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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-10-03
High School

Our high school opened last Mon
day morning with largely increased
attendance. The enrolment this
year will be much larger than ever
before. An extra teacher has been
secured and there are now four In
that department including Supt.
Register. The other grades will begin
their work next Monday.
We predict for our schools a very
prosperous year.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-10-03
BREED TO THE BEST.

My stations, Milton l. 254l0. Black
Medium 325ll and Babrook 325l2 will
make a stand at the Chanute fair
grounds from April 1st to July 1st.
These are all standard bred aud regis
tered road horses. For breeding or
prices call on me or at fair grounds.
VIM. COULTER.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-10-03
Funds For hmm ediate

On farms or city property in
amounts of $4,000 or oyel| at q very
low rate OF interest. Don't fail to
Inquire my rates and I willI save you
money. R. N. ALLEN,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-10-03
You Know What You Are raklnv

When you take Groves Tasteless Chill
Tonic because the formula ia plainly
printed on every bottle showing that
1t Is simply Iron and Quinine In :
Casteless form. No cure-nn pay. SOC.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-10-03
Republican County Ticket.
Of to Washington.

A full coach load of Grand Army
people in handsomely and appro-
priately decorated Santa Fe car, left
Chanute, yesterday Afternoon for
Washington city to attend the Nation
al encampment. They take along
with them In special baggage car a
display Of Kansas products that will
open the eyes of some of those down
casters. The display of fruit, vege-
tables and corn was the finest we ever
saw anywhere.
They also take with them an i'm
meHse supply Of circulars and folders
with which to advertise Chanute and
special committees have been appoint
ed to distribute the printed matter at
all stopping places on the road and at
Kansas headquarters In Washington.
Our opinion is that Chanute will get
the biggest piece Of advertising she
has ever had and for the least money.
Mr.. Rickel has had full charge of
arranging and gathering up and pre-
pairing the display. He has worked
almost night and day for the last two
or three weeks in the matter and is en-
titled to much credit for the success of
the enterprise. He and all the rest of
the old boys will be found In Washing
ton standing I'D for Kansas and
Chanute.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-10-03

Poor baking has caused many a d.
vorce. Many woman has reached
her husbands heart through his
stomach. Cream of the wheat always
makes good bread and pastry.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-10-03

The carlton G.. A. R. post will hold
their annual bean supper on Satur-
day, Oct, IS. The usual admission.
Come. G. G.. KEENER, Adj.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-06
MINING STOCKS
open STRONGER
Better Prices Obtained on Many Of
The Stocks,
YANKEE SHOWS UP HIGHER.


Rumors OF strikes Of importance rap
IDLY approaching dividend periods and
management changes are having the
effect OF making the mining share mar
ket more active at better prices, HOVE
over many OF these rumors are so
clearly without foundation that the
conservative speculative clement IL re-
naming out and awaiting develop
ments. There are not many who have
studied the present situation carefully
who say otherwise than that most
stocks at present are at least ms high
rs they should be-that rs az high as
developments warrant, one prominent
mining man said today, TT Is certainly
good thing for some mine promoters
that under the rules Of the mining exc
change selling short II almost lmpos-
sble and as a consequences prices must
be doomed In order 70 make money
There are fow stocks that would not be
run down way below present figures II
the rules permitted, as they should,
profit making bear movements 1t
hurts the entire mining Industry 10
have prospects selling ON par or
above dividend paying properties"
This mornings lradlng was az gem
orally higher figures and ro'ulted IN
$500 shares being dealt In for S26.6Vil2,
Among the stocks that sold higher we're
Con. Mercur, Daly-West. May Day,
West Morning Glory, California and
Yankee Con Century also showed a
tribe more strength, while Star Con.
CarIsa retro and Uncle Sam Con, were
OF from Saturdays figures.
with Ajax ruling at figures between
b6 and 81 3iOO shares changed hands,
Carisa was traded Ia on a downward
scale from 56% closing at 5ih one
hundred Cen, Mercur brought $3.50 the
news of the approaching dividend hay
Ing a favorable effect Daly-West was
dealt In to the extent OF 100 shares at
$50 90 $50 02Is, and Mammoth brought
yl,a
May Day brought as high ms 6Sla
and closed with transactions at 66h
That the dry concentrating mill Is
success all reports tend 70 show
Star Con ruled around 20, and sun
shine brought Is cents,
Uncle Sam Con. closed with sales at
nv, after selling az high az " and as
low as II. California stil keeps climb
ing
Beginning at 81 this morning, the
stock sold as low as ISIS and closed
with sales at S2h. Century opened at
81 and after some sales closed higher
at 80. Holders Of the stock are hope
fully awaiting some satisfactory re-
ports from the property, and maintain
that such reports, Of substantial ma
ture, too viii soon be forthcoming. Te-
tro was lower selling at 10, aud West
Morning Glory sold as high as ~ Re-
ports OF something new and good at
the property were freely circulated this
morning,
Yankee Con, was more actively trad
ed in. The stock opened with sales
at 1890 sold at 81 1856, and closed with
sales at $685., AT 1896 the property
IL worth nearly two million dollars II
Is rumored that the property is In ex-
cellent condition and that the company
wall begin paying dividends on Febru-
airy LIST with one of five cents a share
or s26 900
The bid and asked quotatlus at the
close this morning were as follows:
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NEPTUNE TUNNEL OPINION.
Can be Operated by Owners of Ncp.
tuno-Kempton Owners,

Judge Marshal IN federal court Sos
sion this morning rendered an opinion
In the Neptune tunnel case known as
H. NJ. Lawson ct al vs. the United
States Mining company. While by his
opinion the court restraints the plain
tffs from dumping on the United
States mining claims at the end of the
tunnel It permits the use Of the tunnel
pending a settlement Of the question Of
ownership and right to operate as also
the contempt Of court proceedings
against Managing Director Holden OF
the United states Mining company
These questions viii probably come up
before the court this month
A statement OF the case and of the
decision Is as follows,
The cause on the 18th Of December
was submitted on motion Of plaintiffs
for a temporary injunction as against
defendants ana that a temporary re-
stranlng order heretofore granted de-
PENDANTS as against plaintiffs be dis
charged II is ordered that motion OF
plaintiffs TO dissolve temporary re-
stralning order granted by the state
court on motion of defendants be de-
MED, and that l,temporary Injunction
issue restraining the plaintiffs from
dumping on the Galena mining claim
and the First South Extension Galena
mining claim property of the defend
ants
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u. S. PRODUCTION
COLD AND SILVER
Director Of the Mint Sends Out
Preliminary Estimates,
SMALL GAIN OVER 1900.
Dnrlng 1904 The Production Of silver
Exceeded by TWO Milton ounces
Thai Of Previous Year.

Washington, Jan, i-The preliminary
estimates Of Mr. Roberts. the director
Of the mint, on the production Of COLA
ana silver In the United states during
the calendar year 1901 indicates only
a slight gain over the production Of
the preceding year The yield Of
Alaska fell on about Sl,O00OOO, Colo
RADIO made q slight gain IN gold, and
the other producers were nearly sta
tlonary
The yield Of silver exceeded that OF
the previous year by about 100000 fine
ounces The total number OF ounces
OF inc gold produced Us shown TO have
been 3SSO518, OF the value of SO2lSS0O.
The number Of fine ounces Of silver
produced was 59,653.1sS, having COM
merclal value Of S3j l92 300 The coin
age value OF the silver Is appr0x-
inatcly S1I0OO.OOO Following Is the
production by states.
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Il, T., eddie and IT, j. sIebert OF To-
nopah Company Here.

General Manager +, s, eddie and
General Superintendent Fred ] Size
bert OF the Tonopah Mining company
arrived In this city yesterday from Phil
adelphla en- route 10 the companys
properties az Tonopah, Nevada. They
win mauguate tho work TO be done
during 1902 and VIII put the develop.
ment Of the property on more
systematic basis. There win be no more
leasing and the company win have ev-
erythlng under It's immediate supervi-
sion II Is the intention to do every
thing possible 10 arrange for the ship
mAnt OF Tonopah ores TO the Salt Lake
Valley smelters and negotiations with
President Hartman to that end win
soon be begun.
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nNIISTED sTnCK9
sA1Es.

Ajax 200 at 56N 1000 at &c. 400 at
b6h; 700 at 56A 100 al 81. Total. 3.lO0
Carlsa 100 at $685. 300 al 55i5. 500 at
b5, 4l0O at Sag: 1000 az 5fs 500 at
54A 100 at 5iA Total 1000
Con, Merour--l00 al 81 90.
Daly-West-50 at $50 90; so at 30. 02h.
Mammoth at Sl,3l
May Day-i00 az G6: 100 at G6ls; 600
at g.: ZOO at 67ia GOO at IS, 200 at 6Sik
300 al 6SA 200 at Ga; 400 at 66A. To-
tai 1900
Star Con.--1,OOo at 90; 900 at 10,
Sunshine-2000 az rs; 900 at l7H.
Uncle Sam Con.-l,l 100 at 70. 100 at
72is: 400 al nv 200 at II; 100 at 7lis; 200
at IN Total, $500,
California 500 az 81 200 at sly. / 800
ut So: 4.A0O az so, 200 az ~. 100 az 1875:
/ 400 al 1914; 100 at SO& 200 at soy; 100
at 81. 10 al Slh; 200 at S2h 400 at S2la
Total. 9.7O0.
Century-5OO at 81, 100 at S2is; 800 az
3d. 100 at 81; 300 at SiH 800 at S5, Total,
1900.
Teuo-l,OOO at 10
Victor 200 at 4il5; 200 at a.; 800 at
l5&; 100 at as.
West Morning Glory-l0oO at AZ
1000 at 4a; 1909 az AZ.
Yankee Con,--l0O at $3.50; 700 at 3.9j;
200 at S.9lis. Total, 500.
OPEN BOARD.
1000 Sunshine at ls1s.
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Mining location.

Provo, Jan. G.--The following notices
Of mining locations have been fled with
the county recorder Emerald and
Morning Star" an the woN OF the
Red Hil Extension In North rlnue
mining district, by Mary harrington
queen "Geiser" and Lincoln" IN
North Tintlc district near The Molly"
by H. Gustaldy Royal OaE," Cen
eral Grant" 'Brooklyn,' and muck
horn" In North Tintic mining district
near the Royal oak, by James II. Beck
ct al, % and b. Nos. IS A. 70 and Vs.
In North Tintic mining district adjoln-
Ing the - and -" group by the D and
B Mining company.
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Tetnrn. Cindlya Mnlters.

Discussing the recent action by tho
Godiva Mlnine company by when the
Tetro was compelled to cease operations
IN the main winae in which the ore was
Uncovered the Tintic Miner says;
IN the Godlva insists upon the prem
lse7 taken, II must result In the entire
loss OF the work already done, at N
cost Of probably $1,000, and o delay Of
several months while another Wine IS
being sunk The present outlook for
tho reuo stockholders Is anything but
bright"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-06

too dry for the growing wheat, helped
tho advance along Small offerings by
the farmers, on urgent milling demand,
and higher speculative prices In other
markets and Increased demand for
whoat for stock feeding purposes had
On influence too.
SAN FRANCISCO
San Francisco, Jan G,--Wheat--
Steady, May il29s; spot firm lO6.
0afey-N No sales; cash S2A,
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$4,000 NEVADA DEAL,
". II. Tibbals Closes Up Big Deal
for 81. LouisnnR.

a deal involving in the nelghborhood
Of $4,000 was closed IN this city late
ON Saturday Ii was negotiated through
w. H. Tibbals, the well known broker
TO rSt Louis parties, and consisted Of
the transfer OF 1900 shares OF the
White Rock Mining company OF Elko
Nevada. and a six months option on
rs eco additional shares OF the capital
stock Of that company
The white Rock company is a placer
gold proposition The workings are
wen equipped and the property Is on a
paying basis. Prof Tibbals has some
Ane specimens OF gold from the last
lean-up Manager W. u, Hggln-
botham Of the company was IA last
week from Elko with the cleanup from
iSx2S feet surface The amount OF gold
obtained was $40. the product being
worth 81 an ounce
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-06
samson VS.. cold and Copper.

The Sampson Mining company has
commenced suit against the Gold and
Copper company Of Bingham, asking
for decree determining the boundaries
Of It's Jerego, Atlas and Frances MIN
ing claims against the defendant com
pany's Lark No. /, Scotchman and sa-
bine claims. Pending the action plain
tiff asks for a restraining order against
trespass by the defendant on the area
I'm conflict.
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YANKEE con, DIVIDEND.
Reports Current That Five Cents
viii Re Paid

The directors Of the Yankee Consol-
dated Mining company are scheduled
TO meet this afternoon and take action
concerning a dividend No one seems
20 know whether one win be declared
or not hut the stock on the open board
was much influenced by the report
II Is stated 10y one In a position TO
know that a dividend Of more than Ave
cents share, or $4,000 PAYABLE on
February first Is improbable. The mine
is said to he I'm fine condition, however
at 1896 per share the property has a
value Of Sl,9150O0, and Il Is generally
the opinion that the stock can't go
much higher even with a bigger diyi-
dend,
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Time Table
In Effect Nov. 3,
1901.
AliRIYE NAIr IAEr

From Ogden all points Enst
Butte Portland and San Fran.
cisco ,un,n 80, t.an,,...... 8.t5au
From ogden and intsrmedlate " '''"'
r,. points s ,...,' ga, .,..l o'Ssm.
r,.d San o l.Tsnciseo .i ,,".s shopm.
intermediate points ..,..,., C,5Onw
From Ogden, Butte, Portland and
San Francisco a.a.....,..,., S,20nm
From an points South, except "
From Ncphl, Tlntlc, Mercur and ~ "''
Intermediate pOints,.,.,,,.,.. GOO n m
From Tooele and Tarmlnus,,o. 6,o0 b.m.
DEPART SALT LAKE.
10 ogden, Cache Valley, ana an
To Ogden Butte, Portland ana
san Francisco ....,......,..,.. 94bam
10 ogden, a points east and
san FRANCISCO ,..i,. ,,",Y,r. .i2;5pm,
To ogden, intermediate points
- and al points east ...,,,.o., G;l5 PIN,
To Butte, Portland intermediate
points and San Francisco. ...l0;50 D. m,
To Tlntlc, Merour Nephi, and
intermediate points ,,,.,,..t.. 1855 am.
To all points south EXCEPT to
Tintlo and Mercur .a.,..,.. 7i05 \. m
To Terminus and Tooele ....n 7:l5 d. m.
city Ticket once. eO1 Main street.
D. II. hurley. Gen. p. and n. A.
w, H. BANCROFT,
Vice-Presldent and Gen'l Manager.
n. NJ. gCHU MACHER, Act, Traf. Mgr.
j. =. SPENCER A. q. p 4 I. A.
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Annlrs an California.

The last strike at the California Is
said TO be opening up well and Superln-
tondent Getsch reports that the ore
body has been driven IN q distance Of
20 feet without a wall showing The ore
averages thirty ounces silver and 20
per cent lead with some zinc, The new
mill Of 100 tons daily capacity viii be
ready on Thursday Of this week TO 80
Into commission
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OUTPUT IN MONTANA.
Estimate of 1901 Metal Production
By Tatem.

Helena. Mont, Jan. i--Assayer r.
II Tatem Ia his estimate 10 the Wells.
Fargo & Co, for the mineral produc
tion Of Montana for 1901 PAGES gold
at 2lS000 fine ounces, valued al g.
OF. $40: silver, u $50 0oo fine ounces.
valued at about $3.50 600, copper. $780,
100000 pounds valued at ioI50,Oo0:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-06

New York, Jan. 6.-Butter- Receipts,
5000: packages, steady; state dairy, IS
G2S; creamery 1926; June creamery,
lj022 factory. l3Nl5h.
Eggs Receipts. 5000, packages, firm;
state and Penna,, 33G3i western un-
candled, at mark, 24q33.
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lead, ioooOooo pounds, valued at 5000
O0O
Lnn nnwera nna s7 600.

The Joe Bowers delinquency sale
passed of quietly Saturday afternoon
About 10, 900 shares were on the counter
nt the opening but only Third OF mat
was permitted 20 90 at about z cents u
share with ,he $1,000 derived from mo
assessment work on the SHAFT VIII pc
continued and the workings an the VEN
win be retlmbered and put In good con-
ditlOn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-06

81. Louis, Jan. 6.--Wool, firm: terri
tory and Western mediums, 15Gl1la;
fine, llal6is; coarse, lial5.
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You Have a
Private Savings Bank !?

lions Savings Benk and Trust
Co., No, ] Main street, tho lals.
est aud Oldest saviAgs sank ~
Utah, win furnish you, rec o.
cost, n small steel saving BANK
upon deposit OF 81 or more. Your
deposit draws interest You
have the bank and we keep the
key.
JOSEPH II. SMITH, President.
GEORGE NJ. CANNON. Cashier.
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DENVER.

Denver Colo, Jan 6.--Cattle~- Re-
ceipts 1000. Barely steady. Beef steers
S.75Gi. so; COWS 2, 5O6S 50, stockers and
feeders, freight paid 10 river 50 OO0Q
400; bulls, stays, etc, Sl.5O@3.OO.
Hogs Receipts COO Weak TO lower
Light packers $6.10G6.2O mixed and
heavy S6.25a6.55.
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OMAHA

South Omaha, Jan. 6.-Cattle--Re-
celpts, 800 Market 10 to l5c lower,
Native steers. 100000 cows and hell
fers. 2.7664,40; western steers 3.7505.25;
Texas steers, 3J00425s Gamers i,5Om
BIS, stockers and feeders, 275@A4O;
calves, 30OQ6,25; bulls, stays etc, 200
@4lO
Hoggs--Receipts, 1000. Market Toe
lower Heavy, e3OG67O; mixed 61OG
bulk of sales, 600dG30
Sheep Receipts, $500. Market, active,
steady Fed muttons, 4.00d475; west
ems, S.50d3.S0 ewes 2s5q4OO; COM
mon and stockers. 25OQ360; lambs, 1850
ma 10
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COPPER AND LEAD.
RurrER AND EGGS.

New York Jan. cooper and lead
DUH, unchanged,
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SUGAR.

Sugar Raw, steady fair refining.
SB centrifugal, 80 test, 3M, molasseo
sugar, 49, refined, steady; crushed,
525 powdered 4S5 graduated, as:
coffee, steady, No Rio, 4 moasses,
steady
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LAVE STOCK.
CHICAGO

Chicago, Jan. G,--Cattle-R Receipts,
$4,000. Weak, Csc. lower Good TO prime.
steers, GSO--Il0; poor TO medium, 4OO@
600 stookcrs and feeders 2006450;
cows, l,25@475; hefers, 2,5O0525, cam
ners, l25@2SO; bulls 175NI35; calves,
30O@6,15i Texas fed steers SOO@5OO
Hogs Receipts today 5000 tomor-
row 10000 left over 600. Strong at
opening, closed weak Mixed and
butchers, G0O@G6j's good to choice
heavy, G.35@67O; rough heavy, 6.OOa
625; light, 575@63O bulk of sales, Clio
Q635. e
Sheep--Receipts, 22.0OO, Sheep 10 to
25o lower. Good TO choice wethers, i.2'
G4SO fair to choice mixed S.5OdA25;
western sheep, 425@tSj, native lambs,
S5O@61O' western lambs, 5,OOG59O
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emnauts nj unlf prIre,

Rroberg 8 rhomp.on, stock Brokers'
81 Walker Bros, Bank Bldg. Tel. 1879.
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Kansas City Jan. G.-Catte-Re.
oeipts, 1000 including 1900 Texans,
steady to easy Native steers, 5.OOG
ESQ., Texas and Indian steers 425Q
5.26 Texas COWS, jOa4 CO., native
cows and heifers, 275Gi5 25i stockers
and feeders 3.50@465; Bulls, 25oQ425i
calves, 3.50I6.O0,
Hogs-Recelpts, 1000 Market strong
&c higher Bulk Of sales, 5.sOQ6 GO;
heavy 6650675 packers G4OdG,65;
medium, 6.90mG.GO light, 5,5O@6 IS;
workers. 5.35d6 2j; pigs, 4.25Qj.SO
sheep--Receints, 5000, Market steady
Muttons, 8 .5O@i.5O lambs, 50OG5 So;
range weathers, 37504. 40; ewes, $3.50
100.
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A, $, Campbell stock Broker,
202-20S d. r. Walker Block. Tel. 500.
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MARKET VERY UNSETTLED.
Al he Opening Indusl'Iais Advanced While
The Railways Fell Away
Heavy Trading ia steel stocks-Head-
ings 90 Up on New Jersey Gem
trail Increased Dividends,

New York, Dec, 6-The opening OF
the market was irregular lndustrlals
az a rule advanced while the railways
fell away. Amalgamated Copper de-
cllnod y. Near II o'clock the entire
market declined and subsequently 1t
became highly irregular Amalgamat-
ed rose to ION, and there was a sharp
recovery in r.. & o., New York Central
ana Pennsylvania, Business became
very dull on the rally and some stocks
developed renewed hcayiness especial
ly Missouri Pacific, which declined to
lOl%, and Manhattan, which fell rs UNI
der Saturday.
Bonds were lower
After noon the tendency Of prices was
toward recOYeries Both classes OF the
United States Steel stocks were taken
in blocks up to 5000 shares, the com.
mon touching AZ and the preferred
1914.
The announcement Of an Increased
dividend on New Jersey Central started
d heavy buying movement In The Read
ing issues and they sold a large frac-
ton above Saturdays close New Jer-
sey Central also gained and Delaware
& Hudson rallied 3% from the lowest
The Improvement In these stocks
strengthened the entire market but the
most prominent railroad stocks con-
tlnued under last weeks closing. l.. n,
& w declined pa
Delaware & Hudson became very
buoyant and touched 1881. a gain Of
6h over Saturday, Reading rose over
a point over Saturday Manhattan
recovered nearly all It's loss Amalga-
mated advanced tx over Saturday
Great Northern preferred i& and Min
noapols ST, Paul & Sault Sic Marie 4h,
The market otherwise was Arm but
sluggish. The closing was active and
firm
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MONEY AND BONDS.

Money on call steady at per cent
Prime mercantile paper 5Q5h per cent,
Sterling exchange firm, with actual
bushes In bankers bills at 4S7hq4S1h
for demand and az iSi4Gb for sixty
days Posted rates, S4is@4S6 and
ASIA, Commercial bile, 4S3hN4St
Mexican dollars, Az
Government bonds steady ref. 2s
Government bonds. steady; ref, re
reg. 1854 do. coupon, 1854; 3s req.
lOiM do. coupon, i0SB; new As reg,
1854 do. coupon, 1891; old IS reg
lliA do. coupon, lll& 81 req iO1ssi
do. coupon, 1O7%.
Bar silver, 55%.
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PRODUCE.

Chicago, Jan. Wheat, jan,
S0h May. sac; July S3&.
Corn--Jan., 6lis May Gi%.
Oats Jan, i5Ib; May, ass.
Porcelain, 1890. May, 1885,
Lard--Jan. @S1iaa9SO May, 997k q
1000,
Rihs-Jan., $50; May. sS2ia.
Flax-Cash, n. W., 1896
Barley-15n63,
Timothy March, 6.GO16.70.
Wheat. No, g. red, s7GSSis No.
3 red, SiasS, No. hard winter, S05sG
SO; No. 8 hard winter S0ibQS2.
No 1. northern spring. SldS3; No.
spring. soUSl&; No. spring, 76QsO.
Corn-No, o. G3NQGi
Qats-No 2, l1AdiS; No. 3, any.
May wheat sold nc the opening at
S3h0gi. but sagged TO Sass shortly
before the close. however the strength
in outside and cash markets started
a hui movement which sent May BOOM
ing up to $40. one cent above the pre-
yious record price for this crop The
close was very strong with May lhc,
UP az Siia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-06
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In q c. NJ, !, Great Clearing Sale, week
OF Jan. G.