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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-10-30
Who FouBd Pixies Peak.

A correspondent of the RailDay Age
gives the following interesting remin-
iscences
A few weeks ago / stood on the sum
NIT OF Pixies peak, in Colorado. For
days before and during many miles of
travel that snow peak had loomed above
the surrounding mountains, command
ing involuntary admiration and homage,
aud the question often rose, when and
by whom was this o'ertoppiDg island in
sea of towering nights first located
and named? Inquired 1 of history and
this is what / learned Pike county,
Mo-, Pike county, ILL.,, and
forty other Pixies in the United States,
are named after the now almost forgot
ten hero who fell in the attack upon
Toronto (then York;, Canada, April 25,
1918. He was in command of l, 700
men. In the moment of victory he and
232 Of his men were killed by the blow
ing up of the British fort. Born April
q, 1779, at Lamberton (now Trenton,
N. JD, the son of a soldier, he early
entered the service. In 1906 he made
search for the sources of the Mississippi
without success. On July Is, 1906, he
left Belle Fontaine, near the mouth of
the Mississippi river, with a command
of twenty men and some Indians, to ex-
plore the country we had bought from
France for the noble price of 100 acres
for cent. October %, while on the
Arkansas, he was left with only fifteen
men by the return of his lieutenant and
four soldiers. November Is, 1906, he
first saw Pixies peak. For more than
one month that mountain remained in
sight. Pushing south he reached the
Rio del Norte and built stockade. He
was there captured by the Mexicans !;
was treated kindly, and arrived at
Natchitoches, La, July l, 1907. He
never came nearer the peak than
eighteen miles, estimated it to be over
$4,000 feet high, and thought it to be
inaccessible. His name - Zebulon
Montgomery Pike-should not be for
gotten by the American people.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-10-30
Items of Interest.

A lazy girl must be told to get up and
dust.
The early chestnut-eater catches the
worm.
In playing archery young women don't
mind the beau.
Plants will soon fade and die if placed
under green glass.
The carrier-pigeon never travels with
his cote on his arm.
Oh, hoe exclaimed the potatoe
grower when the bug came.
The aggregate coal production of the
world is 315, 351, ,S33 tons per year.
Most sensitive plants that droop in
the evening begin to expand at about
nine o'clock.
Milk has been found to be good sol
vent for quinine, and an excellent dis
guise for that drug.
How to make newspaper reader
stand on his or her head: 'uMop ep!sdn
sQdeISv1Bd InoG 4u!Id
A toadstool tifty-four inches round
and weighing thirty pounds has been
found at Elkhorn, Wis.
GLOW are the stairs? 2" said the lady
to the house agent; "not steep, 1
hope" "Steep, madam, I should say
not. It's the easiest staircase 1 ever
saw in my life. Why, it's SO easy that
when you're going mp you'd swear you
were going down."
A letter from abroad says To the
visitor from America there is marvel
lous exposition of taste and industry in
gardening, ornamental and useful, all
about Paris. The least bit of yard is
turned into a shaded retreat. There
are no barren back yards.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-10-30
NeM.MOMn Hay.

Sweet oh, sweet, from the fields to-day
Watts the breath Of the new-mown hay.
Sewing away in happy dream,
l sit in the porch with my long white seam.
The very silence is like tune
Sung to the golden afternoon.
While the house is still, and the meadows lie
Fast asleep meath the radiant sky.
Only at intervals, now and then,
hear the farmer call to his men,
And the farmers voice is dear to me
As ever mortal voice can be.
You may talk Of the love OF youth and maid,
OF two, in childhood, perhaps, who played
Together by rill, and fount, and tree,
Till their hearts had grown one heart to be
You may tell of the loyal faith and life
OF the husband dear and the gentle wife;
But the widowed mother leans closer ON
The tender strength of her only son.
All what il the farmer of mine one day
Should seek him bride, as well he may,
And bring her home, would be 10th,
Mother and friend, to live for both?
For somehow the scent OF the new-mown hay
Carries me back to far off day,
When my silver hair was in waves of brown,
When my bashful glancesk kept looking down,
And swift to my cheek, in sudden red,
Mounted the blush, at soft word said.
Truly the days Of my youth were sweet,
Ere the path was rough to my toilipg feet
Truly the morning of life was blest
And yet in sooth is the evening best.
For I've learned the Lesson that joys must fly,
And the proudest hopes, like flowers die.
But God abides in His heaven, and He
Will never forget to care for me.
Sweet oh, sweet, is the new mown hay,
Waiting its breath from the fields to-day.
Sweet is the golden afternoon,
With its silence rhythmic, as a tune,
And dear to the soul is the calm content,
OF hours in grateful trusting spent.
Margaret E. SangSter.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-10-30
"The Chance of the FOrk."

In no towns in the world, perhaps,
except those of China, is the value of
little things better understood than in
Paris, and particularly in that essential
ly Partisan branch of industry which
caters for the hungry man. Even in the
lowest quarters of Paris people must
dine, just as they must in the boule-
wards and the Palais Royal; but the
modes of dining are SO different, that
they might belong to two different
worlds. The expensive dinner has often
been described, and in these days of
quick travelling, when Paris is only
eight hours from London, dining there
is as familiar as dining in London but
few people have ever penetrated into the
hooks and corners where customers
measure their appetites by centimes,
and very frequently can only crafty
them in an unpleasantly intermittent
manner.
In these establishments, plates of
meat can be had for two sous "a penny,
and one of vegetables for half-penny,
while some Of the meats combine with
the chance Of getting something good to
eat, the thrilling possibility Of getting
nothing. This is playfully called rhas-
ard de la .tourchette (the chance of the
fork, and consists in the player taking
one shot for his money with a two
pronged fork into seething caldron,
and bringing up whatever he is able to
stick the fork into. An old hand often
succeeds in landing succulent frag.
ment of something unknown, but nov
ice finds the coveted morsel evades the
prong, and leaves him Respondent and
| dipuerless.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-10-30

Probably no men ever stood closer
against wall than did the four miners
who, working in the shaft Of Nevada
mine, heard the hois ting car break from
it's fastenings far above their heads.
They knew that there would be just
foot of space between the falling car
and the wall, but they were not so sure
about their own thickness, and there
was no time for calculation. They made
themselves as fiat as possible, and es-
capped injury, although the shirt of one
was torn off.
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NO. 30.
Only.
lnfw q t.a1sg

Only.
Only a baby,
Kissed aud csTessed.
Gently held to mothers breast.
Only child,
Toddling alone,
Frightening now lis happy home.
Only a boy,
Trudging to school,
Governed now by sterner rule.
Only a youth,
Living in dream;
Full Of promise life now seems.
Only man,l
Battling with life
Shared in now by loving wife.
Only father,
Burdened with care,
Silver threads in dark brown hair.
Only graybesrd,
Toddling again,
Growing old and full Of pain.
Only mound,
o'ergrown with grass,
Dreams unTealized-rest at last.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-10-30
p. w. J. PECK.
johnson, VI.

p. w. j. PECK.
DENTIST
Johnson, ".
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-10-30

In a German journal is reported a
case OF arsenical poisoning from wearing
a green shade over the eyes,
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-10-30

Next spring an English expedition
will start for the thorough exploration
of the valley of the Euphrates.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-17
SOU rll aMsaIuA.

Nav YoRK, April lG.-The Sor and
Herald, Of PAuAuia, received TO day, con.
tains the terms Of the settlement Of the
qussiions arising out Of the attack on the
German Consul, at Ei,ensluck, in Nicar.
aqua, in 1876. The terms are.
/. The NIcaraguan government toad
dress Won Bergen note expressing re.
gret for The occurrences of the nights oil
October 23d and November 10Th, 1875,
2. The Gerlnan lg 10 be saluted BY
5. Thirty tbou.aud dollars to be paid
in current money =, indemnity 10 the
German Consul.
4. Trial Of the parties who made an
attack on the Consul at Etsenstuck TO be
re.opened, and those engaged to be pun
ished according to the Law Of the country
otherwise Nicaragua TO pay an additional
indemnify Of $4,000.
The members Of the French conniS'
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TUn6IuN N6W0s
ToddIsbisn in Command at San
stefano-- 1.-The Change Favor
able to Reconciliation.
Austria's Position Nonoommittal.--
The Pro-Russian Party Strong
or than Count Andrassy.
Roumania Gets Cold Comfort from
Bismarck.
Affairs Drifting Towards War.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
Northeote on the situation.

LONDON, April 16.-In the House Of
Commons this afternoon, Sir Stafford
Northcote, Chancellor Of Exchequer, re.
plying to question OF Mr.. Foster, said :
The situation is an anxious one, but moth.
ing has occurred to aggrayate 1t or TO
diminish the hope Of satisfactory ar.
rangement. There is good prospect Of an
arrangement in Thessaly and Epirus
through the good office Of England.
ST. PETERSBURG, April l6.-The Jour.
nal De 81. Petersburg states that negotia.
tions with England and Austria are pro.
sressing.
CHANGE OF COMMANDERS.
LONDON, April IA special from Vi
emma says: News has reached here that
Grand Duke Nicholas returns TO St. Pc
tersburg and that General Toddlebein
goes TO San Steiano to assume chief COM
mand. This is conciliatory step.
SMALL MARGIN FOR MEDIATION.
LONDON, April 16.-The fact that the
Cabinets Of London and ST. Petersburg
resorted TO semi-official intercourse
seems to indicate that official expressions
would only have intensified their differ
ences. The result Of the interchange Of
views is not hopeful, Russia substantially
repeating her former answer, and England
reaffirming the principle she originally
laid down. The report Of Austro. Russian
agreement under the pressure from Bis
marck on the former is denied by Count
Andraasy,s friends. who declare that Bis.
marck's attitude between Austria and
Russia has been one Of neutrality, he
understanding that Austria urged
minimum and not maximum Of her
objection against the treaty Of San Ste.
fano. The margin for mediation is very
narrow. All reports about Russia hay-
ipg sent reply TO Austria's objections
are contradicted from the same source.
In Vienna, 1t is stated, the Emperor
and military party are stronger than
Count Andrassy, and will not support
his anti.Russian policy. Austria has
nothing substantial to gain by either
peace or war because Hungary would re.
sist the annexation Of the Slav countries,
but action will be forced on the mons
archy if the Russians attempt to disarm
or occupy Roumauia.
Bismarck reported answer to Brati-
ano, the Roumanian Prime Minister, is
confirmed by the statement in the Nord
Deutseh Zeitung, Of Berlin, as follows:
Bratiano must have known before his ar:
rival here that Germany is not disposed
to subordinate her own relations to Rus.
sia in regard for the wishes Of Roumania.
In the Bessarabian question, which
does not touch German interests, Pro-
Russian advices from Constantinople say
that the situation Is strained to the ut.
most; that Graud Duke Nicholas is much
depressed, and that the impression pre-.
walls that the affairs are surely drifting
IN war
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MINOR TELEGRAns.

The New York Produce Exchange
has voted to adjourn over on Good Fri.
day.
John Ennis, Chicago pedestrian,
has begun second attempt to walk 400
miles in 1923 hours.
David Gingrish and wife were killed
at Hespeler by being thrown from their
carriage.
The barque Charles Stewart, from
Grapain for Gloucester, Mass, reports
that Charles ]. shortwell was drowned by
falling overheard.
Sir John McDonald's motion to cen
sure the Lieutenant. Governor Of Quebec
for dismissing his ministers was defeated
in the House OF Commons by q vote Of
liz to 10.
AT meeting OF the President. and
Cashiers OF the banks Of Fall River, Mass,
the following was adopted: ResOlued, That
we respectfully request the corporations
OF this city to designate some person TO
countersign all promissary notes issued
by the corporation, and that a record Of
the same be kept by the person counter.
signing said notes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-17
Chicago.

CHICAGO, April 1e.-Flour-N -Nominally
unchanged. Wheat = Unsettled; opened
strong and higher but closed at inside
prices; No. Chicago spring 81 nv, No. 2
81 O9sla1 10 cash, 81 0sN April, 81 o9Xa
i cox May, sales ut 81 091Sal COX May,
81 Ol5Sal 0S June, No. 5, 81 041al %.
Corn-Eaaier; 40Kc cash and April, Az
35Hc. OatS-Steady and In fair demandi
25Nc cash and April, 2Glsa26Kc May,
26Hc June. Rye--steady and firm at 6Sc.
Barley-Actiye and q shade higher at 4sc;
the winter storage expired to-day aud the
apparent advance In cash creals was only
nominal. Pork-In fair demand but at
lower rates; IS 95 cash April and May,
50 071fa9 10 June, 50 20a9 22l< July. Lard
Easier: 50 95 cash, 50 95 May, 81 021fa
705 June. 81 l0a7 12H July. Bulk Meats
Easier at SNa5a5fc. Alcohol-Firmer
at S3ISc,
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RAMRoAp RoNps- Firm, particularll

hA1LROAD bOEDb-E Elfml Particularly
Union Pacific sinking fund and Northwes.
tern.
STATE BoNps-steady.
The four and half bonds are being
steadily absorbed by investors and already
the Syndicate has disposed OF large
amount From present indications the
loan will be q complete success, and the
whole amount, $50, 900 900, will no doubt be
placed long before the date fxed for re.
srocks-speculation was active again
to-day, although there was less excitement
than yesterday. The upward movement
was led by Union Pacific, followed closely
by New York Central. The Granger stocks
were next In prominence and Northwes.
tern and Sc. Paul attained the highest
figures OF the year. There were large trans.
actions In L. shore, w. U. and Lackawa. at
prices eveu higher than at the close last
evening. Subsequently there were con.
siderable sales 70 realize profits, under
which the market went of Hai II per cent
and for some time vibrated frequently be.
tween strength aud weakness. AT the Sec
ond call the market became strong and
there was q recovery OF HAT per cent
from the lowest point, Erie was more
prominent than OF late and rose on fayora.
Bile rumon. During the afternoon share
speculation continued strong, and In some
cases prices were higher than those OF the
early hours Of the day. This was notably
the case with New York Central, North.
western, Rock lsland, Pacific Mail, st. Paul,
Lake Shore and Western Union. shortly
Before the close there was break In
Western Union TO s2H, against 8i< at the
opening, and this temporarily weakened
the general List and q sharp decline took
place, with the exception Of 81. Paul shares,
which were comparatively firm throughout
In the final sales prices improved some.
what, and there was q strong tone.
Transactions aggregated 2ls,000 shares,
Of which 1000 were New York Central,
q, 900 Erie, 80, 900 Lake Shore, q, 900 North.
western common, 10000 preferred, 1900
Rock Island, 25,000 st. Paul common, 5000
preferred, 1000 Wabash. 1900 LAeka.
wanna, 1000 New Jersey Central, 5000 Del.
aware d Hudson, $500 Morris 4 Essex,
1900 MchiganC Central, 1000 Union Pacific,
$500 st. Joe, 5000 Ohios, 1900 Western
Union, and 1000 Pacific Nail
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Cincinnati Horse and Mule
Market,

The market for all kinds Of stock la.
week was excellent especially for smooth
drivers, heavy draft. and street car horses.
A larger number were sold on Fifth street
than In any other single week since New
Years. Fully G0O head were disposed Of at
a little better prices than were previously
realized. A scarcity Of stock was expe.
rieneed, and some buyers remain unsup.
piled. The following were among the ship
ments, viz / carload to Baltimore at S66a
ITO, to Virginia $75as5, 2 to Pennsylvania
Ss0alI5, to Philadelphia Si00a260. to
New York S75al00, to Michigan SG0as0,
| for England $i00al25, and for Northern
Ohio $40a65. The movement toward tho
British market will probably increase un.
less early peace ensues. The following was
he run OF prices in the general market:
Drivers at Sl0Osl75, draft horses Si00a2oo,
streeters S75al00, Southern chunks $50aso.
Mules, aged to years, l5Ifa16 hands, at
sl2Oai40; 15al51f hands at $s5al10, l4a16
hands at S60a9O. The demand for aged
broken, In good order, Is active. No quo.
tations for young unbroken mules.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. APRIL II. 1878.

sion Of the Exploration left behind BY
Lieutenant Wyse are surveying the
Panama route for 4 canal. The pros'
pects are moat encouraging. The Con-
gress Of The United States Of Columbia
has, provided that the nation shall at
their own expense send to the United
States, Switzerland, Germany or England
a number Of workmen Of each State In
proportion TO its population, that they
may acquire the knowledge Of mechani.
cal arts, and aiterward 10 diffuse the same
In their own country.
Fifty.three Cinnamon sailed from Peru
for home taking with them 5000, 900 In sill.
yer bars, the results Of their savings. The
Peruvia, the vessel which takes away the
Chinamen, expected 10 bring large mum.
Der on her return trip, taking them on
board at Whampoa, thus avoiding Hong
Kong and English interference. Over .
thousand were In readiness to embark
when the Peruyia left Hong Kong on her
lst trip, but were prevented by the gov
ernment Of that place.
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Grafton correspondence.
GRAFTON, April 10th.

Eltors Intelligcneer
To-day two Of Graitona most respec-
table citizens were notified to appear at
the Mayors Office to answer some un.
known charges. At the appointed hour
they repaired TO the Mayors office on St,
John street, when they were informed
that His Honor, knew nothing oil the
complaint against them. On returning
10 their place OF business, they were sgain
waited upon by the Sergeant, who inform.
cd them that the Alderman had ordered
their arrest. They then demanded to see
the warrant that they might know the
charge against them. The officer
having no warrant they refused
10 20 with him, which fact he
duly reported. The Alderman then sent
10 the Mayors office for blank warrants,
but His Honor requested to know BY
what authority he usurped his Office, and
demanded an Immediate relinquishlnent
Of bis pretensions. The Alderman there.
upon became covered with great confu-
sion. 10 fear and trembling he went and
covered himself with saekcloth and ashes,
aud prostrated himself before His Honor,
begging earnestly for forgiveness, declar.
ipS that he had been errroneouSly In
formed that His Honor was bedtast and
not in proper physical condition to dis
charge the severe duties OF his Office.
And so His Honor, in whose breast gen.
tleness reigus supreme, dismissed him
with quiet rebIke, which might we'll
be clothed In the language Of Eng!ands
King:
THY wish was father, Harry, TO that thought,
stAy loo long by thre, weary thee,
Dost thou % hunger fOt my empty chair,
That thou Wilt needs invest thee with mine
Before Thy hour DO rIpsf Oh ! foolish youth,
Thou sesi'si the greatness that uIil VrerWheim
thee' 1r,,rs Tn
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Cincinnati Iron Market.

The demand is becoming more regular,
but prices are weak, and there Is little hope
OF profitable production at an early
period.
The following quotations show the range
OF the market for all grades Of pig Iron,
lat 4 months), per ton:
Charcoal, hot blast, b. R., No. ], S22a2$;
do No. 9, S20a2i; do mill, Sl9a20. Alabama,
No. /, S2Oa2l. Georgia and Tennessee, No.
|, s20a21; do mill, $l9a20. Raw coal and
coke iron, No. !, $20a2i; do No. 2, $lsal9;
do mill, Sl7als. American Scotch, Black.
band, No. l, S22a2S; do D. No. l, S2ia22.
Hanging Rock car.wheel, S30a35; Alabama
do $27aS2; Georgia and Tennessee car.
wheel, S27aSl; Salisbury carwheel, $S6aS7;
old car.wheels, Sl9a20; wrought scrap, per
100 lbs, 90casI 10; cast scrap, per 100 lbs,
S0aRlc
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, April .16.-Cotton-Quiet
at10Hc. Flour-Easier; family S. 00a6 so
Wheat-steady and in fair demand; red at
81 l0a1 IL. Corn-Moderately active and
a shade higher at 42aiSe. oats-Quiet aud
unchanged. Rye-Firm at 60a62c. Bar.
ley-Demand fair; good to prime fall 40a43e.
Pork-Dull at 80 rs. Lard--Dull and
nominal; steam at nc, kettle at 7Ila79lc.
Bulk Meats-Easier at IS 1211s3 SKA
5 12J<. Bacon-Quiet but steady at 81 195fa
4 25a5 50a5 rs. Whisky-Quiet at 81 0S.
Butter Easier; fancy creamery at 2SaS0c,
prime to choice dairy at 20a22c. Linseed
Oil Steady at 60a63c.
Ho6s-Dull; common s. 0Oa3 25, light
50 S0aS IS, packing s. S5as 50, butchers
IS bOA3 60.
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New York, April 16.-An Atlanta
dispatch says: The city a rapidly filling
up with delegates to the international
Sunday School Convention, which meets
Wednesday. The list OF delegates shows
that thirty three States and ten Terrific
ries and Canada will certainly be repre-
sented. Several European delegations
we're appointed. The Canadian delega:
tion numbers AZ. The Convention will
have about $50 delegates, about half Of
whom have already arrived.
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NRw YORK, April Cotton-Dull at
10ll.l6e. Flour-Quiet and unchanged.
Hheat-No. Chicago spring 81 24k,
No. 2 Milwaukee 81 26, No. 9 red winter
81 35a1 3s, extra white 81 4S, No. 2 North.
western April 81 251f. Rye-Unchanged.
Barley aud Malt Unchanged. Corn
Moderate demand; steam mixed 81 1Sa5l 9lc,
high mixed $50, steam white 5lc, do yellow
57Nc, round yellow 55c, yellow western
66c. oats-Firmer western mixed SSha
S5Hc, white western SIC. bay and Hops
Unchanged. Cofee-Duil and unchanged.
Sugar-Qniet aud unchanged. MolaSsts-
Steady aud unchanged. Rice-Quiet and
unchanged. Whisky-Firmer at 81 0s.
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Yenrl, Meeting OF Friends.

ParLADELrHtA, April lG.-Ths year.
ly meeting Of Friends took place yester'
day. The report Of the book committee
showed wide distribution of the doc
trinal writings otthe Society. Among
the visitors were ministers Of various
denominations,
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TOLEDO, April le.- Wheat - Easier;
extra white Michigan at 81 80, amber do
spot 81 81, seller 81 2s, No. 2 amber Michi.
gan 81 q, No. 2 red winter spot at 81 23,
seller May 81 2ik, No. 5 red 81 IS, No 2
Dayton and Michigan red 81 %, rejected
Wabash 81 OF. Corn-Easier; high mixed
at 4SItc, No. 2 spot 4Sc, seller May 4ic,
No. 2.white 44Hc, rejected 4lc, damaged
$50. 0ats-Dull; No. 2, 28lfc.
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Philadelnhin.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1e.-Flour-steady
and unchanged. Mheat-Steady and &c.
tive; amber. 81 Ssal SO, red 81 S0al 50, white
81 3s.Corn-Firm; yellow 53c, mixed 62c
spot April and May, 5Sc, June and July.
oats-Dull and unchanged. Rye-Quiet
at 6sa70c. Proyisions-Quiet and un
changed. Butter-Dull; creamery 3Oa33c
Western Reserve 22a25c. Cheese and Egg
--Dull and unchanged Petroleum-Nom
inally unchanged. Whisky-steady; west
ern 81 on,