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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-03

Boise, Sept. I'll. w. Lockhart,
chairman of the democratic state
committee, has issued an address to
the people of the state setting forth
the grounds upon which the demo-
cratic party appeals for their votes at
the forthcoming election. It is in
part as follows:
'"To the People of Idaho: In view
Of the great consequences which will
arise from the campaign of 1906 and
which may affect for good or evil the
destinies of the people of Idaho for a
long time to come, have deemed it
proper that statement should be
given to the people of this state rela-
tive to the course to be pursued by
the democratic state committee.
"a convention of the democratic
party lately held in Occur d'Alene
has declared in unmistakeable words
that polygamy and unlawful cohabi-
tation must cease, and the interior
ence in the political affairs of this
DNoSO W bAC DAOA NUN hACAoACng mhob
stop; and it pledged the party, if
given the power by the people at the
polls, to carry into effect by statutes
Furnishing such offences that clause
of the state constitution which has
heretofore been at once the bulwark
of morality and decency ia the homes
of this state and the weapon of de-
Tense against the political denomin-
alton of an INSCRIPTIONS and selfish
alien oligarchy which seeks to con-
fuse the religious sentiments of its
people by directing them in their po-
litical actions.
''No partizanship has dictated the
course of the democratic party in
presenting this issue, for at all times,
disregarding the possibility of deriv-
ing advantages by trucking to the
Mormon hierarchy, the democratic
party has sought to occupy the high
grounds of citizenship, which looks
solely to the welfare of the state and
the preservation Of those homes
which are at once the glory and the
safeguard of a republic.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-03
SANTIAGO PEACEFUL.
Installed New LAMPS.

The Consumers Company has in
stalled in their office on Sherman
street three Of the celebrated Port
land -Burhman, alternating arc lamps.
which have been endorsed by the
leading cities Of the United States a.
the most practical lamp for either
street or interior lighting.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-03
POLYGAMY RAMPANT.

''We affirm unhesitatingly that po-
lygamy is not only practieed in this
state but is increasing to an alarming
extent and If the people Of Idaho will
intrust the affairs Of government Of
the state of Idaho Of the nominees of
the Occur d,Alsne convention and
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-19

D1any othss sneh snan hays ~
TIL ~ ~ sGme. Bat While
tbis ssidsnGo = epo1 end trus 10
do n3t assd 4 = provo euf pnsi.
ton on H. toeWen Theory. We
have proved 4 thSibbled Il, ana
doubled il and thsibbled 4 tins
md again y tn hlssosd Wosd az
tod. Not quits % AsAy altar ~,
Nov brother Perkins " fhiuk
" ahsll have ynu griund 10 prst-
~ sharp bv this time. 30 sharp.
that you viii have TO wstch Your
fsst. Just one more thought Bro.
Rsfkina and that 10 this. yes refer
~ to esn, 1857 This Odds
aothinG 70 you or y.ur one man
theory. Why, yon ash? Because
God IN separating them at that
time prove that Hs did not want
them to " one, 10 confopnd
b.
I'd their language and ssparatsd.
them. Ss
Proving also that up TO that
time they had not bssn one; and
that God did DOT intend that they
should be, or he would not Of
come down to separate
them. Ths Jews had mingled
with the Centiles. and the people
in this manner became one while
God had SAID they should not. We
shall answer your questions in the
near future.
tn he COntinue g..
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-19
Question n. =;

Bro. Garrett. d" NJ, know thu, in q
discussion that dispi'.ni sbonlh drdn.
his terms ih.t nsr.' You have .sid.
over and over again and sps,n tina
Adam bal q living tnni and the rrss,
ed man did no nave = living ssu. until
Chris, died What do You mean by
ihsf Ags'n van say Adam had IT maj,
lts' and tho Gsniil". did no. have r,e..
nal lille until xf'er Christ died" VIVA,
do Won mean n this.
Please b- 49, kind ~ ,n expluin there
w" P"n'A | nigh, gueS and miss
your meaning Therefore | d, NJ, like
10 guess II | eau help il.
Bro. Garrett You say: God
Formed israel the second part of
Jacob. Do Jon mean the .smc
thing by tho word formed tina,
YOU do when you toll Us how God
formed the earth. Could there be
any gathating ,o,'.,l.cr Of III"
waters to form Israel? These are
lar questions.
Time Expin!
Priklns
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-19
WASHINGTON
LKTTKK.

From our Regular Correspondent
That the President has no. weak
ened in his desire 10 have railroad,
rate legislation enacted al this session
Of Congress is apparen, from the
energy he Is displaying s.d the
means he is taking 10 accomplish :,
that end. Last Saturday he held a
conference with several Republican
Senators and he declared himsel!
10 be satisfied with the Court review
amendment ard inquired anxiously'
as 10 the number Of votes Of the Re.
publicans that could he polled IL
the bill should be brought to q vote
SOM. Since then he has apparently
burned MS bridges behind him in.
the railroad fight and is now formally
comforting with Democratic Seniors.
in an endeavor 10 enlist their act
tive aid in gushing through the bib
amendments agreed 10 in his
conference with the Republicans All
the vexalion he had felt in the.
matter Of his San,o DOMINICAN.
treaty. with certain Of the Dem
ocra,ic Senators he has apparently
pu, aside and one after another has
bsen summoned to the white House
to talk over the situation He has.
intims,cc in various places that
he would DO glad to talk with Sen.
a'ors 'rillman and no, Bailey on the
sAbjec' and i, is no, unlikely tina, he,
may send itr either or Lo,n Of these
men, Mr.. Tillman j, will be remember
ed has not visited the white House
since the presicen, withdrew
an invitation that had been extended
10 him on the occasion OF Prince
henry.s visit here four YEARS age.
This was u q times when :.ir.
Til'man.s rame had been 'empor-
arily stricken from the roll Of The.
Senate bending an investigation Of
the fracas and fist iieh, he had had
with his colleague Senator McIaurin
Of South carolina. Since the n Mr.
Tillman has INDUCED in many
TRADES in the Senate and elsewhere
aIains. the Presiden, and the anxiety
Of tho President to have rate lesis-
la'Ion may be gnaged by the fac,
tina, he is willing to make the first
advances toward recon :illa,ion IL
by so doing he can gain more votes.
Tor the bill, Mr.. Tiliman and Mr,
Bnley both declare they will not 20.
10 the White House hut there are
geneally ways o! Overcoming this sort
Of u resolution and such 4 conference.
will in all pr babili'y take place
s""n. Republicans and Democrats s,lke
are Disposed I" criticize tie action Of
VI" President in irving 10 influence the
VOTES ON the bill In, criticism hna
"'v"r been known IN deter toe Prssidcn,
w"r" he had Al obj-e, In view and oa
u" subject" ~ legislation has he ever
!'sria, CT ~ kesn.r in,e,es than In ,bia
me ~ the regulation ~ rates. A
'''sc''-A'"n lr'l by Ssnn,"r Bailey NJ 10
the proPricy " conferences between
Executive oud lesasltsos on tho suLirct
III lrais'a'i"n brought on, an Interesting
in'pto'np'u debate In the sems,e in.
which Senators Do,livar q i Aldrie.
defended The President ~ Id
1rilirntp-.f Mr. Bailey,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-19
" Es TON NO. 4.

BRO, GAtiett please tell 10 what God
meant, when hs said that he would sow
Tue house 1t Israel and the house Of
judah with the seed OF man and the
''s9 VI oes'ts' WIN. Drinegar
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-19

I'll CRs>'Er, Please tell us whs, the
'esd "f man aad the secd Of beasts are
that God 10 going TO so~ the house OF
lsfAei and the house 81 Judah with
james Parkus.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-19

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!,
,
M ss'''''' 'aA' 'ss' 'o''' '1
make OF maze va, luss .ons' ano
msnt oil the same thing. But
the readers will, also remember
In. ,.v. thar, .,.... Mai. fact.
q, ,.-. -.
$3.50 ;
ans 'nss Oh INV nso o''n' ""o
could DO manifested and united
| in one and the, ZANE Character;
"a. >, Va. (, man Ch.;.t -. no.
,.., I. - IT,.
SA"'s"'i" "'"' was "e s"u no wa
the light OF men. Auc this l'ght
shone III darkness, and the DARK
ness comprehended It not. he was
with the iather before the world
"sss"' agar" 'pS osar via Dfo ,
h 1 ,;. .,.,,, wo,.,
g..
=" W. '" A'"."0i w "'u'' 'oo'
~ w" "'''"'o ""s' yo"'S"J w"
DO. lou have SAID that you ne
lieve every word oil Zen. l-2t.l
Aiso YOU have said that YOU be-
l,eve every word of Psalm RH.N- c
v.,..,
oP"A' ''' "'""' "s'" UNI 'e""'t
mo exlstance'
This work was done on the
.;u, A., MI A., D.
'"' wv. '"y
no oo'ieV"s ~ wen % we 90. AND
aow. we sav. that IL Won heliays
.,., ~, ~
' " ~" Va" Az
you believe this?
So God created man in hi, own im,y,
in the image Of God created h. him
male and female csea,sd he ,hem
And ooa hls.x,d ,,om and ga, ..,,
unto them. Be fruitful and mul,ipl,
MI d replenish the earth, and subdne il
and have dominion over the fish Of ,h'
~" ""' ''.' VIC '""' :" Tue ar a"t
on the earth "
| I. And Cad al, p.,.,, ,
given you every herb bearing seed. vhic,
is upon the face Of all tue earth, and
every ''ee' i" Tue w"'ch"s the fruit If
man, -" 1t sun" 'e 'o'
And r. .,.,,, ,..., :, 49,,
to every fowl Of ID. .i,, ,na ~ .v.,.
thin. that creepc,h upon the earth,
'" '"e'' "'e' nave gwen ever
And c.,,...u
madr, and behold. it vas vary good
.,'' wv, s "."' vi. "-'"'"e were
VIZ. ,,,,,
believe this. 90 .n., ,h,,.,
see. il Won belisv. n, v,,,
hav" sind. Again va must ask
S'"' "h"' ~ the highest part OF
~ VI w" "''"' mos" scrip
~, ,ho l,,., -
one man ,b.,r, :. L., $500, a .
d. not help YOU enc h,t. and ,b;s
VII he s""n plainly by the time
wv '''N' our agreements on this
''' W. SUM- ho'ce
W. '"'>' e'''i"UTeb ~, what the
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-19
Page Of lnquIrsrs
QUESTION No. =.

"a. as there is so many that
think they know the scriptures
and ! thought by your permits
sion ! would ask the following
question.
QUESTION FOR MINISTER'S
TO ANSWERS.
Please harmonixs these two ,cri,
lures.
Aud unto Abssiom thers were born
'hrsc sons' and one daughter. whose
sass was Tansr she IVES woman Of
. fair eoun,esancs. e Sam, i4-s7.)
And
Now AbsAlon In HE lifetime had
'assn aud reared up fer himself . pillars
winch 10 IN the kings dale. Tor hs said
have no son 10 keep my name In
'smsmbssencs. and he called tho pills.
'i'er MS own name and |, Is called unto
'h" day Abaslom's place. Re Sam.
!s-ls ~. q. Merit,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-19

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ana we meao'ng' We sha@ wait
sne Fep's q euF orotner-or tne
qsessson ~ Rsve saked On tne
n'gness psrs 8 we dust before
We snas' ssy iorsner.
but TINS u DOL AL mat We
s1a'I nossce OF wnss no MAJ asie
IN nis xrt'e'e' slser ne refered 10
% ''eh. S-iV twnicn We snalI
speak OF iaN'f ON ne ss,d lf'eno'
~ readers one ana 81; % TINS
making 1ssse ,mpressicns' or
m'sconstrue'ng tns scriptures:
l may not 20 AZ oad . man q
you may nave supposed we
~,e NV 1T n, 'o'' soo"ue''
.hou. - hor.o 80 -, >. 49,.
table and done work for mo. and
I must say tina. there never was
any more Rentiemanly principals
presented IN my presence o.
""' 10y "'"" wv ~" ..'"s
.,,,-.>.. 4. ..a :. ~
rests unon = mana .k.ovleaue.
especially on the word Of God.
For God has taught the fact.
thata man Is not held RESPONSE
BILE; for what he" does not know,
that is for bis ignorance. So we
,muat sav that No have mt
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100 % 'hen'"''h th's exp@na
ton we.must proceed to notice
further what you have said that
misrepro.ented u. And that IA
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""' "e"'"e' s"'' "ear'y lou"
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would acknoxIedoe my. error.
and saw the accusation il inst.
But | didn't 10 that, did u Who
dld'
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IT,. Al.
nrohen>i,n wa. mt NJ thu ha.t
For il our recollection serve Us
right We sald that the man crea.
tea on ''e s'Aao' was Tie pro-
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-19

What IL the h'sh-.' pnrl NJ the "a i
~ The earth! Aud define the highest,
part from the Invest pan.
Ed.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-19

- - oBo40 WIN -
~ hiobsst part Of the dnst a
~ sarthY' And than Ne ask
Jon. eothsr 70 define the high.
at part from the lowest part
BFsthsf W must give you :
another good shaken, while you
are rubbing your eyes, ~ may
BE- possible. that We can get you
- see BY and by. And we are
confident when We, DO get you
out from under the stupidity
spd shcp. which belonged 70:
The man Adam In tht garden;
Mountain Grove viii not be able
to hold you. that you will just
run over to JAH-Vilie where the
living waters now. And grab
the Ed.by the. hand. and say, /
am 10 happy that you, brother
Garrett. has shown me the light
Of Gods Holy Word. Well come
now, and let 10 reason together
on the first scripture YOU pre-.
sent to our readers on the word
dust. Thinking by this that you
can hold up the one man theory,
please read.
Thou hIdest thy face. they are ,roubl
ed; thou isksst away their breath. the
dir. and return 10 their dl,L [Psslm
l04-eo.
Then you ask brother did God
have reference to ..'any particular
man or set of men, or il it all
men, God bless you Bro. the
above quotation does not have
reference to any man or set of
men, Now let US read the con.
nection Of this quotation.
q LORD how manitoId are thy works
10 wirdom hast thou made them oil; the
earth is full OF thy riuhes.
80 ia this grea, and wide sea, where
in all things creeping innumerabl-. both
small and sreA, beasts.
! There go the ships. there IL that levis.
than whom thou hast made ~ play here
in
These wait al upon 'hep: that thou
mayest give them their meat in due
| season.
That IL :" sivest them thev gs,her;
thon ope" ~ thine hand. they are filled
! with good
| Thou hulest thy face. they are ,roubl.
ed. thou 'skest away their breath, they
die and return u their dust.
/ Psslm lO4-24 To aa)
The first thing You want TO
notice, Bro. is, that you quoted in
the 29th. verse the dust" while
God says by the prophet their
dust
The next point we wish to en-
tighten yol on Is, that God by
the prophet in this 10Th. verse
was not speaking of man or men.
as yon have represented in your
arguments. hut Of the things of
til" sea. and with the rest is men.
tion 'Leviathan.' Now then
brother il Leviatlan is man, why
did Isaiah call him the piercing
serpen,? Please read.
In ,ha, day the Lord with his sore and
great aud strong sword shall punish
l-vi-hnn the piercing .erpen even
lev Nl,an that rrnaked serpent, and he
shall STAY the dragon that is IN thr se,.
lsA. Ell.
This will expose your misrepre.
ssn,ation uf this 70 verse. IN
trying to make it appear that all
men were included, But the read.
er Will 500 that th,r- was not n
man spoS"n OF in thu gveat sea.
Aud it Was the inhabitants of
~" great sea that God .pnke Of
when H' SAID inylhs :av. "ther
dun.' But brother Perkins IN
his manuscript sad "re,url, to ,h.
dust W. knrw not. whether or not.
that h. meant the or.lheir dust
For II would make quite II difl,reu.
g" IN his favor 10 say rh~ dust ia
the place Of saying it proper ''hicr
dust Brother tv,rr .ut,l gent
yea let VII. notice thuIr m,sapp!i.
cations IT vours. again our
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have cnndicting scriptures, and
10 much 10 tlnt vou cannot n M
- h..r.n,.. .,..- m..
=" 50 y 'o'' sp"'Sss'on sne
osner man you speak OIL as not
being in'existance. is there. But
We are not through vet. Plesse
-o.a
1"s +" inc BOOK Of Tho generations
o. Aoa"' =. ''s DAY that God created
man. :" me "ss's'' OF God made he
'"'
"a's AMI female created he them
aud blessed them. and called their
name Adam. in the dsv when ,h.v vs,r
cr..,.a Gan. -.
ders brother we have genera
lions OF them in the day man
was created. and You aud ! both
nave tald that G0d created man
ON the s'xtn Gay. This applica-
ZION ie"s YOU see generations OF
men On I'M sixth dav, in the
place If one or two mon e;thor
Brother it is u very rood th,no
to hays the Balm OF Gilead &c Nd.
ply 10 weak eyss. Hut We must
k'se y"u s""'"sr application.
rI:, "" """ 'e"' WHAT
'"'' VII WIS "'"''e''
"'""" '"s "s.yt'"n was cedar
win . .h.d.,.,.. '... Y,""." . SUI
high stature. and Nj. ,.n -. ,,,,. n, ~.
thick bouxhs.
The cs.i.r. in tn. x.,,,,, -, u,.,
cou.d M, hide him IN, A, ,,... No.,
M. like Nj, bou,b. and Al. ,,,..,..,
,rces were no, l,t. III. ,,.,,,.. ,,,,
an, tran ), ,.. ...... ,.
mi, him !, HI. h...,.
| have msd, him ,,;r Il, N. ,,,,,;,.,o
"f his branches. So tina, all tho Tree. Of
Eden tina, were IN the garden -, God.
cnvicd him: Ezek, 3l-s~ 80
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Question No. .

Kind Ed. please explain the la,
Of Rev. and toll Us whether 1t WI.
. vision or . dream or was i,
because be vas tho beloved dis,
Nple
Oslia Watts.
Spokane Washington.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-11
Question Will Marrow Down.
CALIENTE DEALS.
Propositions to Buy Are Coming Fast
From East.

Special To The Tribune.
CALIENTE, New, Fob 10.-James Bar
rows, halloween OF the Big Oak claims
on the Virgin river southwest of Caliente,
was In camp today with sack OF ore
taken from u recent strike In the shaft of
his claim. which at a depth of eighty-five
feet shows a four-foot ledge OF $40 gold
ore. Mr., Barrows's partner. Hon Douglas
here and, after examining the samples
taken out left for San Francisco VIA
the Salt Lake Route. to order Rsdon
stamp mill treatment of their ores.
JEFF Bushnell and Mark Travis, owners
OF tho Three Girls group Of three gold
silver claims. west of Caliente. sold one
half OF their interest in the group TO Mar
tin & Graft of Denver this week for $1,000.
Nearly 800 tons Of S46 orc has been taken
out and Will be sacked for immediate ship
ment TO the reduction works at Salt Lake.
This ore was encountered at a depth OF
l4 feet In shaft sunk on an ore body
which showed twenty-tour inches at crop
pings and which has increased to three
feet at its present depth.
A deal has just been closed for the trans
fer of 1000 out of a half-million shares
of the stock Of the Louisiana Purchase
Mining and Milling company. Incorporated.
stock from the company TO local and Dem
yer parties for part cash and part time
consideration. These properties are about
three miles east OF Calicnte and consist
OF seven claims. including two springs.
which latter Will furnish abundant water
for all treatment purposes, with a nat
ural reservoir on the claims which Will
hold several thousand gallons Of water
with but slight amount OF work The
Gro bodies are very large. low grade and
run in altered porphyry, which lies in
shale and trachyte formation and shows
remarkable strength throughout the
group. President Frank Palmer is MAX
ing the transfer and work Will be com
menced on the group within the present
month probably February lG.
Burdett & Farrell, owners Of the Fire
Fly group of gold claims on the Virgin
river. south of Calientc. have just struck
n flne body OF manganese in their tunnel
which they have run 40 feet to cross-cut
the present ledge. The Vein is over six
feet wide, a cross-cut having been run
that distance, and 1t shows high values in
silver throughout, the average from the
present strike running 143 ounces per ton.
'chey have also opened up a chimney Of
gold-silver orc on the Last Chance mine
one or the group, (which shows values OF
$50 on the hanging and 50 on the foot
wall with three-lnch vein OF tale sepa-
rating the vein They have made a small
sample shipment TO Salt Lake, which
showed values Of SIS per ton net on the
gb
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-11
Sand as Writing Paner.

we have all seen sand used as blot
ting paper said a school director but
In New England last month / saw II used
writing paper
Sand was the original blottlnG paper
White and clean, II was kept In q oruet
like "A saft cruet. and shaken out on the
wet writing through tho perforated top
There are affected peoplo-the kind OF
people who write with quill pcns-who
still use sand as n blotter. But until last
month | thought that as n writing paper
IT had disappeared forever.
And then ! visited a country school I'm
New Hampshire. On the masters desk
sat box, three feet square, filled with
sand Tho children came, ono at a time
to the box, and with a pointed stick by
way OF pen they wrote. As each child
finished he smoothcd out his writing
leaving tho sand smooth for tho next
conner.
This odd scene carried me back to tho
days when paper was so scarce when
slatos were so scarce, that sand was
used In the schools TO write on-the days
OF my grandfather and Sreat-grand-
father, r,"-PhIladclphH Bulletin,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-11
WHEAT MARKET WEAK
ON OPENING SESSION
More Favorable Reports Close
the Market Strong and Un-
changed.

CHICAGO, Feb. 10.-During the early
part of the session the market was in
chned to be weak and there was con-
siderable selling by pit traders. An
early dispatch from Liverpool quoted the
market there as being Off "a to 1zd be-
cause OF rain In the drought-stricken
portion of India Another depressing In
nucnce was the absence of extreme cold
weather In the winter wheat belt of the
United States. reports from tnat section
showing that temperatures were COM
Daratlvoly higher
Trading during tho first half of the
session was OF small volume because OF
poor demand, but later offerings were
readily taken by shorts and commission
houses. Preliminary receipts were lib
cral. but their effect was onset by de-
oidedly strong tone TO the market for
cash wheat In tho Northwest and South
west Reports from Kansas City clai m
ing a fair export business In -four slim
ulated demand late in the day. The
high point OF May was S5Ssc, and tho
market closed firm, unchanged at Sol2c.
The feature OF trading In corn was
selling by prominent commission
house, but the volume OF general bust
ness was small May closed lSglSAc
down at 444@445sc.
The oats market held steady all day,
but trading was lifeless. May opened un-
changed at 3olsa3014c.
Provisions were weak because OF sell
ing Induced by continued receipts OF
down 12lkc. lard was off 2lzG5c and ribs
were 10G12Isc lower.
There Will be no session Monday. Lin
coins birt hdaN