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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-08
SENATE'S TARIFF IDEAS.
Finance Committee Completes Its
Work on the Tariff Bill.
Sugar Has Graded Tex Lumber free-Lead
Col and Whiskey Taxed.

WASHINGTON, March THE Demo-
cratic members of the Senate finance COM
mitee repaired to the committee room as
.oon as the skirmish in the Senate over the
Bland bill, this afternoon, was ended, and
applied themselves to the consideration Cf
the tsr # bill. VOORHEES, left at o'clock,
and Vest, Jones, Mcpherson and Harris re-
NAMED and ordered their dinner sent to the
Committee room, it being their intention to
remain in session tonight as long as it might
become necessary to complete the bill and
send it to the printicg Office. Orders were
'ent to the government printing office to
rave force On hand ready to take the copy
Is soon as it was sent, and have the bill
printed in time to lay before the full COM
mittee tomorrow morning.
About 5 O'clock Voorhees, issued notices
for meeting of the full committee tomor-
-ow morning at IL. After the committee
had taken dinner the only open question
refore them was the sugar schedule, and
his was promptly disposed of. The COM
nittee adjourned at As, at which timc the
. II was sent to the public printer.
II is understood that a rate of one cent
pound is fixed on raw sugar testing IS
legrees by polaeizcopic test, graded up by
ttkECte, fO tIdl uutu sugar bd'C q
iuty of about one-eighth less than the re-
liners ask. There is a report to the effect
hat whiskey is not to have the tax raised
beyond the figure fixed by the House, but
The bonded period is fixed at five instead Of
three years. 1t was stated late tonight that
the tax was increased to $l.l0 and the
bonded period left untouched.
Lead ore is restored to the dutiable list
md lead products will be given duty of 25
per cent ad valorem. Lumber remains on
he free list. Coal is put at 40 cents ton,
although as the committee was almost COM
pleting the work, proposition was made to
give coal so cents, and the final print of the
bill may show that this was done. The
duty on iron ore is made 35 cents ton.
When the bill is laid before the full
committee, tomorrow morning it will be
made public. The completed bill was not
submitted to the conservatives" 1t was
rumored about the capitol, today, that ceT-
tain Democratic Senators would attempt to
defeat the bill unless the committee came
to their terms. The fact that tie committee
failed to submit the bill to them, or grant
the maximum of concessions, is taken as a
declaration that if these gentlemen want
more they must go to the Senate for it..
The income tax remains part of the bill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-08
GLADSTONE I'LL.
Nothing Serious Is Feared
A Bad Cold.
McCarthyjtes 0enourcing Leader f1r
membership Atti ude,
Battle Between British ana Portuguese Forces
on the zambesi, Africa.

LONDON, March Mr.. Gladstone was
reported late this afternoon to Re very
much better. An official bulletin SAYS
nothing of the silment, except that he is
suffering from hoarseness. There were u
number of callers at the ex- -premier's house
today, among them Lord Rosebery and Mr..
Asqpilh, home secretary.
Mr.. Gladstone was to have been present
at the dinner to be given this
evening by the Duke Of York,
but Mrs. Gladstone this afternoon
sent letter Of regret on behalf Of her bus-
band. adding that she would attend the din
ner if the improvement in Mr.. Gladstones
condition continued.
The announcement is made Off tally that
Herbert Gladstone will succeed George J.
Shaw-Lefevre as first commissioner of
works in Roseberrys cabinet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-08
1RoY's MURDER.
The Prisoners Held to Await the Cor
oner's Jury's Verdict.
The Fourth Victim Discovered Ross
Will Recover.

Troy, N. Y, March 7.-John Fl. 3D.
land, who surrendered himself to the police
yesterday when it was learned that the
police were looking for him in connection
with the homicide in the 18th ward cleo
ton battle, was in the police court today
Magistrate Donshue stated that, as the
coroner's jury had an Investigation relative
to the tragedy in hand, he would adjourn
all proceedings in the police court until
after the coroner's jury rendered verdict.
Boland was remanded to Jail until Tuesday
next.
Counsel for Bat" Shea, the alleged re-
peater, whose firing is said to have precipi-
tated the troable, stated that Shea, wto was
arrested last night, was badly injured from
bullet wound received in the fight and
could not be removed from the Jail. His
case was also continued until after the cor
oner's jury pass upon the matter.
Chief Detective Markham swore out a
warrant charging Shea and Boland with
murder in the first degree. After the trag-
edy yesterday Shea was driven to the poll
ing place in the ward in which the shooting
occurred and voted. After this he was al
large three hours and was not taken into
castody until he presented himself at police
headquarters.
The police discovered, late yesterday at
ternoon, that fourth man was shot in the
riot in the 18th Ward. He is John Nc
Geough. said to have been a companion of
Shea. He was shot in the lung, the bullet
lodging in the back, near the spine. The
police say he will be charged with murder
in the first degree in causing the death of
Robert Ross.
VIM. Ross, brother of Robert, is i'm
proving, and it is thought that he will re-
cover"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-08
SMALLPOX Ar BROOKLYN.
Dangerous Outbreak in ThickIy Settled Section
The Premises Quaran,ined.

BROOKLYN, March IA dangerous out
break of .mail-pox is reported from AZ Un-
derhill avenue, this city. Seven persons
stricken with the disease were removed to
the hospital for contagious diseases, at
Fiatbusb, last night, and the premises
thoroughly fumigated and quarantined. 1t
is feared that persons living in the vicinity
aill be stricken, as the section is thickly
populated.
Six cases of smallpox were reported at
the New York bureau of contagious diseases
today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-08
MRS. McKANE VERY ILL.
Fear lha, News Of Htr Husbands Conviction
May Cause Her Death.

BRooKLrN. March George n. Nc
Kane. son of John Y. McKsne, today said
My mother is in very critical condi'ion.
She is suffering under the most awful sus-
pense. None of us have had the courage
to tell her the real truth. She knows that
father is in great trouble and continually
AXIS why he doesn't come to her or Why be
hasn't written. DIR. Hill is afraid that if
she should know that lie is wearing the
stripes of a convict at Sing Sing prison she
would die before we had finished telling
the awful story.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-08
MCCARTHY IN TROUBLE.
His Party Dissatisfied with Mis- Course on
Change Of Prsmiers.

LONDON, March 7.-Some leading men,
bers of the Irish (McCartbyite) party in
Parliament are denounciDg Justin McCar-
thy, their leader, for the attitude he assumed
in regard to the succession of Lord Rose
berry to the premiership. The movement
has not reached stage threatening revolt,
but Mr.. McCarthy's position is character
lied as one displaying bad judgment and
lack of stability.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-08
Facts Worth knowing.

In all diseases of the nasal mucous mem
brane the remedy used must be non-irritat-
ing. Nothing satisfactory can be accom-
plished with douches, snuffs, powders CT
astrinsents, because they are irritsting, do
not thoroughly reach the affected surfaces
and should be abandoned as worse than
failures. a multitude Of persons who had
for years borne all the worry and pain that
cat ,rrh can ilfiict testify to radical and per-
manent cures wrought by E'y's Cream
Balm. Your druggist ha, it.
feb26eod&Y2ws
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-08
BRECKENRIDGE vs.. POLLARD.
the Case for Breach Of Promise to Open At
washington. To-day.

WASHINGTON, March THE trial of the
suit sg.inst Congressman VIM. c. r.
Breckinridge of Kentucky, by Madeline v.
Pollard, for breach of promise, and in
which is involved chsrEe of seduction,
will begin tomorrow morning in tits city.
Marshal Wilson has asked the Judges OF
the district supreme court, to allow the
largest court room in thsir Jurisdiction to
be used. ard the request will be granted.
This chamber, known as the criminal court
room No. l., was used for the trial OF
Guiteau.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-08

Persons exposed to the night air, whether
seeking pleasure or pursuing the ordinary
business avoc atoms of life, should not fail
to keep a bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup,
the great cough cure, on their dressing
tables and take spoonful before retiring
to bed. Many distressing dangerous cold
may thereby be cut of.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-08
Prince Of Wales Ou, in Bad weather.

MARsErLLEs, March THE Prince of
Wales started for Cannes today on board
his cutter, the britannia. The wind was
blowing gale and the sea running high,
causing seafaTing men to express doubt as
to the wisdom of putting out under such
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-08
sri,i.h Sailors Landed at RIe~ii.'ds.

WASHINGTON, March The secretary
If state received despatch from Minister
Rsker. Nicaragus, today, stating that
Rraida. the American consul at Gseytown,
..norted that so men had been landed
f.nn British ship to preserve order al
R,ax fields. The secretary does not attach
any particular imp ,rtance 10 the matter
and will take no action untilS further de-
tails are obtained.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-08

Sloop May F. Duryea was picked up off
Rockaway point, N. Y, Wednesday, with
Captrin Duryea dead in a pool of blood,
evidently murdered. Joseph Matthews.
the other occupant of the sloop, went
ashore and said Duyyea was accidentally
killed. lie has disappeared.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-08

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria-
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss. she efung to Castoria
When she had Children, she esve them CastoriA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-08
xschias River Open to Navigation.

MAcHIAs, March The Machias river
is open to navigation, the ice haying left
today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-08
Carter Adjudsed a Criminal luna.ic.

LONDON, March 7.-Wyndham Carter,
the crank arraigned in the Bow street po-
lice station, February IL, CHARGE with hav-
ing menaced the life Of the Queen, today
was adjudged criminal lunatic.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-08
BUILDING COLLAPSED.
one Man Killed and Four Oih'rs Badly Blu
Not Seriously Injured.

SroSEuAM. Mass, March The new
Durkee building, in process Of construction
on Main street, fell with crash at 8 10 r
nj. this evening, causing the death OF Ma
than Loud, ~ years, and inJuring four
others. none seriously.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-08
Senator BIanchar from Louisiana.

NEW ORLEANS, March 7.-Congressman
NJ. C.. Blanchard has been appointed United
States senator by Governor Foster to fill
the unexpired term of Senator White until
the Legislature meets in May.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-08
Batilsship Indiana Returns.

IrwEs. Del, March The battleship
r,d;.n. came in BY tie capes At 1 so this
!. .Ssernoon aud anchored at the breakwater.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-08
Mothers, mosh.rs,, nothsrsi,,

MRS. wnsLow's SOOTHING SYBUP has been
used foe over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS Of
MOTHERS for their CHILDREN while TEETH
ING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. II SOOTHES
the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS nil
renedy for DIAKRHWA. Sold BY druggists in
every part CT the world. BE sure and ask fer
"Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing By'up," End take no
other kind. Twenty-Five cents . bottle.
apr7ehAulyr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-08
Local Forecast.

BosToN, March For New England
Thursday, generally fair; slightly colder;
variable inds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-08
FAIR AND COLDER.

WASHINGTON, March For Maine !:
Fair; colder; west winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-04
"AhVATION ARMY YORK IN THE SLCMS.

81" FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF ITS BEGINNING
cohNEMORATED AT ASSOCIATION HALL
- large audience. I'm which there were many we'll
n, "n men and women assembled in Association
81 i"en'y-third-st and Fourth-ave.. last even
Us, 70 con memorate the fifth anniversary OF the
.'e'"n'hg OF Stun work In this city by the saliva
vi army Mrs. Balngton Booth presided. and
"a assisted by her secretary. Major Emma D.
o"n' and other slum officers. The National Stan
"'' OF fifteen pieces, was present. and there
as singing and piano and violin solos An an
s"cehent that Commander Booth who has been
aserously Ill In Chicago, better was re-
e" With manifestations OF JOY. An appeal for
financial contributions In aid OF the work received
sehsrous response
e"sucs presented 10 the audience showed that
e'e are now forty-iive officers engaged In Stun
n" vrh IN different cities There are fourteen Stun
S cSs' as follows: This city, e. Brooklyn 2: Chi
HsS~.., :; Boston, 2: Philadelphia. 2; 81. Louis. i:
nnss a,o l. In this city there are also two day
I'LL. se1es where children are cared for while
~ mothers are at work. During the last year
ciSi sssregate work done BY the corps In the seven
vtsss mentioned was follows: Number OF families
vss tea. Sl?n saloons visited. 405l3 persons dealt
ALA INDIVIDUALLY. RHO; garments given away. or
nuss ~ a merely nominal price. I1.lG: sick persons
rSuSsu through illness TO complete recovery. 1.45:
oan Sren cared for In day nurseries, 37s2 hours ex
vcss ~ mendng garments and In religious street
WIN izW6 meals given away. &c j3S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-04
Op.ninx range and clof. 10. day and clOsln
-evinux nlYhf and last year follow.

Market closed TO II points advance 'onpat -d
with SATURDAYS closing price Trssf-rfible notices 40
To- $50 bales. New OK spot shI"r
and last night officially reported For consumption l"'
bales contract s bales total 5o3 bales spot cotton
dull: mdding upands l3i1c. middllns gun, l-io
which ~ unchanged compared with saturday 'ioshs
New-York net receipts .GSj bales. goss s"St bales
continental bales Great Britain 1885 bales Franc
spnners ioa bales. stock. $3.50 bales Toial net po
receipts to-day 136Oi bales thus far This wsrk i2os'
a.s Exporfs today: Britain. 25hs tales France
7gs bales Continent, IL 76 bales. Thus far mis- week
Great britain 6p0D5G bales. France. 2"2O bales con
teneni Doll baler: stock. i.l45.VD4 bales
LIVERPOOL csb~-Spot steady sales. ~ bales
and export $50 bales American ll'oo bales
yeceIpts 1900 bales American. HOO bales midding
.plands 3-32d Futures opened steady ana unchanged
closed quiet and steady l-64d net decline l,eemtr
id3O2 Decerber-January 31g3O2 January rprnhtS
30iM3Oo Februa March. 302n39! March-Apili COY
J1ly August, 3IOa3iI: Augist- september 1928. Man
cheser-Yarns In buyers favor: cloths quiet
corrEr-Ne,r months steady and IN most Instances
shade up while sep mber and Oc'per moved up sha'Py
Foreign cables and the absence 81 I''r@ NJ
enabled the bulls to advance local quotations ian
burg closed steady Dec-mter 1925 pfgs JanusfH v" :.
n,es February 10 pigs March 81 40 pfgs; April %
si CT % pigs. RIO market quiet al - 300 fels Tor No -
exchange quoted ia receipt 1909 bags stock at ho
300 OO0 baeg market firm at 1880 res Tor good
sock bags receipts nominal The steam
JJavre market for 10 $50 F~bru
srv 81. March $3.50. April ~ u. Ma. $3.50 June
"a IL Iuly 81 sses 1900 bags London arrivals for
March % bags. deliveries. S51dl bags stock ~"
Contracts unchanged 70 up Tor near and
20 10 higher for September and October Sales were
40 $50 follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-04
orurp MARKETS TELEGRAPH.

Union stool. Yards Chicago, Dec. 3-'aue- hec-'p,s;
1860 head market strong ccinnon 70 eA,s and NILS
81 2jas3 40 calves. 81 3o9s2 % Hogs -fecepls 800
head market nrm. hay - s'r;d 81 tSas4 20
light - IOasI 81 pigs. s. joasi sheep-k 49,
head. markc. weak. Inferior 10 choice ~ -'''" w.
~ iom. be- 5-cac Receipts. ecss head market
a,, am5 stronger. prices ioc i5c higher: native
tiers 81 loas4 Co. cows 81 ooase 40: Texas steers
5. iOas3 HogsRecep,s. 1eo head IL was FSsr
we're very strictly nrst class heavy hogs On SAFE
The hes! heavy sold at - egas f -" 90 medium light
s 8. s8' ~ common 81 5CasI Receipts TO
E,s Liberty Dec 3-Cattle- Receipts. "a ears. demand
sood an grades ioa20c higher market hrin rrms syr
SUN fs 7sasS ior isi steers s. ioass 90 lishi
sfocters s. 7sas3 % good and hefers W Jog
DcHansei prices "hsdelphlas 81 65as4 90 best heavy
Workers ana god mixed s. a'gst 80 %osh ssa
s nTsp sl ssa,s 30 good s. ioas2 81 81
10 yearinss s2asa 40 best lambs. SASS 30 common
10 fsir lambs 81 25as3 30. 49, ,,,o
nsd toai ror w.p thus FAR 5ooo head lime
last week sl2o head consigned through 2too nraa
opened ac,r iOc higher. most Of the advance
s@s =" Ugh TO medium ~ s.ssS . sea kG' only about S
advance ana srong Eight steers and good butchers
x the S9 s4 ' s2s Sus s5! So Soo :. s,asS
medium steers ~ 25as4 70 good Fat h.ifers 81 cas-
Exports So 50usI sockers s. 5oqs2 i5 feeders
s. :,gs2 ~ fresh COWS s..sd at ssSgso ys, 30 :S
hours y so head; total fsr ms1k mus fa ~ 40 hesd
H. 700 head. New-York. 500 head on sale, - $50
nrm win about all sold: Workers 81 55qs4 CO. mediums
mixed 81 GOgsi - good heavy. 81 'oast IS; pigs
81 i;usi - ronsns 81 I5asi % sheep and lambs Re
far :l2oo head for same tine las week !! 100 head
& 9 E s head op,nSd as a sT Ssns
closed steady WIN al SD choice na,.e LAMB oSa
mixed .heei s. ,sus3 fair 10 good ssas2 20 cu- 81 9,
aSi -. canada lambs. SiHsi 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-04
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.


BEANS AND pEAS-No further change Is SHOWN In DO
nestle white bears. current receipts not large but
nrs n very sn' c Ia s K t so~Whar nn
settled pending th- filing o orders for ms week steam
Yak o' & r sh ~.rveJ off-rinss The light Job
Green peas Ne quote: Beans. domestic MARION
Whit so iuy !. s 30 9'd do 1 Psi Tny
d. are soup s. TO- DO ysow ys - oasI ,s 40 ' 5a
81 80: 1888 81 4oasl go DO foreign m'dium ~
S ss Do S' bags a. csas c5 do Scotch sas IS
rs~Y .. SsI Lssn co s 'l t o
f~v DAYS pa. have made buyers orsh. ana the
make; 'it'lr unsettled The conditions did no,
p prIc@- IN fancy fresh quar but an 9,9~r ss.
cheaper had large I5bbers shown. disposition to
negotiate. W quote: cream-ry wsfis,n rSras 1oc
d" ihirds to seconds iGq2Ic; do Jnne,mas< idg22e.
Sa d" ,s nnnI tx .c"Sd sasc Sat da en-
ire isa22c; STATE dairy, hrkins extras 29a2i' 80
soSonE dos ss So ss5c Western dairy factory
m Imrr srSIns' i2si4isc de- Jane tubs oaISsc.
CIIEEsE-The days business was almost wholly ~
soeE@s ana sGow less d-posion
unless the quality and prire are sa,isseoy Al
stock. both srse and small s5es is pret,y well in hanI
this winter. gives an undrr'on- on himness on H,n.
Whatever weakness has been shown u late ma Eee
IS s,hr m cnr,,n grde 81 par, skins which have
rnu size FtI
able 1ls. We Hlpir' ,,",e ,ui s,. ,a' IL a.
made coiorr1 ian'S, i4'.'' 40 VIII IT, %, ,,,c
k"'i u" 'hv'r' '"'.tvt' w" ~ % ,,i,. fsr.,
d. small sh" color"l 'hh.N ~
lli.c; no. common 10 'ini'r "Ep - pa.
'i-nangp"-. rit small 'l"'" p'r' ~ '' -
7isc DO good to prime. sac. de- common to fair "sp
Size full skins. 2isu3c.
EGGS-ArfiNsls are quite moderate, ana tr supply "'
fancy fresh gathered stock Is "a hsht ihar les s""
further slight improvement TOT sush Sui "t an s-rnl
AIRY grades fr-sh 'h'i' u an aiiy ~ pPps,, ~, -
.faor g"l> sn"" ~" nj ae.s ,nntnii-
or- i,..S ,,.~ ,,z.n o7das stat. an
dhrl. ~. "a. 1.,.,n' ,,s.h L.. 5;na,t south
and Southern. fr--n.
~ o,s,5i ,.f,i,.rator f,ll backed iTG22r: d.
an =" teyt1 - - H.. lined siate idulGic Il, West
az s,ni,. uer chs. s3 251SI
IN lighter r...uf sul choice
hoo"s nfi Sr,ua'n III ard nn I'M n.arl, all "a
We d'na.h, Hs~ pi'' A." l,li, oranges m buyers
hwba lan,s on'o, ,ry a.. ouos. Apul-- kt.g PEI
~" l,Ss@ ~ ~ I,nny AMI ~, 81 5oqS2 81
yo e. 81 49, d, * a. nreor sqs - p-ais Boston
80 <inst. t,,n.s ,stavba per small basket ia
ia.. d. soncofd i2aiic: cranberri-s. cape cod prr
& ssI ~. do Iefs-y ssdsO - per crate. s. -
fruit s2aS 20: s2Hs3 -. tank~fn.- 5. JUS
FRUITS DRIED-Ttad- ia ~vapora'~d apples l. sonr
wh,f uu-rr than u bu th"r" " n" dHo ip 'haHs
In values Il takes n high grade % ifnlt ho"r'r.
r,nTand our outside figures. only few sun-dfrd apPsS
crring chops sold ny pretty cos. aud prices nrn ~
inquiry for cores and skins small iul,9 r,.r. a.
supp, o ., H., :. ,ut, frllts We uuot-. APPLE
sDoh Joop',k , t'u " -. faner 7.asi,c do prm~ t.
,lp ~, ., - iD ,.,mmon 10 fair 3n6i.c do sun
dried. 5ilnJifc chops. rG-' .ois III La. uun-
rsspb"rfiss -vspoaied lsc 'Hsill", M. u.nrh-s
state. Jd'c. blaohb-nr' o. -. anil Iunlity
nnpetiei California '"'' pun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-04

report during the morning that the
would issue its report wheat feeding on "WEDNESDAY
brought buying this Is popularity rNpeclei 70 ne
quite bullish The steady Increase however III ne
supply OF stocks even II the amount consumed IN the
country feeding purposes has been large seas
discouragng item. Interior receipts OF "nsa az sp,a,S
caso 81 496 bush nearly dill wnterl agans "wv'' pa-
last year: winter 4i.56 bush against 6'llo busn sea
board receipts. 2t4.J0s bush against y loo nusn %
bush: exports l3+ - bush
bush. During The latter part o. me uay
trade large. but :h- feeling was very MI ai
prices left OH the highest point OF hr Jay anu a.
business which III the close OF 'hsnse
reported 20 loads II No red al 4n4,sc uhu-r a
ia storage: NAV closed At 6+s.c Jd",.c nhdrr ma?
,-i sold elevator report WAS current Al 'hr
Change u IL loads Tor Export al Bsiiimorr
COkN-The trade in corn was small rh WIN W. a ~,
some a tie interior movement !"
sympathy with wheat Later htl~ linptussirn.
the visible supply statement WITH 800 80
gain smaller ANTICIPATED. the marke, a'lrI ~,
Estimates point smaller interior arrivals nus wrrh M
week. cash corn WAS niodrt ~,
and weaker. sales include ! 'hn bush 40 az 80 ~
mort priya,. - anoai: 34WU bish 80 d ai
ilniii.c elevator. and cars ~ BE d-iN-f-i w"
old yellow lSiLc deliv-red car s'-anlr' -, seI
md car unera-d white SIG delivered Fuiures 81
If Ir advance to decline. GA ne ma w.
was devoid feature. inil~ mpro' rn-n wa, s., ~
ard wheat but 'hr" ~ "i',os' ~ ~ a..
v-los day lal APPEARS '' yr ~ Vac Quiet
I'M, way o hedging cash property me 'io, In. a.
III sc net Cash oats We're an,ri a, y, IL sis
1nnc. sales included 1900 bush No oats a, %" 49,,
LIN AMI a5s delivered: 10000 bush No "ni!r 1ry"
asa. nsD bush white 800 t'A 30,
Market nrn quoted Al &c for 70 ,,n ',.,. nev
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49, ,s~ea sonSN - sample lots; wdh sans 81 an"
bags contract p,im- at 81 20 Timolhy H. for s
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