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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-21
CON. MERCUR IS
FREELY OFFERED.
The Amount for Sale Causes
Some Surprise,
DALTON & LARK TUNNEL.
Beiug Pushed with Force OF Ten Wen
Red wing Extension -Bazonk
shows MIXING ore.

The greatly increased activity in Com
solldated Mercur stock during the past
few weeks has been a matter Of com
ment among mining men. who wonder
where the stock Is coming from, Prices
have remained steady around 1920 all
the week In spite OF the fact that nearly
10000 shares are said 10 have changed
hands since Monday. II transpircs
now that q great deal Of the stock Is
passing into the hands Of insiders.
Vice President John Dern Is known to
have bought 1000 shares on the ex-
change today In addition TO other pur-
chases earlier in the week. The stock
Is being sold mainly by one brokerage
firm who say the stock Is coming from
a number Of different places. a 5000
share block was recently sold belonging
to California parties, and great deal
Of the present stock Is coming from the
East In the Vicinity OF the Iron regions.
The passing OF the last dividend may
have something to do with the present
action OF some OF the Stockholders but
II would seem that the fear OF num-
Der Of smaller shareholders are not en-
tertained by some of the insiders who
are taking up the extremely free offer.
lngs at around 1920 per share. II Is
known to be the desire OF the manage
ment TO make a good showing on en-
tering the Boston Exchange. where the
stock win In all probability be quoted
next month. II is also evident that the
management would not want a break
In the stock at this critical moment.
This probably explains why the stock
has remained very steady for the past
few weeks In spite Of the big lots Of
stock offered for sale The mlre is
reported 20 be looking well and the
listing Of the stock In Boston and the
payment of a dividend In April will
probably ease the minds OF those who
now seem so anxious to part with their
holdings. Meantime the fearful ones
who anticipate a collapse are able to
get out at fair prices.
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RAILROAD LIST DECLINED.
Heavy Selling Of Metal Stocks Caused Sharp
Breaks in Them,
Early Points of Strength Undermined
Resultant Losses In several
Hailro adj stocks.

New York, Feb. 2l--Fractlonal de-
clines were the rule in the railroad list
at the opening in spite Of some strength
in the American department In Lon
don. Heavy selling Of the metal stocks
caused sharp breaks in them and UNI
dermIned early points Of strength.
Resultant losses were from to ~ In
the steel issues, Rock Island, Burling-
ton and Union Pacific. The last men
toned was quoted, ex dividend Of per
cent ana ex rights which sold at lbg
~. New York Air Brake broke sh on
one transaction. General Electric. al
ter a fractional loss, rallied two points,
but eased of again. Covering OF shorts
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STOCK TRANSACTIONS.

Ajax, 300 at 81; 200 at S7l5 1900 at
S7H 100 at S7%,
Con. Mercur $500 at $500, seller 10
days, 200 at 1920. =.
Lower Mammoth. 100 at s277; 200 at
278 100 at 275h; 100 at as 100 at
27sik; 100 at 279 100 at ESQ,
Mammoth, 200 at &.22,
May Day, roo at AZ; SO at AN 200 at
47Ss; 100 al az.
Northern Light 1000 at 81; 1000 at
81; 1000 at g.
Star Con. 5000 at 75 100 at 7i7s; 400
at 75A: 300 al 70; 100 at 75% 200 at 75is.
Sunshine, 800 at %.
Swansea, 800 at 1885.
Tesora, 2, 900 at 40; 100 at 80; 1000 at 49,;
1000 at 3Sh.
Ben Butler. 1000 at 5ik; LOCO at 5A;
], 900 at 57s. 1000 at 6; 1000 at 81, sell
Ter 10 days
Boston a. De Lamar. 1900 at s2,25
per thousand
Little Chief, 1000 at G.
Martha Washington. 500 at 5h; 1000
at.
Shares sold. $4,000
Selling value, S2S564ss
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
PRODUCE.


Chicago Feb. 2l.-May wheat opened
at 1873 TO 76A, sold TO 16h, rallied 10 'ofa
and declined to 75%WA.
Close. Wheat--f ebruary, ISBgH'
March, 74Q74h; May, 75A.
Corn-February 80; May, iOA@ y:
oats--February, 25%q%; May 2b%Q
Pork-February 1890; May. l405.
Lard-February, 747h; May 752h;
July, 1871. .
Ribs-February. 1924; May 7O2h;
September, 100.
Cash: Wheat-No. 2 red, 75Q76ls; NO,
3 red. 730751a No. hard winter i2hg
7iI5; No. 3 do, 7OA@7Slh; No northern
spring. 74ikQ76h; No, 2 da., 1Shg76;;
No. spring, 67Q75
Corn-No. 2, 80; No. 3, SS%.
Oats--No. 2. 25&Q26, No. 3. 25hQ%'
Rye-49&
Barley-Ss959.
Timothy--4,i0.
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DINNER TO VETERANS.
Old Folks of Twenty.Fourth Ward to
BE Entertained.

At the suggestion Of the blshoprlc of
the Twenty-fourth ward, and under the
auspices OF committee appointed for
the purpose, free entertainment VIII
be rendered the old people Of the ward,
at o'clock tomorrow afternoon, and at
4p. m. banquet win be served to the
honored guests. All over so years OF age
are invited to attend.
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JOE BOWERS SUIT.
Appellants Petition for a Rehearing
Denied Today.

A short time ago the Supreme Court
handed down decision In the case Of
Lorenzo Ewell vs. the Joe Bowers MIN
ing company. appellant, affirming the
judgment Of the Juab comfy district
court, awarding the plaintiff $4,000
damages for injuries sustained while
working in defendants mine, and today
denied appellants petition for a re-
hearing. which settles the matter as far
as the Utah courts are concerned.
As there is no constitutional question
involved In the case. the defendant
cannot appeal to the United States Su-
preme Court. hence the injured man
will now doubtless get his money
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THE DALTON a. LARK.
NJ. u. Murphy Reports Progress on
the Big Drain Tunnel.

NJ. ID. Murphy. under whose direction
the big Dalton & Lark drain tunnel Is
being pushed In to the ore zone, came
In from Bingham last evening. He re-
ports the work moving along In good
shape The tunnel Is now in about 200
feet and owing to the soft nature OF the
rock the management Is able to make
Roadway about b4 feet per day. A force
Of ten men Is employed in this work.
which Is being done by hand at present.
When completed the tunnel VIII be
about $500 feet long and will tap the
big ore bodies In the Dalton and Lark
about 200 feet below the lowest level IN
the mine. The tunnel will be pattern
OF excellence when completed. Mr..
Murphy says 1t is sIa feet In the clear at
the bottom and feet high.
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xortcr TO COSTkAcioHe

OFFICE BOARD OF PIBi566ii
salt LAKE City, Utah, ie .. =, s,eeelrei q y. y
sealed proposals I WI " Msrehs iei Y. y
office until 10 a m; ffiaaS .ids.salkso % ~
,he work Of grayellng the s'N Netween ~ -
sides OF second West s"'V" ,,
10th South streets Ia obts ped up,,'
Specifications may pe me Hoard ~, ~
nlication at the once OF W asres ths ~
h. Works. The Board reie =, ,siecl AAi y
waive any informally anu
all bids. e nooLFY, Claw
JOHN. y
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

Omaha. Neb., Feb. 2l.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 1000 Active, firm. Native beef
steers 4.OOd50O, western steers, SOlu
4.6O: Texas steers, S,0Oq 3.75: cows and
helfers 3.OOd4O0; Gamers, 2OOa29O;
stockers and feeders. S.25qi5Oi calves,
1000 .25: bulls, stays, etc. $500 400.
Hogs Receipts, 1900. Shade to &c
higher, closing week. Heavy, $500
5.32h; mixed, 5.32k45.35; light. 53eq
5.35; pigs. 45O05.25; bulk Of sales, 5.S2h
G5S5,
sheep--Receipts. 900. Steady. Year
llngs, 4iOdi70; wethers, iOOq4SO;
ewes, 3.4OG3.sO, common and stock
sheep. S.6eaSs5 lambs. i.50q5O0,
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Milling Ore in Lower Tunnel.

About March LIST the Red Wing Elk
tension company OF Bingham expects
10 forward its second lot OF second class
ore to the mill The lower tunnel has
opend up big vein at greater depth
and Il was said today by one of The
directors that the values are better In
the lower tunnel. About l6 feet OF ore
Is said to be in sight. Some If II very
low grade, too low to mill az a custom
mill but the company is said TO have
several feet Of good milling ore In the
lower tunnel. with prospects OF finding
still better values when a point farther
aheadin the vein is reached.
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c%MeAaeA=s:.&s
ANo&SAAsau@ RzAI Nzy 9as5r
out together. attended the little church

out together, attended the little church
at Rothbury in each others company
and appeared together at such pubic
functions as were compulsory with MS
status as a peer, never q word ala the
baron and his wife exchange either by
voice or gesture.
When Lady Armstrong was buried
some seven years ago her husbands
stolidlty and heavness Of heart never
relaxed and the remainder Of his days
he spent In apparent contentment az
Cragsde, among his trees and flowers,
ever willing 10 talk Of his pictures,
which included the best works Of Tur-
ner Wilkie and Mllais.
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas city. Mo. Feb. H,--Cattle-
Receipts, 1000; stockers and feeders,
slow: others steady. Native beef steers,
4iOG5.5O; Texas steers. S.75@4.5O; cows,
265Q3.5O; native cows and heifers, 200
446O; stockers and feeders, S.5OqiSO,
bulls. S.O0Q4.4O; calves, 500@65O,
Hogs-Recelpts. 10000; strong TO 2ls
cents higher. Bulk OF sales, 5,35Q5.4O;
heavy, 535d5,45; packers 5.SOQ5,4O;
mixed. 5.25a535, light. 5,2Oq6.S5; york
ers. 5.15q5.SO; pigs. 465q51O
sheep-Receipts $500; strong; lambs,
steady Muttons, S.75q4.5O; lambs, ALSO
XIX
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silver Shield ore output.

Regarding the slump in Silver Shield
during the past few daTs. those Ia
charge OF the property report very 1T
tie change In its physical condition, Mr.
]. w. Langley visited the mine few
days ago and he says that while the
output for the beginning Of the month
ia not as much as II has been for some
time past, the shrinkage ls not sufficient
10 cnilsn any alarm.
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle-Receipts 1900. including 400
Texans, steady to strong Good 10
prime steers 40Od60O; poor to medium
350Q4. so: stockers and feeders, LOG
4 so; cows, 2 SOFA 49, heifers, 2.5Oq4. 80;
Gamers, 1902 so; bulls, 2.5O@i.25
calves, 4. O0d6 ,35; Texas fed steers, 100
as O0 grassers, 3,30GS9O; bulls, 2'5Oq
$50
Hogs Receipts today, 10000 tomor-
row. 100000 left over, 1926. opened &c
higher, closed with advance lost Mixed
and butchers, 8. 3Oq5 90; good to choice
heavy, 3 .lOG5.52h; rough heavy, $3.50
5.37is light, 5,25Q54lh; bulk Of sales,
g. i0Q5.E. nj
sheep Receipts, 10000, Steady good
10 choice wethers. i0094.6O; fair to
choice mixed, 3.6OQ4 10; western sheep,
4.OOQi co. Texas sheep, 2.5OQS.65; ma
tive lambs, 4,5OQ525; western lambs
4 0O1b 25
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DENVER LIVE STOCK.

Denver. Colo, Feb. 21,-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 200. Steady Beef steers,
s56di75; cows, 2,OOdS60; feeders,
freight paid to river. S.o0q435; stoekers
do. SO0q4IO; bulls. stays, ETC., 2.OOQ
3.25
Hogs-Recelpts, 100. Five cents high
or. Light packers, bS0Q595 mixed,
5.37i5d542h; heavy, 6.S2,aq5,SIh.
Sheep-Receipts 200. Steady.
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An Explanation.

In the account OF the purchase Of the
Flntham interest In the Columbia OF
Bingham. given In yesterdays News
n was stated that the sum OF $4,000
Was paId for the stock This is an err
ror. the result Of misunderstanding
The stock referred to was purchased
for much less fsuiv. hut It was Sc
cured on the basis OF ST. 500 for the
whole property.
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APPROVES REPORT.

Mayor Thompson today approved the
waterworks committees report, which
recommended the granting OF the petit
ton, OF the residents OF Perkins addl-
ton, praying for the replacing Of about
1000 feet OF two TO four inch water pipe
by six inch pipe as the former, In case
OF fire, Is not adequate for the emer-
gency.
His honor also approved the recon-
mendation OF the board Of public works
In awarding the contract TO furnish, APP
proxmately, 5000 feet Of slx-nch cast
iron water pipe to the city during lsOl,
to l.. j. Moran, whose bid was SSH cents
per linear foot, being q Of a cent low
err than Carthy & DuiSoeck, the only
other bidder
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Taie IAratiyeBromo Quinins Tablets All drug
eists refund the money II 1t fails to cure. Il. W
Groves signature is on eachboI zSc.
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MARRIED BY JUSTICE BARTCH.

Isaac w. Kicks aged 20, and Con-
stance s. Irwin, "a, both Of this city
procured q license to wed, from the
county clerk this afternoon, and were
later married by Justice Bartch, In his
chambers, The bride Is a daughter OF
c. |. Irwin, Of Farmers ward, and q
niece Of Senator Rldeout Of Draper,
About dozen Of the immediate friends
OF the happy couple were present and
witnessed the ceremony
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Ask
For It.

Hundreds Of good housekeepers who
have used Three Crown Baking Pow
der, Extracts and Spices viii use no
other kind as they know the brand
Three Crown" guarantees them a pure
and good article at lower price than
the imported goods would cost Ask
your grocer for the three Crown
brand the next time you order goods in
our line.
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ALL0WE THE BILLS.

The State board Of examiners held
long and busy session In Governor
Wells office today. They passed upon
ell bills pending against the State up 10
the date OF the meeting. The expense
OF the present Legislature formed the
major part Of IN claims considered to-
day.
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RITTER AND EGGS.

New York, Feb. 2o.--Butter-Recelpts.
ESQ packages. firm; fresh creamery,
l6G2Sc: June creamery, l5g2oc; factory
lili5e.
Eggs-Recelpts. 1000; firm; Western
at mark. iihdi7Ec; oSuthern at mark
i7dl7Ac.
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viii Visit the Bazouk.

Manager A. Van Patten Of Ogden Is
expected TO so out to the Bazouk prop
erty in Bingham tomorrow In company
with ]. s. Free to Inspect operations.
The new shaft Is now down about fifty
feet A larger body Of ore has been en-
countered and the bottom is now all In
ore of good milling character.
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DELINQUENT AssESsNry,

NORTHERN LIGHT MINING b Nh.
Ing Company Mines situated !, ~
Tooele County, Titan. Pdpelbai ~ %
Mccormick Building, salt Lake cl yIf + 7
There are delinquent upon toe foG""S! w
scrlbod stock, on account Of an s,.a.t.t
levied on the 18th day Of lamar 'vS'a'si
several amount st opposite l6e' ;, ~, ~ 4
the res poctiye shareholders az io' i ~ I
No ~
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change today the butter market was &C.
tive; oreameries. lid22c; dairies. lVV
isc.
Cheese, active, lOh@llAc.
Eggs. active; fresh, lGc
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J JUDGE TlMM0NY'S COURT.
Observation-Disclosures

Jasper Chopwell said he was willing
10 take an oath that II had not nap
pened since a year ago last fall.
How did 1t happen yesterday, Jas
PERI inquired his honor
Well faltered Jasper, u shall en-
deavor to explain to your honor, You
see. II was like this had no dinner
yesterday, and a man came along ana
asked me TO have drink out Of big,
black bottle. Well ] took a drink, II
went TO me head--and here | be-
did you only take one?" -,
"Well, Ell. er, | may have had two.
with the understanding that he would
stay away for year, Shopwell was
permitted to go his way rejoicing.
Mrs. Whltecotton was on the lin
oleum again today for drunkenness
She pleaded guilty and the court sent
her up for thirty days.
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SAN FRANCISCO WOOL MARKET.

San Francisco. Feb. 20.--Wool quota
tons: Spring Nevada, llHlSc' East
ern Oregon, l0al3c: Valley Oregon. lia
l5c. Mountain lambs. 9gl0c; San
Joaquin Plains. 6q7c; Humboldt and
Mendocino. i0dllc.
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FOR SALE.

MOSTLY UNDER ouIT TISl' Isssis \
fenced. 100 acres OF SoI nyrarM oteTs
tween wellsville anu 40 40 !, -
vile . cana hnoxn ar 81. we!lsyiIle O'AA
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sAN FRANCIsCo GRAM.

San Francisco. Feb. 2l.--Wheat-ln'
active; December, 104ki cash, 30.
Barley--lnactlve; May, IS, December
Gs; cash, 72ia.
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And In accordance Win t !, sd T. On i6e 10
of the Board Of Directors sb ,as Of each r.
day OF January, so many asces,ary ~ :
eel OF said stock as may ~, ~ nsny, W MO-
so AZ the Office OF the - ii,tS Titan 90 ~
nick Building, SAT- La s3clocs p %,
iIth day VI March lvOl, a togelhsr ri
nay delinquent assesisI lsnsnse Of sale
cost OF adVerus'ns ~" Z. (. AIRis '"''
salt Lake City, utsh'
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ST. Louis No, Feb. 2l.-Wool weak
and tending lower; territory and west
ern medium, 15Ql6h; fine, llqlb
coarse, lldlA
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MINING NOTES.

The Sampson. Of Bingham, was on
the market today with a car Of ore.
Two cars OF concentrates were report
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subsequently helped Federal Steel
point and the general market slightly,
but the improvements were not well
maintained. Large offerings Of Steel *
Wire depressed II 20 i5A, but without
much effect on the general active llst'
Some Of the low priced railroads weak
ened Erie second preferred losing TWO
points The local fractions were then
bid up point each and their sustain
ing effect on the market was supple
mented by q demand for some or the
southwesterns which rose strongly,
particularly the Wabash issues. Al
noon prices had reacted and trading
was extremely dun.
Bonds were irregular with con-
splcuous strength TO Wabash deDen'
lures.
CLOSING STOCKS.
New York, Feb Enclosing stocks
Atchson, 55%: Atchson preferred, 81;
A. s. & W., 2S3s, A. s. 4 w. preferred
s5A American Tobacco, lie; Tin Plate,
Ga. Tin Plate preferred, 9SA American
s. H., 20; American S. II preferred, Sl'
A. S. r., 52N; a. s. Il. preferred, S4h'
h. II. r., 1874; b. q o., $50 H. 4 ~
preferred. si1s d. n r. g., SSlsi d. " a.,
1854 General Electric, pa F s., AZ
+. S. preferred, "a; j. c., lj5A Il. NJ
giA Leather, 13; Leather preferred
TAX NJ. X. & r. preferred, 81 Manhat-
tan, llGB Metropolitan, 1928 MIS-
souri, Pacific, SG&; Pennsylvania 1889
Pullman, 1877: Peoples Gas lOO9s Reaa-
Ing, 3OA Reading first preferred, "a,
Reading second preferred 4Ols' Rock
island, l22M Rubber, 1874 southern
Pacific a: 81. Paul. liSA; sugar lSoh
Tennessee Coal, 5s Union PACING S9s'
SUGAR
sugar-Raw, steady. Refined, quiet
MONEY AND BONDS.
Money on cali steady at per cent
Prime mercantile paper SAWfh per
cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business In bankers bills at iSiVA TOT
demand and at 4,SiA for sixty days
posted rates. 4SilsaiS5 and 4so; COM
inercial bills, 4S3h4A.
silver certificates-6ll5Q65
Bar sllver-Glh,
Mexican dollars-4S.
Government bonds strong; retunulns
2's registered and coupon, lOoNsi Ss
registered and coupon ll0& new &c
registered and coupon, lSlA ola IS
registered and coupon, llSBi os regis
tered and coupon, ILL.,
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BOSTON COPPER.
ST. LOUIS Wool.

Boston, Feb. H.--B. & NJ. 324; p. &
B. sly.
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SALT LAKE MARKETS.

Feb. a. 1900.
The butter market Is quite weak to-
day. Creamery butter, is quoted by D.
Nj, Christensen e. Co. from 10 10 ~ cents
per pound, wholesale selling price
Ranch butter Is offered quite freely.
1.-The egg market Is not oyerstocked'
but prices are very much cut up The
best eggs are worth from $500 to 700
per case, go,
The wholesale selling prices on dressed
turkeys range between l2h and IA cents
per pound with chickens standing at
from 10 TO II cents
Cheese IL selling at from ii to IL
cents per pound, wholesale.
MEATS.
No change Is quoted on the prices OF
meats, which are as follows
Pork .. %. .. ...6h to ~ cents per 10
Beef 80, .,,. ..,,,.,6 TO iia cents per ~
Mutton -, -, go 81 10 GENTS Pei ~
Veal .........St to 0 cents per 10,
GRAIN.
The buying prices on grain are un-
changed Todays quotations are as toi-
lows;
wheat, 4ti2 10 OV CeHts Pcl pu9'e"
Oats 81. 10 TO 81 ,l2h per cwt.
Rye S. TO 80 cents per cwt.
Feed barley 10 to Is cents per cwt.
Brewing barley 10 TO sl.25 per ewt,
FLOUR.
A number Of the mlllers report the
following prices:
High patent ...........si.60 per owt
Straight grade .... ....sl. 40 per cwt
Bakers No, l.... o.. ISL 20 per owt
one big dealer in the city Is. however,
Issuing cards to the trade quoting high
patent az 81. 40 and other grades at
propOrtonate prices.
HAY.
Timothy hay stands between Sl
and Sl2 per ton. while ucern ranges be-
tween 50 and $40 per ton.
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DR.. sanford's Liver Inylgorator'
The bes, Liver Medicine. Vegetable Cure TOT
Liver Ills HlllouanesH, Indigestion, Constlpauon'
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CHKIsTENhEN'h.
Matinee and ball next Friday. Feb
ruary 22nd, and $3.50 p. m.
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.

February q. 1901.
Today's clearlngs ., ,....,... sS26. 1888
Same day last year .......... $3.50. 95l.5i
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CuRIsTENsEN's.

TO CURE THE GRIP IN TWO DAYS
Laxative Bromo-Q uinine removes the cause
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ORE AND BULLION REPORT.
MCCORMICK & co.

MlNVINNINN a %,
Silver and lead ores o. .,.,,,.....s 500
Cyanides 80, e.. E. zee. .."..... 1000
BAMBERGER & MCMILLAN.
Bullion -, -. ..... ..,.,..,..,Sli10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-21

VIM, II. Child, stock Broker,
400 Dolly Block. Telephone Gsi-2.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-21
u NITIINF IT =
HAY.

Timothy hay stands between sll
and sl2 per ton, while lucern ranges be-
tween 50 and $40 per ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-21
MEATS.
GRAIN.

one big dealer in the city Is. however,
Issuing cards to the trade quoting high
patent at Sl,i0 and other grades at
propOrtionate prices