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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-05-04
A Card From d. WI. Albert,

Mr.. George Warner having circulated
story 70 the effect that when he and
Miss Dora Franklin were married, she
was refused possession Of her clothes by
Mrs. Albert, feel that il is only iust
and right that l should correct the false
statement. When il was first repeated
to me thought that Mr.. Warmers rep
utation for faisifyiug and misrepresenta-
ton would preclude any possibility OF
the story gaining credence. Finding
however, that it is quite generally be-
lieved and repeated, 1 take this means
to publicly denounce the statement On
base falsehood, utterly without founda-
ton. When Miss Franklin was mar
riod at Manzanola before Justice Of
the Peace: in an old dress, It was ex-
planned that she could not get her
bought and made by Mrs. Albert was
then lying in the buggy which conveyed
them there, having that day been sent
her by her own messenger. The bal.
ance Of her clothes were put in her trunk
and delivered to the drayman who came
for them. Mr.. Warner was given n
chance to make this matter right but
failing to do so take this means to set
the public right. @. w. ALBERT.
j. E. Gaueer OF Fairmount had six
acres of alfalfa which he allowed to
go to seed. 1t netted him 875 an acre
after paving for cutting and threshing.
Why call they this the month Of May?
OF nicknames pray be wary
For oysters we might get today
Had they but called it Mary.
Several subscribers have complained
that The Household has not been re-
ceived regularly. The complaint has
been passed on to the publishers who
reply that the magazine has been sent to
all names sent them but that they will
send duplicates on receipt Of the names
Of the persons complaining.
IF. NJ. Harsin's last shipment Of fat
lambs brought him 1915. Ben Reed
received $3.50.
Some unfr.r features OF the Kansas
City sheep m .rket are causing some Of
our feeders to ship to st. Joe.
There will be an ice cream supper
nnder the auspicies Of the W. O. Il. ..
May 18th.
The State Bank has recently added
to the appearance Of its intenor by new
wall paper and IA general sprucing up OF
furniture and fixtures.
Our many shade trees are now be.
ginning to put on their annual coats Of
beautiful green.
--Cretcher'a Pharmacy has Just been
newly papered and papered and fine
soda fountain added.
M. j. Albums is rushing the work on
Warren Blinn's Groom dwelling east Of
the park.
Il. Dennes has nnder way east OF the
park new dwelling for Stewart Butts,
Santa Fe night operator.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-05-04

DIR. Bullette may be found a
DR.. Kearby's drug store Sunda,
and Monday, May 7 and 8, for the
treatment of diseases of the Eye
Ear, Nose and Throat
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-05-04

Below give the which has signed by
associations of the valley and the Western Poultry Game CO. The
body of the matter below is the proposition made by Mr. Weze
The portions parenthess following sections and
matter, added for cearness in writing tho contract
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-05-04

The said Poultry Game also to
bond the sum Of S2OOOO they will faithfully the
Visions their proposition and contract both to details of
and integrity of Poultry Game Said
bond the Western Poultry Game
cpal and NJ R. Dodd, w. K Kavanaugh, Nat Weze
and Il R Whitley sureties.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-04
MiSrs ASH MINING MES.

Work on tho Mcrcur company'a re-
nncry at Manning Is progressing niece
"a.
shipments from Tlntlc during the
week amounted 90 % cars OF ore and Z
ears of concentrates
BOSTON people are reported To have
taken bond ON the Phoenix group At
bingham.
The salt Lake Exchange has decided
TO remain whore II H. and Will at once
put In new fixtures recently ordered
from the East,
The annual meeting Of tho Bullon-
Beck ana Champion Mining company
win be- held al the cnmpanys office IN
this city on Monday.
oscar Jonnsson denies that he refused
to comply with his contracts. as al
legged by the board OF control OF the
new stock exchange
Success rs being achieved In the de-
Velopment ~ the SnowHtorm al Morcur,
Pay ore was broken into this week on
tho 300-f0Ot level the mineral carrying
values OF $3.50 per ton.
The Beaver County nlade says that
In Rocky district negotiations are under
way for the transfer OF large group Of
copper properties 10 IA Lake superior
syndicate which II successful win In
sure the active development VI fhis sec
ton,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Anderson Real Estate and In
vcstmunt company 10 j. =
Brnnsford. warranty deed Tor
part OF lot H. block I. plat
! '.... ."... 49,. ..''..,'..,,' '''Vo
]. g. Moshcr II nj 10 g. u. Rams.
dell. warranty deed g. interest
In lot I. block ~. plat b.. i.3a5
Albert igo to &, u. nnmsdcll.
warranty deed Tor interest IN
lot I. block p. plat B........... e.Ges
Danish Lutheran church nssocin-
ton to Annie X. ltlergard,
warranty deed for part of lot 2,
block 2, plat D.........s....... 1000
T.. u. Darling to J. Il. BaHt. quit
claim FOR lots TO \, block I. Wa
hoo subdivision .,.... ,..s..,sss.
Henry rhippa 10 -. =. Murray.
lease for part OF lot I, block ..
plat q, Ave years ......,....... 1850
T.. \. kernlcr ct nj 60 Cedenia 9.
Young shcrin's deed for part
of lot 1, block ~, plat B........ 1900
Isaac Starhuck ct al Co Ccdenia
g. Young .Shcrin'a deed for part
~ lot 10. block 20, Fivo-acrc \ 1900
=
TOTAL sssssHssHsNlNfANu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-04
SHELTER STORY
SAID TO Be ok.
Utah Plants in It, Despite Denias
Of Their Managers,
CONTROLS SILVER AND LEAD
strike IN the Highland HOY Extension
Negotiating u Deal General
Mining News.

From reliable source. the News"
has II that tho gigantic smrltcr CONF
binc. mentioned IN recent dispatches, Ia
an accomplished fact. and that It has
taken into its grasp tho rtah smelterz,
Just la reported from Sow York and
pittsburg. This will by news to Utah
people generally IN the face ~ doninis
by those locally concerned. but 1t is
stated 40 a fact nevertheless that the
graf trust has been formed and n now
In working operation Information to
the News" n to the effect that tho
deal Includes not only the Gcrmania
and Pennsylvania rmoltorH. but the
fianaucr also. although this was not
mentioned In the dispatches It IL stated
that the purpose of tho combine IL to
control the silver ana lead market. and
this. II u believed, viii keep these
metals Ia better shape than they have
been Tor long time. There II q rca-
son for rcticcnce on the part OF local
Hmslttr men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-04

Tho reason that we soil more pianos
direct 10 houacholdcra than any other
firm In the city ~ because Of our new
methods " dealing ln these instru-
menta Instead of being compelled 90
oTor YOU tho product OF one ur two
factories. ns is the usual custom by Utn-
90 dealers hero, Wo have ON display Side
by side tho latest ana ch1ioeHt rroI
lions or seven ~ the leading pianos
manufacturers Of America.
In our wareropms alouo can ho found
tho celebrated Chlckcring and Fischer
pianos. These Instruments are exhibit
ed in all their various beautiful d".
alfynE uf case.
Then 60 instance another wcii.knowu
make. take the Sterling plano. This iH
shown by az In four bright ~ 60 date
styles.
The first style ~ perfectly plain and
simple hardly line uf commentator
auyWhcro--tho efcct being gained hy
the beauty ~ the wood itself and tho
Uhnstr elegance m the architecture.
The second style ia q little moro ornate,
carving here and there being used ns
an cmhcllishmgnt The third style ~
very rich In both deaign ana hnndlWurk.
aud A. great fuVpfiltc. The fourth
style o. massive and elaborate 10 tho
highest degree. Hand carving extend
ing entirely across the panels matches
perfectly tho exquisite pattern Of the
/ cunsuls ana pllaators. These four de-
signs NJ only one ~ The mukua ~ pianos
sold hy uH will Hiy" you an idou ~ The
assortment awaiting your inspection I'm
I our salcafuomH. And In passing. note
/ that you can buy any one ~ the pianos
shown by uH from $50 10 500 less than
/ the price usually asked elsewhere Tor
I Instruments much inferior IN every
respect
with each plano We give "a handsome
] Honrf and Htunl.
We soil for cash or easy terms.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-04
WHERE WERE THE
LADIES TODAY Z?
Their Presence Desired on the Salt
Lake Exchange,
ONE DAILY CALL ENOUGH.
The week In the Pit Has seen stocks
nj n Low Gbb -Today's
improvement.
"wherc are Tho ladlea7"

where are the ladios7'
This was the question frequently
asked on the salt Lake Exchange to-
day. IL was ladies' day aud all pre-
paratlons had been made FOR their en-
tcrtainment. but very few put In APP
pearancc. the attendance during the
cail amounting to "A grand %.
tai OF but four. The snub
was kccnly felt by the brokers.
and they were much confused as to
tins probable cause OF such treatment,
The boycott" could not be- understood.
They had always extended every cour-
tesy to the fiir sex and why such cold
reciprocity IL was more than they
we're able 70 fathom. lind the sudden
slump In stocks caused the divorce, or
were tncy not accorded that measure
nf rcspcct due them In their weekly
visits to the pit2 These were the ducr-
rlea arising during the cat, but not
sufficient answer came back To cithcr
N them.
The "Newa' IL authorize to state
that the presence of the ladies' " de-
sired every Saturday. Their company
stimulates business and has ten
dency Tor good all along ..,c linc' >"
come along ladies. The day w yours
Make the most of IL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-04
A NEAR VIEW OF KlPLIyG.


Imagine "a short. thick ret man, with
fun ngurr and round. rudy face,
dressed with absolute style and cloan-
Illness. hut without apparent taste.
That X klplinE us his lirattleboro
friends know him. he IN scrupulously
exact In his dress, appearing az noon
lunch and evening dinner In euqully
careful costume. His habits OF work
seem, from the outside az least To be-
rather Irregular lie walks much about
tho country aud In tho woods. drives
often and seems always To have lei-
sure, one Is AS apt To see him In the
city, three miles from his hillside home.
NaulnhkR. IN the middle " tho fore
noon or early In the morning ~ at
any other time untll II h evident that
his literary work takes no regular pre-
scrihod period 81 the day, Evenings
are usually reserved for his family ana
the few friends he has In iirattleboro.
and II may be taken for certain that
not much work comes from his pen OK
cent during tho day, This ~ kipling
two or three years ago, What he " to-
day, crowned with sim more conspi-
ou0uH laures, no ono In America pcr-
haps aiaws outside the immediate
family,--Spgingile Republican.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-04

Mining stocks we're more buoyant In
the pit today, and "a number oi th,m
recorded advances, much To IN" hhuH-
faction ana delight Of those directly W.,
taroated. The sales ~ the morning eau
reached a total Of $3.50 shares whlch
had Il reliing value of ilsb1l.ai.
The trading opened with Daily West
which sold al ss2i. then at WHY.
Dexter continued reasonably ifm ana
did business at fa.lG. while -Four Aces
gradually improved ana sold up to Jils'
transfers In this stock amounting 70
800 shares For Mcrcur t6.ii was pnlu
aud Lower Mammoth was dealt IN up
To ~, while Northern Light sold be-
tween O. aud 50 cents, this stock also
scoring an advance. sacramento re,
mnincd weak aud made transfers az
4l., aud Star Consolidated was In the
same boat. this security selling down 10
Sligo and being readily dealt In De-
tween this figure and N..o, sunshine
took part M to - cents, and had bid
OF Is when class No. : was taken hold
OF.
In unlisted stocks there was business
Ia Iiuckeyc between . ana q. ana In
boston De la Mar at 30. Crown Point
suffered severe humiliation by sell.
Ing at cents. while Dalton was a sell
Ter at ga and Eagle and Blue Bon was
taken at 81. 20 and ti.914. Emerald sold
Nhlls Joe Bowers went at 1875, bowers
Extension at and Manhattan at y,
10 close the weeks work the brokers
took South Swansea NJ ti.iS and Nnleo
az $50 and although not "A seller
Richmond Anaconda made good adj
vance and was iirmly bid FOR At "
cents u share.
The week In the pit has witnessed a
slaughter OF prices almost unprccc.
dcnted In the history NJ Utah mining.
The opening saw securities weak, but
aA time rolled ON they grew weaker
and some sold for a mere nothing \
little later. however, a reaction set In
which IN now In effect ana may con.
iinuc right along. Today stocks were
In better shape than ON any day dur.
ing the week. and the market closed
much Improved Ia tone. Sales during
the week amounted to bil,2l0 shares
with value OF tiGa.6Ga.0s. Compared
with business n year ago the contrast
g. striking. sales then amounting Ia
but lb.igh shares, which sold COR the
sum OF tll,sih,sp,
The closing figures were 49, followHi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-04
AGuIYALDO'S RETREAT.


Agilnnido has rctrcntrd through Ma.
rilia0. following the railroad toward the
Interior. whore II b. believed he viii
endnnvor 10 collect forces sufficient 10
enable him 90 make another stand
against the cncronchinr American ar
N.Y. Mniulos. the capital ~ tho in-
fttrrDntH. be tWoutysOuc miles from Ma
milo, aud llght-drnught wunhpats such
ns tho Cnlluo which WIS captured from
the SpaulnrdH after the battle uf Ma
Mia nny. win have un dlllcultA 10
nHcrudluH the river uH Ear nH MnlllnH.
The forces under General Miller, hive
Inr Given tho Insurgents until saturday,
the llth OF February 10 surrender. cape
turad Inc cts Of llolip ON that date.
without the loss nf 70 man tn the Amer
loan troops The resistance met with
was thnlnT and the iusurgvuiH ahln-
doned 'hn town after setting 10 ON Ire
Very few cAFualtlrs are reported On
thr mart NJ tre rebels.
IIolo H. tho principal city on the
island uf puuuY and WIS occupied uN
inc lnurront troops directly after the
SPANISH evacuation, which occurred on
December e. AH "a strategic point
iloun II nf great Importance" nnd 40"
succeaHful accomplishment oi ihrlr mis-
sion by the Eighteenth and sixth
Infant. aud Artillery and the ohio
volunteer has greatly Improved the
prospect nf un early Tupprs 'sinu 90 the
lnaurrectlon,
Latest udvlcrr have n that hguInnldo
now has fears Tor hla personal safety,
In ruas Of his capture hy tho Amor
Icann-nn event which appears Co BE- alb
solutply certain tho infurggnt chief
hns hui one A. ing 90 lool, forward to'
lifo imprisonment IN foreign lana
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-04
ENCOURAGING ART.

Buying pictures " becoming fashion,
able now In America. aud We may ok
pect American art 10 flourish In conHc-
quenco. That n u good thing both be-
cause art In the finest flower of nation
al life, aud because artists personally
deserve to be encouraged. Every art
ist IN n creator, ANA a creator must be
a person of superior mind. IL ~ no ac-
cldent that almost every artist ~, like
lnn"Hs. u man 81 advanced thought
Wealth IN nothing In itself. II ~
often unpleasant In LIS nature and orl-
KIN. It's holders are wise when they
turn their muck heaps 10 such noble
uses M the fertilization Of the pure and
beautiful flowers OF art
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-04

Late this afternoon the HtoeltholdorH
of the Alliance MINING company assem-
bled IN special session IN this city. 10
consider certain proposed amendments
60 the company'H articles OF inCOrpora-
tiOn. 10 ~ proposed first u Increase
the capital stock Of the corporation
from $4,000 On $4,000. with "a GORE
spending change IN the number NJ
shares. also to provide Tor tho placing
OF tho additional 10000 shares In the
treasury suhlrCt 20 such dlaposa. aa the
stockholders assembled may deem
proper and necessary, ~ r. believed
that these amendments VIII DC agreed
10, aud that upon their illinE. the COM
pnny win see ~ way clear 10 follow In
Inc footsteps ~ the Daly-West. and
order resumption Of work on ~ mine
at Park City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-04

Omaha, March i.-Cattie--Receipts
zoo. Market stendy. Native beef steers
1000 $40. western steers. 3.sl1i.SO.
Texas steers. asOIlcO; cows and hei-
fnr9, 920Tli0. Gamers. 200n3i0i
stockers aud feeders 3s1ui.e0' nlVcs.
i.50IG.1i; bulls and stays. avg'iiO
lower: heavy aseissis.fs: mixed 3.f5m
l.f2it light a45naa2is. pigs a.Oo f3.i0i
bulk OF Hnlcs 3i0u35i,
shccp-Reccipts LOCO. Market steady.
Native muttous. ASA $50 western
mutions. gso1 tsn. stock sheep. a''W
al5. lambs. i.00ui1b,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-04

Developments at the ingot are pro-
cccdinR In a satisfactory manner ana
the outlook ~ very encouraging. The
tunnel near tho railroad track In now
go feet In. exposing fun face OF black
quartz. carrying encouraging values.
Supt. Edwards thinks " values con-
tinuc TO Improve ~ they have been do
inr. IL win be but a few days until a
body OF good milling ore will b.
reached. A contract viii be- let soon
for 100 foot OF work. In the shaft two
drifts have been run, the face ~ one
ia 400 feet and the other 500 feet from
tho bottom OF shaft ON account ~
bad mir II was found impossible to
work more than one shit per day. but
now air pipes nrc being put down ana
by the end ~ the week II viii be- pos
rlhl~ to nut ON more men. The values
found In this part ~ the workings wcre
at first very uncertain, but recently
have become more uniform ana " looks
~ II pay ore would soon be- exposed. -
Mefcur Mercury.
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK MARNITs.
MONEY.

New York. March i.-Moncy on call
easier at sGsis per cent. last loan
2is.
Primo mercantile paper, sDsls per
cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business In bankers bills nt Assisah
Tor demand ind az 4S3hmA FOR go
days: posted rates. lNis4isi and
isGisni,Ss; commercial bills. asa.
silver certificates nominally sgaG
co.'s.
liar silver s9n.
Mexican dollars. AZ.
Government bonds steady: %, i01t
new. a. reg. a coup. i.sNA. a. reg.
liie; coupon. LIEN, ends, gsNs. 5s req.
ana coup, liz.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
New York. March i.--openlng deaf
inHa On the stock exchange were at
tended By moderate activity ana rising
prices. which were a uniform fraction
In the principal stocks. Rcnilzationa
checked the rise In railway stocks, bat
this movement did not produce note
worthy declines owing 10 effective sup
port In other quarters. Tobacco nd.
yancrd steadily. Enormous purchases
of American steel and wire. coupled
with a sensational rise In New York
air brake and Third avenue exercised
q strengthening eject upon the general
market. The publication Of tho bank
statement showing a loss OF surplus
reserves OF nearly 10000 coo checked the
Improvement and values ran on rapid
~. many stocks falling below last night
The market closed weak nt about the
lowest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-04
STATE TREAsURrRs REPORT.

state Treasurer Chapman has pre-
pared statement for the month OF
February. as follows;
RECEIPTS.
February colloc-
tons ,,.,, ,.....sA a1,fsislb
balance on hand
January I. 1899. s2i1,2ii Gp-fsip, 1895
DISBURSEMENTS
State warrants redeemed
State district
school fund ncet.f i.O3i.N
General fund nccta 2s.3is.gs
balance ON hand
Feb, -, 1893. 1855. Si2 % -s2ia. 100 a.
MEMORANDUM.
Balances In the various funds Feb
runry ~. 1899
state district school FUND ac-
count ...,, ......, .........t el47i 20
General fund account ........ l9s,isl 10
state school lands ,pcrmn-
nrnO ss.,.... ....s. ..,s..,.. dl,fhs.92
State lands FUND acconntH,,.. $1,000. ~
Trust funds on deposit 80. 80, lI.gl
Total. ,..,,. ,...,, 80. ..,..ss55. sie 30
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-04
DESERT LAND ENTRIES.

The following have made application
for desert land patents. at the local land
Office:
George bishop ~ Smithvllle. Willard
county. i7i.s2 acrvH IN section 2. town
ship ~ south. range 10 west
james l.. Wruthnll OF EVANSVILLE.
1e0N2 acres In section Z, township J
south. range west
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-04
cmicAGo MARKErs.


Chicago, March i.-lloRs-llc Receipts,
$500. Monday $4,000. left over. 1000.
Market slow, generally Be- lower. Ono
load heavy hogs 3.A1is; mixed ana
butchers agOdf2So' good heavy, a,70p
$50; rough heavy, a'ao1 800; light. 5000
ai0.
Cnttle-Recclpts 800 Market steady,
Sheep-I,eoclpts, 800. Market steady.
PRODUCE
Chicago March 4.--May wheat opened
at 72ss. sagged to 72AGh.
CLOSE.
Wheat-May, 12is; July. az.
Corn-Mnreh, 3iI. May, a6hmN,
OATS March. 2GliG27; Mary, e1MG2s.
Pork-Muroh. $50; May, Da2h.
March. $50; May, 5.S5W
ka1ih,
mbs-M March, iGs'si May, t75dL77is,
CASH.
Wheat--No. .. red. 20; No, 8. 70G72.
No 2, hard. G0is. No, ., GindG. No. I.
northern. 7Oism1lisi No. 2, Gsd5l; No.
.. spring, Gid10,
Corn-No, 2, athHh; No, .. s3h,
Oats-No, 2, 27A No. .. 2ih.
Barley-4i0W.
Rye--55h.
Timothy
F'laN-ilsM.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-04

The Highland BOY Extension at
bingham. has encountered orr at a
depth OF forty feet In the SHAFT. which
shows values Of two and u haii per
cont copper and one ounce god To the
ton. Considering the fact that TINS
ground has had very ntttc work por-
formed the discovery ~ vrr at such
nm early period Of it, development. "
looked upon nS "a good Sign FOR future
~ eratians. Tho property Hes south OF
the Highland Hoy and manager West
viii paw II a visit tomorrow To- htccf-
tain the extent 81 the new strike.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-04
KANsAs cirY LINr srocK.

Kansas city. March i.-cattle--i,c-
ccipts. 100. Market unchanged.
Hogs Receipts. $500. Market steady
10 shade lower. Bulk Of sales. $500
eig70. mixed. sat5n3ei; lights. $3.50
ss1ia. workers., Sl.t0ua5iis. pigs. $40
dai0.
No sheen,
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TIlANsFERs oF sTOcKs.

TRANSFERS or STOCKS.
Daly.west, 100 shares n $685. 500 q
Dexter. 100 a seas: coo % safe
-Four Aces. 1900 y 35hc. lloO q 3s'h;
1000 ~ g6a, 900 n 31c. 600 " 5'iFc'
buyer 20 days.
Lower Mammoth, 100 q SOC loo y
S0ikc 100 n 81.
Northern lairht. 100 q olAc. 100 ~ o5i
100 u 60. 20b u 80.
Sacramento. 900 n use.
star Consolidated. 800 n SllNAci 100
n N.1aN. 900 q iiisia. 800 ~ Sis; aW
n fl.t5is; 100 n ii.i'hi 100 n viz 200
n H.tsif.
sunshine. 100 q 5sc; 900 q 5sa; 100 q
90.
buckeye. 1000 q &c; 1000 ~ 90; 1909
q 5as: 1000 a. 5M.
Boston- De Ia Mar. 1000 u 2isc.
crown Point. 1000 Il &C..
Eagle 4 Blue 'ncii 900 a u.75; 100 -
ti.s5is.
Emerald. 1NO a iiIc.
Frisco. 1000 q iic' 1000 u TO- buyer
20 days.
Joe Howcrs. 100 q isisc.
Joe Bowers Extension, 1000 ~ Sc.
Manhattan, 1000 q &c.
south Swansea, 400 ~ Sis.
Nalco. 100 n $50.
Total shares acld. 3i330
Selling value Of stocks, tlG.iii3'.
THE WEEKS BUSINESS.
t'p tii noon today. sales for the
week. on both exchanges. were nH fol-
lows.
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NEW STYLE PIANOS
Daynes Music Co.

Pianos uf leading makes selling Tor
less than the prices asked Tor litile-
known mnkes elsewhere.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-04
WEEKLY nASN STATEMENT.
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New York. March Sugur-Raw.
firm; fair refining, az; centrifugal, %
test. As. molasses sugar, ii-il re-
nned. firm; crushed. 5is. powdered, bh.
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