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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1906-04-04

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T. A. GREENWELL.
GEORGE w. HARRIS.
J. G.. MILLER.
w. II. HALL.
j. T. DENTON.
w. II. ADAMS.
C F. ALBEIT.
S. II. JACKSON.
c. Il. ELLENWoOD.
d. II. JEFFORDs
c. r. GREAR.
J. II. FARTHING.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1906-04-04

aoyAl BAKING POWDER Co. NEW Yosx.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20

More than likely You speak the same
words Yourself, and no doubt YOU feel
far from we'll The cause may be easily
traced 70 some arrangement OF the To-
male organs which manifestg itself In
depression Of spirits reluctance TO go
anywhere or do anything, backache,
bearing-down pains. hatulencv. nerv-
ousness. sleepiessness, OF other fe-
male weakness
These symptoms are but warnings
that there is danger ahead, and unless
needed life Of suffering or q serious
operation is the inevitable result
The never. falling remedy forall these
symptoms is Lydia Il. Pinkhams Veg
etable Compound
Miss Kate Mcdonald of Woodbridge,
n. j.. writes;
Dear Mrs Pinkham.
Restored health bas meant so much 10 ma
that I cannot hslp from telling about IL for
the sake Of other suffering women.
% For a long time ! suffered untold agony
with q female trouble and irregularities
which made me physical wreck. and no one
thought ] would recover, but Lydia h. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has entirely
cured me- and made me well and strCng, anc
feel Il my duty 70 tell other suffering wonef
what a splendid medicine 10 is
For twenty-five years Mrs. Pinkham
daughtcr-in-law of Lydia = Pinkhem
has under her direction. aud since hei
deceaso. been advising sick women free
Of charge. Her advice is free ant
always helpful A''-r lvnn, Mass
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
lsociaied pre.s Di.patcses by special Wins.

AA07ANAftNNA AANtA AAHNNNANN C % ~ENNAR NAA'ef
Pittsburg, Pa. Jan. 2O.-A FIRE, with a
monetary loss of about S150.00O de-
stroyed the old markethouse. one of Pitts
burg's most famous landmarks, early this
morning.
The building, which stood on the east
side Of Market Square, was widely known
by reason Of its connection with the SAINT
tary Commission during the Civil War,
when the commission fed and otherwise
cared for 3l4 600 soldiers within its walls.
It was not Of great intrinsic value, having
been built in 1852, but its contents, to-
gether with the damage 10 several small
business houses adjoining will run the loss
to Sl50.000 which is fully insured.
The origin Of the flames is supposed ia
have been a lighted cigarette or cigar
thrown carelessly into a pile Of rubbish
about one OF the many fruit stands that
surrounded the building. In q short time
the inhammable material Of the structure
was ablaze. The narrow streets forming
Market Square handicapped thee iiremet
IN their work, and before they could gair
the mastery the building was a wreck
When the roof fell a number Of tremer
were inside. but no one was injured. Ih'
old City Hall. famous for the many poll
tical meetings held there, occupied thl
second floor OF the building The othe
buildings destroyed stood on the nortl
side Of Market Square and we're occupies
/ by W. NJ Swindle's butter and egg store
the Best restaurant and a number Of frui
and vegetable dealers. Their losses ar
complete, but small individually. Ever
canvas-covered stand surrounding th
market was wrecked. The West market
separated from the burned section by
60-foot street, escaped damage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
lTkLILNs GIVEN A HEARING
Charged with Importing a Woman for al
Illegal Purpose.

Charged with Importing Woman for an
Illegal Purpose.
Gesuele De Loreto and Lucia Marasso,
Italians, who were arrested yesterday by
Patrolman Carmine Di Mare and Frank
L. Garharino, an immigration officer Of
New York on suspicion of importing
Rosina Caliente TO this country for an
illegal purpose, were given a hearing be-
fore United States Commissioner Ma
haify in the United States Court room at
u o'clock today. Il is alleged that the
two defendants had the woman brought
here and placed her in the house No. 2lS
East Second street.
The defendants were represented by
Leonard L. Wales, who desired that q
hearing be waived.
District Attorney Nields contended that
the commissioner should hear testimony
in order to determine the amount of bail
TO be asked. The FIRST witness called was
the woman, Rosina Caliendi. who testified
that she was - years old and that her
parents were both dead. She left Naples
on November 2Sth last. and arrived in
New York on December 18th. She told
Of a letter she received from De Loreto in
Italy and OF Marasso meeting her in New
York She said she had been at the house
No. 2lS East Second street since she ar.
rived in Wilmington and had paid for the
ticket to this country, which was for
warded to her.
The man was held in SO 600 bail and the
Marasso woman in 81, 500. The Caliente
woman Will he held as a witness.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
LIBERAL TIDE IS RISING
Ant of FoTtVOne Returns Received This
Morning, That Party Takes
TWenly-O1e Seats.
ARTHUR H. LEE is REELECTED
Put His Majority is Greatly
Reduced.
SIR WILLIAM HART T-DYKt DEFEATED
..ocIe,ed Press Dlspatcn BY Special Wires.

,,soelated Press Dispatcn by Special Wires.
Iopdon, Eng. Jan. 2O.-The electoral
daughter of the UnIonists proceeds
pnsbsted. Out of Al returns this
mornina, the Liberals take q seats,
If which ~ we're captured from the
Iinionists, including Woodstock, where
the Marlborough influence did not
suHce to stem the anti-Conseryative
food.
Among the Unionists Who lost their
seats is Sir William liart-Dyke, Con-
ssryatye, former member for the
hartford division of Kent, who was
prssident Of the Council from 1857 to
isp Lieut.. -Col. arthur "A. Lee,
Conservative, former Civil Lord Of
the Admiralty, who was British mill
isry attaohe at Washington and later
sttaohe with the American army
during the Spanish American War,
has been reelected for the South, or
Farsham, division of Hampshire by a
pfestl, reduced majority.
lhe former Secretary of State for
the nome Department, Aretas Akers-
Douglas, Conservative, has been re-
elected Tor the East, or st. Augustinas,
division Of Kent.
-Four additional returns, two
Nationalists, Unionist and a
Liberal, we're made this afternoon.
The Nationallsts won seat at North
Tyrone by the election Of W. II. Dodd,
K. e., against the Unionist oandi-
dste, Denis Henry, X. O. The seat
formerly was held by a Liberal, the
former Solicitor General for Ireland,
Charles Glare Hemphill, who was
elevated to the peerage.
The totals to date are: Liberals,
go; Unionists, 10; Irish Nationalists,
ID. LaboTiteA, 81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
BEYOND CERTAIN LIMITS
Extreme Caution and Lack Of Conf
dslCe Have Begun to Destroy
Favorable Atmosphere
AT THE ALGEGlRAS CONFERENCE
There is a Feeling That Trouble
Is in Sight.
MOROCCAN DELEGATES ARE GLttFuL

Associated Press Dispatch by Special wlroA
Algeciras, Spain, Jan. 20. behind
the screen of amiability that enyelops
the relations OF the envoys Of the
Powers to the Moroccan Conference a
rising feeling Of distrust is observable,
due seemingly to the unwillingness OF
both France and Germany to define
their positions beyond reafiirminQ,
now somewhat wearisomely, their sd-
herence to the open door, the
sovereignty Of the Sultan ana the
integrity of his Territories. The
french delegates 10 all their con-
vefsational "Reminiscences with their
opponents have been unable to learn
precisely what is the position Of
Germany, nor apparently have the
German repIesen tatives bean able to
ascertain the JOINT intention of France
and Great Britain.
Extreme caution and lack Of con
tidenoe have begun to destroy the
favorable atmosphere for negotiation
which was created by the couTtesies
and assurances of the tiTst days. There
is feeling among the Ambassadors OF
the less interested Powers that trouble
is 10 sight. The Moroccan delegates
havt become conscious OF this and
take satisfaction thereirom.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
ELEVATED RAILROAD.

To Place the Southern Section in Use To-
morrow.
Officials Of the p, b. & W. railroad
expect to place in service the south
hound truck Of the elevated railIoad
from Justison street south some time
between 10 O'Clock and noon tomoTroW.
At z O'Clock tomorrow morning the
trackmen, to the number Of go or
more, will start 70 cut the tracks and
swing the line into the new position.
After the passage of the s.O2 express
the real cutting will be done ana IL is
expected that the tracks will be 10
position for the southbound train al
10. 10.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
MUST KEEP STREETS CLEAN

Street and Sewer and Police Departments
Inauuurate Crusade This Morning.
The Street and Sewer and Police
Departments today inauguTated a
crusade against the littering Of streets.
Accompanied by Policeman McGillon
and Supervisors Curran, Cook, Kin
dell and Vandegriit, they went through
the market on King and Madison
streets, this morning, ard warned all
of the market people against violating
the ordinance prohibiting them throw
ing paper and other things in the
streets.
1he officers found some circulars on
some Of the streets end exIeot to insti.
tute legal proceedings TO prevent tht
Frnotice IL it 10 not stopped.
1t is the intention of both depart
ments TO closely watch the market on
both streets to prevent violation Of the
law.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
The Value OF
Two Cents

entirely and
solely profit ~ ineuro the
OF TWO GEN
instances Of whore
tl Investments ~ OF proving prohabe nave turned ou' 70 % ABSOLUTELY
SUCCESS and FAILURE tho other Of these
oit the bad Judgment being employed
ty
To both cle TWO GENT Investment that
n furnishing vlluu the expanded
n nothing PHELPS
n who i this investment will appeal But
dollar h entirely rid Of
painful dhense and how be done at ANAL
The Elixir and only doso T.
Acknowledged to be h rheumatic umedy put on the market and tho
THIS REMEDY CONTAINS NEfnER OpIArES NOR SALICYLATES
and an th1 benefits derived s ire
TONIC tonic harkh te AbIhhA-
DIRtlO vegetable kidney modi
; s
This combination Blood Purifier that has been offered
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PHELPS RhEuMAllO ELIXIR that should
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will an ila u0lic the human body.
viii OF hair the scalp would not
medicine ills
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SCIENCE REASON, ordinary, day
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
TUGBOAT RELEASED
An Agreements win Respect TO The Tug
boat smith.

An Agreement win Respect 90 The Tug
boat smith.
The tugboat Sommers a. Smith,
which was libelled on Thursday even
ing as the result Of a collision between
the schooner Prescott Palmer and the
steamship Pennsylvania, was released
tooay by agreement OF counsel.
The accident occurred of Cherry
Island fats in December, aud the
steamship damaged the schooner to
such an extent that suit was entered.
The tueboat Smith was towing the
schooner at the time Of the accident
and the counsel for the steamship on
Thursday filed libel against the tug
Salisbury, Ponder & Curtis, represent
the schooner; Il. E. Wales repre-
sents the Pennsylvania, and Ward q
Gray the tugboat. The tug was re-
leased upon ming a claim Of cwnef-
ship and a stipulation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
MURDER MYSTERY IN OHIO.
,l.,ed Iros, DIsno.cn nr snecIal glre,

Associated Ircss Dlsna.ch Uv suecial Wires
Warren, o., Jan. 2O.-The people OF
West Pennington, a village near here,
are greatly excited as result Of the
mysterious murder, last night, OF
r. H. Lewis, a wealthy banker and
farmer
An unknown man came to the home
Of Lewis in a carriage. Lewis and this
man, Il is said, weIe in conference for
an hour. At the end Of the time
hired mau, in another part OF the
house, smelled smoke and rushed into
the room. lie found Lewis lying dead,
with his head crushed, while MS
hands and feet we're tightly bound.
Ihe BODY was covered with burning
straw, which had been saturated in
coal OIL lhe stranger was missing.
Il is believed that the murder fol-
lowed a quarrel over business matters,
as a number of the account books Of
the dead man we're found lying on the
table 10 the room where the crime Was
committed.
Lewis, who was a widower and 20
years old, lived in the house with a
hired man.
Detectives have been summoned
from Cleveland in connection with
The case.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
DIVORCE CONGRESS.
Three Delaware NCommissioners Elected
Today by Gov. lea.

Three Delaware lComnissioners Elected
Today by GOV. lea.
Gov. Lea today selected Col BENJAMIN
Nields. president of the New Castle county
Bar Association; Attorney-General Rob
ert II. Richards and Hon. Henry Ridgelv
Jr.. as Delaware's commissioners to the
national divorce congress which will be
held in Washington next week. Messrs
Nields and Richards live in Wilmington
and Mr. Ridgely in Dover. The governor
is also a commissioner, each State being
entitled 10 be represented by its governor
and three other citizens.
In some States appropriations have
been made to cover the expense. but in
Delaware there is no such appropriation
and the local delegates viii bear their own
expense. The governor has selected men
who. he believes, viii fully represent the
wishes of the people of the State.
The object Of the congress is to formu-
late a draft Of uniform divorce laws 10 be
adopted BY all Of the States. The subject
has attracted a great deal of attention
lately and il now looks as if something
would be accomplished.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
NEW STATE DETECTIVE.
Charles u. Gray Of Wilmington Appointed
Today by Gov. Lea.

Charles IL. Gray OF wilmington Appointed
Today by Gov. Lea.
Gov Lea today appointed Charles r.
GRAY State detective TO succeed James /.
Ratledge, who resigned several weeks ago
Mr.. Gray will 60 on duty at once. His
colleague is James L. Hawkins, also of this
city. The Office pays an annual salary of
81. 200
Mr.. Gray is a Republican, but he has
never figured conspicuously in politics
He is an experienced newspaper writer,
having been employed on all OF the papers
in this city He is a native of Wilmington
and is about 35 years of age. He is mar
ried and lives at 6 South Clayton street.
He started in newspaper work about 10
years ago and has served in various capa-
cities on the staffs Of the different papers.
much Of the time being city editor. For
few months he did newspaper work in
Monterey, Mex.
In making the appointment the gov
ernor sought out a man who, he thought.
would be specially useful in working up
cases. Mr.. Gray's experience as a news
paper reporter serves him well in this par
ticular.
Several others were applicants for the
Office
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
PHILADELPHIA HOTEL AFlRE.

Philadelphia, Pa. jan 2O.--Fire, which
originated in the roof garden Of the Hotel
Flanders. at Fifteenth and Walnut streets,
early today, created a panic among the
guests, which was quickly allayed when It
was discovered that the blaze was not
ferrous.
The fire was caused by an uninsulated
electric light wire in the roof garden. The
two upper floors were flooded, and the fire
was extinguished without difficulty. The
loss will not exceed $1,000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
Polish Meeting.

Arrangements are being made for a
meeting 10 be held in the Grand Opera
House by the local Poles for the pur-
pose of starting a movement for the re-
lief Of suffering Poles. A meeting OF the
representatives of the local Polish socie-
ties was held last evening and the plans
were discussed. Father John c. Gulcz OF
St. Hedwiq's Church, is chairman OF the
combined associations of Wilmington
and n committee of representative Poles
is arranging for the meeting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
TWO BOYS DROWNED
A..ocialsd lre.. DI.ra,on pg sneel.I wIrs.

Associated Press DisratGn Dg SPECIAL WireA
Ivoryton, Conn, Jan. Harold
Norris and Ernest Davidson. both II
years old, we're drowned in Pettipaug
pond yesterday. The boys attempted to
cross the pond and broke through the thin
ice. When their bodies were found. both
were in an erect position. in about six feet
OF water, and it is presumed that their
feet became wedged In the mud or under
growth at the bottom of the pond.
The boys belonged to prominent fami.
lies here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
ONE KILLED, ANOTHER WOUNDED.

A'.o'i''ed Press Dispatch ny special Wires
A., 4icago H., Jan 20-One burglar was
tnlea ,lea and another fatally wounded early
;e1lf at Desplaines, a suburb OF Chicago,
a.. a. oaltle between detectives OF Chicago
a,u me Northwestern Railroad and hve
,'en u'etected IN an attempt to steal from
laif shop OF the railway company.
ne detectives had surrounded the shop
,uu ,. 'he light began when the thieves at
,I,-p'ea TO escape with the plunder The
tI,c men not wounded escaped after
'''y mad exhausted their ammunition
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
rorp.v For Dog Registration.

Today is the last for the registering Of
dogs prior TO the expiration OF the ex-
emption period. Business Was brisk to-
dav and by noon about 300 had been regis
tered. although the number was for behind
that on the last day last year. There are
about 5000 dogs In the city, all OF which
are subject TO the tax. ON Monday Dog
Catcher Kopp viii start out TO take up un-
registered CANNES and the owners thereof
viii be liable to prosecution ior harboring
unregistered dogs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
ON A WINTER CRUISE.
.ncInieA -. nI.naLcn II .necInl NJ,

Associated Press Disuatcn nv special Wire,
Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. 20.-The school
ship Saratoga sailed today on a winter
cruise TO the Windward Islands The ship
will proceed directly to Barbados and
after stopping there for 10 days, will visit
St. Kits. st. Croix and ST. Thomas. The
vessel is scheduled to arrive home on April
l4th
Commander Atwater is in charge of the
Saratoga. There are so boys on board.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
c. S. JAMES TRIAL CONCLUDED.
'ocated res Dispatch by speclal wires.

'oo'ated res Dispatch by Special Wires.
Annapolis, Nd. Jan. 2O.-The naval
eolft-martial concluded the trial OF the
case against Midshipman Charles S.Jones
o, Gnnnell, Ia, this morning, George
Mann, his counsel, having addressed the
court
Later, the court took up the case of
another inst classman, Claude B.Mayo of
eSSllnhus. Miss, against whom hanng is
ssneged IN five different instances Mayo
i charged with hazing during September
Ias'' when he was compelled to forfeit his
IIa'e because he was deficient in some Of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
SEVEN MEN DROWNED.
.~ er,,,.i ,vtr.-

Associated rress Dispatch By special Wires
Victoria. b. c., Jan. 20.-Lack Of infor-
nation and bad charts are said by dis
patches from the West Coast to have been
responsible for the drowning of Chief
Oihcer A. Wallstrom and six seamen Of
the wrecked British ship King David
which was driven ashore on Bajo Reef on
December 18th.
Although the scene of the disaster is
within eight miles of the Indian settlement
ol Mootka, where a large trading post is
located and there is a new lighthouse.
light station and large settlement at
Cayoquot, Capt. Davidson sent the
ooat crew to Cape Beale. 100 miles away,
lof slstance and the boats crew never
arrived
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
ARTICLES OF Incorporation.
Associated Press Disraich ov special Wires

AIs0claied pTess DIsTaich 0v Special Wlrel
Helena, Mont, Jan. 2O.-Four corpora
tions, the directors representing the Chi
cago. Milwaukee q St Paul Railway Co.
filed articles of incorporation here ye ter
day.
The companies are the Enterprise Land
and Improvement Co., Western Townsite
Co., Republic Coal Co. and Big Horn
Timber Co. Each company has a paid-up
capital stock of 100000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
BOTH FOUND GUILTY.
led lress Dlspatch bv special Wirel

Associated lress Dispatch BY Special Wires
Wilkes-Barre, Pa, Jan..2O-A. W.
Sloan, Justice OF the peace, and Bernard
BOYLE, constable, were convicted in court
today Of manufacturing legal cases and
attempting to collect costs for the same
from the county treasury.
The Taxpayers Association was the
urogectltOr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
HOMt-SttEERS ARE STARVING

@',oe'a'e'l 10. Press Dispatcn bv special Wires
e.. victoria, B. c., Jan. 2O.-The So Rus
a.. ~ released prisoners Of war who recently
sa.a s.,,yea here on the Japanese liner Kama
n y, 70 seek homes, having refused 20 go
la AulVostok when released by the
h Js,ese government, are reported 10 be
or. ib,'lgss and starving at Vancouver and
'''' places IN British Columbia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
WOOD WILL SUCCEED CORBIN,

Associaicd Press Dispatch by sneeiAl Wires
Manila, p. l., Jan. 20.-Maior-Gen.
Leonard Wood will succeed Maior-Gen.
Corbin in command OF the military divi-
sion Of the Philippines on February lst.
Maior-Gen. Corbin will leave on Feb
ruary ID for Hong Kong, sailing thence
for San Francisco on February 9th on the
Pacific Mail steamer Korea.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
LODGES AND SOCIETIES.

The fftieth anniversary Of the organi-
zation Of Columbia Lodge l. o. o. f.
will be observed on Friday evening with
appropriate exercises.
The officers elect Of st. Andrew Coun-
ell Legion Of the Red Cross, were in
stalled by the grand officers last evening
Refreshments were served at the close OF
the installation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
JOHNSON FORCE CO.
Plant to be Operated About the Iath Of
February.

teDfudly.
A mortgage for Sl50,000 was recorded
at She Court House. this morning, to
cover am issue of bonds by the Whining
ton Iron Co.,. successor % the Johnson
Forge Go. The mortgage was given to
the Equitable Guarantee and Trust Co.,
and is signed by President G. H. Iehnder
of Scranton. Po., and Secretary A. @. Nc
Farland. Herbert H. Ward is counsel for
the new company.
a large force of men are now at work
at the plan. preparing for its operation
about the 18th OF February. The forges
viii produce material similar TO that
made before. A nut and bolt foundry
win not be introduced as has been er.
roneously reported. George Catterall OF
Berwick. Pa, an experienced man, viii bc
the superintendent and Elwood Brown
win occupy the position Of chief clerk OF
the Office and sales department. He was
with the johnson Co. for 20 years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
TO REMODEL HOTEL.
Important Changes to be Made at the
Barnum.

aNANAAAs
Architect Il. L. Rice is preparing plans
for the remodeling of the Hotel Barnum
at Fifth and Orange streets The prop
erty is owned by the He'll estate and
John Il. ilalloren is the proprietor
Part of the third hoor will be removed
and romodelled. The FIRST floor will be
remodelled throughout. which viii in
clude new bar, steel ceilings and walls,
now stairs and new Office and dining
room. Six rooms win be added 10 the
second and third floors, to be finished in
oak
Architect Rice is also preparing plans
20 remodel the property az the southeast
corner Of Tenth and jefferson streets, re-
Gently purchased by DR.. p. II. Keaneny.
Dr. Keaneny's dental parlors viii be ON
the first floor and the remainder Of the
house viii frst.class apartment flats.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
sIoriuary slailsIioa,

According to the records Of the Health
Department there were S5 deaths m thls
citv this week as against 81 Tor the cor
responding week Of last year during She g
current week there we're births ana o
marriages. ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
clated Press plspatch by snecial wires

Associated Press Dispatch br snecial Wires
Chicago ILL.,. Jan. 20. Active selling by
pit traders and commission houses de-
pressed May whent TO o7l4ES7A cents to-
day.
West. May corn advanced TO i5A cents.
Small receipts and good domnnd from
exporters steadied May oats at S25s cents.