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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-01-03
FIRST SIGNS OF LOVE.
elderly Man Recalls an Event OF the
Long Ago,

Speaking of boys" said an elderly
man whose son was walking briskly
down the path, Il remember the first
social call / ever made on young
lady guess | didn't look quite as
slick as my son does this evening,
but | know | felt full as uncomfort.
able"
1T was about two hours before the
usual time for giving IN work when
| jerked the pillow out Of the furrow
and drove the old mule toward the
house Mother was at the woodpile
gathering chips into her apron. My
land!' she exclaimed, in amazement,
What's the matter, Henry?'
Nothing answered, and start.
cd the mule for the barn, filled his
maHssr with hay and walked reso.
lutely toward the house. Mother was
inside now and | was thankful. At
the sink ! secured a bar Of yellow
soap and a towel. I flled the tin
basin with water and carried II up
TO my room Usually | made my
toilet az the bench in the yard.
Il struggled into stlfy starched
shirt and assumed my sunday dag
onals / had trouble with my shoes
for they were tight az the best of
times By this time l heard my
fathers voice and in a moment my
mother called, Supper, Henryu
Il wasn't hungry My father was
seated at the table. Both he and
mother looked at me. There was an
awful silence / tried several times,
and a last managed 10 say, You don't
care If / take the sorrel mare and
the buggy, do you?
Certainly not, my son. said faith
err Presently he coughed.
Going 10 a political meeting.
Henry
"'Now, father said mother
81 got up and pushed my chair
back.
was Just asking, said father.
i didn't can any harm
81 shook my head and hurried out
TO harness the sorrel And, dear me!
Here's my own boy beginning to get
notions into his head"
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-01-03

Edmund @. times was slightly
wounded in the right arm by a ball
from a Flobert rife Christmas morning
while standing on the porch in front
Of his home in Salt Lake, as the re-
suit of a boy experimenting with a
Christmas present.
Fifteen new banks were formed dur.
ing the year, one new life insurance
company began business, one building
and loan company and three loan and
trust companies entered the field, ac-
cording to the annual report Of A. c.
Glazler the bank examiner.
The jurors ompannelled to investi.
gate the accident at the Grass Creek
coal mines, wherein James r. Robin
soa sustained injuries resulting in his
death. returned a verdict to the effect
that the fatality was purely accidental
and not blaming the company
At joint meeting held in salt Lake
City by the Manufacturers and Mer.
chants association, the Utah state
Fair association and the Real Estate
association, It was decided to have
the opening Of the Chamber of Com.
merce on January A. Is and rs.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-01-03

Il is reported that the Northern Pa.
cihc will soon begin the grading Of a
cutoff which will loave the main line
at or near Miles City, Mont, and fol.
lowing a course directly westward will
strike the present road not far from
Helena.
MIR. and Mrs J. b. Lavier, Of Port
land. were struck by an inward bound
wayerly Richmond street car -near
their home Mrs Lavier was killed
outright and her husband is at the
Good Samaritan hospital, probably
fatally injured
r. r. Brady, a prominent Great
Falls, Mont. lawyer. has been indict-
ed by the federal grand jury in Helena
on the charge Of having Illegally
fenced 49, 167 acres of public land In
Valley county. Brady gave bonds for
his appearance.
Allan Thompson, aged 20 years was
shot and instantly killed by his father
inlaw, Riley Patton, well-known
rancher living near Colburn, in the
Plateau valley, east Of Grand Junction,
Colo. Thompson was drunk and had
FIRST threatened to kill Patton.
Mrs Sarah Ayres was mysterlously
mm dered on her farm near Warren,
Oregon She was shot dead while she
was sewing IN her kitchen, and the
weapon with which the crime was
committed. 45.calibre affair, was
found on the floor near the body
A terrible tragedy was enacted in
the kitchen of the little home NJ Fred
Bignami In Portland, when Ciacomo
sayignana, an Italian, stabbed and
/ killed Julia piznami and probably "a
| tally stabbed Mrs Blgnanh's aged
mother-inlav. Mrs. Annina Nismora.
Ralph Blaisdell, assistant to Gen
eral lU.litor Erastus Young, Of the
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific
systems. has been appointed auditor
Of the Oregon Railroad and Navigation
company lines in oregon and Wash
ington. with headquarters in Portland
Authority has been glven Forester
Pinchot to allow grazing for the com
ing year on the newly created Sierra
Madre reserve. Wyoming, OF al
horses, cattle and sheep which have
been grazed for the past three years
on the range now included In the re-
serve.
City Marshal Horace Frlsby was
shot and killed at Lamar, Colo, by two
strangers, who subsequently escaped
There we're no Witnesses to the Kill
ing but Sheriff George Thomas heard
the shots and arrived al the scene In
time to see the two men making theii
escape.
The secretary Of the interior has
executed contract with Jesse w
Crosbey, Jr, of Cowley, WyS., for the
construction and completion OF the
Corbett tunnel settling basin, dam and
spillway, Shoshone irrigatng project
Wyoming. The work is located ten
miles east Of Cody.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-01-03
WOMEN IN RANKING FIELD.
Feminine Finsnclers = Promise Of the
Near Future.

When women began, few decades
ago, TO invade the professions OF law
and medicine, the new departure was
widely and anxiously debated. and
doubts were expressed in many high
quarters whether the body polite
could stand the shock OF such innova.
lions upon established customs. But
the world has gone on revolving just
as 1t did before. and society now re-
fuses to admit that it has been under
mined by q e woman doctor or the
woman lawyer. In nearly every line
of business save finance women have
also been distinguishing themselves
for some years. But while thousands
of women are managing their private
fortunes with sound business julg.
ment aud thousands of others success.
fully engaging in commercial ven
lures, the number of professional
finsnciers of the feminine gender, the
Hetty Greens of the brokers' Office
and the banking concern, Is sill
small, and the woman who mana ses
other folks capital as q business is
so rare as to cause comment vhe sever
she makes a public appearance. But
women are not long to be kept out OF
finance. Here and there the newspa
pers tell of woman bank president
OF cashier vNo is Loyalty supported
and kert IN ONCE by tho male trus
tees hecauss # her proved competen
cy and flel Tacoma Ledger.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-01-03
Summons.

In the District Court Of the Fourth Judicial
District Of the state OF Utah sitting in AMI
fur Utah County.
Peoples cooperative Institution
n corporation,
Plaintiff summons
John p Merritt Defendant.
The State Of Utah 10 the said defendant
You are hereby summoned toapptar within
twenty days after the service NJ tlii, summons
upon YOU. II served within the , ounty ia which
this action IS brought cthetO lee, within thirty
days aner service, aud dsicnt tho above entitled
actisn aud Ia case Of your f,,iurs TO do so judg
ment will he rendered ssains, you &C -ording To
the demand ofthe complaint, Of which copy Is
herewith served upon YOU.
4. J. EVANS,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
roslodice address; box Il, Lehi, Utah County,
state Of Utah
First publication Dee. -, 1905
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-01-03
Notice to Water Users,
state Engineer 5 Once,

state Engineer Once
salt Lake city, Utah Dec. 6, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that 5. W. Ross,
ct al, whose post od.ce address is Lchi, Utah.
have made application in accordance with the
requirements OF Chapter los. Session Laws OF
Utah, INA, Ia appropriate one tenth f.il Of a
cubic foot CT second of water from group OF
springs in Utah County. Utah. Spring No. is
situated at a point bearing south 81 degre 5 IL
minutes cast 2S2i feet from the northwest corner
Of section -. Township south, Range west
Salt Lake base and meridian; Spring no u
situated at point winch bears south " degees
80 minutes west 1872 feet from tn north q'arter
corner OF Section %, in the Township above
namei Spring No. 3 IS situated at point bear
ing south % degrees II minutes west 2lJ feet
from the point last above described, The water
from said springs will he collected at point 100
feet north Of spring No, !, from where il will be
conveyed for distance Of II, tn feet aud there
used from January TO December 81, inclusive.
Of each year, for domestic purposes, aud as a
secondary turpJse, the wstct not 80 consumed
will he used to irrigatc part OF the southeast
quater Of section o. Townships south Range ,
west, salt Lake base and meridian, This applica
ton is designated in the state Engineers once,
a. No VIZ.
All prot, SIS srsint the granting Of sail sp.
picstiou. ststinEihe reasons therefor, must he
made by affidavit in duplicate aud 6isd in this
Office within thuty go days after the completion
Of the publication Of this notice.
Caleb Tanner.
state Ing ueer,
Date Of FIRST publication December H., nos, date
Of completion Of publication January ~. lmi.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-01-03

We care not how yn', suffered nor
what failed 10 cure you, Holiistcr's
Rocky Mountain Tea mukr. the pun
lest, weakest specimen Of man or wo-
manhood strong aud healthy. IS rculs.
r. ]. Wadworlh
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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-01-03

or course your money,
But you get your moneys worth
For what does money mean to you
When Rocky Mountain Teas on
earth? T. j. Wadworth.
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Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03
Foreirn Financial.

LONDON. May Mooney was IN good
q 56S aoo ofl.et tht as SistSibutiSSs Con-
sols were steady. Trading on the Stock
exchange displayed no new features. Dull
ness predominated in the absence OF in
vestors Consols ana other frst-class Sc
curities declined, The decreased bank re-
serve. caused b. the outflow OF cash 70
Scotland. did net affeCt the market. The
steadiness OF prices IN Paris was reflected
by an Improvement IN foreigners. Japa-
nese imperial 6 OF la04 closed at lJlA.
ceived steady support during the forenoon,
but the Atchison bond issue checked the
advance Later the receipt OF the New
YORK opening prices caused uncertainty.
but buying orders received during the last
half hour resulted IN prices closing steady.
kaflrs were depressed. Copper shares
started well. but eased generally with the
decline In the price OF the metal Boston
consolidated and AmalEamated closed firm.
PARIS. Nay G-Trading on the Bourse
today opened with an undecided tone, but
later prices strengthened on rumors Of
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03

EGGS-Ftrm, lee
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03

CATTLE-Receipts were of very fair pro-
portions. but there has been decrease 50
far this week compared with last OF nearly
2O00 head. Compared with year ago,
however there has been an increase OF
approximately 5000 head. The quality
shows very little change from day to day.
Lower markets east and the continued
liberal supplies together with the approach
of warmer weather created a rather weak
feeling IN the trade this morning and open
ing bids and sales were anywhere from
weak to 5Q1Oc lower than yesterday. Pack
ers were not so anxious for the light stun
as they have been lately, nor did they
show any particular desire for the extreme
in the best request and sold TO the best
advantage, while plain, heavy and common
light stun was slow sale from start to
finish.
There was also an easier tone TO the
market for COWS and heifers Neither
local buyers nor outside butchers appeared
to be as anxious for the stun as they have
been lately. Aside from the choice light
and heifery stun prices ruled a shade
lower than yesterday and the trade was
slower than IL has been for several days.
Veal calves were auotably weak at the
recent decline. but the market held Just
about steady for bulls stays, etc.
Fresh receipts Of Etockers and feeders
were very light and largely for this reason
the market held fully steady for all de-
call from any source for the common. light
and medium weight stun and the market
was very weak on anything OF this kind,
also values were hardly QuOtably lower
than they have been recently.
Representative sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03
Wool Market.

BOSTON, May 2-WOOL-The wool mar
act is dull and steady to hrm. II Is be-
lieved that much Of the immediate future
in Boston depends on the developments In
London OF Importance in this country Is
the first movement In new Arizona terri
tory woods at satisfactory prices. In pulled
woods the feature is the Increased interest
In the low grades. FOregn woods are trm.
Leading domestic quotations range as fol-
lows: California secured basis: Northern,
choice, 6ldSSci Lorthern, good, 6J467ci mid
die county, 65,Q66c, southern. 62d6S; fall free,
57a5sC. Oregon tscoured basis): Eastern,
No. pie. 72a73c; eastern, No. clothing,
6sdT0C; valley, No. !, 60G62c. Territory sta
pie (sCOured basis): Fine. 73dTSc; fine me-
dlunl, b6HT0C; medium 65d6bc. Territory or
binary lscoured basis. Fine 6sT7Oc; fine
medium, 65G6Sc; medium, 62464c. Colorado
and New Mexico spring (scoured): X, ESQ
zoe, No l. 63n55c. Pulled woods (soGuIsd
basis Extra, 7Og75c; fine, 62g65c; A Supers,
45d50c
LONDON, May 2-wOOL-A good Sc
lection was offered at the wool auction
sales here today. Fine grades were In
brisk demand and prices were well main
for the continent. Greasy, FIRST combing,
sod at full rates and lambs sold well.
Americans bought greasy, broken hoggets
and poor cOmbings. The offerings
amounted 10 u3,llb bales
ST. LOUIS May 2-WOOL-Steady; me-
dium grades, comblng and clothing. Zde6c
light fine, 9gZc; heavy hne. l5qllc; tub
washed. 29Q87c.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Alter Strong OPENING Prices Advance
sharply and Close Higher.
FROST AND colo WsAIH5R ARE FACTORS
Proht Taking sales Only MILD Cheek
in BuIIiah Market on Predic-
tions of Unfavorable
weather.
FROST AND colo wtA1H.R ARE FACTORS

OMAHA. May 2 1907.
Continued cold weather all over the coun-
try and frosts in nearly every state, to-
gether with great strength IN cables, caused
q rapid and voluminous advance II prices
The wheat market was broad and Of
unusually large volume after prices opened
much higher and advanced nearly he
Other gains were strong In sympathy with
wheat The advance met with a slight
check about noon on account Of realizing
and profit taking sales, but good buying
orders generally sustained prices.
May wheat opened at 14iac bid, an ad-
vance OF nc over yesterdays close, and ad-
vanced to 15sc bid. July options rose l9sc
TO U5sc bid and September options ad-
principally by prevailing cold weather and
predictions OF frost for Tuesday night
Winter wheat Is backward and situation
needed. Reports Of further damage By
green bugs were received, but il Is believed
that the damage IN this respect has been
very strong as crop conditions are gener-
ally unfavorable on the continent, and 42
600 bushels Of wheat were sold yesterday
at seahoard for export. mostly Manitoba
and durum. The close was weaker. with
some uneasiness. due 20 realizing sales
and short commitments.
Corn was strong and at higher prices, In
tympathy with wheat. Cables were higher
and the market prOmiSes 70 hold steady
as long as receipts continue light. Profits
were taken on the slight bulge in prices
and checked the advance, although the
trade was small Export sales at seaboard
were AAvtVV Du6nelH ana the general sllua-
ton is strong. July corn showed the most
strength and advanced &c to 45lzc bid.
Closing, prices were barely steady and
original gains were lost.
Oats were strong under unfavorable
weather conditions, and prices for all OPP
lions made slight gains May cash ad-
vanced &c and July and September options
were up &c. The market closed steady TO
slightly weaker In May options, but firm
for the July and September options.
Primary wheat receipts were SAC 90 bush
els and shipments $4,000 bushels. against
receipts last year Of 24OO0 bushels and
shipments of 1884, 900 bushels. Corn re-
ceipts were 569. 900 bushels and shipments
46l, 00o bushels, against receipts Of 4l7.OOO
bushels and shipments OF 2e3,OOo bushels
last year
Clearances were $4,000 bushels Of corn,
none Of oats, and wheat and -four equal to
17S,O00 bushels.
Liverpool closed ssG7sd higher on wheat
and I'D higher on corn.
Local range OF options:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03
Articles open High. Low. Close. Yes'y.

The leading futures ranged as follows;
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03
NEW POTATOES-Per 10. Sc.
nT - ~, ~, 4 III Nc

POTATOES-Table stock. per bu., 7OdS0c
seed stock. eOCa8l 90.
NAVY BEANs-Per bu.. tl.65; No. z TIA
BEEF CUTS.
No. l ribs, l3l4c; No. ribs, slfc; No. 1
ribs, 90 No. ! lOin, l5ihc; No loln i3lL q
No. 8 loin. i3c No ] chuck, SIC: No
chuck, SAC; No. 3 chuck, SIC; No. round
SAC: No. round. SC, No. round, TAeI
plate, Sc
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03

SHEEI-ITe mHTEEi was IN WuCn Tho
same condition as 80 has been the last
week. Trains were late I'm getting in and
buyers did not get out until a REASONABLE
portion Of the receipts We're in sight That
prices are lower on mutton grades Is GER
tain, and while some Of the very best Of
ferings do not show great decline the
average run Of mutton grades are 1pd15c
lower for the week For prime finished
stun the market IS yet IN fair shaTr but
on other kinds the trade IS sluggish at a
sharp decline.
Quotations on wooded killers. Good 20
N5oqS00; good to choice yearlinEs. lamb
weights, s. .o0u7.75; fair to good yearlings
,aln3 versus, @Sg,.3. 5000 @ ehe1i,,s
to good yearlings heavy weights s. 8ld
$50; good to choice old wethers S65cd7 o.:
ewes, S5.S5d6 s.: clipped sheep and lambs
sell about 81 on from above quotauonsA
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
auOtations OF the Day on various
COmmoditiea.

ION m onAnleas
NEW YORK. May a. FLOUR go Re-
ceipts, 15675 bbls, exports. ass bbls.; mar
patents. t4s5a450; Minnesots bakers So ga
strsights, ts.46GS55; winter extras. 8; %
Q8.o0i winter, low grades, s2I1H 2.sQ.
Rye flour. nrmi fair g g9eed' i@s5Rs.SO;
CORNMEAL,-Steady; fne white and yell
low; f1.e0. coarse. n.1Odl.l2; kiln dried
WHEAT-Receipts. 10000 bu.: spot mar
ket firm; No. red, S0lsc, elevator; No.
red, sQ7tc. I. o. b. ahoat; No. 4 northern,
winter. s2ste T. o. b. anoat Further heavy
frOsts In winter wheat states and delayed
northwest seeding started another scare Of
lNc before checking by heavy realizing In
the last hour and established new high
records for the season SroP dSTsg &c re re
western belt Final prices showed &glAc
net advance May; ,sll5sasL5te, closed At
September, % s-iSaSi1c' closed at q 1915.
CORN-Receipts, 104,lB bu.: exports, ga
04 bu.; spot market firm; No. q eoi4c, ele-
SEC: No ! yellow. 5iEc & Q. 8. Saoat. op,
ton market was without transactions.
S Sllosi9g nso5m 1 hs net hisher; May
oAfS-ReCeipts. $4,000 bu.; exports, H.
$50 bu.; spot market arm; mixed oats, Is 20
% pounds, lz]4q4sc; natural white, % to g
pounds, 4sl4q4sihc; clipped white, IS 70 20
pounds, 50q544c.
HAY aAYI ! 5S shipping SSs5o; SOOd to
HOPs-Quiet; state, common to choice,
1906, ltq1ec; 1906, 4l4qsc: Pacific coast 1906,
HibEs-Du1 Central America. 24c;
BoRota, 24Ac
LEATHERIstesdy; acid. 27H sisc,
PROVISIONS-Beef steady; family,
$1,000 1850; mess, ss.5OqiOoo beef
hams, s24.OO q $500; packet, Rl0.509ll.00;
city extra India mess, $4,000 AGO Cut
meats steady; picked bellies, El0.5Od12O0;
western prime, ss.Sds.s6; refined, hrm; con-
tlnent, 500; South American, 5000 COM
pound, ts25dS.50. Pork. steady; family,
hs.5ogls.00; short clears, Sl7.0OG1S5o; mess,
TALLow-Firm; city 02 per PACKAGE,
&c; country packages free), tSGsfsc.
RICE-Steady: domestic, fair to extra,
- 46h: Japan, nominal
BUTTER-Firmer; street price, extra
creamery, 2dZ71kc; official prices, creamery,
firsts, 20Q sc; state dairy, common to fancy,
30q261fc: western factory, common to nrSts,
lSq22c western imitation creamery, extra,
C C.HEEsEi-FiTm; state full cream. col
ored and white, small September fancy,
i5c; small, October best, l4Rl45kc; good 70
prime, l9g141zc; large. September fancy
l5c; good to prime, n&calSAe; Inferior
EGGsEFirm; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white nc choice,
brown and mixed extra 1890; frsts 10
extra firsts lSals14c; western storage
packed frsts, l7hq1Sc (oficial price l71hc)i
PoULTRY-Aiive. FIRM spring chickens
&d2Sc: fowls 1910; turkeys lie. Dressed
steady; turkeys, lOql4c; fowls lOal4e.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
4 -
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03

NEW YORK. May 2-MONEY-On call
steady, EaG3 per cent. ruling rate "a per
cent. closing bid, "a per cent; offered at
"a per cent Time loans, steady: sixty
days, S1ta4 per cent; ninety days. 4 per
cent six months. ~ per cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER - 5Jkd6
per cent
STERLING EXCHANGE-Firm with nc
tual business IN bankers bills at 81 ss25d
$3.50 for demand and al AS5014 SIS for
siNty-day bills. posted rates 81 SAa4 81
commercial bills. 3S
sILVER-Bar, 65Ac; Mexican dollars.
50ikc
BONDS 90 Government. steady: railroad.
irregular.
Closing quotations OF bonds today were
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03

KANSAS CITY, May 2-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 6,4Co head, including 500 southerns;
and dressed beef steers. s G0G6 %: fair to
good. A75q6.6Q; western fed steers S4.25d
$50, stockers and feeders. $. 25Q55; south
ern steers, SA0Oa5 ~; southern cows, 500
$50; native cows, g. 2Ja49O; native heifers
S.I5d6 10; bulls. S].50D4 AGO; calves. S3.OOa5.5O
HOGS-Receipts, l3Oo0 head; market Pa
sc lower; top, S6.3I1a: bulk of sales. s.. 25d
6.S5; heavy, S5.2Hzq630; packers, s6.25d5.S5;
lights, s.. z5d6 37ik; pigs. t5.s5d6.6O.
SHEEP AND LaAMBS-Receipts go head
market steady: lambs. F.O0dS.60: ewes and
yearlings, S.5Od6.75; western fed yearlings,
s. 25n7C0; western fed sheep, 8. E5a6. 60;
stookers and feeders. &AOod6 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03
Metal Market

NEW YORK, May 2-METALs-Tin was
lower in London, with spot closing AZ elsl
and futures At El9l Locally the market
was steady with spot az Si2 S2lAst42 %
gain IN the London market. with spot
closing e. los lower az El5 IS and futures
81 lower al ElM l5s Locally the market
was steady with lake al s25.Old25 50. cleo
tr0lytic al 4gTlsI34T5 and casting at ga
n23.50 Lead was easier az S. 0oQ6Q6 IA
the local market, but declined 20 as lis 60
IN London Spelter was UnchanEec AZ 20
ia the London market and at Sc 50a5 60 IN
the loca! market Iron was 81 higher IN
London. with standard foundry quoted al
5ss and Cleveland warrants al SIS "a. The
local market was unchanged. with No.
northern foundry az IS Ea26 g5 No
northern foundry al tL75al5 g. No. ! south
ern foundry al S501a26 90
ST. LOUIS. Nay 2-METAL.S-,IsEd
steady, S-s11sg6-A. spslter. hrm. tGf5d
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-03

NEW YORK. May Market
for futures opened steady At unchanged
patty with steady French cables Trad
Ing was rather quiet and the market held
around the initial figures until near the
prices were 70 points net lower on June
ana unchanged 70 points higher on other
positions. sales for the day were reported
6soQ5. sc; September. Ail6. SOC; Dece fnber.
625(s6- eec; March, 6o6s Sc. The world ,
crease Of sii'TOi bSgs for tie month On
April. against a decrease Of &l.759 bags
for the same month last year making
u. STA bass. against 10.86l6l bags last
year. Spot QUIET RIO No Z &c; santos
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