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MISUNDERSTOOD ! /
WINNING \. \: HAND.
Supreme ne Court q Says That Ia DR.,
James Donaldson Can
Not Reopen Case.
Opinion States That Donaldson Comes
Into Court With unclean
Hands.

The Judgment obta aimed IN ,v,,,;.
J, ~ y mann
- y ~. 8 = mes Donaldson
Tor $ !, 1888 Was affirmed by the
supreme court today in an m, 49,
written nv jrnstIce ~ NJ 4, ,,l'o'l ~
the chief iusttce ana y msgarty,
eils,ina nni,, inn sa,a III, T.. ,ick con-
Of ia, fieaci1,o ~ tha ene story
in q ga n, a. az no,sa, IL, tSaHs SCOTS
IN SAM an, M. , I Anter
sIn IS, rIiiion II, II, "a, ~
Y, ti,s
HIN, Mcyvi3i,t or pase VIII
ana Al, . IA 8 Evil SUIT
afte,, ~ :, =. year
lin effI,it ~ ~, ,ara, JUG ent
Dora Isnn rl,,.S ! /, y ~ A.. against
IN I,n,,, 4, Y ~, =,
$ttn dcfaS Il y, ~ set aside
,,i, u y Judgment
SSistrst
ana 11ons a. 4, !, ms motion
=, d. u. :
$s = "a lSM f,lo.
I The supreme court affirms the illp.
sment on general grounds and Yatlisg
that there Is another reason WHY he
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Pioneer Rooflngs.
Sold. laid and guaranteed by
LAMBERT PAPER Co.
julius KRUTTSCHRITT
SPENDS DAY IN. CITY.
Operating Head Of Hartman system
Looks Over Various In- $
tcrcsts Here.

Julius kruttschnitt, the operating
head Of the Hartman lines, was ii,
town this morning, with his secretary,
H. Neill. arriving in his private car
from the Pacific coast. Mr.. Kruttsch-
nit spent the morning with Mr.. Ban
croft looking over the local Hartman
interests, including the new street car
barn plant on Tenth ward square,
and the new union passenger station
at the foot of South Temple street.
The distinguished operating magnate
expressed entire satisfaction at the ex-
cellent condition of both the steam
and street railway interests OF Mr.
Z Hartman in this city, and confidence
( in. their future development under Mr..
Brancroft's administration. The rapid
growth of the city also attracted Mr..
expressed a strong belief in Salt Lakes
becoming more and more a center Of
commercial Importance.
Mr. Kruttschnitt leaves his family
Z forSthe present on the Pacific coast,
enjoying the seaside until 1t is cooler
in Chicago. when they are to return
X He has been also in Mexico, going to-
1ufiti ID JttI " IlpTlllGetSl9 To
the end of the line being built to meet
the southern extension Of the Sonora
division of the Southern pacific, which
has been built south along the west
Mexican coast to Mazatlan, the tenn
porary operating terminal of the ex-
tension. There is at present about
200 miles to build before the new
through connection is made between
the Southern Pacific at Guaymas.
Sonora, and 5Guadalaj lara This will
make a fourth through north and south
line from the United States to the
Mexican capital. and open up a most
fertile and productive country. The
ease with which connections can be
made with this country will stimulate
heavily fruit and vegetable production
for United States consumption. In
fact tomatoes have been shipped in
large quantities north as far as Salt
Lake, from the state of Sinaloa on the
Mexican gulf. Then the mining inter-
,ests being. developed to a remarkable
degree in that country will prove a
generous patron of the road
Mr. Kruttschnitt left by special train
+ for Ogden at 2::30 this afternoon, going
east in his private car attached to the
regular eastbound train.
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lNARkE |
STRONG ALI DAY !

4
New York. Aug. % The general stock
opened sfrrn but there were q few stocks
which made noteworthy ms, rnrttcn-
llarly Union Pacitic, which was up: ] 10
American Car ana Great Mort hern Ore
Certificates also rose a point ard "a NAL
igamated Copper. Consolidated Gas and
louisville & Nashville nearly ms niue n
New Ncrk Central opened down "a 5 but.
soon recovered most of the loss IS
The rise was extended among The
sspecialttes aud some OF I he allroads
sheforc the market became undermined g
by theS heavy selling Of II ea ling tbs and and
~ Mon Pacific. Prey iousf ady ances We're
nflliii,yE ms tances wi ped out and q good,
portion OF III the list was forced below
Saturdays final ices. 9fs3
* Purchasers II stock ~ las VI wee n 81
low prices took profits today wl,ic fac-2
counted In part for The heavy SELL ~
Union Pacific, Sou liern Pacific and
Reading, Il 8SsS
During these periods Of liaui dat ion, the:
market was active but reapsed Int 9 dui-8
ness when the sellingS stopped. ne
general market was una BILE 20 WI thstandS
these attacks and w ent off read u " Nv hen
was put soli. IA Southern Pacl ttcs
was the weakest feature of the second
hours trading and was hammered enei'-s
GeticallY until ! broke to- 1927 a loss
Illinois Central also gay way sss,s
Third Avenue ~ anil Canadian Pacific,
Great Northern preferred. Rock lslnn z;
American Smelling B1ookly n Rapid
Colorado Fuel l. "a brief period Of
Followed in which the ma rket
became dull but at noonSfth he mar kct6
was yielding again. q Mon Pacif ic dip
ping below POI. Some of the Gould stocks
showed exceptional strength, Wheeling
and Lake Erie rising 8 IS !. the frs PIE
ferrcd 2, and the second pref cred Texas
& Paciflc and the Wabash stocks Il .55s53tb22
4 Bonds were stead y.
Z r he midday pressure syas largely co -
centrated In Union Pacific, which sold
iown5Bto 206h compared With 209s4 at
the opening. Western stocks generally
were weak. st. Paul losing IL, Union
preferred and Southern Hallway
preferred u and Great n orthern Ore
Certificate n .$si&
S3Favorable7 reports concerning Mr..
81 ondition8 created. All active
trading for stocks, with the shorts heavy
Union E'acif ie rallied ? IA "a
placing it on the level With Saturday
asst Reading also made UP Its loss and
Pacific New York Central
Northern Pacific isnd others were quoted q
about n point above the low figures Or
he day. e
The market closed very active and
strong. "A long interval of dulness was
relieved near the close by a lively huE wing
movement which quickly put prices to-
The highest of the day. Union Pacific
ind United States Steel were the lead
srs and were taken In large blocks.
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STOCK MARKET is WEAK.
Securities Fail 10 Come In TO stand
ard on Local Exchange,

Activities on the local stock mai ket
failed tn come up 10 the standard
today although the market showed
more of an improvement9 than at
n any time last week, The buying public
( has stayed away for a long time, but
one OF these days, the brokers say,
some of the buyers will make a clean.
up of the good things that are now
being offered.
Colorado was lower today and sold.
& mt s1.92Ia Columbus Consolidated
{ showed no change, while the stock
3Eofi Grand Central was slightly strong
lutte and so has iron Blossom.
Mineral Flat sold the loves t. today
that IL has in many months. 81 1t was
4 disposed of at s and 5 X cents. No
information Is being given out lately
op this properly Old miners from
the American Fork district assert that
Mineral Flat has ain excellent body
ct ore. 1T is asserted that there is an
az s! Inch vein ssof good ore developed
and 1t is known to- have a depth of
several hundred feet All the miners
& at the property have been eXceptional-$
z close abosit saying anything Per-
sons aceluainsssdt With the district ass
Aserts there Is no doubt but what this
property Will fleYelope into one Of.
y the big things there. f$s68
III The number of shares sold today.
was 90 ,975 and the amount represent
II ed was $40, ala IL.
On the curb market today Uintall
Treasure Fill reached new low
price OF ~ cents. DAILY was offered
u At S 1 and Utah Mines Coalition stock
was offered t cents.
F1R ENf,rlN d, Irr1,A TroNs
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CONCENTRATES.

Ed Freundenthal is in from Phoebe
today. He expects to leave tomorrow
: for New York on mining business.
g. A. P1ingle. general manager OF the,
Yampa Smelling company, Is on his
way to the New York headquarters or
the company.
George v. sHeintz, western manager
of the United States Smelling Refining
{ & Mining company interests, has gone
to New Y Dirk on business. He expects
to be gone about a month. {
The Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining
company paid its one hundred and
forty-thirds dividend on Aug. 8. II
amounted to $4,000 and brings the total
dividend up to date to 81, 100000.
The ore shipments from the Park city
district for last week were: Silver
King, 1.7S3, $50 pounds; DAILY Judge,
$4,000; DAILY Judge (zInc) J. so, $50; DAILY
West. 1000; total, 4,4SS.030 pounds.
Owners of the Boulder Basin prop
aerty declare there is no truth to the
reported sale Of this Park City group.
The owners of the property are Henry
WEIGH, George r. Hancock, c. u. Allen
and the heirs Of Smith Eheringer.
It is reported that the Little Bell
company recently put 100 tons of ore
from its dump through the DAILY Nesr
mill with the result that. % tons of $40
concentrates We're made There is an
average of IS a ton profit in each ton OF
ore on the dump. lfz a
According to c, L. Sessions the Little
Giant mine in Mill Creek canyon. which
is about 10 miles up City Creek canyon
is shipping ore. The ore is s1aked down
the City Creek canyon sIdeson lizard.
about half a ton at time being taken.
down by the mule. 1t is said that a
fine strike has been made in the Burro
| property. i
A number of men from Ohio headed
by Samuel Scott of Columbus have
taken over % per cent, 1t is said, of the
issued capital stock of the Bradshaw
Mining company. The company Is cap.
italized for 100000 shares and 200, 900
shares are still in the treasury. The
deal was put through by J. AZ. Rey-
| nelds, one of the heavy stockholders OF
| the concern. ~ ~
Every precaution is being taken by
i the Ohio Copper company to make min
! ing al the property the safest Of any
| in the world BY the system of book
keeping and the method of expiodin: J,
i shots at the mine, it will be impossible
4 for accidents to happen il orders are
| carried out to the letter. Manager Nc
1 1ntosh has just ordered number 81
Il L = l. {
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REVENUE CON STARTS
INORK ON PROPERTY
Manager Atom Lett Today With u q
Large Force of Men TO Start
Work In Beaver County.

Fro1n non. on some Splendid developp-l.

$50 From now on some splendid Develop
lnent work will he done AT the Revenue
Il Consolidated property in the Pine
Grove mining district in isca Fea's county,
4 and within a short time some very fst-
vnrat u, results are expected. President.
I and#Ciencral Manager d, q. Burton left
for the dfstricttliis morning with ID
men to start work on the property his
force it is expected Nj II be Increased
shortly, Vi
Eastern people, 1t Is said, have be-
n cone Interested in the property and
taken over the treasury stock. The
money for development work has been
4 deposited in II local bank and / is de-
$clared there is uffieient means to keep
the large force OF men at work for this
4 lieSt two year. "a; 5s5 K
Machine drills are to be used and the
property viii be equipped for extensive
work. An incline shaft is now down
& 200 feet and with butSa small amount of /
additional work II Is expected that some
s excellent sllowings in ore will be made.
1T IS believed that in 40 days the big
veil, that is being sought will be en-
countered I'll y
Considerable SO ore has been taken
out OF the property and some of the
lore that has been encountered in the 4
past has run as high as $50 In gold 100
ouncesgof silver3ard 20 per cent lead. Il
A The property is. one of the most prom
Using in the district and with Develop
Sment work should be one Of the big
revenue payers.
The property consists Of close to 100
claims and a large number OF these
have already been patented. Il. G.
Burton Is president and "A III /. Tiernan.
vice president. These two officers with
Edward j.. Burton. Charles S. Burton
and Lewis $, Hills, compose the direc-
storate. n II
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NEW YORK CT OslNG STOCKS.

Aug. %, 1908.
Aniafganlated Copper u. 70 s ss
4 American Beet Sugar I. u. .. y. 44N
\ American Car & Foundry. .. 81 u
american Cotton Oil 9 Issa
American Locomotive y. . So
American ST. ting d Re finiT1 s l 10
! AM. Smelling &. Refining pfd- ia As
| American Sugar Refl,,ing 1907
anaconda Mining co. 49ls
AtcfisOn (. Ia %
|SAtfantic Coast line 1850
Baltimore & Ohio /. 80. 4, lis 81
RrooklSr Rapid Transit 50 -
Canadian Pacific 81. so us
l,hesapeake IS Ohio /. Il. {. ..,. :. assss
|SCIicago &, Northwestern ..i...i, j
Chicago, Mil 4 &. ST. Fstul So. 100 #
colorado Fuel & iron ~ NJ. i. A5 Z
Colorado {. Southern AZ.
IleiatyarcE Hudson 4. u ~ ss
I)anpsr6 Rio irlnG3e N. !. 81. ~ I. Vi
Denver e. Rio Grande pfa. y. S0s4 y
Erie ". M ~ "a
Great Northern pfd ~. l54 53
Great Northern Ore Cts. 49,. q. 4. 8 S211aa
Illinois Central N. ]. Z. 4. u, 1. {. 1864
aInterberougll M u. I. ]. Il. ...s.s.
SInterborough Met. pfti 49, Is
louisville & Nashville ...i.t. .154&
Missouri Pacific W
Missouri Kansas & 1'ex1s i. .:.. 4211ss
National Biscuit ~. !. 1857
tSallo1al Lead 4 s.i..... " lf
& New York Central . u. !. Y. lab
Norfolk g. Western ~. /. :. .3.s., "a ~
Northern Pacific rs {. ,..13I
Pacific Mail Z. ~, y. 4. !. I. .. 32H
PenEsylv ania{ ~. ..... 141 X
Peoples Gas ~. u. -. IL n
Pullman Palace Car !. -. (. .s....192
Reading ~. l6I
Rock island Co -. 3, /, g. ..,... 40 M
Rock Island Co. pfd. .........s.: n
Southern Pacific /. :. &. z. 81
Southern Railway 8. i. ~. i !. 10. 81
Union Pacific Il. 4. 81
United States Steel /. = =. ...... II
United States Steel, pfd. 125
Wabash u Is. Y. ~ a211s
Wabash pftl y. ....... 4. Y. !. 49,. Sc IA
Western Union (. |. !. &. I. = !. 70
Standard Oil +. 4. +. ). ~. ]. 4.
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York, Aug. 90. oney on call.
anc. offered a t ~ Ter cent I; closing bid.
2 II per cent.
Time loans extremely dull; for go
days. ~ as per cent; for 90 days. az al
az per cent; for six months, 1904 per
cent. & rs
Close: Prime mercantile paper, AZ
+ Gfsi X : per cent. ts
4 Sterling exchange strong, with actual,
business In bar kers bills at 4,s5.1o@
4,S6-2s5' for 6e-day bills, and at 4s6.s5 for
demand. sS
Commercial bills, A s4Ss @4s47s
Bar silver, 81. Ell
Mexican dollars. a.
Government bonds firm; railroad
bonds easy,
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of eastern people have taken over
practically all the treasury s took and

8of eastern people have taken over
practically all the treasury $ lock and
have an agreement which practically.
means control of theaniIie,
The Come property is IA miles
from the railroad and Is one of the
most promising pieces of ground in,
the country. "a number OF good ship
ments have been made from IT and
the lowest carload lot returned $50
ounces of silver to the ton. Other
shipments have been made that ran
as high as 2 5 o ounces to $50 ounces of
silver, The pnteropping is from ] IS
to 130 feet wide and the values are
/ high In Isl lver and lead and a good
excess of iron, that makes the ore8of
an i'd cal fluNing quality.
Il b the first of: the month Mr. Freu-&
denthal declares there will be con-
siderab bic activity at the property
He, says work is n ow! going on at
the Missouri Girl M ggie Murphy and
se5oifaX groups and ut is his intention
10 continue the development work and
then install hoists and sinking equip
il ~ neilts on enc h prop crty Y. The shaft at
8sl1s5 Colfax ~ down so feet in the
manganese vein and al present they
are IN ore 4 hat carries s ounces in
silver Considerable ore was sacked
from the properly last winter, that
ran from $3 0 TO 80 a ton in gold .ss
-
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A.FI,,rERNnoN sAI.Es

AFTERNOON SALES.
Ajax, 500 at 30.
Black Jack. 500 at %. buyer So
Colorado. roo at LOO.
Columbus Con, go at l.2Tta.$
Grown, Point, 800 at II; 500 at Ii e; 800
at H.
Fast Tintic Dew. 500 at Il; l,Qoo at
Golden Reef, 800 at j a
2e0. seller co.
indian Queen. 1000 at 81. buyer CO.
Iron Blossom. 600 at 1.21ts.
Iron King, 1000 at is; 1000 at 1SIs
Lower Mammoth. 100 at Al: 81 at TO-.
Mason Valley, 600 at 2.27ls
Mineral Flat, 5000 at S; $500 at 7ssi :
4 New York. 500 at 4.
81 Provo, i 500 at 10. -'g
SeEen Troughs. 800 at 12ts
Silver King, so at 1929
Sioux Con-, 600 Mt 4. 90. seller so; 400
at LOO: 100 at Y. seller 80; 1000 at
SO. seller So 5'3l ~
South Columbus, 100 at II.
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! .FoRENooN :. sALEs.

ssi y S,ftislNSlS1tS4SSo tAlt1ls5.
Bullock, 400 at q ii
Colorado, 100 at 1.92t 4.
Columbus Con&1 100 at 1.271s
Grand Central 800 at ESQ; 100 at
1852, seller 6o.& 90 at 2,6e91s 200 at
s2,62 Vi, seller so. 8
~ /, " Queen. 1000 1T 81 900 At
Iron Blossom, 1000 a $50; 1900 at
Mason valley, 200 at 2,a2.1s 800 at
$50 81
Silver King, 500 d s.s5.
Sioux Con-, 50 at 1.o2 " !; 4, $50 at LOO
South Columbus Con, 200 at JIG; 500
at II. Y IN 9.s5
Tintic Central, $500 at 1o1s $500
OPEN BOARD.
Ajax. $500 at 80; 1000 at aotss
Black Jack Con, 1000 at % 1900
at %.
Colorado, 100 at 1925.
Columbus. 500 MT 1.2T V,
rs East Tintic Development, 1000 at TO-.
Iron Blossom. 500 at 12111a, seller go;
Z 8. 400 at y1.27 V +,
Mountain Lake, 500 at is.
Z Mineral Flat. 500 at ss11ss 4 900 at $.
New Fork, 500 at VI
Provo, 500 at 10: 900 at 9 II seller
so: Il 900 ut g u: 900 at 9.
Sioux Con. 100 at OK, buyer 60; =
10 at / .o2 u V 5000 at loo, seller 50.
Swansea Ext. 5000 at n.
8 Uncle Sam, 4OD8a s5
TOTALS.
3li Shares Amount.
Regular board "a. $4,000 s19sT71,25s
Open board ~. ..5. Is, 475 10, 543.s7
S}S5F is js;--------l -----
Totals ...... NJ. 81, 975 $40. 314.12
4sFTERNoo JON QUOTATIONS
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LIVESTOCK / {

= ~
chicago, Aug. y attle-R Receipts es-
h other easy. BeeSes, @ .i9alf .tS; 4 e1tl,i5
steers, 40 western 81 GERS. -.iys 90;
stockers and feeders. Bis az oWsi ant
5helfers, 9. % q $40; calye 800 s.io,
Hogs-Receipts, estimated q s,0Sl;S
market &C. higher. II ghts, so q s.1t: iliS.a
gaT.4o; good to choice heavy, .49d s;15;
pigs. G. soar 80; bulk OF sales. g GO
Sheep-R Receipts, estimated 81 at 2ee,Ogls
market steady Native, 115d4 $50; vest y
sern, 800 $50; yearlin IS. 40 81 lambs,
native, z. 50Gp7.5o: western. q. 30 q 100.
KANSAS CIT a,
Kansas City, Aug q. - att le--Receip Is,
COUy; market st ealy. Native Bsteers,$i:4J
al .e0; native cows and & refers. !. " q
100; stockers and feeders. w Qp5.2o
bulls, 2.75a3. is ca Ives sp western =.
Hogs Receipts 600; market SCI HI gll-5
Ser. Bulk Of sales, 8: heavy.i ~
p 4 S5 packers and butchers, n rs o. 80
lights. go al, 90: p gs, 5000 .i8i
Sheep Receipts. 300; market strong.
Muttons. .ssS 90 g: lambs, 6.oo@I;f =; z
tn4 10. I'M 56sz +
Omaha, Aug. %. Cattle Receipts, 900 Z
market steady. Western steers, 3 .5OaIS. 90
Texas steers, 3.o0a5. 90; range cows and
!heifers. 2.T5g 4.255.; = Gamers 2.oo@3. So
stockers and feeders, Is a 5.10; calves,
&. 25a6.75: bulls and stays .769 4.5o.
lights, 90 @ 7.s0; pigs. sse5a7 p; bulk
of sales. AS q 20.
sheep-R receipts 1890; market steady.
Yearlings 4.75d .25: wetrers. 3.90@4.6o:
ewes, 3.50@4.75; lambs. 6. 80.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS.
i st. Louis. Aug. % %. -Syool steady Ter
ritory and western mediums, 23a Is: fine
mediums, 22Ma4 !: fine. 10 ala. 35 e
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ears ana sk ps To BE u SEE. The cars
have hoods that prevent nquisi tive
passengers from getting their headsS
banged II lille going throtIg 9Th the tunnel
end the incline. IN ~
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WILL START WORK On LINDEN.
Another Property Near Phoebe Soon
To be on Active List,

Ed Freudenthal. one of the real
boosters of the Phoebe district was in
the city today with the announcement
that work is soon. to be started on the
Linden propertysin the Comet district,
near Phoebe. He says that a number
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

( 4 r.
Chicago, Aug. Blower cables ana lib,
8eral receipts in the southwest caused
weakness In tile wheat market here to-
day., Moderate rains were reported in
me =, northwest but they We're not sUf-s
hctently general to cause any apprehen-
{ sion, An enormous movement in the
northwest is expected to begin within a
few days and this fun her weakened the.
market Opening prices were "A to q d
G. higher. September being at 90 to '9sl
and December at 81 * to 95l.4. After SELF
Ing off to ass4 al Il the price of September
rallied again to 80 rs December declined
ito 81 80
+ An official prediction of rain ton1or-s
row for large portion OF the corn belt
prompted. liberal prof t-taking in the corn
market ma ! =: opening quotations were a shade
to rs a. &c. lower with September at $751;
Ito g. After touching s6s September.
advanced to 66 Il as a,
Oats were weak on heavy local re-
.ceipts September opened 11sdp v TO "a "a
1ac. lower at 81 to .757A. and for a time
held within the opening range.
Provisions We're firm on light receipts
of live hogs. Prices at the start were
Il to 10c. higher
GWheat--A sensational break in cash
wheat at Minneapolis caused additional
weakness later Iii the day. The market
closed weak with Septemb Ter down INC.
at 9Siis December was on &c. at 94as.
cornI a. market became still weaker
on selling based on. reports of rain in
Nebraska and on the stump in wheat
The close was weak with September
down II ale. IA g. q 3lss5s75. IEss
close E. :, IS Dec. "a u
oatssept., s6 Dec. Il: May, sssis. i
~ POrk--Sept, %. 40. Oct. 20. IS Al
Lard-Sept. 11,97ia Oct., ii 30; Nov.
{ u .521sM11 .55;; Jan. 10. 22is q TO- ia
Ribsasept- II .s7ls; Oct. u 81 ali. 40;
Barley Cash 1896.
E Rye-cas i nj Ga II z4
. Timotl1y--se sept. 1868. 60; Oct, $500
ciover-cash. $50: March, L.. 20.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
Z New York, Aug. 22ss.-sugar. ra ". firm,
Fair refining. a.61: centrifugal. .as test.
All: molasses sugar. 1885, s.
K Refined-Steady. Crushed, 5.75: powder
ed. 5.15: granulated. 8 .o5. 80
u Conee-Ouiet. No. \ Rio, III ~. No a
Santos. s1sao 's
BUTTER AND EGGS.
crsamerlss, ssaaa: d airies 2lsa15s
EgEs-Steadg. at mark. cases included. K
Is; receipts. 10.3sa: firsts. %; prime firsts.
cheese-F Firm. Daisies. 1914 aA twins.
a 11h az, Young Americas. 15ilsm z long.
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