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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-11-14
NEARING THE END.
Defense Rests in M~olineux Case-Ar-
,2sH cunents Monday,

DS1enSe t1SSGS III ElWOiI1SuS SaSG--Af.{
/, suments Monday.
New York, Nov. 10.-Mrs. Anna {.
Stephenson, who testified in the trial
of Molineux yesterday that to the best
Of her belief Harry S. Cornish was the
man who mailed the poison package,
WAS the first witness placed on the
stand today. She testified 1t was not
true as reported that she did not recog-
lnize Cornish until he was pointed out
Ito her in court.
Professor Herman G. Vulte. of Colum-
,bia university, testified that Molineux
was in his company from moo until az
tier shutdown on the afternoon of the day
1.-THE poison package was mailed.
Henry G. Lockwood, postoffice
clerk, corroborated Mrs. Stephenson's
statement that the package was mailed
on the Broadway side OF the {postofflce.
Several witnesses testified to the ease
with which they were able to purchase
Icyanide Of mercury at the drug stores.
Ex-Governor Black submitted q table
Ito show that although the written ex-
fkibits were made up of several thou
lsand individual letters, the prosecution
has based Its contention thai Molineux
Wrote them all upon a similarity found
Pin some seventeen letters.
That closed the case for the defense.
The state called Joseph Farrell, the
hitherto missing Newark detective, as
tits first witness In rebuttal.
The prosecution rested Its case at
1885.
J The trial was later adjourned until
Monday, when he arguments will be
made
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MEETS HIS ADVISERS.
Cabinet Convened for the First Tirnein
Severai6Mcnths.

Cabinet Convened for the First Tirnsin
SeveraiSMonths.
Washington. NOV. 10.---The cabinet
met today for the first time In several
months. The meeting, which was held
III the new executive offices, lasted two
and half hours There was a general
discussion OF business that has ae-
cumulated since#the last meeting. Y
/ n&vieW Of the fact that the president
is going away Monday night, 4 be
gone for two weeks, each of the cabinet
officers was called upon to lay before
him any matters OF business that
would likely arise during his absence
requiring his action.
State Departments Budget
Secretary Hay brought forward the
Colombian canal negotiations, which
were briefly discussed. and also re-
ffeTTsa IL h eggrsssssraaikf raE towards
negotiation of a reciprocity treatySWith
Cuba. IT. Is stated, howeyeEin neither
case did the cabinet indicate any de-
sire to change the policy which the
state department "a been pursuing.
5Some tfme#Was spent in examination
OF the results Of the recent&eIeetions,
and there al an expression Of general
satisfaction oyer=the3 retirls
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DENIED NEW TRIAL.

Lesion Balliett Sentenced 10 One Year
i'm TAIL.
8 Des Moines, Ia. Nov. 10-Judge Mum
ger, In the federal court today, refused
to grant Letson Balliett, known as the
mining king, q new trial. and sentenced
him to pay fine OF S1,0O0 and to o. year
In the county Jail. #g&S
Balliett was convicted last spring OF
using the United States mails for
fraudulent purposessSin exploiting q
mining sche1ne.88It was shown ON the
witness stand at the time or the trial
that over $3.50, 900 had been receiped by
Ballet from small investors all oyer
the United States.
Balliett claimed to. be the owner In tho
White Swan gold mine In California He
sold stock IN the mine after It was flied
with water and grew rich 3fromt$tha95vic-
Tins who boughtsup his stock trial
last spring he was convicted and sen
one year5tn jail with 81, Coo fine.
dH Balliett was born and raised In Des
Moires;: his father being Jndge9S..sF b. Bal
lett observation-disclosures were broughtfto
bear after he got into trouble by his reck-
less Misrepresentation am Il saauien
schemes oyernor3C uinnsns Wassthe#iead
ing counsel for the defsnse: Rut 1t was
hopeless, and he wa conFtcted..$@s##$saS3s$ssz5 s
resumed exploiting his schemes after cen
viction and while motion for new trial
was pending. He has lar full-page write
In such paper as Harper'ssWeekiy,
and has been trying ITO put the White
Swan scheme on Its feet GAIN
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a SHARP COMBINE.
Makers Of Edge Tools 20 Merge $780,.
900 Canital.

Makers Of Edge Tools 20 Merge $780,.
900 Capital.
# New York, Nov. 10.-Consolidation OF
the leading manufacturers In this
country Of axe and certain lines OF
edge tools is In progress, according to
the Journal OF Commerce. meeting
OF various parties In interest has been
held in this city, but nothing official
was given out.
The new company will probably be
known as the International Az and
Tool company, and will have an aus
thorized capital: stock Of about $4,000
900. tits also proposed to issue bonds
which will bring the total capital up 70
something like $4,000, 900.
1t is said the newsenterprise will be
incorporated under the laws OF New
Jersey In the course of few weeks.
Besides merging the plants of the
large manufacturers Of axes, hatchets,
scythes and other tools, the prominent
manufacturers Of handles and grind
stones r a constituent part OF the
proposed company. 95
AT the same time, it is intirnated
some steel manufacturers. from whom
the combine car secure Its raw ma
tterial, may also be affiliated.
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VICTIM az
Tennessee Student s Dropped Frorss
Third story Window. MO-

~ 4=YSes@SH1ss - - yRAs ~ pexSNEE4MsASH
Knoxville, Tenn. Now s-Thoughss
every member ofthe acn1tySdeniea
positively that suchWasthe case, AM
attempt to haze d student OF the Uni~g
.versity Of Tennassee resulted Id ansac.
5ctdent which nothing but miracle
prevented from being more serious.
4. Wilford Of Memphis MISUNDERSTANDING
of the prank.sand unless he was n
terrlally injured. as feared hesWiHL re-.
cover. 8$TS5
"a party Of hazerHseized him. but he
escaped and fed sstos HIS quarters in1
Hunles hall. There the door he had
locked was broken down, and be was
seized and dropped cuts f third story
Window pool Of WaterSWas aII$that
broke his fall. a. distance ofsnfty feet
q even then his shoulder WasRdislo-
Gated. i55 NH Mss@
His comrades. who regarded him
highly, realized what they had lone
almost Instantly. and have since done
everything they couldsstoy atone for the
trick. The utmost secrecy hassbean pre-
served. andSlocaly papers printstoriesSt ID
the effect that III WAS acknowledgements
dental. HS6ss &$sS
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FLOUR MILL CON BIN
Contamination Of Deal Embraoin.
Pacific Coast Properties.

San francisco, Nov. 8.-Conirming
previous reports, the Call says "a
deal Is practically accomplished for the
amalgamationSof all the extensive nour-
Ing interests IN the Pacific coast. 1t will
take In the large plants CT Washington;
Oregon and California, and will call
into existence one large corporation
with a capital OF 100000 900 and ;facili-
ties equal to supplying the present and
prospect1vely greater demands 4of the
Pacific coast and the orient. William
Thomson OF this city Is now in the
east In connection with the deal. The
preliminary advices were made a few
weeks ago by Mr.. Thomson Of the
Continental mills Of Seattle and Mr..
Wilcox Of the Portland Flour Mills
company. Under the plan fossaanancing
the deal, the owners OF existing prop
critics are to receive on a fixed and
agreed valuation Of plants, etc, 20 per
cent In cash n the remainder In bonds
and stocks to be issued by the new corr
poration toasbe formed to effect the
amalgamation,,,
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VOTE VERY CLOSE
IN EMPIRE STATE
latest Returns From New York
Indicate OdeII's Plurality
Will Be Under 10000.
LEGISLATURE REPUBLICAN,
Not Since the Election of r.. p. Flower
Over y. sloat Fassett Has
There Been Such an
sS Upheaval.

Albany, Nov. 5.--Since Flower in q
democratic landslide defeated Fassett
for governor, there has not been such
AN overturning of votes from the re-.
publican to the democratic party in the.
state as that which occurred yesterday.
With the exception Of Erie, Albany and
Rensselaer, counties every democratic
prediction Of sweeping majorities was
carried out and amplified, Failure to
realize hopes in these counties removed
AL chance of Coler's election.
Over its combined vote in the state
two years age the democrats gained
about IS per cent and the republicans
lost 40. From a plurality OF l,00U
Odell drops to below 10000. 1t will re-
aaquire the official count to determine
who is elected judge of the court Of
appeals and attorney general.
While the democrats nave gained in
the legislature it is safely republican,,
insuring the election OF a republican
successor to Senator Platt.
Revised returns indicate odelrs plu-
rality is 10000. z
Coler's plurality in Greater New York
exceeded u.s. 900, a surplus of 5000 above
the claim made by Charles F.. Murphy,
leader of Tammany Hall, but even that
large vote was not sufficient to over
come the republican majority from up
the state. Odell'ss vote in the country
districts was lighter than wv years
age, but Coler's was also lower than
EStanchfieid' s inTthes same year. S&zs5
i New York city Colers plurality
was approximately III, 900. mace up as
follows:
coIer's Heavy Vote in City.
New York county, $4,000; Kings
county, 2e.5O0; Queens county. S., 300;
Richmond, $500; oyster Bay, where
President Roosevelt's country home is
situated, and where he voted yesterday,
was carried by Coler, his plurality be-
ing 131. Two years agosOdelIs plural
81 ity was 512.
Late returns from remote districts
show a falling off in the Odell vose.
Oneida county gave Coler a plurality
OF Jap, a republican loss Of 5,20S, and
this reduced Odell's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ably.
Figures from the congressional dis
tricts IN New York city and h Long
Island counties apparently showed q
loss OF four members OF the national
house to the Republicans, the heavy
Coler vote having carried, according to
the first returns, the first nineteen dis
tricts in the state for the democratic
candidates. All $returns i1ldicate&that
Judge Gray, democratic candidate for
Judge of the court Of appeals, ransome-
what ahead Of his ticket. sss
The democrats made gains in the
state legislature, but the gains were
MOI sufficient to endanger the repub-
Sltcan hold on the seat in the United
States senate.
AlthoughsunofiiciaI reports apparent
ly show Odell's reelection by 10,79S
plurality,aEoler his democratic oppon-
.tav,f &,,afJ1S Tod yr5tn5 pnnrnHnT hiS do
feat, declaring he wished to wait for
q official count of the.Yosa.
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CHANCE FOR a ROW.
Colorado Republicans Will Try to OBJ.
tain Control Of the House.

Colorado Republicans Will Try to OBJ
tain Control Of the House.
Denver,N Nov. S.-Nearly complete re-
turns show the republicans elected the
entire state ticket, with the possible x
seption Of superintendent OF schools,
two Of the three congressman, and that
the democrats will have a majority of
l6 to IS on joint ballot in the legisla-
lure, unless h republicans obtain con-
troll Of the lower house and unseat the
entire Arapahoe county delegation.
The republican leaders frankly an
nounce they will carry out that pro-
gram il 1t be in their power. In such an
event the senate, consisting of rs DEM
5ocrats undergraduates probably will
refuse to organizeg|the legislature with
the house and thuszWill block the cleo
lion of a successor to Senator Teller.
On the; face Of the returns the house
membership is SO democrats and 80 res
publicans.E but republicans claim the
official count will reverse these figures.
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ASKS ODD QUESTIONS
Commodore Gerry Curious About lint
versal Erotherhood,s sss purple
Inspiratjons.ss

NewfYork, Nov.s 1.-THE subjactpf
the admittancep fthee IevenSC ubanSchll
dren whom the Universal EEntlerhnod1
would educate ana ineidentailv q
1mar1d" that was MISUNDERSTANDING
were before the court oesinuuiryso n Ill
siding. A. Spalding al the hear
Ing spoke against the detention oftha
children, saying b q ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Brotherhood Unacceptable 1ofScariIgSfor
them. When ha efefredaS chill
dreIlss society SsCpnnaodors
tested, and said Nh. Spalding nat
beenscalled upon make eecaa
Commodore Gerry askedMr SpAlds
ing aboutStha Point Coma iIlstitrtIon
Cuban children would BE- cared ox
properly and might not become public
charges. #
Mr.. spalding was snsked about the
workings and private afEalrssof the
SYoga school, and he declined toSansWar.
Was otKatharirlea Ttnglley barn ans
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS EWaH
maiden name Kafe8sVNestcotts ana did
mother father keep second class hoSss
asked.
.srdo rot know, Ms spalaing se
Piled. SSs HNs
He was asked 10 tharaswag spaniei
dog, known as ttflespnrpl ih~isIsiration;sMa
and OF lincanrly ptcturesa ID t1a wallis
OF he school, III his the
children were Taught NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
had human sonlssaHH a answered U
to each question Mrs. Epaldiin en
marked that theSSquestipns were sxts
rageous. She and DR. ssnEs laft
the room. ssSsHEs8S
Mr. Spaldtpg mAdaa move as if
strike CominodpreGerr and thes1,
pounding the sSdaskssshoalted ssNosN oJJss
INSTRUMENTATION ID
cross examine MrsA Gerry. Whosreplied
that heScouidsnot $8@
.sI9p you paalddsS that
marry and lay oftsprtngs?s,sMr Gerry
asked. #4s
IS WI vi theArapIX.M @ssssH1 ssS.
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CHURCHES GET AID.
Omaha and Council Bluffs Methodist
Societies Receive Assistance.

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. S.-The gen
sral~ 8coniInittee of church extensions Of
The Methodist Episcopal church, in ses-.
sion here began consideration OF the
apporti0nmentSSof funds to b asked
from each conferences to make up the.
1850, 100000 to be used for next years
;hurch extension. As portion Of the
session was devoted to be discussion of
Sthe question Of withdrawing certain
churches from the law ofsthe board Of
church extension. which specifies that
no donation shall be made to any
sehugch the maintenance of which has
5s:ossss $4,000 or oyer.
Exceptions were made In seen In
stances, the churches exempted being
regarded as especially deserving
sAInong themare Broadway church,
Council Bluffs Ia. and the Hanscom
Park church. Omaha, Heb.
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POLITICS Or The
NEXT CONGRESS
Republicans Will Have Majority
OF Nearly Forty in the
House.
THE TABLE BY STATES
Congressman overstreet,s Latest Esti-
mate Is That Majority Party
Has Elected 2o8
Members.

New York. Nov. s.-Congressman
30verstreet, secretary of the republican,
congressional campaign committee, an
nonuced today that 20s republican.
members had been elected beyond
doubt; thatathe democrats had elected
ITO.
Chicago. Nov. 6.-Dispatches to the
Associated Press shoWSthe republicans
have elected 2O7 members Of congress-.
the: democrats Ito. and one California
district is .yetin doubt.
The table by states is as follows:
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IN RHODE ISLAND.
although Republican State Ticket 4
Elected, Democrats Make large
CSains.

Providence, RI II, Nov. 5.-4Aithougi
complete have not beer res
|ceivadtedays the results on hand SHOW
the deilocratsSe1ec their grandfather
for governor and lieutenant g0vernos
Thy 5000 majority, with f~hescorgres.
sional place In the First district doubt,
fuI. The democrats gain througIsotI
the entirestate ~elecfang mayors Ii
four or. five eities aE.ssssutingSaowI ths
republican lead inSthe house OF repre-
aentatives The senate remains strong
ar republican,.
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I'M OHIO

Republicans Say Plurality Will Be
f0o,coc-No Change in Congres-
sional Representation.
Columbus, A. Ssss. 5.-YVIth more.
complete returns tile republicans say.
today thatst heir plurality onEthe state
ticketSWiI approximate 100. 600.
Neutrality-suspicious. delegafion.Sstands
sseYenteenArepublicans foursdemocrats.a
a In the last congress. The~p1nraIities
IN all the Observation-Disclosures are
greatly decreased and In herepublican
Increased.
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MILES, REPORT.
Indorses Brooks Recommendations and
Says Personnel Of Army Was
Never Better.

Washington Nov. 8.-The annual re-
port Of Lieutenant General Miles Ia
brief reviews the reports that have
been submitted to him by other Of
tieers. He indorses the recommended
ton of General Brooke for readjust-
ment OF the geographical limits of the
different departments with a view to
squalizing conditions, and calls atten-
ton to the necessity OF providing quar-
ters forSartillery along the coast. He
says the personnel of the army was
never In better condition.
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I'M MASSACHUSETTS.

Democrats Gain One Congressman ii
HE Bay State-SociaIists Cast
10000 Votes,
Boston, Nov. Observation-Disclosures
ed republican state ticket. The con
gressionnal delegation will be ten rs
legislature is republican. The yott
was the the largest ever cast for gov
ernor Bates majority is 81, AS, bu
Castor, democrat, made a gain OF II
centsin the partyc-er last yeae't
vote. The sooialtstic candidate fQ
governor received about 10000 votes
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DIES MONIES NEEDS lT.

ioWa's Capital City Gets $1,000 from
8 Nj. f, Church Buiidino Fund.
Philadelphia, Pa. Nov. 10.lThe gem
eral committee On church extensionaof
the Methodist Episcopal church today
continued apporttonment ofsthe church
building fund among the 126 confer
ences.Up&to the noo recess the fol-
lowing were among the apportionnents
made:4 :sEs u 5 s sFSass5sa E85ss4Ssss
Central Illinois, 81, 600: Central Swedish
$500: s34EC Chicago German, $1,000; Dakota,
$1,000; Des Moines, 5000.
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WILL GIVE THANKS.

Governor Yates secretarysi issues Proc.
anpation TO People Of Illinois.
Springfeld, I'LL NOV. S.-GoloneI ohm.
0g1esbys priyatessecretary of
Governor Yafes.today issued q procla-
nation designating Thursday Novern-:
Ser 2zTs as Thanksgiving day. The proc
anaation NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sof ulinoisi
10 Observe the day IN an appropriate
ne BLESSINGS of the year,gaasd alsosre-
quests them % make donations forBtha
3ear and needy.
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IN MISSOURI.
Democratic State Ticket Elected an,
Fifteeno Out Of Sixteen Con-

St.Louis, Nov. 5.-While complete re.
turns from the state are not yet receivet
there is nothing to indicate. a change
from last nights figures, which show
the election of a democratic stat,
ticket, a safe democratic majority il
the legislature and election Of hftee1
democrats out Of sixteen congressman
According to complete returns ever!
public officer in St. Louis, with fftee1
members OF the municipal assembly
two justices Of the peace and two con
stables, are now democratic.
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lean. for governors was elected by 40.
900 plurality. The congressional dele.
CATION is made UP of ten republicans
and one democrat. The legislature Il
overwhelmingly republican, which
means the probable reelection Of Sen,
ator@SpOoner.
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in COLORADO.
Legislature Democratic by Large Ma
jority, lnsurins Recollection
Of Senator Teller.

Denver, Nov. 5.-The result Of thu
election Is still in doubt. The republic
n claim Peabody was e~lected$by 500
to 10000 plurality, while the democrat
claim Stimson has a plurality Of 500
The democrats will have a large major
Both republicansEsand democrats arr
claiming the three congressman, BIZ
chances favor the democrats.
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In
More Than 100000 Votes Cast in Key.
stone State-Pennypacker's
SSSMaiorit 17S,OOO.

Philadelphia,,#N NOV. 5.--For the first
time insSthe history Of the state more.
than461,00e,090 votes We're cast in an
election Samuel w. 5Pennypacker, re-
Spublican,Wa elected governor by an
estimatedpl uralityof175,0o 600, and the re-.
$pubiiiCaT@Fttiieiks tt Wasa9generany@succ
full in 1.-THE various counties. The demo-
Gratis elected two and possiblyathree,44of
the thirty-tWo congressman. The legis-5
lature WILDE more strongly republican.
than ever before, with the exception of
the 1897 session, and it is certain that
Boies Penrose will succeed himself in
the UniSsd States senate. &s
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CAMPAIGN FATAL.
Missouri tSoIitician succeedssin Eco
ton, but succumbs From
Over Exertion.

Joplin, Mo-, Nov. s.-Judge r. M.
Redburn, aged 65, who Tuesday was
elected circuit Judge Of Jasper county,
died today from over-exertion during
the campaign. He was prominent In
state politics for twenty-five years.
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q ~SUsPEcTED

Richard Cole, Washington Porter,
Charged With Murder.
washington, Mes. 10i---T,he eoronef.s
Jury has held Richard Cole, aIScoiored
porter, for the murdered Mrs Gil
bert Tennis, the dressrriaker. who was
assaulted on the nighto OF December 10
last, and who died recently.
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IN MICHIGAN.

lican, for Governor, Ran Nearly
# $4,000 Behind Ticket.
Detroit. Nov. 5.-Revised returns re.
ceived at noon show Bliss. republican,
347,414; Durand, democrat, 1850. Bliss
ran 1850 behind Fred NJ. Warner, re-
publican candidate for secretary OF
state. The legislature will stand: Re.
zpublicans, 119; democrats, II, with two
districts still in doubt.
In Detroit Mayor Maybury's, (dem.]
plurality was 1855. In the first con.
gressional district Alfred Lucking was
the only democratic congressman
elected. He has a plurality Of 1929
with eleven precincts to hear from.
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sMinneapoIis
Duluth.

hard, a2ttsc, No. norIhern,72c; No.
northern, 76cs MOB spring, ESQ., I'd arrive:
Mo. hard, 7sllaeii No. northern. ne;
sNoyembers 72c; December, esNc May,
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Kansas City
GRAIN MARKETS.
Grain and Provisions.

Chicago. Nov. S.-Cash quotations were
$asifolioW5:A
Flour-Market5 steady.
Wheat--No, spring. To@71c; M. 8 e7M@
tic; No. q red, 7OW71c.
Eorn-No.8 z. 54c; No. 2 yellow, 55c.
Oats-No. 2, 27A@8eiNo 2 white, 30A0
sS34c;; No. 3 white 2SA@31Hse
VI Rye-Mo. 4, E49c,.ss 8s:s
Barley-Goo5 feeding. 4294sc; fair to
FLAX: seed-No. !, s1.14;; MOI northwest
ern,, 81 LII. 992g 4SG3s
Timothy Seed-Prime, $3.50.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sfG775. H i
Righteousness pork, $I6.750l SIZE:
lard, $l0.s5; short ribs sides, $10.6O@-0i5;
saitsd shoulders Sa.25@10.50; short
SF frnae e;: aairy,,@15@
Hc;acreamery 6A@24IlAc
turned, &c. Ss#
cheese-Market steady at:l1@12c.
Minneapolis.
s., M,innssaapolliis. S 10y: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
i hard, Issse. No. northern zsae, No. !
49, nEHA