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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-01
BUSINESS NOTES.

In local stocks the week has been one
OF the llyeliest Witnessed for months
past. The attention OF brokers has
largely been centered on the sugar
stocks and there has been something OF
a boom IN Lehi about $40, 900 OF which
has changed hands IN the past two
weeks. The price shot up to $751; q
share this morning at which figure
several deals were made. Brokers state
that the main reasons given for the
demand are the feeling among invest
ors that both factories have now closed
their runs and both have had a fairly
successful year Investors think that
n the factories can do we'll in the face
OF a drouth like that OF the past sum
mer, the possibilities OF normal year
can hardly be estimated. then too, the
recent storms have greatly improved
the feeling among the farmers IN favor
OF big acreage next year and this has
also had its effect The following are
the latest quotations.
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MINING NOTES.

A car load OF Passco Stag is on the
market
Swansea Is out with another regular
dividend
A car load OF ore from Idaho reached
the city today.
One car load OF Humbug ore was re-
ceiyed today.
Two car loads OF Bullion. Beck ore is
on the market
Horn Silver, OF Frisco. has two car
loads on the market today.
Seven car loads Of Grand Central
ore reached the city today.
Manager Claiming, OF the Highland
Boy mine, is IN the city today.
John Dern left this morning for Port
land, oregon, on business trip.
Messrs. Rearns ana Keith. who have
been in Park City Tor the past two
days, will return this evening.
The p. V. Coal company are making
their regular shipments from their
Sconeld mines The rumor that they
had ceased shipments, Mr. Carpenter
says, is an error,
r. G. Chambers Of the Ontario mine
has gone % California TO examine his
mining properties there. He Will not
return Tor at least two weeks.
The Grand View Mining company,
whose properties are situated in the
la SAILS filed their letters OF incorpora-
ton with the secretary OF state yester-
day afternoon.
The directors OF the Rocco Home
stake mining company have declared
the regular monthly dividend Of ~
cents per share or $500 on the cap
tai stock OF the company
The new concentrator at the West
Argent property. Stockton. IL fast get
ting into shape 20 do fast and good
work The management OF the COM
pany expect 20 be paying dividends
shortly
An additional sinker win be placed az
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TOLL ROAD COMPANY.
1t VIII Operate the CiscO'MOab Road
aud Grand River Ferry.
Especial. TO THE "NrWs ~

Provo. Utah. Dec. 1.-The Grand
River Toll Road company has been or
ganlzed In Provo with the following In
corporators: S, n. King, Dewey Utah;
NJ. NJ. Warner, Reed Smoot Joseph T.
Farrer, and Eleanor NJ. Warner, all Of
Provo The incorporators are directors
OF the company The officers are;
Reed Smoot. president; s. n. King
vice president j. H. Farrer, secretary
and treasurer; s. n. King, superlntend-
ent Of construction. The capital stock
OF $4,000 is in shares OF 81 each and is
fully paid up. The principal place Of
business Is Provo City.
The purpose OF the company Is TO
construct and maintain toll roads, fer
ries. etc, in southeastern Utah. The
new organization succeeds 10 the fran
chlses for a toll road and ferry granted
by Grand county to 5. n. King A por-
tion Of the road. that from Cisco 70
Moab. has been constructed and the
ferry al Grand River has been estab-
Hshed.
Mr. King, superintendent Of construc-
ton, has authority to complete the road
az once, and is now In Salt Lake City
purchasing supplies,
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1850
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WITH THE JUSTICES.
Observation-Disclosures

Another complaint has been filed
against little Eva Jasperson, charging
her with incorrigbility The COM
plainant Is her mother and the case
was taken before Justice Sommer. The
girl who Is about ten years OF age
asked the court 70 send her TO Provo 10
the asylum. The case will be more full
~ Investigated Wednesday morning
This afternoon a complaint was
sworn TO in Justice Nelson's court, by
John w. Hobbs, charging Herman
BOorman with obtaining money under
false pretenses. Hobbs alleges that on
the 9Th OF November Boorman, who
Is a storekeeper, sold him 7S2 pounds
OF -four representing the same TO be L.
600 pounds The warrant for Boorman's
arrest had not been served up to a late
hour this afternoon.
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Five Days Run Of the New Mil at
Miners Basin,
La SAILS FUTURE ASSURED.
Capital II Coming Into the New Dis
trlct-Three Mining Companies
Declare Dividends,

Il Is now demonstrated that the ores
Of the La SAILS were free milling which
practically settles the future Of the
districts.
The first five days run OF the new
stamp mill lately installed at Miners
Basin. was cleaned up and showed that
!l3 had stopped on the plates and that
proper concentrating Of the taillngs
would save as much more The ore
was taken from the dump OF the Tor
nado mine, but the run was made to
get the mill adjusted. Reports from
the district are that much capital Is
coming into the country and that the
report on many Of the mines are IA
yorable.
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New York. Dec. i,-Closlng Stocks
Atchison, 4Oia; Atchlson preferred, Sih
A. $. & W. preferred. S6k American
Tobacco 1914, American Tin Plate
42h American s. H.. iSh. American
S. H. preferred, &c. 3. X, t. l2s 3. 4
o., dA; h. & 0. preferred, s5N G. ~
& O., 1865. c. G. G. & 81. L., 66h; c. r.
& L.. SIS; c. G. W. l4A G. s. ssh
Consolidated Tobacco, 50 c. & o., Sok'
G. & A., nik; c. & A. preferred a; u.
q II. O., 25h Federal Steel i9A Fed
eral Steel preferred. 76S Glucose, 5Sh;
Jersey Central. 189A. l.. & ~, 81;
Leather, 1874 Leather preferred, 70;
NJ X. & T. preferred, IS; Manhattan,
100, Metropolitan Railway III; Mis-
souri, Pacific, 6Ois; Northern Pacific, II;
Northern Pacific preferred, S2Ts; New
York Central 143N; Pennsylvania,
li2h Pacific Mail, 1884, Peoples Gas,
1OO% Reading, 1917 Reading first pre-
ferred, 63h Reading second preferred
3l% Rubber, 2sS. Rock Island, li5h;
Southern Pacific 42A st. Paul, l27h;
Sugar 1905 r. c. a l., i2A Union Pa
clhc, 729. Union Pacific preferred, S2h;
w. u, S3ik.
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CLOSES STEADY.
A Good Volume of Business Done on
the Exchange This Morning,

On the exchange today the market
could just be characterized as steady.
The only thing Of startling nature on
the call was the dealing IN Star con-
solidated, which fell among the bears
and was hauled down from the position
Il gained during the week and closed
6 cents below Fridays quotations. 200
shares being handed out at that price
Ajax was steady and was wanted az
65& without any one caring 10 let 90
short OF 6S cents. Bulllon-Be was
steady and was held at figures around
$3.50. Consolidated Mercur Is proving
10 be very strong and 1892 was bid
without bringing out a share, offerings
being made at no figure below the clos
ing, which was 1920. Daly-West stlll
keeps climbing and registered sales at
S25.65 per share, that figure being the
concluding one at which the stock was
offered. Grand Central was wanted at
$40, but was held az $3.50 and no sales
was effected. Lower Mammoth was
again one OF the features OF the call
and sold at constantly increasing fig
ures and at the close was wanted at
1874, a sale Of 100 shares being sold at
77h, Rocco Homestake following the
declaration OF It's second dividend was
strong and was freely bid for at 74i5
The remainder OF the stocks remained
the same nomlnally as Yesterdays
quotations. closing about as follows.
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BOSTON wool MARKET.

Boston. Nov 3O.-The Commercial
Bulletin tomorrow will say: For a
holiday week business in wool has been
OF average proportions. There Is a
steady inquiry from manufacturers.
Prices are sustained showing no change
from last week. Foreign wool and
goods markets are steadily improving.
The general condition OF the market
is considered healthy and the outlook
points 10 a steady trade. The sales OF
the week were 1870 600 pounds domestic
and 525, 1000 pounds foreign, total OF
S,s950OO for this week, against total
OF 47S9.000 last week and a total OF
i2.i7s, 900 pounds for the corresponding
week last year. The receipts TO date
show a decrease OF 293,01S bales domes-
tic an Increase Of 81, 5sS bales foreign
against last year. The sales to date
show a decrease Of l52,4l600O pounds
domestic and IS, 456. 800 pounds foreign.
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Justlce MIller,s widow Dead.

Washington. Dec. Mrs. Eliza W.
Miller. widow OF the late Associate
Justice Samuel F. Miller, Of the Unit
dead In bed this morning at her home
on Highland Terrace In this city.
Death had occurred from angina pee
toris, Mrs, Miller had Just returned
from her old home In Keokuk. Iowa.
Thanksgiving evening she dlned with
Senator and Mrs. Cullom. Early next
morning she suffered an attack Of heart
disease. She had been dead several hours
when found Her children Irvine Miller,
Of Springfield, Ohio, and Mrs. Tousa-
lin, OF Colorado Springs, Colo, have
been notified,
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Star Consolidated.

Manager Packard OF the star Con-
solidated came up from sprlngville yes
terday He says that the recent ship
ment OF high grade ore from the mine
will be duplicated in a very short time.
Mr.. Packard Is OF the opinion that the
character OF the ore will increase In
value and promises that the output viii
be greatly augmented in the near flu
ture,
Manager Packard has lately shown
his confidence I'm the property by buy
ing 81, 900 shares for which he paid 20
cents per share.
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PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

]. II. Stallings to W. D. Palmer
26iaxll0 feet southeast from 22Ih
feet south % feet east OF north
west 7, IL B.. D.. Of, OF. d. ..,..,N,V
NJ. II. Mack TO +. o. Taylor
i0xl2h rds ne fr sw |. l0i A., 80
L. o. Taylor TO Paul Helm, lOx2h
rds ne fr sw 1, l04 B ........ 2,6
r. II. Woodbury. 10 j. l.. Bell, i'll
KS II Sc fr III II " OF NV S4
5-acre A..... zee, q. ,.,.,.,...
Sophia T.. Turner and husband TO
j. L, Bell 1l7x75 It Sc fr NV S 4
5-acre A.,.,. zee. .... .,.,.s. O..
Elizabeth ]. Anderson 20 Mrs. Al
cora Cook, l25x5O It my fr So II
W OF Sc "a F.. see. ,..,..
smales Jackson to Church j. c.
l.. d. s. Goth ward, 4lsxlO rds sw
fr ne VI BIZ .,., Gee. .,, ,...
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LIVE STOCK.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

omaha, Dec l-Cattle-Recelpts 6OO
Steady: generally 10 to Is cents higher
rs the week: native beef steers 4iOQ
$50 western steers 400&46O, Texas
steers 325G375 cows and heifers 800
GAPS: Gamers 175q3O0, stockers and
feeders 3.OO9A4O; calves 40Oq5.75; bulls,
stays, etc, 2.25G400.
Hogs-Receipts 5000. Slow; heavy
t6Odi65 mixed l.6Od462h, light ASA
465. pigs A00q425; bulk Of sales i60q
4S5.
Sheep-Receipts -. Steady; fed
wethers S.eOdAl0; fair TO choice west
ems 375d400; common and stock sheep
3 50d3S5. lambs 42565.20.
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BUILDING AND REALTY.

The following permits were Issued by
Building Inspector Ulmer during the
past week.
Marshall & Wingate, 22O Main street,
alterations, 500.
f. j. Jeremy $50 south Fifth East,
frame barn, $500
William Dunkerly, SOS South Third
East, frame barn, 800.
W. L. Clements, Palm Ave, brick cot
tage $500
Mrs. Ferguson, 124 Twelfth East, i'm
provements. si00 Total, 1900,
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VIII settle.

r. G. w Wilson and Judge Dye Will
20 TO Park City Monday TO settle the
dispute between the owners OF the New
York group OF mines and the Park City
school district. Mr.. Wilson brought
suit against the school trustees over a
year ago and the matter has been
dragging along ever since, An attempt
wifi be made TO come 10 an amicable
settlement out OF court.
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Colonei Pickets. the manager OF the
sa'annie mine. Of Arizona rs I'm the
city with car load OF very hlgh grade
copper from that property. The ore
rom ms mine IS the highest grade
that IS shipped into this market This
shipment IL now at the sampler but the
colonel states that Il win be equal N not
greater In value than any OF the other
shipments from the mine.
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DENVER LIVE STOCK.

Denver. Colo. Dec 1.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 100; steady to strong. Beef steers.
8.5Od5.0O. COWS, 250Q3.6O; feeders
freight paid 10 river, 30G4lO; stockers
do. 325q415; bulls, stays etc, 2.OOQ3.OO
Hogs Receipts, 400; market 5dlO
cents lower. Light packers, 46jqA7O;
mixed. 470dA75; heavy, 470q475.
Sheep-Reoelpts. 1000; quiet and
steady.
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A number o. anti-unlonIstg

es. A number Of anti-unionistg 90.
tempted to forclbly take possession ~,
the local Free church and the omc.ais
barricaded the doors, whereupon tbs
besiegers stormed the church and trIsd
to force an entrance by way Of thl rooS
They then broke through a wlnJog
compelling the defenders OF the edl8c,
TO retire at the point OF revolver
In the Forthcoming legal proceedlnrs
by the remnant OF the Free churcbs5g
opposing the union there win be Iva
thousand defendants, including Am tbs
assembymen and trustees Of the Unit.
ed Free church.
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STOCK TRANSACTIONS.
Ajax 900 az g..
DaIy-West o. at $500, 225 az Sg;55.
70 al 1856.
Dexter, 300 az fl35.
Eagle and Blue Bell 900 az SO.
Geyser Marion 1000 at =.
lngot $500 az %.
Lower Mammoth, 1900 az &c. seller
five days, 100 az ,6i 100 az 7Gis. 200 at
,6s.' " az 1888. ZOO az r.; 100 az IN.
800 al IA 500 at i6-..
Total shares sold g2Sgj.
Value Of stocks NS3li-5.
Northern Light $500 al ~.
Peuo go az llh.
Silver Shield 500 az 254.
star Consolidated. 900 al g2it. LOO az
~ 100 AZ $685. 600 40 s3is. 500 az 81. 100
ny s5H' 100 az g3ig. 100 al 92l. 100 al g2.
100 al sl'l; 900 al 81 200 al 20.
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Steel Works Ordered Closed

Portsmouth Ohio Dec. l.-Orders
have been received by the Burgess stael
and Iron Works, a member Of the
Crucible Steel and Iron company. 10
close down the plant for repairs as
soon as the work now on hand Is com.
pleted Eight hundred men viii be az.
fected.
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Volcano on Beach Island Active.

Vancouver, b. c., Dec, MAIL ad o
vices from Australia state that the vol
cano on Beach island In the New Brit
ain group has again become active.
causing a great upheaval on land and
sea. A score or more natives who went
out 10 fish were either killed by the
shocks or were drowned There were
thlrty-two successive tremors
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City, No, Dec. i.-Cattle-Re-
cepts 100. Market unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts. 6,O00 Weak, 5 cents
lower. Bulk Of sales, 4.10g475; heavy
465, Q477ls packers. 470GL77h; mixed,
4656472h; Night, 450aA776; workers.,
47Od477h; pigs, 42o9470
M sheen
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Population of Wisconsin,.

Washington, Dec 1.-The population
OF Wisconsin as announced TODAY Ia
2.06sOi2, as against l,6S6.SsO IN 1890. AN
Increase Of 3S2 1872 or 22.6 per cent
The population Of Indian Tprrltorv
Is S9l, $50 as against l9O,lS2 In 1890 an
Increase Of 2ll,77S or HIS per cent
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Sweden Appoints Members,

Stockholm. Dec. 1.-Ollve Crona. a
Swede. formerly assessor Of the high
court, and Gram, a Norwegian. former
ly a minister Of state, have been ap.
pointed members Of the internatioal
court Of arbitration at The Hague.
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Franco.Brazilian Boundary Award

Berne, Dec. 1.-The award OF the
Swiss government In the Franco Bra.
lillian boundary dispute gives Brazil
$4,000 square miles OF the contested
territory. France gets about 1900
square miles north Of the Tumuc Hue.
mac range.
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Galveston Wants National Aid.

Forth Worth, Texas, Dec. l.--Resolu.
lions We're reported by the committee
10 the Galveston harbor convention to.
day to the effect that the nation and
State should Join in the restoration oi
the port Of Galveston.
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Winston Churchill Coming

Liverpool, Dec. 1.-The Cunard line
steamer Lucania, which sails from here
for New York today will have on board
Haddon Chambers. the dramatst, and
Winston Churchill, who Is to lecture In
America.
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Select your Guitars, Mandolns yio-
Inns, etc, at the cut price and We VIII
keep them TIL Christmas If you desire
Il,
FURIOUS COALTER MUSIC CO,
2 Doors South OF z, en-
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MONEY
SAVERS!

Election is over and Thanksgiving
viii soon be here, then comes Christ
mas, something Up all the time. but we
ore stnl putting up the old reliable
Three Crown Baking Powder; also pure
spices and fine favoring extracts; they
VIII save you money ia price and give
you better value than the imported; for
sale at all grocers; ask for them and
refuse all substitutes
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago. Nov. SON the produce ex-
change today the butter market was
dull; cheamerles, l5g2sc; dairies' $50
zoe
Cheese-Firm; iOhqlliac.
Eggs-Flrm. fresh, 22c,
New York. Nov. 3o,-Butier-Reeeipts'
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AntI.unIonIsts storm a chnrnh.

London Dec i.-There was an ex-
traordlnary incident IN Whiting bay.
Arran, yesterday evening connected with
the recent union Of the Scottish church.
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Thanksgiving Day Disaster Victim

San Francisco, Dec. l.-Chas. H.
Cummings. schoolboy died this morn.
ing from injuries received In the
Thanksgiving day disaster making the
number OF fatalities 10.
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1904 packages. dull. Creamery, Bq25ci
June creamery. 1908 factory, l2glsc
Eggs-Rece.ptsA7l7 packages; strong
Western regular packing at mark, 200
2lc. Western loss on, PC.
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New York. Dec. 1.-The American Re
filming company advanced the list price
OF its fine graduated sugar today to
$50 cents per pound
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COOK. AT Forest Dale. Salt Lake co,
Utah, Nov. 80, 1900, CT old age ". ~
Cook; born March %, 1915 al Maiden
England. Came 20 Utah In 1858. He
leaves three sons and one daughter
Funeral from the Forest Dale ward
meeting house on Monday. Dec. IL az
l o'clock p. m. Friends are invited, the
remains can be viewed by friends from
1880 a. m. to 1880 p. m. on Monday az
the family residence.
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TEACHER FOR INDIAN SCHOOL.
ESPECIAL TO THE "NFws"1

Washington, D. c., Dec l.-Herbert
Tullsen, Of Wataga, Illinois has been
appointed a teacher al the ouray In
dian school, Utah.
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.
ORE AND BULLION REPORTS.
MCCORMICK & co.

Mingo Bullion .,.,. zee, ,...',,,''S5' wv
Silver and lead ores .,,"....,."lSlVO
Total ....... ..........., ...2l 800
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CLOSING STOCKS.

Refined. steady; crushed, 600; pow
dered. $40. graduated, $50.
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Stops the Cough

Laxative Rromo-Quinine Tablets cure a cold n
ono day. No Cure, No Pay. Price Is cents
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

Chicago, Dec. l.-January wheat
opened az 10%. touched 107s and react
ed during the first hour TO 70h a.
Wheat-Dec, 70; Jan, 1OhQh;
Feb, 7lbdA.
Corn-Dec,. 36%: Jan, 3iN.
Oats-Dec. 2lk Jan, 2lN.
Pork-Dec., i1.00. Jan, ll.90,
Lard--Dec., 6.97ia; Jan, 6.72h,
Ribs-Dec $780, Jan, 615a6.l1h.
Cash-W heat-No. red 7lQ73, No.
Q red 69Q12; No. 2 hard winter 6Shq
7Oia, No. hard winter, 6iq1O; No 1
northern spring, 10q13; No. 2 do, 7O41Si
No. g. spring, 66d12
Corn-No. 2. 35ia; No. 3, 3iizQ35.
Oats-No. 2, 22hg22h; No. 3, y.
Rye-45%.
Barley-3Sq5S.
Tlmothy-4.
Flax-Northwest 1924.
LIVE STOCK,
Cattle-Recelpts. 500, Nomlnally
steady. Good to prime steers, $3.50
8 90; poor TO medium. 4.00g5.25i stock
ers and feeders, 2.25a4 25 COWS, 2.60a
40, heifers, 2.6jq4.G 60. Gamers, 2.OOg
2 90; bulls. 2.50d4l0 calves 3.5Og5.5O;
Texas fed steers, 40OQi90; grass
steers, 3 .30d4,l0 bulls, 2.5OQS.25.
Hogs-Receipts today, 10000 tomor-
row, 10000; left over 4l59. Steady,
shade lower. top, $50. Mixed and but
cheers, 4.6OG4. 90: good to choice heavy,
4 6Od4 80: rough and heavy, 4.5Oq4. go;
light 4.60Q 30; bulk Of sales, 4.1Og
4S2ia.
Sheep--Receipts, 1900. Stronger.
Good to choice wethers. 4,OOa4.35; fair
to choice mixed. S.6Od400; western
sheep, 4.00d4.25; Texas sheep, 2.50q
3 so; native lambs, S.5095.3Oi western
lambs, 4. 50G5.25.
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SAN FRANCISCO GRAIN.
GRADUATED SUGAR ADVANCES

San Francisco. Dec 1.--Wheat steady
May, i03%; cash, s6k.
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BOSTON COPPER.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

Boston. Dec. LIB, & NJ, 32saS2s; B
& b., SSiaqssh.
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WILLIAMS-In this city, Nov 3V w
Of capillary bronchitis. George e.
son OF Edwin S. and Nellie Tulldge
Williams, born May 8, 1900.
Funeral services VIII be held Sunday.
at II a. m. from the funeral chapel o.
Undertaken Jos, VIM. Taylor q south
West Temple street. Friends are IN
vlted to attend.
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DIED.

HAZEN-In Hunter ward, Noyem-
Der 80, 1900. Of smallpox, KATHERINE
infant daughter Of Robert J. and Ed
gard o. Hazen, aged 20 days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-01

New York Dec 1.-The weekly state
ment OF averages Of the associated
banks for FIVE days shows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-01

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