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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-26
SOME SIGNIFICANCE IN 1T.
rour Aces and Northern Light safer
u %. cline Trading In several
Coed stocks.
TODAYS METALS:
SILVER 81
LEAD. sLiO
CASTING COPPER. i6jsc a ID

with suddcnncss signifying some
degree of significance. Daisy took an
upward turn In the pit today ana
found itself In demand at good hgurcH
that IL to FAY. good figures M CONF
parcd with those which the stock has
been going at for tho past week or 80
starting ut y cents II gradually put
on ita dignity ~ days gone by. ana
climbed W tg sos. where buyers were
willing to take any amount Of the stock.
sales OF this security amounted 10 lN.ioi
shares. and when the call closed the
demand remained unsatisfed. The only
solution Of the situation Is that those
negotiating for the mine are about 10
step In and Robbie u up. not even
rparing the few shares that are now on
the open market.
Froin q trading standpoint the call
on the Salt Lake exchange was very
satisfactory, sales reaching total OF
si,cOo shares. which had the munit-
Dut value Of tib,s2o.62. firHt-clars
stocks were IA good demand, a special
enort being made Tor Daisy. -Four Aces
and Northern Light -Four Aces was
weak. however. tho stock rlumping TO
10 cents and doing good business All
the way down, while Northern Light
also dropped, sales being made NJ rom
Is 10 70 cents share. Bulllon.hcck
changed hands ut $3.50. 0cyHcr- Mnri0r
at 20 CENTS and Lower Mammoth at II
cents while Mefcur strengthened on
assurances of dividend next month.
and made transfers at fiih to $40.
Mammoth was fairly frm, being dealt
In az u.s0. aud Sunshine jumped from
20 10 10. with the stock standing In de-
mnnd nt III. Sacramento sold at 10 TO
tNN.
Unlisted stocks were practically de-
serted. the brokers leaving them woe
fully alone during the call. The only
stocks 90 do business were Dalton.
Emerald and Nnleo, the latter being
quite active between % cents ana dol /.
lar. In this class two new ones APP
pcarcd. they being Little chief OF Hing
ham with n bid OF "a M aTninHt offer-
ingn Mt 10 and flsnurc. 81 Silver city.
Tintic. which received the cruel bid OF
half n cent, In spite of a near approach
70 the ore body.
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Tho oid.timc tonics. saruapariilas.
neplnts and haphazard remedies u our
forefathen won't DO In tho sprinE N
i11
Your great grandmother didn't take
rainsa celery compound ANY moro
than she ulcd the electric iight Or the
telegraph.
nu, her children and grandchildren
the Euwn.up men and women Of today
are taking this great modern rprinE
remedy and getting IA ~ diseases that
the DID, unsolentihe preparation made
~ impression on-and are mahihg no
impression ON today.
i'alncs cciery compound has ~ llttie
IN common with any ~ these obsolete
remedies a. modern. life.raving anti
rnptle surgery has With the pfncticc
NJ few years ago which was attended
with ~ fearful a death rite. The half
a century that has elapsed since these
old.fishinned remedies were forinulnt-
"a has been the most fruitful Year, IN
ms.iicai discovery. II has Witnessed the
discovery ~ the most effective fnedi-
sinn the vuri1 has ever known. ~ a
remedy faf blood and nerves. Paine'n
/ celery compound has been wricomed BY
| physicians, prescribed and Publicly
recommended. No remedy has ever. APP
pfuarhed paine'n celery compound In
/ n wonderful success with diseases and
ailments due 10 nervous debility ard
/ Impure hloui,
palnc'a celery compound u aH unlike
any remedy that has gone before u.
and superior 81 IT. nearest rival - the
| Errat FearchliFht u 10 the tallOw dip.
| II 10 not a mere Improvement nor a
/ development ~ tho old.fashiunel rome
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pittaburg. April :G.-prlces IN the
Plttsburg steel market reached high
water mark this week Since Monday
steel billota have been selling at $50 20
Per ton. and that In thousand ton lots
for delivery In three and four months.
Jones and LhuEhlin sold one such lot
nt that price. fol' eastern delivery. This
~ considered by steel manufacturers
as an Indication that there II little
danger Of q backward turn Ia prices
for the present.
In other branches OF the iron indus
try. the same strong tone continues 10
prevail, Structural material II In
such demand that builders all over tho
country have put on projected build
Ing M they cannot contract 10 got the
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Manager Jones Soys the Fires
We're Drawn on Sunday.
GERMANIA TO GO IT ALONE.
Captain ne In Mar win be Here uon-
day -Ikismet's New isoist-rhe
ssiens KiDa.

The Mlngo smcltcr Is closed down
Its fires were drawn Sunday night at
which time upwards Of 100 to ii5 men
were thrown out Of employment Hon.
r. u. Jones. manager for the combine
In Utah. stated TO "Ncws' reporter
this morning that the uermnnla, the
only ono now running. could easily
handle an the ores shipped for tfcat-
rncnt. lts capacity cquaiilng 1900 tons
per month. Contrary to published re-
port. no ores will be shipped east. as
said Mr.. Jones. Just AZ soon ns the OUT
put justlncs u. and u Il looked upon AZ
u pressing necessity, a resumption VIII
be ordered at ole Of the plants now
closed. probably the Mlngo. The cloa-
Ing Of tho Iiannacr and MlnEo. conccn-
tratca the reduction Of Utah ores. and
was urged By the combine In the inter-
est OF economy. It h quite likely
however. that the force at the Ger
mania will have to he Increased In or
der TO handle tho additional output OF
thla particular plant.
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PROVO MINING snirrs.
Afisrthought COMPANY Incorporated Win
. Cspliaiisstion OF $4,000.

gpeclni Correspondence.
Prove, April ec-The AftorthouRht
Mining ana Milling company has hlcd
articles of Incorporation with the coun.
~ clerk The Incorporation, all Provo
men, are J. g, BOYD, Thomas w. Evans.
4. u. Waters. j. A. Rcedcr aud J, W.
Mcintosh. who are all named ~ dlree-
tors, with the following officers; Pres
ldent, j. g. Boyd. vice president. L. ID.
Waters; secretary. J. H. Rccdcr; treas
urcr. Thomas W. Evans. Provo city J.
60 be- tho principal place OF business OF
the corporation. The capital stock N
$4,000, divided IN shares of the par
value OF 10 cents each, and consist OF
the AfterthouEh; mining claim, situ-
ated about one half mile north OF Dia-
mond. joining the Last chance mining
claim on the south. one-third Of the
capital stock Of each incorporation IL
contributed 20 tho corporation for n
working capital 10 be dlaposei 81 under
the order OF the board Of directors.
jim Moore q nj have iiled notices ~
location ~ the ilawkshaw and the Nell
lie Maud mining claims, situated In
Tintic mining district.
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The boss Tweed nj Tintic IL said TO b.
In splendid condition.
Work on the Cold Coin group At Mer-
cur 10 about 10 be taken w.
Ivy May ist tho Overland mill viii
be running on io0 tons u orr daily.
Reports from Emery county say that
the copper mining excitement n stli
undated.
The Constellation Mining company
VIII hold IT. annual meeting In fark
city carly next month.
Mcrsrr. ". v. Harris. q. ". vogeler
aud otto Hudson went out TO the salt.
peter mine this morning.
WIN urifnths leaves for the south to-
morrow evening 10 examine mines In
the new copper belt below Milford.
Tho Northern Light IL said 10 have
commenced loading on ore this morn
Ing. piior TO making regular shipments.
The Taylor a Brunton sanpling
works II fitting up o. suite Of ave Of
nc- rooms on the NTH iioot u the Docly
building.
May ctii the Homcatnko company viii
meet IN annual scealnn in this city,
while the Boston Tintlc. Annie aud
Alamo viii follow a little later on.
The Panhandle ana Frying Pan ~
bingham. IL w with itu frst shipment
Of ore. the same running about 70 per
cent copper. ~ ounces silver and 70 per
cent lead.
Two now stocks appeared on the
salt Lake board toll y. They are Lit.
IT, chief ~ bingham and F1ssute %
silver city. Tiniir. aud both promising
prospects.
The directors ~ the Utah mine %
/ Fish Springs held a pruiracted needing
/ IN this city yesterday without accom-
pllahing anything ~ public Interest,
/ They will meet agaln saturday. when
a dividend may make ~ appearance
n II stated at los Angeles, cal. that
| n deal has been made whereby the ia
nous yellow Aucr mines NJ Randnhuri'
| viii b. Transferred Ia the ownership oi
/ % French syndicate represented by cap
tain D. Ia Mar. The consideration u
believed 10 be sa.ooo.ooo.
For the present tho smcltcr combine
| will opcrai. but one plant In this Sec
/ tion. that 81 the Gcrmanln. The Penn
ryiyania will draw It, fires within the
next day or two. leaving tho one men
toned 10 handle the entire tonnage.
Copper discoveries are reported from
the llising sun mountain. Tintic de
! trict.
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HE LEARNED DIPLOMACY RAPIDLY
Kansas city star.

Anroncilio. tho riiipino diplomat
now In Canada. came TO Washington
a total stranger. lie came bringing
with him strange language. barbar-
ian ideas and an Interpreter. He
looked things over here. slapped him
self on tho back aud became In APP
pcnrnnce as an American. His cioth-
Ing became of the latest cuts he
TRIMMED hts VII aksrs nfter irc APP
proved fashion,. u he was much Of a
barbarian he became all at once re-
markedly civilized. when he came
here he knew no man. After his trans.
formation from a Philippine barbarian
90 n distinguished diplomat. Agoncillo,
with his interpreter went 90 work. lie
saw every member OF tho Senate and
tho SECRETARY Of state and conferred
with him. N began keeping Agulnaido
posted by cable. aud succeeded pretty
we'll until the cable ofiice was closed
IN him. In short. this barbarian from
tho Philippines acquired, 10 a remark
able leEree. all the arts of diplomacy
and most Of the arts Of civilization
In month. No such case ever hap.
pened before. Arnneilio, whatever
may he thought of him otherwise. ts
Acknowledged to be- the most aatule
and accomplished diplomatic barbarian
that ever came Co Washington.
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Erection Of III. Plant Nearly Completed
Has . Good Capacity.

Thomas Weir and 0eorge \. Lowe
spent yesterday on the Wcst Dip In an
examination ~ AFFAIRS at the kismet.
That they are highly satisfactory N
the word given a News reporter this
morning by Mr., Weir, who stated that
the Installing 81 the now hoist would
be completed IN about ten days The
hoist II u l0xit double friction. with an
sO.horHe power boiler. and win enable
the company In sink 1900 feet should
such work be- deemed necessary. The
HlSips. anid Mr.. Weir, ara now IN shape
and win handle two tons nt time. 10
that when hoHting begins. work can
be- pushed ahead vigorously.
The lNismet shaft IL 900 feet docp and
win be pushed to the iOO-lcvel immcdl.
ately. SIR, Weir says the vein now cut
IL az strong perhaps ~ that enjoyed
by any mine on the dip, and shows val
ues ranging from 81 10 SO In gold, Tho
property embraces twenty patented
claims lying north OF the Daisy and
Ia cignle and south OF the Cedar HIS
group. aud II now 40 equipped AZ to
'fnder active work quite practicable.
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OMAHA LIvE STOCK.

Omaha. April d.-cattie-Receipts
$500 Market steady native beef steers.
t.ibG5.ss. western atectA. a.9o1i,1O,
Texas steers. a.C0Hi.i0: cows ana
helferr. a.d0ui. 30. tanners. 2,s0l3.i0.
Htockcrs and feeders. 5000 90. calves.
i.b00G.i5, bulls. ftaRF. ETC.. 2.i5ni.oO.
Hogs Receipts $500, Market steady
. .GsaGs.c5, light. aCoua. GIA; pigs.
s.ssua. 60, bulk bf sales, 9.c2nua .61n.
Sheep Receipts. 400. Market
stronger, ycariingn. i,Cius.a5. western
mutton- I fosft a.; stuck sheep, 3 500
/ 20; lambs, 4. y0u $50.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

y. W. Hunter to ID. ". Hunter.
az feet hy 10 rode northeast
from 900 feet north OF south.
west corner lot Z. block ~. plat
d. ". Hunter to IL. y. Boo,h :,
al. fumrss ss 80 - sssss. "
y. ". Hunter To II. u. booth e
nj. right ~ way part OF lot Z.
block u. plat A., =. .....ss...
II. ~. iioro 60 John brown. ~
ruds by isi feet southeast from
Il. pis, DC. corner ,o' . e.oe AZ
Elizabeth Mcleod 10 Aaron Key
Hnr i0xs rods southeast from
northwest corner lot q, block
q. plat y; part Of lot .. block a.
Agnes cutler TO y. 4. Anderson.
acres northeast one-auarter
OF the southwest onc.auarter
section %. township ? south. =,
y. y. Carlisle 10 Y. g. Carlisle.
part 81 section I. township :
rnuth.ranre west. part OF Sec
ton 20. township south, runEe
8. %. pay 10 Evelyn ~. Rowe.
.Oxs0H rods northwest from
southeast corner lot J. block 10.
plat h.. g. .ss'..ss.. ~
4. l.. Archer 90 N. y. booth ~
at. lot io.biock I lot Is and east
onr-haif lot 10. block :, uniyer-
alty subdivision. .... :. :. 80. 2
]. q. Gray 10 W. V. liesten. iox1
rods northeast from ! rods east
81 southwest corner lot ?. block
q. Plat r.. .. E. ............ ~
Hewlett IroH. Go. TO Mary W.
Hewlett. 2xth rods northwest
from rod north four ana ono
half rods west Of southeast cor
ncr lot s, block 10. plat A.. o.
Mary w Hewlett 60 Hewlett
IifuH company, aNp rods south
west from rods north Of
southwest corner lot \, block
10. plat A.. 80. o. 80. ...... 10
]. l.. snednigcr e al TO Elisa
Lester. like rods southwest
from nnrtntnst corner lot ~.
block ~. Ton acre plat A..
| 4. II. Waterman TO 4. =. Ewing.
~ rods by n foot southwest
From 10 rods south 10 feet west
~ northeast corner lot !. block
H.. plat A.. .. E. =. :. ......
Total. :. - :. =. 81. :. .'.'tsti
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WIN Arrive FROM California Tomorrow
Ausr Examining the telaow A-,sr.

Victor NJ. Clements, H. g. ocmmel
and r. ~. oxman u the De Ia Mar
rtaff u experts. will arrive from Calf
fornin tomorrow. In time 10 consult
with their superior on his appearance
here Monday. These gentlemen have
u..en west for some time past conduct
ing an examination Of the yellow Aater
group Of claims at Harrisburg. AMI
which the dispatches state. have been
sold TO "a French syndicate through
Captain DE la Mar TOT ti,coo,oo.
whether the IMPORT y correct OF not
Il moi known, nor will u be until vcri-
ned by the gentlemen directly eon-
ccrnsd.
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nrNyrn NM srnrK.

Denver. April G.-Cattio-Recolpts
800, Market outlet and steady; beef
steers. a.gin 90. cows. .. 2su 4 90. feed
err. freight paid 10 river. a.15di55;
siockerH. do, 1000 500. bulls. stays.
etc, 2.2sH9,eb.
Hogs-Rocolpts. 500. Marke, dun.
iiEht packers. . .s5I3.s). mixed. 5000
3,cs; heavy, 3.c0U3.c5.
M aheeu
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The Engineering and Mining Journal
faya the copper production " tho
nnitcd States for the first quarter ~
the year shows a considerable Increase
over the large quantity reported IN 1888,
II reached a total Of eoiti long tons ~
fine copper. and the gain over lat year
was i.gst tons. or OIL per cent Of his
Increase asa tons WIS from tho mines
which report 10 Mr, John stanton, the
rtntiaticlnn, and 2, 40 tons from outside
sourceH--ihat In from email ron-report-
Ing mines and from the Fmeltsrs which
treat ores not having copper ns their
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MARKET REPORTS.


New York. April 2e.--siight fractions
nj gains were recorded for the more
prominent railway stocks nt the open
ing while the advance In some OF the
upoclaitica was very material. Anacon-
ia was two points higher and sugar
about point. The trading element
prepared 10 take advantage of the rise
rise In the apecinitiea ana offered stocks
freely. which crndicated about all OF
the opening advance. Heavy purchases
Of the gfnnHerr ana other frllt"nh
shares Impaired renewed strength to
the entire ilat. Purchases for both
accounts became heavier as the morn
ing wancd ana sentiment was much
improved By the buoyancy In certain
rpcclaltics Anacondns mining worked
up to 20. The bond market was devoid
Of feature with prices generally I'M
proved.
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Kansas city. Aprii d-caitlo-Rc-
eeipta. 1000. Market strong. native
steers, i.i0us.aOi Texas steers. l,7tu
i.sai native cows ana helferH, 00ni CO.,
Hiookers and feeders. a.'s0s.osi bulls,
g.00Niio.
Hogs -Ileccipta. i5.ooo. Market steady
to shade lower. Huik Of sales. .. Goff
$40. heavy, a.G5f3.s0. packers, a.G0u
lie. mixed. l.b5ff3. 81: light. .t5ffs 10.
workers, a.sOu3.lO; pigs. a,20Ga.t0.
Shcep-l,ecelptr. 5000, Market strong
4. 51fiS 90
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Mining MaEna,. WIN reach this city o"
Monday >sst.

capt. ]. II. lie la Mar, owner OF the
Golden Gate at Mcrcur. the properties
bearing his name at lie Ia Mar. Nov,
ard g0vcrnl other propositions IN dif-
forcnt parts ~ tho country, VIII arrive
In this city on Monday next. probably
late In the afternoon. IN" captain
reached New York yesterday, direct
from Paris. and will come On Ia TINS
city without delay. lie u on his usual
ta,,r N lnspcction and will visit all his
interests while tarryinR IN this section.
That he viii nnd them IN splendid
shape, under the careful MANAGEMENT
of Alr. Clements. II already assured, az
reports to dat" hhv" been OF "a satisfy
ing aud substantial character.
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rmr aALrSA KINa MINr.
shipment. Of tiirh.orsde ore To s.sin a'
Oues.

4 jolly party Of mining men visited
gtockton Yesterday and conducted an
examination ~ the ualcna King milne
II consisted OF col. George W. v. Dor
Hey, VIII II. Cunningham. David L.:
Nebraska. All were highly pleased
with the condition ~ the mine. which
has q shaft $40 feet deep ana shows
plenty Of good shipping ore. averaging
$50 a ton IN silver and lead. As man
ager OF the property Nc. Dorsey 81.
dered shipments to begin az once, anu
as there are several carloads now
ready, tho order will 40 into effect Inn
medlatoly. stockton they report a.
quite active, the camp having To ia
credit a number OF steady shippers.
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LAND OFFICE ITEMS.

Governor ffon6r ~ Wells and byron
oran. ihn duly appointed Hgents NJ tho
state board ~ inni CON rilsHiorcrs for
the state Of Utah, have solicited. under
section ~ ~ the act u Congress for the
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Mothofsl Bcware OF those secret fob.
beers OF your baby'n quiet and health
Those nlecplesH nights and long hours
81 tirvsome vigil are caused By these
terrible enemies 81 chiidhood-wofms
Destroy and remove them With
WHITES CREAM vEItMf-ti,jI
Price, % cents. z. G. n. l. Dag ~.
partment,
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tuittsO MthhtI%
PRODUCE.
Chicago, April 2d.-Mny wheat opened
~, declined TO '0Anh; July started
y. sold on TO 1iA..
CLOSE.
whcat-May. NV; July. EXON;
Corn-AprIl. ass; May. slw.
oats--Apfil. ssAs. May. ss,s.
pork-Aprii. 800; May. 300.
Lard-April t.i7is; May. s.iih.
CASH.
wheat-No. >. red. 55a5G. No. !, 40
"a. No. T. hard. g.. No. J. c5udi. No. !.
rorthcrn spring. siAR'2. No. :. 101Ii.
No. .. spring. ~.
Corn--No. :. sl~: 80. 3. say.
oatH-No. 2. ~. No. .. 2sA.
.iaricy-3edu.
Ryc-bsh
Timoihy-s,es.
fiax--i.2..
LIVE STOCK.
Chicago. April es.-IIoga Receipts.
$1,000. tomorrow. $1,000. left over. ~
SIS.
Market weak 10 &C. lower Mixed and
butchers ta.sSuay7is; good heavy.
lss'hpiooi rough heavy. tl'eSu1ssi
Caitie-Il,ceipts 400. Market steady.
IIecvos. uOo0b,s0i COWS and heiierr.
t2oouip0. Texas steers. il5sDi'b;
stockcr and feeders. tat01t,5.
Shccp-iiecelpts. is,eOo. Market
steady sheep. ta.bou 500. lambs. tlio1
hih
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tho eure u binrt and nerve diseases.
ana cures where other remedies fail.
because u emhuiiHs ihH nrueaf lftrsil.
cations into ihe aourue u there de.
eases.
And that is the reason NhypAlnca cell
cry compound d tho most succpiaful
remedy In the world
The following letter fruiu Mis-, Louise
Wolrlu, unc N Tho officials " tho
Daughters ~ tho American Revolution.
shows tho estimation lu which palnc's
celery compound IL held BY pcranu.
who have used Il.
New York. Feb u. is,e.
Mcssrr Wells. Richardson A Co,
Having for several years
been subjected 10 heavy strain on my
nervous system and feeling utterly
worn out and DISCOURAGED. after con-
rultntlun with my physician. ! began
taking faine'H celery compound, and
I am only too rlli 10 add my testimony
10 the many Thousands you ALREADY
have u ~ efficacy In rebuilding the
nervous system. I now frei like an
enlLrrly dlnersni person.
Very truly yours.
LOUISE woicorT.
Were II possible 10 keep the nerves
always strong and IN calm working or
der, few persons would know what u
n TO be IN. but with the changes In
climate. work and worry and the
"nhut-in" he all winter, nervous dts
orders more nr les serious arr un-
aVuldahie Paine's celery compound
should b. IN eyrry household. that therf|
/ may b. no delay In regulating "
| poorly n1ufishei and are weafinr ods
the strength " the whole body.
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chief value. This result shows how tho
stImulua OF high prices and active de-
mand has already been felt should the
Increase be kept up the gain In copper
nro1uotion in the year 1879 over isas
,.tu he fully ~. 900 tons
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TRANHFEns OF sTOCKB,

Bullion- Rock. 100 o $3.50: 100 a ,s.iC.
Daisy, 1000 q csc 1000 q esq; 1000
os ss GSs p ss !. soo AZ ss so s'Se s ss
o 3oA 1000 q sos.
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M1M1Ant..-

Il Llfe Elixir for old and young. for
man. woman and child. Being ne.
pared by the AnheuAer- Busch Brev inc
Assn n u SUFFICIENT guarantee OF ~
merit.
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For proceedings OF tho
Utah Nine and Stock *.
change and late mining and
busInes, news. soc Psse 2,

water mn Ir,h.s t"'t r,oisis
No. . Central Xix. Phone t6-s rings.
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New York. April. ss.-coppcr. arm;
1895. lead steady. unchanged.
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cu,cAGo ManKnrs

lloston, April SD. q NJ. eoi Butte
100.
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MONEY.

New York. April sC.-Moncy on call
steady nj ~ per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper. asnfh per cent,
Sterling exchange steady with &C.
tunl business In bankcrH' bills az lSiis
nisG for demand and tssun FOR o.
days. posted rates. t.ssaGt.ss and ls'ii
niss. commercial bills, AStua.
Silver certificates. 6i0Gl
bar silver, 81.
Mexican dollars. tsI.
Government bonds nrmer. ends reg,
i.o0; 4 rig. los. roupo !. i.Osa.. new "
reg. i.2gi coupon, i.sOhi old n reg.
i.i2is coupon. iia1. 81 reg. iiiis;
coupon. iiais.
Later IN the day there was sale IN
the New York stock exchange OF 5000
silver certificates at CIV.
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SUGAR.

New York. April 2g-suFar quioti
fair refining. ta-is. centrifugal % tcst,
a.. molasrca sugar. i.i0.
Refined hrini crushed, ia; powdered,
o.. granulntcd. th.
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Thus the surplus II exports over Inn
ports, for the last thrne months II tig2. :
G9lai3, while for tho sam. dates 81 last
year u Was ti5o,te9,95s. and In 1897. f7l.-
tor Of 1895. there Il therefore a decrease
In tho surplus ~ exports amounting TO
tgl SIC 6fi. or az the rate ~ over 800,
600 900 Dor year. " win be seen from
these hHuros that tendency has set In.
since the opening ~ tho year. towards
gradual diminutlon OF the previous
large e1cesa % eyporth over Imports.
HENRY CLEWs.