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W. W. Mayhem, Merton. Wis.,. esye.
Il consider One Minute Cough Cure q
mnst wonderful medicine, quick and
safe" 1t ,e the only harmless remedy
that gives immediate results. 1t cures
coughs. pneumonia, colds. Group, bron.
ch,tie, grippe, whooping cough, and all
throat and lung diseases. Its early use
prevents consumption. Children always
like it and mothers endor e it
Cook 4 ODEE.
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|.,,s From Boer Sources
\ Fully Credited in
London.
|, % From Roberts Fail to
(,,;on Some Alleged
EeycrSeS.
bomba,dment by the Beers
| r!audslaagte Being
| Kept Up.

l,,ru Tuesday, April l0.-The
[ned fire this morning early
.ho,ls into the British camp
L.,.ar,e from three positions.
[snara,cd. The shells did no
The troops moved out to
80 and found the Beers in
'rce and well fortified. One
inch gun replied to the Beers.
| again placed a "Lons Tom"
,Se roers commenced shelling
~ were drilling, and one pri.
It;lled and another was wound.
tho soldiers were withdrawn
~ Then the naval brigade
s-e and drew a heavy Boer
.nd two Of the cruiser Philo-
Ipers were killed. The naval
\ 10 their positions. however.
Rcrs un,nasked six guns. in.
lco.pounder. and shells fell
British camps.
|hr,e hours bombardment, the
>. .lackcned and the burghers
kOm a kopje on the right when
shell lit Oh the spot occupied
run. Another command was
KING toward the British left.
with the intention Of flank.
IN, the British shells forced
eilrc.
nrsh advance pickets were
y .nipei, but few casualties
lnportcd.
L.ernoon the naval brigade
s few shells. 1t 10 rumored
tof Beers has gathered south.
hdslaagte. with the apparent
Of cutting q British line Of
Estion.
C.ery directed today's opera.
Bu.ler visited Elandslcagtc
|rEG, Cape Colony, April H.
4 the state Of unrest across the
Lorl Roberts has proclaimed n
20 the Cape Colonists that fur.
Of hostility will be treated
r'mos, rigor Of martial law.
koPFoNTElN, Orange Free
ndav, April l2.-Lord Meth.
is encampcd here, 10 miles
bshof
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ondmaster's ONicc Removed.

LIE SuEuR. Mimi, April l2.-The
roadmnster's Office Of the Omaha road,
which for 33 years has been at Le Sueur'
has been ordered removed to St. James.
and will be taken there aboat April II,
Mt which time George Hayward, the
new roadmaster, will take charge OF the
Office. George Rafferty, retiring. The
removal of the Office Will % serious
loss to Le Sueur.
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TREMpELEAU, Wis, April l2.-Sev.
eral nights ago young George Bohen OF
this city shot ut supposed horse thieves.
who made their escape to the Minnesota
side Of the river, leaving traces of
blood. Word now comes Of the death
from gunshot wound Of n young man
residing across the river and the two
incidents give rise to the theory that
Bohen winged his man.
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PACIFIC CABLE BILL.

Senate Passes the Measure With . $780,
600 Preliminary Appropriation.
WASHINGTON, April l2.-The senate
has passed the Pacific cable bill intro
duced by Mr.. Hale. The cable is to be
under the control of the navy depart.
ment, and 600, 900 is appropriated to be-
Gin the work.
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what Two Cents Will 30.

what Two Cents Will 80.
It will bring relief to sufferers from
asthma or consumption, even the worst
cases. This ia about what one dose
of Foley's Honey and Tar coste. lent i.
worth trial? Take 20 substitute.
CHRIS. SCHUTZ.
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II the average man would look himself
squar-ly in the eye, he would see at
once that he needs Rocky Mountain
Tea. A priceless beon to men. IS cents.
FRANK smith.
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Ditched Wrong Train.

HOUSTON, Tex, April l2.-An at.
tempt was made to wreck the Interna-
tional aud Great Northern passenger
train near Taylor. An extra freight
was ditched instead. Fireman J. j.
Lyons was killed, and Engineer Acker-
man and Brakeman j. S. Jacobs each
had leg broken. The sheriff is after
tho xvraclxors
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PatrOniZe


The Madison Steam Laun-
dry, q home institution. They
do better work than you can
obtain from the outside laun-
dries, perfectly responsible,
convenient for the customer,
laundry can be delivered any
time desired, any complaints
satisfactorily adjusted, and
everything can be made more
satisfactory because deal di-
rectly with the proprietor, and
besides it is q home institution.
O. T. FULLER,
Proprietor
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Chicago Ambulance COrpa Arrives.

British Casualties vt Dewetsd"rp.
PRETORIA. Monday, April 3, via Lour-
EMO Marques.-The British casualties
in the fight ut Dewetsdorp were 100
killed and wounded and 459 captured.
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MOVING CAUTIOUSLY.
Boera Are Trying to Discover . Strategic
Opening.

Boers Are Trying to Discover . Strategic
Opening.
LONDON, April l2.-The Bloemfon-
tein correspondent Of The Times, tele.
graphing Monday, says: THE enemy
is making desperate attempt to dis.
cover a strategic opening. Their mum.
bers are unknown to US. but are any
where between 5000 and 5000. They
are moving cautiously. Remounts are
arriving, but the Argentine animals are
little liked by the cavalry. Among the
valuable documents discovered belong
ing to Messrs. Steyn and Fischer is
some correspondence proving that the
fall of Ladysmith was to be the signal
for general Dutch rising"
LONDON, April l2.-The Bloemfon.
tein correspondent of The Morning Post
says: 1.-THE water supply continues
satisfactory. Entrenching is proceed.
ing vigorously Oh the hills commanding
Bloemfontein. Civilian labor is to be
utilized. Sickness among the troops is
somewhat diminishing.
Chicago Ambulance Corps Arrives.
LoURENZo MARQUES. April l2.-The
bench steamer Carvalla, Captain La.
>Surhie, from Havre Feb. %. has ar
rived here with l06 passengers, includ.
ing the Chicago ambulance corps. A
majority of the passengers will proceed
by train to the Transvaal
Loae Five Thousand HOrses . Month.
BIOEMFoNTEIN, Monday, April o.
Remounts are continually arriving, bat
competent authorities estimate that the
wasteage of horses monthly by the Brit.
ish forces in South Africa must be cal
culated ut not less than 5000.
British Casualties ut Dewetsd"rp.
PRETORIA. Monday, April 3, via Lour-
EMO Marques.-The British casualties
in the fight at Dewetsdorp were 100
killed and wounded and 400 captured.
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Ma One Hundred and Eleven Years O'd.
PlrrspuRa, Pa., April l2.-Mrs. Rose
Dorsey (colored). whose age il reliably
attested to be III years. died at the
house of her daughter, Mrs. William II.
Hermings. in this city. OF pneumonia.
The old lady retained all Of her senses
~, - within half an hour of her death.
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MIIJ1On FOUutSS VI H"
PETERSBURG, Va, April l2.-Ihe
large leaf tobacco factory OF W. G'
Huntington & Co., in this city. con-
tanning over 1000. 900 pounds Of fine to-
hacco. purchased recently for the Aus
trian government, was with us con
tents totally destroyed by fire. Inc
loss il estimated at 500, 900.
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,,on%.,,a RenOmiuatcd.

BANGOR. Me-, April II. The Repub:.
,;cons ri the Fourth Maine congressional
district have renominated Hon. Charles
A Rnntelle a. candidate for congress.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-09-07
GROWTH OF THE SOUTH.
MANY New Industries Estabiished Durls
the Past Week.

Many New Industries Establishsd Duriag
the Past Week..
Among the more important Of the
new industries reported duFine the
past week are a. S3Ob. 900 brewery e
Charlotte, N. O.; brick wprks ID Hen.
tncky; cotton mills IN Georgis and
Kentucky; coal mines inr- AlshAna,
Kentucky and West virginizi cotton
Eeed oil mills IN North Carolina and
VRginia; a $50. 900 electric power plant
in West Virginia; foundry and MAJ
chine shops in North Caroline; four-
ing mills in Alabama and Eest Eir-
ginia; gold mines in Georgia !; b sizty-
ton Zoe factory at Charleston, s. O.;
iron works in South Carolina and Ten
nesses; lumber mills in Alabama,
Florida and Tennessee;a mattress aud
spring bed factory in Mississippi; pulp
and paper mills in North Carolina and
West Virginia; pearl button factory
In Middle Tennessee, peanut factory
In North Carolina; quarries in Arkan-
sss and North Carolins; q stave factory
in Florida; telephone systems in Kon-
lucky, South Carolina, Texassnd West
Virginia; table factory in North Caro-
lima; Z S25. 900 WOODEN mill at Win
chester, Va; water works at Southern
Pines, n. c., and Aiken. 8. o.
Tradssman tChattannoogal.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-09-07
SAW UN,taS 'YARth
Bryan and Roosevelt st Labor
Day Celebration In Chicago.
BOTH APPEALED 10 WORKING MEN
Democratic Neminss Addresses Great
Thropg In she Af.ernooa Follow
ing ths Repubiicaa Candidate.

Organized labor Of Chicago passed in
revisw before Colonel William J. .Bry-
an and Colonel Theodore Roosevelt
Monday. Hour after hour the labor
unions marched down Michigan avenue
past the Auditorium hotel, on the
loggia Of which stood the Democratic
nominee for president and the Repub-
lican vice presidential candidate, to-
gether with Charles A. Tovne, Sena-
tor W. e. Mason and O dozen other
political leaders. Both Bryan and
Roosevelt were heartily greeted by the
men az they marched by the hotel.
When the last man of the long line
OK natchers had swung around Michi-
gan avenue into Jackson boulevard,
Colbpei Bryan and Colonel Roosevelt
went inside the hotel, where, soon Of
ter, they sat down 70 a luncheon given
By labor representatives. IT wac 9
flag of truce" luncheon, for thu
trades union men had declared that in
tbs celebration Of Labor Day thsre
was to be no politics. a "a ~
While the parade was moving . host
Of people, mostly the families Of work
ing men, gathered in Electric park.
where the speeches Of the day were
dqliFefed. The programme Of speeches
wal as follows:
From 2-to Sp. m.--Goyernor Roose-
yelt, Charles A. Towne, Samuel Al
schnlsr, DerocxRtic candidate for gov.
ernor of Illinoi& Richard Yates, the
Republican gubernatoriAl nominee
William r Mason, Mayor Rose Of
Milwaukee; Mayor Harrison OF Chi
cago, r. n. Patterson and 'P.,J. o.
Donnel, to speak IN the order given
Ala p. m-Colonel Bryan.
Colonel Roosevelt left late in th,
afternoon and Colonel Bryan at night
The latter went to Cumberland, Md.
to open the campaign in that state
Tuesday. - .v,
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-09-07
DATES MUST APPEAR
Confusing Messages Received
Fran China Cause Disgust,
STATE DEPARTMENT TIRES OF THEN
Orders are Issued That the Praefies Of
omittlng Data Lines Must b. Stop
ped Hsnceforth.

A dispatch from minister Conger
was recsiyed by the state department
Monday, It was chiefly interesting
from being the first word from him
since his dispatch of about August
9th, referring to the proposed parade
Of troops through the imperial palace
in Pekin. Like that dispatch, this
was dsteless as to Pekin. The con-
tents were not made public, but it was
stated that it contained nothing mate
rally changing the situation. The
lack of date led to determination to
take energetic steps by which all dis
patches coming to the state depart
ment from China will have the date
clearly stated. 81. (
Two other dispatches received Mon,
day from China referred to the state
Of health Of the troops, which geaer-
ally. is satisfactory. It cannot be
learned that there has been any mark :
ed Advancement OF The, negotiations
between the powers touching the With
drsval Of the international forces from
Pekin. The plain indication is that
the powers are acting upon the hint
conveyed in the last note Of thestate
department. and Sc bringing all their
influence to bear upon Rassla 3 In
duce her TO change her mind to
Withdrawing her troops. 4
For some reason the Rszii gton
authorities appear 20 fe5I af6Ring
confidence that this effort vii Be enc-
4 cessful. It ID noted as q iaot a. great
significance. that the pr6poaifion Is
being advanced to have RrnAa Ching
return to Pekin e the aching head Of
the Chinese ,goyernment The sugges.
ton il mads that the progress Of this
wave Of reorganization while the IN
ternationsi troops are still in Pskin,
j promisipgs as Il does, 70 speedily pro-
vide an actual deI facte Chinese gov
ernment which the nations may tFeaI
without fuzthse doubt as to it,
strength, may solve the present prob.
lem and put the Chinese question in 8
fair war 70 final and satisfactory set
Much msf depend upon tho stti
I tdde cf Rnssis in this matter, and tn,
manner ia which she treats this appea
{. from The Chinese notables may Prov
- b test Of the sincerity of her ex
pzSsssd desire 10 deal with the Chi
nese government ss soon as possible.
Dr.. Hill, the first assistant secreta
! ~ OF state, returned to Washington
= Monday and assumed the duties Of act
!, ing head Of the state department, re
! lieving Mr.. Adee, who has performed
these duties during the perplexini
q diplomatic exchanges Of recent data
Soon after arriving, he went to 81
white house and spent q half hou
with the president, going osert th
present status'o OF the Chinese negOsia
n fioug ~
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-09-07
BJB0NlC IN &eILkH
Dread Scour8e Seems q Nave I
Nuood Hold In unsortanste )
Scotch Metropolis.

Eleven pstsoas are now Suffering
from bnbonic plssss In Glasgow,
Scotland, aud Eve others have symp-
toms Of he plssns. The post norton
examination Of the todyof . person
VIC dis1 from plxtus August 27th es-
lkshiishss 81 disease ofbubonie plague.
Thish has been officially announced by
DIR. Chalmers. the CHIT medical officer,
ana q supposls 81 Pfof. Muir and
Dr BroHnlis. The foreign consuls
sfe ID 11ication with The medi-
tsI antk6fjliss, and al Glasgow ships
nasy Be quarantined-
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-09-07
new G. A. R. HEAD
Major Rassieur Elaatsd Com1psu-
dsr-In-G hiaf By Veterans &
81 LeglS AAa SUCCEEDS On. SHAN



a With The selection Of officers and
the choice 81 Dsnvsr for The national
sussuplnens Of isCls the thirty-fourth
annual encsmpment Of me Grand Army
,nf the Repnblio practically came to .
i Slose e Chicago Thursday.
AZ The closing session, the commit.
! tss sppoiated to consides the annual
report OF the commander In chief ap-
proyed il with the exception o. his
Recommendation Of an effort to secure
the change of the date Of Memorial
Day from Nay S0th 70 the last Sunday
Y In May.
The report was adopted aud che del
egates took up the vexed question Of
pepsions. The sport was adopted
/ without smendment and practically
4 withcnt debate. Its main feature was
the petition to congress to pass bill
providing for court Of appeals to act
Immediately on the thousands of PEN
sion applications now pending, which
! court Of appeals shall have Anal iuris-
diction. r,.,,.,-,.E
Later in the day pension matters
were sgain brought before the dele
gates by majority and minority re-
ports Of the committee on resolutions
on the subject Of service pensions.
I The majority report, which was adopt
cd sfter q somewhat lengthy discus
sion recommended that the whole mat
! ter be referred to .tha committee on
pensions, thus practically burying il
: Until the next annnsl encampment.
The minority report, presented by
I Past Commander Hurst, of Ohio, rec
commended the. passage by the encamp-
mspt OF Q resolution fav6ring service
pepsions based on length OF service.
Pensisn matters being dispc1e1 of,
the election of officers was t1 h up
!. aud IL an eloquent speech Mo- Vii.
ham WsFner. Of Kansas City. placed
Major Leo Rassienr Of s. Eouis, in
aoninstion for the position Of com
nender In chief.
1adfe Advocate General Torrenc.
made ahrief seconding speech. Their.
7 were no other nominations and 8 mo
lion 70 suspend the rules srd declari
Major Rassieur elected By accismAtior
vas carried amid much appIsuss.
The new commander In chief va
escorted to the platform amid heart.
chesrs from his comrades and returnei
lzIa thanks for the honor. which he &C
~ 1870 = 49, -.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-09-07
PoPuLIsTs ISSUE lDDREs&

Appsal sA the Psrsy 60 supporf Brysn and
= sssisyiss Indsrserssst - sseyesseh.
Adispatch from Lincoln. Nsb., says:
vice Chaifmnn Edmistsu ana Secretary
EdfSrson, al the Popuiist national
corn hittss, have issusd an tddrsesE apr
psslinx Tor fks sappoft lof W. J. Bryan
and inskifying the Endorsement Of AID.
lai Stevenson - vice presidential cam
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-09-07

Unity Of Allies Viii Be necidsd
By Russ0 american aposAl.
oPPoaTIoS From s0aE has
London Papers Rave . Howl Wi ~
Gernany Seen NctatA1
Pleased. 50

f@-s ----------- 81 VI S q 81 5.i.4
-. 1
a hOncon speel" 81 &Haey ~
In the absence Of further Hews frora
d;.cns.;.n. a. ne Rn.so- Z. +. 4
Egathere0 ron ms repre-
- ID ;.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-09-07

&ax3ecs fsosived In Seattle from
Nos6s ~ thirty-eight dead bodies
tsys bean fond ~ the result OF the
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-09-07
RAPISTDIESLEGALLY
Sam Robinson Pays Penalty of
His Crime at Marietta, Ga
VICTIM AND HER HUSBAND PRESENT
large Crowd Wac On Haad But NO Dis
order Orcurred--Prisoaer conSsssed
His Crime ON the GaiIous.

. $500 49, 81
zd
Sam hooinson PAID the penalty o.
his crime on the gallows at MARKETS.,
Ga. Saturday in plain view. Of about
sf.ass,,,, ,,rr,drsass,,so,,s Ths ..ou,,,,,
peopis DesAn nsss ~ s 'u : sy
in the day and ~ 10 O'Clock some two
thousand were in town. Tie streets
go ,,,,o,.5Aa hit 40. . .;~r :, a.
L. :. - : 80 -. -, ;ss.tAJ T, -. rr;s&
NJ $780, s-osd - ,ss,,i. III
f.c,,ssss..ts ssr,s,sr-'r-,,..;,,.,a "a A.
-, - :. s.rss ~ 49, = G;s..
s-ssss -. =. :. y .hs se.;s "a $780,
-. .,-;.s,s., go =, ! a; 80 a. 49, So
- s-s.,.t;o, tn sha,;a. - 80.
a. tr.;r : d;.t.S.. - .I,-tS seksis
49,; III 49, az. rsIlo~, ~ &.
4.;sI, - ooo -. .,;r;ss 81 .on,s,..,,' ,.,,.,,
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-09-07
HBsTER,s corros FIGURES.


he Puts the. Total Crop Of 1e0V-xeoo ne
- e,43s,1fe Bales.
Secretary Hestsf's New Orleans cot
ton exchange annual report vas issued
in full Monday. He puts The cotton
crop Of 1899 1900 ~ 8, 4S5, 4i6 bales, q
decrease Of 1 ,s3e, 42z under 1895 e9.
OF this. he says that Texas, including
Indian Territory, shows.s falling on
Of 964, 600. the group Of other gult
states, consisting Of Louisiana, Arkah.
sas, Mississippi, Tennessee, 0klshpmk
Utsk and Kansas, 400, 900, and fhs
Atlantic states, consisting Of Alahsmh,
Georgia. Fiorids, North Caroline,
South Carolina. Kentucky and Yr'
GINA. Az, 1000.
Il He places the average Commercial
value Of the crop at 1855 d6lIara psr
bale against 25.0s dollars last ysat.
s26. 81 dollars year before Assk nnd
36.76 dollars in lS96-s7, ana Ne t0tAl
tAlhe Of the crop 1888, rs, 900 ssains|
1852 T73 900 last year and 49,, 553 .pgs
= Is .sa s'i ssssatsou g tie isss is,
|,the money xalus % Ella : crop rs
MARKETED is $st OH 300 o5er Us 1895
90 crop, which was ,23s 600 bAl1a.
I-He pnts the total spind les u tks aonkt
! At e, 26f, 1913, and incfsase over ~
Ieyear Of 1875, OIL Thess inelads
I,1,41S, 497 new, not complete tn,
net gain in the namber e Southern
mile over last year has bean rs, max
ing t6s. total now g (,S. = -:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-07
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New-York. September G. 1900.
nF e cars M s5r w s so q @ o SEQ hsae nn d
FOR the market Nothing doing IN live cattle. Feeling
per N fT as = SaoSe naive 9nd sa a ea
selling 12l5@1s1kc an6 tops I4c dressed weight
AZ ,b 200 per TO- N, Re besab n aR9 AS for w w
tol. with $50 1--we cattle and the Cuhe. for Liverpool
with 44o cattle. expected 70 sail Friday m0rnng
stale stock 2? on sale Eeals were stead at sSgSo 70
SO 50 civ dressed steady a. sa12lhc per 70;
saies-J q curtis & SON: % veals III n average
ST % 100 n II do II 10 ~ s. Do rs n at 81
Andrew Mullen: II vtals lsS n. at 81 6o4s do lo7
Jelline Wright Co: 10 veals. 17a 70. at So DO.
Sanders: vesls 40 n at IS g. do. les y. at
IS J a2 * O. a! 1e as f s5'iss st g at .
SHEEP AND LAAIBs-Receipts were 1924 cars or
for the market making. with the stale stock 32A cars
sixteth-st Sheep in moderate demand ard s{eady
lambs selling more freely but not higher ath9ush
held over Ordinary TO prime sheep s9d at
g g. auie at s8as4 Dressed mutton steady at 4liS
7c per 10: dressed lambs at 66l0hc.
y oo - Go 22 % aus9 a sg g S p s Svf q
n at 81 90 50 DO SO n 81 so 27e PenrTyivania DO
PnR M cGis g H. at 50: II vrss aeep 70 10
50 so 100 Bufa!o do loe No. at 50 90 46 Pennsyi-
'a Rarr In Co es5 Canada lambs Ii r. at SIS S.
ro6in & shannon: $50 Buffalo lambs 80 10. at
s. co. 2a9 Virginia DO. SO n, at IS 4o 2lI state DO
Sheep ~ 10 50 10 Buffalo do. I4s 10 at SO %
I T y9ssa 40 go 8. RS at s. % Il s R.atue sS
culs IS 10 at IS 87lz: % Kentucky sheep 1ol ro at
s sanders: III State lambs ~ at So so DO 81
H. at s. 90 ss do SO y. at S. l21 Pennsylvania do.
So So PennIivania sheep IS 10 at s. So lis do ss
10 at 50 Is; state DO So n at So do IS 10 at "a;
Je.iiffe Wight Co: ?75 State lambs. II n. al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-07

BANDS ans Of rsPS5tsd which chiefly in the
splinter ysFSg as bstsnts :q Sa ST.
winter = sH &C. No winter sa g ssSs
P PSott sGn fs spot t. and SS
ssSsi a. au SaSte' If f sFss
white yellow a5csi s4sy quoisf ne
to arrive 9uo ad spring bran SIC 2SS6
Siinrs S0S ss wnier bran slT@s0 So latter white mid
s sogb 90 On nominal Oh SIS So nseed oil ae SCI S.
mP6rsanS Northwest situation an
We're Norhws on the whea market yesterday Not
expert market nearly all day but Ings, the
on other T ba average 100 cars Monday 600
Of oetSber OF the wfek from now until the
is below the sSpsg that the quality Of spring wheat
TeS orths a Minnesota North Dakota where the
farb S south BE suitable liable for milling Even
so hard and solid year With
that export rsnsasti9n Of as ha iSa to be won
points had only slight effect prevent prices
under the previous night In the local market offerings
session except FOR brief period hour
The spring Wbesf rnS reports OF bera export
wnter SSf bush sgsTs 9s bush year while
2 5g 600 bush year ago Continued assertions the
receipts would fan of had comparatively little effect
at all primary points have aggregated in round NUN
IN be sane bush compared with 100000 bush
shade steadier, but later and closed %Qasd
where last prices day 1OG25 points net
b e cIrseo ;sg9s marx ON put Budapest was points
conditions both in this country and abroad be
exceptionally fine. II expected Duluth stocks
would decrease $4,000 bush the week
apolis standof Quotations OF cash wheat.
basis. were as follows: No red NewYork, 79i9c;
hard Duluth. S614c; No J Northern Duluth s3c; No /
Northern Chicago, Ie%c; No hard Chicago, 75%c.....
CORNSmall country acceptances and firm cables started
corn or on slightly higher basis Notwithstanding
depression in wheat The crowd felt bulish and bought
rather freely for time especially shippers reported
another good inquiry. but along
prices having failed to respond expected. there
more or less realizing a decline top left
mai prices c net lower The export sales reported
to have reached 50 loads at all ports making 1sos0 900
push on export account in two days English markets
closed I'D net higher. No quoted 44%c
Eator 45Ac delivered, and 454sc afoat OATS
The local future market unnteresting specu
alive point Of view and cash property shade
with corn: No oats closed 25c; No 24lzc:
white. 261s 92Tc: No white. 251s 626c
2f26c; track white. 2533c clips 271kc....
hNE--Market dull and easy; No Western 5SiRc.
No Western. Sc both o ahoat: State rye 5265Sc
c Z Nev-York CARROTS