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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-06
MADE THEM FEEL SICK
Much CONSERVATION Among
Senatorial Candidates.
THE CANNON INTERVIEW
THOMAS DOUBTS AND KEARNS
TALKS OF TRUMBO,

If any one Of a half dozen senatorial
candidates in salt Lake had been
asked Yesterday TO select a musical
composition best suited TO his feelings,
he would have chosen Come, Xe Dis
consulate. without batting an eye.
Colonel Isaac Trumbo seems 10 have
been playing horse with the local boys,
or at least most of them.
In yesterdays Herald appeared an
Associated Press interview with George
.. Cannon just before he sailed Tor
HOuO3uIE lLr. Cannon was quoted as
saving that o. J. salisbury and Colonel
TrunbO were -he most prominent can
dsdates for the Utah senatorsillp, and
that Colonel Trumb0 would have the
support of the Mormon church.
When Governor Thomas read that
interview at breakfast yesterday morn
ing. il is said Chat he poured soft
f0iled egg into his cup OF coffee and
drank the mixture without a kick. Tom
Fitch WazgIed his leOnine locks and
wondered what the dickens the world
was coming TO- The other Tom. Kearns.
was equally disturbed. 1t certainly
was an awful jolt to the senatorial bee
hive.
II was noted as a coincidence that
Colonel Trumbo is in san Francisco
Just now. Hee IS presumed TO have
seen his friend Nj. Cannon and had a
friendly talk with him about the SEN
aJorship. Then came the Associated
Press Interview and the blue funk To-
cally. But the boys tried TO be as
chirpy as If nothing had happened.
q Doubling Thomas.
81 believe the dispatch is genuine. -
said Governor Thomas but / don't
think FOR a moment that EIr, Cannon
used the words attributed t. him
Apostle John Henry Smith happened
in while Governor Thomas was talk
ing. He said he really wasn't bit in
Terested in politics. He wouldn't know
anything about the game if he STUN
bled over il in the biz road. Well yes.
he had seen the Cannon interview, but
he didn't believe George Q. had said
anything Of the kind. The Associated
Press was mistaken. NO, 4ir. Smith
was not taking any part IN the Sena-
Jorial fight and he didn't care who won
It..
IT. Kearns was seated in a comfort
able leather office chair AT his desk in
the AIOrlan block when approached
about The fatal interview. NO. George
O. Cannon never said anything like
that" said he Mes a man of TOO
much sense
MIR. Kearns threw out a suggestion
that Colonel TrumbU was responsible
for the interview "ColCnei Trum0O
isn't to be trusted in a matter of that
kind. he added. No. in a matter OF
that kino. Ike can't be trusted
Mr. Kearns was not ready TO make
any statement in regard to his sena-
tOTial aspirations. He was told that
at least one member of the legislature
was practically sure TO vote for him.
Then only need thirry-One more" ne
said, hopefully. which shows that Mr..
keaTns is no SLOUGH when il comes to
mathematics
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Bows stole Brass.

Tom Brown. Eli Kyebb an6 Johr Smith
stolen several hu2dred pounds Of brass
castings from the Short Line yarss were
arrested last nigrt and locked up u the
city jail
One OF the lads WAS caaght III the act of
setting away with the STUN and his two
compa Mons We're caught later. The boys
tn the vacant lots IN the Vicinity Of he
depot and last night about lae pounds ~
the brasa Wal found By The officer The
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-06
ELKS WILL ENTERTAIN.
Smoker and Social For the Livestock
Delegates.

The Eiks held a meeting last night for
the purpose OF considering the request
of the citizens committee Of the National
Livestock convention that the local lodge
of the B. P. o. E entertain the delegates
70 the big convention one night during
their stay here. 1t was unanimously oe-
CiGed that a smoker and Eiks social
should he held nj Christensen's hail. the
selection OF the date being left TO the
general committee III following were
named as a committee having the ar
ran eeneuts for the social in charge w
w Hail chairman. George W. SNOW.
Joseph EnEensDerger. Charles T. war
ren, Lester u. Freed
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SmaIInnx Rennrts

A resort TO the state health board yes
re~Ga- lrom WeilsviHe stated that there
were three new cases of smallpox iu that
place DIT Gleason, the health physician
sHr Davis county reported that there
We're seven new cases In that county.
-eIr new cases OF smallpox were placed
under quarantine yesterday biz the health
department The victims an live on the
east s'fie aud are Roy T. Frost aged 10
residing az go South Second East street
George p Oswald. aged IS. at 12I East
Third South street, Jean Dickman. a-ed
-. ar Us South Third East street. and
John \. SansDere, aged u. at al South
E'ffrH -.rET street
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Apnointed Bv Navlor-

Sheriff-elect Ham Nayl0r completed
his list of appointees yesterday by
naming Walter J. Sloan as one of his
assistants This fills the last vacancy
in the force of the new sheriff and the
many applicants who have waited in
hope 10 the last VIII now turn their
efforts in some other direction.
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roR SALE

A GROCERY STORE. doing q good
business. 4 chance for the right party.
Cau at l34 South Main
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3. q O. Transfer Co. moved to II
". 2d South We have moved but are
iu shape to move others. only three
horse parlor vans. Satisfaction ar
ways. Don't forget we are now at Is
~. "a South ST. Phone s55.
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Notice

The trouble with the Tntermountafn
Electric Co. o5 this city having been
satisfactorily settled by Local Union
so q International Br0therhooa
Electric Workers. the shop is now da-
clared by 81, fair. r. II. JOHNSON.
i. S.
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ASSAYER6

J. ". CT5RRIE, No. y west Third
South street, Salt Lake City. Samples by
mail or express receive prompt attention.
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See Mehesy the Furrier

for Ears Knutsfo~d.
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FOuND.

CORNER BRIGHAM and Main. black
purse. Owner can have same by describ-
ing property and paying for this ad- APP
Oly Herald.
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
Yesterday s Record at the Local OF
fee of the Weather Bureau.

Maximum temperature - degrees, min
mum for0Derat 7l-e 81 degrees mean tenn
peraJurC g dgrees. which IS 8 degrees
above the normal Accumulated excess
1f temperature since the lst OF tie moAlil'
- degrees. accumulated excess Of tenn
reratBre since Jan. /, So degrees Total
precipitation from b.. N. % p. IA, none
Fc-truu1sted deficiency Of precipitation
since list 81 the month - inch. accumu-
lated deficiency OF precipitation since
Jan l. g. 90 inches.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-06

Utah Commercial and Savings Bank.
General banking business: interest
paid on savings deposits. ". r. Arm
strouss. president: J. e. Caine, cashier
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on ANY CHATTELs- NO COM. No
removal; payments 110 W. End South
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The 95c Sale.

Sl-59 up to $3.50 Silks and 81 90 an To
$3.50 a yard Mateilasses. Pierolas. ere
pous. $50.
AT 0raT.k FRS.
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Castle Gate, Clear Greek, Winter
Quarters, Sunnyside lump, nut and
slack: anthracite can Sizes. These
Goals always in stock, % South Main
street: telephone 429.
D. J. SHARP. Agent.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

$4,000 CASH, or easy payments, buys .
drinks, cigars or cash. viii ea-,S 20 ~
and upward weekly each. Earl. Clark 4
20, furniture manufacturers. Chicaro
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HELP AND SITUATIONS WANT
ED ADVTS. WILL BE ACCEPTED
IN THESE COLUMNS FREE OF
~HARGE-
RANCH OFFICES FOR RECEIPT
OF WANT ADVERTISEMEN
SHERWOOD'S PHARMACY, Fifth
South and State street
HAZEL DRUG co, corner OF West
First South and Fourth West.
MCOY'S PHARMACY, corner Third
South and Fifth East
FOULGER BROS. CO. 6S X street
s. B. COULAM, Eighth East and
First South.
a. J. DAVIS & co, corner Seventh
South and Seventh East.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-06

Can at ia South Main
GOOD MARE. pig mule. donkey. wagon.
harness and saddle. So. 74S So 6th East.
BABY CARRIAGE and small base
burner. Apply Ia y St
HOMESEEEERS' headquarters under
Walker Bros bank 2 ". klGfach, Mgr.
HIGHEST PRICE paid for alfalfa seed.
Bailey Sons, S. East ID So
TYPEWRITER and office supplies,
blank books Margetts Bros. 40 Main.
Phone 774-3.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-06

FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
WE SELL real estate-thats all futile
Bros, 40 Main street Red ball signs.
ALL KINDS, all parts of the city.
Houston Real Estate Inv Co. "a Main.
PITTS sub. 5th S and 9Th W. Many
new houses under way, high ground. city
water and lights, $125 a lot. SO mo-;
new 4-room brick. Sl.Ze. worth $500.
Hubbard Inv Co. Is W % South.
GROOM COTTAGE, lot 61zx65z. corner
on + St. 5. +. front plenty fruit, worth
5000, our price S2,458. easy terms.
5Xie rods, south front, on 9th St. an
elegant lot, only $.3o0.
On 9th South. a 6-roOm modern brick
cottage. fine place for railroad man,
A, Richter. Home Investment Co. 6. s
20 West 1st South.
THE REALTY COMPANY IS THE
money-saver- They viii help you to buy
or build "a home
Sell you homes for price of rental.
"a f-room bricks, less than 800 down
and small mo- payments.
Coy homes, 500 to 500. easy terms
Brick. large rooms. good barn. Use.
T. bllck, close il. =. s. only Sd so
New s-rpom modern brick. S20o9
city
THE REALTY co. Edgar ;. Darling.
Mr.
our location is - west I'd South
our Telephone number Is -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-06

UTAH Steam Dyeing and Cleaning Co,
81 Richards st. EIigh-class work: mOder-
ate prices Telephone No. 6S2. N,
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OPTICIANS

W. 2. BUSHMER- manufacturing op-
tician, 73 West First South. Special lenses
ground TO order, eyes examined Tree
J. H KNICKERBOCKER optiCian.
Removed TO 259 Main. Lowest prices
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CLEANING AND DYEING.

LADIES JACKETS, dry cleaned. 81. .
I'D. Gents overcoats cleaned and pres
sed, $1-25 UP. Deseret Dye Works, rs
So. West Temple
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PERSONAL.

ALL DISEASES cured AT the Mac
Namara Healing institute, Il and 20
West South Temple street. The true
and tried.
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MGURRIN & CO. IS West Second
South. have money TO lend at low rates
Privilege Of part payment at any time.
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sL50 up to $3.50 silks and $500 up to
$3.50 a yard MateIlasses. Pierolas. Gre
AT WALKERS.
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MEDICAL

DIR. Z. s. PAYNE, 142 South MAR
street Specialist in diseases of womer
and children; satisfaction guaran- eed IL
dress
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The 90 Sale.

$50 up TO $3.50 silks and see up 10
$3.50 "a ward Mateiiasses, Pierolas. Gre
At WALKERS
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VA. BROADBENT. ID. ID. $.
% TO date dentistry, Western Dental
Co. 81 Eagle block
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WALLPAPER.

WHY HAVE we doubled our business
every year2 Because We have a good
thing in the wall paper and paint way
and everybody is commencing to md it
out Geo. ". Ebert & Co., 326 State.
Phone S75-N.
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Thursday. Friday and Saturday Chill
dren's Jackets. one-third off. Z. Z. NJ l.
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LUMBER DEALER.

PARKER LUMBER CO. wholesale
dealers in Windows, Doors. Mouldiugs
buitoing ana Roofing Papers Mill Work
estimates given. Send Tor orr prifes s,7,s
discounts. Salt Lake City, Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-06
Christmas Is Coming.

You can save one third or more on
your Gloves and HandkercEiefs for
the holidays at Auerbach's liquidation
sale
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STOVE REPAIRS.

STOVE REPAIRING.-XVilli Pender
& Sen, sos State mfg. and imp of an
kinds, stove and range repairs repairing
in all its branches. Mail orders solicited
Tel. 13-5 rings
STOVES BOUGHT and sold. Stove and
range repairs. parts for sale. Tel O3GX
j. T. Lovett, 81 f, Sd SO.
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BAKERIES

ZIoN'S BAKERY AND Lunch
Parior . W LIST SO. Best Meals.
SOCIAL MILK BREAD AND CAKES
for sale al all srocers. 70
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WARMING AND VENTILATING

GEO. NJ SCOTT-STREVELL HARD
WARE CO Warm Air Heating and Ven
tilating Apparatus for Churches, Schools
Residences, etc All work guaranteed.
P J. MORAN-Stesm and hot water
heating and veutilating apparatus. No.
% West Second Scuth-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-06

Dr. T. n Keysor method of flli-g
teeth is painless l6s Main street Auer-
bach building.
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Drunkenness.

a safe and permanent cure fOr drunk
enuess and drug addictions- Address
Kelley institute, First North and West
Temple ST. or Box $50, salt Lake, Utah.
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ROYAL
BREAD

At Ausrbaeh's Liquidation Sale.
Magnificent lime Of Handkerchief
anu Fans NJ closing out sale prices
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$1,000

THURSDAY. Friday and Saturday. Z
q. II. ]. Furs. .one-third off.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS

ONE DOZEN 15Sxil5 platinum finished
photos, 25c; regular, S1.O0; finest stvle
mounted: two positions. For 80 days at
Alseen's, 50 East Second South.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUGtiON SALES.
1000 BASE BURNERS and heating
stoves at half price. l. Y. J.. Furniture
and Carpet InstalIment House No as
Z. Second South street. p A Sorensen.
HAVE JUST BOUGHT a Bankrupt
Stock of furniture and stoves, over twelve
carloads, for soc on the dollar We are
entirely over-stocked and will unload at
prices lower than regular factory cost
Stock complete in all departments Cash
or time-Sl.00 on $1,000; 5000 on 800 90
T. \. L. Furniture & Carpet InstalIment
House: p A Sorenser. Prop
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-16
STEAMSHIP UMATILLA SAILS.
Takes I75 Passengers ana 1.SOO
Tons Of General Cargo.

Takes I75 Passengers ana 1.SOO
Tons of General Cargo.
Steamship umatilla. Capt. Cousins, sail
ed for San francisco yesterday. with 1.500
tons of general cargo aid l35 passengers,
including seventeen Japanese Immigrants.
Exclusive OF Japanese her Seattle passen-
gers were.
Cray. Joseph Gates, Paul Piiefke, q. l. LANG X.
W. shannon. n. g. Epps. r. fleece, D. W: 1n1h-
RE, W. Guild. Joseph Dettert. Henry "iapken.
art. walter Ans si W. Bowen. i. d. i,upsil.
". Breiter. John Campbell. Fred surford. VIII lam
Borple, A. Dawey, j. Stone. r. A. Timer. n 60
Ssnnsn, John o.conner, G Harris. William , Hay
kss.. Walter STANDBY. j. Hickey Joseph Fiset. A.
Prehard. William Langdan, s. r. Gbboney, A.
Swanson. ). Morton. D: johnson. J. Anderson. $.
Mrs Lancaster, Ms. J. =. Dixon, ,. .. Dixou. @.
]. johnson. Mira q. J. Johnson Mrs 8. w. Num-
VI. y. Castillo. Mrs. y. c. Kellogg. W. A. Amery,
RobeI: Mrs. a. sobel. John 1aituis. J. Crowleg.
bert John Mccaferty, C. J. Hutchinson W. II.
johnson, Mrs. r. cunninsham. A. J. w. Laysf
man: Alice w Anthony, J.. :. Book. Sam Price.
Ray J. n. Jasper. W. r. Wallace. y. woodsard,
L. 8. Stevenson. ]. u. Stewart. q. l.. Whitaker.
= Fraser, +. Neville, X. Phillips. y. Barclay, r.
Whaon,s Bert McIutyre r. 3. Titus y. A. Gil
mour, n. NJ. Anthony. L. DEM. John OMEN. o.
Feadler. W. Robinson q. Mier w. Nicholson, Err
nest Wheeler, Ms. Matte Terrell: ). Terrell, q.
Terrell. Jack Wood. James Quick. ]. Randolph. A.
Henry, r.. J. Hand. V. scrobe. Jennie Clafie. T.
Grnham. p. Palmer Jsrncs Hogan. W. Eaton. J.
Wagner. A. Folder. G. Lewis. J. Evans. p. Het
land, r. Swaziland. II Ksause, John Peters. X
Mcleod. J. u. Hugh C. Stanley. W. Douglas. L.
Hanson. J. Dennis. J. Gerster. W.. Wilson, l..
Baldwin. 9. Swanson. J. Ward. r. Gnnhoin. A.
G. Lsnsrtrom.s O. Keller. r. sinclair, John Mur.
ply. n. Eastman, ". Cunningham.
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CITY OF puEBLA ARRIVES.
Brfngs III Passengers ana 1000
Tons Of General Cargo.

Steamship City OF Puebia arrived from
San Francisco last night. She sailed with
III passengers for various Puget sound
and British Columbia ports. and a general
cargo OF loo tons. 100 of which were
consigned to Seattle. OF her passengers,
80 were Seattle bound. BY destination
those of the first cabin were as follows:
Beattie--H. Harms, r. Meyer. Mrs Lucss, Mrs.
NJ. A. Bley, A. Williamson. q. y. Ward. u.
Rovei. Miss N. Hun. W. r. ssndsrson. Mrs. q
Bennecke and two children. W. w. &.fdred j. W.
Golsan and son. J. Dixncy. A. Dunlap. q. n Har-
y. Cunningham. w. r. Webster r. Thompson,
Mrs A. CowalI and three children Miss Snyder
w. a. Murray. j. y. Kline. Mrs. q. G. Demm<tt
and two children. +. W. churchouss. Mrs. uiberg.
sadie BtanFy.
Tacoma q Debnsy, Miss J. Near.
Eserett-Mn. A. woodin and child
Victoria, b C.-F. ". Long, y. s. Mcdonald
wife aud child. Miss woodili. Mu. W. Haley and
child. H. Bord DR.. seilery Miss Chalmers
Vancouver. B. C--Miss O. Armstrong.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-16

NEW YORK. Nor. ls-F1our-- Receipts, lsI55
barrels; exports, ITO barrels. Market quiet
Wheat Receipts, 955zf bushels; exports. i9i ssg
bushels. Spot. Arm; No. 2 red, 7sMc. 10 b.; T7Mc
elevator Options opened steady and unchanged
followed BY weakness under local selling lower En-
eiish cables and bcarish outside markets They rai-
lied In late session and closed firm at nc net ad-
rance March closed si5se; May. eAc: November.
T4c: December 7sMc.
Woof-DuIl
Hops Steady.
Coffee Options closed STEADY ct 4 net decline Of
sdl0 points balss. 5000 bags including November.
9c; December. 9l5s6 SC; January, 6soc; March.
.&4ane Spot Rio. easy. No. invoice, TIE
Mid. ostet CoSdova, sk@f3Lc.
Sugar-Raw. Arm; fair refining SIC: centrifugal
= test 3Ac. Refined. steady.
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81 So
LIVE STOCK MARKETS..


CHICAGO, Scs R--tassls -Rscvsa.s eeo, head.
intlnding i9 rtxaas and M Western t.a.,a 4,
s'fiee. strung 10 10 higher fscsA n rrisns sfest~
s. tasis 20 panf "a meiinFn So zss4 ~ sci.atrA feed
err. q Ysat -. miNsd staeksss s. Nas u COWS q "a
~ ~. hetsts sssssass csnnsss. 81 saaa al ,r,gIs
81 &si v calses, SAs6TS. TsxAs fed steefs xsaS
grass steers. 81 J>fs 10, taiix. s. sAa1N
Hnss kecril2s to-day N.A head tanssrrsw exti.
mated. 20" lsft evef. ssas Msrtef IA. h,xbrT
elosins shade easier Tvs. S&. uaixga ard
tvtehcfs. - inas o.. Eooa e. ehacs hsary 81 4Aa
20 lonsa bear. 81 seas. hshi. 81 ass .. /,
ball n sales. 81. s>a3
sheep Rcesp,s. Wan head Sheer. stsaa, IA n
shade ieNrs hesss ss~s. 10 h~tf isras AIM
lsWcY tieot d ehace wethssrs St,4 n. IN 4.
chgisc MIXED. = sta'4 -. Weston sheep, Sass \
Tsxas sassp. s. $es1 g. usftss tanahs Al is.sS =
N stem lamas xksgM
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-16

LONDON, Nor ls>-wheat-Carroes on passage,
white quiet. red. dull. carsoes No I standard Cali
foraa. 3cs Cd. English country markets. aIiet bit
steady.
LIVERPOOL Nov. is.-wheat-Duii; No.
standard California, 6s I'd. Wheat and flour IN
rariz, firm French country markets. quiet Wealth
er IN England. showery.
wheat--CIose-spot. steady; No. ? red Western
winter, 6 Nd No. Nuthern spring, g. I'd; No.
California, e "a Futures, steady; Decembsr, Is
II sd: March, 6 sd.
Corn-spot quiet American mined. new. d I'd.
Futures. steady; November, D llHd; December, Isl
January, i 1d1kd
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CHICAGO, Nov. ls--At the beginning Of the Sos
sion the talent beheld paradox the market steady
ing on besfish news liverpool fully reflected the
decline here Yesterday, and shorts taking advantage
OF the liquidation which was renewed in moderate
way on this fact COVERED 20 insure profits. Thus
December which had opened isr lower. AZ 7sn91
7zhc rallied 10 72~e This tr1fling rally
brought out more wheat with the result that IL
dropped 70 7tHc. the low price for shh crop Here
the narhst gxve evidences Of having been sold to
the last speculative bushe and prices stesded with
JERK The long wheat which shorts had grabbed
ct the start vas less in evidence. An Argentine
cable reported 10 per cent damage to the crop Of
that country. and while this vas denied by Others
later: had its effect among shs shorts. The
opening OF recently closed mills at Minneapolis also
had IT. efscf. and Decsmhar advanced 10 72kes
12%c. around which figures the market held steady
the rsn,aininx hour * the session.
Corn was abba 10 stand alone. and ava 60 helped
BY good shipping demand and the stif-hacked
ettituuc mantaincd by young operator credited
With being In confroi Of the market December clos
cd shade HIGHER. at SSh@o6c.
Oats were firm and quiet December closed I'M
changed, at &c.
Strength end fair amount Of activity held sway
IN the provision PIT. Pscken and commission,
houses were liberal buyers largely 70 cover shorts
The market was influenced by run Of hogs 700
under the estimate. and sharp advance In prices
At The stock yards January pork closed s2lsc over
yesterday, with lard lie higher and ribs eoc up
The ocs6iuG futures ranged As follows:
Opening Highest. Lowest Closing
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Flonr~-Duli aud easy
$50. 80 ''"
corn-No. a. sAasssss; No yellow. ss4@
white, ra8He
BARLEY FAIR to choice mailing, ssel,.
flsueed-No. !. $i.fe5iT; No 1 Northwestern.
Timothy Seed~prime xis
Mess Pork Per barrel. so. ezs@io.y.
LADDER 100 pounds. s. aas 81
~hcft Ribs sides. loose 81 or, ss
Shoulders pp ssltsd, hoxsd, sA8sxe
short sides Clear bowed Is ss8s n
NhixkyR BASIS Of high Wines 81 r
sngar-Cut loaf, she stanslatcd ssx. can,sc
tiohsm' A. saci on A. Sue
t,osev-Con,rsct grade. SIC
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Tho Post-Intelligencer has secured thu
McNAlly = Cos latest folder map a
China and Asia These may b secured
at Post-Intelligencer businsss Offices as
~ cents each.
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there q further gain Of aag points before The
urwstd movement was arrested b. selling to secure
irohts The market closed firm. at net advance
Of FisZ points
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