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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-30

New York. Oct. 30.-JameS J. JEFF
fries will not accept any theatrical
engagements between now and the
time he fights Jack Johnson but will
retire 10 the mountains of California
and devote the entire period 10 active
and systematic training for the cham
pionship battle, according to Sam Ber-
ger, his manager Following the sign
ing Of articles 10 fight, It was report
ed that Jeffries had been offered $780,
000 for eight months on the stage
TO begin at once.
Jefries has not decided just when
he viii go 10 California but it is he
Iicved that he viii remain In the east.
continuing his training in a gymnas-
ium until December / when the bids
for the fight will be opened.
Jack Johnson and his manager, Geo
Little, start for Chicago today and
will arrange for long theatrical sea-
son before the fight
Although Jeffries refused to meet"
the negro champion at the conference
yesterday or to even speak to him.
the negro was In good humor all the
time
Several batteries of flashlights had
been shot of for the newspaper cam
cras and the room was still filled with
smoke when other photographers pro-
posed setting on the flashlights. Just
then the hotel manager cried:
Wait until the smoke gets out
Ain Uh goin' gimme a chance,
gen nun. 10 sign up?" said johnson
quickly Everybody laughed and the
hotel manager ordered a case OF wine.
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Man Who Is to Serve a Life Sentence Ad-
nlits That at Least Two Other Persons
Took Part in the Crimes

were forced to follow the trail up the
glen 10 the Fause House, where they
met the hostess, and of those that
took the hand OF Highland Mary some,
at least. have not forgotten, and I
dare say some Of them wore haunted
in their dreams by recollections OF
their meeting the visitors from the
Other World. The FIRE was started
by the Rev. Mr.. Zimmerman and was
the signal for the fun TO begin.
After an enjoyable evening had been
spent and the fire had begun TO
dwlndle, the guests were served with
homemade doughnuts, coffee. and
the kind Of pumpkin pies mother used
TO make Tho rcfreshment end OF
the program showed that Mrs C. E.
and Miss Bertha Bennett had done
more than their part In making the
event the success that IT was After
refreshments We're served few moro
games we're INDUCED in. and then the
guests wended their weary way back
10 the city, after having voted the
BeDnetts ideal entertainers and the
event the success Of the season. The
invitations were extended to the B.
Y P u and their friends and about
seventyAve responded to the invita-
tion.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-30
7 HREE MEN
ARREST D
Had a Woman's Body
on a Log Fire in a
Lonely Place

Spokane. Wash, Oct. 30-Three
men were arrested near Cedonla.
Wash, last night, following the dis
covery OF what was left of woman's
body In a smoldering log fire in a
lonely place in the Huckleberry noun.
tains.
The subsequent developments prom
ised an unusual murder mystery,
though all motive for the alleged
crime is lacking and nothing of the
evidence against the men under ar
rest is obtainablc as yet. The prison
ers are James Logan and G. B. Hill
ton. farmers, and man known as
Tennessee Jack" They are being
brought into Colville by Sheriff w. n.
Graham Of Stevens county. who. with
Coroner a. p, Cook sapd Prosecutor
II. p. Kirkpatrick. was called 10 the
scene OF the crime.
Logan s arrest is said 10 have been
made upon the statement OF man
who declared ne saw Logan standing
near the burning pile that was CON
suming the woman's body.
The woman's name Is not known.
She was employed at the Hergshemier
ranch. She and Logan, II is said.
started out yesterday morning from
LogaD's ranch 10 go to Blue creek on
a business matter. Logan is said to
have left the wagon to open a gate
and To have shot the woman as she
was driving through, carrying her
body TO the spot whore 1t was burned.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-30

Chicago. Oct. 30,-Blind from birth.
but able through telopathy TO take the
difficult course OF medicine and surg
cry without study, Is the remarkable
condition OF ]. W. Bolotin student
I'm the Chicago College of Medicine
and Surgery.
Bolotin. young Russian, asserts
that through a sixth sense. which he
cannot explain, he can read the minds
of his friends and classmates and In
that manner acquire from them the
knowledge they obtained through
hard study.
II. Wolk. roommate of the mys-
lerious blind student. said yesterday
that after completing his studies for
an evening, Bolotin. even though no
conversation had passed between
them, would be familiar with the sub
ject which he had been reading.
Bolotin does not believe his power
Is anything supernatural or anything
beyond what any man could do if he
would think hard,
THE whole thing is largely thing
Of memory and sound reasoning" he
said with Wolk here ! get along
nicely. We understand each other
thoroughly"
"ls 1t true that WolS reads to him.
self and YOU understand what he Is
reading?'
He replied that II was.
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ALASKA WILL BE A
LAND OF FLOWERS

Seattle, Wash. Oct 30,-Alaska will
be land not only of Ice fields and
mountains of gold but of fair green
pastures and great wheat fields and
pleasant gardens OF fruits and flowers
and vegetables. according to Prof c.
c. GeoTGeSon, special agent Of the de,
partment of agriculture
Prof. GeorgeSon has been In charge
of Alaskan Investigations along agri-
cultural lines for eleven years, and
his statement Is based on his own ex,
periments. He Is in Seattle on his
way to Sitka.
THE prospects today for successful
Agriculture In Alaska are infinitely
greater than they appeared to be
eleven years ago when / bgan work
there" he said.
alaska will some day become tho
home of prosperous and successful
farmers, but the farmers will prob
ably como from the Scandinavian
peninsula and from Finland. because
they have been brought up under sim
liar climatic conditions and have been
reared in MANY instances under con.
ditions less favorable to agriculture
than Alaska affords.
The word agriculture is meant 10
include the production Of anything
useful which comes from the soil, not
only the growing Of grain and the
rearing of livestock. but also vcge-
tables, fruits and flowers and dairy
ing
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UNIQUE HALLOW' 'EEN PARTY

Last Friday night the home of Mr..
c. +. Bennett in West Ogden was the
scene OF one of the liveliest and most
enjoyable Halloween parties that has
been given for some time.
The place selected by Mr.. Bennett
was only a short distance from his
home and was particularly adapted
to the use that II was put, there be-
ing a small wooded glen through
which was winding trail that led out
into a large opening, in the center of
which was placed large pile of brush
for the bonfire that was TO be one of
the principal events OF the evening.
More than score of Jack OLan-
terms were placed around the grounds
and especially in the glen that led
10 the Fause House, at every turn In
the winding path was placed a jack
o'lantern and some warning Sign TO
the intruders.
Out in the road, man. mounted
and in Scotch plaid. armed with n
sword. halted all the passersby and
ordering them to get out of their rigs,
4 confederate took care Of the team
while the occupants OF the wagons
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-30
UNHOLZ NOW RICH
IN AUSTRALIA
Boer Fighter, Formerly of Ogden,
Making Money in the Ring
Across the Ocean.
(By Edwin W. smith.)

Chicago. Oct 30.-Rudolph Unholz.
once Boer champion and still claim
ing a victory over Battling Nelson,
has carried Auslr ralia by storm, n We
are 10 form a good opinion from the
way the little fighter-comedian writes
in his recent letters, and from the
manner he is handled by the sporting
papers in the country supposed to be
owned by Tommy Burns.
The sporting critics believe Unholz
Is one Of the best fighters of his
weight In the world. and do not hcsl-
tate 10 say so on every occasion. Clips
that Rudy forwards are extremely in
terestinG. but in his letter the Bat
ting Nelson idea still is paramount.
Under date of September %. Rudy
has this to say in letter to me, in
which he advances some original
ideas. The letter in part reads.
Just a few lines to let you know
that | have been matched to battle
George Johns for the welterweight
championship OF Australia, on the
night of October tthe result of this
fight has not been cabled TO this coun-
try). which is the day after my birth
and wedding DAYS. and | feel that 7
viii be lucky I'm the bnttle. Johns is
the very best man of his weight. 145
pounds. on the continent. but they
arc telling me that ! will beat him.
and that ! will he favorite in the bet
Ting.
we are getting good. money for
the scrap, too. and / want TO say TO
YOU that there is plenty of money
over here for decent fighters who are
willing to fight and can make good. 1t
is The greatest sporting country on
the globe. and YOU know I am in a
position to judge, as / have been
everywhere.
You may not believe this. but II I
heat Johns and | feel that ] will
Battling Nelson and ] could draw an
enormous house over here. and would
not be surprised II the contest riv-
aled in interest the famous Boxing
day battle between Jack Johnson and
Tommy Burns This, too. after be-
ing bit unlucky soon after my ar
rival here.
Even going out of my class. as
am, To fight Johns, we expect house
of $4,000.
II saw YOU wrote about those Ger
man boys. Rudolph and Adolph. be-
ing the Danes hoodoo. That's just
what they are. for he cannot beat
either of them. Oh, but | wish that
Nelson fellow would come over here
and fight me, But he won't, for he
knows there is an awful lacing in
store for him il he does Please give
my ldndest regards to all my friends
around Chicago
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Kansas CITY. Oct 30.-FurtRer sen
sadonal information. duplicating. per
haps. persons close to James McMa-
hon, the confessed triple murderer
sentenced yesterday TO life lmprison-
ment in the Kansas state prison, was
secured from McMahon last night by
Sheriff AL Becker just before tho
doors of the prison closed behind him,
The information / got from Jim
last night Is the most sensational
yet" said Sheriff Becker today. ut
implicates at least two additional per.
sons in the crime"
While the Sheriff today is inyesti-
eating the new story. Patrick McMa-
hon Is being held in Kansas City. Kas
Patrick was kept in the Kansas City
Mo, police station last night. Early
today. under the strain OF the last
week, he broke down and became vio-
lent, declaring every one was a de-
tectiye Attempting to confuse him. On
the way back to Wyandotte county,
Kansas, Patrick made several at
tempts TO escape from the Sheriffs
motor car and fought desperately.
Several ply sicianS who examined
the prisoner today said he was suf-
fering from temporary insanity.
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LANGFORO is DEFIANT.

New York. Oct 30.-Sam Langford
the trail OF Jack Johnson and today.
before the negro champion could start
for Chicago, he issued this sweeping
def:
II want Johnson 10 fight me before
be fights Jeffries, He can have a
thousand In cash from me the moment
he steps into the ring. j will fight him
six, ten. twenty-five. forty-five or 4
hundred rounds for $5,000 side
winner take the entire purse or 75
per cent | Will accept any reason
able offer and ] will win
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-30
Young People Were Dressed in Costumes
Covered With Cotton to Represent Snow,
When Their Clothes Took Fire

Kansas City, Oct, 30.-AmIdst smil-
ing "jack-o lanterns" and while maxi
Ing merriment for An audience during
Halloween entertainment at Loretto
academy. a Catholic board school for
girls here. last night, Miss Virginia
owen and Miss Mamie Tiernan. stu
dent actors. were so badly burned
that they died from their injuries to-
day Miss Maley was severely burned
while endeavoring to save her school
mates.
4 panic was only averted by the
coolness of the mother superior and
several sisters. All the girl actors
wore light Esquimau costumes. COW
cred with cotton to represent snow,
while the stage was set with much
cotton tiDsel TO portray the discovery
the North Pole. a miniature globe
stood in the center Of the stage, and
around it were grouped the actors,
cach dressed to represent An Es.
Qulmau.
After the tableau Miss Owen tripped
over Jack o'-lantern" and in sec
ond the flames had communicated to
the other girls and decorations.
The fire was extinguished before the
FIRE department arrived
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF
WORLDS MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Amalgamated Copper. Sc IA.
American Beet Sugar, ~ Ia.
American Car and Foundry. 73 81.
American Cotton Oil. II IL,
American Locomotive, 62.
American Smelling. 9S Is.
American Smelling, pfd., Ill.
American Sugar Refining. 133 1-2.
Anaconda Mining Co. is IA.
Atohison Railway, 123 is.
Atlantic Coast Line, 13S IL.
Baltimore and Ohio, lis rs.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. 76.
Canadian Pacific, 1Si IA,
Chesapeake and Ohio, 81 rs.
Chicago and Northwestern. 1S9 1-2.
Chicago, Mil. and St Paul, 157 rs.
Colorado Fuel and Iron, 46 rs
Colorado and Southern, 53 IL.
Delaware and Hudson. 1874 Is,
Denver and Rlo Grande, 4S Is.
Denver and Rio Grande, pfd.. 81 1-2
Erie Railway, 23 5-S.
Great Northern, pfd, 145 3-S.
Great Northern Ore Gifts. So IA.
Illinois Central. 1IS.
Interborough Met, 10 "a
Interborough Met, pfd., 90 IA.
Louisville and Nashville, 153 IL,
Missouri Pacific, CO
Missouri, Kansas & Texas. AZ 6-S.
National Biscuit, 113.
National Lead. IS S4-
New York Central, 135 IA.
Norfolk and Western, 81 LIZ.
Northern Pacific. 14S 1-2.
Pacific Mail, 40
Pennsylvania, 14S 3-S.
Peoples Gas, 1l5 IL.
Pullman Palace Car, 1919 "a.
Reading Railway. 162 "a
Rock Island Co, 40 IL.
Rock Island Co, pfd.. 70 le2.
Southern Pacific, 129 1-2.
Southern Railway, 81 Ia.
Union Pacific, POI "a
United States Steel, 80 Is.
United States Steel, pfd., 12S.
Wabash Railway, 20 IA.
Wabash Railway. pfd., 80.
Western Union, Il. 7
Standard OIL. 701.
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Chicago Livestock.

Chicago, Oct -Cattle-Recelpts
estimated at 500: market steady;
heeves 81 90ao 10; Texas steers So so
al 90; western steers 81 25a7 50:
stockers and feeders 50 OOa5 Is; cows
and heifers 81 00a5 rs; calves Sc. 50a
$50.
Hogs-Recolpts estimated at 10000
Market weak: light 81 25a7 rs; mixed
81 56n7 90: heavy 81 3Oa7 95: rough
81 soar so; good TO choice heavy 81 :
5Oa7 95 pigs S5. j0a7 25: bulk Of
sales 81 65a7 IS.
Sheep-Rcceipts estimated at 2.5o0
Market steady. native SO 50a4 rs;
western 81 75a4 Is; yearlIngs Si 50a
f 90; lambs. native, 81 25a7 90, west
ern 81 Soar 90
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since the disease was first discovered.
fourteen OF whom died In the other
twelve cases the malady has subsidized.
At Elgin only two cases remain.
The approach of winter is believed
10 he the cause Of the disappearance
of the disease. Doctors studying pei,
lagra ut the two hospitals are unable
TO state positively whether the disap-
poarancc of the disease Is temporary
or permanent
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OTHERS IMPLICATED IN TERRIBLE
MURDERS CONFESSED BY M'MAHON

on the upper cast side into a commo-
dious and open room they will pro-
vide accommodations for about two
hundred men i'm the first stages OF
consumption who are compelled 10
work TO support their families. It is
planned TO have the patients continue
their daily occupations and live In the
camp" at night undergoing treat
ment In the meantime
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COUNCIL CREST CLUB

One OF the most unique Halloween
parties OF the season was n barn
dance given last evening In honor OF
the opening OF t5e Council Crest
Club The evening was spent IN
old fashioned dances. and al mid"
night lunch was served In jack-o-lan-
terms. Punch wG(s served from
large pumpkin. The party broke up
In the wee sma" hours, each guest
declaring themselves as having had
n most enjoyable time,
Those present were:
Misses Eva English. Alta Christen-
son, Mabel Ware. Ellen Mortonson.
Martha Marshall. Jennie Randall. Ell
fic Nichols. Pearl Wilbur, Meta Free
man. Grace Wilbur. Arthur VIII
loughby. Richard Tucker. V. ], Morse,
Earl Mcfarland. Lee Faulkner. Ed
ward Gosnel and John Smalley.
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FRESHMEN MARCHED THROUGH
STREETS IN THEIR PAJAMAS.

New York. Oct, SO-Onc hundred
and nfty freshmen students at New
York university are today recovering
from a real immersion which tho
soDhomores gave them In tho great
marble basin Of the Fountain OF
knowledge. back Of the Hall Of Fame.
The freshmen, all attired In pajamas.
we're first marched through the
streets Of Harlem and then led 10
the fountain where encb one was
"ducked" several times. They were
then given hot tea and sent 10 bed.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-30
JAPAN APPROPRiATES S22, 500
FOR THE ITO FUNERAL

Toxic. Oct, 29.-The funeral ser
vices over the body of Prince Ito Will
be conducted in Nibaya Park and In
terment will he made at Omoriv
q short distance south of Toxic, on
a wooded blum overlooking Toxic
bay, situated near the celebrated tenn
pie OF lkeagama, where the tomb
is erected. tho body will he buried in
Shba park amid the temples and the
tombs OF famous Japanese. Tho state
has appropriated $22.50o for tie eX-
peDses OF the funeral,
Premier Kalsura has given out Il
statement comparing in sentiment %
that issued by him a few DAYS ago,
saying that the death of prince Ito
would not change the policies of
japan
A Korean delegation headed by
Prince WI, representing the emperor
has left Seoul for Toxic.
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CoLoREo WOMAN OBTAINS
DAMAGES FOR RIOT

Springfield. Ill. Oct, 3O-Mattie
Walker. colored. whose household fur
niture was burned by tho mob during
tho Springfield race riot, August,
1908, was awarded a verdict of S26S
against the city In the circuit court
yesterday. 1t was the first verdict
for damages against the city on
claims growing out OF the riot.
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WAR HAS BROKEN OUT
IN CENTRAL AMERICAN

ST. Louis. Oct. SO-A cablegram TO
the Globe-Democrat from Panama.
says:
Passengers arriving today from Pa
cific coast points north of here re.
port that war has broken out between
Salvador and the Zelaya government
of Nicaragua. President Figueroa OF
Salvador. has issued aU order mobIl-
izins the Salvadorean army for the
purpose of reepliing the invasion 0f
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PeuuAGRA is DISAPPEARING
FROM THE HOSPITAL

Chicago, Oct 30.-PcllasTa, the na.
tons new disease. which developed
a scare In the corn belt, is beginning
10 disappear In the insane hospitals
at Dunning and Elgin, where 1t flour.
ishcd during the summer months. Only
q few cases are being treated at these
institutions.
AT DuDning four patients are now
afflicted with pellagra. A total of
lwenty.six patients were treated there
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-30
TWO GIRLS LOST THEIR LIVES AT
AN ENTERTA|NME Mt By A SCHOOL

progress today. since the number OF
fire fighters has been increased. The
Deadwood office Of the forest service
has been notified Of a fire burning
north of Custer another east of Hlll
City, one between Mystic and Merritt.
and still another near Merritt This
latter threatens so much Homestakc
mine timber that the Homestake
force at Pactola has been recalled 10
save It's own timber reserves.
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Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas City. Mo, Oct 3o.-Cattle-
Receipts 500; market steady. Native
steers 81 50aS 50. native cows and
heifers So 25a5 so: stockers and
feeders So 25a5 90; bulls 81 75a3 IS;
calves Sc .50sG 30; western steers 3d.
S0a5 so; western cows 50, 75ai so.
Hogs-Recelpts 1000; market
steady Bulk of sales 81 35a7 20.
heavy 81 65a7 so. butchers 81. soar =
rs light 81 20a7 so; pigs Sc 1Oa
a7.00.
Sheep-Recelpts 500; market steady
-Muttons So 90a4 IS lambs s. Goa
6 So; range wethers and yearllngs $4.-
00a5 90; range ewes SO .00a4 90.
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MOTHER AND CHILDREN
BURNED TO DEATH

Bridge. Ont. Oct, 31.-Shortly af-
ter midnight the house OF a. McLough-
lin. bookkeeper. was destroyed by
fire and Mrs. Mclaughlin and her
two young children were burned to
death.
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SYMPATHETIC STRIKE
IN SPARKS. NEV.

Reno. New. Oct. 29--As n result OF
differences In regard to wages a strike
is imminent in the Southern Pacific
machine shops at Sparks. The rail-
road officials contend that the contro-
versy is the result of sympathy with
the striking Pocatello machlnists. The
Sparks machinists. however. claim that
the controversy is purely local.
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SIX FOREST FIRES ARE
BURNING IN BLACK HILLS

Deadwod. S. d. Oct 30-No less
than six forest fires are now burning
in the Black Hills. The damage al.
ready done will run into the hundreds
of thousands Of dollars.
The most serious one. near Pactola.
is still unchecked, but making less
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NIcaraguans and Sslvadorecan exiles
under the command of General Alfaro.
and with the view OF aiding the Mic
araguan revolutionists in their fight
against Zelaya
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GREClAN REBELLION
NOW AT AN END.

Athens, Greece. Oct. 30.-Ti-
baldos' miniature rebellion has
been suppressed. according TO
an official announcement made
by the government Neverthe-
less the torpedo boat destroyer
Velos with her rebel crew is
roaming unknown seas. Sew
eral officers, sailors and work
men in the dock yard al Sala-
mos have surrendered TO the
government. Three OF the re-
VOTERS were killed and several
wounded when a shell from
the governments land bat
terry struck the mutinous tor
pedo boat Sphendona during
the engagement yesterday.
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NIGHT TUBERCULOSIS CAMP
FOR SUFFERERS IN NEW YORK

New York. Oct. &O,-A number of
socially prominent women have pro.
lided the capital for a charity TO be
known es the might tuberculosis
camp which will open next Tuesday
BY converting an abandoned church
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HEAD OF GEODETlC
SURVEY is SUSPENDED

, Washington. Oct. 30.-Frank
, VALLEY Perkins, acting super
intendent of the United States
; coast and geodetic survey, was
today suspended without pay.
, and John j. Gilbert, inspector
OF photography and topography.
, reduced from $4,000 to $4,000
n year as the result of charges
of administrative irregularl-
, ties. The action was taken by
!, Acting Secretary of Commerce
and Labor McHarg Their
, cases will be passed upon later
, by Secretary Nagel, now In the
} west,
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Chicago Close.

Chicago. Oct, O.-Close-Wheat:
Dec 81 90 l-Sa14; May 81 .O4 3-4a7-S:
july ~ 7-Sa9S
Corn-Oct so: Dec. 50 l-Sa1-4; May
61 il. July 65 "a
oats-Dcc 80 3-4a7-S; May ~ lisa
Ii July 80 7-Sa4O.
Pork-oct $2S SIS; Jan. s19. II 1-2;
MAY $19 40.
Lard-Oct. S12 %; Nov. S12 Is:
Jan. $11.52 1-2al1.55; May $11. 22 L.;
July S1l. 20.
Ribs-oct. s1O7O, Jan. SO 25a27
IL, May S1022 l-2.
Rye-Cash rs 1-2a74; Dec, 73, May
II.
Barley-Cash 52a65.
Timothy-Oct. 80 IS: March 81. 10
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Sugar and Coffee

New York, Oct 30.-Sugar. raw.
firm, fair refining 81 SOa3 90; CEN
trifugal % test S4 3Oai 10; molasses
sugar sS-55aS G5; refined. steady;
crushed. $5.S5; powdered. So, 25:
granulated. So 10.
COFFEE-Firm; No. 7 Rio s Is:
nominal. No. Santos, 7 81.