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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-11
TREATED ;. E: BY WITCH DOCTORS
FOR SUMMER COMPLAINT

Reading, Pa, August 11.--coror i
strasser is busy securing eyidenceeInr
the case of the six infants WIN ,S,a ~
since noon yesterday after al,e a.es
treatment by witch doctors for no,h
Ing but summer complaint. He bes
reported the matter to the d,stries
attorney. ~
Reading is known for It's mar,
witch doctors, and there have hean
cases in court time and again Of nan nsnl
5r1e who claimed that neighhors
verhexed them. No sooner does
child become Ill in this section thar
the neighbors rush in and declare tba
child is '.verhexed."
The result is that pow-wow doctor
witha@incantation is sought. severa,
of the children who died were sirn m.
,Iy treated with mystic words whila
a red ccotton cord was passed ovar
the body. In other ceases bag con.
tanning charmed words was hung
about the neck.
Many children die every summer
from summer complaint who do mt
have an attending physician" said
the coroner. Il find that the parents
spend their money calling In old wo-
men who make a practise OF poy-
wowing and using charmed Words
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-11
.0NWENTsIA TENNIS
CLUB TOURNAMENT

Chicago, Aug. 1.-THE second round
Of hole qualifying round of the an
nual open tournament of the
I Onwentisa club was started today
With more than 100 players still In
the running
The brilliant work Of the two is
8year-o Ids Charles Evans, Jr., OF
Edgewater and Paul Hunter of Mid
flothian-their work will be watched
with keen interest. The work OF Evans
since he won the western amateur title
has caused him to be reckoned with
as one Of the most dangerous conten-
1ders in the tournament for the ma
tional amateur championship to be
held at the Chicago Golf club next
month. a! 5S
Paul Hunter has also played good.
game lately and the battle between
him and Evans for the low qualifying
score is bound to be spirited.
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PRODUCE.

Ell Chica go. Aug. liza reaction from the
severe slump of the last two days mark
ed early trading in ~ neat there being
an active general demand at the star
brought gout by a, new advance at Liy-
3erpool- Opening quotations We're up y
Ito ${1St September being at 9S1s to "
and December at $50 to ssh Liberal
selling soon brought about reaction.
September selling off to 9S and DecemHS
Der to 96lk@ IS.
Firm cables. strength of wheat and
continued hot weather In many parts
|iofs the corn belt caused a firm opening
Fin the corn market, prices nj the start
being up h@K to X. September weaken
ed early In the day. selling OF from 641s
Oats were Arm because strength OF
other grain. September opened h6A
to NO II higher at 36 Is 10 u and for n
time held within that ra 1g Q.
Provisions made "a fair rally early in
the session Following an easy opening
Opening prices were &c. lower toSF 1oc.s
higher. 81 81
sWheat-Ths market was nervous the
ef hs aay ana
between s5ss and ss33ss The close was
firm with September up q at 9S1s. De-
cember was y higher to a5&@5s
shorts. September advancing to 64sl.
The close was strong with September
up 16G1A at SAM % - ri
close-Wheat-sept.. SSH Dec. s5A@
Gorn-sept,, 81 az; Dec, 81 u; May
551t4
oats-sept., 81; Dec, Six: May. pss a
Pork-sept., eo.45; Jan.a1s.s7h
Lard-seot., II. 3d.; Oct, 11.25; Nov,
10. s71s; Jam, 9.S5. 5GS4 r
10; jan. s.S5.
Rye-cash. ss@,n:8 Sept, 20.
Barley-Cas h, $d6G6S.
Timot hy--Sept., 8 20.
e Clover--Nothing doing.
SUGAR AND COFFEE,
New York. Aug. 11.-Sugnr. raw, Arm.
Fair refining, 3,5s: centrifugal. .9s test,
4OS; molasses sugar. 3.33. p
Ref1ned-Steady. Crushed, 5.65; powder
ed, SOS; graduated sugar, 4a5.
Coffee-steady. No. Rio. u q Y; No,
a Santos. 0.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago Aug. n-Butter-steady.
Creameries. 22h ga; diaries, 209 21s
Eggs-Steady, ct marx. cases included.
IS, receipts, ste4; frsts, oo1a: prime
frsts, %.
Cheese Strong. Daisies. 15ts@A; twins,
151a az; long horns, 151R6a4
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.HARRIMAN's COUNTRY
RESIDENCE FINEST

E
New York. Aug. 11.-WThen E.. H.
Hartman returns from Europe next
month, it will be to occupy one OF the
finest country residences In America
The finishing touches are being placed
on the house. which stands on Tower
Fill, near Arden, L. I. From this ele-
walton of 800 feet, signals We're flashed
during colonial and revolutionary days
Of the approach Of the enemy. Mr.
Hartman has constructed stone
mansion costing more than 100000 on
the summit of this hill and overlooking
a remarkable landscape which includes
beautiful lake and several rivers.
As Mr.. Hartman desires privacy, he
has purchased the surrounding roads
SO that strangers cannot approach
nearer than five miles to the house
without permission. Besides other nov
elites. the house includes a large open
air swimming pool.
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MINISTER. LIVED BY
THE. GOLDEN RULE

Washington, Aug. 11.-Refusins to
be taken to the hospital, although per-
haps fatally injured, until promise was
made to him that the person who in
jured him would not be arrested, Rev.
minister aged go years of Clinton. S..
O., put the golden rule of life which
he has preached for many years into
practise. The minister, in Washington
on a sightseeing trip. was run over
on Pennsylvania Avenue last night by
a two seated surrey.
II do not want the driver prosecut-
ed, he said "as I know it was not
his fault Despite the promise OF
the police to the injured man, how
ever, the driver was arrested
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colIectibIe, s2es,725; metals on hand
and in transit, s1,7S1,D72; cash, $685.
oS9; total assets, s1s,242, 800.
6 Liablities-C Capital stock, $4,000, 900;
bonds outstanding, s2.SS350 accounts;
payable, s1e3, a0s; deferred liability
trusteed stock. $4sO,o00 unpaid treat
nlent on metals, s3o4,4s9: surplus,
S3067, 4T9; profit and loss, $l,442,944;s
total liabilities, SIG, 242S20.
The production Of copper for the.
quarter was 9,721,s37 pounds. In his
report to the stockholders. President
James Phillips, Jr., says the extension
OF the plant Is being pushed to com
.pletion as fast as possible.
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WILL RESUME DIVIDENDS.
After Paying for improvements the
Utah Will Rc-enter Dividend List.

S8 After an absence from the dividend
list since last February, the Utah nlina
at Fish Springs will shortly resume
payments, The company Is doing about
as Well as usual but the dividends
have been absorbed in the purchase Of
more territory and In improvements,
Part of the Last Chance claim has been
bought at q costzof about SD, 900, and Il.
new 50 horsepower gasoline hoist has
been Installed. the old 80 horsepower.
engine being now used for the COM
rressor The company Is marketing ,'e-
tween two and three cars of ore a
month, Of characteristic richness. rum
ming between 500 and s110 per ton. or
around $4,000 a car. The last was set
tlad for a few days ago at s10S per ton.
An of the levels are producing we'll,
though the pockety nature of the de-
POSTS makes the blocking out of much
ore next to impossible. Owing to the
economical manner in which the mine
has Keen managed it has distributed
about 100000 in velvet.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
BUSINESS NOTES

q Travelling Agent Thomas F. Yalille:
of the Northwestern Union Pacific
Boston Mr.. Vallie lisa Yale 70 graduate
and an experienced railroad man.
The Tuttle Bros. company has sold
to Brackney Cutler. for Joseph NJ. Jen-5
sen, 82ts by 115 feet, at 724 State
street, for $l2.so4. The purchaser viii
later improve the premises with q row
Of one story stores,
Realty men say that j.. H. Houston
and associates are the real owners of
the terrace at. Second South and Sec
Sond East streets; and its acquisition Is
considered part Of the scheme to COR
iner oil the obtainable property9i In that
Immediate section. The idea of a new
retail store district between the east
side and the Federal building, Is be-
a mere dream. It is proposed to make
four blocks of the 10 acre block east Of
State, and between Third and Fourth
South streets.
Three hundred and fifty tons of struc-s
tural steel for the Salisbury building
have arrived. and Will be set up without.
delay. IS 3s
Work at the Utah Oil Refining COM
jpany's plant at North Salt Lake Is
being pushed right along A trial run
was made last week. which is said to
have been satisfactory. though 1t will
be a month orstnore before the company
will be able to start the refinery in
earnest. About that time the COM
pany expects to be able to make all
grades of oil from the 5lubricatings
stocks shipped in from the Wyoming
oil fields Il II
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.MOORS MAKING FIERCE (.
ATTACK ON SPANISH.

Madrid, Aug. 11,--Advices from PEN
on de la Gomera, Morocco. say the
Moors are directing a fierce attack
against the Spanish garrison there.
The fghting began yesterday. At mid
night the Spanish artillery seemed to,
have silenced the enemy, but the Moors
dug new trenches under cover of dark
ness and this morning reopened with
heavy fire. and their bullets are falling
in the streets Of the town. Some Of the
projectiles are SO large that 1t Is
thought the NIoors possess light artil-5
lery. The civilians Of Penon de la
Gomera are aiding the soldiers. There
have been no Spanish casualties as yet.
Penon de la Gomera Is fort on a
Spanish island on the coast of Mo-
rocco so miles from Ceuta- It is used
as penal station.
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DR.. CLAUDE @. CANNON
LICENSED TO PRACTISE

Washington, d. c., Aug. 11.-Dr.
Claude G. Cannon. D. D. S.. ono of
.tUtah's '09 graduates at George
Washington university. Washington,
d. G., has received his certificate from
the board of dental examiners emitting
him to practise in the District of CO.
Elumbia
Or. Cannon is son of the late Abra-
ham H Cannon and has host of
friends in Salt Lake. Three years ago
he received an appointment from Hon
George Sutherland to position in the
United States senate and took advan-
tage of his opportunity to learn his pro
fession at the nations capital.
He then returned to Utah to resume
his practise.
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MILLION DOLLAR FIRE
IN MIDDLETON, N. Y.

Middletown, n. Y. Aug ia loss
estimated at sL0000o0 was caused by
the fire which swept So buildings from
the main street of the summer resort
town of Monticello IN. W last night.
The buildings burned included hotels,
stores and residences. The fire was
brought under control this morning
after dynamite had been used
Three hotels filed with summer
guests mainly from New York CITY
were destroyed They We're the Rock
we'll House. the largest hotel lin Sulli-
var county; the Palatine hotel and
the Bolsun house All the guests es-
cared with most of their personal
property. The Un.on National bank,
both newspaper offices and every store
but ore in the town were destroyed.
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NEW JERSEY WEIGHS ANCHOR.

Norfolk. Va, Aug. 1.-THE battleship
New J Jersey weighed anchor In Hamp-
ing on the southern drill grounds. 30
miles off the Virginia Capes. the other
vessels of the battleship fleet for man
and deep sea target work that are TO be-
gin on Monday next. The battleships
Minnesota. Vermont Idaho and Nebras-
lsa will follow. the flagship Connects
cut probably being the last to go to tho
drill grounds. S
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-11
MONUMENT TO THE HoWEs.
To Memory Of Inventors Of Sewing
Machine. Truss Bridge and Bed.

Boston, Aug. 11-Within q few days
work will be begun upon the founda-
lions for the monument which is to
be erected to the three Howes. inven-
tors, all of the same family. who We're
born in Spencer in the Same house In
the south part of town.
The monument. which is being mod :
eled by Paul Winters Morris OF New
York, will occupy position in the
grass plot in front of the town hall. 1t
bears upon It's face bronze portrait me-
ldallions in alto relief of the three Sin4
ventors-Elias Howe. inventor of the
sewing machine. William Howe, inven-
tor of the truss bridge. and Tyler
Howe, inventor OF the spring bed.
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PROHIBITION IN GEORGIA..

Atlanta, Ca, Aug. 11.-After spir-
tied debate of several hours duration,
the senate LAST night eliminated the
Alexander near-beer amendmeSt from
tho general tax bill and passed sub
stitute measure by substantial ma
jority. The Alexander amendment
which has been the bone Of contention
OF the present legislature imposed u,
tax of 81, 900 a year on wholesalers of
.near-bee and $500 year on retailers.
The substitute measure passed places
the $1,000 tax on wholesalers, but re-
duces the retail tax to $500 q year.It
also carries with it an amendment for.
bidding the sale OF beverage In towns
of less than $500 inhabitants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-11
REPORT ON NEVADA con.
Balance Sheet Shows Good Results
Achieved by Compnny,

The report of the Nevada CONSOLIDATE
ed Copper company for the quarter end
ing June 30 shows the following,
Net earnings from operation. s514,9i5;
interest,reutals and miscellaneous earn
tngs, S2.3o9 dividends received and es-
timated dividends accrued, 1881: to-
tai income, SGS9,245 interest accrued on
bonds outstanding, stf 325. net surplus
to profit and loss. 1884, $40,
The statement of assets and liabilities
for the same period is as follows:
Assets Property and development,
s4,S2lTe2: investments, s6.0soGoO;
trusteed capital stock, S3.e9S,500: ma
terials and supplies, Sso,272. accounts
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pARl c1TY n. ORE sHIP,MENTs.

~ tspocIaI C0rrespondenee.l
Park City, Aug. 9.--The amount Of
ore shipped out of Park City during
the month of July, and the names Of
the Shippers are az follows:
The Grassili Chemical Co, 1,216.530
pounds Charles Moore Cons. 1a1,76
pounds; DAILY West MING Co, 3223.0O0
tpounds: Silver King Coalition 463O.000
pounds; GuSman and Wilson $4,000
pounds. The total for the month In
pounds was 12,54G,5ao or 6.27s tons,
which is in excess OF the previous
month.
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MISS ELIZABETH PHILLIPS
COMMITS SUICIDE With GAS

Philadelphia, Pa, Aug. 11.-Nrtss
Elizabeth Phillips widely known as
Miss Santa Claus" committed sui
eide today by inhaling Illuminating gas.
She was found in a room at her homo
with gas tube In her mouth. No mo,
tive is known for her. self destruction.
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CHAR GED With HAVING
SENT THREATENING LETTERS

New York. Aug. IL Charged with.
having written letters in which he
made threats to kill Jacob Shubert, a
member of the theatrical firm of Sam
S. & Lee Shubert, David Berg. % years
of age, was arrested last night. Police
men followed Leon Berg, his father,
from the Offices of the 'Shuberts to
Tompklns Square park. where the ell
der Berg met his SON IA, \,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-11
COLE TOURNAMENT

Manchester. VT, Aug. 11-With one
of the best fields that ever competed
In the tournament. play was begun to-
day on the links of the Ekwanok Coun-
try club In the tenth annual open golf
tournament for the first presidents
cup and other trophies. The entries in
clude Walter J. Travis, Frederick Her
reshoff, Henry H. Wilder, Intercollegi-
ate champion, w. T.. West and many
other prominent players.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-11

4 James a. IOllocks ~ ASo't5 70 49, 80
and brokers', furnish the following
received over their private wire this
afternoon.
ophir, .271s also: Mexican, g79a9;2
Gould & Curry, 10 a % Con. Va, 81 g y,
Savage, 85efl 81; Hale q n orcross, 40 ~ !
yellow Jacket 96 bid. Belcher 20 60 ~:
Condolences 9s bid; Sierra. Nevada, 39p
4 40; Exchcqier, 2sdeT; Choliar ~ "a.
ToNoPAH.
Tonopnhs Nevada. $50 bid: Montana
Tonopah, II bid; ronopall tH ten 81 on. DIG
So: MacNamara, 27Qt2S; Midway % bid ];
Tonopah Belmont, S54S6: Tonopah North
Star, asked; West End Cons, as929;'
Rescue, asked; Jim Butler, 9@1o.
GoLDFIBLD.
Sandstone, 10 asked 4 Col. Mt, 10 asked;
Jumbo Ext, 15Gp1T; Booth, 10 bid; Blue
Bull. 697; Adams, / bid: Silver Pick,
124tl3: Bite Bell, 3G4: HiberniarS asked; ),
lConuueror, 4 asked: Lone STAR SI4; e.
Wonder . asked; Orc, car; Atlanta, 1902
IL; CT. Bend, SAL; Red Top Ext. GAS
Q bid: Goldfield Daisy, 2362f; Comb
Fraction, 64ns5; CT. Bend Ext. 2 asked;
ct. Bend Annex, asked Kewanos, STp9:3
Portland . bid Crackerjacl, 1n2:: r.
Mohawk, . bid; Red Hills. 667; Y. Tiger
s bid Grandma, 2d13: Goldfcld Con-, 6. 60
bid. G. o. D., IA asked.
The International Smelling & Refln-
ing company has declared an initial
quarterly dividend of i IL per cent on
the outstanding capital stock, payable
Sept. l. Books close Aug 49, and re-
open Sept 2.
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WATER IN T1NT1c CENTRAL.
President Holdaway Confirms Report
That Water Hns Been Struck,

President A. n. Holdaway, of the
T!ntic Central Mining company, Who
came in from camp yesterday con-
tirmed the report that water had been
struck in that property, the news of.
which caused the stock to decline from
1s toll cents a share on the exchange
this morning. Mr.. Holloway says
water has entered the shaft at the
depth Of $50 feet. but the management
Is not even contemplating the install
lation of pumps at present, owing to
the limited flow. n
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CONCENTRATES.

Today being G.. A. r. day there was,
no call on the mining exchange.
A four-foot body of good gold ore Is
said to have been opened up In the
new workings of the old Siebert mine
near Caliente.
Work has been progressing nicely
at the Yuma and from the station cut
onathe oT0-foot level drift has been.
run in toward the west distance of
about 35 feet, says the Eureka Re-
porter.
The Eureka Reporter says there is
full face of ore exposed at two or
three different points in the Granite
claim of the Chief Con-, which claim
is producing the ore now being
shipped.
The Glen. Eyrie mine in Bullion can
yon near Marysvale, has two cars of
high grade gold ore on the market
The property Is said to be showing up
very we'll. Milan Packard, the veteran
mining man, is heavily interested in the
property.
Reports from Reno, New, are to the
effect that the control OF the Masonic
Mountain Gold Mining company, oper-
ating in the Masonic mining district,
has passed into the hands of F. Il. Gar
rett and William II. Paul Of Denver,
Colorado.
In a statement to the Eureka Re-
porter superintendent w. D. Loose of
the Sioux Con reports the mine in
splendid condition. Tho output for.
the past week was II carloads, and
the way the mine is responding is
said to make the dividend prospects
very bright for some time to come.
Before the announcement that Iron
Blossom had passed the dividend this
month. as high as $50 was bid for the
dividend on 1000 shares in anticipation
that the directors would post q divi-5
dend though the, ! cent one might be
cut down. 1t was reported that onsi
broker received $50 for the dividend on
1000 shares.
Fred L. Schrott, who has been work
ing the old Prince of Wales mine at
Aalta on lease. has struck a CHM.
ney of shipping ore, and has organized
company to take over the old pro-
Queer and make necessary improve
ments Eleven men are said to be
working In ore and regular shipments
are being made.
The entrance of Jesse Knight into
the North Bingham district as given a
new impetus to development work in
tbs practically new field, which has been
carried on in a very desultory way for
many years past. The Indications are
| said TO ne encouraging in several places
! and there is a feeling that with depth
| paying mines VIII be found in the vi
cinity of Barney's canyon,
j. II. WHITNEY. Stock Broker.
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2.ooQ2.s5;7s stockers and feeders. 5000
Q GD4.75. IA Nj
Hogs-Receipts, $500; market 5 to
10c. lower. Heavy, Z. 1907 90; mixed, @
TBS: lights. Z. 56D 7.6o; pigs, 6.0oa7.0 co.
sheep-Receipts, 400, market steady
to higher. Yearlings, 4T5 q $50; weth-l
ers. 4.00@4.T5; ewes, 3.5o@4.5O; lambs,
6. 5O@I5o.
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JESSE KNIGHT IN NEW DISTRICT

Richfeld, Aug. 1Os-Jesse Knight of
Provo in company with W. Fl. seeg-5
miller, James NJ. Peterson and Asys
HaWley of this city took a trip to the
+ b. w & II. mine on the Sth inst
( on tour Of Inspection. Mr.. Knight
ON being Interviewed would not give
out anything for publication. He said
the country was ne@S8;o him and he
would most likely visit 1t again in the
near future.
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET,

New York, Aug. n.-ciose: i
Prime mercantile 4G41s per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business in bankers bills at Az nsSS
4. $50 for 60-day bills and at 4.ss. IS for
demand. -
Commercial bills. 4.s4ss al. IS.
Bar silver, 81 cents
Mexican dollars. Al cents
Government bonds, weak; railroad
bonds, firm. 70, =
Money on call steady, 2Aa2h nor
cent Ruling rate. ~ per cent; closing
bid. per cent: oifered at III per cent:
Time loans. strong; FOR co DAYS "a,
per cent; for 80 days, 3 per cent: six
months. 4 per cent.
Pioneer Roofines.
Sold. laid and guaranteed by
LAMBERT PAPER co.
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BULLOCK STARTS WORK.
Wine VIII be Sunk on Bullock Vein.
AT }Ttntir 35Ss3

At Tlntic.
Work has been started on the Bull
lock property4in East Tintic and this
week a force Of men was set al
work on the 30 level of the mine.
The electric apparatus has been hook
ed up with the transmission wires
and the property Is now in a position
for more active work after being idle
for several months. si
The Bullock vein which was en-
countered about 35 feet from the
shaft is being prospected on. The vein ~
was followed for SIS feet along the
strike. When it was first encountered
but a few inches of ore was found. 8
This broadened out into two feet Of
ore which further on began to pinch
out again. This ore body will be
thoroughly prospected and this morn morn
linz, a--1xinze .NaS startGd on the ore
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AssEssMENrs n. LEvIEp D TODAY.

Especial to the ''Ne@s.1)
Provo. Aug. 1O!--AssessTnents Of I
cent a share were levied today on tn,
following Knight properties:g Slp t:s,,
Swansea Con, Uintah Treasure Hill
and Dragon Iron.
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saN FRANCHISES MARKET.

James a. Pollock & Co., bankers
and brokers', furnish the following
received over their private wire this
afternoon.
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j. II. WHITNEY. Stock Broker.
ss4 Atlas Bell 1870. Res. aoO4-z.
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Pioneer Roofinc..

Sold. laid and guaranteed by /.
LAMBERT PAPER co.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago, Aug. I.-Butter-Steady.
creameries. 22h @2o; diaries. 2oa 31a
Eggs-Steady, ct marx. cases included.
IS, receipts, ste4; frsts, oo5a; prime
frsts, 90 Rel
Chaese-S Strong Daisies. 15ts@A; twins,
15h@M; long horns. l5k@34. IN lsI.a