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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-26
M onay to Loan.

On improved farm lands IN sums Of $500
anu upwards. Loans repaynble in small
annual payments through period of five
wears, thus enabling the borrower to pay
mis- indebtedness without exhalsting his
IL In any one year. Apply to
j. II. Boggs, Attorney,
oct7 9S 81. Pickens, s. @.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-26

Rumor HAS it that all tho schools
III the county are not up to tho av-
erage nn account OF the bad weather
Teachers, trustees, patrons ahould
try to get all to attend, as the mon.
ey next yoar goes to where tho chill
dven go thisyear, and don't forgot
that tho school year ends juno, 30,
1899.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-26
Leather, and
HA A@aeaaeSs,

A full stock of Leather always on
hand. All kinds OF Harness IN etoch
aud made to order.
Also Saddles, Bridlss. ,Whips.
Umbrellas, robes and everything
usually kept IN frst class Harhosa
Store. ..'. ..
pay highest price for Hides and
Wax. ....
M. w. GOeDhETT.
100 Main Street, .~.i'
Greeavillv, 8. q.
Springwood Tannsry..." ",
march12yl. .~'. ..,.''
:'.!ts..-. . -.:.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-26
THURSDAY, JAM 18th, 1890.
CONCEALED WEAPON Law.
The House Friday heard con.

CONClS a lLhD w NhA Wv A>]-
The House Friday heard con.
siderable about the concealed
weapon law. Tho bill to change
the law had boon appar-
ently killed by a narrow margin,
whom ure Of those errors which
cansot he helped was discovered
and it waa found that tho House
efu,el to kill the dill by mar
gin Of ore vote. Then it was
agreed to ad;unrn the debate on
the biIl until th-re was n larger
s.toadanco Of me nbers and 90 the
debate was adjournd Il until We'd
nesday, which was generally ac-
c>ptt BIO There We're quite a
number of speeches made on tho
bill.
The Hclee killed the bill Of Mr.
Blease to increase tue puni hmont
of laborera who vel late contacts.
Nv. B;aIs" Immediately reintro-
duccd the measlrc in n slightly
charged form.
PICKTNs COUNTY POL R13S.
:"soh had a little bill &c
County nomi
ton officers.
on thought this
purely pal., matter for Legisla
tive action.
Mr. Robinson thought Ijckens
County should have tho right tc
soect lts own officers. The de-
mand Of tho people to elect thcil
officers by primary. It relieves
the members Of q very odi"ue
trouble. His poopls wanted the
primary system extended
TO RELIEVE scHooL rRusrS1Es.
Mr.. Gauze baa a bin 70 exempt
school usteas>ffrom road duty.
Mr.. Wjnk)or thought the bill
good. PTho school trustees got 40
pay. and ought to receive some
encouragement.
Mr.. Wharton said if school
trustees did their duty they ought
to got some return, aud it would
bo a very small matter to relieve
trustees from road duty.
Mr.. Ashley and Mr. Gamble
were opposed to the bill and want
cd it killed.
Mr.. Ragsdnlo OF Florence, favor
ed tho bill. lie thought tho re-
muneration proposed very slight,
and for the services rendered such
return would be very little. I'll
oi,eh costs trustees money to 10
the places Of meeting. 1t would
be graceful acr ; to allow tnis re-
The trustees act
ev cry mouthA and oftan every
week.
Mr.. Sharpe, Of Lexington. op,
posed ,ha bill H. had teen q
teacher and couuty superiutend-
,nt. lIe nsver kua ar 4 trustee :,
Who fully did his duty. 1'bnre il
'ro eighty odd dis. - in lcx- f
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-26
23 cents each
a.

You cannot possibly buy
the clothing and trim mings
for near the cost of these fin
ished garments.
They are just about half the
wholesale cost and we'll made,
We have scores Of ether
Good things at remarkably
Low Prices.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-26
wv e.
Keep
For
S ale

Dressed and matched Flooring, -,
BRAIDED and masched Coilipg,
" :" x x3h.T $40 per d gesa.
..%xe, .sl2;so anS sls peg u sssa
Boxing Base. plain Casing. Dressed,
~ IL s. Lumber, 316 Dor M feet.
Boards d ess d 2s. and 3 r., common.
$40 o'per NJ, fess.
Mouldinga, ao4 per O, IT,, for eaca
inch in width. ,--,
Doors. Sash, Blinds. 1}aea, Passy,
Paints, Stains. Vornisheo, Gals,
Brushes, eto. ,~. =:
Laths, Limo Plasterlng, Hair, ylas.
ter Paris, Nails.
=, Respeotfully,2vta~ =,
Cover 81 Sp@8gGat8s
Office and Warehouse 105 I;anrene
street.
Coal and Wood Yard and. Lumbes
Lumber Sheds, @. s w. G. Fl. r.
corner Broad and Gas str eets.
Greenvillo,. q. q.
apr20-97yl. -
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-26
EDUCATIONAL.
CONDUCTED BY w. W. +. BRIGHT,
County Supt. Of Education.
Sx%..%&s>:M<s.<2 sSss,Ssss,xsSs sSs:sSs ~ &SsssSg

Seot'ons Fl and %, Rules of
State Board of Education, aro
doomed Of sufficient interest 90
teachers as to warrent their, publ.
cation: Section 81. The County
Board Of one County may recog-
nize certificate issued by tho
County Board Of another County,
but in such case they shall regis
tor tho name OF the holder, County
from which issued, date and num-
ber of tho certificate, and when 90
registered, it shall have the same
force rs it issued in that County
Section %. Each County Board
shall kcep a register, in which,
shall DO recorded the name, age,
sex, color, and postof1lce Of each
person to whome a certificate is
granted, and also the date and grade
Of the certificate.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-26
r. q. ROBINSON, Editor.
PuBLfsHED EVERY THURSDAY.

Entored at the Post Ofdco at Pickens as
40 ,onl-c class matter.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-26

Have you been to soe that tho
children ut school arc comfortable.
Is there plenty of suitable wood for
fires to kosp them warm, or to dry
thonolves by flare caught out in n
shower
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-26
R Married? j
... ... + =. ...' =.
We mean to an, .part,cular: store or
place to do your trading, il 80
Get: :a,.::.D!;)ii:V''o::''rce Il! ! :''

And buy whore You. cati get the
best goods for tho lowest prices..
You will fall in love with, our
modest prices, willis tho charming
freshness and excellent quality Of
our goods is most cure to please
you. Having once Experienced tho
comfort. content and satisfaotion
our ,bargains afford, you will have
mastered the elements pertaining TO
long life. peace and prosperity.
We keep, q full line of Dry
Good, Notions, Shoes, Gents Fur.
nishing Goods, Clothing, Ladies'
Capes, Hats. Groceries and Hard.
ware, and can certainly make it to
your advantage to sue our line and
got our prices before purchasing
your fall bill. ......
t.. Respectfully,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-26

Evidently there ,a 3 mistaken
idea about the dipensary schoo 81
fund. That from tho county dispeA-
sary is equally divided amongst
the school districts. and that from
the State disponsary equally
amongst the pupils enrolled. Ii
any of it is used to pay for charts,
it is after it 10 apportioned to school
districts.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-26

Until arrangements can bo made
for tho case Of school tbooks in this
Office. Mr.. Morris will continue to
supply thom at his store. Notice
will be given in this column when
tho change takes place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-29
MARKET IN BETTER TONE,
ontario Also stronger - petro Holds
Its Own-Nankos Traded In
sunshine Weaker.
T0DAYS METALS:
SILVER 5BH
LEAD, $40
CASTING COPPER II.

The stock market this morning was In
far bcttcr tone than u has been for
weeks. Daiy-wcst. which was $3.50
yesterday. climbed up 10 tit gain Of
70 cents In a hours. and now Tho know
ing ores predict that this great property
VIII reach 90 very soon. That was not
tho only feature OF the call, however.
Mammoth. with ~ 10 cent dividend
just paid. reached az high as i2.i5 Ia the
bidding and closed at t2.i2 offered. be-
inE held at t2.iG.
ontario was also up, and although
no sales were made. $3.50 was offered.
the stock being held at 1870.
Retro held ~ own. closing At 59h bid
and q asked. but ono lot being sold.
bringing Coc. The stock carried the
dividend all right
Star Consolidated stood at 90 cents
bid and was offered at 60 with no TAX.
ere. Grand Central was fairly active,
selling nt from g. 20 to $3.50
buyers refused 10 go above 10 cents
for Northern Light. aud the stock was
not dealt In.
Yankee was stronger and closed at is
Tho closing quotations were as fol-
lows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-29
A COFFEE EXPERIMENT.


''rhc work OF newspaper corrc-
spondcnt involves constant thought aud
study, with consequent buin and nerve
wcarine.. Il may interest you 20 know
OF my experience with con e.
Some yura ugu I was compelled 20
give Il w. and after q few years alb
ftlnencc started ita use again. at break
fast only. Within few weeks J was
compelled 10 abandon Il, as | became
nearly pnrulyzed,
During the forenoon Of each day my
arms and wrists were 30 henumhed that
l could use them with difficulty. Alarm
ms symptoms began To develop which
my physician informed me were the
furcrunucu NJ upuplrNy Cuncu was
therefore furcHwurn. MIX of which I
was very fond made me intolcrably
druMhy ana stupid
About two years ago my attention
was called TO Postum Cereal Food COf-
Zee. ana a trial was made, /. lievlrg that
II % proved half us valuable uH claimed
u would be- OF great advantage 90 me.
on the first trial 10 tasted rather luE'pid
Co our Observation-Disclosures family but
little frgor use OF Postum auI longer
boiling produced delicious drink. and
within short time the msmhera OF tho
family, ono and an, had become ardent
advocate ~ Postum Food coffee.
IN my own cusc Il has worked won-
dCrH, ! work more clntt utly than ever.
but my general health is better than AT
any time IN my NE and the symptoms
NJ nervous trouble have wholly diHup-
pcnroi. About eight months ago / made
one more trial OF coffee. reducing It with
nearly hllf milk The HXperim MT last a
four or i've days. and "a not likely 60 be
repeated, The nervous suffering that
followed was indesorlbnble, and I did
not recover from itB effects FOR ncarly
two WrakH
Nearly am OF our neIghbors are now
using Postum Food Coffee. and II IL
used almost exclusively by the large
Snninrlum IN our city" A. Maynard
barbour, Bailey Block, Helena Mont.
Postum Is sold by an nrft-clnss nro-
GERS, ana made by Postum Cereal CO.,
Mich.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-29

The Trephine and trewer riic Articles Of
Incorporation To-day.

The Trephiue sud nrewsr Tiie Articles Of
Incorporation To-day,
Articles Of Incorporation Of the Trc-
phlnc and the Brewer Mining CONE
panlcl were flcd with the county clerk
today. the former with capitalization
of 10000. and shares at 81 each. and
the latter with 10000 shares Of the
par value Of 10 cents each.
The Incorporation OF the Trvphlnc are
]. e. Hosmcr. silver city. {. =. Hosmcr.
Ncphl; a. J. Hosmcr. r. =. Keogh and
phllo q. Jones. Oh ~ salt Lake. The
comrlnya property consists of the
poan Morris. Pearl Morris Fraction
and the Pearl Morris No o. situated In
tho Tlntc district Mr. Keosh e.
president. 4. a. Kgnnicr. vice prasl-
dont philo y. Jones, secretary and
company will be- established IN this
city.
Tho nrcwor incorporntors are. VIII
Ham NJ. Bradley. John brewer N. r.
Evana. l.. W. Goliath. j n. Richards,
aud Alice A. Evans. nll 81 this city,
with the exception uf AT. Brewer. whose
address u ToUUlo county. The proper
~ Of the company b. situated in AZ
loFhcny mining district Eiko county,
Nevada. and consists of the Emma,
Tunnel. Copper ana Pancake loo"
claims each being 1900 feet Ions by 600
feet wide and are nll uupattnt0l. Ar.
bradley a. presidents Mr Brewer vice
PRECEDENT. aud Mr Evans secretary and
treasurer. McssrH Richards AMI Cole
bath. directors. The principal place "
business IL In this city,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-29

London. Sept 2s-Oncrlurs az the
wool auction sales today amounted 10
1880 bales. Queensland. new clip
greasy, was wen represented. and COM
petition Tor this grade was very keen.
England ana the continent secured the
bulk ~ u. Secured Moruoa formed
lar-c portion ~ the catalogue. much %
10 bringing fancy prices The lower
qualities were irregular CfuHs-bI.dt
were lu large supply and sold brlskiy
tn the home trade. Germany and Amer
sea paid hlrh figures Tor thUlf special
ties. Medium and nnc secured showed
o. hardening tendency Lower coarse
OF Falkland Islands stock was offered.
and 20 sold well ut an advance of 10 per
cont. The sales 10 date unmhcr iii,0oO
hnlrH.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.


AbshNct OF nio IN county recorders
office, Salt Lake county. September Is,
1893.
Elizabeth Potter to 1ngrid G. Pier
son, warranty deed. north y or
block i0i, Sandy station ........f 200
y. NJ. Lungrcn to Christian Sjo-
dahl. warranty decd,iot 80. block
2. Hunters subdivision. block
o. plat T. oil. q. 81. - - e.. e.. .... $50
w. D. Wormioy TO Sarah a Daft.
Warmly deed. 40xi55 feet north
east from 10 rods south Uf the
northwest corner Of lot 8, block
~ llhl a .s.ss see .s4 .s4.ss.. G,VV0
W. ". Turner to ]. w. II Rob-
crts. warranty deed, a feet by
10 rods northeast from % feet
norm pt the southwest corner
of lot Z, block ~, plat A o.. .... 800
T.. u. Nognon to j. w. Culicy.
warranty deed. lot y. block o.
East side addition 200
earah Mountgcr and husband to
Mary a. craig, warranty deed.
2iaNi ruda northwest from 2h
rods north Of the southeast core
ncr N lot 4, block w. plat q e.. $50
7, 3, Roman TO n. 10. WiCita.
warranty deed. 2GhxiGj feet
southwest from 3 rods west. IA
rods south Of the northeast cor
ner Of lot H. block 20, Five
acre pat \ Q. q. o.. 81. o. .. 20
salt Lake county to H. 4. Me-
Gurrin. dult-clnim deed. 2sxs0
tcct northeast from 81 feet
north of th, southwest corner
Of lot 20. Cummings aubdi-
vision ts ss 90 90 d.. 60 Go ...... %
II. g.. HlcnHdaic ct ni 20 r. n.
Rudy quit-clnim deed. south
west ~ tho southeast corner OF
section Q. township north.
range 4 west oil. b.. .. o.. 1
~ e. Moon 20 H. H. Kuudsen.
quit-clnlm decd. lot 10. block g.
Terrace Heights addition ..... 10
Total e-s,o
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Chicago. Sept 29-iiogs- Rccoipta
is.OOo tomorrow. 1900. left over. n. 8Gt.
Market De- lower Mixed and butchers.
i,iOHi.k0' good heavy. i.35uf.7i, rough
heavy. t.tOng. 25' light. A,t0HA.e0
Receipts. 5000 Market steady.
Ilccvos i.t0nG,i0. cows and hclfera,
l.75uts5; Texas steers. 25Wiio.
atockcrs and feeders. a.76U5,00.
Hhcsp-Rccelpts 5000. Market steady.
Sheep. 2.75G $50. lambs, i.0Ou5.i5.
PRODUCE.
Chicago, Sept SO December wheat
opened unchanged. at 7a7t. sold a. 13A
and advanced to 7iA. September DO
clincd * to 1ih. May advanced 20 e..
Close' Whoat-scpt, 72is q 81 Dec,
73u o. *.
Corn-sept. SEA, oct. SIS q Y.
OatE-Sept.. 22h. Dee. 227s.
pork-scpt. S,ib, Oct, S.lb.
l.ard-Sopt and oct, 6,iela.
Rlha-Scpt. and oct, $40.
Cosh' Wheat-No. 2, red, az % 75'
No. o. red 12t 10 20, No, 2. hard winter,
70, No. Q. hard winter q q 10' No. /,
northern spring. "A. No @ northern
spring. 20 a. a. No. q spring. So q 70.
Corn-No. 2 33h 40. ., 3lA,
Onts-No. 2, 20 a. q. No 3. 22A " 20.
Bfley-3sis a a.
Uyc--5lA,.
Tlmothy-2.i2.
TlnN=l.1h.
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FRANK nAIomr oS KLoSDIKr.
Great strife Reported at Cape Prince Of
waiss.

a dispatch received from Tacoma,
Wash, today says; Another story Of
gold discovery IN the north has been
brought down by Colonel Frank
Hnigh. well known salt
Lake mining man, who has
mining interests In Alaska. Haigh was
one of the few passengers who came
down on the Alliance who had come
directly out from Anvil city. He says
that short while before he loft thcr1
some proaptctors came In with q report
Of Il great strike az Cape Prince oi
Wales. which H. about 100 mile. north oi
Cape Nome. Haight says there was mn
immediate stampede for the now
grounds and many ~ the miners who
had good claims on tho beach al CHp.
Nomn lnlnul In.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-29

Omaha. Sept. 9.-Cattlo-Becolpts g.
500. Market shade lower. Native beef
rterrs 500 q $50; western etuprA $50
40 90. Texas rtcora. 3 20 m 40. cows
and helfors. $3.50 a. ABS. canncrH, 2,2a
o. 40. stockprH and feeders. $50 40
300. calves. $50 ~ go, bulls, stage,
etc.. 2.15 n 400.
Hogu- Receipts 1900. Market o. lower
Heavy. $50 o. 40; mixed ass "a i,io'
light, 40 ~ $50; PIGS 400 % AS, bulk
OF Gales, ass 10 40.
Sheep -llccolpta 500. Market slow,
steady. Ycarllnga. $50 az 40; western
mutt0ua, 500 ~ $50; stockgrs, $50 o.
$50. lambs. l.25 % 300.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-29
BUSINESS AND MINING NOTES

Glen Boothwcll has gone to bingham
10 look over the Pctro.
II. 9. Lucas has SOLD his seat on the
Salt Lake exchange TO J, G. Lynch.
The swansea will declare 5000 divi-
dcnd payable In october. tomorrow,
ham. Tor s760oo, but payments do not
commence until October LIST,
There Will be- a meeting OF the mcm-
hcrs of the new exchange at room II
Atlas block. at 1850 tomorrow evening
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-29

NEWS IN MINING CIRCLES.
Two uining Companies Piie Articie-
OF incorporation VT. IIRighL Of
salt Lake, on the ttlondike.

The Utah Commercial and Savings
Bank will on Monday post its quarterly
dividend Of ~ per cent or pcr cont
per nnnum.
Thcro has been considerable activity
In the stock u this institution this
week. one biz block being sold Tor 800.
That Transaction seems to have cleared
up the market as the stock WIS sought
Tor today and not found although gGA
v.HH lid
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-29

Tho utah Mining exchange sold S.
GOO shares OF stock this afternoon Tor
AIb1AN Dexter was the principal
stock and brought SEAS. The membori
OF the exchange hold a meeting tomor-
row nlght la the Office of Smith a Free,
Mccormick block Consolidation IL cx-
pcctod nH rcFnlt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-29

Denver Colo. 9opt g9.-Cattlo-Rc.
cclpiH, 800. MARKET quiet aud steady.
Ecgf steers. 3 50ffAt0i cows. 2WullQ.
feeders. freight paid 60 river. 301mtt0;
stockerH. freight paid 10 river. 3.i0ift 90.
bulls, stays, etc.. 2o0uagi.
Hogs -l,cculptH, 200 Market 100 love
cr Llgnt packers t3nuA35. mixed.
ASA 40. heavy. A3iuLl0.
shccd-llccuipts, none. Prices I'M
changed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-29
GARDINER IRVING.
Commercial News bureau"


New Orleans La, Sept % -intenae
excitement prevails on the cotton pN-
change here. and the directors ~ the
exchange have mot and suspended buHi-
ness The New York market u closed
today and the only quotations that
were TO come this morning 90 guido the
local Investors were from Liverpool
The market had scarcely opened
when operators had become parnlyEel
by ndvccs clicked from over the ocean.
II showed that futures were jumped In
LEAPS aud bounds. IN hair mn hour ihs
reports showed that the Liverpool mar
kft had jumped nearly "a cent The
whole o1chnuFo went wlid aud the exc
element spreading 90 the Streets null
utudcr crowded around the doors of the
building A. 10 o'clock a. meeting ~
the directors was called, and prompt
action was taken uuspcndlng all buni-
ness
opcrntora are unable 20 explain the
tremendous jump. and the common be-
lief on the floor II that the wires have
bcun tapped and that a gigantic Hwindlc
game ia nnont somewhere. Private ca
hlos are going 10 Liverpool by the d0z-
ems seeking information.
while the telegraph wires were bring
iur news u the advances NJ Liverpool,
private cables 90 prominent local cotton
nrmH worp bearing the news that there
had been little or no change from yes
trrdny In the oporntoru and caused
the hnaty meeting Of tho directors.
The action 81 tho directors IN order
ing suspension q business checked a
panic. hut only temporarily nllnyed the
excitement and there n suppressed
anxiety TO know the solution Of the puz-
ale.
During the thirty years n ~ cxsit-
once this ~ tho nrHt time that the New
orleans cotton exchange has bcon
forced 10 order n suspension Of all buHl-
neHs. In 1888, during the panlc. mo-
ton 10 suspend business was offered.
but was defeated because the New Or
leans cotton exchange felt II would DC
dlsorcditcd before the world II It sua-
pended.
The dlrectoru officially announce that
today'H suspension n due 10 fraud.
Liverpool spots opened 3-12d. down.
Liverpool deliveries opened 3-6id 20
i.6td. down. A. $3.50 y. m. the market
stood 1904, lower than the opening.
Then tho jumps started until. whom the
action % tho exchange finally suspend
I'd. business nt the Liverpool advance
had reached ii-Gi. The Liverpool mar
kot opened q points above yesterday.
and under the Influence N the phenOm-
email Liverpool advance won't up thirty
points additional, making q total NJ %
points on the basis ~ ~ a point, that
represents % total Of l2i0 ON every Cuu-
tract Of 100 bales. Operators estimate
sales ~ 10000 before business was sus-
pended. Tho total loss suffered hero Is
about l0s.o0o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-29

Kansas city. Sept 29l--Cattlc-tle-
colpu 1000 Market steady, native
steers, 3.gOuG.25, Texas Steers, $3.50
iUl. Texas COWS, 2,3iW3,00; native
COWS and hrlfcrs. i,l0Hi.l5, at0ckcrs
and fradcrs. 3.lOu5,Oo, bulls, 2,6ju3. 30.
90 shade lower Bulk Of sales, $50
A.C5. heavy. Ai0Wt, 52isi packers. lbs
U4.55is, mixed, i,iiut,55, llght i,iiu
aGl; y0rkclH l,GOul,c5, pigs, A,i5H 90.
Sheep Receipts, 5000, Market steady,
lambs, 3,5id5.O0. muttons, J,00ui.2j.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-29
The Shoe
and the Foot.

We provide the shoes; our customers
provide the feet. We have been pro-
vldlng shoes Tor a great many years TO
Thousands N people and stili there are
aa many thousands more who have not
known the pleasure TO foot, MIND and
pockctbook u purchasing shoes Of us.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-29
THE DAYS TRANSFERS.
THE DAYS TRANSACTIONS.


The sales FOR the day were az follows;
pnly-Wcst. 900 nt 81, 90. 1000 at gii
Dexter, goo nt a. Az.
Disqualification. 100 az i0c. 400 nj 500.
Lower Mammoth. 100 az -.
Grand Central. $50 40 t6.25, 100 at
M.22a, 100 ut 500. 100 at $3.50 seller
20 days.
Mammoth. 800 NJ sg.Ol. 200 at g. .os:
300 az $500; 1910 az $40. 100 al s. n.
100 ut 2,llit; 100 90 S2.iO, seller 30 days.
Petro. 600 az coo.
Sunshine 100 at 90, 1900 at 20. COO at
2sA.
Swansea, 100 at 800
Boston and De Lamar, 5000 at a.
Joe liowurH, $500 at iN.
Bunker llill, 900 az o.. 1000 at 90.
Yankee Consolidated, 1900 az no. 600
NJ 1876.
Total number Of shares sold. 1850.
bringing i2s,ll3.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-29
Fraud in Connection with Liverpool
Market Given as the Cause.
EXCITEMENT Is INTENSE.
Pears OF wire Tapping Exchange
Went wIld-Live stock aud
Produce steady.

New York. Sept 2a.-The Commercial
News bureau of the Western Union
Telegraph company has sent ont the
following explanation In connection
with the suspension Of the Sew orleans
Cotton Exchange;
"Thc special Liverpool fluctuations
today The movement should probably
have been made against the closing
prices VI yesterday cnch movement 10
BE- made separately. nH they came and
not 90 bc added collectively
"Thc trouble probably caused by mis-
understanding nH 10 manner Of using
the movement