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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-30

Hon. Jos. e.. weinSold Of Perry
county announces himself In TINS
TINES this week ~ candidate for It1
Democratic nomination Tor State Sen-
alor from the Tweniy-sixth district.
Mr.. Withhold is well known through.
out Sou,heas, Missouri, being one Of
the leading and mos, substantial bust
ness men ui Perry county, and having
served ihat couniy in the Missouri
House Of Representatives for four
terms This latter iaci tells palmer
than words what =. people Of his own
county think Of him rs a public official,
and he stuud high among HI. fellow
Representatives ~ n man Of sterling
worth lie points With confidence to
his record throughout four terms, aud
II must be said that his experience in
the House adds to hi, qualifications as
n member Of tho senate lie is q
Democrat WIN has al-ays stood by bis
party organization, aud will be a strong
candidate before the people
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-30
Trustees Sale.

whereas Louis ID Thurman and Harriet
Thurman, his wife, by their certain deed %
trust dated the 9th dny of November. q ~,
and recorded In the Recorders once OF -.
Francois county. Missouri. IN BOOK 81, nj
paas si5 conveyed To the undersigned
trustee the following described real estate
and Improvements thereon, situate, lying
ana bcins Ia the county - =. Francois and
state Of Missouri. 70 Wit
Ei'aFt o: the United states survey SO. =.
township 81 NORTH, range four east, and
described a. follows, tO.wlt: beginning on
stone t.s9 chains north, degrees east from
tie northwest corner OF Hrny Town trnci.
Running south ~ dpgB. east, t.aI chains TO
"A stone. thence north drgs east Q. 81 chains
10 q stone IN a sink hole: thence north W
degrees, west e. - chains 10 stone on the
west boundary lire OF said survey: thence
south degrees west 81 chains 10 the be-
ginning corner, containing 10 ~ acres;
Which Eald conveyance was mnde Ia trust
20 secure the Payment Of n certain prunlls
sorry note IN said deed Of trust described,
and whereas By the terms OF said deed uf
trust said note f. past cue ana romans an.
paid, now, therefore. IN accordance with
the provisions OF said deed ~ trust. ana
at the request Of tho legal holder Ut said
note, /, th" sil'tes fiEuCn trustee. viii.
On Thursday, February Is, 1902,
het~een ;ac hours OF nine O'Clock IN the
furrnnon and i've O'Clock IN the afternoon
OF that day. nt the south front doDf OF the
Court House. in the CITY of FarininEton.
souri, set ne public auction 90 the highest
bidder, f0r cash. the foregoing described
real estate, to satisfy said Tisssss nud the
costs OF executing this trust,
January %. fss
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-30
Trustees Sale.

Whereas W s. browning. ny his certain
deed OF trust, dated the twelfth daJ OF De'
csiutlar. nineteen hundred, and recorded IN
ihe.fsecur,lcr's ufice OF 81. Francois county
Airsoart, In bOnk 81, az rage sig. convened
10 the undersigned TRUSTEE tue following
described real estate ana Improvements
county VI ~ Rfaneols and state III Mis-.
ssssrl tOswit
one huasired ana ninery i've ana seventh
six uunntedths lft5.sD aerUs. northeast
quarter section three %. township, iist.ty.
SIX ~ range four ltl east; thirty two ahd
twenty -four hansarrdfhA t&-su acres.
northeast quarter Tot two ~. NORTHWEST
1aasisr seciloa shfss q tosnssiin thirty :
parf Of lot one stl. northwest quarter sec
lion tafec isl, township fhiity SIX tsD ,
ragEW four ~ east. situate IN northe9st
half soathwsss Quarter. section thrae 81 !.
townsAln ttissty ak faas. range fsaF 10
east forty ~ arsv-. fonfheaM qaarter "
anrth .sset aaasssF. s~ctsasa ttstfsF ,tonr tssl
east. azargsttss three hnndsed anss atty
ei4iff tzsf3 ACRES
Whica SAID cssseyanes was saaas 10
prna.sssoTy nsls III saia deed ~ trass "a,
Nsrissesi ts.d wasnreMs ny tine terms on xain
deed ezii note u sauw past due arti fsnsAii,g
snyata. now iIesefers u seeoFsaises
ag1 AZ shr frentsz 81 the sexsi hpIsisr VI
said ustss, x will. an
Msnslay. FebTnsfy 5, iso2, T'r''
betw@fn the pnars OF nsHe a.trnus N sns
fosrncan aud flxr o 'c4rcz IN Ina. sftefn9pn
ff tha< aays 81 sise south front t0uF ~ t1le
Chufx I1nxsEr fn sia ctr uk k4rn3inK8nu,f IN
sals euszniy nf ~ FsHnTuss and state ut E,ss.
s8nft. s&Ii NJ nuniie eucfion. tor fash ~
nnsld. fls fpfefqlae acscffbc1 real es41fP
and ftHpfuvrfGassztE sfsoscssn fut the tf3rrA4H
% exflffyApE ~ hpte en4 Sh& coits ~ En-
' ~ ~ y - srRn d ccsson
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-30

Tho Democratic Committee Of th,
Thirteenth Congressional district, which
met at Bismarck las; Friday, decided
upon = district primary election TO
nominate 4 Democratic candidate Tor
Congress, and Saturday, June eth, as
the time for holding such primary. Il
would save expense to the candidates
and trouble to tho voters Il the county
primaries could be arranged to be held
on the same day, but it is not at all
probable that uniformity OF action can
be secured Ia this matter, though II
might be arranged Ia those counties
where the county primaries have not
yet been called.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-30
The comnoner.
(Mr. Bryan's PAPER. J

The Commoner has attained
within six months from date
OF the first Issue g circulation
of 100000 copies, a record
probably never equaled in the
history Of American periodical
literature, The unparalleled
growth of this paper demon
strates that there is room in
the newspaper field for a ma
t!enal paper devoted to the
discussion of political, econo-
mic and social problems. To
the columns OF The Commoner
Mr.. Bryan contributes his best
efforts; and his review OF polit-
ical events as they arise from
time TO time cannot fail TO in
terest those who study public
questions.
The Commoner's regular
subscription price is S1.O0 per
year. We have arranged with
Mr.. Bryan whereby we can
furnish his paper and THE
FARAiINGToN TIMES topethrr
for one year for $40. The
regular subscription price of
the two papers when subscrib-
ed for separately is $500.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-30
INITIATING 1nE cLouE DEMOCRAT.

INITIATING TnE GLOBE DEMOCRAT.
The Frcdcricktown Democrat News,
Smith & Purcell: The latest reports
from Asylum No. 4, which is ygiGg
bull: near Pennington Is that 1.-THE
work is progressing nicely" aud u tho
appropriation holds out II will be- CON.
plelcd by 1908. A junscting trip was
isade to tire Building last week hy the
commissioners 10 locate. It is ssid. the
exact spot where the range shall be
placed In the kitchen aud also to dis.
cuss whether ponloOns OF nal boats
should be used 10 get 10 the building
In wet weather This discussion seems
to 10 to be unnecessary, for Il Is alto
gether probable that by the time the
building Is ready TO receive patients
some person will have Invented ily-
Ing machine, that Is, u work IS rushed
on the building in the future as il has
been in the past.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-30

Congressman Champ Clark's alti.
tuds on The senIng oi an envoy 10
England TO dance attendance at the
coronation Of King Edward VII, -
strikes popular chord in the West
In the House last week in speaking OF
this unusual piece Of fawuing on the
part Of tho Administration Mr.. Clark
said: $50 far as I am concerned, !
will never vote ope cent to pay any
mans expenses to 60 to England OF
elsewhere to help crown . king. We
went on, Of the coronation business
July 4 1916"
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-30
Admi niatra trir,a Nntine.

Notice n hereby given thnt letters uf al
tninlttfailnn were granted 10 tie under
signed by the Probate Court 81 %. Francois
county. Missouri, dated the 18th day Of
January. Wg. ON tbs estate NJ
htSNiE n. HiGllIEN, Deed
All persons having claims nEainst said
estate are required IN exhibit them TO ihe
AdminlstmtTiN for allowance within one
year igpm the date ~ said ictfers. NJ they
may hc prerluded from any BENEFIT 81 ~ "a
estate ana u nu: exhibited Tor allowance
Within twu years from tire date Of said let
tiers they viii b. forever barred
MARTHA : HiGiil.EY. ADMIR-.
January 49, tas9.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-30

desceuds naturally do not
have TO pay sny inheritance tax. II
Is only levied on those known rs col.
lateral heirs, and the money goes ~
reetly 10 the support pi the State
University aud the State School Of
slincs. Il does not work a hardship
on anybody, aud 1t would be perfectly
agreeable TO Us TO have to pay some
OF il.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-30
nxE ~ A TEol.sAkn.

Pcmiscot Press, Del ionggfear;
Miss Helen Gould recently made -
visit through this section, visiting the
Young Mems Christian Associations.
This Miss Gould Is beyond question "a
gem Of pufest ray serene" and a bless.
lug 20 the country. The Press has
never seen Der name IN the society
column, has never read Of her rs 'tbe
charming hostess" but Il has heard Of
her going about doing good, with her
hands, her advice and her money.
Miss Gould il one woman In a lh0us-
aud, snd deserves oil the good that
can be said " her.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-30

A Washington special To the l'cpub-
lic SAYS that Congressman Robb has
secured the appointment Of a special
agent Of the Agricultural Department
10 bc sent to and located at the Fruit
Experiment station az Mountain Grove,
10 work IN cooperation With the sta
ton 10 the study Of injuries to ii7,"v.
The main work for the present will be
ON bitter rot 10 apples.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-30
AMONG OUR EXCHANGES.

THg EasF Is'ST 80 swFtL.
Bonnie TerTe Star, |. l.. Pare: The
East isn't 80 swell after all. The
other day couple Of New York farm
ers made a trade by which one Of them
snapped his wife for two cows aud
three coon dogs. II the ,adc had
happened Ia Missouri we should no,
have heard the last of Il for ten years.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-30

Judge Evans, chairman Of the con.
ysniion of county Democratic commit
ieemeu, has appointed as the commit
tee Of five to formulate a uniform plan
for county organization the following
named gentlemen: DR. u. II Shields,
Marion county; S. =. Smith, St 10
scph; Chns. + Reed, Christian county /;
W. Il. Edgar Iron county; Kelley
Poole, Boone county Tho committee
will meet ut an early date aud begin
the work assigned them.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-30

The snip subsidy bill which Hanna,
Frye aud the Republicans generally
purpose forcing through Congress is
simply steal---the robbery of the pub
lie treasury for the benefit of syndi-
Gated monopoly interests The oil
introduced in the previous Congress
provided for an appropriation of So
900, 200 a year for twenty years, n
total Of eis0. 000,O 900 to be given
away to ship owners for nothing
The bill introduced In the present Con.
gress, Senator Vest pointed gu. in =
speech on the subject last wcck. went
even further than. the old bin, Ia that
there is no limit named. and that il
would create perpetual tax on the
people for the benefit OF big ship lines
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-30
Trustees Sale.

whereas Potter Aunuch0n, by hts certain
dssd ~ trust. dated thr 3th day Of Decent
her. lSss, and recorded Ia tas Recorder s
office OF St Francois county, Missouri, In
book -, az pase e, conveyed Ca the under
signed trustee the following des0sdted real
estate and the Improvements thereon, stu.
ate, lyinR and being Ia the county Of -.
FraHcsis and state Of Missouri. 10 Wit:
Tot ten lial block ten go IN the town 81
FIAT River. leased from the Doe kun Lead
Company.
Witch said conveyance was made In trust
10 secure the payment n crrtain proHlis
HDFy note In said deed OF trust uescrihedt
and whereas by this terms of said deed Of
trust the said note q fssf dtis sf5 :t-ssfststts
unpaid now. therefore, IN accordance with
the provisions Of said dee1l1f trust, ana &c
the request OF the leERl holder Of said note.
4, the Undersigned trtiste. VIII.
On Thursday, February 10. 1909,
between the hours Of nine o'clack IN the
forenoon and ave O'Clock ia the afternoon
Of that day, ~ the south front door OF the
Court House ~ the city ~ Fartnington, "A
Enld cOuuty NJ 81. Francois au1 state of
Missouri. sen at public auction % the high
est bidder. Tor cash. all she Ftst:.. title,
Interest and estate OF TIE said peter AnHu.
chun Of, in and 10 ffe foregoing Described
real estate and tae improvements tis.feofs,
for the tsrgnsc Of satisfying said note and
the costs OF executing TINS trust,
,. ;. CLAY. Trustee.
January II. 1870.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-30

Former Governor stephens has an-
nounced that his last batch Of "Sharps
aud Flats" Clu.cs the series. This
will be nuwcleomc news 10 the Repub-
lean organs. which derived much
pleasure from his Whimsical phan.
taHmA.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-30

We inadvertently remarked last
week that Prof. Darlington was the
only candidate 50 far fog Snperin,en-
rendens Of Public schools. Oh course
this Is not true. We have several
times mentioned the candidacy Of
Frof. Henry Of fredcSicksown for thu,
position. tic l. ono Of tia best and
ablcst eauca,ou Of tho State. aud has
Tbs almost solid endorsement Of this
part Of the STATE. add we would likr
10 see him nominated; but we fear
his candidacy wial No Handicapped by
thst u Judge Faxs.t the same town
ie Judge u the Supreme Court.
Frsasfirktowu b prsssnlsosis village.
bas Isn't Sse trying 70 ceser too many
esgss What u she shosId.ad the
wiiose resss
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-30
AFRAID oF Tag rkorLg.

Scott County Kicker, Phil A. Ilaf-
ner; On several occasions tho lower
house Of Congress has voted TO elect
United S,aies Senators by direct vote
Of tho people, bu, The measure was
defeated In the ssnaie l=n't it la
Ito strange that Senators will thus
admi, that they NFc afraid of the
peoplcf
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-30

The Globe. Democrat complains That
no one has answered any of the iig-
urcs Of 'phc big discrepancy shown
by the Salcm editor " While that Is
not true, Il Is pertinent to ask, what
4 the use Of chasing . spectre All
these frantic Republican charges Of
looilngs aud discrepancies are mere
haiireinalions Of q rtisau.disea'cd
brain; or, perhaps, They are just ma
licious partisan lies
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-30
PAR VALUE,
500 PER- SHARE.

The above shares for sale Thirty (JOc) per
OF 10 mupcs thereof; Oregon Ming Victory
CO. and Carissa Gold and Copper Mug. Co.
Oregon Consolidated Timing cOOwn Godbenng
Gravel ranging from is
Giants at work There Of Flumc miles
long, aud to 5000 gallons u minute O-uch
Giants When completed the mine viii per
mill the ground. The property
Sugar Fine TIM saving which, together
Southern Pacific Ry. viii Of itself yield handsome dividend.
Location Of mine, Douglas County Cragon.
Victory Mining Quartz bearing
Free Milling Gold Three tunnels being cutting i2ioot
vein Gold extending a
direction through the property Assays s. 10
1000 lbs Location, Josephine County, Oregon.
ciaFssa Gold and Copper Mining aud
Copper Quarzeag Ground cutting
~ to 40foot vein Gold and Copper This property Situated in Park
City, Utah. the King
Silver King paid over Sl,Coo,oOO cah jyidruis
The combination a profitable
investment aud 80 dividend safely predicted
Ing The conservative, being
ucy in the hands the President experienced
miner
GEO J. COLE, President.
Fiscal Agent-Bank of Pennington, Pennington, Mo.
APPLICATION, for shares o Harlan,
Bank Of Pennington accompanied By check draft who authorized
issue certificates emitting the applicant number shares applied for
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-30

The M. X. & II. 7. H. Il. passcu-
ger trains leave Riverside nj 1928 q.
M, 20 y. N. and So p. M. al
irving at Rock Springs 81 1894 a.
M, j:35 =. m. and s:57 p. M. The
trains leave Rock Springs at 5:ls a
M, 1913 =. m. aud SAB p. m,
reaching Riverside at 1913 a. M,
2;1O p. M. and 5:jT p. M.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-30

Candidates FIR State Senator from
the Twcnty.siSth Senatorial district
will have Madison county to reckon
with this year, i, having bccn added
10 the district by the redislriciing of
the last General Assembly, The dis.
irict Is now composed Of Jefferson,
Madison, Perry, Ste. Gcncyicvc and
81. Francois
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-30
VIOLIN sIIAnE Tur pIsrIycTloN

wOULn SHARE THE DISTINCTION.
Doniphan Prospect News, John 7.
Campbell Jealous, presumably, Of
he a $ faction attained by tho Farm.
ingIon Herald in being reported as the
only newspaper IN the world support
ing Judge Fox, tho Pemiscot Press
earns half the distinction by announc.
ing that Il too is for Fox.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-30
ruE oolIATrrn IxnesrrASca TAX

Tng COLLATERAL IxHEEfTAScn TAX.
Jefferson Democrat. X. w. Me-
Muillns Wa have bern asked to ex-
plain shat The s'eollaieral inheris.nee
isx'' 10. AZ soae have an idea that Il
- VERY oppressive thing aud known
only in the sists u Misssasi. Such a
TAX is lcricd ia snnie other States aud
we saIi 10 see anyilsing particularly
Questionable abuat u. Il provides
,has properly wiIlsd ar aesrrndrd to
anyone other Than father. ,rsthes,
hasbaad. wife. children or diFses lin-
sal descendants except that aeyised 10
ssiisioas. educational OF chafisable
p<f<szss exciessssly. shall pay . tax
Of es Tor txch 800 clear market yala.
u se2h property. 1'Aaee s. = whom
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-30
FarmiRgton Times
THURSDAY, JAN. 30, 1909.

Toe Poplar Bluff Citizens souvenir
edition is = work Of ari aud thing Of
beauty tina, reflects much credit on the
Publisher.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-30

Tho Eeuiacky Husss, 81 Warner.
RipIsy county. wss destroyed hs Ore
on the 18th. IIrfpie efforts on the
par Of ;ha people prevented The Gre
from sssrsading beyond the heisi whese
!. stsssrd. The Ices Is vs., oDU with
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-30
" 2lrn skxAronIAL plsrnrcr.

Irouion Register, Eli u. AXE; Pub
Hsh The complete record of each Of he
Democratic candidates for the State
senEta Ia this district. Each was ~
,he last State Legislature. Let the
three records be placed In parallel col.
umus, with the vote of each on every
measure that came before The General
Assemtiy, not only on its final pas
sage, hut AZ every staged "a progress.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-30

/, the undersigned, hereby give no.
tice that will not be responsible Tor
sry debts or contracts made by NY
wife, Eta Cmwlcy.
SAINT l.. CRAwLFN.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-30
CANDIDATES. ANNOUNCEMENTS /
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FoR STATE SENATOR

WE are authorized 10 announce
w Jos. q. wEiSiOLD
81 Perry County as candidate for state
senator from the Twenty sixth senatorial
District. subjeg; 20 the nomination. OF the
Democratic party.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-30
On Thurslay, February 10. 1902,
Trustees Sale.

Whereas Nellie Jose. ~ heF certain deed
Of tfsst. dated the 18th DAY ti eune, Ito.
and recorded in tho kacdrder's Dftiee of st
francois ecLnty, Missouri, 81 book ~, Ht
paEn 40. conveyed 90 tire nndersighed tfis
tte tins icslDwlng Described real estate and
improvements therso48, situate. lying nne
being In the countf 10 ~. Francois ana
STATE OF Missouri, fowl.
All of Dos thrive al In block RHvsn f7J leased
1rens f;ciumuia Lead Gonipany. and sh0sEA
OF sileis private uap Of slie town Of Esther.
which said conveyance was made In trust
to ascnrc tho payment ~ o cextAiu rrussaae.
koFy note IN taiG deed I'd trust described !,
and whereas ~ ss.@ .sezss OF kain deed the
eaId cote $ rast due ana rHsnaEiis unpaid I;
aud whereas tho said Ncitie 4asa hats hwcsl
decreased utise nonfhz ssf szlpE@. nosF shefe !.
fnre. ~ rrEtsrsnisy WIN - IsEnsisieFs Of
said deed u trust and az ihh rvsEuest % tlss
legal Eio6slrf ri said isote. l. tite Undersigned
trustee, will
On Thnrsday. February rs ige2s
zsss.sen the hnssr~ OF nsnr O'Clock Ia the
.guKHncuE and ave- O'Clock "a thu aftexacrxu
~ that 1us. st ttle sssufh ffnaf fscpr ~ tire
Court H0ezes IN the city Of faE sazsssis.si. ~
said ~. fF8nTliE TgsuEfy. Nisen4fi, x8E al
put..ie aurfiuas IT, the higAezl Bidder fsr
cash, al tkE 81 zft tssia. Interest and estate
ut tire said Seiisn jnHu az. "a and 10 lis
JpTszp;ux daFrfflled rxal estsEr and Ia.
psafslurutx tpesEpn for fhe paTroe@ Df Eas-
ssfs ing said llatA Aaii TIE eeuts 81 exeeNtirE
- JEW b. 1ucnlEY. trustee.
sspnsry =. 100.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-30

The above shares for sale Thirty Oc) per
Of Is muipcs thereof; Oregon Mug
Co, and Carissa Gold and Copper Mug Co.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-01-30
FOR SALE.

I0A l0A SHARES VICTORY MING CO.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-30

$685. sqslss snake Canada asssos Texas.
ba Hh held s3sss .s ass 9sE
sihsT s essl q S sd sssss S Winter
winter s. oass 20; no E Mi1tsr saS g ssg
He ehols stS g s. .s assstssa g.
- s 3ss f1s asl sse 50 F sSs
FEEDGEasy quoted sprins bT coarse 81 s s q "a
s s1S s. to nI sTTy zoo bia ATS SuS
ssn corn s2gS2t CAKE city SOB bran 5o sSo
GRA;IN RAIN, decline in wheat yesterday
oatpor Its eec sve %a aaed between a
ahourh wnen 9n option rose &c closing fairly steady
ihat; nearshness dominated the entire market and
Of new wheat arrivals small cearances foreign selling
dons Over most wheat ep reS from disturbing Gon
not Less than ga on ading winter wheat points had
hnsbsis m az bushels. against 900
e so fnn felt the weight Of these big receipts
In sympathy Cable news exc qo f esaed other 0P'gms
9pins on rear months Paris was easier Liverpool
FOREIGN houses pecember BoomRa eetmaed the
gsbes and a5 sS &aroP.a Sg' 6ouhr 1ss
% M9T stocks aos Of Thsa according
N n 0,nr and % loads red with 81 loads
ee as s foowS X red &c elevator and 77aI7'.e
SeWa7for1 soae: No hard Manitoba s4'lc all prompt;
York Sc August % &C. Ansnt R lo No % red NeT
n was, was the weakest Yesterday closing 11sG17sc
NJ o"er. Active selling. partly stop account.
con n me oecline It was caused chiefly by promising
oLVt from all
july at chicago absence
sIl1 general lack or confidence O
a.h Liverpool were unchanged Chicago
Sos ears with "a OF contract expected
81 Neonesoay Here p IN, with
i pusiness consisted of loads all outports.
Iocal account were 5000 bushels No at
xatop and Is 600 bushels private terms delivered
10 Z corn closed Csc ( o b ahoat:
no white. Toiec. and No Z . b
30 ISAf Affected like markets by big receipts
oats ruled weak and lower a
mar me close Chicago receipts
-o graded contract hut expected 300
gay me latter causing some hrmness in July after
CAV crop news favorable. owing to clearing
Neather West. Locally cash ed
WIN sales OF $4,000 bushels No 62I9c
20 g. DC: No white CSC: No white mixed
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