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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-30

August s the Baltimore 4 Ohio Rail.
road Company will Bol round trip
excursion tiCkotB to Atlantic City, Capc
May md Sun iatp, nj tho rnto Of Sib,
valid Tor return trip twelve days Trans
leave Wheeling at 1928 md 4'jj u. nj,
aud 6Aj y. ~. Pullman sleeping cars
IRON Wheeling on trains leaving at 1925
A. m, and b:ij y. IN. Sleeping car
accommodation bhould DO secured at
once. look giving description Of u
trip to Atlantic City eau DO had itOO on
application TO 7. o. BvnKr,
Passenger aud Ticket Agent,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-30
varlolold nj IIsnwood.

DR.. Mcdonald. health officer at Bon.
wood, yesterday found a case Of what
seemed to DO vRrioloid on Boggs run,
lie called DR.. Stathsrs 10 examine the
case with him, and the latter confirmed
the diagnosis. Tho proper precautions
were taken. Tho family in which the
case appeared Is very poor, and housed
IN poor hovel. They moved there
from East Wheeling several weeks ago,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-30

Tho members Of the s.. Matthews
church choir, tho rector and wife aud
several others went to ZoRr, Ohio, yoI.
terday. Tho boys took six tents and a
full camping outfit with them, which
filed ono freight car They will doubt.
less havo great time They will camp
on tho TuScarRwas river, not far from
the Zoar hotel. The parents Of several
Of the boys aud otherA will so out laIor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-30
Tint Allrrhsnr To,roflIc, Amir.

Yesterday William FrIsSell, represent.
ing Richardson 4 Burgess, tho general
contractors on tho Allegheny City post
office, was in Wheeling trying to effect
settlement Of the business growing
out Of tho sub.contrNct taken BIZ Wilbur
q. Jacobs, Of this city. No final arrange.
msnts wore made. Mr.. Frissell saws his
firm cnmO out OF tho big contract about
$50 "in the hole" and ho biamOS this
on tho complications growing ontot Mr..
Jacobs throwing up Of his contract.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-30
sn,, For the i,snth of n child.

Francois Sinlmmott, Of New Cumbor.
land, W. Va, will sue tho Panhandle
for $4,000 for the killing Of his eight
yearold deaf and dumb daughter some
time ago, says the StOubenvillo Gazette.
lie will set up negligence on tho part OF
the company. as the regular engineer
on tho engine had doScondvd ADD
allowed another man to run his engine
over the part Of tho tres!le on which
the child was killed,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-30

Mn. A. a. SNYDER, superintendent
poor farm, WlnnOihOik Co., H., says!
Last winter Mr. Robert Leach used two
boxes Of DO wittS Witch llaScl snlyo
aud Gurol n largo running aOro on hs
log. Had boon undOr caro- Of physlcinns
for months without obtaining rollOl.
SurO euro for piles. Logan Drug Co.,
Wheeling, W. Va, Is. +. Peabody, Bon.
wood, aud bowie & Co., bridgeport, o.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-30

A woman living In Alley @, with hcr
four children. was notified last night
that she would be put ont Of tho house
to-day for non.payment OF rent She
kept up terrible crying and yelling
most Of the night, and declared her in-
tention to kill herself before morning,
Finally Officer Gardner had 10 interfere
and threaten to lock her up II Ghe did
not keep quiet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-30

whether on pleasure bent, or business
tnko on every trip n bottle Of Syrup OIL
Figs, rs It acts most pleasantly and Of
icclually on the kldnCys, liver aud
bowels, preventing fOvers, headaches
and other forms Of sickness. For sale
In DOC. aud 81 bottles by all leading
druggists Manufactured by tho Cali
lnrnin Fin Syrup %. only.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-30

The Isaac Walton Fishing club has
elected tho following officers; John
Warehouse, president; Ke0ner Do
vries, secretary; Platoa Zane, treasurer
Thomas Darrah, vice president The
president appointed a committee to Tor.
mnlaLe q conslitulion and by.laWs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-30
OF NATURAL Gas.
The Natural Gas Company VIII
Ask that II ba Allowed to
CHARGE A HIGHER PRICE FOR GAS

Furnished Wheeling ConsumoFS--Tho
Washington County Field is Giving
Out aud Gas Must be Brought from
Other Folds at Increased Costa
Council Committee to Investigate
VIII be Asked for.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-30

Styles and qualities that they cannot sell you at
any price. They are the very best products of the
best manufacturers same sterling qualities and
perfect fitting garments that have always been char
acteristic of our house. Como in tomorrow if YOU
have not yet been in. There's no doubt of you be.
ing suited and fitted, for we have added several
more lots of our best sellers that have become bro
ken in sizes, and remember, at the reduced price as
well as at the original
Our unqualified guarantee is back of every gar.
ment, and you know what that means. Your money
back if you are not satisfied
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-30

WnES you got ready to purchase a
Watch, wo can glvo you better prices
aud longer llnu than anybody IN tho
city, MrNAMgE's,
2lS7 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-30

Samples Of an entirely new limo Of
Knight lCmpar cards, many designed
e'nOciuly for tho conclnvo at Boston,
have been received at tho lSrELLlGEN-
cER Office, Call aud SEQ thcm before
getting your supply for Boston,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-30

10 buy tho finest Dairy Butter, throc
pounds for 90 cents, al FilSglbbon's
Butter Stand, 1905 Mako! street, in
Rohn'B MonL Market.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-30

Round tlp, $40, tlckoLV good
twelve DAYS, with siop.ovrr privilege at
Washington, u. q, returning. Through
Pullman sleeper from Wheeling on the
bi4b p. N. train, For particulars GU
qultO Of Baltimore & Ohio apOnh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-30

DoS'r nut or buying n Watch until
you got all tho money, but buy ono OF
Us and pay for II as your money comOa
Ing ANAL payments, MCNAMEE's,
2l32 Market BtrUot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-30

Clerk Hook yesterday Issued n mar.
TiNgo license to Thomas Il. Cornell, aged
"a, native Of Hampstead, L. l., and
Anna WilliRmS, n native Of Cnnsmangh,
Pa, both now residents OF Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-30
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
e5nteIIi9enter
onleal 30. es and II rourleenth StreoL.


Report Of the World Mutual benefit AEsOcIa
ton,
Straw Hats MCFuldens Eighth Page.
Lively Selling - stone X Thomn-Eighlh
Page.
Wanied-Twcnty Girls
No Family Can Ailord-EwIng Bros,
California PcacheS-Albert sIOlL0 & Co.
Creamery Butt0f-ll. Y. liohTens
Prime Russian Caviar Hamburger Aale' e "
Harding a Co.
Picture Fnmcs-Nlcoll's AT Store.
Prevent SmRllpOX-GOetEo'a Drug Store,
Large buyers OF IiOOks-FTRnk sIant0n'S Old
Cily Book Store,
Wrltet-t'npp 4 DeYOrO.
Second Page,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-30

Nul,oty nrrh hNyc NDWrnisIa Hrt w. MHe%
Palm Pllls from dfuBgiala, "Onp cent AuO'o'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-30

Atlantic CITY Excursion Via H. q"
TIutsdnV. August n, 1905.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-30
LIvgLY agsLINo-sToNE . THoMAs.
Stone & Thomas
LIMBRY SELLING,

Monday moyning over 2,2oo yards 36-inchh wide All
Wool Warp Brown and Grey Mixed Beige Sutlngs regular
2sc goods, were advertised to be sold at
1Oc a yard.
There's about 1000 yards left Well continue SELL
ING them at the same price until all are Sold You'd better
come soon if you want any,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

from Mexico, II is hereby directed that
the regulations of THIS department is.
sued February 5. 1895. defining the
quarantine line on account OF Texas
FEVER and the regulations OF February
H. 1928, concerning the Importation OF
animals Into the United States, be mod
iiied so far as they relate TO IL. nd-
mission Of Mexican cattle into the
United States. as follows;
Mexican cattle which have been In
spected by an Inspector OF this depart
ment and found free from any infec-
tlous or contagious diseases may DO
admitted into that portion Of the state
OF California south and west OF the
said quarantine line through the port
OF san Diego and into that portion OF
TIE state OF Texas south and east OF
the said quarantine line, through the
ports of Eagle Pass and Laredo. for
grazing OF Immediate slaughter
Cattle may be admitted through the
port OF III Paso for Immediate siauBh-
tor only, In an cases where cattle are
admitted Tor immediate slaughter they
should be shipped by train or boat 10
the point Of destination
"On and after May /, 1895. cattle VIII
be admitted at the port OF Brownsville,
Tex, for grazing ana Immediate slnugh-
ter. tSigncd)
-. STERLING MORTON, Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS
THE HOUSE HAD A BARE QUORUM
YESTERDAY.
EFFORTS TO GET on RpcoRn
AGAINST rHB VETO ARE
FRuIrLESS.
IHh SENATE HAS A LIGHT DAY-ruE
BILL FOR CATTLE INSPECTION he
COMES A LAW WITHOUT THE SIG.
NATURE O. rHE GovERNoR-oraER
NOTES OF 7IEsT.


TIN. April 10.
There was no quor % present at $50
this morning when . eaker Smith
called the house to order A recess
was taken until 10 o'clock. when n bare
quorum answered roll call
Representative Durmeister sent up a
bill to create the county of Autry out
OF portions Of Fort Bend and Brazorla
counties.
Hons. II. c. Gardner of Johnson
county and George W. Matthews OF
Naeogdoches county were invited to
seats within the bar OF the house.
Representative Jarver of Webb sent
in joint resolution asking for the APP
pointment of n committee OF Ave by
the senate and nine by the house to
Investigate the implied charge in the
governors message that railroad legis-
lation had been secured by the "blan-
dishment' Of n well-organized lobby.
MIR. Reagin objected to the second
reading of the resolution. Its author
asked that it so over under the rules.
be printed in the journal and called
up tomorrow.
Mr.. Morrison sent up resolution
liking Monday, April 80, as the day
for the Twenty-fOurth legislature to
adjourn sine die. The resolution, under
the rules, went over until tomorrow.
Mr.. Reagin asked Ii there was no
way TO dispose Of the Jarver resolu-
ton A motion to call the resolution
up and dispose of 1t instanter prevailed
Mr.. Tarver said he offered the rcso-
luton ON his own responsibility and he
wanted the governors Implied charges
investigated.
MIR. Mills said he had never posed as
the friend of the governor, but that
bill originated In the senate, the mes
sage was sent TO the senate, and no in
suit had been given the hojse. As for
free passes, he had never asked for one
In his life, but he mad never refused
one when rendered him like other MEM
bers He did not consider that the
fact that he had accepted n pass i'm
piled that he was owned by the rail-
roads. and he did not take TO himself
any of the structures given by the veto
message. An things considered he
considered the resolution unwarranted.
He moved that II be lad ON the table.
and denied publication in the journal
Representative Tarver-l1xpunging
the resolution from the Journal win
not exclude It from the columns of
the newspapers of Texas.
Mills motion TO table was carried
by vote of IS to 20.
The absence of a quorum was dis |
covered by Mr., Burmelster of AcAlul- |
len, who raised that point of order.
A call OF the house was ordered, as
4 number Of members were said to be
boating around the corridors and about
the city.
The call developed n quorum, and .
The ahsentees were excused by large I
The question required on the Mills .
motion to table. Yeas. 60; nays. %.
The privileges of seats within the bar .
were extended to Hons, ]. II. Garnett .
Of Cooke county and ID. d. Dodd OF .
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

in cattle has not nearly kept pace with
the lncrcnse in population or the coun.
Try When the price Of cattle was very
low and the cnarket was crowded. II
IS supposed that the stockmcn sold not
only the steers, but large numbers OF
The females, which would tend TO check
The Increase IN the following years.
The competition IN cattle from Argou-
tine ana Australia has been something
OF drawback 10 the cattiemen IN this
country. In both countries cattle can
be raised much more chenply than In
the United States. The great plulns
OF these countries have not been in
Naded by settlers The cattle may
roam at VIII as they ala for twenty 1--WE
years IA the Western part Of this coun-
try. Labor cuts but a very small ng-
ure' but that which IL necessary Is
much cheaper IN both Argentine and
Australia than IN the United States.
rms same oiilcal says that Argen-
tine was the great agricultural rival
OF inc United States. II was far
enough sDuth OF the equator u grow MI
food products produced Ia the United
states. IT'S northern bOrdcra are about
as tropical ns the southern bordera ~
the United Statcs. Its soil is rich. and
the great fertile plains offer many adj
Ninthgcs tn the bonanza fnrners.
nney nre opening mp country such as
years ago starting from where we ala
men, but with all the modern Improve
ments and the experience which ihia
country has given them. In Tho bnr-
vests the Argentine country has the
aeeyahtage or cheap labor Ship loads
or Italians are brought over every yenr
and returned after the harvest II
takes thirty days for the ships 10 make
the trip, hut tho Imported laborerg nre
carried very chenply and n IL found
prohtable by the Argentine land own
ers 10 make use OF them during tho
i iarNeata, even by paying their pas
sage both ways The markets Of ths
word have already been affected by
the food products " Argentine. n IL
sun question whether tho farm avn
efs win all the ADVANTAGES OF chenn
labor and the conccssions Frnnted nv
.he argentine government viii be able
10 make a lasting success OF thar
agricultural advantages. The bip ba.
nhnza farmers OF the West have fotind
tney could not make a success OF their
operations aud II IL now the poIiev ~
most or them TO divide their farms
up ana sell them, and II they are moi
able TO sell 10 lease them up on nd /
Vantngeous terms TO the men who
wish to operate smaller farms. Tho |
bonanza farmers OF Argentine have |
the advantages OF reaching the sea- I
board more quickly ana at a small /
cost compared 10 the transportation |
OF products from the great plains OF |
the United States, where fnrinine on.
eratlons have been tried on a large
scale, but the distance by sea 10 the
Is much greater. But with
water transportation distance docs moi
count for much In raising staple pro-
ducts for Ithe market. II is the opinion
1i inc oihcial who spoke on this subject
mat the United States Will. In the mt
ure, find 4 formidable competitor I'm
horticultural products In the Argentine
Republic,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

ton, purchase and maintenance OF a
system OF Irrigation works, was called
up and decisive action postponed until
next Thursday.
Recess till y. m.
AT the afternoon session the house
passed the amendments to the land
bill written by Governor Culberson
and outlined In these dispatches last
night. Freeman OF Cooke made a tor
rino fight against the bill. but he
was only able TO muster fourteen votes
on tho final passage OF the bill The
bill will 30 to the governor and will
be signed by him, II Is Understood.
Mr. Ragsdalc having rcsignel from
the special committee on the Austin
Statesman reporter Speaker Smith
appointed Representative Burmeister
In his stead.
Senate bill providing for the election
OF a president Of the university by
the board of regents was passed
Senate bill authorizing corporations
to construct inland channels behind
islands on the Texas gulf coast. was
engrossed.
Senate bill amending the act regu
latng the issuance Of teachcrs' ccrtln-
oateB passed to third reading.
Substitute house hili providing for
the adoption and Establishment of q
penal eide and code OF criminal pro-
cedure was ordered cngrosscd
McComhs' bill for the protection Of
ish and game. general IN IS nature,
was called up by Mr. Patterson. Pend
ing discussion, the house adjourned
until $3.50 tomorrow morning.
Bills introduced:
by Konnedy-To prevent competition
of convict labor with honest labor.
by McLemore--To authorize cities OF
10000 Inhabitants or less to abolish
their charters.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16
cass county on motion of Representa-

Sass county on motion OF Representa-
tives Owsley and O'Neal.
The speaker announced the following
members as committee to Investigate
u reporter OF the Austin Daily States
man; Representatives Beard. Rags
dale Graham. O'Neal and Peek
Mr. Morrison, chairman or the finance
committee, gave notice that he would
call up tomorrow the motion made on
last Friday the vote by which the ap-
preparation bill passed and which was
spread on the journal.
Smiths senate bill making publlca-
tion OF real estate sales optional with
defendant Ga practical repeal of the
Sebastian law was placed before the
house on Its third reading
Martin OF Coryell offered the follow
Ing amendment, which was adpotcd:
provided that the defendant may re-
quest the publication OF the notice at
any time after Judgment has been or
dered and up TO FIVE days after levy"
me bill was then placed on It's final
Senate bill TO provide FOR the more
Efficient maintenance and government
OF the reformatory at Gatesvlllc was
called up This bill prohibits district
ana county attorneys on trial to admit
that defendant Is 10 years or Under
The object OF the bill Is TO prevent bows
over l6 years OF age from escaping
terms In the penitentiary through con-
nlvnnce with the district or county
attorney. The bill was passed. Here
after boys over 10 convicted of felonIes
VIII be sent to the penltentiary Instead
OF the reformatory at Gatesyiile.
Senate bill No, a. relating 10 the mp
pointment OF guardians ad lltem, was
passed.
Senate bill No. 40. To give Jurisdiction
TO the several courts Of civil appeals
on cases transferred from one of such
courts to another. etc. was passed.
Senate bill No. az, Lawhon's livery
stable Hen bill was passed.
senator Dlbrelrs bill making the in
reduction of ensbeZgled property
from a foreign country an offense,
was passed.
Senator. Dlhrell's assault TO rape
Dir was passed. Parties convlcted
shel be punished with any term nor
less than two years.
Senator Greer's bill placing the age
or consent at 10 years, was passed.
representative Owsley moved 10 re-
consider the vote by which the sebas-
tlan bill had been repealed and thon
table the motion. This prevailed Nv n
vote Of 81 to %. and the country cal,
tors who alleged that the Bowser libel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

6lll was unnecessary, were given their
dose OF medicine.
Senator Sherllls bill making It I'M
lawful for persons to carry pass or
master keys TO the state capital build
ing, was passed.
Senator Tips bill to give the Hous-
ton and Texas Central railroad the
right to purchase. lease or operate -
Fort Worth and New orleans. the Aus.
tin and Northwestern. and other lines
OF railroad, was called up and placed
on final passage. Ayes. 40: nays, 10.
The bill passed.
Representative Gillland moved TO re-
consider the vote by which tho bill has
been passed, and that motion spread
on the Journal, As the gentleman mad
voted IN the negative he was ruled ont
OF order Representative Ward then
moved to recoqsider and to table the
motion which prevailed.
The gentleman from Frcestone held
the noor long enough to say that the
bill was most dangerous one"
Senator Presslers Joint resolution
providing for the promotion Of lrrlga-
ton districts and the levy and coiiec-
ton Of tax therein for the construc-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

Democrats present-and nays. Popu-
/ lists,
The house bill to amend the anti
trust law came up In It's regular order
/ on second reading.
/ Senator Smith made an argument of
OF the bill.
Senator Alice offerad substitute
1 for section q. which piescribes penal
ties for violation.
Pending the substitute senator Goss
from the committee on public lands.
hode a favorable report upon his bin.
,hlrouucod this morning, 10 amend the
l0nd bill, passed nt this session.
on motion Of Senator Gage the bill
was taken M and passed under sus-
| pension OF the constitutional rule,
Ine CHAIR announced ms the free con-
! ference committee on the sennte
amendments to tho house bill mcrenH-
illS the school tax, Senators Preslcr,
olbrcl, Colquitt. Beall and Stafford
The senate again took up the anti
trust BILL and Senator Atlee's substl-
TUE was voted down.
senator Lewis said II was with some
trepidation that he essayod 10 give a
rev reasons for his opposition 10 the
blll. This measure. he said. came hero
labelled as an administration measure
just as plainly as though that fact were
printed In bold letters across It's pages
ANA he lnew that II the senntc voted
II uown II would lay itself liable to a
relteratinn OF the charge that IL Ind
been influenced by the "blandishmenta"
OF bold and powerful lobby. Rut for
himself. he said, he Intended 10 act
ana speak as though there were no ex-
ecutive lash to be ornckod over the
hends Of the representatives. OF the
people when In carrying out what thcv
conceived to be their duty they ran
counter to the Views and wishes OF tho
executive. He denied that the cover
nor was responsible for the acts OF tho
legislature, and declared that that CO.
ordinate branch OF the government wna
nor responsible for It's acts TO the exec
utiye. Aftor thus expressing hls views
with regard TO the governors utter
anees recent and remote, the senator
proceeded with his argument ngainst
the bill, which. he said, was unsafe. nm
Just and unnecessary.
Al the conclusion OF Senator Lewis
speech the senate adjourned I'm 3 n. m. !
me SENATE reasseniblod at Q D. m.
ana resumed consideration OF the anti !
trust bill, After discussion by SEN |
ntors Beall Atiee, Smith ana others
anu number OF futile Efforts to amend, |
eau or the senate sent the bill to the !
"a BILE and tho senate adjourned 10 10 /
o'clock tomorrow.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
The following bills wore introduced
mlttees:
by Goss--ro amend the land bill re.
Gently passed by both houses and now
In the hands OF the governor
by Agnew-ro amend the law fixing
the times OF holding courts in the vari-
Gus counties OF the Sixth judicial dis
trlct.
BY Lewls-To amend the charter Of
the city OF San Antonio.
BY Lewis-To repeal the law granting
appeals from interlonutory judgments
appointing receivers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16
TIE OIL ftv.R GETTING HIGHER.
Two CENTS ADDED TO THE PRICE
on CRUDE rERoLEuM.
ALL TuE COUNTRY HAS GONE To nor
INC FOR THE STUFF UNTIL rllL
SUPPLY HOUSES CANT FURNISH
MATERNAL FAST ENouGH-riNDLAY
EXCITED.


fliiAhphb' fN'' Nprh no.
on continued It's upward climb this
morning and no one sectns willing to
,,.,,., -, ,,,,. -, al, I'm ,,,,,,,
f'u"'e' ""'n wv '''"' u N'p WIZ ''hNi'
me standard put It's prices up 20
cents to 81, which gave prices on tho
exchange n iive, in,notns Nav on-
TONS opened at '-'u' p'u' an ADVANCE
of cents over the closing on saturday