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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-10
Made by Milford, Mass,
Granite Manufactures
TO THE GRANITE CUTTERS
This Same Proposition Was Previously
Advanced and Was Then withdraw
Are Hoping for Settle
mens.

Milford, Mass, May io.-Committees
representing the granite cutters and
tool sharpeners' unions met the manu-
faeturers yesterday afternoon in an ef.
fort to settle the strike.
The committees argued for the unions
bin Of AS cents per hour minimum and
had no authority TO conclude q settle
ment on less. The manufacturers re-
moved previous offer of Al cents, later
withdrawn, and the committees viii re-
port this to the meetings Of their
unions. If the unions act favorably
another conference win take place this
afternoon. The chances for settle
ment are believed TO be good.
The manufacturers present were r.
WI Davis, Frank A. Whipple, II. II.
Sherman and Theodore NJ Perry. The
committees comprised William A.
Aoungson, Ralph Mainni, Daniel j..
Carney and Joseph Cooper for the cut
tcrs, and James Garvey, Roy Black, K.
A, Marley, Curtis r. Joy and John
MaInini for the tool sharpeners.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-10
BURLINeroWs INDUcEMENrs.
Would Provide Site and $1,000 For
Moving Granite Plant.

Burlington, May 10--The directors
of the Burlington Commercial club held
o meeting last evening for the purpose
Of taking into consideration the meas.
mes that might be adopted in connec-
tion with the proposed new granite in
dustry. The committee ont new indus
tries were of the opinion taat II site
were provided the sum Of 81 900 paid
for the moving Of the plant and ex.
emption from taxation secfred for a
period Of Eve years. il would be all the
city could reasonably be asked to do,
and In case this was mAslesho basis OF
an agreement there should be guar
anty as regards the minimum number
Of skilled operatives 10 be employed.
On motion of w c. Isham Il was voted
to negotiate on this basis The possi-
bility Of a stock company in connection
with the industry was also discussed.
Il + expected that another conference
with the parties concerned viii be held
III few days. WHEN an understanding
may be reached.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-10
NO EXPLANATION MADE.
Can't Tell Why Bets Were Called OFF,
Sporting Men DiSgusted.

los Angeles, Cal. May TO- After the
Burns o'Brieu fight Wednesday night, nc
explanation could be secured for the call
ing off Of the bets on the match. The
fight was advertised TO be for d $4,000
purse, but this was disputed IN some
quarters II Il rumored that there was
a wrangle over the size OF the purse
which did not come up to expectations
and the dispute arising from this result
ed in the bets being declared of.
The disgust of sporting men over the
affair Is great. Referee Charles Eyton
said yesterday;
"BuTnss statement yesterday Il the
first intimation | bad about any agree
ment between the men. ! am not sur.
prised, however, at the revelations. a:
there we're plenty of suspicious cir,
eumstances. / called off all bets Wed
Inesday night after conference Will
Manager McCarey. | am glad personally
that the exposure has been made fol
it will help to shut some Of those out
of the boxing game who are in it fol
dishonest purposes"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-10
SAID HE WAS GOING 10 DIE.
Desire for Life Was Knocked Out BY
Two YeaTa' Sentence.

Burlington, May 10. Frank Brisette
who recently made fierce assault on
Joseph Dupont, was Iii city court yes-
terday afternoon charged with breach oi
the peace. lie pleaded guilty, but upon
the testimony of his wife and some Of
the police officers he was convicted ana
sentenced by Judge Mower to serve not
less than one and one half nor more than
two years III the House of Correction at
Rutland without costs. Ihe presence ot
an interpreter was necessary at the
hearing, as BTissette does not understand
English When he came 70 understand
his sentence he exclaimed that he was
going to die
The assault which Brissette commit
ted on Dupont came as the climax to
drunken brawl at Brissette's house
on Battery street. All last, Blissette
become angered beyond control at Du-
points attention to Mrs Brissette, hurled
sledge hammer at bis guests head
The hammer struck Dupont in the fore
head, fracturing the frontal bone. The
victim of the assault il on the road tc
recovery, but il still III the Mary Fletch-
er hospital.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-10
DARTMOUTH WON IN TENNIS.
Defeated University Of Vermont at Bur.
lington easily

Burlington, May 10.-ln the second
day Of the tennis tournament Dart
mouth won five out Of six matches play
ed with the university Of Vermont. The
schedule was changed so that two
doubles were played Oft Although
Dartmouth now has IL points, thus
winning the tournament. the rest Of tile
matches will be PLAYED today
The score: Doubles. McI.ane and
Rotch, d., defeated Pease and Rustcdt,
", 6-3, 6-3.
.ite and Smith. D., defeated Greene
and Collins, v. 6--f. Cd.
Singles. Collins, NJ, defeated White.
D.. 6-1, Ga. McLane, D., defeated
Rustedt. ". 6--3, e. Roteh, d.. de-
feated Pease, v, 0-6, 6-a, Ga.
Smith, D., defeated Greene, v, 6--1,
6--t.
Total for the tournament, Vermont 2.
Dartmouth H.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-10
POSTAL CARD cLEw.
Pair Awaiting Description Stopping at
Vermont Lake

AIineola, I. l., May 1o.-Dist. Atty.
Franklin A. Coles has been appraised Of
another cIew in the Cooke. .Whaley
elopement rssa which promises as lit
tie in the wav Of results as those Of
the preceding few days. A postal from
West Rutland. VT. signed ~. A. D."
informed Dist Attorney Coles that
there was couple stopping at Lake
Bomoseen. Castleton, VI, answering
the description Of Miss Floretta Whaley
and the exrector JeTr II. Cooke.
An investigation Is being made. Now
that Mrs Cooke has left the rectory the
historic old house stands vacant for the
first time in many years.
Mrs. Whaley. grandmother Of Miss
Wnaley, received letter today from
three Italians, stating that in the event
that Cooke deserted the school girl any
enc Of them stood ready To marry her.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-10
lNl'ERCITY TEAM
GOES TO NASHUA



The Tntercity ball team left Mont
peIier this afternoon for Nashua, n. H.,
where they viii open the New Hamp-
shire state league tomorrow Manager
Daley and directors Donnelly and Greene
accompanied them. They play in Man
chester on Monday and Laconia on
Tuesday. The team was strengthened
BY the arrival last night Of Sanders, q
pitcher, and Harris, . third baseman,
both Of whom are strongly recommend
ed by John Dorman, the old Intercity
man. Roth are former college stars.
Tom Uniac. formerly Of the lntercity,
joins the team and viii play second base
on this trip but not after that.
The batting order in tomorTow's game
viii probably be as follows;
Cotter left field.
Rudolph, right field.
Monohan. center field.
Harris, third base.
Uniac second base.
Jennings, short stop.
Shea, first base
Fraser, Sanders, Wherry, pitch.
Ball, catcher.
Wherry viii probably 30 into the box
tomorrow. Fraser on Monday and Sand
ers on Tuesday. Pitcher James, Glenn
ems and Murray were left behind to try
cut with Montpelier seminary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-10
ESSAYS AT spAULDINc.
Those who Participated in Exhibition
Yesterday Afternoon.

A division OF the middle class at
Spaulding high school read essays at the
school yesterday afternoon. Those who
participated and the programme were as
follows:
Nature study, what il is and what it
teaches, Miss knight.
Service Of the weather bureau, Wish
ant
Y Physical culture, Miss Grigg.
The granite industry of Barre, Taft.
Should girl 60 TO college3, Miss
Melcher.
Trio, Misses Grigg, knight and Miles.
Value Of manual training in public
schools, Miss Brown.
The treason Of Benedict Arnold,
Smith
PoIiteness, Miss Miles.
The work Of Burns. Watt.
Origin and development of the Ameri.
can flag, Miss Houston.
VocoI solo, Miss Brown.
Winter sports. Parker
Japanese in California, Miss Gladding.
Crisis in Cuban affairs, Ayerill
The pathos Of Dickens, Miss Gale.
The initiative and protective coloring
in birds, White.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-10
Rutland reachers ptopped.

Rutland, May i0.--Cierk H. r. Kings.
lev of the board Of education yesterday
made public the report Of the teachers
committee made to the board Of educa.
tion Monday evening at 9 secret session.
The teachers in the grades are neglected
without exception. IN the high school
three vacancies are expected. As rumor.
ed Principal S. H. Erskine was not re.
commended for re-appointment and the
places of Miss Frederika Abraham, in
struetor in history and English. and Miss
Erminie A. Williams, teacher ia short,
hand. win be vacant Miss Ella Nj.
Brownell Of Burlington was reelected as
supervisor Of music in the public schools.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-10
Mayor Makes q Move.

Boston, May 10,-Mayor John F.. Fitz-
gerald took a step to end the teamsters'
strike in this city Yesterday when he
called the strike to the attention Of the
Massachusetts, board of eonciliation and
arbitration, with view to securing me.
deation. The mayor sent the following
letter to the state board:
Dear Sir In accordance with the pro
visions Of section Of chapter lO6 Of the
revised laws of Massachusetts YOU are
hereby notified that strike has occurred
among the team drivers in the employ Of
certain master teamsters doing business
In the city OF Boston
Respectfully yours,
"Jolin +. Fitzgerald Mayor
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-10
MAN LIVED TO Be
IO4 YEARS OLD
Stephen Emerson BOynton of South
Deerheld, Mass, Died Yesterday
Afternoon After Shirt Illness.

South Deerfcld, May 1o.-Stephcn
Emerson Boyntou, who was born in Hub
bardstown March il, 1903. died yester.
day afternoon. About week ago his
mind became clouded, he became weak
physically, was placed in bed and then
life gradually faded out He was care
fully cared for in his extremely old age
by his sons, Albion and Joseph.
All Of bis birthdays since he became a
centenarian have been marked By mod
est observanees At these times the old
man rested in his chair, and received his
visitors with smile. He preserved his
physical and mental powers in a re-
markable way until his last illness.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-10
/. boy. The infant va born shortly

il boy. The infant was born shortly
before one o'clock. The ehild's sex was
told to Madrid BY salute Of p guns.
Had the child been an infanta only Is
g,ns would have been fired. The whole
city is making a holiday.
Business houses being closed and
Gags being thrown out from the
windows.
Only this morning announcement had
gone forth that Il would probably be
two weeks before the heir could be
looked for. The unexpected birth Of
the prince was, therefore, all tue more
welcome
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-10
CABOT.

J. S. Pike and wife were in Montpcl-
Ter Wednesday,
Mrs. Alvira Adams Of Marshneld Il
visiting relatives in town.
Mary Spencer is at Hubert Wheelers
and will attend the lower village school.
William Fiield has purchased his son,
Wills, farm known as the AFRO Adams
place.
Louisa, the little daughter Of Will
Clarke was bitten on her forehead last
Wednesday BY neighbor's dog
r. S. Cul1ier of Barre, county road
supervisor, was in town Wednesday To
meet the selectmep and road commits.
sioners to make arrangements for fur.
ther improvements on highways.
People rushed To their open doors
thursday afternoon at the shrill sound
az whistle like steam cars, electrics OF
IN automobile, II was soon discovered
that tie creamery had adopted new
way Of letting the steam off They will
coon be accustomed to such sounds rs
thev win announce q. nj, IL M. and
al night every day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-10
Funeral Of philip II. Marion.

Barre friends will be interested In the
following from Brockton, Mass, papers
THE funeral o. Philip H, Marion was
held this morning from his residence, %
Bartlett street. at s:45, and az Sc. Pat
riclJs church at .. Requiem mass was
celebrated by the Rev. Patrick II. Walsh,
and burial was in Calvary cemetery.
waiting was sung by Organist VIII.
lam q. Clifford. There were many floral
tributes, including Broken column from
wife and children panel Of stock, Louis
Goodwin; panel of stock and carnations,
Mrs Willet and Archie; panel Of car
nations, from Jimmie; panel Of roses,
Mrs Wyand, Mrs. Saudberg and Miss
Wyand; panel Of stock and carnations,
Mrs Walter Rapp and family spray Of
stock and ferns. Mics II. Collinss panel Of
tulips and carnations Mr. and Mrs g,
W. Rowe spray Of carnations and ferns,
Mr.. and Mrs ". II. King; panel Of car
nations and ferns. Flaag & Willis Co.5
panel Of ionquils, narcissus and ferns
FLORENCE and Edwin Crareni panel, MI.
and Mrs Ienaa Lewis; spray Mrs.
Bryant; spray Of callas, Mrs. NJ. Garyoy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-10
RUNAWAY IN MONTPELIER.
Black Span Was Brought to Halt After
Striking a Pole.

Montpelier. May 10.-A sensational
runaway, which happily was without
serious results, occurred at noon yester.
day. A span Of spirited horses owned
by Fred Black Of Putnamsville became
frightened while standing near tha
Montpelier & Wells River freight depot
and started ON a wild run up Barre
street. At the corner of Barre and Main
streets the wagon bit an electric pole
bringing 1t to the ground and the broken
electric light live wires were q menace
to any one that went near them until
the power was shut of. The horses
were caught at the head Of Barre street
uninjured, and the only real damage
was TO the pole of the wagon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-10
TRANSFERRED
TO TRUSTEES
Leonard r. Aldrich Farm on
Road to Montpelier
Is PART OF TRUST FUND
Which Was Left BY the Late Mr. Aid
rich in Charge Of Seven Barre Men
to Build Public Library
Building in Town.

The Leonard r. Aldrich farm, located
half way between this city and Mont
pelier, last night passed into the hands
Of the Aldrich fund trustees, when Mary
L. Aldrich, a life beneficiary through the
will Of her uncle, transferred her interes,
in the property in consideration Of d life
annuity of 5000, This was the result d
an amicable arrangement which both
parties considered most satisfactory. This
annuity viii be paid from the income
Of the farm
BY the will Of the late Mr.. Aldrich
the use If the farm was to 40 TO Mary
Aldrieh during "the term Of her natural
life" and then revert to the trustees Of
the estate who were commissioned BY
Mr. Aldrich to build a public library, a
start on which has Just been begun. The
will did not state that the farm should
be occupied by the life beneficiary, and
as she was desirous of leaving, this ar.
rangement was made. Miss Aldrich will
20 to the home Of d relative, Fri Gunni-
son, in Montpelier
The Aldrich farm consists Of 2i7 acres
Of land, all in a high state of cultivation.
The farm, the first one north Of the
Dodge bridge, Is admitted TO be one Of
the best III this vicinity located al it II
in close proximity to two good markets
and being moreover rich soil This loca.
tion midway between Barre and Mont
lpelier also makes the property all the
more valuable since the gradual growing
together Of the two cities renders the
place more and more desirable az q resi-
dential section The trustees Of the Aid
rich fund have not yet decided what dis
position they viii make OF the farm, but
lit is said that they have chances TO sell
already. The farm is the next one to the
popular resort, Benjamin falls.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-10
FOUND THE HORSE
AND LATER THE BUGGY
Papin Brothers Horse Had Been Swap
ped BY Thief at JOnesville--He
Is Being Sought in Platts-
burg, NY.

Deputy. Sheriff II. J. slaytca return
cd last night from Jonesyille, where he
found the horse which had been stolen
from Papin Bros stable Tuesday by
a slick ycung man VINO said he wanted
to rent the team. The carriage and
other equipments he did not find al the
thief took them along with the other
horse for which be snapped TIE sarre
animal at JoneTille. The Chittenden
county authorities are SECURING the
neighborbood Of Plattsburg, N. Y, as
they think the fellow boarded a Lake
Champlain boat for that city at Bur
lington on Wednesday
This noon the Papins got word from
their brother in Burlington that the
Jonesyille horse and the Papin buggy
and harness had been recovered, but
the thief has escaped
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-10
TRAIN DzRAILED IN MAINE.
Engineer, Fireman and Postal Clerk
Were Injured on Express.

Winn, Me-, May lO.-Eight persons
were injured, but not fatally, ana Others
severely shaken up,in the wreck Of the
Maine Central express train from Bos.
ton to 81. Johns and Halifax, owing to
d defective rail near Winn station, late
yesterday. The train left Boston at s
O'Clock yesterday morning. The injured
were Engineer Fred Little. his fireman.
Postal Clerks Hinekley and Pelmer and
four passengers.
The train was running al about 35
miles an hour. The engine jumped The
track. went over a low embankment and
turned over into the ditch The postal and
baggage care were piled close beside the
track. The wreckage Of the two for
ward cars caught fire from the locomotive
and were destroyed. All the injured will
recover.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-10
MIDDLEBuRY WATER DECISION.
Details of Supreme Court Case Relating
to Flooding Of Lands.

Middlebury. May 1O.-one Of the most
important decisions given out this week
vas the one pertaining to the dam over
the falls Of the otter creek in this town
Lawyers representing this village in I
case claimed that the sixty eight farm
ers who brought the suit against the
village could not as a party bring suit
against this village.
The supreme court overruled this ac-
tion Of the county courts aud decided
that the farmers could bring suit All
costs Of court up TO this time are to
he paid BY those using the water going
over the dam.
This case has been in the courts for
several years and was brought because
a the flooded condition IF the land
along the river banks
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-10
Death Of Caleb Willis.

Brattlcboro May 10,--Caleb Willis,
aged s5 years, died at the Home for Che
Aged Yesterday morning after an illness
Of two weeks sc general breakdown, the
final cause Of his death being heart fail.
ure. He hpd been an inmate Of the home
for tlie past seven years, coming here
from Vernon, where he had y large farm.
lie was born April -, 1922, and leaves
AZ an only relatives Henry Willis Of
Meriden, Conn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-10
CAPT. WILLIAM NEWELL DEAD.
Served With Third Company Of Sharp.
shooters in Civil War.

Remington, May 10.-Capt. William
Newell. the last Of the five captains Of
the third company Of Vermont sharp
shooters IN the Civil War, died Tuesday
az his home in Woodford The funeral
was held at South Salisbury yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.. Newell WIS 50 years old and en-.
listed from Dorset. He was first ser
qeant. commissioned second lieutenant,
later captain. served three years, and
was discharged because Of wounds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-10
Yergennes

Summary ont, by Shina z,
Heath /, LeBoeuf / bases on balls. off
Shina 1, Heath 2, LeBoeuf 5 two-base
hits. Olsen q Berry. Tilden; runs made
by Heath, Shina, Berry 2, Olsen 2, Lewis,
Tilden 2. Ulrich 3, Johnson, Holcomh,
Carasse, LeBoeuf, Slack; umpire, Myers;
scorer, Heath; time, ihr 30min.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-10
GODDARD WON EASILY.
Defeated vergeunes High School at Yer
gennes, 12 to A.

Vergennes, May 10.--Goddard semi
nary defeated vergennes high school
here yesterday afternoon. 12 to 4, in an
interesting and well played game up to
the eighth inning when the local lads
vent to pieces and allowed Goddard to
win IN romp ON disastrous cornbi.
nation Of costly errors The score:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-10
pARKmAN--ANpERsoN.
Marriage Last Evening at The Church Of
The Good Shepherd

AL tho Church OF the Good Shepherd
last evening at half past nine o'clock
Mae Elizabeth Anderson Of this city,
deughter Of John Anderson was united
in marriage to James Frederick Park
man OF Gloyersyille, n. ~, the cere-
mony being performed By the Rev.
CHARLES E Freeman, rector Of the church.
The groom Is a musician.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-10
ITS A Boy;
SPAIN GLAD
Heir to Spanish Throne Was
Born This Morning
MADRID IS WILD WITH JOY


Madrid, Spain. May io.--The heir
To the Spanish throne, long expected
and prepared for, was born this morn
ing, Madrid is wild with joy, and the
whole country is uniting in the celebra-
tion. Not a little Of rejoicing il
c,'used BY the fact that the first born
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-10
MET DEATH cooLIY.
Herman, The Slayer Of Korschinsky,
Hanged This Morning.

Wethcrsfeld, Conn, May TO- Alex
ander Hermann, the slayer Of Martin
korschinsky, was hanged at 12s0f
o'clock this morning al the state prison
He met his death eoolly and apparently
without finchng.
Herhnnn killed Korschinsky on July
{, 1906, in bridgeport, shooting him
down ON his doorstep. Herman was in
fatuated with Korsehinskys wife and
lad hoped 20 marry her after putting
the husband out of the way. Following
The shooting Hermann fled The city, but
was captured later in Elizabeth, N. j.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-10

Charles Germain Of St. George Had
Money on His Person.

st. George, May l0.--Charles Germain
d young man 20 years old, and weighing
about 1870 pounds, who has been employ
ed by Mr.. Bliss On the S. f. IIinsdalc
farm since March !, started out Sunday
afternoon with his gun, since which
time his employer has seen nothing Of
him. Diligent inquiry has failed 70 10.
cate him among his relatives or friends
It IL known that he had $40 Or $50 ON
his person Anyone knowing the where
abolits Of the young man will confer a
favor by teephoning s. y. Hinsdale OF
St. George.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-10
MAY DIDN'T LOVE HIM.
Sc Dan Upling Shot Her and Then
Turned Gun on Himself.

Piqua, O., May 1O.--May Floyd of
Coyington was killed last evening by
Dan Upling. whose love for the girl was
unrequited. The assassin then turned
the weapon upon himself firing d shot
through the temple, us result of which
be will die.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-10
CHURCH MEETING HELD.
oidcers Of Church Of The Good shep-
herd Named Last Evening.

The adjourned annual meeting OF the
Church Of the Good Shepherd was held
as the church last evening. The elee.
tion resulted III the choice of the oil
board Of officers, Frank q. Rowland as
warden, RI. X. Bush rs secretary and
joan Robins as treasurer. Delegates to
the diocesan convention in Burlington
Of June rs are Messrs. Rowland, Bush,
Robins and Murdo Patterson. Reports
we're also received last evening from
various officers and committees.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-10
Y. N. c. a. coNYENTIoN.
Opened in Burlington This Afternoon.
The Speakers.

Burlington, May 10 The 3sfh annual
convention of the Vermont Y. NJ. c. A,
opened this afternoon with L. A. Wood.
bury as chairman, c. S. Percy of Mid
dlebury, secretary After business ses-
sion. ain address was delivered by S. d.
Gordon Of Madison. n ,. There will be
a business mems banquet this evening
at which Governor Proctor will deliver an
address
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-10

Henry u. BisselI and L N. Chase, Of
brandon. have leased the Murray Hill
hotel on the st. Lawrence river at
Murray Island, N. Y. Mr.. Bissell is
ope Of the proprietors Of the Brandon
Inn 1t Brandon and a well known and
popular hotel man.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-10

The general demand for hay is quiet
II bennington while The supply Is equal
~ the demand. The best grades have
/ readv sale at S14 ton while medium
grades bring $i2 and inferior grades arc
yct cheaper. straw y IN good demand
end brings q good prices