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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-03
BUILDING PERMITS.


seml-monthly report OF building per-
mltE isaued rs 0s follows.
Deseret A. and IT. Society falr
grounds brick aud steel. ...a 5000
Nles Larson, S12 west South
Temple frame addition. ..... 15
Laurence Bennett. West Temple
betW. Ninth and Tenth South,
brick cottage....... u..... 1909
r. Z, Dc Groot, Second West be-
tween Fourth and Fifth South,
modern briCk..... ...... 2.9Sj
A. +. Dorcmus W. b. Richards,
story brick storo...,...,.,... 1925
f. a. Bollschmollor "a Pit street.
frame ahOp..,.. ,n, s,,,tt'' lpV
Miss Ella Pondleton $40 south
Fifth East, frame house..... LOO
w. Zeiger 9lS east First South,
modern 2.story brlCk..r.uo 1000
George n spokes Third South
between Seventh and Eighth
East 2-Gtory briCk,,..r.,t, 1000
Lewis Kjergdrd, Firth ana D.
brick cottage ..,.....,ut,,t., l,bV0
Smoot g. Eyer 81 Market street
boiler rOOm... ,.,o.ttt,t.ttt. wv
Covoy Investment Coowest Third
South. between First and Sec
0nd West four brick terraces, 10000
Mrs. Sarah a. Scott Windsor
ayenue ana ninth South brick
cottage, ..... ..ttt,ttt,,',,t'tt.' -ipVu
Utah Fire clay CO.. 1898 south
First West brick and iron
buildings .,",. hOVV
Salt Lake Brewery Co., Tenth
East and Fifth South, brick
b0ttllnR house ..,.,,. r,..,, b'OUO
r. d. Bartlett, rear ii9 north West
Temple, brick cottage ,..,.," INV
Mrs. Ellen sQulres 2jO Canyon
road brick cottage ...,".",-' LOW
Brig. j. Haddock. Fifth North be-
tween Third and Fourth West
brick cottage ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS liVVu
John W Haddock l3i west Fifth
North, brick cottage ....,n. l,OVV
Mrs. Katharine Henderson Eighth
South and Seventh West, frame
addition o.. .,,.,,....,,,,....''. lVV
Mrs. Clara Young, $40 east First
South, repairs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l,-VV
Charles Halbertsen North Tem-
pie between Seventh and Eighth
West one and half story brick
house .................,. 1000
Fred Davidson, $3.50 east Fourth
South, two brick cottages, $1,000
ehCn 90, ,..s.,.st ,,.tt.ttt'stfs' -iVVV
Elias Morris a Sons company
Richard street near South Tenn
pie. brick addition ...,,,,,,. goo
A. lIeyaor. Second South between
selond and Third South brick
house ,..., .,,,. co.. u',','t,'. O'UJO
y NJ. SamuelgOn, lll3 Emerson
avenue, brick cottage ...,., 1000
Mrs. Maude Simon, Tenth East
north Of Logan avenue, brick
cottage ,.,t.. 90. .tt,,,,., ,,,ttt liVVV
o. F. Petersen Sl2 eust Fifth
South remodeling ,.,.,.,u.. l,5OJ
Mrs Anna x. Kiergard, Fifth
and }, brick and wood .,",". lSOO
Total ......................S9i,2 l5
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CONGO NrRATES.

silver moved UP O notch today and
was quoted at 59a.
Last week IN Boston 66.9O4 shares OK
Unulted States Mining changed h~nds.
J. L. Darmer, manager Of the May
Day, went to TintIc this morning
A. j. Weber, who has mining inter-
osts IN Tooele county, left for that sec.
ton this morning
supt. Galligcr OF the Stockton Cold
Mining companys properties at Stock
ton. went out to the mine today.
The recent shipment from the New
York mine at Tln,c is said 10 have
netted the company the sum OF sal00,
Jesse knight Of the Beck TunneI Con.
saws the company Is sinking 10 tap the
recently discovered ore channel at
greater depth.
President +, J.. White N the Blng-
ham Con. reports recent disclosures In
the Dalton & Lark group as exceeding
~ gratifying,
Daniel Guggcuheim and party who
are extensively interested IN titan min
ms schemes, are scheduled to arrive
here next week.
The months shipments Of ooncen-
trates from the Utah Copper companys
min az Bmghamarc estimated at some
thing like 1000 tons.
Manager J, T. Dsrmer OF the May
Day mine az Tinuc has issued a state
ment IN which ~ says that the prop.
erty Is IN good condition,
Receipts at the Taylor Brunton samp-
Ter today amounted 20 six cars OF ore
from Tlnuc and four from Tonopah,
while the Pioneer sampler reported 1--WE
Cors from Tlntc
During November the Copper Belt
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New York Quotation,

the tendency is stl. upward At the
close lake copper Is difficult TO buy at
l5c and some holders are domand-
Ing lbi9C indeed the price OF the Calu-
met q Hocla company Is 1850 Elec.
troIytic copper is saldbie az l4Nc. and
some producers are demanding likc
t0 Zoe especially FOR contracts extend
ing far into the future
Not only have domestic consumers
broken their reserve. but representa-
tives of the Chinese interests have been
placing heavy contracts in the local
market FOR shipment as far forward
as next November mt high premiums
The exports Of copper during the
week ending last Friday were G,iS8
tons. shipments on l'rlduv being almost
as great as during The preceding five
days of The week -3229 tons. This
brings tho total shipments for the
FIRST u.s. days ~ the month TO 1885
tons indicating that the shipments for
the full month VIII be in the noghbor-
hood Of 10000 tons
An Interesting point Of the export
movement lis that heavy shipments
which should have gone forward to
the Ear east during November are held
over until December awaiting steamer
facilities. The oulgo In December II
can be definitely stated. viii be very
heavy but the January movement
win probably be the greatest IN the
history Of the trade Il win be re-
called that the exports during Janu-
nry 1904, (290S5 tons). exceeded all
previous monthly exports but unless
there Is some Unforeseen development
the exports during January 1905, will
be even greater probably $4,000 tons,
The European market, while excited
throughout the week at times showed
and consumers reluctant TO pay the
continuous advances Toward the
close of the week. however, consumers
became frightened. apparently beliey-
Ing that o famine would be experienced
in American copper during the early
part OF 1906 However unfounded this
belief J., CAUSED O renewal Of buying
ON a liberal scale and assisted the sub
seqont rise IN the market the adj
vance being equivalent 10 We. to Ne
per pound
The action OF the Amalgamated in
terest I'm selling electrolvtlc copper only
for March delivery may have been
mlsconstrued by the foreign trade. But.
" So this fear has been dlspelled by
the resumption OF sales by this COM
pany for January and February shlp-
ment ACCORDING TO last reports cleo
trolytc copper was selling IN Germany
az the equivalent OF he, while lake
copper was held in London at lJhc to
1890.
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TIE MYSTIC SHRINE.
Bingham Mine to be Extensively Deyel'
oped- Conditions Generally.

Manager L. w. Young. accompanied
by j H. Meyer the well known Salt
Lake mining promoter was here from
Denver last Sunday and inspected the
Mystic Shrine group, ON which
work was suspended some weeks ago,
says the Bingham Bulletin. Mr.. Young
expresses the hope that his company
will soon take measures to resume work
and operate the property according to
IFS merits which has never yet been
done u Is making a fine showing OF
mineral results Of working during the
past year-nnd Mr. Meyer said enthusl-
astcally that II Is the most promising
idle property he has seen IN Che state
A valuable property that has been
hung W. Tor q year or more under fore
closure proceedings Ia the Bingham \
Eastern Jersey Bluel group j. G.
Dugan. one Of The parties who sold The
ground. wants $4,000 purchase mon
as and for other claims and costs, and
pending settlement by sale Of otherwise
Us custodian of the group
NJ r.. Jennings has 1--we men em-
ployed on q contract from the Utah
Anex company TO orOss-cut from old
lNINlilllutl WNINlNkH lWNo Nidh- hlNA
ground. which It viii open to the deep
The Bingham and Now Haven mine
is putting In new shutes and bins and
the Copper Belt rs to shortly build rs
spur TO the mine Shipments from the
New Haven are 10 ho then increased to
l0l tons daily
Eureka parties who have group Of
IS claims iu Barney's canyon, their
location being about three miles from
Bingham. report that in doing assess-
mnt work they are opening up large
vein OF lOW-gradc ore
A Bingham clalm-oWner is FEELING
good since the recent npcN decision. lie
SAYS hc did not know there was % thing
n hls ground but Is now rejoicing 10
learn that he has % vein II consists of
n aOO-foot quarzto belt between lime
walls
A cross.cut 10 be- driven 1850 feet and
cut the AIRS Wen ledge has been start
ed from The mine tunnel Of the Utah
Copper mine About goo feet q month
VIM be made with machine drills The
AWs Well ~ known TO be very valua'
bic it having been opened IN the ohio
wcrklnEf
Manager ed McCawck Of the Rcd
Wing Extension company was at The
ulno Wednesday after two weeks ABB
etnce. having been detained az his
home IN the city by the severe Illness
OF hls wife. Developments have been
progressing steady and with satisfac-
tory results
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Closed With a Record Of 22O3O}
Shares. For the Sum Of
Sl32ol2O
GREAT ACTIVITY IN MAY DAY.
Stock Was In Good Demand Between
2fand q Cents New York
Remains Stationary

The week closed oh thc exchange with
a record Of g2O,303 shares sold with "a
selling value Of il32O120 Tho day,
aside from terrific bear raid on May
Day was rather ordinary the volume
of business done being such as 10 I'M
dictate sluggish market For May
Day the brokers paid from 22i. 10 2ls,
while ON the omen board there were
ready salos OF tho stock at 2lA. During
tho call 1900 shares OF this stock
changed hands The only other stock
dealt I'm on the regular call was Alax,
800 shares Of which found % taker at
liA with further offerings a cent high
cr New York. which has shared In
The hammerIDg Of The week had a pro-
uounced bid Of 20 cents, but was not
offered dnder 22ls. Victoria was Of
fored at SEQ
The activity on Che open board ceu-
tered principally ON May Day at a.
and New York at the same figure Gem
fury, which remains gratityngly firm,
sold up to H. while paly-West dropped
is shares at 1880, Grand Central so at
S3E and Lower Mammoth 700 at H..
There were sales also OF Sacramento at
i0h Silver Shield 40 rs. buyer 80, and
Yankee Consolidated ot 3Gla
The closing figures were as follows
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PRODUCE,


Chicago, Dec. 3.-Thc wheat market
opened firm with May up huA to y az
l.loA 20 ll0bfrll After touching lllis
the price reacted 20 i.l0as
cash. Whclt-No. ., red lliia0l 1911;
80. @ red lOSall59, No p hard llUa
ll3. No. 9 hard, l.OMl lO No. /. north
efn l104QtN. No. o northern, Lola
lis. no Q spring, l.0lQll2
Corn-No 2, "a no. Q. H3idi5
oats No 3, 9ydGp4. No. q 29isQQ
Later IN the day the market developed
considerable strength on reports Of crop
damage from the southwest and higher
prices resulted May rallied 10 lllh, and
closed az l.liAtNi l4a,, net gain Of Z.
Clase. Wheat-pec. lOa May illAG
lli@ July, mkdMi4
Corn Dee. ilit Jan, az May G%0
EA July. bi4
Oats Dec 29 May. 81: July, NE
Pork-Dec., n.5o. JAN, 10, May 1.l?is
Qi3.S.
l.ard-Dec. e.osls; Jan. G97lg May
Ii7ia, July. i@.
Ribs--Jau,, e.e2h; May G.S2'i; July, SO.
Rye-Dec. 1N
FlaX-Cash northwest i2i
Cloyor--Dec. ~ 00dl2G.
Barley--Cash. 3su5l.
Timothy Dec g10
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High Grade Copper Ore EnCO1n.
tered In a Drift on the 2,IoO.
Foot Level
ITS EXTENT BEING DETERMINED
SupL Earl Of the Bullion. Beck Ten
dcrs His Resignation The
Weeks Ore shipments
gnalIaI Ooreanondenco.

fNrtlhl COT tHponutNCt'
Euttkn, Dec, 2--On Monday last a
very important strike was made on the
100 level OF the Mammoth mine The
main shaft had been sunk TO this level
and q station cut, DRIFT was then
started Tor the purpose OF prospecting
After the drift had been run about 10
feet a quantity Of high grade copper
ore was uncovered, The outlook Is very
encouraging ne no copper ore has been
found on any Of the other Levels OF the
mine The sinking u the SHAFT has
been stopped for the time being until
the extent of the new discovery can be
ascertained, when Il viii be sunk zoo
feet further go as to better handle the
ores. A small cage Is being used m
the double compartment from the 1900
level Town Tor the purpose Of hosting,
and is operated separately from the
others by the use Of d donkey engine,
James Earls. superintendent OF the
pullion-B8ck mine rendered his resig'
nation Wednesday, ana has gone TO
Salt Lake city 10 reside Foreman An
derson succeeds Mi Edrls as superin-
tendent OF the producer and as he Is
Thoroughly conversant with the pro-
perry. new developments may be look
ed for,
John Kel and son have completed
the assessment work on the Helen
group Of claims located IN north Tlntic.
The freight crews OF the San Pedro
and r. 4. w. railways are working
day and night handling the immense
outputs OF the Tintlc properties.
The Mckinley Mining company Is
pushing work ON their claims and have
Installed a BurleIgh drill securing their
ain from the Bullion-Beck mine.
The property Of the Dakota Mining
company. located near Diamond, Will be
sold at sherln's sale on December Il.
The claims 20 be sold are the Buckeye,
d. II. Green, Parallel and Protector,
also the shaft house blacksmith shop
and gallows frame.
The ore shipments from Tlntc dis
trlct still continue heavy llS carloads
being sesnt 20 the shelters this week,
and three carloads OF concentrates be-
ing sent from the Uncle Sam mill The
ores came from the following mines:
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NOTICE

no Whom "A May Concern:
Notice IL hereby given no the quninej
electors of Salt Lake CITY who have
paid a property tax IN said city lor th'
year lal that on Inc l3th and zill d9}
nf December 1901 at the Offices OF lnr
slection ns1eclncts OF said civ. botwr.
thc hours of 5 o'clock ID. mr. and Oclo.N
D. m on said dats. me registration bnch.
yedstratioh agent wil attend Their st,-
ersi ofaoes fgr the uurpuse 0f registering
I'M qualified electors of said city VIZ.
Nave paid property tax in 5aid NIN ln
,ho year 1904 (Bho are Not now lNff'
tered FOR the special election on ~ ol',.
ton Of sald City mourning bonalu
dehtedncss 10 supply said CITY Win WaII
and sewers. 10 Be held january 'u
The names VI tho several registration
ogepts of said city ana tho mattresses
on their respective Offices in ihoir Iespe'
tive election districts arc as follow"
T. Llra wilkinson 8il leih bgsl
q Chas. v. BeeIs 1913 ) sth Easi ,.
Sarah N. Hammond, ia IA N ENVY
4. Emma l.. lvcrsn, rear E ~ 'lN ''
b Mrs. 4. w. Eardlcy, 6a = Mai1
4. o. Z. Brown, q q. 9Th s.
NJ n McAlilsier lD y, blh p
So Fred Barrows b2 g. sth
o. David Bcrnhlsol, 1853 5ln D..
10 Vim II. Harrison SIG p 'th
II. Ephraim y swancr lls llh 10
Y Douglas Ferguson, ~ 90"
81 John Mcneil. l0l2 st VIC
h. iIuda Carlqulst o.l :. itn %
u.s. Nellie J.. shannon. n Jonnfe
No. T. y, woodruff G ,ennW q"
H. Thomas W Green iA W, 'lh
a. iohn r. Cowley ij3 s. 2nd W.
ia Jennie A. l'rolseth q W bih p
N Emily F0N. l3i W. 5rd
N -T & Waltenspiel. 70 W, lnd 3.
81 ~ pepson S2i IS lst s.
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prsEBTT rvFNING NEWS SATURDAY, DECEMBER 81 1904

railroad hauled $4,000 tons Of ore from
the following properties al Bingham.
Utah Copper 10000, Yampa $500 COM
mercial $500 Ohio $500, Boston Conc
l. 200
The New York Journal Of Commerce
estimates the copper production M the
United states Tor the Il months Of this
year nc 3l4225 tons and the consump-
lion at SOLO tons greater than the pro.
duction.
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NOTICE.
66 North First West
Fones 1850,

NOTICE. STATE or UTAH UE.
partmont of Board Of PardCn7 say LAX.
city. Utah. Dec 3rd 1901 1o Whom 70
May Concerns Notice is hereby n.ypn thHl
the State Board u pardons will hold q
regular session ON saturday Dec i'I
1904. al 10 o'clock o. m at The supreme
Court Room, city and County Building
salt Lake city Utah That az sald mt.l
Ing said Board will hear applications io'
pardon IN the following cases, io.wlt
For PardOn--I0rgen JOrgen3on. Sour
terry. George Houtz. felony; w. W. iilN
en- forgery Moses Crcechley perjury
Amasa NJ Clayton. entertainments tI.'
houn Roy. highway robbery, Thomas
Brown. burglary. Merrill NJ. kalsni. 'n.
untary manslalighter John drossno.I a'
tempt 20 rape. Louis a Goodwin .9.s'lt
AN persons having any intuest therein
desiring 10 be heard either for ur tlalnf
the granting II said Applications fcptg
lively. are hereby rotncl 40 bc present
at said meeting
By order of The Board
HEBER NJ WELLS Pre- IJtni
NJ A.. BREEDEN, secretary
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Tho week has witnessed decided
easing up In the local money markets,
which always means that Idle funds
seek Investment and the best dividend
paying stocks are sought after In
vestors have turned their attention to-
wards Utah Sugar preferred, and over
$4,000 worth has changed hands the
last few weeks at prices which have
ranged steadily from S992 up to par
Some transactions took place at this
figure, and brokers arc asking SlO05 to
SlO0l FOR the stock this morning. Sew.
eral transactions have also taken
place IN Utah Sugar common at ii.23
SL25, and A2L Amalgamatad common
is In strong demand, and seems to be
practically of the market as bids az
$40 DO not draw 1t out II Is offered,
however, at $3.50 per share AZ the end
Of December will witness the payment OF
many dividends, brokers look FOR "a per-
iod Of considerable activity for the re-.
mainder Of the month. Church bonds
amounting to Ss500 have been called
In, and win be paid by the Deserel Ma
tional bank on or after Jan g.
Eoltotvipg ara tho lqfgat fponpupftones
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Sale of Four thousand Shares Of
Amalgamated Copper Checked
Rise Temporarily.
SOME MADE YEARS RECORD.
Westerncrs Did Not Show Much I'm
proycmeot, but Southern and
Eastern Groups Did

New York. Dec 2-Tho stock market
opened active and higher today -Four
thousand shares Of Amalgamated Copper
sold at on advance Of ls. Hide q Leather
preferred and Federal Mining preferred
made gains Of ~ The weight Of real
lzing sales In Amalgamated Copper
which carried II back 10 near yesterday
closing checked the rise temporarily, but
after The market had assimilated these
onorlpss ihc advance was continued.
Heavy purchases Of Ontario 4 Western
impaired lifo into the dealings and there
was a keen demand for a variety OF other
stocks The western stocks aid not show
much Improvement but the southern ami
eastern groups were absorbed at consd-
erably higher prices.
There was some hesitation In the price
movement, but some stocks touched a new
high record Tor the year United states
Steel preferred sold at 6& and Lack
awanna touched 3B. Louisville q Nash
Vile became ermtlc. There were gains
OF a point Ia New York Central. Delaware
q Hudson, Erie second preferred, South
crn Railway preferred. Chicago, Tefm T.
nal Hooking Valley and Railroad Secull.
tics Rock Island preferred rose ~ Y G.
G.. & S. l.. ~ Losses u to y were
scored by Northwestern Paper preterre,
Virginia Iron and the United Railway IN
yeslment stocks After the bank stale
ment some stocks were pushed upwards,
but profits were taken IN others a Few
stocks got below last night notably 81,
Paul aud Louisville A Nashville, The
closing was active and irregular
Close Prime mercantile paper AnAA per
cont
Sterling exchange steady with actual
bushes In bankers bills at 1850 for de-
mand and at i8.1i0i&@ for 90 day
bills
Posted rates, ASH and ASIA.
Commercial bills, i8R,
Bar silver 1914 cents
Mexican dollars, ~, cents,
Bonds, governments steady. railroads
firm
Money on call, nominal. no loans.
Time loans. firm, 90 days ana 20 days
and six months, { per cent
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Dec 3.-sugar raw. nrm.
Fair refining a.. centrifugal. 90 test
o. mOlasses sugar, (
Rednod-lirm Crushed, els, powder
ed $50. GRADUATED 5.b.
Concc-steady No Z RIO s.
Butter-Strong Street price extra
creamery, Il official price creamery.
comon 10 extra l7n2l. state dairy COM
mon 10 choice. 1895
Cheese Unchanged
Eggs strong Western average best N
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago. Dec 3.-Cattle- Receipts lO1,
market steady Good 10 prime steers, 6iD
ai5 por to medium, 3ljQj g0i st0Ckers
and feeders. 2.25giS, cows, l.5Odi,l0;
hefers 2.0)Uj.Q0, canners 1882 20, bulls.
2.00al y, calves, 3.5QNl o0i western steers,
3,5Op5.OQ
Hogs Receipts today, 22gD); Monday
$500 market stronger. Mixed and butch
ers A.45qli0, good to choice heavy lyp
ll2ia, rough heavy. l40d4ij. light AbN
CO. bulk Of sales, i.N0I6.
Sheep Receipts 3O0, market steady;
lambs, strong Good 10 choice wcthers.
i,iOd5.0Oi fair TO choice mixed, 3.Nd4.3O.
western sheep 30490; native lambs, $50
az. Is; western lambs $4,000
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A YEAR AT GoLDFIELD.
Table showing what the Camp Has Pro
dueed In Twelve Months,

In response 70 numerous requests,
SAYS the Goldfeld News, q Ia
BIZ is herewith given showing
the production Of Goldheld to date-just
about year since development be-
gan An the Combination. owing to the
rush this week definite information from
some OF the late and smaller producers
was not received and for this reason
this table shows probably somewhat
less than the fun production That re-
garding the older mines II approximate
~ correct, and Is based az Tar as pos
sible ON actual smelter returns;
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Kansas CITY Dec Receipts
1850; market steady. Native steers $40
NG3. southern steers. 2.50ni D; southern
15On60O; stockcrs and feeders. 2.50N4.OO,
bulls 2.o9d3J0 calves, 2.j0d6.g %. western
steers, 30Odll5. western cows. l,5Or3O.
Hogs Receipts $500 market steady 10
strong Bulk Of sales i20dl.G; heavy. ass
nilO, packers, ti5Hl.0; pigs and lights,
iWg4O
Sheep-Recelpts 600: market Is steady
Muttons 3.Eu5,2j; lambs. L50N6.00, range
wethers ioOa4 so, owes, 2.50ai25.
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South Omaha. Dec seattle Re-
ccipts 500, market unchanged Native
steers 31jdGS; cows and heifers, 250a
$50; western steers 3.OO6fl IS; Texas
steers 2ijd315. range COWS and hefers
lOa3.D, Gamers lf@2,g5 stoCkers and
feeders, i0di %; calves, 3Oaj,2j, bulls,
stays etc. 2N0i0V.
iogs-Receipts. 1860. market steady,
Heavy. iiiQf5j, ml1gd, ijaAj0. light
4i5qL6. pigs l.Ogi4l, bulk Of sales
iFHi50
Sheep Receipts, lN0, market strong
Westerns i3JQ4Gi wethers. i@d4.e)i
ewes t,OOal.O comQn and stockers, 2 500
D, lambs iWfiGM
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BANK CLEARINGS.

New York. Dec 2-The following IA.
bic. compiled by Bradstreet, shows the
bank clearings az the principal cities for
the week ended Dec Il with the percen.
tage ~ increase and decrease as compar-
ed with the corresponding week last year
H. ~.
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BIG DIVIDEND POSTED,

HONon WhUidWh 'NWpe"f hNN'"'N'
One of so cents n share.
New York. pee IA dividend OF $50
rcr share fas been declared on the
stock of The Boston 8 Montana Con-
solldatel Copper and Silver Mining
company The Boston & Montana Is
controlled by the Amalgamated Copper
company