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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-11-21

For over nffy years Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
syrup has been used by mothers for their children
whlie teething. Are You disturbed az night and
broken y your rest by sick child suffering and
noce and get bottle Of Mrs winslowis soafhlnr
syrup" for children teething. Its value Is
incalculabie. IL viii relieve the poor little
sufferer immediately. Depend upon Il, mothers.
there i 10 mistake about IL. Il cures diarrhea.
regulates the stomach and bowels cures wind
collie, soitenS the gums. reduces Inflammation and
gives tone and energy to the whole svsf.rn
Mrs. Wtnslow's Soothing syrup for children
teething = pleasant % the taste and T. the
prescription u one ~ the oldest and best female
physicians and nurses IN the udifad states ana
Is for sale BY ~ druggists throughout the world
Price &c bottle Be sure and ask for Mrs
Winslow's Soothing syrup"
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HANCOCK.

G. j. Stockwell is closing out the entire
stock OF goods in the corner store regard
less OF first cost.
j. II. Church is on the sick list.
Wayne Durham Of Ripton was at the
social.
f. L. Jewett was in town recently ON
business.
Miss Helen Woodward of Massachusetts
is here visiting friends.
Miss Eva Robinson and Mertie Tart
were in Rochester Saturday.
George Taylor, Ross Goodyear and bud
klce were in town this week.
The village school closed Friday. Mr..
Bremen will teach the winter term.
G. ]. Stockwell took Mr.. Robinson's
stock OF goods on Wednesday and there
will be but one store.
The cobweb social at the town hall Fri
day night was well attended, about so in
all. Rochester and Granville were well
represented
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Orange County CouI
December Term, 1901.

] The December term of Orange county
court will convene at Chelsea Dec 3, Chief
Judge Russell 5. Taft of Burlington pre-
siding. The following petit jurors nave
been drawn -
Bradford Henry J. ordway, VIM. NJ.
Chamberlin.
Braintree- Willis S. Howard, Herbert +.
Flint.
Brookfeld- McDerment, Louis b.
Panton.
Chelsea-w. II. Bugbee, G. b. Colby.
Corinth-Charles /. Clark, VIM. Ii.
kenneston. -
FairIee- james D. Cunningham, William
p. Garfield.
Newbury-Jos. p. Smith, W. II. Good
win.
Orange Edgar L. sanborn, John b.
Emerson.
Randolph worthen W. Jones, Horace
Clifford.
STAFFORD Albert X. Kittredge, Henry
Brown.
Thetford-A. w. Clark, II. f. Sloane.
Topsham-Fred Rowe, A. j. Scruton.
Tunbridge-- Curtis r. Brown, Edwin p.
Farnham.
Vershire-Lorenzo S. Spear, b. +. Fuller
Washington-C Cyrus II. Smith, Herman
F. Dickerman.
West Fairlee-Fred Eaton, w. q. Russ.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. F. Bailey, Ere
mont c. Little.
The following cases are set for trial by
jury
Bella A. Turner Joseph Bachelor; A. J.
Foster, apt. V Est OF A. ;. King; y. l..
Boyden ' Central VT. Railway Co.; b. r.
Kicker. apt, c. U. Ufford; W. 5. Curtis
Emerson Brush, apt; VIM. +. Cum
mings John b. Pickett; Farnham a
Kidder (surv. part.) V Central VT. Railway
Co.; III. p. Sanford j. g. Mann, apt, a
IT. Harvey w. Bishop Haley +. Rich
ardson q Trs.; William +. Corliss V Her
bert II. Corliss 4 Trs.; VIII Tobey +. II.
Ketchum; r. w. Tewksbury Y J. g. Mann,
apt, & Trs.; Julian II. Jones Adna
Chase; Fred {. II. Trappiea Nelson ;.
Johnson; Geo. II. Richards Byron
Wakefield; Yee Fong Nnen Charlie
Wing.
The following are set for trial by the
court
II. W. Bishop c. Z. Moses; II. p.
Smith Leon r. Demeritt; II. NJ. Dufur
Boston a Maine X. r.; Samuel Rolliston
v B. n. Adams, Jr. Maria l.. Chapman,
Ex'rx. Harry b. Stevehs & Trs.; VIM. ;.
Hale Glendower stock Farm; Glendower
Stock Farm VIM. ;. Hale; J. G.. Mann,
apt, Est. Of seth NJ. Flint, Freeman
Cunningham School Dist. No. IN
Orange the Town Of Orange 4 the Town
school Dist. Of Orange; Fred A. Bacon
Mary Bacon; Benz. W Still Town Of
West Fairlee; Henry Boyce Anna
Boyce. Katie J. Farwell Chas l.. Far
well, Jennie NJ. Allen Fred Allen; Jen-
ME r. Woolcock Robert MoolcocS;
Ann Janette Cram A. /. Cram; Nce kong
Nnen Charlie Wing.
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LILLIEvILLE-

Elmer stoddard is at work in Gilead a
few days.
Mrs: c. f. Noble is with friends in
Bethel few DAYS.
School closed Friday with appropriate
exercises and Miss Fannie Leavift, teach
er.
kvergreens and spruce boughs are be-
ing shipped to New York. Several loads
pass each day.
Edgar and Bennie bearing attended the
auction sale of the late Eloridge Twftcheu
estate Saturday.
A. b. Austin OF MorrisviIle, proprietor
o. AUSTIN = remedy, travelling man, was
in town last week.
Mrs. NJ. M. Gordon Of Barre has been
visiting friends and stopping with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Cutler
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Commissioners, Notlce.


EsAAAE VI AAhohA-iNs = BNRNHAM
The undersigned. having hesa appointed hv the
honorable Probate Court FOR the District a
Randolph, Commissioners - receive. examine
and adjust all claims and demands ~ an r,srxf.rs
against MarceiluS +. Buruham. late IL New
ark. in Wayne COUNTY n Y hrvfrv
estate in Randolph and ruuhriAo-a
IN sad strict, deceased. hereby give notice that
siiuWtng sad claims ~ the once of n II
boFden- Randolph Center Vt SATURDAY.
November seth, 1901 from 2 O'Clock 10 m
until O'Clock y, m, % said DAY, and that III
months irom the eQth day u November A. ID raaI
70 present their claims o. a. for examination 80
allow ance - anu
:, DATED AZ Randolph. VI, this eth day a
HERBERT A. ALLEN, -
J. W. FARGO tComrz
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Notice of Settlement.


hsIAIE OF LICINDA :. sAINNtl'
STATE OF VERMONT. p-.,,,... caurt
kANpuLfH DISTRICT, So - 4
10 an persons Interested in the -
District, deceased
GREETING. -
By the aut lor'ty u the State q teri. -
are hereby notified 70 appear before " -.
Prgtaafe Court at tie TuWn Clerks uii.t 80
nrldEe sad d.str Ct. on the e9ta day Il -
Der A. y. 1871. o. show cause. Il any Fuu - -
the sccuunt ~ ID. Il. C' aYmaus fAs-rl
u tie estate q slid deceased =
not be owed. and also why rs lee
part e. nj tied thereto. - n
Dat q a. Rudolph. \ said district, t
day November, A n 1871 Ia
lsss VILLAS H. NIcHots. Slae'
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y 5 7 ERS.

The months with "r" in
them have begun once more
and Oysters are scasonable.
We have Oysters, of Best
Quality available, fresh twice
weeks, also Crackers.
Usual Good line of Fresh
Meats, Native and Western
Beef, Vegetables of all kinds,
Chickens.
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EAST GRANVILLE.

DIR. l.. NJ. Greene Of Bethel was in towr
Monday.
Mr.. strople OF W. r. Junction called in
town Thursday.
Frank Kent commenced work for L.
Webb Wednesday.
Paul Wagner Of Braintree was in town
Wednesday, butchering.
Miss Ona Wilson went to Rox bury
Wednesday for few days visit
Miss Jeanette Giffin spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home in Mortified.
Mrs. W. w. Gushea returned from
Bethel Monday where she has been visit
ing her parents.
Nergil Durham and daughter, Miss
Blanche, were the guests Of his brother,
William, last week.
Harry Dodge finished work on the sec
ton Monday and is working for l.. L.
Dickerman on the mountain.
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A Card.

We, the undersigned, do hersby agree To
refund the money on 50-cen bottle of
Greene's Warranted Syru OF T il it fails
to cure your cough or cold. We also guar
antee 25-cent bottle to prove satisfac-
tory or money refunded.
q. NJ. Miller, Bethel.
ID. o. Goodno, Rochester.
II. G. Hubbard, Granville.
G. j. Stockweli, Hancock.
/. V. Green, ckbrldze.
j. A. Chedel, & Co., Gaysville.
W. p. Smith, East Bethel.
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Startling eut True.

"If every one knew what grand medi-
cine DR.. Kings New Life Pills is" writes
ID. III. Turner, Dempseytown, Pa, ''you'd
sell all you have in day. Two weeks
use has made new nan of me.n Infalli-
Bile for constipation, stomach and liver
troubles, 25c.
For sale by Drew & Leonard, Randolph
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F. N. JERD, Randolph
LEGAL NOTICES.
ESTATE on PRANK !

ESTATE OF FRANK y. TYLER
STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Court y.
RASpoLrH DISTRICT. - fat Randolph, "a aaa Il
said District, on the 18th day ~ Noyemhef. !.
1891, IA " Fitfs, administrator = u
estate % Prank D. TYLER late ui hana
in said District, deceased. makes apiili
said Count, Tor license % sell all the res IS ~
said deceased, 90 wit Farm and huiiaass
uated 10 North Randolph, relftsf
that fhe sale ~ portion q fhe
VIII be necessary for The -
~ the debts Of said deceased, ana -
part cannot be sold without injury G. re
mainder.
Whercupun, IL j. ordered BY said Court ~
said application be referred 10 a Sfes-in t.'..l
e. De- held al tae Probate C4-.a5 -
Randolph, ON the lth day ~ December, a =
for hearing and decision thereon anN =
further ordered, that an persons interest,"
notified hereof b. publication ~ uotieH -
application and order thercpn, three
Suecesaivcly In the Herald and Nehe
newspaper published At Randolph, n ~
aud which cIrcuiate- ia the nceifef -
those interested, before said time oi hs-f
that they may appear 81 said time and pites' -
4 they see cause, object thereto.
BY the Cuurf Attest,
ises WILLIAM h. NICHOLS, @ns'-e
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Luekin Thirteen.

BY sending 70 miles VIM spirey Of Wal
ton Furnace, VI, got box 81 Bucklen's
Arnica salve, that wholly cured horrible
fever sore on his leg. Nothing else could.
Positively cures bruises, felons, ulcers,
eruptions, boils, burns, corns and piles.
Oniy 25c. Guaranteed.
For sale by Drew a Leonard, Randolph.
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sTocKeRipce.

Misses Celinda Patnode and Bessie Wis
sci Of Rochester visited at I'D. Patnode's
Sunday.
Mr.. Brooks and daughter and friend
from Boston, Mass, have been spending
the week at O. {. Bradley's
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"A pills pill, +" sayf the saw. But there
are pills and pills. You want pill which
is certain, thorough and gentle. Mustn't
grippe. DeMitt's Little Early Risers I'M
the bill. Purely vegetable. Do pot force
but assist the bowels to act. Strengthen
and invigorate. Small and easy 10 take.
J. A. Chedel, Gaysville; c. II. Hood & son,
Chelsea
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OUR HOME MAKER.
,s rr ,rty,~S-rv

Where the mountains slope TO the westward,
And their purple chalices hold
The new made wine Of the sunset
Crimson and amb and gold
In this old, wide-opened doorway,
With the tree-boughs overhead
The house all garnished behind her,
And the plentiful table spread
She has stood to welcome our coming
In the sweet June weather that brought Us,
Oh, many and many time
Today in the quiet stiffness
OF this calm November noon b ln 3
Perfect in beauty and glory,
Although It is hardly June
Again is the doorway opened,
And the house Is garnished and sweet,
But she silently waits for our coming,
Aud We enter with silent feet.
little within she is waiting,
Not where she has met US before,
For over the pleasant threshold
She is only TO cross once more.
The smile on her face is quiet,
And flower is on her breast,
Her hands are folded together,
And the word on her lips is Rest
And yet il looks like welcome,
For her work Is comprised and done
All things are seemly and ready,
And her summer is just begun.
1t is we who may not cross over
Only with song and prayer
A little way into the glory
We may reach as we leave her there
But we cannot think Of her idle
She must be a home maker still
| God giveth that task TO the angels
Who fittest the task fulfil
And somewhere yet, in the hflltops
OF the country that hath no pain,
She will watch In her beautiful doorway
| To bid us a welcome again.
The evening world., 1901-08-26
FOUR BOYS SWEPT
TODEATHIN OCEAN

Long Branch. y. j.. Is In a state OF
panic to-day, bordering on frenzy. owing
to a fearful disaster which took place
at noon.
Ocean avenue Is crowded with people
watching hundreds OF bathe1s making
search for tho bodies OF four boys who
were drowned In the ocean at " o'clock
while In bathing. The victims were
ilaroli Sherman. twelve years: Leon
Gaaksli, thirteen years. and Walter and
Raymond Blakesley. twelve and fifteen
years.
The four boys swan out to a diving
raft anchored out In the ocean about
800 yards In front OF Cranmere's bathing
grounds. and mounted II.
There was heavy undcrtow. and a
hugo wave came along and swept the
boys on the raft. None OF the boys
could swim In the strong current. and
in n few minutes all four, were. ioststo
sight.
s Alessd .HaupcS. aaothas young soSpan-
The evening world., 1901-08-26
CHARGES
FACE SCANNEl

For the first time the startling ma
ture OF the testimony given to the
Grand Jury upon which the indict-
ments OF Fire Commissioner Scanneli
and William l.. Marks. his friend.
were issued ms made public to-day.
The occasion was an arguE, mt before
Justice Gildersleeve in the Supreme
Court for the dismissal OF the In
dictments.
The most sensational evidence was
laid bare this afternoon by Samue
Fl. Ordwny. special counsel for the
Dis.rict-Attorney. Mr.. Ordway said
that Commissioner Scannell ordered
5000 feet Of hose OF quality speci-
The evening world., 1901-08-26
The Hating Order.

Special 10 Tn. Evening worii)
BASEBALL GROUNDS. PHILADEi-
PHIA. Aug. 2s.-The soft-h!;ting bunch
OF baIiplaycrs once called Giants" ar
rived In S,owtown this morning looking
anything but happy at the hard task
they. are up agains, for. the next three
days. The Philadelphia outfit slept easy
last night and woke up this morning
with SMILES OF contcn. After their re-
cent hard luck the Ph!llics have taken
Q decided brace and iIughey Jennings
wants all three games from Dariss
collection. and unless something start
ling happens. they'll get EN-. too.
First InninK.
New York batted first. Flick took
.Sclbach'. light one Thomas performed
the same. for StranS. Van iinl'rrn Wa
a dead one. Donohue 10 Jennings: 10
runs.
Thomas struck va:nly a. Ma'tys
curves Barry walked for four "!dr
ones Fi!ck famed and Barry waS cap
tured stealing second, Bo"erman I"
Murphy. No runs.
second Inning.
Davis lammcd the ball TO rIghi FOR the
second sack He took 'n!rh on Nc
The evening world., 1901-08-26

Wrapping OF a boat IN the Pamou)an
river. Ills body vas not recovered.
CwIl Governor TIft at APART. prov
rec OF ca.a,.E lin The extreme par. OF
fhn Island .! l.izoni received the dig
sest ovation 90 his lrip, He announced
ina, Apn-ri would be a port OF entry
and receive 4 large appropriation for the
OF the nnrbor and CASayan
- V,-
The evening world., 1901-08-26
{" MATTY" HELD THE
OUAKERS DOWN.
SIuggers Gould Not Hit Giants Star Pitcher in
the Early Innings.

Bride. hit 10 Cross. Murphy ~as
doubled with McBrid. by Cross. Hall
man and Jennings. Camel hit to rish,
centre FOR n sack. Bowrrman hi me
air Davis scored n ON" w, tSn free ,,cke,
AMI the old man was caught mapping.
Mathcwson to Camel. Howermin ana
Camel pu, Mcfarland 10 sleep Jea'
nings filed out to Murphy, NO runs
Thirh Inning.
Mathcw-on singled 10 lett. iiallman
juggied the bali, but recovered u IN time
to catch s3~ibach. Cross fumbled Stran. :
hard drive and Ma,heHson reached thi'u
Davis forced Van. liallman 30 Cross and
stol. second. Davis was hit BY Nc
Brides battei ball. One run.
Iialirnan popped IN NY 20 p Ha,,s
hue was easy. Strans 10 Camel NO
runs.
Fourth Inning.
eros. and Jennings retired Murphy
CAMEL walked and was forced a; sec
ond by Bowerman, Cross To Hal!man.
Ma:ty singled pass iialimanz and ad-
vanccd Bowerman TO third. Flick TOOK
Sclbach's ny. No runs.
S,ranx and CAMEL out Thomas ons-
Barry swat;cd the air Flick was the
iif,h victim on strikes. No runs. II
FIfth Inning.
StranS WAS an easy out on bIht.
nings made similar hash Of Van hal
tr"n. Jennings .ook care or Davis Win
gu, an accomplcs. No runs, $50.
Dcl"ianty. go, the nr,i ~ on MAJ
nut an inNcld hii TO S,rane. Camel Iot
jennings little pup ltnllman -ru.s
out Cross walked and Mcfarland was
caught mapping. No rms
The evening world., 1901-08-26
CHAL LENGER IN LIGHT
WIND OFF SANDY HOOK
Green Yacht Takes SaiI-Stretching Trip OFF the
Lghtshp with Sir Thomas Upton Aboard

Shamrock II. had her FIRST real trial
in American waters to-day. Coins out
At 10 O'Clock this morning. she put In
several hours on the cours" over which
tho coming races for Americas cup will
be sailed.
The challenger acted we'll In wind
which went from n blow OF from eight
,oatea miles an hour TO Amos, a dead
calm.
81. Thomas Upton and Designer Wal:
y, sailed aboard the Challenger. and
tk.y seemed highly pleased with her
pcrft FINANCES.
II was originally Intended By sir
Thomas to have tho yacht sail over the
regular cup race course. but a shift OF
the Wind spoiled tho plans and tho
course was covered only In parts.
q - anlA - d x00A era f0g sell.
The evening world., 1901-08-26

stretching purposes and set OF various
sized iibtopsa!ls were tried when the
yacht was of Sandy Hook Lightship.
Tho wind as measured by the United
States Weather Bureau at the Hook
was from cish, to ten miles an hour
northeast at noon.
Tho Shamrock II. made ready to slip
cable to her moorlnE buoy shortly be-
fore 10 o'clock to-day. and her crew
hoistei inainsall. jlb ana forestnysall.
The yacht got under way about 1910.
and under her own sail. On tho star
board tack. she headed out Sandy Hook
Bay.
At 1913 she tackled and headed out the
The evening world., 1901-08-26

Sixth Inning-MoBride and Murphy out. Flick mated
Ganzcl's fly. Bowerman rpod scorno Camel Maty .d@"
out One run.
Donahue famed. Thomas singled BaNo3 out Al first
Flick flied to Van HaItren No runs
Seventh Inning Flick got Selbaohs nv Stranqoa4Don.
ahe to first. Van rped. Davis flied out No runs
Deahany and Mcfarland out at first Jennings hit BY
pitched ball but was forced by Haiman. Horuns.
EI1hth lnnna-NcBridc flied out; Murphy not pass.
Cancel olIed Out. Murphy ont stealing No runs
Cross Donahue and Thomas out al first No runs,
Ninth inning eowerman out at rSt Matte sinqod.
Sehach famed Stranq flied TO TnomaS No runs
Barry singled Flick walked Ocahanty forced Flick.
barry scored on haas ball. Mcfarland walked Jennings
med out Oeahany beng doubled up. One run.
The evening world., 1901-08-26
.LUKBAN HURT IN
FIGHT At SANAR
CAPT. HAROLD JACKSON SUR
PRISEs HIM.
,u.urucnt General Wounded ana
~. FnmiI, Crptur~d-\pnrri
Made n Port G Entry.

MANILA, Aur. cs.--Capt. Harold l..
Jackson. o, the First Infantry. recently
surprised Gen. Lukban a. Pamb"jhn,
IN the mountains OF the Island OF samar'
Three OF the Generals guard wcr"
Killed and I.ukban. who escaped. was
wounded. His family was captured.
a captain and a lieutenant were also
made prisoners.
Or. Ohlinyer. a returning contract
surgeon. has been drowned BY the
The evening world., 1901-08-26

main ship channel. Sir Thomas Upton
and Designer Watson were on board.
The Erin and the tux Lawrence re.
mnined In Sandy Hook Bay Az the
Shamrock passed Sandy Hook she set
her baby jlbtopsail. The wind was
northeast. about ten miles. with the
weather clear and the sea smooth.
At 1890 the Shamrock set her working
gantopsaIl and under short tacky con-
tinucd out through, tho main ship chan
mel. At 1910 the steam zach. Erin care
out and Joined the Shamrock. THE
shamrock was then sailing under pain
rail-. working EatrtopsaiI. forests Ssail.
jib and baby jIbtopsail. t
shc entered the 0edney Channel about
io.S. and on port tack continued out
r. Continual - Fourth paeal 80 J.
The evening world., 1901-08-26
Story Of Fire Depart.
ment Su pile S
Bought Under Queer
Circumstances His
Friend Marks Made
$4,000 a Year.

fed by Marks before 1t was manufac-
turcda and accepted 1t without having
1. tested.
He said that Marks made $4,000 a
year ou, OF his connection with the
The evening world., 1901-08-26

Forecast for the thirt.-aix
hours ending At y y. ". ruca.
day. Aux. -. for New York
CIt,. nnd ViciHit.t
Partly ciOahy Tonight,
Tuesday shoWers. wind.
mostly liSht north to east.
The evening world., 1901-08-26

The sapers Phy:icals 066l IA
Of the Tssasyaysnia RailsoeA ,seoe11sae0
sgiss $4,000 sun.
The evening world., 1901-08-26

New York Bank I" Increase stock.
Stockholders OF the New York Ma
t!onai Exchange Bank will hold spe-
cial meeting on Sept, Is 10 vote on an
Increase OF tho capital stock from i3co.-
~ To 500 900.
The evening world., 1901-08-26
ScnnnelI'. ContsntIoa

Mr. Lindsay contended that MIN
keys contribution to the seneca glul3
was entirely outside OF any dealinSs y
nigh; have with tho Fire Departneus
or Commissioner Scanncli. and could uaii
The evening world., 1901-08-26

Lsnch Here; sleep IN Daaals.r
lAekavsanA's new trainy isavss u Aeea, e.
StlAx. = 11ga1a, u ~ - sas :,
The evening world., 1901-08-26

@ What "a, tas r..ul; o. your eoatrssasasn
0. 81. 80 to tn. seneca Club. a. Tint .vas
in November. iS9s, and Jul, S. 1888, rs
800 fee, Of ho-s. !at ~
The evening world., 1901-08-26

TIE Dlalns Car yesvics ct the
Pena0ylvalia Limited
eSassst silsftiees q sis As.slssl!i.s .eitsh e.
The evening world., 1901-08-26

CONTINUED on second Pases
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-16
BULLISH FEELING IN GRAIN
STRENGTH WAS PRONOUNCED.
ADVANCE WAS LED BY CORN
Nav Oats Sold at Al 5-so, the Highest
Price in Seven Years--Wheat I'M
proved 1-2c.

Chicago, November 1j.-A strong bullish
feeling prevailed in the grain markets 10
day as result Of the continued heavy
demand for grains. December wheat closed
y higher; December corn say up, and De
cemher oats SAB higher. Provisions closed
a shade lover to 2]3 higher.
Corn traders ignored n heavy European
situation, as indicated by lower cables at
the opening and started December I'M
changed to z higher at 597s to COS. The
rapidly growing strength that has mani
Tested itself lately in this pit began to dom
mate the whole board. New arrivals were
in great demand and the presence Of Kan
sas City grain men here bidding FOR the
carload offerings for shipment to Kansas
and Oklahoma added weight to the bull
argument New corn was bid Tor far be
yond the supplies at hand, No. bringing
80 TO 90 and No. 90 to 81 Bidding at
river points also was ON the basis OF "a
per bushel over Chicago for May. With
all those Influences 10 bear on the situation
December advanced quickly 10 6OA At
this prlve, however, profta-taking was pop
ular aud prices eaScd on somewhat. The
greater part Of the early trade was by a
commission house though professionals
soon became buyers. Shorts seem practi-
cally TO have quit the market Toward
the end Of the session the demand Sprang
up again and December closed strong 5s0at
up Mt GOl4NdO5s. Receipts were 81 cars
Undoubtedly the greatest support to
wheat was the strongly hullish tendency
of the corn and oats markets. Wheat open
Cd strong considering the weaker cable
list large receipts and only fair sized clear
anceS. Early offerings were light the out
side markets We're bulish and December
which started unchanged at 72t. to T2h
quickly sold mp 10 72a, High prices re,
suited In considerable liquidation but the
market stood It well. Later, reports lndi-
eating poor condition Of the winter crop
and expressing fear that freezing weather
would ind the grain too weak TO live
brought IN advance, December closing firm
y up at 725sM72A Local receipts, - cars,
six Of contract grade Minneapolis and
Dulnth reported $40 cars
The bull factors In oats was the same as