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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-08

a farmer, named Walton put1 be-
wu.'-,o.ga. stole pair Of infant. fu.as
from the store Of Aucrrncl Et"'. yH.
t.uny afternoon, aud whs af ..,I .y
Oi'lCur 'rIg us, viii tue ii.Uriy 100
his avstco { pocket hcWN ImmaIi.
atriy taken g. the city jan ni hta boo
the afternoon deposited 5lN .Hf bi-
Appearance this m0fning ut II.'g.uE.
Hr Jailed 90 answer 10 hir name tuia
morning, however, and justice smith
DECLARED the deposit iOfiritn# INu
defendant, IL h claimed By hIs Idcugs.
BE- % kleptDmuninc.
HsDer Snynrr and jane Madison,
Defendants, Thomas o. P0u.UY uuu
Heller J. -oarle, wilucsspH avn UWu, .
OF the pdsutc. Ia answer 90 questions
stated that the pasture was coveted
with snow, hut the feed wac a..vu 30.
The En0is were covered win grass,
alfo that tue h0fsts were very iu1r
when they came % himi aui tIal was
Tie reason they died.
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High Honors for a Utah Boy.

Al esteemed friend writing from
Ann Arbor, tho seat Of tho great
Michigan university, records n high
honor recently paid TO n musical sou Of
Utah now pursuing his studies nj that
institution. lie says;
cone Of the professors In the school
OF music was tRkeu M aud was last
week confined TO hia room. The al.
rector " tho school anu the ohici pro-
igss0f " the plano department called
upon our associate, JohuJ Mcclellan,
% faySon, Utah, anu engaged MIN 10
iill tue place OF lnu M professor I'll all
was well again. Mr.. Mcclellan no.
ggpitl nnd taught all the lessons OF
THIS teacher several days. Director
Stanley anu Prof SEMINAL, tne rmi-
uent German pianist both compIi.
montod him ON mis- teaching aud tho
iIfmur, wondering how much he had
taught bBiUfc, WAS surprised AMI
pleased 10 learn that the lessons MIR.
Mcclellan had given might be counted
uu the nngofs VI Two hands. There are
l70 pupils m this school aud II was out
OF tnis number that Umh's representa-.
tive was chosen.
"rhu great a minor concerto iOr
piano, by Schumau, Ia the work 0cuu.
lying Mr.. McClellau'a attention now.
10 lss sixty pages long and requires one
h1ur for It's Performance. ho Is also
composing great deal-songs, hymns,
plano pieces, etc"
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and IS, lown.hIp 30 .onLh. rapge I

and Is, township 80 south, range Z
west.
No. 9i0, to Lswis w. Jones. of Sewer
county, tor 80 acres in section n town.
shlp 70 south, range west.
No. 946, TO Jo,eph CUssleit, of Iron
county tor 100 acres IN section 20,
township 800 south, range west.
No. S2J, 10 George COndie, Of Iron
county, Tor 80 acres In section 81 town.
ship 80 south, range II west.
No. 30, 90 Fernando Erickson, OF
SEWER county. Tor ~ acres Ia section
~ lOwnship.5 south, range o west
NJ. S-I, 10 sarah H.. Haight, OF lion
county tor so acres IN section -, town
shtp 80 s1uihi 20 N wts.
No. 02l, 10 r. a. lSillpack, OF Emery
county, Tor 80 acres in section 10, town.
SNIP - south, range Z east
No. OlO, 10 john Kay, OF Juab
county Tor 100 acrUa in section II,
township II south, range I east.
No. O23, TO Henry IL. Mcdonnell, OF
Iron county, tor B3.72 acres IN arcu3n
4 town.hip 30 south, range II west
No. 8ls. 20 George II. Penfcr,Oi itich
county, Tor 50 acres in section - town
shlp / morrill, range east.
NO. bali 10 william itlchsi OF Na'hc
county, Tor 80 acres IN section lO,tUWu.
ship II north, range ! west.
James Bruce, Of kAysvlllu, Davis
county, has llcd an application in the
local laud Office Ter n homestead opify
OF 100 acres la section is, township o
NORTH, range east.
Kate l.. Cnambers, OF Eden, has
filed an application for desert entry
OF eighty ncres 10 sec,iJu IS, township
north, range ! east.
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Ilsr Nluars MASS MEEFlNG.
n..olu,ion, Adopted aud Changes Mad,
on the Committee.

nh. mass meeting Of workingmen
..id At the walker Pavilion last evon'
iag was largely attended. Ii. c.
rs,,sr. Chairman OF the biboring
,sn., a,,ociatlon called the meeting to
a-ierapi stated that the purpose Of
al. meeting was 70 consider some i'm
n,,tsnt resolutions, which would be
nr..ented during the session. He then
.,one in favor Of Salt Lake work being
-,ven to salt Lake workmon, aud was
IN lavor Of throwing party ahiliauons
to the Wind. ,..,.. 1850 ,,t
6iiied hy the meeting;
u..,lvcd. That the workingmon Of
g.fifalo. iu mass meeting assembledt
tg-.bg return to tho Legislative Assom-
|t III his Territory their sincere thanks
.5r tbo law authorizing tho several couh-
rs4io lovy special taxes w Alu gu huu TOT
,lc promotion Of public Improvements
Alto the iollowingi
u.sslyod. That wo earnestly petition
ana Lorislaiivo Assembly TO accept the
f0e5niuioudatiOn " tho Governor to ap.
r,gnrIate the sum OF si2o, 900 for the cfoe-
h.1 of "a wing Of the capitol building,
..Hi appropriaiion 10 become Immediate
d. available.
On motion VI John Robinsou, Hugh
V.fssu was removed from the work
I8gmen's committee appointed " AT
faupe the registration Of labofufs.
ND. Corsor offered the following;
,,t.,..s. The three registration Offices
,5.yg Upafatrd iu this city, that " 90 SAY,
.ps lv Herman Hamburger, ono by the
r.rf.r.i Central Noilcf committee aud
ana by tlo f.aboring Mons association,
.IIii 90 confusion, many parties 10
tFr.r auxloty 20 procure work. hANlnE
registered ~ all tnuso places.
Vs.olvrd. That Ia tue opinion OF thls
mas tuDatlng, these three agencies should
Gs consolidated aud operated as ono
R~5lyci, That the agency established
bytlp Lablting Mon'd association able,
Willing aud competent 10 aiicndto hll thls
Iu,.uoss. and we recommend that thiH
duiy 10 placed Ia their hands.
MI. Corset J.. B. Rawlings aud 9.
W.. Etoio spoke la favor OF tue fesolu.
uou aud John Stubbs Ia opposition.
Chairman Carter ttateu that Mt.
Bamuufgcr had expressed himself as
willing 10 turn thu matter over, and
tlr f,sllutlon was Unanimously aJ0pt.
cd.
IL was moved and seconded by per.
f5ua Boz tho audience that MI. Htubha
U. removed from the committee, tut
that gentleman stated that lac would
ftsIgu.
W. ID. Corsef was chosen 10 on the
fuHIt1u rcruuind hy Hugh Watson
aud q. W. Reese that OF Mr. Stubs,
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Land Office Items.

The following entIlea have been fled
IN thelRud office.
james Bruce, Of llaysvllle, Davis
county, homestead entry No. lO,ss0,
Zoe 1850 10 acres In section IS, township
NORTH, range east.
Katie l.. Chambers, OF Eden, Weber
county, filed desert ontry No. o 0Oa for
aD acfes Ia the southwest quarter OF
east
lho following desert entry patents
nave been received from the goneral
anu ouioo ~ Washington:
No. 52l, 10 Heber J.. Slowell, of
Emery county, for 100 acres In the
notluMe't quarter VI section 81, town
EMP 10 r1utu, rage 10 east
N9' B4l, 10 Robert B. WilkiusDp. II
ny Ellrr county, Tor 39O acres In
west. '""N'
No. GA, to Alma +. Bahm,n. Of
sewer county, ior 100 acres Ia ssetiops
west, '~Ne'
No. s2l, to Thomas J. Jones. OF Iron
county, for go acres IN sections Z, SIT
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Ilnlln Dllch Mnrk.

Al. Crook Is la the city from Pay
cite, Gays tho Boise StatCsmaH. lie
,ays WofE on the new ditch 90 be- built
uy himself AMI about twenty five other
payultu valley farmers viii be- COM
muncoI 90 soon as the weather mldUI-
atss. Surveyors are now in the field.
The estimated cost VI the ditch IL
$4,000
tuo ditch viii DO taken out on the
south eide VI the river near Fais's
tltfp, and will be thirteen miles long.
Nj Crook says ho Intended 10 buiii
the dilch himself, but other tanners
dcsIfud b become interested and II was
nualiy decided to build II on tue co.
glefAllvo nIan.
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A Happy Wedding.

Yesterday Mr.. Hober IL. Berro,t
aud Mlsn Ella Il. Walker, OF Union,
this county. were united In marriage,
the ceremony being performed In the
Temple In this city, aud last evening
their friends, 10 the number OF over 200,
assembled In the Union Coop. hall
ANA rendered them q reception. The
evening was spent In dancing ana Il
concert; bevy Of young ladies' served
lhu entire company with refreshments.
inc young couple received many
hearty good Wishes for their future
happiness and prosperity, hesideB mum
trgua substantial tokens VI esteem.
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Notes and Personals
The IRE department b. having very
quiet Time of 10 Of late, lu. suu they
are kept IN trim and always really
when called.
W. l.. pugmirc was before lHe clIft
yesterday aud Withdrew hIs I.gau not
guilty and asked for Ju'guJut t1 De-
passed. The court, alter tbiug into
consideration that Mr. Pugmlrr had
spent seven months already lu ptIsau,
sentenced him 10 ak hours luther cJu.
huomunt boz the Utah peniieuuafy
There were fourteen case scf yta'rr.
day ilr next week IN the Fourth dls.
tfict court.
The jury Ia the case OF Henry
Carter returned "a verde. of .uIIy.
Tho case against Mrs. IIpHu, Who
was alleged 20 have committed
adultery with one Henry Cater Was
diamissuI upon motion ui Assistant
Pfofcsutiug Attorney Mnginuls.
Yesterday the Ogie, mUIug com.
pauy distributed a quantity % lgur 10
tho needy poor
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In the European Mission.

NN'.'H 'ff W
ARRvAIs.-Ghe following mission
aries arrived In Liverpool from Utah,
Der Cuuari steamer Umbrii, Saturday
February II, 1894 Joseph $. Mousiey,
of Bluff Dale, Salt Lake county; Geo,
A. Finlaysun, Payson, Utah county
Geo. SCOTT ami Alma johnson, Manu,
sanpete county; Henry @. Baddley
ans Wm. Taylor Salt Lake City John
w. Ford, Ceniegyille, Davis county,
WIN. @. Maurll, Spanish Fork, U'ah
county, and John a. CLARK, Farming
ton, Davis county, They were all Tor
the British mission except tue last
named, who Is appointed to labor IN
Turkey. with the missionaries arrived
alto Hon. EfAnk j. Cannon VINO IN
tends spending d Tow weeks Ia Europe
on business. ,-, 90
Muusley has been appolulel 10 iao'I
a. travelling Elder In mo birmingham
conference. .tr..
lGldrrs Geo. A. Fiulaysou and Goo
Scott have been appointed 20 Iauoi a'
travelling Eldera IN the -eotli'h oOuiei'
encu. ...
Elder Alma Johnson has hgen lI-
pointsd to ,bor 90 travelling EileF lh
the Nottingham conference ,-t....
Elder Henry G. BlldIey mas u' I'l
appointed 10 labor us travelling L''''
In the Sheffield conference
Elder J1hn ". Ford lAa been Hl'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-08
Street Car Combination Ilnri.

Moroni wngsian, a conductor ON car
20 Of the Salt Lake CITY Railway com.
pany, met with painful accident ut
the intersection Of South and Wgit
Temple streets about O'Clock last
night. lie was leaning back On the
roar platform OF the cnt uuuravoJiny 10
readlu tue trolley which had slipped
from the feed wire, when he Lost his
balance, turned completely overetruck
On ais back aud received a severe
shaking up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-08

a treat h. In store Tor the Amusement
loving putlic. On next Monday even.
Ing grand concert Will b5 given 80
tho Thatcher opera house by n. G..
Enston and members Uf the Stephens
Opvfa company, Mesdamus E.rhOmai-
Edward ana BrtslH uenu.A lison, ~ 4
Mussrs. George ID. Py, Ur anu HUnc.
.. Ensigu IT,, will slug under the de
Ieotlon % Prot Evan stephens. pruL
II. w. Merrill h nCclmpaniSt. The iull
opera house Orchestra, together with
CHARLES M, Harlls, vi0hnist, and
Herman Pathe, pianist, will furuish
instrumental music.
The LeOa Lane company has com.
pleied Ia four nighis' run here.
Although email, the company u very
good one. Tue performance on Monday
evening concluded with sensational
Incident The fair Leora aud her
leading man and business manager, &.
&. shOwuitcr, were united IA the bonds
Of matfimOuy on the stage by the
Rev. Hayden, Of tho Presbyterian
church.
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Notes

Judged from lhcs'auIpoint Of Logan
people, the leading uIuHllDra who are
now advocating the Immediate union
Of the University % Utah ana the
Agricultural College ai Logan are
doing wise thing, Logan has every
necessary facility and Is the most suit.
ablo location.
Mr.Nephi Marlurau bias been suffer.
Ing from severe attack OF la grippe,
but Ia rapidly rsC1yrf.ur.
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Another Veto Rnmor

a member Of the CITY Council CON.
miltee on finance stated this afternoon
that from what he bad learned he was
Of the opinion that the Mayor WIS
going 10 veto the hlg appreciation
passed. at the ri.-'ing - the city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-08

a team ran away .fm Providence
On Monday evening ami ended its mad
career m Logan, nv collision with "a
toleghone pole. While uu route II ran
against sleigh upon which was u hay
rack, which, win Co. occupants, was
tipped over Beyond thl1Rnd br1kcn
sleigh tongue, no damage was DONE
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Dan ConghIln MOI GnIIIy

Al 4 O'Clock the wires brought the
news from Chicago that Ia tho famous
COughlln trial, Tor the murder Of Dr.
Cronin, tue Jury had lust returned
with verdict Of not guilty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-08
THE BULLlON.BECK.
Annual Election OF Onlcers Held this
Afternoon. Reading Of Report,


The meeting OF the Bullion.Beclg
Mining company which was to have
been held several days ago Dr the
annual election OF officers aud hearing
OF reports, but which adjourned until
day,convenod nj . o'dJck this after.
noon.
The frs, hour wls devoted to tho
reading Of the annual reports, after
which there was u brief recess taken
before the election Of on iors was pro.
ceedod with.
The election, according to Que OF the
officials who emerged from tue room
at 40, the last minute before the
NEWS went % pfois, resulted rs FOL.
lOWt;
Philu II. Farnsworlh, president; John
Beck, Vice presi oni; q. 3, burton,
lioasuref; Wultpf j. Btnliy, secretary.
Directors, T.. Farnswurlh, John
Beck, q. 3. Burlu.., George q Cannon,
Sim on Blmbersur j, A, Cunningham
and H.. y. Young.
All VI the AtuUk amounting 10 IS. sol
shares was represented ana AL vas
yO,oi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-08

Blfhop b. NJ. Ltwif, OF the Fire,
ward, who has been serving "a sentence
In tho pruiirutary Tor unlawful
cohablta,i0n, was warmly welcomed
home 10y his friends mud nvighb1fs On
bis return a few dHys uuuc. lie 10 look
Ing and feeling VOL, ami has no iaul
b ilud with the treatment received
during his Incarceration,
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Died this Moruing.

The wife Of Henry Heath dicl lhh
morning at the ~. Mafy'- hasp.m.
The remains were placed in ch1r.u ui
N...i.. strw,e & sons, urdrriHNUH.
Notice Of the iuncral VIII %. gwen
hu.rtIttr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-08

a couple VI men were ih's otter.
noon icrn to lnss the Nh"- .l'cc
with the carcasses Of Two Nojuf m1uu.
tain lions, evidently kilIri Iu tug
vicinity OF city Greek canyon.
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Fishleigh Brought Here.

Police Captain Donovan returned to
this city from Omaha this afternoon,
bringing with him Fshloigh, the
young attorney, charged with sWind-
ling
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-08

Omaha, Sioux CITY 0r 49, Joseph
and uuly $50 90 round tfip. So Louis
one WY $500, Chicago sIl 300 All
rates via RIO Gnudy Western Railway.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-08

fathers on Tuesdar hlsnl l quo
let has ou 10 amounts nbh''h-'''h %
sum upwards Of sl4hVuu'
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Salt Lake Temple.

The Salt Lake Temple will be closed
during tue week ending April 7th, and
reopen on Monday, April 9th, 1885,.
LoBENz) Snow,
PresideJt
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LOGAN.


LooAN, urAn MAacus. is5L
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-26
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO

Chicago. Sept. - tspeciaD.Wheat to-day made new
low record bu, made In the last fifteen minutes Of the
session For three hours prices steady within
a Of 2. The market opened at tn. put
price; but puts prevented further decline long
time. The deciding circumstance seemed the In
crease In the worlds visible 2267OO bushels which
90 90 bushels larger than the increase for the pond
Ing week last Cables lower receipts In the
Noithwc wee almost double last ear o6s cnrs agans
'tt. Liverpool cabl.i that Argentine Offering Its new
crup wheat 10 arrive early year, extremely low
prizes The only bull announcement the clearances
almost GoOU bushels December wheat opened at 54i,
sold between b4f. and 5+t and closed 5th No
cash business was reported here charters
Com was steady for while. the light estimate for
wednesday. 10000 bushels but there cash de.
chtrters were spcr'td II vas said tina, Russia had
ported over oCoo bushels corn In week May opened
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-26

do No 10 No l. 5oa65c do shipping. 45d5oc Do trash
mixed. i5aJ5c. do clover. ''HfD ''e
straw long IOI55e: do short. 35Gi0c: oat straw 'VS
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES-lrish potatoes ha'e
fairly well sustained in price. hut jersey anu 80,
stock is now rather plenty and moving slowly sweet
potatoes have declined under liberal receipts WIT
onions have stened a little hut reds are barely stei.S
and yellow are dull and wcaH Cauliiowe:s plenty anu
cheap quality choice and few sales above Slm
81 10 Cathaees very weak. We quote; Potatoes; .ri
10 Virginia 81 .jdsI 81 Onions. small white sins3 %
large white s3NSi do Eastern. red ana yellow 81 ~
s.. 10 Orange County 81 5Oqtl 49, caulhower slnsi'
Russia turnps 50N SOC; squash Hubbard 81 -pfi 'o a."
Marrow 75c: cabbages per 100, 81 oOHSi green ce.i
tocGsl 90 cucumbers 75cIs lima beans. per nag ''cy
81 30 tomatoes per box 25doc celery fat punches per
dozen. per dozen stalks. lOD Zoe ,,, - -,
&c: do spanish shecd. No l. 5N3'.c: Do no 90
d. virginia shelled No l. 3i2c; do No = 2c honey.
white clover per - 1111Ic: DO buckwhea "a llc' 90
state extracted sac: beeswax. per d. 2tn2'sc ginseng
a. - cioannees and size q root s. 2jaS3 ~ per 10 go
MILK AND CEEAM--The daily average receipts OF mix
and near the city week have been as follows Ell
800 cans Of milk. - OF condensed mix ana LOO
cans cream Susquenanna. lisi cans ~ MIX ems
~ condensed milk and 80 Of cream: IacaaWanha
$50 cans milk. ard 81 cans OF cream New-lofk Zen
trail and Harlem. lSc. cans Of mix - cans OF con
en Ei5 cans of mix NewHaven AMI Hartford ~ cans
of mix; and Western. $500 cans OF mix ana l'
cansk. West Shore. DDS OF MIX ~ cans OF
condensed milk and 20 OF cream New-Jcrsey central
800 cans milk and Of cream; and 10y miscei.
lane us short routes Of milk and 30 cans OF
milk 2o4 cans % condensed milk and 81 OF cream
The MIX Exchange price remains at y. cents quart net
shipper The price paid FOR the surplus on
the platforms has been 81 60 4 Of forty quarts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-26

Market closed steady TO points net dec.ne com
pared with Yesterdays closing prices IidN ,co 80,
ices September and October GO Total safes t"'"'
bales. New York spo, sales o.iay ant Las, ns,; a.
bales. Total So bales. spot market qust: ,1diiG
uplands GIG. miidl!ng Gulf BIG whi'n IS VI, -"
lowe: compared with yesterday c;"sths
net receipts 4G7 bales: gross. rs bales tontncn,;
bales Great Britain $40 ba;es iofW.rCe' 80
bales 80 bales. spinners. I32 ba.es soc ~ 10
bales Total net port receipts to-day. - !4G bales mus
far this week log 49, bales Exports to-day Great liI
ain 10 G73 bales. France. 1.s26 bales, Continc ~
bales Thus far this week Great lliiiain -'"H ba..
France IL 4O5 bales Continent 1880 bales stock '--
10 bales: speculation and export 800 laes' Amer
can 5000 bales: middlng uplands. 49, fuI!,s
opened steady partially l-6ii advance cosci very
steady nights prices. Sopenhe', 1900 20
ciober, 33Ds. Ocot ar NOV enh'r, -, en-
Der December 3@9N230 Dccember-January &nH1J Jan
uary February 332s: February March. 333G%} March
April 335a33G April-May. BIB; MayJGne. 5f', Man
chesier-Yarns irregular: cloths in small demand
COTFEE-The early market cased IT ana HIec 'ul ana
unchanged final figures stu down ana prices nam
tanned hy purchases Tor hano &C. i.t
Iavre was Val lower for oil months except sep
October 80 % Noverhe- -: December. So January
81 February -. sales. 2IorD bags Rio cah. hiin
prices nominal >. lowe ~ ~. receipts for t"'
days bags; cleared for United stats l"" STOCK
average quocd u liGiO reis receipts ior ,w" day.
"a OD bass: santos stock. $4,000 cleared from santos
STEAMSHIP, irlerai Prince. with 100 bags Hamburg
market steady .Hl4 pfenn,ng decline. ."pi enprI'
III pfennins: October 737j November. 1l2j. ecem-
Ser So January Doane estimates the present stock
santos receipt Oc:pher 10 go bags daily average
Contracts closed steady. september unchanged. other
months 10 10 ID lower Sales 1900 bags as fol-
lows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-26
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Sept dull o un Snd ssp;ember 49,
@sc October 33iaq53ic Deeember GgI i,,n Wheat heat
Go.c asked steamer No red 50isc bid mining W., oo
BY sample Sic stock 1923 bbsi sai hc 'o YEAR
bhls corn dull mixed. spot and Septeihper 90
5esc asked southern white G2S 49, y,o VEN s.
a5ic mixed d. 3$gSSl;c stock 70; htsS Nay
steady good to choice timothy i2gsc OCEAN as
du,l unchanged Butter firm: fancy creamery, .yl-
foncv iads i7asc packed. i2ai5c Eggs hFm a'
lTGi1iac. Others unchanged $3.50.
p,.,on Sept 25-Four quiet. Corn naiet oats CUE;
shorts steady Provisions firm Butter irm o hst
crnamerv 2lisl25c: Western 23T2ic ,beese nrrh "eS
Northern i0i.GiiOiac; Western. 90i0c. EsGs hrm
Bural, Sept 25-sprng whea; very dull closing 30
hard cid Gli.c: No Northern old olsc spot rev I'D
hard spot G2sc: No Northern do vi &c new -. ~
t. 6is.c: No Northern DO co.,. Winter wh' .r
good demand firm: sales. rars 10 RED .oc' ., 49,,
mixed 5jc. No extra rcd SOC car No " Gnrn
No on track. 1900 bush No red In store 'nc, y
dull in store track quiet; closing. No yellow o5c ~
crrn 55.c store; sales track. cars No Ni. "" "o2e
. SO. oats easter, demand tal stl''
car Clipped white 3-iac II cars ~ white sag,
cars do 3isc: 3 No white :S3@'c. . cars ~
lived &c track. Bailey In good denlahh a. guf
lions No | Western Gac. No .. jI5fJsc sa npe oIu1y
no "orincs OF Canada rye dull; No . 5Osc flour uI
essy unchanged NH feed dull. weak; unchansse ).
canal frsichts easy wheat. otc corn, &C. oats -
harley. 2ssc to New-York.
Chicago. Sept 23.-The leading futures ranged as fo'-