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The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-06-26

Mr.. A. Bailey Is now in Albany,
N. Y, note from him advises us of
the death OF Rev. ID. w. Dayton at
his Rensselaer,, n. Y, home on June
~. DIR. Dayton occupied the pulpit
here a year ago last winter and the
jolly little man made many friends
that will be grieved to hear OF his
demise. DIR. Dayton was SO years
old. He received his license IN 1884
and has been on the supernumerary
list since 1902 lie was taken III
while preaching at4srt Plain, N. ",
last November and never recovered.
He leaves widow, two daughters
and two SONS.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-06-26

The baseball game between Palat-
ka and St. Augustine Thursday af-
ternoon at Palatka resulted in vic .
tory for the Palatka boys by n score
of IL to 7. At the end Of the 18th in
ming the score was to 3 In favor of
the visitors. 1t looked bad for Pa
latka. In the Sth Palatka got busy
and four men crossed the plate,
while St. Augustine failed to score.
In the 9th Palatka got more tallIes
aud ST. Augustine 2. The game was
"A good, clean exhibition, except for
Canova's work at Sd base. While
running for the base he evidently
tried and did throw the baseman
over his head by diving between his
legs and getting up. Umpire Lecks
gave good satisfaction to both sides
and there was no squabbling over
any decision. Rah for Palatka!
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-06-26
No. SO. SAN MATEO, FLA, JUNE 20, 900.

The Jury in the Sellers murder
trial brought In their verdict this
morning after being out from 3
o'clock Friday evening. The verdict
was murder In the first degree with
a recommendation to the mercy of
the Court. The verdict applies to
both ID. NJ. Davidson and j. M. KEEL
ley.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-06-26

The new cottage being built at
East Palatila by Mrs. NJ. Hanna is
nearing completion. 1t will be oc-
cupied by Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Hous-
ton, who were married at Mayport
last week. Mr.. Houston is the pop
ular station agent at East Palatka.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-06-26

M. ID. Smith, of Nashville, ILL.,,
and w. S. Campbell, of Ashley, ILL.,,
were here on Monday. Mr.. Camp
bell owns some land near Mr.. f. w.
Clarks and says he will have it i'm
proved and will set out an orange
grove.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-06-26

Capt. II. II. Lyle reached Halifax,
N. S., from Boston last Sunday. He
writes: "The temperature is 80 ttgs
morning. The air is worth lOc a
breath. Halifax is an old city and
very interesting, will be here a week
or more then go to Cape Breton and
Prince Eward Island. Am gaining
and feel fine"
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-06-26

The Board OF Bond Trustees for
Putnam County have been selected
by the County Commissioners, but
not yet appointed. They are Messrs.
q. b. Selden and J. N. Walton, OF
Palatka, and J. A. Crosby, Of San
Mateo.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-06-26

FOR SALE.-Launch 36x61R, 2ft.
draft; II b. p. Gray motor; clutch,
reverse gear; glass cabin; toilet.
10 miles. Launched in January,
cost $1,000. viii take $500 for quick
sale. Boat at Jacksonville. Write
J. A. Crosby, San MateO, Fla.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-06-26

Miss May Crosby and Ralph left
Thursday for Maine. They first go
20 Pennington for visit aud then to
North Islesboro on PenObscOt Bay.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-06-26

San Mateo baseball team, colored,
crossed bats with the Hastings
team at Hastings Thursday. The
score was % to 8 in favor of San
Mateo.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-06-26

w. M. Williams and three men
were here yesterday walking through
the country from Welaka. They
were figuring on the hard road prop
osition from San Mateo across the
craaIs-
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-06-26

Mr.. A. ID. Curry shipped a car Of
telephone poles to Palm Beach to-
day. They were cut just north of
San MateO.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-06-26

The thanks of the travelling public
is due j. II. YelvertOn, Jr., for the
bench placed at Water ST., station at
Palatka.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-06-26

Messrs. S. Tilton, w. TIlton, II.
Turner, Tailor, and Proctor were in
the Gem City today on business
bent.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-06-26

G. w. Lyle, Miss Lyle and Miss
Robinson leave tomorrow for WOr-
cester, n. Y, to be absent three
months.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-06-26

Several cars of cypress lumber
have been shipped from here this
week by the Taylor mill.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-06-26
Local Weather Report.
TEMPERATURES:

Miss Addie Bailey was transacting
business i'm Palatka to-day.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-06-26

Mr.. A. Il. Squier and son and Mrs.
Walmsley, of Palatka, were recent
visitors to st. Petersburg. .
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-06-26

About two acres of the Fruit Co.'S
shed fell Monday night. The wreck
age is being cleared this week.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-06-26

Messrs. Rogero and J. A. Turner
spent Monday in the Ancient City.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-06-26

San Mateo and Federal Point play
ball at Federal Point next Saturday
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-06-26

Sarah Wilson, and old-time Sam
Mateo darkie was visiting here this
week.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
OTHER MARkgT9gY TgLEeRAPH.

chicago June 14-CATTT,F ,F-Pa-sfnts ssffr-afs4 ~ =
oo0 market steady % Zoe lower $ 506S7 25; cows
esti1,steI 81 600 rsrEsr 1S62r~ biSb 5ots SsS-1
Gs7 Is 5iit ssss s. so5s7 - SIZES n II 3
estimated 1900. market strong ShAep g 5GsS 2S:
lambs - 504$s 50. spring lambs. s. 50GS9 So yeangs.
prime steady others steady prime IS IS
4S 20 Shipping S6qS6 butchers s. 0Q So So heifers
and feeders 25aS5 stock hefers 81 T5S4 as fresh
cows and springsrs steady to strong S34 $50 VElAL
Receipts 1850 head. fairly active: best grades. 100
higher; others steady heavy sass 10; mixed 81 eOr
staES S. 5GaSs, dairies s. s5aS7 s. sf4FFsP 3rSS
IAMBS-Receipts 2SOO head: lambs active and steadys
sheep slow. IOG50e lower; lambs. 81 J0aS9 yearlngk.
81 $ 90 wethers s. 1885 ewes. 81 509S4 T5 shssDs
gliding 1000 Souters market for steers steady to leo
lower Top 81; market for steady 100 higher
S6 35GSI; fair good s. 257s6 % Western $50
So 90 stockeIs and feeders So 20 So southern s.
IS 40 native heifers Sass bulls s3gS5 calves
QST =. HOCS-ReceiDts. 5000. market. 10815c iOVsrs
packers and butchers 81 45asT 70 light 81 f0dST So
piss s. 65GSI- SHEEP-Recelpts 5000: market 15a25o
81 503s5 ewes S4GS4sO stocke-s and feeders sd
s. %; Texas muttous. 81 2GgS5 Do
soIr 20 s l 2 so9a snipDes ss % S sSo -; -
s. 1885 20 SHEEP-Recspts 2995 head; sea1y at 500
81 %; spring lambs. 25G30c lower at S54SS so
Pittsburg. June 14-CATTLE- E-RecsiDts fairi stesdys
choice S7aS7 .; prime. Sc 90gs3 90 sHEEP-supplS
fair ss559Rs prime Esthsrs = sS So e1ls aad con-
IfOCfS-Recepts fair active higher prime heaves 81 90
ST 60 mediums s. I0GST I5s heavy 81 SST
ss5 Is g. 10F''' 81 20a' 3d. piss '7'' 10 F'usA' $50
Toledo. June 14-CIOvERSEED-C7sh So 4OT octobsrs
~: g9 19 pesS3eF 50 %; Ma+SP e.. No 10 ~ =
oTHT-Prime 81 80; ALSIKE. prime. SSs August. 50 -
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
BIG BOND ISSUE BY c., M. & ST. P.
Will Use Proceeds of s5O,OOO,000 Debentures
for Branches of Coast Extension.

The Chicago, Milwaukee st. Paul Railway
Company, ii was learned yesterday, has made ap-
plication TO the Wisconsin Railroad Commission for
authority to issue S5OcpO000 twenty-fve-year per
cent debenture bonds. Of which $3.50 600 are TO be
underwritten by Kuhn, Loeb & 90. and the
National City Bank, and expected TO be
brought out within few days. It is understood
that the debentures will be offered by the syndi-
cate ST as. There transactions in them on the
curb yesterday when issued" at q5 and 95ls.
The proceeds of the sale of these securities Will
be used in meeting the cost of construction OF
branch lines feeders for the Pacific Coast ex-
tension, the official of which is the Chicago
Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railway. The St. Paul
has in its treasury 100000 FIRST mortgage bonds
Of the Puget Sound company, issued against the
extension the Coast: but the management deemed
IL best retain thess bonds and issue this time
direct obligations OF the parent company the Chi
cago Milwaukee & St Paul.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15

materially reduced but # more dhe1lt 70 realize out
IiESt supply ana enough demand to clean the market
HR a pre- PEssa5IRg 5sIg Bs BEefoo oo ~ We :: s do o @ S
DO Shipping 75c DO Pa9ns: S S 81 4Sasl So do short
anS ,11gSa s. Sf9l 10; 44 0af To3s cars by
freight Market quiet and pnsaaS9o fowls per n
f5l sTs 6F9s5s cid a. and youns 1oa1Oe TUB
KEYS, 1sc; DUCKS. 12e: GEESE s3fb1ye5tern Sc
eg E2w PsE Rf S24 RhGsGSI Rs s
trade is dU Pres buyers fay3f with i9T 9rdsT %
stock Fowls are freely oe5ss 55rs az sSons the buyer
Nearby poultry nomnay unehaRgsd IN soSs FsS % kiiie
oil Phsdepha ssqss per PEI psa gSF
2ys5a S d2 fsneT fa2sy m n ac e gslF go Western Pss
?2q2ic DO scaded 18G2lem 9 a. UDss1 IS n i4915c do
%essTP dry RcEed d.! e0s j 90 a DRY PICKED
ed. small poor. l2q1Se; COCKS ola erS Sfssnd and
Eastern. 9se: Do state 1se SOUPS ABS
CRIME large e vhiEs 5E gsr d9zga bross
i9as1sc DO coTp 7 sd eg42S Ef 20 sSi4e ISS4s
't Potatoes AND VEGETABLEs.New potatoes sS.g1 n
S a1d oweT gp' sweet potatoes light supply , Gn9as 2a
d[ssgng at fosF .S CARROTS a9w dull Old carrots higher
cao6ases Largely and prices CESS rrfsqar fgn Peas
STEADY string gs beans & PLENTY Tosiog snq grS weak
rooms in poor condition to-day Other Tsssta61e- Tss5
range sn as Ss a@0ssd DO soghsfn No / So
No 81 75as2 20 do eulls. 81 20 81 90 sS % d
st state in Bulk per R s bag ,r g TTgS3; @
per dozen punches. S19s4; BEETS southern per IoS
punches, 81 5O6S2; CARROTS. southern per, ~!
bunchAs 81 81; do old. washed per bbl $5g - o.
Baltmo1s per 6b1 or crate 5o4ooc do Marysnd and
Virginia per crate. 4Od Soc DO Norfolk per craze.
standard crate 81 50; do Florida other packages per
100, s1ds2: do Orleans. per bbl SO QS4 80; -
CJMBERS. Norfolk per basket 81 q 81 80: DO NorJh
Carolina. %: do South Carolina 25 q L0c: 90
Florida Georgia. - 5Oc: CAULIFLOWEFS-, Nor-
folk per basket 25; do Long Island, Per doze
SIG 50: EGGPLANTS. Florida. per box, 81 QSI 2g'
LETTUCE. nearby. per bbI crate 1OG5Oc: ONIgNS'
1nuda per crate. 500 9Oc; do New Orleans. per bag
per bag 81 50dS So: OKRA Florida, carrier 81 30
So 50 PEAS Jersey large. per basket. 81 25g 81 50;
small. SIGS1 25: do Maryland. large, S16St y;
small 81 81 70; do Baltimore large. 45c Isl Y;
small. 10 T9Oc; Eastern Shore. small. SOC 81;
PEPPERS. Florida. carrier. T5c a 81 % PARSLEY
Orleans. curly. per bb 50c6 81 80. do plain 300
a 81; SCALLIONS. nearby. per 100 bunches- rt5c;
STRING BEANS. Delaware and Maryland, wax o.
green. per basket SOC ds1. do virginia wax, per half
Carolina wax per third basket. 10 n 40c; do green.
10 soc: SPINACH nearby per Dbl log soc; SQUASH.
Hubbard. per ba bbl crate. s17S %; do marrow.
81 81 25 white bbl crate 81 81 30: do yell
crookneck T5c a 81 %; TTRNIPS. Canada ruts-
per bag, 9Oc 81 II; do other rutabesa b6l
soc 81 do white. 100 bunChes. 5Oc 2 81;
TOMATOES. Florida, carrier, 5oc 81 500 do Ms
sssippi, per fat 20 500 WATERCRESS. Per 100
bunches. 75c a 81 p. CCCUMBERs dollhouse Boston.
per half bbl basket s2GSS: MUSHROOMS. dollhouse.
75c; do small. 25 a5oc; TOMATOES. dollhouse. per
IA
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. June 14.-Reports OF a more abundant
harvest IN the Southwest than had been predicted
PROMPTED liberal sales OF wheat on the Board OF
Trade to-day and a material decline IN prices At
to sc. Corn closed fairly steady, oats easy and
provisions strong
Harvest news was the chief factor in the wheat
market although bearish crop advices from for
eign cAIntrtes also exerted a weakening iufuence-
With the exception Of short-Iived bulge early in
the day the market weak throughout The
temporary f-Tnness at the start was due chiefly tO
reported sales OF liberal quantities OF the cash
grain News in general. however.
overwhelmingly besTish that the market lost all
its strength in the first quarter Of hour and
developed additional weakness trading pro-
gressed- Worlds shipments for the week wers
much larger than expected. being nearly 3000.f00
bushels in excess OF those OF the previous week
Harvesting reported as being general in South
ern Missouri. and adviCsS from Central Illinois
claimed that the reapers would begin work next
week, and that high yields were expected The
food in the Missouri River and its branches was
reported have passed the climax The markets
for cash wheat in the Southwest was den1oralize1.
prices at Kansas City being down Sc to &c. A heavy
tone prevailed at the close. although prices were
about &c above the low mark Final quotations on
July were 81 1873 10 81 161s-
An increasingly heavy tone FOR cash corn hers
and in the West and Southwest had depressing
effect on the market for futures. although prices
at the close Itc lower 70 11c higher, COM
pared with Saturdays final figures July sold be-
tween 721sc and 7S1sc. and closed at T224c-
Liquidation OF July holdings was the feature oc
trading in the oats market As a result or this
selling the market IN general was weak The mar
ket closed with pr1cess unchanged to &c lower
compared with the previous close
Provisions were strong, owing to a Iurther ad~
vance OF 10c in the price OF live hogs, result
ing from continued light receipts. The market waS
unsettled and declined several times. owing to lib
eraI realizing sales The close, however, was
strong. with prices up &c 70 121=c 20 l5c-
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. June H. 1902.
COFFEE-The coffee market opened unchanged
decline Of points and closed quiet net
changed TO points lower Sales reported OF 1000
bags At the opening only mouth lower, but at
the positions showed loss under scattering
Qudetion and little selling hy houses with European
connections while there appeared 20 be few buyers.
European markets uade "A steady showing with Havrs
!. franc higher. o Brazilian markets Rio
while unchau ged receipts
increasing tneEhst at interior points Tho
1s.UOo bass
Juuaiahy receipts 100 bags against 5000 bags
death Of President Of Bra zn seemed TO
influence the market. and itE occurrence,
now that details have been finally adjusted,
Of administration without cpeciA sig
coffee market standpoint The trade u
waiting definite reports from Brazil concerning
probable grade - the and at the
ali apartments be dragging
tn tIt position ~ aiscounfiuE
considerable decline spot price between now and
September The market for spot coffee vas quiet. with
the basis for Rio No 4 The to
fa warehouse United States FOR the week
ec q against 425TS bags last and s. I63
OF former amount Nsw York had
Zoo hays weekly cIearauces and shipments from
Brazilian points during the week follows Total
cIearancas including 600 bags TO
States. 1900 Europe ana North Africa
and tags cape Plate and South
America STOCK 900 bags. cSaranrcs. 500 bags
rrreir-s the week toaIcd 10
- haas bags last
year Had 24Tnp0 years ago
The range prices in the local market to-day
ae h
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Juns 14--CIosfng: WHEAT-5pot, No =,
red winter. futures quter July %
I'd: September S. Sad; December. IS 5ssd Corn
Sn0r firm. American mixed (vta Galvestoul, 6EI
6sd; futures steady; July. IS a9sd; September. So
65sd- PEAS-Csnadian steady, % AID FLOUR
Winter patents strong. 39s- HOPS IN London CPscho
COAST. steady. = 5sGf3- BEEB-Extra India mess
dull Cd. PORK-Prfue Western strong. 92s
Cd HANS-short cut. Il IL II. strong. SIS. BA-
16 70 "a lb strong 63s 81; long clear middlsss
light. 2S "a ID. 63s, long clear n1iddlss-
heavy. 35 40 H. strong. 62s: snort clear 6ackss
90 n, strong 5es Sd clear bellies "a to - 10.
strong 62s Sd OCLDERS-Squars. II TO Is ID.
strong, 53s Sd LARD-Prins Western IN tisrces
Sd: American refined n pals hrm SOS Sd
CHEEsE-Canadian finest whits and colored. newsl
5Qs Sd. Canadian finest white. old. steady,
GSs- Canadian finest coIorsd. old. steady. SSs Sd
TALLOW-PriG-s city. steady. 2ss- TCRPESTCSE-l
Spirits SIS ROSIN-Counon steady. S. Pc
EC1I-RAfned steady. 7ssd LINsEED OIL
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15

70 To- at 50; 21s do 10 s. sra: 245 do 50 II.
IS IS. 263 do 81 II. at IS 50. IJ9 do. 81 ID as
Ss 80; 300 DO. 90 70 at ss 37s; AZ Virginia sheep.
% 10. 81 so 9 do. 104 n. at 81
Commission Company 485 Virginia lambs - ~
at So: 30 DO y b a 50. 249 do II n az So 2lS do
81 n at So 2l do IS n az $ STA 24l DO % -. al
s. 10 S13 % s. n a. S. So do 6 n az So 22I Ken
lucky Dc. - n. So - 50 2s5 West
Virginia do 66 10 $ % virginia sheep 10 o az
s.: If do IO1 n 81 90 - Do 136 70 az 81 30 do So
10 at 81 Virginia lib u at 81 =
Kentucky bucks. i55 81
Mcpherson & Co. 4s1 Virginia lambs 70 n at So; 2i3
DO "a 10 az So 22S Do. s. n at S. So 40 do % 70. az
s. So 22 DO 80 70. $ 70. 81 10 50 T5 20
do. 81 n. $ -. Is Virginia sheep. oI n. at 81
Frederick l. Kratz: 30 Virginia lambs T5 n. At S9F
211 do - n. at s. - Virginia sheep. 100 10 at 50 So
: sanders l3 state sheep. 100 n 81 70; - DO. %
n AZ 81 50: do 66 n 81 u DO. 81 n. az s4s
state sheep and bucks us p. at 50 80; - Pennsytvan
sheep lis 10 at 81 To- cuils So. 13 do
63 n az 81
Andrew 1Iulsn 50 state sheep 6-ullsl IS n. az 81
HOGS-Receiprs for days 50 cars. 9349
head Including for the market Prices
steady and light TO heavy hogs auOtabls 81 6dS7 90
100 n.
Sales-W. R 81 state hogs TIA ID average, az
s. 90 per 100 10 roushs. 269 IS
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

great deal of attention was devoted 10 trading
in the speci4lties on the Consolidated Exchange.
Such issues Wabash preferred, Corn Products.
American Ice. Virginia Chemical and the Inter
borough shares. common and preferred, were
taken in hand with the business in them extremely
lively at times in the day. This was particularly
the case with Wabash preferred in the later deal
ngs. It's total of 7,TS0 shares more than double
the total Of Southern Pacific and Of Amalgamated
Copper. United States Steel common the feat
ure OF the market. and its total was nearly three
times great Reading and far ahead of Union
Pacific, the second most active stock. The tape
contained & record Of many 400 and 500 share lots
of Steel common, with block of l,100 shares
changing hands at 69is Sixty-esht different stocks
changed hands in the course Of the days opera
tions. including one addition TO the list Cen
eral Electric, of which 80 shares sold at 1888.
Prices compared with the Stock Exchange exhibit
ed some irreguarity, but most Of the time there
relative hrmness. Detailed operations follow:
STnckS
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
ALLOWED TO PAY OUT DIVIDEND.

The New Jersey Court OF Errors and Appeals
"a. es-e7 the decision Of Chancellor Howell,
=. N. co,rt of Chancerv, Of New Jersey. upholding
ne r.st Of the directors Of the United States cast
iron P4pe and Foundry Company 10 pay out a divi-
se,5 NJ IA, -rz- cer: OF the preferred stock de-
clared JUN 2 1908 from the fund termed reserve
for additional working capital which then amount
ed 10 s245sss7. A friendly suit had been brought
70 test their action The governing committee OF
the New York Stock Exchange ruled that the STOCK
should not sell ex-dividend until the end Of the
sr, s1+to,,g, Z7oe-cyl1ancellor Howell upheld the
action OF the directors they were not satisfied win
q lower court decision, and therefore carried the
case 10 the Court Of Errors and Appeals.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15

CnTTON-The cotton market made "a F~nefaliY hrFn
showing today weather In the central reit.
hlsh crop reports steady cables and reports ~ hEn
TIE market opened steady a.
an a6ysncs of 5au poiuts. and closed stea AZ an
advance a. S61O points The opening advance "a- IA
response tte cables ani huAish report from a
prominent New Orleans authority lndioe'lns teovg
ION ~ Der cent acreage and speaking untAVois any
OF the crops condition There was d E0od deal OF
re.lzins At th~ initial and the absence OF bull
support led the local professionals 70 sell tor
tu-r but after market lost all but point ar
Of esrly 81 hrmed up on The vet ".athe
that 5putnNrl tlilis Hh4 "S
rhe and covering py early
sellers Th4 char the buying the early set
fe,k was considered very good, nucl OF II coming from
fpot PEOPLE and while the market did not become nuc
advance the undertone VAS very hl,
and Al ono tire during trading prices we're oalZ
r0nts net higher. slight reaction al me c!ose vas
oficial weather reports lnalcalci
that rain had less general IN centra or
belt sunday, and IN SINE
few Instances precpfta ton was r1deaely heaVy
iIs5 IN not been for that the Mississippi aey
was conuaIning Of moisture about week ago
to-day would have attracted ltle puhs
at,.rtior hu, as IT was they made the basis OF
hb reports connection with the forecast fo totner
sh- unsettled conditions Sou'!seih sf'l MAJ
lets vvere unchanged 10 sc higher. - -
OF contract prices III the Ioti ma 7' 10 N'
az