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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-09-13

William Hall. aged 10, was drowned
at Cottonwood Falls, Kan, IN the Cot
tonwood river. The river was nigh and
he decided to wade in and got beyond bis
depth. His brother-in-law and his wife
were standing on the bank and saw him
90 down.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-09-13

Henryk Siermiradxki. famous Polish
pianist, is dead.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-09-13

In order to determine conclusively the
adaptability Of oil as fuel for vessels the
United States Navy Department IS ABOUT
to make a test on the torpedo boat Rod
gers
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-09-13

Old papers for sale at this Office.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-09-13

Pending Cuba's effort to join the Uni
versal Postal convention by appeal to the
Swiss Federal Council the United States
has agreed to continue the temporary
agreement for the exchange of money Or
ders with Cuba.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-09-13

The attention of President Roosevelt
and the Treasury Department has been
called to alleged undervaluations in the
importation of china and pottery from
abroad and a strict investigation is I'M
der way. The losses to the treasury are
said to be from 100000 to S1,5O0,OOO
a year.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-09-13

Worthless money has been circulated
in Morristown, N. j., and vicinity, prob
ably from old bank plates. AS the notes
are not counterfeits of any United States
notes, the makers can be punished only
for fraud under the State law
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-09-13

In the experiments in wireless teleg-
raphy conducted by the Navy Department
at Annapolis, the first of four systems
tested resulted in the successful exchange
Of signals with Washington, thirty-fve
miles distant. -Four systems, not includ-
ing Marconi's, will be tested on land and
at sea, and the best system will be adopt
ed by the department.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-09-13

If no other good comes Of the joint
maneuvers of the army and navy many
weak places in the coast defense system
Of the United States will be discovered
in time of peace when they can be rene
died.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-09-13

Patents have been granted to Prof.
Fessenden of the weather bureau on
eleven parts of a wireless telegraph appar-
atus. 1t is understood that Prof. Fes-
sender has a complete working system,
and will begin at once the operation Of
actual business. His experiments have
been conducted at Manteo, n. G.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-09-13

The War Department has ordered the
return to Manila of all the prisoners in
Guam who have taken the oath Of ale
glance to the United States. They will
be released under the terms Of the Presi-
dents amnesty proclamation of July 4.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-09-13

1t is reported that the Grand Army Of
the Republic is to have permanent head
quarters at Washington, and that the
organization is to be put on a business In
stead of a social basis. Owing to the adj
vanced age of members, the spectacular
features Of the yearly gatherings will be
abandoned and the material welfare Of
its members will be made the main object
of the organization.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-17
rn. ,IIh.hInmnn of Today.

The mllsh'pm1u who presents hlm self to most of us has flavor Of Mar ryars immortal creation of NIT Ea.y In Irish rorts. where Mir. M.dsh.pmar Easy l.. not SO familiar a sight as ir England. our coming Nels0ns have sometimes a little difficulty 'u prcserv. Ing thc.r gravity. A boat coa,s Co the stalrs Of pier. The middy !u charge is possibly moro vigorously cot up thau usual. Co impress the natives Of the savage land Eddy Is booking at him. "Ho. mister sailor! Win ye sell thnt cholldr
 "ln bow. Way 'luI [ ward there! Clear tae stairs, Liberty men Go land. So halls young Nelson. but Biddy will not let him hayo tbe dignity or h's po- sition. "Haud me up that pritty boy wId the roses in bis chceSs "ris him I waut Co kiss. Away wld ye, brown devils. And me. Mss Kate Macart- ney. at,lndInt Of thls pier since George ". was king, You won't Kiss me, boy? Then you shall not land
 Mldshlpman Rodney Nelson Camper down has Co submit to sights of this kind. lt is on record that one of the good breed which makes our admirals was once carried aioas the decks of a nagshlp under the arms of negress, who wished to complain Co the captain that this disgraceful boy had not paid bis washing bilL-Navy and Army.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-17
THE YELEeRAPHIo SERVICE.

The resumption Of business cn the part of the Dominion telegraph line will be gratifying to the people Of Skigwav and Junssu. Since the Dilly Alaskan and the Juneau Dlsplteh have been giving them ih. tslegraphlc news Of mos, ImpOrtsnes from all over the world, the people Of Alt,lSi have learned to appreciate the value Of the ,slsgrlphIc news,
 The Olmlnlon wlrs went dtwn Satur' d,y mornlng, lslvlng the Northern readers In suspense over the condition of the forest hres On Puget Sound. The anxiety Of those To Sk,gway can only be appreciated bS thl,e .n the Daily flask n Ofhes who have answered inquiries through the phone ,nd O,hsrWlse tor more than two days as to the condition of the wire.
 This break ln the tslegrlphie service h7S served another purpose. lt has given the people Of two communities an oppoI- tunlly Co reflect upon the service the en- tsrp,ising newspapers Of this North land ore toIng for them. The people have never heSliated to gIvr pr,iSe to the governments which have connected them with the world by wlIe, bu, some of them some times forget the service thli Is being rendered daily by the Daily AlasI<,n and the Daily Dispatch h bringing the news Of the wOyli to them when lt Is news When anything Is now read in print, lf the wire Is aworkiug, there Is DO suspense or wondering wha; hIs hlppensd since the news was pub llshsi
 t might not be out of Dlies aJ this time to again call the rs pl;'s attention to the hct tha, the ,elsgraphie service given by the plpers referred Co. will be increased and improved as fast as the business will peraitt. lt remains with the rsoPIs of Alaska Co sly, by the distribution of their patronage, what kind of a service 'hsv wIll have.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-17
ui. stri. nt writInr.

The copy of a certain novelist is a fearsome sight On more than one oc- caslon tho arrival of batch of manu- script from this gentleman has led to trouble in the composing department
 Quite recently the novelist In Ques- tion falrly ecllpscd himself. Ills copy was indeed a puzzle.
 "Confound the tellow!' growled one of the "comps." Hes enough to drive a man to drink"
 aHave you never heard how he wrltesY' solemnly demanded a fellow sufferer.
 "No." was the reply.
 "Oh." continued the other "its sim ple enough. Mir. z (the novelist owns a rough haired terrier. When he feels Ike writing a story. he whistles to the dog. dips hls tail In the Ink and plants him down on a sheet of paper. Then the novelist begins to think and tells the story ,o the dog. The brute wags hil taIl, and there you areF'-Tit-Bits-
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-17
YnnIl1n Enr Mrntnl WenLne...

Vanilla "a one ot thc most powerful restorutiyrs known in cases of weak eued vitality. when a large dose Is giv- on south America In general shows a much siightcr tendency Co madness than any ot the countries which may bc called c.yilIzcL Statistical authori- tes attribute ,ais fact Co Che ignorance and thoughtiessnvss of Che population but they themselves r..r Che crcc, Jo vanilla. At the first si-l ut Aeu.si c.s turbaucc they ply the suGcirf there with.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-17
RenI PhIInnthronInt.

Hes de best boss ever worked for"
 "Wot's SO good about imp
 "Whenever dere'y a holiday be gives us anudder day to gli over it."-Chiea- SO Tribune .E
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-14
Houston Daily Statement,


Houston Comparative statement.
Gross receipts thus FAR this week 22.Sl5
Gross receipts 16S DAYS this season ] ,7OS 6B4
Gross receipts l65 days 1900 1901 I, S72, 500
Gross receipts l65 days 1899 1900. 4, $50 i69
Houston Railroad Receipts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-14
OWNERS NOT DISPOSED
TO CONE SOUTH TO SELL.
The Receipts We're Large and a Great
Many Texans Were Reported-Market
Was Steady and Higher.

A special from Kansas City says: A
shipper on tho market Yesterday from
Iowa said he did not look for the move.
ment Of stockers from that State TO this
and other markets to assume even a re.
spectacle fraction of the proportions Of
last years volume Of shipments. Prices
are remunerativc enough, so ne declared.
hut the demand for Iowa stock cattle this
winter seems 10 bc much stronger from
the Northwest than from the Southwest.
Shippers and ranchmcn from the Dakotas
and Minnesota have thoroughly canvassed
tho field and picked up large supply Of
stock cattle, oven going into Minnesota
10 find thin steers They have offered fair
prices for the stock, values that In ordi.
nary years would appear immense The
favorite price for steers has been 81 per
hundredweight. This can be beaten tull
soc or more at Kansas City, but tho farm
ers and cattlemcn OF Iowa seem disposed
70 take things easy and sell to the North
ern men rather than take the trouble OF
shipping South. The high price of butcher
beef at present coupled with the large
supply OF hay in the Northwestern States
and the comparatively mild and open win
ter SO far this season. have been the prime
causes for this shifting Of the movement ot
Iowa cattle.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-14
WHEAT WAS FAIRLY ACTIVE.
CORN WAS FIRM
AND OATS WERE A REFLEX.
The Frnness Was Owing to Reports oil
Continental Demand and Depletion
ef Country Stocks.

Chicago February 13.-.Folowing rath.
or colorless opening wheat today became
fairly active and nrm on reports n con
tlnentai demand and alleged depletion OF
country stocks. The rest of the grain list
profted sympathetlcally. May wheat
closed tgdMs higher May corn and May
oats u higher each. Provisions closed
steady. under Tuesday.
May wheat opened \ to hsdN higher at
1874 to 7SAd1Sk on the encouragement
given by q further slight advance Mt Liv'
erpool. The depressing effect Of slack
speculation was shown early by decline
to 777td7s. AZ this point the market
steadied and the buying movement began
70 assume proportions to which 1t has been
stranger for some time This was due
TO the closing strength at Liverpool aud
reports Of n demand for careocs by CON
tlnental houses The domestic news cher
" concerned winter stocks and generally
we're to the effect that stocks we're AZ a
very low pbb. May gradually worked ~
60 TS&MTSk during The afternoon anu
closed l3dSs higher at ISbs0ISb. Local re.
celpts were hfteen cars, none Of Whlch
graded contract Minneapolis aud Duluth
reported $50 cars for two days. making
total far the three points Of SOL cars,
against 21S ears lone day. last week ana
262 ears last wear
corn was fairly active and drm for the
most part The market was depressed
for time early on selling led by St
Louis st the bottom, however. many buy
ing orders came TO light and Kansas city
bought more than S. Louis and solh
earlier Local receipts were twenty'se'en
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-14
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

Spot Cotton Was in Good Demand.
Futures Irregular and Closed Steady.
New Orleans. February l3-Spot cotton
was In good demand again today Buyers
were ont In force bidding yesterdays cur.
rent prices for the staple, but factors as
a rule were holding for higher agures.
Sales $500 bales, including 100 to arrive.
quotations were advanced I,16 on all
gradess>
Futures opened irregular near months
and August being > to 3 points up. while
inc other positions were 1 point down
Speculative buying was the chief feature
or the early trading which was Of i'm
menSe proportions. Prominent local bulls
bought heavily OF May aud July The
country too, sent large buying orders In
spite ~ rather liberal estimated reeeipts
Tor AsH Orleans and Asustoa tamsxKey,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-14
COTTON is STILL BOOMING.

, New York Increased the balance In favor Of
that market. Rumors of a squeeze" ON
March contracts were set ahoat, despite the
| quantity in stock at the big port. From
the strenuousness Of that delivery. how
ever, It msy be assumed that the powerful
clique Of outsiders. both from wall street
and the West, that are heavily Involved Ia
this Interest. will be summarily put TO the
sword
New York opened TO points above
Tuesdays close. An early decline started
and prices went gradually lower during the
first hour. A moro noticeable drop then
occurred and extended until bottom prices
were touched in the latter portion Of the
morning An Improvement then started
and a gain OF To points had been made
by noon. This gain was increased little
afterward. but the same was lost and
there was unimportnnt change before the
last two hours OF the session. Then the
strongest wave Of the day appeared and
steadily values went toward the top until
the closing moments, when another bulge
caused best prices on the Gnal call IN
tho net result February advanced IL
points, March IA, September 2. October l
and the intermediate options gained TO
Q points
New Orleans started 1 point down to
points up The scale altered little in the
early minutes, but soon started downward
and continued IN that direction until low
mark was reached in the middle Of the
morning. From this there was an advance
equally as slow and constant with initial
prices restored at noon. A further I'm.
crease followed and loss OF the same
during the next hour after which a sharp
gain caused the level to rule 1 To points
higher and until Just before the wndup
another Improvement made top prices and
hardly any variance occurred on the last
call In the net result February climbed
no points and the later months went 4
to . points higher. Sales at the fout
American markets amounted to 1876 bales
and spot quotations went 1-18c higher.
Tho seward movement was considerably
larger than last year. Receipts nj an
ports for the day were "A. 16i bales com.
pared With 2l,si6 for the corresponding
day Of last year. Since Friday they have
been l3i.757 bales compared with 9S,s3O
for the same time nj last week and los 462
for the corresponding time of last year.
Thus far ln he season they have been
500 CO. bales compared with l.522,2i7
for the corresponding time OF last season.
since Friduy exports have been li2 ,23j
huiee. compared with 7G.G39 for the same
time Of last week and G2,253 for the cor
responding time of last season Stock at
United states pors for the day WIS S2l,
Nu bales, compared with AIj2G2 for the
same day Of last week and 925sl2 for the
corresponding day Of last year.
Houston estimated receipts for today are
900 to BOO against l42l Inst year. New
Orleans expects 5000 to 5000, against 6443
last year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-14

cars Nav sold between 61%@61l5 and 62l9
and closed y higher at 62Ad62&
The oats market seemed reflex OF corn
Reccints were sixty-three cars. May sold
between 425 and 4sSs and closed r5s up lIo at
Vas down May pork at 10. 20: May
lard at o. An and May ribs at s.52h,
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: wheat
80 cars corn 1906 cars, oats 40 cars, hogs
81 GOO head.
Cash quotations were as follows;
FIonr-Dull and steady.
Wheat-No. 3 1916; No. 2 red So@s6ls
Corn-No. 61A.
Oats-No. 43AM44; NO. white io19; NO.
white 44d46
Rye-No 81.
Barley Fair to choice mailing 6od64. -
Flaxseed-No 1 It. IS; No. Northwestern
1.71%
Timothy seed--Prime 6 60.
Ness pork-Per barrel 10 65d u, 90
Iard-Per 100 pounds .30d9 32l2.
short rib sides-Loose S.31dS -.
Dry saltcd shoulders--Boxcd IM1H.
short clear sides Boxed S.I5WS. 50,
CIover--Contract grade 9.25.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-14
KANSAS CITY

Kansas City. February 13.-CaitIe-Ro
calves Market for best grades strong TO
~ higher Tor commons steady Choice OK
poTt and dressed beef steers ; s5916 a.
lair 10 good 4 sadj. -: slockers ana feed
,. 20; Texas and lndrn steers 40d5 S0:
cXss cows > I5d4 50: native cows 3 OOfI
4 90 heifers 3 75d5 25; Gamers > 0lG
10, hnlls S.ooM4 30, salves 4 5Otd6. rs
steady lower; closed strong. HEAVY q AZ
@So' o.; mixed packers 6. O0m6 40: light 40
~; 10; pigs 4 75d5. %. Sheep-Keceipts
49, 49,, market active. shade higher; native
40; native wethers 50G75 10; Western
meIhers ! 1Od5 co; warnings & 25d5 10.
sw VS. S'oo@4 80; culls and feeders ? ,OoS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-14

Total sales for the day $50, 400 shares.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-14
STOCK MARKET UNCHANGED.

reports received Of gross earnings for the
hrSt week In February also showed u
rather prevalent tendency TO decreases
tdbly true of the Southwestern railroads,
bot there was marked strength In ihat
group led by Texas aud Pacific. win
rise OF ~ on intimatious Of very large
earnings
The steel stocks showed some early re-
sponsc 70 the very favorable conditions re.
ported IN trade, but reiapsed with the rest
OF the market The market closed slightly
irregular Int generally easier.
There was a very large business done IN
h"rd hut the movement OF prices was
irregular. Total sales, par value. S5,ol@''
itN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-14
KANSAS CITY.
lSpcclal u Tho Post

Stock Yards. Kansas City, Mo. February
l3.-The following sales by Territory and
Texas stockmen were reported today. n.
Il. Halsell, Decatur, $40 $50 pound steers,
4 %; II. II Halsell. 10 l24s pound buds.
pound steers, 4 %, C L. Abbott. Norman
= H04 pound steers. 4.25. 6. r. Abbott,
Norman. - loss pound steers. "a; q. T.,
Abbott Norman. i6 1860 pound steers.
4 I'd; j. =. McCutChcn Longyiew, 80 BS{
pound COWS, 3. 25; j. p. McCutcheon. Long
view ~ $50 pound steers, 4 90; King &
Fast MeNa, is $50 pound bulls. 3.OO;
King East. MeEla, s 922 pound mixed
helterS and steers 3 %. King a East,
Mexia, Is 80 pound Jersey bulls > ~
Shoeteldt n Farlow, Lenapah, Is 1lsT
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-14
CHICAGO

sooaaii February 13.-Cattie-ReceIpts
800 900 market active and 1Oa15 higher;
S ScS 70 prime steers 6. 5od1G rs; poor 20
. NV 4'opad, 2ai stockers and feeders
SS9g4.19; cows 25d5 %; heifers ? a5a
80, Gamers 2Tl2 %; bulls 2. 25GTI AZ.
S1 ~ ~ NQI co: Texas fed steers 4 25G
mIysa nosS s Receipts 10000; heavy steady:
bnt Ngu anu llgnts weak, lower; mixed ana
q suaS0S ilesfs ., SiG6 30; good TO choice besyI
5000 1917 20 -; rough heavy 6.ena6. -: ueht
=, 1sS sesV' hulg OF sales 3. s5d6. % sheen
10 stTons. lo,u9oi sheen and lambs steady
w., islr to choice mixed 3. s5d4 "a.
nstiyeerh sheep and yearlings 25C95' S0k
S s5Sa sSnmes 8,TSQo.75 Western lamb.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-14
RuTrER AMo EGGs-

St Louis, February l3.-- Poultry-Steady
chickens Sia; turkeys lO6ll1; ducks 10.
geese SOS, Butter--s,eady; creamery 22Gl
rs dairy lSli23. Eggs-Steady, ~.
New York, February 13.-Eggs- Recent
lo,Slq packages. Market trm. Western al
mark 29l5; Southern az mark 2Si4d29
Chicago. February ID Butter-Firm:
creamery iTM2S dairy l6d22. Cheese
Firm, loMI2. Eggs Firm; fresh 2Saag.
Kansas City, February Eggs-Firm,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-14
NEW YORK COTTON.
Trading in Late Session Was Active
Overlapping Anything OF Recent Times,

New York, February lathe Cotton
market opened steady with October point
lower and other months 20 5 points
higher. There was an Indifferent response
60 arm Liverpool cables. and very burish
spot cotton reports came from every nor
tlon OF the belt. Moreover, soon after the
cali active prodt taking set In and bear
selling became popular, under free port
receipts and fear that the market was
over long Liverpool quickly ensed on nm
Ger the New York action. being very sensl-
i've TO hearlsh news Of any character.
PRIVATE capies, however stated that spin.
ming interests and the market leaders in
Europe were strong bulls and free buyers
on every slight decline Throughout the
nrst hour selling for both accounts WAS
very active and weak holders seemed 20
practically withdraw from the market.
The liquidation forced May OF to s 10 aud
July TO S4l, around which prices were
strong and new buying came to lght aud
hull leaders stepped In TO support the en-.
tlre list. large estimate for tomorrow's
doustonS receipts for q time checked any
material Improvement, but reports that
southern spot markets were up &c after
Yesterday advance OF y, making Y in
forty eight hours, spurred shorts to cover
rnmor that print cloths were up 4 ANA
predictions for big loss In Interior stocks
thls week greatly helped TO support the
market Soon after the moon hour March
later being completely routed by sensa,
tional rumors To the effect that parties
VINO were long OF that opinion controlled
the New York stock and intended 10 de-
mand the cotton due them on delivery day.
Before the close this option Jumped 10 SEQ
on 90 a premium Of points over the next
highest option. whereas. hut a short ii
ago several months We're holding better
position than March. The surprising
strength OF that month stimulated covering
In the rest OF the list and encouraged new
buying through commission houses Trad
Ing throughout the late session was very
active, overlapping anything Of recent
times, Conservative estimates placed the
days business at 100000 bales. The close
was firm with prices at about the top at
an advance OF 10 3 points on present
crop menths and 10 ? points on next
crop options.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-14
london Finanaial CabIe.

New York February 13-The CONNER
cinl Advertisers London financial cab.e-
gram says: The general tone OF The mar
bet was good today. American stocks We're
strong. closing near the top on New YORK
huying, which was largely confined early
70 Southern Pacific. but finally turned TO
Denver and Rio Grande and Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-14

close. Wide gray goods have sold freely
and close occasionally lie higher. Cot
ton has further advanced today and the
tone or the market here Is very arm. The
demand has been Of about recent character.
but more bids ara being declined than he,
fore for both staples and fancy cottons
at old prices Mems wear woolens steady
Win fair sales Wooden dress goods fog
fan in staple lines arc arm,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-14
METALS.

New York. February iS,-selll is X \
without finding buyers weasensSys 1,
and foreign market for copper Eta a
here were reduced about y wv I'D
lake at l2Nd129s; electrol;ynt,c MI
and casting at 12b to ~ s.a.s.
prices as compared with Il Sso. NJ, 4
tipures were Is cd lower. S ~ r,,s
lis Sd and futures at fa; In nv. NJ IA
here and unchanged abroad Nv " vIi 4
was "a go hid and London c, !. t,,ia1
at f118 and futures at flV. ~ a
steady here and upchanssa 3, s. II
closed Is Sd higher at il !;
was irm and unchanged at m
wgs unchargec at ~. rs "a
IRON market ruled steady WYE s,,, a
demand. The foreign maTkeai Nlgh1
Glascow closed at 5ls alu .rraus
closed At 46s Cd Pig IRON s ,orDSrT
mere al ii 5Odl2 30; No ,il,,UsT N
err II c9ais 10; No. | mgl' si
rs 25tG Is -. No. / foundry
Is ~.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-14

New York, February i3--corfee-Spot Rio
steady; No. Invoice 5&. Mild quiet: Cor.
dove %fl2 Futures closed quiet and net
unchanged 10 points lower, having weak.
cued Ia the asst hour under q furry Of self.
ma for both accounts, seTetai sales were u
500 bags including March 3 40s3S As: july
iSel5 10; August ). 90; September 3 mo
~; ueteter 6.oola, 10; December i. lOag