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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-25
"Hol boys, carry me long
Carry me till / die;
Garry me up to the public crib

''How does the new cow answer z"
asked one man of another who had late
ly purchased COW. 81 really can't
say" he replied, "for I've never asked
her any questions"
A rich but parsimonious old gentle
man, on being taken to task for his un-
cEaritableness, said True, l don't give
much but if you only knew how it
hurts when give anything, you wouldn't
wonder"
''Little Emma" has reappeared in the
English courts, and Park, Stewart,
Grant, Schenck and the rest, are sued
in chance for five million dollars dam
ages, for breach of trust and dereliction
of duty as directors.
The most enterprising piano manu-
facturers in this country have already
prepared their circulars announcing that
they were awarded the ''frst grand
prize" at the Paris Exposition for the
best and sweetest toned instrument
NorvIStoacm Herald.
Charles" said a young wife to her
husband, as they sat at the window
watching the fashionables on their way
to church. "When you die and | get
hold of the insurance money, intend to
have fur cape and muff just like that
young lady has on over there"
1t is said the same mysterious motive
which impels man to run two squares
to catch a street car which is only a
minute ahead of the one behind it, i'm
pels young man to court the first girl
he falls in love with as if she we're the
only one in the world eligible to mar
riage.
1t is practice on some of our rail
roads to allow clergymen to ride fol
half fare. Recently minister received
a clergyman's half fare travelling card
as they are called, and wrote to tn,
superintendent, asking eff he could no
embrace his wife, also" The .superin
; tendent replied that he thought he could
but did not want to say positively unit
he had seen his wife, as he was yer,
fastidious in his tastes.
A lady living near Baltimore who
very deaf, stopped milkman as he wa
passing the house the other day AM
asked him how much he charged for
quart of milk, and then put her ear
trumpet to catch the reply. He drew
quart of milk and emptied it into tn
trumpet, and the result has been tina
he has to 60 three miles out of his wa
to keep out of sight of the lady's SO
who sits on the porch, with shot-gu
waiting for him to pass.
e The logical capacity is one of th
e most beautiful and touching things I
be seen in the modern small boy. A
t. the conclusion of the festival last sun
= mer an excellent teacher, desirous
administering trifing moral lessor
inquired of the boys if they had enjoye
is the repast. With the ingenious modest
lie of youth they all responded, "Yes, Sir
Then asked the excellent teache
if you had slipped into my garden ar
picked those strawberries without IN
leave would they have tasted as good
now?" Every small boy in that stain,
:. and sticky company shrieked, mo, Sir
to to "Why not ~ Cause" said lit
or or Thomas, with the cheerfulness of co
a. scious virtue, then we shouldn't ha
ss had sugar and cream with EN-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-25

The FAMINE IN CHINA Private let
ters received, recently, by G. NJ Howe
of Marlboro, Mass. from his daughter.
Mrs. Grace L. Roberts. missionary at
Pekin, China, represent the state of des-
titution in the northern provinces of the
empire as very great. In very many
places the last vestige of food. even of
the coarsest kind, had been consumed,
and with the great lack of means of
communication it was impossible to re-
lievc the wants of the dense population.
People were dying by thousands of star
vation. Parents were actually boiling
their children for food. Several cases
of this kind had come to the knowledge
of the missionaries. Mrs. Roberts men,
tions an instance where parents threw
their children into we'll to escape the
terrible sufferings of hunger, and after
wards, stung by remorse, drew them out
and endeavored to resuscitate them, but
finding it too late, then used their bod
| les for food.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-25

To hit sleepy worshiper on the head
with a contribution box is merely a
bump of benevOlence.
Why is the money you are in the
habit of giving the poor like newly
born babe? ? Because its precious little.
An old bachelor explains the courage
of the Turks by saying that a man with
more than one wife ought to be willing
to face death at any time.
A negro teamster in Nashville declares
that he must either give up driving
mules or withdraw from the church, the
two positions being incompatible.
"Sam, I'm going on long journey"
Sans eyes were moist, but he encour-
aged the sick man by replying; "Neb-
Der mind, massa, its all de way down
hill"
This is said to be the last reform song
of the democracy
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-25

BEWARE lit is related of gentle
man in India that he went into his Ii
brary one day and took book from the
shelves. As he did so he felt slight
pain in his finger like the prick of pin.
He thought that pin had been stuck
by some careless person in the cover Of
the book. But soon his finger began to
swell and then his arm, then his whole
body, and in few days he died. 1t was
not pin among the books, but a small
and deadly serpent. Beware there are
many serpents among the books of to-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-25

1t cast a gloom over an entire church
fair the other night, when the minister's
son walked up to the grab-bag and
prize-cake table, and demanded that the
game be explained to him before he
bought any more chips.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-25

A merry but a poor man being laughed
at for wearing short cloak said: sIt
will be long enough before | am done
with it,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-25

A SOLID CAUSE AT LAsT.-An Irish
matron ontera q lawyar'r office ssIG Tho
the place, sur, where people git diVorc-
es."
"Yes, occasionally we engage in that
kind of business. What can We do for
you, madam ?"
"Faith. sur, I'd loike to git a divorce
from me husband Patrick
"What is the matter with Patrick,
madam %
"Shure and Patrick gets dhrunk,
sur"
That's bad. But hardly think
that alone would be a sufficient cause
Have you no other complaint?"
.Indeed I have, sure; Patrick hates
me-"
''Yes, yes, l see. That adds cruelty
to drunkenness. But, madam, you do
not seem to suffer much in your appear
ance from Patrick's cruelty. think
you must find stronger reason before
the court will grant you divorce" +"
SWELL, sur, besides all that, fear,
sur, that Patrick isn't thrue to me-
"Ah now, madam, you begin to talk
business. What reason have you for
thinking Patrick is unfaithful to you 2"
"Well, sur, may say that It's meself
that has strong suspicion that Patrick
is not the father of me last choild"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-25

Il say, Pat, are ye aslape p No,
darn the slape.' .Then be after lend
ing me a quarter" I'm aslape now,
be jabers. 7
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-25


A BABY's REMARKABLE ESCAPE
The sudden death of Henry P. Bayley
recalls strange and tragic incident in
his history. G. w. R. Bayley, the civil
engineer, having visited New Orleans,
and having determined to locate here,
sent to New York for his wife and two
children. Mrs. Bayley embarked on
sailing ship, which in terrible storm,
was wrecked on one of the sand keys of
the Bahamas. She with her two chill
dren. were with other passengers carried
ashore to the nearest point of land. The
storm increased in violence. and the low
strip of land upon which the passengers
were stationed was about to be overflow
ed by the rising tide, and, to secure
safety, it became necessary to cross dur
ing the night broad slough to higher
point of land. Mrs. Bayley took up
her two children in her arms and at
VGupbSQ W WdQG dCIUSS IliC olOuSA1 OuO
when about midway huge wave swept
her and her children down the current
of the slough, and her desparing shrieks
and the cries of the infants rang out IN
the stormy midnight, but were soon
hushed by the bowling winds and roar
ing waves. Mrs. Bayley and her Oldest
child were lest, but many hours after
the storm had gone down and succor had
come to the surviving passengers and
crew, search was made down the coast
for bodies and, perchance, some surviv-
ors. While making this search, the low
wall of an infant was heard among the
scrubby bushes, and close search showed
an infant, seven months old, lodged
against shrub, with its body nearly
buried in the sand, feebly fighting with
its little hands the encroaching waves
and sands. That child was Henry P.
Bayley.-Nev Orleans Times.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-25


day. You may not see them, but still
they coil beneath the flowers and foliage
of fascinating literature that is thrown
out from an ever-working press. You
may not feel their poisonous fangs but
your children, charmed by the plot of
the story, may be led on to the fatal
spot, where they shall not only feel the
sting, but writhe by reason of its dead
ly poison. All when the light of eter-
nifty shall reveal the record of ruined
souls, of how many will it be truly said.
poisoned by the serpents among the
books
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-25

J. n. WEBSTER,
RE. FIRE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-25

ROBINSON BROTHERS.
EALERs IN CHOICE BRANDS OF FLOUR.
Deuot Store.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-25
yINESS DIRECTORY
BARTON

M EALER IN MILLINERY AND ALL KINDS OF
Fancy Goods. Work done at short notice and
Faction guaranteed Skinner 4 Drew's Block.) 32
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-30
THE STATE OF TRADE
EUROPEAN MARKETS

ffvrpraoI Julv Eastern steady ~ % Western
sica ~ A. az JrrLtu Cut Gul az 80 short
g, auI al 80 Ct Long Gear dUll 40 80 Shou Clear
dDu st - Ga Ilafls-Iuug nIucrni 30 Gal shoulders
% 80. P1me Mcas si,ady 80 %. lar!- Prime western
ur1pcr a D. tty steady ~ - 81 Turtcnte
III Is. COiILou duN HtJ: Pine dhl
N 10. Chos-e-Amcruan Chocs dull at -. lard ~
No. rpr.ur dun az 3D.: No NprLg duil at I
Winter fu ~ gsd Corn Prime New Mixed. firm az
~ Cd Old Mixed SOFT steady % 3D. Receipts oi Wheat
fr the past Atlantic p'rt 1000 qrs nom racine
FtR irUm other sources 100 qrA Hecrpis Z" C"fh
iJysRroot Jaly 29-l2SO a. m-coton active aud hrmer
hnddinc Upauds. Prod: hihtnR OranS C'lisii sales oil
tie dt, $4,000 s. Il 5000 bales Tor specSlitOn
ana EXPORT Rccepts $500 baos, including B4O0 bales
American Fuurea opened partially ilL bel ef; pShIs
Io, Middlng clause, Juls delivery GAsl; Urlauue Low
Midriug cause. Juy August delivery, B@d uplands
Los Madling Cleuss Augst ami september dehNrF 95i
cry 6af; Upanas. gddhng clause. October ann No
V,mler delivery IplandA Low hiddling clause,
Eayrmbf1 ami Dec 'mbur delivery, O'ISd uBlands Low
Mlddng clause. Crop sppe November aud Decenber
sail C Fuiures are no" weaker Zee sellers al inc LAST
Quotations
IIyEEPooI July 2O-l:3O y. m.Lard 379d per cwt for
ITFGFGoI. Jaly 29-9 p Cotton. Upands Low Mid.
ding clause New Crop shippei November ana becsihDe
Ssi BaL; Cpands Low Midding clause New Crop shipped
December and January sail 6Ncl. -
lIyEArOOi July 2B43J m.The sales OF Cotton to-day
Included IL 800 bales American Futures lpEinds Low
ding c,auac August september delivery. Gisls Up
landA Mudhng clause OCTOBER and November uoh'-
inpaiuoL July 29-5 D. m-Cotton. futures fiat Uplands
Low Midllbg clansr July and August delivery oi'asd
TvERroOI July 255:IO .. m.-Lard, 3S3d pei ewL TOR
American Tal.ow. 81 81 per ewt
I0SpcN July 2O-5:3O y. m-Talow. 1854. per cwt
HANEURG July 2D-Lard closed Al 40 marks per lOO ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-30
HORSE MARKET.

There ha been no change IN trade in Horses since last
weekly rcuor sales stables show That L. sales
have been prices moderate In private stables few
been disposed 81 notably one stylish brOugham
Horse sound NJ - one Sadd Horse, qua1ty
Inferior flu5 pair OF Family carriage Horses aged
$3.50. poor qualify, young Horses
partly broken arrived from the country. intended
10 stables Of city horse-ear railways
IN the country from $50 10 $50 per head
better class also arrived AMI Went iut0 the
commission dealers No transactions 81 Importance
the export trade Tor some weeks hence
YORKSHIRE Far Of HOrnsbY shan have
taken place. American breeders wouid do well
10 mind that tbs British market nerds
two different classes % harness Horses-one short
strong aud hardy. be used their newly ad0ptcd
tho other STYLISH pity Ike the Cleye
land Boy 40 possible Auimas oil termeate grades though
IA able arc scarcely profitable when the risks
Atlantic considered The shipments 81 a. head
OF Horses wyoming aud another sral lot via tho
National Line were oyerlo1 kei In last weeks report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-30
COTTON MARKETS

AUGrsTA July 2g.-Cot'On quiet. Middng lie; Low
Mddlug lose Good Ordinary, lO4c receipts. 10 bales;
sales. Al haies.
BALuHoRf July 29-COtt0n firm Middlne II 'sc.; Low
Middlug lliic Good Ordinary l07sc: receipts 7J2
bas cVpors PIG bss. sales, 90 bales spin
ners. 20 bales; stock, i.JOS bales
BOSTON, July 2g.-C0tion 6Im; hiddling, l9ca Low
Middrng iasc; Good Ordinary, lOac net receipts, 80
bats. gross, 40 bales stock. 3, 1873 bales
CHARLESTON. July 29COtnn ste1dy Middlbs II isc Low
Middlmr lOJic: 8Ood Ordinary Oc net receipts ~ bales;
CNCISNAT. July 29-COtton firm: Middimg, II ltc Low
Middlnr lOIC Good Ordinary Ice. shipments 400 bales
sales 10 bales; stock, 3,Ol3 bales. -
GALVESTON. July 29.-C0uOn FIRM Middlng iO7sc.; Low
Mildlng IOi4c: Good Ordinary, 9asc net receipts, 81
bales: sales. 81 bales; stock. l.664 bales.
LOUISVILLE, July 29.-C0ttOu firm; Middhng llifc.
MKNTIis July 29COtton firm; Mitng, HE. receipts
1919 bales shipments 20 bales sales l25 baes stock lJ3l
bales.
MonR July 29.-CottOn steady; MIddlng, le; Low Mid
dnE. lUc. Good Ordinary 9c; net receipts % Dats;
NKwOELEANs July 29.-Cotton strong; Middlng II he;
Low Mddng lGlic. Coco ordinary ltc; net rsoelDs 26b
BALE gross Az bales; sales lOjb bales stock 9S2S bales
NORFuLK July 2e-COttOn quet; hddnng, lie; net re-
cepts 30 exports cOasWse 90 bales sales 30 bales
stock. 9G4 bales.
PHI ADFIPHIA July 29-Cotton quiet Mddrg, II alc; Low
Middine ltc GOO1 Omit airy, 1sc gross receipts ~
bales sales, spinuers, 500 bales stock. 2,5ii bates.
SAVANNAH, IDLY observation-disclosures dong; Midnhng,
lO7sr: Low Miudnns, lOlc; Good Ordinary, l0lsci net
receipts II bales exports oOastwe, w Dales' Sales II
~ I0UI Jniy 29-Cotton firm good demand; Mlddline.
lies Low Aiiddlng lose. Good Ordinary. 93c receipts,
balos Shipments 4l0 bales; sales Ia bales stock lls4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-30
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-nY TRLEaRAPH.

BtPrALO July 2JCArTiE- Receipts to-day 455G head for
the wee. thus ,.lJt head time last Wees
hcrd Increase TOT tF week 81 ~ cars through
sumeut 2ij today most o The fresh arrivals
CaulsLtu iLiousL - cal o. sioux fciA ia the yafus
SnFfr AND I,fus- Receipts to-day 400 head. for the
wee. head tlo tame last week GOO
head. through o"usEun.n ts, i cars market moderately
active urr unchanged. edc ngs Common ChOitt Flr
Coed c-tcIu SDrp sia "a 10 Canaaa Lambs - 5OG
- O.. best graIcs disftaa-u ~.
Htss-llferiHs tay. head. FOR the week Thus far
head. the time last week. 1880 head
trolvh r0uslPulus Go cars market active Tor hSt gaus
salcs Il Cool choice Medium ant Heavy - loo - %
Igst Common 10 lair. - - 40, offerings genefnJ poor
or vht GRADES VII urlirCc good htpck ln request
,ir AGa Iuly - ne DrJrcrs J5s5tai reuors: Hoes
ElteptA 1000 head. ah.p1tus 1000 head market ac
Iight - 2Cgt4 80 Mixed = Gs4 -; ali sold.
CATuE-H c,lpts. 400 head shipments Loo head
"a a hs s Ssa ssi ISs ea = 55ass so
Cows hlTi O. rtl g. fulf - Bulls ~ -
Texas Oh large supply ~ steady p-ces. .. iuas3 %
H'cc pi- 800 head shipments, 40 head market
r,er LYMAN Fenn July a.-CATLE-Receipts since Pm
ga, last uJt head of Nruarh. 30 head 81 Doe, stock
tn'. for ihc week ending tbs Gay. 5.lN head Of
tsruush and @lll bead 81 oAl h2ainst ~ ~ Lead OF
rlurh -Jl head Of local last eek Tho suppy Was
foil b. little business doing lH ne wholesale me ouy 10
pads h but can't form quotai n"s al ths moment
hoas-l.ocos go head. To- fr tLe week $500 bead
AGAINST 1000 head ln,t week. loIhtis 80 9V1tl 90 fa
d-iptts-. - I5a - 30 ., 100
head Irau- 800 head last week all soI al t3 oO~si 20
ri LorI JIv -CArrJ-stfong and steady ior Naves
Butsnela toCt dun ai Grass Cattle slow Iume 10 Choc1
Native Sp.ug steers "a 1890 Fair 20 Good DO. 81 90
- - rc', pfc. 80 head
uol rtivr but lower. Yoryes lnd B'ltimorc e lon
"a 20. Packing Bsunay ti03f 20 EutchcrS o. Fancy,
snEir-s3 i5G s3 70, receipts. $50 head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-30

II the "a ILRDADS OWNED by tho WABASH Kali
WAY CoMPANY.-Gn May last conn oncod an action IN
t Supreme Of this State ~ enforce the payment Of the
unassCuted bonds on the Grtt
Western Western Toledo and wabash AMI Toeao
ahash Western Railway Crmuanies and obia ned an
piuncton restraining the Mabash Railway Company from
paving bonds subsequent TO hose covered by
tne first cages .
Tb Injunction was the theory. and In the be
lief company funs here ready 70 the coupons
such second mOrtg Bc bOhUS as hau Ooeh as
srnted Co the uuclLg scheme.
iron nm cxmn ton Of the Officials the company
tho developed that the had no fnnds On DE-
NOAH here l. Therefore, the avice OF counsel, tiled
p.ou the suits then nding VA the western
tourts IN which q similar INJUNCTION hal bcen grJnted
THE motion appoint receiver denied ana The einlO
ray Injunction dissolved by Judge ran but our right
10 orecose questioned and an orcer oi Court was
entered directing the Wabash Railway Company 10 give bonds
~ mo pantfs Tor the payment Of much O the earni gs
Of Tho company upon final decision Of the action they
should be- entitled to-
soon a. ascertaned the exact terms OF the oer my At
teyucy Messrs Mathews, Foley Hyatt ana RapallO sent
rcnUcst Eyarts soul mayd and Choaie the aof
news Wabash Railway Company 70 consent To the dis
continual OF suit This On the I'd day OF July
since used effort their consent even
Offering The costs OF proceedings mus fa DuL nave re-
ceived response from them. -
Having obtaining order compelling the com
pany 20 accounting and 70 give bonds f0f claim
desire to Keep the hodhOefS who
have the 1ng schome ont OF their Interest
MY only object In pubshre This card II 10 place the tospOn
aby further continuance ~ the injunction restraining
The payment according to tue terms OF the iundng
schome where II properly belongs. ,
Az the matter sands this responsibility rests entirely
news. w. SAMUEL BARTON.
Sew.YOrk, July 20, 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-30
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL Receipts OF PRODUCE.
Per North Ricer Vessels md RGiiroras
MONDAY. july 20. 1878.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
MONDAY. LulY 30. 1s7a.

AsHEs-In moderate sale steady: Pots 4ac Pearls 57tc
COfFEE-Alid STEADY, quiet; sales, 400 bags MafAcaDo
TX eva" private terms quoted l3Ul7c.: i9gua}Ta "a
0l6c. gold Lao more active arm baics Sel2 bass TX
Pascal" 800 EN DOuat" 1856 TX do. 2486 TX Man.
linz . OJ,u lois TX Ciy OF Para 800 ia l0s do
2447 ~ do sl7 Do and 5G3 santos TX HALEY" pr
yatc terms 5000 bags City OF Para shipped 20
Chicago ant 10 TX DO 70 Philadelphia iecepts o. Brazil
80 baEB sales, 1882 BAGS. STOCK
10 CHI aI all ports hads 7677 bas Of winch 20 3J6
bags mere; hans luJv19 bags including 1887
visible 4. SIMPLY 264,2O ba~s; denvtred
from Warehouse past week. "a 70 bags here ami 74iS bags
M Baltimore, pTices before. l2as0l Lyc for caIgOes
COTIUN-Ep9t Cotton qgef. unchanged MlddlnS Upands
MidOf ing &c; Good Ordinary. lOhc hslea
i49g bales $50 Sa.uriay evening". all FOR home
snn ,on; 400 bales were dfIyered contracts ths
cepis ports 502 bates against III bales this day
Last week 6"6 last wear Futures quiet coang 20 points
Ower sales Saturday evening" $3.50 bales. fOday-frst
Cal-Iuly 1l72 August. fl7l tota zoo baleA second
Calico ObsI, Ii,27; November Ills December, lilo
January IA lli3: total, 100 bales ThlTd CaSepten-
Der IL41 october. - March. 25j Ap4 ll5Z @Ay
40; totsi 400 bales Also today July u II August
III GJl73; september, iI.4OD l4i october, ll2fa
Ills. November, ll.lZdlll5; December ll.u9@lllhi
Iauuary Ills: total. 1920 bales grand total 2S5U0
bales Excaangs.l3 paid 70 exchanges 200 November for
October; 80 PAL exchange 200 November for AuguAt
I,rts .lf ltufp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-30

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLOUR-Market a shade stronger
for Minnesota Extras oner kinds without material change
bIls meudng 1900 bbls Minnesota Extra 81 l6aSs IS
bbls low Extra 81 80 l2U0 bills Rye Mixture y 1905
900 Ibis Gss s. 5gg 02 nd p s Sg afoe feors
s. IS; 300 bbls. Winter Wheat h1ira q zoo
e. i5elgang sCoG low DOS Extra 9's oSssl Co. Soo
bbls CITY MIL Extra. for W,st Indies s5aS0 70 {;
mainly - 5B9ss 81 Tue saIes GOO J6ls were for ez
port Quotations.; No 2 81 5Oes3 20 snpertne state and
Western s. 6gasl Common 70 Fair Ezra state. 81 O5e
O5RfG 25 Common Good Western Extra 81 O3ds4 30
Goo6lo Choice. - s5as1 Common 70 Gooa Extra ONO
Low S4 l59&4 30; Rye xture 81 70 $50 % Clear
with some holders asking higher ngnres LOUIS Extra Com
TO Fa 81 % sss fa % Go0dao - ESQ 20 Good
Mnnes0ta quiet aud steady for other kinds s0UTLBN
FbOU quiet steady sdoS 400 b6is Common TO Good
Fancy Family 80 sOqs7 FL0U i steady sales
400 bbls. slperhge sz10aS3. conn hEAL quiet :
S2s1as2 20 City coarse Doc per 100 d.
AlE--NliEAT-h Market irregular. unsettled; Spring
quiet shade over Winter aeiys 9Ye Gecse & s
spot including 30 Chicago 81 U No dalwsgkse SZOO9
buell. q gs png5aasa Mi9t 7 hee os VTSS 81 NO
Anaj1or, $4,000 bush 81 20 No Ambtr II llasl ~ :
Amber ks9geks , 81 ~ WINE STATE 81 a wSte sass
al % 24OUO bush. Long Winter Red August 81 C62i
10 600 bush No. White for August and special deliveries
A. ia No spring July 81 o. closing ~ 05 bid 81 10 asked
do August 81 bid ~ 10 asked do september 81 ~ 2G
nv, " 4 os sosi1x ~ 70 Sd 81 10 Ssfed DO August
All 6s closing al OF B 81 0s asked do sepember 81 BIO
ia :" III az "a asked DO August si o. closing 81 % bid,
3 65ss asked DO september ~ 0lasl o. closng 81 yi
IA IN ~ DSSaa BxRLEY Malt more active sales
seooo bgs S.nnes IOes sus ssS 81 sso so bash
new crop twoT0wed state, unchanged