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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-07-12

In tie days when the word cyclone
was newer than it is now, little colorcd
hoy who had the negro fouducss for hig
words, one day, on seeing Il large cloud
in the sky, remarked; My. What a big
cloud. There mus be an encyclopedia
cumin'."
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-07-12

First South Amerjcan-Ah good after
noon, sonor, Looks like revolutions
Second South American Yes, I've
been predicting one for several days
My rheumatism ALWAYS hothtrs me ju,r
before such chaugrs,--.Iudgc.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-07-12

MY darlr- 'itlle Wife" says a hus-
band, You will BE pleased to hear that
| have just insured my life
Yes. of course says the wife. there
If is again-another proof of how utterly
selfish and incnnSderate men are. Al
ways thinking of themselves Naturally.
il never occurred TO you to insure my
life. It'll Bits.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-27
IJINTAH OPENING BILL
WILL BECOME LAW TODAY
President Says He viii Sign Indian Appropriation
Act Which Includes Provisions for Reservation.
Objections to Provisions Granted Florence Mining Company Will Be
Net by Resolution Repeating This Portion.

UAsHNGToN May % Prede9 Roosevelt today Informed number
" appropriation bill which includes the provision the opening the
he
met by legislation There still provision which
teda o
Mining company prospect for all The mineral lands the Uintah
i'm bill
m houses repeating this provision which
OF
claim
provisions Indian approximation bill Mr. Moyle frank in deea
OF
Especially Mr. Movie asserted Of those who have holdings in the
mineral entries there Mr. Moyle said ne thought that the presi
voudsg
viii have had the Indian biz in his possession ten DAYS to-
when If he
fully expected however that he will give the his
bill
5v h resolu pending IN
resolution which passed the senate last Friday modifying the
spokane reservations Efforts made by Senator's Bailey and Raw
that the resolution gives the secretary Of the interior too much
IN Indians
Mr. sherman Of the house committee introduced resolution
and after debate Of ten minutes on each side the previous question
viii be reported the house and
ilytd
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-27
.P0MP AT FUNERAL
Dewey, Miles and Others Will
Attend the 0bsequies of
Paun cefote

Washington, May ga special funeral
service over the remains of the late Lord
PaunCefOte. the British ambassador, will
be held at the embassy tomorrow morn
ing at II o'clock. Ii Is intended for the
family. and the attendance will be limited
TO them and TO the staff Of the embassy.
It is pretty well settled that the re-
mains Of Lord PaUncefote Will be car
ried TO England on an American war
ship. and either the Olympia, flagship Of
the North Atlantic squadron, or the
Brooklyn. which is just returning from
Cuba. viii be selected for this duty.
Secretary Root has issued an order
placing Major General 8. 3 ". YOUNG
i'm charge of the military arrangements
Of the funeral. Ia was also decided that
Ulcers shall act as ushers at the church,
with aJOr McCauley Of the marine
corps in charge. An equal number of
enlisted men from the army and navy
Will act as body bearers. Ii was also
ordered that Lieutenant General Miles,
commanding the army, and the heads Of
an the staff departments of the army
attend the funeral in uniform and a
similar order was issued with respect to
Admiral Dewey and the heads OF the
bureaus Of the navy department.
The funeral escort viii consist OF a
squadron of cavalry from Fort Mycr, a
battalion OF engineers marching as in
fantryl from Washington barracks, a bat
terry Of artillery from Fort MyeT and a
battalion Of marines from local posts.
Secretary Hay received the following
cablegram from London today:
His majeStY's government thanks you
for your kind and sympathetic message
They have sustained an irreparable loss
and they are glad TO know that its ex-
tent is understood by the government Of
the United States and that Lord Paunce-
totes great qualities were appreciated by
your country not less than hy his own
'L.ANSDOWNE'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-27
JURORS May NOT DRINK
Idaho Supreme Court ReveTses
Case Because of Use of
lntOxiCantS.

Boise. Ida. May 26.-The supreme
SQUIRT has affirmed the order granting a
new trial IN the famous Sixteen 20 One
Adverse case, tried i'm ShOshQne county,
and it has taken occasion to lay down
The law with respect to over indulgence
m intoxicating liquors by jurymen
Nm.e having a case under cOnsidera-
ton.
lhs case is entitled Annie Berbier
Ct al VS.. Theodore Anderson ct al. A
verdict was secured by the plaintiffs
ll was shown Jfterward that some OF
We Iurymcn had imbibed a large
amount OF liquor while considering the
verdict and that they became bolster
,l' When they came into court with
aeF verdict and were polied, four Of
A-m declared the verdict was not their
'-teI One Of them. named Tarbox,
e- INST denied ne asSented to the YER
1.- but afterward changed his state
"-ll and the other three did likewise
t'r opinion ~ the supreme court
a.S after recitinS the facts Of the
H iS improper for the trial court TO
permit the jurors to have Intoxicating
.-'A with on without the consent of
parties. or their counsel, unless IL
4 case of sickness where the same
necessary. and then none of the
..s other than the afflicted one
.' be- permitted To indulge in intox-
ls liquors either during the prog
rl '- jhe trial or while the Jury is de-
"l-a-.ng upon its verdict.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-27
OGDEN GETS $500, 900
House Agrees to the Senate In.
crease for City's Public
Building.
Especial to The HeraId)

Washington, May 2s.-The eenferees
on the omnibus public buildings bill
today agreed to retain the appropria-
ton of 100000 for the Ogden public
building as provided in the senate
bill, this being an increase of $50 600
over the house measure.
The cOnferees also retained the orig
inaI appropriation of $500. 900 for addi-
tons to the Denver mint. and 100000
for a new public building d Laramie.
Wyo. The senate appropriation of a
$4,000 increase for the Butte public
building was scaled down to sos. coo.
this amount making the total cost
limit of the Butte building $500 coo.
There was no disagreement on Evans
ton, Wye. or Colorado Springs build
ings. The appropriation of 500, 600 for
the former and $4,000 for the latter
are retained. Senators Fairbanks,
Warren and Rawlins were the senate.
and Representatives Mercer and Bank
head the house conferees.
Senator Rawlins today filed a recon-
mendation with the secretary OF the
interior for the addition to Aquaries
forest reserve. Garfield county. of three
townships of land. The citizens Of Es-
calante requested ms additional re-
serve area as necessary TO the proper
preservation Of the forests OF the heads
of streams supplying water for irriga-
ton purposes.
1t is expected the Indian Office will.
within a week. take summary action in
the case Of Indian Agent Stranahan of
the Nez Perez agency, who has been
INDUCING in criticisms of the Idaho
senators and miners after warning
sent agents against such action by the
Indian commissioner. Stranahan's Of
Tense viii " punished, IL is believed
by his dismissal from the service.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-27
FRENCH MISSION
VISITS NIAGARA FALLS

Niagara Falls. \. Y. May 26.-The
members Of the French commission
who participated in the ceremonies in
Cident 10 the unTeiling of the statue
Of Count de Rochambeau at Washing
ton arrived al Niagara Falls this
morning.
Besides the members Of the mission,
the families of Lafayette and ROcham-
beau. there are in the party Ambassa-
dor CambOn, Nine. Cambon and mem
bers Of the stan Of the French en-
bassy. and the presidents commission.
Carriages were awaiting the arrival
Of the train. and ten minutes after il
reached here the members Of the party
started for a carriage drive to the
points Of interest about the falls
Just before che departure Of the train
for the east a bevy OF girls, dressed in
white. presented to Countess de Roch-
ambeau a large bouquet of flowers sent
by the sisters and pupils Of the Sisters
OF Mercy convent
The Count and Countess de Rocham-
beau came 10 the rear platform of the
last car as the train departed, and
remained there until the train dis
appeared.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-27
WOULD GRAB CANAL
Colombia Has Some Interior Mo
tiVes. Says Senator Nor.
gan's Committee.

Washington, May Ex-senator Nor
gan. from the committee on isthmiau
canals, today submitted TO the senate
the adverse report Of that committee
on Senator Hoar's bill placing the Sc
lection Of a route for an isthmian canal
in the hands of the president The
committee opposed the bin on the
ground that it makes no provision for
further exploration of routes, and
leaves the president to make a selection
on the statement Of facts already as
certained. 1t is contended that how
ever safely the country may rely on
the wisdom and just discretion of the
executive, the policy is not wise nor
safe as a rule Of government"
The report discusses at length the
protocols with Colombia and Nicaragua
and Costa RIGA, and it is stated Incl
dentalIy that former Colombian Min
lister Silva was invited to appear be-
fore the committee, but declined to do
so. OF the agreements with Costa
Rica and Nicaragua, it is said that
"they are definite and complete as To
the character and scope of the rights
they have agreed to concede to the
United States" and it is argued that
il they are ratified nothing viii be left
10 do but to carry the agreement into
effect
Colombia, on the other hand. is
charged with playing for delay, and it
is stated that Ito hold Colombia TO her
present offer it is necessary, under ar
ticle q, that Publications shall be eX-
changed within eight months from its
date. and the practical impossibility OF
concluding all the necessary arrange
ment provided for in her proposition
with eight months shows that her most
earnest purpose is to cause delay
The report adds:
COLOMBIA is anxious to get rid OF
the Panama Canal company without
giving offense to France. so that she
can seize and possess all the plant OF
the canal company, al the lands and
houses it owns in Panama, including
the great hospital. the machine shops
and wharves at Colon. all the vast ma
chinery in use by the Panama Cana
company. the hospitals and Other
houses. the palace built for De Les
seps and his sons, and become the own
er Of it al. along with the Panama
Railroad company. which reveTts to hel
in 1866.
IF this convention should be adopt
ed not only would delay attend the
opening of the canal. but the United
States will assume obligations 10 tn,
world that il will be impossible II
keep. and relations with Colombia tha'
will deprive the canal of all value e
the United States, and will make it Z
cause of irritation that must involve
the most serious consequences.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-27
SUTHERLAND IS FOR HANSON
Congressman Makes His Recommendation for the Ogden POsmas.
tership-TurRs Down Davis, MOyes WOOIey and Others
for the Man With Most Endorsements.

ficials of Weber county, including the
county commissioners, He was also
endorsed by a majority, of sheI Repub-
licsn city committee. Republican cotn-
" committee and executive and central
committees. by National Committee
man Salisbury, the governor. secretary
Of state. state auditor. state treasurer,
state superintendent of schools. one SUI
preme court judge. a district Judge and
a number of other prominent Repub-
leans in Weber county ard elsewhere
in the state. Messrs. Woolley, Moves
and Davis were also strongly endorsed.
Mr.. Sutherland said that it was dis
tinctly embarrassing for him to reach
a conclusion with SO many capable
men in the field.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-27
ORGANIZE To CONTROL
ZINC AND LEAD PRICES

Kansas City. May 26.--Winiam Phil
lipson of New York. who has just or
ganized a cooperative mining company
20 control the price Of zinc and lead
ore I'm the Joplin mining district, was
here today on his way east.
I'VE think" said Mr. Phillipson,
that We viii be able TO keep prices
up. We viii have a capital stock of
$40 geo coo. The list of stockholders in
cludes many wealthy owners Of smeit-
ers and mines. Formal announcement
OF the organization or the company will
be made on June Is
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Special to The HeraldJ

IT. ASHINGTON, May 26.-Repre-
w sentative Sutherland has called
on the postmaster general and
filed with him the endorsements which
he had received in favor of numerous
applicants for the postmasteTship at
Ogden. and al the same time recon-
mended that George NJ. Hanson be APP
pointed
There were four principal candidates
for the position-GeoTge VI. Hanson,
Thomas II. Davis, r. H. Moves aud
E. T. WoOlley. Each was nun1erously
endorsed. Mr.. Hanson, however. had
the endorsement of the Republican Of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-27
REPORTS NOT EXAGGERATED
Dispatches From South Carolina
Confirmed.

Charleston. S. c. May 26.-Speciais
to the Evening Post from Union show
that reports of the tornado which
passed over that portion of the state
yesterday were not exaggerated. Eight
peoDle. as far as known, were killed.
thee being negroes. The section be-
tween louisville and Santuc suffered
NEST. nifty houses and cabins being
wrecked in that district.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-27
SAFt LOOTED, PROBABLY
BY TRUSTED EMPL0YE

~. .''r Colo. May s6.-The safe in
IA. ".--aSIIy department Of the Colo
sr5 ~. lLes.eph9ne company was opened
Tbs .,..a OK $1,000 ON Saturday night.
tass. .,'o.y was not discovered until
e4s.. ll was evident that the robbery
m. .,l.lH.tted by some one who knew
combination.
r.--. '- .,l L. Huntington. a trusted en-
a7--, .le office, is missing and a
b7-s.5 p being made for him. He was
~ ---.- -'. $1,000 In the American Sure
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-27
VIII Caucus on Canal.

Washington. May 26.-Representative
Hay of Virginia. chairman Of the Dem
ocraGc caucus. today issued a call for
a caucus Wednesday evening next TO
consider plans for the passage of a
Nicaragua canal bill at this session of
congress. such being the language OF
the petition on which AR Hay issued
The call
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-27
MAY TRANSFER PROCEEDINGS
Carter's Accomplices Nay Be Tried
in Quebec.

Quebec, May 26.-When the petitions
of Colonel Gaynor and Captain Greene
for the issuing Of writs Of certiorari. to
have the proceedings in Montreal
transferred TO Quebec. came up today
in chambers. Judge Andrews, on appli-
cation OF Mr.. Stuart for the prOsecu-
ton. ordered that neither of said petit
tions be given TO magistrate La Fon-
tame Of Montreal The hearing Nas
continued until Thursday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-27
pRoFEssoR oUITs sTANToRD.

Stanford University Cal. MAY IS
Walter Miller. professor Of classical phil
oIogv and secretary of the faculty. has
resigned from the university and his
resignation has been accepted BIZ Presi-
dent Jordan Professor Miller is at pres
eut in Europe His resignation has been
in Dr. Jordan's hands for over a year. but
had not been accepted, This resigna-
tioh.H said Or Jordan. while doubtless
the outgrovth Of friction within the de-
.partnent. was wholly voluntary and at
his own instance"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-27
ARRESTED FOR RAzING.
Sixteen Students OF Northwestern
University in Tolls.

Chicago. May 26.-Sixteen of the most
prominent students OF Northwestern Uni
vcrsity at Evanston were arrested today
charged with disorderly conduct. assault
and battery and resisting the police
They were released on bonds to appear
before a magistrate tomorrow.
The warrants were sworn cut by Of
ficers Of the alumni Of the Sigma Alpha
Epsilon. The trouble started with the
hazing Friday night Of George TilrOse.
a Junior who had criticised the athletic
ability of some Of Northwestern's best
men. He was regarded as a popular
man. but when the crowd OF indignant
students got hold Of him he was roughly
handled. lie resisted stcutiy. but was
easily overcome and rolled in q mud
puddle
The students took their arrest lightly
and declared that they would start a
criminal club. similar TO the one at Yale.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-27
ANOTHER EFFORT WILL BE MADE
TO SETTLE THE GREAT COAL STRIKE

Chicago. May ga conference that
romises to change the aspect Of tho am
aracte strike situation was held I'm this
iy today between several members Of
s National civic Federation and union
Interests President John Mitchell Of the
United Mine Workers of America. wh9
arrived here Sunday. met Frank r, Sar-
sent and Franklin MacNcagh Of the fed
tndon anu Samuel KeCfe of the Long
hopmens union. and plans Tor further
arbItrative cndeavors on the part of the
liberation were discussed.
The meeting was executive and definite
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-27
ATTEMPTED ASSASSIN
STILL AT LARGE

Chicago. May 26-Mystery still sur
rounds the attempted murder of Dan
iCl IIill. the board of trade operator,
and the partner of George Il. Phillips.
This afternoon Police Inspector John
u. Shea said:
There is no doubt that an attempt
has been made to murder Mr.. Hill.
Everything points to this but what the
motive was I cannot at this time say
The Inspector limited that the entire
mystery would probably be cleared up
i'm a short time. Mr.. Hill was reported
to be resting easily. and his complete
recovery is expected.
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statements as to tho details Of the con-
ference were not announced. Il is under
stood. however. that the plan agreed
upon contemplates calling another con-
ference of the mine operators and the
whole committee OF the National Civic
Federation at New York. with a view
TO arbitrating the strike question. II is
said that the plan will be sent to Senator
Hanna for approval before recon-
mendation for further arbitration is
made II the plan is carried into effect
il is expected that some definite an
week or ten days.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-27
NOT KIDNAPFD. BUT MAN

New York May 25.-After eight dsvs
OF searching. the body OF kathleen Fiar-
agsn. 4 years old, has been found in the
Hudson river. Il was thought the child
had been kidnapped. and large reward
had been offered for her return PfrbIfc
prayers also had been made I'm the par-
ish where the child's parents reside.
Search OF the river was kept I'D. now
ever. and her body finally mas found by
fishermen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-27
'''ELS ANNIHILATE
TURKISH TROOPS

lt.7 rg----laE "a dispatch 10 the
BON ~. from cairo. Egypt. saws a
.-.'a.o- --slned there that q whole
&. 1.hrs--- inIkish troops has been
-l.ra s- ..t L'heIS near the seaport or
81 l.l srr.t-. t'klsh vil3yet Of Yemen.
,1o sr.--.-"e ''leTu part of Arabia.
ben .s- NOR of Mocha is s.,iJ -, L..,-,
go Ts, ~ away by the rebels as n host
a-s of --..--.l.-.lss are being Joined bv num-
- N'sh troops. who are desert
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-27
y y y = y = y = = = = = \ > 4
KILLED FOR love.

= Atlanta. Ga. May 26.-Willard 4
= Dee. who shot and instantly killed 4
= Miss Lille Sutless in church al 4
= Benhill. Ga. yesterday. was cap 4
= tured this morning near AusteI. 4
= Ga. and placed in the Atlanta 4
= jail. He says he killed Miss SUIT I
= less because his love was unre-
= Quilted. and he wished to end the
= suspense.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-27

CHANCES BETTER
FOR IRRIGATION BILL.


p Washington. May Z6.-Repre-
= sentative MOndell Of Wyoming to- I
2 day called upon President Boose-
= welt and asked his aid i'm securing
. the support Of several Republican 4
? members Of the house to the ma 4
? tional irrigation bill The president Z
? viii do all that he can consistently Z
2 TO secure favorable action on the (
= measure. Representative Shafroth (
2 Of Colorado said today he consid- I
? ers the chances of-carrying the bin 4
= very good, and growing better
= daily.
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HoAR WANTS TO KNOW.
Introduces Resolution Asking About
Personal Liberty of EiliDinos-

AAtAouuCSs Resolution ASKING ABOUT
Personal Liberty of Filipinos.
Washington, May Ex-senator HOar
today introduced the following resolu-
ton:
That the president be requested to
inform the senate whether there be
any law or regulation in force in Tie
Philippine islands which VIII prevent
any native Of those islands who may
so desire, who is not under arrest. and
against whom no charge of any Of
Tense against the United States is pend
Ing, from coming to the United States
and stating his views or desires as to
the interests of his people TO the presi-
dent or either house Of congress-
The resolution went over until to-
morrow, at the request of Mr.. Lodge
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Chicago. May 2S.-The first effects Of
the strike II the teamsters al the stock
wards was felt today. One or the largest
hotels was short Of ham, bacon and
eggs at breakfast and several other ho-
tells felt the absence Of come particular
cut % meat The representative Of the
TeamstcTs union said that unless their
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-27
MANY CHICAGOANS ARE FORCED
TO GO WITHOUT THEIR HAM AND EGGS

demands for better wages were mot fe
would be exceedingly difGcuit 10 yet
meat IN Chicago. The packers have asked
for protection
Three wholesale provision dealers at
the Union stock Yards signed the scale and
their men returned % work other con-
Germs are expected ID come ia later.
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Dav in the Housa.

Washington. May 26.-The house de-
voted today to business connected with
the District Of Columbia. and took a
recess until II @. III. tomorrow, ia or
der TO complete the bill in order to
amend the district code
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a CoRNIcK FOR EMBASSY.

Don. .SI'1. May 26-The presi- =
tu.r,-- nominated Robert \. 3
ths.r--h of Illinois TO be am 4
4+AL D" AuStria-Huugary. !
- ? %AA&A &AA& ! !
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-27
- Nen 80 wbite Honsa.

'F Fori 10. STAY -f-WhiteIaw Reid of
ee1si0r t1t guest 40 The White House.
.erc az ~ ,.,--,e,on and Representative FIiff
ui'b m, mite House aud took din-
'-.aIy Hncb y. sident and Mr. Reid. Sec
--'-A was among the callers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-27
HOTEL EMPLoYEs MEET.

Denver. Colo. May 26.-The United AS
sociatiou Of Hotel and Restaurant En-
ployes began its annual session here to-
day Only preliminary work was done.
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AERONAuT IS DROWNED.
Parachute Lands Balloonist in Middle
Of Lake.

O AdhI.
Denver. Colo. May 26.-Ben Bowen,
an aeronaut. made an ascension and
parachute drop at Manhattan beach,
a suburban summer resort, at Is to
night, and, falling about the middle
of the lake, was drowned before d boat
could reach him. Bowen was Is years
old. He came here from Brooklyn. but
his home IS said to have been in Balti-
more The body has not been recoy-
Grad
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-27
BUBONIC PLAGUE APPEARS

Majunga. Island Of Madagascar. May s.
Nine cases Of bubonic plague have been
found in Ma5Uuga.
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silver. 5issc per ounce.
Sonper. iiasc per pound; New York.
80 I'D $3.50 per 100 pounds; New York.
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