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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-12
A BIOGRAPHY OF ROOSEVELT.
Mr. Clemens Little Book of Anecdotes
About New York's Governor.
IL

About New York's Governor.
New York World)
Il was determined as boy to make a
man OF myself" Governor Roosevelt is
quoted as saying. The determination
is Illustrated by biography written by
Win NJ. Clemens and about to be pub
lished by f. Tennyson Nelly. The
book offers a picturesque variety of
Rooseveltiana. and Mr.. Clemens has
wisely chosen the anecdote method of
illumination to throw light on Ted
dy S" development.
The Rough Rider did not read fairy
stories as a child, one of his boyhood
friends says. He confined himself to
tales of advent IRE and Cooper's Indian
stories. He preferred outdoor life. He
prepared for Harvard at a country
school
bicgrapher, Ito recite the poem begin
ming:
At midnight, in his guarded tent.
The Turk lay dreaming of the hour
When Greece. her knees in Supliance bent
Would tremble at his power.
Theodore arose and started out
bravely. With all the fiourishes of
boyish energy he repeated the lines as
far as When Greece, her knees'-and
then stopped.
HE stammered, shuffled his feet and
began again: When Greece, her
old schoolmaster leaned
forward, and. in a shrill voice, said:
Greece 'em again. Teddy, and maybe
it will go then Ana Teddy, with his
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Ogden. Feb. u.
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THESE ARE A FEW OF OUR PRICES


Worcestershire az
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POLICE ETCHINGS.

In police court yesterday Paul Kirkham
and John Green described their eYolu-
tons in a fight on the Continental corner
Friday, when two crews of hilarious
young men came together and commenced
hostiities. The account given by the de-
PENDANTS placed each one in the attitude
of defending himself. but Policeman
Brown put a different phase on the case
when he declared that each was plugging
away in an aggressive manner, just like
ambitious amateur pugilists. The court
concluded that the proper thing would be
a So fine, and both fighters paid the
amount.
Adjutant S. NJ Simonds of the Saliva
ton Army testified in police court yester-
Gay thai Albert Nelson, a young man,
disturbed the Saturday night meeting by
loud talking during prayer. and refused to
leave the han. but when the adjutant
went for a policeman Nelson followed
him out and used abusive language. JUS
tice Timmony gave Nelson to understand
that he would not be permitted to dis
turb the Army and must stay away from
the meeting. The court concluded to sus-
pend sentence, with the warning that If
Nelson was reported a disturbing element
a-ain. he would be deposited in the cen
ter Of the city Jail for several days.
Mrs Griffiths. arrested for drunkenness
and disturbing the peace, was discharged
yesterday.
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Articles.
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago. Feb. 1.-THE limited supply of
cattle received today We're disposed of
being 10 cents higher than those paid a
week ago. Fancy cattle brought 6.00Q6 10;
medium steers. 4S0G5.lO; choice steers.
and feeders, 3.S0a4.75; bulls, 2.75d425; COWS
and heifers, 3.30GI4.00; western fed steers.
Asa .65; Texas steers, 3.50014.S5; calves,
5.G047O0.
Hogs were 215a5 cents lower. Fair to
choice, 3S21aq4.0212; packing lots 3.606lS. so;
mixed, 3G0q3.S7la; butchers, 3.70u3.95;
lights, 3.65Ei3.S0; pigs. 3.35Q370
Sheep ruled unchanged Poor to prime
sheep, 2.50@4.50; yearlings, 4209A6O; in
ferior to choice lambs. 4.60q5.0O; largely
at 4.S0G4 50.
,Receipts-Cattle. 400; hogs. 1SOOO
sheep 800.
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A. B. Jones. who is charged with as
ssulting Banker Joseph NJ. Stout with in
tent to kill him, was arraigned before
Judge NorreH yesterday and given until
Saturday next 10 plead.
Mr.. Jones came into court in company
with his attorney. Mr.. Arthur Brown. He
listened, apparently with interest, TO the
reading OF the information. Mr.. Brown
asked that his client be given till Satur-
day 70 enter his plea. and at the same
time gave notice that he would move
to quash the information Mr.. Brown
contended at the preliminary hearing
that Jones had not had such d full and
complete hearing as is contemplated by
the law the state having not made
complete disclosure OF its case, but has
several witnesses which II intends using,
whose names have not been disclosed.
Mr. Brown claims this is not proper. The
arguments viii probably occur next Sat
urday, when Mr.. Jones comes up TO plead.
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Denver Livestock.

Denver, Feb. Receipts, $780,
Market active and firm. Beef steers, 3.75
Q5OO; cows 3.25q40O; feeders, freight paid
to river, 3.S0d4-60; stockers, freight paid
500.
Hogs-Receipts. 500 Market active and
STEADY. Light packers, 3.75q3.S0; mixed
3.T003.75; heavy. 3.50a370.
Sheep-Receipts. go. Market active and
steady. Good fat muttons, S.60q4.00;
lambs 42505OO.
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FIREMEN CASES.
The Men Win the First Round of the
Encounter.

In the matter of the petition of Amos
Morton VS.. George Swan. city auditor,
for a writ of mandate to compel the au-
ditor to issue a warrant for salary alleged
10 be due the petitioner. Judge Cherry
Yesterday sustained the demurrer to the
answer. and allowed five days TO amend.
The petitioner contends THAI himself,
f. J. Mcdonnell, 0. /. johnson and u. W.
Mcqueen were members Of the fire de-
partrnent OF Salt Lake City, a nd that
tbey were wTongfully dismissed in May,
lS9S and that there is now Cue them 81 $50
Tor salary. The others assigned their
claims 10 Morton, and he prayed for a
writ for the payment Of the amount to
him.
The defendant, IN his answer, alleged
that Morton resigned from the depart
ment. and that McQueen's appointment
was never confirmed, and that, under an
ordinance OF the city council, other men
were appointed TO the places claimed by
the petitioners. The court sustained d
demurrer TO the answer, which Will prob
2 btV be amended.
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Coming Fight at Eureka.

Especial Corresponuence.J
Eureka. Feb. ia big crowd is ex-
pected to- attend the twenty-round con-
test at 1. O. o. F. hall Wednesday night,
between Montana Kid and young
Thomas, for the lightweight championship
Of Utah Young Thomas is training
here, and has made many friends by his
gentlemanly demeanor and evident inten-
ton to win. Slade,- the Maori who was
John J.. Sullivan's sparrnig partner, will
referee the fight, which is sufficient as
surance that il will not be a hippOdrome.
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Coffee and Sugar.

New York, Feb. n.-Coffee options
lower. Sales. 1000 bags, including March,
5.50d5.55; August, $50; January, els
Spot coffee Rio, dull; No. I invoice. G1s;
No. Z jobbing, Z. Mild, quiet; Cordova.
7%014.
Sugar-Raw, steady; fair refining.
1876; centrifugal 96test, 51a; molasses
sugar. 9-l6. Refined. steady. Mould \,
3A; standard a and confectioners \,
AS; cug loaf and crushed, 51s; powdered,
and cubes SIS; granulated, cents.
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pleasuable buying
biggest this
given in Lake
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Lower Conrt Afirmed.

An opinion was handed down by the
supreme court yesterday in the case of
Rachel II. Miles, administrators. appel
liant, W. Alfred Johnson. affirming the
judgment OF the trial court. The plaintiff
sued to recover the possession of certain
land in Summit county. The defendant
asked that the title be conveyed TO him
On payment of the government price. the
land having been settled anterior to the
government survey
The lower court found in favor of the
piaintlh, which was now affirmed
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District Court Orders.

7. r. Walker ct al. VS.. William Calder
ri al; judgment for plaintiff as prayed.
John p Cahoon ct al. VS.. Brigham E
west; Judgment for plaintiff for 1866 10.
National Bank of the Republic VS. NJ s.
Blount: judgment Tor plaintiff Tor 500.
ease ordered reinstated-
r Trefethan VS.. L. Z. McGurrin ct al:
dismissed by plaintiff.
Il M. THOMPSON VS.. George NJ. Cannon
ct al. restraining order discharged and
'5 Mr.. S. P. Davev.vs, Thomas Patten ct
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Stocks at London.

New York. Feb. 11-Commercial Ad-
vertiser's London financial cablegram:
The markets We're quiet today. The tone
was firm Coppers We're the special fea-
ture. Tintos were 4Os4, Anacondas 912,
and Utahs 87s, after touching 9. Bostons
were up 3$4. There was little business in
Americans but London bought in anti
cipation of rise next week. hardening
prices and make the close at the best.
The bank bought f200. 900 bar gold.
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Poor Feed For Sheen.
(Special Correspondence.l

Vernal, Feb. S.-Sheepmen report the
feed very short on the range. A prom
inent flockmaster, in conversation with
The Herald correspondent today, stated
that he was making preparations to feed,
as the sheep We're now losing flesh daily.
Sheepmen generally report the feed short
er on the range than it has been for years
at this season. and should the winter be
prolonged. feeding may become quite gen
eral.
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Richards Found Guilty.

The trial Of the case against Jack Rich
ards, charged with Norton Curtis and Ar
thur Curtis with burglarizing the barn
OF j. c. Mackay and stealing a quantity
NOrrell yesterday afternoon. In the even
ing the jury returned a verdict of guilty
with recommendation to mercy and
tuesday was set as the time for SEN
tence.
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A FORNICATION CASE.
Charge Against Pat Malloy In Mel
sens Court.

Before Justice Nielsen yesterday ]. H
Miles flied a complaint charging Pat Nal
10y married man. with the crime of
Dora Niles. who is unmarried. 1t is al
legged THAI the unlawful relations took
place July 70. 1898. Malloy was arrested
yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Harris and
brought before the justice for arraign-
Inent. He asked for time to plead and
consult an attorney, and Justice Nielsen
granted until Monday at 10 a m Bail
was fixed at $500. and late in the evening
MallOy deposited a cash bond of that
amount for his appearance
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Mrs. Alice M. Jones Dead.
Special Correspondence.)

Spanish Fork. Feb. n.-Mrs. Alice NJ
Jones of this city died yesterday morning
of heart failure and dropsy, after an ILL
ness of nine months. The deceased was
born in Glamorganshire, South Wales, in
1916. In 1915 she emigTated TO Utah. She
lived and died a Latter-day Saint. The
funeral services Will be held in the Third
ward meeting house Sunday Feb. L, at
D. m.
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Committee For Mexico.

Especial CorTespondence.)
Manti, Feb. u.-P. II. Madsen and
dozen others held meeting with the
Mexican promoter yesterday and con-
Guided to send two men down to Chui-
at the country and report on il. j. j.
Hansen and Fred Miller were chosen to
make the trip, the expenses. to be paid
by those present at the meeting. There
has been considerable land taken on
option. If these men report favorably
there will be a big Immigration TO that
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Spanish Fork Appealed Gases.
Especial Correspondence.J

Especial CorrespOndence.J
Provo, Feb. 11.-Seven transcripts were
filed in the district court today by Heber
C. Jex. justice Of the peace OF Spanish
Fork, in as many appeal cases. wherein
the Spanish Fork Coop is plaintiff and
(two cases, Peter and James Swenson,
Daniel c. Nelson Thomas Edwards and
Niels 2. Jensen are defendants. Judg
ment was in favor of plaintiff in each
case.
Thomas Healy VS.. Louisa Healy; plain
tiff granted decree of divorce by default.
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The q. 5. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior 10 all Others.
Distinction.

Manager-Do you want TO go upon the
any diamonds?
Fair Appicant-No but have lived in
chicago six months without being stop
ped by a highwayman.
Manager-WhOopla I'll put you on as
a star Immediately. You're one in mil
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NEWS FROM OVER THE STATE.

Gudnerson, Sigurdur Atnason, Vina Hell
carson, Goodman Goodmanson, Goodman
Johnson, Z. Eiviasson, T. H. Thordarson.
Y. Bjarnson, Eggert Christensen, j. S.
Johnson, Bjorn Bjunolfson, Matilda Ear
nest, ]. w. Johnson and Johannes john
son, all of Spanish Fork The capital
stock Of the corporation is S, 900.
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Sickness at Cedar City.
Especial CORRESPONDENCE

Cedar City. Feb. S.-We are having an
unprecedented time Of general ill-health.
Two of our aged citizens have succumbed
and a. number more are i'll a precarious
condition.
The weather has been so extremely ir-
regular and there has been so little snow
that prospects for farmers are very dis
cOuraging.
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DECISION RENDERED
BY Judge Hiles In the Scott Assign
rlent Matter.

n1enC MaCCer.
In the matter of the George NJ. Scott
assignment, Judge Hnes yesterday hand
ed down a decision holding that creditors
are entitled to interest on their claims,
and directing the assignee 10 allow the
same His honor also held that Wells,
Fargo * Co. ana other attaching creditors
are entitled to a pro rata division Of the
money which remains after the payment
Of the preferred creditors. Under this de-
cision. the California Powder Works the
claim OF which viii be paid in full viii
also receive interest
Other decisions handed down by Judge
TJiies were as follows:
Lulu StiellI vs.. Libbie 4. Miller; costs
refaxed and $17.59 stricken out.
west Point Irrigation company VS..
Mount Pleasant Irrigation company ct
al. motion for new trial overruled. and
xii 10 stricken from cost bill.
John Hell VS.. 7. p. Lewis ct al; motion
TO file supplemental complaint allowed.
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Omaha Livestock.

Omaha. Feb. .-Cattle-Receipts SEQ
Market active. Native steers, 4.OGq55O;
western steers, 3.S0d4S0; Texas steers, 800
225t3.25; stockers and feeders, 3.S0d4S5;
calves, 400q6.5O bulls, stays. etc, 2.SO0
400.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000. Market to 10
cents lower. Heavy. 3.65G3.75; mixed $50
qS.65; light, 3.55QS6712; pigs, 3.O0Q3.50; bulk
of sales, 3.60q310.
Sheep-Receipts. 500 Market steady.
Native muttons, 3.75G435; western NUT
tons. 3.60a4.25; stockers, 2.75qS.6O; lambs,
4.OO0t4. 81.
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Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas City. Feb. 11.-Cattle-Receipts
IS. Market unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts, $500. Market cents
lower. Bulk of sales, 3.5OQ3.75; heavies,
3.65d3.S0; packers. S.60Q3.75; mixed, 1850
S.7Z1a; lights. 3.45Q365; workers., 3.60q565;
pigs, 3.10d345
No
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lief is that Allison is guilty. since most
of the spurious coin can be traced to him
He brought with him samples of the coun-
terfeit money. and exhibited a half-dOllar
of 1898 date, which bore an excellent imi-
tatiOn in the stamp, but lacked the ring
of the genuine.
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Icelandic Incorporation.
% 1O@ o O@O1-'
(SDecial Corresnondence.1

Especial COTrespOndence.J
Provo, Feb. I.-Articles of incorpora-
ton OF the Spanish Fork Icelandic Mer-
camille & Manufacturing company were
filed today. The incorpOratOrs are Sigur-
duS johnson, Peter Nalgaretson, Erick
Hanson, Holman Bjarnason, John Jonas
on, Sigurdur ThOrleipson. Binni b
Sveinsson. Mrs. Heigar Nelson, Prustjan
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Exports and Imnorts.

New York, Feb 1.-THE exports of spe-
Gle from the port of New York for the
week amounted TO $4,000 in gold and to
81, 0l9S25 in silver.
The imoDrts were: Gold, S2l5,674 and
silver, S51.6l4.
were s., 900, 81.
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Gave the Boys a send-off.

Especial Correspondence
Manu. Feb. ia grand social and ball
was given at TuttIe's haIl last evening
in honor of Arthur Parsons. Hans Chris
tOpherSon, the Westenskow boys and
others who leave here for Oregon ON Mon
day next.
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His Suggestion.

(New York JOurnal)
He-I wish our minister would practice
some sort of decentralization during
Lent.
She-What would you suggest?
He-Well. he might make mis- sermons
half an hour shorter than usual.
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Short Ribs-Sides 0oose), 4.75a4.95.
Shoulders-Dry salted (boxed), 1850
4.37is ',-s
Sides-Short clear (boxed). 5.O565.15.
Whisky-Distiilers' finished goods, per
gallon, 1.25
Sugars--Cut loaf, SO; granuIated $40.
Ciover-Contract grade to March. $50.
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Time He Moved.

tDetrOlt FREE Press.
w ny DO you call this the court room ?''
asked the man who was looking over the
house OF the man who was trying to sell
Did say court room? Mere force of
.erS.'
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!: motion to modify judgment OYER

al; motion to modify judgment over
ruled.
Taylor & Brunton Sampling Co VS.
Dalton q Lark Mining Co.; demurrer
oyerruled and ten days allowed to an
swe;
George ]. Thomas VS.. W. S Henderson:
demurrer sustained and ten days allowed
to answer.
Frisco Mining & Milling company VS.. J.
Ii. Stratton ct al; demurrer overruled
and twenty DAYS allowed 70 answer.
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4 Wrong Title.

(Judge.)
Aspiring Author-What do you think of
my latest novel?
FuDlisner-Ine tue IS not IN consistency
and then you make the heroine woman
of the present day.
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The Metal Markets.

New York Feb u.-Pig Iron-Firm;
southern, 12.25012.50: northern. 1O.75Q12.50
Copper-Steady; lake, brokers'. 1SA alS1a.
Lead-Steady: domestic brokers', 40.
Tin PlateS-Strong.
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Law and Motion Gases

A peremptory call of the law and motion
calendar will be made on Friday and Sat-
urday next by Judge Cherry.
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Petitioner has no assets outside the
money put aside to pay costs of court
ana attorneys fees.
Thomas ]. Mckinley and Daniel c.. Nc
Glnley doing business as d. G. Mckinley
d Co, in Ogden, have filed an answer
10 the petition of Wilson Bros. La Crosse
knitting Works, FlOrscheim & Co, Il. T.
Lindsey and Greenbaum, Were 81 Michels.
denying the claim of the petitioners that
they have concealed any of their property,
as charged.
George NJ. Cannon, who recently made
application to be declared a voluntary
bankrupt. yesterday filed a petition for a
final discharge
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A. B. JONES ARRA|GNED
VIII Plead to Charge of Shooting
Stout, Saturday Next.
FIREMEN AGAINST CITY
THE FORMER WIN THE FIRST
ROUND OF THE FIGHT.

Judge ailes' Decision In Matters Con-
nected With the Scott Assignment
Jack Richards Found Guilty of
Burglary - District Court Orders
and Probate Matters.
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GRAIN AND, PROVISIONS
Wheat Closed Higher On Account of
Crop Damage

Chicago, Feb. u.-Light receipts and
continued cold weather gave wheat a
strong start. May opened 1@c higher at
73ql34s, and Liverpools sd advance, not
withstanding yesterdays decline on this
side, was an unpleasant surprise for trad
erS who went home short last night. and
the price was bid up quickly to 1872 Crop
damage reports were numerous and this
tended to keep the feeling nervous. esDe-
cially when another cold wave was said
to be on the way. The market was fairly
active. but the range narrow, with May
hesitating aroung i51sQ73A most of the
day, and closing at 1875. This was a gain
of $4@3sc.
Corn was very strong and did much to
sustain wheat in times of depression The
increased amount of corn that must neces-
sariIy be consumed on account OF the Sc
we're cold was q strengthening influence.
May closed 1245sc.
There was an excellent demand from
the outside in oats, the market being very
broad The cash demand was good and
shorJs covered freely. The close was 9sGc
PC higher
Provisions were exceedingly dull until
near the close. when they fell into line
with the generally hopeful sentiment pre-
Valilng in the grain markets and a slight
rally set in all around. Pork gained lO66
12i-; lard 5I71a and ribs &c
Monday viii be n holiday on account of
Lincoln's birthday.
The leading tutures ranged as follows:
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BACK FROM MOAB.
Marshal smyth' and Assist

Deputy MarshaI omyth and ASSIST
ant Attorney Cherrington Return.
Deputy United States Marshal L. H.
Smyth and Assistant United States At
torney P Cherrington returned yesterday
from Moab. where the arrest of D. T. AL
lson was made. on the charge of passing
counterfeit money. The deputy stated
that much counterfeit silver money in
Guiding dollars halves, quarters and 10
cent pieces of various dates. are in circu-
lation in that locality, and the general be-
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Sam Francisco Minine Stocks.

San Francisco Feb. 1.-THE official
closing quotations for mining stocks to-
day were as follows:
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Bankruptcy Cases.

Lewis a. Doane of Robinson, Juab coun-
ty, yesterday made application in the fed
eral court to be declared a voluntary
bankrupt His liabilities are given as
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Cash quotations were as follows

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Steady; winter patents s S0G3. 90:
straights, 34Oal3.60: clears, 3.3Od3 40; bak,
ers, 2.40a260; spring specials. 4.2O hard
straights 3.10G3.20.
Wheat-No. 2 spring, SAM No. 8
spring, 65d711l; No. 2 red, 72!1G73Iz.
Corn-No. 3, $3.50 1851.
Oats-No. 2. 2s19: No. 2 white, 3O2k1311a;
No. white 3014 G3034.
Rye-No 2 soy
Barley-No. 2, 41d52.
Flax Seed-No. l. 1.16d1.20.
Timothy Seed--Prime. 24211G247Ib.
Mess Pork-Per barrel, 9.55a10O0
Lard-Per 100 pounds. 5.521aQ5.55.