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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-26

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-04
Northern Light Ore Nets the Com
pany 1888 a Ton.
OUTLOOK FOR THE CIRCLE.
showing In the War Eagle Mine THE
krcmiin NJ bingham -rintic
Group Purchased.

A potion shipment from the Northern
Ligh, mine was marketed this morn.
ing. the same netting the company sg5s
per ton. on assays OF iV9 ounces silver.
81 gold. and ig,s per cent lead. This IL
nest to the richest shipment yet made
from the mine. and will b. followed by
another similar IN value. which. II was
expected. would be put On the cars to.
day.
IN talk with sir. T. ~. Airs this
morning. News" reporter learned
that the Northern Light mine had
neNer been IN better condition than II
Ia at present. The gentleman stated
that reports from Superintendent Lcgg
we've ~ the most encouraging nature.
dlHI laying rs they did, "a new state OF
nnnira almost daily ore was now be-
ing sacked. said Mr Airia which would
run close 20 1000 ounces silver to the
ton. with corrcspondingiy Increased
values In gold. and he believed "a ship.
nient Of this would be made In week
or 90.
Mf. Airs stated that the new work.
ingH Of the Northern Light had given
evidence Of hig ore bodies In adjoining
gtound. The Circle. said he. undoubt-
eddy presented u similar showing. and
II was Mt. icKg'H opinion that with a
little more development, this theory
would be demonstrated beyond n
doubt. II II were. another BONANZA
would be added to Lion Hiirs incrcna.
Ing list OF producers. and the camp
would become still morn prominint. be.
cause Of new scenes ~ activity. Tho
circ. was Incorporated some time axo
and owns N7it acres. Immediately nd.
JOINING the Northern Light,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-04

The Gcyryr- Marion made "a cyanide
shipment today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bridge LETT for
Nebraska this morning.
During the week shipments from
Tintlc amounted TO ioi cars ~ ore and
II cars Of concentrates.
NJ" Daily Reporter has hs-n made
the official organ Of the Salt Lake ftucs
ani Mining exchange.
The Tcsorn at Tintic shows assays
Of g ounces silver. $50 In gold and
~ pTr cent copper 10 the ton.
The Great Northern at Canyon C.iy.
Ore. n said to he showing "a iO-fo1t
body % good mining gold ore.
I, ~ cNioctcd that on Tu siny neat.
the Granf Central viii declare itH
usual dividend " $3.50
Horn silver stock has improved con-
rldcruhly ~ late. owing, no dpLnt. To
tito APPENDED showing made BY that
properly In it's production ~ cnpp1r.
c"udc riiNcr and lead ore ma uoncen-
trntss.
II IL reported that contest II about
10 enHuv for title to "a portion OF the
Joe Bowers Extension at Tlntic. which.
II II Haid.fiEhiiy belongs to Mrs. Emily
johnson, widow ~ the late Captain
johnson. who now resides In chicago.
The Green chloride Mining company
hnr flcd articles Of Incorporation. Its
claims are In Ophir district and the
capital N placed at 100000 In shares
OF 81 each. n. W Brown IN president.
Arthur Murphy vice president. Samuel
Park treasurer. and William II. Tib-
balls secretary.
Articles have been filed by the High.
land boy Extension Mining company.
this having n capital stock Of 5000 In
shares OF one cent each George "a
Nolan N president. John Hines. Vice
president; a. l.. Morris. treasurer. aud
!. T.. Hanna. secretary, and these. with
y. ~. West. ". y. Ford. L. ~. Hanna
and Archie McSporrnn. constitute the
board OF directors. The claims owned
ARE the Iclnorn claims Nos. 2. and Z,
In West Mountain district.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-04
NEW DEPARTURE
ON THE EXCHANGE
Old Board Will Hereafter Conduct
Two Calls a Day.
OPPOSED by L. II. AIRS.
stamps II A. u "Preese.Out" PROPOSE
ton, which WIN iniurc stock
1susincs-.

Tho Salt Lake stock and Mining Ex.
change has decided on two calls day
morning md afternoon. This was
agreed upon at meeting OF the gov
efnlng board late yesterday afternoon.
when what Is looked upon as CONE
pctltlvc defiance TO the new exchange
was thrown out. the order to go into 81.
feet on Monday next. the afternoon call
commencing at 2i30 o'clock.
That there IL some opposition to the
new move. even within the ranks Of the
Salt Lake brokers. Is evident fron 10.
marks heard In mining stock circles
today. u. II. Airs. former president
Of the exchange was opposed to II for
the following reasons. said he. ITO
me II looks like q frccze-out PROPOSE
ton. n there had been no other cx.
change operating IN this city. ! would
not have objected In the least. but IN.
der the circumstances I want to say
that | do not approve Of II. My plan.
and the one I tried to urge upon the
exchange. was "a Increase the mem
berhlp and make seats $500 straight
Then. believe. the other exchange
would not have been organized. and
there would have been no opposition
IN local mining stock business. salt
Lake cannot support two such insti.
tutionr. and believe the results Of the
present procedure will be disastrous.
rather than otherwise"
Others expressed themselves similar
IS. but innsmuch ms the change had
been decided upon. they did not care
TO he quoted. Let Il 40. and await
results" said they. Whether the Utah
Exchange viii decide on morning call.
NJ sort OF retaliatory step. remains
10 be seen. Some OF It's members favor
the proposition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-04

foreign demand which may wen rccov.
er prices.
"a very strong marke, for cotton
goods has prevailed and prevents raw
cotton from declining. The advance In
goods has been unusual and has been
sustained by heavy buying. especially
OF print cloths and kindred products.
The prospect is that the outgo viii
place dealers aud manufacturer in a
stronger position than they have held
for years. with smaller gtucks ~ goods
unsold better tone appears IN Ito
wooden goods market also. with ainie
Important grades. witch were orontd
at n great reduction IN prices. recently
advanced. which has stimulated the de-
mnnd for all grades
Sales Of wool have been fairly large.
20. i52 400 pounds for tho year thus ffr.
against s6.5S2.t10 pounds last year. co..
iiiaoo pounds Ia 1897 and 1855 10
pounds In iSl2. Philadelphia has mnd.
considerable salcs to Eastern militia aud
tu others starting after long idioncgs
"rhe iron Industry ~ advancing
priccs Of products ruther than NJ ma
tefials. rig has remained without
change this week. anticipating that six
or seven furnaces VIII b. put into binst
az soon MS possible. The demand IA
strong but not apparently urgent nt
the chief markets. Eastern bars and
plate have advanced With very hcayv
demand. and cut nails have bctn holet.
ed By the association ~ makers The
ruth ~ ordrfu Ter the future does rot
cease, ANA the works are generally cuv-
cred Tor muntha ahead with orders Tor
ships street ears AMI Tor export IN
the minor metals the speculative ie,or
az London has rauFcd considerable adj
vance. and tie Tin plate combination
has advanced Prices 81 cents A. yet
the prices of products d. not seom tn
disturb the foreign demand. which ia
yet strong but in all minor metals the
London market " slnrularly uncertain.
Failures Tor the week have boon 80
In the United states. against Gas last
year. and % In Canada. against 30 last
year"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-04
A NOTE OF WARNING.


The present excitement on the mining
exchanges N In some respects unlike
that Of three years ago. for the reason
that then II was due entirely 10 stock
manipulation and therefore was arti-
iiolal and unwarranted. In the present
Instance there II good substantial rea-
sons why there should be u decided up
ward movement In some OF the stocks.
but on the head OF this the usual man
ipulation goes ON Just the same. For
this reason the result II likely to be but
little different from what II was three
years ago whom % many who could III
afford Il lost their little savings.
To the small Investor who again med
ltateh plunging into the excitement OF
mining stock Investment. no better adj
vice could be Flvon than the single
word, Don't" ~ the end Of all such
oXeitements somebody holds the sack
ana the rule IL that II II the small in
weston who cannot protect himself. who
must rely upon others for his Informal
tlon and who. In the very nature OF tho
case. n not sufficiently Informed or
financially able 10 protect his avn In
rests,
II the slngcd cat breads the IRE. then
II IL quite likely that those who were
nlpped In the excitement three years
ago need no warning to keen away from
mining stocks at this time, II IN the new
crop OF innocents for whom these few
words are Intended as warning to
keep away from these stocks now W as
10 avoid regrets In the future for not
having done 80.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-04
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK MAHKErs.
STOCKS AND BONDa.

New York, Feb. i.--Thc hun leaders
held the market well In hand az the
start and advanced the high priced
spccinitlea materially. The decision OF
the Lake Erie a Western railroad
management to suspend dividends on
the preferred stock for two years
caused u break In the shares OF 0h
points with "a rally OF two points. Ex-
pectntiona OF favorable bank state
ment encouraged liberal purchases for
both accounts which were accelerated
by the bouyancy displayed by special
stocks.
Great Northern preferred was run up
~ points, Metropolitan street Railway
. and Consolidated Gas 9. The railway
shares fluctuated more or less, New
York Central making an extreme rise
OF n point, Toward II o'clock the mar
ket auleted down and shaded on with
Metropolitan Street Railway and Great
Northern preferred breaking violently.
Rumors that the Metropolitan street
Railway intercnta had secured control
~ the Thru avenue road started nm nc
tive Inquiry for the latter stock which
Jumped ilh points. The confident buy
ing ~ New York Central and rcnnsyl-
tanla Impaired heallhful tone TO me
general market ana prices moved rap
idly upwards with the grangcrs prnml-
nent. Lake Erie and Western preferred
improved to g.
The publication Of the bank state
ment started heavy realizing move
Inent during which the majority por-
tlon OF the gains IN The general mar.
ket were wiped out aud many fell be-
low Yesterday close. The various
Items showed marked change nj var
lance with street expectations. For
Instance, the loan account expanded
l5.ibi.O0o, whereas Il was believed that
n heavy contraction would be made In
this Item owiag To the extensive llqui-
dntlon of the week.
The gain In cash fell below 5000 900.
The closing was weak with the major
ny OF shares slightly on on the day.
MONEY.
New York, Feb. f--Money on call
steady at .h per cent.
Primo mercantile paper 2isd3A per
cent.
sterling exchange nrmer with actual
buslneaa In bankers bills Mt S5AUL
for demnnd and at i.S3lauA for 60
days; posted riues. i.Stffis aud 4, SG0is
commercial bills i,h2h.
silver certificates, bsIs0cOh.
bar silver, 6sA.
Mexican dollars, a.
state honda Inactive.
Railroad bonds firm.
Government bonds Irregular; 49, i0f,
new Az reg. l2Sa.; coupon, l2sh, as
reg, iig; coupon. li2h ends reg, 90,
SIS reg. a coupon, my,
SUGAR.
New York. Feb. a-sugar-iiaw,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-04
THIS Mon>iNos CALI
Ladies' nay Produces flood Trading The
Weeks Record.

Ladies' day on the salt Lake Ex-
change was productive Of good
amount Of business. sales reaching
total OF si.oiO shares represented by u
cash value of ,i0,isis' Between bun
ana bear honora We're about evenly
divided. neither getting much the bet
ter OF the other, ~ reference 10 the
figures given below viii decide.
Chloride Point was tho hrst to do
business, 200 shares changing hands
between u.ip and ti.g0. Then Dalton
and Lark made sales, the stock starting
at NV cents. but falling TO ~. before
operations had ceased. with the closing
bid ian. Dexter stood firm and
chanRcd hands at t3.2sis, while Daisy
made trnnHfera at % cents. and was
followed by -Four Aces which sold on
rising scale and did business be-
tween 81 aud ~ cents u share. Gcyacr-
Marion WIS quite active at stationary
quotations. Mammoth gave evidence
Of n decline. the stock starting at ts.ii.
rising 10 ,sis. then falling to ssiois.
Mcrcur remained arm and sold at $50
while Lower Mammoth dropped 800
shares at u.OG and Northern Light was
dealt In at from % cents to % and had
u closing bid Of 80. Sacramento was nc
tive between ~ and tSis cents, and Star
Consolidated did business around $40
Unlisted stocks had n leader In rns-
ton-Dc In Mar, which sold between
a
sale al u cents, TO be- followed by htiai-
ness In bowers Extension between ~
and 70 cents. after which Monarch re-
rpondcd, this stock selling down 10 sik
cents. Manhattan did business at the
old stand. white Omaha, Richmond
Anaconda. Rabbits Foot. Success and
Naieo, We're all IN the selling list. the
figures on these being practically sta
tionary.
The week In tho pit was quite an 40.
tive one. sales reaching ts1 esa shares.
with a selling value ~ tial.i06.oG Com
sldering the fact that two exchanges
were running. the record II n good one.
showing as Il does that business In this
line II SIN brisk, and that the old In
riitutlon has rtill itn ardent supporters
Compared with business for the same
week last year. the Increase Il great.
tho volume then amounting To but a.
eiq shnrcs. which sold fer the sum ~
sls,lG;Gl
The closing figures were as foliowa;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-04
A COLONY OF OUTLAWS.

Writers ~ fiction have frequently
pictured the idea OF an unknown
tropical paradise turned into general
asylum for outlaws ana criminals. In
the BONN isles, not far from Japan,
such a refuge has actually been uis-
covered. Men of every nationality,
no have made civilization too warm
for themselves. having decAmped Il,
mis- ideal rendezvous, leaving the po-
lice to record she unsatisfactory result
of their Investigations has gone
abroad" No rates or taxes have 10
be paid, and government seems to no
entirely dispensed with The dis
covcry was made by Japanese
vessel which called at the isle. In
future the aliens win have less free
dom and consequently less happiness,
for the Japanese dominion VIII have to
be recognized, Their dream IN over
Western Mornlng News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-04

to be known as the Copper Queen Min
Ing 60. The ground. on which are
several well-dcined lodges. some Of
which yield assays In both gold and
copper at grass roots, If over n mile In
extent. ana runs from Moons iron
mines southwest almost to the carisga
mine, lying on the south and east OF
the Crown Point. ON the copper
Queen II n 25-foot ledge impregnated
with copper. which from surface indi-
cations seems to be an extension Of
the Carissa ledge which has made that
mine famous as rich producer. AFR.
O'Bricn already has several men
at work ana Will tap this ledge with
tunnels In three places at n depth Of
about 800 feet. II Il undcrs;ood that
the company, which II to be incorpor-
atcd Immediately has contracted for
the sale Of sufficient treasury stock to
make the Copper Queen one of the
notable mines of family Of cciebrl-
ties.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-04

Two splendid and ,slasbi. Veins In IN.
War Eagle Milne.

The War Eagle. owned by VIM.
Rates. Hob Patterson and VIM. Low In
West Tintic II n bonanza Of no mean
proportions. People have ridiCuled tho
Idea that there was anything perma-
nent In West Tintic because the coun-
Try II 80 broken. The same thing IL
said against Mt. Nebo, but that II an
other tale.
Two hundred feet from the surface
two splendid veins OF ore were found
running through strains Of porphyry
and lime. one vein going - per cent
lead ana 10 ounces silver. while the
other and richest vein goes 10 per cent
copper and from 200 TO Zoo ounces sill
Yer. II II needless 60 say that the trio
of gentlemen have one Of the biggest
things IN Utah. In the copper vein are
encountered large bouldcrs coated with
lime. which ON being broken open and
exposed to View shows to the aston
lrhcd gaze. native silver.
This md means n great deal for this
side Of the county ms several Of our
iownAmcn have property In that camp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-04
TWO WALL STREET STORIES.


Tho story OF young Talcott, tho Wall
street broker who has made 100000
out NJ the rise IN stocks In the past six
months, and who N going In retire
pcrhapH-ls full OF encouragement to
the ambitious ana the enthusiastic.
Any man can make money Ia Wall
street N he viii only buy stocks when
they are down ana yell them when they
are M. All that IN needed IN 10 know,
when 60 quit.
There II. however. another Wall street
story OF The man who boosted that he
had known when TO quit. and that was
when he had enough money left 20 pay
his railroad far. home and % cents TO
give the porter for carrying liR trunk
W TO his father.in.law's house.
Both stories are true. only the latter
story II true q hundred times where the
Taloott story II true once.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-04

Announcements In the pi, today were
To the effect that members must DC
careful In charging others with max
Ing wash sales. THE chhfs" mus,
moi be made unless II can be- proved"
said President jackson. And " proved
agalnst any member. that Individual
will be- expelled from the Institution.
No such business VIII be tolerated on
this exchange" were the MAJORS tell
Ing words. The members were also al.
monlshed TO get closer together. In or
der TO expedite business ana get
through ON limo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-04
OMAHA li,E STOCK.

omnhn. Feb. -cattie-Rcccipta
1900. Market bIi0c lower. Native beef
steers. 4. 600 .a5. western steers 3.s0f
$50; Texas steers ]. c0nl. 20. cows and
hcifcrr. 4. gsat.s5. Htockers and feeders.
3.s0G5.ss. calves. 4.0oGs.50. bulls,
stays. etc, 2.h0ut.25
IioRH-i,eccipta. G.O00 Market Toe
lower. Heavy. a.5sui C5. mixed, 3 65u
800. light. . $3.50. pigs, 5000 co.
bulk OF sales. a.t5d3.c0.
sheep Receipts. i.so0. Market dull.
lower. native muttona. 3.s0G3.fs. vest
ems. g.sods.is. rtockcfa. 2.s0u3 70.
lambs, OOn5.O0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-04
prSvrn Li,rsrocK.

Dcrvcr. Fob. .-cattic-Rccclpta $50.
Market steady 10 strong. beef steers.
t3ss q ti.ss. cows, $500 70 1875. feed
Stockers. do. $40 u N's; bulls and
staRr. $500 " $500.
Iiogn-Rcccipta. 100. Market steady.
light packers. 1890 u 81 as. mixed. 1855
u t1.co. heavy. 1886 ~ tats.
Shcep-I,ecelpts. 500. Market steady.
Good fat muttons. ss.co q $780, lambs.
AT5 u 800
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-04

Showers Consolidated 30 y
-ncccss ...... -
retro =" q. 3" 49,. VA ~
Nnleo .. L.. ....s. lyV io@f1
West Mountain Placer 70
TRANSFERS or STOCKS.
chloride Point. coo q $50 900 0
Dalton 4 Lark. 800 y i,sc.. 500 %
iic.; 1000 q ishc.. 1000 u iaMc.. loOo
u ishc.. 1000 a ilAc.. 600 " nv
1000 q ne
Dexter no q s72sh.
Daisy. 1900 a. be.
-Four Aya. 900 u soc 700 q eshc,,
1900 ~ CsA.c. s.iOQ u daisc.. s,N0V "
ccc.. 500 a csc. buyer 20 days. 1000 %
65Mc.. buyer 30 days: 1900 Il d'Ac.
buyer 20 days
ocyscr- Marion. 800 q @c.: 800 O
Mammoth. 300 q ssii, 700 q salts.
400 a ssis: 100 y - 10Y 49,,
Mercnr. $40 n 81 20. 200 70 80 II.
Lower Mammoth. 900 ~ tioG.
Nerthern Light. eNn " We. 900 n
eiisc. 1000 u dc, COO q pohc. 1900 q
Sacramento. 200 a sc. 700 q ii,so;
100 a. i5sc. I 500 u tsc 100 n Nhc,
star Consolidated. 900 q ii4o' 100 -
Boston.Dc La Mar. 1900 a 2'sc: 1000
~ o. I coo ~ stc
Joe flowers. 600 q lie.
Joe Bowera Extension. 5000 a ishc.
tO,H, u i2tsc: 1000 u ~. buyer 20 days.
Monarch. 1000 a s~c. 1000 ~ 2ao:
h.0OO n "a.
Manhattan. 1000 q sasc. 1000 " 2nc.
omaha. 200 Il Gle.
Richmond Anaconda. 5000 q &c.
Rabbits Foot. 800 ~ i2tc.
Success. 5000 ~ Sc.
vnico. 900 ~ 81 49,
Total shares sold. StO1n.
Selling value NJ stocks. fio,isiN,
THE WEEKS BUSINESS.
During the week shares have changed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-04
PRODUCE

Chicago. Feb. inlay wheat opened
at 13ismi.. advanced TO ia. declined to
'sa.. recovered to %
Wheat May. 1gHGh. July. 10k1L.
Corn-Fcb. atss. NAV. aea1h
Onts-Fch.. :efs May. si5..
Pork Feb. $50. May. 1901.
Lard Feb. 9 10. May. 10.
Ribs Feb. ieO. May. e.o2
Ryc--iiis.
Iaticy-iinsi.
Timothy 40
FtnN-t iSa..
wbcat-No .. 5iaisis: No. .. Goa 20.
No. 2 hard. ser 81. No. s. GiGee No. 1
northern spring. ioaiiis. No. ., $50 iiis.
No. , HprinH. Gid10.
corn-No. ?. as'auA; No. ., 7ihGal.
OaIs-No. 9. a7A No. .. sihuls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-04

\ Properly now looked upon with
considerable favor by mining inca g.
that % The krcmlin company. recently
ltcuiluratt frum which good uasaya
have already been taken. These viaiiuH
lic ~ brooklyn Uulch. Hinnhatt. and u
II thr Intention Of thosc Inter fstci to
push trt elopmeut work anu place the
ininc ou tie shipping list as soon as
iorfihl' ltr location hcapcakH Tot II a
btilliunt future. and with seprcsrnti-
tive pcopit at its head. the success "
tho project seems well nigh assured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-04
KANsAs cry LIVE srocK.

Kansas city. Fob. t.-Cattic-Rc-
ccipta. 20, Market unchanged.
Hogs Receipts. J. 900. Market. sdiOc
lower. bulk Of sales. l.5iG3.Gs. hcavica,
3.sOI3.,5. hackers. 3.hsT3 20: mixed
$500 ga lights. 3.i0n3 90. workers..
3.bbffa. %. pigs. 3.s043.i0.
Shsep-No market
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-04
TintIs Group Purchased.


A group Of fifteen claims. comprising
800 norcs OF mineral ground In tho
shade Of some of III, biggest mines OF
the east side. has been purchased by
three gentlemen. namely James n
O'llrien. the contractor of Eureka, and
g. y. Kinney and u. n. Shepard OF Salt
Lake. who are heavily interested In
several mining properties In Tintic.
and win form the basis OF "A company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-04
wervLy n1sN .rArnurSr

New York. Feb THE weekly bank
statement shows the following
changes
surplus. reserve. decrease si.77q.Ji0.
leans. increased Si5.l5t 100. specie. IN.
crease. G,i42p0n. legal tenders. de.
crcrsc. seoi0O0. deposits. increased.
uS.3s5.Ooo. circulation. decrease. SOS.
900
The banl,s now hold tJS.is2.e7b IN cx-
cess Of the requirements u the % per
cstt rule.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-04

Between heats ON the Salt Lake Ex.
change today Caller jones welded the
hammer on vacant scat, the same
going To Hen Luce for the sum OF t1sl'
This ~ splendid figure. taking into
consideration the presence OF the new
exchange, and demonstrates an abid-
ing faith Ia the pcrmancncy or the old
iustitution.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-04
vutcAuO MAHNErs
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Teb t-iioEs-i,cceipt
soooO LEFT over from yesterday. 9 p.
Hogs ciosed tVioc lower and dull
Mixed ana butchers . sinl 50. good
heavy. . iOOa SD. rrugh heavy. $50
9 g.. light. = 20 to J.ia.
Cattle Receipts. 800 Market dull.
steady.
sheep Receipts 300 Market un.
changed.