davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-30


lPAcrTIc syrEN)
Trains leave and arc due tn arrive aG
SAN FItANCISCO.
Main Line Foot OF Market Street)
LEAVE = FRO~ DEcrHHEn Is 1872 AEnIvI
'7.oOA Benieia suisun. Elmira. vsc,yiils
RuinseY and Sacramento. ......... s7if5Y
'7F0OA Shasta EIpress-Davi5 Willows
'7i3oA Martinez, san Ramon. Vallejo. Napa'
Calistoga and Santa Rosa. &C, 'siI51
'ss3oA The Overland dLimiied-Ogden. Den.
YER Omaha, Chielso. ......--...e.. '5,I51
lone Sacramento, Piacurvile
.as. hiSSs hMi5S,;ii 6.iIsa SR's ssd s5 s5I6T lis;
.o:ooA HayvaIds Niles and way stations. 'IIfi5I
Marysville, OroThlc- ..s........... s7tf0H
.o,oeA Atlantic EIpreal-osdsn and ESss 'Osl51
MsTcsd and Fresno mo-, .............. 1880. 'Ia,I5s
10000 vaioo Martinez and Way station; .SitsS
.iIieoA HaywaIds Niles and Way stations. 'asi51
'le;ooA Niles, liyeTmore. Stockton, Sacra-
monto, Mendoza. Hanford. VisauA.
tooP sacTamsn.o sSsIh.o River ,s1oSs
.3'oor HaywaIdS. Niles and Way stations. 'oSlo1
Nspa, CaII1iosa, santa Rosa....... a. 's,IsA
'4iOoP Benicia, Yacavnc. Sacramento,
...., ris si:; a. S$.s nj s.ssiss sfs sss.
'o;OOP Tho Owl Ilmised-Tncy Fresno.
Bakersheld saugJs for Santa Bar
aJIO0P sunsct Linited-El Paso, New Or.
leans and East ast................... oIot45A
s0i3oP Stockton, Merced, Fresno. 'I2sI5F
'0t3OP Fresno, Bakersfield. Santa Barbara,
Los Angeles. Deming III PAsc
New OrleaUs and East. st............ sstA5A
s5I30P Santa To Route-Atlautio Express
Tor Molave aud East t............. .0t45p
sSiOoP HayWRTds. Niles and San Joao...... s7sA1A
t0;3OF Vallejo. sI2tI5P
.e;3Or Oriental Mail-Ogden and East ..... 'Ss5OP
tions.. ................... !os55r
sSf00P Oregon and California Express Sac
Iameuto, MarysTillo. ReddinE.
Portland Puget Sound and Iast saI5A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-05
A Sixty Thousand Dollar Plant
Being Installed,
IT Is COLORADO CAPITAL.
Active Operations viii he Commenced
this Faii- Machinery 90 Dcveiope
uiuc Mountain uine..

William Adams. a well known citizen
Of Hun, san Juan county. Is IN town.
and gives some interesting facts re-
rording operations In that ocction.
The placers along tho san Juan river.
seventy miles below Blun. and az Gable
Camp. are 10 BE- systematically opor-
atcd at once. Mr.. Iallack and his as
sociatcs, Of Colorado springs, pur-
chased the promising dlrglngs of At
wood a Co. 100 acres. FOR $4,000. spot
each. The new company then ordered
machinery to the amount Of 10000.
which In rapidly coming In. and tho
whole plant will soon be installed. 20
that operations Will be- commenced on
o. big scale this fall. The sold IL much
coarse than that found on the Colo
RADIO river ana miners working single
handed. have from time 10 time made
wages With puch plant aa IN now
belng put up. however, a great amount
Of good orc can be taken out
Mr. Adams says that one result Of the
enterprise viii be the development Of u
great area along the san Juan river.
and he expects % large number Of min
crs 10 come ln this fail
There o. also. says Mr. Adams. great
activity In the iuuc Mountains. and
machinery IL being taken IN there.
The work that hnH 30 f1r been done
In that region Indicate that lt h very
rich In mineral. and the application ~
modern methods viii rcyoluiloulze
thlnga ln those mountains. The ma
chlncfy Tor the mines b. now being re-
ccivcd az Thomprou'H Springs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-05
DEsERET EVENING NEVIS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1899.

Ho'schklss and Calling rapid-nre guns.
The home forces. 90 be dispatched. the
moment war n declared. will consist u
two cavalry briGndos AMI six Infantry
brigodee. including four battaiions of
the Guards one Irish and one Scotch
brigade. All these troops are now at
Aldefshot, AMI VIII be under the hu-
pfene command OF Sir Rcdvers Butler.
The Bocra can muster nearly 1900
well-armcd men. mostly mounted, AMI
all armed with Muussrg. Included with
them is the Stats artillery mounting
q least NIFTY Calling guns, heaidea the
heavy artillery mounted In the forts nt
Pretoria and Johannesburg. The BOers
are well mounted on "s1ltcd horses.-t.
e., horses which have bccn inoculatci
against the tsotHe ny and the rhindur-
pest both Of which are apt play
havoc viii the green horses Of the Brit
lh cavalry. Thcrc are three other fac
tors which must also be considered IN
this game ~ military chcHs-ihe Afri-
kundcrs. OF native born whites, the
Orange Free States aud the natives.
The nrHt constitute % majority NJ the
white population ~ South Africa, and
have all the unpleasant idioHyncUsics
Of both Hriton and Bocr-arrognncc.
conceit, absurd hlgutry. aud race hatred
AGAINST all uitlnnd r. Of any nationality
whichever. They are divided u.s. TO
sentiment, and viii side with both CONE
haianis, ~ their bread may happen 70
BE- buttcred.
What the Orange Free state viii do
o. uncertain. but tho thought of self
preservation ~ apt 20 cause u 90 side
with the Trnnaynni. For N the Trans.
vaai loses. then tho orange Free State
will b. absorbed in the new colonial
empire.
Perhaps the most serious phase Of the
whole analr o. the attitude ~ the ma
uvcs, who Outuumhrr the whites BY "a
hundred Go one. Remembering the
thousand ana one wrongs and cruUltlra
pcrputrntod upnn thfm lu the name OF
civilization. they viii retnllnto In kind
and with Interest.
Tho moment h0utliltleH are under way.
tho Mntabelle1. their hereditary cue-
niles the MnfhonnH. llHutos. the be-
thuannH, the Swhzlra. the AmatunHua,
the IuluH, and the eleven hundred other
tribes supposed o. exist somewhere In
South Africa. will do "a little "clviilzlug'
on their own account. They viii attack
the outlying towns like Lydcnhurg. Ma
feking, lluatcnburE. Barhcrton, and
those IN the Zoutpanshurg. Just 70 soon
a. the white trnspa have gone 10 the
front Then the world will be shocked
again BY the atrocities akin 20 those OF
the Indian Mutluy
Ana now 20 sum up. England has UNI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-05

BOSTON oct. l.-Tho American Wool
and Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow.
while the demand Tor wool has not
ruled quite uF active during the past
week MS previously. good-nized bust
ness has been transacted. Some of tho
dress goods mills ana worHtcd yarn
splunerr have been buying,
THE American WOODEN company has
been loss of a factor IN the market al
though come Of the mills in the combine
have purchased moderately u could
hardly be expected that tho pace which
characterized the course 70 the market
for the past six weeks could b. main
tnined indefinitely. ana Il a. Indeed re-
mnrkahlc that the volume OF business
has kept up ns well as II has. The sales
of wool In this market since January
ist now aggregate over 221 100000
pounds. Last year az this time thoy
amounted 10 less than sJ,0oo0o0 pounds.
Prices are strong and continue TO tend
up.
THE sales 81 the week In Boston
amounted 10 GGi2Ooo pounds domestic
and $4,000 pounds foreign, against a
total uf l7G5. 900 Tor the previous week
and % total % 1880 Tor the corre-
spending week last year, sales since
January I. 1899. amounted 10 22d.t0sl00
pounds against SG,o22,0l0 pounds last
year ut this time"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-05
NORTHERN LIGHTsTRoNGER
TODAYS METALS:
SILVER 57H
LEAD, $40
CASTING COPPER II.

The brokers had Just an average DAY
on change this morning. a fair amount
Of business being done. without any
sensational features. iiulllon-hcck was
again cold At 81. and there was lively
trading In Grand Central, which WIS
at a little less than s.. seller 80 days. the
stock weakening on rumors Of a suit
against the title. Chloride was down
to 70 cents. and -Four Aces sold an low
~ i6,s. but recovered and changed
hands w to 70. Mammoth was a. solid
as before.
Northern Light was. perhaps, the fca-
turr Of the call. 1.-the bulls uniting 10 send
Il up and succeeding. upwards u 1900
shares selling at about n cents.
pctro was weaker. and Star Consoll-
dated found no buyer at 90. Noloo
showed more strength than for some
time. selling up TO O..
The closing quotations were aa fol-
lows.
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|I;ISII3I!btj
Route

Two trains each way daily hotweea
Denver, Omaha. Chicago. Kansas CITY,
81. Joseph. Atchlaon and 81. Louis and
all eastern points.
Dining cars on all through trains.
No railroad has better sleeping cars
than the Burlington Route, Not even
on the famous limited trains between
Chicago and New York are tho alccpgra
brighter cleaner or OF more modern de-
sign.
equipped with wide vehtibulea. They
are lighted by gas. Their smoking and
toilet compartments are unusually
roomy. From end 10 end they are
thoroughly up 10 date.
Drawing Room has one full section
and a single lower berth. with toilet
annex.
Bortha may be- reserved on application
20 any burlington Route Ticket Agent,
Sleeping Car Conductor viii, on request
telegraph ahead for accommodations On
connecting limos
4 MAP or THE UNITED STATES
three feet four inches wide by four feet
long. printed IN six oolora; mounted on
rollers. shows every State, county, lm-
portant town aud railroad In the Union.
a very desirable and useful adjunct 10
any household or business cstnhliHh-
mont. Sent on receipt u fifteen cents IN
stamps-less than cost
Ticket once. 2ii s. w. Temple 81.
l. A. BENTON. Ticket Agent. n. O. ".
Ry., Dooly Block.
II. i. NEsLEN. Travelling Pass. and
w. r. M'MILLAN. Gen. Agt
2it s. w. Temple ST.. Salt Lake city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-05

Enter suit Against the - Heino Mining
Co 10 oui-t title.

Provo. oct t-Thc bullion Bocl,
Tunnel company today Instituted suit
against the Ia Ricnc Mining company
and John Davis ln the Fourth District
court 90 quiet title % certain mining
property In Tintic district
The plaintiffs IN their complaint sets
forth that they located tho property
known ns the Mammoth.Tlntic Tunnel
ana tunnel site on Jan. ). 1881 and
ftaked the course Of snid tunnel ON the
surface Tor the length Of 5000 feet from
the face. or commencement NJ said tuu-
mel. and that on May ~. 1892 while IN,
plaintiff had actual possession. ana
working and running the tunnel. tho
defendants claim TO have discovered
upon the surface. certain lode and
wrongfully located a certain lode min
Ing claim. calling the same tho Ma
hoRnny Mining lode claim. q. s. min
crd survey. No 500. The alleged dis
covory and wrongful location were
made on the line % eaid tunnel, con-
nlctlng with ana extending partly
ncrosa the line of said tunnel rlto AZ
stakcd on the surface.
The defendants claiming TO be- the
owners ~ said claim, dld. ON April 10
1893. wrongfuliy cause said nllcgcd Ma
hogany claim 10 be- surveyed 20 AZ to
embrace and include a potion u the
tunnel cite and tunnel In the course
thereof
on June O. 1893. tho defendants flcd
the field notes and Plat u said survey
Of the alleged Mahogany claif with an
application Tor a. :. patent Ia tho
land Office az Salt Lake. and the plain
I'M during m. sixty day period Of pub
location % said application Tor patent
under oath ana In due form llc pro-
tost aud adverse claim TO the ground.
and nH u result all proceedings upon
said application Tor patent are stayed
pending the determination By the
court of the riFhtful ownership.
The plaintiff pruye that u may De de-
creed the owner. and entitled 90 the
possession OF the raid tunnel aite and
the right TO prosecute said tunnel aud
that the defendants have no right title
or Interest In tho said Mahogany
claim.
Bennett, Hardness. Howatt and
bradley are plaintiffs attorneys
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-05

London, Oct. t-Oncrings at the wool
auction aulos today numbered l,ti0
bales. The bidding was more spirited
md therp wrrr fewer Withdrawals,
Lower crossbrrds. however were lrftg-
ulnr and were frequently Withdrawn
especially secured Hllpoa. The offerings
Included large quantity Of medium
morlnos. which met with q moderate DC
muud. GrenHy SOLD relhlly 20 inc oon-
un,ut M mo fun value. CruAahreds
were offered I'm large supply, ana a
quantity ~ medium sold at lower rates
aud We're taken boy the home trade, The
American purchases today were HmlN
There was iucrvnHed competition Tor
tine grcaaiea. which realized betlur
prices. The homo buyers sought eager
Isl after these goods
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-05
SEEING TiIE ELEPllAYT.

Mr. Rudyard Kipping tells a good
story u himself. one day. he says. I
was sitting In my study, In London.
when suddenly gentleman appeared
NJ the door uunnnounccd. followed by
two schoolboya. rs this Rudyard
KipllnE7' inquired the gentleman.
yes" / answered.
He turuc saruund.
Boys this ia Hudynrd klplinF"
"And is this where you writer he
continued
yes" I replied
boys. this iH whore he writes"
And before ! had time TO usk thom TO
take "a scat they were gone. boys and
all. suppose thoy bad al literary
London to do In that way-Colllcrs
Weekly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-05

Kansas city. oct .-Cattlc-l,ccclpta.
n 900. STEADY 10 lower. Native steers
i20dG.2o. Texas steers, a.25uA75: Texas
COWS. 2aida75. native cows and hglf-
srs. 2.U0ufPo. ntnckcrH and feeders,
JoQdAt5. bulls, 2.60uAli.
H0gu-itecolpta. 1900. Market steady
20 weak Hulk of sales. f3i1iGO. heavy,
taouatS: packers. A3oMA55. mixed. 40
0tl5. ught. its0AC2h; workers.. AGOu
A62H. pigs, 11buiG3h,
shcop- Receipts, 5000. Market steady.
Lambs. aI5u5,00. muttona. aooui.i0.
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limited means men and arms. But she
must transport her troops seven thous-
and miles ~ the scene OF action. for
those IN the country at this time are
utterly inadequate 20 cope with the
situation. she must also ship her COM
missnriat and ammunition the same
distance. Her cavalry horses. and most
Of her soldiers. are unused 10 the eli
mate. and. still less. 90 the Indian style
Of nFhtlnr Of the Beers.
The latter will be outnum-
bcrod. but they know every
inch 81 the country. and are
seasoned men. They control the water
supply ~ the enemy and hold the base
q supplies. And above all. they firmly
believe they are nrhtins FOR their native
land-for their wives and childrcn-for
their independence Edger Nets, cN-
editor u the Johannesburg Daily News,
IN Golfers Weekly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-05

Hcrthn- Mamma. sou have shattered
the fond hopes that had warmed my
breast. Mamma-Whnt IN the world
are you talking about. childf bertha
You Insisted that should AK Mr..
swcetsor what his Intentions are. and
he said that he called in order to soc
n he could get you 20 subscribe 20 a
now work b. is cnnvaaHlng Tor, Aud
I thought he wanted 10 marry mol
Why could ! not have been allowed 10
enjoy the fond Illusion for little while
iongorf- Boston Transcript
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-05

Denver. Colo. oct. 5.-Cattle-tle-
ccipta 800. Market quiet and steady.
Reef steers dOfff, 90. cows 2.0lu3, 90
feeders. freight paid to river. 5000 90;
atockora. frclEht paid TO river. 3.25ub. 90.
bulls stays. etc. O0ua,50,
Hora-RccciptH 900. Market steady,
tAEht packers ttOHtAi; mixed i,i5d
t,0i heavy t.iini.t0,
sheep RcceiptH 400. Market steady,
Good fat muttona 3.7bdi.iO. lambs 40
ffa.00.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-05

The transfers OF the day were:
Chloride, LOCO az 10,
-Four Aces. 500 nc 1914. 600 at i5ik;
1000 ~ rs; 1000 nj iAh; 5000 at lsA
1900 at isN, 900 az isia. 100 at 10.
Bullion Beck 800 at a..
DAILY. 100 at Si.tj.
Grand Central. 100 nt 50. buyer 90: 800
az N's5, seller 90, 100 az $751;. seller
Mammoth. 900 at s2ei. 100 at sei,s:
100 at t2.22'ai 500 az SEQ, 100 at &22i.
seller co.
Northern Light 1000 at 10: 600 at
10. 1000 1874 5000 at iGh: 5000 iGa,
5000 az 10 1900 at i7ls, 5000 at l1h;
1900 az i7h.
Sacramento. 200 at 47M.
Swansea, 900 ne 81.
ingut, 1000 at 0.
polro. goo at 90; 100 NJ GA; 700 at G.;
700 at G2s.
Boston and DE Ia Mar. 5000 at q.
Golden Eagle 1000 az iis.
hen Butler, 1000 at 4.
Bunker Hin. 1000 at 6A' 0.O0O at Ois;
1000 nc Gh.
yaieo, 80 at Co., 100 at Giis; 200 at
Ggil.
Yankee, 900 at i1. 1000 at n. seller 90;
1000 M 1874. seller 80.
Two thousand Joe Bowers Extension
at IA.
Total number Of shares sold, $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-05
DESERETEVENlNGNE
ToDAY's wEAr nERREpoT

Today's weather report. Job
|fions taken ~ O. m Mnurinin 2
Salt Lake City-niromctcr. 3o35
|ronaturr. 80. minimum temp.rutu
|uud. southeast, miles per hour;
Local forecast for Salt Lake Gu
|vlclniiyi
Fair tonight and Wednesday; /,
. Wednesday.
For Utah. Forecast made a
EFrnuclsco0
Fair and warmer tonight
Mcdncaday.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The arca u high pressure has
mud ~ crest now extends from II
|Naahington 90 Nebraska. The
vnifc. noted yesterday murnlnf
/Ncstorn Kansas and Western y
] y. has disappeared from the map
rmroratufr continues low Owe
nrthern and mfidls plateau. 9
much cooler over South nak1u
faaka and kunHla. Rain has
N0r New Mexico. Western X
Noalcrn Nebraska. Eastern S0ut
Iota and Minncsota
l.. n. MURDOCH
Section Dire
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-05

Chicago. oct. 5.-Hugs-Rccolpt 90
000i tomorrow. 2L000 left over. 5.0ss.
heavy. tt0nf20. light. At0ulii.
Cattlc-KccciptH, 1000. Market
steady. neevcn ti0dAs5. cows and
heifers. i.Isufa0. Texas steers. at0U
40. stockefs and foedsrp. li0uisi
Shoep-itrceiptu, 1000. Market
steady. Sheen, not quoted. lambs, AOO0
635. westerns, tf0u5i0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-05
LOCAL BRIEFS

be workers Of the WOmon's
b Temperance union expect prt
bits FROM their ninth annual y
Ich assemblies for the nrnt u
Die Congregational church on
afternoon.
tnte Auditor Richards 10 In 3
L statement from ulntah
y the total valuation OF that {
a issG.S30. ON a levy OF 10 mi
OF fib,1lC.s2 will be collect
|Ecph Cunningham. an engine
BRIO Grandc Western, was b
pom SprinFyiilc last night and
d.. Marks hospital, auncrinf
kcturc 81 two ribs, the result
bent on a work train Mt that
fbcrt Rance. who was nrrcsts
by on The charge OF cruelty
on complaint % Herman
nrralEncd before Justice
morning az 10 orlock and
ra 81 not guilty. The case v
riai at 2 .. m. tomorrow.
rbcrt =. shattuck. clerk q
h for the county " Arapahoc
with headquarters In /
u on clerks Little and Blair
building today. Mr.. Shnttuc
bay frum tho coast, nnd cor
op on here a few hours 20 B
bring the AFTERNOON Of Tit
Bessie EdmOndH viii sing
b. Relief society conference
mhly Han. eyes that are "
Fdmonda will be nccumpaf
Evan stephens. A. tho e.
Dn Mrs. Mary =. Kelley, W
ticth ward choir of young
furnish the music.
liver stoclman; W. +. Duri
OF good ycnrllnE steers II
crn Utah that he gave ago
feed before offering. The,
led late this afternoon, ave
ight from $50 90 $50 pounf
hi ai16. Mir. Durkcc Hnya
rnrco and high IN Grand
y counties.
G. Taggart was slightly &
|day IN stopping o. runaway
fst street. between 4 and .
belonged TO T.. T.. McDonal
Hitched 20 a delivery wngni
firht az % passing street 81
nahiug up First street at [
speed and IN stopping hif
rt was struck by the shaft
"Bluos" will give a receipt
N. &. a. hall tonight. TO
mhcrH and friends OF the a.
BE- Invited. A musical pr
sn prepared In which Mona
hoy. Jack Fehr, Bert M
scph urhnnHky VIII figure
Im will be- followed by q ~
bali IN the gymnasium be
sluea' and Reds"
b a. Dnhlstead. n bnrtend
III "a member of the sllno
hlHtead q williams. has
b Ia voluntary bankruptcy
court Tho totit linhilltil
% which gii60 consists
claims. ii.5i3Oi of uus
and the balance OF take
rth are scheduled ut $500
H..ffH bold H.HHNa NHH 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-05

Chicago, Oct b.-Dcccmior wheat
opened ne 10. and cared on to ilA.
May opened iGA and declined 10 5Ga
Nts.
Closc-w hcat-Dcc. 5ais May ,Gh0is.
Corn-Oct. giA Dee 500.
oata-Oct. 22N. Dec. 22N.
pork-Oct $40; Dee. 6,22h
I.ard-oct. 5.87h. Dee b.i2h.
Riba-Oct. $40. oct f.e5.
Cash wheat-No. 2 red 73MIN; No.
4 rcd 50n5a. No. hard winter Clh. No.
. hard wiutcr 600 Glit No. I northern
apring 7Jn. No. northtfn sprlng 1iMu
7.h. No. 3 spring Gini2h.
Corn-No. 2 athn., No. o. 3iA.
oats-No. 2 22A. No. 22HqA.
ElnN=1,1k
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-05

San Francisco. oct. b.-Whcat-
Steady. Dee. IA. May, llpA; cash,
i.OsA. spot barley, quiet. s3dh.
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THE OPPOSING FORCES IN SOUTH
AFRICA,

The British have about 10000 men
near the scene OF operation. They are
armed with ne Lee Mutford and the
Mauser rifles, with light artii 'ry and
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
BULLS ARE ENCOURAGED.
Tried 10 Build Prices Up, but Il Did MOL
last Long.
Was some Advance-ntarkets became
Almost stsgnant-Live stock
L. Lower.

New York. oct t--Priccs fell
throughout the ilst at tho opening. In
sympathy with the depression In Lon
don on tho outlook Tor war The spe-
claitlcs led the decline, SONS OF them
about point LOSSES In the railroads
were confined ~ fractions. The mar
rowncas N the market encouraged the
bulls 10 bid up prices. The spcclaitics
responded nohly. Pullman. sugar
brooklyn transit and metal properties
rose 10 rs. burlington led the rally
with an advance Of ~. Prices generally
rose above last nights level There was
some Increase In the dulluoss toward ~
o'clock and few stocks lost ground.
Tennessee coal rcaciinR az The mar
kot became Irregular. the iudustrials
declining sharply. STANDARD shares on
the other hand rosc slightly. The mar
lget was almost ntagnant
Not much interest was taken In
bonds. but transactions were at Inn
proved prices.
MONEY AND BONDS.
New York. oct 5.-Moncy on call
strong at ioai2 per cent Prime mcr-
camille payer aitNc per cent
sterling exchange nrm with actual
business IN bankers bills az AHsihuA
for demand and at AsOAut6t Tot 90
days. posted rates. lstMusl and As6h !.
commercial bills. As0uh.
silver certificates. tpuh.
liar silver h1h.
Mexican dollars. IN.
Government bonds weak. % reg.
iO0A. 1s rex, i.o1M. do coupon. i.0th
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LOCAL riARKETS.

october O. 1880
Below arc wholesale buying figures
on poultry. butter, Eggs and cheese.
Quotations ore corrected semi. weekly
by J. ". christensen a Co. Wholesale
Tho egg market II poorly supplied,
and urtccH urn advancing under
atrnng demand Cheese has also adj
vnnced. with prices ruling higher
Eggs strictly fresh ,....,....... 40
Spring Chicken, live ....,..ti'b 20 1870
Hens, per D. i've ..'.s..s's..sfc TO "
Hens. per No.. dressed ........i0c IN l2c
Cheese Per ID. 30 co s'ssssssssssssss lV'hc
Butter, creamery 'sssssss.sss's sss'@s.sc
Butter. dairy 90, 90. . .,...,...,.....,ibc
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
All kinds OF butter Is In good demand
Creamery butter" DO OF. ',,....," ,22
Ranch" =, 80. g" .''''''' ''''l-'s 70 10
Cheese, Utah tnowlt, b.. ....'. ss..,. -
EGGS.
The egg market IN strong with the
product quoted at N.55 per ease for
nrHt quality.
GRAIN.
The price paid for wheat by Salt Lake
millera ls 20 centa loose NO cents sacked,
per 100 lbs. Wholesale.
Selling prices on grain, -four, oie.
Wheat-60 cents per husheL
OntH-ft.30 per hundred,
Corn-Si,i0 per hundred.
Cracked Corn-Sii5 per hundred.
nrnn-iOc per hundred
Rye-gl per hundred
Rhorts-S0c. per hundred.
Hnrloy--i 90 per hundred.
LOOSE HAY.
Timothy $1,000 per ton.
Mixed-lgO0 per ton.
Alfalfa-f6.b0 per ton.
FLOUR.
High patent, por cwt...,, ,,,.,,sti %
Straight grade, per cwt .,,,.,.,,,., lao
Family per cwt.,,. . ,......,.... l.30
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Campbell a Ore-ne, stock Brokers,
&c w. Second South st. Telephone 53c
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