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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-06-26
MARINES SLAUGHTERED.
Relief Force Was Not Adequate And
Chinese Destroyed Foreign Quarters.

through, that the native city of Tien
Tsin was completely destroyed by the
Chinese troops. The latter mounted
six Krupp fifteen centimeter guns be-
sides a number of smaller guns on the
city walls and with these had been bonn
harding the foreign quarters since June
18th.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-06-26
SEYMOUR'S FORCE
Believed to Be Fighting Their
Way Back to the
Coast.

News Democrat Leased Wire Service
Taku, June 2O.-(Delayed) )-Chinese
runners assert that small white force
is fighting its way back to the coast,
forty miles west from Tien Tsin. 1t Is
believed to be Admiral Seymour's force.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-06-26
SPECIAL AUDIENCE.
Ambassador ChOate Is to See
Lord Salisbury and Talk
Matters Over.

tNews-Democrat Leased Wire Service. ]
London. June 23.-Ambassador Choate
will have a special audience with Lord
Salisbury regarding the Chinese crisis
at $3.50 this afternoon.
FROM BRUSSELS.
Brussels, June 23.-The Belgian min
lister at Peking telegraphs that all was
we'll at the European legations in Pek-
Ing on Thursday June 81, and that for
eigners would be able to hold their own
indefinitely.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-06-26
COSSACKS LANDED.
They Are to Prevent More Chi.
nese Troops From Going
to the Front.

[News-Democrat Leased Wire Service.l
Taku, June 21.-(Delayed.) .)-Cossack
have been landed at Pei Tai Ho and
Shan Sal for the purpose Of preventing
Chinese troops in Man-Chui from
marching on Tien Tsin.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-06-26
CHINESE GENERALS DIRECTING ATTACK
Little Effort In the News Reports to Con-
ceal Who Is Doing the Real Fighting.
THREE BRIGADES OF AMERICAN TROOPS TO BE- SENT.

Said That the Government Has at Last Decided That There Is No
Use Sending Small Force Actual State OF War
Exists-The Situation Most Serious and All Nations
Acting In Concert Against the Chinese, Who
Are Well Armed With Guns Of
The Latest Design.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-03
WILL INCREASE
CAPITAL STOCK.
Meeting Of ST. Joe Mining Com
pauy on Monday,
THE RUSH TO CAPE NOME.
tIardsliips 10 he Encountered Pleased
with the Irrcur Tinue
Shipments.

A meeting Of the st. Joe Mining com
pany has been called for Monday, at
which time II is stated. the capital
stock Of the company VIII bc increased
from 100000 shares TO 10000 shares.
OF this amount 100000 shares wiz be
sold as treasury stock 10 eastern par
ties, who are AT the back Of the COM
pany. principal among which are indl-
ylduals in the North American Trust
company. The ST. Joe company Is said
10 be ~ first class condition TO pursue
the extensive plan Of development al
ready blocked out which consists main
" in driving a deep tunnel to the north
west side lines Of the property adjoin-
Ing the United States group. A verti-
cal depth OF i0l feet VIII then be at
talned. and IN its passage Il is said the
tunnel will int rcept ieven known veins.
shipping ore In moderate quantities
and concentrating ore IN vast bodies
are now available at number Of places
IN the upper tunnel For every dollar
expended In development II Is said there
Is more than that amount In sight. But
It Is proposed 90 do nothing until the
deep tunnel has been run in. This will
give an immense stopping area and sup
ply abundance of water for the large
concentrating plant. which Il Is pro-
posed 10 build at the mouth OF the tun-
mel. Besides this IL Is thought
the tunnel viii effectually solve
the water difficulties encountered In
other properties. The company has
about $4,000 on hand, Il Is stated, with
which 20 continue the gigantic enter
prise and Il Is also said that the 400 900
shares Of treasury stock, resulting from
the Increased capitalization on Monday
have already been placed IN the East al
81 a share. incidentally II is anticlpat-
ed that the drainage By the big tunnel
will result IN q source OF profit when
used on the barren lands IN the vicinity
Of HERMAN
II was hoped at one time that electric
power would be obtained to run the afr
compressor. 20 be shortly installed at
the mouth az the tunnel Sat-
lsfactory arrangements could not
be made however and the company Is
now ordering a big gasoline engine, as
being. an things considered, the best
for the purpose. Some ASSAYS OF ore
from the Fire Kline claim show as high
as % per cert lead. lG ounces silver and
1924 In cold
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-03
THE RUSH TO NOME.
One Who Has Been There Speaks Of
Hardships That VIII DC Met.

In view Of the fact that number OF
Utah people are contemplating a NIP
Cape Nome this spring the following
may be Of some interest The w1'licr is
a correspondent Of the Engineering and
Mining Journal who says.
/ reached there last sprtng. There
were then only three houses and some
so tents squatted on the beach In the
snow. one cannot INA CINE more Ges-
olate. dreary outlook than that which
presented itself Here was a vast eN-
panse Of country, mountainous. but Ut
terly devoid of timber or vegetation,
covered with ice and snow, certainly
anything but an inviting prospect to
the tenderfoot.
Comparatively few will succeed In
this country for not many ere physical
~ capable OF enduring the hardshlps
attending this work Practically It IL
always winter az Nome. Il is wet and
foggy at an times. ana 90 20 tramping
over the country In the slush " melt
Ing snow, with never a dry spnt 90 rest
on, IS anything but pleasant or healthy.
Even in the lower country prospecting
is no mean undertaking. AZ Nome the
steamers land you direct from Seattle.
but after reaching the beach In small
boai which 10 itself IS a hazardous
undertaking, there being no wharfage
facllitIea-thc newcomer must look out
for himself
Before starting out prospector ought
To learn all he can. A week passed in
the beginning, getting other peoples
views will De well spent Above. all,
even the old miner should not be. pre-
tentious enough 10 think that he knows
Il all. No matter how long he has
mined. or where, he viii find The COD
diti0ns at Nome entirely iinerent Or
binary common sense win further bis
Interests better than o lifa time spent
IN stamp mill or cyanide plant
About the middle ~ June the beach
and foothills viii be free Of snow; then
IL Is time 70 start for the Interior.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-03
JOE BOWERS is ADVANCING.
Eagle and Hue He'll stronger
Northern Light and Yankee
Con are Weaker.
TODApS METALS:
SILVER 6Oh
LEAD, S4.67h
CASTING COPPER 10

The volume Of business transacted
this week on the exchange, while not
large, indicates a fair business all
things considered. There have been
no very sensational features on the
board during the week, which closes
with better tone to the stock mar
ket.
Ajax shows a little shrinkage during
the week, as does Geyser- Marion, but
Chloride Point and Eagle and Blue Bell
have made slight advances. Mammoth
is much weaker, caused, perhaps, by
apprehensions that the recent cave-in
may interfere with operations to some
extent. Mercur shows more strength,
while Joe y -yers has made surprising
gains. Northern Light appears to be
going to pieces. After slight Huctua-
tions II closes the week weaker than
II entered II. Grand Central has sagged
somewhat, but shows itself a little
stronger today owing to hopes OF a
dividend this month. Bunker Hill has
not advanced any. and both Golden
Eagle and Bowers Extension show a
slight shrinkage. May Day has sold
at 30, but closes weaker, as does Yam
kee Consolidated.
Business was not very brisk today
though with the exception OF Northern
Light prices were well maintained.
Eagle and Blue Bell sold up 10 S.25,
while Daisy participated at Sc and
Mercur at s5.26.
Yankee Con and Northern Light
We're both weaker, while Sunbeam and
Lower Mammoth are practically sta
ti9nary.
The weeks business resulted in the
sale OF l5l, 10 shares for $39.Sl337.
Quotations were posted as follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-03
MINING NOTES.

The Ajax Of Tintic marketed three
cars OF ore today.
Seven cars OF ore were marketed to-
day from the Daily West OF Park City
The raylor-Drunton sampler reported
car OF ore from Green River today.
The Conkln sampler reported three
cars Of orc from Unite and seven from
Park city today
Assayer l.. Is, Hughes expects 10 have
new murle furnace installed in hls
assay office next week.
A meeting OF the directors Of the
BOSE Tweed viii likely be called foi
the latter part OF next week,
H. n Bjork and others have applied
for patent ON the Bolivar No claim
IN Little Cottonwood mining district,
a car Of copper ore was on the mar
ict today from the AEurite property. In
which II 4. Weber and others are
Interested.
L. o. Lee Of the -Four Aces directorate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-03

There Is nothing left 10 locate upon
nearer than 20 miles from the coast
Every creek and gulch Is staked from
top TO bottom and all benches and side
hills were eagerly sought Tor last sum
mer The beach Is free for everyone,
as the government reserves II and viii
not grant u location II win. howyer,
recognize squaiter rights and protect
miners while they work.
The gold Is about evenly distributed
In this beach sand for a distance Of 100
miles, possibly further-and viii pay
on am average Of so a day 10 a man
with a rocker n miner is intent upon
going 20 Alaska. and has $1,000, he
might bring an engine, centrifugal
pump and yanner, and he viii be salts
fed. He should not forget 10 have
OH burners In the boiler and bring the
fuel with him. An oil engine ought TO
be better still. He must take no
chances as TO buying or duplicating
what he wants. II ht does he may have
n useless piece Of machinery on bis
hands.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-03

returned today from that property, and
reports some ore being extracted. a
shipment h expected 70 reach the
market before long.
The FIRST carload Of machinery FOR the
new Fortune mill az the bingham group
is expected TO arrive next week from
Chicago
W. b. McDougan. the well known MIN
ing engineer. expresses much confidence
IN the copper prospects Of the southern
part Of The State.
George Havercamp, John Bestelmeyer
et al. have made application for patent
on the Little Silver King, and Side EX-
tension OF Little SILVER King In Tintlc
district.
Glen n. Boutwell, has returned from
visit 10 the Congor OF Bingham, where
he says sinking has been resumed In
the Incline shaft which Is 10 be put
down further 200 feet.
Thomas Weir returned from Tintic
last evening and says some very nice
ore is being taken from several levels
OF the Ajax. The last smhipment ran
over 20 per cent copper
W. j. Lawrence and w. T. Din.
woodey went out 90 the Star Con. last
evening with w. c. Filler. The party
will probably look over the Boss Tweed
before returning There Is said to be
no significance TO the visit
Samples OF gold bearing rock have
been secured In the mountains east OF
MN Creek. VIII Ghiliths IS having them
assayed. The samples may prove up
well. but he Is not building up any
hopes on the results
I'd. McCarrlck was visiting the Red
Wing, Of Bingham. yesterday and re-
ports everything looking we'll The
ore Is increasing In value right along
a car Of ore Is AT the sampler today
and another one Is expected on Mon
day.
Tho stockholders OF the Dalton &
Lark Mining Company are scheduled 10
meet Monday and ratlfy the recent
transfer OF twenty-five claims 81 the
company's property to T. T, Farms
worth. II Is estimated 100000 shares
win be represented at the meeting.
Bingham Bulletin: a. c. Burridge and
Chief Engineer u. II. Broughton OF Bos-
ton. and Il. T.. AddiclSs Of New York
connected with the Utah Consolidated,
together with party OF several others,
were here from the East yesterday ana
inspected the mines. The property has
passed that stage OF development ana
production when newspaper comment
is desired and the interviewer has poor
picking. There Is no doubt the gentle
men were wen pleased with the outlook
at the mine The smelter in its en-
larged form VIII be needed as soon as
Il can be completed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-03
REUNION OF
UTAH SOLDIERS
Company K Utah yoIuntss, s..
neers to Meet Here Feb, 10.
AN EVENT OF lMPORTAycp
Post Communicating TO be Psrn,,
ed and Services Commemorate
Special Order Issued.

Extensive preparations an. ~.
made FOR a re-unlon Of Comma,
Second regiment engineers Tbs
pany was mustered in from sslt1.-
and were assigned to duty on IN. p1
waiian Islands. IN the few months n'.
were stationed at Honolulu thew s,,,,
lished Camp Mckinley. erected
large comfortable barracks nut 4,
complete system Of sewerage ana c.,,.,
supply and macadamlzed The road, !.
and about the camp,
For two months every member sa,,.,
his time in the hospitals whore ~.
nursed over six hundred patients NM.
typhoid malaria fever They p,y',
tattoo over the graves Of over for,y
Uncle Sans soldiers. and folov.s
Princess Kaiulani TO her grave
medal was awarded to one Of he nsn
bers for bravery In saving the Nfs M,
sailor Two OF the battalion gallsrn,
gave up their lives in the vain efor /,
rescue two natives who, while out dry.
ing, crossed a live wire which get s,
tangled about the horse, to the grs,
danger Of the occupants Of the car,
Out Of the ninety that left Salt Lar.
eighty served over two months in IN.
sick bed and a few are still sufedr,
from the effects. The battalion ,a9
fifteen men while away-not by M
bullets Of the enemy. but by their yaN
endeayors 10 fight the fever which Al.
tackled over fifteen hundred SOLDIER
while stationed on the island
The following order has been lssueib
the company:
Remember the Maine. February lslh
1885. Members Of Company X. Seeori
regiment United States Volunteer Ia.
slneers. You are ordered TO report ID,
duty at the G. A. r. hall west seco,i
South street, February 18th. 1900 Al
$3.50 p. m, for a good time. Your psi
will be number --. Duty. In commen.
Grafton will be 49,.
Fine, IL present, sl.50, which pleas
forward as soon as possible 10 Frank
Movie TO pay for banquet Care Utah
Commercial and Savings Bank.
Representatives from all v0lunles,
companies OF Utah will be present
by order Of committee,
r. G. MOVIE. Secretary.
Al this meeting steps will be taken %
unite the volunteer boys Of Utah 50 IS
10 keep alive that comradeshlp which 8
so hard to find outside the close CON.
partnership they met with IN the army
OF Uncle Sam.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-03
Is PLEASED wIrH MERCUR.
Director Charles j. DevcreauS VIII
LcaYe for BOSTON Tomorrow.

fthNt DONiuu tbIiVlIbhs
Charles J. Devercaux, Of the Mercur
directorate, will leave for his Boston
home tomorrow after a pleasant stay
OF something over a week In Salt Lake
and vicinity Mr. Deyereaux repre-
sents the eastern end Of the Mercur in
terests For the past two or three
days he has been visiting the mine and
mill at Manning and expresses pleas
ure al all he saw He, IN company with
other stockholders was much pleased
with the mines annual report and con-
sders that the mine viii easily earn
its dividends during the ensuing year,
A great deal Of preparation FOR the IN
creased drain ON the mine has been
made by the management and with the
starting up Of the new mill addition
next week II Is felt the mine VIII easily
be- made 20 disgorge the COO tons Of ore
per day that viii be needed TO run II
20 its full capacity The mill bottoms
have arrived and on Monday II Is pro-
posed TO close down the mill for a few
days In order a. connect up the new
machinery and at The end Of the week
II Is thought the eight now tanks VIII
be filed with ore and teaching viii be-
gin. The Mercur railroad has pre-
pared for the increased output by
ordering xix new steel ore cars Part
Of the number will arrive shortly, and
although the new engine win not be
ready for use until some time In April
or May. no difficulty Is anticipated In
handling the increased ore output from
the mine
Mr.. Devereaux states that the camp
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-03
KANSAS CITY 1--we STOCK.

Kansas City, Feb. 5.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 100. Market unchanged. Native
steers, 4.25d5.60, Texas steers, S,6Og4i5i
Texas COWS, 250G3iO; native cows and
heifers. 2iOq450; stockers and feeders
S.20G5.25; bulls. S2OQ50O.
Hogs-Recelpts. 1900, Market weak
to &c lower Bulk Of sales, i55Ad46I'a;
heavy. 460Gi77ls, packers. i6O44lO;
mixed, 45jQA61is; light, iiO@iG0;
workers., 4,55GL6O; pigs, 42OGi.55.
Sheep-Receipts 1909 Market steady
Lambs 5.60q650: muttons, 3O0d5.G0
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-03
CYANIDE SHIPMENTS.
Lucky Boy, Geyser Marion, Daisy aud
star are the Contributors.

The weeks receipts al the Consolidat-
cd Kansas city Smelling s. Refinery
c)mpany'a rooms consist of 1870 pounds
81 gold cygniacs. The largest cOnsign-
ment Of 200 pounds came from the
Geyser- Marion. The Lucky Boy OF
Custer. Ida, Ia which Salt Lake capital
Us interested. also reported with 2Jo
pound batch The week closes with
n go pound lot from the Daisy % West
Dip, and 20 pounds Of the valuable dust
from the star of Pine canyon, which
reached the refinery today,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-03
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

Abstract OF file. county recorders
fee, Salt Lake City. February End.
Margaret l.. V. West 20 A. ".
Felt, warranty deed, interest
6S& feet by Is rods, northwest
from 50 feet north Of southwest
corner lot $, block -, plat D..S
r S. Murphy et al 10 Lorenzo
Snow, Jr., warranty deed l65x
Az feet southwest from s2l.
feet west Of northeast corner lot
4, block 30, plat D.....,.,..,,. :,
|. r. Arney to Louis Peterson ct
ux.. warranty deed, s0x6O rods
southeast from northwest cor
ner southwest quarter section 3,
township south, range west.
Salt Lake county 10 Ida NJ, Blazer,
quit-claim deed. lot 5 10 IT,
block Is. Silver Lake Driving
c. W. Heidel 20 a. W. Foreman
ct al. Quit.claIm deed, Golden
Era lode, etc, West mountain.
Rhoda Price to.J. +. Price, e al,
quit-clalm deed irrigation ditch,
southwest quarter section 30.
township south range east.
Estate W II Shearman TO Helen
$. Cue, deed. lot 10. block 10
plat J north half lots and T.
block 3. plat T. etc..........
Estate w. II. Sherman to Edna
r.. Shearman. deed. 99xS0 feet
northeast from southwest cor
nor lot .. block 80. plat b.,
Estate W. II. Sherman TO Agnes
S. Folsom, deed, lot ?, block s
plat u, to If, SO to ~, block
3, Belmont subdivision, ETC.,
Estate w II. Shearman 20 Edith
Sherman, deed. l65xSj feet
northwest from los feet west of
southeast corner Of lot ?, block
80. plat j ".........,.,.,."''
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-03
REALTY AND BUILDING.


J. \. Fritsch, the well known real
estate man. during the week closed a
number Of real estate deals IN the Capt.
tai Ave. addition. on Wednesday he
sold modern tWo-stOry, eight
room brick house, TO c. w.
Coc. FOR $3.50. and another sew
4n.ioo,n brick cottage 20 Edwin II.
Coe for i1co0. The Goes are father and
son from Toxic Mo-. snd they bought
their places with the intention Of maxi
ing Salt Lake their permanent home.
Mr. Fritsch also sold, q few days ago.,
two small four-room cottages on West
Fret South street. for S575 each o. c..
Dodson bought one and the other was
sold 20 a Mr. Steele formerly Of Provo.
He also sold to l.. J. Strong for $3.50.
a cottage corner OF First South and
Tenth West streets.
Frank s. Murphy and Albert p. Far
ley have decided 90 Lorenzo Snow, Jr.,
two and one-half by ten roads Of
ground. fronting east and north on
X street. A fine house Is on the
ground. The consideration was $500
and the assuming Of q mortgage Of
s.. 5OO
Building Inspector Timer issued ten
permits during the week. aggregating
$4,000. as follows:
A. Hanauer, Jr. two frame cottages.
Fifth East between Sixth and Seventh
South. s.. 500
Chamberlain Bros: four brick cot
tages. Sixth South between Fifth and
Sixth East $500
+. Auerbach & Bros; alterations,
Progress building. $500
l.. d s. Church: brick addition. First
South between ] and X streets. $500.
Warren Bros; alterations, two story
brick residence. SIS south Second West.
s. 600
r. A. Margetts: two story brick resi-
denCe, Second West between Second and
Third South, $1,000.
Mrs. DIR. Van. repairs. l67 Third
street. $500.
$. o. Snyder. brick addition, ss7 Third
street $500.
j. W Evans; brick cottage. Second
South between Twelfth and Thirteenth
West. 1900.
Total for the week. $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-03
GOLD DREDGiVG COMPANY.
Mandamus Proceedings Against Conn
pauy Operating in Montana.

Chicago Feb S.-Mandamus proceed
ines babe been brought here against
the directors and officers Of the Cold
Dredging company. an Illinois corpora
ton ia Montana. by Walter G.. Judscn.
Chicago stakeholder.
The proceedings are brought to en-
able the plaintiff to examine the books
&c the company Aialng other things
the petitioner desires TO learn the de-
tails Of the purchase Of the Eugenia
mine IN MONTANA BY The c0rP0raton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-03
Mineral Surveys Ordered.

During the past week the following
orders for mineral surveys have been
flied In the Office Of the surveyor gen.
eral.
Jesse knight ct al applied for survey
Of the Florence and Mary Jane lodes In
the Tlnuc mining district.
The Sharp Mining company makes
application for the survey ot the Ha.
vana No. lode. in Rush Valley mining
district, Tooele county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-03
pALY wEsr ELECTION.
Prominent Man states that the Bam-
bergers WI Control II.

Some speculation Is being indulged In
by mining men az To what the result Of
the Daily West election on the 18th inst
win be. In spite Of the fact that Man
ager j. ]. DAILY has served the company
so well there is talk Of r. c. Cham
bers being made president and some
say manager also. David Keith has
also been named By other individuals
II Is, however extremely unlikely that
Mr Keith will accept any position OF
the kind. as he expects 10 be away from
salt Lake the greater part OF the year.
The knowing ones say that j, Il. Bam-
berger and Simon Bamberger, with
their friends. will WELD the balance OF
power on the day OF election, and pos
slbly secure the election Of man here
'ofore unnamed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-03
Mineral Entries Filed.

The following mineral entries have
been REGISTERED at the land office during
the week and the fees paid.
The Illinois Mining and Milling COM
pany Of Tintlc purchases the Silver
Guess. Illinois Extension, Apex A. Y.
Illinois. Denver City, Granite Mountain,
Cliff and Iowa Consolidated lodes.
The Eagle and Blue Bell secures the
Eagle Mil site
The Bunker Hil Mining company by
It's agent J. c, Reynolds, purchases the
Bunker Hill, Cash Box and Little Jes-
sic Consolidated.
Thomas Weir purchases the Dexter
claim In Tintic Juab county
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-03
BUSINESS NOTES.
..>~~.~~~o-o~o~.oo.oo~~~~~o

While the week has been a quiet one
in local commercial stocks, there have
been a number Of deals In Deseret Saw
ings and Utah Sugar, The first named
has advanced TO Sli7 per share. and is
very hard to obtain at that rate. Utah
Sugar has fuctuated considerably sell
in. at sl45O, sii.55 and $40, several
blocks changing hands this morning at
the latter figure. Ogden Sugar receded
to Sle0. mainly because Of the doubt In
regard to the date Of the dividend
That a substantial disbursement will
be made to the stockholders there is
no doubt, but the date is uncertain The
latest quotations are as follows;