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Evening journal., 1910-02-21
NEW CASTLE LOSES
TO Y.M.C.A. RESERVES

In the Y. NJ c. A. gymnasium on Sat
urday night New Castle was defeated at
basketball by tho Y. NJ c. A. Reserves,
% TO .. Lineup;
Y. NJ c. A. New Castle.
Wather ... ~. forward -. !. ....Right
Saunders forward -, :. ....Kelly
Lawler.
Lewis Ar. !. centre ~. !. !. ..Foster
Borden ~. !. ....guard .... !. :. Hance
Hatton
Miller .... \. ......guard.. ~. ..McDaniels
Goals Walthor, q; Saunders, 8; Lewis
p: Right 3. Foster, !; goals from fouls,
Right 4 Lewis 9; Saunders, 4; referee,
Schur
Evening journal., 1910-02-21

scratching. he never knew what it
was TO sleep well from the time he tool,
the disease until he was cured. He
kept Us awake all hours In she night
and hie health wasns what you would
call good We tried everything but tbs
right thing Finally ! got a set Of the
Cuticura Remedies and am pleased 90
say we did not use all OF them until
he was cured. We have waited year
and half 90 see u ID would return bus
it never has and to-day his skin Is clear
and fair as It possibly could be. hope
Cuticura may save come one else .
little ones suffering and also their,
pocket-books. John Leason. 1903 Atch.
ison St.. Atchison Kan. Oct. 10, 909."
Evening journal., 1910-02-21
AMONG OURSELVES

Although the season stili is afar. the
revamped New Castle team has risen
70 the significance OF adark horse,
n. B.-We have filed a caveat on
that-"rcvamped New Castle"
Although the spring Zephyrs have
not begun 70 blow, we hear warblings
BY the Orioles.
Baseball should hold some prize for
Terry Carvin. who has received an
honorable discharge after years of dis
tingushed service. Besides being the
bah player for excellence. Carvin all
these years has been a model Of de-
pertinent on and off.
O-O-e
That boy Lewis is going TO bound
to the front like a pitching demon. Pick
the best team, boy
n-O--n
Scouts from New Castle, led by Mad
den. got wei into the kirkwood bogs
yesterday. The Mousley couriers at
once secuted westward
900
Those local bali players who are
coming back" remind us of a rubber
band that has been stretched or an
umbrella that has been blown inside
out
O~O-o
We did not disclose the identity Of the
yellow-halred chap who sports the Al
pine lid because he is a husky fellow.
Press dispatches from Chester on
Thursday win give you "A line ON
him.
900
Mr.. AIulrooney made several business
trips to different sections Of the city
yesterday and signed up a piano player,
a pneumatic cleaner and may eventu-
ally get a talking machine That
bunch win make the Little Manager
look like Tom Thumb.
0-0-O
'Why should the unaugmented "Big
Tom be so sad2" inquiries Mr. Fuller
Prunes Mousley.
Ask somebody else.
600
Our notion Of nothing to see Is a
game between Parkside and New Cas-
tie.
leave me alone and let me think. Z
was the plea that reached us the other
p. m. IL that fellow WILL think
well, he'll deserve being let alone.
O-0-n
Before proceeding further we would
request that Mr.. Mulrooney leave al
home tonight his apricot and lemon,
laurel and cabbage. and bring only a
common knock or boost.
900
We shall expect the entire Y. nj. G.
1 a. crowd down in their basketball
/ court net.
900
And also the gas gang jammed into
the swiftest registering meter that man
ever complained Of.
90
The l-WiImington League win
please rally its forces for a Wednesday
night attack on this office. One fight
a night Is our limit.
Evening journal., 1910-02-21
NEWPORT

NEWPORT, Feb. 21.-Herman King
is in at his home with the grip.
Mrs. William Steward and daugh-
ter Helen are the guests OF Mrs. CAL
loway.
Mrs. George II. Shepsheard Of New
ark. was operated ON at the Physi-
clans and Surgeons Hospital last Fri
day and is doing very well.
Miss Myrtle Ruth of Stanton has
been visiting her aunt Mrs. William
Ruth.
Mrs. Tazewell has been entertain
ing friends from Harrington.
Mrs. Beulah Myers and daughter
Helen, of Wilmington, has been the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Ruth.
Mrs. Fisher and daughter Helen, has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Gallo
way.
Evening journal., 1910-02-21

Cuticura comfort for all who suffer
from facial eruptions such as acne tpim.
pies and blackheadsl. }. acne rosacea. facial
eczema. ringworm. letter. redness, rough.
ness and oily persptratlont Is found 10 gem
tle anointlngs with Cuticura Ointment
followed by warm baths with Cuticurs
Soap. For preserving. purifying and beau,
tifying the skin scalp, hair and hands OF
infants. children and adults, Cuncura
Soap and Ointment are priceless
cuticura Soap t25cl CuticufA Ointment 5za 4
and Cutcura Resolvent t50c COR 10 the form ii
Chocolate Coated Plle 25c per vial OF SOY Sold
throughout the world. Potter Drug 4 Chem Corp
Sole Props. 1856 Columbus Ave. Boston. Mass
mz- 32-page Cuticufa Book mailed free giving DE-
ycrDton. treatment and cure Of diseases Of the skn
Evening journal., 1910-02-21
Mrs. Mitchell Dies in washinoton.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
sEAFORD, Del, Feb. 2i.-Mrs. Mary
Mitchell, aged 20 years, died at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs Howard England.
in Washington, on Thursday afternoon
after a short illness Of pneumonia. Mrs.
Mitchell was well known throughout this
section, having lived in Seaford for many
years. Her remains were taken to GUAM
tico, Maryland, on Sunday afternoon and
funeral services held IN the Episcopal
Church Of that town.
Evening journal., 1910-02-21

~AA AeCAllC0itSa w nFn
our baby was seven
weeks old be broke out
With what we Thought
was heat but which
gradually grew worse.
We called in a doctor.
He said 1t was eczema
and from that time we
doctored elk months
With three Of the bess
doctors in Atchison bus
be only got worse. His
face bead and hands
wers q solid sore Thers
was no end 70 the
suffering fot him. We
had 70 tie his littls
hands 20 kaaa hin, from,
Evening journal., 1910-02-21
Mr. crosby in TravaIOaue.

William x. Crosby will give one of
his entertaining trayelogues at Central
Presbyterian Churc hon Friday even
ing Mrs. Crosby is also expected to
participate in the OCCASION. The sub
ject will be The Duchy Of Cornwall,
the English Riveria' The offering will
be for the Womans Missionary Society.
Evening journal., 1910-02-21
BROTHERS MEET
AFTER 50 YEARS

SEAFORD. Del. Feb, 21-One OF
those old-fashioned happy meetings
occurred at the Seaford depot Satur-
day afternoon when George III. Swain.
Of st. Georges, and @, w. Green, Of
this town. brothers. who had not seen
each other for IS years, met and spent
two days together Seaford is the
boyhood home Of Mr.. Swain. but he
had not seen the town since he left
here in 1871 He was much delighted
at the great Improvement and changes
that had taken place during his long
absence.
Evening journal., 1910-02-21
BOXING
BOXING

Don't forget tomorrow night at the
Springs Skating Rink, the best Box
ing Show ever given In Delaware. First
bout Kid Feeney and Kid Booth, Park
side A. O.; second bout. Eddie O'Keefe
and Tommy Preston, Jack O'Brien's
boy Wind-up, 10 rounds, between
Billy Donovan and Joe Seiger, of Den
yer. Spring cars every 8 minutes
Special Eastlake car at 7.3O, at Thir-
itch and Washington streets. al Kauff-
man, Of California. referees
Evening journal., 1910-02-21
PICK POCKET WORKED
In SUSSEX COURT ROOM

GEORGETOWN. Del. Feb. 2i.-The
law has no terrors for the person who
piled his trade of picking pockets n the
court room here, and relieved William
Wingate. one of the guards at the New
Castle County Workhouse. of nearly 800
in checks and money. Wingate brought
some prisoners here TO testify, and while
standing in the court room the pocket
book disappeared c. II, Windsor found
the poeketbooA later in one corner OF the
room, but the money was gone.
Evening journal., 1910-02-21
FIVE GENERATIONS
In THIS FAMILY

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SEAFORD. Del, Feb. PA family with
hve generations is the latest honor this
town has to boast Of. Major Griffith, over
ninety years of age, is the great-great-
grandfather Of a little son born on Feb
ruary 18th to Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Il.
Adams Captain John Griffith is the
great-grandfather and ]. a. Morgan the
grandfather Of the infant with so many
living ancestors. TIL child was bap-
tised James Monroe Adams.
Evening journal., 1910-02-21
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Bulletin,
LENTEN DAYS BESIDE
the SEA

The brightness Of the social world is dimmed by the
sombreness OF the Lenten shadow, and my lady penent
is free to seek from revel The freedom of
the beckons and She with thousands of Others re-
spends in quest Of recreation.
In the halls of the great hotels OH the piers in the
theatres and the wonderful seasore esplanades which
skirt the very waves edge and women Of fashion
enjoy the days and gain renewed health and vgor
The lure of the is strong in Lent, for on its
shores found opportunity for and upbud
ing It calls out into the open because the air is
fine, the climate stimulating. It makes feel like
doing things"
The splendid service of the Pennsylvania Railroad
brings the seashore very all sections Of the
country The service between Philadelphia and the var
ious resorts on the New Jersey coast arranged that
close connections may be made from every section pcne
trated by the Pennsylvania System
Atlantic City matchless in its facilities for mal1ng
the time pass quickly and pleasantly Cape May the old
new resort with its magnificent beach and its golf and
other outdoor sports; Ocean City and Wildwood. each
with their peculiar charm Long Branch with its ice
yachting; Asbury Park with its varied attractions and
the lesser neighbors of them, all send a welcome
greeting to the seeker for the life which sea and air
gives for the asking.
Evening journal., 1910-02-21
Endeavor Society offieers.

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
sEAFORD. Del, Feb. 21-At a special
meeting Of the Christian Endeavor So
ciety Of Mt, Olivet Methodist Pro
testant Church the following officers
were elected Valiant Waller, presf-
dent; Wilbur c. Hurley. vice-president;
Mrs. Luther Nj. Culver. corresponding
secretary; Miss Pauline Huey, record
ing secretary and treasurer.
Evening journal., 1910-02-21
DELAWARE WALLOPS
LEBANON VALLEY

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. Del. Feb. 21-Perhaps
one Of the most sided games ever
played at Delaware College was that
or Saturday night. when tho Della
ware College basketball team sprung
an overwhelming score Of so to on the
Lebanon Valley club. Although the
visitors played gamely. they were un-
able to score, and almost every minute
tho college chaps added little more"
Tho lineup:
Evening journal., 1910-02-21
West Chester.
Rose HIIl cluh oraanIred.

The Rose Hill baseball team has or
ganized and elected Fred Racine, man.
ager for the season. hs e-.,. -
have the best team that ever wore a
Rose Hill uniform. Mr. Racine has
signed some of last seasons PLAYERS
and they are ready to meet any team
in or out Of the city having grounds.
Evening journal., 1910-02-21
Turner's Prepare For Turney.

Members Of the athletic classes of
the Wilmington Turngemeinde are ar
ranging to begin practicing for the an
nual meet Of the Philadelphia district
which win be held in Baltimore early
in June. Wilmington win be repre-
scented by Is or 20 athletes
Evening journal., 1910-02-21

Referee-wingett Of Delaware. Pro
fessor smith Of Delaware, timekeeper.
Goals from the field. by Houston, 26;
Harvey. s. Patterson, 4, Marshall. 8;
Older. 2 Boyer. I.
In the preliminary. the Delaware
scrubs and the Belmont team of viii
mington played q tie game. the score
being TO s.
Evening journal., 1910-02-21
MissIon Band Meetinn.

The Blanche Lewis section of the
Catherine Wales Mission Band. Of Rod
ney Street Presbyterian Church will
meet on Washington's birthday az 8
p. m. at NO. 1913 West Fourteenth
street.
Evening journal., 1910-02-21
TralnIna for LooaI Hor.aa.

Frank Burns trainer for Joseph Wis
mflcld's stables left for Baltimore yes
crday to start the following horses
% training:
Expedition. IT,. NJ. r. Hayden; ST.
.ouis, w p. Miller; king Ashby. MIR.
fink and a black colt belonging to
Charles Donovan.
Evening journal., 1910-02-21

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qulnine
Tablets Druggists refund money if
it fails to cure. e. ". GROVES sig
nature is on each box. 25c.s
Evening journal., 1910-02-21
do With Rheumatisn.

Miss Hannah Freye, Of No. 1908
West Sixth street, is confined to her
room with an attack of rheumatism.
Evening journal., 1910-02-21
HAVE YOU HEARD

If ] Only had a little girl
TO bin and coo with me-"
The latest New York Success
Composed by Local Boys.
For Sale at
sos KING STREET.
Evening journal., 1910-02-21
LITTLE SUFFERER
FROM ECZEMA
Grew Worse In Spite of Six Months
ofAblest Treatment Sleep Ter
rlbly Broken = Face, Head and
Hands Masses of Dreadful Humor.
A SINGLE SET OF
CUTICURA CURED HIM

feel II my duty 70 lei you know
With what success | have used the Cutl-
Evening journal., 1910-02-21
WHAT DIFFERENCE
IN THE LEAGUES
American Ahead of National
in Business Methods

Baseball men have just seen another
Illustration of the American Leagues
supremacy over the National League
in the management of business affairs.
Eight club owners convened in Chicago
70 adopt the American League schedule
on Tuesday, and upon the recommenda-
tion of President Ban johnson the
l54-game plan was accepted unani-
mously- The club owners then re-
newed their partnership agreement for
twenty years, which means that the
present circuit will remain intact for
that period and they also reelected
President johnson for a similar length
Of time at an annual salary of $4,000.
When the meeting wss over the presi-
dent and the club owners had a love
feast and then gracefully retired TO
the background so that their ball play
ers and managers might occupy the
center Of the stage. That has been
the American Leagues policy ever
since johnson and ComislSey conceiv-
cd the idea of organizing a formidable
circuit to compete with the National
League for public patronage
In December the National League on
the other hand. after bitter factional
fight elected Thomas J. Lynch to the
presidency for one year at salary Of
$4,000. II was also unanimously
agreed 70 adopt q schedule Of 1868
games. with two months to think II
over, the National League men went
to New York last Monday, undecided
what course 10 pursue. Because at
least half the clubs were anxious TO
IaiF F.e .JI4I
ing the season to October is the league
was quickly involved In bitter strife.
regardless Of the fact that the base-
ball public did not approve Of a long
er playing season. President Lynch,
holding a similar opinion, was ignored,
although he was clearly the proper per-
son to arbitrate. As result the Ma
tional League was placed in an unen-
viable light. and baseball men were
convinced that It had lost much of its
former prestige.
The failure of the league as body
to compel the Philadelphia club to live
up to a legal contract with former Man
ager William J. Murray was another
black eye Murray was unable to Sc
cure a hearing despite the fact that his
claim was generally regarded as a just
one. Loyal to organized baseball, Muir
ray refuse dto appeal to the civil courts
for decision. but he soon found that
this course was the only one left open
10 him. Murray therefore will be COM
PEELED to resort TO legal proceedings,
when tho matter could have been cas-
lily adjusted il the National League
club owners had been willing to be
fair
Evening journal., 1910-02-21
West chester %, cLesr,,r q

The Chesmar Academy basketball team
was defeated by the West Chester Tech
nical School here on Saturday afternoon.
20 to "A. in one Of the fastest scholastic
games Of the local season.
Evening journal., 1910-02-21

And also the gas gang jammed int,
the swiftest registering meter that mar
ever complained Of.
Evening journal., 1910-02-21

The All-WiImington League win
please rally it's forces for a Wednesday
night attack on this office. One fight
a night is our limit.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-23
Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Dec 22.-Because of less moisture
than expected in the drought district in the
southwest wheat prices frightened up today. The
close at a net gain of Il a sc. Corn finished
oats with X "a Ltc. In provisions there was
decline of ~ q 15c compared with p hours pre-
yious.
An official forecast of fair and colder weather
for the southwest tomorrow helped materially to
bring about the buying of wheat the part of
traders who had sold short yesterday. There was
also considerable purchasing by the leading longs.
European markets firm and thus had a similar
effect here early. Reports. too were practically
unanimous that lighter receipts were in prospect
al primary points in this country. In conse-
quence little attention was given TO the fact
that the stock AT Kansas City had become the
that the accumulation at Minneapolis had in
creased 500, 600 bushels in five days. Spectators
minds centered almost wholly the idea that
the storm had gone east without having set
tied conclusvely the question of probable future
damage to the winter crop. let alone having ap-
piled fairly complete remedy for injury already
inflicted. With no bearish development in sight
the market closed firm at nearly the top figures
of the season. Fluctuations in the May delivery
were between 935Ac aud 963s a 961Ac. with the
finish &c up at 96Js M96Ac.
Drought in Argentina and wet weather in this
country were both factors in advancing quota
tions for May ranged from Al 1sc to 47Tsc
closing steady at 479I d477kc. a net gain of 81 6i
Re Cash firm; No , yellow finished
at 46t5 6i47c.
Trade in oats was of holiday sort MAY va
ried from 34c to 3f1sc and closed 1se up at
SIZE.
Business in hog products although liberal was
not nearly so large yesterday. Latest figures
showed losses all around-pork 1915 M15e, lard
1I@M12lac and rib 12I5c
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-23
FIonr and Fnrinaeeona Gnnd.

The Northwestern Miller says. -'Ihe Mmneap-
oils -four output last week increased 36. .315
barrels This made the output for the week
ended December II. &c.. $50 barrels. against
2SS.545 in 1900. This week two and half
mills IN operation and probably viii
grind steadily until Saturday when all viii he
closed until December p. The production this
week ought TO aggregate 100000 barrels Tie
water power at Minneapolis continues extremely
short and -four being turned out Is mainly pro-
duced By steam. With both Minneapolis and
interior mills -four duh last week While
mills made moderate sales. a rule
bookings were much smaller than the output.
January IS at hand and buyers are 10th 70
either contract for more Hour or to order 10 out
any further than is necessary
Fiour-California family extras. So 4OG5.s0 net
without discounts: bakers extras. s. 40M5- Sos
superfine. 81 .50d4.TO; Oregon and Washington.
per bbl. 81 80 for family bakers and pat
ents and S4U425 for eutOr; Kansas patents,
$6-T0; do straights $3.50; Dakota patents. 81 4Os
do straights. sT.2O; do clear, $500 per barrel
FarinaceOuS GOOdS-Buckwhear -four. S4.20s
buekwheat -four. self-rising. So; buckwheat
groats. IS; cornmeal, yellow SO, white IS, extra
cream yellow S325. extra cream white 50 %;
corn -four. So; cracked wheat. $3.50; entire wheat
-four, $500: farina S360; graham four So hOm-
my. large S3, small SO, granulated So; oatmeal.
S42J; do greats. 81. %: pearl barley. S420; rice
-four. So rolled oats. S4.25. rolled wheat. S3.3u
rye Hour. S3.25 rye meal. S3.1O; split peas. yell
low So green $3.50; extra cream rolled oats $50
lbs $50, 90 lbs sacks 81; rolled dakes. $50 ID
bbls S7-5C: 90 ID sacks sos: rolled wheat 1J0
ID bbls 81. 15, 70 ID sacks S4.25.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-23
PonIfrr and Came

Dressed turkeys were the leading feature of
the poultry trade yesterday. and although buy
ers were inclined 20 be Cfish. all Of the prime
stock received was disposed Of before closing
time. Receipts from state shipping points were
approximately $50 tons and n straight carload.
or about 10 tons, arrived from Oregon in the
afternoon In the morning receivers asked 26c
pound and sometimes more for the best selec-
tiOns, but as rule buyers would not pay over
25c, which was top price with nearly all
handlers. other kinds Of poultry received but
little attention. Game. TOO. was neglected and
there general decline in prices for ducks
and geese.
Poultry (per dozen)-Hens. S56J.JO for small
S6M65O for large and SSm10 for extra; Young
roOsters. S5.50M6.50; do extra, ST0S: old roost-
ers $4.50N5. fryers. Sj.5006: brOilers Sc. .JO6i4
for small and Sf.50MJ Scr large: ducks. SI01O:
pigeons, S1-75@2t squads $36J3.50 geese 81. 80
as per pair; live spring turkeys. 20@22c per
ID; dressed turkeys, 22Ga2jc per To-
Game (per dOzenl-Alallard ducks. s40j: can
vasbacks, seas; sprig. $3.J0M5; teal. S25O03;
widgeOn, S2-J001S; spOonbils. $2G2.2J: gray
geese. S3d3.50; white geese. S2m2-5O: brant.
S1-5O02 for small and S2.J003 for large. honk-
ers, $500; hare, S1.j092; cOttOntal rabbits,
So.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-23
LOCAL MARKETS
Receints OF Produce December e
Provisions

Cottolene-1 half Dbl. 9te: half bbls 1sse;
/ tierce, 1l2c; tierces, 112sc; tierces, llAc
per 1b.
Hams and Bacon-Ham, 16@1713c: picnic
hams 14c: California hams. Ice; fancy bacon.
10 to u lbs. 2312c; sugar cured. 231ac; light
dry salt bacon, TO 10 lbs, 23G24c: 10 to II
lbs, 21M22c; medium bacon, 1Sc; light medium
bacon. 1Sc.
Lard-Tierces 1215 a13c. sos 1924 d13hc. los
13Ac, rs 1870. SIS lac; compound lard. tierces
1015c. 50s 10ac. los 11Ac 5s 11$sc. IS 111@c;
yellow cooking oil. Csc per gal; white cooking
oil, roc per gal; salad oil 75c per gal; califene
lie for 1 tierce, 10Bc for tierces and lO$c for
3 tierces.
Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots.
inspected by the government. are 81 per Dbl
higher. Extra family beef. $3.50 per Dbl; fam
lily beef $17 per bbl; extra mess beef, $1I per
bbI smoked beef. 2012c per lb.
Pork-Extra prime. in barrels SOS; clear; $50;
half bbls $245 for 35 lb kegs and 81. 40 for kits
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-23

OIL STOCKS

Premier was the active stock yesterday. sew
eral thousand shares selling at 70GT2c Asso-
ciated was higher ut $4S.121a. Republic was
firm at 46m41c and there was a higher bid of
s.. .45 for w. X
The exchange viii stand adjourned from the
close Of business today until Tuesday the 9th
inst Mt $3.50 o clock a. M
Among the large wells is the gusher of the
AIareopa Thrty-six company. This well. which
ran as high 5000 barrels day has sub
sided to 100 barrels hour. The well is not
Down to the main sand. however. and it is a
surprise to all that it maintains the gushing
flow Attempts TO piece of casing
which is stuck in the hole have been fruit
less. so powerful is the gas pressure All at
tempts TO get tools into the hole have been
unsuccessful The well is sanded UP to GER
tain extent.
The product of the Marieopa company is con-
tractcd for by the standard oil company up to
the amount of $50 600 barrels and since the de-
liveries have only been made over short time
it is expected the contract will hold for some
months to come.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-23
GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and Other Grains

Wheat-Tiere is very little Offering and very
little demand Some fluctuations will be noted.
CASH WHEAT
California club $1.421h d1.471h: Sonora.
81 - al 81 =; white Australian, $155@1. .621a
northern club. S1.411aM1.50: Russian red,
S145Q1471s bluestem, s1.5212 d1.5712 per ctl.
FUTURES
10 a IN. Session
No quotations..
Barley-Brewing and shipping grades are
somewhat higher. The market for feed is quiet,
with prices unchanged
CASH BARLEY
No. feed. $l.1G: choice. $1.114: off grades
Tl.GoM1.0413 per ctl: brewing and shipping
grades, S1.1334 Q116A.
FUTURES
10 q. m. Session
May-S1. 14k bid S1.1415 asked.
December-S1 10 bid; Sill asked.
p. M. Session
May .........$ .1+1a $1.145s $1.1415 S11415
December -. 110 10 1.10 1.1O
Red for feed. S1.05M1.1219 for off grades
Sl.15@125 % for ordinary TO choice: red for seed.
Sl33 y a 40 black. S1.0T12 1121a for feetNand
81 326d 40 for seed; gray. nominal; white,
$1.5I1s611.55.
Corn-Western states new yellow in bulk
San Francisco track. S1.27M1.30: white. - 81 .2S
also; old. 5d1oc higher; sacked prices 716c
higher; white Egyptian, S1.4091.5O; brown do,
$1.35G1 1.4215 per ctI.
Rye-s1. 5o@1. per ctl. with a sale of choice
at SLIGO.