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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-20
GUIDE CLASS ORGANIZED.


Announcement IL made Of the
Organization Of the Guide olssi, under
the iustruotonhip Of Sisters Minnie J.
snow anu May Booth ralmugo. IT'S
held In the Fourteenth WAR; Relief
society hall every Monday evening pt
$40. Appended " a nynoiais Of the
minutes OIL the fitsi mCetiuFi
Glass was called to order by Sister
Mary Freeze aud opened with prayer
by Sistor M. Y. Dlugail. Sister Fleece
made Il lew pJiuiod remarks on tue
OF ltct Of The class.
sister nJuzall spoke " the import.
ancc Of AL taking hold OF lhe Guide
lessons with great differentiation aud
studying every lesson perfectly 10 that
the knowledge gained 10 tho class
would qualify them idr Increased use
iulursB IA thrIr respective associations.
Instructor SNOW spoke gi hi dlnl.
dtuCu with which sht aud 5alrf TAI.
mage undertook thr Iul o. assigned
90 them VI conducting tais class, but
they felt 10 rely upon COL Tor Has a..
sislance. cr,tUipfl cur program ia
the Y. l.. meetluia had been Oi n very
pfomlHcuuus character but now We
mad the Guide We Clulu all work mar
moniuusly together with one grand
object In view. she believed the Guide
10 b. a work OF Inspiration and on ALL
swcr b. the prayers Of many uiilcega
who felt the great neei Of somu sys-
tumatic plan % work 20.
A. the lectures wore lengthy they
wouli be divided Into two separate los.
cons Thought We could take one
lecture on each subject, WIS Theology,
Church History anu Psychology.
Accordingly shu appointed lectures fur
the following meeting anu also atelgnrd
about twenty members 10 be specially
prepared with Auuwrrs % The questions,
but urged all 10 be- thoroughly
acquainted with each subject. she
would take charge Of the Theological
department, aud Instructor ralmago Oi
the Physiological department., aud they
would alternate on Church History.
Instructor Talmage expressed hor
weakness IN attempting 10 III such an
important position but felt 20 roly
upon the inspiration Of the Holy
Spirit. Spoke OF the importance Of
studying physiology Ia preference 10
music, languages, etc, ns the latter
were merely accomplishments while
the former was necessary 10 cur enjoy.
ment Of perfect health,
She delivered the hrst lecture In a
very able manner aud at the close Of
II the questions were answered very
ofeditahly by members OF the class.
Meeting was closed with prayer by
Sister Emma Goddard.
We have mcmbefHhip Of over ilftg
earnest, faithful woikols and dOuU,
not that all who join viii be greatly
benefited.
A cordial Invitation h extended 10
all officers OF the Y. l.. associations.
EMMA GODDARD, Secretary.
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President Kingsbury, who accom-
panied the membors OF the Legislature
to Logan, Nir. Van Colt res dod.
The program Wss uponeI wlth n very
pleasing solo by flr. VIII Owen, Of the
Tabernacle choir. rne 0pclker was
intr0iuced in graceful little speech
ia which Mt. Van Colt sncccouol ia
placing Judge Smith personally, and
the legal profession iu general, ur0u n
very high point oil Advantage with &C..
epect 90 any hypCfcntiuul sentiment
that might have been uroient.
The speaker entered vt once urOn
his subject, showing ils relation 90
other purHuitf. lie briefly traced the
gfOwth and development OF tho legal
pToioialOn from the classical period %
Rome down % modern time. With
his usual ultqucncB he described the
real position occupied by the lawyer NJ
the present time, dwelling 90 length
upon his responsibility, bic duties aud
cJutrlverius. lie spoke nh0u the
qualifications the pFuapccuyo lawyer
should bring with him o. hV
crosses the legal threshold 20 prepare
himself Tor the profession, ami closed
by Recommending that those WIN wish
10 make money easy 70 keep on! OF law
aud said that perhaps onu cpiiapn
could tc properly written on the iDmU'
stonn of every lawyer, namely; "he
lived well, w0fgtd hard ami died
poor"
The program closed with a rolo by
Miss Maulu Pratt, whOfr charming
voice and admirable pre- cugc thorough
y captivated the audience. 3 q was
ono9roi anu sang "C0ming Through
tho Rye.D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-20
penlh Dne 10 Malnrnciicn.

Cof0u,r Taylor this afternoon held
NJ iuqulst over the remains OF the
murdered tabe which were picked up
on tue street yesterday morning. No
evidence whatever had trtu obtained
by the officers which would iUud o.
disclose tho Identity Of tho guilty
parties.
Only one witneBs-.patr0lmnu Parry
was examined uuI hu tod nothing
tut what was published In last oven.
ing'a NEWS. Tho jury returned the
following verdict
That tho death Of said infant IL tho re-
suit OF malpractice ut tho hands uf tumo
person or persons Go us unknown, and
We recommend that stops be- taken by tho
proper authorities toward putting an end
TO such criminal practices.
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Wand Renorls. Elc.

The Bishops aud clerks o.. the var.
ious wards In tbs Salt Lake Stake o!
Zion are again reminded concerning
their statistical reports f1F tao Elk
months ending January alst, 1894 to
have them ready In tlno for tbs next
Prl1alho6i meeting.
The Elders quorum OF thu Stake are
also requested . have their reports
ready by February 3d.
Tie Stake organizations Of the Re.
lief societies, Sabbath SchO0le, Young
Meme Mutual Gmprovem .ut assoclR-
lions and the Primary associai ms
will please 500 that thoir reports, full
ana complete, ate f1rihcoming In lims
Tor thu approaching stake conferences.
JAMES ID. SuRLING,
Clerk vi stake.
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OUR SENTIMENTS, TOOL
II Ips "FanAtlcal' 10 Object 10 Sab.
bath breaking, Then Let's be
"Fanatlcal.D
EALr LAKE CITY, Utah,
January 10th, 1894.

January goth, 1894.
Editor Dessert NclrG
The HoTad OF the liIh inst. has the
following concerning the proposed
sunday rabbit hunts
"Those OF iauRtlcAl inclination are
much set against q Sabbath hunt ami
declare in favor Of week days, regard
less Of the PEOPLE who would be unable
To leave their work"
Whether am fanAtical Or not,
for myself l viii say that am utterly
opposed to the proposed Sabbath hunt.
would not accept oi any such charity
AZ the rabbits killed IN such a hunt,
unless l was IN d condition OF absolute
starvation and could get relief IN no
way less Objectionable.
Al Christian people and many
otherh revere the Sabbath Ms tiyiurly
established DAY OF rest anu worship.
rfnmpiug over the snowy prairie anu
hunting aud killing rabbits are neither
rest nor worship. Though termed
sport, such exertiun Ia very hard work,
harder than most ordinary work, and
Ia also utterly unnecessary, IL IL
further In express anu defiant disrt-
gard Of the fourth commanlmrn, anu
therefore is extremely repugnAnl TO all
lolieyets Ia the ten commandments.
The two or three or more d1llhih eK'
penses per head VI the several huntert
would purchase more aud uttltf meat,
without tue divintly forbidden labor
AstO fanatiClsm IN ObjHchnH u the
hunl On SUNDAY; Hits iaua'icism 10
keep the Sabbath day holy according
70 the commandment, % must be
ianatcIsm also 10 keep tho c1mmaud-
mcnts not 10 bear false wiine f., noe b
steal, not 10 commit aduNuiyi iot 10
commit murder. J. a. q,
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/ 10 ami q few amendments mrd', O. o
snuiu NHJH Adopted.
a mmuuiya'00n from Gan; Boz,
extending tue usHIUlgilon thpusu Of tho
"Uuh," fur tsmlrFlg, WAC received,
Uri Ola motion iuc Kind CiisF was
accepted.
Zoe meeting then proceeded % the
election OF permanent DfiUcm lIg ihr
ensuing yrlg resulting aH follows:
President, H.. A. lH,tlViirld; vice pr, 10.
duuis. j., g., E.gnln, ". l., NuuD
nHi j. b. Rawlings; H.crc.aIy, %. A.
Kennedy; caffHuIufiur arcfr aty,
W. d. Murmy; ttasuror II. y. l.ysgu-
baum.
THO meeting then adjourned 20 meet
ut Z J'clag. tonight 90 tho rrH Club
rooms, when q program consisting ~
music and speeches viii 10 rendered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-20
Residence Burned

a dcalruotivs nr9 OF uuknlwn orr.
sim broke cut ia tho residence OF
Csshiur O., L.. uawlcy, OF the Utah
National bank last midnight aud
burned with consuming velocity Tor
more than two hour. The house was
tiiuattu no the corner OF 4 and First
streets, considerably more than a mile
from the iifu station aud by the time
the brigaiu hau arrived the flames hnu
made alarming progress. 10 ttquiFui
a good deal q hard w0fI, on the ~. OF
tie hromcn 10 got tue blaze under con.
tfui.
The structure was one Of the protliest
In Darlington place and had just boon
rented TO Chichgo parties Tor Unu year
aud who were 10 take possession VI tho
pfUmiaes t1iay. The los has not yet
been adjusted. The intImuee amounts
10 si.7OJ.
bir. Hawlcy carTloi $500 insurance
with the GtrhHn.A mrrcau Iuturnuce
COMPANY, represented by Heber j..
Grant d Co., aud hnd been nOil-
hei that hla policy would expire with.
IN the nCNs few days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-20
PRESS CLUE MEETING.
Constitution aud Bylaw, Adopted and
Nnlcers Elected.


The Utah Prets ussoeia,ion met at
1890 today, nc the Hotel linutsiori,
Tor the purpose Of completing, more
fully, their organization. Governor
Wet was present Hnd extended
hearty welcome % the UtAh pencil
pushurs. a tlli orchestra, under the
uireoiorship T.! Prot. GpO. Careless, d..
coutaed swgt, music darling the morn.
ing,
=. A. LItI,G ID called tho Assem-.
b.ugo o. gfIUf. o. Committee from the
Salt Lake PrrHs club, consisting oiiF
president, j. Is. Bl0oE j. II. Lolchtr
anu George T.. Bblr 90 this juuclure
entered the room, aui, after An intro
auction, EXTENDED 90 the visitors tho
counesies OF their club, which invits-
ton was, on motion, accepted.
After the reading oi the minulus q
the previous meeting committee on
credentials wero appointed, who report.
Ell the following representatives OF
rapors entitled O. uc1g itoli
E.A. Lltuedoli, ogden Prcs,.
O. a. kouuody. IiIHCg Hcuicw.
ID. G.. johnson. ~puugyillo fudrDcHIr4t.
W, y. smith, l,hNHyi.ia EGgic
10, @. Roguon, paysHp t'o5c.
J. u. Rawlings, N' Star
". i. Murray ln .' Ehcprss.
e. D.. Pottoe, Weston hmgaL
Gc0rgolWobb, I.ugi huHcr.
w, H. Webb, L1hl HHW'r.
AN. Ros0nbaum, gsn Nation,
a. -. Tomps0u, Bingham City Star.
y. 4. Gibbs, MillarI made
George r., Phinip' and w. b. Duncan,
ogden hU.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-20
Birthday Party.

The 3 xteeatl ward mosting house
was The conc Of very Pleasant affair
last night glyon In honor OF Bishop
Kesler, who to lay passed the seventy.
eighth mile stono on HES eyentiuI
Journey.
The par J was ia tho nature OF sur.
Prise uud was well planned and excel
lent y carried cut. This program was
q s9oi one, consisting Of songs, hymue,
reeiiAiinns, readings, addresses and ir-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-20

rirum9ntu, music. Am11r t4aar grcb.
uut wcrn ilies Angus ~. Cannon
aud q. W. ponr0aO Of tlu Stake prrsi.
deucy.
ono of the pleasant features ~ tho
occasion waH the very cErt.lrn. rup.
irr prepared by the N Hes no the r..
lief Society The venerable gentleman
in whnsu honor the affair was given
wa the recipient Of many congraiu.a a..
uUub .rJm ms friends.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-20
Didn't Sit To-day.

Judge Bartch did no, holi court
today, aud tho Supreme courtroom IA
which his honor ia accustomed 70 OF
was occupied by JUICE Merritt, as
referee, Ia the hearing Of the COPPER
Plant suit reported elsewhvre In 'nii
itsue,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-20
ERCIAL
TlnAYI. cLEAmNl mOr.r.

TJDAY's CLEARING HOUSE.
ToiuyR clearing house exchanges
amounted 90 s-lu,I15. Same day last
year, sl52..0l. Wctg's c!rariug-, a., b.
iu54yy. same week Lao, year, sli5tj,-
U.s..
TOpAY's QUOTATIONS.
New York-5Ilyer. &c; lead, $50.
LJnJou-SIlyer. sd.
ORE AND BULLION.
Wells, Fargo q Go. received today;
Penn. bullion, s2,712.
McCornick q 40. received today:
Silver anu lead ore IS, 200.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-20
VIII Leetare.

Ias NEWS is requested to announces
tina, r.o.rs D William NJ. Stewart VIII
deliver q lecture In tho Twenty.seoond
watd meeting house on Tutsdgy even
luz next, beginning q. 7;al u'clOok,u n.
der the auspices OF tho Young Mems
Improvement Association.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-20
JUDGE SMITHS LECTURE.
Might Re Truly Written, he Says, Tha;
a Lawyer Lives Well, Works
Hard ANA Dies Poor.
MAY PRESTON, secy.
SALT LAKE CRY, Jan. 8.

The lecture Of Judge Smith at the
University lat night drew fal
house. Among those who horored
the occasion with their presence was
Mrs. Judge Smith, Mrs. Judge Hen.
derson and Mr.. waldemar Van Cot, o.
The board Of regents. In the absence
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-20

ASurusUN-In sat Lake city, January %.
OF pu'uuuuin, Maud Lucillo. daughter OF
J ztues aud Elizg AuuCruui aged year aud 10
days.
FUNERAL scr,leol wi.l bg held nc residence OF
UaftulH, sunday, iauuttF 20, 80. e. eject, AZ
D. p.u. ltiuuds respectfully invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-20

Fail Text OF ths Report Concerning
this Most Crcditable and IN joy
able Part Of Utah's Exhibit at
Chicago.
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THE LADIES' REPORT.
Interesting account Of Uiad Women S
Work at the Fair,

ny THE BOARD OF MANAGE rs
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Ir ug Probate Court, 10 and for gaIt lake
U0uu.y, Territory OF Utah.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-13
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.
New-York. September IL.

7,
BEANS AND PEAS.-Neither the export home job
bling domestic bears shows improvement.
and there II just enough urgency 10 sell 10 give the
ket a weak. unsettled Marrow bought easily
81 kidney Offering 81 5OIs2 81
Medium unchanged. There Is quite East
demand for choice imported and sales
Ing 200 20 500 bags have been made within day two
81 &. Foreign medium quiet and only exceptional
sales above 81 AZ Green peas slow We quote Beans.
marrow. per BUSH 81 TO- do medium and pea, 81 so do
kidney 81 JoGf2 ca; kidney, 81 504$2 10:
DO turtle soup 81 aaets2; do linn. California go ib,.
81 G0ax2 G do foreign medium. 81 356sl 81 do foreign
pea, 81 OaSi G5. green peas bbls. 81 I7h do Lays.
81 1871; do Scotch. 81 1881 l7i..
BUTTER-General trade continues quiet. and the
grades without further change Fancy
fresh has call and holds firm at yesterdays
advance; giltedgc lois OF Western jobbng 2@tc. Al
the lower qualities are very plentiful and carried
nong with the hope that q demand from
will spring up late. Many jobbers using the best
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nailroaos.
% pennsylvania
RAILROAD.

sTAT9%s ie2 q pes9 e., and coranat Streets
1 nooo Af car iH Tfap5ssGs
on css s cGcaso "ns c a%s 0sse
A. NJ, Cincinnati G3j a. NJ. and Indianapoiis 4. II
ZOO i:'N u. 'cfiIcAco AND ST. LOUIS ExpRrs,
@ ami ccag ana a R" Sn San to 80 S6 Joys Lou
c! aasi .2a w y GesSso ExPpN:spn.,
GI;v'sad I II Gsise? r \ R;H!
Sleeping ard Dining Cars to Cincinnati and St, Lous
Arrives cincinnati p. 81. Indianapolis 1918 p u.
500 his' f y fsfnd E%fH ps s.,.n,
Ia ifsH %xD THE SOUTH
Dining can go 'consressiona Lniied all Psrc t sae
nTns snd ~ 0o "S & M 800 ons M
ITt: sioo al PaGr lrd II BinnS car' 40 D
70 Ashsville Tampa: ard Newoeans; i2Is nisH
o soy r. Mos fo @ SSo Ram,
rG TnrU " sSP@ e cM PgnS Snd NORFOLK va
Charles Route A. ~ weekdays. and. with Throusgss
srspSr z co y e' I'VE 900 daily. Sleeper,
Tampa Jacksonville Macon end Charleston 800 p n
THROUGH Pnret parlor Car. '
NJ. KS a X %; not stop at AsbaTy pasi ~ y;
o'ea" Grove f 70 H"" PrInyiILADELpuIA.
E,or:,' go 10 aaG so 2 p Sso 90 5cn?'' L my
40 10 I.miedS.sio 4. NJ. 2. =. $50 s. 6. 7:,ss;
rcRe, oce s " Nos 80. ga Ires I.e2 ila and s
Aor rc ana '' SEQ q roa s,:
Broadwlv and Brooklyn Annoy Sta'lon 700, .. Fulton
hr SEny S W cn 5r and cSc bsgssg. tos
hotels ~, ed rs.iences through to WON
t. ~ G rn1cra, ,fona~or ceno-ai pa:.r ,s...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-13
OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Sept. I2-Catt.e-Receipts for tho past ~
hour head. total for the week thus far i-f+V
had for same time last week, $3.50 head. cohskhed
through 9 head New York. 1870 head on Fair
100 head: market opened steady and hrm; closed
good grades. all sold; light Western steers >" io
81 C5: good light butchers. 100 n s. SlIS'r gs.a
plain 200 300 N 81 jodst 10; ripe "a. 800
I0ys-Iec.p,s for the asst - hours. 300 head "'l
fo- We thus far 80 500: for dine last week
head consigned through. $50 head; to New YORK
$50 head: on sale $500 head. market opened steady
+, finn for y1oi Crades slow but steady Tor common
corod higher good hogs. sales. late good me iiT
G5s6 -: very dell and lower for light grades ana pes
e. sing sales PIGS s. O0sj - and several .'adS Hn".
Workers good choice. 81 ijfIs6 30 grassrrs anu Me
cans s. apGsG 10 good mediums and mixed ~ VGW '"'
oho,c heavy. 81 Gpds6 ~. rough.. - 2"HS. 20 Sheo
and Receipts f5r the past - hours. '-r hcaH
~ coo head. for for1e line "s
week - head: consigned through ZOO head 70
steady f,r best sheep and lambs slow md ow"r or
others closed steady strong for eood over 20:
cheers sales late. ~ Canada lambs. fair - good - 20"
extra 81 81: choice lambs Sass % fair I" good
s.. cults and common. S2pS3 mixed sheep god
4pse IS light wethe's 81 Ijms3. export do. W Z"W
~: export s3Hs3 -. Gull and comnn si"' D.
slGSc - 40. =. ,
market opened higher hut declined M IN" Close Texas
cattle sieady decline. native steers 81 tf ~, cows
80 IL Ts2 ca steers 81 ,D4 81 ~ Hogs Receipts
Inferior hogs declined more. choice hrnNy soIi AZ
- and good heavy from 81 900 So - The bulk of tn"
fai- T. good Sc lDa sG IL. pigs and common
Ight 81 iOGS5 sheer Receipts. 2ls head; market
active. AMI lower. Southwest MIXED 81 3jftS3 30 native
mixed 81 ,Drs3 80. lambs. s3nS3 -.
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EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NeW-York. SeptemDtI ~

CoTTON-The market opened steady al t 10 rop cot
on very demand in liNerI'Os V Sp''
-, snnners teing encouraged to buy on the n.
W,nches;cr outlook their takings Nest'Iudl i,,,,a
5s, amounting bales There was i,''i-
%yea,ness how ,ver. after the open'ns Oh IL
c.hiss rsnortiur "A slight decline In futures anu s' ,n
t. account. as wei as ii o'i't'
ern points The market was yer! nun va ,ba market
little the afternoon!
Soiinv steady. There net advance l Is ore
on,y az 600 bales There is local bearlsi ni ~,
seenl able 10 buy AT prices '''ol".
f.NPorlf,a h, south The receipts at The ports 10.
,he yeek will be about 10000 to ''o", pars, a,
% r ,o.morro,v are estimated AT 90" hA'rs
against i 2Ds last week and l4sd las year, wct an1
lax las, year The Agricultural Peihrlenn H., tavor
90 the weather mas pee'
,,on in the ,arolnas. Tennessee anu itAis
% ,hn cron * slowly improving IN tieoIEla "u1 ~
ana IN. cii d niliious In FLORIDA Mississippi ana AT
Iansos Louisiana reports shedding genera "'i
nan ,ayorsbln than last week. Picking mas PEE" ''
,d h' rams in Alabama Mississippi and ~.
cnening range AID close io.cay anu eo'S
.-.pp,ons night and last year follow; -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-13

az a, ' .t Ss 40 and lambs ca 10 81 80 % - 70
J. q. Curtis IL State lambs "a H. at ~ 90 90 w. "
10 at 81 Is: 81 do 50 10 a, ~ ,h 90 N n, 81 10:
H..enbeck Hoiis: 22o Michigan AM +; a. "a ~ i56
de- ss H. at 81; IDS Pennsylvania do 81 10 al 20 ~ AZ
stete sheep and lambs "a ~ at -; 20 90 s Wr,cbv
81 30; 10, Western sheep. 1914 No. nj ~ 90 ~ A. "a N
DO ln2 ID at 81: IL state do. % 10 al = ~ "' w.
81 Collins. 2ci Michigan lambs. g. 10 a. :, e.. ico
ONO d. o. H. at 81 1874 Virginia DO "a ID az "a a.. M M
virginia sheep SO n, 81 1914; a3 Wcste,h % 10 A.
at 81 1876 state lambs y N. at 80 10 40 80 81 70:
81 So I5G do H. 81 49, IN Do W 10. 90 DO 90
io7 do % H. at 81 i2s; i53 do " 10 al e. "a ~ at
81 5o 30 stale sheep sc 10 a, 81 20 d. W 10 az e. I o
O. pllenback leo State lambs. q ~ at - o. $3.50
- ~ at - So 20 do. 62 n. at -: ~ sheep MI" ''
wk.rs6n & sherman: Ohio sheep l2o No. at 81 20
- do io4 n az 81 o. 81 NJ ~ 81 TO- i, 40 ~
n At 50; bucks 100 n. at 81 90 loo state 'afOs' "
~ Judd 3 Co.: 22I Kentucky lambs: u No. at - W;
oG do 81 IL nj So -; do. - ID at ~ o.
do o, n at 81 30 2l7 do 02 H. at ~; - sheep ~ "
sanders: 40 Pennsylvania lambs 81 ~ at ~ - 90 90
state do % n, at 81 % 90 sheep. ~ TO- at ~ -, ~
sheep and lambs o. H. 81 80; 2G5 state lambs " ID
II" noes Receipts ~ cars or 1921 head32 cars at
Jersey city and II Forteth-st Market very .ih
and loc higher and the 1000 hogs on sale were all
wanted AZ the advance S6asG 20 per l,D 10
Sales.--future G. Mullen; 10 state hogs. AZ 10 avera:,
at 81 per 100 H. (: ln H. At 81 iO i" 10 10 w.
nj &C. rs rough do 100 N. at 81 %: do ~ TO- az
s. 40 do $50 ~ at ~ 81: STAG 20 n. a, 81 8, A.
2 Il, lS5 n At &C. rough hog $50 H. az >" % a., "a
Iallcnbcc Hollis: % state hogs. :l3 10 AZ >" 90 -
do I,a TO- Sc so II do 27s 10. at 81 -, do, -D ID
81 30; 2 do. 29i n. ut So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-13
TIE TRADE In CHICAGO

Chicago Sept IL tspecIaD.-Con continued lead
everything again; but II much a market for
all that. the days \ Of n cent Tn. last
prices We're Just about the Tuesdays May
opened at J6. sold between 55l. 56 and closed nj
90 cents September opened 57N. sold and
3IA. and closed at 37 October closed A Of cent
the estimate for Thursday-ls5 But the Newspapers re-
ported no damage from the frsts OF Tuscday. The
state report said that the given to fodder
OF about ~ per OF average That was con-
sdered bearsh tn" weekly bulletins said pastures
everywhere had been revived and late helped Canal
frcights were up hNa. Of The dip which
the opening Was on the Iowa report the closing
was on the small estimate for Thursday Samples were
up = cent: charters made for 1900 bush
Wheat was steady within range OF !, December
opened At 5' sold between 57.c and 51.
81: cents seller Receipts light. Prices
report from Sew-fork that wheat to he imported
from Argentine. denial along shortly after the
original report. Cash wheat strong Mime
apols Minneapolis and Duluth receipts his cars
about the same last Export cirarances
the seabonrd were small less than 80 900 bush There
was moderate cash business here tabout 10000 bus
half 81 II M spring and the Of II grade winter
Charters were reported for 100000 bush.
Oats were nrm. advancing n and closing 10
top. Small receipts Ind most TO do with the strength
Provisions opened easier on realizing by holders. They
recovered on outside buying and closed the top
nary pork sold between st ~ and si so and closed
N4 ~ January lard between 81 20 and 81 a. and closed
at IS ~ Jnary ribs between 81 % and 81 A. and closed