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The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-09
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Hosics u hseshg styss that 10 psssusses o(
~ seseaes and ordiaaees of noots Vista 10
slsctiasa h.ld In sh- town u Aaatr Vista. In the
county ~ Rio 6rsnds aud Stat. II Colorado, at
the D-rt,-hi buildinx. Flint Avenue, on tile
hr-t Tuesday in April n-St. being Tuesday
April :, 4. ID. iyo,. si which tine ther- will IL,
-i~st.d for the term of one year, QUO Mayor,
sud st u,- -am~ tim. and plac. there will IL,
-ieet.>i thr-r Trustee. for the term of two
}-sr.. Tie I"ilins place will h- ",-.n froa the
hour ~ -.-,-n a. nj. to til. bouf "t seven -. m.
81 .sii day.
TIL" Judges 81 election will meet at tn. pail,
ins place on Tuesday, the 18th ,iay 81 March
4. u. ioi, for the purp.-- Il revising c.,rr,,ci
ihe and completing the annual r-si-tr, li.t al
,.t-t- IN -aid town of Mont- Vista.
Wi,n-.. my hand aud the seal .,i aid ,.~n oi
M"ni. Vita, Colorado this, the lth day oi
March. 4. u. iisi.
t.r,Ll J. Hr>H, pnAIrHII
Touu H.-.pt.r
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-09

The stomach controls the situation
These who are hearty ana strong are
thoss who can eat and d9-~t plenty OF
food. kodol Dyspepsia Cure dive.ts
what YOU eat and alloSS you To eat all
the good food you want. II YOU suffer
from indigestion. heartburn b-lching or
any other s,omsch trouble. this preparn.
ton can't help but d, you good. II 9
most sentative stomschs can take It.
Rios Drug St0es.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-09
Ordinance Concerning Slings and Bean
Shooters.-N 81.

Be 1t ordained b, the Board Of Trustees uf
the Town Of Monte Vista, Colorado. that IL
-hall hc unlawful for any person or persons
within the corporate limits Of the town
Of Mont. Vista, Colorado, To throw or
cast any rock. ston. or any other hard sub
stance from what is commonly known a. u
sling, b-an-sho-,t-r or other instrument or con.
trivanc- mxde or u-.d for throwing any hard
substance.
Any person or persons violating til. PROV -ion-
OF this ordinance. or any part thereof, -hall
be fined In not les than Two Dollar nor mor-
than Ten Dollar or impri-oncd in the town
Jail not less than five day. nor more than ten
dAy- OF t-,tli -ueh anc aud imprisonment a,
tbs discretion Of the Court.
All ordinances and part Of ordinances In
conflict with tins ordinance at, h-r-b, ~
pesled.
Passed and approved this 9Th day of March. T.
u. lNDi
Attest; Gro. y. BOUTWELL,.
J. HE>E, pE,HrkEn. Mayor
Town Recorder
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-09
Gold Cure for Busy People.

Many tsopl- neglect n cold bccnu-..
they say they have no time To ut.
tend to it. krausc'r Cold Cure is n
remedy which can In taken without
danger while performing your daily
duties. anil will relieve III. moa, nggra.
vatsd cas-~ in - hours. Pr,c. yr.
Sold by ]. ". I,,c~.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-09
Headache Oauses.

Headache 10 usually Caused by living
in poorly ventilated rooms, ovsnndui
sence Ia food or drink, insufficient exsr
cla~, mental strain. excitement or mala
ria. krsus-s Headache Capsules quick
iy ourss the most severe ca.ss. and leaves
The hssd clear aud COOL. Price DC
6oSd By ]. ". Raoe.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-09

4 good farmer can rent $50
acres, summer plowed; also have
for sale l-5 year old 1850 horse
harness, binder aud disc harrow.
A. NJ. lsBrLI.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-09

Headache often result, from a DIS
ordered condition Of the stomach and
constipation OF the bowels. 4 dose or
tao of Chamberiain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets will correct these d,s-
orders and cure the henlache. Sold by
Rice's Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-09

Like Oliver Twist, children ask for
more when given One Minut. Cough
Cure. Mothers sndor~e it highly for
Group. |, quickly cures all coughs and
colds and every throat and lung trouble,
Il - n specific for asthma and has long
be~a we'll known remedy for ~hoop.
ing cough. Racs Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-09
l'ardDaablS.

Gen,l.man-Se See here. I'm not going
to pay any such rates a. you charge.
DO you think I'm fool?
Cabman tapologetically)-What else
could l think, sir. when you took q
cab instead Of a street sar2-N. Y
Weekly.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-09
EaD0stsoOs.

Husband-it 10 . great pity that
women are not eligible ss income tax
collectors.
Wife-why'
Hu>band-So many o! them are ad
mirably qualified. Harlem Life.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-09

AsesAss Dssa1sosas Dsekso.
Tommy-My sister Ethel has iots Of
trouble with her teeth.
Mr.. wapplngson-Do-ss she:
Tommy-Yes: she dropped EN- on
the floor last week and broke EN-
Sommervill~ Journal.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-09
TIE Pickle vaSs,

Cob~igger-fioweil says the women
read books while the men read the
papers.
Merritt-Ths, sccouuts for the fact
that the popular nosel changes -
often as the fsshions.-JudRs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-09
Asis risssesesiss.

Grocer-weli, little one. what can ]
do for you?
Jenny-Please. sir. mamma says will
you change . dollar for her aud she'll
give you the dollar to-morro~.-N. Y.
World
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-09
Ths IalsasihlA

He is awfully nice" she soebed.
but can't can't"
Cant what"' querie. her mother
Give up my name OF willoughby
for his of Snobkins." WAS tho fearful
answer.-Tit-Bits
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-09
EsrSpstssA,

Il know !, l. said" a,esrsd Unrl-
Allen Sparks. that every family has
= black sheep. bu, sometimes Il Isn't
/" black sheep n' ail-i,s nm old goat"
Chicago Tribune.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-09
AaRl l.aekA.

Tommy" said his gentle. faced
grandmother. You're n regular mite
4lution. How can you eat ~ much 2"
Don't know, granny. S'pos- he just
good luck."-Iii.i Hits.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-09
Tee rlkAelvs,

willie-Just one more question. "a
Our Sunday school teacher says I'm
made OF dust. Am II
Pa guess not. II you were
you'd dry up oses II awhile. .-Phiia.
dslphia Preas.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-09
Two Of q kinA,

They say the barber looks like me-"
Said Mr.. Sewli~edded
The only likeness can see
Is that we're both baldhsaded."
philadelphia Press
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-09

Teacher-Iou will have 10 bring me
an excuse for your absence yesterday
from your father
Wil!ie-Aw. he Amt no good on cX-
cuscs; ma catches him every time
Washington Star.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-09
The ri.s Tkss fs,,,s.

"Arabeila doesn't look n, all happy"
NO. she married man younger than
herself under the impression that he
would he more manageable than an
older one."-Chicago Record.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-09
G,,,.s Awe, . s.rv,,.

You'd better eat it slow" said John.
ny TO the clcr1, man. who was dining
with the family. Mamma never vi,es
more'n one piece % pie" - Chicago
Tribune
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-09
ApsvspstssSt, SansA.

Jones-wh, do you call Ar. and Mr..
Wouid. lie. Swell "thr breesesy'
Jnggs-You know what breeses do
don't yorktown Topics.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-09

Their promptness and pleasant effects
make DcWitts Little Early Risers most
popular little pills wherever they Hre
known. They are simply perfect for
liver and bowel troubles. Rice Drug
Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-09

deliver vegetables from Foot Hill
gardens Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Il. f.. NEWTON.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-09
Liable to seisars.

This" said the freight handler. .'is
. box of feathers."
"What kind Of teathers?" inquired
the agent.
Tail feathers OF roosters. Shipped
from New York millinery concern out
here"
well. just put down one box Of
Manhattan eocktails."-Chicaso Daily
News.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-09
For Shattered Nerves

\ remedy that will soo,he. build up
The wasted tissues and enrich the blood
is indispensable. L,chty's Celery Nerve
Compound Inns been wonderfully sue
cesssul in cases Of nervousness, as thous
snds Of grateful people ~ill testify
Sold by |. ". Rice.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-09
Undertaker and
Licensed EmbaImer.

White and black hear.ss furnished free.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-09
. O..

numnrrs- hear you ere stuck %
that latest sonr Of miner
summer. Well. I bought . copy Of
u. ys. iUrirf. sintssm,p.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-09
Large Fine Team

OF horses for sale.
A. NJ. IsBrLL.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-03-09
winning q Reputation,

He wouldn't run In debt.
And SO the people said II
Was for the reason that
No man would give him credit
Chicago oTimes-Heralc.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-20
BRUNSWIcK's- WATER SUPPLY.
A Reserve Supply Kept on Hand in Case
Of Fire.

Dnlng the last few nights the lack
nt'pressure from the ouy water pipes
has inconvsDi need the nlecanical dee
m=nt of The Tlmss Call add made
4 ali Gle lac ia getting out. Y,ster-
day q representative Of tue paper call
cd on NJ ir Green 1t the Brunswick
Light and Water Company's office ana
enqulred the cause Of this lack Of
pre-, sure.
Major Green expla,ns that the water
supply is ell right and that the lack Of
pressure 10 wholly due TO the large
number of spiRots that are left running
duriUg this freezing weather. HE
say il people would only drain the
pipes aud cut the water off from the
street mains. as they ell can do, there
would be NO trouble and q great deal
Of water woald be saved. Besides,
there isl rule made to this Ell, ct by
the Light & Water company but 1t il
not rigediy enforced. Patrons OF the
company however would nnd It much
the best plan to empty the pipes ant
tarn thcir water off, for then the pipeI
cannot freeze up.
When asked regarding the supply Of
water in case Of nre Major Green a..
sursd the Times Call man that 1t il
eli right. He has reserve supply tC
draw on 10 case Of fire, but cannot i'm
crease the pressure at night, when thu
watsris left running all over town
without jeop.rdizipg that supply, ans
that he very properly lays he will mo-
do to accom- odats the few who neet
pressure at night. He 10 positive In hi
statement that the water is all righ
In case of fire.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-20

MEN TI0N

W. %IU lVAt
ITEMS or INTEREST CONCERNING
BRUNSWIcKIANS AND THEIR FRIENDS
FROM LOCAL AND OTHER SOURCES.
Mr.. r Bunkley spent yesterday In
Savannah.
Hon. d. p. Rose of Camden county
is registered at the Oglethorps.
Judge J. d. Sparks spent yesterday
at Bailey on professional busi ness.
8. H. Wensk, Fl. A. Van Tasseli ana
J. A. strawson OF New York, are reggie
tered at the Oglsthorps.
Miss Mayhem, of SEWAGE, Tenn. 10
visiting Rev. and Mrs. J. J.P. Perry,
at their home on Union and Monk
streets.
Clerk duBignoD, OF the Superior
court requests the Times-CAll to state
that all jurors can call on him today i5f
their script.
Miss Vivian Norris, who has beer
visiting In New York and Baltimore
for several wsekes is expected home in
few days.
Col. and Mrs. w. G. Brsntley res
turned to the CITY Wednesday night.
They will spend Christmas Day at
Blaokshear and return here = day or
two after to remain until Dol. Brantiey
goes to Washington for the convens
log of congress on Ian. 8 Mrs. Brani.
ley will accompany him to Washinsten
to remain with him during the session.
Mr.. G. G. Percy, the we'll known rep
sentative Of the Hodges Fiber Carpet
Co, N. Y. City. WAS 10 town showing
the product of that firm. Mr.. Percy ip
speaking OF bis line, said the furnisb-
ing of home, especially in the south.
Is question Of great importance. For
many ears there has been q demand
for thoroughly sanitary floor covering
Viii CHI could be easily swept, and hav-
ing no nap to collect germs OF disease
or dust. This led as TO perfect and
place upon the market, our famous
fiber carpet, floor covering possessing
both durability and richness in design.
1t ia soft, pliabie, Odofless mating,
which will not break or spl!ateT, and
's exempt from ipjdry by ms ,o.s
Hes4rs. Fl. III Miller Il Son. the sntsss
prising furniture aud carpet me rob auts.
will be sole agents for ttese beautiful
carpets, and will have tina patterns on
exhibit early in January.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-10-24
WESTFO RID.

The congregational church mas votyd
to give Rev, Mr., Christie Of Ameshury,
Mass, a call to the paStorate.--rhc Union
Cheese CO., declared a dividend Of 81 cents
per hundred for AUGUST milk.-Mr and
Mrs. II. :. Stone went to Dover, ~ H.,
Wednesday to visit Mrs. stones sistcI.
They expect to spend few days in i}os-
ton before returning.-Mr, and Mrs. VIII
liam McLane have been spending several
days in Morr1stown and Cambri ige.-MrS
tlarissa A, Corey left Monday for "a sew
eral weeks visit with Mr., and Mrs George
y. Allen in Norwich, COnn-Miss lIelcn
Tracy of Darlington is the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs L. l.. lcish.-Mrs. Frances Ma
coIrber of Burlington is visiting her
daughter, Mrs George !, Rice.-Mr. and
Mrs. iiarlnWo Hicks NOV, | to the farm
owned by the l. Y. story ehato in Ess, X,
Wodne sday.- Maurice Irish is at home
from 8urlrGton on account of the closing
of The city schouls.-Thc Knights of Pyth-
las of this place visited the lodge i'm EsS'N
Junction Wednesday eNening.-ticorgc j.
hobart has purchased the farm owned by
Mr. Thorpe of Indcrhill which Is now OC-
CUIiod by David Lawrence.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-10-24
STARKSBORO.

Mr. Walter Mason and children of Dan
by are visiting In town.-rhe c. c. c. meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. jerome
Cutter.--The slcrtsmen about town are be-
ginning to tell deer stores.-Mrs> Walter
Baldwin is i'll with theria.-Sidney Say
les Of Springfield. Mass. is here on vaca-
tiou.-Mrs Arthur Clifford and son Of
Bristol are visiting her father, Wallace
Iill--Cobuln Pierce and family were IN
town Sunday Mitchell Johns has moved
his household goods from his house in the
village 10 Mortified, where he IS working
at the carpenter trade-D. G. Barber OF
Burlington and S. F. Cutler OF Richmond
have been visiting friends during the past
week.-Thc wedding of .iss Mabel Hill
and Frank T. Eddy Of Sheburne was cele
DRAFTED al 7:Sn o'clock Wednesday evening
AT the residence Of the brides sister. Mrs.
II. +. Hanson. The guests we're limited to
relatives and a few friends The cere-
mony was performed by rev Mr.. Dayton
If Shelburne in the par!or under an arCn
of evergreen. The bride WAS attended b.
Miss Carrie Hill while Mr. Palmer acted
as hest man.
Rev. J. 7. Hill preached at Jerusalem.
school house Sunday. October Goth. lie
will pr each at the school house on Brown
hin Sunday. October 27th.--It Is expected
that Mr.. Thurston OF Huntington will
hold meetings here at the school house Ia
the near future.-James Moody was taken
sick last week Saturday evening while at
meeting at Lincoln and was obliged to
leave the house. He is better now.-rho
creamery is not being completed very fast.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-10-24
CHlTTENDEN COUNTY
ESSEh JUNCTION.

The marriage of Gertrude. daughter Of
Mr. ana Mrs. Charles Nichols Of Essex
to Leslie Jordan took place Thurs iav
'rhe marriage Of Leroy Anthony to
Mrs, Eunicc Whalcu took place ut the
home of tho brides parents, Mr., ami Mrs
NJ. l.. Flood. Monday evening rho core-
mcny WAS performed by Rev. j. 5. Goo i
all
pr. j. e. 'raggaIt has closed his dental
office in this village and about the nrst
Of November will resume practice in Bur
lngton.
Miss Eliza Read and Miss Elizabeth
Sawyer have returned from II weeks visit
in North Winston. whore they have been
the guests of Mrs. Dora Chapman,
Roy Lyon has finished working in G. Il.
Crows blacksmith shop and will move
with his family To Underhil Saturday.
Mrs. j. T.. Curti and little son, who have
been spending several weeks With hcv bar
,rts. Mr.. ana Mrs. j. T.. Hunt, returned
TO Papillion, Mob, Tuesday right. Th "
were accompanied by Mrs. Hunt, who will
visit there
Nh and Mrs. r. NJ. Wedgwood are visit
!nE in Randolph,
Mrs Evan Thomas has returned from
West Fairlec.
r. p, Sawyer fell from his bicycle Tues
day and sprained one of his hands quite
badly,
Mrs. Alexander Martin of ottawa has
been the guest Of Mr., and Mrs y. D.
Stanley this week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-10-24

hope Of saving the building was abandoned.
The burned building was situated about
fifty feet from the mill proper, being built
apart i'm case OF such an occurrence as
that of last evening. The origin of the II G
was probably from the steamer" which
IL used to steam the hoops. The building
and contents will be a total loss and are
II surcd for 5000 in IIiCkok's agency of
Burlington.
About 100 neighbors and friends of Sid
ncy Snyder gathered at his home on East
Center street Saturday evening the o1cd-
sion being the nth anniversary of Mr.
SnNder's birth. Dancing and games wee
INDUCED in up to midnight. when refresh.
ments were served.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gaunt died Monday af-
trrnoon at the Mary Fletcher hospital,
where she was taken about a month ago
for an operation. She was G1 years of ago
and is survived by a husband and dau1h-
ter. Miss Ada Gaunt She WIS n native uf
bradford, forkshire, England. having
lived In this country about seven years
Thc funeral services wore held from
Trinity Mission Wednesday afternoon at
. 30 o'clock lntarment at Lake View
cemetery.
The advertised letters in the nost Of
fee for the week ending October 18th are
as follows: Mrs. J. n. Booth Mrs. G. gu
fcrd, Fred Dcsablon. Miss Flora Hamel
Miss Alice Hart, Miss Edsirge Jcson. Ed
WdTu Lang LOUIS Japan, l'hTClll Nu'SS
G, Burt Santinore. Ni,rnly Thawalsh
George Il. Little has received Il commis-
sion az district deputy consul Of the Mod
crn Woodmcn Of America, with a large
territory in the eastern part of the state.
very pretty October wedding took
place Mt ST. Francis ZaVier church Tues
day morning, when Miss Emma Gin
gras daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Gingras. was married to Adlor I1atin. also
of this place. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. j. f Audet in the presence
Of q large number Of friends and relatives.
Following the ceremony the newly welded
pair were driven to the home Of the groom
un Weaver street, whore n wedding break
fast was served. In the evening a r.
ceptiou was rendered them at the home
OF the brides parents, at No. Winooski
lock. Mr.. and Mrs. Hatin were the re-
cipients Of n large number of valuable
presents.
Mrs Joseph Ging1as met with a serious
and nearly fatal accident carly Tuesday
morning at her home on the second Hoo"
Of the Winooski block She had returned
from the church, where she attended her
daughters wedding, and had locked her
door preparing to go to the wedding
breakfast when she lost her balance and
fell backward Her husband. who was
waiting at the bottom of the flight of ~
stairs, heard her cry and running hastily
up the stairs caught her at about half
way breaking the force of her fall. Help
was at hand and the injured woman was
carried to her room and DR. O. w. PecE
summoned. who found no bones broken,
but the patient was suffering from severe
bruises and shock.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Elizabeth
Cannt was held from Trinity mission yes
to-day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, Rev. G.
b. Johnson officiating The bearers We're
Robert Taylor S. BigwoCd William Edge
81,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-10-24
HUNTINGTON,

Mrs Josephine Norton is spending n
few days in Bristol with relatives-NIiSs
Kathleen Sayles was in Burlington Satur-
day.-Mrs. Mary Wyman returned Friday
from several weAks' stay IN Bristol Mr..
and Mrs. e. r. Collins are visiting IN
TIinesburgh. George Fargo has engaG- Il
IN business In Richmond and will move
there with his family soon.-H. W. Norton
was in Bristol Saturday on busine s.-Mlss
Rose Sprague was aSreeably surprised by
about thirty Of her young friends Friday
evening. Dancing furnished the evening =
amusement when the guests departed
leaving tokens of their esteem and wish
inE her many happy returns of the day -
Or and Mrs. Falby visited the Queen cay
SATURDAY, V. -Orin Emmons and family are
moving into the Caswell house.-N. i.
Cunger Of Burlington arrived in towI
Monday night to enjoy the sport of deer
hunting the coming week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-10-24

back to A. G. Hoskins the farm which
he purchased of him last summer.--O. II.
Brown has rented his farm to Edward
Blakey Of l'nderhll. who will take pos
session about Jan. LIST. Mr. Brown will
move into the Galusha house at Jericho
Corners, recently purchased by him.-Niis.
Hackctt of Burlington is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs William II; Lewis. at Nashville.
Rev. and Mrs. Edwin Rose of Aver :
Flats, r. O.. who were the predecessors
of the present pastor and wife. and VIII"
lahored here for five years, ars spending
n rart OF their vacation with friends IN
town. on Monday oct. H. a reception and
greeting was rendered them at the homes
of II. w Jordan and II. II. Jordan. I'M
two adjoining houses were thrown TO-
70 Their and were well filled. The first part
of the evening was spent in extending
greetings, and after the serving of dainty
Refreshments by the ladies' pehsili
musical programme was rend red w II. u.
II. Rugglcs. the primrose Male Quar-
tette," and W. O. Whitmarsh Then, under
the direction of f.. r. Jordan as toast
master. words Of greeting and good wish
We're spoken by Rev. G. f.. Hayward the
pl esent pastor. Deacons q. c. Bictnell and
.. H. Brown, and f.. $. Tomlnson, ana
responses fun Of gladness good will and
appreciation were spoken by Rev. and
Mrs. Rose After the speaking prayer was
offered by Rev. Mr.. Hayward and litN.
Mr.. Rose and tn" company then JOINT
heartily In the singing of few gospel
songs and then received the bencdiCtiCn
from Rev Mr. Rose.-Thc annual meeting
of the Ladies' Aid society was held At
the home of Mrs. G. c. l3icknell on Tue
day Oct. Is and the following officers
elected for the ensuing year: Prcsidcnt'
Mrs. L. II. Chaplin; vice-presidcnt, Mrs. U.
NJ. Willard secretary, Mrs. e. H. Jordan.
treasurer. Miss Lulu Lincoln; executive
cnp,,pitta. Mrs T. s Ransom. MS. +. A
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afloat options opened easy on cable ncws
but recovered Immediately and were very
good outside buying west drought in Ar
genuine the corn strength active covering
and small northwest receipts. Closed irm
g 81" Closed GG 7as @S 6et closed 7. Dc S
7t+.m76 l5-16c, closed 1850.
CORN-Reccipts 81, 400 bushels; exports
IL O0i bushels; sales $4,000 bushels futures; .
1900 bushels spot. Spot strong; No. d33sr
elevator and STAG. fob. atluat, option
market was active and strong on q broad
rning trade, heavy commission house buy
Ing, prospects for smaller arrivals, bull
ish Roumanian crop estimates, good West
crn shipments and vigorous covering
Closed strong at i2mltsc. net ad\auca. May
IiM5S 2-isc closed 52'Ee oct closed e4t;
OATS-iteceipts GoW bushels; exports
S., Spot firm; No. llc; No. B., iolac; 80 :
White l2s.e; 80. 9 white i2,gc; track mixed
Western i0UtOc; track 41Mi6c. Options ac-
tiyc and higher will other markets.
HAY-The market was steady today
Shopping, 69g65c; good to choice $4,000.
Galveston % to % lbs. 1sc. Caifor-
,nia, q to lbs. -9i.c. Texas dry. Ad3o
WOOfEThe market was quiet to-day.
Domestic fleece 35G96c; Texas 'TIl7c
1.ARD-Was steady; Western steamed,
@2; refined easier; Continent ;97o; >. a.,
lORk-The market was steady today.
Family sl7.oOdl7.7b short clear $l7 j0u 1880;
mos PoTk 81; s,5 09SN.lS r o,,, ,or.o, :, -
8 2jQ2 50; Jersey sweets sl.5oa2co.
TALt.OW-Steadv: City go per ueck
age SIC. nominal country packases FREQ
PGTRoLEUM-was dull; refined New
York s7.65: philadelphia and Baltimore
exchange sle'sidi7.oe.
COFFEE-sp Rio was weak 40. in