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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07
THE STOCKS CO
down FOREVER.
Some Few Slight Gains More Than
Offset BY Larger Losses
METAL MARKETS BLAMED
Local Conditions Also Held Account
able for Part Of Depreciation
No Improvement in sisbt

Today's call on the stock exchange
revealed the fact that all stocks were
Il little the worse for wear, although
the amount Of business done was far,
The only thing that Is decidedly per.
manent Is the continuous slump In
values, That the condition Of the sill
yer, copper and lead markets has some
little to do with this Is very evident,
but there are other causes which as
slst In the depreciation, and many are
content TO point out as one Of the most
potent Of these the subject dealt with
In an article appearing at the head Of
this page,
Guesses may come and guesses may
80 but apparently the stocks 90 down
forever. Ajax was loser and sold a
messley' Zoo shares at q bargain. and
Carlsa fell OF nearly a couple Of cents.
while in the selling Uncle Sam. with
dividend passed, at first went ''way
back" but later on recovered some Of
Its prominence and more nearly APP
preached yesterdays prices, closing
about at an even figure.
May Day was abominably slashed
and In the melee over 1000 shares we're
seen to 60 a glimmering at an average
OF cents each lower than was realized
yesterday.
California was a wee mite better IN
The trading and closed cents stronger
In the quotations.
Yankee held Its own In quotations,
but sold a couple Of hundred shares az
lower figures than characterized yes.
terday's trading.
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STOCKS MUCH DEPRESSED.
AmaIgamaled Copper Goes All TO Pieces, Sell
Ing Below SISiy-fve.
on Its Downward Plunge the General
Market Gave way Closing ace
tive, Feycrlsh, Lowest

New York, Dec 1.-THE depressed
tone OF stocks, which developed yester-
day, was stlll manifest this morning,
Amalgamated Copper was weak the
first block OF $500 shares selling at 6sh,
and the next block Of $500 shares at o..
Manhattan was also under heavy press
ure and dropped 10 1885, compared with
1864 at the close last night. The
prices of prominent stocks were main
tanned for q time in the face Of enorm-
Gus selling of Amalgamated Copper
and Manhattan, These leaders made
feyerlsh rallies, Manhattan getting
back TO 1885, On their renewed down
ward plunge, which carried them TO
$685. and 1914, respectively, the general
market gave way more generally. New
York Central lost points and Sc. Paul
Atchison, Union Pacific, Rock Island
and the United States Steel stocks 10
IL. The bears bought very heavily
to take their profits before the bank
statement appeared and caused n rally
Of points In Manhattan and to "
In the principal weakest stocks The
appearance Of the bank statement was
the signal for renewed liquidation
which carried prices generally lower
than before Amalgamated Copper
touched 64M and Manhattan 1874
Northwestern broke 6%. Many import
ant stocks which held through this first
period Of weakness gave way to the
extent OF point or more Great North
ern preferred fell 2&, 81. Paul 2ls, Gem
eral Electric "a and Buffalo. Rochester
& Pittsburg preferred a A rally Of
over two points in Amalgamated Cop
per and over q point in Manhattan re-
ieved the pressure elsewhere, The
closing was active and feverish at about
the lowest,
MONEY AND BONDS.
Money on call nominal: no loans.
Prime mercantile paper, 48@5 per
cent
Sterling exchange heavy, with actual
business In bankers bills at ASIA for
demand and at asa for sixty days; post
ed rates 4S5 and ASSN commercial
bills, 4.SSk @4sSM.
Bar silver, 55h.
Mexican dollars iSAc.
Goyernment bonds, steady state
bonds, lnactive railroad bonds irreg-
ular U. s. registered rs refundlng,
lOsM; do. coupon 1O9 SO registered and
coupon 1885; new Us registered and
coupon 1894; old as registered, 1llM
do coupon, 1l2h 5s registered and
coupon lO7h
SUGAR.
Sugar-Raw, steady; fair refining,
81; centrifugal, 96 test, 3A molasses
sugar, &c. Refined. steady; crushed,
s 40: powdered 500; graduated, 400.
NEW YORK STOCKS.
Especially
(By leased wire to Burbrldge, Cops &
Co., brokers. 2l5 S. Main St., Salt
Lake city,
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SALT LAKE CLEARINGS.
BUSINESS NOTES.

AS the end Of December witnesses
the payment of dividends by q number
of local concerns, stocks have showed
stiffening tendency during the week
The biggest squirt has been In Utah
Sugar, which, under the influence Of
the 60 cent advance in the product
jumped from Sl44O, last Saturdays
figure, to $685., at which rate block
was purchased by Lehi parties last
night. The company pays It's regular
so cent dividend on the 3lst Other
institutions which pay that date are
the Coop Wagon a. Machine Co., and
Heber j. Grant L. CO. The Home Fires
regular dividend IL payable January z.
Adylces from Lehi state that the fac
tory is running rapidly toward the liz
OOO, 900 pound mark. and that the close
down viii come about the 18th. The
ogden factory has thus far turned out
about 100000 pounds and the Logan
1900, 900 pounds Of sugar.
The Logan factory has been incor-
porated during the week, as detailed In
the News" Logan correspondence,
Hon. David Eccles holding nearly all
the stock. Following are the latest
quotations of local securities.
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IA n company 10 furnish 10 him o
6ro rclal statement, and that IL by a
pnnress at law but that u expensive
Ana may not be resorted 10 In one IN
az nee ont Of a thousand. II certainly
lorIs 10 me TO be fair 10 the mine
orner the exchange, the broker and
M hubble TO have these statements
rken out. Suppose they do make an
unfavorabe showing their publication
woud be an honest act and Q certainty
h better than an uncertainty NJ any
time / believe that even where the
farts may be- unfayorable, II would be
Ia Inc benefit Of the stock 10 have them
n,e No public. AS an instance In Illus
trotlon | call attention 70 Tesora
wbIeh month ago today sold for ~
cents and which this morning went
begging with 4 cents bid aud 6h cents
asRed In my opinion It has not been
M much the amount Of Indebtedness OF
the company nor the amount Of the as
ssssment that has brought about the
dsprecIatIon, but the eteNQl black un-
osrtaInty that investors have been la
boring under. The physical condition
OF Tsssra Is q hundred per cent better
today than whom II was selling for AZ
cents but that fact seems 10 he power
le,s 10 offset the result OF keeping peo-
ph In the dark. | hope yet 10 see the
public properly enlightened as to these
conditions and believe that such action
Will be for the good Of all Interested"
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Montana and Utah. The bands Of
sheep are saio to be much larger ana
thriftier than usual. In Wyoming the
rain and snOwstorm OF the past week
was considered q Godsend owing to the
fact that the scarcity Of water pre-
.vlously threatend stockmen with dire
results.
tn firm Of Wolley and Fife has Just
completed the remodellng and enlafB-
Ink OF the office rooms Of Us lmple-
ment house on state street
Architect w. u. Ware stated today
that the building OF new brick and
stone double house would be commence
ed on Monday for Stephen Convey The
new building Will be erected on Sixth
East between Third and Fourth South
streets II will cost about $4,000 ana
building Will continue all winter, Each
house VIII contain seven rooms ana
VIII be modern IN every respect.
In Bradstreet's report for the week
ending December bth OF the bank clear
ings In all the principal cities Of the
country with the percentages of in
crease or decrease In each case over
those for the correspondents week Of
last year Salt Lake cloarlngs amounted
To SibS9, l57. or 237 Increase, Los An
geles TO $f 1852, $751; or 6l.5 Increase; Dem
YER to M,7lS 600, or 81 Increase; Seattle
to $3,0b6,72S or 3,4 increase Portland to
49, 15O,54s, or 1919 Increase, San Fran
cisco TO SIS, l20, 1889, or 81 increase, and
Kansas City, $2i ,9O5 765, or PA increase.
Washburn Chapman has purchased
through A. Richter a lot 2laX20 rods on
First West street, between First and
tlon Is $3.50, 1t Is stated that Mr.,
Chapman intends TO erect modern
residence on the property
Adolph Richter has formally resigned
from the Home Investment company
and will as soon after the first Of jan
uary as possible start In the real es-
tate business for himself. He has en-
gagged an office at No 10 West First
South street and intends TO have II
handsomely fitted UP between now
and January LIST.
The retail merchants OF the city are
rejoicing over the change in the wea-
ther. 1t Is expected TO bring very much
increased activity In all lines Of trade
and especially In the clothing depart
ments. The unreasonable weather has
delayed merchants IN the DISPOSAL OF
their winter goods but the colder wea'
ther Will undoubtedly have a livening
effect.
There has been no change In the real
estate market during the past week,
and dealers still saw that business Is
frightfully dull The largest transfer
Of the week was that OF the Peyton
residence and property on Seventh and
y streets for $4,000.
Local millers are expecting the tlrst
shipment Of Oregon wheat to arrive IN
this city either today or IN the early
part Of next week. The shortage IN
the wheat crop Is being felt In Idaho
also and the new rates are being taken
advantage off. The Blaokfoot roller
mills recently ordered 10000 bushels
from oregon.
The Phillips Congregational church
netted 500 from the proceeds Of It's fair
In the Y M. c. A. rarlnrs yesterday
afternoon and evening The money Is
to he added TO the building fund Of the
church
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MINING COMPANIES MUST Be FAIR
.s., r,om Lower Mammoth to as Stock Exchange
'' Prompts Statement From Charm an OF the
Listing Committee.

n,, into mining stocks Personally 7
link Il is nothing but fair to all par
uss concerned that these conditions
should be known. 1t Is well understood
mai in all other business people come
s sarv near TO knowing the conditions
surrounding and Affecting any enter
mise In which they contemplate invest.
ins their cash. Why not In mininep
IN o California and Nevada there are
state laws which compel the periodical
o,,hloatlon Of such statements. There
q ma such law in Utah, but should
nresent conditions continue there may
~ sch measure enacted upon pres
sentatlon Of the very first opportunity
me members Of the listing committee
,bought the present move to be the
means OF letting the mining companies
down easy in this respect and
no IntImatIon that there would be any
nnwIllIngness TO comply with It's re-
c,,esi had entered into their considera-
lion. AS to the proposal to exclude
srom the exchange any stocks repre-.
senting companies refusing to furnish
statements there Is result that must
he seriously considered, and II Is this;
In the event that the stock shall be
Withdrawn from the list, the holder Is
then left at the mercy OF the curb
stone broker and may be compelled 10
take for his holdings any price which
the latter may TX. OF course, there
Is A way for the holder OF stock to COM
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!, ri. mornings call Of the SAL, !
,a A. ' MIpIns and stock eAchaH sam.
c com, aomDany was read It was ..s 70
. .sD arec, tbat Lover Mammoth wa
'ns sayS' willing to give to the exchange s
p', statement Of It's financial ana a Dn cSn
ga Uanlss refusing to give such ini0I ,1a,,
,,on have their stocks withdrawn !. ll ~"
~, uU' boards ~a,d llst. No action was taken X
NV INV the exchange for the reason ina .a ,ns
governing board must necessary NV
IN the matter irst 40. Morn.
speaking to the matter 'nl' ,,,' '1T,a
Ing, in anticipation Of the cOn, 1.'ah.r.
,,nu referred 70. Mr.. Herman BANNER
,sr Who a the head and front o. IN, sne
e movement to set at the desired i"''''
said ...oo,oa that any
and ali companies that nao nus,nS
~ hide would readily come iV u.' ,ha
u,,,S KIN The information requested by ,.as
latin, III, committee. II was tnous s,s
that The publication Of these s.s NY Ssn.
,s~nld h. inc means Of giving the gym
s "SI publIc an opportunity 70 nave ',o Ug'
,ors 4 NE facts from which 70 MEN, "
pout,y invest Inv any money 1T desired TO
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MINING NOTES.


Assays we're being made today OF late
samples from the Steele group at Para
City
The Savanlc, located In MoJave coun-
ty, Ariz,, is In with car Of high grade
copper ore.
Manager p, A, II, Franklin Ia out at
Tintlt, going through the workings oil
the Yankee Consolidated,
Martha Washington's board Of d.
rectors was expected to be somewhat
changed at today's annual meeting OF
stockholders.
George II. Dern has returned from
Mercur and says conditions al the Con-
solidated Mercur are very satisfactory,
both In the old and new workings.
Manager Van Patten returned last
night from the Bazouk at Bingham anu
went right on TO Ogden. He says that
In the delinquent sale OF stock OF the
company, which was to occur at Ogden
today but few shares would be left TO
sell
San Francisco Post--Salt Lake capt.
tallsts were at Forest Hill last week
coSing bond on the well known Span
ish quartz ledge. superintendent Baker,
who is In charge Of development. VIII
extend the main tunnel 100 feet and
also sink 100 feet on the ledge. Messrs.
J. Smith and j. j. Blake have been at
Forest bill closing the deal.
Virginia Report-Capt. Davis. prin-
cipal owner Of Nevada ore and tailings
reduction works at Dayton, Lyon coun-
~, left for Tonopah yesterday. where
he will endeavor to secure CONTRACT
for u constant ran on ore from that
district and will guarantee 10 return
" per cent OF the silver and % per cent
OF the gold value through the cyanide
process
Elko independentA deal was made
Wednesday by local oil men with
Minneapolis company agreeing TO have
O hrst class rig Oh the ground and be-
Gun drilling on section s. about four
miles southeast OF town, within the
next ninety days II the California
crowd that located nearly all land near
'oWh ana those who hold the rest OF u
would now get :love on our oil helds
would soon De prOspected.
Boise Capital News-John Pilmer.
WHO has the contract from the Boise
chamber OF Commerce for the road
work on the route to Thunder Noun
tam, has returned with his OUTFIT.
Nearly all the work will be finished in
the early spring Operations were sus-
pended on account OF heavy snow. Mr.
PNmer states that by the new work
the ten crossings Of Clear Creek are
reduced to two and these will DO
eeldged. Aside from the bridging Of the
south Fork OF the Payette, the road
mas been vastly improved and q little
aaditlonal work IN the spring will make
II a frst class mountain.
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TRADE CONDITIONS
Y ARE EXCELLENT.

New York, Dec. 6.--R. q, Dun n Co, Is
Weekly Review OF Trade will tomorrow
say, "current trade is OF ample dlmen-
sions. but traffic congestion grows
worse and labor controversies add to
the embarrassment Of shippers. II con-
signments Of fancy goods for the holt
day trade are delayed much longer
there VIII be serious loss. Prices CT
commodities tend upward.
Activity and strength are conspicu-
GUS In the markets for domestic wool
Coates Bros circular makes the aver
age OF 100 grades l75l cents, which Is
the best price recorded since May. Con-
cesslons are not secured by purchasers,
but on the other hand holders grow
more confident. Despite recent phe-
nominal sales at Boston, there Is steady
buying, and stocks do not accumulate,
although arrivals are liberal, Makers
Of heavyweight woolens received good
duplicate orders while contracts for
spring lines come forward freely.
Footwear factories are busy on
spring goods, many having contracts
for spring lines, Chicago shows a
further decline, but imported dry hides
are we'll sustained Staple products
continue advancing, corn making a
most sensational gain.
Extraordinarily high prices for corn
tempted many traders TO sell future
contracts IN expectation of a sharp de-
cline, but a further violent rise to the
highest price for many years compelled
covering at severe loss. The grain
Is not governed by precedent, the small
est exports for many years failing to
produce any effect. Shipments from
Atlantic ports for the week reached the
lowest point since 1894.
wheat was also sharply advanced
to the best price of the season. largely
through sympathy for corn, for which
Il was freely substituted. Poor weather
for the new crop Of winter wheat and
liberal selling demands were also
strengthening factors, besides exports
from all ports of the United States
amounting TO 4.Sl5,752 bushels for the
week, against S,2552l1 year ago"
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Wheat was IN most demand ana =,
time sold 3aSh over Yesterday :. one
December wheat cloacd at ia ton nl9ae.
2Hq2h higher than yesterday Puees
May wheat touched SS and closah ~.
cited with gain Of 2M OF S2G@v ex'
December corn did not feel m,t.
the reoctlng impulse, but closed ssn Of
5sc up at 0iN, May corn set h, ss'orNg
record price at 90 and held II !, new
close, gain OF IA over yeeterdny We
Oats likewise felt the stralo
jumped to HhQ%, closing NC blg snd
ut 47%. Hbuer
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 7sK NJ.
S2Aq&; Jan, 10; July S2h. 100 "aY'
Corn-Deoembe G5 May, 60.
Onts--Dec,, d0A May, i7as.
Pork--Doc., 1878; Jan, 1885, Ma,
1925. ' "ay'
Lard--Doc. and IAN, $50; NAV q 49,
Rlbs--Doc, and Jan, SIS; NAV 4 y1H
Tlax--Cash--Northwest Las. '-H
Rye-62#
Barley-56N63.
Tlmothy--6, So.
CASH Wheat--No. red, sOlI@so,,
No. red, 77hGS2h; No. 2 hard VIVA VIVA
77ihdp79h No. 3, do, 76%W1s% Ma
northern spring, 77M0S0h; No 2 10
76ls@79; No, 3 spring, 73@7Sh. W.
Corn-No, q 67hi No. 3, G5.
Oats--No 2, AZ; No, 3, 46M.
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO

Chicago, Dec. --Cattle--Receipts, l..
0OO Steady Good to prime, 6.5O075O
poor to medium. 4.OO0625; stockers and
feeders, 225445O; COWS, l,25@475; heif-
ers, 2.5O@5,50, Gamers, l.25d230 bulls,
2,OOG4.75; calves, 25ed6OO,
Hogs-Recelpts today $4,000; Monday,
10000; left over, ,6O0;50l0c.lower I. Mixed
10000 left over, $500; 51ll0c. lower.
Mixed and butchers, 5.7O062O; good to
choice heavy, 5.S5064O; rough heavy,
5,6OG5,9O; light, 5S5Q59o; bulk Of sales,
5.S06G20.
Sheep-Recelpts, 1900. Steady. Good t.
choice wethers, 3.50G4l5; fair to choice
mixed, 2.75695O: western sheep, S.00a
400; native lambs, 2.5O@5.O0; western
lambs, 9.006425
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo-, Dec. 7.--Cattle--Re-
ceipts, 100. Unchanged.
Hogs Receipts, 70 600. 5Gll0 lower.
Bulk Of sales, 6.0O0635, heavy 63561
$50; packers, 6l096.S5; medium, 60OD
$50, light. 5,50G625; workers.. 5.40g610.
pigs, 4.75G55O.
Sheep-Recelpts, 500, Unchanged.
Muttons, S'OO%4OO; lambs, 400@fS5.
OMAHA.
Omaha. Dec. 7.-Cattle-R Receipts. 100.
Nomnally unchanged, native beef
steers 4,O0d650; western steers. 3.75@
5.25; Texas steers, 35OdAO0; COWS and
heifers 3.0O040O; Gamers, l.50d29O:
stockers and feeders. 2.75Q4.4O; calves.
S.0Oa5.75; bulls and stays, 1.75dA0O.
Hogs Receipts 13,SO0 SC lower.
Heavy. 6.05a6.25; mixed. 6.O0d6.O5; light.
s.SOd6.05; pigs, 45OG5i5 bulk OF sales.
6.00d6.05.
Sheep-Recelpts, 1000. Steady. Fed
muttons, 350n390; grass wethers. 1000
1885,; fed lambs 4.4O6500: grass lambs.
Sl5G4S5; ewes, 2.50a3SO; common and
stock sheep, 2OOd315,
DENVER.
Denver, Dec. 7.--Cattle-R Receipts, 100
Steady. Beef steers. 3.756t50 cows.
2.5oqS,5O, stockers and feedres, freight
paid TO river S.25@410; bulls and stags,
lJOa30O.
Hogs-Iteceipts, 400. Lower. Light
packers. s,l5as.2o; mixed and heavy,
No sheep
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Deed Recorded.

Provo, Dec. IA quit-claim deed
from William p Williams, Of Salt Lake
City to Anund c. Lee, OF Salt Lake
City, has been filed with the county
recorder The grantor quit-claims to
the grantee for consideration OF $500.
his individual one-half interest In the
following mining claims, situated In
the North Tintic mining districts:
Church Lincoln, Secret, New York,
Reserve, Good Luck, and Bee Hive.
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No Dividend.

Uncle SANS directors, at a meeting
held yesterday evening, decided to pass
the divided for this month. 1t has been
the custom for the company TO distrib-
ute $4,000 monthly, but after paying
up this months amounts, and In view
OF an intention 10 build mill, the d.
rsctors concluded II was best to remain
on the safe side and pass the dividend.
So Uncle Sans santa Claus IL on.
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LONDON.

London. Dec. s.-The offerings at the
wool auction sales today numbered H.
l2+ bales. Most OF the offerings were
Of common quality Victoria was IN re-
quest and sold readily at current rates.
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal was In
fair demand and some lots were with
drawn by holders.
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SALES.

N
AZ AaS-s,oOO at 70; 200 at Az. Total
,carisa-2,OOo at n; 900 at 77u. ,Oo =,
w 1000 at 49,; $500 at 7si. o cSS a,
~ LOO at Ts%; go al ~ soo a. s,yV IA ~
Total 400 shares ~ wv al US
Con. Mercur-lOO at sl.5sy.
Daly-West--lOO at SCI, 50 "
May Day-lOO at nv / 200 at N, o,o
IL, u 800 at nv 100 al 711 " 7od Ivy y,
q, 10Y at lo7; 1900 al nv IA ., ~ y,, az
Ivy az I'M 1900 at 1OA soo AZ ~ az az,
~ at ISh Total $3.50 shares ~ va
SMr con.-l,OoO at %.
al Uncle sam-l,2Oo at &C, soo =, s,,,
s % az ssk; 400 at 81; COO al s7il ~ oo e9ts;
w. 200 az s.; 900 at CO. zoo y, a. sVo s at
A., WI 1900 at coz; 600 at "a, 10 ! "a 'w
v .;S wo at 7oh; coo at 7oE' nv w.. ai
sen zen hutler.-l 900 at isx.
:. noss Tweed--SOo at rs: 1Oo n, -,v @,
49, loo at 7lA. Total soo a sn "a iVO
sas,,niofnla-soo at 40: 100 q, asli soo
WI lso0 at co. 100 al q ~ ',S 81 500 90
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New York, Dec, 6 Buttcr--R eceInt
3,iOO packages, Market firm State
dairy, i5Q2Sh; state creamery, 1GQ25S,
June creamery 1909 factory, l2hQls
Eggs--R Receipts, 1850 packages. West
ern at mark, 26 southern at mark
20Q25
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SAN FRANCISCO.

San Francisco, Dec 6.--Wool-Spring
Humboldt and Mendocino, 1b@16; Me-
vada, 1OGl2, eastern Oregon, lOdl3;
valley Oregon. 1905; fall Humboldt
and Mendocino, Sd9; South Plains and
San Joaquin, 5dS; lambs, 6qS.
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SOW; $500 at sou. Total 10000 shares.
Manhattan~-l,O 900 at III.
Tetro--5Oo at "a; 800 at sSh. Total
1000 shares 80.
victor--lOO at 55h; 1900 at 5eM, To
tai 800 shares
West Morning Glory-So00 at 6M.
Yankee Con,--lO0 at sS.s2M; 100 at
1926.
OPEN BOARD.
Carisa--50 at rs,
Callfornia~-5O0 at 81,
Daly-West--25 at $50. 10.
Boss Tweed--100 at TAN.
La Relne--5O0 at q.
Lower Mammoth--io0 at ;1.4o.
May Day--20O at 69la.
Tetro--200 at 49,
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nurrEn ANn EGne

Chicago Dec. g. on the produce ex.
change today tho utter market waq
Arm creameries @zi; diaries, igGiI
Cheese-0hWl0N ~
Eggs--Firm; ftcyh "A.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

San Franciaco Dec 7.--Wheat affirm.
December lOihi May 1854; spot firm
l0S%.
Barloy-steady; May SOM cash, 7sg
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, Mo-, Dec. -Woll--Steady;
territory and western medium, 1idl6k.
fine, HOS; coarse, 11dl4is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07

A, \. Campbell, stock Broksr.
2O2.2OS D. +. Walker Block. Tel. 6S6.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07
Tintic shipments,

Broberw a. Thompsou. stock nrokers,
81 Walker Bros Bank Bldg. Tel. 1257g.