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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03

Salisbury Va ]. L. Stewart ct al,
affirming the judgment OF the csurt
below.
The question involved in this case
was whether an attorneys fes OF 10 per
cent in promlssorg note deB.royed Its
negotiability aod the cour: holds that
1t does not. The court Gays: at the
makers OF the note had been paid the
stipulation would have been 81 no
effect. 1t 10 eminenNy just that the
creditor who mas incurred an expense
In the collection of tho debt should bu
reimbursed by the debtor by whom
the action was rendered necessary,
and the expense eniaileJ." Juslices
Bnrlch anu Miner CONCUR.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03
desmond Bound Over.

Timothy L, De,mond, q night
Waterman, was arrested early this
morning for shooting at Charles Wal.
berg 10 front OF the New Stete saloon
on Second south near Commercial
street. The men got into q quarrel
and Desmon pulled cut hts gun and
fftd promi ciousIy. He hal pre-
lln'inaIy / e ring in the p lice court
this Afternoon and was bound ovsv u
await the action VI the Il strict court
in bonus of $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03

No. 73 Weet FirSt South street. A
email store, small clock, small ex.
penses anu small profits. should
Ike my friends and the public to awnri
me share OF their patronage in the
abave business. Only frst class gncde.
ID. w. NAIsBIT'r, Manager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03

"Last summer ore Of our eran1.
children wss SICK with a severe bowel
trouble" says Mrs. K g. Gregory, ot
Freuerickatowp, Mo. "Our DOCTORS
remedy had Jailed, then we tri, Il
Cote, Cholera an
Diarrhoea Remedy, which gave very
speedy reliel." For tale by Druggiste.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03
HOLIDAY EXCURSION.
July 3rd, 4ih and 9th.

The Rio Gsande Western Railway
offers rate Of one single fare for the
round trip between aiy two sta ions
on i,s line, July sid, 4th and 9th.
Tickcts good until July 81. A spien.
did opportunity to nsh in the strss ms
near Fish Lake (near Msrysvaie), in
tile Diam nd amt various other waters
along the Rio Grnnde Western Ry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03

Anders p. Blai has been granted
decree OF divorce from JOhanne
T.. Blsd by Judge Hiles this afternoon,
on the grounds OF deesrtlOn aud failure
to provide. Smith and Nielsen were
Blsd's attorneys. Mrs. Bad was un.
represented anu the decree went by
default.
Arguments were begun before
Judge Hiles yesterday afternoon "a
the CAGE Of Georgia Foote Va M. f..
Cummings OF al. Alter the hearing
Of which the court took the matter
under advisement.
Robert II. Moody was admitted to
practice before the bar OF the State
Supreme Court today.
The State Supreme Court mot tn
morning pursuant to ajjournms It anu
after making few orders adjourned
again for one week from to-day.
The mandate OF United STATE
Supreme Court, Ia the case vi Malola
Pool, administrative, ETC., vs. he
Southern Pacific company, reversing
the judgment OF tho Territorial Bu-
pIeme Court ana ordering a new trial
Of the cause, was read and filed In the
State Supreme Court today.
A shocking case OF q woman's de.
pravity was brought {, light In u
divorce case, heard before Judge
Hlles this mDruing. Jamee A. Shaier
asked that the marriage bonds existing
between himself aud wife Lizzie be an
nulleu on the grounds OF drunkenness.
Mrs. Shaier admitted her offense and
asked the court TO award her husband
the custody OF tw0 minor children,
stating that they wouid be better off
under his charge. The decree was
given and MIR. Seafer awarded the
care OF the children.
Caroline Vsssing was granite de.
cree OF divorce from Thos. L. WISHING
by judge Hiles this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03
VERDICT IN THE BUNco CASE.

Jury Decides in Favor of .tiie Inter
venor- Edwards Out ~ rig sum.
The case OF Harry Edwards VS. the
Deseret National bank went to the
jury shorhy before O'Clock last even
log, aud In about Two hours returned
with u verdict favoring the intervenor,
the Tappan Steam & Pump company
OF New York. This means that Ed
wards is out $40 In cash, I, 600 sharts Ia
the Utah Onyx company ana 1910
damages. The latter amount represents
the interest on the draft, and was
agreed between the parties that It
should DO paid as damages, no matter
how the jury decided the case. 1t Is
understood that the jury was for u
while divided. A few were inclined
to believe that Mr.. Weir Rambled the
81, 800 draft away, but finally con.
cIuded that Chapman prevarioated.
supreme Court Decision.
Chief Justice Zane delivered an
opinion yesterday in the case OF o. j.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03
MONDAY, July 9TH.

10 a. m.-Grand review OF the Twenty
fourth United States infantry at Fort
Douglas.
There will be c. l.. excursion TO Gar
neld Beach during the forenoon of the
9th for tho benefit of those who arrived
too late for the excursion to Sal,sir On
Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03

And In accordance with law and the order of
the board Of directors. made on the eth day
of May, 1897, 80 many shares Of each parcel OF
such stock az may he necessary will be sol at
the office OF The oompany, room 9s Cullen
Hotel West second South street, salt Lake
City. Utah. on Monday the 18th DAY sf July,
quent assessment thereon, together with the
cost Of advertising and expense of sale
ARTHUR PAR oNs. Secretary.
Salt Lake City. Utah. July 8, 1897.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03
LAGOON. L.GOON, LAGOON.
sunday, July aih.

The plsce--the price--the crowd.
Balloon ascension, baseball, tight wire
walking. Hourly traips starting at
lao pm. Last trail leaves Lagoon st
10 p. IN. R)und trip inoluding ~.
mission 25c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03
CASE is REVERSED.
DccIsion I'm the Case of Reese Va Tho
Morgan uining Company.

Dccision In the Case OF Reese w Tbs
Morgan mining Company.
In the case Of Il. II. Reese, admin.
istrat9r OF the estate Of Meredith
Reese, deceased, VS. the Motgan Silver
Mining compapy, the Supreme court,
in an opinion handed down yestef-
day, reverted the judgment OF the
court below and ordered the case re-
manded with Instructions to grant a
new trial.
Meredith was miuer In tho EN-.
ploy OF the defendant company ami
while at work one day was killed. The
administrator eued for damages, whsu
the trisl court took the Gaze from the
Jury and non.suitod the defendant on
the ground OF contributory negligence
on the part OF the deceased. The
curt above holds that this question
should have been matter IDr the
Jury to determine and hence reverses
the case.
The opinion Is written by Justice
Miner and concurred in by Juatice
Bsrtch.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03

Booth, Lee & Gray, attorneys, re.
moved their offices to 500-504 Auer-
bach block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

North Point Consolidated Irrigation Com.
pany.
Location OF principal place OF business. Room
NO. IS cullen Hotel. West second South
Street. salt Lake City, Utah
Office. THERE ARE DELINQUENT
IN upon the following described stock, on
account OF assessment No. l6. levied on the
18th day OF May. 1897 the several amounts act
opposite the names of the respective share.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03
uudsy Bicycis Races.

Fast trsck. speedy riders, six races
at Cnidel's, Sunday, July 4ih. Races
start al =. m. Admission Csc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03

Via Rio Grande western Hallway

Minneapolis and return S3S 40
Tickets OH eale July LIST aid 2ud.
milwaukee, and return s45 90. Tick.
eta on sale July 2nd, 3rd S14b.
Denver and return, s2250. Tickets
salo July 8 n and 8;1.
Trains leave daily ~ 1850 a. IN. and
TAO p. NJ. Cool ana uehcthlui ride
through The r. ckiee. Through sleep.
ere. Ticket Office In P0stof CO
Corner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03

Six grant cycle races at CALDER.
park, Sunday. July 4 n. Races start
at .. m. Admissions 25c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03
The Same...
Old Sarsaparilla.

I That's Ayers. The same old
sarsaparilla as it wac HssSe and
sold by DR.. ]. c. Aver so years
ago. III the laboratory it is
J different. There modern appli-
\ ances lend speed to skill and
) experience. But the sarsapa-
] rilla is the same old sarsaparilla
I that made the record-5O years
of cures. Why don't we better
\ it3 Well, we're much in the
condition of the Bishop and the
raspberry: Doubtless, " he
said, God might have made
I better berry. But doubtless,
( also, He never did" Why
don't we better the sarsaparilla?
We can't. We are using the
! same old plant that cured the
, Indians and the Spaniards. 1T
has not been bettered. Aud
since zoe make sarsaparilla COM
| pound out of sarsaparilla plant,
! we see no way of Improvement.
OF course. if we were making
J some secret chemical compound
I we might. But we're not.
I We're making the same old sar-
saparilla to cure the same old
diseases. You can tell it's the
same old sorsapariIia be-
cause it works the same old
1 cures. It's the sovereign blood
purifier, and--it's Ayers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03
but are working hard to make every.
thing 20 of peashp'lr.
OFFICIAL PROGRAM.
Saturday, July Bird, o'clock.
RECEPTION AT SALTAIR.
Prof. RobertJ j. Caskey,

Chairman.
Music. instrumental.
Prayer. aaI cot
Music, hymn. s4r aaH
Address of welcome to the Slate. Gov.
Heber NJ. Wells. -rnT r.
Address of welcome by the Endeavor-
ers by Rev. u. f. Clay, president OF Salt
Lake City Local Union.
Music, instrumental.
Responses by Francis Il. Clark, ID. D.,
Boston. president Of the United Society,
and Rev. II. b. Crosse, Boston, one of the
trustees.
Mu sic, hymn.
c. Il. Benediction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03

Tomorrow's weather report on page
three, Walker Bros.'s ad.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
WEIGHING FREIGHT WITH YARDSTICK.
From The Seattle Times

ocean wharf about o'clock yesterday afternoon
when he asked for rates his outfit His boat was
sectionized by being divided longtudnally and
then each hatf cut into sections about eight feet
long Two OF these sections were put together
spoon fashion. and securely Grated. and when
ready for shipment was about bulky as a buggy
although II perhaps did not weigh than hfiy
pounds.
his threefoot rule and proceeded take the cubical
dimensions Of the crate the shipper looking on in
alnazement Never before had he seen freight
weighed with yardstick. The freight clerk took
The length. breadth and thickness Of the crate
whipped blue penc! out OF his pocket and pro,
cceeded 70 figure Like an expert at such calcula-
weighed three tons and a half e
What VIII the freight be-" asked the miner, who
Tho rate is si ':, Pc ton to sKaguay. quay
"Jee-whZ, exclaimed the miner and his partner
in one breath.
lis and hafs3s 20. You see freight is carried ac-
cor9ing 10 dispaeement and not weight"
The ypk9neTs ss6 held S. council So1 the matter ard
Most Of the boats that the miners are taking with
them for descending the river not put 'ogether
can be readily put together after they get The
summit.
And here comes r suggestion 70 those who hayc
not ye, shipped their supplies Most Of the outfits
30 the wharves IN single parceis--sacks and bun
a.es the apparent upper thought In the sh.Dper'S
mind being his OWE ease In handling after he gets
These thousand and one separate parcels are
placed or the steamers p!OHiscIonsly, snc viii. Of
Eengcr VIII IL put TO t4e expense or much time and
labor get his freight gathered when & : IN
the Alaskan warehouses; The shipper WI! save
iiEGei; Mucn trouble ard considerable money X he
viii procure q large orygoods hJN-tho larger the
better, provided hc MI it--an6 pack Ia II all of
his supplies II IS space thet the steamer charges
ropes, blocks and pulleys 1t handles ton easily
as a hundredweigh;.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29

The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposits on the re-
spective dates:
Aug 81 % Aug 90 90. Aug. 2s. ~.
Snscie ......... 36t 4T345 Iob S,2 62s 100
lo,s III ais oOn lIs. GOO
Total ....Sls2s>2iV *l-lsl""oo Sl', "'' wv
Reserve required ooo 80 go o,o ooo
against deposits 1t3 I32 40 ll2'S oo I''-f'
su-,ius S,9i+o925 s. s36 200 $50. jl7. 200
percen,sga 3iS go 3D.
ST ATENENTS OF THE ASSOCIATED
BANKS IN DETAIL.
The following table shows the bank holdlhgs'
together with the percentage Of reserve held py
each bank National banks are required TO Keep
a reserve Of % per cent and State banks one or
II per cent:
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
NrwvoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY. AUGUST 49, 1897.

gold will cause no disappointment In financii II
circles here. Money Is moving to the West ana
South In large volume. Sub-Treasury shipments
In the last two days amounting TO S4Uo.Uuo
Io-day's bank stat sment showed slight IN
crease in cash holdings and a small decredse IN
surplus reserve. while loans gave a further ex-
panson. and deposits an increase Loans IN
creased o256200 and deposits S90S6GO An in
crease In cash holdings was made up by a de-
crease in specie Of S577 800 and an increase In
lega-tender notes Of $50I 400. Surplus reserve
S36 200 this week year ago and $50 40 325 in
the same week In 1896 Compared with year
ago deposits II .he associated banks show an
increase OF S1Sj.061 300 and loans an increase
OF S10l 0ef 800 The banks never held such an
accumulation Z deposits as et present. nor has
the record Of loan exoansion in the last year
ever been eouaed. The NewYork banks are
prosperous.
Prices for the asst sales Of the principal active
stocks to-day. compared with the final figures
Of yesterday, ware as follows:
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
THE BOND MARKET.
c..orruent bonds were firm. Final quota

Railway bonds were strong and active on
r.eudistrihuted volume Of business. Total sales
,r tho ,yo holrs Of business were Sl,6?I,""' par
,.o,ro against So1I2 0C yesterday. The more
,,,r,ort transactions were in the Atchison
.,,nor,l and adjustment Is. Brooklyn Rapid
transit rs. Chesapeake and Ohio ii2s. chicago
Terminal receipts. Green Bay ana "'hona "e
hcnture Rs, Kansas Pacific first consol recciP's'
E,ness and Texas seconds. Mobile and ONO rs
Tortbern Pacific prior lien Is. Reading genera
~ cmu,hern Kallway first rs Texas and Pacinc
sacond incomes Union Pacific us of 1881 re-
,oints ex-n,atured coupons. wabash second -
ard West Chicago Street Railway consol 's
The chief net gains were made by ~ LOUIS
Southw ,stern 1rsts. To 80, ontario anu
orr rrfuudine Is 1i2 to 99i.: Wabash second os
"a 49,. Texas and Pacific first ~. - to 10
Nav-York Central debenture Is. = 10 L.
Southern Pacific Of Arizona frsts. y 10 "''2
Ann Arbor first is. q to S324 Central OF Georgia
nr.t Incomes q to 30; Michigan Central consoI
Missouri Pacific first consOl Gs. y 20 ~; Mobile
md ohio Is. " to ia; oregon Short Line m
come 4 IS ;. to GDa.. and Reading general rs
l. 10 SjA In miscellaneous issues oregon In
movement consol - receipts gained 10 ~
National Starch .sts. Ia. to lM Laclede Gas
erst ;s J. To In4a.: Detroit Gas IS IL to No's
and Tenn,s5,r ,'oal birmingham division
nrsts). II to ~.
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money on call nominal at per cent Time
money WAS IN per cent for sixty days, ) per
cent for three months. 3 per cent for four
months and 3isG4 per cent for six months,
Commercial paper rates were. Prime indpTscd
bills receivable 3iaGi per cent. prime single
name I per cent; hrst-claas names. 4g4ls per
cent and good names 400 per cent
The foreign exchange market closed this week
with posted rates 4Sils and i.S61s for long ana
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29

Chicago Aug 2s cspecaD.TheIe was an .rresTlar bu,
Liverpool showed little advance and weaker at another
because Paris on considerably The was
e the pool which has large interest in ssptsm6er
Der at discount around cents. but the trade has sud
denly s1 Sa an fr that at en dcu to carry
December here day opened "a fo ola Dewfen
premium only 2is at the close against cents
pool willing change its September are not now so
sss co b,she For the week the cearances are
bushels for fortnight rn9 1Ig G sSeps s.
year There was direct export bus ness done here
The %o TO pnt Mond Se
3st MONDAYS 10000 bushels The seaboaId
however just at the close teegaphed that the last cables
tneIden in the Tade Vas the buying Of round coooo
ame sfs thought was for the bull po but ,her. was no
pTGof Of The Seal M % WAS b sSed Sn BY & tse
c0p n M Psk.ss and ne Se ee s9 oa
oo 600 bushels Local receipts were $50 cars the est
Corn was easier There was warm weather West. and
continued warmth predicted for Monday. But while
Tbere was considerable selling by AlenGrier represent
remnant Of corn bought few weeks ago but which
opi we're enormous LII cars t2eday With 1000 ssti-
has been advance in freight the lake
here TO Buffalo ~ cents today good share OF the
elevators clear seaboard cearances were bushes
i52 last year offerings have dropped down
very suddenly The carlos Will show his by the end Of
the wees Prices to day lost cent but closed little
the bottom December sold from 32iz TO 35. and
closed 31ss The sentiment among
handlers continues hulsh but the weather and the
liquidation further break
Oats merely moved UP and down with May selling
between 2D ana 1875 and closing 19-. Receipts
$40 with $50 estimated for Monday Charters
lS0GyO bushels
Provisions a shade easier. pork losing
lard = cents and ribs cents There a d
liquidation. There sympathy with The decline
there ralding Cudahy. here more
bogs than expected. 5000 estimated for Mon
day a-l l45.'Hp FOR next week TIE is
provision" Will he Influenced most by There
been sharp advance Packers a rule
on tho curb puts December wheat losed at s67.
cents; calls ~ 93S4 cents. Puts December
closed 30. .lf3os, cents calls" 327.c.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
STOCKS STRONG AMI HIGH.
BOND MARKET ACTIVE.
PUBLIC AGAIN BUYING-MoNEY AND
EXCHANGE.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE AUGUST 2s
DEALINGS IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.

sales Closing Shares
uen Hiyh Low. Fin. BIO Ask [ sold
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29

London Aug 2s p. m.-jod Is quoted a. PGsH'4
Ayres to-day 1870; at Lisbon. ~; az Rome i"5i
. p. m.-The market for America securities 0reu~i
firm and continued 50 all day On general speculative.
demand. The was firm and the demand god Cor
money. il2 49, for the account il2i. A'chsr.
1917; Canadian. 1914. ST Paul. 9Is Illinois Central.
lOss. Louisville. s3% Mexican Central - 81 New
York Erie. 1si. Pennsylvania 81. Rea'
ing I37. Erie lst preferred 43; Mexican ordinary. H.
Money Ian per The Of discount IN the ope1
market for both short and three months bills is Ia
pfennings for checks
Paris Aug. -. p. rn.-Three per cent reniss l0i
francs centmes FOR the Exchange Lrdon.
25 francs II centmes for checks.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.

baltimore Aug cs-Flour dull and uchang,ed; sss sa
500 bh,s Wheat weak spot and mohtn' o., r%%SSSc
Sen,en,hrr 0T.Ge7lsc: steamer No req ~ 1veonS
stock 2si ;,4s bush: sales G4oc BUSH h,, ss,
ern wheat bv sample gdcctSl; do on srsae sos
Corn dull anG lower; and month si9o4ts p17
ps ps ,at 400 bush: sales 2i southern white
and YELLOW corn 3sc. Oats quiet and steady NO %n,s
Western 4Ge3.: No . mixed DO. 2ld22c; STOCK io.uri
bush I'VE easier; No nearby Sg52c; No ,s srases
choco tirIohy SIC 50Qs4 Grain freishs quiet ana @ u
changed. firm and unchanged Butter arm; i lSc
ccaniery leN2oc imitation. liTlhc 90 ladle lue
good lade. lOai1c; store packed aai Egss rn o, n
unchanged. Cheese firm fancy New-iork 20 arg, IVA
0iOlzc; do 81 medium losdlic; do small ii'.g - .o,
Boston. Aug 2S-Flour dull; winter patents, 60 w
50 i5 clear and straight 81 sGS q spring patcn,s
IS 7oas6 -: and s,rarht 81 25QsS 20 Cornmsa
steamer yellow ioc; No ana seamer $msgts sss So
do 23%T2sc Miilfeed spring b.an sl ake anu
ran si3aSl3 o. bran. Sl3 I3a$it 20 mo- nlcus'. e
ss +0T$f>: Red Dog hour. Sij 7juSl1 Fresh peer mn.
7Gsc: hind quarters loallc; fores Insr
firm: mutton and ycarngs 6su.c; Nea stNi2e To-
Trr,: No-thc-n creamery. Aai.c; Western isanir'
Imitation iSal5c ladies. llGl2c Cheese hrm Nor'''
GGolxc: Western aT9isc. . .,., as fol
Chicago aug os.-The leading futures ranse" as '0
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
LONDON WOOL MARKET

London. Aug 2S.-The wool market during the week
was quiet and very little doing There a few in
quries but dealers sl holding their stock The ar
riNals to date the fifth series, which will open Sep
tenber 2S. as follows: New South Wales H. 755:
queensland. 2i"1' Victoria. 2.lo9: South Australia
49, West Australia t6I; Tasmania. 94s New Zealand.
@5.o64; Cape Of GOOD Hope and Natal. 247 making a
total Of 13G3S3 bales including forwarded
TIE for the week aggregated 10 527 bales
including New South Wales 42s4 Melbourne 534: South
Australia g; New-Zealend: 1914; Cape of Good Hope
and Natal 205i Falkland Islands l.0s6 Hamburg 27G:
Bushre. 5ss. Singapore 493. and sundrtes i5 A sale
OF sheepskins will be held September O.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29

n.ddling c5sc; rood ordinary 6isc receipts sui '"e
all new: saies 43? stock. - 292 , . r,,aa,,np
73-ise: low iniddns cr.c good ordinary re
CENTS .C9i bales sOl9 new exports 10 Great .n,,'
lzss: to France. pa; the Continent u 'oas'"se
7sTs: sales, 4oo: :@stoek. 7.4=a. ,.r, g.. ,,x
Norfolk Aug os-C'otton quiet; mdding &C ,pN
n,ddlinr 7ssc: good ordinary. 3-0e sales oai's'
savannah Aug. 2s.Co,tcn Huiet; mddnr &c, o, low
uysc 2oi. sales II: stock. 1,14R.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29

patents Sass s,raishts s. ioas5 spring specaIs
So 25 sprins paten;s IS as5 co. tFashs 81 casS 90
sSins M.3 S as M 2 Sc, No ~ PT9f re Tafa
2sl9c No yeoW 2s'c; No oats m lss.S 80 Ne white @
!ssso; 70 farley noHi"ai: 10 5sssse; No
b. 21g29s No haxsesd 81 cPIaN ss S3 es'me an
'nG'hy M SSe5 5 . Snort Pqf b. per Sides s' os 3
s5 So dry sal;ed shoulders boxed 3.d5c short clear
sides (boxed, 57.G6c; whskey: dsers' finished goods
per gal 81 % loaf S. s4 granuiaed 50 81
on the Produce Exchange today The butter market was
steady: creane-es. 13n1si3c; dares. 9al3c Cheese
steady siqlS3. &C. Eggs steady. fresh. l3'.c
Cincinnati. Aug 2sFoEr aue Wheat s, eae.e 6e,. S9 Arm
10 mixed 2Oisc. Rye firm; No .. SOC; Lard Suiet
s. 81 Bulk Ipeats firm. So 10 Bacon steady &C MS
Eggs easy i2'-
Milwaukee. aug 2s-wheat slightly lower No North
ern 94c No spring soc; December Sac Corn nominal;
dull No l. 5oc Barley lower: No SOC; sample 2sa4c
Minneapolis Aue. 2s.-wheat steady August. 'ac; Sep
tember. $50, December Sc: on track No hard ga
81 cos; new. .: .c: No Nor.hern s9'.c; new 2i, ~,
Bran in bulk. s. 5o6Ss: sacked. s. 5oaso
strashts 81 6oaSi 20: clear. s4Hsi 25 medium 81 5oa
So Wheat-Spot lower; No2 req cash elevator al'yc
bid track s2is@a'o No hard cash ssl ssSs ,ra&SS &
Angus. a}c september a2i4c bid December 92tc bid'
Nav a4i.c Corn-Spo lower No cash &c bid Sep
tember 27c hid: December 29c bid: May, 3l.q3l'tc
OatsSpo steady No cash. elevator lei.c bid; track
oOr, 10 . white 22G2.Isc: September. l9c December
1910. May. 222c asked Bran firm east track ana ms ms
eide SOC Butter quiet; cresmery i3@HgS; CARY; ioa @
Lard easy prime 81 6o choice 81 o. bacon boxed
lots extra short clear and ribs. s.. shorts 81 o.
DRY salt meats. boxed shoulders go extra c'ear anu
ribs s. 81: shorts. So
Toledo Aug as-Nheat active. lower No cash, a4c;
December. aSisc. Corn dun. easy No m go, So'sc
cash Soc clover seed aC1ive steady prime October
81 *. OH unchanged.