davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04

eral sales were IS eo6s5 90 The dead market was
larnbs At sdiG;ec.
Mcpherson & CO: 2ce Virginia lambs fcbos-e, X n
average az SC = per 100 10 y, al So eei 40
70 So 4S 90 - n. az So 90 2C5 70 al $ -
- DO 90 10. az 81 so, Sc do Gt n,
10 az s. .; 6 Virginia ske@p. I2I 10 AZ s. - -
Harrington Virginia tarnhs "a r.
2S6 kentucky 60 at S5 80 ~ +''t
,oNeWton q Co.: 3Sb Kentucky lambs - a
90 q 70 az . -; 2i3 Virgins DO 81 S5
sS 90 90 do. III 10 ~ Is 90 - n al S ~ ia Ia
Sc -'~~@@ "'''1s' ~ 70.
40 sanders e5 Virginia lambs. 90 CO; aas DO
10 az - 90: SO4 DO, 50 10. ST- culls 20 u az
- %; Virginia yearnss. 1i5 70 at 81 SO; Virzria
40 10 at %; state Go. ~ 70. at S5; Is 95 70
) H Wilkerson; 2f3 Kentucky lambs 81 - at & y
los co, 80 70. at IS Sf1s; 2OS do 81 10 az SIS 90
Kerns's Commission Company: 229 Ker-Sc<v lambs 81
70 at - 50; POS do 66 10 10: Virginia. sneep TO
n. al So 80 ~ eP' -
Jsiliffe, Wright CO: State lambs "a - 81 s5 :
state sheep. IS 10 S. - - .
HoGS-Receipts were 20 cars. coz head including
ABOUT Ia cars FOR the market. Weak lower Ono
tatons We're S6 20SS5 per 100 n
Sees-bNeTnss Commission Cornpauv. boss
10 sLeTage az 50 80 per 100 head 30
Ioein shannon Oate Yesterday: hogs l9S n,
Al 50 io 30. loe o at sS 40 $50 AZ s. 40
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. July 3. 1901.
BEANS AND PEAs.rhere was very little doing today
ties were held steady ewing the light Red
kidney little unseted ezpost orders have been filed
ouite firm Foreign beans moving slowly and feeling
barely steady We quote; Beans marrow choice per
bush 50 So medium. choice. S2 o214 as2 o5 DO pea
40 White kid1ey choice. 50 1OGS2 20: do yellow eve
choice 81 o5: do black turtle choice 81 70
sI II do lima California. 81 40: Italian medium 81 s01
S 90 other foreign medium prime choice 81 eS1 75
81 rnedtl,rn. good 81 25ISl green
peas bags 81 90: do Scotch bags. 81 221sasl y.
TST-TTEF-Not much trading to-day. The weather i'm
nrove,i somewhat but It still quite warm
feel the influence Of the excessive heat which has
,rasIas nearly a week Beside this rarely
bsve much business day before Fourth OF July
ha,taay Fresh liberal, quite a good
Seei Of stock accumulated sellers little
move goods and the a
sIiStsT essie tone though
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04

sotton Exchange special Liverpool cabesspot cotton
-let sales. coo bales speculation and export. 500
american 700: receipts, 5000; American. 5000; mddng
5lana z352d. Futures opened quiet. l-64G2-G4d de-
I closed quiet 81 70 points net lower December
ssshlary sIla2b. JcnuaTy- February Abs: February
Aarch, I2aks: March-April. i3s June 435b; July
sSsgast 4S5so: August-septemher and September. !
s<<sszs; October {, 416i2b. October-Soyember
.szb; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4Il1zb. Observation-Disclosures
s1,sl bgt steady and cloths quiet.
,-ELyLk AND MEAL-Traee was unusually light and
showed change. the market closing barely steady
splng patents quoted 50 7o4s3 e5; winter
hs 50 4OQs3 winter patents. 50 6OQS3 90 spring
Shs = JoGs3 Is: No winter 81 T54S2 S. extra
70 70 winter 81 50Gs2 80; grade SIS 404Sls spot and
! - -. sfriye.-..- RYE FLOUR-Essy Quoted: Fair 10
~ Sz soas3 IS choice TO fancy 50 1888 -
Af1zLguief Quoted; Kiln dried. 50 430S2 3D. as
'Fend BAG MEAL-SteEdy. Quoted: Fine white
r. yellow 81 l09si IS; COARSE s2@33c. FEED
Quoted: Spring bran. spot <i5Gsl5 so; sacks. 70
re. 300 10 SIS 30asI5 20; spring bran bulk si59
coarse winter bran. siTQsls city bran, SIG; corn
szs. hnseed oiieake s27 25 corn oiieake sls
-'en.ny chop si7; olinaaI s27.
,.sAiN-wHEAT-The whea. market largely a
rssaeat d. Of both sides in preparation for
r,sscays al hand Only a moderate trade was accom-
yrc and the fluctuations Of prices were quite una-
rsa IN view OF the fact that traders did not care q
nt2 ne" deals. ana the ANYHOW was NOT suen
ppsnYie n scn interest way or the other tneIe
- - feature 10 cables. and crop accounts heae
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04
NAVAL STORES

The market for spirits turpentue shade lower
here and regulars and machines
Rosn was steady but quiet. and may be said
TAR-Reguars. So 25: do oil bbIs 81 q
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-S6636l7c
ROSIN-Common 20 good strained. 81 45. z 81 81. =
81 20; c. 81 % H. 81 so 81 30: X, 50 20 ST. So 65; "
So W 9. So 50; " W. 81 55-
STOCK ON HAND.
L
SpirltS tuFpentne hbis
b q e. .--
Wilmington July 3-Spirits turpentine steady. 326
S-lec, receipts. 100 bblS ROsil
20 bhs Crude turpentine firm. 81 81. receipts
bhs Tar firm 81 80; receipts. - bbs
Savannah. July 3 Spirits turpentiue frrn s9.c re
ceipts I+55 bbs; sales 2492 bbls exports 2s5 bbls
Rostn firm and unchanged receipts T61 bbls; sales
$50 bhls $3.50 bhis
Charleston. July 3Turpenttne firm. 33t.c firm.
unchanged.
Ncw-Oreans. July 3.-Receiprs- 9q5 bbIs: tu--
pentine. I bbs E.xports-Iiverpool-R bbls;
turpentine 100 bbls Dubin-Turpentine 100 bbls
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS
Galveston July s.-Cottou hr1n. uidIfng s&c: low
miidlug. 7C; good ordinary Tc; receipts. bales
sales S+5; stock. 97.+71-
Norfolk. July 3-Cotton steady mding Size; low mid
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London July 3-The offerings wool auction sales
TO-DAY Competition
eral prices prevailed especially quail
active demand for superior
GeeIong greasy mernos. which sold Is 70 American
buyers also bought crossbreds slight ad-
vance A fair selection OF Tasmanal with good
demand prices. Cape OF Good Hope and Natal
in holders drruer, buying IN
All secured good request. the finer
qualities sellers Following sales
New South Wales. 100 bales secured edfS
Sad. greasy AZ f1Od. Queensland $40 bales secured
I0ddIs Sad: greasy. A Victoria. 4000 bales:
secured Ti4ddis "a. greasy. 2zddls South Australia
bales; secured. Td1s 2iad; greasy. 2AGSd West
Australia 200 bales; secured SeGild greasy sS Tas
mania, LOO bales greasy 4f.d11d Ne-Zeaiand. 400
bales; secured 6ssdd1s Iied, greasy SGS7d Cape OF
Good Hope and Natal 100 bales; secured, Is 31d1s Sd
greasy. 5l2G6l2d
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New-Yorls. July 3. 1901.

New-York July g. 1901.
BEEVES-Receipts 147 III head. in
cludng 1I2 sIaugherers IS the
a al Sxtieth-st
and with the strictly
prime offered, -od very nearly up Mon
days figures market i04l5c lower, bulls and
sharing in the decline A few OF steers were
Ordinary choice native sold 81 sS4
per n; stockers S4 20; bulls 75ds4 TO-
good s2Qs3 75; extra fat do 81 %
in light demand IA 70
Gables unchanged Shipments to-day Germanc 10
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04
EXPORTS Tn-nAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New-Yorll. July 3. 1901
C0FFEE-Ths Coffee Exchange will closed until
N0rday Speculation coffee to-day
sieck zi6 points
rg steady with prices unchanged points higher
F6r 0f the morning the market
less and further change occurred The foreign market
ueEs about expected and statistics failed
-such either The close quiet. prices
net unchanged Total sales but $500 bags.
market for spot coffee business
prices nominalIy basis Of 5sc lots
No : Rio.
OF prices in the to-day
fellows.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04

spct closed easy with quotations unchanged
e basis q s7sc mddlng upland and csc for mid
:lng Guf Sales. 532l hsles. Southern spot markets
we're teegaphed follows: Galveston quiet unchanged
SEC NewOrleans unchanged at SIC; Mobile nominal
schange1 sac Savannah steady, unchanged at sac
Charleston steady unchanged sac; Wilmington hrm
unchanged 7Ec: Norfolk steady. unchanged, al sac
SstJi-ncre nominal, unchanged, at 5 11-I6c.
Receipts ports interior points to-day. com
pecec with the day last week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04

COTTON-Cotton was whimsical throughout the session.
rade extremely With a holiday
1snG, Grouth Texas the other. and with govern
report digest operators easily fright
unload shorts just the Whims Of the
hHGers dictated On the opening the market quiet
Eth prices point lower to points higher The indica
for time pointed 10 higher market the Eng
far satisfactory. weather conditions
Southwest continued Unfavorabe cotton Yet
absence outside with liquidation Of July and
holdings interests the
.sc5e6ly before midday October dropped 70
1850 January 1866, while the July option sank
s.z6c. The New-Oyleans market kept closely in line
here and the break fair seller
October Wall Street bought July al the start but later
sold il scattering pretty much all through the list
-p condition Of per cent whereas many traders
and So For a the report
without effect. then Of the more courageous
prices down points IN the hope OF starting
Egu5ation by wavering longs. But for the next two
TOOK upward turn direction and
figures 12Il5 points above the low level
midday August rallied 7s7c, October 10 1856 and
January 76sc. Toward the close realizing by pit
possible rains in the Southwest over
authorities caused decline Of points The market
barely steady with prices net 5 points
over As just how Liverpool would
rodays report few operators cared
express opinion Yet IL predicted that should
he continue in the grasp ot the stubborn
sr0Uth the holiday, decidedly higher
prices might expected before the end Of the week
Great strength OF Southern spot markets and favorable
mill much create unfavorable impression
among shorts concerning their position the market
The crop condition figures n comparison as
by e government follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04
hooks.
l0VE2lNG'@ BOOK STORE
For nearly 20 years on Broadway near 10Th

81. mas removed 20
so BROADWAY. NEAR 18TH ST.
Everybody in New York and for fifty
miies around knows Lowering. Hts store Is
headquarters for book-Iovers and beck
buyers All kinds 90 books TO suit all
tastes and all pocketbooks. Historical
books. biographical. religious, scientific.
ho0As II travel. books or fiction. hooks for
children. poetry etc. etc. Anything you
want. and positively al the lowest prices 10
be had In the United States
Encyclopedias sale for scnE-AP-
Tieton s. Chambers Britannica. and Peo-
pies. B.oky and libraries purchased.
LOWERING. s23 Broadway near l2rh st.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04
HORIZONS ICE CREAM.

----~--~------------------
HORIZONS ICE CREAM IS the standard
Ice Cream of the world. 1t is no secret {:
everybody knows IT, All orders promptly
Hlled, city or country.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04

Exports of hay for week: tn fors5n t2i bales Tiy
erpool. l1O6 Glasgow. 36T. Havana a5g. Nassau 40
Santiago 800: scattering 30, total. II. S34.
MlLh AND CREAM-The daily average receipts of
5 follows: 9 -'V - were
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ST. BAR7TH0l l0MIEw'@
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
2iI East 42d-st. First class domestics are
supplied.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04

Cash quotations. as follows: Flour Easy
No 3 spring wheat. S3Gs4isc. No red. 65E6SHc.
No > +3ls6+f&c; No yellow f4-c
cat 2Sls G29c: 90 T white pa 6S1c. No rye.
4sG4sc. No l aaxssed 81 S.. 1 Northwestern 81 Sc;
prime timothy clover <rae 50 5o
pork per bb s13 S7sGs14 lard per 100 n s. 40
s. as short ribs sides Gocsel 81 T5s7 e. dry saltsd
shoulders boxe) 81 25GS7 80 short clear sides ooxet)
2jGSs IS whisksy Of high wines 81 - On the
to-day the butter market for crsaertes
was 144Glsc: dairtes. 1ta16isc Cheese steady e9lec
Eggs steady lie
Duluth July 3.-Close: Wheat-Cash. Nc hard 6I1scs
No Northern 66lsc; Northern, 81 &c July. 66c:
September 65ssc Oats. 27ls are.
Milwaukee July S--wheat steadisr. CloseSo North
eru 67iac. Northern 6S66c; July. 64'sc Septen-
ber 6sl4c Rye dull. l. 4Sisc Barley steady. No ,
sac; sample. S5d5Slsc-
Minneapolis July 3.-Close- Wheat-Cash 4-se; July.
6S%c September IS 9634c on track No har eS1sc
No Northern. e4ize; No Northern. 6sc- Flour and
bran unchanged.
st Louis July 3-CIose Wheat-No rsd. cash 62Ascs
July. S21c; September, sSsGeSssc; DeCsmber e6se No
hard 646S5c. cash, +Sc July. 4Sc, Septer
45Ec Oats-No cash. @9isc; July sc; September.
2T4sG2sc. No white &c
Toledo July 3--Wheat dull steady, cash and July
6TisC: September 67Tsc; Decemeer zoe Corn duh and
lower; cash and July. 4s.c; September. 4o1sc Oats
and steady; cash. lac: July. 27lse September
IS SIS
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04
BOARD AND ROOMS.

ST ALBANS. East 3Ist-st.-R Redecorated
throughout: elegant suite; private baths
and service. parlor dining room; table
bnard electric fana
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04
DRESSNAkING.

ARTISTIC DRESSMAKER--Lates de-
signs i4 summer gowns and fancy waists
foulards dimities. etc. work done at short
notice home or out by day. WILSON 10
West 65th-st.
FRENCH and AMERICAN DRESSMAK-
ING, Ladies' Tailoring; summer prices.
ROZELLE. Jos East 54th-st
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04

Rio-Cofee market weak; No : Rio 4STo0; exchange
II el6d; receipts Is 0OO bags: cleared for the United
States. 5000 bags: stock, 27I, coo bags.
The statistical position fol
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04
AGAINST BEDBUGs.

ELECTRIC BEDBUG KILLER: kills
reaches. all insects and their eggs: neither
poisonous nor infiammable: from lOc- ur.
All druggists and OTTO P. ZEITFUSS, 6o
Fulton-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04
WORK W ANT ED.

Ee-uaIe.
MPANION.-As invalid's comps nion 70
q 10 country: experienced traveller, 2 c-t=C
reader. Address T. NJ. 900 Hart-st-. BROOK
lyn
OFFICE ASSISTANT-By young girl:
good. psnman. accurate at figures; at
tended high school TWO years. Apply Fills
kOW, 40 East 4th-st
TYPEWRITER and OFFICE ASSISTANT.
By young lady. owning machine; ex-
pertenCed. salary moderate. X C. 50
Fourth Place Rrooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-30o secondhand
wood and iron working machines: FULLY
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed GEO. r. EDDY. 3es Madison-st
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04
LOST.
HELP WANTED.
NInic


Mnfc.
AGENTS. phvsirians. each city. 70 repre-
sent the Morrell Liquor and Moruhlne
treatment Correspondence soIicited. Medi-
cine free DOCTOR KNIGHT. - New ST.
ATTENTION. MEMS takes You 10 all
principal ports Of Europe, London. Liver
pool Hamburg Bremen. also free passage
procured. Shipping ON ,es. Clinton st.
and T3 Wes1-st New Y ogi-
ATTENTION@S5 s.. takes you 10 Eng
land. $40. Germany: sos. Cape Town. easy
work, also cattlemen. good pay, return
passage: coal trimmers; free passage Call
Shipping Office. % lzt-st.. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04
FIRE WORKs s.

LIEDER's FIREwORK HOUSE lest. 81
years). 90-92-94 Park Row. near Brooklyn
Bridge.-Sl 81, SO, S.. Fine Assorted Lots
and Night till July 5.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04
CATARRH OF THE STOMACH.

FOUND AT LAST-Cure for catarrhal
dyspepsia, gastritis and all the Ills they
entail. MAN-A-CEA the only natural
manganese spring water. But little trouble
to verify this statement II a sufferer in
valuable TO you. Send for booklet. BEN.
K. CURTIS l3 Stone-st-
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions ror
The Tribune received az their Uptown
Office. No. 1.2f2 Broadway. I'd door north
OF 31st-st until 8 o'clock 2. n. acFez-
tisemeats received at the following oranca
ofices al regllIsr ceice rates until O'clock
2. m, viz, 254 sth-ave.. 8 {. c1r. --c-st-;
lS2 5Jh-avs-- cor i2th-st-. Aacy's. dta-
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New-York tribune., 1901-07-04
WORK WANTED.

A MAN accustomed TO handling large
sums or money. in payins men and in
collecting. desires a position OF trust and
responsibility; first class reference and Sc
curity can be given. HONESTY. care Trib-
une Harlem Office. 1877 East 125th-st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-13
WHOLESALERS MEET.
Grocerymen llelf an EvefaEse Session
In Ogden Yesterday.

a meeting Of the representatives Of
the principal wholesale grocery estab-
lishments In Salt Lake, Provo and og-
den was held in Ogden late yesterday
afternoon. Among those present were
the following: Charles Symns, OF
Symns Grocery, z. J. Enright, of the
Cosgriff- Enright company; A. III. Wool
ley, of a. c. Nj. l., Emanuel Kahn, Of
Kahn Brothers; Georse w. Stevenson,
OF the Wood Grocery and Produce COM
pany, L. O. Taft, OF the Provo branch
of u. c. NJ. l., and others. John Clark
Is president OF the Utah Wholesale
grocers' organization and when seen
today stated that though there was a
meeting held yesterday nothing of any
Importance was discussed. He would
not make known what subjects were
under discussion but II Is believed that
the grocery men intend having a
stronger organization than formerly,
and that at monthly meetings things Of
Importance TO the wholesale dealers,
such as traffic arrangements and prices
win be talked over and steps that may
be of advantage recommended and
carried out. 1t could not be learned
Just how many wholesale grocery men
were present at the meeting but II Is
stated on good authority that nearly
every large wholesale grocery estab-
lishsnent In the principal cities OF the
state had representatives present,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-13
King Edward Settles an important
Point Of Etiquette.
ARE TO Bic TREATED ALIKE
Honors 60 be Paid 90 Roth nj his
Majcsty's Coronation Shall
he Identical.

London, Nov. BIN view OF the
recent attitude OF Count Goluchowski,
the Austrian-H Hungarian foreign minis
ter In regard to the difference in the
standing Of the heads of republics and
Of monarches, the dictum Of King Ed
ward, holding that the honors to be
paid to presidents and crowned heads
at the time Of his majestys corona
ton shall be identical, has special In
torest The question arose during a
discussion OF the details OF the decora-
tons TO be bestowed and the mode OF
entertainment for the heads of state
attending the coronation. The king
refused point blank to distinguish be-
tween the titles Of president. king and
emperor arguing that his object was to
honor the state and not the man. No
distinctions win be made, except pos
sibly in the case Of the near relatives
OF the royal family.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-13
TRAGIC FATE OF
SALT LAKE BRIDE
Mrs. Maggie Russell Smith Passes
Away Early This Morning
SUCCUMBED TO BAD BURNS
SAX Weeks Ago She Was Led 20 the
Altar aud Then Went 60 Her
Home at Corinne.

The last tragic scene in the brief
drama OF her mortal existence ended at
4 o'clock this morning when the golden
thread was severed and the pure young
spirit OF Maggie Russell Smith, re-
leased from the earthly tabernacle that
was rocked with pain giljcd out and
away Is the mystic regions. Fun OF
youth and love and innocenee she gave
up the Ties Of earth without a murmur.
her only grief being the knowledge Of
the broken hearts she was leaving be-
hind her.
Six weeks ago she was led to the al
tar BY John r.. Smith flushed with the
tide Of love that ebbtd and flowed in
her bosom. The future vas radiant
with hope and dreams.
-Four weeks ago she. was standing
near the stove IN her home at Corlnne.
She had a towel On her head and the
fire in the stove reached the towel and
moment later her clothing was all
ablaze. Rushing trantically out Of the
house she was caught by bone work
men who soon had the flames eXtin-
gulshed and she was tenderly borne
into the house, prostrate with pain aud
fright.
Doctors were summoned ard relatives
rushed to her bedside and Il looked for
time as though she would live But
she sank deeper into the shed ~. The
doctors and the relatives CID all they
could, but the skill OF the one and the
love Of the others were helpless. Last
Sunday she was brought 10 this city
and taken TO the home % her sister,
Mrs. Harry Finch, i23 G street.
The pain and suffering that she
passed through was dr. adful, but a
few days before her dea'h Il left her
body and she felt that tranquility
which was precursor Of the calm to-
wards which she was being borne.
Mrs. Maggie Russell Smith vas born
in Lanarkshire, Scotland, twenty
seven years ago. Her parents were
John and Margaret Russell and she
was sister Of Mrs. Jean Russell
Finch, queen Of one OF Salt Lakes
former carniyals.
The funeral viii be held from the
Twentieth ward meeting house on Fri
day afternoon at o'clock ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-13
MISS STONES CASE.
Consul Dickinson May Have Absoived
bulgaria from Legal Liability.

Washington. Nov. 12.--such official
information as comes to the state de-
partment from Sofia and Constantine
pie Is conflrmatory OF the press reports
OF Mr.. Dickinson's negotiations with
the Bulgarian government touching
Miss Stones case. IL Is believed that
the consul generals efforts to secure
Miss Stones release by negotiations
with the brigands. without interference
by the bulgarian government. win be
successful II is apprehended, how
ever. that through his declination to
permit the Bulgarian government to
exert It's police authority TO effect the
capture 81 the kidnappers. Mr. Dickin-
son may have absolyed that govern
ment from any legal liability on ac-
count Of the amount Of money which
must be paid over as ransom 10 Sc
cure Miss stones release.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-13
IN THE OGDEN COURTS.
Junction City Suffering from an Epl,
demIc Of Crime.
Especial to the ''News.")

Ogden. Nov. l3.-Iames Hope was
arraigned before Judge Rolapp today
charged with having stolen $50 worth
OF carpenters tools from the Catholic
church on October 18th lie pleaded
not guilty and was remanded 10 prison
pending his trial
Patrick Doran the man chargebwith
having forged the name Of Hutchinson
a Co. 10 bin OF sale. also had hear
ing. He pleaded not guilty
John Murphy and Frank Richards
were arrested this morning for raising
rough house IN Watts saloon on
Twenty-hfth street They Will be
heard later this afternoon.
The funeral of James w Ferrin was
held from the First ward meeting house
yesterday afternoon. There were many
floral tokens and a large ATTENDANCE
Of friends The speakers were Elders
James u. Nelson. Josiah NJ Perrin and
Fred Garner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-13
RECIPROCITY WITH
CANADA is URGED.
Distinguished Body Representing CONNER
cial Organizations of the Leading Cities
Calls on the President.

Washington, Nov. ia distinguish.
ed body representing the commercial
organizations Of New York, Boston,
Buffalo, Pittsburg, Cleveland. Indian
apolis and Cincinnati, called upon the
President today TO urge the importance
Of reciprocity with CANADA. The dele.
cation consisted Of j. r, Lesson. w. O.
Blaney and +. G.. Preston. represent
ing the chamber Of commerce Of Bos-
ton; Gustav Schwab, chairman. and
lsador Strauss and s. p. Webb Of the
committee on foreign commerce and
revenue laws OF the chamber OF COM
meree Of the state OF New York, De-
witt {. Delamater, of the Detroit M4r-
chants association; ]. 4. McHuyh Of
the Cincinnati chamber Of commerce
d. N Ransdell. reprevnting the In
dlanapolls chamber Of commerce. NJ 6
Greenough, Of the Cleveland chamber
OF commences c., II Keep of Buffalo
representing the Lake Carriers ASSOC
citation; Frederick w. Woods, OF the