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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-31

Patti is not coming; that is reasonably
certain, and Denver, which was to have
been given the 'tgo by'' in case the taber-
nacle could have been secured, Is to have
the privilege of working up guarantee for
la diva In spite of the fact that her voice
is on the wane, people are just as clamor-
Gus as ever to hear her, as the following
jotting in the Journal shows
Dollars and the divai Everybody around
the Metropolitan Opera house is telling of
the wonderful business that Adelina Patti
Nicoiini is doing this season. 1t goes far
beyond the anticipations of the managers.
and in fact they are making more by her
than they are losing by the Metropolitan
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-31
Historical Treatment of Beresy.

Sitanchin-To hear people talk you
would think there was something new
about trying preachers for heresy.
Herdso-Has it been long a custom7
Sitauchin-Why, they used 10 tie 'em to
q stake and try the heresy right out of 'em
-NelC York sun.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-31
The Liberia, Party and Clearings.

To the Editor OF The HERALD:
Your report of clearing house state
ment' of great cities yesterdays issue)
gives Salt Lake credit for 81, 53s, 600 for the
week, and also makes the decrease of 26. s
per cent from corresponding week OF last
year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-31
Too Much Erivolity,

Farmers Boy-"There's goin' to be a
minstrel show in Pinkintown next week.
Can /"
Old Hayseed-"Gee Whitaker! 1t amt
a month sence you went 10 tn top o. thu
hill to see tn 'cliDse of tn moon. D'yuh
wanter be always on tn gop'-Er.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-31
Ont of Season PRICES.

Greene-I find it cheaper to court sum-
mer girls in the winter and winter girls in
the summer.
White-How do you make that outl
Greene-ThiDgs are always a little
cheaper out of season.-Nel0 York Herald
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-31

II is hard TO say whether the little folks
who went to see the other little folks at
Wonderland had better time admiring. or
whether the little mites who sat on the ele-
waited platforms enjoyed the pleasure most
of being admired by the multitude OF little
eager eyes and animated faces. Certain it
is that q tremendous crowd visited the
house aud enjoyed the entertainment i'm
mensely. The engagement of the Lili-
putians continues until next Wednesday
evening. The attractions commencing
Thursday are Of new au6 novel charac-
ter, embracing that marvellous freak of ma
nature, Mile Christine, the two headed
woman, and Monsieur Cortland, the glass
and needle eater. The stock company an
pears again and that inimitabe imperson-
ator and burlesquer, Burton Stanley, will
produce q standard article of farce comedy
known as the Troubles of Widow.n
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-31

pectaucy to know what the Liberal party
Will do In the matter and what the outcome
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-31
For an Independent Exhibit.

To the Editor of THE HERALD:
notice in the Tribune of the Goth inst q
suggestion by the editor to the effect that
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Main st.. Richmond, VI.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-25
Is. GaptteI.
Gin 6lIfSsGppell.

Mrs. Dun hattie Noruta in elnerl
3uitonoe BON unrube unb dnsitli4er
BeiorsniB 3uriidsslaien. Die ibr tuno'
ae9ebene Mblidt, fie auf ibreu' eisenea
3imn,er dig @efan8eue III balten, hattie
lie fait sdn3li@ en%tmutbist. Nber oer
Drans mad Breiheit lieB ibren @eift
uidt ruben uno 1e jann. aber &ldne
uad, 1i9 BON biei let Beuormunoung nuo
@efanaeuibait aui ale Tdae ~ beireieu.
Obue BON elmer prde,lirteu Nbii@t &c.
leitet 5u ieiu, bel&lob fie, bas 3a,,s
unu.r5nett9 au uerlofien. sic bate iid
eilisit in bic entlpre@enben &leioer &C.,
buQt. uub uollte Jest bic Tbur bfinen,
ais lie 3u ibrem er6Bten @@redtn bic
@abrnsbmuus madte. baB 6ieie BON
auben ner{9loi1en ,par.. @ie BON
|6@lose~ setrofen. iaut iie obnrnd&tis in
bic Rnie uno Elm uerjmeiFunssuoQes
Gt6bneu entrans ii@ ibrer Bout.
@ie lause iie lin sbumpfem 3in'
bruten auaebra9t, ,pubte lie u,@t. Nber
lie lam pl6blid NIT benz @eoanten 3u
ii&, ibre 6lu@t bur@ oas Genfer ~
perludeu. 8war mar lire @obnung IN
BET oritten @taae bele9en uno e,ne
6ludt bur9 bas Jealter nit 2ebens=
qefa9r perbuuoen, aber Der @eoanfe,
oab Iie nibt ire. lei uno oiedeidt flr
INNER gefansen scbalten meroen foute,
br6uQte ale Debenfeu in ben Qlnter,
0runo.
@ie 1ffnete Elm Ienlter unb ,blidte auf
bic @traBe bernieoer. Gin feiner @eaen
fiel aur @roe uno madjte lie frolteln.
Meun lie iid iett aus Dem Geniter
ftarate, bagte 1ie, suiiroe es i6r fofor'
tiger Eoc ie,n. Nper lie ruullte ia leben,
1ie mubte 1id ridden an benz nrbeber
hires unalids, reflsctirte lie meiter. In
ben, lie bic @ntfsrnuna biz sur @roe
mas. Db ji1 MOTT aus benz Dettseu9
elm Strans beritenen licbe, Der itarf
aenaa tpire, i'm li1) on ber1iel5en ber@
unterjula6en? IS i4ieu ibr oas Bic
einsi9e W&6slihfet uao bod erl3rsdte
re GER @5soa:lt.
Mabrsno le j. ater ibre aualtd!'d.
Gage nat) oarntc uno 94stlue erlann uuo
tuieoer ucryuurl, lab iis elnen @r'sItrds
Ger Nnter. ,brym 5enjtsr porub:rseDen.
Cine rettsuoe Sote e:bsute pl0s!'d)
lire 3u9e.
ST. ,u,G einen Br!ei id)reiS,n dn
Mtr. @raD," Ia9te lie 81 iib cnrldloNsn.
,er !ulro mir bstieu uao ailn ms;nen
unh et:nuteu Ursuno iiuer mtlnc 9'Je
INFO 'mlren.'"
sic ucr|h(oB has 1cnItsr uno ourd)s
{udte ihr 5hreibuureau na9 59re'b'
material gu ,bser sroBten Jssuoe
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-25

Ter iuneea Dame NIB metts leeee
rlare&t IN Sertbeibisea nitea. "a ID
5uedloS, mid biater 0s&t fnbrea o.
tpoQe1.s
.aRetu pertber 6err,s er,pieberts
9aniltou Dun nit ra1isss etinne,
Sic tduf&ex i'd Aber bes Dape6 netaet
Rabresel wetGe @rtabe t6srteq
mid beun tpsbt ueraulaRe1, Sie ~ t3B{{
i@eu? aRis Nortou ia Ii4t note
genns, I'M Semaub emptaasen ~ HIM
men, baS il Tbatia&e. Neine Gra1
bat ibr bieS beute Bormittao oeiast NIB
iebenfaIS In Golse befie1 batb aS ereen4
trii4e Mdbden bieien Brief oei&ristea.
@ie befinbet fim lbriseuS i'm Bette mt
|6ie werben baber besreifeu, bab mas
baum 3iemaub, am weuisittn etuea
6errr ~ ibr laRen Tam. Bite, ipres
den Re ia a,pei brei Eaoei tuieoer uet
uno i@ perfi&ere Sbuea, bab ID 81
banu ~ ihr flbren iuerbe,S -
80 merbe bic 8eit biS bebin bes
uuben,. iaste Clifford Der 9b1r jn}
I&reitenb. sd tper9e II jpei 1asea
ipieoer poripte&lu u,i6. mid bauu bnr&
etuaise ausFa@te atfettiseu laFe4t
@uten Menb!" .
.@uten abenb, Sit, ertuiberte RE
Dun artie ben 0ruS. atS Ct aber be
Tblr bilter ieiuem ueueu Geinbe &C.
i&lofen, atbmete, er erlei&tert ant
90 mar ibm bod uidt 70 leibt ju MntD
eetueieu; ,pie Ct fi& oenlAui@ein seeea
ben, ob9lei9 er i'm 0ruube 0eaouamea
i'm fir xi6t febr sef6brli4 belt
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-25

y0nneu. IxNe6, nan isg IN bie{er
IEDelt fetS auf tl1blat bsrterettet iein,s
ftieb e. ,piitea ben s86bnen heruor.
.l1ebriae1s babe u iett % thua,s be-
mertte er al BE t1br bli6enb. sd
perbe Dir meiae Grau jxr 0eieQi&aft
Fi4iden, b. Sieuei@t teReEe Gdtioteit
|teRtt, Dir Deine1 bd6Iiden drswobn
" nebuen unb Did ju berubisen. %
IL elem pi@t Sebermaars 9u@e, aber
eiaen Geeenitanb ~ bisputiren. bic
fe,ne Herbienite, berer er f@ i'm
Snuertten ieiner Seele beuuSt. In
6meiiel 3ieben; bas tuiberitrebt uaeineua
0efabl, meiuer 6elb1a&tuus. Benu
mir 1as mieberiebeu lweroeu, 70 bofe
id, liebe Nurma, bab Du Define &C.
(pentter perj9eu@tb aben uirit!s
Nt Dieien @orten uerlieb &c -
Bimmer, u,to Rorma fablte fi@ ne c.
sum Zube seiaster Spertiuo. rinss NJ
eebe,, BON Jeiuoen uno blutsierisen
@albp6oe elm.
Nus i6ren trdumerii@eu @ebanten
tuurbe lie snr& bas 9lopfeu an tbrer
Ebar ertpedt unb slei@ barauf fab .fe
bic Gemablia ibres Bormuubes IN Sas
Dimmer treten.
Sic mar cine erobe, rubie auSfebenbe
1rau, etDd Neitte Der 9reibia. Sbr
duftreten' mar fi9er unb warbeuoq unb
perrietb ni&t ,.ur bic Dame oer gutter,
0eieqi&aft, ionoern aud Aine Serri&e'
rim Ii benz Rreile ibrer umSebuns.
aRebr f&nebenb ipie sebenb trat Ne auf
Norlna III unb TIRE tua@smeiben, bia'
maatensei@miidte 9drbe seseu fiie aus,
itredenb. iaste fe NIT rubiser, melooi'
.i@er Gtimu.e:
.@iQiommen! BiItommen, mein ar'
mes ainb. Sd bin erfreut, 0,& bel
uus bear16eu ~ blrien unb erotulire
bon 6erjen, ba6 0u Did iest ,uieDer
berse(tellt flblit."
Morula mar BON jeber ee9en bieie
6rau einsenommen eetpeien. SIR Be'
fen eriuuerte an einen 6abi4t. ber
t@einbar rubi9 fein Dpfer umi9mebt
unb i~eoerjeit aber bereit If. % ~ uer>
ni&ten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-25

6Der Re burtte Seine &ie0erIaoe e.
leibea, I'M lei1eS 8reiS, faote ie ID
DaS i&adterne Qiab lurfte nidi
abnen, mas In ibrem SRuern tubte; unit
ne eanje 3taft hires @i1eaS auf il,
Object coueentrirenb, eruiberte Re mil
m6oli9iter &tube:
so bin 6u6erjt eri&rodeH, Goufne.
absr biejen fir&terIiden @erogismuS
unD ben ednjIi@ srunoloien &rsmobn,
ben 9u sesen ms heot. Meiu Rouu
uuo i'd iino bic einSisen uabreu
Greunbe uab mir tuerbeu Did aud
i@aben unb Dir in Deiaem Re&te BET
iteben.s
,Greunoe? wabrli& ionberbare
Treunbe", er,piberte Rorn bitter.
.aBenn sic jemals aufri&tise @eiin'
uuue:u ~ mir sebeet, 70 bdtteu Sie
mi9 ME IN bas Gipl iperren fonuen.
l1nb I'm, bieieu f@dnbli&en @erfe bic
Prone aufjuiebeu. wollen sic mid TO-
gar nod in meiaer eiaeneu Bebauiuns
alS @efaneene bebanoelu. Gber i'd
i@p6re es S9uen, Maba.ne, i'd tuerbe
baS ni@t m%iberftaubslos e~roulben; i'd
bin bolb ero6jdbris unb bebort
ui9t mebr Der Bepormunouus: i'd
tperbe mir ben Deiitano Der Geri@te ju
peri@affeu ,pi6en, ,uie i'd bas ia aud,
setban, ais i'd i'm Srrenbaus iab."
Die buntlen sluser bes Rdb&eas
gl1btea in ,piloer Grresuns nab ibr
6eri pomte ua9etiut. Sie mar i'd
be.pu6t, BAT man teabfdti9te, bic Srr'
finnioteits, Gombbie 9e8eu fe ,ueiterdu'
Eipielen unb bab fe jett nit sr6bte:
Guti&loNenbeit fit ibre &e@te tampfen
uaKe. &
,Welll" entseenete ibr @atte re-
Fettirenb, i'd bente, i'd tounte oaS
i&ou fertis brinseu uup fosar nit ibrer
8uftimmung; natirli4 mibte i'd ibr
enc Sale fteQeu."
.unb ,pie ,udre Der glau?"
.&enut Du Sid 9aubp?" ertuioerte
ct NIT einem pieliaseusen Bmintern lei,
ner Gusen. ~"
Did 6anbp? Der Batter 3euup's.
uu{erer ebemalieeu @drteriu ?" a
.Derielbe," e~rpioerte ibr @otte nit
eineu, frosenben Blid. Or If mir
fdon einua1 in Dieier Inseleseubeit be-
bilffi9 selpeleu."
.&etpib, i'd eriunere mid bieies
,pioerl,neu, often Rerls," bemertte Nrs.
Dun na@omfli&. .alber Du bentft bod
n,9t et,pa, Noru,a 5u i'm III ienoen?
Seine 1oater 1T iett w,eeer 3u 9auie
unb mie Du .pei6t, if ie Noruaa iebr
ergeben. 6,e mlrbe fherli4 9eiue1
ASlan bur9treujen." ..
.99eeiu, i'd beute iie ui4t bortbin ~
i@iden; aber ID CLAUDE, ber alte @4urte
,plroe idon eiueu fi@ereu Slot fir lie
finoeu." CT NOR iest ie,uer 5rau a6ber
aetreten unb tbeilte ihr IN ucrfi9ttseul
Glaierton ben teufliI&eu 8lau nit, ben
e. erlonneu. r.
.Das tpare am Gr,pe ber eiujiee
Gustuea" me lie Mrs. Dun, aIs iar
@atte beenbet. .@euu bas ausfdhrbar
udre, 70 5dtteu mir Rube Dor ibr fur
INNER"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-25
IL. GaptteI.
Gin eufli{@ Ytan

L erl - ItP-F.E #g~r. '.@-' q, ~ 10y st -tXr..r 4
6&meiaeub reidte Mormo ibr bic
6anb, benn (e mar ~ febr Elm 9ino
ibrer Ratar, als bab lie es peritanben
bdtte, ibre ,uabren Gefable b,uter co.>
pentione0en @ebeusorten 3u prrpeimli'
den. % mar tbr unu,6sli@, Elm Sort
Der G~rtpiberuns 1ber ibre 2lppeu ju
br,ugen, aber pc beutete nit eiaer einla'
benbeu 6anbbemesuus auf einea Sefel.
auf meldeu f& Mrs. 9un ibr sesenaber
uieSerlieb.
sd tulnI@e pom 6erlen," iuanote
fe fi@ ba1l, m,eber an NormqL baS Du
iekt poQftdnois ,p,eber berseiteat Gift.
Dein Mibsef@id mar Elm barter S@las
AUDI far uns; bas tanuit 9u MFR slau'
ben.s
Norma CAB teine aatuort; ffe Uuste,
bieie 1rau mar etue boQenbete 6&au'
fpielerin, Der ~9eeendber iiie 5a unerfab'
rem unb AUDI 9ar ni&t uurF1tis genag
,uar, urn urbefauseu nit i5r 3u plau>
bern. , ~.
4uf Mr8. Dun bate oie{e &eDs el'
araoeiu perniatenben effect 9ebebt.
8utb, Gnttdui@uae, 9aB uuo uau,eu'
lple 8elorgniB, ale Bertmale zines
leipen}9aftliden Seeleutampfes brudz
ten ji3 in ihren 8isen aus lie bate
Morma am l,ebiten auf Der Steae
eruiirgen ,u1gen. @ol1te Der i@6ue,
yolbene Erau,n. ben lie 10 ior9iam &c.
pHeat uno ~groBeejosen nit einemutale
erblafen; = Der &ei9tbum, bic fie
li6 unb ibren @iuberu bere.ts eef@ert
oa9te, ibr iebt nod aus ben 9anoen
i9lapien? =
giuiae Secunbeu farrtea bic beiben
Graaen chamber NIT benz Gusorude
per19iebener @sfiib1e an. Damn aber
erinaerte ffi& Mrs. Dun ibrer friberen
g folse aui BEN @ebiete Der @elba<
beberri4ung. Z
SO 1tub leioer fir@ten. Murma."
lia9te lie NIT i9ne,oenber &ible, .oab
bie aur in Der Nnitalt Dir, tuenis Muteu
eebra9t. Define trantbaften Meisunsen
ide,neI H. sefdbrli@e Babnen lber5u'
treten, bena i4 battle es iebt far 9einers
Buftanb fur better, SID allei1 5u Ioiien.
bis gu Define 6iune ,pieber iotueit jl
bebsrri@en u:rmasft, I'm oielen @egen'
fano mt r1ebr &ube uao Gernunft be-
|prede1 3u f6unen."
1o9erbobenen Sauptes, m%irbeuoQ,
ipie fie getomlne,.. perlieB lie oaS !8im.
mer, tpdbreno Nornaa ibre tb%rdnenben
9lusen III bic Ri1en oes 5op1as per>
grub.
Mrs. Dun }u@te ioiort ibr eisenes
8immer auf, m lpel@em ungeoulo,s
ibr Manr ibrer barrte. "
@4on bel ibrem @intreten teBeu i'm
bic perduoerttn 8lge feiner' @attin
ni9ts @utes abnen. Pun, .uas it's?"
trat er ibr erre9t entgesen. SOU iiebit
ia gum Eobe eri@redt aust"
%, ias {ible mid elmer 0bnmadt
uabe,~ ant,oprtete lie nit 5ttternoer
@t,mme; .bas Mdoden wlro nod meia
500 ieiu."
,Muer mas lit es beun?! @as
laste lie?"
,sie 1aete, oaB fie idauoli@ &C.
hanoett ,ooroen lei uno bic !ollfe bes
@erihts anruien lpoue. uno ih lo9e
Sir, 9amilton, Is l&elnt ihr bas p6liaer
! @rnjt. SD babe ME cine iol9e 8ane.
Luna in elmer Mdod.nieele wa1r'
qenomm:n. @.e 1T u0lIig rebeaiia e:>
,uoro M fT ..Nt$ ~" @4e.rsT ~
pam,lton Dun tuar n~adoeaslsa
.@eibt Du, Suiaune, 70 tuerSe1 'ptr
Is nidt erreiden, ME tu's Is ou@
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-25
FOREIGN FINANCES.
Condition of Money in the En-
POpean Centers.

LONDON. July 24.-Discount was not in de-
mand last week. The quotations were
Three months, a.; short half. Money con-
tinued redundant. There was some demand
for gold Ill the open market for the con-
tinent but 1t did not affect the situation, as
there is no danger of the Bank of England
being encroached upon seriously. In fact
there is nothing in sight likely to tighten
money for long time TO come.
On the stock exchange the past week bust
ness was absolutely stagnant till Wednesday,
when there was Slight return of animation.
This revival, however was mainly confined
stocks were merely nibbled at in view of the
fact that the market generally had slightly
more confident tone. The steady inquiry for
hlgh-class investment securities led to an ad-
vance il consOls of l-l6. Indian loans and
the best colonial government securities also
had fractional advances. Rupee paper.
iii sympathy with the weakness of
silver, dropped 4. Foreign govern
Spanish bonds, unde The stimulus of buy
ing in Paris, gained l34 Chilean rose L.
English railways improved OH some favora-
bic dividend announcements, the average
rise beng from a to l. In the foreign rail
way department attention centered i'll Mex
lean stocks under report of the making of
a pooling arrangement. AT meeting of
delegates of the competing lines Yesterday it
vas decided to await the arrival of the preSi-
dent of the MeXican National, who is due
here on Tuesday. There was some buying
of old Vera Cruz stocks. frsts rising Gig, sec
onds 2l2 and ordinary l2. American rail-
roads were more active during the week.
Since Wednesday there has been a tend
ency to buy supported by better quotations
and enhanced values all around. Inc week s
increases include: Lake Shore 81 Wabash
preferred, 1I2; Atchison. Wabash debentures,
New York, Erie and Louisville d. Nashville,
"a each: Central Pacific New York. Pennsyl-
vania, Ohio, Northern Pacific and Union Pa
citic, " each; Canadians were firm; Grand
Trunk first preference advanced !: Grand
Grand Trunk third, ~. Among miscellane-
GUS securities the principal was the continu-
Gus fail of brewery shares, due 10 the an
nounced intention of the Liberals to intro
duce legislation tending 10 repress the liquor
traffic. In spite of the coming of the in
creased consumption of beer and spirits,
the prospect of direct veto has caused drop
in the best brewery stock. Since the opening
of the elections, Bass stock has fallen 3
points; Guinness. o: Allsopp's Z, and White
Breads g. During the past week Allsopp's
ordinary shares have lost3.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-25

ss7sc; August. s4a4@S5c. closing at S4Ac;
September. S.Is@S sac, closing at s5lsc;
october. S@S6Ac, closing at SEC: Decem
her, sSss@s9c, closing at Ssesc; May, 1893,
steady; Western, 75@7sc, Barley malt; quiet:
two-rowed state. 70@72l3c: six-rowed state,
75@SOc; Canadian, 95c@Sl.G5. Corn-Re
ceipts, 81, 200 bu; exports, A9OO bu: sales,
1oat0O blu futures 5000 I b1 spot;
ungraded mixed, 4s0l54c: options have
been very dull, and closed 2lec up on July.
with other months unchanged 10 lsc higher;
the advance Oh July was through squeezing
of shorts; July. 6Oc. closing at 6oc; August,
closing at 54l4c; october, sac; December,
535s@53Sc, closing at $3.50 Oats-Receipts,
6e, 100 bu: exports. 43,c6S bu; sales. none;
futures, 81. goo bu spot; spots dull, easier: OPP
August 35l2c: September. 347sc; No. white.
white Western. ss@46c; No. Chi
cago, S6s4@S1c: HAY steady, quiet;
shRo c Hons @ 6e s,s goG1 state 40 co enoee
to choice. lS@25c: Pacific coast 1s@24c.
Coffee-Options steady. unchanged to 5
points down; sales. li.250 bags, including:
July, Il: &@l2 Bee; August, II Bic; Septem-
Der, 1s.s5e; October, IL SOL. s5c; Deem
12.35c; April. II 35c: May. 12.4nc; spot Rio
quiet, steady: No. Z. lags@i3lac. Sugar
Raw quiet; held trmer; fair refining .s4c
asked; centriiugals, 9s-test, 33-1cc asked; Ie-
fined steady, quiet. Molasses-Foreien NOM
inal: New Orleans steady, quiet; common
to fancy, p @35c. Rice-Quiet. steady.
domestic fair to extra. 4ss@6l.c; Japan,
5lS@5ssc. Cotonseed oil ste idy, quiet;
crude, 29c; yellow, 32@3al2c. Tallow firm,
quiet; city (s2 for packages) +9-5s@4 slice.
hosin steady; strained common to GOOD,
81 22I2@l.21ls. Turpentne quiet. steady;
Western prime, 16l2@17c; Western poor: per
case, S3@3;50; receipts. ABB pkgs. Hides
quiet, steady: wet sailed New Orleans Sc
lected. 4:@l5o lbs, t@Sc; Texas selected. $40
f. lbs, Case: Pork quiet. steady; old mess.
SIP q IL %: extra prime. Sl250. Cut meats
dull; picked bellies 5@5isc: picked Shout
dels, nc; picked hams. l;@e*l:c. Middles
dull: short clear. S975. Lard steady. dull:
Western steam closed at 81 81: sales 800 ties;
august a. s s149' September, $50: october'
l3I2@f7c; creamery, 17@22lac: Western fac
tory 15@l6c; Elgin; 22@?2l2c. Cheese quiet,
firm; part Skins, 2Is@6c. Pig iron Gull;
American. SI35c0I5 Copper firm; lake,
LG@1l.75. Lead easy, quiet; domestic,
S4.05@415. Tin easy; straits, S20.55; plates
firm