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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1890-12-31
]. M. IZQUlERDO Y c.
SOCIEDAD EN- COMANDITA
37-Fortaleza-37
IMPoRrADoREs Z ExPoRTADoREs

IMPoRTADoREs ExPoRTADoREs
Giran 1etras sobre las Capitales principales
pobaciones de Espana, Isa de Cuba, Estados
Unidos Inglaterra.
Agentes de la Compania Trasatlantica de va
pores de PINILLos, 'tSaenz y CO" de Cadiz.
Agentes de la Compania de Seguros Marfti-
mos del Lloyd Ingl6s: 'sThe Inder''ltine ct
Agency Association Limited"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1890-12-31
La Ultima MOda
RGVBta SGmald dc Cu2ltO PlGdG 7 DebG
Aasgeresyg' q Eess SeNOr0s
g Sen0r6ENs

COntiene numerosOs modelos de Ultima move
dad en- trajes, sombreros adornos, peinados, la
bOres, dibu0s artiSticOs para OOrdados, ect.,
reVistas de modas y salones, estudins sociolo-
gicos de cuanto Sc relaeona con la muer. como
cimientos titles, galeria de mujeres notabIes
contemporaries, consultas sobre cuanto -on-
eiefne las nodas, labores, hygiene, educacioR
demas asuntos que interesan al bello sexo.
Es Ell UNICO PERI0DICO EN- SU CLAsE
QUE Sc PUBL1CA EN- ESPANA TODAS LAS
SEMANAS, Z Ell MAS BARATO.
Regala fgurines de colores, cromos, hojas de
dibujos para bordadores, retratos. laminas, ect.
Esa reyista de modas es hoy . la mas popu-
lar" eu Puerto-Rico por sus tigurines Sc rigen
todas las senoras y senoritas que quieren yes
tir a la moda asi como tambi6n las modistas
para la confession de trajes.
Els tambi6n la mas barata, porque Sc pu-
blican e 4 udmeros mensualesp y solo vale
pesos al ano moneda corrente
Agente exclusive para toda la Isla
SUES0RES de S. C. DE AANTILLA.
Propaganda Literaria. Tanca 2
NOTA.-Sin aumento de precio Sc manda al
interior de la Isla. admitiendo en- pago selos
de franqueo.
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REToRNo

nl Trasborda al correo salido de Santander
26 la carga para Habana M6jico.
f2l Puerto Limon Sc sirve por trasbordo.
i3 Trasborda Ia carga para el Medlterraneo es-
pafol & un vapor de la Compania.
vaner Que la Ileyara desde Havre, donde tomara
sadenas Ia que habiendo,ido opcion q Havre sea
destinada Italia. La parada en- el Hayre se ils
nlitara al tempo absolutamente necesarlo para Ias
s3raracionos az aescarpa hahiIitaci6n del buque.
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Sarlni0 SattI PiattalLI

PR0CURADOR DE La EXCMA. AUDIENCIA
DE ESTE TERRITORI0 7 DE Los JUZGADOS
DE FSTA CAPITAL.
Tiene Sd despacho alberto todos los das labo-
rabies, desde las de la maTana hasta las de Il
tarde, los festiyos desde las z hasta las IL de
la manana, en- los bajos de la casa ntmero 20
de la Gale de San Francisco o sea, Plaza de
AlfonZo XII de esta Ciudad.
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Gran Casa -HoSpGdaje de Jose BQleta.
CRUZ 1-EsoUINA 4 TRTUAF

Este acreditado estableciniento ACADIA de ser
restaurado por completo interior exterior
mente, habiendose agregado IN espacioso, olaro
yentilado comedor. Sus habitaciones son
frescas c6modas y el servicio esmerado. Los I2
meiores banos de la ciudad. 81 favor que le
dispensa ell publico es la meior recommendation
de este botel, en- cuyo mejoram1eneo es mean
sable su dueno. -
JOSE BONETA.
nirAcci6n taleprafica: CAsA-BONETA.
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Vapores Gorreos 8spa6oles
DE LA C0MPANIA TRAsATLANTICA
ANTEs DE ANTONIO LOPEZ 81 ca.
serYicio para Pnerto -Rioo = "a Habana

oerVlclO para FueEJO-6Cl0O ~ 1apah8
SALIDAs.--De Barcelona los dias "A rs de
cada mes, De Valencia el s.. De Malaga ell z =
27. De C5diz II 10 80 De santander q 26.
Dc la Cornna el 21.
Sc expenden billetes directos para Mayaguez,
Ponce, Santiago de Cuba, Gibara, Nuevitas, Saba
lila Colon, trasbordo On Puerto Rico
uabana.
v1AJE DIREcTo DEsDE PUERTo-R1co
Ala coRUaA sArrApDnR.
Sauda de Puerto-Hico el dja Is de eado mes
Sc expiden pasajes de ida vuelta con 25 por
100 de rebaja.
pasaes enteros les hara Ia rebaja de 15 por 100
Esta rebaja no es APPLICABLE los bletes de ida
vnelta.
En- Ia Il o clase Un nino menor de 8 amos
en eada familia, gratis. Los denas memories de
sanos, / de pasaje, de 8 12 amos no eumhlidos'
lasaie, de 12 amos cumplidos, pasaje entero.
En- 81 preterencia = g. ordinaria Un nino has
IA , amos, gratis. De 2 AMOS pasaje, de q
IL AMOS pasaje, de II amos en- adelante pasaje
entero
L6mea dc Europa q Cog6p
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No So enfodee Jos densos erpeadedores de uinos
de di0eysas marcos proeedencias. No So les quita
ez m6rio sus caldos con decir que 81 nor de todos
Jos Osos espa5soles que aqu5 Hegon el de Rlojd
81 neejor dc Rioid esel de Ia 6odega de ALE8ON,
de "a que es at1e5co dep6sito en- Puerto Rico,
LA NUEVA ESPERANZA"
dc don Francisco Font, calte De Ia 1anea esqusno
la Hortalesa,
Isstuz ser 6usear sesta massa nsarco 3 eatidad en-
otro parte; porque serto dlt9icit de garantSar "a
legitinaidad del producto sendo muchos los qte le
eependsesen, de aqu5 el anaoso coseehero repre-
senetonnte Puerto-Iico hoya acordodo cstablecer
dqu5 soto atnico paesto
Sc trata del cg6d5to de una nsarca de zinc an
comparable y hay que ondor con mucho cutdado.
PRECIO DEL VINO RIOJANO:
/ BoTELLA. 20 centvos.
| docena ...----.-$ 2-25 i'd
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DIED IN a eUoov.

Pa trick Kelly Expsrcs while On nt- Way
to the aasssrs' Rospital.
BY the standards special Wire.
BUTTE, March 3.-Patrick Kelley died
way tai tho Sister, hospital. He was a
well-known character. having lived In
Butte six or seven years. He was n hrick-
maker, hat has not worked lately. He has
lived I'm n cabin on the flats down near b
water works with Joseph Lunn. lie has
not worked at his trade this winter, hut
has drank deeply, and In said To have bccn
full of whisky much of the time: About
Ave days ~ he was employed at b
creek I'm getting osrt ice, when hc fell n
the water. He was rescued, hut tho ex-
posture brought ON sickness, and since
s M%s s ssnse Re , has f Ss had az n only cabin p cold Il
or an attack Of la grippe, and
Mr.. Lunn doctorcd him as hest
and this afternoon il was thought advisa-
bile. tn take him 10 hospital. Accord
ingiy Mr.. Lunn engaged Joseph Burrhsrl,
from the cabin To the buggy without as
sistance, and was helped in. Mr.. Lunn
sat by his side and Mr.. Burrharri drove.
Kelly did not speak u word during the
trip.
and was dead without a Worl. As soon as
IL appeared certain that Kelly was dead
Mr.: Burchard turned his horse around
rooms i'm East Park street, where the dead
man was taken from the carriage. The
exact cause of Kclly's death has not
been ascertained. II Is thought To have
been exposure, or due to n constitution
enfecblcd by drink. or perhaps heart dis
case. He was about SIS years old. His
body as ii lay i'm the undertaking room
was u horrible sight,, the eycs and mouth
being wide open. In his pockets was
found not a cent of money. He had only
am old pipe, and three scraps of paper.
One of the papers was a letter which he
himself had written to- Hugh Mcdonald,
addressed to Philipsburg. The letter had
been through the dead letter office and re-
turned to- Kelly. In the letter Kelly said
that he had been back to his old home i'm
Canada. and had been told there that
Mcdonald was i'm Phi!ipsburg. Hence
the occasion of writing. The second scrap
of paper had on il N piece of poetry
beginning. Keep thy secret in thine own
breast" Thc third scrap bore only the
Address, up. a. Lillis. Dewcy's Flat
Kelly is thought to have no relatives any
where near here. He came to Butte from
Nichola. Idaho, and il is supposed he is
originally from Canada. Coroner Eddy
has decided that an inquest il unncccs
sary.
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SET UPON IN HIS CABIN
Sam Johnson Cut and Beaten Till He
Was InSenSible.
His Aoeailants Had Seen Him Win
Money at q faro Bank and
Followed Him to His
Home.

by tile standards special Wire.
BUTTE, March "A man walked into
Joycc's barber shop this morning with his
hair matted with blood and two had cuts
ON his head. He was washed up and his
hair DRESSED. He said his name was Sam
Johnson. and he occupies n cabin alone
near the Gagnor mine. He is "a miner and
works there. Last evening he was playing
faro i'm "a Main street gambling house. and
won considerable money, having between
$50 and 500 when he caslicl In his checks.
He had been drinking hard during the
evening and stagger.si as he left for home
about l:i5 O'Clock. The men who
Watched him cash i'm his checks slowed
him home. When hc unlocked the door Of
his cabin and entered. the men forced
themselves i'm after him. Then they pro-
cecded tn Edo" him, knocking him down,
kicking him and choking him until he
was inscnsiblc. When hc recovered he
found himself alone. the clothes stripped
oil him. and everything i'm his cabin
turned topsy-turvy. But they di,ln't find
his money. which he had placed In a little
sacquc scwcd in the inside of his under
shirt and next tn his flesh. They had
searched all his pockets, hut missed the
money. Nothing OF value was taken.
Johnson is unable to give any clue to the
men. as hc was drunk, and besides was
given little opportunity of taking mental
notes of their appearance.
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THEY ARE OOIN0 FAST.

Lots In the silver How Park Addition I'm
High Favor.
Special to the Standard.
BUTTE, March 3.-Nothing in h his
tory Of the sale of real estate i'm Blitte has
approached the rapidity with which the
lots of Silver Bow park are being
wrapped up. The owners have been
compelled to sell lots before they were
really ready to place them on tho market,
on account of the numerous demands
hourly for lots i'm that desirable location.
Up TO noon Saturday 65 lots had been sold.
Options of a few hours had been given
many more, and others were ON the way
20 Tho park to look at the location. As
have been RECEIVED BY the real
e. CO: that the nsS .aiiw ~.
park in about three months.
The new electric light has also
also given assurance that II will he ready
10 furnish lights in that locality as soon
as they are required. From good author
iy Il is learned that not less than 100
houses will he built at the park this
Mr.. McAionagle has contracted with
Murphy & Cannon to have the streets
ments made as soon rs The weather per-
mits. It il the purpose to advance h
price OF all lots unsold at the time the
improvements nre made. For this reason
are rapidly catching all he
lots they are able to to pay for.
J. n. Serve, late OF Ogden, has been
engaged as bookkeeper for Murphy. Cam
non q Co.. and will superintend the sale
of the lots in the new addition.
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC ADDITION

Officials of the Railroad Form ~ syndicate
and buy Property for Building Lots.
by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, March immense real
estate transaction was contaminated to-
night. IL was the purchase by officials of
the Northern Pacific road of the tract of
land comprising I'D acres i'm section NJ.
The tract is situated south of Silver How
park and adjoins the race track. The
land was purchased for the purpose of
plating into lots. The syndicate being
composed of Northern Pacific officials, il
il expected that depot of the road will be
constructed at thnt point called East
Butte. As a part of the syndicate IL also
interested I'm the new electric motor linc,it
N believed, too, that thu electric line
will he diverted in that direction. The
ground IL stated to he just far enough
from the smelters To he rid of the smoke.
The park will bc called the Northern Pa
ciic addition. The purchase was made
from MassenaB Billiard of Helena, the stated
price being 500 per acre.
The members of fine syndicate are: J.
w. Kcndrick, chief engineer; g.. w.
Dickinson, assistant general supcrintend-
cnt; r.. II. McHrnry. division engineer
Cline, assistant stp.rintcnt of
transportation; j.. w. McCaig, general
superintendent; 4. ~L.sGrecnough. contrnc-
tor; Il. G.. cooper and e.. Il. b.. Coon, the
Butte managers. Mr.. Coon will handle
the sale of the lots. The county surveyor
will proceed To lay out the addition and
lots will he placed ON the market immedi-
ately.
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QUITE CURRENT NOTES.

The funeral of Mrs. Agnes Bourrct will
be held this afternoon.
The sale of seats for the Juch opera
,.ompany's performance will open March
The funeral of James McCloskcy, who
committed suicide OH Friday, was held
OH Sunday
William Mike Freeman,
George Fisher, William Carroll and A. b.
@uieR were arrested for vagrancy.
Alderman Swanson has been trans
way street beat. OHice Keiicher takes
his place on the night shift.
The board of county commissioners
was unable to transac any business yes
terday owing to the sickness of Chairman
McQuecney.. A meeting will be held to-
day If possible.
The following quartz locations were
filed yesterday: James Larkin. the Sat
urday lode i'm Summit Valley district;
James King. the Home Vale lode in the
Summit Valley district.
Patrick Boland has been in Granite as
arbitrator between tho Miners Union at
Granite and the Granite Mountain Min
ing Mr.. BolanH retnrned to-
tory.
The house of Miss Malvina Beauchamp
in Mercury street was robbed Oh Satur-
day nigh while the inmates were alnlis-
climbed through a window of the second
story aud made of with n valuable seal
skin sacQuc.
The first Sunday of spring was marked
by the receipt of fresh i'm
butte. Three dozen boxes of strawberries
from Florida were received by Mr.. Graves
by express and were disposed or at fash.
ionable restaurants. They were disposed
of at 81 per plate.
The case of j. II. Boyce VS.. Judge Her
bert was tried before Judge Irvine yester-
day morning. The case was for the col
lection of Sbb. Mr.. Herbert agreed to pay
all except his fees, but there was n disa-
grecmcnt as to the amount of the fees.
The decision was reserved.
Silver Bow Park lots going like hot
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IN HONOR OF ST. DAVID.
Tho weichmen Give - Royal Entertain
ment Followed by u Merry Dance.

The welchmen Give - Royal Entertain
ment Followed by n Merry Dance.
by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, March 3.-Onc of the most en-
joyablc entertainments ever given i'm this
city was the grand musical concert and
ball given by St. David's club this evening
at Renshaw hall. The entertainment was
i'm celebration of st. DaSid's day. The
hall was filled to overlooking by the
Welsh of Butte and vicinity and their
the address Of the evening was
Unable to he present. The programme
Address by the precedent, +. Richards. A
solo by Mrs. j. L. Jones, LAND OF My
Fathers" pleased the audience greatly.
orchestra, whose music is always enjoy:
able, the Misses Bessie and Edith Lloyd
captivatcd the audience by their sweet
rendition of the duet, .Old Oaken Tree"
the Hills Resound." After tho beautiful
violin solo. .'Dream." by Madame DcBel-
tran. Mrs. Gust Gamer of Anaconda was
most heartily applauded for her delightful
utcs ON "The Day We Celebrate" his
remarks being well timed and full of
meaning; Miss Edith Lloyd. ? years old.
brought down the house with her recita-
ton of Little Baby Go to- Sleep" A
guartettc consisting of Mcssr-.y. 4. Jones.
Mrs. Jones sang a medley; Miss theresa
aman rendered "a violin solo: Mrs. Ca
mer and Professor Jones sang a duet, and
Mrs. Jones a solo. The orchestra rem
ner, and the excellent programme was
brought to n conclusion by THE Sum
mer," rendered by the Butte Glee club.
dancing began. the orchestra piayine the
old familiar Welsh air 1.-THE Men of Har-
LEIGH" for the grand march.
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THE POLICE MIDDLE.
The Aldermen Take No Stock in NJ
smiths CHM That He is Chief.

smiths ClAsm That He II Chief.
BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, March 3.-Lou T. Smith still
maintains his claim to he the true chief of
police of Butte. Last night he went around
to several of the night officers and told
them that they should continue on their
beats for the present. He walks around
during the night as he did before the
councils action, and was mt the Medin
house last evening after the burglary and
is working up the case. A STANDARD re-
porter asked three aldermen to-day
Smiths claim i'm their opinion. They all
thought there was none and said they
were at liberty TO Discharge a man for no
All oiicers elected BY the So@rd Of aldermen
majority OF the aldermen. approved 10y the
A point has been raised that the mayor
WINS not present and hence he did not ap-
prove the action. But another section
The president Of the council while performing
the duties Of the mayor shall he styled the acting
as mayor shall have the same iorce and Validity
as Il performed by the mayor.
the chief of police with al policeman elected
pension or removal by the city council with full
authority on the part of the council to appoint
Il is claimed by Mr.. Smith on the other
hand that there is a later section passed at
removal OF the chief for misconduct and
assigns 10 other reason. Mr.. Smith says
the council must either show misconduct
on his part or allow him his salary. All
he asks il m. opportunity. which has
been refused him by the Investigating
committees, OF d~isproving all charges that
was simply condemned without a hearing
i'm q star chamber proceeding. and wit
nesses to whom he referred the commit
tee were not summoned before il. II is
not likely that the council will allow Mr..
Smiths claim. In case this should he
Chief Carroll be disposed of" II Chief
Smith cannot be removed except for mis-.
conduct neither can Chief Carroll, and
l nobody would intimate any misconduct
| on Chief Carroll's part.
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AT WORK ON SUNDAY.
burglar. who Make ~ Haul While - tssu,-
lily Goes tn Church.

ia v M u ~ BhNUI w me q stnt
lily Goes tn Church.
Special Corrcspondenee of the standard.
Butte, March "a daring burglary
was committed early last evening at the
lodging house of Mrs. Mctlin i'm West
Broadway. The family went to church
abou, : 80 O'Clock i'm the evening. There
arc seven dodgers ut the house, hut il seems
that they were all absent at the same time.
The family returned about S:45 o'clock
and were surprised at finding the front
key left with the porter. AT the en-
trance tn Mrs. Metiin's apartments il
was found that the door had been pricd
open and entrance effected. In tho bed
room "A half dozen trunks had been
turned over and their contents strcwn ON
thcii oor. silk dresses, bonncts and lace
goods have been thrown around proInis-
cuou~ly. and had evidently been whipped
and pounded in order to ascertain
whether there was anything valuable in
The three purses of Mrs. Mcdin and the
Misses Mcdin were all empticd. There
were ALSO found three empty jew
having been taken. a pair of tiamoud
bracelets, two gold watches and a silver
money had been obtained from the purses.
The value of the entire plumber was be-
tween $40 and 500.
Apparently the burglars were disturbed
i'm their work. and probably were not well
posted OH the usual length of "a sunday
evening service. One half OF the articles
on a m;tfiteipiccc nau pccih rnihsatckeu,sns
several articles taken. while. the other
half had been undisturbed and
several things which would have been of
value to the burglars had been left be-
hind. Three sides of "a room had been
explored. while the fourth side was undis-
turbcd. The burglars had made their cs-
rape by the rear door. which was locked.
but the key was hanging inside near tho
door. Fortunately the greater part OF
Mrs. Mediums money was in the safe i'm
the office of DIR. l.. r.. Holmes.
A disrcputablc house on Mercury street
was robbed on Saturday night OF a seal
skin sack. valued at about 500.
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n 10

Butte, March 3.-The Andrews Dra-
matte company played to- good business
the last three nights of last week in the
Lyceum theater Notwithstanding the fact
that the place was closed two nights duri-g
the recent cold snap. Mr.. Lee said to .
STANDARD reporter: ave fitted up the
Lyccum for tho OF making IL IA
popular place OF amusement Dur Sue
cess exceeds our expectations" The
appears in Deer Lodge next
week.
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Important Real Estate Transfers in Butte
Yesterday.

BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, March.3.-Threc important real
estate transactions were concluded to-day
through the firm of Curtis & Majors.
Thirty feet front on Upper Main street OPP
positc the post Office were sold to A. +.
Bray for 5000, the proposition being to
build q three story brick on that and the
adjoining site. 1rhe St. Nicholas hotel was
sold by 81. Paul parties to G.. r. Darby for
f35,OO0 The sale is subject to n lease
which runs until 1891. A batch of Mis-
sat for SIT 600. The three sales aERrc-
gated $4,000.
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A Card.
I hereby give warning 10 all business
naen and others of Butte not to give my
wife. Julia l.. Emery, any goods on my
credit. (Signed)
L. G.. EMERY.
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Sale" and To Rent- cards at the
|" Standard" Office.
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Building will begin April l.. Secure n
lot before they advance in Silver Bow
Park.
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There il no city in the United States
where you can buy lots one mile from
the business center as cheap as you can iii
Silver Bow Park.
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A Card.

Come earty and secure q good location
in Silver Bow Park.
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The Ho6nssa aotel and ~Ressaur.ns.
Open day and night. The largest and
hnest restaurant In the city. Private en-
trance leading tn private dining rooms, As
East Park street, Butte.
Look out for the Mildred mine. Mahan
d Linsley.
Call at tAe Office for neat
commercial printing.
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Lots in Silver Bow Park arc sure to adj
vance fully 100 per cent in 30 days.
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THREE BIG DEALS.

Silver Bow Park lots going like hot
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-19
T. IT, P",.' IT, ."...
BAKING PoWDER
Is receiving more praise and stronger
endorsements than any other powder
which has ever been introduced to the
public

quiet easier. No. ., s1.o7@1 .o7M elevator,
S1.Oss40l.t3 afioat. Sloe@1. U.s4 f. 0. b.
GLOSS: No. 1 northern. Sl.1ul2; No.
hard, ST. 16ls: options fairly active on real
izing, ls9sse lower. closing weak; No. red,
October, S1.O7Is@ l."1I2. closing at
S1.GIls: November, S1.O7ts; December,
January, S1.O9@1 099s, closing at ST .O9ss
May, Sl.1l1S@l. 124. closing at SI.lll4;
July closing at S1.U5 bid. Rye quiet. firm
Western, 7,@73c. Barley quiet, firm No. 2
Milwaukee. .1G177l2c; ungraded Western, IS
@99c. Barley malt nominal: Canada coun-
try made. 9ut095c. Corn-Receipts, ] 80, $50
bu; exports, 1915 blu; sales. $3.50 u pu
futures. 1U3.G0 pu spot; spot market
moderately active. easier; No. 2. 5Sc ele-
yator, 5s05s4c afioat; ungraded mixed, STA