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washington. Alexandria
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Mount Vernon Railway

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Psrsels carried on all trains. Baggage checked
xESpress To ST. Asaph only. zro Arlington
only. j. CofYIN s,rpcrinseud~nt
q. e ABBOT. Pressdens. myi-tf
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FOR RENT-TYPEwRITERs.

FOR RENT-TypewriteEs at special prices. with
privilege OF purchase; standard makes. uni
versai key board; best grade ribbons So per
dozen; come in and do your typewriting; terms
moderate NEWMAN'S GIL 7th st. iys-Smos
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sTEAslBoATs.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Co.

- Every day In the year sor Nozfolk. Nsw-
- port News and al poirts south bY the
- superb. pcwerfsi sfeei rsssre stssEsers
- Newport News s'NarsoIk." and W an
- ington' the soiiowiuE assiulrs
~ Nssingtou. 30 tss= Ls. fortssnscsh-s ~ ru
~ A'esaHsfrfs.. T.yo pm i-x Norfuss -. 51sS psa
AZ r. Monroe % am Ix. It Monroe a.fs pm
A. Norioik- -....s:BG sfr Ar Alezasarla SD arz
AT fortsznouth.s:ss am Ar. washiAsfcn. 90 am
Tickets sx;e at ST Pcna- avr.. y snd
y. uekss oftes. 6lg Penn ave. aud corner
Issa 81 and n Y. ave-, C. q o. tickes Of
- nSes. AZ Si2 Pens- ave aEd 90 ftth 81
- . A l. Ticket Ofice. IsS4 n. y. ave. aad
- on heard steamers
80 fcr iarther iRforfnatica spniy 81 gen
ssai Offices 7th st. wharf. Mash d Z
- Phone $50
no2s-u JOHN cALLAHAs. General Manages
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WALL PAPER.

PAPERFANGING AND PAINTING-Rooms pa
pered Sis up; latest designs; finest work
HUNT, 467 C St NV. aul2-It
YOU SURELY WON'T have to dip very deep
in YOUR bank account to pay bill when
we paper your Foonls Only = up-aRd we give
YOU new. rich, beautiful paper and finest work
that skill can do +. C. NOLTE, $40 9th a.
No BRANCH. aul2-H
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FOR EXCHANGE
FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-one OF the most desirable furnished
houses Of IL rooms and fine cellar in Chevy
Chase, Nd, until November December L; occu-
pants going abroad; house be seen between
and p. m. Address NJ, 10 Lenox St, Chevy
Chase, Md. aul2-St
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FOR SALE-EoUSEs.
FOR sALE-SoRTnwEsr.

FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
FOR SALE-Two brick houses with water and
sewer; rented at SC each Sl,075 for both;
snap; 500 cash. balance IS per month. JOHN
+. DON0H0E & son. 30S f. Capitol st. au11-5t
FOR sALE-s2os 18th ST., Ingleside; lot 50x14O;
8-room frame; modern conveniences; stable
and carriage-house for double team newly painted
and repaired; key 1905 18th st. Apply TO owner
for price and terms, THoS. w. SMITH, corner
1st st. and Ind. ave. NV. au4-1mo
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Fen nExr-sronr AND CELLAR.

For RENT-Large store and cellar: 500 18th
ST.; only s27.5s per month w. P. NET
CALF, I4l0 st. na25-tfem
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.

COLLEGE PARK, MD.--It located between two
large cities, miles from the Capitol; its
State college and other schools; affords unusual
advantages to suburban homeseekers with its two
railways and other attractions. GEORGE W
CALVERT, College Park, Md. au12-3t
COLONIAL BEACH-Completely furnished cot
tage, centrally located, to let for one month,
from August 10; low figures to responsible per.
son. Address B. b. Is, this office. 1t
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TABLE BOARD.


WANTED-A limited number OF persons for table
board; excellent table; home cooking; sI5
per month 12 9th st. ne aus-6t
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
FOR REST-FLATs.
PosToFFIcE NOTICE.

FOR RENT-Flat of rooms. and also furnished
hall room. 1ll6 ST. NV. au11-3t-em
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KfxsISGT0N, MD.-seyeraI large rooms with
board; nlllk, ice. shade garden; reduced
rates remainder season BOX 11s. Kensiugtcn.
sui2-St
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HELP wANrED-FEMALE.

will be inserted for one cent N word
Tor each Insertion.
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Advertisements under this hend
Will be inserted for one cent n word
for each Insertion.
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WANTED Three colored women. four white
women, cooks and chsmbermaids; wages $40
and sl2 MRS. MOORE, Soc @ 81 NV 1t
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B0ARDERs-High. healthfui, shady lawns.
rosclles. churches. fresh vegetables. fruit
MRS BLASDFURD. Clinton, Prince George Co,
Nd II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-29
Messrs. Groesbeck and Paddock
Convey the Alfred Reed Property.
BIG SUIT Is NOW DECIDED.
Nuggets for Psris-Dredrsr for Cupr
Nome Beach News from Bcsvcr
Lake District.

Tho deeds were signed today which
convey from the original owners, VII.
liam Groesbeck and 4. q. Paddock. to
the Alfred Reed Mining company about
80 acres OF mineral land in Alta. or
this amount the company has a clear
title to co acres. while about 20 acres
have been SECURED under lease and
bond. The property was located and
worked In the early eos by Messrr.
Groesbcck and Paddock. who as early
rs a took out rs much AS $500 per day
with three men. The ore. MIR. Paddock
snys,runs hish In silver and lcad-about
- per cent OF the latter and upwards
OF 40 ounces OF the white metal per
ton. From one short tunnel on the
Robert Moore claim II IL stated that
over $1,000 was taken out In the early
days. Besides the above claims the
company owns eight city lots In Alta.
which VIII be used as dump. The
mouth OF the tunnel In close to the
trnmway. and no great expense " in
CURED Ia getting the ore to the market.
The claims ndJoin the celebrated Flag
stan property. The shaft IL now
down 100 feet and the work ON II VIII
be continued, and at the same time the
3O0-foot tunnel viii be pushed In to-
wards the biz ore obdlcs that II II be-
licve extend from the Flagstaff prop
erty. About foot OF ore IL now In
the face OF the tunnel, and Mr.. Paddock
says he could ship ore In four days II
necessary. Messrs. Groesbcck and
Paddock own half OF the stock OF the
company. the rest being divided among
T. H. Jones, l.. J. Conway. W. T. Bar
nett. W. T.. Lynn and +. L. Wilson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-29
FROM HEAVIER LAKE.
Much Activity In Disirlct-Doubic tom
psrtment shaft gu New Year Group

Mr. l.. NJ. Morrison Ia In the city
from the Frisco and Beaver Lake min
ins districts and reports n great deal
or activity In that section OF the State
About thirteen men are working ON he
old New Year group. now operated
by the Black Bird Copper company. The
claims lie about 10 miles north Of the
Horn Silver. A double compartment
shaft IL now about $40 feet down and
the Indications are that paying prop
criy VIII be developed there In time
There u big outcrop on the surface
ana the present force OF men are en-.
papcd In opening up the claims In which
exist.
A fine surface showing also exist on
the Wasatch group In Beaver Lake dis.
trlct. Good gold. silver and load
values have been obtained and The
management IL engaged at present In
running n tunnel TO catch the vein at
q vertical depth Of 100 feet. The rock
In the face OF the tunnel liz said To bc
heavily minerallzcd and every conf
dence II felt that the vein goes down
and carries better values than ut the
surface.
Some claims adjoining the o. X. mine
are being worked with the intention or
sinking n aOO-foot shaft. work on which
mas recently been commenced. Some
good copper ore was also obtained "A
short time ago In Copper Mountain.
where large contact vein exists trace.
able on the surface for distance OF
400 or 800 yards
II IL principally eastern capital that
u developing the properties mentioned
Mr.. Morrison states that he has nayer
been very successful In securing home
capital TO oprn up or develop any Of
Utah's mineral sources.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-29
DEsERET EVENING NEWS. FRIDAY, DECEMBER %, 1899.

Nevada. have Just been tested which
show the presence OF 1900 In gold per
ton.
Mr. sam Mcintyre reached town to-
day. Nothing could be learned about
the expected Mammoth dividend at
press time.
The directors OF the Swansea will
meet tomorrow when II Is expected
that the usual monthly dividend OF &c.
900 Will be posted.
a. IIanaucr. Jr.. president OF the
Northern Light Extension. Is expected
home from Boston. New York and other
eastern points ON Sunday.
John sharp Is visiting the Bunker
ilill OF Stockton today. There are ru-
mors OF n change taking place at the
property.
The work OF prosecuting to the vein
is going on at the bingham city Cop
per and Slate company's property in the
face OF the most encouraging condl-
tlona.
The Conklln sampler reports two cars
OF ore from Grand Gulch Arizona to-
day. Some very interesting assay re-
turns are promised from this consign-
mcnt OF copper ore.
G. II. Alien states that the Ccntcn-
nial-Eureka and the United States Min
Ing Company are separate and distinct
corporations
Preparations for the coming fray are
being made by the South swansea pco-
pie. E,P.Jennings has started the exam
lnhtion OF the workings In the obsencc
OF MIR. NELL In Boston.
Messra. A. y. wiaht and William s.
Johnson, OF Colorado. are inycatIratinc
the copper plant north OF the city
owned by Lowissohn Bros. OF New
York. just what Is Ia the wind has
not been learned.
a number OF favorable comments
were heard today on the neatness and
legiblllty with which Horace Altrce
wrote up the days business ON the
boards OF the Salt Lake Stock and MIN
Exchange.
Glen uothwcll IA back from, tho q.c-
ramento nnd renorts evorv,bine iooi,In,,
well at the mine. IL ia Estimated ,hnf
not more than per cent OF the ore in
sight In one vein has been extracted.
The mine will not enter the dividend
list again until everything Ia In first
class shape.
The Lower Mammo,b ,,oc,,bo,dcr.
are hot ON tho trail ~ varn,,,r 1000,
whom they accuse Of usina phc cnnner
strike 10 Initiate and denr"s. ,ha ~
on tho exchange in o,,ier tn ,naL"
money. n hi ouits IILaiy No, NJ
Joacph will bo reiieyad n, Tho nana,i.,.
on January SIN ''s
p.a.t1.,
>,i.a,,n D., ~; WOOD, and
,hs ',sluvnt , " u WILSON, OF
cnai Nvg o,Eahi@.u utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-29
iEYSER-MARI0N Is WEAKER
DAILY IL Traded In Golden Eagle De-
ciininr-Dsiy- west Lower->'"r
Con. n Little Stronger
TODAYS METALS:
SILVER 59I
LEAD. sLt5
CASTING COPPER i5I

aircs After a week OF holiday business. or.
mon In other words a week OF low averages
ives, md small totals. the Salt Lake Stock
take and Mining Exchange adjourned today
for until January snd. The entrance upon
che the new year II is hoped win restore
tori the somewhat demorallzcd tone OF the
win local stock market and set u pace akin
gen to that OF year ago Many would like
pro. TO see II. but number OF the con~erva-
MN tive ones are not anticipating many I'D.
ON vances like those Of last winter
KIN Signs OF weakness are seen today
the In "a few stocks while Lower Mammoth
mn at 80 and Sacramento at 10. may be
ore said TO be stationary.
Star Consolidated advanced to %.
COW while Omaha was traded IN at 9A and
W., Geyser Marion was handed out az 20.
cul Daly-West fell back TO 1901 and
cot Northern Light rcccded to 10
SCI Bowers Extension hangs around and
u Little Pittsbufg found buyers at AZ,
tat while Golden Eagle was dropped at A..
~ and Bunker HIN at "a.
yvc DAILY let 20 200 at LIS. Eagle and
.h' Blue Bell loosencd up 100 at Ia and
IN 1000 Little Chief brought 5h. showers
IN, Consolidated went at 5sA.
eo' Quotations were posted as follows:
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the run for which Il was started up
N Dec. ! closed down on the 10Th In.
tnnt. ana Notwithstanding the weather
Turing this time was most unfavorablc
" the best results, we understand the
Ntroction Just about doubled the cx'
cctatlon or the owners. This we are
leased 70 acknowledge for having
ecn the bag containing the omalgam,
We reached the conclusion some very
len ore had been treated and were
informed that the ore treated was that
Just delivered from the dump, ana
was not the rich material. When the
NIL resumes work. Il Ia 20 be on
more extensive scale, and during that
Inc work Will be vigorously prose-
iutcd In the mine.
The force In the mine was recently
increased and ns soon as n place can
DC madc. moro hands are 20 be put on.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-29
Sharp Gains Shown at Opening,
but Disastrous Re-. ction Comes.
SUGAR Is BADLY AFFECTED.
Setback In IDdustrinIs which IL re
sisted Principally by baltimore
a ohio aud the Pmcincs.

Wall Street. New York, Dec. 29.-Thc
market opened with very Irregular
tone. All OF the leading speci i'ics
showed sharp gains on the first trans
actions, put IA tne cahc. ut au-.,r
American tobacco and Brooklyn transit
they were almost entirely wiped out,
sugar falling IL below last night
level. In the railroad list. baltimore Il
ohio preferred showed u gain of ~.
otherwise changes we're fractional ana
maintained.
Considerable activity developed In the
market and prices improved subatan-
tally IN many cases. Sugar came back
10 the opening figures, aud brooklyn
transit hardened point above the best.
other local Issues were up from to ..
In the railway divisions baltimore n
ohio led In point OF animation with .
points appreciation. The market WINS
broad ana stocks were taken with con.
ndencc.
Realizations In the high priced In
duatrials caused u act back near II
O'Clock, but some stocks resisted the
tendency. notably Baltimore x Ohio,
and Union Pacific
The reaction extended 10 ~ In Metro
polltan street railway, about 2 In a
number Of industrials and sharp frac-
ton In the railways. Burllngton's un-
favorable November statement de.
PfHE'H " : pulnW ana lntenAltiel the
weakness OF the grangers. Only few
railroad stocks rcceded below yestcr-
days close.
The bond market was unusually nc
tive with price changes mixed.
MONEY AND BONDS.
New York. Dec. 20. nOon.-M Money on
call per cent Prime mercantile paper
9 per cent.
sterling exchange firm. with actual
buslneEs In bankers bills az iS5Iefia
for demand ana 4.Siik0l.se for 60 days:
posted rates ~ sass ana ASA. COM
merclal bills i.S0hIA.
silver certificates $50.
Bar silver 5gn.
Mexican dollars Az.
Government bonds Irregular; % reg.
i.O2h; 30 reg. i.l0h. o. coupon, 1. 10Y /:
new 4 reg, iS5.; new 4 coupon, 1. 9gl, I:
old " reg. la: old ~ coupon, lit; IS
reg. LiSi. Is coupon. lis.
SUGAR.
New York. Dee. 2s-sugar. raw
steady. Refined quiet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-29
IN FAVOR or PLAINTIFF.
Zig Mining suit Decided In Favor OF
Montana Ore Purchasing Co,

a dispatch from Butte. Mont, states
that Judge Clancy. In the district court
today handed down his decision In the
suit OF the Montana ore Purchasing
Company against the Boston and Mon
tnnh Mining Company, 10 settle owner
ship to certain veins OF copper under
the Rarus and Johnstown claims,
owned by plaintiff. and Pennsylvania
owned by defendants. The decision IL
IN favor OF the plaintiff. The trial OF
the action was before the court without
a Jury and occupied ten weeks. The
Judge has had the case under considern-
tiun two months
The suit Just decided originated In
the United States court here In an nc.
ton by the Boston and Montana
against the Montana ore Purchasing
Company, In which the former sought
to enjoln the defendant and to close
down the workings and 10 recover Judg-
ment for $4,000, The Ore Purchasing
Company then instituted a counter
suit, that has Just been decided. claim
linz ownership OF nll OF the ore bodies
In controversy and OF other ore bodies
which had not been previously mined
upon by II.
The original suit OF the Boston and
Montana FOR damages was dismissed
by the United States Court Of Appeals
for lack OF Jurisdiction. after an In
Junction had been pending for about It
year against the ore purchasing com.
pany,
a new suit was Immediately inati-
tuted In the United States Circuit court
In which the Boston and Montana com
pany insisted upon the Jurisdiction OF
the Federal court; and Injunction wns
again GRANTED and this suit was ngnln
dismissed by the Circuit court OF np.
pcnls. leaving pending upon the docket
nA the only suit involving the proprle-
torship Of the ore bodies In question, the
suit which was decided today.
The orc purchasing people oontended
In this action for nm east-and- west
vein system apoSlng In their ground.
and the Boaton and Montana people
contended. on the other side, for a
north -nnd-south VEIN which would cut
on the rights OF the ore purchasing
company 90 follow the veins from their
nneNes upon the dip to the south,
II In said the trial and preparation
for trial In DEVELOPMENT work repre-
scented an expenditure Of over $500. 900
The case viii be carried 10 the Supreme
court NJ the State Cor review and pos.
Hlbly To the Supreme court OF tho
United States.
Attorneys OF tho plaintiff say tile de-
clsion Will be followed AT once by suits
for about million and half damages
for losses sustained by reason OF work
being stopped while the Boston ana
Montana injunction was pending. II
Is also stated that rs soon as Revoral
lateral points are settled work will be
started on the veins so long In dispute
ana 800 men be put TO work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-29
CmIrAGn LINn srnrK.

Chicago, Dee. 29.-Cattle- Receipts.
5000, Five cents higher for better
grades and Texans. butchers stock.
tanners active. strong. Etockers and
feeders. steady; beeves. fOO0G50: cows.
300ni.5O; heifers, 3.o0nisb; Gamers.
s.00d300; stockers and feeders, 9OOa
40; Texas fed beeves. i2505.35
Hogs-l,ecelps today. 26OOO tomor-
row. 5000; left over. 1900. Active.
mostly Q cents higher, top AS: mixed
and butchers, i.lOuttb, good to choice
heavy. i,2Oni45; rough heavy. iO5u
400 light. i,O50i.3Ih bulk OF sales.
i250i.35.
western wethcrs. 4.2Oai70; lambs, slow,
shade easier; native. i0OU5.S5. west
crn, biOI5.55.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-29
BoNASzA ourrur.
VIII be bigger Tbsn Ever This Month
ore 10 of Richer Quality.

II Ia reliably stated that the Dcccm-
Der output OF the Bonanza mine VIII
Dc the greatest In the history OF that
great producing property. which In
one Instance not long since cleaned w
IN one month nearly 100000.
As an assurance that all previous
records OF this mine VIII be cclipscd
this month. II IN known that the ore
bodies which have furnished the mill
Tor wceita past are ms rich OF richer
than over were uncovered IN the mine.
certainly more extensive.
This rich ore IL from the 70O-foot
level and IL proof u the fact that tho
ore Veins In the bonanza increase In
width and richness as depth IL at
tAIned.-llaker CITY Democrnt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-29
nLuE nInD EXTENSION.
Annual Meeting Held -Gs.oiioe uoi.t aud
Pump ordered.

The annual meeting OF the Blue Bird
Extension Mining company was held
Yesterday afternoon, az which the fol-
LOWING officers were chosen to serve for
the cnsulTs year: e. l.. Hudson was
appointed g.clldcnt. W. II. Simmons.
Vice president. and +. G. Dern. secre-
tary and treasurer. Tine other direc-
tors are y. Il. Stewart OF ogden and u.
II. Woodward OF Diamond. a new
gasoline hoist and pump are to be i'm
mcdlltoly Installed. The pumping In
the New Klondlke drained the property
10 u depth OF II feet below the old
worlinss. but when that depth was
reached a few weeks ago. the water was
again tapped and the present decision
has been made imperative. The com.
pany has $1,000 In the treasury and al
90 1900 shares OF stock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-29
NEWS FROM srArrIINE.
Strike In Crown Point -Especistlons More
Than Realized NJ the johnny.

The recent sensational strike which
for some days past has Kept every one
guessing. says the De Lamar Messen.
ger has turned out 10 be In the
Grown Point, eitunted about three
fourths Of mile above town and III
roctly between the Johnny and the
Surnower
The ophlr made a shipment OF high.
grade ore TO the Salt Lake market, this
morning, that will omen the eyes OF the
Salt Lake "eNnerts" and with the
opening NJ spring this section Will in
vlte bigger fish than can he found In
the Salt Lake pond, and the would be
mining men OF Zion. who come this
way under the false colors OF capital
lists ought TO bag their heads.
The Johnny mill having completed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-29
COLORADO FurL a iRoS co.
solicitor General bartlett in.tiiut.s Quo
wsrrsnto Proceeding. Against Company.

Santa Fee. y. NJ. Dec. 29.-solicltor
General Bartlett has brought quo war
rnnto proceedings against the Colorado
Fuel n Iron Company. and the Colorado
supply Company. and Judge McFic II
sued summons for the company to APP
pear January 10. to show cause why
writ OF custer should not be Issued
prohibiting the companies from oper.
ating In New Mexico. The bill OF com
plant AYERS that neither OF the com
panies filcd incorporation papers or
paid Incorporation fees In the territorial
secretary's office nor appointed a local
agent upon whom process can be served
as the New Mexico statutes require.
The supply company has a supply store
at Madrid and the fuel and iron COM
pany IL operating the mines near
cyrallis and Madrid IL recently pur-
chased. II Is asserted that the sup
ply company Is merely a part of the
fuel and Iron company. and that the
latter issues scrip or orders payable
at the company's store. a procedure
which II strictly forbidden by New
Mexico statutes. II II also stated that
the coal and iron Is In coal trust
which II the cause OF the coal famine
In New Mexico towns
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-29

Omaha. Dec. 9.-Cattle-Rccelpts,
1900 Market active. strong Naive
beef steers, ilOG5s0 western steers.
aaOGi,75; Texas steers. a.7OIi25. cows
and heiferH. 3.l5Ii2j; tanners ASA
calves, i59d70o; bulls, stagn, etc, 800
Gi25.
Hogs-RccelptH. $500 Market shade
TO 30 higher Heavy, il2i Gi17is;
mixed, i,i5ffi.i7is Hight, iiIismi20:
pigs, i00H AS; bulk OF sales. il5G4lIu..
sheep-licccipts. 5000. Market steady.
Native muttons, iaj@LG0. western
muttons, iOonii0. stock sheep. 915u
i25; lambs, i25Q5.25.
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Company Ia ORGANIZED -- 4 Dredrc with
Wide Keller. to h. ts,d.

Portland. Ore. Dec. GA company
has been organized here TO work the
rich sands on the Cape Nome beach.
under construction for tho purpose.
This drcdgc will run on wide rollers
instead OF being placed ON a barge. The
shaft which carries the dredgc buckets
VIII operate to "A depth Of twelve feet
In the sea water. when storms occur
or when the tide rises. the dredge can
be hauled up and still be enabled to
work In the dry sand. Naptha or kero-
scnc viii be used for fuel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-29
cU,cAoo MARKETS.

Chicago Dec. e9.--May wheat opened
at G9AG y. and was very quiet
Close; Wheat-Dec. Gjn: lay COS !:
July 6S.G7s.
corn-Dcc. 20; May 2s.saA.
oats-Dcc. 20: May 23Nl..
Pork-Dec. $50. May lOi5h.
Lard-Dec. $50: May 5.S2..
Rlhs-Dec. 5.a2h: May 5.55.
Cash; Wheat-No. red. 6sisQG9: No.
red GiIG1, No. 2 hard winter G5is: No.
hard winter cOGGi; No, northern
spring 61hG5sh. No. northern spring
5iUGsa. No. . spring G0IG7
Corn-No. 2, SON 90, 3. 3Ois.
Ryc-5O.
Barloy-36Ii5.
Tlmothy-2.ij.
FlaN-i.igia.