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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
PAUL JONES'S REMAINS.
Big Crowd About Railroad Station at
 Cherbcurg.

Cherbcurg.
 Cherbourg, France, July 7.-The funeral train bearing the body of Ad- miral Paul Jones, and five hundred American sailors and marines arrived here from Paris at ': 80 a. Tn. An enor- nous crowd surrounded the railroad station and witnessed the removal of the body to a mortuary chapel erected on the wharf of the American steam ship line The chapel was beautifully decorated with palms, flags and es- cutcheOns from the naval arsenal.
 The American consul. H. J. F.. Hainnevlle, and many French officers took part in the ceremonies. The American sailors and marines were drawn up in battalion front facing the 25th regiment of French infantry. The body was borne between the sa- luting French and American forces to catafalque where it was covered with flags and flowers. the band of the United States flagship Brooklyn playing the national anthem. The townspeople then defiled before the coffin, uncovering as they did SO. The ceremony of transferring the body of the admiral on board the Brooklyn will occur at noon tomorrow and tic squadron will sail at 5 o'clock in the evening for the United States.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
A STRANGE MYSTERY.
Baby Crowned by a We'll Dressed
 Han Who Escaped.

Chicago. July 7.-Mystery surrounds the identity of well dressed man who has thrown six months old baby into the north branch of the Chicago river near the Webster avenue railroad bridge. The baby was drowned and it's body was recovered by the bridge lamp tender, who witnessed the act and fished the baby out with a pole.
 Two men saw the deed. but the child murderer escaped, although an attempt was made to catch him. The only clew the police have to work on is a description of the culprit furnished by the witnesses. He Is believed to be the father of the child.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
TOTAL LOSSES s5.ooO,OOO.

New York, July 7.-According to the Odessa correspondent of the NovOsti the total losses through the outbreak nt Odessa are estimated at S5,O00,OOO, says the St Petersburg correspondent of the Times. The insurance offices refuse the payment of claims. alleging that the state is responsible. The newspapers are not allowed to publish details of the doings of the Kniaz PO- temkine or even the proclamation is- sued by the crew guaranteeing the pro- tection of foreign commerce.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
BOY IS FOUND.
Lad Locked in Freight Car Returns
 Very Homesick.

Detroit, Mich, July 7.-Percy Deneau, 46 Bruce avenue, who was reported to be locked in freight car that left De troit Tuesday, has returned home. With two other boys he had entered the car voluntarily, requesting another boy to lock the door. The three boys became homesick when they reached Niagara Falls and boarded a freight train for Detroit.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
FIRE IN PANAMA

Jamestown, x. Y., July Fire broke out in Panama early today, lit orally destroying the business section Of the village. The postoffice and sev. eral business houses were burned. On account of the destruction of the tele. phone exchanges, communication is smut off with the village and details of the lire are limited. The loss is rough. ly estimated at s1o0,OO0 with not more than 25 per cent insurance.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
INTEREST INCREASES.

Bisley Camp, Eng. July 7.-The close finish of the initial ranges in the match between the teams of the Sev enth Regiment, x. G., s. x. r., and the Westminster volunteers yesterday fol the Sir Howard Vincent Shield in creased the interest in to-day's shoot ing bringing out even larger gallery than yesterday. Conditions were bet ter on the whole. The breeze was very light but the sun was much stronger and the glare interfered wrth the marksmen. The heat was oppres- siye.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
CABLE RATES REnrCEn.

New York. July 1-Following the recent reduction in the cable rate to Japan. the Commercial Pacific Cable Co has announced that from July 1 the cable rate to Corea will be re- duced by 20 cents per word. The rate to ChemulpO. Fusan and Seoul will be Sl21 per word from San Francisco and to other places in Corea Sl.2g per word from San Francisco.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
FnrR MORE VICTIMS

Chicago. July -Four victims of Fourth of July accidents have died in Chicago. In addition two deaths were the result of injuries received on the evening of July 3rd. One of these al- ready had been counted in the totals. which now in the entire country. says the Tribune. reach the number of 64.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
HEIR TO FORTUNE.
Thomas 0'Keefe Seeing Part Of Fifty-
 Five Millions.

New York, July 7.-Thomas O'Keefe, greenlawn. N. Y., farmer, has learn- ed that he is one of the heirs to for tune of $55,O0O,OOO supposed to have been left by Dennis O'Keefe, his cou- sin, who died some years ago in Texas. The information came from a lawyer in Ireland, who had been searching for heirs in the neighbor- hood of Kilburn, Ireland, where Den his O'Keefe lived until 1894, when he sailed for America.
 Thomas O'Keefe is about sixty-six years old. He has placed his affairs in the hands of Douglass Conklin, cash fer of the bank of Huntington.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
New York MarIefs

WHEAT-Firm. contract grade. sIsa ssc-. July. EizNsc
 CoRN-Firra. July. sSa.asILc
 OATS quiet: No : white raf,-rai ss1zc. No , white. clipped. x7tc-
 BUTTER = Crearerr. extras ca ,o q score. per pound. 3A1aaelc fMeroz ntIis Exchange oeicial quotation. Ss.cl ]: rrsfs ls1z21pc.; seconds. is11sc: thirds. I10 lslzc-.- state dairy. tubs. extras iss,Sss- nrsis lslrglsc-. seconds. I701sc.. thirds, l5l11le1xc
 CHEEsE-New. state. fs.Il cream s-,au coiored and white fancy. ssvc. fair fo choice. s- Gsisc: large cosored ard white fancy. tl1c-s light ski-ns choice .s1d71.r 7 part skins. prime s1-9s.e: gooi s.S tAc-. common 10 fair. t9a4c: fuII skIrss.
 EGGs-S-afe. Pennsylvania and nearby seiecfed white. fancy. lSxr. chojce is1-11c-: UiIed extra 1e1ls1c. r1fred frsts to extra frzts. Is--EIsc-: dIrtS-s. Ise I1c-. cheeks. s6Ilc-
 LIVE POTLTRY-S..asv. fouFss In.z lsc-. d-cks- I-1iac old roosfe-x %~<zs~ spring chickens I7EZr
 DRESSED POULTRY = BroIIers. Phrz- 6elrhie. b pos-ss 10 pair. per r.o-Ird. Sr&c. Pe1n<yIvaasz- A&[c- fowls frv plcked. E-dium size ard heavyr<fxrrs lz.1c-. sesiees1. 1ssis1ze-. peo- io fair Iss Il1c cd eocks pT eogns. sasc. dscks sprInG- Long fsls-4 p~r po1rd I-r P.r1sylvansa. 1sEI1c-. sq5s5s. p-f--. larg.. rhfse- pe- dozen Sss. -fr-T Er ezk: czrx- HssS1z
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
COST $l,5oo,00O.
Sheet Mill Built 3 Years Ago to Be Put in
 Operation.

Sharon, Pa, July Tt was an- nounced officially to-day that the con tinuOus sheet mill of the American Sheet and Tin Plate company at South Sharon will be placed in operation next week The mill cost about S1, ,5O0.000. It was built three years ago but never operated. About five hundred men will be employed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
ONE CONVICT CAUGHT.
Refuses to Tell of Whereabouts of
 His Seven Companions.

Tacoma. Washn. July 7.-Edward Stickney. one of the eight convicts who escaped from the United States peni- tentiary at McNeils island last Mon day, has been captured while coming out of Point Defiance park to meet a friend who was to. furnish him with clothing and money. He made no re- sistance but refused to give any infor- nation as 10 the whereabouts of the remaining seven convicts Stickney has been in hiding on yashon island, across from the park.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
IS POOR NOW.
Hrs. James Brown Potter in Bankrupt Court
 Jewels Sold.

London, July Mrs James Brown Potter presented her own petition in bankruptcy to-day and the court ap- pointed a receiver. The American ac- tress lost heavily as the result of re- cent productions at the Savoy theater and all her personal effects and her home at Maidenhead were sold last week.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
THREE MORE DEATHS

BIuefeId, W. Va. July T.-Three more victims of the explosion in the mine cf the Tidevater Coal < Coke company have die,i- This makes the total number of deaths five Two ott- CTS cannot live. The shaft has been Pru8oaneei clear and the men have re- suued vork- a
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
GENERAL PORTER COMING

Paris. July G.-Seneral Porter tO- day left Paris for CherhourC where he will sail for New York on the Deutschland this evening Several officials and friends accompanied the general te the train and gave him a notable expression of esteem on the termination of his service as ambas- Sssfo- to France.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
ARRESTED IN BOSTON.

Boston. July s.-,ieorge D. May. formerly president of the Big Bend Ma tionsl bank at Davenport. Washing ton. was arrested in this city this af- ternon as a fugitive from justice. It was stated at the federal building that May is under indictment in tine state of Washington on charge of mIsapprO- pristing the funds of the Big Bend hank
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
HE TRIED SUICIDE
 BUT WAS HANGED

Owensboro, Ky, July 7.-After f'l- tile attempt at suicide Robert Mathley was hanged to-day for the murder of William A. Watkins ana James Greg son, year ago. During the night Mathley opened vein in his arm and nearly bled to death before the fact was discovered.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
ATLANTIC YACHT GLIB.

New Haven, Conn. July 7.-The fleet or the Atlantic Yacht club which is on cruise to Newport, remained at Nor rls Cove this morning on account of the thick fog. The fleet arrived last night from Larchmont and had intend- ed ta moke an early start to-day for New London.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
TWn ARE DEAD

Pitfsburg. July 1.-Two children are dead. another Is painfully burned and Mir and Mrs Charles Brandt. the par ents. are in a serious condition as the result of the explosion of an oil lamp zf their home on Robinson road Eprine HHI- Allegheny City. last night. Ihe injured will recover.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
TROOPS RESTORED ORDER.

Theodosia. Crimea, July 7.-The re- ports sent from Odessa to London newspapers regarding the lombard ment of Theodosia are untrue. Order is fully maintained in the town by the troops. Before leaving Theodosia the Kniaz Potemkine sighted British col Tier which she followed seaward and from which she took a quantity of coal
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
GREAT YEAR FOR BANANAS.

Boston. July 1.-The records of the chamber of commerce show an fn- crease of nearly % per cent in the Im- ports of bananas at this port during the first six months of the current year. The receipts If Florida and Cal ifornia oranges were about the same in both half years. There was large In- crease in the pineapple shipments to this bort.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
sATIsFACrORY PRoGREss.

Paris. July T.-Premier Rouvier to- day informeI the council Of ministers that the Franco-'ierman negotiations on the subject Of Morocco were mak- ing satisfactory progress. adding that a definite agreement was expected after a brief delay.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
Hoch to Dust State Treasurer.

TOPEKA, Kan, July 1.-Governor Hoch has announced his intention of declaring the office of state treasurer vacant on July 20 unless Treasurer T. T. Kelly increases the bond he has given the state to protect the state funds in his possession.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
THE SECOND OPENING.

The simplon Pierced for Second Tun-
 mel Last Evening.
 Brigue. Switzerland. July I.-The piercing of the second tunnel through the Simplon was completed during the night The first tunnel through the Simplon was completed February q.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
VERY POWERFUL.

Shells Charged With Dunnite the New
 est Explosive.
 New York. July That a twelve inch shell loaded with only small charge of dunnite, the worlds most effective explosive. will crumple in the side of the heaviest armor clad yes seI though the shell fall short of it's mark by twenty feet, has just been demonstrated at the beginning of a series of tests at the government prov- ing grounds at Sandy Hook.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
Girls Body Found In Min Pond

ROCHESTER,, \. r., July 7.-The body of Clara Stack. aged thirteen years. was found in mill pond at Perry. She had left a note with her sister. Mrs. Joseph Lobett. saying that she intended to commit suicide, but giving no reason for the act.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
WILL ISSUE MANIFESTO.

St Petersburg, July I.-Reports cur rent today tend to confirm the advices of the Associated Press from Moscow, July D. to the effect that the emperor is preparing to go to the Kremlin and issue manifesto summoning the rep resentatives of the people.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
GERMAN STEAMER DETAINED

LEHMAN STEAMER DET Al NED.
 Saigon, French Indo-Chlna, July T. The German steamer Litsun has been detained here in consequence of the discovery that she has munitions of war on board.
 The records available do not give the name of a German or other steam CT having any similarity to the Lit sum
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
The Place to Co for Fine Office Far.
 nifure.

The third floor of the Hampson Bel lew Store is given up to the largest line of Roll Top and Flat Top Desks to be found in Western Connecticut The qualities are of the best Years of er- perience in furnishing of-ces fn Water bury has made it possible for tnfs store to get and give the lowest prsces on the market If you have any once furniture nee-Is you viI find tho Hsmrson4 4SeIlev Company able to Tfvo you the best satisfaction
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
Enst Hampton ,Conn., Inn Killed

Enst Hampton tCOnn.D ,Ian Killed.
 TRINIDAD, Colo, July I.-Franklin D. Strong, formerly of East Hampton, Conn.,. was killed near here by plung- ing over twelve foot embankment in an automobile which he had just bought and was using for the first time. He was formerly a member of the Connecticut legislature.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
DID YOU HEAR ABOUT THOSE 
 Side-
 boards

at the Hampson-Seliew Furniture Store next to Reid X Hughes on Bank Street? After all the spring selling the stock is now as large and complete as at any time. You will find sidepoard designs that are different from those in the ordinary furniture store. Better in design and finish and with the cabinet work able to stand a little closer in- spection. Finest values at 5000. s22. a, s25.oo. s2Too, 5000. s3soo, sa7.5o and upwards.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
Thsrs's . Great Chanbss Ssis noe, sais is the usnpsss-SsIIsw
 Shev Winscw.

regular ss550 mahogany sns~n suit orers1 specisI tg some isckr bzy. q fer only S4S-s3 wbo gets itz
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
LEFT FOR REPAIR SHOp

New London. July 7.-The steamer Providence which was lowed in hero disabled with broken shaft early Thursday morning left for Newport repair shops at five this morning in tow of three tugs.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
Glenwood Prices Are Lev in water.
 bury.

It's fact that Hampson seilev prices on GlenwOods are lower than elsewhere In New England. Its a way this store has of building up their trade. You can get a good GieBwoof Range at S25.el. s2TOn. s3Oloo. s;s3gl, sS50o. 5000. s450o. 5000. and up- wards.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
"1oiher Had a CIenvood

and don't see how can keep nouss with any other kind. Hers was @ very satisfactory" Such was the re- mark recently of young lady about to go to housekeeping.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
MUST REDUCE FARE.
Ferry Companies Ordered to Do So
 By Board of Freeholders.

New York, July I.-The Hudson county, x. J., board Of freeholders has adopted resolution directing the man. agers of the West Shore railroad fer. Ties from Weehawken to Manhattan. and Of the Bayonne and Staten Island Terry to reduce the fare from . to 3 cents. The board also appointed a committee to visit each ferry and tender cents as fare. This tender. IL IS assumed, will be refused. The committee will then report to the board, and its counsel will be directed to apply to Justice Dixon for a writ of certioriari.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
MURDERED HIS U,,r

Bangor, Maine, July 7.-Elmer L, Reyes, who was arraigned here today. charged with the murder of his wife Isabelle on June 9, pleaded not guilty but his counsel made an addi. tional plea of insanity.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
BEATEN RY ID POINTS

BisIey. England. July 1--The West ministers. the English team of shooters won the international match today with c score of 1490 The American team was close behind with a score of 14sn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
DoHERTy BROTHERS WON

LO0do1- July Tn the tennis doubles for the championship today the Doberty brsshers t.ezt s. H smith and Frank l.. Risley ty the scores of s-2 s-2 6-s and G-S.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
EXCITEMENT AT YAI.TA.

Yalta, Crimea, July 7.-Intense ex- citement prevails here owing to fear that the Kniaz Potemkine will bom- bard the city.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
Hampson-Sellew Dining Room Far.
 niture is UneaualIed.

No such choice anyhere as they of fer fin Extension Tables, Chairs, Side Tables. China Closets. Bullets. etc. You will be well repaid by visiting their store.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
NO RAIL ALLOWED

Montreal July 5.-An application for hail for Ne<<-s Gaynor and Greene vss refused today by Judge OuInet of the court of the Kings ench.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
Hive <s.~E w.rk.,..

CATTLEsBPsv nxk-. nz-ses steady: elxxfA & EE
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
WEArHER FORECAST

Forecast fer Connecticut Fair ex- eeps scattered light showers tonight esturrizy generally cloudy scattered sbovers. Light variable winds
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Closing Stock Quotations.

Money on call nominally at nzds Der cent; prime mercantile paper. 3isap. per cent; exchanges. ssss. ss.s5+5S; balances. ,is.- fsl s29
 (losfpr nrfeaS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16

WHEAT No 2 spring, S1gS1 os; No g. e2cas1 OF; No
red 9Ic2sSIi CQIN No = 5O&c; No yellow, 81 @oi
~ s5Iii 20 :; S45sG No white 32%4 63Sci white
ms. 873Tk o fair to choice maitihS 4554Sise FrS
PoR b9i sig 5ossi3 49, 1Rb S6r 10 IS 81 IS
short 1a clear ear aes Io 9i ss Les; 9?se $$7 12
basis Of high wines 81 20 On the Produce Exchange to-
say: easy; Creamery, 8d22c; diaries 10000;
ESS Steady at marx Ceases incudsd) 15c: hrsts u y
i2si5So -''10' extras -lS'i CHEESE easy at
Duluth, May I5-CIoset WHEAT-No Northern.
q Sosi NO Northern. 81 %; May, 81 O6s; September
:, Ain I'll % Nay t5w!7EAT9 Northern 81 oea
5os5o5so; July IS 5s9o I'D = Ole 'oE'No d
Minneapolis May I5.-WHEAT-Alay closed TO-DAY at
1oi July II O2.si September, s21S S2ltc No / hard
81 o5SsG$1 077s; No wheat 095s q$i O2S
Philadelphia May 15.-wHEAT frner; contract grade.
Nay, Bi4SoS CORN advanced 1C; Nay, 5ak 455c. OATS
%eaSi No white natural S6c: No white clipped
Psn2ivania roller clear "a as4 50 DO straight 81 q
s. 85gS4 e0i % patent Seas 81 Kansas clears, saSs
SECS s. lOgSo So spring clear, So S54S4 25 straight
SSQs2 90 do patent 50 4o9S5 IS; do fayOrts brands.
&c: do nearby prints 25S EGS steady; hearty frssi
1e5sG a. mark Western, fresh 1Tl17ac ct mark
CHEESE frm NeyT-Tork full cream, fancy old l4L0
Il zsc da choice old lac do new 1913 Recepts-
CORN goo bush; oats, 1900 bush. SUPERINTENDENT
800 oushi corn, $4,000 bush; oats. 1900 bush.
St. Louis May 16-Close, WFIEAT-Cash elevator
f1Ggsoi No hard. SlQ$1 %: May, 95Aoi July 81 &c.
851so O
Toledo. May 16-GOvERsEED, cash ST; October,
s. eIlA ALsL1E prime. 81 90; Timothy. prime 81 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16
OTHER MARkETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. May 15.-CATTLE-Receipts 20 COO Mar
10 to 20c lower good prime steers So 65SS6 Ci
medium 81 5OdS5 5o stockers and feeders Sc 20
6S5 S9ES5 3d. heiers. S315 75i Gamers 81 500
SO 46i bulls 81 1894 TO- calves $31ss 70. HOGS-Re-
csips. 10000 market 10o lower Mixed and butchers,
heavy s5s5 %; light IS 1895 10. sales, S. 300
S. 40 SBEEPEeceipts 90 900; market 10 70 $50 higher
Lambs stronE: good choice wetheYs, Ehorn s. 600
So 20 fair to choice mixed s. 5o8S4 bo native lambs
CINCINNATI. May HoGs-Aetiye: butchers. So 47s
steady $685.: lambs steady s. 259S7 so.
Kansas City, May 16--CATTLE- Receipts, $500. IN
GLIDING 1850 Seutherns. Heavy steady 20 lO2
lower: others steady strong Chcce export and dressed
beef steers SIS 600S6 IS; fair good 81 25 ao West
native cows 81 24 s.: native heif-rs So 60SS so; bulls
50 1884 Co. calves Sc 5OGS5 80 EOGs-Receyts. $500
Market 70 Ice lower; olosed loo lower, Top 80 So
bulk sales. So 1895 2T15 heavy 50 2s5 q u pack
ers 50 1895 80: pigs and lights, 81 5oqS$ % SHEEP
Receipts 400: 1Oc higher Native lambs s. IS
gs 81 $3.50 %; clipped yearlnG, 81 TS9S5 70; Texas
clipped sheep s. 26$4 30; stocers and feeders 500
East Buffalo May 5.-CATTLEc-Recepts. 1000 head
prime and sAjgP!ns steady others fal[ 70 Zoe hsaes
Tss sse s be 3SS 81 iS 5 5 cows To- bulls
S8 25$4 co. and feeders, SO 6oGS4 u.s. stock
heifers S81s 80; fresh and sprnger steady; COCA
70 choice, S45rs6e medium to god S9qS4o; eonn on
i52oc lover heavy. So 609s5 % mixed and Workers.
So 10 SHEEP and ANNIVERSARIES 5000 head; sheeP
slow and steady active 1o15c lower: ars q 90
CSC 81 yeaIngs. So 6og$o 70: wst5eTs % -oaSSo 7V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16

freely end sale. v NV moderate Trading was chiefly
N. n 4ns s s a s. low %n fspde s sPn
SSSs co. winter patents s. S68 s sx gea rs
winter S RYE flour a a g5,: 9p ct Eair
Neal eteady Quoted KIN dried s2 56gS2 So as to
ioS 81 20 o5 @A1 81 T dgs 49, FpesseSn S;
city arm ouoted; Western spring SIS 2S STANDARD MD
ment; city bran $40 5oSe20 90 IL bulk and sacks mid
sf29 IN bulk $2lPa2 Is In saes 0I ME Sa S5s 90
Important progress y6stsrisy was only checked by
heavy selling IN Chicago By an elevator heqse in the last
higher than The 1 iate sat close ne so9g
eade In the adysnce Vas Minneapolis which st time
nearly cents up on May and cents on July From
the low point OF last month this rrese1Sa an s9 s ace
the NoIthwes had important bearing on al tia. o her
Southwest paY cna5isting OF rust complaints while
OF sharp advance -four IN Mnneape1is WaeTs StScEs
was in veTy soOd demand at the point BY local ana
during the CAV had IUI that The bs Wan operator
% I name was geneFay t orain and acquired
considerable line Of July wheat 4 ieasy 9 3n n i
be supply against reduction last gear OF spes on ne
TGr e ss "a roS 10 be 6uite ba!sf liverpool
!5d up. Paris markets were 900 points h 5 pe
s s .6 soose55 s y . 3S end su:g 6o& a &
RS92nieal No Northern Dut3 q % SoG the corn
market did not start well wheat IT deZeboI,sa
more strength later day, and cosed 549.sc net
higher strength due continued light recep t
and aggressive support by the bu1i crowd togele5
an advance Of sd IN cables and decrease OF ZSo1 ~
bush els IN visible supply On the otaer man, l9
worlds shpmens were about 100000 bushels more than
previous week and there increase OF 45gooOo
bushels IN the passage The export traoe was
by the advance, only loads being Teportea
6Gkc elevator and $40 aAOati No wIlIe: S
OF 2l51o03 Bushels visible supply together WIZ
support elevator houses gave oats firm uhceILQns
throughout the day. The cash market was STEADY closing
"a follows Mixed 20 TO g 10 854$513o; natart %SdIS
80 30 n. S6l3Tc, clipped white, SO TO 40 ID SOC q
seize. RYE-Nominal. BAI2IIrYAlaT5et SOW fseoiag
quoted at 1870 NeVYoriS and mating at soy
go ( ( Buffalo.