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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-04
The Week In Park City.

In It's review Of the week in Park
City the Record SAYS the ore from the
Daly-West win now be taken direct
from the mine and loaded on the cars
under one contract. This contract was
decided upon at the last meeting Of the
directorate held on the 18th ut, Under
the new contract Kopp Bros, to whom
IL was awarded. viii take the ore as
heretofore and bring II out through the
tunnel. the only addition being that the
loading on the cars at this end Ia In
Cluded and the company relieved OF
this portion of the work. What addi-
tional price per ton was given has not
and win not be made public, but It Is
evidently entirely satisfactory 20 both
parties 20 the deal. Scarcity OF
cars and the large tonnage that has
been coming out has resulted In the ac-
emulation Of about 600 tons Of ore now
on the floor M the mouth Of the tun-
mel but this win soon be taken care OF
and sent on for reduction The coming
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-04
LIEUT.. PEARSON TALKS.
What He Has Done Recently Visibly
Affected Over His Mothers Death.
ESPECIAL TO THE NEWS. y

ESPECIAL TO THE "NEWS."l
Ogden, March 4--Lieut, Henry A.
Pearson, Of the United states navy, ar
rived In ogden at o'clock this after
noon, en- route to Draper where he
goes to attend his mothers funeral
which takes place on Wednesday, When
seen at the depot by News cores
pendent he was vslbly affected and
wept like child over his mothers de-
mise. Recovering himself he talked
quietly Of the work he has been en-
gagged in since July 1899 when he was
here on an extended Through and on
which occasion he was presented with
a handsome sword by the people Of
Utah.
Lieut. Pearson stated that after leay-
ing Utah he went TO the government
torpedo school at Newport, Rhode
Island, and later TO the navy yard az
Philadelphia where his duties required
him TO give instructions to naval re-
cruts. He remained there one year and
then went to the converted cruiser
Prairie which patroled the Atlantic
coast and was engaged In giving IN
structions 60 the naval malta AFTER
the Paris Exposition he was sent to
France to bring home the government
exhibit He was recently ordered
aboard the Amphitrlte at Port Royal,
South Carolina This vessel is a train
ing ship for gun captains which spends
It's winters in southern waters and its
summers in the north,
Lieut.. Pearson received but one week s
leave Of absence. He has found, how
ever, that II will be impossible TO get
back to the coast for duty within that
period as It requires four days Of travel
each way He has accordingly wired
the naval department at Washington
for an additional week He expects to
find a telegram at his home In Draper
granting his request.
On the train with Lieut., Pearson were
two other naval officers, both grown
gray in the service OF their country,
One was Commander ]. K. Cogswell, OF
the Portland Lighthouse who has been
despatched TO the Philippines to take
charge Of the station at Cayite. The
other was commander r. D. lngersoll
who Is on his way 20 Honekong TO take
charge Of the Bennington. He was
formally instructor at the National
Naval academy.
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STRUCK $40 ORE.
A t2-foot Vein Exposed In the Mad
sen Group at Gold Mountain,

-. Petersen Of sprlngvllle, came up
from the south today with news of an
important strike In the Madsen Mining
company's property at Gold Mountain,
For some time past the company, in
which r. w. Madsen Of this city Is a
large shareholder. has been running II
tunnel to the ledge After pushing this
tunnel In about 400 feet Mr.. Petersen
received word today that the vein has
been encountered and found to be 70
feet wide Average assays Of this
width Is said to show $50 in gold and
16 ounces silver per ton, Mr., Petersen
was feeling quite jubilant over the
strike and he looks for II 10 be dupli-
Gated I'm two or three other veins which
extend through the companys property.
The group lies near the Tribune group
which Mr.. Caffey Of Castle Gate recent
ly bought for $4,000 II Ia also said to
lie close TO the possessions Of the Annie
Laurie company.
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Three Consignmeuts Of Cyanide
Product Reach Town.
ANNIE LAURIE DOING WELL
Tiegaukce Lease aud Bond-Hulllou'
Heck Meeting-PRrk City Items
Notes from Camps

Three lots Of gold cyanides reached
the samplng rooms Of j, G. Giilllihs TO-
day from three different properties. the
Horseshoe at Fay, New, IN which Hon
A. w. McCune IS largely interested re-
ported with about li5 pounds Of prod
uct valued at nearly $4,000 Two boxes
OF the rich dust also arrived from the
station Of Kelton on the Southern Pa
clnc railway It was thought to De
from the Century at Park Valley
thought the president Of the company
dlsclaimcd an knowledge Of It, Ihe
largest shipment came from the Annie
Laurie at Gold Mountain and was
accompanied by Manager W, c. fuer
who came up from the south last nignt'
The consignment weighed about lSo
pounds, and represents nearly t"b
weeks' run. 1t Is the second shipment
from this property which is said TO be
doing very well owing to the Welness
Of the ore some difficulty Is experienced
IN handling 1t. This viii necessltate
some changes in the mill ana until
these are made the mill win not be run
TO lis full capacity. At present about ~
tons a day Is being milled and Mr. Filler
says the extraction Is better than was
expected, The tallings values run De-
tween 60 cents ana 81 per ton, aver
aging between 10 and 50 cents.
Vefy little gold is being saved on the
plates at present The ore carries, Ia
ADDITION to lis gold Wales about N.OO
per ton IN silver. Tunnel No, 4 is being
pufhed In the wall Of the vein ana
crosscuts at Intervals show the values
TO be higher than in the upper workings
although rs an Offset It Is found that
the ven is smaller. Generally speaking
The null Is giving good satisfaction ana
the results are said to be better than
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not announce the vote Du, sa...
regular business f0llowjpg 0.aa tie

, 49,.
Ivy Ivy. am ahlVu ilIe the vote, M, sl..
~ u aIal business following "@ zoe
al 'e .iists LOT the vote Wefe h,a,
9'i sues ADAMS, ,popJ. a3 h'u
t,reu vi the dlshon0rable Az. Tag
SHc 9pedAer. Hunt chaactsJ,
Nlhley actlon as eminenuy ma, A.
lne greatest Indignation AMI syl ',' W
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BULLION BECK ANNUAL.
". Il. snyder and NJ. O. Morris are
Chosen as Directors.

The annual meeting Of the Bullion
Beck Mining company was held today
The shareholders present listened to the
seoretarys report which showed some
deficit, though how much Is not given
out for publication The manager also
referred to the cheerful outlook AT the
mine at the present time owing to the
new developments made under a. Il.
Hydo's direction. The outlook for the
company Is said to be brighter than 1t
has been for many months. A change
appears In the directorate. Mr. w. f.
Snyder the well known mining man, is
now member Of the board, the other
new member being M {. Morris VINO ls
also secretary of the company
p. r. Farnsworth is president. George
Q. Cannon IL vice president and Joseph
+. Smith is treasurer The other direc-
tors and A. Il. Hyde and II, c. Lund.
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warshlps for the navy. II they sue
coed II viii be n great thing FOR the
city The salmon industry Is assum-
Ing greater proportions each year as
nov the product Of the dsheIes can
be taken direct from the river. frozen,
shipped In refrigerator cars across
the continent aud disposed Of as fresh
fish. Formerly It had all TO be canned.
Seattle Is the center Of the lumber and
salmon Industries in Washington, and
Is becoming q large shipping point for
the Philippines as well as for the klon-
dixie 70
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DIES OF PNEUMONIA.
Mrs. Abigail IIuiIaker Of Iotk Passes
UNEXPECTEDLY iTsr

Principal Bradford q The Jackson
school, received a telephone message
from Tooele this morning announcing
the unexpected death from pneumonia
Of his sister, Mrs. AOigal AuaaS'I' The
lady has been III but a few Gays and V'
announcement Of her demise vas re-
ceived as a shock Of great SOTO" "
her relatives here. ,l
Mrs. Hufaker leaves q hu'Oanl ,. ~.
seven children. She was a0oW wv ".
years of age. The exact lIrs o. S ~,
funeral has not been decided upon w. Y.
ii is believed It will take p'ays NV, ',.g
the South Cottonwood meeting , l9,i
on Wednesday afternoon a. oI h.n
Murray having been the io'~'' "'
of the deceased
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-04
STOCK MARKET
IN Good FORM.
Grand Central Sold on the tx
change Today at $685.
SILVER SHIELD ADVANCES.
Tesora Ia Good Form 80 Com uercuT
Wcaheus Dexter stronger ~Naieo
Active ingot in Demand

Stocks were in good demand on the
Exchange today. The list Of paruci-
pants shows some twenty-one stocks
nearly an Of which dil business at good
prices Grand Central was active as
high as sGgj, while Mammoth was firm
at s22l silver Shield was also in bet
ter form today at from u to II, while
Tesora opened at 81 and went up to 0S's'
yaleo opened at 81 and sold down TO
&c. Ajax nd business at from o'A TO
Sga while Consolidated Mercur weak
ened to sSi5 after opening at S'l9.
Lower Mammoth was active around
s373 while Dexter dropped 100 at $Llb'
MAY Day opened at l6 and closed at
4lA. Sacramento was unchanged as
was Dalton g. Lark which changed
hands at 5ls. star Consolidated sou
down 70 IN, while Northern LlBht
closed at 5A. Ben Butler was active az
7i5 Martha Washington let 80 Dog at
/ ana Golden Eagle sold at ~, yam
kee Consolidated was firm az l2fs Daly
opened at 1888 and dropped to WOO,
while lngot participated at 3A
Closing quotations we're posted as Ioi-
laVs,
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TRANSFERS.

Alax-lOO at &lk. 100 at So; 100 at sSib /,
SON.
Consolidated Mercur-lOO at 1918; 400
at ssls; 200 at s3.l7la; 100 at 1917; 100
at isl6h 400 at SS.i5.
Daly--lOO at s23S; 200 at s2SSa 200 at
$685..
Dalton & Lark-2O0O at So.
Dexter-i0O at s1.lG.
Grand Central-lQ0 at 1924; 200 AT
S6,25; 100 at SG.23la.
lngot-lOO at Sl9; 1000 at S%; 1000 at
3h,
Lower Mammoth-4O0 at $3.75h; 100 at
SBh 100 at 1918. 200 at S8.74.
Mammoth-200 at S22l
May Day-2OO at 49, 500 az A; 200 at
iih; 100 at tils: 800 at i4a.
Northern Llght-2,OOO at 5h, 1000 al
81.
sacramento-2GoO at 49, 200 at s7@;
900 at 31M.
Silver shield--5OO at ~; 1000 at l2M
ZOO at l2% 1000 at l2h; 800 at 10; / 800
u lSA 1900 at lSh SO at "A.
Star Consoldated-200 at Is, 200 al
IN 500 at 1lia: 200 at IN: 1000 at 77Es
Tesora-Soo at o.; 800 at s.; 200 at 5sh
Valeo-l,0Oo at 81; 800 at 37ls; 100 al
S6a' 200 at SGk; 10 az SO.
Ben Butler-l00O at "a 1000 at 7is,
Golden Eagle-lOO0 al 2i9.
Boston & DeLamar-l. 900 nj $3.50.
Martha Washlngton-50 800 att.
Yankee Consoldated-5OO at 1873
1909 at l2la.
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BUSY SEATTLE.
Citizen There Tells of It's Growth and
Aspirations.

DR.. G. W. Peterkin OF Seattle, Wash
ington. Is a guest at the Kenyon. In
speaking OF Seattle the doctor said to-
day: People generally seem to think
that we Seattle folks have little to do
than to ship goods and people to the
Klondike. our Klondike trade is very
large indeed and IN the last year or so
has become decidedly less Of a specula-
ton but 1t can't be compared to our
lumber interests and 10 the salmon
fisheries. We have some OF the finest
and most extensive lumber interests In
the world in Washington. and also have
cheap transportation-water-in swift
streams.
AT Seattle there Is q ship building
firm which has monthly pay roll OF
$4,000, and Is now trying 10 get the
contract for one Of the new s3,soo,oeo
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AL Duke today filed a psil'il sii. y
district court, praylns ~" 10 Ri:Ait
administration l., pc 's " Lois V A. c''
by. deceased. n., the laly 1s
The petition says ma, ,.o ',i l9G ~
in this city during tne ,, yeJd at g.iei
Ing an estate therein ya va, y r. siii'
sIstlng OF a small par arc, r = Salt "
in lot s. block 81 pay I, T. pyron o.,
city survey. The husoa', ~. ,o a ? ! all
by. and three children, ., stvt Ire "a
years respectively ,., ,,,.sJ,,,lonel q
Of the deceased. me Il makes n,
creditor Of III estate anu ,,,,sp ,,'' n 81 .
cation for the appoinllnss nnssbsnd 80
mlnlstra,or, because ne 81. sDs and rsr
deceased lady has ia''eo '
10 do so.
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STEEL STOCKS STRONG,
Short Interest IN Smelling Brought Up With
Round Turn,
Gains Were che Ruic-Pronouneed
strength In All the Metals Bonds
Active and Irregular.

New York, March 4.--The tone Of
trading in stocks was quiet at the OPEN
Ing with the exception OF some Of the
speclalties. Gains were the rule, the
principal steel stocks leading the adj
yavoo Smelling common dropped rs
and the preferred Pa The short in
terest In smelling stocks was brought
Up with a round turn. the common be-
ing marked up ~ above Saturdays
close. and the preferred to parity.
There was also pronounced strength TO
an the metal stocks. which advanced
/ 70 ~ with Amalgamated Copper lead
Ing. Elsewhere there were also I'M
prOyements, Prices Of some stocks We're
shaded ON realization. but subsequent
rally brought many stocks up to the
best prices uf the morning. Many
specialties were bid up, Sugar fell al
Us points under Saturdays close.
Consncuous features were General
Electric, Peoples Gas, National Salt,
preferred, Brooklyn, Union Gas and the
copper stocks. Bonds were moderately
active and irregular.
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year sill record a material increase OF
the output OF the great property,
Anohal' very important deai 70 rou,
under way. which. when comnieted
means ~ all probability the immediate
de'gIopWsht OF another bonanza 10 add
is luoia 70 the rapidly increasing list
of shllpts from this district The prop
Crty DO Question Is the w II. Dodge &
CO. golin or four claims lying next the
Lucky bill and Little Belk groups. This
seek Inpmas Clawson, who ls one.
fourth o"ner In the ground, informed
us that proposition had been submit
tel % nun embracing an offer Of $4,000
i0r bis interest. which Is declined; then
thc oher was raised 10 $4,000, which he
also refused to consider, at least for tina
present The property r. very favor
ably situated, and In locality that
jus. at MS time, owing 70 the Quincy's
l.yalopments, Is attracting unusual at.
tcnUou
a force Of men was yesterday brought
down rom the King sampler By Chief
NJ ConHtuctlon Stevens and put at
work on The ore depot. which VIII be
finished up without delay. Most Of the
C0rpenlsr work at the sampler Is nn-
ished alid the work OF stretching the
cables VII soon be under way. Some
delay has been oocAslOned at the SAM
pier by the non-arrlya1 Of n car OF
machinery which Is somewhere be-
tween mere and the point of shipment.
Twcers are being Gent from both ends
Of the line. and II VIII doubtless be
located Today. II Is now thought that
tha aerial tram ana sampler VIII be
ready fir business about the first Of
May
sheriff Malr made a trip TO the Valeo
Wednesday and reports the smeter was
started up that morning with every
prospect Of continuing. as the Connec-
tluns have been thoroughly ovcrhauled
and no further hlndrance or trouble Is
expected from that source. Mr.. MAR
thought the outlook for the Vaeo cx-
tromeIy bright The roads TO that prop
erty are at present In very bad condi-
tttU
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TIEwAuKEE BONDED.
Michigan Parties 20 Eypend $4,000
Before June tst.

Reports Of the sale Of the Tiewaukee
mine at Bingham for s15O,OOO are with
out foundation In fact. The particulars
were given out to the News today by
Col. NJ. shaughnessy who is connected
with w. s. Mccormick In the ownership
OF the property Mr.. Shaughnessy has
given lease and bond on the property
for 100000 70 Detroit parties, who have
pledged themselves to expend $4,000 on
the property before June lst when the
option expires, II Is quite probable that
the Michigan parties will incorporate a
company TO open up the property,
which has heretofore yielded richly
above the water level.
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AFTER SPEAKERS SCALP.
Idaho Legislators Create a Rough
House AT Boise Today.
ESPECIAL TO THE "NEws."l

ESPECIAL TO THE "NEWs''l
po,se Idaho March 4-The house was
the scene Of disorded this morning a
motion was mode declaring the Office oil
speaker vacant Not less than twenty
seconded It. bat 1t was withdrawn, up
on the speaker doing his duty. -.
The committee on rules sent IN new
rule providing that on call Of the house
a majority OF the members present may
abolish the call. \ motion was made 20
adopt the rule. French called a moton
10 the rule providing that two-thlros
vote Is necessary to carry such mo-
ton.
Speaker McKlnlay announced that ne
would decide II took only a vote OF the
majority despite the rule.
on the roll call the motlan was lost
by a vote OF % to Is. The speaker did
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-04
LATE LOCALS,

The Tenth quorum Of seytn ll., wy !,
hold their regular meeting tons !, y, y
the Ninth ward meeting nO ssslrS
o'clock a full attendance Is O''"''
Judge Marshall, Of the Fsdei a. i I.l.n
went to ogden this moTn'a as,s y n !
to arguments and make ofuS''
number of cases there.
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DENVER LIVE STOCK.

Denver. Colo, March 4-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 900. Active and strong. Beef
steers. 3. SOFA 70; cows, 2.25q3.75; feed
ers. freight paid to river, 3.OOQi 40;
stockers. do. 3(OOQiSO; bulls, stays,
etc, . 0O6325
Hogs Receipts, 100 Higher; light
packers. j.25q5.S0; mixed and heavy
9 .3O05.35
sheep Receipts 300, Stronger Good
fat muttons, S.5Oq4.26; lambs, 4.i5Q
Z IA
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WILLIAMS WOMAN GUILTY.
A Murray Man Was Also Arrested
as an accomplish.

Late Saturday afternoon, and short
~ after The News went to press, The
jury in the case of the state W TITLE
Williams, who had been on trial for
two days on the charge Of stealing
from An Sing. a Chinaman, so in cash,
returned a verdict Of guilty and the ac-
cused woman will be sentenced tomor-
row morning at 10 o'clock.
In the trial Of the case, 1t developed
that Andrew (Alias Dance Murray. a
negro, was an accompice Of the VIII
lams woman. AS soon as the jury
announced the verdict, a warrant was
issued for the man from Murray. who
was arrested before he left the court
room, he being there to witness the trial
Of his co-partner in crime,
Murray was at once conveyed to the
county jail, and will there remain until
tried on the charge Of burglary.
10 PREVENT THE GRIP
Iayatlye Rromo- Ouininp removes the cause
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MONEY AND BONDS.

Money on call nomlnally at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 3HqlA per
cent
Sterling exchange steady with actual
bushes in bankers bills at A81q4.7ls
for demand and 4Sih for sixty days;
posted rates 4.S5Mh and 4SSa.
Commercial bills, 4.S3h@4S4.
silver certificates. GlR@6S.
Bar silver. g.
Mexican dollars, 40.
Governments bonds steady. Refund
ing 2's, registered. lO5M; do, coupon,
1906; 3's registered and coupon Ill; new
As, registered and coupon. 1873; old as,
registered, ll3. do, coupon, ia; 5's reg
istered 1l1ll; do, coupon. Ill.
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KANSAS CITY 1--WE STOCK.

Kansas City, Mo- March i.-Cattle--
Receipts, 5000. Steady 70 10 cents high
err Native steers, 4.50Q5,50i Texas
steers, 3.759a, 90; Texas cows 2,75mS.75
native cows and heifers, 2,5O4i.6 5i
stoekers and feeders 3.90qi.S5i bulls,
2. 00dl %; calves. A 00Q6 90,
Hogs Receipts 1000 5 cents higher.
Bulk Of sales, 5,S0@5 40; heavy, 1850
5 As; packers, 8 3OGi5, i5 mixed, 5000
8 40; light, 8 ,20H535; workers., 5,l5U
5.S5; pigs, Le5a5l0.
Sheep Receipts, $500. Sheep strong.
Lambs, weak muttons, 3,6Ogl.bO
lambs A 15ftb. 90,
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sT. LOUIs wool.

st. Louis, March 4.-Wool, dull; ter
rtory and western medium. Hql6h;
fine ll0l5; coarse. l10l4.
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CONFERENCE pAMPSlE'

The verbatim report % -" ,,I.,,s
conference Ct the church 5 Now Nov ) |
and for sale at the De'e l'.. an n |
The The pa pamphlet also contains l. !. a. n
Of the General Conference nc. y :; n
eret S. $. Union, held oct +, I, 10
Price per copy postpaid =
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CASH.

wheat-No. 2 red, 7SlsG76h; No.
red. 7llsa75l4; No. hard winter, nv
Q72ia; No. do, 6ols@72lz; No.
northern spring, 7ld76ls No. do. 7ih
q76a; No. 8 spring, 73Q74ls.
Corn-No. 2, 39ls. No. 9. 29Qb.
Oats-No, 2. 251s@&i No. 3, 25hGh'
Rye--50h.
Barley--SSQ59
Tlmothy-f 40
Northwest 1871 g.
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JOB ri''' AND BrNDEj .

The Job Printing. Hlna'T K, 3 50
News News now include ,9 9l .l 1Ds Z
: :SHSEy P giaa's q fai 5, &,
o. Cannon & sons CO. =; an, ss' aSs 81
rished on contracts oil avg
n '', a specially. -
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orpr . COLD IN one Di
Io,,ers of Administra''""

rste Is.ativeBromo Qulniae , lao't 1, ,or ~
l az rsinna no money u 4 tall' y W."
AZ Signature is on eachboN d
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SUGAR

Sugar-Raw, fair; refining, 3 lille;
refined, quiet; crushed 500; granulated,
$50.
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CLOSE.

wheat--M March. 7aA; April. 74Ss May,
75hQ%.
Corn-Maroh. s8ik; May. ais.
Oats-Mareh. 24h May, 251s.
Pork-March, 1895; May, l4.l5.
z 5Oq7 sly September, 100
Ribs-March, Z 90; May, 1850, O7is;
July, 71Oq7i2M; September. 7l7ls.
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VIM VI. child stock Broker,
ios Dooly Block Telephone G9i-2.
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ORE SHIPMENTS.
MINING NOTES.

Total number of pounds .."s.o3ioOO
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
PRODUCE.

Chicago. March 4--May wheat opened
at 75N@% to 1914, sold to 753saA, re-
covered to 76as.
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.

Today's clearings. q. :. .. 500. $50. II
Same day last year, o.. o.. q. 45l, $500
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TO PREVENT THE GRIP
Laxative Bromo- Quinine removes the cause