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The Republican journal., 1900-10-11

The following transfers in real estate
were recorded in Waldo County Registry of
Deeds for the week ending Oct TO- 1900:
B. W. Conant, Camden, to Martha A. Lear,
Northport; land and buildings in North
port. Helen NJ. Lovett, Liberty, to James
+. Lovett, do. land in Liberty Walter
Hartsman, Philadelphia, to Lizzie I. Green
ough. Cleveland; land in Islesboro. Chas.
A. Lara, Auburn, to Georgia F. Kelley,
Northport land and buildings in North
port. Mary NJ. Robertson, Belfast, ct ais,
to Alveda j. Stratton, do; land in Sears
port, do. Della j. Mitchell, Searsport,
to Daniel Y. Mitchell, do; land in
Searsport. Frank E. Studley Searsport,
to D. Y. Mitchell; land in Sears
port. Eva NJ. B. Lane, New York, to
Gustav E. Kissel, Morristown, n. J. land
in Islesboro. J. H. Damon, Unity, to A. NJ.
Small, Freedom; land in Freedom VIM. f.
Poland, Montville, to John B. Poland, do ;
land in Montville isiesboro Land 4 In
provement Co. to Annie Mckay Biddle,
Philadelphia land in Islesboro Carrie L.
Fuller ct al, Freedom, to Chas. B. Sampson
do. :; land and buildings in Freedom. E. W.
Kneeland ct al, Eddington, to A. K. Downes,
Winterport; land and buildings in Winter
port. Lillias n. Staples, Stockton Springs,
to NJ. W. Emerson, Brewer; land and build
ings in Stockton Springs. Mary NJ. Dodge,
Dixmont, to Mary A. Foss, Jackson; land
and buildings in Jackson. O. G. White
estate, by executor, Belfast, to VIM. A. Ma
son, do; land and buildings in Belfast.
Chester E. Perkins, Belfast, to S. G. Norton,
do. land in Belfast. John F. Hussey, Win
terport, to W. B. Sprowl, do. land and
buildings in Winterport.
The Republican journal., 1900-10-11
Secret Societies.

Silver Cross Lodge, Knights of Pythias,
will visit Dixmont Lodge in the near future.
The Regular meeting of Corinthian Royal
Arch Chapter will be held next Monday
evening.
The Maine Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
will meet in Bangor Oct. 18th and 10th, and
many of the lodges have already elected
delegates.
Beginning with this, Thursday, evening
the meetings of Enterprise Lodge, A. O. U.
W., will open at o'clock during the fall
and winter.
NJ. D. Sedgwick of Camden has resigned
as District Deputy Grand Master Workman
of the A. o. U. w., and L. M. Staples of
Washington has been appointed in his stead.
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury,
as mercury will surely destroy the sense of
smell and completely derange the whole sys-
TEN when entering it through the mucous
surfaces. Such articles should never be
used except on prescriptions from reputable
physicians. as the damage they will do is
ten fold to the good you can possibly derive
from them. Halls Catarrh Cure; manu-
featured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.,
contains no mercury, and is taken Internal
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. In buying
Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the
in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co.
Testimonials free.
T-SOld by Druggists, price 75c. per bottle.
Halls Family Pills are the best. Avail.
The Republican journal., 1900-10-11

The United States have led the way,
and ou1 plan for peace III China will
prove effective. 1t is d great triumph
for American diplomacy. Hon Josiah
Quincy. former Democratic Mayor of
Boston. has Just returned from Europe
and in an interview announcing his in
teuton ii voting for Bryan sad of the
attitude u the admin istration at Wash
natou toward the Chinese question: Il
heartily udoT,e the stand taken in this
matter, and although ! am a Demo
crat. ] would Ike to have recorded my
approvalot President McKinley's course
ia pursuing. As lie Las. a policy of mod
Grafton. / think We have furnished a
statutory object lesson to the powers in
avoiding ENHANCEMENT on the Asiatic
continent" and yet Mr.. Quincy pro
poses 10 support Bryan.
The Republican journal., 1900-10-11
New Steamship Line.

Another steamship company is to enter
the field between Boston and eastern ports
early next season. 1t will be known as the
Boston, Portland and Boothbay steamship
company, and besides calling at the ports
above named the service will be extended
so as to include Bath, RockIand and Bangor.
A daily service will be maintained. and
three propeller steamers will be operated
Two of these steamers have already been
engaged and the company has an option on
another boat. These steamers are modern
boats in every particular and fitted for
passengers and freight.
The Republican journal., 1900-10-11

CENTRE MONTvILLE. Mr.. and Mrs J.
w. Hannum of Bridgewater, Mass, are at
Capt. F. T.. Warehouses; for time. >. j.
w. Wentworth of Pittsfeld was in town
over Sunday. &c. c. Swazey, who has been
boarding at Mrs Huldah Ramsay's, has re-
turned to Newburyport, Mass. Mrs. NJ. C..
Gordon has a coon kitten of very peculiar
color. Some call it salmon color, while
others say it is as near pink as it is possible
for a cat to be-. Mrs n. P Bennett has a
lilac tree that was in full bloom on the 18th
inst. W. d. Tasker has shown your CORE
spondent a tomato that weighed one pound
and fourteen ounces, and girted seventeen
and one fourth inches one way and fourteen
inches the other. Bangor Commercial
please copy. ..E. E. Tasker went to Mid
dletown, Conn, Oct. sth....C. B. Oxton has
put water into his house. He has engaged
to work for Albert Gray one year. ...... Mrs.
Geo. H. Thompson is gaining. :. :. Chas.
Greer of Morrill, is coopering for Solomon
Palmer. Rev. and Mrs. E. J. Hatch visit
ed in Lewiston and Auburn last week.
The Republican journal., 1900-10-11
Deer Shooting in Calais.

No less than % deer have been shot with
in the boundaries of this city since last
Monday, when the open season commenced.
Three men are reported to have got their
legal allotment of two deer, Tuesday. Here
is a case in point: A hunter came from
a buck and doe, Tuesday, and started for
home the same night with his trophies. He
knew that, if he Shot any more in this city
he would be arrested. Calais Times Oct. 4.
The Republican journal., 1900-10-11

MI Manley's letter is bearing fruit
There is panic among the rumsellers
of Portland and Augusta and many are
going out of the traffic. One Portland
dealer said he had paid this year 81, 900 in
fines and had $4,000 worth of liquor seiZ-
ed, and as he was not in business for his
health. he should give it up. In both
cities the police are making the raids.
and Augusta officials say that this new
depa rture is to be continued, and that
every place III town, even to the hotels
and drug stores, Will be closed. In
Portland the crusade is evidently due in
part to the election of a Prohibition
sheriff last month: and in Augusta it is
attributed to Nj. Manley's letter, in
which he declared that the prohibitory
law should be enforced. What will be
the political outcome of this move
ment: In Portland there is already
talk of a independent municipal ticket
next spring, ostensibly, but not alto
gether, on prolibitory lines There are
indications that the liquor drouth will
ext end from Augusta to Gardiner, and
Waterville dealers in the ardent have
taken alarm, but Bangor seems content
with the Bangor PLAN
The Republican journal., 1900-10-11

Sin Thomas Upton. in the course of
an Interview that appears iii the Lon
don Daily Express, denies any attempt
to conner pork i'll Chicago He says he
never corners food sir Thomas is no
Lnn
The Republican journal., 1900-10-11

"A about nine enths of the Holsters
caught i'll Maine waters are shipped in
live state, says government report
OF course. Maine is a live State
The Republican journal., 1900-10-11

WATERPROOF. A Convention Echo meet
ing was held at the Methodist church Sun
day evening and very interesting reports of
the recent convention of the W. c. T. U. at
Calais were given by Misses Etfie Littlefeld
and Elizabeth Treat go. Edwin Cook and
family, who have been visiting in town,
have returned to their home in Charlestown,
Mass. Mrs. Walter Nichols of Farming
ington is visiting Mrs. Howard Grant,.
Miss Rose Eaton has gone to Boston to re-
sumo her work at dressmaking. Mrs
John Sprowl has returned from an extend
ed visit to friends in Massachusetts. :. Rev.
Mr.. Taylor of Warren, \. H., former pas
tor of the Cong'l church here, recently Wis
tied at the home of F. W. Haley. Mrs. j.
d. Mason has returned from business trip
to Boston and New York. Miss Nellie
Grout is the guest of Miss Effie Littlefield.
.....MrS. A. r. Fellows returned Friday
from visits in New Hampshire and Massa-
chusetts. VIM. Dudley and family of
Boothbay Harbor are in town for a few
days, on business connected with his faith
er's estate. ..... Mrs. John Shaw of Boston,
who has been visiting relatives in town, left
for her home on Mondays boat. A. L.
Blaisdell and family left for Bradford, Pa
80. Misses May Jellson and May Foley have
gone to Boston for a visit. Miss f. NJ.
Hall visited Mrs. c. L. Banghart in Lubec
last week. ...... Frank R. Atwood of Bangor
was in town Monday. .....Mrs. James Free
man recently held very enjoyable family
reunion at her home Among those present
were her mother, Mrs. ID. X. Kilman of
Prospect, and the following uncles and
aunts: G. W. Croker, Standpoint, Mr.. and
Mrs. Enoch Croker, Stetson, and Mr.. and
Mrs X. H. Richards, BoOthbay Harbor !;
Mrs. Freeman's sisters, Mrs. n. F. Gerrity,
Bangor, Mr.. and Mrs. d. X. Thompson,
Stockton, and Mr. Gem and Mrs. A. Berry,
Standpoint. Rev. J. w. Hatch entertain
ed his Sunday school class at the parsonage
Monday evening. .....Mrs. F. w. Haley has
in her possession a picture OF The Boston
Massacre, ENGRAVED, printed and sold by
Paul Revere 1t is small engraving,
about 1ox12, with some appropriate verses
underneath and is enclosed in plain, mar
row black frame. 1t has been handed down
in the family from the one who bought it of
the redOubtable Paul himself, and it is very
rare, as there are said to be only six OF the
original copies in existence. Mrs. Kate
Robinson Frazier, former resident of this
place, who now owns a fruit ranch in Cali
fOrnia, writes Mr.. Atwood that they have
raised 70 tons Of prunes this year. This
will doubtless be good news to many a
clearinghouse landlady.
The Republican journal., 1900-10-11
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tables.
All druggists refund the money if it fails to
cure. E. w. Groves signature is on each
box. 1y36
The Republican journal., 1900-10-11

Election is four week from next
Tuesday
The Republican journal., 1900-10-11

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Published Every Thursday Morning by the
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CHARLES A. r1LsBURY Busj Eslto M ana
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-30
PETERSBURG.
NEWSY AND INTERESTING NOTES
FROM THE COCKADE CITY.
(SpaCiaI ~ N;rr;p;o,


Petersburg. Va, June 29.-Wiiliam
Parker, white, aged about 20 years.
employed on the barge Marjorie. Cap
tain Arthur Johnson, from Philadel-
phia, now moored at the wharf In this
city, has been missing since last Sun
day, and nothing is known as TO his
whereabouts. He Is supposed to have
been drowned or else he may have
gone home. Parker left the barge last
sunday for the purpose of going to a
dentist to have Il tooth drawn, and
that Is the last seen or heard of him.
He wore plaid serge suit and low
quarter tan shoes. Parker Is five feet
SIX inches in height, and weighs 1855
pounds. He resided on the corner of
second and Queen streets, Phiadel-
phia.
Messrs. Rodgers & McCabe, of this
city. purchased to-day of Nessrs. T..
A Hartley and y. G. NJ. Martin e
Son. OF this place. six hundred bales
oil cotton. This cotton is for export,
and the sale is the largest made in
petersburg for a long time.
The directors of the Matoaca Cotton
manufacturing Company have de-
clared dividend of two per cent The
total amount TO be paid out I'm divi-
bends by this company is 1851.
Two new and very handsome parlor
cars were put into service on the Nor
folk and Western railroad to-day.
These cars are to run between Norfolk
and Bristol.
Graduating exercises were held to-
night at the home for the Sick, when
Miss Sarah Lewis, of Rockingham
county, was awarded Il diploma as n
trained nurse. The principal address
MAS made by Rex II. w. BattlerD. D.
superintendent Piton. OF the West
ern branch of the Norfolk and Western
Railroad Company, and family. who
have been stopping at Virginia Beach.
passed through here this morning in
special car en- route home.
About midnight last night q diff
Guilty occurred between William Cous-
ms. n young married man residing on
Old street, and Mr.. George Lanier. 1t
appears that when Cousins. who has
been employed at Newport News.
reached his home at the hour stated
Lanier was in the act of leaving the
house. Lanier was so badly beaten
that he was unable to appear in the
| Mayors Court this morning, and the
case was continued
| Mr. j. w. Phillips. formerly of Pc
| tersburg. now OF Norfolk, is in the
city.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-30
Ames. A. S. Elcy, H. Woodward, C. r.
Brothers, DR.. w. d. Wood. John l..
Gay and DIR. E. d. Phillips.
THREE MARRIAGES.

Mr.. Ben. ID. Baines, of Buckhorn,
was married last evening TO Miss Lula
helms in Isle of Wight county near
windsor. The ceremony was perform
cd at the home of the brides father.
James helms, by Rev. DIR. Joseph
Dean. There was a reception last
night at the nome of Mr.. r. l.. Baines.
The newly married couple will reside
near Buckhorn.
Mr.. Nathaniel Norfeet and Miss
Maggie May Britton were married to-
day in Nansemond county.
Mr.. Robert b. Wood and Miss Ma
mic " Pierce, both of Berkeley, were
yesterday married by Rev. II. II. But
Ter at his parsonage. No. "a North
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Wood left for
Washington. ID. c., where the former
has position in the ordnance depart
ment.
SHORT NOTES.
The colored odd Fellows have elect
ed G. w. Jordan a delegate to the Dis
triot Grand Lodge in Suffolk, and c.
w. Roper, Jr., as representative to Il
meeting to be held i'm Louisville, Ky.
Read about the coming moonlight
excursion.
Mrs. Cornelia Holland was reported
to-day as dying in Norfolk. Her sis
tiers. Mrs. w. j. oliver and Mrs. w.
NJ. Atkinson. of Suffolk. are with her.
In Southampton county this week
<titulc w hte WIS cut on the neaQ ana
arm by Albert Ford, who was arrest
ed.
Rev John Stanly Thomas, pastor of
the Presbyterian Church, has n tele-
gram announcing the denomination of
his brother c. r. Thomas, for Con-
gress yesterday in the Third North
Carolina district.
AT the Baptist Church Sunday morn
Ing Rev j. f. Love. pastor, will preach
on Heroic Religion" In the evening
his topic will be How the Hemisphere
is Bounded" the first in n series of
three sermons on "Woman's Hems-
phere."
Mrs. S. p. Darden and Miss Eva
Darden are visiting in Norfolk and
Portsmouth.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-30
HAMPTON.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT OLD
POINT


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT OLD
POINT.
Hampton. Va. June 29.-Thomas W.
Webb. aged IS years. an inmate of
the Soldiers Home. dropped dead in
the toilet room at Mrs. Julia Lance's
at o'clock. The old soldier had been
complaining for several days and was
until yesterday required to remain in
the Home. Being improved TO some
extent Webb was allowed TO take a
walk yesterday evening. lie was taken
worse on the streets. and walking into
i.rs. Lance's place proceeded on TO the
toilet room, saying as he passed that
he felt very badly. Mrs. Lance thought
nothing OF the old soldier until later
when lie was discovered lying on the
floor dead. l Is thought he expired as
soon as lie entered the ROOM as his
body was found just inside the door.
OLD POINT MENTS.
Another enthusiastic audience greet
ed the efforts of Mr. Caletongs operate
Vaudeville Company last night. The
pavilion was delightfully."- cool. and IL
large number of the Norfolk four hun
drcd took the trip across the water and
highly enjoyed the artistic program
which constituted the evenings enter
tainment.
Next Sunday might another concert
will be given which will anclude all
the artists OF the company assisted by
the Chamberlin Hotel Orchestra.
The tickets for the General Hospital,
Association are now IN the hands OF
the officers associated with this char
Atty and already several large trolley
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-30
LYNCHBURG.
MAJOR DANIEL AND THE VICE
PRESIDENCY


The following has been wired out
from this city:
Senator John W. Daniel left this
afternoon for Washington. for the
purpose of looking after some matters
of business before going to Kansas
City to attend the Democratic Ma
tiOnal Convention.
1t is not known whether he will 30
direct from Washington to the CON
vention, or return to Lynchburg and
start on his Western trip from this
city. il is thought probable, however
that lie will leave Washington for
Kansas City tonight or tomorrow
a close personal friend of Senator
Daniels said to your correspondent
to-day that while the Senator was not
seeking the nomination for Vice Pres
ident, he would, nevertheless. accept
it If 1t was offered to him by the con
vention.
The person who made the statement
is in position to know whereof he
speaks. and 1t may therefore be taken
as authoritative.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-30
DEATH OF MIR. BELL.

Mr.. Fred Bell. an employee of Swift
& Co. died at the Dixie Hospital yes
terday of typhoid fever. Mr.. Bell was
a brother of Mr.. VIM. Bell. who was
shot some time ago by VIM. Kempton
in Hampton. Mr.. Bell leaves a wife in
Massachusetts.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-30
Opportunity in Realty.

Now Is tho time for safe Investment in
real estate. / am local agent for Hamp-
erty fronts on Hampton Roads. ali in
NBnsemond county. one and IA quarter
miles, and is the prettiest place on the
Atlantic Coast, being at the mouth OF the
James, Elizabeth, Nansemond rivers and
mouth OF Chesapeake Bay.
An electric road from Norfolk ferry
to Newport News and all modern i'm
provements Will be added. and likely the
electric road will extend via SuffoIk 10
5mithfield. Streets are being graded now,
About $4,000 worth of lots cold already.
Write TO me for prices. applications and
terms, or come to my office and 1 can
chow you on the map the lots ALREADY
gold Get on the ground floor Mt once.
j. WALTER HoSIER,. Agent,
5e2o.s$ Suffolk. Va,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-30
Distressing Stomach Disease.

Permanently cured by the mastery power
of South American Nervine Tonic In
valds need suffer no longer. because this
great remedy can cure them all. 1t is a
cure for the whole world OF stomach
weakness and indigestion. The cure be-
gins with the first dose The relief il
brings is marvellous and surprising. IL
makes no failure; never disappoints. No
matter how long you have suffered your
cure is certain under the use OF this
great health-giving force. Pleasant and
always safe. Sold by Wake. Martin &
Gray. Druggists. Norfolk. Va sa
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-30
SUFFOLK ADVERTISEMENTS

ID EMEMBER THE GRAND MOON
Ia, light excursion July 9TH Tickets for
sale at J. u. Dickerson's store. Price
children. Csc: adults. zoe. it
nON'T PLACE YOUR INSURANCE
e. until you see WOODWARD &
ELAN, No. Main street Suffolk Va
You can get what you are looking for
from them. Sec their new policy issued
bX UNION CENTRAL. II
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12

S factory condition In Northwest aour
b[s-S me export business % loads at sea
polls- showers fell in parts Of Northwest
iss. >orth Dakota bulletin referring to the
Iast week, said that heavy rains had area5I s+i,
Mieat Where IT was dead late
tbo rain nearly half crop will be gathered hut ~
s9"h httle remains. While the Northwest and
wes S solu wheat IN Chicago during day ST Louis
ia siues az the opening English markets closed u a
"et nisher. nut Paris partly
-rt'.. ana Antwerp unchanged. Quotations of cash
49, i o aioat basis is No New
Aork. slsc to arrive: No hard Manitoba oossc.
=. ICluth 93esc and No Northern Duluth al ali
SSo9IINe: NO Northern New-York sa%c PROMPT
Nol'raFy 10 expectations. owing 10
- l!lFiI report corn started of a little advance
1uilk wheat and maintained a unlertona
- - uHe last hour. when little
49, setback from the highest point Last prices
III &C net higher. Unfavorabe seemed
De at the bottom Of hrmuess for local houses
"sted good many bulsh dispatches from, Kansas All
s hg 'hat the crop is suffering from hot dry winds
49,, "llS IN That State but in Nebraska as we'll This
siHl OF news was supplemented afternoon nv
- ~ per cent below Government with
uLuklLE no relief In addition demand
again on liberal scale. although quite heavy
IL VAS the day before. About 73
an seaboard points. local crowd both here ana a.
seemed entirely unprepared any strength i'm
HaIAet ater the favorable crop report figures and
snort. country acceptances
I-'lslsn markets closed va sd without
any erect upon the here No corn closed 507
au'sc delivered o ahoat OATS
IarAet tor cats was quiet but hrmer,
- On no oats closed 29c; oats. 2siac No
tIite' SIC NO " white 30Rc
white. DdS4lzc: 70 2 white clins n Isc PyFE
trfet steady No Western. 65I2c and No . Western
oUl : o o aroat; State 61d62c York
,.It'' Market dull Feeding. 4sc
'i'iis' 7STU95c, both New-York.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York July II, 1900
RFANS AND PFAs-The market is a little lower Tor
beans. Receipts snow no ease,
It r7r reu5Fts are more favorable and there IS some
have declined 20 - Y t'T -,
~ siSe fglre obtained only for strictly cnoce large
Medium have settled 70 - 70 .iIu a.
quiet at 81 <2+2 hS1 . iss
have been iilIed az -
inside figure would now De HSuiSel ~
- stock Other state beans are unchang1 gt
se,tes are weaker exceedingly dull We quote
f3sans marrow choice per bush - o 31 A.
pea. choice, Dds ~ Z--zus- ., az
70 o. 10 red kidney choice 81 10; do white Hidey
25aS2 yellow eye. cholce e 20 90
do lima talfoIIlA - - ~
prime, 81 s3gSI 20 40 u1l-i'
e. s,Si 80: green peas bags. 81 o'12Gsl ~ 90 9'
bags - ~ there were some evidences Of weakness to
~ . roueh in the strictly fancy table grades as IN
cag. The butter has been running on
the rf;e rapidy Of late and this mater IeduSe4
quhI4ty creamery would pass IN the
the suPI' conseouence Of this sellers are asking lSc
grace extent, but the fnest hrstS
aiu 19c. and some lois unst Deois ~
ar be bought at ls-plo7tc' SECONDS
thsI savyn 10 I7lz4lsc. There seems 70 De itue
se4ls -, eeI and while receipts are moderate ueIe
pressure ~ man can moved. 10 quotable change
IN S' sh6ve Increasing weakness on current packed
qule W. quote Creamery, extras. per fn lszc q"
Eo1ls seconds l7E4lHc; 10 tnirds, nc.
nIst bslf nrkin tubs fancy. ls12c. do hrsts -
Ss "a Welsh tubs fancy lsi.c, DO hfsts ll1@glSc'
~ l61z4l1c, 90 thirds, Iec; state
Sutl S 90 efr 1Galsc; Western Imitation creamery.
oaIs I+iLc. d. hrsts l6a16+c. do lower grades i3g
ustern factory t@l6'zei do hrss 100
40 cends l55. qi5i5c: factory or dairy IoWeF grades
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12

COTTON Operations IN cotton today hardly
he q ventures. though ~ Cir~5 short selling
attempted q scale Values suffered
forenoon ser-sLampsds Of local holders
sn1 from predorainance adverse influences The open
ing easy. prices 10 points and before
ne Euu-at1g had It's sheer drop
- j NJ - points recorded. Then partial
reaction realizing the Jnid EhOrts The
easily Liverpool this
depicted 6el1c-allzatiCr foreign bulls adi
Gated general selling movement Of proper
tons p The Government report Of yesteT-
CAY afternoon for the ended and expectations
q heavy imports from America during August and Sep
terher the named by private cables
spcrsiaa .o- the slump. Tenders Of
urgent ard large lines q long stun thrown
brad stop orders Erg}sh future Bear
ss-T-r7e-- GCgrishEd fine reports. eXCep
i1H-y favorable weather advic5s from entire belt
E1c confirmation
markets and inactive. Throughout
moon speculation inclined drag and prices showed
irs-F- tra-f changes much of The market
finally steady ar q net dec5ine of 70 70 points
The range Il contract prices in the local market to-day
follows