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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-11
BEARS RAISED
A HULLABALOO.
Decline 10 Wall Street Heavier
Than for a Long Time
DEALERS HAD A BOT TINE.
Heaviest slump In the Trust stocks
slight Rally Live stock steady
Wheat Lower.

New York. Dec. li.--An exciting time
was count q upon ON the st1c'. exchange
this morning. and the expectations Of
outsiders who gathered IN the gale.
ries to witness the ferment were moi
disappointed. Saturdays fan In prices
had BROUGHT in large volume Of SELL
ING orders from holders OF long stock
who have been clinging 10 their hold
ings In the expectation that the market
would weather the money difficulties
untll The end o. the year. aud prices
would resist any serloul decline The
propensity which PROMPTS humanity to
follow the leader" was s,rIkingy ex-
ompllhed In the morning stock market,
when people who would not think OF
selling stocks last week when they were
10 Is points higher, tumbled over each
Other to sell this morning Many Of
them were forced TO DO 50 by the calling
Of loans with which they were holding
their stocks. Last weeks shHnkage
Of value OF stocks placed as collateral
Tor loans served 10 cut down The credit
facilities OF operators. The news Of a
serious reverse 10 British arms IN South
Africa awakened lively apprehension ia
the minds Of Wall street ana wac an
aid to the bears In The hullabaloo they
raised to encourage the decline. The
so-called trust stocks were the center
Of attack, and Tennessee coal, Brooklyn
4 ffsn4 fn
plate ard Colorado fuel, We're an severe
~ handled. After the firsl violent dip.
the bears were Gc!ined t. take the
very inviting profits Offered. and conn.,
menced to buy, causing some violent
recoverles. But the lack OF any large
demand encouraged them to renewed
efforts Cor the decline which carried
prices OF many stocks below the pre-
vious low point. Up TO noon extreme
losses had been made as follows. Ten
nessee coal n points. Brooklyn transit
&" American tobacco Z; sugar. ex-div,.
~: Colorado fuel Z, tlnplate jh. Metro
polltan Sia Manhattan % and many
other industrlals or over. Only
few Of the railroads revived over 2
points Including New YORK. Central,
Burlington. Pennsylvana, Kansas,
Texas preferred, Delaware q Hudson,
New Jersey Central and Louisville.
BY noon another rally was In progress
on bear covering.
The liquidation had spent It's force by
noon and the bears became heavy buy
ers In the latter part Of the day Evil
dence Of support in sugar served as a
prop 10 the whole market and bargain
hunters were inclined 10 come in as
buyers. Net losses We're reduced 70
moderate proportions all around and a
sprlnkllng Of net gains was estab-
lishel
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FINAL HOMESTEAD.
PERSONAL.

Walter James Is up from Black Rock,
Willard county.
Or. Bickford left FOR New York yesier-
day to attend Mr.. Samuel Newhouse
IN his illness.
Glenn Schramm Is In Ogden on a short
social and business visit
J. b. osmond, Pueblo Mrs. NJ c.
Smith and II. G. Smith Of Mountain
home, Idaho are at the Cullen.
n. Z. Darling and Mrs, Darling are
up from Lehl and stopping at the
Walker.
The Kenyon has for guests W. J.
Phillips, Denver; II. r. Kniport, Poca-
tello; A. ID. r. Reynolds, Ogden: c. II.
Buckhalter, opal, Wyoming; W. w.
Kennedy Kansas City,
Mrs. Margaret Slearns Robbins. rep
resentIng che s. s Mcclure lecture bu-
reau Of New Yor, and Chicago. Is a
guest az the Knutsford, TO arrange for
q course Of lectures In this city, be-
ginning next January. Among the
speakers ae Edwin Markham, Charles
T. Tripler. John X. Bangs, Edwin W.
Townsend Or. Frederick A. Cook. Iso-
bel Strong, Edwin Marshall. Seumas
McManus. Hamlln Garland and j. Mar
TN Miller.
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W. II. child expects 10 go to Park
City tomorrow TO look over the East
ontario.
Some fine looking samples Of gold ore
has been brought to town from Indian
Creek Idaho.
supt. Rock NJ. Pope Of the Dyer mine
al Vernal, Gays that the new smelter
Is doing good work.
Paymaster c. II. Ford Is at the High
land Boy mine today distributing
checks to It's army Of employees.
Encouraging reports continue 10 come
IN from several mines near Willard Hill
and Brigham city.
A letter from A. Hanauer Jr, at Bos-
ton states that the mining stock market
there IS dull but a squirt Is expected af-
ter the holidays,
L. T. Taylor ls up from Iron county
with a number Of samples which he Is
having assayed FOR silver, gold and cop
per.
A dispatch from San Jose. Cal. voices
the rumor that the Almaden quicksilver
mines In Mexico have been bonded 10
the Rothsehilds FOR a term Of five years
for S5,OOO,00o
Mercur Miner; Everything IS shut
down at the la ClCale for the present
and nobody knows when Il viii start up
again. Experts have been sampliag the
mine very thoroughly for the past two
weeks for the Boston owners. presurn-
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SOUTH SWANSEA STRONGER
Mammoth Advances "A Little - Grand
Central Records "a sale - sun
beam shows weakness.
TODAYS METALS:
SILVER sos
LEAD, $40
CASTING COPPER l5A

The cali on the exchange today was
not productive OF a great amount OF
business, but a surprising recovery Is
noted OF Lower Mammoth, which, be-
fore call closed. sold at g.
South Swansea started In weak but
after dropping a few points In the be-
ginning soon rallied and colsed at A.l5.
Mammoth made some gains, adVanc-
ing to 2.S6ia, while Eagle and Blue Ben
did quite n little trading around l4bh.
Grand Central dropped l00gS60 while
Sunbeam closed weak az 59s. May
Day sold at 63is, Northern Light at
15% and Petro at 81.
Daisy participated at l2h. while
Bunker Hill responded at 3 and DAILY
at 1.76A.
Yankee Con. was traded in at 10Y,
and Sacramento found buyer at SOA.
Quotations were posted as follows:
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PIoonE 10 rHE FRONT.
Advent OF the Railroad WIN Open Up Bic
Things In the District

Things In the District.
The bonding Of the Copper King
property last week 20 ]. H. MCGEE is a
matter OF greater interest to Phoebe
and vicinity than Is generally supposed.
Copper mining On this vicinity has never
been followed until within the past few
years. and then only at Bristol. where
Comparatively small seams OF high
TTTIe Copper ore have always been
encountered In mining for silver.
A big l0w-grade proposition has not
been wanted nor looked for with the
possibilities Of a railroad. however. this
is changed. We have the mineral belt
hereabouts, and there is no good reason
why large low-grade mines should not
be found.
Bristol district is in lime formation.
\ heavy granite belt lies some miles to
the south Of IT, II contains copper
lodges Of immense size which have
been worked bur little until the past
season, and the region promises TO be-
come one Of the great copper producers
Of the State,
The ffty-foot shaft and crosscuts on
the Copper King claim disclose an I'M
mense vein Of copper ore. pyrites and
carbonates, with some silver and gold.
Lower grade ore than this Is worked
probably In other sections.
People hereabouts have been welded
TO limestone and quartz formations be-
cause the early bonanzas were found
In such, but when we see such great
mines as those Of Anaconda and others
IN Montana, IN granite, we feel that
one Of the great fields OF mining wealth
OF this country has been overlooked.
Lying as the section does. northwest
OF Phoebe some fourteen miles. Il adds
another TO the numerous possibilities
when rail facilities shah make II profit
able 10 mine such ores.
This is not far distant, and the grade
OF the road through Bristol pass -
within about five miles Of the claims.
Timber Is abundant. water can be had
within a few miles. and the ores are
such that smelling operations can be
carried on thereabouts with as little
expense as anywhere In this section.--
Phoebe Record
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LOCAL 1ARKETS.

December IL, 1899,
Below are wholesale buying figures
on poultry. butter, eggs and cheese.
Quotations are corrected semi weekly
by J. NJ Christensen q Co, wholesale
produce dealers.
Eggs, strictly fresh ....,."....,...SG2j
Spring Chicken, dressed, .",...9c 10 Ice
Hens, per 10, dressed .,.",.-..,Sc 10 &c
Turkeys. per 10. -. - %, &C.. ..lOc tOl2c
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
All kinds Of butter is In good demand.
Creamery butter ..... .........,.....2ic
Ranch .... co.. 80. &C.. ,.,...,.l5c 70 lbC
Cheese, Utah new .... lie 10 l2c
GRAIN.
The price paid for wheat by Salt Lake
millers Is 50 TO IS loose. per 100 lbs.
Wholesale selling prices on grain,
-four, etc
Wheat--6O cents per bushel.
Corn-sl,lO per hundred.
Cracked Corn-Sli5 per hundred.
Bran-7jc per hundred.
Rye-sl per hundred
Shorts-Sjc. per hundred.
Barley-l00 per hundred.
LOOSE HAY.
Tlmothy-sli.00 per ton.
Mixed-SlO00 per ton.
Alfalfa-s $500 per ton.
FLOUR.
High patent, per cwt............."Sl.60
Straight grade, per cwt........,... Las
Family, per cwt ".................. l,S5
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Total number Of pounds 49,!
MINING NOTES.

The Sunbeam marketed a car Of ore
today.
Two cars Of Mammoth ore were on
the market today
Seven cars OF Daly-West ore were on
the market today.
Mr.. w S. Brown Of Fremont, Neb.. is
In the city
a car OF Red Wing concentrates is
booked 70 arrive this evening.
The Horn silver reported today with
four cars Of ore.
4 car Of Red Wing concentrates were
at the sampler today
Seven cars were booked to arrive
from the Centennial-Eureka today.
The Conkln sampler reported seven
cars from Park City and three from
Tintic today.
Checks were being made out today
for the discharge OF the Mercur Novem-
Der payroll tomorrow.
Three cars Of ore were received to-
day from the lessees on the Niagara
property at Bingham.
The Taylor-Brunton sampler reported
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STOCK TRANsACTIoNs.
Bunker Hill, 1000 at &c.
Daisy, 1900 al l2is.

Bunker Hin. 1000 at Sc.
Daisy, 1900 at 1915.
DAILY. 100 at 1.7GA.
Eagle and Blue Bell. 100 at 81. 4sib {.
200 at l.l1ls; 100 at l.4iib; 200 at l.iS;
200 AT l.ie& 800 at Ia; 100 at Lax.
Grand Central, 100 at se.0l.
Lower Mammoth 200 at 90; 100 at q:
200 al ~; 100 at A.; 100 at "a: 800 al 30.
seller 50 days; 100 at a.; 100 ia.
Mammoth, 100 at S2S5; 100 al 2.ss; 100
at 2S6ia.
May Day, 800 at Is. selelr 60 days; 100
al G3s.
Northern Light, 900 at l5A
Petro 100 az 81.
Sunbeam, 200 al 597s; 800 at so; 100 al
SOS 100 al 592.; iO0 at COZ: 100 al co,
seller co days.
South Swansea. 200 al Si.Oss,. seller
60 days; 200 at Lie; 200 al III, seller e0
days; 500 at Ill; 500 az l.lOis, seller co.
100 at 1.l0- seller eO; 100 al ito: 100 M
l.osis, seller co days; 900 at l.iS. seller
60; 100 LIZ, seller 60; 100 at l.l2ii; 100 al
la: 100 at LIS.
Sacramento, 500 at 3ON.
Yankee Con. 800 az 1915: 800 AZ 10Y
Number Of share sold, 1850
Selling value Of stocks, Ss,l6gSO.
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FRoM sALNNI- nIArRlcr.
Assay Retnrns show Excellent Gold and
silver values.

Assays have been received from the
samples OF gold bearing ore which were
brought to town on saturday By d. j.
Huntsman from the new district east
Of Stateliue. Values as high as S2.2
ounces silver with u.s. ounces IN gold
are shown TO exist On some Of the sam
pies which were taken from the vein
three feet from the surface The value
Of such rock runs up to about 500 a
ton. Five claims have been located
between Mr. Huntsman, " II. Tlb-
balls. Q. =. Peyton and W. II. ChIld.
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EAST ONTARIO
Recently Encountered Vein IA Now About
-Four Feet wide

A letter has been received from the
Park which contains the good news
that the recent strike in the East on
torlo Is proving up we'll. The vein is
now about four feet across and Is
widening out all the time. This prop
erty comprises 60 acres and Is located,
II is said on an extension OF the on
tano vein. Three well defined veins
have been located on the claims. A
1900 foot tunnel has been run in and
several drifts and crosscnts have been
worked more or less. The present vein
Of ore was encountered in a cross cut
from the tunnel about 1900 feet from
the entrance, at depth Of about 1000
feet
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK

Omaha, Dec. ll.-Cattle-Recelpts.
$500 Market about steady Native beef
steers. 10000; western steers, 4O0d
-. Texas steers. 3750l25: cows and
heliers. 2259A25; canners. 2.g5d3.25;
stockers and feeders, 3.50847s: calves
ay1pels, bulls, stays etc, 2509s.s5.
hogs--Receipts. $500. Market shade
higher Heavy. 2.s7ikd3pj, mixed. g.el
lS.s5; light. 3s5as0O. pigs, s.g5Gf3 90
bulk Of sales. S.9003g5
Sheep-Receipts. 1880. Marke
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KANSAS CRY LIVE srocK

Kansas City. Dec. il.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 200. Market for best steady,
others week Native steers. 4.2jI6l5,
Texas steers, SO)Q5Oo; Texas cows
249f5.a0; native COWS and helfers. i.15Q
bulls, l2j0A25.
Hogs-Ieceipts, 900. Market steady
Bulk Of sales, 3s0Qigj' heavy. 3Sli.
N4glla. packers, 3.g5Nsg1it: mixed
sh1aS.aJ; light, 2.SoN395; workers., 3.eOG
1896, pigs Sj063sgh.
sheep-ReceIpts, 200, Market steady
Lambs, 4.2Sq5. muttons. 3.OOaAl5.
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pESyEk Live Stock.

Denver, Colo, Dec. 1l.-Cattle-Re
celpts. 1900 Market steady and fairly
active. Beef steers, 3c0d475: COWS
and heifers 295Gle5: feeders freight
paid to river. 2.75qL50; stockers. freight
paid, S50giGO; bulls, stays, etc. 2O9g
800
Hogs--Receipts. 900. Market shade
higher Light packers. 322hG3S1ia;
mixed and heavy 3S7HQ392R.
Shoep-Receipts, $50 Market steady.
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GOLDEN GATE EXTENSION.
a New 3o-IIorse Power Electric Hoist TO
be Installed.

Mr.. McInnes o. the Jordan Narrows
Power company was out this week 70
install the new electric hoist for the
Golden Gate Extension. The hoist Is
a compact machine Of 30 horsepower
and weighs five tons. Power viii be OBJ.
tanned from the Jordan Narrows line.
which crosses the property The shaft
Is now down 80 feet and when the new
hoist Is put 10 work sinking win 70
on with greater rapidity Several
buildings and a very substantial gall
lows frame have been erected and
everything Is In good shape for the VIM
ter's work Mercur Miner.
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My son has been troubled Tor years
with chronic dlarrhoea. Some time ago
| persuaded him 10 take Some OF
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Dlarrhoea Remedy After using two
bottles OF the 25-cent size he was
cured / give this testimonial, hop
ing some one similarly afflicted may
read It and be benefited..-Thomas c.
Bower, Glencoe, o.
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Wins fqr si,ooO,oOO.

Washington. Dec. 1.-THE United
states supreme Court today affirmed
the opinion OF the court of claims In
the case % the claim Of the Los Abra
Silver Mining company against the Re-
public Of Mexico, holding that claim to
be fraudulent and unfounded. The
claim was for about $4,000 900.
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LONDON TIN MARKET.

London. Dec 11.-Followlng the
slump in the United states there has
been @ heavy fall in tin here. After
touching l.l3, the price recovered to
LEX for cash and three months.
The failure Of l. X Kingsford & Co.
IN the tin trade was announced 3. J.
Marks, a broker, has failed. owing 10
the decline In the Austrian market.
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brxTE9 SHIPMENT.
A Bar OF Gold Bullion and a Batch OF
Cyanldcs Arrived Today.

Cyanldes Arrived Today.
The Dexter mine, Of Tuscarora, New,
reported today with a gold brick weigh
ing nearly so pounds and valued 10 S.
800, Besides the bullion a shipment q
cyanidos also came along which viii
make the total value OF the shipment
run 20 something over $4,000 \ new
so kil0watt transformer was sent out
10 the mine o few days ago % replace
one OF the two that were injured some
time ago. The prospects are said TO be
fairer now for the p0yng of OF the
mines Indebtedness ami the dlstrlbu-
ton Of something % the stockholders
than they have ever been before.
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FROM YANKEE CON.
samples Of Black Quartz from North Drift
Recelyed Today.

Some samples were received In town
today from the north drift Of the YAM
kee Con. which seem 10 indicate that
the ore is not far of. The rock sent
In contains no values, but II is close
black quartz Of the kind that the ore is
said to make in that district.
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NEW MAMMOTH AFFAIRS.
Stockholders Anxious for Work on the
Tunnel 10 be Resumed.

Colonel Bruback IA stu busy In the
endeavor TO get the New Mammoth
accounts in ship shape. At present Il
Is not known exactly how they stand.
II is likely that nothing will be done to
wards the completion OF the tunnel IT,
I'll the claims Of number Of men are
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GOLD pusr EECEIPTs.
About One Quarter OF a Tou Reaches the
Refinery Today.

About 800 pounds Of cyandes reached
the refinery today. The contributors
were the Wilson Teaching Company, OF
Pine Grove New, with $50 pounds gross
weight, Idaho Recovery Company with
go pounds ana the Dexter with about
l25 pounds
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san rRANoisCO mARKrr.

San Francisco Dec. il.-Wheat-
Steady May, 1898: cash. 97is.
barley-lnactiye; Dee, 81. cash, Sih.
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r,EPARr

ifaA 1ANAf
For Ogden, omuha, Chicago, cnyer
kansv city, 81, lous, Cache Valley
and intermediate points. .... ......... 100 A. m.
Fer linuc, AeicuF end intermediate
,. ..,...... 755 a. m.
tfor darhed Beach, ruoe.c ana rerml.
nus IS a. m
Zoe ogden. Butte, Helena, Portland and
iuirfnedte rolnts-... .................. g:i5 a m
Fog Ogden, OMAHA Chirago. Denver.
Kansas Ctg S. Louis and San Fran.
-, :, % .........,"..~..lla5a IN.
sfr ov, slnpe'e, Milford and inter.
m date $3.50 b. In.
70, OGDEN, Denver, Kansas CITY, Omaha,
~ Louis and Chica o........ ......... Gao D. m.
For Ogden, Butte, Heoni, san Frlnclseo
eni u'eimrdlaie p1nt,.................. s:i5 D. m
.ffalns south u Juah do no run Sundays.
' Daily except Sunday.
CITY TICKET OFFICE, Masonic Blo-k. No. 100
Yves Second Sonih 'ireot
5. " ECCLEs, DE. BURLFY.
zen Irahe Manager Gen. =. and 4 A.
". II. BANCROFT.
Nlce-Presldent and General Manager
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THE ARTICLES OF FAITH.

DR.. Talmage's new book. written bv
appointment, In four styles Of blndIne
cloth 100; leather $50; leather "a,
500; morocco Silt 1880. Special de
count to Sunday schools, classes ana
euorums. For sale at the Desere,
News.
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As a cure for rhumatsm Chamber
laln's Pain Balm Is gaining a wide
reputation. ID. g. Johnston. OF Rich
mond, Ind, has been troubled with
that ailment since 1862. In speaking Of
II he says; Il never found anything
that would relieve me until | used
Chamberlains Pain Balm. II acts ike
magic with me. My foot was swollen
and palning me very much, but one
good application Of Pain Balm relieved
me"
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Koliiz goth Century Chocolates. The
Latest ConfectlOn out.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.

steady. Native muttons. L2JQi.S0; west
crn muttons. A00Q42j, stock sheep, $50
q3s5i lambs 425Q5.30
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MONEY AND BONDS.

Money on cali easier OF G per cent;
prime mercantile paper, tAH6 per cent.
Sterling exchange irregular with act
ual business In bankers bills at asia
Y Tor demand and isi9h for 60 days;
posted rates. 4s2Gis and ASIA COM
merclal bills, iSOdh.
silver certificates j9hGGO
Bar silver 5gk,
Mexican dollars. 47h.
Government bonds steady: 2s reg,
l02. SIS reg .09s.; do coupon. 1OsA ;
new Is res. 1884; do coupon, 1884
old Is reg, lib; DO coupon, LA is reg,
liz. do coupon, LIZ.
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Mercur Mercury: The buildings for
the annex to the Mercur mill have been
completed ana are now ready for the
tanks which are expected TO arrive to-
day. With The addition Of the eight new
steel tanks, thirty feet In diameter by
five feet high, which will occupy the
floor space In the main building. the
capacity Of the plant will be increased
$50 tons, making the total daily capac-
ity 600 tons. The Mercur will make
great record for Itself the coming year
unless all signs fail.
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O~cr>a-cs<s-
49, 49, ~fyTTTV -'5is,,il.iiiiiS fs;
szNI- 70 n ~ M II. AlHK------.HIz-.
OREGON Short Line RglIQll.
TINE GARD ~ INJECT OCTOBER Is, 1879.


TINE GARD IN INFECT OCTOBER IS, is)1.
ARRIVE,
From Ogden, Chicago Omaha. st. Louis
Kansas CITY aod Deayer-.........,.......~ $3.50 a l
Prom Ogden. Portland, Spokane, Butte,
Helena and san Francisco .....,..... 0Oj a. /
'lrnm Milford sacprte, Provo, inter
mediate polnl.......,.,...,.......~~..... ogI a
fiom Ogden, Chlcago, 81. Louis Kansas
CiV. omfha. Denver and San frauclscO 500 o.
ffrum Garfield beach, Tnoele and Ter
ninus. ..4..... 81. .o..,.....~...~...., 100 p, u
Prom Unite, Mefcur and intermediate
points .....,...............~.~..........s s1p.
ltmn Preslnn, Logan, Brighun, Ogden
ard Intermediate points: ..--......., GO p, /
ioin Ogde1, Butte, san Francisco and
ihierr odints poiuis-,.........~......... 1850 p
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Kolitz Goth Century Chocolates. The
--latest ConfecilJn out.
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LAND ENTRIES.

Original homestead December 9Th,
Henry Paxton. Kanosh, 100 acres, Sec
ton &c. township % south, range 6
west.
Anthony Paxton Jr., Kanosh. 100
acres, section 20, township 20 south,
range 6 west.
December It'll, Nathan Williams.
Marysvale, leO acres, section q, town.
ship q south, range west
December Sth. l.. Pratt, Hlnckley, 100
acres, section II, township Il south,
range Z west
December eth, Robert King, Fountain
Green. 100 acres, section Z, township 10
south. range east
Dces sber lith, Peter Si-------e----7-
so acres, section 3, township IS south,
range east.
FINAL HOMESTEAD.
December 9th, George II, steed, Point
Look out. 100 acres, section 5, township
II north, range west
December 18th. Lewis Grant. Blue
Greek. 1906 acres. section 3d. town
ship 10 north. range west.
COAL LANDS.
Jens Anderson. sections % and q,
townsip Sc south. range 10 west.
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SUGAR.

sugar-Raw. steady: fair refining,
2l3-lC; centrifugal, 80 test ~, mo-
lasses sugar. g-l6: refined, quiet;
crushed, 5l-l6; powdered, 81; granu.
latad 5Q-ig
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