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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-27

Billy Conrey at Joe Harmon's also re-
ceived a letter today from his brother
John. The letter reads as follows:
ION the firing line, eight miles from
Manila.-Dear Brother: l am all O. X.
yet and as I have rustled a piece Of paper
and an envelope l will drop you a few
lines. We have had a couple of hot fights
and are all a little tired. / have been on
the firing line for seven days and our
was one that led the charge on
Caloocan and you bet it was a hot one.
We had one man killed and six wounded
and it is a wonder that we got through
SO lucky for the insurgents made a stub
born fight and it was one of their strong
est positions that we have yet encoun-
, tered. Col. Wallace was shot in this
charge through the lungs. He was just
! behind me when he fell. We will miss
him for he was an excellent officer. I
tell you the bullets were flying around
us like hail stones but no one seemed to
mind them. We soon discovered that
we had the enemy going and we did ever
lastingly pour the lead into them from
our old Springields. 1t was a sight never
to be forgotten: about 500 rifles firing at
the same time"
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-27

Gust Schedoma Of company F, in a
letter to William Sampson from h fir
ing line, says that the Americans killed
in all about 5000 ~''niggerS."
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-27

The Albini Sisters have opened the
new "Vienna Saloon" at 119 South Main
street
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-27

ais and disease germs can be obtained
from your own kettle without expense.
For particulars drop a postal to H. A.
Hull, Dillon. Mont, western manager.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-07
ROCKDALE ITEMS.

|dmen of the World Unveiled n
nIOnument to s. G. CawthOn.
fkdale, Texas. November Ga very
liful ceremony took place in the Local
fery Sunday afternoon. the occasion
the unveiling and dedication OF a
lment to the memory OF DR.. S. G.
bon by Pin Oak camp No. 222, Wood :
Il tae Void. A large crowd was In
hance.
James A. Lloyd, for many years q
n of Milan county, and a member
pckdale Lodge No. GOT, knights of
r. died last week at Prairie Dell in
county. Deceased had many friends
S community.
Is worthy of note that mechanics are
premium here now, those resident of
own having more than they can do.
Us especially the case as to painters,
are no idle men liz Rockdale.
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S BUDGET FROM BRENNAN
IN WHO DID THE KILLING SAT-
uRpAY STILL At LARGE.
!, 20 Identity Young Man WINS
not successful--Tcnnit Cup
II IN the City.

kbam. Texas, November s.--The negro
kbot and killed Nick Hewitt at Pleas
kroye saturday night, as detailed III
host this morning. is still at large.
las last seen on sunday morning in
bcinity of the Bob King place, few
from the scene OF the crime.
=. was largely attended meeting
German Kregerverein Sunday after
IN the hall over Krause o. Gurrecn S
Ii was decided to celebrate the
,cond anniversary OF the birth of
Sror william on Janury q By fest
rmania park Mr.. VIM. Keller Of
am penn was elected to fill a vacan-
the board Of directors and Messrs.
kner and Kline were elected imam
Committee.
Iii Z, koner OF Orange was here this
nag making inquiries concerning the
man VINO was killed on the santa
[ilroad Just north OF this city October
ais brother-in law, J. w. .sdy, has
absent from home since October II.
Ihe description or the unfortunate un-
n published In the columns OF The
Hailed with that of the missing rela
After investigating the matter fully,
koper decided that the stranger was
he man FOR whom he has been search
lest for children was given under the
res of the West Mill Creek Turner's
&eepvine Sunday.
extra gang consisting OF Twenty-Five
has been set to work putting the fin
touches on the new track between
blsce and Dewey. a storage track two
south OF this city.
Frederick Warde stopped over In
.hity between trains on Sunday and
few hours shaking hands with his
! friends, among them Mr.. Asa CHILD.
4 Mr.. Warde likes the people OF Bren
Merry much. and always plays to ovel-
business at this point.
hy election bets have been posted at
blaze on the result of the election to-
|bw.
| Thos. A. Holland, champion of Tex
tennis singles. arrived home from
kntonio last night, bringing with him
r. handsome loving cup awarded OH
&lamo City courts by the South Texas
Tennis association. II bears the
hing inscription: open tournament
Z South Texas Lawn Tennis associa-
/ Novemb Der, 1899 under the auspices
Se San Antonio Lawn Tennis ciup.
{ championship OF the State OF Texas.
| by Thomas A. Holland"
3 seed elevator for the ronnd-lap
/ of the American Cotton company
3rrived and been put in position ard
tntire plant has been provided with
tatus for fighting fire.
real estate deal just consummated
Is. ]. Fl. Simon and G.. G. Botts be-
| the owners of the brick building on
ban street. hitherto belonging to the
| Ell estate.
condition of Chas. Booker at Gay
remains practically unchanged and
doctors are constantly 10 attendance
bedside.
Ger Burkehead returned from Eagle
Sunday night bringing with him Will
Bell, who escaped from the county
nearly three years ago.
Athletic club held an interesting
hg Monday night. at which dancing
ndulged in for several hours.
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TRACY AT ROCKDALE.

speech Mt the Home of His
Personal Friends.
|ckdale. Texas, November 6.--Hon.
Tracy, the erstwhile apostle OF pop
and former citizen OF Rockdale, was
ng hands with his many friends here
day, and made IA speech at the city
The Post correspondent asked him
was still advocating populism, to
he replied that he was advocating
lterests of Texas" which he consid
to all other issues. Wheth
Is meant the adoption of irredeemabie
ncy. initiative and referendum. etc,
twas not stated. But aside from
cal views Mr.. Tracy always meets
warm and cordial greetings from
Id home friends. who have not tor
when he was a plutocratic banker of
GUS impulses helping to establish this
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Strangers Death.

rgetown Texas, November 6.-This
rgetown, Texas. November 6.--This
chile stand just south OF town 10
an inquest over stranger who, had
there during the night. Among his
were found letters addressed TO w.
oheld from San. Antonio. Austin and
port. Those from San Antonio being
y: Your affectionate wife. Lenora
id. He went here under the name
Lewis. 49,
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KILLING wear pnlestine.

'HIHE NeUf fuIeEtIUe'
esune, Texas. November 6,--This
ng about eight miles east Of here
Day and Charles Watts got into an
aton and the latter was shot and
|tiy killed. Day came in immedi-
ana surrendered to the authorities.
men are prominent citizens Of this
and the aiialg Is deeply deplored.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-07

HAVE several desirable locations on craw-
sold. by list OF city property Is large and
can suit you In any ward as TO price and
terms. ! give personal attention 70 all
business entrusted 10 me and ask for a
share OF your patronage. All property lis.ed
with me viii be advertised and shown free
OF charge. ~ NJ, Norheet. Room 2oi, B.ns
Building. Phone 67S, ~
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want 70 get ria Of Rheumatism try
kie Of Elmer q Amends Prescrir'
No, 1881. ,. r. Schmidt. Houston.
4eenk
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OR SALE OR RENT-Prairls pasture q
1900 acres. Starr county; 1us grass: Goo1.
s niss.a. Address =. .. BOZ is Srsvasviii:
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PERSONAL.

A SUITABLE Christmas present is Smith
Premier typewriter. Price. s1uo.oo Wits
j. j. Pas,ori5a pts. & Litho. Co.. for terms.
Houston, rcxss. II
FUNERAL pEsIGNs-Palms for de.oTatIag,
Green House, 24l9 Travis street Phone
loi6. IA
MRS. SMITH would like few more scholars
for her private school, terms, 80 per
month. 1919 Confer street y
MApsToNE-G Guaranteed TO cure bite OF
mad dogs, snakes and all poisonous bites
and stings, for sale for SIS. Box II. Cedar
Hill. Texas.
THE BELKNAP-- Liberty avenue most conf
Portable little hotel In the city; modern
In all appointments, on paved street; cleo
trio cars to all parts of city. Rates. 81. 20
81 sc aud 81. 90 per day. II
WoMAN's FRIEND for sterllity backache
headache. painful. scapty. Irregular or sup
pressed menstruation, falling of womb. ul-
ceIation or inf mmation of womb. vagina
uterus or ovaries. leucorrhea. ard q II fe-
male troubles: 81 per bottle. valuable 10
expectant mothers. Fer sale by l. Lewyn.
Druggist, t0l Main. Houston. I5
WONDERFUL FORTUNE TELLER = Mrs
unites separated; luck charms: etc. 2Ol4
Preston avenue. Also by mail, IL
SEXUAL WEAKNESS quickly relieved and
cured by "Menicure;" 81 per bottle de.
yeleps and restores sexual strength CORE
Remedy Co. lxp. Houston, Texas. lis
COUCH CURED BY Eclibse Cough Cure: for
colds none better than Lewyn's Cold Cap
sules. Price 25c at Lewyn's. corner Main
and Preston.
PRIVATE SCHOOL for primary ana inter-
mediate pupils Miss Bnrks. 500 Austin 81
KATTMANN & KNEELAND. the tent max.
ers. Of Texas. al3h Main street Honslon II
WV. I, CAMP. Contracting Painter. 22loss
.IyoNF KNOWING the whereabouss OF
Frank Drake. Please inform a. Iddles
Hoppertown. Aileran county NTH. il-23
ANY0NE knowing the Whereabouts Of Frank
Drake, please Inform 7. a. Iddles. Hopper
town. AiIegsn county. MID. 80
WANTED TO BUY.
WANTED TO BUY-at a bargain. a good
ehoteun, hammer. No. IL, damascus, double
barrel J. y. Gay. ColamDaa. IeAas.
WANTED--To buy, in carlo.s. delivered at
ing loo BOUNDS or over, at 3ls cents; feshy
IN fat oxen, ga cent? ieshy to fat bulls
cents p. NJ Cranberry, Houston, Tex.
V7TII PAY CASH for small pieces properly
In q ~, am buying for an Investment; state
nrloo and location. Address 1881 this Of
Ace IA
HIGHEST PRICE paid for second hand ,clotn-
ing. hats, shoes; drop postal VIII call. IL.
siiserberg. 6ie Milan and Texas vas avenue .
! WANT your second hand clothing; highest
prire maid IN the city, call me- phone 3iS
( rings Mrs. Minnie. 5o- Milan,
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A SUITABLE Christmas prescn, is Smith
Premier typewriter. prlca. $1,000 Write
! j. Pas,orisa pts. & Litho. Co.. for terms.
Houston, rcxas. If
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JUST RECElVEp--Car full leather top bug
gies. with curtains and storm apron. your
choice $40. 90 Edw clarendon, dealer 10
carriages, bnggies, phaetous, Surveys ani
fine harness. corner Franklin and Caroline
streets.
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FOR SALE--A limited quantity OF the ceie-
hra;ed Rogers Dewberry plants; very pro-
llhc; tro shipper; ripens in Mrrch: per
100. sl,00; per 1000. $3.50. express charges
prepaid on 1000 lots. James w Hamlet.
Alvin. Tcxaa Referenchs; Alvin EN-
change hank, wells-Tarso Express Co. is
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FOR SALE~~one set OF s5-yolumo Enoyclo-
pedia- britannica; sheen binding: good ms
new. $40 one set, tS-volume Chambers En-
cyclopodla, with Revision. So j. S. Purdy
iii Compress avenue. 8,
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FOR SALE-The Wonder Aoetylene Gas Ma
chine, lamps burners. The Houston Acety-
lene Gas Co, $40 klam's. 10
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BOILERS. ENGINES. PUMPS, HEATERS.
Dynamos. Motors Elevators Electric Sep
plies, Contracting, Repairing. +. r. Barden.
Houston, TeSasn~ II
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WaNTED-I have a permanent steady Job
for frst-claxs sober timer; no other kind
need apply answer quick with references
Lee Clark Rnckdale Texas. tf
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FOR sALE-Elm Grove Farm. containing 500
acres good land. nearly all IN good s.ate Of
cultivation good dwelling. all necessary
tenant houses; comparatively new steam gin
windmill. and price reasonable. terms easy
situated on Anderson road. miles east OF
Nayasota Texas. and the property OF the
estate Of II. b. $. Foster, deceased. Address
Tho G. Foster, executor estate X. B 3
Foster. Jr I
FOR SALE OR EXcHANGE--A farm OF 40
acres for city property Apply at i2o Travis
street b. Majorowitx. Z
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BICYCLES-Lady's Kiondlke. sl3 aid Pyra-
mid, SIS: in good ORDER gents CFawforas.
SIG, second hand March Culmore, Hons
ton. The largest stock OF tires in the c,ty.u
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TWO Ave glass Lnnduus in good condition
III Larendon's carriage repository, corner
Franklin aud Caroline streets.
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GRAMOpHoNE--only perfect talking or
sound producing machine made: 10000 in.
destructihlo records to select from; records.
b0c: machines, SIS; on exhibition at c., l.. s.
Theo. Behring'S Hardware Store, Main stree.
and Capitol avenue. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-07

FUNERAL DESIGNS-Palms for decorating
chrysanthemums, choice ferns. kerr's
Green House, 2419 Travis street, Phone
1915 12-i
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MRS. SMITH would like few more scholars
for her private school; terms, $3.50 per
month. 1919 Center street -
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FURNITURE in l2.room modern boarding
house; two blocks from Capitol hotel; cheap
Y purchased Immediately; house filled with
bcarders. Address 1864, this office S
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-07

FOR SAI.E.-one cherry bar furniture. inciud
ing everything necessary for n frst-class
saloon. Address 7. w. Henning San An.
cello, TeXas. ll.p
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MApSToNE--G Guaranteed TO cure bite of
mad dogs, snakes and all poisonous bites
and atings, for sale for s25. Box II. Cedar
Hi Texas \
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FOh IAIE-~l Gu h-l-f--H-.N-s, toi N'iito st
druggists, One gives relief 4-2s-la1N
FOR SALE-one five glass landau. ono wa
Eonette. one Victoria and one three horse
power motor Apply sid Westhelmer Il
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FOR RENT--Two furnished rooms for gen
tlcmen, a,nvcniently located. scs Ia
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GAMES OF ALL KINDS--Hold tho Fort
Kloudhe Go Bang. Lotto, Battle Poets,
Pillowdex, National Flowers. backgammon,
checkers, dominoes. parchesi and others;
half value. at Bankrupt Store, Masonic
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-07

CIILDRENS BooKS--Mother Goosc, Swiss
Family Robinson, boys sports and pastimes.
Bible stories and picture books, at bankrupt
Store, Masonic Temple. Ia
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SINGLE WOMAN as cook and house girl,
German or Swedo preferred, Ills LOUIS
lana,
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FINEST invoice Of imported German dolis
ever drought TO houston, meenanivsl Toys,
steam eas.nes. boats, novelties IA paaks, 80
al nall price. banhrupt slvfu, ,auason.v
Tempe. ~
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WANTED--Wood choppers; will pay 50 cents
wood. Address ". B. Root, La Porte. Tex.t II
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10 wUrk IN small family; gooa wages. Ap-
ply No. 4os Main street iaesuay between
II and 1 p'CloSa
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THE BEIsKNAP--L Liberty avenue. most conf
fortable little hotel in the City; modern
in all appointmentsi on paved street; e.ec-
81 sc aud 81. 90 per day. II
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TWo-SToRY STORE. corner Bowling and
Pierce avenue; inquire 1910 LOWING
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FOR sA1n.

NICELY FURNISHED RoOMa--Gsntlemcn
ofiy; block from court house. Apply sls
Caroline il
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WANTED-At once four steam pipe filters
Apply TO l.. A. Ellis, Sartnita. Texas $
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

NICE LARGE ROOM for rent with board; ;
centrally located modern conveniences.
table bonrders solicited 81? Travs. II
FOR RENT-A large, comfortable house.
partly furnished. on stree: car line. Tor tae
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wANTED--A young Swedish or German wc-
tan to cook and wash for small family;
must be good housekeeper; room VIII
be given her. Apply at 2l06 Brazos street.
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WANTEn--Positlon by young married man
as porter or delivery man. can furnish good
large horse II necessary. good references.
Apply 1000. this office. z
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ron RENT.


HALF HOUSE to rent Apply 1905 la Branch.
/ a
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ONE No. double wagon, harness. one large
mare end two large horses value sll5. TO-
lug Der. lot or OTIS. all or singly. W.
Iinl, MA Preston .
TO ExCliANGE--s135 .Farhur organ for good
buggy Address 1860. this once.
FINE IMPROVED FARMS near Houston /
xohango for stock OF merchandise. Ad
dress box ia, Houston. J.
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WANTED--A colored boy TO take care Of
horse and yard. No. 1914 Franklin ave-
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BOARD AND ROoMs--Two nicely furnished
! rooms. with board; modern conveniences
90s Polk avenue. between Main and Travis
streets: references.
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TO RENT-~To gentlemen only. nicely fur
nished room with modern convenience. liza
Texas avenue. ~
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-25
MISCELLANEOUS

BUTTER AND EGGS-New York, Nov.
M-Butter receipts, 5,757 packages. Strong.
Western creamery, 23G26c; June cream
cry Z2QZ5c; factory, 151201Sc. Eggs-Ra-
ceipts,- $685. packages Steady. Western
ungraded at mark, 14@20c.
Chicago. Nov. A.-Butter firm; cream
cries, l6@26c; dairies, 14Q22c Eggs easy:
SEED MARKETS Chicago. Nov. 24-
The flax seed market was a very wild
one from start to finish today The ups
From present indications it would appear
that the bull deal can be called sue
cess, Receipts here were 35 cars, 80 cars
at Duluth and q cars at Minneapolis
cash flax at $l.3S November at 81. IS, De-
cember at .3lA, and May at 81 371b. Cash
timothy seed closed at $2.4O per loo lbs.
clover seed closed at $7.75 per 100 lbs
Minneapolis fax seed quoted at ST. SX
: NEW YORK CoFFEE-New York
M Ny A;;-Coffea, futures opened steady,
and ruled dull in the absence Of pro-
nounced changes abroad or in the situa-
ton here. Profit taking was engaged in
TO some extent, but the demand from
snorts as matter of precaution in view
OF tomorroW's holiday, proved about an
OFFSET to this depression. The market
crossed steady at to IS points net lower.
Sa4es were 200 bags, including: Deem
per, D. I0Q6 I5c; January, 5.7045. 75c; March,
o;SUWo VOC; May. 5.90@609; July, 6@610c;
august 6l5c; September, 6.15@6. 25c; Oc-
No invoice, 6lkc; No. 7 jobbing, csc;
mild steady; Cordova, 6A@1134c. Sugar
Raw steady fair refining, 1860; refined
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South ST. Paul, Nov. "a, 1889.
CATTLE-The receipts of cattle were
heavy this week and all the good to
choice stock cattle met with ready sale at
steady prices. The fair to common
classes of stockers were plentiful, but
sold at very low prices, lots of them go
ing at 81. % to $3.50 for 'pee-wee' and
scrub calves, yearlings, Holstein and Jer-
sey steers Most of the good stockers
sold at $40 to 1915, with choice up to 81
There was a good demand all week for
good heavy feeders, which sold at So 50
to 81. 25, according to quality. The heifer
market was barely steady until yester-
day, when there was good demand for
the right quality heifers, most of them
going at So to $3.50; common at $3.50 to
$2.85
Bulk of the good color and good quail
Ity steer calves sold this week at 81 to
$4.25. Shippers should be careful on the
weak, little calves, as they are not want
ed. Butcher stuff held about steady and
Gamers about 10c to 15c lower The
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MINNEAPOLIS.

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 24.-Wheat open
ed steady. December wheat opened at 623z
623sc, being the same as at Thursdays
close, sold at 625sc firmed up to 625s662$4c,
declined to 6212@625sc, advanced to 62%c,
dropped to 62$s9621@c by 1:3O, and by
noon held at 62bc.
May wheat opened at 6715c against 67M
Q67Ac Thursday, lost sc, gained 1-16c,
sold at 667sc, f1uctuated within &c for
nearly an hour, sold down to 6634 a667Ac,
recovered &c by 11:30, and by noon held
at 66a4Q66Ac.
The cash wheat market was active and
strong with the demand for good milling
wheat being especially good. No. l north
ern ordinary sold at a premium of ga
23&c over December, with choice doing
better. Low grades sold we'll. November
wheat closed at SAC, December at 623s6
6214c, and May at 66a4@667sc
Open High Low Closing.
Wheat. ing. est. est. Fri. Thurs.
May .....67% 671b 665s-A S6N7a e71%-K
6ecs ....:.e2HM 62%-M 62I-qa S S2% S25 u
On Track--No. hard, 66Kc No north
nm. SIC; No. northern, 61a4c; NoYc:n-