Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-27
BUSINESS AND MINES.
The Heaviest Days Run Yet hadS at
the Sugar Factory.
UrAu SHEEP SALES IN CHICAGO


tukhl NANiuE htNNltA ANt NAiNN sN' "
ing the hest In competition against
the world Mt the Fair, the managers at
home are suelnt that the mill dues iis
pretiiest TO prepare IL product for the
market.
With tho tweniy.f1ur hours ending
last evening, the factory made tue
biggest run Ia ils history, and turned
out quality Of sugar that has never
teen eHoelled. The product Of the
day. run was $4,000 pounds. Up to
thc close Of yeslorIay's WORK, there has
been made at the factory since II start
ed up this season 100000 pounds Of
sugar.
sELLiN0 UTAH MUTTON.
Matters are showing up more bright
ly Tor Utah sheep owneu, who are no"
getting better market Tor their mu'-
ton. The prices offered In the West Tor
good wcthers has been ridiculously
low, and still are a. an unsatisfactory
figure here, though the recent action OF
some heavy owners has raised u some,
aud will probably crowd II still iui-
ther up. Owing to the low price
offered by shippers, owners con-
cluded they could DO no worse
by going u the Chicago market direct
ana acted ON the suggestion. Large
coneignmenls OF Utah sheep are now
ON the way enst, one shipment from
the GENITAL part Of the Territory con.
siaiiux OF 300 head. The earliest
shippers oblnined satisfactory results,
and Jew lot that reached Chicago
within tho past few days has done
even better. A telegram received
from T.. H.. CallistrT, Of this
city, this morning, tells Of
thu disposal OF mutton sheep
alta net pIofit Of 20 to 80 per cent over
that which can be obtained In sat
Lake City. This IL encouraging news
to the sheep owners, who are becoming
OF the opinion that II viii pay them to
ship direct to market rather than die.
pose OF their sheep 10 middlemen. The
obtaining Of good prices by those who
chip direct will doubtless have the
effect OF iaising the home uarket 10 a
letter figure than two cents pound
InEY ARE PAR APART.
The meeting Of eastern commercial
organizations nell ia Washington on
the l2th inst. adopted resolutions OF
which a copy WIS received yesterday
by the secretary OF the Chamber Of
Commerce. Toe resolutions afo sub
stautially the fame As cOmmunica-
tion received a. the time the call was
made, and published In the NEWS n
month ago. They strongly end0rse
Pref lent Clevoland's Anti.silveT
policy, aud call for the Senate 10 Iass
the repeal till. The meeting styled
itself the "S1und Money Convention
OF Commercial Orgauiz ttiOnf.h Last
night W. T.. Hubbard, president Of
the Chamber OF Commerce, sent the
following reply;
h. q. STANDARD, President Of tho Sound
Money Convention Of Commercial
Organizations, New NOrN
Dear Sir-In reply to your circular
letter Of the 18th inst, containing rcsolu-
lions ~ passed by tie National Sound
Money Convention Of Commercial or.
ganizitous" AZ Willarl's hall, Washing.
Ton. u. O., sept. "a, 1893. Tho salt Lake
Chamber OF Commerce omphnilcally
opposes said resolutions, rs they arc In
direct opposition TO the views heretofore
expressed by this organization the salt
Lake Chamber Of Commerce. In COM
munioation addressed TO your honorable
body. Yours respectfully
W. l.. Human,
President OF Salt Lake Chamber Of
Commerce.
EUREKA ITEMS.
Special to ne DKsEREr NEWS
EUREKA, Sept 81, $780, william
Paxman, Oi Nephi, president Of Jua6
stake, accompanied by Sister Pax
man anu Elder Ieaho CAD, visited
Eureka on sunday, the cath lust
A more complete organization OF the
Eureka ward was effected by Bishop
Loutentock choosing John q. Ffccklo-
ton ~ his fiTst and LOrauz Fuelliu-
bach m his second counselor
The meetings were we'll attended,
many OF the brethren losing half
shift In order to be preuent-ior In this
place the Sabbath day IL never OBJ
served Rs such IN mine operations. We
had a time Of rejoicing together.
The camp II somewhat livelier tina
II WAS. over a hundred men are nov
employed at the Bullion Beck mine.
The Eureka Hill ami Keystone
mines are each running with small
force. The saloons have dwindled
down TO iOuf, yet last payday quite a
number oi men were locked up Tor
being drunk and disturbing the peace.
IL is fact thnt MIR. John q. Packard
Intends to build forty stamp mill
somewhere near the Eureka Hill mine,
20 work the ore from that mine anu
the Keystone.
II something IL not done soon TO
brighten the prospects for an advance
In the price Of silver, the probabilities
are that the Eureka mine vii shut
down entirely Tor the winter. ORR.
HOME MADE ARTICLES.
The October circular Of u. &. NJ. /.
Il being distributed 10 the patrons OF
the Institution. IL calls speoial alien
ton to articles OF home manufacture
aud gives "a partial list Of those which
tho Institution particularly recon-
mends TO lie customers. II also in
vitts the active aid OF dealers In behalf
OF h me industry, by recommending
to them that they purchase local pro.
duclious Ia preference 20 importation b.
In the list OF homt.mndo Article,
recommended 10 customers are the
following; BOota and shoes, jumper,
overall, wool,n shirte, sugar, cheese,
brooms, creamery butter, cAnuul
tumatorR, laundry aud toilet
sOaIs, liquid bluinr, axle groase, sui.
phuT, vinegar wash bOards, candy,
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