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CALEDONIA COUNTY
IARDWICK.

MISS Jessie Kimball, who has spent the
past two months with relatives in Phla-
dclphia, returned homo Monday evening"
Lawyers B'lllard and Morse have dissolve
Ell partnership and Mr. Bulard has OPEN
ed an oihce in the Hooper block Mr..
NIofse mas bought the insurance business
ana VIII nave charge Of it.-Evangelist @
services are being continued this week
al the congregational Church, the Rev.
James Clark, the pastor, is in charge and
ne is ably assisted by the other pastors.
MUSIC is furnished by Il chorus choir with
MISS Bessie Titus at the organ.-M L.
Foster. the newly elected town clerk and
treasurer will open an Office IN the CoWles
block. He will occupy the rooms vacated
by the millincr, Mrs c. ii. Dana.--Jcsse
Russell, who is employed by G. o. Kim
ball, has moved his family from the Hath
away house to tho Tcachout house on Mill
street.-Mr and Mrs. Tcachout of Dewey
street have vacated the Daniels house
Mrs Tcachout has gone 10 visit her
daughter. Mrs. q. l.. Orton, OF Montpel-
Ter and Mr.. Teachout has gone to Dcs.
patch, n. y, where he will have employ
m'nt during the summcr.--Mrs. u. l..
Mudgett of Pike n. H., WHO visited her
friend, Mrs. o. O. Titus has gone to
Hyde Park, where her husband has a
position.-A 81. Patrck's day ball will be
given at Sons of Veterans hall Friday
evening Dunns orchestra will furni h
muse for the casion.--Thc United
Workers meet this afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. Il. Il. Burnap and the time will
be devoted to seWing.-'The Rev. Wilnond
Warner OF Barton gave a very interesting
lecture on "Charactcr Sketch and Grang-
er' at Sons of Veterans hall last even ng.
He car"o under the aus pieces OF the Sons
of Veterans. A social and promenade fol-
lowed the lecture,-Mrs. ]. o. I.ajoy and
Mrs. W. r.. Lawson received the news
Tuesday OF the death of their uncle. Mr..
Galbrath. which occurred in Passunpsic.
Mr.. Galbrath's home Is 10 California and
nc and his daughter have been spending
enr1c time in the East
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Homer Clark of Somervilo. Mass. was
n recent guest at Oscar Bowcns Tho
condition of Mrs. e. l.. orion, who has
been i'll for some time. is improving
Mrs. George Dcmar ana children are
visiting her sister, Mrs. Linus I.cavcns,
in Cambridge -Joscpn and Charles
Washer went TO Watcrvilc Monday
where they have Complementary. W.
Ford and family Of Richford were guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II. Burlcson Sunday.
Mrs G. l.. Johnson and daughter, Ruth.
are i'll with the crip.-Mrs. Frank Nor
ris Is visiting her parents in Watervillc.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Marls Hicks. was has been i'll with pncu-
monia is bcttcr.--Mr and Mrs. l.. =;
Livingston, who have been passing the
winter in Richford. have been stopping
Il few days with his brother. w. 3 I.iv-
lnEston. on their way to Lowell. Mass,
where they intend to rcside.--Mr. ana
Mrs. Asa Bickford of Hartford. Conn,
have been visiting at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Arthur Derby
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MONTGOMERY CENTRE.

The y. NJ. G. a. reading rooms have
been opened for the benefit of the pub
lic.Mr: r. r. Campbell is visiting
friends in St Johnsbuiy.-Mr Norman
Adams has gone to Worcester. Mass
II. Il. Olmstead and family Of t'rankl
recently spent Il few days at II. S.
Wright Sill. q. Rowley was in ST. AL
bans Tuesday. +. Rythcr. who has
been resident of this place for the past
few years. has gone to Ncwport-R. NJ.
Johnson, n lifelong resident of this
town. died March after II few days
illness of acute Brght's disease. The
funeral service WIS held Sunday March
l. at his home, the Rcv. w. 4. Walker
Of the Episcopal Church officiating. Mr.
johnson was q years of age. He is sur
vived by a daughter Mrs. +. r. Good
speed Of MONTGOMERY and a son, j. b.
johnson of Calfornia.-Thc audience
room of the Congregational Church has
been undergoing some much needed re-
pairs, which include a new carpet, also
new pews ana pulpit. 1t is expected tho
room Will be in readiness for next Sun
DAVIS services
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WATERVILLE.

MIS- L. " Wiley visited her daughter.
Mrs. Il. j. Kelley. of Morrisvio last
wcck--Mii. Edward Maynard returned
nome last week, after spending a few
weeks with her daughter in Winooski
bringing hor little granddaughter with
her.-Alis. Eli Woscott visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Charles Tobin. in Clovcr,lalc
last weok.-Niss Bouah Tobin of Glover
dale is visiting her uncle, George Mann
Miss Cornolia Stchbins was in town
over Sunday.-The Ladies' Aid society
met with Mrs Frank Miller " ed
rcSday. March Is. There WAS an oys-
ter supper and social in the evening"
Or. ilotchkiss Of Castlcton WAS in town
last week. Mrs. Lila McKannon of Bur
lington visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. TlllOt son. last Mook
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ST. ALBANS.

Assistant Judges Richard Smith q,
Enosbursh and L. a. Chttenden of this
city met at the Judges room ut the court
house Thursday and appointed Stephen
f.. Royce. John w Ryan and Charles
Marohessault as license commissioners for
the city. their duties to begin April L.
The inc farm property of William A
johnson and wife on the Georgia road.
was sold yesterday to Mrs. Mary Il. Col
Inns, the consideration being $500 Mrs
Collins will take possession at once.
At the examinations held this week At
EnosbuiSh Falls for teachers of public
schools, the following candidates were
granted certificates for two years: Miss
Lila NJ Cowan of Ballcrsficld Miss NJ.
Ada Gallup of Franklin, Mss Edith l..
Goodrich of East Enosburgh Miss H..
May Leach of Enosburgh Falls, Melvin
7. Montcith of Montgomery, Miss Cora
a. Orr of West T.nosburgh, l.. Bonner
Pierce of Waterville, Miss Lillian j..
Render of Franklin and Miss Edith
Goodspeed of Enosburgh Center.
II. J. Poor of South Main street. who
has been having family troubles of late
and whose wife left him about two weeks
ago, taking with her their two ear-old
daughter, attempted to commit suicide
Tuesday by shooting himself with a re-
volver. He was unsuccessful the gun
missing fire and before he could try It
again he was disarmed by Henry Jnck-
son. who was with Poor. Mrs Poor left
an infant son behind when she departed
son Was born Tuesday night to Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas G.. Driscoll of Fairfield
street.
The condition of Edward a. Sowles OF
South Main street. who is suffering from
a stroke of apoplexy, remains about the
same.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
SHELDON.

Tho golden wedding anniversary OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Wright was celc-
bratcd at their home Wednesday even
ing. March s. There was n large gath
cring of relatives, friends and neigh
bors; over so being present. The pre-
scntation speech was made by the Rev.
John IronZ, pastor of the Con tional
church, who presented to them each u
piece of gold. Mr.. Wright responded
thanking all for their Kindness. Miss
Emily Carpenter of Swanton played
the wedding march shmcnt $
consisted of sandwiches, cake and
coffee. Miss Carpenter rendered sew
eral selections on the piano. MIR. and
Mrs. II. G. Wright of Waltham. Mass.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wright. came home
to be present at the wedding
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LAM0lLLE COUNTY
JEFFERSONVILLE

Miss Stella Brown of Marshfeld is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Alice Howard.
Mrs. Dwight Williams of Essex is stay
ing for n while with her brother, Fred
Sinclair who Is quite seriously ILL.,
Henry Wagner of Cambridge and Mary
Gilers of iIardwlck We're married March
II by the Rev. Henry C.. Howard. The
young ladies will give Mrs. Wigs of
the Cabbage Patch" at the opera house
Thursday evening, March %. Following
is the cast OF characters: Mrs. Wigs,
Jessie Bukcr Miss Hazy. Flora Grswold:
Mr. Bob, L. +. Howard; Miss Lucy, Myr-
tie Shattuck; Asia, Laura Page: Austria
liza. Carrie Weinmann; Europena, Hattie
Griswold: Billy. Howard Buker: Jimmy.
f. Hitler; Chris, Ira Morse; Pete. Chester
Davis. Part two will be q pantomime:
Star Spangled Banner, given by Laura
Page. Ellen Melendv, Carrie Weinmann,
Trisda Thomas. Myrtle Shattuck. Jes.
sic Buker, Flora Grlswold and Hottie
GriswoId. This will be followed a. half
hour OF miustrelsy with new music and
clever specalties.
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BAKERSFIELD,

Harry Powers, who has been visiting
relatives in Richford the past two weeks
returned home Mondly.-Mrs. w. NJ.
Narainore was the guest of her son, b.
N. Naramorc, of Swanton Monday
Miss Edith Donna Pierce Of Watcrville
visited Miss Leila Cowan II few days last
wcck.-Rola lsham mas moved his fam
lily to Waterbury, Donna Pierce
and Miss Leila Cowan attended the teach
FRS examination. which was held at
Enosburgh Falls Monday and Tuesday
Miss Florence Lailoy visited relatives in
Enosburrh Falls over Sunday.-Mrs
Gould Start died Wednesday morning.
March $. nj the age Of 90 years. The fu-
neral was held Sunday afternoon ut two
o'clock from the homo of her daughter,
Mrs. q. 6. Start. the Rcv. Mr.. Harwood
neutrality-suspicious. Austin of Johnson
has engaged to work for ". NJ. Doane
and has moved his fnDliIy
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

Deputy Collector W. c. Iienlon, of
Montreal. J. c.. was in town over Sum
day. visiting at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Icffion.-Mr. and Mrs. T..
l.. Sunderland are in Montreal Que,
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Willard
iicffion.--Nliss Gladys Steele is spending
the week with relatives in St. Albans-
Mrs Melvin Lent Is spending the week
with Mrs. C.. Holmes at Sheldon
Springs Mrs. John steele is confined to
the house with a hard Cold.--M. H. He'd
ding returned Sunday night from short
visit with relatives in Malone, n. y
Mrs. W. w. Nuns III is quite III with the
grip. Mrs. Elizabeth Schoocraft is car
ing for hor.--Thc Woman's Auxiliary of
81. Johns Church will meet with Mrs
n w. Steele. Thursday afternoon March
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FRANKLIN.

Charles Demars of Grand fIarbor, n
d.. spent a fow days in town, the guest
of his uncle Joseph Tatro.--Hilda Hon
kins of Burlington has been spendins
the past week with her parents here
Mrs. II. NJ. Shedd is in Montgomery with
her daughter. Mrs, II. J. Rublee.- Tho
Key w. q. Mason of Enosburgh Falls.
county secretary of the y. NJ c. A.. oc-
cupicd the pulpit of the Congregatio
church Sunday morning; also held n
meeting for tho mon in the town han at
2;3o p m, and a union service in the
Methodist Church in the evening. He
Will be here Tuesday evening March y.
to complete tho organization Of a branch
here ut that time.-Miss Anna Farms
worth Of Enosbureh Falls has been the
guest OF her cousin, Mrs. T.. l.. Hopklus.
for a few DAYS
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MONTGOMERY,

INC l>adi"s Aid society of the Metho-
dist 'hlirch meets on Thursday OF this
week with Mrs. Cora Combs. Rodney NJ
Johnson, an old resident Of town. was
buried on Sunday in the village cemc-
tery.-Miss Gertrude KcmenOn of Hard
wick was 4 recent visitor in town-Mrs.
NJ. i. Maurice has returned from a visit
in Underhll.--Miss Clara Wheeler has
returned from East Franklin where she
has been visiting Mrs. y. II. Gilbert
Judge and Mrs. q. H. Kelton of St AL
bans visited in town last week-Carley
Combs and H. G. Campbell are in st. Al
bans serving ne jurors during county
court.-Thc Rev. II. L. smith, who has
been holding revival meetings here, has
gone to Wolcott to assist in a series of
meetings.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. Lucicn Wilson is visiting in Eos
ton.-Thc Rev. William Walken off,
riatcd at the funera, of Rodney johnson
at Montgomery Centre, Sunday last
Miss Dorothca Gates returned from
Cambridge Tuesday, where she has been
spending several wecks.-1hc Monday
Evening club will meet with Mrs. James
Stafford, Jr, next Monday evening. The
Misses Grace and Helen Champion Of
Enosburgh Falls. who have been spend
ing several days at their uncle's, w. c.
Champion, have returned homc.-B. II.
Combs started Saturday, for Indiana
polls. Ind-Miss Lora Hadd and Stephen
Gates have been spending a few days
in Cambridge.
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SOUTH HERO.

Rogcne DOughcrty closed successful
term % school at Grand Isle. March 8.
She drove to and from school during the
fail and winter terms, a distance OF sis
niles each way, making Il total distance
of 1900 milcs-Mrs. Snyder has returned
to her residence at the Corners Alison
rciriss ard Walter Irish of Burlinston
spent Sunday in town.-Buen Robinson
of Kansas is the guest of his brother Juan
Robinson.-Mrs. 7. l.. Kinney returned
riday from New Haven. where she has
been for the past three weeks, caring
for her mother
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GEORGIA.

Edith Newton returned to her home
this week after spending some time in
New York state with her aunt, Mrs.
Anna Bull.-Tha Ladies' Aid society of
rht Congregational Church meets with
Mr., NJ. II. Ballard IN Thurs lay after.
noon OF this werk.--Melvir Ahell is to
work FOR Sidney Pike this season, ond
carl Kimpton for George A)ec.--Mrs
Martha Fuller is nursing at Bradley
Posts. whore his mother. wife and son
ARE III with tho srp.--Ida Preston is
working at -. Post s.-Mr Mahlon Bal
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A. Edwards; tax, % cents: gravel man. i,
j. Squircs.-NIrs. r. H. Shepardson, who
has been very Ill with tonsiitis and COM
llicatons Is slowly improving and will he
able to DC up i'll IL few days. Mrs John c.
Berry is quite sick with the grip and COM
llications due To overwork in caring
Tor their daughter. who has been sick for
several months and who is now very much
iinrroved.-Mrs. Nora Glynn is quite i'll
beng threatened with pneumonia as is
Mrs Ezra Stonc.--Mrs. Nellie Hanlcv, as
sistant postmistrcss. il taking n week q
rest Her place is being supplied by her
sister. Miss Lizzie.--The village has been
IN darkness for the past three nights as
the Light and Power company are maxi
ing repairs at their plant.-Mrs. . Brien
OF burlington has taken possession of tho
millinery parlors in the Gleason block and
VIII open the Same soon.-Clarcncc Nor
gan has engaged rooms at the Maple Inn
and John Ecnncy Is to have the house on
Main street which Mr.. Morgan vacates--
Mart sherman is at the home of his sons
on Main street suffering from septic trou-
blcs in his feet, caused by chilling and
chilblans.Cieorsc Stone has hired tho
Fletcher McCiinnis farm in Jericho and
moves his family there soon. His father
Will go with him. Fred Stone will carry
on his fathers farm.-About $50 Monday
evening, while Night Waterman Bryal>
mt the Vermont Condensed Milk COM
panys plant was making his rounds of
Inc building, tho large belt from the en-
CINE broke falling on the regulator belt
and breaking it thereby allowing the big
engine to run wild which soon twisted and
pounded itself out Of share, doing quite
an amount of damage. large gang of
mon were Immediately put at work to in
stall another enein" ana at 1:3o Tuesday
morning the plant was practically ready
for business agan.-john stone fell aud
dislocatcd his shoulder last Saturday.
Patsy" Sargent. the stage driver from
Huntington to Richmond. lost his pocket
book on his trip last Friday.
A. r. Thompson who has been connect
Cd with the Richmond Underwear COM
pany in tho shipping department. leaves
Thursday with his family for Scranton
Pa. to enter Il factory which Mr.. Baker
will operate there in the manufacture of
similar goods. Mr.. Thompson has been
here about a year. lie and his wife have
done much service in the choir and Sun
day school. He has played the organ for
many months. Fifty of Their friends gave
them a reception at the CONGREGATIONAL
parors Tuesday night. when maple SUGAR
Two silver pieces were presented tn
thcn.-Thc doctors are very busy these
days attending the numerous calls-'r'rhc
Aid circle of the Kings Daugtcrs will bu
entertained next Friday afternoon by
MIS-. T.. -. Mason and Mrs. a. Z. Stevens.
Miss Georgia Towers. who has spent
three wears nurse ut the E'lci cher hos
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fined to the bed only two weeks. The flu
neral was held at the house Saturday.
conducted by II. Marvin. lie is sur
vived by a wife and one son and grand
son in st. Johnsbury. He will he sadly
missed in this place whcrc he has re-
sided many years and was much respect
cd.-Mr. and Mrs. Justin Paige have gone
to st. bloomsbury to live with their dlugh-
tcr.--Russcll Bean. former resident of
this place. died March at the home of
his sister in Greensboro Bend.
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MORSE s LINE.

Clifford Alexander of Franklin and
George c. Cary of ST. Johnsbury were
IN town recently.--Wiltcr Street left on
Saturday for Montreal, where he will
make his home for the present -Emma
c. Shufel. Of Stanbridgc Station visited
fl ENDS here last wcek.--A daughter was
born to Mr.. ana Mrs. j. W. CANNED
March 6.-W. II. Duba and wife passed
Saturday and Sunday at nosburEh
Falls.-Alcc McMullen has taken up his
residence in Montreal.-Miss lnoz. Duba
has returned to her home in Bristol
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FRANKLIN.

Governor Bell was in town Friday night
and instituted Franklin Grange with 81
charter members. The following is n list
of officers: Master. a. u. Whitney; over
seer. Il. ~. Chambcrlin: lecturer. J. RI.
Pierce; steward, G. l.. Towle: assistant
steward. Irving V. Shedd; chaplain, c.
w. Powell treasurer. Mrs. a. -. lIor-
skim secretary. a. y. Horsliin; gate
Keeper. A. ID. Kildor: Ceres. Mrs. II. -.
Colcord: Pomona, Mrs. a. u. Wilder
Flora Mis-. \. d. Wilder: lady assistant
steward Miss Edith Phillips.
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JOHNSON.

Mrs. Nellie Ward has gone to Woods
vile, n. H., to work for n. A. Barrows
w. a. Austin has moved to Bakers
field.-C. n. Harrington was in Boston
last week, returning Saturday.-C. H.
S,carns has gone to Colorado.-Thc La
dies Ways and Means society Will meet
this week with Mrs j. l.. Plorcc.--Thc
surprise lunch given last week by the
Dread club was a grand succcss.-Mrs
Howard. the aged mother of Fred How
ard. Is very sick at Newport, and he was
called there Monday night.
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WEST ENOSBURCH.

Mrs Laura Uoguo) Hitchcock. aged 81
years, died at her home in this place
tuesday morning at eight o'clock. after
= short illncss.-Nr. and Mrs. H. n. Mar
Tin visited relatives in Franklin recent
ly.-A. Il. Croft ana family have moved
to Nashua, y. II.--About 10 persons at
tended sugar party in Concert hall
Monday cvcning.-.Iudge Richard Smith
went to st. Adams Tuesday to attend the
spring term Of court.-W r. Ovitt is in
st. Adams, having been drawn as Il petit
Juror.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

Chicago, March Il.
WHEAT-May h1s. July, ol'sa92c:
Sept. Sc.
CoRN-Marcr. iS'.c May, 4sa.l4h:c;
July, ia'4aioasc, Sert, 1850.
oATs-May, S2',.; July, 3lssc; Sept,
2g7.a30c.
MESS PCRK-tpor bhp-Aiay, N2.75D
1-.Ul: July, Sl29oa12e2i.
,.ARr-~dor 100 lbs)--March, 81. 81 April
81 %; MAJ, $40, July, 1919; Sept, s,.s5;
Oct $50.
SHORT RIBs-sdes Ooose)-May,
SC eoHG s2i,: July, No7'., Sept, s7.o5.
Cash quotations:
WHt!Ar-No spring. N1OTllo: No. ;,
Si.c3.1ll No rod, sl1raa1.l57s.
CoRN-No. , 4>lac; No. yellow. 4SEc.
OATS-No. .. i.c, No. white, SSiac;
NJ. 3 white, so 3oac
UYE-No :. 7Sn7N.c
RARLEY-fiood feeding. 3S640c; fair to
choice mailing, 4S147c.
FLAX l. sl.oj: northwestern.
No. /. $l.3,.
TIMOTHY SEED-Primc. s29jaSoo
MESS D1,K-IPcr bbD-slc 7Odto7J
lAEn-lPer 100 lhs)-s 81 GJI6.y-is
SHORT RIBS-Sidcs Noosc)-s67j 5000.
SfiO'IDEitS-pry sailed. -.
SIDES-Short clear fboNcD--s6 81 ,ff7O1,
WfilSkEY-,Bass Of hghwines)-Si.a
On the produce exchange to-day the
butter market was steady: creameries, II
@2jc, diirlcs. lSa2lc eggs lower at mark,
eases included, l5c: 'irsts. 15Nl5i.c, prime
tlrsts, Ice; extras, lie; cheese firm. la1l3c,
BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKET.
Boston March IS.
BUfTFR-rhc market was steady;
northern. 27I2Sc: western. o6i sN.,iac; Vcr.
mont dairy, 25a2sc.
CHEESE Firm. unchanged. Vermont
twins, lSdlic
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
New York, March is
Cotton futures opened steady. March,
$50; April 81 NJ; May s7s4, June. Nss;
July, 1854; Aug, s74; Sept s7.4: Oct,
81 80 Nov, -; Dec. 1898. Jan. offered
$500 Spot closed quiet: mddling uplards,
SO; middlng gulf, ss45: sales. Is bales.
THE LOCAL MARKETS.
An encourag cling sign Of spring Is found
in slight drop in the price OF eggs.
which are now selling at wholesale at
% cents a dozen and at retail at 80 cents.
Butter is still very high. the dairy variety
retailing at y cents a pound and tho
creamery make at IS cents The whole.
sale price is about three cents pound
loss in each case. There are no changes
in other prices and little that is new.
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com MERciAL.


New York, March IS.
FLOJR-Rcccipts, 1910 bbls; exports.
$40 hbIs; sales. 1000 btis Market was
dull and unchanged. Minnesota patents,
35sjd6 IS; Minnesota bakers, N.30d5l.ss:
winter patents. $5Jod5.s5; winter straights
G20n5.45; winter extras, s3.6S20A30, win.
ter low grades. t3.45d4I0.
ktI: FLOUR-Quiet: fair 70 good, $40
$40: choice to fancy. N.s'16oo.
WHEAT-keccipts, 975 bu; sales, 1900.
coo bu futures: spot steady. options at
first easier because of liquidation and IA.
vorable weather west, wheat gradually
hardened until higher than last night.
Near the close it Weakened under really
ing and was finally - to &c net lower;
May. N.l1 e-1sni12is. closed sl.,2ih; July,
M5sn97i4c closed 9t'ic: Sept. S9ss19Oc,
ID S)a.c.
CORN-Roccipts 1850 bu; exports, a..
;NG bu; sales. 1000 bu futures: 24,0OO bu
Gpot. Spot steady. Option market had q
lower opening from realizing sales but
on new buying inspired rains west and
MIRO liberal clcarancos recovered lust
ut the close everything weakened sharply
again and left off &c ret lower: May,
5ifsn5i7sc closed 557.c; July closed 55isc.
OArS--Roceipts Goyo hu: exports. 2,4l0
lu; spot quiet.
| Fk.ED-Was firm; spring bran 5000:
| middlings. 1890: city, $50 0o121 30.
lIAY-Quiet; shipping, 6easrc; good TO
to choice, S0fiS5
HIDES-Quiet. Galveston, 20 to q lbs,
17c; California. q TO Is lbs. ice. Texas
dry. q 10 50 lbs 14c
WOO1-Was quiet: domestic fleece, %
nc
EEET-Was steady: family, so 5nTI1 20:
| mess s9Tno.50: beef hams. so2. oo23 80:
packet. $l0.0r1 lo.5o; city extra India ness,
Sla.;o016.50
1'AED-Was firm, western steamed,
| y tod7so; Nov. closed s755 nominal; re-
fined quiet; continent. s7.25; s. A.. $50;
commercial $3.50 5e2is
PoRk--Was steady: family. $i5.t0N ls 20;
short clear, s13.75nls y; moss, sl2.. 75nl35O.
FREDERICKSBURG; Long Island, SIS
400, state and western 3s1l55. Jcr-
soy sweets. siWN3.s0.
TALLOW-Stoadv; citv 1e Tor Dkc)
f'ac coIntry trkgs frceD 4.sM47tc
PETROL ErM-Stcadv: refined New
'7sc: do in bulk 500
COrrER--Firin: 1851 T15.iai5
'rFFrF-Spoi Rio quot. No. invoice
Sac mild quiet. Co,dova. 1oalsc. TIE
market for coffee futures opcnod steady.
| at unclaimed prices in response to fair.
~ sto1dy European markets. There -yas
very lrtle demand. Prices sag-cd OF
and tho clos" was barely steady a, q net
dcoiin" "r 5"lo sonts. Sales were 1900
hars. including: .dly at S61o0G ~: July.
Se.2'aGt', sent, g. 1855: Nov. $3.50,
Noe. - 7olt6 10 ard Jan. at IS So.
\ l,-. fat,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-16
HILL WEST.

A. A. Rushford has moved to his house
lie recently bought of G.. w. Mansfield
at Montgomery vllage.--A son was borr
to Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Shangraw. March
S.-The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. C.
G. Shangraw died March 9.-Mrs. Phebe
Shangraw is critically ill.,