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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-08
LAIIARPE.
M. 4. N. nayis. Renorter.


| Dec 5-Lucy Wilson and a Miss
sheldon frem Kincaid, were down Il
| few days ago to visit DIR HartZell, the
dentist, professionally.
Mrs Firestone invited some of their
friends in to help celebrate Mr. Fire
stones liftleth anniversary. A very
| enjoyable evening was spent, Ele-
giant refreshments were served and
Mr. Flrestone ana wife were presented
with an elegant engraved silver
| cracker jar.
Mrs Leuhart invited quite a number
of her friends i'm to spend Thanks
giving evening. The time was quick.
ly passed in playing whist and
dancing. Oysters were served,
Mr. Daggett has moved into his nice
new home and Mr. McCarty moved
into the house vacated by him.
Mr. Houser has gone to Arkansas to
do some painting for the Missouri
Pacific road there.
The depot and walks are about
completed here which add greatly to
the convenience of everybody here.
Jackson spent Thanksgiving day
huh'i"S "hu SoN LUIS vi olulilolb anu
rabbits.
The LaHarpe union sunday school
will have a Christmas tree in the
Presbyterian church, We have not
heard what the Methodists are going
to do.
Chas Ohlfest's bad family dinner
Thanksgiving. Mr. Ruble and family
were out from lola.
Elmer Patterson had quite num-
her of relatives and friends over from
Uniontown to eat goose with them.
Mae Williams has young lady
friend visiting her from Iowa.
Emsley Williams and the Geyer
boys went to lola Monday to work at
the Cement works.
Grandpa Malcom's house is COM
pleted and they have moved into it.
The township speaking contest will
be held in LaHarpe Dec IL.
MRS Kate Hackney went to Kansas
City last week to get an artificial foot.
! She will go back TO Colorado in a few
days as her health is much better
there. We hope she will continue 20
improve there.
MRS NJ g Johnson's parents and
family came in from Missouri Thanks
giving.
The whooping cough is somewhat
abating among the children.
Nice winter weather this.
Leslie Ferris, mabel Davis and Efiie
rilfOrd were chosen for the township
contest from LaHarpe.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-08
HUMBOLDT.
Arthur Cunningham. Rcpor er

Arthur Cunningham, RcpOr er.
Dec. 5-CaIrie Clark, of st Joseph.
Mo, is the guest of her uncle, II ID
smith.
j II Jamison and wife returned
Monday from an extended visit in
Pittsburg, Pleasanton and Osawat-
omie.
John Wakefield and wife of In
dianapolis gave very pleasant sur
prise to the family of DR. Wakefield
Thanksgiving by dropping in for a
visit.
Lieut. \ b Conley and his friend
Lieut. sam Hopkins of Leavenworth
were the guests OF Mr. Conley's aunt,
Mrs II ID smith, Sunday and Mon
day.
Rob Lander, Ralph Pickell and Ray
Squires returned to their college work
Monday.
Esther Lander and Blanche Dyer
ley were the guests of Mrs Ella Bor.
denkircher of Chanute Monday.
A very pleasant party was given to
few young people by Mrs II ID
Smith Monday evening in honor of
Miss Clark, Mr. Hopkins and Mr.
Conley.
II A Brown and wife returned Sun
day from their wedding journey and
will soon be located III their new
home at Sixth and Bridge streets.
Humboldt has the chant ion foot
ball team of the county. lola backed
out from playing Moran. Moran lost
It's nerve when 1t saw the Drawn and
brain of Humboldt, so the Humboldt
team wins without playing a game.
A scrub team beat the boys Thanks
giving day by score of to 0, which
makes a small fly in the ointment,
but the boys console themselves in
the fact that the scrubs didn't know
anything about the game anyway.
The Parsons school ma.ams under
the chapeIonage of Willis Henderson
added touch of wisdom to our tes-
tive burg Thanksgiving day.
A few young people spent a plea
SAINT evening with Mr. and Mrs Nc
Question Friday.
Miss Rail of Savonburg was the
guest of MTs r. II LeitZbach this week
She remained for the History club
which met with Mrs Leitzbach Tues
dav evening.
The ladies of the Christian church
are preparing to lay brick walk in
front of the church property.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-08
GENEVA.

Dec SD ID Spicer and family vie
tied at Cbanute stree our last, stay
ing several days.
Mr. Templin was laid up several
days last week on account of being
kicked by horse.
A number of Thanksgiving dinners
in our neigh borhood.
here several days last week, returning
Saturday.
All of Genevs's school teachers
spent Thank giving at home.
Bert Spicer came up from Chanute
Tuesday.
Frank Denny says he has a fresh
COW for sale.
The school house in joint district
commonly knowl as Pumpkin College
is soon to be rebuilt.
The following named pupils from
the advanced room have secured ono
hundred per cent in spelling and in
daily recitatiOus for the month OF
November: Row Denny, Anna
Keeping, Frank Mabie and Delta
Denny.
In connection with the township
contest which will be held at the
Academy on the evening of Dec 81
several recitations will be rendered
by pupils from the Carpenter, Liberty
and Geneva schools. This will make
an interesting evenings entertain
ment and all will be amply repaid
who can hear it
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-08
COUNTY NEWS
Continued from page ii.
SALEM.
W. S. Lyle, reporter.

W. . Lyue, reporter
Nov ga Wood sold his stock
field Ito Jordan Barrackson for 25
cents an acre.
w ID Fronk took us through his
hog lots showing his fine hogs. Any
one wanting thoroughbret hogs
would do well to give him a call as
he can satisfy purchasers in all ages,
size and price.
Everything brought good prices at
the Buckingham sale.
II V ellis and wife were visiting
at Mr. Muntzert's Sunday.
Art and Bessie Halstead's baby has
been quite sick but is better AT this
writing.
II V ellis and Mr. Allen each
have four horses strung out on their
sulky pillow turning over the ground
for all there Is in it.
Ell Lockart keeps the road worked
from his place to lola in good shape
The ladies gathered in on invitation
and helped Mrs w Lower and
Grandma Lower piece a quilt last
Thursday.
Mr. King, of Allen Center, was visit.
ing at Mr. Muntzgerts Sunday.
James Black has bought himself q
new buggy Now girls look out
Henry Richmond is building q
stable aud cow shed combined.
Horace Wilson il building an arch
cave on his farm for the benefit of his
renter, Logan Fronk.
Salem will have Christmas tree
this year for the benefit of the Sun
day School, So turn out aud get your
name on the roll if you want Santa to
remember you.
Report If Salem school, district 2S
for the month ending Nov "A. Mum
Der enrolled, 81; males, 49, females, 10
average attendance 25; those she
have not been absent this month are
Minnie Tate, Floy Lytle, Alder
Fronk, Charley Lytle. Wright Lyle
Charley Muntzert, Orlin Munt2ert
Ina and Bina Brubaker. Visitors |
Hattie Brubaker, Teacher
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-08
SOUTH MAPLE GROVE AND CEN
TRIAL AVENUE.


Dec 4-Mr and Mrs Will Ellis and
daughter Of Denver, were visiting the
formers sisrr, mrs w Stevens,
part of last ~ ok.
Revival pr ices are in progress at
JeddO, conducted by Rev Stone and
assisted by R4v Mrs Thorpe.
Clara Saurr visited her sister, MRS
George Wu'ch in Humboldt, from
Thursday un' ii Sunday of last week
Ossie Lsvor has recovered from his
sickness and IL able to ride out again.
MRS Howari moore and family of
Humboldt spent Thanksgiving with
her mothe', Mrs Margaret Deal.
Mr. and Mrs samuel Neer of Win
field spent a couple Of days last week
with Mr. and Mrs Stevens aud family.
o II Lash and family spent Thanks.
giving with his sister, MRS Clara
Butte, and Ell Maxwell and family
with Mr. llottenstein's.
Will Hereford il working for Mrs
Byrum.
Mr. and Mrs Balend and son spent
| Thursday at Late Deaps.
Edith and Maggie Butts spent Sun
day with ye scribe.
Through private letters from Ohio
we have been informed of the marriag,
of our old friend and neigh Dor, y "
| Crawford
Rhoels' and Sauers' young folk
spent sunday at Mr. Bruenger's.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-08
First published Dec 8, 1897
SheriH's Sale.
STATE or KANsAs,l

STATE OF KANsAs,l m
ALLEN COUNTY, ( %
In the District Court, seventh Judicial Dis.
tTct, sitting in and for Allen county, state OF
Kansas
The Mutual Benefit Life In
surance Company, Plaintiff,
VS. No. 1852,
James d. Sims, at al,
Defendants,
by virtue of an order of sale issued by the
clerk OF the Seventh Judicial District Court, in
and for Allen county, State of Kansas, In the
above entitled cause and to me directed and
delivered. | will on Monday, January Sth A,
ID. 1900, at one o. CLOCK p. OF said day, at the
front door of the court house in the City of
lola, Allen county, state of Kansas, offer for
sale and sell to the highest bidder, for cash In
hand, the following described real estate, to-
wit The northeast quarter "a and the east
half (1S) of the northwest quarter 90 Of section
six (6l in township twenty-four t2O south of
range eighteen u.s., east of the sixth 9TH prin-
cipal meridian; containing two hundred and
forty Gao acres more or less lying and situated
in Allen county and State of Kansas
Said lands and tenements will be sold with
out appraisement TO satisfy said order OF sale,
H. l.. HOBART
Sheriff OF Allen County, Kansas
Sheriif's office, lola, Kansas, December z, 1899
Webb & Iden, attorneys for plaintiff Parsons
Kansas.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-08
SPRING BRANCH.
Mr.. FRANK JACKSON, Reporter.


Dec 5-Mr Dalgarno threshed the
first of the week.
Water seems to be scarcer in this
part than ever before. If it should
freeze up without raining IL will be
worse than ever.
Mr. Anderson has had several car
loads of corn shipped In recently. He
has it hauled from Carlyle i'm wagons.
Miss Carrie Howard sold forty tur-
keys for 81 cents pound last week.
Morgan Ballard bought two sheen
from A b Null last week and put
them in his wagon, The team got
scared and ran away with the wagon
and sheep and Mr. Ballard walked.
That macintosh Is at Mr. Howard's.
John Sellars is working for Mrs
Hardin.
Frank Delp returned home from
Kansas City Saturday.
Omer Wilson moved Saturday from
the Miner farm to the Fairbanks farm
near Pleasant Valley.
The plasters finished plasterinR Mr.
Daniels new house the first of the
week.
We are glad to note Miss Mary Vor-
hees and Charley Sanders able to 90
Sunday school Sunday.
There are quite number of wolves
here now.
Frank Erase had a very sick horse
last week but II got we'll
About thirty of H H jones' friends
ate turkey with them Saturday.
Mr. Wise formerly of this part came
up from Labett county Monday to visit
relatives and friends few days be-
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-08

Mrs Preston, MRS c Trott, g 5 Walk
or, Grover Kitterman, Wayne Pres.
ton, Luther Hendricks aud w
Williams tussled with Turk with We
scribe.
Mr. and MRS ID Ayers were Vis,tng
the children on the farm Thank Civ
ing.
Mrs Funk and family were the
guests of her daughter, Mrs Leroy
A yers Thanksgiving day.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-08
For Sale or Trade

q II Barth. miles southeast of lola, has 20
Pekin ducks, pigs and 4 shoats for sale.
NJ + siokly, X mile south and miles east OF
LaHarpe, has piano for sale or trade.
Alb Null miles northeast OF lola, haa two
taken soon
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-08
XMAS SUGGESTIONS !

What buy present thing
minds people \ it
ladies' is a
brother sweetheart
a a tina be
of shaveu
been and while don't
showing the line of
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-08
N2lM!!!SAyS NQMSNyS
For Christmas Goods. For Winter Goods.
For Winter Goods.

1914 blankets, I5c
Good comfort, SOC
Mems heavy leather-faced mittens, %
to soc
Mems lined gloves. % to soc
Mems heavy ileeced shirts and draw
ers, 80 to soc.
Women's vests and pants, very
heavy, DC each
Children's union suits, p, 80, zoe, 81.
Children's heavy shoes, 90, 10, SSc, II.
Mems fine and heavy shoes, 0Sc to SO.
Women's heavy shoes, Csc, lbs. Se.5O
Wonen's fine shoes, 0Sc to 81
Ice wool fascinators, 35c to s..
Zephyr hoods and fascinators, - to Toe
Good jeans, per 'yd, 10 to 25c
Cotton bats, per roll, 5, q, 81, Zoe
Fine plush capes, $50 to IS.
Good jackets for ladies, s. to SO
Children's jackets, 81 .9S to s..
Fur collaretes, 1915 to SO.
MufIs, 81 to 1915
Children's fur sets, 81 % to 1880
Heavy bicycle hose for boys, regular
25c kind, on sale next week, l5c pr
Ramsays' for Xmas Albums,
Soc to $3.50 each
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-08

fore moving to Oregon, His many
friends are glad to see him and sorry
TO know that he is to move away. He
and hle wife expect to start Monday.
We wish them success but hope they
will return.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-08

Ramsays' tor Christmas Handkerchiefs
sc to SI.OO each
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-08
For Christmas Goods.

Dolls.
Fancy dressed dolls, 25c to 81 80
lndressed bisque dolls loo to 80
China dolls Sc to Doc
China doll heads so to pc
Bisque doll heads l5c to 25c
The Clown doll Zoe to 25c
Christmas cards, > to 25c
Christmas calendars, loo to 50c
Celluloid photo frame, Toe
Child's set, knife, fork and spoon
Child's story books, &c to 75c
Games, SC to Sl5O
Indian clubs, pair, 35c
a b c blocks, sc to 25c
Authors, illustrated, 25c to soc
Fancy vases, all prices
Collar and cuff boxes, all prices
Gents fine shaving set, $40
Chatting dishes, S3.0S
Glove and handkerchief boxes, !. % to
$3.50
Glass medallion pictures, soc and -
Photo frames, from 25c to Csc
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-08

Ramsays' for Xmas Albums,
Soc to $3.50 each
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-08

Heavy bicycle hose for boys, regular
25c kind. on sale next week, l5c pr
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-08

This is where we SHINE We have
the largest stock of Neckties in Allen
County. Not old stock, but new, this
seasons goods. Puff ties are all right
for some while others like a neat Bow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-18

Hon. Thomas Kenrns. whose arrival
has been awaited with Interest ever
since the stories were set ahoat that
tho Silver King company had practical.
ly sold ~ property TO the uuEgln.
helms Of Sew York. came IN from the
Park last night Mr.. KenrnH was brief
ana emphatic ln hlH statement 10 the
News regarding tho niltrrd bonding.
Anyth'nF may Do sold" aall be- land
40 may the Silver King We nru not
ln the market to Hell. we have never
bnnuf ana there lH less reason FOR Il
now than ever before. Hut of course.
Y anyone should feel " doHiro tu buy
tho mine, ana meet Our nFuro-i hurd-
Y know what that figure would bu-t
presume we would take tho cash. A.
yoL however thia has not been done.
nor do ! think 10 likely because an
silver King % worth moro 90 ua than Go
anyone else. The stock whiCn sold once
Tor something like $40. ~ now worth
over go, uu the market. now ground
has been acquired. now ore bodies
opened aud the future ~ very bright.
The property ~ paying fnr intcruai.
ana with 900 that. we are opening three
times na much ore nH We urr taking out.
80 you can see We are satisfied"
NO person has any authority what
ever 10 puidlo this property about"
continued Mr.. Kcnrns with warmth.
ANA no one has any authority tn put
~ under bond. any m0rv than you have.
There has heon mo- bonding ur sale,
conditional or otherwise. ana Mr Keith
hnH never said Co uuy one more than
that n parties should come 20 ua with
AN offer no hiyh that u could not be- To-.
fused, u would receive consideration"
The silver King has become the lead
inT fllvcr-lead mine in tho world. and
while the sale OF IL would BE- d rrrnt
thlnE, the fnct that II % 40 remain I'M
tho hands NJ our own citizens men
like Tom kohrnI ana Dave Keith. who
have developed 10 ana made IL whit II
u, o. matter ol concentration.
~ the "NUWH' huH pointed out be-.
fore tho Silver King lH ous 90 buying ln-
stead OF a selling comu8lrn. ana Nir.
kcnrnH last night closed up tho deal
that has boon pending Tor some time by
which tho King rotf the Alliance prop-
criy the confederation baIag something
like $4,000.
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BULLION BECK UP A LITTLE
T0DAYS METALS:
SILVER 50N
LEAD, SLfO
CASTING COPPER Il.

Tho call on the stock exchange this
morning was absolutely fcnturclosa.
and the trading was very light Even
fctro failed to create hurry, settled
down quietly 10 5Ih.
Bulllon-Deok was IN some demand
and sold AZ better figures.
DAILY West WIS Ia the trading again.
but only TO the extent Of my share
lot. which went at fi26s. -Four Aces
was lower selling down to sixteen. but
the expected slump on account Of pros
pectlve litigation. ana not come. sun
beam was at 70 cents. while valeo
showed activity. several lots selling at
from "a 10 No.
Grand Central wus lower than yester-
day. although only few lots were sold.
Tho closing quotations we're a. foi.
lows
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Boston. oct 1.-THE wool market
maintains n firm torr boz hrtrchos but
There la falling on lu business rcui-
tory woods continue Go lead in rlloH.
For fine medium and uuo 90 to % cents
ls uhtnluahic, while Cor selected staple
10 nrm. hut offerings ure moderate.
There D. little hullncas doing ln Austria
Hans owing To their scarcity quota
lions;
Territory w1ols-MnntanA aud ua-
ltotn nno medium and One no 20 lNo;
secured. 30 ~ fAcs staple. l5 m Coo.
utah aud Wyoming Tine medium ana
fine. is 70 100. secured, 90 20 iis. staple.
10 II $50. Idaho line medium and time.
" 20 itc. occurred. % ~ Hci medium n,
~ goo; occurred. 40 ~ i1c Australian
scourcd basis spot prices. comhIuT
fupurnuo. SO % A2ci GOOD, rs 90 90g,
aypragc 70 ~ 5,c.
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Omaha. oct s.-Cattie-Rccelpt
$500. Market active. stronger Native
hruf steers, huluNga, western steers,
faiffinl, Texas steers. 176fiil0. cows
ana hrifers. 1i0uilai Gamers. 200ua2h.
atockerH aud feeders. 3llma00i calves.
il0uG7i, bulls stays, etc 2G1ui0D
Hogs iiccriptn. $500 Market shade
lower Heavy A0Onf10i mixed. iO5u
40. light fio0i3O, plra. ti2isUi1i.
bulk NJ sales, 40
Shpop-WccclptH 1900 Market slow
steady YcnrllnFa. J75napo. western
muttona, adintsOi stock sheep, lalu
aG5i lambs. fiMtk5
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Chicago. Oct U.s. H1rr-Rouclpts co.
900. tomorrow % 100. loft over 5l2o.
Market cents lower on lights. heavy
steady moderately active. Mixed and
butchers ili1Ati. good heavy A.OG
40. rough heavy 3s5dtoo. iight 1850
AglM.
Cntiie-Rscelptn n. 700 Market steady.
hoUvcH ft0ns.fi, COWS aud h0ifcrs t.fl
0da0. Texas steers ad0Nfi5. stockora
ana feeders ao0ntpo
shocp-Noccipts 1900: market strong
Sheep 2.2iuAO0. lumba 3.50ufa5.
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Capitalized for sooo.ooo 3D. Tiisd Articles
Of Incorporation ~ Ogden.

ogden. oct iss-Artlclca 81 incorporn.
ton OF the poaey Mining and Develop.
mont company have been nlad here.
Ihc lucurpurhtuw are Eugene poHsy.
Herbert r. Macmillan. John H. smith.
Daniel a. Murray. James a Mncmn-
Ian. The capital stock OF the incur-
poraupn ls 10000, divided Into 10000
shares % the par value OF ten cents per
share
The amount VI capital stock was sub
Hrribed GU hy the incorporates ns fol-
lows Euscnc puaey 100 900. John y.
smith. 10000. Herbert No. Macmillan.
leitloi Daniel A. Murray. 1880. Jas.
VI. Macmillan. 800. John T. smith IN
uronldrnt. Daniel A. Murray. vice pfosi-
dent James II. Macmillan SECRETARY
and treasurer. ana they with Eugene
pusey and Herbert a. Macmillan. form
the board % directors.
Thor mining property D. known rs
The uruhHinke No. 1 and q situated in
Thrtc Mllu canyon, Willard mining dis
tfIct IN huNvidcr county. Utah. and IL
considered very valuable. The gentle-
men fonl confident that they viii re-
Ueivo good Interest on the money In
vested In The new corporation.
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The Salt Lake Exchange Arranging
It's Exhibit
HON. Tllos. KEARNs TALKS
degrading the Humord sale Of the
silver King says u IL a Mis-.
tako-A bingham Deal

The lobby Of the Stock Exchange pre-
fonin "a busy scene now. The splendid
mineral exhibit purchased from the
Utah Exchange, and which formerly
belonged 10 the Chamber " Commerce.
whore it was admired hy thousands
from an over the world o. bclng Put
in place around the lobby and tbln
corner will soon be- O. great attraction
Tor mining men. The exhibit ia "a vcry
extensive one. and of great value.
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MINING, BUSINESS and STOCKS.
BECAME DULL AND LOWER.
Railroads wake m Advance b. 1.-Two
stock MARKET stronger Prod
ucc MARKET STEADY.

Now York oct ig-The market
opened dul ana uncertain in tome. a
number ~ ln1uauiala were under pfoa-
sure. notably the iron and steel stocks
and brooklyn tunHit the latter drop
ping % point the market advanced nt
a lively rate under the lead or the
vandtrbllis &C. Paul and omaha
bounded up I've points Northwest "a
ana New York Central iis. Tho Ameri-
can Llnseod Oh Issues rorr 2al and
sugar. Brooklyn transit. steel and wire
Metropolitan street railway General
Electric. Pullman and rcuncaaGe coal
ih. Additional HHlnH ~ importance
we're made hY individual stocks. Pel-
rlr'H gas rising 2 points ana American
tobacco rnliyinT a after opening down
y. The general market became dul
ana lower nu realization Northwest
lost iA. but the others only yielded
fmCtionnuy. Atiamrta were made 90
auHtnin the iiat by bidding up she coal.
cm. The bond market was nrm, but
business was light
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Chicago. Oct. is.-Dcccmbor wheat
opened az 5oAnN. advanced TO a and
declined 10 i0f.
ciose-w hcat-Dcc., nv May. 7iA
or.
Corn--oct. aoft Dec. sos.
Oats-Oct.. %. Dee. 22h.
Pnrk-oct.. $50. Dee. t.g5uLp5M.
t.nrd-Oct, Gao. Dec. 522is.
iNhr-oct. A1Mi Dec. A7t.
CnHh--Wheat No. rcd. "A. No. nd.
6iuf0is. No. hard winter. C1ia. No.
hard winter. Giuc6. No. 1 northern
spring, "a No. = northern spring. Gsihu
i0 No. 2. spring. Goes
Curn-No. 23iihu1iA. No. .. siM.
uatu-No. 2. 22is. No. .. 22M.
FinN-i.gi.
Ryc-dG.
Hnrlry-asuiG.
Timothy-ga1
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Tho transactions OF tho day were as
follows,
DAILY West. 90 nt $50.
Bulllon-neck. 200 at 2g5, $50 at 800.
100 az ag2h.
Grand Central. 100 at 5A5. seller coz 100
at $50. 100 az geo.
Nalco. 400 nt ~.
-Four Aces, $500 at 10, 900 Mt icN. 900
NJ iGh
Sunbeam, coo ut co.
Routh Swansea. 100 40 40
lngot 600 at ..
Sacramento. 300 az iR
pctro, 900 at a9i,, 500 at %. 600 at asis.
800 at "a. 900 40 l5il
Yankee Consolidated GOO O. igN.
bunker ilill 300 nt ih, 200 at d buyer
Showers, 100 az i0ia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-18

Denver Colo. oct. is-Cattio-Re-
ceipta, 300. Market quiet hcof steers.
a.tOUAl0. cows. 2oonAsui feeders,
freight paid TO river. 2.i5ui2i. Htocltori,
freight paid 10 river. a6oHAe5i bulls,
Htnrf. etc 200uAo1.
HuH -Uocvipts. 900. Market lower
and dull Llrht packers, a.05ui00;
mixed ana heavy, A00uAu5.
sh0og- gocoipta. 1000. Market quiet
and unchanged,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-18

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