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,rsces eor . vhra AT TIE oussee TIE Ear
ies developed fair activity. bat the buy
iax nsr.rzerr vas sooc exhausted ana .
relapse - the ssns-sss12a.o7 that mas ~
cscrly characterized the sTe>Si1nos @
Cured Tse market opened 1-n- c1s soc1
stumped OF {. sympathy With Sugar a1c
MarAasfa-. sxzios- which pressure was
SOFA mate. Both stocks los. nearly
posss, but az TIE low ierei supper. was ac-
car-e3 a-d q rather aggressive upward
swing took place. @ the political rur,or
before re-tto,e3- Sugar ard Manhattan
gained "a. AID Cokora1o Fsssi and MS
sou-f Partrc ] per cent TIE market
Otherwise was rsthas5t special feature
The rates 81 foreign exchange we're slight
~ higher. and gosi his,s against sraperc.rg
shipments are understood 70 he cfre-irx-
II ss cersf5e-ed certain that st least E.aee.-
es IN gold VII 60 on. CT Saturday. either
70 Berlin o. Paris, and most praeshsy to
the frsf mentioned ce1fer TIE scectia-
ton In the late dealings was somewhat
Irregular, with TIE fluctuations very mar
row The CLOSING. however, WAS fr-n 81
fractional gains generally. Considerable
strength was displayed n spots IN the
bo,d market. sales aggrega.fng 81. &C. On.
Government bonds we're neglected. but
were slightly better.
Money and Exchange
Mo,ey on call. easy II AR Per cent:
last lean : closed 1f21;3 per cent; prime
mercantile paper, asa per cent Sterling
exchange strong. with actual business In
bankers bills 81 ss-.zS4ss for demand and
ASix348 for sixty Gays; posted rates,
"a S3tss ard a ssss14 %: commercial bills.
AH- Bar silver. Ssa- Silver certificates.
gisc.
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these used against an attempt TO run
past. as lust described The prerarasfoua
by the enemy win be more prolonged aud
Irritating. and the attack made in broad
dsyiisAs on che enb tide. The fcrmatscu
will Ne compact, TIE heads OF columns ar.
nerea cruisers with powerful bow Ere.
Torpedo boats VIII be organized for spe-
eixi attacks on the haraoE ships. 50 as Ia
draw their attention and 10 throw them
into confusion. The natural counter -
these dispositions would Re che fullest de-
veioprnsrs cs arpa6sfde. rsking ire from
the haroor snirs a Concentration Of toe.
reso vessels against those Of tho enemy.
ami. when there can be no interference
with the fire from the land. the ram
should be used. In such enxagemeuts tia
nrht-drsueat. handy helms and QaicS
movements OF properly designed hArsop
advantages over those q tha
enemy. and these. addea to
mere intimate scquaintanoe with the har-
Dor. Saouid encourage . naval commando
er to attack fearieesiy foress many tiraea
greater than his own.
Masking Batteries foe . Lid Attack.--S
land attack, delivered ~ Troops conveyed
IN sh'ra win scarcely b aktoUpted n tha
presence Of . strong AAfooe 0oee. The hars
Dor forts In such operAtionA must remain
inert. any attack % them beng purely IN
t1c nature o. y oo<ztpMk0n000G Inc 0efe1So
vessels. however,. sAould - douhiy Activss
ard should assume the ofesns1vU agAirxt ale
most any cddA The particular opportunity
for the homo deas " during the deos.s.as
fion. q moment when the cnemy b least
prepared to resist efsectuaily. The harbos
vessels viii probably meet. at tbs oeGin>
ming. a portion Of the hostile fcet especially
told or to prevent their Interference. and
here the situation calls forth the highest
tactical knowledge. maneuyer training ana
morale. Independence OF action must b
given the commander OF the homo deets
and even the advfsahienecs q the attack
should be the result OF his own Judgment
The duty in harhcr desenHe which muse
fAll TO the care of land works and thela
mine adiuncfs has not heea considered heres
but In this presentation II must be pialu
tha, their responsibilities must Be higheH
and grav~r than any that can dcvolve or
the mobile defense. whicn should always
recognize its secondary role in defended
ports. being 70 the fcrtificaiscns what iighy
troops are 10 the regiments Of the line 81
land armies.
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Ahnnt Black Curranrs.

Thers IS q market for black currants
AID the crop e a pretty sure one Large
quantities Of black eurrantS sre used in
co1;ectiorery. The average yield Is aboGt
quart a bush. or a. the rate OF eighty
bushels TO an acre. TIE original cost Of
the plants would b eoouf tl-0s Der mere.
rot Including planting. They ar. usually
trznspianted at two years. and II reason
ably well cared for VIII last ten years. or
longer II skilitEliy and literally managed
They may be planted four fest apart each
way. or q little more space may be AZ
loved. Il room Is 10. an object
The black curraat viii 90 well on al
NOS, any ssh. but IL the soil be Hight.
they should Re well zaichs5 TIE year
round They Will bear any amount OF
manure. good stable manure being pre-
ferred- There would appear 90 BE- room
Ter an Increased cultivation Of The black
curra2G win q prospect OF good prons
10 Il e careful c0s.svator.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Breodstufh and Grains.
Gan Francisco. May H.-Flour-Famiiy
extras. 81 s5sf2-s5: bakers extras, S-ssgS IS.
sapsrfne. &-&Ua
wheat-Shipp.ng. u-S for No. ]. and
1l~0sis for choice: milling. Si-ist-Ii -22i4
Bariey-Feed. fair TO good. 7z,-s1aszAc:
choice. 15c. brewing. ss1asse.
Oats-Miiiing, s5zls2izc: Surprise, spc1Si:
fancy feed. AsxHssssc; good TO choice. Tis
Gs2sses poor to fair. su'5s5c; gray. s5aszi.c.
Receipts-Flour. quarter sacks. s.0o. do
Oregon. 80; barley. centa,s. H.
IS. oats. centals, is. beans. sacks. 60;
rye, eentals. 30, potatoes. sacks, i.ss7; do
Oregon. us: onions. sacks. as: bran, sacks.
loo; mIadisngs. sacks. 40: hay. tons. 40:
wool. bales. -; wine. gallons. ss.1o;
brandy. gallons. 1900: hides. number. 81.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
MddiIngs, sl7Gls; bran. IS ytdIsp.
Hay-wheat. es9iise; wheat and cat. s.
6lo: oat. E-5nare: alfalfa. Eas5e: barley,
S76s 50: clover. t<31. 80: compressed wheat,
3-dio.5a: do oats. F.D9s; stock. ss47.
straw. assf5ec per bundle.
Potasoes-Riyer Burhanks. $3.50: Ore
gon 90. soggsc: Early Rose. so1f71c: Peta-
luna and Tomales. s5S65c: new potatoes,
?ocSfSi: Humboldt Burbanks. sa3soc.
observation-disclosures. new. 50as5c: Los An
geies tomatoes. s-1l2 .; string beans. 7al0c:
green peas. seslsec. garlic. 415c; green pep
pers. fzixsfisc. dried peppers. T1iecs aspar-
agus. s1G2: extra de. s.. 2JGi2 81: dried okra.
izssc: rhubarh. 55asDc: extra do. Uss:
cucumbers. eao2sl. summer squash. us
per box
Frult-Ionxworth strawberries, ssas:
large berries. siff4.5s: gooseberries, 5g3ec:
black cherries. 5s6s5c: white cherries. 4esi
&c. eurrants. sD8ssc: Mexican lines. S. 500
8: California lemons. common. -5c6tl 3:
do. good 10 choice, q. ssf.2: do fancy. s. 90
s5o. California oranges. seedlings. S62;
navels. eesl7s: extra do.s 5oG42S Nedite--
ranesn oranges. s-F2,Ts. Malta blcods. 40
AS: Hawaiian bananas. slzi2. do pIneap-
Piles. s1f5a
Butter-Fancy creamery. lie: seconds.
isGi5lzc: fancy dairy. l-s&Gi3o. do sec
ends. i2c-
Cheese-Fancy mild new. &c: fair TO good.
e8sssc: Young America. sGsc: Eastern, Il
Gi4o.
Exgs-store. usisc: ranch. iaGisszc;
Eastern. iiGili1c; Oregon. ii9iihc: duck.
it1isc.
Pouliry--I.ive turkey rehhiers isGlsc
per n. DO hens. IefIsc per 10. ROSTERS. old.
sy54sa. do young. san: brollerz. small.
s7Gs. hroiiers. large. ts75: fryers. 8 sHTs;
hens. s55pGAso: ducks. Old. g. ss54. ducks,
young. siGss. geese. per pair. 1901 *:
gos,inEs. sci =, pigeons. old, g. -sesi 80:
pigeons. young. 81 -eSz5i5a
Game-HAres. Per Gox. 90 1sc: cctfontal
rabbits. 75csTsi. bush DO Ise.
Closing Quotations.
wheAt-oulet: December. 81. Ga
Bsriey-ouiet. December. rzi<c
Carn-s7tsc.
Brar-s.6Sa.
Wool.
wool-Sprfng: sa. Joaquin and South
err coast. poor six months. 4fsse: do good
six months. S1sc: Go. foothln, good TO
choice. sissf5szc: do years fleece, seSizc; DO
heavy. eG5e. do choice. s9Ssxc.
Hos,-.
Hops-Sonisal Al eJ5c per pound.
Financial.
Silv~ bars ....... g; Drafts-Ssght o.. .rrs
Mex Sd ..-..stasffsSs Telegraph e.. =. IS
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Hops.
Hops-Quiet
Wool.
Wool-Duli.
Metals



Chicago. May @l.-Thsra was vary srusn
Speculative business IN wheat. the trade
beng chiefly local. s1d the lack OF outside
interest O. sgspoT. vas ona OF the chic.
causes % the break which followed .he
early advance. The feeling al the start
" as quite strocg. and higher prices were
established. July advancing 10 sg1c aad
September % e4ssc. Later a sharp reac-
ton set "a and the former sold or 10
essc. and the latter 10 slisFSz&e. firAl
figures showing rS4l5sc loss sor the day.
Tue cary strength was attributable large
- 70 the Crop damage Claims froyn Mich
tgaa ard Ia2iana. the act weather map
aza sAs rather h1llish summary Of the
Prise Cgrre2t Crop a6sioes from Mhrhi-
g&a we're % the same tenor as YESTERDAY.
English markets we're qucfes. "a hsxaer.
ard BeEita was quoted - rna-ss higher
faE May. said 10 be dzs to the laws re-
Gently passes there regarding speculation
in sSocSs- There were a tev good-sszess
loass s7losde9 or the early advances, AMI
thas helped 20 satisfy tire demand. The
selHnE became quite genera. as the ses-
siez advanced May Of the early buyers
seiliag cut a-2 further declines ,oox
place.
Carn-There was light trzs.e. Tho feat
ere esa-iy hetzE the scarcity OF offerings.
oAts-StsAGy, ws,A far buying early.
but weakened later
isrovlsioEs we're heavy e: the start. and
Tsoss c-ssiactly and asEressswely sears.h
IA The ecd- TIE piezissz.ress Of hogs
w2s the cause
Closing Quotations
Wheaz-&ay. $40; JE1e. esz.c
Corr-A4y. @sssse'. duly, - .s.-sss
Osts-M<y. fs7s-. Jaly isse.
rork-Nzy. ES: July. gE
fare-xxy. sA3s. July, As-~
A4es-Azy. GS. JAY. 1SS1E
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.


London. May sL-Sliver. q Lisa. Cen
soils. IL s-fs.
New York. May I-The Evening Posts
London financial eahiegram says: The
stock markets were quiet today except for
good influential buying OF Argentines.
which are better. Americans were stag
nant but steady. The chief feature was
the rise Of Canadian Paetfcs TO ST. on Ger
man and also American buying. The close
was frn- The Northern Pacific prior lien
bonds were about Esis- Home rails were
strongs- The demand for gold here Is ahat-
ing. The Berlin market was steady.
Breadstufs and Grains.
Liverpool. May 1-Wheat-Spot, steady:
demand. poor: No : red winter Is Sid;
No. hard Manitoba 81 ID: No. Califor-
MIA. 50 cd Futures opened steady. near
and distant positions I'D higher; closed
quiet, near and distant positions unchany-
ed to Nd higher. Business heaviest on
early positions. May. SIS I'D: June. SIS 2Ad:
July. So 3D.: August. IS Sd: September 80
Sd: November, IS 2szd.
Corn-Spot, quiet: American mixed new,
Is. Futures opened and closed steady,
with near and distant positions unchanged;
business about equally distributed; June,
IS: July. - Nd; August. Is I'D. Septem-
Der. Is ID; October. Is 3isd-
Fiour-Steady: demand, poor: ST. Louis
fancy winter. IS Sd.
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Ry-&c
Bxr.ey-E&c
Flax sees.-Az.-c
Tnethy-0&
stock EHchanGN.
Ioere vas furry o. TIE STOCK exchange
socay. a-st as . result Dsxr,cnt Match
ssocx SOLD down from 2. =. the start 10
% While New Ycrx B.Ezxst stock sol1
o. from ~ 20 81 TIE t,ea-tsh movement
Ees due TO . rad made by spectators
from the beard % trade A crowd OF them,
hested By George Baldwin. appeared OF
tbs stock exchange Hocr ard q. ono. pro
ecested 10 make a raid on Diamond Match
and then On Sew York Biscuit stock After
tbs raid Diamond Match Srvned u,
% - and Biscuit 20 - The stock sx-
change crowd declares Il VIII be revenSed
BY making an unexpected descent upon
the board Of trade in the near future
Live stock.
The sales Of cattle were O q basis OF
S-es9s 20 fog conmon steers Ssockers
and feeders. COWS and hstfsrs remained
Arm. rs offerings were small Few COWS
sold below s.se; prime heifers. around -;
bulls, saGsA
Hoss--Saies Of rough. 04< - largely az
81 20 49e. with q few selected Light around
81 S<34se
Sheep-Ccrnn,on 70 prime nock sheep
c-ss54; lambs. tsee4.sa.
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On % the best remedies used Fl cur
household tor several years for colds ard
scr. threat - caEpso-ated oil satarafe
= wosler cloth end PIN srousd TIE throa;
and place IL UPON Tia chest Battle palms
Of hsSy's h2a1s ara soses OF FEET aa9 hes.
Atm ~ sh- Ere, ard he viii 90 10 sleep
and RS; sxse.ly xhen threatened with .
deep cold. The remedy equally beze-
zeal for Al1s.sta TIE OIL "a made by Fix
ia< one-fairt spa-tfs % carnrhor with two
,a.rcs sweet on. shake ~eE before ussn..
Sore prefer olive ell 70 swees oil
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NEw YORK MARKETS.
ne Ste,. Exehanr..-

New York. May S.-Tae operators sa
stcck erchanee securities who haa beer
tr.acet - take ire bear Slte On account
OF gae recent Eaiiness were TIE victims q
a Political rspars shsea szs circulated n
dsssfrf1sssiy that ieasizs presidential ear
date xcuis declare hts position a. tsa
carrwacy essStssE foSAy personally or ~
ryoxv. Ire ru--or AS urfoussess r.
bears. hossseE. AsA takess TIE natter ss-s-
etss,y, sri "a gate = Atsis covering. xhs
professional Operators s-aaSins fss opera-
ten as expressive as possible ~ 14tsi-- -
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vULLMAN SLEEPING CARS.
ELEGANT DINING CARS.
TOURIST sLEEf1N0 CAns
d. Rs.L Miaaespolis. Duissh.
vargo. Grasd Jerks. Cscokstsa.
Wianfpsr. msisaa And Butte.
cAiease. PhiisA si phia. wssAissssa. New
xssk. Boston. and ali psisss
Esst ssd South.
n Ouly Line Running Two Over
land Trains Daily From seattle.
TIME SCHEDULE.
In Effect Aprn a ~
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE
Tor ST. Paul and East. 50 . n. and
For Olympia ana days Hsrsor. 40
;Es =, South South Bs s.s Il: ::s =
Z and $40 .. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT SEATTLE
From st. Paul and East. 90 n m and
RON Portland, s.ls q N. and NJ .. m.
'rrom olympia and 0rAy's Hsrbor.
from Tacoma. So s:I and ii:sc a. m:
~, SO and IL - p n
sDaily except sunday. An others daily.
This card subject to change without
Dotice.
through tickets 10 Japan and China via
Northern Pacific Stoamship Company. an
American lima
Per rates. routes and other informa ton
cal on or address
I. a. NADEAU.
General Agent. Seattle.
City Ticket once. corner Yss,sr vay
81 Front street
ovenus and Columbia street
A. u. CHARLTON.
Assistant General Passenger Agent
- Morrison street. corner Third.
Portland, Or.
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MARINE NEWS.
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Ban Francisco. May 2.-Departed-AP-
catA. Portland; schooner Gem, Portland.
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I, "a estimated eAe. the cost ct ke=cfrT
a shS@p % the ranges In Colorado ss.1eS
froEn &c 70 sc oax rear.
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3DaIly. fDaliy except Sunday.
Short and direct line 10 ali points IN
British Columbia through the principal
humber distriets OF Western Washington.
General ofYice. Colman block. Seattle.
Y. A. ALLEN. General Frsixh, and
Passenger Agent
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Total safes
The total sales Of stocks today were
1852 shares. including: American SUI
gar. $500; B. q E.. sioo; Chicago Gas.
SSo: Louisville g. Nashville, 500: Man
haitian. 5000; Missouri Pacific. 8.lao; Read
Ing. $40: Rock Island. AGO; ST. Paul,
800.
Flour.
Flour-Receip,s. L. 100 barrels; exports,
eao. Weak and lower to SELL owing 20
the break in wheat; mills have reduced
prices, but buyers demand still further
concessions, winter straits, s3s0gs so;
winter low grades, s2ota2.eo: spring low
grades. s2g2fo.
wheat-Receipts. 600 bushels; exports,
13.1oo Spot weak: No. / hard, 1IaG-7c.
Options advanced decidedly better IN the
forenoon. on reports of foods IN Missouri
and bugs In Michigan. but the crowd over
loaded and in the afternoon tried to real
ixe. causing a bad break in prices. the
feeling az the close being demoralized,
with values %4lc below last night: No.
red May. ssisGesssc. closed es,sc; Sep
TENDER. g. s-isgesAc, closed ssssc.
Wooi-DuIi.
Metals.
Pig IroD-Steady; Southern, re7sdf3;
Northern. HIGH
Copper-Ffrm: exchange. $ii.io2IiaS
Lead-Easy: exchange. s20ass.
Unsteady. Straits. slSs5SI3s s., plates
steady.
speltsr-Quiet; domestic, Hisl..
Coffee.
Co1ee-Options closed easy. s0Inc net
advance; SEPTEMBER. siaIo. Spot coffee.
Rio duh: No I. i4c: mid quiet
Sugar.
Sagsr-Raw quiet. centrifugal. 8 test.
&c. refined quiet
Petroleum.
Petroleum-Dufl: United closed RIA
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE


DILAA1 =. oAAnh
Lnvss TaconA. y neon: Seattle. Yes1sr
- Pprs fown~esd. Anaeorsss. FafYNaven
S~w Whafccra. Blalne and Fyissay Hnr-
- and Vancouver. arriving sAnccuvSr 4
= = following day.
rsre 20 BlssnA. q: fare TO varccuv.r
Il FOR TURNER Information acpiy 70 Yes.
- wharf
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Seattle,
Lake Shore
& Eastern
Railway.

5 THos, II r. h nEowE. Receiver.
frot.e lsave anA arrivs 1spet foes Of
Columbia street
TINE CARD IN EFFECT DEC. q. 10&
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
Portland. May 1--Wheat-Waila Walia,
SO &C. Valley. E05sc per bushei.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

FORECAST FOR FRIDAY.
Porrizzt. May q nk
Prcoaeie thznd<r sfso~srz-
b. s. PAGrE. fo.ecasses-
T. DEPARTMENT OF AGEiCCL
1uRE. WEATHER BUREAU
DAILY BULLETIN.
seattle May 2. -
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Moyisrn practice seems 30 make .he sea-
sofrg feet a strategic factor In It's rela-
don 80 the defense Of IS own coast. ard
It's .xas-t ssnr,soymsas sepens1s ca the com
yarzttvs size Of Itself ami the opposing
aeet, the length % coast TO Re csf~atr1.
The esfscs;ve condition OK its hsrbors. tho
distance 81 Tire enemy's aeee from its bass
OF supplies, and the possession 81 cnsiing
stations Away from tfs own coast. Other
Influencing eseTrents enter TITO sAts, but
,hoss narrsc are sufficient 20 give . gem
srai estimate ce fne vxlse az . sezgosns
f3ees La coast defense
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-24

The weeks shipments OF ore and
concentrates from Tintiu district
amounlod 10 70 carloads.
The Optx shaft In Tinllo Ia Row
down l0J icet anu two shifts afe wOfE-
Ing tue properly under contract.
Tho Mountain View lying near the
Humbug In Tintio IL now being
worked, I. ID. sullivan having put on
. force Of men iast Monday.
IL IL reported that Manager Corey OF
tho Giaai tine In Merour has paid all
the existing claims against tho grounl
and Ia now IN Apositi0n TO push the
shaft down to The ore body.
Work Ia being steadily pushed on
tho ~ CigAle anu Hillside properties
In Mefeur. Tbs former 10 showIl x
large bodies OF low grade ole when
arc being developed while the latter
promises much Tor the future.
Toools transcripts The mines Of
Stockton aud Dry Canyon ate not ox-
aotly booming, but siill there 10 u little
work going on la both places. In Dry
Canyon there IN about fliieon men Vi
work ani othsrs coming Ia 10 10 as.
sesstpent wofK...... John Hlgson came
Ia this week wIta two wagon loads OF
supplies and material to start work nj
1nee, with n small force OF men, on tht
japan mine, whore they Intend TO pug
IN the winter.
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uorsL ARRIVALS

WalAor-i. T.. spencer. Denver. T.. ..
koafnus, Gunnisou, Utah. e.. q. Higgins,
Mcfcuti 4. G.. Lund. 3 W. Peterson,
Ephia'mi ~. Roth, Butte. Monti J. NJ.
smith, boston, Mas.
Cullen-S. J. bunsmoro, Butte. Mrs.
lanty, Boston Mass. e.. D. purnn, u. q.
WI T.. a. Wi'syu, ptpvoi John d.
Mitchell, san imucisoli l.. ~. Rhodes,
Miss VI. Rhodes, Nat NJ. Brigham. - ".
Mcqueen, city,
rumploion- Ms, A. L.. Roby. wash.
ington city, 4. X. Wood amt wiio. phlia-
delnhui 3. Wo.nhoimar 49, Lomsi "a.
!. Flanagan, Puuteo, NJ; D. Cohu, Sew
York
knuisiord-John Holss, T.. g.. Adair,
", Olson, vito and daughter. J. T..
Clarke, j. Charlton, Mos May charlton.
,hicagui u. ~. shepherd, q. NJ. shaw,
Dnnvnr ID. W. widow. l,lul Springer
\. J. Phillips, Auslu, Nevada James
y. Forrest and wife. Cedar Rapids. iowa,
jay w. Adam', san Francisco: ".
linwcs, 81. l1uiai .. G. sykes, Syracuse,
y, VI H. ". Adams, Portland. oregon.
Q. D. singisor, Idaho.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-24
BUSINESS IN The PIT.
N, Week Has Been a Good One 10
Rining Stocks.
,rrroyEmEsi,s STEADY ADVANCE.
an. R,,ult of TodaJ's Work on
,Chargc-s,w' From Ou'lilnE
talnps-lips aud spur'.

The week in the local mining stock
marie, has been good one nolwi'h-
aiding the fact that one "gooss sRs"
..s scored oil 'change during that
lind. The trading while not 10 reg.
.,,,ly distributed a. on the previous
v,,k was exceptionally brisk and
nb,,,sa" that OF the week before by
es75 shnrsa. Daring tho elk days Just
r,,t a phenomenal run has been made
=, East Golden Date stock and
al. from that source that most Of the
weeks business has come. Tuesday
o., the big day Of the week In tie
nj. a. on that day 1880 shares Of
,,osk changed hands, $4,000 Of the
,h.re. being East Golden Gate stock.
The remaining trading In listed stocks
b.s como from Msrcut, Mammoth aud
sunshine. Ajax has gained great
.tfsnrth during the past ten daye, aud
siihourh no sales nave come out,
n now stands with much Ia
yot before the brokers. Mef.
ear and Mammoth have re-
msInod at sbd ut stationary quotations
and have elected but very liltle In
ie,,si v hills Sunshine has dropped 10
bedrock, reaching nh loweit ngufes
sinoe the organization OF the tS-
change.
In the unlisted stocks the trading has
teen divided about equally among
Hwansea, South swsnsea, hubbesm,
Northern Ligbt and Little Piltsbufg.
On these stocks the bwanseas take the
lead with Sunbeam . close second. All
three are looked upon ~ shfe invsst'
mrnls at existing quotations, ana the
ufoktfs never let a chanoo 20 ~ 10
efa,p some OF the stock, ~ II nap
ems 10 be offered nj anything
llko sacnnee. Tbe building OF tho
Northern Light mill and the good
frtorls from the property seem TO have
mi thai stock on y fifm basis, and II
nov takrs rank with The rest securities
la tue unlisted class. The business OF
Little Ptlsburg has been a. very nom.
inal nkufss, aud 10 accounted Tor only
iy the apparent anxiety OF some of
Inc bfohsfs TO get It on their hands.
Tbe H,ols stock 10 mn offstlug Al nrm
n Lures, but there II no great desire APP
parent q invest Ia u.
Today's call on chang. was marked
with sAlss OF sunshine, 4 nth swan.
"a aud SUNBEAM. rhe iormrf sold NJ
tuinous n tufc, 100 shares changing
hauds NJ tl.95. 5Juth Swansea plainly
N we'd n, standing IN the market by
iaEing o. sl.u7l aud sl.lO per share IN
tao tAles. A. the olose VI attention
O. the stock II Wa strongly bid iof at
sl..O tut holdefs would not lot 90
uuder 81 20. Sunbeam sold NJ 20
cents, wnii. swansea received quolA-
tibns Of se.57i asked and $500 bid.
The clohug nsutrs were Nc iollowii
IIsTED STOCKS.