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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-07-13
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-07-13
WALTER EVANS, WHITE. KILLS
.JOuS JOKES. CoLORED.

WALTER EVANS, WHITE, HILLS
john JONES, CoLoRED.
Tie Durham Recorder OF July
eth says Last Saturday evening
Walter Evans, white, and John
Jones, colored. residing in Mangom
township, were fro.'cking, when
they became angry with cash other.
After a s%cufie. John Jones go,
Evans knife and tried u CT. him
Evans wentio the house and warned
Jones not to follow. TIE warning
was 10, needed, hut Jones persisted
in going 10 Evans, who had by this
time go,,eo a shot gun. Alter run
ming after Evans some distance. he
was shot by Evans in self defence.
A, the preliminary tria; c7aus was
acquitted.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-07-13

President University Of Texas auf
eX-President University of North caro-.
lina:-Elon College has sprung up II il
by magic. with large equipment. :aitjl-
ful and Jealous teachers, cEten-Iva la#t.
ronage, wise and active management.
practical and blessed Institution 6. cuI
ture and refinement.
President State University -Tott
students show thorough. scholarly
training. .imbued with spirit o. -clolAr
ship and correct method OF work.
University OF Virginia Your nor
work well. Department excellent.
Harvard University :-Worh 81 4.
unusually high orler.
DIR. W. W. STALFI President.
Address, J. /. NEWMAN.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-07-13

We want every body who
nurses a baby to read the following j:
A Greensboro lady told us she had
a young baby, and that her breast
hurt her so much she conldn't keep
from crying; said she thought i.
would kill her. Ooe good rubbing
of Goose Grease Liuiment cured her
in a few hours. She wants every
mother to know this, therefore we
publish it.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-07-13
Open

Open Letter.
J. D. Morris, Roxboro, n. c.
Your $3.50 New Ideal" sewing
machine is all you claim tor it. No
machine runs easier or more salts.
factory, l saved about SIS co by
buying from You. l can not praise
the machine too highly.
IDA GREGORY,
Roxboro, N. &.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-07-13

For the remainder of the SIM.
mer Season, Mrs. Nj. l. Taylor g.
Sister will sell all of their Trimmed
Millinery at greatly reduced prices
Now is the TING TO secure bargains
in Hats, Bonnets, Caps, &c. Cali
early and make your selections be-
fore their stock has been picked
over.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-07-13
Rock Spring Etena~.

Our farmers are about done
plongting corn.
The wheat ,hre>bers are nov
ready to make their annual sIsI, to
our barns.
Rev. j. +. McDuffe went over u
Saxapahaw last Thursday on hu~i
ness, and returned Friday morning
We are glad TO haze Mr.. X Z.
Walker, OF Wake Forest College,
back with us again lie will spcod
vacation with Rev. J 7. McDufie.
The patrons Of Mock S%prlnc
Academy will be g!ad - nc'e tha'
Rev. Wade d. Bostic, y =, Of
Shelby, n. c., has accepted tie
principalship OF the school. l. will
open August 2s'h.
On the evening OF July 9th. death
visited our community again, and
claimed Miss Maggie +. Ray as Us
victim. She was patient sufferer
for seven weeks May God bless
the bereaved family.
4 SUBSCRIBER
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-07-13
GALE OF LAND.

GALE OF LAND.
On Tuesday the sth day Of August,
1889. NJ the OUT hou~e door in Hills
boro. III obedience 10 order OF sale in
tic clo" oi \ l.. Holden. Aum'r OF
Mary i. C.-l,if"y Is. J0nn l.. Lockhart
al4l others. petition 70 make real estate
assets. viii oEgr for sale the one-third
interest 81 said Mary T.. G. Riley in a
tract 81 land lying on north side OF
llil:.hOro and oxford road. adjoining
lands ot john /. L0ckhart. samuel
Pool ana Others. containing about II
acres. AMI The !!nmc-tc"l tract OF Mrs.
Mary iiiiey, ah"Ht ~ acres. in which
size lftj fee simple.
Ic,I4S Of sale: one third cash ard
balance IN + ana II months with inter
ct rom Ga, Of safe.
In.- 18Th d.5 q June. 1900.
\. l.. HOLDEN.
ADMINISTRATOR.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-07-13

Thomas Rhoads, Cen,erseld,
o., writes: Il suffered from piles
seven or esgb, years. No remedy
gave me reliet until De Wits
Witch Hazel Salve, less than q box
OF which permanently cured me-"
Soothing, healing, perfectly harm.
less. Beware Of coun.ertelts. w.
A. Hayes.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-07-13


l offer the following goods al un'
heard of prices
% cts Swiss Muslins at s cts.
40 cts Surah Silks at 30 cts.
60 cts B:ocaded Silks at 25 cts.
20 cts Checked Mnslins, II l 2 cts.
ID cts Checked MusIins at 10 cts.
II l 2 Cts Checked Auslins at I eta.
% cts All wool Albatross, IL 1-2 cts,
II 2 cts Crapcn at 6 ii cts.
l yard wide Dress Linings at ) cts.
All Drese Goods at halt price.
Hamburge and Laces at halt price.
Shoes at your price.
J. E. JONES',
Uooker's Old Stand.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-07-13
MRS. NJ. L. TAYLOR & SISTER
THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH
FOR SALE BY

THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH
CAROLINA.
Widest patronage and -fulles equip
ment in its history. Faculty. IS Stu
dents. 491: 3 Academic Courses 3
Elective Courses; 3 Professional
Schools, in Law, in Medicine and in
Pharmacy. New Buildings. Water
Works, Splendid Libraries Laborato-
rseS. etc.
Advanced Glasses open to women,
Tuition 500 a year: Board IS a month
Ample opportunity tor self-help. Schol-
arships and loans for the needy. Free
tuition for teachers. Summer School
for Teachers. "a Instructors. 147 stu
dents. Total enrolment. GA.
For Catalogue. address.
PRESIDENT ALDERMAN,
Chapel Hin. n. c.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-07-13

I.>I OF LETTERS
Remaining il Hillshoro Possofice
tune ~ l>99 which i. not called
'9F M 80 days, vii be forwarded to
tie Dead Letter Oiicc, ashinc,on /:
Austin, Mrs. Sallle.
Garrett. WIN.
Graham, Thos. (Col)
Lawson, Miss Maggie.
Parties calling for the above will
Iea>e >ey advertised in the ORANGE
COUNTY OBSERVER sud give date OF
j. CLYDE CHEEK,
Postmaster.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-07-13

\ BIG FISH STORY.
\ correspondent OF the Raleigh
Ne"s aud Observer writing from
N2rehead CITY one day last week
81
Mr.. { VI PARKS, of lIillsboro,
= established bis reputation as a
sherman. To day he went ou, and
- the good luck and pleasure OF
1.c'anG some two hundred pounds
g lrum. oGe OF ihem weighed SO
nuS. aud pulled 20 hard that be
e-l>ei the gentleman some uneasi'
aoe 70 land hun. When weighed
,ae fish tipped the scales at s.
pound,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-07-13
ALLIANCE Picnic.

ALLIANCE Picnic.
There will be an Alliance Pic
nc at Alliance Headquarters, nea,
ii,llsboro, on Thursday, July 18th
1893 Speakers OF prominence ex
pected. County meeting Will also
convene the same day. Public in,
v'ted. Let Us all come together sud
have a pleasan, day.
q. +. CRUTcHFIELD.
Secretary and Treasurer.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-07-13

Pure. clean blood aud g healthy
liver result from the 6 Of De
WITS Little Early Rlsers, the "ia-
nous little pills" They cure con
stipaticn. b,lionsne~s and sick head
ache. WA Hayes.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-07-13

) f. TbE CHEEK, Z. M.
-Tsotrna crop in this section is
,c5apeta i~ail1re.
-I~. Lucy Cole, Of Concord,
,-f.hg her mother, Mrs. T. NJ
Ms. Rita Ryan, of Washington
r.,. ys.tTng her uncle, Major ID.
II usmi.ton.
NJ. / J. Tap2 and children
oskt-,1n. are visiting her father
II. Jaaa Laws.
-Nr Chuies ). Cooley left here
~, Naen TO visit bis brother, Mr..
I.ar. C,oiey, IN ltobcson county.
-hev. T.. w. Fox, pastor, will
- ". II the Methodist church at
.a0fo. next Sunday night, July
,.Ig..at ,.l3 o'clock. Public invited
Ms, Alice Laws, daughter OF
II go. Laws, has returned home
.~.. X uston, alter spending several
r.t,a- With her aunt, Mrs. 4. p.
-Nr J. +. Shmnaker, merchant,
scry suddenly at his home a,
University station, Thursday night,
..y 5lb. lie leaves a widow aud
.tg children.
Administer Shriuer's Indian
Yum.'n1e according TO the direc
SONS In the morning is the best
INC Il take it. For sale by w. A,
li4yy> prnrgist.
-.v II. $ bradshaw, pastor
WHICH his regular appointments in
Tie Presbyterian church at lll:lsborC
n.N sunday, July lG;h, at the usua
Lo4ls. Public Invited.
-Dc Wits Ltt!e Early Riser,
bca W permanently. They lenc
gculle assistance to nature, causing
10 lajus or weakness, permanent,
curing constipation and liver all
mcnt- ". A Hayes.
>hc advertisement OF Flor
Co.l-9. and be slre to read tn
Testimonials Of Er. Geo. Z. WINSTON
FL, tex President o: the A.. q M
t5..pLe q, Raleigh, aud OF DR.. Al
%,man, President OF the State Uni
"r,tiy.
Dr.. William :. S,rud wick an
Iuiy, who have been visiting tn
nmty ct Mr.. I. NJ. Arrasmi,h, a
W. Pheasant, Tenn, returned HON
u.s. week very much delighted wit
tert tip. We are all glad TO sc
III ~truwlck looking 50 we'll.
Tho Ma-onS of lill-horo, men
bcf> ct Elg.c Lodge, No. II, AZ
ut>tnL arrangements TO have a put
c ms altat!on VI officers and haskt
rrtie 1t the OcconeecEee Farm
\, >eop \, the arrangements ha'
u.a reflected, luil particulars wi
o published ~ this paper.
we have sold many ditferoI
cough remedies, hut none has give
't.rer satisfaction than Chambe
a sayS Mr.. Charles llolzhaue
p0at-t~t, Newark, y. J. 1T
r".eetIy safe aud can be relic
upau Ia al cases OF coughs. colds
~aar>onc,>.' Sold by w. n. Haye
l'.l-..>t.
Mr. c N Parks is a memb
q the state Board OF Internal Il
aNcments, and with the 9th
members OF the Board be has be
uH q ;oar OF inspection Of the Z
4at.a x NORTH Carolina Rail Roa
visiting Goli>boro, New Bern q
Aorylcad CITY. He ,eturned hor
.4S! Thursday, aud Was very mu
cA>oi With his trip.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-07-13
CIVIL SERVICE.

CIVIL SERVICE.
All persons desiring positions in
the Revenue Service are required to
stand an examination. By writing
10 me, as below, they can obtain
very valuable information in regard
70 it. Address. with stamp for re.
ply, Box ISL, Hilisboro, n. G.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-07-13

-Ella-'So you saw Belle when
YOU were in Chicago Has her
husband changed anyT Cora
Eyes: several times."-Puck.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-07-13
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
The Board met Nur,'a. 70 revise
the lax lists and To nea" al com
plants, but very few were Eadc.
The Board decided not to levy
any road tax, and returned TO the
cid system OF 6 days work for each
hand liable to road duty.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-07-13
CTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA Al
~ ORANGE COUNTY. (
Superior Court, Jane 90, 1899.
:. NJ. Gattis VS.. NJ. 5. Crabtree and
wife NJ. A. Crabtree.


The defendants above named will take
notice that an action entitled a above
has been commenced in the Superior
Court OF Orange County TO foreclose
certain mortgages on a tract of land
situate in Chapel Hill township. said
county. and the said defendants will
further take notice that they are re
qnlred 10 appear AT the next term o.
the Superior Court of Orange County
10 bt held on the eth Monday before
the last Monday in september. 1899. or
the eth day OF August 1929. at thu
count house in Hillsboro. n. c.. and an.
swer or demur TO the complaint iu salt
action. or the plaintiff will apply TO tht
Couit Tor the relief demanded in sait
complaint.
n. II. HAMILTON.
| Clerk superior Court Orange County
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-07-13

p..,. ~. The Kind You Have Always Boz
S'*, at &WNZMzM
SELF SACRIFICE.

NOBLE SELF SACRIFICE.
Rupert-They can say what they
will about the Cuban soldier, but
one OF them saved my life at San
Juan at the expense OF bis own.
Ethel-Oh, the noble fellow
How did it happen :?
Rupert-He stole my can of beef
aud ale 1t hinselt.-Judge.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-07-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
$500. 1900.
ELoN COLLEGE.

$500. 1900.
ELoN GO lex
(CC-EpUCATIONAL.
ELON COLLEIE. ALANANCE co.
NOPTH CAROLYN 4.
T COATED IN CENTRAL NORTH
Carolina, G5 miles West Of Raleigh. !.
miles East of Greensboro on the south
ern Railway. Noted fol healthfulne,S.
Remote from demoralizin~ Influences.
Three full. thorough courses. Depart
ments of Art. Elocution and Physical
Culture. For the cost. best Business
Course in the State. One # ti-. boss
Musical Directors. Unrivallrd fol
c%heapness by institutions 81 ike aat
vantages. Tuition per term $15.U0 L
$500 board 5000 to $1,000.
OPENS SEPT. 7rII. 1909.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13

hc7ton. Sept. i2.--Thc tone Of thu
wool market has been quiet during tbo
phst week, although prices have held
'lrons' There il no prospect ~ lower
prices. a. feeling exists among dealers
mat higher ngurca will b. obtnlnabl-
before the end u the year. There have
netn several big trnnnhctionl In Terri.
TORY woods on the occurred basis OF 10
e.c for line medium and nne. with
staple lines running ne high na bS "a
'.c, Fleece" woods are firm. but sales
.uly Hiouefhte. Moderate offerings 81
Australian woods are monger. Follow.
ing are the quotations Tor leading de-.
Territory wools-M Montana and Dakota
me medium aud fine iC n isr. secured
~ n h2c atnplos. % ID SIC t't,h ana
wyoming fine medium ana fine. 10 4
49, secured, i0c; staples. % "a Ssc
IDAHO hne medium and nne. 10 n ne
secured, 30 W t2c. Australian. scourad
hnsls-Comblng. No q Sc. good average
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13
The Boston Consolidated will Build
a Big Shelter
EASTERN MEN INTERESTED.
rich ore from Ptute County North
crn Light shipment bunker
mn Assays.

u was stated today that two large
we'll equipped smcltcrs viii likely be
built leo this valley In additlonto the pro-
posed United States smolicr and the
one 0n which the bingham Gold and
Copper Mining company is figuring. one
rlto has been already secured near the
Highland hoy amoltcr and II Will be
considered by Samuel Nowhousc on biz
arrival from Europe As he ~ we'll
acquainted with the property no doubt
IHHHr 'Iur DIE f4Niur 10 an Sir.
Robert :. Colmnn. u Mr. Ncwhouro'a
t..... .Iu.a utuuIH. pave Do Uu IuHklug tree
Vuput Journeys 90 Murray ~ late nud Il
is now reported that Oh, results VI these
tours ~ Inspection will shortly be- seen
in the Dig smeltcr that viii De reared by
th" mighty HuHtun Consolidated conn
Uuny NJ bingham. Of which Mt NpW-
house d. PRECEDENT Mt NoWhOuap DO
expected Go reach thu City about the
2ith Inst ana he win ut once pVc his
earnest attention ~ the mnttof
The other Hmcltor will be- built by
eastern people and IL iH said that u
viii rival IN Hlzo and oxcollonCy any
smrltor In the state. The deeds " near
ly all the required ground have been
already placed IN escrow, and lu O. short
time " BE- expected that an ~ tho ~.
NNlI'l Hll' VIII nave ufeN n.'ul'l uui
an acceptance received by the eastern
parties behind the movement
The preparations that are being made
10 obtain sufficient Hmtltor capacity TO
tevht the ores - ne camps are inter-
cs ling nH showing the faith eastern peo-
pie have 10 the mines NJ Utah. Without
doubt the next Few years viii see
greater output than has ever been seen
% fore. and. with the other districts,
bingham Will come CO. tho front and
Hturtlo some people with IT, marvellous
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13

Chicago, sept i3-what ~ believed
by many traders 10 be- the probable be-
ginning of an elevator war was started
~ the wheat market today. A srrnm-
Die ~ shorts IN September wheat early
ln the session added nearly two cents
20 the price within half an hour. and
apparently brought 20 light a nFht
among the wealthy elevator nrms
Wcurc q Co, Armour q CO.. and penry
Co, being the firms most vitality In
tcrvrtod
The main body Of spectators had little
20 do with the advance, II was evident.
however that short Interest existed
In September The fight was over Inc
possession ~ the cash wheat. Upnyy
selling ~ September was done during
August In the belief that the carrying
charges, then over slt cents, would I'M.
prove, but Instead they have gradually
leHHened, and today entirely disap-
prnrcd. Efforts 90 cover short sales to-
day were unsuccessful until September
had been hid up 20 594mA. Much
nervousness was shown an div
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13

ON $. Pcyton has gone East
a car % gaiann King ore was AZ the
Six cars ~ ore were marketed today
from the Uncle Sam.
4 car OF CrnoHua ore was on tho mar.
kct today Also one from White. Mode
\ new station IL being cut on the 900.
loot Lowell N the Joe bowers Exten-
The conklln sampler reported eight
cars from Tintic and one from Dcpp
Greek
Mr. Moore of the Kansas city smolt.
today
contract has been lot by tho
OF Hhaft work
Fifty thousand shares NJ Actin, atoei,
changed hands yesterday nj n little
bctttf than ten cents n share
Cheeks were being made ont today
- dlschnrEe the Dexter payroll ON tho
laih Inst The amount covered IL about
The Taylor Brunton sampler roportod
today one car from Idaho. alx from Tin
.c' one from stockton and one from
The now working SHAFT on the Knlck.
'fuuckcf claims Or now down 10 foot IL
" goo feet north OF the old prospect
u u said that tho Boston a Montana
Mining company operating near Uutte
IllN y now producing at the rate of
nununi 80
Tho Silver State says that the nnro-
100, mine nevada, has given assays
that show 92siG0 IN gold por ton. Tho
mine u leased by utnh parties.
u Il stated that James Campbell has
bonded the Bullion group of lead mines
about 30 miles southwest OF the present
terminus u thu Utah a Pacific rond
The value N the group n said 10 APP
proNimutc a million dollars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13

who wiz N o. Sanford. George a.
rivers aud'W e. Vigua comprise the
buaui OF directors
The property of the company il In the
Mt Badly Mining district Pluto coun-
~.
This is the day ~ advertising prev
iuus to receiving n patent As there
have been no objections entered the
company considers the patent rs good
as received
J. r. Gibbs o. the compnny's manager
and with sufficient funds on hand VI ~
said, 10 continue work Tor a year Il IN
his intention t1 push work ON the shaft.
which iE now down go feet. At this
depth a four-f00t streak VI vein matter
has been encountered which carries In
pockets. values which carries up we'll
The highest assay recorded i2 ounces
IN silver and 1920 ounces Zoo gold per
ton. An average ~ three assays re-
turns isi ounces silver and 10 ounces
gold per ton.
The vein has not yet been ta-ncd
nut from Indications presented az Tho
present depth u is expected that IN,
vein VIII be run into within the next
20 feet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13

Omaha. Sept Receipts Sc
100. Market active, steady, Native boot
steers. lN1uGlU, western steers. ASA
500 Texas steers. 3Giuii0, cows mud
hciters, 5000 3i! Gamers, 2toIl '
stockvrs aud feeders, lower aGOu HI.
calves i0UuG.25, bulls, stays, ETC., 3.uUU
400.
Hoga-Bocoipts, $500 Market strong
90 to higher. Heavy. i2oUi2i; mixed,
t22iaulel; light, i25uA35, pigs, ia5u
$50, bulk of sales, t22ilut25is.
Sheep Receipts, 1900 Market steady.
NcarliugH, 1Njui2O' western muttnus.
3.10Ui0o, stock sheep a5OU3Sj, lambs.
I-m.L. .l-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13

The Mayfowor Mining company np-
pears TO be- making good showing
The directors are we'll satisfied with the
showing made from their assessment
work done this year. having made M
teen running feet more. making alto
Fcthcr about nfty feet. rncountcrlng "a
vein ~ porphyry about 70 inches wide
from which an assay has been made By
J,McNicker OF 7Glz ,0f gold and traces Of
silver. This showing has encouraged
the company Ho FAR that they intend
10 have their company Incorporated as
soon as possible, and proceed with the
further development OF the mine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13

Articles NJ Incorporation we're vestar-
gay MED IN the county clerks oTcn
by Tho bingham & qait Lake Mining Co
THO capitnl T'nof % piaccd M - ONe Al.
Nlfed into fn0 nao ghn~es ~ Tho r7r
vain" NJ me rent shnrn. Tho ofH-sra
~. Henry Wolfe nrraidentf prvil
Wolfe. virr-rrr~ident md W ~ Cru.
m.r' secreierv and treasurer Thee.
WIN ,!eorEo W Kelly ana l.. ". smith
form the directorate.
The romplny's properfy ropgiats "a
several mining claims in Dry rort rsr'
yun. West Mountain district which nrs
known nH the Philippine rfoup
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13

tdon, Sept. i2.-rhc list FOR the
nftcflce % wool auction sales closed
tod The arrivals are az follows;
- South Wales. gO.3sg bales.
Qulslnnd, 1901 bales: Victoria. gl.-
100 lies South Australia. 1l0, blics:
W, Australia. 1859 bales. Tasmania,
ls2alea! New Zealand. 1891 baiof,
Ca Of Good Hope and Natal gi.632
ba Total. 2lTO3G haloa
ilucung from this amount ci000
bn forwarded direct and adding iS.-
o0oold over from the fourth Horloa
th,ptnl number ~ bales a. be offered
Il tO16. Including $1,000 Now Zealand.
p fret sale win BE- held ON Tuesday.
81 mbor TO-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13
LITTLE PITTsBURG WEAKER
Pctro goe. Hack 60 II Northern
Light n Little bunker
MN strong.
T0DAYS METALS!
SILVER %
LEAD, $40
CASTING COPPER II.

The days call on the Salt Lake Tx
change resulted In "a very good transfer
Of stocks. Mammoth was o. heavy par
ticipont at good prices while Grand
Central dld business ut some Improve
mcnt over yesterdays call Mammoth
sold up 10 1905. while Grand Central
sold a. high 40 5.N4. Lower Mammoth
maintained q better figure selling Tor
2sh. Daisy was active around % while
Dalton ana Lark went nt iOh. North.
crn LIGHT foll bnck 90 20 but recovered
before the close and went 10 %. Prtro
weakened 20 VI ana Little pittHhurg
rlumped 10 ~. Joe bowers went nt
l1A and bunker Hili passed 90 the In
aide nc Gh. -Four Aces sold az ltt,
Eagle az 8 and Gcyrer- Marion nt i2ik.
DAILY West hung around 1900. a NUM-
bcr N other stocks were traded h. max
ing the total foot up well.
Closing figures were given a. follows;