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The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-05-23

premises thereby conveyed are
now or may hereafter become en-
Tilted. or which now are or may here
after be used on said premises, how
ever, the same may be evidenced, and
together with all shares of stock or
shares nof water, in any ditch or
irriga ion company, which in any man.
ner entitle the said parties of the first
part to water for irrigation or do
nestle purposes upon said premises.
which said Deed of Trust was after
wards duly filed for record IN the office
of the County Recorder of Utah County
Utah Territory, On the Fourth day of
May 1893 and thereafter duly recorded
in Book "17'' of Mortgages at page 537
of said records in said county.
WHEREAS, 1t is provided in said Trust
Deed that In case of default on the
payment of said notes or any part there
of, or the interest thereon according to
the terms thereof, or in case of the
breach of any of the agreements or
covenants therein mentioned, and
WHEREAS, 1t is further provided in
said Trust Deed, that in case of de-
fault in the payment of any one of the
installments of principal or interest OF
said notes or in case the first parties
therein should fail to preserve, protect
and project all water rights thereby
conveyed or to paw before the same
shall become delinquent, all taxes or
assessments that may become charge
able within the said territory of Utah,
against said premises or any part there
OF, and to pay when due all assess
ments on the ditch or water rights or
shares of stock thereby or otherwise
conveyed to secure the said notes, and
in case Of failure so to pay such sum or
sums CT so to pay said taxes or assess
ments, the said Trustee or his success
sCrs may pay such taxes or assessments
and the sum or sums of money which
may be paid by said Trussee in any
case specified with interest from time
| of such payment at twelve per cent.
per annum shall be Immediately due
and payable, and shall become so much
additional Indebtedness secured by said
Trust Deed; that then and in either or
anv such cases the whole sum of said
prOmissory notes thereby secured and
/ interest thereon as agreed, shall at the
| option Of the legal holder of said notes,
OF any one OF them, become Immedl-
ately due and payable without notice
/ and such holder may proceed to collect
the same under said Trust Deed or
otherwise as they may elect, or in any
case SIS above provided, the SAID trustee
S authorized and empowered to enter
upon, pc sess. hold and enjoy the above
premises, and either with or without
such entry, to sell and dispose of the
said premises, and all water or irriga-
tion rights aforesaid, or shares Of stock
in any ditch or irrigation company land
all the right, title and benefit and
equity of redemption of the first parties
therein at public auction, al the front
door of the county courthouse where
the said premises are situated, or on SAID
premises or any part thereof, as may
! be specified Ia the notice Of such sale
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Effective April 90, 1894.

Train No. 2 leaves Ogden 200 a. N.
Salt Lake 5:05 q. N. Arrive at Pueblo
6 80 a. m. Colorado Springs 7:5l a. m.
Denver 1920 a. m.
Train No. leaves Ogden 7:20 a. m.
Salt Lake 1925 o. m. Arrive at Pueblo
6 :25 D. m Colorado Springs 500 p. m.
Denver 1890 p. m,
Connections made at Pueblo, Colo
RADIO Springs and Denver with all lines
east, Elegant day Coaches, chair cars
and Pullman sleepers on all trains.
Take the D. & r. g. and have COM
Portable train and enjoy the finest seem
ery on the continent.
| A. s. HUGHES. Traffic Manager, Denver, Col,
| B. r. NEVINs, G. A. So W. Second SOUTH
3. x, HOOPER g. P,.k T. A. DaaVsF' Gai,
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Office OF TRUSTEES SALE.

tEREAs, Dennis Sullivan and
MARI aret sullivan, his wife, on the
25th hay of April 1898, made, exc cuted
and delivered to the Middlesex Bank
ing company, a corporation organized
and bxistlng under and by virtue of
the laws OF Connecticut and doing bus
inesA in Utah county, Utah territory,
their certain promissory note IN writ
ing df that date for the principal sum
of $IL Loo. due and payable on the first
day Of May. A. d. 1898 with interest
THEREON at the rate Of six per cent. per
annhm from the date thereof until
maturity, payable semi-annuallY as
follows: Forty-nine and 60-l00 dollars
PAYABLE on the first day of November
1898 and forty-eight dollars on the first
day of each succeeding May and No
vember thereafter, the principal OF said
note, after maturity, and all interest
not paid when due to bear interest at
she gate of twelve per cent. per annum
fron Rtime due Till paid, the prlncl
pal Interest being payable at the
Office said. The MiddleseX Banking
conn in Middletown, Connecticut
Also eertain other promissory note
for tie sum Of S32l.05 of even date With
said principal note payable in INSTALL
ments as follows: ThiTty-three and
O5-lq9 dollars on November first 1893,
and Ehirty-two dollars on the first day
Of ca lch succeeding May and Noyem
Der thereafter, until the full sum of
1921 p5 has been fully paid, the last in
stdlllnent being due on the first day of
han N
interest at the rate Of twelve per cent.
per annum after maturity until paid,
and both Of said notes being payable at
the office of said, The MlddieseX Bank
ing company, at Middletown, Connect
icUh And +.
WHEREAS, 1t is provided in said
nol 5, that if default should be made
In u e payment of any one of the In
stalments of interest or principal as
aboie set forth, then the said prin-
cip4 sums, with all arrearages of inter
estJ Jhould at the election of the holder
theIeOf become at once due ond paya-
blet such election TO be made at any
TIME after default, AMI without notice.
That to secure the payment to said
The MidGlesex Banking company, OF
SdlQ uBIth duu lDbbItSb dS bpcCluSu
therein, the said Dennis Sullivan and
Margaret Sullivan, his wife, on said
25th day of April A. d. 1898 made, ex-
ecuted and delivered to William III.
Dale, trustee for said, The MIddleseX
Banking company certain Deed OF
Trust, conveying tn hlm N trust for
said company the following described
real estate, situated in Utah county.
Utah territory, to-wit:
The southeast quarter ~ of section
twelve l2l. township eight Isl south Of
range one Cd east. SAT- Lake meridian,
together with all the rights of the use
of the water for irrigatlng said prem
Uses, and for domestic use thereon IL
which the parties of the first part in
said Deed of Trust or the
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Pasture to Let.
Ihave some pasture to let for horses
OF cows, apply to me.
7. =. R. JOHNSON.
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Houses for Rent.

Apply to Evan Wride, corner G and
seventh streets, Provo.
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FREE SPRAY PUMP

Co person in each place. We it. II you mean
business and will take agency send 80 cents. We viii
send a Complete Double Action Spray Pump and
ROzzieA that will do the work OF Spray You deduct
cost of sample from order for SCR more Giro
uars free sPEIRs, Box 100, North KindhAa, HEisss
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LEAVE PROVO FOR EAST AND SOUTH,
No. 2. For Grand Junction and
points East. .......-... 9.25 q. m
No. 4. For Grand Junction and
points East. ............ 935 pm
No. 8. For springvilIe Thistle, San
pete and Sewer &C.. 500. 3.55 D. m
No. 8. For Springville, Spanish
Fork, Payson and Eureka. $40 D. N
LEAVE PROVO FOR WEST.
No. l. For Salt Lake, OgdeuAm.Fork
Lehi and the West ......: 11.55 a. m
No, 3. For Salt Lake, Ogden, Ameri-
can Fork and Lehi and the
west ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10.17 p. N
No. 8. For American Fork, Lehi, and
Salt Lake, 4.15p. N
ARRIVE Salt ut L sso1G Eao1 = 81 $50 e n
SOUTH.
No. !. From Denver, Grand Junction
and points East ........... 11.55 "a
No, 9, From Denver. Grand Junction
and points East -. 1OI7p.m
No. romSpring vile, Thistle San
= peteand Sewer. Ais p. N
No. From Springville, Spanish FIX
Payson and Eureka. a.. 8.25s.m
ARRIVE AT PROVO FROM WEST.
No. 2. From California, Ogden, Salt
Lake, Lehi and Am. Fork. 9.26 q. N
No. 4, From California, Ogden, and
Salt Lake. .:......:......: 9.85p.m
No. 8, From Salt Lake, Lehi and
American Fork .....-.... 3.55p. N
No. s. From Salt Lake, Lehi and
American Fork .......... 6.20p N
The only line to ogden and Denver without
change, Free reclining chair cars on through
trains. Through Sleeping cars to Denver,
Kansas city, Chicago and san Francisco. Ele-
CANT equipment, safety, speed and comfort,
o. R. Ably, Ticket Agt. Provo
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II UDIUF.
Chas. W. Boyd, attorney for trustee
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Notice of Dissolution of CO-partner-
ship.
Notice is hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween ]. K. PARCEL and VIM. Tidd,
under the firm name of j. K. PARCEL
& Co., is hereby dissolved by mutual
consent. All accounts due said firm
will be collected bv VIM, Tidd, and all
obligations of said firm will he paid by
him. Hereafter the business will be
conducted by VIM. Tidd.
J K. PARCELL,
WIN. rIDD.
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The Volumes of the Bazaar begin with the
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Electric stoch apot.tio-s.
ror, Aug. is.-rho closing quotations of electric
Commercial Compend.

sAruRDl AT, Aug s.-CorroS-Declined 3 points. raj.
lied slightly, and closed dull but steady at q net decline
for the day VI 2T,O0O. Liverpool declined | point
and closed. quiet and steady spot sales 5000 bales at
Port receipts, 452 against / $50 this day last week and
2,l37 last year. Galveston received l2H, all new. New
Orleans 20s, Of which 20 new Savannah 80, Including
8 new, and Houston l,79l, all new, against sol THIS
day last week and 80s last year. Spot cot
Ten here vas quiet and Hnchsnssd; Sales
Louis sold 67b, Norfolk loo. and New orleans 90.
Silver was unchanged In London. Rainfall for "a honrs
ending 6o'clock last night included Lao at Houston,
Ien. and 80 st 0tange. Tex 20 at Macon 80 az
Memphis. 81 at Wanesboro Mobile section,
Al at Thomasyilie fsame %sectionl, 80 at Millen
Savannah section), 81 ct Lafayette .(New orleans,
section), and "a each at lake Charles and Mlnden
Same %sectionl. Fall River, Aug. ID. weavers have
decided by an Overwhelming, maturity vote not TO
Will work two weeks longer. The cOncensus NJ
opinion was. that by that time the large stocks Of
cloth on hand would he disposed OF. The manufacture.
ers say they Will restore wages a. soon as the situation
.To-DAY's FEATURES. The bearish factors were n de.
cline In Liverpool, which was quite unexpected, re.
newed reports that there will be a strike ut New He'd.
ford on Monday, when the cut In wages will go into
enect, generally favorable crop reports, a rIfnor that
silver was easier in London, and more or less long sell.
because Il Is believed that the general tendency OF sii.
yer and East Indian exchange Is upward. that there
will be no strike ut Fall River on Monday. that gen.
eral business will soon revive, and that the condition
o. the crop In Mississippi Is unfayorable. owing to
blight; rust, worms, and shedding. The trading was
covered, owing to some buying by local shortA- The
trading in futures was as follows:
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A TURK ARRESTED,
He IL . Gerry Society Agent. and 10 Ae-
eused OF Assault In a street Car.

Marc Moustaki, a Turk. who Is an agent of
the Gerry society at the Tombs Police Court,
was a prisoner IN the court yesterday. He was
accused OF assaulting Joseph Mulvaney, a
calker. OF 22l Fifth street, in a Fourth ave-
nue. car because Mulyaney did not make room
for him TO sit down.
Bloomfield Brewer, a ststioner at EOS Broad
way. 4. A. Hanson of 1852 Waverley place, and
Andrew Battey of Temple Court accompanied
Mulyaney TO court Is witnesses in his favor.
Mulyaney said that MOustaki, on entering the
car, told him 10 move up In AN offensive manner.
HE tailed Ia comply quickly enough. and
MOustaki seized him by the lapels IT the coat
and pulled him. He demonstrated. and Nous
TAXI pulled out q club and attempted To strike
him. He called a policeman at Mr.. Brewers
re1uest and had MOustaki arrested. In court
bir. Brower seemed far more interested In press
ing the case than Mulyaney. Hs denounced
MOustakis conduct as an outrage, and said that
ne would see Mr.; Gerry himself in regard 70 it.
Moustaki said that Mulyaney called him
names and attempted TO strike him. and that he
drew his club in self-defence. lie was paroled
for examination.
Moustaki was appointed an agent of the Gerry
soClety recently. He Is said TO speak eight
languages.
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Real E.tats Tr.a.I.r..

Hestsr 81. 50; Leo studinski 10 sarah BRADY ASH obO
isthst " Sor let aN, sj5SlOO; Mary l. Kent
Irving place n W cor 18th s.. 2SIs5. 8; James !
Ennis TO Matthew = Ennis 1900. - 1
Lots ies and lsJ; Mary 2 Barker TO James
harkrr, 81 Ntcholas ay, " :. 293.S 5 OF line
parallel to and % "a 1873 81, lTreS: III
ThonISon q al 20 AIlleTton National Bank. 1
lot %, block =, map sees 4 and h; julia
Nolan to I hsrissp { JofsSennseaaS unsi 'an'esA 5000
bridge, JAMES u Patton Ct al 20 George
LSfSsi' sec 4. yysc s.i. Isl IS ara, Land I'm. 00oo
prt Co OJOhn Nilsson ........----..- lOOO
issth q : : cor "a ~, Triangular piot. lrreg:
hlvoF AZ, : e cOr Palisaie AZ. trrFR. Henry "
sackeLt 70 ILLie a Sackrtt. .-..- ......... .,
EEcOEDED HoErCAGEs.
hudson. Frances A, 60 Marie L Jacobson. 3ist
81 n :. 1883 . TIN aN, aud other prop, / yr. 0llOO
Hoffman, Michael 4, 10 John Belser, $50 =,
JorsensOn, charles o.. Ard wife To- scapdina. -'
ylan Building ant Loan Association, I45ih
KybiI, Charles, and wife, 20 ANA q J Has 'O0O
sey. az G~rernNlch 81 aJTs@ ......,.....-, 1000
Nilsson. John. To 2Sd Ward Land lamp Co, los
n %, Il hst z Rates 81 sc % % \ E{'e ci a.. ssh .Ius $50
go & Park az. q months .-.-...... 800
StutlnskL Levi 4, 20 John Hardy and ano.
30 Hester - | - r Ri}Es 1900
chester Az, n s 80 c stebblns AZ, demAnd.... 1000
AssIGSNENTs.
Bart Nathan s. and Sno, tuIs, 10 Elizabeth
JAmlson' Frank y, 60 the Peoples Trist Co. ZOO
Ipe Aorh h1dson Land Co oLoulsE mmerlch
EECoHBED LEASES.
EttLRSes. samuel, 70 Morris solomon. 4h ST
TseS. JSs6s. 10 Charles FEiek. water q ga. N
sfSoto 800
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BOSTON CLOSING Quotations.
LATEST LoSD0S QuoTATIoNs.
SATURDAY, Aug. Is.

SATURDAY, Aug. is.
The dealings IN stocks to-day were on an active
scale and resulted In sharp advances in nearly
the whole list. Following yesterdays market
and that Of the past fortnight It's show OF unin-
terruPted strength was indeed remarkable.
The more conservative opinion Of the street Il
disposed 70 question the stability Of such =
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Rio on the spot waS dull and steady; No. T. 1910
Raw sugar quiet and nrnl; 500 test, NSc.; 90 test
64bc. Refined active and nrn-
NAVAL SToREs-Etrm but duh. Spirits turpentinS
s9Ay.sSOc.; common TO goOd strained rosin, tl.lOS
.IrTEoLEUH-NO salea National. sOIsc. bid OIL City.
eO41c. bid.
Ib5c.i septem0eI Z 9Oc. Pork In better demand and
snIn' aess shos sI2zo- DresSed hoss' osssTstc' pigs,
l6IslSc. Beet butter, 20s23Hc.; do. cheese. ga
go.
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hAIGHT & FREESE,
OFFICES 4-~5-6-5-S-9
NOTICE

NOTICE
me Hebrew shelterng Guardian Society Orphan
Asylum) will pay TO the holders of the following do
scribed Bonds OF the said Society the principal and ac-
crued interest up TO and Including the 2Ist day OF
September, 1894, on delivery OF the same At the once
Of the institution, 18th avenue boulevard. on AAid 2lst
day OF September, 1894, when, As per the terms Of said
Bends, the payment Of all interest subsequent 20 said
2lstd day OF september, 1894, shall cease and terminates
Nos l 10 ~, both numbers inclusive; Nos. 80 20 81.
both numbers inclusive. Nos 40 20 Is, both numbers
inclusive, OF the par value OF 81 10000 each.
Nos. 81 "a 81, both numbers inclusive; NoA 40 to IS,
both numbers Inclusive; Nos 81 Ia 100. both numbeTs
inclusive. OF the par value Of 5000 90 each.
Nos. lOl To 100, both numbers Inclusive, Of the par
value OF eZ3O.OO each.
Nos, col 90 500, both numbars inclusive; Nos. sOs 20
9lb, both numbers Inclusive, OF the par value OF
10000 each.
Dated New York, Aug. 10, 1894.
w. MEYER. NORRIS ~GooDHART.
becreIATy. HreaidHnI
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the receipt. h.ys be-. sSe.44a,soS and the dis

the receipts have been 15e. 4A2, $40 and the dis
bursements SIS, 0f5, $50.
The condition Of the Treasury At the close Of
business to-day compares with that Of last Sat
urday as follows:
Total available assets. .e77eO0i zee tfs0,lb2 $50
Currentliabilities ......... 65s,5I6.2ls eco, 2,isi
Total baiance. .....,,, .siiI425,7II e1ie42OATe
Gold balance. ...,......... b2,A9p. 7Se $500. 182
Currency balance. e6t,e9B.e99 eee,OlO.7i7
Included in today's assets are $40. 334,451 frsc-
tional silver and minor coins and s13,667 ,g35
deposits In national banks. Bonds held to Sc
cure the last item, 14.S26,00O The Treasury
holds $4,7s2,273. national bank notes for re-
demption, against 81 20, 39S last Saturday.
Money in London, u y cent. Rate of dis
count in the open market, for both short and
three months bills, u y cent. Amount of bull
lion gone into the Bank of England on ball
ance to-day, 100000. Paris advices quote 3
y cents at 100 francs 90 centimes. and exchange
on London at 25 francs 20IS centimes.
sale, 5000, 900 University OF the City OF New
York first mortgage 4 per cent. gold bonds.
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Government bonds strong. The SIS closed 3k p
cent. higher bid. Railway bonds strong and
more active than for any Saturday this year.
lists. Chicago and Eastern Illinois general So,
Colorado Midland Is, Kansas Pacific ,consols,
lists, Southern Railway IS, " l.. wabash lists.
Western N; y: and Pepna. Eds: Atchison.
Pacific. Richmond and Terminal. Reading, ST.
Louis and Southwestern, and Texas Pacific
ISSUES The more important net ADVANCES
P P.S EDS lists, a. i, 4, % TO ,5 ai't t3;co Assn i 70 and +
Chicago and Eastern Illinois general 5s, u. to
0sLt; Colorado Midland As, ~, to 25; Denver
Valley IS, u, to eoIs. and IS, 4. to Of: Kansas
Pacific eonsols, 2ts, 20 s5; Sorthern Pacific eds,
and Terminal ss, IL, L; 81. and IS. y. to 5i%;
Reading general As, y. to IS; ed preference in
comes, ]. 20 .til, and Sd preference incomes. q,
Pssias is,s, " I s%ss g. and aadd;;, !. 70 ssssiis; IVA We,
and Pennsylvania EDS, 81 y cent. to 24tS. The
noteworthy declines were In Kansas and Texas
we; ss 7 ls ssH} X, TO 20 $50 ST. and nd k Ia. i H : se seu's to
ISL.
Bar silver in London. ootid.
Money on call. ! y cent. There is practically
= cent. for four months and 3Lud4 y cent.
FOR six months. The market for commercial pa
sirabie bills are larger. Prime endorsed bills re-
ceivable are quoted at 3a3IS v cent. choice sin
Rle-name paper at 4415 D cent, and good at
4lSG5A n cent.
Foreign exchange market quiet at unchanged
quotations. Posted asking rates for sterling,
s4.s7 for long bills and Sass for demand.
Actual rates are: Long bills, ~.s5A:
sight drafts, S4.s8lR, and cable transfers 81. $3.50.
Francs are quoted at s.. 1874 for long and b.l7Ls
for short: reichsmarks, 95lAd954 for long and
~959sG05ts for short; guilders. 4OaI4O 5-i8 for
long and lOSsa4O 7-i6 for short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
2Islt3 cents premium. CharlestOn-Buying, par;
selling, u premium. Savannah-Buying par;
selling. u premium. New Orloans-Bank. par;
commercial, so discount. San Francisco-Sight,
l21s; telegraphic, Is. ST. LOuis-25 cents dis
count. Chicago-4O cents discount.
The weekly statement Of averages Of the
House banks shows:
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Glass Mixed with tks Horses Feed.
Samuel Strauss, alias Levine, 10 years old. OF
ASA Hester street. wa held ~ the Essex Mar
ket Police Court yesterday on a charge OF mix
Ing broken glass with the feed OF a horse be
longing 10 Bernard Click OF l7g East broadway.
He was employed by Click formerly, aud tt Is
supposed that he wanted 70 kill the horse for
revenge because he was discharged.
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Orrau Stsamrrs.

Ocean Stramtrs.
CUNARDLISE TO LIvERPooL VIA QUEENSTOWN
GSmPHnis aug ~ noon Campo. sept 2a, 10. 80 AN.
EmoIa" SEPT ! . 80 A. n. llmbrta Sept. 20, $50
Lucanla rat, sept \, noon Lucania. OCT g. O!30a NJ
E'ruFlaselI 10, 2;50A, n. LEtTuTta... h. oct IS q y III
r, EXTRA SAILING.
hANLA ,n y-,. SEPT. II, 2 p. NJ
ERSoS BROWNS o.Gen1Agt al owiins Green.
IAtsEaatioasi Navigation COmPaRy'. LIasG
FROM fI.f IL, North River, fnlt IN Fl1tDn 3.
Anerieaa Lac for Southamntoa
enoTlest anu most convenient route 10 london
-. 40 transfer by tender. No tidal delaya
bsfhh' 'aug: Y. II A. N. New York Aug. 20 ii An
-, hed star Lac fOr Antwerp
"stInldAuE. ~, " " JAN. Nnoldand Az "a D
international Navigation NJ
o Bowling Green, New YORK.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD r. S. co -
~ shohI EoLTE 10 LoSp0S CONTINENT
FAST EXPIRES
hAseLIsssr Aug.2 AN, AllyT.I ucs., Aug. q. 4.
EAA Pc. oat, aug. -, noon Saalc sat. Seut. 4 a NJ
oELklClS q CO, 2 Rowling Green
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OPENING. Louo,st. Highest. Closing. Night.
S=sSss = s,Iie ssi ssi.io \

TnpAY's FEAruREs-wheat weakened with large
re rsG s,GSs. "H The s Sprthwsss w az 2 se GRn''df Ths cis inGrHss s
fell on. Berlin, Paris, and liverpool were lower. The
peetS5' bas they were large enough ne1srtsciess. BUY.
,s no SOFT OF the snS Su,in and The hSsafKl as.,S am I G%ss S adg,sns sSa
favorable; and the same T. true of those from France.
slight Corn declined owing to, rains at' the
trade that there i = PS.sisiHii,y that the rece ens
ssPST,s % the rS SrGp w drT "a : s wsse ,r 90 81 some cosr c X INT
South; and hat fact does not seem to he generally con:
s here and Il ahs sss R %s. aef So% a gsf't during fiasi he Ssi pss DEMAND %ssEi
to5Isss. and September corn ,ss1yc. with oats nomSi:
a nal co, S' 10 I'm s Sss' A Asx " aaIwaI n1t get toS one s9,hsi
very poor; wheat Yield possibly one bush an acre; oats
e. tsi eent. i an,,f fSaiii.' Farmers Farm ss area re sih ~ sk RlsaP'ff@ oe sy
prices are; corn, bOc.j wheat, SOC, and oats 400. Kear-
point PeEi seS %hss, G snG Of o. f.- never rs ns ssTTe: sst 70 ihi Hay lsss
INN M one,InIrd crop; Pastures burned up Less wheat
seed: Farmer, are iesdi9s wSss, and 6gyins it from
s sasa's q Tor ' the VEST Gei aad t ias only SS place 4 sG %s /: css
casts US See at present. Lincoln. Ihi."%ii have q fair
half crop no o. sSrn; Hay shoriS; Pastures eaten on;
much fssLins q wheat Corn, 5oc; wheat tsc oats
f fsoss ,i hs1ins a may wheat ysss R viii te ea'i Il. corr Ssy S ,Sln,
Closing sEs 4sslli Sss{ s 81 Santos n'sSo i sas over The Rs s'r 4ss.IS on
ARE fsspsSSi s. nss and 4 larFs insIsa; !; ! .aHe;
SStSsr conss.grOsins c%oanirie. are believed 70 6s ysng
large, and many conslder the current prices alb
spssaIauon are dun. The spseuisnon amounts to
no.hing compared 70 that o. former Times. Opera:
large discounts restrict short selling. The result is a
= Sfs, Rio jsneiro and s.sStos =; ! oo asT WEAK. re 20
sslpts az RIO I 600 and az Santos for four days 50 900.
total, 62s, 600 bags. The American visible supply sot
srsrh L aiSsdG SsEs' against ssh 90 az ms time last