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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-29
ADJUSTMENTS.


There was a good deal Of surprise
around the theater last evening. Else
where that the Yerescope exhibition of the
C,of4bett-tstZsfmmSn fight has been shoWn
here have been crowds limited only by
the size of the houses. Mr. Burton cleared
his decks foraction took q look at his or
chestra, stationed extra ushers on the
QUEER walls and waited. But the crowds
never came Either because the COrbett-
FitZSfuaTn0GS fight is already matter OF
ancient history or because Salt Lakers
feel that 4 Photographic representation OF
L vas not worth regular fhedtrlcal prices,
there was only a light turnout, and thai
made up almost entirely - the male gen
der There was a great deal Of interest,
however, to those who attended The
pickering, fiutterilS effect of the pictures
was trying on the eyes at first and, from
an artistic standpoint the Verescope re-
production of The fight is not TO be COM
pared with other Photographic moving
pictures which the town aIas seen during
the past year But the great ngh[ mas
never been shown. ana. IN spite OF the
tiic1eTing, the audience thoroughly en-
j0yea itself. There W. e43.gD views
taken, or two miles Of inns; the figures of
Corbett FitzSmm onS. the referee, the
time keeper aAd she seconds were ali en-
larged to heroic SIZE. and every movement
IN the Il rounds was faithfully depicted,
showing the rushes. the frequent inter-
Grange OF hugs. the blow that broke Fits
thumb the blow that cost Jim q tooth,
and the final knockout in rhe 1ith rouud.
when The champion slowly went to his
knees in agony, and the prefix ex'' was
attached to his title. The exciting sc1na
that followed was also faithfully depicted.
The rush of the people TO the ring. the en-
deaYOr Of Corbett TO set at FAzsinmons-
the appearance Of the sheriff, who paused
outside the ring till tAe melee was over
and then entered, and the final Juggling off
Of jim by his trainers, with spasmod.c
gtmpses or Mrs. FItZsimmons in ner cor
nor The whole fight was followed with
intense eagerness. and made up q clean
the marVels of the development in the
science of photography. she show runs
all the week
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Court Cuttings.

In the matter Of Frank White,
James Parker and Samuel D. Simp-
son found guilty of attempting to
commit grand larceny time for pass
ing sentence was set for today at 10
O'Clock. motion for postponement OF
sentence having been previously over
ruled.
The Utah Commercial & Savings
bank has entered suit against the
Tenth Ward Lumber Sc Building as
ISOLATION to recover $500 secured by a
mortgage.
William Raper, a native of England
now resident Of Salt Lake, was adj
mitted 10 citizenship.
state Of Utah VS.. Charles Lee, found
guilty Of pocket picking; 80 days ad-
ditional time allowed to prepare bill
of exceptions on motion for a new
trial
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REORGANIZATION coMMIETEE.
Announces That the Government Has
Withdrawn Objections

W1IAOIAWA ODJeCLlOAS-
New York, Sept. 2S.-The reorganiza-
ton committee OF the Union Pacific
announced today that owing to certain
concessions that have been made to
the government the attorney general
had withdrawn his former objections
and that the advertisement announcing.
the sale NAV be looked for in a day
or two. 1t is said that the concessions
made TO the government viii not in
terfere with the plan as already pub
hShed. although the members of the
committee prefer that an announce
1nent Of the precise nature Of the con-
ceSsionS should emanate from the at
torney general
It is expected that tine official an
nouncement viii be made within a few
days. and as the proposed sale involves
80 days advertisement the road, in the
event Of no one being willing TO pay
for the property, will pass into the
hands of the new company about Nov.
L Ex-Governor George Hoadley coun-
sci for the government in the Union
Pacific proceedings said today that
there was nothing in the announce
ment in the reorganization that he
wished to deny. He declined to state
what concessions had been made to the
government by the reorganization com
mittee. There was a meeting of the
executive committee of the Union Pa
ciiic railway company today. Receiver
y. -Ellery Anderson stated that the
business transacted was purely of a
routine character, and had no refer
enee to the foreclosure or reorganiza-
ton proceedings.
Receiver Anderson said that while
he had no official knowledge of an
agreement having been reached be-
tween the REORGANIZATION committee
and the government, he believed the
sale would be effected before Nov s.
He said that the main trouble would
be paying the debt of $45 0O0.0 600 due
the government.
The property could be turned over to
the new company without any diff
fcuIty,
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Medium and fine on secured basis Of

medium and fine on a secured basis of
46@ts.
Fleece woods are also firmer and sales
moderate.
The demand for Australian woods is
yet liberal and the price is gradually
working up toward the importing price,
Quotations:
Unwashed Northumberland quar-
ter-blood combing, 22g23; Missouri
three-eight- blood combing, 22@23; braid
combinS, &c.
Territory Montana. fine medium and
fine. 14415c-;. secured price, 46@iSc. !;
staple. 4SG50. Utah, wyoming, etc,
fine medium and fine, 13Ql6c.; secured
price, 46Q4Sc; staple, 4S@5Gc
Texas Wools-Spring medium ~
months. 15616; secured price. 40G &c. {:
spring fine az months. 1904; secured,
46@4Sc.
Northumberland basis. combing
superfine. &c.; combing good, 60; comb
ing aVerage, 5Sc.; Queensland combiEg,
5665Sc
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sholl win Be Rewarded.

san Francisco, Sept. 2s.-When coming
across the continent recsntly, AIRS. Her
man Oelricas and Miss Virginia Far &C
copied the Invitation Of Engineer Sholl Of
the Central Pacific to ride in the cab of
his engine from Promontory 10 Terrace u
stretch Of road noted for its scenic gran
deur. The rules OF the company are
against the extenSion of such privileges
as riding on the engine to passengers IN
less sDecia! permit is produced, and so
the eAgineer was suspended for 10 days
Tor disobed.eglce of orders. On learning
of this order, AIes. Oelricas wired to En-
g1neer Shon TO come 10 San Francisco at
once lie arrived on Thursday, and II Is
currently reported that rs Unauthorized
courtesy is 70 be handsomely rewarded
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U. P. AND SHORT LINE.
No Conclusion Reached at the Con.
ference. Down East.

No Conclusion Reached at the Con-
ference. Down East.
At headquarters of the Short Line
yesterday it was announced that
Messrs. Bancroft and Eecles would
leave Chicago last evening. which will
bring them home tomorrow night.
Private adviees are to the effect that
no conclusions were reached while the
officials were down east, and that the
fight which is on with the Union Pa
cific VIII be kept UP, until one side or
the other concludes it has had enough.
The Withdrawal Of all rates takes
effect on Friday and it was expected
that some instructions would be re
csiYed from Omaha by the Union Pa
cific yesterday, but nothing arrived. 1t
is thought very probable some word
viii be received today, although
Freight Agent Choute said yesterday
afternoon he had not heard a word.
There is an intention on the part Of
the Union Pacific to make q merry war
on the Short Line and rush freight
west eastward over the Shasta route
very rapidly in order to compensate for
the distance.
The Short Line however has no
fears OF the results as it penetrates a
country where the Union Pacific can
not get in. The same might be said
too. concerning the latter, but so far
as the Short Line is concerned it is a
fact that the latter covers a territory
where there is absolutely no eompeti-
ton and great deal where 1t is but
slight When Bancroft and Eccles re-
turn it is expected there viii be some
definite information at hand and it may
be that today viii bring forth some in
formation of Importance
In the meantime both roads seem to
be doing a good business. Cars are in
demand by all the lines for the shipping
of stock. especially sheep and lambs.
Fruit is still moving. although not Sc
heavily as before, While the potato crop
viii begin to be handled soon. The
local officials of all the lines seem TO be
well pleased with the manner in which
business IS being transacted
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STOCKTON IS THREATENED.
Unsuccessful Attempt to Burn the
Business Portion of the City

Stockton, Cal, Sept. 2S.-An attempt
was made early this morning to burn
down the BUSINESS portion OF the CIV,
several fncend.ary fires bsfnS STARTED
uitanaously The Pioneer All ei1ll-
lel-y was Destroyed A man was SEN
leaving the building on the roof etloruy
before the FIRE started. The Oa3 Eel
lows building was als,1 set en- fire ard
Levy K Bros large dry goods establish
ment was Quilted by water and smoke.
Several other iilpeD54ary fires ware
started but were checked bsH5Ge any
damage was done T,ne officers suDpere
iae altteungst was made by conpa NJ 70
of Rolyber Ford who Wac s!1ot l~ad by
the police several rights ago aasor ne
had tried to kill number CG -oeop1e.
1t is known that ne had pactners II this
city VINO tha officers bel4gge, are detuc-
mined to ayenge his dsaiA.
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and 4-ss@4 -ss1k Commercial bills,
sig.
silver certificates. 54HQ5sh.
Bar silver. 541
BOND QUOTATIONS.

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Gen EIee 5s.. .190 50 Ry IS. :. -. 9S1s
Kan + Con t y. I0O1s Tex p l. G. lists gS1s
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Real Esfate Transfers.

Abstract OF Instruments filed with re-
c5rder, Sept p, 1877 compiled ey the Sc
ouraty Abstract company.
ksna MdrCti 70 Scott Ashton, lots in
Colorado Beach. - .---.---.--S 70
Ena March to James a. Jones. lots in
Colorado Beach. -... Sc. .......... 90
E3a Marcel - G.. X. Vaughan. lots
and 70. block S., Colorado Beach. 10
Ena Marcel 10 James Doyle. block S.,
Colorado Beach. 80. ............ 80
F'-ed v Bodfisn. from same, lots 40,
Il and z. block 10. same addition. 10
The Home Investment Co 10 Libbie
A Muller. part block 1. plat H. 1858
Charles P Brooks 70 Frank GJdbe.
part block IS. plat A................. 1
Frank Godbe 60 Miriam q. Brooks.
.s=t lot 10, block IS. FIVE Acre. plat
= .,.s ...,. .....,... 600. ............ /
Martin Mock to Christine part sec
ton Il, township 8 south, range l
We-'t---- -.-... ..... ...... ...........- i
Martin Mock to Christine part sec
Uol 10, township south, range l
Frame l. Came TO NJ T. Griffin. lots
10 and 20. block / East Waterloo. 49,. l. 400
I Thomas b. Taylor 70 Barlow Fergu-
sc1. part lot g. block I. Five Acre
plat A.. .ts... ........ ..s.....- 900. 1po
WAlse & Sons Co % John T.. D0oly,
part Section 10, township south.
range west. ...... ...... .......... D
Imogeae Angel to Arthur l.. Davis,
part I1t S, block Is. plat B............ $500
Spencer G. AdaTus 10 Nancy A.
Adams. part lot 1, block i6, plat B. 1900
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CENTRAL PACIFIC CHANGE.
C. P. Huntington No Longer Presi-
dent of the Company.

San Francisco. Sept. &C P. Hunting
ton. president of the Southern Pacific
colnqany. has only retired temporarily
from the directorate of the CecJral Pa
cih. company and VIII return to his
former position probably at the annual
election, so, too, wifi isaac T. Gates who
resigned a dictatorship and the vice
presidency Of the Central Pacific The au-
5boritv for these statements is " H.
Mills. second vice president of the Cen
tread Pacific company. who states that
Che temporary designations were caused
IN AIR. Gates orbsence in Europe and Mir.
Huntington's summer trip 10 London
Nfr. Mills stated that Inc absence from
The United States OF these two directors
and Of Mr. RretheSton,l who Is q resident
of London iefl the board without q quo
I-lina ff this country and 50 the resigna-
4tons were offered and 4 temporary cleo
tson Of substitutes followed Mr.. Mills
sayss the resignation took place July n
and we're not announced because of their
feruporaIV character.
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Omaha Live Stock

South Omaha, Sept. -Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1000; market active5 native beef
steers. 4.2O05. 20: western steers. S.703
1850; Texas steers. 3 .10@3.70 cows and
heifers, 3.00@3 So Gamers, 2.00@2 so;
stockers and feeders, 8 5000. so; calves,
4.00Q6 90; bulls, stays. etc, 2.0063. 20.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000. market sc.
higher; heavy, 3.75@S SIS; mixed. 370@
3-S5; right, -65@3- So; bulk of sales, $50
@3.S5.
Sheep-Receipts. 800; market
steady; fair to choice natives. $500
1856; fair to choice westerns, .25I3 60 /;
common and stock sheep, 2.SO03 so;
lambs, 3.75@5.25.
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Dead Chinaman Aboard.

= san Francisco. Sept. 2s.-The ship
America arrived today from Prince
Williams sound with cargo of salmon.
and slowed away in dark corner was
the dead body of one of her Chinese
passengers. 1t had been hidden by the
other Chinese to prevent a burial at sea.
which would have rendered il Impossible
10 ship the bones back to China. The con-
dition of the body indicated that the man
had been dead a week
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RATE SITUATION.
Considered By Representatives of the
Western Roads.

Chicago. Sept. 2S.-A meeting of all
the western reads called for the pur-
pose OF considering the rate situation.
met today at the Office Of Chairman
Caldwell of the Western Passenger as
ISOLATION. The Southern Pacific. Great
Northern and Northern Pacific vera
not represented at the meeting, and
this threw frost at the outset on any
attempt 10 stiffen up the condition Of
the trans continental passenger traffic,
a resolution was offered providing that
effective Oct. J. all the roads should
cease the payment of commissions on
the territory east of the Missouri river
and after Nov l on trans-continenta!
traffic. 1t WAS debated somewhat and
then went over until tomorrow. The
meeting then resolved itself into an
other effort TO bring the Great West
ern and Wisconsin Central INTO the as
ISOLATION. Both roads were represented
at the meeting, hat at the close of the
meeting both declared that they would
not become members of the Western
Passenger association. The meeting
will be continued tomorrow.
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A Job For Bonner.

San Francisco. sert. 2S.-The new po-
sition of superintendent Of telegraph Of
all lines Of The Southern Pacific, with
headquarters in San Francisco. will be
created en- Oct. l. J. B. Bon4.sr. nov
telegraph superintendent Of the eastern
division, with headquarters at Ayers,
VIII be the appoinSee. His jurisdiction
viii cover the entire telegraphic sys-
TEN.
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Santa Fe Limited.

Denver, Sept. 2S.-The limited service of
the Santa Fe between Denver and the Pa
cific coast will be resumed on the goth of
October. The train will be vestibuled
throughout and viii carry f.ning car
and all accessories of the first-ciass tray
ei- The distance 10 Los Angeles VIII be
covered in Is hours and 10 minutes, ard
the time from Chicago to the coast viii
be reduced TO 7l1s hours.
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Railway Notes.

A committee of the Utah County Fair
association was in the e5sy yesterday ana
arranged WITH the Rio Grande Western
and the Short Line folks for a, one fare
round trip rate TO the fair.
Beginning with the 1st of the month, it
IS hard % determine, in tae Judgment of
local officials, the exact status Of the
Union Pacific, so far as Butte and other
Montana traffic is concerned.
F. z. Hoilingshead. chief clerk to r. L..
the 20. ~ with beadonarters at Kansas
City, is in the city and is being enter
tanned by Manager Hayward of the Inland
Crystal Salt company
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CONVENTION OF MOTHERS.
Attendance Large and the Subjects
Most Interesting.

Chicago, Sept 2S.-The Fourth An
uual Convocation of Mothers convened
today. The attendance was much
larger than at previous conversations.
Wrs 7. n. Grouse called the meeting
10 order and announced nature study
and methods of opening child's eyes to
the beauties of nature the subject for
the session. Mrs. a. McLeish took part
in the debate from the standpoint of
a mother. Miss Bertha Payne as kin
dergarten teacher and Miss Flora j.
Cook as a primary teacher. Miss Eliz-
abeth Harrison, well known to kinder
garten followers. also made brief adj
drpGS
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st. Louis Cut Out.

Victoria, Tex, Sept. 2S.-Dr. W. c.
Thornton has served notice on General
Superintendent Forbes of the Victoria
branch of 4Eae Southern Pacific railway
that all freight shipped from D via 81.
Louis or any ouher part of Missouri IS for
biddsn to cross the Victoria county line.
ID. thornton verbally explained that this
is intended to forbid the handling of any
freight from points east of Houston or
Galveston and cuts off New York as we'll
as 81. Louis.
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presidently warmly Welcomed.

wfllanstovn, Mars. .Sert 2S-The
a-udeuts CT Williams college warmly
welcomed Presade1l Mckinley this
afternoon. Tine president came over
fr-m Adnrrs. accompanied by Attorney
General McKenEa, W. y. PluGkett, the
Misses Mckinley. Mrs. McKeusn ind
President Franklin Carter. of tine col
1r-a
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Reel shin.
Wool Market Quiet.

Boston, Sept. 2S.-T'he wool market
here shows a. quieter tone this week, al
though values are very strong and have
hardened more or less during the week
Territorial woods continue to harden
and most business is being done in fine
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.hetfers. I.OO@4. 90; stockers and feeders.
3.09@4 .25; bulls. 2.00Q3.25.
Eogs-Receipts. 10000. market steady
to strong: bulk of sales. S.S5GS. 80;
heavies, 3-S0IS 80; packers, 1903 Sly;
mixed, 3.S0q9.9 IS; lights, 8. 5000. co.
Workers. 3.95Gp4. 90; bulls. 3.60G5. SO.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000: market firm,
lambs. 2-60@5.2O; muttons. 2-0O@3- 10
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MI ADE NOW BEARS
C0alerS, Changers and Indus
trials Under Pressure.
DOWN COURSE OF PRICES
SOME LITTLE DEMAND FOR UNI
ON PACIFIC SHARES.

On the Strength of the Report That
the Government Had Assented to
the, foreclosure Deal-New York
Money Rates Continue Firm and
Foreign Exchange Steady-No
Life to Grain-Some Demand For
Cattle and Provisions = General
Markets.
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TURKS ARE Baked.
Unsuccessful Attempt to Land Troops
On Crete1s Coast.

Cameo, Septa. 2S-seven Turkish said-
ing vessels have attempted to land
troops ON Glhe Cretan coast. but the
Undertaking was ball1ed by the adj
mirals of the foreign warships. :
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year. For the two months of the fiscal
year to Aug 81, the net earnings have
been s., 3S6, 035, an increase of $50, 1s5
The total income from operation for the
two months shows an increase of $751;.
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Kansas CITY Live Stock

Kansas City, Sept 2S-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, $500, good grades. steady to
strong; others slow; Texas steers. 3. 80
as. 40; Texas COWS. 1.75@2. so: native
steers, 3.50@5. 20; native cows and
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The Atchison System.

Chicago, Sept. 2s.-The net earnings
Of the Atchison system for the month
OF August were 1921. PSI. an increase of
SJe9. 325 over the same month Of last
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Date Has Been Fixed For
November First.
OBJECTIONS WITHDRAWN
CONCESSIONS MADE BY THE RE
ORGANIZATION COMMITTEE.
Huntington Retires From the Cen
trail Pacifc-Considering the Rate
situation-The Latest By Wire
Local Notes.

Omaha, Neb., Sept. Estate this
afternoon a telegram was received
from Master in Chancery Cornish. now
in New York, fixing Nov.-1 as the date
for the settlement of the Union Pacific
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REDUCED RATES TO OGDEN
sentemher % and %

By the Oregon Short Line railway.
Round trip only s1.50; limit, Sept. 80.
Trains leave at and s a. m. and 6:25
and S:45 p. m
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MRS. LYNEsS ESCAPES
Tho Hospital and Fearful Operation.

Hospitalsin greatcitiesare sad places to visit Thre
fourths of the patients lying those snowwhite be
arc women and girls.
Why should this be the case?
Because t&ey have neglected themselves Women
rs rule attach too little Importance first synp
toms of u certain kind. If they have toothache,
they viii try to save the tooth, though many leave
even this too late. They comfort themselves with
the thought that they replace their teeth; but
they cannot replace their internal organsl
Every OF those patients in the hospital beds
had plenty of warnings in the form of bearing
feelings pain at the right the left of the womb,
nervous dyspepsia pain in the small of the back t
.'blues, or some other unnatural symptom but they
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-29

Gray's Laxative Pellets cure consti.
patton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-29

Millinery opening Thursday and Fri
day New York Cash Store
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Now YORK; MINING STOCKS.

SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.
San Francisco. Sept 2S.-The official
CLOSING quotations for mining stocks to-
dav mnr.a !, foIIorus.
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Casn quodatI5ms were as follows:
Wheat-No. 2 spring. SSal@9o7kc: No. 3
spring. SlGtSSc; No. 2 red. 9Sssd945sc.
Corn-NO. 2. 271sGi27ac.
OatS-No. 9, 1914GI191.c; No. 4 white. f. O.
b.. 221zc; No. white, f. o. b., 3lq22a4c.
RYe-No. 2, 46lac.
Barley-No. 2, nominal, No. g. f. o, b..
31GAc; No. 4, f. q. b., 2Sa35c.
TimotAy Seed-Prime, S2.611s.
Mess Pcrk-Per barrel, SS.l00S15
Lard-Per 100 pounds, - i21sd445
Short Ribs-5ides (loose). 81. 75G65 TO-
Shou.dsrs-Dry sailed tooxed), 5ssGf55sc
S,des-Slort clear (b1NeoD. 51sG5Nc
Whisky-Distillers finished goods, per
gallon. $i.22.
sugar5-Cut loaf unchanged.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

New York. Sept 2S.-Money on call.
steady at 215@3k per cent; last loan 8;
closed 21a@S per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 1905 per
cent Sterling exchange. steady, with
actual business in bankers bills at 4. 50
al .s5l4 for demand and at 4 S2M@4- SO
for 60 days. Posted rates, .SS7a@4, "a
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shop until finally obliged to
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