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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-03-10

The Royal Highlanders have made
arrangements to have dance tomor-
row Wednesday evening at Eagles
Hall.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-03-10

Galvanized pipe, black pipe, sew
er pipe, soil pipe, tin pipe, lead pipe,
nickel pipe. wooden pipe. pipe to
beat the band at Columbia Valley
Bank. Wenatchee Plumbing and
Heating Co. Phone 251. So
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-03-10

You are losing money if you buy
pipe at any other place but Wenat
chez Plumbing & Heating Co. Phone
251.*
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-03-10

Mrs. Kathryn McNernel returned
this morning from her usual weekly
music instruction in Cashmere, where
she has a large class now preparing
for a concert to be given early in
April.
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Bic Sacrifice Sale.

Pipe must be used. so get in on
the ground floor. While this sale
lasts. See Wenatehee Plumbing &c
Heating Co Phone 251.*ss
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-03-10

Mrs. c. I. Curtis is intending to
spend the summer in Marshalltown,
Iowa, where she was recently called
on business.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-03-10

Mrs. Sam Sumner VIII be hostess
5or the ladies of tAe So Club IT her
home on ChelaL avenue S, Thureday
afternoon
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-03-10

Our patronage increases every day
look in and see; you know the
place-Gem Cafe. You pay for what
YOU eat: not for style. ***
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THIRTY CENTS
ON EACH SHARE
rinal Dividend on Stock i'm Old Che
Ian County Fair AssOcia-
ton.

Did Walter Olive mail you a check
for thirty cents?
If he did. this is his explanation:
The affairs of the defunct Chelan
County Fair Association have been
finally wound up, and that was your
divvy as a stockholder-30 cents a
share
D. A. Beal was president and Wal
ter M. Olive secretary of the old
organization, which fiourished here
in ante-boom days, and its stock was
valued at $40 per share. When it
went out of business in 1906 there
were funds on hands to pay all obli-
cations, and repay the stockholders
in full, plus a So per share bonus.
A small sum was left On deposit in
the Columbia Valley Bank to meet
such hangover accounts as might
come up.
A balance of s110.13, remaining af-
ter all known debts and expenses of
closing up have been paid, is being
divided among the old stockholders,
at pro rata of thirty cents a share
This is the last act of the Chelan
County Fair association, whose un-
timely end is deeply mourned.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-03-10

Mesdames M. E. Henry and Terry
Ross have issued invitations for cards
on Thursday afternoon.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-03-10

Albert Whitley, the new ieweler.
Watches and clocks carefully re-.
paired. Prices right. Shop in Nc
Gohan's place. 3-12
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-03-10

II you are not picking up some of
the bargains that are being adver-
tised in each issue of the Daily
World.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-03-10

The Ladies' Guild viii meet tomor-
Tow afternoon in the choir room OF
tbe church.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-03-10

An up to date line of Papeteries
and stationery at the Wenatchee Drug
Co. ***
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-03-10

For pipe see Wenatchee Plumbing
and Heating Co. at Columbia Valley
Bank Phone 251***
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-03-10

Special for one week-50 calling
cards only soc World Office.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-03-10

Wenatchee Plumbing and Heating
Co. can save you money ON pipe.
Phone PSI. .***
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-03-10

Do you want to sell qufck-adver-
tise in the Daily World.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-03-10

Special for one week-50 calling
cards only soc. World Office.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-03-10

]. A. Macarthur and s. A. Packwood
were two gentlemen from Entiat seen
on our streets yesterday.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-03-10

Fresh Palm Candy received each
week at the Wenatchee Drug Co. ***
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-03-10

Mrs. N. |. Neubauer returned yes
terday from delightful visit of sew
eral weeks with friends in Portland
and Seattle
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-03-10

Land for Rent. ". T.. rroweIl
3-l4
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Il is policy to eat at the Gem Cafe;
you get your moneys worth. ***
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-03-10

Meals like mother used to cook at
the Gem Cafe. ***
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

York, 3, 1908
o1ss = M M ear % or 9ss and md
tsrdsy 6 cars to be sold Steers were in Hery @ g @ SpP
stady bulls tribe n fair 70 choice fat cows
1GaS higher all grades firm The n Yards IS %ee Tg cfs seer
sold 50 1895 20 per 100 ID; bulls at saG$4 % and
81 eoas5 taiepdz 81 Is. Dressed beef was
LONDON cables received quoted cattle higher at
Zoe Ter 10 Tomorrow the Philadelphia for Southamp
will take out LOCO quarters OF beef for schwarzsehd
quarters Company. The Massachusetts
n h9 and ff Soo @ 9se7s Of beef fG chWarzschiid
with pTeToas @ shipnens Si '0 total for
salesMcPberson & Co: q stable Pennsylva9a
etl b. at 81 - de- 1879 h. at s. S.
h. al at S.: do f6so b. at 81 90 do h. So:
h. b at at 81 gI IS =? DO Sos b at 1o T. s. 90
h. do $50 h. at IS 40; do $50 lb at 81 6a
5sSa|: @ = :; 3 S
= 20 do DO ne X At At 81 81 s O.. Id d. At l3 i M D. "a s 6 s. $50 3 b.
at af 81 1 So e. d. SIS h. at S. - do TO- il56 b. s.
$50 H. s. 25; 7t8 H. at So DO 10 H. "a At s. 10
lb s. - 81 Il bull m t 1ssS SO p at at 1874 81 10 b
at s. Do s27 H. ss I5 DO. sos b. at s.
butchers ard 4s5 for the market, Demand fair
and prices steady, quality considered The pens were
SeT 100 @ %o bsrRyaFd Ry9 fed o calves osTe
FOR city dressed veals and for country dressed
IS 80 per 10 do 12o n. at ss do, 12o ID, at
W R. Hume: 81 Buffalo veaIs 126 h, SIS 121. ;
so do 125 h. at SIS; do. 113 10. at 50.
:, Andrew Mullen: SO veals, l22 1b, at S. do 1o3
& Judd & Co: s. veals 125 II. at IS; SO do 10
10. 81.
Tobin Shannon: 81 veaIs. 11s II. at 81 20.
SHEEP AND LANfSS-Receipts We're 2515 cars, or
5,S3 head including l0l2 for slaughtererS and
10 for the market, making. with the stock held over
yesterday, 23 sale. Sheep entirely nomi
nal, but feeling weak; lambs mO"ed slowly and
rated 10 2Jc lower: about - unsold
prime unshorn
sold a q IS 100 clipped lambs 81
81 easy II a lac per 70 dressed
lambs weak 14Gl5i2c. Country dressed hothouse
lambs continued accumulate barely steady
at 81 SO 40 per
Sales-Kerns Commission Company: 769 Western
lambs 100 10 IS so per 100 70 204 Buffalo
do, 81 fb. at IS 80; 239 do IL II, SIS 20; 242
G5 III, IS.
at 81 so
5. Sanders: % lambs Sc h. at ss 80
HOGS-Recepts &c cars. 1855 head all
for slaughterers with exception of a head
Prices steady. compared with feeling
terday, and good medium weight state hogs at
SO - per 100 10. Country dressed hogs steady a
6mS24 n.
SalesS. Sanders: II state hogs. I51 N average at
s6 40 per 100 n; rough. $50 n. at s. -.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
DIVIDEND ANNOUNCEMENT DELAYED.

David Ziely OF No. 10 Broad street, representing
stockholders of the Pacific Coast Company, said
yesterday that he had written to Henry W, Can
non president of the company, on March "a, asking
whether the decrease in the January earnings Of
the company had endangered the per cent divf-
dends on the common and second preferred shares
and that he received reply on the 26th saying
that the directors had met and reduced the divi-
dend TO per cent. Mr. Ziey said that no notice
Of any such action could be found He again wrote
asking the date of the declaration of the dividend
and inquiring why 1t had not been given to the
public. No reply received, he said, and two
days later he wrote again. This letter re-
turned, he said with notice that the dividend
had been declared March %
Clifford H Foye. secretary of the Pacific Coast
Company. said that, owing to pressure OF business.
the Stock Exchange had not been informed of the
reduction in the dividend which declared on
March % until three days later. There no
speculative interest in the stock. he said.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. April 3CATTL- Receipts (estir1ated1 about
1900 head; market steady strong.
So 600S5 90 heifers So 40dS6 % bulls So UGS5 10:
calves S5uS6 80 stockers and 81 2aS3O HOGS
Receipts estimated) about 10000 head market 10G 15c
lower; choice heavy shipping So 1886
dS6 20; light mixed. SGdS6 To- light S6 OdS6 l5
packing. 81 70aS6 pigs 25S6: sales s6dSG Is
SHEEP Receipts testna ed) about 5000 market
steady to 1oc lower; sheep 81 5GqS6 75 lambs,
s. 80; yeariings So 75dST so
Cincinnati. April 3.--HOGS-Active: SC higher butch
shippers S6 40; common ST 1885 so. CATTLE
Strong; to good shippers 81 4OqS6 so; common
50 50l1$3 .. SHEEP-steady; S3 50d$5 % LANES
Steady; S6HSS.
Buffalo. April 3,-cATTLE- Receipts $50 head 4:
barely steady; prime So 25GS7 VEAIS
HOGS-ReceIpts 200 head slow and steady to &c
higher; heavy So 6oq$6 So; stays $3 75qS4
dairies $6 2J9$6 90. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts
5000 head: sheep active steady lambs slow 109
lower: lambs. S5dSS so: a few s. So
CITY, Aprl 3.-CATTLE-Receipts, 1000 head
export and dressed steers 90: good
25GS6 40 steers S5dS6 20; toCkers
81 5aS5 SO; Southern steers S JOdS6 80; Southern
so; 81 T5aS5 % native heifers
bulls 5oS5 calves. s. 500 50 so HOGS
Receipts 00oO head; market 50c lower: top, 81 %
bulk Of sales 50 1oGS5 So heavy 50 So$3 92 packers
ami butchers 92i2 light s. 6odS5 %; pigs
35dS5 10 SIiEEP-ReCeips 1000 market
spring lambs S2 lambs. S6 25TS7 90 and yearngs
81 5OGS6 Western yearliugs So 21dS1 20 Western
sheep. 25as6 sockers and feeders. SO 5odS5 %
Union stock Yards, Pittsburg, April 2.-CATTLE-
Supply light steady; choice. 50 70 81; prime. SO 5od
SHEEP-Supply light, steady on sheep. lower
on lambs wethers, Sc ~ a ST 90, common, So
81: lambs S54S7 VEAL. CALVES. sea So 10 HOGS
Receipts light; active Prime heavies mediums and
heavy workers.. So 5o4 So 30 Hight workers.. S6 500
SO 40, pigs. 81 ~ 50 so; roughs s. - a s. 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
OPTIMISM IN STEEL CIRCLES.
s1siness Improvement Recognized at Manu-
facturers' Dinner.

IN ses king Yesterday Of the steel manufacturers
5--7e~ e the Waldorf on Friday night, eX-Judge
= 4 ,1s-. chairman OF the United States steel
r--,o-s-57-7 said the opinion was almost uniVeT-
sly ev--essed that there had been a gradual
.sv-h slow Improvement in business and thal an
-s-s o17rir1Ieric concerning the future He SAID
II -er little vas said about prices at The clhileT
u hat 80 far a. he knew there had not been
ate any disposition on the part OF any OF The
rssl manufacturers TO change prices Among the
f,+se-e discussed al the dinner, Judge Gary said,
the application Of devices III the nll4is 10 pre-
,r. accidents 20 employees, and many suggestions
r,,e--7-7e these devices were made. he declared
Il said also that considerable enthusiasm was
-sr,fssred hr the diners with regard 10 the re-
e1tlz organized American Iron and Steel institute
I'd -Hs- The membership, was already large
Fon- = -Top-,irs chairman of the Republic iron
z-5 S-eeI COMPANY who has just returned from q
r, q The South said yesterday. in speaking OF
,,e tlsi~ess situation that while there might be
Fze temporary setbacks 50 far as the steel dust
-sss Ese concerned he b@lieved the tendency would
> inward This Improvement was already IN eT1-
5s-cs he said in the business Of the Republic Iron
az S,ee' Cornrany which showed gain Of some
tsi-E over per cent as compared with FEBRUARY
al xas now doing about 4 per cent OF a normal
no-.li-s business He added that while iron sales
saoze5 some reduction. there had been sIgI'
management in the volume OF tonnage in pig iron,
az tts- the same was true Of steel products
VIII. greater exhaustion in stocks OF materials
coasl--e-s' hands, he continued 1t would
sn thac an improved buying movement should be
,sHze5 = crop prospects exert their usual influ-
scss O-e q the features that must not be over
zksd IS good collections Then. again, there have
s-n 10 failures Of consequence in the iron and
h-,Sa-7rse
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
,ooy IN UNITED COPPER STOCKS.
,.u,-5 Movement First Since Their Col
lanse Preeipitated Panic.

, v-as a boom yesterday in United Copper
. he curb market with the common selling
- snd the bid and asked price of the pre-
y .szsnciue 70 e5-SS. Nearly eight thousand
-. - the common changed hands Toward
f- -. t5e price reacted, however, and the last
81, .ss az 6S.-
--,s-hs collapse Of the Heinze corner in United
STOCK which preclpitated the panic last Octo-
- -,e common stock had been manipulated up
: :. t,-- a. this point one of the members OF the
:, :. s--,r,7se5 TO have sold out with the result
=. + s-o-ped 10 :. The resignation Of F. Au-
-,.,s Ee;nze as president OF the Mercantile Ma
-, Rank rhe failure Of the Stock Exchange
-. cf cross & Flleeberg and Otto Heinze & Co
= he elimination of Charles W Morse from the
- hs-kfng reId followed close on the United
CuTVer fasco.
-1s stock has been neglected around ever since
ne manic and the activity yesterday was thought
:, --essee n attempt 10 advance the stock with Z
,.sz q letting some of the firms and banks which
saYef, United Copper common above 90 get out
.-sr r was announced that Gross & kleeberg had
s.-ied with sI their Stock Exchange creditors, ana
,,5 srrlieI for -einstater1ent the Stock kX-
ze-re Counsel for Cross < hleeberg refused 10
* -a-rer settlement had been effected between
s-oss < Kleeberg and Otto Heinze & Co At the
--e II The suspension Of tie HeinZe firm Il was
-5srs-ood that i owed Gross d Kleeberg nearly
900 600 fo- United Copper stock, which had been
,1-c5ased On orders from Otto Heinze & Co
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
TO INTERVENE IN SUIT.
Mutual Reserue PoIcyhOlder Gets
Order to Shoe Cause.

John Edward Ruston, attorney for Joseph w.
Hyams. of New Orleans, made application yester-
day to Judge Ward. in the United States Circuit
Court, for order permitting Mr. Hyams to in
tervene in the suit OF James c. Robinson and Reu-
ben o. Scovin, complainants, against the Mutual
Reserve Life Insurance Company individually and
in behalf Of those policyholders holding fifteen
distribution policies, and also in behalf of the
policyholders' committee of the company.
Mr. Hyams is the holder of ffteen-year dis
tributon policy issued by the Mutual Reserve Com
pany, in 1885, which provides for certain distri-
button Of the funds of the company applicable
therto at the expiration of that period
Judge Ward issued an order show be-
fore him April To-
The petition of Mr.. Hyams sets forth the charac-
ter of his policy and also says that the complain
ant, James c. Robinson, is the holder Of policy
known as assessment, purely mutual one: that
the complainant, Reuben o. Scovil is the holder
Of policy which transferred to the Mutual
Reserve from the Northwestern Life Assurance
Company: that since the receivers were appointed
the court allowed the intervention OF death
of one Of the holders OF a level premium policy
issued since the year 1902 and claiming interest
in the legal reserve fund.
The petition then says that Mr.. Hyams Intends
in intervening not to hamper or annoy the receIV-
and the in the administration OF the es-
OF the said company, but simply TO assist and
aid in the administration to aid the court speedily
and amicably to determine the many questions
arising between the different classes of policy
holders.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
lENI ANY ERIE CLASH
p.,orf Concerned Morgan and Har-
~;u,a,i-No Decision on Notes.

s,-ecto-s OF the Erie Railroad Company were
i"..<son again yesterday at the Office OF J. A.
2 r. & Co but adjourned without announcing
so's -,ans had been considered for taking care
shA1 go oee Of short term notes which mature
G ..-l & Another meeting will be held in the
@ srrure when the final arrangements will be
raOr..,e interests close TO the Erie said last
% hat altogether too much prominence lad
stp ven Of late 10 the affairs OF the road. The
~ s.s these notes to meet next week" said
hFen and the directors perfecting plans
g =, tie situation. Because there has been
s,lsr IN announcing these plans people have
60 % the conclusion that there is some sort
$50 shess That is a wrong impression.
aes denied tha. there any clash between
TX mort was prevalent in Wall Street yes
r.. hut shere nothing TO suhstantiatc st.
- F5iu aas at the Office of J. p. Morgan
% ,su-sag The afternoon. but on departing de-
-, his visit had anything to do with the
= ~ the Erie. i am not interested in the
!" " - sid Mr. Hill. James N Hin, Mr.. Hills
- Is director
" ~ ,.s adjournment Of the Erie meeting the
|. -,s-ket turned weak, but Erie issues were
- IN specisl pressure, and registered only
- ,osses. so far as the stocks Were con-
- The notes which opened at 30 and sold
- IS g. cropped 10 S. but AT the close IS
~ ~ .o-ye-4ihle bonds and only one general
- hands and that was at o.. an advance Of
= --o7a Thursdays close.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04

Lisbon IL. 10 the Cans SIS Line with mdse Arrived az
the Bar C2dl.
Steamer Cftta di Messina QtaD, Eaggioni, Palermo
March and Messina HirZel. Feltmann & Co
with mdse Arrived at a
Barb r,ssa 0;er Bardeleben. Bremen
March 21 oelrchs with 109 cabin and 4o2 steer
passengers IN the Bar at l2:5c
m.
Steamer Moraitis (Greekl Rogsozides, Smyrna March
TO- Piraeus 13 KaIamata IA Patras Gibraltar 81
10 Nicholas Gaanos with "a cabin and 231 steerage
passengers and mdse Arrived the Bar at IL IN t2d
Steamer Georgic (Br), Metcafe, Liverpool March FL
to the White Star with mdse Arrived at the Bar
at 3;21 m.
Steamer Andrew (Brl. Hay. Antwerp March is. to
Sanderson & Son. with mdse East of Fire Island 4:16
m.
to Cesare Cont with passengers and mdse. Passed in
Sandy Hook 1906 p IN.
SAILED.
Steamers jefferson and Newport News;
Eiguancia, Nassau and Tampico; Colon, Philadelphia
Graecia (Ger). Philadelphia: Camaguey (Cuban)
Guantanamo Santiago. etc; Gallia (Fr). Marseiles
Sabine. Brunswick and MOBILIZE; Lgoner, Port Arthur
Baron Dalmeny fBrl. Che-Foo. New-Chwang, etc; Mas
conomo (Br) Rotterdam; Miramar (Br). Newport
News; Carfb, Wilmington, N c. and Georgetown C;
La Gascogne (Fr), Hayre.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Amsterdam. April 1-Rotterdam Dutch. New York.
Southampton. April 2-Adriatic (Br), New York via
Plymouth and Cherbourg
Liverpool. April Cedric (Br). New York via Queens
Singapore April s-Kalomo Br). New York via Malta
for Hong Kong.
suez;. April a-Maroa CBr) Calcutta, Boston and
New York.
Colombo. April 3Swaz (Br). York via AIgiers for
- singapore. Hong Kong, etc.
Massowah. March 31-Rheinfels (Ger). New York for
Alden.
Havre. April 1-Floride Fr) York.
Havre, April 3-IA Tourane (Fr), New York.
SAILED.
Queenstown April a-Baltic Br. from Liverpool for
New York.
Naples April 2-Republic CBr). New York.
Barbados, April 2-Cearense (BT), from York for
Alieppy, April 2-Indrani r) from Yokohama. etc. for
New York
Para, April 2-Maranhense (Br). York.
Glasgow. April 2-Strathyon (Br). New York
ST Thomas. April Guiana (Br). from DemeraTa for
New York.
Palermo, April 1-scian Prince C3r). Piraeua for
New York.
Genoa, April Florida Uta). New York.
PASSED.
Gibraltar. April 2-Shimosa QBr) Yokohama ETC. for
Boston and New York: Sd. Alice CAust). Trieste ETC.
for New York.
Scflly, April 3-Mohawk (Br), New for Antwerp.
Dunnet Head, April 3-Ffmreite Nor), New York Tor
Newcastle.
Fastnet. April Cf2r), for Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
sss7ERN GLUCOSE co. REoReANIzED.

Ths RoysI Baking Powder Company according to
tspatch from Chicago vesterdaE- has completed
rs -ec-ganization q the Western Glucose COMPANY
saich i acquired recently through the purchase
= r.e controlling interest, and the name Of the
liter corporation has been changed TO that OF the
A-sricsn Maize Products COMPANY Its head OIL
f9 and tic sales department, now in Chicago VIII
= moved 70 ,le1 York next week The reoTganlza-
a'1 n tire company. It was said, Included an IN
aesse n TIC capital stock of S6oeoco. making me
gsl sasAe capital s3.o0O.00o, Of which $L9oV'Voo
s per cent cumulative preferred stock The ne"
tnok WIS --.-.-s-..j by rhe ROYAL Baking Powder
l'1Isry and the money paid into the treasury OF
as Gs ize cenr.anv 10 ts used working capital
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

..1,;caee AnriI Am Official forecast Of ram tot
T1ansas Nebraska and Missouri caused WEAKNESS
~ I'm the local wheat market the May oe-
livery closing at a net loss Of nc Corn ana oa
were each unchanged Provisions were I'C - LIZ
TO 25c lower ,- ruos+
all dav. There a little sho" OF sIehs'h ~ -
the start. owing TO an advance at t'F'l ,r.,'os+
the prediction of vet weather loI III" sun -
l,rough1 nut quite free offerings soon afleF me
o,,a,,ing and prices declined more than i2c belol
the end OF the first half hour Septment continues '
ten ,r-ougl, the remainder Of the day, although
rrces rallied little late in the session because 81 81
moderate buying by shorts, which was haseu 'is
on reports Of moderately active demand lot cisi' ~
wheat here crop news rom ti'e 7oI,I t -. co
,o7f1i.tirs reports from Nebraska cIalhhs "dS Is
bv drouth while advices from okiaIoih1 ~, - -
the excellent condition OF the new cry ,itai ~
III closed easy. May opened 1sc TO i+c hisleL "
q2ac 10 g3lyc sold off to S3sc and cioSed "' % 40
,~5.5nces Of wheat and -four were equal 10 Z'S'lo0
tI,et4l- Exports for the week. as SHOWN py
I2Tadstreet's were equal to 100000 bushels 4 FII-
mary receipts were $4,000 bushels compare" W. ~
40 90 bushels on the corresponding day d year as
MINNEAPOLIS Duluth and Chicago reported ~ aeceIp T
Of g4 cars against ls5 ears last week ana 0' cars
year ago. s-at,,a weather for the
-.-lr,,s,r and a slack demand FOR the cash gram
i,ad a 3epressng effect on the corn mar he' H '-
IT,, - ~ ,,ir being bearsh all day. Ihe Voluihe
AlehI IA - - sroau Demand came largely from
- interests The market closed steady. Nay
t,ed unchanged &c lower at oeisc 10 oo9so' 80 y-
- ., &C and closed AT 66tsc- l-ocal FS'e'P's "
80 cars with 90 of contract grace ,,t - >
r. e.9rure of trade in cats was the selling -
tr T,.ly and September DELIVERIES Dee"uSe ,t Sa,,th
,,,orabIe outlook for the rev crop ] IA a'r ,;os
IA ,,lt OF this selling pressure tAoHe
We -,5,.,,,e,3 considerable weakness f-leNa.o
,.,s g-ere moderate buyers of May IN"
aused that month to hold lairly ds SH o 10 5sse ana
- .,,.,-,I } &c higher at 53'sc, s"lu on ~ 90 =
i,Sod - gaze Local receipts were 0' G''@ ssio,
iori,ons were weak throughout the session ~,
o1ing 20 liberal realizing by holders a"u In - i5c
comihlss'oi ~ ,rico Of live hogs as chiefly re
enonlibe for the selling ressqre Al AZ 'o Govn 20
MsT pork of PC al 81 p &c lc''" 10 iSc lover at
~ l2ixc A. 50 ~ Kios "eis
81 G7i: 10 s. 10 -, ,.orroy-. wheat % cars
,oIn % c3.s: oats 1ts rars' h"s@ 49,