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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-09-14

Pinesalve acts like a poultice. Best
thing in the world for boils. burns,
cracked hands, letter, etc Sold by the
City Drug Store.
Necessity knows no law, but many a
young lawyer knows necessity.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-09-14

Shaving troubles are reduced TO the
minimum if you use a Shumate 81.
razor and Shumate ST. honing strop.
Both guaranteed.
10 +. j. RAMSEY, Druggist.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-09-14

For cuts, burns, old sores, eczema,
piles and all skin diseases, there is
no remedy equal to Hawkeye Family
Salye. 25cents at City Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-09-14

All the noted people the world has
produced have been workers; still
there are few who do moi believe
work is respectable.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-09-14

All men are born equal. but the |
equality doesn't hold out.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-09-14

The man who has more than he
needs never has more than he wants
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-09-14

II you expect to get rich, you must
make money during hard times.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-09-14

No, Cordelia, marriage and happi-
ness are not necessarily synonymous.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19

eueeches." he said Il have been
I oking after the cotton itself. VIII
return from Europe about October !.
md will then decide what shall dc
with reference to the gubernatOrial
race"
Mr.. Scott said that he had sustain
exceedingly friendly relations to
9th the Missi8ippi candidates for
the senate and he declined to express
any opniion as to that contest. He did
take a little look ever the Arkansas
situation. more as matter OF inter
est TO those who had assisted in the
lavee work of the section than as a
matter Of politics. He said:
Senator Berry's Work.
Il do not know Gov. Davis, and
have no doubt that he is an estimable
gentleman. but I sincerely hope that
Senator Berry will be returned TO the
senate. | am president of the 1netr-
STATE Mississippi River and Levee as
sOcation. and we have received more
aid from Senator Berry than from any
of the other senators by reason of the
fact that he is the leading Democrat
ic me mber of the committee on con-
mercp. and as such is always a mem
her of the conference committee that
re allv does the work of caring TO-
ur river appropriations in the sen
ate. He has saved oHr appropriation
on two occasions. and the work we
have been able to do in protecting
the river line along the several states
has been largely due to his able ef-
forts. It does not matter how good a
man went up to succeed the senator
the new man could not possibly get
the same prestige and position as
Senator Berry now has.
with this in view, I would regret
to see Senator Berry displaced in the
senate and I hope that he will be
elected. so that we may continue tc
lave the benefit of his assistance lr
cur levee work
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19
WATER LILY PONDS.

There are thousands of people who
can make an artificial pond with ilfiie
ccst bevond that of excavation be-
cause the soil will hold water or be-
cause they have water enough and TO
spare. SAYS the Garden Magazine.
There are two kinds of water-tight
bottoms-cement and clay-and the
latter is not cheaper unless the clay
&c sis nothing and the hauling can b
done by 0ae's own teams. L IS r2r6!
safe to have this clay less than 4
foct thick. Every bit of it must be
tamped, while wet, and II IS best ~
ram il every time the weather Is
favorable for a period of three o.
four weeks. The ideal pend so far
as avoiding trouble is concerned. Is
one with a cement bottom, and II yon
have no gravel or native stone on the
nlace with which TO make a four-l:.ch
layer Of concrete, you should figure
on brick. Whatever the concrete. II
has to be faced with an inch layer OF
Portland cement. If there is dan"
that all the water will freeze solid
the masonry must be protected fr n
cracking in winter by six inches OF
more Of litter. such as autumn leaves
or any other non-conductine material
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19

,e,l him 70 kis the girl. He tnou2h'
she had the prettiest mouth fcr KISS
ing in the world. And one kiss ca leo
for another. etc, etc. And, by the
wav. look you, it is presumable thai
those kisses met with cordial reclp
rocation and that eyes invited them
but
To be compelled to kiss your wife
Aye there's the rub.
That is as bad as the blue laws o.
the Puritans which provided that nc
man should kiss his wife on Sun
fav. thus offering additional premium
on csculaticn.
Kissing goes by favor and not by
force.
Who that is a man will piah;
George Lindsay for appealing iron
this new rule C.f law which tries r
make man loving by compu1sion an'
a periodical kisser by duress?
And what woman would desire suci
formal and prescribed salutation o
the lips?
Behind the kiss must be the man
not the ninny.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19
NOTED CORRESPONDENT
AND TRAVELLER.

Few newspapers in the United
States are able to command the ser
vices of as brilliant a corps of cor
respondents as that of the Chicago
Record Herald. It's choice of a Wash
ington correspondent is indicative OF
the Record -Herald's policy of obtain
ing the best there is to be had. Wal
ter Wellman, the well-known author
on political subjects and one Of the
ablest writer's Of the day. acts i'll that
capacity.
Mr.. Wellman was born in Mentor.
Ohio. Nov. 9, 1858. At the age of =
he began his newspaper experience.
establishing at that age a weekly pa
per in the little town Of Sutton. Neb.
In 1878 he returned 20 Ohio. and
year later established the Cincinnati
Evening Post. In 1884 he became the
Washington correspondent OF the Ch!-
caco Rec d-Herald. and in 1892 he
@ieitea Central America and the West
indies and located the landing place
of Columbus on Walting's (San Sal
Waldorf Island. and marked the spot
with huge stone monument. Mr..
Wellman's dashes for the north pole
ere we'll known. In 1894 he made
the first of the two arctic voyages of
exploration. reaching the latitude OF
81 degrees northeast # SnitZberof n.
In 1898 he returned 10 the north. pen
Grated he Franz Josef Land, return
ING again TO this country in 7So9. On
Zach trim he met with wonderful sue
orse in the discovery of new islands
md lands. and brought back with him
scientific data and inf rmation Of
.s,.sot value TO the American Geo
graphical Society
Mr.. Wellmaa has been volnmln-
ous writer for scientific magazines
I'd popular periodicals. On return
;ag fror his arctic triCs he renewed
his connection with tho Record Her
Id and is now the Washington cor
respondent of that paper. His Incl
| sive discussion of contemporary at
| fairs has Given him hiah place in
| the regard Cf statesmen and scientists
| of the day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19
THE DANGERS OF POLO.

There is critical moment in polo
when a PLAYER has made full arm
back stroke and another player at
tempts TO ride il in and push the
ball along. The second players head
is apt then to be in jeopardy, says
the July Country Life in America
But as a game it is dramatic without
being dangerous. There arc plenty o.
falls in il. cre line and another h'f+
thfv are harmless A pony almost
never gets hurt Then the ridin" of
is interesting. enc player forcing ar
o. her away from the line Of play. !
have seen game at Meadow Brook.
whore Cne side was four GOALS TO t.
iead. and only few n'inutes Of play
left. The spectators If feeling
sure # was all mp Ru- he other side
knocked out five goals and won. Il
takes a pony less than thirty seconds
tc Get from one end Of the fiel4 70
The other. so vou will SOC a eaneo.
where all the play is near one goal
completev changed within half min
ute. OF all games it gives char
for the quicslst reyerscs and mos
surprising changes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19
STRAW HATS At HALF PRICE
AT SALE. KASTOR AND BlUTHEN
THAI.
SUBTLE CYNlCISMS.

Truth is stranger than fiction be-
cause there is less of it.
It is not always the apple with the
ROSY cheek that is the most palatable.
The proof of the pudding is in the
eating. but indigestion ccrrupts good
morals
In these davs the man who sows
wild oats will reap them with pat
ent binder.
Misery loves company. but it is a
notoriouslv poor entertainer.
Charity that begins at home sci
dom masses the kindergarten effort
Timothy Hay in The Pilgrim.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19
Attend Coffee Demonstration 1t
RYl AND.DANIEl COMPANY
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
CHEEK NEAL COFFEE COMPANY.
WHY "STATIONERS?"

The Associated Booksellers Il Greaf
Britain and Ireland who are tC' hold
their annual melting in Edinburgh 70
day, had their medieval counterpart.
in the Lihrarii ct StatiCnarii, who
were so numerous in Paris in 10 ,
that especial REGULATIONS had 70 hn
made for them. The librarii seem 10
have been really literary agents. .ince
their business was to dispose of nan
nscripts: the tationari;-whence GU
modern word '.stationer'-were 50
called from having fixed ztations N
all the fairs, and dealt more with tie
copying and reproduction Of mann-
scripts. Later. Frankfort was the
home Of booksellers and publishers rs
were indistineuishahle. and their
yearly place Of gathering was the
Leipzig fair.-London Chronicle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19
TIE MAN eEHiNO THE KISS.
BY a Nan.)

Whom George Lindsay and his wife
of New York City came before Mac.
istrate Higginbctham some DAYS ago
18th domestic difficulty the lat
ter ordered George to kiss his wife
cry day ard to carry her occasion,
Al flowers
Ana he unthinkine applauded the
Hecis.s n Of the modern Solomon.
However as might be expected Of
a man With force enough in him to
33eE ap a family muss the man IN
taa case 3issen'ed from the jnfes's
aei@irn.
Kiss my wife because | music
asked NJ Lindsay 'Nct on yc1r
e. The iall for me sa-her than lose
10y freedom 10 kiss when and whore
choose
George is right
Forced kisses are H,aspheny in the
eyes of the god of love
o yes. We al know what women
will say-when George was courting
his wife he did not need judge to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19
FAMILIES SUPPLIED.

Ann.ie 60 her y-unG Il c-'-GneS>
~hat new. Mary -r.1er@'s a it'll
helv hros hfr uIstaigs H ca Ee y
aler4in@ when you were asleep.
Mafy-Did he? Then | know Wh
brought hint was the milkman
Auntie-What do you mean, Mary?
Mary-Why, looked at the sign on
his cart yesterday, and it said Fam
lies supplied ly.'-Harper's Week
ly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19

ANY SUIT IN THE STORE FOR
s12 AT KASTOR AND BLUTHEN.
THAL'S.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19
Attend Coffee Demonstration at
RYLANCDANiEL COMPANY
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
CHEEK NEAL COFFEE coMPANf
SERVANT PROBLEM ~ 1857


There vas sant nro85. re
couple of centuries age. a9 i ~
solved in a and-fea1y f5-hia-
nor yet an unpleasant cne. ny
I.ondon chron Gle Is PaPY.
cords. on Arra =, 1Ge-. he q
homo saw nv ,ocr and hatch op :
left so by Luce. osJr cook maid. vi
Sc vexed M that did give h.
e;c', in orr entry ard offered a ~.
Fl her Ru his. which would ha.
made a police court case in thes
Gays seems TO have left the harmon.
cf the eventeznth century hoaseho'
undisturhed For with the kicf
came the half pence
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19

periority in this respect still more
striking. On one Cf tn nev hotels
being erected on Forty-s coHd street
3,5CG 000 is to be expended: another
to be built On the Seventh avenue
front of the properly acquired ay the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad company, will
have a frontage Of AGO feet covering
the entire space between Thirty-frst
and Thirty-third streets.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19
Attend Coffee Demonstration It
RYLAND-DENlEJ COMPANY
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
BY
CHEEK NEAL COFFEE COMPANY

You ran get any ether department
in the business down to snch a sys-
TEN that il will require very little
thought. but the successful advertiser
must always be alert. and mus nev-
er take his hand off the advertising
udder.-Hartford, Conn. Post.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19
Attend Coffee Demonstration at
RYLAND-DANIEl COMPANY
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
BY
CHEEK NEAL COFFEE COMPANY
MILLIONS IN HOTELS.

A writer in the current Harper's
Weekly calls attention to the fact
that New York has a larger number
of capacious. up-todate and sumptu-
ouslly appointed hotels than have
London and Paris put together: and
new hotels now being completed or
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19

An ad. is worthless if, after the at
tention IS gained, il is not 50 Worded
that desire is created il the mind
of th4 receiver for what is offered
fol sale.-W. a. Meriman. Fred kau.
mann, Tailor, Chicago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-19

We have NEST assuredly MD II
advertising pav.-N. X. Fairhank CON-
pany, Chicago.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-16
GRAIN TRADE GOSSIP

Verhoeff from Milmine: Sentiment very bear
isl and will probably work wheat lower. Corn
and oats about low, enough - ar r. .a, -
Lake Brown selling some May wheat. Looks
like Armour ',~.-. -. = ~t.9> -, l..
Chicago to: Watson ''The car shortage is the
bull factor In December corn. People who have
the corn bought in the country and hedged are
up against, it. 1t is an artificial strength and
will not help prices later on I,E f~ : ~
Whallon from Chicago: If corn continues
strong we are liable to have upturn in wheat.
Paris close: Wheat, unchanged to Nc lower.
=, Antwerp close: Wheat, unchanged. 81
Armour has bought Uecenlb,r ous.1 which has
frmed the May. Pit traders buying. -
: Some Of the locals who sold wheat at the
opening covering later. -. -....ss.
Berlin closed unchanged. - = .ess= T..
5 Budapest closed nc higher. s,... Z. =. -.
Chicago has received 10000 bu more wheat
than was shipped out SO far this week. z
Argentine cable says weather warm and bright.
Weather map shows light rains In Mississippi
valley from St. Paul south; elsewhere clear with
temperatures seasonaEle. ,..g@.,.s y
Van Dusen best seller Of May on the advance.
Winnipeg to G.. E.. Lewis: Export demand slow
very little doing. :4t5.E;z. .
Wrena <buying a little wheat s. -
Total clearances Wheat, 10000 .bu: ! -four,
wheat and -four equal 1874 1000 bu. ys..
Chicago to- Piper: Strength in corn comes from
the small stock OF contract >%.tji
u Slaughters Argentine cable says weather
warm and bright. Il , "
Country acceptances light on both corn and
The buying of about 10O, 900 bushels of De-
cenber,, oats by Armour was the feature OF
the oats market. 5.fg..-sl
National Lead declared regular quarterly divi
dend Of 841per cent on its preferred stock pay
able Dec. is. !f 800 Ay
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-16
RUSSIAN OUTLOOK
AFFECTS STOCKS
DEPRESSION ABROAD TEMPoRA
RILY IMPARTs HEAVINEsS.
Traders Take Market in Hand and Bid
Prices Up, Several Conspicuous Ad-
vances Being Made-Easier Tone in
Money Aids the Advance. IN ..

;. New 9oIk, Nov. 16.-Opening: prices In inc
stock market today were lower Than last night,
the declines measuring uniform small frac-
tion. Slnelting's loss or "a point was the most
conspicuous. I The renewed depression abroad
over the Russian outlook affected the tone, OF
the smdrket. There were a few scattering gains
amongst the specalties amounting TO- small
FRACTIONS except .rOr kanawhu and Michigan,
which rose 2A points. .G:s. H..
scanty support was afforded to stocks for
while, and tnere We're "a number of notable de-
clines. Pressure was Lost effective against the
highsr-priccd railroads azd meuiu1n gruue special
ties. st. Paul, Canadian Pacific, Hooking Val:
ley, Locomotive, Smelling; Sloss-Sheffteld Steel
United Railway &llnvestment, Texas Land Trust
anG American Woolen declined l. and Railway
Steel Spring 2 Offerings were not large and
the traders, Derceiving the small quantity OF
stocks marketed, turned front and began 10 bid
prlces UP tor a turn. The losses were recovered
quickly, and i'll addition New, York Central, the
Kansas e. Texas stocks, Northern Pacific, Texas
q Iac1tic, Tennessee Coal American Tobacco pre-
terred ana sloss- Sheffield Steel were lifted ~
1sl, and Delaware < HuGson Az above yes
terdays close. There We're some recessiops again
ut the end OF the hour. A. , ,--trs : =. -. r..
After yielding slightly. prices gained vigorous
~ under the influence of the easier tone Of the
money. market. Speciaties continued prominent,
but the advance reached point or more over
last night in Union Pacific, ltcading and North
Western and ~ for Northern Pacinc. Smelling
gained 2as, Tobacco preferred 2, Lead 1h and
Sugar, Smelling preferred, Kickerbocker Ice and
Virginia Iron .lW1&. Prices fell back. a frac-
'AOiA, .peCdlHe uu.l uOOll. bOuuS
| were irregular at noon - -s.r
| Some concern began to be felt because of the
continued violent. advance in Reading and Smelt
ing. The top price indicated gains. of Z in Cen
traf railroad or New Jersey, 49s in Smeltin:
2Ss IN, the preferred. 21a In Reading i u in til,
second preferred, = in Corn Proiuc y. and al 4
Erie second preferred, Cleveland Cfnncinati
Chicago Il st. Louis and United States Rubber
preferred. pre- IRE Mhen the market began to sag Read
ing ing ana smeltlng reached a point and Loccmo
tive sold nearly 2 points below Yesterdays clos
! Ing and New York Central fraction. =,
.. New YORK Stock Exchange quotations reportc,
M tor: Inc journal by Watson & Co.,. Chamber o
Commerce, Minneapolis. Closing quotations ar
bid prices. 49,. = y
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-16
MONEY REPORTS


LONDON, Nov. v.16.-The rate of discount of the
Bank of England remained unchanged today at
per cent. The weekly statement Of the Bank
of England shows the following changes: Total
reserves increased, G9S3, 900; circulation de-
crossed, G326 600: bullion increased, G657, ,319: p:
other securities decreased &1 ,0;4, 600; other de-
posits decreased E5S0.0OO; public deposits in
creased. e50S.0O0; notes reserve increased
9976.O0O; government securities unchanged
The proportion Of the banks reserve to liability
this. week is 4193 per cent as compared with 40
per cent last week. r.. .... ... .. ..-..
LONDON, Nov. 16.-Bullion amounting to
GS7,000 was taken into the Bank Of England
today, and G100,000 was withdrawn, of which
e $4,000 was for shipne mt to South America,
PARIS, Nov, 16.-Three per cent fentes 99f
Soc for the. account. Exchange on London 25f
15c, for checks ~. .-s 81
PARIS, Nov 16-The weekly statement of
the Bank of France shows the following changes
Notes in circulation, decreased II 935, ,OOOf treas
ury deposits. increased 249OO CU9f general de-
posits, decreased 36, 625, ,OOOf; gold in hand,
21.175, ,OOOf. :,~-s ,.-... -. H..
Il ST. PAUL, Nov. 16.-Bank clearings today,
81 $685. 757. .93 for the week, $9,045, 1873; last
year, $s;S S94, SAG. 20.
,MlNNEArOLIS, Nov. ,16.-Bank clearngs to-
day, So, 492, 03; for the week, S25, 7S1 TAP
corresponding week. S26. 395, 173 94: New York
exchange, selling rate, SOC premium: buying rate.
premium; buying rate, zoe discount: London CO.
dav> sight documentary exchange. S4.S2U -
BERLIN, Nov. 16.-Discount rates: Short
bills, ~ per cent; three months bills Az
per. cent. ~ -, i4s-''
NEW YORK METALS, Nov. 16.-Lead, firm
5!25G5.6oc Copper, frm 165s @16bc.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-16

=, Inspected, In--Wheat-Cars-Great Northern
No. ! hard, II; No. 1 northern, 81; No 2
northern, 21; No. 3, 8; No. 4, s. '--'
Milwaukee-No. hard. 1; No. northern,
II: No. 2 northern, 19; No. 8, 20; No: 4, 8;
rejected, %; no grade: Il. - - "
St: Louis-No: northern, II; No 2 northern,
6; No g. o; No. 4, /; no grade, i. .,.~ r., ].
500 Line-No. I hard p; No. i northern, 8;
No: 2 northern, 10; No. 8, 10; No. 4, 4; re.
: Northern Pacifc-No. hard g. No. north.
ern, 49, No. northern. 8; No. 8, g.; No. 4. 4;
rejected 6: d. = -
Omaha-No northern. g. No 2 northern
8; No. s. s; No. f. 2; rejected 8. - ,.@ ~ -.
Total-No. i hard, 80; Mol northern, ,7S;
No 2 northern, IS: No. 3, 60; No. 4, 49,; re-
jected 81; no grade 2. s:z :. Il ,z
E Other Grains-No. 2 durum wheat, 3 cars:
No. 3 durum, wheat, 13; No 4 durum wheat,
10; No. winter wheat, 2; No. winter wheat.
10: mixed wheat. 4; no grade corn, 8; No.
white oats, I No. 3 white. oats. .13; No. 4
white oats. 49,; No. 3 oats, 1s; no grade oats,
L. No. 2 rye, g; No. 8 rye. 5: No. 4 barley,
II; No. feed barley. -; No 2 feed barley,
16; grade feed barley, 3; No. ! northwestern
fax, 35; No. hax So: rejected fax, 6. -.
= Cars Inspected Out-No. durum wheat, 2
No. durum wheat. 3: No durum wheat. 4;
No: l. hard wheat 4; No. ! northern wheat. 81
No. 2 northern wheat, 81: No. 8 wheat. 6: No
! 4 wheat. 3; rejected wheat 12; grade wteat
1: No. white oats. 13: No. white oats. :
No. 3 oats 18: No barley. 4: No. feed
barley, 4; No. feed barley. "A: No. rye, =
No. / northern fax. s;.No. Il fax, 2.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-16
MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, Nov. 1e.-rhe cotton
market, opened steady at an advance Of 4@7
points on near months, but / point lower on
May. The advances We're in response to frmer
cables than We're expected while bear pressure
became more, active as the call progressed and
right after the opening the market ruled very
irregular and unsettled. January, which started
at 1O:75c, broke TO 1O.65c and rallied to 1o.69c
inside Of the first ten minutes. Later fluctuations
showed further nervousness, but after the first
half hour trading became less active, while
the market, meeting with fair demand from
recent sellers and a little fresh bull support
rallied to u net gain Of about 6@7 points. The
weather was generally fair and receipts on
about the recent average.
Cotton futures opened steady; November
10 41c; December, 10000 January, 1O.75c
March, 109lc: May, 1O.05c; July, 11.O4c.
Spot cotton closed quiet, 10 points higher;
middling uplands. 11.15c; middling gulf, Ii. .4Oc
sales. none. ..
There was a sudden renewal of bear pressure
during the late morning and january broke tt
lU.59c with March selling at 1O.77c or abou
points under last nights close and ut
new low point for the downward movement
Leading local short interests We're said to b'
buying at the decline and the II lrket at nool
rallied again to net advance OF 3 points
Spot cotton, quiet; middling uplands, 11.O5c
middling gulf II :,c -S,...-.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-16
CHICAGO GRAIN
WHEAT MARKET F1km On OPLNING-CoRN
T.; FIRM-OATS ST-ADX. : s.

Chicago. Nov. r.-tolIGwin: slight initial
weakness the Wlear market Decanle quite firm To-
uAy- SO,l Covering Dy SHORTS. NE tIarKet also
recc iseu ~shpJort. from Il Leading long - was
The case eatcruay Inc stlei:-,u or cash wheat
at Mlir,le:t- Ulls .as all lln.hitant lnhuence IN
the ira. ins mere. At the northwestern market
No. lo..i Today 4c owe. the December
ueitveH y The highest L-rn.luln SO Ia: IL: The
crop Ihe easier tune at" ~ stast VS. -ue "
4, sinaii uecllAe, ct Liver. CSl .Ine May option
cEeneu unchanged to a sh,ue lower at Soi+ u So7sc
" oSHSc, solo at SS1s N4e>Ac, ana llleI au.
vanceu TO So43DSS9sc: A.lnnealolis Dululh ana
ilitago reporter receipts or I.vuG cars. against
81 cars last week Ssh cars one year usv
Ihe market held n:in 70" the relnaill,.et OF
slonsibly, tor the Improved 1eeilng. May reached
the highest :ulnl or tne day ut oo1s 100 'sc.
The market closed firm with May at Sst2v.
cash wheat, No: 2 red, SS1@c; No. ) red, 81
@lSec; No. hard, S5YSI !ac; NO. 8 hard, S0W
Sr; 40: northern, 81 Mooc; NO. = northern
otuASic; No. ) spring, 35utS'c. --.
Close: Wheat December S6lsc; May, Ss1ac
persistent demand 1or the december delivery.
Prospects OF unsettled weuther caused some anx-
lety among shorts, who covered freely. MAJ
upeneu shade lower at 4ot4c and udvanceu
to +5s 9y4o1ac Local receipts were 317 cars.
with or" contract grade.
Ine December option held strong and May was
May, 4o4 @45asc. . -
steady i'll Sympathy. AL the close the market
steady with May 45A Gt45ssc. II.
cash corn, No. =, nothing uOlng; NO. ), ,4oc.
Close: Corn, December, 45Ac; old, 46Bc;
e lrL4esS wheat ill., CO. 'cuuseG Il steauy
tone in The oats Ii arKet. May opened unchanged
at 32A G32$sc, anu sold at 3zl lac. Local receipts
Cash oats, No. 2, so1A @soAc; No. 3, aoA q