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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-27
Old Dutch Cradles.

Baby's bath is now mounted on tres
ties so as to save STOPPING on the part
Of the nurse, while the cot and basket
are almost always of the folding vari-
ETY., draped with hemstitched and
embroidered lawn threaded with satin
ribbons or with embroidered net
Occasionally a reproduction Of an
old Dutch cradle will be used, and
this will be lined with quilted satin.
The newest quilts are stuffed with a
vegetable fiber or wood wool which
comes from Sweden. These are beau
tifully light and porous and are rec
commended for hygienic reasons.
When baby takes his daily constitu-
tional 1t is in perambulator with sill
yer fittings, a crest or monogram on
its white anamaled surface. Some
times the carriage is even upholstered
in white, and the cover may be of fine
linen trimmed with real Irish crochet,
while in winter it will be Of opossum
or Tibet goat
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-27
X
Points
For
Mothers
X

"Those who bring sunshine to the
lives Of others cannot keep it from
themselves" This is a mothers motto
surely. Sad to say, however, there
are mothers who do try to bring sun
shine to others, but fail utterly and
envelop themselves In black clouds,
with never a silver lining In sight.
Others seem contented to dispense
sunshine" without getting even
small sunbeam In return. Happily
some seem to be veritable sunshine
batteries" sending out little currents
to those with whom they come In con-
tact.
One poor mother is faded and care
worn. She darns her daughters stock
ings and mends all her clothes and
even makes her party dresses. This
mother loves her daughter dearly and
regrets that "the child" is so selfish
and apparently SO unappreciative,
thinking only Of her own frivolities
and giving never q thought to or do
ing kindness for her mother. She
longs to be her daughters confdant
and is often jealous of her daughters
girl friends. She Is irritable and fret
full because overworked and tired
and worries over things that do not
really matter, and her daughter mis-
understands her and usually considers
that mother is unreasonable and has
queer IDEAS"
The sunshine" mother is younger
looking, happy and more "up to date"
She teaches her daughter to darn her
own stockings and to mend her own
clothes and even to make her own
party dresses. but is always ready to
help and plan and discuss. She enters
into her daughters pleasures with real
interest and makes friends with her
daughters friends; talks over little
secrets and softens, molds, influences
and advises. In fact, mother" is
considered zone of the girls" and is
in great demand as chaperon.
The secret of 1t all Is that she has
adapted herself to the ideas OF the
next generation, although retaining
and remembering her own girlhood.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-27
Muslin Underwear
Last Friday of January Sale

women's Muslin Night Dresses
v or high neck-yoke Of h. 8. AZ
ticks and ernb'y-usually b.. '@O
Women's Night Dresses-NsInsook
and Cambric-yokes Of emby or 60
lace and ribbon-usually .sS. ...... 90
women's Night Dresses-Canbric.
Nainsook or Muslin-with snowy or
laces and e1nbroid deries-reg. 31.29. 80
Fine NaInsook Night Dresses
Empire and other styles, prettly OE
trimmed-value $2.9S. S.......... i'7O
Womens Cambria skirts-deep
founces with smby and tucks or Tn
lace and inserts-reg. $1.09. ..... - =
Fine Cambria sklrts-deep nounces
with Val lace and inserts and oh
crnbroideries-value S1.69.. i'G7
Fire Cambria skirts-newest effects
in fancy lace and emb'y trimd 40
hounces-were s2.75. ''O~
Fine Cambria Skirts-founces
triu'd in newest ways with laces, = ON
elnb's and wide ribbon-reg. s4.25 S'S4
Najneook ornbinations-Corset Cover
and Skirt or Drawers-emb'y or ga
lace and ribbon triIn-value S1.OO. 40
Fine Nainsook Combination
Yoke and Skirt or drawers oh
prettily trim d-reg. $1.6e. .......
Allover Embroidery Combinations.
also elaborate lace trimd az
Nainsook-usually S2.6e- .......
women's Muslin and Cambria "a
Drawers-tucked ruffle-reg. 30
Cambria and Nainsook Drawers-ceep
ruffles Of emby and h. 5. tucks h5
or fancy lace-usually .6e......
Nainsook Corset Covers-round neck.
with lace and inserting-rio5on 17
run neck and sleeves-value 20.
Women's Corset Covers--ehaborately
trirn'd yokes, with medelltons, HE
faces and ribbon-reg. .59 9.......
Children's Muslin Drawers-hem and
tucks-1 to yrs.-reg. .15.-.... >
s to II yrs.-reg. .1S...... 10
chiIdren's Cambria Slxirts-lace
and inserting and tucks- 2E
4 to II yrs.-reg. .SS. ....-....''''
chndren's Nainsook and Cambria
Qowns-lace. emb'y and riobon- nj
reg. .6S
Fine Lawn Aprons-with and
without ernb'y bib and brstelles- 20
deep h. 8. hsm-reg. 80:
Extra size Drawers-sood muslin
deep ruffle with hemsntcnins- ,2S
Extra size Muslin Night Dresses
Y or high neck, tucks and emo ~ rs
reg Ne.
Extra size Corset Oovers-frult OK
Loom Muslin-V neck. ernoy 97
trirn-reg. .35. .,:.'''
Extra size Cambria skirts-e~b,yS g ~ ga
ruffle with b. 6. tucks-res SLOW
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-27
Women's S Coats, Suits, Furs,
Waists, Negligees, etc.
Ers5sv of .Ia1uarY Sale

womsn's Caracul Coats-50 ineh ana
three-auarter lengths-satin lined
shawl cellHaT-AIl sizes 1880
reg. s19.eS. .......'.''''''
women's Tailored Suits-BroadcIoths
and Cheviots-Black, Navy &c. 80
and other colors-reg. S1I.es.'
Fur sets-Russlau Lynx, Black
and Blue Wolf, Persian Paw Aho
Isabella and Sable Fox-Peferlhes'
shawls and ScArfs-Rug OF 15, 90
Pillow MuHs-reg. s2s.sS.
Pitch Fur sets-Jap Mink. squirrel'
plack and Brown Fox and
Raccoon-larEe Neck Fleces S5, 80
and Muffs-reg. S44.ee. e......'.
tTon5sone Glossy Black and Pointed
Fox sets-also Jap Mink an sna os 45. 90
Biended squirrel-worth sto.se
wi, lsngth Kimonos-Plain coi0F
Rene Persian Challies and .,,,a.
Iepnslette-variety OF good styies S5
worth s1.19. ..... ;;...;';-;,i-r ,,-.;. c;,,i-ron
xvornen's Dress Slcirts--Blaok IN
fpanama-new model-reg 8. 81
and axtra sizes-worth S4.SS :.
Y,ras.,nT sacoues OF Duckling FIeece. SO
i,sbe and dark-reg. .ss ci,t
asasssline waists, also White China 0I'N n
90staborateiy rim'd Wit, DAINTY S5
,acs,-su sfsss-reg. S2.sS.
rI,cIsd Net walsts-whtte and bcru-
hssItifuliy designed with hano- 3, 90
some laces-reg. $5.ss. ..''''''''
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-27
72zx1c

favorites and are apt to be very gen.
orally becoming, but plain ones,
such as shown in the back view, can
be substituted whenever preferred.
The blouse will be found equally de-
sirable for the gown of lightweight
material and for the odd blouse
Made from messaline or crepe de
Chine with lace banding, the waist
would be practical for immediate
use. AS illustrated it can be used
at all seasons and is dainty and
charming. Made from marquisette
or embroidered French crepe 1t
would be handsome and smart,
adapted both to present and future
needs.
The waist is made with front and
backs. The front is tucked In
groups, between which the banding
is arranged and is laid in two wider
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-27
Cure For Warts.

A wart is essentially an outgrowth
Of the scarf skin. 1t may be brought
about by friction. Hence it may be
found on the quite healthy skin Of a
healthy person, just as corn may be
found. But warts sometimes come
without friction, and they come nu-
merously, so proving that there must
be some Internal cause. Wart crops
are specially apt to appear between
early childhood and the sixteenth
year. They are found most usually In
children Of poor physique. They have
been known to make sudden appear
ance when the child has fallen into
poor health and to go away when the
health has improved. Small doses of
calcined magnesia In water taken dali
ly during many weeks or months have
been found effectual In getting rid Of
these warts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-27
Psychology OF
The Courfship.

1--WE speak of man as the wooer,"
says a recent writer on women, "but
falling in love is really mediated by
the woman. By dress, behavior.
coquetry, modesty, reserve, and oc-
casional boldness she gains the at
tention Of man and infatuates him."
Consider the predicament of the
girl busy at such entertaining sport,
who finds herself suddenly becoming
fat. She knows by instinct that she
can not infatuate long If she be fat,
so to exercise and diet instanter to
save the day. They may-but there
is an easier way.
One can take off up to a pound
day without causing wrinkles, stom-
ach disturbances, or the least bother.
This can be done in old cases of
overfatness as well as recent ones
A fine figure can be saved or a trim
one regafned. Simply send seventy
five cents to the Marmola Company,
554 Farmer Bldg, Detroit, Mich, or,
better still, tender the same to your
druggist for large case of Marmola
Prescription Tablets. This elegant
preparation can go with you every
where in your satchel. Take a tab
let daily off comes the fat, nice
and uniformly, from the fattest parts
fret
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-27

" answer 1o you OF have, if it's home
say deense of the monia honors
you really think that If of the dead pretending
be his
ne probably lted and unmaning eulogy of himself?
do not believe
AND we must have funeral service wish that feature
banshed If there
b minister of the family friend who the
ah intimately instead of minister him
knows some hundreds of
one OF the most beautiful
or the burial of the Indian boy nas Instead of
virtue ne possessed kind he did.
IL We must have funerals something like that?
must We? Why simple, solemn commitment
ice ceremonial
m
die, please dispose shell quickly
uous Please tell friends
want to please Me- tell them
ing over split milk making
gloomy
let them
not sad; because
should realize higher
peter plane where it would
o
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-27

or "a, 3A yards S2 or y yards A
inches wide. with 8 yards of band
ing.
The pattern 1851 is cut in sizes
for "a. 36, 3S, 40 and 42-inch bust
measure and will be mailed to any
address by the Fashion Department
of this paper on receipt of ten cents
(If In haste send an additional two
cent stamp for letter postage, which
insures more prompt delivery.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-27
TUCKED BLOUSE 6561.
TO BE MADE WITH FULL OR
PLAIN SLEEVES.

Such a blouse as this one can be
utilized in innumerable ways. In
this case it Is made from handker-
chief lawn and Is trimmed with in
sertion of imitation baby Irish lace
1t can be used for heavier materials
and trimmed either with lace or
with banding or with soutache ap-
piled over a stamped design, or it
can be made without banding, the
tucks making the only trimming. 1t
will be found appropriate for silk
and wool as well as for washable
fabrics and 1t is consequently one of
the most useful models that possibly
could be found. The slightly full
sleeves gathered into deep cuffs are
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-27

tucks at each shoulder, but the back
with, trimming. however, and this
trimming is finished with a little
tuck at each edge. The fancy
sleeves are moderately full and
gathered into the cuffs. The plain
sleeves are made in one piece each.
The stock collar finishes the neck.
The quantity of material required
for the medium size is 37s yards 21
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-27
If YOU WANT TO az LIKED.

Do not "take liberties" with your
friends. Don't intrude on them when
they are busy Don't break engage
ments with them II you possibly can
help It. Many a friendship comes to
an untimely end because little courte-
sizes are set aside habit of courtesy
carries one safely through many dan
gerous places. especially with Intimate
friends
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-27

are often chosen for semi-tailored cos
tunes.
There seems little desire ON the part
of women to relinquish the short skirt
or even to talk 1t down, and it is likely
to figure prominently in spring styles.
Shirt waists made in tailored styles,
but finished with a frill at the left
side, are smart. The waist illustrated
has this frill, but It is removable. The
tucks over the shoulder are arranged
close to the armhole seams In con-
formity with the latest style. There
are two tucks either side Of the box
plait. JUDIC CHOLLET.
This May Manton pattern is cut in
sizes from 80 to AZ inches bust measure
Send 10 cents to this Office, giving num-
ber, 6556, and It will be promptly forward
ed to you by mail. II In haste send an
additional two cent stamp for letter post
age, which insures more prompt delivery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-27

It harrows feelings already narrowed beyond
durance
How very often after of these horrible
deals you hear something like this:
eyes. she got through the funeral better than
anyone expected We really didn't think she would
be able to stand it," or you know his wife is quite
i'll herself She collapsed entirely at the funeral.
Too much for the poor woman"
1t imposes many people who dread the morbid
atmosphere, and who far rather honor their friends
IN some saner, healthier the necessity of attend
ing the gathering or being considered lacking in
respect.
DO you think ought to go to Mr. LIS funeral?"
Yes; if you don't the family will think it's awfully
nuao
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-27
Misses Garments and
Babies Wear
Last Friday of January So

Lust ~ f60g
rs,rls, White Lawn Dresses-
p Il -rs.-Newest Models
e,sbornteiy trim'd with enb'y' 3.75
lace or ribbor-usually S4.sS'
Girls Wash Dresses-ChambraY
Percale and other fancles- .S3
8 TO IA yrs.-reg. .sS ana Sl'@o''
c.,r,s, ReD Dresses-Plnk. Blue or
Wh,te-New Spring Model- & 75
to IA yrs.-reg. $S.so. '..''''
oo,1as, short and Long Coats
Neirose Bedford Cord ana
Ts.hmere-braid and lace trimo OK
sizes to 8 yrs.-usualiy Sg.ss'
Rears,ln Coats-PlAin and Striped
sizes to yrs.-pedded lining 2 0S
value s4.sS. ......,..s--'''''.'
e,hldrsn's Nainso9k and Lawn dresses
French Russian. Empire and oke
styles-lace, emb'y, handstitcnins ST
kc-sixes 10 S yrs.-worth $l-2o.
vvhIta Lawn and Nainsook Dresses
.,9ea Ia s yrs-newest Styles with HE
iaoes. enb's and tucks-res, 6s -
Chaldren's Colored Dresses-Ginehsns
Percales and Chambrays-plsateo
and French styles-sizes TO al
1shies' Wool Shirts-Cashmere o7
Rib-stzes to 8 yrs.-usualiy .oS
Bird'S-eye Diapers-20x20 to 2Ixo4-
AosAn-special. ......... .49 10 Los
Heavy Flanneletts Wrappers .27
value Al. +sssssss
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-27
The Evening Chit-Chat
By RUTH CAMERON

all unciviled
funeral
hope shall the day when such
the
uSeo 10 nang on grandmother's walls, today.
absolutely
Please try to look unprejudicedy
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-27
IMITATION WELSH RABBIT
SERVING GRAPEFRUIT.

A new hint in serving grapefruit is
to flavor II with maple sirup. The
pulp Is loosened from the skin as usual
with a sharp knife. after which the
center is filled up with the sirup. which
must be the pur~ sugar melted down.
This adds a new and very delicious
axvOr Currant jelly. too. has been
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-27
In the Cookery World

discovered as an excellent substitute
for rum. which for a long time was tho
only fiavorinF used with this fruit
H b
HOT EGG AND MILK.
Egg and milk favored with a little
vanilla extract well shaken and sprfn-
ked over the top with nutmeg is IA
vorite beverage with some GONZALES
cents. It is served piping hot with
small salted waters Well persons are
also fond of the drink and prefer sub
stituting sponge cake for the waters
WHY cARUso DOESN'T MARRY.
The young Sicilian girl with whom
Enrfco Caruso. the Metropolitan Opera
tenor. Is reputed to have fallen In love
with in Milan is hearthroken over the
apparently tragic outcome Of her first
love affair. She Is only nineteen years
old. one learns. and possesses all the
romantic beauty anf grace OF the Ital-
ian peasant girls. and her affection for
the singer is really believed to re tran
scendent But Caruso's sdr :rers In
Milan. where the girl Is living Mt pres
ent. are manifold and powerful Con-
stantly they work upon her feelings. It
is reported with the argument that II
would be cruel. not only 70 her sweet
heart. but to the whole world Of music
were she to consent to become his wife
IT is known tina Caruso's ideal Is to
settle down on one Nof the big italian
estates and lead lle life of al italian
landed proprietor. with little to do but
hunt and eat spaghetti all day long
The little siciIian fits into this dream
to nicely. and that is why the selfish
ones who think a man should give up
his entire happiness to his 5oice are
striving to prevent her from making
the dream come true.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-27

MIDWlNTER FASHIONS.
White Fur Hat Crown Popular "A
Sensational Turban.

White Fur Hat Crown Popular "A
Sensational Turban.
White fox crowns are used exten.
sively for hats with black fur and vel
vet brims. Animals heads and tails
are liked for trimming.
A sensational turban effective, but
hardly modest and retiring, is made Of
red velvet, with a handsome black
aigret fastened with large rhinestone
buckle
Elastic belts come in Dresden pat.
terms, and the dainty pinks and blues,
with gold and silver buckles, are most
attractive.
White dogskin gloves are considered
smart for wear with street suits and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-27
IMusIins Sheetlngs
Sheets Pillow Cases, etc.


Last Friday of January Sale
GOOD MUSLIN PILLOW CASES
42x36-vslue .12H 0E0x36-value .15.1l
45x3e-value IA. 10 54x3e-valus .Ie.12
SHEETS
Last Chance at These Prices
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-27
Odd Lots OF

Odd Lots OF
BABIES CAPS AND BoNNETS.
SILK, Felt and Bearskin
40 to es ct. Caps. Hats & Bonnets. 20
q. 90 TO sI.69 Caps and Bonnets. =. 40
Sizes to 8 yrs.
Some slightly soiled from handling. hut
majority In good condition-every kind
and color that children up to 9 years
reouirs-ar1 new this season-t will pay
10 buy for next year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-27

Expect also to Find
SPECIAL OFFERINGS,
REMNANTS AND ODD LOT CLEARANCES IN
Sffks Dress Goods, Wash Dress Fabrics.
"a Trimmings. Lace, Hosiery. etc.
e Values to make it D. " To Remember
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-27

SELECT a good sized cauliflower. re-
move the leaves, cut off the stalk
and soak one hour, head down. in cold
water to cover Cook head up thirty
minutes or until soft in salted boiling
water to cover Drain. separate into
flowerets and pour over them the fol-
lowing sauce: Mix one and one-half
teaspoonfuls of mustard, one and one
fourth teaspoonfuls Of salt, one tea
spoonful Of powdered sugar and onr.
eighth Of teaspoonful of pepper: then
add two eggs slightly beaten. one-half
of cupful of vinegar and one-fourth
of a cupful of olive oil Cook over hot
water. stirring constantly. until the
mixture thickens Strain and add two
tablespoonfuls of melted butter, one
half of a tablespoonful of curry powder
and one-half OF teaspoonful of onion
Juice
TRY THIS FOR LUNCHEON.
A snappy luncheon dish is bacon
toast Broil thin slices Of bacon until
crisp Trim the crust from nicely
Drowned slices of toast Lay the bacon
on the toast and cover with grated
cheese seasoned with a little papifka
and French mustard. Put in the oven
until the cheese is melted. then serve
Immediately.
IMITATION WELSH RABBIT
American cheese Is used for this
dainty, the dry sort usually called
"poor" by old fashioned cooks Break
the cheese in little bits. and when the
dish is hot drop It in and let 1t melt
slowly. Add a sprinkle of dry mustard
and cayenne when the cheese is melt
ed. stirring these in while 1t is cooking
and leaving over the blaze for some
minutes afterward Serve on toasted
suatar biscuits
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-27
Curtains Bed S.ts
Last Friday of T,-.

r.- . TIfoay on January Sale
RsnsfsSaNet .S Net Curtatns-Cluny and
.so e5 sSsoeeSss oa lace and inserts
i'St Sut FasT s,Shi.as Lace Curtains-tull length.
as many as ten pairs Of a styia
be matched up s''ie can
fair value s1.5o and s2-half patr 40
air value $3.50 to s4.50-haIf pair 40
renaissance Lace Bed Sets
.ual size-W hits and Arabian
-, T.'0'''''. ''.'''......... !. ;
f'tSh as LA large Russ-two, famous makes
Axrninxtsr... s,Iale N1a nigh grade
reg. $S4.os. s.......,,, 247Q
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-27
Lasf Friday of January Sale

Heavy Crochet Spreads-usuaIly 80 "a
fun size White Crochet Bed
Spreads-value S179 1.oB
Satin Finish Marseilles Spreads
IS @S'@e. Observation-Disclosures. E.Ol
Full Size sflkoline Confortsble bias
pure white eotton-usually S1,I5 ,S7
Chintz Top Confortables-
turkey red baoks-scrnI1
eutehed-rull slze-reE S2l5 10
F1Nh FEATHER PILLOWS
Cnotce Live Geese-fancv sata.-
or herr1ngbone ticking.
2Ox2S-value SIeS
22x30-vslue 81. 20 L'oo
24xSo-value S2.es 80
2exso-value s3.49. a'oI
Feathers by Pound @'12
Choice White Geese-nu, -. l.
one' Two and five pound hsSs
es' 90 10. OVERWHELMINGLY. 81
Three-quarter Down. sz.
Selected White Down, . n SI'F'S,
A LIZ lb. worth 81 es
60 Q, - a Iickings .I3h yd worth On
GsFnan 4lIs. Linen Tickings-Blus snd @o
Wnlte stripes; also yard vrjSa
plain red-reg 80. "tue' 40
Feather Bed Ticks
Full and z size.I 40
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-27
Il. .. Sheets, 3 cts. moretper size.
PILLOW CAsEe
Last Chance at These Prices.

n. & Pillow Cases, cts more per size.
Notice that Foregoing Cases and Sheets
Include
EXTRA LONG and EXTRA wIDEl
Yard wide Muslins-
ct. Unbleached. ed...... Sx
~ CT Bieacned. ............ 4X
IA ct. Dwight Anchors. 1Gn
Limit. 80 yards each.
DIAMQND MILLS sHEETLNGs-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-27
oielAels Flannels
Last Friday of January Sale

LAST FrIoay OF January Sale
California Wool Blankets-l14 zixa
rsg,,Isr,S ~n,iIs, SoaTiets Gray, Paids-- 7r
regularly SASS- -............S 5, 10
Crib Blankets-best wool nan
Pretty borders-value 81. .64
WOOL nnish Blankets-12-4 size
white and colored-
reg. S225 and $249. . LII
Extra fine Blsnkets-pure California
Wool-whte celored, fancy
1l-4 size for double beds
reg. Sf,SS.. .............. >. ~
Bleached and Unbleached Domet
FNAnnels-pew, soft felt finish 49,
usuAiIy .l355k Observation-Disclosures. Ia
Imported Novelty Waistings-advance
styles and coiorings. including
latest stripes and Plaids-pure
wool or silk and wool -
reg. 90 to SO. .............. .49
Embroidered Flannels-Ballard
Vale embd with pure silk -
new pattsrns-reg. .9S. .,......... .S9
Men Wear
Last Friday of January Sale
Mems Night Shirts-Cambric or
Musiin-collarless-5 inches -
iong-reg. 80. ................ ,S3
Mems Unlaundered White Shirts =.
3-ply Union linen bosoms-reg. 80. 81
Mems Mercerlzed SILK PaJamas-
white gray. tan, pink, blue, hello
silk frogs-value Sl.9S- ...,... Los
Mems Dress Shirts-hand laundered-
ffne musin--3-ply linen bosoms-
open back or open back and -
front-Worth II. $l...............s go
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-27

discovered as an excellent substitute
for rum. which for a long time was tha
only fiavoring used with this fruit
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-05
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York, June WHEAT. Spot
steady; No. red $1O4 nominal eff;
No, / northern 1.0lB nominal fob.
Options advanced early on firm
cables and foreign buying, eased off
sharply on favorable crop advices and
prospects Of warmer weather, but
again rallied on covering by shorts,
closing at Is decline to 4 advance;
July 100; September .9G%.
CORN-Receipts 5.G25; shipments
9,204; spot easy; No 65M nominal
elevator domestic basis; export No.
2 G5A nominal fob Options quiet
and easier on predictions of warmer
weather. closing unchanged to u net
lower; July and September closed
G7A.
Receipts 671O0; shipments
J0,1G3; spot dull; mixed nominal;
natural white 1896; clipped white
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