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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-09

Iowa farms for sale on crop payments, 70
per cent. cash. balance x cron yearly. until
paid for. J. MULHALL. WGukesan III
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-09
How to Make $500 Yearly
WITH n HENS.

practical treatise ON raising poultry, ito pages
With Illustrations explaining how 60 make eooo yearly
with ~ hens their diseases aud their also
Ing hens st six days instead OF 2 process. sue
eersfuly demonstrated az all the leading agricultural
societies fairs where a. medals aud diplomas have been
awarded and unanimous prcss Enforcement received.
Cannot fail ~ be OF great service 20 tarners
New York Herald
An Important consideration to farmers.
Chicago Tribune
Every farmer and housewife should read this book
Cincinnati Times
Cannot fall TO be a great service 20 farmers
Chicago Inter Ocean
We saw the proof Of Prof. corbett's success.
American Agricultural
PRICE. Of 90. A. CORBETT CO., funLisHERs
Bible House. Astor Place. New York. For sale b,
NcCLuRG q CO., III Wabash Ave-. Chicago.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-09

If a snail's head be cut off and tho
animal be placed in a cool. moist spot. q
new head will be grown.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-09

Glass windows (colored) were used in
the eighth century.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-09

We will forfeit FL 900 IL any OF our pub
lished testimonials are proven 10 be not
genuine. The PIso Co, Warren, Pa.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-09

efTS-AiF ifs stopped free ~ Dr. Rline's Gre-t
Nerve lsestOreT. Ne fHs ALTER tsc bfstSs. Ne.
harVsaOus cures. Treat Ei f.tFia toil IRE. Z,
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-09

The value of ton of pure gold Is
$602, 1921.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-09

"Tf had your pull" said the small
boy who was struggling with large
kite In a March breeze. II could git
purity high up In the world. too
Chicago Tribune.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-09
SOME LAUOHABLE PiCklNCS
FOR OUR LEAN READERS.
The Lilies OF the Naiiey-Return of the
Prodigai Son and His Reception I'm
Darktown startling Assertion
How He Looked ut IL.
Lightly Clara gave

me
A spray and lightly said
wait, I'll get another.
For this one | have had
Twirl.ng in my fingers
Until II must be dead"
THAT was the one I wanted"
She could not fancy why,
When | could take a fresh one
For one about to die;
But kept her falnt-flush'd profile
Averted from my eye.
j. Russell Taylor. In Truth.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-09
Was Rather Startling.

Son-Papa, what Is a schooner?
Papa schooner. my son. is fore
and aft rugged vessel with two or more
masts.
Son-well. say pop. don't you think
that was pretty tough story you told
about Mr.. Brown swallowing eight OF
them without affecting him?
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-09

Whoever hinders Gods work robs tina
whole world.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-09

The Latin tongue became obsolete
about $50.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-09
m Emo Rnpr Is cutting Teeth,

Ne sure and use that old and welI-tied remedy. xsA
wIssLow's sooruISS syrup for Children Teething.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-09
CLEVER ROBBERY.

CENTRAL office
detective bit off the
end of a big black
cigar. as he sat at
one of the small
tables In an up
town cafe a few
evenings ago. and
as he struck a
match to ignite the
weed he said:
"A professional
diamond thief Is
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-09

Zoe Cough Bnisam
Is the oloest and IL will break Cofd rufctey
than any thing else. tits always reliable Try It.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-07-03
Yratt1ord.

3x066x0SVs
Mr.. Pratt has started to cut his hay.
II. Willis is busy breaking on his
farm.
Miss Bell has gone to Wisconsin to
visit friends.
John Willis of Cavalier has com.
pleted Mr.. Spearman's house and we
must say 1t is a fine job.
r. A. Switzer has purchased Mr..
Johnson's Durham and is going into
thorough bred cattle.
r. Menzie passed his examination
with flying colors, taking the highest
marks of any in the township.
Mr.sWilliam Menzie had a we'll bored
this week and has struck good water
at last at one hundred and sixty feet.
Mr.. William Trotter, our road over.
seer. is around giving orders to pull
mustard or he will put men on to pull
it for you.
Seeding is almost finished around
here. at least the farmers are going
to quit for the season, but hundreds
of acres remain to be seeded yet.
Now that farmers are about done
seeding what is the matter with hay
ing a farmers picnic, could IL not be
made pleasant and profitable?
Mr.. Cridley, our herdsman, has
proved himself good man for the
business, having over three hundred
head Of cattle and horses in his care.
d. A. Morris was over from Canton
last week on business and he wonders
at our being SO far behind, as he had
put in about four hundred acres this
spring.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-07-03
hall Monday last. Quite q number
attended the meeting.

hall Monday last. Quite . number
attended the meeting.
The ladies' Of the w G. r. u. are
going around asking for aid IT, estab-
lish drinking fountains on the street
corners, thus will a dry town be made
wet.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Green left for
their home in st. Paul, Sunday, after
a pleasant visit with relatives at this
place.
Mrs. Judge Krekel will address the
people on issues Of the day at Hamil-
ton, July 18th, al 8 o'clock. She is
said to be one of the best speakers
who ever spoke IN the state. Ladies
especially invited to attend.
Schinving VS.. Driger was the title
Of a suit in justice T. w. Wright's
court Saturday evening. Attorney
A. NJ. Muir for the plaintiff and At
tornev Garrett, of Bathgate, for the
defendant. Judgment for plaintiff.
We took in the foot ball match be-
tween Gretna and Bathgate, Friday
evening. The game was quite lively,
but neither side got goal. Bathgate
is getting to be quite a town for sport
as we'll as business, but they still
wear their electric lights in mourn.
ing.
The Carlisle board of supervisors
met with the Hamilton board Mon.
day and talked over the water nui.
sances. Quite large number of rate.
pryers were present and number ex.
pressed their views in regard to pub.
lie ditch. A committee was appoint.
ed consisting Of the two boards. VIM.
Page, chairman of the Hamilton
board ofsupervisors was authorized to
see States Attorney Young ia regard
to the matter. The committee will
meet next Monday, July 9Th. at 8 a. m.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-07-03
Hsuailtou.

-5eeeeSSOAss
Thos. Dow vi3ited Pembina, Mon.
day.
School will clde Friday for the sum.
mer holidays.
A fine lawn tennis court has been
built on Kid avenue.
J. NJ. Chisholm and wife are expect
ed home at an e; Fly date.
Mr.. Derby of the firm of Wilmer s.
Derby, was in town Tuesday evening.
Alex Muir anda number of others
took the wheel route to Walhalla,
Sunday.
w. J. Norton las commenced build
ing the first kill of brick, ready to
burn.
j. Chalmiss0i, of Mountain, is in
town ready to pit in the brick foun-
dalton under thu Hamilton House.
The town is 1retty we'll plastered
with circus post1rs of Wallace shows.
to be held at Pehbina, July 18th.
We understat ID that the school
board have engaged Mill Richett to
teach the Intern diate department..
w. D. Hines leld another of those
railroad meetinf Of his in the town
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-07-03
Married.
$14,1eO.6O

Married.
ToMK1Ns-G1LEs--At the NJ. E.
parsonage In this city, June 25th,
by Rev. j. G. Moore, James e. Tom
kins to Miss Elizabeth Giles, both
+. of Gretna.
A large party Of friends from Gretna
accompanied the happy couple to this
city to start them off happily on the
journey of life.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-07-03
1stl,glass

A very pleasant sewing party was
given by Mrs. e. Taillon on Wednes-
day Of last week, about twenty lnvit-
ed guests being present. In the even.
ing the young people gathered inland
danced to music furnished by Messrs.
Blais and Faille. The party did not
break up until the morning hours, and
all agreed that the occasion was q
most pleasant affair.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-07-03

SEND in your order for notices of
caucus: we have them for either poll
tical party. We have also certificate
of election of delegate, with proxy at
tached, which is necessary at every
caucus. Either form, Is cts. per doz-
en-. tt
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-07-03

PExBlNA LODGE NO. no, A. o. U. w.
Meets every first and third Monday of the
Month.
wA1rrRs. R. MCBRIDE,
RECORDER N. W.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-07-03
Real Estate Transfers.

Real Estate Transfers.
This list is furnished by A.. Short s.
Co., abstracters of title, and real es-
tate agents. Plenty of money to loan
on improved farms on short notice.
Is Gudmundson to Elmer e
Owen lot 8 blk 2 Canton. -. 8 Is 90
Maggie II McKechnie to
Adam Christie part NV or
sw or 3-161-56. .............. 275 90
Maggie H McKerchle to Wes-
ton Huchcroft part NV or
sw or 3-161-56. ............. 500 co
VIM Rickbeil to Neil Thomp-
son hf interest in pit sw or
NV or 3.161-56 .............. 275 co
VIM Rickbeil to Neil Thomp-
son Int interest in W hf lot
10 blk I Cavalier. ........... 1000 90
J D Trenholme to E Cooper
ne or 4-160-56. .............. 30 60
Ellen Edwards to F Miller
lots 20 and 81 blk 4 Foster
add Bathga5e .............. 80 90
Joseph johnson to Holder
Hjalmalarson n hf ne or Sc
or ne Or and ne or NV or IL
1876. Observation-Disclosures. 400 90
Geo A Eastman trustee to
Kizzie Bates lots q to 20
blk II D s. NJ add Drayton 200 90
J E Lee to Mahala e Nolph
lot II blk % Neche. ........ Is 90
A A White to Chas Cusson
lots 4, s. 6 blk IL Bathgate. 100 90
] f Mayer to NJ A Murphy
lots 3 and 4 blk 70 Walhalla $50 90
Joseph Gregoire to Sigurdson
Erickson part Sc or ne or T.
l61-54. ................... 100 w
Mary Macarthur to j. o Blich-
feldt sw Or 8-182-58. 100000. 500 90
Valaric Peltier to Baptiste
Desjardines ne or 13-l61-51. 1900 90
Joseph Walter to Albert Wei
sted " hf of hf sec 30 and
sw or sc Or 29.159.56. 10000. $500 90
Sheriff Pembina County to
Benz James sw 1l-162-54. 90. 355 90
Chas r Harris to Fred Kahn
NV s-1e4-52 ............... 1850 90
Jas Walter to III G udbrandson
NV or ne or 23-159-56. ...... $50 90
A D Gibson to John Bechtel
seer 8.162-55. 1900 90
Jas A Young ct al to Wealthy
A Young Sc or 27-16O-55. 80. $500 90
United States to Stephan
Caul e hf ne 1882 proof
Total .................$1 4,160.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-07-03

Pembiua Camp, n. W. A. No. 3277
Meet every Second and Fourth Monday. vi.
citing neighbors cordially invited.
W. G. SHORT, W. NJ BRIDE, n
Clerk. N.S
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-07-03
PEMBINA
Building and Loan Association.

PeMs1NA, NORTH DAKOTA.
Money loan on good Rea lEstatesecurityany
where in le county. What you ayforrsnt will
pay the monthly dues. No other payments have
to Be made, and In from six to eigh5 years you
own theproperty. Duesona $500 loan are 70
DER month. Address,
*. d. BooKHR. T. L. PRICE,
Secretary Pfosident.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-19
OfNEl WINS ON bENIZtEbd.
settled Districts to Come Under the Prosi-
.ions for Arbitration.

LONDON. Aug. lS.-Lord Salisbury mas
yielded TO Secretary Olney IN crucia'
noint in the negotiations Tor atpi,is,vh
ON the Venezuelan boundary puesuon'
which has before had first tidings OIL
important Government news.
one OF the greatest bones OF conten,
ton between the English Premier anu
the American Secretary OF S.a.e "aS
been whether the settled districts Oh
Venezuela were to be mcludvu III tnc
arbitration treaty proposed. MI. olhey
has insisted vigorously mat the set,l.u
districts must be included or tne whoi -
Arbitration must be nutlied. since, III
not included. the territory most IN
dispute would not be touched. -,
Evidently Lord Salisbury has been ied
around To this at nrst unWeicotne VIEW
for the Observer states poiht-bianh 70
day that IL has been arranged between
the two Governments that the setuso
districts question Is 10 De soiNeu III '"e
"If they are held to belong to Vene-
zuela, the British settlers are 10 DO
entitled to withdraw, and VIII be com
pensated Tor whatever losses they may
sustain by such withdrawal.
II this statement be- correct, IL II ap-
parentlv certain that a complete agree
ment a. 10 details 10 close at hand.
The Observer adds that /. understands
that. with the sanction of the MARQUIS
of Salisbury, Sir Julian Pauncefote, tnc
British AMBASSADOR at Washington. who
is now I'm this city. explaned 20 or
William Harcourt, the Opposition lead
er. the full situation regarding the pro-
posed arbitration. prior TO Mr.. Baifout
remarks In the House of Commons FRI.
day, and that IL was due TO thls tha'
me liberal leader expressed his app
proval so strongly.
In the same connection widespread at
tention has been attracted 10 the opu-
rnistic statement concerning arbitration
made by the Marquis Of Salisbury sat
urday. when he was installed az lord
The Daily Chronicle. I'm editorial artl-
cles this morning comments upon tns
Importance of the Prcmiers words, while
the Pail Nal Gazette concludes an
article upon the same subject this after
noon. with the remark
mir BaItour's and the Marquis OF
salisbury's arbitration staefents have
caused unfeigned satisfaction 10 thou
sands Of members of our common Anglo
Saxon stock on both sides OF the AT
lantiP "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-19
A FATAL COLLISION.
THE ROYAL ALBERT YACHT CLUB
MAMA ENDS BADLY.
Two Yacht. Collide and Baron Zcedtwitz
kiiled-Crcws of the Boats ASSIST az
the Work of Rescue.

LONDON, August lS.-fhe Royal Albert
Yacnt cub regatta was continued at
south sea to-day over the folty-slx mile
course. sailed yesterday. The starters In
me big race were the Ailsa, Britannia, Sa-
tantia. and Meteor. Inc boats were start
ed at ~ o'clock.
rne yacht race for small raters started
At II clock over the same course as that
sailed by the big yachts but only once
Iound-twenty-three miles.
me starters were The Saint Niagara,
Sampnire. Audrey. Ponltent, and Isolde
Inc prize was ffteen pounds to the
winner. while both races were in pro-
gress the Meteor came into collision with
the twenty rater Isolde, dismasting her
and throwing her crew INTO the sea. All
or the boats stopped al once. and began
the rescue OF the lsoi1es crew. which
was accomplished. The races were then
abandoned
Ino oig yachts had finished the first
round Of the course. and were lust start
ing upon the secgOnd round, when sud
denly the boats OF both classes seemed
N nave become TANNED together. Tho
isolde. which was sandwiched between
two Yachts Of the larger class. received a
severe blow from the Meteor. causing her
mast 10 snap in two and fall overheard.
INC shock was a heavy one. causing
the Isolde 10 careen. and as she did so
aii on board were spilled into the sea.
her owner. Baron Won Zeedtwitz. was
struck on the head by block or a piece
or the broken mast. He was unconscious
wnen ne was taken out OF the water
aAd IN this condition he was hurriedlv
conveyed on beard a steam yacht to tho
clubhouse OF the Royal Victoria Yacht
CiuD. an Ryde. where ne received every
possible '1edical attention. II IS under
stood mat ne ma not regain consciousness.
and tnat he died very soon after reaching
the clubhouse. All OF the yachts and
cluh-houses at Spithead are flying flags al
naf-mast, in consequence Of the Baron's
death. The crC W OF the Isolde cxperienc-
cd some narrow escapes. but fortunately.
an OF them were rescued. A sailor be-
longing 10 the British Gunboat Ant which
was lying at anchor near the scene OF
rnc collision. rescued one Of tho lsolde's
men IN a drowning condition. He could
not have survived thirty seconds longer.
= no accident cast a gloom over everything
ANA the races were abandoned for tho
day.
Tne Isolde was examined after being
lowed TO Portsmouth, AMI it is found
mat resides being dismasted and having
all OF her gear swept from her deck she
ras large hole stove in her bow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-19

Counsel raii to Get the 20 of the Experts
Examination.

SUFFOLK. VA, Aug. l9.-special.--
The counsel 30 the case OF
p,. Commonwealth against caul-
AZ WRIGHT. sunoiks eN-treas-rer-
made every EFFORT to-day 90 -et pJss 81
SION OF the expert report OF the Town
council without success.
Inst night there was special meeting
of tho town council and Aeasrs. WISE.
poyl,in and Briggs counsel FOR the de-
fenre asked that they might examine the
renorf OF the expert. claiming DO was inc
INC "a a uublic record was paid Tor pX
the towns money. and amy citizen should
have access 10 it for Inspection.
THE council claimed the report " The eN-
rerf had not been completed and made
a part OF the record. but was still ia the
hands Of the committee.
This morning. counsel applied for .
writ Of mandamus before Judge Robert
Il. Prentis. Of the Circuit Court 10 COM
pel the town council and committee 10
turn over this report. the Judge ruling
against Wright and deciding a manda-
mus would not lle in this case.
r-non the assembling of the County
court Judge Knby presiding. counsel had
"a srbpeona duces tecum served ON the
cor,r,itteo Of the town council Messrs-
Uitbers and Norfeet having charge Of
This export work. and The court denied
said writ
Col Bovkin Of tho defense. demurred
10 the Indictment ana moved 10 q''sh
which was ovcrrulcd and tho case came
10 trial.
To the Indictment which charged
Wright with emhezzlrg seven thousand
two hundred and SEVENTY eight dollars an-
ffteon cents Of the town Of Suffolk s
fnnds while treasurer of said town. he
Mead not guilty VS.. J.. Mcleod
clerk Of the council. was the first witness
for The Commonwealth. Ills evidence
established certain facts which are
material I'm FORMING the basis OF tho
prosecution. hut none 81 his evidence
Is Of special public interest.
Court adjourned tll 10 o'clock to-mor-
row morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-19
THECITY OF PETERSBURG
MR.. fVEY INTigED 10 MAKE ms
IeTH FLAG PRESENT1TION.
Death Of "A Prominent Citizen Of Sussex.
To Address a Confederate Reunion.
DIR. Rosebro Coming Home.

prTrRsDURG, VA, Aug. ESPECIAL
a committee from Newport News
councu. No. IS. Junior order United
American Mechanics. has waited upon
Mr.. Thomas 3. Ivey VI this city, TO
request his presence IN Newport News
on tina 7th of next month.
Tho public schools will be presented
nv tho order with Hags on that day,
and the council desires Mr. lyey 10 make
,,o rreeentation address. lie has not
vet accented the Invitation. but IL he
docs so. il will be the twelfth flag Air.
Ivy has thus presenter
AR William DAVIDSON, formerly on
pctersh,irg now OF Texas. is here on a
,.isif for The first time in twenty-three
inteliieenee has been received here OF
the death of Mr.. }. M. iiunnlcut,' =
prominent citizen ol '.s ...;;, " s",d az
at his home in mat county Sutl's B.
b.ath v,as caused from heart trouble
''''' PFTERsBURG NOTES.
pF,rrRsRtrkG. AuI -Special. 49,
Mr.. Georeo $. Bernard, OF this city, VII
deliver an aldftss totnoiio" az ne v'
Wight Courthouse before 'Acott-N iehA
C.mn of Confederate Veterans,
Thrr. was a heavy rain in blnWiddit
county yesterday AFTERNOON VIM" ""'
prove very aciy ceahle To inc crops.
tordav. James Bell lcoloreO was con-
victod Of breaking into the residence oi
John Henry Mlclin lcoiorcd), at wilson $
dopot lie was given hFe years lh ''e
penitentary. 49,.
Marks planning Mil. on Market street,
was sold al lLhIC auction THIS allei
noon 10 Nr. 4 ". Price ~ $1,000
REV. j. ". Rcsebro. -. ID, VINO has
been sperdins the PAST Two months 'i'
and 1iil nu lis pulpit on Sundly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-19

BERKELEY. CAL. Aug. N.-Proiessor
MI of the Agricultural College az
the University Of California, mas succe,u-
I'D I'm growing melons on tree. Inc
strange horticultural combination IS III
tbe university conservatory and has Dee-
,.hotorraphed and labeled melon tree
i'm the album Of the Agricultural Coilese'
IL stands about ten feet msh' mas ials
green leaves. and would create "Oh"oT
I'm the eyes OF amy farmer.
Professor Hugard says that attempts
~ beon made for some time to secure
frst on Nis particular tree. but all
cvorts had failed until recently Amon-
men scientific the tree is known as the
nanova. and IS "a product OF the tropics
From it popsiu IS extracted, chiefly from
tbe leaves In California the tree ha-
heon fruitful in the open air In santa
p.rbara. but none has approached the
growth OF the specimens az the unlFer-
eifv of California. Professor Higard re-
.-,rds 10 ne ono Of the most peculiar and
interesting Illustrations OF what can be
done with growths from the tropics.
no show the effect OF the peptinine con-
famed I'm the melons and leaves. several
experiments have been made. Tough
heofsteak when placed within the melons
or between tho leaves. undergoes a
change that hpuli hilng JOY 10 luF
boarier Tn fact. the toughest beet
can DO made 10 rival tho tenderest In a
few hours. says Professor Hilgard
The melons arc similar I'm shape to the
ordinary elongated melon that grows on
n vine. and are pleasant eating, resem-
bling the watermelon IN taste. II belongs
10 the same family. and IT'S growth from
the flower progresses IN the same man
ner. Hereafter Professor Hilgard says
he expects 70 make the tree bear every
7sf4r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-19

CHICAGO. Aug. 1S.-Wheat fluctuations
to-day were on slightly better basis IMAM
the closing quotations or yesterday d
number of minor reasons being given M
explanation of the Improvement. kemen-
hrances Of Yesterdays Manit )ba frost talk
was the leading cause for "a irmer open
ing. later % furry in oats extended ASSIST
auce 90 wheat. and finally the export
ciearauCes being large. afforded fresh buy
Ing argument. The trade being local, now
ever slight profits We're promptly taken,
$50 that the rise as not "a great OF l'poi-
tant one. September wheat opened az
545sc.. sold between 81 1i5f.sc. and JJ.sc,
closing at 53ISn'5sc 'sp9tc. higher IMAM
yesterday. Cash wheat was nrm at re.
higher.
strength OF wheat and oats. some con-
sideIation is being given TO the compare
tive prices Of corn ana anthracite coal per
ton. and 10 Us argued that tie fuel demand
viii solve the question Of the disposition
of tho surplus corn CROP -o.-.
May corn opened at -bh use. spil pc
tween 2G. T21sc., closing NJ 2G4026'sc~
81 shade under Yesterday Cash corn was
firm and Zee. higher
Oats-Iraders in oats were treated 70 q
furry this Worr-Ig. shorts IN September,
FOR some reason. arraying themselves ON
the buying side. with quite UNANIMOUS
auncaance. The sentiment I'm cats is bull
i-h and those who have sold the gram
short would feel more comfortable If their
contracts were ovened. May oats closed
q shade higher than yesterday. Cash oats
We're steady To- isc. per bushcl higher.
Provision Professional traders In pro
visions were anoiCed an opportunity 10
make advantageous sales THIS morning
when prices. under the influence Of "a
strong hog market. opened higher. Inc
offerings We're heavier than the deinaid
could absorb. however. and very soon Il
decline was noted after which the pre-
yaNng tone was steady. January pork
closed 12lc. lower; Janw ~ lard iei.
higher. January ribs 1i2c. Ver.