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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-01
WEEKS BUSINESS
ON THE EXCHANGE
Market Broader and Stocks Closed
Much Stronger
AFTER DIVIDEND PAYERS.
Has Been Good Demand All Week
For dividend Paying stocks,
Daly.West Leading.

Business on the mining exchange dur
ing the week ending today has had n
much improved tone, and generally
throughout the list stocks close strong
er. Total transactions today involved
6127S shares and s22,79sl2, and for the
weak total sales Of 52i,ls2 shares for
s2Se,53i,l2 were recorded
One Of the gratifying features OF the
exchange business this week has been
the continued demand for the dividend
paying stocks, This is taken as in
dicatiye of the presence of an outside
element Of some means and magn-
tude. Undoubtedly with returning
confidence among the investing public
the exchange business viii rapidly in
crease
Today stocks took a noticeable up
ward move, Notwithstanding that the
DAY y Saturday and the first Of a new
month
Ajax led off With transfers at SO and
Carisa began rather an active career
at AZ which did not end until sales OF
$500 shares had been recorded, at fig
ures between 40 and 45M at which the
stock closed Carlsa began In Jan
uary with sale at 62A. and Ajax was
then held at G2h
Though the declines from the quota
lions on January LIST have been very
heavy, among those extremely Welt
posted on Utah mines, II IL thought
that In few Instances have stocks been
uniustly depressed below the proper
valuation OF the properties they rep
. esent.
Continuing on the board 100 shares
iof Con. Mercnr came out for $3.50, and
paly West was traded IN for $500.
Z Lower Mammoth was two cents
higher today than yesterday, and May
Dav was traded In between Sc and IS.
closing with sales at 57%.
Star Con. showed up az better figures,
and Uncle Sam Con. sold as high as
20. With sales totaling 1900 shares,
California sold up to 40, while Century
came out for 16A-15
Yankee Con. was quite active In con-
sequence OF the purchase by Or
Franklin OF several thousand shares at
20 last evening The stock began with
sales at S2.b2, sold up to $2.55 and
closed with transactions at 81, 40.
The call closed with the following bid
and asked quotations recorded.
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men have attained extraordi,o.
one rally lasted clghty.sepen ~, ,,"iu'n1
Walking along any quiet thorons
fare In the West End or the subn,TSulth
a evening you are bound to hear i,
ping. pong of the cellulod balis we
parchment or string racket h al on
every other house. Bridge cardS 'pp'g g'tt
been laid aside, motoring IL negled"S ~
even the war Is forgotten-ln the Nh,
delights OF the new fad -ChIcapo ,nu
ter Ocean. ~ AH'
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at 77%a57ys, dropped TO 77MQ7iis, and
rallied 10 1SQ7SM.
Close Wheat-Fcbruary 75 May Is
HISh; July iS07sl4
Corn February bgM May 62N.
AN
Pork FEBRUARY i552l9: May i5.77A,
l.ard-February 800 May 9,3IhW
$40.
$40.
Flax Northwestern, / .7lis.
Rye February. 5Slk.
Barley Casch 5gNa
Timothy March $50
Cash Wheat No. red S3mS5; NO 3
red ismS4 No 2 hard winter 7GuIS,
No hard winter 75hm17; No north.
ern SPRING 76M5l, No spring lj@IGki
No spring nan.
Corn No. ., 59m59la.
Oals--No, 2. H%M4j. No. 3, AhMHis.
SAN FRANCISCO
San Francisco, Feb. l.--Wheat ri In
active, Dee. l09la; spot, quiet l01n
Barley Inactive; MAY Sligi cash
80.
NEW YORK
New York, Feb, l--Wheat- Receipts,
26,g50 bushels Under the influence OF
southwest selling, scnnt export Inquiry
and favorable crop news, wheat eased
on this morning, to rally towards noon
On covering May S3h GSS'g; July SS%
USSi6.
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YANKEE DIVIDEND.
Initial Dividend OF 800, 900 u Pay
able Today

The initial monthly dividend Of 49,
900 or cents q share on the Stock
Of the Yankee con, ~ payable today
and many stakeholder has nice
little check 20 reward him for having
held ha stecN in pr Frankln's com.
pany. The Yankee has certainly been
enorgWlCally developed ana opened up
and Il Pr Franklin's hopes are real
tied vii continue TO pay $4,000 or
more monthly for q long time 70 come
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Lumber Dealers Association.

New York, Feb. 1.-The National
Wholesale Lumber Dealers association
VIII meet at the Waldorf Astoria on
March 3D. Teegraphic announcement
OF this fact has Just been received by
j. II, Defenbaugh, editor Of the Amerl-
can Lumberman, Heretofore The meet b
ings of the association have been held
In eastern cities, and the break In the
rule viii be reclprocated by western
Gc1'ers In the shape OF entertainment
Of eastern visitors.
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Salt Lake Bank Clearinss.
BUSINESS NOTES.

The week has been an active one in
commercial stocks, the main operations
having been confined to sugar All eyes
have been on Washington ana under
the supposltion that the ways and
means committee had sheyed the ques-
lion Of Cuban reciprocity local sugar
STOCKS took Il hound upward Leh ne
ing quoted by brokers at $40 bid last
night Todays dispatches Indicate that
the tarlIf question has only been tenn
porarlly laid aside and those best In.
formed think that Cuba wlll be sure To
receive u concession 81 at least % per
cent sooner OF later. Several other
stocks advanced to new figures as the
following record OF the latest quota
tons win show:
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.

Of the metal market and especially the
low price Of copper Some producers
refused TO ship until better prices may
be obtained and IN one or two cases
shipments were seriously retarded by
bad roeds and other Inconvenience
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Flied for Record.


Special to the "Ncws1)
Provo Utah, Feb l--Mlning deeds
have ben fled for record from the Cas-
tilla Resort company, for two thirds
interest and from Percy $. Sewers, for
one.third interest IN the War Eagle
mining claim, In American Fork min
ing district, TO Herbert Ilirschmanl
consideration In each deed Is placed at
81.
A deed from william Ottenhemer to
Herbert llirschman, consideration 81.
has also been filed for record convey
ing the War Eagle In American Fork
mining district and the Nabob In Lit
tie Cottonwood mining district
y. J Hfoupa @, al have filed notice
OF location OF the summit Placer claim
No. y. containing 100 acres, situated
about one-lalr mile east Of Soldier
Summit station and joining the SUM
NIT i'laccr mining claim on the south.
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NEW CRY nINycros,

Il. l., Polk y Co.'s Salt LAIN ci,..
directory for 1902 Is now in press y
persons who have made any 49,!
changes In their business or ras6o,oenut
addresses should call or write ny IL,
medlately No changes taken opn.
phone, W. j, COOPER ~
Secretary and Manager
6lI-6lg Dooly Bldg
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DEXTER SHIPMENTS,
January Prodnc, Amounts 10 About
SIi,2OO.

The Dexter Tuscarora management
has marketed $500 cyanides and one
Ss0Ce lar 80 Ter this month. Another
bar of tho value OF S4G06 Is expected to
arrive IL e DAY or iNn from the Tus-
oarora, Nevada property and this VIII
mako The total rfocuc, Tor the month
$ll 800.
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Bank Clearings.

Bank clearlngs throughout the United
States and Canada for the week ending
Friday, Jan. 81, 1902, were
Total United States. 2,l57. l22,942 90
Outside New York 49,. 7iS. 1856 $50 49,
Totals, Canada. =. o.. 33,sS3, $50 ~ 8
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Feb. --Cattle-Receipts $50
Seady. Good to prime steers, 65O@525;
poor 10 medium, 4.0On600, stockers and
feeders, 2.2594,bO; cows, i2jn5.25; heif-
ere, 260H3.50, Gamers, l.25dSSO; bulls
g25d4e5; calves, 2.5OGL25; Texas fed
steers, 400a640.
Hogs Receipts today, 2l,OO0; tomor-
row. $4,000, left over. St4O0, Strong
Mixed and butchers, 5.S5M6.SO; good to
choice heavy. 6.1bG6.31la rough heavy
5S5@6,l0; light, 5,5Om6.OO; bulk OF sales
jgO46.20.
sheep Receipts, 1000, Sheep steady
Lambs steady. Good to choice wethers
4SOdh2O; fair to choice mixed, 375m
$50, native lambs, SOOa6OO; western
lambs, 650d600.
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Park city shipments.
Goyerning Bnard Meet

At meeting OF the mining ex-
change governing board this afternoon
the standing committees Of the eN-
change viii be named and some other
business may be tranacted.
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LOGAN EXCTRsInN ee.sn.

With the Salt Lake Opera Co., via o.
$. L., Monday, Feb TO- Train leaves
depot pm. returning after the OPP
era. Tickets also good 10 return til
Wednesday. Feb. re-
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WOOL


81. Louis, Feb. i,-Wool- Firm Ter
rltory and western medium l6alS, fine
l2Mi1; coarse l2@iG.
SAN FRANCISCO
San Francisco. Jan. a. Nevada, 100
u; eastern Oregon, lOGlS; valley Ore
gon, 1906; Humboldt and Mendooino
iOql2k mountain, SQ9; South Plains
ana san joaquin, 6ffS; lambs, cas-
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BurrER ANn EGGS.

New York, Feb. .--Butter- Receipts
$500 packages firm. State dairy, Alq@
a. creamery, 1895; June creamery,
i5hd2lha; factory, iSh0l1is,
Eggs Receipts 5000 packages easier.
State and Pennsylvania, 27Q2S, west
orn at mark, ~
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Chicago, Jan, A.-On the produce ex-
change today the butter market was
firm creameries l5d25; diaries, 1904.
Cheese-Flrm; l0h@lla
Eggs Fresh, 23n
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THE STANDARD.

II STNNUATtU.
DO YOU have the STANDARD Die.
tonary In your library or
school room9 II not, you are not
up 10 date. II Is the largest,
best edited. best printed. best
bound, and most modern work
IN all respects yet issued. Only
limited number on hand Ad.
dress the peseret News Office.
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down the yearly expense bill OF rail-
road company, as II mrely,geN out OF
repair II is now being used on ine
NeW York central, the baltimore "
Ohio. the Union Pacific nnd thirteen
other large railway Hystems, ana III
time win probably be In universal use,
He has since elaborated his original
Invention, and now what u called the
Vanderbilt type Of saves boilers fuel
and economies power as well being
less expensive to keep In repair The IN
yenton rs patented, the patent number
being G31,lS6.
Recently he invented q tank car for
carrying oil, and also coal car bnth
of these are radically different from
others Of their kind The value Of the
oil tank lies IN the way It IL fastened to
the body Of the ear rs construction
is so ingenious that the tank has to
support its own dead weight
The coal car also has novel features
which give II exceptional durability II
has q capacity of fifty tons OF this
car the American Engineer and Rail-
road journal has said
"rhe new car designed 10y Cornelius
Nanuelphl eulpVuleS oho VI tuV JUN
est steps over taken IN the direction
which Is considered so Important IL Is
likely 20 mark departure IN steel car
design"
He has also invented a brake and
many minor appliances used IN iall-
reading He frequently goes 10 TIE
baldwin locomotive works IN Phlladel-
phla, dons "a pair OF oyeralls ana puts
in q hard days work alongside The me.
chanlcs employed there. lie isn't AFRAID
Of dirt or grease and energies from the
shops as grimy as any OF the W day
men
Last summer at Newport he proved
the biggest kind of q surprise 20 the
naval officers az the United states tol-
pedo station. He wanted TO study The
mechanical novelties In the torpedo
"'' "''- ed to go
along on one Of the trial trips.
81 pdu ,u,,u Il spend
the time on deck after a cursOry look
at the engines,
re went aboard carrying small
satchel from which he took q pair OF
lFApnIiu and IA oktll aup Then he
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WONDERFUL AND TRUE.
PROF, j, K. CuLLIhER.

One OF Americas greatest magnetic
healers during his three years stay in
this city has performed some OF the
most wonderful cures on record. Many
who had been given up to die by the
medical fraternity have been restored
to health and yigor. His electric baths
are the finest in Utah. He has an exc
perienced lady to superintend the la
dies department and give massage.
During the month Of February the pro-
lessor win give magnetic and electric
treatments free TO all at his
HEALTH RESORT,
2466 Grant Ave, Ogden, Utah.
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UNLISTED STOCKS.
sToCK TRANsAcTloNs.

Ajax 100 at So; 100 at 36A.
Carisa, 100 at 80: SOC az t3ik; GOO at "A:
|5OC at 49, 1880 at as, 100 at 4Gh, $500
u i5ia; 1000 at ass, 100 at ass, 500
y 4eis, 100 at ass, Total, 1880.
Con Mercu, 100 at 1850.
Daly-West, 80 at $500.
Ingot, 100 at G.
Lower Mammoth, 100 at G2h; 200 at
MAY Day, 100 at Sc; 500 at IS. 1900 at
n: loo at SIX 2,70O al b7't; 200 at 67&;
t0 at 5iss. Total, $500
Northern Light 1890 at 2lb.
SILVER Shield. 1000 at s,
South Swansea. 200 al 30; 900 at &c.
Star Con. 1000 al 2S. 500 at 2Si. L.
% at 2SN: 100 at 2S's Total, 5000.
d Uncle Sam Con. 300 AZ bih, 100 az
81; 100 at 55& 100 al So.
| california, 100 at a 200 at As; 1000 at
81: 100 at &C. Total 400.
Century, 500 at 1919; ] 100 at l6. 1000
D Is Total 900.
|Mariha Washington. 5000 at 8; 1000
d Ga; 1000 at 5h; $500 at 6%
Victor. coo al 49, 100 al f2i5.
Yankee Con-, 100. at 252 500 al $50:
y At z.55; 200 az 2b3; 100 al PSI. 100 az
fS; 100 al 243; 100 at 2.46. Total, L.
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SUGAR

sugar--Raw steady; fair refining.
1915; centrifugal SO test, S1l-l6, mo-
lasses sugar, 2l5-16. Refined steady;
crushed, 5,25; powdered ass; granulat-
ed 475
cofee-Quiet No. z Rio, "a,
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MONEY AND BONDS.

Money ON call, steady, at 2is per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, idlils per cent,
Sterling exchange, firm, with actual
business In bankers bills at 7Sls, for
demand and at I.Si%, for sixty days.
Posted rates. asa and ass.
Commercial bills, 4.s3,s 0i,Slh.
Mexican dollars, ga
Government bonds. steady,
Bar silver, 55M
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Descret National Bank 49,. .... 1851 %
y e NJ, l',.. -. 900. ..,,,,,.. 1il 90
Home Fire Insurance co. nan l29 90
utah Sugar Co. n,n,n,n.,... 10. 90
ogden sugar 60, n,,,,,. ,..., 200 90
State Bank OF Utah ...,...... III, flO. 90
Deseret Savings Bank ,... "... 1913 90
Co-op, Wagon & Machiue Goa. 1850 90
Commercial National Bank 49,. 100 90
lions Savings Bank q Trust Co. 1880 90
Provo Commercial a saw Bank. 100 90
Lehl Com & Savings Bank 49,. 100 90
Thatcher Bros. B'kg Co.. Logan. III 90
First National Bank. Ogden 80. 203 90
Rocky Mt'n Ben Tel CO, n.,. 100. 90
Davis County Bank, Farmngton 100 90
Barnes Banking Co., Kaysvlle 900 90
ogden Savings Bank -, n,..n.. ZIG. 90
La Grande Sugar Coo .,n.uu. 10000
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas CITY, Feb l.-Catte-- Re
celpts, 200, Texans, unchanged Ma
tive steers, 4S5Q6.50 Texas and Indian
steers, i25d5.50 Texas cows, >. 50a
4 90; native cows and heifers. S,0Od5 80,
stockers and feeders. 3,25Qi,Sj; bulks,
3 O0d4 50. calves, 4O06G.50
Hogs Receipts, 1900. Market Sc
higher. Bulk OF sales, 5.G0dG4O; heavy,
6 .G6Q6. 80. packers, G .sd06 40; medium.
6O0a6 iO light, 5.4O6620, workers., $50
q6.OO, pigs, i.75a5,3O.
Sheep--Ieceipts, none. Market, un-
changed; muttons, 40o65.00 lambs.
jd0a6 90; range wethers, 4,50ai SO;
ewes, i,0Oql.50.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Feb. Inlay wheat started
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BANK STATEMENT.

New York Feb, 1.-The statement OF
the associated banks for the week end
ing today shows:
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4. \. Campbell, Stuck BrNker.
s0s203 d. f. Walker Block. Tel. $50
Hroherg a Thompson, Stack BROKERS.
q Walker Bros Bank Bldg. Tel. i257a.
ARTISTIC JOB WORK
And printing specially attended TO at
the Deseret News ONCE. Estimates
promptly furnished Rush orders
speciality
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' CLOSING STOCKS.

Atchlson, 16% do. preferred, S7%; c.
u A., Gla l.. & M l03A Reading,
SOS do flrst preferred S2b United
States Steel preferred, 1874 Peoples
Gas, 999A: b r. r., 65A Wisconsin
Central, 1873 Anaconda, 80. G q. W.,
23h; New York Central 1913 South
ern Pacific, 61& Southern Railway,
3SA; Wabash, preferred, i2h Missouri
Pacific, lO2 Sugar 1926; r. q o., 1884.
g. a. o., lGh Illinois Central 1874;
Pennsylvania, l49ia; st. Paul 16iM;
Union Pacific l0l7t, do preferred, S9s
Amalgamated Copper. lS&
Government bonds closed az follows.
RefundinG 2s registered and couron,
loSis 3s registered and coupon, tex init
1854 new Is registered ana coupon
1872 old Is registered ms. do coupon,
lex int ms; IS registered, 1906; do.
common fox INT l0Gi
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DENVER

Denver, Colo Feb. i.-Cattle-Re.
ceipts, 300. STEADY Beef steers.
3.75Q4 50; COWS, 2.50G40O; stockerg
and feeders, freight paid TO river. S.OQ
d4.sO bulls. stays. etc, 5Od3.50
Hogs Receipts 200. Lower. Light
packers 6,0O66,O5; mixed and heavy.
6l0q6. 30.
No sheen
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OMAHA.

South Omaha. Feb. l.--Cattle-Re.
ceipts, loc. Market quotably steady
Native steers. 4OOd6.15; cows and heif.
era. 30OG5.00 western steers. S7O@ 3 30,
Texas steers. 35OG450;; Gamers 2OOQ
500; stockers and feeders, 460.
calves, LOOG,.O0 bulls, stays, etc, 2.2,
dA50.
Hogs Receipts, $500. market seady
Heavy. 6,S0M65O; mixed, 5gO@605, light
5.60Gs,O5; pigs 45Od550; bulk Of sales
5.S50Gl0
Sheep Receipts 1000. Market seady
Fed muttons, 425657o Westerns. 3s0T
430, ewes. 3.5Oail0. common and
stockers, 2.50@L2s; lambs, 4j0Q5.S5.
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The proposed across the lake cut off
ls the talk Of commercial circles There
Is a disposition to believe that the
Southern Pacific Is running q blum on
the Salt Lake public, and that the
proposition to cross the lake was put
out 10 stir up Salt Lake into offering
something in the way Of terminal ia.
cilitles. bonuses and other attractions.
An old time business man calls atten-
ton to the way the blasts sweep down
from the mountains occasionally in the
winter and spring, with sufficient force
10 blow trains over. II Is not so many
years since a Rio Grande Western
train was blown over near Farmlngton,
when quite a number of passengers
were hurt, though fortunately none ia
tally, Then Utah 4 Nevada train
was blown over near Black Rock.
crushing Conductor Brown to death IL
is claimed that there viii be constant
danger at certain seasons VI the year
from this source in crossing the lake,
where the winds have full and free
sweep II one of those blasts strike
Southern Pacific train on the causeway
or trestle that train VIII go over into
the lake and there viii be quite mum
Der of passengers who Will not live
TO tell the tale
Banking men say that the past week
has been more quiet, with rates Of in
terest stlfenlng and the feeling has
been one OF confidence. There Is gem
eral disposition 10 bc cautious
According 10 Bradstreets report for
the week ending yesterday, Salt Lakes
bank olcatings amounted to S2.g6S 569,
mip keeping ahead Of Seattle, whose
figures are s9.52d719. Los Angeles is
picRlhs Up tanidly. It's cearings for the
ooor bejne s39Siaia Portland Ore Is
beh,rd Salt Lake, with SlSil,S3O.
Dradstrcyt reports 1872 failures In the
United States the past week as against
o. for the previous week 2Sl for the
Last week in 1901. 252 for the same week
IN 1904 $50 In 1899, and 2SS In lS9S
The George NJ Seott-Strevell Hard
ware comnany te-elected the old officers
OF the company as follows President.
Georc NJ Scott vice president and
'"epep"cr g. ". Strevel secretary. W.
y. Outoalt other directors. O. STAINS.
hrrc Unu W n Rice A 2 per cent
oatrtpgly dividend WAS declared.
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SUGAR STOCK
WAS BOUGHT.
News from Washington Considered
Favorable,
AMALGAMATED SOLD DOWN.
Became Feverlsh und Ipesyy, then
Went Up--tIost OF the List Was
Inclined 10 Droop.

New York, Feb 1.-THE market
opened dull aud sluggish and changes
were restricted to small fractions both
ways with few exceptions sugar
was brought on what was regarded as
favorable Washington news and rose
~ TO l2Gla Amalgamated Copper, on
the other hand. sold under last night
and became feverlsh and heavy Other
active stocks were but little changed
but the western and Pacific railroads
yielded when Southern Pacific weak
ened.
Amalgamated Copper was lifted
again TO the top level and Anaconda
rose point Colorado a Southern
first preferred advanced "a The rest
OF the Hist was inclined to droop and the
fall was emphasized upon the appear
ance Of the bank statement on account
Of the enormous loan expansion. Dee
cIines reached ! to In Amagamated
Copper Sugar Southern Pacific Met
ropolltan United States Express lin.
. seed preferred and American Smelling.
Supporting orders were encountered on
the decline Disabling preferred rose
about 2. The general market was duh
and heavy az the close
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BONDS.

thurch Bonds .,.,.s..,,..,. ..,. lgNA
Consolidated R'y & Power CO.,
IOndN 5000, .s,,,.. s,,......,,,. 100
y l.. city Railroad Bands (can
be taken up in 1909 $40, 49,. 1902
Sulnpltl N0llty ,.t,.-s, .st,..,... lUz
Thomas r. Cutler, general manager
OF the Utah Sugar company win return
from his trip to New York early next
week
The following building permits were
Issued during the week;
VI. l.. Thomas, corner and Second
street, frame residence. $4,000
Geo A. Turner, Fourth West between
Seventh and Eighth West. frame cot
tage, $500
Geo j Woodllng, Rice street, brick
cottnge, 1880,
Henry Dinwoodey. i5l Main street.
brick business block. $4,000
Carl Gunther, between Eighth and
Ninth South and First and Second
East, frame cottage $500
/, Reggie, 2S2 Nest Fifth South alter
atlons $500,
Total $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-01
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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1902-02-08
GIFT Of CARNEGIE
NEW LABORATORY OF ENGINEER-
ING DEDICATED BY HIM.
Novelty Presented I'm Shape of Dim
ner Table Laid Out to Repre-
sent Iron Works.

NEW YORK. Feb 5:-Andrew Car
negie tonight formally presented to the
Stevens Institute Of Technology at Ho::
boken. N. j.. the new. building ERECTED
neEie Laboratory Of Ensineering:" The
the keys Of the building to Mr.. Carnegie
by the architeeetts and the hanging "a get OF
ard bod. president of the board OF
trustees. a few appropriate words ac-
companying the donation and accept
ance.
The dedication was attended by a
novel feature in the shape Of dinner.
The, tables were set to represent iron
served from. an open hearth furnace,
cakes were baked in miniature BESSIE
mer converters and the punch was
drawn from a roaring blast furnace: :
with "steel ingots'' and railroad
spikes" Of bread. The ice cream was
in the form Of "T'' rails.
At the conclusion of the dinner Pres
ident Henry S. Morton. on behalf Of
the Alumni ASSOCIATION Of the institute,
the first "T'' rail ever made.