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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-03-30

In soliciting Spooner's place in the q.
s'senate Wisconsin millionaire declares
he wants it Tor only two years, and
would not hold the Office longer. He
doesn't propose to take long chances on
becoming poverty stricken and staying
in the senate until he has to go to work
for living.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
- LIQUOR LICENSE.v :
STATE OF MINNESOTA, }
County of Cook. +
+ Village Of Grano Marais. \


County of Cook. SO.
Village of Grano Marais, } y
Notice is hereby given, That applications have
been made in writingto the Village Council of
said Village of Grand Marais AND filed in my
office. praying for Incense to Sell Intoxicating
Liquors for the term commencing on the 18th
the on he a
at the following place. as stated in said appli-
cation, respectively. to-wit:
John Johnson. On the ground floor front
building, situated ON the sout herly end of lots
nineteen and twenty in block forty-six In the
Village of Grand Marais. Minnesota.
Said application will be heard and determined
by said Village Council Of the Village of Grand
Marais at the Council Chamber of said Village
Of Grand Ma,ais, in Cook County, and State Of
Minnesota, on Monday the LIST day of April, A.
ID; 1907. at 73O o'clock p. m. of that day.
Witness my hand and seal of said Village this
18th day of March, A. D. 1907
[Seal1 LOUIS ENGELSON.
CLARK
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South Dakota can't make up her
mind to stop such fourishing industry
as the divorce mills.

"Uncle Joe'' Cannon is said to have
danced at birthday party at San Juan.
There are others who have made San
Juan sort OF, stepping stone to the
Presidency.
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. Three letters written on 1 postal will.
answer this: Shall We place Your name
on the Herald list3
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SATURDAY, MARCH 80, 1907.

An Ohio girl was overcome by heat.
She fell into tub of hot water.
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3 J. C. HERMAN. ENGEL. Register.

Timber Land. Act June 3. 1S7s-Notlce for Pub
ncauon:-United States Land Office, Duluth
Mimi. Sept. q, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that In compliance
W1th the provisions OF the act of Congress of
June 3, 1873. entitled IAN act for the sale of
timber lands in the States of California. Oregon,
Nevada and Washington Territory" az extern
ded to oil the Public Land States by act OF
August =, 1892, Adam F. Schmidt of Superior
county G OF Douglas state OF Wisconsin, has this
DAY hled IN this Office his sworn state ment No.
11.154, for the purchase Of the sell Of nwI, nek
OF swA and lots and z. section II, township Sc,
north, range west, and will offer proof to show
that the land sought is more valuable for its
timber or stone than for agricultural purposes,
and to establish his claim to said land before
the Register and Receiver at Duluth, MINI,
on Wednesday, the 22nd day of May, A. D. 1907.
He nalAes as witnesses:
William J: Wheeler of Beaver Bay, Mimi,
Emma toetfier and Nathan G. West Of Superior
Wis. John A: Sidney OF Poplar Wis
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
ve-described lands are requested to file their
claims IN this Office on or before said 22nd day
of May, 1907.
1923 &c. HERMAN ENGEr,. Register
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STATE OF MINNESOTA.


Depa ment OF State.
I hereby certify that the within instru-
ment was fled for record in this Office on
the 10Th day of March, A. D. 1907, at
o'clock A. NJ, and was duly recorded in
Book N3 of interpretations on page 588.
JULIUS A. SCHMAHL,
Secretary Of State.
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The State of Minnesota to the above nam
I'd Defendants:
moned and required to answer the com
plant Of the Plaintiff in the above enti-
taGd aGhtion; which is on lie in the office
Grand Marais, County OF Cook and State
of Minnesota. and to serve u copy ofyour
answer to the said complaint on the sub
scriber at his office, IN the City Of Hib-
bling. in the County of ST. Louis, within
twenty days after service Of this sum-
mons upon you. exclusive of the day Of
such service; and if you fail to answer the
said complaint within the time aforesaid,
the Court for the relief demanded in said
complaint, together with Plaintiffs costs
and dis bursements herein.
Dated February 8th A. D. 1907.
MARTIN HUGHES,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
Office: 16 and II First National Bank
Building, Hibbing, Minn.,>
Residence: $40 Third Ave,
Hibbing, Mimi.
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Timber Land, Act June 8, 1Sis-Notice for Pub
: ncatlon.-United States Land Office, Duluth.
luth Mimi Qct0hor ~

Timber Land, Act June 5, 1s.s.--Notice for Pub
luth. MIMI, October S. 1906
y, Notice Is hereby given that in compliance with
1878; entitled IAN act tor the sale of timber
lands i'll the States of California. OREGON. Ne
vada and Washington Territory" as extended
to al the Public Land States by act OF August
4 ls9s. Nathan G.. West of Superior. county OF
Douglas. state Of Wisconsin. has this day filed
IN this office his sworn statement No. 11.179. for
the purchase of the seA of:ne14. lot $. section g.
and swA of nw14 and nw14 of swA dissection 10
IN township q north, range west and
Will offer proof to show that the land sought jig
more valuable for its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes: and to establish his claim
May, 1907.
He James as witnesses:
Dan Smith of Beaver Bay. MIMI, William J.
" Wheeler Of Beaver Bay, Mimi. Nicholas
superior Wis, John A Sidney Of Poplar. Wis.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the
above-de described lands are requested to file their
claims In this Office on before said 22nd day of
3:2a !! e. HERMAN rNf.E1. peo;ater
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Wanted "a few more aupscribers for
tho Herald. There are: onl 70 few ID the
county who do not read 81. 7.=s 8
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No. 96O.-3-3
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF RE.
DEMPTION,
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF,
Cook:-ss:.. District Court Eleventh
"a Judicial District. =
The .Marais Investment Compa-
ny, u Corporation,
r. r. Plaintiff,

American Realty, Company,
]; the Executrix Of the Estate ct
George f. Ash. deceased, Guy
W. Baker, Michael j. Buck,
Gust Carlson. Geenllck John
son Case. Cook County Land
and Iron Company, M. Il. Dem
ming. Leroy j.. Emery, Living
st0n W. Fargo, John j. Fret
tenn. Farmers Banking. Compu-
ny. Henry Feige. Alexander
Fraser, Michael Gosland, James
Griffin. John P. Hollihan, John
Halleran, Andrew Hagman,
Chas. j. Johnson, "a. D. Jones.
Robert Kroja mixer, Jennie Kro-
tanker, John F. Killoran, Her.
man Leisner, Henry r. Lamor-
eaux, Nils Lofda hi, Thomas
larsen. Austin N. McGindley,
Alexander Mclean, jacob r.
Myers, Chris Murphy, Edwin
e. Nesbitt, Edgar w. Porter,
Carl Person, George NJ. Root,
Charles F: Ruggles, Frank Rich
ardson. William O. Stevens,
John n, Stevens, Stone Ordean
Wells Company, Chauncey D.
Steele. Prudence d. Soule, B.
". SeSOs, w. w. SANFORD, JOnn
= y. Sirmeyer., John +. segog.
Fred A. Stockbridge, G. Stev-
ems, Charles H: Whipple. Will
lam Ward, E. w. Wakelin. J. P.
.Mt,eyerhauser, William D.
Washburn DR., alsO all other
persons or parties unknown
claiming any right, title, es-
tate. lien or interest in the
real estate described in the
complaint, herein,
Do fo n a q n fa
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Subscribe for the Herald.

And again Subscribe for the Herald j.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Cook:-ss. District Court, Eleventh Ju-
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su~aes = @ PsFs. sssss>e s4sses lns
ssyst@ $500 30 e<a~ssl te-sss,.sv
! - ss,,v Ts~ sr-s
$50.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGT.

Money on call to-day was nominal a. : csr
cent. During the week rates for call funds
vere.a little hrmer. these fiuctuating between
? and 5 per cent, with the average az abo''
4 per cent. The time money market wa'
quiet: 4 moderate volume OF business
mostly In the short dates. was done a.
Der cent. Tor sixty days. Sl per cent co.
ninety days, and Q per cent for other perlod'
commercial papers was unchanged a.
TO 2 per cent. Tor prime single names and hils
receivable: other names. 7 per cent.
Domestic e~xchanse. on New York Boston
20 2-sdi23c. Chics go zoe. discoun,
i-ioc. premium, Montrsai-Psr New or
leans Commercial, par: banks. Jod,ac IL
count. ~. Paul iSc. premium. MinneapNI'
SOC. premium TO par. Cincinnati Pc
~, Louis-Sc. discount. San Francisco t"'
premium.
Money In London, lH0: per cent. HitSi
az In the open market for shorl AM
three months bills. 3ld3'. per cent. ConS1ls
closed to-day At ~ S-i6 for money and : Z.
FOR account. Paris cables quote the closns
price OF 2 per cent. pentes AZ M franCs
oentimes and Interest. Private rate, Of fla
count. AZ per cent. Exchange on London,
% francs i9H centimes. Berlin sdvices opr''
exchange on London 20 marks aSIs pigs
Private rate Of discount, 81 per cent.
New York Clearing House statement r.
Treasury debit balance. tos. ,7s.
Commercial price Of bar silver iq New lort
eIEc. Silver In tsopdon, 81 Sled. Meric'n
silver oalar quoted ct S7tsc.
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me Nav sfe csftainiv ~ h~sgish steinsut
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lo,sl fes.U'- we've az cars 9Th en ~.
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.a,d The ma'hs, It"Es cent Nv , It,Is
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fhe femsnd "a EOod and he pre@snt run ~
re- eipts sih fali ~ in the Cuurs~ NJ . fortnishs
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from selling higher local rere,pts sere
"a oar~. With t1t stpertest on Nondsv
tHt sFpr NNHNTT~
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hush Tor export w ?. rel. 3.c under New
YORK Drrenlhst q h afost for exports:
No northern Duluth. 90 over Chica 60
December { - h fu'urr- closed '. To &c.
lower
Corn on the spo, quiet Futures closed ,.
to 90. lower,
Oats On the spot. natural white. - 10 70
Ihs san SIC mired. "a To ~ lbs So
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s~es ~ . 80 mssfss 49, Nsa~- . F~e~s
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fseatfItg ihs rufItm us'bfd - te.tlpH
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cay sys',rs tpy~ zen ltuIefsd srsa'ly
w ne aIrc .'Fsultiss Itaf have es-'
~ttet uirrs ari oih.f .rd,s'Fi~- " no
Ne.'str sss',rs o. fhs eos n'rv. rante '
'hos- rev',irina ~ tho high c~~' ~ 'alur
srt 49, ItsgN,is NJ ~ piv ~ fr"i Tho
tlsanng Hosse statement return wsa &C.
'ouptst tavofahlc nn-much Ne no .n~f-asr
N ra.h shown = e. SnOieo vas NEARLY tyi~~
q. mp.h 40 IN. -, an tod Yesterday ant
GA. II, IA. raius = . corr-.tton ~ ~.
pa.--,sf.u,.r, n tho r.'urp IN thia regard
,n ,..nt ~..... n.nk .aa,ss ,ncr,as.i
sseoono having 10. tank surplus. enlarged
nv p.,yly a. saao AMI ~ , Ny,ir. Witch
wakes . 1s.t ,omts,r,son with ihns, ~ IN.
..p. v,.L. m prnyinu. wears IN. araip
market. wer, weaker 'o-dav nn the failure
Of tho a,perted storms ant cold Neathsr IN
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SUB-TREASURY STATEMENT.
Law Stock Market.

Ilve stock Market.
SATURDAy, Sept, 81.
Receipts Of beeves were i.S3t head, Including
u cars direct 20 siaushterers and exporters. and
3 for tho market. About . carload changed hands
81 steady prices. Dressed beef was IN light re-
quest At sti0lsc. per 10. for native sides and IA
DISC for Texan beef Liverpool and London ca tile
and beef markets. were unchanged. Exports from
beef.
Receipts Of calves were ~ head. all Westerns
except I calf. Two cars Of tOs head were held over
Yesterday. making i7s on s.le. 4 single ear Of
serc unsold- The feeling was weak. vcsls and
rssscrs were nominal Dressed calves had q
veAis and 16iec. for country dressed.
Receipts of sheep and lambs were a,Ab7 head.
Including pla cars for siAu ghterers and 10 for the
market. making with the stale stock i.,s can
on Nlc. Sheep were dull and lambs SLOW 20 q
shade lower. with several cars unsold. Common
70 good sheep sold a. :ssN pr 100 lbs; Medium
mutton slow at .aa'1c,. per H., with wethers selling
81 fOG i0l1c dressod Ambs easy at i04f2r,
Receipts Of hogs were 2.S6 head. all for sAiigh
serer direct. Nominal. quota tons, H.7sNe7 per
100 ibaA - hesvy 70 hight STATE and Pennsytvania
hsg~
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MISCELLANEOVS MaRkETS.
Cemee slightly si,gher. hut Quiet Prov,
skOns Firm.

AsmaIl advance here echoed q nse IN Ha'r'
Of a@ti franc and in Hamburg of 3. pfl
on some deli Neries. There Vas no pressuf'
to sell here nor was there much demand
The total Of the sales. 200 bsgs. shows ho"
Indifferent the trading world is 20 this article
santos was I'm reis lower and Rio lsn,1r"
barely steady. though unchanse gel. RIO ".
change was i-S2d. higher At Is o-s2d, ~"
receipts we're i7.0D bags Of Rio and iSn"'
~iveries We're II. sas bags, a. against l3."'
on the previous day and 1907, last 'ear
Options here advanced 5 To IN points. Pre-
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Rio here on the spot was quiet At 80.
for No. I.
ut all active. Prime Western. 500 ~
1913. refined Continent. so. TalloS It'll
li?.so. Pork steady with mess sII5omss
Butter.-B Best. ?sm,s,c. Eggs. Fresh, .
d2sc. Cheese-Fne, lee. Chicago, SEPT ~
THE stronger hog market and light 70.
ceipts impaired nrmness ia provisions rart
Of the day, Local shorts We're the prln'ips.
out fairly liberal oferiass Of octobcr rihs
and January product. which essed prl,r'"
and closed the market quiet" Prices ~ fol
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SU0AR.-Raw was steady. CentrlfpsaI
"a test. $3.50; puscovados 50 test. 3 ssc There
was q reported sale Of q cargo of Java due
to arrive about October ! at equal TO 7o5c
for, centrtfusal % test. Refined was fairy
active and steady G~ranulsted. ATo6t@@
NAVAL STORES. -Spirits OF turpentiue, $50
Common TO good strained rosin. S4.?s.
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BOSTON. Sept. 7i.-There was a nrm tone
Butte being especially strong. closing with q
gain of about I points. Greene Cananea and
kmalRamAted were strong. Trading was
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cuRp srocKs. CT o.

Imports ~ General Merchandise amt Dry
GSO0ds.
Imports OF general merchandise and dry roods
as reported AZ the Custom Houae compare 90 foliows
week q year sgo:
rtfs psek. Last uresk. io0e.
Dry Foods. SEQ, t8.1TS,oe tJ.5A<,18 y.kcS,iSS
General mdse, .. s.s<s,oOi i0.oo6. eo 1855. ,S1
Totals. ,.,. sat- AT sis, sss. GS OF, iSs. 80
with last year:
Dry goods.. -. ,e1N.0ee.0le e1i0.70 - neO
General merchandise -. SSXSs7,i6o 1SsSD,SsS
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Tn imports and specie for the week wer Q
S2ss, oas. Of which sis3. $40 was gold, maxim 4
Exports Of specie were: silver, 1870 77:
gold. none-s total OF 81. $40 SAT. The az
ports Of specie since January have been:
Of go, p2l ,e6i,
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" ~satasrn per,,pa ~ asy islr ~ sns,vss itss'
Il. fss.n s-yth W nerthes~s w'naa
rsT w~s'srr retas Wee sss'c" snd sTf"ns
'slf 10 dsy snd =" H,"rf.~
fsr Osish"rrs snf lsdss" I''n'"N Wv '" "ss
'sir s1d Sarunef IN Hn"rfo~
to' Ansnss. sne~e- = ~ '"
l"~~d y, nu lAr snn w
-.r,n- 1. .s.,.,,
'
The Iulf threatened. bur ~ SATURDAY,
brought forth M storm. lherefors rrtces
we're lower svery vhers. Statistics we're
hesriah, the weather has been good for sew
rrsI weeks. yarns sell lees freely nc the South
and speculation 10 psrsly ssd IN 0ne ssde-
the southern side. Legislative doctors there
have brought this shout kecstpts are In
cr~asine. an already bts visible supply In
beginning to swell. spinner tskins. sre be-
E'"n,ns '",'"s'
and how VIII the mafs"' AVE mem uepti'~"
Of the speculative buner 70 soften the blow
But q big storm and q disaster to the crop
t~Hn' ona"sr ,.enr. ,.,s-~~.
there ~Asats"N e'O'' '"' '-""e' soo"
Weather and much lower Liverpool prices
than had been expected. The upturn was
,.n..d hv New O,l.an. ds.pa,ohe. stating
'""Se"
that = Guh storm MAS hkeiy 20 s'rike the coast
, Washington despatch aid too: me
-, n. ".,,r,,. An ,hs ui..i..,,,, Air.
S'o," ..n','"s :" !. -, r"-
"th thunderstorms ana rams. - VIII co me
"p,. has .,rusk vet High Wind. ar. possible
-, a hnrr,ca,. fore. urlL.lv "
Wv = - --
causc Of the recent nnai collapse was tn.
forced unloading Of several large hui accounts
- - n.I.a,s rh... .c,o,r,s h.a h.en
:" ~ o'''""-
-pot markets would experience a snueeze
sro,, az s6o,,. ~ exno,,ers IN an thar seD-
t.mbsr and early October engagements from
Unfortunately for their calculation. the un-
usually rapid marketing Of new cotton in
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Dcncit. . a.. ., ~: u sSur. 81 .s0s .ss7 Def o., al ~.
The receipts from customs Today wers n. .0s. ~:
from. Internal revenue. esoo .07t. and miscellaneous
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. Sept. st.-rhe statement Of receipts
and expenditures OF the Treasury shown:
This dag. Thts month. PtscoI w.
Receipts. .. ..... q Isl Sat ~, iTey es7 SiBOl 50 ava
Expenditures :.TNoO L.ef0y0OO 1881 "a, iss
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ssst~vsw~
n. M. DvLLssev n CT
NCTNE'ER r.
EXAMINATIONS q RrpOsrs
A1100>fho fMet9v nQDC. rpst stO
- oemee4e 80 eus1s ~ se~ $50 rr
rvs asSs V,fp Wv

TNs sssefv sstfeunenf ~ fHs
rs~ss ~ lks elsv n Sss ft
e. fnss~ss 500 eksf n So ssss @
~ ne eegf>sr~~ales ssab = tf
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I've ehsNfeH FoF FHN W " "T"W =
gasna I'M. .
ner.zlta iH.
isr.s ,.as.y. RI.
Tsssl res.tvs r a
Snrpsus I o. b.
Tho stnouu, ~ Tinted stale is.os
shown IN this geehs ~ststeuspt ts -
an in-rea@e ~ sssl ,sus since lat t.as
th~>s Deposit we're dshucted from .N
sreysse gwen the surplus would h"'W 81.
The following tahls gives ne Tor H"g
NJ cs~h reserve 10 depo-it- ~ fhH .#.
ryomlneut hanks ss compared Nth lH.' pool.
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Important changes since last week 'n .
loans held by the banks and th"ir 'as'
a. lollona
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Cotton on the spot declined s points to
II. 20 for middling uplands. Sales, 20 bales
for consumption. Mobile advanced i-isc.
Augusta declined &c.
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bales, ~
In Liverpool spot cotton vas UNCHANGED.
Sales. 1000 bales, imports. none. MiddiIng.
s.s8d., against g.s0d. last year. Futures
closed unchanged. Prices AZ follows:
Saturday. Frifav.
ScptcHlOer OctoUcT. '.''s's,s.s0 syr1 6.s0H
November December. ....,....ef9lz srN2
January February ...........Su all
March Aprll.. ,........,.,. ,S.t2 S.is
Liverpool cabled Shearson. Hammili a Co.:
Market. very heavy. looks lower"
Fort Worth wired Heavy rains did con-
siderable damage. beating out cotton"
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,s.% w.. r.''-s -. -. .. ~
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the Financial Chronicle IL as follows:
ihtS GreI, IJSt prse. i0OS.
Visible supply. .. , 2.22e,yS s,ls7O $50 liza, 96S
OF which Nmeric an 4 ,J65, sos lzDs.GO l.O0l ,S6S
Came into sight
tOtal ,s...t.s,.. siD.-Jo -Jt.Es o0TZR
Came into sight.
during week ...,.. 2iS,orl t6S, SIS .Ss. 3n5
Futures dropped I. to - points, but re-
covered most OF this. ending barely steady
after estimated sales OF 100. 900 bales. as fol-