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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-06-19

RECEIPTS.
Premiums received dur
ing h year In Cash.. e7,b66. 261.4l
Interest, Rents and Dlvi-
dends received during
other sources ........ 1s,lo5.ss
Total Receipts ,....... t7.aso.77s.5s
DISBURSEMENTS.
year ,s.552.7so.os
during year -. 1~.4sa,2eo.14
Fees ana othes
Amount Of all other Dis. $1,000.
menCS 41o,0Al.Ao
Total Disbursements. is,45o,s45.sl
NORTH DAKOTA BUSINESS.
Total risks taken during
Total tai I Premiums received. 'A'o- 800
during the year go: 25.s55.4s
during the year 800. 6.7ss.s2
Total amount Of Losses
paid during the year.. 6,979.63
Once 81. commissioner Of insurance.
surance Of h State Of North Dakota,
8 90 t nssee eySs ssstify of tha she the ori fassfoi sassta !.
ment now On file in this Office.
In Testimony Whereof, I have here:
unto set my hand and affixed the seal
Of this Office at Bismarck the First day
(sEALiS' S. A. oLsNEss.
Commissioner Of Insurance.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
Office of Commissioners of Insurance.
COMPANIES CERTIFICATE OF
AUTHORITY. .5.aa
Whereas, The Boston ms. Co., q cor.
poration organized under the laws OF
Massachusetts,, has filed in this office
q sworn statement exhibiting its condt-
ton and business for the ear ending
December 81, 1918, conformable to the
requirements Of the laws Of this state,
regulating the business of Insurance.
Whereas, The said Company has fled
charter with certificate of organization
the Insurance laws aforesaid.
Now, Therefore, I, S. A. Olsness, Com.
missioner Of Insurance Of the State Of
North Dakota, pursuant to the provt.
sions of said laws, do hereby certify
that the above named Company is fully
empowered, through it's authorized
agents, to transact It's appropriate BUSH
ness Of Authorized Insurance in this
state according to the laws thereof,
until the 31st day Of March, A. D. 1920.
In Testimony Whereof, I have here.
unto set my hand and seal at Bismarck,
th,s First Day of April. a A. 7.s 2; 1879.
ss Commissioner Of Insurance.
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ABSTRACT OF STATEMENT.
Fer the Year Ending December 81.
A. d, 1913.

~ ~. HUMANITARIAN, 800 on.4, ~
Ance-tcer ysSa ~. anu HnT E ~
Mofnas Tnr,a orra n4rod ~ ~ ~ "a ~
~ tia AZ - - 1owa ne AZ ~ +ha row
uris.tornr 4 ansnS II. ee.ts ~
North narct. d rs,.s,,. - - nv Iew -
~ .aid s]stAs - 800 s-'sS' = Tag 1S"
Prasidsnt r II Kt.mmA
Vice Prnsi6nnf Az
ii. Ss| sisss: ono, 81 s' - wa'nus. Hub
the si ssa's 81 81 North Rsl Dsfot !. process y
T Eomt be. Moin.s, u.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-06-19
ADsTHACT or sTATEMENT.
Tor tAs Year Ending DeOembsr q
"A. u. 1915

Amount of Capital Stock
paid up In full .........
s e
Value OF Real. Estate
owned by the Company
Loans on Bonds, Mort
Cages and Collateral
Security ...............
Stocks and Bonds.
Cash on hand and In
BANK .................
Interest due and accrued
Premiums in course Of
collection and trans
mission ...............
Bills receivable, not ma
tured. taken for Fire
Risks Observation-Disclosures.
All other sums due to the
; Company--Re -insurance
Recoverable on Paid
Losses, Schedule E.....
Unadmltted As
sets, deduct
ed 1870. 089.34
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-06-19
ABSTRACT OF STATElmNT.
1Or the Year Ending December III
n 1915. g

Boston Insurance &C mpany. OF 81 Kilby
St., Boston, Massachusetts, Organized
ondsr the laws of the State Of Massa-
Insurance Of the State Of North Da.
gotta, In pursuance OF the laws OF said
State.
President, William r. Hedge. "
Vice Presidents, Herbert Fuller, Hen.
~ r. Hedge, Ward williams.
Secretary, Freeman Nickerson.
Principal ONCE, 81 Kilby st.. Boston.
Massachusetts,.
Attorney for Service Of Process In the
State OF North Dakota:
Name, s. A. Olsness.
Location, Bismarck.
..7~ HssAn'1e' OF no0'po'@'eo Zoo ..
Commenced business Jan. 80. 1874. =
ts CAPITAL.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-06-19
ABSTRACT OF STATEMENT
1eR the Year Ending December "a.

OF the condition and affairs Of the
American Eagle Fire ms. Co., of New
York, organized under the laws Of the
State of New York, made to the Com.
missioner Of Insurance Of the State of
North Dakota, In pursuance Of h laws
Of Said State.
President, Henry Evans.
Vice President, F. w. Koeckert.
Secretary, Ernest Sturm. t
Principal Office, so Maiden Lane, New
York City. ~
Attorney for Service of Process in the
State Of North Dakota:
Name, s. A. Olsness.
Location, Bismarck, N. D. Is
1915.
Commenced business August. 1916.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-06-19
$1.o00.o0o.oo
s2.2os,s5o.oo
sse.e42.74
7.523.o0
e15.sss.sl
'aa:1ss:;,
Total Assets ..........
$8,134.So2.36

LIABILITIES
unadj ustesd
"a and IN ~.
LGsss: :s:;i:tsd ''''' Il:
Dy sne Com- ..ooo ;. j 81.
FS 4 ! !, gross e 5000:
claims for.. r.. u
bsssss r. IL: :'+ss's's's' NJ
in insurance = :
and salvage .E
Net s@ooat Of unpaid .]
Amount aoussss 81 unearnsd Pr: 's''''''''
miu~s 2n all outstand- oeo TAX >,
Al =. sss s;stt's ssii;;i::: 1,,4ss::iiss ss:2'
Total Liabilities $500. 3~a.1s4so2.sS
inE tue year j : cssS;: ,1.5o7.s4a.ss
Interest. Rents and DIVE
ths yesr .,.:.:.......: 145.ss5.ss
other sources ....... 1.145,4oz.sA
Total Receipts ........ 12.7sa.o16.ss
p1sguRsEMENTs.
Di yidas comimission. '&l''''''''
during yea -: -: ~sss.4so.ss
Fees and other
Amount saaaaso 81 ali other Di:. 4's''s'.-s
oursements .......... 1,446,27b.7S
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-06-19

CAPITAL.
Amount Of Capital Stock
paid up In full.
ASSETS.
Stocks and Bonds
Cash on hand and in
Bank .................
Interest due and accrued
Premiums In course Of
collection and trans
mission ..,...,..,.,,.
All other sums due to the
Company .............
Unidentified Assets .....
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-30
POPULARES
Eje-'icios sencilos para corservsrse sienpre vigoroso

Para ser duero De 81 mismo. con-
dlcion preciSa para poder dominar a
los dcmas, Sc requiere, entire otras
cosas. que los misculos y los senti-
dos todcs sean vigorosos, que esten
educadcs : ~prerarados para recibir
cualquiera impression o para trasmi-
tirla.
Ia A~ristoteles, el gran fil6sofo
griego 10 dijo en- Ia a~ntiguedad "alma
sana en- cuerPo sane. Y en- efecto.
IL experienced diaria nos demuestra
que cuando cl cuerpo esta enfermo o
d6bil. ell alma no puede funcionar de-
~bidamente: Ia inteligencia Sc deb;ii-
ia en tales casos: Ia voluntad Sc re-
laja Y Ia memorial Sc d~esvanecc.
Y es que existe una relacion init
ma entire el alma Y Ell uerpo Una
V otro son, segun In Fil2sofia esco-
ldstica. dos sustancias iaccmpletas
que unidas forman eli compuesto hui
mano, Ia persona racional. Por ESQ
todas las eGlocicnes del alma Sc re-
flejan en- el cuerpo, al grade de que
es proverbio popular que "amor. di-
nero y cuidado no puede ser disimu-
ado"
Y es tan intima esa ligazon entire
alma y cuerpo que les antiques eX-
2resaban tai hecho diciendo que ''ia
cara es el espejo del alma, Y tenian
por hombre de quien Sc debia des-
confiar el que era de semblante torvo
V sombrio, 0 repugnante V de mirar
siniestro, creencia que Don Alfonso
ell Sabio eXpres0 en- ~aouellas memo
rabies ~palabras: Home de ma'a a
tadura no puede facer buenos fechos."
En- Mexico, Gurante la epoca colo
NAL, Sc hizo una variante de dicho
aforismo en- Ia siguiente expression:
"No tefies de cspanol lampino nj de
indio barbjn."
Mas volvamos al tem.a cue no. pro-
ponemos d~esarrollar brevemente. Los
hombres que obtienen exitos en- ell
mundo son los fuertes Y de habitos
fisjcos = morales discip inados.
Para vivie una vida sana, higiani-
CO Y larga basta con baharse diaria-
mente, vivir a! aire libre 10 mas que
Sc pueda Y tomar IN alimento con-
venientc. Esto basta para vivir bien,
pero nc para ser IN hombre fuerte,
capaz de luchar Ell Ia batalla diaria
&c Ia existencia.
Para este Sc requiere IN POGO de IA
tiga diar;a. nadar, bailar. andar a
o dos leguas diariamente.
o dcs legus diar!anlence.
Sobre todo. los prcfesionistas y to-
dos los Que ilevan Il vida sedenta-
rio, 81 no f~uieren acortar u dias,
deoen hacer diariamente ejercicios
ssncillos para ~vigorizar sus miemhrCs.
lie auui IN ~ejercicio scncillo y a la
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-30

Constitution, que de Negri Quisiera
yer traducida al ingles esta va lin
piamente y correctamente vertida q
dicha lengua por obra de un PROBE
sor muy conocido en- Mexico por su
competencia, Hilarion Noel Branch,
V en- el mismo numero de los annals
of the American Academy of Politi-
cal and Social Science, ia publica-
ci6n que hay en- los Estados Unidos
mas autorizada en- Su ramo, en- que Ia
traslaci6n Sc do q luz, salieron tam
bien sendos discusses del Hon Luis
Cabrera, del Hon. Alberto PAM del
Hon. Ignacio Bonillas, y del Hon.
Juan B. Rojo, alabando como era "a
ION que 10 hicieran los padres inte-
lectuales e inmorales de IA critura,
las gracias de esta. ;Que tiene, pues,
de extrano que de Negri Sc extasie
ante un producto que viene de este
pals Y cue aqui Sc ha confeccionado?
Los Tr~abajadores Industriales Dbl
Mundo emigraron de aqui a Mexico y
su filial reconocida, IA Casa del Obre-
70 Mundial, que el pueblo de nues-
ira terra llama con otro nombre mas
~iagenioso V mas expressive, es Ia ira
Guci6n,-quizas mas correcta que la
de Branch,-de Ia tendencia liberta-
ria, como dicen los p~artidarios de Ia
"acci6n directa,' Y 4 Quienes les pa
rece POGO Ia antigua denomination
de liberalismo y necesitan otra que
resuma su deseo de destruir 10 que Ia
libertad ha edificado.
Pero seis amos Sc han ! o V dido
o delete las i~nsensateces que han
dicho los acrataS mcyicano.. que por
su falta de information, su ignoran-
cia abecedaria en- todas las de
Ia ciencia humana Y Su d~esordenada
codicia merecian Ia Reproduction de
TODD Ell mundo, aun de los anarquistas;
pero sos desplantes Sc tomaban CO.
mo Iormas de expansion de un pue-
bio que habia estadO entire cadenas Y
que reCobraba 81 vida libre con la
aEuda dc amigos ! co!egaS. Ahora Sc
"encuentran que Ia pocima que los con-
s~entidores de IA anarqu;a nos hicie-
ron tragar no debe catarse no por-
que no seamos armadoS caballeros,
sino porque eS deteStable de suyo Y
ocaslonada a prcducir Ia muerte: va
Nemos una veg mas que Ia salsa que
es buena para aderezar ell ganso no
sirve en- maner alguna para guisar
la ganSa. 10 cual prueba que los reac-
c!onarlos meyicanos. que fueron por
mas de diez amos el objeto de la
chunga piadosa de las gentes bien
]pensanteS dc este pals, 10 merecian
tales extremes porque 10 que alta
caban no era Ia libectad nj NADIA que
Sc le pareciera, sino la mas terrible
Y espantosa corruptela.
Aqui ha habido Guien aplauda V
celebre los atentados mas tremendos
que contra nuestro pals Y Su regimen
hist0rico y traditional Sc han interta-
do Y o el nombre dc reivindicacio-'
mes del bohemia por ciento suner-
gidO," de distribution ideal DO Ia rro-
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vez muy it'll. Colocados junto 4 una
ventana alberta Sc apartan los pies
como ounce pulgadas entire 81 y colo
cando las manos scbre las caderas,
Sc mueve TODD Ell tronco del cuerpo
de que Ia cabeza describa un
circulo de cerca de dos pies de diane
tro, renitiando este ejercicio varias
wees, hasta que Sc sienta una ligera
fatiga.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-30

piedad, de favor a los indios sacrltl-
cados, de implaatamiento de la de-
mocracia, Sc ha puesto a una naclon
libre Y que mereceria serlo, en- manos
de una turba tan indocta como insa-
ciable que ha hecho cera Y pablo de
TODD 10 que formaba Ia mas sagrada
herencia de Mexico. Ahora, segun
parece vuelven las tornas Y la pre-
dicaci6r. ia encabeZan los m~exicanos
Y los extranjeros de matiz rojo que
ALA residen.
No creo que sea temible Ia propa-
ganda que venga de Ia frontera sur
de los Estados Unidos, porque nunca
tendra Ia autcridad y ell prestigio que
Ia que llega de otras parties; pero por
insignificante que sea vale Ia pena
que Sc lie ponga coto. Yo no aplaudo
las medidas violentas nj aun como
reyulsivo de males espantosos; pero
81 llegar, que hagan comprender a
quier las emplea que nosotros esta-
mos pasando por csc mismo periodic
de vida Y que de los Estados Unidos
depende el hacerlos cesar del TODD.
Ahora es tempo que este pals Sc
de cuenta del dicho virgiliano: Como
comprendo va 10 que son males, COM
padezco tambien al infelice."
San Francisco, California, Noviem-
bre de 1919.
V. SALADO ALVAREZ
P. S.-De Negri ha responded en-
los diaries a los cargoS que Sc lie han
hecho. En- efecto, esa carta es suya,
pero los periodicos de Mexico Ia pu-
blicaron hace tempo sin que nadie
protestant, como que no Sc dice en-
tan ~interesante escrito NADIA que no
sea Ia pura verdad Y Ia mas i%nocente
Y sencilla manifestation de PATRIOTS
mo acendrado. Por 10 demas (Dios
guarde) en- Mexico no Sc hace nj Sc
ha hecho nunca propaganda de anar-
CUISINE, bolshevikismo o cualquiera
otra heretica pravedad.
Puede ser verdad TODD ESQ; pero
jcomo concilia el senior dc Negri csc
mo- al orden y csc prop0sito de no
tomar parte en- las cosas a%jenas, con
su aserci0n de que es en- Wall Street
donde Sc maquina contra nuestro pc
troleo Y contra nuestra constitution?
Como justifica 81 regocijo al decir
que apenas Russia es mas ~adelantada
en- comunismo que ell Mexico carran-
cista?
\ 81 en- Mexico no Sc hace propa-
ganda bolsheviki, jquiere explicar ell
Unfortunate escritor Dor que en- la
Camara de Diputados de Mexico Sc
vendia a razon de diez centavos Ell
e~jeinplar de la Constitution de Leni-
ne, Y sc hacian en- los periodicos que
la primera jefatura sostcnia ell Ell
puerto de Veracruz e~diciones que des-
pucs Sc regalaban, de libros de Kro-
potkine, Reclus, Malato Y dcmas mu-
rralla anarquica?
La mentira tiene las piernas cortas
Y es cosa facil para Ia verdad alcan-
zarla y p~ararla en- su canine.
Y G
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u. MUZoUIS BLANCO.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-13
TO
VISIT WILSOE
Democratic Members Of Senate For.
elgn Relations Committee
Like TO Have Some
Advice.

[By L. G.. Martin, United Press Staff
Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Aug. 13-Democra-
tic members Of the senate foreign rvra-
tons committee today appeared anx-
ious to have that body go to the
white house to confer with President
Wilson on the peace treaty.
The committee has questioned
Secretary Lansing and other members
Of the American peace delegation in
its consideration of the treaty. Some
members said today the Information
they failed to elicit was, in their opin-
ion more important than what they
did learn.
Democratic committee men said that
II republicans are dissatisfied with
the information thus far obtained
from Wilson they can easily get more
by calling on President Wilson at the
white house. The inquiry developed
that the president had In his keeping
all the important matters in connec.
ton with the American delegations
work But republicans asserted that
the presidents position apppers to be
that of Withholding instead of giving
information They are disposed to go
to every other source before visiting
the white house.
The most important facts brought
out at the series of hearings, senators
said today, included:
Proof that article X OF the league
covenant was an American proposal,
or WAS at least urged by the Ameri-
cans with az much force as by any
other nation.
Evidence that the American plan
for league was not summary thrust
aside but received at least as much
consideration as the drafts submitted
by Britain, France and Italy.
Testimony that the United States
urged that Gernany's bill be made as
small as compatible with the necessi-
ties Of the care 10 that Germany could
the sooner be restored TO normal con-
ditions and thus help the world back
10 normal.
The foreign relations committee has
finished tie treaty hearings at least for
the time being, II takes UP the Colon
bian treaty to-day
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-13

many localities IT is believed the soil
moisture is sufficient TO insure the
crop without further rain, but norm al
rainfall during the remainder OF
August would no doubt be beneficial.
In Chickasaw county it is reported
that the crop will be safe from frost
on September LIST.
Threshing is about two-thtrts done
In the southern and one-third done In
the northern counties. The later
thrashing returns are not reassuring.
The rains put the soil In good condf-
ton for blowing which was begun In
many sections preparatory TO seeding
winter wheat.
The hot, dry summer seems TO hare
injured potatoes beyond recovery.
though some remarkable recoveries
late in the season are on record and
it is too soon to pronounce this crop
failure.
Considerable damage from hail and
wind is reported in Clayton county,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-13
TOUGH SERIES
STARTS TODAY
Reds and Giants Clash II Weather
Permits, and Hot Battles
Are to Be Played In
Gotham.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-Showers
and thunderstorms were predicted
for New York today as the Reds, of
Cincinnati. and the Giants girded
themselves for the toughest series
of the year in the National league
battle for penant
Four and half games separated
the clubs today, with six games to
be amputated from the schedule in
three dayS-meaning, Of course, a
double-header three days in success
sion.
1t was believed that Phil Douglas
and Arthur Nehf would be called
from the Giant dugout for the first
two battles, with Reuther and Sallee
the choice of Moran
Behind these. McGraw owns RUDE
Benton, Jean Dubuc. Fred Tony. Jess
Barnes and few small fry.
Moran probably will depend on the
two named, with ,Bressler. Corner,
Ring. Eller. Luquea and Fisher.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-13
ml-FinaIs Today.

UNITED Press Leased Wire se,,.
BOSTON, Mass. Aug. AL
California teams were 10 bs,t.'
the Longwood Cricket club mi, N
noon in the semi-finals for IN Y
to play for the tennis double, i
pionship of the United States
the other match of the day IN (
tralian team Of Brookes and m
son was to meet F. B. Alexands, ,
S. Howard Foshell.
The winning team in the NJ
between William NJ. Johnston
Clarence j. Griffin VS.. MclansI
and Bundy will play off winner
the Australian-American ms,cb
morrow afternoon.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-13
RAINE ALL
OF ONE WEEK
Farm Conditions Greatly improved
Throughout State, But Pota-
toes Appear
Doomed.

The Iowa weather crop bulletin for
the week ending August II has just
been issued as follows:
Good rains in nearly all portions OF
the state improved the condition OF
corn and pastures, but delayed thresh.
ing and slightly injured shocked grain
where the wind blew the caps off the
shocks. In some of the southwest
counties corn has fired seriously and
the rain came too late to fully restore
1t, but only a small percent OF the
total area of the state was thus af-
fected. The crop is unusually variable
in development, ranging from that
which is just beginning to shoot to
that which is well past the roasting
ear stage and beginning to dent. Gen
orally the ears have filled well, are
heavy and beginning to hang down. In
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-13
CAMP DODGE.
MAN TIL,
Leader Of National Rifle A.,..,..
Shoot Made as eu,l,' ~
Eyes Without
Telescope,

tUnited Press Leased w,ro =
CALDWELL, N. j., Aug, nv y
poral Clarence P. Kennedy, :, -
rifle range detachment AZ o..
Va, was leading this afternoo% !
members match Of the Nation,,
association.
The match consists Of ten ~.
GOO yards, but Kennedy, afte, - NY
a perfect score, continued uni, ! B
made 40 bulls eyes using No tsl..
Second and third score wers i
respectively by Lieut.. J. n
bowski OF the great lakes nay,, !,
Ing station and Lieut.. T. J. p,J
41st infantry, Camp Dodge. Low,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-13
- A~[1ERHX7@69
lInB NEWS
championships. registering perfect

championships. registering perfect
scores.
Troeh also shot in a squad that es-
tablished new worlds record by
breaking 977 out OF possible 1000
targets from eighteen yards.
Troeh used gun he purchased sec
ond handed in 1911 for $19.25. He has
earned about $4,000 while using this
gun.
Shooters having high scores at yes
terdays matches were: Mark Arie,
Thomasboro, H.. C. A. Smith, Mar
Iowa; e. v. Kirby, Urbar q.
ILL.,. M. Seavey, Portland, Ore. and
Forest McNeir. Houston Texas.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-13
BALL GAMES AT
FORT MADISON
Standard Four and x. C. Teams
Schedule Three Games With
Up-River Competitors, One
on Labor Day.

Two Keokuk baseball teams will
invade Fort Madison before the sea-
son closes. The crack Standard Four
team, which completed its eighth
straight win last Sunday, will play
Fort Madison on Sunday. August 81,
and again on Monday. September 1,
which is Labor day. according to an
nouncements from Fort Madison.
The Keokuk X. C.'s will go to Fort
Madison September IA. They have a
record of two victories over the Fort
Madison team.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-13
Grain Review.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
CHICAGO. Aug. 13.-With trade
still upset by agitation against high
prices, there was comparatively little
activity on the Chicago board of
trade. Selling was induced early by
reports of good rains in the growing
region. This was offset later by re
ports OF transportation difficulties
and reports of light supplies here.
Provisions sold lower, due in part
to reported heavy sales Of war de-
partment supplies.
September corn opened at $1.92, up
&c, and advanced later 2Ac. De-
cember corn was up rs at the open
Ing, S1.53, later losing &c. May corn
was unchanged on opening at $1.4S,
and before noon lost 1c.
September oats, on opening at
754, was Is up, further gain of q C
being registered before noon. De
cember oats, after opening " up at
7Sc, advanced to 7S1a. May oats
opened unchanged at 81, later ris-
ing &c.