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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-02
SENATOR rARRIs' TRIAL.
EX.Lt.'Gov. Lee Gives Strong
Evidence Against Him.

Jefferson city. Mo- Aug. 2.-The
taking os testimony was begun today
in the trial OF Senator Frank II. Far
ris on the charge OF bribery. Senator
b, b. DoWc,l OF la Belle, testified con-
cerenng J.e organization OF the sen.
ate I'm 1901 and the appointment OF
committees by Lieut., Gov John A, Lee
as president " the senate. Mr. Dowell
was a member OF the committee on
Jurisprudence
Former Lieut. Gov John A. Lee was
then called TO the stand Lee testified
that Senator Farrls came TO his room
~ the rear Of the senate chamber dur
ing the legislative session OF 1901 and
said that tho house and senate bills
for the repeal OF the law prohibiting
the use of alum in the manufacture OF
baking powder could be smothered IN
committee, Later, Farrls came to him
he testified and said the billg would
never Boz reported from the committee
for the sum Of 81 900 making 81, 900 for
each member OF the committee on
criminal Jurisprudence. except Senator
DoWell, who was not iu the deal Lee
testified that Farris asked him 20 roe
fer the matter 10 y, j Kelly. OF New
York and that be wrote a letter to Kcl-
~ informing him of FawIs suggestion.
Kelly telcgraphcd him TO communicate
with him tkelly) over The long dis
tance telephone. and he did so.
Attorneys for the defense objected To-
this conversation being repeated. Judge
Davis sent the Jury from the room anu
the attorneys on both sides argued the
point The arguments continued until
the noon recess.
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BENNINGTON VICTIMS.
A Shaft VIII be Erected to Their
Memory.

San Diego, Cal, Ang. 2.--As soon AS
the extent OF the disaster on the gun
boat Bennington was known 10 the
local public, It WAS proposed that funds
be raised by popular Subscription for
the purpose OF erecting q shaft In the
little military cemetery 10 commemo-
rate the event by which the Bennington
boys whose bodies were buried there
lost their lives. The announcement OF
the proposal was followed by the gift
OF many small sums Of money, which
now amounts 70 a little over a thousand
dollars. 1t IS now stated by Capt, Il. j.
Drake of the Mare Island navy yard,
that there is practically no doubt that
the government viii erect a fine shaft
at the military cemetery, Point Iona,
in memory OF the dead seamen. IL viii
probably be single shaft of stone
bearing bronze plates inscribed with the
names OF the dead sailors
In view OF this II has been decided
To enlarge the scope OF the popular pro-
nosal and endeayor to secure SUM-
clent funds TO build and equip club
house which shall offer TO sailors on
shore a social rendezvous without the
kind Of alurements found I'm the re-
sorts often frequented by mariners.
An organization has been effected con-
sisting Of the following officers
President Col. Il. " Dodge vice
president, Roscoe Howard secretary, j.
clyde Hizar; treasurer, l., j. Wilde. IL
Is hoped TO raise $4,000 for the object in
View.
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PERSONALS

G. s. Holmes leaves tomorrow, for
California on a weeks business trip.
Squire Coop left last night, on
trip to New York and Boston, TO be abb
set a month
Mrs. Harold Russell arrives today
and will spend a short time visiting
with relatives.
Raymond r. Thompson and bride OF
Eden, Weber county, are visiting
friends IN Salt Lake.
Mrs o. D. Banks and daughter have
gone to Atlantic city, n. j., for the re-
mainder Of the summer.
Mrs. w, G. Andrews and children left
this morning for Spokane where they
remain until September,
Miss Pearl p. Avery adm James +.
Brown Of this city were married yes
terday afternoon, by Justice Dana T.
Smith.
A. A. Thompson, a Phoebe business
nun, Is al the Southern for medical
treatment. He Is accompanied by his
wife and daughter.
Mr.. w, W. Flagg who went to south.
cru Aullollld ltNtUIN LOT MS ncaltn
has done so well that no has gained 10
pounds since leaving this city.
Miss Emma Mccain, daughter of the
pastor Of the Third Preshyterian
church, left this morning, for Oakland
Cal, where she win remain on ac-
count Of her health.
Captain q. A. Hammond OF the geo.
logical survey left this afternoon on a
three weeks trip 10 Chicago, New York
and Washington. on business connected
with the reclamation bureau, OF which
he Is the drill expert,
j. f Grant returned this morning.
from Chicago where he went to attend
the annual sales convention OF the
American Steel e. Wire company. Mr.
Grant reports business conditions as
greatly improved since the settlement
OF the Chicago strikes,
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TWO COLLISIONS Ar SEA.
Captain Chooses Between Running
Down Ono of Two Ncssels.

New York. Aug. 1.-Two collisions at
Pea, one of which snapped a propeller
blade, were reported by the steamship
Minneapolis which arrived today from
London. The first mishap occurred IN
q perllous point made around the Min
neapolls by another liner, a tramp ship
aud q fishing smack Saturday. July g.
in the English channel, Her COM
mander, capt Thomas T.. Gates. said
that his steamer was wedged so tight
~ In the trap that his only chance was
which of the other ships 10 run down,
Jle chose the fishing smack AS the least
dangerous aud struck this boat u
gluncing blow which carried away parts
Of her rigging but did no other serious
damage.
Two days later Capt Gates believes
the Minneapolis ran over fragment
Of submarine wreck. Early Monday
morning while the passengers were
asleep the steamer shiyered as from
n shock against her hull aud one blade
OF the propeller snapped on Passengers
were awakened and ran on deck IN
alarm and the steamer came to "a stop.
after short delay, however, she pro-
ceeded on her way.
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Among the performers are spanlards,
japanese, Australians, French Ger
mans, Turks and Russians.
Two interpreters are carried with the
show.
Daily expenses, 81 500.
Secret service department under the
direction Of Samuel Mcclure,
Red Cross department presided over
by Dr. Gvers and four nurses
Blacksmith shop employs q men.
Wagon shop employs l. men, Paint
shop employs IS men, three veterinary
surgeons with the show,
II carries its own attorney,
Has its own pogtman,
Has Its own weather forecaster.
-Four CRATES, valued AZ S6S,00o
Menagerle valued at quarter OF a
million dollars
TWentynfour performing elephants.
The tallest man IN the world
The smallest couple on earth,
Side show contains 81 freaks.
one robe worn by an elephant valued
at $4,000.
Length o. main tent, 5i3 feet
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No information.

Judge Armstrong has ordered that
no Information be filed against Mike
Suman, who was charged In a COM
plant before Justice Holm at Murray
with assault with intent to commit
murder. The complaint alleged that on
July g. Suman made an assault upon
Gus Johnson at Murray with a revolt
yer. District Attorney Loofbourow
stated TO the court that in his opinion
the evidence IN the case would not war;
rant him submitting Il 10 a Jury and
he asked leave not 20 file an inforna-
ton, which was granted.
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BUSINESS NOTES,

Today's local bank clearings amount
Cd 10 S6Sl, SASS as against S3Sl519SO for
the same day last year.
Refined sugar in this market ad'
vanoed 10 cents per 100 pounds yes'er-
day. Reports are that the price OF We
product is gradually stiffenng IN mo
east,
Tho Blackmar & Grlfiin company OF
Ogden today filed an amendment TO US
articles OF incorporation IN the seore"
tary OF states office BY which i ll,
creases its capital stock from NlU,p
10 100000 divided into shares OF '"'
par value OF 81 each.
The Home Improvement & savings
company has sold 10 Lorenzo Sargonl
seven-room modern cottage, on tlIsI
South, near Twelfth East streets io'
$1,000.
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Montana Timber Land Frauds.

Helena. Mont, Aug g. Teslfylng
for the government In the trial OF n. NJ.
Cobban In the United states court to-
day ON the charge OF sub0rnatlon OF
perjury IN connection with Western
Montana timber land entries G. L. Girls
void, indicted with Cobban, but now %
government witness. cited Ave cases
where entrymen and entrywomen came
10 Helena made final proof IN United
States land office. then decided timber
land 10 Cobban for sums ranging from
500 TO $3.50 GrisWold handling the mon.
wy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-02

fore Judge Armstrong yesterday after
noon and one OF the patients was COM
mltted TO the state Mental hospital az
Provo. while the other was bound over
20 keep the peace. David Latlmer is
the person who was committed
Alfred Lochelt, who has been IN the
mental hospital on several previous oc-
casions. was examined, but Il was
thought that he could be controlled by
putting him under bonds to keep the
peace 1t appeared that he had been
threatening the life Of his divorced
Wife
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago. Aug 2--Lower prices at Liver
pool had a depressing effect on the wheat
market here today, Weather In the north
western states was generally favorable
TO tho maturing OF the new crop. This
fact also tended 20 weaken the market
Al the opening the September option
was a shade 10 hi4 lower at Sil4 TO
Si3s. on o good demand from commits.
sion houses the price quickly advanced
% 3isqsj, but soon reacted again to
Small receipts and practically no ac.
ceptances from the country caused a firm
tone I'm The corn market The Septcm-
Der option opened SsNiq to iguNs higher
at 52's0593t and for time held within
the opening range.
Fairly liberal receipts caused some UNI
easiness in the oats market September
opened = higher at 2i4 and sold of TO
Provisions were firm as a result Of de-
creased stocks Of lard and ribs In store
IN charge, An advance OF . to 10 cents In
tho price Of live hogs helped 70 support
the market september pork was up 2is,
at 10 No lard was q shade higher at 1874
and ribs were unchanged at SIS.
Wheat No. 3, red, @lRuSI, No. g. red.
4u91, No. J. hard, elua2; No, 2 hard.
3iqlS No 3, hard S3mSiiaR No ], north.
ern llONll6; No. .. northern, l05ql 10; No.
3 northern, &al.05
Corn, No 2, 55laq65A, No, 3. 55lgq553i
Corn closed at tie highest point OF
the day. September being up i29lM at
oats-No. 2, 2I5: No. 2 27t.
For September the lowest point OF tho
day was reached NJ s37S, the cloes was
firm on covering by shorts, with Septem-
ber up Il at s4kaSi%
.Wheat-september S4lsdSiM December,
S6iiUS6A May, S9lb
Corn-september, 5sh Old 5AA; Deem
Der, 46lsqi6A, old 49,, May, &C.
Oats-August 2il5 September, 2S De.
cember 2SA May, 3O9s
Pork September. l3,GO: October, u .s7Is
lard-Septemher 1i2h; October, 7609
G2l9; November, 40; December, 79)
January. I.2gh
Ribs-september S.l5asl7is. October
s22i5
Rye-Cash, 81, September, 6s.
Flax-Cash n. w, f,8
Timothy September 40. October 3.a
ClOyer-Cash 10 So
Barley--Cash, 40Q4e.
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COURT NOTES.

Judge Richie has rendered judgment
I'm favor Of plaintiff In the case OF Lou
lisa Rhodes against Robert Il. Allen for
the sum Of $il3, The suit was brought
to recover for the keeping Of Edward
T. Allen, a son OF defendant
The case OF the state OF Utah against
Sam Grlce, charged with burglary in
the first degree, which was set for trial
yesterday was continued by Judge Arm
strong until Thursday upon motion OF
Attorney A, J, Weber for the defense.
Judge Richie today granted Marie
Tall divorce from Joseph r. Tall on
the grounds Of cruelty and non-support
The parties We're married IN this city
ON Nov. l6 1904 Plaintiff Is allowed
" resume her maiden name, Marie
Jensen.
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Child Plaintiff.

a e-year-old child is plaintiff In q
damage suit filed In the district court
yesterday afternoon against the San
Pedro. Los Angeles q Salt Lake Rail-
road company Her name Is Della Maud
Cottrell and she Il represented In the
action by William t. Cottrell, her
guardian ad Item. she sues to recoy-
or $1,000 damages for personal injuries
received BY being run over by one OF
defendants trains at Milford on Jan.
iG, 1905, She lost a hand and foot In
the accident
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LIVE STOCK,
CHICAGO

Chicago, Aug 2--Cattlo--Re ceipts, 49,
600. market steady 10 weak; good to prime
steers 5,a0a5 90; poor 10 medium. 3.751l5. 90;
stoekers and feeders, ?;&QAc0; COWS,
2.@ql 20; heifers, &ai.75. Gamers, l.S5a
2ioi bulls, 2.40qA,oo calves 3,5Odtq OBJ.
Texas fed steers, 3.I5di15; western steers,
3. 75Gi,90.
ilogs-Rccepts, 1000: market 10 cents
higher mixed and butchers 5.eOd6 o.:
good to choice heavy, 5,90qe,l5;. rough
heavy : ~. 49gS,5Si light 5.75ae'S bulk OF
sheop-Recepts, 5000. market 10 cents
higher lambs steady; good 10 choice
wsthers shorn, 45Oa6 SIS: fair 10 choice
mixed, shorn. iooQ44O; western sheep,
ghorn, i.0oli.15 native lambs shorn, 4.76
Q775, western lambs, 5.1ba7,oo
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city, Aug, .--Cattle-Recelpts
1000; market steady 10 10 cents lower
native steers, 4.0oz5 go; native cows and
s75al. So; bulls s.i5aS.S5: calves, s.60T5. %;
western steers S.5Oa6,o0; western cows,
2.0Oa4.Q0
Hogs Receipts, 5000: market cents
higher, bulk, 5.@ll6,ai heavy, 5.sjn5 20:
packers, b.@aS.91ia; pigs and light, $50
Sheep Receipts, 5000 market strong 10
10 cents higher; muttOns l.O0d5 Is: lambs.
b.0Oq6,D range wethers, i.2Q6.25; fed
ewes, 3.i5df,A
OMAHA.
South Omaha. Aug, 2. 1905. --Cattle-Re.
celpts 1900; market strong 10 10 cents
higher; native steers 2.l5d5 20; COWS and
hoifers, 2, S0a4.f0, western steers. 2jG
$50; Texas steers, 2.75dS Isl. cows and
heifers, 2OoQ3 60; Gamers l.510g 50'
stockers and feeders. 2.2jG4.25 calyes.
3oG5 30, bulls, stays, etc. 2C0d3.75.
Hogs-Receipts. 1905 market cents
higher, heavy, 5,i0d5,15: mixed. 5.72i54
SIS light. hISQ5 50; pigs, i,75as.So; bulk
Of sales, 5.72ifd5 ny
sheep-Recelpts. 1900; market slow and
steady; westerns, yearlnFs i.75d6 .O0.
6.c9d66S
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ANOTHER HOT SPELL.

The weather is recovering from the
recent cooling by eastern breezes from
the Wasltch mountains, and yesterday
afternoon the mercury crept up TO 30
degrees. Today at p. m. the mer-
curry had registered 50 degrees, with an
intermittent breeze blowing, but the
record is likely to be higher than 50
before the day Ia over a severe dust
storm blew over the town yesterday
afternoon, which made walking UNI
pleasant The local weather office pre-
cicts cloudy ana warmer weather.
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NJ. Wltte Arriyes.

New York. Aug. THE Kaiser VIII
helm der Crosse. with NJ Sorglus Witte.
the senior Russian peace envoy arrived
In quarantine this afternoon. Mr.. White
was IN good health. The ship had a
good passage, being smooth except on
sunday and Monday when II was a
little rough,
on ship board, NJ. witte was gen
orally reticent when the subject OF his
mission was mentioned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-02
MILLINER BANKRUPT.
Mrs. Marion NJ. Mcdonald Bowman
Files Petition in FEDERAL Court

In the federal court this afternoon, a
bankruptcy petition was fled by a
maker Of ladIess hats, for which rea-
son It would appear that the bill pre-
scented to the husband by his better
half is not all profit to the millner
The petition Is that OF Marion NJ.
Mcdonald Bowman, until recently
Marion NJ. Mcdonald She conducted
millinery business at SO east First
South street, IN the conduct Of which
her debts were Incurred Her Habit
ties are named at $l1S967 OF which
81 1901 Is unsecured, and her assets
are N,5I325. Of which $3.50 Is claimed as
exempt. The assets include the items
Of $500 stock in trade and A53.25 due
from customers on open accounts,
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Estrada Must Await ExtradltIon.

San Diego, CAL, Aug. 2.--Bartola Es-
trada, who Is wanted In Mexico for the
shooting of Branclsco Arauz and the
robbery Of the stage coach between
Ensenada and San Quentin, L. c., June
10 last, and concerning whom extradl-
tioh proceedings have been IN progress
in this city has been ordered by Com
missioner Knowles 10 be held 10 await
the action " the president on APP
proval by the president. the secretary
Of state VIII issue a request FOR Estra-
da's extradition Estrada has offered
no resistance whatever 10 being taken
back 10 Mexico
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VIEW YORK pRnnIrCR

New York, Aug. 2--Sugar, raw. firm,
fair refining 3 7-l6G3i9, centrifugal Goa
tesO, 2.32dils moasses sugar. 9 S-lGq
81
Refined. steady; crushed, 500; powdered.
$50; graduated, $40
Coffee. steady; No z Rio, Sa
Butter, f1rm, state dairy common 10
extra, lehd2l western factory common 10
extra, lj017E
Cheese and eggs unchanged
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SEVEN ROBBERIES.
This Number Reported on Rio
Grande Train Yesterday.

Seven robberics took place on the d.
& r. g. train which arrived In salt
Lake City from the east at D. m, YES.
terday. All these occurred between
Grand Junction and Provo. Capt. ]. g
Jones OF Edna, Mont, was The sew.
enth one robbed, his pocketbook and A
check for 800 on the Gibbs bank. Mis-.
sour, being snatched from him. Two
hundred dollars IN cash was stolen from
another man, and less sums but all the
money they mad from the other five
persons.
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Gen. Wood Wants to Return.

Boston, Aug 2-Mat- Leonard
Wood, United states army who return
cd from his command in the Philippines
few weeks ago for a slight opern-
tion on his head said today:
IT understand there have been nj
mors OF my intention not TO return TO
the Philippines ! want 10 say that I
sincerely wish TO go back and Intend
10 start IN about q month. I expect
70 spend two more years IN the is.
lands"
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SUES THE SHERIFF.
Adolph LoehwitE says Property Was
Taken without Authority.

Adolph 1ochwitz filed suit IN the dis
trict court today against Sheriff G.. Frank
Emery 10 recover 1900 damages for tho
alleged unlawful seizure OF certain per-
sonal property belonging 10 plaintiff The
property was taken possession OF by the
sheriff on May s under writ Of attach.
ment issued In the case of W. j Felt
against Mrs NJ Lochwitz Plaintiff al.
leees that he is the owner Of said prop
seizure N them hy tho defendant was
unlawful He accordingly asks damages
I'm The sum named above
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What Changes There We're We're
Small Except for Some Less
Prominent Spccialtles
SOON SOLD OFF SHARPLY.
Smelling Touched a Record Price at
ia6-U. S Reduction Stocks
We're Conspicuous,

New York, Aug. 2,-The opening
movement Of prices in the stookmarket
today was hestating and irregularand
the changes were small except for some
Of the less prominent specialties.
Prices rose moderately after the open
ms, but sold of sharply toward the
end Of the hour, Gains In Northwest
ern had reached !? Federal Mining B.
the preferred ~ Smelling rs and Lead
rs, Plttsburg Coal preferred broke
62s and the common ~ on account Of
the dissatisfaction with the financial
statement issued by the company.
Northern Pacific, Soss Sheffield Steel
and New York Airbrake lost !. Prices
were "a fraction below last night on the
reaction There were losses In Great
Northern preferred of ?, Pittsburg Coal
IN, Delaware Hudson and Long Island
~, and I'm ST. Louis southwestern pre-
ferred, Iowa Central and American Car
j. Prices then moved towards re-
coyery, led by Southern Railway, which
advanced IA and l.. n a considerable
fraction, Stocks recovered the top
level Of the morning.
llilANN MNAt EANdAlFt
Smelling touched q record price at
1926 and the preferred rose ~, I,acka-
wanna extended lis record proce by
nearly five points to $50. The u. $.
Reduction stocks We're the most con-
spicuous. the preferred rising SIS.
Prices generally were inclined to hard
en-, but very sHggshly y. & o, re-
covered more tnan "A point 20 ll5, and
Plttsburg Coal rallied ! and the pre-
ferred ?. General Electric declined
Ia
Tho sudden demand for pttsburg
Coal stocks at the decline developed
a scarcity and a violent recovery en-
sued, The preferred reboundug ~ ana
the common . Lackawanna touched
i3S, which IS an advance OF IS for the
day. Central railroad Of New Jersey
rose 4, and the coalers generally turned
strong and made large fractional gains.
Atlantic Coast gained 2h.
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WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local office Of the weather
bureau for the "a hours ending at a. M.
today:
Barometer reading at 6 a. m. 1854 inch.
es, temperature az a. m. q. maximum
% minimum &C, mean ~, which Is one
below normal.
FORECAST TILL J.. NJ. THURSDAY.
Local forecast for salt Lake City and
vicinity:
Partly cloudy and warmer tonight ana
Thursday.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Precipitation occurred over portion, NJ
the plateau region, Rocky mountain slope
Ohio and Missouri valleys, Gulf and A.
lantic states British Columbia with
heavy rainfall as follows; Huron, S. p
$50 Inches New Orleans, La. lis, and
Omaha l.W The temperature changes
were generally slight
r. ]. HYATT
Local Forecaster
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RrrrRNrp M1ss1oNARIEs.

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FELL FROM STREETCAR.
For Alleged injuries Ellen Jukes De
mands sum OF $4,000.

Ellen Jukes has filed suit IN the dis.
trict court against the Utah Light &
Railway company to recover $4,000
damages for personal injuries alleged
TO have been received by plaintiff
through the negligence OF defendant on
July g, 1905, Plaintiff alleges that she
was n passenger on q Warm Springs
car and attempted 20 allght from the
same at the corner Of Second South and
West Temple streets but before she
could get safely on the car was started
suddenly and she was thrown violently
10 the pavement Her back was
spralned, her LETT arm was badly cut
and bruised, and her head struck the
pavement with such force that IL
caused conclusion Of the brain. She is
65 years OF age and hence her injuries
were more serious than II she had been
a younger woman.
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medium, sQe6 fno. i6gis. 4"' NM
BOSTON.

Boston. Aug. l.--There has been ina.
activity IN the wool market ana l, ,'oIe
volume Of business done. Tho total 49,
aggregating millions OF bounds ms
larger mills have been buying ho,,tue
the worstod mills especially. rbe n,a!!
ket ie stronger and the tendency liz m" ,lI
ward, Pulled woods are firm. ,forr,,uH P
grades are In demand and strong FnlS
tons follow. N"'''-
Idaho fine, 93Q2i, heavy Anc. l,ao,
fine medium, 22qS4; low medium. 5SjS5s
Wyoming fine 22fi95; heavy fine iS3,St
fine. medium. 2g2S; medium, 6aG. 1Sv,
n3; heavy fine, 1920, fine medium LS
q; medium, 25dI. low medium gf5E
pakotn fine 22g2Si fine medium. s5&ss''
medium. 2Ga3i; low medium. 26d27 '"'
Montana fine choice, &g2. fue aver.
average 23d2l, staple. 2sa3O, meJ,,i,,
choice, $3.50, average, 26n27