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Smyrna times., 1899-10-11
& WILLIAMS
Wilmington I Baltimore Railroad
OkLAW AXE DIVISION.
sOUTHwARD.

On and after Sept. 80, 1859, trains will lea,
as fOllO~k:
SOUTHWARK
Smyrna times., 1899-10-11
WE EAT TOO MUCH.
Read the New Gospel of Health and Long
Life.

Read the New Gospel of Health and Long
Life.
Three full meals day are supposed
to be the Americana birthright. ANY
thing less is deprivation or destitution.
We are confessedly nation of dyspep-
tics. Yet we never seem to connect
cause and effect.
A new gospel of health is revealed in
a recent number of the Westminster
Review. The doctrine is embodied in
a single sentence.
Every disease that afflicts mankind
is constitutional possibility developed
into disease by more OF less habitual
eating in excess of the supply of gastric
juice"
To avoid disease we must not over
tax the digestive powers, and when di-
sease takes hold on man it can only be
cured and destroyed by giving COM
plete and absolute rest to that portion
of the body which, by overtaxing, ir-
ritation and ill-usuage, has produced
the disease.
To keep we'll we should eat only
when hungry and only sufficient to sat
isfy hunger. To eat without being
hungry and to eat beyond the satisfac-
ton of hunger is to invite disease and
consequent suffering.
Two meals a day, we are told, are
ample for any one. The first should
be taken three or four hours after ris-
ing; the second three four or five hours
before retiring. The first should be
the meal of the day; the second
a light repast which can be per-
fectly digested before retiring. Hun
ger is not corollary to sleep, but it is
merely habit that demands a meal
within an hour after leaving the
bed.
The new gospel, which is announced
as ''The True Science of Living" is
especially severe on on the practice of
giving the so called ''nourishing" foods
to invalids. The sick person, we are
informed, cannot digest food "Undi-
gested food is useless as nourishment.
The process of digestion, which is a
tax on the vital power of the we'll is a
terrible strain on the sick"
Health is the result of pure and
healthy blood. Good blood is the re.
suit of good digestion. Good digestion
requires healthy stomach. An over.
taxed and consequently inert stomach
is not equal to the duty required of il
and consequently becomes the seat Of
a food decomposition that produces
physical discomfort and vitiates the
blood.
Overeating is largely habit, but a
we'll nigh universal one. If we were
not accustomed to eat too much, al
most from the cradle, appetite would
be safe guide. But few appetites are
normal, because of persistent Overin
diligence.
We need to remember that every
morsel of food that we eat over anC
above what can be digested and assim
ilated-especially the latter-is posi-
tive detriment to our physical well be
ing. We have all seen people who ar
always complaining about their health
and yet eat enough for harvest hand
Such people are responsible for thei
own "poor spells" and have the rem
edy in their own hands if they choos
to exercise it. Hearty meals withou
exercise is handicap to health.
Smyrna times., 1899-10-11

Daily. Daily except Sunday.
"a" Stops to leave passengers from Wilmington
and points north, or take passengers for points
south of Delmar.
"f stops only on notice to conductor OF agent
or on signal.
81" Stops TO leave passengers from Middletown
and points south.
Express trains leaving Harrington sos a. M.
and arriving at 6.33 p. M. weekdays, run
through solid to and from Baltimore, via Porter
and Newark.
Smyrna times., 1899-10-11

Exp. Pass. Exp. Pass. Mail. Mail
Pm. A. NJ. A. MP M. Pm Pm
Smyrna times., 1899-10-11
Tournament at Queenstown.

There will be great tournament at
Queenstown, tomorrow, Oct. 18th.
$50 in three cash prizes will be awarded
$50, 1926 and $15. Tilting will begin
at l o'clock p. M, and the affair will
wind up with ball at the Hotel Bo-
lingy at night.
Smyrna times., 1899-10-11
That rhrobbing Headache.

Would quickly leave you, if you used
DIR. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands
of sufferers have proved their match
less merit for Sick and Nervous Head
aches. They make pure blood and
strong nerves and build up your health
Easy to tBke. Try them. Only 20
cents. Money back if not cured. Sold
by Jas. P. Hoffeaker, Smyrna, snd y.
Il. Mason, Clayton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-22

The capacity OF the Daisy mill Is to
DE- Increased.
The Albion mine at Alta ia being
equipped with new machinery
Tho conklln sampler had fourteen
ears Of ore from Tinuc today
The Dulgys recent shipment of cy-
andes sold FOR i23 q pound or $500 Tor
the lot
sinking ON tho Joe Bowers Extension
~ being pushed with an possible dis
patch.
John r. Hodson expects 10 go out 60
Tlntic tomorrow to look over the
Tcsora.
Receipts at the Taylor runtou
sampler today were two cars from
bingham ana three from Tintlc.
Mark Hopkins ls out sklrmishlng at
present. and will return in "a few days
well supplied with good propositions.
Preparations are making for the
development " the Golden Gate Tx
tension and other claims recently pur-
chased by samuel Ncwhouac.
COL Bruback went to Park city TO-.
dav presumably Tor the purpose N in.
spcctlng the Morgan. prior 20 pllnklng
down the accepted orcr OF 100000.
Capt. De II Mar ~ expected In salt
Lake again The FIRST week In July pre-
sum1hly 60 assist I'm planning the oper-
ntiou or the De la Mar-Wall group at
Bingham,
Adam STOPPER superintendent ~ the
Bunker Hlll. Do in from Stockton. lie
says things are improving right along
and already Do considers the mine one
~ the best in tho camp, and expects TO
be- shipping within month.
The Sultan Cousolidltci Mining COM
pnny hns filed articles with capital
stock Of 100000 in shares oil 81 each
n owns The humboldt Eureka 30 2
and Alton mining claims iu Newton
district. Beaver county. and has ns uHl-
GERS g.. Is. Mccormick, presidents W.
N. White. vico-presldsnt. y. "a. popry
Jr,, secretary and treasurer. J. T.. Farr
maunger and H. l.. Colburn. the other
director
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-22

Boston. June 2i.-The American Wool
ana Cotton Reporter Will sly t0mor-
row; "'fho wool market is stronger
ana more active. The buying On broad
orinr uud Or participated ln by manu-
fHCturyrH large and small The specu-
laturs, traders and exporter. Foreign
cts are again lu the market and have
looked a. some large lines 0f wool In
Guiding territory url 10 iH Understood
have purchased some and az this writ
Ing negotiating Tor others The de-
muud continue Co Boz plenty Tor terri
tory woods. uCuly 100000 pounds hav-
Ink changed hands
"rho country markets are still excited
and muuy uf the largest and best lots
of wool DO the Interior have been cor
rolled. buyers are lying up' 10 Mon
taun and there Or every Indication that
there viii BE- a lively scramble Tor the
good clips and that very high prices
will have % be paid
"Tht sales Tor the week in Boston
amounted Co o 900 900 pounds domestic
nrl 100000 pounds foreign, making a
total of tf.c0ii00 pounds against % total
of i.g5tCOo pounds Tor the previous
week. and 5iIf00 pounds Tor corre-
spending week last year. Sales since
January 1. 1893. amount 60 iiaggig00
pounds aFalnst t3Gt1SiO pounds last
year ut this time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-22
Samuel Mcintyre Said to be Pre-
pairing for Litigation.
WILL DEMAND BIG DAMAGES


a gentleman Of unqucsuonod vcrag..y
said today that samuel Mcintyre. tHe
ncwiy-olected president OF the MANI
moth Mining company wHt preparing
TO commence suit against the Grand
Central claiming big damages Tor ore
alleged 60 have been extracted from
Mammoth workings The party would
not NO Into details. but spoke ns n with
authority. Initiating that the controli-
lng spirit in the Mammoth was fully
satisfied that ~ interests had been
tramplcd upon, ana had become
thoroughly convinced that the company
could recover in an action Tor damages.
such a controversy has been on the
eve Of breaking out FOR
good while past. and II u eventually
materiulizea there is no doubt but that
it will be long and determined con.
t9Ht 10 the bitter end.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-22

Special Correspondence.
Provo. June 2l.-Articlcs Of incorpora-
ton Of the Grand Southern Mining co.
were filed today In the county clerks
oflics. The Incorporation arc: George
y Philips. Geo. a. Philips. Adelbcrt u.
Harmon. William ilarwuod. Warren n.
puaanhorry. Wilson a. Dusenhorry. H.
A. Barney md l.. -. TAFT. The gcu-
ornl offices Of the new company win be-
no Provo and the officers FOR the first
year are. H. \. Barney, rrcsi rnt W.
n. buHeuhCrry vice president, w. H.
DusrnhHfry secretary ana treasurer,
w y. Dusonberry r. A. barney, q. n.
PHILIPPE 4. -. Harmon ana l.. q. Tart.
directors. The capital stock ~ 500 600
divided Into 10000 of the par value NJ
10 cents each. 100000 shares viii be- rc-
served ns treasury stock The now CONE
pany controls the Lena Relic and TWEEN
ty-nine other unpatcnted claims In
TiutiU district
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-22

E1uHuH city. june 2-Cattic-Re-
g.Ipu. 5000. natives. pUO Texans Mar.
Bot steady strong and nttivo Native
HtHau heavy glsGHtgl. medium. tt7g
WalU. laht tfgiulO1. Texas steers.
tA.nnuuU. Texas uIsH t1gUu8t0. MAJ.
tive COWS and hslfeH So i0utl0. stock
ars ard feeders tIO0Ht,i. bulls. $40
uttU.
Hogs l,e.U'utH ilnOO. Market
u3s0. hdavy. a.5gh0ass. pnckerr.
tl50HasU. mixed. glcuI5IN. ught.
ile1nl5.i.. yorkora. il7oul5lb. pigs.
IgCOuat5.
sheep Receipts. 5000 Market strong
Lambs. ii50uG25. clipped muttnns.
fiiU1t1i. HtookerH and feeders. t2.75N
eco. guIIH. g. tluIgs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-22
DALYwEsT Is STILL STRONG
Aud Grand central Hrings so'''
Treat Demand tor uidniaht
uowcrs az Cents.
TOOAYS METALS;
SILVER COS
LEAD, SL25
CASTING COPPER. iGH

Tho pace oct Cor Daisy yesterday was
rather swift. and in consequence the
stock suffered today % decline of 2
cents being recorded ou the Salt Lake
board sales were made at IS and 2is
spot. whi.o Cor future delivery 2jis was
reached. this figure standing ns q clos
ing bid. Daly-wcst continued 60 uh-
vance and dll business ut Si2tj To-
si25o. and Grand Central was also
strong. this stock finding takers at
1855.
The call produced sales N $1,000
shares for i9.Si275. OF this amount
Midnight Bowers furnished the bulk.
1900 shares going ut ~ TO So, the
brokers seeming anxious 90 gather u
In at any Old price. The stock closed In
good demand at o. with mo- further Of
ferings under 5N.
The closing figures were as follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-22

4 party Of local mining men COM
sistihg or 4. l., Jacobs. Henry Kohl g.
r. Hutlcr j. a. jacobson. George s.
Smith, Frank y. Wilson ana samuel
j. Paul spent yesterday at bingham.
having gone out Tor the special purpose
of examining the Ben Butler ut pro-
sent scene uf active development All
were much grgtlnOd With the condition
Of the property ana pronounce 10 the
making ~ ono OF thU best mines In
the camp. Gus J.. Kohl ls ln charge nH
superintendent, md thorough mining
man he lH. Through bis efforts the
company claims uro being HyHtrmutl-
cally developed, and 10 Dr. expected TINT
the lower tunnel win tap the ore bod
los 90 800 feet the miners having co
fout yet tu gu. The Ben Butler has pro-
ducod something like $4,000 worth NJ
ore, and nH soon uH present work
reaches the desired point shipments
viii likely b, resumed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-22

Colonel Dorsey ana II, @. GcmmclI
spent a short time together today dls,
cuHalng the needs OF tho Golcna King
at stockton, We must have a mill
ut once" said the colonel. "The ore is
piliug up on Ms 90 such an extent that
q plant Tor lts reduction NJ an abso.
Lutte necessity. The bins are fun. the
Slopes are fun and AN tho workings are
running over, until the superintendent
ana his men hardly know which way to
turn"
Colonel Dorsey had Just returned
from the mine and know whereof he
spoke, having spent a day in its In
Hpeotlun In company with a party OF
visitors. I'VE were highly pleased with
the showing" he continued Reports
concerning conditions there have NOT
been exaggerated In the least. The ore
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-22
TAXES OF THE SHELTERS.
Representatives of the Companies Re
fore the Equalization Board.

Representatives OF the Hannuer and
Ming, ,rpsiters npp.ar,d b.f,r, IA,
.,ai,rt,. NH ~ .o,,,tt,,,t,, y.,t.,,t,,.
''''" 80 '''i'''
AFTERNOON IN response TO citations Is
sued "a few days ago.
tn, bonrd cited the commands 10
'H"" why the Mlht" OF iehh'ylNHhlA
Hmcltor's personal property should not
sao, oa, an. t,,,.,.'.....' 80. ,s,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-22

Omaha. June acatue-Uacaint
1000 Market steady Nntlys beef steers.
ti'NI l.2l. Western steers. fnDufgOt
TUNHH at.art tl5lNI1i. COWS and
hHIfofr. fGNui10. oHuuarH. 81 25uItO.
.tockera and feeders ilI5Hi55. calves.
lD1uaO1. bulls. HtuuH. etc.. tl00ufg5i
Hogs Receipts. a. f0O. Market shade
tn o. i1wgr lirlny flmu1Glh. mlVoi,
IID. bulk 1f ula tGlIuGG5B.
Sheep iiDorluta $500 Market active.
strong Western mutt0uH. 9i2iu5gi.
stock Sheep BROOCHES, lambs. ti55u
Gas
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-22

A party ~ Salt Lake mining men Wis
tied the Krrmlln nt bingham ycstcr-
day and pronounced 10 fine. As an
uounccd In these columns two days
ago the bottom NJ the shaft at depth
NJ $50 feet, n all in ore, not limestone
as nj FIRST supposed. but quartz. which
carries good values in silver ana lead.
Since Us discovery the miners have
driven into II Tor Nix foot and II stlll
continues with depth, making the OUT
look for early shipments very bright
Indeed. Al were pleased with the
property and returned homo much
olutgd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-22

y there thorsnnds OF tons Of 49, some
hlgh-gradc and some low. The entire
workings present splendid appear
nncc. and the gentlemen with ~ were
much clated with the outlook The
party visited the Hercules. which is re-
ported IN good condition. and noted
with satisfaction the heavy shipments
NJ high-Eradc ore from that section.
The Gnlcna King viii have two curH ON
tho market t0uorrotv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-22

a party connected with tho Mcfcur
stated 10 reporter today that while
the recent shipment M Cyunllss ala not
equal that sent lu two weeks ago. IL
would Yield value ~ over $50 "a
pound, this netting tho company q good
figure The Mcrrur iH stll making a
good record. both nH Co mining aud
milling. and whom a dividend COMES. u
n highly probable that payments will
continue for nm indsnnlte time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-22
Ia RENE INrnovrMrNrs.
Company Gsttlng Ready to Operate on a
Large Scale

Large scale
\. $. Day moving spirit IN the Ia
Relnc az Tintlc, came In from the mine
today bearing witness ~ satisfactory
conditions ut this property. The gentle
man said the ore showing was certainly
encouraging, ana while speaking exc
hlhiioi samples heavily stained with
copper. the Same uHsnylnr over 100
ounces silver and trace NJ gold to
the ton. The company deems tho
showing sufficient 90 Justify enlarged
development and will therefore put on
an Increased force. and equip the prop-
erty with all uerdfui appliances. among
them an assay house. now ln course u
erection. Meanwhile the miners arc
working on the ledge and opening up
good body ~ ore.
Mt Day reports the Ridge and Valley
pushing work Ia good style. This prop
etty b. equipped with "a magnificent
plant and iH going 90 tho deep nH fast
uH possible. The district D. active. ulI
mlncs uf IMPORTANCE being operated.
ana the only dead looking object iu
camp la the Eureka lIll mill. now
hung up. This idicnesH. however. o. on
vet by vigorous work az the Bullion
Beck
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-22

Aside from the serious inconvenience
ana pain caused by piles. there h a
tendency 20 nstuln and 90 cancer IA tho
rectal regions, Piles should not be- ale
lowed 90 run on unchecked. TARLER'S
buckeye PILE OINTMENT IA an
lnnlllhlc remedy. Price. 90 cts. a bottle.
tubes 70 cts, z, c, NJ, l. Drug Depart
mput
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-22

The exchanges ana business today
amounting 10 20 900 shares for ti0ljO.NL
on The Old board trading was quite
spirited especially ln Midnlght iiDwera.
aud the sales reached O. total NJ 5000
shares Tor g9.si2.i5. The afternoon call
was quiet. the Utah board selling 1850
shares Tor fils,t2. The market was
firm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-22

Special Correspondence
Provo. June 29.-The following min
lng locations have been nlod. Great
Eastern ana Emma. In Tlutc mining
district, by Emma DOnnelly: MAY
Queen No. 1, IN TlutiC mining district.
by Eli Chase ct uli May Queen No. 3.
IN Tlntic mining district. by o. a. Pull
Yer et all Little chief No 2. In Utah
county, by George H. bridges ct al.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-22
LOCAL rlARKETS.

Sale Lake city Utah. June %. 1880.
Below are wholesale buying ngurca
on poultry, butter, eggs AMI cheese.
Quotations are corrected setni-weokly
by }. NJ. Christensen 4 Co. wholesale
produce dealers,
POULTRY.
There n bic demand for poui.
try and the market Is very bare.
Dressed poultry drawn. with heads and
feet IN. bring figures as follows
Turkeys, per d.. 81. .......,. IA
Cheese, Utah ncw),. &c. 90. ......i0
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
The market Is llllng up with ranch
butter thus Affecting the price Of
creamery
Creamery huttor,. 90. .,. ...,,.,..,,,is
Cheese. Utah new o.. O.. o., 600, ..l0h
EGGS.
The egg market Is In bett,r condition
nt present, with the product quoted at
81 per case.
GRAIN.
Selling prices on grain. -four. ete.
Whcat-Go cents per buahci.
OatH=ii.ij per hundred.
Corn-fi,l5 per hundred.
Cracked Corn-gi.20 per hundred.
lrnn-75c per hundred.
Ryc-u per hundred.
ShortH-Sic per hundred.
Harloy-8i25 per hundred
LOOSE HAY.
Timothy-si2.O0 per ton.
MiXol- 5000 per ton.
Alfalfa 500 per ton.
FLOUR.
Hlgh patent, per owt ...,,,,,,,.,nSi.i5
straight grade. por cwt........,.. ] 90
Family, per cWt ..,.,ts,...,.....,.. LEO
FRUITS.
APPLEs-Good stock-Utah. IN good
demand, per bushol, gi,e598i so.
LEMoNS-Callfprnia, per box, $3.50
tu N.i5
ORANGES 90 20 gs.25.
IANANAS-ge ,T5u3.75.
llASpHEHkiES#S 100,
OREGON TRAWHERRIEs-&2 90.
BLACKuERBtES- 90.
BLACK OREGON CHERRIES-g2O
ROYAL ANN CHERRtES-i2.Q
CHERRY pLuMs-2l2j.
CLYMAN PLUMs-yi15.
san Francisco, June l9-Whent
steady; Dee, i,2Oi cash, no.
Barley Easy; Doc, hGA. cash. LON
CALIFORNIA pEACHES-Sl.
CALIFORNIA APRtCOTS-22 .O0.
UTAH STRAW BERRlEs-8i.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-22

tom OF disordered liver. as II springs
from hillary poisons retained In the
blood which destroy energy, cheerful
ness, strength, vlgor happiness and
llfe, HERBlNE VII restore the natural
functions of the liver. Price, 90 cts
y. G. NJ. ]. Drug Department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-22

Advertisers who desire 20 reach the
country population Of the Western
states and Territories should patron'zs
the Semi Weekly News" It's circpla-
ton books aiu omen 20 all advertisers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-22
ELGlglI SlIlll[ Turkish Both

And Treatment Rooms IN charge Of a
Competent Physician. who will diagnose
and prescribe Tor patients uordlnE med
lCal aid. N you have Catnrfh. nyapep-
hiat lhcumutiHm, Nervous Troubles or
Kidney Disease. come and be- cured.
Any kind ~ O. bath you want Massage
fur both sexes. swimming lessons for
ladies' ~ the matron
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-22

Hardly day passes, IN families
whore there are chglreu. ln which
SNOW LINGMENT Is not
needed. 10 quickly cures Cuts. Wounds.
BRUISES Burns and Scnlds, Price 20 ana
90 cts. y. q. " J. Drug Department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-22

DeWitts Little Early Rlsers act rs
a faultless pin should cleansing and
revlving the system instead OF wcakoa-
ing II, They are mild and sure. small
from Objectionable drugs. They assist
rather than compel. +. c. Schrumm
Mccormick Bldg, Cor. Main st. First
South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-22

san l'rlnrIHco Juno ga wheat
Steady u.o, ui9-,. Gosh. tii0
Barley Firm. Dec. sGh. now, 50.
cash. o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-22

midnight nowers aud Oriental Most Ac.
lively Dealt IN,
on the Utah board there were tow
features n amy Midnight Uowors cone
unued active above Q cents and orient.
m Drought ~, while Sacramento sold
for ish and Autler flr P chose stnutl
doing an the business The ssIar y,.rs
1880 shares Tor S1gSlg
Figures were posted ua follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-22
MARKET REPORTS



New York. juno g2.-priccs showed
an Improving tendency az the opening,
partly Influenced by the feeling of zee
lief over the situation no France, Free
offerings % American Spirits and
Federal Steel forced them down sharp
ly, hat ana not affect the general mar
kDt which improved notably iu spots.
The Vanderbilt stocks were tho feu-
turrr. Sew York Central rising ~.
Northwest "a and Omaha Z points.
Lack of demand caused % gradual ease
ing on ln values. the losgc1 being quite
pronounced On some " the leading
spaolaitlca. PittsburH G.. G. a st. Louis
was a conspicuous exception, jumping
o points 20 5iis thereby recovering
more than yesterday loss. Business iu
bonds was Of small proportions and
changes narrow.
MONEY.
Money on call nomlnaily 2N2M per
cent
Prime mercantile paper sass per
cent
sterling exchange steady with actual
business Ia bankers bills go ihsuh
for demand and nt AS5ANlAG Tor 90
days posted rates, As6hWt.s1 and ls9.
commercial bills ih5uh,
silver certificates, G)huGs.
Bar silver COS,
Mexican dollars. isis.
Government bonds, weak, q reg.
iOOis: 80 reg, LOSS; do coupons, l,0aia,
now a. reg. a. COUP l.2pH. old ~ req
i1eh. DO coupon, iiiA, % res
coupon, i,i2h.
SUGAR.
surar-Raw. steady; fair refining,
a.. centrifugal, 90 teHt, as muluaHe1
sugar. &C., Refined, steady crushed, o.
powdered 6h; graduated, ih.
CuICAGO MARKETS
PRODUCE.
Chicago. Juno aa.-scptcmbor wheat
opened at 1GAHA and onHud on Co
5Gb
whoat-Iuly. 55HWH; Sept. 1915.
Corn-Junc. 3lts July WA
OutF-Iunc 2iE; July 2lNn2i,
pork-Iune. $40; July, Sl5ual5H.
Inrd-Iuuc and july, 900.
Biba=IunC ana July, 40,
CASH.
Whcat-No. red. 5iN056h. No.
rcd. tsau,6il No. hard winter, 12l
40. du. siAm12A. No. northern
spring iaikdAi No, do, NAUlI, 40.
3 Fprnr. usm7ii4
Corn-No. 2, 23jAQki No. . corn.
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acknowledgements.
LIVE STOCK.
Hogs HogeIpts. $1,000 tomorrow.
O.O1O loft over 3.5s5.
Market fairly active be- lower. Mixed
nnl butchers. 365uas5. good heavy,
3bjuasi. rough heavy. 355ulG5. light,
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cattle Receipts. 1900. Market
steady Geo shade lower.
UepNrs, ii005if. COWS and hclfera,
2uInfHU. Texas steers. lgOdiki. stock
Ura md feeders. Isnu5Op.
Sheep Receipts o.. 1000. Market
steady Goo stronger
sheep 35OH5aO. lambs. 450a1OO.
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