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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-20
LOCAL NEWS.

KNOBS o. TENNESSEE" at the
Opera house Friday night.
John Hensarling was here from Rock
Prairie yesterday.
Capt. J. A. Hester Of near Taoofr
was In town'yesterday.
Mrs. q. Figah and children reformed
from Galveston yesterday.
O. A. Robertson and T. y. Smith Of
Kurten, we're here yesterday.
1T. Jones. }. G. aud John Lloyd OF
Reliance, we're In town yesterday.
Good second band Buggy for sale
cheap, Apply to NJ. II. James. div
"Royal Blue a strictly first class 5C
cigar sold only by &. G.. Parsons. l65ti
Uncle Abe IIensArling and W. A,
Jolly Of Steep Hollow, we're in Bryan
yesterday.
For sale-A fine piano IN splendid
condition very cheap. Apply TO Joe
Groginski. 20
Cotton seed Hulls Tor sale in any
quantity delivered and a. cheap "a
can be bought anywhere. Apply iC
Ira Gooch, Phone 90. ri
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-20
THE SPANISH
IN PORTO RICO
n IL said the Embsrkation % All Troops
Il C0mpists, aud Thsy WIN
soon Leave.

San Juan, Sept Is.-The preparations
for tho embarkation Of the spanish
troop. are reported TO be complete, al.
though the American commissioners
have not bscn officially advised 20 that
eject Two ships Of the Transatlantic
company are expected to arrive here on
Sept g. Five vessels viii be required
70 transport all the troops with their
luggage and the field artillery and equip.
ments.
The United States commissioners
have agreed that such troops as desire
10 remain here may do 20. and pract.
cally all the volunteers and some Of the
regulars whose families and interests
are here will remain. II the necessary
ships were here the island would b.
evacuated and formally in our posses.
sion within three days
The American commissioners arc
highly gratihed with the spirit shown
BY tho spaniardA The unexpected has
happened. Where IL was expected that
opposition and delay would DO encoun'
tend, none has been found. In good
faith the Spanish commission have met
the Americans and arranged witt them
the terms Of evacuation. Our commits
sioners expect to see the American Gas
hoisied and the Spanish flag hauled
down forever within three weeks
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-20
Exchange Hotel Arrivals.

Gs Flanary, Ben Luiz, Dallas;
c P Corbeit, Boston; G W Jack.
son, St Joseph; Percy Louglands,
ST Louis, + A Iglehart, College,
W c sadler, Memphis; W J John
son, Bryan; L J Anderson, Fl
Worth: T n Graham, Calvert
Newt Cobb, franklin; c 4 Hoover
Mudville;J W Henry, d. r. snod-
grass. Galveston; Cat d Pulliami
Bowling Green, J 6 Fitzhugh,
Austin; C $ Lumpiasi, Houston
5 q Cole, J P LaPrade, Waco; J I
swanson, Austin.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-20

Moihor-in-law stories are a drug on
the market, but this one seems 10 be n
little less druggy than usual.
A man and his wife went 20 Europe.
and the mans mothor.in-lAw went
along. Up TO this point there Is no nov.
city in the story.
On the voyage the mother .in.law fell
III and died. OF course, she had 10 be
buried at sea, and 10 the usual canvas
sack was made but instead 81 an iron
weight TO sink the body they used a
bag Of coal.
In commenting ON the arrangements
afterward the beieaved son.in.law, who
suffered badly, said;
IL always knew where m.m.m.
motherin-law was g.Roing. but BIB.
blame me " s-s-supposcd she'd have
ito carry her own f.f.fuel r'-Cleve.
land Plain Dealer.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-20
j. n. Black.

By reference 10 our announce
ment columns it will be seen that
Mr.. J. II. Black j. a candidate for
the office Of county treasurer, and
Mr.. Black says he is in TO the
finish, and feels confident Of his
election in November. Mr.. Black
has been a resident Of Brazos
county the past nine years, and
has circulated among the people a
great deal. lie knows and is
known by nearly every voter in
the county, and asks support on
his own merit. He viii make an
efficient and accommodating officer
II elected to the place.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-20
THE SITUATION AS
TO YELLOW FEve Il.
Two caas. Have Developed At oxford.
bot - Oihsr Places the condl-
sisn. Are satisfactory.

v hingfon. Sept. is.-Ths yellow
fever situation can b summed up this
way;
Two cases in the jumper family q.
Oxford, Miss
One very suspicious case at Raymond,
Miss.
All suspects at jackson. Miss. have
been discharged. Patient MAnley Il
resting easy, but shows symptoms Of
black vomlt.
No cases have been found AZ Pontotoc,
or Water Valley, Miss.
No reports received from Orwood,
Taylor's Station or Waterford. Miss
The infection In Lafayette county,
Miss has run is a ,e and all patients
convalescing
No new cases are reported at New Or
leans and only one suspicious case there.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-20

Two little tots Of 4 and years re-.
spectively, living out Of town. were
anXiously awaiting the arrival Of IN
yorito uncle from whom they were ex.
pocting a visit The train came In, but
no guest appeared, 20 the bitter disap.
pointmont Of the little ones They ran
20 their mother for consolation. the
younger one saying:
Mamma, don't you think Uncle
Ned oughter conner"
"You mustn't say oughter; say
shoodor, A" put In the b.year-old, with
all the dignity that such a correction
would imply.-New York Tribune
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-20
We are authorized TO announce
J. II. BLACK,

as a candidate for County Treasurer Of
BrAzos county, ct the ensuing Noyem-
Der election.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-20

IA Farqubar, Dr. J. \. Goodwin and
and Tom Causey came mp from Well
born yesterday.
Fresh fish and Berwick bay oysters
every Friday aud Saturday at Parsons
restaurant. u
r. A. Brantley will sell his residence
In Bryan 10 the highest bidder for cash.
I have also a good q good piano for sale.
Sealed bids must be addressed TO me at
s3mersyllle. Texas until October lst.
She goes. Some one will loose this OPP
pOrtunity. ~
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-20
No N.- Csc. ., W. orl..a..

New Orleans. Sept 10. The board Of
health states there IL no information Of
any Other case Of yellow fever than that
Of Mallory Kennedy, which was an.
nounced Saturday. The United States
barracks hero Is Guaranteed against the
city. None Of the troops there viii b
allowed % come into the city.
New Orleans Is badly tied up a. re-
suit Of outside guarantees, and railroads
and the business community arc especial.
ly suffering
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-20

HHlN NfHtHfAaif NA' '~NAA'"f - -"
following. 10 Ford, ) 81 Mewhorier
Tom DoWeli. Dallas Andrews, Ike An
drews, J A Broadway. Allen HopkiDs,
J II Denman, Wiley Dtnman. Joe Ber-
~, W G Burtis, George Windsor, y ;
Richards. Sandy Lloyd, W II Kelly.
Fuller Jenkins.
You cant afford - miss ''knobs'o
Tennessee" at the opera house next
Friday night. II isa thrilling and re-
slistie reproduction Of scenes In the
moonshine district 10 Tennessee pre-
sented by a company selected for es-
pecial fitness for tie play.
The city council and lire company
held Joint meeting last night aud dis
cussed the question Of ownership OF he
fire horses. Nothing Was done, howsv-
er, tbs matter being deferred until the
next regular meeting Of the council.
Mrs. George Morgan and sister,
Miss Medley Camp, went 10 Hearne
yesterday to join Mr. Morgan, who has
been transferred from Giddings ~ that
place.
When asked by the Eagle reporter
yesterday, DR.. Harrison said that Mr.
d. Gregg, who was cut Friday night,
was getting along very we'll.
George Webb. J. Shook. Aiiley Vance,
Alfred Vance, +. NJ. Vance. W. W,
Thomas, and Vim. Fitzgerald were here
from Grimes county yesterday.
James Henry. mail agent on the I. &
G. " between Galveston and Palestine
was here yesterday mingling vita
friends.
The II. and 7. G. has announced 4
$500 round trip rate TO the bal
las fair Oct. ! to 10.
! }. T.. PLAYER, Billie symms, Rui
Beene and we're here from Mill
can yesterday
seyeniy.fye tickets were sold here fol
the excursion TO Houston and Calves
ton Sunday.
Prot 4. r. Marriott and daughter
Miss Ella, we're herei from Bethel yes
terday.
Mrs. Beulah Mfseh vent 10 MArliI
yesterday aud will make her hom'
there.
Will Gloss and J. +. Henry, late o
Georgia, are nov with Mistrol Bros 4
Co.
Miss Jane sheldon returned sundal
from a visit 10 Oakwoods and Fairfield
j W. II. Minkert who has been sicI
some time, il able TO be out again.
Dr. Marx Francis has returned
College from his vacation in Ohio.
Seats now on sale for knobs O. Ten
nessee" Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs John b. Mike returne
sunday from Waco.
Col L. L. Foster Of College. yisite
Houston sunday.
Miss Bette Miller Of Hearne. il her
visiting relatives.
Capt. A. NJ Clay Of Clay Station, va
in town yesterday.
John II. Royder was here from Wei
born Sunday.
Dr.. =. =. Gregory was here fror
Edge yesterday.
Squire J. VI. Zimmerman was in tn
city yesterday.
Miss Annie smith returned TO Mill
can yesterday.
Judge Nall returned from FrAnkli
! yesterday.
Dan Sims was a visitor 10 the cit
yesterday.
DR.. A. J. White was here from Mac
yesterday.
: John Ettle is up again after q
illness.
Rev. j. y. wes, has gone to liAsca.
HN
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Rigia ouar.n,ins at T.r.rkanA.

TeHAfnna, Ark. Sept. 10 "A very
rigid quarAntine has been established
here by the Texas health authorities A
deteniioa camp and pest house has been
established near the city and inspectors
placed % al trains Persons who can
not furnish proof that they are not from
an infected district will BE- placed In the
detention camp Those who enter the
city from infected districts will be
placed IN the pest house.
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Inspectors on All Train.

Washington. Sept. 10 Surgeon Cen
erAl Harms d the hospital service has
about completed system Of inspection
OF the tain Of all railroad districts in
the STATE Of Mississippi infected Of yel-
low fever inspectors have been placed
upon all roads with one exception, and
that line viii b supplied at an early
date. This system has been established
for the purpose Of checking the spread Of
fever 70 far as practicable and 10 IL q
purpose Of the bureau 70 make it AZ effect
i've IN thk direction a. possible.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-20

Uniontown, Pa, Sept ia Pol.
ish christening In the Banning Ming
settlement near here Sunday night end.
ed IN hrst class free for all hghi, In
which knives, pistols and clubs were
freely used. One man was killed and
five others injured. The participants in
the melee fed with the police after
than
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-20

Cincinnati, Sept 10. -sscretary Alger
arrived from Detroit today acoomp-
anisd by his aide, Major Hopkins. lie
found waiting MIN here Surgeon Gen.
eial sternberg, and General NJ. p. Lud.
ingion, quartermastvr general Of the
United States army. The secretary :
visit here is 10 begin a series OF inspec.
tious o. the camps and hospitals, His
attention viii b. given 10 the camp and
hospital at Fort Thomas His next Wis
Il will b. Lexington, Nv.
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Faulkner Oct. ar.,,. rl.s..

Washington, Sept is-senAior @. j.
Faulkner OF West Virginia has been
appointed TO the position on the
Canadian commission made vacant
by the retirement Of Senator
Gray, when he was transferred 20 the
Paris peace commission.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-20

Mother-why don't you play with
that Amerieaa boyi
boyle tells storiea
Mother-He does?
Boy-Yes He came from New York,
and he says he never saw an Indian OF q
buffalo -T.andnn SIM.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-20

Bradford, Eng, Sept, la.-An elect.
rio street car was derAilod while des-
oending = hill here. Fifty persons were
seriously lniured Several Of them are
dying.
The herald., 1898-05-12
Among the Architects

, F. L. Roehrig has prepared plans for
Mrs NJ. A. Wilcox of a stable. 32x60 feet.
Charles L. Strange has prepared plans
and taken bids for two two-story buildings
containing eight flats each, for Milo M.
Potter, to be erected on northwest corner
of Ninth and Hill streets.
A. B. Benton has taken bids for the erec''
tion of a church edifice for st. James par
ish, Colegrove. The building will be of
stone, 43x50 feet, open timber Single roof,
stained glass windows, etc.
Smith & Elder have prepared plans for
q frame store building 3Ox70 feet for e. j..
Dodson, to be built at Ell Monte. The same
architect has plans for a cottage for George
Slack, to be built at the same place, by
days work.
]. r. vogel, 701 South Broadway. is TAX
ing bids on the erection of three-story
business block. to be built on the north
east corner of Temple street and Broad
way.
Competitive plans are being made for
the Edison Electric company for their
proposed new building on East Fourth
street, between Main and Los Angeles
streets. The property has a frontage of
110x190 feet, and it is possible that build
ing covering the entire lot and six stories
in height will be erected. The basement
will be used for the heavy machinery and
transformers. The plans will be drawn with
q view of constructing section sufficiently
large to accommodate the business of the
company at an early date.-Builder and
Contractor.
The herald., 1898-05-12

ment was not resumed until period of
hesitation and uncertainty at the opening
during which the prices In nearly all cases
declined. This heaviness was due to the
sharp decline established In London for
American quotations before the opening
here and to the placing Of selling orders
for London account at the opening. There
was also we'll organized raid against
number of leading industrial stocks. Su-
gar and Tobacco we're conspicuously sim
gled out for this attack, but bears were
in haste to cover their short contracts, even
at the small decline achieved. Evidently
taken their profits yesterday were also
anxious to get back, and saw an inviting
opportunity at the lower level of prices
resulting from yesterdays declines Tie
demand for stocks in the first hour was
urgent, and many blocks of 1000 shares
were eagerly bought. BY the time the
news of the Wall street attitude had
reached London, that market faced about
and sent orders to New York to buy. AL
though there was realizing on large scale
at different times during the day, the re-
essions in prices were Insignificant. The
lay closed with renewed burst OF activity.
md prices at about the top level Tne
belief that the termination of the war is
near at hand was the impelling motive for
the strength OF the market.
A small engagement of gold for export
demonstrates that exchange Is still at the
gold point.
The bond market showed quite fully In
the activity and strength OF the market
Atchison adjustment fours advanced IN
per cent. Total sales, $3,475000.
Prices of government bonds were un-
changed throughout.
The herald., 1898-05-12
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET
Call Board Dealings and Prices of
Produce

SAN FRANCISCO, May 11-Wheat-
Firm; December, 1.75h: May, 1.SO.
Barley-Steady; December, 1.3lA.
Corn-Large yellow; 105@1.071a
Flour-Family extras, 6.0OQs.iO; bakers
Wheat-shippins. 1901. .S21s; per GENITAL
Bariey-Teed, 13OG137lk; brewing. 1.4o.
Oats-Poor to fair. 1.3O61. .32h; good to
choice, 135@1.40: fancy feed. 1.42k6lI. Al;
grain, Ls21h@1. .a71s; milling. 1.35G1. .42iA; sur
plaIe Hay-WReat, 21.oo@24.5o; wheat and oat,
20 OOM23 80; alfalfa, 13.00@14.00.
Pofatoes-River Burbanks. 40660c River
Reds, 406l5Oc; Oregon Burbanks, 50q8Oc
Merced sweets, 1G0I125
Dry Beans-Pink, 2.G5G275; Lima, 5000
s.25; small white. 2.o09215; large white, 1.9O
Vegetables-Onions. 2.5O0a.o0 per GENITAL;
hot house cucumbers. 40c9lI0; green peas.
1.25G11.50 per sack; asparagus 2.0002.25; to-
rnatoes, 1.0O@1.25.
Citrus truts-Navel oranges. 1.25M2 so:
Mexican lines, repack. 350G14.00; common
California lemons, 75cG100; choice, 1.75@
200.
Butter-Fancy creamery. 2O621c per lb.
do. seconds. 191s@20c; fancy dairy, 19Gl2Oc
do. seconds, 17G19c.
EsFs-store. 1l1ea12c per dozen; fancy
ranch, 12h@131sc.
old roosters, 3.5O014.0O dozen: young roost-
ers, 7.S0@S50; small broilers, 2. .50Q3. so; large
brolers, 400Qt5.50: fryers. 5.5Of1650; hens.
s.0OQp4.00; old ducks. 300Q3.5o: geese, 1.0D1
l.25 per pair; old pigeons, l.50; young pig
eous 1 h06T2 90
The herald., 1898-05-12
No chance to Miss the Mark

DR.. Payson, the famous and beloved
preacher of Portland. Me-, used to tell the
following pointed story:
One very stormy Sabbath he went to
church, more from habit than because he
expected to find anybody there. Just after
he had stepped inside the door an old negro
came in and asked II DR.. Payson was going
to preach there that day. explaining that
he was stranger in town and had been ad-
vised to go to his church.
Upon that" said DR.. Payson, II MADE
UP my mind to preach my sermon II NOBODY
else came"
Nobody else did come, so the doctor
preached to the choir and the old negro.
Some months after he happened to meet
the negro, and, stopping him, asked now
he enjoyed the sermon that stormy Sun
day.
ENJOY dat sermonr" replied the man. Il
'clar, doctor, nebber heard better one
You see, had a seat pretty we'll up In
front, an whenebber you'd say somethin'
I'd jess look all roun' ter see nobody on'y
Jess me. An / says to m'self, He must
mean you, Pomp, you's sech dretful sin
ner.' Well, doctor, dat are sermon set me
a-thinkin' what big sinner I war, an l
went an jined de church down home. Pze
a deacon now."-Syracuse Standard.
The herald., 1898-05-12

No Obesity Remedies but DR.. Edisons
will take off surplus fat.
There are few readers OF this who will
not recognize the name of Mrs: Mary
Thomas Page, a popular society lady OF
San Francisco, who says: 'Dr. Edison's
Obesity Pills, Salt and Reducing Tablets
cured me Of fatty degeneration OF the liver
and reduced me 81 pounds In flesh and
weight am recommending them to all
my fat sick friends"
DR.. Edison's Obesity Pills and Reducing
Tablets are perfectly harmless, and
strengthen and invigorate all who use
them. zSbesity Reducing Tablets, 81 q box;
ObesitS! Pills, &150 a bottle; 8 bottles for f.
enough for one treatment; Obesity Salt, 81
q package. DR.. Edison's Reducing Tablets,
sweet, palatable and convenient to take,
may be used instead Of his Obesity Com
pound, and the price is the same.
70 CURE oBEsIfY," 30 portraits and nu.
merous other illustrations. The informa-
ton 1t contains 10 invaluable. FAT FOLKS
SEND FOR IT.
special Kemedics for Big. Fat Men.
Free advice about obesity from our New
York or Chicago Medical Department.
Write and descrlbe your case. We for
ward goods promptly. No printing on our
envelopes. Mention department numbers
when you write.
LORiNd 4 CO, Dept 14s. Nos. $500 Wa
bash ave-. Chicago, No. u w. 22d st., New
HE Owl DRUG CO., Oakland 1o. An.
geiss. ana 11ss Market st., san Francisco.
are agents for DR.. Edison's Obesity RENE.
The herald., 1898-05-12
Real Estate in New York

The condition Of the New York real es-
tate market is thus outlined by the Jour-
nal Of that city, under date of the 1st inst.
Without exception the most unproductive
spring season which the local real estate
market has yet passed through is that
which came to an end with yesterday s
dealings. Beginning. as 1t did, with many
promises of profitable activity 1t soon
dropped into a rut Of inactivity, which be-
came even more pronounced when the
probabilities of international complications
were made clear, just at the time when
the frost was disappearing from the ground
and the earth was ready for the invasion
of the foundation makers.
1t has been noticed more often than usual
IN the latter part Of the closing spring
that real estate, both idle and income-
earning, when purchaser for 1t was
sought through the medium of a sale at
auction. whether the action was the result
or partition, foreclosure or a volun-
tary sale, changed ownership only at q
price decidedly below the interest return
ing value. In brief, there has been q
The herald., 1898-05-12
" y,
Clean the Alleys

A municipal house-cleaning day, started
in Kansas City by Mayor Jones year
ago, may become an annual custom in that
city. This years observance has been ar
ranged for by the board of health, and
the cooperation of nearly every resident
is expected. A day has been set on which
the sGeet cleaning department will begin
the removal of accumulated rubbish. and
prior thereto each householder is expected
to thoroughly clean his own premises and
to pack the refuse in the alleys for remo-
val. Last year 5675 wagon loads of back
yard and alley accumulations of rubbish
were removed, and the amount is expected
to be larger this year because of the wild
ened interest. After the cleanup the city
Is expected to be in good sanitary condi-
tion--for time. What the conditions are
during the greater part of the year be-
tween the annual sweepings may be in
ferred.
The herald., 1898-05-12
CHICAGO MARKET
Prices and Prospects Of the Trade in
Cereals

CHICAGO, May 1.-THE provision mar
ket today shook off the lethargy under
which it has been laboring while the for
eign markets were on the rampage 1t was
a bull market from start to finish, and led
all others in point of speculative interest
No new features of the phases of the busi-
ness that are open to public inspection
could be discerned to account for the great
strength developed, and It must therefore
be supposed that something in the inter-
nal working of the packing business had
not until today been quite ready for the
move that had its expression In the pro-
vision pit. All the large packers took
hand in the buying. Armour. Swift and
the Cudahys were said to be the heaviest
purchasers. The best business Of the ses-
Sion was in lard. AS this commodity is
traded In by the hundred weight, its ad-
vance of 65 cents Is equal to $2.15 per tierce.
Toward the middle Of the session moderate
realizing sales caused a temporary reac-
tion, but the highest rates Of the day were
prevailing at the close. July pork closed
at SILL ad advance of so cents; lard at
655 or s. cents up. and ribs for July at
Sos, net gain of 45 cents.
A steady opening in the Liverpool wheat
market impaired better tone here at the
start Trade was light. July began at
1.121s@1. .141s, Nc higher to 1hc lower than
Yesterday, and held steady around l. Is Tor
a time, with little for sale below LA The
greater part of the short In July had pre-
sumably been forced to cover, and traders
wore generally disinclined to enter into
The herald., 1898-05-12
Twelve Companies in a Regiment

IT believe" said Governor Mount, in
speaking of the Indiana troops going to the
front, "that these men who have worked
SO hard with the citizen soldiery and have
made the guard credit to Indians. should
have all the honor and opportunity Of serv-
ing the state and country in time Of trouble
do not care to outline my idea of the
makeup Of the first regiment Just yet.
There Is some doubt as to just how many
companies will constitute regiment in the
event Of war. Col. Durbin asked Gen. AL
ger, when he was in Washington, how many
companies would constitute a regiment
among state troops. calling attention to the
fact that in some states ten companies,
with q membership Of sixty in company,
composed regiment. In Indiana a regi-
ment is composed of twelve companies.
The herald., 1898-05-12

fresh trades. Extreme nervousness still
tions durins the I greater % part af Of the fore-
noon were In staight ta-cent Jumps and
tumbles. Liquidation set in shortly after
the opening and from LIS July tumbled
to 110, rallying rapidly to 1.13 Realizing
was attempted on every recovery, and re-
suited in the market gradually quieting
down around Ill. Closing Liverpool ca.
bles quoting declines OF Nd for May, Nd
for f July yan ana SMd for september caused avs
rallied feebly, closing at 1.101a, a net loss
of 31ac. May, which opened 10c lower at
LIS recovered to 1.S0. closing 1c net lower
at 1.7b.
Trading in corn was brisk. owing to the
migration of scalpers from the wheat pit
The provision boom helped prices. July
closed with a net gain of 1c for the day.
Oats ruled firm, with corn, within mar
row range. July closed Nc higher.