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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-30

Affairs Of the natives. when, there
tore, advances are made looking TO the
occupation Of land aud assumption Of
the control Of tue finances Of tue
country, It IL more than likely that the
people will resist with all the fierce
determination Of which they sre cap
able, and that they will have st least
the moral support VI England 10 the
possible struggle.
It's interesting 70 know that tbe
United States cannot be wholly in'
dlfl 'fent to the developments In this
lar Of pat Of the world. oar country
controls not LEES Than turee.teniha Vi
tho whole trade Of that island, which
In area IL nea.ly that Of Fmuce. The
trade Of the latter country with MAZDA
sasoar amounts only 10 ole.ioath,
while England controls iour.tenths,
Large quantities Of "Yansee
notions" are yearly shipped to Qieon
Ranavale's SUBJ eo,s anu exchanged f't
Indian rubber, hides and tropical
fruits, and 10 Is therefore probable that
Uncle sam will Hud It necessary to
make himself heard, should tho quarrel
Roout Msdsg scar become too one
sided. Germany also claims a voice IN
the matter.
However, France, II Ia thought, will
not hastily engage in another colonial
var. The sport costs too much, con-
sidsring the benefits derived. she
already has more colonies than che
eau manage probably, and Il wouid
only bo TO maintain the honor of the
republic, that money aud soldier
would be sacrificed In the peTilous
climate Of Madagascar.
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no crush me SUGAR FACTORY.

TIE most determined efforts are be-
Ing made TO crush the Utah sugar fac
tory, and the most neiarious means are
being resorted 10, TO accomplish that
wicked design. We learn that a per-
son has been making It his busine's TO
go among the merchants Of this city
and represent TO them that other houses
were buying sugar from the Uiah fac
tory cheaper than they WERE that GER
tain houses had a "pulr" on the fac
tory by which they obtained
cut or rebate, which gave them au
advantage over other dealers; and In
this way a feeling Of Jealousy, and oi
hostility towards tho factory, have
been sought 10 be fomtnted among ils
friends and patrons at hsme.
We have II from tho PRECEDENT Of the
Utah Sugar company that any aud
every statement to the eject that one
jobbing house has been Able to buy
sugar OF that company cheaper than
another, or that cuts aud rebates have
been privately given TO some and not
TO Others, sre absolutely false. The
company has rigidly adhered to it,
rule OF imraTtiAlity Rs between the
lobblng houses OF the Territory.
or coune the object had In view In
these slanderous represen.
tations IL TO cripple tho sugar factory,
and weAn away ils patronage. And
right hero "a hue opportunity for our
merchants aud retail purchasers 10
show heir, patriotism, and loyalty to
honis Satsrpilse. Stand by our sugar
facloryi DOM let powerful and I'M
scrupulous Toe come In aud crush ~
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NOT THE PRESENT COUNCIL.

The NEWS does not understand, and
has not said, that the present CITY
Council were considering u plan or
proposition to sell the walerwOrkS. On
the contrary We have explicitly stated
that no such proposition was now
actually pending. Our ground Is that
there exists n strong probability that
an attempt 10 purchase the water
works will DO made when an opPor'
tune time ~ make Il arrives, though
this may not happen during the term
Of the present Council.
Nothing has been more remote from
cur Intention than 10 insinuAle that any
sitting member iAvors tho sale, much
less that he IL Ia collision with any.
one seeking to bring IL about Our
main object In speaking upon the
subject rs we have done, 10 10 give
notice In advance 10 all concerned not
to Attenpt to transfer the water supply
OF this city to the ownership or control
OF private parties. That such warn.
Ing Ia necessary, aud that the officers
and voters Of the city need to have II
occasionally reiterated, Il indicated by
cloud In the municipal horizon,
which IL already n good deal larger
thanA mans hand, aud threatens to
grow until II becomes an oyershadow-
ing is,us 10 tho city's Affairs.
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.rng siAig or urAm.p

"rhe State OF Utah and POlygamy,'
is the title " a lengthy Arucls In ia,
October 25th islus Of that widely-foal
and Influential religious weekly, tht
Independent. New York, from the pou
u PfoI. B.A. HinsdAlu,oi tue Uaivsrs,-
" Of Michigan, the well.knOwn edu'
Gator who delivered series OF lectures
before the BfighAmYouu Academy a.
Provo last summer, anu vino also al
dressed the congregation 10 the raUet.
uAclc In this city one sunday dunnk
his visit. Tho article IL declared ~ DO
IN response 10 tue request "by peJpi,
In downright earnrsD TO know
whether Utah's "early admission to
the Uuion as State dues mol
mean return Of plural mar.
riage,p and 1t IL In the main
u iair unbiased statement VI c0nd,-
tons, without, however. any very
positive stat ment VI conclusions o.
opinions by tho writer himself. One
ridiculous ertor 4, tue assertion tina.
Ia 1851 the "Gentlle population Of tue
Territory was ll3, O58, ani 10 1890 D.
wAs gO5. D05. an increAs, Of Il Der csn,''
figure. which fepfesented the tolaI
population Of the Territory In tie
years nnmei--not tue scientific potu
latiouD only. We are inclined, how
ever, to regard thlu bluud,E as slip ot
tue pon ora printers mistake; ghou ID
IL aud additional statistics NJ,
made to DO service rs PROOF
that tho "Gentilo population
mas undoubtedly gained ground"
Dr. Hinsdals states the history anu
circumstances OF the "Manlteito," TIE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-30

Az lNsuRANcg newspaper makes
the following remarks, which are Of
especial appropriateness and npplioa'
bllty during political campaigns
"rhere arc two sorts Of statloianli one
works 10 mud out the facts: the other,
10 make appear certain particular com
ciuaons which he Ia Interested In he
orchard. Tnere nre lew Of tho
former Rind Of igurers, and there are
thousands u the latter. They suit their
method 70 the end sought, aud they
eau make impregnable dtmonetrAlion
Of that erd II only their assumptions
are granted them. Tuey are figure
tvisters who investigate to had paflic-
ular things, and, oi course, ind them"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-30
MADAGASCAR IMBROGLIO.

Before long It will be known def.
nitely whether France IL going to the
trouble OF armed Interference In the
affairs Of Madagascar. A messenger
has been dispatched with an ultima.
tum aud with authority TO enforce his
demands, n necessary. The strained
relations between the dusky queen Of
the island and the French government
are asoribed to various causes, the
former claiming that the way she hss
been treated by the French Is out
Tageous, while the latter alleges that
the trouble is brought abou, through
English in,rigues aiming at disrup.
ton Of the peaceful relations with
France, There may be some truth ~
both these statements.
Gieat Britain has double intorcp
In Madag scar The trade with The
islaud Ii olrsidoraule, aud TO tai,
comes the lear that France may con.
template tue Uuildiug Of kind OIL
q uIallar IN tho indian ocean, fort
that would IN tim ot war be- surlou
menace {, her commerce. with India,
Australia aud the Cape settlements
AZ tue northern extremity Of lh
island the French now hold a hatbot
almost impregnable. The British aiy
that the proposition Of France to estRb.
lish naval station here Is direct vic.
latlon OF existing treaties, by The terms
Of which the influence OF the French
government Is confined to ths foreign
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-30

Tor the RELIEF HnHifhi
In order 10 secure an accurate method
OF Keeping the accounts OF Wellel
Societies, and at the same VINE save
much lauor, Elder l.. John Nultaui
who IL extensively known ior me
LAHORE ia the cause VI the societies, hAs
prepared an account book that has lus'
been Issued by Georgc q. Cannon y
Sons Publishing company oat LAKE
City. IL will be found eKceellngy
useful and convenient for the teeIe'
tafies o. tue societies. IL contains two
parts, one Tor receipts aud one Ter dis-
bufsements, with printed headings aud
plainly ruled, and should be secured
vt once, In order that tue records OF
these societies may be Kept uniiotm.
The book, strongly bound, viii be tent
to any sd lttss on the frceilt OF -,
post paid. An order book on tue
treasurer Of the Relief Societies hasa 80
been prepared auI can be had Tor
% cents. For ths use Of these books
10 extensive know edge OF arientinc
bookkeeping n required, and yet they
are 40 arranged That the nnaucial
status Of the society NJ any tins can
he seen almost NJ glance.
Mt. J. X. Fowler. secretary end
treasurer Of the CorInue MIL, Canal
aud Stock Co., NJ Corinne, Utah, In
speaking OF Chambeflain's Cough
Remedy, shysi "l consider Il the beet
In the market. have used many
kinds but find Chambeflain's the most
prompt aud sRrcluI in giving reliei,
and keep no Other In my home"
when troubled with n cough or cold
give this remedy a trial and we assure
you that you will be- more than pleased
with the result. For sale by all meIl-
cine dfaiprs
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Written for the NEwA
LAkE MARY.

win mountain peaks Of granite Tor frame.
You seem a mirror, uf.od hlsh 10 air.
s. % the shlning stars had placed you there
That they mishg have a GLASS 70 match their
fame.
Or-oaroiesa OF the wealth which they contain
indifferent 10 ali Their beauty rare,
AsIftb.lf sunset tints they we'll could spare
And yet be- sure their prestige TO miintaiu,-
Have these old Whsatch pcaks, rejecting sold,
seIcctcd you us their most precious gom,
Ana lifted you in griuiio arms on hish
Above the G .ouds Co lid thcstars behold
Inc gem bestowed on earth, aud challenge
them
To nnd ~ counterpart in all tto skyf
fHAsK QutlrB0ugu.
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ChaS. W. Stayner,
LAWYER.
Observation-Disclosures Building.
First South Street. Salt Lake City
ESTATES.
LAND CASES.

Persons having land contracts, or
whose pat uts are delayed. should con.
suit Chas, W Siayner He has just
returned from Washington, where he
has been conducting a successful
practice in the General Land Office.
Congressional worl, attended to. Office
ACCOMPLISHMENTS building, Salt Lake
City,
Correspondence solicited. Send
stamped envelope tor reply.
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him along the rocky shores Of science
into the pleasant harbors, and from
station 10 station he may speed on,
hardly realizing tie vast difficulties TO
no overcome at every stage Of progress
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-30
THE LATEST.

Keep the dust ulr 4 "a. 2 vnuf
hum.- uy tu gore fr. New Rub.
bcr wcnthCr strip. FOO,
doors and Wiuu We. IS .I ... oct,
In assorted Widths o. u. &. NJ. l..
Prices very low. a cnuuad q Lirl-
leum and Oh Cloth % the nlcest la.-
terms iuat arrive
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ne,oaa .onp rl.on

Are the good qua titles possessed by
Ho1d'r datsRpafill'. Above all II pufi'
lies he blood, thus strengthening the
uetves;it regulates the 3 stivs organs,
invie CRATES the kidneys and liver, tones
and hull up tue entire system, cures
Scto 'ula, DysI epsia, Calaffh and Rhsu.
mati.m. Get Hoou'e sui only Hoou's.
HOODS PILLS ,ufe oil liver ills,
biliuusnrs', uudicc, Indigestion, eicA
headscnf. .jc.
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Tnr. en .nn.LEnn bod.

For ew days onIy Cholcss'
styles and eiIscially GOOD yaus D.
Martin Fur Caprs. ~ IcfU t1., rsugiu
Ia price, $40, 500, $40, Si5u, rir
Worth out-in,rI more. gti prompt!
at 4. Ausrbpri s. rfH4.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-30

EVERY READER SHOWS at least one
man who stammeu. How many
know a woman who has an impe dl.
ment In her speech2
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THEY ARE
BOUND TO GO!


WHATl Our new mems Winter
Suits and Overcoats. Whrup Why on
20 the forms Of all the best Dressed
men in Utah. They are going there
now, they're going fast. Make yourself
proscntable, Ike a check In the bank.
Whether YOU are or not. YOU certainly
will be handsome II altifed In one Of
10 Sc suits or oycrcoats. Don't delay,
but do the proper thing at once and
prepare for winter. October Is the
month In which 10 prepare for winter.
md when you have bought one OF our
uils you will not feel like hugging the
,tove every time you return out OF
loors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-30

CITY sub.eribsrs will tindiv notify ), 7. Duh.
bar icircu .Aiori OF any ireEuiArity IN The de-
hytry " theu papers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-30

Tho rtsrnrr EvrNtSa NEwsn pubithed
CIV sunoav excepted. A. corner souih and
let 1smuls streets, Salt Late city.
qtttu Ediuon At sop.m. Regular Ediuos
an ocioeK
1he iitTEEr sHNi-wErKtr Nnvs uoub'
uthed on TUESDAY ana FRIDAY OF each wees.
The ft,trEr WTEELr ia magazine form
Ia utnttru fverF SATURDAY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-30

Subscribers changing thsfr pisse Of reiidsnes
thoaid Always ave former A. well ~ present
nddraaa
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a examinations should 10 addrsusd TO
DTsERrr NEWS PUHLisniSo co.
1sltnhons tsa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-30

The grvs non "a a; the principal Hotes,
News Stands 400 on All passenger uaina icA1'
ms the city after p.m, daiiH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-30

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
contalns no Ammonia or Alum.
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tADvEGTlsEnESrl
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
General Election Nov 0, 1904
For Dologlto TO Congrossi
JOSEPH L. RAWLINS,


First Precinct delegates 60 she
constitutional tonNrntlon &c Grnuu
Young, q. ~. penrosc, A.. ~. ~ iison
4. O.. schroeder.
Justice Of the Pence ". ". Gee.
cons able William hingi.y.
tecond Precinct delegates 10 the
Constitutional convention ~. a. Iiur.
ton, ~, .. 4, Williams, ". q. Hail,
IL. Il. Thomas, FRANK siRrrisan, a, a..
LiRuqur.
Justice Of the reaec ohm a.. Howell
constable benjamin culver,
"A ird q recinSt - Delegates 60 the
constitutional Convention \. ". Ite-
tune, ". ~. Preston, Andrew t.imbail,
4, ~, Raleigh, ~. \. smith.
Justice OF the Peace -Aurcilus Miner.
Constable Oliver osticr.
Fourth rrccinci - delegates To tho
constitutional convention -. tfrn-
der-out q. =. Richards, -. u, whitney.
Justice OF the rcaco =. W stewart.
Constable IhomRs q. Allen.
iiith Precinct delegates 60 tue ton-
stitutionni convention John a. War.
shall iieber .. Grant and Thomas
Marshall.
Justice OF the Peace Alex, We Master.
Constable Louis iiook,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-30

EHpsTt watch Al pairing.
w. w. Hall, white Eous Drug s'ott.
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Real Political Issues
WHILE TRYING TO SOLVE THEM PER-
SONAL BUSINESS SHOULD ALSO be
REMEMBERED, LIKE JUDGE col
BORN AND POPPERTON PLACE "ALL
LIZ SAMEE."

In these days NJ political trife pt oplu
arr nit 10 become 20 occup.s In MS.
GUSHING thr mcriUa OFF thrif respective
taities aud their respective candl.
dates, that thy Otstt tuatucrs, humt
and family. inumna *. Bguehrr O. no
said a. a srrmoI, "iuat some moi 5
lived their uhurch that they log {
heir Christ, and some 20 loved thsif
lAtty they foiglt their unify;n anu
ihe truth OF the assertion IN vtty
apparent IN this city ut the pteieut
time, and q word Of caution may not
come amiss, anu all thuse who prefer 10
tack their oplnion' ny = hri, ihsn by
an nigu mont, III ul1 femumttr thr
Advice VI tnr x m1rf u uIs tiend 10
"nevvr make bet he could not afford
TO iuuse," which n properly heeiud
would make election tets very few
this tall. But II you must bet, bet
some uro al article and not cash, that
tbs winner " In .uy /. uni o. BLOW.
~ a. d be none the better Off flr hav-
log won. We would SUI gsst Suit Of
Cllthvu or an OvHfcOst al We arc not
avrrsO 10 becoming stakc.holdeTa.l
The winner " uld be- made 10y Us and
comfortable, maze respectable A..
pHatince when making application Tor
J1b In the GIT Of his favufite candi.
dste, aud the l1osrr would not b. tiled
baliy Ia paying his wager nj the very
mOsest price Tor which we are making
handsome clothing this fail, Aud the
winner eau surely ssta ely himself from
tur ~ meuse tt0ca-nesrly i've hun.
drei styles Of cloth to select from.
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FOR SALE.

IAWLOAD OF lMrOUTEp CoTTsWOOL
~ hucks, direct from canada; and also lQl
head trench Arfiuo hueks. Enquire Utah
Commercial s. savage Bank, or d. Armstrong
CO.. Hat iirst south,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-30

FOR sciecmen James Jensen, OF
sandy, Herman namhergsr, OF salt
Lake, 10. a., quinn, of bingham.
FOR sheriff IhOmns 4. Lewis.
For Assessor Frank \, taylor.
For collector Andrew q. hriNen.
For Recorder Gideon 4. Gibbs.
For tierh-n. ', MeiOy.
FOR Treasurer Cyrus o.. IIawIey.
FOR Attorney John "a. Cannon.
FOR surveyor thRrIrs =. " ilkes.
FOR coroner q. A. tRriquiSi.
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WANDERED.

L'RoM SALT LAKE COUNTY IsFIRN.
II ar, funday, sept, iu. j, u Hunter
t-cotrhl agFl 20 years, white hair aud whisk
err, wrurs glataus and carries cane. nnu
looking wore Two coats, black And brown.
lett with Intention OF attending Tabernacle
NOTIFY joel 3. Allen, aupt
SAIL LAKE CUuNrY iSFiRMARY.
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lAuyaRr-LMESrl
Republican Ticket
FOR DELEC ,TE TO coNGgEss.
FRANK J. CANNON.
FOR UNIVERSITY LAND CoMMIs
sIONERs.
JAMES MElRLE. Cache.
D.. e.. ROBINSON Sal. Lake.
4. Il. LYMAN. Iron

Delegates 10 the con'.i'n I'0Nl conyon.
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nH MoNnAY AFTERNOON. ~ THE
~ city, Aumall gold slick pin with cluster
~ blue forget mr'uuts. iluasu TetLTn 20 q.
N, FORBES, ltl state street.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-09
Scranton Wholesale Market.

SCRANTON, June S.-FRUIT AND Pro.
DUCE-Dried apples per pound, ,6a7c. evnp.
grated apples, llal+c. per pound; Turkish
prunes, 5a5lsc.; English currnnts. 2a2Ac.;
layer raisins, $l.15al.S0; muscatels, 81. 00a
LAO per box; new Valencias, 7a7I6c. Per
pound.
BEANS - Marrow-fats. 50. 75a2.SO per
bushel mediums. Sl.75al.0O.
PEAs-GTeen, 81. l5al. 20 per bushel ;split,
s2.50a2.G0: lentels, to SC. per pound
PoTAToEs-9Oc.a aSl per bushel.
ONIONS -Bermpdas, crates, So. 40a2. 30;
Egyptians, So 75a2 s. bags.
BUTTER-l6c. to lSHc. per lb
CHEEsg-9aiOcH. per ID.
: EGGs-Fresh. l3a l4Nc.
PoULTRY-Chickens dressed, 10 to 13c:
turkeys IL to 13c.
MEATS Hams, 1lc.; small hams, Ike;
skinned hams, l0%c.; California hams
ss4c.: shoulders, SIC. ;bellies, SIc.; smoked
breakfast bacon, lie.
SMOKED BEET-Outsides, 1lXc; sets,
1916; insides and knuckles, l5c.
PoRX-Mess at SIS; short cut, SIG.
LARD-Lesf In ticrGes ut &c.; In tabs,
9Hc.; in lO-pound pals 0%c.; in 5-pound
pals 9Nc.; S-pound pals l0t. per
pound.
BEEF-Choice sugar cured, smoked beof,
lac.
FLoUR-Minnesota patent per barrel,
st.20a4.40; Ohio and Indiana amber, at
$3.50; Graham at $3.50; rye flour. at
$500.
FEED-Mixed, per cwt., at 95c.
GEAIa-Rye, G50.; corn. 90 to Sic; oats
so to SIC. per bushel. .,,,.r
RYE STRAw-Per ton S'3a15.
HAY-$l4. so to Si6
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New York Produce Market.

New YORK. June s.-FLoUR-Fa Fairlp &C
tive, held higher.
wHEAT-Dull, IIalJsc. higher; clos
ing firm; No. Q red, store and eleva-
tor, Gl&c.; atloat, 62a624c.; I. o. b., G0SIa
$780,. No. l northern, 704a70lSc.; options
were fairly active, with the close strong
lMal%c. up; No.2, red, June, 5l9lc.; July,
66SMc; August, O3Tc.; September, 65c. !;
December GSMc.
ConN--Stronger, dull; No. Q, 44l<c. ele-
vator; 1870. atloat; options active, firm,
at Halc. advance; June, 45%.; July, 451Sc. !;
August, 35%c.; Septembe 47%c.
OATs.-Dull, firm: options less active,
decidedly higher, closing firm; June, 47c.;
Jnly, 45Hc.: August 37Hc., September,
3l4c. Spot prices No. 1white, 4ss49Hc.;
No. white. 47&c.; mixed western, white
DO. and white state, 40a52c.
BEEF-Quiet, steady.
T1ERCED BEEB-Inactiye,
CUT MEATs-Firm.
MIDDLEs-Nominal.
LARD--Quiet, firmer: western steam.
closed nt 500; city, 6%a66c.; July, 81. 10:
September, S720; fellned, dull. continent
s755; South America $3.50; compound,
5%aGc.
PoIE-Quiet, firm.
BUTTER-Firm, fair demand: state dairy,
l23yal7c.; do. creamery, 15a1Sr.: pennsyl.
vania, do. l5alSc.; western dairy. lOal4c.
do. creamery, l4alSc.; d., factory. ,0a
lS1Sc.: elgins, 1Sc.; imitation creamery,
1l1Gal5c.
CHEEsE-Fair demand, steady; state
large, TMa91Sc.
EGGs.-Fairly active, tirmer; state and
Pennsylvania, l4Hal7c.; western freab
l8ai4c.; do. per case, $!.50as325
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chicneo arn,n md proylsIona.

tions are supplied and corrected daily by La
Bar Sc Fuller, stock brokers.l2l Wyoming ave-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Stocks and Bonds

New YORK, June S.--Stocks were lower
at the opening. Sugar fell from 106A to
1919. There were reallzations on liberal
scale is this specially and in addition there
was some selling for the short account. In
the final transactions speculation was
steady Net charges show gains OF Il to
per cent. Sugar lest ~ Manhattan, |.
The total sales were log, 900 shares,
The following complete table showing the
days iuctuationsin III active stocks Ia supplied
and revised daily by LaBar Il FullOr, stock
brokers, III Wyoming avenue:
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Of ground staked off below the Drifton
shops where large depot, freight house
and superintendent's Office will be erected
during the coming summer.
James L. Reese of Cehtralia, who re-
Gently graduated from tho University Of
Pennsylvania, has been appointed assist
ant superintendent of the colleries of
Lentz Lily & Co., and L. A. Reilly & Co.,
at Centralia and Park Place, of which his
father Is superintendent.
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LNRIE AND WYOMING VALLEY RAIL
IL ROAD
Trains leave Scranton for New York and In
termedato points on the Eric railroad at 6M
HaElcy and local points at IS. 0A5 O. m. and
32ip.m.
All tho above are through trains to and
from Honeedale.
8n additional train leaves Scranton for
Late Ariel at 525 PM and arrives at Scran-
Ton from tho LllSc at 8 10 m and 7.6 pm.
PrGins loave for Wilkes-Barro at 0,40 q. m.
and 34l y. IN,
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