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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1900-07-14
"a ea.aa assxeMsAaAsasA !
, HIS FATHERS SON :
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e'&9

THE day SO long anticipated had ar
I rived at last, and Noel Sheriff.
stood, a fully entered student, on the
steps of St. Paul's hospital. His faith
er's stories Of the life at the old college
had fired the boys youthful ardor, and
away in the plains of India he had
vowed to be. a doctor, and to win a
place in the I. NJ. S.
And now it was as dust in his mouth,
for he was alone. In his fathers sta
tion he had been the pride of the Euro
pean staff, for no one could beat him
in any branch Of athletics, but at St.
Paul's he was an unnotieed unit.
Presently a man whom he saw al
once was native of India. came and
stood close by his side. Moved by the
urgent need for companionship, Sher-
riff made the first advances.
II wonder if you feel as lonely as ]
do ?'' he asked.
The native turned abruptly.
I'm from India,' he replied, a dark
flush sweeping over his face as he
heard a muttered Niger" spoken by
one student to another.
/ = = + = Z ~
$50 am r." exclaimed Sheriff. sI'm
from Amritsar, where my father is sta
toned. His name is Sheriff., and he is
a colonel in the Indian medical. And
your
tim d Hindoo, and my European
name Pamphlet. But, surely, you
won't talk to nigger!" His tone was
acrid in it's bitterness, and Sheriff
looked up in surprise.
80, come, Pamphlett,' he said, eager
", that's not fair. Anyway, let you
and I be friends"
WELL Sheriff. hesitatingly an
swered Pamphlet, .I'm a queer-tem-
pered man; but let it be So
s'Then come and live at my diggings!
There's a capital front and back room
above my floor, and we can read to-
gether comfortably"
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1900-07-14
CorlSa STEPPED in vaseHne.

Corks that have been stepped in.
vaseline are said to be an excellent
substitute for glass shoppers without
their disadvantages. They are not
affected by acids or chemical fumes,
and they do not become fixed by
blow or bv long disuse.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1900-07-14
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR.

and at least should have been respecs
ed on that account.
Yes, you're quite right, and I wish
I hadn't done it" cried the boy, dimly
conscious 5thatshis story had fallen wo-
fully fiat. Tell you what, you won't
use the poor old chap at all. Ugh!
You've given me the creeps, Pam
8phlett! think I'll turn in now
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1900-07-14

voice even and sweet, for she said: No,
will not go with you; Paradise is
here"
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-06-28
LOOKS TO THE FUTURE.
Kruger Said to Be PrOIongtng South Afri-
can War Until After the American
Presidential Election.

London, June 26.-The information
from South Africa continues so IN
important that the newspapers are
trying to make a sensation out of
Gen. Ian Hamilton breaking his col
lar bone by a fall from his horse. The
force now available to President Kru-
ger is officially estimated at from 49,
900 to 10000. The Standerton CORES
spondents assert that his sole idea is
to hold out until after the American
presidential election.
Large quantities of bar gold re-
eeived by merchants in the western
part of the Transvaal from President
Kruger, ostensibly in payment of req
uisitioned goods, have been seized
by the British. The Beers sharply
attacked Gen. Rundle's transport
near Senel1al, but were repulsed.
The official report of the capture
Of a convoy of so wagons escorted by
highlanders between Rhenoster and
Hebron, June 4, was only received
Tuesday. Lord Roberts reports that
the convoy was surrounded and sent
messengers to the nearest posts, ask
ing for assistance, but reinforcements
were unable to reach the convoy and
$50 highlanders, in reply to flag of
truce from Gen. Christian De Wet,
surrendered during the morning Of
Juns 4,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-06-28
INsINcERE, SAYS BRYAN.
The Nebraskan DenOunces tbs Republican
Platform and Says the military Spirit
Predominated in the Convention.

Chicago, June 25-Wil1iam J..
Bryan, bronzed like an Indian from
his two weeks outing in the woods
and among the lakes of central Wis
consin, arrived at Chicago Saturday
and left for his home in Lincoln,
Neb., at night. Col. Bryan said he
would remain in LINCOLN for an in
definite period, and unless he changed
his present plans, would not attend
the Kansas City convention. He said
that all stories to the effect that
there have been any differences be-
tween himself and Chairman Jones
of the democratic national committee
were absolutely without foundation.
Asked his opinion of the PhiIadeI-
phia platform, Col. Bryan said:
The Philadelphia platform is the best
evidence thus far given OF the deception
attempted by the republican party.
Taken in connection with the speeches
made at the convention it shows that
the republican party's platform of 1896
was a deliberate fraud as far as the
promises of international bimetallism
were concerned; that the party's attitude
on the trust question is insincere and
that the party is not willing to state its
attitude on the Philippine question and
invite the judgment OF the people. Moth
ing was more manifest in the conven-
ton than the military spirit and yet the
convention did not dare indorse the
course of the president in 1898 for
standing army Of 1dg,00o men.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-06-28

get together, they want the regularly
constituted delegates to do the work
to bring it about. If the democrats,
at Kansas City. show themselves to
have meant what they said at Chi
csgo in 1896, and nominate the man
who now seems to be the choice Of
the great common people, no power
Cd earth can prevent the right thing
being done at Fit Scott. -Minnespolis
Better Way. The HERALD believes
that the delegates to the Ft. Scott
convention should carry out the
"Throop agreement" The agreement
did not cover the candidates, simply
the places. The agreement was made
and entered into after full and can
did discussion of the situation by the
leaders of the parties. The Phillips
county convention practically in
structed its delegates to stay by the
agreement.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-06-28

How do our republican friends who
have been trying so hard to bring
themselves to believing that they
were expansionists, like this talk from
Senator Baker:
''I believe it would not be wise to
dismember China. The United States
wants trade, not territory. However,
if the present trouble results in dis
memberment, the United States will
be rlghtfully in China. and will pro-
cure its just share and control of ter
ritory."
Are you ready for this? A share
of China! The HERALD does not be-
lieve that many republicans echo the
sentiment of the senator.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-06-28
County Politics.

A meeting of the republican county
central committee has been called for
Saturday. July H. It is rumorsd
that I D Thornton will contest with
Gilman Carrie for the place of repre-
sentative; that John Thomas and "
a Barron will be reDominsted with
out opposition; that R e Heth, s w
Pillsbury and Walter Greene will be
candidates for probate judge; that W
II Pratt, @ A Lewis, W N Moore aud
w G Bissell will be before the con-
vention for county attorney. Several
gentlemen are mentioned for places
On the fusion ticket.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-06-28
TO MAKE PLATFORM FIRST.
Not Probable That the Democratic Nation
al Convention Will Depart from Prec-
edents Set in the Past.

Kansas City, Mo-, June 24.-There
will be three conventions in session
in Kansas City beginning July 4.
The bimetallic convention and the
free silver republican convention will
also nominate Bryan and will in
dorse the choice of the democratic
convention for the vice presidential
nomination.
1t is now believed that Charles A.
Towne, of Minnesota, is out of the
race and that his nomination for that
office by the national populist con-
vention at Sioux Falls is the begin
ming and ending of his ambition to
be Bryan's. running mate. Those
best able to judge declare the nom
inee will come from Indiana or New
York.
It is not probable that Bryan will
be nominated before the platform
is adopted. The proceedings will not
differ materially from those recorded
at Chicago in 1896.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-06-28

The Beloit Gazette remarks that
the sixth congressional district was
strictly in it at the State Normal COM
mencement last week. Three of the
six orations we're given by sixth dis
trict people, and the salutatorian and
valedictorlan were both from here.
Miss Msude Hoffer, of Jewell, was
the salutatorian; W. E. Lyon, of Lin
coin, was the vsledictorian, and Miss
Ruth Benson, from Cove county, way
out IN the short grass country, was
on the list.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-06-28

The Topeka Capital of Saturday
had an editorial of column length
showing what the psternalism state
penitentiary Irvine factory had &C.
complished in knocking down the
Irvine trust. If the workings of this
plant have accomplished so much
good the Capital should be fair with
ats readers and take up other plans
for controlling for instance the trans
portatlon trust. By the way, John
Seaton, the originator of the state
binding Irvine plan, was about the
only Kansas delegate who was not
recognized in the convention.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-06-28

GENERAL GRosvENoR of Ohio charg-
es one L. E. Qulgg with changing
the word Nicaragua" in the republi
can platform to "Isthmian" and that
for 30 doing Quigg received $4,000.
Wonder what Quigg got for putting
in some of the other planks. If he
received $1,000 for one word, the
whole lumber yard must have cost
some one pile of money.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-06-28
TO THE PUBLIC

ixyea rs ago the Deering Roller and Bali
Bearing Binders and Mowers were placed Oh
the market. AT that time the progressiveness
of the Company was jeered at by competitors,
and failure was predicted. Today the only
competitor the Deering has, has adopted, as
near as patents will permit, the principle of
roller and ball bearing. Bnt the Deering Of
today and that of six years ago are very diff
ferenr, and the old reliable, the DEERING,
is still six years in advance of all others. See
them at local headquarters.
H B. ABBOTT.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-06-28

THERE seems to be disposition on
the part of some to lay great stress
on the "Throop agreement" It might
be we'll to bear ia mind that while all
reformers (prsctlcally) are anxious to
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-06-28
Omaha, Neb. May 4.

To Whom it May Concern:
L am troubled considerably with
headache, and have tried almast every
thing which is used as a preventive
or cure, but there is nothing that has
done me as much good as Krause'e
Headache Capsules. Albert Heller,
lila Farnham st. Sold by J. L.
Mccormick.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-06-28
THURSDAY. JUNE %. 1900.
Peoples Party Ticket.
For Congress, 9th Congressional district.
j. B. DYKES,
For Senator, doth Senatorial District
N. B. MCCORMICK.

DAVE MULVANE. the new republican
national committeeman from Kansas,
is all right himself, but he is full
brother in politics to lot of fellows
who will become as obnoxious as Oy.
Leland, if given Characterization
Globe.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-06-28
Diamonds.

A pure white 2 carat diamond for
SOL on small weekly payments. For
full particulars see @. E. Don Carlos,
local agent
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-06-28
w N McIlvain of the county
clerks Office furnishes this Office with
the following figures taken from the
statistical rolls:

1900 1893
Value of all taxable lands, 81. 242.s7s s1,122.5s6
IS of personal property, 5i0,9 9I sos. 408
8 of railroad property. 456.o1l 454. 657
Total s2.s645aa s2,242.la4
In 1889 total taxable lands amount
ed to $50, 1913 scres, and in 1900 to
558,809 acres.
The gain during the past year in
value was S122, 405. The county on
Monday bad cash bsIaucs OF S62,-
532 .13 in all finds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-25

GENERAL MARKET REPORT

-. 1900
market - cc--ee started decline q
zs.8 -----z call steady It tone On thar
IS Ts-s szes q $500 bags a. Ire open-ag b
-rz-ezs 1a5 reached 80 bags Eo- ne entire
$50 ~ --7EsEcr1-s araclzreS y ooe bags The
- decline q franc Han
decline Z pls-1-g- Rio decline q %
E- =z-1z-Es quoted SD making TIE oc-c-s-
reported weakness a. 100 RES
ss-I.-s ----tzze5 heavy -eceP-s 81 Ato ara santos
feeling oE-cla+ G-9taS2ol. 4o7sd
- zT--z--z - scarcely correct y pr
=------s 20 Saturday ard dz[ A leading
= sZkzCEe must -azs 4 loTFer
~ IS T1-lh ca-1c- &c nxed up Sc
= .s--- e--s--E price q ceeLss az Z never
s-r-z - 7E-s-E i Eas been L1rlIs re
zez--- tuE1res ree- cuLeIer ana eesec
= $50 p-.z-s- Fsa-e-c-ss -e-rvsri~S Y
..s S-zras sucw pretty Vel -5+o Gags. set
s-r--=E C-esec ---te
-----1- C -5C Ne E-a -1Nolce
F=z--- 5e-z=--1E- - steEznsE s]EsclEe, VIE
ed0a = 6-az---a- t-9Et-l-I=E- II
-s-s--r ---z- z-z--= he 5z-5 q RIO Ia-e---
- --l-- r1z-zer- Receipts a &c
ua-z ended s. G0B bags against 5000
--z---= 100 20 tss- year santos receipts
CC-urarsc WIN -sesuO AS
s-s 1s1 week yea- age -ia
5000 laESr
e -l shipments - Europe lsl's7s rags. -e
e8ffes EsFea ErcIa zAEsh1Lses II Lse
r--s sEE $3.50 AS yea % TIE t9rraer
~=----v- -er---z5 -5.s2f BAGS Bahia weekly
-z-= 40 -zEz stock = o19. shipment ro United
ss-=s sra
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-25

METALs-The price OF steel -as rsz reduced 70 SIC
as .sers we're sellers lower figures n Northern
es s a52p p - o6 vs-aats CONTINUE dun al 20 q
SO 81 There advance Of 4 Sc n LoHaoH due
beye al s2s bid Lad and speter ruled quiet
% ,,-ssr-gEe h was unchansed e. si6 75asl7 The
HF2SsTs rs a 3 Il ary new deveioc
sasterteiiEed n Tolssses circles todsy Demand
cute. sad unchanged syrups ruled steady Quotations
Eo!iev; SsEorieans cent-tlgsl common l-Fi3c; tair
i4eis gsss e9e2se grtns sS 5 Msrlesas open PEI
lee. tsr I7a1sc good leg2oe- prime. z1a24e fancy.
oSEAN FRE1dHTs-sevsrs fixtures were reported IN
SAL fozzse to-4ay but business vas eoRhaed % ne
seszd for hs long Terms AZ full rates YET he
-seGsst bur scarce ara rates in a. trades were firm
S25k t2T Iotar.o2e 70 LTvsrpoo we're I'd Lon
s sn Haa 5sz xe15zstie SD; AasTsrp q a2ssd.
Hamburg 73gs pte.15ss Ioo y ~ IFS l-
Sc a. '''7H . L'v'''ool 20 - =. :. -,
Iottonssse q was IN very getst aad s ssars
Refined petroiel vas weak and - points
$ 6gs $ 30 Phs5sR6s s e * s. So c sPa
raer g.IIow 37s8c ~ summer yellow. 3sa55tse prime
wife 40a42e. prime winter yst55@ A. 2 4-e aHsee5
re- Inseea quoted 2 under city brands lard
= FfoTIsIooys-The early market vas ,rts Easy
outeous q afse receipts a .sag' anc q of , qr2
and everything advanced led by laTd Near he ciose
Chicago anaanlse e 90 VIZ lnsas 200 u PofK
car hA52se Slfs s 5ea sI2 75si4 1sHy SIS 45ssi8
sI6- -lear xIs 75gsI5. REEF steady 24stsd: Mess
$3.50 % fary. so 5oaslI p4esy, fegslo So ere
- E5se7g2f TJfsEssF1J 5OGs-st=a-y QUO -et- Baeans
NEA-s-Piokled bellies stesdy Quoted Smoking bele
--r 10 H. igniGt4l. y n, eize. Is n o.. Picked
siol6e-s easr quoted G=c. Picked hams quiet. quot
= - "a. To-. -TALLoW'Steady. CITY 49,
quoted Iaac t'ifr
T--7 etees. quoted Refined lard quiet Quoted
Continent T.45r- Brazil g. 6Oc
1-,ire st-ady Quoted city. 84Ge4sc, Western. &c
ss.s $3.50 sTI1ARIS- quiet quoted oieo, IKE city lard
zt-aFtro. sase .- - ...-
80 re- soqth ana served STEADY the local situation
rs-.r--a- &c EEr anect prt0es IN c.lI-I
Dlrnsstir. common 10 low, fhir 3%P
80 FAR g god 4Ss95c Prime 70 ehocs = To-.
- aNxr a. 4hi-c Japan. - G5r- lava
LLT4A e R&neoon. IN bond @N2+c-
refined sugar as rH{leT lsli 20
"a re market ruled quiet bar Hrm a. uhehAnEeo
~greessieaa Eoft gFsS~s Btii ~ vogue
s,f,s ro.lex cur osf crushed s 5se dsrlinos ~
80 s5Is azfy9 ana mould \ SOC cubes and xxx
paVrdeFr1 peTe erse saa frQlt
EEEls tcreFE graEA-st=@ . az.
rexf- eoarzs gEnagstse ara eXrz hE7 kfsn8lAtsd 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-25
orHER MARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH


lnsludinE 500 Westerns aad 900 Texans generally
stsasy = loe Over Naes oss' On s1 loay ears
medium 81 6GS5 81 selected feeders steady 81 e0S4 SO
To- lower s. s0S4 30 heters S3FS5 Gamers s2g$2 20
bulls Tors4 so calves 81 501$s So Tezans-ReeeiPs
s,ss g Ae s. sss5 zas grass steers s. 5oas4 30 ss
bulls 81 50G$3 so Hogs-Recspts today 30 coo hea4
Zoe lower closing steady fair clearance tor s. CO. mixed
sn5 butchers s. loEs5 geo 70 sh'se 6ss2 - LCg
sales IS 20as5 40 sheepReceipts 25oo0 head sheep
Tehers 50 soas4 Is: tsir TO choice mixed g 50gss
Western sheeP - gSt IL IzAS sReep $3.50 ~
Cincinnati Sept. e4-Hogs active s. 55aS5 80 cattle
easy S3aS5 40 sheep dull, lower, S2asi Lambs quiet
East LIbsr sen 2'a,te :, stsa5y ezra E5 s. 400
s. 50: common 70 fair Yo-srs s. 5oGss So piss s. 500
sheep choice wethes s. i5as4 Is common 81 5OG
g 81; choice s. e5es5 so common good, 50 SOC
Es NJ sg 2Redp sr E. me s RP15 S of T1s s
Sriss 800 Is Mere soda
East Buffalo. sept 2I.-ReesiRss-cattls. 2e6 cars
Cattle 1877 sheep and lambs IS cars hog 10 cars
sOGss 70 good best s. G6$5 IS; Shipping steers
eaoiss satsbsr srss1s 5Oqs4 70 s9od %
lssss - 20 w. So mis- $50 =
good 10 ssst "a sesrs s4gs4 IS fair to good hsIf=rs
70 fair s2as2 so feeding steers. gued g SEQ
- l0 stock calves Sle1leaa choice 70 extra - 20
stss ssss IS Canada sssasrs s. soesss Mshsaa
hsss "a soSs S. Tsxss 81 75si 40 fress cows eheee
extra soos asg. s5ogseo sosa 10 choice. ssIqs4e
cows. Sisgs20 ana spragsEs eommon seed
s2sasao calves choice extra 8 pGSs good sssies
sss:s aa amss-shzsP sssss :sssT pSs sss as
wsh.rs s. sosA rs ~ssAsrs "a Tsliass 81 'o@sa u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-25
uRoPEAx PRopr-cr MARKET

Liverpool sept. 24-C-osiRg- Beef-Extra India mess
sr'1 rs steady Sos Sd PoFk-Pr-Hhe
Western steady rs Cd. LsriAHsgtesn reasss IN
Sps Western in tlerces, tr, Sss %
Ians-short cut. "a . ~ y. steady, ass Sd Bacon
Irberl4ad hrE AS Sd snort Fl5, y %
= 10 arm AS; long rn.ddIss light 81 70 So =.
arm ass Sd long clear middles seavy = 70 40 y firm
Sd snort 1G - n Arm As ID clear
bellies II =, firm. AIS shoUisTs-Square Il % =
n steaEv as Cheese-Ausrican fines white firm,
5ss "a Go eelored hrH, 53s "a Tzllow-Prinls. city
rn. 25s ID; Australian, IN london steady Us d Iet-
oil Hull refined Noveuber-Aprti s-eady.
-rDen-sne spirits steady sos Ro=n-CeHa7ga s,-atv.
= 81 Hops ~ Leudou(Pacihe Cast. steady q SsG
Il Is L4aseed OIL SIS. Bute-Unted states finest, 94s
7o coed Petroleum SD. Peas-CaEsdaH n le-sA-
Wheat-Spot firm No -ed Western winter, 6s I'd No
Northern sprirg IS 5i-t Ne California 81 ss futures
SeDreunher 9asd. December "a Sd CeFnSpot
am. American 47d, futures qutet; Cco-
Ta- November. Sc December 4s 2ssd Flour
Louis fancy winter firm - 3D. Tire imports - wheat
mo Ty aruooI last tt3 so quarters from
artf. ports and 1900 quarters from ether ports The
imports Of corn from Atlantic ports last week 6o.So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-25

60. = -'-----Ai's|' b.S0l l4,sT0 % %
bsss rsesi7 5sns ,o sales 5000 bales American 2oo6
, r3 "a fa.lrss ep~nea aTIn. Sid advarce az rs
S5saas 70: Is64d higher tecebef I55sr gsd
Narca-A prii sia.t $50 FeoTuaTy-Nsrch 5,2l'zs,
zoe nominal as July august l2'ss September
v 3.sati November Decernher 5s4s Nsnc5s.-sr 80
FLIoCR AHb NJ io,nS auf sgt stsady
i've Of cash beaf ~ sgsaasa BY he reis
sPns patents 81 2Ss4 g. T y-1sr esss a. NsELog
NJ winter = s0aSS eta 81 e .2e s Is si sSsga
c6RN . lSgS3 60 choice fancy 50 a5aza 70 "
10 ~. ' ggofei; Kiln dried 8 50as2 IS
a Ser2g bran. spo', SIS 75FS17. SACKS to arrive
6laeE SI7s1a san 81 259sls % latter white mid
oil s = SOC 9Haa Sos so Hnsssd oil So 30 corn
po5 assia n s5Bz e sg saea; wssas Jared
c5 an aasezee q bail points safsienIy iInpo-art %
notably Minneapolis vcb T ~ NoFaHsst EaTSe,s
ir7pr5veT.Ef saas2 Esah2ess VITA loss Of the entire
II s- steady though unchanged opening on Nc
G-s aoH'hstana!ng the fact thai the Northwest early
day ana sent eat fr b a22se the 6s close Of saJg
Is sssSa n more liberal rains II spng wheat states
bush brng1rr 6 70 q @ apply sa6en q d966 9S@
bush a. The same time ago Lea SENTIMENT ala
ao5 a1PesE 70 be optimistic either as il has been
--F-.F lCrf All ne Iasth
n prot- taking by early short sellers brought about
lie gay were ~ &c un6er SATURDAYS The
chaEge cable reported 90 hush IN the
SaaI.iiy On Passase while Broornhau reported in
crese q -lS6 Geo bUSh- Worlds shipments amounted
70 35s 600 bush against SoE9ooo bush tie previous
eeek ara 10000 bush 4 4 feature OF
- stsLlsrcs vas seaboard elearances amounting
were little larger than last Monday. benin6
IS years Total while At all
-, o-Sh smaller than year and receipts
- oue cueh smaller English
SC H-she- ou- - Pans there q decline u $500
points 7ertn closes = mark Il franc
Es tan earC- SserboEEr estimated worlds
% ne 1000 Co hush against S4e Goo year
al4 =sb+ 900 bush visible
Supply Increased 90 Local STOCKS Increased
bush and the local increased
COEsNTgae spot situation st5u
eainEiy strong position ana YESTERDAY - The
on market n facH q the The
TEMPER deliver naturally Affected closed sc
higher and otaer months sc Sales Of No
corn have been made az Joe delivered basis
ana i IS being ned al - &c elevator. while . arrive
cary IT ocIoosF II Is WORT only about - Export
business checked BY the did
= loads. all ports II Chicago receipts Tor the day
amounted $50 against 80 estimated The
the previous week ard the decreased
$4,000 bush TIE English market closed sd lower 70
z6 net higher The visible supply increased l-I-0 000
bush there decrease Of I9l The local
TIE market fo- oats quer bur fairly steady
PATTY with Visible figures showed 1872 600
bash nc-sass and The local stock = >etusD 1isc IN
There increase q 100 bush -he local
supply q No and decrease . 500 bush IN No
white A. the close No oats quoted 25c; 10
oats 2+izc: No white 2.G27 &c, No white. 26%c;
CLIPS -,yENa-ket quiet, 70 Western, &C &c
and No Eastern SOC both ahaat. STATE $50
5Sc 2 \evEorE- BUCK n AT-QUsL, quoted
SOC Sc. = / SeT-YoEk.
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