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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-10-09
EUROPE

| -L'Angleterre aura besoin, cett
aimee, de 100000 de minots d.
bl6 pour completer son approvi
sionnement.
Rouen france "a une s6anct
du congress International de Il
paix, une resolution a 6t6 vot6t
faisant appel aux nations civil
sees, tout sp6cialement aux puis
sances Signatures du trait6 de
Berlin, et leur demandant din
tervenir ct de METRE Immediate
ment un terme aux massacres en-
| Macedoine.
LIE congress 6galement adopte
des resolutions demandant aux par
lements des diff6rents pays de re-.
duire les budgets des arm6es dc
terre ct de mer, ct recommandant
aux parts de la paix, dams tous les
pays, d'appuyer les mesures ten.
dant q la diminutlon de la dur6e.
du service militaire obligatoire.
ROME
On mande de Rome, que Sa
Saintet6 converse journellement en-
franeals avec Mgr Del Val ct qu'el.
le esp4re avo1r falt assez de pro.
gres pour pouvoir parler sans diff
ticult6 ct sans t6moins avec lie
tsar.
LIE pape fait venir graduelle-
ment toute SO famille a Rome. Ou-
tre ses trois seurs qui sont d6Ja
arriv6es, son fr4re Angelo est sur
le point de SO retirer de la direc.
tion du bureau de poste de Man.
toue ct sera nomm6 compatible du
Vatican, poste pour lequel, il faut
un homme de confance. Des eccl6-
siastiques v6nitiens, amis du nou-
veau pape, sont NOMINEES d des pos.
tes lucratifs au Vatican, au grand
m6c ,ntentement du clerg6 local.
D'apr4s Ia ''Tribuna'', Pie K, en-
recevant Table du c6lebre monas-
tere du mont Cassin, en- Compa-
gnie, lui aurait dit: "Nous nous
rencontrerons bient6t au mont
Cassin, mon tres reverend pere".
Puts, remarquant peffet que sea
paroles venaient de produire-
impression que sa saintet6 quite
rait queIque jour lenceinte du Va
tican-le pape a ajout6: "Priez,
car tout s'obtient par la priere!
LIE pape aurait dit aussi 3 Table
dun monast6re de b6n6dictins dee
environs de Salerne quill y inau-
gurerait lui meme le jubil6 de
pImmacul6e I Conception
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-10-09
AVIS

La Central Provision Go, don't
M. Nap. Latourelle est lun des
propri6taires, annonce que d4s 3
present ellie aura en- vente tous les
samedis lie mel lleur boudln don't
lis font une specialize. Vous pour
rez touiours trouver chez eux la
meilleure viande frafche, lard en-
fnm6 ct jambon de premiere qua
lite. Ills sollicitent particuliere-
ment la clientele Canadienne-fran-
caise qu'ils serviront avec la plus
grande attention.
1875 Central Ave. Tel. n. w
East 80 L. 2.
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BTATS-UNlS

Sjoux-City, Iowa. j. J. Sny
der, fabricant de cigares dams cet
t,ville Went de re op6r6 del'appen
dicite ct, au grand 6tonnement de-
m6decins qul ont proc6d6 a cett
operation, un poll de moustach'
qui await amen6 Pappendicite
6t6 trouv6 dams les intestins.
Un peut plus tard, rop6ratio1
ayant fort bien r6ussi, M. Spyde
a declare aux m6decins qui l1nter
rogeaient que depuis loogtemps j
await la facheuse habitude de man
ger lextr6mlt6 des polls de SET
moustaches ct les m6decins lui ont
dit que, sans aucune doute, il await
contract6 pappendicite de cette ia.
con.
Morale: Ne mangez iamais lex.
tr6mit6 aes polls de votre nous
taches, CO qui d'aiIleurs est tres
laid ct, s'ils sont trop longs, faites-
les couper par votre coiffeur, vous
6viterez ainsi de contractor lappen-
|dicite.
New York.-Le president Roo
sevelt s'est fait poser pour
a-t-il dit en- riant. ''couper les allies
q un canard public dams les jour-
naux'', qui avaient dit que le poids
du president 6tait de 22) ivres ct
que malgr6 les nombreux exercices
auxquelles il Sc livralt, son embon-
point augmentait de plus en- plus.
LIE president pese excitement
1876 livres ct au cours des six der
nieres ann6es il ma ]amais pes6
moins de 1874 livres ct jamais plus
de 2O7. M. Roosevelt Jouit dune
excellente sant6 ct il continue q so
livrer q toutes sortes d'exercices ct
tout particuli6rement q celui du
cheval ct du lawn tennis.
New-York-Will1am E. Vaughn,
mendiant par profession, propri6-
taire de plusieurs immeubles ct
ayant des d6p6ts d'argent dams
plusieurs banques de Brooklyn, le
tout 6valu6 q $4,000, comparu
1evant le tribunal de police
Ed'Essex Market, pour avoir deman-
|d6 laumone.
Vaughn 6t6 condamn6 q six
mois de prison.
Au dire de ragent de la Chari-
ty Organization Society qui ARE
t6 Vaughn, lie mendiant, scion
lendrolt Oh il SO trouvait, 6tait,
sourd-muet, aveugle. manchot ou
boiteux, ct le jour Oh il a 6t6 arre-
to SO tra1nait p6niblement une pal.
re de b6quille sous les bras.
Avant que le juge prononcat la
condemnation du mendiant, celui-
ci probablement avec l'espoir DC
l'apitoyer sur son sort, s'appuya1t
tres fortement ct en- geignant sur
ses b6quilles mais aussitot apres.
furieux, il a jet6 ses b6quilles d
terre ct dun pas tres ferme entire
deux policemen, a quite en- mau-
gr6ant la sale du tribunal.
Vaughn, tout reinforcement, sor-
TAFT de la prison Oh il await purge
une peine a six mols d'emprisonne-
ment pour avoir solliclt6 la charit6
DIES PEASANTS qui s'apitoyaient sur
son sort. A cette 6poque, il 6tait
sourd-muet. mais aussit6t apr6s
avoir entendu le prononc6 de la
sentence, il cria haut quill 6ta1t
honteux de condamner un malheu-
reux lnfrme a une peine eussi for
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Nous enverrons gratis q tout
nouvel abonne, qui en- fera Ia de-
mande, les num6ros d6ja parus de
notre feuilleton en- cours de publ1-
cation.
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Avocat ct : Notalre,
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MIN NEAPOLIS. MINI

Abonnez-vous q l'EcHo DE L 'OU-
EST. LIE seul journal de langue
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Quest.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-05-21
Wanted to be
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If there Is an invalid woman, suffering
from female weakness, prolapsus, or
falling of womb, or from leucorrhea
who has used DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
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to her advantage to write them as they
offer, In perfect good faith, a reward of
$500 for any case of the above maladies
which they can not cure.
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they cannot show the original signature
of the individual volunteering the testi-
monial below, and also of the writers of
every testimonial among the thousands
which they are constantly publishing,
thus proving their genuineness.
WORLDS DISPENsARY MEDICAL. AS
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A Massachusetts, woman, Mrs. Carrie P. Han
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who Is we'll known socially there, being Treas
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and dreaded the approach of the time as
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several different widely advertised remedies
and found that they did me no good whatever
One day friend called, who had suffered as I
was suffering, and who told me that she had
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vorite Prescription, so purchased package.
found that the real value of your medicine was
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which works wonders for weak women.
The Common Sense Medical Adviser,
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free on receipt Of FL one-cent stamps to
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-05-21

Arguments in three important cases
appealed from Circuit Court here to the
State Supreme Court were heard at
Madison during the week and decisions
will be given in ten days One case is
that of Stole vs.. Thos. Torrison ct al. ,
involving ownership Of land, argued on
demurrer of the defendant; another
that Of Leo Revolinsky VS.. the Adams
Coal Co., appealed by the corporation
when Revolinski was given verdict of
5000 damages for personal injuries
while employed by the Company,
Fire Tuesday morning destroyed a
small hut on the Lake front at the foot
OF Chicago street, a one story frame
building that was used as a storage by
Chris Peterson, fisherman. The
blaze resulted from a fire that had been
started to smoke fish and although
both city departments responded to the
alarm, it was impossible to save the
building, which was completely des,
troyed. Trouble was also encountered
with the water supply of the City Wat
or Works Company, the pressure being
insufficient to be of service to the de-
partments and in event of serious fire
the loss would have been heavy. Much
complaint was made. The loss to the
building and contents will be 800.
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at passing automobile and Vieweger
was thrown from the wagon, sustaining
injuries to his spine. His condition is
not serious.
Andrew Zachek, of this city, en-
ployed at the Hamilton plant in Two
Rivers, lost a finger Friday, having the
hand caught in a planer which he was
operating The injury will not serious
ly affect him.
Albert F. May, for four years past
the local agent for the Ann Arbor R'y.
Co. has rendered his resignation and
will be employed as chief clerk In the
freight offices of the Chicago and North
western Ry. Co. here succeeding John
Kelley, who has resigned.
Jessie Parker, an Indian from the
Oneida reservation, is in Jail here to
serve sixty day sentence for an assault
on Mrs. Velsey, an aged Menchellsville
woman. Parker is 90 years OF age and
was intoxicated at the time of the at
tack which occurred last week.
From Chicago it is reported that the
National Life Insurance Company and
the National Life and Trust Company
have been merged under one manage
ment. There are many local policy
holders of both companies who will be
interested in the announcement
Another trial will be had in Circuit
Court of Kewaunee County in the $1,000
damage suit in which Emil Albrecht,
a town of Franklin farmer was defen-
dant and against whom verdict for 81
was given in favor Of Henry Gelhausen,
of kewaunee county. Errors In the for
mer trial form the basis for the new
hearing.
The Hamilton Mfg. Company at Two
Rivers will make an exhibit Of goods at
Worlds Fair in st. Louis next year
J. E. Hamilton. president Of the Com
panv WAS in st. Louis last week to
arrange for the space in the Manufac-
turer's building to be occupied by the
exhibit.
Emil A. Hartman, Of this city, was
named on the executive board Of the
Wisconsin Bill Posters Association at
the convention in Milwaukee. The
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-05-21
Locals of the Week

The Two River Iron Works plant
has been leased by Schwab brothers, of
that city and will be operated.
w M. Davey was at Tisch Mills,
Mishicot and other county places during
| the week in the interests of the Nation
al Frate1rai league Of which he is an
officer.
The Annual encampment Of the Wis
consin Spanish War Veterans Associa-
ton will be held in Milwaukee, July @
| II. Lawton Camp, of this city, will be
represented.
Cards have been received here an
nouncing the birth of son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Phil Collins at Grand Springs, Colo.
Mrs. Collins is daughter Of Prof. Otto
Weinschenk.
A change of venue has been taken In
Circuit Court in the case of the M. g.
Madison Seed Co. vs. The National Bank
and the suit will be heard by Judge
Hastings in Brown County.
Albert Schlesinger, Chicago travel
ing salesman, who made frequent trips
in Manitowoc County, died suddenly at
Green Bay Thursday, being found dead
in his bed Heart failure was the
cause.
Chas. S. May formerly assistant at
the Ann Arbor Office here and later
at Manistique Mich, will succeed Al
bert May as local agent for the Com
pany and will assume his work this
week.
Louis Vieweger, a south side resident
was severely injured in runaway &C.
cident Friday. The horse took fright
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-05-21

association has created q contingency
fund by assessing members 81 for every
1909 population In cities where estab-
lished.
Manitowoc will receive good adver-
Using from the Carferry pen which the
Theo Schmidmsn Sons Co. has placed
on the market. The pens are of seven
styles, each stamped carferry and every
box in addition bears cut of carferry
and the name Manitowoc. The Carter
ry composition book is another product
Of the Schmidtman Sons Co.
Clara Drummer, aged 10 years. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Franz Drummer, Of
Rapids, was committed to the home Of
the Good Shepard at Wauwatoosa on
application of her parents who claim
that the girl is incorrigible. Sever..l
weeks ago a complaint was made by
the parents. but later the girl was per.
mitted to return home on probation.
Fred Carus, Of this city, was q dele
gate to the convention Of the Interna-
tional Machinists' Association held in
Milwaukee last week. An important
ruling of the convention was that abol-
ishing piece work for machinists. who.
after July 1 will be employed by the
week and day, nine hours constituting
the schedule for work This is the only
measure before the convention that at
fects local shops.
The Memorial Day Annual issued
by the state department Of public in
struction for use in the schools in exer-
cises of Memorial day, is out for the
year The Annual was prepared by
State Supt. Cary and is filled with
beautiful tributes to the Nations dead
Included is poem ITO the Silent Sol
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der" by Rev. J. N. Davidson, former
ly of Two Rivers and delivered at the
dedication of the Soldiers Monument.
A dispatch from Washington says
that the bureau of forestry will this
year make a study of forest fires and
attempt to provide remedy for their
prevention. A. J. Tompkins, Of the
bureau and a corps of assistants have
already begun work in Wisconsin.
The states Of Minnesota. New York and
Pennsylvania have efficient systems for
the prevention and control of these
fires. The present effort was started
mainly through the loss of about $l2,
600, 900 worth Of timber in Oregon and
Washington last summer.
Four big contracting companies are
to join their efforts this year in widen
ing and deepening the Sturgeon Bay ship
canal, connecting Lake Michigan and
Green Bay. Nearly 100000 cubic
yards of earth will have to be dredged
away before the canal will be fit for the
traffic Of the biggest boats on the lakes
The government will spend $175, 900 on
the improvement. When the work is
completed thu ship canal will have been
widened from 100 to 100 feet and deepen
ed from II to 81 feet 1t will require
eight months to complete the work.
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rlade Young Again.

Zone of DR.. Kings New Life Pills
each night for tive weeks has put me in
my teens again again writes ID. II.
Turner of Dempseytown, Pa. They re
the best in the world for Liver,
Stomach and Bowels Purely vege-
table. Never grippe. Only 25c al Henry
Hinrchs Drug Store.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-05-21

Any grocer will tell you of the good
qualities of Washburn- Crosby's Gold
Medal Flour the worlds standard for
bread or pastry
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-05-21

The mortised and tenoned door is the
best made. We carry il complete stock
of all sizes. They cost no more than
any other make Manitowoc Building
Supply Co. If
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-05-21
First Annual Remnant Sale
Wall Paper and Borders
|ChaS. F. FeChter'S
:, SOUTH SIDE BOOK STORE 49,
ManitoWoC, Wisconsin
SOUTH SIDE BOOK STORE,
ManitOWOC,

THE ENTIRE stock of Wallpapers and Borders left from
last year. has been put room lots which will be sold at
Onethird OF their value making this sale the Greatest Sale
of It's kind offered to the people OF Mantowoc
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-05-21

acmpe bedroom From h@ & buys Wall fnrr"nd Border complete kitchen
WALTZ
teparlor
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-05-21

Don't miss this opportunity Everybody should
take advantage it. do the paper until later
Our Spring stock of new Goods is complete.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

LEATHER-A pretty good demand and rather moderate
5o9s: zed selection; sssss
5bd. 2lg22ss Eescssi IsgIso 9I0n light bas6. S3S
ESs ssek: az Ssiis5 iS
SS9S4e bellies 0A@17c. betting butts a794oc Texas
HIDEs-The general position of the without
I2OTtant & Change With rIne modegzs offerings and good
Sc hstamoTso e & 2oo aFqE12 and TemPigo 1aa:c: Or
ysEs CT5 1s1ae; Puerto cabeo Laguayra and Caracas
picked i5 ~ Platte iSc Galveston lSc san Anu
1ls. los 5oT s15s
Sas D'es essle po'a's on coppeT gSieh
s % a 81 ad esd s ct 8 K sd 1 spot s RS
du at sn easns at At So
is. LEAD@tead declined s: IL London Gls S,
spelteT lost los il London. where it closed a e.
T. g ::
Sa y 10nd ISn
j. qHotsd s2ssx24 So foundry N05iheEn s22S
=: - aSS5e, S0a'as.n
tta P nm and full RrI:ss
r % 5A'c censa
eommon. e11glSc: fair. 149Iec; good l7a2lc prime.
i3s5ss fair issfse; good lsaSlc prime. 2aasso:
OCEAN EEEIGHTs-stean tonnage was In light de-
S 5 % sn Of . Soss sGs M GRAINS t.
Cork for orders for which owners are now asking Is Sd
o inquiry for W the trades
ss 0nsE e veTpoo
% GfasG and N:&ca RFi''9 @ inf hs 5 H HP s
3 Pc: d66 K
% aR Rss to & SSk on. fUr %sr4
se to oB at we. aSS s. SIS g. tsPss roasHa
n a F S oRs 1s round rs @ British SGI .p to
general esT9e syaney WIN other options private
.. s tP q ss h sss Terms Brig So
eosi ai and genera ssEso
csrfsiet Carter and Ne7or 10 Fano PriSasa
schooner s2I tons. ties Fernandina NewTork 1sc:
sS t9n ops aS be HGT9P to
EswYork sa British stea%sL 1sso tons Gull. e. tads.
SoSsek 5ivs5s S
..:. 5sSss nj @.s. ": On ?s,;' s.. as y he @
H G ne ..Ps 10S where 9 s lott a heG R
.ssS % e w IN and %s4s. aey a RS
Sp0tatio1s RstTOsum D6a $ 70 q sns O. in & S9k s s.
Ne~-ToPf SO oTToNsBED 51T ofI-PTHs crude
a % ys.iSS
grades 4Se prime white s. &C. @ prime wntsG ysoW 4 %
s.
we're in heavy condition most the day. being sold
sS'3
:s6.s $3.50 SSSs.sS
s.5S PsszsA SSAsSIS
sss:s s.tss. sss n 8Ss IS n Sc IS <
len i nm S ,os 4 Gass % Psd :s0a lS r. .ss Se
fso " s9 Ri5se siP' i'sssa' esS sss'sS sdse sse
9soeo 9o al sd sx Ct5y ,td laTd @ n1m;
america lie: Continent 10 Sce Brazil kegs y 22s Gem
Quoted: oito io6Iokei city lard stearine. lie.
RIcE-Tho local distributing business IL QuIet. but
prices Arnly maintained owing to the strength Of
EouIsiaha crop to date Receipts rouEh l26o
,sSH t5i TIs sockets: last year ESQ ess noctets
Nsrket uriet Taiage Charleston, teleErnphs CsToIHa
cr oyeEoent 20 dare: Receipts 5oeS bbls saee 4e5
bhls Market steady Quotstions follow; Domestic ofd
6H &c; head 0A07c; Patna. 6h95Ac; Japan. forsga
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

- Eew-York March "a. 1913
:S3 sEnS4 rss.s a5<c s, !sPoss
dre qR2s %2s Ts be s n s a % at m g
ifeR suzs {G s head Son o2 the Sto & e se se
Company. 1a7 head for the Morris Beef Company
for the Morris Beef Company and 100 quarters the
for m We @ SO hp e for Is H. Bnbsc %
for 'fe the sf Beef oo @ 1ary 100 go
the Morris Beef Company and 11Oo quarters for
81 YES: s n5 81 81 9F s s
but rated ln stead About so bead
City dressed veas e9lSc per country dressed
50 PeE 100 r6 s 100 TF0 ra' i'S ID average at
j G. Curtis & Son: veals. 133 70. at 81 so; 90
sherman Culver: vea1s ia H. at 81; / do 100 ~
EsTas Commlssion c2 p Indiana caIve. ~ 10 at 81
cars. 767 head making. with the stock carried
sf5 '0 city '2Sst be s2'
ay an1 nqu e4en an ssh1 Gun 2 tqers xres
assriy ali Which
few cas few sb $ = Dresssd Ps. O mutton @
sales per 10 dressed lambs general 'als'
s 81 svf4sEa at g 81 ps2 6 n Il Buffalo lambs
gobn :, !, Shs3ne3: n 2S 8 clipped , cxed>
- n: Hume s Bro: II clipped Gull sheep and
HoGsaReceiets ~ cars Or asas head; about car
c Ge SAFE S bors n soy III ed About
try dIessed at s91o'c ID for heavy light weights
100 io To"shs sS n oofs At
heFs i Is! st. at s. g. 44 d. a0ni Is S At s
S. s. stass e rs r. 90 at s so o. at
IS & lss s s !! s. So5ss. 1 q s9 IL l. It s s.
s3; Ss5s sos' T. at s. f. al 81 So us
s Judd & s. Co; 81 state pigs pigs 1l5 n. at s. IS
81 S. @ roush 81 $40 h. at at s ST. S.
Andrew Mullen G State hogs. 152 n. at 80
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

as sn .: gsi5 s.ss e ss
hO selling the Nay closed only 40 lower The
aaS was IN Ss 'SS SS
seo: rep that s0s q th big ssk 'aSnS sd m n
MARKET become g fact that early :teEnOon T11,O.s OF
lafing eject and only e rally noted from sow pOnt
n ns o?on sss on fprssn "A ao10SD Sn9a Nsnoh
sH IN IL line @ Fsd hs sse eas n eoy S Of local
raasr who oek advantage Of several nfSyora5s sa ia
5oomhsl cable reporting satsisetCTy crop sond L,
fn I'M and @ apo'he very y mB Whea sor th
selling oaFSaf osss a. T the was only
o hs Ea sOGs Stock: sSsh
II S %ao M the
IN ni s s ns f. S ocs s O. %
attack by undermined the strength
dsveiops hesyine.s fTpn w6ies
the Straits opened and that boats could
start now at any tn Insurance pHS T vi ofen ovr and
Parts partly point. lower The nte5o5 @ ss6
Wheat anost basis follows: sso 70 l So 5aTd
SS%e a pTamp polnr9 20 NortheTn pulnf sss
opening ,sl sl5sG e D2T- gI
:a r. t & that 1@ Of caes n % of the
II other s5an; oD % but snseF Ehs tbs
previous night The heaviest decline in May left the
market &c under the close Of Monday There wa Vas moi HGf
swing II the market disreeerdns tbs export bns
sa sass ' osds n EsssiPs
than the previous week and sea
board cIearsnces bush The English market
closed A6Ad higher. July at one time in { Ghicsgo @
about 14c higher May. against several cents
discount short time ago The openg OF SosH bns
market broke bears quickly realized me
for and their operations LOT
the balance If the day were with confidence
About the only improvement after the opening was "a
Chicago No closed SIC elevator and hlc,
afoat: No 2 white. 53i4c and No yellow Sl nc
snost oATS-In line with other narSets E and
esed the snG RTief very point
While selling May trade bought July causing the
letter ~ show relative strength and closed even Win e
previous night here broke Win the M, oHs
husJn was small. at the dechhe
closed 4oc: No g. 41c No white &c 10 ~hIe an
standard white 42I4c.-.-.. .RYE-MaTketo easy 30
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