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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1914-07-17
HARVEST APPROACHING
IN PALOUSE COUNTRY
Bumper Crop Is Prediction of Farm
ers and Grain Men-Opening
Quotations Two Cents Under
Last Year

The Palouse harvest Will be on in
full blast in a few days, many fields
of winter wheat being nearly ready
for the binder, although combined
haryesters will not be started for at
least 10 days. The largest crop for
several years is the prediction of To-
cal farmers and grain buyers, the
mild winter and excellent growing
weather of this spring having pro-
duced a crop of winter wheat that
will probably compare taForaply
with any ever produced in this sec
ton. Spring grain also is coming
on in good shape. Many farmers are
complaining of the large amount OF
smut, and this condition seems to
prevail in all sections of the North
west more of the smut being in evil
dence than ever before A feature
of this years harvest is the eXcep-
tionally large acreage OF barley,
while the acreage of oats is consid-
erably less than last year, which
broke all records in that respect.
The market for new grain opened
Just two cents per bushel less than
last year, yesterdays quotations be-
ing So cents for red Russian, "a
cents for club and IS cents for forty
fold. Old oats are quoted at 50 cents
and barley at 80 cents, both consid-
erably lower than at this time last
year.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1914-07-17
High HOnOrs Go to Two State College Boys

dents of all the colleges of the
Northwest, and essays were submit
ted by many students. Charles J.
Newland, a student from Ritzville,
won first prize, SIS in cash, and his
essay will be printed in the annual
proceedings of the bankers associa-
ton. Second prize of $40 went to
Everett Jinnett of Pullman. The
essays dealt with the federal reserve
act.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1914-07-17

Judge Thomas Neill and family of
ColfaX visited Pullman relatives and
friends the early part of the week.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1914-07-17
First and Second Prizes in Essay
Contest Awarded to Charles New
land and Everett Jinnett

Added laurels have come to the
Washington State College through
the efforts of two college boys, who
won first and second prizes in the
essay contests conducted by the
Washington State Bankers associa-
ton. The contest was open to stu
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1914-07-17

Mrs. J. A. Hungate entertained
few friends at a luncheon Tuesday
in honor of her daughter, Mrs. c. V.
Piper of Washington, d. c.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1914-07-17

Professor A. L. Melander and fam
lily returned Tuesday from a years
leave of absence which was spent in
entomology research work on the
Atlantic coast.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-09

Ha habido lm conato de mcendio en-
la habitacion ntmero diez de la casa de-
nominada La feria Sc quemaron un
baul, Is piezas de ropa Y varias cosas
mas, todo valorado en- cien d6lares.
FL origen del incendio, que no tom6
alarmantes proporciones gracias a la in
tervenci0n de los vecinos, fue una chis-
pa de candela que con ell aire salt6 de
un anafe, incendiando una pieza de
ropa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-09

Ell abogado don Luis Lopez Cepero,
de Yauco ha sido autorizado para ell
ejercicio de las funciones notariales. ha-
biendo estampado en- el registro CORES
pondiente la firma, signo y sello que ha
de usar como Notario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-09
NOTICIAS

Sc han expedido pasaportes para Ell
extranjero las personas siguientes: d.
Jose Bardeguez, de Guayama; don Fe.
lipe Rios, de Ponce y Mr.. Robert Sold,
de San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-09

Tn carro arrastrado por caballos, y
que guiaba Severe Cruz. arrollo Ell la
calle de San Andres (Puerta de TERRA
al nino de nueve amos Rafael Medina.
quien afortunadamente solo Sufri6 una
leve herida de tres centimetros en- ell
tercio superior del brazo derecho. Ell
nino, que es huerfano. una vez asistido
en- la Sala de SocorroS. fue llevado ca
sd de Zoilo Lopez, Ell la ealle dc Pelayo,
donde yive.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-09

LAS PALoMAs producer pesos donde los polos produ-
centavos necesita POGO capital pequeo espacio
siempre resultado; hay aproposito para
este negocio mande la edcion de nuestro Journal
de Mayo donde dan explicacones amplias precio
centavos. Reliable SQUAD Journal. Versailles Mo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-09

FL auto de Mr. Geo r. Cotton Jr.,
guiado por ell chauffeur Juan Gonzalez,
arrollo Ell la calle del Parque un carro
cargado de carbon que conducia Balbi-
no Iglesias, originandole averias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-09

Caiorcso un minute TiritandO al ST.
g,liente. ESQ es PaIudiSmO. Tome
Pam-aia Y rcstaure SUI salud.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-09

En- la carretera entire Yauco Saba
ma Grande. el autom6viI No. %, guiado
por Enrique .Cartagena, choc6 con una
calesa que guiaba Jose Rodriguez, re
sultando ambos vehiculos con desperfec-
tos asi como tambien recibi6 rm fuerte
golpe EN- la boca la nina Genoveva Ro-
driguez que viajaba en- dicha calesa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-09

Pam -ala, lie curara del PaIudiSm0, no
contiene ninguna droga nociva. Esta
libre de Quinina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-09

Durante las inscripciones, fue arres-
tado aver en- Quebradillas el individuo
Francisco Hernandez por 'haber agredi-
do al senor Donisio Gonzalez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-09
LA ABEJA DOMESTICA.
Su cria " productOs.

Obra de gran utilidad para la cria
de la Abeja y la industria de miel y
cera.
A S 35 con franqueo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-09

e. Paiudismo es producido por pa
rasitos Ell la sangre. Pan-aIa destru-
We los germenes de la ernermedad v
restaura la salud
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-09

Los beefsteaKs. chuletas y demas
fiambres de la popular CAFETERIA, son,
como SUI cafe, inmejorables
San Jose No. g. San Juan, P. R.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-09

ba la paz en- un cafetin de la calle del
Comercio, en- Toa Baja, al ser arrestado
por ell guardia Antonio Lamourt, hizo
resistencia Y trato de agredir al guardia
quien Sc VIC obligado hacer uso del ro-
ten para reducirlo a la obediencia.
TO mejor en- San Juan en- reposteria
Y dulces finos 10 encuentra I'd. en- La
CAFETERIA famosa por su cafe.
San Jose No. 6. San Juan, P. R.
En- Humacao Sc suicide anteayer
Ventura Gonzalez, tomandose una gran
cantidad de vidrio molido
81 es I'd delicaoo de estomago, CO.
IA en- la popular CAFETERIA, famosa
por su cafe
San Jose No. 6. San Juan, P. K.
En- el Callej6n que hay Ell la parte
OeSte de la plaza uel mercduo, Eihlllo
Rosario agredi6 con un palo Augusta
.Jimenez causandole una fuerte contu-
sion en- la frente, otra en- la region es-
capular izquierda, otra en- ell brazo del
mismo lado.
Augusta fue llevado la Sala de So
corros donde sc lie asistio Tanto agre-
dido como agresor estaban en- estado de
embriaguez, el origen de la question
fue una discussion polltica.
La popular "Cafetera da ahora CO.
midas preparadas con tanto esmero CO.
mo su famoso cafe.
San Jose No. 6. San Juan P. r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-09

En- el establecimiento que el senior
Francisco Alvarez tiene en- Arroyo.
mientras el limpiabotas Jose Santana
(a) Jumara jugaba con un revolver car
gado Sc lie escape un tiro hiri6ndole tan
gravemente que mum6 momentos des
pues.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-09

Anteayer, como a las 6 de la tarde,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-09

LAS ALMoRRANAS Sc CURAN EN-
a't4 DIAS. UEGUENTO PAZO, las cura, va
smples, sangrantes, externas picaz6n La
primera apcacion dA avio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-09

Dedlcan especlai atenci0n las con
slgnacioncs.
NAzSa2 " " " W W " W ~ ~ ~ w. - y.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-09

En- Humacao Sc suicide anteaye1
Ventura Gonzalez, tomandose una gran
cantidad de vidrio molido.
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D Ts.Ii e ISIC " s
s !. o
s5 i q y \; III /. q / . Il y Q
..lIly -Edsar ] l.nolan IN InIl I

trl ~
.r--Is IL {a fact that 4 wine glass
can be broken or shattered 10 pieces
lty O musical chord Z. &,i
~ AL had q. .iisig &c Glass bowl ore foot
N, ale ss...t.... ~. see SLAMS s..sIs;l
Tic sllht. glass was ffctn oae-qlaf-
ter to thFee-eiehts an inch thick. / res
aimed the plelLE l.,..s ssesR, Y A! .lss
edge s,e, and tha entire hemisphere OF
solid siGs itteg cd into hdiSifeSIs OF
small pieces Tho eoand So1 breaking
;iraE;nieftR WIS eHttEeiy unknown to
lne--a csackling or grinding, and the
bits OF glass flew apart.
I had used this .sarse bowl itbefose
;classes for several " Il IL
bows But on ftiis particulars day
the students as we'll IS 7 were STIR
pfisea Ut ti4e breakiaE and unsarsll
- - ~ s,i2-sys ,s
s ighp net IS, II liapbe eneld to ylbfats
the bowl with Its ke note; that e. SET
IIurutunlc flHgrs WHICH MIcans tn0 pre-
cises "a 81 yyslsicis 5t yEas able %
yiksata 20 send forth that note. for
notes sfa rates OF vibration, ana they
all; obey rigid and beau utiFnl harmonic
.:l.:s .. sl,ass s as,sZaa
With hsF set ana liked Isws. ldss M i3liI
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-09

United states Fidelity and ana Guar
sttR cpRpaRys pf, Baltimore,
THU, s. the company whose bonding
OF state and city contracts in New
York. ,1sg been divided between schaE7
les d, Murphy. JF., nephew and name
sake OF the Tammany boss, and the
insurance agency OF james K. Nc
Iiiilge, former mayor .of, SyTectise and
years the democratic boss and state
'coinmittseman for .onohdsga County.
It ID, also tha comp any whose business
In the twesfefn S6Tt ,of tsie state was
handled by John ]. F:s1nedy Of Buf-
falo until he became state treasurer
on January /. 1911. ~.
J. Wilson'S EeEviea with the company
began not after he had failed of cleo
ton az ;secrGtas " q. the United States
senate y Rival companies say that
EinGe that f!ns tiley haye found In
|creaBIng. difficulty In writing the bus
iness ofatiie Federal officers. and
whether this has actually bsen SO, ,it
Is fact that Wilson'S position at
the head OF the .deEGioPme ent, depart-
Ilsrt Of the United States company,
has become matter OF a, good deal Of
discussion among bonding csicitorss,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-09
anIs. tLANTg sWAE .RIIRs
CaliiOftiidn' Has Two Trained TO Clear
llfB House Of The Posts.
[0akianLll al, DIspatth.l

". ~. st0HRldHui -NaI. ,DlSgaCcH.J
s.,H; 81, FQIeTl1an ,of 90 land, has soly-
ed the NY swattihg proglem to Ills own
setisfacGiSl. He has 3 cpEpse Of
plants that do bis s9atting for him. !,
II soreifaIi' haA two r fiy-eattng hya-
cftta that keep his house free o.. the
pests thRt ,afe. $50. hungry for mcFe
that sbpsis- OBLIGED 20. feed them ras:
IuetIt once kh.lH while 10. keep them
fr9n starving, TO DEATH The plants
are patlvesaoE the troupia8 ,ot South
Amerioa and never bsfo re sSSs sag they
been cultivated suceessfsiIy outside
of greenhouses. Foreman 4 startod.
tneIn ca his garden and later de trims. :.
pEnted them tosp0ts and put them
In the house.
There they soon began ca. depppy-
late the fly colony. and soon there
wasn'k one Of sfia insects left in the
house; tr he iFiailts 9seemed Sto have
an irruoiutiUiu attrurtiUu IUr the nieS.
but 4the moment they tight on ,t!.s
flowers, the petals ciosh afaiiiit tiIanf
and thes are doomed. The plants arc
not ncN to science, but they are nav
ito dIStficts outSide 9ho tropics. In
the latter they have been known to
ernW lnrga anai,s,,t sss .,egS::s .:sa,i
birds: They afe very delicate and
much csE ana co1sldefsshIe.
GOOD" ~ 8,
1 / . e. =. = . fa. !.
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Financial and. Commercial


| the shorts put out new lines In freer
nlanhar izhan had been o5sefvsd. dhr-
ing the, cautious Speculative upers<
ti6ns recently. II II
Alter general daellstijnes.of small
r:f;5;ft;, tg tg sst;;ltt ; ft;ltt 81 Stiii end iot
a time under lead of The rcoaiers,
witch were stimglst3a By L3ckai
wanntlS victory III tts anu! trust suit
The rally WIS short lived. however.
aqd Ip tie late trading tJe market
again turned dowffwardh a saBf. ss
showed a preponderance Ci arrail de-
allnes, running up 20 a point or more
in, q few cases. .
The afternoon deolIen was lntiu-
edced by further indleatIDtis OF uti-
satisfactory business conditions. The
monthly Gopher staIIhelt was a
strong one, but was Wilbur inEu-
ence. s<a.
Bonds were irregular. Fmrther nd
vances were made in various high
grade investment bonds flock js-
LAID collaterals broke point TO 81
118. Total sale per value s2.40N,0 600.
United states bonds were unchanged
On cali Total sales wero 222,9OO.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-09
New York coatOr,

New York. April s.-The cotton
market was less active today and
fluctuations we're more or less FIRE
Bilar as q result OF evenlng-up for
for the week END. Prices made new
high ground for the movement at the
start. and after midday reactions,
closed steady ct net decline OF 6
points on April, but generally un-
Changed to s points higher. 49, ..-I.3
unfaYorabfe weather reports, and a
buiiiBh construction OF the semi-ar4
nual report by thu international fed.
GRAFTON of cotton spinners, showing
smaller mill stocks uf American cot
ton than last year. and Indicating d
consumption for ~ months OF $780,
O0D bales. checked aggressive o!fer-
fnss on the decline, which carried
prices about . or 6 points net lower
during the middle Of the tfal. Rallies
followed on renewed covering and
fiifthar buying OF near months by
leading spot house brokers', with July
c0htracts reaching the higheat Iayei
of4the day In the late. trading.
Spot cotton quiet; iriiddling tplands
1910; grlf 1866. No sales.
Cotton futures closed very steady.
May ....... issg fSsI
July .:.t,ts, ..rryt. .s,ssat 1850 1860
october 4; !!sss.l.s, w. .1177 1t7G
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Money Market

New York. sApriis s7.ACai, money
steady l7-S a d ruling ratctIi7eSs'
closing 17-S a g. Nm
Time loans weaker sixty days 3
'l-2 q 3l4s ninety days Q 5-f six
months d If. 80. &! III tss ;;3sil3y l3y1,a
aIercahtile papsr3 Ipzz Il R'f.s'li ( = sr,s.,'
Sterling exchange steady; sixty days
1880; iemand 4B5. So. 70 :
COMMERCIAL bills is4 IA. ~ y
Bar silver 5S 1-2. 20 :
Mcxican dollars 10 IL.
Government bonds steady; railroad
lends irregular.
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: s.ss - g 81 lZ= g 81 e

New York, April S.-- Cotton seed oil
55t6u1y was active isIal bTiGss Hhow-
iilE h net aslvaiiaat sles 2 fs.s4e l.Sssll.t Il,
on covering OF shorts, buying bys rc-
/, finerB. as wei iah eonld fresh commit
'Ilieiits on the long side, tSspirad by
! the atEe1tith Of crufIe mari sts.
The market closed firIn. Total saIes
10000. ,s 4 & &
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u iis a cefIiz
DsllEQ itc - ls lhIs
"a ntt "a 5k iSs IA
his ls tiie
aas liza tlie bfsi fse ea
sls,s li1s ,sfe Z
sonaE I5t s.. SS Is q bss,s
feca 10 fcaf
e a|a fa IS
etslnE aeN ttfs "a iils Ssgs
Prior - s.l8s tiraa Only 81 s. ~ sfGa
tte Dl5sties casa ha6 IS pulls
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c0MPIII- lie sTIalI.

New YofIc
& Six Gtdl fs,e siied ST teis M
still Wit sDln pelffee ca ilfi1i
hhder es 10 attend Dol.
,zssss * &, " t,.lsill LsI6fi.se e
Ceoreia Nlesissipp spssh CarollAe
aSsts Te&ss
sludy 81 palscsy school ets
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New York Aprll I,iie pfffhatyt
Epttun Goods innls.iet was, gIiiot: htIt
sssady today, slorstsd satnE fore
BUYERS ns domestIco Aorste(i yarns aro
J marking time. Worsted yarns prices
are y6t5 iifpi - - 80 -
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RlGhHril 0lRAy Saya Itlist His RfiyIls
6 ,lilletIs % AlyIse Itgialatioii. .liil

lfIGhHrf 0lhay Says ItIist His RffyllgI
g siilp eg ft iIvise Lagfslatioti. tit
sAueusE Gbronieie.i lt'l
10 TIE letter OF! Hon. Richard .0lfisy,i
ary tot state 40 fIi D. sbet11a cieye-
itfs 4 4 cabinet TO Represent lat I've Pc
6fstRs wi have iIifliiantial on
tIItc peal Fota In lie { heIfateii Con-
teresgfilRtl ReterasOiigllt the advice Oh,
lSIls 0lneyi mud Mr. t3iHey:B, lets syJls
1alsih the hoitsa d ef3 tIie 0its del9
hate was cfoGadi IL appears sbas
;,sspeakert g lark 9 iiaf made The ate- I
that 0inHys Ssas a 81 to
repeal. aud tie letter was made CUB
tic: 70 isss things rlglls 7,
.liaierits q stciis 81 a a an lie ffs|
nlRrely advises, that, in the present
ltslation and OH the skates1etit OF
President Wilson to coIig n, there is
no course anan ent TO vote ssssfissssssss He
Points ojlt that the fTst rs un-
apesstonahly Obscure and susceptibla
nfzAtE aonnnsites lnlern Ions saB
ccnciusiyeiy shown by the confiicti1gI
os ts.c pres lleasS oE tl:E ted
se:ttS on BY he iyrec econcilabIe 6if-
creme cf 1 Oh piniOT ySstnong eminent
!. lawyers without regard 70 their p0-
sltleat taIiatIoHs EssecoSnIs IsiYS tliis
and thonf;k iia might have
ats ea on Z tile President. ID
5s sfIect, declares THAT the merits 0f the
issue ate iiilfnateftal and that the re-
spEai the act Which raises the issue
IS abaS lntely essentlal TO our g80dI
aildire with the, great powers OF the
World and 70 the pFoper .ts1lduet taf
adds i.' ~
lnaIse detlGsa alton II as
Z tsrsai dent atsd aB l9 ,bfsi 0gs the,
{ naiiqnal cyernrls ant, espec u.s. charg-
So ess !. q our iofel reiat ions. and
ana siIss f county gfhaf. m s s as
aEed n b j lesg q its iS ba "a IIi s
& BY tile repA !, all other nSi
Aiiy6l$ld afe 0f slight aScouist. Now
!. tl:2SS depis atie' oe .tlis Pre- dettl
9l1tlet De acef It'd lle IA III r &ojsi'
faith, With ae Intimate kh6wledfe ofl
FuIgIEn Ielet aus that co q Ech1i
rot etSld f;I 2
felias hsI s Fl, q, iS -
.-sAs but kal = 81 a tss,3.
on q sid u y Il Is seIs ftisd
to ID; IS 3 ~ Il es
itans 8 with kll6 tIstlecl and be.i
s5etise, 6fiH o Z Sefsltneflt re-.
q Ia iilI 20 lead
sft Tttst hc borne iil mind tf1nfS
Tor eOilg not 60 s1ikport ssicE ana
sltsAilt aepeel sfy ne has
81 This siAB shsses z tssslt sst5 i0
& fisais,lfe sifseA fsiitl.
sgli Etl slie deems s6 ne 81 ,4rsil li3
tileli huitpr Ind well qihH s OF kIis lligs
tI6n II; Is 20 ti8cfe Il him tsS
itlssEeslt - 70 zen fiiIss and t5
efeisld illiii 81 iisis 1 sII lSitei !
eetsse With foFei h n6t On is in-
siSe him 5iltiee 8 81
than y fea5 EIietof 81 the
ssticnal nvofni 81 sispf naIsi
tqEe ,t.s nina nl 4 i6 ilgs sss
s@sas4..ea- 4 s
ei g(FHee1f tslIESa iSSS5S = s-zsS1S
1iii b 30 tho SAINTS mi ilit f)o
nlsdiiOfed S. slll slsSl
toE r9e ecafso con kiiey|
~ tslnikg ne enf6l
4 feesatso these airessie s lveIi arc u 30
al u teS lrb
~ 81 viz ntFe Is sIs ;B
ts;s q be No 0s &, 10 u 81 4
II sla u tic
sos
lil TIE sssll& 81 with Che.
/ eetsiasA folnsuis Hhen he ii6sl
a 3, tsnE his al5s
81 Is E3p kes
ot at.s IS. ffslr
sFssla the
nj sSs fiis
bslls efef Loi knows ~ rO
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.l!i9eEpool (oskoiaI..

lysgpop estg9E bpoE
{ Lilail cpd Elg 5 sHiiedlink
low Rilddliag sos.
as Sales apcspIa sloh ana export
aeslpe .O isitiiEeslfi saFSiy
steady, =.
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Chicago Grain

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stio tho vti1nru vi, WuF9I ueIUB UalnHgeu
by the freezing tolnberature South
west helped 20 Offset today the bearish
ihfldenoe cs the GoyernInft crop re-.
port Accordingly, prices closed firm
20 au teR cent not decline.
Corn wound up / S1-8 n la. to .1-2c above
Monday inikht Ilatn dnus.. 10 i1. = a..
and provisions with d galh of 5gs7 1-9
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