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New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
DROWNED IN LAKE SUPERIOR.

Detroit. July IA special 10 The News from
Eagle River. by way of Houghton. Mich says that
the tug Fern, OF AlgOnac, Mich. foundered off
here Sc turday morning She carried a of
five men, all of whom are lost Three were from
Agonac and the other two were Frank Johnson, of
this place and WIN Anderson of Eagle Har
Dor. Johnson left a wife and three children The
bodies supposed TO he In the boat which lies
in thirty feet of water. a diver will examine the
wreck as the weather modera tes. The
wreck of the yacht Marguerite of Hancock, was
also discovered between here and Eagle Harbor.
Two men supposed to have been lost in her.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
A YEAR OF PROSPERITY.
RECORD BREAKING FEDERAL TREASURY
FIGURES-OVER A BILLION DOL
LARS CASH ON HAND.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUYE.l

tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUNEl
Washington, July 1.-The beginning Of the
fifth fiscal year of President McKinley's admin
istration to-day shows. according to Secretary
Cage. amount of cash on hand exceeding one
billion dollars, or $4,000 600 more than it was
year ago, and the figures of the bookkeepers
of the Treasury present a surplus Of over SD
oo0000 remaining out of the last years receipts
of S5S5. .S4S. 800. These are record figures. The
aggregate Of cash in the United States Treas
ury. including the reserve fund of S150,O0O.0n,
the available cash balance Of S176.G09O00 and
pther items. amounts to S1fS1. .86S,911 10.
against 81, 105 496, 400, June 80. 1900, when
the reserve fund was the same and the avail
able cash balance amounted to S155,105.654 1S.
The net gain in the cash aggregate is thus $76,-
S12420 81. The comparative statement OF re-
ceipts and expenditures for the last two years
is as follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
sHIPBUILDING FOR A YEAR.

Washington. July Vessels built in the United
States and officially numbered by the Bureau Of
Navigation Of the Treasury Department in the
fiscal year ended yesterday number LIB of 40l 2S5
gross tons compared with 1O5s. Of 356 gross tons,
for the previous fiscal year. The whole tonnage
built been exceeded only twicein 1851 and 1852
when the maximum. $50 $50 tons. attained.
Geographically, vessels built follows: At
lantc Coast 7s5 of 100 s48 tons; Great Lakes 1O of
l55 l3s tons; Pacific Coast ISL of As 05 tons. and
Western rivers 1872 Of IO94 tons Increase over
last year Great Lakes So 1852 tons; the Allan
tic Coast, 30372 tons.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
A NEW JUSTICE NAMED.
WILLIAM f. WYATT APPOINTED TO
SPECIAL SESSIONS.

When William r Wyatt walked into the justice
chamber of the Court of Special Sessions yesterday
morning. and the news broken in the Criminal
Courts Building that he had been appointed TO sue
ceed Ephraim A. Jacob, whose term expired on
Saturday as a member OF the Court OF Special
Sessions the surprise general. The impress
sion had been that the appointment would be
given TO Henry Steinhardt, Assistant Corporation
Counsel and thus maintain the custom Of Jewish
representation on the board OF justices
Justice Wyatt welcomed by his associates IN
the chamber and after donnng his robe occupied
the bench with Justice Hol5rook who presided. and
Justice McKeon Justice Hohrook in few words
introduced the new justice Justice Jacobs sue
cessor. and Philip Goodhart. representing the law
yers. replied.
Justice Wyatt spoke briefly, and declared that
his effort would be to establish and MAIN
tain harmonious relations with his associates ana
the bar.
&, Trimble. No. 30 Tinest., and has for some time
been secretary of the Democratic Club. He Is
forty five ears old He Is graduate Of Columbia
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
A NEW HsTHMUs CANAL COMPANY

Papers of Incorporation were filed yesterday al
Newark. n. J.. by the Isthmus Company. The
object is acquire, own. construct and operate
canals and ship railways, and to acquire the rights
for the construction of a canal or across the
Isthmus of Panama. anywhere within or across
the countries of Central or South America or Mex
leo The principal office OF the company is East
Orange. n. j. The capital stock all paid in IS
$1,000 but it may be increased to A56OO00. with
the of three-fourths Of the stockholders
The corporators John r. Turner Alfred c.
Brown and Herbert S. Murphy
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
NO DELAY IN OPENING RESERVATION

Washington July l.-Secretary Hitchcock has de-
oided that there is authority OF law permitting
q delay until October in opening the Wichita
Indian Reservation in Oklahoma, as desired by
certain cattle interests The Secretary's announce
uent followed a hearing which he had given to
REPRESENTATIVES of the lessees and of companies
which had loaned money on reservation cattle
owned by the lessees. The cattle men have paid
the money up to October ], and said that an in
opened az the date proposed There was full
and free discussion but the Secretary did not feel
he had authority to grant the delay asked for.
Preparations will be made for opening the lands
10 settlement next month.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02

Anson Blenus, the recipient of the medal Is a
brother Of Charles Blenus, formerly of No PIG
West Thirty-fourth-st. Both are now residents of
Brooklyn. Anson Blenus being employed in the
navy yard
Captain NJ II. Lawrence. of No. 223 West Thirty
fourth-st., spoke last night in the highest terms
of young Blenus. Captain Lawrence is a veteran
and the ingenuity displayed in the engine, which
the young man partly designed and made ap-
pealed to him strongly. Mrs. Lawrence Joined with
her husband in prdisng Blenus. and said she was
sure from her acquaintance with him that he de-
served any honor he might receive
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
PARISH BUILDING TO BE COMPLETED.
BY WAITING FOR PRICES OF MATERIAL TO DE
CLINE $1,000 WAS SAVED.

The Rev. L. c. Carroll. pastor of st. Patrick's
Roman Catholic Church. has announced that the
long delayed contract has been signed for the new
parish building. The delay caused by the ad-
in the price of materials and Father Car
roll waited until the prices were lower and saved
$4,000 The building will be four stories and be
constructed of brick. with terra Gotta trimmings.
It will contain rooms for the parish school club
house, q theatre, with seating capacity or one
thousand. III a roof garden. The foundation was
laid years ago
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
MORE LAND FOR NAVAL OBSERVATORY

Washington July 1.-The Navy Department to-
day purchased a considerable tract Of land sur
rounding the Naval Observatory. here In order to
protect from jar the delicate instruments which
record the time of the country 1t deemed de-
srabe not to have any highways within 1000 feet
of the clock room, where the instruments sta
toned, and circle with radius of 600 feet
therefore was drawn entirely around the observa-
tory. At. the last session of Congress $4,000
appropriated to purchase the land and this amount
became available to-day The tract contains about
sixteen acres
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
NEW JERSEY NEWS.
SHOT A DOG; KILLED HIMSELF.
ITALIAN MAKES A CLUB OF HIS GUN WITH
FATAL EFFECT

ITALIAN MAKES A CLUB OF HIS GUN WITH
FATAL EFFECT.
Hackensack, July 1 (SpeciaD.-Vigteck Suhan. a
Bohemian button maker. living at Little Ferry.
this afternoon accidentally shot himself through
the heart. dying instantly.
A doz was seized with rabies yesterday morning
in the neighborhood and bit child. II was agreed
that the dog should be killed and Suhan. having
a double barreed shotgun. asked to shoot It.
The animal had been favorite, and several of the
neighbors gathered around 70 witness the execu-
tion Suhan emptied barrel into the CANNES
body. and because the animal did not die as quickly
as he wished Suhan began to beat the dogs head
with the butt of the gun. Three blows were struck
and then crash and an explosion. The butt broke
off near the trigger. and the remaining cartridge
was exploded. Suhan received the entire charge
in his breast He dropped the weapon and fell TO
the ground dead.
Suhan was thirty-one years old and single, Cor
oner Tracey granted burial permit
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
BOY DROWNED IN CRYSTAL LAKE.

Orange July / (SpeciaD.-Mchael Ryan. ten years
old. OF No. 400 Plane-st-. Newark, who was one of
a party OF children brought out to-day by Father
Carroll. of St Bridgets Church, on a picnic.
strayed away and went swimming In Crystal Lake.
West Orange. He was seized by cramps and
drowned. The body recovered.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
A WEDDING.

Asbury Park. July (SpeciaD-Afiss Josephine s.,
Ten Brock. the eldest daughter OF Mayor Ten
RroecL was married at noon to-day to James W.
Richardson Of Washington The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. DR.. W. r. Wedderspcons
pastor OF the First Episcopal Church
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
WANT RAILROAD COMPANY RESTRAINED

Nice-Chancclor Stevenson at Jersey City yester-
day heard arguments the applica tion an
order to compel the Pennsylvania Railroad show
cause why it should not be restrained from using
garbage a filing on its riparian grant at Green
vile. Jersey City. The e-chancellor ordered
counsel TO file briefs and said he would render
decision in a few 1ays. A complaint against the
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
ORDERs ZOE INDEPENDENCE DAY.

Grief of Police Murphy OF Jersey City has issued
the orders for Independence Day The entire po-
lice force will be on duty from o'clock the
evening OF July to o'clock on the morning OF
July O. and the patrol force Will be incIessed by
o1e-half on July 4. The police are instructed 10
corfscate all revolvers and pistols In the posses
sion or persons under sixteen years old and 10
seize union torpedoeS.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
NAY TAKE TESTIMONY ABROAD.

DECISION OF THE SPANISH CLAIMS COMMISSION
MAKES FURTHER LEGISLATION NECESSARY
Commission decided this afternoon that testimony
may be claims either in outside of the
limited States This decision will make necessary
additional legislation this point next winter.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
NORE MONEY VOTED FOE RRrDaEs.

Hackensack. July (SpeciaD.-The Bergen County
Board Of Freeholders. which month ago voted
an appropriation Of $4,000 for bridges. this after
noon voted an additional appropriation OF $1,000
the first amount having been exhausted within two
weeks after the last meeting.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
SCHOOL TEACHERS DISAPPOINTED.

The Jersey City school teachers did not get their
salary warrants yesterday for June. July and Au-
gust. and many OF them were disappointed. as they
had arranged leave the city yesterday. City
Treasurer Heppenheimer was absent from the city
and did return time 10 sign the warrants
The teachers will be paid to-day.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02

The list Of Commissioners Of Deeds appointed by
the Board OF Aldermen last week. published In
The city Record" yesterday, includes Frederick
F. FIeck Alderman from the With District. Mr..
FlrCk was recently tried and acquitted on the
charge of maintaining a disorderly resort at the
concert hall which he conducts at No lot Bowery.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
THREE KILLED ov GRADE CROSSING.

Indianapolis, July Wabash flyer No struck
a carriage containing a man. his wife and two
children at crossing near Huntington last night
The father. mother and one Cf the children were
instantly killed and the other child so badly in
jured that his life is despared OF.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
HEARS OF BROTHERS. DEATH AND DIES.

Haddonfeld. July (SpeciaD-Mrs. Anna c. Brad
dock wife Of Charles s. Braddock. ST.. OF Centre
ST. this town. was taken suddenly I'll yesterday
afternoon hearing OF the death OF her brother
William r. Tatem, of Trenton, and died. Mrs
Braddock was the mother of Lieutenant Charles =
Braddock of the New-Jersey Naval Reserves
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
CANOE AND SWIMMING RACES.

MontcIair. July CSpeciaD--The canoests OF the
MontcIair Young Mems Christian Association will
hold a series of races on the Passaic River at SIN
gao on Thursday. There will also be a swimming
contest by some Of the members for the cham
pionship OF the association.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
MRS. MOTT RETURNS TO BUFFALO.

Mrs Henry Elliott Mott, having fully recovered
her health, returned yesterday TO her duties as
Commissioner at the Pan-American
EXPOSITION.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
PENSION OFFICE EFFICIENCY.
ITS ENORMOUS BUSINESS PRACTICALLY
BROUGHT UP TO DATE BY COM
MISSIONER EVANS
lay TELEGRAPH TO TIE TR1RuNF. ]


Washington, July 1.-The remarkable eff
cheney of the Pension Office and the facility with
which its enormous business is conducted under
the present management was demonstrated in a
statement prepared to-day at the meeting Of
chiefs Of divisions under Commissioner Evans
showing the number of pensions granted and
certificates issued in the fiscal year just closed.
The figures are as follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
COLD STORAGE PLANT FOR JERSEY CITY

A mammoth cold storage plant is TO be con-
structed in Jersey City the block bounded by
First Second. Warren and Provost SITS, by the
Merchants Refrigerating Company. The contracts
for the building aggregate $4,000
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02

AWARDED TO HIM FOR SERVICE RENDERED AT
THE LADYSMITH SIEGE.

Washington. July Ambassador Choate has in
formed the State Department that South African
medal has been awarded to Anson Blenus an
American citizen. in recognition of the valuable
service rendered by him driver of the engine
connected with the water supply of Ladysrnith in
the siege Of that town. He adds that the British
Foreign Office requests that the medal be for
warded TO Mr.. Blenus at No. 216 West THIRTY
fourth-st., New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
MOVE TO CHANGE CLERICAL VIEWS.

Rome, July According to Vatican circles
one of the principal subjects Of the recent con-
ferences between Cardinal Gibbons. Archbishop
Chappelle and Cardinal Rampolla how to
devise means for counteracting the Spanish sym
pathies of the priests in Cuba and the Philip
pines. 1t is said that the United States through
Cardinal Gibbons, requested that the necessary
measures be taken to secure the immigration
of Dutch Belgian, French and American clergy
10 Cuba and the Philippines, in order gradually
to change the pro-Spanish character of the
priesthood. It is added that the suggestion
favorably received at the Vatican
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
ADnIRAL RODGERS AT KOBE. JAPAN.

Washington. July 1.-The Navy Department has
been informed of the arrival of Rear Admiral Rod
gers at Kobe, Japan. aboard his flagship, the New
York, with the gunboat Yorktown. They are to
take part in the Perry monument ceremonies
July
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
uR. ROOFS NEW PRIVATE SECRETARY.

Washington. July Secretary Root has appoint
ed Merritt o. Chance as his private secretary Mr..
Chance is at present chief clerk TO the Fourth
Assistant Postmaster-Cseneral
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
REAsURY BOyD PURCHASES

Washington. July 1.-The Secretary of the Treas |
ury to-day bought sl2sooo short term per cent
bonds at liz s349 interest due July cut and $50 900
5s at LOS. 93O5.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
ORIGINAL. ISSI-ES

The increase in the number Of pensioners on
the rolls June 80. 1901 compared with the
same date last year. is about twenty-five hun
dred.
Number Of claims pending June 80 1897 es5 o59
Number IF claims pending 81 .........
Inventory now being takenD
On this showing Commissioner Evans took oc-
casion to thank his chiefs for the good and sys-
tematic work done last year and the results ac-
complished in bringing the work of the bureau
up practically current.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
ARBITRATION AT THE CONGRESS-

AGITATION OF THE QUESTION TRANS
FERRED TO SOUTHERN REPUBLICS.
here recently over the extent TO which arbitra-
tion should be theme before the Congress OF
American Republics TO be held in the City Of
Mexico has been transferred to the Southern
republics, where there is much agitation on the
question. In Venezuela the two views are be-
ing presented. one by Minister Guachalla, OF
Bolivia, who represents his country here, as well
as at Caracas, and the other by the Chilian
Commissioner. who has just arrived there. In
Nicaragua delegates from Argentina, Peru and
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
rAFTs NEW COMMISSION SIGNED.

THE PRESIDENT ACTING UNDER ALL HIS
POWERS IN THE PHILIPPINES.
Washington, July 1.-The President to-day
signed the commission of Judge William II. Taft
as Civil Governor of the Philippine Islands.
Judge Taft was informed some time ago, when
instructions were sent 70 him relative to the
establishment Of civil government in the islands
on July A. that he would be appointed Civil
Governor. While the appointment Of the Civil
Governor is credited to the War Department,
this does not mean necessarily that the President
is proceeding entirely under his power in
setting up civil government in the Philippines.
He is not differentating the source. Of his
thority. He is acting. il Is authoritat lively
stated, under all the powers he has in the
premises.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
NEW DIGNITY FOR ALDERMAN FLECT

All except the last five are reappointments.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
SCHOOL APPOINTMENTS ANNOUNCED
AN INSPECTOR FOR MANHATTAN AND
EIGHTEEN MEMBERS OF THE
BROOKLYN BOARD.

Mayor Van Wyck has appointed Martin Gold
berger an inspector OF schools for the Eighth
School District OF Manhattan and Tho Bronx
The appointment continues until February 10. 1902
The Mayor also announced yesterday these ap-
pointmcnts 10 the Brooklyn School Board:
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02

Leo BarnberEer. Michael Murphy.
;. eastman. George r Nostrand
John ] C,Igan A T sullivan
I bower X Thompson
John J = Pagan. John 7. Bretn 80.
r I Farrell John y. F. HILL .'tt
james J. HUT. George r IAyh- '
Ad1lph kienil. ". :. Hurley.
Henry c. Mclean. George 1hnken.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-27

here Wild ducks have only moderate call Rabbits
IRREGULAR quote English snipe and golden PloSer
s1sTsse to pair 50 SSas5 Do Esht weghs
ghf weights s5csi 2s Wid ducks R Pa nas1d 7ss
dawn % asc a. T and aBSs P6o Rs @ iass p
PoTATos And 81 cf Poatoe.
S5 oG hsv & n Gs rs AND .SSv 9 band and
weak with prices SLOWING slight decline: Berrnuas aud
g Hyans cost high and held steady but meeting very
et Irregular figures Forids Vegetables have arrived
lighter late and market adTspoed about s. last saiur
day. but weaker again at the close
tables 3 Snss a P ane ssy soW asd Oh 3sns
lettuce mostly poor and receiving little attention Norfolk
aesS 1ssn
quite pieaiy ar ana sEiSss csora eauiowsTs
iFresua ausy e3SIGe sell VEL We quo quote =; ps PS9s
sf 1S bs a De es p f E. h s.! 81
s. ossi g. g. sHss aSl Js:ey sG s'1s psr iad bS
psT loo Sne5e: % pdo' DO Fd Rs ps OF pe crate
DO psE Bermuda Pf ee 5c
per den stalks Isa75c; do Florida per case 81 50a
81 1O crse s. osss ss So tcoP
fora per crate 81 25as2 IS; essplants Florida per box
Tad Der o Re ss6 kse NfoS So per Sb
hshlrh per 100 lunches sass HS ssgss ss
oka carrier 81 59@Sa DO BeFmgds per
snd wSe 30 per S6 sS5 ao yso%
So o DO red s. 2$a % 3 do Orange an e. County our @ Na pf5 5
state and western White 5HI y 81 Se9
Florida basket 81 5O@S3; do per
box S24s2 80 peppers. Florida carrier 81 25asZ
parsley New-Oreans. 100 punches. S3tts3 co. 90
bermuda, per crate $idS2: ronlains NeW-oreals per
bb, $4aS5 do Bermuda. crate SlTsl go 90 FioTt
per half Dbl basket, s1gs2: squash: per bol sssl 90
folk per bbl 81 1899 80; do Baltimore 81 90 turhs
Canada Russia. per bb T5QS5c tomatoes tIorida per
81 50GS3; Havana carrier. tocqs1 90 o-
SCNDItIE-Beeswax in light supply ana stea1S at -'
quoted 75aS5c per gallon Ioacy light supply but heid
steady. We quote' State clover white fancy per ip,
l6c: fair good 12q lac: do bucwheat ioGilc Ca
forria strained TaGSc southern in bulk per gallon %
Gf75c. Ginseng ranging from " SOf 20 % per TO-
Nuts-Peanuts in moderate supply held steady under
favorable advices Very little IN other nuts We
quote: Virginia hand picked FANCY per TO- &C
do Nd Spanish s.elled Sac; do No virginia sneileo
round lots ungaded adoc, hickory nuts
50cGIS1 30: bull nuts. new. oOcffSl So, -,. :.
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-Supplies were again liberal
From the looks of the list prices have undoubtedly
ioosened good portion OF point hay Ths gives
grade lots keep their grip late fall prices Nev
Shippers that this is market odds
and ends Cnsaablc hay has been a orug here
all and this Is time TO snip resuar quatl,les
closed steady today popular of prime TO
best No .STFAW-Suppies are moderate and he
quite clear at S.isGc per l 10 1or
useful TO prime long We quote: Prime large
bales 100 10 e5g9T be- No eogg24c yovs- So
prime 7SH7T 4odf45c For small bales fun
quality marked concessions Receipts OF hay
IN reported at the Fcoduce t%Clanse
Pennsylvania 100 Delaware. Iackawanna and Western
20: West Shore 100; LNhigh Valley 30, Balti19r- aIp
Ohio So Central OK Jersey, 40; Vermont central
30: total 1870 Receipts OF straw 90 tons oy fa'
New-York tribune., 1901-02-27
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Nor5. February 20, 1901.
rOTTFI--As compared with nearly 100000 bags sales
.serday's market to-days business confined 10
,eas bags and part represented even
M Of recently accrued obligations The at hand
vas beash average. ana resulted in lower prices
market opened STEADY. hut 10
,rs low - IN syuar atfy i'm European
r,srlets The heavness Intensified later in the morn
support OF the bun
ioue 20 support the market expected and 10 uemen
aqs receipts ports and interior OF the crop
.rrrrry Al noon a loss Of 10 70 - points ap
haven't with the feeling heavy In the last hour there
.or better buying, based the
lief that the copper syndicate would allow the
least. and that higher
rces order before the close OF the week. The
finally points higher 10 10
nors lower A late rally = Hayre did much
strengthen sentiment in the las: hour. Spot coffee
N he street market queter but fairly steady. with
prices sustained about the basis Of Ii=c for in
voice No : Rio.
The snee of contract prices in the market to-day
follows.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-27
NEvv-YORK TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY

aEAL--ou.et: quoted Kiln dried. 50 55ns2 40 as L
pe1io bAG MEALSteady quoted Fine white and
srng bran spot slT 25s1T 5O sacks 10 arrive 200 NJ
sr M 2gasls @ a. s29g 6.sn m bulk sle 5gsi7 2s coarse win
chop. slI 50 oil meal. Sas
,GKAtN-WHEAT-The wheat market opened and
&c lover cables being unsatisfactory and outlook
for demand
pubic speculation give support. It very
To| market working within OF lsc, and finally
vas practically foreign interest in Weather
chcitlons az home and abroad favorable while
peaIed % be large enough when with
i.tnd Tor the grain The feature Of the statistics
ess "aet or the Rockies 1926 Goo bush and the de
crease IN the amount afoat for Europe and in that
80 "t'0oO bush The statement makes decrease
- sf-oO busl In the worlds visible. while year
Ihefe Was an increase corresponding
Mfet ne export business o loads
14rk aild loads other ports. Quotations of
lnlI,; Ole; od No Northern Duluth sac. l North
-" - e 10 arrive; No Northern Chicago Soc:
Silotti No hard Chicago. SlAc spot; NJ hard New
lors sl4sc. CoRN-rhere very little change in
me previous DAYS figures and. after in Nav
aha a,, :inis within variation ot &c
hi me later positions about unchanged Grading
- improve, Sradstreet's reports a.
II IS noted that Duluth holds the
aoe sulp,, IL IS SAID that this is available
Tor early delivery The market corn was about
seady with sales Of II LOADS this port loads at
other ports, for export The market closed as fol-
lows, ahoat; No corn. prompt 477sc: No white
There quiet market for oats Prices at tha ee+
yielded ontiop
me Local market for supplies closed dull with sales
% 11o0o bush No closed SIC: No :; oats 30a -
~ 2a52r; track white 32a36l.c: No white clips a3bT
- ttl iIMdrket steady: No Western
a4c -. sARl4F;Y-Mar5et easy: feeding was quoted "a
Gio0' ana HlaunE o@HIoc. q i New-Nork