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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-21
SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Notice is hereby given that a special
meeting OF the stockholders of the Halt
fax Tonopah Mining company viii be
had and held a, the office Of said com
pany, room 1908. kearns building Salt
Lake City. Utah. on Wednesday, the 5th
day Of July, 1911 at the hour of . o'clock
p. m. OF said day,
Said meeting will be had and held for
the purpose of considering and passing
upon the question OF amending articles
OF Incorporation OF said company by re-
ducing the capital stock OF said COM
pany from s3,00o,00O, divided into 1000,
600 shares OF the face or par value Of
SO each. 10 $4,000. 900. divided into 200U.
900 shares OF the face or par value OF
81 each.
And for the aforesaid purpose to amend
Article No. VI of the articles OF incor-
poration OF said company that the
same shall read as follows, 10 wit:
ARTICLE vi
THE capital stock OF this company
shall consist OF 50. 900 900. which shall be
divided into 100000 shares OF the face
or par value of one dollar each"
Such other and further business will
he considered and disposed Of at said
meeting as shall awfuly come before
%he same.
BY order OF the board OF directors.
r. M SMITH. President
F. j. Westcott. Secretary,
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SALT LAKE ELKS To
ATTEND GRAND LODGE
Many Will Make Atlantic City
Trip to Boost for Col
Onel Applegate.

Arrangements have been practically
completed for the trip OF several OF the
members of the Salt Lake lodge OF Elks
and their friends TO the big grand lodge
reunion of the Gks TO be held in Atlantic
City July 10 To 10. Although the reunion
is about as far away from Salt Lake
as is possible. large number OF Elks
from Salt Lake are planning to make the
trip. Aside from the opportunity 10 make
delightful journey to the big eastern
seaside resort. the Elks from Salt Lake
are going to Atlantic CITY to boost for
the candidacy OF Colonel c. L. Applegate
OF Salt Lake for grand trustee of the
Elks. Incidentally. too,s the Eks Will
work for Portland the location for
the next grand lodge reunion.
The transportation committee Of the
Salt Lake lodge has just completed ar
rangements with the railroads for the eX-
cursion. The trip will be made over the
Union Pacific TO Council Bluffs. over the
Milwaukee to Chicago and over the
to ,n hns ,es city Taa
and the special will be on the road only
three nights. II will leave Salt Lake
at ,7:lo o'clock on, the morning of July 9
July Q, The only s,opover necessary Will
be in Chicago on July from o'clock in
the forenoon until in the afternoon.
Special Pulmans have been engaged
for the trip, In which the members VIII
have their berths without a change from
Salt Lake 70 Atlantic City. Secretary
W. F. Culmer OF the Elks lodge Is max
ing the reservations in these Pullmans
for those who are to make the trip.
Efforts are being made to get as large
a party as possible. and many persons
not Elks will take advantage of the low
rate to accompany the party. The trans.
portatlon committee is urging that all
who contemplate going east on this eX-
cursion make their reservations early, in
order that a sufficient number of cars
may be obtained to accommodate the
party \ rate of $3.50 for the round
trip has been made by the railroads, with
the privilege OF returning via Washing
ton. D. c.. with stopovers at the national
capital and other points en- route.
Among those who will make the trip
are Colonel c. L. Applegate OF salt Lake,
the candidate OF the west and the south
for grand trustee; \. j. Davis, past eN-
allied ruler OF the Salt Lake lodge and
the grand esquire Of the Elks at the De-
troit convention; ]. w. Collins. past ex-
alted ruler OF the Salt Lake lodge of Elks
and at present district deputy grand eN-
alted ruler for Utah. and w, G. RoInney,
past exalted ruler OF the Salt Lake lodge
OF Elks and delegate from the Salt Lake
lodge to the Atlantic City grand lodge
reunion.
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DOMESTIC DIFFICULTY"
EXCUSE GIVEN BY JUROR

Domestic difficulties" resulted in the
cxciising OF member OF the Jury venire
IN Judge I>oofbourow's division OF the
Third district court TUESDAY morning.
When the case OF the state against j. j.
Morris. who ls on trial for the murder
Of Joseph Wallace Axtcll was called. one
of the veniremen failed to put in an
appearance. j. II. Gcary Was his name.
and Immediately Judge Lo6fbourow or
dered that bench warrant be issued
for him.
The bench warrant was issued and
Ceary was hailed into court. looking as
though he was lust convalcscine from
prolonged spree. When asked by the
court II such were the case Geary de-
clared that the reason ne did not put IN
an appearance was because he was sick
The appearance of Geary's face. how
ever. seemed suspicious. for It would
hardly have looked worse had he beer
hit by an automobile In the head"
Whats the matter with the face?" tho
court inquired.
i.Oh. II is lust domestic difficulties
replied the unfortunate Geary. who hac
evidently received the worse end of Tho
encounter.
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SALT LAKE ROUTE
OFFICES ENTERED
Burglars i'm Search of Evi-
dence Break in at Los
Angeles.
Snccial 10 Tic Tribune


LOS ANGELES. Cal, June o0.-EN-
IDENTITY in search OF evidence in connec-
ton with the $25 600 shortage in the dim
Ing car department OF the Salt Lake
Route. which was discovered last week.
a burglar forced entrance to the offices
OF the company Saturday night, news Of
which became known today.
The office OF w. II. Leete. treasurer.
was ransacked II is not known what
was taken The office OF T. ?. Shepard.
cashier for tho Las Vegas & Tonopah
Railroad company. on the same foor,
also was entered and II revolver stolen.
The office of II. l.. Betus. auditor
who is investigating the shortage, was
not disturbed by the burglar.
I'VE have not the slightest idea or
theory as TO tho Identity OF the burglar,
said Mr.. Bettis.
The incriminating evidence in the Am
idon case, and the evidence we possess
showing that certain conductors were US
ing duplicate or counterfeit dining car
checks. is locked up IN one OF the Safes.
The evidence assembled by myself and
Mr.. Sullivan is beyond the reach OF bur-
glars"
Charles +. Amidon. the suspected con-
ductor, was arrested by Constable Rop-
>rts today on the specific charge of en-
bezzling $3.50. He pleaded not guilty to
the charge before Justice Reeve and de-
posted 500 cash bail.
The railroad company officials say ad-
ditional arrests Will be caused in few
days and the prosecutions Will be con-
Quoted wherever shortages arc traced TO
an employee. without regard 10 the
amount OF the embezzlement.
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FUNERAL NOTICES.


funeral services over
the remains OF the late Eugene Holla
day. aged 2G years. win be held Thursday
at II a, IN. from the Seventeenth ward
chapel instead OF 3 y. N. Wednesday. as
announced. on account Of members Of
the family not being able to arrive In
time for a "Wednesday funeral, Friends
are invited TO attend and the casket will
be opened on day OF funeral from TO
1880 a. IN. at the family residence. In
terment in City cemetery.
HANAUER-Funeral services over the
remains of Abraham Hanaucr. who died
in this city on June i6. 1911, will be held
from the residence OF Mr.. Sol SleCel. $50
q. lst So. today "wednesday at A p. m.
lnterment will be private at Mt. OliVet.
Friends VIII please omit flowers.
NICOJ-Funeral services over the re-
mains OF Elizabeth Nicoi will be held
from the residence of her daughter, Mrs
e. b. Lane. SIT Il. End SO. street. today
"wednesday at .. m. lnterment at
Mt. Olivet.
MILL LER-Funeral services over the re-
mains OF Hans Charles Miller Will be
held in the mortuary chapel of s. NJ. Tay-
or & Co, June 2l, 1911, beginning al :
p. IN. lnterment City cemetery.
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NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given by the city
council Of Salt Lake City OF the inten-
tion OF such council to make the follow
ing described Improvement. to- wit:
Constructing and laying sewer lateral
OF vitrihed pipe eight (S) inches in di
ameter in Pennsylvania avenue. which
runs west from Iowa street between
Second South and Third South streets.
in sewer district No. 1. and dcfrav the
abutters portion OF the cost and expense
thereof. estimated at three hundred forty
nine and eighty one-hundredths (S3i9.So)
dollars, or one and six one -hundredths
(sl.06J dollars per front or linear fCOt
OF abuttug property, there being $50
feet abutting said Improvement by n
local assessment unon the lots or pieces
OF ground within the following described
district being the district 10 he affected
and benefited bY said Improvement,
namely:
The north side OF the south T05 feet
Of lot G. the north side OF the south 81 ,
feet OF LOT &. block iS. plat 'B." Salt
Lake City survey.
All protests and objections to the car
ryng out of such intention must be pre-
sented In writing. stating therein lot and
block. or description OF property. TO the
city recorder on or before the 10th dar
OF July. 1871, being the tine set by said
council when II viii hear and consider
such protests and objections as may he
made thereto
BY order of the city council OF Salt
Lake CITY, Utah.
Dated MAY 29th. 1911.
B. S RIVES. City Recorder
Sewer extension No. 2g2.
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JUDGE PAGE NORRIS GOES
BACK TO DUTY IN EAST

Judge Page Morris OF Duluth. Mimi,
left Salt Lake yesterday for his home in
the east after having for twenty
circuit court in the district Of Utah
Judge Morris. who sits in the Minnesota
federal district court. was appointed to
place of Judge John a. Marshall. who
has returned from an extended visit in
the east. and who has now resumed his
duties on the federal bench.
Most OF the so called white slave
cases had their hearings before Judge
Morris, who WAS called upon 10 make a
number Of decisions said 20 be OF leading
Importance so far as the local federal
calendar is concerned.
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Children half price to Saltair.
NOTICE..

council of salt Lake City of the inten-
tion OF such council TO make the. follow
ing described improvement to wit:
To grade. gutter and curb with cement.
and construct storm sewer inside curb
Of vitrified pipe eight. (s): ten dO) and
twelve 92o inches In dlameteT ter nna ana
twelve t12) inches in diameter; also con-
struct inlet TO storm sewer from gutter.
Of vitrified pipe eight (O Inches In
diameter: also construct OF cement water
boxes two CD feet by two (2) feet. said
vitrtfied and iron pipe and water boxes
being for the purpose OF taking care OF
storm and irrigation water and dstrib-
uting Irrigation water and paving with
asphalt tsaid asphalt pavement to be
forty fio) feet wide between curbs and
nine and half 0O inches thick,
Ninth East street from the old city linn
It's TO Sugar avenue. in Paving District
No. 30, and defray the abutters' portion
OF the cost and expense thereof esu-
eight (s15,5 5oS.ool dollars. or four and
40-1o0 ($440) dollars per front or linear
foot abuttinE sale Improvement. there
being 3o7o feet OF abuttlng property, by
local assessment upon the lots or pieces
Of ground within the following described
district, being the district to be af
fected and benefited by said improve
The west side of lots 5. ana 7. block
| /: the west side OF block /. the west side
Of block z: Evergreen Park subdivision,
ploCk 1, the west Slue OF lHc SOuIn --- 30
feet OF lot 8. block 1; the west side OF
| lots / TO Z, inclusive. block l, Perkins
Boulevard addition. block /: the cas-,
side of lots II. IS and 10. block .; the
east side Of the north 1920 feet OF lot
| 20. block q the east side OF lots l and
25 TO 35. inclusive. block l. Winfield sub
division. block 2. all in five-acre plat
| "a" big field survey.
The total cost OF said Improvement is
| estimated at fourteen thousand five hun
dred twenty-five and 53-10o (s14.522 53l
| dollars. OF which sum the city's portion
is one thousand fourteen and SO -100
| (s10l4.53) dollars. leaving thirteen thou
| sand five hundred eight (sl3 00) dol
| lars to be raised by local assessment.
All protests and objections TO the car
rying out of such intention must be pre-
| sented In writing. stating therein 10,
and block. or description of property 10
| the city recorder or before the 3rd
day OF July. 1911. being the time set by
said council when 1t Will hear and con
slider such protests and objections as
may be made thereto.
BY order OF the city council OF Salt
| Lake City. Utah
| Dated April 3, 1911
p, S. RIVES. city Recorder
Paving Extension No rs. 1861
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MILLIONS OF SPAWN"
FOR STREAMS OF UTAH

Fred w. Chambers. state FISH and game
commissioner. is expected TO return to-
day or tomorrow from Fish lake. Sewer
county. where he went June l 10 collect
''spa Wn" for further cultivation at the
Springville and Murray hatCheries. Ac-
cording TO the last report. Mr. Chambers
will bring back with him between four
and five millions OF fish eggs. which Will
be hatched out carefully and then planted
In large numbers in the different streams
OF the state. Over a million and n half
eggs were distributed AT the Sprinsville
and Murray hatcheries last week. II is
reported that the streams are more
plentifully stocked than in years. and Mr..
Chambers has declared that this year will
he one OF the most successful in the his
tory Of the department
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DIED


WALSH-In this city June 20. 1911. OF
cancer Mary S. Walsh OF Blaclfoot'
Ida. IN her 5ith year, native Of Iowa.
Funeral services Thursday at 3 =. M.
from the funeral chapel OF Joseph WILL
liam Taylor II South West Temple
street Friends. are invited To attend.
Interment In city cemetery.
SYLVESTER-In this city. June 10. 1911,
George Sylvester, aged Is years
months DAYS. Funeral services will be
held from ODonncI Co.'S chapel on
Thursday, June %, 1911. at III u. m.
Services and !nterment private at Mt.
Olivet.
OSBORNE-In this city. June 10. 1911.
Della Osborne, aged 65 years. Remains
Will he shipped from O'Donnell N Co, :;
parlors today wednesday, to Saida,
Colo for fnul intormeut
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WHERE TO STOP
WHERE TO EAT
VACUUM CLEANING.

GOLDEN ROD VACUUM CLEANERS
lsueks dirt through the carpeO. sold or
IehIeu rents Tor 81 a day or SO per week.
Bell 3935-X oH'I. olnc SC
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"DRYS" WANT TO MEET
ONLY LOCAL OPPONENT

f. S. Sheets manager of the Anti
Liquor league, yesterday sent letter TO
G. M. MacDowell manager OF the wet
campaign. In which the former stated
that II any joint debate on the campaign
issues were held, the "drys" would In
sist upor the .'wcts" furnishing a local
speaker. Inasmuch as Mr. MacDowell
has always insisted that the "drys" had
no right to dictate AS to who should speak
for the vets the prospects for Joint
debate appear to be remote.
Yesterday afternoon and last night the
Anti-Liquor league held a large number
of home and ward meetings. Mrs. Lulu
Shepard spoke in the First ward chapel
at Murray.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,


office OF the Board OF Public Works.
Salt Lake City Utah. June .. 1911.
Sealed proposals win be received a,
this office until o'clock p. m Friday
June 80. 1911. for the work Of construct
ing waterways at the intersection OF
Second South and Seventh East streets
according to plans on file in the City
Engineers office.
lnstructions 10 bidders. together witt
contract and bond. may be obtained upon
application at the office of the Boa rt
Of Public Works or the CITY Engineer.
The right is reserved TO reject any ar
all bids
By order of the Board of Public Works
II, G. MCMILLAN, Chairman
fl015
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Little Known Here.

Superintendent H. E. Van Housen OF
the Salt Lake Route. who returned only
yesterday afternoon from Los Angeles.
said last night when the above dispatch
was read to him:
The details of this dispatch are not
known to me. I heard something of II
in A general way Just before ] left Los
Angeles yesterday but The officials at the
other end OF the line are handling the
whole matter and we have no direct Of
fetal connection with the case here"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-21

The uniform success that has attend.
ed the use of Chamberlain g Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has
made it favorite everywhere. 1t
can always be depended upon. For
sale by all dealers
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Held for Portland Officers.

James p. Britt. who gave his age as
40 years. was arrested by Detectives Earl
Ripley and George Cleveland about .
o'clock last night. He was booked at
communication that was not official was
received to the effect that Britt was
wanted in Portland. Or, When Britt was
questioned he would not talk or say
whether he was wanted or not He was
locked up and the Portland authorities
were notified.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-21

Z PER CENT MONEY -.
class real estate secnr,,oa oa d
ter. IS So. Main, Phones ei1
MONEY SUPPLIED ST.
pie, women keeping bomsa Ht
without security; cheanes, 81
payments; offices In ali n@L @
ID. II. Tolman. 1893 Atlas blSs'a' bISs
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PAINTING AND PAPERHANG
ING.

PAINTING. PAPERHA NGINC;, 25C PER
bolt: calsomlning. wall paper cleaning
Eell phone 81 i2NY. Oh So. State f7lO
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PAPE2HANGING

PAPERHANGING 81 A ROOM. PAPER
furnished. first class work: tintInE
painting. cleaning. Ernst Sturm Ind
1892 shop 925 ". 1st So. c3f"7
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ariff Needn' Worry

deyoted
tariff,
protection all haSe peen neo.-'
REGARDLESS of and whatever abt a
have of market close al manu-,
and
wide Vafleu n'"
found in The rib
There is no immigration the women WIZ wv,
apply for situations through Help Wanted Ads; neither Stores
yod the farms. houses, ots uihi'u'e'
and other offerings in The L rbune Want Columns
Likewise offerings under the
motorcycles and
nesare ali on the frce awaiting the consideration @ m
every reade II YOU buyer for anything %
have to offer Ad Call either phohe-D
5000, Ind. $50.
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WANTED

. WAITRESS ES. IDAHO. $50,
1 waitress. Idaho. S25: pass.
/ waitress, Nevada. $50.
strock's Emp. Aecy.. 80 ". End So: 81
f239l
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AMOUNTS OF s5o0 ,N-
rate OF Interest. Hou-tsDJ Up;
IN" Co.. 9ol South Main M assi
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MALE

YOUNG MAE WANTS POSITION AS
bookkeeper and office man: graduate
Of Inter. Corr. School; capable OF assum-
Ing responsibility. can furnish references.
Address c. n. care Ogden branch The
Tribune. f21I5
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$1,000. $1,000. s25oo, ETC "a
GOOD MORTGAGES eHS2Ay
FR1ISCE. 2o2-205 FELT Brhd
PHONES: IND. TAT. BELL 5ss54
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wen, we have money
promptly as ever-on forms % h
ness property, Privilege a. aly Ell
repayment any time ana mas h
Homo Investment G SAT-. 1op q
Miller eres.. s. 8 and 10 Wesat Wss =, e .
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DR.. VINCENT SANITARIUM
Specialists Tor women; confidential con
nnements: legal adoption; seclusion; pri =
vncv 1929 Broadway. Denver. Colo
eSo06
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PERSONALS

LADIES WANTED TO BRING THEIR
husbands watches for 81 main springs.
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f-nITI -~"~>>~~~o @S
oNSi.E SAM LoANs Hs~-
,st phsyrnihs sn,,ihs OF value; cut aassosEi'
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MONEY TO LOAN ON oE
foneroy, 36 West lst Nn.,L al
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sAhARY Icy LOANS NEcoT1,-S.
ness feonf confIdeStini eeSettimniansn5ly smpio1sap, sisp
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Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 500. Independent 500
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The water at saltair is so degrees.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

HUSTLERS WANTED S25 TO Sio0
mado weekly on cement posts: write
for immediate particulars: five states for
sale or trade B. S. Harrington base
ment Atlas block, Sale Lake City. agent
for Thomas Eldrdge. Bell 5406; Ind 375.
dl069
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DRESSMAKING soIs

| ~-~-~-~J~~--~-~-~~>-~0 ,,,,y SChe~
MISS AGNES GRAHiANaMr;o iNarou nldE
dressmaking. 3ps S"A
phone 2523-A.
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WANTED
WANTED-MALE HELP

SHEPPARDS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, !
THE Red Front" 1l2 West End South |
Headquarters railroad and mining help.
Eell 353. eloia
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-03
HEAT DAMAGE
 PLAQUES BEARS
Much Nervous Activity in Wheat With July Shorts
 Rapidly Covering

Chicago. June 2.-Hessian fly, grass- hoppers and heat damage plagued the wheat bears today. In consequence the July option closed at 1ac net advance. Other months finished 1sc under last night. In coarse grain and provisions the out come of the days trading was a setback all around-corn Ac to 1sc, oats Kc to 9sD 1sc. and for hog products 2lkc to 25c
 There was much nervous activity in wheat, with July shorts ultimately scamp ering to cover and with longs realizing profits. Fear of manipulation explained to some extent the cratic course of prices for deferred deliveries. Millers ad- vices tended to show an unexpected re- duction of condition throughout Kansas and Oklahoma during May, owing to heat. Incidentally the bulls were helped by the fact that cash wheat was relative ly firmer than futures-the result of buy ing on the part of elevator people and local mills. Spectators on the whole vir- tually ignored the splendid rains in the northwest and the promise of heavy worlds shipments for the week. Between the opening and the close July ranged from 907sc to 92@e21sc and closede easy at 91ssc, a net gain of 1kc
 Crop reports regarding corn were ex- ceptionally good from all quarters, bar ring only Kentucky, where the state re- port said rains were badly needed More over eastern demand turned out very poor. Price changes for July varied from 53Ac to 54ssc with last sales AD7sc down at 5Ss4Q537sc Cash grades were steady in the main but undesirable lots declined 1kc No. yellow closed at 641k@54a4c.
 Oats weakened under free realizing. High and low limits for July were 365sc and 96c. The close, 36@361sc, was tame, 14g7sc below last nights level
 Provisions developed heavy tone be- cause local stocksS proved to be much larger than had been looked for. In the end pork was down 20c to 25c and other products 71sc to 10c.
 K it11ra otfOta ffonS xvara Pn1Io-,e.