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Hx-nmprsss Eugene has been stay.
ips IN Paris IN the strictest incoGnito.
but 10 expected to return shortly -
her country place at TAfnbefoagA
Nil. SUSSEX, after an abssase q asasiy
aeven uookAA
The silver star., 1900-09-14

moral philosophy. That q teacher Of
moral philosophy should concern him
0slf with the science Of political
economy II 4 new idea. Therefore
Professor Sidgwiok's economic works
bear recent dates-his Principles Of
Political Economy" 1888; his "1ls-
nents Of Politics." 1891. and his
Practical Ethics" 1898. His other
works. in which his theory Of Asdon-
ism b developed, are 'Ths Methods
Of Ethics" and Outlines Of the His
teey Of Ethics" He has contributed
freely to current literature.
This years apple crop IN North
America IL expected to be the largest
ever known. The horticultural sta
tisticians predict from s0.00o.ooo to
~. .0o0. 900 barrels. which will b .
supply Of more than one barrel for
steey inhabitant Of the United States.
.y5eev Grotvfh Of Southern Cssies
The census returns which are COM
ing In from southeastern cities do not
give promise Of large increase In
population In that part of the United
States. II is true that urban growth
has always been much more marked
in the north than In the south. but Il
has besn understood that the negroes
of that region were drifting into the
cities.
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8HEEPM en-,

eoosignments solicited by Kx0LLu Do0TI ~ ~
Exclusive sheep Commission Company Q S6S
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About ThIb

IN addressIng AHre.
PxnN5tass, you are oosss-
s5suBIcafi7g with
The silver star., 1900-09-14

AeSAv nEelcE CURTIS & STEVENSON. I72l
AoORI VTTiVIy Champa St. Denver. Gold and
silver 50c; Gold. silver and Copper, el00
The silver star., 1900-09-14
Denver Directory.

Fidelity SAVINGS Asssstssiss e:ss:; gsS.:i
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-22

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tha aluniI nlaFd sha assa Ie.I.. I.aa
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sbl,a has pau aiJh tha iossn .a.u.
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ass of go % manth .t b. saii doina
Iab lot AoIa mf tha uuaTI $50 una
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party uf MARI iianna Do aial tt. paItf
0f Ahiaham iiuu1iu challenge hIm tu
produce aul uiiuiauDs Uf in.nlu tnat
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-22

u Aspsaa tbal Iadsa Poster haa
awakened uum hia luthAfsY ani i.,ri
opei Toto "a ffss lance te ia .atuft
lnE utaf ths 0uuty suuItlua aulia
and bfeaiblas hfs A fss uishta alu.e
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tornrF iiauis iiouatuu aal l.uosu., I'D
rtfY man aho ui over uaIuH.l
F1aiet Az 'frsreut DIp h. iu1s.
fuatef admitted tbat tus 0oaup hai
been huked m tur sum ui $4,000
when fost,f a.aa HspHuii.au lHJt.a
usss bs lDsaUt tiy 90 alaui.. aIlh
sau words
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-22

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-22

lpasa h.H apilYura n aiifaaa
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fa8tla aie s.nru than miaaH.a rhl
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-22

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-22

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sna tals up lhs ataulal aul ,bs
lssus aaa atsul upsu tl plumtm
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-22

couhTV cAMpAtGN CohmiTTeu.
Fa ruuiam Chairman
"a haushuIst a,.itlaJ
a. Mtuauiala tionuI.D
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-22
DEMooHArIo rICEEr

Fua HunHfutaH.
NgIGLIAm JENNINGS hRNAH.
uF aaunaaaa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-01
MINING NOTES.

Silver advanced p cent today
Seven cars OF ore were on the marker
today from the ophir HILL
The Carisa. Of Tinuc. had five cars
OF gold ore on the market today
stunt. John A Kirby Of the Daly-West
left FOR Park city today
A car OF ore was on the market to-
dav from the Bulion-Beck, Of Tintic'
Twelve cars Of ore were on the mar
ket today from the Centennial-Eureka'
Of Tintic.
The last car Of rooster material for
the Sacramento, Of Mercur has now
been delivered
Foreman John p. Myer Of the Ben
Harrison group Of copper claims. Is up
from the south.
The savanic Mining company Is load
ing car Of high grade copper ore at
lis mine In Northern Arizona
Victor NJ. Clement. the well known
expert. Is back from an extended TRIP
among the mines Of Idaho.
The Taylor-Brunton sampler reported
eighteen cars Of ore from Tinic and
seven from Stockton today.
r c Richmond. OF the Salt Lake
Hardware company expects 10 leaNe
for Denver tomorrow evening.
The recorded sales Of the ore and
bullion market during October amount
to si.7il.27S. For september the safes
were Sl,529,3OS.
The new flye.nch steam lire at the
Honorlne IS nov connected up ana as
soon as the asbestos covering IS put On
sinking will be resumed.
JobnT Hodson was In Bingham yes
terday looking over the Alamo group
where a force o. men Is engaged clean
ing up and timbaring the cavern IN the
old workings
Manager Charles Moore OF the sui
tana mine. West Tntic came IN IRON
The property IT, drs; q the week. y,
avs that work 10 tn7f n"irNhn' 3
- the sultana IS practically closed Tor
| the season
The silver Shield. % Bingham, VIII
he an the market in O. day or two WIN
/ ito shipment toI the month JUST peA7Sl,i'
/ II ,s expected that three cars Of crude
ore ana three cars 0t concentrates VIII
represent the outpu. Tor the MONTH
AT the sale Of Generalization Of Mer-
o,r on the sth inst u is expected that
he property v.l Doc bought In by inc
stookhoiders. u number OF whom are
rsadv 10 cont buta their quota OF me
$4,000 necessaIy 90 meet the Indebted
ness.
John Hays Hammond the widely
known mining expert, is expected %
arrive in the iy this afternoon. Mr..
Cohen of the Consolidated Mercur pro-
fesses entire ignorance of the object on
Ne visit but rlm1r has 60 that Mr..
l Hammond VII make an examination
OF the consol.aated properties WINE
| here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

There was decided improvement In
the attendance at the Theater last
night, though the patronage BE- still far
below what the high merits OF the Nell
company should warrant Bronson
Howards "Aglstocracy" has been done
before in Salt Lake and that by an
original Frohman company but there
were very few respects last night in
which the Neil company did not equal
tbe original. The staging and the
dressing were In every respect equal
The gowns Of the ladies being almost
hsUildering in their elegance. While
tu,o or three u the players Tell some
chat short Of the first presentation,
,be rendition as a whole was We'll nigh
49, =, mo perfect line. The Jefferson
Stockton of Mr. Neil, the Austrian
rsSrcs Of Mr.. Howard. the Frenchman
~ Nv NcVicars the Diana or Miss
| Cbenman and the Engllshman Of Mr.
! gIo6mouist were the best instances OF
! ne acting. Miss Chapman doing the
most effective work OF her engagement
| I'm the role Of the wife. MT burton
hardly had the ton ana the aristo.
| cratic hauteur for an ideal member OF
me 400" Miss Dean ana MISS Lamkln
sr,ea ana looked chamingly. The third
act m which the struggle between the
bpshsnd and the villain occurs was
"ycSiIenttv done and warmly applauded
Nh same hin went for matinee yes
terday AFTERNOON 20 a light attendance
This evening IAN american citizen
win be repeated. Tomorrow nlsht
Mansfeld's great play fatlslah
i So,,,s viii be given Saturday after
w "a evening. with "A Bachelors
Romance Rom /" in which Miss Dean has her
best chance. .,oraaa ,or
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-01
A DIVIDEND DECLARED
By the Rocco Homestake Nevada
Company-Co Conditions of Company

The directors Of the Rocco.Home-
stake-Nsyala company have declared
IA dividend Oh ~. cents per share pay
able on the 10th INST. the books 70 close
AM November ith The property has
lust been listed on the exchange and
I'M spite of the doubts that exists IN
some 0aurters regarding new and COM
parauyeY unknown properties il must
b. Acknowledged that the past record
of the new company Is very fiattering.
The matter has been gone Into very
thoroughly by the listing committee OF
The exchange The shipments from the
mine are very uniform running between
60 10 90 per cent lead for a number Of
months past The fact that the COM
pany has made about 800 600 this year
shows ID 20 be earning about 5000 per
month. The capital stock Is 100000
shares. Of which $1,000 remain IN the
treasury. a dividend OF ~ cents per
share means therefore a distribution
OF $500. which the company ought 20
be able to KEEP up with a balance OF
g2g.SSl.96 IN the treasury and 1900 tons
of high grade lead ore In sight. j. f.
Smith OF Eureka New. Is president Of
the company. and Bert L. Smith Of the
same place Is secretary and treasurer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-01
Hewlett Bros. Co.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.

Of coarse one 90 the bins. says
the Spokane Review. The hne
crushing in the main min has been go.
ing on for a rather short time, but II
was expected that there would be
sufficient amount ON hand TO start the
roasting Furnaces today Il VIII take
two or three days 90 accumulate sup
ply OF the roasted ore. known as cal
cides. suniclenl TO start teaching with
an adequate reserve It win therefore
be at least flyc or SIX DAYS before the
mill is ready for It's FIRST cleanup.
In the meantme. as each step Is tax
en- the min IS found, according TO the
authoritative private reports reachlhs
the city. to be completely satisfactory
The remarkable success Of Mr.. Jack
ling along a similar line with the Mer-
cur mill IN Utah. says the Review m
spires much confidence In the proDaDle
success Of the new Republic plant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-01
PERSONAL.
oNNNN~NNN<>oNNN~N~orV

]. c. McChrystal. superintendent OF
the Gemini and Blue Bell mines az
Eureka, is registered at the Kenyon TO-
day.
s NJ. Brown. mayor OF Nernal, Is
numbered among the guests at the Gull
len today. He is accompanied by Mrs.
Brown.
Dr. j. Walton Graybill, headmaster OF
the Mount Tamalpais Military academy,
san Rafael Cal, is NUMBERED among
the names OF guests that appear upon
the register Of the White House.
Q. r. Christensen OF Uyada Is regis
tered at the White House today
T. NJ. BRIGGS and o. Wickstrom OF
P0cateilO are In town today.
X Nambu. a gentleman from the lana
OF the Mikado registered al the knuts-
ford today.
Dr. J. T. Kettle and wife came down
from Evanston this morning ana regis
tered at the knutstord.
A. Neck elmann Of Hamburg Is num-
bered among the recent arrivals at the
Knutsford.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The following names were registered
al the leading hotels in this city al
three o'clock this afternoon.
Knutsford-John Culley and WIFE,
Denver; X. Nambu, Japan c. NJ. Rob
inson. Attleboro, Mass. A. Neckel-
mann. Hamburg; Mrs. senwald, Frank
Russick. New York; John T, Fogarty,
H. II. Smith, san Francisco; w. d.
Thoreton, Butte; Dr. ]. T Kettle and
wife, Evanston. Wyo.; Miss May g.
Uhly, Chicago.
Kenyon-J c. McChrystal, Eureka;
Adrian Pembroke, Mrs. Heritage, Mer-
cur; S. b. Hemil Chicago; II. Low
New York; b. NJ. Kurt2 New York; st.
V. Ryer. Denver; Ward b. Sherman
a. r. Burton Ogden John Y. Shee,
Denver: Hans Schmide, New York;
Louie Ruhe, New York.
Cunen-A. T.. Eberhart, Des Moines
Ia. Chas. 4. Van Horne, Chicago; 5,
Nj. Brown and wife, Vernal.
White House-Geo Brink, Bingham
Hugh Hunter, ScOfeld Frank Davis
Eureka: s. White and wife. Frisco; l.,
II. Woodgate, Ouray, Colo; Mrs. 5. A,
ellison. Mrs. Abbie Biddall, Leila Aus
tin and sister, Ridgway Colo. VI. NJ,
Warner. Provo; G.. =, Christensen,
Uvada. Mrs. II, Johnson, Gunnlson; T
NJ Bridge. O. Wickstrom, Pocatello; j,
NJ Booth. Ia. Geo. 5. Crosby, Provo;
Mrs. Jos, Sayille and family, Miss Rog-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-01
EXAMINATION BEING MADE,
Messrs, Kearns, Ritter aud Loose
Will Decide on DEVELOPMENT.

Hon Thomas Eearns L. +. Ritter and
10 Loose went down % Tlnt.c yester-
day Cor The purpose OF examining the
T.. Bey and Sunbeam properties aud
reaCh.ug a decision in the proposition
TO develop the lower levels OF the sun
beam through The I'D Rey shaft While
nothing definite is known regarding the
matter DO .s s8id that &c ls among the
possibilities % the immediate future.
The I'D bey Is equipped with a good
hoist and y drift should be run
north from the present depth Of the
III key shaft 10 would give, Mr. Wheel
er says, about 300 feet at the old sun
beam workings The drift, would have
90 be run about 600 feet 90 the FL Rey
oailnes but once within the Sunbeam
lines The whole ledge would be projected
by such q drift.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-01

Cattle-Recelpts, $500 Generally
about steady. Good 90 prime steers. so
$3.50. poor TO mediums 40G54O; stock
ers and feeders 2.75d4 5j COWS, 2'60W
40; heifers. 2.e0a4 .6O Gamers, eOQ
2 so; bulls, 2 5Oai 4O calves, 3.7jQ6,00;
Texas fed steers 4.O0d4.S5 Texas gras-
sers, 3.25Q4 10: bulls. 2.50Q3 %,
Hogs Receipts today. $4,000; tomOr-
row. $4,000; left over, 1851. Average
fully cents higher. Top. 4.S5. Mixed
and butchers, 4.45d4sj, good 70 choice
heavy, 4.55Qi seq; rough heavy, 400
$50; light, 4.35Q4S2ia; bulk Of sales,
46Qd4.72E
sheep-Recelpts. 10000 Ten to IS
cents higher. Good TO choice wethers,
8 9004.20, fair 20 choice mixed, 1850
Loo. western sheep 3.s56420 fair to
chohice mixed, $685. .00;western sheep,
,S5d4,20; Texans, 2. 50qS.60i native
475Q5.55.
lambs, 4.25q54O; western lambs. 4.75g
b55
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-01
HIGH GRADE COPPER.
Two Shipments on the Way from the
Grand Gulch Mine.

Latest reports from the Grand Gulch
Copper mine IN Northern Arizona are
Of a very encouraging nature Two cars
OF high grade ore have just reached the
market, which win shortly be followed
by two more cars Thomas W. Jen-
nlngs expects 10 visit the mine next
week. at which time It Is thought that
connection win be made with the ore
bodies on the 200-levelAt present force
Of men are engaged there in running for
the ore bodies exposed on the 100 level
The two latest strikes in the east and
west drifts on the l00.leyel are said 10
be looking very Wen. and while IL will
take some time 90 make a big mine
there. the prospects OF 1t doing so is bet
ter now than az any time previously.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-01
KANsAs CITY LIVE sToCK.

Kansas city, Mo, Nov. 1-Cattle-
Receipts 5000 Steady. native steers
420Qj.50, Texas steers 300d500; Texas
COWS 2.35d310. native COWS and heifers
i.75nA70; stockers and feeders 2.75q
i.35. bulls 2.25H35j; calves 4.SOa5.S0.
Hogs-Receipts 10000. Strong cents
higher. Bulk Of sales i6O@465; heavy
A5TRQA70, packers l62hG4iO; mixed
l.6OaA65; light 460QA1O; workers 4.65q
40; pigs 4.45aA61k.
Sheep--Receipts 1000. Strongi lambs
875a5.O0: muttons 2.50q4O0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-01
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

Omaha. Neb.. Nov. l.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 300 Light strong; heavy lower
Native beef steers 425q56j; western
steers 400I4.75. Texas steers 325q4.O0;
COWS and heifers s1o0425; Gamers 200
$780, stockers and feeders 5000 46O;
calves 3OOQj.5j. bulls. stays, etc, 2.0Og
40
HoRs-Receipts 1900, Shade 10 3
cents higher. Heavy 450046j: mixed
4.5OG45sib: light A5OG455is. pigs 35OQ
so bulk OF sales 460G4j2H
sheep-Receipts $500. Slow, steady
Western muttons 365a4O0; stock sheep
S.2j63IO; lambs i2j053O
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-01
CLOSING STOCKS.

New York, Nov l--Atchson, 80; do.
preferred, IA American Tobacco, 9GA ;
". & o., 15it. do preferred, 81; c. i. L..
3sh; Con. Tom, 26h b r.. r.. r., 6Oih;
General Electric, 143: I. g., 1.1SB; l.. &
~. 'jh NJ. f. II. preferred, 32la; Man
haitian, go, Met Ry.. jlla Mo, Pacific,
5i& Northern Pacific. 5ri do pre-
ferred, 52H; y. y c.. 1874 Penna,
l.36: Pacific Mall, i2&: Gas "a; Read
Ing first, 51A second preferred, 2lA;
r. l., l.0SM $. p, IS; ST. Paul, .157s
Sugar, l2S%; Tenn Coal, 55, u. F.,
GlA' do preferred 1914; w o., sO%.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-01
DEsERET EVENING NEWS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER /, 1900

charming violin solo rendered during
the evening
AZ the Grand there was an average
house % see the stock company in the
play Of "Frou Frou" As this is a play
IN which the main weight fails upon the
shoulders OF the lady, general satisfac-
uon was given as Miss Mortimer is far
and away the strongest member OF the
company. IL she would provide some
one more nearly her equal In ability
among the male members, there would
De "A decided Improvement.
Tho main applause AS before, was be-
slowed upon the vaudeville features be-
tween the acts; the darkey donclng
was especially appreciated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-01

prices rose easily on small purchases.
small during the second hour and the
market was duller than for weeks. Just
before noon Increased selling carried
prices down sharp fraction. Bonds
were sluggish but steady.
Sugar went a fraction higher and
there was sufficient demand Tor n. +.
10 advance Il slightly The covering by
room shorts caused the market to stiff.
Zen appreclably. but the trading was in
Significant. A lot OF Lake shore sold
at $50 compared with 2l0 yesterday, The
closing was dull but firm at slight net
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-01
CHICAGO MARKETS.

Chicago Nov. 1.-December wheat
opened at "A to 1874. rallied 10 74A.
Close: Wheat-Noy,. 1884; Dee. 1875
az, Jan, 7l&07,.
Corn-Noyember, 36A, December, 30.
Oats-Nov.. 2la. Dec, p.
Pork-Nov., 1910, Dec, 1850; jan,
II S2i5.
Lard-Nov, 7o7is; Dec, 6S7ls; Jan,
els
Rlbs-Noy.. G.27is Jan, 6O2taQ6 O5.
Cash. Wheat--No. 2 red. l3A076h;
No 9 red. 1905; No. hard winter 70
W72ik No. hard winter. 6Sif01l; No l
northern spring. 7lha77i4 No north
ern spring, 7ii3d77ik; No, 3 spring. 6lls
G75
Corn-No. 2, 37kd&; No. 3, S1hGh.
Oats-No. 2, 22A; No. 3, %.
Rye-4sA. ... .l.
Barley-3665g.
Timothy-Nov.. $50.
Flax-Northwest LII.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-01
sr.e COX. MOVED Up TO-DAY
v,.,o.nome.luRc IN Good P'"'u"'
p.p.ucs,snn climbing -'''"'
central weaker
TOOAYS INITIALS
SILVER 6lh
LEAD. SkOO
CASTING COPPER ij4

pr.lBe.s closed today on the MN. MN.
,.s exchange with the sale Of 1910
' ',' FOR ,s.G072 May Day was me
ro,, active of any of the stocks traced
T. Something over 400 shares were
.o,1 h, prices ranging from "a to ''*'
NM opening sale was made at the ioT'"-
:, aqure from which O steady advance
Was made The stock closed strong
With 50 BID
Star Consolidated was also guile a'-
five today at better figures From JUS
opsnlng price Of 5si the stock sold up
70 aa from which figure IL declined
sHghty at the close,
DAILY West continues TO gain sIrens'n
with amazing rapidly Very little STOCK
{, released. but after selling at s20SO
Yesterday It advanced to 5000 today
on the sale Of 2j shares.
Grand Central Is weakening as the
time for the dividend approaches There
"a SIN the greatest confidence that q
dividend viii be paid this month. but
the uncertainty regarding the amount
or manipulation may have caused the
decline to 1875 al which price l59 shares
changed hands
Rocco-Homestake. called yesterday
for the first time. was active again to-
cay around 81. AT that figure some 1900
shares changed hands on the closing
sale. The advance today Is due to the
declaration OF a dividend Of III cents
per share.
Yankee Consolidated shows an alarm
ing shrlnkage today when II was trad
ed IN at between 8 and . cents pei
share. Daisy recorded the sale Of 100.
shares at +, while Mammoth advanced
q 500 per share.
Closing quotations were posted as fol-
lows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-01
REGISTRATION CLOSES.
Close Upon 2t,OOO Voters Enrolled
I'm This City.

Both parties were out in force all day
yesterday hustling in voters TO register
and so well did they do their work that
when the books closed at nine o'clock
the total registration in this city
reached the number OF 2O,s09 or an in
crease Of 3,i72 over and above the total
registration OF 1896 Both parties eX-
press themselves as being very much
pleased with the result. The registra-
ton by precincts IS as follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-01
CHANGES INSIGNIFICANT.
Pennsylvania Vas B,ggt, 10 Blocks Of 1000
Shares Stating a General Rise
Not Much on otter and Prices Rose
Ea.iIy-shou Covering Stlna
en- the Market.

New York, N''. Al foreign mar
lets were clos d today and speculative
ointment was unsettled al the opening
bors Changes as a rule were inslgnih-
can't Penusy Una was bought In
hlocks Of LOO shares and upward and
Quickly crosse $685. Purchases by shorts
started q gene a' rise. 10 which kansas
city southern Preferred Manhattan
American Ext and Colorado SOUTH
ern second pr .err.l advanced a point
There was mol much stock on offer ana