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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-25
Music and Drama
At the Toler.
CAMPANART
Coming Attractions for
Wichita Amusement Lovers.

Signor Campanari. the leading bari
tone of the Grau Metropolitan Opera
company, who will make a concert tour
during the months of October and No
vember under the direction of c. L. Graf
company, Carnegie hall. New York. will
open his season at the Worcester and
Maine festivals. Mr.. Campanari is
booked TO appear with leading orches-
tras and musical organizations Of Amer
lea. He will be heard at The Toler next
Tuesday evening, October %.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-25

Mrs. ". \ Polk gave delightful dia-
ns- Sunday evening In honor q Hrs.
Tile Fehlsisen. OF Colorado sPznsz Cole.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-31
Expert Johnson Says Cactus and
OK, Have Fine ShOwings,
BIG SHELTER PROTECTED,
Majestic Company MAY Soon Begin
Erecting Plant Assurance BY Csp-
itaiisIs' Representative.

Al NJ Iohnson the expert IN charge
$500, ,,sa,ha,s. tn,oros,s ln
"a Wv 'N'""''
Bingham ana Ia Beaver county re-
turned from the former property last
o,ori,s uo r.norts dnvolopment work
'""s' ~ 49, ..,.f,.,.an,,
as progressing lnoS' Sut's''V"'"S az
the Boston Consolidated and also at
the Cactus The great lrlple-cOmpart.
80, mo- a., ana looor ia d,,vn A5o
iH'"' "n''' "' Wv ,"''' p" ~
ioet ana SINKING WIZ continue another
$50 feet Drifting ON ore Is under way
an lbe g0O foot lowell ana tbe showing IA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-31
PERSONALS.

Henry Cohn has returned from an
eastern business trip,
r. NJ Teots Is back from his New
York business trip
Mrs. Jessie Leslie Is IN at her First
North street residence
Judge Bartch has returned from a
mining trip into Nevada,
Mrs. Clarence T. Brown has been
called to Chicago by the serious Illness
OF her mother Mrs Gunsaulus.
Miss Florence l.. Parry, teacher In the
Grant school Is recovering from her
sickness az the Holy Cross hospital
MISS Mary Crltchlow is III with ton.
sllltis, and while she is III Mrs. William
{, Jennings VIII teach In her stead,
city Editor t. s. Carroll Of the Og-
den Standard IL IN town for a few DAYS
rest from the lurid surroundings of the
standard office,
Thomas d. Pitt of Corlnne Is az the
Wey hotel having come down 10 con
graduate his brother-in-law Hen Hey
wood, on hls appointment 20 be United
states marshal,
General Manager Perry S. Heath OF
the salt Lake Tribune and Evening Tel
egram lett last night for Chicago New
York and Washington. He viii return
accompanied by Mrs. Heath.
Billy O'Meara has been heard from at
Los Angeles, en- route TO Santa Gaia.
lima. bent on collecting an assortment
OF lish stories that VIII stagger the en-.
trle town on his return.
Bishop Earl Cranston OF the Metho.
dist church was at the Knutsford hotel
long enough this morning to taxi
breakfast, and then continue west to
Portland over the Short Line.
II II Walsh, representing the Nom.
creine Bros, Of Wyoming, Is at IN,
Kenyon from Grand Junction, where ne
went with shipment of horses for the
English government,
Hon Joseph Stanford Of Ogden city
was In town yesterday, and the News"
IL pleased to see that he has recovered
from the stroke of paralysis that bros-
trated him for short time lie looks
bright, active and cheerful and stated
That he was about TO take trip to
the Pacific coast, and Will probably
stay FOR a couple OF months at Los An
geles. Mr. stanford is chairman Of the
board Of commissioners of Weber coun.
". ana we are glad TO know that his
usefulness has not been impaired by
his temporary Illness. We hope his Wis.
u ia the coast win result Ia his com.
plete restoration to health and yigor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-31
STOCK MARKET
HAD LITTLE SWING
Strength Was Shown by Stocks
Over Yesterdays Figures.
1850 SHARES FOR Sl79ll.
Constituted the Business Transacted
.-Carisa and Daiy.West Held
Much Firmer

On tho mining exchange this morn
ing transactions involving 1850 shares
and Si7,9li5O were recorded. Az a
general thing fluctuations were around
yesterdays figures and the market had
very little swing 20 It, Daly-West,
Mammoth and Carlsa were traded in
at improved figures Daily West show
ed a marked advance ia price. Mann
moth brought sl25 for 200 shares and
Carsa shared In the trading around 40,
A feature Of the mornings business
was the transfer Of 1000 shares OF
Alice at Is.
Lower Mammoth has been terribly
hammered and today sold al 60 cents
az compared with 1,Oy not ten days ago,
The company Is much In debt but IS
sad to have very good showings.
May Day was called out on bid Of
rs and o sale Of 1000 Sacramento at
l7is was recorded,
The trading this morning commenced
with Alas at SiA. The stock ruled
between that figure and S5A closing
Y cent OFF. California opened with
a sale 90 IN and sold up TO Az, clos
ing With 1874 bid after transactions
amounting to 400 shares had been
recorded. Victor shared In the trad
ing On downward scale from " to
40 and the call closed with the follow
inc bid and asked quotations ON the
board. A. al A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-31
THE ADMlRAES NICKNAME.

Rear Admiral George Brown, retired
carried a nickname during the last
twenty years of his naval career that
stuck 10 him closer than that Of at.
most ans other officer in the service.
lie was known TO every officer and
man from rear admlras to berth-dcck
cooks as "Spud' Brown THIS is how
he earned his sObrlQuet told the other
night IN the Army and Navy club.
Years ago when he was only com.
mander he Was a skipper In one of the
Old wooden fr.gates which were carry.
ing the nag across the Pacific for SER
vice on the China station The old YES
sci sol In the doldrums. and 10 make
matters worse. her machinery didn't
work very we'll, and at the end on
several weeks the meSscs forward and
att found themselves almost in the
middle OF the ocean with very little
more to. eat than the regulation salt
horse bareback beef and bully" and
other scuryy producing articles OF diet.
Al hands had y mighty laundering
after 'spuds by which name the Irish
potato Is afectlonately cherished by
mariners
soon 0tterward a big transpaclac
liner bound for san Francisco hove In
sight, half hun down in the distance
ploNing eastward Signals N heave 10
immediately blossomcd from the fore.
truck Of the frigate. but the liner was In
a hurry and did not stop Bigger signal
pennants few from the frigate. hut
still the liner sped onward contempt
uously. The next moment solid shot
went ricocheting along ahead OF the
passenger boat and IN answer 10 this
summons the vessel hove TO. while her
skipper waited IN amazement for the
frlgaie TO draw up and send a boat a.
loncside
Instead OF announcing declaration
OF war; Captain Browns cmissaries.
who came alongside In a cutter. took
Captain Browns compliments to the
master Of the liner and with an In.
quiry would the merchant captain be
kind enough TO part with supply OF
spuds Tor cash to relieve the sufferings
Of lot Of hungry memo wars men.
The ramarks Of the merchant captain,
are not on record but the spuds were
produced and Admiral Brown viii be
known as "Spud" Brown until he
dies.--New York Times.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
nssGAA~nNs.~HJnnnnnrunwunannrup ust
Witch i,..l.i t Is expected a smcter viii soon

which II Is expected a smelter will soon
be erected
The new telephone line between
Pearl, Colo, ana Grand Enoampment IN
wyoming IL completed today, as IN al
50 the connections with the q. Is. mine
near Milford Material has arrived and
IN being distributed for the new line be-
tween Blaokfoot and Haley
Stockton Is becoming very lively
ana promising camp. Much develop
meni Is going on ana several proper
Ties are shipping regularly The East
lionerine and the Hidden Treasure
each have car of ore on the market
today from that camp.
The Utah-wyomlug on ana Fuel
company which recently struck oil on
us Fossil wyoming, property, az the
6O-fOot level has the drills now down
l2O feet and more oil and some water
has been encountered. Expectations
are that most favorable showings VIII
soon be- encountered
Geo Moore, manager Of the Sunshine
at Mercur, returned from the property
last night. he states that all win be
In readiness for the starting OF the
new mill by February 10 The ma
chlnery is being connected up now and
the 2lnc boxes are already ON the
ground. Manager Moore Wlll return
TO camp probably tomorrow.
The Boston and Idaho company which
was recently incorporated In this city
under the direction Of W. IT, Tibbals,
the stockbrokcr FOR the purpose OF
operating three claims In Lcmhl county.
Idaho Will today turn over the second
instalment on the purchase price of
the group 20 the original owners. This
makes the second payment OF One-iifth
the total amount which Is not named
Yice-Presldent John Dern Of the Con.
Mercur Is today In Boston 1t II sat
ed that he viii probably return 10 the
city next week when the re0rganiaa-
ton Of the Con. Mercur company viii
be effected The first nay
ment TO Captain be La Mar
for his stock of 100000 has been
made, but other particulars concerning
the deal have not yet been announced.
The First Methodist church Is en-.
joying well attended and successful
revival meetings which are being held
every evening this week IN the church
on East Third South street. The union
meetings Just closed OF the Liberty
park and Phillips Congregational
churches are believed BY the pastors
and members Of both churches to have
resulted In marked good to all con
cerned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-31
SCANDINAVIAN SINGERS
ATTENTIONS

The attention of Scandinavian sing
ers and choirs Is directed to The Latter
day Saints "koralbok' (psaImody).
for sale at this office. II has been ir
print Tor several years, gotten up by
Mr. Olof Nilsson, for many years and
until recently leader of the Danish.
Norwegian choir, "Harmonlen." II ia
now used by the two Scandinavian
chors "Svea" and 'Harmonien" Of
Salt Lake city. also by Scandinavian
chors In Ogden. Logan, Provo, Brig
ham city and other towns. Copies have
also been furnished to cholrs In
Copenhagen, Stockholm and Christi.
ania. II Is printed In clear type. on fine
white paper, contains IS pieces Of mu.
sic, with the hymns printed both in
swedish aud Danish Norwegian Ian
guages. All Scandinavian choirs and
organizations should obtain this work.
Price, In paper cover, 80 cents per copy.
For sale at Cannon Book Store, (Deser-
ct News Props). II and 10 Main Street,
salt Lake City Utah. Special discounts
to agents, dealers and choirs,
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or THE
ltah Colorado oil Company; You are
hereby notified that Ia pursuance OF the
Statutes OF Utah, Ia such case made aud
provided the Undersigned, president Of the
SAID company, mas called special meeting
OF tho stockholders. 10 90 held at the knuts.
lord Hotel IN salt Lake city, Utah, on the
10Th day Of February ls0,, At the hour OF :
o'clock .. m. AZ said meeting the following
questions viii be submitted 10 the stock
holders Tor their action thereon:
l,t. shall the action OF u majority OF tho
directors. IN q pretended meeting OF the
ioard OF Directors on the 2ist day of Ianu-
oty. l9O2 he repudatedi
-ud. shall tho contract entered into by
the President uf the Company on the ----..
DAY ~ October l.Ol on iehalf Of tins Com.
pany, with krrr CLOSER y Van Cleve. pro.
vldng fer tho Development OF tue Companys
property. BIZ ratified aud apprOycdi
sid shall the Officers Of the Company be
authorized 70 ployile 10 farther develop.
meut work and provide for the sale Of treas.
my stock, and u 10. what officer or officers
shall be authorized 20 act Ia this behalf. aud
upon what terulS aud conditions shall the
stock be sodi
lth. shall the Company open an Office at
Chicago for the sale VI stock and the trans
action Of other financial bdsineSs;
ath, Any other questions which may be
brought 10 the attention u said fneetiug by
any Uf tho stockhO ,uefs present.
witness my hand aud the seal Of said
Company. az Chicago. this eth
(sEAL) day Ot January, \. u, 1902
ID. A. HOLMES, resident.
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MINING NOTES.

The Horn silver Mining company has
two ears Of ore ready for assaying.
Three ears OF Red Wing concentrates
arrived from bingham this morning.
Judge W l. Snyder has gone To Park
city 60 visit the California properties
l.. D. Hughes OF the Ronenza Consol.
dated at Park city has returned from
an inspection trip 20 the property
Wayne Choatc, the expert engineer.
is al the rieVaukee, of Bingham. get
ting Development work Well under way
ore and bullion settlements In this
city yesterday amounted 10 SIl geo. r
r. Jones a co. $3Sooo Mccormick Il
Co, $4,000
The Taylor and irunton campIc, was
today In receipt OF two cars OF ore from
stockton, two from Frisco and three
from Bingham
Manager G. y. Allen OF the Centen.
NAL Eureka has been at the mine FOR
several days and returns TO the city
tonight.
One car of Yosemite the Ragonl
lease) OF Bingham ore win be- market.
ed today as will also one car Of Spence
ore from Wells Navada,
The Taylor ana Bunton sampler was
started last night after a two DAYS
shutdown on account of frozen pipes
Needed repairs were made during the
stop
Superintendent iiutchins, under
whose direction the Blue Bird COM
pony's properties In the Beaver dis
trict are being opened up most sue.
cessfully, is IN the city ON business
Clarence X Mccormick and Colonel
Posey. former manager OF the bingham
Consolidated Mining company. have
sailed from New York for Frauco and
viii visit In Paris Tor some slime.
The Utah q Eastern companys Al.
reciors meet ia New Haven on Fehru-
AIRY 3, Grant snyder superintendent Of
the company's property az ST. George.
left yesterday 20 be present at the
meeting
+. ~ Hubbell expert engineer for the
Vulcan Iron Works. and Colonel Henry
Altman have returned from Beaver
county after thoroughly inspecting the
Majestic companys properties, upon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-31
LONDON

London Jan. &c. THE offerings at the
wool auction sales today numbered 15
ool bales including a good selection Of
superior merinos which were In keen
demand for France, Germany and
America. The American representa-
tlyes were good purchasers. Cross
Dreds were In active demand, home nd
continent taking fine grades and Amer
lea greasy The home buyers also Sc
cured several lots OF sipes and cured,
Activity of superior Port Philip wash
ed lambs realized q l0d.
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ANOTHER BHEAKDowN.
California. Utah OH Compapy's Drill.
ling Apparatus Again Hung Up,

Don c, Robbins Of the California &
Utah on company received telegram
last night from Chief Borer Parker at
Green River announcing that work has
again been stopped on the companys
property owing "a the hreabnge OF the
stem boxes. The company which has
drilled between seven and eight hun
dred feet has met with several delays
owing to defective machinery How
ever Manager Robbins Immediately tel
ographed 10 san Francisco for more
boxes and work will be continued In
about ten dnVg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-31
Rich Payday strike.

A rich strike was made IN the Pay
day mine at Neal yesterday AT a
depth OF IL feet vein Of rich ore Is
Inches Wide was encountered which
easily pans from Sl2 to SO per ton.
About 40 pounds Of the ore was brought
TO Boise this morning and an average
assay from the same Is being made
this afternoon The Payday Is owned
exclusively by Boise people, and John
w Sage is president Of the company
Boise Capital News
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago Jan 3i.--Cattle--R Receipts O.
600, slow, steady. Good to prime steers
65OdI25; poor to medium i000600.
COWS lOOG54O heifers 25OG5G5; cam
ners l,O0a23O bulls 225@46j; calves
-.5OG7lO; Texas fed steers lO0G5,Sj.
Hogs Receipts today $1,000: left over
$500; TO 10 cents lower Mixed and
butchers 50OQ6,30; good to choice
heavy 6,2GN6i0, rough heavy b.95d6.l5;
light 5,5O@6OO, bulk OF sales 5.90Q6.2O
Sheep Receipts 1900, steady. Good
to choice wethers iSO@5.2O: fair To
choice mixed 375di5O. western sheep
i.OOa5ij native lambs S.OO@6OO west
Crn lambs 5.00Gb,9O
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YANKEE con, DIVIDEND.
Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars viii
BE Distributed Tomorrow.

The initial dividend OF the Yankee
Consolidated company amounting TO
$4,000, or live cents a share, will be
distributed tomorrow II a monthly div
,dend Of that amount is paid by the
company II will soon take rank among
the greatest mines Of the state,
Reports from the property are 10 the
effect that the amount Of the forth
coming dividend can be distributed with
ease for NJ least Two years on ore at
present In sight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-31
DR.. Lyons
PERFECT
Tooth Powder
Used by people of refinement
for over a quarter OF a century

Close Wheat-Jan. AN May MA
IFS July 1INa1S
Corn--Jan, 50ls May G2ls
Oais--Jan., 1875 May, Az.
PORCELAIN, so; May 1855.
Lard Jan. g.2j, MAY a.3na,
RIBS jan $50; May S.l06ls i2ta
FlaX-li3.
Rye--Jan, $50.
BARLEY ~jl0G2.
Timothy--GGO
Cash-Wheat No Q red, S3HqSl%
No 8 red, 7Sh0S9h No hard winter
1Gh NlSh No, hard winter, i5071, No,
northern snrIng. lGhnlSh No. 2
spring IJhNs No. Q spring, ilUi5.
Corn No. .. 69is No. 3, bgil
oots-'No. ., i4A@ljA, No. Q, lr4G
AZ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-31

NOTICE TO CREDITORS, ESTATE OF
Mary Jones deceased. Creditors win pro-
sont claims with vouchers TO the under.
signed at NB Templeton Building. salt Lake
Clty, Utah, on or before the 3rd day OF June
A. D. ipOs.
JOSEPH II. MATTHEWS,
Administrator OF the Estate OF Mary Jones'
deceased
Date Of First publication, January 81
A. u. 1872.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-31

New York, Jan, Butter Receipts
1900 packages. Firm state dairy
1908 creamery l7@26 June creamery
l5@2l factory l3Gl7h.
EGGS Receipts, 1000 packages. Firm.
State and Pennsylvania 29Q3O; western
at mark, 20.
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NoTiCf.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
The regular annual meeting OF the stock 1.
holders OF the Revenue Mining Co will be
held at the loseret National Bank. Salt
Lake Jity, Utah on Tuesday. FEB II, 1852,
al o'clock p IN
4. 6. BURTON. President
", 7. HILLS, Secretary,
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-Four cars Of Carisa ore VIII be mar
keted today II is understood. mostly
for the gold yaules contained. The
company is holding back an its copper
ores pending higher prices for that
metal
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CIIICAGo.

Chicago Jan. 3O-On the produce ex-
changetoday the butter market was
firm Creamery l5@25 dairy, l4Q20
Cheese Firm, 10hGllM.
Eggs-Firm. Fresh, 2jhQ26
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SUGAR

Sugar-Raw. steady; fair refining,
1916; centrifugal 80 test, ll-l6; mo-
lasses sugar l5.l6. Refined. steady.
crushed 5.25; powdered, 4s5; granulat-
ed 4l5.
Coffee--Quiet, steady; No. Rio, 5a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-31
STOCK TRANSACTIONS.

Ajax--l,lOO at SAX 2.1OO at Sik; 1000
ut 80; 100 at 35H 100 at 95M. Total 540O.
Cai1sa--2 300 at 1915; l,OOO at 80, 500 at
3s% 900 at 40; 500 at lOil 500 at 4Ola,
5000 at 4OA; 100 at i07s; 500 at 1855 To-
tai 1880.
DAILY west-lOO at 217O 80 at 1875.
Lower Mammoth-lO0 at 60.
Mammoth--2OO at 1.25.
May Day 400 al 58is. 200 az 58%,
Northern Lght-300 at g. 500 at 2A.
Sacramento-l,O 900 M Tx.
Star Con. 500 at 21ia
California--l0O at Az. 800 at Az; 500
at i2ia; 200 al AZ, 400 at i3ia; 100 mt
4SM 1000 at a GOO at l4la, GOO at Ass,
Total 400,
La Reine-5O0 at 16.
Martha Washlngton--5,O00 at 4; 1000
at iis.
victor-2oO at 49, 100 at 43; 100 at i2ls;
100 at Al; 800 at lOia 800 at 10.
West Morning Glory-2Q0O at 4.
OPEN BOARD.
1000 Alice at as.
500 Star Con. ut e7M.
300 Uncle Sam az 52i4.
1000 Century at lih,
$500 Century &C IA.
1000 Martha Washington at Sass.
TOTALS,
Regular call Ss,75O shares for s1G,-
471S1,
open board, $500 shares for Sl,5Si1S.
-
A. y. Campbell stock Broker
2o2-2O3 d. +. Walker Block. Tel 500.
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rAu IDAHO. THE WORLD.

UTAH, IDAHO, THE WORLD.
Three new maps, just issued, Utah
Ind Idaho on one side. the World on the
|everse side, including population OF
Counties and towns according 10 the
boo census. with a brief sketch Of every
|ountry in the world. Size 27xSi y inches
Falue 70 cents. sent 10 any address for
cents. Address Cannon Book Store,
Deseret News. Props.). II and IS Main
Erect, Salt Lake City, Utah
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SAN FRANCISCO,

San Francisco, Jan, 30 Nevada 1O@
II; eastern oregon lOQl3, valley Ore
gon l30l5, fall Humboldt and Mendo-
elmo lOnl2A mountain Sm0, south
plains and san Joaquin Gas; lambs
6NS.
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COPPER AND LEAD.
nuTTER AND EGGs.

New York, Jan. 3l--Copper firm at
l2HQlSh' Lead steady, unchanged,
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NEW YORK

New York. Jan. 81 Wheat--Recelpt
S0,3j0 bushels, Starting out steady IN
tone at unchanged prices wheat eased
off under moderate liquidation, a break
In corn and poor local supports May
SSA QN l.lG. July 1874.
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MONEY AND BONDS.

Money on call steady at az per cent,
Prime mercantile paper iqis per cent.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual
business in bankers bills at 4S70i.S7A
Tor demand, and at 4S4h64S4A for
sixty days. Posted rates iS5 and ass;
commercial bills 4s3hqi,S4fl.
Mexican dollars--A4h.
Government bonds, steady refundlng
2s registered, 1885, refundng 2s cou-
pom lOS&; 80 registered 1854 3s cou-
ton lO9ls new IS registered. 1879, new
a. coupon, l40 old As registered, lllN;
old Is coupon IL; 5s registered, LOG,
Is coupon, 1914.
Bar silVer-55h.
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ROBERTS COMPLETE WORKS,
"outlines of Ecclesiastical History
bis, $3.50 y2.75: "The Gospel" 75c, 81 ,25.
si.50; New Witness for Cod $50.
$3.50; Succession In the Presidency 20
Boo. zoe, 75c; Rise and Fail OF Nau-
Woo" Si.25 S2.25; Missouri Persccu-
Hons, Sl.25. s2.25. Cannon Book Store
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas city, Jan. 3l.-Cattle-Re.
ceipts 1000, including 100 Texans:
strong Native steers ASSOC. so; Texas
and Indian steers 4.2Oa5. 20; Texas
cows 2.5O05. SO. native cows and heif
'crs S.00G5 so; stockers and feeders 2. so
fiS5; bulks 3. O0Q4.0O; calves O0Qe. so.
Hogs Receipts 1000 Market Sc low
en- Bulk of sales g. 50a6. S5 heavy &. IS
dG.i5 packers 6,OOQ6. 40; medium 90
$685. light 5.iOm6.l5; workers. $3.50 a.
g. 10; pigs 4,7jG5 80
Sheep-Receipts 1000 Market steady.
Muttons i.00Gi.S0: lambs 5.25q5 80.
range wethers i,4Oq4.,0; ewes l.OOa
T. a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-31
PRODUCE.


Chicago Jan. sl.--MIsy wheat opened
at 1S%07Sis, and sold up to 574.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-31
WOOL
ST. LOUIS.

ST Louis. Jan 81 -Wool--Steady.
Territory and western mediums 1913;
fine l2Ml1i coarse 1916.