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6ruce--Younq.

6ruce--Youne.
The marriage of Clarence Earl Bruce to
Miss Hattie Louise Young took place at
the home OF the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. f. Young, in Brattleboro Tuesday
evening, Feb. 10.
The wedding march from Lohengrin
announced the entrance OF the bridal cou-
pie, who took their stations under an arch
OF evergreen and laurel studded with roses
and carnations and bearing horseshoe
with the letters BY, Roy. George B.
Lawson of the Baptist church was the Of
floating clergyman and the marriage was
witnessed by about thirty relatives and
friends. Two rings were borne on a silver
salver by a cousin OF the bride, Miss Mi
randa Marsh of Townshend.
The brides gown was OF cream white
Sicilan, with lace waist over China silk,
and she carried large bouquet Of BRIDE
roses. Memberships wedding march was
played at the close Of the service.
Refreshments were served in the dining
room, trimmed with white and Nile green
crepe paper streamers from the centra
chandelier. The friends OF the couple
took occasion to show their esteem by a
large number OF pretty and useful pres
ents, among them large mahogany Nor
ris chair, several pieces of cut glass and
silver, and match holder made OF large
number OF different mineral ores collected
In the state Of Colorado.
The groom is son OF Mrs. Sadie Bruce
OF Randolph, who attended the wedding
and q grandson OF Mrs. Sarah Shortt
Powers. He has worked the last few years
for the Estey Organ company in Brattle-
boro, being employed as an action maker
The bride has recently been clerk In
Houghton a. Simonds' store OF Brattleboro
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce left Wednesday
morning, the Goth, for a short wedding
trip to Boston, Lowell and several othel
towns in Massachusetts, after which they
will return to live with the BRIDES par
ents, where they will be at home to thei
friends after March 1.
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A. B. CUSHMAN, Real Estate Agt.,
TRY CUR-x.zEMA TO-DAY.

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Piles or any disease Of the skin and want a. posi-
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stops that awful itching and permanently cures all
skin diseases Don't the children suffer try this
wonderful remedy. No bandages needed. CUR
cold or fever Sores burns, etc. Endorsedby physi-
clans. At all druggists or by mail Soc. Sample sent
FREE. Address, Cur X Zema Co., Watervieit, N. \.
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Saplain kldredge eorroboratei the gov.
sfhofs state ment ana said that Randolph
had given her soldiers every dollar they
ever asked tor,
"A break In the program Was made and
Master Fred Goodwin charmed the su,
aiehee with the song. "Bunker HIM.
sung IN voice so sweet ana true that he
was automatically recall d. Msstsrs
Gerald koppe and Loren Eldredge reeited
army pieces with martial ardor, aud the
Hish school quartet gave Tor its second
selection, "fhe Vacant Chair
EA-LAeat. -Governor stanton made a
ringing speech that had the DIRE OF eio-
quet &C aud the grace of wit. He began BY
explaining his position with the story OF
the knghshman, the seotehman and the
If.hmtn who Tell to telling what they
would IKE 10 be II they were not what
they were. The Englishman and the
seotehman exchanged compliments by
choosing each others nationality and then
turned 70 their companion with the ques.
ZION, And what would you be, Pat, II you
were not an Irishman 2" "Faith ord be
ashamed" was the prompt retort. ~
likewise" said the speaker, Tam ashamed
that am not an old soldier, but my ad-
Nehl Into this world, over which had no
control, prevented my being In the Grand
Army. These veterans had q part In the
conflict and II is very proper that they
should eeleblste the birthday anniversary
OF our great patriot"
We are inclined TO think OF Washington
a. virtue personitied, as lifted up higher
han most people and We wornhip him
IRON afar. lie Was great In many re.
spects, and great as the founder Of this
country, but Il was not his cold PERSONAL
ny that won his battles and forced Corn
wallis 10 surrender. II was his military
genius. possessed, too, by the generals OF
the Civil war whom We can also Invest
with the same high ideals OF lofty viltue.
Tue men who came upon the stage OF
TIE IiVil war drama were the sons OF the
pioneers who conquered the wilderness
and from them inherited the hardened
nbre that made them what they were and
raised them up 10 save this country. IL
could not be otherwise but that the men
who fought at Benningt n should breed
sons who could turn back the tide OF
disunion, because they were the sons OF
those who guarded the liberties OF the
infant colonies. There are men In our
midst who encountered greater dangers
In the Civil war than the Revolutionary
heroes met, greater perils than threatened
Ethan Allen when he Numbered the
"Great Jehovah and the continental con.
gress" at the trembling commander OF
Itconderoga whose teeth were chattering
with fright. Our familiarity with the
heroes OF 6i-'65 dulls our sense OF their
military merits. They chop wood and
do chores with the rest OF us and we
forget the brilliant dash and desperate
| charge OF other days.
Mrs. +. n. Rising, Mrs. b. @. Goodwin
and Mrs. Alfred Eaton OF the Relief corps
contributed interesting articles to the
exercises, and brief addresses were made
by Frazer Metzger and Rev. j. Hall
Long OF Bethel. There were about 800
present at the campfire, which was at.
tended by number OF veterans from out
OF town.
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Al Rest.

Al NeSt.
The funeral service over the remains OF
Fred Almon Banister, whose death oc.
Cured last Thursday morning from pneu-
MONA, was held Saturday afternoon al
the Banister home on Pearl street, Revs
Samuel Knowles and w. I. Spsrhawk
officiating. The friends from away present
at the service were Mr.. and Mrs. s. ID
Cushman and youngest child of Barre
Miss lisa Banister, sister OF the deceased
Mrs. Henry lawson and Miss Mildred
Tracy OF Montpelier. The bearers were
Frank Blakely, b. A. Allen, John Butter
field and George Bruce, and the body wa.
placed ia the tomb to await ipterment in
the spring.
He has left Us, darling brother;
II has saddened full many heart,
Knowing that we have no other,
II is SO hard that we must part.
Dearest son Is now at rest
For the dear God thought IL best.
Though he Is not far away,
God must comfort us each day.
He, so rail and weak I'd slender,
Was quite willing 10 surrender,
But on earth his body lies
His soul is now in Paradise.
MRS. c. A. MCGEE, Sister.
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Is it q burn? Use DR.. Thomas EclectriC
Oil. A cut? Use DIR. Thomas Eclectris
OIL. At your druggists.
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BAKERY AND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

the fourhng Bakeries situated
call write
A. B. CSAN Real Estate A, No c''A"'" 8' s.sso.ph w.
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CONSUMPTION NOT HOPELESS

A little book on this subject has re.
Gently been issued by the Los Angeles
Olive Growers Association at Los Angeles,
California. This book tells some very
Interesting and startling things and furnishes
strong evidence In favor of the use OF pure Olive
Oil IN the treatment Of all wasting diseases. Book
No. IL may be had on request.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-02-28
DON'T BE FOOLED

-, y a travelling or local agent in
pUuyihg a monument or headstone.
neniember you can save their COM
s ,s,ssloh' 10 or 10 per cent, by going
s %lect to the manufacturer and pur-
H., II you don't know of a better
place. Mhv nnll a. ~,
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-07-11

Mrs. Charles Swanton arrived here
on Thursday from Phoebe, Nevada, for
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. McFarlane, and other relatives.
She will remain here for some time
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Draper and
two children of Denver are spending
few days here as the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. J. E. Aston on Pike avenue.
Mrs. Draper and Mrs. Aston are sis
ters.
John Amundson and family OF 500
Pike avenue, left at noon Thursday
for a months visit TO Casnovia, Michi-
gan. and Beloit, Wisconsin. 1t is pos
sible that Mr.. Amundson may make a
brief business trip to Pennsylvania
and Virginia before he returns TO Col
orado.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-07-11

The nrst excursion of the season
from Colorado Springs to the Royal
Gorge arrived here over the Denver
& Rio Grande at noon today. There
were three coaches in the train and
all were pretty we'll fllled with pas
sengers.
A remarkable program has been
made up for the Royal Gorge Chau-
tauqua, there is such variety Of en-
tertainment, enought to please the
taste of every class of people, and yet
all of it of the highest type.
Invite your friends from neighbor-
ing towns and from the east to visit
you during the Royal Gorge Chautau-
qua They will enjoy it and the chau-
tauqua management will help you by
entertaining them royalty every morn
ing, afternoon and evening.
Miss Maud Baker has returned home
after an absence of year and q half,
the greater part of which has been
spent in the South. Miss Baker went
to Southern California about eighteen
months ago with her parents where
she spent the winter of 1866, after
which she went TO Louisiana. During
the past year she has been on a
plantation at Lamorie, Louisiana.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-07-11

Association at Los Angeles, or the
International Convention Of the Soci-
ETY. OF Christian Endeavor, now in ses-
sion at Seattle. Many of the regular
trains have been run in two sections
to accommodate the exceptionally
heavy travel and some of them have
been greatly delayed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cary Diehl and little
daughter of Flandrean, South Dakota,
are spending a few days here as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Evans
on Pike avenue. Mr.. Diehl is on his
way home from a two or three months
sojourn at Los Angeles, California. His
wife and daughter came this far to
meet him and accompany him home.
Mr.. Diehl was formerly engaged in
the banking business, but is now in
the furniture trade.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-07-11

were inquiring their way to the SWIM
ming pool the night of the Fourth have
found it ere this. They seemed to be
on their way to the North Pole.
Quite a number of people found
their way to the Green ranch and
vicinity. Among them were Mr.. and
Mrs. Williams and family, Rev. Hol-
lar and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Howarton
and family. They had fine time with
the gnats, having to build a smudge
for comforts sake.
\ jolly crowd of picnickers passed
up Orchard avenue on their way to
Wilson Greek. intending to eat their
Fourth of July dinner there, but alas!
the best laid plans of mice and men
gang aft aglee." The road was badly
washed out at the mouth of the canon.
so they turned their faces toward Four
Mile Greek. and about noon sat down
to a feast of good things and flow
of soul" handsomely serenaded. and
entertained by gnats. Those COM
prising the party were Mr.. and Mrs.
Cissna and family, Mr.. and Mrs. God
ding and family, Mrs. Kate Abbot and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Caughey and
boys, Mrs. Gravestock and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Jones and
family
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-07-11
Wednesday,

Everybody is shaping his plans to
take in the Royal Gorge Chautauqua
July l9 to IS. Ten days of unalloyed
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-07-11
Lloyd-Rernhart.

William Lloyd and Miss Letha Bern
hart, formerly OF Four Mile, were
married recently at Bisbee. Arizona.
Justice Hogan tying the nuptial knot
Both parties are we'll and favorably
known in this vicinity and are follow
ed to their new home by legion Of
good wishes. Something OF interest
to their friends here was an amusing
incident regarding needed witness.
The bridal couple had used every pre-
caution to keep the marriage a secret
from their acQuaintauces. but an extra
witness being needed for the ceremony,
the justice chanced 10 call in a COM
rade of the groom. whereupon the
news of course spread rapidly.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd will make their
home in Bisbee, where the former has
an excellent position. The pair were
the recipients of many handsome and
useful presents.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-07-11


take in the Royal Gorge Chautauqua
July 10 to IS. Ten days of unalloyed
joy.
Miss Ella Davis has been visiting
Mrs. F. S. Card of Denver, better
known to Canon people as Lyllan
Roundtree.
Miss Clara Whiteside of Montgomery
Missouri, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs
A. H. White On Pike avenue. Miss
Whiteside is a niece of Mr.. White.
Mrs. David Heaton and two sons of
Salida are visiting at the home of
Mrs. Heaton's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Hunt, on Orchard avenue, East
Canon.
Mrs. W. c. Huatoon and family are
visiting relatives at the old home at
Aurora, Illinois. They are expected
to return to Canon City at the end of
the current month.
Last opportunity for California.
Rates all off the 18th inst Never
such chance before. Through sleep
ers to destination. No change of cars.
Sure, it's Rio Grande.
Mrs. Will Veach OF the Star Res
taurant. and her sister. Mrs. Geo. W.
Bachelor, and two children, left this
afternoon for Lynn. Indiana, where
they will visit relatives for some time
They will be gone till the first of Oc-
tober and anticipate pleasant time
in the renewal of acQuaintances at
the old home.
Messrs. VI. c. Ufford and W. H. Pool
of Ames, Iowa, old friends of F. W
Eicrbr hor of -icit
They are much pleased with Canon
City and its surroundings and were
surprised at the Importance of the
town. They are on their way to Trim
cad and came up here from Pueblo
TO renew their acquaintance with Mr.
Eishmy.
4. f. Wilson and son. Arthur, came
home Tuesday night from Miller. in
South Dakota. where they have been
visiting Mr.. Wilson's aged parents for
a couple of weeks. They also spent
some time in Sioux City looking after
some business matters. Mr.. Wilson
reports the weather as being extremely
hot in that section of the country at
present, the Fourth of July, he says.
being one of the hottest days he ever
experienced.
Alderman and Mrs. E. c. Hiatt came
home Sunday night from a couple of
months trip to the Pacific coast. dur
ing which they visited various places
of interest from Los Angeles north
ward to San Francisco. also several
of the mining camps in Nevada Mr..
Hiatt says that Oakland, Berkeley and
other nearby towns are growing at
an astonishing rate, but that San
Francisco is practically at stand
still owing to the existing labor and
other troubles.
1900 pair Ladies' Canvas, Patent
Colt, Gun Metal and vici Kid. Oxfords
at Is to 40 per cent discount. Galley.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-07-11

On the Fourth of July Manager
Hazard put an empty barrel on the
surface OF the swimming pool at the
Natatorium and offered prize of s.
or 25 bath tickets TO anybody that
would ride it from one end of the pool
to the other, a distance OF one hun
dred and fifty feet. Hundreds of visi-
tors tried it, but all failed until Sun
day afternoon, when Guy Clark ac-
complished the feat and was given
the money. The barrel is still there
and the prize is still open to the pub
lie
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-07-11

After the Spanish war, Alton Pack
ard was lecturing in a southern city,
the subject being Uncle Sans Folks"
and was given in a high school room.
On the wall hung a large map of the
Eastern and Western hemispheres.
and in a moment of inspiration Pack
ard stepped to the map with brush
in hand, and in a few strokes con-
verted the hemispheres into the wheel
of a bicycle, upon which he drew I'm
Gle Sam scorching down through the
ages upon the two hemispheres. This
extempore bit of pictorial wit scored
a great hit, but next day when Pack
ard came to settle for the map it cost
him $40.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-07-11
Social and Personal
Ragsdale's
Real Estate
Bargains.
Friday.

Read Record ads.
Hammocks at Whipple's.
Notary Public-W. B. Rowland. 6ZS
Main ST.. Record ONCE.
Burt Hunt. OF the Hunt undertaking
parlors. is able to be out again after
q three weeks illness.
Paul " West OF Denver is visiting
In Canon City as the guest Of Miss
Loave Dobson.
ArsenAte OF lead. Paris green.
Spray pumps. Strawberry and cherry
crates. r. P. Smith
Miss Gertrude Hall OF South Canon
10 the guest OF friends in Colorado
Springs this week.
Mrs. Joe Chafer went to Salt Lake
City Thursday, where she will make
her home in the future.
Mrs. william Dabney is spending
the week In Cripple Creek as the
guest OF relatives and friends.
A. H. Davis has the best line OF Low
0Aoss, Oxfords. Ties. and Summer
Eootwsar In the city. as Main street
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Anderson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sperry spent
Thursday with relatives In Florence.
Mr.. R c. Pierce and daughter Mae
left for Colorado Springs Wednesday
morning. where they will visit rela-
lives until Sunday.
J. w. Hall and family and W. H.
Gilman and family have gone to the
DE- weese dam in the Wet Mountain
valley for a weeks fishing trip.
We have . large line OF the famous
Utx 4 Dunn Low Shoes for ladies and
children: the best filters. wearers and
lockers in the city. A. H. Davis. the
shoe man.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Olinger and fam
lily left here on Thursday for Mont
rose where they expect to make their
home. Mr.. Olinger is president Of
the abstract company at Montrose re-
Gently purchased by himself. Harry
Champion. A. II. White and others.
Mr.. Olinger carries the best wishes
OF a large circle OF friends TO his
new home.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-07-11
Wanted-Clean cotton rags at The
Record office.
East Canon Notes.

Ernest Cation is spending his vaca-
ton with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
c. n. Cation of East Main street.
Ed Manwood and family celebrated
the Fourth by moving from their home
on Del Rey avenue TO their new home
on Upper Orchard avenue.
Miss Lula Tomlinson of Greydene
avenue spent the Fourth in Pueblo.
and reported a fine time in spite of
the heat. The thermometer registered
Ill degrees.
Mr.. Hollar of Cottonwood avenue
has sold his house he is now occupy
ing to East Canon for educational
purposes. His new house will be hur-
ried to completion.
We hope the two young men who
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-07-11

Omce-Rooms II and II Apex DlA-
once hours 10 to II .. m. to ,. .
once Phone, Blue 49, ReSidenes
Phone Blue 409.
Residence. ll6 North Seventh Street
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-07-11
SATURDAY,.
Fishing Tackle at Whipple's.
Frank l.. Smith went to Rocky Fort


Frank L. Smith went to Rocky Ford
on a business trip Friday afternoon.
Mrs. DIR. J. Walters and son of Den
yer are the guests of Mrs. D. T. Gray.
Mrs. w E. Mackey OF Stockton. Illi-
nois. is visiting friends cu Lincoln
Park.
Mrs. J. F. Streen and family have
gone to Green Mountain Falls for the
summer.
Fred H. Whipple went to Rife. COL
orado, on Friday on a camping and
fishing trip.
J. A Katerman returned to Canon
City on Friday from a couple OF weeks
visit with friends at Ida Grave. Iowa.
Mrs. s. S. Nichols and niece, Miss
Powell, have gone to Denver, where
they will be the guests of friends for
four or FIVE days.
Alderman and Mrs. E. c. Hiatt are
expected home In a few days from
California where they have been for
the last fve or six weeks.
Miss Louie Kennedy. and Miss Ethel
Davis left on Friday on camping
trip to Buena Vista. They expect TO
be gone a couple or three months.
Capt c. T. Chapman and wife ar
rived here from Illinois Thursday ev-
ening and are making their home at
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ripley's. AIS Macon
avenue.
Mrs j W. Combs, mother of Lafe
Combs and J. W. Combs. jr.. OF South
Canon, arrived here this morning from
Seattle. Washington. and will remain
for some time,
Mrs. David AGnew and son Samuel
arrived here a few days ago from
Stevens Point. Wisconsin, and have
moved into the house at CO., Green
wood avenue. which MIR. Agnew had
prepared in anticipation of their ar
rival.
Mrs. A. E. Wilson is expected home
half months visit TO Los Angeles
and other points in Southern Califor-
MIA She halted in San Francisco for
a brief visit while en- route back TO
Canon City.
Mr.. Hector NJ. ST. Clair of this city
and Miss Lottie Francis Pinnick of
Norman. Oklahoma, were united in
marriage by Rev. J. b. Hunley at S
O'Clock Thursday evening. They will
reside in this city and have established
home on Rudd avenue, between
1lth and l2th streets.
Several classical recitais for the ul-
tra-musical people at the Royal Gorge
Chautauqua. Look them up in the
program. Popular music every after
noon and evening of the ten.
Prof R. W. whalen, who was the
teacher of penmanship in the Colorado
Springs public schools last year. came
home to spend the Fourth of July but
returned to the Springs at noon today
to close up some business matters re-
Quiring his attention. Prof. Whalen
will be back here next week to spend
the summer vacation.
Mrs. E, r. Holbrook. formerly q
resident of Canon City. but for the
last two or three years living at Wat
erville. Minnesota. Is spending few
days here visiting friends on Lincoln
Park. Mrs. Holbrook, who ic accom-
panied by her sister. is en- route to
Portland, Oregon, to attend the inter-
national convention of the Society OF
Christian Endeayur
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-07-11
GONE TO NEW YORK CITY
AND BOSTON on BUSINESS

c. A Beghtol left at noon Tuesday for
New York City and Boston on a busi-
ness trip that will detain him from
home for several weeks. While the
primary object of his visit. to the
metropolis is TO purchase line of
holiday jewelry and silverware at
first hand he will look about him
for the purpose of finding a market
for the product of the Canon City
Mica Mills and Mining company, in
which he is financially interested. The
mica business here promises to be-
come an important one and Mr.. Begh-
tol is anxious to establish direct re-
lations with the eastern trade. He
hopes to be able to find consumers
for every pound OF mica that can be
mined in this county.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-07-11

DIR. Lewis T. Guild was chosen from
among fifty ministers for the pastor
ate fthe Wesley church of Minnea-
The Washington herald., 1907-05-30
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. May @-SUGAR-R Refined was firm
with refners more ur less oyers1b and Yrcrs uu-
changed. Raws were steady but quiet with duty
paid rates as follows: Centrifugal s5-tast. $50.
NBsc7yadr s9-test, SO and ma'ss-es sugar. So
test. 2l5 The london market was steady for beets
with prices unchanged, and May and june were
quoted 40 l0s
BUTTER- Receipts. lg0 packages: market ruled
firm and unchanged with rrlces quoted on ths ba-
sis Of 2ic for extra creamery.
EGGS-Rcceiris -5T2 cases; steady 70 firm.
Western irsts l5lz.
NAVAL STORES-Sririts turpeutiaa. 81 for ma
Chincmade barrels. steady. B0siu was a shade finn
or. 80 so for common 70 good strained. Tar was
steady and unchanged az 600 for oI barrels
MILL FEED Dull Spring bran. in loa-ib sacks.
% arrive lake and rail. Z35: mid5lings 2i51; city
bran, 2250 in bulk; Western red dog, 27-5o. 20 ar
rive
TLOUR-steady: trade quiet. Spring patents.
Ea7sj; spring clears S,5al@, winter stsaights.
450a475; winter clears. 35oa355; Kansas. IN sacks.
pateats, 500a5G; suGghts 4.6la500; clears. 80
al %.
RYE flour Firm: stock light; 4Oos5Oa
CORN MEAIs-Fim; fair inquiry. Kiln-dried. for
export. 325a33o; coarse meal, in bags. Ll9al3.
HAY-Steady: fair demand receipts l399 tons.
Prime timothy. L25i Ne, l. L29al25: No. 2, Li0a
LIS No. 3 95al00
PORK-steady: trade fair. Mes, F75ala5o; fam
ily. la OOal9D.
TALLOw-Quict City in hogshead= 6ssa5A
LARD STEADY Prime Western, 9l5; city. SIS;
refined continent 956. South American. eij; re-
fined Brazilian kegs. go; city steaune Wisal0z.
Oleostearine nominal, 9a9'2, Chicago, 9izal0is.