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or Travelling Gowns, should consult Nj
FOer A most elaborate stock Of the zaa-
sons novelties Tor spring and Eastertide
are on display. The most fsstidioUs tastes
viii be suited. Those desiring the bright
est and ARREST OF materials. or such ~ re-
quire the more somber tiurs. have a mag
Dificent array Of materials 20 select from
Extreme care la tailoring artistic skill 800
cutting ard designing, expert people FOR
every minor detail. must result .n perfect
hitting garments hence absolute saIi-fat-
lion for all patrons For strictly high
class work Mr. FOer's charges are most
reasonable. Note the address Louis Facr
sl3 Fifteenth Street opposite Shororam
Hotel
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tion in Mems Clothing Department. And don
Clothing until you have investigated. Witho,
getting the most satisfaction possible for VIII
Registered g. : Patent Office. No. 95
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Easter Novelties. &c.

Piled on IN Aisle Table on Mon
day viii be 500 imported Easter
Novelties, including chickens.
ROSTERS, ducks, rabbits. eggs.
candy boxes, brownies. ETC.. an Of
new and origjnsI shapes and e.
lect- Tie value IS ljc.
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Pulley Belts, CSC.

Still as much Of an exclusive
bargain as the first DAY OF tha Of
feiiug. Thi, lot is in the popular
bodice effect. Worth 75c other.
claim.
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Practical Ladies' Tailoring.

With the lst OF April
comes the true hnbinger OF
spring the smartly goNned
lady. The artistic ladies
tailor oveIHows With bust
ness. that is if he Us an
artist No doubts need he
entertained by those ladies'
who patIonizc Louis Foer.
late Of Fifth Avenue. New
York. Judging from q Cit
ical standpoint Of Mr.. FoeT IS
artistic skill. he must car-
tsinly be q fav0lite. because
Of his largely iucrea, ing
business. Ladies desiriuz z
ultra fashionable attire. iu
Street or Dress Costumes.
Riding Habits, Cycle Suits
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Washington Loan and Trust Building
Washington j. c. Room a.
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UTAH BATTERYMAN INJURED;
LITTLE MONITOR BURNED

III luck attended the spectacular re-
production of the battle between the
Monitor and the Merrimac at CaIder's
park last evening. The more serious
OF the disasters was the injury to Aug
ust e. Lyngberg, one of the Utah bat
terry boys, who received a charge of
powder full in the face md breast from
the mouth of one of the antiquated
Misunderstanding cannon used in the ma
val demonstration. The other mishap
was the premature burning of the
cheese box vessel
1t was a little after 10 o'clock that
Lyngberg was ramming a charge Of
powder INTO the old smOoth-b bore gun
and cOmrade was holding his thumb
over the vent hole, as must be done TO
prevent premature discharge. Care
Iessly the thumb was taken off the vent
and the conclusion of air thus made
possible caused the powder TO go off.
LyngberS was standing in front of
the muZzle in a STOPPING posture and he
got the full charge in his face and
breast. The force was so great that
the husky young soldier was hurled at
least fifteen feet into the water.
Ihe gunner was quickly rescued from
his perilous position, and pending the
arrival of medical assistance that had
been telephoned for, the injured man
was hurriedly driven to St. Marks hos
pltal The physicians found that Lying
berg S face and entire right side of the
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upper part of his body were terribly
powder burned. The particles of DOW
der were planted deep into the flesh.
Whether or not his eyesight has been
destroyed cannot yet be determined, and
while it is not believed that his wounds
will result fatally, his condition is Sc
riOus enough to excite the apprehension
of his relatives and comrades. At an
early hour this morning he was resting
comfortably on his cot in the hospital.
Soon after the disaster TO Lyngberg
the thrOng of visitors to the park were
again thrown into a frenzy of excite
ment by a mishap on the Monitor boat.
AS the miniature Monitor and the Mer-
rimac were passing and repassing, fir
ing broadside after broadsiGe at each
other and maneuvering like real war
ships in actual battle, the fireworks on
board the Inflated namesake of the
victorious terror of the seas of a gen
GRAFTON ago, took fire prematurely and
before the gallant crew could stop the
blaze they had to jump into the water
and swim ashore for safety. Pushing
off the cheese-bOx top of the little boat
had no effect, for the cause of the
trouble was in the hold of the mini
allure man-Of-war. The denouement
was not without its ludicrous features.
On account of this accident the fire
works display at Calder's park this
evening will not take place. but the
other parts of the programme, includ-
ing music by two bands. will be rem
dered.
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RELIABLE jewelry and watches
NJ. Surbaugh. 10 Mccormick block
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CRAZY MAN BEGS PERMISSION
TO LIGHT UP THE TEMP F

A man who was evidently demented
stirred uD considerable excitement
among the providers early yesterday
morning by sprinting up West Temple
street in his nightshirt. He ran from
Sixth street TO the Temple gate, shout
ing as he ral.
lie PASSED Officer Parry on West
Temple street, and the officer tried to
catch him, but could not overtake him
uhtll he reached the Temple gate. At
the gate the man made a desperate eff
Tort TO climb it, shouting. "Oh. Lord,
open the gates and let me in" When
the officer tried to take him i'm charge
he begged to go AMI light UP the Tenn
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pie. saying that the Lords house shouId
always be lighted
BarefOoted, bareheaded, and in de-
clded diShabile he was led to Main
street and the patrol called to take him
to the station. At the station he gave
his name as NJ. BerkhoI. He showed
unmistakable evidence of insanity on
the subject of religion. but was per-
tecty dOcile and harmless. He said
ne had run away from home to light
up the Temple because it was dark and
Snopld be lighted. He wanted to go
back home and the police took him To
ms residence near Sixth South and
West Temple streets. The unfortunate
man was adiudged insane but harm
less some time ago and allowed to re-
main at home.
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FATHER OF FIRST POL YGAMeUS
CHILD DIES AT PRESTON, IDAHO

Joseph B. Noble, who is said to be
the father of the first pOlygamous child
born after that tenet was introduced
into the Mormon church, died Thurs
day at Preston, five miles south of
Montpelier, Ida. Mr.. Noble until two
years ago lived in Bountiful. His re-
mains arrived at the old home last
night. Arrangements for the funeral
have not been completed.
Mr.. Noble was more than ninety
years old. He was born in Egramont
Berkshire county. Massachusetts, jan
uary IA, 1910. He embraced the Nor
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mon religion as a result of the teach
ing of Brigham Young in 1882. A few
years later he moved To NauvOo, where
the child referred to above was born
in 1898
Thirty three of Mr.. Mobiles children
are now living, besides numerous
grandchildren and great-grand-chil-
dren. The pioneer came to Utah in
1S47 with the second company of i'm
migrants. He was captain of fifty in
Jedediah Grants company of one hun
dred. During his long life he made
many friends and few enemies. and
all who knew him Will be sorry to
learn of his taking off.
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EASTERN EXCURSIONS
Via Rio Grande Western RaiIw,

Via Rio Grande Western Railway.
Aug. % and "A the following low rate
excursions are announced by the Rio
Grande Western railway:
Chicago and return, $3.50.
Detroit and return, $5100.
For further details apply to
Benton, city ticket agent. Dolly block
corner, No. 1913 West Second South ST
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METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Office
of the Weather Bureau.

Maximum temperature. 81 degrees; min
imum temperature, 81 degrees; mean tenn
perature, 81 which is degrees below the
normal; accumulated deficiency of tenn
perSture since the LIST Of the month, II
degrees; accumulated excess of tempera-
ture since Jan. LIST, 1926 degrees Total
precipitation from y. m. to p. m. none;
accumulated deficiency of precipitation
since the LIST of the month, .l6 inch; ac-
cumUlated deficiency of precipitation
since Jan. /. pa inches.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
WASATCH sUMMFR RFsoRr

Most beautiful camp in LITTLE COT
IONWOOD CANYON. First class hotel.
Inc cottages, good fishing. Horse cars
meet o. S. L. trains twice daiIv at SANDY
Rapid Transit cars also leave Theater
corner at $40 a. m. and $40 D. m. for
Murray. where transfer is made to the
Mrs. ]. Starley, Proprietor. For partjci1-
lars see John Starley. Temple block.
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BEST EASTERN TRAIN.

The very best train to Colorado and
the east is the Rio Grande Western
Scenic Limited No. 2. departing at 3:15
p. m. daily. 1t carries through Pull
man Palace and Ordinary Sleepers.
Dining Car. etc. vestibuled through
out 1t arrives Denver $40 D. m. the
next day and Chicago the following
evening, being the fastest train, and
gives you the best scenery, etc, by
daylight
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Matchless Salt Lax CitY,s New Hotel

Don POrter's conduct of hotels is
not regulated by cost, believing any
thing worth doing is worth doing well.
There is no better equipped hotel any
where than The Kenyon" The trav-
elers' appreciation of such intelligent
and liberal provision has resulted in
its present pronounced and brilliant
success
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FOR RENT.

S-RooM modern brick. 454 S. Sd East.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS make $500 per month selling
our novelty machines. on appIicatio III
send cut and prices Thomas Rigdnn
Foote Co, Los Angeles, Cal.
AGENTS WANTED.-Good live men
buttons, medallions, jeweIry- etc P9r1
ucuiars free. St Louis Button Co., St.
Louls' MO
20 TO $50 DAILY easily made bv orr
latest novelty. Campaign Waterfront
Neckues. Goods entirely new and patent
cd; Agents delighted. Sales unlimited.
w nat Others do, YOU can do Time is
short White TODAY and secure eIGIusi,-e
territory: Guaranteed best seller. Adj
dress, with stamp, NJ. & NJ Manfg Co.
Springfield, Mass. ~
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Branch Offices For Receipt OF
Want Advertisements:

sHERWoOD'S PHARMACY. 9Th South
ans State street.
HAZEL DRUG CO. corner West First
South and Fourth West.
MCOY'S PHARMACY, corner Third
South and Fifth East.
FoULGER BROS. co. IS K street
s. B. COULAM. Eighth East and First
South.
A J. DAVIS & co. corner Seventh
South and Seventh East.
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. Oscar
Groshell. sole agent Utah. 221 Main Ex-
pert cash register repairing.
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Change in CaIder'g Programme.

Owing to the accident at Calder's
park last night, 1t has been found
necessary TO declare off the fireworks
feature advertised. There will be two
bands on hand, however, and the adj
mission viii be free.
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DIR. ]. SHERMAN WITCHER

has moved his office to Houston block.
PSI South Main street, and his residence
to Ford'S hotel
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y II you want to know why q
e the want columns of They
= Herald are growing and get
= ting more popular every day {
= order your ad. inserted. They q
o results will give you your\ :
answer. 1t will put money! :
= IN your pocket to talk every {
. day to the people you expect \;
= to be your customers.
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act. The latter, however, declared that
Mrs. Taylor had provoked the trouble
by continually casting slurs at her and
interfering with her affairs. According
TO the plaintiff, the defendant threw a
can at her first, and she retaliated with
a bucket of water. They then INDUCED
in little hair pulling, but were parted
by the husband of one. The judge said
he thought the change of temperature
would have stopped these neighborly
squabbles, but il hadn't seemed to do
so, and he advised the parties tO,move
To his advice to the defendant he added
a charge of S. for her conduct.
Mike Johnson, the lad who was
charged with assaulting young Calmer
Nelson, was discharged. Johnson was
charged with forcing Nelson to submit
to having his hair shipped off in
patches with a pair of clippers.
Four witnesse testified, however, that
it was not Johnson who did it. After
informing Johnson that if he ever came
back again would go up the can
yon. the JUG told him to go and be-
nave himself ter.
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HEARD AND SEEN
IN TIMM0NY'S COURT

G. w. Odell was charged with in
fringing upon the rights of the bicy-
clists by driving on the bicycle strip.
Mr.. Haywood. the prosecuting witness.
failed to appear TO file a charge against
the boy, and he was discharged.
Mrs. Bailey, who lives at No. 11S
South Sixth West, was charged with
assault and battery The complainant
was Mrs. Minnie Taylor, next-door
neighbor, who alleged that the defend
ant threw bucket of water on her.
Mrs. Taylor said she had done nothing
to provoke the wetting. and that the
defendant had no provocation for her
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CARPENTERS.

CARPENTER WORK, key fitting in
connection. Screens to order A. M Nolf
2S9 w. I'd So. Prices reasonable
UTAH SCREEN and Job Shop. Al S. w.
Temple All kinds of job work
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Utah Commercial and Savings Bank.
General banking business; interest
paid on savings deposits. w F. Arm.
strong, president; J. E. CaiEe, cashier,
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DIED..

VISEL-At the family residence near
Wagner's brewery, on Aug. 49, 1900
Hugo G., oldest son of Jacob and
Lizzie Visel, in the I'D year OF his age
Funeral notice later.
Sandy, Aug. IS. 1900. at
l2:15 p. m. of gunshot wound. Meyme,
beloved wife of R. l.. McCarty Born
Nov. s, 1866, in San Francisco.
Funeral Monday at p. m.
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LUMBER DEALER.

PARKER LUMBER Co., wholesale
dealers in Windows. Doors, Mouldings,
Building and Roofing Papers, Mill Work:
estimates given. Send for our prices and
discounts Salt Lakl City, Utah.
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Castle Gate, Sunny Side and Clear
Creek. lump, $500 per ton. Winter
Quarters, lump and all nut coal, S4.75
per ton
Anthracite, all sizes, $500 per ton I'M
til September LIST.
d. J. Sharp, Agt..
70 South Main street, Telephone 429.
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WARMING AND VENTlLATlNG

GEO. NJ. SCOTT-STREVETL HARD
WARE CO, Warm Air Heating and Ven
tilating Apparatus for Churches, Schools
Residences, etc. All work guaranteed
P. j. MORAN.-Steam and hot water
heating and Ventilating apparatus. No.
70 West Second South.
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Free Band Concert.
Salt Palace tonight.
Boys School Suits, $1.25, were $500
up: Boys Shirt Waists. so dozen
Mems Silk front Shirts, soc each.
CUTLER BROS. & CO., So Main st.
Free Band Concert.
Salt Palace tonight.
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Calder's park; last night of the great
Monitor and Merrimac battle. Admis-
sion 10c after $50 D. m.
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Utah Coal.

out the rains are late. The travellers re-
turned IN good health and spirits.
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Gustave H. Backman,
Licensed AbstractOr.
81 Commercial Blk Tel. 6S4-5.
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1000 TONS HAY at $500 per ton. Ad-
dress JOS Myer. Logan. Utah.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

SPLENDID BUSINESS chance: one
partner for good paying business; small
capital required. Inquire IS South Isl
=, est.
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ONE MARE, weight 1850 pounds; one
geldlng; weight 1000. Call Nos. 9, IL and 10
South 3rd West
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FOR SALE

COMPLETE GROCERY. business, stock
and fixtures. Good location. Address [
., this office.
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CHEAP, tent s5x65, n W. S. Temple ST.;
large gasoline stove four burners; Meal
lister hydrogen bag, 20 gallons, with
safety fixtures. Y W. S. Temple st.
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TWO leading restaurants doing -four
lshlng business; object, retirement on ac-
lty, Apply Joe Bond, III So. Main street,
Salt Lake City.
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A NEW improved Singer sewing ma
chine for sale at 4S4 South State street.
Price, $500 Side entrance.
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5000 SHARES of Silver-Shield Mg. Co. s
STOCK. Cheap. Enquire VIII Griffiths,
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STOVE REpAIRS

STOVE REPAIRING.NWiliia Fender
& Son, 30S State, mfg. and imp. of ali
kinds stove and range repairs, repairing
in all its branches Mail orders solicited
Tel. 713-5 rings.
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SOLID OAK drug fixtures and soda
fountain at great bargain. Address P.
o. box 716
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RICHARDSON'S canker and diphtheria
cure for sale at T. c. NJ. l.
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STRAW, TIMOTHY and lucern hay.
naied' IN any quantity. Marnane & Co,
rs E. End So. Phone 739-N.
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CLEANING AND DYEING.
WALLPAPER.

GEO. w. EBERT & co. s2S State Tel
SlS N. are always the lowest on wall ma
per. We hang it right, and do good Cal
comining, painting and tinting, too.
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SECONDHAND SEWING MACHINES.

BOUGHT, SOLD, and rented. Repairing
q speciality Supplies for all makes. Wiles
q Johnson III East First South.
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TYPEWRITERS: Every standard
make. sold half price and less: shipped
Tor trial free. Send for catalogue and
net prices. F. S. Webster Co, 3i9 Broad
way, n. Y
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

ELEGANTLY furnished apartments at
The Argyle, 2S6 South State street.
FURNISHED ROOM with bath. for
gentleman: close in: references. 4 $50,
Herald.
FURNISHED ROOMS al III u 1st So
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HOMESEEKERS' headquarters under
walker Bros bank. g. W. Aldrach, Mgr
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FURNITURE OF eight-roomed house
ENQUIRE 40 So. Sth East
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LIVERY STABLES.

O0~0~N~C~--~~O-~O--~-~~-~
STYLISH LIVERY and carriages, all
pneumatic and rubber tres. Prices right.
Phone 30S. Sellers stables, 233 State st.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

Io f0-7-~~"-~---~-0---0-~-~~~
POSITION by a competent young lady
as housekeeper for a widower. Address
G %, Herald
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY

9. z. W. BOWERS. 1861 Main street
Watch cleaning, $lOJ; main springs s. M
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HELP AND SITUATIONS WANTED
ADNTS. WILL BE ACCEPTED IN
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ROOM HOUSE modern, furniture for
sale. S31 Z. LIST So
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BY A respectable woman. work by the
day Address c a, care Herald.
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FOR RELIABLE watches. jewelry and
Jeweler, 90 East Third South street '-'1
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LARGE FRONT ROOM, nicely fur
nIshed, bath and electric lights. Inquire
Monday afternoon, 121 D street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-16

Quoted: Smoking bellies, PC: 10 n, ssc II ~ SIC:
"a ~. &C. Picked shoulders quie quoted at 9@7c.
quoted at 6s0c. City lard dull; quoted 625c. Re
hned lard steady. Quoted: South America 7.75c Con
Gnen &c: Brazil kegs sS5c Gomnoqnd quiet Quoted:
Oleo. &C: city lard steGrfne, Sc.
EiCE-A fair general business was transacted in the
lOca! at firm terms to-day. Foreign
but held STEADY fun former quotations, Quo
Is ga n p me 10 4s ayo IA
SUGARWhereas OF the soft grades of refined
sugar were shaded by refners to-day the hard styes
We're held at nun prices with BRISK general oehana
noted The market closed firm tone with buying quite
active from all quarters Quotations follow cut LOAF ana
crushed 6oc dominoes Din half bbs only and mould A.
oSoc cubes ana MIN powdered, 5s5c powdered coarse
powdered and fruit powdered 5SOc Eagle confeconers
sranuated 55c Eagle granulaed and extra me
erauuated 5S5c: Eagle cartons. h bags and 3 10
bags of fine granuIated 3 soc: Eagle granulated,
standard graduated and diamond 570c confectoners
A. 55uc Nos l. . and 3 531c: No !, 3S0c No ., DOC;
&C. No H. 1860 Nos IL. -. u. 10 and 16 400 While
the market very firm in tone, there was
berg apart. The former refused advance bids beyond
old OF 4sC 4sc and 3sc for the regulation grades
and importers stubbornly opposed to parting with
further lots at the moment except at slight advance
The latter supported in their opinions by stronger
ruling London market and brisk trade in refined
here Cane abroad was reported STEADY at
19s I'D 12s fair refining. Beet sugar
higher 10 I'D for month and
I'D for next delivery This weeks
shows stocks in the United States and Cuba together OF
2497l 260 CSl last week and 500 lI
FuropeStocks Europe, 2390CG against l49l0OO
and 1335O5l tons last year. Total stock
last week go 26S last at the same
uneven dates 1662G at date Of June
year deficiency Of stock is O653I tons against
deficiency Of 1876 SIS tons last week ana an excess OF
December y.