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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23
REWARD FOR FIRE BUGS.
Five Hundred Dollars for Capture Of
the Sir Victor Blaze Starters.

The Sir Victor Mining company.
whose property was set on FIRE at Sun
shine on Saturday last, b r. Lloyd,
manager, Is determined 20 discover the
identity of the Culprits n possible. and
with that end In view today offered a
reward OF $500 for evidence leading 10
arrest and conviction.
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Major Towards Widow.

Omaha, Neb., Nov. 23-The widow Of
Major Guy Howard Is at the home OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. VI. Wool
worth Of this city, II Is announced that
the funeral Will occur as soon as POSI-
hle after the arrival OF the body IN
Omaha, While the burial and funeral
win be military both win be private,
only friends and relatives attending
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strike on tho Chicago Elevated.

Chicago. Nov. 23.-Every union struc-
tural iron worker at work on the new
Northwestern elevated road some 200
In all. struck today In response 10 an
order Issued last night by the officers
Of the union. The trouble arose over
the employment OF fifteen non-union
men In the construction Of the power
house and whom the officials refused to
discharge
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Took Out n kidney

London. Nov, PA special dispatch
from Paris says.
Yvette Gullbert, the singer, Is ser .
ously III, and has been operated up N
for neDhritls.
Mile. Guilberts right kidney was sx-
tirpated this morning. The operaf lon
was quite successful.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23
JUDGE DICKSON TAKEN ILL.
Case in which He Appeared as Counsel
Had TO be Continued.

The damage suit Of j. W. Houston ys
David Keith ct al, the trial Of which
began on Monday last, was today
continued for the time being, owing to
the Illness Of Judge Dickson, OF counsel
for defendants.
Attorney Ellis stated 10 the court this
morning that Mr.. Dickson took sudden
ly III after leaving the court room last
evening and was now threatened With
an attack of pneumonia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23
British Ship Founders.

London, Nov. IA dispatch received
from Coronel, Chill. states that the
British ship Duntrune from Barry for
Junln was dismasted IN gale and IS
supposed 20 have foundered. Part Of
the crew have landed at Sandy Point
searchers sent out for the remaining
members have returned, unsuccessful in
finding them or the vessel
The Duntrune was an iron vessel Of
l,451 tons built Ia 1875 and hailed from
Dundee, Scotland. She was last report
Ell spoken on July 90 In latitude i6
south, longitude % west
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nc .,oNnce Clo.e. SATURDAY,.

Washir .gton, Nov. 23-The postmas-
ter gene fal has issued the following or
der.
In .onor Of the distinguished pub
lie ser vices Of Vice President Hobart
ana OF Il OF respect for his reyered mem
Org ostnasters throughout the Union
are directed 10 close their respective
Once between the hours Of 2 and
p m Saturday, Nov. 2j. the day Of the
funf raj"
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BEAVERS NEW POSTMASTER
Ernest A. Hodges Secures the Coveted
POsition-PeusiOn Granted.
fspEcJAL TO THE oNEWs. p

ESPECIAL TO THE "NEWs."l
Washington. D. C., Noy2S.--Eruest a.
Hodges has been appointed postmaster
AT Beaver. Beaver county, Utah, Vice
Lena Beck, removed.
A pension has been granted Nicholas
Tomb, Of Mount Idaho. Idaho Sl2.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23
LORD SALISBURY ILL.
british Premier Is suffering from an At
tack OF Influenza.

London, Nov. 23.-The following bull
leun was Issued at Hatfield House this
evening
Lord Salisbury IS suffering from In
fuensa but his temperature has fallen,
and he passed a comfortable day.
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Er.Presldent Hcureau1' Estate.

Santo Domingo, Nov 2S,-The min
lister Of justice has stopped the sale
Of the late President Heureaux's real
estate on the ground that It belongs
TO the government.
Germans hold mortgages on the real
estate. The German consul has pro-
tested against the action Of the minis
ter Of Justice.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

will be named, which will be solidly
and openly opposed TO Bryan.
other Eastern States and some South
ern States are expected to follow Mary
lands example. No candidate has
been settled upon. II is said, with whom
To oppose Bryan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

Fort Smith. Ark, Nov. PA tee.
phone message from Paris, Logan
county, reports the town Of Magazine
destroyed by a tornado Magazine Is
on the New Choctaw & Memphis road.
sixty miles east Of TT, Smith. All ef.
forts 20 reach Magazine by wire today
failed. Bonneville ten miles from Mag
azine, suffered a severe storm, houses
being blown down and cattle killed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

San Francisco, Nov 23-Superior
Judge Trout has made an order, IN &C.
cordance with the petition Of Mrs
Net,ie r. Craven, that all persons In.
terested IN the estate OF the late Sena.
tor J. O. Fair appear in court on March
s. 1900. and set forth their claims.
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Leipslc Professor Dead.

Leipslc, Nov. 2S.-Prqf. Mlaskowskl.
who filled the chair Of political economy
In the university here, Is dead
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

New York. Nov. 2S.--The Filipino
junta at Hongkong is becoming more
active as the meeting OF Congress
draws nearer. Senator Fairbanks in
company with all other senators and
representatives now in Washington. &C.
cordlng 70 a Tribune correspondent,
have received through the mails a
pamphlet. signed by Felipe Buencam-
inc. (philip Good Road SO called secre-
tary for foreign affairs Of the Filipino
republic, setting forth the various rea-
sons why his government should be
recognized. The pamphlet has an APP
pendix containing the various dis
patches, kilograms and orders that
passed between the United States rep.
resentatlves In the Islands at the time
OF the war with Spain. on these docu-
ments Senior Beuncamlno seeks 10 raise
the presumption that the Filipino re.
public was 10 receive recognition from
the United States.
The secretary begins by saying that
II has come TO the ears Of the Filipino
that the President OF the
United States Is about to call a session
OF Congress for the special purpose Of
the Philippine situation,
and that he desires TO las before Il
the reasons why the independence Of
the Islands should be recognized. He
argues that the larger and more power
ful a state, the greater Is the obligation
resting on II 10 support the independ-
ence OF lesser states. For instance, IL
appears evident that the powerful and
nation, which you gentlemen
represent In Congress, has been depufed
by God 10 assist the Filiplnos In their
arduous and difficult task Of restora-
ton OF Independence. The alleged CO.
operation offered and rendered 10
AgulEaldo by Consuls Wildman and
Pratt IN then referred 10. This coop
Grafton, says the secretary, consisted In
the fact that the McCulloch conveyed
Agulnald0 20 Manila. that Admiral
Dewey received him with the honors due
to a general and gave him 50 rifles. and |
that he was allowed TO establish az |
cavite. then held by the United States,
the headquarters OF the republic.
Mr. Pratt, In one Of his letters ap-
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Opinion in Manila that His Army
Will Not Come Together Again,
HE Is CLOSELY PURSUED.
Gen. Pillar Way Give More Trouble
Insurgents Concentrating
Tricks Of Soldiers,

New York, Nov, ga dispatch to the
Herald from Manila says:
The general opinion here Is that
Aguinaldos army VIII never again come
together In any considerable force with
him in command. The. forces under
General Lawton and General Young is
following so rapidly on his heels into
Bayombong that no insurgent capital
can be again established
Captain James c. Cashier OF the
Fourth infantry with loves scouts, is
making forced marches through the
mountains from San Nicolas northeast.
Cen Young, with his cavalry and the
Maccabebes, is moving rapidly from
Aringay through difficult passes to
Trinidad, They are close on Agulnal-
dos small party. a third advance is
being made on the road toward Vlgan
on the coast.
With Aguinaldo's personal army dis
posed Of, the only insurgent forces left
intact are possibly the Muscard0s,
about 1000 In number, IN the mountains
west Of the railroad, Pic Pillars two
thousand men, who are east Of Manila
In the mountains near AuuDalo, and
Gen. Trias' force Of about 1000 In
Cavite province.
The military problems now facing US
are easy Of settlement except IN the
case OF Pillar, who cannot easily be
surrounded.
All our troops in the north are living
of the country.
These remarkable marches and our
rapid advance everywhere are tempo
ranly prostrating a large percentage
Of our men.
Gen Lawton desires extra troops In
order to control the avenues Of es-
cape,
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Manila, Nov. %. les p. m.--The lusur-
gents from the north are concentrating
al Monialban and San Mateo. where IL
is expected they win make resistance
The SQani8rds never occupied these
places and the insurgents believe them
10 be imgregnable.
A reconnaissance 10 the northwest Of
San Mateo on Tuesday developed the
fact that the rebels were moving stores
and men 10 Montalban. The number OF
the insurgents Is unknown.
a reconnaissance made yesterday
showed that 200 rebels are cntrenched
et san Mateo and others IN the valley
between there and Marculna where
the rebel outgosts are stationed.
Gen. Young entered San Mate0 last
September and found the place not es-
pecially adapted for strong resist
ance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

New York Nov. 2S.--self-inaicted
wounds are so frequent In the American
army In Luzon, ayers the Washington
correspondent Of the Herald that Gen.
Otis has been compelled TO issue in
structions directing that strict in
yestigation be made Of each case Of
this character IN order that proper ac-
ton may be taken.
The immediate effect Of these instruc-
lions was the Issuance Of orders by
Gen. Wheeler, then at Angeles, organ
izlng boards for the investigation Of
two cases one Of the boards, consist
ing Of First Lieut.. Coolidge. First Lieut.
and Assistant Surgeon Z. W. Plnkham
and First Lieut. J. c. Welborn, win in
vestigate the case Of Sergeant d. II.
Barr company NJ. Ninth infantry, and
another consisting Of Major james Re-
gan, First Lieut. f. w. Kochler, and
First Lieut.. Connell, Ninth infantry,
will inquire into the case Of James A.
Hart company A. Ninth infantry. The
results Of the investigation have not
been received at the department
Issuance Of Gen, OTIS instructions
and the organization Of the boards are
the result Of this communication adj
dressed 10 the adJutant general OF the
department Of the Pacific by the chief
surgeon: "selr-inficted wounds Of the
hand and respectively Of the feet.
claimed to be accidental usually oc-
curing on OutpOsts, are so frequent
that ! have the honor 10 suggest that
all such cases be carefully Investigated
by the board Of survey similar to that
called In cases Of descrtion 10 deter.
mine the circumstances under which
they actually occurred. All Of these
men became disabled for military duty
with usually a minimum amount OF
manning for civil occupation and thus
securing discharge
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-16
Ne7v York Money Market.

The New York circular az Henry Clews SAYS;
Bank clearinrs and railroad earnings both
emphaticallA remind as of the phenomenal ad-
rances which the country IS making. Activity
prevails IN almost every trade ana In every
section Of the land. New enterprises are spring
ing up. some 10 supply new wants; others 10
meet the great demand gor manufactured
goods The railroads are obliged 70 face in
creased expenses. but advances IN ral rates
and heavy traffic promise continued large net
returns. and the ranks of dlfl o. snd-pagers are
likely % be Increased. Railroad securities still
constitute one ~ the safest forras of invest
ment and some Cf the low-rriced issues are
likely T. score GOOD advances during the next
six months The inlustrisis are often making
tinue when increased competition begins and
trade demands assume normal proportions
The low reserve ~ the New York banks Is
an evidence of the commercial and Industrial
activity of the country. A. IL is well known.
the y per cent reserve required 10y law. This
very large reserve ls only Imperative by law
upon the national banks. The banks organized
under the state law are only required 10 keep
IS peg cent reserve.
Quite a number OF state banks are in the
Sew York Clearing -h houEe Association. and by
rule ~ the association The reserve is counted
az - per cent an the banks alike. II the
State banks were classed al T. per cent and the
national banks az - per t-nt IL would give the
latter excess in reserve 0f the lecal - per
cent There Is. therefore nothing CO. disturb
confidence 90 the laft weeks bank statement.
which showed the banks 70 b. S23,. $50 below
Their r-serte The money thai has recently
gone from the New York banks has been needed
Tor pay rolls and pocket money. which IN the
aggregate was never go large as now. and ap-
plies alike 90 every section 0f the country. The
q. eraSe amount - money carried in the pock-
cts ~ people. estimated 90 s. each. which is
a comparatively small amount. is So. 90 COO
me NeN YORK bank reserves. estimated at 3
Per cent. now call Tor slSS s1o. co. The reserves
of other large cities are about IN the same pro-
porii a. These reserve funds represent so much
money out - circulation. The same Is thc
case u4th The large sum now held rs the United
States treasury. the amount being s2ss 2l7 sos.
for
money simply give the opportunity for the
banks % loan funds out literally as II ls
Through Interest rates that money Is obtained
Tor dividends o. the stockholders u the insti-
tutcns. ana ar the activity In money at the
present time is caused by prosperity. they feel
justified ln putting out an they can There
never was TN. WHOM N Mns safer - do IN >.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-16
LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
Wheat and Other Grains.

wHEAT-The general range in futures was
lower. Spot prices were unchanged. Local
brokers expect a reaction. saying that Chicago
operators are largely oversold and will be COM
PEELED TO fill at an advance.
decline at Liverpool depressed the Chicago
market which declined, but subsequently re-
covered. closing firm. Broomhall cabled from
Liverpool that large holders were realizing.
Though the market was in buyers favor there
was no realizing pressure to sell. but buyers
held off for lower prices on account OF the bear
ish news from the Argentine. The market
looked oversold and a reaction was looked for.
Toward the end OF the session the market was
unaccountably strong and there was evidently
heavy buying somewhere.
The Sainte Anne takes for Cork s04s ctls
valued at $685. valkyrie, for Cork. 81. $50 ctls
at $4,000.
Spot wheat-Shipping 81 o1h9l o2it: milling
81 05d1 07lk.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal Session-915 o'clock-May-22 900
ctls. 81 0g%; 1900. 81 osh December-4Ooo.
81 OPS; 6000 81 o2&
Second session-May-4o00 ctls 81 osts: SO, ,ooo
81 09ss. December-2000. 81 OPS; 10000 81 02l
Regular Morning Session-December-200 ctls
81 o2% 400o 81 o2is: 1000. 81 O2h. May-S0OO
81 1915; 10000, 81 10: 1000. 81 09H
Afternoon STANDARDIZATION ctls. II 0sH: 1000,
81 0ss.
BARLEY-spot prices are q fraction lower
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-16
Dried Fruits, Nuts, RaiSirs.

The market stands about the same, both here
and In the East
DRIED FRUITS-Prunes. in sacks 4lc for
4O-5O's 4Ikc for 5O-s0's 3%c for eo-7Os. 3Iac for
7O-sO's &c for s0-9O's and 2%c for 9O-I00s: Apri-
cots. 1ld13c for Royals. 12t4a1sc for Moor
parks and 12al4c for Blenheims: Peaches. 59
SIC for Standards. sd6l1c for choice and &c for
fancy: peeled Peaches. l2IkGl5c: Evaporated
Apples 7ft7%c: Sun-dried 5Gf5Isc per 10: Nee
tarines Slad9c per lb for red: Pears 6Ikasc for
quarters and SG10c for halves; Black Figs ga
3Ibc; White Figs 4G6c; Bleached Plums sG9c
Unbleached Plums. 7q7l1c for pitted and lIzc
for unp!tted.
RAISINS-Bleached II Thompson's-Fancy. per
H. iOc choice. DC; standard. Sc; prime Sc; un-
bleached Thompsons. per Id. &C. Sultanas-
Fancy per ID. Size: choice. TIC; standard, 6Ikc:
prime SC: unbleached Sultanas. &c: Seedless
5O-lb boxes Sc: 2-crown loose Muscatels 5I4c:
3-crown. 6i.c; 4-crown, 7c: London LAYERS
2-crown 81 80 per box: 3-crown 81 CO. Fancy
Clusters s2 Dehesa. 50 90; Imperial g. All
prices are T. c. b. at common shipping points
in California
NUTs-Chestnuts. sa12hc; walnuts. aG1Oc for
standards. and iohG11lsc for softshelI: Al
monds. l2G13i1c for paper shell. 10d1lc for soft
and 5Gsc for hardshel: Peanuts 5xa6a.c FOR
Eastern and &c for California: Brazil Nuts
7lkdsi1c: Filberts. nlzGl2c; Pecans, lOa1lc:
Cocoanuts. "a 5065.
HONEY-Comb. 11hc for bright and 1OJSc for
light amber: water white extracted ~ LeI73lc.
light amber extracted. 6is6I7c; dark 5iLc DER in
BEESWAX-24q26c per ID.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-16
Foreign Futures.
Boston Wool Market.

BOSTON. Nov l5.-The American Wool and
Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow:
The wool market is excited and advancing.
The dealers and the smaller manufacturers
are in competition with each other In their
eagerness TO secure woods and all grades are
feeling the impetus OF a buying movement.
which is rapidly decreasing available stocks
here and elsewhere. A tremendous business
has been again transacted, the sales for the
past week aggregating over 1900. 900 pounds.
Large lines OF neeces. washed and unwashed.
fine and medium territory. Texas, California
and Oregon wools as we'll foreign woods.
have been moved. in most Instances at top
figures
Foreigners have made still further purchases
OF our woos for export. The market is so
excited that II IS not easy matter TO quote
prices. but the tendency is upward in most
marked manner. A wool famine is threatened
on account OF the depleted stocks At home and
the reduced clip abroad
The sales OF the week in Boston amounted TO
H. SIS. 80 pounds domestic and l.+740o0 pounds
foreign. making a total OF l63i7.776 pounds
against a total OF g. 404. 600 pounds for the pre-
vious week and total OF 1925. coo pounds for
the corresponding week last year Sales since
January /. 1899 amount 70 30o. 324. $40 pounds,
against ia .ol0 pounds last year at this
time.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-16
London Market.

NEW YORK. Nov. l5.-The Commercial Ad-
vertisers London financial cablegram says:
The expected money squeeze has proved y be
mild. The call rate ranged from TO s per
cent with fixtures al 30. There bor-
rowing from the bank. and bills We're steady
and idle holders keeping back offerings. The
stock market occupied with the settle
ment. The tone good. the war for the mo-
ment being disregarded and the money outlook
being regarded easier. Consols recovered
yesterdays decline
Americans were weak and hesitating. New
York selling. but just before the close New
York came in a strong buyer all around.
and the close in the street buoyant. Atchi-
son preferred was in demand as we'll as South
ern Pacific which touched 44A.
Paris bought Spanish 4s up 20 e5h and Tin
tos to 46A.. Anacondas were 81 3-ls.
OF gold E30 900 We're taken for Argentina The
weeks outflow was e4iO.0Oc.
Silver was strong on Continental demand.
CLOSING.
LONDON, Nov l5.-Consols for money.
lO3 ll-ls: do account. l03 1-l6: Canadian Pacific
s7as: Union Pacific preferred rs; Northern Pa
cific preferred. 76A ex-div; Atchison. 23l.
Grand Trunk. ~: Anaconda. sis. Bar Silver.
q 1-i6d. Money. zGi per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-16
Hay and FeedStnfS.

AS Will be seen in the first column. the stock
OF Hay on hand November l was over l57 eco
TONS and dealers say that from 25 10 3s Ia per
cent VIII have 10 be added TO this amount to
get the real stocks. AS the capacity OF this
market is less than 0.0o0 tons per month. II
VIII be seen that including the consumption Of
Oakland, San Jose and the other adjacent
towns there VIII be surplus next summer
wnen the new crop comes in OF at least 70 900
tons. Hence the outlook for the Hay farmer
Tor the next year or so is gloomy. though some
thing may happen 10 change the situation Th.
market continues weak. and the frequent rains
disturb trade.
There is no change IN FeedstufTs
BRAN-SlIGl7 80 per ton.
MIDDLINGS-sl9G205 80 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolied Barley. s1sd1s 30 per
ton: on Cake Meal at the mill. s25d27 jobbng
sZl 5eW2s; Cocoanut Cake, t20d2l Cornmeai
SzS 50Gi2i 80: Cracked Corn. s24a25: Mixed Feed
SIG 5O41I: Cottonseed Meal. SIS per ton
HAY-Wheat. SSd9 20 for common to good and
go for choice; Wheat and Oat. 81 50Gs 80: Oat
sIG8 30; Barley. S5GS; Alfalfa s56S per ton
Compressed s7G10 per ton.
STRAW-30Gf45c per bale
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-16

ana the market continues stagnant Business
on call continues slack
Inc sainte Anne takes for Cork A. $50 ctls.
or reed etS ioqsZ3sc Brewing and Shipping grades.
s71+qs2l&e; chevalier. nominal.
CALL BOARD SALES
11nlormaI Session-s:15 o'clock-No sales.
Second Sesson-No sales
Regular Morning Session-December-2oo0 ctis
SIC; 60o0 S5Lc.
,AIternoon Session-Seller $500 ctls s2IAc
May-2COC 7s1s: 12 600. 7sIkc.
hAi1a iS-Ihe a market remains as before quoted.
White-sl l0Gl 80: Red. 81 O7ILT1 III: GRAY.
81 0Idl IN: Black. sTIkcdsl 10.
,SOfsN-Eastern is again coming in. Quota
uons Sn remain unchanged. and the market Is
81 gSgi Oa1z; mixed. 81 O2lad1 O5 per ctl
RfE-gllscqsl O21s per cti
observation-disclosures at 81 eOa2 IL per ctl
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-16
General Merchandise.

BAGS-Calcutta Grain Bags 7aTkc; Wool
Bags. 2sa3Oc; Fruit Bags. &c. SIC and CSC for
the three grades Of white and 7Isc for bleached
jute
COAL-Wellington. IS per ton: New welIlng-
ton. IS: Southfeld Wellington. 81 80: Seattle S.:
=; Cumberland 50 rs in bulk and ;1i % in
sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg. sl3: Can
nel, " 90 per ton; Rock Springs and Castle
in sacks.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes. terms net cash. in lOO-lb bags.
Cubes. A Crushed and Fine Crushed. sac; Pow
dered. SAC; Candy Granulated. &c; Dry Granu-
lated. 41sc: Confectioners' A. Esc: California A.
-; Magnolia A. SIC. Extra c. 4Ac; Golden
c. &c: barrels. 1-1sc more: half-barrels. &c
more; boxes, &c more: 60-lb bags &c more
No order taken for less than 75 barrels or it's
equivalent. Dominoes. half-barrels. 5Nc: boxes.
SAC per ID.
QUICKSILvER-The export price has been
advanced TO y45 50Q4s. The local price remains
at $50 per flask.