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Swedish lutheran

Easter services at the Swedish Lutheran
chLrch: Early service at o'clock; chill
oren $ service at 10 a. n. At this service
O'Clock a. m. the regUiar service viii be
held. AT this service the choir will sing
Lefven Herran. and The Uav Of
resurrection. In the evening at s
CLOCK communion services viii be held
The choir Will sing "Hvar rag sar.'' and
NJ Jubelaret-" All are invited to these
services. Emanuel Rydberg, pastor.
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BIRTHS EXCEED DEATHS.
Forty-one Children Were Born Dur
ing the Past Week.

The report OF the board of health for
the week ending April shows a rec
ord Of forty-one births. twenty-six
males and fifteen females. The deaths
for the same period numbers twenty
nine, or which twenty were males and
nine females.
Two cases OF scarlet fever were re-
ported during the week, making five
cases in quarantine at the close of this
report. Six cases Of diphtheria were
also reported during the week. and two
cases discharged, leaving nine in quar-
antine. Eleven cases OF smallpox were
reported and six discharged. leaving
twenty-five IN quarantine. Fifteen
cases of whooping cough were reported
and two cases Of typhoid fever.
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German Evanpelical

German Evangelical services at the East
Side Baptist church, corner Third South
Snd Seventh East. Easter service and
our sunday school will sing No Sunday
school. Bible lecture Wednesday, April 6,
at y. m, at pastors residence. The
Ladies Aid society viii meet Thursday,
April Z, at p. m, at the home Of Mrs. o.
Carlson. 1882 West Second North. Take
the fair grounds and Oakley car. You are
cordially invited. The Rev. @. A. Zim-
mer pastor
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Allow Us to come to your home and
study the architectural construction,
the natural light conditions, the color
ing style of your rugs and draperies.
and we are then prepared to offer you
suggestions which VIII contribute large
" to the successful decoration Of your
home. GEO. w EBERT & CO,
81 Main St, 326 State St
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Unitarian.

First Unitarian society.-Easter. services
at Unity han. 40 South Second street at
II a. m. for congregation and Sunday
school together; sermon by Rev. W. II.
Fish, jr.. Life Here and Hereafter" No
Sunday school or Emerson class. Music
by Unity Quartette I'VE Praise Three. %
duet by Miss Larson and Miss Cook; ''In
Dreams I've Heard the Seraphs Fair;'
sole, Hosanna.' by Miss Larson. Lecture
Sunday evening at 7:50 on The Future of
Utah" by Mr.. Fisher Harris. Unity club
meeting Monday at s D. N. Unity circle
meeting Wednesday at 2.3e .. m.
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Scientist.

First Church Of Christ. Scientist $50
East Third South.-Sunday school at 9:45
a. m; church service at II a m. subject,
are Sin. Disease and Death Reai2" Each
wednesday evening at o clock a meeting
Is held 10 listen TO the testimonials OF
healing of both sin and sickness. All are
welcome to these services. Free reading
rooms open daily from 10 a. n. to d. m
in rooms 607-60S Scott-Streveu building
16S Main street. Take elevator.
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Presbyterian.

First. Presbyterian Church. Corner
of Second East and Second South streets.
w. NJ. Paden. d. D., pastor. John G.
Lincoln, assistant. Morning service II
o'clock, Optimism of the Eastertide, -
Sunday school at 1870 .. M. At 4 o'clock
Mrs. Clint Taylor will address the news
boys of the city and older people who de-
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CHURCH SERVICES.
Baptfsr.

First Baptist Church--Corner Of Second
South and Second West street Rev r. A.
Brown, pastor. Preaching at Il d. IN. and
l.D p. IN. Sunday school at 1915, F. j.
Lucas. superintendent. A union meeting
OF the young peopie's Christian societies
at $50 p. m. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all young people 10 come. Spc-
cial services viii be held Wednesdays.
Thursday and Friday evenings at :
O'Clock. A welcome to all.
Rio Grande Mission Chapel.-Second
SOuth between Ninth and Tenth Nest.
sunday school at 10 o'clock a. m. George
Paul, superintendent
Burlington Mission Chapel-Corner OF
Indiana avenue and Navajo street. Sum
day school at $3.50 p. M; Friday evening
service at 1880.
East Side Baptist Church-corner OF
Third South and Seventh East. n. Bar
nett. past Service at IL a. M. Wi n
Easter music and sermon. The ordl
nance OF the Lords supper. with the hapd
OF fellowship 60 new members. after the
morning service. Special Easter exercise :
by the Sunday school at I2:I5 d. fn. No
service In the caurch in the EVENING"
Young Peoples meeting and regular ser,5-
ice with The First Bapti.t church. Tha
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Christian

Central Christian church, corner Third
East and Fourth South streets.-Preach-
ing at II a. IN. by DIR. T. w Pfnkerton
Utah Commandery No. 1. Knights Tenn
piars, viii attend the services in a body.
Special musinc has been prepared by the
choir. assisted by Miss Allen, vfolinist
and Mr.. McCorkle. basso. The children OF
the Junior Endeavor Will have charge Of
the evening services. Bible school at 1890
p. m; Christian Endeayor at $50 %. m. /:
Junior EndeavOr at p. m. Tuesday;
prayer service Wednesday evening at s
O'Clock. A cordial invitation is extended
10 ali 10 attend these services.
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Central Christian.

Programme Of Easter music TO be given
az the Central Christian church:
Voluntary . .........................
Holy. Holy, Holy, Lord God Al
mighty
Gloria Patri' ........-....... Louis Berge
Gloria from 18th mass ........ Mozaf (
Choir assisted by Miss Allen.
ttdiian lynn ..---....---..--.. Giardini
Hymn. II Know Ny Redeemer Idveth .
OffertOry. -Abendiied" .......... S;chunnann
Violin solo ........... Mis- Esther Alien
Anthem, Rejoice, the Lord Is King
.:s.:--......-. -........-........... Adams
Choir. assisted by Mr. McCorkie
hymn. onward. Christian Soldiers
P0stlude.
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of the young people of the city viii ne
held in the church. At 7:30 the evening
service viii be held with the following
musical programme:
Christ. the Lord, Is Risen" .-......... MDeS
Sunday school chorus. twenty voices,
HE Is Not Here. but Is Risen" .Millard
Church choir.
THE Holy City" ........ Mrs. A. D. Melvin
Song Of the Star" ................. TOWne
Misses Chloe Blood and Grace Courtney.
'-HOsannah' ........-....--.... Granier
Church choir.
Face to Face" ......... Mrs. A D. Melvin
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lustrating a form Of construction pc
culiar TO the plural marriage system.
The entire corner now occupied by
the Alta club. University club, this
house and other buildings was once
a garden belonging to Daniel II. Wells.
first counselor of President Brigham
Young, and father of Governor Heber
NJ. Wells. Counselor Wells lived where
the TempletOn building now stands
In 1868, or Whereabouts, the house was
built by Joseph A. Young, eldest son
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AMERICAN WALL PAPER co.
6 E. 3rd So, Chas. H. Bode1, Former
" With G. w Midglev.

In wall paper department we are
showing a large. line of new goods in
all grades from 10 cents per roll up.
We employ a large staff of competent
workmen and are prepared to execute
orders promptly.
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Methodist.

First Methodist Episcopal church. on
Third South. near Main street, Benjamin
Young, pastOr.-Services at ii a. m and
7:39 D. m; morning topic. An Easter
Message" In the evening the Sunday
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First Baptist Church.

The Easter service AT the First Raptist
church will be given GA Sunday eveninE,
instead0f In the morning. In the morning
the pastor viii preach a short sermon
on Sacrifice, followed by the LORD !,
supper At s o'clock a union meeting
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TO BE SENTENCED MONDAY
Anna M. Bradley Will Appear Before
Judge Morse at 10 O'Clock.

In the case of the state against An
ma NJ. Bradley, the defendant. who
some time age entered a plea of gull
". Will appear for sentence before
Judge Morse tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
Yesterday the court appointed At
tcrney A Z. WedgewOod to appear for
the defendant in lieu of Judge Howat,
who was appointed some days ago
but by reason of being engaged in the
federal court cannot attend to this case
tomorrow
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See the Empire CREAM SEPARA-
TORS at work. Exhibition daily. Con-
solidated Wagon & Machine Co.. 1873 to
$50 State street. George T. Odell, gem
eral manager
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Agatha Berkhoei:
Professional, "Allelulia'' .PalestI n a
Easter chant. anthem, Christ our
Passover, ..............-..-.-. Schillng
Gloria Patri," Robinson
lie 9eum, .-..-.--...s...--s-..... =; r d y
"Jubiate" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Fatrbank
Introit, "Benedictus qui- VENT -.
Kyrie. Gloria Tibi. Credo. -. cruickshank
Hymn, Gloria No. 112...................Re es
Offertory, Awake Thou That Sleep
est = ..-.ss.............s...s -. MAKE
Sursum COrda, Sanctus .Agnus Del
Gloria in Excelsis, Nunc Dimittis,
-. ;.-,.:...-.---........:: Chuleksnahk
The music at the evening service VIII
music for tile morning service viii be re-
peated at this service. Miss BerkhOel VIII
assist at the evening service. The choir:
Boys-Frank Mckee. robert Harr :,
Harry Thompson. Fisher Harris, jr., Ar
thur Bergman, Frank McCurdy. Stephen
Beesley. Louis Moore. Floyd Casterline,
Ralph Casterline, Leonard Yundt, Cyril
Edmunds. Ray Bergman, Lourie Bennett.
Henry Fitzhugh.
Sopranes-Mrs. ]. W. Edmunds. Mrs.
G Z. West, Miss Virginia Elmer. Miss
Anna Johnson, Miss Heva Dunsford, Miss
Elizabeth Craig, Miss Name Meeks Mrs.
Fisher Harris, Miss B,rdie Thompson,
Miss Margaret Johnson. Miss Pearl Saw
age. Miss Minnie knight, Miss Margaret
Harris, Miss Josephine Bottsford
Altos-Mrs. c y. Perkins, Miss Elsie
Seheid. Mrs. Sol McCurdy. Miss Madge
Tenors-Charles Sault Clarence Gaines.
George P0ate. Mr.. White
Bassos-Paul Beemer. George Bible.
Reg Edmunds. c. Z. West. Warren
John B. BerkhoeI. organist and choir
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Phillips Congregational Church-Fifth
South and Seventh East. Rev. P. A. SimD-
kin, pastor. Services this day: At II a.
m, Easter service with special music by
the choir and Sunday school: sOloist Mrs.
Kate p. Anderson. Song service with
special music. at 7;s5; Christian EndeavOr
at $50. Cordial invitation TO attend all
services is extended the public.
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sire to attend Evening services 7.45. The
Gospel of the Resurrection" There will
be special Easter music at both morning
ana evening services All are welcome.
The senior Christian Endesvor society
will join in the union. Young Peoples
meeting in the First Baptist church from
s TO p M
Westminster Presbyterian church,
Fourth West. between First and Second
South, Rev. John Richelsen pastor; resi-
cence, 10 West Seventh South; telephone.
1S36-X---April 3. 1880 a. m. special Easter
service and communion; sermon by pas
tor; ladies' quartette, Christ is Risen
Easter. exercises Of the Sunday school.
Revival services every night OF the coming
week under the direction Of Rev. II. Nj.
Rankin. synodical ;. $. missionary for
Utah. Public cordially invited 70 all these
services.
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In the Federal Court.

Monday viii be rule day in the fed
eral court, when the following cases
viii be called: Clutch VS.. U. p. Coal
Co; Evans Snider VS.. Wool Growers:
Fairbanks vs.. Cotton Wax-Oil Co; Tin
tic Mining Co. VS.. Dewey NJ. & M. Co.
Hubbard Us. DAILY West: Dugan VS..
Bingham & Eastern Copper Co.; Car
risOn VS.. American Smelling Co: Con-
rad-Stanford VS.. Utah Savings; ToItec
Ranch Co. VS.. Central Pacific; Farms
worth VS.. L. p. Coal Co.. Halmberg
vs. Potts; Akridge VS.. DAILY West:
Gibson VS.. L. L. Coal Co: Parke VS.
Ajax Mining Co; Woods Grocer Co. VS.
MatsOn; Miller vs. Klenke; Anderson
Us. Parke a Anderson: Soper VS.. Hud-
son: in re W. II. Sherman, bankrupt:
in re William Cornell. bankrupt; in re
G. l. PrObasco. bankrupt: in re F. NJ
Cook, bankrupt: in re c. =. HuddIeson,
bankrupt; in re l.. NJ Chain, bank
rupt; Croft VS.. Green.
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Want the Best

Obtainable in laundry work? Just IA
vor us with your patronage. Our re-
putation national.
Tells. 1872 and 1e3. TROY LAUNDRY.
166 Main street,
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Congregational.

First egational.-Special Easter
services at II O'Clock: sermon by the pas
tor. Rev. Elmer /. Goshen; Sunday school
following church services. Public cor
daily invited
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Plymouth Congregational church.-Sun-
day school at $3.50 q m; Easter service
$50 p. m. Rev. +. I. Goshen will speak at
the Easter service.
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With the tearing down this week Of
the long low house just south Of the
Alta club viii disappear one of the
landmarks of Salt Lake City. The old
Joseph A. Young house. which has
been shown to tourists for years as q
typical Mormon home,' viii be de-
molished to make room for the new
Packard library. The long, low, one
story house, with its broad veranda
and three front entrances. has been
gazed at curiOusly by thousands as il
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Of Brigham Young and father OF Ma
jOr Richard w. Young. Mr.. Young
was planning eventually to erect q
handsome residence on the corner now
occupied by the Alta club, and he built
the more modest dwelling TO live in
until he was ready to put up the
other.
He lived with his two wives and
families in the low house until the
time of his death in 1875. The fami-
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Our Savior's Evangelical Lutheran
church. Fourth East. between Fourth and
Fifth South.-Snnday services at 1880 a.
M. in English. ana p. IN. IN Norwegian.
The Ladies' society Will meet next Thurs
day afternoon at the parsonage. You are
cordially invited 70 attend a. c. III.
Overn. pastor.
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z. c. N. I.
wan Paper and Decorations.

Finishing Hardware. See south win
dow.
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German Lutheran--Easter Sunday serv-
Ice in German az D. m. at Swedish
church. corner Second South and Fourth
East. The German speaking public is
most cordially invited to attend. j. r.
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St. MARKS Cathedral. Very Rev. jaime

st. Marks cathedral, Very Rev James
1901 Fa6 y, boI. o1s q al =
m. holy communion; IL a. m. morning
prayer, holy communion and sermon by
the Rt. Rev, William II. Moreland. D. D.,
bishop of Sacramento: p. m, evening
prayer. confirmation and address by
Bishop Moreland. The public is cordially
invited TO attend the services Doors
ODcn at IL and o'clock
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St johns chapel Perkins addition. the
rector of St. Pauls church minister in
charge; Mr. 3. w. Z. Jennens, lay reader.
-Chiidren's service at $3.50 p. m. All are
invited. On Thursday evening there will
be the annual parish meeting. All the
members are urged TO come.
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school will have charge of the service.
rendering an interesting Easter pro-
gramme. Special music at both services.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m: Junior
League at 3 p. m: Epworth League at
ESQ. ALI are cordially invited to these
services.
Second NJ. L. church. Fourth East and
Galena, Rev. w. b. Burton, pastor
Easter sermon at II a. m; Easter pro-
gramme by the Sunday school at a:30 p.
m; Sunday school at 10 a. m. Ellis Jayne,
superintendent. Prayer meeting Wednes-
day at D. N. Ladies' Aid.
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lift ID. E. Church.

Easter programme for church and Sun
day school. Tiff NJ. r. church. oSint
East and First South. exercises TO begin
at IL o'clock a. m:
Voluntary.
Anthem, From Gloom 20 Glory .... Choir
Hymn, THE Lord Is Risen Indeed o..
............................. Congregation
Prayer.
Song, Christ Arose ..................
Mrs. Traps Sunday school class
Scripture reading.
Song ......---...--.. Primary department.
Solo. The Resurrection" Rosco Susmann
Short sermon.
Anthem. victorious King" ...C Choir
Easter offering by classes.
Song Grown Him .......... Glass of girls
Subscriptions for missions
Anthem, THE True EASIER .....Choir
DoXology ------------......-.. Congregation
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EASTER MUSIC
IN THE CHURCHES
Programmes TO Be Given in
Places of Worship.
st. qaul's Church.

At st. PauTs church Easter will be
ushered in with full choral service at
a. m. At IL a. m. the following splendid
musical programme VIII be rendered Dy
the full vested choir, assisted by Miss
Agatha RarkhOpi-
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many years the place was the home
of Spencer Clawson, Mrs. Clawson be-
ing q daughter of Mr.. Young. 1t was
sold by him to John Q. Packard as
a site for the handsome new library.
This will make the second landmark
20 be removed within a year from this
neighborhoOd. The Brigham Young
schOolhouse has been torn down. and
the handsome new Emery Holmes
apartment building on its site is near
ing completion.
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mid-week prayer meeting will be union
meeting with the First church on We'd
nesday evening.
Southwest Missiou.-COrner Second West
and Mead streets. Sunday school at 400
p. M evening services at 7:45; Easter
lantern slides Will be shown.
Episcopal.
St PauTs church, Main and Fourth
South streets the Rev Charles e Perk-
ms. B. d. rectOr.-Services, and s a. m !;
holy communion. II a. m; morning prayer
and holy communion and Easter sermon
$3.50 .. m; children's Easter festival D.
m: evening prayer and confirmation SER
mon BY Bishop Moreland Of Sacramento.
Strangers and visitors are cordially well
coined. All seats free.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-12-04
A NEGRO COLLEGE
Lutherans to Establish
One in Greensboro at
Cost of $4,000.

Especial 70 News and Observer
Greensboro, n. G.. Dec. 3.-The
Lutheran Synodical Board of st. Louis
of the Lutheran denomination %
white people decided this afternoon t.
locate a college in Greensboro for the
education Of colored boys and pur-
chased fifteen acres of land adjacent
to the city for u ste. The college
and necessary residence buildings viii
cost fifty Thousand dollars and work
VII begin in the spring to be ready
for the opening in September. Facil-
tiles for the accommodation of three
hundred students will be provided.
This will make the third college in
Greensboro for educa ting colore6
pcople-the State Agricultural and
Mechanical College for boys and Pen
nett College for boys and girls being
already established, crowded and airi-
uently successful Several Southern
cities had been making efforts TO Sc
cure the location of the college, Sails
bury having been next to Greensboro
III the estimation of the committee.
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TOUR OF INSPECTION.
Small Pox Situation Becoming More
Aggrayatcd-TO Entertain the
Doctors.

Especial to News and Observer
Washington, n. c., Dec 3.-The
old Dominion steamer "Neuse." Capt.
Davis commanding, is here with the
officers of the company on their an
nual tour Of inspection in Eastern
North Carolina waters. The party
consists of President Gilladean, Traf-
fc Manager Walker, of the Old Do
minion Steamship Company; General
Manager King and General Freight
Agent Hudgins. of the Norfolk and
Southern, and General Agent Cooke
of the n. Y. p. & n. They will spend
Saturday here, leaving that night for
other points.
The small box situation here is be-
coming more aggravated than at first,
as the pest seems to be spreading,
despite the efforts of the physicians
and the Board of Health. AS yet
there have been no fatalities resultant
from the epidemic.
Extensive preparations are on foot
10 make the meeting of the Seaboard
Medical Association success socially.
as in other ways. A sail for the
inlanders, a complimentary dance by
the Halcyon Club. and a banquet, are
among the functions already slated
for the entertainment for this band
of intelligent professional men,
whose visit here is looked forward to
eagerly by all.
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Representing Estimate of
Cotton Crop.
A SURPRISE TO ALL
When the Report Was Issued Indicat-
ing a Crop of Over Twelve Million
Bales Prices Dropped Half
Cent in Less Than a
Half an Hour.
(By the Associated Press.)

New York, Dec. 3.-The govern
ment estimate of the cotton crop,
placing the yield at 12.162, 900 bales,
issued today was a surprise to more
people, perhaps than any govern
ment report of recent years. While
few of the more extreme bears had
been talking 100000 bales or over
the average opinion even in bearish
circles locally was that the govern
ment estimate would be under that
figure
The announcement was followed by
another sensational break in prices.
The decline that has been in progress
now for over month and carried the
market down from II cents to IL
cents proved insufficient in the esti-
fation of the trade to fully reflect the
new condition of affairs and a drop
of the size reported. There was UNI
doubtedly a big short interest in the
market but in spite of covering,
price declined nearly half a cent in
less than half an hour of trading.
January. which was sold around S.56
during the forenoon, was depressed
to about $40, and other months suf-
fered in like measure. The market
was very excited with trading ex-
ceedingly active.
The official close was barely steady
at a net decline of So to 81 points,
with January which had closed on
yesterday at S.56, quoted at cents,
and March at $50. The business
was enormous and in spite of adj
ditional wires secured for the day by
some of the houses, there were many
orders remaining unexecuted after
the close of the market, when sales
put it UP about 600.0 900 bales This
it was said, led to a considerable vol
ume of trading in an unofficial way
after the noon hour. Quot, ions on
these transactions Sc far as could be
learned, ranged within about three
points of the closing figures. March
it was reported. sold around Sill