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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-12-07
10 Items.

Charley Conner is building a new
barn
We think nearly all the teachers went
to Wichita on Friday and Saturday.
The literary at Is is we'll attended
Standing room is at a premium. AS last
Saturday night was election night We
went but We did not have the ghost of a
show for Office.
The minister's sermon last Sunday wa:
on the temperance question, He deliv
cred it in the form Of dream that ht
had. He said as the horse stepped or
the bridge he awoke and found he haC
been dreaming. He must have beer
coming from Bethel as there is no bridge
on this side of Wellington.
The Cleardale scribe wants to know
what has become of the Is correspond
ent. Well, we have been in mourning
for the way the township election went
We gave good majority for the POI
ticket and then went back on our town
ship nominees. 1t is the first time tn,
g.o.p. has had an Office in Is since tn,
Pops were born.
MI Hackney has moved on the Her
rick place two miles east of where h,
lived, so there is one more vacant hous
in Is.
There was party at Bob Carruther'
last Thursday night. Pie, cake AM
oysters were served in abundance.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-12-07
Concord.

H. Y. Williams went to his farm
near Nardin, o. T., Wednesday even
ing. While there he shelled his corn,
which made about 80 bushels to the
acre.
A pleasant evening party was given
at the home of c. E. Murlin for theiI
son A. D. Murlin, in Rome last Thurs
day evening. The evening was spent
In a pleasant social way including
some good music.
Fl. F. Tracy returned from Wichits
5 lnday, where he had been in attend
anCe at the Southwestern Kansas
Teachers Association. He reports 4
good program and an interesting and
profitable meeting.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-12-07
NIInniS District.

Thanksgiving day dawned clear, bright
and warm. Before noon it clouded NJ
ard there was a strong north wind al
day. It looked rs if we were going &c
have our Thanksgiving cold snap.
Ed and May Stiger spent Thanksgiv.
ing with relatives in the Strip.
Helsay Barbar and family ate turkey
with Juha Holland.
Miss Fife Washer entertained a dozen
Of her school mates.
Thsre was large party at c. f. Muir
Inns thanksgiving night.
As there was nothing special going on
Thanksgiving several of our farmers
spent the day i'll the cornheld.
Our school enjoyed a vacation Thanks
giving.
A fence has been built around the
school house.
Rabbits are scarce this winter. There
is not one for every twenty that there has
been the last few years.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-12-07
Arson.

Harry and Mary Trekell are visiting
friends in the Strip
Rev. Gordon occupied the pulpit at
the church on Sunday, and spoke to at
tentive audiences both morning and
evening
Mrs. Steve Gibson is rapidly improv-
ing IN health Her many friends hope
to see her in perfect health in the near
future.
Grandma and Grandpa Good, former
residents Of this community, were visit
ing with old friends last week.
The Mystic Valley and Elkhart schools
united and had an old fashioned Thaks-
giving celebration.
Several of the teachers from this part
of the county attended the Teachers as
ISOLATION at Wellington last Saturday.
Ezra Bratcher returned from Kentucky
and expects to make this vicinity his
future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs. Frank Crippen
transacted business in Wellington on
Tuesday.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-12-07
Oxford.

December came in mild and pleas
ant.
there is considerable sickness al
resent In this vicinity.
Mrs. Mary Moore left the latter
part OF last week for a months stay
20 Missouri.
Jesse Reed was in Wichita last Sat
urday and Sunday.
The new township board met the
End inst. aud transacted their first
business. They appropriated s34l sc
TO paY bills that had been made
against the township since the last
meeting of the cd board.
J.B. Anderson and family of Win.
field, Charles Of Conway Springs, and
Misses NOval and Ella, came in from
Wellington, and all spent Thauksgiv-
ing day here with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j A. Anderson.
Mrs. James TeaterS Of whose sick.
ness we made mention last week died
90 the lSt int, and also the young
man, son of Mr., and Mrs. Charles
Rogers, died on the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bowman, Mr.
and Mrs Archer returned last Satur
day frem q three weeks visit with
relatives in different parts Of Okla.
hOma.
The editors of the Oxford Register
and Oxford Bee are diSpleased with
each others spelling and have been
tOuSeing each others feelings over the
matter for the past few weeks.
A. E. Krauach has a Maltese cat
that B. F. Lawerv gave him more
than twenty years aga, and Elsx saws
ne is as sprv as . kitten and will he
old enough next fall to vote for
BRYAN.
TT. Garland Of Wellington. came
over Monday and Tuesday. He drove
over home sixteen head Of fat cattle
out or bunch OF eighty head that
he had bought Of William Dobbs
some time AGO.
Ben Berbig Of Kildare, O.T.. was
here over Sunday visiting relatives
and friends.
When Brigham H, Roberts goes
forward In be sworn 10 as memher NJ
congress from Utah, what would he
the results, think We, if the speaker
OF the house should say to all mem
BEES present: Now, he that is with
out guilt may cast the first stone ~
Would it be as it was with the &C.
cusers OF the Samaritan at the well,
or would some hypocrite no bad and
bold enough TO shy the rock?
"Graudma" Metze died Tuesday
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-12-07
Election Expense Statements.

Statements of election expenses are
now coming into the county clerks
Office rapidly. The time for 'tlling
them expires Thursday.
W. Fl. Egan, trustee Of Gore town
ship, has filed his statement showing
that he spent only IS, and this was
given to the Mulvane Record.
]. NJ. Nestor, constable Of Walton,
spent IS. Or this amount, 81 was
given to Ivan D. Rogers, SO was spent
for livery hire on election day, and 81
was paid to man to help hustle out
the voters.
]. W. Showalter's campaign assess
ment was $40. He spent $3.50 tor
horse feed, hotel and travelling ex
penseS, and g for printing, making
5000 altogether.
1t cost D. E. Holiday 1854 to make
the race for sheriff. His campaign
assessment was $40; hotel expenses,
s24; horse feed, $l2; railroad fare,
$3.50; printing, 81; cigars, $3.50.
W. NJ. Jackson spent $3.50 in the
campaign. The Voice got $3.50 Of
that sum for printing, and the central
committee got S35. His nomination
Zee wasSl0. The remainder was spent
for Livery hire, railroad fare and
other personal expenses.
j. F. Gooch's campaign cost him
S2l.6l. His nomination fee was S.
aud his assessment fee, was s..
lie paid to Ivan D. Rogers $40, and
spent Sl.6l for livery, meals, etc.
Geo. c. StaytOn gave the central
committee s., and spent no other
money.
A. G. Lambe, c. L. Roberts, R. :.
Bricker and j. NJ. Miles have each
fled statements to the effect that
they spent no money in the campaign.
J Robert Gillian, as secretary and
treasurer Of the Populist county cen.
Jral committee, has fled his state.
ment Of election expenses, showing
bat he collected SOD 20 from the fol-
lowing sources: W. T. Mcbride s25,
j P. Winner s25, Thos. Murphy $40,
9. q. StaytOn S., c. c. Shaver S2j,
J. F. GOoch $40, John Hinchcliffe s.,
Harold Herrick SIS, D. G. House s.,
y. NJ. Jackson s35, W. E. Wood s35,
J. r. Gillian $40, J. W. Lockman IS,
!. II. Wolf S., Z. E. FlandrO s., c. D.
Brunette Sl,2O. The expenditures
were s2l6.42, leaving s4,7S in the
treasury for next year.
A. E. Alexander, defeated candidate
Tor trustee OF OSBORNE township, after
reciting that he spent no money in
the campaign, adds: II also swear
that it cost the other fellows a good
deal Of rl0uble, several small white
IS and a few other Intentional
mistatements, which 1 suppose they
have settled with their God. II not
% settled, am satisfied that they
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-12-07

morning, at the age Of eighty-three.
Her life had been a useful and active
one, and continued so up TO the very
last. She was the mother OF Ed,
Clint and Charlie MetZe.
. Through the gracious influence Of
the gold standard the Globe Hotel
here was preparing to perform the
closing act, but after Mark Hanna's
name appeared on the register last
week, the program was changed and
the doors remain open for business,
We were misQuoted in the Oxford
Congress item last week, where it was
made to read: "The good office Of the
American empire will be used to as
Sist the little republic" should have
read that the "GOod office" Of the
American empire will be used to as
SYST the English in crushing out the
little republic. o, no, this imperi-
alistic administration is not in SYM
D9thV with republics. Secretary
hay gave notice to that effect few
DAYS ago.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-12-07
Cleardale.

The recent froSts have nlpped the
wheat, cutting of the pasture.
The mild weather thus far this fall
has aided much in reducing fuel bills
Protracted meeting at Straight
and Randall school house during thi:
week.
Joseph POtusick has erected a new
fOur-fOOt tower AermOtOr wind mil
over his well at his house, much TO the
improvement and convenience OF his
farm.
Misses Viola, COrda, Pearl Norris,
Cora Springgate, Alice BledsOe, Fan,
nv Spence, Katie Schimmel; Messrs
Charles Miller, George and John
Schlmmel, John.and Ed Norris were
visitors az the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Schafer, Sunday.
Ed Norris is delivering pressed hay
in wellington at So 80 per ton. The
cost OF balinu being 81 40 per ton.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-12-07
Portland.

Emery Curfnan is able to be up and
around again. Lee is also improving.
nc. SGoggs went to Arkansas City
Sunday.
Owing to the Indictment weather the
show was not so largely attended Satur-
day evening.
Station Agent ]. r Hutchinson is the
proud possessOr Of fine buggy.
Those who attended the Sweeny lecture
at South Haven Saturday evening were
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Short, F. Duncan and
Miss Maud Young. Many others hold
ing season tickets here would have gone
had it not been such Threatening weather
Mrs. Ohio B. Whitesides is visiting al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. White
sides.
Miss Katie Campbell is up from Black
well on visit.
Messrs. and Misses Henry Kincade
Katie Campbell, Bart Johnson and Unit
Uh spent Sunday afternoon at Miss Liz
zie McElhinny's.
Uncle James Fitzgerald is occupying
the dwelling, formerly occupied by o
W. Fitzgerald.
Messrs. Horace NJ. Horn and Car
Young, and Miss Anna Treble spen
Sunday evening Miss Lila Knapp
J.R. Gillamis hauling wheat to Por
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donahue are thinking o
spending the winter on the coast. As t.
the date set for their departure it is in
definite as yet
0. w. Fitzgerald is fixing at this writ
ing preparatory to locating permanently
at Jerseyville, H. Mrs. Fitzgerald vii
visit for awhile in Indiana, after which
she will join her husband in Illinois.
Saturday being Miss Pinkie Traylor'
thirteenth birthday, her friends planned
a surprise party on her. The Afternoon
was spent very pleasantly with game
after which supper was served and eacl
and everyone enjoyed the event i'm
mensely. Those present were: Mise
Nettie, Hattie and Grace Shepherd, OIL;
Knapp, Sophia Rouse, McMannis Sisters
Cora and Anna Bowermaster, Berthj
Treble; Messrs. Repp Bros. Owen ant
John Knapp, Everett Smith, john!
Warford and brother, Earnest and Loui
Treble, Raw Henry, Wilbur and Frank
Travlor. Miss Pinkie was the PROUD
recipient Of many handsome presents
Each one went away wishing their littlC
friend many more as happy events.
A family from Ashton is moving int
the Davis property.
The dance at the hall Thanksgiving
evening was a most pleasant event
About twenty-five couples were present
and all report a pleasant time. Goo
music was one attraction of the evening
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-12-07
Jackson Township.

Wheat is in good condition for
winter.
Dallas SNYDER spent Thanksgiving
with his parents.
The revival meetings at Bethel
haVr closed for the present.
ThoS. Hubbard spent Thanksgiving
at Oxford.
jim Muckley is preceptably "swel-
led" since he was elected treasurer
We believe there is a good opening
for a lyceurn at Rome, this winter.
Polk Winner will not move to Wei
linton for several months.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-12-07

The news Of 4Jh: The Kentucky
election board meetSat Frankfort to-
day tOdeCide whether Goebel or Fay
lOr is elected governor. GOebel is said
to have become a mOnOmaniac on the
subject Of his election. e. New York
wants all three Of the national
political conventions. Philadel-
phia has jumped into the ring and
is fighting for the Republican con-
VentiUn. Judge Franklin q. Adams,
secretary Of the Kansas State Histor.
ical society, died in Topeka Saturday.
He was one OF the oldest citizens OF
Kansas. John |. Blair, the great
railroad man, died at his home 10
BlairstOwn, NJ, Saturday at the age
of 81 years. He was stingier than old
Russell Sage. Nine hundred more
Americans are about to sail for the
Transvaal to join the Boer army go.
Cincinnati has big sensation In the
suit OF Peter Sells, the Snowman, for
divorce from his wife, a prominent
society leader. E. An unusual contest
is being engaged in by Pratt and Stat.
ford counties. Each county Is trying
TO Guido the other In the number OF
marriages. This contest has greatly
stimulated the matrimonial mar
ket. "A white Leavenworth woman
school teacher has married negro.
Tom Reeds rules will be 10 force 10
the house during the coming session
OF congress The Democrats In the
lower hnuse OF congress have chosen
]. D. Richardson OF Tennessee as their
leader
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-12-07
Hukle.

Fine weather during Thanksgiving
this year.
There was preaching at Peck Saturday
and Sunday nights, at the Christian
church, by Rev. Houston of Wellington
The students of this vicinity who at
tend school at Wellington and Wichita
-were at home for Thanksgiving and
also remained over Sunday.
Letcher Sadler of wellington, is Civ
ing W. H. Rolls house new coat OF
pant.
Miss Ella Hukle who teaches near Vi
ola, was home for the Thanksgiving din
ner. It is the first time Ella has been
home since her SCHOOL began.
Nearly all the teachers of this locality
attended the Southwestern Kansas
Teachers Association at Wichita
Among them were Misses Mamie and
Ruth Davis, Minnie Burchell and Jennie
Teachom. The association was appre-
ciated by all.
Henry Wight finished husking corn for
Mr.. Bush Saturday.
Irwin Sadler who was hunt by powder
exploding, is lniproving.
Otis ZONES commenced school last
Monday at Pleasant Valley.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-12-07
OUR COUNTY
NEWS WRITERS
Zyba.

Miss Eva D. Bush who is teaching II
the city schools of Wichita, came home
to spend Thanksgiving with her parents
and sister.
Our postmaster, A. Noeal, was visitor
at Wichita last week.
Grist & Andrews of Belle PLANE, put
up new Ideal windmill last week for
John Nixon, IT,, Of this place.
Elias Drake and son William, of Wicl-
tia, were visitors at John Nixon, Jr's.,
last Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Oliver and family spent
Thanksgiving with Mrs. divers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs c. B. Mennell and other
friends at this place.
Lee Cam and Clarence Nixon went to
Wichita Friday, each with load Of old
iron for which there IS at present great
demand.
Mrs. Caleb Nixon left over the Rock
Island Monday morning for Kansas City
where she will visit her sister and family.
Charlie Cookson was a visitor at Wlch-
tia last week. Charlie will camp out
this winter, on the banks of the Mime
scah, and will fish and hunt, for has liv-
ing and health.
H. c. Burson, MD. has located at
Peck, the last week.
Hiram Hitchcock went to Wichita
with load of turkeys the day before
Thanksgiving
BE. Allen is hauling his hay to Wei
lington.
lanes Willis and family visited two
days last week at Frank..Meocer's near
Conway Springs, and ate turkey on
Thanksgiving.
Mr.. Stewart, of Rice county, and Mrs.
George Keister Of Wichita visited their
sister Mrs. R. ]. Bush of this place last
week. They left for their homes on
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Doc Henderson of Peck, was a
caller on Mrs Thes. Nixon one day last
week
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-12-07

Tue German naval architect has no
faith 10 submarine boats, and has con-
graduated the admiralty on not ex-
perlmenting with them. The United
States naval authorities are absorbed
In the submarine boat question, and
have just concluded expensive expert.
ments to test their practicabIllty.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-12-07

The secretary OF the treasury trans
mitted to the house Of representatives
Yesterday estimates Of appropriations
required for the service OF the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1901. The ag.
gregate of the appropriations estimat.
ed for is 1851, OSl, 994, an increase over
the estimates for the present fiscal
year Of s38,O33,6l6, and an increase
over the appropriations for the pres
ent fiscal year of s34, 235,O24.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-12-07

ohas' A. Munson, representing an
eastern electric light supply company.
was in Wellington yesterday inquir.
Ing into the light question. He left
last night, and will return after the
special election. Mr.. MunsoD offers
to take The electric light bonds at FIVE
per cent.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-12-07

NJ. Osiris, a wealthy Partisan. has
presented to the Institute of France
sum representing an annual income
OF So OOo for triennial prize Of $40.
600 for the most remarkable work. or
discovery Of general interest. espec.
Tally in the fields Of surgery aud medI.
cine In exhibition years. The prize Is
open TO all countries.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-12-07
Summons.

State Of Kansas to Taylor Robertson Co
mantha X. Robertson, Abigail Rohar,sor
and Matthew r. Scott ''o"'
YOU WILL TAKE NOTICE that Won h..
L been sued In the District Court OF Sum-
ner county, Kansas, by Abner PYLE and
lhomas b. Brown and that unless Won an
swer the petition fled by said plaintiffs on or
18th day Of January, 1900.
said petition will be taken as true and iudg-
inent rendered against you accordinciS
IoreclOslng Il mortgage executed and "a,
H'ered Dy Taylor Robertson and Samantha
II hODerts0n to the Southern Kansas Mort
gage Company dated June LIST ls8s, on tha
real estate in snmnar
county, Kansas, to-wit The sonthwast
quarter ana the north half OF the Southeast
Quarter and the south half OF the nortbaas
quarter OF section twenty-eight (2s) and The
southwest quarter of the northwest nnartas
vi sectI0n wv nty-seven Cd all In toEnsbir
thlrty-three (S9 south, range three IN was,
OF oth p. m. and for the sale of said real as,a,~
Without appraisement TO pay the debt sec ys
by said mortgage. s'eureu
witness my hand and the seal of said oor~<
thls 9Th day Of December. 1899. No1''
loeail W. II. 0VERHOLTZERyr r,
Clerk of said District Con -
HERRlcK ROGERS, Attorneys for PLAINTIFF
First published in the Voice Dec T. Ism
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-12-07
The news Of 5th: Congress opened
yesterday. Roberts, the polygsmist

The news of 5th: Congress opened
yesterday. Roberts; the polygsmist
from Utah, was not sworn iu. A
proposition to investigate his case
comes up today. The United States
supreme court has hit the trusts a
hard blow by declaring a combine of
gas pipe makers TO be illegal. :. .Secre-
tary Coburn has given out his repor,
OF kansas crops for 1899. The winter
wheat yield is 42,Sl5,47l bushels,
which Is above the estimate. Sum
ner cOunty'S winter wheat crop is
2'S5O,9l2; the corn ,rop, 3,727,34l: the
oats crop, LAS, $50. The UNIVERSE
ties are going crazy on the subject Of
football. II is announced that the
university Of Missouri will demand a
legislative appropriation to hire good
football players, and threatens TO
abolish the game unless the appro-
priatiOn is made. We would like TO
be the Missouri legislature long
enough to tell the Missouri university
to 60 to hadeS. IA rear end collision
on the D, & r. G. near Sallda, Col .
yesterday, resulted in the death (
six persons and the injury of many
more....Rev. Chas. NJ. Sheldon Of
Topeka, still has hopes of finding
someone who will back him to the
extent Of a million dollars 10 estab.
fishing his christian daily newspa-
per....A case Of skin grating ha>
occurred in Topeka, where over 50
square inches Of skin were replaced on
a wOmau's body. Governor Stanley
is confined to his bed in Topeka with
a cold. 1T is reported that Jerry
Simpson is figuring on buying a ranch
in the Sixth district and moving
there with the idea Of becoming a
candidate for congress.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-12-07

Chas. Allen is the name Of prison
er brought up from Caldwell and
lodged in jail on a charge Of house
breaking. He will plead guilty on the
18th and be sentenced by Judge
Mcbride.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-12-07

will be called upon for settlement iu
the sweet bye and bye"
s, Il. Cobean, defeated candidate
for county clerk, was assessed $50 by
the Republican central committee,
and spent $50 for hotel and feed bills,
making his total campaign expenses
400
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-09-10
Hutchison's Bargain Store
The Cheapest in the City,

Another expensive habit that costs
largely in the aggregate and the GUS
toner has to pay dearly for Those
innocent little periodical tickets, cash
checks and present checks. The i'm
preston is they don't cost you any
thing. Compare prices at these stores
ami at our store. This will prove it,
package coffee with presents costs
more than bulk coffee without pres
ent of same quality
We sell high class sewing machines
at $500, $1,000 and $4,000. Regular
agents prices $4,000, $4,000, and $1,000
Isn't it pretty step to pay for a man to
come to you and coax you to take a
machine on time at about double price?
If a money lender should ask you so
per cent, or 40 per cent, or 25 per cent
interest to lend you money, you would
be highly offended; but you pay the
dealer these high rates in another way,
for a little time, and think the extra
time is clear gain 1t is not, but like
the Coupon, Check and Ticket, a most
expensive habit to keep you hard up.
We invite everyone who wishes to
save money and get ahead, to investi-
gate our methods and prices. 1t will
pay big dividends. We have 26 depart
ments, each one a store in itself, and
every article bargain. We invite you
to come for your own interest and pro-
fit You run no risk in buying from
us. We guarantee all our goods as
represented. New, Fresh and Season
able goods received in all departments
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-09-10
THE MARKETS.


CINCINNATI Sept o.
FLoUR-Spring patent, 3sJGAlO; spring
fancy, %. lOD3.SOi spring family s2OlaSO5;
winter patent, - % 63GO; fancy, s3O56o2 .;
family 81 5000; extra, SL9Jg2IO low grade
fL65GLs5; northwestern rye, Sas5G&IO; do
city. a3OOD321
WHEAT-Sales: No red, track. 69a69Hc.
HoGs-Select shippers, a co. select butch
ers A55a4GO; fair TO good packers, S445@
400; fair To good Light. SL3Jg4 60; common
and rOughs, So 350L26
CATrLE-Fair 10 good shippers, a. 7J6t5 2S;
good TO choice butchers, S440049O fair TO me-
aium butchers 90 0LO0; common, 50 00t325
SHEEP-Extras 81 s5d4OO; good 10 choice,
tS OJD3 20; common to fair SeOO027i
LAMBS Good to choice, S5.OOu675; common
10 fair S35Jl475
VEAL CALvEs-Fair to good light, Ga 500 25;
common ana large, s4.5OlSG25
CHICAGO Sept o
WnEAT-September, 7Ossci December, 7l4e;
May a. 4i4Gt7I9sc
CoRS-September 3lAGslssc: October, 3OIko;
December 2ssc; May, 2J4c
oATs-Septemter, 2lIsei December, 2OHe;
May, 2aSD22ltc.