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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27

omrinl action on the Sacramento
dividend was taken today, the COM
pany'r directors getting together and
posting the usual sum OF half a cent
nhar, or $1,000. payable June LIST, the
books To olore at Q o'clock on Monday
next. This VIII Eise the company q
total Of fliaOn0
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Waterman iiro'hsr-. stock nrotsr.
No. . Central nlk. Phone ts-s rings

n you nave piles. CURE them y,
use undergoing horrible operations that
simply remove the results OF the dli'
ease without disturbing the disease
itself. Place your confidence IN De-
Wits witch Hazel Halve. II has mover
failed 10 cure oriIEIlsi II VIII not fall
20 curc YOU.-r. 9. Sahramin. Mecot.
nick building. corner Ialn H., ana
TlrEt South.
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TRANSFERS or STOCKS.
Daisy. t19 at gsc; 200 a, siI.. 80 ut
siA.
Uiiy Wet. leo NJ 500.
Four Ace. f0l 1T 2lh
Oryfoi Marion. go ~ fir.
Northern i.ight. coo al co.. 900 NJ COW (;
90 no e0N. 900 % coa 3.nn nt -. 100
NJ eits 1000 nt s44. buyer 80 days.
fo1 at clA buyer 20 days. 1000 az co.
seller ~.
Star Consolidated. 100 at lec.
sWnnrea. 100 at ~.
South swansea. loo at ti.so. 900 ct
81 fgn.
liottnu.no la Mar. 5000 nt &c.
Iuili1n ncck Tunnel. loo at Be-.
gnldefn Eagle. 5000 ~ g..
joe flowers ENtensinn. 1900 NJ Ahci
! 900 NJ ~ 1900 nt ~ seller 30 days.
Joe naworr 100 NJ ifac.
81 might HuWcrs. 1000 al aac.
iiuWestake. s1at ii1.
NHifo, 100 at ~,
Total shares sold. 1900.
selling value ~ stocks. f,.tsiei.
The closing ngurts were as fnllowsi
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IL called 10 the very low rate an.
nouneed by the Chicago, milwaukee, =
IT, Paul ny. from Salt Lake 10 chi
cngo ana return. Only tii.5n. Tickets
on sale June 9th and ith. GOOD return.
N, a ~, T.. n.y.. the electric lighted
train route, Electric light In every
berth,
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os rur ufAn ,xonASor.
Trading ordinarily gate, win ser,hsrn
Light q LEADER.

The trading on the Utah this after
noon wns ordinarily quiet. the sales
reaching 1870 shares for N,isi %.
News ~ strike IN the chloride Point
seemed 10 have bad tnect, ~ this
stock niumrsd o. 10 cents. u drop u
nearly a. cents since tho PREVIOUS call.
Northern Light continued active AT
morning figures. while Pour Acva sold
al 2n. and uaieua let 20 NJ lih.
Firurua were posted az fplluwHi
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TWANNFEn9 OF HTONkN,

TN7N8N77T INV VI Y - ~
Antler. 1900 at ihc,
liurkeye, 5000 nt iikc,
Iinstnn. Do Ia Mar. 1000 40 80,
Chloride Point. 100 nj h5iaci 100 at ~
Dalton. 900 nc 2hc,
-Four Aces. 500 a. 2nAc,
Gold I'm. 1000 az &c,
gniena. go at dihc.
Northern Light 800 at olisc,
Total shares sold. $500.
selling value ~ stocks. N.id2,eo.
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CASH


uogs- Receipts, 5000. tomorrow,
5000. iuft over. s.sis. Market generally
sHutr higher MIXED and butchers,
9.diua.Alit. good heavy, l.AoHa ggis
rough heavy s.tina,6i, light a,olu
a.k2h
cattle Receipts. 1900. Market
steady. shrep receipts, 1850. Market
steady
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Are Miller. Denney. Warhurton.
aehoble and HAYES Derby shapes sole
agents. iirown, Terry A Woodruff Co..
100 Main II.
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Fan Francisco. May 2s.-Whoat strong;
May. i09is Dee, i.isfs' cash, LWii,
Harley hrm, Dse., Asiai new, ~ cash
ITO.
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Sound alumber-our Might Robes ard
paJamaH, Brown, Terry a Woodrnh
CO., lCG Main ~.
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Palne's Celery Compound
BuI|dSUp he Nerves

~ use ana pre-
scribe paine's eel
cry compound with
best results for ncr-
vous exhaustion or
debility Through
IT, invigoratlng 81.
feet the uvsr aud
stomach arc toned
w and obstinate
constipation Il cured
without fraOftint to
inxatlvrs and ca
thnrtics. Mary ~
Nelentie. NJ. -. ii3
fist 81. chicago. III.
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several tim ~
when completely
worn out and I'M
abi,io secure proper
rest. paine'a eel Try
compound has been
a great relief IN
building up my mere
vous system, r"tpr.
Ing my appetite. nnd
securing pgagrtll
sleep" = Elizahgih
Vctilr. Chicago. III.
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MONEY
ttiigAuO MAHNIts
PRODUCE.

Chicago. May fully wheat opened
NJ stTnii. advanced To- 20 advanced TO
iahnA aud declined to sANr.
CLOSE
wheat May, ii's, July. 7sAgh;
Sept, ia Dee, -,
t0rn-May, dgA July, 12h.
May. 2iA July. 2gs.
pufk-Mhy, SON, July, s.3ous. 52h
i.hrd-.Aiay, i.sl, July. b.o9i..
Ilbs-May, i,eoi july. i.oSuts7N.
CASH.
wheat-No. rcd. 5sn5ii No. . rod.
sgn3b. 40 hard winter, 'su7l; No.
> hard winter ,iHis. No. l northern
spring, lNniiA No. northern aprins'
laAnilA, 80. z spring. dausih
CONN 2. a2A No. ,, a.uh.
oats SO. q .ihh No. ., %.
harley a1Nl0
49, %.
tn .hy-21s; sept go.
Fiuh 100
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rms WEEKS BUSINESS.

During the week sales ON both en-.
changes were az follows.
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suRnr-iinw. quiet and firrn. fair 70.
dining ~. centfTi. VI test. i-i nolnssra
sugar, Z. Ronned qulct but arm. crTh-
* * w powdered 'hi srfn"'''ed'
The morning news., 1899-12-21
COTTON LETTERS.

New York, Dec. 20--Hubbard Bros &
Co say of cotton to-day: Liverpool has
furnished the support TO the market again
to-day under the purchasing by Manches-
ter spinners and our cable adviees state
the light movement has brought the Eng
lish spinners into the market as buyers
of distant arrivals. Here the buying has
been largely for Europe account The To-
cal dealers closing their transactions on
the approaching holidays, Outside buying
orders have been limited in volume, with
the supply coming from the interests, who
have the inactive on the longside of the
market during the season. The movement
continues to be on very small scale, and
the trade expect this factor Will prevent
any decline. Exporters report more busi-
ness doing in the South.
New York. Dec. 20.--Murphy & Co.'S cot
ton letter says: Liverpool advices showed
1-16 advance on spots, considered very en-
couraging and our market opened / to
points above last night. Some local re-
alizing then eased prices off a trlfe, but
Liverpool buying soon took them back to
best point of the day. AS Liverpool will
be closed from Friday to following We'd
nesday. 1t is quite likely that Manchester
viii have to increase her takings of cot
ton to carry them over. Receipts are sti
on small basis and the come in sight
for the week Is likely to show another Inn
portant deficit from the corresponding
week last year. The afternoon session
opened with the highest prices, but de-
clined sharply on selling for local account
only to advance as quickly to about TO 4
points of the high on good Liverpool ana
Southern buying.
The morning news., 1899-12-21

Gainesville, B. X. Thrower; Bronson cir
cult, w. F. Norton; Rochelle circuit w
c. Norton; Citra, H. A Hodges; Micano-
py circuit, John Beers; Marion circuit l.
A. Vernon; Ocala, T. j. Nixon Summer
field mission, to be supplied Cotton Plant
circuit, G. ]. Kennedy; Wildwood cir
cult, r. M. Evans; Anthony circuit, T.
5. Armistead; Inverness circuit, S. Scott;
Sumter circuit, T. ]. Evans; Webster cir
cult, F. e. Stelnmeyer; Brooksvile, ].
II. ID. AcRae; Hern5on mission TO be
supplied; Leesburg, F. Pixton; Tavares
mission j. b. Throtter; Citronelle mis-
sion, supplied by G. c. D. Parkerscn;
Levy mission, T. NJ. White; editor Florida
Christian Advocate, j. Anderson; presi-
dent Conference College, T. G. Lang;
conference colporteur, r. H. Barnett con
ference secretary of education, 4. q.
Lang.
Orlando District-T. w. Tomkies, p. e.;
Orlando F. r. Bridges; Apopka, j. c.
Pace; Kissimmee mission, w. H. Stein
way and o. c. Tiger; Barlow and mis-
sion. Fl. e. Partridge and J. j. Whidden;
Fort Meade, w. H. Parker; Bow ing
Green and mission, R. L. Sumner, J. +.
Mitchell; Arcadia, D. A. Coe; De Soto
circuit, r. L. Sprinkle; Myers, j. f.
Shands; Caloosahatchie, J. N. Weather
ford; Bessinser, A, H. Cole; Punta Gorda
Smith Hardin; Lakeland and mission, j.
A. Hendry and r. p. owen; Chuckolus-
kee, to be supplied; Seminole, supplied by
D, w. Black; Umatina, J. l.. Cfandall;
Maitland mission, E j. Hardee
Jacksonville Dstrict-C. A. Fulwood. p.
e.; jacksonville CMcTyeire MemoriaD, r.
" Atkisson, (Riverside), l. Ryder, (St.
Mathews), j. Dodwen; Fernandiua, Ed
ward f, Ley; Kings Ferry circuit, j. M
Sewell; Callahan circuit, ]. L. Jones;
Mandarin mission, f. Wilson; st. Angus
tine mission, I. I. Hess; Green Cove
Springs and Middleburg, L. w Lowe;
Palatka, r. L. Honiker; Fruitland and
Vousia circuit, supplied by j. H. Nc
Dowell; De Land mission, e. A. Harrison;
New Smyrna mission, ]. L. Patilla; San
ford, r. M. Williams; Tltusville and CO.
Goa, ]. E. Mickler; FIT. Pierce circuit, sup
piled by w. T. Lane; West Palm Beach
mission, w. j. Nease; Miami mission, c.
f. Blackburn; Biscayne Bay mission, to
be supplied superintendent State Insti-
tute for Deaf and Blind, F. Pasco.
Tampa District-J. p. Hilburn, p f.;
Tampa. J. b. Ley; Hyde Park and Tampa
Hights, H. Hice and L. A. Giddens, Self
supplied by j. M. Leiffenworth; Alfalfa,
F. l.. Stokes; Manatee and Braidentown,
]. S. Patterson; Palmetto and mission, G.
W. Mitchell and j. M. Mitchell; Sarasota,
M. H. Outiand; Clearwater circuit, W. Is.
Tresca; st. Petersburg, Fl. DutiH; Largo
circuit, Fl. B. Frazee; Blanton, NJ. T. Bell;
Dade City circuit. b. F. Mason; Plant
City and Port Tampa, e. j. Gates; Ybor
City and West Tampa Cuban mission,
M. Delofen; Key. West First Charge, J.
A. Howland; Key West, Sparks Chapel,
j. P. Durrance; Key West, Memorial
Chapel, C. w. White; Key West, La Trim
idad, E. Diaz; missions in Cuba, A. C.
Holder, George N. MacDonel, Fl. B.
Someillan, II. w. Baker, l. f. Barrels.
The morning news., 1899-12-21

The Tone Firm and Receipts TO Date
About 100000 bushels.
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits Turpentne-With the opening
firm at 4SAc, fairly good business was
done to-day. Nearly all buyers were in
the market for supplies in limited guam
titles. AT the opening at the Board Of
Trade there were sales Of 900 casks and
at the closing additional sales of 50 casks,
The closing was firm at 4SAc The re.
ceipts to-day We're 493 casks the sales 369
casks. and the exports III casks.
Rosin-The advance of &c in all grades of
rosin, with the exception of water white
was the feature of the movement in prices
to-day. The demand has bean good for
several days past. due to the fact buyers
for both domestic and export purposes
were after supplies. The sweeping ad-
vance did not come, therefore, as a sur
prise to a majority Of the trade. Bust
ness was brisk throughout the day. The
receipts were 4011 barrels, the sales Z. 39}
barrels, and the exports barrels The
following were the quotations:
The morning news., 1899-12-21
NEARLY ALL R0SINS ADVANCE.
IMPROVEMENT THE FEATURE or
THE LOCAL MARKETS.

With the Exception of Water white
All Grades Jump Five Cents in Re-
spOnse to n Wholesome Demand.
spirits Turpentlne Firm mt IS1,
Ccnts-CottOn Quiet and Easy and
Unchnnged-LocaI and Telegraph
ic Markets.
Savannah. Dec. 20.-The feature of the
markets to-day was the advance in all
ter white, which remained steady and un-
changed. The Improvement was due to an
increase in The demand. caused by a num-
Der of buyers entering the market FIR sup
good business was doae. Spirits turpen-
tine remained firm at 4Sh csnts, though
there was marked fulling off In the af-
ternoon sales. 1t was reported that busl-
ness took a start after The closing, how
ever, as it usually does, and that a con-
siderable lot changed hands. Cotton re-
mains quiet and easy and unchanged.
While echoes of the stir in The Eastern
markets still resound, the Southern spot
markets seem to be standing steady, and
are not being affected to any appreciate
extent. The wholesale markets were steady
and fairly active. Produce continues firm
and in fair demand at quotations. The fol-
lowing resume of the different markets
viii show the lone and quotations at the
close to-day:
The morning news., 1899-12-21
STOCKS AND noNns.

New York, Dec. 20.--The stock market
gave a demonstration OF improved tone
and nerve In the spirit with which II ac-
cepted a slump of 1874 points IN Brooklyn
Transit, accompanied by sympa thetic
weakness in other stocks allied 10 H. IT
cannot be said that this violent decline
was viewed with Indifference for IL effect
ually checked the advancing tendency in
the general market, and worked q reac-
tion extending to over points in num-
Der of standard railroad stocks and from
to points In some of the Industriale
Thanks to the earlier rise In the market,
however, and the rally following the
slump, net losses are in nearly all cases
small, and some substantial net gains are
shown by important stocks. The break
In Brooklyn Transit was attributed to the
forced liquidation of a very large inside
account, concerning which many unfavor-
able runors Of Monday were reviewed in
fun force and exaggerated by the bears
with a View TO breaking the market.
During the time to-day when Brooklyn
Transit was showing most acute weak
ness, the rate for call money was quoted
al per cent. and was in plentiful supply
on satisfactory collateral The rate at
no time rose above 8 per cent. and IN the
late dealings fell to per cent OF yester-
days low level. During the day an en-
gagement Of gold for shipment to London
was announced, and rumors we're current
for further heavy engagements 10 20 out
on Saturday. The announcement and the
prospect seemed to have no effect on the
local money market. The anomaly OF a 2
per cent. money rate and gold being AL
loved 70 80 out while stocks are forced to
liquidation 81 heavy sacrifices warrants
no other conclusion than that the security
offered for loans 70 carry stocks IN some
instances ls unsatlsfactoFy SUCH is
The morning news., 1899-12-21
METHODISTS IN FLORIDA.
where the Preachers I'm That state
Will Spend the Year


Monticello Fla, Dec. 2O.-The Florida
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, which has been in session here
since Wednesday last, adjourned
Stirring and eloquent sermons were
delivered on Sunday by Bishop Gambler
in the morning and by Rev. ]. o. Branch
in the afternoon. Rev. w. NJ Page of
Orlando succeeds Rev. F. E. Shipp at this
place. The appointment gives general sat
isfaction
The next annual conference will be held
at Barlow, Fla.
The conference appointments for the
year are as follows:
Tallahassee District-A E. Householder
P. E.; Tallahassee, w. ]. Carpenter; Mon
ticello w. M. Page; Leon circuit, T. j.
Coleman Quincy, w. E. H. Mabry; Gads-
den circuit, H. 8. Miller; Waukeenah cir
cult J. r. Taylor; Midway mission, w. S.
McMannen; Concord circuit, w. C. Col
Inns: Liberty mission, D. l.. Switzer; Au-
ella circuit, G. H. York; Madison, r. A.
Fdmondson; Madison circuit, G. p. Par
ker; Taylor mission, B. T. Rape; Apa-
lachicola, J. F. Bell; Carrabelle mission,
C. S. Claridy; Woodville mission, J. S.
Barnett.
Live Oak District-L W. Moore. P. E. !:
Live Oak, ]. p. De Pass; Jasper, T. C.
Bradford; Hamilton mission, to be sup
piled; White Springs. r. J. Wells; Well
born circuit, A. NJ. Mann; Bradford mis-
sion, w. A. Weir; Fort White and High
Springs. r. o. Weir; Lafayette mission,
a. M. Dagger; Newnansvllle circuit, c, W.
Inman; Columbia, r. Bishop; Lake City
r. w. Moore: Lake Butler mission, j. s.
Collier; Macclenny mission, to be sup
piled; Starke and La Crosse, e. II. Giles;
Waldo mission, F. A. Taylor; Melrose, S.
w. Lawler; Washington mission, supplied
by w. A. Brown.
Gainesville District-c A. Saunders:
The morning news., 1899-12-21

net rise of SG10 points The advance
was checked by selling fos the account of
scattered holders who wished to reduce
their holdings in anticipation of the holt
days. The volume of transactions, al
though considerably smaller than yester-
days total represented an active market.
But for the afternoon break the general
course of the market was strongly upward
with the close feverish at an advance of
2d5 points
New York, Dec. %. noon.-Cotton futures
opened steady; January. 716c; February,
I22e; March, 7.2Sc April 7,S2c; May, 7. Sic 4;
June, 1850; July, 734c: August, Z zoe; Sep
tember, 6.S0c; october. 6.S4c; November
6.S0c,
p. mixtures closed feverish; Decem-
Der, Tl1c; January, 7.15c; February, 2oc;
March. 7Gc; Apri, 7Slc; May and June
n54e; July, L35c; August, 7S2c; September,
6,9Sc; October, 6.SGc.
Liverpool, Dec. 20.-Cotton: Spot, good
business done: price Lied higher; Ameri-
can mlddling fair, 19-S2d god Smiddl ng,
1921: middling. 11-S2d low middnng,
4 sgd; good ordinary, 3 3l-32d; ordinary,
8 % -32d.
The Snles of the day we're l2."C0 bal $. of
which 1000 were for speculation ana ex-
port and included 1850 American. Re-
eeipts $1,000 bales, of which all were
American.
Futures opened firm and closed steady
al the advance; American mlddling low
middling clause; December AUD, sellers;
DecemberJanuary, 4 09d sellers; January
February, 4.07d, sellers, February March,
4.o51 sellers; March-Aprll 403u4. 0id sefl-
efs; April-May, 4.02d. sellers; May-June,
4.0O@i0ld, sellers; Jun July 3.63d, selle s.;
JufyAugust, 3.61a3 sd, buyers; August
September 9.5Sd buyers; September-O
Der, S.51d, value.
New Orleans, Dec. 20-Cotton futures
steady; December, 7.O0c bid; January, 6.9S0
$3.50; February, 7010p702c; March, 7,Oic,
April, 706d707e; May, 7.osq7.O9c; June,
710aLuc; July. 712@71Sc; August, $3.50
6.99c; September, 6,71q674c; October, 6.61c
bid.
The morning news., 1899-12-21

hown to be the case. Yesterdays meas
ure Of protection and relief were sun In
force to-day, but IL was made manifest
that care and discrimination are to he
exercised IN applying the resources con-
tributed There was liquidation yet to be
accomplished to-day, and IL pursued its
course. but was not allowed to uusettle
ana demoralize the whole market as was
the case on Monday The tone OF the
market during the early hours was nearly
normal, except that trading was very ac-
tive and fluctuations rather wide. Prices
had advanced and received an additional
impulse upward with the announcement
or the Increase In New York Centrara
dividend rate, that stock rising to 1904.
The bond market was rather active and
showed late reactions from the early
strength, making the tone irregular To-
tai sales. par value, $4,000. United
States %, Ss, old Is and IS advanced "a in
the bid price,
The total sales of stocks to-day were
9Ol,7O0 shares, including Atchison pre-
ierred, 4llS5; Chesapeake and Ohio. 14,s45:
Burlington, 1850; Rock Island, l2.1s0s
Louisville and Nashville, 10, 900; Manhat-
tan, 2S,560: Metropolitan 1s9l5; Missouri
Pacific, l1.O@; New York Central, i7,si2s
Norfolk and Western, 6,l90: Pennsylvania,
"a 695; Reading first preferred. 10S50; st.
Paul. H150; Southern Pacific, rs, ,125; South
ern Railway, 6,100; Southern Railway pre-
ferred, $780, Texas Pacific, 5000; Union
Pacific 1860; Union Pacific preferred, H.
5S5; American Steel and Wire, SO. 1905
Brooklyn Rapid Transit, 1864; Conti-
mental Tobacco, $780, Federal Steel &c.
$50; Federal Steel Preferred, ex-dlvidend.
5,2o0; Pacific Mail, 6,065; Gas, 20. .s95; Sugar.
5242f; Tennessee Coal and Iron, 107S5;
United States Leather, 10,325; American
Tobacco, a.s0i
The morning news., 1899-12-21
COTTON FUTURES.


Market Closed Feverish at an Ad-
vance of 30 . Points.
New York. Dec 20.-To-day's market for
cotton, while irregular, was practically
normal, except for a few be,ated selling
orders from remote points and the liqul-
dation of unmargined local interests with
one interval of decided weakness in a.
afternoon when the market broke ten
points ON Wall street rumors Liverpool
followed up her bullish leadership OF yes
terday with a hardening and more active
market for spot cotton and a gain OF ma
4-64 d in futures. This show OF foreign
firmness made the opening OF our market
steady az an advance OF 8 points. Coed
foreign buying WAS a feature. but de-
mand from shorts was the best support
the market had.
At the strongest interval prices showed
The morning news., 1899-12-21
COUNTnY pRODUCE.

Poultry-The market is steady. Quota
tions Half-grown 250f30c per pair; three
quarters grown, 40445c per pair; full
grown fowls (nens), 50460c per pair; roos-
ters, 40c per pair.
Eggs-The market IS firm at 19122c.
Butter-rae tone OF the market Is
steady. Quotations: Extra dairies, $50
24e fancy Junes, 26c; extra Elgins, $50
2gtLc
The morning news., 1899-12-21
DRY GOODS.

New York. Dec. 20.-No change IN the
general character of the market for cot
ton goods. Demand moderate through
out. Heavy brown cottons firm In all
leading brands. Bleached cottons Inactive
but sellers still reserved. Coarse-colored
cottons scarce and still against buyers.
Prints and ginghams in steady request.
Print cloths inactive. but firm, at first
hands. Some sales from second hands at
slightly easier prices. Dress goods and
silks are very firm.
The morning news., 1899-12-21
aIIscELLANEous MARKErs.

Bacon Market Is steady; smoked clear
sides. gAc; dry salted clear sides. 65kc bel-
lies, SIC; sugar-cured hams. 1li44i2ihc
I.ard-MarlSet firm; pure. IN tierces. 6ae;
50-pound tins, 7c; compound, In tlerces,
5Ac; 50-pound tina, &C..
Cheeae--Market firm; fancy fun cream
cheese. iic for 25-pound average
Fiour~Nafket steady: patent, 123s
straight, 500. faucy. SG; family $3.50.
The morning news., 1899-12-21

ne thoroughly looked into and the perpe-
traitors Of this outrage be overhauled and
tuA justice meted out TO them.