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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-11-03
The Western Union mot In It.D

The Western Union mot In It,"
New York. Nov. 3.-Oficials of the
Western Union and Postal Telegraph
companies deny that those corporations
are in any way interested in the tele-
phone, telegraph and cable company
which will soon be launched with a
capital of $25,00O,O 900 to fight the Bell
cOmDany
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-11-03

A slight baromet-
rio depression has
moved eastward
over the east gull
and south Atlantic
states. The baro-
meter is high from
western New Eng
land over the lake
regions and from
the Mississippi val
ley to the Rocky
mountains. Snow
has fallen in the
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-11-03
Cuban Claims For war Losses.

Cuban Claims For Wnr Losses.
Washington, Nov. 3.-Professor A.
V. Quesada has filed with the state de-
partment claim for loss of property
in Cuba during the war with Spain.
He was informed by the secretary of
state that all claims of this character,
amounting to about $50 900 900, would
he referred to congress.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-11-03
Girls 0uimpe Dress, No. 771S.
Hints by May Manton.)

Hints by May Manton.)
The simpler little girls gowns
are kept the smarter they are.
Fuss and furbelows, while they
may be in good style for their elders
are out of place when applied to the
frocks designed for their use. The
model shown is well suited to both
wool materials such as challe, cas-
simere and the like, and to the
muslins and thin stuffs designed
for summer and for party wear. AS
illustrated it is of challe in light
blue with small polka dot of white
and is worn with a guimpe of fine
nainsook.
The skirt is straight and hangs
full from the belt, finished only with
a deep hem. The full waist is ar
ranged upon Il fitted lining that
closes at the center back, and round
the neck is a scalloped bertha, be-
low which falls double plisse frill
of soft China silk. At the waist is
worn sash of taffeta ribbnn four
inches in width.
TO make this dress for a girl of
eight years, of age, two and one
half yards of material thirty-siX
inches wide will be required. The
pattern, No. TITS. is cut in sizes
for girls of six, eight and ten years
of age.
This pattern can be secured by
filling in the blank below and send
ing it to REPUBLICAN office with the
price.
Pattern
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-11-03

mississippi valley. Forecast for THIS
section; Cloudy and probably rain to-
day and tomorrow; fresh northeasterly
winds.
Sunrise. 6:37; sunset. sos; length Of
day, lOh.. 26m.; moon rises, 7:O2 a m;
moon sets. A. 50 y. II.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-11-03
You VIII Kick Yourself

n you do not attend our opening Satu-.
chasers on that day only. Como aud in
spect special display OF fine teas and
cotfees, also complete line Of chinaware,
etc Grand Union Tea Company 900 King
a rant
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-11-03
SCH|L-L|NG'S.
THE
POPULAR STORE.

Fine Dress Goods, prices unusu-
ally low, a wealth of the newest
weaves in dress goods, the fabrics
now most in demand including 4
new lot of Cancels Hair Plaids, SO
inches wide, worth SOC. yard,
here 80 cts.
Fancy Silks, stripes and figures
for waists, 90 to Csc. yard.
Embroidered Flannel, a lot Of
pretty patterns, all new as can be,
choice of qualities, all good and
reliable at so, 65, IS, SOC. and 81
yard.
Blue, red and gray tlannels from
PIC. to 45c. yard.
1000 yards outing flannel REM
nants at SC. yard.
Blankets and Comfortables at
prices that will appeal to all.
An extra heavy white wool Llan-
ket, special 50 90 worth "a. 90.
Crib blankets at Sc, good value
1T SOC.
Chintz and silkalene covered com.
fortables, full size, fancy stitched
or tufted $1.00.
Underwear. Mems Camel Hair
Shirts and Drawers, regular 45c.
Special price 29c.
Children's rib, fleece lined Vests
and Pants, half price, size 10. at SC.
Fall and winter weight in Mems
and women $ underwear.
Ladies Coats, Suits, Skirts and
Waists.
Ladies' tailored Dress Skirts of
all-wool Serge, Mohair and Chevlot,
at S2.75.
Ladies' Homcspun and Cheviot
Dress Skirts, the newest colorings
at 500.
Ladies Homespun man tailored
suits, in Black Oxford, Gray, Blue
and Brown mixtures, at SO. 50.
Ladies' tailor made Suits, Vene-
tian Broadcloth, Chevot and Serges
at 1898.
Ladies Covert and Kersey Coats
at $500.
Ladies silk lined Coats at rs. 90.
Ladies Cloth Waists at 75c.
Ladies Silk Waists in pretty
patterns at Sl.75.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-11-03
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tabl OF
A II druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. Il. W. Groves's signature is on
each box pc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-11-03
Railroad Time Card rleeting.

The fall time card meeting Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
Railroad, Pittsburg aud Western
Railway. and Cleveland Terminal
and Valley Railroad, was held at
Baltimore yesterday. There were
no important changes in any Of
the trains, and what changes were
made will be announced later.
There was a full attendance Of
passenger, freight and transporta-
ton officials, in addition to
representatives of the Pullman
Palace Car Company and United
States Express Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-11-03

The Weather ana the Almanac.
The Caribbean sea disturbance has
passed eastward over New Foundland.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-11-03

The football team Of the Wilmington
High School and st. Joseph's College, Of
Philadelphia, played game yesterday and
the former won by the score Of ~ too
The visitors were not able to hold tho
local players although they put up good
game, The line up was as follows:
Hill, C,h,nl c. Ioun,,hS, fNoIlo~a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-11-03
CROSBY G HILL.

Don't On poorly made.
badly trimmed and
Waste odd fitting cloth
ing, when you can
u get good clothing at
NolSy 9th and Market at
present price s.
Ovcrcoats. Suits, Coats and
Vests and Tropscrc, Of which
every detail OF making has
been carefully looked after as
was the cloth. Prices are
low for the value you get, and
every garment must be worth
the money. Suits and Over
coats, s. to SIS. Popular
prices, at $40, So and SIS.
Boys and Young Men sizes,
at IS, $40 and sI2. New
Serges, new Cheviots. new
worsteds stripes in Suits,
smooth kerscys. heavy Chev.
lots in Cvercoats, all sizes.
Regulars. stouts and Sims.
Young Mems 10 to 70 years
The beigh Of the season in
Hat, Shoes and Furnishings
stock.
Open Tuesday and Sat
urday evenings.
JAS. 7. MUlLIN & SONS,
Clothing, Sixth and
Hats, Market,
Shoes. Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-11-03
Cl1iidren's Hose.

279 pais Chi!dren's extra
heavy black rib Hose, s re 6 to
90, at l2hc a pair.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-11-03
CROSBY g. HILL.
CROSBY & HILL,
Cos, COZ and. 609 Market Street.

mas ever been C1fered IN This
city or any other city for the
prices we are going to sell them
on Saturday. A manufacture
er's stock, and when we say
the best Ribbons, We mean
evsry word of it; you want Rib
bons for fancy work, the time
to use them is right here; do
mot let this opportunity to buy
the best Satin Ribbons for less
than the price asked for a com.
mon one pass you by.
No. S. Best Satin Ribbon
at Be a yard.
No. 7. Best Satin Ribbon
at &c a yard.
No. 8. Best Satin Ribbon
at Sc a yard.
No. IL. Best Satin Ribbon
at 10c a yard.
No. le. Best Satin Ribbon
at l2c yard.
Never seen such a lot at
such a price.
Ladies' Coats.
A coat room full Of Ladies'
Coats. Suits and separate
Skirts. Nowhere to be had
better; nowhere are prices more
right.
Ladies' Hose.
Ladies' plain and rib Wool
and Cashmere Hose, fast black
at 25c, 39c and SOC apair.
100 pair Ladies' fast black
fancy rib Hose, extra weight, at
l2!c a pair.
Children's Hose.
279 paig ChiIdren's extra
heavy black rib Hose. s re 6 to
81, at l2Ac a pair.
Mems Underwear.
If you are subject to rheu-
matism, do not neglect to buy
two suit 8 of our $3.50 gar.
ments. Well, it will be as
good a protection as you can
get.
Ladies' Underwear.
AS usual we have for Satur-
day one of the best lots Of La.
dies Vests and Pants that we
think cannot be replaced this
Winter.
SEQ Vests aud Pants, all
wool, silver grey, reduced from
81 to 75c.
Domestic Goods
Muslins. yard wide.
Muslins, yard aad eight wide.
Muslins, yard and quarter
wide.
Muslins, yard and half wide.
Muslins, 24 yards wide.
Muslins, % yards wide.
Old prices reign here; do not
want to mention prices; want
every storekeeper to make their
own prices; large stock; no per.
son buying now can get them
from the mill even at retail
prices.
Special,
On Saturday, we will sell at
3 o'clock, a black Crepon; just
hilton a little lot the neatest
you have seen. A 81 black
blister Crepon on Saturday, at
3 o'clock, only 75c a yard.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-11-03
Mems Underwear.

If you are subject to rheu-
matism, do not neglect to buy
two suit of our $3.50 gar.
ments. Well, it will be as
good a protection as you can
get.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-11-03
GROCERIES.

The sales of our Sanford Blend
Coffee ale increasing. Quality
and price is tho cause OF it. Thirty
cent quality at IJc.
HANSCOM'S.
Seven h and Market,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-11-03

Grand Opening
Saturday. November 4th Souvenirs to
purchasers Grand Union Tea Company,
No. 600 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-11-03
Ladies' Hose.

Ladies' plain and rib Wool
and Cashmere Hose, fast black
at 25c, 39c and SOC apair.
100 pair Ladies' fast black
fancy rib Hose, extra weight, at
l2lc a pair
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-11-03

We hold that you can always save
money by buying your Clothing at this
store!
Not always the cheapest. But the best
for tho price, quality considered.
That means the best style. the best sew
Ing. tho best trimmings, the longest
year!
All WOO! Cashmere and chevlot suits s.
IS. 1850!
Y ne worsteds, dingonals, chevio:s and
cashmere Suits, single and double breast.
cd s. 10. $3.50. sic sl2 sl5
, A whole floor for Ovcrcoats So to slsl
Wanta Fancy Vest? You can buy Que
At half price here
Store open evening until 9 O clock
Saturdays until II.
Strictly one price, and if dissat-
istied with your purchase, we will
return your money.
NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE,
3lG Market Street,
Max Ephraim, Proprietor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-11-03
On the Girl iron.

Il first use of Dents Toothache Gum con
vinces the buyer. All Druggists, l5c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-11-03

Red and Green Trading Stamps.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-11-03
Ladies' Underwear.

AdulCS OlIICI WSnl.
AS usual we have for Satur-
day one of the best lots OF La.
dies Vests and Pants that we
think cannot be replaced this
Winter.
SEQ Vests aud Pants, all
wool, silver grey, reduced from
81 to 75c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-11-03
Ladies' Coats.

A coat room full of Ladies
Coats, Suits and separate
Skirts. Nowhere to be had
BETTER nowhere are prices more
right.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-11-03

On Saturday, we will sell at
3 o'cl3ck, a black Crepon; just
hilton a little lot the ncatest
you have seen. A 81 black
blister Crepon on Saturday, at
3 o'clock, only 75c yard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08
PRICES 10 CATCH THE EYE
Tho Italian Fruit sellers slrcwiness
Do Mnrhmr nIa Mnres.

The Italian fruit seller shows hIa
ahrovdnorr aE burluJls man On ~
email way by tho pfIr.s which De- pun
ou hiu wares. The fruit BE- arranged Co.,
tempting groups on hls pllhchrt and
each group r Usually marked with Co
Ticket Hl that tha pedestrian may know
thr prrH Without asking over H pile
ni p.uUH may lo fHHu Doc tiny uEI.
.NI #NI Coz Q U'uIH' Sow. ODE average
au iHmHT does uui buy .l.HI pIumH. aud
whom hH HslH lur uUe I b.. DHul. .r
iHu IHr lsutH. unl lH ln FDHlUr aHlIs
more lots NJ ONE Than anything elise. che
rlrht Tor . cents becomes H myth. and
hIH stock average nearly cents
uuHnrr. Peaches that UfU mark.
twelve Cor IS cents 10 auIi Iu dozan lutl
would Don fairly Cheap hut one peach
from Che same pile always COSTS . cents.
ana na two Cor Owe. D. che popular
'llo ln that clnaH. thU Doe which o. ud-
NNlilHHi ut % cents usually brings
mlfg Than a0. 90 the orange season
'r'Eht fur % contH' IH n nNUfitr price
placed uu the fruit. which Dr. really sold
f1r cents apiece.
A hr0nzed Italian who has o. regular
route over which DO HflIH fruit ut ulI
limos NJ the year woe asked. why
don't you make prices f1r one or two,
and NOT f0r ylEht or lUzru7"
"ElEhtc fpr nine mHrka DO look den
SO plyu two TO- ono and be- wlnkcl
thO other ege ln 70 way That showed that
hiH reputation Tor uhraWdncaa was well
deserved Sow York Tribune.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08
IMPROVEMENT ~ SELECTION.

Henry T.. de- VilmorIn. long n careful
cxpurimcntur looking 90 the Improving
~ our cultivated plants. on the sugar.
beet plant especially lays down some
genorul conclusions drawn from bio
work and studies nH follows
Selection A. the Hurcst and most pow.
Crful Instrument that man pUsHcHseH Tor
the modification OF living organisms.
Variations are easily Induced by
changes of environment and cultivation.
The latter Or an addition of especial linz
purtauce, because 90 permits variations
which are spontaneously produced 60
be- easily observed and selected
These notifications may Affect the
external characters of form. shape nnd
color ur the Internal qualities uf flavor.
perfume, chemical composition. Utc.
Selection may modify organisms in
amy direction NOT Incompatible With the
preservation Of NO. but there arc Ger.
tain characters that ARE mutually uu-
tuT1nIstlc' Individual HlEo and number
OF parts great pr0ductlycneHs nni exc
ireWu Curllnea. relatively lHrgH HiEe uf
u part. and very intense celebration. 10
order To- DO effective. selection must be-
continued 10 one ana The same dircc-
tl0n.
The value of the results obtained de-
ponds un tho ability and Judgment NJ
tho breeder. Varieties may degenerate
aH woll nH improve under selection.
The unit ~ selection b. the lndlvld-
unl The superiority ~ one seed over
others from tho same individual with
respect Co the transmission ~ chnruc-
tHrn cannot bo forctcld.-L Louisville
Home ami Farm,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08

Tho investments were made very I'M
certain because Of the Canadian re-
airlcuonH and royalty and the high
prices demanded Tor property. There
o. money being made NO Dawson. hut
by mon who discovered claims OF pur-
chased Their nt low prices.
The Cape Nome district n scene
Of great excitement and there will be-
great influx Of people there next sum
NOR. Hundreds uf persons have loit
bnWfon for the now fields, until labor
l1 very scarce IN that city. aud cunHe-
uucntly very high A. Anvil city
prices are very hirh. lumber being
for $50 Der ton. -four is $50 sack.
HfcvcdorcH receive % per hour Tor un-
loading steamships. Other prices aru
ln proportion.
SIR Hcckoa thinks There will be- con-
siderable eunrrIng there ihlH winter
nni ~ % Gre should happen 90 break
out ull The urovlHIunr would h' desc
iroygd ana thousands would Eiarvc Go
death
iio docs not think much Of the beach
dirrlnra ut Caun home. Although
handsome sums have been made hy
not more than O. and $40 urr man pct
day and he would rather have q in
SAT- Lake than go at cupa Nome. Tho
creek claims are very rich. but 70 D.
Impossible TO say how long they viii
last.
Mr secklea WINS employed 90 Daw-
CON n1 nn arauycr. hy che North Amer
lean Trading and Tfuufu1rfHtIuu COME
r1nN 10 o. one uf thn largest come
uluioH ou tho Yukon river
Speaking of the sllt lake men who
ore ln the kluu1l'o Mr EHUtIre gives
ono Information that captain Donovan
iH running the Mcdonald hotel. which
o. owned hv Alex Mcdonald the
kluuiika millionaire. John Hochini
Nlr ihn lifrluu riut. On headquarters
f1r Canadian nnc1iH. and Do doing
wen ilnfrY Edward Or running
Chisholm saloon und Do iH making
uiUut" NJ money. Tom Lloyd lr in
chHire M Jim Halls mining property
url Dr. very uroau0roun Tho Witohrr
brothers have n r .ut location nu Nuls
rhur creek lIi Miner nu old miner of
salt Lake. Is working on Eldomdo
creek
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08
rnr nowTns rxrrNsIoS.
Mnuntney secures Another Hestraining
order Against the Company.

In The dlHtric, court yesterday nnoth-
er order was made hoo the ease ~ a. w..
MountnHy vl che JuH bowers Extension
company uul lta dlroctorH. The order
temporarily restraints che defcndHutH
from lCYylns the 2 cont assessment ANA
IL rDturnnhln On NOv. 18Th The action
proposed hy Tho company was Cor ihr
uutp01n 90 rniillnG tho uuruhum claim.
10 appears from Che articles of lnc0f.
plmiiou Tint the company o. prohibit.
el from lnryInH 1u assessment OF moro
thuu 4 cent % share. The error ~ ths
directors ln this matter was due o. th.
fnct that thoy had Hl Incorrect cury uf
the artlclU1 lrd wh'u fhH Nia Hsflv.
crcd, tho board 700 once met ANA plasci
the following resolutions
"iiuUlrUi. That HaHH mUUt 10. & of
. c1tnH u Thnro levied hH this company
mo "a meeting NJ thr directors hsIl on
tho ION m October. 1900 ha ana the
same iH hereby rerHIuded. Tor tho rau-
rn that uie articles OF Incorporation
Hno.lhcllly state that uo uHsssrs.ent
shall exceed 4 cont Dor share Inc crr8r
having boon mHds hy tht board pf M
rentnrH ou account uf Au unieo c1ny ~
thn articles 0f Incorporation. which
rntlH li1i 5000 IHHH HwUnt Wlp Doe levied
unt ufi0nrr Than uurH m thirty dlva
but roi limiting ih' amount 90 nsacaa.
mnnfH."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08
stock IN Demand nc Advancing
rriccs Joe iowcrs INtcnsion
Antctcd by Litigation.
TODAYS METALS;
SILVER 58N
LEAD, $40
CASTING COPPER M

This mornings call was rather a pcf-
fuuctory affair. outside Of two or three
stocks. little Interest being manifested,
one lot u Lower Mammoth brought
o. and the demand for Northern Llght
was satisfied with 5000 shares. bring
ing from rs Co ish.
Pctro cold at q, and ono lot Of sun
shine wont Cor d.
South swansea showed rlmo ACTIVITY
and 600 chnfrH sold az from 90 10 l.a1a.
Sacramento Was lower than on Tues
day. selling from "a 10 30. % closed fair-
ly strong nt llA bid, lih asked.
sunbeam brought 2h.
Nnlcu was in the trading tu tho Dk-
tent 81 900 chanoH. bringing No and A.
The tunFIc In Tho Hnalrl uf the how-
en- Extension affected tho stock. ana
5000 nhafo went f0r 0a. although ihe
two-cont assessment has been reduced
% I cent
Joe bowers was steady. selling ot i5a
20 isA.
Yankee was the roal feature M the
call the stock being iu demand at
higher prices 10000 shares bringing
from 92 10 l1M.
a sale ~ Trtrn was made 40 90.
The closing quotations we're.
Tho closing quotations wCrut
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08
He Hopes to Settle the Slocum
Strike.
A CASE OF NINE Sailing,
Joe nowors Extension suit-Actisity
Chimchucris Mine la Arizona.

a Vancouver. o. C.. dispatch today
rayH. The SLOGAN strike o. suli unset
ted Nou-un.on miners being brought
il ha1 ciuHol tho strike to spread Co
several hitherto unaffected districts A..
W. Mccuno of sait Lake Will % iH Haid.
mako re- toat olft of the oight hour
law which caused tho trouble.
A 10000 gold brick. tne larTgs, ever
melted ln o. Canadian milne. On Boz De-
rout down FROM the Kootenay district
No. g., shortly. % Vaucauvct This
yCurH wuHh-up Dr. tho richest ever
known boz tho dlHtfIUt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08

Three miners from tho ChlmohuerlH
placer gold district twenty-five miles
west NJ here ulasod through hore one
day ihH week wrll rurfrltrd with the
precious motel one 90 them carried
between il01 ana $500 ln gold dust uud
Nuggets with Che othurH of tha tho but
little behind. The Euld was from nur Co
coarse. some of The nuggets wolEhlng
Hnvcu and eight peuuywciEhtt. Tho
mon had only been in tho camp about
three months. ana were going 90 King
man Go dispose nf their gold ana lay in
supplies Tor their return. whore they
VIII remain ana work during the win.
ter months
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08

Omaha, Neh Nov N-Cnttlc-flc-
ccipu 1000. Market active and strong
or Native beef steers Ak01GO0s west
ern steers 100000. ToN1a steers $500
22iuIlOi atnokgrH aud feeders $500
40, calves i5lnG.l0. bulls, stage, etc,
gtOulAO.
HoW Receipts $500 Market active
and stronger Heavy io1ut0ii miNed
io2huiOi. uEht lOiuA10. pigs 500
iul, bulk uf HnioB i02nuAo5.
Sheep Receipts 400 Market nc-
tive and stronger ycirlings Lg5NL51i
westerns A00aAei; stock sheep $500
900, lambs lgiU5.l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08

BOSTON, Mh.ai NOV. 1.-THE demand
for wool Tor this week cuutnupa hoavy
ana the sales exceed anything that hns
boon seen IN this market Tho largo
business has given the market "a strong
tone and some sales are being made al
better prlcQs. Territory Woola continue
In the lead ana prlcra range from o. TO
% cents, secured fnr nnr medium and
fine. staple lots call Cor % 10 co. fleece
woods have done "a good business while
Australian woods told for 20 10 iah.
Quotations unwashed. medium. ctc.
Missouri quarter blood comhing. 2gn23t
three-eiFhtha blood, 23d2ii braid comb
ing. 1890 Territory woods. Montana
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.


90. secured. t3a55i staple 5000. Utah.
Wyoming. lne n.slIuin and nne ltM
i4i secured. tlnii. staple. .iHtsi idaho,
fine medium and nnr. iiHlhi secured.
GlIE. Australian. renufoi. spot prices.
c0nhlnr un0fnuo. tDua-. good. ts0h1i
average ttHtN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08
KANsAs cIrY I'M srnrN.

Kansas city Nov. H0Htflr-lo-
cclpH iaol. Market atouHN tu atr0ug.
native ateoH Al0uapn. T"rHH HtDow
2i5uta', ToNnH cows siNa UH. native
COWS md hoiferH i0utcU. HtneEcrH aud
feeders 1900 ti0i bulls 24iuIGo.
lllr Receipts 400. Market steady
Co rirung iiulk oi HllHH lN3ihali 0i.
heavy A00u itOi pncknu lopuiO1M;
mixed md yurkew i.OlffLOi. uEht 1850
iOii plsH 35iuio2h
Sheep Receipts 900 Mnftot steady,
Llmhl llnIl..l. mmILnu- auL.lln.
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The aHlca FOR the day were.
Dalton Il Lark. 4 900 az O.
LpWrr Mammoth. 100 ut $50.
Northern Light. 1900 nj rs. Goo NJ iSi,;
600 at lSA
star Consolidated, 100 at 4Su.
PUtro, iQO ut 90
Sunshine. 300 at &C.
sacmmcntn 5000 nt 33. 1000 M aga:
900 az 23h. 900 az g.
1.a0a, 100 al 1880.
Nalco, 100 az Sc; 100 at &c.
Boston ana De Ia Mar 1000 nc a.
Bowers Extension, 1900 nt GM: 1000
at 6h
jos Boworr. I00 NJ i7h: too al t7g.
Blue nlrd Extension. 1000 ut 10
Monarch. 1000 at q
Yankee Consolidated. $500 nj %. ..
600 at 22h; 1000 NJ %, seller 90.
Hercules, 1000 at ~ 9 900 ut az.
Total number OF fhnrpH sofa DO O00
bringing Ni7
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nnNNnn 1--WE srncK.

Denver colo. Nov -CnttlO--ito-
colpla 900 Market steady Bcef steers.
auOHi.il. cows, a,o0nf feeders.
freight paid 20 river. lO0fff.l; stock-
cr, frgight paid, 5000 $50. bulls, stays,
utc.. 2OuuaO0
H0r Receipts. 200 Market steady.
Light packers, 8o5UfO5. mixed. apIu
400. heavy, ai5u3.g0
Sheep Receipts, none. Market un-
changed.