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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-29

ncIsAN FRI.IGnrs.

COTTON Savannah 20 Boston. per
cwt.. 2sc. 20 New York. per cWt.. zoe, 70
Philadelphia. per bale. 81 Baltimore, ".
FOREIGN DIRECT-Bremen. 5sd5sc
fOet GcD. Liverpool. Uc: COct. 5JaIcl,
Hamburg. SIC. Genoa. Csc. Barcelona. iOr.
Manchester. 5se. Havre 5Sc Antwerp. IS.
FOREIGN NDfRECT-Iaverpooi, CO..
Manchester. Go. nominal. Hamburg. 90
Havre. 10. Genoa. Toe Reval and -.
Pefersburg. Toe. Antwerp. 90.
LUMBER by sail Freights dnlli 10
Baltimore aud eastward. $50 20 $50 per
~. Including Portland.
f.IMBER-By steam Savannah to Bai-
fimore. $50. 20 Z. r. X. or -. a ..
docks. $50. to Philadelphia ie7ac. per
ewt., a pounds 20 fooU. 90 New York,
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cnrrnN sEEn an.

New York Sept. p. -Cottonaeed oil was
Inactive and shade easier on spot.
Prime crude barrels nominai prime SUM
mer yellow. g7ia asked prompt. on summer
yellow. s6ihc. Prime winter yellow. f9e
a.: prime white. 4OQfie Prime meal. t2s
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New York. Sept 2s-The dry rsaods mar
ket conditions to-day have not undergone
any change either IN cotton or WOODEN
goods The general demand has been
quiet In both. Tone Of cotton goods mar
ket continues strong. bus no further adj
vanccs in prices reported Ia either staple
OF fancy lines Business ~ linens shows
some improvement and market drmer Tor
both pure linen ana union goods Burlaps
are scarce and tending against buyers.
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49,. These quotations are revised
-, ana are kept as near a. possible In
,.rrord with the prevailing wholesale
s Oeic,ai quotations are not used
49, ,hev disagree with the prices whole
g.,,n,r,, and Northern Produce.
t,or-t .rRY-rhe market IL steady. QUO
,.,tons. Broilers 8lUSsc. per pair; hair
.,., assas0r. three-fourths grown. $50
a.. mons. 65aT5c. roosters. 4ya5oc. ducks,
sOd7sc geese. 75cnsi.eo
rGGs- steady az 1890.
t3f-TTFR-,rhe tone OF the market r.
a., ouotations. Western creamery. isa
sp.r View York state dairy. iT'sa22i4o;
extra Elriue. 2iN25c
IlEEsE-Market arm: fancy fun
cream cheese. iaiac for p 20 22-pound
average. 2sdso-pound average. &c,
EARLY Vegetables.
IRISH PoTAToEs-North t2oo
sack.
CHARACTERISTICS per head
oNfONg-Yeilow. in barrels 800,
crates. soc. red, 81. 20.
Brradstuns. Hay aud Grain.
FLOuR-Mafket steady. patent $40.
straight 81 g: fancy. 81 co. family $50
MEAIs-Pcarl. per barrel 8 75' per sack.
81 g0. city meai. per sack. boltea 81 "a
ss water ground N2s. city grits.
sacks. s. IS. pearl grite. Hudnuts, per
barrel. 22G. per sack. fl.30; sundry
brands. 81 ZJa1 % sack.
CORN Market nrm white Job lots sc;
carload lots sc. mixed corn, Job lots,
&c. carload lots. sec
RIcE-Market steady. demand felr;
fancy head. &C.. fancy, bisc
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GRAIN. Provisions. ETC.

New York. Sept es.-Flour steadier on
spring than on winter grades. but quiet
throughout. closing rather easy. Mime
sofa patents. A.ioqAl6 Rye -four quiet.
but nrm.
Cornmeal dull.
Rye nrmer. No Western. Gle. Barley
malt dun
Wheat. spot easier; No 2 red. s2isc; op-
tlons declined pretty much all day Sell
Ing motives included bearish Argentine
| crop estimate. lower cables. persistent H.
quotation. poor speculative support ana
heaviness IN outside markets. closed weak
AZ 7sgid net decline. March closed Soc;
May. s5iao. September. soA.c, October.
sOa4c. December closed Sc fiat
Corn. spot. easier. No 2 tsifc option
market was quiet aud weaker. influenced
by the break In wheat lower cables and
less urgent short demand az Chicago;
closed weak and haAc net lower; May
closed weak an hmAc net lower. May
closed nho. September tsAc, October.
&c. December. NAc.
Oats. spot. nrm. No. :. 2h0ZSi4c. op-
espns neglected and nominal. Feed steady.
Beef quiet
Cut meats steady.
Lard steady. Western steamed. T57ia;
September closed N.52 nominal. refined
Arm: continent. SIS.
Pork Arm. -
Taliow firm. tgI4 mn.
Petroleum easy. al asGsss-
Hosin steady
Turpontine firm,
Rice firm.
butter steady; creamery, ffazzc; state
dairy i5hn2ic.
Cheese nrm: large white. nb0lihei
small white. iiAaiihsc.
Egas steady: state and Pennsylvania,
IsGaid Western. regular packing al
mark. is12ic.
Potatoes dull: Jerseys. 81 o0di.6o. New
York. 81 sou. 62A Long Island. N.0al.fSi
Jersey sweets t2.2ff21b.
Peanuts steady, fancy handplcked. ~
&c. other domestic, 2iaa4c.
Cabbage steady. Long Island. per 100,
81 5Oa2.25.
Cotton by steam to Liverpool t5c SPOT
Coffee: spot Rio. easy. No. invoice,
sac. mild barley steady; Cordova. shD
lgc. Futures openod and closed steady
~ unchanged prices 10 10 points decline
In sympathy with unsatisfactory Euro
pean and Brazilian cables. and ruled
quiet with trading local and situation
featurelesa The week feeling was in
creased by continued large receipts az Rio
and Santos. small warehouse deliveries
In this country aud slack spot demand.
Total sales 5000 bags, including septem-
her TOO: October. 1855; November. SOS
dss0
sugar. raw. ARM fair refining. &c; CEN
trifugal. s5-test &C.. molasses sugar &c; re-
lined nrm.
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s. % per N. s675 TO dock. nghtered to
Hoston 70 dock. s. o.
NAVAL sTOREs-The market r. nrm.
medium size vessels H0sin-Cork for
orders B. - per barrel Of 80 pounds. aud
per cent. primage Spirits. - ~ per
" gallons gross and per cent primags
Large vessels. rosin. s.. spirits - 80.
steam. lie per 100 pounds on rosin 2iisc
on spirits. Savannah to Boston. ana 9hsc
on rosin and isc on spirits 10 New York.
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cHIcAGO .IAnkETs.

Chicago. Sept 2s.-An estimate Of a
heavy exportable surplus for the Argen-
tine was largely responsible for weak
wheat market today October closing ~
aissc lower Corn closed &c down and
oats a shade higher Provisions closed
but little changed
The leading futures ranged 80 follows:
Opening Highest Lowest. Closing.
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banks are buying AZ S-is discount and SELL
ing as follows 81 and under Toe pre-
mium, So 20 so. L. premium, 50 20 yio0
2ec premium. 500 to 500. 25c premium:
go 70 1900 par Sl.ooo aud over. i-l6 dis
count
SEcURiTiEs-There ia bat uttle doing
now-money ruling close. Quotations con-
tinue rather nominal
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THE RIcE MARKET.
Supplies wanted Now mostly for
Home Use.

Present inquiry for rice Is altogether Tor
home use. and the outlook for export I'M
promising. Il had been anticipated that
there would he q prompt renewal 81 the
Porto Rican demand (say 5000 TO sa0f
pockets per month";. but with dlsofdered
condition OF finances in the island. credits
are shaken and the situation among the
common people deplorable. As a result
the cheapest brcadstuns are being largely
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charleston sept g .-Turpcntinc market
arp, asiLc asked Rosin steady. I'M
changed.
wilmington. Sept % Spirits turpen'ine
arm ssisGuc. receipts s.. Rosin steady.
ID ,Eeii p. receints i2i. Crude turpentin".
arm. 81 l0a2 10. receipts. 81. Tar firm,
81 a.. receipts. 1911.
New orleans. Sept q -Recelpts' Rosin'
"a barrels. exports. none.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE - Market "
weak Commercial demand. 49, -iA
~ Avs 4gL: ninety days. i7sis.
$3.50 Paris and Hayre. sixty days.
/. - swiss. sixty days 525h. marks.
800 DAYS % 1916. ninety days. g 1-lsc'
nOAfFsTfc EXCHANGE STEADY
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FINANCIAL.

NoSEy-rhc demand keeps fairly M
with the supply.
pA<K CLEARINGs-The bank clear
~. durirr the past week were s. si6 sa@sl
ag.inst g. Ssi SO . FOR the corresponding
nerlod last year and g. i65.h for the
corresponding period Of 1898.
Tns
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Al depart om System sation
THROUGH SERVICE
TRAINS DAILY. EMPRESS Vesu-
Room
YORK a
Sleeping Cars
Carsm umoals
STATES vesit~led
trail
New York al m
and"
onpiet nfnrmal
Tickle Agent
c T. Teephoues-BeuL $50;
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Ne" York office. No. 81 Broadway.
oinces in principal cities throughout the
south. Write for our Market Manual and
oook containing Instructions for traders.
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oATs-No. mixed carload 1aE: job
lots. Sac. white clipped. So. Job. &c cars.
BitAN-Joh lots. e3c. carload lots. one
HAf-Market steady. No l. simothyl.
s'c job: % cars. No ?. a. job. IS cars
BRcon, Hams aud Lard.
RACoN-Market firm. u. s G.. r. sides.
gtti4c. y. 5. bellies ea,0i0c usasicrnl ac-
'ordiua 10 average size. - 3 bellies. eAsd
9Ac (Wcstcrnl. smoked G.. Il. sides, g4.a
gihc.
HAMS-Sugar cured. leNGi3ikc
LARD-Pure. IN tierrcs Hadst,c. IN So
pound tins and s-pound tubs. Adac.
compound. IN tierces. 6a.c. 50-pound tins.
and SO-pound tubs. t.
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stock of cotton al al ports sept. 2s. 1870
ard on the same day OF the week last
year.
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sales sos barrels.

Spirits Tlrpen,ine-F az 49d4eikc
.aIna 81 .nnL.
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lconlInued on seventh ~
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CO. Southern Railway.

and Depart Savannah 80 Hour slower
Time.
Schedules "a Enscts a uday 10
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spring than on winter Frades but quiet
throughout closing rather easy. Mime.
sofa patents. A.lOaLl6 Rye -four quiet
nul firm
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MURPHY & CO.. INC


BOARD OF Trade Building. savannah.
- iiNale leased wires direct 90 New York
chicago and New Orleans
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RALPH ROSTER DoIsTER.


Last hIsHt I'M oiu f'lSH9" '"''c"H ~
Ralph Rooster DolS'er' was pre9p'iteu d.
the opera house to It lalS" ana enthusiasts
nc auhlellte ny lH' Sluu'h'N VI 'h' III
NerSlty Inc uild'rldhlhS was " ia S' o'''
III many RESPECTS IL Is IN" HiHl t'lh' any
alteinpl mas heeh mace D! ll' hl"iI'oc'S
OF IN" University /" pfouu'e any pay VII
AN t'dpOfoate Sc"lr' the comedy ltS"h -
OF such Il character thdl Il plolers'uhdi
company would consider II dlttlcult TASK
TO produce ~ 1t was round necessary ~
incur ht"NN expenses, put tile huilius Oh
people turned out i'll soodIN numbers III
support OF me students ana Judging from
the frequent applause ihey were ny 20
means disappointed IN th"lr expectations
10 Nrr %ood performance.
Ihe play was staged IN the OLD Eliza
bctnan style ana was carried out III every
respect as it would have been at the time
II was written about l1lu There was nc
scenery Ola the stage. It background being
formed OF large porti"rs ON which an am
nounocm"nt was pinned before each act
On IN" sides OF IN" platform We're seated
some - Elizabethan gal!ants who had
gathered to see the performance and who
l"St"d and furnished amusement gen
orally between th. four acts making the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-05-10
WEATHER TOO COOL.
No Marked Changes in Crop Conditions
During the Week

p..,o,, ,,.,.o .r,, weakly. ,ron ramon,
"uy - - ,t.. ,i,rn,t.
VI ~ ~" - .,,,,. -,
",,i up '-'
nj, ,.,,,b., i. .,, cool vet IN pro-
- -. -, 80, -
= mo- Nv. 80 t s,..,., 800,
' W ~i'+,'' n,,e ,,'t l.,,..s tb,is ~
;,' ,n' ,a,,isoo,.i t.r ,oors Of - stmmar
''t Wv " -, - .,",',
~ 49, t ,''' g, 20 - ,,a.I .hacLa,
t, 49,, w., ,,.tar,, ,.,r,in, ~ ,b..
Ia ~ WI - ~ ~, ,,,'., l,on,,,,,o
SeOL'oi' I"'He dl''9 10 ~,
l,'." ~ ~" -, ,,,.+L j., ,.,,,..,a,i,r
,,t ,..,.,. 1i+,l, t,rot,, 40.
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hard Duluth, 777sc T. o. b. anoat Options
opened steady and were sustained during
the forenoon by steady cables. fears Of
bullish government report and moder-
ate covering Weakness developed suisse
quently however on large deliveries OF
contract wheat and smash in the MAY
options closed easy at lsq7sc net decline,
later on May. May. 7l9sa7H4c. closed 7l3,:
July, = l3-l@d73 l-lGc. closed 727sc; Sept"
tOKN-Recepts 2c55f5 bushels; exports
1861 bushels; sales, $4,000 bushels flu
lures and 2lG,cm bushels export. Spot
weak: No. ?. itiac E. o. b. aioat and 1870
elevator. Options opened steady with
whoa, but afterwards turned heavy. cs-
pecially ON May owing TO free deliveries
at '4qa.c net decline. May, 70 $-lGd 49,,
closed t3sc; July, HsnAasc, closed iiisc,
Sept, t4SsnA5sc closed uasc.
OATS, Receipts 1880 bushels; exports.
i330 bushels; sales. 5000 bushels spot.
Spot dulii no. .Gs.c' ~. = III; No. 2
@2r. OPTIONS SLOW and entirely nominal
HAY Steady. Shipping, 6jM75c; good to
choice Syd90c.
liIDi1s- Galveston. 20 to .25
pounds lalzc; Califor'h, q TO % pounds.
2i,gc; Texa; Dry, "A to 20 pounds i2c, ,.
ee W4oa asssa reras vas ia,s Su' Domestic
LARD-Firm. Western steamed. ~ ?.
Refined quict ,a @on,inen' $40 ; A. 500;
'0F% 9RK @w q s15sIs ~. Family n.aq.e
short. clear. .1s7;Ml5oO: moss. ;l2.ieuiS. %.
BrTTER-Markot was firm Western
creamery. lea 20c: western factory. ia
ljc, imitation creamery, lMl7C; state
dairy l5d19c. state creamery, lGd 20.
CTiEcSE- irregular. Fancy largo white
lGiac. fancy large coiored. l0i sdl0i4C: fancy
small white 9t.m9l p; fancy small colorrd,
q 2Uaa.c.
/ EGGs-Steady. state and Pennsylvania
| a mark. l3i2M1ic; southern. At mark l1q
nl3c: storage western. at mark l%i2 l%',c
renL:ar packing at mark, lg4G ~ e.
I POTATOES Quiet. New York. sl2od
l.G2's Florida, s3cnns.6; Jersey Sweets,
s25sqS2o
-TALLOW-Easy. city. rsc; country q.
M5isc.
PETROLEUM Weak Refined Sew
York $500: Philadelphia and Baltimore
sSSj. do in bulk. s5.1i.
/ COPPER Easy. Brokers. sl7o'; cN-
change. slGSia
: C0FFEE-S Spot Rio irregular, 40. : n
voice. 75sc. Mild quiet. Cordova. 9.u lTa
Sal points decline under local and for.
egn selling. Closed steady with prices
10 10 points net lower. Sales. 23,iNo bags
including May at So 4bd6J1; June. Sc. -
July So: August. $50; Sept @.7Nd61''
oct. s6.75: Nov. 81 81 Dec, SoodG.o5; Jan
sT1i; March. $3.50
SUGAR--Raw steady. Fair. refining
3 l5-lsc; Centrifugal Af test. 7-i6c; mo
No. 6, Ns5; No. I. saGn. No. 8. a55 No
o $3.50. No 10 t4.45. No, II. ~: No. y
$50 No. lS. A35; No. "A, i4.35; STANDARD
a. N.a5 confectioners a. t.a5. mould
$50 cut loaf. 500. crushed S65; pow
dercd, s.. -; granulated. Sl5, cubes, 81 ~
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East Andover. N. II, Feb. ., 1855.

Dr. : \ Tuttie Dear Sir:--I have been
all my life At times troubled with severe
attacks of nervous sick headache. have
used many kinds OF liniments and lotions
recommended for ii. without receiving any
relief Almost hy accident q may saY) I
tried your Elixir 10y freely bathing my
temples forehead. top OF head and back
Of the neck with the Elixir, and WAS re-
lieved at once. ! can I'm fullest confidence
recommend il as Nory valuable medicine.
and should be in every house, ready AZ
hand in case OF need.
Very truly, II. w. kII.RiRN.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-05-10
COM NJ ERCIAL.
Now York Produce Market.

New York, May ..
7739 barrels: sales, II 3Oo packages, There
was a better inquiry for winter straghts
and spring patents at old prices, With
mills holding hrm. Choice bak-
Minnesota patents. sa65d3,s5 Minnesota
bakers. sa.70d295: winter patents, $3.50
tras. S2aIa2,90; winter low grades, &2Ou
40
RYE FLOUR-The market was stead,
Fair to good S9,a"d3l5, choice to fancy
81. Oh3O.
WHEAT Receipts, 21S 81 bushels; sales
ll0,O0 bushels fuiutes and 2n,Wp bushels
export. Spot easy: No. 2 red. IH7sc f. o.
b. anoat, No red, Tssc elevator No.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-05-10
FOR YOUR SCRAP-BOOK.
Recipes From Many Sources and OF Ac-
knowledged Worth.
1I.r TI-J, rIIICL.

Cook half a dozen chickens in small
uuan,itN Of water until the meat will
raeily separate from the bones; season
well with salt and pepper, and just as
soon as cold enough 10 handle remove
Me skin and all the bones and place the
meat in d deep mold. TO the water in
p hch the chickens were boiled add three
tourths OF a cupful Of Selatiue dissolved
II a little warm water and little lemon
uiCe and boil down to less than a quart
pour this gelatine mixture over the chick
III in the mold and set away 10 cool. This
IAN he cut with a sharp knife in,o nice
Vices and is an excellent luncheon dish
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-05-10
ASTONISHING TO VERMONTEKS.
Nrom the Bennington Bannerl

The spectacle Of Senator Ross of this
State voting with PettiGrew, Teller, Jones
of Arkansas. ct al. on the Boer resoiu-
tons is astonishing to NermOnterS, when
it is remembered that those resolutions
We're introduced to put the adminiStra-
tion IN hole" so to speak Senator
lIoar also voted with the "Tories," 1t
might he legitimate TO ask If these New
England sena tors really represent their
constituents? The resolutions were lost
by decisive vote.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-05-10
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
The leading futures closed as follows:

Chicago. MAY q
The leading futures closed as follows:
WHEAT-May. So &C: July. 67l2c
CORN-May. Sa4c; July, Ssa.nSS'4c; Sept.
oA1ss-May. s4,c; June. s9@sc; July, 92a..
MESS PORk--May, slL,0; July, <ll6o.
EARD-May. 1882; July. $751;; Sept,
SHORT RIBs-May. ss55; July. ss.@e's.
Sept. $3.50.
FLOCR-Market dull and unchanged.
Winter patents sS.6)Q3.7o. clears. 5000
~. spring specials, 81. SVq3N; spring pa
tents, sS1cu3.+j; straights, S2.5Fd3.o; bak-
ers 81 OHa2 *
Ne. 8 spring. 62qs5c: 30 > red 10.
CORN-No. = 39o3s'.c. No. yellow, S9'4
" @ :. @a.uz4c; 40. white, ~ .
a27c: No. white, ~, d-6l.c.
RYF.-No. ;, l3i2c.
sARLEY-Good feeding. 36t.057c
MALTING-Fair 10 choice. io'@dE.
FLAXsEED- No. /. $50, so 1 North
T1MoIHY sEED--Prime, 81. s5n2s7'..
MESS PORK sll.5 ed ll.5j.
LARD-S. S2i aQbS
SHORT RIBS Sides, IS. 4ST67o
SHOULDERS. dry, sailed (boxed -St,6si :
SifD5Es-short. clear ,7.ma7lo
WHISkEY -DistillerS' finished goods,
-sUGARs-Cut loaf, $50, sranulated.
t54i
on the produce exchange to-day butter
was steady: creameries. lidl9i2c. diaries,
l3al6'ac, Esss steady fresh, lo'.nll'gc.
Cheese dull: creams, Sdr'ec.
UTICA CHEESE MARKET.
Utica y. Y, May The following sales
of cheese were made on The Utica dairy
board Of trade to-day
Cheese Sales Of On boxes large white "t
loo; lots Of 2o4 boxes do. a lol.c 3 OTIS
iur IA, lD' .
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-05-10
VERM0NTERS IN WASHINGTON,
!. f, Harrs's Letter in Bradford Opn
ion.

a. H. t1drrlS' . Letter IN bradford Opln-
ion
The Vermont contingent Of congress
siondl officials outs side the decoration is
constantly increasing IN ,udnti.y and
quality. The colony has been reinforced
by Mai. Bond of Brattlchoro, who mas a
position as Senate doorkocpcr by tho
grace of senator Proctor. Mai. Bond, who
has wide acquaintance IN Vermont
through his Conucct ton with the Naiiona'
Guard, has already made many friends
here. The dean Of the faculty by his gen
iality and cumradcship il not for length
OF service may hc Mai Jim Scully Of Yer
mont at large and Burlington i'm particu-
lar Mai. Jim always has a slap ON tho
back and cordial haudShakc for a Ncr-
monter and beyond that he is invaluable
as being The only man hcrc who know
all about the past, present and future Of
Vermont politics. \ man with this mighty
fund of information and "A willingness Ia
impair il on demand is AN invaluable adj
lunCt to the cNilCS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-05-10
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET

REEVES Receipts. 24sS; 4 cars on 50 ..
Deman strong. steers and cows ln1tc
higher bulls firm Ill sold. Steers. 15d
565: oxen, si0o; bulls t33ndi65, cows,
50 i0Q4. d. Cables steady. Shipments f5c
quarters Of beef; tomorrow. SIX cattle
and % sheep.
CALVES Receipts. 30 Active trade;
prices firm; all sold. Common to 9rims
Veals s4,5oQ7; 90. tops, N.loa72 little
SHEEP AND I.AMfS--Receipts 5545. -
cars OF sale. sheep steady; lambs active
and l5a25c higher spring lambs lower. all
sold Woole1 sheep nominal, clipped Dc.
81 $685.: clipped bucks s3O"n 20: wooded
lambs. SO; clipped do. s. - 2d7 l2ia: cu'! :
So So s sythd ,.pI 5dTls "mos' $4,000 800
housekeeping, SIP; one car ON sale
Market steady. State and Pennsylvania
hogs. IS jNn5.S,. Ohio pigs. s5.25.
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tones & Isham.

Hay. 81 to 81 per ton; bslod SIS to 81;
oats, IS 10 ~ cents Il hushel. seod oats,
- cents bushcl; beans. $50
bushel; spring rye. nc a hushel; buck
wheat 7jc bushel; corn 81 10 SOC bush
81. middinGs. s2l a ton bran, sa 10 $50
per- ton. corn meal S2l ton; 80 I
nrovender. 81 ton: 40 provender,
81 a ton; b4led shaNinGS, - cents a
bale Ia led rye straw. Sl2 a ton.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-05-10
PLAIN CUCUMBER SALAD.

Teol and slice the Cucumbers, mix well
with salt and let them stand for twenty
minutes puur off the water that will he
found in the dish and add dressing
made Of equal parts Of oil and vinegar
with mustard and pepper as seasoning.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-05-10

Gov. Mount of Indiana, as head of the
Nancy Hanks Memorial Association, has
purchased the old Lincoln farm near
Evansville, Ind, ON which is the grave OF
Nancy Hanks, mother Of Abraham Lin
coin. \ monument viii be erected there
and a l6-o'o'e farm converted into u n.y.
lie park
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-05-10
FRIED EGG PLANT.

Peel and parboil for five minutes, cut
slices crossWise season with salt and pep
per roll the slices III beaten egg, then IN
line hreadcrumhs. and fry a light brown
IN ho, ard, Egg plant may also be fried
In batter, if that is preferred.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-05-10
VERMONT PENSIONERS.

Washington, May 9.-Pensions for Ver-
monters' Renewal and increase, Otis f..
BuXton, Westminster West, 81; increase.
Charles NJ. Avery. Corinth, 81: Harry IL.
Small Bristol, 81; REISSUE, Edward T..
Nash Castleton, 49,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-05-10
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Dolan Brothers.

Dairy butter, y cents a pound; cream
ery butter. N cents; plain cheese. ~ IN -
cents mound; sage cheese u cents eggs.
Is cents a dozen. Fancy oneesc, -
cents 10 $l.0o each, according 10 ,tz",
Roauefort cheese, N cents a pound, Eng
fish dairy, 10 cents: Edam, 80 cents TO 500
each; NeufChatel. cents package;
Cheddar cheese, 35 cents a pound, Amer
can club house cheese, 20 aud q cents per
iag: McLarcnS Imperial cheese, G and ~
cents per lar. S~itZer cheese, 50 cents a
pound Philadelphia cream cheese, - cents
each MIX = cents a quart, pure Jersey
cream a. cents quart,
,rI ORR SUGAR AND VEGETABLES
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-05-10
SIMMER SOIP.

BOIL eight ppt1tocs soft and mix in two
pieces of butter each the size Of an egg;
boil one quart of milk aud pour nnliu"
hot over the potatoes. strain and bout
half an hour; season and serve