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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-25
COSTUMES AND HATS
ONLY ONE DOLLAR

The very latest fashions will be de
scribed in The Sunday Herald.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-25
DINNER AT THE HERMITAGE,
In Beautiful Ogden CANYON.

The cheapest and most popular ex-
cursion of the season. Round trip, in
GLIDING dinner, S1.75.
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SALES OF THE DAY.

T'na transfers of the calA were as fol-
lows:
100 Gale,na at 55 cents.
100 UIa,a alt s. cents
coo EaJJcu at 81 cents
ILLul sales, 1900 slares
: V0.ue Of sales, S127.50.
Tbs closing quotations We're as fol
b-rWs:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-25
To Ogden and Return
Bicycle Connnanv Fails,

Sunday, Sept &c, via Oregon. Shore
Line Train leaves at SIS a. m
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-25
Is IRE WOMAN ALIVE!
Luetgert's Lawyers Introduce
Some Strong Testimony.
WAS SEEN IN WISCONSIN,.
JUROR WIN. HARLEY's GRARAC.
TER IS ATTACKED.

States Attorney Not Disturbed by
the Sensational Testimony From
Kenosha-Some Still More Sur
prising Testimony to Come
Judge Tuthill Rules to the Dis
pleasure Of Lawyers-Crimes and
Accidents of One Day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-25
COSTUMES AND HATS.

The very latest fashions will be de-
scribed in The Sunday Herald.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-25
Raal Estata rransfers

Abstract of Instruments fled with the
recorder Sept a. 1897. complied by The
Security Abstract company:
Nancy Williams to Z. j. CONWAY.
part of block 81. plat 1000
E5.a Yingst to Emily w. Stockdale,
part of block 50. plat D......s,.,..., 3g5
Robert Scott Hamilton 10 Hannah
Lynch, lots Is to 49, block 9, Miles
& Hamilton's, etc-...--------.-.-----.- 500
Edwin O. Lamphere to Frank
township south. fslnge / east. :. 1000
Nellie p He'll to Pioneer Loan S
Homestead association. part of lot
l. block So, plat ID. ...............4..... 1
Ena March to c. r. A. Swdile. part
of section 8, township l south,
range ! west. ..............s.......... OLD
Arthur J. Gushing to Laura. Cush-
ing, half interest for part of lot s,
block "a, plat Z, and other lands. /
Laura Gushing TO Arthur j. Cuslh-
ing, half interest in lots in Sandy
and other lands. -.-..-....-..--.--.-.- 1
Il L. Anderson TO William Il. Com
ingS. part of lot 8. block g. plat b 40
Mary J. Meyers to GGex II. Oblad.
the Sunrise No. l. in Hot Springs
mining district. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
John II. Shannon to the York Mining
company, the Nelhe Bly, and
Climax, in West Mountain mining
district Observation-Disclosures
Frank NJ. Nichols to the York Mining
company, interest in same lOdeS.-..
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OGDEN AND RETURN ONLY $500,

Sunday, Sept Goth
Via the Oregon Short Line Train
leaves at Sis a. m.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-25

Gray's Laxative Pellets cure Consti-
patton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-25
HAIR CURRIERS'.

HeIydake Perfection Rubber Hair Curl
ers; sell regularly at sc; special, rOC
per package. AON
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-18

opening on high lands, some viii begin picking next
week" Meridian, Miss, Aug. IA" Although We nso
q nne rain on the YBth ult., the intense heat OF the
nrst nvo days of this month literally cooked tho small
fruit. We believe. however. there Is as much COTTON
made here now AZ when the drought broke on Aug.
80 last year. East OF tho Mississippi River tne
drought has been less destructive than last ycar ana
with good soaking rains, that occurred nttcen
days earlier than last year, leaves forty Iays
for the crop to recover and make as Hood a
yield as last year. Since the rains DOLE
have stopped opening and new growth Is apparent
Some reports OF rust and q few worms" shreveport
La, Aug. TO-" Practically no rains In this section
since the 18th ult, and cotton has detcriorated aline-
what on uplhnds. should II continue two weeks
longer there will he considerable shedding. Plant 10
well fruited, and heat Ia forcing open matured boils'
even II drought bntiru 8, hut good soaking, rains
would add TO T. licking will be general y the end
on all months except August. which declined q points.
but recovered this and advanced 1 TO . points, then
reacted and closed at a net dec inc of o to 3 points
for the day, with the tone quiet but steady. Sales
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NEW YORK. Tuesday. Aus. l7.-Receipts OF beeves,
all for exporters. were 400 head. No trading; feel.
Ing steady. Dressed beef steady ut 7ss hc. y N. for
poor to prime native sides. Cables from British mar
kets quote American steers at lOR@llhc. y n,
s saec > W. Z trIdar. I9si ieeHes and - se Se
quarters OF beef; tomorrow. 1920 quarters.
Receipts of calves were ia head. all for the market;
$50 head on sale all told: active and firm all around.
About so head were carried over. Veals sold at
o4.5O,G97 = 100 Ms: grassers aud buttern.ilk cal, es
At s3259S9.50. City dressed veals steady at WIG
lie y y.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs. including 2 cars direct,
were 4, p49 head; 2s cars on sale, all told. Dull and
slightly lower. except for hest amhs. Nearly half OF
the offerings were carried oNe-. Sheep sold at 81. so
ga y 100 MS; lambs at 55.25GJ s6.25. Dressed
mutton, 6&Sc. = n: dressed lambs. 7Wl0r.
Rec-ipts OF nUss werr 8 1907 head. including lel
head on SAL. Steady. at S~i.30SS4.0o y 100 ms. for
the whole range,
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RenI Estate Private snleu.

B. NJ. Strauss & Co. have sold for Herman wronkow
the four.story and basement brownstone dwelling
(Astor leaSrholdl, No. 3O+ West F0rty.sixth sire. T.,
size ia.exl0O. to Mrs. Agnes Z. Mastick on private
terms.
W. L. Mathol has purchased from Tax Commits.
siOner James l.. Wells n plot OF Ian fronting on DAILY
avenue, lS0th and lSlst streets. consisting OF about
forty-nve city lots. for about $50. Gao. The property
will bo improved by the erection OF small dwellings.
Luckings 4 Carr have sold to Bell. Tiechman 4
Gross thren lots ON the north side OF l0Sth strrer. rs
feet east OF Anst' riam avenue, at about k24, 900.
Flat houses will he erected on the lots.
Lowenfeld & Prayer have bought from James L.
Kernochan the tivc.story tenement house. with stores,
at No. iOo West Fifty bird street. .bkl27xs5xlIl
street. a fourstory loft building. "a. sxaa.II The
ZANE nrm has soli TO John Fo sy. No. lac Monroe
street, 20. 6xlO0. IA fourstory ~tenei,cn' house.
f. II. Lyons Company has sold e. Frederick pforrius
the plot 75xl0O on the east side u L.Ong fellow street
500 feet south OF l72d street. for Il, nut So 900: also
TO NJ. J. Leahy the plot 50x12 irregular on east side
nrlyata tarmx
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WEEKLY CROP BULL ETINs.

Too Much Rain In several States. but Good
Conditions beyond the Mississlppi.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE weekly crop re-
port issued by tho Agricultural Department
says:
Drought continues in portions Of Missouri,
Tennessee, and southern Texas. and the need Of
rain is beginning to be felt In Indiana, Illinois,
Iowa. and in portions of Virginia and North
Carolina. There has been too much rain in New
England, and local storms have caused some
damage to crops In the Virginias., The condi-
tions have been generally in favor of the crops
in the Southern States. in Oklahoma, Kansas,
Nebraska. South Dakota, Wisconsin. Michigan.
Ohio. and generally in the middle Atlantic
States.
On the Northern Pacific coast tho week, al
though very warm, has been favorable for har-
vesting. In tho principal corn States of the
central valleys the weather conditions of the
week have not been wholly favorable, being too
cool, and over q large area too dry. Good rains
have. however. improved the crops in Kansas and
Nebraska. The spring wheat harvest is about
fnished in South Dakota and southern Mime
sofa, and is in progress in the northern part of
tho latter State and in North Dakota. Heavy
rains have delayed harvesting in North Dakota,
Soath Dakota oau some ,f fiIeidss in ~ Which VhHap' The s stsnd w an
thin have been ruined, by weeds. The spring
abb Tass Son ahtEsss is Is o Sl g IN p pna was ShSss favor
The following are the local reports:
New England-Crops looking better. but aver
blight general; peaches ripening prematureiy;
tobacco cutting commenced. general condition
poor.
Now York-wheat and barley harvest nearly
completed; oat harvest we'll advanced. many
aelds badly rusted; hops late and rusting some;
Ing serious grapes getting largo and full;
peaches and plums abundant; apples scarce.
New Jersey-Cornc continues to Improve, but q
full crop impossible; frequent thunderstorm
during night followed by hot sunshine during
day In southern section Injurious to tomatoes
and melons; much soalding reported; fall plough,
lng progressing In all sections.
Observation-Disclosures oats; hayinR and
ploughing well ad vanced; corn. buck wheat, to-
bacco. and second hay crop promising; pastures
0ood; apples scarce: most other fruits plentiful
Maryland and Observation-Disclosures and
melons good; tobacco and tomatoes generally
good, but some damage caused by heavy rains
peaches plentiful west, about average or below
In cast; fair prospects for potatoes. pears, apples
plums. and grapes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-18
LATEST LONDON QUOTATIONS.

iShsDAf, aug. ~.
Strenuous efforts were made to-day to convey
the impression that the course of priccs ON the
Stock Exchange was Influenced chiefly by re-.
ports OF damage to tho spring wheat and the
corn crops. AS q matter Of fact, the circulation
or reports or damage to tho crops had no BEARING
whatever upon tho market except 30 far as those
reports may havo Influenced timid, ignorant.
and weakly marginod spectators who were be.
guiled into believing the canards which opera.
tors In grain at the West and In stocks in this
market caused to be disseminated to pro-
mote their respective spcculations. Market
rather than crop conditions are response.
bio for the fluctuations in stocks during
the last two days. The recent sharp advance in
prices and tho almost phenomenal expansion of
interest IN the stock market unquestionably in.
vited extensive sales to realize profits. This
temporarily impaired tho buying power in two
ways. Interests that had helped 10 advance prices
ceased to be aggressive, indeed helped to check a
further Improvement. At tho Same time now
and scattering buyers wcro supplied with
stocks. Still another factor contributing To
a reaction was the virtual elimination OF
tho short interest. 1t Is not surprising, there
fore. that prices have declined. although
there has been no change outside OF Wall street
In the circumstances affecting values. 1t would
have been remarkable II tho professional deal
crs in grain and stocks had not devised and put
into circulation at this time perennial rumors
Of damage to tho staple crops.
The reports OF unreasonable weather at the
West and of serious injury to wheat and corn
come to Wall street over private wires between
brokers offices in this city and In Chicago.
They arc not confirmed by trustworthy
press dispatches. and inquiries mGdo OF
competent and disintcrestcd correspondents at
various Western points elicit denials OF tho
accuracy OF the JUNIORS mentioned. Those rumors
were most erectually refuted to-day by declines
In the prices OF both wheat and corn. 1t may DO
plausibly Inferred that there has been realizing
Of profits In the grain markets us well as
upon tho Stock Exchange. The advocates OF
lower prices In both markets endeavored to
make capital to-day of a falling off in the
foreign demand for breadsturs and also in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-18
Real Estate Auction Sales.

At the Broadway sa'csroon yesterday 4. Phoenix
Ingraham & Co. sold Nos. 2ei to 225. three nye.story
stone'front tenement houses plot 76xr2. subject 10
mortgages, tsl 1000. foreclosure sale. to the plaintiff.
Alfred Gutwillie. for 500. "2h.
Strong \ ireland sold No. 1i5 Prince street, north.
eaft corner OF West Broadway, thrar-storv brick
S2p. 800.
William Kennedy sold wcstchester Turnpike. run.
nirg through to Whit" Plains road, letwetn Reeds
Mills and Eat Chester roads, twenty fourth Ward.
eleven lots, each about 25x irrpgular; partition sRln
one lot, to John Rus ell. for Sl.2~5. also the aIioin.
In lot. or 500; also lot adjoining. TO Mary L. liza.
ney. for $40; also lot adjoining. with two story
also three nat huu 'es adj Looming. t0 l., Wee, sler. FOR
$500; also lot ad o ning, TO john 7. Kelly. for SI0O,
and also lot ad Joining. with two.story frame dwell,
ing. to Mary L. Haney. for Ss75.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-18

AUG, 10. Aug. IL. Aug. l6. Aug. II.
A.T&sFe. l6e Nor Amer. s.. So
A.T&SFep 32is 3lL Sorf L wp 35A 35L
Am Cot OIL. leA los \ W com...ll99 ll94
Am S Ref e.. l4a1s l47S'S Pac com. l77s l7a
Am S Ref p1leh ll6L y Pac pt... O 4os
Am Tob.... 92h e2 NY Cfnt...lo74 lo6H
Am Sp M. l4S 81 Cent. och o3a
Am sp p. Sd "a Omaha com 6SI 67Hs
Brook T. 3lA 3lE Omaha pf..lI4 la
Canada SO" IS 64h ont & W.. l7L l6a
Can Pac.... 7oas 7os. Pa Mail. 33h SO
C.C.C&stL 33k 32s. Pull p Car. ITS
C.B&Q... esk ees Rock Island s. eda
Con Gaa...ls9 1875 Rrad!ns,... 261 25s
Chcs & o.. 23k Read LIST pr SD 52is
Chic Gas...lo3 lo2 st P COM. 04s o35
CHI G w.. leA 49, st Paul p..l431 l43h
d. La w..l62A 1912 SO R'way. llh los
Den & O. l3s Is So R'way y 35 34h
D& r q pr. 4olo 40 stLsw... : 6s
Erie....... 17b G NIstLS Wp. ID l3S
Gen Elec... 3oS 49, standR&r So ~
ct North p.l32 81 Texas Pac.. ld+ 1874
Illinois Cent lOo TIC. l & r. 8 2S
Kan & Tex. l6@ 49,. Union Pac. l2s l2is
Kan 4 T pt. 3ea 35ns U 5 Rubber o. lea
Lou 4 Nash CO., 6e's q $ Rubpf. 0sS 80
Lake shorel7e l7efIU Leath.. o. .
LaelsdeGa 3oa 40 U s Leath e7+ 66h
Mani Con-. lo1's wab ~ ~
Mich Cent. 1862 lo5 Wabash pr, lsa lsP
MIN a stL 25 25 Tn Tol.. o2s OH
MastL2dp 66h 5o'sw&LE.... ga 2h
Mo Paolno.. 80 2eh wh&LEp l2t II
EatLead... 80 $751;
Government bonds weak. The Is OF 1928 closed
u y cent. lower bid. Railway and other bonds
easier. The features were Bnrlinglom and
Quincy, COW. 5s. Chicago and Eastern Illinois
general 6s, Central OF Georgia LIST INCOMES,
Louisville, and Nashville gold As. Missouri
pncinc col. lst 81, peorin. Decatur and Evans,
yam yalIe FT.n !; T.; Reading eH general a,, It, - l"a ri, ana
lists, 81, Louis Southwestern Ids, Standard Rope
S az, Twine Us. Teledo and =. Louis and Kansas
Gibson Erie, Northern Pacific, and Texas Pacific
issuesi Tho more, important net declines were
IS. p sD,s sSent aau to f ioii.: Erie aN'' prior bonds
y, to H24, and general lien 3 As. l.. 10 7li2;
bouisyi!le and Nashville, gold A., l., 70 =;
2ds, z, 70 291; STANDARD liope and Twins 6s. !.
to 81. Tho noteworthy advances were'in Bur.
l ,ns and Quincy dcbcntGrc b., = cent: to
II hps ssa hs1i psc, AZ a. Georgia 1t in re ~. pr o. to ~ H.
Gatnr and Evansville Eds. t f.. H.. 10 lhl: st;
Louis and San Francisco As, 81. TO 72e. and
y cent, to 70A.
sold at 1870.
sales OF silver bullion certificates for 5000
SSHHuuces were made on the stock exchange ht
pc. COMMERCIAL price OF bar silver In New
55ork, of'sc:, Bur silver in London closed at
ounces.
money on call, 1l4ella y cent. Time money Is
days, ,2@2i2 y cent; ninety days, 3 Il cent. four
months 3e3ia v cent. and six months, 3i9a;4
%oSni' ot Hood mixed stock Exchalgc col
d %e commercial paper firmcr; Primo. IN,
aopsed pills receivable are quoted at 3li9@4 v
ccInsmu.' primo single names at 4 u cent" and hrsl'
4ia95 e. cent.
StcIiihg exchange WAS duh and without
nnsIed = "hanEe IN actual rates although the
cent. Continental exchange was also dull.
b bilis ana Sss n rItss for sterling, ~ 80 for long
%$Ls5+, and cable transfers. 81. 1858 SO.
francs are quoted at 6.21IAs6,2OAs for long and
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p

TUESDAY. Aug. Observation-Disclosures
was rather more active but easier. Sales
$4,000 BUSH, including 900 steamer red, at
SOC. in elevator. and 1000 ungraded red in Gle
vator at sSc. For export. 100000 No. . red at
9c'sc., free on board afoat: "a. 900 do. on pri.
vate terms; is, 900 No. l Northern Duluth at
CSC. free on board %afloat; $4,000 No. . spring,
$4,000 spring wheat, and 10000 No. = red
ut tho outports on private terms. Free OH
board afioat: No. l Northern spring New
York. 96c.: do. Duluth, CSC; No. l hard
spring, 99iac.; No. 2 hard winter. 92%c.; No.
. red, new. 949944c. Duluth received to-day
36,57l bush. OF wheat, against POS, 696 n year
ago: Minneapolis 1880, against IS. 100; Mil
waukee $3.50. against 1871 $50; Chicago 1885,
100 against lis, $50; st. Louis $1,000. against
l1o.662; Kansas City 1880. against -, 800;
Toledo 225. l4O, against 45.O56; Detroit 90. 977,
against 1884. Futures declined lac. to &c,
but recovered part of this and closed llsS
1'sc. lower for the day. Future sales 1898, 900
BUSH. as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-18
NEW YORK, August 18th. 1897.
TO the Stockholders OF the Metropolitan
Trartion Compnuyt

Traction Company
The Metropolitan Traction Company has substan-
TALLY accomplished the object OF its organization by
uniting in one system most OF the surface railroads In
the City Of New York. The great advantage to the
public from the union OF such roads has led to the
enactment OF statutes in this state under which street
railroad companies themselves may now accomplish
directly the same results by consolidation. purchase
OF stock and leasing. We have avaled ourselves OF
this authority to concentrate In the Metropolitan
Street Railway Company all tho various properties
brought together by the Traction Company and max.
ing up Its syatem.
The combined property Is directly represented BY
the capital stock Of the Street Railway Company now
in tho hands Of the Traction Company. Tho stock.
holders OF the Traction Company are the real owners.
There seems to DO no reason why these owners should
not now receive the stock which directly represents
their property. and at the same time be relieved from
the now unnecessary burden OF double administration
and very heavy double taxation.
The directors OF the Traction Company have accord.
ingly resolved to wind It up. They have passed the
necessary resolution for its dissolution and have
called 4 meeting OF stockholders to be held on the
l4th of September. 1877. pursuant to statute. to act
on their resolution,
distributed will consist of $50. 600. 900 OF stock OF the
Metropolitan Street Railway Company. being the en-.
tire capital stock OF that Company, and other prop.
erty and securities valued at about ga. 900. 900. which
can readily be exchanged or converted into securities
capable OF distribution.
Each Traction stakeholder will receive in exchange
for his Traction stock an equal amount Of Metropoli.
tan Street Railway stock. share for share. and in ad.
dition thereto further securities to the amount Of 20
per cont. OF the par value Of his stock.
A blank proxy to vote in favor OF this action and to
give the necessary statutory consent is inciosed.
II you favor the course proposed and cannot attend
the meeting personally. please sign tho proxy. and
either acknowledge Il before q notary public or have
a subscribing witness prove the signatures before .
notary, using the printed form annexed to the proxy.
and return the Same to the Secretary OF the Company
at this once.
Yours respectfully.
H.. H. vREELAND. President.
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n1snoUrs 1x rnr rAnks.
Grea, Damage Done to Pebble Property ~ the
nrcent 1laiun.

The damage dono by the recent rains in the
park grounds OF the city has been vnriously csti.
mated. 1t having been said that tho cost OF re.
pairing washouts in Riverside Park alone will
roach Slo,OO0. Tho rains played havoc with
the newly sodded terraces along the Drive north
OF Nlnety.third street, and yesterday a largo
force OF mon and carts was filling in tho ire
inendous assures tho wildly rushing waters had
made In tho steep hillside.
Just below Grants tomb Is q washout that
makes timid folks kcop TO the uphill side OF tho
walk. At that point the descent from tho walk
IL very abrupt and extends without n break to
tho retaining wall. AT the point where the
washout occurred tho walks dip TO a centre; At
the lowest point 10 q drain, but II was totally In
adequate to tho flood that RIM from two dlrec-
lions, and. meeting. surged of upon the grass
and over the terrace. Gradually IL worked under
the sod and tho loose stone foundation Of tho
walk and through TO the base OF the drain. Thon
there wns q landslide that loft q gaping fssure
twenty feet across. twenty feet dcep, and extend
ing down the hillside for more than fifty feet.
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bicycle Thief nrourh, to Book.

DGvi Levy. aged 81 years. Of 2sl Union
street. was brought back to Brooklyn yesterday
in tho custody of a detective to face an indict.
pent Of grand larceny. On June 25 Mr.. Phil.
for his son Frank, and on the following day
Levy called at tho house and rode of With IL,
having falsely represented that he had been sent
for It by young Phillips. Levy pawned the
wheel and then skipped to Albany.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-18
COFFEE Rio on the spot was dull and weak; No. q.
&C. Sales 100 bags Maricaibo on private terms
The future trading VIVA as fOllowa,

Futures hero closed barely steady. with prices gen.
baEs:' Havrs closed IF. lover; Hambnrs on . to /
pig. American visible supply Of Brazil zoe 800 tags.
iveries. 1885 bags, Rio weak at so rois decline;
receipts in two days, 4s,ooo; exchange. lid. an
two days. 10000. Total Brazilian stock. ses 900.
Receipts. in advance Of last seasons and large stock
account for weakness OF market and tend to depress
prices.
aslgc., rosin dun at el.4oaol.oo for common to good
PEIRoIErM-crat certificates were unquoted hero
and in OH city: Refined unchanged. MT,
STEADY esIyl'' Sss., sses,s n5@eT; T hTl%s' s ss;sOi bu. pSrE
cago. Aus. i7.-"provisions were decidedly active
lard and pork. while in ribs there was cosnsiderHble
realizing by outside holders. Packers bought, rits
Tfs'e CLOSING iasn moved ss's,; 1n son a tar e G sSe e day's advance dwas eG iost
under sell ;ns In sympathy with the weakness In wheat.
mate supply and demand warrant much higher
values; 1000 hogs are estimated for t2:morrow"
svoAF.mhaw dull; So test a'ac'i 9e' test S@c'
WooL-rhe Wool Exchange quotes domestic wool
chGi e. ls%isc'; spring: az rage; Ssil s. , spring; .
average. s@sIr. CalifOrnia-Sorthern spring. free.
lag ioc' MidLie county spring; isSiaG; southern
tive fall, 5@7c. ~oregon-Eastern oregon. choice.
o 1isiSc'i h essseFG NO Si ids'' S ssSsssS or eaSif SG. f i, iSs
9 9tsIss. S9 2.ri Z; 3SSiis; Valley nns. , 95s ! 'f iGssS
nne m 'dium. i2Sl9c.; Idaho. meiium. lao
l5c.; Kansas fine and fine medium, llGl4c.; Kansas
medium, l4Gi5c.; Wyoming nnc. ll1l3c.; wyom.
ing nne medium: l5SlCc; Wyoming medium. 100
l8c. Utah fine. l1@l3c.; Utah hne medium. 40 &c.
Utah medium. l59l7c.; Dakota fine, ll3l2c.: Da.
kota fine medium. 1896 15c.; Dakota medium, l59
100; MOUNTAINEERING choice. 14& l6c. fine average.
l2& lAc.; fine medium choice. l5@l7c. nne medium
aver age, l4a Ice; medium choice. l7R 1885,: medium
average. l5& l5c low Montana, lS@l7c.; Washing
ton nne. 90 loo; Washington fine medium. 1i@I2c.t
M MstaImnr MEDIUM ma is 81 co c1!oF sdS and New !
q l6r. Georgia and southern. ls@l9c.
CHICAGO. Aug. ~l7.-TheSe were to-day's prices:
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Court Calendars This Day.

Appellate Division-Supreme Court-Reccss.
supreme Court-spccial ~Term-Part I-Motion cal.
endar called at 1880 A. NJ. Part I.-Exparte mat.
tiers.
SurroRate's Cour;-Chambrrs-No day calendar
For proDate-Wills OF Felix Duguenne. Ernest Mer.
tens, Josenh Leary: Frederick Ebling. William s.
Davies. n 1910 A. VI.
City ~Court-Special Tcrm-Motions.