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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-31
Kruger May navel In Cog.

Paris. Oct. 30.-Forelgn officials believe
President Kruger will travel lncognlto
during his visit 10 the European capi-
tails. rellnquishng II in each city only
long enough TO permit an exchange "
visits between Mr. Kruger and the head
OF the nation. His stay In Paris will
not exceed forty eight hours, and pos
sibly only twenty-four The French
government win not offer Mr.. Kruger
any formal function, though Il is eX-
pected the city will tender him a dem
onstratlon which will be a scene OF en-
thusiasm The government VIII not
take part in the reception, but viii not
put any obstacles In iEe way OF pri-
waite plans OF welcome, In short the
government viii not take any steps
likely to be construed as an offense to
Great Britain. though It Is certain
President Loubet and Mr.. Kruger will
exchange visits. The same proceeding.
II Is believed. will be followed at each
European capital visited.
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LIVE STOCK.
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City, Oct. Sl.-Cattle-Re-
celpts. 1900. Steady; native steers,
q S6a5 80, Texas steers, 3.t0q4.90, do.
cows. 3 SOFAS O5, native cows and heif-
ers. l.50G52j; stockers and feeders,
2.55qA75, bulls, 2.25d3.2j; calves, 4.25
G5.ft.
Hog Receipts. 1900; cents lower.
Bulk OF sales. 465d4. go; heavy, 4.50q
4. GO: packers, 455Q4.6O; mixed. 4.5Oa
4.57is: ueht, 1904 62i5: workers, AGO
"A. 62is. pigs. i00qA.6O.
Shecp-Reecipts 5000. Steady. Lambs,
S.65d5 %. muttons, 3.60G4.15.
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DEMOCRATIC JUDICIAL TICKET.

Comuock, the San Francisco Chroni-
cie says,
a revival on the Comstock lode has
been expected for a long time. II was
supposed that the draining Of the low
ar levels by the hydraulic pump would
create it. But that was in a large
sense O speculative idea and Il failed.
Extensive gambling In Imstock
shares ended years ago, IL will take
something more than a new system OF
mining and milling TO revive H..
Nothing short Of the discovery OF one
Of the oid.time ore bodies can do H.,
Working the lode ON economical lines
and making dividends by legitimate
methods viii doubtless restore con-
adence Ia Comstock properties for in
yestment but these things Will not
resurrect the spirit OF speculation.
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MINING NOTES.

The Cygnet, OF stockton, was on the
marke, today with three cars Of ore,
The American Mining News says that
UNh's mining products this Year Will
be worth i20000GO0.
Three men are reported to have been
killed by powder gas in the Smoke
house property in Butte.
The Grand Central, Of Tlntic, reached
the market today with a twelye-ear
shipment Of ore.
Two cars Of Shawmut concentrates
reached the market today from this
Bingham property.
The Taylor-Brunton sampler reported
twelve cars OF ore from Tinuc and
five from Bingham today
Richard A. Parker, who is connected
with the United states Mining COM
pany Of Bingham Is here for the pur-
pose Of inspecting the mines.
Mr.. o. p. Posey came In from Tintic
today. He says the Bingham Copper q
Gold company VIII shortly be In the
market for silicious ore.
Col. Bruback has returned from Silver
City after giving a lease on the Oh
workings OF the Silver Bow property
down TO the 200 level. The new shaft Is
down 24o feet.
vernaI Express: Captain Dodds was
over from the White River gilsonite belt
the fore part Of the week purchasing
supplies and tools. He has a force
d eight men doing assessment work.
President Samuel Mcintyre OF the
Mammoth mine came In from Ilnllc
today and reports no special changes
The mine Is said 10 look "a little hum
ry'
Col. S. 3. Miner and Glen r. Both
we'll expect 10 leave for Iron county TINS
evening TO inspect the flfty-seYen IRON
claims on which they are applying Tor
patent
/ George Wilson came 20 town today
/ from Eureka. This Is the day set toi
/ the Payment TO Mr. Wilson OF the bond
/ 90 the property owned 10y the Illinois
Mining company. The amount Is about
/ nSQol.
Superintendent Mcqueen Of the Ber
Butler was in town today from Bihss-
/ ham with samples of ore from the Soutl
drift on the tunnel The ground Is
softer and about a foot Of ore has beer
exposed
The Ridge & Valley directors met last
evening and authorized Judge Dey e
consult with Judge Hardness who rep
ieseuis the Gemini company. The ne
rotations may lead 10 both parties
coming together
Supt John A. Kirkby Of the DAILY
Wes. reports connection made with th'
auza from the 200 level Of that mine
The mine is looking about the same a.
ever The last ore chute on the l'4O
level was run through a distance OF 70
Reef, before the Wine was tapped.
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PRICES ARE MOVED UpWAR D
At the 0psnIng There Was a Well Dlsirib-
uted Demand lar Railroad Stocks,
Bulls Marked Some stocks Up IA Point
STEADY Rise IA NJ. Paul SOUTH
eTn Pacific Down.

New York, Oct. sl.-Prices moved up
ward at the opening on well distrlb-
uted demand FOR railroad stocks. Five
thousand shares Of Southern Pacific
sold simultaneously at 3Sh down to SO.
The market fell into extreme dizziness.
The bulls detected buying 90 cover
shorts In sugar aud metropolitan street
railway and promptly marked them up
a point. While the demand for Southern
Pacific was small, the price improved
TO 3Sh before any pressure was felt.
Near II o'clock the market was a shade
off from the best.
A rise 70 above lls In st. Paul steadied
the market for a time Persistent Of
fers Of Southern Pacific above 81 event
ually drove the price below that level
and the other Paciflcs were affected in
sympathy, New Jersey Central rose 2
points causing the list 10 rise slowly
at midday.
Bonds were dull and firm.
SUGAR.
Sugar Raw duh and easy; fair rehn-
Ing 4 cents, centrifugal SO test 4lai mo-
lasses sugar 3A
Rehner-Quiet; crushed, 6.l5i pow
dered J.Sj; granulated, Sis.
MONEY AND BONDS.
Money on call, nomlnally 3hQi per
cent
Prime mercantile paper, 506 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual
business in bankers bills at 4.S40h for
demand. and 4 .SOh0& for sixty days;
posted rates. 4.Sldih and ass; CONNER
cial billl, 479i504.S0.
silver certificates, Gibg65,
Bar silver 64h
Mexican dollars, j0A.
Government bonds steady; refunding
2s reg. and coup. i.04ss 80 reg, l.09h;
coupon, l.10it; new As reg, l.Alai coup,
| ] .35l5: old As reg, and COUP l.l5hi IS
/ reg, l12A; coupon, LA.
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

Omaha Neb., oct Sl-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. $500 Active, strong to 10 cents
hlzhcr. Native beef steers, 1905. o.;
western steers, 4.OOq4,S0, Texas steers.
q. g5Q40O, COWS and heifers, 10 cents
hleher. 3.20ai25. Gamers, i75G5.OO;
stockers and feeders, 3.25QA6i; calves.
5. 00aG CO., bulls, stays. etc, 2.25gi00.
Hogs-Recelpts, 1900 Shade 10 5
cents lower heavy. 4.fjQ4 So; mixed,
4.45N4.50 light, 4.ElkQi.50; pigs, $50
G{40: bulk OF sales, i.i50f Az.
Sheep-ReceiDts, $780, SLOW 70 shade
lower Western muttons $685. 90;
stock sheep, 3.25qS.7O; lambs. i.25g
or
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The Sum Of $249, 500 DECLARED
by Six Companies.
HIGHLAND BOY COPPER.
Neptly 100000 Pounds for October !
swansea Dividend - Cyguet Im-
proving Affairs nc Mammoth.

Th, month OF october closes with d
yey ialr showing in dividends from tn
various mines. lu the past 81 days dlvl
bends aggrsgatng S2i9,5oo have been
declared ly siN mining companies. The
Con Morrlr heads the list with the
sum Of $4,000 which was posted on the
18Th and wll be paid tomorrow, with
one o., $4,000 from the Mammoth. IN
addition the Silver King Of Park City
distributed $4,000; the Daly-West S37
.g the Swansea OF Tlntic. $1,000; the
Mammoth. $4,000, and the Utah Of Fish
.nrn.s. S..lll
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DIED OF HEART DISEASE.
James Il. Cartwright Expires Suddenly
at His Room.

James II. Cartwright d bartender ,v.
pred y, at his room, 52j South Second
west street yesterday OF heart sls.
ease Sunday morning he cult work and
@ss seen around sunday evening until
''Iae t apparently in GOOD health
A. a. i.lehu went 90 Die apartments H.,
Jay morning and be comrisins3 '1 ,sn.
ne was quite sd. bur refused T." M, ,,,I y
, r'5 'iyian summoned until his eop5l,i.e
Nss critical Dr. Lewis Mas ,bsr -',.. ., ,'' p
~ gI, aus Efforts We're futile. CartwHyl,
llsd soon after bis arrival =" c l.n'
wright was Of On old ar5 lalI-
u'eh family he Mas u v - ssps'ied
ana unmarried. The m5srsi' , ~ age
''''' tomorrow afternoon al zo'oloct 's
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STOCK NOT TRANSFERRED.
Nearly 5000 Shares OF Mercur stock
Not Heard From.

TO spite Of the f1ct that the FIRST dlyi-
lthl OK $1,000 WIN be- paid tomorrow
roy the Con. MerCur company an exam
nation Of the old stock books shows
llat 4iN shares yet remain 20 be trans
lsffel Go the books of the new company.
Lhls means that the sum called for by
'hn cartteatce win remain on the Con-
s'io9.gI comuanys treasury as un-
called for funds. until the stock certih-
Gates shall Doe changed to the new com
muy.s books.
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SWANSEA DIVIDEND.
The Regular Sum OF $4,000 Was
Declared by the Directors Today.

The directors OF the Swansea Mining
company met today and declared the
regular monthly dividend OF cents
per share Or 5000 payable on Noyem-
per 10Th, the books to close on the 9Th,
The payment Of this sum increases the
total amount paid In dividends to $780,
500
No change Is reported at the mine.
Inc carbonates IN the lower levels are
slIll holding out Regarding the rumor
mat they We're too low TO ship, Mana
ger Geddes said he had nothing TO say
further than had been said on his re-
turn from the mine when the new body
Of ore was reported 20 be low in grade.
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DENVER LIVE STOCK.

Denver, Colo, Oct. sl.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 800. Active and strong Beef
steers 5000 90, COWS, 2. 50G3.60, feed
ers. freight paid TO river, 3.00q4 SO
stockers. do, 3. j0Gi30i bulls. stays,
etc, 2OOd3.25.
Hogs Receipts, 800, Market cents
lower. Light packers and mixed, $50
Q4.55: heavy, 4.j5ui60.
sheep-Receipts, 1000, steady and I'M
changed
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SHIPMENT ON THE WAY :
Three Cars OF Ore Left Eureka from
Eagle a Rlue Bell.

superintendent Jackson McChrystal
OF the Eagle & Blue Bell reached town
from the mine today. and reports three
cars OF ore on the way to market. The
ore is taken from the latest strike in an
upraise from the 200 level and IL ex-
pected to show about 40 ounces silver,
V6 10 Ol ounces gold, 2 to 3 per cent cop
per and about per cent lead to the ton.
The strike, Mr.. McChrystal says, rs
looking fair"
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New Pronertr Listed.

The Rocco-liomestake Nevada Min
ing company has listed its stock on the
sam Lake Mining & stock exchange.
During The year 1896. q IS said to have
produced $4,000 worth of ore. From the
showing made this year. when $50, 900
worth OF ore has been sold Il would ap-
pelI mat The property will shortly pay
dividends a balance Of 500. 900 IS said
TO De in the treasury.
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UNDERWEAR.

Each day In the Underwear sec.
ton shows a gain over preceding
day.
Must be that people who come tell
their friends OF the good values we
give and they come also.
Wen just give you a reminder OF
the lots.
At $500 the suit. a fine camers
hair.
At $3.50 the suit. a good natural
wool mixture.
At 800 the suit. a fine wool mix
ture.
At $500 the suit, a natural wool
mixture shirts double breasted,
drawers with double seat
At $500, a fancy wool mixed shirt
and drawers. made same way as the
$500 suit.
At $500. a fine cashmere.
At $500. all wool gloye-ftting.
At 400. 800. $3.50, feece-llned.
Boys at zoe. 800 N.5O. $500.
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HOME MISSIONARIES.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
home missionaries Of the Salt Lake
stake Of Zion viii convene In the Lion
house. 81 east South Temple street.
salt Lake City, Wednesday, October
3lst. 1900. at 1880 p, m A full attend
ance OF the brethren Is requested. Any
one unable 70 be present at the meet
ing, reports Of labors for the month
Moot 10 roouirad az him
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GLOVES.
Work out Of doors?

Work out OF doors?
Then you need gloves.
Here's a glove stock you can't go
astray on.
That's what thousands have
found out.
We can sell you a good glove for
50c-llned or unlined.
We can sell you a better pair for
75c-llned or unlined.
We can sell you pair for 800
lined or unllned-that we know YOU
cannot duplicate anywhere else for
less than sl.25.
We've gloves for $3.50 OF fine Buck
reindeer finish-riveted and sewed
seams-lined OF unllned-that are
the finest working gloves We can
buy.
We've working gloves for boys,
30c TO 75c.
We've dress gloves II you want
them-50c 20 $3.50,
Tomorrow Wen tell Of some mi
Caps. Shirts. II you want then
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JORDAN STAKE CONFERENCE.
Observation-Disclosures
TEMPLE NOTICES.

tuuunnnnnnnnnnnnRunnprJlprb
St. George, Utah. Aug. 20. 1900
The ST. George Temple will close
Friday evening, September 2sth, and
reopen November 20, 1900.
DAVID II. CANNON,
President
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PRIMARY OFFICERS.

The Primary officers meeting Of the
salt Lake stake will be held Saturday.
November Srd, 1900, at ,. m. on sixth
floor, Templeton Building, II is desired
that a representative from leach asso-
citation be present, as important busi-
ness Is 10 be discussed.
ELLA W. HYDE. Secretary.
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Con Mercur 3l7 n Ap.
DAILY West. 30 q 22065
vSrand Central 100 q s62lis.
May Day go n 49,
sacramento 500 G S3y.
,o star Con go q 60; 100 a Jsl; 1o0N
hocea Homestake, 200 a 81. 100 d
~ sSs 5oo q 90: 100 q sou: 100 q Sea.
swansea. 100 q 500; lO0d4m
D.. ankee Con, 300 q lli.. 2t0O II IN.
eo9 y nh' l50O % l0a 800 q lOE
shares sold St6I
Selling value, 3j.7l1l2.
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INCREASED SHIPMENTS
VIII Hereafter be Made from the
norcnles of Stockton.


Hercules of stockton.
The Cygnet Mining company OF
Stockton had three cars OF ore on the
market today from its stockton prop
crty. 10 was learned from Mr.. Benton
that this. In the future. win be the reg
ular weekly output OF the mine The
working force has been increased and
several more men have been put 20
work on ore An upraise has been ex-
tended 90 feet IN a big ore body In the
East Drift reported several weeks ago.
At the same time the drift 10 being
pushed farther East towards another
ledge which outcrops on the surface.
Mr. Benton anticipates important devel-
opments when the ledge shall have been
intercepted.
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smallpox at GnayaqnII.

Kingston Jamaica, oct. 31.-The Brit
lsh consul at Guayaqul, Ecuador, con-
firms the report Of a smallpox outbreak
at that place. but says the disease Is
not epidemic though II is spreading
among the children
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CHURCH NEWS.
NNNNNNNN.~~NNO ~N~~N~NN-NSNNN
PRIESTHOOD MEETING.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Priesthood OF the Salt Lake Stake OF
Zion will convene IN the Assembly hall
salt Lake City, Friday, November End
1900, at Z ?. m.
JAMES d. STERLING,
Clerk OF stake.
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DIED.

UDY-In Pennington, Davis county,
Utah October 30. 1900. OF pleuro-
pneumonia. after an illness Of one
week. Holley a. Baxter Udv aged Sc
years and Z months.
The date Of the funeral has not yet
been decided upon,
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NOTICE TO NURSES.

All those intending to Join the class
for nurses under the auspices Of the
Salt Lake stake Relief Society are re-
quIred TO be IN attendance at the Lion
House" Salt Lake city. on Monday,
November 5th, at o'clock y. m, at
which time the class will be organized
and Dr. Roberts win commence the
course Of instruction. Any interested
desiring further Information will please
call on Mrs. A. Il. Hyde, 20 West North
Temple street.
JORDAN STAKE CONFERENCE.
The quarterly conference OF the Jor-
dan Stake will be held Saturday and
Sunday, November Srd and 4th, at
Deusley's Hall. Riverton. commencing
Saturday at 10 o'clock a. m, at which
time the business OF the general Priest
hood meeting win be transacted.
The home missionaries OF the Granite
Stake OF Zion VIII meet at the Mil
Creek meeting house on Wednesday
oct. 81. 1900, az 1880 pm. A full attend
ance is desired.
FRANK Y. TAYLOR,
JAMES r. MILLER.
EDWIN BENNION.
Stake Presidency.
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CHILDREN EXCLUDED.
Permit 10 Attend School Revoked by
the Health Board.

Mr.. Greenberry B. Dobbins, who re-
sides at 3li South First West claims
that he has been harshly treated by the
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McCoy's stables have Just received
two new rubber-tire carriages. first
class give US call. Telephone 81.
McCoy's Stables.
Salt Lake City. oct %, 1900.
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The Comstock Lode.

win regard 90 the new era which
tne completion oi the big electric pow
ct plant is expected % Introduce on the
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public are remaining az their homes IN
order TO vote As the consequence
travel has not been so light as Il II
Just now since last January. Up 10
3 o'clock this afternoon the following
names We're registered at the Leading
hotels in this city
Knutsford-C. j. schlngeneyer, Phil
adelphia; George II Robinson, New
York. Bertram j. Bluemthal Indian
apolis, Thomas j. Marion and wife,
Portland, Ne: j II Conrad. san Fran
cisco Mr. Sam Lowden, Bridgeport
Ct: James +. Mansfield, New York
Mrs. James Crongneeker, Mrs. X. G.
Cushington, Minneapolis r. G. Bach
mann. Boston.
Kenyon-C. II. Carton. Prescott Jor-
dan, r +. Harvey, Chicogoi r. For
roster, Bart r. Bretherton. New YORK
g. A. Wertheimer. ST Louis; W. II.
Evans, California. w. + Donlan and
Wife, Weston. W. Va; John Boyer,
Denver, Leonard Nogel Philadelphia
J. +. Price. 81 Louis; Albert Crespl
New York NJ. X Young, Los Angeles
Mrs N, j. Thompson, Logan.
Cunen-o. c. r. Falls Cripple Creek.
Colo; Hugh Mclean. Provo, A. 5.
Payne, Green River Wyo.
Walker-V. r. Bohman, Bingham,
James c. McGeary. Beaver; Mrs. Tho8.
p. Murphy. Price, Josie Fitzgerald,
Towanda, Pa.
White House-Joseph Fredickson,
Ephraim; John Frandran, Rock
Springs. Hugh Hunter. Scohcld; Mrs.
d.. 4
johnson and wife. ST. George. A. Smith.
ST. George Ernest Gustayeson, Grants
VILE, j II Merriam, Pasadena; w. j..
Allen Burke. Idaho: l.. NJ. Carpenter
Kansas. l.. II Woodgate. Ouray. colo;
Il. Ryan and family, Laramie, Frank
Davis. Eureka.
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WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

A reception Will be given TO Elder
Jesse w. smith Friday evening, Nov
embsr md, az the Second ward assem-
bly, rooms. The following program VIII
ve rendered:
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RECORD FoR THE MONTH.
The Highland Boy smclter Turns Ont
Nearly 600, 200 Pounds of Copper.

A splendid record has been made this
month by the Highland Boy smelteT
south 6f Jhe city. In that time nine
cars OF copper-rold bullion have been
shipped 10 ,he refinery at Perth Amboy,
New Jersey weighing something over
gDCN pounds In addition to this the
smrIter has turned out nearly another
car of bullion which will be shipped
later 300 lha week The output OF bullion
flr the month runs close TO 100000
pounds The increased output Is due
Mr u. ~ Poland says. 10 very few
Interruptions occurring during the pres
ent MONTH
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SAN FRANCISCO GRAIN.

San Francisco. oct. a-Wheat-Dec.
9gh May, l.O6h; cash, s6A.
Barley-NO sales cash 121a.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

Chicago. oct. 3i.-December wheat
opened al Az and advanced TO 7i7s, re-
acted to 7ilaQ%, then rallied to i4HQ
IS.
Close-wheat-oct. 79X@E; Nov,
73%&6; Dec, 7ih.
Corn-oct, 27hi Nov, Ss%; Dec,
IS.
oats-oct. and Nov. gil1; Dec, p.
Pork-oct, 1000; Nov. 1885; Jan,
Lard-oct., Zo5; Now e.s7A; Jan,
G65.
Rlbs-october Gao; Now els; Jan,
92ha6.95. ...
No. 8. red, 10q7iiz No, 2, hard winter
eob &i2t5. No. g. do. 6SMa7i No J.,
northern spring 7fAG1ia' No. 2 DO,
irbG77h: No. g. spring, 67iaG753.
Corn-No. 2. 37h, No. 3. sax.
Oats-No. 2, 2lAQ22; No. 3, 2lls.
Rve-4SA.
Barley-3SQ5S.
Timothy-4 50.
F1ax-Northwest la.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle-Receipts. $500; generally
STEADY. Good TO prime steers. 55Oa6OO;
Door TO medium. 44Oa5.4O stockers and
feeders. 2.757i5O, COWS, 265G410; heif-
era. 2.6OdA65. Gamers, 1.50Q2.6O; bulls,
2.5OG4.50; calves. 4OOQ600; Texas fed
steers. 4OOa4S5; do grass, S.25q4l0; do
bulls 2.50Q325,
Hog--Recelpts today, 1000; tomor-
row. $4,000. left over 2,S76j lower 8
cents. Top. AIN; mixed and butchers,
/ 44Oa477la good to choice heavy, 4.5Oq
A. rs: rough heavy. 435G445; light 4.3Og
AIS: bulk Of sales 435q465,
Shep-Reeelpts. $4,000; steady Good
10 choice wethers. 3.s5d4.lO; fair TO
choice mixed. 3.3jQ39O; western sheep,
375G4l0: Texans. 2.5OG3.5O native
lambs. 425g5.3O; western lambs, Also
525.
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ST. LOUIS WOOL MARKET.

ST. Louis. No. oct. S.-Wool. quiet
and unchanged.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Qulnlno Tablets an drug
gsts refund the money n it fails 20 cure, L. "
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-31
SWEATERS.

Must be sweater week ,,,
Judging from the number guns
out. and
many men. .ors
OF course, most Of them o0'N'
here.
Just a hint Of the styles ..,oss
For llttle fellows OF 10 s-s ~ ~
and solid colors-sl.00 ana ~"
latter with silk mixed stripes s,o
For bigger boys. cotton one! one. a,
and 75c: wool ones. solid cg'V gIs';;,,s
sl.0O-college colors, Red ana ,ssss
and Black and Red-sl5o' U''''
with roll collars. -. a. Rlue
with sailor collars-ALey-in ,slth
and Black. Green and req ,,,,n
white stripes on collar ana p''''
Of skirt %. 100,
For men-solld colors, al g.
$40, s. co. $3.50. 49,.
College colors-sl.75. $40
re things that are selling iAh-
before come IN.
The Portland daily press., 1900-10-29

Paris, October S8.-There was large
gathering of socialist and working men S
societies at the Bourse du Travail today
to welcome eight delegates from the Eng
lish trades union, including Mr.. Baines,
secretary OF the society of engineers, Mr..
Pickles. of the society of painters and
Mr.. Ruichard Bell, secretary of the rail-
way servants society, who presented a
manifesto to French workingmen in
favor of peace and good fellowship be-
tween the two nations.
Nm. Jaures and Valiant responded
and the meeting adopted resolution in
favor of strengthening the fraternal
union of the workingmen of the two
countries and of submitting to arbitra-
tion any differences that might arise.