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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
AT CHOPIN'S GRAVE.
PLACE OF PILGRIMAGE.
morning.
From The Light OF Paris,

From The Light OF Paris
Near the gate Of Pere-I.achaise, where the fowe9
red roses and Climbed the ascending road which I, the
main avenue In the cemetery, on our way 70 the
ch W had Ds" kept to at Sy from aqna d
place-not wishing to hear me rega,pn gde-pp1n
ones ears and had rather a task TO ind II the
people being OF the opinion that but two graves
Of Abelard and IIelose and the monument to Casmir
Perrier. Finally with the help OF most obnTng
errand than ours found the spot where the masters
are resting and wedding our way ahi1 9 ne
on the left side Of the main avenue sharp " ue ngnt
lust above the monument TO BeraDger.
The tomb Is simple b SnG ft Of Which Is cRRop
portr4iit. a medallion in bas-reef, ana the whole Is
BY the re OF wso bar boS npo T Se
yre which barely esq apes falling from her hands her
long hair flows dIshevelled from her face. streaming
some admirers with more zeal than taste had hung
wreaths Of the curious flowers made Of china beads
which are fashion among the bereaved folk OF France;
others had placed pots OF gernium and roses Inside
Of the railing that guards the sarcophagus A bouquet
S S1 laa bfSrc While a nearly dead wrth of mmoes
breehed It's tale OF devOuoO Of some days past, ana
It's afeciOnae Inspiration OF days long gone, for It
Mon Maitre,
The grave Is bordered with low lauels, the gronnd
rises at the back where these have attained ngher
growth and from the bank, falling over ana Kissing
the white marble, are luxurious TUFTS OF 'he blue
lobelIa. - .. ,,,. a..
Whlstleresque tree. dead grim. and gray Ike the
spectre Of Lady Macbeth and the senderest OF arch
with a "Vanty of vanteS. all Is vanity expression
on its Wondering trunk and sapless branches VIII
some day be fair In dress of fresh Young green fox
an WV has been planted at It's roots. and its sturdy
friendship Is already manifested TO the height OF ten
inches. 49,, - l., .ao,
An tree, about here are beautiful; yonng In thsir
tender green and a slender a maid OF sixteen The
foliage has the character Of the underlo"I IN "a
New. York forest the maple the beech. the ein ana
two Of the most symmetrical cedars ever saw IN gl
line resembling the Lon baidy poplar are sentlneled
on the other side. large rose bush Is one glory Ok
white blossoms until late in The year: u mNuraes
over a namelcss grave opposite Chopins. and ne
white petal, of this most perfect OF ross, sInpt
natural the cinque foil, had swnyed In the summer
storm OF hour before and carpeted the pain WIN I've
fragrant wealth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29

Sarah Bcrnhardt, who, although she nad oee4
III in bed on the previous day, struggled lorth n
order to assist 1T the ceremony 80 uear 10 @e
r,onde chic The Great AIogul himself would
scarcely have attracted as much atten'ion as did
Cleopatra on that occasion. more ielsurey
vicw of the exhibition allows me 70 STATE That
the works which command most interest ana ad-
mira,ion there are those Of Carolus duran. lie
has done nothing better during all the years thar
remember his pictures than his naii-draped'
figure Of golden-haired girl. -. all ~,
Talking of the salon Of the Champs oe mara
makes me think of the unaccountaple Outrage
which has occurred at the great salon OF The
Champs Elysces in the mutilation OF picture
by NJ. Vibert So,ac unknown person mas made
half dozen sharp cuts in the face OF the picture
Of 1.-The Sick Physician by that eminent artist.
There is no clew whatever to the culprit, tor d.
y;lort himself knows Of no one who could pos
s;h,v indulqe in such an act OF vandalism. No
personal dislike for the artist could possibly either
explain or excuse 50 deplorlble Representation.
T connot finish this letter without mentioning
,ho charming entertainments which was given
recently bv the beautiful Marguise d'Heryey do
Saint envs. at her luxurious residence In the
,vo,uo Rosouet. Everybody who is somebody
was nrcsent. and the hostess, wearing gorgeous
Emnire robe Of pale-t lue satin and red velvet
corse,et adorned with ruby cherries, looked en-
troncinolv lovely. After the theatrical per.
formance. during which Rejane was the recipient
~ ovation upon ovation, q dance took place.
The cotillon was led by the Due dc Morny
magnificent supper followed in the course OF
which the Tzicanes orchestra, played dreamy
melodies. and the guests did not separate before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29

tons or other contributions to Shakespcarlah
study This is done, in measure. In the original
Preface incidentally; but only in measure anu
ofly incidentally The review oil the carrier
leading editions is useful, but does not put '"e
student in a position to determine exactly what
he often wants to know and the modern edi'iohs
are merely enumerated.
o,ayer fault has TO be noticed. In the lrst
Preface a reference Is mace 10 l'e 'oo
celebrated Notes and lamentations oil
Mr. J. PAYNE Collier, based on what were theh
ALLEGED 10 be contcmporaneous-o very early
manuscript corrections in copy OF 'hc "e0o""
Folio n632) All Golfers concentrations are IT,
corded in the Cambridge notes, and the editors
say:
we have no intention of entering in the con-
troversy respecting the antiquity and au'horiS Vi
these corrections nor is il necessary to enumcratc
the writings on a subject winch Is SUN % iiV''
in the memory of all"
THAT WAS even in 1863, but timld view
yct in 1891 Mr. Wright reprints il, and III his
own nreface gives no hint Of the real truth lie
seems still TO attribute to the Ms corrections OF
Collier some value or Importance lie still records
tbcm. lie has even thought it worth While 10
verify them by collation. Of the volume IN
which they are inscribed now belonging TO the
DIXIE of Devonshre lie utters no warning to
the student Yet, if anything In Shakespenriah
literature is settled and certain, it is the nnai-
thcntic character Of all these Collier corrections
They were not what they pretended to be- IhcN
were not of the time The author Of them was
probably Collier himself. The forgery of them
the deliberate forgery at some very recent pcrlod
was as clearly proved as the forgery OF 'he
Ppott letters Some of the Collier conJecturcs
were happy, and have been adopted by good cdi-
TORS since But they were adopted, and are now
retained in the text, on their merits as concctur's,
and not on authority. The last shred
and vrstigc OF the authority once
claimed for the Collier MS corrector' has van
shed. 49,.
On these and some other points, Mr. Aidi'
Wrights dinidcnce impairs the value OF his WORK
as editor and may mislcaI the young student.
The value OF the edition as history OF inc teAt
of Shakespeare is not impaired. Nothing eould
impair that except the suggestion OF inaccuracy III
collation.. and that has not been male. Inc re-
print. let me add, is better piece OF bookmahihg
than the original. Type, ink and paper are al
GOOD There has been of late years fashion oil
using thick hard paper This is thin ana IcN-
ibe vet Opaque, and the book is ere l'aple 10 us
nublishcrs. and TO McSsrs. c. j. Clay, VI. y.
and Sons. of the Cambridge University Pres. III
may he doubted whether another instance can DC
cited in which the great University has given an
NJ 4 70 its printer 1t is an honor well deserved
e. w s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29

Why the sale Fell Through. Customer lat Din
ron cnn v9nch for this parioi ptss1 nsrly
SIX years In a Boston family" a..
farrot-liooray fur John L. Sullivsnt IieS -
oucH for my money !-lChcaSo Thbuns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
WOODWORK IN ART.
From The London Graphic.

see IL stated that Herr Natter. III. distinguishes
Austrian sculptor. who died recently n Vienra VIZ no
IA ms youth woodcarver. and BY the praetise o. ,hs
humble craft TO emncnce In the highest OF u.o
plastic arts Now not few Of the bert known hsn
Of this country have served similar ,appen'iceap
Sir Francis Chantrey who died worth hundrtd lnva
sand pounds, rose from the carving a ships ngss
heads, through second-cass portfaii.paptng to 4ua
IN the gold mine OF his very respectable, y "a
OF Professor lIerkomcr and Of Mr. Seymour Lucas WeV
nlade with the gauge and chise on a block On W." nd
James Bnrnet, too, practised w)odcarvrr e md
Ople profossed the baser craft OF carpenter nn
Romney OF cablnetmaher. II IL only an"a ~
Illustration OF the truth that to the real ertast NV
medium Is nothing-nothing but mans TO reaen
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-01-13

.W Location norlcos. Tor both lode
and placer claims, for sale at t e
TIMES office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-01-13
The Money Market.

Bradstreet's for the week ending
January 9, says:
"The opening of the new year has
apparently developed increased activ>
ity in the New York loan market,
although there is no evidence of any
pressure whatever. The shifting of
loans-natural about January lao
counts for the temporary advance OF
the rate for bankers balances on call
to 6 per cent. early in the week. This,
however, was momentary, and the
current rates for call loans have been
2J@3 per cent. Offerings of money
on time continue to be liberal, and
the rates on mixed collateral were
304 per cent. for 80 TO 30 days, and
4@5 per cent. for 4 to 6 months
loans. City institutions are buyers o.
commercial paper, and the outside
demand continues large while offer
ings are still light. Rates are nomi
nally at 44@5a per cent. for double
names.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-01-13
CramDs of the Muscles Cured.

John l. Wood. of Stanford, Ont,
was cured Of cramps in the legs by
wearing ALLcocK's Porous PLAs
TIERS. Mr.. Wood says:
"Some three months ago | was
taken very sick with severe pains in
the small of my hack over the kidneys.
The pain was excruciating. l applied
an ALLCOCK Porous PLASTER over
the affected region and had relief
almost without an hour. AT the same
time, in conjunction with this trouble,
had very great nervous disturbance,
affecting my legs with cramps so ]
could scarcely sleep. Meeting with
such success with my back | applied
a plaster under the knee on each leg,
aud in three days Was completely cured,
and have never been troubled in ither
way since"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-01-13

The series of Temperance meetings
held in this city closed last evening,
with a powerful address as to what is
personal liberty. The speaker showed
conclusively to every thinking mind
that personal liberty in a civilized
country was only allowable when its
citizens SAW fit 70 do right, or ia the
words of the orator, AS a business man
to engage in that which works no
injury to any other person.
Ths meetings have increased in
interest and in numbers notwithstand>
ing the severity Of the weather, and
those Of our people who only heard
the Sabbath evening lecture did no.,
get much of the cream. Such seeds
sown must find root III some mind for
good.
Before the lecture Of last evening a
Womeu's Christian Temperance
Union was perfected with MIS-. a. T.
Turner, as President; Mrs. Earhart,
as Vice President; Miss A. Calhoun,
as Secretary, aud Mrs. j. Gilman,
| Treasurer.
Several names were received and
we hope that at our frs, re .ular meet
ing. which will be announced III due
time, through the press aud other
sources, a full attendance may be had
and Others come and help in trying to
do something for God and home and
native land. The PRESIDENT.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-01-13
Nothing Mean About Him.

There is nothing mean about J. Il.
Van Ness. When he starts in to do
thing he does it literally, OPT n
handedly, and pever fails to excel.
This excellent characteristic OF his has
Just been again exempli6ed by the
birth of son, last night. Others are
content with a weight of 7 to 10
pounds. But he must Guido Others,
so he "buys" a babe weighing II!
pounds.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-01-13
A MEDICO On HIS MUSCLE.
He Assails a Newspaper Man Who Saw
Fit to Criticize Him.

He Assails a Newspaper Man Who Saw
Fit to Criticize Him.
While a number of people we're
awaiting the departure of the south.
bound train, in the Bellevue depot,
last night, an incident occurred which
threatened to eliminate in shooting
affair.
Some weeks ago Editor Lees saw
fit to criticize tue management Of the
Logan county hospital in his paper,
the Shoshone Journal. Yesterday he
called at the hospital to see patient,
and then returned to the depot to
take the train home. DR.. Marshall,
manager of the hospital. learned Of
the call, and followed after MIR. Lees.
He met him in the waiting. room, and
applied abusive epithets to him, and
even struck him in the face.
Mr.. Lees, who is a much smaller
man than the medico, drew a gun and
threatened TO pump lead into the
belligerent pill>sharp unless he re-
Trained from further hostile demons
STATIONS.
The medico thereupon proposed a
first fight; but as the editor failed
to see the necessity for such a dis.
graceful proceeding, and the sigh,
of the gun seemed to have somewha,
cooled the belligerent ardor of the
dispenser Of potions and pills, nothing
further transpired.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-01-13
4 New Leaf Turned for 1892.

This is wha, we are doing: Run
ming Pullman Dining Cars, Pullman
Palace Sleeping Cars, Pullman Colo
mist Sleepers. Free Reclining Chair
Cars, and New Day Coaches. l,
costs you nothing extra to ride on a
first-class line. You can reach all
Eastern points via the Union Pacific
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-01-13
The World Enriched.

The facilities of the present day for the
production of everything that will con-
duce to the material welfare and comfort
Of mankind are almost unlimited and
when Syrup of Figs was first produced
the world was enriched with the only
perfect laxative known, as it is the only
remedy which is truly pleasing and re-
fresh;ng to the taste and prompt and
effectual to cleanse the system gently in
the Spring time or, in fact, at any time
and the better it is known the more pop
ular it becomes.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-01-13
MeissORier's Awful Threat to Mrs
Mackay.

M0Ch0ys
The Art Amateur
Mrs. Mackay's splendid house in
Paris will probably have been sold
at auction before this appears in print,
aud its owner will have turned her
back upon the French capital, where
she has had much to stand in the way
Of insulting sneers from the locsl
press. OF course this last step OF the
lady, abandoning Paris for London,
will call forth new sneers from the
chivalrous journalists; but Mrs.
Mackay is proof against them. The
World reports her to have said:
"Wha,ever motives the French papers
may attribute to my action in this
matter disturbs me very little. did
not even take the trouble to contradict
the untruths they told about my de
s,roying tho MISSIONER picture until
after Meissonier was dead, when l
produced his picture TO show how
ahsurdly they misrepresented me.
Why, Messonier even threatened to
paint an unmist skable likeness OF me
as Venus if refused to pay for his
picture" This must have been i'll
tended as joke, because Meissonier
never painted classical figures, and
probably could not; the few female
figures he introduced into his pictures
were not successful. If certain other
French painters had threatened to
paint Mrs. Mackay "as Venus
Bouguereau, for instance-it nigh,
have been taken as compliment.
Pauline Buonaparte-sister of an
emperor-felt greatly honored when
the sculptor Canova induced her te
pose as his model.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-01-13
HALEY Challenges the World!

The notice of the birth Of J. H.
Van Ness's bouncer was scarcely
written when tidings of T. B. Murry's
achievement in the same line were
received. His son tips the beam at
Is pounds.
We challenge the world to equal
this record of the last "a hours III a
community Of scarce 1000 souls.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-01-13

Smoke Davey's home made Cigars.
Fresh Columbia River Salmon, at
MCLEOD & JACOBS.
MIR. Williams, of the firm Of Harvey
& Williams, left to-day for Boise,
where he will reside henceforth.
A large and varied assortment Of
Goods suitable for Holiday Gifts, ust
opened at
VAN NEss's DRUG STORE.
James Sutherland and wife left to-
day for Nova Scotia, to visit with
relatives. They will return by the end
Of March.
Winter Apples, Pigs Feet, Trire,
Grain AMI HAY, and full line OF
Choice Groceries, at
EARHART's
Haley Grocery Store.
The substitute crew is still running
the Wood River train Billiards are
not the most restful weather for train
hands; that is evident.
We have a large assortment of
patterns suitable for business suits
which we make upi our usual first
class way, at prices AS low as any ones.
Call and be convinced before order
ing. ANDERSON & Mcleod.
Sauer Kraut, at
MCLEOD & JAcoBs'.
E. H. Hendrick left TO-DAY fo'
another trip over the road. He told
TINES man that he expecte this to
he his last trip, as he was very sick q
being away from home.
Services in Episcopal Church Hal
ley. Idaho: Morning on second and
fourth Sundays, and evening on first
and third Sundays in every month
Fifth Sundays nv special appointment
G. w. G. VAN WINKLE, Rector.
Frank Pesd left to-day in company
with Mrs. P.ei's mother, Mrs. Moore
who is returning to California after a
protracted visit to her daughter
Mr.. Peed will 60 as far as Sho'
shoue.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-01-13

The book reviewers throughout the
country have been very busy the past
few weeks in examining the new edi.
ton of the "Science of Life" The
criticisms are all one-sided, that is to
say, they are all in high praise of this
Justly celebrated medical work. The
book is advertised in this paper.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-01-13
LOCAL JOTTlNHS.

= Below zero.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-01-13
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Proceedings at their Regular January,
1899, SeSSiOn.

loJS, StSSIUus
Tho resignation Of Probate Judge
Lennon was received, and S. G. John
was appointed to Gil the vacancy with
bond fixed at $4,000 as Probate Judge
and at $4,000 as School Superintendent.
Commissioner Florence was granted
leave of absence for 80 days from
March 20, 1892.
A license was ordered issued to
John Hendel.
The following claims were allowed:
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-01-13
u. A. K.

Installation Of Officers Of E. D. Baker
Post, No. 6, Department Of Idaho.
AT the regular meeting of <. D.
Baker Post, No. 6, Department of
Idaho, Grand Army OF the Republic.
held last evening, the following
officers were installed for the ensuing
year:
Commander.-L. E. Bristol.
Senior Vice Commander-T E
Pico,te.
Junior Vice Commander-David
Earhart.
Surgeon-E. G. Baldwin.
Cbaplain-Isaiah White.
Quartermaster-W. T. Riley.
Adjutant-T. A. Starrh.
Cfli,er of the Day-T. d. Bellinger.
Officer Of the Guard-Geo Nichols.
Sergeant Major-Charles Sampson.
Guard-C. E. Bolton, Past Com
mander.
Thomas A. Starrb and T. K. Picotte
were elected delegates to the Depart.
ment Encampment which is to meet
in Lewiston at the end OF April.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-05

,PRoysioNs-Lard futures were depressed by unfavor.
sss1l; sSa s: s9 sps 3
ia'r bushes doing safe. 100 ,ss
ness ssof e.: r1 S%:!;' Sss
s;s "a %;f "ns' @ ;%
:ss;Ys IT ;, o:s % NE ;s;
Tor lnaia mes. beef hams irm q si";os.ld; r2Ii2w
Sai, n'I steady at Bite, s IN
s r s n TOR %F state Factory u SaS
Esxs qne;; =, iSaaiNc. .,..
BAD 1saSeT tho West and stronger sah. sdyices
S" '1s
in nn S.e ,ot aiy a. 'f
K s5s sl IT, T.
asy "S s1F ns sF put "s
800 T n. ssEsSS n tn .Af T:FS asSs
a "ns e. Soi!nes sS' spring at csc
Indian t, on M
"a & 4 and %s ~ .T sSr p
spo corn was decidedly higher hu, only small Local
Sa% ewne se ss sa- iSon;
1sis2 an. SGs S"a at
Oats were ILer "winE to nnt.ynrah.s crop arSSpn.
q r.: s5 ,ai aud xn: r. A%sss and
md Ss ,niSsG al, ss'asis4s elevator;
hns q y" az red Winter Tor Jnns Wig y oas
a scnnsr 'o $751; Rsy e. 'f "1R NM st. De?
N:a 5%F %" S ' "h Tm my !t isr as
assSc Ivy asIr; AMOS Gi a'Hso September "''c'
e S were u AMI yhou. change or
fcatur" OF imnortanre. Receipts at RIO 1000 hngs:
a. santos, 5OCo BAYS BXrhangr III RIO easier 1t
II -iud SAFES o2f'h closing steady with sellers
nj Ia
juno 2;ir. September l:O5, December IL oOc.
August " IL o5c. Soveinhrr II co.. February 49,.
The spot market was quit aud unchanged; Rio is
lila g 23r Central America. es2s'lc,: Mexican.
loIs@:2.tc.: laGnayra Itl ..c: Java. 2:H@aiec.;
sy,!Al. y,.~.i,n market for i,rm but quiet
ilrl' centrifugal, R-dn..d was titI;y active and
LIED lssd .ii.4.4c mould tss,t,f iS s sandy
4ct Oh f S sn''s ss'ra ls
yellow .ihis1 i1.1tc Molas..s hui, and UNCHANGED
9uoIed Porto Reo. 2I@a)c.; English Island a2s20c.;
denari ana s.raIy; Quilted; domestic, common 10
fair 441hl4c.; good to rms 4stS5c: choice 10 fancy
54aGi4c. kanyoon, IN bond, ma !3sc fa'na, 400
ne do. IN bond .as3c'; Japan S'ss"'Ge'' Java
SAyAL sroRgs-spirts tarpentne was quiet and un
% for o
S%GA si,ansd e oc ~ a. "EI ss,aas II" tk
rEInoIEus-Natlonai Transit certificates frIner
hp, quiet, G9ssn"s s.ssd .. Sp sS.a apa
bills UG5c.; bulk $500. Crude in bbls $500: bulk.
2.S0c. Naphtha, DC.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-05
Large Snie OF Bny Ridge Properly.

At important rea, estate auc, lon Thursday Innn
g. at go O'Clock the New York Real Estate safes
rooms II broadway FrG Bay Ridge ror' lots are 10
sold under the hammer. This sale offers opportunity
to purchase in section which is drs,inri to BE-
anne c to the city aud which has vruH''v iurrO""
OF lies on Bay Ridge avenue Fourteenth avenue, AMI n
or the streets frnm Sixtyrht street ~ seventy
ninth street, between Thirteenth AMI ruGTtccuth
aud is only thirty minutes from New Work bv the
electric owned aud operated hv thc Frouklyn
CIV Railroad II Will interest pfuS rrNr JnrrNtS IS 20
know that the Legislature has authorized the cNHnnl
tnre of sore hundreds Of thousands ut collars ny tho
county for public improvement. Ia the locality. 40
section OF the state OF New YORK has probably re.
ccvcd AS much attention III iA!s rcsnrct MS has
New ifrecat. The streets ngs 10 he ilach'lnEl-
iZrd; water gas anl sewers 20 10 plHGrd III ~
the principal thoroURhtares. and tn,rr lave air rdg
been erected twenty Ave lh-ir pretty detached
residences. which arc nov nccirei " their ow'cT'
and several more are under WY. N"f th""onren-
fences OF the city at hand such water. gas
cr sidewalks &c. As none OF Tho lots ar" t. be hcsi IN
reserve, Il affords II splendid opportunity Tor invest
ment speculation or residence. he property ad"ins
the Eighth ward OF Brooklyn. AMI possesses NIL the aG
NnnlhXes Of the rltN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-05

SATURDAY, June T. - Floor AND MsAL - The market
sho hardening tendency but business Is 80 quiet
that prices cannot be advanced. Quoted: Flour. Dbl
Fine. sls53S24o: supsrtre. 81 l5ess2I5. No. OK.
ira, x2.5o@s3 Is: No. extra. sa25s $40: clears.
S3s59S4Ao siraigh's: st.25s*.'i5; patents, spring.
$a25@s4+O Rye flour, = bill superi.ne. sas"lst4l5
Corn meal. = bb'. $2.8os S2.YO for Western and $50
50 10 for Brandy wine
CoroS-futures made further and important ad
owing to the report OF the rising OF the Missouri
River at 81 Louis which indicates shat the Mississippi
River In its whole course through the cotton growing
region will not recede before july and that the plant
ing of wide OF bottom lands will be wholly pre-
vented. Dthcrwiss crop accounts were exceptionally
good spot cotton was advanced site, but was quiet:
niddlnk uplands. 10 tic do Cults. 3l6c. Tile FOL
lowing are the details of the transactions in futures
sriAh pnlex OF lIIl