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ASSESSMENT NOTICE


Tho DuH'y Mining Company
NOTICE .- HEREBY GIVES THAT At
y meeting uf iHU U1Hri uf directors NJ
Ohio UrfIy Mining Company bold Ou tH0 1lat
d4y of Stay, lsii, 1900 assessment ui tnTgt 900
uUufa per share wac levied upon tho capital
atHUh uf INu corporation payable Immediately
600 IslH" Jyuulugat ~OcrrtlrTt AE Che uuWUauy'a
uMcu, 300 IHp uy#urut National Bans building,
Salt IaAH lIIF, IllH,
ANN Hfl.E uuuu which al.d assessment shall
rumlu UUupId 0u Monday, July -ni, lHIi, fhhll
become HUuuUuUut aal be- advertised Tor sale.
and unless payment IH made before. Will Doc
tuIu lt public auction ON Thursday. July DO,
..|I.Ht 70 O'Clock m., ut Che office OF Che Score.
fHrE, Iu UAy uUIUUuvut lHaUH.mruI together
with Che cost OF lUyoruuug and expense
ut SAFE, uy order NJ he board ut nFrctora
InAAD JENNINGS, svuy.
SAIL Lake gIrr, ttaA, May %, 1874.
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NOTICE OF SALE or REAL EsTATEAT
PRIVATE SALE BY ADMINISTRATOR

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ pursuance % an order Of the rr0bate
Court ot tho County of ralt Lake and Territory
@ 10 Rs '4 m. Is f Sa s'y % 81 5a' fb5 az a.
Price, deceased. tBo unIersIgnsd. the admin.
lelralor oi aali eaiate, will seii 10 private aaio
90 ihc highgst BLADDER and subject TO counrma.
uou by qua Probate Court on Friday. June %,
s. y. 1924, at 90 O'Clock am. at tho rcsidonrs
OF The un1eri good. 40. 5i8 wet second south
street -alt Lako liiy. ltaJ, aii tho right. title.
10 the time Of hs daath. and ali the right.
tito Huu interest that thn said estate has Boz
and 90 AT that certain lot piece or psrcsl
% water right in the White Ditch. iying and
bong in the county " salt Lake and Territory
of Utah. and bounded az fjlloWt. t1.uit Part
% ihe northeast quarter Of section number
iwonty uigut i2sl, township one llI south Of
TANGO one Il east. SAT- Lake meridian. 10.
ginning on the south side OF an Old ditch fence
claiui. south 1ftv Elk tiGI rods from me north.
east corner % ufufCHAIu quarter section. thence
ny said claim AionE the south side u said diich
thence onward uy sat claim aiong the west
side 90 au old ditcH fouce uorth cishi degrees
900 iof.y minutes l.west seyrnteon and
Eve icnut ti.il rods, thence west seventy i've
ana inur.Ioutns $50 rods. thonue south sixty.
one |NII rods. thCurc est twenty two aud twos
tcnils llll rode. thence south eighty
east twenty four tlU rods tneuco south
Dighiy.cfsht ami one fourth Isti.I degrees ID
cast boundary of said quarter soetioni thence
along che east b0undaFi % Aforesaid quafter
section t1rysu|Eut aud fuurstcutba $50 rods
90 place VI beginning. containing thirty.onn and
io'W four huutfetht Daltl artOa. nth twouiy.
-four 1grrs ri water right ln the White Ditch
~ in salt Lake County and Territory OF
Utah
mdsv be received to- writing up to tho
hour ~ sale, AZ Che place above defisnated Tor
tHU sale. or delivered 90 She administrator rers
HuuuIIy ht any time lefsfr Che sair.
lerH. $40 onndltons ~ sale. HMt casn
uuu with note and mortgage on premises sold,
with ciglt pee cent Interest per annum.
Dated june 9, itHL
JOSEPH q. DAVIS.
Admiu.sirai0r OF Estate o. Thomas Price.
trrrHtUf
IuuuEE a HJuuIa.
Nttlrutya flr AdmI1tttrat1r
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MARsHAI,s SALE.

DURsUASr 10 AZ EXECUTION To ME,
A directed BY the THIRD uistrist Court, Of
sale. Al ihs froat door o. the Gounty court
house, in the city Of Alt Lake, County %
salt Lac and Territory o. Utah, on the ilrd
day u June. isgt. u ~ O'Clock a. m. all the
rifht. TILE. claim and Interest OF Charles
IblUdC, of, On, and N tue following described
real estate. Hituato, lying and beng lu ralt
Lake CUuuty, ana described ns follows. 90 witi
two lgI rods vide bearing south seventy hyo
degrees, east Eve .ol chains aud seventy four
go lnts thence east from toe northwest cor.
ucr u ihu southwest quarter u the northeast
guArur uf section twelve NlU iu toNnship
tWu l-l, south uf range one iD, west % tho
HaIt Lake meridian, aud running thence olsg
two til ehains, cutting south end " Little
cottonwood lulEu5 thrucc south four 90
degrees. east hlluE ihh center Of county ROAD
seven y eaains. twenty l!e, llnAs thence
land two lii chains 70 100 thonrg north ave iD
degrees east along the enter Of fence
bans seven ll chains ~ Links 10 point u be.
ginning, D1utaininlns ono and dive cighihs
20 HI acrrs OF land,
hcuuuIng at She point Of interscc ton OF tho
center of liuu Of uaTlW luuu running be-
bearing north 9, degrees west with the line %
thO old pasture feneg 90 west line of tho
brewery land about nye iil chains seventy nyo
D'l LINKS east from iho northwest corner
uf tho southwest quarter u the northeast
quarter % section twelve ti2l, iu township
lwo ,ll, south o. range one ~ west. salg LAKE
seventy eve liil degrees, west along center OF
narrow lane about two lll chains fifteen tlAl
LINKS more or lcsa 20 tho east line % a narrow
ruli leading south twenty one llD degrees,
Thirty lIl minutes west, thence along
tho east line OF said narrow road
three 90 chains thlftF. I've $50 links
Co HAkt, thence east three 90
chains more or less % tho old pasture fence
thence north lyo % degrees east along the old
dltCu hauk two lll chains seventy i've tiil
ltn more or loss 10 the center OF narrow lanu
nrat mentioned and point OF beginning, con.
tanning three quarters 80 VI an aero DO
tlp zane more ~ lusa,
10 Ht sold AH she property Of Charles 1hioue
az Che auit OF Oluf d NorL
Term Uf aalo, cash.
NAT ST. BRIGHAM.
q y, Marshal
by L. T. AucuLn, Deputy Marshal.
Dated June Let. 1907
bEu. ", MoNEH, Any. Tor Plaintiff
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RIO
GRANDE
WESTERN
STANDARD GAUGE


leave snit Lhhc
40. .-for Provo. InEhsm. Wa.
ateh hui ul pu.u's tatt sos a. m.
NO tafur Provo. GRAND junction
aud OIL points Eaft,s.. ..,.. I'd D. DO.
No. o-lor Provo NaHu aud
rtIIua ....... ssss=.. .ssstsss 700 U. fs
No. s=FUr Eufota aut bingham, 600 %. m
No. a-ior Ogiou and WoaL..,-..a % ..'p m.
30 i-FJf ogden and tH1 Wost..,. 400 p.m.
Arrive sait Lake
SO. I-Tum Provo. Grand junction
and thG tHHttss..H... ..,ssss 1870 y. ml
80. .-fflm Provo. Grand Junction
uui tH0 EHft .s...ssss. ...ssss llfti D. ms
SO. 5-irHm bingham. Provo, Manu
raIIna Hu1 MasutrH. ......a. fHt0 %. m.
so. 0-Ifom Iurofa aud Bingham p.t1a. m.
N0 g-irom Ogden AMI lh8 West s.i5a M.
so. t-irom NFion and Che West, SIS o.. m.
only Iluo running through rullman Palace
Double urAw'uE Noon eupofs O. Denver via
Dranu Junction aud 90 Kansas City and uhicas
30 Va colorado Uulutat frFO reclining chair
cafe hnIt AAaU tH beaver, aud only line run
ming Pullman rltrUura tu.t Lake o. San lrHus
cisco. hoohanEcsi ciuha connections. safety
speed and comfort.
Ticket ONCE, 10 v. End South
n e. DODGE. Ar. WEuuY.
Gen. Manager Con. eupt.
Ia. lLNNErE Gen. r.&r.A.
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Attorney lur Petitioner.
NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS

Estato u Margaret % o.. McAlaftof. deceased.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN ny tine
~ undersigned, administrator Of tho o..
tate ~ Margaret 10. = NCMaHirr. deceased, Co
thc creditors ~ aud 900 persons having claims
against the saii deceased, t1 exhibit them with
che necessary FuuUhrTH, within four months
after tho urst publication " thls notice 90 the
btld udmiuttratDr Ht "a South Ninth EaHt So,
nalt Lake city, ltah.
ALEXANDER MrNAsTEH,
AdmuIstrhtUr ui the Estate " Margaret b..
D. MrhIHHIrf. deceased
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THE
DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF The WORLD
Tho only line IlllIlg two
Through Fast Trains daily I
LEADVILLE,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
DETECTIVE APRIL %. l89l.

Train No. leaves Ogden 100 am,
Salt Lake SOS AIM, arrive At Pueblo
6I5 Ia m, Colorado Springs 1854 am,
Denver 1850 ann.
Train No. 4 leaves Ogden 7.21 pm,
Salt Lake a25 p.mr arrive at Pueblo
Egsp.m, Colorado Springs 500 PM,
Denver 1850 pm.
Couuoc ions made at Pueblo, Colorado
Syringe aud Denver with all lines east
Elegant day coaches, chair cars and Poll.
man HlsopUfs 0n an trains. Take tho
ID. & 30 a.. ami have comfortable trip
aud enjoy the nnesI scenery on 'ha COM
tIunnL
As. HUGHES, S. X. HOOPER,
Traffic Manager, q. =. & 4. a.
Denver, Colo. Denver, colo.
B. 3. NEF1NS,
Guu0nl Agent,
Salt Lake CITY, Ca
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LEGAL NOTICE.

10 be Probate Court boz and f1r SAT- Lhxo
County iomiug of Utah
in tho matter of ths estate of Thomas Mes
LELAND, deceased.
NuTlCr ts uEHEM OWES THAT
- Thomas MrlU|IHuI nod edward MHlNl4
.anl administrators of che estate Uf Thomas
NuICIAuu drentfud have rendered fuf cot.
Element aud nIed Iu ftId court their final &C..
count Uf ihC.r udmiuHtstluu % said rttAtc
aud UuutuH Cor uull distribution of
o., fgsiigo ~ sa.d estate among
lne persons entitled thereto, aud that
luu.Hhy. tUu 10Th day of July, A. ID. l"t
az l1u.t.Hgk o. &c.,, 90 che Court doom Of saId
UuIi, boz tHU County Court House, Hal Lake
lHN Hnu county. lun Territory. u1s boon
uu'y .HTuInfgd Iy tlr Judge uf raid Court iHr
iNu .UtNUwUut OF Haiu account ana hearing
hAII petition Cor distribution, at which umu
uul place Huy person Interested iu sad cftatC
mHN appear ana show cause. DO any there Del,
WIZ sa.1 account should not Dc hutilDd aud
approved and 1ual iHuibuuon made us prayed
Tor
Dated June 1861. 1894
TO- " NEIOY.
C.cTs oi Che Probate Court
by D. JACK Deputy
BENNETT MarHniIIN uraIicy. ATTORNEYS,
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.


NOTICE D. UENfU GIVEN UN THE
~ uUlgrsIgurI, AEUuH MuEwAu, IA
UUItHR of tEr last will Uf Henry NrEwAu,
deceased fI tHu creditors NJ, aud AN persons
HliIn. claims against Che alit deceased, GO
UnHIHI Them with thn necessary vouchers.
within i.u months after thg 1rat publication nj
tuH notice, tl the said AUuuHH NuEWuu, En.
r.utfIh of Ono last will uf said deceased, at 50.
lf Fourth street lu SALT lake CIV lu tlC
County of salt Lake, Territory ~ Utah.
A0hESN NrENAN,
tHerutria Uf Che last will of Henry MoIwau,
deceased
Dated june Hth, a, ID. ls4I
ions 80. uANsuN. Attorney Tor ENrUutrIN
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lu tho Probate Court NJ salt Lake Countl
Utah Territory.


7-"7T "T"TT ~ T7|7-"-
ITpuN READING ANu FILING TIM
u statements lu WuuuF 81 Mari lllumErcru.
Tue mother ~ HAId child. aud OF Joshua Davis
Hnl Elsir MARY DAVIS. husband and aifr who
propose Hduutu. said child, HAIl ftatfmrntH
being Nrrnud aud HtEuoi before W1 o. Probate
Judge, praying Tor Hu order adopting said
child tn Che said Joshua DAVIS aud Elaln Mary
DAVE. % lH ordered that "wednesday che EIth
day Of June, a. ID, 1924, NJ Do a, m.. Ht she
County Court House OF HAIt Lake city. ur AMI
h hereby appointed che umr and place for
hearing thU said petition. and thaltHU clerk
cause due notice thereof Tu hr given AZ pro.
-Ur'Iri nr law, bY publication ln che uIaEUf o.
lNINiNu NIWH. Ht salt Lake tltEt Tor tIrHv
wrUkH uuEt before SAID Hr4uug. That aIl per.
SONS interested may appear aud oppose said
petition,
NIiurHs my hand tH.. .uu day OF June. I-IL
JAtlU ii utAlU,
Probate Judge,
IEuautuy & ghNEHs,
AttnuY.H Iuf u0uUuurra
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NOTICE DE- lEHEuI GIVEN THAT
~ hgEl Hawkins admmIatfatUr uf TIE
estate Of Charlotte llHWkIus. duHruHe1. has
rendered Cor settlement. and lIeI iu SID
court One lual account 90 Doe administration
of saIl estate aud petition Cor rual distf.Hu.
uun ui ihH residue 10 sni estate among tno
thr lUtu uHN nf july. a. D.. lFii. 90 Do O'Clock
d 900 no tUc Court Room of said Court, in tho
tuNnF Court House. NnIt Lake tity aud
luuutY. Utah tuuliOrY, has been duly aU.
pointed ny mo judge " said court Tor the
hcuICmcut 90 uail account and hearing Hhid
uruuuu Cor distribution ht which time ami
place any UyfHOu interested boa Haiu estate may
apncaf anu show rausG 10 any there br, why
slli account should not nu settled and aps
proved ami nnal distribution made aa prayed
tor
Dated June 18Th, IFA
n. n. MtLON, CLERK % Probate Court
by j. 3 IACk, Deputy
AttorueIH tEuoUsoN 4 CAsNoN.
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Real Estate

For sale or Trade in all parts
Of tho City. Jay Il. Stephens,
% Union National Bank
Building.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

location Of principal place on business, Park
city. summit County, Utah Location Of
mine fuatc Creek mining district, Waaatch
County, Utah
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ meeting uf the Board of Trustees,
h..d nc PARK CITY, on tho lah day Of June,
l.i. au assortment mo Oh of one cent uor
share was LEVIED on She capital stock 90 tho
corporation. payable 90 tno secretary on ur
before che Do day Of July. lsat any storE
upon which tHc assessment romans unpaid ou
enc fHIl .th day o. July. 1874, will Ie 1plIu.
VHrut uud HIyuriisoa fUrsalo at public suction,
Hrl f payment De- not made before. sill be
sold on tIc .IIH day 90 August. $50 40 Room
No. Constitution building, Hait Lake Dlty,
Utah. at Che hour Of 2 O'clock b. tn.
W. j. UCHTOA. Fgry.
Residence HurionH Court, salt Lake Jiiy.
Utah
rAuN uIrU june ilth. 1894
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


Location of once and principal place of busi
ness. luIIUu Hotel West second south
street. sails Lake CITY. Utah
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
N arrHlIar meeting NJ luu hoard OF plrect
0rs OF sHiI company held uu tuc gIHt day Of
May. $500. NHHrfHuyut 80. Oh OF HDyUu per
cent ur .I "HHlH per share, wac LEVIED on tho
capital a.ur. uf tIr corporation. PAYABLE on
MHrHfI. IsNI. 200 tHU secretary, ut Che once Of
mo- company room st cullen Hotel West
second HuuLH street. sails Lake tig. tIh
IHrr.fuTl.. uuF Hlurh upon which tlia asses.
mont #Hal' remain unpaid on saturday, juno
HH. lrHI will hu Delinquent anu advertised
for alIv Ht public Nu.luut and unless payment
IH IHHuu before, will Doc sold ON monday. July
NiI. 1885, Ht4 O'Clock %. m Co pay tho de-.
IiuUUuuf aHHUFHm0uI together with The costa Of
aUFrftH.uE omit rhpvnata of HAIu.
lY order uf Che Hoard uf Directors,
Arthur PARSONS, spcy.
iH Wee. Second N0rlh ST. salt Lake CITY
Utah. hIHy go 1874
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WANTED.

w ANIbp-LAuY OR GESTLkNiAN To
,' .......t In nltA salary HiIlU. with
.,l,' w. increase. aud position uormanruf, Do
lul'l. ht way fair paid 10 urIeeif engaged
''. .osa reference and self addressed STAMPED
''"N' manager l1ea Drawer o.. hfcag1
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100 ACRES ot flNE ttgM LAND
- - with Hn abundance of water aud
Eu11 stock range, located anon. tuU nuDHt
lar'rs % Me territory, CIuHo Co umHHI Co.," lgHH
lhah NtI urI acre, j. o. Stephens d lHlUu
National Bank block
on ACRES PINE FnUiT LAND CLOSE
~ 90 DIiH. ans u'Cn,y % water i0r tHrgc
umrs mo uWuuut uf iauu. tu trade Cor D.tE
PROPERTY j. % stephens, % Union National
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NO lltMBJG ~ THIS BUT FACTS.
HAVE EQUITIES ON ttH,r GLASS
= property I1 100 parts 0f che rItv Cor aa.r
ron one hundred 90 three tuuutani 1O'Iara
Anl rt. Doe paid Iu almost any form Yuu WIfh
lNN pfNnrrii.H nIu worth from tNH fI ftu
thuualnu dollars aud can be bad FROM 900 i1
.,.N. tal 10 ulre j. o.. stephens, q. Union
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HE PARAGON.
IWh0I. CLASS BOOT AND suOT REPAIR.
iuE done whIo YOU wait 20 tho lowest
JUICES taNfi1Uuuu guaranteed % w. south
l'milo ~ -aIt lhLu. Iry 0ur I shoe
fIhNt CHICKS, WARRANTS AND
water s'rIu bought uv iufsel o. Tracy.
~ and Commercial i'oss
~ TRANS 200 uuUk uN GRAVITY
80 sewer Apply a. uc.t's hot -riirFs.
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CITY Ticket ONCE 2Ol HAHN Street.
Telephone go
M uuILEN Cont Ngl rausr Dept
o. DICKINSON. General Manager
LI. IONAA. U.r&I. Agcu.
EII.II .ttAHN.
UIINfU 50. NINh,
IIIItEl NNutUHUN. .UpUsVfrH
FUUh 49, UuhNI
FREDERICK d. CHJuEUr
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GuMFuNE ruL uDur uE OWNUU.
- Hhiu tlA nuc utur home uu % street. Doe
tsrru tiitu aud Sixth -trrCt A 9 ruomut
Ed0uo house. fumWrr kitHugut city water "a
rods OF ground ifUua lUU glgs UUU shade
trees aud lawn COR HtwaiI cone Iteration ui
ilfDl. Jay %. stephens, % luiYn National
HANK bloch
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VOu CAN sEr a NOME uI hssuMiNG
u mortgage OF lee than uuustnirI tho
Value OF tlH property. with low rate uf Iufrrs
CT hy gllirF uu j o. stephens, - Union
National Usut D.Uea,
Il HAVE HtNENAI NtCE HOMES tHOM
i . Co ruumU1 houses aud big lots. lu the
east part NJ Che cts t1 Hrl, fr.u Ht,Ull o. 90
rnrh VIII Doc sold Uu tIr lnttaIurut u'hu or
viii nh1 some vacant Tote la pHrt pay. j. %.
stephens, - tuIuu National Dams DOCS.
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q 5. MauhHI.
By Joins M DyuUUuh, Deputy NurshaL
Dated q. sat Lake ClA jane l.tn, 1884,
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Chatlo' r, Smith appeared In iii-
uc . curt insan Ffncits0 OaMut dly
anu gave up a 81 SILVER waicu, paif Vt
chrrT Old.plaiui slCeve.buuons anu
a milestone shirt stud to satisfy The
claim VI "a local dfy-goods htm for mui-
Chauuieu bought by his vile.
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APPLIED THE TORCH.
The Race War In the South Causes Labor
Troubles.

The Race War In the South Causes Labor
Troubles.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 6. Develop.
ments in the labor troubles show the
desperation Of the white men who work
along the leyee and indications are
that the worst is not yet over. Sunday
afternoon the torch was applied to the
wharf Of the West India and
Pacific Steamship company on the
levee at the foot of Nun street. and be-
fore the flames were subdued there
was a loss of 100000 in merchandise,
cotton and damage to one of their
steamships. About half was insured.
The trouble is race war between
the white and colored screwmen and
longshoremen. It resulted Saturday
in a riot, in which one negro was
killed and several wounded, and then
a sort of truce was patched up, by
which all the steamship agents agreed.
except one. Stoddard & Co., to em-
ploy only white laborers on their
ships Then came the longshoremen,s
strike, and that eliminated in white
longshoremen refusing to work with
the negroes. For the last two DAYS
things have been comparatively quiet,
but there was little work done on the
levee, one steam boat being loaded by
negroes under protection of fifty po-
lice. The police are almost powerless,
and it is likely the governor will order
out troops,
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THE TRADE OUTLOOK.
Views of the Leading Agencies on thu
Business Situation.

Views of the Leading Agencies on the
Business Situation.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Bradstreet saws:
General trade continues on conservative
lines. there being little far-reaching improves
ment in business circles as compared with a
week ago. aside from the settlement OF the
strike at Fall River, one OF the effects OF
which is expected to be the steadying Of
prices for cotton fabrics and an inducement
to cloth printers to order for future delivery
AT Cleveland, Cincinnati. Kansas City,
Omaha, Les Moines, St. Paul and Minneapolis
no change is reported in commercial circles,
business being moderate and dealings con.
sentative. Colder weather is needed at the
cities further north Detroit reports unsea-
sonable weather has further checked distribu-
ton of clothing and allied lines, and at Chi
cago the volume Of business Is smaller
than In the previous week, although
interior merchants in Ohio, Indiana
and Illinois are sending in sea-
sonable number of mail orders. st. Louis
tobbers in dry goods, hats and millinery report
about the usual volume OF trade, but most
other lines show decrease. There is fair
volume of business at Duluth, where lake nav
igation Is nearing its close. and at Portland,
Gre, general trade Is said to have improved,
while at San Francisco no special change has
taken place.
R. G. Dun & Co, S weekly review says:
Failures continue small, and for four weeks
ending October %, liabilities were IS 2O8 892 Of
which So, 455 were of manufacturing and e..
SOL ,434 OF trading concerns. Southern failures
are comparatively small, and the eastern and
western about equal. During the past week
failures have been 249 in the United States
against 358 last year and so In Canada against
70 last year,
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SCORES GO DOWN.
A Steamer Strikes the Rocks on Grea
Barrier Island.

~ steamer Strikes the Rocks on Great
Barrier Island.
SYDNEY, N. S. W., Nov. e.-The
steamer Wairapa, plying between
this port and Auckland. N. H.. was
wrecked on Great Barrier island on
Sunday night. She began going to
pieces at once in the heavy seas. A
few OF her passengers were saved, but
Ill were drowned. The vessel is q to-
tai wreck.
The night was very dark and the
officers and lookout on the steamer
were ignorant of the proximity of land
until the steamer struck on the rocks.
Capt. Mcintosh, the master Of the
Wairaipa, was on the bridge at the
time. He, together with most of
the crew, was lost. The sea was
rough when the steamer went
aground. Attempts were made to
lower some of the boats, but several of
these were either smashed by being
thrown by the sea against the side of
the steamer before the falls were cast
off. or were capsized before they could
be laid head on to the sea. Everybody
in the boats persisted. Those remain
ing on board refused to escape this
way.
In the meantime the people on shore
had gone to the assistance Of the
shipwrecked people. The steamer
had two or three life RATS and these
were thrown overheard, but attached
to the vessel by stout lines. Then
some of the passengers scrambled
down the side by the aid of ropes and
dropped upon the RATS, which were
then cut loose. They drifted rapidly
in shore and the people on them were
taken off when they came in reach by
men who went into the water as far
as possible to meet them.
A line was finally thrown across the
steamer and the breaches buoy was
rugged. A number of lives were saved
by this means. Altogether Ill of the
passengers and % of the crew were
drowned. The survivors have arrived
at Auckland.