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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-10-27

All baggage Will be checked from the Union
Depot. Tickets will still be sold at the city
ticket office. a2 Hogan street, as well az at the
Union Depot ticket office.
X. w. Campbell. Passenger Agent.
J. L. MARSHALL. Ticket Agent. 2t2 West Bay
Street. corner Hogan. jacksonville. Fla
WALTER q. COLEMAN, General Travelling Agt
JOHN DoZIER. Agent. Ocala. Fla.
y. =. PENNINGTON. Traffic Manager
\. .. MACDoNELL. General Passenger Agent
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BuCklel'S Arnica SalFe.

The best salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, letter, chapped
hands, chilblains, corns, and all
skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect sat-
isfaction or money refunded
Price Csc. per box. For sale by
T. G.. AlwOrth & Co.
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Big line Of boys and mems
clothing at Gerig & Cos.
-Borated Talcum Powder at
the remarka BILE low price, tin box,
10 cents at the Anti-Monopoly
drug store.
-Perfumed Talcum powder,
will prevent chatting and r"ickl,y
heat. Terkeeween pills the best
liver and kidney pills known, Ice
a dozen at Tydings & Cos.
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consideration, believing that
free discussion of the question
will be for the best interests Of all
concerned.
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Nos. 81 and - Fast Mail. slecpers between
New York and Jacksonville. also carries Nash
vile sleeper, and the Cincinnati sleeper via
ASheville.
Nos. 81 and Is carry through sleepers between
jacksonville and New York in connection
with and - and and ard 10 with Pullman
SleeperS between Jacksonville and Tampa
No Is carries the through Pullman sleeper
for Nashville. This is brought into Jackson
willie on return by 33.
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have reached us during the past
few days making inquiries in re-
gard to the cause for so many
private schools in our city. They
bring up subject that might be
worthy Of our consideration. Yes
terday we inquired of a we'll
known citizen why it was that he
sent his children to private schools
in preference to public schools.
His answer was that he did not
allow his boys to associate with
many of the boys who at
tended the public schools. When
asked if that was the principle
reason for sending children to
private schools hesaid he thought
that it was. Now while we have
no desire whatever to make war
on the private schools, and we
fully recognize the right of every
citizen in sending his children to
school just where he pleases, yet
we think the reason given is a
very weak one and will not hold
water. Our experience has been
that the boys who gain an educa-
ton in the public schools with
the proper home influences will
develop into stronger men in
every sense of the word than the
boy who is kept in the private
schools. We are painfully con-
scious of the fact that a great
many immoralities are allowed
to creep into our public schools
and they are always attended
with more or less immoral chill
dren. We have also known this
to be the case in private schools.
We believe however that Ocala
schools are as free from immoral
practices as any public schools in
the state. Contact with the
world is one of the sharpening
and developing elements of our
natures. The boy who cannot be
made stronger by coming in con-
tact with the average public
school children must be very weak
indeed. Our public schools ad
NIT of moral as we'll as mental
training and when the moral at
mosphere is unfit for our children
it is high time for reform in the
school room. But we think our
schools will stand the test with
other schools on the question of
morality. The teachers are all
recognized leaders in this respect
and we are certain they teach and
preach what they individually
practice. We think that if many
of our best people who encourage
and support the private schools
would rally round the public
schools and give them their moral
and financial support, it would
greatly advance the educational
facilities of all our children. 1t
would also tend to raise the stan
dard Of our schools from every
standpoint. The question is one
OF considerable Importance and
we invite the opinions of those
who have given the matter some
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Fall line Of candy, penny
goods, at Whaley's.
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CINCINNATI AND JACKSONVILLE
Macon. Atlanta. Chattanooga. Cincinnati
Chicago. Toledo. Detroit. Cleveland. Louisville
Nashville and indianapolis.
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Can't

This Is the complaint of 11
thousands at this season. IN ~
They have no appetite; food 6u a.
does not relish and often fails to digest.
causing severe suffering. Such people
need the toning up OF the stomach and
digestive organs, which a course of Hoods
Sarsaparilla will give them. It also puri-
fes and enriches the blood, cures that dis.
tress after eating and
Internal Misery
Only dyspeptic can know, creates an
appetite, overcomes that tired feeling and
builds mp and sustains the whole physical
system. 1t SO promptly and effectively
relieves dyspeptic symptoms and cures
nervous headaches, that it seems TO have
almost "a magic touch"
t Distress kfte. Eating.
az have been troubled with indigestion
for some time. After eating anything
that was sweet was sure to experience
great difficulty and distress. Last fall
began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla and am
glad to say that my stomach trouble has
entirely disappeared. I can now eat
hearty meal Of almost any kind of food
and have no trouble afterwards. Hoods
Sarsaparilla has also cured me CT nervous
SPELLS" JOHN II. HOMRIGEAUsEN,
Wheatland, Iowa. Such cures prove that
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OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Kansas city. June 2s.-cattle steady. Hogs weak to
S %,xs s ass 3i, light, IS 96a$i So Yorker - "a
ass 3D. piss. 81 9OgS3 70 sheep weak; lambs S2gs5'
81. I5uis june 2s-ca,e higher; shipping steers
- 60. MIR TO n So 5G$I 20 st5ckers ana feeders
s. 55QSl Is; ana heers. 81 75s ~; bulls - 'gG
hl 4ed s. 35a AS 80. beS Ss s. casa - sheep
native mutors Sass ~ culls and bGc&s. S2a$2 -;
Texas sheep, Sass 90 Lambs. $685. .,ooa
s. Las" Comm Iot 81 s3 Co. bill: stays and cows s2a
50 5o common god oSn s2d$3 - a9gs som P;i TO
iar YorKsr $3Gasa Co Ieavf 50 5oaSS 81 Toagh rs
common e. cg$3 -. spring lambs. SiqS5; veal caves
East Buffalo. June IS -Cattle-Reesp,.. 90 cars
hroush - cars on sale Marhet qust ana on aSs
loqi5a higher sales prime heayy siee5s s. '2 good
snpPers - 599$t So medium - 49, ~ Es s1 70 t1S
81 30; eomnn T. fair s. ease 20 common % choice ia
ers 81 6nS3 60 exports ,0Gs3 10 stockers ard feed
ers loal5c higher 50 75asl stock heifers So 500
az SlS9$" . neal Eeals h s - $50, OK
IN sac Market active and shade higher Workers 81 ca
ers s. GOGS3 81: mediums. 50 55a$3 6O heavy 81 50
roushs 1888 20 stays 225qS2 10 sheep and lambs
25g5oc higher f9r all but expert sock The shtes
ais; 5olsq culls t. f; i 5Gas5 ~ pes; yeariinss
81 1884; cs fair 81 50as3 30: handy wethers 10
Gs ~ heavy expor, sheep neglected with four here
nrcos fs, cai,ie running stronger Sales were on
oass Of 50 ecq$ o. for very common to choice native
beef steers with prime salable S5qS5 -
There vas fair proportion OF good cattle and altogether
too large number OF grassy cattle. which sold badly
while tha percentage Of strictly choice beeyes again
very small There change IN stOckers and feeders
to-4av the demand being fairly active. Butchers and
carnfrs stuff also remained steady with
rgs of Fat and heifeS end good demand Calves
eoid AZ 81 5OTS6 70 fancy, with far de-
nand Texa. cattle showed particular change. in
Iogs there was an demand from Chicago packers
Pattern shippers. and prices 2l.Q5c
pounds higher Than last SATURDAY the bulk o, the hogs
-,einc Tie scales "a, So 42 1888 80 Hogs sold
fr.ne range at So 80 81 30 and pigs az So 2jdS3 90
For some unknown reason there on unusually big
snnrlv ~ eleep and lambc today. Lambs comprised
The great bulk u the offerings and declined &c more
b sov sales at S3USJ - for inferior best Sheep
,r.ro weak and fairly active 81 Oq$3
and a, S2Ts3 81 for Texans and Westerns. the bulk
o. bo sheen selling for S20S2 Co. Recepts Cattle, IS
800: hogs 1900. sheep 1000.
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rs r,are o. con,rac, pr.ces shows.

COFTEI-Despte the fact that Brazilian receipts con-
t,,u. a average. and European markets show
maintained fairly STEADY undertone throughout
sion Openng steady. with prices unchanged
DAYS cl1sug figures. the market steadied points
l,csf htlyn. particularly the months ruled cuiet
~ me unsettled condition OF the sDot market
ami free clearances from Brazilian ports Street
ST brazilian coffee ruled duh. and n0rni-
nal on the OF 1855 for No Rio invoice lots, and
1tc FOR jobbng packages The mild coffee market held
a relatively steady tone with quotations follows
Naracabo. q good lVqllc, good CUcuta 1885,
la. La Guayra Caracas lHlci-c Porto Cabella luV
i6ac; Savanila. Bucaramanga, l3+q16c: Bogota 1874
central American ordinary. lOGl4c: fair 20
good liIkql7i.c: prime choice l7aG2lc East Indian
l2Ql3c: Mocha, eGl9zc saturday the steamer Bellen
den cleared with 1900 bags and steamer Cole
ridge Bahia. June % with 1000 bags. Receipts
81 Rahfa las. week 900 bags; shipments
United states 1000 Europe. Germany,
900 bags. stocks 20 600 bags The visible
Nv for Isis country compared with the day year
10. 4e4 bags than the same day IN 1890
letter by l. s Risey, Of to-cays date, says: The
The largest any month record about 1000 bags
ever June year. Generally June IS the smallest
month fo deliveries Of the year and for the
ending June 80 the worlds deliveries VIII show quite
-, 90 bag year record. There
reasons for increased deliveries First the relative
low price crop and second the agitation OF
invisible i IS not question or con
.ition. the invisible supply IS ming more visible
In View ,, these deliveries should have
.trorg buovan market hand. we have haI
ADDRESSING weak market arnos. without any Interrupt
ton from finish. And the close Is as depessd
- a. any time vet while values the lowest OF the
year and for The fact Is. there is 100
much coffee production IS beyond consumption i5razan
year 8 10000 bags Increase over last year 'lS'o"
bags"
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New-York. June o.. 1897.

=
pFANs AND tile hraness in domestic marrow
hea.s which developed at the close 81 last wee!
d. a little more marked today. but prices quota
iJv atgher: would be- difficult 10 buy the best
below 81 an = steady feeling is noted medium and
go huf ,.0t much business doing. Red kidney firm
6tner varieties drogging along slowly Green peas
In Hight supply and firm. Wlth exporters SIN uqurng
f,r round lots. We quote Beans. marrow. Chole per
beh 81 l5l 81 III. 30 fai- ~ good sGs TO- 90 medium
choice sT.r. DO pea. clIloe. Sc, Do medium AMI pea
FAIR t. good 17isGs24c; DO red kidney. choice. - 1J4
81 774: far to god. 81 3oeeSl 90; do white kdney
choice 81 30U$i -" D. yellow choice s. njU$l ut's
DO lima California. - 204Si 90 % Lady Washington
s2ms7i.c; green peas. bb 81 .A1Oc do bags. CJJG2Tc
d. Scotch bills sOc. do baga. s@i.c
Bt'TTER-Most buyers took hold pretty well today
ans the market had a nin fancy creamery.
general GALES I5c. but special lots, par
tcaiary adapted 10 the wants Of exporters ~ spfcu'a
ti,. uyers brought small premium. the strength OF
t. i8rke- BE- largely the result Of speculative
hirn- ana a feeling that the hot weather VIII give as
smaller proportion q high grade goods Al the same
time u would appear that next week viii be broken Up
lax The HOLIDAY. and though receipts should run
a5meghat lighter. Win probably have all the goods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-29

THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Eew-York June Is 1897.
COTTON-BusineSs IN cotton slow to-day. Lut t"e
advance q 10 points after opening quiet DuI mn;
Il Cf points and further advancing /
70 points July contracts held nrn relation 70 th'
general !!st throughout the session The cary
based LIBERAL sales CT spot cotton IN tile Lbs
l.sh market connection with favorable ta River a.
and encouraging aGvicss rCm drygoods e4sN!'.
The advance stimulated by private ,elesra f9. 'e
tTv ty.atSer IN some Iocates Fears OF drought
yielded Few polats from the opening ices were ias
. points q the top notch on the summer
points Of for the crop positions some commits
houses advising their constituents that y Is
Premature 10 operate in cotton on the theory q a
only three or four Gays or hot weather.
drought claims from private rather than
The bear contingent. however, heS
increase their lines in view Of to-days upward
movement the face OF small business. Continental
N orders a feature Of tO-days market: but
they small Hubbard Bros & Co.'S cotton letter OF
bales daily. while the supply In this country and the
Continent Is less than for With change
reasons FOR caution on crop prospects whch are subject
unchanged prices. middng uplands. rae mddling Gulf
Lap bales including l-4O bales and
bales spinning Other sp) nidiling quoted
are As follows Galveston steady. slice: Gales cS bales
NepOreans steady 3 Gc sales GGO bales; Mobile moth
81 bales Norfolk steady 7ssc sales bales Memphis
hm. 7i.: sales 200 bales augusta steady Ike sales
bid. Wilmington steady, ''sc baltimore nominal
Cg.on Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cot
orA doing sales loco bales speculation
export 100 bales. American, 10000 bales receipts
GOO bales American. 1000 nddrg uplands 4 352d
f steady az UNCHANGED quotations. Closed STEADY
..r point advance. January February 34(sb: Feb
Iulr 405b. July-Augusi. 4o2ss. August-September
$s s. sepeuberOc,o6er. S37ss October-NOyember s52s
ala1caeser-Yars dull but steady Coihs-Oriers low
limits. $780,, ,
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool June 2s. 345 p. m.--Cosing wheat--spo,.
No red Western winter, stock No l red Northern
spring steady, 5s 9i?d; corn-spot, American mixed.
new dull IS a. old DO firm - led futures dull June
IS Sd; July. IS si August. Is SAD Flour-s, Louis
fancy winter steady 27s 3D. Hops London (Pacirc
Coast steady 5OQIOs. Beef DUH extra India mess.
ass Cd prime mess 45s PORK dull prime, mess. hne
cut II 10 10 steady. Ais. Bacon-Cumberisnd cut.
p to 70 firm 27s short rib ~ 81 10 steady. 26s
long clear niddles light 35 H. steady 25s: long
midtles heavy 30 to - 10 steady 2is o. short
clear .d!les honvy ~ so ID. steady. 24s 3D. clear
bellies l2 H. steady. 2js. Shoulders-Square y
IA n. steady 25s Lard-Prime Western steady. 2os.
Cheese-American white and coored dull as Gil.
Tallow--prime city steady. LIS o. Cotionseed oil
Liverpool refined steady l5s Sd. Turpentine-Sprits
steady 2is. Roein-com:non d-rn. As GO.
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preferred work IN optionr not affected bv

peierea to work In options not affected by manipulation
n s Se o was checked in the FIRST hour by the nirodue
% a ne latter have al best only sluggishy foieMed
higher lost par, OF seore he Close french
Xe,s were stronger closing $3.50 points net higher on
paris wheat and -four. Russian and Danrbisn crop re
ports We're IN line with the bcarish reports from our
which w ana IN ne earl asrnI Sd o heinz
~ Nc under SATURDAY might and nc eso', the hisne,
builsh factor but had been pretty well discounted The
@ f9s the week was $4,000 bush o,a nsures
n9sb 99 and loss o; S, Sqsh nj s
wheat at 5osO0oo bush against 100000 bush last week
wheat and Gou- We're sos 900 bush Nohwestern receipts
amounted to 2s9 cars eges 94 cars last week ana 81"
s Sst le 500 bush reducing the 59a s qP 10
Tc decrease r0 Of o s S No down to
The export trade reported at II loads hard Kansas
ssG we're S as V fo tS c1 n Northern
1s3sc No Northern Duluth 1glsc No hard ar. winter MIN
strong considerable activity largely in
h way Of Soyens shown d an
Of the advance and closed only partially :e ret nigne
ment OF uncertainty which continues TO make ne hull
side etraeye to many traders Tn" skpors d No
corn No quoted 9c elevator and Sose dei y. o
bush and is now is 93 coo bush about double the sup
ply OF year ago The stock al New-York increased
TO v ss'9 a 'ss a @ h in the stock
No corn, raising TO 5753o bush The nnou .ne on
laSe market was steady but exhibited activity what
ana e,sd UNCHANGED ,5 sp, Market
parSIary y sxporters who took AZ oco bush 10
$50 600 bush reported saturday brings the amount clos.
to 100000 bush for days The visi6. supply ef
er. WAS decease Of $1,000 bush in total stocks and
reduction OF 5000 bush in contract slGehs No cav
GWbi,e st,tc tack white 25f29c track mixed: 22a2Sc
RYIMa s s,ea9y; qu2saD 4, Market quiet
quoted at 2s].c Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-29

wheat by sample. 8Oa72c; DO on grade ssqI2e, oorn
firm mixed month 29n 2gsc July. 2og29ssc; Aus1s
29itfl2gssc: September 0g3Dnc; steamer mixed oS
27sc stock, i.l3s0s3 bush: Southern white corh
&c; No mixed. 23n23isc stock. 2O49fe pusn ooi
armer; No nearby. 3Si1g3s%c; No western
stock 1o669s bush Hay steady choice tIno'ny,
i4c Grain freghts quiet; rates hrm steam to hyetp.o
quarter IS GdGe2s 7lsd. July: % 9ia2s i04d august
sugar steady: graduated. 81 50. Butter steady
creamery 5Ml9c DO imitation, i2o l5c DO iaae ,d
good iadle, 0al0c: packed. sQl0c: Eggs steauy
fresh loo Cheese firm. fancy New-York. ~ 10. ".e'
do 80 n, ezc; Dc % 10, 9Rc.
Boston, June 2s.Flour quiet spring patents ~ Tgg
- 5oGsj clear and straghts, 81 20fst So comma
fancy clipped. es]s92si.c: No clipped 2sc No. clipped
2T'zc. Corn qulet steamer yellow 34n3iizc No anu
steamer; 33iac Meed quiet spring bran ,h-p Iahe
and rail- $40 50asl0 rs: winter bran 81 39gSll 90 mn
dngs. 81 25aslt: Red Dog Hour. 81 20; Fresh bee,
quiet steers. 1znsc hind quarters. ssullc; torres 90
dc Lambs steady; mutton and yeaFlnss Gssc veal
Western, l5ai6c: imitation. i2ai3c: ladIes iogiic
Cheese steady. Northern. iaasl,c. Western IUsc
Buffalo. June 23-spring wheat. limits strong espe-
claly for old wheat: 40 hard. old s0s,c new, 7s1,c
No 1 Northern. old. 79-.c: new 7jl,c. Winter wheat
nothing doing No red in store Sc on track S,asic
No . yellow. 29lsc; No B. 29c: No Z do. 2702I.c: 30
corn. 2sAI2Dc: No 2Siac. oats quiet ARM No
white, 25c; No , white. 2S3.c: No T. 22a22'sc, 10 =
mixed 2liet; No mixed. 2Oi4H20igc Rye quiet No =
seed 2.c: corn NC; Ike: barley 1sc; rye lsc
TO NewYork: lumber. 81 - New-York. 81 20 70 Al
bany. Flour frmer. demand improved. best patents
spring 81 25Is4 80. bakers straights spring stgst -
g 10 patent winter 81 1895; best family winter 30
as 20; low grade winter s3g$3 49, Graham best - w
asa. 80
chicago. juno 2s-The leading futures ranged as FOL
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ITO VENEZUELA.

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CLOSING PRICES san FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco. June Is. 1897
WHAT rs A HORSE POWERi

From a recent lecture by w. H. Preece.
Watt, In introducing the steam engine. found the
chief competitor he had 10 meet was the horse. II
worked the pumps In mines and Greenhouses IL
drew the ores 10 the surface. 1t employed for
grinding and FOR milling. II was clear that his
customers would compare the performances OF his
engines with that OF their horses
He determined by experiment that a good horse
working continuously. could raise roo pounds one
foot high In one minute. He thought he would go
one better so he said: II Will call 80 900 pounds
Thus he gave his customers the advantage OF 30
per cent more work; but he did more. Instead OF
compelling them to Keep relays OF horses. each OF
which could not work continuously more than six
or eight hours. he gave them machine which
worked continuously throughout the twcnty-four
Il a horsepower really horses power. Tired
gold made II 2,.0U foot pounds per minute for eight
hours. Rennie assumed 2-vN as correct. Beard
ton which did 5000 foot pounds per minute for eight
hours a day. Norm made II % foot pounds Two
horses viii tow canalboat al TWO and A half miles
an hour while steam engine OF ten horse power
Is needed 10 do the same work by means OF a screw
Tramcars are drawn by TWO horses at a speed which
tho so-caed twenty-five horse power motor
scarcely do. The horse Is really a efficient
machine for a time than the engine, and his pull
can be directly applied. but he tires and sickens
and dies He Is better adapted TO certain kinds OF
work lie can at times eNlend much more energy
than the so-called horsepower At other times he
il helpless and hopeless. Thus II appears clear
that a horse power is not horses power.
4 newspaper mal in Ohio recently brought suit
against forty-thrce men who would not pay their
subscriptions. and obtained judgment In each case
Tor the amount Of each claim. or these twenty
the law allows thus preventing attachment Thcn,
under a decision OF the Supre ne Court. IN were
arrested for petit larceny and bound over IN the
sum of 5000 each All hut SIX gave bonds. six went
take paper and refuse 10 pay for N-lfoeGo
Blade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-29
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston June 2S.-Cotton steady; nnidng o-lGc
middng Slice good ordinary. l3-lGc: sales. 81
bales: stock. 7.0ll bales
Norfolk June 2s.Cotton steady; niddling. 10; low
nidinc TIC: good ordinary. 9-1Cc; receipts. bales
exports coasiwise 44s bales sales bales stock 3lil
bales
Orleans June 2sCotton steady; rlddling. 9-lGc
low mddng 7i.c good ordinary, 8 l-l6; receipts 39l
bales: sales 500 bales stock 81. 1875 bales.
Savannah: June 2s-cotton steady; midd!ing TIC .'w
bales; sales 327 bales; stock. l3liS bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-29

FLOUR AND MEAi<-The -Four market was affected 20,
cay By tie weakness "a wheat. and prices WhHe heii
hyn!nal.v unchanged. generally shade easier 10
sell Particularly winter brands. which are rea
lively than the choice wheat houfs spring
patents quoted - iClSi % winter strights s4SA TO- WI"
Ter patents 81 js4 20 spring clears s. 4OES3 CO. extra
No winter s. s0pS5 O.. extra No winter. 50 5ms ~
'.--.-hfE FIO'R->teady. sales. 800 bbls. $21s% T..
.:..... cOIiNAEAIs-Stea.y Sales coo bos quoted;
hin--ir!si ~ 6J9Sl 50 - to brand BAG MEAL
eiet tine waite zoe. the yellow 12 lJc; coarse 0IB
ec lEED-seafior. quoted: 20, 81 and 50 - win
e IN bulk JO055c. spring doQ5.. 100 D. GJ0Gjc, rye
lesI EirU5Or city bran 5Iiz46Ds hominy chop axe.
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~n~s Received hard blow this morning through heavy
ehg On sop orders favorable crop conditions West and
ts that % the biz Chicago houses credited Win
y. behnc conner had parted with fheir wheat
~" prey!9u. Ouge leaving The 'fsl.ofs 10 founder.
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or,, oecne p1.t!sl - September. ~ilch was oie'ee
ner. a. ~ during the afternoon II inr close inc r.
iefa mad lost much ~ lis popularity Win he tih-e:
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