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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-17
MORTGAGE LAWS OF THE ISLANDS

Washington June 16-Acting Secretary Meke-
John has had translated and compiled In pamphlet
form the mortgage law In force In Cuba Porto Rico
and the Philippines al the time OF American occu-
patton.
The mortgage law for the islands named Is the
same law which has been in force in Spain for the
last thirty years. with only such minor changes
were required meet local contingencies and con-
dttions The object OF the law 10 give fresh
Impetus TO landed securities which prior TO its
adoption were In a anguishing condition To assist
InvestmentS OF American capital In Cuba. Porto
Rico and the Philippines x Is regarded by Mr.; Mel
kletohn as necessary that investors be made ac-
nuaInted with the mortgage laws OF those islands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-17
ARHOR FOR THE BATTLESHIPS.

PLATES WILL BE SUBJECTED TO UNUSUALLY
SEVERE TESTS.
Washington June 1s.-Repr esentatives OF the
Carnegie and Bethlehem companies were al tho
Navy Department to-day TO make maj arrange
ments for the delivery OF the IN tons OF SIDE
errnor for the Alabama the Illinois and the Wis
conskn recently ordered b. Secretary Long The
tests will be considerably more severe than those
heretofore made and will be designed TO give q
higher grade OF armor than that furnished up 10
this time. The Department holds mat IL mas III"
right 10 require these extra tests. as II IL
ec,Ac feature OF all past contracts that the arnor
maker shall use every endeavor TO improve on
nresent methods and to produce more enduring
Hates The companies raised no objection 10 TINS
ppnre,rucrton 80 that hereafter the tests Will De
TWO shots al high velocity. instead OF one al high
md one at low heretofore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-17
NEW FORM OF MOTOR.

The New-York Central Railroad Company is ex-
permenting on It's Putnam division with a COM
paratvely new form Of motor invented by w z.
PraI. The device is IN steam engine
without any hrebox. Steam is obtained by carrying
along tank containing water heated far above the
ordinary boiling point. This superheated water is
introduced from suitable boilers at the terminal
station and has pressure OF something like
so or 900 pounds to the square inch. II Yaporizes
as II 10 released and enters the working cylinder
az steam. The inventor says that fully one-fourth
OF the can thus be utilized before II Is nee
essary 20 take In a fresh stock OF hot water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-17
POSTOFFICE CHANGES.
HOW OFFICES IN THIS STATE AND CON-
NECTICUT ARE AFFECTED BY
RECLASSIFICATION.
[Br TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBuxE.I

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRiBUNEI
Washington, June 16.-The following are the
changes In classification and salaries OF Preslneh-
tial postoffices in New-York and Connecticut as
effective July l. 1899 under the OF Congress ap-
proved March 3. 1883. announced by First Assistant
Postmaster General Heath:
NETWORK
or the 327 Presidential Offices 81 are Increased
500: 90 500: . $500 g. $500; O. SOo-a total OF 10
$50 per cent OF the whole number Increased
Offices advanced-Fourth to third class TO- third 10
second class :: second to first class. !.
Observation-Disclosures. 500; /. 500; total, ls per
cent of whole number reduced. 90 Three offices
reduced from the third TO the fourth class Addi-
tonal particulars are these: Saratoga Springs adj
vanced from second to first class. Adams. Coopers-
town. Far Rockaway. Liberty. Mamaroneck sara
nae Lake and Westield advanced from third 70
second class. Painted Post. Pine Plains and Wind
relegated from third 70 fourth class.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-17
HOW QUEENSTOWN GOT ITS NAME.
From The London News

FROM Inc London News
II had long been says the royal biographer. the
wish OF the Queen and Prince Consort TO visit Ire
land. and II was hoped that the sympathy OF INC
sovereign marked by her presence among her sur
Itring subjects might have cheering innuence; ~
august. 1873 the Queen and Prince win Insr d.
Cove Of Cork At the moment wnen tne lueSn
stepped for the first time on the irish sno,e t'e
sun burst I'm splendor from the CLOUDS ana 70
deputaton Of the tognsmen Her Majesty colniiiui
Gated her plea that the town or cove IN COIL
name OF Queenstown. The reception or tne r2ya
party enthusiastic IN ner Journssi 49,
Majesty wrote THE beauty OF the women is vsrz
remarkable and struck us much; such peantiIu
every third woman was pretty and some remark
ably So"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-17
DEFENDER SAILS FOR NEWPORT.

Bristol r. L. June l6-Work on the Defender was
completed to-day and the yacht started for New
port during the afternoon. under head sails.
In an interview tonight Mr.. Herreshon said that
he did not know when the Columbia would be ready
to sail but probably in the early part OF the week
BY the look Of ,nngs it will be Tuesday or later
before the vessel is rugged The steam yacht Amer
lea Archibald Watts OF New-YOrk, owner. dropped
anchor in the harbor this afternoon and Mr.. and
Mrs Watts and some friends came ashore and
,,ieitod he HerreshoTs Later John Herreshof
took the party for a sail in Mount Hope Bay In his
steam yacht Augusta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-17
TOURNAMENTS NEXT WEEK.

The tournament at Devon Penn. which, as al
ready referred TO In these columns. has proved the
main attraction for the sporting set in that neigh
borhood during the current week. comes 10 close
to-day with between the First
Devon and Second Philadelphia Country Club
players to decide the ownership OF the Valentine
Challenge Cup. The teams as lined up win be a.
follows Devon-No !, c. r. Snowden. s. No. 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-17
THE BRooKLYy STRUCK A WRECK

Washington June 1.-THE report OF the Court Of
Inquiry appointed 10 ascertain the facts connected
with the grounding OF the Brooklyn in New-York
Harbor on Memorial Day has been received at the
Navy Department The court found that the vessel
struck upon an unknown and totally submerged
wreck and forwarded a quantity OF splinters that
were sticking In the torn plates Of the BTookyns
bottom The report has been referred 70 Judge
Acknowledgement Lemy, who Will determine
whether or not there shall be any further proceed
ings In the casa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-17
WARNING TO AMERICAN MEAT PACKERS.

rTTcH1NosIs FOUND IN PORK AT STOCKHOLM
Washington. June ia note OF warning 70
American meat packers is sounded by Unlted
States Consul-General Winslow. at Stockholm. In
report 70 the State Department on meat Inspection
at that place He says trichinosis has been found
8, ono niece Of American pork and In wentyfour
"a rcasses Of Swedish pork. Stockholm Is good
market he says. for American meat, but II VIII Do
epofed by careless packing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-17
CANAL COMMISSION MEETS AGAIN.
ADMIRAL WALKER AUTHORIZED TO APPOINT
COMMITTEES on GENERAL LINES OF
INTERPOLATION.

Washington June 1.-THE Isthm!an Canal
Commission held another meeting to-day. and then
adjourned to meet in this city July 8. There was
a full and free interchange OF opinion by the
members the work be undertaken. Admiral
Walker. the chairman authorized 10 appoint
committees 10 consider the general lines OF invest
cation heretofore agreed upon-namely the Mica
ragua Canal. the Panama Canal. exploration OF
lines. commerce and rights and franchises. The
appointments will be made in a day Each
committee will consider all the available informa-
ton bearing the particular branch OF inquiry
assigned H. and each is expected to be ready TO
report TO the full Commission when Il meets again
a tentative and preliminary plan for the prosecu-
ton OF the Commissions work. These will be
passed upon by the full body before the actual
work OF Investigation IL begun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-17
Possibilities BEGIN IN CEBU.

Manila. June 16-The hostile natives Of Cebu
are more menacing. Mail advices say HOSTILE
ties against the Americans have begun there.
rolonel Hamer the American commander, has
.sked for achievements and four companies
=, the Tennessee regiment have been sent to
rim from Iloilo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-17
sICILIAN DEFENCE
WHITE.
CONNOLLY DEFEATED BY TIN" kEARys.

Tim" Kearns OF Boston, defeated Eddie" Con-
molly Of St John. n B.. last night at the Broadway
Athletic Club. They were matched to go twenty
Ave rounds at 1873 pounds The fight q lively
one. In the twenty second round Kearns knocked
Connolly down four times. and the referee then
stopped the bout and declared Kearns the winner.
(F'or other sports page ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-17
DECREASES.
CONNECTICUT.

OF the g Presidential offices In the State Is are
Increased 500; g. 500; ?. 1900 l. 800; s5ce-total
a. The per cent Of thewhole number increased Is
2S9 The number OF Offices advanced from fourth
TO third class is two and from second TO first class
one The number OF reduced salaries is 10 by 500
by 800 by 500 The per cent Of the whole num-
Der reduced Is 50 Further particulars arc as FOL
lows: New-Brtan advanced from second 10 hrst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-17
REBEL ATTACK REFUSED.
Continued from first paee1

the doubts OF Luna's DEATH and pets that ne Is
s,,ve are freely made at the CLUBS some people
mink Aguinaldo has taken pains to send the
spaniard here with his story for the further
snce of some diplomatic scheme while others
suspect Aguinaldo has been assassinated by
funas men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-17
SPAIN BUYING AMERICAN WHEAT.

Washington June ls.-spain bought 1000 tons OF
wheat from the United States last March, more
than from any other country. according TO the re-
nort 70 The State Department Of Consular Agent
Mertens. al Valencia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-17
'hichRo Tribune.

From The Chicago Tribune.
when I started out on that railroad Journey
said the man IN the macintosh Il felt PRESENT.
rent that something terrible was going TO happen"
'Weu?' quered the with the cheap cigar.
We hadn't gone twenty-five miles before man
went through the train taking straw vote on the
question. When does the twentieth century BE-
ging"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-17
ENTRIES FOR THE LARCHMONT REGATTA.
Following are the entries Cor the Larchmont
Yacht Club Snrng REGATTA 70 be held to-day:

Schooners-CTass B. Colonia Atlantic Glass d. America
Quessita Glass F. CTorta, Uncas sloops-Class r.
Goriana; Glass X Syce Kestrei fArs Acushla; Class
" Anoatok Postum Memory sultan (yaw0; Class "
Narika. Special thirty ooters-Hera Espersnza
Class p Skmmaug: Class O. Scamp Edwtna II. Belle
C;ass s. Rajah. Kit Dot; Class T. Vera. Ider. Win
Lose Florence. Old squaw; Class V, Mynah Lobster
spunk Kazaza Miriam. Constance. twenty-five foot
knockabouts-Alce Oiseau Twentyone knockabouts
-Cockatoo Kittie Spindrift. Nudge. Tosto.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-17

News reached this city yesterday that Teichmann
had retire from the tournament owing 10 an In
fammation OF his eye. AS he is In possession OF
eye only. his withdrawal was compulsory.
Appended the scores Of four additional games
played in the masters tournament:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-17
o1yNpIA SAILS FROM srNGAPORE

Singapore June 16-The United States cruiser
Olympia with Admiral Dewey on board sailed
from here at daylight this morning. The next
stop made by the cruiser will be at Colombo,
island of Ceylon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-17

owtNa to the demand tov
space IN the Sunday SvlSuMs,
Advertisers wM confer .
great fauov by sending IN
their COPY at the earliest
momsMt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-17
HIS WORST FEARS REALIZED.

F'or other sports see page ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-28
WORLD BUYS AT
RISING PRICES.
Scramble for Wheat, Corn, Cotton
and American Products.
RAILROADS SHOW GAINS.
Wool MARKET. However. IL Weaker
on Account OF Forced Speculation
OF One Year Ago.

New York. Jan. 27.--R. q. Dun a
Co.'S weekly review OF trade viii say
tomorrow. "Thc country " IN a strong
or position than week ago. Remark
able strength IN i's Industries IL nm Inn
portnnt but not the chief element. Pub
Tic confidence Ia the bualnesa OF tho
country and In its securities has been
tested To nm unusual extent by the sud-
den fail In stocks ana the suba~lucnt
rise Confidence In the value 81 wheat
corn and cotton has been shown hy the
markets. and at rising prices ,hc world
buys because 1t has tn buy. The vast
supply Of unemployed capital has netn
STARTLING Independence of fornun
money markets nScu attention. The
lumber movement ~ unusually lirFr
for the season, with pflccs ui low
grades sharply advancing. Railroad
earnings ana tonnage have shown sur
pHslng gains. Treasury rcc"lpts are
gaining ana n vote On tho pcacv treaty
has been nNcd Tor February 6th.
THE weak points In the situation
may nrft b. considered. Wool ur"wa
weaker because forced by speculation a
year aRo to prices which the market fur
goods could not sustain. and has been
much embarrassed In trying tu sustain
ever since. Western bankers hrgin tu
ndvise speculative holders tu taii. The
sales " wool arr Htill small. mauuftr-
turrs buying at Philadelphia. whrtc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-28
Washakic Company Gets Some
what Startling Assay,
COPPER ORE FROM FRISCO.
Incorporation OF the wssbington-
Pri.co-The ~ Dorado ui--
ceiiaseou. Items.

Tho Washable Mining company. own
INK and operating three claims on the
Utah Idaho line. thirty miles from
Kclton. has Just cause 10 feel much en-
cournEcd over the outlook Tor that
property. Its claims consist ~ the
Chloride. Iron Horse and bullion. In
the development OF which gratifying
ore values have been encountered. the
latest coming to ilEht about a week aEo,
when samples received from the Iron
Horse were tested In this city and
showed the almost startling assay uf
80 ounces gold or cash value ~ sds
Encouraged by the good news received.
the company has located additional
claims In tho same vicinity and viii
proceed TO work them vigorously. Al
though assays taken later did not yield
such splendid returns. those connected
with the property feel that they afu
close TO good ore bodies and propose
demonstrating their theory by getting
into them and making shipments.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-28
GOLFER IRON FRISCO.
Horn silver Coming to the Front ~ .
Producer Of rhi. Metal

That the Horn silver at Frisco will be
materially benefited by tho present
growing demand FOR copper. ~ quite
evident frnm the manner In which that
property IL now putting shipments VI
this metal on the market,
Scarcely u week ago. this famous hO.
nnnza reported with ear ~ copper
ore. which was settled Tor this after
noon. and this morning another ear
put In itH appearance. this demonstrate
inT that the mine N capable ~ produce
INK good supply uf copper ore. aud
win do ~ na long ~ the market vontin-
urr Ms " IL at present.
strictly speaking. the Horn silver n
rilvcr-lead proposition. but In it,
lower levels "a good amount Of copper
ore has been encountered. and the mine
now promises 20 make record AZ a
producer of this metal With regular
shipments u copper. together with the
usual output Of crude ore and cunccn,
tratcr. the company may soon see 10
way clear To pay monthly rather than
quarterly dividends. as ~ present. tt
date ~ payments to rtockholderf
amount 60 the munilccnt sum OF 49,
go unn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-28

y. n. Farn.worth manager ~ IN.
Horn silver ion Tor Frisco this morn.
ing
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b. ~, ,i,ileh,r II"m ain,lc ru.,hs VI,
W, - ",',vul'.eu ' :. W.
VI avs ""u wv "',s VI ""n'''''
Heck and ghamnlon Nin,ne ronnany
wifi he held In thla CITY an Monday
March ain
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-, ~, ~" ~ "p,,'"s ~ ,' -,
,,',l.. ~, u npon'u ~, ~, ~,
,,,,a1 IL, W. ,,s ~ ', WI ""'" w
WV" ''''9'"'''"'o i"'e'VH"
Values as high aa $500 In gold have
y ~, ,ouu !" .ne tns's ~. m , IN VIZ
sho,,ln,, ~, Ia, 80 ',,o,,, n,n,tns, no,
4, ~ 80, ,,s,,,,si'., ''''''''' '''''
- ''
Members ~ the Salt Lake stock and
Mining exchange were scheduled for
meeting at O'Clock this afternoon. the
same being called Tor the annual clcc-
tion OF officers.
r.. NJ. ,,,. .,.. ...t,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-28
rur NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Company Incorporated To Develop tn.
Wsshington at trtsco.

The Washington Frisco Mining COM
pany has Just filed articles Of incor-
porntion with the clerk Of beaver coun'
~. The inrorporntorn ar. Allan q.
Washington OF New York. Philo Y.
FnrnHworth. John sharp. James sharp,
Frank ". jennings, Philo .. Farms.
worth. Jr.. and M.ivyn g. Morris 81
Salt Lake. and RUDE Fnrnrworth ana
nm IiantE aud Frisco. The company In
capitalized at 81. 500 divided into $1,000
shares OF n par value OF 20 cents each.
aud the first four named hold 1000
shares each. Frank W. Jennings, James
u. Jennings, 1000 each, u, T. Farms
worth. Jr, and Melvyn G. Morris, 5000
each. and McsErs. Rube Farnaworth
and Phil licntz 10000 each.
The Washngtnn-F Frisco owns ten full
claims In the san Francisco mining
district. lying within a mile OF the
famous Horn silver mine. These con
rlst 81 the Washington mining clnim.
the Washington Nos. :, !, I, : ana 8,
the Cupric, o %. Trnnrcendent and
General Warner Al have been d.
velOped more OF less. but the main work
has been done ON the Washington
proper. which N now the seen. 81
Systematic and vigorous action, good
force being engaged In sinking ana
drifting ON rich ore bodies. The prop
.rty " equipped with a complete hoist
linz plant, air drills, "A boarding house.
bunk house, stables. a blacksmith shop
and all other 1t ceternr necessary In
the operation Of mine. The Washing
ton came 10 the front u year ago. ana
since then has been quietly dcveloplns
into bonanza, from which ore n now
being shipped ayeraglng something like
$50 a ton. The mine IN In good shape.
and those who have examined u pro
nounce II coming diyidend-payer. A.
soon as a board eau be secured the
new company VIII eject an organlza-
ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-28

prices are yielding. rather than Ut Bos.
ton. where great efforts are being 'nnis
TO sustain them, but the go,ais move
ment for heavy weights IL siiil disa,.-
pointing ana comparatively fiow.
Larger orders for light weights keep
many works employed. Sales FOR the
week have been G.603 400 pounds. aud for
four weeks 22ssa, 900 pounds. against
3042l0'o pounds last year and 2G.5i5.60o
for two years ago.
Pig iron has risen at Chicago be-
cause Of high frclghts from the south,
ana at Plttsburg a share for Bessemer
and grey forge. because OF growing de-
mand. hut for the moment the riss u
per cent In pig " exceeded by tho
rise Of , per cent In products The
pressure for many products IL ruch
that the works are able to mako their
own quotations, and rails and bars at
Pittsbiirg aud wire nails have slightly
advanced. The demand IL heavy in all
lines covering 10000 tons NJ rails IN ono
contract for southwestern road and
many ~ smaller quantity ~ 5000 tons
uf bars. and many Tor "a less uunntity
covering 1900 steel ears fnr the Hniti-
more & ohio, with other ship anil feis-
ccllaueous contracts. numerous bridge
contracts with one pending from Cana
ia and others FROM all pnr'F ~ tho
world. 1000 tons sheets at Pittabufg.
with heavy business elsewhere and u
general demand never surpassed. Nniis
are advanced by the combination. pipe
works are crowded. with negotiations
IN progress in Pittshutr FOR their con
solidntlun, az also IN bridge building.
wheat has risen , cents. with much
buying. based On extraordinary cS-
ports from Atlantic ports FOR the wcels.
Hour Included. 3.Ni1.s0i bushels. ugnlrFt
2H1i.lli bushels last year. from Pacific
ports 7ll.2-5 bushels against i.is0.ss.
last week, and from other ports. ift. iii.
In four weeks the exports FROM both
coasts have been it.G1i.0Sa bushels,
nEainst iG.iis.a2j busheia last year Re-
ports NJ injury a. winter wheat always
come 90 this season. but count Tor little
when the farmers arr selling heavily
Failures for the week have been 20
In the United states. against Ms last
year and % In Canada. against - last
wear"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-28
nlderrae Mlnlnr Company.

Tho Eidorndo Mining and Milling
company nlcd articles OF Incorporation
with Secretary OF State Hammond to-
day The company was organised ut
Eureka. Juah county. for the purpose
Of a general mining and milling bgrl-
ness. The incorporatnra nrci q. r.
bridges. !. y. Thompson. Thomas
edward. l.. r. jacobs. II. ~. iiolE-
hclmcr. ana w. AlRtncld. The capital
stock !. $4,000. there are 10000 rharcs
nj 10 scntr per share; the treasury
stock II 20, 600 shnrcn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-28
OMAHA LIyu sTOek.

omnhn. Jan. eS.-Cattic-RcceiptH
BOO Market active. nrmi native beef
steers. f0ou 10. western steers. 3.pon
heifcr-. sesGiis: rtockcir ana feeders,
a.soNANs. calves, tcouG.io. bulls and
stngr. . SNI 400.
Hoga-I,ccclpts. 600. Market &c.
higher. Heavy, a6iitGa1S. mixed.
3GsTas0: iight. aiiHa.Gs; pigs. a.ooH
$50. bulk of sales. aGsna7o.
Shecp-lteccipta 500. Market steady.
native muttonn. a.t0fia2si westerns,
lGoMl.0n. l.mba. i.00l Aun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-28
Cendlilen eI The Your Ace..

The new hoist at the -Four Aces II
running rplcndiliy. and Superintendent
Murphy has everything IN finc condi-
ton. the latest convenience being a
change room. with hot ana cold water.
for the accommodation N the men. The
SHAFT has been cleaned out and stations
are being cut on the 600. 900 and 600
levels. A. soon nH this work II CONF
plcted and some necessary timbering
" done. the mine win be In shape for
the extraction ~ orr, ana when that
time arrives Mr. Murphy will put about
forty men TO breaking down the SPLEEN
did bodies that have been blocked out
on every level. The mine has been COM
nectcd with the Picnic, which IL also In
splendid condition,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-28

PRODUCE
Chicago. Jan. sS.-May wheat opened
Mt 5S.Gis. yielded 10 ssa. advanced To
1h.1N.
Wheat May. 57N; July. 5iE.
corn-Ian.. 49, May. ashIii.
onts-Ian.. "a. May. sgisdt..
Pork Jan. 10 o.. May. 1900.
Iglbs-Jnn., 80; May, 5.s6.
I.ard-Jan.. $50. May. i.ps.
Wheat-No. rcd. 20. No. Z. 1iu5si
No. : hard. 70u5ei No 3. SsU,i. No. I
northern spring. 5s6 7G,t; No. : northern
spring. san1i.
cofn-No. ?. a5,s. No Q. ss,..
Oats-No. 9. a. No. ssiA.
Haflcy--i21si.
1tyc-ssL.
Timothy 40.
IluN.1 "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-28

Another Camp Floyd property has
been added 10 the list of fayprlter on
the stock exchange This ~ the Nom
arch group OF i've claims lying ON the
north side ~ Siivcrado canyon. adIoln-
ing the Gold Hug 4 SHAFT N being
sunk on the property and at a depth Of
NJ feet vein ~ dccomposed quartz,
carrying gold values, was tapped. Tho
ground Is In good locality, lying be-
tween the Chloride Point aud the Cedar
the Gold bug, On which good milling
ore IN now being blocked out. and on
which Il N probable a mill win be
erected this season. From the way in,
vestors have been running after the
stock, Il IL evident that great faith Ia
nut In the ground,