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The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1901-02-16
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FARM and GARDEN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Market Versus Fancy Stock.

There is money In market birds, but
more of 1t in raising and selling breed.
ars and exhibition birds. The two arc
governed entirely by the same condi-
lions. The first principle In both
branches is the proper raising of the
chick. The only difference is in the
selection and mating of the stock, and
this slight difference opens up the
world for a market for your surplus
stock and eggs for Matching, once You
have proved their value.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1901-02-16
THE THREE FOOLS.

Three souls once met upon The way
The way from Here to There =
The way that leads from this old world,
And finds its end Somewhere.
Three souls-they met, and greeted there
As souls are wont to do,
And each soul to the other said:
Before this-what were you?"
The first soul drew his airy shape
Up to its proudest height,
u was Statesman" answered he;
"a man of mind and might,
led my people. With my words
, held them by my side,
heard their proud acclaims each day,
And then-and then-I died."
The next soul smiled gracious smile.
With condescension filled,
And said: 81 was Sage. / wrote,
And men thought as / willed.
wrote, / spoke-I taught the world
What it should feel and see.
My books were studied everywhere
And then-they buried me-"
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1901-02-16
A Barn For Forty Cows.

Here is a plan for barn for forty
cows and having double stalls for
horses and a pen for bull. 1t is to
be built in hill side with about four
feet in the rear and yet is not base
ment. The barn is in the form of an
l. and has two silos.
The ground is dug out all along the
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1901-02-16
House Gowns For Winter Wear.

AAOuSC 0O"hb CON WAhtCK w CUTs
Gowns to wear in the house are SO
essentially feminine and dainty this
season 1t is small wonder that much
time. thought and expense are ex.
pended on them. They are so different
from the street costumes and allow for
so much more exercise of individual
taste that women take an especial in
terest In them. They are not neces-
sarily expensive, especially this year.
In this respect they differ from the
street gowns, which call for perfection
Of workmanship as well as good fit
House gowns, the term as used this
time, including tea gowns, include the
gowns that are worn In the house or
that are smart enough to wear to an
afternoon reception or to the theatre,
but are too elaborate In design or too
light in color or texture for street
wear. A very good model for one of
these gowns is made with long skirt
and has no trimming whatever, but In
front and at the sides are rows of
AdAiOW tuSho put al " 1Olu a yOhc
shape, stitched down so that they give
no unnecessary fulness, and yet make
the skirt hang well. With this skirt
is worn a smart blouse of lace or sat-
in, embroidered net, jetted or spangled,
and with a basque that is longer In
front than back. A yoke of tucked
chiffon and Jet embroidery. and a belt
and sash Of chiffon, add to the soft
effect Of the gown, while the under.
sleeves of chiffon are gathered into q
band of embroidery at the wrist
Harper's Bazaar.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1901-02-16
Double Daily Trains
Fast Time
Close Connections.

Through Pullman Palace 5lesposs
between New Orleans and Memphis.
Kaneas City, st. Louis and Chicago
without change, making direct eonnec.
Mons with frst-class lines to all points
The great steel bridge spanning ths
Ohio river at Cairo completed, and ell
trains freight and passenger) now run.
ming regularly over il, TIM avoiding the
delays and annoyance inoident TO trans
(sr by ferry boat
A. Fl. HANSON. Gen. . Aga.
Chicago.
yxe. 4. 6oorx. p. p. ~ 4snphSa
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1901-02-16
Frame For Filing n Saw.

The Illustration shows how frame
for filing cross-cut saw may be con-
structed. 1t consists simply of a
board placed on four legs with six pins
as shown at and b, then two boards,
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1901-02-16
State Government Of Louisiana.

Goyernor-W. w. Heard,
Lieutenant Governor-Albert Esto'
pinal. ,,,
Superintendent of Education--Jehn
V. Calhoun.
Auditor-W. 8. Frazee.
Treasurer-Ledoux e. Smith.
u. s. SENATORS.
Don CafYsrey and s. d. McEnery.
REPRESENTATIVES.
1 Distriot-R. G. Davey.
Q District-Adolph Meyer.
a District-R. F. Broussard.
4 District-P. Brazeale.
8 District. E. Ransdeli.
a District-S. NJ. Robinson.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1901-02-16
Very Chic Bows.

Perky, twisted-looking bows Of pan
ne velvet are very chic. At the neck
of a modish cloth coat is such bow
in reseda. Ends continued to the bust
line. where another corresponding
bow Is formed. s,t..:-.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1901-02-16

wellington, New Zealand, has &C
quired the local tramways.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-05
BRADsTREET's REVIEW OF TRADE.
POst-HOIiday Quiet Prevails This
Week in All Lines.
s Inunnr-


row will say:
Trade has been quiet in all lines. Colder
weather has proved slight stimulant 20
in retailers hands are reported large,
Cereals and provisions have advanced TINS
week, while stocks have declined, but the
upward movement has been one of those
familiar of late, a short swing, limited with
feverish desire to bag profits :,
Railway earnings hold up well Tor the
season and the greatest dividend payments
on record were reflected in the largest day S
bank clearings ever reported at New YORK
| small disasters "A feature of the turn Of
! the year, but the results for 1900 as whole
are not at all dise3uragi gins; ~, -, rooor.
although the total of 1900 as a whole Is SO
per cent behind 1899
| Cotton is rather quiet and unchanged on
| the week, while cotton goods are without
much movement except as 10 slightly
weaker quotations FOR gray cloths at Bos-
| cent for 1900 and an average of $50 per cent
for eleven years past spring trade IN
prints and ginghams has begun In fair
WOOL is dull and rather easy. outside of
the United States, however, the situation Is
a strong one. as indicated by the flne Mel
| bourne and London quotations ManutRc-
| turers here will only buy against orders
and excepting in plain dress woolens moth
Special branches of leather and kindred
trades are in apparently cheerful mood
Lumber Is rather quiet, hut II Is to be
| noted that white pine stocks are slightly
smaller than last year.
| War is reported broken out In rubber
! goods and quotations have certainly been
| cut.
Sugar prices are also lower while coffee
| Ooasted) has been advanced, which is
charged to 'readiustments.'
The feature of the week IN iron, and steel
has been the large sales of steel rails re-
ported from the west, Chicago particularly
| reporting 600 tons sold In one lot. This
spirit of activity, contrasts strongly with
the quiet reported in nearly all other lin
ished lines and in raw pig Structural ma
terial makers have been getting good or
? ders and bridgemakers are looking for q
heavy business. This month may witness
the settlement of the veNed ore question
| and somc readiustment of wages. Besse
mer iron producers have reduced wages II
per cent
Export trade is still quiet and II IL notable
that for the first time I'm years exports o
manufactured goods In November were
smaller than the year before.
| What looked for a while like real bul
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-05
COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
Grains and Provisions All Do . Little
Climbing on the Board.
WHEAT MAKES SUBSTANTIAL RECOVERY
Corn and Oats Make n Fractional Ad-
yancement and Provisions SHOW
an Improvement of Five
to seventeen Cents.

CHICAGO, Jan. 4-Light receipts bet
ter cash demand and more cheertul nour
news were factors In advancing wheat TO-
day, May closing 1isc over yesterday. Corn
closed 1hdssc and oats i4c higher Provisions
at the close were 5017l2c Improved.
While the volume of business in wheat
was less than yesterday and away under
recent boom" days the tendency to re-
Ilnquish latcly-made gains was checked and
a substantial recovery recorded. Longs
sold at the beginning of the session be-
cause cables were lower and outside IN
terests were doing nothing. May opened
1GAo lower Mt 761sc to 76hc. A rally to iic
followed during the first hour on the light
northwest receipts and small Argentine
shipments, only 1900 bu. on profit taking
the market. following this bulge, reacted to
769sc, but this In turn was followed by
rally TO 77Ac under the influence OF the
report that recently closed Minneapolis
hour mills would resume work Monday and
buying by exporters. The close was strong,
May, 1isc higher, at 77lsc New York re-
ported loads taken for export. Cash sales
here were 100000 bu. Seaboard clearances In
wheat and -four were equal to 4l5VW bu
Primary receipts aggregated $4,000 hu.,
compared with $4,000 bu. last year. Min
neapols and Duluth reported 22S cars
against 22S last week and 453 a year ago.
Local receipts were SO cars, OF contract
Corn opened shade higher at 37q37isc
on the receipts-239 cars-the continued poor
grazing anu STndll CbulNly dtCtpthhS'o
The wheat strength later helped the mar
ket and May advanced to 379sq31&c. The
close was firm, May, hn&sc higher, at 3'1s
G37%c.
Oats were comparatively narrow, the pro-
fessional trade being without feature. Light
acceptances and the strength OF wheat and
corn sustained prices. May sold between
241ac and 2i7sc and closed l4c higher at 2i7sc.
Receipts were 165 cars.
Provisions were moderately active and
firm The opening was higher on an ad-
vance in prices at the yards and on heavy
buying and the grain strength helped later.
May pork sold between $l3 and $l320 and
closed 171ac higher at Sl315; May lard be-
tween $715 and $717lR, closing SC higher at
S715. and May ribs, between s6.75@6,771A and
6S211. with the close 7ihc improved at $3.50.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat, 81
cars; corn, $50 cars; oats, 10 cars; hogs,
rs 900 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-05
BRADsTREET's FINANCIAL REVIEW
History of the London Failures Eff
feet ON the Stock Exchange.

feet ON the stock Exchange.
NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-Bradstreet's Finan-
cial Review tomorrow will say:
Anticipation of a bull market at the end
of the year and the beginning of the new
and activity displayed on last Saturday and
Monday. many prominent stocks making
new high record prices on those days.
When the market reopened on Wednesday
the upward movement continued, with pub
lie buying on a large scale, support and
manlpuiat ton % g being DISPLACED IN various Gus
day there was, however, a slackening OF
the markets progress and realizing sales
became rather more prominent than the
buying. and prices consequently eased off
somewhat On Thursday the character of
the market changed and reactionary ten
dencieS asserted themselves in the early
transactions. This was due almost entirely
to the advance of tie Bank of England rate
from to per cent. made necessary by the
271a per cent of its liability, the lowest
figure of its kind in a generation.
On last Saturday the London market suf-
fered from the collapse of a large mining
promotion company, the London and Globe.
which precipitated a dozen or so of failures
| in the mining stock section of the London
| Stock exchange. This had an unsettlng ef-
| feet on the whole London market and was
momentariy felt on this side 1t did not,
| to the continued improvement on this side
and on Monday AMERICANS were the one
| strong feature there, while the foreigners
Meantime, however. bad news about the
| situation in South Africa depressed cOnSOl
| and the unfavorable position of the Bank
| of England and of the London money mar
ket was becoming more of factor. Conse-
| quently when the Bank of England rate
was advanced giving evidence that the pn-
| stion at London was considered sufficiently
serious to warrant a radical step, lquida-
| tion in stocks on a heavy scale set In at the
British capital. Heavy selling of our stocks
| for foreign account at once resulted the
pressure from this side being sufficient 70
| unsettle the entire market The favorab' G
New York bank statement of last Saturday
the general belief that further advances IN
prices were imminent and the freely circu-
lated reports of various deals and develop
| ments had in the meantime resulted In a
considerable increase of speculative com
mtments.
The market, in fact, gave evidence Of ar
| accumulation of weak speculative holdtnGs
| and though fresh buying and support hp
| peared at the concession on Thursday M
| professional element in Wall street quickly
developed a readiness to work on the shori
side. Stocks were accordingly pressed foi
sale by the bears and though the foreign
selling had slackened, the pressure from
this source caused considerable liquidation
and dislodged many insufiiciertly protectec
long holdings of stocks. In some cases
notably in American Sugar the breaks as
sumed a severe form, which had tendency
to still further unsettle the market.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-05
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations of the Day ON Various
Com m Odities.

NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-FLOUR-Receipts
Is,ls7 bbls; exports 2SS2 bbls; quiet but
s,Ts.shts, psss9as.ss; Tintsr ivs: extras, $
sofa bakers, sS'ooa3,55 winter low grades,
S245q26o. Rye -four, steady; fair to good,
MSeat Gur GhGss seadS iS fansy nt sis0 e. Buck
BUCKWHEAT-Dull at 6Oa62c C. l. f..
coRNMEAI-ouiet; yellow western, sOc
RYE~Qulet; No. 2 western, SIC anoat;
state az and western, SSasIc, CARROTS ts.
BAILEY MALT-Dun.
WHEAT-Receipts. 65, 700 bu.: exports. TO-
900 bu. Spot, firm: No: red, S2lsc, +. o. b.,
Duluth, s7isc. I. o, b.. ahoat; No. i hard
a steady opening, manifested a bullish ten
dency and throughout the session advanced
steadily on, on active . buying for. for both ae.
IN the rise We're export rumors. better ca
bles than expected, small Argentine ship
west and estimates for a decrease in Mon
days visible. Closed firm at 7sd1c net
higher. January closed at sOBc; March
closed at S2Ssc; July, sofSo4sc. closed at so7sc'
CoRN-Reeeipts AloO bu; exports. S2,4O7
frmer and higher all day on steadiness
abroad. small receipts; poor grading, the
JUMP III Wutdl anu uCtlNt covering
Closed firm at 1sq9sc net advance. January
closed at 4iI9c; May, 42Ad43Ac, closed al
43Hc; July closed at 43hc.
bu. Spot, firm; No 2 2Sl9c; No. 3, 2SIc
No. 9 white, S2@32lsc; No, 8 white, 3l1saS2c
WSte western is slgs5c track White ststa staSf
S1@35c. Options inactive but nominallS
HOPS HoPs-ouiet; state, common to choice
1900 crop i6g2lc; 1899 crop, 1ldl5c; old olds
2G6c; Pacific coast, 1900 crop, 15@l9c; lS9
H1DES-Steady; Galveston, 20 to % lbs.
179l9c; California, II to 20 lbs, 19Q19lac
TsIss eFX z g 80 ISs lSGi sole
Ayres, light to heavyweights. 24Q25c; acid
W6ofG-steady; domestic fleece 24@2sc
PRoVIsIoNs-Bee quiet; family. sll 900
12o0; mess, $9,0O@9.5o; beef hams. sl95OG2O 50
@l60, Cut meats, steady; picked bellies
7ia@sisc; picked shoulders, 5isd5%c: pickle
steam Ggf is January a closed i% s estsT nom
inal; refined firm; continent. N.65; Sout
America, sS.2S; compound. s5.62fq5575 Porl
firm family .Nt50gl5oo; short clear sli,5
TALLOW-Firm; city, &c; country, 5a5%,
RICE-Firm; domestic, fair to extra, q
~BtTTER Receipts, $40 pkgs; steady
cresmeries, lI@25c; June creamery, l7@2Sc
factory. il1aMl6c.
CHEEsE~Receipts 1853? pkgs.; firm
fancy, large, fall made, lihGiiisc; fanel
small, fall made, llAMl2c.
EGGS Receipts, i,335 pkEs. Arm; west
ern, average packed, at mark, 22a26c; wes
ern, loss off, pic.
POULTRY Alive. nominally firm
dressed firm and unchanged.
METALS Speculative dealings In IN
metal market were very meager. To-day
cables from London furnished little II AN
Incentive In any direction. But, howeve
the market displayed general weak VI
dertone in the absence of support fro
buyers Spelter, the only. metal changed O
the list was 2h points lower owing to
sheer absence OF buyers. closing weak
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-05

movement In wheat developed at the close
OF last week. Realizing by the bulls lost
most OF the advance. but there is feeling
in the trade that a strong operator could
materially effect prices i'm the present con.
diton OF the market. Corn arrivals are stlll
of notably poor grade and quotations are
higher I'm sympathy with wheat and on
large export movement.
Wheat, including -four, shipments for the
week aggregate 3,9l4,301 bu., against 3,S6S,
l65 last week; 2,509,6S2 in the correspond
ing week of 1900 6,S60, PCS I'm 1899, 3,4Sl,576 In
1898 and 310S, ,63S in 1897
From July to date this season wheat cx-
ports are 9S,O65,056 bu, against 1O6,5O3S15 last
season and 12S,3SS977 i'm 1S9S-99. Corn ex-
ports for the week aggregate 4,4I0,52l hu,
against i,0l1l05 last week. 4,0l9,O36 in this
week a year ago, 4,S22,2SS in 1899, 3,455,416 in
1898 and 4Sl9,26l in 1897. From July to date
this season corn exports are B,IlO690 bu,
against ll5,6G61 10l last season and S5,SI4Wi
in 1S9S-99.
Business failures for the week number PCS
in the United States, against 2l3 last week,
1897.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-05

LIVERPOOL; jan = 4-WdHEAT-spott iyd! A1
western, winter 6s 1&d; No northern.
spring. 6s 3%d;, Futures firm; March IS
2hd; May, 6s esd,
CoRNEspot, american mixed. new easy
at As I'D: American mixed, OLD, firm at as
I'd. Futures firm January, 3s 1Oa4d; March,
3s esd; May, IS Cd.
Professionalism, quiet at 5s 624d.
FLOUR-Steady; st. Louis fancy winter,
SIS Cd.
TioPs-At London Pacihc COAST, steady
at G2@3 5s.
PROVISIONS-Beef dull; extra India
mess. 67s 3D. Pork, firm; prime mess, 72s.
Hams, dull. Short ribs. IA to l6 lbs. ass Sd.
Bacor. Cumberland cut steady, 26 to 30
lbs, ASS; short ribs, l6 to q lbs; As; long
clear mddles light, 2S to "a lbs, dull, i2s I'd; ;
long clear mddles heavy, S5 to 40 lbs. Ais
Cd clear backs. 16 to 20 lbs. ,3os Cd; clear
bellies II to 16 lbs, 49s. Shoulders, square,
II to 10 lbs. dun. 3is Cd. Lard, American re-
fined, in pals, steady, 3Ss Sd; prime western,
quiet. 3Ss 3D.
BUTTER Finest United States, quiet at
95s; good United States, duh at Sis Sd.
CIIEESE-Easy: finest American white,
5ls Cd; American finest colored 52s 81
TALLOW-Pr!me city firm at 25s Cd; Aus
tralian, in London, steady at 27s Sd.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-05

vanced considerably; they were harder after
the close of the bourse. Three per cent
on London. 25f lie for checks; Spanish Is
closed at no
LONDON. Jan. 4.-rhe amount of bullion
withdrawn from the Bank of England on
balance today was 10000; Spanish 4s closed
at 69s4: American eagles are quoted In me
open market at 76s Sad and bar gold at as
l0&d gold premiums are quoted at Buenos
Ayres at 1850; at Madrid, SiS5; at Lisbon
1850
BERLIN, Jan. 4-Prices on the bourse
today were fiat. In response to New YORK
and the western bourses, especially In the
case of Americans and locals while internal
tiona.s were comparatively steady; Spanish
As We're harder on Paris advices exchange
on London. 20m 45pfgs. for checks; discount
rates. Short and three months bills, per
cent
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-05
Total receipts ......

CATTLE-There was fair run OF. cattle
here today for the latter part of the week
but as Chicago reported a slow and weak
market the trade at this point was not very
good. There were no finished steers in the
yards and on such were offered trade
was very slow and lower. Sales were made
today that looked 25c or SOC lower than the
same kind of cattle sold for on Monday of
this week. 1t Is the common and half-fat
stuff that is selling the worst and the
demand for 1t is very light. The strictly
choice cattle, of which very few are being
received, have not shown much of n decline
The COW market also continued the de-
cline today and the trade was very slow
and weak The way the cattle sold today
the market is anywhere from 25c to 40c
lower than on Monday. The decline has
been general on all grades, though the
medium grades and Gamers have suffered
the most.
Bulls and stays were also slow sale today
and sellers found 1t difficult to dispose of
them. For the week they have gone off
at least 10c or 15c. Veal calves, however,
are selling In good shape and are about
steady for the week.
The stocker and feeder trade did not
show much of a change today. Good cattle
showing weight were ready sellers at steady
prices. The better grades of most any
weight were easy to dispose of at very
satisfactory prices, but the common kinds
are as slow as they have been all along.
This applies equally well to stock cows and
heifers and to stock calves and bulls.
Jlap "a tive sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-05

A1od415. Tin. In strong contrast TO the
activity of yesterday, was very dull and
don. Copper ruled dull locally, despite a
weak and somewhat lower market abroad,
closing at s17 for Lake Superior and sl6.62h
for castinz and electrolytic here and
G72 rs Cd in London. Domestic iron mar
kets were without any change as to price
plying Immediate requirements at ap-
pended prices Pig iron warrants. s9.J00l
1885, northern foundry Slb.00nl6.50 south
ern foundry, $li5OGr1575. soft southern,
Sl3 00m15.75. English markets continue on
their downward course, again scoring loss
of ls Sd, to 55s Cd, at Glasgow and sd az
Middlesborough, to ass Cd. Lead, very duh
and nominally quoted at A.37lA, at which
price there were sales Of small lots of pig
lead. London reported unchanged prices at
I6s I'd
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-05
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Jan, 4.-CoTTON-Th un-
derclrrent Of sentiment IN cot cotton fSrt To-Day ny
the bears were entirely directed TOWARD the
up of accounts; While IN.
of considerable buying was recorded and
the south from opening to closing was a
tba rs fir pra prees de
ciined las points in response to disappoint-
ing Liverpool cables and IN keeping wnh
brought out speculative buying and local
covering, and in Il short time quotations
up S points amd for the % res o
though sluggish, was upward; Liverpool
rallied slightly. The local market derived
small estimates for tomorrow's receipts:
Covering and Wall street buying, Increased
the, advance sti,l later the market forged
week end I'm sight" figures. A furry Of
proht-taking cut down the advance several
there was nothing in the way of bear spec
ulation noted. The close was barely steady,
with prices net S@l4 points higher. Spot Is
so bales. Failures closed barely steady;
January 9,sOc: February, 959c; March, g55o;
9l4c August, 9'14c; September. S,67c; oc-
Firm; mW sales 1905 ba,es; ordinary, re; good
ordinary, sac; low middling, 9lsG; middling,
ss good mddling SSe e les mid6Rs si6n aiT
bales. Futures, steady; January, 9,4649 4Ic ;
February, 945a947c; March 9,i3@9 4fc :
April, 9.42q9, 43c; May, 9,4l@9.42c; June, $40
aS41c; July, 9S9a9 doc; August, ,ss5as SOC.
Secretary Hesters statement of the world $
visible supply of cotton shows a total of
4o72,C77 bales, against 43o3,29 last year,
ss5s "a S ~ bales @ against s.577 2s2 last year. -
ST LOUIS jan ,4imcooTToMm9}Htist iS1 n1
bales; shipments, 29i7 bales; stock, 1864
bales. .,,. .
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 4.-COTTON-Spot
moderate business 1-16d lower; American
middling fair. 15-16d good middling. 6&d
good good Ordinary. 53,S2d; ordinary, ,22-S2d;
The sales of the day were 5000 bales, Of
and included $500 bales AAmerieanj An receipts
lures opened easy. and closed steady
American middling J, m, c. January. 25.s'
8 22-64Gt5 23-6id buyers; February and
March. 3 l9-6iGi5 20-6id, buyers; March and
APRIL l7-6id. sellers; April and May, 1876
as l5-64d, sellers; May and June, l2,6id
sellers; June and July, 9-6td; buyers JULY
and September, 57-64d, value