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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-13
SHELTER is A SUCCESS.
Fine Copper Matte Being Turned
out, mt Mineral, Idaho.

The new smelter at Mineral, Wash
ington county, Idaho, is said TO be
turning out copper matte which runs
from 60 20 80 per cent copper. Recent
DEVELOPMENTS are said TO show that
Mineral Is to be a copper camp, THIS
is mainly due 10 Portland capitalists
who entered the field last summer and
opened up some promising copper
claims. Later a smelter was purchased
In Denver. says the Boise Statesman,
and after some bitches the plant Is now
running smoothly, AT the same time
the reserves Of copper ore are increas-
inc with every shot, and the outlook
Is pronounced most encouraging. 4,
A number Of Utah men are Interested
in that section Of Idaho as well as on
Iron Mountain. where some promising
nrospects are also being opened up.
Mineral is about twenty miles from
WpigQr
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CHURCH NEWS
o~~N.~N<>~~~~~~~>N~~N>~~s''~

GRANITE STAKE CONFEhSs
The quarterly conference Of va
tie stake OF Zion will convene Z.
Farmers ward meeting house
urday the 10th day Of Feo tas,
at 10 o'clock a, M. and o ulVT ~ Val
and Sunday the 18th inst az nieI
a m, and 2 o'clock p. m a ~
tendance at all meetings Is syTap
JAMES r. MILLER
EDWIN BENNloS
presidency Of SaS
The High Council Of the go, "a. "a
Stake of Zion will meet on WV,
February 18th, 1901, at 1;Su = = ISc
JAMES d. sTlhc,, In
Clerk Of co'n-
The regular monthly meeu p. / ~
Y. NJ. NJ. |. A. OF the sait S .ails,. \
will be held in the L. d. ;. , ev"' ~
ture hall, Wednesday evening ,,srs
ary IS, at 1880 o'clock All
are invited TO attend; y ryNJv
JOS F. MERRILL
GEO. a. SMITH
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BEN BUTLER SHIPMENT
Is Now 0n the Way The Force has
been Cut In Two.

Secretary A. L. Jacobs Of the Ben
Butler came in from the property hast
evening and reports car Of ore on
the way to market. which will be fol-
lowed In a day or two by lot OF con-
centrates. Mr.. Jacobs does not antlci-
pate that the present car will run very
high, as, owing TO Mr.. McQueon's III
ness some second class has been al
lowed to go with the FIRST class. The
force of sixteen men has now been cut
down to eight men and some work has
been stopped The property is under
the management OF George Han Of
Park city Regarding Mr. McQueen's
condition Mr. Jacobs SAYS he is feel
IN better today The secretary was
mum" regarding the present'outlook'
When asked how Vide the face OF ore
is Mr. Jacobs politely declined to say,
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smclter Consolidation.

Some speculation is being INDUCED
in regarding the local effect of the con.
soldatlon Of the American Smelling
and Refining company, and the Guggen-
helm interests, which Will be ratified on
Saturday. When approached on
the matter today Mr.. Bamberger said
he had received no advces as to the
disposition Of the company's offices.
Mr.. Bamberger expects to leave for the
East In few days at which time he
will meet the officers of the smelling
company II is considered probable
that Mr.. 7. r. Jones will continue TO
act in his position. though n new APP
polntment may be made Of some one
to look after the output of the entire
State.
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City, Mo, Feb. fS-Cattle--
Receipts 5000 Steady to 10 cents lower.
Native steers 45Od5,5O: Texas steers
S,75aii0; Texas cows 2,65GS5O; native
cows and heifers 2.5oq475; stockers and
feeders 250a4S0; bulls 3O0Q450 calves
G.00QL50.
Hogs-Recelpts $1,000 Five cents
lower. Bulk OF sales 5.S0d5.S5; heavy
5.S0f5i0; packers 525Q5S5. light 5.i5a
$50, workers. 5.l0G5.25: pigs 450Q5.O0.
Sheep Receipts 1900 Steady. Nut
tons 3i54ii0: lambs 4S0G5i5.
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Iron County Notes.
Special Correspondence.

special correspondence.
Cedar City, Iron Co., Feb. S,--Prospec-
tors driven In from silver Peak by the
storm have brough specimens of rich
silyer-copper ore, new discovery, the
depth Of snow only, deters rush IN
that direction, and there is every prom
Use for the development OF some valu-
able mines there,
on from Iron Mountain, the Page
Brothers and their co-partners, Thomp-
son and F'rew, have uncovered some
immense bodies Of hematlte; their "Pi-
ute" and Copper Fraction" showing
up as large as the well known blow
Out"
Near the Iron Mountain, James Rus
sell and others have discovered and
located 5000 feet on a vein OF high
grade iron, which gives values in gold
from 81 80 to $780, this Is new find.
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While 1t Is generally bellsy.s a.,
permanent injunction win bs e, %a
yet there are many who think IN, Y
court may hold that It has No i my
ton or may issue Restraints . ~
against a prize fight and moi ag,,. WV
boxing contest, In the event ~ ~,
of the latter results, It ls concs5,S wv ",
the promoters will make haste IA ,ss
OH the events, In which eme,,.,.'
many apprehend a lively time ''''
The morning papers publish st,,i,. !,
actual orders TO troops to BE- ,sn' I.
Cincinnati to encamp around lhs S,,,
gerfest building and prevent M AL,
one story is that ten cOmpan4s ~ i
come from Toledo on a spanlal w.
reaching Cincinnati Friday aftsynoo,
But a complication arises from 4,
operation OF law enacted 9iis, 4
famous court house riot in ClpcIr,,e
In 1854, which provides that when trr,
are sent to city Of Clnclnnatls e,a
they shall be subject to the orlera,s
mayor Of the city. Mayor Flelschb,r
has legalized this fight by grapdtr
permit for a glove contest and NE N.
motors of the fight declare they Ipi,J
to have glove contest. 1t wgg
therefore seem TO be logical thlngl b
the mayor to refuse to use troop, h
suppress something that he had Il
clared to be lawful and that thus N
governors Intentions would be thWar
ed unless he should come to CIncIural
himself and assume command. supsry
seding the mayor A small sale q
tickets indicated the widespread 10.
certainty as to whether the contest
will be held at all or not However
wires are being strung 10 he BAL, heat.
Ing arrangements perfected and every
detail looked after
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BOXlng Matches POSTPONED.

San Francisco. Feb. 12-The cham
pionship boxing tournament, which was
announced to be held in the gymnasium
of the Olympic club next month. be-
tween the winners Of the eastern cham
plonship boxing tournament Of Pitts
burg Pa, and the winners Of the lake
tournament, held here, has been indeh-
nltely postponed. Several Of the eastern
men made a demand on the olympic
club for their salaries while absent,
which the club refused to pay. being In
direct violation OF the A. a. ". rules.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-13
CHICAGO MARKETS.
PRODUCE.

Chicago, Feb. 19.-May wheat opened
at 20 to 1874 today, rallied to 75Agb,
reacted to 75%, then advanced to 70.
Close; Wheat-February 1873; March,
74ss; May, 1905.
Corn-February 50; May, 1885,
Oats-February, 44%; May, 25%.
Pork-February, 1921 May 1il2h.
Lard--February 7.45Q7.iliz; May
7,75; July. 7.Mh.
s-February, LOS; May, 7.l0; Sep
TENDER, 7.2007.22h.
Cash; Wheat-No, 2 red, 7id76; No.
red, 7lhd7lls; No. hard winter, 7lls
G7Sh No. hard winter, 7Qa72ki No.
/ northern spring, 7sIAd76 No. north
ern spring, 73ia975Is; No. spring, seq
7Sis,
Corn-No. 2, SsA: No, 8, Ss%.
Oats-No. 2. 25ls; No. 3. 25A.
Flax-165.
Rye-i9.
Barley-3S--60
Timothy-4. 60.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-13
JERSEY BLUE OPERATIONS.
The Long Tunnel IL Now Almost to
the Jersey Blue Vein.

2. ]. Donohue. the well known mining
expert expects 70 visit Bingham to-
morrow for the purpose Of examining
operations at the Jersey Blue property,
which is being developed by the Blng-
ham and Eastern Mining company. The
has now driven the lower
tunnel almost 20 the Jersey Blue vein.
The tunnel is now some lS00fee and IS
expected to tap the vein during the next
few days. about $50 feet below the UP
Der workings. Mr.. Donohue viii prob
ably remain until the connection is
nndp
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-13
RACE POSTPONED.
Larry Medium Breaks His Nose In
q Collision.

nose for Larry Meldrum were impromp-
tn features Of the evenings entertain
ment at Melln's skating pond last even
ing, and was the cause OF postponlng
the proposed race between Medium
and Oscar Julius. scheduled for last
night.
Meldrum was warming up when he
cOllided with other Skates" and got the
worst OF II. He hopes to be o. X. to-
morrow night when he will race with
the speedy SNede,
Before the accident occurred, Mel
drum went mile In three minutes fiat,
Julius went two miles, the first In 1902
and the two in G,l0
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CONTEST POSTPONED.
This Is Done to Await the Decision
of Judge Hollister.

Cincinnati. Ohio, Feb. l3.-It Is I'M
officially understood the boxing contest
with Jeffries. Rubin. Childs and Mar
lin. in the ring, scheduled for Friday
night. viii be postponed. as parties
from distance will not have time to
get here after the decision Of Judge
HoilIster IL rendered tomorrow noon.
III the injunction II allowed the post
ponement win be for some weeks In or
der 10 give time for carrying the case
through the circuit and supreme courts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-13
THE LA PAZ ovERFLoWS.
Many Lives Lost and Millions of Dol
lars of Property Destroyed.

Lima. Peru Feb, 10. via Galveston
A dispatch from La Paz dated Feb.
18th, p. m. says that the overflow OF
the river has caused the inundation Of
the city and the destruction Of bridges.
The electric lighting system has been
disabled and the city has been In dark
ness for two nights Many lives have
been lost aud the damage viii aggre-
gate million dollars.
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Peter woimcr Further Protests.

Peter Welmer has filed n supplement
tai protest against the granting OF pat
ents to 1900 acres sought to be patented
by the Annie Laurie Mining company
Of Gold Mountain. 1t Is alleged that
the company's mill and power plant
have been used by the Snyder Improve
ment company to represent improve
ments on It's claims when they belong
to the Annie Laurie company. Il Is also
held that Deputy Mineral Surveyor
Breckon did the surveying while he
was an officer Of the company ana II
Is further alleged that the timber on
the land In question is more valuable
than its mineral.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-13
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

Omaha, Neb., Feb 13--Cattle-Re-
celpts 200 Slow TO 10 cents lower. Ma
tive beef steers 40005.35; western
steers S.756450; Texas steers 300G3.S5;
cows and heifers 305Gio0; Gamers LIS
G2s5; stockers and feeders 325qi40;
calves 45Od7,25; bulls. stays. etc. 250G
AIS.
Hogs-Receipts 10000 Five cents
lower. Heavy 52595.35; mixed s.2lis9
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LIVE STOCK

Cattle-Recelpts q 900 Steady to so
10 cents lower. Good 70 prime steers
b.0Oa6.OO; poor 10 medium 3.lOaLso,
stockers and feeders 275u450; cows
2.J00A2O; heifers 26OG4a5: Gamers 100
G25O; bulls 260dL35; calves 40Oa615:
Texas fed steers 40OG4,s5; grassers $3.50
f40O: bulls 250q355.
Hogs-Recelpts today iLOO0 tomor-
row 10000 LEFT over 1868. Market to
10 cents lower, closing strong; top 5.i2is.
Mixed and butchers 5.15db40; good to
choice heavy 5.3SG5.i2is; rough heavy
5000 $50; light 5l5G5.35; bulk OF sales
$50 a537ia.
sneep-Receipts 1900. Steady: good
TO choice wethers 3g0a450 fair to
choice mixed 3.j0d40O western sheep
S.90dA50; Texas sheep 2.50dSGO: native
lambs 425Q5S0; western lambs 5.0Od
20
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-13
ADJUSTMENTS.

"The Blue and The Gray" went 10 an
audience Of increased proportions last
night, and TO a packed matinee this
afternoon. while The advance sales for
this evenings performance portend a
continuation OF good business for the
remainder Of the week.
The Cummings Stock company. as per
announcement OF Manager Mulvey last
night. will bring its engagement TO a
close here on March lst, 10 be succeed
ed for one week by the Grau Opera
company. and later by the Casino Girl
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RETURNS FROM IDAHO.
Manager Gilbert of the Biaoko'ru
Co.'S. Samples Idaho Properties

Manager NJ. P, Gilbert OF the Black
hird Copper-Gold Mining company
possessions returned TO the city today.
inter thoroughly sampling the various
properties Of the company In Lemni
county Idaho. About Loco pounds OF
eewnles have been sent of for expert
mental purposes. A great deal OF low
grade ore and some high grade ore Is
beIne opened up with the force OF 80
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-13
IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS,
GYMNASTICS TONIGHT.
Y. NJ, c. A. Glass viii Give an Ex'
hihition TO Legislature.

An athletic class OF twenty members,
under the direction OF Physical Director
Augustus Of the Y. NJ G. A., will give
an exhibition TO members Of the Legls-
lature this evening at the gymnasium.
The program consists Of bell exer-
clses. apparatus and pyramid perform
ances. The class has been carefully
trained for the occasion and the exhibit
ton viii be highly interesting. The
public Is invited to attend.
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DENVER LIVE STOCK.

Denver, Colo. Feb. 13.--Cattle--Re-
ceipts. ESQ. Active and steady. Beef
steers, S.5O@i75; COWS, 2OOa375; feed
ers, freight paid to river, 300W44O
stookers. do, 3259iGO; bulls, stays, ETC.,
2.00qS,25.
Hogs Receipts, goo; 8 cents lower
Light packers, 6.2OQ525; mixed and
heavy, 5.25Q5.3O.
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5.25 light 515@525 pigs 45oG5.1O; bulk
of sales 5.22lsq527ls
sheep-Receipts $500 Slow, weak.
Yearlings 44Oq4sO; wethers 4.OOQ45O;
ewes S.50q3S0, common and stock
sheep S6OQS.S5; lambs 4.5Od5.10
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DIED.

uoIMEs.-At the resideras's, csrs|
daughter. Mary Dra ase, pnsuns
wood. Feb. 18th, 1901 o. al.ipss,. Z
John Holmes. The s e9irr3sI
born in Bitcbheld, near near (! ~
Lincolnshire, England. sse Z. III.
the Big Cottonwood ware ay lnriss
day ID, I p. nj Frienas s, 81
Millennial star please copy -
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GIRLS VS., BoYs.
Interesting Game of Basket Ball in
which the Fair are Defeated.

A game OF basket ball was played
yesterday afternoon between the girls
OF the OQulrrh school aud the boys from
the J.. u. s. college. The girls were
conquered, 60 the tune Of thlrty-slx
baskets 10 five
Some uncultured migrate made the
statement that the contest was really
a hugging zane. but his statement was
refuted. The teams lined up as fol-
lows:
Ladies. BOYS.
Rita Taylor. -, .,ca...,, -, Price
Jennie Gray =. ..r. g",, ..OpenshaW
Ellen Darlington i. z, .......F. Arnold
Rachael Chapman n. f,..r,.-. Baud
Mamie Vier =. 81. (. nc. Openshaw
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SAN FRANCISCO GRAIN.

San Francisco, Feb. 13.--Wheat--
Steady; May, 1.OO7; Dec, los; cash,
96A.
Barley-No sales; cash, 7S%.
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sTATEMENT BY GOH. NASH.

Cincinnati, Feb. lS--Replying TO
Geographic inquiry sent By the Times.
Star today, Gov. Nash replied.
Columbus, o., Feb. B-No newspaper
has been authorized to say anything 10
regard to my present OF future .lten.
ton In connection with the prize Rgh,
All tina, has been printed is guessToTE
/ cannot talk about thei matters i
would be Injurious TO tn public So
Vice"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-13
ST. LOUIS WOOL.

st. Louis Feb. l3.-Wool-Dull and
weak; territory and western medium,
15Ql7; fine, l2Ql5 coarse, l2qH.
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johnson on the Circuit.

Chicago. Feb. 12.-Presdent Ban
johnson. Of the American Baseball
league, left today for weeks trip TO
the eastern towns on the circuit. He
will go directly to Washington, where
the question Of playing grounds for
Mannlng's club will be settled thence
10 Baltimore. Philadelphia and Boston.
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TRANSFERS.

Ajax at 70: 100 at 76h 200 at 71a;
400 at 7S1s 100 at 7sN; 100 at 1873 100 at
79%
Anchor-1Oo at $3.50; 100 at s2.s9; 100
at SASSY.
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MOSCOW STUDENTS MEET.
Make a Demonstration In Favor u
the Kief Students

st, Petersburg Feb, l5-The Rossyi
prints a telephone dispatch annoaneN
that sos students Of Moscow unlvast
met In a hail, declared themselves
favor OF obstruction and succeeded J
stopping all lectures. as a ploIa
against the Kief students sen'ens|
The authorities have appealed 10 4 INa|
paper to the students, asking 'helA
resume their studies.
Students TO the number oil y, n.|
Monday at the st. Petersburg wy
academy and 1870 voted to aoalsa
their studies, while 40 favored !, III !,
tinuance OF work. There were :! , p.
ballots, No definite decision was a''
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Ayers
0arSaparilla
the strongest and best nerve
tonic you can buy.
sl.OO bottle. All druggists.

Write the doctor freely all the particulars in
your case You Will receive prompt reply. Ad-
dress, DR.. j. O. AVER, Lowell, ness.
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SUGAR.
sugar--Raw quiet; refined quiet.
MONEY AND BONDS.

Money on call nominally at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper Sl5W4 per
cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business in bankers bills at 4.SS4.SSB
for demand and 4S4hG4 S45s foI sixty
days; posted rates, 1854 and i.S9;
commercial bills, 4.S3bai Sih.
Silver certificates, 62Q63.
Bar silver. sos.
Mexican dollars, 47is.
Government bonds steady; refundlng
q registered and coupon, l.05h; IS reg
istered, l.l0is; IS coupon, i.l0ls; new Is
registered and coupon, l.STla, old Is
registered and coupon l.13lsi os regis
tered and coupon i.lOla
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-13

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Taie LAratveBromo QuInine Tablets. All drug
eists refund the money II II fails 10 cure. Y. "
Groves signature 10 on eachbor. 2sc
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I h e lu e S

Ever have themi Then
you know how dark everything
looks. You are completely
discouraged, terribly depressed.
A little work looks like a big
mountain; a little noise sounds
like the roar of a cannon; and
a little sleep is all you can
secure, night after night.
The truth of the matter is,
your nerves have been pois-
oned and weakened with the
impurities in your blood. You
want a blood-purifying medi-
cine "a perfect Sarsaparilla -
that's what you want. You
want
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Mdnliuptn-luV NJ SN'Voo2i VVV az FS'lVt
100 at S2l0ih.
May Day-7OO at a.; 400 at i1x; 800
at Az; 400 at AIS 200 at Az; 100 at
41&.
Northern Light--1,OoO at s7s; 1000 at
4; 1000 at 4h.
Ontarlo-l00 at $3.50.
Petro-S00 at IA.
Rocco Homestake-l00 at $1.02.
Silver Shield-iO0 at 23i4
South Swansea-50O az 95; 200 at 95is.
Star Consolldated--COO at "a. 100 at
76ia; 300 at 7G74 100 at IN 200 at as;
100 at 77ls. 100 at TN 100 at Is; 300 at
1917 100 at 7S& 200 AT Is.
Naleo-900 at 20.
Ben Butler-iooo at ~; $500 at "a;
$500 al Il 1000 az ca
Manhattan Z 900 at H.
Yankee ConsOiMated-S,500 at 10.
Shares sold, 49, 200
Selling value. Sli,4s450.
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and possibly two or three other at
fractions.
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Matters are being finally arranged for
the Ridges testimonial which viii be
given in the Tabernacle next Tuesday
evening. Heber j. Grant. who returned
from California yesterday, IL giving
the matter his personal attention and
the interest Is being increased. The
best local talent has consented to APP
pear and the program as heretofore
published will be carried out with
slight changes. The chief features OF
the entertainment will be the organ
numbers. and 1t will be the last oppor-
tunlty of hearing the grand old instru-
ment in its present condition, as work
on the improvements will begin on the
day following
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POSToN COPPER

Boston, Feb, 13-B. & NJ, 1894; b. &
b.. a.
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MARKET WAS VERY ACTIVE
Buoyancy Of Americans in London Made a
Demand for Many Stocks,
Realizing aud short Selling wiped
Out Opening Advances Bears
Became Agg ressiye.

New York. Feb. lathe buoyant
market for Americans in London and
favorable statements Of railroad earn
ings brought demand for number of
stocks. Atchlson, which was up "a in
London, sold at IS and 57]h on the trans
fer Of 10000 shares, compared with Sc on
Monday Four thousand shares Of
Western Union were sold at SsIs and 90,
compared with SS% on Monday. Reading
second preferred advanced rs; Chicago
and Eastern Illinois ~; Norfolk and
Western re, and Peoples Gas a point.
Advances In the internatlonals were
as a rule not fully up to the I,ondon
parity and considerable realizing met
the opening high prices. Smelling lost
l9s, and one or two minor stocks were
OF a fraction.
General realizing and short selling
either wiped the opening davanoes out
or reduced them materially. A number
Of the important stocks fell below Mon
days closing and the Reaction from
the opening reached lGlh In Sugar,
Peoples Gas, Atchison, Wabash pre-
ferred, st. Paul. Union Pacific, North
ern Pacific ana National Tube, Read
ing second preferred. Federal Steel,
Steel and Wire. Tin Plate and some OF
the minor railroads. Strength developed
In Evansville and Terre Haute common
and preferred rising three points, Kan
sas and Texas preferred, Hooking Val
ley, Kansas City Southern and st. Louis
southwestern stocks a point and Des
Moines and Fort Dodge and Keokuk
and Des Molnes ~ each. Before IL
o'clock Western Union rose above the
opening and there were rallies in
Smelling and some Of the railroad
stocks.
The llghtness Of the demand for stocks
and the tendency toward speculative IL
quotation invited bear aggression. A
break Of 3h resulted In Sugar The
steel stocks sagged without support.
Federal Steel lost az; Colorado Fuel @
and Steel and Wire 2%. In the railroad
quarter sharp losses were general
Northwestern losing g. Missouri Pacific
2Is ST, Joseph and Grand Island "a;
ST, Paul and Wabash preferred, 2;
Union Pacific III, and Kansas and Tex
as preferred and ST. Paul preferred
l& and Northern Pacific ~. Losses Of
q point were frequent.
Bonds were quiet and irregular.
CLOSING STOCKS.
Mex York Feb. 1S.-Closlng stocks:
Atchlson, $685. do preferred, Sss; A. S.
y W.. COS; do preferred, 9S4 American
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-13

Beginning tomorrow night, "A Stran-
ger In a Strange Land" will hold the
boards of the Theater for another
week
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-13

TO PREVENT rHE G.lF
Laxative Bromo- Quinine removes 'h'SS