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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-24

Complete Resumption of schedules ana
Through Car Service by southern faii-
way and Connections.
The Southern railway. In connection
with the Atlanta and West Point railroad.
Western Railway Of Alabama, and Louis
willie and Nashville railroad, wishes TO an
nounce that effective to-day all train
service and through car lines have been
resumed and these lines. tn connection
with the Southern Pacific from New Or
leans. are prepared TO handle passengers
to all points I'm Alabama. Mississippi,
Louisiana. Texas. Mexico and california.
Trains Nos. 3j and 30. United states fast
Mail. and Trains 81 and IS, Washington
and Southwestern. Limited. are now ID
operation. as usual. and the Sunset
Tourist Slceplng-Car Line. will resume
operation. the first car leaving Washington
for san Francisco Cal. VIA southern
Railway New Orleans and Sunset Route.
Wednesday November a. 1897, and car
u leave each succeeding Wednesday az
ter
All quarantine restrictions in the South
are practically removed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-24

TABLE LINENs.-An exquisite assert
mcnt Of Covers Ccntrc-pleccs' lIhy
Cloths. D0vlies. and Scaris, IN drawn
thread, hand embroidered work IN tne
daintiest. most elegant. most tNtiuslFt
designs imaginable. every "c7l ~ "
wonder Of patience and skill ana an are
popular priced
DAAIASK.-By the yard. an excellent
grade of Irish Linen, heavy qudlty'
Beautiful designs, several patterns zoe
per yard .... .................'.''''''' ~
Better grad at 75c. and Sc. per yard.
our speculative are showing as sl.-
cial a line OF Damask. the quallty' beauty
OF patterns and variety Of designs cannot
be duplicated: a full bleach, - Inches
extra heavy Irish Linen per SI,OO
yard ..... .............-..ss'. '''-'''
Better grades at sl2j, $L35 to S-''o per
yard.
NAPKINS. -CorrespOndnely .cne's pat
terms 10 match the better grades OF u"lh-
ask. Full variety OF designs lh $1,000
qualities ranging 10, per d0Z..
FLEMISH TAPESTRY.-We are luat III
receipt OF "A line of real putch l"pcattl3
designs. imported from iioilah1, CoP','s
from the MASTERPIECES or the painters 81
the sixteenth century, for screens svld
curtains and wall decoration, prices each
SI.OO-SI.25-SI.7O
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-24

UNDERWEAR Notwithstanding n
Unexpectedly large sale In underwear.
we are still able 70 show complete lins
OF makes and sizes with some specials
as follows.
GENTLEMENs SHuRTS-ucavy Non-
shrinkable wool. in white only. finely
made, extra quality. drawers 20 --c
match fL-' garment each ........ /JS
GENTLEM Ems SHIRTS Fine wool.
white or natural color. extra weight and
quality. soft fine texture. am sizes.
drawers 20 match, a So gar- =, oo
Htntt Tor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %''N'
GENrLEMEN'S SHIRTS THE famous
Norfolk and New Brunswick make. in
white and natural texture. thc very host.
run fashioned. perfect hitting. au sizes
drawers 90 match. any length. Z, IN
positive 500 value. CACHE. pi.0o
LADIES and CHLDENs UNDER
WhAR.-Compicte we'll assorted stock ~
an the standard makes. American Hosiery
and Norfolk and New Brunswick 90.
Every garment convincinsly priced
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-24

CHARLOTTE. ~ g.. Nov. ga spD
cial To- the Observer from Newton ra>
that the derby stake was concluded i'-
day. and was won by Sport McA, %" D.
ed by j. j. Oden and handled hy ID D..
Rose.
The drawing for the all-ago take in fh'
United states trials was uullountd 10 'N.
following order. Anna of Ahh0ttfori iN1
Elgin's Dash HursthOuru Zip aud Stt
field ROdfelds Boy and Christina.
Touev's Gale and Young Rip Rap. Count
Glostcr and Dave Earle, 'lnc.nnaiu-
Pride and SaragOsa Belle.
This race commenced this afternoon
and viii not be concluded before tu.mN.
row evening. This win he the llet r1.
n tine United States field trials ihis
SON
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-24
slnye Cutters NnsI Rrfnrn-

BALTIMORE. November 23.-United
States immigration Commissioner Ter
renee V Powderlv came over from New
York to-day 10 investigate the case OF
the forty-eieht staNc-cuiters arrested In
the Mississippi swamp near Memphis last
week hy United States inspector.1 and
who arc detained here under the alien
labor contract law. lie decided that
they should be returned 10 their native
country. and they will he sent 20 Ger
many by the steamship Muenchcn. which
sails Saturday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-24
TWO SUGGEsTIONS.
A .'Conhdential Advisory Council' and
the Cotton Industry.

the Cotton Industry.
In opening his able address. Mr.. Green
wood said:
'In treating this subject ] have deemed
II wise 70 write a short synopsis of my
views as to some Of the ways of slim
ulating industrial development, and to
set forth in the latter part Of my speech
more fully the details OF a plan which has
been SO beneficial in its effects in the
great cotton and woollen manufacturing
centres OF England
In the course of his remark he said
First How can our present industries
which may be languishing and suffering
he nut on better financial and CONNER
cial footing? This has no DOUBT Deeh
subject OF very serious consideration by
those who have Invested their money
and brains in such enterprises and VINO
ind that the fierce competition LOT Dusl-
an over the country has forced Gown
prices TO such an extent that ther pnSl-
ness has become Improbable, possibly
also for lack Of means to buy the very
latest appliances for doing work, or from
any cause that can be found ana cured
A SUGGESTION.
"Nyovv ir order to ameliorate the condi-
ton OF these waning industries, | sug'
ccst shat this body establish "Conhden-
tia Advisory Council whose duties snail
be to receive from persons or firms who
are suffering for want of anything that
might be given them. either in the shape
OF advice or Of move 10 interest
addl, ional capital to ameliorate their con-
diti6n, especially If such firms are OF suf-
ncient Importance and otherwise lin sound
condition. I'm this suggestion II is sup.
posed that the members of this Council
cOlld call on any member of this Chamber
to assist them IN their deliberations and
thus do the best that can be done TO keep
such meritorious establishments In good
condition for usefulness in this commune
~.
A DEVELOPMENT FUND.
Second. ! would call your attention 20
the fact that no effort of any moment can
be made In the matter Of industrial de-
Velopment without the use OF money. \
mechanic may give invaluable advice on
mechanical lines BUSINESS man may
give equally valuable advice along the
lines Of commercial usage but II will
need money TO carry out any plan that
may be formulated by the wisdom OF
this body. for this reason l would sug
gcst that a moderate fund OF money be
raised AMONGST the members and their
friends for the purpose named, this fund
10 be called the Development Fund. TO
be set apart and used exclusively in pay
ing the expenses involved in getting man
ufacturing firms (WhO may contemplate
changing their location) TO come here and
locate. OF course, such concerns as We
would interest. would be OF such impOr-
lance as TO commend them TO our notice
A great part of this work may possibly
he done by the paid officers of the Cham
Der. but IL might be found desirable that
influential members of this body might be
called upon 10 30 and see such firms as
are DESTROYS of coming here and give them
such ENCOURAGEMENT as we can offer.
mink this view should meet with the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-24
careful attention OF all those having this
matter at heart. ..,-
,,9,t.rnN INDUSTRY.

matter at heart. ,-
COTTON INDUSTRY.
'.rhird. In starting new enterprises
our aim should be 10 follow as closely as
possible in the footsteps OF those VINO
have made a great success IN the same
lines. Take for instance, the inahulac-
turc Of cotton goods as II - carrltd on III
the counties Of Lancashire and York
shire and uarts OF Cheshire and Derby
shire Eng. these counties OF very nm
tied area. have within their borders more
than 40 600 900 spndlcs and are sending
their products 10 every nation on the
face Of the earth. The phenomenal sue
cess OF the cotton Industry OF England
has been very greatly forwarded by the
formation Of cotton Spinning Coinpanies
under the Limited Liabilities Act. INC
price Of shares being put out I'D snlili
denominations. say >1p edch' anu up
wards and has grown more IMAM
hundred fold The industry has aNdlled
Itself OF tho very best mechanical skill
and business knowledge. IL has drawn
It's capital from every class IN the COM
munity. the cardcrs, the splnhers' lhe
weavers, the ovcrsccrs, the inahdstiS,
and larger capitalists in fact II would
seem that the cotton operative classes
from the managers down. own more thah
one-half Of the shares Of stock IN these
concerns.
YOUR RESULTS.
Large numbers Of private cotton man
ufacturing firms have capitalized their
concerns under the limited liabilities act.
retaining a large interest themselves
and selling shares to their employees first,
ana after they have taken up such shares
Is they could. the balance have been sold
IN the open market These firms have
found that their revenues havr been
largely increased by reason Of the great
interest taken in the work by the small
shareholding operatives. They find great
er attention TO duties. greater economy in
the use Of material. supplies. and care
Of machinery. In fact II Is clearly
shown that a condition Of things has been
wrought out by this partial ownership by
the operatives. that could never have
been reached In any other way. and for
this reason ! trust that If any new in
dustries are started that thi, feature of
small interest shareholders may receive
special prominence"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-24
First Payment Oh Pacific Roads.

NEW YORK. Nov 23.-rhe first payment
OF Si3. $40 400 Co the Government. on ac
count OF the purchase Of the Union Pacific
railway. was cleared to-day. as well -
cashiers checks on the aNu0nal ca
Bank. for nearly 100000. which the iat-
ter. acting for the national banks. have
been designed as temporary special de-
posits for the parts OF the proceeds Of me
sale
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-24

PARIS. Nov. e3.-It IS now believed
that the late Dr. Evans. the famous dem
tist. who facilitated the fight Of the Em-
press Eugene in 1860 and who died here
on the evening Of November l4tf last
left most OF his large fortune 20 found
charitable institutions bearing his name
II Is understood thai Dr. Evans estate
IN even greater than The estimates made
Of Il during his life time. The estate
will probably be valued at SiS,00teo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-24

Chairman Bynum Finds Much To Enconr-
age National Democrais.

NEW YORK. November 23-W. ID. By
mum. chairman of the National Demo-
cratic party. to-day issued the following
address:
Headquarters Of the
National Democratic Party.
New York, Nov. %, 1897.
ITO the National Democracy:
The results OF the recent election were
I'm no wise discOuraging 10 the success
Of the principles for which the National
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-24
inport1nf lnptUr

VAN BUREN ARK. Nov 3-Dfr
Marshal Charles Wells. of Mulberry, ARK.
made what is thought .o '' 300 'np' i'i't
I'm fod,. when hc captured j g.
nn,t,n, .i.ts James BIford. wanted boo
SANTA clara. cal. for tho murder of coil
o,.l and Ar, g. r.. McGlincy Mrs. Hat
tic Dnrbam Miss Minnie Schessier j n.
Wei's and r. a. Bnscoe. On May 26 ise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-24

WRAPS.-Our line OF Wraps IS being
constantly augmented with c0nsignmcnts
direct from the makers. the newest cuts.
the most stylish effects and best values
are always to be found with our models.
LADIES JACKET.-BlackB oucle. silk
lined. double breasted box front. coat
collar. handsome buttons II
a splendid 5000 garment d.. EO
Tor ...... Observation-Disclosures. -
LADIES JACKET.-Black Chcviot
Tapped seams. box 'front.' blttoncd high
:: SEAMS mr. al ''' G"aa Si'' H ooo $500
LADIES' JACKET-Black .cheviot
braid trimmings, silk lined, cord seams,
box front. Lafayette, O. 90
storm collar. "a magnin- oil sOO
cent Slj value, tOr.........
LADIES JACKEr.-Black.h ne Ensh7h
Melton. cord seams. storm collar, nuttoh-
cd high az throat. us front, short cut, OK
,5s H .Srs5SsS '9 a g. GENUINE ' $3.50
Agents for the famous Butterick Pat
terms
December fashion plates free at our
counter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-24
Linnnr Nn,ehon.e pes. ro,ed

ST LOUIS. NO November 81 DE-
warehouse and contents OF the Raven
wood Distlling Company were destroyed
by tire this evening. Loss, Sil 90.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-24
CASTORIA.
Tie Re- n o..
4' as5a &<HH7zz%u ! '.''z

have closed out my business az "1'
east Main street and entered lito aI ,.i-
gagcmcnt with the Richmond Floral COM
pany. where / shall be pleased 90 ieS,5N /.
fav0rs in supplying CUT fLD,M., :. ~ -
BOUQUETS. FUNERAL ili-ni'f..>, -
PLANTS and FLORAL DECOEA lO.N >
| shall devote an my energies 10 CIV ?" p
isfaction in AN orders. j thank my friends
for past favOrs. aud would be- pleased 10
see them an No. 2lj east Broad stirgl.
Orders left az branch store. III e5 d 'l,,il
street, or through telephones 'N' an"
23S9 will har-.. INV af+anfiOn
Miss MAUDE REYNOLDS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-24

Take Laxative Bromo Quin.ne Tablets.
All druggists refund the money IT u ran
to cure. %. The genuine has L' - ..
on each tablet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-24
OASToILA-.
Lie ii.- n
'a' Ell / 2razZzz5u T III

You can save money by buying your
underwear of us.
TEMPLE. PENiBERTON. CORDEs & co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-24
virginia and North Carolina Thansgiying-
Day Football Game. Richmond, Va,
Nox.u.her - 1907

To those desiring 10 come TO Richmond
10 witness the above exhibition. the
points I'm North Carolina. from stations
West Point, Va. to Danvlle. Va. inclu-
slvc. and from stations keysville 20
SOudan Va. inclusive. at rate OF four
cents per mile. one WY for the round
trim 10 Richmond and return. Tickets
can boz purchased November -ith and
18th with final limit 10 include Novem-
beer o. l,g1 This low rate offers am eX-
cellent opportunity % visit Richmond and
visit what promises o. De- an exciting
game of football.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-24
Change Of Schedule on Richmond plNi'-
ion southern Railway Effective No'em
her I. 1897.

The Southern Railway announces the
following change in their schedule ~ take
eject sunday November 2ist. 1872. South.
eru express. No H. a. present leaving .
~ N will ON tho above date be- changed
no leave an p midnight. and will stop 10
let off or take on passengers ar au sta
uous between Richmond and lanullc.
This train will connect m Danyile with
~ g- rWashington and Southwestern
limiteN for Atlanta. Montgomery. New
Orleans. Columbia. Augusta. Aiken. Sa-
vannah jacksonville ana an Florida
noinfs-fn fact. for AN points South and
Southwest. and will also carry Pullman
Drawing Room Sleeping Car Richmond
10 Augusta. This sleeper returning viii
leave Augusta 40 2.lO =. N. on no. N.
and will reach Richmond following morn
ing ON No. T. az \. NJ. This viii en-
able those travelling between Richmond
and Augusta 20 make the trip without
change Of cars.
other schedules Of the Southern Rail-
way remain as at present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-24
EVERYDAY Cried.

It's said that Patrick Henry said
Give liberty or death.
But Hummer Soap" is now the cry
Tha. comes with every breath.
KELLY q DUDLEY,
Sole Agents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-24
Reduced Rates on Account of Thanks
giving DIV.

on account of THANKSGIVING Day. the
Scaboard Airline Will SCH round-trip
tickets from AN points on their line. with
a radius OF two hundred miles. az the
rate of ono iirst-class fare Tor round
trip. Tickets To- be sold November 2ith
and 2jtL, good 10 return until November
9th. For further information apply 20
IL. NJ. BOYKIN. General Agent
s25 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-24

DfuDAGO November 3 Judge DIit.
,.h, presided at the trial OF tho lltf-
market Anarchists. will occupy the bench
@f the second trial Of Adoipn l.. Luei-
oarr. the alleged wife murderer, proc
vidcd the venerable jurist doe NOT con-
slider the strain OF long contest TOO
severe for kis advanced years.
Luetgert appeared before Judge Horton
to-day and signed AN affidavit in Whi'n
ho stated that both Judge Horton ana
Judge Baker were prcludlctd asain7.
him
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-24

Grand Th1nksgINIng EaII ~ IHhlhD'fIhlh
Hotel, Thanksgiving Night, November
10Th.
The G. & O. will run a special train,
leaving Richmond al G.50 T.. NJ, NOyem-
Der 9th. for ola Point and sell round
trip tickets from Richmond for this train
at Sl50. good for return on either train
OF November 10Th. leaving old Point al
$3.50 a. VI. and 4 T. NJ. This being the
opening ball Of tho season Will Dee a very
grand affair. and will be attended by the
400 Of WashIngton. Norf0-k. Sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-24

HIMORs IN THE BLOOD. bo'is. plm-
plss scrOfula sores are promptly tiaol-
Gated hv Hoods Sarsarnfiiil, tnc one
True blood Purifier. nerve tonic anu
health builder.
HOODS PILLS are easy 90 take. easy
10 ouerate. Cure indigestion, ollousness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-24

DO YOU need unwear. n So buy az MS
and YOU can save money
TEMPLE. PEMBERTON CORDES & co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-24
Grand Thanksgiving Ball al Chamberlain

Buy your underwear Of ms.
TEMPLE. PEMBERTON.COBD q, co
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-07-23

surface OF the sea. hardened Into gems.
then dropped TO the bottom. / have to
tell you today that storms OF trial have
showered imperishable pearls into many
a young mans lap. Oh. young man.
while you have goods to sell. remember
you have a soul to save. In a hospital
a Christian captain. wounded a few
days before, got delirious. and in the
midnight hour he sprang out on the
door OF the hospital, thinking he was in
the battle, crying: Come on, boys.
Forward. CHARGE" All. he was only
battling the specters Of his own BRAIN.
But ii is no imaginary conflict into
which l call you, young man. today.
There are 10000 spiritual foes that
would capture you. In the name Of
God. up and at them
After the last store has been closed,
after the las bank has gone down,
after the shuttle Of the quick feet on the
custom house steps has stopped, afte
the long line OF merchantmen on the
sea has taken sail Of flame. after Wash
ington and New York and London and
Vienna have gone down into the grave
where Thebes and Babylon and Tyre
lie buried. after the great fire bells Of
the judgment day have tolled at the
burning of a world-on that day all
the affairs Of banking houses and
stores will come up for inspection. oh,
an opening Of account books!
Side by side the clerks and the man
who employed them. Every invoice
made ut-all the labels of goods-all
certificates Of stock-all lists of prices
all private marks of the firm, now
explained so everybody a understand
them. All the maps Of cities that were
never built, but in which lots were sold
bargains, all gougings, all snap
judgments. all false entries. all adul-
teratiOn of liquors with copper and
~strychnine. All mixing of teas and
sugars and cOffees and sirups, with
cheaper material. all entertainments Of
trust funds. All swindles in coal and
iron and oil n silver and stocks. On
that day when the cities Of this world
are smoking in the last conflageration
the trial will go on, and down in an
avalanche of destruction will go those
who wrOnged man or woman nsulted
God n defied the Judgment. Oh. that
will be a great day for you, honest
Christian clerk. No getting up early,
no retiring late, no walking around with
weary limbs, but a mansion in which
to live and a realm of light and love
and joy over which to hold everlasting
dominion. Hoist him up from glory to
glory and from song to song and from
throne to throne, for while Others go
down into the sea with their gold like
a milestone hanging to their neck, this
n shall come up the heights of
amethyst and ~alabaster, holding in his
right land the pearl of great price in a
sparkling, glittering flaming casket.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-07-23
THE GOLD DEMOCRATS.
Meeting of tho Executive Communicable
Make Vigorous Campaign in Kentucky,
Ohio and Iowa

New York, July 21.-The executive
committee Of the national democratic
party, the gold wing of the democratic
party, met today at No. g. William
street. There was not a full attend
ance. There were on hand William T.
Bynum, late of Indianapolis and now
of Brooklyn, chairman of the national
committee and ex-officio chairman of
the executive committee; c.. B. HOl-
man, ROckland, Me-; w. d. Haldeman,
Louisville; John c. Built. Philadel-
phia; George F. Peabody, New York;
F. w. M. Cutcheon, st. Paul; w. w.
Screws, Montgomery, Ala, proxy for
j. M. Falkner; T. p. Linn, Columbus,
Ohio, proxy for L. G. Krauthoff, Kan
sas City; Charles ]. Canda, New York,
proxy for J. p. Frennell, Indianapolis.
There was much disappointment
over the absence of the three members
Of the committee and also because a
number Of politicians who had expect
ed to be present from Iowa, Kentucky
and Ohio to talk over the prospects Of
the fall campaign did not appear. The
purpose of the meeting was apparently
to hear these men and to discuss
whether to d campaigns in the
various states with speakers or with
campaign literature.
When the meeting was called to Or
der this subject vas taken up. 1t vas
said that the gold democrats had a
good fighting nance for victory in
Kentucky and a fair chance in Iowa.
hen whether it was better to spend
what money they had and get speakers
for those campaigns or for literature
was the question.
At the close Of the meeting Chair
man Bynum gave out a statement. He
said that after a discussion Of the mat
ter Of assisting the states of Ohio,
Kentucky and Iowa, in their campaigns
this fall, it was finally decided to as
sist the states campaign committees
with prominent speakers of national
reputation. John P. Irish, of San Fran
cisco, was spoken of, also Senator CAT
ferry, Of louisiana; Senator Lindsay, of
Kentucky; Colonel w. G. p. Breckin-
ridge, of Kentucky, and others. An ap-
peal will be made to all prominent
speakers who participated in the cam
paign last fall for Palmer and Buck
ner. When asked if Burke Cochran
would be invited, Chairman Bynum
answered hat he had not identified
himself with the organization as yet,
but all who spoke for Palmer and
Buckner in the last campaign would be
asked to speak.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-07-23
Open. High. Low. Clos.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
firm. shade higher; No. 2 yellow corn,
26Aa2sl1c; No. 2 spring wheat, SIC: No.
3 spring wheat. 73a75c: No. 2 red. 7shc:
No. 2 corn. 2sAd2s11c; No. 2 oats, I1kIlsc;
No. 2 white. 21hd22hc; No. 3 white, 2NI
22c; mess pork. per bbl., S.70Gs7.75; lard,
per 100 lbs, A-1HIA.10; short ribs sides,
loose, 4sn5c: dry sailed shoulders, boxed,
42.G5c; short clear sides. boxed, 4S.T4a4c;
whiskey, distillers' finished goods, per
gal. H.19.
New York. July ZL.-Flour strong and
held 3oc higher with buyers scarce at the
advance: Minnesota patents A-35I 81. 30:
winter patents AsoGs4.70; winter straights
$4OpTS45.
Wheat-Spot stronger; No. / northern,
New York, Ss4c afioat: No. / northern,
Duluth. S3sc aftoat. Options opened easy
with the decline IN Liverpool, but turned
strong and advanced all day with fewer
reactions. stimulated by strong later
cables, good foreign and export buying
and less favorable spring wheat news.
Closed at 1SI2c net higher. Sales. No. 2
red. July ssasc. closed at ssAc; August
sssIs1Asc, closed at Syasc; September TTs
Isi1c, closed at E7sc.