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LET Us HAVE SHADE rRxEa
Aiser.as Norris Mas A. Ises that Beats
the Flower Market.

| Al@ef8an @ofrVs mas m I0ee N0ot ~taks
| the Flower Market.
| Alderman John Morris Is nursing scheme
to plant shade trees along the city streets.
you know" he said last night, show I
nurscd the scheme for tho flower market In
Union square. Well. that was two years
ago last year. Now. when was nominated
| for Alderman last year positively declined to
| run. didn't want Il. and wouldn't take It,
| you know: but the leaders got around me and
urged me. and said must take Il. You know
how II was. simply had TO take it"
The Alderman stroked his chin. and thought.
"Well. IA was saying. this flower market was
my pet schcme. don't think know evory-
thing. and I'm never ashamed to ask for in
formation from any one who knows more than
I do Now. 1 talked with leading florists
and got them interested. and I got
the ladies interested. and I made up
for my platform. Well. this district is 1000
Republican: Icarried It by $50. Flowers you
know appeal more to the poetry and love in a
woman's nature than to q man. and I tell you
know Of many cases where the women cleo
tioneered for me. and made their husbands and
sweethearts vote just on account Of that flower
market. Tho scheme was successful Now
I'm nursing these shade trees the same way.
e oe
the tSoasht came 70 my my T mind q Shade
sn9s u g. s% hs hat If S sH sun in
Xs said" hs eontin%ed. e th e tRous6t e' oi
ssad sons e % ena
mater with great Undergraduates and with dS
Is ePS shGEx Ts ts
sss sasfs saGs ss Ely Il
tss sae
ssip sp isso %sssSsesse. sSsnty 2, he has st
must , IS t. M dil5ey's ;Sfies, and get s
s IT ssas Ss ss s q sR% Il
sot easy 70 get these permits; Then he must
4 all IN the. hands Of bureau in the Park
sidewalk and digging out the easlmproRnated
s ss b sRShsE sH Ss o St n %
RsriSfs5d AZ WI BUREAU ,is & shis ira ia
ss wafss ssst' w Sn s sssds ss RSns
winter cams The leaves would fall: :. Nature nSa
human foIeshoueht to have provided for the
leaves e fan Just whom the people need the
With physicians about this and they say
greater blessing could not be done. to New
YS ass ths s1
would vol repay the people Of New York Tor
the The. outlay would repay in heath. in long
its great scheme" said the reporter.
you think SOP" asked the Alderman. his
face beaming.
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Gaines. &c. 1. Easily E.o.x..

CHICAGO. Oct Especial Treasury Agent
Stone has returned from the Canadian border.
where he has been since last June Watching
Cinnamon who seek to smuggie themselves
into the United States. He says the present
system for detecting and sending back the In
Pombina, the extreme eastern point OF the
Canadian line. near Lake Superior. and Mon
tana there are not dozen inspectors. Hun
the border. Bands OF whites and Canadians
assist them In this at so much u head. What
IL needed. Mr.. Stone says, Is q force Of mounted
police,
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Hurricane ..a Civil War .. Tau...

BAN Francisco. Oct. 2.-Advices by the steam
ship Mopowaii say that tho island Of Tanna
has been visited by q hurricane and devastated
By . eiyil war; Fierce lighting IL nov going
on, and two villages havo been wiped out OF
existence. In the midst OF the nghtlnR came
the hurricane The German ship J. W. Gil
demersten was wrecked In Dianirua Bay. The
cutter Hiida was driven ashore. and canoe
containing nineteen natives was lost.
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APIA. Samoa. Oct 2.-The Pennona reported
lost with all hands some months ago. has
been heard from. She was wrecked on one Of
All on board escaped 70 the shore and after
much exposure and suffering reeohed Apis in
cisco. The PsnnoajS Was 8 total wreck.
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CLOSE OF rRExroxs Bra FAIR.
An .Attesdases or $1,000 Tor the Week
. Spirited Sport YESTERDAY. =

A ,Attesdasee or $1,000 for the week.
Spirited Sport Yesterday.
The fourth annual Great Interstate Fair a,
Trenton closed to-day, and passes into history
AZ the most successful IN every way OF any Of
the series. Compared with the enormous 1T.
tendance Of Thursday. yesterdays crowd was
small: but even then the turnsties registered
over 10000. '''e
. The interest Of tho day centred in the ttot.
ting and pacing. for which there was an I'm.
usually full programme. Owing to the rain Of
Tuesday. there was loss Of one day. and the
long drawn out 2:27 class trot on Thursday
combined to throw five events onto yester.
days card. Fortunately for the weary ofliclals
all but one were straight heat victories. though
each heat was we'll contested. Lr
The feature Of the days sport was tho un.
usually large number OF horses. distanced,
four in the 2:30 pace and two In the 2:40 ttot;
one OF the latter was that climbing good geld
ing. Pickett, who before the start was red.
hot favorite in the pools at odds Of 8 10 on.
Tho 2:A0 trot and $3.50 pace furnished six
heats much faster than the average ON half
mile rings In the slow GLASSES. and tho winner
OF the $40 trot stepped the third heat In 2:23.
reducing his record 13X seconds. +.
Punctually at IL O'Clock Stafter Wood Mar
tin rang up the 2:17-class pacers,. q. r. g..
the New Orleans side-wheeler. was favoritc at
10 to q ,Thon he was IN even money favorite.
and later. when Lady Sheridan had showed
that she was on her best behavior. the odds
veored round. and the New England mare was
backed against the field. g. n g., 10 . tribe
faint hearted. and in the NTH. heat the soft
streak showed up. and he palpably quit coming
AZ ekett was first choice in the 2;40 trot At
usually steady going young trdtter refused TO
settle down In the first heat until too late, and
tshsng ths h
%osa wnP Ss Rs aS Ham,
sse R his eSsnSes
which was invested BY tie 10y SRo iosks asst
trotted the three heats IN an average Of 3:2SS.
e tSas talent s
Ssss as esSs 81 s2S him after the rss
The betting In the 2:27 GLASS clearly. pointed
wsSeSvo q hsss sz Sas Sed
aght, each time with Cooks Harry. Cardinal.
4anSdy I'll gray sidas,Whseler from the
three money winners pushed him out In fast
e. sie esalnss $40 for ths sld 4gt atsf two
keepsie. won his second victory this .week. But
had no need to 60 within ten seconds Of We'd
Rfs sys sas %hs9 ne S fsn Ss nsn
IarinE the week, oyer eo.o0o people have
we're or Tns
$4,000. Summaries:
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Csst.rss . Horse TAisr By shooti.S His

SHENANDOAH. Pa. Oct. "A Desperate, horse
thief who calls himself DR.. Il. 6. Darwin II now
In the Niddleburg. Snyder county. jail under .
detainer nled By Chief Of Police Amour Of this
Place. On Sunday night he WAS heard Of at
MIddleburF; and was TRACED 70 VI Peasant.
GERS in Tie Thigh. Another officor sent charge
OF buck shot In the desperado's right arm. and
then Darwin surrendered. He Is In q critical
condition, but should he recover he will DO
brought here for trial.
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GREAT TRor71Na At RICHMOND.
Monbars Only Three.Quarters OF Second
Behind SunoPs Two-year.old Record.

RICHMOND. Ind. Oct. 2.-There was some
lively sport hero this to-day Nelson starting to
lower his record Of 2:1O. The Maine stallion
was not in the best OF condition and made the
mile in pix. The great o-ycar-old colt
Monbars lowered his record to 2:1Sk. going
within three-quarters Of q second OF Sunols
2:19. which is the best on record for young
ster OF that age. The quarters were as follows:
O:34H. 1: OS. 1:42h. 2:18A. Globe and Justina
trotted mile to wagon in 2:13. equalling the
best on record OF Belle Hamlin and Justina at
Knnkakee last year.
The other events were decided in very fast
time. as tho summary shows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-03
Car Drivers to Meet I'm Convention.

District Assembly 226. composed OF surface
car drivers. has issued a call for convention.
to be held here on Oct ~. Delegates will at
tend from New York, Brooklyn. Albany. Troy,
Rochester. Elnira: Buffalo. syracuse. Cleve-
land. Cincinnati, Milwaukee,. Chicago. Detroit,
Boston, salem, Lynn. Columbus. Minneapolis.
st. Pani. Louisville. Philadelphia. Jersey City.
and Newark.
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First Payment or Sugar Bounty.

WASHINGTON. Oct 2-The first payments Of
bounty under the law giving . bounty Of two
partment to-day Thoy were both IN favor Of
tho Chino Valley Sugar Company Of Chino,
QQ0p3unds OF beet sugar. and amounted TO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-03
Heavy saows .. the Northwest y

RED LODGE. Mont. Oct 2.-It has been snow
Ing aud drifting necessarily for the last forty
eight hours. There is three feet OF snow on
the. level Business Is practically ut a stand
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SARATOGA. Oct. "A now mineral water gey-
ser has been developed on the premises OF Dr..
Clark. At the depth OF $40 feet the drill struck
a vein Of water and gas. and II column OF water
six inches In diameter was thrown sixty feed
into the air. Only three weeks time was con.
sumed in developing this spouter. !
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Mr.. Pe.t.eo.t IL . Lawyer Now.

NJ. Fentee0se 10 Lawyer Now
Hugh o. Pentecost. the ex-clergyman. has
given up his Sunday evening lectures In
Chickertpg Hall. He has been admitted 10 the
bar, Spd e sSsoqistsd IN the legal profession
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-03
.Ths Quality or Mercy.~

Everybody should read Ho,1ells's neo norel
"Ths Quality Of NsrGv." Of phich tho opening
chSpssrs wM appear tomorrow In TIE SUNDAY
Sun. It's splendid story Of our oton tines
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-03
"The Quality or Mercy"

Everybody should read Houeus's ns,o norel.
The Quality Of Aeycv." Of tohich tho opening
chapters wM appear to-morroso IN TEE SUNDAY
HpA. nv wlsadid story Of eSr osea tnsss.s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-03

The open tennis tournament OF Brooklyn Young Meme
Christian Association has come to an end The nnal
o Ind s. Sna S:
set. were won a. follows. z. Emsrson, Jersey City
Poytschpis Inssituts and DEafsisy. Brooklyn, 80
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BoSToNs RIG STALLION STAKE
VIKING Wins, with Tho Seer Out or the
way-Other Contests Yesterday.

viking wlns, with Tho Seer Out OF the
way-Other Contests Yesterday.
BOSTON. Oct. 2.-The big meeting Of the New
England Horse Breeders at Mystic Park was
brought to a close to-day. after the most suo-
cessful exhibition ever given by the associa-
ton. There have been large crowds every day.
| and the association will be several thousand
| dollars ahead in consequence. The unfinished
| colt race Of yesterday was taken up. but one
heat being required to decide It, that being
taken by Carlton.
Then came tho great stallion race. unnnish-
ed from yesterday. The Seer had won two
heats and Viking and Coralloid ono each. The
Seor came out very lame and after q long de-
liberation he was withdrawn from the race.
thus leaving six starters After tiresome scor-
ing they got away. and clear around It was q
rattling race between Viking and Coralloid.
Fifty yards from the wire Viking was leading.
but Corallod came up very fast and the judges
decided It dead heat. Time. 300 This shut
out three Of tho horses. leaving but Viking.
Coralloid. and Bellman in the contest The
remaining three heats were all hard fought
securing one. Summary:
F. iii ii. fos sS" eS LAY :. Viking. BY Bel
cha qHs dsun.ie.t': Blk 5. Coral:
TX. R.ti ir "a sini B. I; Bsilman. BY
E DEass: ei 5: The Seer. ~
by LAY Bird ......;:...;..:,..;,:...e 70.
B. @Sisssn sS ch: i; leicester
z$S. D:SiSsi' s:soz s;six a'ao s'a,: ssa
2:3s class stake, u ,ooO
Daphne, b. M. by Col. Hambrck
OTIS Shaw. b. g. by Don Carlos ...............2
Dynamite. blk. g., by Ben Frank In.
Hugo II. blk. e. by Hugo Prince.
Dusty Miller 70: M. by Trceps.
Nutmont. b. b. BY Nut Bourne.
Tlms-a:2oN. 2:isH 3:3i.
ySus of fos'd in 1881
Silver Lace. b. T. By Silver Chimes.
LQuorice b. e. by Taunton dis.
Ttme 2:84.
STAKE for New England bred thres-yesrolds value
Carton, eh. s.. by Don &c Carlos. tsl1
Sue Gillig b. m, by Gillg ...............8 ! I
Athlete. br. c. by Bnrkis... ..............1O
AnacandA, oh. f. by Alexander.
Blanca. b. Z, BY Brown wilkes: 8 Or.
Ruth wilkes. b. T., by Victor Wilkes...-. Or.
HOwdy. b. g., by Don Carlos. 8 . DR..
Granieta, b. e. by Rock efeler.. . . dr..
Lima br. +. by Glencoe Wilkes. 8 9 dr..
Narka b. T.. by Messenger Wilkes....... 10 10 dr..
Time-2:26h. 2:27h. 2:2614 2:26A 2:26A.
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RSSy aaa s as nsR Ses s slu1
SSeys he tlEwoTm and FLOP. hitpbsd g yoi.
SysrSaS ~ ~ tsnoem CAT" sho tne cup WAS
sSsa hs 6 aa%; entry wor. the red ribbon,
aSw vsfy SsiSs. t tns
Grand Stand twas heartily sDpisuded.
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spS fI2Sy aF,y sne ay FSaas
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PIT aeh .sG sSSs. s hSE 81. g s
S!a PC: pps de e. IT, S.SsSSis so.' q:
RsissA and sne{Ssr M u. ySXtsxs B utts :.
sa Il -: as:S|s5 III s:S
sSht 70 make any one envious.
!: sss:;. ss "a
~. John B. Coliord entered a spanking palr
s 2! tSsys, Ontario and Western. They We're Biz
Won pa M, hhish steppers and eysnly matched. He
and jack got the red ribSon. A0'''Aaf 100
HRasssss IN nn these Sl9ssses were r. w. Rivss.
sio%s 3, tes ether s1hibits there xss special
ss sssas su ss. Asssso Ss s EESs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-15
JUDGE BISHOPS COURT.
The Charity Ball.

Tonight is the great charity ball. For
over two months the ladies Of the char
liable association have been making ar
rangements for it aud it is gratifying to
them to know that their efforts are meet
ing with much public favor.
In connection with the ball the ladies
have arranged for doll show, which will
take place this afternoon. All the dolls
have been donated and ara to be sold the
proceeds to go to charitable purposes
Already about $50 worth of dolls have
been disposed of.
A grand dancing matinee will be given tc
the children this afternoon.
The decoration committee, composed OF
Mesdames Shield, Fleming, Anderson
Hart, Butcher, McMillen, Mcclure and
Allison, was busy all day yesterday deco.
rating the opera house.
Tbs ladies will also gain some revenue by
selling flowers for the ball in the evening
under the supervision Of Mrs. Ali son.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-15
OGDEN
SHOT BY A BURGLAR.
Charles Meighan Perhaps Fatally Wounded
Council-The Charity Ball

Charles Meighan Perhaps Fatally Wounded
Council-1he Charity Ball.
An awful tragedy occurred in Ogden yes
terday morning. Charles Meighan, of the
abstract firm of Alvey & Neighan, was shot
and perhaps fatally injured by burglar in
his house on Twenty-fourtn street near
Adams avenue. AT about 3 o'clock he was
awakened by noise in the room where he
was sleeping, and found that burglar was
trying to get at the contents of his trunk.
In an an adjoining room was patient
under the care of a nurse. Thinking he
could grapple with the fellow and shout
to the nurse to assist him, Meighan
made for him, when the burglar fired.
The bullet struck the body just above the
nipple, passing through the body and out
back of the shoulder blade. The bullet
pierced one lung and came within about an
inch and half of the heart. Medical aid
was soon summoned and last evening the
patient was resting easily. If hemorrhage
does not set in he may recover.
The bullet which did the fearful work
was found, and the burglar in making his
escape dropped his revolver, 32-calibre
Smith & Wesson, at the door.
I MIR. Meighan's room was at the back OF
the house on the ground floor. He was al
his Office in the evening doing some writ
ing and about 10 o'clock he went home and
sat up reading until about IL o'clock, when
he retired. The lock in the door
was rather hard to turn and he
had been in the habit of leaving it un-
fastened This was a point IN favor Of the
burglar and he succeeded in getting away
with about $40 in money.
During the previous day Mr.. Meighan had
occasion to use $50 and it is thought thai
some one saw him with the money anC
traced him to his room. The feeling
against the murderer is very strong and i
detected he may be severely dealt with.
Mr.. Meighan has been IN business in Og-
den little over year and was about t
move his family from Atlantic, Iowa
where he formerly resided.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-15
General Gleaninps.

The Second ward fair begins in the meet
ing house tomorrow
j. H. Bennett, of the Rio Grande West
ern, was in the city yesterday on business.
/. Ogden lodge No. 2 Knights of Pythias.
met in regular convention in Castle hall
last evening.
A number Of Ogden people went to Idaho
yesterday to locate desert claims around a
new station on tue Oregon Short line ives,
of Soda Springs.
The funeral of Henry Burl took place
from his former residence on Washington
avenue yesterday afternoon under the aus
pieces Of the knights of Pythias and the
A. o. u. w, of which orders he was a
member. The remains were inferred in
Mountain View cemetery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-15
YOU SHOULD NOT BE WITHOUT 1T.

Every family is liable to have heredi-
tary faint Of Consumption il 1t. 1t may
Date back or even generations. This
fact makes it necessary always to have on
hand remedy with which to combat this
formidable disease. A Cough when taken
at first can readily be cured before it gets q
serious hold on the Lungs. Billiards. Hore
hound Syrup when taken in its early stages
will cure Consumption. 1t ID guaranteed
to bring relief in every case, when used for
any affection of the Throat, Lungs and
Chest, such as Consumption, Inflammation
of the Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whoop
ing Cough, Group, etc. 1t is pleasant &c
take, perfectly safe and can always be
depended upon Sold by 2, c. M. l. drug
department. 3
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-15
Chicago PrOdupp

CHICAGO, Dec. IA. - Wheat-Steady; cash
December, Gle January, 921a eMay 97HQ98.
Confirm; cash 5i1a; December 55; Jan
uary. IA May, 431s.
1875.
Pork staedy; cash, s121s; January, 1885
@10 s71a May, 11.a71a.
Lard-Steady; cash, 600060j; January.
6. 10; May, g. 10.
Barley-Nominal, SO.
Rye-Quiet, SS34.
Flax-Steady ga
Whisky-1.lS.
Shoulders 37la04.50.
Short clears. 6005. 65.
Short RIBS. 35Q5. So
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-15
THOUSANDS OF SUFFERING WOVEN

Delicate women who complain of tired
feeling, pains in the back and lions, desire
to sleep, dizziness, painful or suppressed
menstruation, will find in Oregon Kidney
Tea faithful friend. 1t can be relied upon
in every instance to give immediate relief
from kidney and urinary troubles. Thou
sands of women are suffering every day
from some disorder of the kidneys or liver.
who might be permanently cured by using
Oregon Kidney Tea.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-15
not A POISONOUS FAOE BLEAoH.

But true besutifer, being the only pre-
parstion sold under positive guarantee of
$1,000 that Z: contains not q grain or fraction
thereof of poisonous or deleterious SUBJ
stance. Endorsed by the most celebrated
ertistes of the lyric and dramatic stage:
recommended by eminent physicians, and
pronounced harmless by leading chemists
Wiadom's Famous Robertine-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-15
THE OTHER SIDE.
For THE CHILDREN.

Our readers will notice the advertise
ments in these columns of Chamberlain g.
Co., Des Moines, Iowa. From personal
experience we can say that Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy has broken up bad colds for
our children and we are acquainted with
many mothers in Centerville who would
not be without it in the house for good
many times its cost and are recommending
it every day.-CenterUiLlc Is. D. Chronicle
and IndeU IS cent, so cent and 81 bottles
for sale by o. G. M. /. drug dept.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-15
DYSPEPSIA

That nightmare Of mans existence which
makes food mockery and banishes sleep
from weary eyes, readily yields to the
potent intiuenc. Of the celebrated English
Dandelion Tonic. 1t tones up the diges-
assimilation of food possible and inyigor-
ates the whole system. All druggists soil
at 81 mar bottle.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-15
A Snicide Crank.

A suicide fiend, with more feet than
brains, made an attempt to suicide at a
place on lower Twenty fifth street yester-
day morning. He took large dose of
auinine but was discovered, and by means
OF hypodermic injections he was brought
to consciousness by DIR. Jones, and he now
lies recuperaung in the city hospital.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-15
Chamber of Commerce Meeting.

The chamber of commerce will hold a
very important meeting tonight Matters
of great Importance will be discussed. No
man interested in the welfare of the CITY
should fail to attend. Everybody is
urgently requested to be there
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-15
New York Mining Marion.


New YORK, Dec. 1.-THE stock market was
irregular at the opening. Afterward the up
ward movement was general The close was
quiet and strong at about the highest prices of
the day. Missouri Pacific up "a, Rock Island
! x, Sugar and New York Central Ia, Chicago
Gas and Burlington per cent. each.
Governments steady.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-15
COMMERCIAL.


NEW YORK, Dec 4.-Hops-F Firm good de-
mand.
Coffee--options opened steady, unchanged to
points down; closed steady u up to down
Sales l1.000 bags; December, 12S0012 80;
January, l2.359l2. IS; February, 1920: May.
11.750ll. so: spot Rio firm; No. :, 134013$.
Sugar-Raw, easy. Sales 1900 bags; cen
trifugals, 96-test, 32s; refined lower; No G,
3 ll-16: of A, 324@3 1916; standard A, 3-16:
confectioners A, Lie; powdered, AS; granu-
lated, 1916 as 1-16; cubes, 495.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-15
Chicago Wheat.

CHICAGO, Dec. 14.-Wheat quiet. The open
ing was about the same as Saturdays closing,
to shade better, then advanced Is, declined *
rallied 4, held steady and then advanced "a,
and the closing was e higher than Saturday.
Receipts 1885, 90, shipments 556.0OJ.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-15
Liverpool Grain.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. IA. -Wheat-Demand poor
spring and winter, SIS cd, steady.
I Corn-Demand poor for spot and good for fu-
lures. Spot IS 7tad, easy; December, IS 61zd,
easy; January, 5s 32id. steady; February IS 4 ID
steady.