
TO- The near months. During the mornins tn'I~ was
fair advance on buyng orders and mon 4 49, nm
realizing with little RAILS at ile g. - - - 90
Nominal FNrlluc" declined o. j. l-lp' Ir.''i
f'r Europe OoO stock. 5000 .at@. Mti.-'
weak Santcs weak al leo rcis decline (" ll,''l, E
% 00p bags; stock @59c'o bags no shipments .o'
septen1ler t. Europe. $4,000 bags sans s'lp"'r!.
80 ~ I'uiteI states, l2G0JJ bags i'amhGfb o'S.'~
Tor October 20 80. Noycmher IS. Decer ~ Jan
g. 20; February. * 10 Havrc sales ""', ':s~ m,
nrcns for october - - francs Novenh"r ~ w. D- -.
ts~ - IL January so February 30 harch, -
The worlds visible supply Il cote" Increased i' i
month 30 bag, and is 10" @"Z''4f bdf'' 10 81
contracts closed bary steady Al unc hai;I"i ID ~
noinfs advance. Sa,es were Zoo bags as i'..'"S go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-05

interest. there vigorous tnysrs price: I'D sd
closing highest price OF The day and at = to ne ne
net gain Whe not mueH S Ian1 h nse In the tone
of the market induced c,nsderabe c'hnfn , '" ic
sharp ne o0o0 bush No Chicago spring sold C. J. T.
d saD s ,or e.p'rt tserp A. The clos rel
quoted at 5 \ store ana c.Gvat3I NO cIer r@I' asei
oo IVA Of So No1;ec,n and ' No. and Ns 6 o o 'n
CoRT me opoa,n- y NE ON mark, sno%ri .at F c
covering by ;raeers en9 o. a. iI' .r
claineI BE- cue 70 tookads While oihe,' ", ,
the contrar W""heT dn@ 10 MocSaST ' n h pri
Gag ne fac j. ne interior m1.' gcE bos ben 5ny
M esG d day; las , Sr'E ana Jaw .
wear fal.rg IN in receipts. it is clam.l IS dge
To- ne dccn. in prices III, monh but iaS'ns i inio
rs cepar.i %h Wheat ard !, sens '' Si,'o on
hs - ~, orr , gr sl.rs II ne cash properly.
cash in Chicago il even now SC higher than iast
new crop aier he haiuai would he t, take
comparrd win las, year and cash whea, ilc bush
ang inc If c se no in 81 eS Sa n IT, u.h 6
movement might be expainri. 81 Louis Is at tn sam"
which relayty should he several below chicago
Late in ne Jay the statement that nyestiFation at
Chcago showed only 200 cars - 'orn on iTa' th@rr
ih,re ana al deliveries responded quite sharl ~ The
Of l,4Giasc. cash corn was very s,r ney ned Two
i in si5 "a Vas qoeG a, about go asked shippers
took load 5000 bush uncradod sol nj 30. &C.
livcrcd. .. .OATS-The market strong and active
opened ard scli w with few reactions closing
the hest PIE. 81 tho day and NJ sN9.c n; gair
The strength party due 70 sympathy with corn ana
wheat. but firmE"ss Of cash oats and rood dement,
helped the advance. while Their" appeared 10 b"
some lte outsid" speculative" interest. In
receipts lighter. showing small decrease
rcsl oHling time ias show li"oooo bush decrease
IL. four CCsh Were firm and fairly active
sales Included 5000 bush No . 1t 32i. Q32'.c 10000
bush canal AZ ;s}c 42"o hush NJ white al 3jH
3j:. ungrad.d white $4,000 bush }jI@9i.c; track
nigel. 5.c0o bush 33i.M3ic: .BARJEY- MaTke; steady
q unchanged prices. ~ Milwaukee. G016lisc: IN
graded Western. GoaG5c out II all tho snoie regard
ing the Russian barley shipments. il seems hat one
cargo IL actually for NcW-YO~k. the others
not having definitely ma,eria!ized MALT Market dull
and nominal Two-rcwed state 70Q12c sX-rowei. 1iN
SOC sEcDsA modern te;y active johh,ae :rnG"
from day =, day a, GNSG 40 per 100 N for Timothy and
cover. - 7jTS9 20
We give comparison the closing prices pre-