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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-08
TUE GREEN BAG.

The Supums court will sit on the
lflh Inst next MONDAY.
Tue board OF county commissioner
IL holding u meeting tnis afternoon.
Jddge Hiles has adjourned the
criminal division OF the Third district
court until October 8.
Pablo officers are rushed with busi.
meas alter yesterday's holiday, sspec-
islly 30 AZ II came after Sunday.
The wife anu children OF Deputy
Sheriff Gibbs have gone on visit TO
the lAuy's ulster In Great Falls, Mon.
tAnR.
Many applications for cleme ncy are
In tho hAnus VI the board OF patdons,
which will meet a week IRON next
Saturday.
August Jensen, aged 81, and Maria
G, Mikkelsen, 2s, aud both residing q
Farmers ward. were today given a
license TO wed.
Charles Psrr OF Mil Creek was o.
fore Justice Harvey today on chAig
OF assault. The complainant was IA ,s
wife, Mary, who says that her nus.
band, some time In July last, beat her
10 such an extent as TO disloczte her
left shoulder. Tho defendant IL an old
man aud reforms those Anllcs, says
tue sheriff, only when ho looks upon tins
wine when Il IL Of a Tosy hue. The
defendant pleg ded not guilty and was
released on his own recognizanoe.
Commissioner Geddes yesterday
evening sent the OLD man discharged
from tho city jail on Saturday, with an
Injured eye, TO st. Mark's hospital.
The poor old fellow was In terrible
agony from the fearful condition OF
his eye an1 said he would seek relief
In some drug II no could get H. Mr.,
Geddes says the eye was In a terrible
state aud looked AZ n the eight would
be entirely dsstroyed. lie will receive
the attention at the hospital whloh the
lail authorities should have accorded
before he was discharged.
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THE DISTRICT COURT.
Ysnlre Of Jurors Returned In Judge
Streets Division.
TRANSACTION on CIVIL BUSINESS.
Ons Case In ia ige Eilchl = thaueery
Cout-Not's Ir m ihs Halls
,f Jusnc.

This morning the sheriff returned
the following venife Of jurors Tor ser
vice In Judge Streets oouti:
Stephen II. Lynch, John Mcdonald
ST., John 0abbolt, Elias A. Smith,
Louis Cutler, Thomas Upton, A. J..
Psndleton it,, A. uanausr IT,, Heber
J. Grant, Ralph Il. Hosg, William
5hewell, Herbert Pfloe, George H.
Dewney, W. T.. smsdley, Frank Y.
Taylor. Tho following were excused for
different causes; George Nsylor, J. ii.
Bennett, BOYD Park, James Eager aud
Walter 4. Read. The following were
absenG Charles n. Dansie, n. q.
Bs,sett, John A. Coon, Max Lippmsn
aud Emanuel Kahp. All tho excused
and absen, Jurors were included In the
venire.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-08

wha, they receive and we arc opposed
10 the free coinage o. silver except under
international agreement
Coming events even In elections
may cast their shadows before but ell
yer men will not readily see where the
white rnelal cut any hcure In Vet
mont, R,thsr will they incline 10 the
opInion inst It was the 81. Louis plat.
form that was voted down last week.
Concerning tho superstition, "As gees
Vermont, 20 goes the nation" u ueed
only be sid that New England States
are not infallible political precursors.
In 1850 the rssl VI the country shat.
tered tho beacon Of bright prospects,
Maine held Aliit for the followers Of
Hancock and English and twelve
ysara later the ssme state failed ign0.
miniously in setting the psce OF the
pfesldsnllAl campaign which resulted
in ClovelNnd's election ny n over.
whelming majority.
CoIosEL ARGUS.
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Iaseph w. LinnelI,s death.

Alter an illness lasting about seven
months, Joseph W., son OF Henry ana
Elizabeth w. Linneli, Of the Sixth
ward OF this city. died Monday morn.
Ing, September 7, Of valyular disease
OF the heart, aged fourteen years, eight
months anu twelve days. This de-.
ceased was a bright boy, Of excellent
disposition and habits, highly esteemed
by all bis associates. The funeral ser.
vices will be conducted at thu Sixth
ward meeting house on Wednesday,
Sept. ., commencing at II a. m. The
uefeavsd family have tue sympathy OF
a large circle OF friends Ia the bersAve-
mont which has como upon them
through the death Of their sou whoae
life ON earth had seemed inll OF promise
for career OF honor aud usefulness.
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From the sandwich Islands.

Elder Thomas Bnmley OF the Fifth
Ward, this city, gave the NEWS y
pleasant call this afternoon GU his 70.
lura from n misslsn 10 the Sandwich
Islands. Elder Brlmey lef, his homo
Tor the mission field August l2, 1898.
ana while absent has labOrod on all Of
the Islands OF tho Hawaiian group.
The missionaries while lab0rlng among
the Kanakps, receive very hosplta.
bio treatment aud mae, with much
success In disseminating the principles
OF he Gospel. There are now on the
Islands fiileen Elders and four ssteft
tfOm Utah, all OF whom are lRboring
iudeiaughUiy Tor the PRONUNCIATION Of
no principles OF lille anu salvation.
Tho Mormons have no opposition TO
O.. intend with 10 this Helu and many
% the ratives have allied themselves
with tho Church Of Christ. Elder
Br.mley returns home IN good health
sul strength and white ho hiss highly
enjoyed his lab1fh while away, hs IL
pleased 10 hnd himself once more IA
thu peaceful valleys VI tho Rocky
mountains
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Two Destructive Fires.

The fire deparm int was called Gu,
shortly after ton this morning to a
point on Seventh East between Bee.
ond and Third South streets, where
90 mo mifchievous boys had set fire 10
load Of nay belonging TO II. j..
Anderson aud being eusoute 20 Fort
Douglas. The hay was wholly uss.
iroysd but the wagon upon which II
stood was saved through the speedy
aud effective action OF the fire laddieS.
About s O'Clock last evening tho
large barn belonging 10 George Crls-
mon situated west Of tho penitentiary
was totally destroyed by fire. The
barn has 200 horse capacity but tor
tunalely II contained no stock or hay
AT the time OF the oonfisgratop. Ow.
ing 10 the remote location OF the
building the fire department did net
respond TO tho call. II IL not known
how the nre originated.
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Hymeneal.

On Sept. 8. 1895, In Ogden, Bishop
E. 81. Wade pronounced the words
which united ia ma,flmony william
N. Gale and Evsngelinc stoddsrd.
The groom IL the eldest son Of Robert
ana Rachel Gale Of Uintah, VINO came
from England In 1885, tho bride, who
also lived at Uintan, u the widow OF
N. h. Stoddard. Tue many friends Of
the high contracting patti,a, among
whom the NEWS Ia happy to be
classed, Join Ia hearty good wishes for
the welfare aud happiness Of the
welded pair.
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MINOR MENTION.

A farewell missionary entertain.
ment will be given In the Tenth
ward meeting house tomorrow even.
ing In honor OF Elder Albert T..
Brady who will shortly depart for the
southern States.
The nr.t girl In a family Of Elk
made her debut Al the home Of Walter
J. Lewis OF the Sixteenth ward this
morning. This little lady IA as bright
as the silver dollars the people OF the
West would like TO SEQ coined without
limit. bhe weighs ten pounds and n
half, and gives promise OF permanently
continuing the happiness she has
brought 10 the Lewis household.
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the hands Of capable ana expert.
enced player. Two carloads Of scenery
are required In the presentation OF the
play and the pro uciion cslls for a
number Of msgoihoent stage pictures
hitherto uutquallei In Irish Dr. M.
Daly'a Club House, the Irish Hgusus
Of Parliament, Trinity College anu
many other historic spots are repre-
sented with amazing fidelity to the
originals. Mavoufseen IL rare Intel.
looiuai tfcat, NJ well as q deiigntiu
evenings entertainments
Fridsy night the Irish Artist Will be
given, and the engagement Will close
Saturday night with the presentation
Of the Minstrel OF Ia 70.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The RomSntic Irish play, Mavour.
neeu, with tire clsverest ana sweetest.
voiced lflsh Comedian on the Amerl.
can stage, Uhanneoy olo1tl, In the
star roll, will he The attraction at the
Salt Lake TheAter on Thursday ever.
Tug, September 10Th. Manager Pitou
has surrounded MI. olcotl with O
supporting company OF unusual excel.
lenoe, every part In the piece beiug 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-08
Police Court.

Justice wenger had n big batch OF
offenders before him today, most Of
them, however, charged with petty
ofienses. Susan Tullldge wHs 1ne1 $40
for disturbing the peace, while simple
Ed inertia was found guilty OF using
abusive language and fined $50. Mag.
gle Wilson. sgsiusi whom stands n
charge OF robbery, will have u bearing
on Thursday next nj 10 O'Clock, and
John Hart Will attempt to disprove n
vagrancy charge On Friday at 10
O'clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-08
Grapes Without Irrigation.

Some samples OF fne grapes grown
on n vineyard owned by President
Angus NJ. Cannon near the Point Of
The Mountain, In the southern part OF
the county, were shown NJ the NEWS
office today. Tho vineyard In on the
Cannon ranch considerably above any
Irrigation System and snows plainly
what can be done Ia grape growing
without the application OF water 10 tue
soil by artificial means. What has
been ace mpllshed by Nit. Cannon can
certainly oe done by others under tho
same persistent effort.
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= Campaign p.,,m.,

CHICAGO, Sell. is.--sena,of c.,
ex.chairinan Republican n,,,s.f,
committee, wat among the caIs..n
republican patiooal headquSris,. ~
uny' He has written a letter wn,s "
viii be read before the Mon,s"" ,eh
publican convention tomorrow We y.
which he urges the conventlon IN
dotse the 81. Louis platform and .,' ,n'
that only the Republican pattv sD,,,
restore prosperity 10 the country. MI
Letter i' TO be used as campaign dooa ny
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-08
Two Fallen Girls.

Carrie Taylor and Amanda Peter.
sou, two girls who say their ages ars
10 years, but whose appearance. indi.
cate that they are much younger,
were fined $40 each today before Jus.
lice Wenger for prostitution. The
girls wept bitterly while having a
hearing, they having pleaded not
fuiliy, but this testimony adduced
showed that they were not pursuing a
very moral life 10 say the least. They
are fig subjects for Mrs. Paddock
Home For The Friendless.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-08

The following orders were made In
Judge suoei'a court today:
Spencer & Lynch Va Frank GILES.
pie u al; summons wiihd rawn.
Mclaughlin vi Mulloy; exceptions
10 report VI referee referred to Judge
Hilss.
N. 3. Robertson Va }. Roy; dis.
missed ana set led.
Jas. l.. Ffaukon W Pullman Palace
Car company; demurrer 10 complaint
ovsrrulo1 and fifteen days allowed 10
which 20 answer.
Bon Il. Hsddock W Utah Limo 4
Cement company; demurrer TO com.
plant sustained and ten days allowed
TO amend.
John Wall W Mugard Mining ami
Smelling company; demurrer TO third
amended complaint oveffuled anu H.
teen days allowed to answer.
William dfousbeck VI Fred T..
Hsughton 81 al; passed 10 the loot Of
calendar.
George +. Costerlsan Va. Joseph NJ.
Nelson; dismissed al Plaintiff cost.
Tribune J0b Printing company W
Miners And Millofe Publishing com.
pany; continued 10 the lO!h met.
American Collecting aud CONNER.
clal agency W. h. l.. McCann ot al;
dismissed Ut plAiullfi's cost
John A. Ffltsch W A. ID. Ferron;
settled anu dismissed.
John Burt W Clarence Granger;
diimissed.
Max Jaonsch Va Edward q. Hines
OF al; demurrer 10 complaint ovsfrulsd
and nftcun days allowed Ia when "
antwer.
SAT- Lake City VI Montgomery; re-
mandui ~ tho Third district court lot
commitment 10 this foioIm school; sent
uach u police court with Instructions
10 commit " oity Jail.
j. X. Wilson Va Pasihc Loan y
Building company; continued " rs IA
inst.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-08

Nerihern Light sad North Eureka
Chrouicie sales In IN. PIE
The listed stocks farei badly Mt TO.
day's call on 'chaDge, not u transfer
being recorded among them. The
quotations, however, were fairly
strong ana gave every Indication Of
the stehdy improvements OF the market.
Northern Light and North Eureka
caused dealings among the unlisted
stocks, the former subscribing 1000
shares TO tue uay's business ana the
latter 1900 shares.
The closing ngures were a. iollowG
LISTED STOCKS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-08
Miss Snyder's Recital.

Populations nTe golug on aptco Tor
Miss Lilly Snyder farewell recital,
which viii be given IN the Gnns
opeTa House on Monday evening, the
IAN inst, Instead OF on tuesday, toe
l6,h. Indications point to M vnihusl.
astlo reception for the young Ariist.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-08
NEWS OF TIE MINES.

Mt. Lewis NJ. Cannon, Secretary OF
the Wonder Gold Mining company.
has just returned IRON Mercur. the
American Johannesburg, alter n
weeks stay In that promising and pfo-
duolive mining district The gentle.
mans visit 10 tho camp was one Of
business and was taken principally In
tho ittcrest OF tho company with
which he IL connected.
The properties OF tue Wonder com.
pany adloin the great Golden Gate
mine, out OF which 70 much valuable
orc has already been taken with
scarcely n com monooment OF IL, ex-
fractions. the company owns the
following claims; Wonder, Mary f.,
Nc. 2, North Side, OH Grover. and n
fraction Of the Navigator, all OF which
cover about seventy acres OF gfould 4,
anu are now being quietly anu per-
sislontly developed,
The shaft on the Wonder claim has
now attained n depth VI about 4Un
feet, ami sinking Is going steadily on,
with the bype IN vlow thu. tho ore
tered near the ii0 mark. IL not tapped
ut this depth, the work will elili bs
carried on until the splendid ore vein
which made tho Golden Gate famous,
Will have been uncovered and openol
up on tue properties Of the Woadef
company.
THREE DISTINCT GOLD VEINS.
IthAs been recently dem onsirated
thnt there are three distinct gold veins
In the Mefcur district, VIE, the Mer.
cur vein, tho Sacramento vein whieh
undcrlies the Msrcur, and q new voln
which lies over the silver vein now
being worked by the Marion com.
pany. Thus with four known veins
Ia the District hree gold and one
silver--the Wonder people, a. well NJ
all Others Owning ground In Mercuf,
can rest assured OF finding something
II they viii but take the palus to dig
and search for It.
THE CANNON GROUP.
The Cannon group OF claims, now
being worked under n bond anu lease,
are looking better today than ever be-
fore. Tue miners are into large bodie,
OF ore which, although low-gTado al
present, gives every promise OF taking
on much richer hue as work
progresses and hidden recesses are ex.
piorod.
NO STRIKE AT ALL.
Some time ago . strike Of exceeding
richness was reported In the Hccla. II
now lranspires that the report wa,
given cut rather prematuTely, ms In
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srooss AsD nAnHsr.


INV ionK sept s.-The resu,npt,on n, 49,.
ing IN stocks after the holiday wis ebs,.tta1'
req ~ dec iediy weak market espeei.is.sf,
induetrials aud specialtiea Io.gsFe ttAl IN
cables were ostensibiy the cause 10, hi"naou
Island ~. " ~ hock
. Msahs'isn reeeded to sos with ,ub,ssu,,,
London offered moderate amounts on t,,,.
hiseellAneoas bonds were depressed. bnt t..
hsnefal mArhtt was taifly steady al mi4iss
throughout 'Ns'saioai
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-08

John Is. Thompson ana James Nc.
Gregor today entered suit In the Third
district court against Angus MELON.
aid, WIN. NJ. Rash and tne II. w.
Hanson Proeuce company for the &C..
oovety OF 5000 on u pfomissoty note,
with interest a. ~ por cent por annum
itum Aug. 10, 1896, anu coat OF suit.
Tue note 10 secured by mortgage,
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Harriet 5. Kilnball Dead.

LAKETows, Rich cSuAty, Utah,
Sept. 5.-Mrs, Harriet 3. Kimball,
willow OF tho late President Heber q,
kimbsll, died at I am. today at her
home In Meadowville, Rich county,
UlAh. JOSEPH IRWIN.
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Western EdlloriaI Federnllon.

The second annual conventional the
Western Editorial Federation viii be
held At Denver, September IA toll In.
elusive. A. h. Tomaon, iormerly
Utah, ia flooding the western country
with invitations aud urging members
VI the pgess 10 attend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-08

LiNsELL IN falt Lake City. September
hpu, " Nalvular dis9aao Of heart, Josrpb 81
son OF Henry and Elizabeth IiunoiL agrd IA
years, months and l DAYS
Funeral services viii By held in tho sixth
ward meeting housr on "wednesday - lhsL
Al IA ~ Friends arc respectfully %tcd
nAtEAtAN.- On Monday. sept the sin int
iofiu. tho eight month old son OF MILAN T.
aud sophfona batemau. passed from this lie
after an ulnosa Of one wsck lie was q bfirtt
and promising child. AMI the parents Aru very
much gfisyed a. his death but feel that lie
lord doeth al tlings well.
The funeral Will take place from the q rIiiy
residence on Thursday nuNt htgp NJ. At West
Jordan. Friends are invited 70 attend
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Laid in a Suicides Grave.

Mrs, Maggie May MeQlade, better
known as Minnie Haley, who com.
nitled suicide on Sunday last by TAX.
ng a big dose Of morphine NJ her
nome, l6S West south Temple street,
was laid away in her grave this after.
uOon.
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very eoor, a. the development work In
now into y strata of grey lime, siuii ar
10 that which ovtthung the ore body
In the Golden Gate.
POSITION TO BuiJD MILLS.
Tn,re are now many properties In
the Mercuf district, that are In posi.
ton 10 warrant the erection Of mills.
The Gold Dust, ths Bricky and the
Hillside sire among these properties,
while Sunshine furnishes the over.
land anu Red Cloud, both OF which
could afford 10 erect mills alone, ~ the
ore bodies In sight would wafrsnt
such n movement. The Overland has
been wrestling with this proposition
Tor tome time and inside OF sixty days
II need not be n surprise IL SOC such n
structure commence on this property.
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Entrance Examination tor niEh
school

EDtrance examination for the public
High School will be- held on Ffllsy,
Seplemb er llth, n. o am, In the hlgn
School building. All pupils who DC,
sire 10 enter this school and who DO not
hold cerlit catea OF admission from inc
eighth grades OF tho public schools are
expected to be- present. Failure to meet
this appointment may affect the adnlis'
sion Of applicsnis.
J. n. MILLsPAudH, sup'
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TNAN. rLns ID sTOolla.

1hAS. fLhS W STOCKS.
Five hurdied shares OF NcrlhHrn
Light at ~ cent? aud 600 at 40; 800
North EursKa n. ! cents. Total shares
sOlI 1900.
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Gladness Comes

With better understanding Of tho
w transient nature OF the many phys
teal Ills, which vanish before propcref-
forts-gontle eiforts-plcasant efforts
rightly directed. There Is comfort In
the knowledge, that so many forms OF
sickness ure not due 20 any actual dis.
ease, but simply TO constipatod condi-
tion Of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrup Of Figs, prompt
ly removes. That Is why u " the only
remedy with millions OF families, and II
everywhere esteemed 80 highly by all
who value good health. Its beneficial
effects are due 10 the fact, that II Is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without facilitating the
organs ON which Il acts. IL Is therefore
all important, In order 20 get It's bene-
fetal effects, 10 note when You pur-
chase, that You have the genuine arti-
Gle, which Is manufactured by the Gull.
fornia Fig Syrup Co, only and sold by
all reputable druggists,
II In tho enjoyment OF good health,
and the system Is regular, laxatives or
other remedies are then not needed. II
afflicted with any actual disease, one
may be commended 10 the most sltillful
physicians, hut II In need OF laxative,
one should hive the best, and with tho
well-informed everywhere, Syrup OF
Figs stands highest and Is most largely
used and gives most general satisfaction.
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Schools Open on Monday.

The public sch ols o SAT- Lake City
ma county open on Monday morning.
text.
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IN Judge Ri,ehie's chancery dl.
vision OF tho Thifd district ouuTi, the
fgllo Wing osfr wsa gu trial today:
Wni. Al, Mcclure ot al va James r.
Little 81 al, tho DelefOt Savings bank
iE1ervenof. Iho suit occupied tho day
up TO press tina.
Irwin MoCoanell was admitted 10
citizenship, being u native oil Scot.
land.
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'"A" 1--we Ntora
uos,- Chicago, sept
Light, ta.is8tl.n.
Mixed, fla3dMa3.
Heavy, fi.i0atig1
Rough, tlt0aslG3
Ialtle--
Reeves. sl.l0aitu0
Cows and hoifcrs. ~ lHdfl5s
IcNas steer ,fLtodtl 49,
westerns, I.auaIl r3.
siockcf. aud feeder. i25odta7a
sheep Market steady.
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chicago naru~i.
ohicaso, sept
wheat-sept, s6Ba =, oct.
yorn-sept, iesaA get. 40
forn sept. fi6i. Oct. 60A
l.Ard-rept, Ni7h oct, SJg3.
itibs-sept., Ai2ai Oct, sl3
Hyc-8l.
Harley-f0aA
Flax -o1 4dM
1tmothy-n. %.
The record-union., 1896-12-15
WHEAT HIGHER.
Firmer Tone in All the Leading Mar
ketS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1.-THE
wheat markets showed continued firm
ness to-day, although in San Francisco
there was some disposition among spec
ulators to realize after prices had ad-
vanced sharply. The Chicago market
continued strong throughout the day.
The English market had a firmer ten
dency.
In Chicago December wheat rose from
16b cents to 1914 cents. May rose from
SOss cents to S2as cents and closed on
the second curb at 81 cents bid.
In England cargoes We're quiet but
quoted firmly. Futures advanced 12d.
December closed at Us Sd.
At the Call Board in San Francisco
there was an advance in futures during
the first half hour, but it was not ac-
companied by much activity AT 9:15
May opened at 81 50 and rose to
81 5Sas, closing at 81 5S1s At 1915
there was a weak spell and May after
opening at 81 511a declined to 81 511s.
At 11:15 there was recovery. May
opened at 81 5734 and rose to 81 So.
closing lower. however, at 81 571a
Spot wheat continues steady and
quotable at 81 80 per GENITAL for No. 1
shipping.
Barley was inactive but firmer At
11:15 May option sold at "a to 933s
cents