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The sun., 1901-10-24
POSTER TICKLES CROKER.
pSctures Candidate shepard - Hero Of
the Rapid Transit Tunnel.

the Rapid Transit Tunnel.
Mr.. Croker sp~nt a little of his time yes-
ssrSiay morning at the Rainbow parlor-,
talking With John A. Mason. but A. 1880
put In an appearance at Tammany Hall
where he stayed until l. Mr. Croker didn't
seem gloomy as he wa. on Tuesday
One thing thar helped TO elevate his spirits
was a hig poster which the art COMMITTEES
Of Tammany Hall brought out for inspec-
tion This poster shows picture 81 a
man at work At a s'aam driller IN one Of the
excavations made FOR thu subway An
other pic'ur. shows the subway oomple,ed
and trains running up and downtown.
There IL "A line over th,-ss Iictur,. stating
that Mr. Shepard IL counsel 10 tbs Rapid
Transit Commission and that the work 81
the subway In nine months ahead ~ schasiule.
Beneath the pictures u thi-:
VOTE for shepard. the constructive Statesman.
Vote against Low. the Obstructive statesman
That's great -aid the squire Put
these all ovor town. Put them evorywhSre.
1ho@a'n be a hit
Mr.. Croker had long tAlbg with Ike
Fromme. Silent Johnny Carroll and Way
ward Father Holahan. A. o'clock he
quit everything and announced that he
was going To the raccs.
The pres. bureau at Tammany Hall
Il at q s'andstill. Sinos the Squire came
down like ton ~ coal on the young men
who prepared figures on the registration,
showing how Shepard was going 90 swecp
the city. no one around the press bureau
has had the nerve 90 Sc, anything out.
The sun., 1901-10-24
TAIxMANY WOMEN MEET.
Tnese In Leader Harburger's District WIN
Work for Their Ticket


About 100 women crowded into the Tam
many Hall olubrooms Of the Tenth Assembly
district st ~ Second avenue YESTERDAY
afternoon at q meettng 81 the Ladies' Demo-
cratic Club OF which Mrs Julius Hamburger
u President This innovation of women
In Tsmmsny Hall politics on the Fast Sid.
also brought to tho rooms nearly all the
men politicians Of note In the district
Tho mon. however. did not venture into
the meeting room. except those OF them
who made sddr~~es. The other. hovered
about the entrances and ped In Many
81 the women came in carriages and auto
mobiles and wers welcomed by Julius HAr-
burger. tho leader. and his son Leo, who 10
running for Alderman.
Mrs. Harburger called the meeting 10
order and remarked that thsy were wrong
who said that women had no place In poll
tics Congressman William Sulzer was
tho first speaker. He started Cd by de-
scribing himself as lone miserable bachelor
and then remarked that newer In his ca reer
had he ever bsen called upon "a addr-ss
women fis essrssd The % oppanents e P.''c u
Tammsny with vilifying the city. which
he said was tho best gov~rned one In the
world. IF these things charged against
this city are true he said. then I say TO
you tha, IL is either time 10 move out or
10 remove the party In power
Among the other msn speakers were
Congressman Goldfogls, livil Justice
Rooech and Councilman Oakley
Miss Ray Solomon and Mis- Maroell
Harbur1er also spoke and advised all tho
woman present TO work for the interest OF
Tammany Hall
The sun., 1901-10-24
REAL TAMMANY CAMpAIGNERS
90 TO TIE ROssMORE AND LOOK
AT THAT OUTFIT.

Tim sullivan Said 10 Bs Psse,ns An ne
Bsib ef the County Candidates
shepard Ought 10 go tp ana Give
Cnser sIIft-Ho6 man Hosse Net In 10.
The real Tammany campaign h being
run from the Roasmore Hotel al Broadway
and Forty--econd street Anybody can TO
there and see for himself On every side
are eentlemen 81 the sullivan and Ensel
strip. They overrin the place, spending
small fortunes each day In cigar~ and drinks.
They Are never seem around the Hoffman
Ho,iss headTIarter The oriers are 10
keep them away from Shepard. He ought
70 70 onos and look at them
Upstairs In q suite Of oonneotins rooms
are the headqAresrs Of John r Oakley. tbs
Tammany candidate for Sheriff Henry W.
Unssr. the candidate for District Attorpsy,
Ike Fromme. tbs candidate for Borough
President; oeorse Fahrbech. the candidate
Tor County Clerk and Frank J. Goodwin.
the candidate for Register Each man has q
room all to himself, a tslsphons. q olsrk, q
negro guard and dumb waiter. All Of the
aoocssoriss are worked hard, especially the
last, for the other end of the dumbwaitsr
shAft opsns ia the Rossmore barroom.
ihere are no press agents.
heporters are not wanted. The trans-
actions at the Ros-more are OF tho Kind
that do not require publicity. whsn Mr..
Oakley wac asked yesterday what the
county candidates wsre doing st the Ross
more b. aid that thsy wers asyi-ting the
candidacy of Mr. Shepard by distributing
literature, and sending wurkYrs OUT 10
th. districts WHERE Tsmmsny Il weakest.
Mr.. Oakley smiled when he said this:
Al Of Mr.. Oskley's friends by the way.
oall him Sheriff When any Que inquiries
Tor hun NJ the Rossmore. hs asks: 'fr the
sherin in'- While callers for Mr. Unser
ah: is the District Attorney in'' Every
time you call Mr.. Uns-r District Attorney,
he grins and touches the dumb wnitsr but
ton. Mr.. Shepard really ought to call
now.
Tim Sullivan. who practically named
the county ticket. Il around the Rossmors |
a good deal, One OF tho clerks Of tho bo:-l |
Said that Sullivan payr the EXPENSES of the |
whole outfit Whether he does or not. he |
is tho boss Of the whole show at the Ross |
mors
orstituds may possibly lead Mr.. shsp- |
ard 20 visit Mr.. sullivan and thank him for 4
the extraordinary expenditures being mad. /
TO Assure him OF tho cooperation Of a trust
worthy District Attorney
The sun., 1901-10-24
MOSS GETS AFTER NAGIE
And uhe sportins street Cleaner Replies
20 Argument Win Oners &c Bei.

Prank Moes made q speeoh az the s-th
low ban Noks, i2sth street and Lexington
avenue. OF Tuesday night in which be re-
new~d his attacks on Street Cleaning Com
missioner Nayle. who is the TaTnmany l@ader
Of tho lower half Of the Thirty fourth dis
u1ct. He raid that Nagla was responsible
for the presence of doz~ns Of ho,isee of
I'll rspute and gsmbling places In the district.
While MIR. Moss was talking to an efor-
nous crowd a handful Of alleged Bryan
Democrats were holding q meeting arroH.
the street. The speakers at this meeting
had evidently been instructed 20 boom
Nagle for they spcnt all their time telling
what pure and holy man tho Tammany
leader was. and said nothing about the
Squire's city or county ticket
When MIR. Moss finished speaking hs
went over To hear what the Bryan men
were talISing about. A man named George
one told him what Nlr. Moss had just said
abcut Nagle, and spotting Moss In the crowd
before mm. he ssid
MIR. Moss. there isn't q gambling bouss
or q disorderly house in the district Mr..
Nagle will paw you 81 600 II you will provo
what you say "a be true. You can't prove
IL because u isn't true
think that IL lie true, srcpied Mr. Moss.
NO taint. no 'tsint. said Mr. Black.
getting excited. There's nothing In that
allegation
Why, there's Q di-ordsrly hou-s within
three doors Of where live, said MIR Moss
rh.r" are others all over the district
You can't stand up there and fool any one
by that kind OF tain
The Cr'Iwd ch-ered Mr. Moss while Black
frantically waved his hands in the air and
yelled hat he would make Mr. Moss prove
his worls The Nayl,. fn,.aiiny v,a. A ,,rs.fy
diminutive affair after Mr. Mus- left
BLACK b.ssrried the wrong man when ha
tackled Moss and hs realized II a little
later
Mr.. Nagle was at Tammany Hall YEA
terday 10 say that Moss was liar and de-
olarng that he would paw 81 600 60 anv char
ty that Mr. Moss would name for each
and every disorderly house In hi. district
that Mr. Moss would bring him proof Of
the existence of.
The sun., 1901-10-24

g: g: q =, ssss sssd: r y iA.: ss!: rs;..RIs:
up :. that u you make change Of sdminis-
S.a SGI a.sss s%p. ' be SSs'S sSs O. s:.
provements In under contract and viii have
70 80 .Ahead no matter Who y electSd. the
elected the contractors won't hsye 20 rys
ststsrnent that Il III Lo- Is elected $500;
100000 OF private building operations viii
be stopped As N tho people of New York
were such fools as 90 believe that building
operations would stop IN case Seth Low.
Il that should MIR Low succeed. people inter-
ssted IN the building business would he free
from the -grafters,- as Mf Jerome calls
them. wbo are now attached 90 the Building
Department
The sun., 1901-10-24
LTNDTNGERS DESERT TO LOW.
Ra-Tammsny Men etart q Yssion Crub
IN the Ffrst ward-O'Couner In Il

E&Temmeny Wen etart q Ytnton Cfub
IN the Ftrst twasd-O'Couner In It.
Frftx LDdingr's e1-Divvcr club In ths
rtrvt ward was deserted last night beo.uss
about all the msmbers had Joined q s~t b
Low club newly established st 100 Broad
strsst In the first floor Of . large building
directly opposite Frsunoe's Tavern, who're
Attorney Asa Bird Gardiner sometin..
live. Ths plsns b covered With fusion
posterv.
Upto last night bst ween nfty and seventy
i've m-mbcrs had bsen enrolled at the club,
all Of thsse being deserteru from the IAN
dingcr Club snross the way IN Peari street.
IL h runored that Fiitz him-slf may move
across tbs street. Hugh Ice, one OF ths
old IammAny men, IA President of tho
association. while William Meade, another
reovit from tie wiswsm ranks, b rreasurer.
Jim Fit.sibbons and J y. McCsty ara also
ofioers.
Among the prominent district men that
Joined none created the enthusiasm that
burst forth when the Hon. Francis J O'Con.
nor walked In and enrolled O'Connor
was the rammany leader Of the Second
district prior 10 the selection of Judge
Dfvvrr by Crok@.
There viii he an open air rally In front
of ths club rooms tomorrow night at which
well-known spellbinders OF ths district
will sp~ak In addition 10 the candidates
Tor AdermAn and Assembly, Dr. Daniel
Ca~sslla and Theodore J. kArman An
other large mee'ins TO be held at u 80 clock
0n saturday afternoon has hesn arranged.
Iustic- jerome viii spsak ~ ths gathering.
he members OF the club said last night
hat before the week is over the organisa-
Ion Will be increased In menbership To
,vcr three timss its present sizs.
The sun., 1901-10-24
MORE ENGEL TRICKERY.
He wishes very Hard That Adler was Noe
Running FOR Assembly.

On Tuesday evening tho Martin Ensei
crowd obtained from Justice Bschon an
order. r-turnable Yesterday morning before
Justice Clarke, 90 show cause why the action
Of tho Board Of Elections Ia sustaining
the certificate - the Citi1-us' Union uomi-
mating Charles Adler ~ candidate for
Assembly should uot 10 reversed Justice
Mschof ordered tla' service be- made on
the Board of Ele, finn- before II p NJ,
Tues isy The trgsI crowd made The ser
vice AZ 10 A VI y"-f eriay. twelve hours
after the time designated bv the Court
So uohodv APPEARED yesterday go oppose
tho Application. hul Justice Clarke put IL
over
The sun., 1901-10-24
PAGAN OUT FOR FUSION TICKET.
Not Here but IN Hoboken -Demscratis
Mayor for -Four Terms.

'sssv' w 'Sss'
Over IN Hoboksn . spirited contest for
the Mayoralty is In progress. Adolph
IAnkcring Ia the Democratic machine can =
didats. He is the nominee OF Bob Davis.
the Dcrnocra:tc boss % Hudson county.
His opponent is Frederick A. vsrdon. a
Republican and . former member % the
Board Of Freeholdsrs who n running AZ the
head Of q fusion tickst. He IL making a
strong fight and gaining adherents evsry
day.
Yesterday Mayor IAwrenc- Pagan. a
Democrat. who has filed the chair for
four successive terms. declared he would
support verdon Together they visited
several factories In the city and got rous-
ing reception az all Of them. hy the en-
ployees. Mayor Pagan wa~ always elected
on the Democratio ticket hut Of late he
ha. made no effort To conceal his di-satis-
faction AZ the way Boss Davis dictates
appointments and practically rules Hoboken
from his office In Jersey CITY When seen
by a SUN reporter.last night Mayor Pagan
said he would do all he could for verdon.
He viii be the chairman at two important
mestings merit week 10 be held by the fusion
ists
you mark my words, young man. said
the Mayor. 'verdon VIII b the nszt Mayor
Of Hobohen-'
The sun., 1901-10-24
nay Rsdss D~mecrau Tor Low.

Tho pn-, campaign In tho Raw Ridge
r~ciion ~ BROOKLYN dos not plrase . mum
bcr 20 Democrats and independents Ia that
ssSiion who met on Tuesday might In tho
Twentie,h clrrtion district ~ tho seventh
Assembly distrtc, and came out fiat footed
Tor the fusion ticket In a SERIES 81 r-~olu-
tons. protesting among u,h-S things against
Crok~rlsin. h,r--a-in. hlarkmaI and dir-
hous--iv 81 all kinds amUng municipal
officaal- Tlhs s--o1Ation which l. not
Alis~d ,o any - the other -ti~tins organiEA-
uons AMI which pfide% it.--h upun iiS ind.-
p'rnd-uc-. ~tll devote n=.lf 90 earnest
Nork in its distrtcs from now ul cis--tiun
daN TfIo neat msrfing wll - h-ld on
rir,-f ia. hdge 11pe oNicyrs AZ. IrAnk
Grssne I'r,-sids-n' ffancis q. Arch-f
h~s-rre-adsu', and A ~. pAr-.ns Tr,as-
Mras
The sun., 1901-10-24
v.mmsn, III, q. .,,t.s oas.

verv sraRli supIlv oi Tammany l-.''ing
money a. "dd- on shepard ~as o,iAiu.he
Ia IN. Wall S'rr,f di-iriss yesterday. .
dis'inss trnd-ncv "a 90. par oi ~. Tam
many hsitins Js.,l to pull iu its horns i-.ins
er1tslf iaif -upislv d aumany m0n.V
upon even i~frus ~ss un~rlug Iue HAms-
ulsnn lpIi uu. i.si wefu ffian. TsIltic duFtng
iise dsy Judge ~As~rssi $50 a. o. es
The sun., 1901-10-24
CALLS TIE SNAKE JEROME.
MeIAughrn Evidently Net Pieased WIN
the Jussice's speecbes.

the Justice's speecbes.
According 20 the Byookiyn Cshssn, Hugh
Mclaughlin added yesterday q snake of
the sand adder type to his interesting
oollection OF curioaities In the Auction
Room and { hus commented upon g.
u call that snake Jerome.' said Mr..
Mclaughlin to-day. -It's vcnomous snake.
N Mr. Ridgway or Mr. Clsr X. running ss can
dldates for District Attorney Of this county
language used by Jerome ] would insist upon
their retirement from the ticke; .n ,h. IN .cr est
Of decency and orderly government am not
SURPRISED, however. at what Jerome says
knew his father Larry. and his uncle Tom
Away back in 'ss ! was fishing with Tom
Jerome on Lcng Island on the Friday that
lincoln was shot
The sun., 1901-10-24
KNGEL ROOSTER ESCAPES.
Harrewftr Announces That He's for Adies
for Assemhlyman.

for Assemhlyman.
Martin Engel. who has bern growing over
the decision Of the Board OF Elections rccog-
nizing his -Homs Rule Rooster Ticket,
on which he nominated Abraham Harro~itz
for Assembly and Max Porge- for Alder
man. got a blow last night when Harrowi,z
announced that he had been trickcd by
Ensel and his gang and was going 20 sup
port Charles Adler, the Republican candi-
dat. for Assembly In the Eighth All over
'de Ate they were saying last night:
-Eng-l caught the rooster but he nev
the COOP
Harrowitz addressed q Republican meet
ing In Division street last night.
II IL a question whether he can legany
decline tho nomination 10 late In the day.
The sun., 1901-10-24
VOTE OUT TEE RING.
L6s I>sog Tammany Printer Goes Over
70 Low and jerome.

Charsss o'Brien. proprietor Of . ,ares
printing establishment at 73I William
street has been . Tammany man ever
since he had q vote. Yesterday Mr.. O'Brien
announced that he would vote for Seth
Low and the entire fusion ticht and do
all in his power TO aid In the election Of .hs
fusion candi didates. Mr.. O'Brien Ia publisher
Of the Archaects' Rerer. tho Real Esfdfs
Record and GUIDE and half q dozen trade
Journals The majority Of men In his
employ arc Democrats, but will follow
HE example and vote for tho fusion oan-
didate~
Mr. O'Brien said that he wanted clean
city government. The gamblers Of New
York, he said. were now running the Uown
and he believed Il was ume that every
good citizen, irrespective of party. ought
to exercise his right Of citizenship 20 re-
deem New York from the gamblers ring
The sun., 1901-10-24
RARE VOLUME NOW.
Evcn the Public Library Can't &c. Q Copy
Of the suppressed & Campaign no oh.

A an evidence Of tho desire to secure
copies of the famous campaign te1t book
issued by the Kings county Democratic
organization. but suppressed on account
Of the strctur~s IL contained on Tammany
and Devery. tho BrooLiyn Eagle yesterday
published this
The sun., 1901-10-24
Why is the preference given

Why is the preference given
to English silk hats!
Because they're English.
In England every man owns a
silk nat Having TO make so
many, England makes the best.
The best hat Of England's best
silk hat maker, s..
Who said forgotten I" Our
a. Derby's too old and tried a
friend to forget.
It's the Derby that destroyed
the delusion that one must paw
So to get the right Derby.
Its our standby; -.
Every kind Of hat for every
purpose, for man or boy.
Ro0rRS pEEr - CourASr,
-. h.~.a-.Y 80 vsr.u
she 40 Asfrrn -
- hFesa.al, 90 kd ~ ~sA
sss = nssi Ne n
The sun., 1901-10-24
OrYIcE OF rHI DIRECTon.
AHroB LiBRsHY BrfLDiso,
90 IAFsrETTE PLACE,
NV NONE oct 10 iQOi

70 tie Bdsc- Of tho RrookiHr Booiss
! noticed In 1HN Nav YOHE srN 81 Oct IL
that the leading article referred 90 a book
issued BY the Rrooklyn Democracy of fam
many Hall. Issues ~ the Campaign Plainly
stated From the Democratic Standpoint
would lik" 20 Obtain copy ~ u for this library
and writ to ask your good offices IN securing q
II n you have copy of the book and will
present it TO tho library u viii be highly ap-
preciated Very respectfully,
IpHN BILLINGS. Dir~ctor
AZ D~mocrs,ic headquarters Il va. .aid
that not a single copy could bs obtained
fQy love or money
The sun., 1901-10-24
Jerome 10 sp-ss WIN TOW In nr..1pu

Bfurslyu ~il D. 'hc .rrn~ ~ great a.
'ivtv ou the par - ,h- A.. Iamrua'v
And Ar'i- -Wtinushhv S'f..' f.f~... '...r1Hf-
rnw MOI" i.rhi ne IaN. N... I#..r
-s~-IF'1 suf 80 i.sv is q. 49,. .u f...f
- them Snd lu-'ios l~rpnlr in fnur. I.ft
His--'iuE ~ tho rAiy a. Scilu.I,.n. llAI
o. the 1~eusy~elxth Nsra
The sun., 1901-10-24
YES, ONCE SHEPARD Vas GOOD
EVERY MAN Was, ONCE, JEROME
QUOTES FROM JURY CHAR0E.

what Company d the Candidate IN New,
where Dses We suppose Van wyck
Got w. or Dcvery Got It"f-Darcd 20
Prsise the Gang He would Help Elect.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-07
Ruby AGAIN Defeated.

Special to Times Republican,.
Eldora, Sept. LYNN Ruby, of Day
ton. and De scheller, of Kansas City,
wrestled mixed match before fair
house at Eldora last evening. The first
fall, catch as-cat ch-can, was Won by
De Scheller after 10k minutes of brisk
work by chain lock. Ruby took the
next fall. Graeco-R Roman. in q minutes.
The deciding fall was as-catch-
can. and was taken by De Shelter in 2
minutes. The exhibition was a good
one. Both men are capital exponents of
the game De scheller's superior weight
and condition were the factors deciding
the bout
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-07
led Youno Girl Astrav.

Cedar Rapids. Sept 7.-sheriff A. e.
Hofer, of johnson county. yesterday
took back to Iowa City for preliminary
examination a man named William
Black. arrested here by the police on a
warrant issued by Justice Ballard. of
that place, charging him with enticing
away a 14-year-old girl.
Black is alleged to have enticed away
from her home in Morse a girl of IA
years, and brought her to this city. The
girl returned to Morse for clothing, it
is claimed, and gave her story away. On
Aug. an information was filed before
Justice Ballard at Iowa City, for the ar
rest of Black, but he could not be locat-
ed until Thursday night, when he was
found in a camp down on Prairie creek.
He had been employed in nelghboring
brick yard. Black is man about IS or
so years of age.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-07
LIVESTOCK REVIEW.
Unusual Strength in Cattle Marke

Unusual Strength in Cattle Market
In Spite of Large Receipts.
Chicago, Sept. T.-Cattle-The closing
days of the week witnessed a turn to
strength and activity in the fat cattle
market such as is seldom seen in the
face of as heavy receipts as We're re-
corded since last Monday. Almost TO-
600 at this market and about 100000,
combined, at Missouri river points,
makes an enormous total of cattle for
western markets. and yet in the face
of this. the market here closes fully ID
@25 higher on fat steers than Monday.
The great proportion of light, half fat
and rough stock made no improvement
and closed rather dull.
Hogs-The strength of Thursday and
Friday was not maintained today.
Eastern shipping orders We're lacking
and there was little competition for
good hogs, while packers We're slow to
take hold of the more common and or
binary grades. Compared with yester-
day the prices this morning was sole
lower, with the severest declines falling
on grades that are required for the
shipper and fancy butcher trade.
Sheep-All former sheep records We're
broken this week, the total. including
atimated receipts today of l50O, being
101,57o The supply was mostly lambs
which demoralized the market ant
prices were weak.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-07
PALMER GETS DIVORCE.
Letter. of Mrs. Palmer to Chris Harm
Were in Evidence.


Were in Evidence.
onawa, Sept. 1.-THE celebrated di-
vorce suit of Rachard Palmer, the Ute
banker, VS.. Nora Palmer, growing out
of the Chris Harm scandal at Ute last
June. came to close In the district
court late last evening. Judge Hutch
irson granted the plaintiff, Richard
Palmer. an absolute divorce, with the
custody of the children. Mrs. Nora
Palmer received no alimony.
The evidence was not particularly
sensational, except the introduction of
the letters from Mrs. Nora Palmer to
Chris Harm, which were found by H.
A. Tinker, the receiver of the Chris
Harm stock, in the safe in Harms
store. They were fully identified by H.
a. Tinker to be in the handwriting of
Mrs. Palmer and We're admitted in evil
dence and respectively marked Exhibit
A to q" then "B series to a." and then
the numerals We're used from ~ to
100 There We're over $50 letters in
evidence and it took over an hour to
arrange them. Only part of them
We're read, but they were warm produce
tions and fairly burned with love and
desire.
The Monona county district court adj
journed this morning at 9 o'clock
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-07
GRAIN TRADE NERVOUS
The Wheat Market Showed a
Decided Decline Over the
Close Yesterday.
December Corn Lower on Sell.
ing by PROFESSIONALISM
Slump in Oats.
Cattle Steady and Hogs a Nickel
to q Dime Lower..Sheep
Steady.

Chicago, Sept. All grains opened
nervous and at decline over yester-
days close. December wheat was A@ss
lower at 7oa4 @7oM on lower cables and
larger northwestern receipts. In the
first hour it rose in sympathy with 9th
err grains to Il. and later reacted to
7Oz.
After reaching II December grew
weaker and closed at 70ls.
December corn was lag lower, at 81
@o7A. and gained gradually to 7l1s, re-
acted to 57A The selling was mostly
by professionals.
Corn remained rather steady but
December closed a shade above the
opening at 57A.
December oats opened rs Il lower at
3b@S5k. The trade was featureless.
December oats continued to slump
and closed at S45s.
Provisions were easier.