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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-07-10

Harriet-What shall I say In the
advertisement for cook?
Harry-WelI, say that wen take her
with us to any summer resort she
may prefer.-Detroit Free Press.
Visitor Young man, hope that
when you are free you will turn over
new leaf
Convict-Sure ! will The lawyer I
hire the next time will be a better
one.-Chicago Daily News.
What is that awful ground swell
roar | hear9" asked the Nashyillian
early in the Iaorning
"Oh, that's Just Memphis growing. :"
replied the Memphis man.--Memphis
tTenn) CommercialAppeal.
A marriage license was issued 10
Harasia Payelezak and YuhanKa Ar
zuliak in St Louis few days ago.
The license was a sort of a puzzle
picture-fnd the woman-Kansas City
Star
Bettina.-"Pye changed my mind.
Willie, we won't go and play with the
Richleighs this afternoon"
William--"You won't? Now, see
what you've made me do. I've gone
and washed my face and hands for
nothing" Cincinnati Commercial
| Tribune.
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a small vein of oil. which has been
utilized by the farmers for some years
for the fabrication of their machinery.
Cincinnati ENQUIRER.
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PLEASANTRIEs.

Professor Morandmore--Th books
bricks
Sporter lin still, small voice)-
They must have been hard reading
Harvard Lampoon.
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Locomotives Easy to XIII.

The Union Pasifc Railroad com.
pany has just discovered that it is
being made the victim OF union men
masquerading in The guise OF strike
breakers. They secure employment
as machinists in the railroad shors
affected by the strike aud teke advan-
cage OF the opportunities thus lfforded
to disable the company's engiuer.
ITO che man who knows his busi-
noss," said an engineer, cit is not
difficult to turn the trick. Notwith-
standing the fact that an engine is a
powerful looking monster, there are
many places about it where the re-.
moval Of little burr Of the size of
the end Of your finger will put it out
Of order, and en- expert will be puzzled
for hours to discover the reason.
"Half bar Of soap will kill loco
motive. A package of washing COM
POUND will do it just as effectively.
Either one dropped in the water tank
will be sufficient to turn the water
into suds. and you couldn't get up
steam to save your life.
"'Another easy bit Of mischief that
is being praotioed in this strike is to
side up to locomotive when she is
at the station and place bolt on the
under piston guide. The first revolu-
tion brushes it against the cylinder,
between it and the knuckie of the pis
ton. The trouble is, however, that
it wont crush, but tears out the whole
side.
'There is small valve used to per.
nit the escape of air when the brakes
are released. 1t is no difficult Job,
especially at night, to put little
plug in this valve. The air is not
strong enough to eject it, and as re.
suit the set wheels slide along until
they are fat-footed.
"a pinch or two of emery on the
journal Of driving wheel will put il
out Of commission in half stroke.
"The dangerous plan of mixing ex-
plosives with the coal is seldom fol-
I lowed. It knocks the engine out of
working order, but the explosion is
likely to injure the engineer or fire.
man, end with them usually the ma
chinists or boiler makers have no
quarrel. There are many intricate
working parts about the9 engine that
can be thrown OF adjustment by some
obstruction, or by the application
secretly Of emery that will simply
wear the pieces until they no longer
work together.-Lincoln, Neb.. dis
patch Of November 8.
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the STATE or SOUTH CAROL INA.
County Of Anderson.
lM COIIHT 0R RROK1 rRa

County Of Anderson.
IN COURT OF PROBATE.
Caroline 8. Smith, Adelipe Baavel Ioufaa Ie,,i,
Anna 6imP5on, Baltic Gambrell, Lou BagvelI'
Jsmea +: Bagwell, Carrie Gunnels, r. p Bsr..
VEIL SAlIie Bell Bolt Mamie Estea, james Gun.
nels, b. r. Gunnes. Jr.,. Lou Armstrong, Gallo
Jones and Addle Frodell, Plaintiffs. eeainst Ma
linda Morrison. Mary Scott, Helen Ambrose. n.
Z. Gunnels. Mary Jane Burrss Ballie Roberts'
Robert B. Gunnels. John Guunefs end w. p: Rag
well, as Administrator Of the Eotate OF Frnnceea
White. .Defendants--Summons for Relief-(om.
plaint not Served.
To the Defendants. Malnda Morrisou, Mary Scott
Helen Ambrose. Il. T. GunDels, Mary Jams Bur,
GuDnels and W. p. Bagvell, as Adminipt rstor OF
tho Estate OF Frances White, deceased:
YOU are hereby summoned Gnd REQUIRED to an.
aver the Complaint In this ec,iuu, copy Of which
10 herewith served upon you, and to sorve q COPY
OF your answer 10 tho said Complaint on the ar6-
scriber at his ofice Anderson q, H 8. c.. within
twenty days after the service hereof, excluaiye
OF the day OF such service; and II you fail TO
answer the Complaint within the time aforesaid.
tho Pleinum in thio action will apply to The
Court for the relief demanded In the iOmpleint.
Dated Oct. %. A. D 1907.
E. @. McADAMS, Plaintifb' Attorney.
lSEALJ JHo. U. WATKINS, Q. CP.
To tho Defendants Malinda Morrison. Mary Jane
burrtse, Sailte Roberts, Robert b Gunnels John
Gunnels and B. T. Gunnels.
Take notice thst the Com plalnt In this action
together With the Summons, OF which thc foreQo,
Ing 10 q copy was ied ia tho Office Of the GerE Of
the Court at Anderson. In the County Of Anderson,
In the State OF South Caroline, the 22nd day OF
October, 1909. Z. G. McADAbrS,
PleiDti6n Attorney.
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AIsn ..:....... ..~.....s'... ...............lS -
No. -, = lila. Also CAN'T School District Ne g.
eAcn, I'LL:
All able bodied male citizens between the ,s,s
OF II and GO ehall be liable to pay Poll Tax O. 81
~ so ycsru OF age.
AL persona owning property in moro than ono
toWnehip Will please mako II known when paying
their Taxes. 90 that any additional cost and pen
atty may DO avoided.
Ssction q That oil State and County Taxes. snd
all Taxes collected vhen State and County Taxes
are collected shal DO due and payable ON or boor
the thirty day OF December OF each and every
year, and !. such Taxes ana Assessments are pos
paid on or before said time, o penalty OF one por
Auditor OF. the County duplicate and collected By
the County Treasurer; and II the said Taxes and
Assessments and penalties ara not paid on or be-
fore the nrut day Of February no1t thereafter. an
shall be added BY the County Auditor on the
County duplicate ana collected by the County
Treasurer; and II the psid Taxes, Assessments and
Penalties ore not paid on or before the frst Of
March next, ON additional penalty Of fve per CEN
tum thereon shall DO added By the County Audit
County Treasurer; and II the said Taxes, Afaeaa-
monte and Penalties are not paid ON or before ihe
afteenth day OF March next thereafter tho said
County Treasurer ahall iasue his tax execution
essin.t the property Of tho defaulting taxpayer
according tc law.
All persons between 3hv agen Of IL and CO years
who arc able TO work ToadB or Cause thern 70 bo
worked. except preachers who have charge Of oon-
Ereganons and person. who served in tho war be:
In neu Of work may pay Tax OF one dollar. TO DO
collected OF the Same time the other Taxes arc
collected. I will give notice latsr OF tho diGerenh
places will visit.
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Three Eels and g Girl.


There lives family on Delaware
place with palate Cor eeIs. As often
as twice week the head OF the fam.
lily carries home from the fish market
two or three Of the slippery, snake
like wrigglers. He usually returns
home late at night, and i. is his GUS
tom to PUT the cells in bucket Of
water, where they are kept until morn
ing.
In the front rooms of the apartment
where lives this family sae two young
women from Indiana. who, during
their sojourn in the city, arc boarding
with the fsmily Of cells eate:s. Each
OF the young women has eaten Of the
cooked food, but neither Of them ever
saw an eel.
One night last week the man CT the
house took home three cells. After
stumbling about the darkencd house
In futile search for bucket, he hit
npon another plan. He tiptoed to the
bathroom aud turned the cells loose in
the bathtub.
AS soon as the house was quiet the
younger of the two sisters, dressed for
her dreams, stole out of her roora with
heavy crash towel thrown across her
arm, and proceeded to the bathroom.
The room was dark and she could find
no matches. Not caring to search for
o match she decided to bathe in the
dark, and accordingly turned on the
lot and cold water. When the tub
was we'll filled the young woman
stepped in. The hot water had put
life into the slippery cells, and when
the young woman got both feet into
the tub the creatures slipped about
her ankles and across her feet.
That was all she remembered. With
one hysterioal scream she began kick.
ing furiously and crying for help.
Her elder sister, fearing she wss being
murdered, ran to the bathroom, but
found the door looked. After couple
of moments had elapsed, the girl i'm.
prisoned in the bathroom fell out Of
the tub and managed to unlock the
door. Not hearing the anxious ques.
tions her frightened sister was crying
at her, che fairly few down the hall
way, clad only in the darkness.
The whole family was aroused by
the soreams, ard lights fared up in
every apartment in the big building.
The women Of the house and the elder
sister, after fifteen minutes work, sue
ceeded in calming the frightened BATH.
er.
''What in the world is the matter,
sisterP" asked the elder one.
"Oh, herrorsl' shuddered. the hys-
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ehe ..oaaas .Faik Raeh~

il I-.
Ttseems an odd reversal Of things
in the parrot world where only the
male bird iB endowed with organs
by which he can reproduce human
speech, the female being wholly de-
MED the power Of such acquisition.
And what harsh, unpleasant Jar
gon he makes Of it. too, = remarked
a woman customer, when given this
information by fancief, adding,
sNaturallyl" Whereupon her es-
cort retorted, @You may be sure
the others make up for it in parrot
talk. and pro ably poor Jack has to-
hear more than many OF his human
brothers In affliction. Then he re-
manned quite silent while The worn-
sn bcughS an expensive malc bird,
extra yolubility warranted, csid OF.
aered the bill sent In his name.---
New York Tribune.
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terical girl, 'the bathtub is full Of

terieai girl, "the bathtub is full OF
snakesl"
BY this time the head Of the family,
Glad in pjamas, WAS totteripg up and
doYn the hallway choking in spasm
OF laughter. He stamped his feet, hit
his head against the wall, and at last
controlled himself sufficiently 70 lisht
the gas Ia the bathroom and called hio
wife TO take O look as the room The
floor was flooded with water and two
ofthe eels were wriggling upon the
aoor.--Chieago Inter. Ocean.
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County Treasurer's Notice.

The County Treapurer's books Will be oponed
Tor the collection OF State and County and School
Taxes for the fiscal yeAr, 1902 at the Treasurer 3
ofaco from October Is 10 Decembar Stat, incueive.
whore the following lc1ias will be CO llected:
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Juupins school fer Engineera.

a. new departure for this vicinity,
which will materially aid in the saving
OF hsnan lives. 10 nov under w,y. in
the ranks Of the engineers and Are
men, who teke sks::r lie in hand In
ths cabs OF Iocemosives. The idee :s
an Eastern one and has met with sue.
cess in that part Of the country, 70.
suiting in many en- engineer and Gre
man saving his life in q collision
Through knowing how 70 leave Q swift
~ moving train without injury TO HIM
self. The frequency Of wrecks iu this
vicinity in the last few mouths has
acted as an impetus in tho matter for
the men on the locomotive, as in al.
most every wreck either the engineer
or the fireman lost his life or was se-
Tioasly injured and disabled through
scant knowledge Of jumping to the
ground at the right time.
The plan is TO secure quarters in one
OF the round house where q moving
platform on the order Of merry.go.
round can be erected. The apparatus
now IN use in the East is on the order
OF large bakers shovel. It is about
four feet square and an iron support
runs from two sides to the centre Of a
circle, where an iron column, shaped
like capatan on steamboat, acts as
pivot. This iron column, driven by
steam power, can attain great rate OF
speed and the platform revolves swift.
~. The novice takes his stand on the
platform and is carried around until
ne thinks the platform has attained
the fast pace Of an engine and makes
che leap. A mat enciroles the appa.
ratus and on this he aIights without
danger to his limbs. The exercise ia
not as easy as it seems, and many
thumps are received before one learns
the correct way to jump.
Almost any speed can be attained.
and it is constant practice on an an.
paratus Of this kind that mas greatly
reduced the death rate among Eastern
engineers and firemen. An instructor
will be brought here and the quarters
will contain other gymnasium arrange
ments, such as flying rings, horizontal
and parallel bars. lifting maohines and
other apparatus for the development
OF the body. The site for this Jump
ing school and gymnasium has not as
yet been selected, but the Big -Four
round house in St. Bernard is at pres-
ent favored and an effort will be made
to establish the schools here.
The railroaders living in this vicini.
ty are much enthused over the propo
sition, and will raise The necessary
funds themselves If the railroad will
provide location for the apparatus.
A subscription list will be circulated
among local men to see If enough men
can be secured to make the scheme
feasible. The gymnasium feature
would attract many, as such a thing
has been for long time considered in
this vicinity. The nervous strain on
the engineers who have long runs is
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/ -7''7 !
tbs. let Jake sfav yT,da haes --ivi;fo- !,
pleaded the m earnest aa So;ee osss "I hale
choked by sobs
.sUnk Albert, c.,Iea nv ,;t4l.a ,4,1
sister, going Is his s;de tvonld ~ Won
| really so awav tn sava @ JoLa ~ syon. yvn
going
Yes. honey, ha renlsad b;a sor-
Yowful ewes lipht;n1 mn w;tR q nleas-
ant exnression 81 I'm. his' ,cs, nrsat
black hand ne s{rnlad 1 har annnv S
curls. eYea honey m T TTnE A1hnt Az ain s;n;t
cot nnfiins In atev. harr '9nr Tars
Got heea wife. Eonevs - ar 81 yer ,nnd.
der "a Let oId Aihnt az
"sIJse vonr avn nisasura Albert !,
A. ,ost ccr.art @ IA. "a :, @ .nctt,sr '
asDa Y.awd bresa ,n;at;a = he cr;ad
as he hastenad to tba onarters
stDa Iawd saha no;stiap echoad
Uncle Gabe waving his hat fas he
leaned On S;a crntch
aGThay left ma that afternoon 100
tall strono sons nf Ham of varv;no
apes from twantv 70 forty.fivee
Years
asAlberts said INV mother II
must tell von before yo,, on 'tbat IN
Shrevenort men die at tbs rata of
fiftv a Sav Often tha deatb ratio ia
Greater Tha fever ;a tsrr;hie,
0Sha looked mn ;nto h;s face hon.
inn hv +h;o LAST annooI | - - d;.oovra @ or "a
his go;no
"eKai,,,t hen h;t m;atis T enec,
hirs ,ho,,t as n}oh q route to hehh;r,
hv Shneheno,t as hit mir hv d;s nlan.
tashnn Alhut a;n,t leer;n, mia.
tis. kaza de big white gates mn van
derg xide omen waitin' for Aibnt
am Lawd Rachel's ar standip' ies'
insides
aToys., he cried. turning TO tba
multitnde assembled Under 9be oals
on the lawn: boys. mind m;atis % an
do right an, be b;dderhle Re- hon.
es, 6ovs Don't go to cutt;n, m
no disrepvar.3able Gamers an nranks
Jes' whirl in an, m am make do
Gran for m;st;s Nehher ,n;ne 5e
cotton hut ten de- cawn Plow deem
bovs an don't let de- grass o;t de
upner hand Of de Gran
Move on. therei Move on. bovs p
commanded tha;r laodor
sGoodbv mist;s Far,we,, chill
lunp cried Albert eGawd bress mis-
tsp
"tGawd bress mist;sp cried q
chorus Of a hundred vo;cea "a thav
marched awav
an those turbuIent times there
we're no established mail ron+es IN
our country Indeed tha RECENT of
a letter was nuita an event For two
months .we heard noth;no ~ o;,r
men. Then one ran awsv from
Shrayenort and came h"ms moro
dead tban aI;ya Of +ha hundraS
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TaE ANDERSON INTELLIGENCER

very great. aud many. doctors have re-
commended the establishments Of 9
gymnasium Is build up tho men and
make them stronger and better able to
take care Of the cargo Of human lives
vhose safety depends on the grip Of
ths Observation-Disclosures Commercial
Tribune.
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To the Defendants Mary Scott. Helen Ambrose.
and John Gunuels, their respective mothers and
fathers with whom they reside:
Take notioo that unless you apply 10 tho Court
within twenty a.S: ::::S1 enc s,rvice nereof upon
you for the appointment OF n Gn..d.sn q I..s1Hi
10 defend this action. the Plaintiffs will apply to
the Court to have such appolntmen ut made for Won
70 appear and defend such action In your behalf
Oct "a, 1909 10 a
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..o.s,I.. oAoa.al

The aaiiog's word "grog got its
Origin from Admiral Vernon of the
British navy, who was known as
cold Gsog because his 3ayo.issss
cln4h;no 1aa ~ e,y,ls.. = - A-a.-:s,
Of silk and mohair. The old sen
dog pnniahed his sailors for derelic-
ton OF duty bS S1iln&s &sng their daily
ration. Of lauer, saitl smnoh water.
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FOkey's Honey and Tar
cures Colds prevents pueumonzA,
S. c. BRUCE,
DENTIST,

OhVER D. c. Brown & Bros. Store, ON
W South Main Street.
have rs yeare experiences in my p7OS
fession. and will be pleased to work fox
any who want Plates made. Filling done,
and make q speciality Of Extracting
Teeth Without pain and with no aftar pain.
Jan %. 1901 81
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J. N. PAYnE, Co. Treaa.
NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted TO the Excelslor
Oil and Fertilizer Company must eettle
accounts on or by November 1ai. The
ediAira OF the old Company must be ret-
tied by that date, and IL 10 hoped thas
every debtor will heed thio notice at onco.
w. F. OOX, President
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We respectfully solicit a share
Of your business.
Foley's Kidney Cure
makes kidneys and bladder rjvle
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY 0H ANDERSON
I'm THE H1RahEsATE a,naaIxHn

I'M THE PROBATE COURT.
j. 3: Cox, as Executor or tn. Estate or
Elizabelh Cox. deceased, Plaintiff.
agatnHt Mrs. Nancy A. Shirley. Mrn
8: T.. Ragsdale, Mra. Mary a. Dunlap.
Mrs. .; ). Gaines. Mira. Mallie j. Elgin.
Mrs. Emma Pauson aud w. f. Cox
observation-disclosures for R.lieeS!sa''
.!:.0n not served.
10 the Defendants above named:
tou are hereny summoned and renut.
req 20 answer the Petition in thia ,rtton
which Ia filed In the office ..f Tho Court OF
fropats at Anderson Court House. S C..
auu 81 serve a copy OF your ans er to
their office at Anderson Court Honsa
9: u, within twenty days after the ser.
VICE hercof, exclusive OF such dav OF ser.
vice; and II you fail te answe, the Pau.
lion Within the time Aforesaid, the Plain.
I'm In this action will apply TO the Court
IoF Tue reileI demanded in the Petition.
TRlBBLE e. PRINCE
Piatntiff's Attorneys, Anderson. &C
Nov. 18th, 1902.
You will further take notice that the
nndersigned will apply to the Judge Of
frooate at Anderson Court House. 3. O..
on Monday. the second dav Of Fehrnarv
A. d. 1908, at IL o'clock q. In for r Final
Settlement Of the Estate OF Elizabeth
Cox, deceased. and discharge rom the
Office OF Executor Of said Eatate.
j: B. cox, as Executor.
TR1BBLE & PRINCE, At'vs. Pro Pat
18th Nov, 1902. A. q.
To Mallie J. Elgin and w. F. Coz. absent
Defendants:
You will take notice that the Summons
herein, Of which the foregoing ia a oonv
and notice OF Final Settlement were thfa
day hled in the Office OF the Probate
Court at Anderson, 3. g.
TRIBBLE Il PRINCE.
- Attorneys Pro. Pet.
NOV IL l902 %
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

NEW YORK. June -Butter-Receipts 6.7Se
packages; market firm state dairy, lSQ2lc;
State creamery, 19I22c: renovated 1TQ20c; fac
tory, 16d1SIsc; imitation creamery 17Q20c.
Cheese-Receipts, 1,3S2 packages; market steady;
new, State, full cream, small, colOred, choice,
S%c small. white 9Ac large. colored, 92.c;
large, white, CSC. Eggs-Receipts, 2,033 pack
ages; market firm; State and Pennsylvania, 1T13d
lSc; Western candled, IQl71sc; Southern IN
graded. 15016c.
PHILADELPHIA. June 1s.-Butter firm and in
good demand; extra Western creamery. 22izc;
extra nearby prints. 23c. Eggs firm: fresh near
fresh Southwestern. 171zc loss on fresh South
eTn. Ice, loss off. Cheese easier; New York fui
creams prime, small. l0k dl0I2c; New York full
creams fair to good, 91z4lOc
BALTIMORE. June 1S-Butter steady and un-
changed: fancy imitation. 20d2lc; fancy cream
cry. 22Q22kc; fancy ladle, 1Sdl9c; fancy roll
IIG1Sc; good roll 16q1Te; store packed l6Qlsc
Eggs firm and higher: fresh lie. Cheese steady,
large l0Q101sc; medium, lOtQ10lzc; small 1915
i0l2c.
CHICAGO, June ls.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was hrmer; creameries.
19d2likc; dairies, 17IzG19c Cheese steady at IL
q1OAc Eggs steady; fresh. 15c.
KANSAS CITY. June lS.-Eggs firm: No f:
whitewood cases included, 1870 per Dozen loss
of; cases returned, lac
ST. LOUIS, June 1s.-Butter steady; creamery
lSa22c: dairy. hglSlsc. Eggs higher at lSskc
loss off.
CINCINNATI, June 1s.-Eggs steady at 14c
Butter firm Cheese steady; Ohio fat, l0jzdl1c
LOUISVILLE. June s-Butter-Common and
medium, Ice per Id; good, lie. Eggs. l2dl3c.
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AT NEW YORK.
Irregular Session i'm Grains, Wheat
Saving Small Advance.

NEW YORK, June 1S.-Flour-Receipts.
TO- zoo brls; exports. 2.365 brls. Market steady
and fairly active; Minnesota patents. s.. GOA
415 Rye flour dull; fair TO good SO 259s As:
choice TO fancy. $355d3.7O. Corn meal
steady; yellow Western. s132; city. S.3O;
Brandywine. 50 45@3.55. Rye steady: No. >
Western. csc T. o. b. afloat; state, 6Sq64c c. t.
f. New York. car lots.
Wheat-Receipts, $3.50 bu exports. 1852
bu. Spot steady: No. 2 red, 7Sl2c elevator.
79qsOc f. o. b. ahoat; No / northern Duluth.
Sic f. o. b. ahoat; No. / hard Manitoba
S4Ikc T. O. b. afioat Although hrmer al
first on rains in the Southwest. higher En-
glish cables and jump In corn wheat de-
velOped later heaviness under general un-
loading. weaker late ables a big reaction
in Chicago July corn and bearish daily sta
lied on export business and left off steady
and unchanged; July, Is 5-l6Q7STc. closed
at 7S5sc; September, 90 5-l6p 1910. closed at
1850: December, 11ssIIT7sc. closed al TIC
Corn-Receipts. % 800 bu; exports. $40 bu
Spot steady; No. 2. 6Sltc elevator. 69ltc f o.
b. aiOat Options had an early uDturn on
rains West and sensational rise in July
corn at Chicago. later gave way on reac-
tions West and unloading. but finally raj
July, 66ItG67c. closed al 6924c: September
6slAd6S5sc. closed at 651ac: December. 493. u
5Ossc closed at 1910.
Oats-Receipts "a, 500 bu. Spot quiet: No.
2 Acc: No. g. sac: No. white SIC: No 3
white 5lIac: track mixed Western, 46a4Sc
track white, 5OQ5Gc Options heavy
Beef firm: city extra India mess. s24G25.