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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-11
HoNERINE 10 RESUME.
President George Baird Makes an
Important Announcement.

President George A.. Baird Of the
Western Exploration and Honerins
Mining companies. declared when seen
last evening that the rumor which had
gained considerable currency on tho
street during the day. 90 the effect that
ne had come hero 10 confer with +.
Augustus Hciuze. was without founda.
lion. In fact, be- said he had never
had the pleasure OF meeting Mr. Helnzc
until yesterday.
As 90 the Honrrinc mine at STOCKTON.
President Baird. after a conference
with General Manager g. q. Filing
wood, Mine Manager T.. J. Raddatz and
MIN Supt " X Murdoch. made the
announcement that the mine would re-
sumo regular production on Monday
next and that the min was already %
operation with one shift and win even
tually be operated up 20 rs fun capa-
city
This Information coming from the ex-
ecu,Ne officer OF the Honenne company
win Doe good news 90 the citizens u
stockton, and particularly 10 share
holders of that corporation. who hal
begun TO get anxious about seeing re-
turns on their Investment The CONF
pany has carried on a vigorous cam-
uaign Of development for several years
and, among other things. put up the
bulk of the expense u constructing the
long drain tunnel Altogether about
N.25o01o has been expended ln preparing
The mine fpr regular production. and
now 10 has an Indebtedness 81 $3.50 .o00
MOI iong ago President Baird ANA as
sociates succeeded in inducing the
management 10 the American Smelling
& Refining company Go grant moi,f.
cation ~ am ore contract which win
work considerably to The advantage of
Huueriue shareholders.
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HARTJE DIVORCE CASE.
Handwriting Experts and Defendant
md Cuachman Consult

Pittsburg. July 1.-THE handwriting
experts David y. Carvallho Of New
York and Marshall ID. EWell Of Chicago.
were closeted for several hours today
with Mrs Hartje the defendant D the
divorce case. aud Thomas Mad.u.. the
Coachman correspondent, examining The
20 letters alleged to have been written
10 Nadine by Mrs. HarJe. Nadine
said he would not make an Information
AGAINST Detective Craig. who, Il Is al
legged broke open his trunk and carried
or letters and papers Il have left
everything" said he, in the hands Of
the attorneys referring 10 counsel for
Mrs. Hartjel and il rests with them"
Not 20 be outdone by the defense the
attorneys Tor Hariie have had the
famous letters photographed and hav.
prepared charts three feet In height
Both sides have pepared charts and en-
largonents OF the letters and they viii
be taken into court when the trial Of
the case IL resumed tomorrow.
An EFFORT VIII be made, % is said, To
prove that Mrs Hartje was deceived
as 20 her own writing by the clever.
ness of the alleged forger Contempt
proceedings % is asserted. will be urg,
"a 90 Il Is proven that the court has
been imposed upon. Friends Of Hartje's
attorneys say that N this Is true the
lawyers have been imposed upon also
end are innocent Of knowledge Of the
alleged f0rgerles
During the day a number OF deposi.
items from Witnesses for Mrs Hartie
were taken in the Office u Atty. Free.
man one 20 her counsel
All sorts Of rumofs concerning these
ccr0sitlons were current and they are
said 20 Dol " the highest Importance
This move on the part Of counsel for
ite respondent has csused much spec.
ulation and Is believed 20 De the las,
Of the evidence which viii be- used
to contradict that % the witnesses for
The lbe,lant On the case.
The greatest caution was observed
while these dispositions we're being Ia.
Ken Detectives and guards stood aboui
The entrance 20 the Office and am hut
those summoned as witnesses were
warned away.
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sEARcHLIeHT ACTIVITY.
New Mil, and New HOSTS Have Been
Ordered Recently.

Special Correspondence.
Searchlght. New, July 9.-The new
mill on the Duplex IS almost completed
and viii be in running order In a few
days. 4 large force Of men is
engaged in sinking in the main work.
ing shaft. The high grade ore recently
struck on the New Years Gift claim IL
increasing in value With depth
The working force OF the Nevada
Consolidated mines. formerly the Nc
Gam McLalgh.ir group. has been dou-
biei and three shifts are working Since
che return %. supt. John Wheatley from
Los Angeles a contract has been let 10
sink an additional 100 feet IN each Of
the three shafts. Al the bottom Of the
shaft on the Mockrg Bird claim the
vein is FEET in width and both hang
.ug and t0otNalls are in sight Every
thing In the bottom of the shaft horns
free gold The lodges run northeas;
and southwest.
The Colorado Mining & Milling COM
pun, has let a contract 10 sink a dou-
be compartment tlsxll feet khHt.
upon the New Years lode. Mr. n. b.
Adsit. the general manager 81 the COM
pany VIII sink 20 the waur level be-
fore any attempt VIII be made 70 es-
tabhsh levels.
Amons he new COMMANDO about n
commence operations in III Dorado can
yon. the II Dorado Bonanza stands
am5ns the foremost me ,or,,gDy !.
rrgani9sd ur6er M isv-s =, 49,
ana owns he ADMIRAL Gr,,,r s1m.,"S
gbout l00 fee- nortb ~ a.. ,.,a...'
W,n st-set mine The ~. ~, 81 4,
II Bryan a "A Gerbsrf m. A.
Jensen' It'll Freneb ma pr,t - ~
ual5 Moss Tbe Admirsl ar I'M, ~ 80 ~,
isis Of seven fuu Claims i-l,c rv'..
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ANOTHER SHOVEL ARRIVES.
Also FIFTY Dump Cars-CanyOn a
Scene OF Great ActiNity az
Present Time.

General Supt Robert c. Gemmel NJ
the Utah Copper company came IN
| from Bingham last night and says
everything is moving along smoothly In
camp where he is preparing the mines
% respond in the future with such ton
nages as viii meet the re-sirements Of
fhe great mill. now under construction
at Garfield, or 10 the amount OF 5000
tons per day; besides the Zoo tons that
Is to 20 TO the old plant now being OPP
Grated in lower Bingham canyon.
Another steam shovel, making two out
OF the battery n three, for which the
management recently let a contract
has been delivered and within a few
weeks viii be set up and made ready
to begin the great task OF removing tbs
oyerburden from the low grade copper
ore deposits on shich tho company will
probably operate for generation OF
more
Two Of the switches. Mr. Gemmel
states, which are 10 connect the tracks
of The Copper Belt with the main COM
pany yards where the trainloads OF
ore viii be made up 10 be- forwarded To
the reduction plant, have been graded
and the laying Of steel viii be UNDER
taken within a few days.
Fifty OF the new dump cars. 10 he
used for the present in conveying over
burden 10 point OF disposal have
arrived &C Bingham. These cars viii
be loaded by The steam shoyels.
Mr. Gemmel says the Boston Console
dated company Is making the dirt ny
upon It's portion " the copper bearing
porphyy belt and while he was in
camp yesterday a whole lot Of shoot
ing was going on IN the vicinity Of
where the Boston Consoldated's shovel
is now working, Down the canyon the
Rio Grande Western Railroad company
Is tearing out enough Of he mountain
10 make roldbed for It's new high
line and everywhere IN camp prosperity
is In evidence as II never was before.
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CONCENTRATES


W. S. Mccormick and Samuel New
house sailed from New York yesterday
for London and Paris. =.
secy. James shorten Of the san
Lake Stock ami Mining eNehause "a,
pects 10 leave next week on W.
weeks vacation trip 10 ldaho' ME
Shorten will accompany him.
Gus Reeves. secretary OF the Console
dated Mercur and Lower Mammoth
Mining companies departed this morn,
Ing for Chicago on vacation he VIII
be gone about two weeks
The Barber Asphalt company has NJ
ed a certified copy OF q number OF ~
nor amendments 90 its articles WIN We
secretary OF state Oue PROVIDES ioi me
removal OF It's principal place oil nus'
mess from Washington, D. c. 10 fhll'
adelphla, Pa
As the News" stated yesterday that
they probably would DO. the directors
OF the Carlsa Mining company nave
posted a dividend Of "a cent snare on
5000. The date OF distribution Is Sc,
for the Goth inst, on an stock OF RECORD
on the 10th inst
Don Mcguire. the ogden mining man
and metalurgsi. was no the city To-
day and reports great deal or ac-
tivity In the sierra Madre mining as
trict, Surveyors are iu the leld doing
work for some of tde companies operate
ing there who are taking steps TO pa
tont their claims.
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GERMAN ARMY MANEUVERS
President Has Assigned Officers Ia
Represent American ARMY.

Berlin. July 1.-THE foreign office has
been officially notified that President
Roosevelt 200 accepting Emperor VIII
liam invitation 10 send American officers
to the German army maneuyers has as
signed Brig Gen Thomas "a Barry. Maj
Gen VIM r. Duyail MAJ Gen, Joseph r.
Kuhn. Capt Peter r. Traub and Capt
Herman e. Schumm 10 represent the
American army on that occasion.
The emperor. who received Gen, Barry
On audience after the latter returned from
ManChuria expressed q desire that Gen
Barry should Be included among the So
lecti0ns II the president should think Il
ufUuer
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MINING MEN DINE.
Commercial Club scene of a Pleasant
Function Last Night.

Cob Nicholas Treweek and willard
F. snyder gave dinner last evening at
the Commercial club to a distinguished
party Of mining men. among the guests
being r. Augustus Heinze and mem
bcrs OF bis stan now in the city Cow
ers were laid for %, and the function,
which began at $ o'clock, lasted for
several hours
Besides thc hosts, those present were:
r. A. Helnze. Alfred Franks, f. H.
Wilson " McWhite. II. |. Wilson and
n. l.. Charles. Of Butte: r. L. White,
Joseph A. Coram. OF Boston. ". j.
Freedman. $. S. Rosentramen. George
a. Baird. Capt Duncan MacVichie, C..
O. Elllngwood. Leon Sweet, capt John
Treweck. col y. TreWek and willard
T. SNYDER
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STANDARD OIL INVESTIGATION

jamestown, y. Y. July ii-!nyestlra.
ilon INTO the charges Of violations OF
me Interstate commerce laws by the
standard OIL company and the Penn.
syiNanla railroad relative to rebates al
Oltan began yesterday afternoon be.
fore Judge Hazel and a jury IN the first
district court. According to the Ana
lnss 81 The commissioner OF labor and
commissioner Garfield ne Standard
company saved 'liao00 In 1900 by lis re-.
haies ron The Pennsylvania railroad
JOY OF shipped from the refneries al
uiean 10 Rochester. The STANDARD oil
soi rate Of cents a barrel while
oiher companies ~ the same territory
had 70 pay y cents a barrel.
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.
DULL MARKET DAY.
Beck Tunnel StifIened ON Strength OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aud Sales.

The market for mining stocks to-
day was a dull one and prices generally
tended lower Beck Tunnel Influenced
by the dividend Of yesterday sinenea
slightly, while Carla remained about
where It was yesterday Columbus
Consolidated opened weak and closed
some stronger Nevada Hills Has a
seller az &250. while ohio Copper
dropped 10 $3.50. South Columbus
moved up 10 Q cents and Thompson did
business al 81 cents
The closing quotations and sales
fOros
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CHAIRCAR TRAGEDY.
In Trying to Elect Man Who Refused
To Pay, Officer Shot Him.

Charleston. ". Va. July ll.-FoT
killing Robert Lane because he would
not pay for riding on chair ear Spe'
cial Officer John H. Howery must serve
an eight-year penalty sentence The
supreme court today sustained that
verdict.
Lane Was riding IN a Chesapeake e.
Ohio train Dec. %. 1905. and refused to
pay extra fare demanded for chair car
seats. At Maiden an attempt was made
70 ,ject him and In the fight that fol-
lowed he was killed by Howery.
Hawaiian Band at saltair, have you
heird II? Better do 50 before fIlday
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WOOL.
BOSTON

So Lous July n Wool. steady Ter
utory and western mediums, 4Q9; fns
medium. lsd2; fine. l60@.
BOSTON.
Boston, bE n-The wool market
Is moderaiell active. with deep inter-
est manifesto from an classes Of the
trade. Tie i)enton Of the trade is
turned towan The new clip Prices are
held firm iaders are remembering
On connection with he increased de-
mand for wool that the forthcoming Aus
tralian wool clip Is reported as the larr-
est ever show on that continent TEL
ttory woods are steady Pulled woods
are in constant demand. Foreign grades
are neglected territory quotations.
ldaho-Fine. guG; heavy hne. lsN2l.
fine medium. 2 a. medium 21N@; low
medium 2edE.
Wyoming Zine 22a2l. fss-- fine. isd
2 fine medium -1A On Jas, low
medium Na2i
Utah and Neyada-Tiut lrli. heavy
fine 1912. hne medium. El.5. medium.
NN2s low medium I7d&
pskote-llnc, = g: fine medium 202l:
ncdlmum. El2 lrw medium. E02
Montln1-Ftne Ctolce 4dgl. fing aver
age, ZH2i fine medium choice. 2ia2-.
average GH2i. 1aplc E1& medium
choice, Gn&; aver 20. &HG
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NEW COPPER COMPANY.
Nerringion Copper King Organized
by Local Partics.

The ferringion Copper King Mn
Ing company " This city filed its arti.
clts ~ Incorporation with the county
clerk today The capital stock " the
company r. 100000, divided into
shares ~ the par value ~ 81 each
". H. Booth is president: J. n Tur.
n'r' VICE president: W n. Keyiing
secretary w. B LaNiclle. treasurer
HE company owns the North Star
Fraction, Morning star and Halle lode
claims and has a bond on The Copper
King, Copper hin and Jupiter lode
claims all located IN the Mason dis
uiet Lyon ccuqty, Ney.
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So many shares Of each parcel Of stock
rs may be necessary viii BE- sold AZ the
office Of the company. No, % South Sec
ond West Street salt Lake CITY, Utah.
ON the 18th day II July, at o'clock .. IN,
10 pay delinquent assessment. together
with ne cost Of advertising and cost OF
sale
PERC A. CLARK. Secy.
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NOTICE OF DELINQUENT SALE

Desert Mountain Mining & Develop
rienf Company, ~ South Second West
Irect. salt Lake City. Utah. Notice
lhere are delinquent upon the following
described stock In aboye-named cOmpauy
fon account of assessment No, levied
MAY 6 1875 The several amounts set op-
poSlte the names Of the respective share
holders "a follows.
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CITY ROCKS ORE.
Company Markets Second Class Lot
Today.

The city Rocks Mining company is in
the market today with a lot Of second
class ore which was settled for on con-
trolls showing the presence of as per
cent copper N19 ia gold. 176 ounces
IN silver; 10 per cent in iron and 1876
per cent IN lead.
Manager Edwards ~ the city Rocks
company is in camp today looking after
the Installation Of the new gasoline
hoist recently ordered for that proper
go
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
To-Day

Caleb u. Brirt0n 10 the oregon
Short Line Rs CO.. land lu section
o. township 2 south, range
west ,......t.-..,..,,.t.t.' .s't.. ''ft's'
T. S Culver 60 j NJ 5. kanter
lots G. etc block T. South Capt.
tai Ave, add. ......................... H.
o. +. Peterson 10 A. Z n. Peterson.
half interest On Fast Boulevard
ADDITION .t,,t.,s.........
Geo Tai TO Elizabeth Ormond Tall,
part - lot block 81. plat C....,. 81
Houston Il. 4. luvt 60. TO Chas.
W. Olsen. part ~ lot 6. block p,
Mat .........................
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YESTERDAYS.

Encka j. Bauung % l.. +. Bant-
ing warranty deed TO l0Xl0 rods
northeast from the southwest cor
per Of lot block ~ plat B..
MARY n. Simpson 10 l. y Bant-
ing. warranty deed 10 l0X2D rods
southeast rom lO5 feet north Of
the southwest corner OF lot I.
block ~. Mat .........
George Saxton 10 David MtCleery,
warranty deed 20 S3X1iis feet
northwest from 5 feet north Of the
southeast corner OF lot'3. block 81
81 i1 N p. II cannon to samuel b.
Baxter warranty deed 20 part
OF lot g. block - plat B.-.,.....,
l. l.. G ddard to Peter r.
Jensen. warranty deed 10 9x2is
rods northwest from Is rods west
II the southeast corner Of lot /.
block ., plat B.......,........,.,....
o. r. Peterson 10 Frank O. San
ford. warranty deed 10 lots 10
3 block ], ]. u. Whalon's addl-
Unl ..ttfst..t,.s...s+,,.s- .t.-,,,..,.t..
William D. oliver 10 August Ripe.
O. r Peterson 20 Frank q San
east from S rods east o. the north
west corner Of lot 3. block 20. plat
LllkhhftU n. tNlh 10 AltN H.
Park, warranty deed 20 ~ acres
Of section y, township . south.
range west ........-...,...........
Utah Savings 4 Trust company 10
James Eager warranty deed to 49,.
Nl6i feet southwest from the
northeast corner u lot I. block a.
plat A .,..,...........,....,... p
Garrett o Wright 20 James Eager.
warranty deed 10 ltiX5j feet north
east from - feet east ~ the
southwest corner OF lot 2 block
81 plat A ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 3.
A n Park 90 4. J. Hill quit
claim deed 20 section =. township
/ south range ] Wcst.,..............
James Leach 20 Joseph NhTIsienstn
qult-clalm deed 10 paN Of Dot =
block 2. plat H., \ &c..
ArIna- Brown ~ al to\R Ort.
man, quit-claim deed 10 pNrt ~ tot
& block II, plat C..................
Estate Of John Shder o. 4. H.
Park. administrators 1eed % tho
northeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter Of section =, township
souts range I west ...,.,....,....,. I,
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One hundred De Forest Wireless
stock az $500 Must be sold az once,
so give US a bid. +. NJ. West & Co, Tel
l65. 327 d. T. Walker block
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REGULAR CALL.

DAILY West 8 az 1925.
Uncle Sam Con. 1000 AZ A.. 500 al &C.
Beck Tunnel, 100 az ~. 100 M 50 $ ca.
100 at ~. 1000 az 81 30. 200 at s..
New York, 800 at 90
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel 800 az SO 60. 800 a, 81
9 On. 500 az S.
Carsa, 200 no 2S4.
Col Con. 100 40 Iii so. 800 az 100.
Lower Mammoth. 5oo az a.
Montgomery Mountain. 1900 az %.
Nevada Hills, 100 at $50
New York 500 at 90.
Ohio copper 90 90 100, 500 az l.60.
South Columbus. 800 al 80 80. $50
az so
Uncle sam. 100 no &C.
Thompson. 1000 az Sc 60. 1900 90 g..
REHABILITATION.
Regular can .......... 1906 S2Os2.i
open board.........,....ls000 ltG5i10
Forenoon totals...,..2 2805 Ne75-s Is
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PRODUCE.


Chicago, July 1.-THE wheat market
opened strong today m good buying By
shorts and commls-1l houses The de.
maud was strengthened by fhe fact that
country acceptances we're very light. Sen.
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?. NJ. WEST & Co. stock brokers.
d T. Walker Blk. Tel 1866. res 3siO-x.
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KANSAS CITY

Kansas City July il.-Cattle-Receipts
500. market steady 10 strong Native
steeTs, ioHS ~. native cows and heifers
bulls. = 1850; calves. 20d5.j0. western
led steers. 5.i5N5.i5. western fed COWS
2. Onf.2i
Hogs Receipts 300; market S 10 10
cents higher Bulk Of sales. 6.i5Q6 So,
heavy. e@q6 \: packers. 6,l5a6.1 pigs
and lights 60ga6.k2is
Sheep Receipts. 500. market steady.
Muttous. Z .. lambs 1850, range
wethers, O0a6. 30, fed ewes, 5000 60
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Omaha July ll.-Cattle- Receipts 22o:
MARKET best strong. others dun Native
steers 42jd5 ~. COWS and hcifers. 30d
80; western steers Q 25a415; Gamers.
ii1a2.75, stockeis aVd feeders, Qqi jj;
i2j.
Hogs-Receipts. 100. mNket j1l0 cents|
higher, Heavy, 650af 20: ' 7uiked. $50 4
SSH e(kis, 6ctdGf0: pies. 5iade,g5
bulk II Nles. s.6sli5.G7ia
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO

Chicago, July u.-Cattlc-R Receipts, q 90;
market strong Beeves, i.4d6. .. COWS
and helfers l.9iQ5.l5: stockers and feed
ers. 2.0d4 ~. Texans, 3.0a5.g. calves,
-td6.15.
Hogs-Recclpts 230l0. market 10 cents
higher, estimated tomorrow. 260N Mixed
and butchers. son go: good heavy. 6i5q
100, pigs. i.Nl16.j0. bulk u sales, 6.Sn
6G.
heep-Receipts 800; market strong
Sheep, i.e)dt.li. lambs, 5.iins.A.
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CANNON BROS. BROKERS. 2lE.
So. Temple. Tel 80 Ind, si0-k Bell
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U. ". Snow & Co, Stock Brokers.
% Commercial BIZ Both Phones 1914
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.. OBERNDORFER.

Seven records On seven days-HA
Eaidn Band-Saltair.
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shipping ore has been uncovered at
depth Of ~ feet.
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stock Broker.
Tel Bel 1t2. i6l s Main 81.
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TENDER opened 4 10 4 higher at M 70
"a and sold up 10 IskdiSs.
The corn market was strong. septem.
be ropsned !. to = higher at 52ls TO w
an sOld'at i2S.
September oats opened kdh 10 l. lower
az siIs 10 47sNG. and sold up 10 "a.
The provisions market was firm Sep.
TENDER pork was ~ higher at I.o, lard
was up ziza5 at l5qs.lIi7; aud ribs were
2isfi5 higher al SIS.
Cash. Wheat-No. 2 red. lSnn7eh; No
3 red, iiaish; No. hard, 7lR7sls No.
hard i5HII; No. northern. 9as2; NO 2
northern, 19i4dsl. No. , spring, 16dk.
Corn-No. 2 524.a53. No. 81 52i1a52A.
Oats-No. 2 IS; No. O. 5sA.
The close was strong with September
up Anb az iSikafsh.
Corn-The close strong With September
up Z at 5gs-
Corn-Juy 5gA; Sept, ST..
Oats-July, 3SN; Sept. 3j1s
Pork-July isSi7. Sept, i7.ials.
Lard-July a0lis; Sept. 10.
Rlbs-July, s.67is. Sept, %.
Rice-Juy. 1914
Flax-Nothing doing.
Timothy-sept., as.
Clover-Nothing doing.
Bsrley-Feedlng 49z.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York, July il.-sugar, raw, quiet
Fair refining, 1872. centrifugal - test,
3 1872; mOlaSses sugar 2A.32
Refined-Steady Crushed, $40, powder
cd, 40; graduated, ~.
CotfeeE Steady M z Rio IL
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\. s. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker 2i6 d. i. Walker Block
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81 Lous. July n Wool steady Ter
utory and western mediums, 4Q2S; fnt
medium. lsd2. fine. l6G2.
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PLOT TO ROB TREASURY.
At Washington Barred But Officials
Say Suspicion Not Founded.

Washington. d. c.. August 25.-
A coincidence in making some purely
formal appointments recently caused
a curious notion to get abroad in the
city that the treasury oficiais were
fearful of a plot TO rob the treasury
which contains the worlds greatest
treasure heap aggregating more than
a billion dollars. An array Of very
powerful electric lights was Installed
about the old pile, the explanation
being that better lights we're desir-
able there. On the heels OF this, 35
night watchmen were commissioned
for service In the building. As a
matter of fact, 'this was simply the
renewal of expiring commissions.