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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-21
PRODUCE.


Chicago oct. 2l-Ccreals fen on on the
early trades here today. responsive 20
hcarish foreign cables. Provisions adj
vanccd an around
Wheat opened quiet and lower the de-
cline iu southwest cash wheat prices
being "a factor Ga the market December
started z TO Sac below yesterday final
figures at 1o44s to i.0rs May declined Is
90 ia S az the opening General com
mission house selling was the chief fea-
ture OF the corn market early Ia rho day.
December opened hfrss 90 h0Ac. lower
at 59ih 10 59is
Trade in the oats pit reflected condi-
lions in other grains and was light De-
ccmher opened itc lower at a9A
Activity by shorts in nearby products
forced prices up in the provisions mar
ket, tho advance ranging from Pa TO zoe.
january provisions opened Pork IS
lard, II OLA, ribs, 9.Ui
Whcat-rhc market continued bcarlsh
and closed with December unchanged to
itc. lower AZ i.0iH.
Coru-The market remained within n
narrow range December closed isn IS c.
lower "a 59it
Close-Whoat-Dcc. Loss May. l0ih;
July, NA.
corn-oet. 500; Dec 5s't May G%i
July. COS
Oais- Dec, 22s MAY era July. 1913
Pork oct, 9.& Jan. 90. Jan. $50;
iard-oct. i2.oos Nov. ng; Jan,
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LOCAL MARKETS

There are oysters In the bulk once
more I'm the local markets. The dealers
had hoped there would not be such
cali for them as the bivalves In this
shape come more or less drowned and
with the goodness soaked out of them.
but the hotels and restaurants prefer
TO buy their oysters that way, rather
than pay little more for the canned
article. so the dealers had no way left
but 90 respond. The days receipts IN
clude a car of bananas, also car OF
Concord grapes from Fredonia, Chautau-
qua county, n. Y. The regular price Is
10 cents per basket, but there was a
"cut rate war" in progress this morn
ing on Market Row which brought
down the price ~ 30 cents Cranberries
are selling freely. as the shipments are
IN fine condition. the price per barrel
being $40 The prices obtaining today
are.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS
FARM PRODUCE
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

LTAli CONSOLIDATED ptAsr,.,.
COMPANH.-Loeation Of PRINCIPAL u t PIX
=" "a. business, SAT- Lake City U'tab KY
tee Is hereby given that an ,,,., 40
OF the directors Of the Utah Cors s,igislas
ca Plaster Company. held on M. ~,
Gay or october, 1909 assessemnt 10 y,
10 cents per share was levied on ~ - "
ital stock OF the corporation nsv.sg
Immediately TO w. Bert Robinson s sole
retary, at the office Of the comnsv.
Room 202 Hooper Building. n AZ
East First south Street, Salt lake ~.
Utah Any stock upon which tbis !,
easement may remain unpaid on ne -.
day OF November 1909. will BE- 6elino-.,.
ard advertised for sale at nuhlic s,-
ton, and unless payment is made h.
fore, will be sold on the 18th dav \,
December. 1903. at 2 o'clock o. no. a. X.
company's office, TO pay the delinousr'
assessment together with the costs ~
advertising and expense 81 sale
". BERT ROBINSON.
Secretary
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKEr.

James a. Pollock & CO.. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following. received
over their private wire
coMsToCK.
Ophir, l95020o. Mexican. tSoai e2is:
Gould & curry. Is asked. Con Va. IS
0t674 savage. iSd50. Hale a Nor
cross 62063. yellow Jacket. ilOnt o.:
Belcher L5Oal.35: Sierra Nevada. IS
big. Exchequer 80 bid; Union. S2NSi:
Chollar b asked
roNoPAH
Tonopah Nevada. 6.55 bid: Montana
Tonopah, 81 bid. Tonopsh Ext. 55
asked MacNamara. % bid. Midway.
20 asked Tonopah BclnNnt. 5lMT5;
West End Con- % asked, Jim Butler,
i2aiS.
GoI.DFTELD
sandstorm. s bid. Col AIT. z bid;
Jumbo Ext. ~ bid. Kendall. ( bio.
Booth. ~ bid Blue Bull. 546 silver
Pick. iOdll. Blue Bell, 2d3. Lone star
2 bid ORC 3d4 Atlanta. iidi2. az.
Bend 5m6 Red Top Ext. 2W3, Flor
ence. 290a3.00. Goldheld Daisy, SN9,
Comb Fraction 60G63. kcwanos. 40G'
Portland. gas: II. Mohawk. = bid; Red
HIS. 3a4. Y Tiger asked Gold
field Con. s.s7k asked; D'held rrian-
gle. 2 asked.
BULLFROG
Bonnie Clare. 10 bid. Maynower CONS
1s bio; Montgy NJ. 3 asked Home
stake Cons. asked Tramp Cons.
sos.
MANHATTAN
Mani. Cons. i05; Dexter 2a3
OTHER DISTRICTS
Fairyiew Eagle a asked Nevada
HIS, i5NS0 pittsburg sill. Peak. 50
bid. RaWhidc Queen 20 bid Rawhide
Coalition. 20 bid
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LATE LOCALS

Death of James i.On-daio-James M.
Lousdale the well known florist. died
"Wednesday afternoon. at hlf residence
ms Third Fast street from ana apoplcc-
uc stroke Tuesday Tho deceased WAS
"a native of England and "a resident
OF Die cIN fnr il years ne leaves IA
widow and brother in Philadelphia,
who ls on his way here
Three Case IodaA --Ihree cases OF
typhoid fcNor have been reported to
Tho cts board nf health since Wednes-
daN. aa f0llnNH. Mrs A. ncClue, aged
"a as Douglas avenue, Lester Mack,
aged 5 SON OF Joseph Mack 50 south
Fourth West aud Gust Lundgrlcn
ased 50, ~ Folsom avenue.
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mon BLossoM GOES LOWER.
Business l. Good but Prices Are sent
Down on Exchange.

The local stock market was nervous
and unsteady this morning ana sales on
either side OF the market sent stocks
ouicklv la that direction. Colorado
was weaker today than it has been IN
"a year or more. II opened az S.aa ana
was forced down 90 SL32h before the
close. It was somewhat stronger on the
open board.
down to a new level and from ~ cents
IL dropped 20 10 cents on the open
board The stock was sold heavily and
Il was apparently receiving only shBht
support. Sioux Consolidated was fairly
steady and sold at So and 81 cents.
Iron Blossom was another stock ttat
suffered this morning ana II reached "a
new low level before the flose. The
stock opened al So cents which Is far
below the lowest price reached yestet-
day morning IL Kept ON sagging dur
ing the session until IL sold at 81 cents.
From that point il recovered and did
get as high as 81 cents. Provo was SELL
ing at ~ cents this morning
There was considerable interest In the
curb market this morning and 10000
shares OF Tintah Treasure Hill sold az
10 cents. Federal Ely sold at is cents
for 800 shares. Bingham Central stand
ard was strong and 500 shares sold at IS
cents buyer so days Another lot OF 100
shares sold at IS cents cash. Melon
aid Ely brought 43 cents for 500 shares
and as cents for 700 shares. The only
other sale on the curb market was 200
shares OF Ely Witch at 30 cents.
The total number OF shares Of stock
disposed OF this morning was 12,C50
whilo the amount represented was S24,-
3l3 20.
TODAYs QUOTATIONS..
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IrAsr JoE nOWEns VINE.

After lying Idle for nearly "a year
iht Joe Bowers property m nnuc IL
to boz worked Henry Began ana Lewis
ColNn have secured years lease 600
the property and Win at once begin
Operations Tho Joe Bowers mime has
been lylne IDLE for some time although
the workings are quite extensive "A
ihe last annual meeting John Dem wls
elected president Of the company and
manaElng director
IN A koyes d. vice president ana mo
Officers with IA. Vance Lane compose
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LIVE STOCK.


Chicago. oct. .-Cattle-Receipts. esti-
mated az 1900. market weak 10 shade
lower. Beeves, 3S5nNU; Texas steers $40
nG.SO. western steers, f00N7.25; stock
ers and feeders, 3O0a5.l0; COWS and
heifers. 2.QM .. 40; calves, 7.oofi9. %.
Hogs-Receipts estimated az 5000.
market So. higher. Lights, ll0n 40;
mixed, 1906 -; heavy, 73a7o; rough,
25Mf.45: good 10 choice heavy. G46n
40; pigs 5.25p7.i0, bulk OF sales. 1900
sheep Receipts. estimated at 5000;
market steady. Native. 2. 40n $50; west
ern, 2.G0m 81; yearlings, 4. i0d5 .35. lambs,
native, 25U 40. western. 4.5ouI 10.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. oct. q -Cattle-Receipts.
$500. market steady. Native steers, 4.50d
$50: native cows ana heifers 20d5.8:
stockers and feeders, 3.0)a5 ~. bulls.
2.75Q3.15; calves. 3.15a $50: western
steers. a@Q5S; western COWS, 2.@a
As
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; market 10 1Oc
higher Bulk Of sales, 100 .65 heavy
6Olf7 75: packers and butchers. 400
z 75a lights, 7.OOdT50,p igs, 6.6507.0o
sheep Receipts. 5000 market steady.
Muttons, 4.coq4.50. lambs l5q 25;
range wethers and yearlngS, 4.25a5 Is;
range ewes. 3.O0M4.40.
OMAHA.
south Omaha. oct a.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 4 100, market slow 10 Toe. lower.
Native steers, 4 jOuS.0O; cows and heif-
ers, .0ou 800. western steers .JOGn6 Is T.
Gamers, ,. z5ff3.o0, stOckers and feeders,
s.SDN5.4o; calves. $500 90: bulls staEs.
etc, 2.I5n4.5O.
Hogs Receipts 2400 market loo.
higher. Heavy, 5.6a7.55; mixed. $50
80. lights .30d7 80. pigs, 6.5oa 100; bulk
Of sales, 100 .50.
sheep-Receipts. ls0O0i market steady
10 slow Yoarlings. 4.75a6 20: wethers,
g0n4 %. ewes, 3,5Qi.25; lambs. .aop
100
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MINING MAN Is DEAD.

Harry r. Wilson, Who for many years
has been prominently Identified with
the mining business Of the west died
at ST. Marks hospital yesterday from
liver trouble Mr. Wilson was rs years
old at the time of his death Re was
born in England and came to Utah
in ls6e During the greater part N
thc time since then be- followed mining
Dob Utah and Nevada HC was we'll
acquainted with nearly eyerj camp in
tho two states.
For several years Nh Wilson has
madc his home with his dau- liter. Mrs
john NhltWortn 665 north Second
Nost street MI Wilson is survived
by two sons and three daughters An
ranCemcuts ION the funeral win boz
made us soon as one OF the daughters,
who r,siIcs Zoo Idaho. arrives Boo salt
Lake titN
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mAvERCAMP 8 ALBERTsoN
TODAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York Oct H.-Money on call
firm ga y per cent ruling rate ~.
Time loans firm; 90 DAYS AZ as per
cent: 90 days 3; six months. a.
Close; Prime mercantile paper 5a
5N
Sterling exchange strong. with actual
business In bankers bills al 4s335G
80 for 80 days and az 1880 for de-
mand. commercial bills. 4S2k QAS31k.
bar silver 81 Mexican dollars sic,
Government bonds weak, railroad
bonds easy.
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Demise oG infatuated Eauine Occurs la
Dnlmnn'. pnslure.

ola Pat lynch is dead Not the two
legged Pat who stul lives over in Pats
Hole in The Blue Mountain country,
but tho horse Doc solid to the government
rs years ago John McAndreWs bought
thc horse for Che government when 10
was npe years old ANA rode Do about
rs years. until hc quit che Untah resef-
walton and then ho gave che govern
meut SOU flr tnc faithful old horse. and
put MIN on thc retired list For Die
past nine years Ma McAndrcNs has
boon paying pasture bin Ion Ola Pat
Dee died over loo 3. +. Dllmau'H pass
ture Ma MCAudrews will have the
front hoafa polished and mounted for
souvenirs. Tho morse was 80 years uld
when he diol -Nerual Express.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-21
FAvORS NEVAOA'S
NEW WILDCAT LAW
state Bullion Tax Collector Declares
II Has Changed Conditions ana
Prevents wild Speculation.

The greatest thing that has ever
happened for the development Of the
resources of Neveda was the passage
W the wildcat law" says James ~
HALEY. state bullion tax collector in
recent Interview 1t bias practically
put am end To- the widcattiug business,
and has assured the future of mining
in Nevada ON % stable basis To be
sure there we're other conditions which
killed the Wildcats but this law has
prevented their resurrection.
As proof Of the fact that the
wildcat has gone from Nevada there
have not been two dozen mining com
panics Incorporated ln the state This
year. though two years ago the Sec
rotary ct state was recording me
articles of from 40 10 $50 companies
daily The money Tor the Incorporation
of these companies a. one time was
one of the considerable sources OF
revenue OF the state.
The fact which / have just stated
does not indicate by any means that
mining ls dead iu Nevada. For the
wear ending Dec 2i 1905 ON pro-
duction OF Ssl 100000. bullion tax
uf yi0l 600 was collected. Ihat was an
increase of over 100 per cent on the
bullion tax for 1907 However. tine
total production In the state for me
frst six months OF this year exceeded
SIS. 900. 0O0 on which a bullion tax OF
Sl22 900 was collected.
IN WHITE PINE
"The production in Esmeralda coun-
u Tor the last quarter amounted 70
over 81 900. 900 monthly. In Nye county
for the last quarter the production was
$500 900 monthly OF which $4,000 was
being paid In wages aud incidentals'
White pine county which up TO this
year had not paid bullion tax Tor
quarter OF a century, now ranks thiIa,
having produced so FAR over $3,OO0o0O
IN gold and other metals
These figures plainly mean mat
Nevada IS producing more all the time,
and that the prosperity OF the state
h being worked out along legitimate
lines"
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nOsrON COppER CLnsE.

A. Cont. a3'aa43a q. Coaln.. 2ss. "a
257s; Cent. s7Qggls, COP. Range. 1854
so. Mcyico Con- 5N5h; Mohawk $50
so. Niplsslug l1asMllA. Old Dom. J0m
81; Tenn. copper AA m35h; Utah Con-.
2iaM43, Victoria 3i403si wolverine.
lfP asked. e., A. 49, 655 asked. CorbIn.
lgHN20. Circus sA09; Lake. 500. N36.
MiunI. 11Mul5i1i Arcadian fn4ia.
North Lake sh0Sia, s. a. D.. l5uilA:
a.. s.. COM, blW 5dist r.. S.. pfd.. $50 l3ia
a. a A., 9slaH99, g.. a.. no asked: -.
W.. 1ianst 20. g.. iOa4Nll Nevada Con-.
2lism2l4. n D.. 5ssM5S. Utah Copper,
Eh@N Int smelling l3S bid; Boston
con. liismliA; East Butte. lOfsNll.
n. a. g.. 20m30. NeNhouse. 2a4d3. =.
A. B. iiiaNi4H. Apex. fW4is.
Ahmeck 220m225. Black Min. sO0tl;
R a. H.. 2lU3i Cob. Cent. 30u3i Davis
Daily 5iam5 9-le. Ely Con. 6e0i3,
DHy. GOO, la Rose Ghm6 10.
National, 5in55 I'm coaln. 1891;
Ray con. lsnlNh. Seneca 10 bd:
queen. 30mM. Yuma, iAmlh chief
Con. lhm1h, Inspiration 6hn1i A A.
n. 15us0. Heg0le. lW2lai Boston Ely.
aasn2 1.1G. Chemung. llis asked Cum
berlaud Ely rhm1A Ely Central 24
2l-l6 First National 6n6 t-l6. Flor
once. 3n3L. Majestic. 4ln9i. New
Utah. liaath Raven 5000 Lo1f 20
asked Yukon. 5sN5 3-l6 ella laa9.
chino isWs.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.

the directorate n is understood that
there are some good ore bodies la the
property and that by working il in
small way good profits could be
made
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FORENOON SALES.

Bullock. 1000 at l.
Colorado 800 at 1855 so at I2Tia;
100 at 1886 buyer 30. 200 at 1921 seller
30, 100 az 1924 seller 60.
Columbus 300 az 20 seller co. 100 at
rs seller 60; 500 az IS 100 az II seller
go. 500 at &c seller &C., 900 az II 100 at
16; 300 al 75 400 al "A seller so 800 at
a. 1000 az 70
East crown Point 5000 at 2; 500 at.
20
Grand Central. 500 at 200; 300 at
2O2l4
Indian Queen. 1000 at IA 200 az o.
Iron Blossom, 600 at So. 100 al Ga.
$500 az So $500 az So 500 at So buyer
so; 500 at s., buyer so; 100 at S. 500
al So seller 90
Mineral Flat. 1000 al Az
Provo, 900 at AZ
Seven Troughs. 900 at TO-
Sioux Con, 500 al 81 1000 at Sc
seller so
Swansea. 1000 at A.
Tintic Central. $500 at
Uncle sam. 200 at IS. 100 at 81.
Utah Con, 100 at 9ia
Western Nevada, 500 at Is; 1900 at
l4h 1900 az a.
OPEN BOARD.
Beck Tunnel 500 at A.
Colorado 300 at 1924 300 at 20.
Columbus 300 at ~ 100 at 73. 500 at
II seller so, 400 al 20 seller so
East Crown Point, 1000 at 2
Iron Blossom. 200 at 81 buyer go.
Mineral Fiat 500 at 4ia.
South Columbus Con, 1000 at Il;
] 900 At 7h
South Iron Blossom 900 at Y.
REHABILITATION
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BOSTON COPPER RANGE

James A. Pollock q Co. bankers and
brokers. west Second South street.
furnish the following received over
their private wire this afternoon:
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WOOL.


ST Louis oct 2i.-Wool. nrm. Terri
tory and western mediums 2Au29; fine
mediums 22m26; fine, l409.
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NEM YORK srncKs

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers. west Second South street.
furnish the following received over
their private wire today.
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AFTERNOON SALES.
Carisa. 1 200 al So.
Cedar Talisman 400 AZ a.
Colorado. $50 az 1876. 500 at l32h
buyer go. 300 al 1874 500 az 1.32is
buyer 60. 400 az l30; 1000 az 1874
seller so. 300 al 127ia.
Columbus. 100 at n seller 80; 500 az
"a. 100 al O..
Dragon. 1000 at 10; 1000 al 10 buyer
CO.
East Grown Point. 1000 at pa
IRON Blossom 600 at 81. ] 900 al sc
seller so. $500 az 6I , 800 az o. seller
GO 500 at IS. buyer go. $500 al 6S. $50
at g.. 500 at 50. buyer 90, $500 at GS.
Little Bell. 200 al leg 100 at l65
buyer so.
Mineral FLAT 1000 al "a
Ohio copper, 100 at 42ila
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago oct -Butter-Steady.
Crcamerics efID. dairies, 0m2H
Eaes-Staady at mark. cases included,
rs. receipts 50di cases; hrsts. IS prime
nrsts q.
Cheese-Firm. Daisies. o., Twins, los
az Young Americas. ls'4. Long Horns
i5A m16
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Dressed pork, per pound
Dressed mutton. nor non,; ''''
Lamb, per pound '''
Lard, per pound '''''
1--we hens, per pound '''
dressed hens, per pound '''
Dressed Springs, per pound ''''
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RETAIL.
HAY AND GRAIN.

Family flour, per cwt........,.......2tO
Flour, straight grade. per cWt &C.. $50
Flour, high patent, per cwt ...'. 80
Bran and shorts. ..................liO
Straight shorts ......-.,.....-..... l.eo
Timothy hay, per wt...........-....lOV
Alfalfa hay, per cwt..... ...........'.. ~
Corn. per cwt. .................'
Rolled barley per cwt...........-..-. %
wheat ppr cN,t
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MEATS AND POULTRY.
DAIRY PRODUCTS.

Creamery butter. per pound.........f0
Butter ranch. per pound. ........ 25ff20
Cheese. per pound .................2 0G95
Ranch eggs, per dozen .,.........-..-.35
Neufchatel cheese ........+.-.--..+..'..l ~
Pkg cream cheese. two pounds.......20
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VEGETABLES.

Celery. two for ...........-..........
Utah radishes, three punches for....10
Parsley. three punches for............10
Saratoga chips, per pound ...........30
New cabbage. three pounds for.....,10
Utah lettuce, per unch........,.....5
Green onions, two punches for........5
New spuds. per peck ................20
Hubbard squash, each ............,..20
Pumpkins. each.... ..,................l5
Summer squash, each ...-.............5
Fresh tomatoes. pound ................5
New tuinips. three for................l0
Egg plant, two for ...................l5
Bell pepper, two for ............,.....i5
Sweet spuds, six pounds for .........25
Artichokes .-..+... .--..---.-..........lV
Brussels sprouts ............-.........l 5
Mushrooms per pound ...............25
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CONCENTRATES

John BE- Dubois president of hN
Yankee Consolidated and the Black
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GROCERIES.

Layer raisins, per pound .....l5d20
Honey, per pound .--..........,......l
Beets. in cans, each ......-......,....2O
Din pickles, quart ....................15
sopr pickles. quart .................20
Popcorn. 3 pounds ......,.............25
sugar. IA pounds for ................1.O0
Citron peel per pound ................25
Lemon peel, per pound ..............20
Orange peel, per pound ..-........'. 20
Mincemeat per pound ..,...l5, 20, Is
Sweet cider, per gallon ..............60
Rye hominy. quart ......,...........l0
Creamery butter, per pound 1910
Good ordinary butter ".,,.,..... aO@25
Cane sugar ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
Beet sugar OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20
Maple sugar, per pound .,.,..........25
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New york Oct n sugar raw. Arm.
Fair refining 3.N, centrifugal, Is test,
tNi molassqs sugar. $50
Renned-Steady. Crushed. a.S. powder
ed. SIS. granulated. ia.
Conee- Steady No Rio, So nomi-
nal. No 4 Santos 81.
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n 10. May. iiW
Rlbs-Oct, Ass. Jan. a.S2' May. s.11it
Barley cash. 81 m6i
Ryc-Cush. 1i Dec. 81
Timothy 3.la, March, i.l5.
Glover Nothing doing
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-18

publicaa caucus, is among those who
hnd the bill Objectionable. 1T alb
solnte'y, murders the wood pulp and
paper industry of Name" he said.
This IA the most important industry
in. .state, and We shsll resist Ia
chasGsss with the utmost possible
vigcr." ~
Mr.. Hale authorized this statement,
but while he found many Of the 9TH
er features to be Objectionable from
his point of view, he declined to
specify them. He predicted that the
bill would be before congress for the
next three months more.
One of the most significant features
of the Payne bill is the new draw
back privilege. 1t extends its priv
ilege SO that an American manufac-
turer need not use the material which
he has imported in order to secure
the refund OF the duties which he
has paid on his material. If he uses
material produced in this country in
equal amounts with the material
which he has imported he will be en-
titled to the drawback benefits, pro
vided the domestic materials are of
equal productive manufactured value.
The insurance tax provision ex-
empts from taxation of any property
requested to any religious, education
al, charitable, missionary, benevolent
and hospital or infirmary corporation
Personal property, other than mon
ey or securities requested to a cor
poration or association organized ex-
clusively for the moral and mental
improvement of men and women or
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AS MEDICINE. | } !:
This Seems the Opinion Of
Eminent Students Of
Il
the Question :.

Washington. D. c. March 17.-Alco-,
hol practically has no .theraputic use,I
Judging from the discussions OF the
American Society for the Study ct
Alcohol and Other Drug Narcotics
Some of the medical scientists con-
tended that alcohol had no theraputic
uses, other than on the whole it has
such uses, while another declared that
alcohol gradually is being eliminated
as a drug. y
Papers were read by Doctors Hem
ry o. Marcy OF Boston, honorary pres:
ident of the society, entitled "A Med
ical Study of the Temperance Move
ment in the South" DR.. Kelly Of
Baltimore, on "The Alcohol Problem
in Every Day Life;" T. D. Crothers of
Hartford, Conn.,, on "The Future of
the Alcoholic Problem" and w. B.
Parks of Atlanta, Ca, on "The Ef-
fects of Alcohol on Temperament @es
it Relates to Race and Nationality