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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-10
NOTES AND OPINIONS.

A bat can absorb and digest In ono
night three times the weight OF it's own
body.
Trunks and travelling bags can he
sent by mail in France. Last yea1
"d'263.2l4 were thus forwarded
Lnrimer county, Col. will feed over
10000 sheep this winter. Lambs es.
pecially are handled to a great extent
about Fort Collins.
The Chinese have devoted themselves
for nearly 1000 years TO the artifjcinl
propagation Of fishes. shell fishes. fowls.
pearls and sponges
1t is hardly possible for horses to go
sold ut public auction in Corvallis,
Ore, the other day for cents
At the recent art exhibition in Berlin
who won five gold medals and sold
twenty-eight pictures for $1,000.
In 1887 Japan had 335 schools in which
EhSlish and twcnty-eight in which Ger
man were taught There are now only
leO of the former and ten of the latter
Many men in California watch sheep
for their health. Dozens of men oi,p
To have been cured of CONSUMPTION
simply by putting in several months al
watching sheep.
There is no royal road to wealth, and
there Is no way to shoe q horse eNceut
to nail on the shoe So saws a bIac,s-
smith, and. in proof of his assertion, he
states that while nearly 200 patents heve
been issued for horSeshoes and Sc On0
paid into the Patent Office at Washing
Ton not one of the inventions has ever
been used.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-10

The New Orleans Picayune very nro-
perry remarks that there Is NJ, 80,
reason why the next twenty y.,rs
should not be a period of extraor6Inor,.
aeveiopmeEpt in the Southern States. If
only the Southern people shall take wise
measures to have ii SO. All depends an
them. This is the south's Opportunity
Opportunities once lost are never ra-
gained. This should be seized ON ana
improved to the utmogt.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-10

Ihe somerville Journal asserts tina,
tnefe used to be time when the first
'hihg woman turned to in the daily
paper was the deaths and marriages
NO" IL Is the dry goods advertisements
congressional leaders declare tina. in
the forthcoming session Congess will MT
do anything violent We move :, aronna
by striking out after the word ANY.
thing"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-10

Dr. Thomas Powell of Columbia. Mo
and a graduate of a now aefupct NJ.
York Medical College. claims 70 10 ah,a
o! means of a discovery he has lust
made to grant the human system i'm
1nnnity from all diseases. II discoveries
OF this character continues some fellows,
VIII claim discovery which will mal,a
a man to live on forever
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-10

The Moody and Sanlley revival meet
inss are stili increasing in interest and
rervor in New York city ST believe
thai the breath of God is on this city,"
SAID MI Moody last Sunday. 1T believe
that this city, so long known as the citv
oi "ieKedness. Is going over to right
eousness."
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-10
EIGHT PAGES.

Now they say ex-senator I1dmunds
would not decline the Premiership of
the Mckinley administration
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-10

The New York World SAYS: "When
me coal trust can ship coal to Hamburg
Tor 90 cents a ton less than its price IN
New York. what does Vice President
eject Hobart think OF the expediency OF
ehforcing the laws of the United
States?"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-10

Dr. Parihurst is being hauled to and
fro over the Goals Icy the New York
papers on account Of his Thanksgiving
sermon.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-10

President Cleveland is Of course in no
position to offer Spain and guarantee AIS
% what Mr.. Mckinley may do about 1t,
remarks the Washington Star.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-10

Mr.. Eayarls request that the sub
ccrlption for q Christmas present to
nm shall be stopped OF course ends the
matter, ana ends 1t in the only proper
way.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-10

1t Is said that the Original" Ratchet
wiph which little George Washington
chopped down the cherry tree has been
discovered in Boston. Boston is a great
town, truly.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-10

An ordinance introduced in the CITY
Council Monday night prohibits the lay
ing OF any more cobblestonc pavements
an the city limits Of Baltimore, but tha;'s
Dcthing. Norfolk dsd that wears AFRO
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-10

some OF the protectionist organs tell
us that the great function of the ,ift,.
hi'h Congress VIII be to pass 'perma
he'pl taI!t law" They seem 10 have
read the history of tariff legislation to
little purpose. How many permanent"
tariff laws have been passed from 1854
10 the present time? asks the Philadel-
piia Record.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-10
CROWDS OF BUYERS CAME !!


I o. me quoted
codent o. the Bur Co b the p efd on
Avoiding menns po6 POSSIBILITIES F rendered by trading With Ct
e. a ss: ys f s a 5 s sa5
system and are w- Houses
soa uhr the caption OF wy e"s~ S sihs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-10

Four States have passed the million
mark in their vote. New York first
wNh l,S34S@9; Pennsylvania second. with
I.ls4'4tS; Illinois third. with 1.0Ss.s25. and
ONO fourth. with l,Ol5.o24 But has NOT
somebody charged that Oh!o's vote this
year Is not justified by her population.
that there was fraud OF. n ripopt,o s,o,o
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-10

ERIE WrEfi;.E SIneiESIAN ASDCAR-
SLENEiS. enc tjoiI;,r Per Year.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-10

Gle nm Mems Overcoats of Strict
ID uu ~ high grade NIeltons and
beavers, made with plain
ana fancy combination trimmings Su-
perior finish FormFtting Overgarments
ing for less than gold standard double
eeagie and would consider them cheap at
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-10
Mems Overco9ts'

fully trimmed with satin. blocked bacl,
iii,nss' satin sleeves and worsted body
lungs nm These are excellent Overcoats
~ no merchant tailor would reproduce
IN such good manner for again as nIuch
TS rhe bargain Price now charged for
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-10

co EN FASHIONABLE OVER
DO, GU PLAID SCOTCH PATTERNS
MADE FROM PURE WOOi,
MAJ MNI r AIS, SUPERRLY FiNISHED
SS0ERIM s III, 1, THRI1k HUTTON
s:T2 EfsiiEA NJ At At, THE sMALLER
AND THEN NOT PRODUCE a GHP
MENT NTH ANYTHING LIKE THE
IN ENHANCEMENT CONTAINED IN
THESE STANDARD UP-TO-DATt
READY-TO-WEAR SUITS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-10

kr,L. enooini .,ar-a.a,,,,ti,a -, i,
T|ncs nu.dlns. New York city.
spctsbe FOR the reiurn ' or refsetn ns'a co
n.un,nRt:ons or mniinsctipts
aA, 4. s:,-o-
esl%f >-,e-A. e W I; 6, ..SN,
SltS2Sr'l: q 80 ~ tSs1ssssSr q 40 ISEFD
fN<.a ib{S}A EiGGga3laAh~"'
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1896.
r--t~, -
G-iNf -
----- -----
SOW 'heS say ex-senator hdmunds
the NcISi,,oy .1-,,,,,,-,,ia,,
----- -------.--- 49,
" Fafknurst Is being hauled to and
'to over me Goals Icy the New York
papers on account OF his Thanksgiving
SERMON
- --------------
position to offer Spain and guarantee ais
% what Mr. Mckinley may do about 1t,
remarks the Washington Star.
AR r,,7,rr, r.a,,.-. 49,
rc,,,io, o., '''' '"e SUI
Inn, sho,, No -, :, p'esc"' ~
p,ot..s. nv, =. =, e"'E' '''e
A''A e'"s II III 'he only proper
:, ,s s,,1 49, - ..-.-,--.
v.it,, nnia,, ,,,. '''. e'',a. ha'che'
$50, -, 49, "eo'se ashihgtoh
,,t.aa,s,., 'ns e"'ei.S wee mas pecii
.nn.r .u,,,,. '''' Is sreae
An ordinance introduced in the City
Co"hoii Monday night prohibits the lay
fpr ,,,Or, oobtt,,,a.,
g., ~, a,.,. ,''''e pa'emehtS
,,,.,,,,, 49, VI i'''' i'ilore' Out fFa'
ION u-a ...ae years ago
The New York World SAYS: "When
the coal trust can shin coal 10 HAMBURG
Tor so cents a ton less than its price In
NeW York. what does Vice President
elect Hobart think OF the eyped;encv or
enforcing the laws of ,,,a
The Moody and sanl;nv roy;ro, ,.
-h5S 1ie sun increasing In interest and
fervor in New York city. "I believe
tina; the breath Of God IS on this c,,y i"
said Mr. Moody last SUNDAY "1 ho1,o,,.
that this city. so long known &C tho c,t,,
OF wickedness, is going over "a r,ght
eousness"
Four States boyo ,y,--.n, -.
mark in their vote. Nav Wi. e..
with ,S34 500: Pennsylvania second ,,.,.,,
1.194, 1853: Illinois third wifi : ooo o.. ~,
Ohio fourth, with 1N5oo. d., 49, anu
somebody charged that ob,o.s 49,. . ~
year is not justified bv her ron,,,a. go 49,,
that there was fraud or oirar ,ta 80
- '''''e ''e>'4 :
Hoi'le Oh the protectionist organs tell
fifth Congress will be to pass q ..n,,.,,,o
nent tariff law" They seem "a ho,,a
read the history of tariff ler,s,otio,, -
little purpose. How many "n.rr,a,,',, :,
tariff laws have been possat, fror, 100
to the present time? asks Tho ph,I,,a,
pilia Record
NJ. ,r,,
ann a eraa,,a. om ca 'oi Columbia. Mo,
vi. -, % " now defunct New
~, ,,a,n claims TO be able,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-10

Rsui;;ance1, Drafts. Checks and Post
office pre@s ehculu be made payable to
the CIGer CT
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-10

TE m Boys Storm Overcoats. made
Do. USJ from Dressy Tr:cot Navy Blue
Medium Weight. a good
Wearer ana dressy looking Storm Coat
TO III boys within the age or Is. An ex
eeedingly good value and Rare Bargain.
Only Five Dollars.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-10

CO or Boys Storm listers. extra
W q ~ ~ "SaSmt' nicciy trimmed, made
from double milled BIncls
FrieZe. Extra length Coats with full
P pockets c0i nni; and s9miortable Storm
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-10
The E0II0Iz EIIglllal.
FusalsRso osilY END WEEKLY.

IN. GLE ~ IS, a N. owner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-07

Egsn's bill for railway crossln 20 is n
step In the right direction.
Most OF the legislative committees
have their hands iuli Of business.
The election contest proceedings
come on this evening before tho House.
Through Senator Allison's absence
II IL discovered that his presence gives
tone TO tho proceedings Of the Senate.
The new House bill relating to
steam boilers seems 10 have more
ftlends among Legislators than did the
other measute introduced.
Among the visitors TO the Senate To-
day was the Hon. Char. w. Penrosr,
who, o. member OF several successive
bodies In the Territory, has had much
TO do with shaping Utah legislation 10
tho past. He occupied n seat on the
pfoiident's platform, and offered the
opening prayer.
No member OF the Legislature has
shown sum Client local patriotism yet 10
introduce . measure opening the wsy
for n semi.eenten NAL celebration OF
Pioneer Day In 1897. That does not
say. however, that tho proposition will
not receive enthusiastic support later
on. IL will require at least year TO
get up n flrst class exhibition Tor the
uuTnuRe.
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Like White Mems Customs.

The Alaska Indians, after learning
many Of the Vices OF white men, soon
begin 10 live like them NJ far rs possible
and coGvenisnt. Their one story huts
son give way to two anu three story
STR cures, and Instead OF building
helleT.skelter W herevor there's a clear.
ing, they erect their dwellings In
straight rows, carefully observing the
building linz.
When an Indian who came back
from the States spTeaI the news 1hst
the houses OF the white men In big
cities were all numbered, this fashion OF
numbering their own houses spread
like wildfiIe. The lnJiaH0 would pay
no attention to tho numerical vslues,
but would select some number tina,
pleased the eye.
The first house In tho Indian quarter
Of Btika 10 numuorcd 200, while tue one
next dosF il 400, tbs thirJ Ia $500, anu
then $50 aud 1900. The numbers
which are Inost generally popular are
those which end In the two naughls.-
Exchange.
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Gave tue ssmO rrea,m nj to Her Pup

A geutlsmAu OF Mount LtbInOn,
La, owns a Hoe Newfoundland dog
called Kate. SOmsthing like n year
acn last spring Kate was very badly
an ictod with mango, and her master
had her taken to tho neighbofiug tan.
yard ana thrown into a vat nlled with
dye made from red oak bark, which Is
possessed OF healing properties. The
dog got well, aud Ia the course OF the
year had litter OF nun puppies. all sx.
ospt Two OF which wsre drowned.
A few days ago Kate discovered
what shs evidently considered sure
symptoms OF mango Ia one OF tho
pups, a., bidding itiollow, she made a
bse line for tue old tsnyarj, followed
at some distance by tbs pups. Arrived
al the well.remembofei vat, which b adj
formed tbs scene NJ her owl hblutlon,
she seized her 5 nj cited pup by the nap
OF the ueck anu calmly gsve II good
bath, In spite OF It's pr testing yelps and
struggles. Asa reward Tor her fore.
sight AMI maternal care the pup reeov.
cred, and Is now rs itisky aud salihy
as any mother could desire. Phila.
dslphiA Times.
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MINING EXCHANGE.
Continued rom Page Ono.)

declared dividen ye', but will prot
ably do 90 soon. II may pay quarter
ly. Daily. west's new mill IA doing
good work aud the properties are Ia
ftst-olass shape. Elko IL pushing devel.
Opment work.
Mil work is to be resumed at the
Gsysof without delay, the water trou-
bles having beer adjutted. Horn
Silver IL working away on the same
old Ilnes. shipments OF ore and con.
centrates ABOUT hold their owe.
Mammoth WAS in demand, but not
ut holders' figures. The annual meet
ing OF this company WAS deferred for
twenty days. Morgan (Aeears) IL
developing and making some sup.
ments. Toe Msrcnr company viii de-
clare ils usual monty dividend OF
s25 900 on the lO1h aud pay on The
2Jth, Extensive development work IL
now In hand and thesnowlng In the pre-.
perlles never was aa satisfactory as At
present. The mill Increases Will not
be made before the spring mOnths.
The stock was held very strong, bid
ding being active and sales were made
NJ 81 aud even above.
Ontario was very strong and held 90
firmly that lew sales were made but
those went In at advnnood figures.
Rover IL looking well and a strike Of
atsenlcal ore down on the fiat 10 rouofl-
ed. Great ore bodies nave been
blocked out. Its noighb0r, the Gold
Dust, IL prosecuting development work
vigorously anu has splendid show
ing.
Silver King pays it, mon,bly divl-
dcnd Of S31, 900 To-Day, making a to NJ
" S526,0O0. rhe stock IL held We y
strongly above $40. sunshine Will
probably increase lie mill capacity 10
800 tons without much delay. The
plant Ia doing splendid WORK aud the
properties look very we'll Utsh will
urobtbly pay lie usual dividend VI
81 900 on the lob.
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OBITUARY.


Christopher Davis died At hia home,
2720 Forest street, Fort Gratloi, Michi.
gan, at 1850 o'clock p. m, January 20,
1903. During the latter parl NJ Novsm-
Dor he was taken ~. lie soon rallied
but did not resume his work. Three
weeks ago he was stricken with paral-
ysis, which terminated IN bis dea!h. Ha
was born In England 80 years ago, aud
moved To Canada In 1870, settling here in
1858. lie was In the Grand Trunk ser
vice Tor over twenty year.. Ito married
his surviving widow tihy Ave year, ago.
A fmily OF nine children blessed this
union; TOUR have gone before. Those
living are Il. w. Davis, OF Alberta. " w.
TIT y. Davis and Mrs. O.. IL, NJ. Sun III,
Fort Grauot; @. W, Davis and Mra. j.
Batty, OF Detroit,
The funeral was held on Monday after
noon at o'clock from the residence.
The bereaved relatives have the sincere
sympathy Of all IN their deep orrOW.
j, W. GiDDINs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-07

Kenneth DOnnellan wants II dis
tinolly undsrstood that II IL he who
plays on the exchange, aud not his
father, Colonel John w.
Stock Broker Richard l.. Colburn
has been 40 actively engaged In busi.
ness this week, that IN Issuance OF his
usual weekly letter wac an impossible.
ity.
Herman HUI " strictly attentive to
business, as Ia evidenced by the fact
that whenever the caller on the eX-
change makes u mistake, Herman IL
Invariably the hfs, one TO notice It and
make the correction.
II was reported yesterday that 10, 900
shares OF Mefcur mai been sold to Mt
=. ]. Conway, at 81, but Information
received from reliable parties today,
classes tho Tumor N entirely without
foundation.
Alter years OF uncoasing toll and
energy la trying to gain for himself y
livelihood from the hidden trea,ures,
II IL reported that Joe Applvby has
struck Il rich In the discovery OF a
four.inch ore body 10 tie lace OF his
2OO.ioot tunnel In Dry Canyon, Ophir,
which IL said 10 assay from b,OOO ~
5000 ounces In silver 10 tbs ton.
A letter was read at the mining OK.
change today announcing n round trip
rate OF t0t from Beaver 10 New YORK.
over the burlington road TO those who
are DESTROYS VI ate ending the opening VI
the New York mining exchange. The
present ratio from Salt Lske To Denver
over the RIO Grande Western II ss5,
thus making n rate Of $50 70 Salt Lskers
who contemplate going. Tickets are
good for 30 days.
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steel In his Arm thirty Years.

Thirty years ago J. Il. Garrison OF
Plant city, Fla, q maohinist, fAU q
email silver OF steel into his right
hand at the base OF his thumb. Ths
wound was treated and finally healed,
the doctor saying that the steel had
bsen expelled. Last week pains be-.
came very ecuto In his right shoulder.
lie went TO \ doctor, sndths doctor
drew from just under tho skin Of his
shoulder the steel silver that entered
his hand In Florida Times.
Union.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-07

Boston Traveller The Univesslty
Prees at Oxford 10 not only one Of the
most remarkable printing ests blish.
ments In the world, but also one OF the
oldest. IL makes It's own type aud it,
own ink, burns Ito own charcoal Tor
making Ink, makes its own PAPER anu
10 on. The famous Oxford India paper
IL matvel Of compression aud
strength, and tho secret OF its manu-
iaotute 10 known only TO three persons.
From no printing press In the world
are 30 mapy-l, 900, 900 OF eaoh-bibles
and prayer books issued annually, and
types are set up In $40 forelgnllanguese SOS
and dialects.
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The Reliable.

Articles OF Incorporation wsre filed
with tho county clerk this afternoon
by tue Reliable Coll anu Silver MIN
Ing company. Tbs capital stock IL
placed at 81 100000, divlded into
10000 shares At tue lar value OF
$40 each, taken by the follow.
ing incori orator.; James Glrndinbing,
a. HanAuef, Andrew I. Lawrence
Jacob Bergemau, j. II. Middlemiss,
II. Penrose, h. Rsnnmau aud james
Moiisi. rhe officers Of the company
are; w. II. Poirose, president; james
Gleudinning, independently J. H.
MiJdlumiss, treasurer; James Mofai,
secretary and Andrew r. Lawrence,
general manager.
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New Clothing Company.

The Contain Clothing %. filed arll.
Giles OF incorporation with the county
clerk this afternoon. The capital stock
Of the company Ia placed al s20, 900.
divided into shares OF $40 each taken
by each OF the incorpoTatoTs as follow;
Charles ConhRln 1900 shares, Sig
Simon, NJ. l.. Mulvey, Bruce Il. Knox
and jacob Bergoman one share each.
The officers are: Charles Conhain,
president; NJ. II. Mulyey, Vice pre,i.
dent, anu Sig Simon secretary aud
treasurer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-07

entertained that II tue measure pasge d
as II now reads II would do gfoit and
serious injustice 10 that section Of the
country. Referred 10 committee on
railroads.
A petition TO the same effect, tigned
by z. q. NJ. l., George NJ. Scott d Co.,
and the leading firms Of this city, set
forth the following:
The undofsigned respectfully repre-
sent, that they are shippers and busi-
ness men residing and doing
buelnes in Salt Lake City.
That n bill for an act ln.
tended (among other things) to PRO.
vide for Railroad commission, II
now pending before your HONORABLE.
bodies, aud that, In the opinion Of the
undersigned, and, as we believe, in
the experience anu opinion OF nearly
all business men, tho appointment Of
such commission TO NIX rates o.
transportation, IL not desirable.
We believe II has been the expert.
onos In states where such commissiuus
have been appointed, that no good 70.
suits have followed, and that II IL
better 10 leave business affair.
TO the effect OF competition, rather
than TO arbitrary judgment OF any
body or board. That with laws re-.
curling reasonable charges, ami
against discrimination between per.
sons aud places OF In charges for like
service uudofisubetsntially similar cir.
cum,lances aud conditions, no further
legislation IL needed.
This retltlon was also referred 10 the
committee on railroads, together with
one from OdSen business men, and one
from Pfovo-all attacking Morrison's
bill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-07
MINOR MENTION.

After two years Of duty well per.
formed ~ clerk Of the police court,
John James will tomorrow step down
aud out. Mt. james retlTes with the
good Will OF the members OF tho police
department..
A runaway occurred on Second
South bstween East aud West Temple
Just before noon today. Fortunately
II wa, "tame" affair ana there wa
no injury 10 person or damage to
pIOperIy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-07
COM Nj Il II GA l..
sALr LAKE cLnAnrNa nousE

SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE
Today's clearing house exchauges
amounted 10 flS),69S; same day last
year SlS9,l08.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS..
New York.--Sllver, 67i; lead, $500.
London.-Silvef, 80 l4l8L.
ORE AND BuLLtoN.
T. Il. Jones n Co., received today,
ores, $500; bullion, $500. Tolal,
$500.
Wells, Fargo a %. received today:
Penn. bullion, SI,222.
w. :. Mccormick y Go. received TO.
Jay. silver and lead oree, 5000;
gold bare, s6,5o0. Total, sl5,0OO.
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National Guard Officers.

All IN ,ers Of the national guard OF
Utah who may be 10 the city arc re-
questod to attend an important meet
Ing TO be held nj II O'Clock Sunday at
ito office OF the ajjutant general.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-07
srocEs Ann MARKETS.


INV 1oHK, feb. 1-stock market opened
Wcat lower, owing 10 the weak maflet FOR
AN Srlgan A.ocss m London and fee selling FOR
DO , foreign sui domestic accounta
lhc to!linE movement soon Culminsted and
or good buying the cnure list tint royed under
Wy ieausishlp OF hlgn priced Industrial atoctt.
uNhft touaccu ana sugar about p0inL The
gems ln railway shares were not notable
~ w, .sallu- ~ prices were uBtmpuftant e..
.olt nlssoufl AciHc, which fell point The
maisgi soon stuadot SUGAR rose 20 lIlit, A.
compared Win the carly low point nos. The
alNahe. was duo 20 manipulation tor inside
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Chicago starhoL

thieago. close Feb. I.
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Iorn- louruArI. ~ May. 500.
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Lard obruafy, tA,iit May. 70. ia dSS.;s,
-topfuary' N.ish May, l5.gls.
Harley - 90
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