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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-09
Administrators Notiee.
State Of Illinois.


| County OF Rock Island -
| In the circuit court in chanco--. =, the Nav
| term \. y. l-'s. BIZ to sell real estate zen
| cral No. 400.
| Frank ". Eiochiing-r. compla'naut. v. Josenh
| l. tlochitngcr john Z. LlocLlinger Louis,
| +. behrcns Fred Blochlinpcr George B.lr-
| ems. Anna BehreuS. Louis BehrcuS EiU:~1
| Behrens, defendants
| rune notice is hereby given that nv yir,ua
| OF decree of the circuit court OF said count,
| entered May lf. 1875. in tl.. ahl.r crtffI ID
| cstNt. atthOriN-g and empowering NJ. under
| signed, a. administrator OF the viii annexed OF
! Toe estate OF Joseph J.. BocnlIG-r decreased
10 zeal the real estate. with the aprrri .lurncae
hereinafter described and alt tue estate TILE
ana interest," therein whereof the said JnseDh
L. flpcSilrTcr. decreased. died seized ia zoe
simple. tIr undersigned viii. on thr .lh day Of
July, =. u. 1888. 1t the hour or Two % O'Clock
I p III. ~ the io:tr door Of the court house. IN
| The civ OF Rock Island. in said coun.L-
OYER cor sale 90 The biggest bidder. tl,. 10
! lowing tract OF lind. with the ayDurt cnan,.,s
| IN said city. described IL follows.
me west half Of lot number six on in bloc;
hunher two O.. in that part OF scid city known
aN Chicago or Lover addition. HuI ali the g.
taic. titl" and interest therein ot the com
pll!nant AMI defendants above named ana
each %! Item. ana all the c>tatc fitle and H.
| tcrt.- therein whereof the said JrSrDb /
hoCLIEccr. deceased died seized in fe, sim
pie.
Terms of sale cash In hand
Rock Island. il.aoi> June /. iSys
FRANK W. BIncFt!NGER
ADMINISTRATOR wish the will annexed OF the
estate OF Joseph l.. Blochlinger. deceased.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-09
PETER NAMED FOR GOVERNOR
Proi,iSifionis;s of Kansas Put Him Tn ana
He Has Accepted.

Emporia. Kan June 9-Ex-UniteS
States Senator William A PETER was
nominated for governor here yesterday
afternoon by the Prohibition state con-
venti1n. The nomination was by a
unanimous vote. after a delegate who
had beer 70 Topeka to Interview PETER
had telearaphed. that the ex-senator
would accept. The platform adopted
declares fer prohibition ard woman
suffrage ard indorsea the action Of the
national government IN the war with
SPAIN. Otrer nominations were made
as follows: Lieutenant governor. X. T.
Black: secretary Of state. ]. Il. Carton:
treasurer, ]. BidGiscn; superintendent
OF public instruction. Mrs. +. \. Buck
ner; auditor. Fl. Hurley: congressman
at-ldrse. NJ. Williams.
The Liberal party. the boiling wing
OF the Frohibiionists. was also TO have
held a convention here yesterday, but
the attendance was So small that the
delegates adjourned after appointing a
state central committee
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-09
ABBREVIATED TELEGRAMs.

The annual meeting of the Illinois
Grain Dealers association Is in session
| at Decatur.
DR. RouX. Of the Pasteur institute.
announces the discovery of an efficient
cure for lockjaw.
Cock county. Ills. Republicans nomf-
mated a ticket headed by Ernest j.
Maserstadt for sheriff.
Within the last twenty-five years there
has never been so many quail in south
ern Indiana as at present.
The National Association of Nursery
men. in session at Omaha. has decided
to meet in Chicago next year.
Theodore Dohm, Y years old. With.
bathing near lafayette. Ind. went be-
yond his depth and was drowned.
Stephen A. Harrison, for many Years
one OF the hading contractors In the
vast, died at his home in Milwaukee He
was 63 years cid.
Foa. charles C. Dawes. COMPTROLLER
OF the currency, will address the con-
rsation OF the National Association of
sesnt Man u Detroit. Juse 90.
Frederick Arnold was run over by a
Burlington train at Lacrosse, Wis. and
literally cut to pieces. He was attempt
ing to get off the train while in motion.
building at the corner OF Puydras
and frankie streets, New Orleans. was
burned and two negroes. John Wilson
and Walter Sanders, were cremated.
This wheat crop of central Kansa.
this year will be so enormous that the
przZlinS question of how to secure
enough labor to perform the harvest
has arisen.
Three children. Ellis. Edith and Har-
vile Watts, aged IL and years and 4
months. respectively, were burned to
Death by the explosion Cf a can of oil
at Pittsburg.
The Republican convention OF the
Twenty-first district of Illinois unani-
nously named w. A. Rodenberg. of
East St. Louis as the party's candidate
for congress.
TwO-year-old Daniel Carroll swal-
lowed a blackstone with which he was
playing at Chicago. The toy was taken
from his throat, but the child died az
the result of the operation.
Richard r. kenney. United States
senator from Delaware: ]. Frank Alice
chairman Of the Addicks Republican
state committee. and two others have
been indicted for alleged embezzlement
OF funds from the First National bank
Of Dover.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-09
Senate ana House in BrIer.

Washington, June "a bill providing
for the taking of the twelfth census
was passed by the senate yesterday. A
determined effort was made to provide
that the employees Of the census bureau
should be examined and certified by the
civil service commission, bat il failed
by vote OF is to 81. A provision was
Inserted tsat not more than two-thirds
of the supervisors and enumerators
shou!d belong to one political party.
The house disposed Of the senate
amendments Of the sundry civil bill and
agreed to further conference The con-
ference report upon the postoffice ap-
preparation bill was adopted withou, de-
bate, and the house proceeded to con-
slider the bill to provide for participa-
ton of volunteer soldiers in congress
SIGNAL elections. Adjournment was TAX
en- pending disposal.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-09
LEGAL.
Administrators Notice.
o. John y. Whining, deceased.

Estate OF John y Whining, deceased
The undersigned having been appointed I'D
Illustrator of she estate Of JOHN II Whining
late -! ths county Of kJck island. stale
OF Illinois deceased hereby gives notice ina,
q" viii appear before the county eour. OF
ROCK Isl tnd county, at the county cOuI, room
III the city OF knck Island. at lhe july term
on the nrst MonobS ~ july next, At which
time all persons having claims against SAID
estate are Notified and requested TO attend
Tor inc purpose OF having the same al iustcd
All persons Indebted to sad estate are re.
undersigned.
Dated this lS;h dav OF May. A. D 1893
RICHARD :. SILvlS, Administrat or
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-09
KILLED BY EATING FISH.
Poisoning Of a West Virginia River lie.
suits in a Number of Deaths,

Hinton, W. Va. June 9.-Great ey-
element prevails on Bluestene river. in
this county, on account of the mysteri-
Gus poisoning Of the fish in that stream.
AS result three men-Lewis Petry. Co.
Ion bly, and a man whose name could
not be harned-are dead. and f. T..
Angel. a prominent merchant. Is living
at his home dangerously i'll from eating
some fish caught from the river. A lats
report says that number Of persons
and cattle have died from the effects
OF drinking the water.
Yesterday the fish We're s-ing in large
numbers and are being washed ashore
The people are greatly excited. and will
not use the water from the wells that
are near the river Where the poison
came from or what it consists Of i. a
mystery. One 1aeory is that the poison
Is due to some mineral substance in the
water. and it is said that q peculiar
sediment has been found on the rocks
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-09
Insurancc Tax WIN lie Droupcd.
TOBACCO Schedule Is ,npf,tcun
Two Points in DiSp'No ia That Matter =
Thc Tax ou Beer


The Tax ou Beer.
Tbs >sSaao schetiie is p4ovizg to be
one cc the most difficult with which the
eoaAaitsee has to de.al. Much o. the time
q yesterdays meeting WIS spent on
this schedule. Hle two points i'll Dis
pute are the size OF packages Of manu-
featured tobacco and the house pro-
vision making the tax Of u cents p5r
pound agreed upon by both houses ap-
Ply - stock in hand. The beer TAX will
in AL probability remain as fixed by the
senate; that Is, tax Of 81 peg barre.
Wrth ~ per cent rebate. This matter
was among those left open for a def
ir!te settlement today, but there is no
doubt THAI the result will be az stated
While Republican and Democratic mem
bers Ct the committee have worked
tremendously on all the minor details
the Democratic members, Jones, OF the
senate, and Bailey. OF the house. have
On the more important duestion- held
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-09

Chicago. IUse 9.-Follswing arc The
scores at base hall mad by League
clubs yesterday: At Boston cincinnati;
l. Boston &c: at New York-Chicago 9
New York /: a. Brooklyn-Cleveiand S
Brooklyp .; at Philadeiphia-St. Louis
9, Philadelphia :: at washi.gton-Ti;ts-
Lsrg 3. Washington 10: at Baltimore
LeEisSisc Z. Baltimore 9.
We~,ars Association: At st. Paul
Nflwah kes 6. St Paul =: at Kngsss city
Pc hest :, Kansas city l; at Minneap-
slis-Insirs.polis II. Minneapolis 3; III
Onlaha-Eain
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-09
Railway Tas, Tin, .erora.

Springfield. Ills. June p.-The Con
tinental Limited" oa the Wabash. En-
cineeys Lokn Erant and James Rath-
hone. fue.iay afternoon. between Til
ton and Granite City. made the record
for fast running in tho west. The train
made the run between Tilton and Gran
ite CITY. a distance of lT5 miles. in
Guiding three stops of ten minutes. In
Isl minutes. or at the running rate of a
little over a mile Q minute.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-09
IN MEMORY OF BELLAMY.
Debs' Socialist Convention Adopts a Mes
sage-Dcbs L. to Travel

Bcbs' Socialist Convention Adopts n Mes
sage Dcbs L. to Travel.
Chicago. June 9--The session Of the
convention OF the Social Democracy OF
America opened yesterday with small
er attendance than Tuesday The frs,
business OF the convention was the
adoption Of the following message. to
be s-nt to the memorial meeting held
In honor OF Edward Eellamy in Boston
yesterday: The first national coryer-
tiCn Of the Social Democracy Of Amer
lea pays tribute TO the rs;rcry Of Ed
wNrd Bcilamy. first to popularige the
iCeIs Of socialism among his country
men ard last 20 he forgotten by them. q"
Upon rcsuuing business the propcsi-
ton that each csleSa;" he allowed only
one vote WAS placed before the convcn-
ticn. but the motion WIS lost by a vote
Of 81 II g.
Pr, siiert Debs has arnCune- Il that he
will not accept any CGce CT this con-
vtntiJn. II IL stated that he proposes
to spend some time travelling IN Europe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-09
Returns f the Oregon Election. a

Portland. Ore, June 9-About thre.
fourths OF the total vote of the state
has been counted. and shows that Geer.
Republican, for governor. has a plurali-
~ of SSH. approximately 5000 votes
yet remain to be counted, nearly one
third of this number being in the city
Of Portland, where the Republican,
have large pluralities. According to
the vote already counted complete re-
turns should give Geer at least 10000
plurality in the state. Both coRgression-
al districts went Republican
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-09
Indiana Men Confirmed.

Washington, June s.-Among the SEN
ate combinations yesterday were these:
Additional paymasters in the ARMY.
=. Kenner, Of Indiana: commissary,
with rank CT captain. W. c. Fairbanks,
of Indiana
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-09
Death ofe Noted ChIcaroan.

Chicago, June 9.-Ex-JuG.e julius S
CrinEe.. general counsel Of lhe City
Railway company. died yesterday a;
l2:l6 O'Clock of ap,p.exy. At 1915 O'Clock
he went Ia the Illinois Trust and Saw
mss bank and was in consultation Win
James c. Hutctfins. Frederick Haskell
and President Bowen. - the City Rail
way company. While thus engaged he
suddenly complained of feeling sick and
said he would lie down or the lounge.
He became and d!cd in tsa
hours. Judge Gr!rDell was promise T. t
as prosecutor In the anarchist trial an /
other Ch.c5go caCses ce'eb-e.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-09
Death of a WiGeiy-Kneyn Pre.,I,.r

Minneapolis. june 9,-Rev =. S. Pill
Ing, financial agent OF Asbury hospital
(MefhodisD, and widely-known
preacher In the northwest, died here
last night, aged 40 years.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-09
TEE MARKETS.
Chicago Grain and Produce.


Chicago. June s.
Following were the Quotations on the
Board Of Trade today: Wheat-July
opened and closed SSe: September
opened 7Gl,e. closed 7sssc: December
oIensa and closed 55i2c. Corn-July
opened 82he, closed &c: Scterbcr
opened o3c. closed 22tC. Oats-July
opened s3isc, closed 23c; September
opened 2Okc, closed s0Fsc. Pork-Ju!y,
opened 5000. closed t10.I5; September
opened Sl047is. closed sl0?5. Lard
tember, opened s6.05. closed S5ss
Produce: Butter - Extra creamery
15lac per NJ: extra dairy. I3c: fresh
packing stock, 9dl0c. Eggs-Fresh
stock. 9Ac per Coz. Live Poultry
Turkeys, case per m; chickens, 3iac:
ducks. 6g6i7c. Potatoes-Old, common
to choice. 5OG6Cc per bu; new, sl.5Odl. "a
per sack. Strawberries-Illinci. 75ceD
s1.e5 per s4-qt case; Michigan. 1881 10
Chicago 1.-Two Stock.
Chicago. June s.
Hogs-Estimated receipts for the day.
sl.c0O; sales ranged at t260M3s5 for
pigs. s375G405 for light. s3.s5a3.95 for
rough packing. $3.90n410 for mixed.
ard A.o0Q4.1Iis for heavy packing and
shipping lots. Estimated re-
eeipts for the day. 1900: quotations
ranged et 5.CyT5.40 for choice to extra
steers, $3.50 800 for Goud to choice do.
H.304 t.I5 for fair to good, s. COG4 *
common to medium do. s4Ooais5
butchers steers. s4OON4ss fed west
ern steers. s4.00Gi40 stcck.rs. siJGI
SEQ feeders, s2.5o44.35 COWS. s2.2O6Ti 20
heifers. s2.1CGt425 bulls. oxen and stays
S3.60f4.45 Texas steers. and S4.f5ff7 40
veal calves. Sheep and Lambs-Esti-
mated receipts for the day. $4,000: quot
fatiOrs ranged at s3aGM47O westerns
310m415 natives, s4loel6 IS lambs. and
So Cod100 lambs.
Milwaukee Grain
Milwaukee. June g.
Wheat-Dull: No. 1 northern. 81 IL.
No. northern. Sill: July. sII5' oats
&c lower; 25& G2sc. Rye-Dull: No.
j. 45l2d46c. Barley-Quiet; No. 2 4sc:
sample. S3Q44c.
Local Markets.
.orn-ssG3oc
Oats-25c.
Hay Timothy, 1910; Wild, s7as.
Straw Sos.
i tatoes-55ftf5c
Ice.
Fggs-9c.
Chickens-sc
COal-SOft. 10.
Catte-Butchers pay for corn fed steers
4hGiac; COWS and heifers, 313.c; calves
4ssa5ilc.
Hogs s36375.
Sheep-3lS04c
Spring lamb-sa5os3 head.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-09

Have you Sore Throat, PimpIes, Copper
Co!ored Spots. Aches, Old Sores, Ulcers in
Mouth. Hair Falling? Write COOK K. xEDY
Co, 920 Masonic Tempe. Chicago, H., for
proofs Of currs; capital, $500, 900. Worst
a+es cured 10 Is 70 IS days l0p-page
.ok froa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-09
Pr ySICIAN9
DIR. CORA EMERY REED,
homeopathic Physician.

Special attention to diseases of WON
en- aud children. also diseases OF eye,
ear. nose and throat. Once hours
$40 to - o M, tn p. In. 81 Six.
teenth street, Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-09
REPORT IS DUE TODAY.
End of the Conference on the
War Revenue Bill Appears
To Be in Sight.
TOBACCO AID COINAGE OF SILVER

The Two Points That Give Mos. Trouble
Senate Scores a Victory in Generality
on The Sugar and Coal Oil Trusts Re-
tanned One Hundred Millions Added to
tie Bond Issue-Eawncy's Mixed Flour
Idea tdap.cJ
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-17
Two Pictures

No. If you are going into business I'm
Butte go In the business center, rent a
store, hire two or three clerks. keep a
team. hire a driver. hire a bookkeeper,
pay advertising bills. rent a house to live
In. pay other attendant expenses. put in
a stock OF goods. then sit down and fig
ure up your expenses and you will find
they will run from SO "a $50 every day.
What a risk you will run: what an enor-
nous amount Of business you have to do
to pay expenses. III business Is slack how
soon expenses eat up a fortune.
No. 2-Go into the most denseiy popu-
lated resident part OF the city. buy a lot
5xi9 feet that Is worth 1900. with a
building 20xs0 feet, two stories high. the
material in which is worth more than
N.co and contains storage room for goods
enough to bring you over 500 per month.
good living rooms for a large family. a
storeroom In front fitted up with count
ers, shelves, scales. etc. put In a stock
Of groceries. buy wine. brandy and whis-
key by the barrel. bottle IL and sell to
family trade and make 300 per cent. on
your investment. Put in bottled beer. sell
for cash. close your doors at night and
count your cash and see how you stand.
Expenses, house rent. nothing: store rent.
nothing: clerk hire. nothing: shortage in
cash. nothing; boy driving delivery wag-
on. very little: profits on goods sold. %
per cent: taken in from storage, s..
In picture No. 1 IL will take from $4,000
to $4,000 capital to do business. In pic
ture No. 2 s2.00o. Risk in No. 1 great: in
No. ?, none ! ave No. 2 to offer for
5000; part cash. Investigate IL II you are
disposed to go into business. as IL takes
very little capital and no experience to
conduct a profitable business with the
last proposition. Save this add, as II will
not appear again.
ALL BARGAINS.
Furniture in s rooms in East side: fur
niture In 7 rooms In East Granite: furni-
ture In 5 rooms in West Park: furniture
in 6 rooms In East Broadway. This is a
peach: $500 value in . rooms. Silver ST.,
1924. A sure winner I'm 5-room house: lot
BAHIA feet; Colorado street; s.l00.
w. e. LADD. 4ss Colorado Street. Butte.
p. o. Box o44.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-17
THE WORLDS MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK REPORT
Digest Of Exchange News-Afuing esocks.
Metal ouotstons-wool Prices and
Aovements-0rain and Pro-
d~uce-Rsview OF Trade

New York. April 1G.-Ths tone Of to-
days stock dealings. while dull n de-
pressed. gave no very active indications
Of apprehension. 1t was rather a waiting
market. as for some time past. The trans-
actions. outside Of operations by profess
SIGNALS. were insignificant. Selling by
traders found few seekers and prices con-
seQuently yielded very readily. On the
other hand. when the professionals turn
ed buyers they found stocks offering. con-
sequently easily recovered. Naturally, the
net results of this Il of juggling from
one hand to the other and then back
again was not large. though the days
price movement was pretty wide.
The opening decline was due to sympa-
thy with London, where Americans all
showed a heavy tone and where Spanish
IS relapsed after yesterdays recovery,
closing within Is OF he lowest price
made last Wednesday In the bear raid.
European operators had particularly lost
their confidence in the reported project
for concerted mediation by the powers.
Tobacco absorbed a large part of the
dealings and suffered a loss Of 9M points
on very heavy offerings brought out by
the recent jump In prices. Sugar, the
Changers n Union Pacific preferred
were the other most active features, but
the mdrhet Wds very naTrOW.
The decline of gold from London has
raised the discount rate there and stiff
fened exchange on London at centers,
but the gold movement to New York con-
tinues without signs of abatement. The
conditions thus disclosed, combined with
the large liquidation of Indebtedness
known to have occurred in the country,
gives confidence in the ability of the
financial fabric to Withstand the shock of
war.
Transactions. aside from call loans
for money, wait on the clearing of the
situation, and partly also on the expecta-
ton of a government loan. But appre-
hension of the effect of war on money
and business is appreciably less tha it
three weeks ago. Therefore, while
prices are between one and two points
lower than a week ago. they are substan-
tally above the low point touched Just
previous to the presentation to congress
of the report of the Maine board of in
quiry.
The market for railroad bonds has been
intensely dull and prices lower.
Government bonds were lower and de-
clined in the bid price, reaching 2h In the
new AS coupon, 2 in the coupons, Y in the
new As registered. u in the old AS. regis
tered. l in the old As coupon and u in
the SIS.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-17
FALLING
HAIR


Soon after I was taken Ill my hair CON-
menccd TO fall, 30 thar each day more came
out than I thought I had in my head. I was
turning gray rapidly. Finally I became afraid
to have 1t combed, but the nurse said that
wouldn't do, n used ~vaseline to keep it
In, then used beefs marrow, then quinine
tonic, and finally (CUricUHA ointment), which
helped IL Immediately. Tho nurse said she
rubbed up n fine white dust from the scalp
where b could SEQ nothing before COM
mencing, and the scalp looked healthier n
more natural every day. Now I haven't as
many gray hairs as when l commenced using
CUricURA, andI have a crop of fine brown
hair all over my head about an inch and q
half In length. I only lose a few hairs when
combing every day, and always more gray
than brown. My nurse is delighted because
the new hairs are brown. j never had very
luxuriant hair. even in my youth. 1t IL As
thick on my head today as IL ever was, and
CUTlCURA did IL. Mrs. j. NJ. LAWSON,
March5, is9S. 3o2 Hamilton St., Albany, N. Y.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-17

Chicago, April 16.-Traders in wheat
were treated to a genuine surprise at the
opening. In spite of all the selling done
here yesterday of millions of bushels by
the long interests, and Notwithstanding
the drop of 3 cents a bushel in july, all
foreign markets came higher. Liverpool
in particular was strong, showing ad-
vances ranging from hd%d. A feature of
the advance in Liverpool was the fact
that the July price there was 25c higher
than the previous prevailing price in this
market. or considerable above the aver
age shipping rates.
New York reported that acceptances of
wheat in all positions made by cable from
there yesterday were the heaviest of the
season. practically everything offered be-
ing taken. 1t was evident from this that
the belief in war overshadowed every
thing else In the minds of the foreigners.
The opening trades in July were at
from S%c to s5Sc against SAX s47tc at the
close yesterday. For a moment or two
the market hesitated. Then II COM
menced to advance and for 45 minutes the
buying demand was simply enormous. All
classes of traders came into the market
for wheat. 1t was not a one-man market:
the demand was general and broad. Not
until the price had to S7ssc was
there any marked selling pressure. This
price. however. was well above calls and
Kiln o6dfust tltSc pIiSllcStS, COupltu
with liberal realizing of a liberal kind,
put a stop to the advance and caused the
market to recede slowly to s6Hc. Appar-
emily by this time the demand for wheat
had been pretty well satisfied, for, al
though the market reacted to size, IL was
done slowly. the latter point not being
reached until about n:30 o'clock. During
the last half hour Of the Saturday short
session the market was comparatively
quiet. but firm. with prices keeping within
a NC margin. The closing price for July
was S67sc.
closed &Q%c higher.
There was al active general trade in
pats. Prices closed rather easy. May
h6Ac higher.
Provisions were very dull. wap talk
and the strength of the grain markets
raused a small early advance. which was
later under selling by local packers.
The close was steady. May pork PIC low
er. May lard 2lzc higher and May ribs
NC lower.