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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-11
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ro,,owlnp are the arrivals at the p'i Y,
principal hotels up TO . D WV"
tern0On. IA.
Krutsford.-J. II. shockley T ln,l y
Colo; Calvin Cobb bolse lehman
Wolf Scranton. Pa; Lewis ,, i,'' I'm.
vito and child, Nation, III tn,ls, /
g,ni Chicago; L. +. WHEEL 81 L :. Al.
III" schi"swig Jr.. Sioux city , 10,
., ~ pitcbie omaha; J. O hol = es.
g 9s,, n % ' 70 NJ Iadd. Denver u. s''l :,
man and wife, Ne" ~ ~ Hwnag Den.
Boettiger, New York A. IL ""
yer. o..ha.
,,.u. 1Iouse-p. b. Collins, Omaha nan,
NICK Mccullough, Provo p p, al
Arnold W. Robinson san 'o'''
c,,,,I F. Farley Denver, , u =
shaw omaha: +, D. Barc ,..0So. % R.
anolis. w. T. Bridwell' Col9 ,as Ala.
NIKE Milford; WIN. , JGns'N Y.
h hvm, las ]. Walsh, Brooklyn ~
white House.-J, Z. MasaesId San
,,,,'o bingham, A. Y, leV I. George;
VII VII, ,i sea, A W. Bullock, 81 pnogl.
FranG franc p,,dg % paris. Ida; f. y hnO"Er
Alfred bu 70 VIM Boston, Mass NJ
ton, r. Z. ,,ord, W. A. Baxter = +
pleasant: c. A. Bonner y, %l,v.
Evans, V. ], Sullivan i''N c.,aar
Nt wanyon.-J. W. Renie, Max os,, S9l' ".
Philadelphia; c. W, Va pm North Yoslma'
Wash Wash: G. f. Rider, chI5asVc, Canton o;
BEL M qF Msyhs " f M.aqeogei,'c " S Ssn;
eF e es @ns T1f sa9 Tn} s u g.
bcr stevenson, Mas I,oiic. Mrs. NJ cor
VIM. McCarty P y. Taype Ind.
nelia Hedekin, FL Nayn--
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TOOK POSSESSION.
New Superintendent of County Inflrm.
airy Installed.

Wilma r, Jones was duly installed
in his new office of superintendent OF
the county infrmary today. The new
incumbent was taken out to the home
OF the aged poor by Chairman Ander-
son of the county board, who intro
duced him TO Mrs. Whipple, the retir-
ing superintendent. who in turn escort
ed her successor over the building ana
explained the various ms and outs and
generally put Mr.. Jones on to the ropes
OF the Institution. Mr.. Andeson had
boarded a street car to return to town
when he noticed on a car coming out
his two fellow commissioners, and so
he alighted and the three made a tour
of the building and It's surroundings.
Complaint has been made that there ls
a scarcity of water In the infirmary
owing to outsiders using water out OF
the spring which Is piped TO the build
ing and the advisability OF sinking an
other well has been preached.
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LATE LOCALS,

Company II. national guard, will give
a military ball at Christensen's on FRI
day evening next.
The water was turned into the re-
naming four Of the canals this morn
ing.
Held's military band will give an open
air concert beginning at o'clock this
evening
AT a meeting Of the county board
this afternoon Il was decided TO
sprinkle Seventh East street between
Twelfth and Thirteenth South once a
day as requested.
The county commissioners have or
dered the publication Of the tax sales
OF property taken in on tax deeds.
The sale will commence on June ~ anu
continue for week or two
Inquiry at the residence of Hon. i. l..
Williams at a late hour this afternoon
elected the information that Mrs. VIII
llams. his wife, was somewhat better
than on yesterday although her condi-
ton Is extremely critical.
The regular meeting Of the Thirteenth
quorum Of Seventy viii be held In the
vestry OF the Twentieth ward meeting
house Monday evening at 1880 o'clock.
Business OF importance Is to be consid-
cred. and all members should be
present. JOSEPH c. SHARP, secy.
J.J. Agard, one Of the insurance vet
Grams Of the Pacific coast, is in town TO-
day on his way back 70 San Francisco
Mr.. Agard represents the old rock
ribbed Hartford and New York under
writer's. and Is visiting the local agents
of those companies, II. j. Grant Il Co.,
and the Wilson. Sherman Co.
The engagement Of Mrs. Ida Daynes
Cannon and DR.. l.. w. Snow Is an
nounced. The wedding is scheduled for
the near future. The prospective bride
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Daynes and the groom Is son OF
President Lorenzo Snow.
Commencing at o'clock this after
noon the County club will hold an
opening entertainment at the grounds
TO the east OF the city. In addition TO
other things which go TO make up such
functions there will be concert and
dancing music by Hauerbach's orches-
ira.
Hearing on writ OF habeas corpus
for Toni Satow, one OF the japanese
girls who were brought here from
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-11
Economical Handling OF Waste.

AT the Cloud City shaft in Leadvllle.
which is located in the heart Of the
town and Is now 500 feet deep, the
plan was adopted Of shipping away the
waste as 1t came up, In cars, rather
than to purchase land for dump and
incur the expense Of cribbing to keep
" within reasonable bounds says the
Mining Reporter, A spur was there
fore laid TO the nearest point on the
railroad track. and all material as soon
as hoisted was dumped directly into
gondolas several Of which were al
ways o. hand The plan has proven
successful and economical.
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Weeks Sales Amounted to ST.
III Shares for $l94, 535,
STOCKS STRONGER TODAY,
Mammoth and May Day Advance
Ajax Stintnlng Jp-Con, ncrcur
and star Con, In Good Form.

business closed on the mining ex.
change today with the sale Of 4Ol74
shares for SlO7jl.2S The sales for the
week amounted TO j2127l shares, which
represented a selling value Of 1874. .9S.
OF this total 3li996 shares were sold
at the morning call for the sum Of
Sl23.223. IS, While S7l,3l2.50 represents
the value of the weeks sales at the
afternoon call, The panic in Wall
street earlier In the week exercised
some influence on the local exchange.
Prices showed a sympathetic depres.
sion few days ago, but this has been
entirely overcome in the past two days
and prices are normal once more The
market shows a very healthy tone to-
day, and nearly all the better class
stocks show material advance Ajax
which was languishng around $l0G
few days ago advanced to Sll6A. while
Con. Mercur moved up 20 $315, as
compared with S3.0S on Monday. Not
wthstanding the advance in Ajax to-
day II is stlll far below the opening
price on Monday when IL sold around
Sl3I Eagle q Blue Bell has adj
yanCed % cents a share I'm the past
WIN NNlilF w VIC An'N tllnA q hFul ~
being considered for the sale of the
property. 1t was a little weaker to-
day around "a Galena moved up to
., while Mammoth advanced to 1894,
May Dav opened at nv today and
sold up TO S3ia Tesora was also quite
strong around S.. Tetro was much
stronger, selling from l0& up to H.
Martha Washington hung around ~,
though one sale was made as high as
G. Star Con, Is in much better shape
al the close Of the week For several
days It hung on the shady side OF so.
but II sold up TO 53h today. Silver
Shield has weakened from re to 6
during the week owing 10 the lean con-
dition Of tae mine Boss Tweed found
buyers today at prices ranging from
1879 10 l7ls. Grand Central has sagged
greatly this week The cause is not
explained. On Monday $3.50 was bid
for the stock, but It was offered today
at SOj, and only aS2lR was bid. Dal-
ton Of Marysyale continues to shrink
II was offered today at Ga with bid
United Sunbeam was also an Offering
al the low price Of IS cents per share
While Yankee Con. remains steady to-
day around $3.50 after huctuatng
greatly during the week.
Closing quotations were posted today
rs fOllOWg.
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SALT LAKE SOLID.
Banks Continue Increasing Business
In Spite of the FURRY.

Notwithstanding the big financial
furry that has stirred the country dur
ing the past few days Salt Lake banks
are receiving just as large and many
deposits as ever and the business done
by them is on the increase daily. There
was absolutely no uneasiness here
among iinanciers and the banking in
stltutons went on with their business
entirely oblivlous TO the grinding
process going on at other places. New
York has seen the consummation OF
some mighty financial deals in the week
ending with last Thursday, but for all
that It's clearings surpassed those Of
Salt Lake by but % per cent during the
same period. This was the only In
stance in which this city was outrun,
all the others In the United States hav-
ing fallen below Salt Lakes increased
percentage resulting from her grand to-
tai Of Si,S59O0O.
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VETERAN ARTlLLERYNEN

A strong sentiment exhibited l''ei
at the gathering last night among h'
officers and veterans, and also We
friends OF the organization, maj J. So%
duct an annual excursion 10 ss.'a ',
for the benefit Of those belonging
the Nauvoo Legion and Mormon p ~,
talon whose ranks are being r'pSs
declmated by the hand Of UNI .,,,r. NJ
prospects are that the ilrs' eN ,.l' I,
Of this character will take pay JAN, -
saltair sometime during the 'O"'D'
months
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ITEMS FROM BINGHAM.
Good Assays from Cross Fissurc 90
Force at TiewnulSce Is Increased.

In It's weekly review Of the camp the
Bulletin has the following. Stockdale
Bros. Climax &C.. 81 lease Will com
plete a Gear shipment Of first-class this
week
Koike, the Jap, leasing the Castro
placer in Bear fork, says he expects TO
have water for another months work.
A Gear shipment of Silver Shield
irst-cass win be completed today. Two
cars OF concentrates went Wednesday.
Four double teams are now hauling
Northern Light second-class to Dewey,
The lot will reach nearly 700 tons ana
Is about half down.
n. G.. Jarrard and Joe Lancini have
sold the Edna and a one-half interest in
the Diamond Extension claims (adjoin-
ing York group to the York company
for $1,000
Carr fork has taken on very lively
look since the Tinuc NJ. & ID. Co. took
hold az the Yampa. a large gang has
been employed on up ground work,
which is making decidedly business
like showing
The property recently conveyed by
Newt JaTdrd and pards TO Col II. a.
Wall. and which is added to the Max
well group. consists OF Jay Guild No. l
and 3, ana Jay Guild Fraction No. 2,
Another connection has been made be-
tween Ben Butler uprsIses. at 60 feet
above tunnel level The vein Is even
stronger here than below. and a large
block Of stopping ground thus Is as
sured,
Rogers & CO.. leasing on a cross fls-
sure of the Bingham G, g. G, Co. mines,
got returns on car OF ore the other
day that gave los per cent copper "a
per cent lead 1.3j ounces silver and
SlS5 gold per ton.
Surveyor Blackburn Is this week maxi
ing a patent survey OF the Cleopatra
group Of four claims, owned by Billy
Burdette and VI Powers II l. a prom
ising property in Copper gulch lying
east Of Miners Dream and paralleling
the Leap Year.
Last Monday Manager I.athrop Of
the Tiewaukce mine put a force at work
on the Winnamuck mill which after
several years " idleness Is TO be refitted
and run on Tiewaullee secondclass ores.
Two Cammctt tables and new rolls will
be added, II Is expelled 30 start this
month, and the mine Is in shape 10 give
| II "a steady run. A horse tram is being
| laid between mine and mill.
Copper Boy NJ. Co. has lei 70-foot
| contract 10 extend crossrut making for
| the copper Zone vein. The cut has b en-
! driven 200 feet and the 70 additional
feet are expected to reach the lode.
Work on this property has been re-
! tardc1 hy the backward weather and
want Of road connection with Pine cam
yon. With viii now be made at once.
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Cattle Receipts 100. Nomlnally
steady. Good to prime steers 5.OOV5.90i
poor to medium 3.90H490; stockers and
feeders 3ljq510 cows 2.75q4.6O; heif-
ers 2.75a475; Gamers 210a2.75; bulls
2.75ql.i0 calves 3254ii5 Texas fed
steers 4.25Q5.4O: bulls 2l5@3.75.
Hogs-Receipts today 1900, Monday
10000; left over $3.50. Shade higher;
top $50. Mixed and butchers 55O4
STA. good TO choice heavy 5.65@5.SO;
rough heavy 5.5O05,6O; light 5.4505.75;
bulk Of sales 5.6j45.75.
Sheep-Receipts 500. Sheep steady;
good to choice wethers 4l5G435; fair
to choice mixed 350q4l5; western
sheep 42Od43j; yearlings 42544.5O; ma
tive lambs 40Oq520 western lambs
hnnb2O
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UTAH WHEAT UP
\ TO SIXTY CENTS
There Is a Good Local COnsJmptve
Demand for This Cereal,
SUPPLY Is ALSO AMPLE
None TO Spare, However, for Export
Purposes A. TO the Flour
situation,

Utah wheat Is in a very comfortable
and strong condition, and In the last SIX
weeks has come up 10 cents In price
Today's quotation is 60 cents per
bushel with good home consumpuve
demand existing There is now a larger
movement in the cereal. due to the fact
that seed time Is now about over the
roads are good and the farmers are able
to do their hauling So far as the
supply Is concerned there is plenty TO
supply the local demand but none for
export purposes
For this years crop there Is now an
excellent prospect, Il being estimated
that with few more rains the acreage
planted will produce 100000 bushels
more this year than last The crop for
1900 was 1000 900, but 1901 Is expected
TO show up with 100000 TO it's credit,
thin increase in output win not in any
way affect the demand this fall because
OF conditions elsewhere
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
PRODUCE.

Chicago, May ll.--July wheat opened
h@1sc lower at II to 7O9s, but reacted
to rs on profit taking by shorts.
Close Wheat-May, 7Ola4%; July,
70%QA.
Corn-May, sly; July 43%q&.
Oats-May, 27%; July, 2I%.
Pork--May. A.45, July, AGO; Septem-
Der 1890
TENDER. 1914,
Ribs May, $40; July, 7.S21a; septem-
ber 1SO,
each: Wheat-No. 2 red, 1904; No,
8 red, 7Od73; No, hard winter, ia
y: No. do, 7O&a7lih No. /, northern
spring, 72a73; No. do, 72q1S; No. .
spring, 6sQ72. \
Corn-No. 2, 81; No. 8, 42hq43A.
Oats--No. ., 2Sla; No. 8, 2sA.
Rye-52.
Barley-37q54.
Timothy--315,
Flax-Northwest 1884,.
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Mining Locations Recorded.
Special Correspondence,

Special Correspondence.
Provo, Utah Co.. May Ill, Farren
ct al have located the Mercer mining
claim, petroleum, area 50 acres in the
left fork Of Indian Fork, Spanish Fork
cpnvOr
The Bird petroleum claim, containing
100 acres, situated at the head Of the
left fork OF Kvune canyon has been
located hv n u. Anderson ct al.
John Cleghorn has located the May
D7V mining claim situated In Silver
Lake mining district.
James p Schow ct 81 have filed no.
tice Of location Of Black Ledge mining
claim In Leh mining district.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
1TllfJ,rru,IlnnJlunuunu,nnu lnrs

Of six claims in which he Is interested
In Dunn's canyon, He brought back
q number OF samples for assay. Some
time ago a lot Of float was found In
the vicinity which showed a great deal
Of free gold, and which assayed better
than $50 In gold per ton. The boys
now believe they have found the main
ledge from which the float came, II
has been stripped some distance and
some fine looking rock has been found
I'm several places on the ledge, A great
deal OF prospecting Is now going on
In the district The snow is of the
hills in the vicinity Of Dunns canyon.
Mr., squres says the property will
shortly be made the basis Of new In
corporation to be known as the Squres
Mining Company.
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OIL! OIL! DILL!

The Piedmont oil Co. owns 100 acros
adjoining the original wells near pist'
mont, Wyoming, and have placed 7,
limited number of shares Of the g6o o65
treasury stock on the market az 3 csutg
uer share. Now is the time 10 I'm, A.,
on the ground floor. Can upon an a.
dress the Ives Real Estate Co. OeI.n
Utah. for further particulars M,us
views and samples OF oil on exhibition
at their Office.
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Superintendent Nebekcr In Town.

superintendent Morris Nebeker OF the
Ajax came 10 town last evening to
spend few days recuperating, He re-
ports no change In the property lake
Mr.. Weir he says the company has a
very good prospect but no ore on the
1000 level The management is great
ly hampered IN It's plan Of development
work because Of lack OF air, As soon
as the companvs air compressor Is in
stalled Mr. Neheker saws the company
viii make better Roadway and the ex-
pected strike IN the 1000 level may
shortly be made
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CHAS. BROWN ARRAIGNEp
Enters a Plea of Not Guilty vi VIZ
Charge of Indecent Conduct

In Judge Tlmmony's court TINS ave. Z.
moan charles Brown was arraIsnea "a
the second charge Of indecent ooD. ~,
Through his attorney he entered ps,
of not guilty with the prl''s a,', !,
changing it if a demurrer was "ls'
,a,or date. The case will pro0a0p
come nm on Monday the 10Th
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TEsoRA LOOKING WELL.
New Mil viii be Started Up Soon
After June list.

Duncan McVichie returned yesterday
from the Tesora. Of Tintic, after maxi
ing an examination Of the latest de-
yelopment on the $40 level He says
the mine is looking well and considers
the future Of the property assured, The
new strike on the lowest level is look
ing very good The vein is about four
feet wide at the point where the cross
cut was made, and about twenty inches
Of high grade copper ore is in sight in
the face of the drift. The new mill Is
rapidly nearing completion. Mr. Me
Vichie says the wheels win turn soon
after June /, probably about the 9th or
Gth
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nMAHALIyE STOCK.

Omaha. Neb., May 1l.-Cattle--Re-
ceipts 100 Nominally steady. Native
beef steers. 425G55O; western steers,
4.00d425, stockers and feeders, $3.50
500: calves. 3.50G6.50
Hogs--Receipts. $500; 2lsG5c higher.
Heavy. s5.s5d5.72k mixed, 5,62lAq5.65;
light. 56Oa565a pigs, 5,OOG5.6o; bulk Of
sales, 562isd5,65.
-
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City. Mo-, May 1l.-CattIe-
Receipts. 200. Market unchanged,
Hogs Receipts, 1000; 2hc higher
Bulk Of sales, 5.65d5.75;; heavy, b15Q
$50; packers, 5.6jd5.75; mixed. $500
5.75. light 5.sOq5.65; workers., 5,25Q5'65;
pigs, 4.O0d5.2O.
NJ obaa,
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Barnes Banking Co., Kaysvllle, 200 90
Ogden Savings Bank sc %
BONDS.
Church Bonds t04%
= l.. CITY X. Il. Bonds ........ l03&
MT a. I, Meyer, a merchant doing
business ut No, 220 J street, announced
loday tnat ne had taken n partner into
the irm In the person OF Mr. Lorenzo
Hansen formerly OF Brigham City,
The Utah-Wyoming oil & Fuel Co.
MED articles of incorporation this af-
ternoon, with a capital stock Of $780,
goo, 70, G, McCarrlck is president, j.
p, McCarrick. vice president, l.. II.
Farnsworth, treasurer. f. A. Virtue,
secretary; j. 4. Hodson, G.. L. Bemis
and j. c. Moses, directors. They will
develop oil and coal fields In Ulnta
county, Wyoming
Mr.. Max II. Harris who has been
so long connected with the H. x a.
COINS Dry Goods Co., has purchased
the entire interest Of the Ladies' Suit
co. In the Progress building, and viii
assume control next Monday morning,
~ Itslucnce 10 cost SO,uOV Is 10 Dc
built on east Third South street by NJ.
H. Deskey The property was bought
from the Houston company
Bank clearlngs In Salt Lake for the
week ending Thursday night We're
above those of Los Angeles Portland,
Denver, Washington, d. c., Seattle and
Atlanta, Ga.
Della Il. Snow has transferred 10
Sigmund Simon 2k by 10 rods at the
corner Of South Temple and Sixth
East streets for $4,000
Carrie A. Hadley of Middlebury Ver-
mont, has conveyed to Martin Mahn-
ken of Salt Lake $ by 10 rods at the
corner Of Third South and Eighth East
streets for $1,000.
A tramway carries stone from First
street down to the new Roman Catho-
lie cathedral and construction work Is
being rapidly pushed,
A transfer is recorded this afternoon
Of the northeast corner lot at Thir-
tenth East and South Temple streets
by the Utah Loan and Building assoc
citation to odessa l.. Benedict for $3.50,
Mrs. NJ. A. Craig is constructing
brick and stone cottage, to cost $1,000
on Z and Second streets
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DENVER LIVE STOCK.

Denver, Colo. May 1l.--Catle--Re-
ceipts. 800. Steady. Beef steers 1915
&5iO; cows, 2.i5G4iO feeders. freight
paid to river. s3.O0&l65; stockers, do.
325d465 bulls. stays, etc. 2.0Oq3.OO
No hogs or sheep.
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ST. LOIiIS WOOL

st. Louis, Mo-, May l0.-Wool-Quiet
unchanged: territory and western me-
dium, lidl5la, fine, l0ali; coarse. l0G
1917.
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STOCK TRANSACTIONS.

STOCK TRANSACTIONS.
Ajax, 100 n }l.l3. 100 a a.l3ls. 100 n
STA 100 "a $l.lj. ! 900 q Sl16; 1900 "a
Ll6ia 200 a l.1jia, 200 q SLICK.
200 ii SllGA,
Con. Mercur, lO5 n S2l5.
Eagle q Blue Bell. 100 n 9S; 100 a
90. 100 ii a.
Galena. 1000 a Sit ZOO q Q.
Mammoth, 100 n S2,3A
May bay. 100 "a ~. 200 G 70, 100
ii 1919, 100 ID so; 100 "a sou; 100 a ST.;
200 II So, 600 q So. 400 n S3h.
Silver Shield, 900 20 G.
star Con, 400 ~ 80: 200 n 81. 100 n
5li2; 100 q SIS; 100 n 81, 100 a 52GA
400 Il 80; 500 n 53i. 100 n 53L.
Tesora. 900 n IS, 100 "a S5A 300 a
Sl&. 100 a N7s 100 q AN.
Boss Tweed, 1000 q le-s; 100 q ~;
1000 n llia.
Joe Bowers, 717i n 3H
Martha Washington. 2,@0 Il r: 1000
a 81: 1000 n 6: 5000 n ~.
Tetro 4.500 ii n; 1900 % n: 1000 n
1OS, 800 q ll.t; 1000 a III; 500 n
il&.
shares sold. iO41i
Selling value sio75l,2S
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FLOUR RAISED.

At the meeting OF the Salt Lake Mil
ler's association held this afternoon an
advance of 10 cents per hundred pounds
was made on all nours
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Returns from Park Valley.

Fred Squires came down last even
lng from the Park Valley mining dis
met Fox Elder county. after spend
ING several DAYS investigating group
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cyclists should always way GIsNlIasEyT I, %
c Of s1 A aceId5ni Z faSgGi'1 11s9
ing and discoIoratlone; q AM and u esSis :
the wounds. Price % '
c, NJ. j.
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SAN FRANCISCO GRAIN.

San Francisco. May ll.-Wheat-
Quiet; Dec. 1895; cash, 100.
Barley-No sales; cash. nv.
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Bank CIearings.

The bank clearings for the week end
ing Friday, May 10, 1901 were as fol-
lows.
Tnp
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

New York, May TO- Sugar-Raw,
firm; fair refining, SA centrifugal, IS
test 4 1882; molasses sugar, Sh; refined,
quiet; crushed, sos; powdered, 5.65;
graduated, $3.50,
MONEY AND BONDS.
Sterling exchange nominal with ac-
tual business In bankers bills at
4S7%@% for demand and at 4S4QA
for sixty days, posted rates, 4S5qh
and i.SSk commercial bills, 4SSA@
4SSA.
Bar silver, 59h.
Mexican dollars iSk.
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MINING EXCURSION TO TO-, ,''
Via oregon short Lac q,

sunday. May 18th. Tinti' n. Round
leave Salt Lake al q
trio only $500 .,y
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VIM. ", Chi'd, Stock Broker.
400 Dooly Block. Telephone esi-2.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-11

Mr.. Max II. Harris who has been
so long connected with the H. x a.
COINS Dry Goods Co., has purchased
the entire interest Of the Ladies Suit
co. In the Progress building, and viii
assume control next Monday morning,