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p. L. Kimberley sells Iron Mines

Deals IN iron ore propertiea involving
several million dollars have been closed
with the last few days. gays the New
York Commercial The largest transac-
ton was the sale Of a property on the
Nesaba range. owned by p. l. kimber-
ley. who Is now Ia this city. TO Jones g.
Iaughliua OF Pitisburg the c0nsidera-
tlon being over si.0oo0oo Harry oliver
Of Pittsburg Is understood 20 have paid
$500 900 and a royalty Of soc a ton for a
mine in the Gogehic range
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Black Hair

For so years Ayers Hair
Vigor has been restoring
color to gray hair. II never
fails to do this work, either.
Besides this, it keeps the
scalp clean and healthy, stops
falling Of the hair, and makes
the hair grow thick and long.
It's a regular hair-food.
layers Hair Vigor keeps my scalp
clean and healthy. II stopped the fall
ing Of my hair, also, and made Il grow
nicely. receive many compliments
for my beautiful head OF hair"
Mrs. L. E. Stevens, Gle Elum, Wash.
81. All druggists. &c AVER CO, lowell, hass.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas city, Nov. 6.--Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1900 Generally steady, Native
beef steers 1890 GO. Texas steers 5000
A.5O, Texas cows 2,o0G3OO; native cows
aud heifers 2.60d5.25; stockers and feed
els 2,SeN4iO, bulls 2.25Q40O, calves 300
M50O.
Hogs--Receipts $4,000: steady, Bulk
Of sales 5.65a500; heavy 5.S5M5.g5;
packers 5.7bd5.9O, medium 5.6545.S5;
light 54Od5S0 workers. 5.25Q575; pigs
i.50l5,25.
sheep--Receipts 2,oOO; steady. Nut
tons 3OOq4O0: lambs 4.Q0qi.S5; range
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Old sioux MIN Sold.

Adeal was contaminated shortly
before noon today by which the old
Sioux mill at Robinson passed into the
hands Of p. j, Donahue of the Western
Exploration company. Nearly $4,000
was involved in the deal, the vendor be-
ing r. d. Grant, Mr Donahue said this
morning that the mill viii shortly be
started up on the ore of the camp, OF
which plenty is assured TO keep all
its stamps dropplng
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sales ON the Curb.

Stocks we're unusually active on the
curb after the morning call The sale
OF zoe shares Of California was reported
al si.OS, while 80 Daly-West changed
hands at S5255. In Refine was active
at e. Martha Washington was traded
In at 2s.
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1901 SUBJECTS
AND DESIGNS,

In Medallions and Framed Pictures.
Bee our window display and call In to
get prices
CANNON BOOK STORE.
Deseret News. PrOpsl
II and IS Main ST.
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wethers S.25dfS.S5; ewese S.1595. 10
stockers and feeders 2OOQ35O.
OMAHA.

st0ckers and feeders 2.OuQ50U.
OMAHA.
Omaha. Neb., Nov. 6.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 5000. Steady Native beef steers
,OOGi6. 80: western steers 4.OOQ5. 90
cows and heifers 2 SOI3.S5; Gamers 70
az rs; stookers and feeders S.OO@4.bO;
Calves 3.OOQ5.0O; bulls, stays, etc. 2.'0
6i400.
Hogs-Recelpts 5,4oO; shade easier;
heavy 8. 7Oa5, IS; mixed 6.70Q572; light
s COOS. 20; pigs 5.4OQ56O; bulk Of sales
8. 70Q5 .72is.
Sheep Receipts 5000; strong; fair 10
choice westerns S.lO@3.G 60; common and
stock sheep 3.oOqS,4O lambs 4.OOq4.6o.
DENVER.
Denver, Nov. 6.--Cattle--Rcceipts io0.
Market steady; beef steers 3,6qiiO;
COWS 2.50Gt3 g5 feeders, freight paid 70
river 355Q4lO: stockers, freight paid
to river, S.4OaS.S5; bulls, stays, etc,
t5Ou300.
Hogs-Receipts 200, market low.r;
light packers b.6O@5.G5; mixed 5.6eqo.lU;
heavy 5.65Glb.fO-
sheep--Recelpts 1900. Market steady
Good tat nluttOns S.0OqS.bO; lambs ooO
d4.U0.
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sugar-Raw. quiet; fair refining. sha
3 b-16; centrifugal, 90 test, S% molasses
sugar, 8. Refined. quiet; crushed, $50;
powdered, $40; granulated, 5,gj.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Nov. 6.--December wheat OPP
ened at 72isq72Ss, sold up to TN, then
declined to IN,
Close: Wheat-Nov. nv; Dec, 7lIs
G72: May 70.
Corn Nov. 5Sas; Dec. sebq59h.
Oats-Nov. 37h; Dec. S7ls.
Pork--Nov. 37la; Dec Sl6
Pork-Nov. 1915: Jan. 14.S2i9.
Lard-Nov. s.52ls; Jan, S.52..
Ribs-Nov. 1856; Jan. 1874.
Flax-Cash N. w. 49,
Rye-Dec. 56A.
Barley-Cash 5l0bS.
Timothy-March 5.75.
Cash. wheat-No. 2 red 7Shq74h;
No. red 7lG52A; No 2 hard winter,
7l5a72Ib; No. 3 hard winter, 7lmlla;
No. northern spring, 7SQ74ls No. z
northern spring 7l@72h; No. spring.
6SN7l.
Corn-No. 9, 59ssG6O; No. 9, bs%060,
oats-No. 2, ssIs9Ss; No. 3, S9QSsA
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big sale on Flannelotte, Mohair and
Flannel waists, i5c each; were from
sl75 10 $3.50.
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X. X. THOMAS

Broberg & Thompson, stock Brokers,
q Walker Bros. Bank Bldg Tel 1857
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Great inducements 10 close out our
entire stock Of Chlldrens and Ladies
shopc
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A. y. Campbell, stock Broker.
so2-2O3 d. r. Walker Block. Tel. 5Ss.
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&c Cons a Son. stock Brokers
I 10 s, Jennings Block. Tel. 1907.
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oil on snake River.

In a letter TO the Boise Statesman.
A.. ~. ParaaTls s3ys tia; Ia iT;B.Bs ioT
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@i6i5HiYl!!IEEFI E Tllg!a 20 sRAs9I
RIO GRANGE wE5llSSsa ~
Current Time Table.
LEAVE SAT- LAKE, CITY

LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY
No. e-For Grand Junction. Dem
Yer and points Fast ,.,........ $3.50 am.
ton and all points East. go. S:i5 pm.
ton and all points East..s.,. SD pm.
No. lQ-For Bingham. Lehl. Pro-
vo, Heber, Manti Marysyale
AMI intermediate pqints....... S.DO am
No. S-FoY Eureka Payson, He
ate points Observation-Disclosures. 500 pm.
No. 3-For Ogden and the West II 90 pm.
No. l--For Ogden aud the West l2.i5 pm
No. 5--For Ogden and the West 1850 am.
No. l2-For Park Clty,........... s;lS am.
aRRlvg SALT LAKE CITY
No. S-From Provo, Grand juno
ton and the East .,..,..,..... e;3j m.
No. l--From Provo, Grand June
and The East ,.n.,..,,..,,...,. 1885 pm,
No. 3-From Provo, Grand juno
ton ana the East .....,....,.. 1850 pm,
No, 9--tr0m Provo, heber. Blng-
ham Eureka NarysVale Man
Il ana intermediate points,. 500 pm
No. G-From Ogden and the West $40 a M
No. 2--From Ogden and the West 1905 pm
No. 4--From ogden and the West S.lJ pm
No 7-From Eureka, Payson,
Heber, Provo and intermedi-
ATE polntk......... ...s'.s's.'' 80 WV e'Hi
No 4l-From Park City....,.,.,. 5.l5 pm
Perfect dining car service.
Sleeping cars 20 Chicago without change
Ticket office 1903 West Second South
Postofilce Corner Phone. 10
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MONEY AND RoNps.

Money on call nomnally at SAMi per
cent. Prime mercantile paper, 1905 per
cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business IN bankers tllls at iS7 for de-
mand and at 4s3A G4St for slrty days;
posted rates. is4hGiS5 ana 4SIhW
ass. commercial bills, i,sSQlSSls.
Bar silver. SIS
Mexican dollars i5h.
Government bonds steady, refunding
rs reg and coup, 100. Ss reg. and coup,
l0S; new As reg, ana coup. 1873; old Is
reg and coup, 1i2h, IS reg. and coup.
107.
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ARTISTIC JOB WORK
And printing specially attended TO at
the Deseret News ONCE. Estimates
promptly furnished. Rush orders a
speciality.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis, Nov. 6,--Wool. firm, terri
tory and western medium, l4Qle1s; iine'
llWl5Is: coarse, l2Ql5c.
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Changers and PacIfics and the best
prices OF the day were made. sugar
vas Forced down again 2ls under the
pest prices and Amalgamated Copper
2, slightly checking the rise, but II was
resumed. ST. Paul rose an extreme "a,
Union Pacific ~ and other leaders
touched the best prices. Metropolitan
street railway rallied "a. Among the
less conspicuous stocks there were ad-
yances Of from 2 to points There
were enormous transactions N p,
Paul and Union Pacific and the Patics
closed very buoyant. Elsewhere there
was some irregularity,
CLOSING STOCKS
Atchison SIN, Rock Island Ii6. South
ern railway 3iM, Southern railway, pre-
ferred 9ik Reading 43ik Reading. pre-
ferred, first, 17A, Wabash S7h South
ern Pacific eih st. Paul INK. w. o.
SIX Leather, preferred sou, Northern
Ann. SG, Copper $50, n. Y Central
l5s Atchison preferred s7&. Anaconda
az, Pac. Mail i5h, l., g. N. 1855, BRIT.
63ss. Gas iO07., Tel. 6O7. Manhattan
l2tN, Sugar 1l6ih, q. p 1854, c. q. w.
25%, w. G. 2ih. W. c. preferred 4l%;
Mo. Pac. 10iB c. & A. S6h, U. 5. s.
i2ia, u s. 5. preferred, 9lA, b. & o,
OSM, METROPOLITAN 15Tk
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30

DoNEsTIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - Com
uaercial 81 % discount; bank. par San frarclsco-
Sight par; telegraph 23c. Boston-Par Chlcaeo
Par Charles ton-Buying. 1-16c discount; seihhs
I-1sc premium. Savannah-Bnying' ''c u'7'o'N
selling, 75c premium.
RANG CI,EARINGS. - New-fork - Exchanges
sess 1oo 512. balances SIS 04 $50 Boston-Exchahses
s2s 17s G2. balances 81 ,9l4Si3. Pnilaoelphia-rN
changes 70, sss 474 balances. s2.5714oo Baltimore
Exchanges 1916. .255; balances so0s,lZz ohieaso-
Exchanges ss3 344.5oS; balances, 2oh,ho.
FOREIGN MONEY MARkET-Call money III
Iondo, an. per cent; open market discount rate
fer short bills. 3asM3i2 per cent lohs otiis'
nor cent RerIin discount rate, 27s per cent for
,brea months. bills and SA per cent for short bills
Berlin exchange on London. 20 marks At p1enniss
Paris exchange on London, . iiai''S ~
Paris discount rate 2l2 per cent -
FOREIGN SECURITIES - British consois iof
r,opav Q, Ills: for the account. 81 Ills spanish
A. :, ondon 711h French rentes, l0l francs 10 CEN
times. 49,, ~,
THE; SILVER MARKET-Bar silver. oo7sc' Mex
TO, suvar dollars 1870. Bar silver In LONDON
closed Is 7-16d. - az
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. 429o; LISBON oo'I''
Buenos Ayres 1920 Rome, 2Os
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receip'S
ra,or,ad from, WASHINGTON 81 06S146; internal feVe
nue. receipts 81 943,31s; miscellaneous receipts WV,
sos. total receIpts for day, s3l119S3; expeH1i
,,rea 81 5000 Receipts for the month 10 GATE
"a 4ss 535: expenditures :39.3450oo excess or re-
CENTS SlR535 Receipts for the fiscal year 10
date s23s 1863 36: expenditures S20Ssb4'h excess ol
receipts ss2 5o4, ,eo5 National bank notes received
for redemption, s6l6.155
SUB-TREASURY. The Sub-Treasury was
debtor to the Clearing House S,o44'1A e.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
CONDITION OF TRADE.
"Dun'S Review" saws:

"Dun'S Review says.
supplE and prices firmly held at an execution
aiiy sh level II ,d Is m ibe bsiness situation
These factors in evidence to an unusua
cipai disturbing element is the lack of cars to
handle the phenomenal shipments tnat are urgenuy
by extensive changes under way at many railway
terminals where & better Tina resr ase Work is iaRd
aIped In the same connection there nave ap-
pe.rred numerous labor controversies among
sy itchmen freight handlers, river pilots, miners
ayld other allied workmen which combine to make
the problem of transportation most intricate; Al
though the movement of grain to interior cities Is
the westward traffic of merchandise Is so unprece-
dented as to necessitate the return of empty cars
,nont w @ faworabia conditions may be surmised from
reports for November thus far, which show gains
1893 despite delays. Amy loss of general trade due
phenomenai preparations of the preceding days and
the dealings in special lines Bank elearings FOR
sons; at New-York exceeding last by IA per
cent and 1899 by y per cent whe m at other lead
a general advance in the price of pig iron indi-
Gates that record breaking activity at furnaces
fails to produce accumulation of supplies. Steel
mills are seeking ateria urgently, and Bessemer
able below SIS so Large sales of forge foundry
iron reported at further advances. and South
Buyng of railway supplies is the most urgent feat
rails n a banr WaneG
much earlier than they can be delivered. In gen.
and despite the vigorous prosecution of work since
the big strike terminated there Is no evidence that
mills have gained their orders. At present the
business in 100. appears limited by facilities, but il
is probable that producing capacity will be greatly
enlarged.
'.Bradstreet's says:
The advent of more seasonable weather has given
the apparently only needed stimulus to retail and
holiday demand the North, East and in por-
tions of the South. From retail rather
than wholesale demand will attract most attention
Co.der weather and snow would, however, benefit
Northwestern trade and industry, though the open
weather prevailing has enabled more than ordinary
complete farming preparations and extended build
ing activity. Accompanying the improvement in the
tone of trade, there has been a broadening and
deepening in speculation in leading food staples
and all in ALL there is ather more cheerful feel
ing prevailing. The great basic conditions of
wholesale trade and industry show particular
change though and steel the situation is
apparently further strengthening the position of
producers Inc shortage has not improved per-
ceptbly. and has. In fact been aggravated by
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
IRON AND STEEL CONDITIONS.
Rogers. Brown & Co. say


Every feature Of the iron trade commented on the
last few weeks continues. There is no abatement
demand for pig iron, which IS clearly in excess
of supply. Buyers not objecttng to the current
level of prices, which averages about 81 per ton
higher than the first of the month. Some inquiries
for spot iron during the week have failed to find
any available In the Eastern market for delivery
before January. Most of the buying Is for the first
half OF 1902 but transactions of magnitude are
reported deliveries OF which through the entire
year This business comes from large concerns
which have contracted their own output and regard
II wise for materials There is still
a complete absence Of speculation. the heavy ton
mage booked being wholly for legitimate consump-
ton.
Slightly more favorable reports are received from
Germany but English markets con ttnue the down
ward course Middlesboro No. selling as low as
43 shilngs the close of the week This is said
by English ironmasters to be below actual cost
Of production. No further efforts of German n
makers to reach American markets are reported
The latest adviceS to the car shortage snow
appreciabe Improvement. The situation at
Pittsburg is further complicated by the strike or
switchmen. From fifteen to twenty furnaces nave
been banked in the Central West almost contlnu-
ously for a month past. The effect on the output
of pig iron fail TO be felt. Stocks or mer-
chant p,, iron on furnace yards completely eX-
hausted in nearly every district
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30

RAILROAD BONDS-Market generally strong
Total sales amounted in value to A10.5o0
against IS l7s Wednesday. The heaviest deal
ings were In the Atchiscn general As, Baltimore
and Ohio gold Is, Central of Georgia IS. I'd and Sd
incomes Chicago and Alton 35zs Chicago. Burling-
ton ard Quincy AZ. Colorado Southern first As,
Erie general 4s Fort Worth and Denver City hrsts.
Kansas City Southern IS, Mexican Central LIST and
ID incomes Mohawk and Malone incomes. Nor
folk and Western Is Northern Pacific IS and As.
Reading general IS. Southern Pacific IS, Third
Avenue ss Union Pacific first and convertible IS
and Wabash Gebenture Bs.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
BOSTON STOCKS.
,ea hr p I. nar 3 Co.. SO. 3 Nassau-s,l
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The outside market was fairly active. with Mex
lean National issues features. The common stock
advanced to I51, the highest point reached since
the announcement of the plan of reorganization
The Is sold at 79 and 7s2. Pocahontas Coal sold
at 130 an advance of points. Eastern steam
shin was strong and IL points higher at 4S2- Ma
,ioral Sugar advanced tx to 1O21s- About $3.50
shares of General Carriage sold at IS Electric
Boat sold at and 1872. Standard Oil sold at es, a
decline of II4 points American Cans were quiet,
with the only trading in the common stock at ls+.-
Storage Power sold a 81. and S&a
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
GUARANTEED STOCKS

Quotations furnished by Joseph Walker Sons No
Bid. AS:
Albany 6 susq-ehsnna p Cgtt by Della %,
atlanta Tn5s 8 teha75 charotte Air Line p c std
BIs50n H%g.65 ASepy RTepY p G .s. Ds 2ss :as
Boston atasr'Gs & y = All Line pf p tg't by
boston n 3 IoWeli VI p G gid by Boston
a kn P:aIidtace 10 {: jetd By \. y =.
sesch crsss ?. c. jstd- BY n Y c. ,s =
cata, h s:a 81 I 4 : Go. 3, 6 pf stock Cd rs :
cayusa Sy nna2Seas sas1uahspns p esd By pei 90
csysland P'ttsburs p 9 ,e ~ Is' 1ssssts
conaecticat River 10 p. c. Cetd by Boston .,
connsoticut Mn.et & Passunpsic River ?. tgtd -,
Columbus xenta p c 's'd- oy reinss 2s
Concord Z Montreal p c 'g'1 Dy 1851
ps 1aiBe2 Z Bennd Brook p c (gtd- by Phiia- %,
Det16if asPhia HiIIsfaie hfa ( Southwestern ,o-
(gtd by L. s & Michigan Southern -, - ,sa ~,
Erie 6 PITTS. (gtd by PeIiasyganla' yt.Ia Ia
Fitchburg p, c tgtd by Boston Ma1ne{ ss15 by 1'
IaI,e shore 8. Michigan s5utnern)- -. ia5
Ga r. r. & Fanking Co. II P c 'gtd- 0s .sq
l!nGls liasts eS9s5el Central leased Lie p : go 4sa 8 8
Loss Sas5s IS? ::4ss a5 3 F:ssy:as 3
rJttIe SchuyikilI Navigation r r < CoaI a..
Co. 5 p. c. (gtd- by Phila- & feadinsjl... i
PhiiadsIphia Rsad4sl ,,' +, D L "; isss ri
"; Y Harlem I = 2 c, COM ep' pl ' 40 -
New,York IaGkawaTns M < western l.',.... 1851
Naugatuck 10 p c tgtd- by ~ T. ~ - ass
Norwich M I' & worcester pf. p. c Cstd By .,
n. Y. N H & H - ~: pills
North Pennsylvania p c ts'd, Oy rni. ns =
~. delPhLa Eh,a & Ksadins1 ga nv Xew-York New
Haven & Hartford. ----.---- - -.1.i r,sis
Oswego & Syracuse o p. G 's,c- DS yo
ware Lackawanna & Western -, Ctt
Peoria & Bureau Valley p c tgto- os III 90
cago. Rock Island & Pacific .
Ptttsburg. Fort Wayne & Chicago = rs5 -
(gtd. BY Pennsylvania -.--.-.
Pitts, McKee5port & Youghiosnehy - =
(gtd. Jointly by PittsburS & Lake EIis a tsf
Lake Shore and Michigan SoutHsI -.
Providence & Worcester 10 p c ts-1- - 295 ~
Y. n. H & HI 49, rala- ,a
Rensselaer, & Saratoga p c tsto- " st5 -
Rome watertown & OgdensoUrg p c s' is
by y. Y. c. & III. r. r RI -. -r,sia-
Saratoga & Schenectady ?. C tgtd- OS 10
z HudSCn)
Southwest of Georgia .. c. tstd- oS Ce III IN
United n j. r r Canal CO. 10 D 80 81
(gtd. by Pennsylvania IJ--ansv "a
o. : (gtd. by Delaware Lack q Ne195-s ~s.
Utica & Black River p c. tstc- oS H fas u"
Watertown & OgdensbuTg) r,ai,-
Valley New-Y9rk ; D tgtd u fse
ware I.ackawanna & WESTERN urI 1913
Warren IN. u 2. C (gtd- BY D. L
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30

switchmen's strikes at several points. There Is
rather caImer view taken OF recent events In the
cotton goods trade while the woollen goods situa-
tion is as satrong as Holidays have s1Shtiy
reduced the. volume of bank clearings from week
ago but the gain over last year is still marked AS
for some time past, the transportation interests
have beer very busy but, that water navi-
cation is closed. the strain, though not ended as
whole. 10 ay be somewhat relieved. The only un-
favorable feature noted is the continuance OF the
drouth IN Kansas and Missouri the effect OF Whlch
upon the winter wheat crop is not yet denned
Wholef the South still notes the duliing
effect of the smaller than expected cotton crop
and the lower prices obtained as compared with
last year.
CHICAGO STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Tracy & No. 40 Wsil-st0
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations the Colorado Springs Min
ing Stock Exchange by the Counselman & Day pri-
vate wire from William P. Bonbright & Co.. OF
Colorado Springs:
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
IMPORTS OF DRYGOODS
PORT OF NEW-YORK.

PORT OF NEW-YORK.
Week ended Nov. % 1901. 1900 - isas -,
Entered the Sl,E4."SS
Thrown market. 1,9I3,916 1,6}S.23o l"HS-io
From January / -. ar, ,,o
Thrown 102 606,323 81 dFh3eZ
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington Nov 2e-The condition OF the Treas
,,rv divisions of issue and redemption. at the De-
Ginning Of business to-day as follows
RESERVE FUND.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

STOCKS
FURNISHED by Frederic H. Hatch. No. 30 Broad-stI
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
STOCK VALUES HEAVY.
COPPER SHARES DEMOR4LIZED.

ayarG.u.TFD DECLINES FIVE POINTS
STERLING EXCHANGE HIGHER
Closing prices yesterday OF the principal ac-
tive securities and net changes from Weones-
days quotations were:
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

MONEY MARkET--Money rates quoted fol-
low: Call money Siaa5 per cent. ruling rate per
cent. Time money, AZ per cent for sixty days
three. four and six months on railroad collateral
Commercial paper. 4izdoi7 per cent FOR three four
and six months for the best names. and above for
names well known.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Marke closed firm and
higher. Actual closing rates follow:
Cables Sight Sixty days
Sterling 80. 4sS@4sS 4sS7 AGe4s7S .s4l. "a s3l
Franc. '515 E&I5h hSI5.15ss s5lsisei5IS
Reichsrnarks 3hae3 5l6 f-i6Ga51s s5G951
Su.lders 4oAA h405-l6 40 1-16@40 9-l6
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London Nov. 2. 4 p. m-The msrket for Amert-
esS secur.tfe- Nas weak Final prices follow:
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
BANK STOCKS.
NEW-YORK

Reported by Clinton Gilbert. No. wsu-s.,
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

ACTUAL seies-l-Closing- shaTes
lo,a- High Low. Fin Bid. Ask eolo.
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CHTC4GO STOCKS.

Open. High Low. Close
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS

GOVERNMENT BONDs.-Market steady. Final
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'And interest.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS

CINCINNATI. NEw-oRLEANs AND TEXAS '
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'DoIiars per share.
Williams news. [microfilm reel] (Williams, Ariz.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

THE NEWS is not allowed to
miss an issue, it has been pre-
vented only by much labor, ex-
pense, kindness of Mr.. Funston
in allowing use of type and
presses, and plenty of good hard
hustling. Getting copy to print
ers thirty-five miles away and
getting out a paper, is work and
inconvenience, yet the News
will feel repaid if the people of
Williams appreciate the effort.
Williams news. [microfilm reel] (Williams, Ariz.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

A GENTLEMAN remarked to
the NEWS Editor Thursday,
''Win the NEWS suspend publ
cation?" When answered most
emphatically in the negative. he
further remarked, "Well, then,
the town will build up again. L
have never known a case where
a town would rebuild after IS
asterous fire like this if its news
papers suspended" More wis
dom than fiattery in such re-
marks.
Williams news. [microfilm reel] (Williams, Ariz.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

WILLIAMS salutes Flagstaff and
trusts the Fourth was glorious
success. We all intended going
down, but ''she was agin' us"
Several went down on the side,
and we can vouch for it that they
all had ten apiece.
Williams news. [microfilm reel] (Williams, Ariz.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

EVERY one owing the NEWS a
cent is requested to pay it, as, if
we ever needed money, it's right
now We have a small keg of
money due if all will be generous
to pay it.
Williams news. [microfilm reel] (Williams, Ariz.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

THE fire destroyed ten dwell
ing houses, two hotels and thirty
six business houses in the space
of one hour. Quick work that.
Williams news. [microfilm reel] (Williams, Ariz.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

For fellows of grit, Good Lord
give us the business men of Will
liams forever. They are the
right stuff.