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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31
THE THIRD DISTRICT.
There are Contests for the House in Seve-
raj of the Countless.

The Democratic nominees for the Senate
in the district composed OF Richmond city
and Henrico county. are Messrs. Il. Il.
Munford and Conway r. Sands. They
have no opposition and are the only Sen
ators to be elected in the Third Congress
ssonal district
Messrs. James l.: Anderson, Il: Z.
Folkes, Thomas b. Murphy, w. f. Reddy
and Charles Nj. Wallace, Jr.. the Demo-
cratic nominees for the House in Rich
mond, have a GEAR field, and so has Mr.
Isaac Digs, who was put up for re-elec-
tioa az the ioater delegate IN KING VII
liam and Hanover.
DR. B. L. Winston. who is running 70
succeed himself in Hanover, Is opposed by
Mi. j. A. Wingheld. The latter gentle
man is an Independent candidate and so
Is Mr.. j. H. Kemple. who is opposing Mr..
Addison Maupin in Henrico. According
TO reports. which appear 10 be reliable,
from Henrico and Hanover, both Of the
present delegates viii be reelected.
A HOT FIGHT.
There Is a hot fight over in Manchester
and Chesterfield. That city and county
are in house district, with Powhatan,
the latter county being in the Fourth
Congressional district Mcssrs. Harry B.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31

regarded by his farmers rs q
model farmer" knowing the wants OF the
farming community. Mr.. Duke subse-
quently attended the University OF Nir-
ginia studying law under the late Pro-
lessor John b. Minor He COMMENCED the
practice Of law at the Charlottesville bar
in 1888, and since that time. in connection
with his father and brother, Judge x.
T. w. Duke, Jr., has constituted the Wells
known law firm of Duke & Duke. one or
tho ablest and most successful law firms
at the Albemarle bar.
The name Duke is not only respected
and honOred In the county or Albemarie,
but Is known and honored throughout the
old Commonwealth. and the good people
Of Albemarle are proud TO know that they
will be represented in the next House
BY Duke of Albemarle, VINO II potn
of the people. and is capable or repre-
senting the true interests OF all his con-
gtftuontg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31
Pnliflcnl News Items.

Banot-boxes poll-books, and stationery
for the use OF officials in Tuesdays cleo
ton are now ready at the Clerks Office
of the Hastings Court.
Senator John W. Daniel, who spoke Fri
dav night I'm Manchester, remained over
at Murphy's until noon yesterday. Wheh
he left over the Southern for Madison IN
Amherst county, where he spoke last
night.
Colonel Thomas whitehead. Commits
sloner of Agriculture. left yesterday after
noon for his home I'm Amherst county.
where he will make several campaign
speeches on Monday and where he VIII
vote on Tuesday before returning to Rich
mOnd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31
rnrmriIlr Rnsine.s Wen.

FARAIVILLE. VA. Oct. 3O.-Special.-
An organization was formed here Thurs
day night 10 DE known as the Farmville
Business Association, with the Following
officers: President, r.. 5. Pauletti vice
President. W. q. Huntington. Several
different manufacturing enterprises were
discussed.
Little interest IS taken I'm this county
over next Tuesdays election, althous.
there will be q large vote polled.
Miss Sallie Huntington, who LETT hci
about six months ago with party mon
Petersburg for Europe, reached home to-
day after a long but enjoyable trip.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31

nerlntendent OF Public Instruction. ana
the nght promises TO be close ana eScit-
Ing. ..,,.>.s,
FOR HONEST Elsb' iONS.
II Is generally conceded INA. NV e, ~
lion law will be passed. Many OF the
noe, influential Democrats are coming
hcro p,edged TO support a bin that wiz
o,ako tho elections absolutely honest
There arc good reasons for believing the
Democratic caucus Itself will decide upon
a hin mat will wipe out the existing law
and enact new ones. that VIII 10 lair
10 all political parties.
This viii be one Of the great SUBJECTS
70 be considered. and some nominees LOT
the General Assembly have already begun
10 study the question with view 10 oe,hg
able to give 81 intelligent consideration
vhen tho General Assembly meets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31
- CAROLINE-
THE SECOND DISTRICT.
The Democrats Sure of Victory Except In
Prince.s Anne (OnntY.

NORFOLK, VA, oct. 30.-Special.-
There is but one point in the Second Con-
gressional District that the Democrats are
at all doubtful about, and that Is in Prin-
cess Anne where the Republicans are
making a desperate fight TO put Batten
back into the House. and are giving his
opponent, ex-senator George T. Snead,
one of the toughest battels OF his life
Batten carried the county by ten votes
last time and expects to improve on that
majority considerably this year. Still.
Democratic success. while not certain in
Princess Anne is reasonably hopeful.
BLAND AND NEWMAN.
In Norfolk county anti-fusion Demo-
crat, c. j. Cole, is opposing Mr.. S. New
bern, the recognized candidate for the
House, but with no show whatever OF sue
cess. and Charles Il. Bland, Of Ports
mouth, will be reelected without trouble.
II. l.. Maynard and Major w T.. Foster,
OF the Thirty-third and Thirty-first Dis
tricts will be elected to the Senate as
surely as election day dawns. The other
two Senators from this Congressional Dis
trict are hold-overs.
Here I'm Norfolk city Messrs. NJ. T..
Cooke and c. c. Kizer will have the cas-
lest thing of their lives getting into the
House Of Delegates, and the Republican
opposition, in the opinion Of political
prophets. viii amount to little more than
a farce.
REPUBLICAN SPLIT.
All tho anti-Wise negroes VIII stay at
home. while Lambs crowd is not expected
10 tIrn out an army.
There is, however. this danger, and it
is one the candidates are beginning TO re-
aIize. viz: That too much over-conh-
dence may at the last moment prove IA
tai. Indications now are that the Demo
cratic vote in Norfolk will be small, and
should the Republicans wake up they
might come dangerously near the mark.
But then-there is the election law.
THE THTED DISTRTCT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31

Greensvllle, Court, November list.
SAMUEL w. WILLIAMS.
Pulaski Court. November 1st.
w. O.. PlLl<lNION.
Powhatan Court. November LIST.
=. ST. @. BARRAUD.
Powhatan Court. November LIST.
EDWARD ECHOLS.
Swoopes Depot. November LIST.
JOHN LAMB.
Greensyille Court. November 1st
+. II. BASSITER.
Matoaca, November lst (nighD.
J. TAYLOR ELI YSON.
Chairman.
JOSEPH BUTTON. Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31
rIGHrrNG BoB's NIECE.
Size HES Away with the Man OF Her choice
and il Married in Bristol.

CHEIsTIANsBURG. VA, oct CO.
special.-Air. George 5. Fitzwater and
Miss Isabel Evans left here last wed
nesday morning and went 10 Bristoi'
Tenn. where they were married by Kew
DR. G. O. Jones.
They are now az home to their many
friends. The groom is one Of the most
popular young business men here, late
DEPUTY treasurer and now deputy sher-
if and jailor.
His bride is q niece Of Commodore Rob
lev ID. Evans. OF the United states navy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31
Don't "Cuss F"
The Plumber.

He may be entirely innocent.
Maybe his work was good but has
been miStreated. Whatever the
cause Of the break, or leak, or bad
behavior of pipes, don't waste
time about it, but have it fixed up.
We are ready to make repairs
promptly and economically. We
are ready to put a JOB Of new
plumbing into your house that
will give you more satisfaction and
less annoyance than you ever
experienced before.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31
Where the Battle viii Rage
the Hottest.
Observation-Disclosures
An Overwhelming Majority for The Demo-
cratic state Ticket.
TIE OUTLOOK is FOR A LIGHT VOTE.

a.. D,.,,,.,oii,an District Contests Tor
the House Exisi ir Several Con''''e'
aud scvera, worry warm flights Are
ont,otbcr Portions Of the State
Republicans Are Badly Split
nrcCaun wiz Get a Heavy
Vote In ninth District.
Candidates whoare
Opposing Demo
Gratis for the
Houseand
Senate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31

ITO election in Virginia on Tuesday VIII
~ Tor Governor Lieutenant Governor
,ney-General. one-Laif OF the mem
h,,s Of the state Senate and FOR enc
h.ccred members Of The House OF Dele
gs;es.
There r. no doubt Of the election OF the
nominees OF the Democratic convention
hs,s M Roanoke during August 1hey
VII win ON. perhaps, the smallest '0'e
east in this state since the war.
/. has been one Of the most onesided
end uninteresting contests since the gu
ncrnatorial election Of 1871. one year
eeo the voters we're aroused rs never De-
fore over the great national contest ana
The apathy existing at this time is IN
marked contrast TO the political excite
ment OF the fall Of 1896
THE TICKETS.
-rhe Presidential election had hardly
,,cen settled before the contest for the
Democratic nomination for Governor IN
virginia was begun. For several months
mis- afforded considerable Interest. Ma
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31
7HE FIRST DISTRICT.
The state Democratic Ticket VIII Secure
Good support.


Good support.
FREDERICKSBURG VA, Oct. d.
sneclal-The general opinion prevails
here that at the election On Tuesday
next the smallest vote will be polled IN
Ired.rlcks,urQ and Spotsylvania county,
that has been poled Tor humDer Oh
years. The small vote VIII De que nor
to the reaction from the warm Fresl-
Dental fight OF last year than 10 any
other cause. mi,
An analysis Of the political CONDITIONS
shows about as follows:
TYLER. Echols and Montague VIII get
the Individual support of the Democracy
and OF those gentlemen, who Though
Republicans in National fights vote the
Democratic ticket in state elections.
FRACTIONAL BITTERNESS.
Tho Waddill- Brady Republicans in this
section are exceedingly bitter towards the
T,,,cbbnrg ticket and will cast their votes
for the Democratic ticket If they vote
al all. Some Of them desire to see rat
McCauIl moved UNDER and the desire
viii cause them 70 come out to the polls
on Tuesday and work against the Nc
Caull ticket.
For the Senate, DR.. G.. M. Wallace, OF
Stafford, has an opponent in an in
dependent, Sell-nt Jnllaltu coicitu iho"'
who will not poll a corporal's guard. DR..
Wallace has a walk over. his popularity
having been attested by the refusal OF
the Republicans TO make nomination
in a Senatorial district which went Re
publican at the last election.
The withdrawal of Major j. Horace
Lacy. leaves in the contest for the House
Of Delegates. opposed to the Democratic
nominee. Mr.. Alvin r. Embrey, two can
didates-Richard T. Mills, socialist; and
Zen Corbin (colorod Independent Re
publican. Mr.. Embrey will be elected by
a large plurality
In Stafford aud King George counties,
Just across the river the fight between
Mr.. T. W. Berrcy, Democrat and Hon.
w ]. Rogers. Republican) for the
House. IS quite warm, and the result
somewhat doubtful. Friends Of both
candidates are hopeful and say the vote
viii be close.
IN CAROLINE.
In Caroline county DR.. W. y. Quesen-
berry, DemocraO. mas no opposition.
MI 9. Harding Walker Democratic
nominee for the House Will certainly be
elected It is thought. In Westmoreland
and Northumberlc nd counties over Dr.. II.
Il. Coles, his independent opponent and
in Richmond and. Lancaster counties, Mr..
y. Carter Wellford ODemOcraD and Hon.
r. Spicer Curlott Republican,. are hav-
ing a lively fight with chances In favor
of the former.
The senator from the Northern Neck
is a follower member.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31

The Republicans Split on state Ticket but
Hopcto Secure Some Representatives.


sTAUNTON, VA, oct. 3o.-Special.-
This IS emphatlcally an Off year In poll
tics. and general apathy commands the
situation in this district. IL is the gen.
eral impression. which seems well rounded
that the Lamb convention candidates
have no chance for election, Dut they
expect to poll a respectable vote.
There are two things upon when the
Lamb people hang their hopes. one Is
that the Legislative tickets IN the various
counties may carry Il large NUMBER OF
voters, for what they call the state
ticket The other is that in the DARK
counties" the count will be MADE as
large as possible. with n view 10 increase
and continue the confusion in Republican
ranks. Inc nrst scneme Is DclnS ptOmpty
me and In the Tenth and Seventh ana
Ninth districts and possibly In other dis-
tricts circulars have been sent out warn
Republicans against voting the state
ticket"
In Augusta county there is a full Leg
islative ticket TO be elected. me lem
ocrats are making quite an active speak
ing canvass" while the Republicans are
on n still hunt.
suit IS by no means certain. II VIII PROP
ably be a close margin either way. Inc
Republican leaders and workers are max
ing no effort for the state ticket, anu
IL is the general opinion tIlsbt yer ''~i.l
and Montague will be elected by major
ity anywhere from $4,000 to 10000.
Rockbridge will poll a large vote TOT
the Lamb Estate Ticket and will probably
elect the Republican Legislative ticket.
The decision Of Judge Mclaughlin, that
the name of James Mccormick must be
put on the ticket for the Rockbndge SEN
atorial district. will add strength 10 the
Republicans.
In Highland. Bath and Allegheny. where
there is no Legislative ticket, the Lamb
ties will hardly be known. In Rocking
ham, Roller will receive a good vote, com
pllmentary to him as the representative
OF thai county Quiet work will show q
lively canvass foL the Republican Legis-
lative ticket. and Rockingham is doubt
ful county.
THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
The Democratic State ticket Will re-
ceive large vote. hut both parties realiz-
snR the possibilities as to the Legislative
tickets are concentrating all EFFORTS In
that direction, with much doubt as 10
the results.
II is generally conceded that the vote
will be a small one. The Democratic state
ticket will get all the votes cast for the
Democratic county tickets, but not so
with the Republicans. The Lamb state
ticket" will fall short by the thousand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31

1'ne only opposition 10 the Democratic
nominees for the Legislature, Of a serious
aspect. is In Campbell county, and the
Legislative District. comprising Roanoke
county, Craig county and Roanoke city.
In Campbell. Captain J. c. Featherston,
Democratic nominee for the House. is OPP
posed by A. NJ. Hamlet Republican. who
from ali accounts will get strong Popu-
LIST vote, and will reap some advantage
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31
The Closing Guns.

The Closing Guns.
Democratic State COMMITTEES.
Room 46. Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
Speakers and times and places OF speak
ing are announced as follows:
] HOGE TYLER
Rockbridge Court November LIST.
\. j MONTAGUE.
Franklin Court, November ist.
Roanoke City. November LIST tnlGEU.
THOMAS =. MARTIN.
Charlotte Court, November iss.
JOHN ". DANIEL.
Brookneal Campbell couaty), November
JAMES HAY.
Albemarle Court. November LIST.
PETER J. OTEY.
Brookneal Campbell Coz. November LIST.
c. Ii. WALLACE. JR.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31

Owen and r. G. Wood are the Democratic
nominees; Me3srs. J. Haskins Hobson ana
James NJ. Greg by are the PopuIist candi-
dates, Mr.. Hobs0n having the endorse
ment OF tho Republicans; Mr.. jeremiah
w. Nunnally is the only straightout Re
publican nominee, while Mr.. h. Il. HOWE.
q Republican. Is running as an fndepen-
dent Every inch OF ground has been
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31
THE SIXTH DISTRICT.
Democratic Opposition in Campbell and in
Roanoke.

LYNCHBURG. VA, Oct. 3o.-special.-
Little interest is manifested in the cam
paign in the Sixth District. Tho Demo-
Gratis Will have a decided majority, al
though. II will not be as large as that
given Congressman Otey last fall.
The Sixth District is nearly solidly DEM
ocratic, and unless there are unusual
combinations, the Democrats are sure OF
victory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31
To Cure Cold In One Day.

Take Laxative BromO Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II It fan
to cure. 25c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-05

cattle sold as low as s3Sd4-0o, and a mod
crate number of prime cattle up TO s5.loG
SIS. with an occasional sale of q fancy lot
ar $40. The bulk went a. $i3p1<s5. Stock
ers and feeders were offered a, a.5oa4. 40.
not much being done below $3.50. Stays
sold freely at s3-0od415. and oxen at s. 75at
$50. Texas steers sold chiefly at S.s59
4.0s, and bulls. cows and heifers at s. roc
3.25. Calves were active at an advance Of
% cents.
aged &c higher; sales were at an extreme
range of s3.45d400 for hogs, and at 3250ls
4.oo for PIGS. the bulk of the hogs bringing
s3s5d5.So. Pigs sold mostly al S-5064oo
Sheep-Trade in sheep was extremely dun
st an average decline of l0c in sheep and
lambs. Sheep sold at & oOd2. 70 for inferior
up to G.s506.o0 for prime hocks. Great
numbers OF Texans went for A.lcG 40 En-
port sheep were in demand around &.15 anc
lambs were salable at s. 501S.eo. Colorado
sheep moved slowly al $50 and over.
Receipts-Cattle 20oG; hogs, 1900: sheep,
1900.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Mo, May 4-Cattie-Re-
celpts e.ooo. Market steady. Texas steers.
sss5G405: Texas cows. s. ocd5c5 nativ.
se.3d4no: stockers and feeders. s.. s5qi So.
bulls s.. 30335o
Hogs-Receipts 1900 Market steady
Bulk OF sales S.s2i-0365: heavies s3.Ssd
Lights and workers. s.. 65dS-70: pigs, s2.ocn
ESQ
Sheep-Receipts 400 Market steady
Lambs, S.6SGA35: muttons. se5d4I5-
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis, Mo. May 4.-Cattls-Receipts
$50. Market steady. Fancy export steers
and native shipping steers S.SoH5-3o: stock
ers and feeders 81 SG455; steers under !. 90
pounds, 26o1i25: cows and heifers si-51ft
$50; Texas and Indian steers, S5.0od42s
Texas and Indian cows and he.fers, s2.c5g
$40.
Hcgs-Receipts 5000 Market steady.
Light. Sc SG3.so; mixed, S.7ca3-sS; heavy.
s. Od3 80.
Sheep-Receipts 5000. Market steady. Ma
tive muttons. S30cdi50: lambs, 45ols 500:
spring lambs. A5ols.Oo; Texas sheep. $50
142a
NEW YORK
New York, May 4.-Beeves-Receipts q:
no trading. Gables quote American steers
at 10izQil1.c dressed weight. sheep. i0d
Iac: refrigerator beef. sizasAc. Exports s.
o19 beeves and Isis sheep and 1900 quarters
OF Reef.
Sheep-Receipts 1l52 Market firm. Tn
shorn sheep. N.ci5.oo; clipped sheep. S-Jcf
4 .625z.
Hogs-Recsipts 4o5s. Marke, steady at
aSd40.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-05
Cottonseed oil-oui.t; primo crude. :oef

Cottonseed oil-Quiet; prime crude. 20.
eisc; PRIME yellow. 2id 2Sc.
California dried fruits-Ftrrn for evapcr-
ated apples. quiet for other fruits. Evzpor-
ated apples. choice. &c; fancy. 4leG4a.c:
prunes. 2;ad7c. as 10 size and quality; april
cots. royal. sglic: Moor Park. i2Ui5c; I'M
peeled peaches. ealoc; peeled. ugi<c.
Nuts-About steady. with demand HIGHT:
wainu;s. Ssa11zc: almonds. paper shellec.
l2di3c; soft shelled. 81.
Butrer-Steady: western creamery. i31
lie: Elgins. lie; factory. s1.ni2i-c.
Eggs-Dull: state and Pennsylvania, 100
I0i4c; western. sQloc: southern. sisasc.
ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis. Mo-. May 4-Rece.pts-Flour
3.lSs: wheat. $40; corn. 5l.i5s: oats. 10.
81 DO; oats. - 600.
Flour-Dui unchanged.
Wheat-Lower: No. red cash. elevator.
&c: track. slegsslsc; uJly. 7s,.c BID
CoEn-Lower: No. cash. &c; July. Eis9
oats-weaker: No cash. is,ic. nominal:
Jelly, isc bid.
Rye-Lower. 32c.
Flaxseed-Nominal. TIC.
Hay-steady: timothy, $ascd135o: prairie.
s.ocis.51.
Butter-Lower: creamery. ralsc: dairy.
s1i2c.
Egg-Firn. Sc
Pork-Dun: standard mess jobblng s-5ce
$50
Lsrt-Lower: prime steam, s25: choice.
S3ea.
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool Eng. May SIS pm.-Wheat
No. I northern. steady: spring. ssSi1i-
BRADSTREET'S VISIBLE.
New York. May Especial cable and tsle-
graphic dispatches 10 Brsdstreet's covering
the principal points OF accumulation inii-
cate the following changes in available sup
plies OF grain last Saturday. as compared
with the preceding Saturday:
Whea;-Cnited States and Canada, sss'
OF this Rockies. decrease ais 0op bushels:
afoat for and IN Europe. decrease 3l0o.f'9
bushels; total decrease worlds available g.
21s.ooo bushels.
Corn-Un!ted States ard Canada. east OF
the Rockies, decrease 4ss5.tHo bushels.
Oas-Un.t.d States and Canada. east OF
the Rockies. decrease 2Z75.0o bushels
Pacific coast wheat stocks decreased Dur
ing the month OF April 1900 bushels
The more important decreases IN stocks
OF available wheat last week. included n
the official visible supply statement. arc
TO- 90 bushels IN northwestern Interior eis-
vstors 50. 90 bushels at Canadian points OF
accumulation northwes: OF Lake Superior.
a 90 bushels in Chicago private elevators
5000 bushels al Louisville. 500 bushels
at Osvsgo. geo bushels a; Cleveland AM
~ % bushels az Minneapolis private e!e-
yStors
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-05

Chicago. Ili=.. May 4-Bct-er-Wszk
orsnery, uGIsc; dairy. s5i5c-
EEsS,ea5y; fresh. ss.6sszc.
1--we poultry-stesay. turkeys sasci
chickens &c. ducks. Sc
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. No. Way 4-whsat-Sieasy
20 strong demand Light; No hard. 7s5spc;
No. J, s6s5c: No T. sSasc: No : spr.ns.
SC. Nc J. TsG-Sc-
Cor.-about steady; fairy active: No. :
mixed. Istzc-
oats-steady: fairly active: So. white.
zi.1Zc
Rye-No. :. Ee
Hsy-F1-n: eholc. tiacthy. uss9zs %.
chosce prairie S-9s1Ta
B11te--Lows-: creamery. -s6lSc: dairy.
sTI1c
Ezz-FIrn. ~
NEW YORK
Ne< YORK Nay 4-Fsosr-Recesoss l.
So barrels. expo-.z az WEAK ana b=.-
on al spring WHEAT g-zdss. -. seal y
n.31 q winters Mlr1s@o-z patents. 81 -.
s3e. Ni-nezso.z tskerz. Sss97 8. WE
pzg~rnss tsg1< =. wsz.e- extras z -
AZ winter iow graz s. ssa-S
Rye-Wesk 70. ses:.rz. ~
whea:-Kec>spts 80 sz-hsks: sxy1-ts
i-.>s spos z-zke,. Ne rsT-he-n sprirs.
=. To.S z.5zt. Va. hz-s zsaf@-. ~
Op.I3rs rsAt.r. Hs6is,s iax.r
Corn-R-rsipfs - - esssh-ls- srooTrs - .
IS. Spot weak. No - oT-ssas weak.
- soxer. LAY. ~
oaSs-RseeAs.rs lls'ss sashsss: eIsor,. 8
- saS. q1.ez. Ne = @a=-e O1Ioz.
GA pzrs4Ey ~ EeI is~sT. Nay. r.
Eay-Gz<-
Lsrs-Isaa: western s;eazs>.. 49,. ssa--
e. esss<-
Fs.x-S.sa-y.