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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-25
Twentieth llfalt1's Work Near
Manila.
THEY CHARGE IETRtHCHMtRIS
Town. Taken losses 90 Report
From Gen. osis-ssUinaieo's
End - Near.

MANILA. March is-ssse = a
The FIrss Ba;taiioa ot ths TEesssssh
Infaatry Regiment sdvancod tFpm
PasiE today. clearing the cssnssy 60
Caiuti. a ucll-dcfcadcd village % eco
Inhabitants avc miles northwest q ne
foothills. The troops tFss eaogustsroi
the rebel outPosss IN Tho dsase iunE,os
on tho hanks of the river. The esemY
vas disiodEed after half an hpur's
fEhstuw. The 'Amrrscans advaaccd in
splendid manner undrr = heavy are
until they uerv ready to voiicT The rch-
els from the trcachcs. The latter had
a Ercat advantage and dFopPed a aura-
Der cf our men. The Americas
charged across the rice asids. making
four advances on ths enemy. Who auua-
bcrvd loo men. Goo of vhon we're In
trcnched. in the face Of a cross hre.
our troops carried thc toWa asscs
four hours hEhsinE and burned the
outskirts. the rebels fiFinE from The
windows and kecpirE NJ = running hrc
in the streets. tn. Americans thea
Withdrew in order to obtain more am
munition-
The rebels lost abou, leo men and
the American loss uaa Corr. Johnsoa.
of Company e. and Private Mn.NvoF.
of Company l.. killed. and clevca
wouuded.
WASHINGTON. March is-Ths fot.
lowing from Gen. Otis reached ths
War Department today
l.. -
oral. Washington: Reports from TO-
ilo indicate Improvement: less activity
on the part of insurxcnt& of the tsiand.
reports from Ncxros u1oss cncnuraE-
ing: the inhabitants are cathustassic
Quiet prevails throughout the ISLAND
ard Col. Smith is directing affairs IN
framing the tntcrnai EovCrumeut- Ccou
is quiet. and business - pro<rcssins
under United States protection. Re-
ports from Samsr and 1Scytc indioats
a desire of the inhabitants for ths
United States troops: these islands o.
cupscd. The insurEcnts' coutrol ooa,
fined to 1.uEon and the occupation o'
the PasiE river line With control q.
1.aguna de Hay has cut the country oc.
cupied by the TaEaios In nearly tuc
equal parts. OTIS"
MINNEAPOLIS. March is.-raited
States Senator Kyle. OF South Dakota
said here this morning. while 81 routs
home. that Prcxident Mckinley has
lately received private advices 10 ths
effect that the Filipino rcpublsc Eas or
It's last legs. The Scoator said he had
received this Information from source.
very near the President and thai th'
latter anticipated the collapse of AEui
/. naido's government and the complci'
occupation of the ISLANDS by Gen. osil
. iu n few days.
WASHINGTON. March i7.-Advice
have been received from Manila whsc'
indicate that tho climax may occS1r =
any hour. Tho officials here are yer
we'll pleased with the condition of 20
fairs. but will not az prcscnt discus
tho details of the dispatches. The Ia
dications are that hossilitisS may 81
. within n very short time. Prcssdsrs
mckinley has beca advised.
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New Stcanncr.

y new steamer. which will ~ the
largest in these waters. has been add
ed 90 the Seattle line. Henry walcr-
house & Co. received the advises yes
tCrday. The new addition will - a
cotton steamer. the same size as the
large boats now building for the
Oceanic Co. She will bo put on the
route in about month. In the mean
time the iOO0-ton steamer Ellen
Thompson will bs used.
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turned ever to the nurses. The Gazette
Company Will look after him during
his confinement and after his recovery.
The acCidc1t vas of the sort that o.
ours once tn n while In any establish
meut where there g. machinery.
t.elco Is a boy of wonderful courage.
At no time did he complain % his iu-
jurles. In replying to questions he Sa.d
that his ribs. back and lcEs were hurt.
Tie was tn collision all over. but for
tuuateiy 10 bones we're broken other
than the one wrcnchci apart. His
shirt waS torn from him. exhibiting a
fine chest. While iytnE on the tabic
I'm the PR - room he asked for water
several times. asked where he vas tu
be taken 20. but Eroancd not once.
The manned boy - - years OF aEc
lie Is an orphan. His only relative
here u Miss Alice t.clco. a young lads
who makes her home az kawaiahac
Seminary ard Who is perhaps bes'
known as an orEanist. having long fur
nished music for the choir az kawaia'
hao church. She u deeply Ericvcd ~
the accident. Professor Thco. Rich
ards ut once volunteered aid. as he ha.
Lsleo's name on his list OF promising
young Hawaiiaus. William and Mis-,
Alice were born on ore OF the Soutl
Sea Islands. where their parents wcr'
missionaries sent from here. The bol
at one time attended Kamchamcha CO.
lere. where he was n bright student. al
enthusiastic athlete and n popular lad
on leaving school seven years ago b.
came to- the Gazette Offices and ha
been tn them most OF the time eve
since. He is steady. tudustrious and u
every way worthy.
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4 Cut Glass Present.

The members and ossocrs % tAc
Board of Health surprised their .x-
president ". .. Smith yesterday. A.
a mark of their esteem they prcssatsi
him with a beautifui cut glass pzsch
bowl service. Ths o1sriak was "a
quissteiy fashioned and as a tossiaon-
ial to shoE the cordial feeisnE hs,d
by the members and Officers 20 the
Board Co the retiring o2csz1
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TRUST AT WORK

NEW YORK. March Is. it
leaked out from inner circles to-
day as a feature OF the sky
rocket work in the sugar stocks
that n meeting will take place
here soon at which all the Eiu-
cose. sugar and coffee interests
OF the United States are expect
ed to- be present. IL cannot be
definitely ascertaincd whether
the principal owners OF thcsc
properties have iusttxaJed the
conference. or whether outside
financial interests are at the
bottom of Il.
II is known that the great
fight between the sugar trust
and the ATbuCklcs has reached
n plane where the sugar trust
Is making inroads on the pack
age coffee business OF the Ar
buckles. The ArbuckieS. on the
other hand. with their great
sugar plant. are leaving no
stone untuTnCd to- break into
the sugar trade OF the trust.
The attempt. u u said. will
he made to- regulate the bust
ness by leaving sugar to- the
trust and coffee to the Ar
buckles. II. q. Havcmeycr.
president Of the American Sugar
Refining Company. ia said to
have acquired large interests in
the glucose trust. and rumors OF
a combination OF these inter
ests are believed to have caused
today's rise In the stock OF both.
90. .......
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Inder The Hammer.

AZ ~ aooa today. Ias. y. Morgan
will oaeF ~ zscsson a. has ssi-srooms
on QD~ca ssr~ss. - nanssr &C eaodce
r,nssd~ane lots in PsnzhDu- = shors dis-
sance b-sypnd she cciloes. Thss is oe-
sirab'e pros~gsy asd WSii sac-~a~e Ia
vstp.. AZ she SANE sscs5ga wr. Nor
Eaa viii oaer two espsre wsskiki
beach 1oGa
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Jg ordEsy. the prenser solo banjo
tss. wtIl 30 80 ssar sssr2reson ar Gbe
ospasnm sDalEhg. Nr. ordEaF ss a
hoaoiu.n BOP saa has Ezia-s q rrpss&-
ssoa abroad The -asrrgsaaD-nt wsli
saeiude asmberx ~ tEo pew horaDoa-
ssl bar performers iass arrived and
Post and Miss ASHLEY and ail the old
taVur5rss
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FRE.a. To- Az.

The unaker Copcrss CO. ts s.stns
free shoss 90 she cSspef of Alskes and
Brscssnta ssreess every esenins SAT-
nrtzY asEks sheF rsVr = erand ooaasle
ben. Deaf fail 10 see sod rcune. fnns-
icsl cosp~dssas scddie ArsDond sanss
and dzncos Nzsarr Fs-ddss t.rnch.
vsoiintss. and Tollworsh. me alag of
swtnESnE uSru. Fr~e 90 All
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I.cgasN lax.

In the matter of Tho estate os sss-
phen SPraser. decoased. Heary Holaaes.
administrator. has beea ordc-vd to pay
The Eve PEI cent legacy tax amounting
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To TAKE l-AND HERE

WASHINGTON. Nzrch IA
Afser mature consjdesssson Ghe
War Depzrtspent has decided 80
take advantage pf The pf'grts5on
90 the scs ~ Hhsch Hawaii Was
anntxed 20 the rnit~d States.
transferring The pBhiic lsads 80
the Ee1cTsl Government. so ac-
uuire such tracts tn sbe tslAnds
ss may be nsrcsssrF for mill
tsET purpose To this ~nd an
o@ce- vii be sat 90 llonoluan
and wili beEia the uork of taxi
snE possessson 81 The name pf
The War ncpsrznf1s of q .sn-
siderable tract nesr he capital
The NsvT Department has h<~n
} foTchsptcd Ia this r,zrsscsisf.
hsvinE thruaEh Comnaa1dsr
Hznna Possessed sssflf nf s.orac
tae vsser-fFpas FropeTsF with
5a q sApgf tir1e after he sancx-
J atioa r-so.ussga Was seopts,d.
- - - - - - - - -
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e. gssU.s2 aa1 Co. nsy hlas.af see
as hss ter.
Wa y nsNra has t~,ra as.pusnsoa
adssialsssasof 90 sas estate 90 laEa Isss-
Errsra. arorasss. arnouns5aF - fsese.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-11
LEeIsLATIyG AN INTEREST RATE.

The New York legislature having re-
Gently refused TO pass hlll liking the
legal rate 81 interest at per cent. the
New York Herald observes;
1t In we'll that the bill liking tho rate
~ Interest at flyc per cent was defeated
yesterday In the assembly.
II II a. impossible 90 nx BY law the
price at which money shall be loaned
aH 10 Tx the price nt which beans shall
be sold. II Il a matter ~ supply and
demand,
II money IA worth less than the legal
rate the competition among lenders as
nurea easy terms 10 the borrower,
whereas at q time when person. out side
the State were willing to pay more than
the lender was Permitted 10 charge here
II follows that funds would go where
they were most appreciated. and the
local borrower would be len without
accommodation,
When needy borrowers were willing
10 pay more than the arbitrarily fixed
rate they would have to resort 10 the
most interruptions class ~ lenders.
who would exact cNtortionnte terms M
compensation for their own risk IN I0-
latlng the law. unry laws have no
place In a great commercial state, They
are obsolete.
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PEACE IS NOW RESTORED.
Rat6eiiioni Of The Treaty Of Peace Were t..
changed Today.
President uckini.y issues u pro.iam-
ation :" the world. Announcing
she Restoration OF peace.

Washington. April 1.-THE complete
restoration " peace b,twccn the Unit.
ed States and Spain was affected today
frst thtnugh the exchange Of ratlnca.
tiunH ~ the treaty NJ peace followed
by the Issuance OF "a proclamation by
tho PRECEDENT announcing IN the world
that peace " RESTORED. The ceremony
of exchanging mtlncaiions oocurrcu
nj tho executive mansion ut 1884 y. m.
when tho President handed to Mrcam-
bon. the French ambassador. the
American copy Of the treaty aud the
ambataador In turn gave 20 the Prcsl.
dent the spanish copy Of the treaty
property nttoatod by the queen regent
and PREMIER ~ spain.
After the ceremony President Me-
iilnlcy Issued the following proclana-
tom
Whereas. \ treaty OF peace between
the United States OF America and her
mnicaiy, the queen regent 81 spain. In
the name ~ hcr august SON. Don Al
fonao XIII, was concluded and signed
by their respective plcnipotcntlaries AZ
i'arls. on the 10Th day ~ December,
1875. the original NJ which " IN tho
Spanish language II word TOT word ~
follows
tilerc full text OF treaty Is included
-sund
whereas, Tho said convention has
been duly ratified ou both parts nnd the
rAtifiCttlons OF tho two governments
were exchanged In the city NJ Washing.
ton. on the nth day ~ April. one thou
sand eight hundred ami nincty.ninn.
"Ncw, Therefore be- it known. that 4.
william Mckinley. President ~ the
United states ~ America, have caused
the Enld convent IN % be- made public
a. the end that the same and every
article and clause thereof may be- ub-
served and fiiniilcd. with good faith
hV the United States ana the citizens
thereof.
IN witness whereof have hercuntO
sot my hand and caused the seal OF
tho United States 20 be- niiiNrd.
Done M tho city ~ Washington
this eleventh day ~ April. In tho year
~ nur i.ori one thousand eight hun
drcd and nlnetN.nlne and ~ the indie.
pcndoncr ~ the United states the one
hundred and twcnty-third.
WILLIAM M'KtNLEY.
Nv the President
JOHN nay,
Secretary u state"
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SPECIAL MEETING
OF THE OVERLAND
Company Decides to Establish a
Transfer Office in Boston.
NINE AND MILL DOING WELL
No ttniiicn Vet from the ucrour ore
from the Copper Globe Gai.na
Wine 60 ttc.unie.

AZ o'clock this Afternoon the stock
holders uf the Overland Gold Mining
company held n special meeting In this
city. at which Il wns decided ~ 20
amend the articles N Incorporation ~
TO provide for tho ofiice NJ assistant
secretary. defining his duties ana nlso
adopting article XVI which provides
that the company osiah'lah trans
fer office In lioston. Mnrt. where ~
stock books shall be- sopt and whore all
ttansfere OF It's corporate stock shall
BE- made. This transfer office Il now
established nt ~ State atfoet. uustnn.
bot may De removed to ANY other place
IN that city By the director ~ the com.
panN. The article also provides that the
PRECEDENT and secretary nr iu case Ut
he absence or inability Of either to act,
the Vice president aud assistant nac.
rotary, nhail make al transfers 81
stock under their hands aud tho cor.
poratc seal u said company. The d.
rpctorr may establish q puhlir office In
Boston for the registration NJ the own
crHhlp ana transfers OF the stock ~ the
company. and may appoint any person
or trust company to such unlre.
Talking with Manager glii X. peyton
this afternoon a News reporter learn.
81 that the mine was in tuIrndld shape.
The ore bodies showing NJ Immensely,
Mr. pcyton also stated that the mill
was kent running on good grnde ~
ore. ~ evidenced by the shipments "
vynnlde- frequently mnking their np-
pcnrnnge IN this city. That the over.
lnnd was bonanza. said he had hr.n
fuliy demonstrated good many
months uru.
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This was very light day with tho
Salt Lake Stock a Mining Exchange
the sales % the regular call reaching
but 2o.,o0 shares. with selling vapic
Of fi.2is15. Despite the efforts of the
brokers to stir up business. Il failed
to come out. Just n few stocks here
and there responding 10 the call for
transfers. In the main. however. nE-
ufca were fairly firm. the market main
taininH It, characteristic buOyancc ~
the past week or 30.
Trading started with sales or Dalton
a Lark at 81. cents. Then -Four Aces.
which sold ON the curb nm hour before
at q, did business nt tits spot. and NJ
~ and ~. buyer DO the stock closing
with n bid ~ az. Gsyrer. Marion was
seller at Is ana -. after which inEot
Nns dealt In at 20 and Lower Mammoth
disposed OF 200 shares, this going AZ
- TO ~ cents a share. Northern i.iEht
NnH firm ana sold M 90, while star
cn"anlidltrd was taken nj i0sh. shrrn-
menio at iSis. Showers Consolidated
ni asih ana SUNBEAM nj a.
For iiostnn- DE la Mar. IN tho lower
lass OF stocks. the brokers paid ~ TO
~, while Joe Bowers exhibited weak
ness and sold down to la this figure
marking the closing bid FOR the stock.
Manhattan sold for a.. ana Rabbits
Foot was handled NJ 10. followed by
Yankee Consolidated. which sold at i2A
and was In good demand slightly below
this figure.
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OMAHA Li,r srocK.

Omaha. Aptii Receipts
$500. Market slow. 500 CENTS lower
Native brrf steers t95 - sg5. western
steers. 400 q Z. ~. Texas steers a.co -
i.so' cows aud hcifcra, 40 q 40! cas.
nets. esj n 40; ftociera and foodorA.
100 y 80. calves. 400 o. .. 49, bulls
and stays, 2.is q 3.fj.
iloEa-Rocripis 1900. Market shade
lower. Heavy a.s5 n a.5gis. mixed, ass
D. 6i1 iight. ago " gGiH. pigs, 400
800; bulk of sales 1895 y $40
Shcep-lteccipta 400 Marriott active
stronger. yearlings 40 q $50. western
muttons 800 " go; stock sheep aga q
i2ai lambs $50 q s.5v.
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To Re.um, on N. Gaisn.

Indications nre that the uonvcr Lake
district IN the southern part ~ the
state VIII receive considerable ntten.
ton from mining mon this season. Al.
ready The Erpund has been thoroughly
looked over nnd several new companies
To- develop properties thorc. arr now In
prucefH ~ formation. u u quite grn.
orally conceded that the camp Affords
splendid opportunities Tor copper min.
Ing and this alone ought IN act ~ n
stimulus tn systematic and determined
cnort. The "Newr' II Informed that
the unlena mine IN this district ~ about
To resume opera tons. the Idea being 10
take up work where II was irft on MAR
" year age. ana follow the ore body.
The owners 81 the Unicnn made a trial
shipment last year. which yielded very
satisfactory returns, ana they believe
n VIII pay thcm 10 continue work. an
conditions. to say the least, are very
promising.
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Kansas city, Mo.. Aprli ii.-cattlc-
Receipts 10000. Market steady. native
steers ats " aas. Texas steers aso u
tgi. Texas cows 2a0 q a.Is. native
COWS ana helferr 2.5 q AS. HtockerH
hnd feeders a.lo " 5.2s. bulls 400 u 500.
Hogs Receipts 1900. Market weak
10 Be- lower bulk OF sales as0 ~ ais.
heavy aclis u as0. packers 800 ~ 3.5s.
mixed abs y a,so. lisht ats " a.Gs.
Workers a.to " ASS, pigH 40 ~ aco.
Shcep-itccoipta aiOOD. Market firm.
lambs 800 go $50. muttonH 81 80 u eco
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Soldier. Discover Gold.

The last issue Of Freedom. published
at Manila. has this To- Fay! Yesterday
morning word reached town to the cf-
feet that some Of the Montana boys
had nlled In their odd hours NJ whiting
In the trenches W doing n hit of pros-
pcctlnR on the ground along their lines,
Nearly everywhere they found good In
dicationr for payable placer claims and
some " them are said To have got from
two 10 three dollars worth ~ gold q
day ~ the work, even when using moth
inF better than mess tins for wash
dishes. This should surely silence those
pcsslmists who are prepared 10 swear
that there IN no gold In the islands
which will pay for the getting,
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK. MAMKnTs.

New York. AThii ii.-cali money rates
s,cadicd this morning at the legal figure
and expectations that slringency In the
market will be avoided after this weeks
financial operations are concluded I'm.
partial considerable frmness To the
share spcculationa, Tho Inquiry fuf
stocks was very general, ana the stahll-
ny OF the railroad group created con,
ndcncc ~ Ia the immediate market.
Operations In the HpeclultleA were not
attended with thrlr recent marked
gyrutions. nnd the group generally
moved strongly upward with sugar. tho
tobacco shares and IN. Hover isHurs
prominent.
MONEY.
New York, April il.-Money on call
steady at q per cent.
Prime mercantile paper ahGiA per
cent.
sterling exchange nrmer with actual
business In bankerH' bills at iSGdA
for demand and iNsislA for 30 days,
posted rates iNtAuik5 and iS,ffbi
commercial bills AselsGtSs.
silver certificates CoHh,
Ilar silver hqA.
Mexican bonds AZ.
Government bonds firm. o.. los, new
" reg, l,eak new coupon, l.egA. ~,
ll2h, coupon, lis, Ends, 9aia, o. req.
ana coupon, liz.
SUGAR.
New York. April l.-gugar-rnw
strong. fair refining 4i-iG. centrifugal
1856 test l-l6.l molnsaes sugar ib-iO.
Refined strong crushed -, powdered
5A; graduated 5h.
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Ihe Ia IIslIe,ae Concentrated,

About the nrst Of next month. tho
concentration on the Ia Bellevue near
Baker city. ore, viii rnue operations
and continue during the season on a
vast supply ~ good milling orc taken
frun the mine through the winter
months. This property N owned by
David Keith and !. y, Hamburger u
this city, who report II IN excellent
shape, The great amount of SNOW In
that section has lntcrfersd with milling
operations. hut work In the mine has
continued right along. - that consider
able ore has accumulated. t. proper
~ II looked upon ~ onc of the best IN
that section. aud those Interested have
been enabled 10 take down good profits
since II was placed ON a paying basis.
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DAYS Business Reached 10000
Shares for S8,495.86.
VERY LIGHT ON THE OLD,
ssus Wore Brisk on the New Board
northern Liaht n Leader Dur
Ing the Day.

ON the exchanges today the sales
amounted to 10000 shares. for which
buyers paid the sum u ss,iei.se. Tie
old board had an exceedingly light day.
business With them reaching a total of
but go.soc shares. with value Of
ts.2is.sI. ON the new board. however,
proceedings were more brisk. the brok.
err making record ~ $500 shares.
which sold for tl.2l5. ~. The market
was quite Arm durinE the day. several
stocks doing business at gyO1 adj
vance over figures ~ the day before.
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The miners have struck iron and man
ganesc. and are SURE they are working
ON the making ~ big mine.


The miners have struck iron and man
ganesc. and are SURE they are working
ON the making 81 a bic mine.
shipments Of cvnnldcs were made
yesterday by the Sacramento OF Net-
cur and the wilepn Leading company
" Pine Grove. New. while the Star
~ Minnraviiir. Beaver county sent In
5's pounds Of gold amaigam.
Lindsey Hudson. once secretary NJ the
Salt Lake Stock a Mining Exchange.
but now In the Philippines doiug SER
vicu fdr his country. writes homo that
he has been given the rank of corporal.
aud i now acting ms orderly 10 Col.
Richard W. Young.
The iSiondikc Mining company has
amended its articles. making Salt Lake
instead ~ Conlviiic the principal place
Of business. providing for the purchase
~ tho Apex claim at Tintic ana in
crenslng the capital stock from aopneO
10 ipo.ppo shares the addition guinE In
10 the treasury NJ working stock
Articles or incorporation of the purl.
tan Copper and Gold MinlnH company
have been Med. W. ~ Tihhnls "
president. J. A. Pollock. vicc president.
&, u. poytun. Feorary! a. r. iiadrrr.
treasurer. and y. McCnrfiok tho other
director The capital stock IL fgsOOO
10 shares ~ 81 each. and tho company
owns the cleveland ana Cfamp claims
In West Mountain district
Tho consolidation or the Flnrida
Mountain ana Trade Dollar properties
~ owyhoe county. Ida. mentioned ln
tho "NcvH' several weeks nruwnH con.
runimaied Yesterday. the FORMER conn
rnny naylnn ~ '0n.nU' The new con.
corn VIII own ~ mines and large mill
and The deal ~ one NJ tho bigrnsi ever
brought about m the state N Idaho
james Hutchinson viii manage the
combined Interest.
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e q shccp, $50 o ssiO. lambs.


PRODUCE.
Chicago. April ii.-May wheat opened
NJ ,iik, declined to 1ON. advanced 60 e.
Close.
Wheat May u. Q =; July. az.
corn-Aprii asL Mny stn.
Onts-Aprll gsis. May a.
Pork April $500: May tq.0s.
Lard-April tsts: MAY $50.
Ribs-April ii.c2h. May sic5is.
CASH.
Whcat-No. red. siG5a. 80. c1
.2' No hard. cshGes. No. .. c5GG5.
No. ] northern spnnr. .irf.. ~. d.
o''s"sih, No. : fprinr. Ssui0is.
Corn No. 2. ljit; No. ass.
barley zoos.
Rye -sgt.
Timothy
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-11
CHICAGO MARKETS
cATTI.l. AND HOGS

Chicago. Anrll ii.--Hnga- Receipts.
$1,000. Tomorrow, 5000; LETT over. Z, iSs.
Market opened strong but weakened
later Mixed ana butchers. s3.C5 ~ s3.pO.
Ss.eO n $40, iiRht. $3.50 q sass
cattle--Rrc'ip,f 400; market steady.
Reeves. $500 a $50; cows and hcfera.
s2.OO a. A.es; Texas HteerH, 500 n $500;
stockers ana feeders. $3.50 a siGb.
shecp--lteceipts 1900. Market