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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-27
New MlnlpE Companies.

Articles Of Incorporation ~ the Crown
Point Extension Mining company have
been Med with the county clerk JOS
eph Wilson. !. y. Hormcr. a. ~ Jac-
obs, W. \. GroNall and r. v. Wilson
are the incorpnratorH. and the company
has capital stock OF tgs.O 600 In shares
Of ten cents each, j. ". liuFmur IN
president. ". \ CroXnil Vioe-preal-
dent aud A. l.. Jacobs. secretary ANA
treasurer, The claims arc the living,
stnn, In Utah county, and Denver. In
the Tintic district.
The Wandering jew Mining AMI
Milling company has willard T.. Weiho
~ liH president. Walter Williams. Vice.
president and James Il. Olsen secretary
and treasurer. These with John ]. Me
cieiian. David Smcllle. Arthur Shep-
herd and Alfred l,ordame. constitute
the board ~ directors. The capital
stock N $500 In shares OF one cont
each. The company owns the Wan
doring jew and Mammon claims. In
Davis county
The old susan Mining company has
q capital stock Of 10000. In shares 81
ton cents each. Tile incorporntorr are
W. ~. Simmons, president. H. 4.
Woodward Vlce-pTcsident; J. narnett.
treasurer and y. ]. paiy. secretary,
and y. y. II. Thompson ard Dennis
sullivan. The claims nrc the Gun Lode.
Franklin. Calumet aud General shori.
dan Tunnel In the Tintic district,
The silver Qurcn Minlns company
has also fled articles. y. w. Center II
president; Frank ~, JOY. vlcc-prsnl-
dent. u. J. Evans, secretary. nnd these
with y. n. Dun. y $, Abbott. Charles
lrigPH aud r. n. stewart. make M the
directory. The capital stock N $500. OOO.
IN shares OF the par value OF ~. Tho
claims owned are the LuKcrcnc. prim
rose aud SILVER Kins, all In Tintlc dis
tfict.
The III Amigo Mining company IL
Incorporated by William Dix. william
II. Dodge. James W. Stevens. n. n.
Airs aud 4. a.. Airs. The amount 81
the capital stock u f,io0o In shares OF
the par value N 81 cents each, ~ ~.
Airs II president. W. ". Dodge Vice
president, u. y. Airs secretary aud
treasurer. nnd William Dix mAnnrer.
The property He's In lioxeider cnun.
~ and consists NJ the Middle Claim.
Osceola Lode. Last Chance, Midas.
Omega and Statue claims.
The inc1rpuratnrs 81 the Electric
Gold Mining and Milling company are
Nicol. Joe burton. =. J. Drake. william
v. Breaten. =. J, Weigel and 5. Nor.
rlson. and the company has capltall-
zntiOn ~ 81. 1000 O0l, divided into COO, 900
shares It's property Includes the Six.
teen Candle Power, Connecting Link.
No. T.. Fun candle Power Electric
Spark. Sweeney lodea Nos. I. 9. ., 4,
and g, swan Gem, chief. Jennie Frac,
ton, Lizzie Fraction and the East 200
feet OF the Lizzie claims an In tho
Camp Floyd district w. l.. Nlcoi II
president. ~. -. liartinn vico-presl1ent,
II, W, Nicol, treasurer and $, J. Woigel.
secretary,
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HOUSEKEEPING vs.. HOUSEKEEPING
LnnrnI New Yorkar.l


~ hope" said woman who was u
gentle poet. that you are not one of
those dreadful housekccpcra who keep
everything In uncomfortable order"
| laughed and said. mo-" with an cin-
phnrir. Tor ! knew the genus she pro-
nounccd ''drcadfur'-the rcrubblng.
nagEing. painfully. gpotiesiy clean
kind that destroyed al genre Of frrc-
dom IN the house. whore children never
had a good time where rooms were kept
closed ana dark In ny season, aud the
best room closed always -cxcopt for
funcrnln-f0r fear the carpet might
fade or the chairs got y scratch.
II like to come 10 your house" said
n little Rirl 10 IA woman whose children
she often visited, because everything
IN 10 nice and dirty" The ohlld'H
mother prldcd herself upon her good
housekeeping, - extremely good that
children were never allowed to come
there to play when the roads were
muddy Her house was OF more Inn
portancc than It's occupants, and when
rhc gave her cooking stove q high.
class polish. she RETAINED Tor some
time from cooking certain things un 10,
because they "rpattercd 50"
II II both ridiculous aH well ~ pitt
able for sane person Co rate herself
ana the membefr of her family below
the house they live In. ita furnishings
ana clothes they wear a human boz
Ing should hold himself nH greater In
value than anything which N made for
his use. Home isn't home because II
N clean nv new pin" but because Il
IL where love Rbidcr. whore the house
hold gods are gathered together, and
where the whole man can nnd rest ana
comfort. \ house may De- strictly
wholesome without being painfully
clean. ana "a very attractive place and
still In beautiful disorder" The one
who, probably. suffers most from eN-
tromh good housekeeping II the boy
~ tho family. II there ARE two boys,
the unhappinefH II somewhat less. ha-
cause misery iov = company. Imagine
having no comfortable place to white,
or melt lead. or mako Kites, pop corn
or crack nuts. for fear OF making
litter,
After all, the big. old.fashioned living
room. with rag carpet ON one-half the
roor FOR sitting room. ana none where
the cooking stove rtnni-thc Kitchen
end Rises 10 the mind aE an ideal ar
rnngcment FOR families wherein econ
omy must be- strictly enforced. II sug-
geats comfort, hospitality. sociablilty
ana home freedom. NJ u minimum out
lay of labor and money. The mod
crns" would add tan four-lap screen,
and think Of such place aa the dear
MAiiY WAGER FISHER.
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THE HORSE IN BATTLE.


buffalo Horse world.l
4 veteran cavalry horse partakcs ~
tho hopes ana fears Of battle Just the
same ~ hia rider A. the column
swings into line and waits. tho horse
grows nervous over tho waiting. n
tho wnit To- spun out, he win trcmblo
ard sweat, and grow apprehcnsiyc. n
hc hna been sis months IN service he
knows every buple call. A. the call
comes tn advance Dc will either seek 60
Ect ON faster than he should or bolt
He cannot bolt, however. The lines will
carry him forward. and after minute
be- win Hrip. lay back hiH ears. aud one
can feel his sudden resolve 60 brave
worst, and have done with Il as soon
a. possible
A man seldom cries out whom hit In
the turmoil ~ battle. II ia the same
with horHO. Five troopers out ~ six.
when hit with bullet, are out ~ their
saddles within n minute. II hit IN the
breast or shoulder up go their hands.
and they get heavy fnll " In the lex
or foot or arm they fail forward and
roll on. Even with a foot cut IN hy
u tagged piece ~ she'll horse win not
drop. n IN only when shot through
the hend ~ heart That he comes down.
Ito may be- fatally wounded. but hob
bles ont ~ the nVht ~ right or left and
stands with dropping head until tho
loss ~ blood brings him down The
horse that loses his rider and IL uu-
wounded himself viii continue Ia run
with hla set Of fourr until some move
ment throws him out, Then he goes
gniioping here and there. neighlng with
fear aud alarm, but he viii not leave
tho field In his racing abou: he may
get among the dead aud wounded but
he win dodge them " possible. aud. IN
amy case, leap over them, when ho
has come unon three or four other
riderlcsa steods they fall In and keep
together, as II for mutual protection.
and the rally" OF the bngle may hrinE
the whole OF them into ranks IN body.
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MINrs ASH MiNlNu MnN.

A car N ore was expected from the
Utah Of Fish Springs today.
The Sacramento will pny dividend
of 5000 on Wednesday. Feb ist
The new ctock exchange 81 having
ltH room nicely nttcd NJ prior to the
formal uprnlng.
Another shipment or cynnidrs has
arrived from thu Star companyH prop
erty In Pine canyon.
\. r. FnrnHworih hnn returned FROM
Austin. New. where h. went iu look
Into annira at the Austin compuuva
mino ana mill.
ore valued ut tia per ton. has been
discovered in the international mine at
West Tlniic. II ~ said there D. a
twelNc-fuot body exposed.
Following are the officers and diroc.
tnrs NJ The Nnrth Mountain Mining and
MILLING company fnt the ensuing year
John Heinrich. president. " A. Wood
vicn.prcHldent. John bern. treasurer,
w. q Hruwn. secretary. !. \. Hedges
ana Y. a. lliaglus This company ~
poets tu resume work on cherry creek.
New. early IN tho spring.
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Representative Of Big Company
Here for That Purpose,
LEAD AND COPPER ADVANCE
sir victor 90 he Actively Developed
Work at HEAVIER Lake
Miscellaneous.

The noxt few days viii witness an
examination OF Utah mines by \. Y.
stanley Macquislion. IL representative
OF the London Exploration company.
who came In late lnst night and put up
ut the Knutsford. Nv Macpristlon's
company ~ one Of the blrgcat Of it,
kind In the world, and for some time
past has been paying considerable at.
tcniion to Utah pruportiea 10 h. raid
that the gentleman is here now Tor the
sole purpose ~ tying W. Few pros
pcctlvc bonnnzas. and from remarks
heard ON the streets IL would appear
that bingham 10 60 receive attention
because ~ ~ growing prominence ~
q producer Of lead ana copper
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Le..e.s Preparing for Active work oId
If.d t.oots Wen.

The Sir Victor group. recently bonded
by Hon. n. r. Lloyd ana associatca
from lIutt Bros.. the owners. will
shortly be- the scene " active develop
m.nt work. Mr.. Lloyd stated tn %
News" reporter this morning that
preparations werc now making Tor The
thorough exploration ~ tho property.
both By means of rhaft work and dflft'
Ing.
The Sir Victor lies nj Sunshine. n
short distance from the Malvern. II
has SHAFT go feet deep. which tho
iessecH arr now timbcrinF. prior Ia
pushing IL To greater depth, The
formation " regular, ana those who
have examined the working. look upon
the property ~ one al the bert In hat
locality. Already the shaft has pcne.
iratcd the upper vein. from which
values ~ 81 10 ~ IN gold have been
taken. Whom timhefing n finished. u
complete examination viii be- made. nnd
" conditions warrant. drifting viii hr
commenced Tor ths 49, BODY.
In the Old Fred. also under STR
Loyd'a management. sinking n rtill tho
order. n depth ~ it0 feet having been
reached That they arr M uing the
vein. h evident from the ONif sed mat
ter coming out and u wnult not sur.
prise those Interested 10 hear ot u ri1i
strike almost any day.
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LEAD AND ,orrrm
10th Made Advance. In the Meta, Market
To-day.

Lead made further advance today
by shifting from It, gratifying posi-
ton or yesterday and standing at $40
per hundred pounds. an advance % .
cents "a hundred In q hours. such
movements ~ this are infuHinr new
life into Utah mining ANA hurfuae OF
them. many properties which have lain
Idle for the past two or thrve years.
viii be- actively operated the coming
season. The new condition ~ the
metal market has done much already
towards opening up mines famed for
riches produced years ago.
casting copper alec advanced today.
the product changing from 10 o. iiA
cents pound.
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An or Day in the Pit Of the Stock
Exchange.
SALES REACH 1900 SHARES
Nercur Fell. hut Experienced n clos.
Ing Reaction business OF
the Call.

This was rather an on day In tho rit
Of the stock exchange. figures being
weak from end to end. with stocks In
no mood for exciting trading. The call.
tberfore, was devoid Of the usual In
terest. although the marked iluctua-
lions caused many to stare ~ wonder
ari astonlshment and to ask them
selves the question why such things
should be-.
AZ the opening Ajax sold for $3.50
and was In good demand at this iisurc.
Daly-wcst had strong hii ~ sli.5o
with no offerings under sis.55, while
Eagle came next In the trading. the
stock falling with It's ncighhors ana
handing out shares between ~ and u
cents. -Four Aces was quite ilrm and
made transfers at yesterdays figures,
and Grand Central dropped 70 shares AT
~. this sale being followed by Mann
moth. in which dealings were active at
ts2s q share. Mercur continued IL ic-
cline and sold down 10 Sass, With
slight reaction at the close. while Lower
Mammoth was weaker. the stock being
dealt In down to Si.is, aud ,he closing
bid standing ut ti.ifit. Northern i'ighl
also felt bear movement ~ ttlcs NJ
n cents. aud Sacramento. despite the
dividend. fell TO ~ cents. 200 shares be-
ing bought at this figure. stnr Con-
Hoiidatcd was picked up between ~ ~
and ti.t0. while the stock closed win
"a bid OF si.55.
chloride Point found new life and
was a seller rs high ~ Si.2i. with the
stock largely sought for at u.22's'
Will. there was business In Camp
Floyd ut % cents and brisk sales OF
Dalton between aM and cents. DeN.
ter fell on and sold down 10 s3.ah. but
Golden Eagle experienced slight I'M
provcment. the stock selling at cents
spot and Mt 10 for future delivery.
Golden Treasure. Hercules and Home
stake took part In the trading at sta
tionhry figures. but Joe Bowers weak
ened and sold az q cents. while How
err Extension stood about stationary,
the stock making transfers between II
and n cents. Monarch sold at ~
cents. Manhattan at the same figure.
and omaha at 30 and ~. while there
were sales Of showers Consolidated at
ts cents and good business IN Success
between 4 and . cents. Sea swan had
takers at cents. and South swansea
subscribed 900 shares. some going Mt
2it1is aud some at ki.go. Tctro was
active Mt stationary quotations. ana
Naleo was dealt In between N.f2h and
gi.ti. these sales closing the days cali
The closing figures were ~ follows
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A. J. McMu.sn. who Tor some time
past has shown great interest In 10
development VI Bcaver Lake mines. is
morc sunnuine than ever that the field
offers splendid opportunity Tor invest.
mont Tho gentleman was recently up-
pointed general manager ai the hcaNcr
Lake cumpanys properties and IL
about to lct another contract fur deyel.
opmrnt work. helieving that an nddi-
iunhl expenditure ~ several hundred
dollars viii dcmpnatratc that good ore
bodies exist there. MIR McMullcn states
that the Copper mountain contract ~
nearing completion and that work 10
date has shown very good results. lie
win go down In u week or go. TO relieve
MeHsrs. Holland and - Roy who 30
into Washington county Ia locate scN-
crul claims
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Kansas city. Jan. 2,.-cattie--lle-
ccipta. 5000 Market steady to strong
native steers $500 ~ $3.50. Texas
steers. $500 u 1910. Texas cows, $500 =
f9.i5. native COWS and hclfera. SIS y
$3.50. stockerr and feeders. $50, u ss.Vo'
bulls. S2.15 N 500.
Hogs -i,cccipta. 1900. Market strong
sales. 81 90 a. Sa.5b. hcayics. fs.cs n
taSp. packers. sass q s31lil mixed,
$3.50 ~ $3.50. lights. s5h q $500;
workers. $3.50 a. $50. pigs. $500 . $3.50.
Shrcp--lieccipta. 1900. steady; lambs,
500 d 500. mnltnns. 500 n Nln.
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Interest IN daily growing In the pub
lie mind concerning the undiscovered
possibilities IN store for the owners Of
mining property In Gardner Eulch. on
the west slide Of Godiva mountain. Re
cent strikes ~ ore all along the line.
north In the Tetro. 10 the north and
west IN the Little chief, owned by r.
II sullivan, the nriscolla ct a., In the
Capt, II. Sowler group ON the GOdivn
a. mint, and In the Anaconda adjoining
the Ilumbug ON the south and east. and
being mainly owned by Jesse knight
has started an incorporation boom m
all properties north. The Northern
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK. MARKETS.
STOCKS AND bonds.

New York. Jan. si.-I.nndon quota
tluns for Americans came frnctionrlly
lower this morning with an exception
al break of IA. In Pennsylvania and ga
IN New York Central
The local market opened moderately
active with narrow variations cithrr
way IN the railways. the deci;nc In New
York Central here being rcaifiricd Ia a
point. The apccinitlcn exhibited good
tone. In the absence 81 any unfnNur-
able Developments over night cticulnt-
ed H. disturb values the butts started IN
e. retrieve the ground lost In ycstot-
days late rejection, and the early hest
fancy was soon dlrmpatcd. Large pur.
chasing orders We're distributed all
around. which operated 90 bring many
Of the hitherto dormant shares into
considerable prominence. sugar, Union
Pacific pfd.. burlington. Rock Island
ana New York Central were carried NJ
about "a nulnt. The Improvement In
prices influenced rcnlizatlona by the
trading element. which ruiiiccd 90 bring
about u fractionnlly lower level, The
market became dun while the reaction
was In progress hut toward midday ac-
tlyiiy ana strength developed under tho
leadership " Rock Island
The bond market was irregular with
the active issues tending lower,
MONEY.
New York, Jan, q. 90 Money on call
nnmnnlly aih " . per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 2n " per
cent.
sterling exchange iirnor with actual
business In bankers bills Nst. " sass
Tor demand. ana siS2A. " uLSs for ~
days. Posted rates ffsais and i.sbis;
commercial bills. gtk2
silver certificates, nomlnaily. 5sM u
COZ.
liar silver. iait.
Mexican dollars. u.
Government bonds steady; %. ti.0Tis
new ", res, u.aSis do, coupon. tisp's
" si.is. de-. coupon. Siish ends. g9,s
5s reg. Silly. do. coupon, u.ia.
SUGAR.
New York. Jan. .1.-Sugar. raw.
steady; fair refining. az. centrifugal. NC
test. ~. Molnfsea sugar. . a-iG; refined
steady, crushed. az; powdered. 81;
graduated. 0.
Copper.
New York. Jan. s1-conper strong.
unchanged.
Lead strong brokers siioi exchange
$40,
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THE TOP OF MONT BLANC.
II.nn,lnn ToIeErnph.l

tI.ondon telegraph
Who IL the owner OF the top Of
Mont niancT tn. question appears
at first sight comicni enough. hut as
II has been referred 10 the government.
II certainly has It's SERIOUS side. Netur-
ally. " II not q single or Isolated in-
dividual OF eccentric uruurnsitirs who
has brought forward this claim. The az
fair " much more complicated Three
MUNICIPALITIES, no less namely. those
81 ghnmouiN. los tiouchcH. and s.
gervaia--uro the rivals In tho field. and
old maps and documents are being hp'
pcaied to with ncry afdot. II n not the
point Of honor-tho prestige OF pos
scaHinE an extra avalanche or SO
which IL at the bottom or this lively
competition. II IL iucrc. a far more
practical and profitable business. which
has set these neighborH by the ears.
The fact l.. that Mont Blanc. being
In grcntcr favor than ever with the
travelling public. various spots, situated
at different attitudes on the famous
mountain. have been let out to enter
piislnE projectors. nud now there II a
sharp frht over the profits. chamoniN
has had the best 81 these bargains Ho
far. and. hot dispute having arisen
between Les llouchcH ana ~. G.rvain
over a particular paint. ~ municipal
ity has proclaimed IT, right to the en-
tire summit OF Mont nlunc. The other
two municipalities. IN tho presence 81
IIa NHIf assertion Of "a claim 10 such
sphere ~ influence" have united
their forces, ana are nov imruftuninn
the government with their appeals for
justice. This II a knotty problem Tor
the officials a. solve. AMI " they gu
back Co prccedenta they will hardly see
their wny out ~ tho difficulty. tor tho
great map uf 1870 only reproduced the
divisions OF property on the lower or
wooded portions ~ the mountain. mo-
one then caring TO rush about the "of-
fectivc occupation" ~ peaks ana rocks.
Of glaciers ana SHOWS. while the dif-
fcultier ~ surveying would have been
enormous correspondence Lon
-. tI.-l.-.-l-l nh
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~. wasn't Afraid.

Her Pnpa-You must remember, slr.
that my daughter has been used TO an
atmosphere ~ refinement
The Young Man-ioH. she told me
the other night that tho perfume she
uses costs $40 an ounce. hut / know
where I can get q biz discount on the
same stun.
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

Omnhn. IAN. s7.-cattle-i ,eceipts.
300. Marl,ct atin 10 stronger Native
beef steers, 500 a $500; western steers.
cows and hclfefs. 1875 " $3.50: cunncrn,
sees ~ S9.O0. Htockefr ana feeders. $50
q sass; calves. $3.50 % sG.1s. bulls and
Ilogs-R Receipts, $500. Market &c
higher; heavy. $500 q $50 mixed.
500 n $3.50; ilght, $500 q sai2is pigs,
$500 n $40 hplk " sales, $3.50 ~ $500
sheep-RecolptY $500 Market strong.
Native muttona. $3.50 d si2i westerns.
tGO n N.0o. stock sheep, $500 u $3.50,
lpmbs. sioe q s5.oc,
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cmlcAoo MAmKrrs.


Chicago. Jan. 2I.-May wheat opened
at 554., advanced IN 1Sis. reacted 10 11h,
again advanced 90 1sisGA.
Whcat-Mny. aSh July, sah.
Corn-Jan., 3d'a May. lih.
oats Jan, 2'ia: May. as4i.
pork-Jan., ~. 40: May, 1905.
I.ard-Jan., s,75. May, 5.a.u5,as.
Rihs-Jan., $40; May. b,2i,
Mhcat-No red winter. 16't; No. .,
a. No. hard, 1iI1e; No. Q, sOft7l No,
! northern spring. 'iI'6; No, :. '5's0'5i
No. O. Gaafd.
corn-No. 2. s,isGM: No. ,. ssisGa6
oata-No, .. siA; No. Q. siis.
IiaTlcy-i2Mhi.
l,yc-hsh.
Timothy-2.iO
Flax. 20.
LIVESTOCK
Chicago. ian. logs Receipts. es.-
600, lett over, 1850. Market active.
q zoe HIGHER; light, 1865 q $3.50; mixed.
$3.50 70 S. s7is; heavy, $3.50 o. $3.50,
rough, $3.50 u ss.o5i yorkors, $50 a
S3ia.
Receipts. 1000. best stendy.
others weak. Bceyes. $500 " $500.
cows aud helfcrs. $500 a. sac. Texas
stoerE, $500 n $500; m0ckcrs ana feed
err. a.a0 N Si.hO.
sheep Receipts. 1000. Market steady
90 strong. Natives. secs a. Si.25; VT
erns, $500 q $40; lambs. 500 " $500.
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Lower Mammoth. 200 u N.2l.
Lower Mammoth. 200 n N.25.
Lower MinNmoth. 200 q si26.
Northern Light. 200 n SIC.
Northern Light. 100 n S2isc.
Northern Light. 100 n size.
sacramento, 100 N fSc.
Sacramento. 100 NJ ishc.
Sacramento. 800 f9c.
Sacramento. 100 " 4ahc.
sunshine. i<p ~ Csc.
star Consolidated. 200 q ti.se's.
Star Consolidated. 800 u $40.
star Consolidated. 800 q f.u.
chloride Point, 900 n fi.so.
chloride Point. 100 d N.gs.
cninp FLOYD nH ~ 5iac.
Dalton. 600 q skc.
Dalton. 1000 n ~
Dexter. 100 N $3.50.
Dexter. 100 N ts.sp.
Dexter. 400 n si.io.
Golden Eagle. 1000 u SIC.
Golden Engic. 5000 ~ sac.
Golden Eagle. 1000 ~ sac.
Golden Eagle. 1900 n nc
Golden Eagle. 5000 u ior. buyer ~
days.
Hercules. 900 n iahc.
iIomcstakc. 900 a i5c.
Ilomcstnke. 1000 q ilhc.
Joe Bowers. 2.ooo q &c.
Joe Towers. 1000 u 22isc.
Joe Bowers. 1000 ~ &c.
Joe nowerH Extension. 100 n We.
10. Iiowers Extension. 1000 n ave.
Zoe unwefs Extension. 800 n I..c.
Joe Howcrs Extension. l,e1 n lsf.c'
Zoe Bowers Extension. 200 % l3'ic.
Monarch. 1000 u 2ac.
Manhattan. 1000 n &c.
Manhattan. 900 q 2hc.
Ownhn, ioD ~ afc.
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San francisco Jan. Wheat oaHieri
May. N.2iia. cash. r.i6b.
Barley. strong. now. al,l .cashSi.so.
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Morris a West. stock Brokers, i5i At
las block. Telephone col.
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Waterman nro,b.r.. stock nroh"rs'
No. o Central nix. Phone ss-3 rings.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-27

TRANSPORTS or STOCKS.
alhN' 100 shares q sl.l0.
hasle, 1000 u iic.
Eagle, 800 q iihc.
hagle. 600 u lhc.
-Four Aces. 300 n Gaac.
-Four Aces. ,000 u s2fst
nnnr Aces. $500 ~ ~.
dayr 49,
e. lofnq "aes D oooI soov Iuoa
urnnd Central. % a. s..
nAmmoth, l,l00 ~ sg.2a.
mercuf 200 N tbs5.
sierour, 100 a. $500
siefcurl 100 n si.s2is.
irfciir 300 q s.9Tn.
ssiiefour, 200 a 1880.
ssl"feur, 700 u 5000
sirrour, 100 " sG.07ib.
,.pNer Mammoth. 1000 a Sis.
@Mer Mammoth, 200 a. S.iSis.
i'oMer Mammoth. Boo q AIS.
iNer Mammoth, 200 u Si.i9A.
rMel Mammoth. 500 " xi,20.
lower Mammoth. 100 u SIZE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-27

New York. Jan. s1.-copper strong.
unchanged.
Lead strong; brokers $40; exchange
$40,