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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-12
EDUCATION MAKES CRIMINALS.
So Is Better OF If His Brains Are No.
CuIfiHnfcd

Washington, June u.-Delegate Smith.
OF Arkansas, Will make an effort to have
the apportionment for the Carlisle indian
school struck out of the Indian bill
at Carlisle, Hampton and other eastern
institutions has done more harm than
good His observation in the western
graduates of these schools consider them
selves superior to their Indian associates
ana turn their attention to miners and
dissolute white men of the Indian country
20 lhe 9estruction OF the morals and de-
cency of the Indian girls
The male graduates are also said to
have their vicious traits sharpened so
that they are more dangerous class
Lhan their unlettered brothers. Mr..
Smiths criticisms are confined to the
eastern schools, where the puoils are re-
moved from their families and friends.
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YaIe VIII Comnete

New Haven, Conn, June 11.-At a
meeting of the undergraduates of Yale
this evening, it was decided to send a
Yale team to compete with Oxford in
athletics t. H. Sheriff., Jr., SO, an
nounced the Oxford authorities had
already procured grounds, and that a
letter of Invitation was now on its way
to this country. Compared with Ok
ford's records, Yale's showing is better
than the Establishments
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NEW YORK MINING STOCKS
MINING sTocKs-sAN FRANCISCO

San Francisco, June 1.-THE official
closing quotations for mining stocks to-
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New York, June 11.-At the Academy
| of Music, tonight Ernest Roeber, the
champion Graeco-Roman wrestler of
the world, defeated Duncan c. Ross.
Roeber won three straight bouts. In
the first, catch-as-catch-can Roeber
threw Ross in ten and a half minutes.
He Won the second, Graeco-Roman. in
tive minutes, and the third, catch-as-
catch-can. in four minutes
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All the Capital.

Washington, June 11-First race,
four and a half furlongs-Dutch Lon
won, Red Dick second, Postmaster
third Time-:56A.
Six and one-half furlongs- Rengald
won, Diavolo second, Luray third.
Time-1:23.
Third race, five furlongs-Aoh won,
:59A.
Fourth race, nine furlongALarch
mont won, Lou Star second, Annorean
third Time 80
Fifth race, six furlongs- Grays Prix
won, Farena second, Queen dor third.
Time :16K.
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Wheeling Creek, O., June 11.-At
noon, today, two men were observed
acting suspiciously at the Wheeling
Creek bridge of the Cleveland, Lorraine
& Wheeling road. On the approach of
two soldiers belonging to the Twenty
second Ohio regiment, the men fled
An examination of the bridge disclosed
the fact that a dynamite bomb had
been placed so that train passing
would have exploded it and destroyed
the bridge and wrecked the train.
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Shot at the watchmnn.

Weeling Creek, o., June 11.-Efforts
today were made TO burn bridges on
the Cleveland. Lorraine & Wheeling
railroad at Midvale and the canal at
Dover. AT the latter place the flames
were eXtinguished by a Waterman.
The miners tried TO drive him away by
shooting. The Second, Fourteenth and
Sixteenth regiments are here. Coal
trains are running.
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Cleared of Coal.

Cincinnati O., June 11.-Specials from
various parts of the mining districts
to the Times state that the yards at
Bellaire, Bridgeport and other places
were cleared of coal trains today, over
a thousand cars of coal having started
from Bellaire alone since the troops ar
rived. The trains are guarded to Cam
bridge.
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BROOKLYN Wins.

Brooklyn, June 1.-THE home team
had a long lead up to the ninth, when
the Cincinnatis struck a batting streak
and came within an inch of tieing the
score Score:
Brooklyn-12. Base nits, Is; errors, 2
Cincinnati-11. Base hits, IA; errors, 2
Batteries-Stein, Kinslow and La
chance; Dwyer and Murphy. Umpire
Swartwood
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Won i'm the EIeraDtb

Washington, June lin the eIev-
enth inning, two-bagger by Conner
and hit by Ely won the game for St.
Louis. Score:
Washington. Base hits, 8; err
rors, 8.
st. LOUIS. Base hits. 9; errors, 8.
Batteries-Maul and Mcclure; Clark
son and Peitz. Umpire-Hurst.
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sixty More strike.

Galesburg, H., June 11-Sixty min
ers employed at the Taylor Brothers
mines at watauga, struck today for
higher wages. They were getting
cents bushel and wanted 31a cents.
The mine owners say they will not
grant the request The product of the
mines was taken by the Chicago, Bur-
lington & Quincy company.
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as he is convinced that Calls decision
was contrary to law, and he wants the
supreme court to finally pass upon the
Question of the legality of prize fight
ing in Florida, in view of the reports
that a club is arranging to pull off
another mill at Jacksonville.
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

CATTLE-Recepts. 1000; shipments,
100. Market steady to a shade lower.
Texas steers. 3O0Gi400; Texas cows 1.90
2.45: beef steers, 3.500ie5; native COWS,
2.Ood3 30; stockers and feeders, 2.75Q3 IS;
bulls, 15063.25.
HCGS-Receipts, l,5GO; shipments. 1870.
Market strong to 5 cents higher. Bulk of
sales at 4.55Q4.65; heavy, 4.55G4.671a; pack
ers 4.O0Q4 .671a; mixed, 4.50d465; light, AS
64.60; porkeds 455G460 pigs, 430G45O.
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VIII Resume To-day.

Peoria, ILL.,, June 11.-Fully a. half
dozen mines in this county will resume
operations tomorrow morning under
the protection of deputy sheriffs. There
are rumors of severe trouble when the
attempt is made Tonight a story is
prevalent that an attack will be made
ON the Jail, though 1t is not credited.
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Bad Errors nih IL

Baltimore, June 11-Bad errors lost
the game for the BaItimores today.
Score:
Baltimore Base hits, 8; errors.7.
Cleveland-9. Base hits, u; errors. 7
Notwithstanding Brown and Rob
1nson; Young and thinner. Umpire
McQuaid
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ROYAL ARCANUM.
officers of the supreme Council AR.
Elected.

Elected.
Detroit, Mich. June n.-At today IS
meeting OF the supreme council Royal
Arcanum, officers were elected as follows
Supreme Regent-C. w. Hahpard, Mo-
nongahela, Pa
Supreme yice-regent-J. E. Pound,
Lockport, N "
Past Supreme Regent-H. H. c. Miller,
Chicago.
secretary-W. o. Robson. Boston
Treasurer-E A. Skinner.
,Auditor-A. T. TURNER, jr, of Massa-
chusetts.
Chaplain-E. F. Moulton, of Ohio.
Gnide-Henry Goodwin, Massachusetts.
Sentry-Samuel Green.
Trustees-J. w. Arnold, Illinois; J. NJ.
Pace Georgia; j. j. McKinsley, Ohio.
Committee on Finance. L. Ingersol,
n. y; w. L. Douglass, New Jersey; G. o.
Spencer, Connecticut.
On Laws-John Haskell, Massachusetts;
e. Coleman, Massachusetts; p. c. Charles,
New Jersey.
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BACKBONE Or THU
COAL STRIKE BROKEN.
Com promise Reached at Column
bus, Ohio.
MINES AT PEORIA
TO RESUME TODAY.
AMERICAN woRKMEN RESCUED
FROM FOREIGN MOB.

Last Train Load of Coal Moved at
Charleston--Railwa Shops Close
For Want of Fuel-Dynamite I'm
der u Bridge-sixty miners Strike
Mt observation-disclosures Bridge
burned Mt Midvale-More Troops
Ordered Out.
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Louisville Loses.

New York, June 11-Rusie won in
good form today and New York defeat
led Louisville with ease Score:
Louisville-3, Base hits, 5; errors. g.
New York-S. Base hits, 9; errors, 3.
Batteries-Hemming and Grim; Ru-
sic and Farrell. Umpire-Emslie.
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PREHISTORIC FUND.

Minneapolis, Mimi. June 11-An
Egan, S. D., special to the Journal re-
ports a valuable prehistoric find in a
mound 81 that point. a tomb has been
uncovered lined with cement. In tie
tomb's compartments were twenty-five
male skeletons, averaging 8 feet in
helEht: A rude altar and many bronze
utensils were exposed.
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Blown Up BY Giant Powder.

Cleveland. June 11.-Early today a
short trestle bridge on the Wheeling &
Lake Erie road, located at East Green
vile, five miles northwest of Massil-
lon, was blown up with giant powder
and the ruins burned. The road can
not be opened for many days.
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CouIdn,t Hit Weyhing.

Philadelphia, June 1.-THE Pittsburg
team was defeated today by the home
team because of their inability to hit
Wewhing. Score:
Philadelphia. Base hits. IA; er-
rors. 2.
Pittsburg-. Base hits, 8; errors, 8.
len and Mack. Umpire-Lynch.
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BY ALL MEANS.

Hazel-Sandstone has asked me to lend
him 50, and / don't know whether to do it
or not. Would you? Mute (earnestly)-I
would, old man He invited me to dine
with him this evening.-Life.
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Mob Growing Larger.

Pana, Ill, June 1.-THE mob is grow
ing larger here. The Springfield min
|ers declare they will stay six months
IF necessary, to close Pana mines.
More troops arrived today. An at
tempt was made to enter shaft No. 2
by miner who ran away when de-
tected. 1t is believed he was struck by
shots fired by the guards. At a. m.
there was rapid firing near Center
City. The militia marched to the scene
but found nothing.
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Chicago, June II.
CATTLE-Receipts, 1900; unchanged
good exports in demand; Texans, unchang-
ed: prime to extra native steers, 2.75d495
medium, 4.2504.50; others, 9.S5q415; Texans
300d4.49.
HOGS Receipts, 80, 900; active, bulk solo
cents higher; advance mainly on light
rough heavy, 4259450; packers and mixed
46564. so; prime heavy and butchers
weights, 475d4S5; assorted light 40.
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-Receipts, 5000
slow, unchanged; top sheep, 4.00q425; tor
lambs, 4.T5G5.O0.
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Its LEGALITY Questioned.

Jacksonville Fla, June 11-Informa-
ition comes from Tallahassee that the
supreme court of Florida will. tonor-
row, review the injunction which
Judge Call granted the Duval Athletic
club in january last. restraining the
sheriff from interfering with the Cor
bett-MitcheH fight. 1t is understood
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Coal Trains Moving.

Charleston. w. Va, June 11.-Tele-
grams received by the governor from
Bogg's Run say no disturbance has
occurred so far, and that everything is
quiet. Trains of coal are moving with
ont ODDOSifion
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WEEk OPENED WEAK
ON WALL STREET.
A Generally Heavy Tone to the
Speculation.
LONDON WAS A
MODERATE SELLER.
TRADING IRREGULAR IN THE IN
TRADING IRREGULAR IN THE IN
DUsTRIAL GROUP.

Sugar Breaks, But Receivers, and
Closes at "a Gain of 1 Ia on the
Day-GOvernment Bonds Firm
State Bonds DulI-TobaccO Ond
DistiIIing Show Higher Figures
AT the CIose-W estern Line Stock
Markets-The Metals.
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To Esnouae the cause.

Kansas City, Mo. June 11.-George
C. Ward will leave for Chicago tonight
to attend the first annual convention
of the American Railway union. Mr..
Wards purpose is to induce the railway
union to espouse the cause of the strik-
ing miners
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DOMESTIC ART RTTT,ntvc

Chicago. June 11.-At meeting of the
Domestic Science association, today. ar
rangements were made for the erection
of an institution at which domestic art
will be taught. The proposed buIldins
viii cost 500 600. The location is on Ash
iand boulevard, near Fourth street, and
church, and roof garden for the poor.
Directors were elected, among them Mrs.
Senator James Kyle.
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Boston, June lit was a loose
game all through, and the poor work
was far below par. Score:
Boston-15. Base hits, Is; errors. 4.
Chicago-14 Base hits. II; errors, 5.
Batteries-Stivetts and Cancel; Ter
~ and Kittredge Umpire-O'Rourke
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RAILWAY shons shut Down.

Paducah, KY, June 1.-THE Chesa-
peake. Ohio & Southwestern shops have
shut down. throwing over 800 men out
of work. Scarcity of coal is the cause.
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HOPS-Easy. state common to choice
sQ16; Pacific coast, 11Q17.
PIG IRON-Dull.
COPPER-Quiet
LEAD-Quiet; 3.10
SILYER-62S.
TIN-Steady; straits, 1875: plates. dull
SPELTER-Firm; domestic, 3.375s bid
sales on change 10 tons tin at 1875.
changed to Is points advance, further i'm
proved, but reacted partially and clos ed
weak, 5g15 points net advance Salts
i, $50 bags, including June, 14.75; JUL
74.e0Q14.70; August, 1405014.15; September
1885; October, 1920
Spot coffee, Rio steady; No. z, 152t mild
quiet; Cordova, 19d1914. Sales none.
Santos-Quiet; good average Santos, IL;
receipts, 10000 bags; stock. 81, 600 bags.
Hamburg--Steady, generally unchanged
TO q pig. higher sales, q, 600 bags.
Havre-Opened %f. higher; at noon had
was If above the noon price and steady,
sales, 11,000; closed quiet without further
change.
Rio-weak; No z, IA; $500; exchange
3 Sled; receipts, e00O cleared for the
United States, 5000; stock. ISL, 900
States stock, 1874, 474 bags Afioat for the
United States, $1,000 bags. Total visible
for the United States, 296,974 bags, against
49,, AS bags last year.
SUGAR-Eaw, strong; fair refining 2lk
bid; centrifugal 96-test, 25s bid: sales none.
Refined, quiet. but higher; No. g. 35sG
3 1916; No. z 9-l6d3z4; No S, 31b13 Il-i6:
No. 9, 3ssl3 GIG; No. TO- 314G3 7-l6; No IL
3 3-16d3ss; No. u. S1sGJ3 5-16; No 10. 22l of
A, 1858 15.l6; mould A, 45-1614h;
standard A. $500 lis; confectioners' A.
37kd4 1-l6; cut loaf, 1866; crushed
13-16635; pow,iered, / 5-1e6415; granuIated
zd4 3-16; cubes, 4 5-1694I5.
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Situation at Mnnn,xn.

Pittsburg, June 1.-THE situation at
Manown today has been quiet. About
thirty men are at work Under guard of
.seventy-five deputies. No violence is
expected. Everything is quiet at Nc
KeeSDOrt
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ERBEN GIVES a RECEPTION.

GraVesend, June u.-Rear Admiral
Henry Erben gave a reception this after
noon on board the United States cruiser
Chicago. A salute was fired upon the ar
rival on board the warship of United
States Ambassador Bayard About 300
guests were present.
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Castle Yacht C1nh Rnnn.

Southampton. June 1.-THE Castle
Yacht club regatta for twenty raters
was settled today over a sixty-five mile
course. The Luna won, Inyoni second,
Deidre third and AsphodeI fourth.
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decline, but the action of wheat created
strong market at theclese
Oats were active, declining early on gov
eminent report and reacting on good buy
ing. The market closed at the top figure.
Provisions We're generally firm on a
scarcity of offerings and higher prices for
live hogs. The action of wheat also helped
prices. Compared with Saturday nigat
July pork is Is cents higher, July lard
. cents higher, and July ribs 10 cents
higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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britannia the Uictn-

Harwich, England June 1.-THE
Royal Harwich Yacht club regatta
took place today The Satinita, and
the Britannia competed, the latter win
ming on time allowance
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A Constant Guard.

indianapolis, Ind, June n.-GovernoD
Matthews ordered four companies home
from Sullivan county this afternoon.
There will be eight companies on guard
there until the condition changes.
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CASE m THE TREASURY.

Washington, June 1.-THE cash balance
in the treasury today is S116,8lS,621, of
which SIS, 375, 525 is gold reserve. This
amount will be further reduced by $1,000
O00 engaged at New York today for ship
ment tomorrow. leaving the true amount
of the reserve So, S75, 526.
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WANT A DUTY ON wooI,

San Francisco, June 1.-THE following
telegram was sent to the Populist sena-
tors at Washington:
Vote for duty on wool and save our
fiocks from destruction
JACOB ROSENBURG
president California Wool Growers AS
ISOLATION"
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN

wHEAT-Quiet; demand poor h bs,5 -,
offer freely; No. 1 California, As 7l5d@5s
"a; red western winter, As 4l5dd4s sd,
= CORN-Denand moderate; new lnixed
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Gold digging is about to be resumed
on the Scotch estate of the duke of
Sutherland. The gold fields lie on the
banks of the river Helmsdale, and dur
ing the lifetime of the late duke two
summers digging resulted in the dis
eovery OF gold worth about SIS, O0O The
late duke, by some caprice or other
suddenly put stop to the enterprise
which is now to be resumed by his
SUCCESSOR.
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MEET HER FATE.

Little Ethel-Your sister is engaged, isn't
she? Playmate-Who says SO? Nobody. .
'',rhen how do you lSnow?'' when i ne
letter carrier rings she goes to the door
herself. Good News.
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San Francisco, June 1L-Drafts, sight,
10: Geographic 121a. Silver bars, 625s0
62%: Mexican dollars. 51651R.
1osA.
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

Omaha, June IL.
HoGS-Receipts, 1000 The local demand
was pretty good and prices ruled strong
to cents higher at 45064.70, and bulk,
4.55d5.00 above the range of Saturday of
425d4. 80, and bulk, 450d455.
CATTLE-Receipts, $780, Handy beef
sold fairly steady and all others slow to
5GI10 cents lower, according to quality and
weight. Cows and heifers ruled about
steady.
SHEEP-Receipts, 300; quotations I'M
changed. Natives, 3.25G450; westerns, 800
@l4.S5; stockers, 2.5013.25; lambs, 3.509i75.
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BT7LLIoN IN THE BANK.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

The amount of bullion gone into the
Bank of England on balance today, f234,
mn
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The effort made by the admirers of the
poet Heine, IN Germany, TO erect a now
ment in his honor continue to meettB " IN
failure. subscriptions do not come in. aud
permit the erection OF the rnon11no5or ~
New York's Germans. however. 80. sS',1 8
promise of erecting a monument that iii
do poet and fatherland honor.
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'STONEgELb WINS THE
ALL BREB SBB STAKES.
Spectators Treated to a Most
Stirring Finish.
DUMP FOR THE TALENT
AT ST. LOUIS TRACK
A SOLITARY FAvoRITE WINS AT
CINCINNATI.

Ducan O. Ross Defeated By Ernest
Roeber, the Champion Wrestler
of the WOrld-Brittania Wins the
Royal Haryvich Club Regatta, and
the Luna is First in the Castle
Yacht Club Races-Other Sports.
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cRIcAGo GENERAL MARKEr.

Chicago, June l1.-After a weak opening.
due to the bearish government reports.
wheat today did some long distance fiuc,
tuating and closed one-hal cent higher.
on generally bullish news OF the dav,
There was heavy trade in wheat within
3lHlx cents range. The opening was
weak at %GN cents under Saturday 5
close, but gradually advanced &c. de-
clined 12c., rallied sc, declined &c.
changed some, ruled Steady and closed
near the top. The lower opening was at
tributed to the government report, which
made the condition of winter wheat ST.
against 81.4 last month, and the area at
80 per cens> Both the condition and the
area were higher than expected. The
spring wheat condition was reported a
So and total crop Of spring estimated at
4lO.O00,09e bushels. The feature was the
heavy 0uning by local professionals and
the larger commission houses who sold
freely Saturday Room traders sold freely
at the start, but finding an urgent demand
hastened TO cover their early sales. The
stronger tone was due to the liberal de-
crease passage, decrease in the Visible
strong continental cables and dry weather
reports from the northwest which were
Corn was active, with 13sHlA cents
range Selling ct the start caused an early
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Thrcntcning at AInbaun

Birmingham, Ala, June 11-During
last night three bridges in the mining
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WHEAT NO. a.
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NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
New YorIr Luna II

HOPS-Easy: state common to choice
SQ16; Pacific coast, uql7.
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CASH INDICATIONS were as follows:
Ariel
SAN FRANCIsCo-GENERAL.

On the produce exchange today the but
firm, unchanged. 9N'