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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-26
The Week Closed With Heavy Trad
Ing and Higher Prices
UNCLE SAM TIE FEATURE
Reports Of Important strike ana '"'
pending Deal sends the stock
skywsrd- Otber Changes

The week on the Mining exchahs'
closed this morning with an extremely
active session and with stocks RUINS
At prices generally higher than op'alneu
Yesterday. During the week total trans
actions involving 7O5,7A shares anu
ss4 O74 60 were recorded and TO-DAY DUB
ness involving 77,545 shares and w.
1885, was transacted.
The week has been one OF VioieN'
fluctuations. Effected by the decline
~ silver 10 the lowest point II ever
reached. the silver stocks shrunk VIZ
n,,,oh IN value. However, WIN uis
mstal market somewhat more setlie9
and On rumors OF impending deals anu
some strikes, stocks shot skywaro 'n''
morning. .-oa ,vere
made nv Uncle sam, Yankee, south
Swansea and May Day. Uncle sam
on rumors OF important developments
M the mine and the probability Oh ap-
sorbtlon by the Boston, YANKEE Soh
solldated. advanced from 2Sls to nearly
H. Yankee from $500 yesterday, au.
yanced TO s2.23 with sales aggrega'ihs
AGO. shares. DR.. Franklin's plans TOT
tho property are said 10 be OF ciiai
acter 10 make that property immense.
South Swansea shot upward 70 ~ anu IA
closed very strong with u Did anu ~
asked. A deal for the control OF the
property is reported TO be under way
and near consummation. May Day ad-
yanced 10 80 and Century was much
wanted az "a. r
The call closed with the following
quotations and transactions recorded
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that on the 9Th
day Of May, 1902. the administrator OF
the estate OF Lorenzo Snow. deceased,
will sell al private sale for cash in hand,
the following described real estate. To-
wit.
Commencing at a point 3 rods north OF
The southeast corner Of lot :. Block lOl.
Plat "a Salt Lake City Survey. thence
north rods, thence west 70 rods. thence
south rods; thence east 10 rods 10 the
place Of beginning. Said property being
N Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County.
State OF Utah.
This sale Is made in pursuance u an
order made by the Probate Court al Salt
Lake City. and County on the 25th day OF
April 1902. This sale win be male al
the office Of the said Administrator. room
No. 203 in the Progress Building. IA and
li9 South Main Street, Salt Lake City.
Utah.
o. @. SNOW.
Administrator OF the Estate Of Lorenzo
Snow, deceased.
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MONEY AND BUILDING.
A Good Deal OF the Former Going TO
Idaho-Liyely on the West Side.

In financial circles the past week has
been unusually quiet. and several real
estate deals that were expected to ma
teriallze have gone over until next
week. The loan market has been rather
too quiet for some city capitalists who
have gone up into Idaho where higher
rates OF interest obtain to place their
money out In the shape OF loans. Bank
ers say that from to per cent can be
realized IN the north over and above
what can be realized here.
Real estate is looking up" so the
dealers say, with inquiries coming in
thicker, mostly from local people, but
then there are an increasing number
Of inquiries being made by outside par
ties Local building, while not being
pushed with the rapidlty In the matter
Of residences that the more enthusi,
astic anticipated, is nevertheless forg-
ing ahead at an encouraging rate. On,
architect alone. w II. Ware, reports
OF least 100000 worth OF building as
being handled and In immediate pro-
spect by his establishment, and others
are doing we'll The Hubbard Invest
ment company has four brick resi-
dences being completed opposite the
Fair grounds. on Third North street,
TO cost 81 900 each. Then the company
Is TO build a $4,000. eight room residence
on Fourth North and Second West
street. also, a $4,000 residence for j. II.
Bell on Third North street near Flew
enth West streets. For all Of these and
other buildings that the Hubbard In
vestment company expect to erect,
Architect j. A. Headlund has prepared
the plans The west side Is being rap
idly built up. and where blocks not a
year ago we're almost entirely vacant.
are now covered with attractive cot
tages and residences. II Is expected
that the street railway company will
extend It's tracks from the Fair grounds
10 accommodate the growing popula-
ton Of that vicinity.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Salt Lake stands Goth in the last of
cities Of the country as given by Brad
street for the weeks bank clearlngs,
with the figures at sS,276i67, This Is
better than number OF other cities
whose population exceeds that OF Salt
Lake.
Timothy Egan has sold to Glen II.
Boutwell, for $1,000 lot at the corner OF
Second and n streets.
David Keith is making extensive i'm
proyements and additions 20 his stables.
The Improvements win cost $4,000 and
George Curley has the contract for the
stone work, and $. Il. Wood the con-
tract for the interior carpentering work.
Supt. Gardner Of the Utah Sugar
company and Engineer ingalls, were in
the city yesterday They were jubi-
liant over the weather conditions and
say that they could not be better for
the planting OF the beet crop. The
entire acreage throughout Utah Is now
In the ground.
Many interested spectators daily
gather at the corner OF First and State
streets, where the big Holmes terrace
IL going up. The stone foundation is
now nearly all In and this morning the
brieklayers began on the work above
the ground.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
Market Has Been Quiet Though
High Figures Have Obtained.

The commercial stock and bond mar
ket has been rather quiet during the
week. Everything in the list, however,
has maintained high figures with the
exception Of Utah Sugar, which has
shaded of to $500. Brokers say that
the reason for the weakness is the
fact that many Of the la,er holders
had bought their stock in the expec a.
ton that the new issue would be mado
at $1,000 per share, When the board
announced that the figure would be
$500 per share, there was quite rush
TO sell. Brokers also say that the
stock from now on viii be somewhat
neglected in favor of the purchase OF
options on the new issue. Seventy
five cents per share for these options
is the highest figure yel bid. Follow
ing are the latest quotations.
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MINING NOTES.

The Belcher Of Dugway is on the
market with one car OF ore.
The Excelsior OF Eureka, Nevada, has
a car OF ore ready for marketing.
Superintendent Kirby OF the DAILY
West is In the city on a visit over
Sunday.
The stockton Gold Mining and Mill
ing company has car OF ore on the
tracks awaiting sampling.
Two cars Of Horn Silver ore and four
cars OF concentrates from the Ben
Butler will be marketed Monday,
The meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Buckeye Mining company scheduled
for today has been postponed until the
s0th Of the month.
Manager G. l.. Rood OF the Ontario
and Daily mines. has returned from a
visit to those properties. They are
said to be In excellent condition and ne.
cent Developments are showing up well.
Superintendent Underwood OF the
Carisa. reports that the work Of sink .
ing the main shaft another 80 feet has
commenced. IL Is hoped 10 encounter
the recent rich strike at further depth
The Taylor and Brunion sampler re-
] ports the receipt Of 10 cars OF eoncen.
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Estimated That State Should Pro-
duce 100000 Bushels.
SELLING ROUND 85 CENTS.
Acreage Greater This Season Thnh
Last Except Ia sugar Beet
Districts.

One of the leading wheat dealers OF
Utah today gave the News the FOL
lowing statement as TO the wheat out
look for the current year;
" Crop prospects, 50 far as they re-
late to winter sown wheat, are very
good--all that can be desired The
season Is late but my experience in
Utah tells me that late spring such
as we are now having Is adyantag sous
rather than the reverse. Spring wheat
Is Just now being put in so II is TOO
early to say what may be exp cted
from that direction except that gen raj
conditions are favorable. Barring ac-
cidents of time and cllamte, the crop
for 1902 should be nearly double what
II was last year when the government
reports credited us with raising 2,5OP'-
O0O bushels, 1t is quite safe 10 esti-
mate this seasons production at 4,OOO,-
900 bushels.
ION account of the preyailing high
prices Of wheat at the present time,
the acreage OF this cereal has increased
perceptlbly over that Of last year-that
Is so far as spring wheat is concerned.
The fall or winter acreage is about the
same The increase has been outside
OF the sugar beet sections as a rule.
OF the beet sugar sections as a rule.
utah wheat is now very scarce and
only about one car In twenty is Of the
local product. The Washington tariff
which went into effect on Wednesday,
will bring lot OF wheat into this
state within the next few days, None
OF 1t has yet arrived but the prices
paid for lt--S2 to 81 cents prevail in thit
market. Utah wheat is bringing from
SO to So and Is very hard to get at that
Npiira -
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THE naYNrs MIrs,r co

NOTICE or SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
Meeting; Notice Is hereby given that there
will be . special meeting OF the stock holders
Of the DayHes Music Company. q corporation
OF Utah. held on Monday, the 18th day OF
May. is02. az the Office OF the Company. 10
"a south Main street salt Lake City. Utah.
AZ the hout OF FIVE o'clock p m. OF sid day.
for the purpose OF amending Article V Of the
Articles OF Incorporation OF said Company
so that same shall read as follows.
ARTICLE v
This corporation shall have an auth Dried
capital Of Fifty thousand Dollsrs Gs0. 100 OOl
divided Into Fifty thousand shares " the
denomination anc par value OF one Dollar
tfi UOl each.
And for the election OF officers for tho
ersuing vear; and Tor the transaction OF
such otb'r lsiness a. may lawfully come
before "a M citing.
J-Eph J. DAYNEs, IR,
Secretary Of the Daynes Music Company.
BY order OF The Board Of pirectora
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oats-April. 42A May, AN; July,
S5is.
Pork-April and May, 1921; July.
1906.
Lard-Aprll and May 9s2h@9s5;
July, 10O7lA,
Ribs-Aprll and May, s.s5; July s.iIla.
Flax Cash, 1879
Rye-55%.
Barley-6iQ7O
Timothy-I00.
Cash-Wheat-No, 2 red. say GSih
No. g. red, S2hQS4h; No. 2, hard win
ter, 7547ah No. ., hard winter, ia
79h No. /, northern spring, 11AQ7Sl4;
No. 2 spring, i5h07GA; No. 3. spring,
72Q75ia,
Corn-No. 3. 62h Q62is.
Oats--No 2. $685. No. 4, 42%43.
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Mining Nnilces Filed

Provo, April pa mining deed from
Chas. II. Wightman OF 1ndianola, TO
O. +. Wall, Of Mt. Pleasant, conveying
the Emma s." Nos 1. and 3, minng
claims situated on the east side OF Loaf
er mountain. about two and half miles
northwest from Clinton. Utah county
has been filed with the county recorder
The consideration ~ $50
r. r. ]. Becker ct al has filed notice
OF location Of the Ohio No. 4 petroleum
claim, situated about 20 rods below
Tucker on the r.. @. W. railway.
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thinning, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WI

trates from Ophir canyon, one OF ore
from Tintlc; one from Dugway; two
from Frisco; four from Bingham ana
one from Eureka, Nevada
Ex-senator Arthur Brown has re-
turned from the national capital, where
he went TO argue In the United states
supreme court. the apex suit OF the
81. Louis Mining and Milling company
against the Montana Limited Mining
company, involving the vein Of the
Drum I,ummond mine.
The Grand View Oil and Refining
company of Wyoming, filed a certified
copy OF It's articles Of Incorporation
with the secretary Of state today. II Is
capitalized for $4,000, representing 81
100000 shares of the par value Of one
cent each T. f. Bonneau is vice presl-
dent. Max Straus. secretary, and Joseph
X. Sharp. OF Carbon county, is desig-
mated as resident agent.
j. Guthrie Reid, a mining man from
Lima, Peru, is guest at the Knutsford,
and is also visiting with A. w. McCune
Of this city. He says Peru Is the COM
ing country Of South America There Is
more real enterprise shown there than
anywhere else. and Americans are
steadily going in there with capital to
develop the region The principal in
dustry Is mining. but there are fine
agricultural lannds In Peru, and very
fine cotton Is grown on the lowlands.
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PERSONALS.


John Powell OF Elko, Nav, has re-
covered from his rheumatic troubles
for which he has been receiving treat
ment at the Salt Lake private hospital,
and returns home today.
w. II. Malona, an official Of the Fra
ternal Brotherhood, is here from Los
Angeles to inspect the local branch OF
the order.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Dew Niles have
returned from Chicago to remain.
Attorney d. s. Truman Is seriously
Ill with erysipelas in Nevada, where
he went recently on legal business.
Mr.. Dave Meyers has Just returned
from a business trip to the southern
part of Utah and will leave for the
east tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-26
COTTON.

New York. April 26.-Cotton futures
opened steady at the decline. April,
9.56; May 94j; June, 946: July, $40;
Aug, 9i5; Sept, $50; Oct. $50; Nov,
SIT; Dec. SIT; Jan, S,l7.
Cotton futures closed steady, April,
9,52: May, sac; June, 9,4S; July, 9.44;
Aug. 800; Sept, $50; Oct. S.25; Nov,
SIS; Dec. Sis; Jan, SIS.
Spot closed quiet and steady; Mid
ding uplands, lille; do. Gulf, 915-16;
sales, l,4O0 bales.
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BETS IN BOISE VALLEY.
Will he Given Practical Test by
Nebraska Growers This Year.

A large party OF German home seek
ers have arrived in the city from SUIT
ton Neb, and are being located under
the direction OF Good & Roberts. There
are about "a in the party and most Of
them are experienced sugar beet grow
ers. having been engaged in that indus
try In Germany. Their household eff
fects have arrived and are being UNI
loaded at the depot Those who have
not yet purchased homes have secured
houses to move into. until they can
make selections. They VIII engage in
sugar beet culture in the Boise valley,
and state that over hundred Of their
countrymen back in Nebraska are
awaiting their opinion Of the west be-
fore Joining the throng OF new residents
of Idaho. Boise Statesman.
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SALES.

Ajax-5Oo at 4s%; 300 at 43l4, Total,
500.
Carisa-l,SOO at IS; 200 at S5A; 100 at
aS; 1000 at Ban; 800 at S4Ss. Total g.
100.
Consolidated Mercur--lOO at Isl; 100
at l.uh; 800 at l.o6; 100 at 1856. Total,
$50.
Daly-west--25 at $780, AO at i5.25;
10 az $3.50. Total, AS.
Mammoth-lOO at 125; 100 at 1.26; 100
at l.27A Total, 800.
May Day-l 800 at 2sI5; GOO at 29 5000
at 2ss l,iOO at 80; 1900 at 3Oia; 1900
at 2sA 800 at 29N: 1000 at 29-s. 80;
1900 al 2SA; 1000 at 2sls-s. 30; 500 at
sSN. Total, 1880
South Swansea-l0O at 75lk; 200 at
u; 100 at IN; 200 at IS; COO at 70
Total, 400
sunshine-5OO at s7Ai $500 at 2S To-
tai. 1900
Uncle sam-5oO at 2slk, 500 at 30; L.
900 at 30; 900 at 3O-s 3O 800 at 81; 500
at sly; 1000 at 32--b. 60; 80 at 3l%, 1900
az 30; 600 at 32k-b. 30, 500 at 80; 1000
az S3M 1000 at 33% 1000 at "a: 500 at
SAX 1000 at 33% 5000 at S3A; 5000 at
SIS, 50; / 900 at 3Sls--b. co. 1000 at S3ls.
Total q 600.
United Sunbeam-iO0 at 44ik.
California--5OO az IS; 1000 at 1917; 500
at Is, seller 20 800 at lSSs Total. $500,
Tetro-l,5OO at q; 1000 at 20; 800 at
20S. Total, 5000
Victor-3o0 at q; coo al %. Total. sO0
West Morning Glory-l,OO0 at rs.
Yankee-sQ0 at 2.l0; 100 at 2.22, 200 at
a23; 400 at 222is; 100 at 2.2l; 200 at
go; 200 at PIG Total, 1900
OPEN BOARD.
zoo May Day az g.
800 South Swansea at 7sis.
800 South Swansea az 70.
100 Uncle Sam at IS.
1000 Uncle Sam at SC. buyer 60.
2i00 Uncle Sam at 90.
200 California al IS.
800 California at lSh.
800 California al iS&.
600 California at IS. seller IL.
300 Victor at 22lk seller 30.
800 Victor nj 22ik. seller 30.
100 Yankee at 2.2i, seller 80.
TOTALS.
Regular call. es,7i5 shares. si5.47i. 80
Open board. 1900 shares s2,sGi.S5.
A. =. CsmpbeiLstock Broker
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wYoMING's wooLCLIP,
Estimated That Value WIN Reach
Big Sum OF S3,555,0OO.

Special Correspondence.
Cheyenne. Wyo, April 2t.-Reports
from an sections OF the state indicate
that Mornings production Of wool
this year viii approximate 100000
pounds, the estimate by counties being
as follows.
Albany, S97 .s5i; Big Horn, SlS0,i79;
Carbon, 4,g7li32, Converse, 2.543, 3S5:
Crook. 6S3l5g; Fremont, 2,sei. 05S;
Johnson, 1858. 1l5; Laramie. 5e9, 256, Ma
trona. 3,721,9f3; Sheridan. 2i5.135;
Sweetwater, i626,421; Uinta. 4,0S0,601;
Weston, S10il3. Total, 3099l,25S
pounds Figuring on a basis OF II
cents per pound the prevailing average
price, Mornings wool crop will this
year bring to the state the sum Of g.
$4,000.
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ALBION DEVELOPMENTS.
Alta Property VIII Have water
Power Compressor.

The management Of the Albion mine
at Alta yesterday let the contract for
the installation Of o 3-dril water pow
or compressor, the same 10 be Installed
prior 10 July / on the lower tunnel level.
This tunnel, which is In 450 feet, VIII
be driven 1000 feet and II Is sxpecteu
that the upper workings VIII De tnor-
oughly drained thereby the mine 10
reported to have most gratifying snow =
lngs and shipments VIII be maue as
soon as the weather permits.
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Conyerters About In.

Manager McVichie of the Bingham
Consolidated states that the turning
out Of copper-gold bullion at the com
pany's finely equipped smelter VIII be
started about next Thursday
The big blowers VIII be given an IN
itlal run on Monday and the new CON
verters will be installed anud IN readl-
ness for startup on Wednesday.
on the first day Of May the convert
ing plant will begin operations and II Is
stated that in all probability President
White. Col. Posey and G. X. McCor-
pick WIN arrive in time for the start
M
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resentatives of the American Smelling
and Refining company. What basis
the deal will be made on could not pe
learned, but II is understood that II u
over one dollar share.
The News" informant stated that
the deal has progressed so far that lne
controlling amount Of the South swan,
sea stock Is now deposited with local
bank pending the settlement OF the
daaI
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WEEKS ORE SHIPMENTS.
Utah Mines Market over i2'ooo
Tons Of Orc Weekly.

One needs only to notice the ship
ments OF ore and concentrates to the
smelters In this valley to be fully con-
WINGED of the growing importance OF
Utah as mineral producing state
Fully 1000 tons of ore reaches the
smelters and Is marketed In this city
every week. Besides Bingham Fark
CITY and Tintlc shipments, there are
numerous others from Frisco, stock
Ton Ophir Canyon, Dugway and Alta.
During the past week the three
greatest camps in the state shipped as
follows:
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WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

a missionary farewell entertainment
viii be given In the Third ward meet
ing house, Thursday evening. May LIST
In honor Of Elders Geo. r. Smith and
Steven s. Buckwalter. who depart
shortly on missions to Germany.
An excellent program has been pre-
pared and the many friends Of the
young men are cordially invited to at
tend and bid them goodbye before they
leave for their mission field.
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For Piles,
Sample mailed free,
One application gives relief.

The continued use OF Hum
phreys' Witch Hazel Oil per-
nanently cures Piles or Hem
--Externalor Internal,
Blind or Bleeding, Itching or
Burning, Flssures and Fistulas.
Relief immediate-cure certain.
Three Sizes, 25c. SOC and sI.0o, sold by
Druggists, or sent prepaid ON receipt OF
price. Humphreys Medicine CO., Cor.
william and John sts, New York.
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onhir Queen Articles.

The Ophir Queen Mining company or
ganlzed for the purpose OF operating
five claims adjoining the Ophlr nm
property on the east has filed It's artl-
Giles OF incorporation. The company Is
capitalized at s250.0OO in 25c shares. The
officers are Brigham 7 Cannon, presl-
dent; Robert Mulhall, vice president
]. h. WeImer, secretary and treasurer
These with III. G. Twomey ana J. wei
mer constitute the directorate.
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MONEY AND BONDS.

Money on call steady at 3h per
cent. Prime mercantile paper, 4Q4A
per cent. Sterling exchange, easy, with
actual business In bankers bills at
4S7AGi.Ss for demand an! at 4,S5b0
4.Sjia for sixty days. Posted rates,
1904, S6la and 4.SSisG4.s9,
Commercial bills, i.SiAQis5a.
Mexican dollars, II.
Government bonds, steady.
Bar silver, 5lh.
State bonds, firm.
Railroad bonds, firm,
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Tintio.

Shipments from the camps in the
Tlntic district were small the past
week, due to bad roads and scarcity
of teams. il is expected that during
the coming week the Dragon Iron NINE
and the South Swansea will each have
a number Of cars of ore on the market
The shipment totaling SO cars
containing about S25 tons, were distrio-
uted as follows:
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WEEKS BUILDING PERMITS.
Make the Satisfactory Showing of
S02, Memorial l}uilding Lead y

S02.05O-Memorial Building Lead 3
Building permits were issued during
the week ending today as follows;
william Longmore. L street,
between Fourth and Fifth. brick
cottage ........ .....,....si.7OO
Joseph Metras, Fourth South be-
tween Third and Fourth East.
brick addition ..,............ 1900
w. y. Williams. 81 North West
Temple. brick residence ...... 1900
Mrs. Mary Kingsbury, Fifth
South, between Fourth and
Fifth East, brick cottage. 1900
A. Fisher Brewing company cor
ncr Second South and Eleventh
West, brick addition ......... $500
]. s. Brown. Sixth North, be-
tween Second and Third West.
brick residence ............. 1000
Mr sharp. Tenth South and Ninth [,
East. brick residence ........ 1000
George Wareing, S73 Fifth street.
brick residence ....,.......".' 1000
e. r. Husbands, Fifth West, be-
tween Second and Third North,
brick cottage .................. 1000
A. Z. Meredith. + street. between
Fourth and Fifth, brick double
residence 49,. .-......u,.... 5000
Robert Cameron, 2lS South
Eleventh East. brick cottage. 500
George Mueller, 252 South Main,
brick addition ".............. 1900
Fritz Miller 2S2 South Eighth
East. brick cottage .......... 1900
J. NJ. Simpson, Ninth West be-
tween Fourth and Fifth South.
frame shed 900. ........... 30
l.. d. $. university Memorial
building ,,:...,...,.........-..... 5000
David snedden. Eighth and F
street, brick cottage ....,. 80. 100
Peter Snedden, Eighth. between E
and +, brick cottage .......... 1900
Total ..... .ss2 .O50
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Ore and Bullion.

ore and bullion settlements In TINS
city during the past week amounted 10
s2S5 600 as compared with SSl5SOO for
the week previous, Yesterday settle
ments totaled s44, 800 Mccormick q Co.,
SIS 200; T. II. Jones & Co., $50, 700.