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Garden CTrY MONIES
LOGAN.
OLD FOLKS HON0RED.
Wedding Pcrmits--Damagc Suit-Cit
Loses Case Against w. r. Davis.

Wedding Pcrmits--Damagc Suit-City
Loses Case Against w. R..Davis.
Special Correspondence.
Logan, Nov. 1.-THE old folks of
Cache stake will be entertained at the
opera house Saturday afternoon at .
O'clock The Devil" company will give
a free matinee TO the old people and
all the down stairs part of the opera
house win be reserved for them.
WEDDING PERMITS.
Darvel r. Hammond and Emma Mae
Brewer of Marysville. Ida. and Thom-
as G. Palmer and Alta Vaughan OF
Preston have secured marriage license.
SUIT FOR DAMAGES.
y complaint has been filed In the dis
trict court by Petel. Larsen against Sor-
en- Hansen. the o. S. l.. Railroad COM
pany ct al, to recover $3.50 damages al
legged to have been done near Mendon
on the lands of plaintiff at the time of
constructing the railroad around by
Wellsville On a second count he asks
for $50 for diverting the water course
and $50 for the decrease in the hay crop
caused by the above actions.
CASE DISMISSED.
The court this morning instructed the
jury to bring in Il verdict of not guilty
in the case Of Logan City VS. W. r.
Davis. This is the case appealed from
the justice court IN which Mr. Davis
was held for violating the new closing
ordinance. From the evidence intro
duced the court held that II O'Clock D.
NJ. is an unreasonably early hour for
closing restaurants in Logan City.
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hours, was brought under control with
the did OF four streams of water from
the Winston Bros power plant.
James hamper. an employc of the
Arcade theater, was sleeping in Il rear
room OF that building and was burned
to death. He is said to have a son,
a mining engineer, located ut some
point in Colorado. The occupants of
the rooms above this theater were cons
PEELED To jump from second story viii
'lows, and Elsie Laurandc. u musician,
was probably fatally injured in lliis
manner
An incipient blaze was discovered in
the Arcade theater ut II o'clock last
night, but was quickly extinguishe2.
-Four hours later fire was again discov
cred in The same building, but too late
to prevent the spread OF the flames.
~. Green. the manager of the Arcade
theatcr. has been arrested on a charge
of arson. It is said the building aud
contents had recently been heavily in
surci.
The property loss will probably reach
$4,000 only partially covered by iu-
surancc
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SOCIALISTS PLEASED WITH
LAB0R'S PART IN CAMPAIGN

Denver. Nov Characterizlns tie
participation of the American Fedora.
ton OF Labor. through its executive
council, IN the recent national campaign
as Il distinct victory for the Socialist
cause, 1t is announced by that element
in the federation that there VIII be no
fight In this convention OF the fedora
ton between Socialists and their oppon-
ents Heretofore the contest has been u
leading feature Of the annual meetings.
and President Giompers has been the
mark of assault. Now the Socialists be-
lieyc that the start has been made by,
the federation which will bring the
labor movement of the country TO their
party.
Tile convention resumes their sessions
this morning after taking day off to
visit their Union Printers Home III
Colorado Springs. The program began
with the addresses of the fraternal dele
gates from the English and Canadian
labor congresses.
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TALE OF \ TRAMP.
Stranger Robs Potato Pile Of Its Pro.
lection AGAINST IrOSl

Ogden, NOV. ~. ,dro Gyvola, a M
county jail until his case can be in
vostigated and some charge bought
against him. Pedro is not a vag, or
mendicant for when arrested he had
upon his person $l2l tied up IN hand-
kcrchief. Pedro is responsible for the
freezing of several bushels of potatoes
belonging to Joseph Jenkins Of Wilson
Lane.
On Monday Jenkins dug his potatoes
and placed them in "a pile preparatory
TO sacking them for market. Fearing a
frost Jenkins covered the the potatoes
with all the spare blankets and quilts
that his household could spare.
Yesterday morning Jenkins found the
potatoes were uncovered and frozen and
the blankets We're gone. Upon going in-
to the barn he found Pedro wrapped up
IN the missing bedding deep in slum-
guest while he sent. word to the sher-
IFS office and the deputies were dis
patched to the farm. 1t is probable
that the case viii be settled by Pedro
buying the frozen potatoes.
RAILROADERS IN TOWN.
IT. N. Carson, assistant TO General
Manager w. w. Atterbury Of the Penn
sylvania lines, and r. n. DurDoro, SUI
same lines, spent yesterday III Ogden
studying conditions on the Hartman
system. They departed for the west
this morning and spent some time eN-
aiming the cutoff across the lake.
SIN YEARS FOR ASSAULT.
Sheriff Hopkins or Morgan county
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MRS. HAMS BELIEVES
SHE TALKED TOO MUCH

Washington. Nov. l2--Gen. ana Mrs
Peter c. Hans arrived i'll Washington
last night from Fort Hancock, Sandy
Hook. accompanied by their -four grand
children. the two children or T. Jenkins
Hams. and the two children of Capt.
Peter c. Hams. They went at once to
their residence.
Mrs. Hams was asked by a reporter II
she had been correctly quoted in an in
terview in New York. in regard to the
severe criticism of her SON
"An interview with me-" exclaimed
Mrs. Hams. II expect you have been
talking too much exclaimed Mr. Hams
mildly
We'll, ! believe did talk too much
exclaimed Mrs. Hams
Gen. and Mrs, Hams will spend the
winter III Washington in order to keep
their grandchildren in q milder climate
than New York
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WILL APPOINT RECEIVER
FOR MERCANTILE co.

Chicago Nov. T. Judge Mack an.
nounced IN the circuit court that lie
would appo9int q receiver for the
Mercantile Finance company today to
ing the settlements of the affairs of The
Rhodus Brothers. This is the third
Rhodus corporation for which a re-
ceiver has been appointed, Receiver
John G. Felser. of the Central Life
Securities company. and of the Mer-
camille Security company. VIII probably
not be appointed receiver of the third
company by Judge Mack wing expressed
the opinion that interests of the concer;,
might be hostile to each other. Felzer
claims the Mercantile Finance company
owes the other two corporations $780,
600
The Mercantile Finance company. aC-
cording to the allega lions of Fclzcr. has
acted MS the agent for the sale OF the
stock of the other two companies.
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10 CENTS TO STOP THAT ITCH
How Easy to Get Rclief--mstant Re-
Hebron Skin Disease.

Is il worth 10 cents to you TO stop
that awful. awful agonizing itch?
If you are afflicted with skin disease
the kind that seems to baffle medical
treatment. and leaves you wild with
itch. we hope yca will not fail to i'll
rtstigate a prescription which is NOW
recommended by many OF the best skin
specialists, even in preference to their
own prescriptions. 1t is the simple
soothing. oil of wintergreen compound
known as D. d. d. Prescription a
10 cent trial bottle must convince you
that the itch is instantly ailayed by
this prescription. Get a liberal trial
bottle of the healing, soothing. external
remedy. D. y. D. Prescription-and
see!
We feel quite sure that before long
you will be cured, and at any rate We
know - KNOW POSITIVELY that
your itch will be allaycd instantly. III,
minute that soothing liquid is applied
to the skin. f. j. Hill Drug Co., Drug
gists.
Write direct to p. ID. d. Co, 1l2
Michigan st. Chicago. enclosing 10
cents for the trial bottle,
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE SWEEPS
OVER TAFT, MONTANA

AIissoula, Mont. Nov 11-For the
third time within TWO years d disast-
rous fire has swept the railroad con-
struction camp Of Taft. Mont. lc7
NILS west of here, and approximately
one-third OF the town is in ruins. Two
theaters, several saloons. q grocery
store. Il restaurant and a number Of
bunlthouses We're among the buildings
destroyed.
Starting at an early hour this morn
ing in the Arcade theater, the fire
quickly communicated to adjoining
buildings, most of which We're temporal
rS structures OF flimsy construction,
and. after burning fiercely for two
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BOOSTING FOR
JUNCTION CITY
Activity of Chamber Of Com
MERGE in Advertising At
fractions Of Ogden.
DINER FOR WEBER ACADEMY.
Practical Demonstrations in Domestic
scicncc-Talc of a Tramp-llarry
Leonard Sent Up for six Years.

Ogden. Nov. IA movement has
been started by the chamber of com
mcrce OF Ogden to secure the establish
ment OF uptown ticket and express Of
fces as We'll as an information bureau
by the various railroad companies The
above matters Were the principal ones
discussed by the board OF directors of
the chamber of commerce at their
meeting held last evening.
A committee composed of w, NJ. Bos-
taph, w. l.. Russell. j. H. Hill and
5. Browne was appointed to co-operate
with the general committee for the en-
tertainment of the veterans who at
tend the national encampment of the
G. A. r. In Salt Lake City next sum
mer.
The committee on advertising re-
ported that 5000 copies of book en-
titled Trips About Ogden had been
printed and had been placed at the
Union depot where they will be dis
tributed. report as made on the prop
osition Of the exhibit and one case in
which the fruit exhibit will be placed
HAD been completed and will be placed
aTthe depot
The public utilities committee made
q short report upon the proposed line
through Ogden canyon. While no rec
concentration was made at present the
committee will conduct further in
Nastigation of the application for the
franchise which is now before the COM
missioners.
President Browne submitted prop
osition which will undoubtedly be taken
up BY the next state legislature The
proposition is for the collection OF taxes
twice a year instead Of once as is now
the case, also for the selling OF delin-
quent property within 30 days after it
becomes delinquent
w w. Davis was elected assistant
secretary OF the chamber of commerce.
ELLIS ABSTRACT co
Articles OF Incorporation of the ID. w.
ellis Abstract company We're filed with
the county clerk yesterday afternoon.
The capital stock Is $1,000 divided into
shares of the sum of SIS each The Of
1icers and directors are d. w. Ellis,
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DEEP WATERWAY BONDS
WON IN ILLINOIS ELECTION

Chicago. Nov. 12--With official figures
with only three counties missing. tic
returns to the secretary of state at
Springfield indicate that the proposition
to issue S20O,000,000 in bands for the con
struction of a deep waterway won By
tile total vote cast
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DEMISE OF G. E. DALLIN.
GARDEN CITY.
Demise of EstimabIc Woman, Mrs
Alva Evans.
speclaI CORRESPONDENCE

Special Correspondence.
Garden City. Rich Co., Nov. 9.-,rhe
funeral of Nancy Pope Evans was held
in Garden City, Nov. Z. The deceased
WAS . daughter of Charles H. Pope and
Maria Mccain Pope of Garden City,
and was born at Garden City. Nov 20.
1850; was married to Ava Evans OF
Thomas Fork. at which place she died
Nov. 8. and was brought to Garden City
for interment. She is survived by her
husband and three children, the young
est a babe about three weeks old. She
had loveable disposition and was very
highly respected by all who know her
The new, handsome residence of Geo.
Early is about ready for use. The new
residence of Levi Q, Pend is also near
ing completion.
At the recent election, this place
Went Republican by 10 majority. being
10 to 81.
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BINGHAM.
FATAL NINE ACCIDENT.
Nick NickoIoponlos Caught in Cave
In and Instantly Killed.

Bingham Canyon, NOV. 12.-By a
cave-n in the Ben Hur tunnel No.
16 of the Boston Consolidated mine
last night, Nick Nickoloponlos was in
stantly killed and two other miners.
Rulgarians. were seriously injured.
These were sent to st. Marks hospital
this forenoon. The dead miner has
been employed III the mine for two
months, coming here from Colorado.
He is a Greek and is 80 years old. He
has been in this country about ten
wears
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SPRINGVILLE.
ANDERSON FUNERAL
Victim of Mill accident nj Mcrcnr--
Demise of c. r. Dallin.

Victim Of Mill Accident nj Mcrcur--
Demise OF c. f. DalIin.
Special Correspondence.
Springville. Utah Co, NOV. 1o.-.At the
Second ward Westinghouse today. the
funeral of MILFORD Anderson was held,
presided over by Bishop j. L. Bring
hurst. The speakers We're Elders b..
e. Blanchard and l.. H. Harmer. The
Robinson brothers quartet furnished
beautiful music. Deceased was the old :
est son of his widowed mother, and
met his death at Mercur by being
caught by set screw in the machin-
cry, where he was at work and was
hurled to his death, only living one
hour after the accident. The remain;
We're taken to Spanish Fork for inter
ment. The deceased was but Is years
old and was we'll thought of by all who
knew Kim.
Miss Elfe Huntington, who under
Went All operation AT the ST. Mark >
hospital a few days since is reported
as getting along nicely. and will soon
be able to come home Mrs. Nielsen.
wife of Supt. n. K Nielsen, who was
operated upon. il. also improving nice
~.
DENISE OF G. E. DALLIN.
The funeral OF Thos. Dallin is being
postponed until Thursday. Nov. l., un-
til members of the family arrive. Nh.
Daiiir died last saturday night of heart
trouble at the age of ~. He is tbo
father of Sculptor c. E. Dallin. who is
in Paris
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b a q {fst3tss
passed through Ogden yesterday after
noon en- route, to Salt Lake City with
Larry Leonard, who was sentenced to
sIN Years in the penitentiary by Judge
Howell upon the charge of criminal as
sault upon the little daughter of eN-
Sheriff Robinson of Morgan.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Marriage licenses We're issued yes
terdaS afternoon by the county clerk
TO Tie following couples: Walter Al.
Oakley and Stella Mannin, both of Og-
den.
William Z. Young or Ogden, and SARA
Bingham of Wilson
Charles a. Robinson OF Salt Lake. and
Anna Thomas. OF Springfield, III.
Richard De kuypor and 1uentge Wig
gers. both of Clinton.
George G. Wood and Margaret w.
stone. both of Ogden.
FUNERAL OF MRS. H4ASSETT
The funeral of Mrs. Kathercin Has
set, was held from tho st, Joscph's
church yesterday morning. Father Ryan
pftciated at the mass, and Father
Cushnahan delivered a eulogy, in
which he spoke of the beautiful life
OF the deceased.
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president; n. f. swaugar, vice presi-
dent; A. Fl. Chambers secretary and
treasurer; Joseph chez. director.
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state OF OHIO. CIV Of roleao.

EUClS COUNTY,, So,
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm OF f. j
Cheney & Co, doing business in the city
of Toledo. County ana State aforesaid,
and that said firm will pay the sum or
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of Catarrh that cannot
be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh
Cure. FRANK j. CHENEY.
sworn to before me pnd subscribed
in my presence. this 9Th day of Decem-
Oer =. y. 1856.
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Provo.
SCHOOL ELECTION DEC. 2.
Primaries Called for Nov. 25-Wcd
ding BclIS-NcNs Briefs.

Primaries Called for Nov. 25-Wcd-
ding BclIs--NcMs Briefs.
Special Correspondence.
Provo. Utah ca. Nov 1.-THE. board
primaries for the school election tDec.
y, at the following places for We'd
ncstiay. Nov. p. at 7:30 O'clock:
First Ward=-Macser school.
Second Ward--Proctei academy.
Fourth Ward--Parker school
Fifth Ward--Parkcr school.
fhe following polling places have been
established
First Ward-,,Maescr school.
Third Ward--Frnnklin school.
Fourth Ward-Grier House.
Firth Ward-Parker school.
Five members of the board are to DO
elccted--one from each ward.
WEDDING BELLS.
The following marriage licenses have
j. Francis Jones of Bellevue, Ida,
and Bessie Alfred, Provo.
Roy Singleton and Maggie WiGnall,
both Of Springville.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
Judge Booth is now holding court in
has been continued in the court here
d. x. FOX is here auditing public ac-
counts for the state auditors office.
The Sixth ward will conduct q bazaar
in the old westinghouse Thanksgiving
week. and the second ward will con-
duct one in the same place for week
soon thereafter III both instances the
proceeds go to the Westinghouse funds
of the respective wards.
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NUIaTy PuDIIr
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
~, and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Send
for testimonials free.
y, J. CHENEY & co, Toledo. o.
Sold by all Druggists. i5c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constpa-
ton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-03

Dr. J. l.. Caldwell will go to TeXar- kama today to preach there Sunday. He will attend the meeting of the in terstate commerce commission at Shreveport on October 12, having been instructed to attend the meeting by the Pine Bluff Board of Trade.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-03

Mrs. John NJ. Elliott and Mrs. Jo 'Nichol returned last night from Chi
 cago, where they spent several weeks
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-03
ABOUT ADVFRTLSINAi- N2 , How to Write Retail
 Advertising Copy
By Herbert Kaufman.

By Herbert Kaufman.
 A skilled layer of mosaics works with small fragments of stone-thcy fit into more places than the arge, chunks
 The skilled advertiser works with small words they fit into more minds than big phrases.
 The simpler the language the greater cer- tainty that it will be understood by the le4st intelligent reader
 The construction engineer plans his road bed where there Is a mininum of gyude-he works along the lines of least resistance.
 The advertisement which runs into noun tainous style is badly surveyed-0H minds are not bnih Jor Mgh level Minking.
 Advertising must be simple. When 1t is tricked out with the jewelry and silks of z literary expression 1t looks as much out of place as baN dress at tie b>eukJaa tabIe!
 The buying public is only interested in facts. People read advertisements to find out qvhat you haVe 70 seH
 The advertiser who can fire the most faet5 = tt shortest time gets the moa rrtu,us. p,au cartridge make noise bnt Mey do uot M
 lhk talk, however clever, is only wasted You force your salesmen to keep to solid
 b-you don't allow Mem to sell muslin
 4 quotations from Omar or trousers with X hpts from Marie Corell You must not '~>.erate in your brinted selling taIk anything that you are not willing to countenancc in r.,onal salesmaHshib.
 Cut out clever phrases if they are inserted the sacrifice of clear explanations -7y<fta by as yo4 fa/k. Only be more brief. Publicity costler than conversation ran gin~ in price ewnward from 5000 line, talk IS not cheap ,e1t the most expensive commodity in the world.
 Sketch in your ad to the stcnozyrarh1r. Then you will be so busy saying :t2 t!!1slt vaa will not have time to bother about '1>- :resz- gaws of writing Afterwards ike ;''se .:ss- written manuscript and cut out every eo4i and every line that can be q aseS N; ! .,.-= tljr~,g as important detail Whaq 1,l.a. T. .... is all that rsaI.y conHtsd in ..=5... i. Cultivate brcyty and simplicity sIncais " may look smarter. 4aa ,aa.- wiV uHdcfys2nA I7renu1. &o=4 ! Ne\ \ton s c&p ,acat;oo o ..f AbaQ1, bat the sthoofs25 ,. } )T@* )@*. F. i: F F. .-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-03
ftei the close ot the faif

after the close of the faii.
 Special daily train service will be in commission from Little Rock. Pine Bluff, Benton and Malvern in order to comfortably accommodate the thous- ands of State Fair visitors
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-03
FOR RENT
Dwellings,.


 No. I"o% W. Third aye. :, room dwelling with bath
 No. l5ol w. Fifth ave-, :, room dwelling with bath.
 No. l9o2 w PuIIen st. room dwelling.
 No. 3l$ Cherry st.. room dwelling. Desk room fer rent FOR LEASE-About October 2ss a tWo-slofN, seven room dwelling with bath and all modern conveniences, barn and outbuidines on West Sixth avenue.
 Dwellings (Celored). Located in all parts of city. Nso agent for Sawyer aud Austin Lbr. Co. dwellings
 have great demand fe! dwell ings which am unable to supply. If you have q dwelling vacant Ii would pay you to place it with me solicit share of your insurance represent Old Line Companies. Tel CbIloiIV Hit cllQ | Nit4 call,
 tNtS. HANCOCK. Insurance, Real Estate aud Loans.
 tlitice ll3 Pine Street. DIR. LILLIAN C. HfGiNBaTNAM
 OSFE0rATHlC
 PHYSsCItN
 0tlice ol0 Chestnut St Old Phone 159. New Phone MARINELLO HAIR
 DRESSING PARLORS Upstairs over Rosenberg's Book Store. ! Manicuring, Hair Dressing
 and all work in that line. Only WHITE Hair Dresser in the city.
 New Phone SS. Theatre One Week, Com. %
 Monday, Sept. AO DIR. STEW ART
 and His Hypnotic Comedy Co. Ladies free Nonia> nisht With 5ea aaid ticket. Seats on sale a- Aax=a.ics Prices 15c to 51y ,
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is eni bles State Fair visitors to for Hot Springs. the : ate Fair he day before the gr at Expo 5,sps and renal. u@t0 ;ro days
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-18
Left wife, Not Earth.

Continued on Page Twelve.)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-29
BANKRUPTCY NorIce.

NOTICE OF FIRST METNv OF
CREDITORS ~ Thu DISTRICT
COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT
OF VIRGINIA.
SIXTH DIVISION
IN THE MATTER OF EDWARD B.
CAMERON. BANKRUPT. IN
BANKRUPTCY. NO $50
To the creditors Of Edward p. Cam,
eron OF Newport News. In the county
OF Warwick. and district, aforesaid,
bankrupt:
Notice Is hereby given that on the
18th day Of December. 1908. the said
Edward B. Cameron vas duly adjudi-
Gated bankrupt: and that the nrst
meeting Of his creditors win he held
ct Room No. 3oI. silsby Building, In
Ne~por: News. Va. on the 9Th DAY
81 January. A. D.. 1909. at 10 O'Clock.
In the forenoon. At which time the
said creditors may attend. prove
their claims, appoint q trustee. sx-
anime the bankrupt. and transact
such other business ~ nay properly
ccme before sad meeting.
Dated: Newport News, virginia
December -. 1908.
JOHN B. L0CKR
IL Referee 81 Bankrupecy.
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New York Money Market.
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, Dec 2s.-Money on
call firm IN: ruling rate 81; clos
ing bid IN; offered at 3. Time loans
slightly easier; 60 and 80 days 81
to 3h per cent: six months 3A to
4 per cent. Close: Prime mercantile
paper 1 to AZ per cent: sterling ex'
change easy with actual business IN
bankers bills at 1880 4S5.10 for
so day bills and at 1855 for de-
mand. Commercial bills 4S4h q ":
bar silver A9%: Mexican dollars A..
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Baltimore Produce Markets.
(By Associated PressD

BALTIMORE. MD. Dec. 2S.-F1our
dull. unchanged.
WHEAT-Dull; spot contract 1o3H
Y; spot No. red Western 1o4
a Y: Southern on grade 100 1o3.
CORN-Firmer; new spot CONTRACT
san ": new Southern white corn
59% a 64A.
OATS-Easier; No. 2 mixed 81.
RYE-Firm; No Western expor'
80.
BUTTER and Cheese Arm. unchang'
ed.
SUGAR-Steady unchanged: coarse
formulated and fine 400.