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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-01
SPIKE AMP RAIL.

J. S. York, commercial agent for uie
Blue Line at Omaha resigned tod. ~
10 enter other business.
X. o. Kyes Of the Chicago. Milwaa-
kee & 81. Paul. returned from Idaho
this morning.
The "rrip 10 Chinatown" company
came in from the east this morning
over the Rio Grande estern.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-01
ATTACHMEN SUIT.
II. I. Osterwold Files One Against
Maggie N, belong.

An attachment suit has been filed IN
the district court by II. c. Osterwald
against Maggie Mae De Long to col
lect $500, alleged to be the balance due
on promissory note executed by de-
PENDANT In favor of plaintiff on April
3, 1902 and payable on April g. 1909
The affidavit Of attachment states that
defendant has been concealed and Is
about TO assign and dispose OF her
property with intent to defraud her
creditors. In addition to the 5000 prln.
eipal, plaintiff also asks Judgment for
Interest on that amount from Aprll 8,
1902. at six per cent and for $500 attor-
ney's fees.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-01
HJNoKLEY APPOINTED.
old Time o. S. L.. Man Master Me-
ohanio for ID. a Il. @.

A. c. Hlnckley, formerly master me-
chanic or the st. Joe & Grand Island,
has'been appointed master mechanic Of
the Denver * lsio Grande Mr. Hinck-
ley IL known 20 old time railroaders
here from the fact that for some years
he was division master mechanic Of the
Oregon Short Line under the Union
Pacific management Mr. Hlnckley Is
a bro;her-in-law of Don C. Porter of
this city, He first entered the railroad
service "a years ago and during that
time he has had a wide experience In
his special line of work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-01
HEWLETT BROS. co.

office of the Deseret News on Saturday
morning at 1890, at which time II Is
expected that a report will be forth
coming from the committee appointed
by the Ministers association. Other In
formation is being CLEANED IN the mean
time upon which II Is proposed further
action shall be based.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-01
SHOOTERS OUT TODAY.
Ride and Gun Clubs Have Good Pro-
gram On.

The markspen of Salt Lake have ar
rnnged for n busy time today Be-
ginning this morning qnd continuing all
day, the Rife club VIII hold shoot at
It's range on Eleventh South and Four
tecnth East, and a quart OF oysters win
be given the man winning the highest
score In each event. The shoot is open
TO everybody.
The Gun club on thir state street
grounds are shooting for tukeya, the
events being 10 and Is blueroclSs-
At Provo a big party has gone after
the long cared Jack rabbits. a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-01

St Louis No, Ded 3l.-Brooklyn
Tommy Sullivan won tn decision over
Eddy Toy OF San Fran cisco in 20
round boxing contestl at the East
End Athletic club tonight, Toy put up
a hard contest, but was BADLY punished
throughout.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-01
80
TOM HORNS CASE,
Petitions for Writ OF Error and stay
OF Execution.

Cheyenne, Wyo.. Dec. 3l.--A petition
for a writ Of error in the case OF Tom
Horn, the stockman who was sentenced
TO be hanged Jan. for the murder OF
Willie Nickel, was made to the SUI
preme court today and stay OF execd-
ton was granted. This win prolong
the condemned mans life for at least
six months
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-01
ATTEMPTED JAIL BREAK.
Alleged Bridger Bank Robbers Make
Unsuccessful One.
(speclal 10 Inc oNews.'

Red Lodge Mont, Jan. la daring
attempt to escape on the part Of three
alleged Bridger bank robbers was frus-
trated here last night by the nerve and
quickness OF Jailer Harry Smith AT
supper time, Jailer Smith opened the
cage door to feed the prisoners when
the men pounced upon him. Smith
wrenched himself loose and leaped
backward, succeeding in slammlng the
cell door shut in the face of the des-
peradoes. The three men robbed the
Bridger bank of $4,000 several weeks
ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-01
The crowned heads OF every nation.
me rich men, poor men and misers

All Join In paying tribute to
DeWitts Little Early Risers.
II. Williams, San Antonio, Tex, writes.
Little Early Riser Pills are the best /
ever used In my family. | unhesitat-
lngly recommend them to everybody.
They cure Constipation, Billiousness,
Sick Headache. Torpid Liver, Jaundice,
malaria and all other liver troubles. q.
{. NJ. |. Drug store. ll2-llA Main ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

The Oberlin College Glee club was
Yesterday entertained ut the home Of
Prof. and Mrs NJ. f. Jones. go West
South Temple street. Refreshments and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-01
college songs made the occasion one OF
great pleasure to all present.

college songs made the occasion one Of
great pleasure TO all present.
Miss Priscilla Livingston and Mr.
Frank Evans We're married yesterday
at The home Of the brides parents, blsh-
op Whitney performing the ceremony
TIE happy couple win reside In coal
yille, where the groom VIII engage IN
the law business as a member OF the
firm Of Evans, ingebretsen ana Evans
Of this city.
Gov. and Mrs. Wells received this af-
ternoon at their home on First street.
The CotiIlion club gave the first OF a
series Of parties at Fort Douglas last
evening. The hall was prettlly decor.
ated and the reglmental band furnished
delightful music. The affair was under
direction Of committee composed OF
Mrs. Sturgis, Mrs. Pardee Miss Bubb,
Capt Harbeson, Lieut.. Merrill and
Capt, Sturgis as chairman.
Miss Mcmillan received this after
noon, being assisted by the Misses Sails
bury, McGrath, Donnellan. Dolly and
Emily Read.
DR. and Mrs. Hepburn entertained de-
lightfully last evening preceding the
cotilllon. The home was beautifully
decorated and those present were Col,
and Mrs. Holmes, Capt. and Mrs. Guy
Palmer, Capt. and Mrs. Pardee, Fred
Pardee of Chicago and Capt. VIM.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-01
WANTED.

In every town in Utah, Idaho and
Wyoming. an honest, energetic boyf
sell the SATURDAY NEWS
commissions paid. Reference I'd
Write US for particulars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-01
wRATHY AT CURZoN.
British neutrality-suspicious. Resent
His Remarks at Delhi

London, Jan. Lord Curzon has
brought on himself the wrath OF the
furniture dealers Of Great Britain by a
dIsparaging alluslon In his speech at
the opening OF the art exhibition at
Delhi Dec 30, to "Tottenham COURT
Road furniture, its cheap Italian mo-
safes and flaming brussels carpets" and
appealing to the maharajahs 10 furnish
their palaces with Indian work rather
than these British products Sir John
Elundell Maple, NJ, r., who Is governor
OF a large firm of furniture dealers OF
the Tottenham Road leads the attack
and cllnches his Indictment with show
Ing letter dated Calcutta from Lord
Curzon, ordering carpets and request
Ing the order be duplicated yearly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-01
Sing a song Of ages,
Pray what have we here,
A merry cry from plenty's pie,
To start the glad New Year.

And commence the New Year cor
rectly by using Three Crown Baking
Powder, for every can Is perfect and
guaranteed equal TO the best brand on
the market and sells for half the price.
% cents per pound.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-01
Killed While Retnrnlne from Partr

Cynthlana, KY. Jan. while re-
turning from a New Years party early
today Ray Hickman, aged IS, and Miss
May Lowell were struck by freight
train, Hickman was instantly killed
and Miss Lowell injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-01

Gov. and Mrs. Wells received this af-
ternoon at their home on First street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-26
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Aug observation-disclosures. $500 head;
steady TO ice good to prime steers 50 25aS5 20
Sc oS4 3o cows 81 5OqS4 heters s2Gs4 5 Gamers,
81 0$2 20; bulls 81 50g$4 40; calves S5gS1 Texas fed
steers S3aS4 So Western SO 259S4 IS HOGS-Re
cepts day. 1000 head; tomorrow. 5000; opened
s. 90 good to choice heavy IS 45qS5 rs rough heavy $50
SIS 40 light 5Ods6 IS; bulk Of sales 50 SOGS5 30.
SHEEP-Receipts. 25,O0o head sheep and lambs choice
@a 10 SEofce mixed 81 25F$8 western sheep 81 $50
So co. native lambs 50GSJ co; Western lambs S4S5 10
East Buffalo. Aug -CATTLE-Receipts. 250 head;
OGS-Receipts 900 head active and strong DC higher
heavy Sc 20Qs6 %; medium. SO 25GS6 30 Workers and
pigs, Sc 90QS6 40. roughs $3qS5 % stays 81 25S4 %;
Receipts 1000 steady; lambs s. 25aS6; yearnss
81 25gS 50; wethers $4Q$4 % ewes So 2$3 5o sheep.
mixed 81 60G$4.
TIE weak at 50 25q$4 90. SHEEP steady at 81 259
So %. LAMBS easy at 81 259S5 70.
Kansas city. Aug. 5--CATTLE-ReceIpts IS 600
head. calves 1890; fat cattle steady lower; win
quarantine 5Q1Oc lower; stockers slow
weak. choice export dressed TOS5
good, S4S4 stoCkers and feeders 81 90S4
Western steers S3DS4 80 Texas Indian steers
81 % native heifers S27S4 Gamers 81 507$2 So
bulls 81 1892 60: calves 50 5ops5 so HOGSRecepts
6OO0 market opened 0c higher; closed &c Yoer
than yesterdays close: Sc Is bulk 3 1885 05
heavy IS GIs5 So mixed packers s. 75d$s; light s.
Qs6 TO- Yockars S6GS6 10; pigs s. $3.50 10. SHEEP
Receipts. 900 head, native sheep strong and acJve
lambs So 1gqS5 .; Western lambs s3g$5 % fsd
ewes, So 6oGs4; Texas clipped yearlnss 81 5OgS4 TO-
clipped sheep 81 40S4 stockers and feeders s. 20
East Liberty Aug. 25.-CATTLE steady ehe.ca $ 30
Sct3vs: prime heavies S. o6a$5 90 mediums, Sc $9g
s., 40: heavy Yo-xers light and Iigs Sc So
So 10; roUghs. Sass . SHEEP slow; Lest TsineT
S. seqs4; culs and common, 81 5oSS2 VEAL CALVES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-26

bbl 75c9s1 -; STRING BEANS. Western Nsw-YOrk.
green per bush basket 6oc4Sli do wax 6ocG$ 2 90
Western NeT-Yor per bag, 5OcSl do Jersey and MARY
land, per half bb basket. e5Q75c; SQUASH. per Dol
crate Dol 5caSlf DO yellow crook NECK ooc2Sl. 90
white, 15c4$l SOi TOMATOES, Monmouth county. Acme
per box. S9S1 . do fair to choice, 40g63c 90 south
Jersey. Acme, s6e9Sl IL; CO medium 65Goei DO poor
Delaware per carrier 5OcG$1; do hat bush basket
BOO 40C. TURNIPS, by Russia, Dbl. 81 .54S<
Go Jersey Long Island, white 100 punches sSA
SUNDRIES- AX-Steady at 2J93ec Per 70
MAPLE SUSARQuoted 9G10lsc Per 10 fo- sugar and 90
Ge0c gal for syrup GIN5ESPrtue dry root IN felr
demand and steady 80 20 per 10 tor northern ara
Eastern 81 50a$5 for Western and sS4 80 for southern
and Southwestern. HONEY-In light supply and STEADY
We quote Glover comb. fancy. % lac DO rair 70
0Q6lzc; DO Southern. extracted gal S0goOc us
Peanuts In fair demand and steady Pecans quiet
We quote: PEANUTS. Virginia. band picked Jumbo,
per ~ 6AG61sci do fancy 4Rg4&c; do extra SsgS3sc
90 Spanish shslled, No !. 5&G57zc 90 No = SH4S2ci
do Virginia, sheled. No I. 444%c: DO 40 = SGS7%c'
PECANS. round lots. ungraded. per n i=aSc
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-The Offering was larger
old Receipts still fair proportion or the
supply and It be in acceptable condition TO make
outside figure Sales not large weather hot and ADVERSE
to handling. We quote Prime, large bales. per lOo
10, $1QS1 %; do old new. 9OQe5c: No l. eOg9oc:
No . S5GS7Ac: No 75dS0c; small bales &c less than
large; clover mixed, prime 70ql75c clover range 9Q
soc sTRAw-Good to prime long rye held the la{e
advance though supplies rather more liberal We
Choice 81 10. Receipts OF hay reported IN tons
Railroad 400 Erie 800; Pennsylvania 3d. Lehigh valley
l4O: Baltimore and Ohio. 90 Central Of NeeTssy 100;
river boats 400. boats, 4i9; total. 1S1e tons
Receipts Of straw, 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-26
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. August %, 1908
CoFFEE-ovlng 10 TIE continued switching from the
re--r.. positions by longs, who pre-
er4y desire 20 avoid immediate deliveries the coffee
srslsg- To-Day ruled fairly active The opening
s+s- re- UNCHANGED points lower under the lower
7.--rea~ cables reports OF IN Brazil where
recently heard o. damage from
o--5-f while she total business reached nearly AS,
30 transacted without further change
an still steady.
ret IN. -r-al points lower The reported rains
-.ere supposed mainly responsible for the declines
n tie European markets which about Z to = pig
lower Hamburg. ana from = 10 y franc lower at
HAVE market recovered part Of the loss be
s5re the close without affecting local sentiment.
against -, 600 bags last year, but the
pts estimated at 4l.365 bags bid fair
rather hehnd last years movement, when 1890
p addition tie switching noted there have been
little selling for the account IF parties who recently
bought me reports q crop damage and who had be-
discouraged ty the resistance OF ths market the
upward reu1aI-y result the lstcal 20
and naturally tended bring about
Iig-llat31- q these holdings The SPOT was
cuiar The basis e 5iEc Rio no Z
TIE range q contract prices the local market
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-26

moderate demand resulting about rs loads all
a. outportE AS expected weekly report
IAther oearlsh On winter wheat had effect
AIound midday. The feature cables an advance
Of oQb5 points IN Paris wheat ana Hour chiefly
nneo 10 August in which there
Al the same time X officially
IN France had suffered considerable damage x
cesslVs Tanfani harvesting finished
ana part CT the crop has been rendered Most
OF the weakness here in the II
round that export trade would be only light
Inc Northwest reported considerable wheat in tha
arrivals OF 30 cars at Duluth % graded No Northern
looJatlons OF cash wheat. Z b aAoat basis.
3olows; No Northern Duluth 934c, late September;
NO hard Chicago. SIC, middle September. and No
RED Hew-1ork s6c spot Worlds stocks, according TO
bradstreet So increased 593 600 bush. CORN-There
was considerable selling Of throughout day,
bureau report n Chicago about 100000
for operator. contrast 10 FAIR Wes-ern de-
rand for cash corn. principally New-Eugland
count, the local cash department very dull along
export lines. only leads being reported The
increased country offerings showed receipts which
aggregated 100000 BUSH $4,000 year.
Clearances small and English markets partly I'D
net lower. Our market closed dull Ss11sc net de-
cline. No closed 5sizc elevator and 5e5zc
Q ahoat. No white 591zc and No yellow
oOt7c b ahOat OATS-In there
less selling OF December and May Chicago and a
general easier following other Cash sales
here amounted to - COO bush No closed SS4c;
No 2. 91A4c; No . white. Ale; No 8 white 40c track
white, 4oG45c standard white 4ic. RYE-MaTket quiet
10 Western, 60t4c afost. State and Jersey
boaa3c- BARL5Y-Market steady Feeding quoted
at <se. new, and mating at o2955c both Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-26
The BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Aug. 2S.The volume Of actual trade IN tbs
wool market this week only moderate Prices,
however were FIRMLY held and there Is weakness
direction The following are The quotations for lead
descriptions. Ohio and Pennsylvanla-[X above,
S4G34l7c; Y. 29u30c; No l. 3243Sc; No QS2c;
washed dslane, 50 Q36c Michigsn-X and above 28S
27c; Nos and 2 2sG29ci fne washed deaine S2gs3c.
TerritoTy-Idaho fine, 14Gl5c: fine medium 1914 either
Medium, 1sGlsc Wyoming. hue. LAG l5c; lne medium,
1GlRGl1i2c: medium 4z0IGc. Utah and
I511Cc: medium 1IUI7lzc medium. 100 Zoe Dakota
fine I5GlGc. medium, 1G15a175sc; medium 1920.
MoutaEaFins. choice. q 22s fine medium choice 199
2Cc; staple 2oq21c medium choice. 20g2Ic Colorado,
Mexico etc--Eine. I1Gl2c; fms medium. l4oI5c:
medium l5916c Australian woods are in very light
ply, there inquiry for dne megfnos owing
to high prices OF domestic fleece Prices
very firm; cobing choice, secured basis s34S5c good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-26

Exchange special Liverpool cablesSpot cctton
sales bales. speculation and export, 500;
American Coo receipts 4CoO Hl11hDg upland, esd.
ftlres opened irregular e9S points advance; closed
tfaefF 6G11is points higher August $50 August
September and September 647di September %
G.e41; October Move ber 565455 6sdi November De-
ce1ber. tSsd; Dece-Ler January 5-ote5sle January
EIrtl. 54s95 40: Apr3l-AEGy 54sd Administrations
ErEr. clc-Es. doing.
flour AND MEAIS-Ln a general way The -four
- remained prices but the trade persisted n
re-ug CT Spring patents g soQs5 10
winter glts s. eSS3 80; winter patents g Os4 80.
spring clears g 1884 Nc winter 80 1898 20
extra 10 winter s. SOC s. 10; red dog 50 Sa s4 DO 70
STRIVE RYE FLCLE-ouet Quoted; Par % good, s. s51
= g; eAoee fancy. s. S5aS3 5. COF<NMEAI-stsady
S5osec1 kiia dried 50 pass 81 as 70 brand ,BAeS.
-t-AL-Q-ieL Quoted; Fine white ard yellow. e 5o9
fsL spot ST Is; 2o 10 81 10 spring
ea rnldElng SIS 5Q9S23 200 n sacks city feed,
s-ga*s So Lsnsee6 oil cake. so Eomtn5 chop. 81 -.
S-LE 81 arrive. meal *2E1SZi 90.
EEAT-Furrher ground was lost By the bull
ee1snt to-day under moderate realizing and
1s market closed y sc lower. The only nrnnesS
l-st around tEs 0peHng when higher PARIS markets
&C more rain 81 tie Northwest occasionso enough local
SoseItng q elevate the price 4s9e per oushel after
e hrst hour offerings became larger. Influenced BY big
Esepts T. the Southwest notably st Kansas CITY where
$3.50 bush arrived, compared with only III 600 bush
y ne corresponding day last on the other hand,
tg wheat receipts somewhat smaller than they
sfe been also noted bulls that since
le beginning q tie wheat movement this the
VISIBLE supply has decreased 900 bush. whereas
s ago i increased 500 COO bush. ssaboard clesraces
ERE moderate. but have By any means equaiied
~-S@s q year Ggo Among exporters there Wss Only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-26

Unchanged BUTTER-Firm prints 1e higher;
Western creamery Soc; nearby priats 21o EGGS-
Firm and higher fresh nearby. pc. loss on;
eru 22c; Southwestern, 19@2Oc: Southern. l6GI7c.
CEIEESEQuiet and barely steady, NevY full creams,
choice new l0ggl044e: fair . good. 9z4q1g'tc Re
ceIpts-F0ur bbls 233 coo 70 sacks: wheat,
27GtO bush: corn, 10 600 bush oats 1900 bush Ship
meHts-Wheat A. OGO bush; corn. 600 bush; $50
bush
St Louis. Aug. 25.--wHEAT No red cash. elevator.
5ezsc: Septs36eT !gze DeGs11Ssr' So asSc' Ma.
September. 4G5sci December 47lsc; May. 4sAe OATS.
cash. 33c; September. 32so: December. s4Sc May.
&c s437C; No . white, s. nc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


Ing cars for export alive and for the
Shipments today included s43 cattle L9s5 sheep ana
morrow the oceanic for Liverpool is estimated
200 quarters Of beef the NewYork FOR
will be laden with $50 cattle for c. coughlin. -.
Prime light 7sas sold at about steady prices All ohss
eg apd afs' s sass g per 100 NJ eus at 81
Er@ssers butterrnks and fed calves at ws s
with selected reaching l2is country dressed
ssaiesj G. Curtis Son: veal. 127 70 average. at
s. per 100 ID As do 1Se 70 at 81 20; do 10 To- at
s. So u Dc I2 3. at s. e do S }2 at g. do
H H Hollis: IS yeas I55 n. at IS e; do ls4 NJ;
s sF SCI l5 70 at s. ss % aom@o n5 IS
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were 22F3 cars or o.4Ll
head, all for the market, making with the stale STOCK
2e cars on sale Shee9 s Ss s. fa o
and closing weak at the decline Fully 10 cars were
s e 800 at ~ IS sase @ 20 head at So 5o ous at s.
The dressed meat market d6ntinued duI dePresssd
Dressed mutton sold at SAag1se per ~ few western
Sales Wilkersan: 20 ok kentucky lambs e. e {o 70
ios Kentucky SHEEP ri 10 at So IS; d. 100 n q
a2 wss Virginia gG DO DO s o y Sc @ $50 DO g
r. at s. s o. Ito n at s. 50; ia Kentucy d. So
n. At So 50: buck. $50 n. at S. ,.,. q, =.
Sc IS s. kea5Hsky d. 70 r. at s. 2s 2s7 g. % st
S. les 3 Is sheen at b E At s Co. GUS II 49, % rs a.
% vi 14S do III lis At 81 81 bucks i4S ~ at e 50
do 1873 n. at 81 30 ,-., ,,. N ', - ca az.
Ra6ae7 sheep s NJ - Is Stat. Do b.
at So 87is % dc. las n, at 81 So - 90.
S Judd 1es Kentucky lambs. 90 10, at s. So
- kentucky sheep. 1O6 n at SO 12lz.
Sherman Culver 24O West Virginia lambs, 81 70 AZ
EGGs-Rccerts were 81 cars 4.9t3 head. all for
slaughterers Feeling Buffalo advices No sales
reported to-days market on live weight Country
dressed hogs almost nominal but quoted at S12QSc per
medium weights and 972sc for Light weights -
average at SIS 50 per NJ 80 144 70 at Sc 5Q II do
1a3 n at S. 30 10 III n at 50 2 "a do 1877 ~ at
Sc TX DO COS 10 at So 10; Is 22s 70 at So roughs.
81 nj 5p az & Go Gate yes}erday: ISL mixed Western
hogs is 10 at s. IS 6s state do Ice r. at Sc go JiS
10 at S. 50: 2ss IS %: do $50 ~ at IS TO-
v,iISn date yesterday: IS state hogs 70. at
Sc 90 10 do n at Sc 40 roughs. $50 10 at IS so;
H. Hollis date yesterday: state hogs. 15S n at
Sc 5o 80 DO n. Sc so; rough. 24o ~ at s. 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-26
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Aug 25.-CIosirs: wHEAT-spot No = red
Western winter. new hr. C. Sd: No northern spring
g. 59.d. 1ecernbe- g. sLt COPN.spot 'arns~fran
steady. I'd: futures quiet septeInber eist
October, As Gsd PEAS-Cauadian quiet, Sc Sd FLOUR
st Louis fancy winter quiet. Sc 81. HOPS London
(Pacihc Coas) nTm, f6Sf5 10s BEEF dull extra Iacis
mess, CPS Cd. PORK dull prime mess, Western 76s-
HAMS-Short cut II 20 10 y. firm SIS BACON steady
Cumberland IS 80 70 steady 53s Cd: rib 10
10 SIS: long middies light. IS 81;
mindless IS Cd clear
backs 16 % 70 SIS Ga clear bellies: IA TO 10 70 24s
SHOELDERS-Square. II - y. steady 96s Sd LARD
Prime Western In uerces firm SOS: American refined
In strong Ala BUTTER nominal CHEESE arm:
american finest white 4ss do colorsd Cd TALLoW
Prime city steady 23s 81 TURPENTIS E-splnts
strong 4as 81 ROSIE-C0nmon qlust, 81 Sd Pc
TRoIEUM-Reansd. siId nominal LESsEED OIL dun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-26
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York, August q 1903
BEANS AND PEAS-Recetpts for the week l.2ol bbls
ana 200 sacks ass bbls peas: 10l5
leans SIS bbls peas imports 5S2 bags beans
sni3 peas been rather strong feeling
On domestic marrow Of the week with sales az
generally. two cases 24sc more OBJ
tnined. some holders not willing TO sell at the
quotation but trade IS very quet,
ana business doing 81 higher price Aediuu
with best marks Jobbtng AZ s. Is
pes have haA little more times but close
quiet though firmly held Export orders for red kidney
slowly. the market has softenSd
e little best goods. Very few white kidney
yellow held first hands Turtle soup drag
ging California lima working cut slowly, and Giants
neglected The IN foreign white beans
generally SLOW but prices have held steady 20
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