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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-24
STOCKS DISPLAYED
A BETTER TONE.
While Some SpeciallicS Showed a
Decline, Majority of Properties
Were Higher at Opening
WAS NO GREAT DEMAND.
Buying Orders Not in Sufficient Num-.
Der to Absorb the Many
Offerings,

New York Nov. PA few Of the spe-
claltles showed slight decline in the OPEN
ms dealings but the majority OF stocks
were small fraction higher. Atchlson
preferred and Metropolitan Securities rose
- Republic steel preferred opened down
~ but Immediately recovered Southern
Pacilic was forced down y on running
sales Of $3.50 shares. Buying orders
We're not In sufficient number to absorb
the stocks offered and prices declined a
small fraction 4 reaction to 80 IN Re-
publ &c Steel preferred heayiness Of Unit.
ga states Steel preferred and profit taxi
ing In Southern Pacific influenced the gen.
'ral course of prices. Lead advanced a
point and Sugar ~, Republic Steel pre-
lerred rallied TO II and prices improved
slsewhero before III O'clock. That stock
lost ~, corn Products broke badly the
Somuhun STOCK losing and the preferred
Z, wheeling " Lake Erie second preferred
declined ~, Union BAG preferred 9 and
close.
Bonds We're irregular at noon.
Some of the less prominent Industrial
securities broke heavily on the stock eX-
change today, The greatest decline was
IN Corn Products which sold of over Il
points, while the common went on ~. Tha
preferred stock paid dlviuends aggregat-
ng "a per cent last year. The company
Is q consolidation Of the leading starch
ana glucose companies OF the country
Al the New York Office no explanation
ior the decline in the stocks was obtain
able, Other weak stocks included Amer
lean Locomotive preferred which was off
) points, American Car q Foundry com
mon and preferred, United states Steel
preferred and Pressed Steel Car Issues.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-24
CONCENTRA TES.

a new vein of ore has been cut in
the I)g Cabin mine at Marysvale,
Another carload Of high grade Colom-
bus ore was on the market today
Fifty tons of ore day viii be hauled
down to the raIlroad from the Carisa
mine.
The Century Mining company was
showing a $4,000 gold bar this morn
ing.
suht A. j, Cushing Of the Pioneer
sampler is enjoying a short vacation
in the city
Manager NJ. NJ Johnson of the Cactus
reached the city last evening from
Colorado
Six coal train crews have been laid
OF on the Rio Grande during the past
three days
John Daniels one OF the eastern
stockholders of the Columbus CONSOLE
dated, Is In the city.
The St Louis-Ontario Mining COM
pany has completed its surveys for
patent on It's Park city claims,
a big strike of gold ore Is reported
In the Little Smokey mine in the Ro-
setta mining district Idaho
II. F. Quint of zinc ore reduction
fame has gone to Boston, He promises
good news when he returns,
Col Treweek Of the Wabash Mining
company who has been absent in the
east for some time, viii reach the city
this evening.
The Pioneer sampler reported the
following bushes today. one carload
Of Nevada ore, one from Mona, four
from Tintlc and one from Alta.
one car Of Tonopah, two Of Milford,
three OF rintic. one OF Nevada and one
OF stockton We're reported today by the
Taylor and Brunton sampler
supt William y. Finney who has
charge OF Joe Young's check mate mine
In Idaho. Is down from the north with
fine report from the property,
W. Mont. Ferry left this morning for
Park Cltk where he win inspect the
Liberty mine This is Mr. Ferry's
first trip to the camp since his return
from the east
There is large sample Of copper
gold ore from the Lost Packer mine,
Idaho, on exhibition at the q. $. l..
ticket office. The sample is truly
beauty.
The Electric Mining and Milling COM
pany has secured the services Of Ed
ward chunk, a California mining man
who VIII be nut In charge Of It's Deep
Creek properties
The Uncle sam mill has practically
been completed and the heavy ma
chinery Is nearly All In place Some
Of the very necessary parts have not
arrived yet, and the work is delayed
to some extent on that account,-T.ntic
Miner
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-24
GEN. REYES GRATEFUL.
For His Gracious Treatment by
L. ,. Naval Force at Colon.

Washington, Nov 2e.-Rear Admiral
Coglan' commander % the Caribbean
squadron, cables the navy department
from Colon under date o. Nov. q. that
Gen. Reyes the special commissioner OF
the Bogota government. tenders his sim
cere thanks of President Roosevelt and
Sccy Of the Navy Moody for his gra-
cious treatment at Colon by our naval
force. Admiral Coghlan confirms the
press dispatches that Gen, Reyes has
departed for Washington via Port Linn
on, Costa Rlca, for conference with
Or. Amador a member Of the Panama
commission, and others I'm the United
states. Before his departure he I'm.
Toned Admiral Coghlan that the r ma.
ma government hPd cabled Or Amador
to await his tReyes) arrival, Admiral
Coghan further states that Gen. Reyes
expects to make amlcable relations
with the special commissioners for
Panama now In Washington
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Only a ThirU.Day Supply Of
Black Diamonds in the Most
Favored Properties.
MANY MINES WILL NOT OPEN.
Park City Bonanzas Will Not be Affected
As the Supply Comes From
Another Source

The coal question was one which was
discussed with intro3t at the mining
Offices this morning II was learned
that many new mining enterprises
which were to have opened M have
been advised by the Fuel company NOT
to do SO as II was at Che present time
sraye question with them as to
whether they would be able to fill coal
orders Of any magnitude, This
was notably true Of mine near Sol
diers Summit which was all ready to
start up but which had decided to re-
frain until the difficulty wac settled
INQUIRY az most Of the Offices brought
out the fact that the greatest supply
any OF them had on hand would scarce.
ly last longer than 30 days and that
most OF them had not more than a 10
days supply on hand Ii was stated
that the T. S. Mining company WAS
very short both at mine and gmeltcr
through they were retcont ms to the
matter at the Offices The Beaver Con.
people said they had q small supply on
hand, but that the coal company had
taken an order for immediate delivery
yesterday The Majestic people have
good supply on hand as also has the
Cactus Tho coal situation VIII hardly
effect the Park City mines az the sup
ply for these is remote from the scene
OF disturbance The truth as far as
can be gathered IL that " the shortage
should keep up for 80 days over half of
the mines using coal In this state
would have to close down
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Cotton Mills Wages Reduced.

Boston, Nov, %. first of the nu-
merous reductions In wages announced
In the cotton mills of southern New
England and at half dozen points
outside of that territory went into ef-
feet in all but one Fall River corpora
ton today and az a number of outside
mills. Although about $4,000 operatives
had their pay cut down no general
strike occurred In any mill Today's
cut averages 10 per cent, and places
the pay schedule on a basis with those
paid previous to the advance of March,
1902.
The reduction affected rs mills in Fan
River, operating nearly $4,000 hands
and about a score of corporations else.
where IN New England employing
about 1000 operatives.
The Fall River Iron works, operating
four print cloth mills, viii cut down
wages next Monday and on that day
also nearly all Rhode Island and Con-
necticut manufacturers viii ag0pt the
lowest schedule. cut i'm New Bed
ford will go into effect In two weeks.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Egg Spectators Are Now Reaping a
Very Rich Harvest.

Eggs continue to soar metaphors
cally and are stiff at 30 cents per dozen
There is at present no indication that
they win lower until after Thanksgiv-
ing, il they do then, as the hens are
still on a sympathetic strike. and seem
likely to'keep II up. Farmers and poul-
try fanclers who take particular care Of
their chickens in the way Of comforta.
bic, spacious and clean quarters, and
provide suitable food are reaplng a har-
vest. So are owners OF cold storage
plants who laid away large stocks Of
hen fruit when the same was ranging
at 10 cents, and are now bringing them
out for sale at over double the price
paid. Eastern fresh mackerel red
snappers, pom PIANO and small fry are
the latest In the fish market. The prices
prevailing today in tho local markets
are:
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NEW CYANIDE PLANT.
Management OF the Estella in Beaver
County To Install One

1t is quite likely that the Estella mine
Will be equipped with a cyanide plant
In the near future. Assayer Killam IL
now stationed at the mine, makilg
tests upon the ores. The results are
said to be quite satisfactory. ana II Is
understood that the directors now have
the subject under consideration. There
are now 5000 tons Of ore blocked out
that win yield from So to so per ton in
gold and little silver. The gold Is
very fine and the ore carries no other
metal except iron and Is therefore par
ticularly adapted to the cyanide pro-
cess. An abundant water supply can
be secured by placing the plant on the
edge of the valley, just becN the mine.
Milford Times.
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Still After the Americas Gun.

Glasgow, Nov 23--The reported In
tenton of clyde yachtsmen to chal-
lenge for the Americas cup was today
confirmed by the Glasgow Herald The
paper adds:
THE latest suggestion on the subject
which Is favorably received is that
Messrs Coates, Clark and Donaldson
should head three separate syndcates
and have three yachts, designed re-
spectiyely by Watson, Fife and Mylno
the yachts to be raced throughout the
summer and the best one 10 be select
ed to challenge In 1905"
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MORNING SAVES.

Consolidated Mercur--S00 al 49, 100 at
S2ib. POO AZ so seller 30. 100 at SlA, 200
at ST seller 80. 100 at 50.
Daly-Judge--l5 at S.10 100 at SD
DAILY West--l0 at &.S5; 80 at 34I0;
20 at 3i.SO: 25 at Sl70.
Grand Centr0l---l00 at $40,
Lower Mammoth--200 at II 300 at 40,
May Day. 900 at ~ seller 30; 1000
at rs. 1000 at s.
Little Chief 600 at B.
Manhattan--l,O 900 at y.
Martha Washington 1000 at q.
OPEN BOARD.
Butler-L iberal-50O at i2A
Lower MAMMOTH at 40,
Sacramento 200 at 2iia.
South Swansea-50) ut 81
Star Consolidated at 2iis.
Thompson 300 at 20.
Uncle Sam--i,300 at 23la 100 at 2ilA.
REHABILITATION.
Regular call-i2,457 shares sold, bring
open board-5OS shares sold, bring.
ing S963.00
Total--lli57 shares sold, bringing
S9Tll.A0
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Teeth Taken from His Stomach.

Niagara Falls, ~ " Nov 23--Fred-
erlck Smith has had ,two false teeth
removed from his stomach. Smith
swallowed n plate with the teeth on Il
Friday night during a At of coughing.
He went to Buffalo where friends ad-
vised an operation and Dr. Roosevelt
Park who attended President McKin-
ley on his death bed, was called In.
Two operations We're performed, the
second being successful, The X-ray
was used to locate the teeth. The
stomach was then cut open aud the
foreign matter removed. Mr. Smith Is
doing well.
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News from Nordenskjold,

New York, Nov. 23.--Telegrams just
received here from Santa Cruz am
nounce, says Herald dispatch from
Buenos Ayres Argentina, the arrival
there OF the Argentine gunboat Uru-
guay with members of the Swedish
Antartic expedition under Nordensk-
jold,
one sailor died last winter. with
this exception all the members OF the
expedition are we'll
The party was found divided, some
of the members being at Cape Sey.
mour, and the others at Louis Philip
pc Land,
No further details have been re-
ceiyed, but 1t is believed the expedi-
tons vessel was wrecked.
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Time Table
In Effect Nov. %
1903
ARRIVE.

ARRIVE
From Ogden. Portland. But,.
san Francisco, Chicago "a
LOUIS Omaha aud Denver s.s,
+ rom Ogden and intermediate %" am.
From o,,cn r,.,. 49,, 9loam.
cago, st. Louis, OMAHA 'ban
49,. ~ o '''N'"'y''"'V points q" il'5j am.
Kansas CITY, Omaha. Denvrr
,,ro,,, 1 &C., '' 1. ,",.,."'',o i:o5 pm.
Anlhony Portland and San
's'0 ''i ,,,,, =, ',,,,'''''''" Gi5S PIN.
For Ogden Omaha Chlcnro
peiVer Kansas city and ST.
For 1edon por,,aDb'.st"',.r 600 am
thohy, san Francisco ana inter-
n"Vu'"'e points r''''' ''N..,,lo'2o am.
For Ogden, Omaha, Chicago
Denver. Kansas city. st. Lo1s
aud San Francisco ..... .,..'.'. I'm nm.
For Ogden, Cache Valley. Den. " P"''
yer. Kansas city Omaha. 81.
Louis and Chicago .". ...,,...,. 5;Fnm
For Ogden Cache Valley. Butte.
Helena, Portland, san Francis
co and intermediate points ,,.ll;6pm.
r. NJ. SCHUMACHER, Traf. Mgr.
y, IT, Burnley, @. .. & TIA.
ID. $. SPENCER, A. G. p. eta
City Ticket Office. 20i Main street
Telephone $50.
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AT THE TRAPPER's PRIDE.
DrIft In New Ground shows Good Body
OF Willing Orc.

Manager p, w. Madsen ~ the Trap
per's Pride mine Of Marysvale has re-
ceived letter from Superintendent A..
ID. McLain, stating that the drift start
cd in new ground--on an extension VI
the Trapper's ven-has advanced 10
feet, and that the ore pans all right
II is plenty good enough to mill The
recent developments in the mine since
superintendent Mcl.ain took hold are
very gratifying, indeed. TO the officers
OF the company.
Manager Madsen says mill will GER
talnly be built early next year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-24
BRIsKER ON CHANGE.
Improved Trading but the Market is
SIN Uncertain,

TradIng was somewhat brisker on
the mining exchange at the forenoon
call l7,457 shares In all changing
hands. bringing s9,7ii,i0. There Is
not much change in the quotations
from yesterday, although a few of the
leaders registered a slight decrease,
Con. Mercur which opened the trad
ms. was weaker and sold down 81 for
future delivery Daily-Judge was also
n little on with sales below the nine
dollar mark, Daly-W West sold at S34. 10,
which was q little lower than yester-
days quotations. Grand Central was
dealt in at 3d. 30, though $500 was
n sked at the close while Lower Mann
moth was firm az about the old figures.
But little change was noted in the nom
traders the call closing OF the following
quotations;
A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-24
NOTICE OF SALE FOR SPECIAL rAxEs

Notice Is hereby given that special
taxes for constructing a sewer on streets
named below are due ana unpaid In
amounts ana upon the lands set forth and
described IN the delinquent list hereto at
tached, and unless said taxes. together
with the cost OF publication, are paid on
or before the seventh day of December,
l&3, the real property upon which such
taxes are lien viii on said day be sold
for said taxes, costs OF Advertising and
expenses Of sale, at the west front door
Of the Joint city and County Building
in Salt Lake city, Utah, beginning at the
hour Of twelve o'clock noon OF said day,
and continuing until all of said property
shall have been sold
On First South Street
RasegupI Thomes-Com' A''s # ~
-, $. l.. G. survey; =. 99l3 II $
p f.. w. 30ia It, N. 20 It. TO-
Lynd fs"g 5c6anna-Tbe north ,; '''''
fa OF H. s2lg It, Of Lot 7, Block 49,
Plat b. ST.. c. survey ..",.,.. lOI.2
on g street
Jacobs, Sarah and Grnce-The east
p II. of the south 4lh #, OF Lot
T. Block II, Plat q, s. l.. c.
Rognon, Eva Cuny-The east IS IT.
OF the north 10 II, of Lot |, and
the east 25 IT, Of the south II
#. of Lot 4, Block q, Plat @, 5.
l.. G. survey, - ..,,..,,,.,,,,,,. 9.lO
on Third Street
Grant, +. A.-Com. n #. south Of
the NV Cor, Lot g. Block q,
Plat @, s. l.. G, survey; south
IT, r. q It,, N, 1 It., w. p ft
to beginning .,',., ,,,,,''.''''''' ="
on Street
Kerr Harriet Boom, s. It. south Of
Of the N. w. Cor Lot g. Block
%, Plat d. s. L. c. survey; south
10 IT,. y, q IT,, n. 20 IT,, w %
II to beginning ,.,.,.., ......,u., A.OO
Al special taxes are payable at my
office, room lO2, city Hall, Salt Lake city.
r. p. MORRIS,
City Treasurer aud Special Tax Collector
Salt Lake city, Utah, Nov q. 1903.
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Ziegler Extradition Cnse.

Albany, N, Y. Nov. 3.--Gov, Odell
today announced for Nov. 30 hearing
upon the extradltion OF william Zeig-
Ter Of New York, for whom the COVER.
nor OF Missouri has made requisition.
Heigler has been indicted in Cole coun-
~ Mo upon charges OF having sup
piled $500 with which 10 hribe mem.
beers Of the Missouri legislature in cer-
tain baking powder legislation.
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KANsAs CITY.

Kansas city, Nov A.--Cattle-R Receipts.
1900. including GOO Texans market steady.
Native steers, T. 30u5.l0 Texas and Indian
steers. 2,00UJOO; Texas cows, l.50d4 %;
stockers and feeders, 2.25Gi.O0 bulls. 1.Sin
%; western steers 3.0ln4.OO; calves, 2.50p
600; western cows, 1,504f3.00.
Hogs Receipts. 1900; market to Zoe.
lower Bulk OF sales 10; heavy, as
4 25; packers 4. 20lfi30; medium, 4,20f4, 20 /;
light, ,20a4 Is; pigs, i.2)dii5.
Sheep--Receipts, 300. market strong
Muttons 3.ejGS. so, lambs, 25H5 25 ewes,
8 O0n3 49,
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ANNIE LAURIE EXTENcION.


There Is great deal Of expectancy
among the stockholders OF the Annie
Laurie Extension these days, says the
Rchheid Reaper. The tunnel is now In
to where It has been expected one Of the
substantial veins which experts are
confident runs through this ground will
be struck. For some time stringers of
good looking ore have been encounter-
ed and the indications are that the
Judgment Of those who are developing
the property win be fully vindlcated.
The only drawback at present is ta1
air I'm the tunnel, and II It is possible to
do so, within the means of the COM
pany a fresh air tanning machine VIII
be Installed
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NEW YORK PRODUCE

New York Nov. a. Butter--Receipts.
S,3il packages; firm. Creamery, lGa2lh;
state dairy. l5d2l
Eggs Receipts, $500 packages unset
tied Western 2Gd3i
sugar-Raw, easy, Fair refining 3h;
centrifugal, 96 test, ga molasses sugar, 8
cents. Refined Is quiet Crushed, j.l5. pow
dered iG5; graduated, ij5.
Coffee Steady No. Rio 6 cents
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LIVE STOCK.


Chicago. Nov. -Catte-Rocelpts. T.
OOO' market steady Good to prime steers.
j.lOd5 60; poor to medium, 3,5Jai.SJ; stock
ers and teedrs, 2.00nL2O, cows / 256ilC0;
heters 2.O0d 400; Gamers, |. 25n2 20, bulls,
i.I5ni,2i calves, 2.0067 rs; Texas fed
steers, 2i5d35O; western steers, 3,50di. %.
Hogs Receipts today, 5000 tomorrow,
10000 market loMl5c lower, Mixed and
butchers, l.20n4 81. good to choice heavy.
i.2Odi.3O rough heavy, i.00Ui.7j, Eight, 10
"a. %; bulk Of sales i.150L2j.
eep-Receipts, 1900 sheep AMI lambs
steady; l0c, higher. Good to choice weth-
ers, S.6o1435 fair to choice mixed, 2.I5G
800; western sheep 2.i5Gi.OO native
lambs. 3.A6n6GO; western lambs. S50ni. ID.
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pITTSBURG ORE.
Another Alta Property Which IL Past
Coming TO the Front.

Most gratifying reports are brought
down by Manager Hill OF the Pitts
burg Consolidated at Alta. He says
that I'm winze south from the old up
per tunnel, vein OF ore has been OPEN
ed up. The vein IL eight feet wide,
three feet of which proves to be solid
ealena and the remainder a good grade
Of milling ore. While he was at the
mine there We're three tons of the high
grade being taken out, II the present
good weather continues he expects to
have a shipment on the market this
week
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THE BAMBERGER SWITCH.
work on Line 10 Power Plant to start
Today.

Manager Bamberger OF the Bamber-
ger De La Mar mine said this morn
ing mat work ON the switch from the
San Pedro main line 10 the power plant
was started today. This has been prom
ised 10 him for over mO1th but had
now become an imperative necessity for
the handling Of coal az the plant. Mr.,
Bamborgcr says that --latest news from
the camp WAS that everything was go-
ing on finely az the mine and mill. Mr.,
Bamberger leaves in the morning. for
The mine OH his usual trip OF inspec-
tiOn.
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NOTICE OF SALE FOR SPECIAL rAXEs

Notice is hereby given that special
taxes for constructing z sidewalk on
streets named below, are due an unpaid
in amounts and upon the lands set forth
nnu uVaJ,l%0o ana t' '' m,ipss Isd taxes to-
,'oti'or I'LL nv, H." cost ~ n,iblicstion ers
heeitdtVd,, WV t snco tbo seyapth d1v ~ be
p",I W. 20 aoq H., rooi n@onertv nnSn which
svuiD't, uv'' ,ae ,,en n,,,II nn satd d"y i've
nu,n taNSs a. Nv" w." dsts of a1yertIsiny
SUI i0 , Ss,u of saio nj mo west front
5 Jnu 20 IKE Ioint III ond Tountv Ruilds
E n% f u, saI, 'Y, ato NV iftSh bSpInning
~ ssihn ho"r ~ tr,ctvo O'clock noon Of said
c."o NV n Il vTi min ali Of said nrop-
" "rfS,, sna h'va beer sold
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{ MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

debts are paid OFF. All things point TO
a most important development on the
200 level where an amount OF arsenical
copper Is appearing He says that
with this showing and the profit to be
made out OF the second grade ores, he
lnn see divldends I'm the fltIrc.
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Ore and Bullion.

ore and bullion settlements as re-
ported hate yesterday afternoon by Me.
Cornick q Co. amounted to a total
of $4,000 divided as follows: Silver,
lead, copper and gold ores ti2, 2O0 base
bullion 81, 500
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PROPOSED WYOMING DEAL.
A Gold Property which May Change
Hands before Long

A deal Is on for the Wyoming Gold
Mining company's property. II is UNI
derstood that a party is now on the
property inspecting it with the lnten-
ton Of buying. Nothing definite was
given out as TO the proposed purchase
further that that there would IA all
probability be change Of management
shortly. This is the property which pro-
duced such sensational samples of gold
ore some time ago.
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TO the many friends, who, by their
sympathy and kindly assistance con-
tributed so greatly TO our comfort in
the hour Of sorrow over the loss of our
beloved companion and father, we wish
Ia express our deep gratitude and app
probation. MRS. GEORGE WARD.
j. w. M'KINNEY
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Carisa Affairs.

Manager Gallagher Of the Carlsa de-
MES the possibility OF dividend for
the company the present year He says
that while the mine Is looking fine. Il
VIII take some time before all the
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BOSTON.


Boston. Nov. N-The demand for wool
Is quiet, Manufacturers have been dis
posed TO take supplies as their necessities
have required. No encouragement il found
IN the lightweight trade The market for
fleece woods Is quiet with prices steady
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WOOL.
SIT. LOUIS.

St Louis Nov 2i.-Wool, nominal Ter
ritory and western medium, iSul9, fine
medium, j@lI; fine, l5ulG.
Floor.