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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20
Railroad Notes.

G. l.. Wrenn. travelling passenger agent
for the Hartman lines, with hcadquar-
tcrs at Los Angeles, is paying a short
business visit TO tlls city.
&. T. Ensign. general agent for the
Denver q RIO Grandc and the Western
Pacific at Los Angeles. spent IL few hours
in this cityfMonday afternoon.
T. e. Davidson. general baggage agent
FOR The Salt Lake Route. spent Il few
hours in Salt Lake city Monday en- route
TO Los Angeles after business trip 10
tic cast.
After spending two days in renewing
old acuuaintanccs In salt Lake city. J.
Il. Duckworth. general agent for the
Missouri Pacific at Pueblo. who formerly
held the same place In this city. lcfi
Monday afternoon for san FraIicisco over
the Western Pacific. accompanied by Mrs.
DUckworth
l.. NJ Bowers. chairman Of the cNccu-
tive committee Of the Colorado Fuel q
Iron company VIII arrive i'm Salt Lake
City this morning in his private car over
the Denver * Rio Graude Bowers viii
bc given a sightseeing trip about the
city and possibly rendered an organ re-
citai al the tabernacle. He will leave ioT
san Francisco this afternoon over the
Western Pacific.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20
TO PUT ON THROUGH
PASSENGER TRAIN
This Thought TO Be Plan of Bur.
lington, Western Pacific
and d. 4 +. &.

"Officisl announcement Of the agree
nent between the Burlington aud th,
Denver ~ Rio Grande and Western Pa
clfic FOR the operation Of a through
passenger train dsily over these lines
from Chicago to San Francisco may b,
expected any day was tho statement
mado by railroad men here. II think
am safe in saying The announcement viii
he made before January 1 is the cXpecta-
ton
The statement is based on information
received from AN officer of the Hill sys
tom who quietly slipped into Salt LaiI,
CITY last Saturday. spent few hours
mere with other railroad men and thcI
Just as quietly left for<Npo east.
For moro than month there has beer
feeling in local railroad circles thai
something was about TO drop in th'
Western Pacific business. That ". l.
Lomax. passenger traffic manager oi
The road has been in the cast for almost
three months. instead Of al his head OF
flee IN san Francisco is taken a a SURE
Indication that he Is making arrange
mcr's that viii be of benefit 10 Tho
Western Pacific
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20
|jIlH ASSURED
| Of NEW ROAD
obstruction Work on Utah d
Grsnd Canyon TO Start as
Soon as Possible.
ROlRp OF DIRECTORS OF
ROAD ACT FAV0RABLY
PRESIDENT of Proposed Line,
A.ank A. Dudley, Authority
for information.

.,nc,ion work or the Utah &
CANYON railroad will begin as
tbe contracts can be let and the
srcss got together
nj, Is a part Of the information con-
- IN 2 private telegram received
,ois city Monday from New York.
~. dIspstch says that Frank a. Dud-
nresjdent OF the road. is authority
Z, ,he statement.
"a. first authoritative statement that
.,,t Is 10 begin on The new road to
z.Aor Utah was published i'll Tho
~.,,On. almost three weeks ago. fol-
&c nm interview with President Dud-
AZ ihat time Dudley said that he
~ srre that work on the road would
sr-orenco i'm Tire near future, AZ leaSi. bE
", ,nrine. He said that the matter
,cald have TO be passed on by the board
4 directors who would mSet III ne"
~, shortly after h. reached That city,
rmn, The dispatch received in This
n. lIonday II Is evident that Dudley
Z; laid the matter before the hoard
= directors OF the road and that they
.,.,s decided 10 let the contract for the
~ nj the earliest possible date. With
~ understanding that there shall be
<psk
Tr,m salt Lake City. Mr.. Dudley went
In Angeles for 4 conference with
~ officers oC the Salt Lake Route
rative 10 tariffs auj other rates should
4. new road build Il line from Lund-
rfuasb Iron aud Washington counties.
~ on 10 Searchlight. New. at which
t5nt IL will connect with the Santa Fe.
ile reyult Of that conference VIII not
a Inpen until after the meeting Of the
kznl Of directors nf the salt Lake
R,v,e which viii be held in New York
tsfy next month.
a Il is evident however. that the on
trvrarement Dudley received was suf-
fr;snt on which 10 make the announce
tsrt which comes from New York.
Dudley. in his visit 10 the west. had
isrfs1nces with officers OF the Denver
4 Elo Grsude relative 10 the exchange
| n iraffic on that part of the new road
fEd will run from Marysvalc. the
tcsiheru terminal Of tho Denver & Rio
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20
NEW YORK COMPANY
TO ENLARGE BUSINESS

Plans arc being made by the Borden
Condensed MIX company of New Sori,
CITY Ia engage In business in this sec
ton Of the country on a much larger
scale than heretofore. w. NJ. Giadding OF
New York, vice president OF the com
panN; G. g. Harvey and T.. H. Coorcy
OF the Coonny brokerage firm OF Butte
Mont. representatives for the Borden
Condensed MIX company FOR the TERRITORY
OF Montana. Wyoming and northern Ida
ho; \. NJ Glass of san Francisco. rep
resentetivc for California and the Sal.
Lake Representatives OF tho company
held a meeting hero Monday morning
at which the matter was thoroughly couc
over.
IN addition 10 handling local milk it Is
the plan of IN" company To ship more
milk INTO tho western states from Illinois.
The action Of the Borden people win have
the effect of raising the standard OF con-
dcnsnd milk sold here. in addition ga
being a big benefit TO this territory In
other ways.
Mr. Gladdinc left over the Denver &
Rio Grandc at - 30 o'clock Monday
morning for Omaha. From there nc will
go 10 Chicago To attend an important
conference. lie expects TO he back at
New York about the last OF the week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20
FEDERAL JUDGE HEARS AND
RULES UPON MOTIONS

In the United States district court
Monday several motions were heard and
ruled upon by Judge John 4. Marshall.
Upon agreement Of hoih pialnlln anI
defendant the sale of the Kentucky Bud
United States mining claims. ordered by
Judge Marshall in "A recent decision IN
the case OF the Ginlah Treasure llilI MIN
jng company anG the silver King CoaIi-
ton Mining company. was postponed ioI
three weeks.
Next Saturday was set for naturaliza-
ton day,
In the ease of the Commercial Union
Assurance company agHinst tho Mine and
SmcltCr Supply company. stay OF exc,
cuIion OF foIty-two days waE granted and
thirty days additional limo was given III
which to prepare and serve bill OF cN
ccpliOns.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20
co RIGHT At IT
Friends and Neighbors in Salt Lake
City Will Show You How.
Get at fbe root Of tbe trouble,

Get at the root Of the trouble.
Rubbing an aching back may relieve
it.
But IL won I cure It,
You must reach the root Of 1.-THE
kidneys
poan kidney Pills 90 right at II;
Reach the cause relieve the pain.
They cure, too, so Salt Lake City
people say.
Mrs. Mary Raridon, l23 West Fourth
South St., Salt Lake. Utah, says: "For
number Of years | suffered consid
crably from pain and weakness in my
back and there was also tendency
toward dropsy. Being told these were
symptoms Of kidney trouble, | procured
supply of Doan S Kidney pills at the
Schramm- johnson Co. s Drug Store.
felt better ut once upon beginning thcu
use and after / had taken the con
tents OF two boxes | noticed much i'm
provcmcnt. / am still using Doan ,:
Kidney Pills with great benefit" "
For sale by Schramm.Jobnson Drugs
fvc stores. and All dealers. Price %
cents. Foster Milburu Co, Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name>-Doau Sand
take no other.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20
Bancroft With Kruttschuitt

Ihe special train OF Julius KruttscInitt
director OF maintenance and operation OF
an OF The Hartman lines, leit Hunting
lon, Ore. AT 3 O'Clock Monday morning
ana went over the northwestern branch
OF the Oregon Short Line. Attached To
,ne special were the private cars OF Will
IIaIn H. bancroft. vice president and
general manager OF the Short Line. and
y. - Manson, general superintendent OF
inc road. The specials returned Ia Hunt
lnston late Monday AFTERNOON and start
ed east at once. Tuesday and Wcdncs-
day VIII be spent in inspecting the Idaho
division OF the Short Line. At O'Clock
Thursday morning Tho Kruitschnitt spe-
cal VIII leave McCammon for Granger and
tncn on cast. Mr.. KruttschniJt win not
Visit salt Lake city or ogden on Ibis re :
turn trip TO tho east
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20
Pretty Menu Card.

One Of the prcttiest menu cards issued
by western railroad is that OF the
dlninS car service OF the salt Lake
Route FOR Christmas, 1910. The front
cover contains reproduction OF a draw
ing of an old mill. ono OF the kind that
II last disappearing In this country. The
iVurth page bears \ cut OF angels ring
ing Peace on earth, good WIFI TO men
and a poem b. Il. ~ BrnInstoll. entitled
The Christmas Bells" Tic nth page
gives the menu the Salt Lake Route Will
serve Christmas. On the back page OF
the menu is All embossed sprig of holly
and circle with Merry Christmas" and
santa with his pack of goods. tho lat
ter embossed IN gold
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20
NOTICED BALD SPOT
! COMING ON HEAD
alss'eSt'Ng Z Storyof Consultation with
usen;matoIcgIst and Successful Use
y Lutlcura' Also Case of Severe
gry y. lrosonIng, Relief of Which by
Va''cura was Permanent,

.,. mae years ago I noticed a bald snot
Ing on my head and. as | was oplv
hlc,,I years Old, IL did not seem
issd % u was on the side Of my
tir.sd dsn ,ra Of On top. Nv neither
IDA - my seeing derInatoloSist and
1 f,;d one OF the best ia Boston, and
kus ~, vas due to germ ! must
s,prss ss' et the bsrbers. ne couldn't
sss,to,e cure, but by treating each hair
n n;.S, py electricity. he said, the
ono S come out white or grav. If
.. out at all. He proposed giving
hosfhe' 'ea'rnert every month FOR six
Ehsr az Ten dollars e. treatment.
krr .old my mother she advised
frisn.-,p poetaira q and this I did using
d tso np ooap and Ointment every day'
ssr snJ n2nths my hair commenced 20
rrsr S. IN SIX months one would
hsu6,s ,I snoTn there had been any
'e slsr, ,h paI coming ont being black,
,sfr hod enaoe OF my own. 7 have
cb't s.lF MlF trouble since. and feel
"tn,,I hat enough for Cuticura,
',riblv UT member of our family was
ssy =, POISONED bv poison Wv and
sna GUNNER GUNNER for six wears the hlis1ers
Y We trier o causing great suffer-
githe be.t everything recomrnended
Esi resnlt Rhysicisns, but with no
- obtsinod finally We tried CuiicrIra
mn VA. relief in a very short tirns
any rftnanent. She has never
sausbIe. .oupie since, 80 Cuticura ia
sEsfninrtono S ns' you see. CD. Browne.
e.l9iOF"''' ST. Dorchester, Mass, Jan.
a. 'h ettnr :.
siTrof of ~ - oGt one OF hundreds Civ
j'Hsdes i, ,ue success Of the CuticiIra
'"uh Dpr r., ,reating the skin and srslr.
o'hern Corr. Sole Prons Bostan
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20
Cruikshank in City.

John Cruikshank, district passenger
agent for The Salt Lake Route with
headquarters in Los Angeles, Was Il Wis
tor TO Salt Lake City Monday. Cruik-
shank accompanied u party OF forty
sailors from Los Angeles 10 Salt Lake
city. the party being a portion OF tho
sailors who brought the steamers. Yale
and Harvard, from New York 10 Fast
San Pedro By way OF the Horn. Tho
seamen are travelling In special car and
went cast over the Denver g. Rio Grande,
accomps MED by Harry Cushing. travel
Ing passenger agent for that road. They
viii go direct 10 New York City.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20
To Spend Big Sum.

Douglas White. industrial agent for tho
Salt Lake Route. will leave lor Los An
visit TO this city. in which he has taken
up the advertising 10 he done by that
road i'm 1911 10 boost Utah. White is
authority for the statement that in the
coming year the salt Lake Route Will
spend not less than S25. 600 in advertising
the resources of this state.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20
Lumber Tariffs Suspended.

WASHINGTON, Dec. I2.-Proposed
freight tariffs advancing the rates on
lumber. shingles and other foreign prod =
ucts eastbound from north Pacific points
were suspended today by the Interstate
commerce commission until April l. 1911.
The tariffs were 20 have become effective
on December "A. They were flied by
the agent of the trans -con tinenta freight
bureau for traffic originating the
Tacoma G. Eastern railroad and affect
-" railroad lines operating west of Chi
ca go,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20
Completing Survey.

According to information received here
NJ. r Burgess. chief engineer FOR the
Utah Midland. has completed the pre-
llmIuary survey for thai road from Mil
ford TO Kauarra, In Iron county, and is
about to remove his surveying party 10
Milford for the final survey. The report
saNS that the company expects To put
teams 10 work on the grading early next
month
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20
Innovation az Murray.

An innovation i'm railroading is being
made by the Salt Lake Route and the
the use OF the telephone in dispatching
trains. The telephone resembles those
used generally and when a train is de-
sired. is merely taken from the hook.
its use is simpler than that Of the tclc-
graphic key. with which long waits frc-
queutly are encountered.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20
Missouri River Cases.

CHICAGO. Dec. 19.-HcarinG OF the
so-callcd Missouri river rate cases he
was postponed today by Commissioner
Edgar H., Clarke on petition OF the rail
roads. which by virtue Of the cXpila-
tiou Of the legal suspension time prac-
tlcaily are confronted by new cases and
are compelled to bear the burden OF the
proof
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20
Mahoucy Funeral.

Funeral services Tor Marcaiot Ma
honey, the little daughter Of j. i. Ma
| honey. who died at 2:%O o'clock Monday
morning of bronchitis and pneumonia al
| The age of IL days. viii bc held at tho
home. 40 Western avenue. at noon We'd
ncsday. Intcrment VIII bc i'm Calvary
cemetery. Mahoncy formerly lived ~
| Bingham Canyon. where he worked In
! the Nampa smcltcr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20

Worse than an alarm OF frc at night
is the metallic cough Of Group, briug %
dread TO the household. Careful moth
crs keep Foley's Honey and Tar ~ The
house and give IL at the first sign OF
danger II contains no opiaies
Schramm j JohnsoD, Drugs. five stores,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20

C. Frank Emery. state sanitary inspc"
tor. returned Monday from an Inspection
Of Cache county and reported conditions
,horo bad lie found ovrrrroWd"d school
rooms. bad sewerage. uusHniiary wards
aud conditions in general which lead 10
cpIdcmlcs of disease. he gays. lie gave
orders for general clcnnups and the state
board OF health will Follow his orders VIII
more orders and more inspections.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20
Furniture Thoughts

What girl would not appreciate a
jcwe. tray for her dressing table? In
expensive and beautiful, they take the
place Of "A CHINA SAUCER, which we
have seen used.
What home cannot be frightened by
AN APPROPRIATE PICTURE?
These arc here in profusion. There is no
taste cannot satisfy with reasonable de
mand on your gift money.
PICTURES CANNOT BE DESCRIBED
WELL IN AN ADVERTISEMENT; Enume-
rating the points of bcaut' ar the nature
Of the frames becomes monutonous. Nou must
sec them. "c really think THERE is NO
OTHER GIFT WHERE y LITTLE MONEY
WILL GO SO FAR as in a picture. |c .ravc
vet to hear Of such gift being undervalucd.
The moro expensive ones arc AT half prices
WHAT MAN EVER REJECTED A Gel
LARETTE. \ SMOKING TABLE. OR AN
EASY CHAIR? HE DOESN'T ENIST. You
can please him immensely with one of these
things. surely. The prices range from $50
FoR? THE SMoEING TABLES TO 80 70
FOR AN EASy CHAIR.
EVER SEE OR KNOW or A WOMAN
WHO WOULD NOT APPRECIATE \ PREF.
TY LITE FRENCH. STYLE MIRR0R,
ROOM IN HER OWN WAY? IfardI,! Well,
we have decided to close out the line; they
are too risky for our small utlitarian depart.
mcnl-lOO hdhN PHl blhh'll III uHb'lIlS.
You win miss good thing If ycu overlook
these. Tho prices viii be about haivcd
NEARLY EVERY DAY WE HAVE
CALLS FOR WHAT is -NOWN As \ SEW
ING ROCKER OR 4 NURSING ROCKER.
II is low seated. comfortable chair that has
lust the r-ht pitch and gives entire freedom
of the arms. We have prepared for this dc.
mand and have them in four styles OF wood.
10 suit any room, Bird 's-cye maple. maho9a-
nv. rumed oak and circassiGu walnut. 1uE
PRICES ARE POPULAR
THESE DOLL BEDS ARE IN TIL :.
NITURE DEPARTMENT
Just think Of 4 doll : bed that is an cXart
reproduction OF Il REAL "GROWN UP'
BED, MATTRESS AND NIL. Already the
quantities arc low. We did not buy MANY,
but the very best o1cs arc The first 70 sell.
iust because they look So re You will re-
crct it if Won mss one OF these.
1, y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20

ofshde 10 the Grand canyon as well as
"ith ofHcers of the Santa Fc relative
70 business over that road via Search
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20
Fir Holiday Task.

Tho transcript OF testimony In the Sil-
yer King Coalition and the silver kinS
Consolidated Mining company case uaa
been turned over To Judge John \. MAI
shall in IA" United states district court
by j. w. Chrsty, examiner of court an!
the judge has begun the tedious Task OF
reading IN" evidence. There iS Il lo'oI
of about 600 ONG words. Tho testimony
as stacked In the Judges room. stands
several feet high. The model used In lie
case, is also in lnc judges ROOM
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20

An Oriental Rug makes a re-
fined g,tft--a treasure IN the
honc--uohjch groros more paIu-
able wjth age,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20
Cache Conditions Bad.

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TEOCHES p
JustauiIy relieve IIoaracnoSs and Coughs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20

No transfers; no approvals-till
the rush ends.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20

Mrs. Snydcr's Christmas showing
of hand painted china west bal
cuuy,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20
FI'RNITlHII GiNIS

Rocking chairs,
Morris chairs.
Dining chairs,
I nrnor chairs.
Reclining chairs.
Leather covered
chairs.
Ladies de ks.
Wrltir tables.
Card tables,
Hall tables,
Sewing tables.
Smoking tables,
Trunks,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20

Pictures.
Reed chairs,
Library tables,
Book eases,
Ccilarcttcs.
Tabourcts,
Magazine racks,
Shaving stands.
Music cabinets.
Shirt wgisI boxes,
Ccdar boxes,
Brass beds,
lrou beds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-20

ENcfNonc WHO TeceIVeS posi- caTuo
knows that nothing makes a more ac-
ccptablc gift than an album to keep
them in. YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO
GET ONE AT HALF THE REGULAR
PRICE, We carry a large line of al.
buns and arc giving four styles at half
price as special for Saturday and
Monday
20 Album hold, 500 cards. for Csc.
81 80 AIbum. holds @i0 cards, for I5c.
81 90 Album. holds 400 cards. for loo.
50 im \ hmm holds 200 cards. for = 20.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-03

s1os14 (. o. b. afloat. new. No. / northern.
Duluth sL235s (. G b. Options closed haa.c.
ret higher. September, Sl.0STs December.
$l.1oM; May, sl.15as Corn-steady; No 2,
t712c. elevator. domestic basis. Options clos
ed sc lower TO &c. higher. September,
67iac.; December. 667sc.; May s7%c. Oats
Firm. Options closed ,s1Ac. higher. Sep
TENDER. 3Sasc. December, N%c.. May 4ilAc.
Beef and Lard-Firm Tallow-Qulet. Pc
troleum--Easier. Ros,n-Quiet. Turpentine
sugar-Raw, nominal; refined, quiet Coffee
Futures closed steady. net unchanged to 6
points higher. Spot. firm; Rio. No. Z. 100
SO; santos, No. 4. 101sc., mild, firm: Cor
dova. loh a1sc. Butter-Firm; creamery.
specials, 32c. Cheese--Weaker; State. whole
milk. special. 1854 Q17isc.; do, fancy. 15hc.;
do, choice, l6c.; do, good TO prime, AK %
14Ac. :do., common to fair, 10is a ltc.: skins.
full to specials. 21s @12a.c. Egg.-Steady and
unchanged Potatoes-Firm and unchanged.
Cahbages-Quet and unchanged. Peanuts
FreiShts to Liverpool-Steady;
cotton by steamer, 20d25c.
The cottonseed oil trade in the future mar
ket WAS quiet, but owing 10 the frmness OF
spot oil and crude the undertone showed
considerable steadiness Last prices were
unchanged to points higher. Sales l0i0o
barrels. There VIII be a holiday in this
market tomorrow as well as Monday. Sep
TENDER, 13TT13z0; October. s.s+Is.s6; No
vember. 7.63d7.4; December, 7.33 97.S+; jan
uary. 7.32G7.34: prime crude. October, $50:
do. summer yellow, 1o5od1Lco; do, winter
yellow, ilo0916.oo. do, sumner white. HOO
400
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-03
COTTON MARKETS.

New York, September 1.-The feature in
the cotton market was the government
port, making the condition OF the crop T2l
per cent. compared with 1915 per cent, last
month, eat per cent. last year and a ten
year average of 7Si per cent. The figures
proved almost exactly as foreshadowed by
private condition reports during the past
few days, and while they were followed by
decline, part OF the loss was later recov-
Fred. with the market closing steady. i@l2
points net lower. The market opened at
unchanged prices 10 decline of 3 points
which was about In line with the cables
There was nothing fres- in the way of
y. Gather news 70 cause any change in senti-
nent and with continued talk of larger
.pot offerings from the south prices grad
calIy eased off under scattering liquidation
aud local bear pressure. Before the gov
ernment report was Issued September had
sold at a net loss of i6 points and later
positions were about 5a7 points lower, Im-
med lately following the publication Of the
ngures loca offerings became aggressive and
the active months eased off TO net loss of
"a bout lla12 points, but this decline attract
ed more support from the bull leaders. and
later the market rallied from the lowest
nm covering OF. shorts for over Labor Day.
september remained relatively easy clos
ing at a net loss OF y points, while other
positions were only 4Gs points net lower.