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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-28

On none OF these articles does either
the Payne or the Aldrich bill make re-
ductien below the Dingley rates. Sec
rotary Macyeagh adds footnote, IN
which be states that the ad valorem du
ties have been Appropriated by work
ing back from the retail in the United
States to ascertain the foreign whole
sale price on which 10 reckon duty. II
Is noticeable that should the plan Of
American valuations be adopted, the
basis Of assessing duties on the twenty
one articles of which there was no
import would be the wholesale price in
this country. This, Of course, would be
nrohibitive.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-28
MRS. Howgs BIRTHDAY.


Boston, Mass, May 2s.--Mrs. Julia
Ward Howe. noted champion Of woman
suffrage, and author of the Battle
Hymn Of the Republic" yesterday cele-
home. PAL Beacan street, and was the
recipient Of thousands Ct oougratula-
tory messages from friends al over
America.
Although Mrs. Howe Il actively az
work On q new poem that i to BE- set
to music and still possesses remark
able amount Of the mental and physical
vigor that has distinguished her in the
past, she was persuaded b. her relatives
not to undergo tho strain Of gem
eral reception al her house, and her
callers we're limited to members Of tho
family.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-28
cARuso IN RosPrrAL.
VIII Have an Operation on His
Throat.

New York, May 2s.--+A cable dispatch
dated Milan, May 26, is printed BY the
Times this morning, as follows:
Enrico Caruso entered yesterday the
private hospital Of the throat specialist,
Prof. Della Yedoya, In Milan, where he
win undergo a surgical operation.
There are hopes Of restoring the voice
Of the illustrious tenor, who was SINH
larly operated upon some years ago.
English specialists. whom he recently
consulted expect good results To follow
the treatment, and that he win be able
to fulfil bis American contract next
winter.
Many in the musical world here. how
ever, think the great singer will re-
quire prolonged rest.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-28


good Medical
sometimes insist that he knows profered Of but YOU
don't decidedly
stomach and expecting him its only
difference OF Therefore,
II promptly supplied trade sewher
send 81 mailing Of
ners Common Sense Medical Adviser zoos Address
Words lspenay Medical Association RI " d.
Or Pierce Pleasant Pellets regulate strengthen
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-28

Behind DR. Fiercs's Medicines
stands the Inva1idS Hotel and Sur
RfcaI Instssute, at E5uffaio, thor
oughIy equipped and wzth q STAFF
or Skilled Specialists to treat the
more diffiezlt oasss Of Chronic
diseases whether requiring Med
ical or Surgical skill for their
euro. Write for frse
ENvAELDsv GUIDE BOOK
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-28
WESTON REAcHEs pENvER.
Veteran Pedestrian Has Been sixty-thres
DAYS on the Road.

Denver. MAY .-Sixty-three days
but Of New York, Edward Payson Yves
hon, the veteran pedestrian, arrived in
Denver yesterday forenoon, having COW
cred 2,47o miles Of his journey from
New York to San Francisco. He says
be is tive days and half ahead OF his
Schedule.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-28

Porte Ricans as was the Constitution
10 the United States, but, he maintain.
ed that affairs were more in the hands
81 the people Of the island under spanish
rule than they were under the Foraker
act
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-28
RIVERS RISING RAPIDLY.
Serious Flood Conditions in The
South.

Memphis, Tenn, May 2s.--Reports
from surrounding country bring advices
Of devastation BY recent rain and wind
storms. Mississippi and Arkansas seem
70 have suffered most. The Arkansas
river is out Of bank, and food warnings
have been sent ont that other rivens with
rise above the danger poiat In both
states the crops are said TO have been
almost destroyed, while numbers Of
towns are under water, and families
have been driven TO the roofs OF their
homes, and the only means Of transit is
by boat IN several places trains are
tied up, while the telephone and tele.
graph wires are down IN many localities
Yesterday tornado passed over the
northern portion Of Mississippi, wreck
ing many houses. As yet no deaths
have been reported.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-28
lo5TH COMMENCEMENT.
OF Tho University cf Vermont and stat
Aavteftff,traI CnIfasre


of Tho University cf Vermont and State
Agricultural College.
The exercises Of the fO5th annual corn
meneement of tho university OF Yer
mont and state Agricultural college
the activities Of commencement day,
June 40. The complete program win be
substantially as follows
Saturday, June &C.
1880 p, rn.--kingsey prize speaking at
the College street church.
Sunday, June n.
300 b, m.--Baecalanreate sermon 81
President M. Fl. BueIxham
at tho College street
church.
1880 p. MY. M. G. A. anniversary.
Monday, June 20.
300 p. m. Glass day exercises on
College Green.
400 p, m.--Alumnao club reception at
Green Mount.
Ti3o p, m.--Meeting Of the trustees At
the paTlors Of the College
street church.
500 p. ra.-senior promenade AZ the
Billings library.
Tuesday, juno 90,
900 a, m.--Meeting Of the trustees at
the Billings library.
boo d. rn.--MeetinG Of Phi Beta Kappa
in senior lecture room.
1000 m.-Annual meeting Of the as
sociate alumni; nomina-
tion Of trustees on the
part Of the alumni, in the
college chapel
1900 M Breakfast 81 alumni and
guests, followed by adj
dresses, in the Gymnasium.
2ia0p. rn.--Meeting Of the Athletic as
ISOLATION in the cottage
chapel
500 p. m.--13oatride on lake Cham
plain
500 p. m.--Department reunions.
$3.50 p m.-Meeting Of medical alumni
at medical college.
500 p m.--College play, THE Green
Mountain Boys in The
Strong theatre.
1880 p. M Reunion Of fraternities, |
departmental clubs and
social organizations.
Wednesday, June 80.
300 a. m.--Meeting Of trustees, facul |
ties, guests, alumni mem
hers Of the graduating
classes and undergradn- |
ates from the university I
to The Strong theatre.
if:00 a. M Commencement exercises;
Drations BY representa-
tives Of the graduating
classes; comforting Of de-
Rrees IN courses and de-
grees hnnoris eausa
300 y. m.-Gommencement dinner at
the Van Ness house.
500 p. m.--President's reception at the
Billings library.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-28

Mobile, Ala, May 2s.--Almost every
river and creek in lower Alabama and
Mississippi IS at flood stage, resulting
in practically drowning out an lowland
crops, the destruction of much cattle
and the loss Of timber III many coun-
ties the heavy rains were followed by
hail storms, razing the growing crops,
and even damaging buildings The Mo-
bile a Ohio railroad has suffered SER
ious interruption Of traffic,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-28
Yesterdays American League Scores.

At New York, New York 2, Chicago
tgamc called at end Of 10th inningl.
AT st. Louis, Cleveland 8, ST. Louis 2.
Other games scheduled postponed on
account Of rain.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-28
pARrMourH WINS ALL.
Takes the Final Doubles Match with
Wesleyan.

(! Boston, May 2s.The Dartmouth ten
mis- team won the championship in dou-
,bles in the New England intercollegiate
lNennis tournament in the morning play
yesterday by defeating Wesleyan in
, straight sets, go. 6.l, 90 The Dart
mouth pair also won their way TO the
finals Of the singles Wednesday and yes
kerday afternoon met TO settle the title
In that event
The match yesterday forenoon was
1 quickly decided the Dartmouth pair
playing an excellent team game, espec-
tally at the net.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-28
Emma Eames Z south y Franee.

Paris, May 2s. Madame Emma
Games, the opera singer, arrived here
yesterday and left Immediately for the
south Of France.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-28
MORE HoNORs FOR tart.
"A Member Of Buffalo Associated @. A. r.
Post

Washington, May 2s.--President Taft
yesterday accepted honorary member
ship in the Associated Society Of Chaplin
Post, Grand Army Of the Republic, at
Buffalo, N. u, said to be the largest
q. Al n. post in the world
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-28
HOUSE TO HAVE HOLIDAY.

win Not Hold Regular Monday SEES
sion.
Washington, May 49, The House yes
terday agreed that when it adjourned
for the day it shall be until tomorrow
and that adjournment tomorrow shall
be until Tuesday night Mr.. Payne,
the majority leader, explained chat the
idea was to avoid q session Memorial
dav.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-28
American League Standing.


At Boston, pittsbnrg 7, Boston 0.
No other games on account of rain.
National League Standing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-28
DP. pIePCe'S Common Sense HeaIlh Talks

No is stronger than his STOMACH Make stomach and
stomach and BE reached al through the torpid lazy
and lung affections
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-28

Its foolish dangerous experiment with new but slightly
upon the afflicted iust good better than Goden Medical
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-28

DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
STRENGTHENS the stomach inv6orates liver purifes
the making rich. red and pitaLzn6 and thereby
curing the above and kindred affections
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

East BuTaIo. Dec 3o-CATTLE-Receipts.
doe; m SLOW and fairly steady; prime steers 50 80
HoGS-Rsceipts. $500. active and 10c lower.
dairies. ssass 90 SHEEP AND LAMBs-Re-
15c lower; lambs. IS 25 lss es
Kansas city. Dec 3o-CATTLE-Rsceipts.
good, 81 sod$5 rs; Western steers. $4n&s so.
stockers and feeders. 81 e5 81 So Southern
sow s.sss 7S g .o ,,T. n.',s ,s
gss 10: calves. s4gss. HoGs-RecsIip,.; I Z:
s9ss ss so o.'esds top s. z bulk Of sales s. ss
Butchers. s. soa 8 s9s iieht seS ss os s. c 40:
pigs. SO csa ST s. sHEEP-Receipts 5000:
strong 70 1oc higher; Western yearlngs g s..
wethers. s. a5@ss: ewes s t50as3 IS: stockers
and feeders. 81 5oGss IS.
Cincinnati. Dec. 30. - CATTLE = Receipts
common. s2ass -. HoGs-Receipts. s.ses:;
sssvs and ssead. &C lower; eutchsss 80 ana nc
so .srona 81
extra. IS so; lambs active and strong. 81 30
chicago. Dec so-cATTLE-R.ceipts. 49,
8 75; calves ss1ss; stockers and feeders.
q eSoc. 10 ssssy 3
S 40 s. 80: light mixed. IS 2oafSs 80; choice
light. s. 2oass 45; packing, 81 so9ss pigs.
& ae s.k s .sresx sass e,
sheep. s4ass; lambs. Sc 400 IS ssssSsariinss,
Pittsburs. Dec. 3o.-cArrLE-suppIy light
and steady: choice. Sc 759s7; common. So so
q 81 80. SHEEP-Supply light and steady 5:
prime yethsrs s. 5ogss 70; sc culls and com
sloa $40 80. HoGs-Receipts. 20 double decks !:
active: prime heavies. IS 90 thish marh1 !;
mediums and heavy Workers - 50 Q IS 20:
81 so a $s 90
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31
ROCK ISLAND CASE PUT OFF.
Exchange Governors Not to Act on
Committee IS Findings Before Jan. 12.

TIE sVeeial committee of three appointed
70 nressigate the furry in Rock Island
common stock last Monday made its re
port 70 the governing committee Of the
Stock Exchanse yesterday While nothing
of1cial was slAen out regarding the recon-
nenastions contained in the report. il
was rumored in Wall Street that charges
had been made against the BROKERAGE firm
tiat distributed buying orders in Rock
Island common among fifteen brokers. with
orders 10 buy at the market"
The governing committee. after consider
ias the report. issued statement to the
eSeci that The subcommittee findings
would be acted on at meeting 10 be held
el January L. That suspension or even
expslsion for any broker or firm found
gully of violating the exchange rules in
me Rock Island matter will be the pun
ishnent meted out is the belief in Wall
Street The findings OF the subcommittee
KAY have been, however. that the real
eulprIt was not a member of the EXCHANGE
= Whtcn case, Of course. he s~~4izo m
pEnIshaG
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31
TOPICS 0F STREET

MOVEMENT OF MoNEY.-The reported
movements # currency this week indics -
y loss u cash held By the banks OF s. .afs.-
coo The rather heavy loss on Sub-Treas,,r,
operations -as drawn down by a small
gain from the interior The banks received
Interior leo. including $3.50 ON pols
com shipped TO Canada 500 aO0 trausferrai
through the Suh-Treasury to San Fran
cisco. s.. oo transferred in like manner 70
New orleans and E. sss.eoo national hanp
notes sent TO Washington for rederup,iol
The gain from the interior was s7as.oa
The total gain from the Interior and hx
new geld amounted TO s.. zoe peduct,nr
rhis from the loss on Sue-Treasury o,,ara, ,
lions proper the net 1oss by the hanks
vas s.. .e1e-sa.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. Dividends
hsxe been declared follows: In.ernae
fionai Paper Company regular ovarterIy
!. rcr cent oa the preferred stock nayahas
is1nsry Is. Associated Merchants s,a,,'e @ne
paay. regular quarterly Ia per cent ana
per cent extra or the first preferred and
u ReG d,g ssa Tegular ,rse and J. per cent extra
usTy Is; United Dry Goods Company. reg
uisT qusriieerly : per cent on the common.
wanna Western Railroad Comnanv rec
slsr quarterly Pr per cent. psvahle Iae-
asrr y: National Light. Heat and Power
ths preferred. PAYABLE January i. Atlantic
SAFE Deposit Company. regular se,.,l-an-
nual per cent, payable January IL
NEW STOCK EXCHANGE FIRM
York stock Exchange and I,eonaro
fochstsdtel- both of the presenf firr, %
Albert Loeb a. Co. viii continue i'm narg
re-sfip, under the name of L r Porb
srh.iG & Co. after December 81 in tho ~
scss row occupied by Albert Och S %
No s. Broadway. Jacques Gutmann vii
continue with the firm The branch o@,eas
a. Nc % East ssd street No 500 Rrns6s
way No D West 34th street and No M,
hudson street viii be continued '
NAY ENTER RUBBER COMPANY
BOARD eccoroing To advices from, Mon
;real. =, i.1rue -fcGihhon, president az the
Canadian consolidatec Rubber Con,nanv is
70 enter the board Of the Irnited Statas
Euheer Company early n the coming year
MANAGER FOR NEW HoUSE-Never
Gold. who has been connected with i =
Esche CO. for eleven years viii fro-,
the firsr oI the year be associated as r1an
sser with the new Stock Exchange firm Of
yosephthal Louchheina & Co., No. IS Broad
way.
RECORD SHIPMENT OF WIRE ANn
%IIS-The American Steel and Wire
Company has shipped 8 solid traiuiosd o<
.ts products 70 the Pacific Coast. Tnis is
-hs first full trainioad of wire and na;ls
ever moved across the continent
EYECTED TO THE STOCK Ey-
cHANGE-Sherburn NJ. Becker. T.awrerce
= craufurd and Quentin F. Feitner have neen
elected members of the Stock Exchange
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31
ORE RESERVES.

On Dec /. 1900 the OF OF the Chino Cop
per Company developed by underground workings and by
drilling. about 100000 The average copper
contents OF the reserves OF ore IN the Chino November
about 240q As pounds OF copper per ton
The workings in the Chino have disclosed
that direction the of the bodies
thicker and richer fact there three drill holes which
indicate body OF 800 feet thickness and
with average copper content of about 3I4% This
the Chino developments the greatest inn
portance II is the thckest body of same grade
in the world, know. 1t favorable a de
veopment be shown by any copper property of its
class so far know. From the statements of the
managers OF this property who having our com
Confidence. feel confident expecting that within
year the Chino Copper Company will have developed ap-
proxinlatey 100000 of ore.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31
COPP ERS-CHINO
EXTRAORDINARY NOTICE TO INVESTORS

The public will recall that l once advertised
"Coppers splendid speculative investments. but in
all my lifetime connection with them. have
new copper which would dare unqualifedy advise
small investors put their savings in the
present instance Copper Range, selling $40 Sl2
herewith the responsibility for unqualhedly ad
vising small investors one-third of their savings
in this stock at any price up to $40"
The record of that advice is open one Although
the property mine, and my advertising against
the wishes OF the principal and managers kept
peating widely for years, and 5000 small
investors took my advice Copper Range S05 and
to-day after advice sells through and
downs $50 $780, and steadily "a SS share
year dividends. and all probability will continue do
beyond the life OF who took advice 1t pays 81
per share per year when copper is lowest;
abed 5000 year and year
from TO times what their savings would other
have earned.
All of which is preliminary to this statement:
have found another Copper the best and surest in
have known which will assume the
responsibility of advising small buy
price under $50 which will the record of Copper
Range; which like Copper Range, in the hands of
prefer have let alone proceed in quiet
sensational stocknarket way inevitable goal speak
of Chino.
To my mind Chino the very best Copper investment
any price $50 per share, have met
OF such Glow grade-steam shovel-above ground
where the great quantities of and the low OF
production be known certainty make the
safe and of large possible
any business The strong conservative, phenomenaly
n-coppers house of Hayden Stone & Company
sponsors for the property and its management Here
is what they say report issued Dec Do
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31
SEAMENS BANK FOR SAVINGS
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London, Dec 3o.-Consols early to-day ad-
vanced lis TO &1s for money and u lo-iS
for account. but later reacted, closing un-
changed at 50 1916 for money and s23s for
account. Anaconda was y higher at fHts.
Canadian Pacific rs higher at lH, and
Grand Trunk u higher at 21A-
Money was in strong demand on the mar
ket to-day, but discount rates continued to
decline.
On the Stock Exchange fairly active
trading impaired a good tone TO the mar
ket and carried values generally higher,
the poor bank statement having no effect
edged securities, and good traffic and trade
reports assisted home rails and Mexicans
Bullish American news strengthened cop
per shares. but Kafirs were irregular on
profit taking.
American securities opened firm and high
under the influence OF good buying, IN
duced by the strength in Wall Street yes
terday- Copper shares and the Hartman
stocks led the advance during the early
session IN the afternoon values were
maintained under Wall Street support, es-
although a slight reaction from the best
occurred in the late trading, the market
closed steady.
Cali money in London, +a4ts per cent:
3ss per cent; long bills, 81: per cent. Berlin
discount rate, IA per cent; Paris discount
rate. "a per cent: Paris exchange on Lon
don. % francs 1s4 -centimes, Berlin ex-
change on London 20 marks 43 pSennigs.
Bar gold. rs Sd. American eagles. 76s 4d.
Paris Dec. n.-Three per scent rentes
closed 8 centimes lower, at 90 francs 80
centimes. Prices were firm on the Bourse
to-day.
Berlin. Dec 3o-Prices were strong on
the Boerse to-day.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Dec. 3o.-wHEAT-Spot dull; No
2 red Western winter. stock: futures steady
December ss aIId: March. S. Iiad: May rs lid
CORN-Spot quiet; new American mixed IS
s5zd, old. IS 9led: futures dull: January. mixed
5s 5s%d: Plate 5s I'd PEAS-Canadian steady
Is Cd FLOUR-winter patents. 33s Sd HOPS
In London tPacifc COAST, f8 SsIEI- BEEF
Extra India mess firm e5s HAMS-Short cut
dull. els. BACON-Cubmerland cut, quiet. els.
short rib weak, 65s; long clear n,iddles. light,
dull. 63s: short clear backs SIS: clear bellies
sos Cd. SHOCLDERS-Sauare, sos Sd LARD
Prime Western tierces weak. 65s 3D.: American
refined. pals. 65s Sd CHEESE-Canadian
finest white. steady SIS colored. SIS cd. TAIL
IOW-Prme city. 33s. TURPENTINE-Splrits
firm. 40s AID. ROSIN-Camnon steady, los
PETROLEUM Refined. 7f2d. I4INSEED OIL
Quiet: 32s. COTTONSEED oIL-Hulf refined
spot strong 29s Cd TALLOW-Australian in
London firm 34s Cd.
lbs Sd: muscovado 12s Sd. BEET SCG GAR-De-
cember. lbs Ard. sLINSEED- April
June, SOS. ITNSEED OIL-3ls Cd. SPERM
OIL-f2s Observation-Disclosures refined
sid; spirits. ID. TURPENTINE=Spiri,s 40s
lbs Cd.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. December 30 1909
REENES-Receipts, 1a6 cars or . 400 head
all for slaughter some market cattle were due
10 arrive later. Forty cars expected for FRIDAYS
market Dressed beef slow and unchanged ~
sail We per for native sides.
CALyES-Receipts (part tare ge-t-rray) 37s
head including 1sT for market VeaIs steady.
baruyard calves lJwcr. No Westerns offered
Poor fairly good veals sold SIGslO so ner
10. culls So prime stock offered Rarn
yard calves rarged from S4n$4 % Pressed
calves slow but steady at ltdf16c Tor city dressed
veals, ioniiiro for country and sgl0e for barn
yard calves
Sales-Andrew Mullen veals. io3 N aver
age. 81 per 100 M 3. % a., 50. IS BARNARD
calves 234 10. 81 ~.
:. Judd & 60. part late Yesterday: 40 veals
i34 n. $40 80; IS. ii6 10. SIS, "a. los ~ 81:
harnyard calf 40 n, 81
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, II carr.
or 4.I5i head including 20 ears FOR slaughter
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Dec. D-AIthough wheat mani-
tested some easiness at times, sentiment
the greater part of the day was bulish be-
cause of alarming reports from Argentina
One dispatch claimed that the exporta BILE
. surplus in that country would not exceed
z, 00O,0 eco bushels a much smaller amount
than any pr vious estimate. Trading in
December was light and the price ranged
between 81 1714 and 81 l9 May sold between
81 1l7s and 81 12ss. The market closed strong
at about the high point, the final May
being 81 12L. December. 81 1914.
Weakness prevailed in corn early. but
toward midday prices made substantial
gains, and the close was firm. with prices
i4c to 1sc to CSC above the previous close.
Trading in oats was dull but the close
was firm. at almost the top, with prices
1sc to I4c to &c higher.
Provisions displayed slight firmness, but
realizing by local holders tended TO depress
prices. The arket closed fairly steady,
with prices a Shade lower to TIC higher
New-York tribune., 1909-12-31

sry 80. 500 ass7 nc: February 5000 s4c:
Firm: spot. 4.s7s m472isc New York, and
465c asked. East st Louis. London higher at
fl3 lbs 3D. SPELTER-Quiet: spot. 61om
$500, New York, and 6.05 lf g. toc. East st
Louis London unchanged IRON un-
changed at 51s It'd for Cleveland warrants In
London Locally iron il steady In expectation
of an improved demand after the hrst of the
year No | foundry Northern. SIS I5fi $40 %;
No ?. SIS 50m$1N; No I Southern and No
southern soft, SIS 30Gs19 %. Pig iron GER
tifcates unchanged No sales
MOLASSES AND SYRUPS-Firm and un-
changed. with moderate trading.
NAVAL STORES-Spirit, turpentine frmer.
R?sin WIS shade better. Tar steady and
unchanged.
OJIS-Linseed oil firm. but no change in
prices. Refined petroleum unchanged.
COTTONSEED OII-Quet. with sales OF
800 bbis; prices were firm. closing at net
advance of 3G3 points for the active positions
Local contract prices.