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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-17

Some nice ore % being sacked at the
shoobridgc.
The Centennial Eureka has resumed
ore Hhlpmonts.
The Euionla managomaut is prepar-
lng 10 send la ahlumcnt of ore.
The International 900 Tutc. has re-.
celvud ltH now steam hoist which will
be Installed uH soon na possible,
Tho Showers con. ls la1lIng exceed
iuTly we'll Just now, and tho Walker
brothers, who are the chief owners. are
very wen satisfied with tho condition
Of the mine. a shipment of az least one
and probably two cara " ore will be
made at once.
The annual meeting " the 1tockhold-
orH OF thU Anchor was hCld az Park
city yesterday, when the following dl.
rectors were elected. Fnncla Smith
u. ~ Holmes, lillnh r.. ltiur Frelor.
lrk A. Minis Samuel ~. TsVkushurv
David q. Mclaughlin. Harry H. Myers,
David Keith unl w. v. Rice
Il has long been hold by many we'll
Informed mon hat tho gold bearing ore
zlue peculiar To- MDrgur De- undeElald az
depth by the zones uf bingham. and
j. q. Jacobs, Duncan MCNtChlc and
others interested in Morcur propose 10
sink n shaft Tor the purpose of deter
mining the matter The project b. nt-
tracing much attention. and sufficient
iuturoft ought 10 ho aroused 10 enable
the work 90 proceed.
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ROARING EARS


Il wnl twonty years old before I
learned Co lika coffee, but about that
age was occupied where fslt the need
or o hliWullnt uf some sort and took
up cuffec lu earnest.
When / uitd leaving on coffee. sick
honluche Invariably followed every
BREAKFAST without coffee. 10 / stuck Ia
%, but other troubles set ln A serious
catarrhal condition Fet IN and grew
worse until ] began 90 lose sleep and
the ears lastu that peculiar roaring
nuunl, which continued steadily.
nnnlly lost the use of one ear alto
goihor and the other ono became very
bad,
81 am satisfied that cofreo was the
cause % tho nervous troubles that
showed ln the loss Of my hearing. for
when ! lrft Do OF and took up Postum
Food tufnu, my hUarluc began To linz
prove and my general condition rapidly
changed Tor the better 1 feel less ION
"a strain an tho time. That terrible pull
sntlon has practically ieft my ears.
sleep very much better; bowels lr,
mover cun1tlpltrd now as they were
while ! was using coffee. ! am rapidly
getting back 10 where I was seven years
ugo, You can Imagine that 1 esteem
Postum Food Coffee very highly ln.
deed" Chnf Worral. C22 Lawrence ST.,
Topeka, Kan.
Postum ~ natural food drink
strong Ia the clements that build up
the nervous sysiem throughout tho
body. 10 would richly pay any one who
o. troubled with coffee drlnkng.to leave
on cOn'cc and take Postum In ltH place.
sold by all groccrs.
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CHLORIDE POINT WEAKER.
sells Under twenty cents TradinE In
Dexter bowers Extension Drops
Mammoth at -.
T0OAYS METALS:
SILVER 5gH
LEAD, $40
CASTING COPPER i5N

nualnota showed considerable Inn
protoment on the stock exchange this
mornlng and although prices were still
down. the trading was more spirited
than on Thuradny.
Ajax sold Tor dollar even, while
Bullion-nock brought f1.ss.
chloride wna a tribe lower SELLING
from 70 to 20.
Daisy WIS weaker than ever. al
though u showed some Improvement on
the start. IL dropped from y 20 va,
closing ~ bid. 10 asked. During tho
call 22o0o shares were sold.
Daiy-Weat was also on one lot coins
AZ 1910
Dexter took a decided slump and was
handed out at from 2.is Co 2,2j. Thu
variations were wide enough 90 nnori
an excellent chance fur the acalpora Il
recovered TOWARDS the olnac the quota
lion being 2.2i BID, 30 asked.
Mammoth rnld down 10 800 nat. but
after one lot had boon disposed of the
holders refused TO consider less than
Northern Light wna unchanged. soll-
Ing 40 i5h caah and 49,. seller 90 days.
pctru. Notwithstanding the notice
that dividends were on Tor tho wintor.
cold nt gs
showers Con. was unchanged. bringing
%
Daily was IN Some demand. selling at
1 g AMI t.Cl.
Sacramento Fna arm nt %.
Nnlco was weaker ami 900 shares went
a. sgih
Howura Extension was a little lower.
selling Ut from 1H to Z, and Il closed
weak
Martha Washington was IN the trad
Ing at frum ih 10 ~.
Yankee continued to hold ~ own
despite bear movement, and sold
above 20.
-Four Aces was offered a, ~. but was
not wanted
This closing quotations wore;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-17

Tpns Hayden Cleans ~ $4,000 ror y
Years Work.

rraat Hayden cisans " $4,000 ror
Years WORK.
Denver. Colo. Nov. iG-Forty thou
sand dollars Cor years work IL the
record made by Frank Hayden at
Hnuksvilir. Utah. with eight other
Colorado men, Mr. Hayden had a bond
and lease ON the old Bromide mine.
They spent ELK months without atrik-
lng amy ore worth while mining Sup.
plies were hard Co zee snd az times
they were entirely without IIol, FINAL
ly they concluded 90 return 10 C0l0ra-
DO, hut one the night before they were
Go start they nrcd several Hh1tf a. a
last attempt In two or three OF their
prospect holes.
30 DISCOURAGED were they that they
iii not that night look at tho ore
hfpfgn. Tho next morning. however,
they found they had opened rich vein
" Fold-benrIng copper Hulphido. Forty
sacks VI ore were shipped on the iirat
week.
The Roihschuds company u London.
England. which in yeats gone by had
Invested heavily tu iianksyIlle. but nov-
or struck pay dirt. heard OF the strike
in tho oll bromide aud sent mineral
expert from London Co examine the
milne. The nrai afHny be- took averaged
SIG ln gold ard sf iu copper. iu the
four-f1lt vein. lie iulegrapod the COM
pnuy he represented of tho real nature
NJ The mine. the strike and % the width
NJ the vein. no reply the company made
an onar DO ihH lrrHesa OF $4,000. which
amount they refused.
Sir Hayden. who was very anxious
10 get back 90 Colorado, sold HE inter-
gst foi 10000. The Others are Htlll en-
gagged ln their onicfprisc and say that
lu short time they can realize more
money from the old bromide mine than
was offered them By the Rothschlldl
company.
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NOW READY.

ienson's church Chronology. a ehron-
illogical history % the Church from
1906 20 the close Of 1898 Printed In
new type throughout In any style
81 binding desired. Prices. u.2t. iit1
q 1900 The funds derived from the
sale Of the book will be- used for the
erection Of new f.atter.day saints
HtHtorian'a nflce IN this cttY. For sale
~ THE DEsEeEr NEWS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-17

Omaha. Nov. iI.-Cattle-R ecoipta
800. Market steady, native beef steers
7. touGl0i western steers t.3Out goi
Texas steers g.iaui,15i cows and hrlf-
era 3.2sui.2ii cannorH 2.e5ui,iO. stock
gra ana feeders l.cn0i.t5i calves a.OQu
Go, bulls, rtnEs. etc, 2.gnuI.15.
Hogs Receipts $500 Market shade
higher Heavy 3.s5n9.ooi mixed 3,S3iaN
$3.50. Hight 3,S1hm3.s3is. piss 3.15u3. p0.
bulk III sales 3,h0na,hih.
Sheep Receipts 1900. Market shade
lower Native muttnna i.a0ui COO west
orn muttonH i,0Out.aj stock sheep o. 10
ui,00; lambs i,00u5,25.
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Promise Of Considerable Activity In
Little Cottonwood.
F. HAYDEN's GOOD LUCK.
Cleans Up sio,Oooin ono Years work
st the Old bromide retro sus-
ponds dividends Notes.

For many winters past the once &c
tive camp of Alta. at the head Of Little
Cottonwood haa been practically de-
serted, but ID viii hc very different
this winter The strike recently made
hN VIM GruUnbook the operations be-
ing carried on by Fritz Ncttlch. who
has Opened up some tine ore, and doe
vUluumcntr made hy number 0f other
parties Will give the old camp % new
lease uf NE. ~ D. learned that the oWn-
cts OF some of the old properties ln that
district pruruHe 90 start work soon.
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n you have sore throat soreness
faCl sore sore or tundor, or you are
threatened with dipthHria or pncumo-
nln. apply HALLARp'H SNOW LINZ
MENT externally ana use lALLAND'S
HoREHOuND SYRUP. z. G.. NJ. l.
Drug Dept.
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DEsEREr EVENING NEWS. FRIDAY NOVEMBER ~ 1892

Lake addition .................
O. j. Baum 90 Emily Dnrmcr. VAR
ranty deed lots ! and 2. block
2, Irving Park addition ....ss....
William Gibby 10 Emily Darmer.
warranty deed, lots and 8,
block 2. Whites South Salt
Lake addition ......... ..s.stst
Ncttle D. Larrnbec and husband
70 =. NJ gron. warranty decd.
; rods by % feet northeast
from southwest corner lot ?,
block %. plat F4........s.st.s.
II W. Gray to ". u. Ice. quilt
claim deed. Interest 55HNiif
foct northeast from f9I feet
north " southwest corner lot Z
block 30. plat A...astsss.ssss..
j. 81 Stout tn ". %. Lee. quite
claim. Interest finNiGi feet
northeast from f1t feet north
N southwest corner Dot Z, block
If, plat a sssss.4ssssssssssssss
J. 3. GrucHbcck 60 D. a. Ice, quilt
claim decd Interest 5fhNiGi feet
northeast fmm flia feet north
N southwest corncr lot z. block
~, plnt A ttssssss4tsstt..st.t.
J. q. Gray 81 ul 10 T.. q. Lee. quit
claim deed. tihxiCi feet north
east from 1914 fcct north Of
southwest corner Dot z. block %.
plat a. ana part lot 2. block
ssf plat \ s.sssssttssssssfsssss
g. r. rurnhuli ~ H. j. Crcger-
fon. uult-Ciulm deed, parcel
main bingham canyon ..........
Charlotte CLARK ct 90 90 T.. NJ.
Darby. decd Dot q block ~.
Arlington Heights addition ....
L. ~ Darby 60 Ncliic Fnic1nnct.
decd. not @ block no. Arlington
Heights addition ...t..........
Gus Johnson t0 otto Johnson.
decd. lots % and 10. block 20.
oakley auh-dlviHlon ............
Niagara Mining and smelling
Company 90 Mike kiuu0 uHtlnc.
decd. parcel bingham canyon.
Niagara Mining ana Smelling
Company tn e. IT, Tumhull.
decd. parcel bingham canyon.
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Kansas city. Nov. i7-Cattle- Re.
ceipts 5000. Best steady. Others weak.
~ Native steers ibsui,10 Texas atoHra
2.6iu5.ii. TaNhH COWS a.f-Ua t0. native
COWS and he.fcrs ,f0ui5O. " ok a ana
feeders 2.p0u5.g0, bulls 9 ipug.50
liuFs-Rccoipis 5000 Market steady
60 strong. Bulk ~ snlnH npn1. ai.
heavy J.sluioo, packers 3.0Ouig1h.
mlgCd 3,siHf112Ni lleht l.sOra.gi.
ynrkers 3.p0ul.Ni. plvH a.as0I.hl.
Sheep Receipts 5000. Market steady.
Lambs i.Oo05.2ji muttona 3.CJuilO.
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NO COMPROMISE WIN EVIL.

Pennsylvania Methodist. There must
be NO compromise, no truce but a war
Of determination, Wherever there la
AN evil it 10 the business of the church
% aWito H. and with the perseverance,
OF thr Saints 90 keep on shifting IL.
even 10 tho death. Every WRONG on
earth ln % divine call onll tp the Chris
When the church gains ibis conception
OF her mission and acts on 10 there viii
be q marvellous mortality among the
worlds evils"
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Butte. Mont, Nov. IA matte fur
mace at the Butte and Boston smolter
exploded ut an early hour this morn
Ing, Just aa carload of wet preclpl-
tnteu was dumptei Into H. Harry
Mnughlln was NO severely burned and
cut By flying pieces of iron that he
died about eight hours later John Ko.
ger was also seriously Injured, but he
will probably recover Mnurhlln leaveu
a wife and family In Chicago.
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Denver Colo, Nov. i1.-Cattlo-Re-
colpts. 200. Market quiet. but steady.
Beef steers. 3,5OQA5O. COWS, .OUfl %.
feeders. frelght paid to river. 1850
AS Htockors. froIght paid, J,5Oul.e5.
bulls, stays. otc,, 2,00u2.3l.
Hog8 Receipts, 600. Market 5e lower.
Light packers, a.7Ou3.75. mixed and
heavy, 3.stU3.b0.
Sheep Receipts 800, Market un-
changed,
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list OF LETTERS.

Remaining uncallod for at the post.
office. salt Lake city. Utah. Nov. H.
1899. To obtain these letters the ap.
rllcnnt must call Tor Advertised Lot.
tors" and give the date Of the list. II
not called Tor within two weeks they
viii be sent to the Dead Letter once.
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Th0usanaH OF mor and women suffer
from piles, especially women with fc-
male weakness have this suffering 20
contend with In addition 10 their other
pains. TABLETS HtCkENE PILE
OINTMENT viii quickly effect cure.
Price. Boo. IN bottles. tubes 5ic. z. G. 81.
l. Drug Dent
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For burns. cuts. bruises decorations.
LARb's SNOW LiNiAfEN'r IL a s0vcr-
oign remedy. II never fails 20 do good.
and 80 promptly that ita wonderful
curative properties frequently create
surprise. Price % and 20 cts. z. c. ~.
T. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-17

Constipation means the accumulation
o.; waste matter that should be iia-
charged daily, and unless this " done
the foul matter r. absorbed and polron1
the system. Use iiERBiNE 10 bring
about regularity Of The bowels. Price
% cts. y. c. 81 I. Drug Dept
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op,ning Condition IN ne Wall Street Stock
Market Today.


New York Nov. i7.-Thcro were
mixed changes in prices nt the opening
tho range being confined 90 small frnc-
lions Th" reanHlng was very manifest
in some of yesterday most active
atochH. southern Pnclhc nud Union Pa
Clnc selling on n scale downward ut the
opening. pront-tnkInr sales caused q
general Hot back. but the LOSSES We're
not lnrre outside OF sugar nn1 tobacco.
Prices then gradually hardened. COM
HplcuouH strength being shown by iinl-
tlmuro a ohio iHsuon, lnltn paClnc,
Continental tobacco, Federal steel pcn-
nle'H Ens, pncinu mail, Kansas a Texas
preferred. and r. Louis SnuthN tern
preferred. Activity diminished with
lower prices toward midday The 90.
CcaalurH. however, were narrow except
In Isolated cases. Leather lnHt z
points and sugar and tobacco a point
each. The demand for bonds conferred
mostly IN the iawaa which were con-
nplcuoun yesterday.
Tho demand Tor baltimore and Ohio
rfl lifted th. price 90 ifia ana helped
prices IN the uCnerni iiHt burlington
rose strong rs FROM the low point ana
milling pa dropped . uolnta from yes.
tordny and Mailing pfi q The closing
was dun nt MIXED changes uf u fraction
except IN stocks showing special
strength.
MONEY AND BONDS
Money on call steady nc per cent.
/ prime mercantile paper 5ulA per cont
Sterling exchange fgm with actual
business ln bankers bills a. tsGnh for
demand and ut AsiIis2 Tor 80 DAYS.
posted rates tslAutsi. commercial
l bills ifQf,
silver cgrtlncatos-sshq5gh.
iiur Hlivcr-ihh.
Mexican d0linw-tih
Government bonds nrmer. "a regular
| i.oi. ~ regular 100. o. coupon 100.
I new o. regular iloh new O. coupon
I iai; old o. regular t.t1. old a. coupon
ma % regular lii o. coupon III.
THE MErALs
New York. Nov i5-coppor arm.
/ unchanged.
Lead nrm. brokers. 40. exchange
/ t.e0.
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THE ARTICLES OF FAITH.

Or. Taimagc's now book. written by
appointment. In four styles u binding.
cloth ii.oQ. leather $50. leather ait
500; morocco Gilt t20i0. Special dis
count Co sunday schools. classes and
quoruma. For sale at the Dessert
News.
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a. -, the woril's record -,
Ia tas' running Ia. ,a ~ be .
NEflAd36R
EgiEiiI3s


Two trains each wav 49,
Denver, Omaha. Chlrss. -aul tits..
81. Joseph. Atchlson ana u H,-,,iii -
all eastern points. o. L9lt N
Dining Cars on nii ib......
No railroad hos heifas talit
ihnn the burlington usyt.t lg.as "a,
on the famous limited ~ ~ ~
chicago ana New York w. -' ~ tiiFa,
brighter cleaner OF Of moi. M. i,...,.li
Tho cars on Main Lin. d..
equipped with Wide ys9iit ualti 4,
are lighted by gas. Thslf wv ~
toilet cuiip1ftmcnH A. - u
roomy. From cnd 10 ~, e,ttt.i.i
thoroughly W 10 date. 'lu 1,
Drawing Room has one ,.r
and a single lower bcfih sl,i ii.fa
annex. WIN L.
nerihs may be reserved o,..
70 any Huntington Route NY. ,ita
Sleeping Car Conductor Mn T.. AsIfi
telegraph ahead f0r hrcon5'.i..I 'iit
connecting lines. i-t.1i 4
a MAP on THE UNtrrb g-.-
three feet four inches Ma. AIS.
long. printed IN pix coi5fr. ~ a
rollers, shows every SLATE efi q
portnnt town and ruIlr11d IL ~ y.
a very desirable 1uI ursfai NJ. va
any household ur huaIHa9s 49,. .
mont Sent on rocriut % qfi... ~. ~ z.
stamps less than cost "iih
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THE DAYS BALES,
The sales Of the day booked up 60 100
shares bringing Ni6o5. as f0llo,ys.
Ajax, 100 ut 81.
hulllon-iook, 100 ut ASS.
DAILY West, 90 az gi2a0.
gl.7O
chloride Point, 1900 at igc. 1000 ut
buyer 31l 1000 ut 20h. buyer BOZ
Dexter, 1000 az S2.15. 100 at 81 20. 200 at
at22. 100 az &2,22iA; 900 az 81 g8. 100 AL
~ 2a't 100 az t2.iit. 200 at says
Daisy, 300 az n. 800 no ms. 900 ut III.
~ NJ llh 1000 at n, 600 nt l0h. 900 al
lola, 200 az loA, 900 az iOh, 5000 az 40.
seller 90.
Potro, 1000 nt rs.
lugut, 5000 al o.
Northern Light 5000 at ig4, 900 at
lfh, seller %.
Mammoth 100 M 90.
Showers, 100 30 %.
Sacramento, 700 at g2. 900 al gau.
Bowers Extension, 1900 ut ~, i 900
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n you are suffering from drowalnoss
In thc day time. irfitahiilty of temper.
slceplcsa nights general dchi lily. head
ache. and general want Of tone OF the
system. use iiERnlNE. You VIII get
relief and nnally o. cure. Price % cts.
q G. N. !. Drug Dept
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sANrnANciscu MAnKrr.

San Francisco Nov wheat oaal-
&c. Dec. i,o2, May i0aH; cash. l.0lt..
No sales of barley CASH >sis.
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nIfAftr.
Tor OGDEN, oiuaht NhIctsa Denver
hansaa CITY ~ toais lris NsIul
and 81 uai.a.... ~, . an
For nnie, Mercur aud inisf iAii0i
,.sir,. .,,,...,.... ...,,...,...., i,s a. IN.
20. ......,.........s.. -, is a. m.
Tor Ogden, nuiis. iieisna, Portland, and
,iaig is,ials p'laii. $50 30 a M
~ NHdelt uIHlul, tnIatH fI1| -
sia ufN q louis an san fran
,sl.9e. ......., ,,,,,-..... ......i ms q. m
s.ii.is point, ~. .....,.,..,,...,.. 80 p m.
Tor Ogden, Dsnvsr. Kansas CIV, omaha
% l.sals n chieass -. ..-''' go p. M.
90 lnlstmsdIa,' points. ...,......,. as p m.
Trains sa1th % Jnah Do nat nm ganaaya
fnally ~ aenf 4unfar
CITY TICKET OrrIcE Masonis ilost. Va 10
Wei tscurd South street
a. " rorLrs MT HURLEY.
zen. Ifanr Manager. uen v and A. A
". n nANrunFT,
Neqsifosident AMI deal NanazsE
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g1-s~
hAA...S, ----rT-r migfisiiTri
<sE- ALn-A1kf-k}. tL-uk-----Mx-
OREGON SlQII Line RQIEQld.

TIM CARD IN rrrrcr oCronrn 70, iDl
ARRIVE
tton Ogden, Chicago. Omaha, ~ Lnais,
ksn.s. cl,J snd Denver : ....,. !. 49, a. m
rum orisn. frrtand, SPOKANE, natts
.,ils = 40 san rraniises = ~. ois a m.
frum hilfnfi. ranuets Provo, intar.
redia'e POINTS i........t......t...... oitj a M
Prom OGDEN, Chicago. ~ Louis, "a as
,,cilY. gmah,Dsnv.l "a =, 70 90 p, m.
lalng. 10. ~. &C.,. .---.. top m.
poin....... - ......,.,........ ca ,. IN.
ed ,ei,.,asi.a,s relni'. - -. s,op m.
inisf5sdii,s roIa.s ',''..' 10 p m.
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supL Sem ua. uaco,ered Vast Bodis,
~ orr.

Superintendent Nolli made public the
result of exploratory work done IN the
United states r1mpHuyH ground az
bingham during tho past year and ng-
he can take out enough ore 20 supply
e BOO ton HmrltOr. and nay the share
holders profit of 500 900 Il year. This
shows moro eiuuufntly than my CONF
pilution ~ figures how many tons OF
ore are blocked out In this ground ana
how many la that.
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I. A. DENTON. Ticket AGA,
Ry.. nooly Block. ." " v
II. y, NEsLEN. Travelling Pa.
Froirht Agent ~
w. Y MMuLAN. Gen L.
aii 8. W. Temple st.. Salt ~ NJ.
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MINING, BUSINESS And STOCKS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

at ~. LOO at ~. sooo at ~. 1900 at
South swansea. 200 nt f.2gis.
international. 1000 az 2h.
Nnloo. 300 az s2i.
Little piftsburF 100 az 9.
Martha Warrington, 200 az ~, a.VPp
yankee Complicated. 600 az SOS. 1000
ut g0u.
Midnight Bowers. 1000 at aH.
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Dccembor wheat opened al CGIGE
and advanced TO G1ihWM. May opened
at 50huit and advanced to 1iH.
Clust-W heat-DDu.. G3h May 5lM.
Corn-Nov.. lih. May gsf.
oats -Nov, e2's. May 2ihuH.
Pork Nov, b.O0i May. BON
Lard Nov, is2MQl 81. May 5.2l
Rlbs-N0y,, f.s2M. May 6.O5.
Cash hcht-No rcd cuGl: 80.
Q red, Ciues. No. 2 hard winter GtuC5
No hard winter, d0n6t. NO / north.
urn spring, tsn 1oh. 30 northern
spring. GihHi0hi No spring. G3n,ois
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"DlD" THE OTHER REPORTER.

After Getting a Capital Interview with
 the Governor.
 A reporter named Jones on q daily in St. Louis was detailed to interview the governor of another state. who had slipped into the city on a secret polft- ical mission, says the Argonaut. He learned to his disgust that Jackson, the star reporter of a rival sheet. also proposed to call in an hour. Acting on inspiration, he sent up a card bear ing Jackson's s name and was promptly admitted. When he had learned all he wanted he asked. with gross inten- tional impotence, whether the infor- nation was really true. The governor turned purple "D'y' question my word?" he said. "Oh, don't get gayr' replied Jones airily. Common gov ernors cut no ice with my office. The old man loaned at the mouth. You insolent scoundrel, <" he roared. get out of my roomst' That was exactly what Jones wanted, and he went. Pres ent Jackson showed up. Here. bow" ne said pompously, take my card to the governor. When the old man looked at the pasteboard he nearly ex- pired. The -blanked infa- nous villain" he spluttered. T never heard of such blankety-blanked eE- frontery in my life Tell that misere- ant that if he or anybody else from his internal paper comes up here I'll kill 'em!" The word was carried to Jack son, who went away raying. Next day the paper intimated the governor was in town on bender. Jones' paper had a capital interview and big scoop"