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EprrsD 1T "Aurr nADos".
re- Motto: "Hsipfsl ssd Hopafsl."

Ths purposes Of this column arc succincsly
stated In the title and motto-itis for the mutual
benefit and aiIas ~ be helpfui and hopefui
BEING for the common good. II 10 fer the CON
mon use-a public servant. purveyor Of N.
formation and sugesssios. medium for shef
terchAnge Of ideas. In this capacity u soiieats
communicasions. and Its sucocss depends largely
on the support given II In this respect. Com
nunicAtions must be signed. but the name Of
writer will not be printed except by perm scion
Communications viii be auhgecs TO approval OF
rejection by the editor OF the column. bus nons
win be rejected without good reason. Address
al Communications 70
THE AMERICAN.
ellsworth. Ne.
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HALcYok. sas. soRrH sLuKHrLL.

Whereas. The Angel OF Death has again
entered our grange and removed from our
midst our beloved and respected past master.
z. 8. Haskell; therefore be IL
Rsso,red, That while we knowledge the
supreme wisdom Of our Heavenly Father, We.
members Of Haicyon grange, depiore our loss
and extend our heartfelt sympathy 70 the be-
reayed wife and family.
Rssoised. That our charter be draped for
thirty days, and thAs - token Of respect for
our brother copy Of these resolution be sent
10 the sorrowins family, one spread on our
records, and sent 10 the papers for pubiica-
ton. BLANCHE A. Osooop,
FANNY j. BILLINGS.
NELLIE &. WExcorr.
Committee.
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John Dority grange met Friday even
ing, Nov. II, with an attendance Of thirty
members and four visitors. After business,
the lecturer presented the following pro-
gram: RsadinEs, Luella Dunbar and
Addie circuit; rccitstions, Elwood VIII
bur, Bertha McCourt and Doris Hatch
monolcgue, Aunt Dinah on Matrimouy.' y
Mrs. Bragdon. The program closed with
the usual ''chips".
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CHRISTIAN EnDEkyoR.

pvavsr aesstiWS vspie Fer the Week
Beginning Nov. 20, ts1o.
Tao1c- - How does God want to be
thWksAy-Ps. c. LIS. Thanksgiving meet
tmgJ Edited by Rev Sherman II. Doyle
D. ,.
b selecting portion Of the Scrip
ture apon the subject Of thanksgiving
We nsturally turn to the Psalr,s. Here
DaviA and the other Hebrew song
wylnsss pour ont their cool experiences
Msuesver. David especially enumsrates
tie bisputnss be has received from
COD an1 b Constantly thanking and
praizane Hin for them.
N thie respect - In many others we
shsala emulate the example OF the
grsa4 pnafmist
- One Hundredth Psalm II one of
the most familiar Of the Psalms. and
tn 0ve verses are one contfnuous call
to praise And thanksgiving.
u this respect II should be IN IN
spirrtion and . companion to us In
NE God h worthy Of constant praise
and thanksgiving. 1T Is good thing
to give thanks unto the Lord.
to remember His loving kindness IN
the morning and His faithfulness ev.
cry night"
0sd wants all to praise Him. The
psalmist writes under inspiration and
thus speaks for God when be calls
upss ''ali the land" to praise Him and
be Joyful before Him. make . Joy.
fun nstse unto the Lord. all ye lands.-
Thls can only be done b. the inhab
itaD1s Of the lands who are here In
cluoed In the word lands The lands.
the nateriai earth. cannot praise God.
but the people can. and all lands sug-
Eesls all peoples. nations. kindreds
ar teagnes. In these we are included
AD1 should do our part In obeying this
can to praise and thanksgiving to God
CD wants Us to praise Him In serv-
Ice Serve the Lord with eaadness.
Thasksgiving Of heart and tongue IS
An essential form Of praise. but the true
tel q real gratitude IL life Of serv
ice fer God We must do what He
wADks rs to do and be what He wants
us y be- Thanksgiving must result
In thanksgiving or II Is plainly evident
thst X lacks sincerity and genuineness
Gea wants - to thank Him in the
pu1ae congregation. Enter into His
gates with Thanksgiving. and into His
courts with praise; be thankful unto
Hin and bless Hh name" Publicly
as wen ~ privately we should praise
Ged This should be the regular prac-
tice Of our life. The Lords day should
always mean public ~orship in His
hose.
Csd wants NJ to thank Him cheer.
fully. This idea b A. . chain through
out this psalm. We are called upon
TO make a joyful noise" Ito serve
the Lord with 'gladness' and to
come before His presence with 'sing-
ing How the changes are runx on
cheerfulness Joyful" ''gladness. :
singing" The basest form Of ingrat-
itude b q begrudging and sulking
thanksgiving True thanksgiving must
be cheerfuily and joyously expressed or
II will fall upon deaf ears and produce
no joyous responsive notes In the
heart Of the one for whom II Is In
tended
God wants VI to thank Him for what
He ID and does. He b worthy Of all
our praise. for He the Lord Is God He
10 good This mercy u everlasting,
and His truth endureth to al genera
lions"
BIBLE READINGS.
Ps. XII, IA. 10; XVII. 10: Xviii. 1. 2:
xcv, Ill: cyvi. 1919: cxxii. 10: Matt.
I, Z, 8: Rom. XIV. 6-S II: Phil. ". 4:
Jas- '. Is: Heb. kill 1917; Luke II.
STA.
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DArKs.

Thursday. Nov. Injecting OF Green
Mountain Pomona with schoodic grange,
Winter Harbor.
Saturday, Dec. 3-Meeting OF Hancock
Pomona grange with Castiue grange.
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ARpurrs. ESQ. suRnY.

Afbutus grange has bought the Metho-
dist church for granRs hall. Il 10 hoped
to have it ready for occupancy BY Novem-
Der Is.
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coon RssUIrs ALWAYS roLLow

The use OF Foley Kidney Pills They are
up-building, Strengthening and soothing.
Tonic In action. quick In results @. A. PAs-
cHER.
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RAxvnsr HOME. s0a, wEsr xIISwoxTH.
Harvest Home grange met Nov. II with
small attendance and one visitor from
Alamoosook grange.
There,will be.a dance in the hall Thur
day evening, Nov. "a. A chicken supper
will Be served.
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Dear N. B. Frsends:
hesitsted about placing the title of
the poem where by right it belongs; that
il by right a. the author looked at the
flying days, for to many who are not
"laggard'', times flies.
Did you ever test the length Of min
ute? Gst some one to slime you" on oae,
and when you think sixty seconds have
passed, raise your hand. Let there be
nothing said or done during the test.
You will say sixty spaces OF time like
that! How much ought to accomplish
in IN hour! Sometimes we do accomplish
. good deal in that time.
wonder IL there are those who can al
ways do . certain amount OF work in .
given time, for really there arc . good
many persons who can s'turn or work
much faster and easier some days than
must BE done FIRST but then, we
wouldn't always fnd the time for the
things we would like to do.
After all, we shalt no doubt 20 on in
about the same old way. and II that 10
way that is hot . strain upon the nerves,
30 much the better for us. Some one gave
definition for s.nervous' as ssheing in Q
hurry all over When that stage is
reached, it is time to slack our energies.
Do you know, verify believe that in all
the years OF the existence OF this column,
this is the first time NERVES have been
mentioned, and to think Aunt Madge
should have introduced the subject!
Let's stop right here and enjoy AIMS re-
port OF her Boston trip, which will inter-
est you all, and for which l thank her
personally, with the hope that several
other sisters may follow her worthy ex-
ample.
Deav Assf Aadss and N. b. Skaters:
After spending snch lovely day with Dell
and her John at their spacious home, and
after the cordial welcome we all received,
feel, though late, that must say word about
our reunion.
To me 1t was one OF our very best, with
many who had before been with Us. All were
welcome. - well ~ were the neiGhbors Of
Deifs. part Of them having Joined the clan
since. All were glad to see the pen name 30
- ASbS - A~-' 800 s~S os
Jennie, true 70 ner promise, sent tine card
ior wnicn return many THANKS I'll oestsr
paio. are, yca were among the nfst 70 port.
now nice that you could come, ana that your
Sohn VIII need no urging another year. All
those nice letters from absent members we
enjoyed SO much We thought Of and spoke
OF you ALL from susan" on the west coast to
All those on our eastern shores ! think our
imuy u creeping nearly TO the hundred
marx.
Now, II. @. g.. /. IS we'll As you. heard
Booker T. Washington, and enjoyed it 80
much A. 1 have alvays been interested In
80 r..,-s "a. ,:s. - !, ,r. ~
him. nAsink fesu nis iie - ~ e~as 49, -
the Outlook some years ago. !, with others
from our home town, wendell our way TO Ire
80. $3.50. - ~ .~.,,,. :, r,,,,t,s, 20 70
listen to Mr.. washington. Taicett williams,
LII. D.. of Pennsylvania. and Pres. Cyrus
Nolsnsop. Ii'- ~ % Minneso's' ~nu s.ns.ns
oy the snonee singers iio" fisAs uni'et's'
NAsnsine' Tenn punnk me esenns 'ney
sang INC o~'''e nm " sne "epuoo' .1u
~ .ne iAs. verse sno cnofus 'ne sua'ence .ose
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srsne. vss ~ WeA>eedav ev~n,ns.
Nov. 4 vifn fortv-etrha 1920, ure.ent.
One application Va Yroelved. end thr,e
scc.ct.d TO r.r.sv.A ~. N,se ana
second desr,ss. Aftsr rsc,sa. one hour
va riven to the bec4ur,r Tor the sinwIe
members, pro~r.m. vhich v,s ane. The
s,nsis nam hers, sccr. ..sIsd .~nv ah.eA
a the married memb.r,, scorr' TIA.
ciosed the contest. and mart wednesaav
.v,nin, the na,,;sa r,emt-ys vtu h.v. r.
furnt.h the supner.
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lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compoundf We can
furnish positive proof that has made many remarkable
cures after all other means had failed.
Women who are suffering with form Of female
illness should consider this.
AS such evidence read these unsolicited testimonial
ette We guarantee they genuine and honest state
ments OF facts.
Cresson, Pa" Five had bad fall, and hurt
under doctors for mine weeks,
when stopped again sent for bottle Of
Pinkham Vegetable Compound, took II directed
and stout, hearty woman Mrs Ella E. Aikcy,
Cresson, Pa
Baird Wash 81 year ago sick with kidney and
doctors
MP could just let easily possible
take Lydia f. Pnkham Vegetable
Compound Blood Purifier. completely cured Of
ills, and nearly sixty od"-Mrs Sarah Leighton
Baird Wash.
Evidence like the above is abundant showing that the
arrangements of the female organism which breed all kinds
Of miserable feelings and which ordinary practice does not
cure are the very disorders that give way Lydia E.
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound.
Women who are afflicted with similar troubles after
reading such letters the above should be encouraged
to try this wonderfully helpful remedy.
For so years Lydia E. Pnkham's Vegetable GES&SS
female No sick woman does justice to tWH INV
will this fau1Ous medicine. II V1&NH
exclusively from roots and herbs, ana II IA " II
has thousands Of cures TO Its credit III W
wuD Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick women N\ t4y.sSH mn
o write for advice. She has W\sEE1kStW
health free Of charge. USy&0
Address Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn. Mass. W. s10s'OoS
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ELLBWoHIH, ME.a NOF ., INV
Dear Aaaf Nadqe:
Thank you for your good Boston letter Of
two weeks ago containing the description Of
the painting. .The Last Comrades Final
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Brooklin grange held regular meeting
Tuesday evening, Nov. 9, with twenty
three members and i've visitors present.
rvo applications for membership were
received. The lecturer presented short
program, after which games were enjoyed.
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the editor, but none viii be rejected without
good reason.
DATES.
Thursday. Nov. i7-Meeting OF Green
Mountain Pomona with schoodic grange,
Winter Harbor.
Saturday, Dec. 3-Meeting OF Hancock
Pomona grange with Csstiue grange.
HANCOCK POMONA. Is.
Following il the program for the meet
ing Of Hancock Pomona grange with
Csstine grange Saturday, Dec. 8:
Opening exercises
Address OF welcome,
Worthy Master Host grange
Response. ........., ...-....-.JoAnna Durgnin
Busipess
Report Of grange
Question: Resolved, That Agricultural
training 10 ~ necessary for the farmer
IS university training for the profess
sional mani W Perkins, Augustus Cain
Call TO order; music
Conferring 6fth degree
Topic: In what lines can the farmer Of
the East compete with the farmer Of
the West,
Proverbs
Closing exercises
GREEN MOUNTAIN POMONA, Is.
Following is the program for the meet
Schoodic grange, Winter harbor, Thur
day, Nov. II:
Opening song
Address Of welcome. .......-....W 6errtsh
Response. ...........-.-...........Ju Julia Noyes
General topic; Would II be AdvantAx-
eous TO the Pomona to limit the work
ing Of the nth degree 70 four timesa
Year,
Music
General sopic Is it the duty Of the Po-
mona 70 deery political corruptions
conferring 18th degree
Open debate; Resolved, That the grange
10 Justified in declaring for the cleo
tion Of farmer 70 the U Senate. Az
Hrmative. host grsnse ofhcers. Mega
tive, Pomosa omeers
Music
Topic: The revival Of the grange inter
est can best be brought about in the
home
Question boz
Closing song
BRooKLIN. III.
Brooklin grange held . regular mcsting
Tuesday evening, Nov. 9, with twenty
thrss members and i've visitors present.
rwo applications for msmbership were
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women realize
that luxuriAnt hair Of
rich. youthful color al
ways adds to their
charms- The Hair may
be golden. brown or
black. but when the Hair
D. Senes gray. there 10
an appearance Of age;
an unnatural disfigur.
N emit and Z handicApiu
social and business lie.
Hays Hair uealeh
will remove ali traces Of
gray hair and restore Il
to ito natural color.
WIN ma suiI skin ~ linen.
WA ma mjure jour hair.
ID not q dye.
SeaA = hw bnalra s1Ths Care
0kin.s Rhiis Hay Spse. Co.,
U. q \, asA TerpasA Can.
9UUoE ALL SUES
q 0D4 ooe. bNef9~D, :
u a M00uY N
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HANCOCK POMONA, l3.

Following il the program for the meet
ing Of Hancock Pomona grange with
Csstine grange Saturday, Dec. 8:
Opening exercises
Address OF welcome,
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from page ~
MORETCWN.

Campbell Of Randolph We're in town Sun
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Michael j. Johns.

Mitchell j. Johns. of Gs Peru street,
died early Tuesday morning Of pneu.
monia. Mr.. Johns came to this city
carly in the summer from, Richmond.
where he had been a contractor and
builder. He was born in Huntington
July "a. 1852. and lived there thu
greater part o: his life He Is sur
Vivcd by a wife. Ida c.. n son, Heman
W. of Randolph, and two brothers, r.
y. and n. A, of Huntington. The flu
neral Will be held in the church at
Huntington. north village, at two
o'clock Sunday afternoon.
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GRAIN STATISTICS.

Total clearances OF wheat and hour
were equal to l0s,coo bushels. Primary re-
ceipts were ssc. 900 bushels, compared with
$500 bushels the corresponding day .
year ngo. Estimated receipts for to-
morrow: wheat 50 cars: corn .R cars:
oats llC cars hogs 1900 head.
BUT"TER-Steady. creameries H12sc;
dairies 23G27c.
EGGS-Stesdy at mark. receipts 1000
cases; cases included. lsrG2litc: frsts,
Zee: prime tlrsts Csc
CHEESE-Firm: diaries. lBisG15%c;
Twins, l4%Gl5o Young Americas. l6lac;
Long Horns. 1910.
IOTATOES-Weak, choice to fancy. 3D.
q6oc; fair to good. 1870,
POuLTRY-Easy, turkeys ISc; chick
ems, l3c springs. l2xc.
vEAI-steady. 30 to so ID WITS. saloc;
50 TO s ID WITS. 9lrQl04c; 81 to no ID WITS.
l2Ql3c.
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When tho lower class Of the Montpelier
high school arrived at the auditorium
Saturday evening for their annual dance
they were met by band Of sophomores
armed with pals OF water and bags of
flour. The younger students had anti
clputed trouble and were armed with
clubs with one OF these Frank Denins
got II crack over the head that put him
to sleep for several hours and Davis
boy nearly had his jaw broken IN n SINH
lar manner.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton IIill are vIsitin,-
his father Jason Hill-Mr. Smith It
san Francisco was 2 guest Of his sister
Mrs. IA. o. Ward, over Sunday.-The
Moretown Military band gave IL concert
at MiddleseX Tuesday nieht-William
Ward of Burlington Is in town-Ji,n
Godfray and family of Warren haze
moved into one of II. o. Wards tene-
ments. He is to work for Mr.. Ward
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Atkins visited at
Waterbury Center saturday and Sun
,iDN
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Oct. s.
BEEVES-Recepts 2,lSn; steers slow:
closed strong; choice heavy; 10 cents
higher; bulls and COWS steady. Steers
Ntoqs6S5; Bulls s. 0oSs..I5, cows $2.l5qp-
S3S Exports l.65o quarters OF beef.
CALVES-Receipts 1,6%s: veals steady;
grassers slow; westerns boc lower. veala
sS.ooG$li 90; culls Is. 0Oas7 20; grassers md
fed calves a. ocdy3500; westerns s+.00ey$7 co.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 7,kl.
Sheep steady; lambs slew. Sheep 33.0O6-
A5; culls 81, oot25O; lambs $S.Ooa7, l2,1 !:
culls 800
llOGS-Receipts, AHA. Steady at so.0oo
$3.50. Choice light Is. 45d$sbO.
COTTON FUTURES.
New York, Oct. 8 --Cotton futures closed
barely steady. Closing bids: Oct lass:
Nov. 1857 Dec. 400: Jan. l%ll; Feb.
as; March 1870; April lis4; May 1881:
June Nes; July lGv.
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OBITUARY
Joseph NJ. Bunker.

day In New York city, where he had gone
with his wife, to visit a son The funeral
will be held to-day at the home Of hir
sor in Hardwiclr, where he formerly made
his home Mr.. Bunker was in his 7l,t
year and had not been In good health for
several months. but for the past few
weeks had evidently been somewhat i'm.
proved. He leaves, besides his wife. tive
sons. William OF Hardwick and shermas
of New York. and a daughter, Mrs
William Hall OF Montpelier. Mr.. Bunkef
had resided In the city for the past tex
years and had been employed as super
irtendent in the yard at the Porter
Screen shops.
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/ ,,..,,.o,. ehou communicates, ,.,.,
,,a,,,,s. ond tho ,,,,er s,,d th,, 81, W.T.
49,. ,o' 10 onos,,on were NOT co,cernoa t. , ,S
miX-up. This was good news for Nc
Kenna, as he told Mr.. shaw that he had
nothing to do with the trouble and Mr.
Holiness statement Nerined his story.
| In nroba,o court Tuesday appllca-
| ton was made for the appointment
of n guardian for Daniel w. Splain
of Jericho The application was
granted and John J. Splain was APP
| pointed Application was also made
| by the guardian for license to sell
| real estate in Vnderhill and Jericho,
belonging to tho estate In the estate
of Kate Russell Collins, late Of
Hinesburg. deceased. the will was
signed for the hearing. IN the es-
tate of Antoine Buster. late of Hines
burg, deceased, the will was filed
and October % assigned for the hear
Ing.
r. w. Lee, by prompt action, has re-
covered the ten dollars, lost on bad
check. given him by w. A. oliver. who
was arrested Thursday afternoon at the
Wallinsford FAR on a writ gotten ont at
the instance OF Lee. When arrested by
Deputy SherlH Whitaker of Rutland
| oliNer was making money by running a
game Oh chhhce' i'c pad up Mt once the
u" "pl'"rS All" coS's Oh 'hree or -FOUR
more N,'''" was 'sSoSS'u MN, ana inc
uoPu'N S"''i'i wa" op'lSen TO release MIN
'""' ""7 'iie "",S "'i' III ms posses
' ."a' .''c' ios' II"
' V. ''u 'o'" - =
a.,t'.
,,.(.,.,,a '''' 'o' '''''
81. Joseph's court {. 9. T.. has been
awarded the barnor for the largest in
crease in mem eiShip of any court In
the state having received a members
durinG the SiN months between January
/ frSt ana July IrSt 81 this year. IN"
corr Is now paced 'enth on the list for
| h'r'orl""S NoIh III the WhoIe order
""''H ''tl""'7 '"'''9 an over -\"rth
N''efI'"' '"' u'''"'' was gwen ny the
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ROSTON BUTTER MARK Ell

Boston. Mass, Oct. 5.-Butter steady:
Northern 3lGS3liac; Cheese, New York l6-
Q1Giac Vermont twins l5i.al6c.
Chamber Of Commerce quotations:
Vermont and New Hampshire extra
assorted sizes 23c; boxes Ave pounds
each full weight 3oc; prin,n tul. weigh,
Roc
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Providence, X. l., Oct b.-The BOO oper-
atives in the numerous cotton mills or Is.
Il. 4 Il. Knight in this state and Massa'
chusetts have received notice that they
will resume work next Monday on fun
time schedule. The mills have been run
ming only a. hours weekly since June be-
cause of unsatisfactory conditions in the
cotton market
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Hood s
Sars apariIIa

Cures all humors, catarrh and
rheumatism, relieves that tired
feeling, restores the appetite,
cures paleness, nervousness
builds up the whole system
Get il today in usual liquid form g.
hocolated tablets called Sarsatahs
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Mrs. l.. j. Griffin.

Intelligence has been received here Of
tho death of Mrs. Lawrence ]. Griffin Of
Brooklyn, n. Y. Sunday morning. Mrs.
Griffin was formerly Miss Martha
Begupre OF this city.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

II New York. Oct s.
FLOUR-steady End moro active. Re-
ce'pts S4s7S; shipments ~.
WHEAT-Spot firm; futures market was
more active and there We're quick price
changes on conflicting news from Argen-
tina. but shorts were nervous and values
We're higher closing at "a net advance.
Dec closed sl.OsIs May HIlit: receipts
$500
CORN-spot irmer. Futures market
was easier early on the weather but
prices rallied with wheat closing at NC
decen to nc advance. Dec. 5scQ4to
closed $3.50; May closed elxc. Receipts
si4,725.
OATS-Spot steady: futures market was
hrmer with the other markets closing at
i.c to i9c net advance. Oct. closed SMc:
I Dec. saiaca3aa.c closed seHc; May closed
Ale. Receipts $i9S46
RAW sUGAR-Steady. Muscovado
ss45; centrifugal $395; molasses sugar
$50: refined quiet.
COFFEE-The market for coffee futures
opened firm at an advance OF 10cdlba
points on covering buying attributed to
the Brazilian sources and bull support
inspired by the higher European cables
and reports of smaller interior Santos re-
ccipts. There was a little European SELL
ing and considerable realizing on the
advance but prices reacted only slightly
and tho close was steady at a net gain
of 5Tll points. Sales SO. 80 hays: Oct.
and Nov. 81. So; Dec. 81. 90; Jan. 1855: Feb
sS97: March ss.9s; April 500 May 1901;
June 1902; July 500; Aug. 500 and Sept.
S9O5
Spot coffee steady. No Rio lie; No.
Santos 1l%cal2c: mild coffee firm; Cor
dova ll1scd13a4c.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
Chicago. Oct. g.
RYE-Cash &c
BARLEY-Cash 60c974c.
TlMOTHY-Cash 37.5OdfsS75 Oct $s1S;
! March s9.150s9.io.
CLOVER-Cash s120oas1b, 90: Oct. n5oo
4 WHEAT-Dec. ss5ac04c; May N.otk
/ CORN-Dec. oostcQihc; May 6Skc0hc,
| OATs-Dec as%c: May 3ehc.
PORK-Jan. 81. NJ May $1I.B.
/ LARD-Oct. sl2.71a: Nov. 81 1851. IN:
Jan sl0s5: May s1o22,a
RIBS-Oct. $3.50; Jan. $s.l2A: May
ss37ls.
FLOUR-Firm.
RYE-No. g. T6Hc
/ RARLEYFeed or mixing. e0cQ66c:
fair to choice mating 70cG7<c.
FLAXSEED-No. !, southwestern. e.
-; No. !. northwestern. $2.62
TIMOTHY SEEDS. 5Oa$S.5o
/ CLOVER-S. UGs145G.
MESS PORK-(per bbl,) 3lS.5Oa31S75.
I l.ARD-(per 100 lhs) sl2s2A.
SHORT RTBS-Sidss Oooee) SO 7b7S11. 10
SIDES-short clear boxed III l6dS1l.-