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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-08
MODEST CONSTITUENT.

Representative Sheppard Of West
Virginia has constituent up In the
mountainous country Of his district
who has a queer idea Of the range Of
perquisltes that members OF Congress
have at their disposal. Mr.. Sheppard
nourishes the conviction that II the
government distribution Of seeds Is
continued statesmen will be transported
into seedmen, and that some legislative
knight on whose shield Is blazoned n
radish In Its glory, or turnip IN re-
pose, viii Introduce a resolution TO Dust
the American eagle from the mace and
supplant ID with package OF vegetable
seed as the supreme emblem OF the
genius. character and principal occu-
patton of American craftsmanship. The
gentle miBsive that stirred this out
burst of sarcasm, uttered with all
the formallty of a political panegyrlc
on the floor Of the lower house OF Con-
gross was as follows:
Dear Sir: / wish you would send
me the seed and other things | mem
ton below-one peck OF some good
early corn, l bu. OF cotton seed and
some good sOrgum seed and union
suit OF clothes, a coat 3S IN size and
pants 33-3t-and anything else you are
these things, which the same VIII be
gladly received, '-Pittsburg Dispatch.
-.
REAL ESTATE MEN wanting deeds,
contracts, agreements or other legal
blanks, will find tho latest forms at
the Deseret News Book store.
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there build cities and become a mighty
people. The speaker pointed to condi-
lions IN this valley as direct fulfill-
ment Of that prediction.
Elder Morris touched on the FIRST prin-
ciples Of tho Gospel and referred to the
personality Of God and the liberallty or
"Mormonlsm' IN the doctrine Of eternal
progression and salvation for the dead,
for which purpose temples were erected
by this people. "Mormonism," he de-
clared, had message to deliver 10 the
world. In this connection he thanked
opponents OF the truth for the help they
had given IN their persecution Of the
Mormon people. Unwlttingly they
were preaching the Gospel and calling
the attention OF the nations 70 the mes
sage entrusted to their care
At the meeting OF Prof. j. j. McClel-
Ian rendered the following selections on
the grand organ:
Prelude to Tristan" and "lsolda".
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a Lofghetto ,,....,..s'. .'s'' 0cHuInNHh
D Cantiene ....s.,,. ','s''ss''''' peSSc
G Old Melody .,,.,",'.'''''''''',,.. ',,,,,,
Largo ..,,.., 49,, 'hanuel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-08
CONGRESS- DELEGATES.
mo Strikes in Utah" will be Their
Slogan at Portland Meeting.

mo strikes In Utah" will be the slo-
gan OF the Utah delegates to the mining
congress in Portland, oregon, who are
going out to win the headquarters OF
that organization for Salt Lake, Ev-
erywhere in the convention these words
viii be heard. Great streamers bearing
this legion will adorn either side OF the
special Pullman, which will leave this
city for the north a week from next
Saturday highland banners and badges
win be conspicuous.
Denver is competitor for the perma-
nent headquarters, the cry Of the Utah
delegates VIII be especially intended for
those who will represent the strike
ridden state on the east.
The various committees appointed at
the meeting at the Commercial club on
Saturday night were all busy today,
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PRICES VARIED
VERY LITTLE.
Market Opened at About Same
Figures at Which it Closed
Saturday.
GAINS AND LOSSES ABOUT EVEN
Decline of U. s. Steel Pfd. Unsettled
Tone, but Ii Soon Made More
Than a Full Recovery.

New York, Aug S,-Prlces varied but a
small fraction from Saturdays close
either way IN the stock market today,
and gains and losses were quite evenly
maintained. United States Steel pfd. was
under pressure and ran Off Is on some
large offerings, Sugar rose a.
The decline OF q In United States steel
pfd, unsettled the tone for time. but
with a fuller recovery IN that stock prices
generally rose "A fraction above last week
Buying demand was had at the higher
level and slight rccessions occurred. I'M
ion Pacific and Southern Pacific we're de-
pressed q, steel pfd., fen back to IA
under last week Accusations Of cut
In prices OF steel bllets caused fear that
the pool would be disrupted,
Bonds were Irregular at noon.
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having been done at the instance OF
said defendants.
Fred Wood. alias Fred Cook. was ex-
amined as to his sanity before Judge
Hall on Saturday and was discharged.
Wood went to rooming house and
tried to take possession OF the same
under the hallucination that the police
had given him money to stay there.
Lena. Brown has filed suit for divorce
In the district court against James
Brown. on the ground of failure to pro-
vide The parties were married Oct.
IS. 1899, at Manti. Utah.
Charles II. Jones seeks n decree Of
divorce from Ella Jones, ON the ground
Of desertion. The couple was married
Sept. g 1902, NJ ogden, and II Is alleged
that on or about July T. 1903, defendant
deserted and abandoned plaintiff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-08

Congress, the Democratic ticket ought
70, aud will win
Judge w. H. King has been named
as the Utah member OF the Democratic
congressional campaign committee
Jake Greenwald, surveyor Of the port
of entry. is exhibiting an amusing err
ror I'm a paper OF Logansport, Ind. lt
Is a perfect portrait of the late George
Q. Cannon illustrating an article on
"uncla Joe" Cannon and bearing the
latter's name.
Senator Kealns and senator w. A.,
Clark were observed making a careful
inspection Of the old Continental hotel
corner last Saturday. II is understood
that the Improvement Nof this property
IL one of the projects Of the realty
company about TO be formed by Sena-
tors Clark aud Kearns and their rail-
road associates,
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MINING CONGRESS-.
Transportation Committee Today Sc
cured Good Terms TO Portland.

The transportation committee APP
pointed on Saturday night by the Com
mercial club met this morning with the
local railroad officials and discussed the
question of a rate to the mining con-
gress at Portland, Aug 1921. The out
come OF the conference was that the fol-
lowing rates from Salt Lake were agreed
upon Salt Lake TO Portland and re-
turn, $3.50, Salt Lake to Los Angeles
via Portland and return $3.50. The
rate for Pullman berth Nsll remain at So
as heretofore
The tickets Will be on sale here on
the 18th and Goth Inclusive. The Utah
delegation will leave over the Oregon
Short Line on Saturday, the Goth.
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
County and Legislative Tickets to
BE Named on Sept. % and %.

The Republican county committee got
together Saturday afternoon and de-
cided upon Thursday and Friday. Sept.
% and 49, as the dates Of the salt
Lake county convention to be held in
this city. The county officers will be
named the first day and the legislative
ticket the second. Primaries viii be
held on Tuesday, Sept. 20
For the election of delegates to the
state convention of August 20. primar-
les will be held August 10.
The basis OF appogtionment for the
county convention viii be one dele
gate for every 80 votes cast for Howell
for Congress.
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The Telephone Case.

The demurrer TO the complaint in
the case of the Rocky Mountain Bell
Telephone company against the Utah
Independent Telephone company has
been sustained by Judge Hall on the
bround that the complaint did not state
what pecuniary lass would be sus-
tanned By plaintiff In case defendant
company used plaintiffs tele-
phone numbers Plaintiff was allowed
10 days In which to amend Its com.
plant.
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TOO HOT FOR GOOD MUSIC,

Liberty Park was crowded yesterday
afternoon BY citizens enjoying the
shade and the band music. The effects
Of the music. however, were so marred
by the canvas covering OF the band
stand that the musicians next Sunday
propose to quit II, and play under the
trees where they can have some shade,
and not expose their Instruments to the
fierce heat which gets them out OF tune,
and makes good playing almost impos-
siblc
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PRODUCE.

September ADVANCED TO 1.Olk with but
few set-backs. The close showed net
gain OF 3A at 3Ac at 1Oi
Close. Wheat, September, 1.0l. old,
l,O2h; December, l.0lh ut * May, OH.
Corn, August 53h; September, 53A De-
cember, soy; May 495s
Oats, August, 33h September. 1874 at "A;
December AA May 36M.
Pork, September, l2,i5, October, $50;
January, 12.I5
Lard, September 6.77l5; October. SIS;
January SIS,
Ribs September, 1878 at no. October,
go: January. 7.W,
Rye. August, TO-
Flax, cash northwest l2i.
Timothy, August 800
Barley, cash, IS at SO.
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TWENTY YEARS AGO TO-DAY
tpo YOU REMEMsERD

Yorlcks
Wyoming the
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
Grover o Republic
law and o
Allen" Of
exposure living on human
YEARS
10 Douglas
and killed by his infatuated
recognize Filipino indepen
dence
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DARING BURGLARY,
(specIal 10 M 0News.W

lSptcldl 10 me NEWS. }
Ogden Utah, Aug S-Last night
about $3.50 a daring burg
larry occurred IN the rear OF the Meth
odist church. The place entered was
the homo Of Joseph Payne, proprietor
OF the Gem saloon, from which the
burglar succeeded In securing the sum
of $3.50 In cash. The money had been
taken home for safa keeping early In
the evening, and was placed on top
of cupboard In q small sack. After
putting IL away Mr.. Payne returned to
his saloon, while Mrs. Payne went out
for short time, When she returned
the man was IN the house but soon
made his escape from the open window
by which he had entered. Mrs. Payne
Immediately sounded an alarm, but
when the officers arrived the man was
nowhere to be found. An Investigation
OF the premises revealed the fact that
he had ransacked the entire house. but
he took nothing but the money A
gold watch ard chain in a bureau draw
er he overlooked.
HORSES BURNED TO DEATH.
Yesterday at Fort Steele, Wyo., the
Ringing Bros circus lost carload of
horses by IRE. IL OF the animals be-
ing burned to death and four others
being badly injured. 1t is supposed the
blaze was caused through sparks from
the engine getting into the hal and
igniting H. The hcbsis that persisted
were work animals while two of those
injured were trained and therefore
quite valuable.
FAILED TO SHOW UP.
Last night about o'clock two young
men were arrested In Ogden canyon
for fast driving They were ordered to
appear this morning for trial but failed
to do so, whereupon Judge Howell is
sued q bench warrant for their arrest
and Sheriff Bailey is now trying TO To-
cate them.
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COURT NOTES.

John r. Hodson has begun suit In
the district court against A. \. Malloy
and w. s. Tucker, to recover the sum
OF $500 with interest at the rate Of s
per cent per annum, on a certain prom
issory note executed Jan IT, 1901 al.
so TO recover the sum Of 1892 SO and in.
terest alleged 10 be duo the plaintiff
for work performed on the Alamo
group Of mining claims. said work
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-08
AFTERNOON ON CHANGE.
Daly-West and Mammoth Active but
Lower.

Daily West and Mammoth were ac-
tive during the afternoon call Of the
mining exchange this afternoon, but
both sold down. The sales reported
we're;
Daly-West, 10 at 1890; S5 at 1880; 8
at 1870.
Mammoth 200 at 1fs; 100 at Ia.
Sacramento, 500 at IL 60; 1000 at
1lh.
Uncle Sam Con-. 200 at "a; 100 at 23&.
New York Bonanza, 2,iOO at AZ.
Tetro, 100 at 324.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-08
TALK ON "MORMoNIsM.'
Elder Eephi L, Morris Defines It's At
titude to Other Faiths,

Before an audience OF something Ike
a thousand tourists. Elder Nephi l..
Morris yesterday discussed Mormon
ism In the Tabernacle, First he de-
fined the attitude Of that faith TO
Catholicism and Professionalism, follow
ing this with a brief sketch OF the
Church from the time OF the Prophets
first vision 20 the expulsion OF the
Saints from Missouri and Illinois. He
called attention 10 the prediction made
by the Prophet SO years ago last Satur-
day, to the effect that the Saints would
snner mitch persecution and would
finally so TO the Rocky mountains and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-08
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Aug. .--Cattle-Roceipts, 1900,
slonw; good to prime steers, j.25 at 6.2oi
poor TO medium. 400 at 500; stockers and
feeders, 200 at 400; cows, l.G at 400;
heifers. 2.vJ at AS; Gamers, 100 at 200,
bulls, 200 at 400; calves $50 at $50;
Texas fed steers, 400 at 4.50,
Hogs-Receipts today, $1,000; tomorrow,
1900, steady to DC higher; mixed and
butchers $40 at 900; good to choice
5lO: light, SIS at $50, bulk of sales, 5.20
at 5.45.
Sheep Receipts, 10000, sheep steady;
lambs steady; good to choice wethers,
a75 at 40; fair to choice mixed, 800 at
lambs, 400 at SIS; western lambs, 800
at 500
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FREE DELIVERY FOR wELLsvILLE.

Especial to the "News'D
Rural free delivery route No. /, VIII
be established Sept !, at Wellsville,
Cache County. Utah. serving popula-I
tlon OF 800 and u houses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-08
WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

ST, Louis, Mo- Aug. S.--Wool steady;
territory and western mediums % az %;
fine medium, Is at II; fine, II at Is.
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FIRE IN sTRAsSBURG.
Did Damage to Extent of Million
And Half Dollars.

strasburg, Alsnce- Lorraine, Aug, g.
The damage by the fire which ragged in
the lower quarter Of the city this morn
inf. and which destroyed a large or
phan asylum and the Magdalen church.
amounts TO Sl,500000,
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Peculiar
To Itself

In what IL is and what It does-con
tanning the best blood-purifying
Alternative and tonic substances and
effecting tho most radical and per
manent cures Of all humors and all
eruptions, relieving weak, tired,
languid feelings, and building NJ
the whole system-is true only Of
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DIED.

HOUGESEN--At 1l1 south Eighth West
street. this city, August Z, 1904. Of
cholera infantum, Alice Mary, infant
daughter OF Mr., and Mrs. Chris Houge-
sen, aged year, / month and days,
Funeral services Tuesday, at D. M,
from family residence Friends Invited
10 attend.
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Hoods JQrSQpqriliQ

No other medicine acts like it
no other medicine has done SO
much real, substantial good, 10
other medicine has restored health
and strength at 80 little cost,
IL waa troubled with scrofula and cane
near losing ny eyesght For four month Q
could not soc 70 10 anything After takIue
two bottles Of Hoods sarsaparllla could %,
to walk, and when had taken EIGHT bottles
could see as vol as ever" SUSIE A. HAms
TON, Withes n. Z.
Hoods 6arsapavllIa promises 10
cure and keeps tho promise.
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

Liverpool, Aug. s,--Close Wheat Sep.
temper, IS iOMd December, IS llIsd,
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, Mo, Aug. S,-Cattle--Re.
ceipts, 5000, Steady Native steers, 400
at SIS, native cows and heifers, LIS at
bulls, 2.25 at S.15; calves, 9.OO at AS.
western steers, 1915 at AIS; western cows
1,15 at 3.75.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900. strong to &c high
er. Bulk of sales, sos at 5.l5i heavy, $40
at 5.25. packers $40 at $685. pigs and
lights, 800 at 90.
Sheep Receipts 5000. Steady. Muttons,
1928 at 40; lambs 400 at 6.25; range
wethers, $3.50 at i.75; ewes, 800 at 3.I5.
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South Omaha. Aug. .-Cattle-Receipts
$500. Market steady. Native steers, 3 Is
at $40, cows and helfers, 2.75 at 4.5Q;
Texas steers, $50 at $50; cows and helf-
ers, 800 at $50; Gamers, LIS at 200;
27S at 500; bulls, stays, etc, 2.O0 at i.oO.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000 Market active. &c
higher. Heavy, 500 at $40; mixed, sos at
$40; light, $40 at $40; pigs, 4.20 at 500;
bulk OF sales, sos at 5,15.
Sheep Receipts, 2,iOO. Market, steady.
Western yearlings, 1865 at AS; wethers,
1925 at S.75; ewes, 275 ut 1926; common
and stockers, 200 at $40; lambs, AS at
$50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-08

IL Ia stated that the resolutions are
anti-Dubols in character and the result
OF the peculiar political warfare the
senator has been engaged In for some
time past.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-28
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. May 27.-Closng HEAT-Spot easy. M
california. Is 10l2d; futures dun; May nomadI iuIy
IS i2sd: September. 4s4d. CORN-Spot firm.
mixed As Cd; American mixed, old As "a. fur
ures steady. May. nominal July Is 39td PEAS-Cana-
!isn steady at IS Sd. FLoUR-St. Louis fancy winter
duI at - ID HOPS In London Pacific COAST steady a.
t0gtO lSs. BEEF easy: India mess, SIS
easy: prime Western is Cd HAMS-S1ort en-
IA 10 10 10. quiet ASS. BACON firm. Cumberland chr
- 70 80 H. ss 81 short rib 10 TO "a 10 Gas; long clear
mdcles. light. % TO 81 ~ SIS Cd long clear
heavy 30 10 40 10 3ds short clear backs. 10 70 M
Sos; clear bellies. Ia 20 lG 10. 36s Cd SHOULDERS
Square. II 10 Is ~ arm 32s Ga. LARD-Frime West
ern, IN tierces. steady American refined in
pals. quiet at 5ss- RUTHERFORD United
AZ I4s CIIEEsE-American finest white. old. 4Os do
eolored oc as: American finest white and colored
So, IAl1oW-Prime city at 20s 3D. TURPEN.
iisSE Spirits steady at AIS 81. ROSIN-Common firm
plL call az ice 81 ''-'-'-p
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cent cash days: and crushed, Csc
mould A. $500; cubes, 5.2Oc; XXEyx powdered. 5.1Oc
powdered coarse powdered fruit powdered, 5O6c
Ia ~ confectoners granulted. 20c; Eagle and
extra me gE1i6aiated 5O5c Easle. 10 cartons fine
g.anuiated l5c Eagle fine sranuiaei STANDARD graHa
acd 3, 800; No !, CSC; No 3. 4.60c No g. 455c
no o0c No > 43c: No q. 4Oc; No 10. 3sJc No IL
soc; No T. 4cs No II. II and %. l5c No
10 aloe A small lot Of centrffual. 96 sold
l'lOc basis OF 90 degree eX-ship- This shows
firm market and that price is quoted at the close with
duscoFado - test, lice and moasses 50 test
at } 3-l6c The London beet sugar market un-
changed at ss Cd for May and but higher
Receipts at the six principal ports OF Cuba, 1900 tons
exports $500 stock 226OoO against 35a2i4
last yea There 10 grinding against 90 last
year Ihis weeks summary Of the statistical position
made BY Nillett & GRAY, shows stocks IN the United
States and Cuba together of against 4lS3S2
last week and 6i2 6lO last decrease CT Pill @ from
last Stock Europe 2 626.
032 last Total stock Europe and America. 3O37
81 tons. against A26S642 year the
dates and 312 4so at the date Of January 1901
The decrease Of stock IS 230 7J5 tons decrease
% 2O694 last week and 200 SIS Janary l.
1904 Hamburg reports shipments Of refined to
the United States
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CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-4ork, May p 19si
COFFEE-In a general way the coffee market showed
nrunness yesterday moderate demand from shorts
and trade interests IN the absence OF important offerings
The market opened steady advance OF 5ql0 points
following rather steaeer European cables than expected
and smaller interior Santos receipts During the cay
showed little further lQuida
ton OF small lonss being promptly absorbed by the de-
mano referred to and the close steady. with the
month net unchanged. but other positions net b6lO
ponus higher Sales reported OF $500 hays There
was little news from any source and the market was
very largely OF the usual prehOoay character or the
European markets Hayre ! franc higher and Ham
burg advanced partial pfg The Brazilian markets
lower RIO By 20 and Santos by 200 res.
had been discounted In the late trading OF the previous
day. ow1nH 20 The lower firm offers. private cable
received curing the Gay stated that receipts interior
below recent figures. which had somewhat steadying
effect the market Receipts the Brazilian
according 70 the early cables L. GOO
1900 bags last The interior receipts
the previous osS 500 bags. against 1918
year IN. spo market quiet with quotations the
hasir q o&o for Rio No T.
The range OF contract prices in the local to-day
vi Is follows:
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STOCK MARKET OPERATIONS.

Total transactions in yesterdays stock mar
ket amounted to only 11S,343 shares. Prices
moved in an irregular manner, with final quo
tations at small net losses in the majority of
issues There absolutely no interest in
the market the part of the commission
houses. while there was no important trading
by the professional operators. their transac-
lions being confined to extremely small totals,
chiefly in Amalgamated Copper. Brooklyn
Rapid Transit. Erie first preferred. Union
Pacific and United States Steel preferred. Board
room traders were not disposed to operate
lively on either side OF the account, and the
larger speculative interest had orders in the
market The bond market again rela-
lively more active than stocks. and reports from
banking houses indicated a fair demand for
first class railway mortgage issues. Wall Street
is encouraged the apparently growing
business in bonds especially as activity in bonds
is generally followed by better demand for
stocks and of course, increased incomes for
the commission houses. In the afternoon deal
ings transactions We're extremely light
According to the known movement of money
in the week. the local banks have gained over
100000 in cash holdings. most OF this in
crease coming from the interior receipts for
the week amounting to over $S000OO0 With
such a large gain I'm the estimated movement
Of currency it is natural to assume that to-
days bank statement will make most favor
able exhibit showing a large expansion in re-
serve above legal requirements. The chances
are that loans have been reduced in the
week. and II this proves 10 be the case. the
reserve ought 10 show a gain of several mill
lions Of dollars. The fact that money rates
have been extremely easy throughout the week
suggests a further large addition to bank hold
ngs in this city.
The DECLINE in the Detroit Southern issues,
amounting 10 . points in the common stock
and points In the preferred was due to the
announcement that the company would be un-
able TO meet the interest or its bonds due July
1. Elsewhere in the general list declines were
confined as a rule fractions. st. Louis South
western preferred, at a loss OF over points,
was an exception. The close inactive,
with quotations about the lowest Of the day