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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

by the Pre- ctor academy students Tues
day evening at the Proctor school
house. The rendition was a. most cred
table one ana deserving Of much
praise.
I'D Bennett of Beaver City has been
spending the week with relatives and
friends in Provo
a splendid programme has been ar
ranged for the follF p annual reunion
of the suns and Daughters of the Pho
r. neers of Utah County to be held in
springville, Friday. June q.
Miss Nellie Holbrook Of Fillmore is
fn Provo for q few weeks say with
friends and to attend TO summer school
work
g g o
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Woodhouse are
in ogden for few days visit with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Mus,ck left
tuesday for Wilhnston, ;. ~. tor an
indefinite stay
Logan Paul came down froaf Salt
Lake Thursday evening for "a short
visit with his family.
. o
Mrs John Cfrier spent a .maior nor
ton Of the week with friends ans rel-
atives at Manti.
., -
Mrs. Emily John and family srent
last week i'm SCipiO with relatives ana
friends. she was accompanied home
by here sister. Miss Lizzie Thompson,
who viii remain in Provo FOR two or
three weeks.
Miss Dickinson Of the Proctor aca-
DENY faculty left Provo Thursday for
her home n Amherst. Mass. where she
win spend the summer vacation.
g o. g
Miss Isley and Miss Pond of the
Proctor academy faculty are in Salt
Lake for a few days. preparatory to
going 10 their homes in Fairview-
Kan.
Miss Pearl Jenny and Miss Lottie
Jackson, who have been identified with
the Proctor academy fer the past year,
left for Ann Arbor. Mich. today.
Miss Hattie Harrison ret, rned from
Sandy Thursday, where she had been
fJr a weeks visit
. % %
The chief social event Of the week
was the wedding reception Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Hodson, given at the home
of the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs
George Gee, last evening, The young
couple were married at the Salt Lake
temple. Wednesday afternoon. At the
reception the bride was most beauti-
IulAE EOWneQ IN WIllLe Organize
trimmed with sold applique and she
carried "A delicate bunch of bridal
roses. The groom was dressed in q
neat black suit The parlOTs were dec
GRATED with roses and the supper table
was adorned with flowers. About 100
guests were present. Mr.. and Mrs
HOdsCn will be at home to their friends
after June II. on the corner Of Eighth
and x streets.
6, o q
Mrs f c. Hunt who has been Vis-
fling in Provo with friends and rela-
tives for a week. returned to her home
in salt Lake yesterday afternoon.
6. o. &"
Miss Annie Pike has returned from
Payson to spend the summer with rel
atives and friends. Miss Pike has been
engaged to teach school in the Provo
schools this year.
% o. -
Miss Henriette Nef. who has been
teaching school in American Fork dur
ing the winter. is in Provo for the
summer vacation She is attending the
j. Y. az aGeniy summer school
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Christian Science

Church OF Christ Scientist, holds ser
vices in its church edifice at 336 East
Third South street as follows: sunday
school at 10 a. M, church services AT II
a. m, subject. Sacrament" Each We'd
neSday evening at o'clock meeting is
held 70 listen to the testimonies of the
healing or sickness and sin The free
reading room is omen daily from
10 a. m to 5 p. m; also in the even
ing, IN the M9uitou hotel. Third South
All are invited TO these meetings.
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Coffee and SUGAR.

New York. June 8.-Coffee- Spot Rio.
quiet; No. invoice, &c; mild. Quiet,
COrdOva, S160I21zc
Sugar-Raw. unsettled; fair refining
5-2lQ5.32c; centrifugal, SO test, 4Ac:
molasses sugar, 32s93 7-16c; refined.
quiet; No. s, 5.00c; No. Z, 1900; No ..
4.S0c: No. 8. 4T5c: No. 10. Z. zoe. No n
4.65c; No. u. 46Oc; No 13, 4e0c: No.
II, 4.55c; standard "A 5.S5c: confec-
TONERS "a" 5.35c: mould "A. 5.9Oc:
cut loaf, 6.05c; crushed. 605c; powdered.
5.65c; granulated, 5.55c; cubes, 5.S6c.
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Reorganized Church.

Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ OF
LaJteT-ddy Saints. Preaching in Mission
chapel, rs East Second South street. Isl
a H. and 7.30 p m, by Elder W. S Penl
der Subject of the evening discourse.
divinity of Christ Demonstrated by the
publication of the Book OF Mormon -
Also sunday school at u m CorliaI invi-
tation to all these services
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Unitarian.

Services every Sunday at Salt Lake the
atre at II a m sharp. Rev. P S
Ihacheri pastor, residence 50 Fifth East
Subject OF sermon Sunday, June 9. 1901 :
Pessimism and Optimism" Music:
Guartette Hope Thou in God" O. A
q, A. Parks), Unity quartette; soprano
solo, Ave Marie" (Ailiard), Miss Lotti6
present.
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Loans, EXCHANGE and Silver

New York. June 8.-CIose: Money on
call, nominal; prime mercantile paper.
3% 043a per cent. sterling exchange
nominal, with actual business
in bankers bills at 1851 a. $3.50
for demand and at 4.S5 for
sixty days; posted rates. 48604Se.
commercial bills. 4S45264S5.
Bar silver, 595s.
Silver certificates, nOminally, soc.
Mexican dollars SO
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UniversaI Rrotherhood-

Universal Brotherhood Orga nization and
TheosophiCal SOciety--NOn-pOlitic and
urseGt55Tian. Lodge No. 81 viii hold its
monthly public meeting this evening at
room 21S Dolly block at s D. m. Addresses
on living questions from the TheosophicaI
standpoint.
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Weekly Bank Statement

ssllV associated banks for the week end
Loans, $751;, 500, 100; increase. s21 2S4. =
4OO; deposits, 1912, lis. 500; increase. .S19.-
10, 500; circulation, $30, 933. 400. decrease
SIbO,BOO; legal tenders, S77.341 500. de-
crease, SS2LOOO; specie, S179, OPS. zoe: fde-
crease, $z,lo0,6OO; reserves, $256, 81. 200:
aaSCfedse, 92.SSl, 400; reserve required,
SZ43, 029, 700; increase, 81, $50 15O- sUruI1Is'
Sl3,S4l5Oo; decrease. S7,911, $50
New York, June S.-The Financier
says One of the surprising features
OF the New York bank statement of
June IS the extension of so. 2S4 400 in
the loan item. The effect of this in
crease was shown in a cOrrespOndfne-
rise in deposits aud as this in turn
necsSsltated a very much larger re-
serve the excess surplus suffered a de-
cline Of about $4,000 900. the loss of
nearly $3,0O08 600 in cash holdings hav-
ing Deefl an apprecia-ble factor in this
respect The present excess stands at
%I5,S4l,5OO as against S21 253. $50 for the
preceding week. The decline is equiv
aren't therefore, to 81 per cent which
Tor one weeks operation. is unusually
large. The increase in the loan item
can De attributed in part to Union Pa
clhc convertible bond operations which
called for heavy accommodations dur
ing the week and the fact that one
bank which had a great deal to On
crease in loans Of about IS. coo 600
strengthens this theory. In addition.
however IL is known that commission
houses have been borrowing heavily.
especially on long time and this also
assisted in swelling the volume of out
standing loans. With reference to loss
in cash Of -, 987, 400 it is to be remem-
befed that the statement of the banks
Tor the previous week accounted for
only about half the gold taken for ex-
port, and the remainder probably
shows in the present exhibit The cash
totals are still nearly a million dollars
at variance with known opera tions for
the week, but this is attributed to the
misleading system of averages on
which the statement is compiled. 1t is
worthy of note that a discrepancy of
about $4,000, coo now exists as between
the clearing house statements and the
most accurate preliminary statistics
based upon known operations extend
ing over q period of three or four
weeks, and the assumption that the
condition Of the banks from a cash
standpoint is better than shown in the
present statement is not unwarranted
The excess surplus. however is large
enough at this time to minimize the
effect of the heavy changes noted, and
II is not regarded as likely that money
quotations viii show material ductua-
tions. Advices from important cen
ters are to the effect that difficulty is
experienced in holding rates at their
present level.
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WYCOFF ARRAIGNED.
His Little Sister Goes With Him t.
Jail

LIS 4<ALL4C AoASbCA 0USS " ALn lin 70
Jail.
Tom Wycof. the young man who,
with his half-sister, Clara Baker, was
taken into custody by the police Friday,
was arraigned in police court Yesterday
on charge OF petty larceny, he being
accused Of stealing a wheel beIongine
to young man by the name of John
smith. The young man, who was rep
resented by Attorney A. =. Sawyer. jr.
entered a plea of not guilty. and his
case was set for hearing Monday at
p. m Prosecutor Diehl called the
attention Of the court TO the fact that
the young man was travelling with his
little sister, and asked that the bail of
the youth be fixed at an amount sur
icieut 10 hold him until the case could
be Investigated. me bail was accord
ingly fixed ar 800. ia default of which
the lad was sent to the county jail The
young Gin was also sent to the same
place, to be held until the officers can
communicate with her mother ana
make arrangements to send her to her
home
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Stocks at London.

New York, June S.-Commercial Ad-
Vertiser's London financial cablegram:
The stock market here today was idle
and the tone was dull In the genera
inactivity Americans We're neglected
with the rest, and We're featureIess.
There were, however, a few sales In ana
ticiDatiOn OF the coming settlement.
This selling put American. shares under
parity.
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Christian.

Central Christian Church.-Corner of
Ihlrd East and Fourth South streets
Rev. ". II. Bagby, pastor. Sunday school
at S:45 a m Senior department at 1890
?. m. Sermons at IL a. m. and D. m
Morning subject, kept for Service
evening, The Old Paths
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SpirituaIist.

The First Church of the IndeDenden+
Freethought Bible Spiritualfst society
Will hold their morning service at 267
south w est Temple at IL a. m Mrs
Fontyn, pastor. Evening service at n
m, at 15S West First South, Mrs Miner,
pastor. Seats free.
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Catholic

St Mary's CathedraI-Three masses are
celebrated The fiTStsat a m the sec
ond at a. m, and the high mass and
sermon at II a. m Sunday school at $50
a. m. NeSp6rS, sermon and benediction ar
30 p M 2. wv eek oaV mass AZ Z 30 a N
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09
Condition Of tbe -.

Washington, June S.-Today's state
nent OF the treasury balances in the
general fund. exclusive Of the $3.50 600. -
0OO gold reserve in the division Of re-
demptiOn shows: Available cash bal
-ances, Sl61 194,053; gold, SCI, 1892, 49,.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

and roses. There We're red roses in
loose clusters on the mantel with ferns
and exquisite carnations.
only a limited number attended the
reception The festivities lasted two
hours, during which the newly wed
were the recipients of many hearty
congratulations and good wishes. At
III: 80 they departed for the west.
A pretty wedding of yesterday after
noon was that OF Miss Frances Sharp.
niece OF Ar. and Mrs. John Sharp, and
DF Andrew W. DOWd of Sunuvsf7e
The ceremony was performed by the
RL. REV. Bishop Seaman in the deep
embrasuTe of the bay window. which
was dTaped and festoOned with aspara-
gus plumOsa and the dainty catalina.
biossonL Streauers Of foliage We're
hung from the window to the chande-
Ier. s. A wealth of white roses. carna-
tons and syringaS filed the room with
fragrance. "A large American flag was
draped in the hall, while the banister
W@s completely hidden in the aspara-
gus plumoSa. Here, Mrs. Mayo pre-
sided at the punch bowl. The dining
room was In charge of Mrs. Cushing
assisted by Mrs. John n. Sharp. Miss
Judith Rice and Miss Annette Fergu-
SON.
The dining table was a pretty design
IN pink roses and pink satin bows in
terSDersed with maidenhaiT fern. 1t
was lighted with pink candles. The
buds, and the sideboard was banked
with magnificent roses. The bride was
charmingly gOwned in white silk chit
ION with ruchings Of the same material,
ana trimmings Of real lace and white
taueta ribbon. She wore a tUlle veil
clasped with a sunburstr of diamonds.
Her travelling dress was tan broad
cloth trimmed with stitched taffeta
bands Mrs. John Sharp was attired ia
gray satin fOulaTd with trimmings Of
point lace
Amidst the congratulations of their
many friends. DR.. and Mrs Dowd left
on the 500 train for Hastings, Neb,
where they win visit relatives. On
their return to Utah, they viii reside
at Sunnyside-
Another wedding of interest yester-
day was that of Miss Minnie Kehrberg
and Mr.. Z. Scott Mum, which oc-
Cured yesterday afternoon at +
o'clock at the Presbyterian parsonage
The ceremony was performed in the
presence Of only the most intimate
Friends Of the hsppy pair. Miss Mar
garet Mum, sister of the groom. being
the only relative in the city. DR.. Pa
den read the marriage service. and the
young people left Immediately for a
short tour, after which they viii re-
turn to make their home in this city
Miss kehrberg is well known in the
city schools having been a teacher
here for some time. Mr.. Mum has
been in charge of the Logan branch
of the StUdabaker company.
Mrs Flora Arnold, and her daughter
Vera of San Francisco, who have been
visiting friends in Salt Lake for some
time past, left Friday evening for Eu-
rope, accompanied by Miss Binnie
Paul of this city The party. was on
the overland limited on the Union Pa
cific that was derailed yesterday at
Hanna, Wyo., but immediately teIa-
graphed friends heSe that they We're
all right They VIII spend consider
able time travelling in Europe and may
be gone for two or three years.
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EAsrERN EXCURSION FOR ALL.
Via the Burlington Route.

70 - = = II 80 W ~
On June II aud 10 round trip tickets
viii be sold as follows.
To Omaha and all Missouri river
points ....... ..... ....... S32 90
To St. Paul and Minneapolis 3d.. So -
To st. Louis ........ ............. SO 80
To Chicago ....-....... .......---. A so
All tickets good returning until Sept
9, 1901.
Pullman Palace and ordinary sleep
ing cars through without change to
Omaha. Chicago, Kansas City and st.
Louis, via the Rio Grande Western and
Burlington Route.
Perfect dining car service, a Ia carte
plan. Free reclining chair cars.
For sleeping car reservations or fur
ther particulars please write TO- or call
on r. f. lNEsSIlElN
General Ascent.
70 West Second South street. salt Lake
City, Utah.
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First Baptist Chureh.-Secona south
and Second West streets. Preaching at
ii "a. M by Dean Hamilton Chtldren's
CAV exercises Will be held in the evening
AZ clock A fine programme Of music.
ana recltaflons has been prepared and a
eoFeial int4tation IS extended to all Sun
cay school at 12.I5. B y. p. u at D.
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Y NJ. c. A, corner Main and First
South streets. Rev. MOrk will address
the afternoon meeting in the Y NJ c. A.
rooms at o clock All men are invited.
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Wool Market

San Francisco, June S-Spring Ne
vada, 10Q12; Oregon, lOG1S: valley
oregon, 1914; mountain lambs, 70S;
San Joaquin plains. 607: HUMBOLDT
and Aendocino 1910
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

Does not become q neat woman. Lanes
Tea VIII cure constipation, clear up
the skin, sharpen the appetite. and
make YOU look and feel like a new
person. 1t acts gently upon the storn-
ach. liver aad bowels. For sale bv
Godbe-Pitts Drug company.
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Northwestarn Wheat.

Portland. Ore. June S-Wheat-
Waila " ala. 1860 bluestem. 61U5z.
Tacoma, Wash. June S--Wheat-
so.
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Methodist.

First Methodist Episcopal Church.
50 East Third South, between state and
Main streets. Rev, Alfred Henry viii
preach az II a. m. and D. m. Sunday
SchooI meets az s:A2 a. NJ. and Epworth
evening and prayer meeting AVednesdaT y
evening az o. M All seats free Strare--
ers cordially welcomed at all services.
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Yves minister Presbyterian Church-i30
South Fourth West street. between First
and Second South streets. Rev. George
Bailey, LII. B., pastor. 9:45 a. m. Sunday
school; IL a. m, annual Children's day
specially invited to attend this service: 8
p. m, preaching by the pastor. subject
Useless Regrets of a Dying Hour" 80
D m. EndeaVor Presbyterian Sunday
school at 632 West First North street: 5
p m, Junior Q. F.. 6:45 p. NJ, y. p. s. G.
y. Monday evening at D. m, Brother
hood Of An lew and Philip meet at the
home OF ) Williamson, S. Ounce street.
Wednesday at p. m, prayer meeting
thursday at 200 D. m, Ladies' Mission
airy society. Friday evening at s D. m.
preaching az EndeavOr Presbyterian
chapel. 6S2 West First North street All
are cordially invited to these services and
meetings.
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East Side Baptist Church-Corner OF
Third South and Seventh East. Rev.
+. Barnett, pastor. Morning service at
IL. Sunday school at 1915 p. m. Special
rehearsal of Childreu's day exercises
Young Peoples meeting at Z D. m. Chill
dren's day exercises in the evening at s
o. Clock All are welcome General prayer
meeting at the church on Wednesday at
s o'clock.
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CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS,
SAu notices for this column must be
anded in before 6 p m. Saturday,
Episcopal.


Episcopal.
St Marks Cathedral.-Rt Rev. Abel
James b Eddie, B. D.. dean. First Sun
day after Trinity, June 9. 30 a. m, holy
communion, AS Sunday school; IL a. m,
morning prayer and sermon, The Son of
Consolation .. m. the members of
the Sunday school viii hold a Flower
Service" There viii be special music and
an address on The. Message.Of the Flow
attend the services Seats free
St Pauls Church.-Main and Fourth
South. Rev. Aillidge Walker, rector
First Sunday after Trinity, June 9: a.
m, holy communion; 9:45 a. m, Sun
day school; II d. m, morning prayer and
sermon. Tuesday, June II, St Barnabas,
apostle: II a. m, holy communion.
St. Peters ChapeI-Fifth North and
Fifth West. Rev. w. Dauut Scott, vicar.
m, Sunday school; p. m, evening pray
er and sermon
St Johns Chapel-Perkius' addition.
First Sunday after trinity, June 9: 3 p.
m, sunday school; 4 p. m, evening pray
er and sermon
Min Creek 1Iission.-Scott's school
house: 4.30 p. m, evening prayer and ser
mon.
St. Marks Hospital ChapeI.-First Sun
day after Trinity: Holy communion at
$50 a. M; evening service at 6:l5 Daily
evening prayer at 6:15. Rev. d Douglas
Wallace, vicar.
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Presbyterian.

First Presbyterian ChurCh.-COrne Of
Second East ana Second South streets.
Rev. w NJ. Paden. D D. pastor: Rev.
Henry w. Bloch, assistant. Baptism of
children at IL a. m. Children's day rally
and graduation exercises at 1880. Sermon
at p. m, subject, THE Gospel of June
Junior Endeavor at 40 p. m. c. Z. at
$50 D. m.
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LUNCH PLATES.

Lunch plates given away with every
purchase of lunch goods Finest line in
The CITY MARSHALL Bros, yellow front.
165 Main. Tel AS
Read the want ads in The Sunday
Herald.
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9eroilQ pa -35s4 Preferred 81. f3
Dei- \ ttudsonA- l35 2 Am. SIN. q Ref. 57lk
zen, L. q Ny -----5212 Preferred e.. SO
-; q ~ t1.-.---- al34 Am Tobacco s. 1925
referred go 9 Ana. Mn. CO.. ASS,
ERE los b. r.. Transit S016
ELtsL pa 49, tu Colo f. * Iron l0lts
Second pfd 49,. ot-l Con Gas 22fIz
~ nor PFC, ,--loo Cont. Tobacco 40
Hooking Valley. 80 Preferred 4223s
Preferred d. D.. ~ Gen. Electric 246
Ills. Cent. 80 I4ZIs Glucose Sugar Is
Iowa Cent o.. -. SIS Hooking Coal 2315
Preferred q. Sc Int PaDer q
i. =. & w.. So Preferred *
preferred 1IQ lint Power gss
l., & NaSn-- -..ltSl2 I4aClede Gas .. S52
Hlannattan u elise Nat. Biscuit .. As
Met St Ry.. ..1711a Nat Lead "a
Mex Cent. o. D.. 26lt Nat salt a
Mex Nat $500 ~ / Preferred ~
Mimi & St. L.. O. North Am S9it
Mo Pacific 81. ..11T IPac Coast e7t-
a., ~, q 1900 65et Pac- Mail 49,. 43
r Ielerfed 65le Peoples Gas ...1l53s
y =. cent Loo Pr. Steel Car -. 45
y T. cent -., .1555a Preferred e.. . Sc
N0I. q N est 49, 33la Pun. Pal Car -209
-ELeLerteQ e8is Rep. Steel 80 81. 19k
Nor Pacific ----l21 prafarrad
Preferred B.. . 9Slt sugar 1914
DnI- q ~ est 5l1t Tenn G, & IRON 81
pennsylvania ---l5914 T. BAG & p Co IA
Rsa0luS =. 90, -. S. Preferred 7Ol5
LSI pro ---- - II. :. Leather q. 1875
Second pa 800 BOA Preferred . Tgl[
ST j.. q S. F.. 46ls L. s Rubbar 997E
First pfd &c.. S6ia. Preferred S3i-
Second pfd .... 7lls L. s. Steel 49,
FreIerred 81 Preferred q7F5
St Paul $1,000 100 West Union al
st. L. S w.. ISIS
Preferred o. 1855 Tot sales SOD q00
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S81.5O TO PORTLAND AND RE-
TURN.
ID thg OREGON Short Line

Excursion tickets on sale June IL and
Il. good returning until Sept. g. The
cheapest rate to the coast.
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Rio Grande Chanel.-Second south be-
tween Ninth and Tenth West. Sunday
school at $3.50 D. m.
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Oats were active and fairly steady.
July unchanged at 285sc
The good demand for lard was the
mainStay OF the provision market. JULY
pork lard and ribs each ciesad 25zc
The Ieading futures ranged az follows:
Wheat -No. z;
Open Htghl Low. -cioss
June & 7Zs
sept -lg3sa 5Q1t lole lo5s 7ola
ODen E5igh. 3 Low. Close
July 9s 441sQf4ls 43s 4ls04s55
sept Lifted ti5s4its l4t14 44iz
0peE High. L0w- Close.
Sept 25s a26zs 25zs 265s 55saz6f
Ness Pork-Per BarreI5
Open Hish. Low. Close
July = 14.67Is I4.75 I4.67I9 TI9-67IZ
SEPT l8.I7l5 1852 Il.77t5 1857
Lard-Fer 100 Pounds:
OpeG High Low. close.
July SITS S,45 SSH so
Short RIbs-Per 10 Pounds:
1pen l~Hlgh. B Low { Close.
S ssly $50 s22 S. So &
Cash quotatons were IS follows:
.FlouT-DuI, winter patents. 5-6J03 80.
straishts, S-2oH2.io; clears, 2.63a3-49.
spring specials, 40 patents, 3.4503.S9:
Wheat-No- spring, 6llz074; No red,
Oats-No p ZSl4- No . white 30G30lz;
No- a WllLe. -o12Aa+-s
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Norwegian Lutheran, Our SAVIOR
Church--Eoucth East between Fourth
and Firth South Streets Sunday school
at 9:45 a. m Service in English at IL
a m No evening service. The Ladies'
p m, at the home of Mrs A C. Lee
1G45 West First South
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lutheran.

Swedish Lutheran lions Church.-Cor-
ner Second South and Fourth East
streets Services. today at 1880 a. m. and
40 D. m p. Z. Aslev, pastor.
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Holy Trinity English Evangelical Luth-
eran Churches South Fourth East
street Rev Herbert Martens. pastor
First Sunday after Trinity. Sunday school
at 10 a. m; divine service, Il a. m. The
pastor viii preach at Grace Mission
Brighton. at 2:5O p m, and in the evening
at Spanish Fork.
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Burlington ChapeL-Corner Indiana ave
nue. and Navajo street Preaching at II
a m and p. m. by Deacon W. w. Ran
dOlph. Sunday school al 3:15 p. m. Fri
day evening service at s.