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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-05-05
a KIond knr Smicides-

Chicago, May 3.-Howell L. Morgan
of BayOnne. n. j., en- route from Port
Walden, Alaska, to his home accompan
led by his two young sons, shot him
self in Grand Trunk train near Still
well. Ind, last evening
Morgan was ffty-seven years old,
and it is supposed he was crazed be-
cause of money losses In the Klondike.
His widow and sister reside at
Bayonne
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-05-05
A CURRENCY BILL
Measure Prepared by House COMMITTEES
VIII BE Submitted to the senate
Finance Committee


Washington, May 4.-There is some
uncertainty regarding the attitude
which the Senate Finance Committee
Will assume toward the currency meas
ure completed yesterday by the House
Caucus Committee, which has been
meeting for some time ut Atlantic CITY.
Representative Babcock of the House
Committee, who is in Washington.
says that the measure has been pre-
pared tentatively. and that its provi-
sions are subject to some modification
upon consultation with members Of
the Senate Finance COMMITTEES The
Republican leaders regard ii rs quite
as necessary to secure Il measure ac-
ceptable to the Senate as to the House.
1t is believed by leading members of
the Caucus Committee that the lead
ing Republican Senators on the Fin
ancC Committee win not be disposed
to modify the proposed House measure
very radically. The Caucus Commit
tee has attempted to frame a measure
which viii meet the political condi.
tons which are to hp contcnded with
IN the next Congress, and the commit
tee has had in mind the political com
pleXion of the Senate, as well as of
the House
The object in submitting the meas.
IRE to delegation Of Republicans
from the Senate Finance Committee
is to secure the advice of the Senators
as to the best form in which the bill
can be carried through the upper
branch of Congress In fact. a sort
of Conference Committee will be
formed to anticipate the conditions 30
meet in both branches and to devise a
measure that shall be acceptable TO
both. 1t is not known how soon the
Senate Finance Committee will take
action in the matter
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-05-05

st. Petersburg, May 3.-The German
Ambassador is trying to secure iron
and steel contracts in Russia for Ger.
mans. Complaints have reached Ber-
lin that commissions for iron and steel
due to Germany are given to the
Americans, owing to the activity of
the United States Embassy.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-05-05

Washington, May 3.-The President
md Mrs. Mckinley and most of the
members of the party that accompan.
ird them to PHILADELPHIA and Now
! DIRK have returnt to Washington
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-05-05
300 RricLmnk.rs Strike

Fishklll Landing, N. Y, MAY 8
Five hundred brickmakers have gone
out on strike here. They are march.
ing from yard to yard, where Others
join them. 1t is estimated that son
have quit work.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-05-05
Ralnirh Gnns snnth.

Philadelphia, May 3.-The cruiser
Raleigh has sailed for Wilmington, N.
G. Captain Coghlan will not be de-
tached until the ship goes out Of COM
mission at Portsmouth. n. II.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-05-05

\ colorcd preacher in Syracuse
pleaded for an organization of South
ern "olored men. saying that twenty
live hundred thousand were able to
carry arms
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-05-05

Subscribe for the CITIZEN, and Their :
~ get a good, reliable papei.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-27
New Board Refuses to be Bound
by Its Agreement
WILL MEET AT 8 O'CLOCK.
business was Heavy On the old ia.
change, bat Not No Much ON
the New Hoard.

Calling OF its recent agreement with
the old board the new exchange has
thrown down the gauntlet and an
nounccs tomorrow's call for one o'clock.
which means that hereafter II proposes
to pursue regular business during the
afternoon, rather than allow the time
for curbing. as wnH the object and pur-
pose OF the contract now violated.
A. announced In the" News" several
days nRo, tho now board submitted to
Its neighbor n resolution setting forth
itA dlspleasurc at seeming Infringe
mont Of the new order. and asked that
another agreement be entered into that
would prove more satisfactory TO Itself.
the petitioner. This matter was dis
cusaed by the governors OF the old
board after this mornings CALI and
was finally left with President jackson
for an adjudication such nH he. In his
JUDGMENT. thought best. At the same
time II was the sense % the meeting
that NJ further agreement be- entered
into. as. argued the governors. "a vio-
latlon OF No. was nm implied Viola
tion OF Its rucccaHorH. and therefore
would be Of no particular benefit either
one way or the other. Before reaching
an agreement, however, the new board
took " 10 Itself 10 change the time and
did 30. let the results be what they
may. And the nEht Il atill on.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-27
MINrs Am MININn MrN.

Broker u. M. West IL on the sick list.
A. w. winberg expects 10 40 south
in day or two 20 look after mining
Interests.
The cuba NJ bingham Is showing i've
feet of ore which VIII average nearly
" per cent "copper"
Junb Republicans At tho Bullion
Heck and Champion the boys ON last
sunday's night shit broke Into a tine
ncW body vi orc on the 200 level. one
~ The miners engaged In tho converse
lion IN which this Information was
,sl.an.J said, Yes. they have also
struck Il ON tho 1900 lowell
The ECLIPSE Mining and Milling com.
many has nltd articles OF lncOrpOra-
tinn II avs claims In the Tintic dis
,,ict and has 70 capital OF 100000 In
shares of b oeum each. James 4.
Jcnning- h PRECEDENT, David g Dun
har' vice president; ana Joseph H.
caine, secretary and treasurer.
Articles ~ Incorporation Of the orion
Mining A Milling company have been
0ied WITH the county clerk. II has u
"anital ~ gsiu01 IN shares of 10 cents
carh and owns claims In Little COT
,nnVond Iauac BrOckbank IL preal.
dcnt, Charles Ellis vice president. and
Arnnid Ginu0ue, secretary and treasir.
ar Thc.e With v. a. Humphreys and
THOMAS Winter make up the directory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-27

old Hoard sell. ios, 500 share. Of stock
Joe Iiomsr. lltl.k.

with a total Of ioS. 100 shares 10 their
credit. and a selling value Of ta3t'b. the
members ~ the Salt Lake Mining Ex-
change nled out ~ the pit today as
Proud a. pcncocks. II was no wonder.
either. for the call wah on. OF the best
since the boom days u isss, when such
a record was m everyday occurrence.
The stocks sold ranged from the big
dividend payer Ia the humble prospect.
- that IN this respect there was no
favofltisfn shown. each stock receiving
attention according To the existing de-
mand, In the trading Joe Bowcrs was
u leader. sales IN this security reaching
n total OF 81 900 shares. which went at
figures ranging from N To 20 cents a
share. the higher price being for future
delivery. Tho clainor for this stock
was highly Interesting. and 20 eager
were brokers to be recognized. that
Mesrrr. coihurn and pecry yenturcd on
too high q footing ana were promptly
fined a dollar each for making a perch
of the new brasn railing. lie II said to
the Eenticmen'a credit the cxaotion was
promptly paid In each instance.
Daisy was the firnt seller. the stock
being freely dealt Va between t2is and
cav. Ueyaer- Marion was taken at ~
cents. after which Mammoth sold at
81 80 10 u.11. McTcur at 80. sgt. and
ISowcr Mammoth between n and syii
business was brisk IN Northern Light
at a higher ngurc. this stock making
transfers up 20 g.. while Omaha went
at a. and South swansea subscribed
100 shares. the block going az 81 .ssis.
Sacramento was dealt N at " cents,
star Consolidated at 81 .0a,s and 81 .Ot
and Showers Consolidated nj i2't 10 ~,
these sales being followed by Sunshine.
which did business at ~ 20 ssA.
stocks OF lower order had leader
In nuiiion-Ilsck Tunnel. which sold for
cents. Dalton followed at ~. after
which Frisco Vas dealt In at 10 and ..
and Joidcn Eagle found takers at fr0m
ca 10 =. Following business In Joe
Iowcra came sales OF Bowers Extern
sion nj y. and %, while May Day
made transfers at 20 and 70, Monarch
at ~, Midnight bowers at 3. Manhat-
tan al y. sea Swan at and valco at
u.oo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-27

II IL generally conceded by econo-
mlsts, who study the commercial situ-
alton OF the country, that the great
arteries OF railway travel are sure In.
dlcation OF It's condition. 4 depression
In commercial lines means abandoned
business trips and the cancellation Of
pleasure travel. while a healthy condi.
tlon Of affairs means business trips and
an Increase OF passengers on pleasure
bent.
a good evidence that a business re-
viynl has gone broadcast over this
country IL the Lake Shore Limited
the star train Of the Vanderbilt system.
between New York and Chicago. which
In daily comfortably nllcd. With
view to taking the best possible care
of It's patrons. the New York Central
has arranged 10 incrrnsc che equipment
90 this train by placing an additional
standard sleeper on the trains leaving
New York and Chicago Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays. To the rcRu-
inr traveller the appointments and com.
forts Of this train are well known. bat
II YOU have never made trip ON ~.
you owe u 20 yourself to see and en-.
Joy tho advance mude In comfort and
luxury In modern railway travel. Re
member the fare " no higher on this
train. except between New York and
chicago, while the accommodations
aud service place this particular train
cunspicuously nt the head ~ tho iiHi.
when compared with other lines.-Al.
bany Journal.
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Yankee con. ....s....
TRANsFERs OF STOCKS.
Daisy. boodigMc soo@isA: ioooHi5i
2.soou i5is. buyer 10 days
Geyscr Marion. i0oo"1gc,
Mammoth, ioo1ti.so. scoati.7s; 1000
S.5sit: 2Oonti..1.
Mcrcur, 70oHfs.s2it. -.
Lower Mammoth. ico1itAci soop1''
Northern Light. iOcaeic; oo6eoh. 600
aso.. e0orc0h. s.e0o0oo; bod 81 puS-
CT 30 days.
Omahn. i00Gti7sc.
south swansea ioonti.22h.
Sacramento. i.a0oDfac. 49,.
star consolidated. sooGu.o1h; 1000
showers Consolidated. 5ooG is,sc; 1900
0i7 ,o.,..,,,.
iooGa2; ioou92n. iooGs2h.
Dalton. 2.oOoG2nc.
nuillon. Heck Tunnel. i.oo0d5c.
Frisco. 10000 hoe. i00Dyh. ..,
Golden Engie. s.tooush c; i''ooNsa'
Joe Bowers. e.oooaisnc; a,ocolish:
shooaisa: G.0ooGis7s; is,0ootiipi b,V'n
TO-, buyer 30 days: 3.ooonish. buyer ~
days. 10000 i9,t buyer 20 days. b'Ooo1
20. buyer 20 days.
Joe bowers Extension. i.oooceAci s.
May Day. 2ooS7sc: 2ooa7c.
Monarch. i.oooIirc.
Manhattan, b.0o0m hc.
Midnight Bewerr. s.oOod5c.
sen swan. s,0o0usc.
Naico. .o0u tl.So.
Total shares sold. i0;. 800.
Selling value o. stocks. S2i,s's.
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Nh. Mine. of iiinrhsm.


bingham Nulletln.
II II leaking out that the big deal nj
head OF main canyon includes also n
number OF good properties on the Dali
ton A. Lark side. Many experts have
visited Copper Eulch and tributaries
during the past few weeks.
shipments ~ orr and concentrates
from bingham for the year ending
March ist fall short Of 5000. This "
owing 90 partial or entire suspension ~
some ~ the heaviest shippers. Jordan'a
output since January let has been very
small. Also, during the year shipments
from Highland hoy ana Dalton A Lark
were nominal.
II transplrrH that the reported sale
last week 81 the Fortune group OF
mines for $500 900 ana "a large payment
down does not exactly track with facts.
Tho Fortune company held a bond and
lease on the keyrtone mine, and had
10 have II" NJ IT, developments are con-
nected with and IN fact form part ~
the Fortune workings. Manager mn
ruHtled. and behold $4,000 In cash has
been paid on the keystone bond. which
probably had something 60 do with
starting the report OF the Fortune sale.
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IVES, nuele,s development.

a. W. Winbcrg, jr., who has moro
mines on his hands than some people
have fingers and toes. came IN from
Tintic last niKht after a critical exam
ination Of the West buckeye. The gen.
tleman says u IL IN splendid shape aud
feet. The present contract will carry
them about 20 feet further after which
II N the intention 10 drift 10 the east 10
catch the Joe Bowers vein. Tho prop
erty consists OF eight claims and, ~
It's name implies. adiolnH the buckeye
On the west. Mr. WinborT visited the
Bullion i'm and Bright Llghi, both Of
Ia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-27

Departs from Chicago Union station
every day at $3.50 D.. m. on IL twenty
four hour run 90 New York. Rapid
transit In luxury " the purpose Il
serves IN the highest degree Of perfsc-
tion attained In the railway world Its
composite car. dining compartment and
drawinE-room sleeping cars and library
and observation cars roinblnc the lux.
urica Of club. hotel. drawing-room. and
boudoir ~ magnificent modern homes.
For details write Geo. T. HUI. Travcl-
inf Passenger Agent 1929 18th f., Dem
yer. colo. or ". ". DcrinE. a. q, T..
Art. .ts south CLARK IT.. Chicago.
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with the Caii ru.hed Through. n"sine.
Was liathsr Light

The call on the new exchange was
pushed through with dispatch. and the
result was that sales were rather scarce
and amounted to hut 5000 shares.
which sold for tho sum ~ ts.o5i..s.
In the trading Daisy was dealt IN NJ
u cents. while Eagle sold for ~, ana
Joe nowern was taken at ~ In How
rru Extension there was business AT
81. after which Midnight bowers made
transfers at ~. and Monarch was dealt
In M a cent. while Oaks sold for ~.
9tar Consolidated for ti.01, and show.
cfn for tsi. silver city Consolidated
had takers M H.. and Twelye-Thitty
displayed activity at ~. while West
Daisy made transfers at ana was
followed by Yankee Consolidated, which
rlumped 10 o..
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Mnrl At Inc paI,.M..t.

President J. !. Daily and Director n.
T. Salisbury came out from Salt Lake
Thursday morning, and remained nt
the Daily. West until yesterday after
noon. when they returned To the city.
Mr. DAILY Informed the writer that
work was going on smoothly at that
property. The force has been Increased
10 seventy men. work In the shaft In
being continued. and will be until an
additional depth ~ iifty feet In reached.
The mill viii b. started up some time
next week. and VIII more than likely
be In charge ~ Mr, W. A. Wilson, for
mcrly foreman N the Marsac. lie II q
competent and thorough millman. aud
the very best results will be obtained
from hi management. The part lack.
ing TO the air compressor has not yet
arrived. but Is looked Tor every day.
will be- running full blsst.--park Rec
ord.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-27
OMAHA lIvn STOCK.

Omaha, March 1.-cnttic-ilecelptH.
l.to0. Market active. stronger: native
beef steers, $40 " $3.50. western
steers. $3.50 n N,iSi Texas steers. $500
" $40. cows and hciforH. .1a0 u ii25;
canenrr. 1910 " $3.50. rtockcfa and
feeders. $500 q $3.50; calves, 500 q
stronger. Heavy $3.50 o. t1d1is mixed.
tls0 " tac2k ilght. ta.bIis " t3co.
hlgh. $500 q $3.50 bulk Of sales, $3.50
" s3csh.
sheep Receipts. 5000 Market active.
steady. YearlinEs, $3.50 u f600: west
ern muttons, $40 n $50; stock sheep
a,gs 70 Noo, lambs. $3.50 q $3.50.
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KANsAs CIry I.,yr srorN.

Kansas city. March 2T.--catile-Rc-
coiptn. Gc00. Market. steady. Native
steers. ns5nsao; Texas steers. 81 soG
lG5, Texas cows, taO0nai0, native
cows and hclfcru, t2tona0S, Htockerr
ana feeders. ta,ssIh2si bulls, sa.iOu
40.
IIogH-RecelptA COCO Market. steady,
Bulk OF sales, sa50H1.50. heavy. ,1b,n
SIS. packers. ta.boGass; mixed. sssff
aG5. light. saOu3.5S. yorkorn. s5.Sou3.b5 J.
pigs. t1,i0I5.ib.
I.nmba. AIN 500. muitona. ll.0Olli.s0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-27

STOCK TRANSACTIONS,
Dnlsv. 900 n t3c.
Eagle. 1000 u SAC.
Joe Rowers. 1890 a isc.
Joe Rowcfs Extension, 1000 q exc
Midnight llowcra. 5000 u i'sc.
Monarch. 1000 y lc.
oaks 5000 " iNc.
qhowers Consolidated 100 ~ t3hc.
silver city Consolidated, 1000 % ihc,
Twelve-Thlrty, 1000 u sac.
West Daisy 1000 u Dc.
Yankee Consolidated. 100 q 9lhci
I 600 n 90.
Total shares sold. 5000.
selling value OF stocks. ss.05i.25.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-27
TIM DAYS BUSINESS.
sales Amounted to 10000 share. for
ss5,.a,9a.

on tho exchanges today business
amounted to 10000 shares for which
buyers paid the sum of tss.'g1.2s. The
old board had an exceedingly active
call AMI dealt In total of iO5.10o
shares % sgs.s9G. while on the new cx-
change business was somewhat light.
the sales reaching 90 200 fiirca. repre-.
scented by a value of ts,Osi.2s All told
the day was a hummer In mining stock
circles. ana the business done reflected
credit ON those who did II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-27

The News" l. Informed that the
Iilaokblrd group ~ claims. under bond
TO the Diamond Consolidated ~ Tintic.
~ about 10 pass inta the hands OF that
company on % payment u 10000. The
property IL looked upon ~ valuable
acquisition. as II embraces a tract OF
ground which. In itr development. has
already shown splendid values In gold.
silver and copper.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-27

~ therc has been a new strike In tho
Northern Light, know nothing Of IT,
said President y. ". Airs this morn.
Ing THE fact II. however" continued
the gentleman. the mine Il In good
shape and has an excellent supply of
milling ore ready for treatment as soon
no we can get the plant started. hut
have been advised Of no change In the
workings"
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FIFTY-NIATH DIVIDEND.


Y. c. NJ. l.. Salt Lake city.
March II. 1899.
AZ a meeting Of the directors held on
the 10th instant a dividend o. four per
cent for the half.year was declared up
on the capital stock Of this Institution
OF record March 70. 1899, payable on and
after April 18th next. to stockholders
personally upon presentation Of their
stock certificates. or upon their written
order.
T. q. WEBER. Secretary.
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InrniIon Notice. tlIed.

Provo. March e7.-Notlces OF locations
Of mining claims In Camp Floyd min
ing district have boon filed with the
county recorder az follows Lake View,
l.. \. Murdoch Lucky Jim, by Jas, q.
Paul: Water witch. by Logan N. Paul.
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LOCAL rlARkETS.

Salt Lake city, Utah. March "a. 1899.
Below are wholesale selling figures
on poultry, butter. eggs ana cheese,
grain, Hour. etc.
POULTRY.
There n q big demand for poui-
try and the market n very bare
Dressed poultry drawn. with heads and
feet on, bring figures as foliowa'
Turkeys, per ib.... -, ..,..,.,. .ia
Hens sssss 's.. go -. .ssss...s...sloull
boosters see ...ssss's.s's .'s.',...,. 90
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
Creamery butter ,.s,,ss, .,..,,.,,.s.2i
Cheese, Utah now) ....,,.......,...,.io
EGGS.
The egg market II well supplied at
present but prices ARE getting better,
the ngure quoted being Ga.g5 per case,
GRAIN.
Mhoat-56ae0 cents per hushei.
Oats-Si iOut.4b per hundred.
corn-Si,ib per hundred,
Cracked corn--ti,2 20 per hundred.
Hrnn--N0c per hundred.
Rye-tl per hundred.
Rhortu-aoc per hundred.
iinrlcy-si.eo per hundred.
LOOSE HAY,
Timothy-gi00O per ton.
Mlxed-t $500 per ton.
Alfalfa-tG,0 per ton.
FLOUR.
High Pntent. per owt. ,.,,.,,.,,,.,,sl.50
straight Grade, per cwt. ..,...,.... las
Family, per rwt .,.,.,., .,.,.,.,.. LES
Potatoes, per hurhel .',..,,,,..s.,,G0
FRUITS.
APPLEs-Good Htock-utah. In good
demand. per bushcli 81 0O0ti.25.
IEMONS-c California, per box, si0)
$500,
NAVEL ORANGES-S3.6 00i25.
BASANAS-S2, 50u3,OO,
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Chicago. March 5.-HogH-Recolpt
$1,000; tomorrow. 5000. loft over. 2.
~ Market steady TO weaker
tnnd h"aNy, tA1inJt3h. rough.
heavy. tat0H365; Hight. tgssnaso.
'nttle-ikecclptH. 1f.0O1. Market
steady. Reeves. uoo05ii. COWS and
helfcrr. tisbHtss; Texas steers tl50U
$50. HtockcrH and feeders. " ieGt5s.
Sheep Receipts. s0.000. Market
steady. Sheep. Sai0aLoo: lambs. 400
ass.
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coDoWsKY CONCERT AT
OGDEN.
rmunspAY. MAssm so,h.

The Rio orando western Railway
runs special train TO ogden leaving this
city at $50 y. m. Fare for round trip.
ti.O0. Return special leaves Ogden 1T
1870 .. m. In time to connect at II. q.
W. station In this city with street cars.
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SAN rRAscisoo MARKETS


San Francisco. March 2I.--whcat-.
Steady May, siiosi Dee. siisA cash.
N.O7h. H..
S9At new SGts
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
MONEY AND BONDS.

New York. March 27.-Money on caii
ShMih per cent.
Sterling exchange nrmer with actu.
49,. VS. w bankers bills nt is5a.d
~ Tor demand and lSgttHI for %
uhyHi posted rates. t.Stnis and aSgis
commercial bills. 4S2n.
liver certificates. c0Gh.
Bar silver 5gM.
Mexican dollars, f7ik.
Government bonds steady. a'n, los:
new vs. reg. and coupon, i.g9. ~. Lila,
90 coupon. il9ll; ends. ssls 5's res.
ana coupon. LEY.
STOCKS.
New York. March g5.-Important al.
vanccs In the London market for
Americans gave a stimulus ~ the local
market. Heavy buying NJ the special
YES also acted na favorable factor.
Federal Steel jumped o.. Continental
Tobacco. q
The buoyant start Of tho special
Ties tented rcallzationH 10y Traders
who had purchased saturday In OK.
ncctation ~ a heavy outside demand.
Their liberal offerings covered sharp
breaks In Federal Steel, Continental
Tobacco and Sugar.
subsequently, tho market doyeioped
IN Improved tone and values hardened
~ the morning wancd the Improved
tendency became more pronounced
the Inquiry embracing all the we'll
known shares and a -aprinkling Of the
usually dormant specialties. The
Flower stocks were the leaders. peo-
pies Gas ana brooklyn Transit maknlR
exceptional progress Local special.
ties generally We're buoynni. Metro.
politan bringing s.Ggis. Heavy buying
OF the Granger and New York Central
strengthened the railway group gen.
orally.
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NOTICE.

Y. G. N. l.. Salt Lake city.
March IL. 1899.
The Stock Transfer Books of this In
stitutlon viii be closed On March 2tth
and tc-ononed ON April 9TH. 1883.
r. O. wEBBER. Secretary.
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DENVER LiyE STOCK.

Denver. Cola. March eT.-cattle-Rc.
celptn. $50. Market steady, beef steers
$3.50 u 81 90. cows. ta2s ~ N,O0. feed
ers, freight paid to river. ss7S a. u.ss;
stockerr. do. 500 % $500; bulls. stnga,
etc. t?.s5 " $3.50.
HogH-Receiptr. 100, Market shade
HIGHER. Light packers. sas,N " saG0;
inlsed, $500 n ss,0sis. heavy. $3.50 q
lJG7it.
sheep-Rccelpta, none.
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SUGAR.

New York. March sugnr-Raw.
steady. fair refining. al: centrifugal. %
test, ~ moinsecr sugar. az.
Refined, steady; crushed. ~. pow
dercd. ga grandulntcd, so.
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CASH..

whea,-No. .. red. "a q 20; No. .. red
81 q %: No. :, hard, winter. 90 n e..
No. . hard. winter. g n CO: No. I,
northern spring. II n 70: :. do. csn q
II. No. ]. spring. CO u n.
corn-No. :. asA., No. !, say.
oata-No. :. ~: No. .. I'm.
liarlcy--i5 " ~.
nyc-si.
Timothy-ss.so.
fiax-sistit.