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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02
Manager S. B. Miner Has a Word to
Say Regarding Floating Rumors.
GRAND GuLcH SHIPMENT.


The publication OF the Tuscarora
Timos-Rccord article IN criticism OF
Colonel =, u. Miners management OF
the Dexter has caused no little COM
mont In mining circles. II has been
followed by rumora regarding the prop
criy which might tend ,o unaettlc aoine
OF the stockholders. The latest. heard
today. was 60 the effect that W. ;.
scavcy of the Thci detective service. IL
camping on the manaRcmcnta trail. In
search OF lieht on some reported
crooked deals. alr. scaycy has been
IN town Tor several days but could not
hc seen tulny In refcrncc to this re-
port. Colonel Miner. when seen, dcalg-
mated the Review article and all dsIoE-
ntory reports ms an attempt to break the
stock Of the Dexter property. which was
never IN such shape as II " today. The
prospects Of the mine. II IL said, are
much brighter than they ever have
been, There " no reason for anyone
10 be- alarmed" said the manager "an
the books are all open 10 DC examined
and the MANAGEMENT u doing all In It's
power 10 run the mine In n busincrslikc
way. The compressor. which excited
the Ire Of the Times Review writer, IA q
the Hame kind as that Of the Mcfcur
mine. II Is true there Ia not power to
run II properly all the year. The water
power IL insufficient for several month";
but the prcsent cost of operating the
compressor N about 5000 year. II
worked by steam Il would cost about
$4,000 year. We thus effect a saw
ing of nearly $4,000 year"
Mr.. Miner reiterated his statement
that the mine looked better than ever
ana that there Is no cause for alarm,
no matter what ruinors ATE circulated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02
JOE BOWERS IN DEMAND.
Easie aud fsiue ucii strongcr-D Dalton
4 Lara iseii.-Lowcr Mammoth
Records "a sale at 40.
TODAYS METALS:
SILVER 80
LEAD. $40
CASTING COPPER i5il

The exchange call today was produc-
tive " no startling features. Trnnaac.
tions were limited TO a few stocks and
the aggregate value IL not large.
Daisy continued its pace o.. the past,
few days. reaching n today. Dexter
sold at i2.23.
A block Of Dalton and Lark was
Transferred at &. while Four Aces was
bought at cA.
Lower Mammoth recorded q sale at
No. while Eagle and Blue Bell dropped
1000 at $50.
Sacramento was traded In around
az. and Northern Light recorded sales
up TO i'h
Bunker HIN participated at Ah' Little
PittsburE at a., and Golden Eagio az G..
Joe Bowers was traded In extensively
ut prices ranging from Il 10 i7a, while
Yankee Con. RESPONDED at ISL
Quotations were po1t,d as follows;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

-, - :. Waits. Sixth street -,
"nq ~ bfick eottgc. loo v 'e'Hssn o
~, y, a. vulnitr ri.b,h
warehos sSeo4 "a ana Third fasii- s ~. :.
is'chari '. Jgryis. s,s spr.
"r,' ram nerlling TOO. "s'i,a Az.
X. ". MoconnuEhly s.v,.,,
9p'tMeon seventh and Elai,sA scuih.
rune VotieHea, 1900 ,acb lniit w,
.ii,,s onhcr snyder. Puu,is ~
tage. 500 "''n ana FIN East. bfi lia % D.
AHA club, corner state a.,
i,inple' open porch. 500. UNI seuiA
f"ur miscellaneous p-s.,t,.
~ ,n Naluc 10 500. maxine .mQgft.
Nc board " rccontn of IN, d..
IN,ft'iF mot yeitrrdHv afi.'. 'tlie IN.
.lu.t come Natter usrt,isi.l y ca.
new bulliinga. ard a rsii,iD. % ms
iultieh from The prop .ftv oe...a, 'u,.
wv w No.t H. % fhs f Ntas
N,ounu. klnfs Tor the op' n.r. Y. siy
,,.altet the tlli length oil ~ ~" ~
ne ttf'ct desired Would fi,, ~ itit
,outh . half block casi III r,t iln az
Ensti ana would Tan1r1f' .llit
sl,y campus from the ndi,iri,. Aa.fif.
W. nc matter ia iuaiaf ne lpNf.
amy by the regents h1 ns s.,, iatef.
t,a,hen Yesterday II ~ pron5s.., ~ ,,l -
university give hllf mo rr.,,., lhli ~
ailncent property owrar. aal ~
hnii' euillclcnt 10 mako W. olhir
less thnn one hundred fss, ,.ffi 1ot
regents VIII pass upon m. l Ihs
some future date. Wv mailer It
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

New York. Dec. 2,-'Thc stock mar
kct has been sustained by the nggrcs-
hyc strength OF a few invidldunl stocks
notably the great trunk lines. on belief
In n consolidation of control. This fac
tor served 10 Offset 10 some extent the
effect OF disappointment over the fnli-
urr ~ the money market to work easy.
Prices have been compare lively steady.
but the undeitone In the general list
has been heavy and pront-tnklng has
been on n large scale, The intcrrup-
tlon OF the ThanHgiying holiday helped
TO deter operators from speculative
COMMITMENTS. Tho result was mar
row Hpotty market and neglect OF the
stocks usually prominent In the trad
Ing, The further collapse In leather
has aided the reactionnry party. a few
stocks showed marked gains hut tho
general llst r. ragged with a mixture OF
small gains and losses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

Mr.. Cutler IL now IN charge OF the
Red Wing mill.
Tho Grand Central had 10 ears OF ore
ON the market today.
Five care Of ore were marketed today
from the Niagara property
The Florence group. which adioins
the Silver Park. has been surveyed.
Two cars Of ore from the Galena King
OF Stockton were on the market today.
The conklln sampler reported l car
from bingham and fiom Tintlc today
Editor J. II. Graham 81 he bingham
Bulletin. IA visiting the metropolis to-
day.
The Taylor Brunton sampler reported
cars from bingham and 10 from Tin
tic today.
In the Valley View claims near Belle
vuc, Idaho.
a car Of Rcd Wing concentrates were
pccted on Monday.
Twelve mon are working at the Low
or Mammoth and prospecting Ia going
ON In every level.
An assessment Of onc-hnif cent
NnNIf mas uffn lfNltu On tue ahDlNll
stock OF the Little Pittsburg.
The working force OF the ophlr mine
Mt statclinc has been increased. Things
are said TO be booming In the district.
Nearly 900 feet " development work
has been done on the Puritan group at
Bingham. The ore chute Is two feet
wide.
The suit. In which A. w. Mountncy
sought 70 stop the cent assessment
Of Joe Bowers Extension. has been
withdrawn by consent OF the parties.
The stockholders OF the old Susan
Mining company VIII meet on Monday
afternoon at 9 O'Clock TO consider Inn
portant matters.
/. II. Curtis was Mt the Rcd Wind
Mil yesterday and reports the vein nt
the end of the tunnel beyond the Jum-
bo stopc TO be looking well.
After bringing about u settlement OF
the Joe Bowers difficulty Mr. G. \.
Hurnham has taken HIS departure for
Colorado and eventually for his home
In Milwaukee.
The current number Of tho Mlnlng
Review contains description ~ the
Conror property uf Bingham with n
Photographic reproduction OF the en-
trance TO the tunnel
a quilt claim decd was filed yesterday
with the county recorder which sur
renders to John g. Dugan the Jersey
Blue mining location IN Cottonwood
gulch. bingham. for $500.
bingham Bulletin; The claim OF
the Dutch company on the Win
nanuck mine having been adj
justcd by sheriff sale. no doubt tho old
properly will soon he IN Operation again.
There are Understood to BE- considerable
bodies Of fnlf-quallty ore ready for
stopping. from which steady shipments
can be made this winter.
bingham Bulletin; The Dalton
and Lark l. now making daily
shipments Of 20 20 90 tons OF excel
lent ore coming from incline bottom and
40 level north. The latter l. an In pick
Ink ore at face and has been pushed
ahead over so feet the past month.
Drifting II progressing In the $50 level
north, In ore carrying good per cent
Of copper. a now cable. 1900 feet In
length, was put on the Lark hoist las,
Monday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02
BUILDING AND REALTY.

on Yesterday a. y. pcndlcton bought
ix6 rods on II street. Just north OF South
Temple, the price being 5000.
Mrs. Mnttox will build home on
state street. between Filth and sixth
South streets. having purchased lot
there for that purpose.
For the sum Il $1,000. sherifl'f deed
nled yesterday conveyed to samuel Me
intyrc part ~ lot T. block 20, plat A.
located al Fourth West and First scuih
etfucta.
VIM. II. siicock and wife. Ncphl Dan
Gle and Robert Dansie, have sold 3gis
ncica Of land at Rlverton Tor $1,000.
Two S-room 2.ftory pressed brick
houses are building by the Dcsorct Saw
irgs bank one being located on tho
corner ~ South Temple and Twelfth
East streets. and the other on the cor.
nor ~ Fourth and I streets.
Eleven building permits were Issued
by Inspector Folsom during tho week.
amounting In value 20 Ssai0. The par
ties 20 whom permits were Issued are
as foliowss
William iicfkcnshnw. Firth South b..
tween Fifth and Sixth. East. two story
brick dwelling. $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

Omaha. Dec. .-Cnttlc-RccolptS 500,
Market steady. Native steers. $500
600; western steers. iOOui.1O. Texas
steers, 3.7Ofi.2ii cows and helfors. 3si
diiO; canners $500 800. atockers and
feeders. 3.7OGii7O. calves. 3,01nG.2j;
bulls. stays, etc. 2.7Oa3y0.
Hogs-Recoipls. $500, Market shade
to Sc higher. Heavy. 370d3.s0. mixed,
a.T5m317h; Hight, a,S0d3Sh; pigs, 3.7OU
$50. bulk OF sales. 3.15d3s0
Shecp-Rccolpts. 1000. Market
steady. Native muttona. i25iri,L0;
western muttonl. iO0di.2j: stock sheep.
3.TOT3.9s: lambs, iO0M52b.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

i, T.. Wilson and artociatcs have Sc
cured d controlling Interest In eight
claims ON the Mother lode In III Dorado
county, California. The property N To-
Gated one mile from Nashville and
eight miles from the ~ Dorado station
ON the g, y, nv, The report o. the *
pcrta who have visited the property
show that there q Eood wagon road
To- the property, which b. located below
the snow line In we'll wntared ana
ilmbcrcd county. II ~ estimated that
the Grade ~ ore win run about 70 a
ton and u ~ stated that what appears
Ia sight viii furnish work for 20
stamp min Tor several years The prop
crty wili be- worked under the name Of
the Chicago Mining and Milling COM
pany and estimates are already being
rccurCd for the erection OF mill,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

Special CorroEpondcnce.
Eureka. Dec. 1.-The ORE shipments
from Tintic district for the week have
been az follows; Dragon Iron Mine. u
carloads; Bullion Beck. 10 carloads.
Gcmini. II carloads. Eurcka-fiiii. ear
loads; Godlvn. carloads. Uncle Sam.
carloads. Grand Central. 10 carloads.
Alaska. carlolds; showers cousoii-
South Swansea. carloads. Swansea,
q carloads. Mammoth. ~ carloads.
AjnN, carloads. In aditl0n to thogc
the Mammoth min rcnt out one ear
load % concentrates ana the liuiiion-
heck mill also shipped two carloads Of
concentrated
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

Kansas city. Mo-. Dec, 2.--Cattle-Rc-
cclpta. 400 head. Market steady. MI
tive steers. i.O0Gb,95. Texas stecrs.
27br5.25. Texas cows, s.0OWl.aO. ma
tive cows and heifcrs 2.O0gg00; stock.
ers and feeders, 3.i50AjO. bulls. 1900
315.
lIogs-Hceeipts. 5000, Market steady
to strong. Bulk of sales, 3i5u351h,
heavy and Hight. 3.1ehu3s0. packers.
3TbnsO; mixed, a.7snGi1ls; pigs, $3.50
aI2H.
sheep-Receipts, 600 hend. Market
steady. Lambs. 4O0d $50. muttons.
3.O0U4O0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

Peculiar Jump to Richie. Made by an Iu-
dian Near Needles.

81 stopped In the town of Needles.
Ariz,. on my way through from the Pa
cinc coast" remarked J. W. Banks. a
mining man. at the Albany hotel yestor-
day. says the Denver News. land was
treated to a sight ~ the largest gold
nugget ever picked up In the Southwest.
The nugget IL about the size Of q mans
hand and II an eighth OF an Inch thick.
II IN not pure gold. but a banker OF the
town was glad Co pay $500 for the RE-
marknhle specimen, II was found by
an Indian, who was wandering out of
Needles. He had tolerably correct
idea of It's value and had no difficulty
In oifectlng a sale. When the people OF
the town heard of the lind there was
stampede for the spot and acres OF
desert were dug over. but not o single
grain OF yellow metal was found. No
body can Imagine where the nugget
came from orlginaliS. but there II IL In
the vault OF the principal bank OF Need
les"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

Assay returns were obtained today.
on some samples brought from the
Aetna by Judge J. W. Burton ana w. r.
Olsen on ole tested specially for gold
values showing 1881 ton were shown.
An average taken Of Ave samples from q
different chute from the above shows
$3.50 In gold. with 90 per cent iron. This
gives trHt-class smelling ore and has
caused the hearts Of the stockholders
to beat with Jubllancy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

tnincd. and. IN addition very crafty
Ing percentage 81 platinum. with the
value ~ the or. proved, operations have
been systematically atnrtci. a tunnel
has been run on the vein about 90 feet.
which has damonstruted that while the
vein In about six feet between walls.
the ore bearing stratum runs up 90 -
lnrh.a In width
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

NAUvOO LEGION.

Each surviving member OF
any brauch Of the Nauvoo
Legion IN respectfully re-
questod 10 write. on a postal
card, his name, age, present
address, date N enrichment,
nnd position last occupied In
the l.egloh, and mail The card
90 Wm.H, pcrkes, Secretary
OF Association Of Veteran
Artlllerymcn OF the N. L..
nlstorlnn's oilice. salt Lake
Cily, The Information h de-
sired for entry In the hlstorl-
cal record OF the Association.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

On. of 40 Cent. y shar. . Declared Fay
nbi. Deeeinber 40.

The Daly-Wcat has come 60 the front
with another dividend OF 20 cents
share. OF sa9000. payable ON the Goth
Inst. The books ol0rc ON Dec. 18th, at
I y. M, and open on the 9ist.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

Received During the Week Mt tho Rooms
Of Tho MeMnnrN.

The weeks receipts at the rooms OF
the Consolidated Kansas city Smcltrr
ana Refining company amount 10 ne1r-
~ u ton of cyanldos. The star OF
Bingham contributed forty pounds.
over 400 pounds were also sent IN by
the Nevada Reduction company. Fifty
pounds came from Cherry Creek New.
The Sacramento shipped 400 pounds
Daisy 100 and today the Morcur came
fnrMnrl WIN 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

Work II progressing nicely on the Joe
Bowers Extension property. Some
small etrlngors of good shipping ore are
being found In the 800 level and while
no new developments are reported at
the 900. Il u Hald another three or four
weeks work VIII suffice to.tap the vein.
The estclln claim recently secured by
the company from the llurnham estate
a. now being worked. Tho SHAFT Is down
are expected when depth ~ attained.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

Denver. Colo. Dec, e.--Cattle--He-
ceipta 400. Market active and strong.
BEEF steers, 3,b0diG0. cows, 2,b00iC0.
stoclsers. freight paid. i.OO4A50, bulls.
stays, etc. 200M3.OO.
HogH--Rocolpta. COO Market &c high
or. Llght packers, 3,7On375. mixed. $40
03s0. heavy. a7503.sO.
Shecp-llecelpta, 1000. Market steady.
Good fat muttona, $500 400; lambs, 40
Gib.0O.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02
frisco SAM ro LOOK WILL.
streaks of ore Coming IN at tho Foo
and Hanging Walls.

Since our reporter visited the Frisco
q month ago work has been done III the
fourth level. uprnlse from II and Mag
sic crosscut, with the result that PROS
poets for making flrst-cl0ss mine OF
the property never seemed brighter.
In the fourth level of Frisco a lime
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

the association important NJ wcii re- in
tcfestlng. and Manager cutler ulwaya
makes Il a point 10 attend them. Thos.
u. Dee Of ogden Will also attend and
ropresent the Ogden sugnr Go.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

STOCK TRANSACTIONS.
Daisy. 200 at iia 800 q, i2L: GOO at
-; 800 at i3H. coo at i3h; 200 at 1871; 600
IL.
Dexter. 100 at e9s.
Dalton and Lark, 1000 NJ g.
-Four Aces. 1000 at 81: loco at GH.
Lower Mammoth, 900 at i0
Eagle and Blue Bell, 1000 az $50,
Northern Light. 900 Mt lGA; 1900 at
1875; 1000 at ~. 1000 at l5ik: 1000 at
III.
Sacramento. 1900 at 3l%; 800 at siH;
1900 az 3ih
Little PittFburF, 1900 0at AZ.
Bunker I'M. 1000 at As.
Golden flgle. 1000 az 0,
Joe Bowers. 5000 at II; $500 at i7ik;
1000 NJ i7h,
Yankee Con. $500 at II; $500 at IA:
1000 at 1875.
Number Of shares sold $1,000.
ceiling value OF stock. S7.ies. 60.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

San Francisco Dec. Wheat steady.
May. 1915. cash. 97ih
uarley-Not quoted; cash. barley.
S3A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02
BUSINESS NOTES.

December Is likely to be lively
month In local stock circles. for the
reason that many Of the corporations
pay their dividends at the end Of the
month. and there Is always stronger
quest for Investments as the dividend
period draws near ON the 3ist the
following stocks pay their regular quar-
tsrly dividends. Home Fire. ~ per
cent; Utah Sugar, 2ih per cent; licbef
j. Grant a Co. 2ls per cent. and Coop
Wagon g Machine CO.. per cent. Dur
Ing the week there has been good
demand not only for these stocks, but
fof ogden Sugni Y. G. VI. l., and Dea-
oret National. and Broker Cutler reports
sales Of the last named at the nGus,s
given below. The following are the
latest uuotntioua.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

Walker Bros. evidently appreciate the
fun influence that the erection Of the
government building, win have on Third
south street property, They have lust
finished an addition 10 their big dry
gooda house, which gives them large
noor aron In addition to what they had.
and Manager sholp " now cOnslderlna.
adding cafe TO the attractions Of the
Store, Light restaurants IN connection
win hlg shopping headquarters ore
quite common In the east. but viii be a
decided novelty here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

The American Rect Sugar Manufac-
turing company holds its annual meet p
Ing In Omaha on the eth. and Manager
cutler Of the Lohl factory will leave to-
nisht 10 attend the session. The or
Funiz1tlon ~ made up of the beet sugar
manufacturers OF the country, and they
hold an annual meeting for the purpose
ot discussing the growth and progress
OF tho Industry, and In order that they
may act In concert on qutVtlons affect
Ing II, The enormous growth OF the beet
sugar Industry maltes the sessions OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

sugar, raw. steady. roancd. steady.
MONEY AND BONDS.

Money on call steady at { per cent;
prime mercantile paper. sh9e per cent.
sterling exchange firm with actual
business IN bankers bills at is5Am y
FOR demand and al i.sina for 60 days.
posted rates, i.Sgai5i commercial bills.
i.SoAuh.
silver ecrilneaies. ts'ias9s.
bar silver, %.
Mexican dollars, an.
state bonds steady.
Railroad bonds. irregular.
Govefnment honda. strong. 2'a rev,
100; 81 rrn.. i.0gii. DO coupon. l.09i,
new o. rcg., i.3ga. DO coupon, i.52h
old - res, i.i2la; do coupon. i.i3A
b'a reg, INK; do coupon. Ink.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

Campbell a Grseue. stock brokers.
u W. Second South st. Telephone GOA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

CttiCAGO MAtikErs.
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Dec. 2.--Cattlc-Rccolpts c.
900. Generally steady. cows slow. can
ncrs and atockcrs arm, Bccves ASA
100: COWS a.000l. 10. helfers 3.0oI5.5V;
Gamers i.1ju2,N; stockerr and feed
crs a.Ooni.s5. Texas grass steers 3.25u
40. Texas fed beeyes t.O0u5,25: vest
cfnH i.OOHa.2O.
Hogs-i,cccipts 1000 Monday &c.
Oo0i left over 2,ii0. steady; shade high
or. Mixed and butchers 3.s00i .02is;
good to choice heavy 3.s5n4 00; rough
heavy 3.65d5.S0. light asa 5.sS; bulk
Of sales 3.s0u3.90
shcep-igccelptB 1000. Sheep steady;
lambs steady. Native wcthcrs 1900
At. western wcthcrs s.OoGi 80; lambs,
natives. 1000 5.tj, western 5.O0u5.5O.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

Salt Lakes clearlngs reached pho
nomcnnl figure for November, the total
being Si2,fji,ilp. aH against S950s, SS3 foi
November Of 1895. The country's clear
inss for last week SHOW something Of a
falling down, reaching si,i319i5, i2G. Salt
Lakes clearlngs Tor the week ending
Friday night were s., 9O0. 900. an lncren -
OF ~ per cent over the same week last
year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02
PRODUCE,

Chicago. Dec. ?.--May wheat opened
al 65is. and advanced 10 G9hHA.
Close: Wheat-Dec. Cih. May Csag
y. July Gs.gH.
Corn-Doc. 30. May ENJOY
Onts-Dcc. 22h May 2i41A.
Pork-Dcc. 500 May 9.d2h.
Lurd-Dsc. $40: May 5.aiia.
Ribs-pec. i.91is; May 5.15.
Cash. WhCat-No. : rcd,6shdGs. No.
red. ctuG5is. No. hard winter. G3:
No. Q hard white, 5gUG2. No. northern
spring. G5i.WGS. No. 2. northern spring
Cinds. No. HprlnH, 0QH6S.
Corn-So. 2sOl.. No, ., 2sh 130h.
Oats-No. 2. 2sA. No. ,, 22h.
ityc-ig.
B1rley-35Ii3.
Tlmothy-2,i0.
Flax-l.39.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02
MINING, BUSINESS and STOCKS. !,
SMALL GAINS WERE SHOWN


New York. Dec. 2,-smail gains wore
shown oil through the list at the OPEN
Ing. not exceeding half In any case.
Sugar. after the opening. rose 10.
There was no animation ans dealings
were on very small scale. strength
was developed In various parts " the
list. Glucose sold up - In sympathy
with the advance In American sugar.
American llnsccd pfd. continued lts re-
cent upward movement Pacific Mall
and Reading firat pfd gained point
each. Heavy taklngs of Union Pacific.
Northern Pacific and burlington lifted
them sharp fractions. There was some
irrcgularity In the local group, tobacco
and leather. but the changes were mar
row. The bank statement accorded with
the forecast and brought little rcailz-
log b. professionals. The market was
llfelcrs and closed duii and easy. at
small mixed net changes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

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