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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16
TODAYS METALS;
SILVER 5s
LEAD, $40
CASTING COPPER II.

The call AZ the stock exchange this
morning dragged for some time and
was not very spirited az any stage. al
though the trading was fairly heavy.
Grand Central opened up briakly. aoll-
Ing W TO is.ie. but II was very un-
steady and there seemed 10 be- a lot u
jockeying going on and Il was finally
brought down. closing at 500 bid. 5000
asked
Mammoth was traded In Tor the first
time IN week. the nrst sale being at
sl.ot It advanced Ia the selling To
- i2h ana then fell on. but closed
strong.
The feature of tho day was pttro.
which reached lta nrat sale at ~. and
then, after a ncrcc bear attack. during
which heavy sales were made. Il de-
cilncd aud closed weak.
-Four Aces sold down to rs cents and
Sunbeam was strong al 20.
The closing quotations wcrc a. fol-
lows.
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Fiorcntine 6. LANCE was stricken with
apopioxy and died IN few moments
st. Mays training school nt Fchan-
villc ne. was burned sunday Loss
$4,000.
Last season was the most prosperous
Ia the history uf tho Yellowstone Ma
tional Park association.
The peninsuiar and Oriental steamer
pculuauiar, from bombay, arrived
yesterday az Plymouth. England. aud
landed "a conl trimmer who D. suffering
from a mild attack % buhouic plague
The Industrial commission has au-
thuflafd o. Huh-rnmmlafl0u ON trans
uortaiion 10 visit the West Tor The pur-
pose of continuing the luveHugation of
alleged railroad determinations
Tho steamer W. r. Kctcham ran
down the little schooner Typo In
Lake Huron, near Harbur Beach. Mich.
yesterday The Typo was Instantly
sunk and four Of the crew were
drowned.
The medical department has secured
nn allotment OF $1,000 Tor % hospital
and dispcnsary az Guam. u appears
from the report ~ the naval command-
ant that with 5000 people ON the island.
there " not single phyaiclnn'
From Pima. Ariz.. comes the report
that ten negro soldiers OF e company,
OF the Twenty-nnh Infantry, stationed
nc san Carlos. attacked nm Apache In
dian camp last uiRht with clubs and
beat four bucks into lnaonslbllliy.
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt. who has
been hufrylnV home from the far Enat
since Doe received the announcement ~
che death OF the late Cornelius Nan-
derbllL arrived Ia Newport, H. H. last
nlght.
Theodore Thomas. conductor ~ the
Chicago orchestra, narrowly escaped
fatal injuries IN chicago yesterday, A.
% WIS. De- received u wound from an
Iron bolt dropped from the loft that
viii connno him 10 his bed for several
days.
George Lewis was shot and killed by
john Reeves ~ ST. Pleasant.
Texas. at Dallas, Texas. Sunday
nlrht. Va the waltlng-room ~ the Santa
Dc depot. ln the presence OF 800 people.
Reeves. accompanied by his wife and
niece, was awaiting 70 train. Mrs.
Reeves was approached by Lewis, who
demanded her seat. She refused. when
he attempted 20 eject her, accompany
ing his demands with profanity, Reeves
thcrcupon shot Lewis.
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Big ,Ed" Figure. as tho ror-Notch Hitter
of the nnarl.an ssasnn.

Chicago, oct, 1.-THE National league
season ends with Big IA Delhnnty ng-
urlnr na the top-notch hitter Of the
profession. coming In Just few pegs
ahead n Jesse iiurket. Little
"Mucgay" McGrnw carries OF the bnfe
running houorH. Hclne Pcitz % tho
Cincinnati Reds leads the catehefa ~
fielding. Blll CLARK. let out ny rus
burg long ago. leads the first basemen.
and Henry Reitz. who has not played
aimee last spring. the second haaeiuen,
Lave cross leads the third bnaemcn.
George Davis the short -stopa and Willie
Keller the hclderH,
DUNCAN u Detroit II the star hatHnian
Of the year IN the Western Baseball
League. but a. Just one point ahead nf
Werden ~ Minneapolis. In fielding.
Hastings ~ Buffalo leads, Nonrey of
Minneapolis. at nrst base, has "A stand
ing OF .99i.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

The board OF directors uf lions
savings Bank ana Trust company ut
their last melting, decided on paying lta
dividends quarterly hereafter Instead ~
soml.unnunily ua heretofore. The next
quarterly period occurring oct 18Th,
the bank b. today sending out dividend
checks OF two ncr cent 20 lt1 stock
holders.
The board Of directors Of the Utah
sugar company mot This morning, Vice
President cutler prsldlnE ln the alb
epncc 90 President George O. Cannon.
Nothing but routine business was
transacted the managers report OF
operations 90 date being entirely sat
lsfuctory 10 the board
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Cincinnati, o., oct. i5.--Rankln c.
Good. the high school cadet who ~
promoting the scheme TO name ono OF
the nrst-ciuea hatticahips American
uov." giving the sohoolhoys OF the
United st1tos the privilege % contrib
uting 10 the cost Of "a construction,
recently called upon Conrro1amhn
berry IN Newport, Ky 20 seek aid IN
the undertaking Col Berry Il ia
stated promised 90 Introduce bin IN
Conrrrss providing that the shin shall
be named "'rho American Boy" that
he o. Hpnndiug tho Chairman
uoutolc of Maine ~ the committee on
naval nnalrs and that II was proha-
bic that the resolution would be favor
ably reported upon
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Tho Dewey mill has been running this
week on Ashland dump ore, We under
stand with good results. The dump Con-
tnluf several thousand tons
with the exception of some pulIcya tu
arrive. expected any day The Rod Wing
mill lu o. new form 10 now ready 10
run. aud win be crushing 40 toms dally
next week. running two shifts.
The upper end Of The htandlsh a
Jimusuu company tram ln being moved
TO opposite side of rulch, ground Il has
occupied being roquird for Old Jordan
dump room.
Thr New Mammoth has about 1875 feet
10 run Co connect shaft with mill. EN-
trcme length ~ tunnel, 1000 fcct Teams
urO now hnullng 60 TO 90 tons OF ore
overland daily from shaft
At tho face 81 30, . tunnel Of the Rcd
Wing atruak OF hrHt-Class orr o. wide
cning nut and indications are that "a
Back of Jumbo stope lu No. the ven
a. being crussCut. and the cut has been
driven no feet ull Iu milling ore.
Developments at the Dalton and Lark
40 De- puzzled as rapidly az pcsHlhlc DO
olude sinking mnln Incline OF 900 foot
and establishing level thore. ana drlV-
ing south drift uf 500 level 100 feet with
the lO0O-foot Lowell opened there will be
stopping to l1Ht Tor an indefinite time.
and q large and steady output ~
planned for this winter.
Late shipments FROM Dalton and Lark
include carload frum Lark vclu that
showed 90 per cent copper. ls2 ounces
silvcr 90 per cont lend and excess ~
Iron, md one from frottom w0rklnra
tai0l cauied 40 per cent copper 10
ounces silver.
wort'ng tunnel of the Tough Nut il
now in over 900 foot and coming TO 90
small lunches of ore. n Is being
driven iQ0 feet under contract, In an
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Resident Of London aud nrothsr of samuel
NrMhnn.n.

81 I. Nowhouse &C. coming 90 salt Lake
Ina company with George q. Armstrong
and Henry .EofnhloWer u Boston. Mr.
NoWhouFe. in speaking 90 "a reporter Of
the Denver Republican, said that he and
hla travelling companions would visit
Salt Lake lu q few days and from here
go 60 bingham tu Inspect the Highland
Boy mine ln which thH Boston Hcntle-
men are Interested. Mr. NrWhuuse 10
quoted as saying that cNtrnHlYe Inn
pruvcmcnts on thclr present properties
ana tn development ~ new mines arc
contemplated hy the party fonpltal-
lists both ln Utah and Colorado. The
gentleman referred In the the interview
10 the Utah Consolidated properties at
bingham, which were sold by Samuel
Ncwhouae to the Standard on syudi-
cate.
81 !, Newhouse formerly resided In
New York. but bis extensive mining IN
teresta In South Africa make his roh-
dcnco IN London more convenient
iicferriur % The war IN South Africa
Mt NoWhnuso expressed no fear Ha to
the ultimate result, lie add a, however
that his companies mines In the Triua.
Vnld could easily be ruined forever II
the Beers carried out their threats to
dynamite the works. but 10 lH not be-
lcved th'y are in earnest some OF the
hot heads may Doe rash enough To att
tempt tu destroy the mines. but the fact
that they are in large measure the
means ~ support or tho settlers relieve
serious fear OF the results.
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Ben Luce e. back from Eureka.
Tho United States company has spent
10000 this year in surface Improve
mcnt1 ut the bingham property.
Ralph Guthrie f. innuguraiing a
campaign AGAINST those brokers who
fan to comply with the law requiring
revenue stamps Ia BE- nfiKed on stock
certificates with each sale o. the same.
Work has been suspended on the New
Gold liclt pipe line. owing 60 want uf
column pipe. The trench 10 completed
and aa soon M the pipe o. received 10
viii take but "a faw days TO nnish The
work. Mcrcur Mercury.
The magnitude ~ that 5000 900 min.
Ing deal by which the silver NIng com
panY purchased from Col Conrad tho
Massachusetts, ground nt Park city, has
suffered a frlrhtful ahrInkngc. The deed
transferring the properly was hlod at
ConlNllle this murnlng and the cuualier-
alton stated H. $50 .0oo. inat fts1,000 less
than that trumpeted by the imnFlni-
tive reporter furthcf, the revenue
stamps Affixed thereto. which must COM
form TO the actual consideration OF ren-
der the deed Illegal. amounted 60 Just
500
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Ed. Loose vi.i,s The Promising Eureka
Properties.


Eureka. Oct. led Loose. ~ the
rich Grand Central. was ln camp hatur =
day N last week and 10 company WIN
J. sullivan visited the Silver part ana
w Roy Mining comnanics AZ silver Nli1.
Mr. Loose " highly pleased with me
showing NJ these properties and think
Silver city the coming camp ~ linilc
district.
~. Kopp. the Salt Lake business man
md manager o. the Maple MininN CONF
pnuy. came out from Salt Lake cry
yesterday morning and visited the prop
crtv.
Tho recently Incorporated North
liumhur. which Il ut prcgqnt closed
down. win be started w again o. soon
aa the advent % tho Telluride power
Into Tlnctlc district. The mhnagemen
VIII make Arrangements Cor electric
power Go be- used in sinking the SHAFT
which " now down about No iect,
W. ~. Hatfield ~ the Martha wash
inriun nnd Snowflake haa returned o.
the city after spending O. few days
looking after his Interests here.
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Gus noime. and Associate. secure this
rark CIV rrnnrriy.

In these days when the number of nc
one 90 the tlmcf when great railroad
lines We're huut-on paper II "a rn-
ruuruEinT Go note another genuine sale.
This time Gus Holmes 10 the kuutsfurd
Nv the purchaser, and 10 On considered
that good work has attended him In
securing an but 5000 of the $4,000
shares of stock ~ the Himi'ayn CONE
patented claims in the group, the props
crty adjoining the inaley and west Of
the Crescent
The mine IL In q fair state OF develop
mrnt. ana some good shipments have
been made. but lt viii now be- opened
up on "a biz scale. when regular ship
menta are tu be expected.
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Country.
Alex. Caldwell returned Sunday from
several months soiourn IN the t.naail
copper district. ulntnh mountains and
reports that locality booming. and he
u ~ the opinion that regular kiun-
dixie stampede ia likely 10 move 10 that
direction next spring, says the Mcrcur
Mercury, Mr caldwell has number
~ claims over there upon which De has
done a large amount ~ work during
the paHt fUN years and has Just tied
up o. group of hia property 90 eastern
parties ou q $4,000 bond. A Mr. Lolmia.
N Colorado Springs 10 running a tun.
mel upon IL group % claims adjacent
and D. 100 400 feet and has cut the main
copper.hcarinv vein. whlCh ls % feet
thick and consists OF pay ore from wall
90 WALL ana Intends tp put uu cotton
concentrating plant on the ground early
ln the spring. Development work l1 be-
ing pushed ahead AN over the district
and a ledge 90 the metal uwncum can
BE- traced through the mountain Tor
mlloa which has commercial value.
Mr caldwell returned 90 biz mines on
Monday
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The transactions Tor the day were as
followni
-Four Aces. 1909 at "a; 1000 az isM; 300
NJ iSI 200 no isN, 1000 ut l6.
Mammoth. 100 ut 3.Oii 100 nt 3.Qsht
100 at 1906 100 az $40. 200 az J.ll. 100
at a.l2h.
Grand Central 100 AZ GOSH; 100 nt
G .OG. 100 at G.O9M 900 at G.i2, 100 al CHS
700 az G.i6, 600 at 6.ibA, 100 "a Gti; 400
at q ib 100 az c.i6a; roo ut d.l5Ai 200
at &c, 90 at $40,
pctru. 900 az as 100 az iSA; 100 ne
Az. COO az A.. GOO at iG1i, 100 "a iGA coo
at 4lis. 2, 300 "a ishi 900 nt o..
Sacramento. 5N' NJ AZ,
Sunshine 1000 nt 90; 300 at 30M.
sunbeam. 200 az 90; 600 ne 10,
Valeo. 900 nc S53 600 90 Nr.
Golden Eagle, 1000 az 5h. 1000 az o.
1000 az ii..
Map DAY 300 ne G..
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KAMA" city. Mo. Oct iG.-Cattlc-
Receipts. 5000 Market steady Sn-
tive steers. $50 "a GI5' Texas steers.
2.n1 ~ ihOs Texas COWS. 200 m 1856
native cows and hcifera. i,5t ~ i.50i
stocker. ana feeders. $50 20 A.5o, bulls.
$40 90 $3.50.
HoEa- l,ccrlptH 1000 Market weak.
tn 5c lower iiulk of sales. A.e0 90 i.g5.
heavy. 40 d Ag5. packers. $50 20 4.3ni
mixed. 400 u 1856 light. 40 o. ass
yorkcrs, $50 n 4,l5i pIrs 400 W ass,
sheep Receipts. 5000 Market steady
lambs. 1896 % 400. muttons. 2.25 %
a.
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omaha. oct -Cattlc-Roceipts g.
600. Market active. steady Native
beef etccra. $50 ~ $50. western steera.
t.g0 u $50. TcXha steers, $40 a. i,2as
cows and heifers 1895 ~ ZOO cnnucra,
s.25 "a 800; stockcra and feeders, $3.50
U ass calves, $50 a. G,i5. bulls Htnga,
etc, 800 ~ $40.
Horr-tecelnts. $500. Market De-
" A.22iii ught. i.gp % $50. pigs, 400 ID
l.2s. bulk ~ Gales. t.i1it q i22h.
sheep Rocelptu 500 Market strong.
YeariinEs. $40 n $3.50. western muttons,
$50 % $50. stoCkcru, $40 " 3.Gji lambs.
90 90 i.sl,
adj chicago
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DALTON AND LARK
OPTION is OFF.
Payment Had Not Been Made at
8 O'clock
MANAGER ScHENCK CONTENT
nrothsr Of samuel Ncwhouse Coming
60 salt Lake-tn the Ia Sal
Country smelling Contract

The Dalton a Larkdeal. On which c.
o. whittemore went to New York. g.
on
The parties who had the option should
have made a payment on the balance Of
the purchase price by noon today. but
ne o'clock nothing had been heard
from them and be- had previously an
nounccd that unless the payment should
be- made BY noon. he would call the
deal on.
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|I;Il|IfII!{I|!II]|
lsaIElHII:SI

Two trains each way daily between
Denver. Omaha, Chlongo. Kansas city.
81 Joseph. Atchlson aud 81. Louis and
all eastern points.
Dining Cars on an through trains.
No railroad has better sleeping cars
than the burlington Route. Not even
on the famous limited trains between
Chicago and New York are the sleepers
brighter cleaner Or of more modern de-
slgu.
mo cars on Main Line trains are
equipped with wide vestlhules, They
are lighted by gas. Their smoking and
toilet compartments are unusually
roomy. From end 70 end they are
thoroughly up TO date.
Drawing toom has one full section
and a single lower berth. with toilet
annex.
Berths may be reserved on application
10 any burlington Route Ticket Agent.
sleeping Car Conductor viii. on request,
telegraph ahead for accommodations on
connecting lines.
A MAP or THE UNITED STATES
three feet four inches wide by four feet
long. printed IN six cOlors. mounted on
rollers shows every State, county. Inn
p0rtnut town aud railroad In the Union.
A very desirable and useful adjunct TO
any household or business cstnbllsh-
mont. Sent on receipt " fifteen cents IN
stampa-lens than cost.
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Denver. oct. lG.-Cattlc-l,e Receipts,
goo Market quiet and steady Beef
at.ers. $3.50 ID t.toi cove. 200 d $50,
Feeders. freight paid To river 2.i5 20
tg5. at0ckcrH freight paid 20 river,
I. so G go. bulls. stage. etc. 200 ff 3.2a.
Ilorf -Recelptr. 800. Market steady.
ileht packeru. 4 20 NJ A25; mixed, AS
~ $50: heavy. 1926 "a $50
shccp--Rocclpte. 100. Market un-
ahnmr.N
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LOCAL nARKETS.

october 10. 1890.
Below are wholesale buying figures
on poultry. butter. rEga and cheese.
QuntntinnH are corrected acml-wcckly
BY J. NJ. Christensen & CO., Wholesale
produce dealers.
Enrf. strictly froah... O.. ,.,.....sG. 90
suflug chicken. live ,.....,gi,ii 20 sa.2i
Hons per NJ, live .,t,.,,..,..,..tc 10 Dc
Hens. per NJ, dressed ..,.,..,loc TO re
Cheese, pc 10. ,.. " ,.. ss',,sss,.llc
nuttrr creamery .ssss.s''.', ,,..22lsc
Butter dairy, .,, o., .,, ..,.,..,lle
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
Al kinds Of butter Is 10 good demand.
Creamery butter. b.. o. ,,.,..,.., .2l
Ranch, %. ,, 90 tssss,s, .,t.l2ia Ia 10
Cheese, Utah tnow). D.. ,,..., ,.,.,. %
GRAIN.
Tho price paid Cor wheat by Salt Lake
mlllcra d. 10 cents loose, no cent? sacked,
per 400 lhs. Wholesale,
Selling prices en- grain. n0ur. etc.
Wheat 90 cents per huHheL
oats tl.11 per hundred,
Corn-{l,i1 per hundred,
Cracked Corn-Si1i per hundred.
nrn-l0c. per hundred.
Rye - per hundred
Shorts soc. per hundred.
Barlcy-lO0 per hundred,
LOOSE HAY.
Timothy 5000 per ton.
MNod- $500 por ton.
Aifalfn-seho per ton.
FLOUR.
lIigh patent, per cwt..,. ..,,,.3i.5 IS
/ Straight grade, per cWt ....,.,...., i.iQ
! Family, Dor ews..,.. .,.'.,,,,, 100
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ELECTRIC FLASHES.

San francisco army officials expect
that ave transports viii sun Tor Manila
within week or ten days.
The Windsor Hotel at Philadelphia
was burned ON sunday morning Wal
lace g.. Hall. drummer. was sunocat-
ed.
While addrgsslng socialist meeting
Ia New York sunday night. Mrs.
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upper tunnel ON, was found assay nf
zoo ounces silver and SIS gold Tally
another Tor MnrFhnm hil Tough Nut
company directory Is A. q. Camppci y.
president W. e. Hall. viee.pre.ident
Elmer Hill. treasurer VIM. McpiNfAy'
accrctnry. and G., y. IsopfbuuroM.
SILVER Farm AND ~ htNs
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san Francisco oct Wheat
Quiet Dee. LIES; May t11h; cash,
1.0sM.
Nothing doing In barley; cash bar
ley. S.isus9.
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| MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
DECLINED ALL AROUND.
nusines. Wa. Lirht-Produce market
Lower-Livc stock shows
up Hettor.

New York. oct iG-nusincas was
very liEht at the opening and changes
IN tho railway list were small later
national stocks were higher IN sympa-
thy with q i4te rally IN the london
market. Tho general market was dom-
mated By fluctuations ID brooklyn
transit which rose 10 sif. Laclodo
gas rose ~. Minneapolis and H. Louis
and Pullman q and Ncw York air
brake. Metropolitan street railway and
Mailing pfd. lula. Oscillations Don
brooklyn transit dropped % below Sat
urdny ana there was o. sympathetic
decline nll around. Later brooklyn
transit stincned 90 about the top again
end the whole market responded sugar
was pushed up point There was some
irrrrulauiy in o. few of the high priced
HpoclultleH. Tobacco reacted ~ point
and partly recovered thia Hfn0kiyu
transit nuctunted Within q point. aud
Pullman Increased ~ advance 4. Rail
road bonds were irregular.
SUGAR.
New York. oct. iG-surar-paw
steady fair refining 1910. ccnlu D.
sal. % test, a.. muinnH0H sugar. 1916.
REFINED. quiet. crushed. iii-ig. pow
dcred, 5i.5. graduated, 1-iG
MONEY AND BONDS.
New York. Oct iC-Moncy on call
firm 20 q per cent; prime mercantile
plter, 5hng per cent
sterling exchange nrm with actual
burincaa IN bankers bills az f.ssHna
for comnrd and NJ as2Ai.s3 for sixty
dnys, posted ratef. fbah and ts1i..
Commercial bills. Asih
silver certificates. jsA05e.
bar silver "a.
NoEIcnn dollars AZ.
Government bonds Irregular. e. t.oii
81 rex. 1919 do coupon. los. new A.
fegY tx INT. lsshi do coupon. l.2aai
reg, "a int. i.ioi4 do coupon,
Liz.
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Chicago. OCT iG.-Horn-R Receipts. as. -
900. Tomorrow. 26O00i lcft over a.gfg.
Market weak Mixed and butchers.
f.is ~ tti. GOOD heavy. $50 " $50.
rough heavy, a.po " i1o; light, AS o.
Catuc-Recelpts. 5000 Market
steady. lecves, l.25 ~ GO. cows ard
holfcra 10 a. 5I0i Toxaa Steers 80
q 40, atockore and feeders, 800 %
shoep-Recoipta. $4,000. Market weak.
Sheep, 200 n 400. lambs, 900 q G.25.
PRODUCE.
Chicago oct 10 December wheat
opened AZ ut. declined 10 nv. cloac to
uit o. A.. and declined again 10 rs.
Close. Whcat-Dcc.. 1iii; May. itN
% q.
Corn-oct. mh; Dec. eoA ~ =.
onir-oct.. 22h: Dee, l2A % T.
pork-Oct. 4.s5 90 7.p1h.
Llrd-oct.. o 20i Dec. 5.22iE.
itlha-Oci.. f.ht. Dee. i.A1h,
CASH Wheat-No 9. red. "A q 7eis:
No. o. red, 90 o. n. No @ hard winter.
as. No q. DO. Is o. 81. No. I. Northern
sprlng, 5oh q 5iih. No. 2. DO. O. n %;
spring, ~ q G9is
Corn-No. 2. liis o. %. No. .. % "a y.
oain-oct. No. 2, 22is; No ., 22A,
Hyc-iG n n.
iiariey-lg a. %.
Timothy-2.35.
IlnN-I ~
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lonff
New York. oct i5.-rhc Columbia
and Shamrock DID DOT leave their
moorIuFs inside sandy Nook today.
Not % apn cover was taken On. not
withdrawing the fact that the sun
shonr brightly a good part ~ the day
ana would have afforded an excellent
opportunity 20 dry out what dampncsa
there might have been In the canvas.
Tho crews or both boats want some
wind Tor tomnrfow'a race, and " BE-
plain 30 Gee that the continuous fall
ure % the wind on race days has had n
depressing euect ON them.
Cnpts. iinr1rth. Wr.ngc and Palaior
have predicted that there VIII be- no
wind until Tuesday or Wednesday, or
until tho moon ch1uger. and aH they
made This statement several days ago
to Sir Thomas Upton. and the Fore
cnst has go Gar proved true tho opln-
ION uf I1.sr experts ia wcl worth cone
siderauHt capt MnttheWe or On
Erin. skipper with nH long n toi
longer experience ON the water. holds
the contrary opinion. and Gays that
there ~ iuHt Hs likely 10 De o. steady
wind tomorrow na week from that
time. and that the change of moon
has been proved by statistics 20 have
nothing whatever 20 do with the wealth.
or Conditlona
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16

Campbell a Oresne, stock Brokers,
le w Second South st. Telephone CSC
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16
LITTLE SPIRIT
IN THE TRADING
Heavy Trading on the Stock tS-
change This Morning
PRICES GENERALLY LOWER.

Grand Central aud sunbeam DxceP'
lions retro Goes Down-uam-
moth Again shows Aou,itJ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16
Direct Route
to Chicago
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AND
NORTH WESTERN LINE

NO change Of cars. Fdsier fAas
any Other route. "The Overland
Limited" equipped with Paiaa
Sleeping Cars and Dining Cans,
meals "a Ia CARTE" i6arcs Sdli
Lake at 700 spcry morning. Thh
train has Buffet Smoking andLibfay
Cars (iriih barber and Free Reelinisr
Chair Cars. Tie atlantic E1rrai
leaves Salt Lake every CreHiHg al
d.fOP m. For tickets and fessps.
tons apply 70 ticket agents, or ai.
dress G. 4. Walker, 0cH. Agcai chi.
eago 8 Norih-lYcsicrH R'y, 200 S.
Main ST., SAT- Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16

Prediction that Who'd WIN Come when
the Moon Changes.

New York. oct. iG-At o'clock this
morning the weather az Sandy Hook
was calm and dense for prevailed.
The prospect of a yacht race today 10
IHHlF.