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The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-09

The rattle for Black Paddy is about
to come off. Those who have tickets
not paid for should settle Immediately,
as no ticket will be counted which $
not fully paid for.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-09
RAFFLE,
BLACK PADDY.

The great PAGER, with a record OF
LOO for half mile at, Phoenix; valued
al $500; new rubber tired buggy and
harness. Chances cent TO SA.26
For particulars Grply to
h d. WOODELL,
At Club Stables.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-09

Grace Episcopal Bishop Kendr;c't
will administer the communion service
at a. m. All members of the con
gregation are requested to be present.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-09

The very finest HAND carved leather
goods IN latest design. at prices very
low, at e. G. Capo'a
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-09
WANTS.

STORAGE WAREHoUSE-An eurni-
ture. ETC.. stored vita absolute safety
Pioneer Transfer Co.. II N. Stone
ave.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-09

FINE DRESSMAKlNG - First-class
work and perfect fit guaranteed.
Mrs. Emma Busch. No. 80 West Nc
Cormick street. formerly OF San
Francisco) 1gr-21s
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-09

to take charge of Office
mere in Tucson. Address. with refer
ence at once, A. T. Morris, whole
saler, Cincinnati, Ohio. 255-60
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-09
FOR RENT

Copies OF Tucson City and Southern
arizona Directory can be obtained Of
Charles T. Connell, 1877 West Pennlng-
ton street. s-16:2w
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-09
Local Weather Report.
TO MY FRIENDS.

Favorable for a continued storm.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-04
BRITISH BASE
AT GHALMETTE
The Story of the Camp Referred to tht
 Attorney General

Washington. April 3.-SecretalH Hay has received from Governor Heard cf Louisiana d statement referred to in recent publications alleging the eNist- cn,e of British samp at Chalmelle just below New Orleans. on the 4isais- eippi river. The governors conmun- icatiOu is VOluminous, comprising statements and aftdaVits intended to disclose the character of the alleged camp. By the direction cf the presi- dent it has been referred to the attor- ncy general. with a view of securing lis opiniCu on certain legal points involved and meanwhile will not be given out for publication.
 While the state department will not hesitate d moment 70 make inquiry into the correctness of any charges pra- ferrad by any responsible person, Su-h as the governor of Louisiana. it is De ieVed that even now the departm Ht is not without it's own ideas as to N hat is going on aJ Chaimctue. and this kuo~l.dge has not shaken tho t!a- partmcnts original view that these Gr- sIatians are entirely lawful and that there is uo power in the national CT state goVtI ulne.js Jo prevent them So long as the shipEcenta from Ehal- melte are confined to horses, livestock fodder and provisions, and tho port i7 na5 made inc point of departure of na- Val or military expeditions, ii is held that there is uo warrant for intertar- ruce even f supplies are bought di- lectlY ay tne British government.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-04
< NEW NAME
 F0R POpULISTS
Organization Of the New National
 Party Effected Yesterday.

Louisville Ny April 3.-Under the name of the allied peoples party of the United States. new political or ganization Was formed here today. tomuusoJ or the reform elements rp- posed to the democratic and republican parties. 'ru, platform of the new or .auiza.ion cIcH9G.es the platform ;d3ptcd at the conference neld at Kan sa= City l2s, September, when call fa-. a convention vas issued ;0 unite Jna reform forces against plulJcrat. .-.' it re"tirus the declaration of pliasi- ule.; adopted at inc national coDv IT. lions cf the peoples party in st. i-oU '+. Omaha u,l Cincinnati. \ demand for tlt initiative and referendum and gor- o,urr.t oVHei~@ip ot Ill public uJii- tia~ "3a it's principal blanks.
 White the peoples party, iHsi1n .a- ,:.i-te eoeializ,a. tho referendum laasue. tha union labor party. the pub i.e own" snip Ia3ty of St Louis. jh 5:-ntHi.ian party ,-.J t,e united nu.=tian .s:r..- We're is.'t7= =sHtei on ,h2 hoor of tho eauV,-.ioa by accredited pr by volunteer dtle-s>.cs only two u.t- tionai ci.5auiEatiar,'. the people, nsrty and taA public ownership party. n.jp given their delegates any autha..sy l. form ;.n alliance. II is the hore. l.oN-- ever, or hr allied peoples party llat the other reform forces uill later de eide to unite with tAe new orSInilI- tion.
 The convention u-as practically dor1- mated by the peoples party. A' ..nes disc.ssiors Of lively n@tU"e took place. and fer s while 1t seemed as though the increment was about ,o fail, owing 1o the uHNjilingnesa of q number Of the peoples party delegates to make any concessions t5 the other oEm forcas present.
 Under the plan cf or.<ca,zt- ton adopted lh- national eoInimttee ol the peoples pa",'. with Jo A. Parker as its Chairman. will remain iatacs, with the addi1 on Of Jnrec nio,c II. ..2- bels from Missouri who will have ,.e- h;,lf vote -ac!:. J,ltil the ne-;, national convention. thi1 being a concession to the reform forces of that state. Thls
Arizona republican., 1902-04-04
TIE ISLAND PEOLER
Continued From First Page)

no connection with Christmas and r2- fused to see him or to receive a copy oi his report.
 Richard ?. Evans. attorney of this city. Was next sworn. He said Christ mas desired to employ his services m connection with the Danish matter :nf Evans said a contract was made an a copy of the contract was produced Ie- citing that a contingent fee of S50.o3" Was 10 be paid upon the. successful conclusion of the negotiations.
 The witness said he had never offered any inducement to anyone in congress in connection with the matter and in twenty-five years experience he nVer knew of such thin" being done.
 Thcre was absolutely no truth. the witness said, in the Christmas reporc sta lins rLat he (1Vans) represented Congressman Gardner.
 Asked by Mir, Richardson as to what he Was tn do for the specified fee. Evans said it Was for the ordinary services of an attorney. lie said there was no element cf bribery in the trans action.
 Niels Cron made g brief supplemental statement saving his sole mission was to place the facts before congress and the public. not 10 make bribery charges: he was desiYous or saving the honor Of the two countries
 "A glorious mission. remarked Chairman D2lzeil.
 The committee adjourned gnti A.or- tia.r
Arizona republican., 1902-04-04
PRAISE SERVICE
Easter Programme of the Presbyterian
 Choir to Be Repeated

In compliance With a generally lX- prcssei request the Easter praise ser vice al the First Presbyterian church will be repeated on Sunday evening next. The scloists will be Mrs. P. \. TharaIIson. Miss Amy H. Utiey. NIT. irving II. Andrews. Accompanist, Mrs. j. C. Norton. Director, AIr. \. Nj. Ben ham,
 The following will ia tae order of service:
 Prelude. Melody in r.. by Ruben stein.
 Anthem. Now Let the Gates of Zion Ring" oy Cook. trio of fenale voices and chorus.
 Invocation
 Anthem. "Lift Your Glad Voices" by Holden. soprano solo and chorus
 Scripture.
 congregational hymn. Anthem. Christ the Lord Has Risen Today. by Warren, chorus.
 Notices and offering.
 Anthem. The Resurrection" by Shelley. soprano so:o and chorus
 Scripture. Gloria choir and congregation.
 70 Night of Gloom" by Holden. bar itone solo.
 "Te Deum Festival" b. Dudley Buck, soprano and bass solos and chorus.
 Address
 Anthem, spirit Immortal" by Verdi, soprano and bass solos and chorus.
 Prayer and beuediction.
 Choir response, With Thy benedic- tion falling on our ear. pray We now, Host Holy. be Thou ever near.
 Poatiude. "Triumphal March, by GOunod.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-04
Additional LocAla


'-A NASHINGTCN NfSTTDG.-IIor. Eenrv i Castle. Of Washington. D. C.. spent yesterday iii the city. the guest ct the Hotel Adams, returning lasr EiEht ta Tucson. where he has been visiting his son for some time. Mr. 'astle is third aUdi,.. of tho treasury and has supervision over the accounts uf the postcfiice department. lIr. Cas- tia addressed the students of the uni vsgsity couple Of days ago
 SPENT YESTERDAY HEHF..-a!-. |. r. Gage and Arthur \. Gage came un from Tombstone yesterday morning and left over tha <. P ?. and ?. t.i., morning for San Francisco. Mir. Cage s;.ys there has DeAn some delay in tne arrival or machinery for the Tomb stone mines. but that some Of it is there HOW. inoludiaa the pumps. which win he placed as quickly as possible. 4 bout eighty mol arc enp,oyai by ;re company ana tha V ork i= E1iue on Witac,.t Interruption.
 SAD JOUHNET.-lIr James r. Me Milan. son Of senator GlcEiiilar. oa ---c.ligo:i, received ., telegram yest-r- day morning, informing him of the death cf his s:n a- Colorado SpriGcs The cause Q. death Was a-:;g ndicitis. Mr. and Mrs -IclliIan Iave bse.: spending the w;i:t-" st liot.l Adams v. orI e tle serious illness of their s1.: reached them late last No x and Mrs. -..oliilIau left Phoenix hy a aaa.iai train for the bedside cf tha Sicl. boy Ar. cEczIilsa will start icr Colorado Spring this mornins.
 SUFFERING INDIANS. --Jolln Owen. who came ia yesterday 1rou the Slc,-ton reservation. renorts d distress irg condition of alzai! there. EIe said th@t there are @.0a6 Indians on the verge Of starvation and unless eoa,a- thing is done soon many will die. Meet ings have been Eeid, attended by Agent LiaGley and the chiefs O. tla sIjb,. ;.I.I -s a result the aEe-l; ms f.l5Nur,ci t9 the commissioner of indian affairs " strong appeal fur early assist2n-e. The Indians say they would rathc.. have q water supply than a @ift of Provisions from the government Then they could earn their uy,i. I.vinu. , whereas a donation is s0mcthlng that will have 10 be repeated. IIith .l,o. when the Indians, by reason oI eIroulh. ! have been unab.s tc raise crops. they have made 9 living by hauling wood. but even that means Of earning a liv- inG has been cut of, for their horses ! have been so weakened Iy starvation that they are unable to WorN
Arizona republican., 1902-04-04
HIS CHECKERED CAREER
Chas. Gittner, the Star Performer iii
 an Agricultural Company,

Charles Gfttner fs one of tha most cnterprisinG young men in this city. H. has canned q local reputation for orig iaali;E .h.t few have equaled. He iirst came into p.omimencp as q suipo hunter and his fame Was added t0 hy bringing iato usn an onaEWoril tarpaUlin made pe mosquito bar and designed tC turn the water off d hay-tack during a rain and yet afford ventilation enough (, keep the hay rom sweating. His next bid for popularity Was the announce mont that hc had inV,n1cd a flying ma chine and had set d date for an expert mental spUIj from the rCuf Of th- county court house. The matter Waa fcoiiahly reported to The Eepu5lc&a and the next day after it's publicati3A tEe shA.iu was kept busy answering the tel-phone. interested citizens flee their protests, saying that Mir. Ciittner could have no legal right to jump of the court house and kill himself until he had first gained the consent of & majority of tEe taxpayers of inc county and ti-e question should be decided at a special election. Another protest from the south side damand-d two thirds vote cn th" proposition.
 Ar. Git,rer then sought fam through another avenue. Tie decided l." become an honest farmsr himself witc stock raising a~ q siI--line. Though l patriotic American ue is little ool,- fused Vt in inc u@. of tne Yankee tongue Standing in front Of his storr thr cther day ha saw a 3nathcrlv look ing cid mare and hsr offspring -aine down t.io street and asi<e, a bystan,. e.. lcoN much that horsa and cali wa% worth. The matter cGiniuatad in s, ,v;.es.r and Charlie paid the c-.p,-l:'es.
 Finally he bought a caU. He has l5oeH engaged in farming now for near iy a We-k and Hnat inc don't know about the dairy huei--sz he viii learn as soon as he gets a u=t.- pump in his wei. Ha Was telling his friends his eNpa1ience yesterday ite says he is not yet an ;Go!, in .ha art o. milking and can only usa one hand at time He has no.el way ol Knowing wh,o to qui.. fia operates on one teat til thc COW sate tired and kicks him cve.- and then he takes anoth r. lie says this is rather d rough rule to 50 by hut ij takes li5tie time to fully master the dairy business H. thinks it is l reliable rule. though. for h. credits ti1- COW wi.h knowing better than any one else "haa the milking operation should ceIsa. He thinks ne has d fine dairy arin-~l and reported yesterday that tte ui9nt before h. secured one ard hal@ te=r buckets iuli of milk. That is s3il by dairymen le aa magnificent yield. providing tiie beer hucE.t is lale= enough.
 He ;l-o ann@u2ccl Ina; h. is g,ing i2 Gin making; batter tamoIrcw. Harry Friedman asked him ii h. had
 9H-ht his rhuru vet and hr said h. Cii not need one a> ia coulG Il34- all thr butter h. needed with an egg 5ecj-r.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-04

committee will have power to cali c national convention and it's headQ.i;'r- tars will b. s.,uated wherever the Chairman desires, except three months before election. when they will be as St. Louis
 The national committee will be com posed of three members from eao h state and territory and an executive committee Of seven will be selected from inc country at large every four years at the national convention.
 The basis of representation will ne five delegates at large from every sta Q and ,rrilory and one additional dele gate for every 1000 voters based on tie
Arizona republican., 1902-04-04
DECISION FOR RYAN.

Kansas City, April a.-Tommy Ryan of this city tonish, sct a decision over Silly Stift of Chicago, in tcn-round bout in Turner hali Stiff was out- ci;srvd. beiH4 unable at any stage of
 the contest to con" with the Kansas City man. Ryan landed at will and tried hard ,o knock out his man. bat .tift's advantage in weight and clin hing tactics prevented such an o5.t-oi-". t.yans fighting in the last two rounds Was of the hurricane order.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-04
GEORGE DOING WELL.

Mrs. Sinsit-IIow are you making out aj breaking your husband of the liquor ha bit:
 Hrs. Newliwod-Crandly! The first victory belongs to me. as George saVe riEht in to my first suggestion.
 Mrs. Sinsi1-Iow noble, What was Io,rr suGerstioH@
 Mrs. Newiiwed-}V, suggested hr drink as much water as h. did iataxi- catirg drink. and h. promptly uromisoG that for every drink of !, hi<kry he took h. "cali take a glass o9 water riebe after it.-Philadelphia North Amer . can.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-04

Andrew Carnegie has received a re- qUest rom the board or regents Of the Presbyterian college of La Crosse, Wis. fer @9o2oco for new college buildin:z. The petition was signed blythe oG.eia;s ot the board of trade Of La Crosse ar& prominent business and professional men If tie city.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-04
4 LAl.YEH's 1LUNDEE.

'" recountine some of his personal experiences. Ser, to!: shaw. as the head of the treasury apartment tells how he on,a heard small boz get the better Of B lawyer who was cro.:s-e.l- ain.Eii.a him. Per, cf ,ils oges,ipuia., ana the replies thereto V-.e as follows. Have ycn any acelpation:"
 NO"
 Don't you d. any work C. any kind?'' '5u=t Isaf around holnc:"
 That's about 1H.
 What does your s.ther do?"
 "Ealhin much.
 "no=sa't he do anything to support the family"
 He does o3d jons once in 2 unii, when ha can get them"
 "-Za d matter or fact isn't youl father pretty worthless fellow. dead beat and q loafer:"
 T don't know: sir; you'd better ass him. He's sitting over there ca IL jury. .-Iuter-Ocean
Arizona republican., 1902-04-04
FOR SALE.

A complete steam power plant in first class condition. Consists of T. H. P. engine. 20 H. P. boiler, pipes. etc Can be bought for half of original cost. Call on or address The Republican, Phoenix, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-04

That was a thrilling performance where the man threw knives at that girl. wasn't it?''
 Thrilling! Say, it was tame com pared to the way my wife looked dag gers at me when l got home. ''-Phila Gelphia Bulletin.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-04

For Autographed fruit and orange labels, bonds, stock certificates or other high grade litho. work. ask The Re publican office for prices and samples before placing your order. We can please you.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-04

All kinds of printing, ruling, book and magazine binding and book repair ing done satisfactorily and quickly at Tke Republican office.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-04
< STRIKE ENDED.

Fiume. Hungary. April S-The dock laborers, Uho have been on strike here have accepted the employers terms and work has been resumed.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-04

See Che White Leghorn quartette at Rives drug store Saturday and Sun day White Star. score 934: Lily Whites. 9Z. 93 and 951l
Arizona republican., 1902-04-04
CITY BRENITIES
THEIR WORK APPRECIATED

I wish to publicly acknowledge my appreciation of the work of the Phoe- nix fire department yesterday in the removing of my household goods and the saving of property
 FLETCHER HALL.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-04

Pure Ice Cream at Coffee AIS Rest aurant. Special prices in quantities It's equally as good as our coffee
Arizona republican., 1902-04-04

Great variety of Indian baskets from all western tribes at the Curio.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-04
E R E E!

II LARGE SIDE BOARD. 2-1 SET Q00 PIECES) IMPORTED
 DISHES. 3I SET CJ0 PIECES) DISHES Al LARGE DOLL. DE E-SSED. 5-1 TRAIN. INCLUDING; ENGINE,
 TENDER. COACH AND TBACH,
 ALL RUN BY STEAM 6-1 RIFLE, 22 CALIBRE. - SET GLASSWARE. : PIECES. S-1 RIFLE. 22 CALEBRE. 9I SOLID CAST IRON STOVE AND
 UTENSILS. 1O-1 WATER SET AND TRAY. s
 PIECES. Iii DECANTER. PROSE BOWL. 13-CUFF BOX. 14-DOLI4. 15-GLOVE BON. 1G-AIR RIFLE 17-CUP AND SAUCER. DECOR
 ATED- 1S-CT-P AND SAUCER, DECOR
 ATEp. 19-FANCY DECORATED PLATE. 2G-FANCY DECORATED PLATE
Arizona republican., 1902-04-04

The sweetest of blossoms will brea the sweet perfume upon the evening air on Friday evening at the Doris the ater.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-04

Mermaid Washing Powder coupons ir each package. Presents free.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-04

Tickets now on sale at Hotel Adams Pharmacy for the W. C. T. L. enter tainmert at Doris theater Friday evening.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-04

AA oppressive dignity is aGvantaga- ous after a candidate 8e.s ii.-re. but j, is a Woefui handicap while hc is on inc Way.-indian&poitr News.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-04
PREPARE FIR HE PEsgy MaTa

that comes like a thief in lhe night and ruins ycur rarest fors and Woolea clothing before you are aware of f.. Protection is afforded those who Uee our camphor and nautha balls for &H garments which are liable to Gestruc- tion. Now is the season that they get in their finest work, and the time fer you to use the best precautions.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-04

tirr. Hat;erson-That. You've la. fourteen cooks in three months,
 Ms. 'att7l son-Nea. And diin' please any If th-nl-Life.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-04

A chance with every doIe lars worth Of goods p~E- chased. See Our SHOW WINDOW.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-04

Ask for Mermaid Washing Powder.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-04

Miss tgncrsoa-The audience went wild over n>- singing. ! had t. repeat t my song 20 less taan four times
 Mrs. Olitim- Why, that's just tho way they used tn nake ne do at school. I've kno~n the time when the teacher made me say n,y lesson over half a Gozen time@.-Hoston Transcript.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-04

For Mecnanics-Lasco Pine Tar Soap
Arizona republican., 1902-04-04

Use Gala Lily bordx soap.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-04

airs. Ioae.-.5tl.st think or i;. That f-llaw cane in and actually stole tnr cioe?- riGlt eT the eipiec7.
 Mrs. Elc"n-And Your cog was ia the very same room!
 Mrs, ,5oneS-2-ez but that didn't count. rido is o,ly q watch dog, you kaoW.-Toston Transcript.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-04

""hon thr farmer fs prosperous. everybody is nro~uerous." sAId the man who indllras in iaS."atio utterauces.
 That's richt. answered. Farmer CoIntos7ei. When the tanners hav:. money the gold brtc}; operators and =ids=how FIoprietc1s and tiehtning rod people and evar.boiy begin to look l9r good times. Waann.toa Star
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-03
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST. LOUIS Sept. 2NFlour quiet New red
straight wasf pssas sss and
seed firm at 50 200sSo. Ccrnmeal steady at s2.s5,
Bran aSiet; sacked t east track s5gS7c Wheat
65AQ67c: September, e4s0s4Ac; December. 65Sc;
No. 2 hard. s7Qssc. Corn lower; No. 2. cash. 55c;
TENDER, &c; December, 26%c; No. white Sc
new LARD higher at 'O aeio 0if Dry sal;
meats steady; boxed. extra shorts and clear ribs,
sii59: Hay hrm;, timothy, ssais; prairie. 5000
sl.O7ls; baggins, s5,lsas s-isc; hemp Irvine. &C.
s o lsSs0 l hs bu
oats. 10000 Blu.
extra. 2.9OQ3.lO: winter clear. ss.2OQ3$0; winter
straight ;S so ~, winter patent ss7ogs So
and September. 72isG72%c; October ,Iss@7ia &c;
Deees sanar Sae steameE No red oS
on grade, 6s&a72hc. Corn dull; new old No
ysmber astc yss S; 44A@Ac January asc
e997oc. Oats-White Arm. mixed dull and easier
No new white. 3 ssqaOc; No new mixed. s1a
steady; No. 2. 5sa5s4c: No. Western. 57a57lEc.
RecR s eS and sugar firm and
LOUISVILLE. Sept 2.-wheat-No. 2 red and
longberry. CSC: No. red and longberry &c
SP sGdc dark Ss per 70 for hFsh medium n
Beans-Northern d-picked 81 per bu Hay
Choice, in car lots. track. $780, clover, $40 so
Straw $3.50. Clean ginseng, s4a4.5o per 10. Pc
tatoes 90cQs110 per brl. Onions, s1.25Q1.50 per
b s New 4 ss6afs a per 6 Peppers
grown tomatoes, 3oa5Oc per bu.
KANSAS CITY, Sept 2.-wheat-September,
$3.50; December 63bc; cash. No. hard, 65G6ec:
cember 1894 GS3zsc; cash. No mixed. 54ls@55c;
Receipts S whts two sssS Ss sa sS
81. 500 blu; oats, 5000 bu. Shipments 1.-TWO days)-
Wheat, ST. blu; corn, 200 bu; oats, II 900 bu
CINCINNATI. Sept. 2-Flour quiet. Fancy,
active; No. 2, 2sc. Rye steady; No. 2, 531kc Lard
quiet at SSH Bulk meats steady at $40 s7A
Bacon steady at sl1.75. whisky-Dstlers' An
steady: hard refined. s3.S7G542.
TOLEDO, Sept. 2.-Wheat dull and steady:
cash, 7li4c; September, 71Ac; December nc:
May, 72iac. Corn dull and easier; cash Sic
September 59hc; December, 41lc. Oats dull and
weak; September. &c; December, S11sc. Clover
seed dull and trihe easier; October s. 40 bid !:
January, sos. Rye, 62c.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 2-Wheat-Spot No I
northern spring firm at IS 3Izd; No California
steady at IS AID; No red Western winter
quiet at IS; December. IS iOAd; Corn-spot quiet;
American mixed. 5s lid. Bacon-Short ribs
firm at Sis Shoulders-Sauare firm at Sos.
DULUTH Sept 2.-Whsat-Cash No / hard
6944c: No. northern. 6Sizc; No. northern, 66Lc:
September. 67Ac; December 65hc. Oats-Sep.
TENDER. 31i2c; December, &c; 20 arrive and on
track, 311zc-
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept -wheat-september.
track 67i9c; No. L northern. 6611c; No. north
ern. 64isc-
MILWAUKEE, Sept BARLEY weak; No. 2.
65a66c; sample, 4egeSc.