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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
CONVICT is INSANE.
Frank Mar2a, Who Shot and Killed
Joseph Yatrella, Becomes Deranged.

Frank Mazza. who On Sept. 5, 1906
shot Joseph Vantrella In this city, in
iilctlng wounds from which the latter
died, has gone insane and will be ex-
AHMED as 10 his mental condition la G
this afternoon and no doubt will be
committed TO the state mental hospital.
Ma2za Is serving 4 term of 10 years In
the state prison, having ben convicted
OF murder IN the second degree, an 4
for eome time has been laboring under
the deluslon hat hts wife. because Of
whom he shot Vatrera, Is dead and he
has been holding conversations with he.
spirit He has developed homlcdal end
suicidal tendencies and has been care.
fully watched Tor some time by the
prison authorities.
In his defense IN court Masza and
other Witnesses testified that Vatrelia
MADE insulting remarks about Mrs
Mszza and upon learning about
II Mazza went 20 vatrelia's house and
called him outside and a'ter . few heat.
ed words. shot him. vatrella was TAX.
on 10 the hospital where he died several
DAYS afterwardy Mazza left the state
but was captured In Colorado and
brought back for trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
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The time for meeting in the different
city wards Is as follows:
Eleventh. Eighteenth, Twenty-hrst,
and Twenty-seventh, 6 o'clock, ami
Twelfth, Thirteenth and Twentieth
g. 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

1.-THE Waiting Time" ,.,,,r,",,,,.,
Geo. ID. Pyper and choir
Anthem, Mighty Jenosah' ".,.'''i
John d. Spencer and choir,
Conductor, ii. u. whitney; ofsafist'
ArIhur shepherd.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20

tHss aasss g s1is Hi s''ss sass Gs!s
e do s6sbsa a GfGa and
do d oe Western ohH sna MGhss1 a sosen a
ERIs e sSF{S5 SsPfsS
Per o5fs dG1sn s9ss Sass @ f5s do dark 81 80
& 5 vsn:on moderate supply s and ss s'aa nsy
Rabbits sr. IN fair & supply but quality pTma Fhss
per dozen 81 5ogs4 95 %ooDoSK per pair sdsl
SE9gSE S5s}5S SsS JsB sS5F6 81
PTSy @ golden ,Rs sEss 6 ssS
ssS % naIsid HS 09 soas e1sTg
M g Dc wage0p sr 2sSoc s ae % fresh sad
T5f sS Rs s5sgsss in lib
5 supply 3 Rd or snav 5 os u and and
lower CaqnoweTs steady Eggpants weak Let. Let.
in larger supply and Radshes dragging Roma Inc ne
higher Other yegetab!es ranse about We
BaF 6 15nf s 81 sis IS
% per o NJ 81 ser 1851 as 6 6 S9 do per hs % 9r @ sseN % o.
TAToEs Jersey per Dbl 81 25q$1 5 do per basket nc
e6KFS sS Frenah SePS per doze1 e1 s. 75a
Belgian green per bunch SSG@$1 s bb s5
E do aSS Ns% n per r 19S spnehe % % 81 s
81 25 CABBAGEs white Danish seed per ton Si9gSl4
Foa f8 pf osSs D do
s ns Rs ds s5sHf s
CELERY state and Michigan dozen 15q5oc; do Jer
French. per dozen 75cGS1 ESCARoIE New Orleans per
b6 So S 5:s per ETpY Se1 b5x Bss9 81 5o
kAIE neaTSy per b6 2Sa5od TErTgc per
s o'5Sos Fo?d per per OS Basket
e N3E65 q1 3h,ss e. S''sS i5as
basket 81 6O6S2 5O Connecticut and Eastern. white
COUNTY white per bag 81 5CG$2 25 do red and yellow.
75cQ$l 80; do 7tae and Western white per crate Sig
Carrier s. 5Sa$s 5o PEAS FlorG per basket s2as5;
bbi SiaS2 DO per basket 5oc$i PuMPRfNs per bbl
90SaS1 PARsMIPs per Phi s. 25aS1 10 PAsLY 6Y:s per
5Oc@Sl do New Orleans per 100 6unches s2aS3: 90 not
house per 100 bunches. S1@$2; RoMAINE. New Orleans
per basket 81 5OG$i 70; do Florida 81 5O0$3 do
wax $2a$3 go do savannah green s2qS3i do chaest9I
75cds1 marrow. 5OcQs1 do Florida basket.
SG SOC Dr sPN Pin s. % nssrG % Ps 6 a S1 AS 90 &c. T
Soc do Florida per carrier. 81 50d$2 50 do California.
fat box sg2 do hqtOu7 nb s p s. 592S2 S2.g TUR and
Long Island rutafaga 75G9Oc Canada. rutabaga goo
Q$1; WATERCREsS; GRE per 100 punches % Sl9$2 -.,,a-
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-The market Is IN a rather
unsettled condition Supplies have light and fire.
euent ovsrhaung has left an Irregular run OF supply
ready their outside We Prime.
largs bales per 100 n g los1 25s No & s@Si o. No
mixed 75GsOc; clover clear. 65G75c. srRAw-Market
steady 60q65o for long Supplies ample Receipts
of hay straw. TONS reported the Produce Ex
Railroad. 40; Pennsylvania Railroad, 60; Delaware.
Lackawanna & Western Railroad, 90 Lehigh Valley Rail
Of New Jersey 100 river boats $50: total 1850 tons
Receipts OF straw. 100 tons.
s. o23E: pecembsr, S OH: March sS AZ TIMOTHY.
81 90. ALSIKE. 81 so.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20
OTHER MARkETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. NOV. s.-cATTI4E-Receipts about 60 900
es market best steady; others 1OaI5c lower: common
prime steers S4qS7 40 cows, So 65RS4 49, heifsrs
aSo bulls So i0gS4 so; calves S3aSS: stockers and
feeders 4o9S4 so HoGs-Receipts about 81 head:
Ii drhet oG lower; mediums and heavies So 25as6 35;
ngnt s6 2Sas8 30; fair choice. mixed So IOqS8 so:
SHEEP-Receipts, about So O0O head; market Steady
IS 5O9S7 Co. ~ W SS'' 9'
East Buffalo. Nov. 1a-CATTLE-Receipts 1900 head;
good steady common. 1O5c prime IS ESQ
90 shipping steers 81 J0QS5 co: butchers s4 359S5 IS
heeEs So 25a$4 50; cows SSQS4 25 bulls 81 1884 25;
socers and feeders 81 59$4 25 stock heifr 50 50Gs3
Iresh cows and sprlngers active and firm S1sGS56
StIAS-tecetpts 1300 head; active 25c higher 81 so
4sS 80 HoCisRecepts. $500 head: fairly active and
Sc $es S5 pigs Sc 4oQs6 50 roughs s. 50GS5 So
"a 25a$3 dairies S6@S6 40; daires. S6G$6 80 SHEEP
AND I-AMBs-Receipts 1900 head; sheep active and
steady lambs slow. 25c lower lambs. S54S7 40; year
linss, S6S6 5 others SIS 1896; ewes. So 259S5 50i
sheep mixed. S39S5 10; Canada lambs S79S7 %
Kansas City, Nov. 9.-CATTLE-Receipts, 19, 900
head including 400 SOuherns; market steady TO shade
lower choice export and dressed beef steers IS 0S6
fair TO good S4q$5 40; Western steers, 50 50GS5 25
ssoSkers s @ aPd feeders g $ co. Southern steers Ssg
sstiys ss heif9Ts 81 SogS5 bulls 81 25gsS I5 calves
lower; bulk Of SO 10Gs8 12a: heavy So OqsS 15
packers. Sc o69S6 IS; pigs and lights SIS 1896 OF "a
SHEEP-Receipts. 5000 head; market strong; lambs.
S6 759S7 IS; wethers 81 50Qs6 Western yearngs
IS 25SS6 Western sheep. 81 259s5 so; stOckars and
feeders, SS I5GSS
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York November 70, 1905
-,---r TIL. oofTeA market was steedier to-day and
na opening unchanged 20 10 po!nts se for The
assty advance Of 6al5 points & SS'es ron Ir of
Stjb were in the way Of exchanges: wen street
: : 70 @s5s Be Sns The advaRoe was in line with
European and Brazilian cables Hare vas = irano % net
IN markets santos was unchanged and Rio vas 25
ID sEber al f5ssd Receipts at the Brazilian ports
for t5s day we're 5000 bags against 5oovo ast yea az
sad Jundahy receipts were 900 bags agalnst zdeS @
lEs year sac Psuio receipts for the day were 0sOO
iSo B-szian ports So isT ro- the season have teen
sfs % BAGS against g. 500 900 bags for the SANE time
ssiyses for TIE week were liberal New York reporting
& ass t he United states is now s58 SIC sy bses
=. b.si oo E soee vas ste9ay With ono,a,cna on
N sa6 i4oo8 last Week and s8 800 iast year
"a NE g, I2rnsT amount New York reported 9oe54 bags
were as follows: R.o cissrances $4,000 BAGS incin9
@ 5 6pmsfs as5s io S2 fS baf5 EuFPs 81 5cS aDS
Tfes ststas s 8 8sss 09 @ esgz including $4,000 the
e bass Of Vhh 9s coo 70 EgToPs Pc santos shPsnts
sas as follows Receipts Il 90 bass t zane % o Increment
Ia 70 the United States 500 ~ sSern IZo9; clear.
= - Pi rest q Europe 1900 bags The total pecsI; ;e
; % :e5e 9o9 las week 27eoo6 last YEAR Sso s99 2a5 sags M
t.Ir MIS- Ihs cotton market made Lew high Lava,
ssa1os Ws Gosf esry trading and while part Of tba
sr5 I tTa5nE the closed vav stesd, curing m the
.si 2oo b5Is t5e Sees 5g.t for the DAY we're es
Hc-iVe after the first half bo1r oIIIv
epo-se = t.tE a. an advance Of edI7 points ,r VI
,aoeS Storm news and bullish
lst rriea vsr Ds @ The first half hour the mar
n H'nls On the active months with Janusr .., 81
ebove ths '-sL-L al lgoo or about cent q Mound
tie low leFel Of last There
rsr1. ne advance. and prices eased of savers1
v.5.- E te middle session but the ,1rfa vorsb he
t.tir. .s-sst impaired stesdier tone 10 the IateT
Sorffs-, 60. u.e Sc was little from the lowest
n =. spL markets. as officially reported were ia
-1r-.r ~ ron TIE previous day, with Savannah
Sirg g. - s II '0to hales. 10 9-I6c for mid
rerT 4- Nfs received during the day reported
force
- @ oref me Caronas and Georgia which belped tba
htI "Hei prices had developed a reactionarv
80 dAleT realizing promoted by uncertainty as 10
~, --L-s q ne census report next Wednesday
Vas follows: ~ '''0 4Oea4 ii4aihet To-Day
r., Opening High Low. Close dav
r.o.~tI ----. 90 1880 1870 105O8IO5 55 10 4e
iH"er ---''-.-.lo32 az 1O.2s 10 29dlO 80 10 2s
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20

r 6 E ss 8. O. a. 5a9 @ g a At .s g sss a.S p s
1s':r 4s;: S'H, /: r. 10 a: s. DE- ls B.
Sc 20 r. & a s s. Il d g. e. E. "a; ss s. r i
A. So Ju9d 5 Co @ veals I4S % ~ at 50 "a sG Do lss =:
IL Il & ss 81 5as a :; e q r
81 80 g. NJ 10 n r5 Sc s1 =
2ssi 3 n @ s. s. & GS @ S. s Dc DO $50 5 g. IS
do H I27 g1s n At 81 90 do s5 10 at So de- 21o NJ at
.. TsDln ss IN shannon So = e. DO - 1eo n
at MGFhsrioG s S as Sc n s yss 's 80 g. us 0
co ShEP AN6 S LAMBLReceipts for two da}s were %
and 4s for the market. sheep moderate demand
las, weeks top pces there seemed to be rather
ened to rate them ioa25c o on s there Was however
sa ssmand iod spfent @ clear the comnSn to
$ S6as5 eo euis at s. i2i. COMMON to choice
At $5SS5 So; Canada lambs At 81 Dressed mutton
srs dressed lambs Per STEADY D Wn al @ '0r
ssiesTs Judd I'D Co; IL state lambs - 70 sveTasss
r q o iSg So 90 90 20 e 30 so at o s5 T "a a. II % So s.
T. o 81 5 5S Baso dS DO 81 81 @ at a. Sd s. 50 2s o
g ii'S de- '' @ 50 81 g d s15i si fS''1 % &
g % & at Res G i 100 S S at s % S d ss sun H. at s.
~ keTns Commission 0 Company: 22a Indiana lambs. %
a. S$ s T. 4 s. e & $ Sss%o
q n ds S. $ & ESQ a DO S o. iS g. d2 q; s. 8 %: g.
I"Hdhd sneeP III ID at 10 Pennsylvania
10 at so 10 do. 81 n. at So: yearlings IS ib at So
4obln q shannon: 81 state lambs, 10 at 81 75 81
20 aG az o. So p a at oi 81 SC 15i DO % n 10 lsl Do 81
11 17 n r at 8 co. 9e do log ~ s Is Is state d.
a. 10 ar Soi do Ia 10. 81 70; 10 do 1O1 ro
at ext65 St 6S o. % ~ at ST. q oulIs IS 50 1s
s. ST. 5o ONO 5Io do sS ~ at 81 10 Virginia cu S at
n at 81 6G 25 % st STATE @ lambs . n at 81 $50 do 10
Il do 60 M al at =! s Ss Pssnsyyania do 20 n s. S
h. at s. 5o o. % a. 90 90 e 81 DO 1o9 ~ 81 do 1oi
1ss do 7 n a. c. q so 2S state lambs ~ at s. co.
10 ID at s. PEienback ~ 600 Northern Canada lambs
az S91S 90 OF state do " 10, IS; 1872 do "a ~
Pen3svI1aa91ij Pennsylyana DO SO 10 at 81 70;
ar s5 1o ma sheep Il 10. at So Canadian do 90 u,
A' 70; ~ state do. 94 10. at 81 % w. - 10
10 40 Eo ts son: III state lambs So 70 at 81 e2iS.
10 cUs AZ no. at 80 70; 14S Vermont do 80 10 at ST 5o
state do 124 10 at S4 75 ''' u i0' a' % oo'
W. r. Hume: 3T4 PennsvIva,,a Isr,h. es :, -. .-.o
- culs 80 10 a S5 9' w 40' AT % ool
a 'eLfe en- Wright Co: "a state lambs 81 10 at 81 TO,
sheep SO no no. al . o2s 151 do 55 10 at ST. SO state
sheaS TreW iI5 Mullen; state lambs 100 10 81 oo
head for two days were 81 Il ess
KSIn, iIctuolng about for the market; prices,
ISlES to f f"eP s6s following decline Buao GOod heavy
tsut nosS We're quoted So 50IS6 20 per 100 n
Country dressed hogs slow at s48 8l0o per n.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles d. Barney 6 Co. No 25 Broad
PhIieSeInhiaO ~1-'' ''h street.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Idverpool Nov 1s-CIosing: wHEAT-spot steady;
No red Western winter IS 113sd: futures dull; pc
cenber. IS S1sd March, IS sad; May, IS sd CORN
Spot quiet; American mixed As 50; futures STEADY De
cenber. As Bad; January, IS Nd HOPS-At London.
winter steady IS. PEAs-Canadan steady. IS Cd
Western quiet, s2s 3D. HAMs-Short cut. IA TO 10 ~
strong. 61s- BACONCumberland cut 26 to so no tra.
52s Sd short rib 16 "A ~ firm. Sos 3D. long clear
iddles light % to 10 55s Cd; do heavy 50 to
n firm 55s; backs 16 to 20 ID. strong,
ASS; clear bellies "A IS 10 Arm SOS Cd; shoulders
reined in pals steady. ASS Sd. CHEESE-Canadian
finest white steady. els: do eolored steady. 63s TAI
IOW-Prtme city strong. 2ss. TuRPENTINE-Spirtts
strong. 4es Sd LINsEED OIL strong. 2Ss 90 BUTTER
Finest United steady, e6si good United States
steady. s5s. PETROLEUM. steady. esd. RoSIN-Conl-
mo firm, los Tad
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20
NEW YORK PRICES.

METALs-TIN-There sharp advance IN the
London tin market spot quoted f196 6s and fut
ures Locally the market firm, with spot
quoted at ~ sly Q43c. COPPER also strong and
SigheT in the London market spot being quoted at
fi0l lis Sd and futures f103 Locally the
a shade higher in consequence. with lake
quoted q 25 soc, eectolyto at 275q22c and cast
81 50d2l S7l2c LEAD quiet and unchanged at
81 n market. London the
higher f19 5s. SPELTE unchanged at f27 lbs in
London and 635G640c locally. IRON was higher IN
5ss ID Cleveland 5Ss 1O4d Locally the
firm, with No foundry Northern
quoted S24 1885 5 The market for pig iron certd
Produce Exchange ruled dull and featureess
reported STANDARD foundry quoted follows:
January February and March, S22dS23
MOLASSES AND SYRUPS-Trading in moasses and
syrups moderate with steady o firm. Quota
tions follow: MOLASSES-New Orleans centrifugal. CON-
mon 14d16c; fair 16d1so: good 1SG20c; prime 20a2sc;
New Orleans open kettle. 30d3sc SYRUPS-Comrnon, IA
@5e fair 15a17c, good 1sG20c; prime, 22a24c; fancy
26d2sc.
OILS-Cotonseed oil active to-day. November was
on light offerings and covering, while months
eased off under shorts selling and liquidation Export
noninallv at 43c. Sales 200 November at 41@4l ko
200 December 36S4 1854 2.30O January ut S4%1
84isc. 500 March at 34z@34}<c and 400 May at 359
34l4c 1dnseed oil was unchanged. Refined petroleum
ETROLEUM-Standard white. bbls. 7.5oc; bulk 4.40c;
Philadelphia 745c: bulk 435c: refined cases. York
10c; Philadelphia, 995c; white. New York.
bbls, s50c bulk 640c; Philadelphia 945c: bulk 635c;
white New York. l3c; Philadelphia IL 95c
COTTONSEED OIIE-Prlue crude. o mills 27327iz c;
prime yellow November Al 441sc; December,
March 34i 934lac; May 341s a3412c; prime white and
prime yellow nothing offering. LINSEED OIL
American seed. city 41G42c; of raw, 4O8
Calcutta raw, Csc LARD OIL. 7sQSOc.
the provision market developed a
and active advance. especially pork,
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20


for madns hshGG Gulf If Sc Ss for mSdng MD
Is ssSer mere teegraphed follows: Savannah steady
steady &c higher 1o%c: sales 7G9 bales stmore Gro
eF at io sc Amgss ngnsr at ALE lie e Rock &c
bales Gavesoa Ss STEADY steady &c higher at lo sales
aso Too bales New Orleans steady sc higher at 10
HS69a wminstOn @ higher at eso Estimated e re-
to ~ 600 bale bs @Gm1s 1 for today AT Houston 5000
as a al 1900 bales against 5s046
lsSo9 as to 2OOo bales against 254i last week and IS
& GGn sad5 EHoaRss S special ysQo cotsSn
dhs upland 5s4d futures opened steady. unchanged to
points November, 577d November December, SID
February March. 5.6Slad: March-Apri 564I3d: April
NAY SeS12d May-June 56si4d; JuneJuly; 57od; July
tober. SD; octobeI-November 5.4Sd. Manchester
FoGR AND ShS ar Soas n in -four was quiet to-
are m o opf ca5 snS ana M N
are askng more money for top grades Rye & a0gr s
ents s. 2oas5 winter saghts S. Soas8 60; winter pat
winter ssSs$ TO- SP11ns e2 6': So wnteT sSa BUCK
to arrive RYE 1'f%9G FfoTR r@ n8ea QSote gSod
g e9d S o1oed SGi'f kim 2 dTsd 8 - s as to
NEAL steady Qgoted Fine white and yelioW T 81 @ 2Gg
Sm% 10 o0ated: Mes}eTn stern spring So ddps
s6p@cnt GU noO city bran ran $50 50 sacss
6uiE aas sss % SACKS oil Clinical zeal $50 75a$8i
DeSsSsr 9tTemeh qgief
S toay ys showing IA &c net sdTance during
forenoon prices affected by lqudaton but on
gained their confidence in the situation and gave the
MAY option from s4l2qS5c; Commission ion
o, VINO bcsrae @ ood tyers on the advance claiming
that the situation justified considerably higher prices
and that the only thing in the way ot g9od s
patches explained the Minneapolis advance as due 70
good cash demand speculative buying and nli sIuah
for the day We're SIS inst s o2 cars ar s hast sgTng gsaT
likely would restraining influence on the move
nent although eventually the lmpT9nenen{ Nm IN car +
receipts aggregated 364 600 bush. compared with 1o4
600 bush increase supply gained 923 goo
bush for the week in contrast 10 an increase OF
the Rro0n5ham made worlds shipments 10 5i2 900
there an $1,000 bush in the quantity on
private cable noted crop conditions
the cash market New York quoted as follows:
@ red & sG4s esyator and and S22 81 bsrd Stnss5 aGe5 N2
Buffalo CORN-On account of liquidation the
also lower against steadiness later positions which
market closed 1+c net lower. After midday there
was some buying Of late positions the unfavoraole
weather news the wheat strength & rents o 2
ony 80 600 bush compared $4,000 bush last
proved grading at Chicago and talk receipts
for Tuesday. Worlds shipments proved TO be lzuoogO
Of loads. and cash corn in New York was
shade lower closing on the bass Of 2Ssf @ for n5 NO T y
yellow 5li5c O b afoat. OATs-The Chicago market
reflected liquidation December and lower through
mand less active than it has been TIE visible sup
ket Closed as follows Mixed 26 to 80 NJ Sec natural
white 80 to SO n $9a4S5c and clipped hi{e So to 40
5ae New york. IfEFGy anS satf s4L Fss1s 1s
1sTsd 4se and Asm mating aa5ao Bnao BUcKWHEA
Market steady; quoted. 81 IS per 100 n.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20

house support covering and withdrawal OF
oternss Later part OF this improvement lost and
b,o ose the market trife easy, although still
a20o a20o expected Tuesday; Kansas city 5000; Omaha
ERsgSls 15 family, SIS 5Oas1s short clear slT 259sls
packet $40 5oas1: extra India mess $40 56as2o BEEF
aAMS steady; quoted, s22qS23 90. DRESSED HOGS
steady quoted Bacons sac: $50 N. Ssc; 100 10 s7so
Ia I4o H. etc pigs, 91aq1Oc: CUT MBATs-Pickled bel
quoted 1Egb ID lo@Ioso picked Is hn hams STEADY
e-a e 98Fe LARD barely steady; quoted: Middle West
1ao15c: Continent. 1oe Brazil kegs IL 75o compound
nm; quoted: Oleo. 12c; city lard stearine l0%o
mary points with good distribution Quotations follow:
domestic. screenings. 3l2@3Nso: second heads 4q4c:
Soee heads 4SG47sc; fancy heads 5d53ac; extra fancy
neaos 5%Q6c Japan, domestic, 4B@4S4c: Patna, 512Q
e9.c; Java. 45s a. 12c; Rangoon in bond, "a q2l2c.
SCGAR-It reported that New Orleans was 10
points lower granuated, and it was rumored that
New York the market seemed to be steady with fairly
active business former The following list
prices subject 10 points and discount OF
per cent for cash days: Crystal dominos 1O5c
2l0c cubes. 505c xxx powdered. 495c; Eagle ID
s pass powdered 5o5c; powdered coarse powdered and
voc Eagle and extra fine graduated 49oc; Eagle
10 cartons of fine granuated, sc; Eagle lb bags do
bloc Eagle 81 10 505c: Eagle lb bags do &C.
Eagle 10 III bags do 495c; % and 80 ID bags do s5c
confectionery A, 460c; No I. 45Oc; Nos and B. 445c
No t. .40c; No g. 4S5c: G. 430c; No T. 4.25c No g
42Oc No g. 15c; No 10, 405c; No II, 4c No r. 3f5c
No 13, 90c: Nos Il. IS and 16 s5c London cabed
quiet and steady market beets with November
and December quoted qs4 The New York market
for quiet. with good underone and prices
trfugal. 96 test. 13-16c; muscovado test 5-16c
and molasses sugar, 50 test, 8 Lice.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. November 1s, 1908.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20
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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-12-20

Mrs. Sanders was taken to Butler
Thursday by DIR. Hall to be exsmin-
I'd as to her sanity. There Is little
doub. In the minds OF those who
know her that she Is insane, and 1t Is
sale to predict that the court will so
find IL il fortunate that parties
took the matter up In time 80 save
property or she woull have been left
penniless. Speedy steps should he
taken TO punish those who attempt.
I'd TO deiraud her.-Adrian Journal.
Thisis the woman The TINES made
mention Of two weeks ago, having
ieeded her farm to scouudrel, rep.
resenting himself az her brother.
The Probate Judge appointed lawyer
W. o. Jackson he- guardian, who
brought suit to set aside the died
Mr.. Jackson is providing Tor her un-
I'll county court meets to pass on h
sanity.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-12-20

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