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AeTREss SUES on CONTRACT.

Under, !. contract titat she s'l;lnst
make good IN every house, Miss Mar
sarst Seyerence. Il young and pretty
actress, wln played q comedy sketch at
5theEmpire theater two weeks ago, filed
suit this morning IN the city court
against q A. Hartman, manager, to
collect $3.50. the price agreed upon. In
another suit under 4, similar contract
4 she asks for $777.50 for playing a week
Mt SYLVAN Park IN Ogden.
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Thirteenth East streets, fled suttililni
5thc city court this morning to recover
s4e9 from Salt Lake City and James a..
Il Kennedy for personal injuries; While
the contractor was excaNating IN
In, Extension No los, the workmen
left u large hole into which sshe fell
Her shoulder was dislocated, her arms
bruised and she sprained the lower ". =.
spine.
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5sl'GAa Tat 1920 Second avenue 1,s
IS, 1893, Of scarlet fever, Charles a X
man Stuart; born July Is, 1905 in " Sal,
Lake City. {is5g n y gay 2ils i
The funeral was held at the famil.
residence today at 3 r.. m. Interment II
Cru Is I'll II this city. July IL. Clafs
Harry Gruber. in his tbirty-ninth wear
Funeral services were held from ths +
late residence. 403 south Sixth East N.
day, at z p. m. Interment in Mt Olive;
IIAYNES.--1n this city. June is, Clifford
= ID. Haynes. the infant son Of Mr.. nnS
Mrs. Frederick j. Haynes. ~
Notice of funeral later.
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a DISCUSSION i:
blood Atonenlcnt and tho Origin OF
Plural Marriage.

4 OIUutI tAtOHtIIICIlI taIItt3 IIIC OFIHIu5 OF
Plural Marriage.
A pamphlet containing over a hun
dred pages, has just been issued. This
brochure contains discussion on the
questions quoted. between Elder Jo-!
5seph n. Smith, ] r.. and Mr.. Richard
G. Evans. the latter gentleman begin
second counselor to the present or tho
eorganites. The questions are en-
and a great deal OF valuabl inforna-
ton is given. Elder Joseph d. Smith.
sJr., shows by historical data and in
conference.-the deductions that tho pos.
sition Of his opponent Is untenable. y
Post paid to any address. zoe.
Main St
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FARMERS STILL PLANTING
IN ALBERTA, CANADA
~. -, n
.(speeial OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Especial Correspondence.)
CHARLESTON, Canada, June 15.--Al-,
though a backward spring delayed the
work i'm general, the weather between
storms during May caused a lsrapid
growth in vegetation. Seeding is still in
vogue and is likely to continue until the
fifteenth of this month.
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~. q. !WI,IGH !, l,I,RAIGNED.

"a yNilliam "A. Wright pleaded not
guilty this morning to- the charge
brought by his wife, Ellen Wright,
of failure to provide forj1hts two min
or children since Jan. l. 1909 His
hearing was set for Monday, June rs.
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d. s. CoURTs NIoNI,.AY.

The United States federal courts
will convene Monday morning al 10
O'clock. Judge John a. Marshall will
preside, and SUCH jury cases q $ are re-
qnifed by stipulation will be tried by
gtll)erl pcllire $50
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CONCORDANCE OF THE BOOK OF
MORMON
By4Gco. RcynoIds,,.

Reduced to, leather, Sc; cloth, Is,
Your ward and home library Ii not
complete without it. Most compIet.
concordance ever published. containing
SOL pages. Send your order at once
to the 5 IS ( n
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FELL IN a HOLE.

Emily j. Jensen, who lives on Har-i
lison avenue between Twelfth and
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THE cRuc1F1x1oN.

Did Jesus Really Die Upon the Crossg
This great question answered in Ina
negative, by his Friend, and an eve
witness to the TRUTH. Price is but
s1.00. III
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r. i. Evans. Florist. SO S. Main ST..
Floral designs q speciality, Phone as,.5
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W. r. WHITE DANGEROUSLY ILL
3Tctanus Develops in a Wound at First
Thought Trivial.

'rhe condition Of w. F. White. a well
known cattleman, who was injured
nearly two weeks ago by "a steer in the
Ogden yards, was reported to be. un-
changed this afternoon The wound
was not thought to be dangerous at
first, but tetanus developed about eight
days after the accident. and in spite
OF all that could be done, the unfol,-
tunate mans conditional has become very
serious. Yesterday DIR. Richards. who
is attending him, held out little hopes
for his recovery. and a message was
I sent to his wife and five children, who
are in Idaho. He5is lying at the home
of his brother. John r. White EGG
north Second West street
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
READING LENDS
LIFE TO MARKET
DIVIDEND INCREASE COMES
AFTER TORPID PERIOD
WARY sPEcULAToRs PREFER TO
CASH IN PROFITS
Loss of Point Results from Declaration
of War Against Open Shop
Policy of U. S.
Steel
GAssoeIated Pressl

NEW YORK. Dec. 15.-The Reading diyl-
dend increase gave the stock market the only
semblance Of animation It. enjoyed today.
coming after a period of torpidity. Operators
I'm stocks were dfhdent about committing
themselves to make contracts.
The Reading dividend situation had aroused
a good deal of uneasy surmlse. The weakness
of the stock yesterday and at times today
gave rise TO an impression that the strongly
claimed hopes OF a dividend increase were
to be disappointed.
The event pointed rather to the conclusion
that many wary speculative holders had pre-
ferred to cash in their profits on the vague
hope of an increase rather than to await a
possible crush of profit taking sales on the
increase.
Use was made as a depressing influence OF
the formal declaration Of war against the
open shop position of the United states steel
corporation by the labor conference at PITTS
burg A loss OF "A point at the opening meas"
ured the extent of this influence.
Remittance TO London to provide for pay
ment Of obligations on American securities
held abroad continue and held up the ex-
change rate to near the gold export rate, a
hardening of the London discount rates and
resort of borrowers to the Bank Of England
kept up the attraction for outside funds, al
though the Inauguration Of a transatlantic
gold movement would be expected to point to-
ward Paris from New York, owing to the
obligations OF the London market 10 the
Bank Of France.
There was little change in the local money
market The call loan rate touched 3 per
cent again. An incident Of the day was the
payment of the Standard oil dividend, which
called for the disbursement of slO00o.0O0.
Bonds were steady. Total sales, par value
81, 026 900. United States bonds were un-
changed on call
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
Pacific Coast Trade

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 15-Flour-tamill an ny ny
extras, s6G0d700; bakers extras, S5oOa "W'
oregon and Washington S5G0n5.9O.
Wbeat-Shipping, SL95d2O9; milling, Sl9o.
Rarlev-Feed, 81 l50d152i2; brewing, Sl.52lsg
155, Chevalier, S15Od1.65.
Oats-Red, $165Q175 white, $.75aLso olacK'
$2.25d2.50. .,.-,,,- ro. ,,,-od
feed. s28 00@33 90; rolled barley, sS2.OO955 90;
oatmeal. s44Oa46O; oat groats, $3.50; rolled
Hav~Wheat, s14OOa19OO; wheat and oat,
sts 0oG17 90. wild oat, S1O0Od140O; tame oat'
$40 OOdl6. 90; straw, 50d65c.
Receipts-Flour, $685. wheat, 1915; barley
2150: oats 50; beans 47i; corn, S45i potatoes
6295: onions, So; bran, Is; middliugs. 30; nay
2So. straw, 20; hides 69j; wine 1900.
Beans-Pink. $3.65a3.So; Lima, 81; loa4, ta 20 =. ;
small white, 4.75d5.OO; large white, S5.2o9S.o o.
Potatoes-Oregon Burbanks, NO0@l2o; sa-
lnas Burbanks. S115q14O; Merced sweets
81. .40d175
Onions-Fancy, si1O; common 9oc.
Various vegetables-Green peas, SplZ1sc;
string beans, Sa121ac; egg plant, 547c; green
peppers, 5dSc; tomatoes, $LOO4l75; summer
SQUASH, 75eaS125; rhubarb, 546c; garlic 49
6s: clcumbers, 50Q75c mushrooms, log5Oc.
poultry-Iiye turkeys, 20q23ci dressed tur'
KEYS 2Id27c; roosters, old, AOOq6.OOi roost
ers Young, Sc OOGs. 90; broilers, small, 5000
45o: broilers, large, a5O45OO; fryers' S9.ooa
90. hens s5O0a9.OO: ducks. old, AOO4b o0
ducks, young. $7OO6900; geese S2.Va5'oV' Pig
cons, young, S20Oa2,50.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
TWO WOMEN FACE
CHARGE OF FRAUD

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 15.-Mrs. A.
Wolter and Mrs. II. Il. Martin were ar
rested here today on the charge of OBJ
tanning money by trick and device, and
the officers assert they have by the
arrests of the two women uncovered
one of the biggest matrimonial agen-
cies frauds ever revealed in this city,
The complaining witness is Bernard
Deppe, an aged man, who asserts that
after marrying him to Mrs. Martin,
Mrs. Wolter took his money from him
to purchase a lodging house for his
wife.
Deppe was given a small room in the
house, but Mrs. Martin did not adopt
his name, so he complained to the po-
lice. Detective Bunner, who conducted
the investigation, was offered wife
by Mrs. Wolters, who assured him
that she would herself perform the
ceremony without publicity. --unner
then placed her under arrest and
sought the lodging house which Mrs,
Martin conducted.
On being arrested Mrs. Martin con-
fessed that she had been one % the
principals at several of the marriages
performed by Mrs. Wolter and that on
each occasion the money of the man
in the case had been used for the pur-
chase of a lodging house.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
DAILY MINING CALL
Of1lCldI sdIta-A' M UVV "VII1II1
at 9.
Listed Stocks
Metal Market

NEW YORK, Dec 15.-Standard copper ON
the New York Metal exchange was weak to-
day, with spot December and January clos
ing S12. 75at3l2h; February, March and April
s12 S7lb6l325 London weak and lower
with spot closing at e59 los, and futures at
$50 los Local dealers quote lake copper at
$l3 25a13 62la electrolytc, S13 l2laalS37's cast
ing, Sl3Q13,25.
Tin was firm with spot and December
quoted at S32 60qS2 75; January. S32. 70q32 S2la;
February, $32 70a32,9O; March, $S2'50g32s5
Anril sS9 75 bid London closed firm, with
spot quoted at e1iS los, and futures at 9i49
15s 49,
Lead firm, following an advance from S4oJ
146O in the selling price OF a leading pro-
ducer on the local exchange spot was quoted
at s457l5@4 80 New York; $40 bid East St
Louis London unchanged at Gl3l5s "a
New York, $50 asked East st. Louis. Lon
don unchanged at e23 IS Cd.
The English iron market was unchanged
Locally the market was unchanged.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
CHICAGO Live Stock

CHICAGO, Dec. 10 -Catue-Reeeipts esti-
mated at 25,OOO; market weak to. 10c lower;
beeyes s39Oa@S25: Texas steers $4,000 65
western steers $4OOdS, 80; stocl1ers and feed
ers, $S.OO@5.1O; cows and heifers, s2OOQ54O;
calves, s725d9,75
Hogs-Receipts estimated at $1,000; market
1Oc lower; light, S79OIs 40; mixed, IS 1O9s,5 so;
heavy. S. 15dS So; rough Ss15@S,S0; good to
choice heavy, IS, ,SOQs.55; pigs, s6,9Oq7S5 bulk
of sales, SS.3O@s, As.
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 10000; market
weak; natives, $s5Oa5 so; western, SO 75G15. 40;
vearings, S625@73 3O; lambs native, S5.50qS.25;
western. S5.75@S. 20.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
Gutter, Eggs and Cheese

CHICAGO, Dec. 15.-Butter-strong; cream
cries, 27a34c; daires, 2545Oc.
Eggs-Receipts, 1887 cases; firm at marx,
cases included, 2ol4a25ac; hrsts' 2Sci prime
Cheese-Firm; daisies, 16i4916%c; twins, $50
1eAc; Young Americas, 16 &c; long horns I6l2c.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. l5.-Butter-tahcy
creamery. S6c; seconds, 31c fancy dairy 29c.
Cheese-New, 171kdls1ac; young Americas II
q19c.
Eggs-Ranch, sac; store, 47c.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
California Dried Fruits

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-Evaporated apples
quiet; December, 7&@Sc; spot fancy new crop
iOhml1l5s; choice SC; prime, la4Sc; old crop
prime re; common to fair, 6n7c.
Prunes firm; California, up to SO-40s, 2Ap
&C.; Oregons, 6&9c. s
Apricots firm; choice, ll%qllhc; extra
choice. llha12c; fancy, 12h413is.
Peaches steady; choice, 6A47c extra choice
7a7Isc; fancy, 7&qSc.
To fancy, seeded, 5l2d6&c. seedess, Sk95c;
London laYers. $111la@1.3O.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
LAWYERS ENTER
DEMURRER AGAIN
WANT MORE TIME TO PASS ON
JUDICIAL PRIMARY
"MAcHINE" RECEPTION is DE-
NoUNcED BY j. l.. MURPHY
Believes. That Men Admitted to Bar
Should Give Endorsement to
Men to Sit on the
Bench

After discussion of the new county
primary method of mountainous
Dostponement of any action on pro-
posed method of indorsing candidates
for judicial positions was voted py
members of the Los Angeles County
Bar association at their smoker held
at Levys last evening. Action was de-
ferred until the annual meeting III
February, when the committee on
amendment of the constitution Will
make a further report.
"Our committee was treated with de-
rision and contempt when II went pc
fore the last Republican county con-
Nention with recommendation Oh nom
inees for judicial positions" said j. l..
Murphy. in opposing present action.
LAS a matter of fact the lawyers Oh
California have little influence in con-
ventions. for while / think the lawyers
ought TO be permitted to select the
Judges. the people OF California VIII.
not stand for it. The people of New
York and Massachusetts, WILL put per
hans we are not sufficiently civilized
out here as yet"
Trask Raises a Laugh
"A nomination by the Repuolcah
party doesn't amount to anything any
more,' interrupted Walter Trask, amid
laughter, ..-
Imcius X. Chase, l.. w. JulIen,
James A. Gibson, Seward Simons and
w / Hunsaker, and others discussed
the proposition, and it was determined
that the new county primary law pro
visions must be further considered pc
fore q method of indorsing candidates
is formally adopted ,
The eighty members present adopted
with little discussion changes in the
constitution and bylaws for lncreas-
ing membership fees, for mailing TO
members written notices OF all appl-
cations for membership, enlarging the
powers Of the trustees in insttutlng
disbarment proceedings, changing the
time of the annual meeting and incor-
norating the association, but sentiment
was adverse to present action on any
nlan for Endorsement of judicial NOM
inees.
Want State Organization
James A. Gibson presented a report
on the formation of the new Califor-
nio state Bar association, to member
shin i'm which the Los Angeles Bar as
,soriation last evening committed itself.
All California lawyers in good stand
ing. as well as all local bar associa-
tions it was explained, are eligible to
membership in the state organization.
Attorney Gibson explained the consti-
tuition and bylaws.
The officers are G. H. Lindley, pres
ident; NJ X. Harris, Lynn Helm and
F. street, vice presidents; r. j. Mott,
secretary and T. w. Robson treas
urer; ]. H. Shankland member of the
executive committee from Los Angeles
county. One delegate from each of
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
Cotton and Wool

NEW YORK, Dec lj.-Cotton spot closed
ouiet. 2 points higher; middling upland5
si5i5 do, gulf $3.50 sales, 200 bales; y,
Futures closed hrm; December, SASS jan
Aprli. .s15.E; May, 1885, June, S557; July
Sizes; August, $3.50; September, $l3ss; octo-
ber, $3.50. 49,. AIN,
Grades combing and clothing, 2i929c; light
fine 92a27c heavy fine, 12qHe; tub washed
2G613Sc
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
NEW YORK COTTON
Special service to The Herald by J: c. w
son, 2l2 West Fifth street, Los Angeles.

Special service to The Herald by J: c. Will
son, 2l2 West Fifth street, Los Angeles.
NEW YORK, Dec. 15.--The market opened
at a decline of to 10 points, with very heavy
realizing orders in evidence. The larger longs
who sold freely Immediately before and I'M
medately after the bureau report were free
buyers this morning, absorbing the outside
selling and bringing about an improvement
above last nights figures. The latest rumor
is that the ginners' report on the twentieth
will make very bullish showing ana lead
to another such bulge. as occurred ON the last
ginners' report. since the present buyers ap-
pear to have determined TO take back all the
cotton they lquidated last week.
Liverpool due 61a to lower. Opened easy
TO lower. At 12:15 p m was quiet at net
decline of IA to 9la. Spot was dull and l3
lower at S.01d. Sales, 5000 of which 1000 We're
American Port receipts to-day, $1,000; last
week, SO, ,502 last year. 1870 bales The Com
mercial says: I'VE are likely to have an in
and-out market until the eve of the federal
ginning figures. Scant crop talk has been so
general that the edge has been worn on things
bullish and it will require read thriller In
the minds of many to send prices much closer
to the Ice mark
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-The condition OF
the treasury at the beginning OF business 'o-
day was as follows -. -,
Trust fund-Gold coin, sSI5 .3O2, S69i silver dol-
lars SlS9 39S 600; silver dollars OF 1880 $SeoSV"'
silver certificates outstanding, Ae9'Sys,Voo f..
General fund-Standard silver dollars IN
general fund $27L242. current Liabilities sll4,-
9o2 i28; working balance in treasury ohlees,
SEE, OPS, ,33Ss IN banks TO credit OF treasurer eL
fhe Uaited states s3s 3O5, 422; subsidiary silver
coin SIS 1874 725 minor coin, $l,Oi4,52li total
balance in general fund, $I95SO,32S.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

% Shipments of oranges and lemons G
@ from Los Angeles Monday, Dee. 13, G
@ were rs carloads of oranges and car G
o loads of lemons. Total to date there {
% have been shipped 801 carloads, of
% which 318 have been lemons. Last G
q. season to date there were shipped 6
% 11I6 carloads, of which 485 were
% lemons
q, Shipments from POrteryille and G
@ other northern districts for Dec. IL
o were 27 carloads, IA total of 1777 so 6
q. far this season.
y,...z. :, 5000 3.s.0@9l
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16

the thirty cour 'es of California is
elected to this committee.
A recommendation was adopted that
salaries of federal judges be increased
by bill in congress this winter.
Lunch was then served, after which
speeches were made by Judges HerVey
and Hawkins, Prescott, Ariz., Justices
Pierce and Stevens, Frank Tyrrel, w.
j. Variel and others
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
oliowing TI'T Vim w were re the days quotations:
Coffee and Sugar

NEW YORK Dec. 1.-Coffee futures closed
steady, net changed to points higher Sales
were reported of 47250 bags, including; De-
cember, s6.50Q6.55 March, 6.7O4675; May
Sc SO@6S5; July, September, $3.50.
spot quiet, No Z Rio nominal; NO
Santos, S&c mild, quiet Cordova 99l24se,
Sugar--Raw firm; Muscovado, 50 test, Sci
centrifugal, 9i test. S4l71l; molasses sugar, 50
test. $342.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
FRUIT MARKET

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 15-Fruits-Apples,
75c0S10O; common, 5Oq65c, STRAWBERRIES sUc.
Cranberries. S9.OOG1350 Grapes-Ordinary, zoo
S5c Pears, common, 75c; fancy, Sl00 Pome-
granates, s1,5od2.00. Persimmons, 9Oc0$l 20.
ounces nominal Oranges, navels, Si.65Q2.5Oi
Valencias nominal Mexican lines, sfV0g4,oo'
lemons common California, $15OG2 so; good to
choice. S2OOa2 so; fancy, $i,OOgi.50.. Tropical
fruits, bananas, 5ocG$3.25; pineapples' $1,000
q
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
LEOPOLD AGAIN
CONVALESCENT
Associated Pressl

RRTJSSEIS, Dec. hiking Leopold's S
tenacious struggle is arouslng the aq-
miration of his people, who are keenly
following the results of his operation
Tie bulletin issued tonight by the at
tending physicians stated that the king
is gaining. This has caused new hope
that his rugged constitution will pull
him through, but it is feared at the
court that his age will not permit re-
covery.
After a restful night the patients
conGition was described as stationary
but in the afternoon unfaVorable symp-
toms appeared, but later on reassur-
ing bulletin was issued, as follows:
"The kings condition is somewhat
improved; pulse, IS; temperature,
99,5." ,.-
The fact that the temperature thirty
hours or more after the operation is
normal is considered an excellent sign.
While the sovereign was hghtlng Tor
his life, parliament today was ABSORBED
in one OF the most vital questions ar
fectinq the nation. The great Congo
problem came before the legislators for
consideration, and this--Whatever may
have been the scandal and cruelty at
tending the leadership of Leopold-all
Belgians wished to see solved on lines
of humanity.
Stung by Wrath
In spite of apparent Indifference, it is
believed that King Leopold was stung
to the quick by the worlds wrath over
his conduct of the Congo matter, and
hat he never recovered from this. He
was always convinced that American
criticism was sincere, although he inn
patiently sought to explain to friends
that it was the. work of ''prattling mis-
mionaries."
IA. Renkin, minister of the colonies
in an impassioned speech in the cham
ber today repudiated the criticism en-
anating from England that Belgium
was exploiting the natives, and denied
the charges of oppression and cruelty.
He pointed out that there had been
great progress in the general prosper
ity and health of the natives, and asked
The world to suspend its opinion and
| give Belgium chance.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE

The market on the Los Angeles Stock ex-
change yesterday was Of the busiest DAYS
seen in many months. Telephone stocks, pahk
issues and oil securities changed hands freely.
Bonds were the only quiet issues on the call'
and no changes made from Tuesday
close.
Central National Bank showed decline IN
the bid price of 4 points closing at l75 ana
no offer. Farmers and Merchants was also OIL
214 points with a close Of 29O bid. Security
Savings sold off board 1929, the stock clos
inc at 3SOq40O, an advance Of points from
Tuesday
There was no change In the Edison quota
tions from the day before. Home preferred
was weak and closed 541a bid and none offered;
United States Long Distance sold at AZ ana
was active, closing 4lB@i2. The rest OF the
ndustrials were not changed
Associated OIL was the leader Of the oil
stocks, though the stock broke from 52A 10
50R without any reaction sales Of about
500 shares and many OF the brokers were at
loss to account for the steady decline. The
san Francisco market was little over the
Los Angeles market all day. Central OIL had
a steady market all day at 135 with sales OF
some 1000 shares. Union Oil was strong al
105A The last sale on Palmer Oil at 92A
showed a sign Of some weakening. Section SIX
oil Co. is selling back at 59 California Md
way sold at 16.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
I'LL
Closing quotations:

T1our-Steady- No 2 Tyo, IIo. FtFu lI III =
ING harley. 57a6oc; fair TO choice mailing, G6
@sle' Flax seed-No. 2 southwestern, sl.59
No northwestern, 81 Timothy seed, $40
clover. s95Od1425. Mess pork, per barrel
60 756i23 co. Lard, per 100 pounds, SlS.23p
"a AZ short clear sides boxed, $12.2j412.5O.
Total ciearances Of wheat and -four were
aouaI 10 451 900 bushels. Primary receipts were
e1o 600 bushels compared with 100000 busheis
tbo corresponding day a year ago Estimated
acaints for tomorrow, wheat 16 cars, corn
3o1 cars, oats 81 cars, hogs 10000 head