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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-09-30
At TIE POINT OF GUNS.
The Quarantine Regulation is Main
tanned Near New Orleans.

Lafayette, La, Sept. 3o.-The efforts
of the business men, city and health
authorities of New Orleans to affect
modification of the rigid quarantine re-
strictions of the various parishes OF
this state. by conference of the parish
and town quarantine officials along the
Southern and Texas Pacific roads was
not successful. The train carrying the
physicians who were to take part in the
conference and who passed through
Lafayette yesterday afternoon was
stopped at Rayne by a mob armed with
shctguns, who refused to let it go
through. The reception was too warm
70 even permit of a parley, and the Of
f1cials of the train and the physicians
decided to abandon the object.
Had not the people of Rayne pre-
vented the party from passing through
IT would have been interfered with
elsewhere. The authorities of Lake
Charles and Opelouas wired here that
the train would not be permitted to
pass through those towns.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-09-30
Sheriff Keplev's BUSY Week.

Sheriff Kepley and his deputies have
been kept busy serving warrants on
jointists. There was no trouble in ar
resting any of the jointistS and all
gave bonds.
Those recently arrested were the fol-
lowing: Robert Pigg and A. T. Pigg
who had a place at 426 Kansas avenue.
Al Hayslip whose place is near Sew
enth and Kansas avenue.
Sam Campbell of 422 Kansas avenue
James Miller of 52615 Kansas avenue.
Lon Townsend in the old Jockheck
building.
This is the second time the Pigg
Brothers have been arrested this week
Miller is an ex-member of the fire de-
Dartment
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-09-30
BEAU BRUMMEL IN HOOK.
Boston Swell Enbezzles 500 and
Enjoys Life for a Time.

Boston, Sept. 30.-Harry. A. Litch-
field, a local Beau Brummel, is under
arrest charged with the ENLIGHTENMENT
of 800 from the Boston Auction compa-
ny. For a week the police have been
securing the town for Litchfleld. Now
it turns out that he has been in Boston
or it's immediate vicinity nearly the
while time, spending money in a lavish
manner.
He put up at the grand new hotel La
Touraine, where, on the strength of a
$500 check deposited, he lived, dined,
and wined sumptuously. The police
failed to catch him until he was locked
in room by the proprietors of La Tou-
raine, who had become suspicious of
him.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-09-30
DOGS FROM THE KLONDIKE.
Pack of Alaskan Animals Purchased
for Lincoln Parks ssZoo.n

Chicago, Sept 30.-"Cy'' De vry of
the Lincoln park ZOO" has a new at
traction. Saturday the keeper received
six Klondike dogs from Captain Light.
who brought the animals from Alaska
a few days ago. superintendent An
drews of Lincoln park closed the deal
with Captain Light for his dogs Satur-
day morning and turned the pack over
to Keeper De Vry's care.
The dogs accepted their new situation
without a show of their fierce fighting
ability when in pack. Mr.. De Vry
says the dogs will not fight alone, but
when a number are together they put
up a dangerous battle. A big sign an
nounces to the public that the dogs are
Just fresh from the Klondike."
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-09-30
GOTHAM SOCIETY SHOCKED
Delmonico to Permit Men to Smoke
in the Woman's Restaurant.

New York, Sept O.-Society-that So
ciety which would admit of no advance
ment, no retrogression, and would bar
its doors to all interloping customs
hos received a shock to it's nervous
constitution with the announcement
that Delmonico's is to employ an or
chestra and permit smoking in its main
dining-room.
DeImonico has resisted all such inno
vations until the very last, and it is
now only in Difference to the repeated
requests of the oldest and most inhuen-
tia1 patrons of the house that the ex-
pertinent is to be tried of permitting
men to smoke in the women's restau-
rant,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-09-30
It Saves the croupy children

Seaview, Wave have a splendid
sale on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
and our customers coming from far and
near speak of it in the highest terms
would nave died of Group if Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy had not been
given.-KeHam & Ourren. The 25 and
80 cent sizes for sale by all druggists
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-09-30
Little Use for Doctors.

Jacob Spivey and his granddaughter
from Minneapolis were attacked with
acute dysentery at the fair grounds and
suffered severely until relief was ad-
ministered at the hospital tent to which
they were removed and remained until
partially recovered. Fortunately no
serious cases of illness have been dis
covered on the grounds, although two
physicians are on duty constantly at
the hospital tent.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-09-30
A Cure for Bilious Collie

Resource, Screven Co.. Cal have
been subject to attacks Of bilious collie
for several years. Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is the
only sure relief. 1t acts like a charm
One dose of it gives relief when all
other remedies fail.-G. d. Sharp. For
sale by all druggists.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-09-30
Death of Little John Heerv.

John Heery, the year old son of
Mr.. Michael Heery, died yesterday
from bowel trouble. The funeral was
held this morning from the Church of
the Assumption.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-09-30
Extra Train Seruica

Santa Fe train No. for points west
will have extra sections every night
necessary during the Festival, thus en-
abling visitors to see all the exercises.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-09-30

ct crave but One Minute" said the
public speaker in a husky voice; and
then he took a dose of One Minute
Cough Cure, and proceeded with his
nratory. One Minute Cough Cure is
uneQuaIed for throat and lung troubles.
C. w. Stausfield. 632 Kansas avenue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-09-30
NEWTON REPUBLICAN SOLD
". ]. Krehbiel of This City is the
Purchaser.

VIM. J. Krechbiel, telegraph editor of
the Capital, has purchased the Newton
Republican from John N. Reynolds and
will take charge next week. Mr.. Rey-
nolds will remain at Newton, running
his lob printing Office.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-09-30
Street Car Tickets.

The public may save change maxi
ing by buying street car tickets at the
office of the company, 113 East Eighth
avenue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-09-30

Not how cheap but how good Is the
way we try to do our work. Peerless
Steam Laundry. 112 and 114 West sth
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-09-30

We do amending and sew on buttons
Grss Of charge. Fearless Steam Laundry.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-09-30
LaxAtive Bromo Carb

Cures HeadacN and Neuralgia. Cure
guaranteed or Money refunded by all
Druggists. Price Csc.
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values. hut . renewal Of speculative ceiling
developed an absence Of support The only I'M
portant primary change in the bank statement
was . decrease Of nearly q 100000 in the loans.
There has been virtually no change IN the hold
ings Of lawful money. and tho increase OF nearly
three-quarters Of a million surplus IL due almost
entirely to the smaller deposits.
As compared with the final prices Of last Sat
urdhy. the entire list IL lower. The more inn
portant net declines are in Burlington and
Quincy, 6k = cent: New jersey Central and
Rock Island. $40 each; Kansas and Texas pre-
ferred, 5Is; Omaha, q; Northwest and Cleveland.
Cincinnati. Chicago and st. Louis. 3ia each;
Tobacco. az; 81. Paul, 3; Louisville
and Nashville, 27s; Southern Railway preferred
and L. 8. Leather preferred, 2as each; Atchison
preferred. Northern Pacific preferred. and Ten
ncssee Coal and Iron, GIG each; New York Cen
trail, 2k; American Sugar Refining. General
Electric, and Reading. gle each; Chicago Gas.
Ia: Delaware and Hudson. la; Atchison, la;
and Ohio. III; American Spirits.
IL; wabaah preferred, 1; Manhattan Railway.
7s; Missouri Pacific and Western Union. \
each, and Pacific Mail. la = cent.
Final sales compare with those Of yesterday
an folloUR.
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stagnation was the only feature of the speculation In
cotton to day. The tone was easier on the Chrontcie's
weekly weather report; but owing to the intense dull.
river bulletin indicated falling water at numerous
points. The receipts were light. and the movement
Tor the week Il expected to be small. the total re-
ccipts at the ports icing estimated at IL, 900 to so. 900
baies. The Chronicle states that farm work Is back.
ward over the greater portion Of the South. having
been delayed by continuous rains and the overlooking
OF streams; that In Texas, however. operations are
better advanced than elsewhere. but planting has
been checked somewhat by threatening weather;
that light frost occurred in the interior of Texas
on on "wednesday; that the Mississippi River con.
land on the west bank Is under water; that there
have been no breaks on the east side, and It is believed
that the levees will hold; that the river Is falling
slowly at Memphis. There came into sight during the
week 3l,77l bales. against 9.346 in the same week
last year. making the total In sight 7,772, 273 bales,
against e.34a, sse I'm the same time last season. The
exports from the ports thus far this season have been
6.U5h. 900 bales. against 8. 723. oil in the same time last
season. The total worlds visible supply Is now 1916
58l bales. including 3.066. 06l American, against
were American.
.CoFFEE-Rio on tho spot was dull but steady;
No. z. si9c. Sales 1000 bags No. z at Sac. The future
trading yraa n a foIInua.
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CoFFEE-Rto on tho spot was dull but steady;
no. I. si2c. Sales 1000 bags No. z at Sac. The future

Futures here closed quiet, with prices generally I'M
changed. The sales were 0 1850 bags. Havre advanced
81; aam6urg advanced = TO = Pf1s; American ware
easy; receipts lO.000; stock. Ell. 900; exchange,
si,l5d. Santos was firm; receipts in two days,
In the day on higher European cables, but before the
close prices reacted on local selling.
NAVAL SIoREs-Unchanged.
PETRoLEun.crude certificates were unquoted here;
In OIL City 98c. bid. Refined unchanged.
PROFESSIONALISM dull at 1. 42 lac. Pork steady. Mesa.
90 25(s39;6o Tallow, sssc. Chicago. March az
"The trade In provisions seems TO be waiting. Bearu
have put out quite a line OF short product, believing
that az soon "a the receipts Of hogs increase the mar.
ket VIII suner q setback. Bulls think then will be a
good time TO mako purchases. believing that any In
crease IN receipts will not last long. and that prices
VIII subsequently advance again. especially II good
foreign demand for our products continues" Butter
Creamery. western, seconds 10 extras, I7Qloo.
C~heese-State. full cream. large. white. fancy, l20
l2iac; do. small. 12hc. Eggs-western. fresh gath.
suoAH-Rawd duh but firm; s90 test, e I5.1 &C.; 90.
test, y BLOC: Refined quiet and unchanged.
CHICAGO, March 27.-Thege wero to-days prices:
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- AocN
Government bonds steady at unchanged quo
tations. Railway bonds irregular. Tho features
were Kansas and Texas DDS, Ontario and West
ern r. As. Southern Pacific Of California cousols,
Texas Pacific. Union Elevated lists, Brooklyn
Elevated. Atchison and Northern Pacific issues.
The more important net advances were In Brook
Ign Elevated lists. q y cent. to 70. and eds.
Ii2, to ALL; Ontario and Western r. Is, e., TO
1885,; Southern Pacific of California consols. q,
to S7i2. and Union Elevated lists. u y cent, TO
n. The noteworthy declines were in Atchison
adj. =. = = cent. to 44a; Kansas and Texas
s7as. and general IS. %, TO SO. and Texas Pacific
Eds, j. y cent, to 20h.
Commercial price OF bar silver in New York,
62l2c. Bar silver in London closed at 2sad.
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at 4Sa assoc.
quoted as follows: Sixty days. 2 ' cent; ninety
days. 2i9 2 cent: six months. 8 p cent, and bal.
ance Of the year, 3L2 y cent. on good mixed
Stock Exchange. collateral. Commercial paper
quoted at 3le . cent. choice and prime single
names at 3i2Ca4 . cent. and good names at Ia
y cent.
Foreign exchange inactive at unchanged quo
%tations. Posted asking rates for sterling, $4.s6l9
rates are: Long bills: $4.s54;. sight drafts,
$4.s74. and cable transfers. $4.s7R. Francs are
quoted at 5;1sis@5,l7la for long and 5.16ts
@40is for long and 4O4a4O 5.i6 for short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
mium:. savannab-Buying. l-18 on; selling.
mercial. 25 cents discount. San Francisco-
Sight, 20 cents premium; telegraph, rs cents
premium. st. Louis-Par and 20 cents premium.
Ch~icago-par. Cincinnati-Between banks. so
cents discount: over counter, par.
The weakly afa tap,ept ~ ayarauaa ~ tho CIoar-
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Real Estate SaIes.

Jacob 4; King has sold for Hugh Nesbitt the three
story building. with lot 25xl00, No. b52 Grand street.
JR: Davidson has sold Tor Mrs. Elias. Hsnnossy 10
A.. L. Aste, for about $50, 900, the nve-story brick Sin.
gle Nat No. 40 West IObth street,
East l 10th street.
W q. Rule has sold for MI. Joseph Pickard to
Charles Hohl the strip on the northeast corner of
Home street and Forest avenue, 9 feet 10 inches wide
by 40 feet deep, for 81, 200.
j, Ketchem has sold for the Amea estate the
three,stoIy stone:front dwelling. with lot l6.7xIoo.I i,
No. goo West 1890 street.
Builder James Livingstone has sold the group OF nys
new nye-atory American basement brick and limestone
dwellings Nos. lao TO l45 West Seventy-seventh
street to William Butler.
X. Hayden d Co. have sold for Hirsch Bros. tho two
lots on the northwest corner OF l4lst street and
Eighth avenue. 6oIlOo, vacant, to J, i. oBrien for
Petty, soulard a Walker Realty Company have pur.
CHASED Tha nvs lots on Teesdals place. l0A feet east OF
Charles ": SCHUYLER Co, have sold the two lots
on the south aide OF 18th street. 100 feet west
e Sdd ne Bouievsfd; for John =. CLANCY and three lots.
James L. Hutchinson has soid hS four.story and
eAsems1t broyn.Stone dwelling. No. II Park avenue.
Folsom brothers have sold for Amelia n. Garland 70
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oonPErn

SATURDAY. March 2z.-GRAN-wheat-spot
was firm but dull. No sales. Free on board
anoat: No. Q red. s37sc.; No. 1 Northern spring.
Duluth. e5asc; so. 1 Northern spring. New
York, s3sec. Futures advanced lee. TO nc. but
lost this and closed unchanged to Leo lower.
After Change May on curb was TB&@7s7ec-:
closing 1880. Future sales $4,000 bush, a.
followu:
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Sales 5000 bbla..

~CorroS-Spot cotton here was unchanged. with sales
OF Isl bales for spinning. Middling uplAnds. z 5.16c.
against TIC. last year; New Orleans and Gulf, z p.l6c,
against Gee. last year. The Southern spot markets
were unchanged. New Orleans sold 2, 200: Memphis,
Norfolk. lT5. and Mobile. 100 bales. Spot cotton In
Liverpool was unchanged. with sales Of 5000 bales:
futures there advanced = to l point. New Orleans
declined z points. Augusta received to-day $50 bales.
against 23S last week and 29s last year; Memphis.
8S4. against los last week and 37s last year; Houston,
l.42t, against sv+ last week and 2.52l last year; ST.
Louis none. against I2l last week and l36 last wear.
Memphis shipped to-day 2. 1873. ST. Louis sos. and Hous.
ton l,558 bales. Houston expects on Monday 1000
to 2.2OU. against l,O{0 last week and 1899 last
year: New Orleans expects $500 TO 5000. against
S,O25 last week and +.2s7 last year. The port re-.
week and 6,69S last year. The exports from the ports
were 1880 bales. Futures here closed quiet and
unchanged to 3 points lower. with sales Of lS, 500
bales. The future trading waa ma followa.
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e5th st. Q q. 100 " Az A. 25xI09.R; Adolf
7!th ST 2sssss East; Joseph = Weed 20 ~
sth Az. vs. 50 \ Iith st. ao.iiIioo; Man:
ton Marble and wife TO the Fifth Avenue q,
"a Az. : cor iSs;i st. 7I.sI ilrs9: John II
Lot a5S E 81 sv ana SOS issth 81, runs
7os.e sSI n sLliIn v ala. also gore
ssTn; Louis Ranger 20 Rachel Ranger Ct 9,
laist st. g. US . sd Az. 15Iioo: Patrick
Burns to Margaret A Burns ...:.".. i
Caldwell and wife TO Thomas Rogers and q.
Hssser " 81. iai 20 ISL: jacob aorowit: and :
wooster q. 81; Louisa c Tiediine and ano
9Th st. "a ios sis map Prospect hin estate.
SoIis7ssaIlS4:s chhs KJsofson. ref. 10 ,oo
Choss oi and vie 10 frsnf erodsfy ..A..'.. 1000
OF Ra.hei Muriss. aSIioos VIM Robert
Arthur ay COT islst q, 5oI 90; Jchn ii Cor:
win and wife to Henry J smith .......... 10
sane property; chas c Nichols. as admr. to a.
oi Is1 8. soS %ssa; Perez N stewart and vie
os.h St sii:sis west; Trcdeiicio Mayer TO $500
Goth st, = :. zoo " West End s1. aSiioo.S: ~
ss ab ~ 3 HuGsT to % yTsdsT rnS 8 haysTNob.
same TO Frederick Nayer........... !
RECORDED noRroAsEs.
Bell. Jerome. and wife to George B Craw-
ford. lot 9. map property heirs OF Ellie Peil.
Briei. Mary. and anos to German Exchange
Bank, 5 W cor I'd az and SGD It, demand. l2.le7
Cavinhto. Gluditta. To City Trust Safe Deposit
and Surety Co. e 5 Brsdhurst ar. 7To n
1+2d st, secures bond ............ $50
Flanders. Abraham II. and wife 20 Title Guar
and Trust Co, W s Rutherfurd place, 40s
Poote, Edward ID. and Catherine O Foote.
wife. 10 Mary Y Bouel. l22 Lexington ar,
Koewins. Jessie z. and ano TO intitia & ~
sands ct al. eIr. n ssist st. $50 W West
Same to Perez N Stewart and ano. 9o7 west
viss st. instaiIs 80. 1900
Kaufman, Mary A. to Jacob HorowitE, 1877
TO 1871 Hester NJ. III 6,267
Mclaughlin. Rody. and wife toll Jules Mayer.
" . Robbins av, goo 3 Willow nv. l yr..... 1000
Mapes. Daniel, Jr, and wife 20 Rachel Purdy.
soth st, lot 2ls. map Prospect Hill estate.
Mayer. Frcdericke. to julius Kai1enbeiE. $
e7th st. ] 20 W West End av. J0xl0o.1l,3
yrs. z mtRB. 5000
Petsr, Mary, to John Kahl and wife. 8 Nor.
rs Park nv. 100 e Van Nest st. 8 yr....... 5000
Perry. Dominick. and wife 20 Margaret May
er. NV s Av A. as . John st. demand 49,. 900
Schneider, Louis A. and wife to John Lancer.
Q sJackson nv. IS n l65th st. demand .... 1880
Rem, Ludwig. and wife TO EdwdC Schnefer
....e.... 10000
Smith. Mary Z. TO John Fleming. s " cor Ks.
tonAh NV and Opdyke st. l yr....... IS
Wagner. Albert, and wife to Estelle Hasberg.
70 East 92d 81, demand .................. $500
RECORDED LEASES.
Sd ar. 1880
Pohl. Adolph, TO Chas Dietr. SO Av A, 8 yrs. 1900
washburn, Francis. agent. TO Charles Me
rsch, 81 East l25th ct, o yn.....el,4oo to 1850
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Bariey-wss dun. New feeding. 2etse- cost and
freight to Bufisio. Rye-was inactive; State. tois0
ELc.; No. 2 Western. 36ae3oac. cost and freight
70 Buffalo. corD-spot was steady. Sales $4,000
bush. No. 2 mixed. 9iSc- and on private terms free
on board ahoai for export: No. . mixed In elevator.
'solsc, After Change" May on curb wAs sose. Flu
lures advanced &c. Future sales $4,000 bush, ss
follows:
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AVhiIhbIe cash balance,
including gold balance SsI7. goo. o5s s2Is. lls, sos
Money in London, Ia v cent. Rate OF discount
IN open market for both short and three months
the Bank OF England on balance to-day. RbO,-
600. Paris adyices quote 3 y cents at lO2
francs 14lo confines.
Tho sales Of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange To-
day were az follows:
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PROPOSALS FOR SMoKELEss POWDER Ord.
Il nance once. Washington, March % ispI SeSisd
= Gsos apR II a ~ VIII be received until 3 o'ciocE
isas powder for 80caliber small arms, delivered al
n nnnnd Arsenal Philadelphia, Pa, viz; 10000
aost: saa 10000 pounds In November, 1897. InfuS
W%Aaon Iqrnished upon application to Brig. Gen. i. ".
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Opcnfn9. Highest. Lotnesf. C7ostng. Night.
Juiyy..:. " aai yaIss
wheat was dull and featureiess. The fluctuations In
he ciose prices we're prsHticaiiy nncSsnred' AZ nrst
prices advanced slightly on higher cables. large local
close the Improvement was lost and a slight decline
snsned on some months. Liverpool advanced I'D.
western receipts were 446 cars, against s72 last week
S arns sSS ls' iS yssr: than nse i ssP9 Me.t for si fss Tsst , T ,ss,
have been lls.6t3.lss bush. against 81. 1875. 1913 In
last week were $4,000 bush. against soi. 900 In the
previous week and i%.i3s.0oo last year. Corn was
weTe heavy. since July / they have been $50. ssS.st
bush. against Al .94l. $50 IN the same time last season.
bush. against ss0.60o a year ago. Oats were steady.
Csicaso r Tsnrs its ears Of corn and !, ~ Of oats;
been encouraging TO holders Of wheat. with the e1.
apparently no dispo.ition to advance. news bs; been
bullish. The visible supply decreased over i,O0o.o0o
on passage showed q good decrease, and there was q
decrease approximating I. 1000. 900 in the worlds Wis.
cash demand has been fairly good. damage reports have
been numerous, and indications point TO q late spring
have declined 2tc. = bush; only Q small portion of
saI a,, was Iesors sr,d: and the market At tn. Close 70,
and apparently are not buying. awaiting further
thing more dennite can be aseertained. It will likely
tend TO make speculation very active, and we look
the next two weeks. In a few days we viii probably
receive the state reports. navigation will open. and
large iHg While the irsn pr acsm ss: P seen w wal P we do not Ss
think bears have been selling very heavily. on account
OF the uncertainty that c1ists both in regard TO the crop
and the political situation abroad: however. should
anything favorable present itself. they would more
than likely raid the market. The corn market ncts
very nrm. The export and domestic demand IL cx-
ceedingly large. shipments aggregating 5.s82. 900
bush. for the week. The bad weather last fall and
tho heavy rains this spring. which have prevented
marketing, have rendered a large quantity OF corn I'm.
merchantable. II mny be. however. that the liquidA.
ton Of May contracts will cause q heavy market.
while II lasts, hut II navigation opens 40 that the No.
2 corn will move out freely before this liquidation
begins. II IL quite likely that shorts will become good
BUYER and cause q strong market"
ELOIR-WnA nuiet hut afeahr Snlea q onn hhla
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