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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-05
FIVE MEET DEATH;
TROOPS. IN WRECK
Passengers Killed When Trains
Crash at Lansingburgh, -.
N. Y. -.

Lansingburgh, N. Y, Oct. 5.-Five
passengers. were killed outright and a
score were injured in a. .rear-end col
lision. between a regular passenger
train and military special Of the
Boston & Maine raidroad, directly in
front Of the Lansingburgh depot, north
of Troy, last evening". q -
. The dead are: F. L. Block, Peoria,
Ill; Mrs. Wallace Z. Shaw, Bath, Me: !;
Mrs. Stevens, Boston, Mass; . Mrs.
J. W. Dacey, Arlington. Mass. j.: Mrs.
H. S. Poole, Concord, N. Fl. ~. n
Among R Tse Tost 9ef 9S Ro
ton; Frank Belcher,, Bedford, Mass;
George D. Stevens, Winchester, Mass;
Miss Manson, Bath, Me, :, Miss Virginia
Manson; W. NJ. Seymour, Canton, Ohio;
Mrs: F. L. Block; Peoria, ILL.,; Miss
Mason, Bath, Me. -
Cars Crushed Like Eggs. =.
: The passenger train was one hour
late when it reached Lansingburgh sta
ton, waiting there fora chance to get
into the Troy depot.asS&ss 80
Without, apparentiy,,5aany warning
the "special" came laundering along
with eighteen cars and crashed into
the passenger train, smashing The last
two cars, which. were .Pullmans, like
eggshells. ..<~i
Both cars were swept from the tract,
and rolled down the 'einhanlment. The
engine of the special. kept on for d
dozen yards and then turned turtle, the
front end blowing into the ground and
the car behind being telescoped by the
tender. e.. = II - !. -
Cries for Dead Wife.
The special was drawing four troops
Of the Fourteenth United, States cay
airy from Fort Ethan Allen to Newport
News, where they are to- embark, TO,
Cuba. The soldiers quickly got tt
work to rescue the injured. In com
paratively short time most Of those
pinned down. by the wreckage were or
their way to the leonard hospital, neal
the scene of: !: the wreck. ~,
One man $ grief was pitiable. Hi,
name was J. W. Dacey and he ran W
and down the track crying for his deat
wife In a few minutes her lifeles'
form was identified. They had beer
married last night at Arlington, Mass.
and were on their honeymoon, having
planned an extended trip. j
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-05
Treasurer Issues Warning. - Cit

Treasurer Issues Warning. - City
Treasurer @. S. Hubert has issued his
charge of the disbursements Of funds
that they must be careful to- hold their
expenditures within sthe appropriations,
as he has no authority to pay out any
money in excess Of The amount fixed
for the respective departments. There
are several funds which are exhausted,
among them several ward funds and the
account of the city assessor. In his
opinion there should be no deficit ex-
cept in the cases Of unexpected emer-
gencies for neutrality-suspicious. could be
made q E
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-05
BIG STEAMER AGROUND
ON BROOKLYN FLATS

New York, Oct. 5-The big new
steamer Bermudan Of the Quebec
Steamship company, running between
New York and Bermuda, ran aground
on the mud fats off South Brooklyn
while coming - the harbor on the way
to her dock i'll the. North river today.
She had 100 passengers on board. Tugs
failed to pull her off the mud as the
ship grounded when the tide was high ]
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-05
FRISCO EARTHQUAKE
HAS POWERFUL RIVAL

London, Oct. 5-Cabling from Sid
ney, N. S. w., the correspondent of
the Mail says:
Seismographs here and at Perth
recorded an earthquake Tuesday noon,
lasting for two hours. The government
astronomers believe there was dis
turbance somewhere eclipsing the dis.
aster at San Francisco.
The Mail says there was a similar
record made by the seismograph in John
Mines observatory on the isle of
Wight.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-05
P. B. SMITHS TREAT"
Apples and Cigars for the Men 0!
'Change..

Two barrels Of big red apples for
five boxes of cigars. for the smokers
were opened at the Chamber Of Com
merce today, Rin5tceleb ration of the re-
election of President Peter B. Smith
to- office. ! .=*ra&N 3 M~>'2,."@' "a. :,
Mr.. Smith went nm 5Without ~opposi-
tion; his former tenn l.. having given
great hsatisfa ctionE John D. {! Mcmillan
was reinstated as vice president Di-
rectors chosen were G. F. Eve, A. &C..
Ioring, F. B. Wells. F. A. Hallet and
SW. o.! Zimmerman. o.. a. =
" ST. 'McCaull and Alex McGregor
went on: the board of arbitration and
y. R. Riheldaffer and A. g. Chambers
on The board Of appeals. :.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-05
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SCORES ARE DEAD
IN VIRGINIA NINE
Nineteen Bodies Recovered
Forty Entombed Men Thought
to Have Persisted. "

Roanoke, Va, Oct. 5.-Nineteen
bodies have been recovered from the
West Fork mine at Pocahontas, and it
is thought that there are still forty in
the mines, all probably dead.
There is no evidence thus far Of fire,
and the work Of rescue is not retarded.
1t will probably be two days before all
the bodies have been found.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-05
Must Take Canon Route.

Special TO The J0ufHa1' - =.
Thermopolis, Wyo., Oct, GA corps
of Burlington surveyors is at work be-
tween. Shoshoni and the big canon on
Owl creek noun tains, to the northeast
Of this point, making surveys fos tn the
nemysr e %Rc q T tae
as far as, Basin last August.
The company has spent large sums in
endeavoring to fnd.:a route from the
north to the south that would elimi-
nate the big canon; but it looks now as
if the canon route will have to be fol
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-05
Who Is ssRezanov2,:

'Who is Rezanov?' Many ask that
question today. A few months hence
no well-informed person will need to
ask it. For .Rezanov is the hero Of
Gertrude Anterior 8 splendid historical
romance of the same name, which this
paper will publish exclusively as a Sc
rial, beginning Oct. z, before it appears
in book form. Tt is sixth of the Au-
thors and Newspapers association Is
famous $3.50 900 series.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-05
:. Finds a. Land COT Romance.

California, sbefore the miner came,
was a bourne of romance. This mar
Vicious romance is depicted by Gertrude
Anterior in Rezanov,D a great novel,
which will appear serially3 and exclu-
(prior to publication in book
form) in T he j + n a /, beginning
Oct. 4. 1t, is. sixth of the celebrated
$150,000 series issued by the Authors
and Newspapers association. &,s !,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-05
RICH MANS SON MURDERED
3. - r tS*-tt - = 49, E{T- 4
Oregon Officials Believe They Have
-, -. Uncovered a Crime. ...-.-

PORTLAND. ORE.-Acting Coroner Bagley Of
Hillsboro Is SO convinced that Carey Snyder
son Of r. NJ Snyder, the Kansas City million
aire was murdered that, he has ordered the
Sheriff of Washington county to reconvene the
jury impaneled Monday when the body Of the
benker's son vas found
! An examination of Snyders skull revealed an
injury at the base that might have been made
by q bludgeon and would have caused caused death:
dered and his body secreted because he knew
too much about the robbery Of the Forest Grove
bank last year tho it is not limited that he
participated in that crime, which is alleged to
have been committed by George Perry and man
named Brashear, Snyder's bretherin-law. Perry
and Brashear served terms in the Kansas peni-
Tertiary.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-05
AMUNDSEN YERIFIES
POLE HUNT FIGURES

Seattle, Wash, Oct. 5.-Captain Roald
west passage, arrived from Sitka yes
terday on the steamship Humboldt. He
went to the Alaskan city to verify his
calculations regarding the finding of
the magnetic pole, and his work was
successful.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-05
s III - 81 y y =! - sA 1 1lls5
/, City News
MINNESOT 4. TAXES
: TOTAL us MILLS
STATE AUDITOR CERTIFIES LEVY
TO COUNTY OFFICIALS. ft#
Increased Income from \ Resources
Makes Possible Reduction Of 25
!. Mills Over Rate Of 1905 Revenue
Fund Gets Largest! Proportion with;
IL Mills Rates and Estimates, 81

Samuel u. lverson, state auditor, has
certified the state tax levy to the coun-,
ty auditors Tor the new year, based on
the income needs of@the state and the
estimated valuation of property thru
out the state as left sby the board Sof
equalization which adjourned last even
ing ;.s.&'E&.l ~"--.E5E x" G=>i& Il
The tax rate as announced is 2.79
mills, compared with 3.O3 mills in 1905.
There are two changes in the nake-up
of the rate this year compared with
that Of last. The first land most i'm
portant is in the state revenue rate,
which this year is el.2 mills compared
with l.5 in 1905, and this year there is
the additional levy of .05 mills, a new
tax for state road and bridge funds.
Division of Rate. ..>.s.. ;.
The state tax rates this year in it's
makeup, and the amount each part Of
the whole rate is estimated to yield,
are as folloWs:-1% g j.
Soldiers relief fund ........,l. -, ,Ss5, 900
s stata gev tax 100 o o0o
State road and bridge fund.- .O5 AZ 500
State university fund ...,....f Ia 100000
STATE scnoot tax '..:..... ...:l. =, Soo wv
- Totals ). ...:...:.......: 2.7S ,347, 800
Mr.. Iverson says the decrease in the
revenue fund rate is due to the in
crease in income from the states re-
sources. Two important items which
decrease the rate. necessary are the
inheritance taxes and the ever-increas-
ing gross earnings taxes of the rail-
roads. Mr.. Iverson predicts that next
year the revon'rr fund rate will be still
less than this year.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-05
DRINK DRIVES FARGO
MAN TO END HIS LIFE
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal
Fargo, N. D., Oct. 81. J. Merry of
this city committed suicide at Medina
by shooting. Merry was an insurance
man on his regular trip over the state.
His wife and daughter reside here.
Other relatives live at Wimbledon and
Hope. Some months ago Merry took
drink cure and relapse is said to have
caused his suicide.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-05
JUROR ACCUSES LAWYER
Grand Juryman Says County Attorney
Is Negligent Of Duty.

HELENA. MONT.-At Butte yesterday Fore
man Callan of the grand jury which is in
vestigating the alleged gambling in Butte
created sensation by going before Judge Bor-
qun of the district court and making state
ment that County Attorney Healey was not
properly aiding the grand jury In conducting
the investigation, and asked the court to appoint
counsel for the grand jury. Mr.. Callan said
he had discovered instances Of gambling, yet
when he had told County Attorney Healey about
them the latter laughed, The court took the
matter under adyisement. ~ y
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-05
FARMER BROWNS
Body Found in Lake-Man May Have
Killed Himself,

GRANTSBURG WIS-Carl Anderson. one of
thfe oldest settlers in Burnett county, found
dead yesterday morning in lake near his
house at turn of Trade lake.
He was about IS years old and had been
here since 1860. Whether an accident occurred
whether 1t was suicide is not known.
A coroner's jury has been empaneled to in
quire into the cause Of death.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-05

CHIPPEWA FALLS, wIs.-Rev. R. II. Reed
of the Methodist Episcopal church at Cadott
liquor to minors in his, village. For many
months the boys of the city had been getting
ents tried in vain to learn where they secured
the intoxicants. Finally Reed decided to do
some detective work. and secured enough evil
Of Joseph Privott. A large number, of, boys
have been subpenaed witnesses. There is a
great sensation in Cadott as result of the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-05

BUTTE, M0NT.-Heirs to the estate Of
Charles Colbert, who died intestate Feb. IA
1901, leaving estate which now amounts TO
$500, 900. have filed complaint in the district
court asking that they be declared the heirs-at-
ants, among whom is the state of Montana TO
which It was supposed at one time the estate
Ind escheated -:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-05
,0WAT0NNA'S GAS -: +
WAR HAS OPENED

Special to The Journal .%.=f.
Owatonna, Mimi, Oct. 5.-The gas
war has opened. The Gas company's Ia
borers have been arrested today. for
attempting to lay mains under the old
franchise. Injunction proceedings have
been begun. sS>.s-- 80 r.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-05
TEACHERS MAY GO
TO QUAKER CITY
Philadelphia May Be Chosen for
Fiftieth Convention of -
49,, Association, :-.~,. j..
Special to The Journal.

Winona, Mimi, Oct. 5.-Dr. Irwin
Shepard, secretary of the National Edu-
cational association, has gone to New
York to attend a meeting Of the exc
cutive committee, at which the ques-
tion of selecting a place for the con-
vention next summer will be taken up.
Next summer IS session will be the fifth
eth anniversary Of the organization Of
it would be appropriate to have the
convention there.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-05
EXPLOSION OF LAMP j.
COSTS LIVES OF THREE

j. Portland, Me-, Oct. 5.-Three Of the
seven children in the family of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Vanier of this city were
by the explosion Of lamp. 5..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-05
GERMAN DAY AT CLINTON
Germans in Vicinity Of City Attend in
Large Numbers.

- CLINTON, German day was observed
today in Clinton for the first time in the his
tory Of the city. A feature OF the day was a
great parade This morning thru the streets of
the city, in which the various German societies
of. the city participated, also other fraternal
and civic organizations. \. The celebration at
tracted a large number Of German people from
the country and small towns surrounding this
city. II will close tonight with program in
the Davis opera-house, in which number OF tho
local Germans will take part. delivering adress-
es in their native tongue. The first celebration
of the anniversary Of the landing Of the Teutons
was d success.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-05

RACINE, WIs.--As the result Of burns re-
Mrs. otto Goldofsky now lies in the hospital
and is expected to die. The woman Attempted
to refill a gasolene stove without extinguishing
the burner.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-05
Work and Power Versus a. Wife,,

.w0fK sIiiee fowef versus 4 VIE:
"When man is in love with work
and power and has passed 40, does he
want wife9'' asks Gertrude Ather-
ton, and proceeds to answer her own
question in stirring, unexpected fash
ion :. in "Rezanov,O,. which begins ex-
elusive serial publication in T h e
Journal (before appearing as a
beok} on Sunday, Oct; T.; It is sixth sixth
citation s. famous $4,000 series.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-05

way and gas franchises in New York
are the prize in this election, and if
you follow the campaign from that
basis you will understand the moves as
they are made''
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-05

BARABOo, Wisdom Bailey aged S.
while driving. struck by passenger train
this morning and thrown fifty feet. He is badly
injured and will not recover. His wagon was
splintered but his horse escaped.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-05
TRAINS JAR FIRE GUN
Express Messenger of Ashland Suffers
Painful Wound.

ASHLAND. WIS.-Oscar Smith, express
senger on the Wisconsin Central, injured
in a peculiar manner Wednesday,, and will be
laid up for several weeks By the lurchg
of the train Mr.. Smith thrown against the
side of the car and his revolver accidentally
exploded, the bullet tearing it's way thru Mr..
Smiths right leg. He taken TO Rinehart's
hOsitai
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-05

LEWIS, IoWA.-Rey. Jesse T.. Fisher has re-
signed the nastorate of the First Congregational
church Of Lewis to take effect Dec. !. He VIII
remove to South Dakota.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-05

AS water feeds flowers, Satin skin cream nour-
ishes the skin to health. 25c.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-05
HINCKLEY A MINING TOWN
Operations to Begin in Mine on Kettle
- River.

HINCKLEY,y MINN.--A contract was made
today that promises to make Hinckley mining
center. The Des Mones Refining & Assay COM
pany of Des Moines, Iowa, by agreeing to pay
| a royalty Of SIS ton on all ore mined, secured
control Of mine on the banke of Kettle river.
two miles east of here, and will begin imme-
date operations - -. ~,
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
BOSTON STOCKS.

eF,-,.,h.d bv n. I. Day & Co.. No. Nassau streseJ
o.. Oct 6. Oct.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York 8
COFFEE-The coffee market continued very quiet but
showed generally steady offerings light
appointing European Cables ana continued iSrge Bral b
the session STEADY net unohanged to points
a op5n aeS s for the day were Of 10
on the French cables which reported decline AGls
closed unchanged to i franc lower while Hamburg was
feetng no Do doubt pt5 & lower @ III The Bazan markets re-
F Were ewtt Rio by l25 and Santos BY 100 rods and the
from Santos that receipts would drop in near future
bags less then for hs Preceding 1e wse est
nd v I n0%eVe does net mean that the movement is
eGnnSt force prices lower while receipts large.
9dvanee in prices Receipts Rio Santos on satur-
undaSy receipts WT e6 bas gan Iass m ass @ yfa @
gsa 1t as was supposed that part Of the selling
sessions was scattering but mostly from interests
Rio @ No TSs toai %G %a9eho9ss RaGSasGas
bags against a. 925 as " f me Nv Week were 18 se
New YoT reported 97 s6 be The e see tC9r aoni s
anees $1,000 bags. including $1,000 States
93oO0 bags which eSoS were for the Uned sfaes
ncudng 2i3ooo to the United States and sYSooo To-
bog santos % shpmen $4,000 bags Of Which lac 600
Europe Victoria cleaTances were $1,000 bags the
Receipts bags sodR bass "es eeaanss as Si
week BAGS [sePa agbas a{ ss S 'nd as %ee
SS0GS last year ear and s4I oo the Year before last
irrsgnar with prices vol under the closing figures
I5927 points, which represented Slight Improve
lht.t on the actlNe months compared with
est level Sales were estimated 800, bales
opening was weak at decline SOILS owing
10 easy cables % spot offerings in Liver
pool and better weather the belts There was
some buying on the initial break a rally Of a
point or Two. but the market soon weakened again
hnd with the exception of brief rallies
continued to show downward tendency until the
Inlddls or the afternoon December sold 10 soc.
January at l02Sc and March 10 44c or about AZ @
IS points net lower about II 7s points below the
recent nigh level Following this there were Several
raPiq d huctuations OF or points upward down
ward ana the market closed about 5as points I'm
from the lowest on the active months The weather
was undoubteoly better than the bulls hal looked for
mere was some light showers o SUNDAYS man ens
lower temperatures indicating light frosts in soma
t Irost; t. n however and the big map showed warmer
weather MONDAY morning. The forecasts were
ered tarly favorable except for the expectation of
c1uer weather again In Northwest Texas the Ter
rtores Private cables from Liverpool reported moro
liberal spot offerings. but Southern advices were nor
Hcths as 10 spot conditions. According 10 oociaI
reports the markets were b914c lower which is
father slow response 10 the decline of nearly az tr
futures since Friday evening --' &C III
day follows - maj net 10
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09

DETROIT, TOLEDO & IRONTON.
CAnn Arbor systen.)
Fourth week in Sept. s9S 242 sio15s1 Dec So sss
From July l........ 1.017.6SS 939524 Inc rs. 194
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09

ecal martet for spot cotton quiet with nrces
for middlng bags sRheGn neg aad sDdt 10 soc
900 bales cEaresoD Mo6a r@ Sasy nnChangea
ssta sieadg asc sis 9SeT 5fsea n Unchanged 1o g logs
eyea 1Feans & easy &c lower at Ioc sales $50 bales
Wilmington steady unchanged ioc bid Fairies Gass
0o bales @GRan Norfoi steaay esiHt 4 lic lower
points for toIs% paeI M ESTIMATED % receipts leading
ton 4 900 TO- "a o week and 22 e Jos last year
II 9sf m year lar. and ds at Nw to d asa9s
~ Cott9n EXCHANGE special Liverpool cables sno, c,
IN 4der0e @ demand sales 1000 bales: snecss CotsO5
COO mddng upland eicd FGtres o90S So0S American
ctSs eafg at net decline pon G3ta7 oeober lSsGd Gs
5Ssi 55sd
se9 ayJpne 5asd: dirSnARr daneg 5a1 94d; , April
sn Manifestations irregular cloth fair bnsTpss
oaT FboR ,, AND MEAIThe -four market ruled oua, -
TO riner at pees about steady Purchases were confined
%sa CO. Spring patents 81 2as winter srairhts 81 @
s. sa:s S' BHSWEg H9 tTH5G $ g 1873 1 2 winer
r s 4Y T. spot gSss and d t R 6 rady GuSte ST. 20
coRNSEAL bs4e az 1gass t.,S % choice to sos4 10
3a as and 9so@ SnoS P4e S
og s25 10 a 6of6ar 6idsng S2I a -four s2 75 red
Somin $gl bo sasks s mddnS s22s25 So red dos s2s 6
weekly foreign s >e neS SoasSl
short lines put of ias, week. fS T the the
dertone being at ONE Primes Ge savs evidence OF
Nous night This was than recovered IN ,ta
oon however, and last prices the dav inenencad b.
rinors sea aboard cearances ~ 200 600 hush vbas,
anu lour ana active covering showed NC net adsanc'
me uIurn was also accompanied rumors that sor'a
OF the big Chicago traders prominent on tha ~
quleI IIverpooFs decline Of sd chiefly due 10
world shipments Of 11.66s bush comparaT y,,b
iIftDpn bush the previous week where NOT ovar N =
sep bush had been looked The total Included s,ii
odoo,'oo bush from Russia the Danube The VIZ,
PIE supply Increased 100000 BUSH which was n fair
last years increase s57 bush The wnatber can
Gons all through the West such as 10 encouraga
predictions OF larger movement especially AT sothwe,,
points Arrivals mt Minneapolis Duluth were Ooa
cars against la6 last hut noted that ,bs
Duluth stocks had increased $50 bush in The ast
two days Aside from advance to rs poInts nj
Paris tho Continental markets follower Liverpool a
mark at Berlin Receipts all interior points for
day 1T3SOl bush. W bu.b
the corresponding Cay last year No red in the Ne,
York market quoted 7sc elevator and 7pssc n h
ahoat: No I Northern Duluth. s5Hc. hard win
ter $3.50 b afoat. Export business confirmed IN to
the close amounted 10 loads although had
of cORN-Deveiopments corn mariSst
price movements OF course not so large AZ rr.,
weaker decline isdAd a. Iiyerpooi Az
worlds shipments 5i63. 900 bush, compared WITH
$4,000 bush week favorable weather through
tho the market gradually hardened
day with and the close showed advance
terror points receipts 697 600 against 525 oo
bush tho before. Cash quiet only loads
being reported for export, and prices In New York
closed as foliowr No corn 54Ec elevator "a 40
i @ hhoat. No white. bSAo, and No yellow, H54o
D o anoat. oATS-In this market the undertone was