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The Green Forest tribune., 1909-07-02
CLERKS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the following Ad- ministrators and guardians have filed their account currents with the Probate Court for sas. which renorts will come on for hearing at the July term of said court, to wit: c. B. Grim and R. D. Galloway, adminis- trators of the estate of Kimsey Hulsey, de- ceased, final account current J.H. Mathis guardian of Clyde Gum, third and final account current.
 All persons having objections to said &C., counts, or any of them are hereby called upon | to come forward and file same or before the third day of said term of court otherwise the said reports will, in all things, be approved and confirmed.
 Witness my hand and the seal of said court this 5th day of May. 1909 J. E. GREGsoN, County Clerk.
The Green Forest tribune., 1909-07-02
Against Double Taxation

While the campaign to secure a just valuation for all taxable property is on, the question of double taxation is one that should receive attention.
 The law that compels a person to pay taxes upon more than his net worth is equally as unjust as the one that permits property to escape taxation.
 Here is the proposition: MT Blank owns a farm which is valued at 5000 on the tax books He has this place mortgaged to Mir. Jones for $500, the balance of the purchase price. MT. Jones has listed the mortgage, if he has done as the law requires him, and pays taxes on the $500. Then in all justice should mol Mr. Blanks land taxes be based on 8 value of S40O instead ol 5000? Of course, it should.
 The way it is, the man who is burdened with debt is doubly burdened with taxes.
 The only place a person is al- lowed to exempt debts is to de- duet what he owes from his moneys and credits on hand He has absolutely no show to equaize his taxes unless he has a sufficient amount of cash or notes and accounts to balance his indebtness.
 A just law administers justice to all concerned. Let all the evils in our tax system be correct ed
The Green Forest tribune., 1909-07-02

YOUNG man, by all means pay your debts. Dishonesty has kept hundreds of young men out of a good job when they were we'll qualified in every other way. Don't think you can conceal any, thing from the public. Such is whispered from one to the other but the fellow himself hears but little about it. It is impossible
 for man to long hold a good paying position if he is dishonest
The Green Forest tribune., 1909-07-02
Oak Hill Happenings,

Most everybody is preparing to celebrate the Fourth.
 There was a musical party at Mrs. Gunn's Saturday night.
 Sterling McNiel and family visited H. H. Stanhope's Sunday.
 Ali Leathers and family of Green Forest visited at John Ragsdale's Sunday.
 James Tabor and family of Green Forest visited at Uncle lrv. Shipman's Sunday.
 Delbert McNiel and family visited at the home of Henry Myers at Denver Sunday.
 John Ragsdale is always boast ing about something. Now he has the finest toma to patch in the country.
The Green Forest tribune., 1909-07-02
CONFIRMATION NOTICE

Carroll Chancery Court Eastern Dist. L. E. Jones, Ex-Parte.
 Notice is hereby given that the above named petitioner has filed in this court his petition asking that the title to the following lands Carroll county, Ark, be quieted, con hrmed and vested in him, to-wit:
 The SW 1-4 of NV IA Sec. l6 Township 19 N R. 23 W. and that said petition will be heard at the next July term of the said court which convenes at Berryville, Ark on the fourth are notified to appear at said time and place to show cause, if any there be, why the title of petitioner to said lands should not be quieted and confirmed and vested absolutely in her.
 Witness my hand and the seal of said court on this the 4th day of June, 1909,
 A. J. RUSSELL, Circuit Clerk.
The Green Forest tribune., 1909-07-02
Sees Moth CT Grow Young,

"It would be hard to overstate the wonderful change in my mother since she begin to use E lectric Bitters" writes Mrs. w. L. Gi]patric of Danforth, Me. Although past ' 0 she seems really to be growing young again. She suffered un- told misery dyspepsia for 20 years. At last she could neither eat, drink nor sleep. Doctors gave her up and all re. medies failed till Electric Bitters worl1e.. such wonders for her health" They in- vigorate all vital organs, cure Liver and Kidney troubles, induce sleep, impart strength and appetite. Only 50c at all druggists.
The Green Forest tribune., 1909-07-02
Yocum Items.

Reuben N cal is on the sick list, also J. F. Walker.
 Miss Elsie Scott of Blue Eye., Mo-, is visiting Miss Mae O'Neal.
 Yocum was quite we'll repre- sented at the all day meeting held at Parker Sunday.
 Harvesting is about over but tomato cultivation is in full blast. No rest for the farmers.
The Green Forest tribune., 1909-07-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIC14,

Land Office at Harrison, Ark May 26, 1909. Notice is s hereby given that Elze Carpenter who, on Jan. 20, 1908, made H. E. No. 36664 Serial, No. 05697, for w 1-2 NE IA, Section l, Township 20 N, Range 2SW, 5th, Prin-Meri- Final commutation Proof to establish claim to the land above described, before Circuit Clerk of Carroll Co.,, at Berryville, Ark, on the day of July, 1909.
 Claimant names as witnesses:
 James Trantham, William Trantham, Will jam Avery, Riley Dunlap, all of Green Forest, Ark,
 JOHN I.WoRTHl NGroN, Register.
The Green Forest tribune., 1909-07-02
Tortured on a Horse

"For ten years couldn't ride horse without being in torture from piles," writes W. L. Napier, of Rugless, Ky., "when all doctors and other remedies failed, Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured me-" Infallible for Piles, Burns, Scalds, Cuts, Boils, Fever-sores, Eczema, Salt Rheum, Corns. 25c. Guaranteed by all druggists.
The Green Forest tribune., 1909-07-02

MISSOURI authorities are wrestling with the capitalized tax proposition. The St. Louis Globe Democrat says that grand jury investigations will follow this years assessment.
The Green Forest tribune., 1909-07-02
country

Parties wanting dental work will please note that Dr. Spurlin will be at his office in Green For- est on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, July 6, and 8.
The Green Forest tribune., 1909-07-02

THERE is scheme on foot among the Masons of the world to rebuild King Solomon's Temple.
The Green Forest tribune., 1909-07-02

OUR good friend Stafford of the Springdale News has come to his senses already and cut out that foolish twice. a. week propo- e,ition
The Green Forest tribune., 1909-07-02

Money to loan on farms. Call on or write F. M. Gar win, Harrison. Ark.
The Green Forest tribune., 1909-07-02
The Home Bakery

Gan supply all the de- mands of Green Forest and vicinity for BREAD, PIES and CAKES.
 We Make a Specially of Pies and cakes for or ders Saturday for Sum- day dinners. We can furnish anything in our line cheaper than you can afford to do your own baking. NUNNALLY BLDG. MAIN ST. F | EE6 m "A Kk5 k
The Green Forest tribune., 1909-07-02
TIME TABLE M. & N. A. R. R.

SOUTH BOUND TRAINS. No. l. Passe nger, Daily l1l6 A. M. No. 23, Local Freight, Daily Ex. Sun. 8: 59A. M. NORTH BOUND TRAINS. No. 2, Passenger, Daily 6:5s M. Mo- 24. Local Freight, Daily Ex. Sun 12:3o PM.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-16
CLOSED OUT ON CURB.
Fortg-si-r Varieties of Mining Stocks
Held for Loan Sold.

Inc feature of the curb market yesterday was
Ine closing out of loan covering 19o 5s5 shares Of
1lihihs stocks' the majority of them being Of the
class generally known as cats and dogs" Forty
six varieties OF mining stocks were represented in
the loan Many of them had no market value but
they all brought some kind OF a bid The entire
lot was sold at the market by Edward E Epps &
Co, brokers, of No. 15 William street acting as
agent for j. A Parker & Co. private bankers. Of
No 81 Wall street
It was learned that the stocks were sold for the
account of Irving K. Harrington & Co. also of
No 81 Wall street The latter firm has attracted
some attention in the financial district in the pro-
motion Of mining properties Mr.. Parker said he
carried the stocks for about year as collateral
for loan made to Mr.. Harrington and had finally
decided to close # out
Many mining stocks that have been prominent
the curb figured in the loan, but only few Of
them brought more than few cents a share. A
block of Montgomery -Shoshone, mining property
in which Charles NJ schwab was once largely in
terested, brought the highest price Of the lot
s. S7R a share for $50 shares. A block of 5000
shares Of Nevada Exploration brought only 500
and q batch of $500 shares of Round Mountain
Red Top for the price. One hundred
thirty shares OF Tr-Bullon sold at 81 o6i4
a share, 600 McKiney-Darragh for S912 cents d
share and 100 North Butte Extension for AZ cents
share.
The stocks and prices they brought were as fol-
lows:
sSn i56 shares ares Sa{s % oeG God u'is Ear 500
shares, Is: Montgomery Mountain. geo shares
O6la; Mcnamara, 800 shares, .54l9 Mckinley-Oal-
ragh. 800 shares. .S9i2 Tri-BulliOn, 1S0 shares,
IoSl4; Tonopah Extension 100 shares. IS; Mohawk
Extension. $500 shares. .01t: Mitchell, 500 shares
l2iz. Damoudhed B B. 1852 shares, -ObT4, jim
Butler, 100 shares. Il; Fraction, 1900 shares 96;
Midway. 800 shares. 21l4; Bullfrog National Bank.
1900 shares .035s; North Star, ll50 shares. VIZ;
Golden sceptre, 1000 shares. OF; Blue Bell 9 goo
shares. "a; St Ives, soc shares ,l3; Damondheld
Triangle. 5000 shares. .03 Atlanta. 400 shares,
II1s: TramQs. 47o3 shares. .06; Silver Pick Zoo
shares, es Frances Mohawk. soc shares. 10; Red
Hils 200 shares. .O7le; Consolidated Arizona 500
shares 90: Montana Tonopah 470 shares -6S;
Sandstornl 200 shares 09. United Rico 500 shares,
II: Eagles Nest, 200 shares. o. Lone star $500
shares "a: Ely Consolidated 500 shares. 10; Great
Bend, 1000 shares. -17 Kendall 25e shares, o41zi
Jumbo Extension. 1.fo0 shares, 10; Great Bend
Extension. 1000 sha ares, .e3l4 Grandma, $500
shares, .OS; Cracker Jack 40 shares, o2la'
Shushone, $50 shaTes, 81 s7lz; Great Bend Annex
500 shares SIS lot: Goldheld Belmont, SOC shares
SIS lot; Adams 1000 shares, $l2 lot. Nevada E1o
ploration 60o oo0 shares, 500 lot; Roanoke. $3.50
shares IS lot; BulIfrog Gold Bar, 500 shares, S3I
lot: Round Mountain Red Top $4,000 shares 500
lot
New-York tribune., 1909-03-16
Cash NuOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York March Is. 1909
t0ays coffee market vas soHsvaas unssttea ana theg2
months Which may poss6iy rejected
import duty oonee. selling vas not very urgent
however and after oPening steady a. unchansed prices
points lower < points higher. near months being
bags opening advance IN sympathy with higher
isb recsirIs At Brazilian poias This railing on in the
Psis io'esnt 70 enc Is G2S 4Se a. tSe '9 fipiar laaSnse
on trade demand e. G5iy asstla @ ATc F9eePS P a.
with York warehouse deliveries alone OF l&aI -
ins 10 to-8ays eabIes vas gis franc higher the
hour o. he local 9Re3ins "ae esB a. e ihS
9 Brazilian ports 1or ths day we're gse8 e~ss & az 6
bags against IL d"o BAGS last and q 600 bass yo
yyT as5eriai e5sngs. res . hls6s w4ls
market Tor spot coee que, but steady. with quota
tons on tse bass oS 80 t9t 70 no =. United states
Tor The week were la- 55@ e.s 4s7H5 - s - az r
Ts9 sE 4ak 25f 6a1 12s go eass The sh
fas. e. @ has 10 ~ ri rated s,s5ss 600 61ss to EaToPs
Gn6 Nort6 Africa snd ooo tags to cape. tae Rte.
Plate ana ne @est coast o seuth AIe1..a sss's5 s
Ea5ope i've santos oiesranres vsr. l2s 600 bags & 81
to r5PS sn4 Worth Africa steamers loading At Santos
nens tsr t5s Hits s @ sss i1siaairg 2c bass
tinted ssste I322 3 ssga Bahia .Sts5, sy ''5 70 6s
TsGsp's srn al no ls zoo bags last week soo5 last
year. and 600 bags rVo years ago ,. o., 5,,. ,-5
COTToN-The cotton market was Ql,Sl go! 90! -
rIrtuatious narrow, but In Le late tracing t7
rs~tona vas dscide5v and the close was al the
lowest level OF fhs dsy-barely steady ~ net decline q
1G3 points The market opened STEADY al e~'Ife o.
las points N response To lower cables aa1 i-ITts c
the Southwest. but offerings Wfs
-, bea,-x and during day market
~rINd about unchanged points higher buying to
undo Liverpool sraddlaR and with scattered coverins
Later there reports q easier Interior spot nars
cousidehaa cotton tcr sas IN the lale
trading 7hue after the New York close New orleans
was decidedly Southern spot markets otnclay
ro-ted l-32c higher lice lower but geGesaiF
UNCHANGED that orers from mills
which had refused saturday AID early tnls morn
ing being accepted hv Southern holders later N me
5ay. Pew seemed 70 he without much
Influence According compilation of additi' 'nal
weather advloes twenty-five stations IN Texas etd oa
Of a total OF bout hfty-sever, have hGd
rainfall during the month aggresaing icon tra9
Il little inches al the various stations oay
which have had totals Il over an lnch during me
Meanwhile reports reaching the Tads of TOO
belt. where the weather u
delaying crop preparations although there Is
matters n these sections
private ginning made the total 70 March
/ l3 2Ss 000 bales. including unters-
The range OF contract prices IN the local market to-day
follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-16
COPPER PRICES DOWN.
Metal Reaches L0TeSt Point IN
About O. Year.

The Price OF copper metal declined yesterday TO
.rs lowest point Il has touched in about a year
sales OF electrolyIic being reported at IA cents
which vas = cent pound below the price that pre-
vailed IN the recent buying movement kven at the
lou price for the metal yesterday buying continued
m hsnd-to-raoutf basis. the large consumers not
csr..r apparently, take on stocks even at that
lsrel-
On TIE Metal Exchange quotations Tor al grades
ef oopper were lowered "A cent in both bid ana
sEkes prices lake bsng quoted at lzA3 TO 17s Genus
eectrolytc al I2t 20 I2 and castings at Z 10 Us
cents g pound
Generally when the price Of copper touches such
low level here Europe comes in and buys heavily
ut Yesterday the price OF the metal fell as Sharply
n London as II dii here, and support from mat
ouzrtsr vas lacking It was reported that the re
cent sales Of saoslG9o pounds Of copper for foreeh
srro4--t were ret taken for immediate consumption
hut fer speculative purposes, and the weakness IN
re etsI was attributed part 70 this speculative
conner henx PRESSED for sale on the London mar
kst- ,,
IRE dsoliue in the price Of copper had a bearish
s-eo+ IN the copper stocks, Arnalganated creeping
e-o-n * n ss1L and closing at 6S net loss OF 17s
tasr,s 4rorn Saturdays close American SmeIuhs
sns Reaning broke from Sl4 to s214 and Anaconda
Copper from 4ass to 3e5S-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-16
OTHER MARkgTasY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. March 15-CATTLE-Rsceipts. estimated
a. &IGo0 head, market. 1Od 15c lower. steers - o
g . IS 25 calves SS Gs7 stocers feeders
50 SO g 50 50 HOGS-Receipts- estimated a. $4,000
$ So: 6ute6sfs S. 7oa IS - light mixed s. S
@ e - %; ehoise gn5 ss 90 e 50 90 packing So SeY
sHEEP-Receipts- estimated at $4,000 head: narkst
weak TO 1oc over shseD 50 ass 10 lambs. s6s7 sS
Cincinnati March I5,-HoGLReceipts Ssss head:
sg s Inc 9eg Sgsshs5s and salgRsrs Ss ge9
common. 81 I5aS 80. SHEEP-RecsPts 1Ts hsads
East Buffalo March 16--CATTLE-Rscspts 22Oo
nesd sloS prime steady others 1og 15c higher prime
s. 9s6 s5 81 25gs6. cows s. 5Gss IS: Bulls
- sos.SS % - -Es55S-RsSsPts 400 bead; activs
Tsi-v .-.i,, a-s9o asst1s
nized s!qSI To- Workers So QST; pigs Ss Is 9ss 80;
I01ghs 50 5 SO 10; stays 81 503S5; dairfss 50 500
handy lambs active heavy mixed sheep steady:
oLneTs- 10p25c higher lambs S59SS % ysarlinsa.
sheep. mixed. 81 so a SIS 75
Kansas city, March 15.-cATTL3-Receipss. 1Leoo
asa including LOCO Southern market steers steady
lOc lower: steady stockers and feedsrs strong
choice export and dressed steers IS 16S7
feeders 50 T5s5 Is: "a 60S6.
COWS SSaS4 iS native cows. s. Z5GS5 native heesrs.
Receipts 5000 head market 5910c lower: top So %:
Bulk Of sales SO 4ogSs So heay s. Se9Ss q paessrs
50 So SHEEPRsesipts 11-0OO head market steady
90 4es5; ewes 81 5SS 90 stocksrs and feeders Sa 80
PittsburE March i5-CATTI.E-Recefpts fair, slew.
S1pOly light higher lambs: strong On sheep: prime
wethers IS sOas6: eUs and common S2 aS3 So lambs
lower: prime heaviss s. 15gs7 1Tis MEDIUMS 81 oss
s. 10: heavy workers s7gs7 O5: sht Workers. SO 500
Toieto March 15-Ci1OvE3RSE S. sT-s;
March 50 s7t: APRIL s. So oet96eF $ 60 No $ -
TISIoTHY-Prins. 81 50. ALSTK[PriIns. Ss 20.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-16
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADToSCJ-Foreign houses sold be
tween 500 ard 1eooo shares on balance IN TINS
r,srt., a-ns-sCan stocks in Londen were weak.
but became strong n the euro trading me gen
ersI market IN London showed dechhlhg Ten
deacy. with especial pressure IN tae nln.s a,I
copper issues. An active demand Tor fneftet de
Veloped and rates hardened The Bank OF hheI4L9 eI
secured E5ea,se3 OF the f5ooty) OF AHlcah gnu
offered in the open market
DIVIDENDS Observation-Disclosures have
been declared as follows; American Telephone ana
Telegraph Company. regular quarterly per CEN
rsxsbJe on April Is: Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Cernpany. regular quarterly is per cent. payable
On APRIL !; United Railways Company Of st LOUIS
regular quarterly - per cent on the preIerreo
Light Company. regular quarterly per cent pay
able April !
TEEs. - kingdom Gould President George J.
-CSouid's second son. who was recently elected q
director of the Missouri Pacific and the st Louis,
Iron Mountain & Southern. was yesterday elected
member OF the executive committee or each com
pany. succeeding =. Davies Warfeld in the Mis-
sours Pacthc and r. NJ Gslaway IN the IRON
Mountain Il. 3. Henson took the place OF Stuy-
vesant Fish IN the executive committee Of the
Missouri Pacific. and Frank J. Gould anG Eo"ll
Gould we're chosen successors to Howard Gould
and John T Terry. respectively as Hernoers OF
the Iron Muntains executive committee
NAY LIST CALUMET AND HECLA HERE
Following the ending Of the litigation between
the Calumet and Eecia Mining Company and A s.
Eigslow representing the Osceola properties. as a
result of which control q the osceoia has passed
20 The Calumet ard Heola, she latter company will
IS reported. Issue DOCK OF new ScCAI4teH
Whicn VIII De listed on the New York Stock Tx
change.
MORE GOLD FOR ARGENTINA--The Ma
uonsi City Bank has increased its engagement Of
god fer shipment 20 Argentina tomorrow from
900 10 g eo0.9O0
SOUTHERN PACIFIC NOT YET EX RIGHTS
although the transfer books Of the Southern Pa
cine Company closed yesterday. the stock will not
SCI ex rights until after the approval Of the bond
Issue by the stockholders April z The stock
viii meanwhile carry d due bin for the rights.
COTTON EXCHANGE HoLIDAYS.-The mem
oeTS Of the New York Cotton Exchange have voted
te close the exchange Good Friday and the
following day.
ICE BOND SUBSCRIPTIONS NOT HEAVY
The tine within which stockholders Of the Arneri-
ca Ice Securities Company and the American Ice
company could subscribe TO the issue of g.
n-1e psr cent 5rst mortgage bonds expired yes
s7roEy afJernoon and. Il is announced, will Tot
De exfenced u is understood that only about 50
SNf cent Of the issue has been taken
PROTECTIVE COMMITTEE FORMED-A pro-
ssaNe committee 70 represent tie holders OF the
pe- cent bonds OF The PttsburE. Wheeling and
.<sEe Erie Coal Company has been formed com
tosee CT Z z Carpenter chairman Franklin
zseonArd. Jr-, and J. 7. Mccaddon.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-16

The market for cotton quiet and points
ding Gulf SALES % bales delivered on contract iaoo
ioWs M9Sis quiet and aachanrsd at Sisd: sales 100
7s4 bales Norfok steady ard unchensed at ssc sass
1872 bales. Baltimore nominal and unchanged at 91se
St Louis quiet and unchanged at Il6c Little Rock
changed el6c. sales. 577 bales New orleans easy
ana lIef ncSsnas5 e sc 7grningfoD o,Iet and
unchanged at Size Memphis steady and unchanged at
changed e7-lec: sales ao36 bales Estimated re-
to 5000 bales against 7.119 last week and sl21 last
year .s s a. 5na ss sf s esp az and at Ns oeans $50
200 bales against Il5 last week and 349S last year
in Moderate demsnd sales 7oo Bales sPec1iaton and
IF9 &HeT:a S ddn . % osd Futures O opened da
at @ point % at sa5 cSsa @ B 9qe 5reb o and
AH!iI-Msy Sd May-IuRs 5ol,sd: Junelu5gi & So-sd;
october 497lzd: October November. 4943ad No
ary-Feeruery; 491d Manchester-Yarns quiet and IN
FLotR ASD NEAI-,Tbe -four market was quiet to
DAY with quotahlv unchanged and about steady.
Changed With sma oea ra,e Ss foIowns are
patents 6S6 straghts IS 40Ts5 go:
patents s. 500 So spring clears s. 4o4$4 - extra No
straights IS 25ds5 - BUcKwHEkT FtoUR- Market
@ &a SS's@ quoted & h9as9 P9 s. So 6boo
3 4S@$8 Is BAG MEA[steaay Suotsa Fine l Whte
ard yellow. 81 55aSl 60: coarse 81 50a$I 50 FEED
SIS STANDARD mddRe s 70 S @ -four n DO S2s So red Cog
s2e 306s30 red dog SCI .. all March Shipment homny
chop s2s 80 bulk So 20 sacks oilneal sa3 54S33 So
AT-AfeCted by bearIsh foreign news.
market acted rather weak to-day closing At
bottom day and sc under Saturday in New
York less liquidation az midday.
also based increase OF 80 600 bush in
:ba visible supnlv which with an Increase OF os5 o6n
Canadian stocks made total increase for all
Of $50 o0a bush. compared with a decrease
last year l213,Ooo bush The Liverpool market,
spending worlds shipments than expected espe
calIy America ana Russia easier La Plata offerings
a spot trade isd%sd lower while exporters
noted general let-up IN demand from the other side
business beins limited 70 about ~ loads. mainly at
were io5i2ocO bush. compared with1o bush the
previous quantity passage decreased bi4
which quito in contrast TO the Increase
OF S0s reported a week Although West
conditions quito favorable the South
west bought July wheat at times during the day on
scattered complaints Of crop damage After the opening
there was some OF strength in Northwest markets
due 70 a better demand at Minneapolis. notably
sales Of eco millers. but the upturn
sustained Chicago bulls appeared TO be less
willing 10 support prices than they Last week The
primary consisted OF 623 900 bush compared
with esO0oo bush last The local cash market was
New-York tribune., 1909-03-16
cHIcAeo eRAIN AND PRoVsIoNs.

Chicago. March 15-Weak cables and slump
IN corn had a depressing effect on the wheat mar
ket to-day. prices at the close showing net losses
Of &C TO 7sc compared with Saturdays final quo
tations. Corn and oats closed weak and provisions
steady.
Feaviness and inactivity marked trading IN thsI
wheat pit There great selling pressl1re
at any time; neither there any demand OF con-
crease in primary receipts, the news and stats
tics OF the day were OF a bearish nature At th9
start the market weak, fed BY a decline or
lsd TO I'D at Liverpool, and throughout the day
the heavness OF the corn market tended 70 inspire
additional selling. An increase or 14.NO pusnels
in the visible supply the United States corpere1
with a decrease Of 1S240CO bushels for the CORE
spending time year ago. and an on1cia1 Feporr
showing that exports OF wheat from tnls country
last month were the smallest in three years. were
also important factors that helped 10 weaken the
market Reports OF further complications IN polri-
cal conditions IN Southeastern Europe induced
some covering by shorts IN the last haI or Jne
day. Prices throughout the 6ay moved within q
2tc ra1ge May selling between 81 lS1+ and & Il
The market closed weak almost the lowest
point with May at s. 1614 and July at 81 o4ss-
Realizing sales by oUL-Of-tovn holders caused
vaa <nesS IN the corn market FaVoraoie Weat1er
for the movement and increases II local s.0dES
ana visible slpply were the chief factors responsi-
he for the selling pressure There SOW de-
rnand for the cash grain and prices az the sample
"a bes were 1sc 10 ssc lower The market closed
weak al almost the bottom price. Nay oelnS oA
sc at S7ssc July closed Lac lower az ettsc- -
Trade in oats was quiet and prices IolloVed ne
trend Of wheat and corn. sentiment N lhe p
being bearish all day A constant increase N Iocst
rl9sed weak with prices &C 70 he and sc IoWer'
Nav being at sac 70 54=sc and July az SIS
Unexpectedly liberal receipts OF I'VE n9ss - -
Western packing centres proIlpted eoEls.1s 80
Uoridatior OF provisions. resulting IN n1ocers.s
weakness At the close prices were uncn1hss9 s. -
7lsc lower compared with SATURDAY ma N1'''