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dictate iH now Negotiating. There are
alsp other good properties working
from tn 10 men and yielding ore run
ming well IN gold silver. lead aud cope
prr
ON Battle Mountain. Mr. Mitchell re-
PORTS the London Exploration company
hnrd at work ON large aren NJ rich
acreage. while Mr.. =. a. lilossnm. he
says. u working properties from which
he " taking or running from $500 To
f3q1 gold ana silver to the ton. There
arc numerous other mines being nperat.
ed In this same Vicinity. all producing
hlah-uradc orr aud making good biz
profits Tor their owners.
Questioned concerning Tone. Ncvndn's
now gold camp. Mr.. Mitchell stated that
In this section also there was consider.
able activity Here. said he. the Ne.
vada company ~ operating on large
scale. there being 80 men at work TAX
Ing out high-Hradc mineral from the
cumpany's different mines other par.
ties arr also operating in this camp
aud all nro making money out NJ the
mines 10 which they are giving thrir at
tention.
Mr.. Mitchell saws Nevada ~ q whole
Il more active iu % mining way thnu ~
has been Tor years. In all sections ~
the state the miners and rroHpecturs
gre husllv engaged making locations
md working claims already filed upon.
~ present thcrn be- considerable SNOW
In all parts ~ the stat. this condition
initiating somewhat against WinluE
operations. but with the worK now go.
ing 1n ana that promised for the near
futurc. the gentleman believes the ur-
tvity NJ ~ VIII Do greater hy n nrcnt
deal than It has bccn FOR u number or
veHfa
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STOCK EXCHANGE INCORPORATES


Articles Of Incorporation Of the Utah
Mine and stock Exchange were iiied
with the county clerk today. The
names " the parties agreeing TO the
Incorporation are w. -. Mathis. w.
a. Chapman. q. H. burst. sam Rancy.
Thomas ~ Everett. Louis ". Iiamber-
ger. Oscar y. Jonasson. D. J. stark. Ell
L.. Price. George w. Jones. RE. Water
man. u. 4. Me Miilen. u. II. Gray. ".
n. buck. ". u. smith. VI. &. Hoffman.
A. ". Mayne. W. y. Smith. q. ~.
iiiakeiy. 4. n. ..aoon. ". Hodgron. a.
N. cowic, J. ~. korty. e. W. Miles. w.
". vigus. q. =. Pcyton. J. u. Foulks.
j. W. Langley, g. W. Johnson, W. T..
Lynn, Charles ~. Dowrc. y. l.. coli
burn. Joseph Obcrndofcr. q. H. Ing
ham. G. W. Peck Jr.. g. T.. Connor. J.
y. Free, a. NJ. Petefrou. &. T.. Allen. W.
y. Noble, sam &. Park. u. q. Leg. \.
Murphy. Charles y. itookiidFcr. ". Is.
Jenkins. J. \. EaflH. 9. l.. linum and
". ~. Fox. all OF Salt Lake city.
Tho capitalization IL fixed at 5000,
divided into 100 shares 81 the value u
$50 each. The incurpofntofs take one
share of stock each. nfty being sub.
scribed by them to the treasury and
hfiy more 10 remain In the treasury.
"a be disposed OF under the direction
Of the board OF control.
Tho officers consist OF board ~ fve
directors. president. thrcr vico prcsi-
dents. a secretary and treasurer
W. T.. Noble II president. W. Il, VI
gus. W. ~ Smith and %. ~. Iilakciy.
first. recond and third vice prc@idcntni
a. l.. Morris secretary, and John II.
Eoulka. treasurer
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DALY-WEST
MEETING TODAY.
Stockholders Get Together and
Amend Articles Of incorporation.
WHAT MIR. DAILY HAS TO SAY
Lead Makes Big Jump To-day The
Wines OF Nevada Other Inter-
eating Items.

A special meeting OF the stockholders
Of the Daly. West Mining company was
held at the company's office In this city
this afternoon. At H. the stockholders.
In person and by proxy. voted to amend
the articles OF Incorporation by incrcas-
ing the capital stock from ~ .ipo.oo0 10
ss.Oc0.OO0 and the number u shares
from 1900 to 10000. This done. fur
thor amendment was made. empower
Ing the board 81 directors 10 purchase
the other undivided half ~ all the
property described In tho articles OF
Incorporation. giving In payment there
for the additional 10000 shares created
By the nrst amendment
The above business WAS purely legal
procedure bringing together the Daiy
and Hearst intcrcats. and placing them
In harmony one with the other prior
to the operation Of the big mine on
a large scale. II was transacted with.
out any friction whatever. and was &c.
cording TO program mapped out by
Mt. Daily and the representatives ~ the
Hearst estate. nj conference held In
New YORK some time aTo. Judge
Hardness represented the latter, none
OF those directly concerned being pres.
cnt at the meeting, while local stock.
holders were there either In person ~
by proxy. the greater part u the com.
pany'H stock being accounted FOR la tho
voting. ON Monday, February soih.
the company viii hold IT, annual meet.
Ing In this city. when officers ana -
rcciprH viii be- elected Tor the ensuing
year. this also tending to further weld
the DAILY and Hearst intcroEta,nnd icav-
lng no obstacle In the way to the com.
plcte and thorough operation OF the
property
In "a talk with n News" reporter,
Mr.. John j, Daily. president of the com.
pany. stated that from now On pre-
paratlons would be made TOT thr Open
Ing W. " the mine. and he believed that
by March lat. nt IN. lateft. thinFn
would be going In full blast. I'VE viii
put between 900 and 800 men 60 work
said Mr, Daily. AMI u conditions war
rant II. perhaps more This many the
opening Of the mine Will ancct at any
rate. while Indirectly II viii benefit "a
great many more"
Asked n he Anticipated general ~.
sumption OF work. Ia the hls mines of
Park city. Mr.. Daily replied afilrmh-
lively. the gentleman giving IL ~ hin
opinion that adjoining properties would
not be- long In following the example. and
that the famous silver camp would
soon witness buzy scenes o. of yOrc.
when thousands OF people were b,nc-
iltod By tho operation ~ those proper
ties. Mr.. DAILY felt that there we're
good days In store for the district. and
he believed the Opening ~ the Daily
West. would act ~ "A ntronL .lncentiyu
TO a resumption In other mines.
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Frisco, 1000 at lee.
Frisco, 1000 at isi4c.
Frisco. LOCO at ieisc.
Golden Treasure. 1000 at &c.
Golden Eagle. 1900 at pAc.
Golden Eagle. a.oOO at g5sc.
Golden Eagle, 1000 at loo.
Hercules. 4. 500 NJ lie.
IIomcstakc. 1000 NJ he.
Joe Bowers. GOO NJ iSiAc.
Joe Bowers. JO0o at ishc.
Joe 1lowerr. 1900 Mt iNAc.
Joe bowers. $500 at iec.
Joe bowers. 1900 ut iahc.
Joe Bowers. 1900 at 1870.
Joe Bowers, 5000 at 2oc., buyer 30
days.
Joe bowers. 1000 at 2ohe., buyer 30
days
Joe bowers Extension. 1000 at iic.
Joe bowers Extension, 1000 at l5c..
buyer 20 DAYS.
Martha Washington. 500 at isc.
May Dav. 200 nj SIC
Monarch, 1000 at sikc.
Monarch. i2.oo0 ut 1.c.
Monarch. 1000 at .hc.
Manhattan. l,OO0 NJ gitr
Midnight iiowcrr. 1000 at 7c.
omaha, 900 at i2itc.
Richmond Anaconda. 1000 at Gtc.
Richmond Anaconda. 1000 at ehc.
Richmond Anaconda, 1000 nj Gitc.
Richmond Anaconda. $500 ut &c.
sunbeam. 1900 NJ Csc.
Success. a.cOo at fIsc.
Tctfo. 1900 at i.isc.
Wnchuactt. 1000 NJ sac.
Total shares sold. 5000.
selling value Of stocks. ti15II25.
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John Dcrn was little under the
weather today.
cyanide shipments are in from the
Nefrur ana Daisy.
Tho Horn silver reported today with
2 ears ~ crude ore.
An important strike IL reported IN the
Lula Consolidated at Tintic.
Hon. r. u. Jones. the banker and
smoltcr man. has returned from the
East.
The Niue nlrd nt Tintlc has encnun-
tered The ore in "a new place. at a depth
% $50 feet
Tho recent shipment N orc from the
Utah ~ Fish springs assays 30 per cent
lead ANA ~ ounces silver tp the ton.
4. NJ. spoonor. who l. In frum Mcrcur.
says that the EaEic ~ looking better
right along. Seven men are working
on tho property.
The Mercur Mining company has let
contract tn !. ". nuffelnd Tor the
erection ~ refinery az IL mill at
Manning. thus placing IL In position
Ia turn out ~ own bullion.
n was In the Goid Hin and not the
Golden Eagle that the vein WAS yoater-
day encountered word to this city this
morning stating that an is.inch vein
~ nnc ore had been broken into.
Tho Young American Mining COM
Tnur has elected George VI. Dtif ttta.
ident; John Heinrich. vice president.
w. n. Andrew, secretary. ana ". II.
Ofilcor. treasurer. These. With ". =.
Brown, constitute Tho directory The
company hnH acquitted additional
ground ~ Turcnrnrh. New. and viii
build reduction works In the spring.
r. u. wilson has rendered hia rcsiE.
nation ns secretary ana treasurer %
! the Sacramento Consolidated. a press
Of other business making his action
necessary ~ It, mectinE last evening
| the rnmpany'H board expressed ~ re-
rrriH nc losing the services OF Mt VIII
sou, hut knowing that other Interests
demanded hlH attention. the rrHIFua-
ton was accepted and Mr =. J, Ear
pentcr was chosen an his successor,
Articles " incorporation Of tho old
| UeHolutr Mining company have been
/ nlrd with the county clerk. The inCur.
porntorH ares -. !. Salisbury, John W
| Donnellnn. Grant ~. Smith. ". y.
| Hubbard. GeurEr W. clark. charles =.
/ Mci.Arrn ana GcufRc ~. clair. II has
I q Capitalization ~ 1000. In shares ~
I the par value N 10 cents each. the same
l represented In the Ola iieanlutu. the
U lfuiiir ana MiNhlH flAiflHf ON '.NlNflNN
Htil Ophlr district. The officers ares
q. i salisbury. presidents Grant NJ.
/ Smith. vice president. John W. Donnei-
| Ian. treasurer, W y. Hubbard. Hecrc-
| mry.
The Salt Lake Stock ana Mining cx-
/ change has elected J. v. Jackson, pres
ident, ". N. TlhhalH. first vice prcsl-
dent. Timothy Egnn, second vice pres
| ilenti Herman Hamburger. third vice
presidents 4, D. MrGurrin. treasurer;
| &. v. Hudson. secretary Arthur iiud-
I son, assistant secretary, ana Mr.. Jones,
| caller The committees arr nH follows.
Z Arrangements Timothy ERan. Bon u.
| Luce aud 81 =. pundrrnHt LlHting W.
a. Tlbhlis. 70. D.. Hnihurn. J. ~. Thomp-
SON. ST. Taylor nud iialph Guthrie.
Membership 4. A. Pollock ". H.
/ Sheets and T.. ]. conway. Arbitration
w. n. n1rchor ~. "A. smith. W. a.
Andrew, Herman hamhergcr ana len
I II, Luce.
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Alllanes COMPANY. rlan..

That the Alliance Mining company
operating at Park CIV proposes get
tinR on a now basis FOR future work
IL quito evident from the fact that on
Saturday. March an. az . y. M. O.
special stockh0llvrH meeting VIII bo
held IN this cliy. the same called BY
Secretary llauhuer for the purpose ~
% amending tho articles ~ incorpora
ton nH to iuCunEn tho capital stool.
from 100000 ip si'n goo, ana tho number
OF snnroH from lno uO1 10 10000, ns nt
present II be- pnposcd To put the ad-
ditinnnl no 600 ahnrrf iu the TREASURY al
fully paid stock this to be used by thu
company FOR Development purposen.
This also, ~ stop In the direction OF
removed activity no Park CO. and viii
be the cause of considerable sntisfnc-
ton to those Interested In the camp.
with 'he Daiy.West, ontario Norman
and other properties working. Park
Guy win wltners development that n
has not seen for "a good number OF
years.
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ON THE SALT LAKE
STOCK EXCHANGE.
A Good Volume Of Business at I'm
proved Figures.
BIO DEMAND FOR STAR CON.
A,,t,tsy In Teur Aces. uicbmaud
Anaconda and uuckcye Good
Advances.

The day In the pit ~ tho Salt Lake
stock and Mining Exchange brought
out sales 81 Se.iOo shares. which had n
selling value OF us.ssss5. Buyer and
seller got together quite often and. with
active trading. interpreted with
specch- making by President jackson.
the days proceedings were decidedly
interesting and gave good iiavor TO
the morning call.
palsy took the lead In the trading In
n saic Of 100 shares at Is cents per
share. Then the brokers dealt In Eagle
nj 10 cents and afterwards handled
-Four Aces. this stock being very active
and selling at htm figures. Gaiena
found takcr at 5sh cents. and Mann
moth was dealt In between fs.io and
lgl, while Lower Mammoth was looked
upon M a good buy at si.io. and North
sfn Light made transfers at ~ ana W
cents. There were sales Of sacramento
nj is cents, Sunshine between 81 and ~
cents and star Consolidated az frori
V4iB to ti5s. but Mcrcur failed TO
move except IN the bidding. the STOCK
helng somewhat stronger and HtnndinE
iu good demand at sG.25 o share.
Unlisted STOCKS fufnlfnen n Nooi WI
umc OF business. all the favoritcs be-
ing recognized In the trading. BOSTON,
De la Mar took the Initiative between
2 and = cents. while buckeye followed
nt \. cents. this stock SCORING good
advance and remaining In strong de-
mand right up 10 the close ~ the call.
Sales OF chloride Point were made NJ
u.g0, after which Camp Floyd did buhi-
ness. together with Eagle ami blue bcil'
Frisco, which was In good demand,
Golden Treasure and Golden Eagle. the
latter On an advancing basis. Hercules
and uom.atnke stood about stationary.
while Joe Bowers continued weak ana
sold down to iNh cents. AMI lowers
Extension had part In the trading At
"a Dnd n cents. The brokers dftlt IN
Martha Washington and May Day at
stationary figures. whiir Monarch CON
tlnued favorite on the old oasif, THIS
stock changing hands 10 the extent ~
li,CVo shares, and closing eagcrly SOUGHT
for nt "a cents. Richmond Anaconda
developed now Ne and roid freely be-
tween and cents. ana sunbeam was
taken nt % cents. while Success. T"tf"
and wachusett closed ur the days
business.
The closing figures were a. followsi
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New President Of III. Exchange Pays ~.
Compliments To the fa-titution.

Major J. u. Jackson made his debut
NJ president Of the Salt Ipkc stock
a Mining Exchange this morning
Stepping before the footlights he was
greeted with hearty cheers to which
he gracefully bowed his acknowledge
mentr.
In a short initlatory speech Mr. Jack
son thanked the members for the honor
conferred. Tor II was AN honor. said he
TO be- called upon TO preside over the
biggest business Institution In the state
.-onc that did q cash business exceed
Ing that OF any other organized body
Ia Utah lie congratulated the rx.
change on ~ good standing In the com.
munity; that Il had thus far kept out
nll wildcat propositions. and assured
the members that such schemes would
be- kept out FOR said he, "wiiucntting
cannot be- carried on here ms long aH
We have listing committee made M
Of haenrahe straightforward mcn"
President jackson said he did not su-
licit the honor conferred upon him. ito
had accepted u only az the solicitation
Of Afr Airla. the former president. who.
raid he, was my candidate first. last
and all the time"
Following this the executive officers
Of last year were rendered "a hearty
vote of thanks for their services ar
ter which Major jackson made several
announcements, among them that nn
member ~ IN" exchange would be- per-
mltted IL retain his membership and
belong io another such institution. ai-
Nn that on Saturday, after the cnll. two
memberships would be disposed ~ nt
auction. no I'D under $50 To be- enter
inined. With hla compliments the ma %
for ordered M the cigars FOR the crowd.
and al the members enjoyed good
smoke.
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mn MINIS on NnyADA.
Activity Abounds Ia Them. and Owners
are Making Money.

This morning. train from the west
bore To this city Mr. J r. Mitchell.
whose mining interests lie In an I'M
spellahle range of mountains, about 10
miles from Austin. Nevada
The property In which the gentleman
II most concerned. N the New Pass, "a
free milling proposition from which or,
" taken which can be handled at a
saving of from Sl2 to SIS ton Mr..
Mitchell saws the mine has plenty OF
this class 81 mineral, 80 much In fnot
az to warrant the erection Of a s0-Ftamp
min. q plant which he proposes put .
ting In In The spring, al which timo no
viii increase his working force 10 be-
tween 30 aud 20 men,
On this same range 81 mountains
there are a number of excellent mines.
says Mr. Mitchell, among them that
famous producer, the Silver Peak. for
the purchase OF which q wealthy syn
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omaha. Jan. ai.--cattle- Receipts.
5000, Market steady 10 slow; native
beef steers, i.0o4s,io; western steers,
8, sOGi.s0i Texas steers. 3,70ui 90; COW :
2 go. stookers and feeders. 1.>0d4 80 .
calves. i.OOHd.50; bulls ana stags, 800
Qi,oO.
Hogs Receipts. 300. Market &c low
or. Heavy. a.Goisu3.7si mixed. 5000
G5: light. 3 ,bbNa 80. pigs. 3.OOG %,
hulk OF sales, ., 60N3. 61i..
aheep-Receipts. 5000. Market active.
firm, native muttons, .a,isui,2li west
ern, 3.G0ui .Ooi Htockcrs, 2,6Ou3.o0;
lambs .OOffb, co.
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Lead made what may be- termed q
phenomenal jump today and was found
nm advance OF ~ cents over the closing
figufOa NJ Yesterday The new quota.
ton wis the cause uf general comment
among mining and Hmritcr mon today.
had boon made ~ they had never he-
fore heard ~ such u wonderful nd-
vance in the same period ~ time. n
tho product continues. there viii b.
very Few mines IN rtah that Will not
b. able o. unlock the doors and resume
business IN o. big scale.
Copper also made u slight advance
today, casting boinE quoted at ~ cents
a. pound. y better than the quotations
OF the DAY hofurS
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Kansas city. Jan. ai--cattle--Re-
celptH. 1900. Market steady; native
steers, i.Ooa5.do. Texas steers, 3.shff
cows and hoifcrs, 2 iOsft. 80; stockers
and feeders. s.0OGi. 05: bulls. 2900l. 90.
HOgs-Recciptr. 10000. Market Q to
Zoe lower, Bulk OF sales, .. 60fi3.1ii
heavy. 3.ssGa,ss, packers, 3,sOuJ.1i,
mixed. 3.a5ul.75: lighta, a,i5M3. 20
Workers.. a.GSdia.10: plgH. s,0Ou3.s0.
sheep-i,eceipts. 1000. Market strong
or, lambs, i'ibg5.oo. mutions, 400
iiO.
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Denver. Jan. "a. cattle-l,eceipts.
$50. Market steady 20 strong, beef
steers, 3.I5Gf5.O0 COWS. l5jN 1856: feed
.rs. freight paid to river. 3ehni. 90;
rtockerr do. i-b0iol; bulls. stags. etc,
2.OOm3.OO.
Hogs Receipts. none. Market steady,
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on the Rio Grande Western local train
10 ogden at l2i3n noon being always
on time: also return train leaving og-
den at 2ilO y. m. No connection In
wait for These trains run only he.
tween ogden ana Salt Lake city and
intermediate points.
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Advertisers who desire 20 reach the
country population OF tho Western
states and Territories should patronize
the Semi Weekly News" Its clrcuIa-
ton books are open TO all advertisers.
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The ladies' and children win be re-
called By a special matinee Of "shaft
No, 80 at the Grand Wednesday.
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Morris a. West. stock brokers. i1i At.
Las block. Telephone G,i.
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good demand. HIGHT packers. 3eoa3.6s
MIXED. s.55W1.eo. heavy. 3.So1s.fo.
No sheep.
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Waterman urothers. stock nrohers'
No. Central nix. 'Phone iG-3 rings.
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PRODUCE.

Chicago, Jan. 3i.-Mny wheat opened
at ,GkHh, touched 7G4s, declined Ia ,C4
and rallied 10 1cAGh.
wheat-Mny. isAlA; July, i2uA.
corn-Jan. 3sls; May, 51s,
oats-inn.. s6amh. May. 21h0h.
PORCELAIN. 1910 May. 1915.
Lnrd-Inn.. $50. May. $50.
Ribs-Jan.. s.tei May, 5.i2; July. 5.si.
Tlmothy--2
Rye-hfh.
Barlcy-lsi5s.
flaN-i isis.
Wheat-No, ? red. 7iisNi5: No. Z. $40
n '1ia 10. hard. 10is. No. 3. 0Iian7o;
No. I northern spring. Nh4h. No. 2,
'enG1sia, No. 2 spring. sihit.
corn No. 2. 81. No, ., Ahnn.
onts-No. 2. 2IhGsS; No. Q, 21.GM.
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The steaks. chops and game arc
hroiicd on charcoal broiier at the
Tortonl cafe. III Main ~.
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CtttCAGO nAIiKETs.
LIVESTOCK.

Chicago. Jan. si.-IIogE-Rcoclpta, 49,
0ooi left over. s.O7i. Market slow. "
Zoe lower. i.lght. tl.bs u 1885 mixed.
ta.ss " tl,2's; heavy, $500 % $500.
rough. ss.6o " sass.
generally atendy. Beever. $500 a 5000
cows and heifcrn. t2,oo " $3.50. Texas
steers, ts.Ca n $40. stockcra and feed
err. taco a. $3.50.
sheep Receipts. 5000. Market strong
10 Ice higher. Native shecu. t2.75 ~
$40; westerns. $685. q $40; lambs,
$40 u $40
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GREAT rom DAYS sALE At y. G. ". D..
Commencing Wednesday. Feb. ist. OF
New Wash Goods and outing Flannels
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
STOCKS AND bonds.

New York. Jan. ai.--Thc stock market
opened irregular with the International
shares displaying hcnvincsH Ia sym
PATTY with the London market.
The specinitieH were well held ana
some made important advances. Weak
ness In Sugar. Reading FIRST preferred,
Tennessee. coal and Rubber produced
"a generally easier tone In speculation,
but offerings were not large and the
market soon recovered. under active
buying of sugar. Central and southern
Pncifcr. Consolidated Gns and Long
Island made notable gains. The gran
gers and standards generally trended
upwards. The low priced shares were
In exceptional demand. Mobile and
ohio making an extreme gain Of ~.
Manhattan. which displayed early
heavincrr. liftcd To- Sis. and notable
rallies occurred elsewhere. Among
the high priced investment shares Inn
porinnt GAINS were the rule.
MONEY.
New York. Jan. 5i.--Moncy on call
nnfiinhiIy 2hns per cent
Prime mercantile paper. :hQ5H pei
cent.
sterling exchange frmer with actual
business In bankers bills at s.s5h fof
demand and t.s3di. for co days. posted
rates. f'h and 40. commercial bills,
i.S21is.
silver certificates nomlnally Ss,s .
COT.
Iiar silver. $50.
Mexican dollars. az.
Government bonds steady. az. i0iis,
new ~ reg, i2Shi coupon. issM; ~
~. coupon. iieA. ends, s9is. Us reg,
ny; coupon. ii2..
SUGAR.
New York. Jan. 1i.-susar Raw,
steady, fair. refining. aA, centrifugal.
~ test. a.. molaares sugar. ae-ies. i,c-
fined. arm; crushed, ~ crushed. 81
powdered. ~, graduated. Q.
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Black and COIOred Dress Goods !

lengths sucrdoe Prices.
LESS THAN HALF VALUE In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-31

FRIDAY.
Of
SHOES
9Oc pair
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-31
WEDNESDAYS BIG SPECIAL.
THURSDAY

From . 10 2 o'clock. ages 10 ~ years;
large assortment ~ Jackets m ntuEs.
BRAID TRIM made of splendid material.