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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-12-15
THE DROP IN SILVER.

Bar silver has dropped to So cents
per ounce in New York. The price of
the metal in London fell below 30
pence per ounce, and as we generally
let Europe fix the market value. every
silver miner and farmer in the United
States suffers by the decline, as the
price Of farm products are affected bv
the price Of silver.
The sharp fall in silver in England
is attributed to the fact that the Chin
csc indemnity to Japan, which, so far
as paid, Was deposited in the Bank Of
England. has been turned over to the
japanese Government. The Japan
csc instead Of purchasing silver for
use IN Japan, as vas expected are now
~loaning the money to England. This
is construed to mean hal the money.
which was paid in gold, will be ex-
pended in the purchase of war ships
and other material, and buyers of sill
yer are making the most Of it by re-
fusing to pay more than 80 pence an
for bullion.
With the minis of Europe and the
United States closed against silver
and the principal governments of the
world controlled by the gold syndicate
the people of this country must apply
the remedy which the law gives the
American citizens, if they want better
times, and see that men are elected to
frame and administer our laws who
are more f%avorably disposed to silver
than those which controlled the last
Congress and the present Congress,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-12-15
MINING ASSESSMENT WORK.

The Mining and Scientific Press
gives the following concerning min
ing assessment w.rk:
The work is estimated by the DAYS
work at the ruling local rate. No de-
clslOn permits trail or road work to
apply on the required amount of an
nual work on improvement. Work
must be done on the claim itself, or.
to it. No allowance is made for time
or expense going TO or returning from
the claim. Ia this mater Of assess
ment work, the attention Of holders Of
unpatented min'n> claims in this
State are direct ..., act PASSED bv
the California ,.r.lature March 81.
1891, which presctibes that when the
required amount Of annual labor or
improvements is put on an unpatented
mining claim, the owner shall within
thirty days file with the county re-
corder an affidavit describing the Ia
Dor performed. the improvements
made and its value. The act provides
that failure to do so renders the mine
open to relocation.
The Supreme Court Of Utah holds
that a locator OF a quartz claim. who
has allowed his location + lapse and
become subject to relocation, under
the statutes providing for the reloca.
ton of claims on which the required
annual work has not heen done. has
the right to make a new location coy
ering the same ground.
The Supreme Court Of the State cf
Nevada denies that one partner cannot
claim an interest in a claim located
by another under an oral agreement
that they should be partners in all
such locations, when no trust arises
because partnership capital was en-
plOyed in locating the claim.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-12-15
SEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed Proposals for furnishing Grocer
les, Provisions and Meats, (the latter in
separate bids supplies as per schedule on
file in the o ice of the Secretary of State.
and to be deli' cred at Nevada State
Prison for one year from January /, 1896
will be received up to, (but not including)
Friday, the 10th, day Of January. 1906.
when proposals will be opened in the Of
hce OF the Secretary Of State, at Carson
City in the presence of the bidders at II a..
IN. of said day.
All articles 20 be first-class of their kind
and to be delivered in such quantity and
at such time as the Warden may direct,
quantity varying each month. as required.
Ali article not satisfactory to be returned
at contractors expense.
Bids to be directed to Secretary of
Board Of State Prison Commissioners,
Carson City, Nevada, up to Out not in
cIuding) Friday, january 10th, 1896.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
J. DoANE,
dill I2t Clerk of the Board.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-12-15
SILVER PARTY SENATORS.

What does the general public think
now of the influence of the Silver Par
ty Of Nevada in the United States Sen
ate? If the honored Senators from
the State of Nevada. Stewart and
Jones, had not cut loose from the Re-
publican party there would not now
be a majority Of silver men on the
Finance Committee Of the United
States Senate,
"What good can the Silver Party of
Nevada accomplish?' Has been often
sneered by the Nevada remnant Of the
e. o. p.
Well it can and will control the
Finance Committee of the Senate, and
no gold bug bill will receive a favor
able action by the Committee.
Jones and Stewart are now as thew
have ever been, the strongest and
ablest team OF Senators from any
State of the Union, but while they
were controlled by the party lash they
had to be satisfied with the committee
selected by Sherman, but now the Sill
yer men, by reason Of their indepen-
dent action, have been able to dictate
the appointment of a free silver FL
nance Committee in the Senate and
will more and more make their in-
fluehce felt in the future, if they con-
tinue independent of the two old
parties.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-12-15

Dispatch:-On the first of this
month the coal beavers were reduced
from nine to seven and a half cents
per ton for unloading coal and the la
borers quit, saying they could not
live on that compensation. The work
is now done by Chinese.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-20

New York, April l9-Wheat-Re-
eeipts 1900; bushels export. "a. COO. sgiee
l2''SO00o bushels futures. sOGo bushcis
spot Spot irregular; No. 2 red store
ana elevator. CD 8-Sc; atloat. "a 7.sc. No
l hard, Il 5-Sc delivered ON inns
strong and active early. weaEenjne,
Ialer, closing l-Sc net decline No .
RED, May, CD i-Sc July, "a 7-Sc. Ai,p1ist
81 l-Sci September. "a 5-sc; December
.Coffee-Optlons opened irregular with
mareh 10 points higher and Other
months l5425 points lower: ruled gen.
erolly dull and weak under failure a.
EiTope to respond to yeqterdnv's nd
vance here. Spectators are cnuilous an
account OF European clique. closed
rarely steady at lOa20 points net de-.
eilne. Sales, 1880 bags, lncludibg
AprH, lA3iWl440; May. 14l51ii 90,
June lilO; July, 1885; September. IA 20.
December 1t15qlL20; March. 400
spot coffee. Rio, dull; No. Z, Ice. mild
quiet Corloya, is 1-iulgc; saleg. l0no
bags Rio No. $, 10 be shipped at ID 1.Sc.
1000 bags Maracaido Pt.
SuEar-Raw firm. Sales. $500 bors.
centrifugal test at SCI $50 tons o. test
ahu lS0O bags Musoavado SO test at
lI-loc; refined steady
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-20

New York, April i9.-The stock mar.
ket was less active to-day than on yes-
terday and the tone OF speculation was
also strong, although there was more
advances than declines. The market
became weak shortly before IL o'clock
and the trading lapsed into irregular
Ivy, some shares recedlng, including
Manhattan 1 per cent. while Baltimore
y Ohio rose 3, closing at a gain OF s-Sc.
Toward noon there was general
strengthening OF the speculation and
under the leadership OF the grangers
values appreciated steadily, but only
slightly. In the last hour the market
was depressed. closing neavy and with
a downward tendency. Rio Grande
Western preferred. Iowa Central pre-
ferred and Cordage guaranteed rose
l-2 per cent, Michigan Central 1 is,
Canadian Pacific IL, American Gable
] IL. The declines range from is TO
to rs the latter In New Jersey Cen
trail Binds were less active. Totar
sales. 2,8i7. 900
The main advances are In Union Pa
cihc collateral trust Is, 6 per cent: do
sinking fund So, Burlington dehenture
5s, Missouri Pacific consol 6s and Hous-
ton & Texas Central Is .. Consoll & NJ.
lists and do Chicago & Milwaukee ls
Ia do II. & ID. IS .
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-20

New York. April 19.-tlubbard Bros.
&. COS. daily cotton letters The center
Of interest at the present time IS the
situation In Texas, where the lack or
rain has caused considerable anxiety
and brought many buying orders to
this market, absorbing all the cotton
which the longs have disposed OF dur
ing the past week, This buylng has
resulted In the elimination OF the short
interest and brought about an i'm
provement OF 1854 and IN this market
OF TO points from Yesterdays close.
FeeIinghere IS very sausuine that trade
conditions Justify the present prices
and should any damage occur TO the
crop prices should stll further ad-
vance This feeling is accontuBted by
the Improvement IN other articles OF
produce and Is factor TO which the
utmost attention must be given. The
tone OF the market at the close was
firm, al the best prices Of the day. and
merchants expect Liverpool win lie
higher than our market better tom0r-
row.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-20

Liverpool. April 9-Cotton-spot.
good business done, Prices firm.
or the day were 1900 bales, OF which
10000 We're for speculation and export,
and included 1900 American.
Receipts, 1000 bales including 1900
American.
Futures opened easy mt the advance
and closed steady at the advance.
American middllng l., NJ. c., April.
3 1864; April ana May, $500; May
and June, 1864: June ana july. g5-f;.
as 1864; July and August S6-Cia
2 S1-Gi, August and September 8 ag-Gi;
september and october, 9 3g-Gi: Octo-
Der and November, o io-Gi0g l1-Bt, No
Vember and December 1864; De-
cember and Junuary3 1864.
The tenders OF the days deliveries,
none.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-20

New York. April 1o-Atchlson. G.
Central Pacific, II; Chicago Alton Ia;
Chicago, burlington and quincy, ~ rs,
Cotton ON Certificates, q "a: Delaware
Hudson, l26 "a. Delaware. Lackawan,
ma and Western. 1i9 34; Denver ana
Rio Gruude preferred 40 10: Distu-
lers and Cattle Feeders company 10:
Illinois Central, NE; Kansas and
Texas preferred. 80 Bel. Lake shore.
III ~; Louisville and Nashville. o. 8-i.
Missouri Pacific. ISIS; Northern Pa
clhc, 5-s; Northern Pacific preferred.
10 l-i; Northwestern. 95 3-4; Northwest
ern preferred, 40; Paolnc Mail. 231-2,
Reading. II Is; Rio Grlndp Western.
49, Rock Island. 65 81; ST. Paul. GO -.
ST. Paul preferred. III li. sugar Re
tuery, 100 II; Tennessee Coal and Iron.
~ is; Texas Pacific lOI-S. United
states Express, Al IL; Wabash. ST.
Louis and Pacific, G1-2. Wabash. 81
Louis and Pacific preferred, 15 5-S.
Wells Fargo EXprosH lH7i Western
Union, SIS 1-2; Denver and Rio Grandr
10 l-2 Houston and Texas Central
] 1-9
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-20
Anxiety over the Drouth--A Great Re
Yval,


Rockdalc. Tex, April ls.-Much anx.
lely Is manlfestng Itself here on ac-
count OF the protracted dry weather.
Partial showers have fallen I'm a low
localities and good rain about a week
ago was reported from a portion Of Tic
prairie country. but there have been
no general rains capable OF doing good.
1.-THE revival al the Baptist church
under the leadership Of Rev sid VIII
Hams begun nearly two weeks ago
continues, and the large building is
Incapable OF seating the crowds which
attend. Eight converts we've Immersed
last night and about twenty have ex-
pressed their Intention OF Joining the
church. Last night the CONGREGATION
almost In It's entirety Joined hands with
the preacher Ia determination to fight
the liquor trafilc out OF the town. w..
Hose company No. | OF the Rockdale
IRE department has purchased and re-
eeived very handsome pneumatic tire
ball-beariag sulky rugged racing cart.
the frst run made with which was in
20 80 seconds, which time IS hard 10
beat. If there are to be races at the
hfemen's convention at Houston In
May this company may attend The
ladies' of the Episcopal church are pre-.
pairing for bazaar, which will be
opened on Thurgdny, April 20 They
VIII also set dinner near the park on
May /, when the big celebration will
take place The work OF renovating
and improving the Episcopal church
building has begun and when COM
pleted win make It one OF the hand
soonest little churches IN the state The
ladies would gratefully receive any ont
side help when might be volunteered
as they have had to work very hard In
doing what they have done.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-20

Sew Orleans. La. April 19-Hoe
Pprouucis easier; pork, IL 9-S: lard. re-
i nned tierces, Lie; boxed meats dry
sal. shoulders, SlScf sides, 6 5-Sc
lie. " e''u' oV-
- G7o5jLLe,e5oI,steady; Rio, ordinary to fair.
D., 6suIigar-open kettle. quiet: choice
To S-iyo; strictly prime, 27-iGa2 i-2e:
good Lair to fully fair. 25-fGfi9 s-Sc.
far, 2i-4q2 5-I6c; good common . i i-SS
-5c; common. 1-Sc; Inferior 5-STp
= CSC centrifugal, steady: on planta.
ti9n granulated, 5-Sc: choice white
co., . s -, ~. 2-I5c; on white, 31-Sd31-ic;
cray white Lice; choice yellow clnr'
ned l.16a3 l-sc; prime yellow olnrj-
. ~ "a = ,io-l60Sc; off yellow clarified
9-SWo lo-ldc; seconds, 1-2a2 ale.
asisoes-steady; centrifugal good
SS r.! ~ 5uHIlt; good fair to prime, 7S
common, 4G5c. '''i'''ol 70
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-20

New Orleans, April 1o.-secretary
Hester's weekly New Orleans cotton
exchange statement shows an Increase
IN the movement OF cotton Into sight
for the week ending today Of $40 bales.
over the seven days ending April 10
the same time year before last Ia 900
and ahead OF 1892 (the 9025.000 crop
year, 1900 For the nineteen days Of
April that have elapsed an excess A.
shown or 1900 over last year l00.-
C3o ever year before last. and 10000
over 1922. This makes the total ex-
cess for the 23i days from September
l 70 April 10. Inclusive, 2,ai2oq2 bales
days last yenr; so0s $50 more than
year before last. and 7ls,132 more than
In 1892.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-20

10 Il. q, MCfeak K Co.:
Chicago, HIS, April 19.-shorts in
wheat were very nervous again TODAY
and prices quickly responded to their
buylng. Around the opening the feel
Ing was only barely steady, but traders
were on the alert TO catch any iutlma-
ton OF Weakening on the part OF some
OF the heavy Shorts They did not have
long to walt for good buying soon set
In, advancing the market 7-Su per BUSH
ell At this point Offerings became free.
principally on realizing sales, deprcss-
Ing prices lie. At the decline. how
ever the demand again became In ex-
cess OF the supply and values quickly
moved up over cent per bushel, all OF
Nhlch was lost about as quick as It
|was gained.
This advance was Just what some of
me large holders We're hoping for, and
they lost no time to take ADVANTAGE OF
~ me market has been a very ac-
1--WE one the entire session and al
'lhOugh an advance OF / 5-Sc for Nav.
ana l l-ic for July. had been estab-
ilshei from low point OF the day. near
" the entire gain was lost before the
|Slose' MOI only has there been good
,ouylhE IN theis market, but st, Louis
~ Well At one time they showed an
ruNahee Of l-tc per bushel from last
gils"r with the price of May the same
~ ours, something veUs unusual. An
tther outside markets were strong also
put dld not show advance equal TO
-icaso or ST. Louis. Clearences were
isht AT 10000 bu. Primary market
tecelpts are still getting smaller only
.E'VJo today. Closing cables reported
liverpool IL Paris, 10 centlmes; Ber-
lih % TO 10 confines, and Antwerp.
lie higher. -
Corn-Ihe demand FOR car lots for
pm and oats was somewhat better
pday nj slight advance, although
~ speculative market was uuinterest-
TX al "a range Of about 5-Sc.
/. FIoFlslons opened weak on a lower
'oB market at the yards and q larger
f. or hogs than estimated, but on the
rIehgth In grain, the feeling became
msr' NJ special feature to the mar
we think this has been the great
Nenlng up day. a few large shorts
seFe the principal buyers and some of
n largest holders OF cash wheat aha
X selling. With a reasonable amount
moisture In the few localities where
IS needed We think will cause quite a
'peral reaction.
LAMSON BROS. 6 co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-20

When women become luvalida. homes.
children, friends, all must suHer.
with an impaired sygtnm pure blood
is lmposslble: health is impossible.
Why not be well?
Women and men all over the country
whose strength ana vitality have been
brought down during the winter
months are now taking pulne's Celery
compound, because the physicians or
der g. or because they have lrnrBnd
from other equally trustworthy sourc,s
MS untaiilng power Of building up mo
strength relnNigOrat ding the noryps
purifying the blood and making people
well
falnc,7 Celery Compound continues
week after week aud wear after vear "a
cure the most dlmcult eases Of nervous
weakness, ana to- renew the health of
countless allug depending women.
Paiuo's Celery Compound Is relied ON
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-20

New York, April io.-Bond Hist:
United States fours regIstered. new.
ll9 3-i' United States tours coupon'
new, 100 81; United States tlves res
istered, III 5-S; United states fivcs
coupon, ZIG; United States fotirs roris-
tered III 3.S; United states mours reg
.stered, %; Missouri skies. 100. Atch-
ison fours 20 i-a; Atchison second 4
" 5-S; Central Pacific nrsts VI 1895. 1902,
Denver and Rio Grande scytns. 1l5 is.
Denver and Rio Graulc fours. S39-t;
Galveston HARRISBURG and san An
tonic skies. IS; Galveston. Harrisburg
and san Antonio sevcus. Us; Houston
and Texas Central nycs, 1O7: Houston
ana Texas Central skies 90: Missouri.
Kansas and Texas fours. St is; Mis-.
souri, Kansas and Texas second fours.
b' SIS; St. Louis and Iron Mountain
general ives, 10 i-2; St. Louis and SAN
Ia Fe general skies. 1896 Texas Pacific
iirsts, 30; Texas Pacific seconds. 26 3-S;
Union Pacific tirsts OF 1895, lO4l-g
West Shore fouts, 10j 3-s.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-20
COFFEE MARKETS.

New York, April .-Coffee-santos
I uieN Good average Santos. 1890. RE
N'tigIts, 'vVV Days; stock. $685. bags.
s.lna ip Idos dun, 1gl Ia pigs advance.
no weak, No. Z, Rio. Is. $780, Ex-
e',"nge' 5-Sd; receipts 5000 bags; clear
ca Tor the United States. 5000 has.
scared for Europe. 1000 bags; stock
stuVVu bags. Warehouse deliveries
I N New York yesterday, G9si bags:
NeW York stock today. 2i5,1g5 bags
Sniteu states stock, 25g,l7i bags; afloat
visn,IH United states, $4,000 bags; total
bags against 152,l97 bags last year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-20
COTTON MOVED UPWARD AGAIN.
IT STARTED SEVERAL POINTS UP
AND KEPT GOING.
THE CLOSE WAS STEADY AT NINE
POINTS UP--rHE BUYING WAS
LARGELY FOR SOUTHERN ACCOUNT.
NO RAIN IN TEXAs-sPor MARKET
QulLr AND UNCHANGED.


The cotton market opened at an ad-
vance of iG4 points. showed consider
able irregularity and closed steady at
S99 points advance. Total sales. 1885,
600 bales. The buying was largely for
southern account at prices from the
south indicating confidence in higher
prices account OF drought conditions In
Texas ana the great backwardness in
planting. There was an interval OF
weakness under rumor OF rain In Texas
winch was afterwards contradicted
When the market returned to the best
point. Higher Liverpool cables also
helped the advance.
The spot market was quiet and un.
changed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-20

New York, April l9.-The Evening
Posts London cable Aays,
The market today was Irregular and
the Americans had tho boat of &c. Open
Ing was strong and rushed up on the
continent The buying was chiefly
German. Canada Pacific was chiefly
favored. St. Paul ana Louisville also
were largely bought. aruinst heavy
options. Prices reacted this afternoon
on sales on the other slide hut closed
firm again. The buyiug of Americans
was chiefly continental but for the
last two days there was good buying
here among the wealthy operators,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-20
COTTON MARKET.
Cotton Higher and steady on Reports
OF Continued Dry Weather in the
South

Vi NVHuhued Dry Weather in the
South.
Review OF the cotton market by f.
&. McPcnk & Co.
Fort Worth, Texas. April 10. 1895.
Liverpool sales OF spot cotton were
lo'VV0 bales and firm at ypsterdav's
Quotations. Arrivals opened 2-Gi high
er" nut had lost all the advance on the
p m. call and barely steady: before
tne close OF the market reacted and
closed steady at 2-C4 above last night.
contracts IN New York opened I05
points higher and were qulet ana
steady. Later In the session prices
further advanced and closed steady al
an advance for the dny OF 7Tg points:
sales lSo,OOo. Spot cotton quiet and
unchanged. with sales OF 2i2 bales.
The stcadlnoss OF markets today was
attributed to the dry weather PREVAIL
ing over the greater rart OF the cotton
belt with no immediate prospects OF
me drouth being broken
fort receipts today estimated at H.
O0D vs. d926 last year.
Houston receipts today, $50 vs 1857
ana nj Memphis, 4Ol vs. 1905 wear 9r,'
Amount brought into sight tbis
week, $1,000, and total crop into strht
since september 1, 9,2S0OJO bales.
RANGE OF PR1CEs-NEW YoR1S
COTTON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-20

Chicago, April l9.-Thc cattle uorI,o,
I was no better today, and although only
tpout 1900 head were marketed here
sales dragged at the decline in pricos
recently erected. Common to stri,tlv
choice native steers. $500 n COO:
oulls' S''vyaOOo; cows IN ac-
i've demand; prices l522O cents
higher than week ago up 10 Tburs.
day. Sales were barely nj SS.256Il. g5.
calves were plenty, and 25d50c per 100
pounds higher sales ranging at 81. EJFo
500 per hundred pounds.
Texas cattle came forward moro FREQ
~ and sold chiefly at S3.50H46O, prices
being lower.
About 1900 hogs We're carried over
Iast hlEht ana the fresh supply today
were l9,OOO head. Eastern shippers
We're again very good buyers Of choice
droves, but Chicago packers hung back
and refused TO buy except at further
concessions. Prices closed i5H2O cents
lower than week ago, light weights
suffering the least, Today's sales were
at S4,6hd5.05 for heavy hogs, few going
above So; light hogs sold at Si.75u4. 90:
pigs at N25a i50, and culls at S3.g54l
44O. The bulk of the sales 10 shlnpers
were at S.90u5.00. while city packers
purchased were principally at SI.S0a
QA9O.
In sheep huyers took hold today
after their long rest. and prices were
higher man ON yesterday, only about
1000 head being received. Export sheen
sold around $3.50 and sales were made
all the way down to S2.7j for common
natives. Texans bringing S2.5Oa3.50.
Lambs sold at ss7505.5O, chiefly at
$3.50 ad up.
Receipts-catue, 5000; calves, 200;
hogs, $4,000; sheep, 1900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-20

last last hour; the price eased off l-4c and
tle close was tame. No. ?. mixed
s ,s 4s lie May. As 1-4c; July. a i-2c
oats-strong, with an advance of f-Sc
Ior May, but the trading was light;
s 90 urn No. 2, cash. SOc bid; May,
h ~ SAG p'di June. 90 3.ic bid; July. CSC
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-20

,ooerlpool, April l9.-Wheat--Flrm,
X .sH. moderate; No 2 red winter, As
~ 80. 2 red spring. 5s l-2d; No.
IT, Manitoba. 6s 1-2d; No. 1 Cali
A lures firm; 1-203-4d higher. April.
6nst ~ May, Ss; June. 5s; July, IS.
W., r,'' ss Id; September, SIS Id.
kid, SShot MN; American mixed, IS
4 iutures LA higher. April. As
A May. IS 1-sd; June. As Q lad;
4 - . S-idi August. As "a: Sep
~, Ga. 'N'i'u i"iri 81 LOUIS