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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-05
MSS . HOLT
MILLfNER.
Opposite Campbell House
SCOTLAND, SOUTH OAK.
Attention to the Ladies Of Scotlane
and Vicinity.

Attention to the Ladies OF Scotland
and Vicinity.
On and after Sapt. 10th, sO7, we
are going to show the finest up-to-
date Ladies' Cloaks and Jackets
ever shown in Scotland. We will
have a complete line on hand for
women, misses and children. Wait
for an inspection.
JOHN ScHMIERER & Son.
VIM. Nellis was a passenger to
Yankton Monday.
All kinds Of school supplies at
Central Pharmacy.
Atty. A. J. Wilcox of Springfield
was in Scotland Tuesday.
John Parmenter returned to his
home at Belvidere Tuesday.
Bruhn & Zehnpfennig for
School Books and school supplies.
Jas. Frisbie and wife of Free
port, Ill. arrived last Tuesday to
visit with Mrs. Frisbie's parents,
Mr.. and MRS. ]. j. Baraell.
Sorosis Underskirts for fall are
shown here. Many styles and
cloths at $l.OO to $3.5 at
F. BROKERS'
Another dance will be given in
Odd Fellows Hall tonight with mu-
sic by Voegeli's Orchestra.
f. 8. Birkinbine has been troubi-
ed with sciatic rheumatism for sew
eral days, an old trouble that has
bothered him occasionally for
many years.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-05
GAsToHIA.
the The Kind You Have Always Bought
&MA1ZM

SERHsaE
The attendance from Scotland
to the Old Settlers reunion and.
Carnival in Typdall last week was
not large, owing to the inconven-
ience in making the trip, but those
who attended speak in very COM
pfimentary terms Of the exercises.
They say there was a good crowd,
and the entertainment was very
satisfactory.
j. O. Lee and Bud Schwablan
spent Lobor Day fishing for black
bass at the Jim river. 1t turned
out to be a poor day for bass but
a good one for 8 uckers, and the
boys are wondering which was the
most typical of the species, the
ones that took the hook or the ones
that held the pole.
The Scotland schools opened
last Tuesday with an attendance in
most rooms larger than last year.
The only change in the corps of
teachers from last year is the as
s~istant principal, Miss Tower now
holding that position. The work is
well organized and AS no time will
bF lost IN getting acquainted with
tie work as Is the case where new
teachers are employed, there will
be good progress from the first.
Good position for graduates Of
the Sioux Falls Business College,
Sioux Falls, S. d. Enter now and
get three months tuition free. Send
Tor catalogue.
Mr.. Steve Steigert of Freeman is
In Scotland, staying at the home Of
Mr.. Glassman, taking treatment
from DIR. Koobs. He has been
troubled for some time with NEGRO
sig OF the bone in II of his legs,
and last week the doctor removed
about two inches of bone from one
OF his shins, and he thinks when
the wound heals he will have no
further trouble with it..
Rev. John P. Williamson of
Greenwood, and about 100 Indians
from Greenwood and Santee Agen-
cies passed through here Tuesday
on their way to Sisseton to attend
a meeting of the Dakota synod.
There were also a few Indians be-
longing to the Episcopal church
who went to Yankton to attend the
triennial conclave.
One of the attractions at the In
ter State Fair in Sioux City next
week will be the appearance OF
Dan Patch, the worlds greatest
PAGER, on September 10th. A nov
ell feature of this race will be the
taking of moving pictures showing
the movements of the horse during
the entire mile. This will be done
by running an automobile carry
ing a camera, ahead of the horse,
and with this camera $500 pictures
will be taken.
Mr.. Tim Billman, living neal
WittenbArg got two carloads, 67
head, of high grade Hereford cat
tie Tuesday which he bought in
North Dakota. All are heifers ex-
cept five spring calves. AS Mr..
Billman has rented his farm and
is preparing to move his family to
Vermilllon he will keep the cattle
on the farm until spring and then
sell them at auction. They are a
fine bunch and will doubtless be
eagerly sought after by breeders Of
that variety of stock.
Piles get quick and certain relief from
DR.. Shops Magic Ointment. Please
note it is made alone for Piles, and it'E
action is positive and certain. Itching
painful, protruding Or blind piles dis
appear like magic by its use. Large
n~ickel-capped glass jars SO cents. Solo
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-05

The little child of Tony Diehl
got its face quite badly cut yester-
day. 1t was out playing and an
other child threw an old piece of
tin at it, striking it on the cheek
and cutting an ugly cash.
Get your school tablets at Gen.
trail Pharmacy.
The harvest excursion brought
quite a delegation of land owners
from Milledgeville, Ill. who are
here looking after their farms. In
the list were NJ. nj. Fike, F. Green
await, FL. G. Knox, S. Manning,
NJ. f. E%stabrook.
MIR. Will Peck, mail clerk on The
Aberdeen & Sioux City division,
passed through here Tuesday on
his way to his work from Armour
where he had spent his week of
with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. A.
S. Peck. He informed us that his
folks had received an offer Of about
$45 per acre for their half section
near Armour, and he thinks the Of
fer will be accepted and the deal
closed next Monday.
Headquarters for school books
at Bruhn & Zehnpfennig.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-05

VIC. Grant came home from
Greenwood Wednesday fora short
visit.
M. 7. Brown left today for Iowa
called by a telegram stating that
his daughter, Miss Florence, who
is visiting there, is sick.
Miss Worth, a young lady sent
out by a Chicago millinery estab-
lishment, arrived Tuesday evening
to work as trimmer in the millin-
cry department OF the Racket Store.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-05
Bargains Bargains Bargains
at acknowledgements.

Bargains Bargains Bargains !
ct schenkenberger's.
Dr. W. q. Moore Of Tyndall waa
here last Monday il CONSULTATION.
with pr. Stonebraker on the case
Of Mr.. Orth living north west Of
town. MI. Orth has been sick for.
two or three weeks with liberation
OF the intestines, but seems now to.
be getting a little better.
8. W. Jungers, Asa Brown and
Bert Johnston returned last night
from Charles Mix county. where
they had been camping on the
trail of the prairie chickens for
several days. The reports Of their
success appear to vary with the
supposed credulity Of the inquirer,
50 we refrain from quoting any
figures.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-09-05

George Eisenmann went to I'm
derwood, N. D. Tuesday where he
has a job in a livery barn.
Our cloak stock is ready for your
inspection. Don't Wait.
F.BEcKER.
The prairie chicken crop is prov
ing something Of a disappointment
to the nimrods. Either they we're
not Matched in large quantities or
they have been gracing the farm
ers' tables early in the season.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-29
PENNSYLVANIA WALKS
AWAY WITH CAROLINA
ouakers overwhelm Old North States
...x Football Team by Score of
$500.
(By Associated Pross.l

/, PHILADELPHIA. PA, Sept. 2S.-In
Z a,drivIngs rain that continued through
out the afternoon, Pennsylvania won
the opening football game of the sea
son on Franklin Field today from North
Carolina University by the score OF
81 to 0.
The condition of the weather abb
solutely prevented any football worthy
the name. The Pennsylvanians had It
easy all the way. as they outweighed
and outclassed the Southerners in
every department. of the game
81. For Pennsylvania Captain Folwell
was the star, and Holenback and Re-
gan close seconds. For North Caro-.
lima Mann, Sutton, Williams and Nc.
Neil did the best work. The lineup:
Penn. (3O Positions. N. Car. COZ
Miller (Braddock) ........... Davis
Left end.
CASTOR Uamberton) ......... Harris
Left tackle.
gallagher .........-.,. ...- Thompson
Left guard. $
Sommer (Stern) 80. Qiogers) Parker
Center.
Zeigler ................... Powell
Right guard.
Macklin (Crooks) ............ Deans
Right tackle.
scarlet .......... -. -. :. Wadsworth
Right end.
Regan Pauxtis ...... (Sutton) Mann
Quarterback.
Folwell (Sommer) (CrosswelD Mcneil
Left half back.
Greene (Townsend) ...... Ruffin
Right half back.
Hollenback (FolweED ...... William.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-29
Events Of Indiana Day.

When the Hoosiers gather ct the
Ter-centennial on October II, for &c
observance of their State Day. they
will have an opportunity of witnessing
many special features of the great
celebration nd of attending some
very important gatherings of noted
people.
On October Z. and ., the Grand
Royal Arch Chapter Masons of Vir-
ginia assemble at the Exposition; Oct
10 Is New York Day. when Governor
Hughes of New York. and Governor
Swanson OF Virginia, make addresses
and military parades and reviews VIII
be features.
October s. . and 10; the National
Funeral Directors Association W.,
meet. on October 10, and on the a
an address of Indiana Day, the Daugh.
tcrs and Sons of the American Reyo
luton will meet and the Grand Com.
mandery, knights Templar of Virgin.
| ia.
The National Missionary convention
of the Disciples of Christ will also
convene on this day for weeks SEES
sion.
On the 14th the Junior Order Unit
cd American Mechanics of America
will meet. and the 18th the Ancient
and Illustrious Knights of Malta
| October II is New Jersey Day; Oct
| 10, Yorktown Day in celebration OF the
Surrender of CORVALLIS; October u
| is Michigan Day, on the 22nd the in.
ternational poultry show begins.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-29
OPERATING THROUGH SERVICE
Street Railway Companies We'll Fixed
to Handle Exposition Crowds.


The Newport News and Old Point
Railway and Electric Company and
the Norfolk and Atlantic Terminal
Company are now operating n
through car and steamer Service to
the jamestown Exposition entrances
that for chcapness Of rate and for dis
patch, offers an attractive route to
the people of Newport News and
Hampton, as well as the visitors in
both places finding opportunity to
make daily or occasional trips 10
Pine Beach and the Exposition
grounds.
Tho rate of thirty cents for the
round trip is from the shipyard. from
East End and other sections OF this
city as well as from Hampton.
The steamers Endeavor and Van
Sciever are on this service and they
connect every forty-five minutes al.
ternatcly with the express cars OF
Newport News and Old Point Railway
and Electric Railway. AT the Pine
Beach pier there are cars Of the Nor
folk and Atlantic Terminal Company
in awaiting to take passengers 10
the main or west entrance of the
jamestown Exposition.
The schedule of the Ivy avenue FIX
position Express route appears in
another column.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-29
The Touch That I1snla.

Is the touch of Buck1en's Arnica
Salve. It's the happiest combination
OF Arnica flowers and healing baisame
ever compounded. No matter how
old the sore or ulcer is, this Salye
will cure 1t. For burns. scalds, cuts,
wounds or piles, it has no equal.
Guaranteed by all Druggists. 25c.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-29
JUST JOKING


You have no sense OF humor,' he
complained. You can't take joke
Il took one when | got YOU" she
bitterly replcd.-Pick-Me- Up.
do you permit your wife to con
troll you?
81 can't understand how the Abbo.s
, are able to own an automobile"
They aren't, but he's so hard III
1 at present That he can less afford no,
to own one.'-Chicago Rccord.IIer,
aid.
OF nerve 1t takes lot, ween.
To wear the first straw hat:
But more, far more. 1t takes to wear
Tho last, just bet on that.
milwaukee, Sentinel
oawGm-d Ms jos. .hgccrd.n .cMmrwy
Pat-Surc, voted the Dimocratic
ticket.
Mikc-lIow could We trust such a
party as thot?
pat-oh. l didn't. They paid mo
cash.-Judge.
Now. want mahogany bar AZ
feet long"
"Wcll?"
kin you build yacht around that
guaranteed to be tolerable sailcr?-
Pittsburg Post.
Phoebc-Arc you really going back
to town tomorrow?
Philomcna-Yes; mother found out
| was engaged, and she says there's
no need to stay here any longer
illustrated Bits.
Here wait minute" cried the
cashier of the restaurant, this hall
dollar is bad"
Well replied the diner, 80 was
the dinner it pays for. Good day. =
Philadelphia Press.
ooh, Alois, II only we have decent
weather on Sunday for our garden
party. What does your rheumatism
indicator
For the present warm and fair;
then the wind will turn east, fog and
rain.'-Fllegende Blaetter.
Teeth" groaned the man with tho
aching molar, ARE like money"
What's the answer?" queried the
drug clerk.
Hard TO get. hard to keep and hard
to lose" answered the sufferer.-Chl.
cago News.
"I'll make you sorry you ever quar-
relied with mel"
What will you do? Go home to your
mother, l suppose?"
NO, I'll bring mother here
Sketchy Bits.
I've sot little straight" said the
man who had called. what have you
got?"
Three aninitics and pair of ar
lists answered the other. raking in
the pot.
Later whan the man saw three
queens and two jacks. he realized that
he was playing poker with one who
reads the papers-Detroit Free Press.
you were married before the war.
weren't your"
well, yes. the fighting did start n
few weeks after the ceremony.t-Smart
Set.
Vicsim-You told me these false
teeth would be just as good as my ma
tural ones, and they hurt me fearfully
Doctor-Well, didn't your natural
ones hurt you?-Brooklyn Life.
EFF ] wuz you, mamma I'd think
twice fore named the baby after that
candidate"
why" Josiah?"
"Darned Of think he's goin' to be
elected. '-Atlantic Constitution.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Results Yesterday.
Observation-Disclosures postponed
wet grounds.
Pittsburg (first game), Z; Boston
Pittsburg (sccond game), .; Bos
ton. G. q innings.)
Chicago-Brooklyn postponcd; rain.
st. Louis, 6; New York. 0.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-29
World Of Sport
Full back.

Full back.
Touchdowns: Regain. 3: Greene
Hollcnback, 2; Folwell. Townsend.
Goals from touchdowns: Townsend;
Folwell, 9.
Referee-Dr. Albert Sharp, Yale
Umpire-Wiliam II. Edwards, Prince
ton. Field Judge-A. +. Whiting Cor
nell Time of halves, % and 20
minutes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-29

Say. Doc said the good fellow,
the shape of a mans stomach is
round, isn't it?"
Nearly So" replied the doctor,
'Why?"
Amt il funny that nothing fits II
20 well as a square meal?D-Phladel
phia Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-29

Games Today.
Detroit at Philadelphia
St Louis at New York.
Cleveland at Washington.
Chicago at Boston.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-29

Games Today.
Brooklyn at Chicago
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
New York at St Louis.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
, Washington, 8; Cleveland. /. give
innings; ,rain) r
Boston. 1; Chicago, 2.
New York (first gamc), /; st.
Louis. 3.
New York (second camel. .; st.
Louis, 8.
Philadclphla-Det no game;
rain.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-29

"a inch Dress Taffcta. $1.O0 yd.
20 inch White, brown. Garnet and
Green Tnffcta, Sl.19.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-29

10 inch All SILK Taffeta; Black.
White and Colorcd, soc yard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-29

80 inch extra heavy Taffeta.
fine lustrc, Navy, Garnet, Brown
and Black, $50. IN.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-29

"A inch Checks and Plaidr
Worsteds, Panamas, etc, In
wide range of colorings, $1.00 yard
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-29

SO inch German Broad Cloth.
very lustrous and pcrmancn; flu
lsh. $500 yard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-29

Cream Serge. 40 In, all wool,
75c yard.
Cream Serge, 46 in. all wool.
soc yard.
Cream Serge, sS in. NIL wool,
soc yard.
English Worstcds, exclusive
patterns. $500 u pattern. Only
one of kind and will not be re
ordered.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-07-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Nos. z and "a Hanover street Rorthwest-wiIliau
H. Saunders, executor 70 Eleanora n. and
Louise NJ Nolte, p 81 square ST., s. 20
Water street southwest between Sixth and Seventh
stTeets-GeoTge P. Cavalier ct w to 7. Il. 5.
Macmillan. lot SC. square as. SO T. q S Mac
MILAN CONVEYS same property 10 George P. and
Filth Cavalier. So
Third street northwest. between and streets
Frederic W Alexander ct ux. % John s Kemp.
part lot 80. square So SO same 10 same lot
q and part lot 50 square So, SO
NO. SIS Seventh street southeast-Ssrah J. Obold to
Charles !. Griffith. lots 8 and g. square SIS.
SO Charles l. Griffith 10 John S Winfield.
lot 81. square SIS. SO.
RoseSsle and sherwood - Elizabeth Flanagan 70
John ]. Flanagan, part lots s and g. block Is.
$40 John J. Flanagan conveys sane property 10
Daniel A. Flanagan. Sic
Columbia Heights-National Savings and Trust Com
pany ct a., Trustees 20 William - Hi. lot o.
block So, 81. 10.
Second and Carroll streets southeast-Frederka TIL
man ct a. TO Sol Haas. part lot q, square
Ts2, So
No. 800 Cambridge street northwest-GeorEe suransy
ct TX TO James A. Davis, lot "a. square 1852
SiN
Chevy Chase-The Chevy Chase Land Company %
Percy L and Eliza i. Kicker, lot IS ana a.
square 1855, So
Addition 70 Anacostia-Jsmes F. Hood ct ux 10
Emilia Liasch, lots 10 to 49, block ;, SO.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-07-23
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New York. July 2.-sUGAR-London cables re-
ported the European beet sugar market firm and
"a higher. July and August quoted at as I'D
The local market for remained finn with CEN
;-inig1l, 8-test. quoted at s3A muscovado SUGAR
sg-test ass: molas-es sugar. s9test. 5gsk Re
nIsd sugar steady. but quiet.
BUVPER-Reesipts. 5+A packages; frm at 3
cents fr extra Creamery. decline Of ! cent
pound
EGGs-Beoeipts. s.43 cases: FRI but unchanged
at l7'aalsc
NAVAL SToRES-Rosu steady. with Common 10
god strained et 40 Spirits turpcntins quiet az
5ss locally, With Savannah quiet at 552t. Tar
frm unchanged st 68
MILL FEED-Iuactre Spring bran. in l00Ib
sacks. 20 arrive, lake and ral. 2 10: middlingS
Go; city bran. G.5o. IN bulk. Western red dog.
Z5.60 % arrive.
FL0UR-Steady: quiet. Spring patents. 4sOa5 20 !;
clears. a75a4.0: winter st-aights ii0aA5; winter
'.ars. 35a3.75; Kansas. in SACKS patents O0a5 I5
nights. 4.5lui65i ciears 3S0a4.l0
Rye FLoUR-Inactive; steady; A2oa6S.
CORN MEAL-SteadTi light trade Kiln-iried
tor export. $50. c0arse meal. 10 bags LlsaI18
HAN-small trade; receipts. LIS tons Prime
timothy, I'D; No. J. LIS. No. ?. l05aLlO; No s. g.
Stranded long RE. O0l65
BEEF-S-eady; moderate trade. Family. B5oa
I00; packet, l000au.O
P0RR-Steady. Mess, ls0oais59; family, 1904
1850
TALJOW-Fim: inactive. City. in hogsheads.
Ga
LARD-strong5r. Prime Western. $50: city. s6o;
refined continent. 9E. South American, l0l5; r.
fled Brazilian kegs, uZ city stearine l0A cleo
stcarne dull; New YUk, saa; Chicago. O.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-07-23
msT1rr ANDERSON


Estate Of Patsy E. Williams; letters CT admins
tration granted TO Wallace Grant; bond, $500. At
torney. E. N. Hewlett.
Estate OF Alfred G. Osborn; VIII admitted to pro
bate and letters testamentary granted 10 Annie G.
Osborn; bond. 81 600. Attorney. J. Enns Ray, jr.
Estate Of Mary a. Hail. letters Of ADMINISTRATION
granted TO Frank Campboll bond. $1,000, Attorney,
E. s. Luby.
Estate Of David L. Fullerton: order for partial
distribution and TO pay taxes Attorneys Crosthwaits
& Colladay
ton granted 20 John Lewis Smith, bond, $500, At
torneys Archer q Smith
Estate Of Charles f, Langeyg letters Of admins
traton granted 70 Robert E, Langley bond, ST. 500
Attorney, Oscar Nauck,
Estate Of James A. WinebergaFj order 10 employ
counsel. Attorney. Frederick Mckee.
In re John Z, Rupert ct al, order appointing
Katharine and Henry J. Rupert plardansl bond
Sl5OOO Attorneys. Lester & Price,
Estate Of FOrney Peyt0nl VIII admitted 70 probate
and letters Of administration C, L a. granted to
Mary A. Stevensi bond, $500, Attorney, John C.
Davis.
Estate Of Hattie A, JohnsonI VIII admitted to
probate and letters testamentaIy granted 70 Walter
H. Brooks bond, $3.50, Attorney, J, +, Bundy.
Estate Of Dennis J, Healeyi order authorizing
sale, Attorney, Wilton J, Lambert
Estate Of George WlcoXl viii admitted t0 probate
Estate Of Margaret Johnsonj petition for letters
Of administration fled Attorney, Oscar Nauck
In N EdEam Z, Tue il. order increasing bond
TO $4,000. Attorneys, Thompson & IAskey.
Estate Of Ellen O'Bdenj cause referred to auditoz
Attorneys w. c, Sullivan, r. S, Hms, and Os-
Gar Naucb.
Estag Of William J. Williams; a7,ier framing is
sues aia appointing ", GwyEz Gardiner and Ss=
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-07-23

F. Augustus Heiuze appears to have the various
financial oenters guessing according to reports IN
circulation concerning the formation Of a big min
Ing milling. and smelling combination TO include a
large number Of highly profitable mining properties
with MIR Heinze as president For some time 1t has
been believed that Mr.. Heinze has in mind com
binGton which would be greater and more far-reach-
ing than Amalgamated Copper. From time TO time
reports have come from different sections. 70 the
effect that the Montana copper man had acquired
control OF important properties. Now every few days
word comes Of some new corporation in which Mr.
Heiuze figures. and which bears the earmarks Of
being foreTunner Of far largsr things
The stock q the Hanson Consolidated Silver
Mines. Limited was dealt in on the New York curb
market last week for the first time prices ranging
from Is to IL. This company is incorporated under
the Ontario companies act and has an authorized
capital OF $780, CO., the par value of its shares being
81 zach.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-07-23
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Miller Co. members Of
the New York Stock and Cotton exchanges and the
New Orleans Cotton E1change l5a3 + street north
west.
New York, July 22-The market vas quiet a. mar
row changes the absence Of new features lettering
Would-bo operations both sides We seem 10 30
passing through a midsummer period Of dullness
which may be brought on the issue Of the govern
meut figures on condition should there mateTlalize
anything Of Consequence il respect 10 the crop or
The weather. To-days adyices from the South were
nothing than reiterati0n Of what has been re-
teTed to for several weeks past regarding rapid
recovery aud generally good progress especially IN At
antlc sections. II prices hinged on the outlook to
day the market would decline sharply but the pos
sibiity Of reversal Of existing conditions makes
sellers cautious and inspires bulls with confidence
Scalpers had their Ogn way to-day, outside busi-
ness was very light. cables easier. and the general
tsIhper mixed and nervous Prices may further
weaken but rapid shrnkage IS probable, whereas
important bulges would follow adverse crop CT
weather Developments. and wisdom suggests extreme
caution N short selling.
Liverpool IS due, up