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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

"STAY OUT OF MY LIFE!"

COTTON

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29,

1934.

WHEAT

ADDRESS YOUR ENQUIRIES, FOR EVERYTHING CON- CERNING

BILLIARDS

TO US

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OF COMPLETE

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(Continued from Page 8,)

LATEST AMERICAN

QUOTATIONS

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good cook, Mother. Don't you Messrs. Swan, Culbertson and Fritu Think?" was Nuncy's greeting as have received the following quota- Amy came down.

itions on the New York cotton and "Especially Hollandalso sauce!"wheat exchange for yesterday. "That's not fair. You know the

New York Cotton.

Aug. 27. Aug. 28. aauce was all right, only I forgot

Clone Cloring that I was making half quantity

Kange and put. In all the lemon juice." / October

13.22-18.22 "The sauce was perfect except December that it was so sour we couldn't eat January

March Anyway, it taught me a good May lesson. I put the gingerbread on July

Sipol the top shelf of the pantry hoping that young Howard wouldn't find It. Mother, you ought to have

September bank vault with a time lock for October special desserts, You know what

December old Lillan said the last time he January was over at Grandmother. Lowe's? farch She said. At boy ents cake like May they ain't no God,

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They were walking aide by side toward the campus. As they passed the Terry house Nancy ex- claimed: "There, when I've done your errand I'm going to come back and run in to visit with Miss Rosa for a while. She's a lonely, poor soul, and such fun, too.

You stop by for me on your way back. She's always saying she never seca you. Then you can stay # fow

minutes and we'll go home togeth er." She gave Amy's arm a quick lecstatic squeezo.

At the rehearsal room Nancy took the musle books, nodded with careless condescension to the mom- [bers of the glee club-the students were "those brata to her and dis- appeared. Amy composed heracif to trying an arrangement of "Yeo- men of Engalnd," which she had made with allowance for the weak- ness of strong bass voices in the club, and after that there was a to be gone over

Kroup of

and the ine Couldn't Hear

of stand." "I Got Shoen," :

Nobody

Then 1 final

struggle with the only boy in college who had a really fine voice, but absolutely no musical Instinct, the only adequate soloist.

Amy fell frayed from the strain

much:

when she started homey until so that she forgot

she

She had passed the Terry house.

back, opened the door without ringing and was just about to call Nancy when she heard her voice in the parlour and then an other voice that Amy recognized instantly. It could belong only to | Jane, Jane whom she had not keen

for 16 years.

(To Be Continued..

13.11

13.20

18.34:17.85

13.20

13.38-13.38

13.30

13744-13.40

13.40

13.32-13.55

13.51

15.25

13.00-18.60 13,36

New York Rubber

Aug. 27,

Aug. 28.

16.74

15.87

15.75-15.75)

10.17

16,02-16.05

16.28

16.10-10.10

10.50

14.83 10.70-16.74

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103 1024-1027 December

105 10415-10-1 May .......

Monday's sales-22,803,000 bushels,

Chicago Corn.

Aug. 17. Aug. 28.

774

774-178

September December

70

-794-70 May.............

82%-824 81 Total sales:-15,444,000 bushels,

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Aug. 27, Aug. 28.

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October December May

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824-824

87%

80 -86

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