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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-05
ATLANTA LANDS
 SPLENDID GAME
M'kENZlE KNOCKED FROM BOX, AND SPADE DOES MAGNIFICENT WoRk-NEW ORLEANS GETS MORE HlTS-No ERRORS.

Atlanta. September 4.-Atlanta defeated New Orleans in spirited contest to- day. srade relieved Mckenzie in the third inning allowing the visitors only two hits in the next six innings.
 lA..In. A A.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-05

Monroe, La. is trying to get 1oetoh States franchise. From all reports 'ie ta1,. should be easily accomplished.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-05

While Babb stated that ne "oulon ,. ho,,o tho came which KaVanaugh forfeit ad to Shreveport immediately after that action was taken, Memphis legal talent is after Kavanaughs scalp, and incidental ly. that game. as well, when it is seen that the pennant might be won by the margin of a single game. The Memphh' too are anxious that the directors ptooe inc charge of the "doctored' box, ~hlch Frank after considerapIe plo"ins' dropped and dropped gladly too.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Philadelphia, September 4.-The effec- tive pitching of Bender caused the de- feat of New York today, R.H '. New York ..-,. .. Q. 200 0d0 CO., , Philadelphia . .. |. ..210 o10 000"-4 10
 Batteries. Newton and Thomas; Bender and Schreck.
 Cleveland. September 4.-Cleveland de- feated Detroit today, punching hits off Mullin RH. t Cleveland . .. .. .. .. o41 col ooa--6 Detroit .. c. .. .. Q. 0l0 O30 lw-o II
 Batteries: Liebhardt and Bemis; Mullin and Schmidt.
 Chicago. September 4-Unusually fine fielding plays marked today's game, wnlch Chicago won. R'H F.: Chicago :. ..t.... .. olO lOo o0'2 10 St Louis .. .. .. .. 01o eco ooo-i
 Batteres Altrock and Smith; Pelty anu Spencer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-05

Augusta. as the Sally season came to close, presented Heinie Busch. the old Montgomery shortstop, with loVlhs cup
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-05
FANS TO GIVE PLAYERS
 S250O IF ATLANTA WINS

Atlanta. September 4.-tspeclai)-Now that Atlanta is so close to pennant the fans are asking what is to be the re- ward of the players if the Gate City cops inc rag. the first in twenty years and more.
 If is stated on authority indisputable that the sum of s2500 will be given the team hy the fans if the club wins. In addition there will be benefit per formance for the payers-win or lose which will add to the payroll.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York. September 4.-Brool<lyn and New York split even today a double header. The second game was called by agreement at the end of the seventh.
 First game: R.H. E. Brooklyn :. ..ooo 0ol o0o-1 l New York . .. .. .901 GOO oos4
 Batteries: Mcintyre and Bergen; Me GinnitY and Bresnahan.
 Second game: RH.E. Brooklyn :. ;. :. q. ....1oo o21 e-4 Now York . .. .. ...O1o 2eo o-3
 Batteries: Fucker and Ritter Lynch and Bresnahan.
 Pttsburg. September 1.-The Pittsburs$ took both games of a double-header from the Clncinnatis today.
 Finst game: K H. 'E: Cincinnati :. :. .. ,.ooO GOO Oo0-o 5 Batteries: Dusgeby and Gibson; Weln'- CT and Mclean.
 Second game: 6'h. .|; Pttshurg ''.'o@ oo- Cincinnati :. .. . .. GOO 10l o-2 Batteries: Williams and Gibson; smith and Coakley and Mclean.
 St. Louis. September 4.-Chicago won an easy victory today over St. Louis. c,bi.ogo .Ooo o04 4oo--s 10 st. Louis .. .. q. .OOo GOO 1o1-2 Batteries. Raymond and Noonan; Reui- bach and Moran
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-05

Two base hits. Hurlburt ?, Richards. Walters.
 Three base hit Richards. Stolen base, Negihbors. Struck out. Ragan {. Suges ,. Bases on balls Clarke l. SugSs 1. Hit by pitched ball. Suggs . Demont
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-05

The semi professionals or New orleal.s OTTO herominy stronger and stronger. Joe Riclert. for years Southerner. IS now heading one of these aggregations. Lave Cross will play on one of the teams m the winter. and Jim Wiggs is coming so,th to join one. Louis Zehner, whom Nashville used in a game against New orleans. is as good as the majority oi regulars in the Southern league
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-05
Games Today.

Memphis In Birmingham. 4Iew Orleans in Atlanta. Little Rock in Ma shVille. Shreveport in Montgomery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-05
MEMPHIS DEFEATS
 THE COAL BARONS SuggS Was Ineffective But
 Clarke Was Too MISERABLE FIX HIeITI0N Locals We're Dead From Beginning to
Locals Were Dead From Beginning to End-Dd Not Try to Defeat the Leaders-Ragan Did
 Well, However.
THE STANDING.
Results Yesterday.

Memphis, 6 Birmingham. 2. Montgomery. ?; Shreveport, 2 Nashville, 8. Little Rock. 5. Atlanta, 1 New Orleans, 3.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-05
Farmers In Convention.

Quite a number of the most prominent .book farmers in the country are at the Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical college now. lecturing farmers and others interested on special lines of agricultural work. This meeting at the college is a roundup of the farmers institute work that has been done over the state during the past few weeks. Among the lecturers are H. B. Currie of Illinois, who Is president of the National Dairy Show as- sociaton: Prof. Archibald Smith of Michi- gan: C. D. vors of Ohio. and others of that lass. It e, peeted that at least 5oQ Mississippi farI ITS will attend the meet ing the railroads having granted ex- cursion rates
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-05

They are reviving the dope about MO I,ilo getting into the Southern league. The case is hopeless.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-05
lark 3 (suggs and Rich

and smith. Clark 3 (sugss and Rich atdsl.
 Passed balls Harlburt ?. Wild pitch, Suggs.
 Double plays, Garvin to Demont to Meek.
 Innings pitched, Clarke 2. Ragan S. Hits apportioned. Clarke D. Ragan }. Time of game, 1:i5. Umpire, Pfenninger.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-05
Was a Bad Negro.

It $ stated here that the negro. Jesse Robinson who was killed at Byram a few days f'nce. but until after he had killed one constable and wounded an other, was wanted in half dozen places for murder one being Mobile, where he is said to have killed a policeman about nne Vfar ago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-05
Pointers tO FQ11dO171

The game full of hitting and ooe impossible
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-05
DOPE SHEET.

Nashville has released Johnny Dusgan
 Outfelder Manning Is i'll. and Memphis is using Pitcher Bills in the outneld
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-05

We will teach you telegraphy and railroad station work in short time and guarantee you position. Write us; 317 Brown Marx Building, Birmingham Telegraph College.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-05
Green Undertaking Company.

E. T. Shaw & Son, undertakers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-05
Continues In Office.

Dr. " S. Sims. superintendent of the State Institution for the Blind, has with drawn his resignation. and will continue at the head of this great institution a while longer. The governor and other members of the board of trustees had used strong arguments on the superin- tendent. and he finally consented to stay.
 Miss Sophie Langley was elected music teacher, and the faculty is nom complete.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-05
POLITICS BARRED
 FROM BUSINESS City Council of Jackson Handles
 WaterworkS Question NEGRO FATALLY BEATEN
Brute Father Beats His Two Sons and One Will Die--Negro Faces Term In Convict Farm for His
 Cruel Deed.

Jackson, Miss, September 4.-(special) ) At the regular monthly meeting of the city council it was determined to leave the management of the water works plant, recently purchased a special cleo tion in the hands of the council, or rather, it will be placed under the man agement of City Engineer N. G. Kirk patrick, and the council will exercise a general supervision. The local newspa- pers had demanded a water commission as the best means of keeping the big plant out of politics, but the council did not see that such a scheme would come as near keeping out of politics as to leave the management in the hands of the men who are elected by the people
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-05

 and of and to love the Crackers
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-05
Negro Boy Fatally Beaten.


 A case of cruelty, such as was never before heard of in Jackson came to light last night when a little 10 year old negro boy fell exhausted on the back gallery of home where he had been taken care of for several days The boy managed to explain that his father had whipped him nearly to death. and stated that his younger brother was as badly abused as he had been. The police were notified, arrested the inhuman parents of the boy and went to their home to see about the other boy. He was found in bed uu- able u move. and all but dead. He had been whipped till he was a mass of cuts and sores from head to foot. the cloth ing having been beaten into the flesh In numerous places. Physicians were called and expressed the opinion that the young CT of the two boys would die. but that the other might pull through. The case has been reported to the grand jury and an effort will be made to send the brute to one of the state convict farms for a good term of years, and where. if he does not do as told leather strap will be used on him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-05
A Beauty Contest.

Manager J. F. Mckay of the Mississippi Exposition company. states that one or the most interesting features of the big state fair this fall will be a Beauty Contest" The several towns In the state will be invited to put up their prettiest young lady as their champion in the con test here, by which means 1t Is expected to have some fifty or seVenty-tive en- tries for the handsome prizes that will be offered for the prettiest girl in the state In connection with the beauty show will be the flower show, thus mak- ing the parade doubly attractive
 Longino Is Prohib
 Ex-Governor Longlno has printed a card denying the language attributed to him by Frank N Evans in The Age Herald as to prohibition. The governor thinks the writer got him mixed with some other fellow. He has always been dyed in the-wool prohib and the core spondent made him out f1rst-rate whisky man.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-05

Ragan did good work save in the ninth inning when Richards crippled, and Hurlburt scored him on double.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-05

In the third inning. Pitcher Clarke scored run for the Barons.
 He couldn't have done otherwise
 He was walked
 He took second on a passed ball. went to third on an out, and scored on a wild pitch.
 In an attempt to retire him al second he sustained injury to his leg which caused his retirement.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-05

Here is the history of he third in ming:
 Babb flied out to center. Neighbors hit safe and stole second. Carter was walk ed. Carey, thereupon. hit safe to center and Neighbors tailed James went out to the infeld but Richards doubled to right. Two more runs counted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-20
REEF TRUST CONTROLS.
Non York Butchers Dressed
Buys va = - "
Meat Company, Its RiUal.
.-.sr.rt in the New York Butchers

,..v interest in the New York Butchers
OoIN Neat Company, No. 4s7 Eleventh avenue.
pre- : ,s-iralfzed for s.. 1000. and which was
Wiz % fight the beef trust, has been acquired
fTsI ,-11st and the company VIII be merged INTO
o,-nbination on OCTOBER L
s9sl - bloch president Of the corporation. and
Az 1,,,c+,saaUrr treasurer, viii retire. together
ss1O1 ooiority Of the stockholders Some Of the
VIII 1a,,ing stockholders, who are in the minor
sen -. - aruvove OF the surrender 10 the trust,
10 ..ev are helpless 10 stop II
sat - Is added this latest move Of the beef
r.s,,se The New York Butchers Dressed
rust -,s-7, v-cs organized by retail butchers in
Nea- - a4rer the United Dressed Beef Company
Na,- - sold TO the trust by the organizers. the
.h BE- butchers. Angry at this deserton OF the
Al.,,se3t opposition to the big combination.
ihoe -he most wealthy retailers started the new
company 10 GU - Az
Ne" - +-srsfer Of the United Dressed Beef Com
u $50 Eve shares Of stock were given by the
l1-s combination for each share held by the
ne-e -,aors and while similar terms are said TO
e4+ about the retirement Of the retailers
rom The fight 10 eN1' - 4-- "a > - ~ ~
,.e, c.1tainable-
pc 80 Ioseph. formerly ce-president Of the
Fl-..hud & sulzberger Company, has been
- - = charge OF the business OF the New York
60, Dressed Meat Company as representa-
ba'S she rust. The latter has also acquired an
49,
in,e s,lzberger Company. but the control Of
emu -,-y fs stfu in the hands Of Ferdinand
~ ss,s its president, and his sons
s54,r 70 q statement made by Ferdinand
AOoo- the trust acquired the 40 per cent OF
SUI s-,n Frederick Joseph and one or two 9TH
s'OoA 1s--e- small stockholders in Boston. ana
es' s-r-serse-s had no opportunity to buy the
roSk - =, ,.-r 20 scbvarzschild,
-,.--,e- in the business. and the stock &C
e. by the trust was carried on the books OF
=, company in the name OF FTed .a. o9s fba,
" - -ezIIr owned the stock. said Ferdinand
fs .-Tv,e trust cannot offer money enough
$50 ne 70 sell out We are competing with
- 1vr- TIE country and shall continue 10 90
90" -o..s Gov e ron Cs,0 but X
Is - have three times that amount inVes ste
re business Il this city, Chicago. Kansas -
- ,o;nrs in the West With THIS rival guy
- Wv The Bee Trust would be free 10 III
- .be rrade at tts own terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-20
MARKET FLUCTUATES.
Transactions Light-Tendencg Up
zcard host Of Day.

,-- --i,es On the Stock Exchange yesterday
about Saturdays closing figures resPo1G.'is
:. assuring advices from Loncon' anu
90 ~ The Gay the tendency was up".A1-
- --s,sscttons were on comparatFeIy sIiA-'
- -. -o+., sales being less than 10000 shares
So .s. -rera frequent One OF the factors
:, - .-,,-o,-a-,ent IN The morning was ruInor
-. ..e Presidents speech al ProVlnce00"h was
80 10 as 1,ncomproraising as had been eApeC0eo'
-. reoo-r TIE origin OF which nooooS '
-s-s-1heless causing some covering OF sn0r1s'
-sss attention was given 20 the ammo uhOeiiis-1t "a
81 engagement Of gold for export 10 germany
.,eE. bsz,e been expected. as. although that en-
-e-.,- Vas = special transaction foreign eX-
ebsrys rates again made a sharp advance beins
-,v N. much under the figure at winch solo c@ii
,-4.zhlv be shipped abroad without CONCESSIONS
se-s allowed the shipper
-he-s was less appearance OF forced HquloaIIoH
s.n sn- several days previously. but some OF the
..--s,-s s,,rpested that recourse had been
80 ~ s.-onr boxes There was 4 sale OF 100
.hs-es os Chicago & Northwestern. preferred Tor
Instance AZ 49, net decline Of points from the
as- preceding sale and one Of 100 shares OF amer
tcan EXPRESS stock at $50. % points down whlle
SO shares OF Omaha were sold at from Up TO H.
ths close being at 1151z net loss Of points The
:.action issues were weak. Brooklyn Rapid Transit
ring 10 sssk its lowest since 1904, and closing at
"a net decline Of ~ points ELECTROMAGNETIC
rspoltan common ard preferred. lost respectively,
and "a points The stock Of the Distlllers
Securities Corporation suffered an extreme decline
q 81 points selling down e, on rumors Of
federal investigation and Of a coming decrease in
The dividend Il was said that this stock. which
was the weakest on the list, was being unloaded
By the pool and also that the selling represented
TIE closing out Of large account insuf1ciently
margined
In tire last half-hour general selling movement
began prices yielding easily under concerted bear
attack: but almost at the close fractional rally
occurred Final prices were irregular, with frac-
tional net gains shown for most Of the active
issues
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-20
OTHER mARkE1s-RY TELEGRAPH.

East Buffalo Aug LEmhe nTos stesrs
ST. 55 So IS; shipping, 50 4Ogs so: butchers - -
IS 60 heifers S. so IS 40 cows. s. 22q g. %:
s. - fresh COWS and spring aeo bead
active and 25c higher: So SIS 20 HOGS-Reeelpts'
IA 500 head fairly active and 1O913c LOVER nsa4y
IS * m S6 TO- mixed IS SO IS: workers. 50 BOG y 90
pigs $Qs7 10 roughs 50 40g 50 co. stags spSS s 70
; 600 head: sheep active; lambs slow: lambs 30 pug
81 10 yearngs. IS SO %; wethers 50 5Ogso' ewes
81 500 SIS 25; sheep mixed. 81 5OG So 20 - ooo
Kansas City. Aug 19--CATTLE-FecelPt e L0;Voo
head market steady. $50 81 10; SCUM
ern steers So Esq 81 So Southern COWS. *Zg % 90
native cows and heifers s2Q$J 49, stockers ana Ieee
ers IS IS IS 80 So SIS 60; calves. 50 Dug 90
western steers. Sass So Western cows g oog 81 %
FIOCiS-Recepts 5000 head market steady TO &C
lower Heavy. So sOgs6; packers. So cog 80 10; pigs
and lights, q SIS 10. SHEEP-Recetpts. SOU heal
market steady Muttons s5Gs5 75 lambs. So so
nS7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-20
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York August 10, 1907.
CoFFBB-The coffee market opened duh unchanged
prices ana closed dull net unchanged 70 points lower
sisted OF switches positions.
pesn TnarEsts OF Which HarTo vas u1cianssd
ApS A1 anDqs qge oq S pig sh anger and wbe
receipts a. the two ports continued very light the sac
although remaining wei. below the figures OF
rainy in two ana cloudy in three sections
Ssast any imaesae expansion in the daily receipts
teceDts at Rio and Santos tor the last week were "a go
receipts have 900 bags 900
house deliveries from All United states ports Tor the
week were about 500 bags against ~ 400 tor ne
same week last year The market toT sPSo c9 31
The warehouse deliveries in the United States ior
ana isss isss year: Of the former amount New
EeI2rsed S0;5S4 pss' 1e M 90 aSaiTSt $4,000 last
3Ss- 0co last year The following shows me
ceaso I7s eo 6aEs iaei1a1ns $1,000 to the
ssI65en1 ay =. bas Of c a2 coo wero Tor
Iniied States aad $3.50 oG ~ me fnited states and
Europe; shipments, 16e 600 bags OF which 80 go
y ID co. and stock is 5000 6sss
CoTTON-The market was quiet today. with
d9i nef anchsnsed TO points sales for the
pots sereraIy higher on tke active months
result Of Higher cables dry weather in the
Weston belt sa some GoFos s 0g stock x sTket Snort
y after the opening prices showed net sain OF
demand sustain The advance and the market later
of o a the closing prices OF last
Saturday there comparatively little move
Tnent closed at Just about the lowest
point q The Eeaviness Of the New Or
leans helped TO discourage fresh buying for
long well the delay IN securing reliable
weather and spot news from the South owing TO the
poor wire service Reports from the Western belt
received from private continue bullish both
a crop outlook and the attitude Of prospective
holders being said that forward engagements are
difficult but people in the Eastern belt write
the outlook for the Is good. and that
planters and others committing themselves heavily
for early crop shipment. Y ts supposed that
weekly report Weather Bureau due
tomorrow give any complete report the
OF Texas foreshadowed by The reports pub
lshed BIZ the Weather Bureau from day 70 day, and
the trade looking forward 20 the government re-
ports OF September for the next important factor
The range OF contract prices in the local market
TODAY follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-20

S'ca.: Brokerage Office for Them
Will Be Opened Soon.

Inc success which has attended the adventures
q leading negroes Of this city in the establish
nent Of realty companies. mercantile enterprises
nc business institutions has now induced them
70 take 'ayerg 81 stocks. with the result that on
september ! the first stock brokerage office for
negroes is be established IN the Wall Street dis
mt Robert ". Taylor, who for fourteen years
las been the financial secretary Of Tuskegee In
tltate. has leased Offices in Broad street and on
september viii open stock brokerage house
u pamphlet Nr. Taylor gives brief survey
U me development and earning capacity Of prop
st1es which recommended sound investment
Propositions, but makes 70 eZtravagant claims or
PROMISES 10 enrich all who may invest with HIM
rs says q little plunge which he recently made
Aas leo him 20 organize a brokerage business
found myself SO short one day" said he yes
ts'oay Whether lost It or 1t was stolen from
-As 40 not know. told Of my friends Of my
Asio luck and he advised me 10 invest in a Ger
'a'n stock ! did as he told me, and within six
MONTHS had profit OF 81 s. investment
v Go. That opened my eyes 10 the possibilities
v investment securities q means Of making
I'oaey, and my work at Tuskegee brought me
N constant touch with men interested In invest
ment securities I was not long in acquiring a
working knowledge OF several good investment
slocEs This practical knowledge ! supplemented
oy reading various books and by paying close at
.>nlon 70 the financial columns OF the best papers
! an going IN the business primarily 10 make
money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-20

The local market cotton quiet and
raiddtng Gulf Delivered contract 800 bales south
nominal. n lower 1311c Little steady.
fs1ssa Duet It 12se M fs ns a. s bo2n
Savannah steady unchanged at !2Ase Mobile nominal
New Orleans quiet unclaimed at Isc sales 40 bales
quiet sales 5000 bales; Speculation and export 200;
futures peed seady ps-tiy point higher closed quie;
but steady advance Of y point; August 6S83zd:
6e sssdsisT s5sd $50
r1aTMarch SD; March-April sd: Apr4-AIay SD;
NayJune. e5ed- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dull cloths. offers
FLOUR. AND MEAL-Therss was moderate trade in
low grade No change in quotations which remain about
E 2aHs ar FLoTR-sDPins patents
clears 50 eos4 No winter S. s5aS3 TO- extra
Fair 70 Sli rei soSs4 rs choice soss5
MEAL STEADY quoted Fine white and yelow 8 3d.
ogofss wesen No. spring s2s CO. standard mdng
@ So -four 90 s2s 60 rid cog s2a To- city city bran sus
honliny chop. bulk s24 so: sacks. s25 20 OIL MEAL
NAvGL sToREs-Business in spirits turpentine was
aoat nno saa q and aa0sed around
steady and oR Tar Suo held ssaaS e NE
SPITE sp4ts machine bbls 5os4c TAR 25e RosINF
5Ioc: 9. 5soc: H 54 . sSoc' K &c: NJ eloc' NJ
GRAiNEwHEAT-The actions Of the wheat market
today nd4asa spp 95e bg export interest figured by
80 loads in all positions sn w ss so hcas So
figures. without Galveston were
no hush In Chicago foreign houses bought early IN
commission house demand, whlch WAs
also feature other markets september IN MIN
a5<c a bush at time rejecting very unfavorable
yrearher reports from Northwest Heavy frost &C
crred at points North Dakota according 70
renorfs while advces OF rain and snow IN
Canadian Northwest late prfvafs wire eio tneis
haa been snow at Moines. Iowa. but weather map
al O'Clock in the morning
assertion Foreign news WIS mostly
an huiIish Including advances OF hDAd st Liverpool
Ic per bush Berlin worlds shipments OF Ils4voo
hush against bush the previous week owing 10
decrease or IrtoD Duf5 N
the quantity passage Of the Liverpool advance
was insufficient supplies in England ano
unfsvorabie weather. Montreal message saio thas
O10 O.D hush of Manitoba had been sold toward
the ~ose Of last English points The reactions
in the local consisted Of few scattered setbacs
none Of marked important change IN senti-
rneuf and ruling firm all day the market
closed IiAn1kc higher There little realizing
the market took well. Cash wheat was quoted as
IN New 2 red ec&sc elevator and B2fsc
o b aaoat / Northern Duluth. 81 os1b. and No 2
hard winter &c afost. COftN-Cnld weather and
cut the day local prices closing &Gsc higher. with
an unusually speculative trade Cables also
nrrner closing II old higher. and worlds shipments
amounted TO 360e 900 bush, compared with Sle3on
600 bush the quantity passage Commission
houses picked all that for sale
WIFI all day. No 2 IN
quoted s2c elevator and 81 &c
Z o b aHoa.: No white e3isc. and No yellow, sc
o sroat OATS-Late positions were in better de-
in shape unfavorable
sympathy with other grains Cash
quoted locally follows Mixed 26 to 81 ID
$50; natural white. 80 TO IS n c1Te1o and clipped