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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-11
Reflected by the Weeks
Bank Clearings.
SALTLAKE'S BIG ADVANCE
MERCANTILE AGENCIES SEND
OUT BOOM REP oRTS.
Advance In Prices Of One Hundred
Starlo articles Has Been 81 Per
Cszt- Silver Reached. 50 Yestcr-
Stock Market was Strong,
But Irregular.

New York. Sept. 10.-Today's market
was strong, but in an Irregular degree
in different parts Of the list Realizing
sales at one time depressed the average
price a fraction below last nights close
In addition there was some sharp de-
eIines from the best before the close.
The net gains fer the day all through
the list are the more noticeable in view
of these facts There was little news
Of q special character beyond what was
conlrmatory of facts already known.
Much Importance continues 10 be at
tached to the declaration OF the extra.
dividend by st. Paul yesterday and
the good influence of this was mani
tested III the improved buying for Lon
don account today
The coalers all showed weakness dur
ing most Of the day on account OF the
disappointing dullness which continues
in the anthracite trade. This encour-
aged some OF the short selling and
sharp rises In the afternoon indicated
the distress of the shorts and rallied
some of the other dealers.
In the bond market the total sales
amounted to s4,1So,O00. There were
sales Of g. S. Is at sSA and the coupon
SIS 81 Lag.
shares, including Atchison, AGO; do.
tpfd, 2o125; G. & O., 300; Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy, G0662; C. G. G.
6 ST. IL, $500; D. & H, 1000; D. l. &
w, 4,56G Erie (new}, 1905; Louisville
6 Nashville, 1860; Manhattan, S0,359;
Missouri Pacific. $500; Missouri, Kan
sas & Texas, $500; do pfd. %, 455; lew
Jersey Central. $3.50: New York Csn-
tral II 400; Northern Pacific, $500; do.
| pfd.. 1920 Northwestern, $500; On
| tarto 81 Western. AGO. Reading. Il, 1870;
Rock Island, 3S,7z0; st. Paul, 1920; St
| Paul & Omaha, II, 100; Southern Rail
way, 5000; do. pfd., 22,775; Union Pa
| cific. q, 1o5; Union Pacific Denver 6
Gulf, $500; Wheeling & Lake Erie, T.
/ 200; American Spirits, 500; American
! Tobacco, 1920; Bay State Gas, 14.000;
Chicago Gas, $3.50; Consolidated Gas
! $500; General Electric, 1890; Lacledt
| Gas, $500; Lead, $500; Sugar, 1880; 7
c. & l., $500; do. pfd. 5,520 Western
Union, 3o,S2o; Chicago Great Western
500.
Money. on call easy at 11Ad2 per cent;
| last loan at ~: closed, HOP per cent
Prime mercantile paper, S&@41h pei
cent.
Sterling exchange weak With actua
business in bankers bills at 4.S5A @4 81
| for demand and at 1914 G94.S6& for e.
days.
Posted rates. S4H@4s5h and 1851
Commercial biHs, 4.s21l az. 82a.
Silver certificates, 5SG54.
Bar silver. 81,
| Mexican dollars, 1919.
Government bonds, strong; stat,
bonds, dull; railroad bonds, strong.
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Railroad Notes.

H. 3. Kooser, who provides over the
affairs of the Missouri Pacific at this
place, was in Ogden yesterday.
The efforts of the interstate commits.
sion to show that there has been Illegal
rate cutting at Minneapolis has failed.
T The appointment of Mr.. E. j. ard as
chief engineer Of the Rio Grande West
ern is q deserved promotion for that
official
1t is reported by wire that the North
ern Pacific has sold sufficient lands in
North Dakota and Montana to retire
the Missouri division bonds of the
company, amounting to about ST.
750, 600.
General Manager Bancroft. General
Superintendent Calvin and General
Purchasing Agent ]. O. Rhodes of the
Oregon Short Line left on a special
yesterday noon for the north on tour
Of inspection.
The Rio Grande Western offices were
besieged yesterday by large number
who went to inquire of friends who
were on the wrecked D. & r. c. train
near New Castle, Colo. a number Of
Salt Lake parties we're on the train,
but as far as could be learned none OF
them were injured
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Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, Sept. 10.-wheat was in good
demand at the start at about &c i'm
provement over yesterdays closing
price for December, and 1c for Septem-
Der. For a supposedly defunct deal,
September exhibited surprising de-
gree OF activity and climbed up to 81
within a minute or two Of the opening,
when the price was ss3k. December
was decidedly cratic. From 1915 to 9S1z
to begin with, it rose to ss5s, turned and
went back to 9S1k. Then 1t dropped to
973s and rose from that in a gradual
way to 97A. From the latter point to
99M was the work Of about 20 minutes.
and those fluctuations were al within
the first two hours Of the session.
The rally was caused primarily by an
advance of csc at Liverpool at the
opening. Paris started 10 confines
lowar hut closed at an advance OF
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Mercantile Agency Whoops Up the
Prosperity Era.

Prosperity Era.
New York. Sept 10.-R. G. Dun &
Co. s Weekly Review of Trade in its
issue tomorrow will say: There is no
hating in the advance. Business grows
better in all ways, for while its specu-
latiVe end breaks conspicuous gamblers
fer a decline. a steady increase in pro-
motion, working force and the power
Of the people to purchase is the feature
which overshadoWs all others Reports
of New York trade unions show an in
crease since one year ago of 81 per cent
in the number Of men at work. and a
similar increase among men in like po-
sitfofl throughout the country would
exceed 10000. while every week adds
many establishments TO the active lf.t.
The coal miners strike has brought to
l!gli. such differences that work viii
Probably be very soon resumed by a
large share OF the men.
The farmers are helped by higher
prices for wheat, and while western re-
ceipts do not show that they nave mar
keTed a tenth of crops, an assurance of
handsome profit to come prepares them
to buy lliberally hereafter. Because OF
this and the increase of hands at work,
dealers throughout the country have
eitarted to repleniSh stocks. which Is
she great force at present operating in
manufactures and trade, though dis
trtbution bv retail trade has greatly
increased.
Copper is steady and lead shade
stronger at 4.15 and the production 81
coke has reached 124f. ., MS, with 49,
71T ovens n operation
Wheat has risen &c. i1te past week
not In a furry. but in answer - the
daily Increasing foreign demand
Though reports of the crop. now al
ncst wholly out of danger, Indicate q
yield newer surpassed but once. foreign
accounts still strengthen the belief that
the deficiency abroad win be about 100,-
000,0G0 bushels more than usual and
meanwhile reports Indicate that lss:
corn than was expected Will be avail
able for export and it's price has riear
about e of a cent.
With enormous speculative sales o1
wool. which appear TO constitute mcst
OF the market at Boston. there is also
more buying there and elsewhere bS
the wooden mills, which are enjoying
extraordinary demand for goods %
prices averaging not 10 per cent higher
than WAS paid early in the wear
Failures for the week have been I'll
in the United States against 315 las
year, and 35 in Canada against 81 las
J7a17-
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BUYING HONDURAS.
That Ts Practically What New York
Millionaires Are Doing


New York, Sept. 1O.-The World prints
the relieving TITS morning: ''The control
or the government of Honduras BY
Americans are the words of the Ameri-
can consul Of Honduras In his reply 70
the state department concerning the et-
feet of the concessions recently made EV
ttao government Of Honduras 70 an
organlzation of wealthy New Workers
This consideration was the cause OF the
advancing of several million dollars,
Whether s5.o00000 or 100000 cannot De
ascertained but sufficient means Viii be
advanced TO Honduras whereby II may
be kept above bankruptcy In the board
Of directors of the concern appears the
names of John Jacob Astor, Dr. Seward
Webb. Ch1uncey NJ. Depew, j. j. McCul-
NIciSyery and Melville E. ingalls,, ir. The
organizer is Henry r. Sprasue, a lawyer
OF this CITY When he made mis- visit to
Honduras ne succeeded beyond his fonte5t
hopes.
him everything he wanted If the men OF
millions whom he represented would only
assume certain financial obligations that
would sevc the republic from ruin. The
details of the deal have been well kept
so far, but it is known that the plan in
cludes not only the construction and con-
troll of the Honduras RAILWAY. the man
agement of its telegraph system and the
dictat!on of tariff duties ut the custom
f1olise but also the establishment OF q
national bank TO carry out hnaneta
policy for paying off the Honduras debt
The government promises not TO inter
fere for five years at least. II Is al ais
line from Tru,illo to the Atlantic coa<i
Of Honduras to Belize in Bolivia. a pldr
IS afoot also, 1t is said, to mitigate emf
grafton from here to Honduras for meT
Who can stand the climate, which Is very
irving to those accustomed only to the
teIurerate zones.
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THE LETTER CARRIERS.
Draw Up q Bill to Increase Salary
Toledo Victorious.

San Francisco. Sept. 10-At today's ses-
sien of the National Association of Let
ter Carriers the question Il +he cquatiza-
ton of carriers salaries WAS acted upon
g btn being drawn Up for considers ton
for the purpose Of raising the salaries OF
carriers in Arst-ciass cites from 81 coo to
g, go. The resolution IN favor of eCuah-
zttton was voted down by 2l6 to u. The
am ounceuent of the result of the ballot
was uproariously received. but President
Parsons held the convention down with
q firm hand The question Of the location
of the ueZt convention vas then taken
I'D. Toledo, o., 81. Louis, Omaha and
Scranton, Pa, were the only c0mpetitorS.
After snort but hot fight Toledo was
victorious and the next convention viii
be held there On the same ballot it was
decided that there should be 4 reserve
1und for the Mutual BENEFIT association
The following officers were elected:
President, John n. Parsons, New York;
vice president, Conrad Trieber, San Fran
cisco; Secretary, John f. Victory, Wash
ingtOn. treasurer. NJ. J. C0n1ors. Chlcd-
60. Executive board. S. z. Stevens, Gin
cinnati; +. J. BOurlke, Syracuse; Chris
Lougheed, Detroit; b ]. Curtin. Lynn;
J, r McIElroy, Bridgeport; chairman of
Fall river; members of the same commit
tee. ". ]. Morrison, Brooklyn; T. s.
Trafton, Cleveland: committee On civil
service, C Il. Raedel, Canton: j. A
Barnes, Maiden: j. J. Scully. PttLSburg;
trustee c. NJ. O'Brieu, Cleveland; chief
collector. Wiin1ot Dunn, Nashville
/ The cash n The treasury is now =. T63.
1t was decided to ask for increased com
pensaSion for mounted collectors.
Nothing was done toward separating the
office OF secretary and editor Of the POST
81 Record
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cUBANS AGAIN VICTORIOUS,
CAPTURED ONE OF THE STRONG
EST POSTS IN THE ISLAND.
News Causes Excitement In Spain
and Cabinet Is Summoned to Con
slider the Situation.

Madrid. Sept. 10.-The news received
here of the capture by the Cuban in
surgents Of the town of Victoria de Las
Tunas, province Of Santiago de Cuba
has caused great excitement. The cab
met ministers have been summoned to
meet this evening to consider the sit
Uation-
menting on the capture of Victoria de
Las Tunas. condemn Captain General
Weyler The Impartial says that Gem
eraI JooveIler was removed from his
command for a similar disaster in
1886.
1t is pointed out that the strategicaI
position or Victoria de Las Tunas IS
important. The government has de
cided to act vigorously and Immediate
~ despatch reinforcements to Cuba il
that is necessary
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Arlticles.,
Kansas City Live Stock.

Kansas City. Sept. -Cattle.-Re-
ceipts, 1000; best grades, firm; others,
about steady Texas steers. 26OG42O;
Texas COWS, 2.ooG27b; native steers,
3.50@6.25; native ce~s end heifers, 100
oars; stockers and feeders. z.S0646o;
bulls. 26GebS60.
Hogs.-Receipts, 1000; market opened
strong. closed weak. Bulk Of sales, 900
az 1211: heavfes, 4to6415. packers, 3.95
Gals; MIXED, 4.ooe4171z; lights, 1000
4.12K; workers, 412tt6t15; pigs, 3.16G
3.95.
sheep-Recefpts. 1900; market
strong; lambs, S.5o@5.oo; muttons, 200
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IN RAILWAY CIRCLES.
Canadian Pacific and the Alaskan
Business-Looal Notes.

Vancouver, b c., SEPT. 10.-It is evil
d,Ant Che Canadian Pacific railroad in
teEie, to try 10 control the bulk OF
travel ana freight likely to go to the
Yukon gold feds next spring; also
tnax the easiest and quickest route
there viii be entirely Through Can
adtan territory The railway company
has already taken preliminary steps to-
wards this end. the route selected is
t(hat Known as tGle S6icl1een-Teslin lake
line. First class steamers viii be put
on from Vancouver connecting with
the railway; thence TO a point at the
,1oy.h of the SticIleen river, where 9
transfer made TO river boats of light
draue1ht to Gefnora. From the fst'teI'
point the company, it is stated. VIII
construct a line Of railway to Teslln
lake, whare steamers are already be
ing butit to carry passengers ana
freight from there down the lake and
the Yukon river to che gold fields With
out further transfer.
+ Engineer Duschesnay will leave mn
medlately to survey the proposed rafl-
way TO Tegain lalle, and the expected
route will be ready for traffic next sum
mer When completed ii is claimed no
other route to the Yukon wild be SO
easy or quick as this, and the Can
adian Pacific company expects to con-
tl7oI the bulk of travel.
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Survey Will Be rborou OIL,

Washington, Sept. 1O.-The coast and
geodetlc survey was notified today that
Assistant Rodgers, in charge at San
Francisco. would start tonight with an
assistant on the survey of the Linn
canal leading TO the Klondike region.
TIE survey viii extend to Dyea and
Skaguay and viii be very thorough
No difficulties are apprehended, as the
survey can proceed through the fall
and winter. as Mr. Rodgers win lee0
along the water routes and not 60
Through the dangerous mountain
masses
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Omaha Live Stock.

Omaha, NeD., Sept 1o-cattle--Re-
ceipts. 800: market steady; native beef
steers. 4.Io@5.20; western steers, 5000
$50; Texas steers, S.zbG4-OO COWS and
heifers, 2.80G3.80; Gamers, 1.85@2.75;
stockers and feeders, 3-5o@4-50; calves,
4.o0GD6. 90; bulls, stays, etc. 2.50@9.15.
Receipts, $500; market steady
to a shade lower. Heavy. 3.90G4O0;
mixed, 5.e5@4.OO; light, 400. @4-05; bulk
of sales, 3900400.
Sheep. Receipts, 100; market steady;
fair to choice natives. 3.50Q3.S5; Iair to
choice westerns, S.25@3-65; common and
stool, sheen. -2.15a3.50; lambs, s.25@5.25.
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Excursion to the Hermitage.

The last excursion of the season to
ogden canyon and the Hermitage viii
leave here over the Oregon Short Lane
at S:15 tomorrow morning. The train
viii be held Is minutes later than us sLL
for the benefit of the passengers me
fare for the round trip to Ogden IS 81
Including the trip through the canyon
sl.25. Including dinner at the Aerl1lt :
zoe si75. The train will reach this
CIV. returning, at 7:15 Sunday even
ing. The outing promises to be a de-
Nghtful one.
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WevIer Called ON the CARPET.

Madrid, Sept, 1o-The minister OF
was has eabled Captain General Wey-
Ter. asking for an explanation regard
ing the capture by the insurgents Of
Victoria de Las Tunas, province of
Santiago de Cuba, which is defended
by seven forts, having two Krupp guns
among their armament.
It is stated here that the intention
of the insurgents is to establish their
government there and to obtain the
recognition Of their bellisereney by the
United States 4 Spanish expedition
Will be organized 20 reeapture Victoria
de LIS f1IuaS
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New C11han Tariff.

Madrid, Sept. 1O.-The official Ga
zette has not yet completed the pub
ilcatfon of all schedules OF the new
Cuban tariff. The reduction in the
duty on American goods generally is
considerable. On crude petroleum the
duty is not changed. but there is con-
siderable reduction in the duty of re-
fined petroleum. The duties on firearms
and canned goods, as articles of lux
ury. are slightly increased.
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viii Hasten Reforrns.

Madrid, Sept 10-The minister for
the colonies, Senior Castellnno, has de-
cided to hasten the application for Gu
ban reforms. The law providing for
the election of commission for Cuban
administration will shortly appear. The
municipal elections have been fixed for
Oct. 10. The application of the pro-
Vincial law will follow and finally the
application of the necessary laws and
regulations for the council Of admins
tration, which will commence work on
March 1. when the reforms are gener-
ally applied, will be next in order.
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! SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco, Sept. 1o.-The oficia
closing quotations. for mining stocks tc
Coffee and Sugar.

New York, Sept. -Coffee-Options
steady at unchanged prices n decline
of = points Closed steady, net IN
changed TO 5 points decline. Sales, $500
bags, including September, $50; De-
cember. 6.26; March, $50.
Spot Coffee-Rio steady; No. in
voice, 81; No. lobbing, IL; mild,
dull; Cordova, 101h@161a
SiigaI-Raw, strong: refining, 3as;
centrifugal, SGs; refined, steady; No. 6,
Az
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Banoroft,s New Car.

In the Short Line shops in this city
a new private car for General Man
ager Bancroft is being built. The. car
when completed Will be a marvel OF 81,
beauty in all its appointments. 1t VIII
be equipped with all the modern con-
Yeniences imaginable and VIII be JUST
about the finest railway conveyance
ever mounted on wheels.
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SND) TO ANY MAN.
WILL PAY s1oo Fer ANY CASE
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Fail to Cure.

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Another Road.

Phoenix, Ariz., Sept. 1O.-Anofher
railroad construction declaration filed
with the territorial secretary in time
10 secure Is years tax exemption is GLfat
of the Phoenix. Globe s. Copper Belt
railway, TO build from this city to
Globe. a. distance of Ito mics. The IN
corpcrators are all OF PaoeT'S.
r,h5s Is fine third separate corporation
organized for building a railroad over
tI7ga 1,o7,te indicated,
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Certainly you don't want TO suffer
with dyspepsia. constipation, sick head
ache. sallow skin and ioss of appetite
you have never tried De WITS Lfttls
Early Risers for these complaints or
you would have been cured. They are
small pills, but great regulators. A. c..
Smith. C. D. Swift. 14z Main
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ADVANCE IN PRICE.
Average of 3.4 Per Cent. on One Hun.
bred Staple Articles.

New York, Sept to-Bradstreet's to-
morrow viii say: The business week
aes been. marked by a continuation Of
comparatively free buying by jobbing
and commission merchants in anticl-
patton Of future wants at almost all
important distributing points AT q
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---e-@-
THE DIAMOND.

washington. Sept. 1o.-washingtOn,
Philadelphia, Sept. 1O.-Philadeiphia,
Baltimore. sept 1o--Baltimore, 6;
Louisville 3.
Brooklyn, Sept 1O--Brooklyn, IL;
Cincinnati. 4.
New York, Sept 1o.-New York, 2;
Pittsburg. 2.
Boston, Sept 1o-Boston, 10; St
Louis. 8.
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Clearing HOUSE statement.

New York. Sept. lO.-The following
table, compiled by Bradstreets', shows the
bank clearings at the principal cities for
the reeh ended Sept. 8, with the per-
centsge OF increase ard decrease az COM
pared with the corresponding week last
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ST the Luceum

The Faust company closes its en-
gagement at the Lyceum today. The
usual matinee win be given this after
noon.
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To heal the broken and diseased It's
sues. to soothe the irritated surfaces,
to instantly relieve and to permanently
cure is the mission of De Wits Witch
Hazel SaIve. a. G. Smith, G. D. Swift.
142 Main.
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The secretary of the treasury has ac-
ceptet an offer for the sale to the govern
snenr of a number of lots next adjoining
the site for the public building at Helena,
Mont. giving 81, 000
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r. G. DUM7s BooM.

Not included in totals because con-
tanning other items than cIearngs.
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GOLD EVERYWHERE.

There is lots OF gold. 1t seems to be
everywhere. But the cry of the people
ds for grub. There is none to SPARE on
the Minook and no place 20 get any.
When the Healy called at MinOok on
her way up the river (her captain was
besieged by 20 men for the privilege of
buying food. He refused, saying he
must 20 through with such provisions
as qle mad I myself had orders for
s.. 900 worth OF grub but could get Moth
ing. 1 packed UP for home, securing
passage for st. Michaegs on the Healy.
me Excelsior is the bonanza boat this
trip. She can discount the Cleveland
IN both passengers and gold dust.
cannot say how much there is aboard
and would not If I could. The mining
men Of the country are all discouraged
with the rush and don't want ITO give
out news which will make matters
worse.
"a good deal of talk is heard OF
Copper river. This heads on the other
side of the ridge from which the AfinootI
springs. and the two rivers are in a
manner associated by am interesting
incident With the government eXpe-
dftfon, which, under Lieutenant Mills
explored TO its head the Copper river,
crossing to and descending the Minooh
was a cook and general rouStabout
The ex-cook row 9las the richest claim
on the NIinool1 river.
Stewart river is being kept pretty
Quiet. Some of the newcomers ara
breaking for there ana the general I'm
preston is that gold dirt has been
struck.
DO not forget TO caution people who
do not care 70 die not to go into uhe
Kaondiks this winter"
Two brothers. Robert and Charles
/ Carlson, rich claim owners On Bonanza
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DOMINION OF CANADA