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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-07
SPORTING

Doctor Vaughan. a i2-to-l shot won tho
Audubon Handicap at New Orleans
The winners al New Orleans Rotterdam.
hln4rod' our Nellie. Doctor Vaughan and
luhadam.
inc winners az Tanforan-AIbcrt Bald
win. Sofa!a. Red Pirate. Daisy F., Rio
'hco ami Chmura
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-07
Admiral Watson's Report on the
Work of COlonnls Hare
and Howe.
MAY INCLUDE ROCKEFELLER.
Authorities at Washington Now
Believe That More Americans
Were Rescued Than First
Reports Indicated.

: Washington. Jan. s-Of7cial confirmation
hos come from both General Otis and Aa-
: m'rai watson Of the first reports from Ma
| = = os the release Of the American priS-
| "r"rs who have been held in the hands Of
me FlliPinos for many months. and there
| Is n" longer any doubt that Lieutenant Gill
| more ~ the Yorktown IS among the num-
! her. General Oit5s dispatch reads as fol-
| lows
Manila. Jan. s-The prisoners nov en-
rout" from N!gan: arrive Tonight and n
Hist Of them VII he telcgraphcd to-mor-
row. Captain Gilmore is among the num-
ber OTIS"
Admiral Watson's Dispatch is as follows;
Manila. Jan. I.-ColoneIs Hare and
H"wZe have recsrtured all Of the American
prisoners. including Gilmore. now at Vigan.
WATSON"
Tho sweeping statements made IN :he dis
patches TO the effect that all OF the Amer
lean prisoners have been released has
aroused hope that in the list will appear
the names Of some or the officers and pri-
Yates "f the army vho set down on the
army rolls as missing Promineu; among
tho missing army officers was Major Charles
NJ. Rockefeller Of the Ninth Infantry. This
officer advanced heyoad the lines during the
fierce fighting early last spring He disap-
pear"d completely. and no trace Of his body
was ever found.
II is gathered from General Otls'z report
that the released men have hcer sent by
boat acress iingayea Gulf 10 Dag,Ipar at
the northern extremity Of jhe railroad. and
about a days journey from Manila
THE VICTORIA AT MANILA.
Manila. Jan. 6-The British steamer Vic
toria. Captain Blakel'y. arrived here to-
day in tow
The Victoria left San Francisco October
l. for Honolulu and Manila. She was
spoken On November , in latitude 10 north.
longitude i59 east proceeding under sail
having broken her shaft. She was ,ov,I
from Guam to Manila lay the collier
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-07
Assistant Physician Named.

REFU RL.iC SPE,IA1-
Terrell Tex Jan. 6---The Board of Mana
gers of tn. North Texas Insane Asylum
appointed George I. Powell assistant ply
sician.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-20
lm I'D NIagara propeIty b DIng-

from the Niagara property In Bing-
ham.
The Silver Coin company Of stock
ton viii hold its annual meeting on
January 9TH 1901.
The Bingham Copper and Gold COM
pany had "a car OF ore sampled TO-DAY
from its Bingham mine.
The annual meeting of the Ben Har-
rIs0n Mining company Is set for jan
uary Sth, 1901.
A car OF fine looking silver ore was
ON he market today from the OphW
Mining c0mpauys StateIine property
W. C. B. Allen reports quite Is boom
around Boise ana Nampa and other
towns I'm Idaho from which be has just
returned
A lot Of ore was reported today from
the Black Eagle mine In Nevada In
which Henry SIegel Of this city BIS IN
terosted.
A small shipment Of first class lead
ore was sold today for y. W. Clays.
The ore was shipped from Nevada via
Oasis.
A Judgment by default has been en-
tered iu the case OF the Gates Iron
Works VS. the Chloride Point Mining
company.
r. D. Gundiy reports a good showing
In the Black Diamond OF Stockton
where O. fine showing Of steel galena
was recently disclosed.
supt W. r.. NAPLES Of the ConkIin
Sampler company quits the service OF
the company ON January LIST, after more
than FIVE years Of constant service.
The Taylor Brunton sampler reported
one car Of ore from stockton, five rom
Bingham, one from Tntic. one from
Stateline, and two lots from Nevada
The shipment of four cars Of ore from
the Star Con. were sold yesterday aiief-
noon ON controls showing 80 ounces Sill
yer. 90 per cent lead, and go In gold per
ton
I'm the suit Of w. s. Mccormick. APP
pellant VS. the Queen Of Sheba Mining
company the Supreme court has hand
ed down an opinion confirming the
judgment Of the court below. where Mr.
Mccormick lost the suit.
Richneld Reaper A telegram was
received here last Tuesday announcing
the death at GlenwOod Springs, Colo.'
OF James Jensen, young man of TINS
place. His death was due 90 c1nsump'
lion. brought on by the DeLamar dust.
He was about 30 years of age.
President Samuel Mcintyre OF the
Mammoth Is well satisfied at the way
the Mammoth case was handled in the
big suit lie Will leave for the mine
IN a day or two to superintend opera
lions No dividend win be paid for
some time to come,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-20
Ore Found ON the 800 Said to Re-
sem5Ie the Ore on the ZOO,
SACRAMENTO LOOKS WELL.
Glen Il. Bothwoli Returned from
Mlnc Last Evening value OF
May Day shipment

Some good copper ore has been en-
coppterpd on the 500 level Of the Lower
Mammoth. at Tnuc such was the
information telcp6oned to town this
morning by Superintendent Ball ore
was first encountered late yesterday
afternoon. when the hanging wall of
the vein was intercepted. shortly af-
forwards the men broke through about
one foot of high grade copper ore and
entered SO the telephone message said
d silver ore. the character Of which rs
similar TO that found in places ON the
Zoo leyoI 10 is set too early 70 SPEAK
positively regarding the value OF the
strike 10 may prove To- De of vast
Importance. In spite of The fact that
tbG streak of high grade copper Is SAID
to De rather small. some doubts nave
been expressed regarding the value OF
the norous vein matter now being eN-
plored. which contains patches OF high
Grade silver and copper ore. Ii Us pos
.Ible. however that boy prosecuting
tine vein the more compact ana solid
body OF ore, for which the manage
ment As looking win bee found. AS II is
tine silver ore now being encountered Is
said 10 De pay ore in addition TO which
the management has the nice streak OF
high grade copper above mentioned.
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IMPORTANT SALE.
University Buildings and Grounds, Sale
January 2, 1901

OFFICE OF STATE BOARD OF
Land Commissioners, salt Lake City
Utah. December 10, 1g00.-Notlce is
hereby given that In accordance with
law the State Board of Land Com
missioners win on January ~, 1901, be-
ginning az II o'clock noon. offer at pub
lie auction at the south door OF the
County Court House City and County
BuIldinp) of Salt Lake Comfy at Salt
Lake City, Utah, and sell-to the highest
bidder M not less thar he appraised
value, the following described real es-
tate and the buildings thereon. situat-
ed in Salt Lake city Utah to-wit.
All Of Block lG2, Plat A.. Salt Lake
City Survey.
An OF lot No. T, and that part OF lot
No. 6, described as beginning al the
northeast corner thereof, and running
thence west i3 feet, thence south 20
rods, thence east 43 feet thence north
20 rods 20 the place Of beginning, all
situated I'm Block No 90, Plat A., Salt
Lake city Survey said last two
described parcels OF land are sub
iect. however, to the existing rights
OF way over the south part thereof
heretofore granted to W. c. Spence,
Thomas r. Ellerbeck and Milton FL
lerbeCk
Also a right Of way and transit over
the following described premises. Com
mencing at the southwest corner Of
said lot No. G. and running thence east
122 feet. thence north ~ feet. thence
west l22 feet. thence south ~ feet to
the place Of beginning and also over
the following land viz: Commencing
at the southwest corner Of lot No. 3 in
said Block No, &c. and running thence
east 10 rods. thence north u feet,
thence west lQ rods. thence south II
feet 10 the place Of beginning.
Said above described premises are
known as the University block and the
Laboratory building recently occupied
by the University Of Utah.
Terms of Sale: One-ffth Of the pur-
chase price to be paid at the time Of
the sale the remainder OF the purchase
price 90 be paid in eight equal amounts
annually. with interest on the deferred
payments az the rate of FIVE per cent.
per annum. payable In advance.
The Board reserves the right 10 re-
iect any and all bids and 10 consider
any proposition for the purchase OF the
said premises deemed best for the in
terests Of the State.
BY order OF the State Board OF Land
Commissioners,
HEBER NJ. WELLS.
Governor and President ~ said Board.
BYRON GROO.
Secretary.
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Ar THE SACRAMENTO.


Glen r. Boutwell, returned last even
Ing from an extended visit to the Sac
ramento of Mercur and reports the
new roaster almost completed. The
finishing touches are now being put on
and were It not for the shutdown at
the Jordan NarrOws power plant the
management would Doe able TO start the
rooster about January lst, AS II Is 1t
may be necessary To send out q steam
boiler and engine 10 run the plant. The
new rolls viii shortly be on the ground
where a foundation Is already pre-
pared 90 receive them, after which some
minor details viii be completed and
everything win be ready for the power.
The mine Is I'm first class condition.
said Mr. Boutwell, today a great deal
Of good ore has been exposed lately
and development work as a whole has
been extremely satisfactory. The COM
pany is preparing TO- begin moving its
base ores shortly, when. owing TO their
riches, increased dividends are antici-
pated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-20
d. c. JACKIING's SUCCESS.
A Saving or % Per Cent Has Been
Made at the Republic Mill.

The Republic mill Is doing all and
even more than ID. O. Jackng. the cX-
pert and superintendent ever claimed
for Il, says the Republic correspondent
Of the Spokane Review Up 10 date, a
tanks have been cleaned up, represent
ing 2Ao0 tons OF ore.
The last three show a remarkable per-
centage of saving and am are high Mr.,
Jackling stated that the increase in the
percentage of saving was largely due
20 the TACT that lhe employees We're be-
coming more familiar with the opera
ton OF the MILL He does not expect
that the highest rate of percentage win
be- kept up constantly. as it was more
OF an experiment 90 see what could ba
done, hut Doe says that from gl to g3
per cent can easily be maintained and
rapid work done.
The last six tanks cleaned up showed
the following percentages Of SAVINGS.
Sl43, 9l69. $3.50, H15 9l& and g4gN.
THIS IS remarkable showing especial
ly the last three as they are not only
very high. bot are 500 nearly the same.
The machinery is au working u the
satisfaction of the superintendent. The
bullion produced is something over 800
fine. The output of the min rs not made
public. and probably win not be- until
the official report Of The officers rs pub
lshed. Tt Is. however very satisfactory
70 those who are in charge of the affairs
Of The company The only drawback 90
rapid work is the BAH rulverizors
These ue 10 Doc replaced by GriHua
pulyerizsrs which left Boston 10 DAYS
ngo Tor Republic. u IS expected that 60
win take about three weeks f1r tbar f6
reach here and De placed M position.
After that There win Doc no difficulty in
the way of treating from 200 10 e25 TONS
daily.
The Republic company has quite
good sized payroll which is divided as
follows. Men employed about 'he min
w IN the mine. 90. ON construction. 25
and ON tho Gume and hauling wood. 40
"a total u lsi.
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A BIG CONSOLIDATION.
The American Smelling Co. VIII
Purchase Guggenhcim Interests.

a dispatch from New York states
that it has been officially announced
that the directors OF the American
Smelling and Refining company viii
Immediately ask the stockholders Of the
company to authorize an increase In the
capital stock vfrom $5j.OOOOC0 to $780,
600 OOQ additional capital 10 be used in
acquiring the properties of the Guggen-
helms Sons company and 60 increase
the cash resources Of the company
about Slj,0000OO 1t is learned that but
small amount # any Of the new
stock issue viii be offered for sale.
stockholders meeting win likely take
place within q month. The increase viii
amount 10 SijOOJOOO, and as the work.
ing capital VIII De increased about $l5,-
900 it is evident that the amount
necessary 20 take over the Guggenheim
properties win be about $4,000 600.
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MINING NOTES.

a car OF ore from ,he Tos5ra OF Tin
t.e was reported today
Manager Ed L0as. of the Grand
Central was iu town today.
The Utah of Fish Springs will have a
car OF ore ON the market tomorrow.
A ear Of orc reached the market to-
day from the Masootte OF Bingham.
The Katheru. OF Stockton was on
the market today with q car Of ore.
The Red Wing OF Bingham had two
cars of lease ore on The market today.
a car OF ore was on the market '"dav
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-20

Chicago. Dec. 90-Cattle-Reccipts
T 600 head. Market generally 3 20 10
cents higher Butcher stock, strong,
Good 10 prime steers 5.2506.00; poor TO
medium. 8.60IG2O, stOCkerS and feeders
2.15G435: COWS 2.j0H4i0. heifers 2.y1N
460. Gamers l.S5H2 40; bulls 235nti0,
calves 400A550; Texas fed steers tOou
ass: grassers 3256A00, bulls 2.4Og32o
Hogs Receipts today, $1,000 head; To-
morrow, 80 600: left over $500 Market
opened shade higher, closed weak. TOP
4eeh. except one carload at fs5. Mixed
and butchers A6i0As2ls; good TO
choice heavy A100A92is. rough heavy
At5d4G5; light 4.CcGt9O; bulk OF sales
415GiS5.
Sheep-Recejpts ll00O head Market
strong. Good 10 ohnica wethers 26sla
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-20
CASE Is CONCLUDED.
The Decision viii Probably be
Handed Down Early In January.

John NJ Zane concluded his argument
iu the Grand Central Mammoth case
shortly after noon yesterday. The de-
Cision VIII probably be handed down
early in January Mr.. Zane discussed
the indications of AN outcrop and also
devoted considerable time TO the cJnsid-
Grafton of the dip and strike OF the vein.
He considered the theories Of the at
torneys on the other side az being wild
ON these questions
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-20

Omaha. Neb. Dec 20-Cattle-Re-
ccipts. 1880 head, market steady 70
stronger Native beef steers iOOH5Sji
western steers i0O1A50' Texas steers,
209d375. COWS and heifers. S0OnAlO;
Gamers. 15ON2SO; stockers and feed
ers. 3O0QL5O: calves iOOa6OO, bulls,
stays, ETC.. 20004OO
Receipts, 10000 head market
a shade higher. closed weak Heavy
475QiS9ib: mixed. 4.72i40LSO; light
4.7OalS2i5: pigs. 4OOdLGO; bulk OF sales,
A77isGAS2ia.
sheep Receipts. 1900 head market
dun. weak Fed muttons 3SOGi0O;
westerns. 3.75G395; common and stock
sheep. 3.50d3.75; lambs, i2jd5l0.
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nrNNER LINE sTnCK.

Denver, Col, Dec 2O-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 600 head. Market quiet and
steady. Beef steers 30OQj.75i cows $50
027O. feeders freight paid to river 300
GA30. stockers, do, S.2j4A5O; bulls,
stays, etc, 200d3.25.
Hogs Receipts 100 head. Market dull
Light packers A6OQ4G5; mixed and
heavy 4704A75.
No sheep.
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KANsAs cIrY IIyE srOcK.

Kansas city. Mo-. Dec. 2O,-Cattle
Receipts, 5000 head steady 10 strong
err Native steers, 35j0530, Texas
steers. 310QA30; Texas COWS, 20003.lQ;
native cows and holfers l7jnA5Oi
stoCkers feeders, 2i0a5.00; bulls,
2SjIA00; calves, A1j0h30
Hogs Receipts, 1900 head. market
strong TO Sc higher Bulk Of sales. i.N2ia
Q4S7ig: heavy. 41j0t9J. packers 1850
400 mixed 475G4Sj, light is04i9O;
workers. 4S5Qi90. pigs, t35NLS5.
Sheep Receipts. 1000 head market
strong Lambs, S.3o0j5Q; muttons, 800
MA30.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-20
CON. MERCUR REPORT.
win show Diminished Tonnage and
Increased Values During November.

Treasurer George H. Dern Of the
Con Mercur company came In from
the mine last evening and reports the
refinery at work on the output for the
month of November. the report Of
which VIII be out In a few days. The
management has been delayed In issu
iug the monthly report which viii
probably show q sum very close to that
OF October The amount of ore milled
during November Is said TO be less than
that handled during October but n
slight Improvement is recorded In the
values, No special change Is reported
at the mine. The incline from the Sill
yer tunnel on The old Mercur ground
IS now down l24 feet on the footwall
Of the big vein Of base ore. The face OF
the incline looks good Notwithstanding
the fact that the values are slightly
lower.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-20
Centennial Dividend.

Word has been received IN salt Lake
that The directors of the Centennial
Eureka Mining company met In Boston
yesterday. and declared the quarterly
dividend Of 90 cents share. or $4,000,
payable January lst The books will
close tomorrow
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-20
TRANsEERs % sTOCK.
Bullion Beck-5o AZ Sl2j.

Bullion Beck-5O az St2j.
DAILY West--7j at S26.6J, 100 al s266j;
125 at $500 2lO al $2Gi5; 100 at {2j7liai
% at 5000.
-Four Aces-l,O0O at a.
Lower MammOth-l0) at SlG0, 300 az
St.6l. 200 az SL62, 500 at N.G3, 300 at
Sl64; 1850 at Sl.57; zoo no Sissy. 100 az
,1.57h 200 at $l.57ia; 100 at 'l55' 100
at Sl56& 100 at $3.50 100 at $L55'i,
800 at 1855.
May Day-lo0 at 49, 100 at 42ia 200
at lSn; 100 at A.
Northern Light-3000 at p.
Silver Shield-500 al 26is. 600 at 26h.
Star COnsoIdated-l00 at Us, 100 at
7iia; 100 al "a. 100 al %, 100 at 72ia. 200
at ~ 600 at n; 100 at 5l% 200 at 1lis,
100 al 7i&; 200 az 7li4.
Blue Bird EXtension-2,00 900 az 49,
Joe Bowers-5e0 az 9.
Martha Washington-l,0J0 at 2H.
Shares sold 1890.
Selling value. S214iG7J.
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ANNUAL MEETING,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
there VIII DO a meeting OF the stockholders
of the salt Lake Livery and Transfer CONF
pany az It's Office Nos. 49, g. ~ 90 West
Temple ST., salt Lake city, Utah. at p No..
on Thursday, Jan 10Th. 1871 for tbe election
O officer, aud The transa 'tion ot slcn other
business as may com before It.
Date Of first publication Dec, 10Th, 1900
GEO, T. ODELL.
Soprpfarv.
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SOLID The
YEAR ROUND.

The Burington's track was built "for
Keeps IT is solid the year round.
The wheels Of Burlington ears click
over Burlington rails as smoothly in
April as iu December
Burlington trains are as sure 10 be
on time i'm May as in October.
Burlington trains leave Denver 400
p. m and 1900 p. ID. for Omaha, Chi
cago, Kansas city, St. Louis.
Thro' sleeper salt Lake to Omaha
and Chicago daily
Train for Black HI!ls leaves Denver
1880 y, m,
Tickets at Offices Of Connecting Lines
Ticket Office 70 West Second South 81.
r. +, NESLEN. General Agent.
Salt Lake City.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE

UTAH SUGAR co THE BOARD OF
Directors OF the Utah Sugar Co. has this day
declared dividend OF 3 FER cent ON the cap
ital stock o, the Company, PAYABLE TO stock
holders " re cord on Dec 81, 1900.
The stock transfer book, u the company
VIII be closed on DC ~. 1900, az . O'Clock u
m. and re.opencd on Dec. q, 1900. al 10 O'Clock
HORACE C.. WHITNEY.
Secretary Utah sugar Co.
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May Day shipments.

The May Day Mining company sold
four cars OF ore today which netted
1854 The lot consisted of SO tons OF
ore. most vi which was taken from the
recent strike on the 100 level.
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SAN FRANCISCO GRAIN.

San Francisco Dec 9O.-Wheat-In-
active, Dec. G9OD, LOSE; May l05A
bid: cash, 96h.
Barley-No sales; cash, 1874
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Az FRANCISCO WOOL MARKET.

San Francisco, Dec 19.-Nevada, ia
49, Oregon. l06l4; valley oregon 150l1;
mountain lambs, 9Hl0; San Joaquin
plains. 6dS; Humboldt and Mendocno,
10T12
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-20

New York. Dec 19.-Butter-Re-
ceints 1886 packages. Market weak,
but unchanged.
Eggs Receipts. co.'s packages. Mar
ket quiet. Western regular packing,
at mark, 2OQ2lc; Western, loss OF,
ggc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-20

Chicago. Dec. BON the produce eX-
change today the butter market was
dun, creamery, l5N24c dairy, 10000,
Cheese-Quiet. l0AHlLAc.
Eggs-Quiet; fresh, pc.
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ARRIVE

From ogden, Chicago. Omaha,
Denver ...-.".'..... ........ $50 am
From ogden Portland. Spokane,
Butte, Helena and San Fran
cisco o.. o., ., .. O., b.. o.. b.. ...... y'V1 a. IN
'From Milford. Nephi Provo and
intermediate points q. o.. o.. b.. 90 $3.50 al
From ogden, Chicago, st Louis,
Kansas City. Omaha, Denver
and san Francisco b., D.. o.. goo, $3.50 pm
''From Garfield Beach. Tooele,
and Terminus . 90. ga. p. eco, A'p pm
From Preston, Logan Brigham
ogden and Intermediate points. o5o p m
From Tintlc Mercur, Nephi
Provo and Manu 81. b. .....,." $500 pm
From Ogden Butte Portland,
San Francisco and intermedi-
re rcints ......... S.l5 pm
STrains south of Juab DO not run Sun
DAYS
stDaily except Sunday.
Telephone No, 2io
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sTocNuorlERs NErrING.

THE TIME HAVING PASSED FOR
holding the annual meeting OF this COM
pany. notice is hereby given that
a meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Golconda Gold Mining & Milling COM
pany shall be- held az the offices of the
company, Room 2i7 Atlas Block, satur-
day December 22ud 1900 for the cleo
ton of Directors of said Corporation,
and for the transaction Of such other
business as may lawfully come before
said meeting
HENRY COIN, President.
SAMUEL j. PAUL Secretary.
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Direct Route
to Chicago
CHICAGO UNION PACIFIC
q N0RTHbfSTERN LINE

FASTER than any other ,og,s
"THE OVERLAND LiWTfD5
equipped win Palace Sieepi1g Car,
Buffet Smoking and iibr5rI Car,
win barber 51d DiHinq Cars, neal,
"a "a Carte LEAVES SAT- LAKE, CjTy
AT 1880 p. m. DAHK The lnjied
fast Mali leaves Sat lake e,ery ep5'
ing Of $50 first cdSs egyi9ne0i
Including free Reclining Chair Car,
The Chicago Special leaves at 6.50
o. m. FOR tickets and reservation,
apply TO ticket agents. or 5dJreS,
C.. 4. Walker GenI agent Chicdgo 4
Northwestern Ryp 200 S. Main So.
SaH LAKE Chq.
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PRODUCE


May wheat opened at 12NN%, touched
-2 wont hoeE again 90 i2A ANA then
rallied 10 1875.
Close: Wheat-December GsN Janu-
a,. .ea1iU4 February ,0ei, May '4s
H13.
Corn December ioi3; January S6h;
May 36b.
Oats December 2in. January 2l%;
May 23&.
Pork December Ills, January 1925;
May l2l2is.
Lard-December L2O; January 6.S5'
May G92R.
Ribs-Decembe 6.3,ls; January G.3oa
G3IiR. May G37l5
cash Wheat-No. red 72HNlib;
No 3 red 10@74is. no. hald winter
6Sikd70. No do. $500; No. ] North
em spring 1ia18, No do. ilu73; No.
spring G5G72.
Corn-No. 2 4OM; No, 35ia,
Oats-No. 22ia; No 22I.
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40: fair 10 choice mixed 3.230jtV.
westerns 225M850, native. lambs fuVR
525, western lambs AjQNH2J.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

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