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srorKnoLnrKs, MrrIINn.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
there Will be a special meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Canaan Live Stock
company, held az room 5lS TempletOn
building, corner Of South Temple and
Main streets Salt Lake City. Utah, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of April. 1909, at
four O'Clock y. M, for the purpose OF
ameniing the articles Of agreements as
follows:
BY Inserting at the end Of paragraph
third the following: And 10 buy sell
hypOthecate transfer, accept and deal i'm
stocks Of other corporations or companies.
bonds, notes, mortgages, and all evidence
Of indebtedness"
And BY striking out the words ana fig.
ures zone hundred thousand dollars 0lQD.-
900" and the words Zone thousand
shares" Of paragraph nth and inserting
IN lieu thereof two hundred thousand"
and the figures f20ODO) and the words
two thousand shares 50 said paragraph
shall read as follows. "rhc amount OF
the capital stock Of this corporation
shall be Two Hundred Thousand Dollars
(t2lQ.O00), which shall be divided into two
thousand shares Of the par value Il One
Hundred Dollars SlO0.o0oD each"
And by inserting after the fourteenth
article. the following; "All OF the unsub.
scribed capital stock ~ to be held In
the treasury Of said corporation until dis
posed Of by the board Of directors. as they
think proper and right"
Dated al Salt Lake City, Utah, this 9th
day Of March. A. ID. 1902
HELPER BENN1ON. President
BY Edwin Bennion, Secretary.
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An ORDINANCE.

AN ORDINANCE FIXING THE COM
pensatlon OF the officers and members
Of the Fire department OF Salt Lake
city
BE II ordained by the city Council OF
Salt Lake city Utah:
Sec. l. That Section IS Of IAN Ordi-
nance creating and organizing the Fire
Department Of salt Lake C1y,N approved
March END, 1899 ue amended 10 read as
follows The salaries and comppnsd-
ton OF the officers and members OF the
Fire Department shall be as follows.
chief OF Fire Department, $4,000 per
annnm, Inspector OF street Lighting, du
ties 70 be performed by Chief OF Fire De-
partmentl 10000 per annum, Assistant
Chief 81 5000 per annum; Captains each
N,OSeW per annum, Litntenants, each,
N,Q2VW per annum; Engineers, each
l,QDW per annum city Electrician and
Superintendent OF Fire and Police Alarm,
N,-VJ.V per annum' Secretary and Opera
tor, SLQsQ00 per annum
Firemen; During first three months
S60oQ per month each; second three
months, $500 per month each; third three
month, NO0 per month each fourth
three months 5000 per month each; af-
ter one year. 5000 per month EACH pro-
Ndel that any person who shall have sat
isfactorily served at least one year In the
department at any time within three years
prior To his unemployment, shall com
mence at 5000 per month. with an adj
vance OF 500 per month for each three
months service until the maximum OF
5000 be reached. The above salaries shall
be paid In equal installments out Of the
city Treasury az the end OF each and ey-
cry month
Sec. Al ordinances or parts Of ordln-
ances in conflict herewith are hereby re.
peaed.
Sec. g. This ordinance shall take ei-
feet upon approval.
Passed by the CITY Council Of Salt Lake
City, Utah, March q, 1902. and referred TO
the Mayor for his approval.
]. o. NYsTROM.
City Recorder.
Vetoed by the Mayor and agar passed
by more than two.thlrds majority of the
Council, April LIST 1902
c. CoTTRELL, JR..
President Of the City Council
State cf Utah, City and County Of Salt
l. j. O. Nystrom, city Recorder of Salt
Lake City, Utah, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is full true
and correct copy VI an ordinance entitled
IAN ordinance fixing the compensation OF
the officers and members of the Fire De
partment Of Salt Lake City" Passed BY
March 25th 1902 vetoed by the Mayor and
gain passed By more than two-thirds ma
jority Of the Council April LIST, 1902
In witness whereof. | have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the corporate seal
OF Salt Lake City. this 9Th day Of April,
1902.
(SeaD J. o. NYSTRoM,
City Recorder
Bill No. 10.
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Boston Yankee Con, Will Erect
Plant to Treat TintiC Ores.
PROVO NAMED AS LOCATION
Or, FrRnklin's New Company VIII
spend 100000 IN SInelter and
Development work.

II was reported on good authority to-
day that the Boston Yankee Consol-
dated. Dr. Franklln's, new company
viii expsnd a million dollars = the
erection of a finely equipped smelter
and In the development OF the Yam
kee the Old Colony and Eureka and
other Tlntic properties. The new plant
the News" informant stated win
probably be erected in or near Provo.
and viii be commenced as soon after
DR.. Frankln's return from the east as
possible.
1t IS well known fact that the Yam
kee Con has been paying almost pro-
hibitiye railroad and smelling charges
ever since shipments were commenced
and the proposition TO erect smelter
OF it's own has been cherished by DR..
Franklin for some time However the
fnancierlng such an undertaking was
not accomplished until the Maine COM
pany was organized On the 10th OF
this month at a special meeting of the
stockholders the proposition will be
presented and action taken thereon.
The new company succeeding the old
one with more than million dollars In
It's treasury, viii be In a posi- Ion 90
absorb some other interests controlled
by Dr. Franklin, and also to erect
smelter besides further developing the
Yankee itself
II was further stated that the neces-
sary quantity Of lead huxlng ores can
be mined from the Old Colony and
Eureka property or got elsewhere In
the district
Some weeks ago thorough report
OF the Yankee was made by James W,
Neil the mining expert, presumably
for the purpose Of securing admittance
on the Boston exchange Of Yankee
Con. stock. 1t Is not unlikely that tina,
report also suggested a plan for the
further systematic development Of the
property and perhaps included reports
on several groups In the district which
contain pyritlc ores.
? DR.. Franklin is expected to return
from an extended eastern trip early
next week.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
City Council OF salt Lake CITY OF the inten-
ton OF such council % make the following
described Improvement, to-wlt' con truct
ing asphalt sidewalk six feet vide upon the
following named streets. On the west side
OF West Temple street between ith and 9th
south streets and on the east side q West
TeInpe street between 9Th aud sth South
streets Ia sidewalk Districts Nos and -,
aud defray the cost and expense thereof es
tlmated at I've Thousand. five hundred forty
four dollars rs, 90 or one and twenty oae-
hundredth dollars $50 per front or linear
foot. by local assessment Tor depth OF
twenty five feet pom the lots or pieces OF
ground within tbs following describe dis
trlct. being the district TO be affected or BEN
Gifted hY said improvement namely: All OF
lots 2 3 land s block IS; all Of lots 4 and 5.
block y; all OF lots I, o, Z and ), block Al; all
OF lots aud S, block 49, all OF iots I. 9, aud
4 block 23 all Of lots | and s block H. Ia
Plat "A" Salt Lake City survey. All pro.
tests and ob1ectl/l 5 TO the carrying out OF
such intention must be presented IN writing
10 the city recorder On or before the End day
OF April 49,. being tho time set by said
council when II will hear aud consider such
protests and objections as may be made
thereto.
BY order Of the City Council OF salt Lake
City, Titan
Dated March II, 1872.
J. u. NYsTROM, City Recorder
Sidewalk Intention No n.
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GOOD NEWS IN
BUSINESS WORLD.
Il Predominates Notwithstanding
Some Drawbacks.
THE CONFLICT OVER WAGES
II Has a Retsrding EGect-Manufae-
turing Exceptionally Active-He-
tall Distribution Hindered.

New York, April 11.-R. G. Dun &
Co.'S Weekly Review Of Trade tomor-
row will say: Good news predomln-
mates in the business world notwith-
standing two somewhat serious draw
backs. Weather conditions have been
unsatisfactory at May points, retard-
ing retail distribution and delaying out
door work, while excessive rains have
put many southern planters behind with
work In the cotton fields Still more OF
a handicap Is the strife between wage
earners and employers,
Manufacturing Is exceptionally ac-
tive in lines not disturbed by strikes and
there is a vigorous movement Of goods
through regular channels Not only pig
iron but bars. billets and structural
shapes are all sold so far ahead that
new business Is comparatively light,
although consumers would quickly abb
sorb any early deliveries that might be
offered 1t Is the exception when order
books are not filled for full capacity
well toward the end OF 1902.
Wheat moved within narrow limits.
Western receipts for the week were L.
722 $40 bushels, against 1890 bushels
a year ago, and the total for the crop
year Is gradually falling back to last
years figures Lower prices stimulated
exports for a time, but shipments OF
wheat and flour from all ports Of the
United States during the week were
only S.S49,670 bushels, against 4,976,Sl0
bushels last year.
Failures for the week numbered 1888
in the United Statets against 203 last
year, and IA in Canada, against "a last
wear"
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W. r. sPRAGUE, Secretary; w,
Ia south Main street VlV'
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Louisville Ran OF on Sale Of Few
Thousand Shares.
SOME SENSATIONAL GAINS.
These Were In Speeiaities- Appear
anee of Bank Statement Hardened
Prices Very Considerably.

New York, April l2-opening prices
OF stocks were a fraction higher all
around except for Louisville. The sale
Of $500 shares Of that stock carried II
down from llsA to rs, but It immedi-
ately rebounded and reached 1872
depressing dealers in other fayorites.
Louisyile's reaction to below l2l re-
viyed the market. Amalgamated, sug-
ar and St. Paul reacted Aqi%, but the
Pacihcs and Southwesterns We're but
slightly affected. Union Pacific rose a
point and there were some sensational
gains In the speclaltes. The Colorado
Southern stocks moved up from IN to
2h, Evansville & Terra Haute 3, Chi
cage and Eastern Illinois, lOA and the
preferred 2. Westinghouse Az Wells
largo, 2la and United States Rubber
preferred pa Pacific Mail fell l. The
appearance Of the bank statement
,aused some hardening Of prices and
Louisville rose to near the top, but
ran of again. Selling met the advance
elsewhere and the closing was active
and irregular
MONEY AND BONDS.
Money on call steady at per cent,
closed offered per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 4lsq5h per
cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual
business In bankers bills at 4S1ss for
demand and at ASK FOR sixty days;
posted rates, 4S6QASSis, commercial
bills, 4s4IsG4S5h.
Bar silver, 53A
Mexican dollars. IS.
Governments firm; state bonds mae
tive; railroad bonds strong.
SUGAR.
Sugar-steady fair refining, 2h CEN
trifuga SO test, S3s, molasses sugar,
2fs; refined, steady; crushed, $50; pow
dered, I.9e; graduated, $50.
Coffee-Quiet; No. Rio, SIS.
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Salt Lake Bank Clearings.
BUSINESS NOTES.

Local stocks have been somewhat
quiet during the week. most Of the
transactions recorded by brokers hav-
ing been In z. c, NJ. l., Deseret Saw
ings. and Greeley Sugar stock: of the
latter Broker Cutler reports 100 shares
bought from eastern parties for local
people. Home Fire ana State Bank
have been sought after, but brokers
say that both are practically unobtain-
able. Consolidated Wagon, which is
expected to pay its first dividend next
month, stands at slOl.75 Only the
likelihood Of an issue Of treasury stock
IN the near future at par keeps this
stock from soaring, as 1t is one Of the
very few Z per cent investments left
IN the market The following are the
latest quotations.
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sAM'L. RUSSELL.
Guardian

in THE DISTRICT COURT pRop,rD
piylsion, In and for Salt Lake CountSo p e,il
OF Otah In the matter OF the estateoi Io SiNs
n; whitney deceased. Notlce~Tbe ns,,,is sa
OF horace G. Whitney. admlnistfatoIp S y, Y.
estate OF joshua X. Whitney deceased " s we
ing Tor al order Of sale OF real nronsy ~,
SAID decedent and that all persons In,s,'v',s%t
appear before She said court 10 show ' c,''.
why an order should not be granted 70 W. '.T
so much as shall DO necessary, OF ths folo.l
ing described real estate and per,onal nos
erty of said deceased, to-wlt: Eeglnn1sss,
the southwest corner Of Lot 3 Block ID M,
~, salt Lake City survey Euaalne tbsn1s
north 2N rods, Nhence east az rods ,Se1ss
south ~ rods the1ce west sB rods Ia 49,
OF beginning, situated IN es!. lake CIV ~
County tate Of Utah Also oue hor,s su5 i
buggy aud harness, clothing a. d perSonsl ~ ~
focts has been sot for neaau, IN TrId,s
the 18th day Of April A. - 1902 AZ "A
o'clock u. N. al the QoucW Court Hon,s
In the Court Roam Of I'D rouft in ssh
Lake City, salt Lake Co1nty. Utah
Witness the ClerK OF said Court with tbs
seal the. S1i aihyJt ,als 5tb "a,
lsEALl ofApr.l, A, y. 81.
JON, JAMIE Cierk
BY z. Frank Emery. lieputy CLERK
X W. Young and Smith & Putnam, Atto,-
neys
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UNLISTED STOCKS.
SALES.

Ajax-7Oo at IS; 200 at SAX; 100 at
Hh; l.10O at o. Total. Zoo.
Carisa-500 at Al; 1000 al iO 200 at
S9h; 100 at SO: 500 at S9N $500 az 80:
500 at S7A; 1900 at 37is; 100 at S73s 500
at 3TN 1000 at 81; 1900 at 36-s. 80;
LOCO at S6&; 1900 at S6k; 1000 at &c.
Total, q, 900.
Consolidated Mercur--SOO at 1.S5: 500
al lsi; 900 at 1S3: 100 at t.s2: COO at
1874; 100 at 1.S4--b 30. Total. $500.
Daly--lOO at 1874 100 at 200. Total,
200
Daly-west--5 at 1875: 100 at 47.4O; 70
at 1850; 100 at 4740-s. 10; % at 47.G0; 8
at 1856 % at 4775 10 at Ass; 40 al
ESQ. Total, 1885,
Eagle and Blue Bell-l0O at 90.
Lower Mammoth-l00 nj l.i2ls: 600 al
i7O. 100 al 1.7Q Total. 800.
May Day-6OO az 35ia. 1000 at 35ih-s.
80: 1900 at 357s, 200 al So. Total. $500
South Swansea-i00 NJ AZ: 300 al "A:
100 al HIS. SO 1880 at IS. 100 at 4i--s.
80; 800 al i5ls 1900 al Sob co: 200 al
S-s. 60: 800 at 52-b. 60. 300 at 81. 100
at soy; 200 at 80; 2 at 5i-b 3. Total.
200.
Uncle sam-1,0OO at PES. 30: 400 at q.
800 al 2sls' LOO at 80: 1900 al 30ia: COO
at Sot; 1000 at Sl--b. &c. 800 at SOi!--s.
10. Total, 6.i0O.
Californla-6,S0o at 2Sk; 900 at 22s.:
1900 al %; 800 at 2Sit; 1900 at 23A, 1000
at 2S-s. 10; 1000 at 22%-s. 10. Total.
1850.
centnry-5O0 at "a; 200 at IS: 500 at 50;
400 al %; 100 al 81. Total, I 400.
La Reine-i 200 at Is.
Martha Washington-1,0O0 at :.
Tetro-50O az 2iis: COO at %.
Victor--lo0 at %; 100 at "a: 100 al 2S4:
200 at 2ih. Total. 500
West Morning Glory-3. 100 at 81.
Yankee--5o0 al $50; 200 at 2.56. Total,
100.
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Asphal,unn Mining.

President e o. Baxter Of the Gilson-
tie Aspnaltum company ~ Uintah
county, r. guest az the knutsford.
He says the mining outlook In his line
continues good Ia that part Of the state,
but the lack of railroad facilities viii
hold the country back until the pro-
posed Denver a Northwestern road Is
built through northern Utah. and then
the gilsonite and asphaltum properties
there VIII take on good deal OF a
loom. His properties are nearly 100
miles from the railroad at present, and
the roads over which the gilsonite has
10 be hauled TO Price, Mr.. Baxter re-
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, April l2.--Cattle- Receipts.
100. Steady. Good TO prime steers. $50
GI55: poor to medium. 45OGG5O; stock
ers and feeders. 250G5.25; COWS, l5OG
$50; helfers. 25OQ6O0: Gamers l40G
go; bulls, 2.5Od55O; calves. 100000;
Texas fed steers, 525GG2j; western
steers.
Hogs-Receipts today, 1900: tomor-
row. $4,000. left over, 200: &c higher.
mixed and butchers. 6.Soa725: good to
choice heavy, 7lOG7sO rough heavy,
6.S50LO5; light, 6,s5d6.95; bulk Of sales.
7.00dL15.
sheep-Receipts, so0O sheep steady.
lambs steady Good 20 choice wethers
j.250i9O; fair to choice mixed, 450G
$40; western sheep. 450Q59O; native
lambs, i75q6.O5, western lambs. 525d
6.7j.
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sr,rr or r,q.AH DEPARTsM.L.Ni r-,sh.
stale ~ ,sons Salt Lake Cily, I'm
ho orn s,b 100 10 whom u NAY ~ state
NSp.il e'i,. hereby given that uf 49,
notiue pardons Mill hold q resp5i" n 10
Doafu W coanrdav. April lgis ", poo,l.
son on ~ he Supreme sguts "city.
o.. i9oh q UNITY pulldIng san ~ p,afd
f,,s rhot al said mcetlns ~ IN the
IN fni'h near snpiIcations for p'iu'"
foilo,yinc cases, tO-Nll' t.,.d Of House
iohn IL. Peterson, coi''c'0
breaking. oonvleted Of 'l''''
against Mature convicted Oi III
Wiliam T.. Clayton
OI Frank II. Ballard, convc''' -
a Public jail, ,,,tcted OF Noluhl@'
r c. Garland, eohV'V''U
M nsyid Potter. conylcted, o. pa POI ~ FSony
Arthur Johnson CONVEX
and sa, RosSs GTice. convicted Of P''' :.
ceny.. accumulation Of SSerssni
For pardon OF III convicted Of "'
-Benjamln Formah' ,,,t.
Larceny. ,,.,.is tfagestead' e0''
For parole a. gecoud pcgre,. ~.,osy.
ca OF Mu' y Saith. convicted 9, ,, therein
Inonlas saving any inifIes, .rains
All pet.yn. n.afyi either 10Y Y -rsr-t
desiring w. ~, ~ saA appllcaiio'.s -.se,,t
iys,y are hereby notifeu ~
BY 0'0'' HEBER ~ IPrssidsnt
" A. pRrEpEN, Secretary
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING,

The annual meeting of stockholders Of
the Ben Butler Mining & Milling COM
pany viii be held on Monday, April IA,
1902. in the company's offices. rooms 40S
and 4O9 Progress building. Salt Lake
City, Utah, at II o'clock M, for the
purpose OF electing a board of direct
ora to serve for the ensuing year and
to transact such other business as may
lawfully be brought before said meet
ing.
A. L. JACOBS, President.
Dated Salt Lake City. Utah. March 20.
1902.
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CONCENTRATES.
N14''-I7'' ~ "
Tesora NH %. 1872. .. .......- ~. 3
ORE AND BULLION.
Settlements IN This City During the
Week Totaled S2i3.5OO.

ore and bullion settlements In this city
during the week ending with yesterday
amounted to s2i3.Jo0 as compared with
s2g7 400 FOR the preceding seven days.
Settlements yesterday t0ialled so 200
distributed az follows. Mccormick and
company. t2s.C01; T. r. Jones and com
pany. s23200.
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A Kentucky Merger.

London, Ky. April l2-Judge Watts
Of Chicago. representing a syndicate OF
that city, met with the seven prlncl-
pal operators Of Laurel county at Pitts
burg, KY today and made a PROPOSE
ton to buy and consolidate three min
ing properties The proposition was
accepted and an option taken. The
amount involved Is 100000,
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DELINQUENT NOTICE

ELY MINING AND MILLING com.
pany, principal place OF business Sal.
Lake City. Utah. Notice. There are
delinquent upon the following descrIb.
ed stock on account of assessment No
10, OF three cents per share, levied On
the oath day Of January, 1902 the sew.
eral amounts set opposite the names
OF the respective shareholders, as fol,
loua,
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uTAn, IDAHO. THE WORLD.

Three new maps, just issued. Utah
and Idaho on one side, the World on the
reverse side, including population OF
counties and towns according to the
1900 census. with brief sketch of every
country In the world. size 21xSl " inches
value IS cents; sent 70 any address fof
% cents. Address Cannon Book Store,
tDeseret News, Props), IL and 10 Main
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DELlNQUESr NOTICE.

THE BUCKEYE MINING COMPANY
Principal place OF business, Salt Iake
CITY Utah. Location Of mines, 1qntc dis
trict. Juab County, Utah. Notloe-'rhera
is delinquent upon the following described
stock on account OF assessment No. I. OF
two NM ane-nat .crn!s per share. which
the several amounts set opposite liza
names OF the respective shareholders, as
fellows. -
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ana IN dCCpIuAncel WIN law anu an oTuti
OF the Board OF Directors made on the
2Sth day Of February, 1902 so many shares
Of each parcel Of stock rs may be neces-
sary will be sold At the secretarys office
at lions Savings Bank & Trust Company
on Tuesday April 18th, 1902 at p. M, to
pay the delinquent assessment, together
with the costs OF advertising and ex-
penses OF sale
O. c. BEEBE. Secretary
zions Savings Bank. Salt Lake City,
Utah.
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esOGZ1O light e.5Oa1OO; workers $3.50
100 pigs 66O0660
Sheep Receipts 200; market steady
Muitons 5i0Q5.I5 lambs 6lOQ LVO'
range wethers 5,4096SO; ewes 4sOg5'2O'
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And In accordance with law and an or
der of Che Board NJ Directors made on
the 18th day OF March, 1902, so mnny
shares ~ each parcel OF stock as may be
necessary, will be sold AZ public auction
Atlas Block. Sal, Lake city Utah on the
end day OF April 1902 at the honr Of 10
o'clock A. NJ. ~ said day, 70 pay the de-
ilnauent assessment thereon. together
with the cost of Advertising and expenses
OF sale w T. TERN AINr Secretary
niAuss Block, Salt Lake City. Utah
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, April 12.--May wheat started
at 72M to 72M, moved upwards to ISs'
eased to 7Sd7Sh. Close:
Wheat-April 72% May, 1915; July.
767ka7i: Sept, 73%; Dec. 74S.
Corn-Aprll 6lh; May, 6lh.
Oats-April ll& May AZ.
Pork--April i6.72h, May l6.Uh.
Lard-,Aprll 9.75; May 9.75q91lia.
Ribs-April. 9,O5; May. 9.0IN
Flax-Cash. northwestern, LI6
Rye May, 55A,
Barley-6iQ67
Tlmothy-6.g0,
Clover-79O
Cash--W Wheat No. red, SOQsl; No. 3
red, 7SGS0 No hard winter 75qiS's;
No. 3 hard winter IS, No. ! northern
spring, HQ75; No spring 1904; No.
spring, 7OQ7S
Corn--No. g. 59h960
oats--No, 2, 42G42ta; No. 3, 4l&gR.