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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-03-01
CENTS 4 YEAR

litter, straw. cane chews, or old
spoiled hay, over it. 10 keep Il
from washing the first year.
After that it will not wash. II
you desire 10 now i. for hay,
sprinkle five or SIX pounds OF lcs-
pcdcsa clover seed on it, and
the two 10 ge,her will make lots
OF good hay. II the weeds grow
100 heavy the first summer,
nov them down a time or two.
When you get sod il will Last
= or So years, and the more You
pasture il the better and pref
tier il looks.
Editorial comment: This and
the other article recently pub
lished ia the Gazette from the
pen of Mr.. Day relative to Ber-
muda are two that deserve
special attention. The method
given here of making gullies
productive aud preventing them
from washing is so simple and
effective that one has little ex-
cuse for letting gullies continue
to grow from year to year and
reduce the value of the land.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-03-01
4 Clodhoppcr on Sccdy Statesmen
has. NJ. = here's.

A. understand the thng,hc Lord seed for a~n
Then them Ike
sop~,
Havin the they buy the other likewise there
II the seed do land they necdn greatly
all bills Then assessed
So tnce rake the needed cash and be blcs
should divorced from pumpkin seed
Cong pretend seed help for h need
May but its the heed OF politicians hunting Jobs
Farmers mecns all the time that's which obs
OF their plea unless the all fools
will they DC the cougressmens cheap seed
bought tools.
Bein only i codhopper, aybe can get the view
OF a with the public crib before him. but do
Think spends hard earned for seed get
driven the sheep the goats
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-03-01

~od IN the hole, aud tramplug on
IL. What ~ set out on top OF the
bank will run ou; and hang over
the sides OF the gully and wha,
- ia the bottom will run up the
sides where Il ~ not too steep.
30 they will soon mcc, and en-
iirely sod the unsightly gulley,
making tt more attractive and
profitable.
| have never been successful
with Hcrnuda seed. bat II was
some distance from sodded land
and bad to procure it. | would
send a, once 10 some Southern
scotsman 10 get few pounds
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-03-01

OF seed and prepare the land
ahou, a. You would for Lawn.
only cover shallow. II for any
reason you should get a poor
stand the first year. the follow
ing spring after the danger OF
heavy freezing ~ over Ia~t plow
the whole thing up rather shall
ios aud DISC or harrow i, thor
oughly. Thea the Young shoots
will run out five or six fec, IN
every direction. giving you a
perfect stand.
II your lana ~ inclined 10
wash, whcn rou plant your
grass as, sprinkle little coarse
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-03-01
Quick Work

There are still persons wh q
are afraid TO advertise, but re al
the following;
am placed in the same con-
dition as the lady who had ducks
TO sell. | didn't know everyone
wanted X. /. Red chickens. T
have only young stock now, not
for sale till they are old enough
for me to distinguish the sexes.
Mas. II. J. COCHRAN,
DAlevllle, Miss,
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-03-01
SEhI-noNrHLY JOURNAL FOR FARMERS.
STock-RAIsERs. .Aho THEIR FAMILIES.

STARkvILLE. MISS. MARCH /, 1907.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-03-01

J. ". nay. cev~sal spr ag~. N)as.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-31
GREAT NORTHERN ENJOlNED
FROM 100000, 0CO STOCK ISSUE

81. paul. Mimi. Jan 25--ln district
our today Judge Halltni sisned an
order enjoining the officials If thu
Great Northern from making the pro-
posed increase of $60.oU0. Uoo worth o.
additional stock or from issuing thu
same or any part thereof during tho
pending litigation without first makinG
application in writing therefor 10 tho
Minnesota railroad and warehouse
commission and securing its approval
thereof as provided b. the revised
laws of the state. This is n complete
victory for the state in the action
brought last month by Attorney Gen
cral Young to compel the railroad t.
recognize the state. The Great North
crn claimed that under its original
charter it could Issue stock at will and
that the law granting this power Il
the railway and warehouse commits
sion is unconstitutional. The couT
holds this is not the case.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-31
TT WAS A JOKE"
SAYS SWETTENHAM
Move Started to Depose Jamai'
IAN Governor, Who RebuHed
Rear Admiral Davis.

Kingston. Jamaica, Jan. 25-'It wa
II joke
Thus does Governor Swettenham ex-
!.lain part of his ~affronterY to Rear Ad-
miral Davis, representing the govern
ment of the United states Of Ameyica,
when Yankee %navyinen landed here. fol
lowing the ~earthquak" n fire. AND
preserved order. besides giving free
medicine and food Swettenham has
Gwen out the first authorized inter
view since he ordered the American.
away. lie briefly says:
That is a matter between me and
Rear Admiral DAVIS. to whom must
refer you. My reference in my letter
to Davis to a tramp pi!Iaging the house
of a New York millionaire was merely
a j~ocuIar parallel"
There is a move on foot here looking
10 the recall of SWetIonnam.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-31
SMITH OF IOWA ASKS
FOR A POWDER PROBE

Washington. -. o.. Jan. 25-In view
of the controv"rsS relating 70 patents
on smokeless powder. recently before
the house Will the Qualifications bill
was under consideration, Representa-
tive Smith. of Iowa. has introduced Il
joint resolution calling OF the secretary
of ana b to Investigate
and report to congress nat existing
patents have been granted To officers
or employees OF the government on in
ventions. discoveries or processes of
manufacturing OF production of articles
used by the government of the United
states and how and to what extent
such patents enhance the cost of or
otherwise interfefo with the use by tn.
government of articles or processes -
patented.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-31

And this word. too. . the w,fkfue MN
of this natlon. child labor Is tlIngenp
your Wages down To the ieNfl 1T efild
wages. Every labor leader Ia the com ~
knows this.
How strange that the constitution is i44
ways invoked to prevent eters reform
helpful to humanity and hufifut 10 great
financial interests How strane. that the
constitution: Is never invoked against 'ee
islation asked BY railway and manllfar
turing interests. Why Is the constitu, ion
made to appear 80 mysterious and hard to
understand? 1t is not so. In fact; IL was
made for the guidance of a nation of COM
mon men and women. and was adopted by
Just such men and women at the polls, az
Chief JuHticc Marshall pointed out.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-31


HARRY x. THAW.
:,
y = Ni'",''l ~ ''i.' 49, S,,iN'',s
l1i ". ,.'l"l, on Vri,i'e :" ir"l.e-
,irl % rhii1rvh FeesiN.a Nonall4liNS
nv r''h7s in3 ->'.ii'itS
~, "'S 90 nv 'D"tit"'"'S NOV :
,;.
~, e."a 80, : NJ, '"i9
80,
,afla -, "a ,..,s ~ i'm. sha hacan.
" ,l ha @l "a N'rtlS n,d "a I'''i, 81 o'eMmiy
m,nd ,anI3ly sba nassoa on - IN.
,th., s.1iine H. rasv.r .arni,rS
,,.n, 10 haln sumner :, vi5oued rnn,h,r
ana i,tl. brntnnr Tho, sh, col a ion
in "a m,,sical comaaN
Pet,ed Frin of Men.
nn ~. n5.,h, of i.. .rs. ..n,.era,..
-, Vhr hlSi' " hv, NJ aiP.',"nN
81 49,, = Eashi,
=" 81 ~,
-" ~ ~ .s,,naa -, = F.,
~, -
.Nn'' y" >. -
''t,.'s ~ - - nbo a,,
riN'i ~ ,i''p .".s..7 "
-, $500 n'.,. x 'oait'r s =. :,
1Hi'iS,NT "'.'iS. ~. HHtaii 49, s,,an
G,a,g..I yNTt.t.L - Er,,,.,saI l., lo ~.
S'AhiofG my = SuiPuS' - ~
SuppIiel M, Gli,yls'iGr; 80 49,
Aer ind'A "hlle 'he lSh'S ~ i"iiih.eo
IN the r~estfufauts. nc
~, orniinnntal Ms ahiiit \
- ;,., .a,.ie
" 49,, ~, -. ri,.,, Tbav ,oo
w., yn+.l, frnn, i,ittsh,,rr n.
'aln" !" NV fnFS iroii ig ~. : =
W. ~ IN Ws,'ai' ne
-
son ven, aip' ny ls ili'.p5' ~ 80"
ne pia'ti II ;" hnnls ."uni ~ - =
hhA p.it :" II Ni"'u' ~ y" :
consent ~
nav WINS W''ees 10Y.
Like most mothers. she could MOI say
no ara Harry WAS allowed a large sun
for expenses. He lived ii up in a lif.
of prottigacy and RIGHTEOUSNESS seldom
equaled. In New York h. was - reck
less aud vicious and depraved rs il
London and Paris.
In IN. course of his career Thaw
met Evnlyn Nesbit and won her fron
White. Thu details of the winning. ~
mossiued in the streets. are importan'
rs features of a narrative of depravity
ma narfun,e ana roses. but are to-
varied 10 be worthy. All ma,
come ont IN The trial. and again nom
~ i, :, best il is the story of on.
yoluutnarv stealing Il frail. silly. beau
tifnI little frjn from one of his kind
ise IA. mems what they might. soof
rr,v ana Irr,lvn N.sbit were togethe.
ib,ris ya.nf In London they an
rnI nm .,1 VIII, Next i'm Sev
Nj, ,ha, ,ore hustled from hotel 1,
- ~, ~ ,bat. iasista1 ON occl1
,.. X. s4n,c suitc though nor reg.
"a -. nam ana wifa.
ca..oraa - w.I
S2fa-SfH 81 ~
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-31
STOP CHILD LABOR
m RAnE~ 1EaENEnATES.
SAYS 1EvEH!DGE
'ndiana Senator, in Dramatic
Speech. Warns the South and
the Workingmen.
he CITES HORRIBLE CASES
toys and Girls OF Tender Yeas Com
pciled to Work Twelve Hours
Oaiiy-Serarasc State
Law Futile.

Law. AAtS-
-
W-a.htn-tcn !, Ann -. Senator
seyeriare. OF lsyiiana. held tho sonaic
Guards toa.t, with ms Ada,e~> in be
'l"' 81 "S 't" 70 '''''''' "' ''
in mines. factories and sweat shops
IA. said in ptrt.
The census shows u..ill ..N.,.N ,hild
mr.. .iv n,,-- uns.r T., yr,rs o, me-, ar.
~, rn,.. -.n. ,r
80" AT HN'" ~ s"N"' ~
engages ~ w"rh "tn"H IMAM Asfi'N'"f,
rhil1 tabor u1 ih. farm is good This bli
.t,fs ,to, ur,e, ,ftaat. II strikes. only at
lf5 .i.,sr, ,4.;nn,s mines and
emu
sNeatsfoiS
John Spareo. .ns,hol of The iiiit,r cry
ff TN, .htldien. tclls Of ON, Isttl. eirl AZ
,.,.. ~. ,r, .,tt. .N,,, v.or,A
Nm, ~ 1"nn, NJ, No. =" nnar,ss wh,u rn;s
~. l,.t "A II, IN, .I,fh,.
IN M.
~ & IN. 80 ,,,t~r lit.ls .irl in r,t.r-
SON NM" works in ~. st,anninp
,''l nnnfs -, ~ w3stin, r,le a., wei
!. ~, 49, ,bat .h.n' h., stv h,r III,
VI .arinniir NJ And IN ne .ollcsl
..,,,-s ,t.,., l,.t, Al,r,, and INN
irrds 81 nfhGr nm, rirls must como ONT
r. H., s~urerht,f.d steam. N. rooms I'M lust;
that CONDITION
IL -,lls - ,i,Ss factor, surrounded
NJ, hir, fsnT, wrh several rows at
hSrh,.i Nh. .tretrhra tcros~ ,he top.
winch the foreman cNpiaf ned was needed
hccaus, ii; k',iS til" Young imrS inSid'
one, We have got them To- ,hc night
-hfft
He tells of a my sirl wears old who
had worked tw,lN" hours a daN in an
pNstet-cannias factory at oNiord. Md
l-hmruts employing Young children
Aocd n. Works IL Hours.
Mrs. John Van Worst Who made pain
lahor in southern cotton mills. gives scores
If Illustrations, with places and dates
She tells OF a little girl II years old al
work in the cotton mills at Alabama city
who ~ th" clos" Of the days work was
too tired 10 stand up. and who thus lie
scribed her work.
"Ther, Is the first ben NJ half past : in
the morning. That is for ringing us up.
Then there is the second bell for break
fast: and they do not give us more than A
few minutes to eat before they begin cali
ing rs at twenty minutes To g.
They get out Of the mill at twenty mi'se
with half an hour for lunch for a girl II
years old.
She tells of a group of factory children
whom she thought were trying 10 anus"
themselves like other children. but when
she asked them what they were playing,
piled we don't know how 10 play @,m.
- rr". ~.
VIZ ,sl"h. NV . .rn, :" ~.
Hddarns ma. rona@rfll wona, whom III
Nu,"ricn hnanrs t,l,ins nf h", r"rson,iit
~, ii,.in ,,itri /, = ~ IA Ia u,nr,, in
snn horn cotton min have not re
f,rr,5 to INC c,sas where cold water is
,hrown ON lttl. chiidr.n to keen hem
swaka ar ,,hnr of IN, more hiaeois forms
~ mis- rbild nurie, of which This last
is an illustration Ail of III, Examples
nav, ,,iy.n can b., sup,orr.4a hN t.sti
mouy under oath and are given hotaiis.
hoy me- tvpical on thousands al similar
.a4ss
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-31
YOUNG GIRL IN
SENSATIONAL ATTEMPTS
To COMMIT SUICIDE

West Branch. Ia. Jan. -.
= T:olinda Dean girl u l.. tried I
= his morning three times to com- (
= NIT suicide ler West Branch. 4
y She p~rostratel herself on the Z
railroad track. her head on the
= rails. as the train approached.
= for some cause unknown. In
y each case the engineer stopped
= the train just IN time.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-10-03
UTAH STATE NEWS

october 10 viii be Utah day at Tia
jamestown exposition.
A grand jury will be called in Salt
Lake City on October ., to investigate
the alleged food trust.
Salt Lake now las pen factory,
the only factory west of Akron, Ohio,
that manufactures fountain pens.
A Salt Lake concern is now import
ing Kansas butter into the capital city
and selling the best creamery grade
for 30 cents a pound.
The sham battle fought by the G.. A.
II. veterans at ogden last week was a
grand success. veterans from all over
the state taking part
The Standard Oil company is to
have a rival in the Utah field, accord
ing to the latest reports, new com
pany now being in the process of for
nation.
John ]. Holland, a miner. met In
Giant death while at work in a Park
City mine a mass of loosened rock
falling upon him, crushing him be
meath Il.
Walter Clark, trainman, and Pau
Iosrin. an Austrian, were severely
burned by the explosion of quantity
of copper at the American Smelling q
Refining company's plant
John McVicler the pioneer Sal
Lake assayer from whose office th'
ores from Utah's first mines were as
sayed, died in Salt Lake City on Tho
9th, after a brief Illness.
Friend Stone, former resident o
Ogden, was accidentally killed a
Reno, Nevada, lasi week, his revolve
falling from the holster and explod
ing, the bullet passing through his alb
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-10-03

Attorney General NJ A. Breeder
gives his opinion that under the state
law county officer cannot be paid
by the county of which he is an of.
ficcr anything for his services in cN.
cess Of the salary prescribed by law
and allowed by the county commits
Bioners
Park City people are beginning 10
complain about the prices beine
charged for foods. Until tie reoen-
stirring up in Salt Lake prices In Pari
yCity were lower than elsewhere, hu
now. It Is claimed, the prices arc be
ing raised.
George Beesley, a miner, fell 1OC
feet down a Park City mine, head
first and his face and head are cut
and bruised, the lower jawbone +
broken, and his back injured, Bees
ley was working by himself and was
not found until the morning shift
went to work.
The protest of ogden against tho
screeching graphophones that make
din in the nickel theatres Of the city
was formally presented at the council
meeting last week, when Councilman
Dickson introduced a resolution to
direct the chief of police to abate
them as nuisances
The Escalante valley, from Milford
to Modena, is receiving considerable
attention Just now as to the agricul
tural possibilities of the desert. FIX
perts in the employ Of California cap
italists have been haunting the desert
expanse recently. investigating irri
/ oatg-s ,~~~tNilitios
Stomach troubles, Heart and Kidney
ailments can he quickly corrected
with a prescription known to druggists
everywherqas DR. 9hoop's Restorative.
The prompt and surprising relief which
this remedy Immediately brings is en-
tirely due to its Restorative action upon
! the controlling nerves of the Stomach,
etc. For sale by +. j. Wadsworth.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-10-03

haHhtawsaH
II has been rumored that the
schwarzschild & Sulzburger company,
which has large paek,ag establish
ments in Chicago and Kansas City, is
considering the placing of an exten.
sive plant in Salt Lake City.
Chief Of Police Sheets Of Salt
Lake City must stand trial on a
charge of accepting a bride Of $500
from the alleged McWhlrter bunko
men, as a result of decision rem.
dered by Judge Morse last week.
The registration at the state Uni
versity has reached 100. OF this mum
Der 4S3 are college students, making
the largest registration of college
students in the history of the school
| The number OF preparatory students
| is 273.
Robert S. Campbell, formerly gen.
eral manager, Of the Utah Light &
/ Railway company, who attempted Ia
end his life at Logan several weeks
ago with razor, while temporarily
demented, has completely recovered
from his injuries
Alex Agondet was accidentally shot
while hunting for some cattle near
Ogden Agondet carried a shotgun In
his hand and while running fell over
a stone. The gun was discharged and
the shot lodged in his wrist and thigh
lnhicting painful wounds
Daniel McCullum, who was sent to
the state mental hospital from Provo
last week, was apparently driven in
sane by the apparation OF a dead
friend. McCullum claimed that his
friend, who was killed some time ago
| we oo.startIv hv his eide
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-10-03

suffered day and nhasat the tor
ment of itching piles, Nothing helped
me until used Doan's Ointment. 1t
cured me permanently. Hon. John
r. Garret, Mayor, Girard, Ala.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-15
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. SEPT. 1.-THE statement of receipts
and expenditures OF the Treasury shows:
Thts dav. THIS month. FNse0l vsdv.
Receipts. ..... q .Ii7J0o6 SsS.iiSyuI tisf.S1.SIi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-15
N AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call to-day was quoted nomln ally
at 3 per cent. During the last week call
money rates advanced sharply in response
to the demand caused by the unusual an sncisl
operations that occurred during the period.
Funds loaned N high - eI per cent. and O.
low as : per cent. with the average q about
S per cent. The market for time money was
quiet; ruling a, ~ per cent. pr sixty days.
cent. for other periods. Loans were made
IN moderate quantity and rates differed very
snsht,y rom Day to DAY. Commercial paper
: Il: GUAM Ss%.. q .sna 6 S.ll. per r.s c:St; e! e Sts.,
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
10 :-s@i?,,c. discount. Chicago ioc. die.
count. Charleston Buying, SIC. Discount
selling. i-loc. premium. Montreal - Per. New
Orleans Commercial. par; banks, sO6 aSc,
discount. 81. Paul -i5c. premium. Mime
apolts -SSc. premium to par, Cincinnati
Par. st. Louis Par. San Francisco Oc.
Money In London. 3 per cent. Rate of
discount in the open market for short and
three months bills. SSd< per cent. Consols
closed to-day at =? S-le for money and So.
Tor account. Paris cables quote the clcsing
price OF per cent. rentes a ~ france "a cen
cent; Exchange on london. Is francs -
or london. 20 marks Is< pigs. Private rate
OF d~lscount, 81 per cent.
New York Clearing House statement: FL.
changes s:<7 1887. balances. %, s0e, SO.
Suh-Treasury debit balance, SiSS s2i,
-Commercial price OF bar silver In New York.
67A.c. Silver In London, ~ S-iS. Mexican all
yer dollars quoted at S3rc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-15

FLorR.-rsln and steady. Sales. 1000 hbls,
Prices as follows; Spring: Patents. o. .SOa,
SS.;S; clears. SS,iSmes.SO. Winter; Clears.
$500 o. 10; s~traights. 81. IA q. 90. Rye -four.
~. 45dS S.lS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-15
RmR 90 nm RaRAMK

NJ sstsf .9lgef.s9 k&xesss - nzsstses 10
eas 100 ~MgssR tstt~s 80 go $3.50 sss
- lssNaW - 80 Gee 40 Nas4 90 -
$50 eeef aansss tssstssx ~ eM<sw s~~sflsfNe
ssfss ssss~ ~ @s~st~v ssf- ~<<f ssfe-~s~s
ssssas res 49, SO tEss q pss s~ss PMS
fsss - Pps ees@ts< q fNe ssss ~ tNN<~xsF
80 As~ss eafs N~~f go ga fs~ v.<H $3.50
et~Ns~ee sses Nwe fnsx y fNs<s - sH
sfe@sg teaTes ~ gRs $3.50 arp~<<xws
80 et~tHre~s " sss HsFsss sss sse ese<~sess
n~NlNs 49, aNpNF apsgts " fFstsssF seN
80 fsFsss y 80 fFiee fNs ssssa 80
80 rffssfHst lsssss - FWps sgesp 800 assSHs
- ~ H@ s.#ss ss,tts~ nvss~e
q s~s~ss tr4 10 ~@4~ 80 ~ts~lt~ss y
HsH4 BE- ssfnss WsNsfsfff 80 90 "
safsfs f-Fsespa Hert - f@sa " 80 stssess
~ SO Hsfe W NftNse
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-15
MISCELLANEOUS MARkETS.
CsRee steady -PrsVissOns Easy.

The coffee market was still in a rut and
from the present indications seems likely to
remain there for a time, The crop may be
ANAL, but that remains to be seen, Few
have faith in the Ions side Just now. Some
months were a trife lower early on liquidation
and later they were u shade higher Oh local
buying. The market was featurelese.
Coffee on the spot was steady, Rio No. I.
81 "a s.S, FItSrss were UNCHANGED 70 /;
il, 900 bags. Havre was unchanged TO ".
lower. Hamburg was pig. lower. .Rio
isId. stock, .sss. 900 hays. santo. was 50 refs
higher. Receipts, 1000 bags; stock. i.tss. 900.
pricea here a. follows,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-15

Cotton on the spot declined 20 points,
Middling. U; zoe. AGAINST 9soc, last year. No
easier. Middlina- New Orleans. iSc.: Mobile,
iiIc.; Savannah. i2i+c. The movement was
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-15

Nes&S 49,
ahs~xas - &sssns9ssmh
ss~~s ssssw s~~~ss s~ss % sss 80
ssssy 80 ~ 80 p<s~ <sss~s ssss tu-~s
s1sres 800 sts ss~s-s.~~sst sssss
80 sssSs - 900 $500 e~<~~sss sss~ so t~ssse
se~ ip~-ss ~ ass<s 700 a<sssg sss@
ss~sss~s eco 80 Sss~ss t~~~s~s eos *s~se
fNetss ssIfs -.ss-rss<~s ssxs<k~W~s t~uss~<
s~ssss y ssns& go ss~<ss rsSs~~A
asvs-sc - issmss~ ss~es fFsss - sss 90
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some time 20 ecms there vitl be eorssdersbls
oats dscitOed WITH the resi- " the list The
ves'ber vS fsvsrsble and con.ldersble
hanids,icn cc.urred there va. lt,le dts
position ~ soil for short srrount. however.
owins ~ the admitted shortage w the crop
and The lish, stocks chicago received 80
cars and ex pecta sS to-day,
rnE p MARNprs.
Wheat IN the spot vas active Ssles,
I'm. ON bush for ~ pot. No. ? red. Ne. under
December Z z. y snoai for esport No !
northern Duluth, iac. over chicago December
q b. snoat for export Futures closed
'.a'.c. higher sales, .ooe. ooo bush.
bush. <o. >. '5c. Futures closed "a nc. lower.
No sales.
Oats were dull On the spot. No sales.
Natural white IN trscs. ~ ss' &C.. white
clipped. ao@stc.; track mixed. 5ac.
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