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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-14
MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
Business of the Week Confined to op-
erations in Martha Washington

me week on the mining exchange
closed at noon yesterday amid scenes
bordering on confusion due to the an
nounced failure of Frank d. Higgin-
/ ootham and the uncertain position said
70 surround number of other brolx-
ers, que to the squeeze in which they
1 ma themselves on account of the cor
ner in Martha Washington. During
the week all other business has been
suoordinated largely to the game be-
ing played by the pool against the
snorts In the stock mentioned and for
that reason the total number of shares
dealt In seems out of all proportion to
me amount of money involved in the
weeiSs business
For the six days a total OF III. 942
SHARES of stock, with "a selling value
OF S231,2IS, changed hands. an increase
or 1865 shares and a decrease of $50
253.63 over the previous week. The
fEaI calls developed very little BUSH
ness outside Of Martha Washington.
which was jumped up to 14c and then
allowed TO sag off to 12ikc at the
close.
Monday morning the talent learned
for the first time that pool had been
formed TO gather it in, but its strength
was underestimated and the shorting
which had been INDUCED in for sew
eral days. was continued 1t opened
at 31sc and closed at over &c 1t has
been going steadily up every day since
and, while the total capitalization of
the company is only 800. 900 shares. it
is safe 10 say that nearly double that
number have been traded in Of course
a great deal of the stock traded in
represented scalping between the brox-
ers. but for all that there is reason TO
believe that the talent is under con-
tract 10 deliver to the pool syndicate
great deal more stock than can pos
sibiy be obtained without going TO the
combination 10 get it.
Among the regular performers on the
board no great fluctuations have been
recorded. and aside from Lower Man,
moth. California and one or two others.
no particular interest has developed in
the list
Without any apparent cause. Con-
solidated Mercur has continued weak
and closes with sales at S173. Lower
Mammoth had also registered a grad
ual decline, though sales have been
quite heavy. II sagged off during the
first two days from 79c TO 73%c. Then
it remained steady for a day, after
the week closes with sales at Csc to
6SJhc-
Century has moved up &c to 92c, and
California, with rather heavy trading.
has advanced from dc to 24c, with 23c
bid at the close.
Daly-Judge has been commanding a
little better than So all week. and The
limited trading in Daiy- West has been
at prices ranging between s37 and $3S
New York opened and closed the
week with sales at 35c, though a num-
Der Of transactions were recorded a
cent or two under that figure.
Ingot and Sacramento have both held
very strong during the entire week. and
Wabash also has shown a fair inn
provement. 1t brought 6S5zc yesterday,
as against 651zc az a low mark Mon
day
In the ranks Of the other active trad
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-14
CALIFORNIA FOR HOMES.
The Best of Soil, Climate, Society
and Schools.


California offers more attractions to
one seeking a place for a comfortable
home than any other place on the
globe. Its extensive area gives it an
almost unlimited variety OF climate,
save that it has nowhere the intense
cold of the eastern winter, nor the cy-
clonic disturbances of the middle west.
It's soil is as diversified as its eli
mate Between the loose, friable
granite wash of the Sierra valleys and
foothills, and the black, rich adobe of
some of the interior valleys there
may be found soils of almost any cGa-
sistency, all fertile and waiting only
to be 'tickled with the hoe to respond
with an abundant crop.
Thousands of acres of excellent land
nestled in charming valleys and run.
ter to be had in abundance for the de-
veloping, lie waiting the hand of in
dustry to convert them into productive
and pleasant homes. A half dozen
families selecting some one of these
valleys could in three years convert it
into veritable paradise. And from
the beginning the little colony could
be entirely comfortable, and almost
Such lands can be bought at low
price, and if desired, on long credits,
while improvements are being made.
The additional value conferred upon
the land by its Improvement will be
enhanced by the natural
accretion of value always going on in
a new and growing country.
Nor VIII such a place remain long
and without the accommodate
tons Of older settlements. The school
law of the state is wisely framed to
provide for the new settlements. New
school districts are easily formed, and
the smallest of these has public money
enough to insure a good school for the
greater part of the year.
1t is often thought that a man must
be already wealthy 10 secure a eesn-
Portable California home This is not
the case A few hundred dollars to
begin with, backed by Industrious and
frugal habits, will in an incredibly
short space of time build up a home
With all the comforts and many of the
uxuries of life. These lands are al
ready in the market and are gradually
being purchased, and it needs only that
the leading facts shall be generally
known TO secure an Immediate and
rapid addition 10 the home makisg
population of the state
a variety of California literature at
-ractively illustrated, describing it's re
sources, famous resorts and numerous
wonders; also maps and folders show
ng routes, through trains and other
inforna ton, may be obtained
BY addressing d. r. Gray, general
agent Southern Pacific Co., 2O1 Main
street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-14
BROKER HIGGINBoFHAM FAILS.
Goes to the Wall as Result Of Bad
Business Ventures

Business Ventures.
Not little surprise was created in
stock exchange circles yesterday MORN
ing when the announcement was made
from the callers stand that Frank d.
HigginbOtham had suspended, and that
his uneXpired contracts would be taken
care of under the rules of the exchange.
No previous intimation of his intention
had been given out. His affairs were
soon under discussion in all parts of
the room, and members and spectators
alike were everywhere heard to ex-
press their sympathy, for. with all his
faults he was well liked by every
bod.
As soon as the call was ended. his
office was besieged by numbers of
brokers and clients, who were anxious
to learn j1st how they stood. Mr.
Higginbotham did not put in an ap-
pearance himself. and Henry Peery
stepped into the breach and did what
he could to get matters in shape for
unrayeling.
The swamped mans chief creditor.
It was soon learned. was the McCor-
nick banking house, which held an
Overdraft against him for about $40
600 This amount was quickly iqui-
dated by Henry Peery. for whom Hfp-
Einbotham worked for ten years or
more previous to going into business
Tor himself. so all that remains 10 be
adjusted are the accounts and stock
transactions existing between Higgin-
botham and the other members of the
exchange and small number of
clients. When these have al been ad-
1uated il is thought that no one will
have suffered very seriously, though
but little was known about il at the
end OF the day.
In the afternoon the members Of the
exchange met 10 consider what action
70 take in the matter. After organizing.
With Ralph Guthrie as chairman and r.
J. Evans secretary, a discussion of the
failure was followed by the appoint
ment Of 9. r. Hudson, A. S. Campbell
and w II. Farnsworth as a COMMITTEES
70 investigate his finances, and to whom
all unfinished business between him
and the members of the exchange
should be referred
1t is expected that some definite idea
or how he stands viii have been
learned BIZ tomorrow, when the ex-
change win be called upon to adjust
the matter under the rules governing
the affairs of lis members.
The reasons Tor the failure could not
BE- definitely learned. Mr.. Higgin-
botham did not come down town. and
no one could get him at his home. 1t
Is pretty generally understood how
ever, that he has been playing in hard
luck for some time past. 1t was stated
that the squeeze in Martha washington |
WAS accountable for his fan, but IL was |
learned that his "sh0rting'' Of those
shares was not Of sufficient importance /
in itself TO have caused his suspension, |
His running behind Is believed to have /
covered period of several months. /
and had been caused by innumerable /
Of poor judgment in play /
inR the market
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-14
Bank Statement

| New York, Dec. 1S.-Tlle statement of
averages for the clearing house banks
! of this city shows:
Loans, SS79,371, 500; decrease, 81, 065. 800.
Deposits. SS7s.7s1. 200; decrease. s6.OS1,-
Circulation. 1880. 700: increase, $54.-
Legal tenders. se7.sso,4oO; increase.
1856. 500.
Specie, s15S,85s.aoo; decrease, $780,
Reserve, s22s.sls,7oo; decrease, sa,os4,-
Reserve required. s21s.4s2,8Oo de-
| crease. s., 507, $50.
Surplus, $s.S86. 800; decrease, 81. 5S6. $50.
Elk. United States deposits, Is, ABS, :
075; decrease. 81 $50, 225.
The New York Financier this week
says:
The Official statement of the New
York associated banks last week
showed a decrease of So, 76I 500 in specie
and an increase of $500. 800 in legal
tenders, making the net loss in cash
S3,SO0,Oo0. This very closely agrees
with the estimated loss of s., 426, 200, in
dictated by the tracea bic movements Of
money during the week One encOur-
aging feature is that while this loss
or cash was due largely to the fiscal
operations Of the sub-treasury, which
absorbed s., 126, 900 from the banks, the
inter-bank movement shows that the
return flow of money from the interior
has begun to be important.
The receipts from the interior last
week. as traced through the banks,
were S5,521 900, against So, 356, 200 in the
previous week. and $2.4S2. 600 in the
week ending Nov. Is. These figures
show a steady gain in the movement
from the country, and should the gain
continue, as IL probably Will the net
increase will most likely soon be large
enough to Offset the drain into the
sub-treasury. The receipts now seem
to represent the money which was ex-
g1ons; later the receipts will repre-
sent the proceeds resulting from the
marketing of commodities
sun another encouraging factor in
TINS connection is that last week there
was only q small amount of money
transferred TO New Orleans and none
to the west. The direct onward move
ment by the banks was also small. The
loans showed a decrease last week of
s., 500, rejecting the almost general
suspension OF loans for fixed periods
by the banks and also the results of
the liquidation in the stock market.
which was continuous during the week
ard which tended to reduce the re-
Quirements of stock exchange borrow
80 a. CStA- AAS UepOSitS decreased
S6,031, 400. which amount is SS71, 200
greater than that called for by the re-
duction in loans and of the loss of
cash: therefore. the statement is not
FAR out of proportion The required
reserve was lessened by 81, 507. $50. De-
Quoting this sum from the total loss
OF cash leaves 81, 5S6, $50 as the amount
of the reduction in surplus reserve.
which now is IS, $50, 900, as calculated
on the basis of deposits, including $4O.-
i64,IOO of the government. Deducting
these public deposits, the computation
shows surplus of SIS, 423, 075. Last year
at the corresponding date, the surplus,
calculated on TIE basis Of all net de-
posts, was $5,455,0z5; therefore. the
banks now are in a comparatively
stronger position than they were then,
and probably the surplus will not be
very greatly reduced, even by the end
of the =ear
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-14
Metal Market.

New York, Dec. 13.-A small business
was transacted today in the principal
metals. the storm interfering te some
extent with the placing of orders.
Prices held about even with yester-
days figures IN all quarters. Tin was
as. a.
The tone of the copper market was
dull and the quotations more or less
nominal. Standard was quoted at
1910; lake, 11.65; electrolytie and cast
ing, II As
Lead was steady at 4.125s for spot.
Spelter barely steady at 495
iron easier, with a downward ten
dency to prices. which are, however.
at the moment unchanged.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-14
Pages Daily Market Letter.

Comparatively few people in the
east or south realize the importance
of the mining industry of the United
States Probably the largest, certain
" one of the largest Individual for
tunes of the world is that of one of our
western senator's, who owes its ae-
cumuIation to the wealth of mineral
deposit underlying this region. Why
not venture something where others
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-14
EVERYBODY DELIGHTED.
Newbro's Herpicide Destroys the
Dandruff Germ Permanently and
Cures Badness.

Quinine and rum and a whole lot of
other things are pleasant to rub on the
scalp after washing it free of dandrlIff
but not one preparation of the general
run viii cure the dandruff A germ
causes dandruff and falling hair 1t is
necessary TO kill that germ. 10 be per-
manently cured of dandruff and to stop
falling hair. Newbro's Herpicide will
positively destroy that germ, so that
there can be no more dandruff. and SO
that the hair viii grow luXCriantly DE
stroy the cause and You remove the eff
feet Send 10 cents in stamps for sam
pie. The Herpicide Co. 40 Jefferson Ave.
Detroit, Mich.
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Open Board.

100 Lower Mammoth at 6Skc.
go Lower Mammoth at 6Sjzc.
100 May Day at 171ac.
$50 Star Consolidated at I11Sc.
zoe Century at SIC.
I,lo0 Martha Washington at lie.
1000 Marina Wash. at 121Lc. seller so.
LOCO Martha Washington at 121kc.
l,2ee Martha Washington at 12szc-
~ New York at 3z1zc, seller 80.
100 Now York at 35c.
100 Wabash at 6S4sc, seller SO.
100 Wabash at 6S1bc.
2.e00 California at pc.
Total open board, 12,7o0 shares,
Shares sold, %, 100
Selling value. Sc. 500 Is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-14
Boston Mining Stocks
Tintic's New District Recorder

Silver City. Dec. I3-William H. VIII
son was elected recorder of T.ntic dis
trict at the regular biennial election
today. There were no other candidates
Mr.. Wilson las been acting as deputy
tor Recorder Campbell for several
months. He is an old resident of the
district and owns several claims.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-14
Yesterdays Sales.

Consolidated Mercur, 2O0gsl.75; 3OO@S1. %.
Total, 500 shares
., Lower Mammoth, 190q6Sc; 20OQ6s14c.
Total, 800 shares
South Swansea 160016c.
Star Consolidated, 400q12c.
Martha Washington, 4, 100GD12c; 9, 5OOdI3c;
l,0999l lie; 5,309n121zc; /, O00d PFC seller 80;
ss5Gl2Ac; 500Q12i4c; 1.0O0Q12c, seller 80.
Total, 1880 shares
Victor. 59oa1Issc.
Wabash, 10OO06Sc; 70OQ7ste Total. l 200
shares.
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Treas,,ru Statement

Washington. Dec 13.-Today's state
ment of the treasury balances in the
general fund, exclusive of the sI50. 600
600 gold in the division of redemption.
shows: Available cash balance. SOS. =
61S,S30: gold. Sl21, IL. 0S9.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-14
Coffee and Sugar

New York. Dec -Coffee-Spot Rio
quiet
The cotton market opened quiet and
unchanged TO three points lower ana
closed barely steady, two 10 four points,
except September, which was nominaIIy
twelve points lower.
SUgar-Raw, firm; refined, nominal.
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Ore and Bullion

Ore and bullion settlements in this
city during the past week, as reported
by Mccormick & Co. amounted to S2S9.-
100, yesterdays proportion of the total
being S3IO4Os as follows: Silver. lead.
gold and copper ores, S16,64O; base buI-
lion, $20, 400
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-14

Chicago, Dec. 13.-On the produce
exchange today the butter market was
steady; ereameries. 1S9281zc; dairies,
1TG25c.
Eggs-Steady; 24c
Cheese-Steady; 11H@121zc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-14

Rubber SaIei Rubber Salel! A bank
rupt stock on sale Monday. Mems
Rubbers, soc; Ladies', Csc; Misses
Storm, 35c; Misses Overshoes, soc;
Boys Rubbers, DOC All best grade
The Peoples Cash Store, corner Rich
ards and First South streets.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-14

ers the changes in price have been I'M
important and sales light. The record
Of closing quotations and the segre-
gated list Of sales made yesterday was
as follows.
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Butter and Eyes.

New York, Dec 13.-Butter-Re-
ceipts, 4,500 packages; steady; state
dairy, 26428c; creamery, extra, soc:
creamery, 22G29c.
Eggs-Receipts, 500 packages; steady;
state and Pennsylvania, 29c
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Monday Only.

Dec Is, between 20 and y o'clock a. m,
VIII sell one beautiful mahogany case
new upright $500 Piano for $3.50. Cash
or time payments. Christensen & An
son, Temple of Music. 51-53 So. Main St.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-14
To Holiday BUYERS

An inspection of our lines of Smok-
ing Jackets, Bath Robes and Dressing
Gowns is the convincing argument of
superiority.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co,
165 Main Street.
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Metal Market.

Silver, 4Sc per ounce.
Copper. 1094c per pound; New York.
$1I.45 per 100 pounds.
Lead, $3.50 per 100 pounds.
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The Hand of Man

Welcomes the Glove as a fitting holt
day gift. Our lines-the famous Per
rim, Fisk, Dent and Fownes, lined and
unlined.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF Co,
16e Main Street.
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Monday ONLY

Dec. Is, between 10 and II o'clock a. m,
will sell one beautiful mahogany case
new upright $500 Piano for $3.50. Cash
or time payments. Christensen & An
son, Temple of Music, 51-53 So. Main St.
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Monday Only.

Dec. Is, between 10 and y o'clock q. m.
Will sell one beautiful mahogany case
new upright $500 Piano for $500 Cash
or time payments. Christensen & An
son. Temple of Music. 51-53 So Main St
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Practical SUGGESTIONS

For holiday buyers: The Neokwear.
Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Suspenders.
Shirts. Canes and Umbrellas. We are
prepared for your wants with special
Xmas Ines
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF &C..
16S Main Street.
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CLIFTON COPPER BELT.
More Concerning Recent strile-Geo.
Gum in Camp.

More tonceTnlng Recent Strlke-Geo.
Gum in Camp.
sz.ank 7. Wilson. manager Of the
Ia Copper Belt company's Deep
mines. was yesterday in recRpt
s0nal particulars concerning
big strike in that property.
from his brother. who is
Ing operations. bore date
and related that in
q four-fOot vein which
iously tapped by the
cal depth beneath the.
thing ike ejyhty-fve
short distance only
the junction with
reached. This seq
It an angle TO tie
ted that the blin6
sIer. notwithstanding
richness. Now
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-14

DR.. Henry F. HOyt has opened an
office for general and consultation prac-
tice in medicine and surgery. No 500,
Mccormick block Telephones: Office
1,505 K: residence. 1143 x
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O4-LLA1N = 7 d " LII
FURNACE DIAGNOST

Have your furnace cleaned by the
expert. Leave orders for w. c. Crit
fin at Scott-Strevell Hdw. Co.
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Xmas Aids

Xmas Aids
To the buyer; why not for the man
Dressing Gown, Bath Robe or Smoking
Jacket? Artistic lines for your selection.
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF co,
166 Main Street
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We Excel

In lines of Xmas Neckwear. beautiful
patterns. novelty silks. best values.
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
166 Main Street
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Big A Adv. Co., Tel. 1901 z.
Signs, ali sorts. "a w. srd South.
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Are You Going

To see Christensen & Arson for a bar
gain in q piano for Christmas?
Temple of Music, 51-53 So. Main ST.
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RennovaI Sale

Lumber and building material at re-
duced prices. Parker Lumber Co.
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6. Of G. IS lbs st L. Sw. lists. Il
= o. q. LIST inc 80 st L S'W ends 81
G. 4 Q. KS Ia IS. A. & A r As IS
= * a SIS -. - $50. Pac- - -. Seis
g T. q Q. new SO. Rail- IS Hiss
c, NJ & ST. p ?. % rsH ST. q l. r Z n ii'
G Z y con. 7siss1slU. p * =. i.ss
= K l. q 2 ss.l0S14iU. P. con. IS ...Io3&s
= = = 4 81 l. Wabash lists ...u5ls
sen, IS -.--.. 80 WABASH znGs ...IOs
M M Term IS $ WaD. deb. s.. 72ss
Soto- q > IS SOssl W. Shore Is ....i13
Erie pr lien As : Wis. Cent Is 81
Erie GET IS -. SS1x Con. -Tob. IS 6I5k
Stock Quotations.
Atehison ----..- 195s. Tex. & Pacific. So
Fretefred 1855 S4iT. St. L. * w. >
Bat q ono s4szi Preferred -
= FfeIerred --- S65-I Union Pacific - 954
an racltic .---lsS Preferred ----- SUB
al. SoutnfFn .. % Nv abaSh $500. =
tni- q AltOH-,- s91zlNV & Lake E.. ziA-
freIerfee ..... - Second pfd.-... 81
CnI. INC. * L. ~ wis. Central -. 231z
FrelelLsG - - Preferred u
III q u w. = Adams EX- -----2u0
preferred - ~ American Ex. .-2l0
b preferred ~ United States 10
Chi & NWests.s12 tVYeIIs-EarsO 215
Chi. T. & t.. s lkmaig- con. -. S.
Preferred -. Z9S. An q, e. y 32ts
c. c. c & St l.. ss43eI Preferred $50
Colo- southern So42l AM l1inSeed Oil 10
FIRST pfd-----.- 81 Preferred -. 50
second pId-- 4o14iAn- s & R. 1854
Del. d Hudson. .l55 Preferred 49,. 90Sl
Del. L & W--..245 lAnac NJ Co. g
d. & r. c.. Sc B. II. II. -. sIg4
Preferred -. IS colo. F. & L.. 7915
Erie 10 icon Gas. .203
First pfd,,.-.- as Con. FOB. pfd 1i4l4
second pfd. -. A2ialGen. Electric Iii
Great n. pfd.. 49, ~ Hooking Coal . Is
Hook Val .--... IS Int PAPER -. I6I5
iPreterred 100. 50 Preferred $500 ia
Ills. Central -. .139e4lInt Power -. 30
Iowa Central : 3SialIaclede Gas -. 81
PreIsrred 49, s. Nat Biscuit - AS
LAKE T. q W. - Maj. Lead. 49,. 2514
freIefred Us No. American los
LOUIS & Nash -11S1zlP acific Coast -. Sc
l. I4SgiPacific Mail 81
Met. St Ry. ---13612t Peoples Gas - 1914
Mex Central -. 2lSz Pressed S. Car. 5554
Mex. National . 14$s Preferred -. so
NJ & st. Life Pullman p. Carr
Mo. Pacific .I0ITsiRep. Steel -. ia.
M; n: & I-.-.-- 20 Preferred IS
Preferred - spa SUGAR 1fe1S
n ]. Central .165 Tenn. c & - 53f-
n Y. Central ..15G IL b & p. Co 49,
Nor x Vest ssh Preferred 75i1
Preferred -. 50 U. s. Leather =. III
9ntarlo & West 2lts Preferred -. SIS
pennsylvania ---l9l!slU. s. Rubber =. 1412
First pfd---.. Sn[iU- s steel SO5s
Second pfd..... I31s Preferred ISL
81 L. q ; F. IS Western Uqion SIX
TSI pI0.----- q Am Loco. -----s 25l5
Second pfd-.... 6654 Preferred - g0Sz
St l. vest. . * c. Southern. ISIS
Preferred 49,. So Preferred 49, 521s
ST. Paul ---....-- l6s7s Rock Island -. 35&
PREFERRED --IS5 Preferred $50 1914
Preferred -. 80 Total sales ..4O5,7OO
So. Pacific $3.50. 90
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OGDEN EXCURSION.
Sunday, Dec. Il.

Via Oregon Short Line. Special train
at s:15 a. m. Special returning. Round
trip only 81.