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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-01-04
MEMS FURNISHINGS

Fancy striped and figured Madras and
Percale stiff bosom shirts, CT OO
$500 and $3.50 ones, choice. PA.OO
Percale and Madras stiff bosom
Sl.00 shirts, broken sizes of EOc
soiled ones Observation-Disclosures. wv
Plain colored string and butter 80.
fly string ties, soc and 25c ones. lO(
Heavy, all elastic, unbreakable, o.
leather-end suspenders, SOC ones. .GOC
All silk neckwear. in four-in- o.
hands, tecks and puffs, soc ones. .&OC
Open-end. half-lined fancy silk o.
mufflerS, 75c ones..... ..........-... &>C
Mems all-wool house coats, half price.
$50 ones NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. - - so
$3.50 ones ......................ss S rs
$500 ones NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. &S4 90
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SAMPLE HOSIERY

Children's 15c fast black seam 1Ac
less Cotton Hose, fine ribbed. wv
Childrens fast black Cotton Hose, fine
and corduroy ribbed, plain and Die
fieeced, double knee, 19c kind. A-ZS
Childrens fine and heavy ribbed black
cashmere wool and Cotton Hose, odd
lots: soc. 4oc and S5c kinds; PIC
cHOlce '.....................-
Ladies' fancy Isle and Cotton Hose in
plain black, lace effects and fancy
striped, S5c and &c quail 1Oc
ties -.......s........... ........--.....
Ladies' black lace Hose, plain black
cotton and Isle and embroid- DO
cred Hose; soc ones. .AI~
Ladies black lace and plain Isle Hose,
embroidered effect and stripes; E0~
81 and 75c kinds. ...................OO wv
Ladies' all-over black lace Isle, fancy
vertical stripe and lace embroidered
Hose, $50 and 81 qualities; hOc
cnoice 's.....-.........
Ladies' finest imported novelty Hose in
lace effects, embroidered Jacquard,
vertical stripes, half and half effects,
S., $3.50 and 81 values at CSC 0Oc
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STREET HATS

styles, all colors, the kind that iOc
were Csc and $1.25, new.......... AOS
Ladies' Trimmed Street Hats, for No.
merly $1.50 to $1.9S, now........... tn
Handmade silk velvet Hats, 40
ready to trim, S2.25 values. .......
A table of felt Shapes, the kind that
were popular all season at CSC, 1Sr
now -.-...-...--.-.......
Fine felt Shapes, the kind that AOc
sold for 80 and SLID. now. ~
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BOYS CLOTHING

Boys three-piece suits. sizes 8 to &c. in
serges, Scotch cheviots and fancy
g s. worth % to$3.75
Choice of Norfolk suits, and manly
three-piece suits, worth up&3 ~
10 % ........................ y
Boys black double-breasted suits, sizes
z to 16,. strongly made, sold 81 40
elsewhere at $3.50 .............PA'O|
Boys So REFERS .................PAsS
Boys overcoats or REFERS, in friezes,
kerseys or novelty goods, 90 O&
regular price $3.50 ............PSs|O
Children's fancy overcoats or REFERS,
with brass buttons, emblem on sleeve,
wool or serge lined. sold at&6 OS
SO and $40 ......................ApO sSO
Boys 81 waists ....................z ESQ
Boys s1.25 hats ................... $50
Boys 99c caps .....................2 SO
Broken line of heavy knee pants, ISc
worth up to I5c ..................
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LADIES' JACKETS

142 ladies' "a and 27-inch all-wool Kersey
and Melton jackets, box and fitted
backs, castorS, blacks, reds and Ok
fords. our Sc and $.50EQ O&
jackets OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
176 ladies' and misses jackets. NIeltons,
Kerseys and fancies, Norfolk and
fitted styles, silk satin lin-&I Ga
ings, sold up to $3.50, for. ..ApF'|O
Ladies' Monte Carlo jackets of fine
English Kersey, black, blue and cas-
tor, silk satin Innings, velvet&z IN
collar, sold at SIS. PA Wv
Ladies' Monte Carlo jackets, 80 inches
long, Of black Montagnacs and blue
and brown Kersey, silk satinG0 "a
Innings, SIS and $3.50 jackets. APo'0O
Ladies' cape Monte Carlo jackets, fine
English Kersey, black, blue and cas-
tor, new pun sleeves and cape.
button trimmed, $40 $3.50
JdChelS... ........'............T
SO ladies' fine silk Velour and Velvet
blouse and Monte Carlo Jackets, jet,
silk and embroidery trimmed made TO
sell at $780, $40 and $35, to- CO. ~
morrow SD 80. SD 80 and AP II wv
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CHnDREN'S COATS

81 children's full length coats with cape,
collars and cuffs trimmed with vel
vet and satin, to IA years, Ga O2
81 girls full length Monte Carlos, blue,
green and mode, kersey and montag-
nae satin bound edges, $9.5O&d o.
coat. Observation-Disclosures. APxsIO
As girls full length Monte Carlos, of
zibelines and cheviots, browns, greens
and blues, velvet trimmed, 60 %
clio ~ -
"a girls three-quarter Monte Carlo jack
cts. of English kersey, brown, castor,
red and blue. silk satin lin-&z OS
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The Greet Store Brstng with Magnificent MoneySavg Bargai
rKrFpMcA ASrOrMnM c0rrEpMc
ASTOUNDING G

Foulard silks. the twilled kind. "a in.
wide, 75c quality, 90
Satin Foulards, some of Cheney Bros.
in the lot Sl.00 quality, 49,
Colored Taffeta silks, pure silk. not
the cheap Taffetine, Coo az
quality. Observation-Disclosures.
Beautiful fancy Taffeta silks, cords,
stripes and checks. SLIGO grade IOc
for. Observation-Disclosures. H)S
Hair line stripe Louisine Taft IN.
fetas. CSC quality for...............OO wv
Satin Foulards, "a in. wide. QOc
S5c grade for. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS >S
Shepherd checks for shirt waist suits.
zoe Foe quality 4SC
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SAVE
ON UNDERWEAR

Ladies' gray Jersey-ribbed, half-wool
vests and pants, 15c garment, o.
eacn observation-disclosures.
Ladies combed Egyptian heavy cotton
vests only and grey fieeced cotton
"Oneita" style union suits, 75c "a.
and soc kinds, each. .OJC
Ladies' grey and white "Oneita" style
heavy fieeced cotton union suits, Slc
Ladies' fine natural and white wool
vests and pants, In Swiss wool and
shaped garments, $50 lines, Gr atn
choice OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1sOO
Boys grey cotton drop-back, fieeced,
to u year union suits, 35c fOc
quality ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Childrens camel hair and natural plain
wool shirts, pants and drawers, az
soc to 75c garments, choice. OoI
Mems heavy derby ribbed, pink striped
cotton shirts and drawers, SOC o.
garments, each -.-..-.--..-...-.-AC N
Mems large size plain natural and
camels-hair shirts and drawers fancy
notified wool fieeced shirts and draw
choice ehs, zoe to si.'0 xmas SOC
New Britain make fine silk and wool
s sre agS saament In plnS mix 75c
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WALL PAPERS

Less than cost TO manufacturers Is
the price we are making on Wall Papers
To be sold at this sale.
Good. durable Wall Papers. more than
5000 rolls. at very - -
low price .-..-.............cS ain ~
Handsome papers in rich colors. reds.
greens. blues. worth double the -
price we are asking, per roll. u
Parlor. sitting room and hall papers in
special designs and fine colorings. a.
Rich heavy gold Wall Papers I'm beauti
full deep hues and in the latest styles,
papers sell elsewhere for &c rOIZ~
10 Sc per roll..................l - ~
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ore Have You Been Offered Marvellous

Mems $2.O0 Shirts 60 at. .....$1.OO
zoe Curtain SwiSSes for Sc
$l.0O Fancy Taffe Silks for. 900
I21c Zephyr GnnhamS .............5 Sc
$I2S FIannelette Wrappers. 700
Girls So 50 Monte Carlo Coat S.. ST.. 9S
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HOUSEFURNISHINCS

A great purchase of turquoise and
white notified blue and white and royal
enameled kitchen utensils, bought for
our January sale at soc on the dollar
A small proportion of that immense in
voice are what we call seconds. The
greater amount are without blemishes
The following will give you an idea of
the prices that will prevail during this
sale
1Sc turquoise and white sauce IN
pans OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Soc turquoise and white sauce IN.
SIC turquoise and white tea ket- ER
Tie
soc turquoise and white rice boil 40
CTS -
Hundreds of other articles in our
house furnishing store at about one
half price. One-third off on all heat
ing stoves.
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75c Super Ingram Carpets for. $50
Ladies' $500 Fine Shoes for .&1.9S
$3.50 ParlOr Chairs for. furnishes
SIS Royal Wilton Rugs for. 500
ChiIdren'S 75c Underwear $50
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Liberty satin plaids for waists. o.
65c quality for. .......................~ e>S
Colored Poplins. 75c grade 10.
Novelty Taffeta silks, elegant quality.
s125 to $50 grades "A.
Changeable Taffeta silks, which are so
desirable at present. S9c grades a.
1OI
Natural colored Pongee. 75c 40
Metal spot velveteens. 75c grade22c
Hollow cut Corduroy, the soft 70
silky kind. $3.50 for................ -
Black twilled Fouard, soft kind, q
inches wide, will not muss, S1.25 SRc
quality, for. Observation-Disclosures wv
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Elegant plaid silks, atest color ROc
ings. $1.o0 to $50 values.
Imported Moire Antique, with spot
e enGes. N'2' to sl-'o O0C
Lyons Black Taffeta pure silk, not a
i Hheap Ianeteen' SOc quail $50
Black Taffeta Silk, warranted to wear
0 %oXfn on every yard '0c 4Sc
Black Taffeta Silk. warranted to wear
S %DTfr on fo every yard Soc $50
Black Peau de Sole, warranted to RAc
wear, pure silk, for. OOS
Black Crepe de Chene, warranted to
wear. "A inches wide. 81 quail TO-
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49c for 81 Dress Good:

Atwood Dress Goods. double -
width, all colors, 45c value....... H.
Atwood Cheviots. double width, OS,
soc kind ........... ................. ~
Atwood Plaids, double width, soc 10
Ndiue ..--.-.-... ....-....-. $4,000.
All-wool Cheviots, plain colors a.,
and mixtures, 75c value, for. OO
Mistral Crepe, colors, mixed lot G
values, 75c to 81 quality, 40
1Or -------.---..- .----.----. $1,000
Snow spot Cheviots, 81 inche
wide. heavy weight. SIS value ~,
Tor ........... ................-......
Examines, soft and clingy, As inche
wide, heavy weight, SOC kind. az,
IOT .......s... .......... ....s...s...
Silk Eolian. IS inches wide, all col 40
ors, $3.50 quality, for.......-.....-. "
Wool Wolfe. hard wiry finish, ~,
very durable abric...... fO
White wool Shirtwaist Cloths, an
double width ...................... ~
German Vestings, the imported kind
for shirtwaists, the regular CSC a,
kl1Q ........... ..s..s..s-. ..s.s.ss
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CHILDREN'S CLOAKS
Ages 2 to s years.

Ages 2 to S years.
Very decided cuts in children's coats.
some lust half, several fine morie
silk coats that were S12 and SIS, black
velvet $1l.50 cloaks and others in
all colors of cloth go&7 IN
Tor ..-.---.....---..--.- "
About seventy-five children's cloaks.
all colors. stylishly cut, prices were
$3.50 $3.50. $50 and s.. $4.05
lON ..--...... .......-'...'....'-E
All cloaks that were Sl4S and o.
81 aS now 60 for ............ ~
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zoe Curtain SWiSseS, 8

All silkalines. yard wide. best patterns,
Simpsons 15c quality, not remnants,
none reserved. Our entire line, Rlc
1Sc and zoe curtain Swisses for. $50
Simpsons Cretonnes, yard.........1OO
200 Tapestry squares for chair seats and
pillow tops, all kinds of materials,
from 75c to So yard, 24x24 inches &c
square, each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. NV
Cable Nets. As inches wide. white o.
or Arabian, were 45c; yard. S>S
Imported Swisses and French novelty
Muslins, handsome exclusive things
that were 45c soc and Coo yard. Dc
All superior qualities, yard. SCN
Saxony door panels. S0x50 inches, good
patterns in Renaissance effects, fSc
each OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
80 single pairs ruffied Muslin Curtains,
slightly soiled, samples were Snc
SIS to $3.50 pair; choice, pair.
Ruffled Swiss Curtains, lace stripes,
dots, etc, all three yards long; zSc
pair
Ruffled net Curtains, 2 stylish patterns,
trimmed in lace and inser- O2~
ton, yards long. were S2........@S
2 to SPAR lots of $3.50 and $3.50 real
Lace Curtains, Brussels. Duchesse.
Arabian, ETC., per ~ ND
pair ..........-..........
5O-inch upholstery Damasks and striped
Reps, were soc and 65c yard. This lot
comprises all 3 10 15-yard C:Sc
lpnOfhS ward
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79c for $l.25 Wrappers

% dozen ladies' hannelette wrappers.
neat patterns, all with aounce skirts
and separate waist Innings, our 10
81 and Sis wrappers. -
Is dozen ladies' Domet flannel shirt
waists, Shepherd plaids and polka
dots, neatly cord-trirnmed back 20
and front, 81 waists. .oSS
Is dozen ladies' fine all-wool flannel
shirtwaists, tuck and strap-trimmed
fronts and backs. all coiors. Csc
rs dozen ladies' French flannel shirt
waists-reds, blacks, whites, fancy
stripes, all made up in newG0 "a
styles, $3.50 and s. waists. -. PAsSC
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MILLINERY

Choice of finest Trimmed Hats in stock,
including seven patterns formerly $500
t to il20S &C., about bow forty hats
Another lot of about fifty Trimmed
Hats that were $500 to s15.o0, d. An
now.. ...............-........A p)sOO
Is Trimmed Hats, formerly Go "a
$500 and $500, now go for. .PA'O
All of our fine Street Hats that were
$500 $500 and 500, about one hun
dred in stock, divided into two n0~
lots to go at $l.9S and.............| Wv
As Trimmed Hats. velvet and felt, made
hats, worth $40 to $500. CT ~
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BLACK WOOL GOODS

Atwood Cheviots. double width. 800
H {, Il yD1s f novelties IN black, Sc
Black a;5 Royal ,d Armure. hard finish. 4Oc
English Sicilian, extra width, IS ~
inches wide, S1.35 value for..... ACS
French Zibelines, imported kind, 81 q
81 value for .......................
s Hs,r EO, fnr As inches wide. a.''0Sc
German e. N T., BrO s"I very fine. S5c
Black Esiss novelty Sos Mistrai Crepe. a.ss 70c
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FANCY GOODS

Cause Fans, worth up to 75c, o=r
CHOICE.
Leather Purse, with chain......... 100
Belts, slightly soiled. worth UP to 1Esc
soc, CnOlCt ..........-.......--...
Chatelaines, seal, walrus, alliga- az.
tor, shopworn. worth 81 ~
Chatelaines. seal, calf. round ROc
metal frame. was s1.50, choice. .OSI
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RIBBONS

No. full l-inch wide. fancy n.
striped ribbon. per yard ......... "
No. brocaded satin. all silk, rib -
bon In every bright shade ......... u
Beautiful all-silk plain taffeta, taffeta
satin and fancy warp point Dresden
and cord striped taffeta ribbon, IN
worth l5c and 19c iOC
Four and five-inch beautiful alI-silk
taffeta, satin and fancy ribbon, rn.
werth 35c to 40c, sale price ..... ~
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TOILET GOODS
JEWELRY

Stick Pins, Brooches, Sash and Belt
Pins, worth up TO 15c, -
Sash Pins, Hat Pins, Brooches, Waist
Sets. Chatelaine Pins, worth up 81.
to 25c, choice ......................A >sC
Waist Pin Sets, Belt Pins, worth IL.
up to 39c, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. III
Sash Pins. Belt Pins. Hat Pins. o..
worth 5oc..--.-...--.
Metal Chatelaines, soc kind. ..... 25C
Metal Chatelaines. 50 kind. 49, ssI4S
Gold-filled Fan Chain, regular ~.
value 25c ..................--...-.-
Shot Chain, gun metal finish, d..
long length, &c grade. III
Collar Pin Set. worth 25c...IOO
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English torchon lace, two inches wide,
in same styles as fine hand n.
made goods. per yard -..--------- ~
ThreeInch English torchon lace, -
Fine point de Paris lace. three TO five
inches wide. with insertion TO match.
y wGeth Dr lie to &c. 12Hc and &c
Heavy 25c Venice applique lace, ~.
in white. ecru and Arab ..........iCS
Heavy 35c Venice applique TO-
lace --.-......-....--..-..-.--
Applique lace, 75c and 81 value, I'm
remnants of from one to three 1Sc
yards, sale price .................. ~
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CHINA AND GLASS

Cups and saucers. plain white porce-
lain, exact shapes OF Eavilands, 81
Plates, white porcelain, latest e
shapes, breakfast size, each. 1890.
Vegetable dishes, medium size, new
shapes, plain white porcelain, o.
edcn ....'.-'.''
Fruit saucers, white porcelain, OI/c
scalloped edges, each ...........S/z~
Pie plates, same shape as Havi- a.
lands, plain white, each ...........OS
Plates, decorated bread and but a.
ter. scalloped edges, each.
Fancy plates, highly decorated 1Oc
with gold trimmings. each ...... AOS
Glass tumblers. fine crystal glass, fin
ished tops and bottoms, one 10c
half dozen Tor ......................
Laundry soap, Fairbanks. Santa -
Claus. two bars ......................S
Imitation cut glass, assorted lot, such
as flower vases, berry dishes, cake
and butter dishes. cream pitch 1Ac
ers, etc., choice, each ............ AOC
~~~~~~ g>D~~uAr
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FURNITURE SALE
sidebosrds, golden i'd n oak. re- S14.OO
Golden 9a. oak {I sldeb ssa re- $23.25
Golden oak sideboard, re- Gao M
duced from $50 !POSsOO
Mahogany sideboard. Colonial design,
t reduced from a4' $4,000
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-28

NEWPORT NEwS-sailed. steamer Alton V. (Bell), New Orleans, and sailed for Jeith.
 JACKSONVILLE-Arrived schooner Ellen M. Adams, Saunders. Key West.
 PORT TAMPA-Arrtved steamer Hugorna, Mclean. New York Sailed. steamer Mas cotte, Turner. Havana, via Key West
 SAVANNAH-Sailed. steamers Rokeby (Br) Bomman; Zeiburg (Dutch), Stasse, Amster- dam; Nord Farer (Dan.), Brummich, Bremen
 KEY WEST-Arrived, steamer sOlivette. Al len, Havana. and sailed for Port Tampa; tug osceola, Tampa. Sailed, steamer Martinique Dillon. Havana. and sailed for Miami; tug Massassoit Tortugas.
 CHARLESTON-Bark Swanhflda (Br), Mae Donald, from Iquique, for Charleston. was spoken Dec. 25 in latitude 3o.3o north. iongi- tude 7S.5 west, by steamer Arctudastefanc (Aust.), Scopinich. which arrived here Janu- ary 26.
 wood (Br.). Haltswell. Hull, via Norfolk Ashanti (Br). Foster, Bremen; Venus (Nor. ). Bjonness Port Limon; Barendrecht Dutch), Hamburg: Comus Am.), Kemble New York.
 PORT EADS-Arrived. steamers Angola (Br), Cameron, Boston: Fl valle, Grant New York; Duncan CNor.). Rosseland, Ceiba; John Wilson (Nor.), Hansen, gort Barrios; Hiram (NoF), Pedersen, Puerto Cortez.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-28
LIverpooI Cotton Futurea
Dailv Cotton Markat.

NEW ORLEANS-Strong sales, g. 100: or dinary, 74s; good ordinary. 1916; low mid ding, 5h; iniddling. 8%: good middling g s-le; middling fair. s5s; receipts, H,si9; stock. 36 ,56I.
 GALvESTON--Firm: mlddling 8 1916: sales e39; receipts, l2,s66; stock. 24o, 3oI.
 MoBlLE-Qulet; middllng. 9-l6; receipts, 593; stock 32.2o7.
 assAVANNAH-steady; middling, 9-L6; sales S52; receipts. S.562; stock. l55,o47.
 CHARI.ESToN-Firm: middling, SA: re- ceiRts. 333: stock, lo,o3o.
 WlLMINGTON--Firm; middling, Sk; re- ceipts. I3S; stock. l0,639.
 NoRFoLK-Quiet; n1ddling. 8 1916: sales 33; receipts. 2,9lo; stock. 35.337 PHlLADELPHIA-Stead middlIng, BPS; ceipts. zo2; stock. 6.367. BOSTON-Quiet and steady; niddlIng 8 o5; net receipts, 682; gross. l2.0e5. PHILADELPHIA-Stead middling BPS; receipts. AS; stock. 6.0l8. ST. LOUIS-Steady: middling, 8 lI-I6; re- ceipts. 3.l3i; stock, 3o l7I.
 NEW YORK-Steady; middling. 9: net re- ceipts, l3l gross 5.5S4; stock I6I 754; ex- ports to Great Britain, 2,473; to the conti-
 Total today at all seaports-Net receipts, 3s- ASA; exports to Great Britain, 362o; to l,o55. .o78.
 Consolidated receipts at all seaports. 9S,640; exports to Great Britain, 34, 6o5; to France, 26.577; to the continent, 62.567.
 Total since Sept Met receipts, s, 5,763,SIl; i; exports to Great Britain, l.7o2. 355; to France 522,75S; to the continent, ,064,Io2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-28
:. Chicago Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, Jan. 27.-There was an enorm- Sus ,s u trade h in wheat today and heavy realizing by the leader of the longs caused a break of over cents in the May delivery and the close was weak at loss of 2s from yesterdays down hG%. Provisions closed wea, May pro- ducts being from 10 to 22hc lower.
 Lower cables and liberal receipts, especially In the Southwest, caused a weak opening in wheat and local longs unloaded freely. There was a temporary rally shortly after the start brought about by buying by the leading long nss to 9sq1zc lower at SI a9l% The support was onl ymomentary. however. and when 1t was learned that the chief long interest was selling through brokers there was a wild scramble to secure profits and the price broke sharply, the low point being reached at 7S7s. covering by shorts later in the day caused slight rally, but the close weak and 2% lower at 79@7eh. The news was generally bearish with the falling of of the export de- mand the principal influence. The volume of business was something enormous, 1t being reported that the leading bull disposed of any where from seven million to fifteen million bushels, while commission houses were also heavy sellers. The worlds visible showed a decrease of 525 900 bushels compared with decrease the same time last year of 1 .o92.- 900 bushels Clearances of wheat and flour were equal to 249. 900 bushels Primary re- cepts were 643, 900 bushels. against 4S9 Quo reported receipts of S64 cars which. with To- cal receipts of S5 cars, none of contract grade, made total receipts for the three DO nts of 429 cars, against 427 last week and 472 a year ago.
 Corn was remarkably htm early in the day considering the weakness in wheat and it was rumored that the same firm that unloaded the big line of wheat had taken over a large line of corn. Commission houses and brokers were also active buyers Later in the session when wheat started on it's last downward course, the offerings became very liberal and a weak feel ing developed, May closing Sc lower at 44ik after selling between 44% and 45&. Local re- ceipts, 746 cars, with none of contract grade
 There was only a light trade in oats and the market sympathized with other grains, the close being weak. Commission houses and brokers were the best buyers. while local traders sold. May closed 1ta%c lower at STA receipts. 4lo cars.
 Provisions ruled dull and easier the liberal receipts of hogs and lower prices at the yards contributing to the early weakness while sell ing by packers added to the decline. Commits sion houses bought moderately. The close was weak with May pork 22iac lower at SI667Ib May lard was down l2lac at Se 55 while ribs of loc at ssI7ls.
 The leading futures ranged as follows;