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working Away Quietly.

While it is making but little stir in
the world. the Utah Power company
has q. force of men at work in the
Big Cottonwood canyon making the
necessary preparations Cor the placing
of the line of pipe which will convey
the water from the stream to the pow
er wheels There is a considerable
en- altogether the work is very extern
sive AS yet the board of directors
has not outlined a definite policy IS TO
the future operations. but the con-
struction of the plant is TO be proceed
ed with as rapidly as possible 1t is
anticipated that the force of wOrkmen
will be increased in the very near fu-
tIIre
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EXTENSIONS COMPLETED
Montana Points at Last Joined
By Telephone Wires.
SUPT. MURRAY'S MESSAGE.
IMPROVEMENTS MADE
IN THE NORTH.

First Machinery For the Citizens
Electric Light Company Re-
ceivcd observation-disclosures of
Wire is to Commence in Earnest
This Morning Says MIR. Boettcher
Other Savings Banks OF This
City Have Practically Decided to
Follow the Lead of the Deseret
Savings and Make n Reduction
in the Interest on Deposits
General business News.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, July 2e
Cattle were 70 more than steady. Choice
feeders were scarce and firm at 4.O0d4 10:
a few lots being good enough 10 sell
above $40 9S'
HOGS-Prices We're stronger with an
average advance OF &c. in heavy and
mixed droves. Light weights sold AZ $50
e15.21; mixed hogs at zoos. 20; and heavy
lots at 470W5.25 The bulk sold at son
Sic
SHEEE--Cn greatly increased receipts.
prices broke about 50 TO 75c. per hun
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Hnyward Going East.

General Manager Hayward, of the
Salt Lake & Ogden Gas and Electric
Light company, will leave for the cast
this morning on special business. He
intends going as far as New York and
Boston and says his visit is to be made
for the purpose of furnishing up on
the electric light business. 1t is not
at all unlikely that the gentleman will
make some purchases of machinery
during his stay in the east.
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bred for all except the best, putting quo
tations about where they were three
extreme range. the top prices being paid
for some fancy 1l5 pound ShropshiTes.
Sales were largely at 2.25G3.5O; westerns
Joined IN the decline. the break amount
ing to fully 5oGS75c. Wednesday. on which
day they sold at 3.00fI4S0; since then both
sheep and lambs have sold more actively
at better prices, the rally, including a
small advance today, being q bout 1oG120.
The best lambs are now fetching 800.
Receipts-Cattle. 500; calves, 800; hogs,
600. sheen. 5000.
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

CATTLE-Re"e'pts. LOO; market strong
and active; native beef steers, 3.J005. 20;
wostern steers. 3.-jq64 IL; Texas steers,
2.50d4.25; cows and heifers, 10c. higher
250I3.75; Gamers, 1852. 40: stockers and
feeders, stronger, 2.756540O; calves, 2.5O@
40; bulls. stays, etc. 1908 p.
HOGS-i;eceipts. loo; quality fair; mar
ket &c. higher: heavy, 1.70ll4.90; mixed,
4.S0Q4.S5; light, i.S5N5.91; bulk OF sales,
4S5GI4. 80
SHEEP-Eeceipts. zoo; market steady;
fair to choice natives. .. 756S.15; fair to
choice westerns. 250lg3 &c; common and
stock, 1.75q2.7 20, lambs 3.00@5.50.
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SEEN BY DUN.

NEW YORK, July 26.-R. g. Dun X
COS ky review Of trade, which IS
sues tomorrow, viii say:
II is not the season for the tide OF
business TO rise, bur there IS perceived
scarcely any Sllrin&age except that Which
Gomez naturally with miosuIilliler ned T.
The volume OF new business is Snall
compared with the recent months, buI
large enough to encourage more open
1ngs of long closed works ana more az 'l+
Vances in returns 10 labor important
strikes shcW that the advance IS not
enough for some. but the strikers seem
net more threatening that week ago. .
Accounts OF SErlnkaSe IN the Nleiu or
wheat come from both Pacific states ana
from the Dakotas- It would be a strange
and unnatural July without SUCH reports,
and vet they have weight enough this
wear TO LEAD even the most experienced
TO reduce somewhat their estimate OF
yield while tie price has advanced sac
Prices of iron and steel products sun
rise the features this week being the
startling advance Of soc. per keg IN cut
and wire nails with new cards Tor var
ious sizes which it is stated makes the
advance unequally greater than 1t APP
reared. Angles are also a shade higher,
and other prices strongly maintained.
ResSemer Dig does not advance, although
The Carnegie and one other company
have been buying ABOUT l4O,UUO TONS
which is supposed to ioreshadoW large
1855. orders for rails were n3,003 tons.
against 502 900 tons in the 1irst halt OF
last year, and a good many smaller deal
ers appear at Chicago Otherwise there
is . distinct hating II new demand.
though nearly all iron aGd steel works
are crowded with orders for some time
10 come. Prospects that other furnaces
with capacity Of 5000 toaS weekly in the
east ana as much i'll the south will go
into blast within the coming months of
'a5 l1indess further rise in pig. Copper has
again advanced 10 H., contracts having
been made this month for twenty mil
lion pounds and lead and both strong tex
tiles have q better outlook with larger
demand Tor cotton and wooden goods, =
shade advance in print cloths and in
11lcst bieached goods and hopeful mar
ket for light weight wool. (which Is
scarcely advanced beyond last years
prices, are on tie whole selling better.
Enormous sales of wool, HIS 64 pounds
in four weeks, against 220, 80 in '92, far
exceed actual consumption. but reflect
belize that the prices will not decline,
and l. few changes this week have
Eseen upwa,Td. Scarcity of domestic wool
III eastern markets is in part due to
heavy speculative Withdrawals.
Failures Tor the week were 3t2 in the
United States against 249 last year, and
~ in Canada. against 80 last year.
VIEWED BY BRADSTREET.
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changing Their Loeation.

Bradstreet's commercial agency will
hereafter be found in new quarters,
the old having been found to be too
small. The new Offices are located in
the Atlas block, the removal being eff
fected yesterday. On the first of the
coming month Superintendent Pitt
win step down and out. having accept
ed the management of the Tontine In
Vestment company.
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KANSAS cry LIVE STOCK.

KANSAS CITI, July 20.
CATTLE-Receipts. $500; shipments.
$500; best, steady 10 weak; others 10c.
lower; Texas steers. 2.00Q4.I0 Texas CONS,
2.00d2.70; beef steers, '.25qJ.50; native
COWS. 2.00455O: stocllers and feeders, go
0440; bulls, 1-50t2 d.
Receipts, 6.100; shipments. 400:
market steady to 81. higher; bulk of
sales, 4;15d5.OO; ileayies. 4.5(e4.S 50; packers,
4.65G5.00; mixed, 100000; lights, 4.S5Q5.15;
workers, 5.00G1j. 10 2. no pigs
SHEEP-Receipts, 1890; shipments none;
market steady
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After sickness of any kind, complete
and speedy recovery is insured by the
use of Ayers Sarsaparilla. It expels
all disease germs which may be lurking
in the system, and restores tone and
efficiency to every organ OF the bodss
1t is the best summer medicine.
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Northern Wool Sales.

The sales of wool at Livingston,
Montana, this season have aggregated
600 900 pounds, for which the growers
realized on an average of Il cents net.
This wool is being baled in preparation
for shipment to the markets of the
east.
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THAT CUT IN INTEREST.
Practically All of the Savings Banks
Have Agreed.

For some time past, in fact since the
action of the board of directors of the
Deseret Savings bank in ordering a
reduction of / per cent in the savings
deposit interest, effective October 1
the executive officers of the savings
institutions of the city have been in
regarding the radical
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-27

President Wallace of the Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone company,
yesterday received message from
General Superintendent Murray, who
is in Helena. announcing that the two
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-27
FOREIGN FINANCES.

NEW YORK, July 2e-The Evening
Posts London clb,egram says:
The stock markets were dull again to-
firm. The close being strong, Lehigh VAL
ley bonds have not done 50 wei as antici-
pated and the premium is offered.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-27

The unequalIed strength of the
Royal, as certified by the highest bak
ing powder authorities, makes it the
than other7
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-27

,rhe following table. compiled by Brad
streets, shows the total clearances at the
principal cities and the percentage OF in
crease or decrease, as compared with the
corresponding week last year:
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fractional, except in the case of the
other shares which SHOW losses of Il per
cent. each. y few OF the railroad and
miscellaneous stocks closed below YeSter-
days final figures. At the close, the en-
tire market was heavy in tone. The tenn
per of speculation continues bullish as re-
CARDS bonds The Atchis0n issues We're
again heavily dealt in, at advancing fig
ures. The aggregate sales were s.. 415,000.
Money on call. easy n l Fer cent; last
loan ], closed ! per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 39t per cent
business in bankers bills at 4.90G490h for
demand and 4.S9N4.S94 for sixty. days.
Posted rates, 4S91aG4,'0 and 4.9O}2eyL9l.
Commercial bills. 1884,.
Silver certificates. 6j3sei66ts.
Government bonds, steady; state bonds,
dull: railroad bonds, strong.
Petroleum, heavy, closed, L5O bid.
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LIVERPOUL WHEAT.

LIVERPOOL, July IS.
WHEAT-Spot firm, demand, poor; No.
red winter IS. SI@d.; No. red spring,
IS. Cd: No. hard Manitoba, 5s. ID; No.
California, IS. sd,
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Not included in total because Of no
comparison for last year.
Not included in totals because other
items than cleaings.
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BUT FEW CITIES
SHOW A DECREASE.
Clearing House Statements flake
Remarkable Showing.
SALT LAKES INCREASE.
MUCH SMALLER THAN THAT OF 4
WEEK AGO.

Lend Shows n Firmness Tint is
Very atifyiag-WeStern Live
stock Markets Make Good
Shov-i observation-disclosures and Dun's
Reviews Of the Business Situa-
tion-GeneraI GIimpscs.
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On the produce exchange today fhe
butter market quoted: Creameries iGaI7s.
EGGS-110115t
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NEW YORK GENERAL Marker

NEW lUIth OI14N 111N-@11 -
NEW YORK. July 26.-WOOL-FiIIn,
domestic, 1880; pulled, 20.
COPPER Strong. brokers' price, lis;
exchange, 11.40d1150.
LEAD-strong. brokers' price, $50; ex-
change, $50.
SUGAR-Raw, firm; sales, 1868 bags,
centrifugal SO test at 81; 200 tons Musco-
vado 50 test at 27s; c. & +, 1Ol bags mo-
lasses 50 test at rs.
Refned-Firm, fairly active; No. G4Q
SIC; No. II, 3l4q1 5-l6.
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NEW YORK. MINING STOCKS
san FRANCIsco-MININo.

San Francisco. July 26-The official closing
quotations for mining stocks TODAY were as
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CHICAGO GENERAL MARKET.
CHICAGO, July 25.-Owing TO an I'M
expected frmness in Liverpool, the wheat
market here started at an advance OIL
from J. TO 3 over yesterdays closing.
The leading futures ranged as follows
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VIEWED BY BRADsTREET.
NEW YORK. July 26.-Bradstreet' to-
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taSh quOtatlOnS were as IOIIOWS:
FLOU R-Steady at recent advance.
WHEAT-No. , spring, 6S5sG7O9s:: No
spring, no sales; No. 2 red, 6S5sG6S7s.
CORN-No ., 431sGI432s
OATS-No. 2. "A; No. ? white, 2714; No.
white, 26IsM262t.
RYE-l(0. >. 49,.
BARLEY-No >, nominal; No. 5, 3Sq37;
No. 4. no sales.
FLAXSEED-No l. 80
TIMOTHY-Prime seed, $40.
MESS PORk-Per barrel, 10.60d1065.
LARD-Per 100 pounds, 62215.
SHORT RIBS-Sides Qoose), 605G6.10
@5z.
SHORT CLEAR Sides Cboxed), 65sGS&;.
HlSKEY-Distillers' finished goods,
per gallon. 1.22
SIICA RS=I UNCHANGED
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Amount. iIncIDe-

'OtaIS United STATES. -SI26 bb3, 100 2D.2
clus. OF New York. 42G6l1. 1874 1913
DOMINION OF CANADA.
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while the "Iufalllnltn heed Of the
chuf0h has been a silent spectator,
quietly receiving the revenue TO bs
derived from the pllgtimageB but fail.
ing 30 uuisUaivs the ignorant wor.
shiuors. What silcc, upon tho elaine
OF the churches represented In Jerusa.
lem discovery proving beyond o.
doubt that tho PLACES whore tho holy
'epulouor now IL located never wa
outside the anciont wall, aud c3use.
lueu,ly must be- given up a. sacred
place, h easily ior0sogu. Thousands,
IA nhding that the "infalliblo -
church was mistaken in this mat
.ur would question the foundations 90
hilh in other respects. Recently Tia,
mead % the Roman church anujunCrl
lhai true scisuc, auI true religion
never oontiigtsd. Al present a con.
flicI seems imminent between archw-
ology and Roman tradition, und g.
such conflict science Will not be
H.onCci.
But tho praniu0acs Palesilnc
has been given istoly is interest.
lng iUr other reasons. Il indicates shat
tho day of It. restoration is ft
approaching. Inch uy Inch 10 ls bciu.
recovered from oblivion. Tho dark
meas IL lifting and i,s hills anu
valiey8onco more oro becoming knowu
10 the world. There b. a providence iu
HE. Tue country /, now fertile, a. OF
old, ana blessed with a climats 10
which thousands Oi lnvalljs yearly
ir:nk health and strength. with
good government and thrifty PEOPLE
it would today br--as Gaoionlly-s
"pfomisei laud - aud u aoumu to be
nearing i,s redemption sreeiily.
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MEALrn ANp nAprINEss.


"DJes wealth bring happinusi2" IA d
| question that always ~ answered Ia
tho negative; yet people strive fol
wealth Just the same, NJ they strive iol
nothing elte, many Of them carlnp
little whom OF whs, they crowd down In
the struggle, 10 long NJ their own endi
are attained. AGtO the cause lor this,
Chauncoy NJ. Depsw says II is"mainly
for the poweril gives, and not Tor the
happiness 10 brngs" Most people
love 10 exercise control over their tel.
lows, to be- thought superior 81 their
ueighuofs In some particular Reguri.
Ing the experience OF a wealthy man,
Mr.. Dspcw says-ani he should know
Tor ho Is wealthy, aud At tho same
time Is regarded ~ being ono VI the
most cheerful OF the moucytd men OF
the country tina, "AnyboIy with
large wealth does not enjoy H. lie
Is Ia perpetual anxiety Tor fear tina, lao
msy lose 10, aud 10 perpetually jealous
because no has not o. much ~ the
man next door, Jay Gould was Ices
satisled when he died than when lac
began, like al. the rest Of us. Men
who make enormous ioTluuea-I have
known every Ona la this country who
las made an enormous i0Ttunt--mon
who make enormous fortunes have,
growing with their accumulation, an
envy OF others, The man who Is max.
Ing an enormous amount Of money
can be made wrvtohoI Tor weeks by
the thought OF what another man has
made. lie gets TO think that oil tho
money In tue world ought to belong to
him.
All the statements that can be made
against the uuhsppIuo,s which usu.
ally attends tue possession Of great
wealth Will not stop some people seek
lug 20 accumulate property. Incl
dental 10 the discussion o, tho relation
Of wealth 10 happiness, how
over thore II suggestion In
Mr.. Dsprw's woods 10 many people
Who nro not and never viii b,
wealthy, but who IRE unhappy ir
moderate circumstance from the sam,
cause that 10 given Tor the rich mani
discomfort They will persist In envy,
Ing some other person tho possession
VI that wi ich belong. ~ him. Every,
| thing that other pe0piu haye-pNcopl
/ their virtues better than their own
hence they wish 10 possess II AMI dc
| priyo other pcrs0ns thcreu. Such
| individuals aTe too much IN love with
tnems Ives, luey fancy they should
vuiuy common privileges that arc de-
MED TO othcrs. tia their lack Of love
Tor other people that makes them mia
cradle, The desire TO p1s,els comforts
is Legitimate; but the inclination tg
uxClu Ie Other, from similar possession
wg0ug-is syurcu Of unhappiuess
when men love 10 see gthora enjoy
privileges ami blessings that may be
shared M common, they have key
| go happiness, whether they dwell Ia
| nluuuop or Hre linn ted 10 more mod,
crate circumstances.
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city, who has ucou interesting San
Dlegans in the llroIsc1 for a railway
10 this city, which has received men.
ton In the NEWS several times, "fep.
feienls the Mormon Church, aud 10
nimsuIf one Of the Twelve Apostles.'
This claim 10 wholly au erfor o. MI
Taylor neither represents the Chufch
nor bold. official posili0n in H. lie 10
q long time rcsiIsut Of Utah, aud IL
argoly Interested 10 coal and iron
properties ia Iron county. His enter.
prise T. entirely uuSiucls proposition
.u which thoro h no Church interest,
either iOr OF agaiu't. However, favor.
ably the project Tor railway connection
With southern California may be looked
upon generally by tue people, the
Church energies uui Influence a.
such are being directed no other ways
than railroad building. snI find ample
Geld tor purely Church tors.
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who would be- the canal builders aud
owners under such method arc not
rich men. but the greater the effort
tho larger would be tho returns there.
Tor, ami these would all 40 direct to
the people, without The ctsam being
carried oil iu Interest Tor borrowed
money, or In dividends TO capital iu.
vested from tho outside. IL would
boa most interesting experiment fofths
people to unite and by a strong pull
do the work themselves. AS a stroke
u genuine home industry ~ would
stand In an honoTcd place among the
works Of the pioneer settlers OF Utah.
In which direction viii the wlai0uI of
Willard oounty's inhabitants lgal
them in project OF such great lure
poHauc,2 There are many people " h0
arc deeply interested iu the reply.
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DISCOVERIES N rALEsIlNE
From Palestine comes tho report
that Dr. Biiss Is having good success in
his difficult labor Of locating tho an.
Client walls 0 Jerusalem, AZ present
hs has traced Zoe a distance OF over
ouu thousand foot tho southern wall of
the city which be supp1iolto have
been one otlJi most ancient dftan7us.
In sinkinga shaft he the hope Of hud.
ing traces OF THE wall tho arc U llOgisi
came upon a large drain. Above this
no discovered this pavement OF q street.
Following thib iJr some distance no
found the remains % gateway.
There were four silis, one above tho
other and al fOolw no, representing
different periods To tue history o. the
gateway. This hnd DE- Bliss COM
sldefs important, Tor hU thinks be hiss
found the location Of the "Dung gatu'
mentioned by Nehemiah, and tue
"GA,o Of the Essences" Of JJsoThus.
Another discovery consists Of tablet
fastened against wall aud bearing a
Latin inscription. II had been set there
ne tribute - tue greatness anu
prosperity Of Emperor Traian and the
Roman people by legion Of soldiers.
Recently, some vorkmen digging
Tor the foundation vi new house near
tho Damascus gate on the north side
Of the city, uncovered a beautiful
mosaic, u fsoI by 10, 10 which arc re-
presented vine, pbaoocks, ducks,
slofks aud other birds, whil0 IN
inscription states that the place
IL dedicated 70 the memory Of "all
those Armenisus tho Lord knows"
This 10 thought TO be OF byzantine
origin. Other mosAics and remains Of
the earlier Christian period have been
discovered on the Mount Of Olives.
The present time IL rather remark.
able Tor tho rapidly with which tue
ancient features OF the holy land arc
revealed 10 the explorer Within the
last few years more knowledge has
been obtained about the topogrsphy Of
the ancient cities " Palestine thHn ior
centuries past And new light Is con.
ttanlly being shed upon problems
thought to be almost beyond solution.
The present pasha Of jerusalem aud
his subordinate are lending helping
hand In the efforts Of b.. Bliss aud
oven the MohammeIGu inhabitants,
finding Il profitable 10 assist To-
the work, arc doing their best u
facilitate the operations,
Tue work Of srctW il0gish ia Pales,
tine has been Of immense value iu
serving To silence almost eyury DhIcc.
ton to tho New Testament on hisggrl.
cal grounds. 10 has established the
fact that the authors must have been
cotsmp9rary vita the events thoy re-.
corded, since at no other Time would
Il be- possible igr Auy writer 90 give
evidence OF tueh iuumatu familiarity
with the ancient topography VI the
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