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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-02

Milan Packard Of the Star Con- was
IN town today
A sale OF DAILY West was reported this
afternoon az S22 per share.
The Grand Gulch mine was on the
market today with cars Of ore.
The Shawmut Of Bingham had a car
Of concentrates on the market today.
r. H. Nichols has returned from Cape
Nome for the winter, but Intends re-
turning north next spring.
Work Is soon 10 be started up on the
lower levels OF the Anchor mine at
Park city.
The Conklin Sampler reported FIVE
cars uf ore from Tintic, one from Bling
ham and two from Arizona today,
Messrs. o. p. Posey an. VIM. Bayley
were visiting the property OF the Bling
ham Copper and Gold company today.
Charles J. Devereaux and daughter
have reached the city from Boston. Mr.
DevereauX has been a stakeholder In
the Mercur mine for several years past.
Frank E.-Wilson, the well known min
Ing man, was on the street today for
the first time In three months, during
which time he nearly succumbed 10 an
attack OF typhoid pneumonia.
The report from the Con Mercur
property show that 3O,699 tons Of ore
We're milled during the month OF Oct
tober, which is l.7gl tons more than
were milled during September
Manager George W Keel Of the But
terrified Mining company was in town
today and reports work on the new
mill progressing nicely. He expects TO
have II running by Christmas.
Manager JIG. Jacobs OF the Salt Lake
& Mercur Railway went out to Bing
ham today to look over the
the route OF the extension from
Bingham terminus 20 the United
States mines The deal has not been
definitely closed yet between Mr. Jacobs
and the Rio Grande Western Railroad
company. but &c Is practically certain
that Mr.. Jacobs viii build the road.
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PERSONAL.

G. f. Finley. postmaster at Mammoth.
IS In town today.
Joseph A. Silver viii move into his
new home recently purchased by him In
the southwestern part OF this city on
| Monday.
Charles Culley, the young ogden
druggist is down from the Junction
City today.
Postmaster James p. Driscol came up
from Eureka this morning.
+. c, Gentsch, superintendent Of the
Pacific Express company at Omaha, Ia
numbered among the latest arrivals at
the Kenyon
Col. Hlckocks has gone TO Omaha IN
order 20 cast his vote In that city on
Tuesday next.
W 70. Howe, United States live stock
Inspector came IN from the East this
afternoon and registered az the cullen.
He Is accompanied by Mrs, Howe,
Prof. ~ 2. Nelson. superintendent Of
schools Ter Sanpete county, Is numbered
among the guests at the White House
today
Dr. Herman Reamer and wife OF
Pl,tsbuTg are among today's arrivals at
the Kenyon.
r. p. Thomas Of Soda Springs IS
among the guests that are registered at
the Walker today.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The following names were registered
at the leading hotels IN this city at
three O'Clock this afternoon:
Knutsford-Jus b. Tyler, Philadel-
phia John T.. Lance and wife, Reading
Pa. " b. Woodruff, Chicago; G.. T.
Norton, 81. Louis. Harry Walker, Den
yer.
Kenyou-Ed. II. Westoott. Chicago
r. G. Gentsch. Omaha; j. II. Fuller, Au-
Gusta, Ne; a. +. Burton. Ogden; Dr.
Herman Reamer and wife, Plttsburg.
walker-T. p. Thomas, Soda Springs
J. b. Connors. Wyoming John MaCFar-
lane. Denver Mrs Morwin, Detroit,
Mich.
Cullen--Mr and Mrs. Chalmers Eul-
ten. England; w. r. Tomine, Atwood,
H.: Mrs. c. c. Rayine, Blanche RAJ
vine. Tuscola H., w. y. Howe and
wife. L. s. Inspector c. ]. Smith, Dem
yer.
White House-O. Il. Kimball. scofeld;
Peter Harper. Iowa; Hugh Hunter, SEQ
feld T.. A. Morgan 81. Johns; y. i,
Nelson. Manu, W. W. Welsh and wife,
Los Angeles. Cal. Cnas Alberg, Eure-
ka; II. l. Shepherd. Beaver; Margaret
Il. Nau. Danylle, Iowa; Mrs. +. A,
Crawford, New London, Iowa; Mrs. NJ.
Williams and Miss Williams, Provi-
dence. h. l.. I. +. Browning, Sumpter,
ore; w. d. Rankin and wife. Kansas
City.
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that ne rang Il constantly and ,..,,
h9t Iooresee that the man wSnIJ golll
uirectly IN 'front.' Of the car. ''o''
Emil Barr a newly arrived a..
clIl2eh, was endeayoring 10 rlda ~, ,i, n
south on Third East street fod,, W 's'I
dog bounded In front Of bIm s, "ns 20
was thrown TO the ground IJs '' w.. q
co upon a sharp stick which rs, '1 t..-
MS race Just below the LEFT eve cT,, nv
a large cash, Had the stirt 0 s,t.lss
nm half an inch higher. his ev. .'. uyS
nave been put out Barr Is p, y. .a.l
man, about rs years OF age and lug
FUSED to have a doctor dress tbs v "s "a
Inc only thing he asks Is parmisii.L
to shoot the dog. '''''''1a
Two drunken men engaged fin , 49,
on state street last evening iust b.i.w
the Elk saloon One thought ne. N,
other was trying TO rob him AMI wtgs
ne made his suspicious audibls d, ,,-
rethed languega the 9TH m gentleman !.
scented IL with all the spirit that rs,
IN MIN The result was that tba .rs
plclous one was rolled into the mud ~
MS lace battered almost beyond rs1-s
milton. Bespattered from head m ~,
with blood and mud, he was Indass
CHASTITY sight. About twenty.fiye rsSri,
gazed calmly upon the AFFAIR a,i
seemed rather disappointed when II Fs,
over, ""
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The Neil company played IAN Amer
lean Citizen" again last evening and
was received with much the same favor
as before. The presentation was thor
oughly charming; the attendance was
about the same as the company had had
on other nights. not at all up 10 what its
merits justify Tonight "A Partisan
Romance Mansneld's great success.
win be the bill.
A note In the News" political column
last night stated that the joint deb0te
would be held In the theater Saturday.
This Is an error as the NELL company
plays "A Bachelors Romance satur-
day. The debate occurs on Monday.
At the Grand there was the custom
airy ante-electiOn audience In attend
ance TO see a repetition Of IN Mlz-
zoura" II seems impossible this week
for either house 20 cope successfully
with the political excitement. This
evening the company renders a sensa-
tional play not yet seen here entitled
I'm Wicked London"
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CLOSING STOCKS.

New York. Nov. 2--Atchison 3lI. do.
preferred 73& a. s. q ". 3f7s; do. pre-
ferred 75h American Tobacco g64 d.
r. T. 6ON; r. & o. 7ib; do preferred
Sis; G.. b, & Q 1874, G. G.. G.. q 81. l..
CO.'S; G.. #. & 7. IS; G.. & G. w. lla: G..
$ 53is; con lob PA J.. S. ssh;
do. preferred 67a, J. q. llSA:
L. & ~. 70; NJ *. & 7 preferred, 6lH.
Manhattan. 96h c. & o., 3Oi Met Ry.
1,5S; NJ. r., s.; ~ r., 574: do. preferred
12H; n. Y. c.. 1881; Penna,, 1925;
Pacific Man. i2%; Peoples Gas, s3A
Reading, i1A; first preferred, SIX;
second preferred, Is; r. J., los. rubber
preferred. 81: Southern Pacific 37&: ST.
Paul ll6is; Sugar, 1.23%; r. O.. & J.,
90; T.. F., co.'s do preferred, 75N; w
t.. S14
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Ribs-N Nov, 6.25. Jan. 600.
Cash: Wheat--No. 2 red. N0l5i No
2 red 7OmH: No 2 hard. 6st473, No
2 hard, 6SQ1l. No. ] northern spring
HN5l; No northern spring, 1901
No. 3 spring. 6IGl5.
Corn-No. 2. 2Sdit, No. B. 3iAG3s.
0ats-No 2. 220la; 30. 9, 2lia4A
Rye-iSA.
Barley-36dGO.
TlmOthy-430.
Flax-l.S2.
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IN THE coUER D'ALENEs.
Arthur Buckbee Reports Encour-
aging Progress Near Sunset Peak.

Arthur Buckbeo, formerly connected
with the Sunbeam Of TintiC. Is down
from the Occur d'Alene country. where
he has spent the past four weeks. While
away. Mr.. Buckbee has been directing
work on the property Of the American
Mines company consisting OF some
nineteen claims, on the gold belt, Five
men are employed In driving on the
ledge both ways from a ravlne which
cuts the vein IN two. The vein Is about
four feet wide with pay streak OF from
one foot 90 eighteen inches running
through Il About 200 feet Of tunnel
work has been done In one direction and
the vein has shown no material change
either Ia size or value Some " the quartz
carries three ounces In gold per ton
but owing 90 the high freight and
smelter charges. Mr.. Buckbee is not
able 10 ship any. although a quantity
OF il lies on the dump. IL Is the inten-
ton TO further explore the vein with the
view Of installing a mill when condi-
tons warrant 10. Mr.. Buckbee pro-
nOuuces Il an excellent prospect and he
feels confident that he viii yet develop
10 into a paying mine At present he
says a ton Of ore valued at $40 Is some
times taken out per man in "a hours
This Is not always done but the outlook
Is quite encouraging. A box Of fine
looking samples have been brought
down from the mine, which is located
about four miles from the famous sun
set peak where senator W. A. Clark Is
driving a three-mlle tunnel to open up
a lead vein
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OPPOSITION OF SCHOOL BOARD
viii Fight Against Proposed COnstitu'
tional Amendment.

The board Of education held q special
meeting last night TO decide upon what
action the board should take Ia respect
10 the proposed constitutional amend
ment Tor a uniform county school tax
Tor the schools % the cities and in the
county outside Of the cities. The mat
Ter vas Informally dismissed and as a
result MeSsrs CritchiOw ana Young
were appointed 10 draw up an address
urging that the proposed amendment
De defeated, and 10 publish IL 90 the
people.
The board then turned its attention
70 matters Of finance. The action OF the
finance committee ln directing the pay
ment Of i.0QjlA for teachers salaries
slnee ne last meeting ~ the board was
launec' appropriations were made for
salar!es OF officers and employees OF the
BOARD ana laniiors agUegatIng S,5g}7l
treasurer Barnetfs report for the
month Of October showed as follows.
IaA collections from county
,N1eaUI'I '.,,,....,,. .......S 1900. 10
uluon fees from nonresident
pLpls and sales q High
school text books .........., 1902 %
pl Ioial receipts ...........S s.352. 80
B-.ssnee que treasurer oct 1.Sf8gGl OBJ
' c's'As warrants ,.".., 1926. 6j
Io'.l cr.di, ................gn227.Ss
"oa'hs revenues .....- 9352. g9
halancs due treasurer Oct3i SCI S74. SO
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

Omaha, Neb.. Nov 2.-CattIe-Re-
ceipts 1000, Steady 10 stronger Ma
tive beef steers A25Qj6j, western steers
40ONilj, Texas steers 325QL00 cows
and helfers 82jQ425, Gamers 20OG30O;
stockers and feeders 32jQij0 calves
50ON5l5: bulls. stays, etc, 2OQQ425.
Hogs-Receipts 400 Five 20 ten
cents higher; heavy A55Qi62ia mixed
i5ils0A6O; light 457isQL67ia; pigs $50
Q450,bulk Of sales 4jiia0462A.
Sheep-Receipts 2,Go0 Steady; west
em muttons 360d40). stock sheep 1926
MAiO. lambs 4251h2i.
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A Great Medicine,

II have used Chamberlan's Cole
Cholera and Darrhoea Remedy and ind
It 10 be a great medicine" says Nr +
S. Phipps. Of Poteau, Ark. 1T cured
me Of bloody nuX. / cannot speak too
highly OF IT," This remedy always wins
the good opinion, II not praise. Of these
who uFe IT, The quick cures which Il
effects even IN the most severe cases
make 1t a fayorite everywhere.
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle-Recelpts 1000 Steady good
to prime steers 450Q5,9O poor 20 me-
dlum. 3.35Q3.95, stockers and feeders,
2.7jGl AS; COWS. 2.G0Qi2j, heIfers, 2.6O
40; calves, 3,75Q60o. Texas fed steers,
4.O0Q4s5;; grass steers, 3.25Q4,lOi
Texas bulls, 2 50q3.2j.
Hogs--Recelpts today, $1,000, t0mor-
row. 1900 left over. 1854 Market
opened cents higher closed weak.
TOP. 40. Mixed and butchers 1900
A,jj. good 20 choice heavy ( 500 80;
rough heavy. 445045j; light, 400
$50; bulk OF sales. 4.6jdfSo.
Sheepr- Receipts, 5000 Steady; good
20 choice wethers 3.NNAij, fair 20
choice mixed 3 5O039j, western sheep,
S,s00i,l5: Texans. 2.50g3.J); native
lambs i.75G5.40
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ORE BODY wIDENs.
An Eleyen-foot Body of Milling Ore
10 Now Exposed.

Visitors who have just returned from
the Red Wing Extension Of bingham
report greatly improved conditions az
that property. Work in the Nlnze rom
the tunnel level has been stopped ana
The tunnel is being pushed ahead inl22
very good grade Of milling ore, when
Is said TO be about Ii feet wide between
Well defined walls The drift mas now
run through the ore some 10 or oV rect
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

Chicago. Nov. 2.-Decembcr wheat
opened az 7iAa6, declined 20 liis. rail-
He'd 20 74A and dropped % i3h.
Close: Wheat-Noy., ia, Dee, 13H;
Jan, 74h
Corn-Nov., 31h; Dec, 35A.
Oats-Noy., lhdh; Dec, q,
Pork-Novp iO.62h; Dec, l0.e7k;
Jan, l125.
Lard-Nov,, 100; Dec, GQqs.s2h;
Jan. go.
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LONDON MooL ArCrIoN.

London Nov There was an aver
age attendance at the wool auction
sales today. The number OF bales Of
fered was 1878. Merinos sold well In
some cases much above the opening
sales. notably PC; dairles 13qlSc;
cheese, dun, l0hQuia; eggs. firm,
fresh 17jsc
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BETTER GRADE ORE.
Mammoth Sells Five Cars To-Day on
Nuch Higher Controls

Assay returns were received yester-
day afternoon from hNe 80
M Mammoth ore when shoN
a much better grade OF o
than has been marketed TOT mar ~,
weeks past. settlement was mace ~
the shipment today on oontrols sno Nv,
Ing lis ounces gold and q ounces ~ ~
ver per ton. For some time past az ~
ore has run from u an ounce !"
~ an ounce gold per ton.
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DIED,

MORGAN-At Mil Creek, Salt Lake
county, at sos o'clock, November \,
1900. Louisa Scott Morgan, VIE p,
Edward Morgan, and daughter Of
John and Elizabeth Menery SCOT
Born March 20, 1870 She was tns
mother OF eight children, six OF whom
survive her, She also reared W.
adopted children. She was porn ~
the Church and remained fal'hiul "
the end. a.,
Funeral Will be held Saturday 81 II
a. m. az Mil Greek.
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pENYER LIVE sroCK.

Denver Colo Nov. 2.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, LOO. Market active and steady.
Beef steers. S,JOQ5.20 COWS, .50Q3. 80;
feeders freight paid TO river 3.0Oa4. 25;
stockers, freight paid TO river 3.25G
4.SO, bulls, stays, etc., OOg325;
Hogs-Recelpts ZOO Five cents high
err light packers, 4.j5di6); mixed and
heavy, 4.60Gi.6j.
Sheep-Recelpts LEO Steady; good
fat muttons, 3.0OQ3.S5 lambs, 4 "a so.
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Yankee Con. survey.

Mr. V. p. Strange was hard az! az W ,e,e
mis- afternoon on the plat OF the new, new
s 'Ia which he made Of the , aan ,''ss
cop workings last night; The p Plat, Ia rs
i Dress but il is learned from very y yepy
grthority that it does not sh9 p,o vyr :
much difference from Mr.. . hrI" tb ;
survey II was stated today i taai , the
south Godiva people have no'iiisu w
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-02

The world says it is not
polite to talk about your all
ments.
DR., Aver says; "Talk to
me all you like about your
aches and pains, your good
feelings and i'll feelings"
And it costs you only the
effort Of sending a letter to
Lowell.
]. {. AVER COMPANY,
Practical Chemists, Lowell, Mas.
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City. Nom 2--Cattle-Re-
celpts 1000 Steady native steers, $3.50
1850 Texas steers 3.05d5l0. Texas
cows, 250G3.25. native COWS and heif-
ers, l50Q4S5; stoCkers and feeders,
2,s5W5.00. bulls. 21jaijo, calves $50
05.S0.
Hogs-Recapts 1000. Strong, cents
higher Bulk of sales 4l0Q4.17ia;
heavy 4GiG477h; packers. i70qi.SJ;
mixed, 4c00472N. light. iGj04.60;
workers., 47jg4.sO, pigs, ii0aAIj
sheer Receipts n00 Steady, lambs,
3.2jQj.2j; muttons. 2O00i.l0
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PRIMARY OFFICERS.

The Primary officers meeting Of he
Salt Lake Stake VIII Se held saturday
November 3rd, 1900 at p NJ. on sixth
floor, Templeton Building. Il Is desired
that a representative from each as.0.
citation be present as important bls'
ness Is 10 be discussed.
ELLA ". HYDE, Secretary,
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES,

Consult County CLERK or the resps''
tive slgners for further Information
IN TIRE DISTRICT COURT P .,g stats
Division, IN and ior salt Lake, OoIn'' e.tsie
OF Utah. In the matter OF ,t,,i,s me-
II Edward y sloan. deceased 'oulgslnf for
paution OF Theodore a slcoau ~ 3dminIs.
Wy rs,i ssuG ~ no estate Of Fdwatd 'olg1 ss
ceased ceased bas sT been Sc for hesrag q g''a S5
dsy. the 18th day Of Noccs.n.,Ie s5' c5a1
al '9:O o'clock am. 40 ths va Nf8urt. 10
House. 10 the Court Room Of sallr , a.
SAT- Lake City, salt Lake COUNT 4, ssid Coarl
with the sea- thereof I'D
thIs Isl DAY o. No'r -
S'Ao DAVID c. pUNBA BAR, S Cas-
nv Albert J. seare Depu'
W.R. Hutchinson Attorney
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WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

A farewell sociable will be rendered
Elder Leo Hafen, who leaves shortly
for the Swiss mission. IN the Sugar
ward meeting house this evening, A
good program has been prepared, All
are invited TO attend.
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Notice to the Public.

McCoy's stables have Just received
two new rubber. tire carriages, hri'
class; give us a call, Telephone u
McCoys stables.
Salt Lake City, Oct. %, 1900.
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TEMPLE NOTICES.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

81. George, Utah, Aug. %. is0-
The St. George Temple VIII close
Friday evening, September 2s,h, and
reopen November 70, 1900.
DAVID II, CANNON,
President
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San Fraolsco, Nov Wheat quiet.
May LOSS cash, 96A
Barley strong December, 73. cash.
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WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE re-
moves the unhealthy tissue upon which
worms thrive; II brings, and quickly, d
healthy condition Of body where worms
cannot exist. Price. 25 cents. n c. NJ
/. Drug Dept.
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The Salt Lake Mining Review Is d..
only exclusive mining paper published
In this intermOuntain country, Every
one should subscribe $3.50 a year.
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e5 PER CENT DISCOUNT
For One Week.

on Fine Stationery. Boxed Paper
ana Tablets.
CANNON BOOK STORE,
Deseret News. Props,
II and 10 Main 81
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The Ladies' semi-monthly meeting
VIII be held in the Fourteenth ward as.
sembly rooms ON Saturday az ?, N.
a full and prompt attendance Is De.
sired. NJ. l. HORNE,
pragi1ant
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MINING MOTIFS,

Yankee Con. 10 remove It's dump from
the Godya ground.
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STOCK TRANSACTIONS.

DAILY West, % at S2l. % at i21.lO; Is
az i2i.l5, 90 at SZ1.89; so at S2l.I0, Is
at t2i 50; 100 at S2l,S5.
Grand Central, 100 at $500,
Mammoth, 100 at 81 .lsh 100 at Sis.
Northern Light, 1000 at 81; 1000 at
g.
Rocco Homestake, 800 at GO; 200 at
62A 800 at c., 100 az 63is; 100 a. e3A
200 az 62b 100 at 62la
Sacramento, 100 az 80.
star Con, 100 az 5S7.; 100 at JsS,
Ben Butler. 1000 al Is.
shares sold $500
Selling value l7.34s12.
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TO CURE A COLD IN oNE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets Als,ss.
glsls refund the money II It fails 10 cure =
groves signature Il on zach box .5c
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CHURCH NEWS.
PRIESTHOOD MEETING.

The regular monthly meeting Of The
Priesthood OF the salt Lake Stake q
Zion will convene In the Assembly hail.
Salt Lake City, Friday, November md
1900, at .. m,
JAMES d. STERLING,
Clerk Of stake.
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MONEY AND BONDS.

Money on call firm al rer cent
Prime mercantile paper 5n6 per cent.
Sterling exchange easier with actual
business In bankers bills az 4slA
for demand and 4s0A for sixty days;
posted rates 4N0is and 1855, COM
merclal bills 47gig04S0.
silver certificates G4h06jia.
Bar silyer-Gti.
Mexican doliars-50ia.
Weak; refundirg 9s
registered and coupon lO4M, 3s regis
tered and coupon lQ9A, new As regis
tered and coupon l34as; old a. regis
tered and coupon l15h 5s registered
and coupon 1924
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ST. LOUIS Wool MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO GRAIN.

st. Louis, Nov. 2.-wool quiet and un
changed
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SUGAR

Sugar-Raw. easy; fair refining, a.;
centrifugal. 90 test 9ia; nolasses sugar.
ga Refined, quiet, crushed, els; pow
dered, $751; granulated 5.75,
New-York tribune., 1900-08-19

four 7os precisely the same, the number of the
Mneoa's victories has convinced some yachtsmen
that she is the structurally fastest boat of the
quartet In the cruise of the Eew-York Yacht
Club she the from Huntington to Nor
ris Cove, from Newport 10 Vineyard Haven. from
Vineyard Haven back to Newport and also the
Astor Cutter Cup. She takes H. f. Lippitt's cup
for the 20 making the largest number of wins in
the cruise runs, also eX-Commodore Edward NJ.
Browns cup. for the fastest from Vineyard
Haven to Newport, also the club cup for the same
races
superior performance in this strictly design
fleet. well known yachtsman who sailed
Of the defeated boats said returning from New
port that 1t probably because money
spent the Mineola than the others AS
to this. ii is pretty certain that the other craft
". X Vanderbilt, jr. too set winning
stint expenditures their boats in any way 1t IS
also possible the original intention in the creation Of
this fleet namely. that the best sailor should is
now being realized. To Wringe work out from
Parker in the windward work of the Astor Cup
race, and from all the shippers in the beat back
from Cottage City, and In other races, means that
the personal element cannot be ignored.
Allowing for all the gifts of luck, and also for
two admitted mistakes. the foTcible suggestion of
the many contests is that Wringe would have made
precisely the same showing any of the three
other craft II is mistake to suppose that Mr.
Belmont did not try 10 get American skipper
first He did try, and at least captain to whom
the place was offered can be named with certainty.
But Of the general result. now that Wringe has
been employed, there has been no complaint. Last
week II was said at Newport that WrinEe's name
was plain Robert when he didn't win, and Bob
when he did, and Bobby when he scooped the
Astor Cup and everything else in sight.