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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18
interesting Chat With Capt. De La
Mars Manager,
ROVER OPTION CLOSED UP,
Utah's bright Future ~ remiIp'. Good
showing strike al HEAVIER Lake
miscellaneous.

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chat today with Victor NJ. Clemonta'
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and Tor the past week on 20 mas pteh
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ON his departure.
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MARKET REPORTS


New York. May is London respond
ed 10 the bouyancy OF our market yes
to-day. quotations there today showing
general Improvements. ranging up 70 a
point. Speculation IN the home market
was very confident, although the gains
were generally slight. Buslncas was
heavy. with sugar. Manhattan, Brook
Ign Transit and Federal steel conapic.
uous ia tho rise. Profit taking turned
the trend OF prices downward. with the
general level below last nights close.
conapicuously weak stocks were those
which figured most prominently IN the
opening. risel Prices have reached a
level which seems tempting to short
sellers. and thclr. Efforts were factor
In ncceloratisg This mornings decilhe'
The railroad shares showed great re-
slrtancr owing to the exceptionally
favorable statements ~ the second
week OF May on many lines. Pressure
ceased after n o'clock and fally tnl-
lowed with coverings assisting the turn.
Hut few shares. however. EOt NJ 70 the
opening level and the market was
rather fevcrish at the top.
Aniconda mining showed animation
and buoyancy. Improving 2a.
Trading on bonds continued larger
with prices wen sustained.
SUGAR.
New York. May s.--sugar--Raw and
quiet, fair refining ~. Centrifugal %.
test ~. fnolaaAes sugar :. heilnel
aulct and nrn. crushed ~. poydyrcd
sMi graduated "a.
MONEY.
New York, May iS.--Monoy on call
laan per cent. Prime mercantile paper
sicriinr csehspsc nrm with actual
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usss vsia Of shipplsg ore Sear the 400.
foot Level.

Frank Y. Taylor spent yesterday at
bingham IN an examination uf the
kfomlln compuny'H ground iiU ap-
pearcd on the scene at a very uppur-
tune time Tor In sinking on the shaft
the miners had lust encountered nnw
vein which opened up 10 inches ~ nne
looking uru-Orr that win ~ In the
ncirhhurhood " 90 per cent lead aud
~ ounces silver 90 the ton.
The SHAFT. says Mr.. Taylor. 10 now
80 feet dcen ana will BE- pushed tn
ihe 200 before drifting ln commenced.
the Idea huinr 60 Ert underneath the
ore ANA atupD M On ~. 20 that Hhln-
mcnta can b. made a. once. The COM
pany has pumps az work draining the
fh1ft. but the flow " water necessarily
hampers progress Ia going a. the deep
hence much time h practically wasted
However. work IL being pushed with
an poraihlc speed three shifts ~ mon
being husily engaged In development
The kfemlln lies next 90 the Little
Chicago, ffum which former owners
took orr 90 the value ~ go 90 from one
pocket, This section ~ the camp "a
noted Tor good Hilyer-lcad values. and
the Indications are that the kfcmiin
has IN u the making ~ q steady ship
per ana ultimate dividend payer.
Nr Taylor was much taken M with
the condition N bingham AZ q whole.
and, like many others. has great faith
IN ~ future. he was especially pleased
with the work of the Highland hoy
tramwny, which. says he carries on
q bucket ~ co pounds nf ore every %
seconds. thus amply supplying the new
smelior. IN ~ manufacture ~ copper
pigs.
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omaha. May is.-cattle-i,eceipt
800 Market hctive, aNloc higher.
Native BEEF atcorn. t..su5.2b. Western
steers. l.1OfLsi; Texas steers. a,iou
is0, cows and holfcrn. a.NolA5s; can
nern, s6O0a.so. utnckcrl and feedcrn,
iooQi.ih. calves. t.OOu5.0oi bulls, stays,
etc. 3.OO0t2i.
Hogs -llccelrlH, 5000, Market shade
lower, closed steady; heavy, aG0H51oi
mixed, 3ssGaGO. pigs. 3,eslaco. bulk
Of aalea. at50as0.
sheep-Recsipts $500. Market iod
i6e higher; Western muttonH. fianb.so,
stock sheep, 4.OsUik0; lambs, BOO Loo,
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NhA- NATE trNCM when sober but
the rum demon usually had the better
Of him and his wife had to suffer. one
day concluded 10 try remedy called
Golden Specific. which II WINS F1id
would cure tho liquor habit rccrctiy.
So ! mixed some ui 10 with Mr.. LynCh's
food Tor Few days and put a ilttlc 10
HE coffee. ! could scarcely conceal my
agitation and fear less b. should auH-
picion mo FOR he had suddenly taken
dislike 10 liqunr. said h. deHpisod the
stun. and was the most remarkably
CHANGED man YOU ever saw I kept
hraveiy re- a.. determined 90 not waver
In any attempt 10 cure him and I soon
found out that my mission was come
pleic success and that Golden Specific
had wrought almost miracle Tor me.
I want other women % urunt by my
example ana am glad 10 learn that nr.
ifnineH who discovered Golden Specific
viii generously send free TRIAL pack
nHc 90 every woman who writes Tor it.
Hend your name and address 90 Or. J.
W. liainca. 80 Glenn Bldg. Cincinnati
Ohio. nnd n you wish you nre ~ iihor-
~ % refer a. mo ne having told you
about this marvellous remedy.
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Kansas city May is.-cnttle--lie-
ceipta. 5000. Market steady to strong
native steers flNs n fi.ih. Texas rtcerr.
u.ls " Ns5; Texas cows. $50 n ll'sai
native cows aud helfefn, ~ Y 10
stockers aud feeders. $500 - ti.1oi bulls.
500 u $3.50,
Hogs Ileceiptn. ii,ooo. Market steady
10 strong. Hulk of sales $50 o. 1.is.
heavy, $50 n. tl.sQ. packers. $500 q
iaisn; mixed. sass " ta.5shi light.
is.ts y fsoo. workers., 1855 u $780, piss,
$3.50 ~ sass.
sheep l,ecelutr, 1900. Market nrm'
Lambs. $40 q $500 muttons. ti.t0 q
HNf
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J. W, Dunn, who arrived from nen.
ver Lake frw days ago ana immedi-
nteiy lot Tor Evanston. Wye, BROUGHT
IN some very encouraging news from
the Hulena mlno which recently -.
numcd operations, ua stated In these
columns nt tho time. Tho gentleman
reported that In drifting on tho Chiar-
ide clhim nt dopth N 20 feet. the
miners had encountered iG.inch streak
of hne looking ore. somewhat similar
% that shipped last year which sold
seemed o. Indicate an opening az ~ the
Dunn said tho discovery was looked M.
On M very important ono. a. q
on tho open market Tor go a ton. Mr.
orc body proper.
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Deal On for Their sale 10 Boston aud
Providence. Capitalists,

Price. Utah. May iG.-Coionoi ben
lite. who has been working placer
properties on tho Colorado river for
ycarH and who at ono time owned and
controlled twenty miles 81 the bars bo-
low and above Dandy crossing. left
Green River. Utah. tonight with party
OF seven BOSTON nnd Providence cap
ltallHta. They 10 by wagon aud horse
back from Green River and Will mako
they nrc on a deal FOR with Colonel
lite. aud IN which u II said over $500. .
go ia Involved. John Z. liito has out
nttcd here for the trip and sent hia
brother ana the Eastern people thcry
today.-Dcnycr News.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Philip Duhfc TO W. y. Ncsien.
warranty deed. lots and &, block
z, Lynch ana u'H. subdivision
cioc a. ~. EldrdFc 10 N. n. FL
drcdgc. warranty deed. axi0 rods
northwest from 10 rods north ~
southeast corner io, 4, block 10.
llht A. go zee sss 900 zee ssssss q.
N.Mclirown TO Sarah II. nlnnnli
warranty deed snNao rods SOUTH
east from 90 rods east " north.
west corner southeast quarter
rcctoin "a. township south.
range 1 west, 90. &C.. 90. ...... d
Fanny Egrintun a. Sarah A. or
ton, warranty deed. acres
northwest quarter or northeast
quarter Hectinn Z, township
south, range l east. 90. ... &C.. q
Low iiardcaftle 60 Elizabeth
spencer. warranty deed. s acrra
northwest quarter OF southeast
quarter section 4. township
south. range west. %. 90. q
J. ~. Fox Ia j. A. Cunningham.
qult-clalm deed. 4xio rods south
east from northwest corner lot
z, block -, plat A., -. 90, .,.., Il
rotal.. "' o., -, o.. .. ..,fs.i,
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London. May is.-rhe wool auction
aaloH were continued today. with
large number 81 buyers present. A
selection OF row Zealand merino. the
best offered for some time, was In
strong demand, ~ were also some ilne
easily realized the best pricea ~ last
week. tho Yorkshire representatives
securing the bulk. The offerings num-
borcd n 500 bales.
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Dnoyor, May is.-cattle-R Receipts,
900. Market nrin. beef steers, i.,oGi .1bi
cows. coat 90, feeders, freight paid TO
river, 4. O0uf 10! ntnckerr. DO, i,2bub.es.
bulls, stays, etc, e.i0Ii,b0.
Hogn-ileoeiptH. 800. Market % lower
easy; Hight packers l.60u3.e2h; mixed.
8 .6sGa 90. heavy, 9.i0H3.10.
Sheep Receipts, 300. Market firm;
good tat muttona. . ,5005.O0i lambs, $50
a.. "a
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SAN rnAsoisoo MARKETS..

San Francisco. Cal, May is.--whcat
strong; December LIS. May i.oii cash.
i.0lh,
siisi new. siAi cash. i.0ln.
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TRANSFERS or STOCKS.

Ajax. 300 n ti.igis.
Chloride Point. 100 q S5c.
Daly-W West, $50 u 1896.
Daisy, 600 ~ 2Scs 300 u gsts; 200 a
~. 800 u 2Sls; $50 u co.
-Four Aces. 20 u 3Oc, 1000 % aitk,
lalenn. 600 a. 1ac; 900 u %.
llcrachel. 5000 n &c.
Mammoth, 100 q $780, 800 o .i.s7;
l.pwer Mammoth. 100 q zoe.
Northern Light, 1900 n ave
showers Consolidated. $50 70 i0o; 600
" II; 900 q Az.
South Swansea. 100 ~ sliais.
star Consolidated, 100 u 9iMc.
inHton-De La Mar. 1900 u &c.
Golden Eagle, 1000 " Gho.
Hercules, 1000 " Gkc.
Ilomestake. 800 u lsc.
Manhattan, 5000 q Sc.
West Mountain Placer. 1000 q 50oi
100 q a.
Yankee Consolidated, 1000 q ii&c;
5000 u llH.
Naleo. 500 a iili.
Total shares sold, 70, 100.
Selling value Of stocks, se5sl.i2.
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tancc u half mile lie will al once
proceed 10 develop the claim.
James stark. who returned Tuesday
from the Copper river country In Alas.
ka. whore h. spcnt nftcen months, says
the country 10 no good
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LOCAL nARkETS.

Salt Lake Guy, Utah. May Is. 1899.
Below are wholesale buying figures
on poultry. butter. EGGS and cheese.
Quotations are corrected seml-weelSly
by J. N. Christensen a CO.. Wholesale
produce dealers.
POULTRY.
There 10 big demand for poui-
try and the market II very bare.
Dressed poultry drawn. with heads and
feet on. bring figures as followai
Turkeys. per n.... -. .,...,. IA
liehh'. go 80 80 80 ''',''ss''t'''n-l3
Hooaterh .... ............. .....ss.... 20
BUTTER, AND CHEESE.
The market Is Milling up with ranch
butter thus aflcciing the price OF
creamery.
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she My hus-
band was q hard
drlnkcr There
never was a doubt
In my mind but
what liquor had 30
worked upon his
nerves nn Co actual
iy control his appc-
lite. Like most men
who drink be was
Kind ana generous
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ma srnIKr SrAn oaprS.
Reported Discovery ia Largo yciu Of
Gold Hearing Quartz.

Special Corresponds ice,
ogden. May 49,
II IL reported that a large vein ~
Rold-bcaring quartz has been discover
ed just outside the limits OF Ogden
city, by John II. Porter, an old Lead
VILE miner The ore shows spockH nnd
flakes OF gold, and Mr.. Porter claims
that the ledge can be traced for dis.
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creamery butter... -. 60. ............1S
Cheese. Utah tnew) ...................io
EGGS.
The egg market II ovcratookcd at
present, owing TO concerted effort on
the part of prOducefn to overcome the
recent scarcity. consequently prices are
dcm0rallzcd.
GRAIN.
Hclllng rricca on grain. -four, etc.
Whcat-eo cents per bushei.
Oats i.i0 per hundred
Corn-Si.i5 per hundred.
Cracked Corn-ti.20 per hundred.
.uan-S0c per hundred.
Ryc-ti per hundred.
fhorts-q0c per hundred.
Barlcy-si.25 per hundred.
LOOSE HAY.
Timothy-ti2o 90 per ton.
MlXod-li000 per ton.
Alfalfa-t9.o0 per ton.
FLOUR.
liigh patent, per cwt d. .. .. .... $40
straight grade. per cwt e. =. .. 49,. l.l5
Family, per Cwt OIL. D.. .. =. .. 80. t.20
Potntoea, per huHhol o.. .... o.. go. 60
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Sunday. May ?ist. via Oregon Short
Lane. Round trip only 500. Train
leaves Mt afts a. W.
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EleQQIl Sl[llN[ turkish Both

G,t,,,,,'t',,t ~" Vii M 49, W :
pnd prescribe for Patients needing med
teal aid 10 you have cntarrh, Dyspsp.
tia, RheumatiHm, Nervous Troubles Or
Kidney Disease. come aud bo cured.
Any Kind 81 "a bath you want. Masgags
for both sexes. Swimming Lessons TOT
ladies hE the matToa-
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\ special from Cisco, Utah, 10 tho
Denver News says that ou,nts of from
Sal mountains daily Tor a week past.
There N reported TO DO much excite
ment among the rnnoh people nnd the
newly arrived prnapectora regarding
strikes of cnppor-Fold orns being struck
IN the sandstone contact along the base
o. the mountains on the north ana west.
aud from specimens shown by PROS
pectors they are finding some fine ore.
copper carrying gold Some OF the
uranium samples are fno and the claim
IL made for bodies OF u. Three sales
are reported al fair figures. 10 per cent
paid down, one IN Fisher valley IL 10
Denver parties, and two at Salt Wash
to Salt Lake parties.
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iinrnham rnrsuss the Company Ia the
itfth District touft.

Charles 4. nurnham he's filed suit In
the Flfth district court az Ncnhl
against the joe bowers Mining com.
pany asking that the company be- re-
strained from further entering up the
ground, ana that plaintiffs have judF.
inent Tor thrresqunrtcrn OF the Joe
Bowers Lode Second"
In their complaint. which was filed by
MeHars, Williams. Van colt a authrr-
land. counsel Tor plaintiffs. contestants
set up that the territory IN dispute WIS
located BY thcm In January. isas. The
location covering 90 by 1900 feet. They
nllcge that for NOR" than twenty years
500 has been annually expended by
them and their cn-ownerH az required
by law, ana that FOR more than twenty
years prior b. tho pretended claim Of
the Joe iinwcru Mining company they
have been IN possession, The pinlntlna
further nllego that IN September. 1895,
'the defendant company procured Ia
be conveyed a. H. the Interest ~ tho
cn-owners, consisting " onc-fourih Of
the said Joe bowers Lode Second. and
that under said conveyance took pos.
session ~ the property that has since
been occupied by a.
Pialntidr. citing the fact that appi-
cation has been made by the cons
pany Tor patent ON the whole Of the
claim ln dispute, deny that II has more
than % quarter Interest In the grnund.
and pray q decree quletlng their title
10 thfre-qunrtera of the lode.
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itpDltts
chicago. May is.-Iuiy wheat opened
ggGss. sold az 52ts. declined 60 'lA.
advanced TO 52kuis.
CLOSE
whcat-May 7gI July 5si.: sep. 75't.
corn-May q; July ~,
oatn-Mny ei4; july strh'
pnrk-May 800 iuly hle
Lari-May BOO; July Ae''s'
CASH.
wheat-No. . red 5adT5. No. red
fOG5s. No. Z hard winter csis; No. y
SOC. No. I northern spring I3uAi 10,
2 northern spring 'i1'si NO spring
corn.-So. ? s1r; No. say.
oats-No. 2 siHGss. No. J ssh.
nariey--as TO ~.
Ryc-ts.
Tlmothy-2.io.
Finx-i.O;.
LIVE STOCK.
chlcnro, May is.-iioFs-itecrlpir'
a 200, tomorrow, 1900. left over. =.
sis. Market barely steady; mixed. and
hntrhrfr. sle0 " $3.50 good heavy, $50
n iaSs. rough heavy $3.50 " ss.isi light
taG0 a id,ss.
beevea. tt2s y $40 cows and heiicfs,
f20o D t5.ooi Texas Hieern, fl.s y hssi
atockerH and feeders. 1915 q blp
sheep-ftccelptA, it,ooo. Market ac-
tive. steady. sheep. N,'b y ii.p'i lhinhH'
SEQ u tS''s'
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who can doubt that there IL cure
FOR drunkenness when We have such
an eloquent aud emphatic statement
from Mrs. Katie Lynch. g2e Ellis
strant. San IrnnnIanl. CnllfnrnIh.
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Waterman brother.. stock nroh.rs.
No. Central INK Phone Ca rinCA
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SAVE THE MEN.

Women Now Have uiorioua Opportunity
10 Rescue Men FROM N. Terror Of
Drunkenness q secret Remedy utten
In Tea. Coffee or rooa that Cures
the Drunhard without Ills
Cooperation.
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free Trial Package OF rhis Magnificent
Care Mailed Tree 10 Every Lady who
writea-Do Not Delay Hut ~end at
once for the rrre Trial aud 1est It.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-18

Creamery bntter... -. 60. ........"..t
Cheese. Utah tnew) ...................i
EGGS.
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Stocks Dld. Asked.
Sacramento Con-. secs. 10
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-29
SOLD WASHED STA MPS.

New York, November 2S.-A string of
errnnd boys and junior clerks employed
in the broker offices in the financial
quarter, has daily for some weeks been
seen going In and out Of the stamp store
run By David ID. Bsdean. at No.l2 Broad
way. Scrutiny Of Bsdsau's business by
Internal Revenue Agent Thompson has
developed, IL Is alleged, that the proprie-
tor was buying and selling washed in
ternal ravenus stamps at the rate OF be-
tween $4,000 and 5000 day. Having se-
cured the evidence necessary to warrant
Badeau's arrest, Agent Thompson late
today raided the stamp store. arrested the
proprietor and sslzeI in all about 5000
revenue stamps worth from u TO $50 each.
Many Of the stamps had been washed
and the traffic In than Ia q violation of
the federal statutes. Badeau was taken
to the general post office and there he
said thst he resided at East Orange, N.
J., and that he had been In the stamp
business since July, 1893. He was after
ward arraigned before U. S.Commission-
or Shields and held in $1,000 bail for sx-
animation ON Tuesday next
Agent Thompson says that during the
time that Badsau was in business he bad
cleared about $40. 600 By the sale OF washed
Internal revenue stamps and that the
government was dsfraudsd out of at
least twice that amount by the shady
transaction.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-29
SOUTH PORTLAND.

Geo. X. Jersey, who has been running
q billiard room ON the corner Of West
High and Congress streets, has sold his
tables, fixtures, etc., to W. K. johnson.
The resort WILL however. be conducted
with Mr.. Herssy In the capacity Of man.
agsr.
James Desmond has secured position
With the Bostoo food Fair now In pro-
grsss at the City hall In Portland.
@. p. S. Dyer, who has been seriously
Ill with pneumonia. is slightly better.
Ths Pejspscct and one schooner were
on tie marine railway yesterday.
Cart. whits of willard, waohman at
the b,oycls factory. 10 slok at his home.
The boys at Preble and Williams are
sharpening up their appel t. for that first
class dinner on Thanksgiving Day for
which such careful preparations are now
being made.
1t looks as II the grooers and provision
dealsrs wouli be kept very busy today
met ting the want, Of their several Gus
toners VINO are getting ready for family
reunions which win be the most notable
feat ara of the observance Of Thanksgiving
Day ON this side of tae harbor.
Cards ara out announcing the marriage
Of Vim. MoCracksn Of Boston and Miss
Amelia ID. Apt Of Pleasantdale, to take
place Thanksgiving morning at II
o'clock. 1ha wedding will be held at
the residence of the brides parents, Cap
tain and Mrs. Daniel Apt, ON Summer
street. Plsasantdale.
Judge and Mrs. FIJI. Hartford returned
from Gray where thsy attended the
wedding IF Miss Hancock.