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The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-02-25
FOREMOST OF THE YOUNGER
POETS.

If Richard Hovey were an English
nan he would probably be exploited
in a number of our magazines. AS he
is an American, his boom is small:
but he can afford to bide his time,
From an article in the December Book
man some facts about his life are
gained. He was born in Bloomington.
Ill, "a years ago, but he spent his
boyhood in Washington and in Andov-
er, Mass. He was graduated from
Dartmouth college, and for the last
twelve years has divided his time be-
tween New York and Washington. Two
years he spent in Paris, where he was
Intimate with Stephane Mallarme and
Maurice Maeterlinck, the Belgian mys-
tic. He translated Maeterlinck's PLAYS
and his version was so faithful that i,
reproduced much of the charm of the
original. Hovey's best work is the
trilogy on Launcelot and Guinevere,
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-02-25

The Fool-Won-
der what it means
by the expression
lighting blood up
in arms?
The Fa t h e r.
Walking the baby,
/ guess.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-02-25

Mrs. Carper-Be-
fore we were mar
ried you said I was
the only woman in
the world.
Mr.. Carper - Yes,
and I u have be-
lieved it.!
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-02-25

The n who will be found in trial
capable of great acts of love is ever
the one who is always doing consider
ete smaE ones.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-02-25

Hodge - What a
cold, naughty girl
that %sculptress Isl
Podge-Her heart
aus be in her
work.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-02-25

first time in my life, and I've had pal
pitation of the heart ever since
Detroit Journal.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-02-25

Don't tender advice until you find
out what particular kind is wanted.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-02-25
TOOK TO MIR. BRYAN.
JAPANESE BOY WHO SOUGHT
THE SILVER LEADER.

story of His Travels Over Land and Sea
In Quest of L~earning-Has Been Ad-
mitted to University of Nebraska.-Is
a Bright Youth.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-02-25
ALTOGETHER A NEW USE FOR A STOVE PIPE

j o n e S-That'S
what I call adding
insult to injury.
Johnson What's
that?
Jones - When q
baby takes up a
whole seat in a
crowded car and
then begins to cry,
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-02-25
HAILED FROM YORK.
\ NEW METHOD IN POKER rii..T
WORKED,

Man Who Always Told HIS Hand
Friend of Henry Drane Had a Pecul-
lar Habit and He vouched for h
T~ruthfulness of 1t.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-11-04

Under and by virtue Of the provision. oC
q last win and testamen u Mary a H05.
bier, deceased. ], undersigned Charles
j. BrOcHway, a. the administrator offaer-.
tate Of Mary A. HibbIer, cum testauanf0
annrzo, win sell at public outcry 10 the
hghe-t bidder for cash IN front Of the court
house door 10 tho towr Of Macon, Miss, on
Monday the 9TH day Of Do smber, 1853
between theusu. hours Of sheriff. ssFa-.
all The right title aud interest ownaa
said estate 10 ana 70 me following re- ~
tate situated % CookglIIs, Soxubse 10 d.
II, Alss "a, ioInH., to-uIt:
tofihwf.t quarter n north vest quarter
" .ertI1n 10. township -. range 70 st.f.
including e,,dtnse .Dls and 2. b.1es l..
sqgsTe q .1t' 3 and 8. In block !. square r
md steam Mill. yin and boiler ap1 c1a.-
pste outfit aaa fixtures.
CHAk ~ j RROCKWAY.
AImiIIstfatpF 1f Efsfe n NarY Hlga.rr
dscsasaI. cum t-stamsHtD sDaez1.
GS7t1
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-11-04

D-z-,-Cl.c5sr u, a. Paris. Texas, Z
Dickinson. Several years ago ne mar
Miss Annie Davis, who has many
friends and relatives in Noxubee who
sYmpathize with her in her bereaye-
ment She is a cousin Of Hon j. r.
DinsmOre
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-11-04
Cham beflhin'n Pain Balm CHfeA
Othefh. WIZ not Ynu.

My wife has beeb usinq Characteristic 4,
Pain Balm, with god RENTS IN &
lame shoulder that has painfd hsr elt
iinually for nine years We have tned
al kinds " medicines ana doelqe with
oni receiving my benefit from my IT
them Ono day W. ehw m ndyenie
ment Of This medicine and thought N
trying It. which we did with fhe bessl ~
satisfaction. Ahe has used only one bot
tle and her shoulder IL almost we'll.
Adolf 4, Mllott. Manchester. N. II.
For sale by 4 y Mafphey and o r.
Hamilton.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-11-04

Ian luufyt =lHla- IN ~. T.a--
a1-na- lagauar1naL . II IL. -a's
ls,r -.axlar- I'll, va .a-T ---i
I'm leaG H--Icx : .-.ga III Az - r4a
ar eng 1le Il e1a-.-a = T4s
~ az .dcar-Cc1r- s.lt Y. 11ts--
4Ga1c an ,u1ar ve-- --.-s u axe HIN
.or-. os .GEl1 - 1-.7s3
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-11-04
CUTrlsSIuNER's SALE,

re STATE Of Ai.,issippi, Noxubee County.
TX Parte
No 10. ys. In Cbanc. ~.
" h. Alexander.
II pursuance n a final decree rendered
2 tas a5oy'--tated cause Al the October
-rm, A. d.. 1895, OF the Court aforesaid
dated October 10th, A. D.. 1895, the under
Al ned Commissioner 10 said cause appoint
Cd, will, on
Monday the 9Th day Of November, A. D. 1893
in 'front.' Of the door Of the Court House in
The town Of Macon, in said county, within
legal hours proceed to sell at public oujcrv
70 the bigL est and best bidder. the follow.
Ing described real estate, living ard being
situated in sand county and state, to-wit
East half lot /, fractional block A. town
Of Macon,
Terms Of sale. Cash.
The title to the aboYe-described property
ls believed TO b. PEI lect, but shall convey
only such title as vest,in me bv virtue OF
SAID final decree, CHAS. HARDIN.
Oct blh, lS99. Commissioner
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-11-04
-lec y sr-la1 sele.sra d A.,-ca

tec y 3r-1iB1 1ClC.era q A.,-Ga
Capt -snuisGn veil uava
Sd spse +.-ca ~ saumalf.r u ne
.cr-ea That -aDr1rsd 4e slncua -.Gei
5a-sae .lGsr taGa II Wv 4. .ls
's1m sr7larZ Eecnaala be p-.ea
h@t,ra ttar1nZ n the lat a1alz1a
br1ZAt a quantity II Chamberlain z
Collie Cholera and Dlarraoea kemedy.
which used myself when troubled viii
bowel complaint and had it given 10 my
men, and in every Gaze it proved most
beneficial = For sale by T $. Muir
phey aud o. f. Hamilton.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-11-04

All parties are hereby notified not to
pay or TRADE for the following compress
warehouse receipts No. 1865, VT 40
lbs., 1866 5ls lbs; 1857, VT, 51s lbs.
Lost On Nov lat A. II. COopER.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-11-04

a.~ar 'arag Tu-a AMI s5.r-g
-aE sgre.tcf-s 1T Jest manu- l,.s5.-.,g Z
s---sr ARA Lgg 4 are taHer--t-- =
..GgEa Iuu .-ye.-~ h : E.-- !.
'ng-- ,iIsisa 1gr ne ,aan
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-19
WILL RESUME
ON THE MORGAN
ADJ0INS THE DALY-WEST
Centennial ssp'nn ut alta to he OPEN
ed Up Scheme To Advertise
Utah Mines.

Urged on by the seemingly excellent
future awaiting the mines of Park
city. the owners OF The Morgan. al
Joining the Daly aud Daly West. have
practically agreed upon 10 resumption
OF operations. II being thc Intention to
open up this properly aud place II Ia
n fair way to compete with its more
renowned nelghbors IN the production
OF ore. and the payment ~ profits to
those Interested.
This much was decided upon at the
annual election of directors held Va
this city last evening az which time
McasrF. ~. g. Chamber. John !. DAILY.
". II. Walker. james ~. Muyir. j. u.
Walker. Jr.. Henry Dlnwupilcy and
Ezra ThompH1n wore given places on
the board. These mon viii hold ID meet
inR quito soon at which oflcrra viii b"
elected. ana wncn. IL in believed, u
regular policy for future work viii be-
outlined, and orders irsued 10 take
up development whore IL was ict on
some time ago.
The Morgan is n ailyor.lend PROPOSE.
ton. and NJ far 90 developed has given
great encouragement a. those con-
ccfnri. Lying nH u does. enntlrtirun
to properties that have won rcnnwn
aa producers. u has every chance ~
developing Into a bonanza of tho first
order. and with such men AZ those
above named nt IL head. the fnndprt
expectations Of all concerned doubtless
VIII he realized.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-19
LOCAL rlARKETS.

Salt Lake city, Utah. Jan. 10. 1909,
POULTRY.
uolow nrc ,gbole.nic i,,vtng n,ure.
ON poultry. butter. eggs end choose. The
,r,'
iii "s "enlan , ~ poul,ry
n n n,,,,,r,' ,i.o apou sasn Wy,
,'l.'hsn pnul.rg ufnWn, WIN nrhus ana
, ,.e, ON, orlns ns"''" ~ ''''o"'' -.
Turkeys. per lb ........... .......... ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-19
BOOM ON IN
MINING STOCKS.
Terrific Trading in the Pit Of the
Exchange Today.
NO BETTER RECORD MADE.
islg nssiness In Esuie. Pour Ace.
Lower ~. namo,b aud Howcr-
Extension.

II took nearly $4,000 to settle for
rtocks sold In the pit today. the brok-
ers belng 10 enthusiastic IN their deal
ings Az to bring about sales amounting
60 1850 shares. Roughly guessing
the day was perhaps the biggest In the
history OF the Institution SO far ~
values are concerned. while Ia point of
volume OF business. II was not far be-
hind any OF Its predecessors. Stocks of
higher order demanded good figures
aud not them, while small speculative
fccuritica were also freely dealt In. most
u these figuring In the trading at very
respectable quotations.
TO begin with. DAILY threw out 100
shares at 500. while Daisy followed
With sales at 5eia cents. this price cap
turing 300 shares and one tribe lower
landing 200 shares. Eagle benfltod by
its recent strike and registered an nd
vance. the stock finding takers up TO
~ cents and closing with ready bid
~ gsA. while -Four Aces followed az
yesterdays figures and did business ON
ibis basis with sales for future dcliv-
ely at 81 and g. cents. Gcyaer- Marion
Mammoth fiew upward the stock max
Ing transfers up to 70 cents and closing
With "A bid OF 20. Northern Light was
nctivc close 10 "a dollar. the stock hav-
night-nlthoush for what reason N
ing advanced wonderfully during the
not known. Tho stock closed strong
there being bid OF % ccnta. Sunshine
was dealt In at ca cents. while silver
King dropped 90 shares nt $40 share
and Utah. for declaring n dividend. did
business above "A dollar and remained In
good demand nt yi.02h.
In III" unlisted stocks trading was
equally active. with Bullion Heck Tun-
nci the first seller. 1000 shares going Mt
) cents. Then came brisk business In
Dexter az t3.ss. while Eagle and Blue
licll sold nt g.. Emerald M iaA cents,
Golden Eagle ut ~. Homcrtakc at
ana Hercules between ~ aud n cents.
Joe bowers Extension was In popular
demand at advancing figures and Little
lfttshurg added materially TO the trad.
ing IN transfers at from ~ 10 lgis cents
"a share. May Day contributed an odd
hundred NJ 80 cents while Manhattan,
a new ono, mnd. It's appearance. and
for Its close proximity 10 the Lower
Mammoth sold at ~ and cents. this
remark. however. rejecting In no wise
on the property last mentioned. Min
ME sold between : ana . cents and
1uchmond Anaconda between : and \.
while rwnnrcn was dealt In at t322ts,
South swansea a, tigi. and star con,
nolidatcd mt si.si. The other sellers
were showers Consolidated. Success,
Yea swan. Sunbeam and Nnieo. each
and every on. being accorded ratisfac-
tory recognition.
The closing figures were M follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-19
yERMoyTs ABANDONED FARMS.



After trying In vain to secure the
occupation OF Us abandoned farms by
foreign colonization. Vermont has
found tho most satisfactory solution
OF the problem 10 bc the advertising OF
the existence OF these lands In such a
manner az to attract the attention of
vigorous and thorough young farmers
who are not afraid 10 work. The num-
ber OF deserted farms In this state has
been materially reduced IN this man.
ner. and at comparatively small ex-
ptnse; ANA now that an sections OF tho
country are known 20 be similarly az
iiloted NO state need hesitate to advcr.
tlse boldly To the world that Il has "A
number OF abandoned farms which can
be purchased cheap, II, indode, they
cannot he had Tor the asking. In the
meantime farms VIII continue TO be
abandoned farms some philosopher dis
covers how 10 stop people from leav-
INK the rural districts for the cities.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-19
A SPLENDID SHOWING.
Report Of city Attorney for i898-An
Injustice Done Assistant Attorney.

/
The friends OF Assistant Attorney
G. IL. Stewart feel TINT nm Intustic. was
| -. -, a, -, -, =. =,
~" ~ w. ''''"'''" =" ""'''s'
NO., p,t-,. -. r',''-
~" -" ~ i"'Hu"g h'k"'
/ COUNCIL meeting. IN the city attor-
ncyh report for the y.nr 1888. which
has u,s, hc.n .,,nn,t,,.a 30 No..
r,,., ..,-,,', l,,, 49,
,,n,ns, , sp,.nu,n showing maze
NV, sn I,ne.N uienlt upon both Mr.
hu, anu hlr a,hlhuiht. Much OF the
H. s, nas r,h..u up.n ,hr sn1ulhein coz
80 S.'NMt Hhu y" ,h"s' ihtnlual WIN
Nv e'.. ninlts known that ne mas
"n un.,iinE ~ nv oloih IN LOOMING
"','s nuhis,ph, Jaw matters.
-u',hlu OF unc year hurlhesH' hr
nh"Wn ~ 'ty Attorney HAIRS report
~ i"''"Wsi
Amount Of damages sued for
IA divers pCtlonA against
III" city, prior to January
llAss :. =. .. {" $780,. ..te6a. sis o.
During tho year ending jan
unry ]. 1888. the amount OF
damages sued for la divers
actions against tho city
was O., :. 49,. =. :. =. ...... 81, 800, 20
--
Total q. :, E. =. 80. =. $3.50. $50, ~
tho year isss. 5o these
The total anoun, OF JadF-
city Tor the year iSaS. was. n.t;a.ia
schedule "a. IA N liz, q, 49,. ,t.,...,
tried before the Hon y. l.. Williams.
referee. aud The Hon, George Goodwin.
jug" pro tnii., IN which was Involved
the sum OF Nlsi,0N9.2 20
sehnn.,o " llst or hneen eases
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-19
10 Ad,rril.r tl,ah NIln...

on the regular call today. members of
the eSchnng" voted "a sustain W. ~
Wnntland Ia his efforts To- produce "
map of the Tlntic and Mercur districts.
revised and re-arfanged to date. for
general distribution throughout the
sections N country IN which there IN an
Interest In Utah mining. This mnvr-
mont N prompted by the existing de-
mand. from outside points. fot infurina-
tion concerning the mines. their lucn-
ton. etc. and particularly those looked
upon as good Investments. Mr.. Want
land proposes tu got up u work N art,
and one that viii be reif-eNpianntory.
and 60 got subscriptions win be- assisted
by committee ~ I'VE 10 be appointed
by the governing board Of the cN-
change.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-19
rmr crSrrN>I,L.ruu,.
Work 90 he H..nmsd on one of Aua's
Promising rrop.rtiss.

'""'@f'A ff"lffftNA
Nestled mid the Hnuw.cappcd penka
OF the totonwoodH. In tho uldstit
producing camp OF Alta. ~ the Centcn-
NAL Emma mine. the stockholders ~
which held meeting In this city last
evening. AZ II the company'H articles
OF Incorporation were 90 amended ~ 20
incrcas" the number 81 shares from
100000 90 $4,000. ana tu reduce the par
value Of shares from g. to = each.
Following the transaction 81 this buHi-
ness. the directors met and decided to
put 5000 rhnrrR In the treasury ua u
working capital. at the same time nu-
thorlzlnR the rale thereof, thus bringing
To- light u deal which carried on 1900
shares Immediately.
The centcnniai-Emmaa dioins the fn-
nous old Emma ON the southeast. The
ground II all patented aud In good con-
ditlon. and II n the intention ~ the
company 20 resume operations NJ once.
IN order to put the mine on paying
haslA. To this end a contract win b.
let and work taken up IN the SHAFT.
which has already attained q depth ~
40 feet and at which point thcfc II
large body ~ soft Iron ore mixed with
lead ana carrying some silver. The
property II also provided with a tunnel
between 900 and 40 feet long. through
which thorouEh exploration viii be-
pushed. that the mines value may be-
fully demonstrated. Work will be- ~
sumed Just as soon ns meteorological
conditions VIII permit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-19

The smallest things may exert tho
greatest influence. De wits Litde
Early lllneri are unegunled for over
coming constipation ana liver trnuhlrs.
Small nlll. best pill. safe nil. r. q.
= hrnmm. Mccormick building. corner
Main street, i'luat South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-19
nrNNrn NV srnri,.

Denver. colo. Jan. i9.--cattic-I,c.
ccipts, 200. Mnrtet active and steady;
beef steers Sa7ia5.25. cows. si.001 100;
feeders freight paid a. river, ts.2ini as,
siockers do. $3.50 30. bulls and stays.
etc. &g.Uof,d.0v
Hogs i'croipts. 100. Market slow and
lower. light rnokoiH. SsioUais. mixed,
Si3isi3 ~. hcnvy. Sl.25n3.a5.
ShsrpAftet pipia. none.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-19

Sunshine. 600 n Gsc.
Sunshine. 200 y cSitc.
Sunshine. 100 q 60.
silver King. 80 e. $40.
Utah. 100 n Si.0ih.
Utah, 900 q Si.02.
Utah, 100 a. St.O3.
Iiuilion- Rcck Tunnel. 1000 u Sc.
Dexter. 200 n sa.2t.
Dexter. 1900 n 1895.
Eagle ana niue iioli. 200 u $500.
Emerald. 1000 ~ i3iic.
Golden Eagle. 1000 N SIC.
iiomcstahc. 1900 q Sc.
Hercules, zoo n 1885.
Hercules. 1900 ~ lie.
Hercules. 1000 VI itNc.
Hercules. 5000 " itnc.
Hercules. 1000 " itNc.
Joe Bowers Extension. $50 n i2isc.
Joe Bowers Extension. 1000 " l3Ac.
Joe Iiowcra Extension. 1000 ~ l3lic.
Joe Bowsra Extension. 1000 n 1890.
Joe bowers Extension, 200 n 1870.
Joe ii.'verr Extension. 800 n ia5sc.
Joe Bow,-a Extension 400 " lie.
Little pittsburr. 1000 ~ i2c.
Little pittsburg. 1000 n i2hc.
Little pittsburT. 900 n i2isc.
Little Pitt7burg. 900 n 1850.
Little pittsburg. 1000 ~ igiac.
May Day. 100 n 3sc
Manhattan. 1000 70 NC.
Manhattan. 1000 " e..
Minnie. 1000 n 2hc.
Minnie. 1000 n 2hc.
Richmond Anaconda. 1000 q sc.
Richmond Anaconda. 1900 " 1'ac.
swansea. loo n G2st.
star Consolidated. 1900 q si.2i.
South swansea. 200 n u.2i.
showers Consolidated. i.c0O u soc.
Success. I 800 " H..
Sea swan. 1900 n &c.
Sea swan. 1000 N 7hc.
sunbeam. 900 ~ eic.
sunbeam. 200 n 2iisc.
Naleo. 100 q n.ii.
Total shares sold. 1850.
Selling value ~ stochs. 7s.e,iso.
Waterman uroth.r.. stock nrol.r..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-19
ABOUT cArAi,nIi.

II ~ caused hy "A cold or succession
~ colds, combined with Impure blood
Its symptoms are pain In the head. dis.
charge from III" nose. ringing noiHrH
IN the cars u ~ cured by liood'H sur-
fnparilla which purifca and cfticheH
the blood. iOnthrH and rfbulida tho tln-
sues nnd relieves all tho disnrrcubaic
sensations,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-19
MINES Avn MINING MrN.

The STAR Consolidated h,. ,,,,it.,,
fnr itsting on m, ,xcha,,,,' "'i''''
800 strti.. M s,,,i,ra ~ ,,.,..,..., IL.
thc iliIu,is nd uinahn,, ''''' W. W
- ~ yam ,,,rth ,,.n,,.., ~, ,h.
Nam .u,.r nv. f,p, H. ~. W WV
,rwo,s Nalr nf M, ut,,lt'nd A.. 80,
,t,.,d ,,,,,' I,.n,,,.' M ,,',r, ,,'s NJ
nm. unr,,,r ,n,,ns,, '"", i,i"s 49,.
r.,,,,i,- "a, id",d .r ~ ~, ~, WI l'..l W.
~. trean ,'','' s,,,l", l"N,
,,.,,h' ~, nrtsner,,, S"pa,S " eul
~, a. ,.' ,,,,,.,,.,,',,' ''"'"h '"IW
N w ~ nm 1t,t"d IN, ,,,,o,. 81, d,
.,.t, :" ~ H., - ,unlnl'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-19
Oregon Short Line RQIIW0y.
TINE cAnD n EfrEcr JAN J. W.
c'Tifaln. arrive and depart al Salt Lake
CITY daily aa follows.


from Chicago, Omaha. ~. Louis.
knnsaH ciiy, Denver. Pafk
.olly spd Oricn. ..... ..... ,,' ! - I
FROM Helena, Quite. Portland
san fthncisCn. ogden and In
q. t"rmfdlaie points. q. D.. IS Is a
ron san Francisco. cache Val.
ley, Ogden. Montpelier ana soda
a.. Spiines nnd intefmedini. points O. /
from 'hirnru. Omaha. H. i.nuia
Kansas city. Denver and Og-
den ..,..t. .l......,'. ~ . no a
Provo. Eureka. Mammoth, 81.
Nof CITY and intermediate
'Ai N'd ifnir nom Terminus
Io5elo aud Garfield Beach b., GO y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-19
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK MARKrTs.

Il
New York. Jan. ie.-Reaction In the
hank " I:nglnnd'H rate or discount
| from to ais per cent exercised a
hcalthfui influence on the London mar
kot. where quotations Tor Americans
showed general improvements
The New York market gave decided
manifestation OF strength At the start,
yesterdays sensational advance In the
investment stocks having influenced
| further infuN OF outside Investment
orders which were augmented by spec
ulativc purchases ~ the cliques opcrat-
Ing In various shares.
The stock rpcculntiona broadcned ma
tcrlnliy. the high level attained by the
better known shares stimulating pur-
chnrca ~ the low priced stocks. The
professional element appeared Co he
more resigned 10 the upward tendency.
The short interests In sugar were
taken into crf..p. the stock rising above
si.as.
burlington touched si.s,,s. but aaRgcd
slightly.
The tendency OF the stock market
continued strongly upward during the
forenoon ana there was revival Of
animation In shares which have been
quiet OF late. The Pacific stocks were
bought heavily. Northern Pacific and
Union Pacific moving up materially.
Fluctuations " importance occurred In
other parts Of the list. Lake Erie AMI
western preferred rising bk. Mime.
npolin and ~. Louis ends pfd. q. and
American steel. common and preferred,
. points each. The London operations
were mainly FOR the long account. and
the change In front on the mart NJ tho
foreign operators was AN essential fac
tor In the current movement ~ the
market Railroad bonds were IN brisk
demand and improved notably In spots.
MONEY.
New York, Jan. i0,-Moncy ON call
nominally sHss pet cent.
Prime mercantile paper sGaa per
cent.
sterling exchange steady with actual
business In bankers hills at iSlA.ff
i.A1 for demand aud i.k2AUt.s1 for 90
days; POSTED rates .Saik and l.S5is.
commercial bills i.NgnL.
silver certificates nominaIly. S9isd
liar silver h9N.
Mexican dollars. i5i..
Government bonds steady. rs. iO5A
new Is req. issit; do coupon. i29,s
~ reg, liz; do coupon. iish snds. sgi.
5'a reg. me-; do coupons, ii2A.
SUGAR.
New York. Jan. ia.-Sugnr raw. easy;
fair refining. 5A: centrifugal. 90 lest.
thi moiarses sugar. sls; refined. dull.
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Omaha. Jan. ie.--cattle- Receipts.
1900. Market active. steady; native
beef steers. si2bpb,s5; Western steers.
s3.00Gi5O; Texas steers, S360Ii25;
COWS and halfers, ss25dft2S; Gamers.
81 100000; stockers and feeders. $3.50
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HOODS PILLS cure an liver nla.
Mailed for Zee. by G. {. Hood s 90.
Lowell. Mas
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40: calves. p5oGs,T5: bulls and stays.
s2.t0rg.g0.
Hogs--Rccoipts. 1000. Market Be-
higher. Heavy tg50ua.ss, mixed. $3.50
ma.i5. llfht. t1.fs03.bs; pigs. sl.Oo0 400;
hulk Of sales. Sa.i0u3.h5.
sheer l.cceipts. 5000 Market steady.
Nativ" muttons. sas0nl.g5i Westerns,
$500 ion. stuckcrs, s2.ion3.cO. lambs,
N.yni.nu.
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Morris a. West. stock brokers. 4si At.
las block. Telephone col.
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For Thlrero, Omaha. Denver
agd rark city,. :. :. ., -. y % a m
soda snrinKs Cache Valley and
q, lniermsdSicpolni. 90, 80. Is % D IA
fpf san Francisco. ogden, Cache
=, ponls goo. 49,. -. " As N
For ogden. Dcnycf. Kansas city,
Omaha, ~. Louis. chicago
q. aud lpiermedlaio points -. 10 q . IN
Tor Ogden, Butte. Helena. Port.
lagd aud san irauri-ro '....t...0 Is ~
For MsfcuI Eureka. SILVER city,
Provo, Ncphi, anuputo. Mn.
ford. Frisco ana intermediate
"MlNed train Tor GARFIELD teach.
Touriu ana Terminus o.. d.. 90 q "a m
'IfninH south OF luah run daily ca.
cent SUNDAY.
"Dniiy except sunday.
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Waterman nroth.r.. Stock nrot.rs.
No. Central nix. Phone 4g-3 rings.
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TICKET OFFICE. i03 west
South street u'ostoiiice corner.