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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-31

Uo1On Poe1oc'o Plone 20 ADoOtD "
n. 4 n. and short Line.
NEW YORK, Aug. a0.--The directors Of
the Union Pacific have decided 20 recon-
mend TO the share holders an increase In
the preferred stock OF 315.00Q.000. Or TO
$i0o. 10000, and an increase In the COM
mon stock Of 81, 900, or TO n1.0o.000.
the additional preferred stock to be used
for the conversion at par Of about $1,000.
0o0 outstanding Oregon Short Line per
cent. ''B'' bonds, and Of the i'll co., 900 Ore
gon Railroad h Navigation Company pre-
feyred stock.
The 5000. 600 Of new common stock II
10 be exchanged for an equal amount OF
Oregon Railroad * Navigation Company
common stock. being the entire amount
In the hands OF the public, the balance
being already owned by the Oregon Short
Line.
The S per cent. Oregon Short Line "A"
bonds are 20 be taken up with Union Pa
cfnc FIRST mortgage bonds now In the
treasury OF the company. This will COM
plete the exclusive ownership by tho
Union Pacific OF the entire line from the
Missouri river at Omaha and Kansas
City to Portland. Or.
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COMMISSIONERS PECK AT DENVER.
IaS9ests That Colorado Senl . Gssat
Piece Of Gold to PaPis.

DENVER. Aug. 3o.--r w. Peck. United
States commissioner general 20 the Paris
tnent citizens Of the chamber Of commerce
tonight on the relations Of the United
States TO the exposition He explained that
according TO the regulations governing the
French exposition each nation contribut-
ing exhibits must come m a nation. and
that no states or sections are recognized.
Iahele may show from what part Of n
country exhibits come. but no special space
win he allotted to any state.
Mr.. Peck's suggestion for Colorado II
that the output OF Cripple Creek or one
Of the other Rold camps OF the state for a
month be moulded into n solid mass and,
bearing the certificate Of the director OF
the mint, be forwarded al tine representa-
tive Of the Centennial state
Mr. Peck was the guest OF honor at n
BANQUET at the Brown Palace hotel to-
night.
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MADE MONEY IN THE DEAL.
Idaho Cattiemen Lump on q Large
Number Of stock

CHICAGO. Aug 3N-Twenty-two thou
sand head Of cattle and fifteen thousand
head OF sheep were sold In one lot at the
stock yards today by n party % Idaho
cattiemen. The Wesferners who were
ten IN numher decided TO take advantage
81 the rise In prices and so brought I'm All
the animals they had ready for the mar
ket. Their expectations 81 good prices
were more than realized. ore firm taking
the whole consignment
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-31

YELLOW FEVER IN MEXICO.
View Gases Reported Mt Ortcaha-
MANY Deaths NJ Ccv0oya

WASHING r0N. Aug an--he marine
hospital service received cable sdvtrs~
TODAY announcing tina, the lower Part nf
the town 81 prIcAha. Mexico. IL now In
footed with yellow fever and there are
six sporadic cns@~ there
At Cor'ova- Aoyico there have been
stxty-eighs deaths from fever up 90 Aug
~
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FATAL TRAIN WRECK.
Two Tramps Killed and Foup In.
Iurrd Near Erie. kam

ERIE, Kan. Aux. ao-Two mon were
killed and four others injured. one fatally.
In a freight wreck on the Missouri Kan
sas Texas, two miles south OF here.
this morning, when eight cars Of Yner-
chandtse and one Of cattle were Piled In
heap in small culvert. the bridge over
which gave way.
81 Commerce. No ana on unknown man
from Colorado. They were stealing a
ride
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William Nurte KILLED and . score 81
Persons InjuPed.

NEW YORK. Aug so--The Erie accom-.
mediation train from this city. due ut
Arlington. N, j.. at . o'clock. was wreck
ed on the bend Just east of Arlington.
siding NJ Montclair and ran away down
the incline past Arlington. GRABBING into
the passenger train just as II got around
the bend
William Nurie was killed and ssfteeen or
twenty persons were injured
The engine was smashed and derailed
The smoking car was crushed md thrown
high In the air. II was loaded with pas
sengsrs. Turning over I'm the air. Il fell
20 the side OF the track. where IL rolled
down n thirty-foot embankment
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COnfePs with Mr.. White On Nela.
tiOna With Germany.

Hanna had n long conference today with
the United States ambassador TO Ger
many. Andrew ID. White. and Consul Gen.
eral Guether on the present and prospec-
tive German-Amcrtcan relations.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-31

M'KINLEY AT HIS OLD HOME


CANTON. Aug. S0.-4For the FIRST time In
nearly q year President and Mrs. Nc
kinley are again among their relatives.
old friends and neighbors In Canton for =
few days rest
cial train at noon and was met by vast
concourse Of people. ready 10 extend q
hearty welcome and to escort them TO the
Barber residence. where they will be
guests during their stay In the city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-31
MAHDI'S TWO SONS KILLED
Shot Down ny TIE Dritt.h During q
Fight In nm African
VILLAGE

LONDON. Aug - The Slr,Iar. Gen
Lord Kitchener 81 Khartosrn has eahlo,i
the foreign Office that the Nahdfs two
sors have been killed nv British trnors
while resisting arrest a; the village OF
Shnksh Ia.
A force ~ british troops has been Dis
PATCHED there In consequences ~ q -
rssTtsasl Mahdist iDSprrecfton or the Blue
Nile. 3nstigatei ny Malta Ch.i- anA IN.
Mshil's sons. The latter hast been iivinE
under SUPERVISION AZ Shukaha on Tho
arrival cf the troops the nervtshes met
them with wsrn Are During the rrht
the Chei~ and 'h@ Nahit-s ss~s Mere
Killed and the village mas burned
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sT Louis Aug T-Re.urns from
fa1r-NNth~ ~ tA~ voting precincts fr tho
FtgAtA congregational district IN ,hts state
<rt close estimates 20 no remaining ore
afsa. give the soilowsaG veA> g. AAAh
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LONDON. Aug. 7n.-The officials 81 the
colonial office say no advances have been
made ny France look re 20 tn. abandon
msnt ~ the Nefoundiani treaty and nsh-
Ing rights That France would DO 81 with
out auid pro quo ia said 10 be utterly i'm
probable.
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venezuelan Renraary commt..ter

PARIS Aug ~ AZ Tire session srtsas Sa
t,e smgtc~N~n~auefar BOUNDARY aYnisra.
fsen cornssassiog SIR Robert Tsare-ss Reid
- c. former attorney general corsrvet
hls srgsir-~rst 90 tss~hsNs ~ Great britain.
He argued that sssssn ard vsnesusla ~ers
ssss entitled n claim spec al .iea,e over
tie Dutch and Ens..aa
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sition--to subject the whole case to the re-
view OF Z civil court
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SuuD1.D Co.'s -
PANAMA Aug. n--Franem
cha. tho Spwn1nn sonmnk 1eEp
r;wnf
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Children's Fast Black fire RIB Hosas
double soIes and knees. worth e.
Ladies' Wool Mixed Natural Vests long
sleeves. a soft flne quality. All sizss.
Just the weight and -exture Tor
autumn ..~~~- PHILOSOPHICAL
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ladies' all wool Chevfot Ta4lor-Mads
Suits lined throughout with Taffet8
SIX, beautifully finished garments all
sizes s~..s~-~--sSr ~ A-kA<
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Text of the Platform.

THE platform adopted 10 as follows;
l. We heartily reaff-ru the entire
Chicago platform Of 1895. and We es-
pecially emphasize the financial plank
therein. and We continue 70 demand
the free ard unlimited coinage OF sill
yer and gold "a equal In primary mon
ey at the ratio ~ ig 20 J. independent
OF all other nations IN the world
2 The Hon VIM j bryan ~riii re-
tairs our confidence and we demand
his reconciliation in i<A.
: We recognize the solemn fact that
our government cannot be both re-
publican and imperial.
4 We stand in line with Washing
ton Jefferson. Jackson. Lincoln Grant
and nil other American patriots. living
and dead. In desiring the perpetuity of
our republic.
We are radically ard una.ssrasfv
opposed 20 imperialism IN the United
States ~ America When we have
solved some ~ the race problems tina.
confront us ~ home then by example
We can proclaim the blessings thar
flow from free institutions ard thus
procure benevolent assimilation
vithou. criminal aggression -
& We are opposed 20 anfs1si' sflf-
ance- with forega kingdoms ard en-
pires.
7 We commend the acton ~ co~z-~ss
~ declaring that our war with Spain
was for humanity ani not for con-
quest
we proesdly recognize ire vaior art
glorious achievements 81 our gallant
soldiers srd szIiors from Bunksr Hal
- - vesy hour. - beng a0o1g fne
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The convention rook q ruu~u
o clock D IN.
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Suspension on Exchanges Did
Away with Ordinary Business
INQUIRY FOR JOE BOWERS.
visitor. Tbrongod the PITS Despite
pr,vtou. Announcement Local
aud Eastern Markets.



Mining stock circles were rather qul''
today, suspension NJ business on th'
exchange doing away with tho or
binary transactions. The main ing1lry
wna for Joe Bowers which made such o.
tremendous squirt on saturday THIS
stock sold as hlgh us z1t cents. where
Il was IN good demand. but not mueh
business was done owing 10 iho desire
Of holders f1r better ugurr. Reports
aro nun current concerning settle
ment but nothing definite can De
learned from local officers.
Tho better class N stocks held up
quite we'll. the market with reference
to these being quite firm. Grand 'on-
tmi was wanted nt $3.50 with onorInga
limited under 81. while Tor paly- West
there was o. bid Of ti225, with none TO
be had nj this figure sunbeam was Of
1crod at % and Daisy ot 90.
Despite the announcement IN The
daily papers that there would be- mo-
calls today. the exchanges had their
usual visitors who Hooked IN nt lunch
time 10 have "a look at thy boards.
whether through force M habit nr not
~ not known but the fact remains they
dropped IN ns ~ their daily wont ana
were pauiyzUd almost whom they saw,
'on The Salt Lake board. such 10 llHt Of
'anles under Joe BowCiT. Gosh but
she's strong was the remark. u1 they
Fnzed upon a. "R0msthing must have
dropped SURF" they added. TO send u
lup again this morning lltiln think
nnF that they were looking ut Stature
day'a figures ana Saturday. business.
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MONEY WILL Be CHEAP.
Exports Of American Gold Save NE English
Markets.


Sew York. June l0.-Tho Times Lon
don financial correspondent SAYS
our cud of the half ypar money
sgrlmmarc has been got through with
comparative ease borrowings from
tho BANK OF England have bron about
aH uHuul-tcu mluiona-but now money
viii BE- cheap for month nt least
The truth d. thnt your exports NJ gold
have saved Che European markets from
considerable danger and 10 they con-
tnue We shall probably have moderate
rates COR money until autumn. A. long
na the Bank ~ England continues Go
accumulate sold rates here must
shrink. unl already discount Do hardly
better than "a per cent. O. fnll uf p
per cent within o. week None the less
10 o. true that our credit market is
hurdcncd IN many places with excess
alyc commitments which II is unable
tn work on. Underwriters of new lH-
sues have been Hnddled with many mile
lions uf securities The public either
could not coz would not take. and also
enormous hull positions have been
created in the active speculative mar
Ina mo present thanks % tho political
outlook no home and abroad. The extent
Goo which the market iH clugged can he
Judged hy the slow, but steady fan loo
puuHulH and hy prices now asked Tor
new issues ~ flrat class securities. Part
of the fhll 10 c0nsois ls due tp the bear
sales, but u lH mostly the result NJ the
Efforts 90 realize capital 20 uH 90 ma
means 60 hold new securities rnhhly
subscribed Tor.
Two years ago the London county
council. whose gross debt o. now up
ward N i0OO0O0O p1uul1. offered q
100000 pounds Of co. new 2's per cont
stock ut par and sold II AZ % frw ahill-
lngH above par Next week The council
asks tenders Tor l,l0oOlo pounds more
of the same stock and has fixed 90 na
lts minimum figure. Even ut that ng-
urr the market r. diHincllucd 90 tender
and the stock will probably ego but
slightly above the minimum partly into
tho mildlemVu's hands Here again lH
proof that the market ~ Ovcrhurdpncd,
But u iH Htlll abroad where the trouble
tD credit Hes Your rull may Fnyr tho
position 100 Paris ut the settlement next
rlrIuuH enough And small wonder.
flr the French have beeu plunglug
most Wildly Cor years iu ull directions.
aud now. with trouble perhaps brewing
iu South Africa, with spain nu the
brink III @ revolution. with Italy fall
lnr toward financial chaos. difficulties
boaat the market uu all sides.
no make matters WurHD France. like
Germany. hue boon lndulglug tHo free
ly boo Imitation M our company Wungcr-
ing 1nd share rigging Hu that there o.
me Same mass vi rubbish and Inflated
prices there 100 here In the long run
mo amount M gold can avert dangerous
liquidation should Europe this year
suffer the nflllctiuu OF another short
harvest nH 0Drm7 probable nothing. In
aHirr Thus the market ~ smooth only
on the surface. like a stage full Of
trans
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PltshurF. July 3-Today's mail
brought aix more signed scales 10 the
Amulgomauon association ponnaylya-
mia headquarters. They were Tor tho
Salisbury and Apollo works mi A. ~,
l.nufWlu 81 company. the Palmer steel
a Iron GO. ut NuurIn. lud.. The West
Pennsylvania Sheet stool company OF
tnHgnhurg. Pas the cleveland Hard
ware company Of Cleveland, uhlu' and
Tho Steel works OF the Cumberland
steel md TIN rlatc company OF Cum-
bertrand Md.
Tho scale w1H presented az tho oliver
Iron ul Stool UUWrlrN'H sputhHldH
work.. Tho company refused to Sign,
hut agreed 90 uny the rates called f1r
lu thu scale tu 900 inuuHgs men and the
works 1000 600 fuU operation.
AZ Jones g. luuHhluH the 80 s. bar
WlII Dr. .llN ldIH 600 account uf tnH
"I"INH f.r 900 advance. huf NOH % aud
DO hNr mills Ira running UuU
INU HfIN" 900 iNH mills OF sulu-.
DhNuINut g. Co.,, 600 EnH. ml Moore.
h0ll linH 1ul company 600 ahlfrHuurg
be- Hu'l unsettled.
THE nuur plant De- operating us uHual
with unu.unlnn mon. % I# believed 100
AmH'Emutud association headquarters
that ihH 'lls will Doc H.FuHU ny sunr,
thuIluut Is Go, uH soon pa tHH ruUlIrH
tu the mills uro completed rH. eim-
p1W proposed tu Hlgu Uu HgrH#meut
with tha mon Zoo uUy thH ratios Gumuni,
ul but declined tu recognize hs Amu-
gHmutru association.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-03

Tho gelni w. II. Cunningham. treas
urcr Of the DE In Mar mines returned
Sunday from the East after o. three
wookr a1l1um In and about Sow York.
whore dull cares were hunifhed and
Coy h'Ii sway Tor che period above
mentioned During hls absence Str
CUNNINGHAM hud o. nice. quiet Time nt
waldorf who're Governor Wells, g.. r..
Loose md Thomas ltoHua were Ht1p-
riur These gentlemen had business
0u hand. the nature of which. however.
they dIi not divulra. Another gHntle-
mHn fru mtheVe parts was ID. e.. jack
Inns of tha Golden Cato. who came In
th|4 morning. Treasurer Cunningham
glrH the weather was nice all the way
ull Do got 60 ogden then % got hot
rro H1mnhly from sunday baseball
playing.
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- Y 'T nm aI'. ~. e. s n 80.
ElllIY1S'11IEiI5

quantity no thn now ngidH Tho r
nIntH. together with she mines already
operated Hy fHH company uHe thH
Thousands OF acres Uf coal f0ldH t1 hn
DEVELOPED 0H thH Whfmlrc Canyon Dy-
tension. viii give tho Pleasant valley
Cont company .Iw. uf ihu largest cont
urnrHrfI.a Iu ihH WnH. THE company
r. uOf ready f.r rH1'UH rHf hut % VIII
boa uuT uIw'l rly .nN matt. o. m hH
thu grade when obey HirIt nH tHa Cnuu-
try d. suitable Cor such work
Sheriff Alfred. county 'lUfk Howard
and County Attorney tf0nmInn HrH
feeling good over ttatr made 0f rlkIur
g1ti ius, located hy fhom n'nr mllnH
from Price. They rly there lH great
body uf d mud 10 o. ruay 0f 1rrHH. and
au condition necessary Cor t1" auc"..f-
600 working OF Che proposition 1f. rfa-
a.1tfi t1rrr aprie0 Advocate.
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Copper Reduction work 10 be- ERECTED by
the bingham Company.

NNf hlNhNAN 'Nlhl'NNf
\ copper reduction plant like unto
that now operated near Murray by the
Highland Boy Gold Mining company
ls soon 20 be- erected By the Bingham
Copper and Gold Mining company also
the owner NJ valuable ground at hing
ham, the same lying between the lios-
ton Consolidated and the United states
uompnuy's mines in th1t district
Thesc mines have been developed un-
der the able direction ~ D0IuuUlH %, A..
poaey and H. q. Hebron, ana are
now productive ~ hlgh-gudu copper
ore. one of the principal owners Do
Hon. A. j Corum of Boston, now IN the
plt,. who is authority Tor the state
mont that 2O0-tou Emsltnr viii be
built right away the machinery ale
ruady having been purchaFud in Dcn-
NUr.
The Same people own the Cochltl gold
mine IN New MrNIcu. which. u a.
claimed. has 100000 tons 90 ore in
sight. tho same appearing IN veins 20
foot wide. This property Do equipped
with un immense cyanide plant which
raves 90 per cent OF the values the rc-
naming wealth being handled By the
pelntuu- Clpriul process.
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MARKET REPORTS.


Omaha. July 3--Rccclptr. 1900. Mar
hct active. 40 q higher Native beef
stccru. AtdHs1i, western steers ioOu
ass. Texas steers 8N0utia, cows and
hrifeN, 3sQHiCo. cunem. 2b0u11O,
utockers and feeders, tOOHist. culygH.
COCO 1908 bulls, HtugH. etc., 3uDui.5.
iiogr Receipts 5000 Market 5c high
or. Heavy. a15H3kO, mlNcd, aiiau
a8; HIGHT. 35ihu3N5, piga. 3g5uaij,
bulk Of sales. 3.l5uIs0.
sheep Receipts. 800 Market strong.
Western muttonH. i250t25; stock sheep,
3,50uis5; lambs, b.OOuG75.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-03

a foot ~ Good Loohins ore Ia this Prop
cry 10 Diamond.

a pretty sample ~ load suiphIlea
from tho Blue Bird Extension at
Diamond was on exhibition in the Mcr-
eur office today the ore having been
brought 10 by % D. Woodward. who
has been experimenting work on this
property Mr woodward says be- has
foot NJ this class NJ ore at depth
Of 100 faot. and De- now engaged IN
drifting on The vein iu both directions
one ppducing HulphidoH the other uN-
idoa. Tho ore. though not yet uHsaycd,
win evidently Yield good values ln Hll-
Vor ana lend. and those Interested ln
the mine are verify assured that re-
cont developments have placed 10 in "a
fair way t1 opening up Into BONANZA.
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j. W Langley, secretary of the Sill
ver Shield Mining company spent yoB-
torlny nt bingham distributing checks
Tor thr Fourth and incidentally exc
umlulng underground workings Tho
Now shaft. says The gentleman, lH pro-
grUfriuN very nicely and the pruhahill-
Ties are that with two shifts working
us at present. the urU bodies viii Dc
quickly gone into Meanwhile u good
grade uf nru b. being prepared Tor ship.
mouL another cor uf which VIII reach
the market within % week An In all
conditions arr highly ntiHfuCtory.
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1.-THE BOOK Of MORMON"

Two lectures by pr. James "
Taimagc; an account of GO origin. VITA
evidences 81 les genuincuesH and uu-
thautIclty. Prepared hy appointment
Theso lectures are taken from ur
Taimngca book 'The Articlea ~
Faith" but are presented In separate
form FOR tho use Of invcHugntora aud
students Price ioc. For sale BY the
Ucserpt News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-03

July lot. 2nd and ard to Detroit and
return 25loo
july sth gth and 10Th 90 Richmond.
Va. and return tf97i
July 10th 18th and 18th 10 lndianapo-
iis. Ind. and return $500.
Ua fure and buy your ticket over the
chicago. Milwaukee and 81 Paul rall-
way. the electric lighted, solid vcsti-
buied train route
l.. T. DOWNING.
Coml Agent
2is South West Temple. salt Lake.
Utah.
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W. u. Andrew has returned from
Tusc1rUra, New. where be- reports great
activity Ion and about tho mines The
Dexter ~ running fun blast aud maxi
ing good record, while the Young
America, in which hD is Interested Ia
being equipped with nice hul4ting
pliut preparatory tu thu extraction VI
ore. j -. EHHHlstyu, a. thorough mine
lnr engineer ia in charge NJ the w0rl,
and when completed, tho company Will
take up tho matter Of erecting 70 mill
Tor the reduction uf the ore bodies,
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Chicago, July 3.-iIurH Receipts.
$4,000 tomorrow, 90 900, lptt over. 1865
Mixed ana butchers 3sOuAOO. good
heavy. aNu3glH. rough heavy. amI
9.15; light, asOHtO5.
Receipts l2.OOl. Market
strong Reeves. l7oItsU. cows ana
hciforH 2OOu5OO. Texas strara t0Olf
bll HtockcrH ana focdcp g.l5IAS5.
sheep Receipts. 1900. Market
steady. Sheep, ao0u52i, lambs, iOlU
ZOO
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months most or the time being spent
ou Catalina Island whore ar Thomp-
son viii cast stocks Co tho four winds
and rest mp a bit On rrorartiTn for a.
vigorous ctmpalrn ln th0 IAN, The
firm NAMED ia ono of o. number That
have done biz business in stocks tho
past olght months. and CO. members
falt th1t they were entitled To- o. little
rest aud recreation during the heated
ruHu
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LOCAL nARKETS.

Salt Lake city Utah. July o. 1880
Below are wholesale buying figures
on poultry butter. erra and cheese.
Quotations are corrected aomi.weelly
by J. 81 Christensen a Co.. wholesale
produce dealers.
POULTRY.
There + n big demand for poui.
try and tho market n very bare.
Dressed poultry drawn. with heads and
feet on. bring nEurca aa follows!
Turkcya, per No.. &c. ......... IA
Chickens ss ss ssssssFssssssssfHsHs III
Spring chickens per d1z,..a1lliu2 %
DuTTEn AND CHEESE.
The market ia Milling ~ with ranch
butter. thus Affecting the price "
creamery,
Creamery butter. 60. ... ............is
Cheese. Utah (new).. &c. .. &c. .....i0
EGGS.
The egg market 10 In better condition
at present, with the product quoted at
$3.50 per case.
GRAIN.
Selling prices on grain. -four. ote.
Wheat-o0 cents per busheL
oats-ii % per hundred.
corn-si.ib per hundred
Cracked Corn-ii.20 per hundred.
hrnn-1ic per hundred.
Ryc-l per hundred.
fhoftH-sic per hundred.
Barloy-ti25 per hundred.
LOOSE HAY.
Timothy 90 per ton. 10
Mined ti0O0 per ton.
Alfaifa-iGG0 per ton.
FLOUR.
High patent per owt ,,..,,,,,,,.,,ti %
Straight grade. per cwt...,,,,.,,,, $50
Family, per CWt ,ssss.,ss.,..,ss,ss. Lev
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-03
FOURTH OF JULY RATE


mo uuANDE WistbhN HALLWAY
ON July 3rd and 4th the Rio Grnudc
Western Hallway viii H1ll excursion
tickets Goo any point on the lines az
one single fare for the round trip.
Tickets good until July q, 1899 Best
local train service Co ogden, Provo,
Eureka, etc, etc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-03

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