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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-12
GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION
Warns An Cni,.ns Against Disturbing
the Peace of the state.

Harrisburg Pa. sept. lion account
of the horrible slaughter yesterday after
noon at I.atim"r Ia III" coal region. tho
governor tonight issued the following
proclamation:
"Whercas II has been represented 10
me- hy tho proper authorities ui l.uzcinr
county that riotous demonstrations exist
IN various sections thereof. whereby the
lives and property and the peace and
safety of the people are threatened and
which the civil authorities are unable Ia
suppress. aud
Whereas. Tho constitution and bylaws
of the commonwealth authorize Iud re-
quirc the governor, Whenever il may be-
come necessary. Ia employ the military
Of the state to suppress violence aud
preserve The peace
Now. therefore. I. Daniel " Hastings
governor of the commonwealth. do h'rc-
by admonish all good citlz'ns and all
persons within the eye aud under the ln-
risdiiion Of the commonwealth against
aiding or abeting any such uniawiui
proccs dings, and do hereby notify them
that the lives and property of all riii-
zcns Of the commonwealth viii bc pru-
tec,ed. ,h1, the laws viii br enforced
that the humblrs, citizen will br pro-
tected IN Ills right "a earn a livelihood
and In thu enjoyment of his hom" and
family: and that IN" safety life and
property VIII Ia guaranteed On all or-
casions at whatever cost, aud I do hero
By command all persons engaged IN RIOT
Gus dsmonst rutious and unlawful rom
duet. thr atening III" peace aud dignity
of IN. commonwealth. to disp.rsc forth
with Ia their respective places of abode
warning thom that persistence in Nio-
l.uro or unlawful a>~'mbnrr VII com
pei such use of tho military arm "f M"
commonwealth ~ may oc necessary 10
enforce obcdicnc" TO the laws and the
maintenance Of good order
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-12
BONES OF A HUMAN BEING
Expert Osteologists Testify in the
Luetgert Case.
A WOMAN'S SKELETON
Both Witnesses We're Positive That
There Could Be No Mistake State
Nearly Through With lts Case.
Remains OF Dog.

Chicago, Sept. li.-ln IN" I.nIecYt
trial to-day. the state put i'm iIs lime
proving that the bones taken from the
vat in the sausagf factory wcre those
of human bcinL aud the evidence
which was produced Was strongly
against the prisoner. Prof Gsurge ",
Bailey. ostcologist of the Field Column
ban museum. testified positively ihat
one of the bones shown him in court,
one was from the hand uf human he
ing. one from the foot. one MAS "A part
of n human rib. aud one was n frag-
ment ~ the humcrus fnrrarm. The
witness did not qualify his evidence In
any degree. hut stated his conclusions
in the most positive manner, driving
his testimony home with the assert m.
They are bones from the skeleton of a
small person. probably a woman"
After Professor Bailey came In,
X, bert \. Howe. who has for many
years been connected with the leading
hospitals of the city. and hc gave the
same evidence as Professor Bailey.
also saying that the bones were from
the frame of a small person. probably
a woman" Portions ol a skeleton
were brought into court and the Wit
ncsses showed the jury just where the
fragments of bone were to hc found la
the human body.
After the conclusion of the expert tes-
timony Police inspector Setback took
the stand and identified the bones that
had been shown as ihosc that we're
taken from the vat IN his pres nre by
the officers working under his direction.
II is now likely that the state viii rest
its case on Monday ii the defense does
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-12
REPuDiATES hArr.
Teller says ~ should Decline the silver
Republican Nomination.

Denver sept 1.-THE Rocky Mountain
New to-day quotes Senator Teller as
having ~1!d to its representative al Ri"
yesterday n ilnyt has accepted the Nc
kinlsy rvpublean nomination nc ought
IN common dccency To decline the silver
republican nomination. Z stand hN what
said u nN speech at Glcnwood Springs
II IS MI necessary Tor me to say more
than that
This utirrHucr Is regarded as a rep"ala-
tion of the siiNer nominee for Justice
OF the Suprcmv court who has aeeep'ed
thc NJ kinleN npubiican nonlinau"n ais".
as Tellcrs remarks to the convention at
GlsnWood springs were as follows; III
silver Is paramount the question i para
mount to any other. stand shoulder to
shoulder aud l,t the meu who do not be-
ieyr lu Do 20 to the Mckinley rrpubli-
cans ana sta, there You cannot make
suCb am alllauce with the Mektnleyites,
without disgrac.ns yourselves and in1ur-
jrg the catss ier which you profess %
much ut,rsL'
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-12
INDIANS SELL LAND.


Sprrlai Di<pairh "a the Standard
pp,ai,lio sept a. Thl- afternoon jim
Ballard Poraipllp Tom Pat LARGE Bnd
ll ur Y oihrr rhi,fa of th' Shorhones AMI
BAunuck- OF 'bo Fort ilall reservation
signed 90 tfraiN fpr tho sale ~ iO"p arrs-
~ no, -outh'rn oud of 'h" r"s"rvatiou Tor
81 pr a.fr pr in rouud ngurrs @s"e"
Ttr ,uibu l.H' VIII br north ~ ro,siClln.
ana VIII op,u up M" southern "nd ut th,
r,e,fyutIou go puhGs s''tlrmrnf
Tho prI,' 80 per acre II au unh"lrd-1t
prov f,r public hand Th' 'hiofE say thlt
f Irr iHrm- of tNi- 'r'tty ar compiled
With and tn' ppYmrni- mad" Hs per "on.
'rr. iHry Will soil the residue ~ their
.upIu. IanBs rho lands sold compris
lburf r..fblrd 81 tby rrtirr rcserSa,i"u
wEtr, 'H Ho dnuhI fh1t 600 thr other
.NIr'. wlI -lsu the ttH'y
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-12

Piitsburg Sept 1l.-Th, icJr' tion N IN"
operators compronisr proposition hy Ga"
miners convention 90 columbus $40 H
surpris" Ia the pitt-hurl pp' 'ruiof- Who
had made arrangements 20 -t"t up M"n-
day 4 m"etlne 81 the executive commit
tee NJ tho Lake sh.rp'f- association W's
called for Monday iu drrid, uu ID plan of
a'tiou. ]. g. pysari % in. MT. ~ 'hc -
ccliiyr committee said wv, rrr'WnlN
dhi not aniiripnt. su,Il a r,-Uf Z am . 20
lln the executive board vIi nu' ahNt-"
tH" payment ~ the G'-y'ui r.N,.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-12
t.,r.r Carrier, Adjourn.

Sos Frau. i-eo Srpt % Thg eighth ln-
rual convention "t fhr Letter 'arrrrs
National a-rv,iitiou Completed its L,b"r-
t,-ds. aui sdiuufnrd siHr dic lu t0"
.s,WH. t'U drl"sar'a ard their friends
5lpuN'b tba falr rt hauirs pavilion
ru-mpru.N a spectral .t,Nr-'r tU Santa
trig .uH tH' Hlg ir-- N.s D,,u lf.
..Hlru fvr iD,ir bru,Nt
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-12
CAN'T FIND THEM.
>o One seems to Know where Ward wa.
Hufird.

chicago S.rt n Puhlic Adm0ulstrI-
tor % 'ppnDon D. having considerable am
cuity ln rrdluE tnr remains ur N RIi--
seli Wand thr Enelishmau Who ,uum.f-
ted suillr. h' jumping from 'HI,azo 4
Narthw.-lsfu train u f,W u.t- ago
since OpoaH"ll took out ',tt,r. go rho
fsrJtc G' i0- n,'n oUicpfpDul ta on-
tlu tho r'uaiu. lu ptd'r Zoo I.',r 'b nt
a- th"r' b. So" p'f-nnSl pf,grrft vh..U
blioug,d lu lr. l.H,a sod a.l#rn.u rl.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-12
-Four Famous Watches

Our assortment Is very complete and
prices very iow-Sl. sl25. sl.5o. s2.25 and
$3.50. our s2.25 and s250 have very loud
alarms. They ring IL minutes and
never fail TO waken. Try one.
Orders taken for Calling Cards, We'd
ding and Invitation Stationery. A full
line of Samples.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-12
A FRIEND
In NEED~
is A
Timely
Friend

our Nickel Watches and Alarm
Clocks are true and timely friends of
the laboring man. They get him up
On time In the morning and tell him
when 10 quit at night and they are so
cheap that he can afford to buy them.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07
Damage to Railroad.

Kansas City, May 6-Though the
Missouri river Is gradually falling here.
several railroads whose tracks run
close 10 the Missouri near the mouth
Of the Big Blue river. about two miles
below here. are much concerned over a
threatened loss Of roadbed Al that
point the Missouri Is rapidly cutting
the hMks and the tracks OF the Air
Line have already been undermined.
even after two hundred tons of lime
stone had been thrown ia to protect
the banks The AIR Line. the Missouri
Pacific aud the Santa BE companies
have combined their forces IN an at-
tmpt Co stem the current
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07

umont was full Of ilt ,scal propositions
ara faId frrthcruuY that lts syniax
would have 20 be improved no. before
It would be thoroughly acceptable
Il was evident before the ballot was
completed that the motion 70 ratlfy
would be lost The absence q some
senators impaired, who we're consider.
cd favorable to arbitration was accent.
cd as an unfavorable indication. The
>oyert opinion 20 ratification was made
Dry manifest after the vote was o..
IDunced. Some senator's who we're re-.
olEded among the yeas spoke quite
cVeuiy Of Objectionable fasturts. con.
f. ,mng' that thsv cast their votes IN the
40 rmntye in difference TO public opln.
ION
Anwng altose who waited 10 the sen.
ate corudnrB 10 receive the news was
Nr MislA,el Dovitt. who appeared az
pleased at tn yesult Senator Davis,
chairman n the committee on foreign
relations, deCHnef'to express m opln.
ion for puhlicmiou. but talked freely
with his irisndS. To chem be attrib.
uied the defeai 10 th9 seelIng Of dis.
satisfaction of Enghnd'gcoursc IN the
struggle Of the Greeks to berato the
island OF Crete from Ottoman d9mlna.
ton and in the Armenian ma -sacres.
and with the evident" designs Of
Great Britain upon the TransyaaI AZ
the conclusion Of the proceedings. 40
~ which was In Clarutye session. the
senate refused % autboriEei'be publlca.
tiOn Of the dotagc
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07

Denver May The Denver Teach.
crs' club is uk.rs steps 90 place the
executive control % the National ed.
ucatIouh association 90 the next an.
nual meeting 90 the hands Of women.
A manifesto win be- Issued shortly 70
teachers of the United States. setting
forth that while ninety pcr ccpt Of
the teachers OF the United States are
women. who labor iulustr.ouf'y % Cd
ucate the youug the majority % this
great teachers association the IA.
tonal Educational association has
been and is almost exclusively in the
hands Of certain men who have had lIt-
q, or no actual experience Goo the work
OF training the minds of th.s ninety
per cent ot our future c.uftus"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07

Washington. May Western mem.
bers Of the house arc preparing 10
make strong stand for the retention
Of the my on hides IN the tarin BIN
u this feature Is adopted by the som
ay The western men feel confident
iiri rhey can carry their point 70 tho
question rnmes 10 a vote lu the house.
particularly as they are assured of the
cooperation % some Democrats
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07

Matches Miss. May C-One of tho
mCE, raihe;lce scenes since the food
took place yesterday Thirty negroes
drifting On a raft we're landed here.
having beon floating for four days with
nothing 20 eat No sooner had they
reached land then they fell down and
worshipped. a colored Baptist preach
er being nearby offered hts services
and BEGAN 70 baptize the vhok crowd
They -s'rFed 10 cata or leave the river
bank urtIl baptism was completed.
They said ihe'hood was a visitation Of
divine wrath
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07
7l~A5 LEGISLATURE.
The Hone" nhro,r. 81 Sambsr Of
rUs Another Veto

flh Ano'hrr Veto.
husti1 Tex May c. Special The
house this morning after a hot de-
bate. referred 20 iIs committee on state
affairs the resolution Of Smith Of Col
orado county The negro member ask
Ing Tor legislation looking 20 the sup
preston OF lynch.ugs 90 Texas.
a senate bin was passed prohibiting
the writing Of Ore Insurance policies
by others than authorized and licensed
state agents. also senate bill author
iz.ng towns and cities 20 condemn
risht Of way acroB railroad tracks 10
open up streets
The senate rpolt tho entire morn
Inc discussing without action. the bin
authorizing the Houston and Texas
Central 10 purchase and operate the
Waco and Northwestern. and Texas
Central railroads
Austin ToE Nay C-in the house
yesterday the iD.l1a-seryants bin wa
tho pending business on .ts third read.
ing and Gnal pasaEo ], went through
Senate li.l amending the law relat.
ing 10 The powers and duties of com
m.ss.onors' courts vas called up by
81 BOa.rl There were two reports
the minority being favorable 10 the
molslr" on motion of Mr. Randolph
'he minority report was adopted and
th' bIlI onfr1Hd
Senate hln authorizing railroads 20
l.r 'hattoi mortgages with the aecre-
iary N state instead OF fling them in
every county .n tho state and by
amendmeH, attached he emergency
clause 90 tle measure. was passed un-
der suspension OF the rules
The senate tII giving Chapman. or
assigns rermIfr.an 90 ma the state.
wcs laid before ,lo house
Anor considerable dlcln.oa action
was postponed
Mr ocoar1r called up the senate
general incorporation l.I ou its second
reading out of is regular order By
crrEeri ~ 'he house
The bon vas amcalod Dat not finish.
ed
Mr smytie sent gp the report o. The .
free conference c5mn.tise on The Goss
land b.il and 90 was adopted.
The house couc1rrcd 10 senate
amendments TO che BIN prohibiting
the driving of stock through grazing
plstures for tho purpose of rrazlne
said stock but ostensbly for the pur-
pose Of going through said pastures T.
The senate passed a number OF minor /
bills
The governor sent O. veto mossage 10 .
the senate ye'ous thc bin authorizing
county commissioners 90 fund their
floating Indebtedness The veto Is
made on constitutional rrourlr
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07

! tnP1rIa. Kas May G.-Thc Gre de-
par tmUut Is without shelter today aud
the rromcn are the laughing stock Of
the Dsh late last night while a
mum " Of hrcmcn we're In the loft
playl a. cards citizen discovered
fame In the Gre department building
and We the alarm. The Gremen sour
r.cd %. it bat before the teams could be
taken from the building brands we're
droppilE down around the horses
and n v hs an the men could DO 10 save
thc ng n, sni hose carts. The build.
lug'wss destroyed
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07

New orlaans Ia. May C-There Is
very little change Ia the river situa-
ton. The weather continues fine and
there Is great deal of work being
done Fears here have been allaysd by
the report % the three days inspection
by Major q. b. Richardson. chief state
engineer who says the local levees are
in excellent shape The breaks In the
Buras district have finally been closed
and no more trouble is anticipated 10
that section. The engineers uil OK.
psct the river 20 rise for three weeks
more
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07

Port Louis. Island OF Naurlus. May
6-The british ship Traveller Capt
Christie. from Sore Taya for Delaware
bro1kwator. was wrecked on The d..
land 90 Rodriguez $50 miles fgom
Maw.tus. February & The news has
just reached here. Captain Christie.
bis 6rst officer apl fourteen % the
crew died 90 aas oi fcyor
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07

NeVTtJ1e Nay 6-The beautiful res.
idcnc At IvhWerih Park near New
Rochelle n. Y. Of President Green. OF
the Columbia Navigation company.
burucd, causing loss OF f2OO 600
Many valuable pictures vcrc burned
Colonrl Green. who is quite old was
saved by his ooachman. John Burns
Tho enlOnels eyebrows. hair and face
WIRE acorched
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07

Little Rock Arb. May q Tho rail-.
road commission t.1. one OF the prln-
cipal items OF legislation mentioned IN
the governors proclamation c1nycu,ng
the Legislature iu oy,n session. VAS
defeated lu tho senate hy q majority
OF one vote.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07
FIERCE FOREST FIRES.


They A. N's.aS o. wiscpns.s aui 10.
ils vurh Damage.
Shell Lake Wis., May 9 Forest
dros are burning lcrely in an d.rec.
tl1us and unless rain comes soon many
farmers win lose their homes The
cranberry marshes and blueberry
brush are all afrc and o. light crop Of
each win result
Ady.ccs from SpoouOr say the dres
are rsring north ard ves, oi that
point and clouds OF smoke obscure the
sun. A big force ot men are trying TO
check the advance.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07

shavuno Wis May g. Forest arss
are raglug on tho Indian reservation
northeast ot Koshgua and several mar.
row escapes from the flames are re-
ported Several thousand acres have
been burned over and timber de-
stroyed
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07

Hlco.rTeN May G while a young
son Of Nm Hickman. who lives within
a mile or two Of this place, was hand
llng a sun the load was In some way
discharged. striking his mother in the
stomach and producing what Is feared
will prove a fatal wound.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07
Robbed Letter Rer..

Waco, Tex. May 6-L. A. Donald.
t,r was tried In the United States dis.
g.c' court here on a charge OF forging
keys to the street letter boxes. The
hurry returned verdict Of guilty Ia
10th counts. Seltcnc, was deferred.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-07

Galveston. Tex N'y C Judge WI.
liam Jefferson louof died at his res.
ideucc iu this city Ne was the las, Of
The supreme court justices OF the Re.
public % Texas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-27
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Feb. 26.-Cotton firm. midil ne i-l6r low
mding 611-lGc: good ordinary $500 net and gross
ccipts . SIS bales sales 697 spinners 40 stock. "a
WeekyNet receipts. t7.i47 bales gross 7I32 exports
10 Great Britain O9G: FRI nee. 4.NG: 20 the Cont
nent 72l. coastwse. 954 sales 5N5; spnners. l'i.
Norfolk Feb. 20 Cotton firm. mdlling. -: low MD
ding Gs.c: good ordinary. 15-iG,. and
ceipts oa bales exports to the Continent -: coast
wise 2Sl sales 3o6. stock. rs. $40. Weekly Net and
gross receipts 69o7 bales exports TO the Continent 80;
coas,wis, 7.945: sales il9o
New Orleans Feb 2G-,otton nrm uiiilng. / Ice.
low mlding lice good ordinary leo receipts
4o3 bales. gross 800. ITS to Great Britan. 2H:
the Continent 275: IBIS sales. 300. stock
352 tcorrecten. Weekly Net receipts 10 so gross
pg9 bales. exports Great Britain 7fpi France
1850. 20 the Continent $3.50, coaswi@. 1903 sales.
3OriO.
low mldng llldc. and gross receipts. 1861 bales
exparts coastwise 2o7 sales lld stock $50 Weekly
Net and gross receipts 1881. exports IN. Conn ,,f
TOl: bales; c,astwse. 1902. sales 1Oi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-27
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

NeW-YOrx, February 20 iN
CNOTTO\-The cotton market opened s'eS.i al
ing at 10 points advance. assisted D! e Iterool
vices which decidedly more satlsl1CtoiHo
orened higher and further advanced 20 70 ~ ~
gain over the final night. closing stedus ~
"a advance There quite hNe w
fftires by Liverpool and the influence 90 ,.,e 1s
activity Liverpool spot cotton. Whte
ver. sold had decided effect on local MS
IN. report made the sales 1900 bales pu' & b,har
yas brought no to 10000 bales with prices "a a.
tn rrivate reports also encouras Is an IS
ices fr,rn Manchester that healthy 80
doing with prospects Its being continued 80 tho
l weekly report showed Increase In saes anu ta 100
s,oun, forwarded The stocks there however, ae 1890
haes more than a at TINS tlnle, ,sn1cb
o. he daily movement, another hulsh iaS'o,
encnjrared quite liberal buying While Englisn anu 80
bouses buyers OF the inoTnhs
ssann.d "a be quite cotton put on me ,aos
account estimate OF the NeM-Oi
yncvcrnent brought quite little selling
a quick reaction in prices IN 'he cal
Tho figures IF New orleans movement
as,lrna,ci at OOI 10 1000 bales for tomorrow"
cG7 hales las, week and 139 bales last yed.' IA
7oD 10 SOC bales against 2O3 bales iast ~ go
haies The dealings in cotton IN te
noon a rather moderate scde WIZ. ueS.'a
inclined TO take profits the market cI'slhe I'I %,
,on,s Of from the top The weekly stdtenel ~ 90
,e-ior movement reports receipts this week oS-
against 20 3l7 week and So 10 uaes aS 80
SSsrosnts ~ 500 bales 81 Oi6 oa!es Idet Nse
rd ~ ,5s bales last Stocks. 3t25ii baies dsaS
sa ss6 bales last and 800 i9i bales las yea .h.
Orening range and close to-day. ana eiSshs D'o' Wv
night and as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-27

bohm STATED that Its special review indoateu III, total Of
visible supply March l likely 10 snow 49, 20 sh
40 600 900 bush against l6SON0OoO bush last year a..
whoa, Al and weaker with futures AZ 'nv r,ad
1900 bush No 1 Northern and 1900 bush nngd"IeSS
spring taken for export, private terms.
Was nuoted AT % 10 5c May o anoat ACCORD
quality. MAY closed AT I9'sc, 10 riu 81
York Sc over NAV. afoat. and No Northern Nv
York Sc over May. ahoat .CORN-ihe ued'iIss
in corn today moderately active with the tenne.
the market rather heavy The opening wa ~
with wlea, developed weakness.
With fairly active trading closing barely steady a, y
s.c loss Primary receipts have faeh on nte ,S
this week losing l..rp0b bush. compared VIZ.
last week but exports thc other hand nave lost a
500 900 bush The pressure Of supplies on the raihtt
seems TO fairly good, and concession was Iaue -,
the price Of cash corn to-day Al me EASIER nea,hy
shippers better buyers. taking II loads Tor
and April shipment The sales reported Wefr I,".V,
bush 2S5d2Sa,c. anoat. spot; 2'zc 10 Ap'l ..i"
private terms: 1000 bush No 2 corn. al ia 49, vi
low corn az 27i4c. elevator and 5000 bush s'eanyI
al 27i.c elevator No quoted at $50. e''."t,.
$500. OATS-The market for oats showed qulte y
un ierone during early part Of the session DIV
lowing the course of other grain turned heavy IN Ihe
afternoon by the West. ana closed easy "a oo heb
loss Receipts ~ West have been only l"'WW ~.
than week. and this cont nuei ARG" s, hmt
cxerts depressing influence. cash oats were dE nno
about steady sales were 70 600 bush including 80"
bush rejected and ungraded white 2l029c as 10 0nns
1000 bush rejected mixed 49, eievaoI' a"9 ,i ceya
tor: No T. 2Oc: No white 23isc No white c,oes,
RARII-Y-N Market quiet feeding quoted Al -'zH ~
c Buffalo. opening: sales 30 o" DH.h - u. "oo-Iqqc
: I track; mailing quoted al 3'n42e. as ~ qua''
~ EYF,-NTarke Quiet: CARROTS. state, i"n -,
track. sales. LOCO bush. 4lc. track no RICK-,
37i. G37i5c Buffalo. opening naVisauoh ,rac,
WIIFAT'-Market steader; quoted AT Boo c "h'''
The quotations today the prices for the pIev
day and closing prices for the corresponding oa'e ~ ~