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YaI. Changer Athletic Rule.

Yale has done away with her rule
requiring Of men representing the
college in athletic, literary or musical
lines that they maintain a standing
1875 per cent higher than that exact.
ed from other students, Moreover,
the literary men will not be disquali.
fed for the literary organs Of the cal.
lege by being under warning for low
standing.
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DIR. COFFEE
Discovers Remedies That Restore
Sight to Blind People.

DR.. w. o. Coffee a noted oculist. s6O Good
Block, Des Moines Iowa, ms discovered med.
ieines for the eyes that people cen use at home
and cure OataTacts, Scnms, GRADUATED Lids,
Ulcors or Blindness and restore sight
Dr. Conee has published an 0page book on
Eye Diseases which he viii send Free 10 every
reader OF this paper. T1rls book tells how %
prevent old sight and mniFe weak eyes strong.
Write DE. ocnee today for his book.
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ThIa VIII InAsrsnt MnAh.r..

Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Child.
rem used BY MOther Gray, a nurse in
Chhdren's Home, New York, Cure Fever
isnness, Bad Stomach, Teebhing Disorders,
move and reg,ilate The bowels and destroy
Worms. Sold hy all Druggists, 25e. Sample
FREE Address A. 8. ORnsted, LeRoy. NY.
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Aunt Sarah TO nephew from the
sity)-ls Uncle Cyrus through milk
Ing Teddy Teddy-NOt quite. He's
finished two faueets, and has just be-
gun on the other two.
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The richest copper regiOA is that Of
Lake Superior, the copper being all in
the native state. In Minnesota mine
one mass taken cut was forty-Ave feet
In length, twenty-five feet at the great
est width and the thiekest part was
more than eight feet II weighed about
42O tons and was over 80 per cent. cop
per
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keen Your Eye

On the sunny san Luis valley for It
Is going 10 be a winner this year. You
will have mi Information from time
to time In these columns.
The Colorado Bureau OF lmmlgra.
ton, eI6 Majestic Building. Denver.
Colorado.
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WAC was that girl l saw you with
at the thsater last AiglIt?" "Oh. she's a
Wild unimal trainer" wild animal
tratnerl" Yes; teaches the Nth grade
In a grammar sshool-mostly boys"
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Some gFoceVs FAY they don't keep Dc.
nsnee Starch because they have a stock In
hand Of ~ %. brands, which they know
cannot be sold 70 q customer who has onro
used the 70 o.. Pig Defiance Starch Tor
came money.
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Al DrowsyvIlle

I'VE used to miss that sscommoda.
ton train every morning."
What do you do now that they
have taken II oR?'
why. we miss Il more than ever"
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Border Memories" by Marion Muir
Richardson. h one Of the seasons new
books. II is published BY the Reed
Publishing Company, Denver, Colo.
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IUsr kGEp kNIrrINo. kNlrrINo.

Aysrandma used to aIt morning I'm The night
with her needles sncng gancing shining bright
Dhe knitted stockings for ALL and all us agreed
Iha shed md satisfaction fitting a
] used 70 watch her often then. kindly
And wonder II In heaven above all the
And say Now amt wearyT depend
II Just keep knitting, knitting, o
I've walked iosome have hands with care
have spped at times with
nave tainted IN the struggle and heart pleas
Dear God chance to a heaven for
have toled and strven vainly,
And Judge that vanquished the strong;
yet still take heart Of bend
III you Just keep knitting knitting
ALFRED j. waterhoue n York Tines
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Does SmithePs bolong 10 the
lodee?" He thlAks the whole shoot
Ing match belongs 10 him"
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won't have to pick up and move over
10 Fernslde. He's talking Of It."
Il wouldn't do that"
why not?"
Myrtle edged a little nearer.
THAT is--no use Of your going, !
guess"
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Whsn Your Grocer aavn

ho does not have Defiance starch, you may
b sure be e afraid % keep Il until be
ttock Of " o.. packages are sold. Defiance
Cold Water Starch, but contains Is OF. 20
the package and sells for same money e "
O. hrAnds.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-06-03

Captain Belyaail-Yw madam. the nee
de Of the compass always points TO the
porth. Miss sweetthlng-How interest
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Papa says our minister's salary is
only half az much as that Of the base
ball pitcher" well. perhaps the
pitchers delivery Is better"
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The secret OF the popularity OF Baxtsr's
Builhsad" b-cent cigar Is revealed IN one
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-06-03

A smile OF satisfaction goes with one Of
Ba1ter's ''Bullhead" scent cigars.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-06-03

Papa. what kind OF plant Is a steel
plantY "oh. ! suppose It's some sort Of
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Smoke Ba1tera "Bullhead'' scent cigar.
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. dog's tail.
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Mrs. E. B. Bradshaw, Of
Guthrie, Okla, cured Of a severe
case by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
A great many women suffer with =
form Of indigestion or dyspepsia which
does not seem TO yield to ordinary
medical treatment. While the symp-
toms seem TO be similar to those Of
ordinary indigestion, yet the medi-
cines universally prescribed do not
seem to restore the patients normal
condition.
Mrs. Pinkham claims that there
Is kind Of dyspepsia that is caused
by derangeEent of the female organ
ism, and which, while IL causes dis
tuFbance similar TO ordinary indiges-
ton, cannot be relieved without a
medicine which not only acts as 4
stomach tonic, but has peculiar uterine
tonic effects as well.
Thousands of testimonial let
tiers prove beyond question that
nothing will relieve this distress
ing condition so surely as Lydia
IL. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. IL always works in har-
mOny with the female system.
Mrs. Pinkham advises sick
women free. Address Lynn, Mass.
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Denver Directory.

Financial Contract Security Co.
We pay spoF cent interest DEPOSIT BY'MAu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-06

THEN CAME HEAVY DECLINE
Onion Pacific, Missouri Paeihc ana
Others Carried "a Point or More
Reiow Last Nights Closing,

New York, June 6.-The opening OF
the stock market today was ieyerish
and nuctuatod uncertainty First prices
showed gains and losses much mixed,
Amalgamated Copper opened up y and
ran OF a point. Atchison rose u and
lost 4 Sugar. after advancing u re-
acted " St. Paul opened down u,
rallied q and then fuctuated. Hooking
Valley advanced 2.
The market hardened further before
the appearance OF the bank statement,
New Jersey Central advanced 51s and
Westinghouse Electric rallied a. The
heavy decline in cash in the banks
prompted selling which carried Union
Pacific. Missouri Pacific, Kansas &
Texas preferred md Tennessee Coal a
point or more under last night There
were signs Of supporting orders and
prices generally did not get back TO the
low level Of the morning The closing
was duh and heavy.
Prime mercantile paper, 4Aq5h per
cent
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business In bankers bills at 1880
iSS for demand, and at iS5GiS510 for
GO days. Posted rates, 4.SjhQ4.S6 and
isSAQ4S9; commercial bills, ASSOC
4S5%
Bar sllver-53c.
Mexican dollars-42.
Bonds-Govsrnments, steady; rail-
roads, steady.
Time money firm so Gays, 4hG5h per
cent; 70 days, 4laq5 per cent; six
months. jQ5l2 per cent. Money on call
nominal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-06

ever taken from any mine In this dis
riot. With high grade copper ana nigh
grade gold ore, the Clough VIII be able
To hold It's own
Charleg |. Clements, delegate OF the
Western Federation Of Miners, VINO mas
been recruiting members for the Milford
union. reports y total membership OF
1926. or this number lI5 are from the
mines adjacent to Milford, while $50
have Joined the Frisco branch, OF which
Mr.. Clements has been elected president,
He states that the Frisco branch viii
probably have q charter Of It's own In
the near futute,
Judge Botkin of Salt Lake. president
and manager OF the Old CAtawba COM
pany, has been down this week looking
after DEVELOPMENTS at the eonpany's
properties In Beaver Lake district. The
company owns three groups, compris-
lug 16 claims, and there Is most
promising showing Of copper, assays
giving as high as 2Si per cent copper,
"a ounces silver and $500 gold A
working shaft IL now being sunk on
the Copper King group.
John LeyshOn and Joe McEwen who
went prospecting down In the Mountain
Meadow country last week. made no
locations. but they took bond on
property that they think II a pretty
good thing II consists Of four claims,
located rs miles east OF Modena.
They gathered az q bunch OF samples
at random from the dump and had them
assayed upon their reutrn to Milford.
The returns showed from 10 25l5
ounces silver and some lead, There Is
a good strong ledge cropping out for
half a mile. and II widens from eight
feet on the surface to IA feet at so
feet A shaft has been sunk ia feet
alongside Of the vein. but there has
been no cross-cut below so feet. Ley
shon and McEwen viii go down and do
some work on the property
Some important developments are re-
ported at the Success. where Manager
Lane Is opening up 15-foot vein
OF ore that averages 3 per cent In
copper across its entire width, with
portions running rs high as II
per cent II is a cross vein and Mr. Lane
has known OF its existence for some
time. Last week he transferred the
men from the shaft for the purpose OF
openinhg up, and an open cut showed
the vein to be 10 feet wide A SHAFT
has been started and the ore Inn
proves with depth The Success Is ont
OF the most promising properties in
Beaver Lake district, as three strong
veins converge on this ground and Il IL
believed that some day II viii become a
great mine. milford Times,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-06
AMONG TINrIU's MINES.
South Swansea Pushing Work - AT
Abe May Day r shipments
Sneolal CORRESPONDENCE

Special correspondence.
Eureka. June 5.--Albert Burch, for
merry superintendent Of the Bulhon-
Beck mine, but now OF Spokane, Wash
ington, visited Unite this week, and in
speoted the Grand Central property at
Mammoth in which he is a stockholder.
A search for the east iissuie IN the
Lower Mammoth is being made,a cross
cut being driven on the $50 level at the
Old Colony mine; seams OF mlnerallzed
rock has been encountered.
Arrangements have becH made with
the Bullion Beck Mlnins company to
supply water for the contemplated con-
centrating Plant at the Uncle Sam
property
Thee shifts are at work on the SHAFT
being sunk on the South swansea prop
erty at silver City ore viii soon be
extracted from the S0O-level which Is
rapidly drying up 20 that work can be
pushed.
The delinquent stock of the Martha
Washington viii be put under the ham
mer next Monday.
During the early part OF the week
sinking was begun on the main shaft Of
the May Day property. Tie ore body Is
improving In drift 70 feet below the
shaft Supt Mathews is well pleased
with the showing. Work on the jgging
plant Is being pushed.
A station has been cut and a drift
started on the incline at the Emerald
property at Robinson, at depth OF 100
feet below the 150-foot level, Rich gold
quartz has been encountered
James Dunton has resigned his po-
stlon as engineer at the Snowflake, to
accept a position as engineer on the
Short Line railway, He viii be sue
eeeded az the mine by A. Richie.
A ledge is being orened up on the 81.
Eureka property, whore II crops
TO the surface Ola south end of the
ground.
The Centennial-EWeila IS back In line
again, leading the list of shippers, 1872
cars We're sent into the smelters during
the past week. distributed among the
mines as follows; Bullion Beck. a.;
Black Jack, !. Carlsa, s, Centennial
Eureka rs; Dragon Iron mine,lS, Eagle
& Blue Bell. 81 Grand Central. IL; Gem.
mi l2; Lower Mammoth, 6; La Ciede /
Mammoth 81 Star Con-. s. United sun.
beam, /. Victor 81 Yankee Con, II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-06
AMONG BEAVER MINES.
Good Showing OF ore In the Success,
Near Copper Mountain Mine.

Manager True OF the Blackhlrd com
pany made a trip 10 Beaver on Monday.
II Is reported that work rs TO be re-
sumed on the Copper King In the near
future
-Four electric drills are now being op-
Grated at the o. X. and rapid progress
Is being made.
Phippen & McTaggart who have
the contract FOR the trestle work Al the
smelter, have increased their force and
this heavy piece OF work viii soon be
completed.
J. +. Young, who Is interested in the
Mt Badly gold belt. was In Milford last
Sunday on his return from Salt Lake %
Iron county, where he has been work.
ing a number Of iron claims during the
past winter.
The Kitty Clough promise.to become
one OF the great copper hnnanzas OF
this section. Some magnificent rock is
now coming from the property. II
contains native copper red oxides and
carbonates and Is the richest copper ore
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-06
Merchants Are Inclined to be More
Conservative,
CONDITIONS ENCOURAGING.
Contracts for Iron aud Steei Are Re
ing Withheld, Hoping for some
Further Concessions,

New York June Or. G.. Dun g. Co.'S
Weekly Review of Trade tomorrow viii
say; "The elements provided the only
unfavorable developments Of the week,
and while these may net prove far-rcach-
ing In their effect. their first result is
seen in greater conservatism. Dispatches
regarding trade conditions at the lead
ing cities are generally encouraging Rail-
way earnings In May were 1874 per cent
larger than last year and pa per cent
greater than in l9Ol
"rhere is stil an inclination TO defer
placing Of contracts Tor iron ana steel
The United States Steel corporation has
bought 10000 tons OF pig iron chiefly FOR
delivery during the third quarter. but the
recent adjustment of quotations has not
stimulated general activity IN the indus
Try. on the contrary, there Is stll hope
Of further concessions and buyers are dis-
posed to set the full benefit, lmp0rtatlOns
are no longer encouraged and domestic
producers are prepared 10 accept more
export orders than was possible when
home markets were under great pressure.
Railway improvements and extensions
are again under consideration ana much
work win be done when confidence is re-
stored regarding the labor situation.
Textile Industries show no material
Improvement. Sellers Of cotton goods are
unwilling TO accept contracts for distant
deliveries and even on the immediate
business there Is little disposition to ac-
cept the prices offered. Interior trade re-
ports are less favorable, Western business
being affected by Hoods, while droughts
at the east and numerous strikes restrict
consumption Conditions as to wooden
goods are practically unchanged
Prospects continue bright In the foot
wear industry, The average Of domestic
hides Is again higher and COlOradoes sold
on par with native steers
Failures this week in the United States
were ls2, against s05 last week, ll9 the
preceding week and 2ls the corresponding
week last year. and IN Canada q against
last week, IA the preceding week and l6
last year"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-06

Des Molnes OF "a per cent ana 81 JOG
OF 81 per cent
The Home Independent Telephone
company has received 10 car loaus ..
poles from Spokane, and they are now
being shaved preparatory 10 selllnb,
which viii begin as soon as tne psins
and other material necessary IN lnei,
construction arrives. The company wiz
build a warehouse, 22xlO feet, OF corfu,
gated iron, west Of the d. a X. u Depot
for storing material.
With the settled weather general
business is picking up, and collections
are reported fair.
All Of the steel and iron work and ter
re- Gotta for the new Presbyterian
church have arrived, and as all OF the
other material is within Immediate
reach, there viii be no delay In constfuc-
ton. The building committee taxes
special pride in the arrangement OF the
basement, which is claimed TO be super
Tor to any church basement yet de-
signed.
Building permits issued since May a.
are as follows
Il. b. Williams, Jeremy ST., four room
brick, 5000.
William steers, Vowel Ave, four
room brick 81 1000
n. W. Cllppo, Seventh East between
Ninth and Tenth South, frame cottage
$500
Geo. w. Barows. $50 east Second
South, brick addition $500
ID. A. Palmquist 533 south Ninth East,
frame barn, 49,
Libbie c. Jenkins 1876 west Seventh
South. brick, six rooms, $4,000.
Fred'k Heath a Son, Ninth South
between Main and state, dancing pa
vllion, $1,000.
McConaughy. CAS- south State frame
office, sheds, $1,000
Mrs. Mayer, 3i1 south Fourth East,
brick residence, $4,000
Thirty-thlrd ward l.. d. S., Eleventh
East between Fourth and Firth South
brick Westinghouse $4,000.
Lorenzo SNOW, Third East between
Fourth and Fifth South, brick residence,
$4,000,
DR. ]. u. Keysor, Tenth East between
First and Second South, brick cottage,
So, 500.
William Price, Second street between
b aud G, brick barn, $500
l.. 8. Larson G street between Eighth
and Ninth. brick cottage, 81 800
Streyell Patterson Hdw e., corner
Third West and Third South, ron shed,
$500
Carl Lindstrom, liza Brgln Ave,
frame barn, $50,
John Macono, corner Sever tn South
and West Temple, brick store, $500.
Geo. $. Smith. ll6 east Sixth South,
brick residence, $500.
VIM. Coles, 23S Fern street, brick adj
dltlon $780,
Henry Gulsler, Eighth South between
Third and Fourth East frame cottage.
$3.50.
Mr.. Hogan, GA east Fourth South.
brick cottage, $1,000.
w $. Farris, Third East between
Eighth and Ninth South brick factory
$500
H. Hyander Spruce, Ave. frame ad-
ditlon $500
Aaron Keyser, between First and Sec
ond South and Second and Third West,
stable, $4,000
D h. Lyon, 1923 Seventh street, frame
addition. $500.
G, II. Jones, rear q south West Tenn
pie, brick addition, $1,000,
Richard Papworth, 225 west Fifth
North, brick addition, $3.50.
Total, $685.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-06
PATENT SURVEYS ORDERED.
Annie Laurie Extension of Gold
Mountain Mnkps lnnlfration.

In the Office Of the surveyor general
this week the following patent sur
yeys were ordered.
Survey No seas for the Halifax No.
G, Elcnora and Halifax lode mining
claims, situated In the Gold Mountain
Mining district, Piute county Applica-
tion made by the Annie Laurie Exten-
sion Mining Co Date May ~ Aonzo
+. Hyde. Jr., deputy mineral suyeyor.
Survey No. 50i6 for the Bully BOY
lode mining claim. situated In the Cliff
ton mining district, Tooele county. APP
plication made by the Electric Mining
q Milling co. Date June l. James G.
Dick, deputy mineral surveyor
Survey No 504i for the Carnival lode
mining claim, situated In the Spring
Greek mining district Juab county APP
plication made by T Il, Ellerbeck Date
June 3. Harry Fitzhugh deputy min
eral surveyor.
Survey No 50is for the Anaconda
Golden Gate Gwennie, Klondike. Klon-
dixie No, lode mining claims. situated
In the Hot Springs mining district. SAT-
Lake county. Application made by l..
h. bout Date June g. r. Il. l.. Col.
Her deputy mineral surveyor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-06
MINING CONCENTRATES.


Judge ]. \. Mcconnell manager OF
the Raven Mining company, has re-
turned from Chicago
Il Is announced officially that the
Utah Consolidated win distribute q
dividend Of $4,000 next month.
Manager c. w. whitley OF the A.
S. & r. Co., left for New York today,
The annual meeting OF the Lucky
BIN Mining company viii be held In
Park City next Tuesday.
From the property OF the Raven
Mining company operating In the elat-
critic fields OF the Uintah reservation
was shipped y cars OF product In May.
The annual stockholders meeting OF
the Tonopah Mining company. sched-
uled to take place on the 18th inst. has
been postponed indefinitely on account
Of the Illness Of John Hays Hammond.
who is expected TO make a report.
Supt. c. T. Mixer ofthe Creole mine
at Park City, returned 10 camp this
morning,
John T. Hodson will leave Monday
next for the Lincoln mine, Pearl dis
trict, Ida, OF which he 10 manager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-06
SALES OF STOCKS
ON THE EXCHANGE
Business Of the Week Much Light
err Than Usual,
ONLY slS5,77l CHECKED OUT
This sum Tor 25O,0i5 shares Lower
Mammoth played SIany Aorobatic
stunts -Today's Transactions

The sales OF mining stocks this week
on the exchange were lighter than they
have been for some time. Altogether
they aggregated only ylS5,11l12, the
equivalent Of 25O,9lj shares transferred,
By all odds, Lower Mammoth was the
feature, and it participated in a series
Of acrobatic stunts, On Monday morn
ing the stock appeared in the pit In
good form and advanced during the day
from Sl.76 to 1871 per share, Later
in the week, it touched at sl.9S, then
the bears got their batteries In opera
ton and this forenoon hammered II
down TO Sl,H for future delivery on the
open board. May Day, Star Con. and
Uncle Sam Con. were other active TIN
tic stocks. The former closed the week
lower, star Con. did ALSO while Uncle
Sam came to the scratch, but slightly
OF color
There was some demand for Callfor-
MIA and II maintained steady prices;
Wabash participated feebly, closing
few cents lower. Daly-Judge was
rather inclined 70 be stronger, while
Daly-West had difficult time to pull
through TO the last without showing
falling of, notwithstanding the assur-
nnce given by the management that in
July or August an extra dividend
would be handed out The company
has a surplus In excess OF 100000 Unit
ed States mining did not sell, but It
WAS quoted down. Majestic brought
50. Is per share ON the open board.
The closing quotations and sales to-
day were.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-06
IN THE BALANCE.
Deal Pending for the Rice Group
May Yet BE Defeated.

Word comes from Stateine that the
deal involving the Rice Mountain group
and which calls for a consideration Of
100000 is hanging In the balance.
II is alleged that In order TO defeat
the contamination, or perhaps to call
out q little blood money. parties here
tofore unknown are endeayoring to es-
tabiish claims to the property.
The holders OF the option, II Is said.
are prepared to execute II, but are not
disposed 10 mage any move that viii
entangle them In a law suit They are
not looking for law suit. but for
q mine They do not intend to buy in
to the former.
1t IL hoped for the welfare OF the
Stateline district that the controversy
win not go SO far as 10 keep out capi-
tai, when II Is ready 10 come In and
assist in developing the gold region in
the south.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-06
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. June -Wheat.-Receipt
1880 bushels Wheat was weakened
sharply this morning by better weather,
weak cables, prospects for large worlds
shipments and liquidation. July, S1@
SiA; Sept, 777Q7Sh.
Butter-Receipts. 1895 packages.
Firm. State dairy l7G2iia creamery,
1Sd22k.
Eggs-Recepts, 1000 packages.
Steady. Western extras, 17k@lS; west
ern flrsts, l6Ql6is
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining 3is;
centrifugal So test, 1892; molasses
sugar, 2 1892: refined is weak Crushed,
5,45 powdered, i.95 granulated, ASS
Coffee-Quiet, No Rio, 5b.