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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-04
Words Toll Of Condition Of Bust
ness Last and This Year.
PRICES SHOW FEW CHANGES
Week Has Rren Quiet, one Conspicu'
Gus Exception iseing Steel ANA
Iron Industry,

New York, Jan, g. Bradstreets to-
morrow win say
Satisfaction with the old and renewed
confidence m the new year are the
dominant features In the new Indus
trial commercial and financial sua-
tiou fhe Week has naturally been
quiet to ua ycgr OF dizziness as regards
uew business, ,hc main attention being
concentrated In gathering up the
threads OF OH business, in stock-tahng
anu In preudauons for the future
A conspicuous exception to the gem
eral quietaess is found in the iron anu
steel situation, which gains rather
than loses activity. Here however, the
ear shortage question cuts disturb
Ing figure and one which, in view Of
the advanced stage Of the season, bias
fair to continue to unsettle both produo-
ton and consumption considerably
Supplies Of coke at the ovens are pill
ing up, and the balst furnaces are shut
ting down because Of the necessary
link between the two and abundance
of cars not being forthcoming. South
ern pig iron has advanced 90 cents per
ton and the western trade Is getting
lts chief supplies from this source, AT
the East pig iron Is also flrmer Plen-
tiful orders are offered but none Is ac-
cepted for delivery before July L.
Mesaba iron ore has been advanced Ia
price, The only appearance OF weak
ness in finished products Is In wire ana
nails which are 81 per ton lower, owing
TO Increased competition Of outside
makers Heavy fall orders for Mexi-
GO are reported pending and interna-
llonal competition promises TO be keen
In This respect,
Prices snow few changes on the
week. The cereals are on the whole
higher, due mainly to the strength OF
wheat, when still supports the COARSE
grams. Small deliveries and firm ca
hles, with some better export buying
early checked later by the advance.
coupled with good buying by the couh
try, are the STRENGTHENING features.
Winter wheat crop reports are in the
main favorable Provisions are steady
except lard, which has weakened slight
ly
Quietness is the feature In leather
ana Kindred trades, but an access rath-
en- than loss IN strength of prices Is
looked for. Shoe shipments are smaller
than of late, but SIM IS in excess Of a
year ago New prices FOR rubber goods
show an ADVANCE Of per cent over d
year ago.
Copper has been again cut, this time
to Il cents for lake, and tin Is also low
err while lead Is unchanged. Brass has
been lowered to meet the decline IA
copper.
Wheat Including -four, exports for
the week aggregated 4Si6,i7l bushels q,
agains, 4gll54S bushels last week, ana
SsA,SOl bushels In this week last year
Wheat exports, July I to date. agere-
gate, 1876 5Gl bushels as against 96 =
800, $40 bushels last year
Business failures In the United states
FOR the week number go as against DIV
last week, 2eS in this week last wear
22s IN 1900 2S7 in 1899 1888 in 1895 and ass
In 1897
For the week Canadian failures nun
Der % as against 10 last week. "a m,
this week year ago, 20 In 1900. As m,
1899 and O. In 1895
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WEEKS TRADING
EQUALS AVERAGE
Number Of Shares Dealt In, 253,"
345 for $l46, 746,25,
SOME STOCKS CLOSE HIGH.
Trading Good To-day century thc
Feature, Selling AT "a Cents Bet
ter Business IN Anticipated.

A total OF 253,3i5 shares Of mining
stock was traded In during the week
for SliG5825. Today $500 shares eS'
changed hands for S2s,52Gb0.
The weeks business while not large
has not been Of an entirely unsatlsfoc'
tory nature, II Is expected that though
some stocks which are too hish now
when the amount Of capital stock and
development Of the properties liz con-
sdered, viii 80 lower there VIII be
much improvement as regards the IN
crease in volume Of business within the
coming few weeks. 1T IS more than
likely" said prominent broker to-
day, that all stocks will go much low
or during the coming week or so, In
sympathy with certain Of them that
cannot help but suffer a decline. How
ever the dividend payers viii quickly
recover.
Trading on the exchange this morn
ing was more active than yesterday
and there were some noticeable IN
,reases In certain stocks while others
closed much lower,
Century was undoubtedly the feature.
OPENING with a sale at 1914 the stock
went 20 40 and quickly without a break,
went down again to "a, from which II
recovered TO 3iA Four thousand nine
hundred shares changed hands between
~ and "a.
Ajax sold between 55& and 81 and
Carisa with sales totaIng 1900 shares,
ruled at prices ranging downward from
81 TO 56h. Some Consolidated Mercur
changed hands at si4GqSlA6la and May
Day ruled much stronger selling UP
from G3 to 60 cents,
Star Consolidated was traded In on
declining scale from "a to 2OA and
Uncle sam consolidated participated to
the extent Of 5000 shares at figures
around GSh
Californa ruled at greatly improved
figures and was traded In to the ex-
tent of II, 100 shares Yankee Con-
soldated was dealt In TO the extent OF
900 shares and the call closed with the
following bid and asked quotations re-
corded.
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Big Fire ia Omaha

Omaha, Neb,, Jan, 4.-Flre. which
started early today in the Office OF the
Douglass Printing company. destroyed
the property OF that concern, the West
ern Electric Supply company the build
Ing and contents of the Frontier Steam
Laundry company, and damaged to a
considerable extent the K0rbach hotel
The total loss win probably reach $780,
000. Considerable excitement was caused
among the guests OF the Karbach hotel
by ringing of fine alarm bells by the
clerk Some OF them rushed to win
dows and fire escapes and Jumped or
climbed into the street IN their night
clothing. W. II. Hawkins.of Sioux city.
Iowa, was overcome by the excitement
and collapsed, but was later revived.
Those who jumped were not seriously
injured.
The loss OF the Western Electric Sup
ply company which Is the largest. VIII
reach about $50 Coo the Douglass Print
nr company, $4,000 Frontier Steam
Laundry. $1,000: w. NJ. Bushman. build
ings. $4,000; Karbach hotel. $4,000 and
a few minor losses, all covered by in
surance.
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GRAY EAGLE OPTION.
Given to DR., Ellerbcck by A. A. Noon
And Others Miscellaneous News,
Special Correspondence,

Special Correspondence
Provo. Jan. Am option TO buy the
Gray Eagle and Gray Eagle No, fire
clay mining claims in North Unite min
Ing district for the sum OF $500 With
ln six months from Dec 80. 1901, given
70 Or. WIN Enerbeck by \. A. Noon
ct al has been fled with the county re-
Corder. The following notices OF min
ing locations have been fled
The Dorr formerly portions Of the
Waterfall and Jubilee claims In Amer
lean Fork canyon boy Henry D. Smith.
Last Chance on Nebraska hill, south
west from silver Lake and about one
ana one-fourth miles from the Deer
Crdcek stream In silver Lake mining
district by George II Pulley ct al
Water Boy Springs mining claim In
North Tintlc mining district about one
mile south OF Greeley Springs, on the
Yves side OF the canyon, by James II.
Stark at 0l
The Prize IN Water canyon, about
three miles east Of Salem, 10y j, B.
Peterson et AL
silver Rect No, 3, adjoining the sll.
Yer Reef No. on the west and the
r. a. W. group ON the south near
Goshen by q ~ Bridges
Water Gulch No. and Water tiulCh
No. 2 about one and a half miles south
OF Hermansyille anl PROTECTOR about
800 feet northerly from the Caroline
patented claim Ia Tintic mining dis.
trict by John Bestlemeyer ct AL
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have ~ not known at this tine, II is
rum0red that an reports concerning
contemplated suit between the Daly"
West and quincy have small iounda-
ton and II IL not improbable thnt the
VISIT yesterday 10 the quincy mine ny
Daily West officials has something to
DO with the proposed consolidation OF
DAILY West. Quincy and Anchor inter-
csts. II may be possible that me vlHlt
VIII have for its result the opening up
Of certain underground Workings IN
the Quincy which may economic the
extraction OF ore from certain Day
West ground
1ast what was the purpose Of the
visit cannot be stated &C this time but
owing To- the very good reason that
Daly-Wcst, Anchor and Quincy ores
VIM when smelted together not only
Weld greater values but greatly re-
iuce the expense Of production ana the
other costs incident 20 the operation
of the three properties, II win not be
surprising 10 learn during the next rev
months that a consolidation has been
effected.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL REPORT.

The report Of D. II Christensen. su.
perintendent Of the city public schools.
for the fourth month ending Decem
Der 20 shows a total enrolment OF If.
1l6 number Of teachers 29i. average
number of pupils per teacher. Al. cases
of hardness, 200; per centnge OF at
tendance, 1913; per centage Of punctual-
ity, 992; cases Of corporal punishment,
H. cases Of truancy l5 visits by par
ents, LOGO; visits to patrons, 1883, col
Ored puDils, 40.
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EVENING MISSIONARY CLASS


BY direction Of the First Council Of
Seventies the evening missionary class
AZ the Latter-day Saints university
m hegir neyt Monday An young men
and young ladies that desire TO attend
viii please get recommendation from
their respective bishops The instruc-
lion viii cover in TIE FIRST part Of the
course, the Articles OF Faith. under
Elder Benz Goddard. After this course
Is completed Elder II. C. lverson
viii give course In Biblical study and
church doctrine from the missionary
standpoint, Lastly Elders j. N. and
IL s. Tanner viii jointly give a course
IN the life Of Christ The class viii
meet on Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays In room 20 OF the Lion House
nom 1880 20 p. m. All are Invited.
There is no charge
Cxgsklfmilla ojointly X sHRDLu S
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T2END or PRICES UPWARD
AmaIgamoted Rose Over a Point and Steel
Stocks Bought in Big Blocks
Room Traders Took Proits--bank
statement Disappointing Selling
wiped 0ut Mos, Gain"

New York, Jan A few Of the coal
ers declined on realizing but the gem
erai trend Of prices was upward, ANAL
gamated Copper rose rs on report Of
the dissolution Of an Injunction against
payment Of dividends by a subsidiary
company. e, S. Steel stocks were tax
en- IN blocks Of from 1000 TO 5000
shares and rose o fraction each Room
traders took Immediate profits in ANAL
gamated and 1t saggod below 10. This
setback had but little effect on the
market. The bank statement was a
dsappointmrl. and selling to realize,
wiped out most Of the gains and car
rled weak stocks below last night,
There were a few slight rallies but the
market generally was active and Easy,
CLOSE.
Atchlson. sO% do preferred 1O3%;
Penna. l5OSs Gas, 1855, Sugar lOl X;
h. q o.. iOGlk; Metropolitan, l63h;
Manhattan, l37. b. II. t., 66S st,
Paul, 1868, Copper 1OA U 5, Steel,
l5A DO. preferred, 95% Mo. Pac,.
1884 l.. & ~ 1878 U. = 1925, ~ Y.
Central. 16S: Wabash i3.
Bonds closed as follows
Ref. 2s reg and coupon lOSh; Is reg
lO7% do. coupon iOSN New Is reg,
and coupon, 1891; old As reg. and cou-
pom, lllsi; 5s reg and coupon 1913.
MONEY AND BONDS
Money on call steady at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5d5h per cent
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business in bankers bills ut 4.S67sG4S7
for demand and iS3AWiS4 for sixty
days, posted rates 4StisQfS1la, com
mercal bills 4S3QASSia.
Bar silver-56h,
Mexican dollars--l4h
Government bonds--Steady.
State bonds--lnactvc
Railroad bonds-Firmer.
SUGAR.
Sugar.-Raw, steady; fair refining
81. centrifugal, SO test, S%' molasse'
sugar, 27s, refined steady; crushed, 5.25
powdered, ass; graduated, 4.15.
Coffee, quiet.
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work az san Rafael.

The San Rafael OF company has
sunk lts FIRST well down l,4jO feet and
Manager Davis said this morning mat
IN nfly or sixty feet more he expected
To strike oil 10 paying commercial
quantities A second well Ia now down
$40 feet. one milo from the hrst we'll
and Mr. Davis thinks this one "iIl get
into the big oil deposit at about me
same depth as the other, The company
is proposed to develop its entire lleld
and win shortly sink a third well mld-
way between wells Nos.l and 2,
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$500 49, -aH-=sssa= a
CARS COLLIDE.

Yesterday afternoon while the fog
was at IT'S donsest, two Of the big Cal.
ders park cars met on Twelfth South
and Seventh East with an impact which
was heard for some distance. when
the cars separated II was found TINT
one had sustained badly battered Voc
Thule and the other shattered head
light md windows. There was no ma
terial damage apparent until one Of the
cars reached First North on the return
trip when Il obstlnatelv declined 10
move. After a cheerful delay OF
twenty minutes the crew succeeded in
fixing the broken machinery and the
passengers felt soothed.
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CIIIl,AOll

Chicago, Jan. i-May wheat opened
at MA poz44, and sold up To S3i4 Close,
W peat-sana ~ MQV sa4, July, SlS,
Corn-Jan, 6ih May O,&u5ji2,
Uats--Jan., iOesHl,s; May ii9sQl5A,
Pork Jan. lb.s1, Nay lo3,4.
Lard-Jau, $50; MUy 99,h.
lubs dam 5,gp May SS4n,
Rye-May, bt#.
Flax Cash, l.jJ
Barley Cash, JdG3
TimOlhy -6.jO,
Cash Wheat No . red, S6QSS No.
3 red S3QSG No, 3 hard winter $3.50
80 No. do. 19@6l; No ! Northern
spring, S0dS2 No. Q Northern spring,
,guSuA 40. 3 spring iGftiS.
Corn-,No . No 3, 6jla
Oats-No. 2, a., No. 8, 45la.
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NEWS FROM on FIELDS,
Co nsIdernblc work Has Been Done
And Much Contracted For.

The Paranne on Go, u utah, whose
lands are situated In Daisy Fork can
Won. Utah Co., about four miles from
the ID. q r. G. r.. II. and seyenty-liye
miles from this city has let con-
tract 10 sink shaft flfty feet, to strike
the thirty foot oil sand vein carrying
II per cent OIL that Is exposed ON the
side OF the mountain, and dips north at
an angle Of 30 degrees, AT a distance
Of 500 feet from the outcrop, II Is be-.
lleved that al such distance fluid oil
win be obtained lntermixed with oil
shale on perhaps a lowing we'll
Should 1t prove sand saturated with
heavy OIL. It viii he leacned out by
Or. iIarretts process, for which a pat
ent Is pending So that in any event it
is expected that Utah oil Is assured.
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Weeks shipments Number sixty-rwo
lnrs of Ore.
DEXTER OUTPUT si2,aoo.
Bullion and Cyanides Worth That
Amount Result Of December Run,

The management Of the Dexter-Tus-
Carora Mining company has reported
from its properties In Nevada with a
gold bar OF the value of $500 and
gold dust from It's cyanide mill Of the
value Of 81 500. The total Of $1,000 Is
the amount turned out by the company
during the December run.
The shines plant was in operation foe
only few days during the month and
VIII probably not be run this month on
account of the cold weather.
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HIGHLAND RoY CHANGE.
Superintendent H. n, Claiming Pro-
NOTED 20 General Managership.

r, II. Claiming has been appointed
20 the general managership of the
Highland Boy company's interests. H..
+. Poland. Who has been serving the
company as cashier win assume the
MANAGEMENT of the Boss Tweed gold
mines and leaves Tor Pony Montana,
tonight a great mill Is being built on
ne property which Is owned by Hon
A T.. Eurrage and others Of Boston
Nh Claiming arrived from the East
last night and win, as soon as possible,
arrange matters In line with his pro.
motion,
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago Jan i-Cattle- Receipts,
5000 Steady Good to prime steers,
Gj0dL5O, poor to medium. 4.OOGA25;
COWS, 1250t15, heifers 20oG525: can
ners, t25N2.3O; bulls, 225df7j; calves,
Hogs Receipts today. $4,000 Left
over 1881 Strong Mixed and butch
ers. 590d665; good TO choice heavy.
6iOG67O, rough heavy 61o063i. light,
600GG35; bulk Of sales, 61Od645.
Sheep-Receipts 1900. Sheep steady.
Lambs niger. Good 10 choice wethers,
l2j05OO; fair TO choice mixed, 250Q
425; western sheep, 425G4.65: native
lambs, S.5od620; western lambs, 5000
$50
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BurrERFliiLD AGAIN.
Another Large Claim Against the
Mining Company

A fourth suit has been filed against
the Butterdeld Mining company. This
time the plaintiff Is julien pobin, who
claims that between Jan. 9 1898 ana
July o. 1901, he advanced to le COM
pagaie des mines du Butterleld the
sum Of 5iS.s2lgO francs, and ON Dec.
6th last 10000 francs more, all OF which
amounts In the coin OF the United
states to the neat little sum OF Slll,-
CQE ~
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pEsEREr EVENING NEWS SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1909.

ers, 2.85g5,25; stockors and feeders,
2.5Oq4.i5, bulls, 2,5Ogii0; calves S'oOl
GOO
Hogs.-Recelpts. 1000 Market 6c'
higher Bulk VI sales 5.3ONb5O' heavy,
G,GO6f675; medium, 6.lbq65Oi llght 9ov
g650 workers. 5.25QB.AO' pigs fouW
$50
Sheep Receipts, 200 Marget IN.
changed Muttons, &25Qt5O lambs. oOO
a6oO range wethers 5.jJQAiO' ewes
S2J@40O.
OMAHA
South Omaha, Jan, 4,-Cattle-- Re-
ceipts, 5000 Market, steady Native
steers AOO0615. COWS and haliers, aV09
Ag5, western steers, 31jQ5AO' Texas
STEERS, &aJuiiO. Gamers, LOO Wznoi
stockeis and feeders, g55g(IiO calves,
3O0W6,s3; bulls, stays, etc., 2OO0i2o'
Hogs Receipts, niSlO Market o4lOc,
higher Heavy, G2lNBOJ. mixed t.l0d
U.bj, light 5SJWdlj' pigs l.o0Q01oi
bulk OF sales, JI0N6iO,
Sheep Receipts, 1000 Market, steady
Fed muttons iOvN4i5, westerns 5.iOa
$3.50, ewes, 2NJULQO common ana
stockcrs. 2,5ON&og, lambs l5O0jOO.
DENVER.
Denver Jan T. Cattle Receipts, 400.
Market stIaay be- steers, a5uibO,
cows 2.5Oma,0; atocNers and feeders,
ireignt pad l1 river o0Joi0O bulls
stag2 etc., 2.ld030O
Hogs Receipts goo Love- Light
packthg, 6,lOu6zJ, mixed and heavy,
5,zOMb4O
Sheep Receipts, COO. Firm Good fat
mutt0ns, 80pWGDO; lambs S.0Q0AOO
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CnlIfnrnin.Iltnh DrIlls.

Much delay has been caused at the
Cnllforna-Utah properties by defective
drilling apparatus At present me com
pany k delayed, but II ~
hoped soon 10 commence ucllVo
work again. The management cH-
pects TO drive " necessary over
1000 feet IN order to get blg
flow OF oil which ii seems probablt VIII
be encountered at the 100 foo, level
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BUSINESS NOTES.

The week has been somewhat quiet
In local stocks, although a number Of
the favorItes have reached new notch
es; notably Coop Wagon and Machine
company and Utah Sugar company, for
the former Sll1.5 was bid this morn
ing and sales of Utah Sugar took place
ot Sl5.6 today Ogden Savings Bank
re-entcred the list of dividend payers
for the FIRST time IN several years, pay
ing per cent, ana ug st1ch took a
bound upward to SHE II is not many
months since 1t stood at $GO
Following are the latest quotations.
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WOOL
lHFp 4tFFuEl

ST. Louis, Jan. Wool-Frm, ter
rltory and western mediums, l1qlii
fine, llglt; coarse, HOS.
SAN FRANCISCO,
San Francisco, Cal, Jan. Quota
lions on wool here today were Spring
Nevada, l0dl2c. eastern Oregon, 100
1897 valley Oregon, l3Qljc, Fall
Mountain lambs case; san Joaquin
plains, GQSc; Humboldt and Mendocino,
l0Ml2bc.
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Bargains for EverybOd
Al
OUR NEW STORE!
The S 4 lOc STORE
24l MAIN ST.

Large Meat platters .,.....,..,. 10
Tea or Coffee Pots ,,,,u.n.a.......i IN
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DUST rams u,,,.",,,.,,.,,,,,,. ,10
cup and saucer .,..,,,,.,......,...S
White Plates ,.,,u,.,.... .,..,...g
Meat Brolers .u,u,,,,.,....n ,5
EbH heaters ,., " ,,.n,.,,..,...,2,
Feather Busters observation-disclosures IA,
Lamp shades Observation-Disclosures.
g NN'lNa .'''' 'l'''''''''' ''''',ulNt
MIX or Pudding Pans .n.n.....,...h
lluher buCheta "'t''",.',t.,tr,.,,35t
ilisn IaI''.''s'''' i'',sf,p.,,u.s,lN
Corn loppefs Observation-Disclosures,
re rams .s,"st,,.,,.u .t.,..,.3t
vegetable Crater "u.,,,. ,........b,.
cake turner's "",..,n ...,a.,.,..b,
Mouse traps 90, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Nest hGga ,,u,,,,,,,",,n,.uD for b
liNst Jar soap ,.o,o.,,,,.......,
Pure Naseline, only ...o...,...,...b,
Clothes Pins dozen for .......6
20 Paper Napkins for .n,......5,
~ sheets Shelf Paper u,.u..........,,h
Wire Hair Brushes ...,.u,........iO,
StnVe brushes ,,.n,........,..1
WnlNp Btoou3 p.,o,,., ...,.......i0t
Rest stove Polish ..,......,....,.,..5e
. Spools Machine Thread for ........5t
IV'NdRe .,,r',,r..,. ,....,,.,.,..it
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tIyllB faIls'''''''''''',, ..'r.o.,l0t
lNVlch BOXES '''s.'r,,,,,,,.,,,,n. l0t
Bottle Shoe Dressing Toe
fupnelS ..'r.,,',. ,.,,u,n,,,,,.4..,5C
Chalr Seats .,,ut.n....,,,.,.S to i2t
Table runiblers for 10r
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UNLISTED STOCKS.
SALES.

Ajax-1OO at g., 100 at 56% 100 at 56M.
100 at 56ia, 1000 at 56h 300 at SO, 100
at 56M 200 at 55A Total. o. 100
Cansa-60O NJ 90; LOO az j6; 100 at
569i 1909 az 55is; 200 az 66h, 1900 ut
5j: COO at 54A 500 AZ 5ii4, 100 NJ 55ls;
800 at 56M, 1000 at 56% 100 at $685. 100
at $50 Total 1900
Con, Mercur, 100 at LAG; 100 at l,46'5,
Total, zoo.
May Day-2OO at 81; 500 at Ga; 100 at
Gi& 800 at cas- LOO at 65 Total. 1890.
star Con.-60O al "a; LOO az %; COO at
p; 1000 at "a, 200 at 2Oh Total, g..
600
Uncle San CON. 600 at 6Sh 300 at
60 $500 at 6Sh 1900 at 6S 200 at GSa..
California 300 at i2ia; l.lO0
at 70; 100 az 72h; loo at 72A
100 at 7Sib 100 az Az 1000 at IL; jOl
at 75& 400 at 20 500 at 1914 1900 al
76k; 200 at 16A l,AOO at e.; 1000 az
US; zoo at Isl, ZOO at 1873, 600 at 7IH
Total, ll,lOO,
Century 100 at S9S 100 at 30; 200 an
IS; 200 at S1ik 200 at 81: 500 at 3d. oC
az $3.50 400 at S5, 2,iOO at3iil 500 al "a;
100 at 3iis 800 at 3iA Total 1890,
Tetro-l,0O0 at lG
Nictor-l0o at 45a; 100 at az 100 az
Ar Total 300
Yankee Con. 100 az $40. 20O at SIS.
200 al 379; 100 at $50. Total 600
OPEN BOARD.
200 Lower Mammoth, 100.
100 May Day, G5A.
600 May Day &c.
100 May Day. coy.
100 Uncle San Con, 6Sh
100 Uncle Sam CON, 69H.
800 Uncle Sam Con, 60.
100 Century 50.
100 Tctro. 1919
600 Tetro 1919,
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BIO Form SOW RulgnrInn CahInet.

Sofia, Jan. 4.-Phuce Ferdinand has
entrusted Doctor Danef. minister OF
foreign affairs with the task of form
ing a new cabinet.
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BUTTER Am EGGS.

New York Jan i.--Butter Receipts
3,O25 packages, Firm state dairy, 100
G2lia factory l5iaQljla.
Eggs Receipts, 5000 packages
Strong State and Pennsylvania, SlQ32;
Western uncandled, at mark, z5q3l.
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BEN nUrl.EIps LEoNA CLAIM
Note for $4,000 Due on February
Oth Taken Up.

Manager Jacobs Of the Ben Butler
yesterday took up the note for $500
due to Dr. r. - Beatty on February
: In part payment OF the purchase
prlce Of the Leona claim The Ben BUT
Ter now owes t. balance Of $4,000 on
that deul.
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Crew OF the sclplo landed.

Lisbon, Jan. 4-The Dutch steamer
Danae has landed here the crew Of "a
men Of the Italian steamer sciplo.
which was burned at sea Jan. /.