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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1903-01-01

On Sunday, February ], the services
at St. Barnabas will be-10 a. m,
childrens' service and Sunday school;
Il A. M, Choral Celebration of Holy
Communion, with sermon.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1903-01-01

will put his next grove down at the
jumping-off place. in the hope of get
ting below the frost line.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1903-01-01

MIR. and Mrs. Fl. l.. Lockard spent
the week in Orlando.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1903-01-01

DR.. Forbes leaves today for WAUGH.
ula, where he has been invited to de.
liver an address before the meeting oi
the county teachers tonight. On
Monday the doctor goes to Jackson
Vile to attend and deliver an ad-
dress at the laying of the cornerstone
of the new Baptist church. On We'd
nesday he goes to Gainesville to at
tend the meeting of county superin-
tendents, held under the auspices O1
the Southern Educational Board. The
docto- has been invited to spend d
week at the Melbourne chautauquaand
address the teachers every afternoon.
He fears that he cannot accept this
last-named invitation, which will
take so much Of his time, but he will
accept if he finds it possible to spare
the time.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1903-01-01
"rHE SCHOOLMIsTREss .

This lively and wholesome play
with its pretty and vexing school
girls, its humorous situations and
quaint characters, will be produce
at the courthouse on Friday evening
February 6. with the following cast:
The Hon. We're Queckett.. ...
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1903-01-01


"The Schoo ||..|
sented at the
evening, Febru
for the benefit
tory fund. p
Atty. j. E. All
A. Hammerly v
over Sunday, for
of their new plant
DR.. John MacDia
visit to the state n
day, visited the Mas
and returned to DELI ,. ....
Mr.. j. Fl. Kruse
Springs has arrived in
now in charge Of the At
the University. Mrs the
children will come to ID as
soon as Mr.. Kruse can sd louise
for them. "A
Mr.. Walter Burgess h2s me to ST,
Augustine, to resume position in
the plumbing establiS mt.
A very pleasany/ largely attend,
ed Presbyterian Soy was given at
the home of }lr. and RS r. c. Bush
nell last evening.
Mrs. l. Y. Bailey, the well known
temperance lecturer, delivered an ad-
dress at the Presbyterian church
Wednesday evening to large audi
ence. Vocal and Instrumental music
was furnished by Mr.. Cairns and Mrs.
Patton.
st. Barnabas Guild was enterta ined
by Mrs. NJ. U. Beilby yesterday after
noon, the ladies going out in hacks.
A very pleasant afternoon was spent.
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. F. c. Codrington.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1903-01-01

Mr.. Charlie Milburn, who was well
known in DeLand six or eight years
ago, was shaking hands with his oi,
friends here the first of the week
Charley is now travelling for cores
pondence school.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1903-01-01
LOCAL & PERSONAL BRIEFS;

Mr.. and Mrs. +. d. Mcleod enter
tanned their guests and large mum.
Der of friends at party at the Aqua
tic Club house Wednesday evening.
Music and refreshments were taken
along and dancing enjoyed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-29
OTHER MARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago May 2s-Cattle- 5000. Slow, STEADY
Good to- prime steers. s5qS5 40 poor TO medium SAG
50; sEockers feeders, S3GSi 10 cows ~ ool
25IS4 so; 81 0ops2 40; buIis q
81 30; calves 25aS6 to: fed steers. S4tS4 %"
today. 10000 tomorrow -oooV
over 800 Steady strong Mixed and butchers 30 1og
So good choice heavy So 1896 49, rough hesyy Is Ig
sheep-Recepts 5000 Sheep I5g26e low" lambs
steady: good choice wethers 81 jOso tar 10 choce
mixed IS 5oa$4 30 gatiye lambs $4q$I s 81 a3ass 10
Cattle steady 81 5o@S+ 20 Sheep easy 81 1oas4 lambs
Kansas CITY May 2s.-Caule-Receipts 800
natiyess / 200 TEXANS calves 135 Texans, 10 natives
Light yeeves steady heavy lowest of season; Texans
steady cows and hefers weak lower; stocers and feea
rs steady to weak quiet. Choice export ana
ress4d beef steers o4S5 C5 good, SSas4 %
socers S3d$4 Western fed steers - oua
81 90. Texas Inden S3d$4 20 Texas Gows
35s3 Is. native cows 00qs4 rs native heiiers
e. GGs4 IS; Gamers 7OqS2 %; bulls $2gS3 80 calves
S2GS6 30 Hogs-Receipts $500 Market opened err 7tG
Closed strong higher; top So 10; bulk OF sales GO
81 o. heavy s5GS6 TO- mixed packers 80 10 -
i,Rht s. 55qS5 10; Workers. 50 IOQSo 10 piss q
e. az sheer-Recspts Market STEADY 20 loo
25Q35c native lambs - io4sI 90
Wethers So 7os5 As; Texas clipped sheep So ooaSo 20
stociers and feeders. SO 25d$4 o5 .-.
East Liberty May 2Cae steady eh3iss Sac 80 Sge
e. 40. rrme s5dS5 20: good. 81 I5gS+ DO fioss
Te heavy So 80 mediums so 20; heavy 1OrkeIs % To-
bt Workers ana pigs So l0gS6 49, roughs "a oonso oo
Sheen steady best wethers 25as4 40 cuis and com
mon 81 5Od$2 So choice yearlings, 30 -o9s' 90 Ne"'
calves S6ns6 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York May 2s 1908
BEFVFsS-Receipts Is head, all direct no
trading in live cattle Dressed beef slow. at 6%FSac
per n; a little fat beef AZ S4tagSo
Cables unchanged Exports today AZ cattle and S
sheer to Bermuda. morrow the Celtic will carry to
Liverpool 200 of beef for various snip
pers.
CALvEs-Reoeipts We're head. Market steady
S5qs6 per 100 10; choice do at oglo12c per
10. country dressed at G99c. ,.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were zoe cars OF
5o3l including y direct and u for the mar
ket at Jersey City. Lambs and yearlings were active
andN sheep steady, common sheep SLOW
About cars the latter held over common 10
prime sheep sold s3G$4 rs per 100 NJ load q yssT
iings So coz: fair prime lambs at - CoIH7-
Dressed steady TT1Oc per ID dressed Iahps
firm at 12d16c: dressed yearlngs al 9ql3c. .
Sales-Newton & Co: 271 Virginia lambs. 70 10 aver
age at 80 per 100 ID; ca 10. So $50 do 81 p
a; So POI do SO ID IS 49, Ohio yearl!ngs, g n.
at Sc e2IE sheep so u. 81 so; 80 do, SO n
Tobin shannon: Az Virginia lambs 63 n, at 50;
- pa do e n at Isl 100 Ion do at 8 ID at 81 o
Kerns Commission Company: il6 KentIcky lambs II
n So ls4 do. 60 N, at 81 90: III kenucky sheep
NJ 81 25 rs do 81 n at 50 20 gS do 80 at So So
z Mary sheep. JOG ~ a 81 %
s Judd & IS Jersey lambs so 10 at sbs - Jer-
sew sheep. 131 n, at 81. -. ,,,,
HOGs1Receipts 1917 head: III on sale Feeling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-29


@ eT osPs at 2 : 81 81 2 loss or of at f IS d So
TIE market unsettled and nominal with
lower London closing 20 2s Sd lower at f5s lbs
ana tgfg F az e. 81 Say Iecraiyte and casting
declined d 2s s sd u York London st s. e ~ los
f5i decned 5 in Inon closing
IRON Closed 09 at 52s 81 in Glasgow and 4e 1dle
%oTtbern Is opoed at s25Is2I: No foundry Northern
at Sioas2o; No foundry southern. and No foundry
MoLAssEs AND STRCPS-The market for molasses
Demand was noderS oferlng not large o Sgo-
fair 1870 good. 17q21c prime 2221S fIT ms
9Pen q ESIe 7Ia6; prime 2oa22c: fancy 2S25c
OCEAN @ o9n ssD Tss in R @s4 we're
unchanged and tonnage offered spaTng IN n6 i pSia
trade Rates continued steady Quotations e IeiIh
9onie BFso Hui and Se~castle 214d Rotterdam
fT BE; aa" Pr 100 K i5e I@1don oats
steamer: = d$ tons SOMA Afric9 general
cargo sd prompt British steamer ISIS tons uipPf
ish steamer deals, st John, r. 70 west coast
az J goand october JannaT: british steamer $3.50
ia tons iron West asTtePool to LsIa%af a.
Taanzas private terms: Italian 10000 petro-
sum hsnse to Ma92ssa fo a.o q i 81 John no. r to
sapta Cruz Tns 81 qo p North Of HateTas private
terms: French schooner 19s general cargo hence 10
limit Bay R Po Rys to s. - sohooner
i uInber Norfolk 10 New-York 81 SIS
ff f on Fss noseWorhv cbanee nseed
oil quiet at old prices Refined PStross 7ls2 d wa"
s. e PhlsdeRhis R so IS so sna II bulb 50 Sg
crude mills $4g$5'e RTmG b SIMMER GRADES Eei
tINsEED oIIl-Amercan seed. city raw. 44q46c
out raw. 42@44c: Calcutta raw. Zoe Lara OIL.
a s. II the MARKET soy r6 the l.f
ne so q s Therfore rather unsettled
Guiding chicago 10000 at kansas oty ana I3S
ss 7s3 family $40 short Gear .fSia
Fasier Quoted s9asa %: family. s10aSl2 PACKET
EaSier; quoted at $40 5oas21. DREssFD Hogs
40 NJ sssc: pigs 9aaitc.... CUT MEATsFIcS'ed bel
lies dq Qg9tea: 1 STE"s honjers easV: quoted at s2
So Picked hams dull; quoted at Il sg}l zc-. Al
@ 5fc5 al 400 city lard steady quoted Sa8ac,
Refined lard steady Quoted: SCUM s III, o,s5 a.
ten s S'e si5ATlTNi5-Easy. quoted Oieo sgs1-o
cir R1E Ea fary good demand noted VII. s
s.+9, cndtations follow Domestic ordinary, 3.q4c;
TO good 4aS pFm Tsns 19 fS oresn SSminai do
domestic 4i4G5Isc: lava, 4%@5c Rangoon. in bond
buckle Bros quoting net basis Of 10 Points nHdet
that quoted by the american net and o RPnts a nnfsT 6ese
cut loaf and 6rns2s2 4 6od46 &C. powdered
l no9Sered ana fruit powdered 1850 Eagle confec-
tlgeIf 5,5 a. Eagle n, Cartons bags and n
bag Of granuated. 5c Eagle fire ga.aaIe9 4a
ga and , 4Goc 455c: Ne . SOC; Nc g.
To II GOO. 10 - 4I5c; No 13 41oc; Nos 4 and -
o5e No 1& 4G aas 6a Po1et for raw sugar steady
for rluscovado which seems to pc wanlea Dt' 9o
gaaes About e. 900 bags Jamaica musc9yado sold 70
the American Sugar Refining COMPANY al nd No %
ss test at SlSs The L fbs decline SfGt sS Mar
n nr1i June quoted at S. Sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-29
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. May Is, 1903
.,-r, oFAS-'The for chocs
20 red kidney, shows further slight I'm
I1IIoM -, the best Of domestic Few Of
80 have sold 81 IS. Medium are quiet Indeed
le !e.t- rather slow, and the strength
- * sir,or lies mainly in the fact Of continued Asht
OF W e--ong interior adyices. Foreign beans are
Iep tera has been satisfactory reduction OF the
STOCK We quote: Beans marrow choice per
60 red kidney ch0 t5Tey best 81 7Oas2 10 black
~ soup sou Caifornia 81 e5Gs2 imported
Dts 81 1882 o do Italian medium $2g$z 10 90 StheF
40 tere,gn Tnarrfv duty paid. 81 90gS2 80 green peAs
e GO fars prime per bush. 81 62i1 Qsl 60 1T.
-tirns but Win stock going into store mainly
On receivers account. and sreCualtS, sh.rs Iyae
no thought Of making any change IN e cTeaIo-
were mainly the basis o. &c tot
CIV: where the quality was very hgh ~ "a 80 as btrb
obtained strong preference is given 10 ois mes -,
STjne goods ana usual during me go t age
TeTi5d command premium lhefe was cen 800
out for grades niue t-,i'es IL very mar
No change state dairy nor IN the Nestei5 tn.
- yscnyy goods call at l6c ana te eloII-
Ing ~ the supply Of renovated is making a sle ,r
aret for the best goods We quote: 1ai Co.,"
90. do Grsts 2Ia2l1zc; do seconds l8ze-p
,ta 1sGl9c dairy, tubs. extras 2lc 60 Msrs,
a. triL 10 seconds 1sq Ice; do thirds lOa
d Extras ISc 11al71sc do see9nas i5R
en- "a minds i2al4c; Western factory, hTss 10
oC o." thirds. 18ql4c; Tolls common 10
80 I99i5c: packing stock. l3Ql5c -, .,. b,,+
fEssI-Iarge cheese j. ony M saning up fairly
I'll v[ith tone about steady slh sze1 49, Skins
drag and feeling AZ WITH az GOOD demand ana
- tt 6beaver grades sell slowly. i@Hepoot
"a Tor coIored and 56s % for WIT prime ga
s a. large 1ol0red fancy. He; do WHIT iaISs a.
.str 10 min. 9iza0i2c- 90 lght SHINE Ia. a,
do part skins. prime. 0g1e' q" Inn -
30. DO ful SKINS g. s,,,-, ordinary
E;5Gs-AIr3yaIs largely OF H71'uIi ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-29
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NcW-ACrh, Nay :. lFl5-
-0rFTF-The coffee market yesterday opened steady
. r7ehsnce8 prices decline Of points under lower
r-7ssn market and continued liquidation. Trading
.s active the preceding day. hut transactions
--11s-s--lg full and the market displayed a
sr6eUry. being finally quiet. net unchanged 10 10
-.s lower. with r0lai sales reported of 13.I $50 bags
avr-e franc lower. and Hamburg declined =
- This was perhaps shade better than due the
~ York ei.~l-E II Wednesday, and any did
-tfect change iD sentiment abroad The primary
continued steady unchanged prices. and the
-,s u Brazilian exchange 1-S2d higher. Receipts
less heavy. hut There seems quite d general in
a-e--- expected early expansion Of the
result NJ early arrivals Il crop coffee, and
ais expected that the crop viii furnish very
sui IN IS u he noted that the United
supply reported yesterday is below instead
ss7va -ra figures for the time last year. the
sgrss bsrE 50 - bags against 2s65479 bags last
-l-r S- available supplies considered enormous
r-s does not appear to be oNertakinE pro
51-,o Tho spot market quiet with quotations
GA -sc fo~ RIO No =
- prices in the local market to
al was IS follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-29
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. MAY 2s-Closing: Wheat-Spot, No red
Western winter steady 6s 4d No Northern spring dull
No California quiet Us Sd; quiet July 6s
3l2d September Us lad Corn-Spot American mixed new
quiet June, As GAd: July, Is 5}d; september As 57sd
Transformation quiet 5s 9lzd. Four-St. Louis fancy
winter quiet ss 3D. Hops at London-Pacihc Coast
firm, osQf7. Beef easy, India mess, SOS Pork
firm; prime Western. Cd Hams-Short cut
IA 70 16 n firm as Cd Bacon quiet to firm Cun3er-
26 80 H.. AIS 3D. short rib l6 to - H. +s
long clear mddes. light y to "a H. 52s Sd long clear
lG to 90 10 sis Cd: clear bellies G H. 49s Lard
dull: prime Western tierces 45s Sd; American re
fined. in pals. Butter-CioOd United states
steady. 6ss CheeseAmerican finest white ana c9ioed
steady 6Ss American finest white. dull J6s bt
10 colored. dull. 57s I'D Talow-Prime city steady
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steady. AS Cd Rosin-Co-
5s ID. Petroleum-Refned steady, Cad Lin
oil dun. 24s Sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-29

cause OF the annual election be open on
MONDAY: Quotations Of cash wheat. afoat basis.
We're as follows: No Northern Duluth. S7Ac; No /
hsdd ManitSba ssstcs No N9rthern Manitoba s67sc;
red Ne~-fork, sS1sc, nominal. .CORN-The
market was slow affair all day easier as rule,
because or good rains in the Ohio and signs Of
clearing In the big States Mississippi There
was also some selling the small
ana me absence Of much export business. loads
ing tne latter The Price Current delay
IN planting but said that the soil had improved by
rams country acceptances fair and interior
ceps OBJ 90 bushels compared with 323
year English markets unchanged. No
closed a6c elevator and 54&c o afoat. No white
DOC, and No yellow 55c, ahoat. .OATS-Whle
IN the forenoon, depressed later by
weakness in other markets. and closed rather Sales
on local cash 10000 bushels No .
closed 3e+c No g. 3s3zc; No white. 42c: No white
4l-Sc- standard white, 41s.c
100. RYE-Market quiet. No Western 59fsc. b
afoat. rye 56959c. .BARLEY-8Iarket steady
Feeding quoted 5lc and mailing 5ed5Sc. both i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-29
S1rPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF

- New York-TriaI desired County ~ New
York Tsdor Plaintiff against Hopet0n Drake
Atterbury Mary Hopeton Smith and Robert :. Smith
defendants. Amended Summons To the above named De
PENDANTS each Of them: You hereby summoned
answer complaint this action.
serve copy your the Plaintiffs Attorney
within the service Of this
Oft day service. and in Of failure
n appear Judgment VIII be taken against you
by default for the relief demanded IN the complaint
Dated 1908 HENRY BRILL,
attorney and Post Office Address.
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. New York city.
y y.
To the defendant Mary Hopeton Smith: The foregoing
amended is served by publication
TO Of Hon James Blanchard
Justice Of the supreme the Of New-york
dated the 18th day # April. 1903, and filed the
amended complaint the office Of the Clerk
county OF York in said State.
Dated. April II 1903 HENRY BRILL.
PLAINTIFFS attorney go Broadway. York. y. Z.
Borough Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-29

II. local market for spot cotton closed dull With
Ca-g-s unbalanced basis Of zoe for nlidoll9s
gsr5 and rni6drg Gu-f; sales aIfolntsg 70
ESQ Southern spot markets were felegfheq as
Slows. Galveston steady unchanged. i 5-lGc; New
1lsang cIta unchanged II 11-l6c: sales 500 baies;
E11Ie rr-rra, unchanged. 1oN4c; Savannah steady
ctsnge1 a. ia e.. Charleston firm uncarlEeg az lIc
Wilmington nominal unchanged At 1910: NoTt0lk steaHy
cazrgss ~ j sales bales: Baltimore nominal
r-ctanged 1Ia- fTr unchanged al - &c
zs5 bales 81 Louis steady, unchanged AT II &c
Est1ss5 receipts al Ne7y-Crlears FOR to-forToF are
.BlF r. ral lefrz against bales last week and
bse as- wear Galveston expects 800 bales against
$50 tzles last week and bales last year Houston
es 100 e 800 bales. against G4I bales last week
az sfs bales year
Receipts the ports and interior points t'1as' oo'
9s-es with "a ne ssv last week and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-29

- New York-Trlal desired in the County York
Isidor Plaintiff against Mary Hopeon Smith
Robert s Smith, Defendants; Amended summons To
named Defendants and each Of them: You
hereby summoned answer the amended complaint
action, o a copy OF
within days after
Of this summons exclusive Of the Of service:
Of appear, judgment will
be taken against by default for the relief demanded
the complaint.
Dated March %. 1903. HENRY BRILL
Plaintiffs Attorney Office and Post Office Address, No.
22O Broadway, Borough Of Manhattan, New York
N. Y.
amended summons is served upon by publication.
pursuant an order Of Hon. James A Blanchard
Justice of Supreme Of the Of New York
dated the nth day If April 1903 and filed with the
complaint in the Office Of the Clerk OF the County
OF New York In said State. -
Dated April II. 1903. HENRY btdl.l-
Plaintiffs Attorney. 30 Broadway. New YORK. n T.
Borough OF Manhattan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-29
Notice Of Summons.

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
Giovanni Macaar2ne, Plaintiff. against Nicodsmo
Fanoni, Defendant. Trial desired in New York County.
above mentioned defendant: You hereby
summoned answer the complaint in this action and
to serve Of your plaintiff
I.ey within twenty DAYS service o.
mons. exclusive of Of nd In Of
your failure to appear answer Judgment
against you by default for the relief demanded the
complaint.
CHARLES 9. SMITH
Plaintiffs attorney Office and Post once address. 1872
F}owcrv. Manhattan. \. Y. city
To Nicoiemo Fanoni. Defendant named: The
foregoing served by publication,
pursuant to an the Hon. Henry Bschof.
Of he Supreme Of the o
Dated fourth day Of May 1903 and fled with the
office Of the Clerk Of the County Of
New York. at County Court House in the Borough
Of Manhattan. City Of New York, On the 9Th day Of
May 1903 800
CHARLES O. SMITH,
Attorney for Plaintiff. 1o2 Bowery, Manhattan. y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-29
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool May rs. D. rn.-Cotton-Spot in limited
demand: prices points lower; American mddling
fair 6.TGd; middling 6.56d middIing, TOD low
middlirg SOD good ordinary, 96d ordinary 57ed The
sales OF the day bales of which 800 for
speculation and and included 400 American Re
cepts. bales, Futures opened nrTn
and closed quiet; American mddng c. May, Gid;
May and June. I'D: July, 6-OSu6-u9d July
and August. G.04d6 ODD; and September 3old;
September October 5.50G5.51d October and Novem
god: November December. ODD Deem
and January, 5.U6d January and February, 505d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-29
o -1o-ts and interior points to-day, com
l. IL NIL and Ia 81 NesT.

--Gl E1r2arre special LiverIool caoles; 80.
- - inquiry. sales 700 bales 1acao II $50
sc-lP upland 900. Futures opened -
-;s advance. closed quiet ret 1S-E pom; t,,,,e
- Iae1tas and l2a2z points -2s 80; . - g1 0ej. July
5ssts Gtl6 ODD. AuEustSsTefil 49,. ,-,s-T,ar-
-.@- 5uaI ia OctoberNoE eTnDer ~ T.-1srZ-
sbsr 04rJ Uqd. I)eceTnher January Sfc-s
ts.-gsry s0sc NarLchester-Yaras dun cio'hs "'i7'
10 ov
POUR AND MEAL-There was iittls eh@n tFer IN Arm
& market which ruled dull all day pai ran e. 5o96
-1g patents $ 3Cas4 20: winter strains e. ga
.. ezra NJ winter s. ..GTS3 10 extra No : ="
( sfct2 - Fev Deg 81 aS22 TO arriys -
!: FANCY 8 s61Ss Boz. CORNMEAL-S STEADY
an lred s. e0QS2. 10 brand Ia 9, sog7Si "A.
9arse si0sqSl n. -.... FEED-Q-iet Guoiea. SerreS
81. SPOT 81 90: SACKS 20 aIf.Ee ~ - zoo ~ SACKS.
80 spring bran m!ddling slsaS2l. IA e. boT1fny
~ ICED nominal. InseeG Oh CAKE So
~ 81 30 bulk SIS %. sacks, 70 arrive Oh ie1''
5EATl-H-FFEAT -A somewhat sensational adTaSce ~
~ $50 in the hour, against % a. 80
- "wednesday while the rest u the market a.
s. rE du. day. closed with a aoYyr~afd tehasi.ci on
sraer the previous night. There was the 9soal - 90,
- 4 news rerardag crop conditions IN the West but
ace seemed less ready 70 accept damage stores
1ifITsec 10 place reliance IN lie iflce
which wheat conditions mad been l4aln
- Moreover. Louis was easier On ne c52p
as while the map suggested clearing conditions over
valley which favored the crop Interior fecelt.A
-, snail f0r week show some increase "Aile
showed Stead!neEs- esIscialiy a. Eigllsh
So which =. N sd ret hgher ana At I,aTis;
49, ciosed 20 - points up ~ bile i'fflh cl9eI
50 higher. Budapest vas OF J." 5hls- i'Fss'L9
slinE Argertine shipments AZ only 100000 bushels
2A said weather n the Argentine "af una tofabls
Ffes1 seeding The export business consisted -
~ Ness-I markets She exception 81 - Louis
= &c closed Saturday and doncas Ne" -io4A' DC