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Miss ANSIE HOLMAN.

1t was announced in the press dis
ratches from Nashville, Tenn, last
week that Miss AnSie Holman, of
South Carolina, had been chosen by
the executive committee on foreign
missions of the Presbyterian church,
as one OF four lady missionaries, who
will give their lives to the cause of
carrying the gospel into heathcn
lands
Miss Holman is a talented and
well known Young lady OF this coun-
ty. Sine is Il daughter Of Mr.. Ed
ward Holman, and since the death of
her mother several years ago, SHE
has made her home with her aunt,
Mrs. GEO. II. CorncISon. of this city.
Having graduated from the Or
angrburg Graded School Miss Hol
man entered Winthrop College where
she took Il high stand in her classes
graduating with distinction, TIVE
wears ago. ..Shc has taught quit
successfully i'm the Columbia cit,
schools. and only recently She wa
elected to position in the Orange
h Irg Graded Schools which she ha
accepted. InaSmuch as the mlSSio
board will not expect the young lad
o. be ready go leave for the field o
her new work for at least year. Sh
will therefore be able to ill her con
tract with the Graded School here.
WbiIp tbp Trustees viii rcnTet [
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Mr. l. u. S"earihSeh lelt MONDAY
iorGriIlh, "a'' Wller' he goes TO spehu
MS vacation
MIR. X. f. Watson, formerly of
Ridge spring. but now OF Washington,
spent few days in town this week.
:,
many friends, left for her home in
Atlanta last Tuesday.
MI '"".CH anu Miss l'"l''' i"'o
uncle NJ. ! Wp, Mitchell
MIR, and Mrs Coyan and Miss Pat
I teiSoh' oil MI. carmel, are NiSIlIhG
Mir Lamar McGruden oi Augusta
/ Ga, spent Sunday with his sister
Mrs j. ID. TlmmonS.
MI. Ralph Hartley, OF Marion, IS
visiting his mother, Mrs. \ q Coon
ler
Misses Cora and Matte Holly.
dauuht,rs of Rev. j. c. Holly. of WAC.
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WAGENER.
NEWS ALONG THE ROAD. COM
INGs, GOINGS, &C.

An excellent meeting is being
carried on with the Bethcar Church by
Rev. u. r. B. Jeffcoat. Six new
members were added to the large mum
Der of workers today, Wednesday.
A very refreshing shower Of rain has
improved the crops considerably and
has also stopped the dust from flow
so freely.
Miss Hattie Able visited relatives and
friends in and about Perry this week
The negroes are carrying on meet
ing at their church, Rosy Hill on r. F.
l which is causing an incessant flow of
negroes from all sections to that place
The many friends of Miss Kittie
Bodie are glad to see her among them
again, after long and continued i'll
ness, which kept her in doors for
long time.
Miss Mayme Corley, of near Kitch-
ings Mill was the guest of Mrs. Eva
Cofer last Tuesday.
A select party of young folks from
Wagener enjoyed themselves. by pic
nicking on last Friday, at Garyin's
mill.
Watermclons are still coming in to
the carrier, at the rate of three or
four per week. How is that boys ror
something juicy:
Messrs. Philip Gardner and Dave
Fallaw worshipped at Bethcar last
Sunday.
Mr.. F. G. Cook had the misfortune,
OF getting. his sawmill burned, one
night last week, which is great loss
| to him and the surrounding country.
New boxes are still going up on r. f.
ID. l. If few more go up there will
certainly be something doing with the
carrier anyway.
Mrs. C. b. Smith of Trenton is
visiting relatives and friends on K. f.
| ID.
The Methodist new church is about
completed and protracted meeting is
expected to start next Sunday by the
able and efficient pastor, Rev. j. G.
Holly With the assistance Of Re.. San.
- 15f STSe sy-s>s-s-sHl With the fdra.
4 I~--------.s------.-,ys,s,-n cure ,.n
be the result of meeting coy-.>srsu-
by them. Much praise and assistance
should be given Rev. Holley for the
erection Of this nice building which
has cost him many trials and much
valuable time.
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IRENE ITEMS.
CROPS, BARBECUES AND NEWSY
MISCELLANY.

(Erom our regular correspondent
Mrs. A. f Wingard and daughter,
Miss Ellie have been spending few
days in Columia.
Mrs Fl NJ. Hay is visiting Mrs j.
w. Risingcr near Leesvilie
Mr.. f. II. Williams made business
trip to BrooklanG last Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. T. O. Clarl; ok in the
barbecue at A. Taylors and spent Sat
urday night and Sunday With Mr..
Willie keisler.
Mr.. T. j. Risingcr spent few days
in andaround LeeSvila last week.
Quite number OF our people took
in the barbecue at Mr.. John Soxs last
Saturday.
McSSrS. G w. v.0rlcy. 4. II. Hallman
and Geo CoIley ,lr. were among the
Jolly ere sd that went Savannah last
Tuesday.
Mr. T. w, Burnett has accepted
position with the Jackson Haiglcr Go.
Of Lone Star : G. and viii enter upon
his duties there Aug. lst
Mr. and RS. D. G. l. wis went to
Columbia last Sunday.
{ Good rains continue and crops ara
looking fine. Cotton is as good, if not
better, than it was last year. We
hope the price will he as good also,
when it is gatheaed.
Mr.. Alex Klapman and family OF
! New Brockland tS. c. spent Sunday
with realitiveS here
Mrs. y. G. :Welch atd daughter
have been visiting in and around
Steadman.
Mr.. Byron Gunter and his little
niece Lucllle,of the Samaria section
were in town short time last Friday
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SALUDA SPICE.
NEWS OF THE SICK--C0UNTY Of
rICERS, AND MUCH ELSE
WORTH READING.
cFrom our regular correspondent }

,From our regular correspondent
Drs. Kirksey aud Wise are kept
very busy now, Mrs. Or, bowling
and baby, Mr.. and Mrs Walter Satch-
cr and little daughter of Mr.. Cole n
Wise are some OF the sick ones in
town. Mr.. Frank Forrest Is at his
fathers and is real sick. MIR and
Mrs, Tollie Eerlong have been very
sick, but are much improved; their
baby is seriously i'll also: Miss Carrie
BOuknight is quite sick too
Rev. Foster Spears lost his baby
last Saturday: Mrs. Spears is quite
sick. We extend TO them much SYM
pathy.
The Misses Hart, Of Johnston. are
visiting at the home OF Mr.. j A. At
taway.
Mrs. DIR. Pitts has returned from
WayneSboro, Ga, where she went to
visit her husband, Or. Pitts; she re-
turned much sooner than she had ex-
peclcd ON account of the children
! taking the whooping-cough.
| DR.. Kri"',, !tther OF Graves l..
Knight, is visiting Saluda. He has
been stopping with Mr. ]. a. Attaway
for a while.
| DR.. Il. s. Bush has moved from Sa'
luda to the upper portion OF the coun
/ ty to practice medicine. He is no"
located near Good Hope.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Smith and chill
Chen have been visiting relatives near
Saluda. Mr.. Smith reports fine
crop, especially cotton.
Mcssrs James and Luke Smith are
\ visiting in and near Saluda this week
Rev. ID. II. Grassland is assisting
Rev. J a. Carson i'm meeting IA
West Creek this week.
Rev. +. +. Carson, went to Ridg
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POINTS FROM PELION
RELIGIOUS, CHURCHES AND
REVTVsTS
(From our egular correspondent. }

(From our egular correspondent
! Cotton on general average is good.
| The Baptist meeting here at PeliOn
has closed. Four girls joined the
church. The pastor OF the Baptist
church. Rev.L. 5. Shealy delivered
fine sermon to the folks here at
Pelion Sunday. His text was "have
faith lin God, and after service all
marched down to the pond and the
four candidates were immersed. We
have a 9oOds sunday school here at
pelion ever Sunday aud also pray er
meeting ever Wednesday night. The
Rev. L. 5. Shealy has gonemo Pond
Branch church above he o, clip Rev.
Strickland with meeting, I'VE wish
them success. ~
ID. II. Knecce' sister paid him "a fly
ing visit Saturday and returned to her
home Sunday in the afternoon and Mrs
j. G. Forts mother, and also her aunt
paid her u lying visit
Mr.. A. NJ. HuttO is at his home
now sick.
! Mrs. j. II. Laird returned home Sun
/ day for few days then To- return back
| to Knowlton Intirmary, to have
another operation performed. May
God strengthen her to stand the ordeal
Miss Lula and Clara Wysc have
returned home after spending few
weeks with rcalitivcS.
Mrs. w. F. Best has paid a flying
visit to Cayce to-day.
| Mr.. GODDARD has moved from Pclion
/ to Georgia, and Mr.. OlanllyS has re-
turned back to his old place at Pelion
The Methodist Church here, at Peliop
/ is abou completed
The BaptiSts are making all arrange
mentS to commence their church her,
at PeiiOn. When those two churche
are finished, we are looking for grea
work to be accomplished here, in th
little town OF PeliOn.
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LEXINGTON.
REUNIONS, THE DISPENSARY AND
BURGLARS.
Urom our regular correspondent

(From our regular correspondent
On last Tuesday at II o'clock,
between 10 and 100 persons gathered
in the Court House to devise some
means to rid Lexington County OF the
Dispensary. The meeting was called
TO order by Capt. A. =. West Of Lees
vile. Capt. West was elected chair
man and DR.. T. A. Quattlebaum OF
Batesburg, Secretary. Rev. Dab
Edwards moved that the question of
Dispensary or no Dispensary be sub
mitted to the qualified voters Of Lex
ingtOn County. The motion was
unanimously carried. A motion was
made and unanimously carried that
Chairman oppoint committee of six
to supervise the lists OF signatures and
appoint COMMITTEES in each township
to carry round the petitions. The
following is the committee: Col. G. II.
Graham, Chairman, Rev. Joab Edwa-
rds, John w Hendrix G.. p Robin
son, G. u. Corbitt and Rev. j. E
Strickland. a committee consisting
OF DR.. L. a. Quattlebaum, Rev. Joab
Edwards and Rev. O. n. Rountree
was appointed to make the appeal to
| the people to blot out the DiSpensary
Among the prominent speakers
invited to be present at Lexington
County Reunion, which conveneS
here on the 8 tn Of August and lasts
for two days, are Rev. j. A. Clifton OF
Orangeburg, Gov Hayward, Gen. J, j.
Mc.Swain Of Greenville, Judge G. c.
Dantzler Of Orangeburg, Gen. L. w.
Canville Of Edgcffeld, Gen B. II.
league of Aiken, Miss Elizabeth
Lumpkin Of Columbia and several
Others. A full programe will be pub
lished in next weeks papers. Prepar.
ations are being made for large
crowd. The varioLs committees are
hard at work and are determined to
make the reunion grand success
Every body is invited Be sure tC
come Mr.. Editor and cring all the
good people of Batesburg. They Will
be welcome
Mrs. Matrice krepps, and daughters
OF Columbia are visiting Mrs. KrepS
sister Mrs. G. NJ. Eird.
asNrs ~ Rarr.. nod daughter Mis,
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a2 OK. apps:nopoiiSs

Mr.. Scott Hendrix is erecting a
building on Church street for his
hearSe for which he has placed the
order.
Mr.. Pascal Hendrix OF Columbia is
in town visiting relatives.
Misses Ethel and Nellie Caughmau
of Columbia ire visiting at the home
of nr W. w Barre.
Mr.. j G.. Fort or pelion was here
Tuesday and Wednesday on business.
Prof. and Mrs. .. ID. Seay have re-
turned home. Prof. Seay has been in
attendance upon the summer school at
Clemson.
Miss Icculine IIarman and Emma
Ballentine have returned from Savan-
nah and Tybee
Hon. w. II. sharpe was in town
TueSeay
Misses Mamie. Nettie and Lena Boo
Aer Of Columbia are visiting their
aunt Mrs. c. NJ. Harman.
/ There has been some changes in
valuable real estate in and near Lex
| ingtOm in the last month which
means more enterprises
Miss Blanche KyZer, who has been
| ,ris i,,,r la i,aS -, A runCto - 4 10
home Of Mr.. w. II. Roof.
Treasurer Shealy, who has been
very i'll with fever. is able TO sit up
and we hope To soon see him out agair
Mrs w ID. Quick and daughter
Miss Addic icit to-day for an eXten, e
trip TO the mountains Of N &C.
Capt }. Il Counts Of lrmo was il
town Tuesday
Mrs. II. l. Oswald is visiting Capt
and Mis- f. w. Oswald OF Bars S c
Mrs. Drafts, wife OF nr J P.Oralt
Of Gilbert is visiting in town.
Mr. A. l.. Hartley, agent S. Ry. c.
and wife have gone to Washington
Another attempt to rob tho EXPIRES
ohicc here was made last night.
Two negro boys while passing tn
depot about o'clock this mornin
saw lamp lit in the depot and SuppC
sing the agent to be in there, on
stopped to see about the train, whic
was due about this time. as he enter
ed the door. lie was shot in the brcas
and as he turned to run he was Sho
again in the thigh by one Of the roh
berS. Three strange white men wer
seen yesterday afternoon and il
thought that they arc the partie
that attempted to rob. Nothing
missing. The agent had taken tn
money out of the Office. Sheriff Col
: ley is out looking for them. Their
= IS very little hope of the negro's II
- coNcly.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

y roticc is hereby gi len that an
\elcction "ill be he August Tie
LIST. 1908, for the purpos of fclccting a
Mayor and six WaIdens to serve the
town OF Eatcsburg. : G., two years
from January list, 1906. All qualified
Electors who hold Registration Ger
tilicalcS, are entitled TO vote.
ON same day one Commissioner of
Public Works is to he voted for, to I'LL
llle place of +. t., kcrnaghan, whose
term las Xpircd 10y limitation.
Polls will bc open at s-o'clock,a Il. m,
and close al 4-o'clock, p. m, Tile vol
ing plac, viii be at the hatcher Shop
occupied ly Frank smith.
Managers of Election: j. NJ. NAL.
PASS. GEO. w. RlKARD AND )
Z. ALTMAN.
J. {. GLOVER, City Clerk,
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ANNOUNCE MENI.

desire to say to all my friends and
customers that after August list | will
he with The l. Edwards Co. and viii
be glad to hayc thcmcall ON me the'e.
j. A. Ilitr.
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To those who have marketed their
"ten-cents cotton or have other suN
plus funds to invest safely and prohtt
bly, direct your attention To the OK
portunitieS offered here in New
Batrsburg-on the Ridge Here
where more money has been spent,
and is being invested in improvements
during the last year than amy town its
size in the state. Real estate values
have been enhanced from double To
five times their former values. The
population of the town is now about
two thousand, when five years ago ii
was barely one thousand. More than
a hundred thousand dollars has Deen
spent or planned To be expended in
municipal and private improvements.
The reasonable taxable value ri the
town is not less than Il million dollars.
New enterprises are being talked of
. and promoted The operation OF TN"
, new "Summerland" C,ourisD Hotel
next winter will invite pleasure, health
and investment seekers into our midst.
II YOU have spare money To invest
come, and look around. II YOU are not
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MONEY SAVED Is MONEY MADE.
The First Natl. Bank OF Batesbury
pays interest four times a year on dc
posits in the Saving, Dtplrtm eat--eom
pounded every three months. Put youi
spare money TO workit works Will
you slecp--h IS u perpetual, ever in ,reas
ing earning capacity. We invileyou to
omen an account now with our Eamk and
be numbered with our five hundred de-
positors.
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JOHN PAUL JONES.

The body o Paul Jones, the Ameri-
can naval hero OF the Revolutionary,
var is at last crngcnially i'm final rest,
ut Annapolis. Md.
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RUSSO JAPAN.

Seemingly awaiting action OF the
Peace Conference, the Armies in
Manchuria, are still inactive.
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SOUTH CAROLINA COL
l-EGE

Four Schools: Arts, Law, Sciences
and Teachers System Of Wide Elec-
tion. Expenses Moderate Opens
September 27th, 1908. Columbia, >. {.
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FOR RENT.

One 3 room house. Apply to
Dr. w. L. TIM NEl;MAN
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WEATHER REPORT.
SPECIAL. TO THE ADVOCATE FROM
STATE WEATHER BUREAU.
Ruin tonight ana Saturday.
FOR SALE.

80 bushels Of COW peas IN hrSl class
ondition. Apply to
JOHN BELL. TOW ILL
BateSburg, :. c.
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cos. .nda don or ~ sllloMs a liberal = "a 2 n,
- -t--r-S.-.--sr~r 5sItz. Ihc TITc p -
~ ~ four TO five per cent. pcr.rTr--
lH III, depending upon the time the ac-
1Hunt stands. The published state
% lnts of The First National Bank
'tiCh appear from time to time in the
: llteSburG Advocate" as required by
the Treasury Department OF the
United States. will show the steady
and healthy growth OF this institution.
Although the capital has been fully
paid i'm little over -four years. Still
ncarly seven thousand dollars have
been paid out in dividends, and u re
serve and undivided profits fund of
about thirteen thousand dollars has
been accumulated, making an asset
ear ming of about twenty thousand dol
lars in four years ON Il capital OF
Twenty-Five thousand dollars. The
policy OF The First National Bank is
conservative Yet liberal, prompt ana
courteous. To insure n continuance
of this policy We call attention to our
list OF directors ana officers: Mike
Rutland. -NonZo Bates. Tom. Ecrna-
gnan, Ambrose Gonzales, John X.
Watson. Lawrence ltawl, Pope Mat
thrws. w. w. Watson. David Il. Rawl
NJ ike Perry and j. A. Written
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Subscribe for the Advocate SOC a
year In advance.
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YELLOW lever.

A case of yellow fever has developed
at Tampa Fla,
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be the result Of a meeting coy->srsu
by them. Much praise and assistance /.
should be given Rev. Holley for the
erection Of this nice building which
has cost him many trials and much
valuable time.
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NEW BATESBURG-
ON THE RIDGE"

.As-r ~ PROFITABLE INVESTMENT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-24
SALT LAKE SMUGGLgRS.
Collector OF the Port Finds There are
Many Tricks

There have been numerous attempts
at smuggling through the Salt Lake
Custom House since It's establishment,
but the collector IS ION TO tho game"
and not a few Of such attempts have
come 10 grief. One unique IL not curtc
form Of smuggling Is to mail shoes sim
ely In newspapers, 40 single shoes have
no valuei but when The collector laua
across mated shoes IN two seplrc te
PACKAGES he c0ndsCQtcd t3em both;
ana thereafter, an SINGLE shoes wapt
thar way. Another scheme TO aynd .
payment of duties was found 10 consist
In mailing tinc hdndkarchiot5 ana
gloves also IN newspapers. the snest1
being carefully lol1cu 50 10 to conceal
the cQutrabaud gooia. IN. collector
nov kelrs bis ofl1l9, eye opan for
this sort OF combination, ana no more
are gettrg through
Attempts are plso made 10 act teas
through uudet false maulfosts which
make them pure when thcy are not.
But the cousignOr3 DO not get their
goods unti the sampios have 'oou test
ed at san Francisco, and II the samples
do not accord 'y.ul tho mlnfcsts the
goods are the property or the govern
ment. Considerable business ~ done
now IN Importing pure Scotch Ph.a&les
for local clubs from the cis.ie,los IN
Scotland and the government lnspec-
ton iusulca putty Of goods that
could De ASSURED IN TO 0thar way
Collector GreenaW1lc rel orts % stea-
dizzy Increasing business --inuch mere. IT,
fact than was ever anticipated, and az
local business men are learning the ad-
yantagos 10 be gained hy impoi ting
through the Salt Lake custom house,
rather than through Denver, Chicago
or San Francisco, they are improving
the opportunity II was az frst thought
that The Office in this city would not
pay for itself; but to the Official ns-
constituent, Els months after the Office
had been opened Il was discovered 10
have cleared over and oboye expenses,
Si100, Collector Greencwald believes
that as soon as the Los Angeles road
is IN operation q largely increased bus
mess VIII be done through the Salt
Lake custom house, and that tic rail-
road viii erect large WHrehous FOR
goods in bond or under general order"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-24
A DEoDoRANTAND A DIsINFECTANT

A. II. Doty reports ON The result CT n
series Of experimental tests undertaken
10 determine the questions Indicted b.
the tltlc. II was iuInG that q soil
ton containing ono pound Of surhp 4"
OF Gopher aud ouo pQGgG o. rmHlackS,
or roci. lime tcNlcWm GA Gsi an - gu.
Ions Of wG'Ay wa# rrVu puJ cf'entus.
IN caus,ag .'c death o. u osquito ,arra
when added M t,' proportions ot ono
gallOa Of solution - 20 gallons al the
infected Natw. so,Gtlons OF copper o.
o. lilio acne NeTa iear satisfActot7
Vhc result . not duo 20 toxic action
~ s.ti.er OF tho chamicAlS bat 70 he
frct ihSt e. prectp,tste II formed which
rapidly removes from tho seter the
organic ma:tar iron ThitG ue isrrsG
depend lor rounshn,eut ard .it', Thle
method lf applics aiN on'y II coile1t!"Up
0f ataEnant ana orAUs've WRtet. Vrer,
IL not Only destroys no 'aTNso t1t
also daodGyiI4g tho fuld, lH' "a 6wnIaii
Ur bodies o. water coysi1Es .a'gs srcsR
other macsurt8 ATE preferable "a -
deOdUrbuL The mixture Of uop.e Ea'
i.mc ~ ,he proportions sutlet " TIC
most VaN.b,e ana practical aeen. W.
possess for the I'urpo's. ,tg Etioa -
rapid ana permanent i = rtRAtE9lr
harmless ls cht&p nac e..sily llabo. eni
can DO einuloY~l equally VEIL fOt a.
odorlznS solids or fuidB. NE cNy"'.
ment on the garudGidal properties O..
copper sulphate show ;hat u las rus
Nb.ntles aa GlRinfectaut. unr no %
finite statements On ~ W - made. -
Medical Record Jon. q. 100,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-24
DAILY GRAIN LETTER.

Mossrs Logon-Bryan OF Chicago
telegraph their local correspondents.
Games A. Pollock s. Co.. over 'helr pri-
yoto wire On the grtr ant provision
situation, os follows
Chicago, Jan 24--Wheat- Market has
again ruled nervous and duh The chief
feature OF the session has hccu the
pronounced underlying strength. The
strong action Of thC market continues
10 reflect us oNerS1ld condition and
seems to I've proof against any extensive
decline at this tine me ncws Is some
what more hopeful ns evidenced by
slightly improved cash situation I'm ali
primary centars Aside from detcrrlnp
somewhat agalnst short sales, we doubt
30 the Russian situation As having anv
effect ON values our market is ID do
nestle nftair and we arc out OF line
ana out Of position 10 export wheat n
called on lt Is still a far cry to tho
roXt crop and the price paid daily for
good milling wheat indicates It Is "a
very scarce article. We think market
Us likely TO continue nervous for the
time being, but are unable 10 see any
extended comfort % the short interest.
Coru-Mnrket unchanged 10 4 lower.
Twenty-Five b0atlouds corn taken FOR
export Cash sales are reported 30 OO1
bushels Very little change 10 be noted
iT the character OF this market. Il IS
eth dull, slow dragging market ana
very tlresome outside Interest con-
tlnues Hat and trade ls largely by prom.
lneut elevator PEOPLE ~ vet wo see NO
reason Ia change our FORMER views.
oats-Marltet y lower. We feel It