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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-11
GOOD LITTLE TRUCK AND POULTRY FARM.
M. RS. y. Acres. n,sss
IS Acres.
No lis.

located about miles from Richmond, and miles from
nesrssE rsiifoad station IN Chesterfield county; SO acres
q tn Land cleared and IN clvation wstrcd by flowing
Streams and good well; balance Of land in pine timber
bsasnE; paupty entirely fenced; convenient TO school
church. s0le and postoffice The improvements CONSIST
q tvo.sfpry iiyc roam fams dwelling, and detached
Etehcn q rod condton also good barn carriage house
gnoks house hen house. etc This Is very good little
farm and = located IN very nice section. Tcms: Ono
BAN csrA; b1lsnee 70 aait.
Evening journal., 1911-12-12
HIS MIND CLEAR so
SULLIVAN IS FINEB

Because Judge Cochran wanted to
go to New York this morning, City
Court convened at $50 o'clock and
many of the cases we're continued.
Daniel Sullivan who was examined by
the police surgeons yesterday as to his
sanity. as his mother said she thought
him unbalanced, was fined $40 and
costs on the charge of disorderly con-
duct Daniel vas reported by the ply
sicians to be mentally capable.
Frank O'Bara, charged with a like
offense, will be given hearing on
Saturday morning.
Emory LaGrofs, cOlored, charged
with assault and battery oil Mamie
Daniels. also colored, had his case
postponed as several witnessee were
not in court.
Leroy Mullin, charged with disord-
erly conduct, will be given a hearing
tomorrow morning as also will Frank
Davis and Leroy Meridith, charged
with the larceny Of copper wire
The charge of non-support agains
Daniel Foster, which was referred e
Agent Stout. will come before th'
Vourt tomorrow.
NJphn Brown, cClored, who was tine6
for playing craps and assault and bat
terry yesterday was arraigned thii
morning on the charge of pointing
pistol but the case was continued un
til Thursday.
Evening journal., 1911-12-12
EXPLAIN WORK OF
PHILANTHROPIES

The Current Events Glass. of the
New Century Club this morning en-
joyed the second Of two philanthropic
programs, arranged by the December
chairman, Mrs. w. S. Prickett Mrs
George c. Hall. of the Board of Man
ayers of the Babies Hospital, de-
scribed the methods of caring for the
little ones there.
Miss Emily =. Bissell outlined ar
rangements at Hope Farm, speaking
of the outdoor school for children
now started there.
Mrs. Martin Lane told of the work
nj the Girls Industrial School. where
the girls are taught saving, cooking
and other household work Mrs. c.
f. Wollaston spoke of the Old Ladies'
Home, and Mrs. A. ID. Warner out
lined the varied activities of the AS
sociated Charities.
Announcement was made of the De-
cember club meeting, and of the chill.
dren's Christmas party on Decem-
Der q.
Evening journal., 1911-12-12
COLONIAL DANES
In DECEMBER MEETING

The Delaware Society Of Colonial
Danes were delightfully."- entertained
at their December meeting yesterday
at the home of Mrs. Samuel Bancroft,
Ir., Rockford. The vice-president Miss
Anna T. Candy, occupied the chair IN
the absence Of the president, Mrs.
Charles r. Miller.
Mrs Peter T. Wright read an inter-
esting paper on "Old Pewter" which
was accompanied by exhibits Of
colonial pewter ware loaned by Mrs.
Charles r. Miller. Mrs. E. T. Warner,
and Mrs. Peter T. Wright. The fine col
lection of great pewter plates and
shining pitchers filled two tables.
The society we're pleased to learn
that the book written by Miss Kath-
crime Pyle, illustrated by Miss Ethel
p. Brown, and published by the Col
onial Danes, has met with great favor.
In addition TO large holiday sales Of
the expensive edition. over 1900 copies
of the cheaper books have been sold
this past month.
Mrs. Bancroft was assisted in en-
tertaining by Mrs. John b. Bird, Mrs.
William c. Spruance, Jr., and Mrs.
John Bancroft.
Evening journal., 1911-12-12
CHANGERS WOULD
BOOST THE STATE
Send Resolution to State Body
Recommending Publicity
for Delaware

Delaware Grange met in their hall
in Newport, last evening. Worthy
Master Robinson was instructed to
present the following resolution at
the session Of the State Grange in
Lewes today:
Whereas, It has come to the
knowledge of the members Of Della
ware Grange. No. 46, P. Of IT,. that a
number Of our neighboring states are
publicly advertizing the representa-
tive advantages and superior local
conditions in such state, and
Whereas, No such public adver-
tisement has been made by the citi-
zens generally of this state. There
fore be IL
Resolved. That the members of
the said Delaware Grange respectful
~ request the, State Grange TO take
up and consider the subject of a
proper and conservative mode OF such
state advertising"
II was decided to have the Christ
mas entertainment I'm the hall on New
Years might. At that time a Christ
mas tree will be trimmed and a
royal good time had Tho meeting or
entertainment will be open and every
one is welcome. Those who are Ia
arrange for II are: Miss Lille Don
aldson. chairman; Miss Annie Harris
Miss Katies Getz. Clyde Weer and
Francis H. Hohecker.
The program for last nights enter
tainment embraced the following
questions: when member Of a
family Is dangerously III. is II better
10 employ a trained nurse or have the
patient taken to a hospital?" The
question was discussed by Mrs. Nel-
lie f. Snyder and others. The gem
eral opinion was that the case should
be cared for at a hospital
Another question considered was
Are the various commercial coll
leges "A benefit to the students who
attend them. If So why?' Those who
discussed this question were Worthy
Master Robinson. George l.. Snyder,
Lewis Ball. E. T. Weer. Mrs. u. r.
Weer and Miss Lille Donaldson. The
question was not decided.
Evening journal., 1911-12-12
Mr.. JOYCE IN
PLEASING CONCERT

A pleasing musicale, under the au-
spices of the New Century Club, was
given in the clubhouse auditorium
last evening. The soloists were Mrs.
Clara Yocum Joyce, contralto, John
Jay Joyce. Jr., basso, and William
Silvano Thunder pianist. The pro-
gram was we'll selected, and the ex-
cellent voices of Mr.. and Mrs. Joyce
were heard to distinct advantage.
Also was the artistic playing Of Mr..
Thunder favorably commented uopn.
The program follows: Piano, Bal
lade G Minor, Chopin; contralto. (a)
A Rese Garden, Spross; (b) Caecily,
Richard Strauss; (c) All Mein Ged
anken. Richard Strauss; I'D Nor
wegian Love Song, Clough-Leighter;
Bass, prologue from "Pagliacci,'
Leoncavailo, duett, Night Hymns at
Sea. Goring Thomas; piano, air dc
ballet, Moszkowski; contralto, o Milo
Fernando, from La Favirita," Doni-
zettl; bass, (a) The Horn, Freigier;
Oh Myself When Young, Liza Leh-
mann; (c) The Sighted Swain, Lane
Wilson; I'D Invictus, Bruno Hubn;
contralto, My Heart at Thy Sweet
Voice, from Samson and Delilah"
Saint-Saens; bass, Vulcans Song,
Gbunod; duett. It Was Lover and
His Lass, Walthew.
As an encore to 20 Milo Fernando"
Mrs. Joyce sang Songs My Mother
Taught Me" to MY Heart At Thy
Sweet Voice" from Samson and
Delilah," the encore was: My
Mothers Cradle Song" by Gilbert.
AS an encore to the Prologue from
"Pagliacci." Mr.. Joyce sang For You
Alone" by Henry T. Geehi at
Nightfal," by Metcalf, was the encore
to the vulcan Song"
Evening journal., 1911-12-12
AZ EINE E0R REGGING.

George Miller. who was arrested
several days ago on >the charge Of
obtaining money under false preten-
ses, was given a hearing in City Court
this morning after Assistant City S0-
licitor Lynn asked that the charge be
changed to one Of begging. Miller
pleaded not guilty and said he was >
piano tuner and had been coming here
for years. He said an accident stop
ped him from using his elbow and he
was borrowing money 10 have it at
tended to. Judge Cochran refused to
look at Millers arm and said he judg-
ed he was a professional and imposeS
a fine of IS and costs.
Evening journal., 1911-12-12
SEWING CIRCLE BAzAAR.

The annual fair and supper of Grace
Sewing Society will be given by the
members of the Society in the Social
Hall this afternoon. The fair will
open at 2 o'clock; the supper COM
mences at 5 o'clock Mrs. William
H. Morris will be in charge of the
cake table which promises to be a
feature Of the entertainment. The
supper will be in charge Of Miss Fan
ME Matlack and Mrs. Emma Wood.
Candy will be sold by Miss Marion
Vedder. while Mrs. Lulu Winner will
have charge of the aprons.
Evening journal., 1911-12-12
ROB MESSENGERS
OF NEW SHOES

Three hold-ups have been reported
10 the local authorities within three
days The last case was reported
yesterday Thomas Cooper. colored
messenger for the Douglass Shoe Store
at Seventh and Market streets, re-
ported that he was held up and rob
bed of a pair of shoes at Ninth and
Rodney streets at $50 o'clock on Sat
urday night The messenger appear
ed at the police station with his head
wrapped i'm handages. He said that
while passing the corner he was ac1
costed by short colored man who
felled him with his fist. rendering him
unconscious.
On Saturday night Frank Pierson
and George Ferguson were robbed In
Brandywine hundred.
Evening journal., 1911-12-12
DIR. WASHBURN
I'M STATE MILITIA
Is Elected Captain and ASSlS-
tant Surgeon Succeeding
Dr.. Kelley, Resigned

officers of the Organized Militia Of
Delaware last evening elected DIR. Vic
tor c. Washburn as homeopathic ply
Eician to succeed DR.. f. l.. Kelley, re-
signed. as assistant surgeon. Captain
Washburn will go on duty at once.
The officers are contemplating hold
ing reception in honor of Governor
Pernewill and the members Of his
personal sl0ff A committee was
named to take up the matter II is
comprised Of Major J. Warner Reed,
Captain Joseph c. Lawson, Captain
Chauncey p. Holcomb, Lieutenant
Harry Lawson ard Lieutenant Frank
Harkins This committee will con-
slider the matter and may decide to
give a dance I'm connection with the
reception in the ballroom Of the du-
Pont Building addition.
Evening journal., 1911-12-12
A. J. TAYLOR IS
DEAD OF PNEUMONIA

Andrew Jackson Taylor o. West
Chester. well known I'm this city,
where he had friends and relatives,
d'"1 in the West Chester Hospital Of
ccute pleuro pneumonia. on Sunday
night. He was 60 years old.
Mr. Taylor was a frequent visitor
here and attended services at West.
Minister Presbyterian Church. lie at
Evening journal., 1911-12-12
WOMAN HELD AS
WEAPON CARRIER

Mrs. Margaret Valentine. who was
arrested with her mother. Mrs. Fam
ME B. Wood yesterday on the charge
Of carrying concealed deadly wea-
pom, testified I'm court this morning
that the handbag containing the re-
volyer belonged 10 her mother. She
vas held under 5000 bail for the up
III court.
Evening journal., 1911-12-12
GET THEIR MAN HERE.

Armed with = warrant for Alfred
Hunter, ]. A. Sackville. a detective
from Bristol, Pa. came here yester-
day afternoon and with the assist
ance Of the local police. located the
man and placed him under arrest.
Hunter agreed TO go TO Bristol with
out requisition papers. Sackville
did not say what the man was
wanted for
Evening journal., 1911-12-12

DELHI, Dec. 12-At the conclusion
of the dubar King George and Queen
Mary will separate, the king to so
shooting, while the queen will visit
Agra, Jaipur, Ajmere and Bundi and
then go to Kotah. where Christmas
viii be spent. The king and queen
will be reunited December 30, at Cal
cutta, and will remain there a week
The accompanying picture OF the
queen was made on board the Fedina
while en- route to India.
Evening journal., 1911-12-12
HEAR LECTURE on HAWAII.

Members Of the Ninth Ward Civic
Association met in Hanover Presby-
terian Church last evening when +. W
Heisler gave an illustrated lecture on
the Hawaiian Islands. The business
of the evening was laid on the table
until the next meeting TO be held on
January s.
Evening journal., 1911-12-12

Open every evening to show you
~ line of useful and acceptable
holiday Gifts. Buy useful gifts, they
are always doubly appreciated. AHy
gift bought here may be exchanged
after Xmas. Buy now. we'll deliver
later. MONAGHAN'S,
S. w. Cor. Fourth & Madison Sts.t =
Evening journal., 1911-12-12
MORAN WINS EASILY
" The United Press

BY The United Press.
LONDON. Dec. 12.-Frank Moran.
the Pittsburg heavyweight. today was
hailed as one Of the best fighters seen
recently in England as the result of
his victory last night over Charlie
Wilson. whom he knocked out In the
second round.
Evening journal., 1911-12-12
CREDITORS TO MEET.

A meeting of the creditors of the
Girard Company will be held at the
Office of Referee in Bankruptcy Leon
ard e. Wales, on December 20.
Evening journal., 1911-12-12

tended a social function in this city
on last Wednesday evening, and
though not well his condition was not
considered serious. His ancestors
fought I'm the Continental Army, in
the battle of the Brandywine and
other conflicts during the Revolu-
tionary War. Mr.. Jackson's wife died
several years ago.
Evening journal., 1911-12-12
ECZEMA SUFFERERS.
Find Quick Relief and Permanent Cure
by Using HOkara, The Wonderful New
Cure for Skin Diseases.


Cure for Skin Diseases.
Hokara is recognized by the medical
profession and skin specialists as the
ideal treatment for eczema, ulcers,
pimples. blackheads, acne, salt rheum,
etc, and is sold on guarantee by n.
B. Danforth. the local agent for
Hokara.
If you have any form of skin dis
ease or irritation, do not neglect pur-
chasing a jar of Hokara today.
In spite of its unusual curative
power the price is trifiing. To con-
vince you Of it's merits N. B. Danforth
will sell liberal jar for 25c. Larger
sizes SOC and 81.
IF the blood is impure. use Hokara
Blood Tablets. They cool and cleanse
the blood and regulate the bowels in
natural manner"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01
FORESTERS WILL
HAVE PORTABLE
TELEPHONE
Rangers TO Be Provided With
Ten Pound Equipment
Which Can Be Attached TO
Any Part of Line.

G. weather. thc electrician
who for several weeks past has been
conducting experiments u tl, Pe'ls
.orcst with various telephone appli-
snces today roud"rsl us reuurD 90
Forester A G. Ringland. and tia &c.
port was forwarded to Washington Tor
approval Mr. StaIhV,atHol Wlll leave
ilnicht Jo establish toicphou, lines
m several of Che forests throughout
The west
Tho mos. Important result 90. his oN.
Fermentation on tine p,cOs ]. thc ucr.
letliou of "a lU.lb model portable tcle.
phone % Doe carried ON th, saddle for
The use of forest raBsrrs This tcle.
phon" is pcr'rc' 100 Us operation aud
can Withstand any amoml of hard
USAGE o. has batteries f0I long lite
Tie smallest SO ias po footed Ton rrac-
tical telephone 1850 The weight of The
portable outfit has noeu reduced \
pounds from lhat OF jhc models ar
present employed with 70 cGhncc-
tons can nc nauo Instantly bv cu..
tine iu on an! portion o. tbo limo.
Sever tests oi me endurance prOp.
critics at o special insulated wire were
made The wir' proved satisfactory
under The rougaost usJa, ami will 10
adopted tor omo. .ouCF lncs II viii
he used ON reels and strung along the
ground In burning lGrscls. making a
quick ana easy means or com mUnIr.-
ton for Gre fghtcts % u. used un-
der water ana under sewer. conditions
~ heat and strain
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01
Wall street Trading~.
ih1 Evening Herald 4. -. Ieas-d MIr.1

N"W York IS, s. Nu-. Bust
moss dWiudled in tb, second hour
WIN %" pronounced change u tho
tome which continued n,ays TN,
professional elements vrr, apparently
responsible for tho dccIn. .u can.
uGUu Pacific which icIl two point.
ana The reaatiouarv trend elsewhere
ln q. list rc-ult'd 8s much from lack
of buying power a. anything elise.
Bonds were easy with tho Nmori.
r1u tobacco ISSUES again under pros.
sure
ON q small volume OF dealings tho
stock market showed downward
trend az ,h" opening tuday Canadian
P1cihc lps. ! Baltimore A ohio. at.
mon Pacific, u Reading, Great
northern, preferred. T. $ steel Rock
island preferred. ANA Cnosaurak a
ohio smaller fractions. The only
noteworthy Coutrar, movement WAS "A
three point gaia hy Virginia Cprnlinn
Chemical preferred
IN" market closed heavy. Prices
f'll 90 tho lowest of the day I'm tbe
l"st hour an adverse factor being tho
publication OF O. number poor railway
irn'ne declines ranged from to p
p"'nis The stock most affected i'm
eId''ne American Smelling. Union
Fsriiir Great Northern preferred
Great Northern ore certificates. r.
5. steel Bethlehem stool common
and preferred, Atrhivon. Rock island
preferred aud American. Tobacco
preferred.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01
hIe AUCTION SALE

Friday, August 3, at p. m 40 me
corner OF Central ana Walter / viii
sell at auction the elegant furnishings
LOT Groom house, consisting n part
as follows. ! sectional book case as
good as new. library table. selection
OF fine rockers tauhourritcs. forms.
navajo rugs and other Kinds al hp 90
date; 800 oak bedroom suits, brass
beds. SPRINGS Soclpy mattresses as
gooi rs new. An extra fire tircas.iOa
Walnut Chinonler and princes dress
crs ~ same mRteria. practically ucN,
besides other chiGoniors and dressers
chat are also mp 90 date \ beautiful
laby basket. eleCun, curtains. shades
AMI draperios. large refrigerator O.
beautiful dining room suite u mis-.
sion, consisting of table buffet IS
chairs including hosts chair a Hno
6'holc Buck rangc almost new with
cooking utensils and dishes
We are nov Offering 10 sell AZ auc.
ton he largest lot Of good :afnitUI,
perhaps that W. have ever offered
H. ~ SOLLlE.
Auctionc,r
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01
AL vARAOO HOTEL
TO Be DECORATED
FOR The FAIR
General Manager T c. Fox
Assures Secretary McManu3
That Santa Fe Will Illumj.
nate Big Hosiery.

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01
RETURNS
FROM VACATION
ON THE PECOS
Third Vice President of Santa
Fe Railway Leaves Tomor.
row on Special for Inspec.
ton of New Lines.

william y storey third vice prcsj.
dDut ui the SANTA be- railroad com.
pant and one 20, me best known 81
the youuger generation oI IaIlroadors
n .Ic JIitcd states is q visitor IA
Albuquerque to-day NI storey has
IuaJ returned from vacation q three
weeks spent on the upper poCos fish.
ur and participating IN the various
outdoor sports BrOuzel with the
sun ana happy because of the large
uuWhar 81 hsn ho caught Mr. Storey
s roadt 10 PLUNGE into che wihoad
business again Together with M.
Fu&, general mauaEcr ol lines south
20 ~ Paso and east to Amarillo ara
with Mr. Summers superintendent "a
lho Rio Graudo division. Mr. storey
WIN leave on spcoia, train iOmH-
Tow morning for AN inspection tuD
over .lo pyeos valley lne- aud mo
nCw roldb,d recently constructed IN
Texas Tho objective point artc7
leaving Albuquerque win De sweet.
water TeNus Mr. storey maKes ms
headquarters foe Chicaao and makes a
trip over Tho line two 3l three Times 4
year
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01
44S6 CASH PATRONS
IN A MONTH
Cash Register at the Highland
Pharmacy Tells Story Of
Progressive Business Like
Methods.

Foriy-iOur hundred and n.uety.siX
cash customers during the month ct
July That tells the story of 70 prop.
erly conducted "neighborhOod drug
store In Albuquerque Il tells the
story ~ the Highland Pharmacy a
story incOutroyettibls attoFtod by the
index of the cash register
Tho reasons ior he splendid popu.
larity OF the Highland Pharmacy are
not TAR go seek In the hrst place. cN.
penses including the Important rent
Item, have been reduced 90 mini.
mum, enabling PIop. l.. A Rice 10
give his patrons uneNcellod values
The stocks are complete In every pa,-
ucular; the service rs prompt and
courteous, and q special point is made
Of prompt delivery 20 nny part OF the
city In word, the Highland Is be-
ing conducted along lines which win
permanent satisfied customers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01
COMMITTEE IS BACK
FROM SWING ROUND
FOUR STATES
Giadding Korber and Usher.
wood Saw Paving in Nine
Cities on a Trip Lasting
Eight Days.

IU. g#IHrr city engineer.
T.um.. I4H.raoaJ member of OBJ,
..g ...r.. arl J..oU kotbrr. mona
... 90. paving 1mulssiou. which
s.... u,yuK ut iu, Central
...U., H.. Second street district. r.-
..rraa n muruug after an ciHh,
.. H. .sHaugh the southwest iut,.-
t.u- tIo din"ront classes OF paving
.u .., bod u.up ct she most proRrpssi,r
N. Nr-srs GladdIng. Korhcr and
I.b.INuud made the trip a. special
HHH.tie, iur the purpos" of inN,.tl-
-...rs actual conditions 40 nrst hand
5000 nthar tatlstics and definite lu-
.ufWHtIou upon which O. base o. o..
port Whl,h VIII later be- presented FOO
fH, e.tE .uurrl and Co.,, paving com
w InU Tu, committee leit AIhu.
nutrru, eight dHv. ago and during
fd, .lut days bp,, visited nine dH-
f,f.ri .tios 1ud Travelled in four
state. iu sdduiou Co tho territory off,
N.. MDN.u. Th, ,it"~ visited were
Trinidad Jn Il Denver. in colorado,
Iut husou ana Neaton. Boo Kansas
oklahoma Clis. u Oklahoma. Dallas.
Fort Worth Abilene ana ~ pas0, in
T'yas Tho trio OF paving invcsiigai-
uts r.tisa 90 Albuquaraue chock fuli
oi Information about paving Tho
.Natrm fbs committee used Vas 90 go
I1fH q town ana call upon the mayor
r,t pcqug inicd with the members OF
fh, street committee which had
charge - paving. md put tho afore-
.l.d paving committee through n
curse of GROSS examination which
developed cv,Ty possible phgsc of IN"
improvement projects
TITO utmost courtesy was shown the
committee IN au cities thcy visited
md everything possible was done 20
4adst them In th,tr Investigations.
The fast that u committee Of three
Nhuqu"rqu" men aas making "a SWIM
around the country for the purpose o.
looking nt paving. indicated that Al
buquoruuo was progressive city and
thp town received mo little adycrtis-
lna through tho newspapers
city Engineer Gladding said today
that the committee was very much
Impressed With the paving IN Okla
homa, the material used being nat
ural rock asphalt
Tin oklahoma city they have one
hundred ana nfb miles of paving"
said Mr. Gladding The city Is paw
ID out 10 the alfalfa fields"
Tho paving committee returns 20
Albuqn"rquc convinced OF one thing:
That Alnuquorqu~ should pave ~
many of her streets ~ possible that
Albuquerque should place herself ON
the map az ono Of the real progress
size towns in tho west
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01
WHEAT MARKET IS
SAGG|NG SLIGHTLY
Apprehension Over Rust Con-
ditions lis Relieved and
Prices Are Inclined to Tend
Downward Again.


chicago. III, Aug with less ap.
ptehenNon being lolt REGARDING rus,
uaufiec. The wheat maihct ioda,
showed q tendency to sag. Foreign
cfupa reports toe. were generally "a.
No,ablD. OPENING figures were lea
ID 20 3N lower september started
al ~ ~ TO as. drop uf l.SHI.i to
LA '.>. rallied TO ~ 81 ana ten to
50 3N. The close was steady Us
higher
Corn prices weakened ~ account
90 rain lu the corn states. September
opened 3NM ~ 90 d.NU3l OF at 60
'o IT, but reacted To- 81 &.N The close
"as hrm go 81 1.NftG4 for srutombpr.
cash houses were liberal sellers Of
OATS september started a.S down an
to touched 80 JOS and descended 10
$40 as
NlIhoueh steady ut the outset pto.
visions unduaally became rasy with
hogs First sales averaged about the
same as last night january lard 20.
iua at $3.50 ANA September ribs al
$50 There was little OF amy business
u YorN