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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-03
Judge LOyett, Of the Hartman Lines, and
Other Officials Of Big Roads Seek to Stop
Adverse Legislation, But Fail

Washington, Jan. 3.-President Taft
had an extended conference today
with presidents of six OF the big rail
roads % the country. who had re
ouested a hearing with him before tho
special message dealing with inter
state commerce law amendments
should be sent TO congress, The rail-
road men came to present their Views
regarding various phases OF the pro-
posed recommendation as they have
cleaned them from the speeches OF
Nj. Taft from time to time.
Those attending were Attorney Gen
eral Wickersham, President Mcllen OF
the New York, New Haven e Hart
ford railroad. President MsCrea OF the
Pennsvlyania railroad; President
Iovett Of the Union Pacific railroad
and allied Hartman lines; President
Paer OF the Philadelphia e Reading
railroad: President Finley of the
Southern Railway. and President
Brown OF the New York Central,
President Taft listened attentively
10 al the presidents had TO say. but
did not commit himself In any. way.
The President told his visitors he
weld give their statements due con-
sideration In anything he might do al.
fectlng the railroad interests. Attor-
Dey General WickerSham, after tho
conference. declared he could say
nothing. absolutely nothing"
The railroad presidents were almost
uncommunicatlye. President Brown
OF the New York Central said:
we came IN ofier a protest against
The proposed amendment TO the Inter
state commerce law and We received
a respectful hearing
President Finley Of the Southern
Railway said the protest was gener'
ally against proposed railroad legisla-
ton at this time. The railroad men
said they had asked for the interview
and that any statements concerning it
must be necessarily from tho Whito
House.
il Is said they sought to convince
the President that further legislation
a this time would upset conditions in
the railway and industrial world.
which generally had been rightinG
themselves In the last two years.
The railroad men seemed rather de
jected when they left the White
House. and it was inferred their mis-
sion, as far as holding up the Presi-
d.nt's special message was concerned,
was a failure.
President Taft said after tie confer
ence he stlll expected to have his In
terstate commerce message ready for
congress Wednesday noon.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-03
IAMMANY IS
Owe RI OOKED
Mayor Gaynor Names
Only One Man for
Office

New York, Jan. Chilly comfort
was found by Tammany Hall and div.
ers political organizations In the ap.
poiatments today. which Mayor Gay
nor has made 10 his municipal fam.
lily. and there was evidence at the
city hall to Indicate that the horde
of place seekers may expect little il
their claims for Office depend ON any
political backing. or nine appoint.
meDts made yesterday. only one went
TO Tammany man. Rhinelander Wal
do. selected as fire commissioner
Mayor Gaynor. in making known part
OF his slate. had some kind words for
Leader Murphy which caused ono dis.
tTict leader 10 remark:
We don't want any verbal bou
Quets. What we want Is offices"
Herman Rddor, editor of the Stats
Zietung, today declined the tender ol
the office OF park commissioner.
Mayor Gaynor camo carly to New
York and as he entered the city hal
was puzzled where to find his office
Which way do l go?" be asked {
watchmaD.
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GOVERNOR HUGHES WILL
RENEW RECOMMENDATIONS

Albany. " Y. Jan. $.--Govcrnor
Hughes will send his fourth annual
message to the New York state leg
islature on Wednesday, when the sen
ators and assemblymen who are en-
enact the state laws of 1910 viii as
semble at noon for the opening of the
l32rd annual session. The governor
is expected TO renew many of his
former recommendations, including
those calling for direct primary NOM
nations and ballot reform, New York
City charter revision. an extension OF
the powers of the public service COM
missions to include jurisdiction over
telephone and telegraph companies.
employers liability law amendments
and automobile legislation,
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eOBSlED CARNIVAL IN
CALDWELL, NEW JERSEY.

Caldwell, y. j.. Jan. 3.-Caldwell' 8
annual bobsled carnival was held here
last night. First honors In the inter
national races went to Walter 4 Var.
ian of New York. who coasted over
the half-mlle course at a rate slight
ly better than j mile a minute.
The town FIRE department flooded
the course. which Is n long straight
hill in the center Of the village, early
in the morning. II froze as smooth
as glass before nightfall Fifty slcds
were entered for the races. each OF
them carrying mechanlcian besides
the driver
There was also a steeplechasc race
over coureo with artificial hazards
formed of tall snow hummocks. This
was won by a Canadian expert.
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MOTHER AND AUNT OF
OCEY SNEAO ARRAlGNEO

New Orange, n. j. Jan. 3.-Mrs.
Mary Snead. Miss Virginia Wardlaw
and Mrs. Caroline D. Martin, mother.
in-law. aunt and mother, respectively
of Ocey Snead. will be arraiSned here
early this week 10 plead TO indict-
ments charging them with murder.
Prosecutor Mott will ask that some
day in January or early In February
be set for the beginning of the trail.
II was announced today Fletcher w.
Snead. husband of the dead woman,
Will not figure in the trial. He was
located some time ago In St Cath.
crimes. Ont. and New Jersey detect
ives have been In thai city since Sat.
urday, trying to induce him TO attend
They have reported TO the prosecutor
by telegraph that their mission Is
unsuccessful.
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OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN MAY
ACCEPT AID OF WEALTH.

New York. Jan. BIN order 10 main
tain his organization and OBTAIN the
opeauc goal sought when his Man
haitian Opera company was formed,
Oscar Hammerstein intlmated last
night that his next step might be 10
accept offers received from several
millionaireS who stand ready TO join
him IN his enterprise.
II have always been averse to a
directorate composed Of mon other
than myself" said Mr., Hammerstein,
-"but may-mind YOU. say may
5cide 10 accept the assistance which
has been offered me.
In twenty-four hours / can gather
about me coterie of men who will
prove as strong allies financially as
those who arc supporting my chief
rival"
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FIRE IN CIGAR STORE
AT EARLY MORNING

Salt Lake, Jan. 3-Fire. caused from
defective electric wiring. started in
the basement of the w. A. Stickncy
cigar store. at 229 South Main street.
at 3iS O'Clock Sunday morning and.
BESIDES damaging the stock and Az
tures Of the store to the eXtont of
$4,000 and the building To the extent
OF 81 500, drove 900 guests Of New
Windsor hotel. next door. into the
street Owing TO the rare presence
OF mind shown by Edward Beers. the
night clerk Of the hotel, all the guests
succeeded In leaving the building
without excitement or injury usually
incident to a panic. No damage was
done to the hotel
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SOUT II ? POLE
BY BALLOON
Djrigible Has Been Pur-
chased for a Journey
Of Discovery

Paris. Jan. 9.-Messrs. Mattiessen
and Noltschock. officers of the Rus.
sian army, today purchased two diriG-
ible balloons with capacities of 400
and 1000 cubic metres. with which
they will undertake an expedition 10
the south pole, The explorers plan to
convey the apparatus by ship as far
south as the Ice will permiuAand then
proceed In the balloons southwark.
They will keep in touch with their
ships. their base of supplies. by means
of a wireless outfit
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KILLS HER
SON.IN.LAW
Aged Woman Proves
to Be a Good
Shot

Dresden. Tenn. Jan. S,-ClaTence
Carney faced his 65-yearold mother
inlnw In revolver duel last night
and was killed
Mrs Sarah Griflth. the mothcr-in-
law had met Carney In the front yard
OF a neighbor to discuss quarrel of
long standing The discussion became
heated. revolvers flashed and Carney
lrcd three times at the aged woman.
Although one bullet struck her in
the hip. producing a serious wound.
she stood her ground, firing five times
before her son.in-law sank 10 the
ground dead. Mrs Griffith was ar
rested
About year ago Carneys wife COM
mitted suicide by drinking carbolic
acid
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Advancement of Science. declared
that eventuallg tho dark skinned
races can become light and the light.
er people darker In hue.
MY experiments with plants and
animals said Mr.. Simpson. "havo
shown me that once a perfect control
can be made over chromosomes, the
life-giving forces of color, injections
or baths can be made which will re-.
suit in future generations becoming
lighter or darker as may be desired
The blackest negro can be made
into perfect albino by this process"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-03
COLD WAVE
is COMING
Forty-four Degrees Be,
low Zero in the
Northwest

Washington. D. c.. Jan. s.-out OF
the northwest is coming a second
cold wave which weather bureau ONT
cials promise will spread during tho
next thirty six hours ovef the entire
country east OF the Mississippi river
TO eastern Florida
Appearing in the extreme north
west today. the Arctiolike wsye ia
attended by the coldest weather of
the season in that region tcmperu,
ture of A degrees below zero showed
on the thermometer at Prince AL.
bert, Saskatchewan. early today, and
zoro temperatures were reported from
the northern plain states. the north.
en Rocky Mountain region and the
northern portion of the plateau 70
gion.
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OFFICIAL LIGHT ON
VIOLATION OF LAWS.

New York. Jan. a Official light
was thrown today upon the extent of
the violations of the election laws in
New York City by figures for the
year, in the report of William Leary.
superintendent Of elections, Thirty
three convictions were obtained In
1909. the largest number In any one
year since the Office Of superintend-
cnt of elections was created. There
were 493 arrests and 76 indictments,
and 2SS cases still await action by the
grand jury ~
Charges were preferred against -
election officers and - of these off
cialS were removed
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bREAKF Asst
T GOD T RAUD
Disclosed by a Recent
Wreck of a Freight
Train

Chicago. Jan. 3.-The Chicago Fed.
Grafton of Labor yesterday adopted
resolutions calling upon the National
Pure Food commission to investigate if
peanut shells constitute the basic cle-
ment in the manufacture OF breakfast
foods. I'm recent freight train
wreck It was discovered that several
cars consigned 10 breakfast food con-
Germs were loaded with peanut shells
from the peanut butter factories IN
the SOUTH said President John S,
Fitzpatrick.
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FOUR MEET DEATH IN
TENEMENT HOUSE FIRE

New York. Jan. -Four lives were
lest and three persons received Sc
rious hurts in a tenement house fire
in Jersey City today
One man jumped from a fourth
story window and died soon after
ward 4 woman was burned to a
crisp. her arms entwined about her
baby \ child was rescued by fro
men but had been inhaling the flames
and died Those injured probably will
recover The fire is believed to havo
been of incendiary origin.
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Call Money Tieh.

New York. Jan. 3.-Call money
touched its highest rate IN more than
year on the stock exchange today
and caused some unsettlement in the
tone of the securities market Open
ing loans were made at six per cent
and by the noon hour had advanced
TO geven per cent. Before l o'clock
eight per cent Was laid, with small
offerings.
The scarcity Of money was ascrib-
ed 10 year-cnd rcadjustments. which
have tied up large amounts of cash
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BL ACk HAND
IN Ne v YORK.
Attempt Made to Blow
Up a Tenement
House

New York. Jan. S.-Several persons
were knocked down and shocked to-
day and $50 tenants were much alarm
cd by an attempt OF ''blackhandeT
to blow up Christie street tenement
house. A quantity OF dynamite was
exploded under the first floor stair
way.
Great holes were ripped In tho
floor. the nearby walls were shattered,
the whole building was badly shaken
and tenants ran into the street. No
one was injured seriously. however.
Threatening letters demanding Ss.-
600 had been received recently by
grocery firm which operated on thA
ground floor. 90
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COULD LIVE ON TWENTY
DOLLARS REST OR WINTER

New York. Jan. 3.-One of the Ital.
ian bootblacks al big New York
hotel received a $50 gold-piece as a
New Year present from guest When
the money was given TO the bewild-
cred bootblack. he Immediately said
that he would quit his job at once.
declaring that this was enough to
keep him on easy street for the
rest OF the winter.
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1Sooooooc @ o 90 o 600 Q {
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PEACE FOR CHINESE.

SACRAMENTO, Cal. Jan. a-Peacoi
has bcon declared between On fick
and Yce tongs, according to notincat
ton received by local members OF
the warning factions Special mes
scnGers have been sent out from mo
headquarters in San Francisco wafu7
ing all gunmen and hatchetmon 70
dISarm. following compromise frsg
aratio1s for the Chinese New Year 8
which had been dropped In view Oh
the tong troubles. have been rcnew'
cd among the occasional Cinnamon
and Will be celebrated beginning Fep-
ruary 9th and lasting six days.
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IMPORTED JERSEYS.

New York. Jan S.-One of the fn-
est herds of Jerseys ever imported
has arrived on the steamer Mime
waska. The 10 animals are bound for
the furm of T. r. Council, of Vandalia,
Ill Among them Is the champion
cow, Fortress. which was this year ad'
judged the best COW in England.
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WRIGHT BROTHERS UPHELD.

Buffalo. y. Y, Jan. 3-Judge Hazel,
In the United States court today,
granted the preliminary injunction
asked for by the Wright Brothers
against the Herring Curtis company
and Glenn II Curtis, restraining them
from manufacturing and selling aero
planes.
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Chicago Close.

Chicago. Jan. 3.-Close:
Wheat-May, s1-l3h. July. $1.O2% /;
Sept. 9S34.
Corn-Jan.. 62 1-Sc; May. &C 5-Sc
July. sc 7-Sc.
Oats-Jan., ilHc; May. i5&c; July,
43 5-Sc.
Pork-Jan., S2l,45; May. $21 so:
.Jul'- S21S7 1-2
Lard-Jan, SIPS; Nay. $1192 IL;
Juis. $lI.S7 l-2 at S1l9O.
Ribs ian. Sl1.i0; May. $ll.i0 at
SLIP II; July. $l1.42l.2.
Rye-79 at soc
Barley-Cash. soc at Tic.
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RAIL ROAD PRESIDENTS CALL At THE
WHITE HOUSE AND LEAVE DETECTED

as steers 81 00a5 90: western steers
81 0oa6. 20, stockers and feeders So
O0s5 20; cows and hesfcrs 81 l0a5.-
so: calves 81 25a9 so
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 26.ooo,
Market generally 1Oc higher; light SS.-
l0aS so. mixed IS l5aS 60; heavy IS o
30aS 60: rough $S. 30aS 40; good 10
choice heavy IS i0aS Go; pigs 81 Soa
s So; bulk Of sales So 35aS. So.
Sheeii-Receipts estimated at co.
600; market stroAg native sS GOa6.'
90. western SO 75a5 90: yearllngs Sc
50a7 So; lambs. native, 50, 75aS Go, 4,
western Sc 01aS 60.
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THE CALL OF THE WILD
IN NEW YORK SCHOOLS

New York. Jan. 3-The call Of the
wild will soon be heard In the New
York public schools Photographic
records Of the gruntS, bellowinSs and
growlings of the animals in the Bronx
geological gardens are being prepar'
ed for use In the kindergarten and
primary grades. Accompanying each
record will be a short lecture.
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RACING MEN ARE OPTIMISTIC.

New York, Jan. 3.-An optimistic
Wow OF the racing situation is eX-
pressed In statement from racing
secretaries made public today.
THE coming season" according to
the statement. Will be a profitable one
10 horsemen. Last year S1.012,SoO
was handed out TO owners. For 1910
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BURNING SNOW CAUSES
DEATH OF CHILD.

New York, Jan. S-Burning snow
the artificial, Christmas tree variety
caused the death here Of Julia
KARL, 9-year-old Harlem girl Julia
was lighting up her tree on New
Years night when a match dropped
into box of imitation snow. Her
clothing caught fire and she died as
result of the burns late last night.
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TWO GOOD MEN TO MEET
"eATTLlNe" NELSON.

Pittsburg. Pa. Jan. Negotiation
were opened here today by Match.
maker Jimmy Dime for the appear.
ance here the latter part of the month
or carly In February OF Battling Nel-
son and Owen Moran. the Enshsh
lightweight The names OF two coed
men. to meet the ''Battlerr and the
Englishman have been secured. They
are Hugh Madole. the fast lightweight
of this city. and Jimmy Dunn Of New.
castle. q
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CHARGED WITH EMsEzzLsNsNT

Seattle. Wash. Jan. S.-Ffed o.
vogelsang. VINO came here nom PITTS.
burg. Pa, several weeks ago ana
opened tailor shop. is under arrest
here awaiting e3tradition on 2 cnatse
of embezz,emcnt placed BY me. l'enp-
sylvania authorities.
Vogelsang. who Is 6alesman lot z
packing company in PittsburE Is ac-
cused Of embezzling several hanure9
dollars from his employers. He lew
Pittsburg In company VIII MISS noaS
Syres, whom he has since married
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EDDIE VAN VLeCK MAY BE
SUSPENDED AS BALL PLAYER

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Jan 3-Eddic
Van Week, Yale pitcher of last years
nine. may he suspended hy the NJ
iional commission on a peculiar rul-
Ing Last summer he pitched one
game for the Waterbury team of the
Connecticut league. Now Manager Du-
rant Of Waterbury clnims Van Week
can be suspended because. after tnl5-
Ing money for playing a game, he re-
fused TO sign a contract.
Van Week has received offers T.
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JUMPED FROM ROOF OF
SIXTH STORY TENEMENT

New York. Jan. S-Samuel Paris.
aged 53. committed suicide late last
night by jumping from the roof of a
siX-story tenement Nearly every
bone in his body was broken Paris
lived with daughter. He had been
m and bad talked OF suicide fire.
uucntly
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ROOSEVELT PARTY REPORTED
ARRIVE AT HOlMA

Hoima, Uganda, Jan. 3.-The Am
erican Naturalist expedition arrived
here today and reported all well
While in camp at Kisingo Colonel
Roosevelt killed bull elephant which
had tusks weighing 1l0 pounds. Tho
expedition will leave tomorrow for
Butiab, 81 miles distant
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CITY COUNCIL UPHELD BY
THE SUPREME COURT.

Washington, D. c.. Jan. S--In an
opinion by Justice Day. the supreme
court OF the United States held today
10 be valid the ordinance adopted by
the city council of the city OF Mime
npolis, Mimi. In 1907, requiring the
Minneapolis Street Railway company
to sell six tickets for 20 cents.
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"FORTY-NlNER" DEAD.

st. Joseph, No, Jan. 2.-Thos b.
Gordon. cousin OF General Gordon. the
noted confederate leader, died tonight
He was a "forty-nlner.' He returned
TO St Joseph at the close of the civil
war and lived here since.
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Join National and American league
clubs. but has heretofore declined
them. He pitched the game at Water
bury to help out that nine when Il
was crippled for want OF pitchers Van
Week Is still leading amateur ball
PLAYER.
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mayor Of Hoboken. in his annual mos
sage TO the city fathers.
| am satisfied he said. that
nothing the city could do would prove
of moro benefit TO the health and com-
fort OF those who live In the tene~
ment region"
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70 = = =
Mrs. HELEN BOYLE ie
ILL m PRISON

PittsburG. Pa. Jan. 3.-Mrs. Holep
Boyle. convicted with her husband
James Boyle, of kidnapping Willie
Whitla Of Sharon and now serving q
25-year sentence In the Western Penn
sylyania penitentiary here. Is serious
ly i'll as a result OF an attack of ap-
pendicitis.
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MINE CLOSES INDEFINITELY

Pardo. Pa. Jan. 3.-Alleging that
IL is cheaper TO buy coal 10 fill pres
ent contracts than TO operate the
mine at the rate of wages demanded
bv the men. the officials of the En-
terprise mine have closed the mine
indefinitely.
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BOY FELL TO HIS DEATH.

Los Angeles. Cal, Jan; b,
rdr.r @ burke. is years old. fell
from the tran lesdins TO Mopnt
Wilson above Sierra Madre
yesterday and was killed HIS
ioav Was found by a man about
ZOO feet below the point where
he SV fell. He had dropped be-
hind the Others on the ascent
and they did not know what
caused him TO fail.
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New York Money.

New York, jan. 3.-Money on call
strong and higher, 6 to 10 per cent,
ruling rate per cent; closing bid
and offered at 10 per cent. Time
loans firm; sixty and 90 days. IL
per cent: six months. IA at IL per
cent
Close; Prime mercantile paper,
5 at 3 l-2 per cent. Sterling exchange,
weak. then stron6, with actual busl-
ness In bankers bfls at $4S3.60 TO
1870 for sixty-day bills and at
iSG 60 for demand
Commercial bills 49, 3-4 to 4SS 3-s.
Bar silver. 80 1-2c Mexican dollars,
i4c.
Government bonds, weak: railroad
bonds, heavy.
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TWENTY THOUSAND MINERS
ARE OUT Of woRk

London. Jan. s.-Twepty tbosissrd
miners are idle fodny IN the Norm
umberland coal districts - c9nst ,n;
onenco of the dIspute oyer tho eisnt
hour act which became effective jan
nary 1st. The nlen st me lew e2l
lerics which are still active nave
eiven notice that they Will Quit
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Omaha Live Stock.

Omaha. Neb.. Jan. 5-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 5000: market active and 1Jc
higher. Native steers. $300@4.SO;
COWS and heifers. SO 6O@525; western
steers. S2256625; stockers and feed
ers. S3.75@5.25; calves. S3.5o@775.
Hogs-Receipts $500; market 5@
l0c higher. Heavy, SS 30@S 40: mixed
and bulk. SS25@s,55: light. $4,000
S25.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; market
steady TO stronger Yearlings, $4,000
7.25; wethers, So .0Om6.O0: ewes. Si65
G565, lambs. $5.25@S25.
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NO GUESS WORK

STANDARD DISPATCHES ARE GENUINE
AND GUARANTEED BY THE GREATEST
NEWS GATHERING ASSOCIATION in
THE WORLD. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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Chicago Produce.

Chicago, Jan. -Buetter-Stcady:
creameries. 27@36. dalries. 25@3O.
Eggs-Steady; at mark. cases in
Guided. "a 1-2@2S 1-2; firsts, 81; prime
f1rsts, IS.
Cheese-Steady: dalries, Is S-4617;
twins. 1916 1-2; young Americans
and long horns, 16 IL.
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PROF. STEVENS DEAD.

Rochester y. Y. Jan. PROT VIM
Arnold Stevens. who for thirty years
was a member of the faculty OF Roch-
ester Theological seminary. and was
a writer on pathological and biblical
subjects. died today
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Sugar.

New York, jan. 3.-Raw sugar
steady; muscavado, 80 test, S3.52;
centrifugal, 96 test, S4O2; molasses
sugar. 50 test, 1927 Refined quiet.
Coffee. spot. steady; No. Rio. S So
at 1l-16c. No. 4 Santos, &c.