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TOLD HIS FRIENDS.

Mr., Jacob Mellein of Denver. who was cured
of rheumatism in q few weeks by Lee Wing
Brothers, after spending all he had with Ameri-
can Doctors in vain, is man who believes in
sharing with his friends the benefits bestowed
upon himself. Among Mr. Melleln's friends is
Mr.. John Mason, who had suffered for years
from rheumatism so that he was utterly help
less. he too had tried American doctors with
no benefit, and when Mr.. Mellein advised him
to try Chinese Vegetable Remedies he gladly
did so. The result vas.as surprising as il was
satisfactory TO him. for in but a little more than
month he was entirely cured and as-sOund ard
we'll as he ever was.
Mr.. Mason lives at 1870 Vine street where he
can be personally consulted as 10 the truth of
this statement. The testimony of both Mr.
Mason and Mr.. Mellein, No. 1891 Fourteenth
avenue. West Denver, can be substantiatSd by
hundreds of the best people in the West.
LEE WING BROTHERS
Speedily and permanently cure every form OF
nervous. chrome, urinary. kidney and liver
troubles, diseases of the heart. lungs and
throat. diseases OF the bic cd or skin. diseases
Of the stomach and bowels, rheumatism ueu-
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all the weaknesses and diseases CT any orgaa
Of The body. Consumption. Dropsey, Cancer
Tape Worm and Weak men made Strong
LEE WINGS remedies cure where all other
means fail. Consultation and examination free
and only small sum for the remedies. Call
for consultation or write symptoms fully, en-
closing stamp for reply
Lee " HG BROTHERS,
543 Larimer Street DENVER, COLO
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"rnEIR gdvINGunmE

1t Is well enough for artists TO picture the
old covered van drawn through the shady
English lane, with the tinker, mis- family,
and their lares and penstes. That might
Go IN England. or even in these United
States" in years gone by; but tho moving
home OF today is vestibule limited train
such as the Eric lines are running daily
between Chicago and New York-drawing
room, sleeping cars. dining cars and elegant
day coaches, Pullman company's build,
lighted by gas, heated by steam-and IN an
hours travel the modern "Home'' will
cover long days journey Of the old van,
while c0mfor., convenience and even lux
ury are all met with. 1t Is only another
case Of "the people demand il" and the
Erie lines, always in the front rank, meets
their requirements.
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HUNTS DIPHTHKRlA SPECIFIC

Judge j. l. Street, late postmaster Of
Park City, writes: MY family were
taken down with diphtheria, but forum
ately for me l was informed of your spe-
cifc. fused it and my family soon recov-
cred. can recommend it as precious
discovery"
Henry Hirschman, also of Park City,
says: My son was taken down with diph-
iberia. and after trying the best of medical
aid was told the case was critical. l tried
your specific, wh ch soon changed him. 1
am proud to be able to recommend such a
golden discovery"
Mr.. j. w. Stevens. No. Az East Second
South, says: My children were taken
down with diphtheria. l consulted ply
stefan, who informed me it was a severe
case. Immediately got some of your spe-
cific, and in five days they were all right
1 can recommend it as a GodseRd.
Mr.. J. c. Glen, of Sixth South between
First and Second West says: My baoy.
2 years old, was taken down with diphthe-
ria and one bottle cured my baby, and to-
day he is healthier than he ever was
which satisfied me of the value of your
specific"
Manufactured by Hunt g. Co.,
No. SCI Third Street.
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A CHEMICAL ENGINE
Logan Is to Purchase One at
Once.
Another Good Move to Protect the City From
the Fire Fiend-personal and
General Points.

All of the city fathers were present ex-
cept Barber and Carlisle.
A petition from Joel Kicks, praying for
the privilege to use the corner Of Second
and Main streets while erecting new
building, was granted with the usual re-
strictions.
The petition Of G. w. Leishman, praying
for sufficient protection Cd the north
bank OF Logan river Immediately east Of
and adjoining the bridge, to insure the
lives OF individuals ana animals. was re-
ferred TO the committee on claims.
The petition OF the Logan q Richmond
Canal company, asking that bridge be
placed over the canal ct Fifth street, as
teams were so damaging the ditch as to
endanger property by food, was referred
10 the committee on streets with power to
act.
Samuel Pike and others petitoned for
the repair Of Fourth street east Of the park,
alleging that farmers are now using the
road and complain Of its condition. Re-
ferred TO committee on streets with power
to expend about $25.
The committee en- public grounds re-
ported on the titles of certain city property
offered for sale, having found them not TO
be perfect, and advised no sale until the
title couid.be cleared. Adopted.
The committee on finance reported in the
matter Of the estray poundkeeper. that
certain parties had offered ito conduct al
esIray pound Tor 35c. per head. James
Mortimer, the present poundkeeper, agrees
to 90 the same work for SOC. per head. The
committee advised that Mortimer be re-
tanned, inasmuch as he and the city are
jointly interested i'll the corrals, etc.
Adopted. The committee on electric liGht
recommended that an arc light be placed
opposite the 3. Y college and Central
school and that no other lights DO placed,
owing 10 the state of the public exchequer.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. adopied.
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Tie newly elected officers Of The Ogden
Lodge Daughters Of Rebecca were in
stalled al The J. o. O. +. Hall Thursday
evening by the grand lodge officers Of the
territory. The officers installed were Mrs
". s. Holbrook, n. g.. Mrs. Mary Couch,
VIC. hrs. Ellen Shepherd, recording
secretary Mrs. s. A Winter, permanent
secretary; Irs. a. Topence, treasurer. a.
Loeb. Mira. Minnie White and Mrs. 4. e.
Waraieich. trustees.
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MILI.lnN tRIEAnS.

A friend IN need is friend indeed, and
not less thar one million people have found
just such friend in Dr. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs, and
Colds. If you have never used this Great
Cough Medicine, one trial will conViace
you that it has wonderful curative powers
in all diseases of Throat, Chest and Lungs.
Each bottle is guaranteed to do all that is
claimep or money will be refunded.
Trial bottles free at A. c. Smith g. Cos
Drug store. Large bottles SOC. and SLIGO
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! SOUND LIyxR naKE- 4 WE'LL AN

Are you Bilious cnnstpated or troubled
with jaundice, sick headache, bad taste IN
mouth. foul hreaih. coated tongue, nyspep-
STA, indigestion. hot, dry skin, pain IN back
and between the shoulders chil.s and
fever, eici IL you have any CT these synp-
toms. your liver is out OF order and your
blood Is slowly being poisoned, because
your liver does net oct properly. Herbine
viii cure shy disorder ct the liyer, stomach
or bowels. 1t has ne equal as . liver med
scine. Price 70 cents. Free trial bottle,
at 2. G. -. I drug department
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If you asked me what the route isl
should say the Colorado Midland has come
to Utah to stay, and in connection with
the Rio Grande Western is undoubtedly
the popular lrhe east, fastest trains, finest
scenery, sure connection at Colorado
Springs ard Denver. with fastest train for
Chicago, St. Louis and all points east.
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None pure, none as good as IDANHA

EXCURSION PIONEER HOLIDAY. JULY. "a.
On account Of Pioneer holiday the Union
Pacific have authorized the sale Of excur-
sion tickets from and to all stations IN
Utah at one fare for the round trip. Tickets
to be sold July %, a and 25, limited for re-
turn TO July %.
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Itching Piles are known by moisture like
Precipitation, causing intense itching when
warm This form as well as blind. bleed
ing or protruding. yield ct once TO DR.. Bos-
anko's Pile Remedy, which acts directly on
parts effected, absorbs tumors, allays itch
ing and effects a permanent cure. 80 cts.
Druggists or mail. Circulars free. DR..
30 senkc. Phiiadelrhis, Pa. Sold by God
b Pits Drug CO. Corner Main and FRS
South
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Rarn and Har Bnrned.

Tho usual combination of small boys and
matches today caused Joseph Quainney's
barn in the Second ward 10 burn to the
ground. james Aliens haystack, adjoin-
ing, was also burned. The lumber burned
like paper and before the ire department.
could arrive the barn ana hay were in Gin
ders. Loss about S400. No insurance
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GOING EAsI2

The Colorado Midland has come to Utah,
and in connection with the Rio Grande
Western is undoubtedly now the popular
line east. Runs tue fastest trains, has the
finest scenery makes connections st Colo
RADIO Springs and Denver with the fastest
trains in the west for Chicago, St. Louis.
New York, ETC. Ticket Office 200 Main
street
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The chnilsnrs Accounted.

The challenge made several days ago by
W. Dermoody to Ssmes NJ. Anderson, who
holds the Browning Brothers championship
medal for Utah, which was won by him at
the shooting tournament held in this city
on July 4, has been accepted Tie shoot
will take place on the Both inst. at salt
Lake CITY
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FIGHT-FIGHT.

Where What. When Why right
ere, right now and all the time. is going
On a struggle with desease for health and
Haller's Sarsanarilla and Burdock is the
most successful opponent that science has
thus far discovered. For sale by Gild's
pharmacy, Brooks Arcade
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The tn, micat Engine.

Our citizens are highly pleased that a
chemical engine win De added 10 the city
FIRE department. 1t is thought that two
men viii have 10 be employed 10 attend the
machine, but that cost of keeping will be
very little compared with the amount of
property that cen be saved with sucn an
engine.
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Only % hours 25 minutes to Denver; "A
hours TO Missouri river: IS hours 30
minutes 10 Chicago via the Union Pacific
This IS faster time than is made by any
competing line. Ticket Office POI Main
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THE FAsT MAIL RourE.

Short line 10 Kansas City, st. Louis and
all points east
Elegant dsy coaches. luxurious Pullman
buffet sleeping cars aud
FREE RECLINING CHAIR cARs
10 holders of regular train ickets Write
TO or call on
s. V. DERKAH, c. +. and P. a.
f. F. NEsLHN. Conrg Agent.
Room p Morlan Block, Salt Lake CITY.
Or H. c. TOWNSEND, II. p. anG T. a.
St Louis, Mo.
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FOR LKTTER nEADs

Bill heads, statements, ball tickets and Il
kinds Of job work send 10 THE HERALD.
Quick work and reasonable prices as
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rhe leader. Gel it QUICK. DANA.
TAKE A Policy

in The old reliable, North American of
Philadelphia. Assets over So, co., 600.
H J. GRANT & Co, Agents
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q Scoville. Troy Carriage Works; Ha5dcse
Bros, Gate City Carriage Co.. Standard Buggy
Co, Gay & Soas and many others, comprising
every desirable style Of Busg7, Cart Surrey or
Carriage. They are we'll worth looking as ana
would be very well plensed 10 have you call
should you Rant Macht nery. carry IN stock
Ames Steam sngines and Boilers Lane Saw
Mills, Lane single Mills. j. I. Casa Thresherau
HOrss Powers and saw Mills, J. L. Casa Irao1
ton Engines, Lselfsl Turbine Wheels ard Ez~
giEes. planners. Monlders. aud otho< Wood
Working Maohinsry.
catalrguos upon application. EzgsEles a.
sWered Promptly.
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Gchuttler wagons Buckeye Mowers and
Binders. solid Cou1oft Su,ky PloEs, Garden
City Clipper Plows. LrowR Mowers. Bradley
Rskes. Daisy Rakes Brady Sulky Piows. As
ptnUsl Potato Planter. Superior Press Grain
vators and Garden Tools. Clark's Cuteway HsT-
rows, Triple Harrows Adjustable HaTrows,
Baker Perfect steel surD Nire. BalinZ Wire
and Gale Ties, Dederick Perpetual Hay md
Wool Presses.
And in the line OF Fine Vehicles offers a new
importation OF Columbus Buggles, Carriages
ana Phetops, IN their Latest and most popular
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The Wonderful Success

OF Hoods Sarsaparilla as blood purifier
entities il to your confidence No other
preparation has such q record of cures Of
Scrofuls, Salt Rheum, Blood Poisoning, or
other blood diseases To try it Is to know
its merit. Be sure TO set Hoods Sarsapar-
lila.
For general family csthartic we con-
fdently recommend Hoods Pills. They
should be in every.nome medicine chest.l29
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All accounts in favor of L. b. Oorton
must be paid 10 c. L. Hanuaman, assignee,
ITO Main street.
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BRIGHAM CITY'S PROGRESS.
waterworks and a Fire Department the
Latest Improvements.

Last Saturday party OF Brigham bloods
went to the springs TO have time. F.
Stark and F. n. Rosenbaum, editor of the
Brigham city Report, caught the idea of
wanting to swim over where the water
was deepest When they came there they
found they could not swim, and had it not
been for some bystanders that helped
them out we would hsve no Report IN
Brigham now.
The waterworks are now completed, and
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More virtue in one bottle than ia in q
barrel of-any other. Drink IDANHA.
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PROTECTION

Eleven hundred and foriy-two familie
use 1t on their tables INDANHA.
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TIE AMERICAS

Fire Insurance company, of Philadelphia
viii insure you against fire.
Il. J. GRANT 81 Co., Agents.
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Guardian Assurance Co Of London Asse
Commercial Union Assurance Co. Of London, 8
Sun Insurance Office OF London,
Phoenix Assurance CO, OF London,
Lancashire Insurance Co OF England. Capi
Manchester Insurance Co. of England, g
CALIFORNIAN Insurance Co. OF Scotland, q
Springfield Insurance Co. of Mass. ASS
Girard Insurance Co. OF Philadelphia,
Agricultural Insurance Co. of Watertown NY. .
American Insurance Co Of New York,
Merchants Insurance Go. Of New Jersey, .
Providence Washington ms Co. Of RI. .
Oakland Home Insurance Co. OF California, "
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PAYSUN.
Programme for the "a h of July and orher
Items.

Programme for the "a h of July and Other
The programme fer Pioneer day, on the
oath. will be as follows, with few amend
ments probably:
Salute at daybreak by Captain W.
Powell.
Hosting of flags all over town, at sun
rise.
Bands to serenade the city for one hour.
at $3.50 o'clock church bells will ring.
Assembling at the city park.
Joseph >. Douglass, master OF cere-
monies, will conduct The folio wing pro
gramme:
Music by Payson SILVER band, by Cap
tain G. Il. DOVE. Prayer by chaplain.
David Fawns. Song, choir. Grafton, Pro-
lessor J. l.. Townshend Speech in be-
half OF the pioneers, Jesse S. Taylor.
Music, band. Speech in behalf of Nor
mon battalion, Gsorge w. Hancock. Song
Charles Beaverton. Speech in behalf OF
Music, the Mandolin club. Speech IN be-
half OF sunday schools, j. s. Page.
| Speech, Rev. a. c.. Todd. Coronet solo,
with band accompaniment, G. II. Dove.
speech political stump, j. H. Brigg.
Toast ana sentiments. read by John Quig-
| ley. Song, Presby terrain choir. Benedic-
ton by chaplain. A balloon ascension will
close the morning exercises.
During all the afternoon there will be
games, sports and races, also free dance
I for ali the children who are old enough to
swing their partners.
] Committees are named by f. W. Elmer,
chairman, for various arrangements, viz. !:
Muslc-Hyrum Brinha and John Quig-
ley.
Decoration-Alma Hush, Ed Ellswort h,
/ ID. Clayson, Miss E. Monk, Miss NJ. Bat
tie and Lizzie Barnett
Seats anu Fixtures-Robert Battle, A
Fawns X. Hush and Charles Gale, jr.
Refreshments-J E. Belts, w. Worsen-
croft, W. Littlewood, Charles Stark,
George Finleyson, Miss Kate Stark, Miss
Sara Douglass, Miss Mary Todd, and Mary
/ Huber.
Games and Sports Henry Fairbanks, w.
j. Douglass aud Archie Hlgham.
Dancing Nebeker, +. Mediation,
J. a. Loyeless.
SOCIAL ENJOYMENT.
lawn social at the Pres byterian church
Friday, July 10. Raspberries, ice cream
and cake: ali are in sited 10 como Tor enjoy
ment.
DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION.
Grand Democratic ratification rally Sat
urCay evening. IOln, al tne opera mouse.
Hon Moses Thatcher and ). Thurman are
expected 10 address, end discuss the truth
for every BODY. Peyson silver band win
enliyen all with melody.
EUREKA EXCURSION.
an excursion to Eureka passed this
morning ,and few Payson people caught
on" Had the announcement of the dollar
rate been made sooner many more would
have gono 10 view the road and scenery as
well as EurekR's surroundings.
THE PAYsoN CHRONICLE
is the new name and dress of the Payson
4 Enterprise. Mr.. e. II. Pulver promises
fair aud will continue Payson's interests
and be reliable but not responsible for
ieVerythinP kRATs
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81. 90. 65 Main Street.
AUTHORIZED AGENT OF THE FOLLOWING COMPANIES

AUTHORIZED AGENT or TIE FOLLOWING coMPANfsss
Scottish Union and National of England. S1ss523o2
London OF England 182t67S7
North British and Mercantile of England, 14sAt45S
Northern OF England 1924 95
Hamburg. Bremen Of Germany 100000
Aetna Of hartford 4O.457,497
Alliance OF Lcnaon 100000
Freman's Fund OF California, ss443s9
a. paa OF minnesota 20f789A
Orient OF hartford S078,48S
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Tur HERALD Is delivered daily BY carrier ia
Ogden and Park CRY al Is cents per week,
ti-oo per month. or 5000 per year. Sub
Hcrfbcrs rtiiconfer favor by notifying the Of
Ice when delivery IL not promptly made.
BRANCH OFFICES:
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Building Telephone No. l9s
PROvO-Ofnce ct e. Clson's Book and
Assic store
PARK CITY-Utah Central Ticket once.
LDGAH--EiEhnll Sros. 3 Real Estate Office.
NEPHl-On.ce al hyde & whitmore's store.
Advertisements left ri branch Offices viii sp-
PEAR IN the next Issue.
Our agents viii take subscriptions and issue
rec>iprz.
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DEMOCRATIC RArIFIcArIoN.

Grand Democratic ratification rally Sat
uroay evening, 10th, al the opera house.
Hon. Moses Thatcher and ). Thurman are
expected 10 address end discuss the truth
for every BODY. Peyson silver band viii
enliven ali with melody.
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rIInrKA LNcIrns1nN.

An excursion to Eureka passed this
morniny .and few Payson people Caught
on.n Had the announcement of the dollar
rate been made sooner many more would
have gono 10 view the road and scenery as
well as EurskR's surroundings.
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The best is good enough.
Rooms & Co.
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SOCIAL ENdorMENr.

A lawn social at the Presbyterian church
Friday, July Is. Raspberries, ice cream
and cake; ali are invited TO como for enjoy
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rms PAYsON CuRONiCL

is the new name and dress of the Payson
Enterprise. Mr.. e. II. Pulver promises
fair aud viii continue Payson's interests
and be reliable, but not responsible for
everything. HEATS.
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SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-09
FINANCES IN NEW YORK.
Stock Market Most Active Since the Panic
of 1886

ELOCk Market MOst ACTIVE since tne fhnIt
Of 1886.
New YORK, Feb. 9.--The stock market
here yesterday was more active than on
any previous day since the panic of 1886.
The transactions in both stocks and
bonds were enormous. The coal stocks
were the feature, and the transactions
in Reading were the largest ever known
on the exchange. At the same time the
late strength developed in the anthracite
properties was fully maintained, and
heavy advances were scored in all of them.
The rise in these stocks is believed by coal
dealers to be due to an arrangement be-
tween the coal producing companies for
controlling the output.
For some time in the morning there was
nothing in the market but the coal stocks
and Erie, which was also heavily in de-
mand on the theory that anything which
helped the coal trade would benefit Erie.
The transactions in these stocks were
more than half the total business OF the
day. The improvements in values was
extremely sharp in the early trading, but
with the diminution OF the enormous
trading prices became more settled, and
while the best prices were not reached till
the last hour, there were frequent hucta-
.
The extreme advance i'm Lackawana,
however, reached 12 per cent, in Jersey
Central, 4 Ia, and in Reading, 3-S per
cent, Deleware and Hudson being more
moderate in its changes, while Erie rose
2 is. The strength in the coal stocks did
not appreciably affect the rest OF the list
during the early trading, and the bears
were stlll disposed to hammer the general
list. Union Pacific lost over one per cent
before the stimulus reached the rest of the
list.
The steady gains however, made the
shorts uneasy and as the morning wore
away more attention was paid to the
grangers, Louisville and Nashville, North
ern Pacific preferred and some of the low
priced specialties. Prices began TO rise
and before tho close Of business, the early
losses had been recovered with material
amounts In addition. Burlington, North
crn Pacific preferred, Union Pacific and
some Others being by turns remarkable
for advances made. There was sharp
reaction in the coalers in the last few
minutes, but while LackawannG dropped
from 159 10 167, IL closed at 1853, with the
others i'm proportion. The rest OF the list
was held we'll and the market closed ac-
tive and strong generally at close to the
highest prices OF the day.
I'm the railroad bond market Reading
bonds and Atchinson income furnished
more than half the total transactions.
The strength, however, was all i'm the jun
ior issues and while the thirds rose per
cent. 80 40 and the secopds Go 80 1-2, the
others gcored only small fractional gains.
The rest OF the list were firm without
material change i'm prices. The total tran
sactions reached -, i02 900. Reading lists
contributed sjS7 900, the seconds "a S9i, 900,
the thirds n ,227 900, and the Atchison in
comes S49l 900.