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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-04
The Day In Congress
"wednesday, Feb. 3, 1909.)
Senate

Senate.
Senator Teller of Colorado today adj
dressed the senate in support of SEN
ator Bacon's resolution declaring that
the senate has a right to any informa-
ton in possession of the executive de-
partments and cited various precedents
to sustain his contention. He claimed
that only in exception cases is the pres
ident warranted in Withholding infor-
nation. The senate remained in ex-
ecHtive session during most of the day
considering the nomination of DIR. w. d.
Crum to be collector of customs at
Charleston, s. c., and at 5:27 p. m adj
journed.
House.
General debate on the agricultural
appropriation bill today afforded critics
and defenders of the department of
agriculture an excellent field day. Mr.
Lever Is. CD led off with an attack on
the appointment and work of the ref
cree board of consulting chemists in the
department. Mr.. Hefiin (Ala) asked on
behalf of cotton growers for a govern
mental monthly report on the consump-
ton of cotton. Mr.. Sturgis CIV Va
urged an extension of the forest serv-
ice. Mr.. Humphrey (Wash.) took
an exactly opposite view, while Mr.
Monden (Wyo.) declared the bureau of
forestry the most autocratic govern
ment bureau outside of Russia. Mr.
Bartholdt (Mo.) urged the issue of
bonds for inland water way improve
lment and Mr.. Chandler (Miss) com
planned of the tariff on agricultural i'm
plements. Chairman Scott of the agri-
Icultural committee closed the debate
with explanatory remarks on work
done by the department during the last
year. When the bill was under con-
sideration under the five minute rule
an increase of $500 to the salary of So
licitor George p. McCabe. making it
$4,000. was stricken out on a point of
order. An increase of the salary of
Director Willis b. Moore OF the weather
bureau from $1,000 to $4,000 suffered a
similar rate. Before the bill was taken
up in general debate the house passed
the senate pension bill for federal
judges Adjourned at $500 p. m.
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of the statutes shall be in the charge
of the state bureau Of public printing
and money necessary for carrying on
the work shall be appropriated from
the state treasury each two years. 1t
is provided that the printing board may
employ a competent law annotator to
collect and anrotate the laws of the
state.
Another provision IS that township
trustees and boards Of trustees Of
schools shall buy copies of the an
mated statutes and that one copy must
be kept in each school where a grade
higher than the fifth is taught. It is
further provided that the state board
Of education shall prepare a course In
elementary law which may be taught
In the schools.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-04

Provincial seminary. in Troy, where he
graduated in 1884. Upon his return to
Rochester he was ordained to the
priesthood by Bishop McQuaid. After
serving as rector of several churches
in nearby towns Father Hickey was
called to Rochester to assume the rec
torship of st. Mary's church in that
city Later he was elevated to the
vicar generalship of the diocese, and
In 1905 he was selected as coadjutor-
bishop by the congregation of the
Propaganda, in Rome, at the request
of Bishop McQuaid.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-04

General Phil Sheridan was at one
time asked what incident in his life
caused him the most amusement.
Well" he said. 7 always laugh
when I think Of the Irishman and the
army mule I was riding down the
line one day when I saw an Irishman
mounted on a mule that was kicking
rather freely. The mule finally got his
foot caught in the stirrup. when. In
the excitement. Pat remarked:
We'll if you're goin to git on. I'll
be gittin' off. "-Gunter s Magazine.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-04

Jim Gilmore, the so-called Bard of
Alamo" was trotted out at Lafayette
last week to entertain the Jackson day
banqueters with one of his alleged
poems. After so recently perpetrat-
ing 1.-The Mole Critic" 1t was hoped the
public would be spared for awhile any
more of Jim's corduroy-road verses,
with their dislocated rhymes, their
barnyard phraseology, imbecile imagery
and slang whanging sentiment The
audience, however, seemed to get the
same kind of fun out of the bifurcated
ass as they would out of a trained pig
or pup that had been taught to stand
on its hind legs, and his literary eff
fusions are SO Internally bad as to al
most make them good from their very
idiocy.-Indianapo Independent.
Welcome advertising, carr. Thrice
welcome! Go to it,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-04
FOR REAL ESTATE DEALERS.


bring
The
The anything
sell it. impossible for
Of Advertising
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house of representatives.
1SS7-Interstate commerce conlrni ssion
established.
1S90-Centenary of the supreme court
of the United States celebrated.
1901-Carrie Nation began her liquor
crusade in Kansas
1s0S-E. S. D. Shortridge. ex-governor
of North Dakota, died
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THIs DATE IN HISTORY.


17s7-Bishop White of Philadelphia or
dained bishop of Pennsylvania by
the archbishop of Canterbury. -.
1S24-Congress by resolution offered a
ship to convey the Marquis de La
fayette to America.
1SS&-U. S. senate appointed a COM
mittee to investigate the national
bank.
1s61-The confederate congress met at
Montgomery and elected Jefferson
Davis president of the Confdeder-
ate States of America
1S64-Engagement between Union and
Confederate troops at Moorheld. w.
Va.
1sss-Dingley tariff bill passed by the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-04

Senator Lambert has introduced a
bill which he believes, as a law, would
prove advantageous in many parts of
the state. 1t provides that in cities
OF the third and fourth classes boards
of park commissioners may be ap-
pointed by the common council The
number of members to serve on the
board shall be determined by the coun-
ell and the members of the park board
shall receive no salaries. Under the
bill, money for the Improvement of
parks would be appropriated by the
council, and the fund would be in the
hands of the board of park commission
ers. Senator Lambert presented the
bill at the request of a number of
citizens of Muncie, who would like to
see more attention given to the parks
of that city.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-04

Now, sir" said the homely K. c. to
the witness. kindly look at me-
Counsel for the opposition sprang to
his feet.
.Mlud." he cried, 4 submit that this
request is practically tantamount to
physical violence to the witness
Tit-Bits.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-04

"DON'T LET HIM KNOW YOU LOVE
HIM. WOMAN WRITER RECON-
MENDs. THAT'S ALL RIGHT. HE
PROBABLY WOULDN'T BELIEVE 1T
ANYWAY.
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THIS IS MY 4sTH BIRTHDAY.
bishop Hickey.

The Ri. Rev. Thomas F. Hickey, the
successor of the late Bishop McQuaid
of the Roman Catholic diocese of Ro-
chester, N Y. was born in Rochester,
Feb. 4. 1851 He attended the par
ochial schools in his native city and
completed his education at st. Joseph's
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-04

1t is mighty hard TO sugar
coat the pill OF a passed divi-
dend when n man is short on
cigar money.
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r A n o NJ
THINGS AND FILINGS

oh. yes, as we have said many times,
either Hammond or Gary will get along
real nicely even though they don't get
any superior court facilities.
THE GIRL OF THE PERIOD NEVER
THINKS HER HAT Is BECOMING
UNLESS 1T Is OVERCOMING.
Doctor contradicts another doctor
who says that deep breathing would
cure tuberculosis. OF course, he had
to contradict it. If persons got to
breathing the free pure air, how would
the doctors live?
1t was Seneca who wrote that
There is no great genius
without mixture
OF madpcss,
But
We do
Not find 1t
Recorded where old Sen
Ever hunted up a genius and told
Him so to his face.
Have you heard anything of one ia,
Frank Hanly lately?
| And is there to be no further new
| from our friend Loeb, the Denial Kid
"SOiIing another will never
make me clean" would be
mighty fine thing for some fell
lows we know to paste In their
lids.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-04

In the meantime. the life insurance
companies are trying to get US all to
read their annual reports. which are
about as interesting reading as a SUI
preme court decision on extra-terri-
toriality.
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ANYWAY.

1t is quite probable that Senator
Bowser is giving us the P. D. O. signal,
but our wireless is not working
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-04
What has become Of the old
fashioned girl who made such
n hit with a fascinator.
Frozen Warmth

Mr. Job Resiter said it was SO cold
at his ranch Saturday that he had to
eat lot of ice cream to warm up
LeesyiIle (coL) Light.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-04

a few days will make in some cocky
editors who don't live thousand miles
from Gary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-04

Love is not so blind as a lot
of people think it is, or else the
spectacle supply would have
run out long ago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-04

The senate committee on public NOR
ais decided last night to make a favor
able report on Senator Cox's bill to
amend the anti-cigarette law. The Cox
bill would make it a crime to sell or
give cigarettes to minor. but would
not prohibit the sale to adults and
would not prohibit the use of them by
adults.
The merits of the Cox bill and the
lack of enforcement of the present
cigarette law were discussed last
night by the committee and it was
the general opinion that the present
law could not be enforced and that it
worked a hardship upon adults who
wished to use the cigarette 1t was
pointed out that the present law was
ineffective because, though it prohibited
the sale of cigarettes in this state. Il
could not stop shipments into the state
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-04

Senator Hawkins has introduced a
bill which provides that the state shall
print the annotated statutes of Indi-
ana and that they shall be sold at not
less than 81 a volume
The bill provides that the publication
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-04

Queer what a adherence in opinion
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-04

And is there to be no further news
from our friend Loeb. the Denial Kid?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-04

Have you heard anything of one ia,
Frank Hanly lately?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-04

Welcome advertising. carr. Thrice
welcome! Go to it,
New-York tribune., 1909-05-22
OTHER MARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. May H.-CATTLE-Receipts lestimatedl,
900 head: market steady: steers. S5 go 81 S cows.
S4as5 heifers. 50 6oQ$6 15 bulls s. 2gS3 20 calves
ceipts (estimated), $4,000 head market steady to sc
higher choice heavy shipping 81 45q$I o9 butchers
40a$7 so. light mxed g o5q$7 10 c5otSs light s. 2og
saIs 90 E 251s7 40 sHEEP-Receips (estimated 5000
head market 15a25o higher sheep So 1896 70; lambs
East Buffalo. May 21.-CATTLE-Receipts 100 head:
market steady; prime steers, So 50qS1 VEALS-Ese-
cepts head active and SOC higher. at $50
So SO 4IoGs-Reoeipts 500 head: market active and
Sc S9TeFS TS: daTes T 4o92 & 4os7 % s. sEEP S And
25c higher: lambs 50a35e higher 81 5OGSs 7t year
iinEs S7dS7 so: v-ethers. $6 25dS6 so.
Kansas City May 2l.--CATTLE-Receipts, $40 head
aud dressed beef steers 25a$6 Ga: fair good SIS 25
Sc % steers %5S6 rs; stocseTs and feeders
S4s3 SO; southern steers 81 2SqS6 4e southern COWS
81 2ds6 so; bulls SO 5O9$5 rs calves. S4a$o so HOGS
81 IS bulk of sales. 50 1887 30 heavy. g I5qs7 $5
packers butchers, So s5$7 S0 light $6 6oGS7 1o
pEs s5 cease 60 SHEEP-Recepts, 1000 head: market
steady; lambs S6dSS 5O yearlings 81 50S7 50 wether
S5S6 30; ewes $4GS6 stocers and feeders 50 25S5 o
Cncinnat May 21-CATTLE-Reoepts, 1,26s head
generally 106i5c lower fair 70 good shippers 80 6So 4O
Common 81 7O9$4 40 HOGS-ReceipJs, 2eS5 head gen
orally 10c higher butchers and shippers - eo@S ~
common 81 b0ES6 35. SHEEP-F3eceipts, 6l7 heaiS
stead at S21S4 rs: spring lambs steady at s59$s 20
Union stock Yards. Pittsburg. May 2l-CAIT Tlhfte-
81 60aS6 So SHEEP-Suppy light and steady; prime
yethers So 1O7S6 90; cs common 81 5oS4 lambs
81 6OISs. VEAL CALvFS-S7qS7 90 HOGS-Receipts
light active; prime heavies. 81 699SI 90; MEDIUMS
az 55GS7 co. heavy Workers. 81 45$I %; light Yorkerss
s1 Io61S7 90: pigs S6 75qS7; roughs. s6dS5 go
Toedo Nav 21--CLOVERSEED-Cash. 50 %; October,
So So FffSf& afsiREPTiine s. 7751gsust s. %
New-York tribune., 1909-05-22
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicsgo. MAY Zl-Theat prices advanced moro
tnso ic here today owing 10 brisk demand. based
emery On snarp advances at the principal Euro
pan grain centres, the May delivery incidentally
'oacaing new high record mark for the season
q Z alat Al the close prices showed net gains OF
asc TO Issc New high marks also we're estab-
1taeo IN oats, the May delivery selling st 6olSc-
N.rn closed firm and provisions steady.
.as wheat market strong the entire session.
tlA the exception OF q slight dip early in the day
~ 70 pFont taking, based on rains in Kansas
end the Ohio River Valley. Although the May
o-Hery rose 10 higher level than previously at
I1a'eo Tor the crop, trading in that option was
Aenl few bids by shorts being sufficient 10
e@ute tHe advance. The most potent factor IN the
s-S.suon was the strength OF European markets
N-lel with the exception Of Liverpool. were closed
EeSte1esy The greatest gain was at Budapest,
mere prices were SIC above the closing quota
us q Wednesday. UnfavorahIe reports regard
L-.s Sss European crop gere said to be mainly re-
sPSasee for the strength abroad A forecast Of
. II &c decrease In the worlds visible supply for
une week and continued light receipts at primary
S1ihs N this country were additional bulIish in
-OeS As z result OF the strength of wheat
- - Psses Of -four here was advanced 1oc. had
1 pesa predicted yesterday. During the day the
- gsS delivery ranged between 81 15is and 81 165s
-. AetEet Closed strong at almost the top notch,
high point
5No'Slthstsnding a break OF &c to PIC in the
s-es Of cash corn. the market for future deiv-
= vas hrm the greater part OF the day, owing
.-,,sey bidding by shorts. An easier tone was
s-iisstsd early in the session, as a result of re-
- - q increased offerings from the country, but
@ - became known later that most OF this
-. -. VII go 10 III previous sales 10 the East
-'alent became buIlish The MAY delivery was
INCEPTION, being under considerable selling
<tsss@fs all Gay, chiefly ty local holders. At the
80 80 prices were go lower 10 nc higher. with
"sS al sc 20 ssbsc
-. deliveries Of oats rose 10 new high records
80 result Of an urgent general demand for the
- ,SS'e-aoer option. Shorts IN the May delivery bid
49, p1.oe OF that option up sharply. Strength of
iz1 inf he F0r he
~ on Mag was 5s1zc 20 e9z,c, and on July 52l.c
60 y Al the close prices were up &c TO 1i4c.
ip. p%slea % with the previous final figures, May be-
- vOc and July al 5szsc
~. 1s N provisions was dull and the market
a. ts'es9y Prices at the close we're PIC higher
New-York tribune., 1909-05-22

COTT0N-The cotton market was very nervous
day with Tire tendency toward shifting of the
bulls and considering the amount OF Liquidation through
commission houses prices pretty well sustained, with
the close steady at decline OF s91l points. The
market opened barely steady decline Of b9lS points
rains in the Southwest. At the decline
prominent bulls who had sold the bulge OF Thursday,
entered the market large buyer, and this demand
u connection with covering by some ~ toays sellers
higher the within point Of Thurs
days finals detailed weather report show
ing precipitation quite general TO-.
lowed BY increased offerings during the middle session
prominently and perElstenty bulish vas advising
clients sell its long cotton the theory that
buish government report bad been overdscouEted-
After Showing net loss OF 127l4 points under this
newaI ot ban support. btt again during the
hour. scattered offerings heavier and
sseulEd be unsettled Southern spot
odcisIly reported unchanged 70 &c hsher.
Texas distinct Improvement In the crop
outlook terrtory- bat the bulls predicting
that complaints OF and foul fields VII very
Mississippi valley
change SooV- receipts, Sss3I bales against 5S2-S
years Overland mills and Canada $3.50.
against I6.So4 last year; Southern mill taknsE est
10000 against 5000 last wear. loss OF stock az
interior -opus 81 p $50 last yea-; brought
sgat week. 10I So against 80 s45 last yea
Total crop pece:pE e41b.5l5, against
overland mills and Csrada. IN
a3o against 6s5 ia lsst Southern mill SsEnEs
eS5 edo against $4,000 year interto-
September J. III s2e. against 26,aa1
brought thus Ear f0r sessoc. ESQ
s7E against 10 last year The total crop
nent 2S this season against 26S days last
season.
The rang. oc contract prices n the local market to
Pz.ur
New-York tribune., 1909-05-22
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York May 81. 1909
. CoFtEE-Ihe coffee market moderately active
LAY ana somewhat unsettled. with
craving together OF MAJ and contracts.
cose steady net points higher points lower.
were reported Of "A 250 bags including switches from
May TO later months. The market opened steady
changed prices u decline OF points, during
,oae session showed the seedyins influence OF bull
support o. the positions
bags from Hare 10 New York followed by Increased
offerings Of May. and toward the Cf
as though the leading bulls little
IN their support OF that position which
old. compared with the sales OF Ti5C THURSDAY
closing BID Of l5c June, however worked points
hlgAsT. and otRer positions unchanged 10 Z
points lower According private reaching
here there has been considerable
low grade CofeeS which had held
some time and delivered contract
x IS supposed that this coffee being
hack 70 New York 20 be delivered The bulls NAY
OWING 70 the holidays there cables from the
primary markets HsvTe closed unchanged 4 franc
higher -he market fo- coffee quiet with QUO
tatious on the basis Of 77t 9Sc for Rio No I.
The range Of prices to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-05-22
Citations.

-,,rza PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. SI
- 6S~ace OF Cod Free Indspsndent-To Fanny
L1eSton sarah F. Davis. Five Points House q m
y. ccisty for the Relief Hsf Orphans and Dest-
- SbIdren OF the city OF New York. Charles LanieP
Sa.o Ettv Ianier IaWrance. James F. d Lanier.
!<a1I Tsner Appleton. Elizabeth g. TurnUre. Charles
sni4yy Jr Reginald Bishop Lanisr. Francis Randall
-nie-on Jr Charles Lanisr Appleton. Ruth Appleton
Applston. Elizabeth Lsnier Tur-
rurs Mary Mildred Turnure. George Evans Elirnlre.
LaWrancs Iurnure. Manhattan I've Ear
- throat Hospital and ali persons Interested "a the
-sta ~ David s ESIsston late of the County of New
1-- 5sceased "a creditors egatees. next Of KIN OF
+te-se sand greeting: and each q ara here
~ cited ana required personally % be and appear before
81 Srrogars of County OF New York at the SUrro
or held at the Hal Of Records
- +TA County OF New York. the 18th daY of Juns
1000 a. half-past o'clock IN the forenoon OF thar
attend judicial settlement of
- account ~ proceedings 0f Charles Lanier and Henry
lesson as Executors OF the Last VIII and Testa-
deceased and such -Ot you as are hereby
i,s5 a. are under OF twenty-one years are re-
your guardian. II have one or
have none. appear and apply for one 70 b
a,ntd or in the event OF your neglect fafuzs To
- 50 guardian viii be appointed BY the Surrogate %
Tepresent and for IN the proceeding.
whereof, have caused the seal OF the
Trogates Court OF the said County Of New York 70 %
hsreunto affixed
sal County. the County OF New York. the
m. ST 2Sd April. in the year OF Lord ons
thousand nine hundred and nine
DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
Clerk OF the 5Drrogates Court
New-York tribune., 1909-05-22
Tbs following the totel net receipts of cotton ct
~ Eerfe feruEe

FLOUR AND HIEAID-There was moderate local
Of stocks IN quarters forcing buyers G to take ] hold
for their cqPrent needs hSsS oaned anG R
hour sho"ed h1e re 1onP ar priees a9o.ed o9
the New York Produce Exchange: spTginGg pgG G patents
Sc e3ogs7 go watsT stTa,ght ] .a2 8 7S Sss[ @
ira No / winter IS GS5 40 extra No winter. 81 so
So Kansas stralshfs' se9ss 10 RE6 75 FLOUR }
fancy. 81 75as4 90 CoRNMEAsImsteady Quoted 4s
white and yellow 81 $685. 5o' G0arse 81 5o9$I %
f;ng ss To- sts4daTd niddifng Sas To-
-four do $50 To- RED dos SS2 2 city hfan :s 81 80
eli prompt shipment; homny chop. S2s bulk, see 20
sacks: oil meal. $s3 30 asked
GRAIN-wHEAT-New high records made
May wheat to-day the local price going 10 81 40 and
Chicago TO 81 81 Later positions were asc very og
July up 245s the ate curb or sc above the
ceptiona strength foreign markets and builish con
Wednesia, the Berlin market higher and Buda
pest baac higher while Liverpool closed sc spoNS me me
arm Al about aac but rapidly sold off under
sas @ & Py SmInis9 s;9 s5Sn 6s eat % Belts @ e turn in
neht came toward Inieaay % on m ia Teaction aftard
na prices being practically top for The day DIT
chief incentive 10 the there Commission house
business active all day par s "a .N Z o ;
TnsfeTaIiv Not nucn Improvement was shown IN the
sTkets which received only Il COO bush an points
gerting but 22s oo9 BUSH Sis s3n19 si tp @ 7 COS
lusa rs weekly review Ihe Modern A4sr e9.io
lsr,ey a ~ winter wheat condition following
rsins ana moderate temperatures The adv!ees from
% 80. roints iaciuding Canada, said the crop
sbout under favorable sooa rams
@ hayng bg S'Sea roo2hsil 70 he compared with
T1 Sisibe s1z2Iy was $4,000 bush. compared
win i2oo 90 bush sVee I d ss9 At s. 4 IN eievator and
81 a nomins aaoat: 10 $50 Noffhern pG9n' f3
SoPT-yhils cash and the May contract were ee-
pressed AZ t9ss @ % ~ sor zturds- at Chiaago the Jay
devsy odeTats wesnss1 early in shs session. be-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-22

active buying supposed to be covering by prominent
short Interest The May contract CSC lower at tho
close whereas July iac higher Chicago The local
market on the other hand. was generally firm for al
positions higher The cash demand
SLOW. reports the West indicated prosPec
tive large increase No here quoted
ct Slsc elevator 81 &c. white at
- &c and No yellow, s. &C, afoat. OATS-The
market for oats quite strong all day with July IN
the lead 113 higher closing at about
TOP O an active demand from commission houses
covering shorts The local cash market also very
closing follows: Mixed rs 80 70. 6ls962l2C
natural white 2G 50 10 62' a66Ac. clipped white.
% a 62l5G85Sc- RYE-Market firm, but dull;
No Western, 0Tc nominal. b New York BARLEY
Market feeding soc. New York.
Wheat including -four, exports for the week, according
70 Bradstreets assresate 4s595 oush against LIS eV
$50 254 bush last July l,
156 bush against ls6 DDS bush last Corn.
exports week 1,0TI bush against 15l PAL bush
week and bush last July /, 2SS1
bush against - 533 S4T last year.