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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-09
By VERA SERKOFF.

| said, attempting to smile. but feel bet ter now, and will tell you all" It was very pathetic little tale, ant brought tears to tho eyes of both men Then she told them of her encounter with | the new Lord Madresneld, and Of ber promise to meet him again on the mor- row.
 Hes very bitter against you," said Graham, and spoke ot you in such terms after your flight was discovered that Les. lie and l both quarrelcd with him and have heard nothing of him since we left Madrcslicld Towers. Nou acted uobIy. my dear sister, but yet 1t was un act of mad. ness"
 Tt was" she agreed, sadly, "but at the timo l thought it tho right thing to do. How could I have douh,cd you. Graham? ? Hut who could have hocn guiltv?"
 'l haNo an idea began Leslie. mcdi- tativcly stroking his mustache; mot vet ripe enough to discuss, but still. an idea. distrust HGrland your husbands valot and believe he did not speak the truth at the inquest know where he is, and shall interview him the first thing to- morrow"
 Ought l give myself up?" asked Cherie. but Leslie shook his head.
 Not vet. Not until you'v ve seen Madres- Held aGaln"
 It was a wild night. dafl and tcmptu- ous. Chcrio shivcrcd as she stood await lns iosmond's arrival and sniNored as she looked into his lierce deadly pale lace as he came up.
 T have made up my mind about Hou,' Inc began abruptly For the honor of the nhme I will savN you from public disgrace. You shall go abroad, but will supply Aou with funds to live on under another uamc. But first, you must sign this confession of your crime whicA nave written uut"
 "G am innocent" said Chcrie, putting asiGr the paper and 1 have decided to stand my trial"
 You foul, If you do. nothing can save ?ou from the gallows. You are the only one who had anything to Gdin by your husband , death. The evidence against You <, oNerWh"lmiug.
 ~ ou have spmt rcusou for wishing me ort of tho way" she rctorted. 'prrhaps. hc"ause if l am got rid oC you will be master of Madrcshcld Towers. "I am that alrcadg. tH" missing will has turned up, ike uuc leaving me N,erN- thing and you. only two buudred d year. You forget hat latest Will when .uu mur- dered your husband. For you did it, you know"
 You william you did 1t yourself" cried the girl. in flash of inspiration. "l see it uu now, NoU murdered my husband, ] know JoH ud.'
 You know too much" he said between his teeth. and in another moment he had her by the throat in an iron grasp that held her rigid, unable to move or cry out, or draw a breath Everything swam be- fore her, and her senses failed her Then the iron grip relaxed and she drew long
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breath and opened her eyes to see Madres- field struggling in the grasp of Ather- ton
 You villain, you internal villain" pant cd Leslie, we were just in time to pre- vent another murder. Another, do you hear? Harand has confessed. ITa! you know what that means. do you? Graham, help; he'll get away"
 There was a fierce struggle. Cherie heard the frantic blowing of police whis- ties, cries, shouts. tho noise of running feet. and then came the sound of re- volvcr shot, and Cherie lost consciousness in dead faint.
 More than a year had passed since the trial of Lady Madrcsficld. for her hus- bands murder had provided nine days sensation for the public.
 Desmond. Lord Madresffcld had suc- ccedcd in woundinG himself fatally, but hn lived long enough to make d full cons fcssion of his guilt, and this, together with Harlands evidence, fully exoncrated Cherie.
 Desmond confessed that, being in fnan- ciai difficulties, and knowing that his uncle had made will in his favor. he reSoIVod to get rid of the old man before fresh will could be made.
 He at first arranged matters to cast sus- pici"n on Graham I.c Mcsuricr. but the npportune flight uf Lady Madrcs6eld had drawn IL on herself and suited him even better
 He had administered tho poison in a mixture his uncle tnok for his cough, and With liarlands knowledge. though Des- mo"d 'ontrivcd to make the man be icvs II Was harmless sleeping draught which HorH Madresilold wished to try.
 Nit"Iward Desmond lulcd the valct's '''upieS hy promising him a large sllm of money Desmond had hidden the will in hlS iANor wishing to make the ease still stronger against Chcric. and meaning to produce IL when it suited his purpoSe.
 u was sweet, fair June day as Cheric, once more mistress uf Madr"slicld Tow CTS, paced tho terrace, waiting tho arrival of her afiiancod lover. soon to be her hus- band, Leslie Atherton.
 tier eyes hrightonod as she saw him approaching. and her whole faco hcamed such welcome that shc scarcely reedcd to speak. The lovely scene lay smiling before them bulhCd in the light that never Was on land or sea-" and as they stood toecther looking out on the fair prospect Cherries heart thrilled with joy
 How bright everything looks" sha murmurcd. There is not d shadow any- where'
 And the shadow has been lifted from your life, sweetheart" he said tenderly. All your life shall be bright from hence- forth. bright as my love can make it."
 She raised her eyes to his face with a look of touching love and confidence.
 An, yes, Leslie she said. the shadow is gone from my life for evermore. ueuccforth, l live in the sunshlne-the sunshine of your love-"
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N the shores of one Of Scotland s A "A most beautiful lochs fsher-lad
 R and girl stood together It was
 an ideal spot for a love idyll; the ripping waters, surrounded by the grand mountain scenery made the most perfect setting for a romance
 The man was talking eagerly, while the girl was listening silently. but presently he broke off abruptly, kissed his compan- ion, and went away along the shore. The girl stood lost in reverie from which she was aroused presently by fresh girlish voice
 Meg" it called.
 The girl looked around quickly and glanced from the face behind her to the figure of the fisherman still visible In the distance
 "Dolly!' she exclaimed. "Dolly-you- saw
 Dolly was a slim, overgrown child of 15, fin short cotton frock, and with her bright hair flowing over her shoulders.
 ..Yes, Meg" she answered simply.
 What did you see-exactly?"
 'I saw young Sinclair kiss you" said Dolly straightforwardlv.
 Meg sat down on rock and pulled her Cousin down beside her.
 Its all right, child" she said lightly. s1'm going to marry Angus Sinclair" "oh. wouldn't Meg." she said in her awkward schoolgirl dlction, but her tone was eloquent.
 ''why not? Aunt Mary won't mind. She'd he glad to get rid of mo anyway, and so would May"
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-06-02
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed bids will be received by oscar d.
Purinton. secretary board Of education at his
Office. Cooperstown. North Dakota. up to the
hour Of II O'Clock N. June 9Th. 1901, for the
erection and completion Of a brick school
hnildinY for the Board of Education of said
city.
nlans and specifications prepared by w. G.
Albrant, Architect of Fargo. N. D.. which
plans and specifications may be seen at the
Office Of the secretary and of the Architect
and at the Builders and Traders Exchange.
Minneapolis on and after May 18th. 1904;
Bach bid must be accompanied by certified
check in the sum of s5UO,OO made payable to
said secretary as guarantee that the bidder
will enter into contract should 1t be award
ed to him and furnish security bonds as re-
.quired by law. Bids for the plumbing and
heating will be received at the same time and
each bid shall be accompanied with certi-
q I'd check Of $4,000 which is sufficient to cover
both bids and to be given on the same condi-
tions as above stated and surrendered with
out protest should the bidder fail to enter
into Contract and furnish satisfactory bonds.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or
ali bids without further liability. Dated at
Cooperstown, N. d., May 4th. 1904.
By order of the Board OF Education.
OSCAR D. PURINTON,
w. C. ALBRANT, Clerk.
Architect.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-06-02
Notice Bridge Contractors.

Notice is hereby given, that sealed
bids will be received by the county
auditor at his Office in Cooperstown
up to July 9Th, 1904, at 2 o'clock p. m.
for the erection of the following wood
pile bridges:
One 3 10 foot spans 81 feet, with APP
proaches % feet east and 16 feet west,
is feet roadway, - feet above low
water mark.
One 2 Is foot spans, SO feet. with
one east approach 10 feet long, 8 feet
above low water, 16 feet roadway.
One 3 10 foot spans 81 feet, with one
east approach 10 feet, 7 feet above
low water, 18 feet roadway.
One 2 10 foot span, Sc feet, and 1s
feet west approach, Z feet above low
water, 16 feet roadway.
All bids filed should have marked on
outside Of envelope "Bids for bridges.
The board of county commissioners
reserves the right to reject any or all
bids.
Dated at Cooperstown, N. D., this
1st day Of June A. D. 1904.
P. A. MELaARD,
County Auditor.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-06-02

Notice of Final Proof.-Land ONCE at Fargo
N. D.. May 18th 1904. Notice is hereby
given that the following named settler has
He'd notice # his intention to make final
proof in support Of bis claim, and that said
proof will be made before Oscar D. PurintOn
CLERK Of the District curt, II Cooperstown
'''ss1A NDERs PEDERsON IDsVOOG.
81, e. No 1850 for the ~ OF nwk 4 lots g.
sec 4 In twp ~ n Of rye IS ":
He names the following Witnesses to prove
Andrew P. Rusten. Of Aneta, P. O.. Nelson
Co. n. Oak, Cornelius ChristOphers0n. John
GundersOn and Elmer Mathis0n, C00pers.
town. r. O., Gsiggs Go. n. D..
G. G. SCHUYLER.
r. 8, Lunde. Agt. 5-l9 Register.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-06-02
Notice for Publication.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

Land ONCE at Fargo, N. Oak, May II, 'o4.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention
and AZ that said proof viii Be ade before oscar
d. Purlnton. Clerk Of District Court, at
Cooperstown. n; p. on June =; 1917; viz:
Fl. f.. No. 2s559 for the swA Of sec. &, in twp.
lie names Che following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon ana cultiva-
ton of said land. viz:
Edward Gammelgard and Thomas Jorgen-
SEN ii Hope, n. D.. Christ Martinson and AL.
Kent, of Hannaford. N. =.
10 Register.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-06-02
Summons.

Summons.
In District Court. Fifth Judicial District.
State Of North Dakota. County Of Griggs.
State Bank of COOperStOWn,
Plaintiff.
Sven II. Holland. A. 81. He'll
and and X. B vosen;; .,..
The State Of North Dakota to the above
You are hereby summoned to answer the
Complaint in the above entitled action. which
Is died in the once Of the Clerk Of the Dis.
trict Of the Fifth Judicial District. 10 and for
the County Of Griggs and State Of North OAK
ota, and to servo copy Of your answer to the
said Complaint on tie sa6scribers 8 theil
within thirty days after the service Of this
Summons upon you. exclusive OF the day Of
appear or answer. Judgment will be taken
against you by default for the relief de-
q anded In the Complaint.
BARTLETT & GLADSTONE.
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
10 CoOperstOWn. u, D.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-06-02
Notice for Publication.

Department Of the Interior. Land Office
ut Fargo. N. OAK, May 18th, 1904. Notice Is
hereby given that the following named set
commuted 6nal proof in support Of her claim
and that said proof will be made before O.
ID. PurintOn. Clerk of the District Court, at
Cooperstown, Griggs Co.. N. d., on July LIST,
~ w. MARGARET CAMPBELL
n. E. No. 25x8z for the e4 Of sw4 and lots 6
SHE names the following Witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ttOn Of said land. viz:
William Stewart, Of Darcy. Barnes Co., y.
G. Evenson, Of Hannaford, Grlggs Co., N. d.
G. G. SCHUYLER.
$50 Register.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-06-02
Letters Of Administration,

state OF North Dakota tss. County Court.
oG In Tie matter q The Estate OF Resnald
Notics il hereby given. that Andrew Gil
dsrh.us has slsd 1 in The cSssnty oSaas Of said
inY fOr Letters Of Administi1 ON the
estate Of kegpald eyverson deceased, and
that Monday. the q day Of june. 4: D. !eA. IT
Court Room. 10 tho town Of CoopeFsaown,
County OF Griggs, North Dakota, has been set
BY order Of this court as the time and place
for hearing said petition. At which said time
and place any and al persons Interested may
appear and show cause why the prayer Of
said petition should not be granted.
Dated at C0OperstOwn, this 18th day Of
May, 1904
NJ. A. SHIRLEY. Judge Of County Court.
Atty for Petitioner.
Aneta. n. ID. 81
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-06-02
Bids Wanted.

Bids will be received Ut the school
house on May, %, 1904 for the repair
ing of the school house on Sec. 1915
60, also for building = barn. Plans and
specifications can be found at clerk's
office. Also sealed bids will be re-
ceived on same day for the purchase
of schO0lhOuse on Sec. 23-14560.
r. L. JONES, Clerk. +"
20 Hannaford. n. D.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-06-02
Communicated.

With the view that the temper
ance question belongs to all the
people, since it concerns every
body, the following communica-
ton has been sent to each of the
various lodges of Cooperstown
and the other interests mention
ed therein:
Dear Brothers aud Sisters:
Believing in the common
purpose of all benevolent and
mutual societies to extend the
helping hand in the effort to re.
move wrong conditions, both ma
terial and moral, that affect the
welfare of the great human
brotherhood;
We therefore, unite in asking
your body to delegate q repre-.
sentative to participate in an
open conference the central idea
of which is ''The Cooperation OF
Temperance Forces. This con-
ference to be participated in by
representatives from the various
fields of business, politics, medi.
cine, school, the church, and the
fraternities, in talks from 10 to
12 minutes each. The confer.
ence to be held June 28or 90, the
time and place to be determine
later.
Respectfully submitted,
BY vote of the w. G. T. U. of
Cooperstown.
L. M. BROWN,
President.
M. A. HARTMAN,
Cor. Secretary.
NJ. j. MoFFATT.
Rec, Secretary.
E. HAMILTON,
Treasurer.
Notice of School Election.
Especial District-Annual Election)
Notice is hereby given, That on the
third Tuesday in June, being
JUNE 2lst, A. D. 1904,
an annual election will be held at the
Fire Hall in the special school district
of Cooperstown, County of Griggs,
State of North Dakota. for the pur.
pose of electing the following members
of the board of education:
Two members to serve for term OF
three years.
The polls will be opened at 9 O'Clock
a M, and closed at o'clock p M, of
that day.
Dated at Cooperstown this LIST day
of June A. D. 1904.
By order of Board of Education,
OSCAR d. PUR1NToN, Clerk.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-06-02
FARMERS ATTENTION.

FARMERS ATTENTION.
There will be a farmers meeting
held at Finley,
June 9TH at I D. %.
for the purpose of considering ''True
Cooperation? The Real Thing" in
general merchandising. 1t is very
important that every farmer WHO is
true to his own profession and inter
ested in the welfare of farmers gen.
orally as we'll as himself, should at
tend this meeting.
1t is also to be hoped that the Far
mers will bring with them their wiv-
es, their sons, and their daughters, in
order that they may to become edu-
Gated along the line Of True Co-opera-
tion, The Real Thing. Do not for
get the day! Do not forget the date!
Do not forget the place!
Finley, June 2, 1904.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-24
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. May 23-CATTI4E-Recspts, $4,000; market
10G5o higher good prime steers s. 5G So IS: poor
medium 25QS5 25 stockers feeders IS 250S4
helfsrs 81 758$4 So, 81 1852
So 2JQ$4 S5 calves 81 5OS5 49, Texas fed 81 q
81 60 aO6S-Recepts today. $1,000; estimated
25.000: market &c lower llxe and butchers
508S4 good choice heavy. 81 6OQS4 67a rough
81 SHEEP-Recsipts 10 COO: market 15G25c higher:
wehers. IS 35G$5 75i fair choice
So 75@S5; native lambs. S5G$6 %.
Cincinnati. Nay 25.-HOGS active and lower, 50 SOP
81 rs. CATTLE strong, s. 2JIS4 30 SHEEP strong.
So 25GS4 so. LANES steady. 81 50lSd.
Buffalo. May 23.-CATTT4I1-Recepts $3.50 head:
active 5425o higher; prime steers s. S5 so; Shipping
S5lS5 I5 hutchers S4 5OGS5 10; hefers So 5OGS5:
2s4 co. bulls IS l5gS4 90; stockers and
SO 50GS4 65 heifers. 81 1888 S0 fresh and
ETrngers strong good choice. S4sSG0; medium good
steady 81 HOGS-Fteceipts 20 COO head:
lowe-; heavy 81 05GS5 mostly 81 as: mixed 81 9o9
81 e5: Yorkers S4 sS4 90; piss g 20 roughs $4$4 X;
stays. s. 1898 diaries, 81 l5gS4 90 SHEEP AND
L.AAIBS-ReceDts % 900 head active; sheep steady;
lambs lac higher. lambs "a 5oqs7 -; yearlings S6S6 =
wethers S. 50Gs5 20; ewes S5gS5 - sheep. mixed. Sc
ass 90.
Kansas City May --CATTI4EzRecspts. $500 nclud-
Ing $50 market strong Ioc higher; exports
dressed beef steers s. S5aS5 =; good SASS so.
Western S4gS4 30 stoce- and feeders 50
10; Southern steers seS4 TO- Southern cows 81 son
So native COWS S2$4 IS: native heifers So 25S4 G0
bulls So 6ORS3 so; calves s. .5uS5- HOGS-ReceiDcs,
GOO; lower; TOD 81 80. bulk 81 40@S4 so
heavy 81 45aS4 So packers s. 40S4 50; pigs lights
larahs 25S6; Western lambs s. 25GSG IS; fed
ewes 81 359S4 So; clipped ysarngs sQ9S5 30
Texas clipped sheep. 81 50S4 so; stocers
SO coast 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-24
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


r,OFFEE-The ec1ee market ruled very quiet Trans
soriors amounted Only about 5000 bags altogether
&C IRE market ---= Lat Il to1k c-ly
me cpering was dull Unchanged prices 70 decline q
porrs l.-t.e later market was unchanged 70
poiurs higher The close was points higher on
tha- position points lower JCy 4nc august ana IN
changed al other positions. -le lolays aoreac
considerably news a-1 me trace had
-orhing 70 by GeeuI IN Tie primary mar
These wi-1- II Importance tecelPts were
80 lower ard santos unchanged
be Apprehension among trade interests
Brazilian markets VII BE forced 20 .oNsr level
demand rev crop cof-es begins
arriving volume. Brazilian prices are now
not 1ar from parity VITA Tire local market and On any
,urther decline there = thought mat importers WI
buy n Brazil against sales me local market. and
Epecuatl1z. while sp-- demand Is quiet There was
lrts the market how
ard. the whole, the general tone was fairly
STEADY The spot market IS cLet w.tA quotations On
67sc cgr RIO NJ = The total warehouse de-
liveres United states FOR TIE week were 5O.4s5
bags against 5s31 last week ana e592s bags Tor
week ago - tie former amount New
York reported z3 receipts for
Aggregated s-o0o compared wiki 10000 bags last
and 81 900 bags to- t1e corresponding week last
year Eecep RIO aggregated p 90 bags. col--es-ed
win g. J -he week and zelN0 bags last
year Rio cleared 50 COO bags @ tie United states during
bags the Ca-ec States ard g 900 Europe. Receipts
Bahia fcr TIE nj. Present stock s. 600
bags Csa-aIces ire C-i-e- states ana Germany NIL
ne q Europe. 90 bags
The q contract prices Il the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-24

COTTON-To-5Eg~s cotton market vas active and e.
cited and showed fluctuations Than have been noted
tr severa- weeks past The Increased interest ana
.senness Of lie market were cue entirely speculative
Considerations q S-e-CrIeaus bun leaders A.
Eved IL the ocz during re morning R had beer
sxecied o. as- Saturday arrival was the sigma!
.r covering These parties believed sp-
psrenty there was plenty OF cotton 70 SATISFY
.sstEnate trade requirements fear an
osr e9rne- E2ch witnessed last year Enc the
margin between supply and demand IS sufc.e-tlv narrow
" suggest mat The situation would extremely
tate should speculative holders store away moderately
tals Tor I.s except higher prices Very I!rte
occurred during The session % re ais view aopear lie
-
setheEner who very builish views as 10
Re situation porrended something and cautious shorts
yNt- an Inclination 20 IN volume The old crop
as Chiefly concerned The trading and July showed
sAnss q fun half cent pound from the low point Of
tines ssvezhy a.tive bt ne rotai rrrsactions for he
sOlJO bales ll-aIed--epresente very good
eabsE ewing = the holiday a-1sS The veatber over
10y was found % have been excellent Temperatures
toward contirlst;6r II sevorsbe ron5itione Wa he
mixed ana !Ecne5 "a evya5t ee,eIn5erTs TeTe was 10
=. = sEs expected bull support, however ana buy
$780, Saturday began selling, while there also a
ee- oeE -c catching stop orders and driving July
cine q 2 points Al Ills ie1e. the southern bull leader
h5Ts-- ne szcha-ge AID. while there 10 siga OF
-e+ A1ta But the bears recovered courage 70 sons
kss- lie later and II spite Of the reports Of a
- .lng figures Afterwar6 the trading became much
ts- sss and the st hung rTegularly Tor time. and
q - BE. gain q half from the low point
..ese morning II reported thai the Southern market
az az 's ease Il sstly as result Of bear press1To
Ire ~ railing. and finally barely steacy, with
rood 49, Sach Was rendered relatively heavy by the
n me - was % Doa1ss net lower TIE SPOT Ea-es
.ctor n ine-aa4ag III ba-es 10 Ep4n1eTs were
was rs q contract prices n the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-24


tLLoIk AND MEAL@-Irterest in -four was principally
Sympathy il s SsttsF grades which were held aE N
- S9gS2 go winter strslghts 81 sO9S5 10: winter
T TI6fE &2 FSogs4' No iheT s. s5Sss 90
choice fancy. s. I5ss4 So coRS sEAi@gtsad IT,
Steady ogoted: Fine white ana yellow. 81 4oasI IS
s5r58g 90 81 a. ss.ED1Firn Quoted Western
sed aog $2s shipments half June city braa $40
81 hona-ny chop. SO so bulk: Sacks 81 IS oil meal
gS5t54 5Eo great extent todays wheat
on Saturday the estimate was t6r se gPg a a5i,
- Vs. o1's -, soCh after The market opened
william had been reduced G39 0OO during the week
-5 estas' toF ne visible supply decrease
showed considerable strength early n session ana
usually late Eventually appeared that the decrease
wheat suffered sharp reaction which LETT the market
. sa27oO bush, compared with s ass 90 bush in me
e ~eek l&st year Locally and al Chicago notable de-
So4raged those who were holding wheat the
were chieav nsAe 5 Two actors
spring wheat States and the go cars Min
-eL-s Nh5h rather surprised the trade. IN view OF
Wheat States favorable weather also \
would be flushed for%ard to market early next
month Judging rom the attitude OF july shorts how
ever there is much hope Of relief from new wheat
n any quantity before Welt into July and possibly not
= me eject that milers have bought another lot
have already decreased $50 600 bush IN tWo dss words
sn5 theTefore aoHt o @ b.6 Se ~ 40 e9g bush
On SATURDAY Local stocks decreased 1900 bush for
week signs OF export interest appeared. partly
cause al foreign markets closed No red closed
nominal and No Northern Duluth. 81 03 ahoat
CCEt>-Ihe local trade IN again without much
feature ard the price inclined toward heavuess
near the close when strong July chi
c2go pCt the whole market eteader While
too much rain leading States ser-
Gus condition existed The movement. however. "
something OF bulish factor. reaching but 40 900
against toDo bush last and the visible supply
erased Tor the Week lo3l 900 bush Out q 1900 bush
OF corn At NewEOrk. but $500 graded No Worlds
shipments amounted 70 $4,000 bush, compared
24hs 600 bush TIE previous week No closed SIC
elevator and 5se, saoat; No white. 5sc and No
yellow, COG b Gaoat OATS-There much
movement 20 the Western markets. weather being
able but stocks light Locally the cash trade
decrease q S0 600 bush appeared the visible
Mixed OATS g - - -. closed doc white.
81 p 4seoc. and clipped white, SO 10 40 70. 5OS5Sc.
ftNE-Ma-ket dull. 10 . Western. zoe, O anoat
EARI-EI-Aarker tuI; feeding quoted 4eo C ! Z
New-TorI. and mailing. 6J665c + Z Buffalo