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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-14
TALK OF THE TOWN.


Isabelle Aarr Is able to be out aftei
few days illness.
J. B. Mclean Of Cabot was a visitor
in the city to-day.
Be loyal, patronize a home company
the Granite Mutual.
Michael Doyle OF st. Albans is visit
ing friends in the city.
]. II. Tarbell of Boston was in ths
city on business to-day.
$. A. Levin OF Burlington visited his
brother, II. $. Levin, to-da-.
William Brown Of Windsor visited his
brother, G. A. Brown to-day.
Miss Deziel Of Providence. r. L, is Wis.
iting her brother, Uric Deziel.
Frank Bohonan OF East Andover, n
H., was a business visitor in the city
to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Haywood Of New
York were visitors in the city yester-
day.
II your FIRE insurance is now costing
too much get the Granite Mutual com
psny's rates.
District Attorney Alexander Dunnstt
OF st. Johnsbury was in the city on
business to-day
Come in and look at our holiday goods.
They have the merit. They will please
you. Kenyon 6 Co.'S cash bargain store.
The Granite Savings Bank & Trust
company Is executor OF the win Of the
late William Barclay, which was filed
yesterday.
II. A. Billings of White River Junction
visited friends in the city yesterday and
attended the Shrine meeting at Mont
pelier last evening
Harold Dutton finished work yester-
day as clerk in G. H. Hendricks drug
store, and his place is taken by Robert
Renfrew Of Ryegate.
Miss Blanche Austin and Miss Fay
Hayden returned this morning from
North6Rld, wher they went to attend the
senior hop, held there last evening.
John Hartigan and G, j. Leclair have
accepted the challenge Of Robert Murphy
and Joseph Brault to play bid penuchle,
and ii il expected that a battle royal
will take place in the near future.
The officers and members of Hiawatha
lodge, No. 20, 1 0. O. II, are requested
to meet at Odd Fellows hall, this. Sat
urday, evening at 6:30 o'clock sharp. I'm
portaft business. w. E. Beck, Noble
Grand.
The d. A. Perry Real Estate agency
has sold for Edmund Normandeau his
house on Franklin street and two lots
of land on ID street to Mr. and Mrs.
Alex. Ogston Of Williamstown, consid
Grafton, $4,000.
The funeral service Of Mrs. Henrietta
Wright will be held from the home in
the Buzzell block at 2 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon, the Rev. E. O. Thayer officiat
ing. The intcfment will be in the Green
Mount cemetery at Montpelier.
When You buy real estate for an in
vestment, look well to location-the
nearer the center Of the city the better.
We have no hesitaney in recommending
the property advertised in the for sale
column. II actually pays IS 10 per
cent. net. d. A. Perry Real Estate agen-
cy, Barre, vt.
Happy comedy and lots Of it is to be
found in the newest comedy drama, I'm
Gle Josh Perkins" The play is by Sam
Morris, whose name is to be found at
tached to many successful productions
that have pleased our theatre goers for
the past several seasons. At the Barre
opera house Tuesday. December IL.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-14
ADOPTED RESOLUTION
ON LATE Or. JACKSON
Mobiles Of The Mystic Shrine at Annual
Meeting Last Night, Took 0faeiai
Action Of Death Of Member.

AZ the annual meeting u Mount Sinai
Temple. Mobiles 81 the Mystie Shfins,
held IN the Montpelier amofy last
night. oilieers we're elected a. foilonnf
lilusltions poteniate. George T. Randall,
Wells hlteri chief rahhan l.. II. Greene,
Nonipelierl assistant rakban, Isaac u.
HALEY, ilfattlrl,orel high priest and
prophet, Collins blakely. Monlpelierf
oriental guide. Thomas ". Fletcher,
IiFidporsi treasurer, Dean w. Toene,
Rarfeg reeordrr. {. II. lIeaion. Montpel.
lei representative 10 the imperial cnun-
dlNto be- held AZ Minneapolis. MINI.
next June. Henry s. Root o. Newport.
Frank y. Sheppard II Bellows Fails,
Donald Smith u Barre, b. G. ellison VI
Sc Johnsbnry.
The following fpaolutions presented By
John III Sentef az Montpelier were an.
animously adopted. Whereas. by tha
di.pensaiion ~ Allah one Of the best
ltscd and most respect<d mobiles ~
Mount Sinai Temple has been transfer.
red from our midst to that temple not
made with hands. eternal and N the
heavens, therefore b. II resolved. that
We deplore The death Of that noble
Christian aentleman our brother, y.
Henry jackson of barre. a. 4 great loss
not only 10 the Masonic order. hut 20
the community and state N which hc
lived and which he 80 honorahly ami
devoteily served and resolved, that
the iilustFious recorder b. and \
hereby directed to transmit 70 the be.
reased family copy Of thesc rc~oln.
ffoua and to fananf "a them The heart.
felt aympathy ~ this temple"
The reports Of the officers showed the
Shrine 10 be In a prosperous condition.
II the treasury there i s2,i75.kf. A
class Of twenty-five candidates was mi
tiatci.
Toe candidates initiated were. Alex.
anderson. h. NJ Nute. r. y. lsdd. loan
stephen. W. y. Scott. ]. y. Smith. James
Reid. r. H. Dyer J. G. Wyllie, w. w
Elssell. W. ". Holden. G. +. Aver, and
G. 5. Cushman. all Of Harres n. l..
Bray of Washington: r. p Spiitn of
MOSCOW; ". II. Town of Morrissille; g.
y Hall OF Roxbury. w. ". Wood ~
A;iddlebury; ,. T. Ward Of South Barre:
n @ Maynard 0f White River Junctioni
and Austin Harvey. otto Y. Creent ami
VI. G. Clifford. all Of Bethel.
There were about 800 people IN At.
tendance They voted Sf00 70 charity
and SIPS for a jewel 10 be presented
the retiring poteBtate, II. $. Root of
Newport.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-14
BENNINGTON MAN NAMED.
Bonus.
As Candidate For Being Placed in Bank
ruptcy.

Burlington, Dec. 18-A petition in
involuntary bankruptcy has been filei
against G. D. Sawyer of Bennington n
grocer doing business under the firm
rame Of G., D. Sawyer & Son. The
petition is brought by creditors whose
claims are as follows; Albert Fisk Of
Bennington, $500. the value of note
Little 4 Hulett OF Troy, n. Y, S11462,
for gods and merchandise. Harvey v
Eddy Of Troy, N. ", S327.50, for goods
aid merchandise.
The petition further sets up that Mr.
Sawyer committed an act Of bank
riptcy by executing to his daugate-,
Mrs. Belle Cutler, a chattel mortgage
and not for 81 600, thereby preferring
her as a creditor; that he also executed
a note and mortgage to james Rooney
and on December 10, while insolvent,
gave to Mr.. Rooney possession Of his
entire stock OF goods.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-14
STOLEN SWEETS.
Led John McAvoy Into Trouble and The
Police Court.

John McAyoy pleaded guilty in the
city court this morning to the larceny Of
four boxes Of honey belonging to Mrs.
n. II. Gates who resides in the Morse
block, He was fined SIS and costs Of
$3.50 with an alternative sentence to
the house Of correction. McAvoy did
not have the money to pay his fine, but
thought he would be able to raise it.
He became frightened after he aad
taken the honey and returned it to Mrs.
Gates who then had him arrested.
The case Of Fred Cheney who IL
charged with furnishing was set for
trial yesterday is being held open on ac-
count Of Grand Juror Dayfs being away.
Henry Smith, arrested last evening
on North Main street BY Officer Hamel
for intoxication, pleaded not guilty to
the charge in the city court this morn
irg. but half an hour later he came back
and changed his plea to guilty. He was
fined SIS with costs Of S. which be paid.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-14
BARRE TOWN SCHOOLS
INCREASING RAPIDLY
Additional Scholars Neesssitated Open
ing Two New Schools, One in Up
per websterville and Another
on East Barre Road.

The fall term Of the public schools Of
the town Of Bare closed yesterday for
the holidays. The winter term begins
Janutry Q. Two new schools we're open.
ed this term, a second primary at upper
Nebsterviuo and a district school IN
the Spring House on the East Barre
road. This brings the nuwbcr OF schools
up to twenty.six. The grammar room
at Lower Wcbsserville was moved 10 the
upper village but the crowded eondi-
tions In all these schools will neccssitate
another room at the lower village In
the near future.
The West Hin school has Just com
pleted a very successful term with Miss
ina n. jenkins in charge. Thursday
evening the scholars gave an entertain
mcnt and served refreshments. Samples
Of the work done in writing, drawing
and manual training were on exhibi.
tion, and the school room was tasteful
Il decorated.
During the fall extensive repairs have
been made at this school, including
hardwood floors, new desks and curtains
The interior has been painted and paper.
ed and the exterior has also received a
fresh coat Of paint. This scnool IL now
one Of the most attractive district
schools in town and with the Beekley
Hill school has the best sanitary ar
rangements
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-14
DEATH OF W. I. GEORGE.
Former Granite Manufacturer Died Early
This Morning.

William r. George died early this
morning at his home on the East hill
after being i'll since last Sunday with
inflammation of the bowels Mr.. George
was As years of age and is survived by
his wife. He had lived in Barre, city and
town, for about 25 years, being for sew
eral years in the granite business in the
city, a member Of the firm Of George 4
Rogers. About seven years ago he was
Obliged to give up the stone business
because Of i'll health and moved to the
farm where he died
Mr. George was member Of Granite
lodge Of Masons, Hiawatha lodge Of Odd
Fellows. Minnehaha encampment. Cam
ton Vinton, Patriarchs Militant, and
Bright Star Rebekah lodge.
The funeral win be held Tuesday from
his Old home at 2s West street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-14
CAIRO TEMPLE.
Held Meeting n Rutland Which Was
Most Successful.

Rutland. Dee. 1.-THE fifth annual
meeting Of Cairo Temple Of Mystic
Shriners was held here yesterday with
200 mobiles present Nine candidates were
initiated. making the membership COO
which eiNes full representation IN the
imperial council. Tho following officers
were elected Imperisl potentate, G. +.
Redwood, burlington: chief rubban.
Thomas II. Broga, Rutland; assistant
rabban, DIR. Daniel O. Noble, Aiddlebury;
high priest and prophet, John NJ Keen.
an, Rutland; oriental gvide. Park III.
Pollard, Proetorsville; treasurer. A. II.
Varney, PouItney; recorder, Philip II.
Seayer, Rutland; representative to i'm
rcfial council, Fuller G. Smith Of st.
Albans, + T. Baclus Of Brandon, ID. II.
Switzer Of Bellows falls, John I. Slack
OF Springfield. A hundred couples par.
ticipated In the annual ball last night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-14
10 VERMONT COUSIN.
Bequest Of $4,000 by Judge George Bald
win of Wisconsin.

Appleton, Wis, Dec 1.-THE will Of
Judge George Baldwin was made public
yesterday. and except for bequest Of
$4,000 to a cousin and her four daugh-
tiers in Vermont, the entire estate, esti-
mated at S5000,000, is left in trust for
10 years to the widow, Mrs Catherine
NJ. Baldwin. and two sons, George B.
and Charles Baldwin, At the expiration
Of 10 years the estate is to be divided
shape and share alike among the three.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-14
BASE BALL PLAYERS
GET TRANSFERRED
Fred Tenney, Among Them, Goes to Eew
York National League Team
Next Summer.

New York, Dec. l4.-0ne of the iarg.
est exchanges Of players ever recorded
in major league base ball was affected
at the conclusion Of the National league
nueeting here yesterday when the New
York National league team exchanged
Frank Bowerman, catcher; Cecil Fergu.
son, pitcher; Daniel MeCann, first base
man. George Browne, right fielder, and
either William Dahlen, short stop, or
John Hannifan, substitute. for Fred
1enney, first baseman; Thomas Need !
ham, catcher, and Al Bridwell, short
stop, all of the Boston National league.
The exchange was effected by John J..
McGraw, manager Of the New York
club, and Jos. Kelley, the new manager
OF the Boston club, who were in confer
ence for nearly an hour.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-14
DISCHARGED THE DRUGGIST.
J. C. BelIrose Of Burlington Not Held
on Liquor Charge.

Burlington. Dec. 14.--A hearing in the
matter Of the disclosure of Clarence
Cunningham on j. G. Bellrose was held
Ia city court yesterday morning On
cless-examination by Attorney r. Fl.
Brown Cunningham made inconsistent
statements and upon completion Of the
cross examination, Grand Juror Shaw.
Who prosecuted, moved tnat the case
against Mr.. BelIrose be mol pressed
end the matter was thus disposed Of.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-14
SANTA CLAUS LETTERS
win Not Be Sent to Dead Letter Office
This Year.

Washington, d. G., Dee. l4.--Letters
addressed to Santa Claus win no long.
or 90 to the dead letter Office. In re-.
sponse to numerous requests of charita-
bic societies, Postmaster General Never
today issued orders TO all postmasters
that missives so directed and bearing no
other identification should be turned over
taany regularly organized charitable So
ciety in the city or town Of the address,
tk be used exclusively for philanthropic
pHposes. If more than one organization
ask for them, the letters are to be equal
" divided. The order has been confined
to the letter addressed to Santa Claus Y
since it has been found that the name
kris Kringle" appears in various city
directories.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-14
Christmas Dinner.

The local Saliva Army corps has
commenced its soliciting for the annual
Christmas dinner, as we'll as having put
boxes in some Of the leading stores. A
hearty cooperation is asked for to help
make this The most successful effort
ever put forth. Anybody having any
thing either IN the line Of eatables or
clothing that would help someone would
greatly help the work II they should
ssnd them ts the local corpa.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-14
Banks in Fine Condition.

Luther a. Coob Of Island Pond in
spector Of savings banks, was in Mont
relier yesterday. Mr.. Cobb says the saw
ings banks Of Vermont. have not been
seriously affected by the money strin-
gney in other parts of the country, not
a savings bank in the state has bad
even the slightest suspicion Of run
during the recent financial panic, AMI
they al today are in an excellent con-
dition.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-14
Robbery at Bellows Falls.

Bellows Falls, Dec. l4- Some time
Thursday night burglars entered the Of.
iIce ef Frank Adams 4 Co.'s grain store,
getting S25 in cash The outside door
If the safe was not locked, so the burg.
lars had no difficulty in using soap
dam and blowing the inner vault with
nitroQTyeerine The safe and some pa
pcrs that were inside are total loss.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-14
Damage al Bellows Falls Yes
terday Afternoon
AMOUNTED TO $4,000
Residence Of Mrs. Caroline Alexander
Partially Destroyed. The Principal
Damage Being conined TO up
per Part Of House.

Bellows Falls, Dec. lt.-Firc broke oui
In the home 81 Mrs. Caroline Alexander
on Front street yesterday aftyrnoon AZ
ISIS. The fire department after onc hour
Of hard work had the frc under control,
The third floor where the FIRE started was
badly damaged. The loss oh the building
y about 5000, covered BY insurance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-14
FALL LOSES MAYoRALTY.
A Recount Of Votes Shows The Repub-
lican Candidate Elected in Maiden.

Maiden, Mass, Dec. 14.--Prof. George
Howard Fall, citizens candidate, who on
the face Of the returns was elected
mayor Of the city by small majority
last Tuesday, lost his title to the po-
sition as the result Of a recount of votes
held last night. Professor Fall's plurality
over George Louis Richards, the Re
publican candidate was 60, according To-
the returns, but the recount gives the
elecplon to Richards by a plurality Of
40 Mr.. Fall il a professor Of Roman at
Boston university. He has been candi-
date for mayor each year for the past
five years, and has stated that ne pro-
poses to continue to be candidate each
year until lie il successful.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-14
Marriage Last Evening.

Domenico Peduzi and Miss Teresa
Mochetti were united in marriage last
evening by Justice of the Peace James
Batcnelder street, where they win re-.
side The happy couple were attended
BY Miss Adelina Merlo as bridesmaid
and Antonio Pcdiizzi acted as best man.
The groom is granite cutter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-14
cIosing Que sale.

win be at the A. G. Day store, In
Gladding block, December II and 16.
Saturday and Monday, to dispose Of the
remainder Of the Day stock Of harness,
blankets, whips, harness trimmings, one
safe, show case. and other articles too
numerous to mention. w. +. Shepard,
administrator.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-14
DENIES THE RUMoR.
A Canadian Pacific Man Says His Road
u Not Trying to Buy B. & M.

Toronto, Dec. IA. The report from
the East that the Canadian Pacific Rail-
way company is negotiating for the con.
trol OF the Boston & Maine railway il
characterized by Il. B. Osler, NJ. r., and
Canadian Pacific railway director. as
siust rumor without any founda.
tionv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-14
GRANrTEvILLE.

Come to the spinsters' convention anil
see the cid maids transformed into
beautiful yound maidens before your
own eyes. At Miles hal Thurslag
evening, December 10th, at ?. m.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-14
New Rebekah Lodge.

swanton. Dee. a. Silver Rebebah
Iodae No. sc, L O. o. F., was instituted
last evening by Grand Master Calvin
Fndrcss of Bennington. There are about
20 members,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-14
EAST BARRE.

Roller skating next Tuesday evening.
December nth, in the opera house hall.
c. J. Spencer manager.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-14
BISHOP COLEMAN
OF DELAWARE DEAD
Head Of Episcopal Diocese Had Held That
Position Since lsss--End Came
at Wilmington To-day.

Wilmington, Dec l4.--Leighton Cole.
man, an Episcopal bishop Of the diocese
III Delaware, died suddenly to-day. lie
became bishop in 1888.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-14

COntinued On page seven.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-15

pearance today In sections of Arkansas, tennessee, north Mississippi. North Georgia. ana in south Carolina. killing frost being Arkansas-Prescott .ss: Pine Bluff ss; Ten~ nessee--Bolivar and Milan 3t: Covington 3e {; Miississippi-Lske sl: Greenwood, Browns West Point 3s: south Carolina Eatesburg S5. Last year on October 1fth. cold wave ot more severity than that of last night en- circled the Mississippi valley and the South Atlantic states almost to the Gulf coast, freezing weather at that time having been h as sr sou.n as s1utne,n A,s triet of Mobile and notwithstanding this fact. and the damage inflicted by the Sep that followed in inc wake of the storm. the commercial crop finally turned out to be ls.5ii.0oo. However. conditions this year are quite different to what they were at rally late in all districts. This was demon- strated by the small ginnIngs to September 2sth. of this year, 1.569.e7T 2.05T.2ss ito the corresponding date last year and 2,355,- Tis to even date of 1905.
 Therefore t is thought that considerable damage will have been cone the plant by the present cold spell. which is predicted to cause heavy frosts tonight again in east sulf and south Atlantic states
 There is one redeeuling feature in connec- tion with this cold wave and that Is that 1t is accompanied by fair weather and an ample supply of sunshine that will probably the crop. Of this. however. there Is no certainty. and 1t will take few days to ascertain the exact results
 Receipts continue light at all ports to- day about 5000, last year 5000; since Fri day about s2,e0o vs. i12.00e one year ago. since September ist, about i.oSseoo vs. l. 403.G00 last year.
 Silver at London continues to decline. the most important drop in It's value of late having occurred today 27Ad, against 2sx on Saturday, loss for the past ten days of about I0c per ounce. The cause of this sensational decline, no doubt, would be made known in the very near future. But what ever the cause. the effect cannot but be unfavorabie on the Oriental trade.
 According to a wire from New York to- day, Marshall Field & O., reduce quota tions on a certain line of cotton goods, Fruit of the Loom. one cent per yard.
 Yours very truly,
 C. c. ABERCROMBIE & co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-15
GLOOMY ATMOSPHERE
ANOTHER SLUMP IN STOCK MAR
 kET IS FEARED.
Violent Breaks Tn Tine opening Prices Of stocks, Therefore, Caused
 No Surprise-Uneven De-


 New York, Oct, 14.--There was a nervous and gloomy atmosphere in the neighborhood of the stock exchange, before the trading began today. as of the unsupported condition of the market revealed in Saturdays demor- alized slump.
 of stocks, therefore, caused no sur prise, but a prompt rally disclosing some measure of effective support Foreign mohey centers were disturbed over the positon here and that feeling was reflected in some heavy selling of ed to the burdens of the New York market. The Sunday interval had brought in many selling orders to by the precfpitancy of the fall in prices and from those who did not re- spond to calls for additional prices. showed very uneven declines, some of the most representative stocks making some show Of resistance. while others for instance, opened at an advance of a point and the weslern railroad stocks and Amalgamated Copper were com CT hand, United States Steel pfd., dropped l l-4 and 5000 shares of the common sold simultaneously at 22 1-2 Saturday. American Locomotive pfd., and Central Leather pfd., 3, Peoples Gas 1-2, Atchison and Westinghouse Electric 2, Canadian Great Northern Ore ctfs. Reading Erie lst pfd., Ma 1 3-4.
 The rebound was convulsiye and re- trieved some of these losses at a jump and carried many stocks we'll over Sat urday's closing level. Among them American Smelling, Tennessee Copper, ern pfd., Northern Pacific New York Central, Amalgamated Copper and An aeonda.
 The Support accorded the market es- tablished gains of from between one and two points in many active stocks. The selling was renewed in large when enormous blocks of the United States Steel stocks were thrown on the market carrying their prices and those or some others back to the low level of the day. The market closed unsettled and generally weak in conse- Quence.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-15
fh,.,,-,, T.vr,n ..a p..a-.

Chicago, Oct. 14.--Sentlment during the first half hour was inclined to the bear side because of large shipments from Russia during the last week and because of the breaking of the drought in India. Liberal receipts at Winnipeg also caused some selling in the local the market became extremely strong and prices within five minutes ad- vanced more than 2 cents fronf>the low price of the day. The sudden upturn shorts wbo were frightened by the heavy buying of large bull. On the advance-"there was general realizing which soon caused the loss of all the cember opeped Is to 1-4c lower at l .05 3-4 to 1 O6 l-S, sold off to 1 .O5 5-S and then advanced to 1.07 S-4. The at 1. III Is to 1-4. The corn market was weak early in the day because of favorable weather for husking and marketing the new crop, The sharp nearly l 1-2c in corn, but the gain was lost on profit-takings. The close was weak. December opened about unchanged at 63 to 6S S-s, sold off to The close was at 63 1-4. Local re- ceipts were 4S6 cars with 1t5 of con- tract grade. Oats sold today at the highest price in several years. the De- cAmber delivery touching 56 and May 57 7-s The strength was due chief ly to the advance in wheat and corn. The market held firm during the last half of the day and closed slightly higher. December opened unchanged to 1-sc higher at 55 Is to 55 1-4, ad- vanced to 56 and closed at 55 1-2. May sold between 57 and 57 7-S. and closed at 57 l-4. Local receipts were s06 cars.
 Provisions were strong all day de- spite a 5c decline in the price of live heavy purchaser. At the close Jam uary pork was 2Oc higher at IS 20: Lard was 10 10 12c higher at 1T 1-e 10 9,3o, Ribs were loc higher at sag l-9
 The leading futures ranged as follows; Articles. Open. High. Low. Close