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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-12

~ left 1t open, had found no trouble in
getting in quietly. and trembling and
biushing she retreated to the kitchen
10 think it over. and compose herself
Tor the meeting with him.
They had parted In anger, and she
scarcely knew how to receive him
now She resolved that a little of the
! concession at least must come from
JACK, since he had left her so cavalier
ly and so unkindly without just cause.
she was standing there still. bal
ancing the fork with which she had
Just turned the turkey, idly in her
hand, when an arm stole around her
waist and Jacks voice, very humble
and loving, whispered In her ear,
win my Marion forgive and forget %
All her pride vanished at once un.
der the spell of the dear. familiar
voice. and turning. she shed hanpy
tears of rejoicing on her lovers Shout.
der
And why haven't you written to
me, JACKIE she asked. reproachfully.
after a few moments OF happy CON
verse
Il did, Marion. ] wrote you a long
letter, asking your forgiveness for the
miserable part / had taken in that
wretclfed quarrel, but never received
a word in reply. and of course sup
posed You were angry and unforgiving
toward me
How could | answer ii. dear Jack.
when ] never received 1t. no, not one
line from you in all this weary year"
IF ! could only have known Ii. but
not hearing made me so angry that |
determined that you or no one else
should know where was, or anything
about me"
You foolish. hot-tempered Jack"
said Marion, softly, but how did you
chance to come home. dear7"
Il could not keep away" said Jack.
simply. AS Thanksgiving drew near.
the attraction toward the old home
became too strong TO be resisted. and
now that | have you again. I'm not
going to let you go. and propose
that we be married this very day. I'll
go for minister directly after dinner.
and well make 1t a Thanksgiving
worth remembering
Well. as. for that, there's no use %
stirrin' out of the house for a minis
ter" Aunt Hepsie had come In TO
look after her neglected dinner. and
stood regarding them with a beamins
face. Young Mr. Holland is minis
ter, and don't doubt but that he'd be
glad TO have ceremony to sorter get
in practice on. you know"
"Ali the better, we'll be married be
fore dinner then, and have a wedding
dinner as well as a Thanksgiving
feast Just let me brush up nay hair
q bit while Marion takes OF her
kitchen apron
The great brown turkey vas an In.
ieresting witness of surprisingly i'm !
promptu ceremony half hour later. |
md never had a jollier Thanksgiving
Inner been served in the old farm
house than upon this occasion. made |
By the presence OF a bur
liar In the honse. and the subsequent /
fnging Of wedding bells.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-12
.sn's nally stree, car aide,

Afraid Of being called nature
fakef. MpsormAn neatrhey, nfs.thn
hrrssAlre street railway. fnRnik -
tween North Adams aud end
Mass, kept 60 hinaaeif susnoass
trick 81 chicken 81 fancy "A
which he OWES,
The other day, however. n
ssnGvr who ehanaed 20 be stan
the front yesiihnle with Bgalels}
claimed 10 surprise when = rhlrNI
suddenly Kwaaped down GA % the
fender. and alter riding there a few
minutes came nying up into the Yes.
tibeIe with 4 saaaNs nf aatgesarsinn.
'liy hosk'- said the aatonished
fatapayeF Il nayef seen thar done
Afoss. an I've got nagF~'n 900
chickens =
"itl bet yoa ,ilga1. rmiolned The
rneioFuan. aps shen be told hoW the
chicken. whose name ID Marietta. has
been taking these trips on IFS car.
tFnsa bis home. four mites south ~ the
city through thu principal streets ~
North Adams and back for sometime
naw. Bratrhey never slows down for
Marlestn. bat khe Is an e1pert NJ max
ms sying connections with the
fondef. and newer fofgeiS to be graes-
fol about II. sishas
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-12

y iiHliHsfca re, Wlllssa 4. Iara.
oy. shea dAe.r zsd fsofa ike ras,a
ReF" hfk ta sas Tefpsalxss a. fhg
4@p ae item ier isil ~ NeA
saat4e 1eafa sNa saa as laams
alaie.F ieaed. Sc uAi new 80 70
she rsfesihesf = Bis iss1a. bsels aeas
e aszA4e 2so isehbY Kot lnte a..
hosHilsi a. result ~ hslnR sho, al
&sasisct0a Isis former orease ~as -
saaisisg airs. G = Hakia. a aiadle.
aea- iie etesres At ne time b. MAJ
sng reae isvta blaakr4s aaa swinging
ftaHl sIaaoe ID The Sail
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-12
DEAD MAN SAT
ON WAGON SEAT.

friend sick continued the Mote. as
he propelled his car stiIi faster. was
In Sixth avenue. near Mood street.
chap drove along and In the wagon
hok vas mans dead body. covered
partially hy tarraniin. Nobody seem
ed TO care TO investigate. bat this
curious friend Of mine stopped his
car, snspecsing tragedy. He ran
back, lifted the tArpanlln, and his
sense Of smell told him the body Just
came from plckiIng vat. and was be-
Ing taken to medical college Hut
RS nothing compared 10 what an
other friend OF mine saw In Cincinnati
he exposed the most andaei0as. mend
ish crime In the history af thar city.
Early one morning. inst al day
break. as he sent his car along. h~
sspied a wagon ahead and slowed an.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-12
Reaii.,ic Al

Kicker has painted he picture Of q
winter landscape 80 veil thar u yuu
lOok al II long geo seem 70 get quite
cold
That's nothing You ought TO see
Schmirinkky' flight II is 60 real
istie that after the arsi look yoa are
obliged 10 take 70 your heels CHI
cage Journal.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-12

him. she armed herself with . pain u
scaldiEg hot water.
IN few minutes sbe heard tie man
crawling about under The eomgar,
men, she Waa IN Without warning
she poured the sleau15ng hot eater
vver the head face and shoulders ~
The reeping Tom e.
His seila % pain quickly hroaghs
greet crowd Of women batheFs about
iks pavilion Mrs Bowen shouted
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-12
A MARROW ESCAPE.

She raised her blond head from his
shoulder for moment
DO you believe that exercise and
iouons and toilet preparations will
improve woman's looks ?" she asked
lie pressed her blonde curls back
upon his chest
They couldn't improve the looks of
some women" he said.
Whose" she asked
Wen. yours and Violet Cochraue's
ior instance" he replied thoughtlessly
don't understand YOU" she said
raising her head for the second time
ana chilling him with look. I'VE are
not at all alike"
mean. he replied. turning her
head for the second time and think.
ing quickly. that your looks couldn't
De improved because they are perfect
as they are, and that hers couldn't be
improved because no amount of work
could make her pretty"
She sighed a great sigh OF content
ment and relief. while he drew a deem
breath.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-12
InstaIIments Am Around.

Patient tgloomllyl--I don't seem to
be gaining very fast. doctor.
Doctor tcheerfullyl You can't OK.
pect TO get well at one jump. You
VIII have TO regain your health grad.
uaily day by day--sort OF on the in
sialiment plan, as II were.
Patient Frightening npl--weiI. doc.
tor. II this thing keeps on much long
er I'm afraid that you win have to
collect your bin in the same way
Judge.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-12

Mrs. Meek ITO her next-door neigh
borl-What was that awful ruinpus
heard over al your house las, even
ing Weren't having a political de
bate or putting out a fire. verc your
MIS-. FoEhorr-oh. no That was
only Mr. Foghorn reasoning with the
children on the subject Of keeping
euiet--Judgc
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-12

the imssH RnamsnsSa blood shsd t,,
ib"ftt AID nsih taIs he was
cfoanea
Ssfnlen ssifs said 81 her Husbands
e'"@n 30 efuwn. EsrelT ever sp.5ka
49, ihts pne spoae In dsys gone by
Ban Il rosr@d ana Numbered nirh,
an1 est and fevlsd with snaok. ana
Gafse
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-12

Auto NznEfaetureE-Yes sir: you
can depend on 1.-THE machine ne
make Is all right We stand right
oaek OF every che We turn ogt.
Prospective Customer lthouEhtfuIlyl
DO. eh. Wen. shouldn't xonaer II
that was safer than standing IN front
# the dutab thin zS--JneEe.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-12

a ifaseisf pHttins ~ al = rsgA las.
ioiel. sagaehs The Beats ~ wtth
hgf ShEry stnsgBinE
Asnt ypsr spam changed sir
What 'hs matieE. sir~
TIE rsafa al fsght. famed tho
H9ssat seoFcalagll its the a==s I
aatssl - hats a.
Mrs Raeabs haRlss shs Eo0,s~
10 81 o1aalexe8ted sas al sosce. khe
scat iu Ma. is SATISFIED wsth ais
ftgsa Sat ks sanfs sAs seas
saaaEcd = Illustrated Issss
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-12
PEEPluG TOM SCALDED
AND NEARLY DROWNED
euLpRtT DETECTED CRAWLING
UNDER BATHHousE RECEIVES
ROUGH TREATMENT.

New York Mrs Harvey Bowen
saw weli-dressed man, apparently
about Is years old crawling about be,
meath the bathhouse al the foot Of
Twentieth street. Coney Island ieay
Ing the bathhouae without alarming
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-12

Ntsiier--f'o you ike going 10 school
mY iit,is DEAR
Little Fanniieros Yea. iadsad
OF course Yoa love Yoar schs.ol.
don't yon. niy psiF--snd yoa like your
teacher too, dont you"
Oh. yea. ~oaldni @ant any either
teacher
or conFke not
No inaesd shes awful aaaralxh,
ed ~ s Weekly
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-12
poc Saved "A, liz.

Yes. said the young man. penslve-
". "a dog once bad saved my life
Tell me about II. said The young
lady, with eager interest
= sold him for five dollars" said
the young man. when was nearly
starving CHICAGO Journal
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-12

Bill Skeeter-Say. old man. you're
looking awfuIly wan and peaked Been
sick7
Peaked One--Nope: been hanging
round one Of these aIl-tbe-comforts-of
home rural resorts ali sHmmer-and
say. but It was awful poor picking -
Chicago Daily News
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-12
A harrowInn Result.

This agitation about Sunday shaw.
ing certainly makes one ashamed 10
look u stranger in the face"
= good many natives certainly viii
change eountcnance over II II they
have to shave themselves. "--Balti.
more American.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-12

maven been up to your old tricks n,
oiiaDing In at the window" Horaee.s
.o'oe came noating down the stairway
N peal OF surprised laughter
JACK MY jack Wen. / never :
cried Aunt Hepsie. pushing her w,v
stairs. w 'he
Marion. at the first sound of Jack
nalne mad OWNED in moment JUS,
@nat mad occurred. that Jack had
eoine on the early morning train, and
not wishing TO arouse the family ba,.
erep' up TO his room window in the
moonlight, and as she had so obliginr
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-12

George. dear. do yop care for an.
other elscGItg" asked the bride.
No. dear. replied the husband. qui-
city. Il haven't digested the frst one
yet Detroit Free Press
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-12
How He Catches Them,

How does II happen that you are
retained in so many divorce cases.
Well" replied the lawyer. seeing
that you are not in my line. I'll tell
you. ! look over the marriage licenses
every morning and send my card
around to the contracting parties. -
Judge.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-12

isullfaAa Porter. eesnuensed she
stranger That's qpeeT sauae far
eszafsstes VIA ~ thex bear shss
sieeSslse they are sElverxippsd
siF tepll q sAe tehaeeenlst
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-12

J raised her head with
bishment. Il supposed
he had told you the
tory. or | should have
IL ago"
dearie. He only came
face all white and set,
he was going, and that
tiirts and deceivers. l
bile that you had nit
I've put two and two
bn' changed my mind. I"
now, auntie, ! was in.
|lly Jenkins about that
owed that tormented
hething or other to do
tipted Mrs. Barber. en-
u telling me of the at
Jack was paying her
intimating more than
until at last | taxed
and-you know how
auntie?"
10 go off the handle at
pin an then too proud
S in the wrong"
dn't give me a word of
to whether she had
or not, only that il |
distressing him so
as well part first as
h speeches which cut
p, it was so hard. Aunt
loved him SO. He &C.
ing jealous, but 1t was
thought it best If he
her. to have the mat.
pity before II was too
be girl, and that wild
station in every tone.
Pr him thicker'n mush
took of her mournin',
ance is that he would
say to her."
that, now that it's too
Pie: but there's no use
milk, a bright tear
long eyelashes, and
pit spoil my Thanksgiy.
cooking was all done,
dressed and ready for
rows on rows of pies !
my cakes. the pan OF
the heaping platter of |
another of jam tarts, |
Fge gathering on the |
be chambers yet to put
e guests, and Marion /
the work while Aunt
fhe silver and tidied
Fas already spotlessly
liepsie was an immac-
fper, but there were
p little looping back of
rranging of furniture
bon attended to il all.
y as she did so.
P alone. no preparation
Pade. for Aunt Hepsie I
pom for no one but it's
pom went in there with
in her heart, the song
lips as she did so.
bought came to her
pare Jacks room too.
coming with the rest.
ae fingers she busted
in the best
Ean TO fiil with a merry
les at an early hour on
! a Thanksgiving din
epsie's was a treat TO
minister was Just ex-
Inference between a
merely Intellectual be-
e. when a frightened
came scrambIing down
psie, there's a burglar ,
there IS. and he's
I.
Don't get frightened. ,
,ut bin out Give me ,
Horace started up the ,
with his formidable I
Uncle Drake. a Jolly )
immense avoirdupois.
ongS I'm pinch him :
iabors him. {
must have been In a q
lot to have heard the c
lspering voices at the !
was no sound within
~ Horace opened the
d cautiously in. the
J defensive readiness 4
you Villain. Il you 3
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-12

TIE primitive Nelhpelass Of rnn.
snnd haze 3ss ms <sesx. eho ears
fssy EfAfsk H.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-12

UeF NftFt SpoIied.
me Amiabie Wornan--Did You e.
JOY your visit to Stratford-on- Avon.
The Perfect Iady--It was perfectly
horrid. that's just what IL was, Why,
shapespeare's tomb was guarded so
meaniy that didn't get an opportun.
ity TO chip on a single souvenir. or
even to write my name on it,--I.tfe.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-12
III. Prctffc Rabbit.

In some countries the rabbit pro-
.suceS seven families a the course Of
3 year.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-12

He--And now. darling. I'll have on.
more kiss and then tear myself away.
The Mother 0nterrupiingg Sorry.
Mr.. Denton. but do you attach great
Importance 10 the order Of your pro
gramnls Pick Me.Up.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-12

me soul seeds deep blowing u ara
under ifs weeds
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-12
In the Current.

Dolly has bathing suit
Very short and very cute
Shows lot OF stocking,
Queer sort of material
Electric silk" she says they call
it-because it's shocking.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-12
CK'S RETURN
BY Mrs. f. N. Howard

Copyright. BY Joseph B. Bowle.,
The Washington times., 1907-12-15

$3.50 Bedroom
8 ute, quartered
oak: large French
plate mirror: spe-
cial $40 E0
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26

The local market for spot cotton was was stead ana ma
for Inidding Gulf Sales none southern spot mar mar
asi asehansed at 1sc sales bales orleans
a MG6. 11eS .tssd RsnGch snGchanged at osc
savannah steady unchanged at 10 Sas It1o VIZ
go steady at 19 4 Sq5fS bdd SisaGy Ba
opn "a o sss oo s' bales Memphis
mnchanged at IOsc; sales 1890 bales St Louis
unchanged at sales $50 Gses %
Rock quiet unchanged at 1890. Estimated receipts
to IL 600 bales against 17,l45 last week and 3414s
last year at & He" ana s5 $50 last year and at Cal
1eston 10000 to 22.Ooo against 1877 last week and
Cotton SS EAebange special cables Spot cot
export 500: American. 1000 receipts 2S coo: Ameri,
STEADY. ioalois points higher; closed steady at a
net adHanfe ol and December-January 567s
January February 57l February March 5,lS 3d
september 671I4d Manchester-Yarns hardening;
ei9sIs TIofR AND MEAL-with the exception OF fair
sales sraights t9-days -four market was & dull
ne New York PTod9Se g oms M SPPs %r Pa
81 s5d$5 S5 spring clears s. gog$5 extra No wi1eF
Meket steady Quoted at 50 o9ss 25 per 100 n BYE
FoURsleady Qg9tsa E Ear 'S s?2S M
Kim % dried S5 s 2gS$ $sSs 70 s. e9s 6A M s. e
Ss9tsS Ssf sS fafs FEEDWssern dun quiet Quoted
& DO So 4 Fa bulk d'S Sos 5Sas2e SACKS mddne 5oa$5o
rd dos $50 To- houny chop SIS buH. S28 20 sacks oil
meal $50 50 ...,
a downward tendency result OF heavy Northwest
the Minneapolis
market wheat gradually rallied until. in the last hour
by export market solo eooFe
urdsys close and final prices in New Ior vas S
;oods 70 % IN nf alt RshfF pasons neSGns 200 6uses
in Chicago There sale OF 100000 bushels
Nc Northern Duluth reported 1224c Chicago De
ren,ber 9 f. Buffalo which the highest premium
~ No Northern crop. Foreign markets We're
generally higher although Liverpool did not hold all o
esrix. strength closing only I'D the final OF
satrrday while Paris wss up 20 % points Berlin &c
Budapest bushel The worlds exports ss
reported BY Broomhall consisted Of $4,000 bushels
600 bushels tie previous week ana
included only $4,000 bushels from Russia where last
week 900 bushels were shif1peo jor'lghout
.enoon there were frequent fluctuations In the market
~, rallies being short-lyed. bulls by no means
eana5cnt the especially in view OF the
,,aaisness in stocks ESTIMATES OF good decrease in
5on was only 100000 bushels, compared with an in
Of bushels The effect or these
agurcs wes some selling az midday when m
eventually hcpcd the late
. a., the market Seaboard eiearances oeral
t s we're interior receipts for the day. At Northwest
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
OTHER MARkETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Nov. 25-CATTIE-Easy. estimated receipts
$4,000 head: market 15G25c lower. sass 5os
cows s. 15$4 So hefers. 50 5OGS5 bulls s. 60Gs4 So
calves, S30S1 stOcSers and feeders s. +aS4 % HOGS
choice heavy S4aS4 90 butchers S4aS4 10. mixed
So S5S3 %: packing SS IS 20 s. 2GSS 90 bulk oc
sales IS SOG IS SE1EEP-Weak lower. receipts.
about $500 head: sheep. $2sS0 - lambs s. '58Ss 40'
Cincinnati Nov 25-HoGS. a5a45c lower: butchsrE'
ana shippers. 81 50: s. 5OGS4- CATILEweax;
fair TO good shippers. 81 4O9S5 s. S s. o.
SIfEEP-Steady, S28S4 50s lambs steady. 81 -S$6 %
East Buffalo. Nov 25-CATLE-Receipts, 9.5o0 heads
duh and 10q2Oc lower; prime steers s. 5SQSS 80 ship
So 50S4 @5; bulls 81 5OGS4 5O stockers feed
s. 5OS4 stock heifers @0aS2 fresh cows
and springers choice steady others. 81 lower at S9
f5T. VEAL-Receipts 1850 head active and &c higher
G50c lower; Workers and piss s. % r9gghs 50 5g s. s0
stays s. T59S3 rs daries. S4GS4 70 SHEEP and LAMBS
Receipts 20 head slow and lover lambs S5SS So
ysarlings and wsthsE s. 2SaSS 40 ewes s. SaSS 10;
Kansas City Nov .5-CATTLE-Receipts. 5O00
head including 500 SOutherns; market steady 100
lower; choice export and dressed beef steers. s.
50 go; fair good. So 75G 81 90: Western steers
s3 60 81 2O and feeders s. 30 81 50 South
ern steers 81 5O6s4 southern COWS sass .: ma
bulls s. 5O9$3 co. calves. 50 50 80. HOGS-Reeepts
5000 head: market 1OQ 2Oc lower: top. 81: bulk Ot
sales S3 rs a So heavy So s. $4s packers S3 SOC
81: pigs and lights So 5OGS4 SHEEP-Receipts.
and yearlings. S4Gs4 s.; western sheep. IS SOP
s. 70; stockers and feeders. SS6Sf -.
Pittsburg, Nov. 5-CATTLE-Suppy heavy.
ket lower choice. s. 50 9S5 80; prime s. % s. so
HOGS-Recetpts heavy; market lower. prime heavies
medium Workers and pigs 81 50 81 40; roughs IS IS
asa SHEEP-Supply light; market steady; prime
wethers IS IS s. % cEs and common 81 so 81 Sos
lambs. 81 5GfS6 90. VEAL CALVES. S69$S so
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
Cash nIInrATInNs
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. November %, 1907.
tOFFEE-The coffee market lower to-day, clos
inE steady, unchanged points Sales for
the day were reported OF 4S 500 bags The market opened
steady at unchanged decline Of 10 points and
al one time during the unchanged to is points
by easier French cables Havre opened lower and
ing the early trading al franc lower. Later part
OF this loss was recovered but the showing
stdered unsatisfactory from the bull standpoint
There private cables explain decline.
the TACT that part OF the early loss quickly
covered suggested that II result speculative
!iquidauon or some other local condition particularly
there was no feature in the Brazilian indicate
change IN more general trade conditions The market
and receipts at interior points light Jundiahy
porting p 900 bags, against $1,000 year
IN 1906 The two ports had 5000 bags. against IS
last year and "a, 600 in 1905 Wednesday Is
December notice the market, ostiou
was fairly steady during yesterdays trading there
vas particular feature connected the trading
that could be regarded indicating weak long
terest Hayre closed y franc net lower. The market
for spot coffee quiet. with quotations the basis
Of 5sc for Rio No The total warehouse deliveries
the United States for the week 10000 hags
114.O0O last week 1900 year. former
amount New York reported 73 500 bags. weekly
cleArences and shipments follows Rio
ances, 10000 bags, including 31.ogO the United
States, 6SoOe Europe and 1000 Cape etc. ship
ments Il 900 bags, of which ls 600 for
States and 1900 for Europe Santos shipments III
bags, Of which $4,000 for the United States and
$1,000 for Europe Victoria clearances were 5000
the United states Weekly Baaia receipts 100
bags stock, 10000: clearances to the United States.
1000 20 Germany 1000 800 of Europe.
The range Of contract prices in the local market
day follows: