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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-06-01
Warren Pierpont,
j. III. Moyses,
Il w Inrdan
Committee on Streets and Sidewalks

Aid Noble reported that Mr.. George T.
Abrey had closed up Edmund Ave-, and asked
to have the matter attended to. II was moved
and supported that the matter be referred to
the committee on opening streets and alleys,
Aid Pierpont requested that the committee
on opening streets and alleys make q report on
the several petitions which have been referred
to them.
Aid. Jordan presented the following ordi.
nance IL was moved and supported that unani.
nous consent be gwen, that the same be read
the first and second time by Its title, which was
carried, ayes 10. nays0.
II was moved and supported that the same be
read the third time in full and placed upon its
passage and passed, which was carried, ayes
r. was moved and supported that the ordin.
auce as read be passed, which was carried,
ayes 10, naysO:
An ordinance for the annual appropriation
for the fiscal year October 1, 1900.
Tbe city of Owosso ordains:
Sec. l. That 1t is necessary In order to OBJ
toin funds for the running expenses and proper
maintenance OF the city OF Owosso, that the
valuation Of said city OF Owosso as spread by
the equalization board Of said city, as follows:
Fire department., $500; water fund fund. $1,000;
iund, e700; health fund, 8275 contingent fund
$4,000; interest and sinking fund.- $1,000 interest
and bond fund. "a, 500; highway fund, Zoo.
1t is also estimated that some repairs may be
necessary on Water Works system, and some
new water mains will be needed, and paving
will be asked for on certain streets, and IL is q
necessary public Improvement that Main street
be paved from the river bridge on Main street
west TO the Michigan Central railroad track;
also Michigan avenue from Main sonth 10 the
D. a. M depot; also washington street north 70
oliver street. and washington street from the
river bridge south to the ID. 4 M. railroad track
These street should be put In condition Tor the
purpose OF paving within the next few years
And that some provision be made for sewer
work In the northwest part OF the city for the
purpose Of sewering King street, and an outle'
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-06-01
Troubles of the Fruit Grower.

Benzonia, Mich. May 29.-Benzie
county has been visited by no frosts
this spring, and as the peach trees
were loaded with blossoms the grow
ers were jubilant over prospects of a
mammoth crop this year. The eX-
ceeding dry weather that has prevailed
all the spring, together with a cold east
wind the past week has blighted the
buds on many Of the orchards, and the
prospects of q crop are very poor now,
as most of the blossoms have dropped
off. The tent and forest caterpiller are
also doing considerable damage to the
apple orchards in this region.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-06-01
AN ORDINANCE

Regulating the employment and duties OF the
fire department teamsters, city OF Owosso.
Sec l. The city of Owossc ord iins, that the
teamsters Of the fire department, shall be EN-.
ployed by and under the general supervision OF
the city of the chief department at salary TO
be fixed by the common council of the city of
Owosso.
Sec 2 1t shall be the duties OF said team
sters TO take proper care OF and keep clean the
city building, sprinkle certain streets and per
form such other work as the chief of the fire
department may from time to time direct.
Sec 8 Such streets shall be sprinked at
such times as the ways and means committee
may from time to time direct
Sec A. All ordinances and parts OF ordi-
pances which in any way contravene the pro.
vision of this ordinance is hereby repealed
Sec. 5. This ordinance shall take immediate
effect.
Passed and annrnved Nav % 1901
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-06-01
STORM STARTS IN A SWAMP,
Cyclone Cuts n Swath In Ionia County
Much Damage.

~
Much Damage.
Portland, Mich, May GA cyclone
struck the western part of the neigh
boring township of Sebewa-Ionla coun-
ty, about p. IN. Sunday afternoon.
1t started in swamp and soon the
muck of the swamp was being car
ried high into the air, accompanied
by everything else that was loose.
The whirlwind gathered velocity and
strength as it moved, and soon the
column was 100 feet high and two rods
OF more wide.
1t swept everything in its path, tear
ing up rail fences and whirling them
into the air. Haystacks were taken
up bodily and moved long distances.
Large stones were taken from the
ground and hurled against buildings.
An orchard on the farm Of Norman
Gibbs was ruined large trees with
yards of dirt being uprOoted and piled
in windows. Luckily no dwellings
were in the path of the storm, which
was from northwest to southeast, but
Gibbs house had two holes made in
it by rails being thrown against it,
Hundreds Of country people wit
messed the sight from a distance. The
air was filled with rails, hen coops,
chickens, sheep and other animals The
storm lasted about twenty minutes. No
rain accompanied it, but its roar could
be heard a mile distant. 1t finally
spent itself a mile from where 1t be
gan. Farms over which the storm
passed are covered with debris, and
some fields are covered with rails stick
ing on end in the ground, like pins in
cushion. Fields of oats and wheat
look as though a lawn mower had
been run over them. The money dam
age is prpat
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-06-01
Passed and apprUVtu May q, IyUU
NORRIS OsBURN, Mayor
FRED EDWARDS. City Clerk.

An ordinance entitled an ordinance to pre-.
vent riding with bicycle on the sidewalks in
the city Of Owosso and to provide penalty
See /. The city of Owosso ordains that 1t
shall be unlawful for any persons to ride with a
bicycle on any Of the sidewalks on any street In
the city OF Owosso
Sec. 3. Any person convicted Of violating the
conditions OF section one OF this ordinance shall
forthwith pay fine OF not more than ten DOL.
lars (sl0 COY and In default or the payment OF
for the county OF Shiawassee, for period OF
not TO exceed thirty days, or both such hne and
Imprisonment in the discretion OF the court:
Sec 3 All ordinances in any way contraven'
tho this ordip ance are hereby repealed.
Passed and approval May 29, 1900.
NORRIS OsBURN, Mayor.
FRED EDWARDS, City Clerk.
II was moved and supported that council ad'
iourn until next Monday evening, which was
carried, ayes 10, nays o..
FRED EDWARDS. City Clerk.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-06-01
A Life And Death Fight.

Mr.. w. A. Hines of Manchester, Ia,
writing of his almost miraculous escape from
death, says: Exposure after measles in
duced serious lung trouble which ended In
Consumption. had frequent hemorrhages
and coughed night and day. All my doc
tors said must soon die. Then began to
use DIR. Kings New Discovery which wholly
cured me. Hundreds have used 1t on my
advice and all say IL never fails to cure
Throat, Chest and Lung troubles" Regular
size SOC and S1.O0. Trial bottles at j. y.
Haggart and w. K. Collins q Co. drug
store.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-06-01
Memorial Day Programme.

Charlotte, Mich, May 29.-Arrange-
ments are about perfected for the
proper observance Of Memorial day
here. The public exercises will be held
in the public park and an excellent
programme has been arranged Hon.
Cyrenius p. Black, of Lansing, will de-
liver the address. The decoration of
the graves will occur at the conclusion
of the grove exercises. There will be
a complete absence of games and
sports this wear. .s-@ r'e~s.., -
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-06-01
pnk RAILWAY Co across said lnnd

Trunk Railway Co. across said land
The said premises being situated In the town
ship OF Woodruff, county Of h'awassee. STATE
of Michigan.
Dated, this 10th day OF April. A. D., 1900.
CHARLES CLIPPINGER.
Assignee OF Mortgage.
L. b. g. II. M. GARDNER,
Atty's for Assignee, Lansing, Mich.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-06-01
tee on Public Health ana Improvement:

tee on Public Health and improvement:
Owosso, Mich, May 2e, 1900
TO the Honorable Mayor and Common Council
OF the City OF Owosso
Gentlemen-We. the undersigned respectfully
request your honorable body to have the ditch
on the east side OF Hickory street cleaned,
from the river north TO Grover street, and on
the south side OF Grover street, from Hickory
200 feet east.
Signed. S. Gellalty and others.
The following claims and accounts were pre-
sented aAd referred to the committee on claims
From Contingent Fund-Fred Edwards s66.67,
Osburn & Sons 90, Newton Baldwin 80, Times
Printing Co. 500, James Helt 500. James Doyle
500.
Fire Dept-Owosso Fire Department $2i 90,
Z. b. Tubbs 800, Frank Manning 1890.
acknowledgements q Chatterson t10.6i.
From Highway Fund-Ann Arbor Railway
Co. IS 40, Frank g. Rutiedge 275, S. McCreedy
3.is. w. Ball sls, Geo. Dreher e.ss, Chas. Bailey
General sewer-IIa q. Curry se.ss, H. Rob-
From Water Works Fund-H. Robbins & Son
0.81, Doubleday Bros. & Co. LOS, Floyd Bl0omer
46. so, Charles jackson 1850, Charles A. Beebe
1850, j. s. Hunt 1880, G. IL. Cossitt 1890.
Aid Curtis presented the following. report,
To the Mayor and Common Council City OF
Owosso.
Gentlemen-I herewith report the following
same having been collected and paid into the
city treasury: John Cook, fast driving, $500.
William Durham, fast driving, $500; Robert
Cook, drunk $500 The city treasurer's receipt
Is filed herewith.
Dated, May 20, 1900.
GEORGE b. MCCAUGHNA.
Justice of the Peace.
Aid. Jordan presented the following report
which was upon motion referred 10 the COM
mittee on Ways and Means:
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, Owosso Mich.
Gentiemen-Below 1 submit amount of money
needed to carry on the Water Works for the
next fiscal year, with an estimate OF amount OF
water receipts to be collected for the same
l.A.
The Coconino sun., 1900-06-16

DURING thirty four years of free trade the English savings banks increased their deposits by 1850, 100000. During thirty-three years of protection in the United States (lSG0 to 1895 deposits in our savings banks increased by 1885, S73, 4O3. and down to 1899 they had in- creased by S2, 225, ,00O ,0OO, including the three Wilson bill free trade years, when money was withdrawn from the savings banks.
The Coconino sun., 1900-06-16

THE Phoenix board of trade fully appreciates the value of advertising their town and county. This week they started their secretary on sixty days advertising trip through the East He will make personal visits to bank CTS, newspapers, physicians, hotels and the secretaries of commercial organiza- tions in the places he visits, and in this way will see that the literature of the board of trade is distributed. With such method of advertising it. is no wonder that Phoenix is the leading city of the territory.
The Coconino sun., 1900-06-16

THE total value of merchandise, gold and silver imported into Havana dur. ing the three months ended March 3l. 1900, shows an increase of S3,9l5,23l over the same period of 1899. The total value of merchandise imported into Havana during the month of March. 1900. was $4, 4,333. 226 The total value of merchandise imported from the United States during March. 1900. was nearly as much as the total i'm. ported from all other countries com bined.
The Coconino sun., 1900-06-16
THE COCONINO SUN.

telegraphic service and is well filled with local and general news and ad- vertsemen,s. The Herald will be Democratic in politics. It is published by the Bisbee Publishing Company, with Paul Hull as editor, and will un- doubtedly be successful newspaper venture.
The Coconino sun., 1900-06-16
C. M. FUNSTON, Editor.
SATURDAY, JUNE Is, 1900.

Two great measures are left over for action at the short session of Congress the passage of the shipping bill and the Nicaragua canal bill.
The Coconino sun., 1900-06-16

THE prosecution of Medley and his associates for the Cuban postal frauds is being vigorously continued ty he administration, and will not cease till sentence has been pronounced on the guilty.
The Coconino sun., 1900-06-16

THE United States now has domain nearly three times greater in area than it possessed when it became nation. We have been expanding all the time, and most of it was added by the party now opposing expansion.
The Coconino sun., 1900-06-16

IN 1895 we cOuldn'ta to buy even cheap foreign goods, and the Demo- cratic revenue, under its low tariff. only amounted to $l3l, ,53O Last year the Republican protective tariff realized $2O6, l2S, ,4Sl.
The Coconino sun., 1900-06-16

THE policy of expansion, which gives us fOothold in the East, which will open a new market in the Philippines, and enable us to increase our com merce with China, will be of great benefit to all our people, and more especially tOfarmers and wage-earners.
The Coconino sun., 1900-06-16

THE Bisbee Daily Herald is our latest exchange. It has an excellent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-29
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


BEANS, AND PEAs-The jo60ing trade is stili Very
ggie and not much new export business reported The
a day two past Fancy pea beans showing nrmness
are da nd e 9 ea m y al S3or
We quote: Beans. marrow. choice: bush. 50 1917
8 $9 % bags 5qS3 dasy ehoice 8 S9t IS
as s S. 81 f s e 10 HaG X turtle SOUP hoGs
6@s 3! sre. 8 7 5sss Sb g 3D.
$9si ss9sh $ z aasas1 g s. BAGS BAGS
u BUTIERaThe receipts we're light again to-day
little .tocE f several 6gyers We're needing
and E s at ss hf srans soa at ss
reflected Grades and seieced lots ss on dsS
but fancy lots are nF tribe bes Is no d higher
factory fact are steady with better clearance
tubs to I4yerpool We quote Creamery Western, extras
to seo6d ' state 1 d nIf5s na Iqs r*n
state dairy tubs irsts nc; do seconds l6q6lc; do
DO lover grades I4@i4se We laGn f face
prime i3al4ac renovated bnt5er fa fotS,
i3di6: old western facorP sa loo old creamery
cHEEsE-The market is rather quiet to-day New full
or @ h sree @h up pretty closely the basis
while the surplus lots of small sizes have also been taken
for white The Arcade and sandusy sold about
and lie for f @ cheese ob G for
nome trade dealers oFerating cautiously and only
narrow COMPASS and remaining lots Of fancy about
steady oid small white in fair remaining stock and urg
ing Tor sale at every opportunity; Surplus old
white both large and small only here but
have been pretty closely
who have obtained further quantity
last week, and shipments larger than a week
ago Skins have sold little better but only at low and
irregular prices Gable a8s for eolored and sos
white. Exports. 2i2lO boxes, We quote:
fun cream. colored large finest. 11A@l14c do white
hnest life do fair 70 good. 1oa1lc: do small finest
1O'k lie; do good, l0t4c; do poor
skins small choice, 7lsasc; do large choice oi5g7c;
DO DO FIR to good 4a4'sc do common aaaie fun skins
l2hGl3c do white fancy 1ll4a12c; do large, colored
fancy l2alSc do white. fancy 11AGll1c State. full
choice lie: do good prime I0il
to fair 6q10c.
EGGS Buyers took hold pretty well OF fine stock and
the market for such quite firm, possibly little
stronger than YESTERDAY but the bulk OF
showing defects. lower
having quiet sale irregular prices Some very poor
prime Southern range from n4il%c Southw going
at l2 generally for underRaded and the Western etock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nev-York April 2s 1900.
BEEVES-Recepts 81 cars GAL head. all for
exporters saughterers No trading Feeling steady
Dressed beef limited demand at last previous quota
include AS quarters Liverpool
575 $3.50 of beef TO the same port
in the Columbian $40 cattle the Michigan 10 London
$500 quarters of reef TO the same port
on Marquette. $50 cattle 10 Hull on the Ohio, loo
head on the City Bristol and 40 sheep the
Grenada TO the West Indies
CALVEIS-Receipts but 1874 head were held over
Friday sold this morning at easier prices CITY
dressed 7d9c per NJ country dressed at 4GSc
per H. choice stock bringing SIC; little calves at
saes-H H Hollis: 1874 veals 1874 n average. IS 10
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 1852
head the market; there 9ie cars on sale,
lambs prices still further declined 10a25c and the
pens were not cleared. Common and medium unshorn
sheep sold $5d$5 . per 100 ~ fair clipped do. at
SO; prime clipped lambs at Sc GollS6 20: ordinary
ton weak at SG1Oc per dressed lambs 1014 Ql3c.
country spring lambs selling at $685. 30
Saes-McPherson & Co.: 900 clipped Buffalo lambs.
average So 10 100 ~ 200 unshorn State do
- 10. at 81.
So &c clipped Buffalo sheep. 20 10 al 81 so
Harrington Coz 253 clipped Buffalo lambs, Sc 10, at
Sc so
mainly unshorn, 90 10, at s..
Judd 6 Coz % unshorn Kentucky lambs so 10. at
81 SO unshorn Kentucky sheep, 10T 10. at SIS q.
HOGS-Receipts 0 1856 head. including
a hogs for the market No sales reported.
barely steady. Country dressed hogs steady
ease per n for heavy light weights.
3 g. at 50 So per 100 0 10 state hogs 'S2 ~ at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-29

rests is eight feet in height. and the work has
engaged the attention of F ". Pomeroy. the
sculptor. during the last eighteen months. With
the permission of Her Majestv's Office OF Works,
me statue will be unveiled by Sir Henry Campbell
Barnerruan o Saturday. May IL
Carved in Carrara marble, Mr.. Gladstone is rep
resented In characteristic attitude. His left hand
is raised holding his notes while his right rests
g pillar which is covered with the robe of the
Chancellor Of the Exchequer- II is well known Il II
Mr.. Gladstone lost the index finger of his left hand
IN e shooting accident. and Mr. Pomeroy was re-
minded not overlook this in his work II will
bs that he has ingeniously contrlved 70 show
the loss Of the finger without making the fact too
Obvious.
After bearing the expense of the statue. the Me-
mortal Committee find themselves in possession Of
q surplus Of II 600 They intend therefore. TO de-
vote the money TO giving annual prizes Of suitable
books TO the value Of 10 per 10 the uni
versities OF Oxford Cambridge and London, re-
sIectiyely. These are to be known the Glad
stone Memorial prizes. and to be through
Monies Further annual prizes to the value of Is
are 70 De competed for in each of the nineteen
university colleges of England. Scotland and Wales
The trustees Of the Liberal Memorial Fund
LORD Tweedmouth. DR.. Spence Watson and the
chief Liberal whip. The fund will be closed
I'll May :, and Liberals may send subscriptions
Dr. Spence Watson. No q Parliament-st S. W.
While this statue IS be fifty placed amid the
scenes OF Mr.. GIadstone's great Parliamentary
the great statesman. It is being executed by Hamo
Thcrneycroft. and IS the outcome of the Ma
ional Memorial Fund. and will be erected
prominent site in the new thoroughfare being
made by the London County Council between the
Strand and Holborn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-29

s,o MotASSEs AND sYRUPs-Business In molasses was
eood demand M2s e f6T sps generals
f3a9W; New-oGleans centrifugal common ii qisc: fair
kettle a55c Porto REQ siG4e Ts0eans open
9 la'r' 47qlfc good 1876; prime 20d22c fancy %
small h 49, PREtGfIsA steady business reported in
in all off shore qe ep sTf t9sFe Tas
peared drn3 lean tonnage vas active and rates reap
to LyeTpoo s snd aso on time contract Quotations
I Sg1s asked Bristol 4d June Leith 5gd; Hui 4d
per 100 n Sc 6nd9n &c May cotton to Liverpool
garry steady on moderate export interest
3 Fainter & COS Circular s ana T o T Charles ts
about Io per salon We as %ee and sh9ws drop Of
cline place as May settlement Gs for urhe de-
ma We may again see advance particularly as
little more in !e Re6ep. and o9Sog m
bbs We quote Pe fGsn ah Bs
Sc IS refnsd cases Td ha ~, Dds 81 ana IN bulk
ma 81 - Cottonseed oPrime crude bbls 85c prime
ter grades nominal prime mite 4o@4 prime csc ynter
American boiled 65es c5lcps raw Taw S$a64G
ghs 5s city STandT Lard Oh a'a5.e
5s around the oPenin because Of the &c advance
about m n 6 ee nrak IN g{an CLOSING prices showed
@ cbsgo ountd to il G head 4Sn On M MG5dsv
@ ARE enPscted and next week 80 900 Kansas cry
Ness s3 25gsla Is family s14 5odsl5 short Clear $40
$2a$i8 packet $1Si2 extra ndis mess s SIS 6as2
YPRESsEP oGsast quoted Bss?a 5S '?$1- 80
Picked bellies dull quoted: Smoking bellies SIZE 10 H.
Sc II n FAC; IA n. 7lac Picked shoulders arm;
TALloW-Dull; city, 5sc; country. So LARD
Easy; quoted 7.7Oc City dull: quoted goa 25c
Refined lard firm; quoted: South America SOC CONT
nent' SC; Brazil kegs. 975c Compound firm; quoted
Oeo. SC, city lard stearine. s12c.
RICE-Naturally the market all queter
to-day But in no respect the feeling
Of lae Sellers held strictly asking and
offered spaTngy at that Quotations follow: Domestic
common TO low fair 21sg4c; fair good, ~ CSC prime
to choice SIS Q59sc; head, "a d61sc: Patna 4lG45sc
Japan, IA sc: Java a. g4Ac; Rangoon in bond "a
SUGAR-The usual et-up in business was apparent to-
day Saturday The market, however, very
with prices well sustained The English less
favorable but inssmuch the continued
in firm form buyers little curtang pur-
chases taking one day with another. Quotations follow
Cut loaf and crushed 555c dominoes Qn half
and mould A. 540c cubes xxx powdered, s. 0c
powdered coarse powdered and fruit powdered, 25c
Eagle confeconers graduated, 54oc Eagle
uaed and extra fine granuated $500; Eagle 10
ID bags, n and N bags of granula
mond A, 5.15c: confectioners A. 495c l. 2 and g.
4sOc; No 4, 475c No 3, 4.70c: No g. 4G5c No T. 6Oc
No s, 455c; No o. 450c No TO- 4.45c; IL 4Oc; Nos
p 10. IA Is and 16. 435c Despite the the for
local market way and finished the day
in generally firm condition about
Business was active and time offerings
generous proportions. The Views
1332a4 716c for centrifugal 1516c muscovado and
344c for molasses Sales included tons mus
covado at 15l6c According the regulation London
cables beet sugar in that market quiet and easier
quiet with prices unchanged however 1o1sd for
Java and lis % for fair refining
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-29
contract prices in the local market to-day

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables-spo cotton
faes 500 ,scPts bales; o AfeTiO
fed buyers at a6anS Closed " sesdv 0pad
2s6 net GSeF nr
May. 5.2iss; May-June. 5i03.s JuneJuy 5i7s; July
to0eT Ass 4$s&bG: SdFember-
TIo Asp m E., :. Saturday
a va @ spring SH IS 5a w 2n1i %nS
t5gS$ 55 winter patents 50 59gss 60 spring clears
iSs s. Ssass q sTe9 s5SSi
C. kn d qHo. e a Sns sAa
ana ysil9x sY:9si coarse Sc ss@s5S EEEDBaIl:
SIS aa BRAN sSs So aE5D
eop ss oss SEE cSS SIS 3d. So" ooPn
r n:e, time S Sat g. wheat
immediate opening when prices were sq.c higher than
ciay perpIexns the fact English
and closed partly 10 net lower In ike manner the
SURF n q saspS n vas s fenS bo ON ea any
NUMBER foreign oders were in the aT
keus about sufficient to absorb the floating wheat and
In consequence prices hardened for time but after the
their advance although during this period Of de
vance at BerlE and 10 points pest Antwerp
through the balance OF the forenoon and into curb
tions we'll bear traders improving their opportunity 70
the day was e1oeednsiy favorable including high tenn
Chicago IL hf Trade aet ss as cded %ea an %
l.
suggesting crop $40 900 900 bush "a 100000
more than year Australian shipments for the
compared with IS. 600 bush
worlds shipments estimated 900 bush
the week receipts amounted 422
agains. 22T week and 35S last For
l94T received. compared with
1910 week before and lss cars last year Pr
absence Of OFF the English
coast on the curb July wheat ranged from 72&c
73%c hid closing 1850 bid Exporters took about 10
an closed 763sc elevator. 1Sasc
Z o b afoaf; No / Northern Duluth. 1880
CORN-Early transaction in the market
SATURDAY. frmer undertone result Of
nued Complaints regarding the weather through the
West ana sympathy with early stesdness In wheat De
and was moi enough sustained. however keep the
market on basic and toward midday prices los the
and unchanged from Friday
he c1rb July ranged 4sz d467sc bid closing
hRure clock There vas an export business
Al various ports and English markets
closed from "a lower hQAd net higher. proving