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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1897-09-09
COmmIssIOner's Notice.
O0ice Of Conn James Withro,c. !
Lcwisburg, Sep. 3Oth, 81. J
NJ. NJ. Baker, Assignee of G. +. Plum,
kit,
a. +. Denning.

W..
a. +. Denning.
4 LII persons claiming to hold liens
~ on the property of a. +. Denning
will take notice, that | have fixed upon
the 3Oth day of September, 1897, us the
time. and my office in LewIsburg as the
place. TO report rs required by an order
of the Circuit Court of Grecnhrier
county. in vacation Aug. 5th, 1897, III
the above named cause now pending in
said Court.
First. The liens against the property
and lands of a. +. Denning with their
amounts, dignitics and priorities.
Second. What real estate and per
sOnal property, if anv, is owIfed 10y the
said G. +. Denning, the value thereof,
and the annual rental value of said es-
tate.
Third. Any other matter deemed
pertinent by the Commissioner or re-
Quired 10y any party interested.
All liens claimed must he filed on or
before the said S0th of September, 1897
Given under my hand at my said of.
flee. JAMES WITHROW,
Sept. 2-4w. Com r CIR. Cir. Ct.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1897-09-09

TIE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
RAILROAD.-The year ending June
30, 1897, was not good year for rail
roads, because it was not a prosper
Gus year in agriculture, manufaC-
lures and other business operations
on which transportation companies
depend for their traffic. But the an
nual report of the Chesapeake and
ohio hallway shows the affairs of
that corporation to have been so adj
mirahly managed 10y President In
gals aud his associates that it's fl
nanC"S are in a most healthy cOndi-
ton. The gross earnings Of the COM
pauN'~ ',27G miles of road were Sl0,-
EOS, lh2.ol, and tho net earnings
-, i2i, il3.G3. The fixed charges,
less net income from other sources,
including line of steamers and
leased track, were So, lIS,S7 SIS, lcav-
ing surplus of $500, 54l.7j, a gain
of S2j5, 20O.7O over the surplus of
the previous year.
One of the most gratifying. as well
a. significant, facts in the report is
the statement that no passenger was
seriously injured during the year
That means something more than
good luck. 1t is, in the highest de-
gree, CrpditabIc to the management,
to the officers and the men under
them. 1t shows that the road. bed
and track have been carefully looked
after; that the rolling stock has been
kept in good condition, and that con-
slant and intelligent vigilance has
been exercised in every detail of the
service.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1897-09-09
Notice to Creditors.

To the Creditors of Mary Gardner, de.
ceased:
IN pursuance of decree of the Cir
cult Court Of the county of Green
brier, made in a cause therein pending.
to subject the real estate of the said
Mary Gardner, to the payment of her
debts, you are required to present your
claims against the estate of the said
Mary Gardner, for adjudication to
Guy Il. Mays, Commissioner, at
his office in the said county, on or be-
fore the 10th day of October, 1897.
witness: Jonathan Mays, Clerk of
said Court, this eth day of September,
1897.
JONATHAN MAYS,
May 20-5w. Clerk.
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Com IN issiOner's Notice.

once or Com I W >. Thompson, !
Lcwisburg, W. Va, Sept. eth, 1897. !
Samuel y. Scott
VS..
The Computing Scale Company,
Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested in the above named cause,
now pending IN the Circuit Court of
Grecnhrier county, that have fixed
upon the ith day of October. 1897, as
the time, and my office in DR.. w. L.
TUCKER Law office, in Lewisburg, as
the place, to report, rs required by a
dec rec IL said cause pronounced on the
22nd day of June, 1887, as follows
To take, state and report an account
between the plaintiff, Samuel A. Scott
and the defendants, The Computing
Scale COMPANY.
At which time and place you can at
tend if you elect so to do.
Given under my hand at my said
office.
w. S. THOMPSON,
Sept, 9-4w. Comr CIR. CIR. CT.
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For Sale.

4 DIV ELLING House, with 5 rooms,
"a good water and all needed out
building, five acres of improved land
near TO the Lee Academy and Lewis.
burg Graded School. Apply to JOHN
W. w ETXEL, Lewisburg, W. Va.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1897-09-09
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

WlllE III lAk'PAIERS.
I WILL meet you in person or by my
L Deputies at the following places for
the purpose of receiving your Taxes,
tO-wit:
Hughart, Monday, Oct. 4th.
Williamsburg, Tuesday, Oct. 5th.
Trout Valley, Wednesday, Oct. 9Th.
Pleasant Valley, Thursday. Oct. 9TH.
Falling Spriag, Friday. Oct. Sth.
Frankford, Saturday, Oct. 9th.
CIintOnville, Monday, Oct. 18th.
Rupert, Tuesday, Oct. 10Th.
Nutter School-House, Wednesday,
Oct. 18th.
Dennis, Osborne's Store, Thursday
Oct. 18th.
Nickcll's lanyard, Friday, Oct. 18th.
Meadow Bluff, Saturday, Oct. 10th.
Lewisburg, Monday and Tuesday,
Oct. 18th and 10Th.
Livesay's Mill, Wednesday, Oct. goth.
White Sulphur, Caldwell House,
Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 5th and
9Th.
Avon, thursday, Get. 7th.
Columbia Sulphur, Friday, Oct. Sth.
Organ Cave, Monday, Oct. 18th.
Fort Spring, Tuesday, Get. 18th.
Ronceverte, Hotel Denning, Wednes-
day and Thursday, Oct. 18th and l4th.
Asbury, Monday, Oct. 18th.
Blue Sulphur, Tuesday, Oct. 10th.
Dawson, Cooks Store, Wednesday,
Oct. Goth.
Sawyer's Store, Thursday, Oct. 2lst.
North Anderson, Friday and Satur-
day, Oct. 22nd and 23rd.
A discount of q per cent. will be
made to persons who pay all their taxes
Oh the days aforesaid.
s. Ii. NICKEL,
Aug. 18th, 1897. S. G.. e..
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1897-09-09

PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS
The Democrats of the Keystone state
are not afraid of the Chicago plat
form, and are as firm as a rock i'm
their adherence TO the principles il
announces. In State convention las,
week they declared:
We, the Democrats of Pepusyl-
wanna, in convention assembled
heartily rcatlirm and reiterate the
principles of the Democratic party
expressed in the platform adopted
by the National Convention at Chi
cago in 1886, and approved by G 300
600 free and independent VOTERS
We are firmly and unalterably CD.
posed to the single gold standard,
which has been the direct cause of
the financial distress that has fol.
lowed upon our people since its adop.
non, ana we are in favor of "A COM
plete and immediate return to our
original specie basis as it existed
prior to the decentralization act of
1873.
We congratulate VIM. j. Bryan,
the glorious champion Of righteous
cause, for his mastery leadership in
support Of these principles"
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1897-09-09

OUR farmers are now getting about
% or 80 cents for their wheat. Are
we to recognize this as the prosperity
price?
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1897-09-09
@s.O 80

EX.SUPT. VIRGIL A. LEWIS has
been appointed Principal of Union
College, the school Of the United
Brethren Church at Mason City, re-
moved from BuckhanuOn.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1897-09-09

SETH Low, President of Column
bia University, has been nominated
by the Citizens Union as their can
didatc for Mayor of Greater New
York, and has signifed his accept
anCe of the honor.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1897-09-09

TlIT FALL OF SILNFR.-From
time immCmorial the value Of silver
bullion has depended mainly upon
the demand for it for use as money.
Its chief, use until struck down by
untricndly legislation, has ever been
its use as money, the use of the
metal in the arts being much more
restricted. Just now, under the ru-
inouS lead of selfish old England, all
the world seems to be combining
against the use of silver as redemp-
ton money. England has closed the
minis of India, Japan and Russia
are taking no more silver, and oven
China, having made large gold loans
abroad, is said to be selling rather
than buying silver. Thus the money
demand for silver is largely cut off.
Why then should the fall of silver
bullion surprise any" Under such
conditions the price Of silver must
settle where supply from production
meets demand for the arts. Its fall
in price arises from no change in eco.
monte laws, nor from natural causes,
but comes almost entirely from uu-
friendly legislation which has taken
from il its money function-the chief
source of its value. Subject gold to
similar treatment, deprive il of its
use as money, close the minis to its
free coinage, and its bullion value
would not to-day equal that of silver,
for the reason that its use in the arts
is even more limited than the use of
silver.
GOV. O'FERRALL, of Virginia, de-
clarcS that he will not support the
nominees of the Roanoke Couven-
ton, because, fOrsOOth, the cOnven-
ton declared its adherence to the
Chicago platform which declared for
the free, unlimited and independent
coinage Of silver at the ratio of lG to
|. This hypOCritical exhibition OF
high principle comes with poor 81 ace
from a man whom large portion of
the people Of Virginia have ever re-
Earded as an arrant dcmagOgue, and
who, when in Congress, voted uni
tormly and always for the free and
unlimited coinage of silver, not only
at Is TO |, but at II, Is and even 20
TO |, and was never known to cast
vote lnimical to the white metal
The truth is, as we believe, O'Fcrrall
Is disappointed aspirant for Sena-
tor Danicl's place in the Senate. Hell
wanted TO lead II party in Virginia
opposed to Maj. Danicl's reelection, |
but, much to his chagrin, soon found |
himself with no following, and now
his political friends in Virginia might
be counted on the fingers Of one
hand. Last year he betrayed the
people who had made him what he
Is by giving hissupporttot the Palmer
Buckner contingent, thus doing what
ne could to secure the election of
Mckinney. lie will soon go out of
Office and out of public notice, and
at his going no tears will he shed ex-
cept by himself.
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l.. j. WILLIAMS,
Commissioners.

Bond with approved security has
been given, rs required 10y the decree
in the above named cause, by the said
Commissioners.
JONATHAN MAYS.
Sept. 9-4w. Clerk.
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u A MES A. LOWE,
Matchmaker, !sv'ls1 and eptisisa,
LEWISBURG, WEST VA.

SINCE the fire have moved into the
- building one door east of the IN
DEPENDENT Office, known rs the
Mayors Office, where will he glad to
see my friends and customers. Repair.
ing of all kinds of Watches and Jew.
elry done neatly, permanently and
on reasonable terms. A full
supply of Spectacles and lenses fitted
to suit the eye. Examination free of
charge. Satisfaction guaranteed
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1897-09-09

Mr.. DORR is entitled to the floor for
an explanation which will explain.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1897-09-09

THE corporation of Brown Univer.
sity has requested President An
dreWs to reconsider his resignation
rendered some time ago. The cor.
poratiOn has doubtless discovered
that il blundcrcd in forcing the Presi
dent TO resign on account Of his ad
vocacy of the free coinage of silver.
They affect now to feel assured that
the views Of President Andrews on
the silver question will not be con-
strued as the expression of the views
Of the corporation, hence they feel
satisfied.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1897-09-09

WITH great famine prevailing
in India and failure of the wheat
crop in Russia and the Argentine Re
public and great shortage in France
and Austria, is it surprising that the
price Of wheat has gone up in this
country? Where is the man who
can show that the passage of the
Dingley bill has aught to do with the
rise in the price Of wheat?
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1897-09-09

THE WahOo Democrat is response
BILE for the following: Thousands
who voted for Mckinley and pros.
perity now feel like the old German
who had speculated in options. He
lost several hundred dollars, and on
being asked whether he was a" bull''
or " BEAR" answered Nider !
vas chackass :"
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1897-09-09

THE end of the great miners strike
Is in sight. The National Executive
Board of the National Mime Work.
ers agreed to make TO the miners a
proposition from the Pittshurg ope-
rators for a straight price Of 90 cents
Il ton, to continue in force until the
end OF the year. a delegate con.
vcntiOn of all miners who have sus.
pended work has been called to meet
in Columbus, September Sth, to act
upon the resolution. President
Board say there is not the slightest
doubt that the miners will approve
the resolution.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1897-09-09

ALREADY the Republicans are be-
ginning to talk about Mckinley
wheat. But they have nothing to
say about Mckinley wages or the
Mckinley strikes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
THE EDGE or 4 CONTINENT.
From knowledge london.


We may apply what may be seen on special
portions Of the coasine TO the whole margin Of
sea and land-to the continental edge !tself
From this point OF view soon learn that
what W. call the mean sea- level is not surface
OF uniform curvature. or ellipsOid inclosing
smooth and theoretical earth. but Is bent mp
or down according to the neaIness or remote
ness or the continental mass; 90 that the sea
level is high against the land. and low in the
centre of the ms. Could remove the at
traction OF IN" continental masaes, many oceanic
Islands would thus disappear beneath the
lce-masses have naturally been invoked 10 ac-
count Tor some OF the raised beaches; an unusual
accumulation ~ Polar ice would draw he
oceanic waters northward and would raise the
sea-level along shores But Lord Kelvin
has shown that the enormous thickness Of ice
at one time demanded IS physical impossibility
IN an uninclosed basin. owing TO the outward
viscous flow OF the material. which tends even
at Polar temperatures. 10 thin and natten the
whole mass. Nor would all the ice postu!atcd
by the EXTREMIST glacalst account for the ur-
fitting or local curvature Of the shell-beds or
terraces that are left behind. The Chalk Hills
OF Alaska, 10 quote one fine examine arc corr
posed Of strata containing shells still living in
the adjacent ocean; yet these beds four thou-
sand TO FIVE thousand feet In thickness are bent
up as 10 dip northward at an angle Of ten TO
fifteen degrees distance Of about nine
miles. We have here. along the coastline OF the
Pacific. range OF hills three thousand feet in
helght-we should call them mountains in our
own country--produced by a comparatively mod
ern upft along the continental edge.
Whether We STUDY the American seaboard
down TO the volcanic line II Chill and Peru or
the coral coast Of the Indies and Australia or
our own storm-swept western promontories. we
find the same series Of phenomena. the same
problems 70 be solved. II seems generally
agreed by this time. that continental margins
are unstable and that they mark lines ~ move
ment i'm the crust or skin Of the earth. The
North American Continent is actually fanked
by mountain chains formed OF intensely crumpled
strata: and South America presents toward the
Pacific its magnificent backbone % the Andes
The Pacific as a whole is hinged about with earth
folds the details OF which indicate a spreading
of the continents at the expense Of the ocean
basin: and the progress Of movement along thee
lines OF weakess IS marked by violent volcanic
action. Along the Pacific work IL evil
IDENTIFY being done. and tie deep oceanic depres-
s!ons bordering the continental edges are the
submerged limbs OF the folds that form taose
edges. The late Professor j. D. Dana long ago
pointed out how the earth ridges and the long
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
EAST INDIA AND ASH.
CARPET
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-Nprk. September -. 1897.
BEANS AID PEAS-Very little lnteres, was shown 10
narovs to-day: holders are asking 81 40 generally "a
M45iun SON and uachSnged' Pea had a few sales al
81 Is fo best STATE .ioe" small 10, on ne. arrived 20,
and the raiket = unsettled that lot Of 20 barrels
V %s GG 5' aa SS s Lima pdo os Green
PEAS in YER S' ae%saa o We do FuS ,r 10 ea se
81 sl: &c. d. PEI mt U% "ho S' s. a2Ss pea ehoS
10 Do c5 %ss"s 30 Rff es So %
kGney 81 Sl do do Iady wss5ns,Sn 81 70 green en psss
tSis sc 10 bags zoe scotch bbls poe do bags Sc
s but we T the wa. not .
cent business was done at gle 70 fully establish The quo
sales made q iasg2o. Lower qualities; though
4S important sale. m &c. and that . IS
IS gaining ny little though he supply and
higher asa a;m there stronger ,e.lias so;s
sas sae to- ''s s a r fo of the
about 500 Das.ass We qsG,s cre an w.'s,n
ona. l3ai1sc; DO STATE. 2ots2le d, third. e
' DO s JGss d s1x s1a s g
sc w.a tubs tansy 'sI,c dairy 'Hs. 'hrS ;:
an. l.a.s e sc s % s' e sss
iiai2c % fresh i:' 90 seconds ionsiie; low
.a tan chs.s: os. ie' and v:ss.
While pp s., nave s s ss.n MEEK .sc .e Of II.
snd aad . .t, on The psorn,, ur:1is me s.s
~ sa !n cream sGs' IN ri: :ns souss hoS:
m and .onas. II h active Ss ssr sssSy net
specs w.a. .5 aS s.s'sr
Be- cable we a. qg %s,,. s sssy f sssc q
shos. ss .IT 3 good s = Sb 10 s ss%%5e
a. , .%, 90 e f~Sss' sssac DO good gsle
Do state light skins small sh@ ss s5fs do cs aSs:
1attt.c state. full skirns s6sl.e.
rGGs-The market Is closing withou, further change
strictly ,ancv qualities q Western carefully selected Ed and
ISL and have some that price. Average quail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
WIDOWS or NOTED FRENCHNEN.
From The London Chronicle.

From The London Chronicle
A Paris journalist has been describing how
dozen eminent French widows live. There Is ror
instance. Nine. de MacMahon, wife OF the Mar
shall and President She declined state PEN
SION. but is we'll provided for, living In ner man
sion in the Rue de Bellechasse In winter and IN
her chateau in the Loret in summer. Nine
MacNahon moves in a select royalst circle
Nine Carnot lives almost retired from the word,
but she still receives visits OF coincidence from
Princes and other distinguished people. She has
arranged chapel in her home and filed II with
souvenirs OF her late husband. Nine. Carnot
also declined a pension from the State.
one OF the most active OF the illustrious wild
ows Is the wife Of the historian Michelet She
Nves alone, and is busy producing new editions
OK her husbands works and In editing manu-
sscnp's which he left. including his memoirs
ahe. Alexandra Dumas is also occupied with
rer husbands manuscripts, but in another way
.ler ooyect Is 10 prevent the publication or
ny ot the numerous works and fragments which
sne eminent dramatist left. Nine. Goun0d goes
ossoho preventing the publication OF new works
c she stops the performance OF some ot
o, earlier compositions TO prevent criti-
,na. ne Wife Of the Grand Francois lives
80 ss Oh the year at La Chesnage. where NJ. de
~. sps So aed The Suez Canal Company gives
in..,,o.o" year Pasteur's widow lives at the
a oa ~ Pasteur. and receives Q pension Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26

COFFEE-The coffee market opened steady Win prIStes
points lower. ruled quiet ana s-nrral.y
weak the pressure u continued heavy n' ILL.,
at Rio and santos firm orders from fraz "Le
the European coffee markets We're inactive ara
less Receipts Rio ami Santos as caolei ,o-dp To-, 10y
un6 bazs. The local market FOR futures '''s'.
easy a, about the lowest prices ~ the session as
loss 81 5dlS points Trading was light and local So
ing was checked larger warehouse deliveries ~ wv
rted states these footing up 2Il3I bags ana oens
mant however not encouraging ana, Whlle hu.u-
srs are generally Offering only the basis OF yes
,-l,vts rrret II would diricult. II Impossible. 10
ssctre market for any considerable quality Of Brsz
ian coffee without submitting T. CONCESSIONS Fts'"-
Quotations nominal on the basis ~ "a tor no
Invoice and ~ NJ Rio. Joboing lots
RI. make, FOR mild quiet and barely steady
a. nom naly unchanged prices We quote,
s,,nr,on ., good 9T9ac; good CGcuta. b'EGiB%, Ia
Grayra~o'aracas lO,alire. Porto Cebello, y.elo'sc
So, -Iicaramanga l3i.Gl5isc Bos9ta l1GIn'3''
v.x,csn- Cortova iOi,hl5tc OaNaca, iotpi1hc zen
traI Ansrlcan-t'ommon to ordinary g.alSte l ian "
go"d itdiTc. prime choice. l1sdnc. East lhda-
Interior 23 g2tsc: fancy. e7a3oc. Javas 2tp@oe An
4tura lifi2c Mocha-lSisFloc
Nh nf conf prlces follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
From Harper's Bazar.

From Harper b"H'l' - ....o.i,. -,
scarfaced sikei. the burgar was operat,lhe gro, on
ID round a6or OF a house in SCIENTIST the olher
n.ti~,7 making iudcious selections from the aricts
81 yer and alleged silver which ne round IN the
dining -room when ne inadvertently fnaue NOISE
which disturbed somebody upstairs, - -,
lie heard tina. somebody CAUTIOUSLY opem d uoot
onJ th.n al was SIN II somebody were Isteh-
ing Then a voice foaied down the staircase.
william IL that YOU 49, ,, 20
piled Yes darling and began 10 move s,so toTa ara
The door hoping that his reply haH sI'sn nt rie
Tor william to come upstairs But he was dis
t2!!%a vo,ce Immediately let loose some piercing
scrcaus and 90 the burglar rushed out into the
stree 10 said tc himself ~, 49,, -
SnTbaf comes OF my lnexperience with the ways
~, husb,nds Instead OF replying Yes darling
ehouIt nav. said OF course us ne; smut up ana
90 70 he'd Tina. would have been more natural
ssvd soothIng and I could have got away without
giving nyselt nervous NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26

am AID MrAI-The nour market was extremely
dun and IN ,iefes's cat spring patents quoted 81 :5g
8 S. winter .trshts 8 @ sx9rS 20 wln'er
O. Extra NJ winter s. 25Gs 81 ~ ;o no 5,. s, "a
81 35aFi 4" ,RSMEAi~Du! Quoted E.in'dred 81 -
as 40 a. to 5ran bAG MEApu eFf pn s,ea Sl
M y".1T so n winter. bulk d0nso' slrlns ha.h
i0GG2c 1o 10 =" cbap - a Zoe: oil meal s22gs2a -
tt cfd soaT5c bulk hnrN"n'at gram '''''
n@ih1 -vuEAr-ne rneet market dsyeopsd weaI
spot today aad lost all ~. rcss resated from d-sp
sW,;:i,y cnl larger r"cepta n' an S,ses Ttat
N'FthNr" "-,irsnt was h'srish vas Indicated by M
f1i.lrc = marke, 4lSs yrr pmrcha.es amounting
resloN'- ~ 49, unwa~d ~ 20 loads at NV YORK ana -
rs s"u n,s prices l-ciined steatiy IN fscr OF ms
l'2i- al "u th4 lowest ~ and subsequently, on the
curb sa ~ 20 9 vas ossc asked Decided weakness
. o MI vas ano,hsr rawbsck 90 any adyanGin;
tendency 0era Adyr|S tho S f, IF tSet rsu,S cond
unfa,1r,b.e Gym" ne gs,tins serious in some Sec
tH 81 ,,rts from Russia that offerings we're stu
raL t9. bar, o. holders ship their wheat before
port. we're si'sSd 0I ZEE Ss Ears last yea Week.
-, roth coasts fairly liberal but being
last sSo sTs % Tas the 'f S. aye the
oerne from all 'rr ,,9 ea 70 as s, Wei beu bons
AZ ay or w1 ago investment account TIE anoun, q
wheat ac'ga wntsr and al?5 500 bush spring
10 quCsa o.: s p sSa SPOT cp Or HatsR
er NE Ht .5rn uneadns BY local holder,
hy weakness OF ,aDl-s Liverpool
"a from last night. and heavy selling at ne West sap
20 =. raid by prominent traders Estimates on the
p w6,ch have recently been down 70 $50 900 90 onsn
iy raised by some private authorities y 2oOoVO
90, lush having effect the market export tade
ga very isht and speculative undertaklEss eqiaW
,,Su o,, OF the in the local market
being n scaping eharacte- Exporters took 5000 bush
SWS corn ouoiat 3&xc o b. anoat.. .OATS-There
moderate speculative trade In oats al nc lower
ICES The ~ The day Was liberal expor, ds
,bsorbing i45 600 bush No oats quoted st'sc;
10 oat, 2ic 10 white. ?i'.c No white .orc Wsck
r,5~.s a,i, a ,5.c; track white a8gd33c. X lE-
Warke, sssy. No Western, 5oi.e. T. Banaio No !
Western 5os.c. T. Buffalo. ..... bARLEf
ouIst; ai,t-d 3i,.c. / T. Buffalo.