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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-18

Chicago. June T.-Butter-Firrn; cream
cries I4Gisc: diaries IkGl35kc.
Eggs-Steady. fresh SIC.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. June I7.-Wheat-Rsceipts
30 cars Unsettled: No. hard. S4sTc; No.
2, 7SGSFc; No. s. T79Soc; No. red. Soci No.
2. SOC; No. 3. 72Q73c; No. spring. 7sSSOc;
No. g. 75c.
Corn-scarce, higher; No mixed. s2114
33c: No. white, s241@3Sc; No g. s2l4c.
Oats-Aotive. steady. No. 2 white. 25Qesc.
RyeLower. No. 2. 4oc.
Hay-Prairie higher. choice 800; choice
timothy $50.
Butter-steady; creamery. n3lh4c: dai-
Eggs-Ffrm; fresh. 8 cents.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. June 17.-Receipts. eight cars.
Lower; No red cash, elevator. sic asked A:
track. S9S6c; July, M asked; September
65I csc; December, 674o; No. 2 hard nom
inal. sS9s7c.
Corn-Lower, No cash. &c: July. s0s.c
September. $3.50
Oate-Lower. No. 2 cash. PC bid; track.
&c; September. &c bid; No. white. Gag
24lAc.
Rye-Steady.
Flaxseed-Nominai, s1.1o.
Butter-Steady; creamery, 14ql51sc; cal-
ry 1oq1ic.
EggSsteady. SIC. loss on
NEW YORK.
New York, June Observation-Disclosures
lS4. 075; exports 40. 500; spot weak; No.
red, sec F. o. 3. anoat. Options closed
steady. No. July S1GS5c: closed sl%4c.
Corn-Receipts. 105,S00; exports u0.25S.
| Spot weak. No. 2. 377sc. Options closed
! Iltc net lower. July closed 262sc
Oats-Receipts, 1s2. 400 exports IL. 76l. No.
| 2. white &c. Options closed &c net lower.
| July closed 29c.
| Butter-Receipts 1888 packages. Steady,
western creamery I31.G17c Elgins lie. fac
! tory. 1015G12&4c.
! Eggs-Receipts. 4.s3O packages. Steady
western u1sQl2c southern 1024q11c.
LIVERPOOL.
| Liverpool. June T.-wheat-Spot No
red northern spring. dull. rs I'd: No. red
western winter. dull. IS. cd. Futures clos
ed quiet; July Is I'D September. IS 474d
| December, Is 6?d.
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COTTON

New York. June T7.-Ths prafsartonzt
elements we're IN cosfroi q fas rffaafi9a
in cotton szsls today. but saaEss = zsa-
efsi fntIsposifloa 20 operate sEtsassvesT
either GRE way % the ofAsF. Fro@ ths
start. Hsrfustlors Eers SNtrsansY nar-
Fow- ArouDd th~ opening ere HasTkst
showed feysF}sa UNDER ore IS 10 fsaGit
- 5iEst Selling Inspired - fns favorable
character = 80 WssfaaT n1rtcea anf a
h-~sFsEa Thorzz8 report Haaf-H fgssEG
quite a number = bsT.sx orders Pr sri-
da1ce ~ saes point fseii-s. heUsrsr. sn1
aooa gave - ,ss,T sFoTfs - Degrees
prices 4 fss orfsrs ~sfs rscs5vss ffefa
,ss roafh an8 psxr. bsiax enfssg f1T fas
purchases q Asggsf cgntrarts - cover
saort accounts Ths ei1ss Vas astss an4
asesST wftH prices gaEhanEes - gas g9ins
lgzer Ssles Eefs - - szsss
gew TeTk Ts1s y .--ca<fens rp1f $50
e 1sH rul1asirK gsizsss ~ fassf e
st5f 115s sases - 5aiss Tafsres eips-
- qales 49, steady. szirs = - pslss-
I1ns Sc Tslr 3 81 AszBss . = So
.errnr- = = o~fsagv. g =. EaTers osr.
, e. grrsraser > -. 4&sasFF o 81. Fss-
r-sary . x&rla > > Ayr 80
&ez Orseaes- gsss E.--C3tfsa- stsztT !.
rnsss,far ~
Calvss.a=. gszs T1.-castsa. sssssJ. 9
csrts
Ezv~rzssz gg-s TT.-cg.s sa-Fssssss
c.ases 4eseE AZ as-afy
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DRY GOODS MARKEr.

New York. June 1.-THE dry goods mar
ket showed generally good results. There
mas been a widening OF the demand for
bleached cottons since the reductions Of
the early part Of the week and IN some
quarters stocks have been very materially
reduced. Statesmen on the road are fore
frg business IN the new dark fancy prints
az the prices just made The reductions n
Washington clays seemed 70 point toward
: lower level on worsted goods The new
prices are said 20 be prohibitive Of Eng
fish goods Therehas been no general ae-
iustuaent as YET. Staple cottons. aside
from bleached goods. are unchanged The
export demand IS only fair Print cloths
are quiet There have been sales CT - coo
pleces ordered goods. but no regulars.
which are IN slightly less active demand
Prints are active in all lines which have
been reduced. and in all fancies.
Daily Eagle. by carrier. 10 cents week
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.JlIIIIII1IEIlE

Primary. Secondary or Tertiary BLOOD
1,oISON permanently cured in IS TO $
davs. You can De treated At home for
me price under same guarantee II yo,,
,,~afer 10 come here We will contract 70
~ railroad fare and hotel bills, and no
fTs-ge il We fail 20 cure II you havs
ken mercury, lodide potash. and stfII
80 aches and pains. Mucous Patches ~
.l---,,1fa- sore Throat, Pimples, Copper Col
n-2d Spcts, Ulcers on any part OF The
80, Hair or Eyebrows falling out. II
is this Secondary BLOOD POISON we
l-a,,a7a nice 10 cure. We solicit the u1cst
e'--ri1ate cases and challenge the worIS
o. a case Tye can not cure. This disease
r. always baftled the skill OF the most
eminent physicians. $4,000 capital be-
SiTd our unconditional guarantee. Also
- nreofs sent sealed on application. Ad-
dress COOK REMEDY CO, $50 Masonic
Temple, CHICAGO. Ill
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKET

New York, June I7.-Conee-Optious op-
ened steady with prices unchanged 20 FIVE
points lower; ruled tame with buying
checked by bearish average Of cables. lib
eraI Brazilian receipts. small United
States warehouse deliveries and duh spot
trade; shorts timid In view % large bear
interests already in existence: closed bare
~ steady and FIVE points lower; sales
I3. so bags. including June and July 8 81.
Spoa coree-Rio dull. nominal; No In
voice. s7kc. No. 3obbing e7scs mid mac
tive: Cordova E141I5izc-
Sagar-Raw quiet but steady: fair refn-
ing 6ssc: centrifugal p test. Size. Re
fined steady.
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Try GRAIN-O! TRY GRAIN-O!

Ask yer Grocer today to show you
package of GRAIN-O. the new food drink
that takes the place Of coffee. The chill
dren may drink it without injury as wei
as the adult All who Try It. like H.
GRAIN-O has that rich seal brown of
Mocha or Java, but 1t is made from pure
grains, and the most delicate stomach re-
ceives 1t without distress. 4 the prize Of
coffee. l5c and 25c per package. Sold By
all grocers.
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tcontinu.d from Finh Pager

that Mr.. stanley's reputation has gone
beyond the confines Of his own city %
county and had psrmested the whole stats
as a man OF loyalty TO friends. honest ana
fearless. lie said that the Free Silver
Demo-Pop aggregation viii Be on '5e ex-
plana,lon from now until November. He
retired amid tremendous applause
The Stanley ausrtette thea sans a song
and with three cheers for Mr. Stanley ard
the Republican ticket. which made too
rsfrers ring. the most successful meeting
ever held IN this city closed with the most
cordial good feeling.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-18

George EasterE51 q Wyan6otts. SAID
81 an au,horized 20 say % tais c7nvsn-
,ten fzat y -his BODY desires % abolish
ire uoges b5a15s Governor Lssssy 81 %
s. ~ s-~e~ re nd sarciT 1u-Ehs1 BE-
r9re EsEsa Taylor ran - - hin ard
zrseoerea zsuetaiaE 81 rs sar lie
,-es~st ne Convention tn,o eauvsisisra
=, .syi-z. "oe-tseuen. tae g9vsrDor has
charged Rs zasna~
NJ Harrls3a. % shaEuss. sac 80 -
bas fsa: had = ak S.th GoveF1sr Lss1Y
ara thas &c rad tod h-ra t1as Re Eosis q
shateT-r ne eeuve1-isn ss41
A zns-Iou % isT ~ soIs5r - eo1E-ssr
o. ne taase Vas declared csrrssf - -
eAaE-nzn. ehs vote rsEslrsrls - f7.i7~E
To AZ ~ ne tzb.s. ~, . Fscoas.tsr re
VITA -
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SOUR STOMACH.

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r.sseE - ih- Ngz alaeaFrfy STARTS
F5YAPEP pa LAELETa. f.sezezas =
tske. - sac .xxs - esn1. ~ Ggsz
rse-a E1sE 81 Es1Eazeh tresaszs al
ss.essssa8s e trssaaloslass s<at free -
1900. STUART CO.
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RANK CLEARINGs.

New York. June I5.-The following table.
compiled by Bradstreet's, shows the total
elearances AT the principal cities ara me
percentage OF increase or decrease, as COM
nareh Win the corresponllnE week ast
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-18

I was seriously afflicted with a cough
for several years. and last fall had a
more severe cough than ever before. 1
have used many remedies without re-
ceiv!ng much relief. and being recon-
neuded to try a bottle Of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy, by friend, who. knowing
me 20 be a poor widow. gave It 20 me.
I tried H. with the most gratifying re-
suits The first bottle relieved me very
much and the second bottle has sbso-
lutely cured me. have not had as good
health for twenty years Respectfully.
Mrs. Mary 4 Beard. Claremore. Ark
Sold BY druggists.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS

The following Official range q prices on
grain ard provisions AZ Chicago IS i9F-
uishsd oy the Christie-Street Commission
Co. Board OF Trade Rooms. se6gS1ek
Block. Wichita. kan:
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES

Henry Steinkirchner of Newton was
down with a car Of hogs on the early mar
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day. Minneapolis and Duluth received Y
cars against 257 last year. Chicago arri-
vals were nine car loads as compared with
eleven tbs corresponding day last year.
Argentine shipments were comparatively
small, 2T7,0o0 bushels.
CASH GRAIN
Chicago. Juna 17.-Cssh wheat; No. red,
SIC; no. 3. 74179o; no. spring. T497sc: No
3, 7oGSoc: No. northern spring, $50.
Cash corn-No. 2. S2Ac: No 3, S1A41zc
Cash oatSNo. Z. 25c: No. 3. 2414c.
Cash fax-S1,14 northwest and June Ills;
Sept A-oS.
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Do You

The Chris:ie-street Commission Com
pany can give you continuous market
First class service Fair treatment
Write or call On Us al our Office IN the
sedgwiek block. Wichita, Kan Private
wire everywhere.
C E LATHROP. Manager.
Long Distance Telephone ~
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-Not included 81 totals ssaauas ceafata-
inR other items than cisas3rEs
"%et }ucluds1 ln fofala 8scsuse q ~
com aris8u for last year.
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Capital Stock s.saoo. Pad ID.

II you want SCockers or Feeders. write
as Reasonable advances Experienced
salesren IN each department Cattle.
Hors and Sheen. Te4sohons IS<1
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Joe Scott and J. b. KeIl had in few
scattering hoofs in their cars Of hogs,
sold TO Robbins. Following are the weights
- 1880
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LIVE STOCK HARRIET
CHICAGO.

Chicago. June 17.-There was a good de-
mand for cattle today. Prices were gener-
ally steady choice steers 81 e0d5.35, medium
$45Gd46715; beef steers $41Ga435 stockers
and feeders s.. SOFAS. 90; bulls 81 90f4.20; cows
and heifers s. 30q475; calves sS.50q725;
western steers S420q49o; Texas steers
g. 75G47l
The demand for hogs was fairly active
but prices averaged a dime lower. Fair
to choice sS9211g4.o714; packers s3.75q3s0;
butchers S. s0g4 02ls mixed So. 75q4.00; light
s. 65q3.s5; pigs $2.7CG3.s0.
The supply Of sheep was well taken at
steady prices. Native sheep $3.25Q515;
rams 81. 5044O0; fed lambs 800; shorn
lambs S4.25d4.6o; spring lambs s6.OoG6.5O.
Receipts-Cattle 1900; hogs .. coo; sheep
5000.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas City, Mo, June H.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, official, 3,340 natives. $40 Texans;
good demand for cattle, prices were stea-
dy for common grades and stronger 10
dime higher for fancy. well finished stock.
Chince steers s475d5.O0; medium $4.5OG4. 20;
light handy weight steers $4O0d4-75; stock
ers and feeders S3.50G5.10; butcher cows
and heifers S325G4.S5; Gamers S250fi3.10;
calves s4.O0d455; bulls s3.0O0400; western
steers $4.15G455; Texas steers S3.60Q4.50.
Hogs-Reeeipts, official. 1903. While
home market was fairly active prices
were about cents lower than late sales
yesterday. Heavy hogs $3.S5d4-O0; mixed
| 50. 70G3.95; light weights $5.45q3.T7iz; pigs
| S3.00134O.
| Sheep-Receipts, official. 30S5. Light
| supply caused good market with firm de-
mand. Spring lambs S6.00d650: native
muttons A.s5d5.35; ewes A.0Vai5o; Texas
grassers $3.S0q475; Arizona $4.25G4S5;
stockers and feeders S3.25G440.
ST LOUIS.
| ST. Louis June 17.-Cattle-Rece ipts 30,
| including 500 Texans. Market steady 10
cents hifher for natives. Texans steady.
/ Native shipping steers S4.5005-20; light and
dressed beef and butcher steers $3-s0a4-s5;
| stockers and feeders 3.25q4.70; cows and
heifers s.. 00g4.s 50; Texas and Indian steers
! s.. S0f74 30; cows and heifers S2.5903i0.
| Hogs-Recelpts 4.5O0. Market 5Gl0 cents
lower: workers. S3.75a3S5; packers $500
$50; butchers So S5g3.95.
sheep-Receipts $500. including 300 Tex
ans: market steady. Native muttons 81 2
a45O; lambs s5O0qs.25; Texas grass sheer
S4.Geq4.60:
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washington, June I7.-Today's statement
OF the condition Of the treasury shows
available cash balance. Ess.34s. sos; god
reserve. SIS. oS7. IS.
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Daily Eagle. BY carrier. &c per week
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-18

Month -. = y. CO 4s.
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lanr Eagle. b. carrier. 70 ceats week-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-06

Miss Mary Boshard assumed the
duties of city treasurer today.
Miss Mamie wilkins has been APP
pointed substitute teacher by the
board Of education.
Nellie McHenry played to large
and apprecfetive audience in the opera
house last evening.
a hard times" party will be given
in the Second ward meeting house to-
morrow friday evening.
A marriage license has been issued
to Samuel N. Sanderson, aged %, and
Sarah II. Chatwin, aged Il, both of
Santaquin.
S. a. King went to Nephi yesterday
as counsel in the trial of the $4,000
suit for seduction brought by Ida M
Wright against j. y. Hyde Jr.
Mr.. Thomas Loughney, who is in this
city on Insurance business, has re.
ceived Information from Hedges. Cali
fcrnia. to the effect that his son Ware
died there on the End of this month.
1t is reported that the new board OF
education, which assumes Office neN-
Tuesday. have agreed upon NJ 3
Pratt for president. Myron c. Newell
for vice president and j. NJ. Jensen foi
clerk. Mr.. Jensen is the clerk of tn,
present board.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-06
be making rich gold strikes in the |
Henry mountains. southeastern Utah.

be making rich gold strikes in the
Henry mountains. southeastern Utah.
The weakness of the white metal
will be readily seen when 1t is known
that II was quoted today at 563s cents
for so days
James Kervin. superintendent of the
'Valeo at Park City, has rendered his
resignation, and will hereafter be found
with the ontario company.
Hon. Thomns c. Merrill has just
returned from Butte. Mont, where
he bonded to Butte parties his inter-
ests in West Dip ground, Mercur. The
bond is for $4,000 and runs year dur
ing which time 1000 feet of work is to
be done.
Max Sohr, the man who has been
dealing out anthony to Alchemlst
Brice OF Chicago for the manufacture
of'gold. is now In the vicinity of Mil
City. New, where he has leased for
Chicago parties an anthony property
from which shipments will be made
right away. The consideration is said
to be about $4,000.
Grangevllle. Idaho, Free Press: r<lc
Waverly mine in Florence is reported
to be making fine record this winter
as gold producer. The average out
put of the 2-stamp mill in operation on
the property is said to have been l.
ounces per day for several weeks past
or about slG0. As the pay roll of the
company is small a substantial mar
gin is left for the stockholders. The
mine is said to have plenty of ore ir
sight and there is every reason TO be-
lieve the property win be steady div
idend payer.
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COrIr1ERCIAL.

New York. Jan. G.-Yesterday's adj
vance in prices was continued at the
opening OF the stock market today. the
principal gains being shown by the
specialties aud internationals. New
York Central, Denver 8, Rio Grande
preferred. and Northern Pacific pre-
ferredl showed gains of X to u. Sugar
opened up y. and soon gained an addi-
tiornl u. touching LAG.
Some of the usually neglected stocks
showed marked strength, particularly
Canadian Pacific, which rose "a. The
movement In the active list meanwhile
underwent II change, as a free realiz-
Ing movement in sugar carried the
prices down to li2 and served to check
the general Improvement.
After the momentary hall, prices went
upward again with rush in the sec
Ond hour. The Vunderbilts and the
Cdalers showed gains between one and
two points. Lake Shore rose 81. The
improvement, however. permeated the
whole of the railroad list. the Changers
and internationals showing the sharp
est gains. The specialties and local
fractions stocks fell into the back
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-06

After a voyage around the Horn the
slab Of California redwood ordered by
W. w. Astor has at last reached
Cleveden, ON the Themes. a carpen-
ttI shop has been built on his estate
and workmen will soon begin the con-
version of the slab into a table at
which Mr.. Aston hopes to seat twenty
guests. The circumference Of the slab IL
iorty-eight feet. London clubmen are
now beginning to say that each guest
should have two and one-half feet
space. and this would call for a table
fifty feet in circumference. flfty-two
and one-half feet, including the chair
% the host. But there is no hard and
fast rule as TO space. and 1t is thought
that. in order to win his bet, Mr.. Aston
will have chairs especially constructed
for use at the feast. The total cost to
him will be about $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-06

without paying their fares. He 9d'uit-
ted that they had been drinking aame
but denied any intention of defraudinS
the company
day and tomorrow. as the railway
company hns n large number OF wit
nesses In attendance.
Estate of Elbcrt Eastman, drcco0od;
Saturday. 18th, set for hcnriag petition
for letters OF administration to Issue
to Jefferson fastmnu.
Chas \. TietJen " Joseph \. Jarvis
was set FOR trial for Jauuary 1fth.
In the case OF Gcnrrc D. Tunniclif'
VS. George n. peay ct 81. involving title
and possession OF q large area OF land
on the west Of Provo city bnrdcring on
Utah lake previously submitted) Judge
Dusenberry rendered a decision in
favor of plainllfl.
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JOHN DEnN's RETURN.
NJ VIII Not be Hack Until the 18TH
kPostponcment of Meetings.

Mr' John Dern writing from FIRE.
mont Neb., in which vicinity he now Is
ssehning TO business matters. in
to'nis MS associates in this city that
ne VIII not be able to return before
"n ish inst. This WIN make necessary
pos,ponement OF the annual meetings
ca he Mercur and Geyser- Marion
Sonipanles OF which Mr. Dern Is presi-
synt and manager and which were
thn M i1, to take place In this city on
ne I1e l2th and 10th insts. respectively.
eho,, meetings VIII therefore be held
N ssi three weeks later. the Geyser-
s MsfI |. on the 3lst inst, and the Mer-
Vus February End.
anaa;, Dern's absence will In no wise
az ~ me dividends of these companies
los, w 'he 10th inst, the Mercur viii
ps s,. us regular In the sum of sac. 900
pectsa on the Goth, while It Is ex-
deeieaa That Geyser- Marion Will also
aboa, IT'S usual $1,000. somewhere
Dern me 10th, a few days after MIR.
as anticipated return.
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oSr OF THE BEST.


a., hoi,eve this is the best day we
IA an the exchange since It's
nav tinn," said Secretary Hudson
.,,sS r,nrning as he chalked down the
.",sis nf the days business, Which
,,,,ad sales of 10000 shares, with
s,,'n attached thereto of $6,0Oo25. MT.
,t,,deon's remark was based on the
a,na,,nt of money involved rather tlaI
Inc number of shares sold, ana from
This standpoint the gentleman may ~.
correct, although d ngnres SON nv nov
~ ,r here is no denying the fact that to-
80 coll was among the best, II not
~ host In the history OF the presen'
orsonization, So active was the DUST
.,ass at times that brokers actually ex-
,,a,,s,ed their air supply In making
Inown their positions with respect ~
The stocks being called. In the us.su
class Ajax, Gnlena, Mammoth. Nor. ",
arn tight and Sunshine were une
',aets snid. while among those unlisted.
SIhinride Point was singled out as the
Iii. salIer and went at figures rang
tnc from 55la to 80 cents smart.
i mn the stock had a closing bid OF
iox sulmped materially ana soid az
A cents. while 40 was the quotatiot a'
the close, as against offerings a. f-Fa'
Rullion- Beck was more nrin than o al
,."sterday and picked up bid or Sa.2o
Through the stock was not recognized
by sales. Geyser- Marion was sun IN
arm in the bidding and had its best hg.
ure at ein cents, while Galena sold a.
rom 5I& to IS cents, Mammoth at
sass, Mercur at Ss55, Northern Light
nj from 80 to SIN cents, and Sunshine
at As cents. Sacramento gained strength
in the bidding and chronicled It's CLOS
ing figure at 24ih cents.
No special interest attached to the
cali Of unlisted stocks, other than thai
accompanying the trading in Chloride
Point The balance of the securities
maintained fair figures, however, this
quotations posted being suggestive OF
firm market.
The closing figures were as follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-06
Campbell Group Changes Hands.

The Campbell group Of mining claims
In Eagle Valley district. Lincoln coun-
~, New. has been sold to Dan Me
Leod. the well known mining protector
at figure something above 100000
a sum refused by the owners some
time ago. The group embraces %
claims.all OF promise. and lying In close
proximity to the Charlie Ross. bought
several weeks ago by Messrs. Mcleod
Nelson and Lane. The sellers are Hon.
II. c. Lund, Hon. A. G.. Campbell and
Ben johnson, all of whom are i'll the
city at present. 1t Is understood that
Mr.. Mcleod and associates intend do
ing some vigorous work In that section
Immediately. and that they viii make
n splendid showing is foregone con-
cluslon, when Is taken into considera-
ton the ground they are in possession
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-06

Encouraging advicos continue to
come from Beaver Lake concerning the
condition of the mines there. and es-
pecially with regard to the Copper
Mountains showing. Mr. A. s. Ander-
son, assayer OF the Horn Silver. sent in
a letter today In which he states that
the ore in the Copper Mountain is inn
proving both in quality and quantity.
II 1t continues. says the gentlemanthis
mine win yield suiilcient ore TO keep Al
min going itself. The body is over
nine feet wide and looks well. Mr.. An
derson says the Beaver Lake is also
advancing towards the making OF a
bonanza.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-06
NEW YORK MARKETS..


MONEY.
New York. January d Money on call
firm Jsf3is per cent.
Last loan 3 Iser cent; closed 5q3h per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper 3HGtl per cont.
Sterling exchange strong. with actual
business in bankers bills AT s.hJd4 Tor
demand and +s2siits 80 Tor sixty days
Posted rates i.-3lsNi.s0
Commercial bills iSs.
Silver certificates 81 4NA.
Bar silver 1858.
Mexican dollars 45h.
Government bonds stfonFi state bonds
dull; railroad bonds strong.