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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-17

thN S4s~NaA@ohC bptlCAAV
that the Cuticura Soap,
Ointment and Resolvent
did my little boy. He
had an awful rash al
over his body and the
doctor said 1t was eczema.
1t was terrible and used
to water awfully. Any
place the water went Il
would form another sors
and 1t would become
crusted. A score or more
physicians failed utterly
and dismally In their
efforts to remove tin,
trouble. Then l was told
to use the Cuticuro RENEE
diea not n rokc -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-17

HILLS 6. II. & s. OINTMENT for skin
roughness. n not perfectly satisfactory
your druggist will refund the money
OSulivan's Pharmacy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-17
ORDERED TO LIE.

H. ga Relating to fire districts. Upon
III was ''o'''" ~ me-
THIRD READING ORDERED.
60 ~, ...,o ,,. ,,.o,, ,o,,-
c,crv association.
. 2'-ror the Pr"lec'''" OF ''c'''''
hy"t' h'al an" power companies $3.50.
: I'z 10 h'.rP''7'e tue 'Soo" ''''i
''ihc''i! "sSoc"'''""
THIRD READING REFt St.D'
= @'-Ah ''t '''"''"s |" '''''s VI Wv,
"pft'"e court anu ''' '''''''eS VI
fuses theren'
- IA -" "'' '''"'''N ~ NUN ~
f""'''u"'I'
- IN 'Nel"'"S /" ''e HU'''''' ''''''''
"lU''sSeS'
H. 'l ''V''''"S - '''' -
n. ra,,,t,,', =, foo. If t,.ticos p,
.4e peace in criminal causes.
t.\n THIRD TIME AND PASSED
'' N,' '' '" p''' ''' IVA ''''''
/ buildings in Washinston county.
..,.,,,, ,.,.,.,..,,.
Nr'OH' ioN Ni-' H-1'i'r-''
Joint resolution requiring the srcrotar,
Of state to publish certain compilation
bulletins and circulars. Referred t,
,cou.int,tco ON state and court expenses.
,n
'''' = i'''i-''
II. d An act relating to the setting o
tires On lands of another. Upon motion
of Senator Finn, the Senate voted t,
request the House to return the bill
...
BILL IN i'''D r'D
| 5. l37-By Senator DOnoway, an ac
relating to the jurisdiction OF justices o
the peace. This bill provides that n,
Justice Of the peace who holds the onic,
of Judge Of 4 city or municipal cour
shall ACT as Justice Of the peace in tn,
trial of causes. Referred to committe,
ON Judiciary
Observation-Disclosures.
A77'-D iN ! i'''i'->' H.
H. 45G-Amending the charter of The
Granite Mutual Insurance company
ShF"'| amended
i''''''' '''-->'''->'' ''''''''''''
II. 2'2 kelatnS To trade marks.
80 80" '''''N'''S '' Wv appointment "
administrators, S"ardiaI.s trustees am
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graphic reporters.
II. T., Amending the charter of the vii
J lag" OF Nlno"Skl
II. 81 Amending the charter Of tn
Orange county Telephone co. and to en-
able said company To dispose of crrtaii
property.
II. 80 Relating 10 the Rutland Fir
clay 60.
H. 52S To incorporate the lnter-Count,
Telephone co.
II. sa3- To Incorporate the Parker Gene
tery association.
VI. 56l-An act defining nlisbrande
drugs
II. 6Gi-To incorporate tho Rutlan
County Telephone X Telegraph 60.
H. 355-Authori2einC the village {
Waterbury to issue certain bonds.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-17

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sist az =" i'. .'.'T' ",' ~ - .,,,
| in tn" f''' russ t'''0
! begin ~ '"' lux ,'''''N "'''
ulScuSS j" '''''.''' . D..
| suhl"'' 'i ''N' .t. -.
earnestly I' pea WV, ,s.,
measure '''' "''
branches " '"'
40 QUESTION ABol t9' OK NJ.
rho Hons. worked indust,iously al
.,,, ,o.a,,,o,, and ordered ,o q third read
/ . .,.o,.,t f,,,,ortar, u,ls Among tL.sa
81, 1850 ,.ri.b ,.irtuaIIv nrohinits
-, t.,.,t,. s..co,d o,uss licenses to
I,',t,.l,. ,,,,nvicot,rg lioror to
s;ttna IN tho tovr in
,,..,,aa,, ,Iooo :, loca,ed THIS
".''' '''' I..,d ,,..di,,- Ia.
VA "'< eo -, %, W. ,,,o-
We" anu nay ,,,, l.,'as,io,, ~ ,
/ rum was Pl'''"' 'rs
| puoi "''' ""' ,,,,,.. ,..t, ,,.
savings banks ard savings institutions.
.,''',, n1.',,,,, ~ ,he ,Iorso allows such
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! through inc ICE III "'N o. ''' ""'''' ~.
| 'hlS STATE "'"ch wa "'u .'o' 100 '.''' "
! reading inns MORNING. Will "S4"'' ~ ~
| other hiils now IN the hah'@ '' 'i' l"'"'
| committee on game ana HSE'Ii's' 'N"r-
/ ing upon pickerel ilShlng mat VIII now
be adversely reporied The hIl amend
ing sections 1884, ana 800 90 inc
! public statutes relating to fishing Which
"'' "'.' ".,,',. ~ ..',' ,'.a ,'',,'' ''
J trout brooks. cr IN other words uo on
/ cxcept tie D.HuDs ut land tirun.. which
which . brook runs can post i
RAILROADS GEL THElN ~ Ms
! The committee ON railroads and the
r,ilr,,d. of ne st.te sot thoi. hmm,
ri. ,,,,,i,,,, ,,hao il, ,aoo -, az a.
,.,,.. .,,,, 80, g., ,,,,,,.,. go, ,.u
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-17

acter aud healthful body than the thirty
Eve cents per pound steak can be for
people Of ordinary circumstances as
that IS 50 exhausting to the lean pocket
and firing to the worker when the bllls
cor: duo Those who can really afford to
pay thirty cents per pound or more for
steaks need special suggestions as to
economy. but the people who should con-
slider nutriment and economy before IN
dolence and style may profit by careful
experiment along the lines Of making
Hamburger steaks. or IN buying tho
ready ground.
The thick end Of the rih. which usual
~ sells when used as corned beef at
about ten cents per pound. is especially
good and has little waste. and also the
bottom of the round will so we'll in Ham,
burger.
SKIRT STEAK
The skirt steaks come from tho thin
part of the flank, and are usually weigh
ed before removing the Eristly skin and
waste, so the shrinkage Is perhaps about
one-quarter in weight net as compared
with the gross weight which you pay for
This steak Is very good In favor. and
far superior to Hamburger made from
cheapest meats but 1t is a little tough
for poor teeth. II generally sells for
ten cents per pound and sometimes
three pounds for quarter,
PIp STEAK
rms comes from the I'D part OF the
oacN' or from the parts most used for
r""stS' ana 10 o. some economy when II
can oe oousht al 'he rate or Two pounds
o..
~, - oe".S' us 10 o''en 'he case IN 'ne
~ ~ mas sum- waste III 'r'ih"ins'
wv 1t 'e'' "'7 III ''"''f ana larry Ten
ue''
SHOULDER STEAK
nc t'""e III "'iieIei' "arNe'S III 'n'
same wy 10 ~ "'"1" liza. '"e surplus "i
o"e - ''e special sea'o'E OF announcer.
ROT 'hh' reason the present me'hod ~
u''"s "p .''e meats 10 aui'
so nracticed by the bir hackers ana so
called meat trust produce condition Of
greater u"'lor'n'ty' anu no IhulNlduai
meat market need nave any real waste
as rar as 'he lack OF salaoliity 10 MS
,raae ~ concerned II ne only puFs ju-
"iriou9S'
the thick back beyond the neck and he
iore the arrival al Inc r'ns' used 10 De
Dig pu'ueh 10 many pu'che's' ana
many sun corn more or Tess OF me
chuck. Inc shoU'uer comes III TINS
cHuck ana the prime rlns lor roast
"S are oeF"ho tHe shoulueE o1ade' 10
"arH 'ne !oins
me present style Is 10 slce on we
shouloer olade ana sHce the 'hok meat
IN the shoulder whlch Is uh"er ire
shoulder nia0e' ms mo STEAK, ara
VINO" SOILS usua!y Tor ABOUT t"elNo ~
"lloeh cents per pound. lh'S j. SHo"'-
deT steak ana very good
The meat above the shouider oIade IS
amply good for hamburger ana as IL
does not slice we'll and Is tougher
mostly disappears through the meat
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-17
PASSED IN CONCrRRnNrE.

H. eo2-Relating to the amending or
several sect'on OF the school laws.
IT. 3ii-Relating to the number or
weeks Of schools
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-17

| H. i52--An act to authorize the city of
burlington TO issue certain bonds on
| uotes.
| II. 4@-An act to amend section ol0
VI the public statutes, relating to salaries
of the Judges Of the supreme court ana
| Inc superior Judges
~. NG-An net to amend NO III OF the (
81 IS of 1905. entitled an act to incor- +
poratc tho village Of IacfsonviU".
H. 62l IN act in addition to an act
to incorporate the Central Vermont Rail
| way company
| II. 527-An act to Increase the efficiency
| of the Vermont National Guard.
| n. 52S-An act to amend section $50 of
| tho public statutes. relating to notices
md hen rings on ouadrennial appraisals
Of real estate.
r. 537-Au act In change the corporate
name of the Village Of Barton Landing
to villagc Of Orleans and TO amend GER
tain acts relating to said village.
Joint resolution setting apart room No.
8 IN TIE state capitol for the use of the
board Of railroad commissioners and pro-
viding the necessary rooms for the use
and accommodation Of the attorney gen
crGl.
II. 469-An act to almond section 10 Of
No. 1871 Of the acts of 1898. entitled IAN
hct III amendment ~ ana IN ""ui''o' 10
tn" act ~ Incorporation Of the village Of
Essex Junction" approved November 10,
1892
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
H. 53i-Aa amended. an act to in
corporate tho village OF sow F"ya'on'
~ '' ~ hfnen"eu, ie,'''AS =" aus
SECOND or sover,, class
H. 562-An act IN amendmen; of cor
tain sections Of the pubic statutes rela'-
'ht !" we taxing ~ H'"N "'' water ny
railroad corporations
H. ON Rotating e. d'F'n'na7 ny say
M u'"'S Una saNl'E '"S '',"''o"S'
~ '!mNelaiinF t. for'st hio warnefs'
~ 90 Ne'at'hF ~ "' 'dN''e vi
p'rh're''
~ -i'e'7o.E I" 'S'I''H ,. ..
~ '''- Nn ac' reP'li '"t VI
',,''. .,o ',F'.'S on I''''"'" no, ..,.,,.a T.,
.'',,' '.,.'''"N
P"''' '''''o'S >
THIR READING REFUSED.
:, 49, r, ...,.,, q c.o.o ,,o.rd of
o,a,,t,or. ,,d ,,,,d.,.t.,l,ore ~o,,tinr tn
,ho nr,c,ico an on,harninr
II os- r,oa,,i,s i,,,oxico+ip,. lio,,or
THIRD READING REFUSED.
H. 34-proyidinr for the Assessment of
taxes ON tho cross earnings Of railroads.
II Relating To the rate Of taxes
assessed ON railroad property. orecipitatcd
general discussion which was begun by
Mr. Howe Of 81 IohrslurT. who
,.,corn,si,. ,,,,Ceod .l.a ~,oort ~ tho com
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-17
APPROVED BY GOVERNOR,

II. CAN act to incorporate the St
Johnsbury Street Railroad company.
II. lOi--An act to amend section b265 OF
the public statutes, relating 10 the ex-
termination Of destructive fish.
H. 2s3-An act TO lcgalize the quad
rennini appraisal of the town Of Chitten-
den for the years 1902 and 1906, and the
grand lists thereof for the years 1903.
1901 1908. 1906, 1907 and 1908
II. 9SS-An act in amendment of and
in addition to No. 1876 of the acts OF 1856,
entitled IAN act to incorporate the viii
lage Of Encsburgh Falls"
II. a90-An act to provide for system
Of ventilation I'm the state House.
II. 4SS-An act in addition to M. 1877 Of
the acts of 1894, relating 30 the v...--- Of
Johnson
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-17
RESOLIrTION ADOPTED.

ttpon motion OF Senator Finn, Joih'
resolution was adopted providing that
tho chairman of the finance committee
~ the Senate and the chairman or the
on ways and means In the
House be added to the Joint special com
mtttee ON taxation for the reason tha'
said committees have to do with matters
relating TO the revenues OF the state
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-17
AWFUL RASH ALL
OVER BOYS BODY
Weeping Eczema Kept Spreading
on Little Sufferer A Score Of
Treatments Prove Dismal Failures
Grateful Father Tells Of
CURE ACHIEVED BY
CUTICURA REMEDIES

ut gives me great pleasure to express
my deep gratitude In appreciation az
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-17
HAMBURGER STEAK.

Hamburger steak can be bought ready
ground fci ten cents per pound. on in
some cases for eight cents per pound,
and from that to any price which you
may choose to pay You can buy the
very hes, C steak and have ii ground.
so that Hamburger steak may cost you
~ ri.h as forty cents PEE pound, but
there woGld he very poor judgment In
such needless extravaganza.
As may he Inferred thi, ground mea.
is from many parts of the creature
where poor slicing makes the meat less
salable as reCuar steak, and there are
many especially good parts from which
to select meat for such Hamburger
steak bought for cash, and eaten witt
the sauce Of good appetite, II is fal
moro nourishing to the vigorous chs~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-17
PROCEEDINGS IN HOUSE.
MORNING SESSION.
RESOLUTION.

Devotional exercises were conducted by
the chaplain.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-17
BEEF STEAK ECONOMIES.
(Bv Lillian Mnson.)

Ny old friend the cX-market man gives
some holpful suggestions as to real econ
omies in meats. and this time It will be
confined TO the steak question, past and
present
Fer the really economical housewife,
the present day presents great advan-
tages az far as economies go, If she pos
sasscs sood judgment and meat grinder
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-17

By Mr.. Fletcher of Cavendish extending
to Representative W C. BoutWeN or
Stockbridge the sympathy OF the House
on the death of his wife. and 'nstrucuhs
the clerk to transmit copy OF TN"
resolution to Mr.. Boutwell, Unanimously
ted
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-17

hen on motion of Mr.. Miller OF Betncl
he bill was ordered to lie.
MISUNDERSTANDING VERY Ill.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-17
HEART STEAK.

A beef heart is very cheap, and usual
~ used for pie meat, but in many city
stores II is sliced into steak and sells
from six to twelve cents per pound.
with about eight cents as the average IN
cheaper priced stores
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-17

u. ga Relating to fire districts. Upon
motion OF Senator Lewis of Orleans, the
II vas ordered to lie.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-17
SKIRT STEAK.
RIB STEAK.

This comes from the rib part Of the
back. or from the parts most used for
roasts. and is OF some economy when II
can be bought at the rate OF two pounds
for % cents, as Is often the case in the
cities. 1t has some waste In trimming
but 1t very fine in favor and fairly ten
der.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-17
THIRD READING OBDEl}F

s. l2-To Incorporate the Lincoln Gem
ctcry association.
s. l27-For the protection Of electric
light. heat and power companies.
:. l32 To Incorporate the Dsgood Hill
Cemetery association.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-21
NEVADA DOUGLAS
MAKING TONNAGE
Developments Being Made in
Ludwig Mine of Salts
factory Character.
NEW SULPHIDE ORE BODY.
The 55O-Lcvcl is Opcnig Up Splendid
Iy-Ncrineton Mines Are
Active.

Walter c. Orem. general manager OF
the Nevada Douglas Copper company.
operating the Douglas and Ludwig
mines at Yerington. New. has arrived
home from camp after having made an
inspection Of the properties Of which he
has charge and brings the interesting
information that rhere has been
material Improvement in conditions in
the district since he last visited IL.
Not only havs developments made in
the Nevada Douglas mine been OF a
most gratifying character, but in other
mines of the camp as well-notably in
the Mason valley
while ] did not go over TO the Ma
son valley" said Mr. Orem today ~
heard some very good reports about il
In Yerington. But In regard to our own
mines | will say that at no time since
| took the management of them have
they looked as good to me as they do
now. People who have kept IN touch
with events in Yeriugton arc pretty well
informed about the Developments that
have been taking place in our Ludwig
property during the past six or more
months. The Ludwig Is great mine
as II stands today but it is only
small part of the holdings of the Neva-
da-Douglas company.
ION the $50 level we have drifted on
the sulphide of copper ore body en-
countered there some little time ago
about 100 feet: Il has been cross-cut
for 90 feet and we know that $50 feet
ahead Of the main drift Is a Wine sunk
from the 500 in ore OF similar chaiuc-
Ter. SO you may readily understand
that we are increasing the available
tonnage very rapidly. Another new
body of sulphide ore has been found
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-21
l7O PER DAY.

Tho Health Departments q both
New York and Chicago have sounded
the alarm The growing deaths from
kidney disease are appalling now over
40 per day. These are the census ilg-
ures Kidney disease IL getting to be
Il national menace. Every ono should
watch his Kidneys
Kidney trouble Is not only durable
The first few weeks Out often gets woll
Of itsclf After il has become chronic
MnstenD all known medicines We're
futile. This was tile situation ill re-
Gently. There rs a late treatment for
kidney disease that Is new In this pro-
foundly important partlcular-it is the
hrft thing yet discovered that is eifec-
tive AFTER The disease has become
O. hrOnle as well hs before. Hence Il rs
curing the most fatal forms OF kidney
disease and II is the only thing IN
tho world that Is,
II you have kidney trouble don't take
chances but start right No one knows
whether IL has been developing long
time or has come on suddenly; hence,
the only safe plan Is 10 take the only
thing known that VIII control il In
either event
This treatment Is srpersedine kid
ney medicines. we sent for H. People
with kidney trouble now have their OPP
portunity
n j. Am Drug Co, 50 W. End So ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-21
HIGHER RR|CES
CLIMB HIGHER
Opening at Good Figures, Brisk
Demand Bulls Market to
Optimistic Point.

New York, March 21.--Prices of
stocks started higher today than last
night, with a brisk demand in various
quarters of the list United states
Steel opened with sales of 5000 shares
at S3s4 and "a compared with 1898 last
night, st. Paul rose Ia, National Lead
2is; Union Pacific. Pacific Mail and
Brooklyn Transit, /, and Northern Pa
cific. Canadian Pacific, American Loco
motive Colorado Fuel and Sloss-shef-
field steel large fractions,
There was slight check to the ad-
vance In the market during the first
hour, after which prices went higher
than before. Pennsylvania, Atchison
and New York Central were rather
sluggish. Otherwise there was wide
distribution of advances OF q point or
more. with the specialtles and indus
trials unusually well represented. Ma
uonal Lead jumped As. American
Sugar. 2; American Smelling, Ia, and
Reading. Louisville & Nashville. South
ern Railway preferred, Illinois Central,
Denver & Rio Grande preferred, Wa
bash preferred, the United States Steel
stocks and American Locomotive, l.
Union Pacific. preferred broke l.
The market closed easy The market
turned dun and heavy late in the ses-
sion. partly ON realizing. Some active
stocks receded to below last night.
American Beet Sugar pfd rose 21a, Pa
cific Mail, Republic Steel pfd., Distil-
lers Securities and Union Bag pfd >,
Kansas & Texas pfd. and Wheeling <
Lake Erie Ia and Atlantic Coast line
and Canadian Pacific /. Third Avenue
declined 2, International Pump pfd., l3s
and New York Central and INTERIOR
ough Metropolitan pfd. 1.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-21
REHABILITATION.
HoNERINE JUDGMENT.
Winding Up Affairs of stockton Com
panics Proceeding.

Judgment by default was ordered
entered in the district court yesterday
by Judge Lewis against the Honerine
Tunnel & Mining company in the sum
of $S3, 1929 which includes interest
The plaintiff in the case was the Hon
crime Mining & Milling company, which
also has a judgment charged against
1t, aggregating more than quarter
of a million dollars.
In the case decided yesterday, how
ever. suit was brought to recover the
amount on two causes of action. In
the first. Judgment was prayed for
1896 "a ana interest, alleged to be due
for moneys advanced. In the second
Judgment for $2,741.37 and interest was
prayed upon an assigned account for
merchandise sold TO the company by
the Utah Mining Machinery and Sup
ply company.
The Honerine properties are located
at Stockton,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-21
LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. March 21.---Cattle --Receipts
about 200. Market steady Beeves. 4 60
as. 60; cows and heifers, 2.10W5 40;
Texans. 4.25G5. % calves, 5.00@6. so;
westerns, 4 50@5 40; stockers and
feeders. 3.15@5.20.
Hogs-Receipts about $4,000. Market
5 to 10 cents higher. Light, 400
5.O71@ mixed, 4. S0d5. 10; heavies, 4 so
n5 10: rough, 4 S06D4 80: pigs, 3. 80 a
4 .55; bulk of sales. 4 .95@5,05.
Sheep-Receipts about 5000. Market
strong. Natives, 4.25M6 co. western.
4.25@6. S5; yearlings, 6.00m7. 30:
lambs, 5.S5dI. so; western. $500
T.S5.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. March 21.--Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 500. including 100 southens.
Market steady. Native steers O0W
6. so; native COWS and heiGers, ,25D
s. So stockers and feeders, 3 75W5.25 ;
bulls. 3.50@ 90; calves, 400 6 %;
western steers, 4.75@6.35; western
cows, 8 .50@4. rs.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000. Market to 10
cents higher. Bulk of sales, 4 1905 90;
heavy, 4,95q5. O5 packers and butch
ers, 4.s5q5.OO; lights, 4.75@4. 80;
pigs, 4 25@4. so.
Sheep-Receipts 500. Market steady.
Muttons, 5.75@6.60; lambs, 500
7.75 range wethers, 6.OO@7 10; fed
ewes, 5.5O@6. 80.
OMAHA.
Omaha, Neb, March 21.--Cattle-
Receipts 800. Market unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts, $500. Market 3 a 10
cents higher, Heavies, $1,000. 50; mix
ed 4.70@4.75; lights, 4.65@4. 10;
pigs. 3.5OQ4.25; bulk of sales, 4.70Q
AIS.
Sheep-Receipts ZOO. Market steady.
Yearlings, 6.00@6.75: wethers, $3.50
$50; ewes. 4.75@6. So; lambs, 6 SOC
$50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-21
PRODUCE.


Nr..,-.
Chicago, March 2l.-Market today
taking sales in the May option. Ca
northwest were heavy, May opened 4
y to y y lower at S5h to 9o4s.
Corn was easy because of lower ca
bles and receipts. which We're larger
than expected. May corn opened " a y
to Il a 7s lower at 651s to 66% and for
sr 'i nats ,narl L, ~ Wa Veal, along
with wheat and corn. May oats opened
a shade lower at 545s and sold at 54A
The provisions market was slightly
easier In sympathy with grain but was
steadied somewhat by higher mar
ket for live hogs May pork was 2la
cents lower at IL 40. Lard was ~
cents lower at 7.9O. Ribs We're ~.
cents lower at $50
ona soa, ,,a,.,p ,',eai irta nl ui NY
weak with May ~ @1% lower at 81.
Corn prices sagged along with wheat
and were weak until the close. Final
quotations on May were at 1hn13s
oil 81 al Y lower at 659s a65h,
Close heat-May, "a; July, SSs6 40
$50; Sept, SO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-21
CONCENTRATES.

Henry Wolff has sold his membor-
ship ON the Salt Lake Stock & Mining
exchange, the purchaser being G. w.
Dickson.
The Adirondack Mining company.
with a capital stock of $500 coo in
shares worth 10 cents, filed articles of
incorporation in the office of the coun-
ty clerk Friday. The officers are as
follows; r.. w. Francis. president:
Fritz2 \. Hoock. vice president; Rob-
eIt w. Dye, secretary and treasurer.
Horace Dunbar mining editor of the
Tribune, Is confined to his home uurs-
ing an attack OF inilamatory rheumat-
ISM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-21
SUGAR AND coFFEE.
ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York, March 2i--MOney on
CAll nominal Time loans steady; 40
DAYS 80 per cent 30 days 3A xix
mouths, "a per cent
Prime mercantile paper, ~ NJ q
pcr cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with act
nnl business in bankers bills al iS6 at
ih0,O5 Tor demand, and nj 1850 az
1880 Tor 90 day bills commercial
bills, fH6h at 80.
lIar silver, 55h.
Mexican dollars a. Government
bonds steady; railroad bonds steady