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sWANTON CENTRE.

j. r. Catlin recently sold that part
of his pasture land lying south of the
cross road. 90 acres or moro, to Mrs.
Lena u. Graves for a nominal con-
observation-disclosures Pearl Picard and
Daisy Royce. who have spent the holi-
days at their homes. are IL have 1T
least one more weeks vacation, owing 10
the prevalence Of measles in !iighgatc
Center. where they teach in the graded
school. Little Grace Hazard is i'll with
the measles and tho five children Of
f.. NJ. Hubbard are recovering from the
dlsease-Miss Mamie Dolan, who has
lived with j. r. Catlins family the past
eight years has resigned her position and
gone to Berkshire, where she will he
houSekeeper and carctakcr for an aged
and well-to-do uncle. r. Catln moved
the ell part Of separator station No.
II on the Swanton road, which he rO
Gently purchased, to his home last Thurs
day. drawing the building intact with
four horses on two pairs Of slcds.-MrS
May Blunt and sons of St. Adams visit
ed their cousin. Mrs. ]. T. Catlin, for sew
craI DAYS returning Monday.
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GEORGIA.

Or. Berkeley of St Albans was called
in consultation with DR. Brennan in the
case of Mrs Garlic Iotchkiss. who is
seriously ll.-A daughter was born last
week to Mr. and Mrs. Myron Churchill
which died January Mrs. Maria Ran
kin is now able to walk about in her
room.-The annual church meeting and
roll call of the Congreg ga tional Church
will he held on Saturday at the home OF
the Rev. c. w. Clark. Dinner will be
served Communion service will be OBJ
served at the Congregational Church on
next Sunday morning. Beginning with
next Sunday evening. January T. union
services will he held through the week
of prayer. meeting first at the Congre
gational ChurCh.-On Friday evening
January ;. the Methodist society Will
give hundred dollar social at the town
hall Miss Nellie Cali spent several days
last week in Tnderhill, the guest of her
friend Miss Gertrude Scribner. Leo Al
len and family spent New Years with
friends i'm st. Albans.-M ". Alexander,
Carl kmpton and Mort Ioomis We're in
Milton this week doing carpenter work.
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RICHMOND.

Salmon Green celebrated his 10th birth
day, Tuesday. His guests were Mr.. and
Mrs NJ. S. Whitcomb, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. $.
Baich, Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Shopardson. A
bountiful dinner was prepared for his
guests, who were near relatives with the
eN Ception of Mr. and Mrs. i. H. Shepasd-
son, who furnished music for the occa-
sion. His brother. George. and family
were expected but were detained at home
lon account of the severe Illness of Mr..
Green Mr.. Green is graduate
|of tho l.. Y. NJ and has been
engaged in the mercantile business
land town clerk for many years. also Il
Il rial Justice doing nearly all the business
In town in that line. His wife, Mrs. Green,
lis II sister of General Henry, consul at
kyuchcc Tho Aid circle of the King :
Daughters will be entertained next Fri
day by Mrs a. T. Bryant at her home
frho CAN brothers have been quit" success
MI in trapping the past fall Forty foxes,
b. sktuks and IL coous have been trappod
Ia Killed.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

At the annual meeting FOR election Of
officers Of Court West Berkshire. No. g.
go Independent order of Foresters. the
following officers were elected: Pa st
chief ranger G. r.. cocord; court reputy
e y. Phelps court physician, DR.. c.
Ulysses johnson, chief ranger. G. c.
Austin: vice-chcf ranger, H. II. Chaffec
financial secretary. William II. Jolley:
treasurer, \. NJ. JENNIE; orator. w. H.
Towlc: superintendent of juvenile court
Ernest Broe: organist, Arthur j. Iload-
ley; senior Woodland. G.. T.. Hammond
Junior Woodland. W. f.. Ellsworth: senior
beadlc. Gerald Jones: junior beadle. cedic
Washer: trustees. j. g. Towlc, II. H.
Olmstead financial committee, T.. A.
Austin. H. r. Omstcad. This court is
in very flourshing condition and now
has ~ members. Mrs. Louise Armstrong
of Sheldon visited her daughter. Mrs.
David paxman, the past wee k-Mrs. Ed
ma Footc of Manchester. y. H.. was called
here Tuesday by the serious illness Of her
mother. Mrs. Daniel Coburn.--Mr and
Mrs. Taylor Of Broomc. Que, have been
stopping at Mrs. TaNlors brothers, John
Jollcy. for n few day 20 attend tho flu
neral of thcrr sister. Mrs. George Booth,
which was held at berkshire Center Sun
day December 3l.-Mrs. Bickford Of Rich
ford is visiting her daughter. Mrs A..
G. Dorhy.--C. y. Hui and g. p. T;wins
assisted in the orchestra for n dance at
St. Armand Station. Que. New Years
uight.--Claud Derby. who is clerking in
tn" store of Jcnnison & Gallup at Shell
don lie homo 0gNG.
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ST. ALBANS.

An official circular issued by the
central Vermont railway. announces
the appointment of Arthur s. Watts as
round house foreman, in charge of all
locomotives. Tho appointment be-
came effective ON January l.
Thc marriage Of Miss Anna J. COL
Inns of East berkshire and james H.
Grant of this city was solemnized at
the Church Of the Immaculate Concep-
tion. in Montreal. on Tuesday, Doccm-
hcr 20. The ceremony was performed
by tn" Rev. :. J. Dovine. The best man
was charles Flanagan of Montreal and
the maid of honor. Miss Farnces Col
Inns, sister of the bride Mr. and
Mrs. Grant will take up their residence
in this CITY
There was sad accident in the Cen.
tral Vermont freight yards at four o'clock
Saturday morning when Bernard Nc
EnanY, an employe of the road was run
over, receiving injuries which resulted
in his death at tho 81. Alhans hospital
"A few hours later McE.nany. who was
employed in til" yards on one of the
switching gangs, was making n flying
switch of some freight cars and slippel
and foll across tn" rails. Before he could
recover himself. the train was upon him
his left leg and ankle beng badly crush
ed. his left arm fractured. besides re-
c"lving serious internal injuries. He was
hurried to the hospital, physicians were
summoned and everything possible done
To relieve his sufferings. hut the COM
hincd shock and injuries were too great
for him to rally from, The young man
was natiN" of Fairfield was ~ and I'M
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FAIRFAX.

Mrs George Wheeler of Burlington is
the guest of Mrs. l.. r. Tabor. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyman Orton of Walden visited his
brother. G. G.. OrtOn. last weck.-licnI y
Hunt and family moved to Burlington
last week All Of the schools opened in
town January THE Rev r. q, Hunt
preached at Auburn, y. =, December 4
ANA 31.-'rhc annual roll call meeting Of
the Fairfax Baptist Church will be
held Saturday January g. Dinner vii! he
served at noon followed by the roll cali.
ON account of i'll health James Lewis
ana family will move to the village
March l. He will rent his farm AT San
derson corners Fred Cherrier and Lewis
ShCltrd went to Lowell January to
visit their ssters-l T.. Hunt is still
confined to the house by sickness. Ed
win Rowland is able to be out.-Mss
Fanuio Walker has position in l., j,
MOrtons store in ST. Adams, Arthur
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UNDERHILL.

There WAS Joint installation of
tho W. r. {. and .. A. Il. January g.
Bert Bishop Of Bolton is a visitor in
Alice Benedict and Mrs.
Sinclair served ice cream and cake To
the primary department of the graded
school Friday afternoon.--Mis Addio
Wilbur and Ray Crane OF Burlington
spent Christmas in town Hugh Niue
uhbon of Burlington is spending tn"
holiday vacation at his homc.--Miss
Lillian Terrill who has been teaching
kn STOVE, is spending her vacation with
her parcnts-Miss Hazel r. Knight. I.
~. NJ. is at home for the holidays
Miss MackleroY. who has been very
&c nt h,,t,r
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PRIZE MONEY FOR FIREMEN.
Can Men TO Divide $50 for Prompt At
tendance.

The prize money for call men in the
fire department will be awarded this
week, the amount going to the various
men having Just been figured. The sum
OF $50 is given by the city each year
Ia those having attended the most fires.
divided as follows: 500 to the man at
tending the greatest number of fires; SIS
to the second, SO to the third and IS to
tho fourth,
The men who will receive the money
this year are as follows: +. y. Latour.
S. Taylor, w Powers, ID. Leonard and
A. Croto. 81 each, they having attended
all OF the 45 alarms; w. Mossey. T. Nc
Donald. f. Walker and NJ. Malloy S3IS
each, having attended ~ fires; J. Murphy,
]. Bradley and F. Croto. $3s3 each. hav-
ing attended As hres J. Griffin, S. hav-
ing attended A. fires.
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FRANKLIN.

George and Charles Wood of Barre
spent New Years with their mother. Mrs.
James Wood.-rhc remains of Mrs. Il.
T.. Wing We're brought here for burial
Monday from Salem, Mass, and the fu-
neral was held in the Catholic Church
Tuesday morning Mrs Wing was a
daughter of the late Peter Longe.-Mrs.
Eliza, wife of Henry w. Pratt. died quite
Monday night of heart trou-
bic. Mrs. Pratt had been n sufferer for
many years, but had gradually failed
for the past two weeks but had been up
the day she died. The funeral will be at
house Thursday at eleven o'clock. Mrs.
Pratt leaves a husband and three chill
dren, Mrs. Mary Scribner of Corinth, A,
:. and w H.. Of this place. beside other
near relatives Miss Josie Young of St.
Adams spent New Years with her m..
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WILLIsTON

Or. a. l.. Bingham was called 10 ST.
to consult with the physicians
no were attending Chae, O'C;rady one d ay
ST week. Miss Bessie Morrill,. trained
lirsc is caring for Mail Carrier Lamson $
tfo and now daughter.-Alr JcruSha
rahc celebrated her 18th birthday 10y en-
her brother, Lewis ralcott, and
ophew, Frank Talcott and other families
dinner December 81 Charles T.. John
IN and family leave for Florida january
They Will he the guests of Calvin Oak
Jacksonville during the winter and later
rim visit relatives in C0lifornia.--rh on
way club will hold their meeting with
lr ard Mrs. Willard Ferguson this week,
There was q large attendance at the
Eug's Daughters circle at the home of
Dr. and Mrs. NJ. j Hewitt. An enjoyable
lue WAS rcport'd.-,Iamos Kecfo, ST. has
"WS of tho death of his brother-in-hw,
H. faSSrtt of \ingSton X Y
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ENOsBURGH FALLS.

There was II very quiet wedding Satur-
day, December 80, at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. W. Clark on Pearl street when
William q. Goodrich and Celia NJ Bur
bank, both Of Morrsville. were mar
ried by the Rev. A. T.. Davis
pastor of the Free Baptist
Church in this place. Miss Burbank
was formerly employed in the central Of
flee of the Northern Telephone company
here ana holds Il similar position Ia the
office in Morrisville Mr.. and Mrs Good
rich LETT here on the four O'Clock train
Saturday for Morrisville, their future
home.
The following officers of Harmony Re
hekah Lodge, No. a. We're elected at a
special meeting held Friday evening, De
cembcr 80: Noble grand, Miss Anna Chap
lin; vice-grand, Mrs. T., L. Beatty; re-
cording secretary, Miss Alice Cassidy:
financial secretary, Miss Eta Canning;
treasurer, Mrs, NJ .. Beatty. The APP
pointive officers win he announced after
the installation at the regular meeting
in January.-The Rev. w. j. NJ. Beattic
was called to Berkshire Sunday to at
tend the funera, of Mrs, George Booth
The male quartette consisting of j. NJ
Jcrrom, j O. kimball. ". II. Yaw and
j. II, Mars also furnished the musicians.
s. Stevens returned from East Berkshire
Friday, where she had been visiting her
niece, Mrs. D. Marcy McArster
OF Richford passed SATURDAY with her
niece. Mrs Leon Collins, --Mrs l. l..
Marsh returned Sunday from Berkshire,
where she had been for the past week
assisting in the care of her uncle. b. r.
"a
Stanhope. who has been passing tho VA
cation with her mother in Berkshire, was
with the family of II. \. Kimbali over
Sunday, leaving Monday to Resume her
studies in johnson normal school,-Albert
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
ALBURGH.

An oyster supper for the benefit of the
Rev. q. T., Newton Will be held at the
Methodist Church WEDNESDAYS evnin.g Jam
uarv l0-Mrs. II, G. jameson and son, W.
j. Jameson, we're in Montreal Wednesday.
Walter Young fell from the roof OF his
house while making repairs Friday ana
hrok. his arm,--Mrs. M A. Lessor is Wis
ting her son in Burlington for d week.
Mr. and Mrs. O. r, iIoughton and children
have returned from Middlebury, where
they spent observation-disclosures Cleland and
family passed Christmas day with friends
in lIemmngsf ford, Quc.--The Kings Her
ais met with Miss Eueenia Carl Friday
afternoon. Dainty refreshments were
CONTINUED on 18th pagc.l
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MORsE's LINE.

John Ford OF Durham has been pass
ing a few days ut tho home of Henry
Hubbard. - George l.. Morse of Milton has
been spending week among friends in
this viCinity.--H. G. Carinan and family
and O. T.. Wilson and family of High
gate passed New Years day at the home
of j. NJ. Hin. Ir.-Mrs. Emma Shufelt of
HiEhgat" passed Sunday and Monday
at the home of y. +. Richards, Mr.. and
Mrs Duba passed New Years day at
t.nosbureh Falls.--H. r. Mullen and wife
of Montreal were in town Sunday and
Monday at tho home of II. A. Fuller
A. |. Depatie was in Milton over Sunday
and Monday visiting his parents.-D. =.
Freeman of Bedford, Que. has moved
into John Chambers tenement house.
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WINOOsKI.

AT the semi-annual meeting of 81. Pc
PRS society. l"ld in their rooms Friday
vening. the following officers were elect
"a: President, F. \. Potevin; first vice
resident, Joseph Blanchard; second vice
resident Pierre Hatin; financial score
hry' Adelard latin; assistant, Adclard
Pruheiie; corresponding secretary, Al
nonse provost; treasurer Alfred I.atour,
oiiector' Ernest Best; assistant collector,
claNe CORNER CASHIER Malase Roy, in
esusal!hs committee hcrmldos Cnuch-
H. M'~ael Deparst' hIe Raymond, Jules
oro ana "Hlanl Deparse; hrst marshal
ia''o's beiIoIt' second marshal, Albert
aidue''e' d""'l"IS' A4perl Marquette,
u""'u MY anu LdNiu barron
!" '''i '"S' VI mise ~ Nhlolhette
"P''" ~ M"'I''e"' L" ffahrlS II.
'"'i"" :" 'H'S N"i'E" u announced To
P'"'' at o. frdhc'S NaNler 'hurch
''H'"E '"'rI'i"s' ''n"a| J. r"II"winS
ceremony " reception Will he held at
""'''' OF th' groom parents on North
WY PI'''N NV year wedding took
"'' M"hn"N morning at the home of
l. an" N'S' FRANCES Norman at "a Chase
VIZ" N'''r son Frederick g.. WAS
M" III "'r''"L" with Miss Jennie
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'erm of the high and graded school com.

term OF the high and graded school COM
mehctS tuesday morning.-Mrs i. NJ COL
cora returned Friday from "a several
days visit among family friends in Eno.-
burgh Falls.-Mrs. Walter Benot Of Lowell,
Mass. visited friends in town and at
berkshire Center through the holidays
DR.. and Mrs. l.. G. Livingston of Lowell.
Mass, visited at the home of Mrs. Living
stons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. G. Wheel
"r, the lattcrpart Of the Week.-Mrs. Amy
f"odsp"od of Montpelier Seminary visited
In town Thursday
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RICHFORD.

The Misses Maud and Nellie Whitney
returned to Burlington Monday, after
several days spent at the home of their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. I. l.. whitney,
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Schufclt and Mr.
and Mrs. u. II. Stanhope of Berkshire
spent New Years day among friends in
town.-Bert Elias died Sunday evening
after a lingering illness with tuber-
culosis -Nirs. Charles Ramsdeli OF New
port is visiting friends in town.-i1enry
Rustedt returned to Burlington Tuesday
morning to resume his studies at the l..
V. M.-Charles Bulicc of Franklin spent
New Years day among friends in town.
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COMM ERCIAL
New York Produce Market.
New York, ];

WV fOTk, jan, D
WHEAT-Receipts, s.. 900 bu. sales. o.
100000 bu; spot firm. Throughout the en-
tire day wheat displayed a firm under
tone and moderate advances in response
TO more bullish sentiment, rejecting high
er cables, Northwest buying, Mnfavor
able Argentine news, bull support and
better cash demand. The close was isI
'4c net higher May closed 92asc; July
closed Mi.c.
CORN-Receipts, 1890 blu, exports, "a
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RICHFORD.

G. l.. Orion OF PENNINGTON. Pa. II. l..
Whitney of the L. v NJ, Burlington and
II. A. Suffer of Tufts COLLEGE Mcdford
Mass, visited friends in town the latter
part of the week. They were all members
Of the last seasons base bah tcam.-.M Mrs.
George Robinson and daughter, Pearl, are
visiting friends in ST. Adams. The winter
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
HILL WEST.

Mr.. and Mrs Media Bushford and MIR.
and Mrs. Jerry Bushford Of Eden spent
u few days in this placc.-Mr. and Mrs.
Hardo Pronto of South Walden spent
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. John Ariel,
ana returned home last Saturday.-The
youngest son of MIR. and Mrs Maurice
ANnihrrhA. l. s.i1.l.
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ENOSBURGH.

Clayton S. Rice of Bancroft. Nebra ska.
a grand nephew of Hopkins Rice $
visiting friends i'm town Mrs. Agnes
NVrghO cole of Long Lake. y. Y, Is
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Wright Mrs. \. j. Orr is with friends
in White River junction. Her son, Kay
Orr of Bellows Falls. will meet her there.
-Four annual meetings of Memorial
Church and auXiliaros will be held thus
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

New York, Jan. 3.
Cotton futures opened steady. Jan,
sn.15: Feb, -; March. $l1.45; April. -;
May S162, juno, --; July, s1l69; Aug,
sll.54; Sept, 5000 hid; spot closed quiet.
II points higher; middling uplands, Nl,s5:
do. gulf, $l2l0; sales, $50 bales,
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BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

BOSTON, Jan. ;.
There was u bic broad buoyant market
in ooppcrs to-day, Ar1,-a1untal cop
per, United States Mining. Utah. trited
Copper ana Copper Rams being among
the active spccialtics In tho late trading
prices generally eascd und' pressure and
realizing.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Gideon Wood. an aged resident of this
town died at the home Of r.. b. Vincent
Friday night December -, after a short
illness. The funeral was held Sunday
About $50 o'clock Thursday afternoon fire
was discovered in the Eastwood hill"
schoolhouse. Nothing was saved but a
small amount Of wood, The cause or the
mn Is Unknown.
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SHELDON.

The annual meeting OF the directors of
the Sheldon Poor association was held
Tuesday, January !. at the poorhouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Holmes are to act
as manager ana matron for another year.
A party of ~ came from St Adams and
took supper at the new Portland House
Tuesday night in Gilmore's four horse
barge. After supper the evening was pass
ed with singing and dancing.
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Ballard left December 30 for Winchen-
don, Mass where he has a positon.--Thc
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clcon
orion, who has been quito sick with Il
sore throat is bcttcr.--P. VI. Ryan was
in st. Adams December q on business.
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CHANCE FOR AN INSPIRED POET

Victoria Ignaszewski of Winooski. VI.
has brought suit in the sum Of 5000
against Walter Stanley for alleged
breach of promise, Somebody ought to
write poem about Miss lgnaszewski OF
Winooski. Boston Globe.
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BrTTER AND CHEESE MARKET.

Boston Jan, s.
3uTTER-Markct was higher to-day;
northern, 25'eG261sc; western, 15T2Gc /:
Vermont dairy, 200 &c
CHEESE-Vcry firm and higher to-day;
Vermont twins, 13i2Gf4c.
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Jan. g.
BEENES-R Receipts, l,161 head: good
steers, lQc higher, steers, si3005.5O; oxen
and stays. s375Hi10: bulls s.. 5oa4Oo: cows
81 6jn365; exports. - cattle and So sheep.
CAI.NES-Receipts. l.3S1 head; firm to
2'c higher; vcals s5.o0u975: little calves,
s3.5od $50; barnyard calves, s3.Ood425;
western. s337i2
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rcccipts 5s25
head; sheep firm; lambs strong; sheep,
s350Uj.5o; culls. $500; lambs, s750as 40:
one car. $3.50 Canada lambs $3.50
HOGS-Receipts. 10i9i head: market
steady; state and Pennsylvania hogs Ss7s
'M5Sj
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G52 bu; sales. 10000 Blu. futures; Sc 600 bu.
spot; spot easy. Option market was more
active and stcader on covering by MAY
shorts and the big clearances. Last
prices showed &c not advance. Jan. closed
62hc; May closed 50ssc: July closed 5Sihc.
OATS-Receipts, $40 800 bu: spot steady.
COFFEE-Spot Rio steady: No in
voice, SAIsHc; mild quiet; Cordova. 100
he. The market for coffee futures opened
steady To firm at an advance OF sails
points on bullish predictions as to the
January receipts at Brazilian ports placing
them at practically the same figure as
last year and the outlook for bullish
visible supply statement. The close was
steady, 1Odlj points higher Sales were
reported Of 1900 bags. including Jan,
$3.50 March 81 7506 80; May. s6s5ds. 95;
July, S.0oa1o5; Sept. s710M715; Dec,
1890
SCGAR-Raw was firm: fair refining,
3isc; centrifugal. 9s test. 3ssc; molasses
sugar, 27sc refined steady.