davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-12

claimed for the existing ratio and The
ability OF the United s.ates 10 ssaain-
tain che parity nf The two metals orr
ccpt by "a interchangeable ratio,
which would be grossly imnaciicahlc.
But while the money question IL ard
always will be an important one, Il Il
not probable that !. win come up In
tho shape Of the froe coinage Of gold
ane silver Mt 10 to ~ leading Issue
ia the next campaign. though that
may become n paramount Issue some
time III thc future II the present pur-
pose Of the Money Trust can be forc.
stalled The single gold standard has
been established by law. the promot-
crs Of the Money Tsust have control
otthe executive aud Legislative branches
Of government, and It contemplated
still more radical measures.
During the last session Of Congress
movement was inangurated - make
the silver dollar redeemablc In gold ;
and an cffnrt will be made to carry
out that idea in tbs next Congress
and to limit The silver dollars legal
tender qualities, as well as to retire
greoubacks and make bank notes the
sole paper money, thus leaving gold
the only legal tender. II is in this
! dangerous shape that the money quea.
ton now contronts the country aud
the patriotic efforts of every true BIZ
me,aliist should DO cxerted to prevent
its cousummatioH. II il "a not pre-
vented the country will be more &C.
ourcly In the clutches OF the Money OF
National Banking Trust, and st would
take Az almost universal revolution Of
public sentiment to disloge II from it,
statutory entertainments.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-12
Order of Publication.

state OF Missouri. L.
County - -. Fmncals, ~
la the Circuit coen, November Term. 1901
state ~ Missouri at the relation ana 10 thc
use uf Prank hlcAhrdsnn. collector 1T the
revenue of ~. tiaHrols County. F'E,
James y. Going. Defendant.
Now AZ this day crmes the Plaintiff
~ herelp, by her attorneys, ripkin q
~uiuk. and flies her petition and aTiiavit
alleging among other thinas that Defend.
ara, James D. sspyng. r. not q resident Of
the state ~ Missouri, WhgUpuVIu, &c Is Ca.
Ivy the GlsFk ~ this Court ~ vacation. that
said Defendant be notified by publication
that Fidintta has commenced sutt against
him ia this Court, the object ana general
nature OF which q to enforce The collection
o. b1ck taAes dac ~" couHty Of ~. fmn-
cots ANA tho state oi Missouri FOR the years
1875. 1877. iSN. iNpanl llOJ. amounting tn
al 20 ga.Al. on the following described de
hnunsnt ana forfeited lands 20 VII ~
acres, cast hnlf nt lgi ana lp northeast
quarter, section tive, township thirty four
range i've ana tAc northeast unHrtHr of
eerfiun i've township thirty fDur. FHugp
ave. lYinR ana being In said -. FwUcpit
county are stat" % Missouri; and that an.
less the said james D. suing br ana appear
at this Duurt, az tbs next term thereof. 20
be begun uuH holden gt the Court House in
the city ~ fnunluuion, 81 said county. On
tue eleventh duy ~ NovpiuhHr next. nHd
oH ~ before the iTsi day thereof. Ia the
term slaIi 50 long continue land n NOT
then before the last day ~ said tprui--an.
Ewer or plead - the petition IN said cause,
tue same VIII bH taken nE confessed uus
Judgment VII! lr rendered accordingly
And q De- further uruCfri TINT copy
hrfCuf he VubliF' rl, according Go lt1y. lU
Tho Pennington Times. "a nesysp1I g puH.
Nsited in snid cuuuiY uf 80. lruruy. for
four weeks gurcNsHisriFt uBIEFhHl az irH M
unrUh week. the lat lnsuttip ip ue az least
NNpvu Huye before Tho iiIsi day ~ said next
November term - thls Court
j. e.. Williams, tlfraii tteff
~ &. r. NttSyUN, nsiutr
A true copy from tile record
........ Witness nay hand and 'ur seal
OF the C.rCuit Court Of ~ Fuu.
co.'s c1unty, this Hth dHy Of Au.
.'..'''' gust, GAi.
J &. WILLIAMS. Circuit CLERK.
~ 6 .. WfI.A~ON, 10 e..
SCptembri T., 1901,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-12
Trustees Sale.

where's. IIaniel \. Gibbs. by Ais certain
deed ~ trust dated tie fir8t day uf AuveIn
her. ifyo, aftd recorded IN the Recorders
Office Of vt, Francois county Missouri ia
t9astk o., at r8Ea ASs. conveyed 50 The unsteg
signed Trustee the Following deacrfite1 real
estate, situate, isinE mud being in tbs
county II -, ErBnenis ard state OF Mix
souri, tUswIts
The west Init as TIM southwest quarter.
ard the northeast quarter Of the southwest
quarter, and the lspatheaEt qaarteg ut tho
northwest quarter. IN sRetion fwenty st.ua
fss township thAffE six gaHJlnorth, Tmuaa
Iye ~ eaxt, suhfeEs % the FIGHT og svaf of
the Mississippi River and IlonaH Terra lsml!
way Company fhrouah and over the selith.
wcst 9nsrieF Of tue aoashwest quarter
thereof
whicn Said conveyanee was made ,n
trust 10 s@eusH the payment Of two rarinifl
HFpWissnry Hutes M said deed described
neH whereas by the teffEs nf said deed nj
krssst said notes are pasl due and remain
HnpHtI, and WhFfnas shH said UaHieI n
Clubs has peeH deceased rn5Fn than nine
uaungiani 00ly tiaNrwsora. tn accordance
:1l4A the prngEssnNs saf salu deed nj tTslaes
and Al thH request or fha kakAi siUadsr OF
said noses. lwitf. On
Saturday. September IL, 1901.
EsatsNan Ilse hours us nsna Dsnipca III the
luFeHnaa aRsi fse d 'risssk III taW afsSfF.s0u
e thar tsas. nj the ssHss an1s VI sAsa EoaFs
H0ase III tfsv r.fT nj .faguil1RfrH II gAit
silAfi. veil ~ nlltlie aurIian 10 EilA sissftaeH
Hiais~r For sasIs the nbNFe 1FAsrTf{aNH rect
estate n aastxIy sagd nata ami tslA rssss IL
uxecasiaz tnIs tFsas
nssks h Il. Asgiff trustee
Aaisasi i. asaai.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-12
Centennial Celebration Meeting.

The meeting called BY Mayor VII.
son for last Saturday at the Court
House to consider means and take
steps for the centennial celebration Of
our town was SHINY attended aud
nothing was done. The excitement
ald interest attending the attempted
assassination Of the President cngrosscd
everybody 10 the exclusion II local
matters, which accounts 10 a measure
FOR tho Jack Of Interest in the 1ncciing.
1t was decided to adjourn until next
Saturday evening at 7:30 O'Clock at
the Court House, when Il IL hoped the
people Of the town, aud especially the
business and professional men, will
turn out and give impetus to this
movement,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-12
A wELL-ESows ALBANY RAN


isswcmmsnas chamh~riain's Collie. casos-
era sad Dsarriswa nemsay,
About ! Q months ego ar, w. &.
Manning Of Albasy, N. r.. widely
kEcwn In trade circles AZ the repre-
sentative O. the Albany Chemical Co..
was suffering from pFUirAeied attack
Of diarrhoea. II tried Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and DIarfboca iiem-
cdy.' he says.~"and obtained imme-
'iiate friiri | rhrvrfuiiy recommend
this medicine 10 those similarly aElic-
ted This rciucdy IL not au-aa,rin.
gent and tor that reason no bad effects
follow Ito use. It checks the ,ilar-
Fhoea by curing the disease which
causes IL. L. never falls aud is pleas
ant to take. For sale by City Drug
Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-12

The Old sestle.'s Reunion Of JEFF.
erson county will be held al victoris
on September alsl.
The plant Of The OH Mil snppls
Company was burned o, ponlas Hlufi
on the ist, with loss Of s1o.O
Tsin brothers, Fritz and John Nil
leT, aged ~ years, visited iEiilshoru
lasl wesk. An nider brother. aged
81, WIS with them.
Iapt. Samuel EIcsasnn 0f Wash-
iagsoa county saks sllss hiz corn crop
nil Average 40 bushels Ia the acfe ou
aae pirea Of ground.
The Frnslefscksown Denocrsl- News
Ssfs tIsers i great scarcity uf huns,ss
% rent IN that tawn, and brafs ah0us
eight INV haascs beIas ID courso u
cobassact.sn u pfeseat
Two Ilssh i{syes childres. IIsinK Il,
rotosi, xofe Isyinx iossiher iii
snek. when uh6siI1 threw puxch
teea ii fsAness, sinking him IL III
Nv All destroying IN siehs " Ii.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-12
THE ATTEMPT TO ASSASSEYATE
THE PRESIDENT.

Tho world Is called upon to witness
another crime OF that pariah Of sOci-
city, law aud order, called anarchism
It ha. is=. =:Teos oas 9! L. asnrdernus
Il iupotout flows against The ireest
aud most liberal government ON earth
through i,s representative head; "A
man whose private life Is moulded
along lines OF bcncyolrnCe, purity and
gcutleness, and WIN, however much
ne may differ with him In political
doctrine, the construction Of funda-
mental laws aud governmental policy,
b universally recognized as patriot
and man If honest purpose mud
ability. There is nothing Ia the liie
Of President Mckinley, rs the people
comprehend him, that would invite
malice or muFicruus hate; on the
contrary, his individual characteristics
never fail 10 Win the respect aud ad.
miralion Of all who come into per.
sonal contact with him, aud the lore
Of those who know him most intl.
malcly; but these characteristics arc
no safeguard aSains, the assassin's
bullet directed by The hand Of an.
arrhy,
Anarchy is enmi'y TO all govern.
ment, however considcratc Of human
rights, political and religious liberty,
Individual freedom aud tho pursuit Of
happiness. /. would abolish all TO.
Nraint with which human government,
founded upon the laws Of God, shields
she innocent, the peaceablc and the
weak from the selfish and base pas
,ions Of the wicked aud lawless 1t
b the most dannablc conception
ngains, constituted authority, law aud
order that the devil ever insiiilcd into
human mind.
A Republic, founded upon the cou-
sen; Of the people, has the III viii Of
this dcgrnded species Of satanic moral
insanity no less than the most ALSO
lutte monarchy. 1t matters no, TO It's
morally dcpraved devotecs whether The
head Of the government at which it
strikes be dcspoiic OF democratic,
whether it, ruler be by nature a ~
raut or the gentIc,l and most con.
seientious executive Of the most bcucf-
iceut established laws; he is the rep,
preventative of government, and auar.
chy has naught to do with govern
mcnt II is & distorted caIicaiurc
that stands fox unbridlcd license,
moral chaos, murder, assassination
aud thst worst of NIL dcspoIic con.
eeptioGs tho dcspolism Of disorder
and lawIcssuess.
a. cnmi,y with God and man,
numerically insignificant, imP1tent 10
carry out its purpose, II can never
vreyal; but Ia its diabolical secret
eonclayes, ii may will the death Of
sone loved ruler or absolute despol--
with Il there i no distinciiou--and
the ,yraunical, iron rule Of It's own
hell begolIcn organization selects one
Of lis oath bound slaves, who dares
not II he would disobcy It's mandate.
to do It's cOwardIy work,
What small recompcnse for bis
crime ID the conviction aud physical
death of the creature who executes
such a mandate
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-12
Order Of Publication.


UnuHty Of - Francois. -
in the Circuit Court. November Term. ts1i
stats OF MlsaauFi al the relation uf and to
the use Of frInk Richardson, collector Of
TIE revenue Of ~. sraneoss County, PHI,
Tho unknown helrs 81 william j. Cole. De
PENDANTS.
Nov at this day comes the Plaintiff
" herein ~ her attorneys. pipktn a
swink, and files her petition and AFFIDAVIT
alleging amtouR other things that Defend
ants. the UnkneSvn heirs OF william j. Cole,
are not residents Of the stat OI Missouri,
and are unknawn 10 tlge FinintiT llureis
waereuppn IL "a ordered by tbs Glesk ol this
Court m vacation that said DESCENDANTS IL
notified hy publication that IHalntsn has
cnft1Hefaced u HniF AGAINST thHua III this
uonrt, the uhsecf and general natara Of
daiinaistlt lagI tn the state OF Missouri and
county at ~ Nrnhetiia and due eaId county
amt state described as follows q l.sfes,
the sUHtltaasf Qnmg1sr az tire unTtawart
quarteF. anu the northwest quarter pi tue
nnsIhHnat quarter all III section ~, town
ship ~ range &, feK she PEARS 1857, islss, iSsg
ataa fzsa amounting % ell 10 " ~ tFiatntifF
states fHat eise verify bellows there are ref-
Eofss Interested I'll the subject matter Of ahis
Petition wttFsT~ nmiItrG kiaN uannuf insert
therein hacasse they aEe unknown 20 her;
hfa fbMa fnHy have an Interest ae Heirs ~
AiiiiantJ Gals aua derived a. lgnlTs Df Wti-
liam u tt0Ia. ts far Az her knpNi@aEa OK
lends ansi sFaul1 pas lhs Court. tt vaegs
nias =. e .saks ~ ..ger Fl pa'iisassen ~ I,
said unknown hFiTH III Wliifatn j s'ssB ~
ant appear NJ this rtgpfE. at the nNAt tsEan
thereof, tn ba iaasnn ard heideu ~ sssa
said county. On tlsa eleventh Gay 5l Aus@n.
bsu }Esxf. and 0s1 or before tbs s7fxF day III
sesa feasuA u tbs term sisni 80 ipHe rsakEssae
~~sxnd II nnt ftsau ON pE before tho last Aag
at sald tefsu-s answer nr plead IL sise fsrts.
finti ~ fHs- rassEH. ftsss EHistr VIII ~ f%ssn
q confessed and tassamvnt Will be ren
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-12
LUNATIc ASYLUM No. 4.

since last March work has been stog pea
on the new insane asylum OF Pennington.
Nn.. because the appropriation Is cx-
kAusied. The legislature can ma money to
ada Immensely to tie own cost by hiring an
army OF supeFnuous clerks ami otherwise.
bat half.cumpleted insane asylum Is
halted for lack of funds ~ tho present
rate Pennington viii get State ruth and
Hot an asylum. No bids are invited and
che delay must coaiinuo indefinitely. The
present legislature appropriated slIs 800 70
continue the WORK. but the money Is evi.
IDENTIFY not on land. southeast Missouri is
quite right to raise disturbance IN the
aatter.--Gl0be Democrat.
The above from the Globe Demo.
erat shows that the writer Is badly
informed II will not do to lay the
blame on the Legislature; il should
b. placed on the commissioners and
She power that made them. Thls Is
evident, because the entire sih0. 900
appropriated in 1899 was expended
for The purchase of site at a specu-
lalive price and the building Of five
cottages TO be used for housing the
Nsaue. According TO Legislative cam
miitee reports, every dollar Of money
shea appropriated was thus expended.
No administration building, no kitch-
en-, no water, no drainage, no any
shing absolutely necessary TO the
practical operation 81 the institution
were crpxted or provided
The management up To the meeting
Of the Legislature In 1000 WIS unwise
10 say tho lcast. Why cxpend every
dollar appropriated on FIVE cottages,
with no arrangement whatever to take
care Of and feed the inmates aud fur
Hish them medical aid and asSistances
II the management had been praeli-
sAl, Il would have erected swp or three
If the costages---two would have been
ampla---and part "a tho appropriation
could have been expended Ia provii-
i'm walsr. erecting an administration
huiiding. house for The siolentls in-
sane. and q kitchen and dining hail
The State could than hare begun %
realize On it, ontlay Of iissssnys and
che appropriations ahsseafses could
have been usss = neussaily required
iar the cresiiap x additional cottages
Ii Che gid. wants 10 net honesty
and give ihs people honess information |
y snast plasa HE blame whare / De-
hnxs. True. there i aoEAiag nna
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-12

John M. Grove shot man named
Hicks Ia Admission, Mississippi couaty.
on the Sd, during dispute Ia regard
TO a school contract Grove IL u
school teacher, aud Hicks proposed
that the contract with Grove DO void
u no got drunk, as he did sometimes.
Hicks condition is not aerlous and he
may recover.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-12
Nothing Like Oh.

'ln dealing with men, remember
that a spoonful Of oil will 20 farther
than gallon of yinegaT." The same
may be said Of children. There "a
nothing so good for children as tho
old.fathioucd castor oil. However
much they may abhor 1t, Il is their
best medicine for disorders Of the
bowels. In the more sevese cases Of
diarrhoea and dysentery, however,
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and hi.
afrhoea Remedy should be given after
The oil operates. aud quick oure is
sure to follow. For sale by City
Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-12

The Fiedaficklewn Democrat News
says that tho Baptist Church at that
place hns called Rey. NJ. NJ. Munger
OF Oklahoma TO be pastor aud lie will
probably accept. AIR. Munger was az
ono Time In charge OF the Farminglon
Baptist Church.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-12
Executors Notice.

Notice Is hereby given tlsaf letters sastA
nfNnfnfy were gFaufad tn the uIldwTataDsst
w the Probate Gpnrt Of Sc fFwurnis
county. Missouri. dated september &, Iasf
on tis estate ot
SAMUEL g. 0ussnM, Deed
AT rereonz having claims aaAinst sat,i
estate ara required ~ exhibit lfumi TO fan
kNsrut0fs tot allowance wifhla aae YrHr
from the date a gaid letters on fltsy maj
ne pfRrlHaesl frpni amy heneai Of Hai1 eFs
inir. ana If not exhibited f0f ailasSa nca
wlthin two years from the date at said
letters they Wfi be forever smrrea.
gaMhs 4 et,s~na rxeca.ors
ssnppiel4iiaF "a, I.sa.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-12
Notice to Taxpayers,

T-ba undaraiRned. cgliectrg ~ the Reves
nus 81 ~ fFaneuis county, Missouri. WITH
meet thH taxpayers uf said county a. sitn
IpliowfnH named places on the dates sai
taxes. IN addition b state, Cnunty, Road
ana eeilDo taxes. ! VIII collect foil Tax
ff1u MI puNstak .paygr8 who have not
paid AnY une failing 10 pay tageN until
after January lst, taut, viii I've required 10
par additional charges. II yua have maid
your roll taz always biting Jour receipt
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-12

Autisn Is iIwtr9r Eivwn thmR glse nnsts,r.
signed. Administrator vf the estate az
j Is. HARsigssKs i1ecisi,
wiia make iinal snffiamsgt III said assmfh
AZ tsia next term oe tise PROBATE caurf ~
NJ, kfanrala county. Missouri. to ~ s5eeAsi
ana held ~ lac Court uon4e IN Yarmsnk-
Ia eAettabaF. 1871
september =. fioi.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-12

state 90 MiEF1Nfi az %" relation ana 10 the
use ui tmuE richardson collector az the
rvVsHuc ut So Francois t1unty IH'T.
vs..
Gustavus snoernsra. Defendant.
NOW al this day rDma1 ihu Plaintiff
~ hlrein by har attorneys. Tpktn 3
swiuh, 1uI ales urr petition aud AFFIDAVIT. .
alleging among nthgT Things that Defend
ant. busiHFBs Nilbprhvs x. Is not q resident
% JNa state ut Missouri, wHnraup1u, Il ls
ordered by the CLERK ~ vacation, that aaii
Dofeu1uui tse notified uy publication that
flaIt TIT has commenced SUIT against hIn
IN this Court the ultleei and general IA
tnrent WHICH % ~ enforce the ale ON ~
back taxes due thr county nf ~. Francois
and state 81 Missouri tnr the years leH.
ifrff is~. ts9 ana ig1D, amounting IN all :
tlb.fi. on the following dusrribed dHlin.
queHt aud forfeited lands. 10 W.T. West
hail Of northwest quarter, and west hatf
Df southwest quarter, OF section II. tORu-
shin -, range i've east. containing fust
acrrs lying and being IN the county 81 ~
Francois ana state OF Missouri. aud thar
unless lie said 1HstaFus silhefitFrz hp npd
nppsnr at titls court, At the nuxt term
Hereof to be begun and holden at the
Court House tn the city OF Huntington. In
Fald county. on the eleventh dar Of Novem.
hsf next. and sn OF before the ftFst tgay nf
said torn, II the term shall 90 long con
ttuun-and u not, then on ot before -" last
day Of said term-answeE or plead "a the
petition IN said cause. the same viii ha
taken as confessed. aad Judgment VIII he
rendered accordingly.
hereof be- published. according 10 law. IN
The Pennington Times, a newspaper pub
hshed iu said county Of 81 Francois, foe
four weeks successfully, published at least
once a week, the last Insertion 10 be at least
fifteen days before the first day IF said next
November term Of this court.
J. g, AGiLtAMH. Circuit CiUfk.
Try q. II. WsIksOH, Deputy.
true cops from the record
........ Witness ms hand. and the seRi
-. . a the circAit Court OF st Fran.
cots county. this 9lsh dag of Al.
's'.'''' gust, 1901
.. &. WILLIAMS, ClFruii nIerE.
ily &. =. WILSON, u. g.
September II, Iu1t.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-12
Order Of Publication

- alta ~ Missouri, f
County Of - Francois, 'a'
IN the Circuit court, November fern. tlul
state 81 Missouri al the ralat lon aha a. tho
use oi fmuk richardson ,k1.tactar ~ the
TvVsHtic 20 49, Francois t1uHty IT'T.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-06-12
WATCH YOUR KIDNEYS,
They Indicate Good or
Bad Health.
FREE ADVICE GIVEN ABOUT THE
KIDNEYS

Kidney complaints usually commence
with cold chilIs, especially in the back
and loins, followed with fever and pain.
The pain extends to the bladder, loins
and thighs. The urine becomes highly
colored or extremely light. 1t sometimes
looks red or blood like, with brickdust
sediment after standing; or it may be
stringy or milky and filled with albu-
men When these conditions are allowed
to continue they result in one ore more
of the following diseases: Backache,
Weak Back rheumatism, Govt, Dia-
betes, Bright's Disease, Gravel, Irritation
of the Bladder, Scalding of the Urine,
Swelling of the Ankles, Dropsy or some
other form of Kidney or Urinary Trouble.
Watch the kidneys for these diseases and
symptoms and take Stuart's Gin and
Buchu. 1t instantly goes to the seat of
the trouble, giving power, life and vigor
to the kidneys, relieving all the symp-
toms and making a perfect cure after
all else fails. Women, men and children
can take this remedy with safety and
pleasure Stuart's Gin and Buchu made
especially for sick, weak kidneys, and
cures rheumatism. Try this grand old
cure. Druggists, or by express prepaid,
81. Free advice given about the kid
neys. Stuart Drug Co., "a Wall street,
Atlanta, Ga.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-06-12
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York June 1.-THE desultory
movement of prices in today's stock mar
ket demonstrated the professional char
acter into which it has again relapsed.
The volume of dealings fell back near
to the level which was reached previous
to last weeks squirt of speculative ac-
tivity. The diminished interest showed
a tendency to become congested in few
stocks. The strength of these had some
influence in sustaining the general market
but this waned in the latter part of the
day. The opening made a good show of
strength under the combined influence Of
favorable Interpretation of the Govern
ment crop report, published after the close
yesterday and the rumors which came
thick from London that peace was immi
nent in South Africa The crop report
had the greater effect on account of the
short selling with has been done by the
bears during the past week in expec
tation of a showing of great deterioration
in the crops Notwithstanding the decline
in condition of the winter wheat crop
during the month and the decrease in
acreage of the spring wheat crop, experts
are able to figure a bumper crop on the
Government showing. The rains which
have fallen since the first of the month
which is the date of the Governments
computation were also taken as an off
setting factor to the upfavorable features
of the report The short covering which
developed yesterday afternoon was there
fore continued with energy this morning
There was an attempt nevertheless to
distinguish in detail the effects of the re-
ports as bearing on different States. The