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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-19
IMPROVEMENT IN
TRADE CONTINUES |
Vote Of Soft Coal Miners Not to
Strike Has Had a Good
influence
REPORTS GENERALLY FAVORABLE
Distribution of Easter Goods Expands
NO Check to Progress in Steel
And Iron Industry,

New York. March 1S.-R. G. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review Of trade tomor.
row will say
Improvement In trade and industry
continues, favorable reports largely
outnumberlng adverse influences. The
most important event Of the week was
the two-thrds vote Of the bituminous
otal miners to accept the proposed re-
duction In wages. This Will probably
prevent a serious struggle that would
paralyze manufacturing just when 1t
~ beginning to revive.
complications have arisen In the local
building trades that retard structural
work, but a settlement Is anticipated
ana the open weather Is stimulating
outdoor work at other points. Retail
distribution Of Easter goods steadily
expands, and dealers stocks are being
depleted because OF conservatism In
purchases. This promises large supple
inentary Jobbing and wholesale orders
as the season advances. Railway earn.
ings thus far available for March show
q decrease OF only per cent as com.
pared with last years figures
Another week has brought no check
TO the progress in the iron and steel
Industry.
Increased strength and activity are
noted In the hide market, which Is sig.
nihcant at this time when the quality
Is the least satisfactory.
Failures this week number 900 in the
United States, against 220 last year, and
Il In Canada, against 20 a year ago.
STOCKS MORE ACTIVE.
New York, March ls.-The ending of
the suspense over the Northern Securi-
ties case has resulted In a marked in
crease In the activity In the stock mar.
ket and a rebound In prices on short
covering, This came to a sudden halt.
however, upon the announcement of the
Sully failure and the short selling was
quickly resumed In the last hour Of
Fridays session, II was accompanied
by reports that great lines Of short
stock had been covered during the two
preceding sessions by Suly followers
but the rumors We're not substantiated.
A similar rebound in foreign markets
marked turn In sentiment there over
the dangers of the war with cores
ponding relief 10 this market Re-
vival OF demand for iron and steel pro-
ducts, the breaking OF the drouth In the
southwestern wheat belt, more hopeful
Views OF the promise for future railroad
business by traffic officials, and the
announcement that the soft coal min
ers will accept wage reduction helped
In the recovery,
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Official notices OF dividends. and the
closing of stockbooks, are commencing
to make their appearance In the adver
Using columns Of the News" This
has had the effect OF causing a num-
Der OF changes in the quotations Sew
eral Of the favortes have moved up u
notch, among them Deseret National
bank, T. c. M. |, and Deseret Savings.
The last named paid It's regular quar-
tery dividend OF per cent and
per cent special during the week. II
stands strong at s272, ex-dlyidend.
Utah common has stiffened up to 1910
and considerable blocks have changed
hands at that figure during the week.
Idaho sugar is much stronger and sold
at 5000. Both Lewiston and Fremont
were offered at $3.50. The latter Is
scarce, and this quotation applies only
TO the issued certificates; options on flu
ture subscriptions are quoted at par.
Amalgamated sugar common Is prob
ably the strongest stock In the list. and
there are many rumors Of substantial
dividend during March or April. II
stands at sl01 bid. and sll0 asked. The
money market Is easier than 1t has
been for some time past, and loans are
freely offered at low rates on first-class
securities.
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UNSP0RTSMANLlKL.

Barney Oldheld tho automoolIs'
fond of pheasant shooting LIN h.
"The last time was ABROAD,
said the other day 81 was snOo''. .s, ~
Scotland, and among our parry uI'''
was a young lawyer from New loIs
"ThIs lawyer, one morning huI ,n,
by me with his gun ready 10 n N0,p pS',
suit of a pheasant that was Iuhp pug
along the ground, It Is, Of course ~ up !,
sportsmAniIke to shoot a bird w !. !
takes wing and SO Keeper shou'ea "
the lawyer; -. cunning
bird o,p NE
"'What do you take me 10. "a, y,
lawyer shouted back, DON'T W" :"
I'm waiting till 1t stops
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CONCENTRATES.

Jesse knight was In the city today
from Provo,
Joseph DederIch Is In the camp OF
Bingham.
Broker Ed l., Sheets Is confined to his
home on account OF sickness.
A high grade lot Of Yankee Consol-
dated ore is at the samplers today,
A. NJ, spooner. secretary OF the Mino.
Ia company, visited Park city yester-
day,
The Utah & Eastern Copper company
has car Of copper bullion In todays
market
The Mammoth Mining company Is In
today's market with several cars Of
ore.
Fred Richmond spent yesterday ut
the concentrating plant Of the Hone
rlne mine.
Willard r. Snyder manager OF the
Western Exploration company, has
gene east
Managing Director Holden Of the
United States company expects TO de-
part for California tomorrow.
Manager r. H. Claiming OF the Utah
Consolidated spent the day inspecting
that Blk Bingham bonanza.
The management OF the Copper Belt
railway expects 10 see one Of ts loco
motives released from the shop to.
morrow
Manager George l., Meats reportsthat
shipments viii soon be coming from
the Latham mine In the Spruce Noun
tain, Nevada, district,
John r. Russell, vice president OF
the Newport Nevada Mining company
operating at Fay, New, Is inspecting
that corporations properties.
NJ II. Llpman. the prominent mining
operator who is at the head OF the Lip
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PRODUCE.
CIIlCAGO.

Chicago March 49, Grain markets to-
day appeared TO be fayorably affected ny
relatively reassuring Developments re-
gardng the Suly suspension May wheat
opened q higher to u lower NJ 92Hg2I9,
advanced to 70, slumped to ", and then
advanced TO 92is, July op.ped V cent
higher to a lower at 66ss to wa advanced
to s79.. reacted to 81 and relied TO sly.
Cash Wheat-No, 2 red, ySgl'W No. 3,
red, S3n9s; No. 2, hard gBa9S, No. ], hard,
Gi93; No, /, northern, NGg; No. 2, north
ern, S0dlsS; No. 3, spring, 95nW.
Corr-NO. 3, i3Igai5, No 4, f2ali3,
Oats-No. 2, l0l No. g. Dls,
May declined to o., while July sold on
TO s6-s. An active demand In the last hour
sent he price OFT May up to 9SA and July
TO Sl7k. The close was strong with May
up cent at 9sA July was Az higher
Close; Wheat May. e8A; July. S%aS7ki
old, SS4, Sept. HhnSlA; olS. s2h.
Corn-March, 5o]s, May, 5l@, July, 5oS
oats-May. iOls 'ioH; July. sSsi Sept
33A.
IArd-May, 6.g1lR; July, 7.l2h.
Ribs-May, 6,S5; July. 6.Hh47,O
Rye-May ~ cents,
Fiax-Cash, nor Invest, l13h.
Timothy March 3Qj.
Cloyer-March, 1915.
Bafley-Cash, 3Igol
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A GREEN GIRL.

Miss jeanette L. Glider, the editor
Of The Critic. tells an odd story Of a
green serving maid,
The maid had just come over from
Ireland, and a Brooklyn woman en-
gagged her, A bell hung in the girls
room, and the morning after her a.
rival her mistress rang this bell to GEL
her up, 49,,
But the maid did not get up, though
the bell rang and rang, Finally, there
fore, the mistress rose herself aho'
Shipping on a dresslng-gown, she has
tened to the new servants room
There, wide awake, the maid aS'
laughing mt the top Of her lungs
What on earth are You Laughing a.
Norah?" said the mistress .r
Faith, num-" Norah answered 10
laughln' at that bell As shure as i've
/ haven't touched 1t, an'-juSt see -l''
Vaughn yet
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago March 1g--Cattle-Receipt
100; malnet nominal Good to prime steers.
8, 3q6.i5; poor to medium, S.Wuo,W,
atoCkers anu Feeders, k,oVgi'Ni cows, i;O
g4.U; helfers, 2u0a4,5O; Gamers, Lug
ZOO bulls. gOOu4.W; calves, S'Wqo'-ai
Texas fed steers, i.vya5W'
Hogs Receipts To-Day, lD,uW: tomorrow
40 ,UOJ: market steady. Mixed and butchers.
b. .a1lo 50; good to cnoice heavy. 5,S0go ~ ,
rough heavy, b25u5.35; nght i'Npo' !
bulk of sales, 2.i51o,3p,
Sheep-Recelpts, 500; market, steady
lambs, steady. Good to cnoice wethels
A. 5a5. Is, far 10 choice mixed, 3.Ngf, N,
western sneep, 3,25Qo,2 native. Amos,
A.DQ6,50, western lambs, iOeGo''s'
OMAHA.
South Omaha, March l9,-Cattle Re-
celpts, 2D; market unchanged. Naive
steers, S,5OGl5 ~; stockers and feeders
g.I5ui ,2i caves, 9.Oeg5b0,
Hogs-Receipts, 6jJ; market TO l0c
lower. Heavy, 5,OoI6 Is; mixed 4~go.W
light 4,l5q6.Oo; pigs, i@ai''S bulk OF
Sheep-keceipts none; market steady
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, NO., March i9.--Cattle-
Receipts, lOO market nominally unehanB-
Hogs-Recepts, 1000; market lower
Buik OF sales, 500a5 20; heavy 5.2Dq5.S Oi
packers, 5,O5g52; pigs and lights Avg
$40.
No sheep; market nominally steady
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-19
man Mines and Tunnel company, de-
parted for the east today.

man Mines and Tunnel company. de-
parted for the east today.
Development work Ii progressing in
a most satisfactory manner at the
property OF the Phoebe Nevada Con-
solidated properties in Lincoln county,
Nevada.
Truman Schenk who Is interested In
a bond and lease on the Legal Tender
group Of claims In the Wood River dis
trict OF Idaho, viii leave for the north
tomorrow.
The Bingham Consolidated Smelling
company contemplates the erection Of u
complete sampling mill at an early
date. 1t Is said II will be built 10
handle 1000 tons Of ore daily,
+. Robellets, representing the French
interests In the Gold Roads mine In
Arizona, was In the city yesterday and
spent the greater part OF the day at
the American smeters at Murray
The Boise Capital News says Salt
Lake parties. for a consideration OF
100000, have purchased the Tahoma
mine, near Atlanta, Idaho. Who the
local parties are is not stated.
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Notwithstanding the Recent Sc
we're Storms in Camp Much
Work is Being Done.
COLUMBUS CON. MOVING ORE.
A New Strike Made Ia This Property
Alta Superior Management
Awards Another Contract,
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Alta, March lS--During the past week
this camp has been visited by one Of
the worst storms Of the season. and
while not acceptable 10 the miners en-
ployed It undoubtedly has caused the
farmers Of the valley to rejoice. There
should be no complaint for the want
of water the coming season,
The teams broke the roads through
to the various mines yesterday and
commenced the task Of unloading the
bins Of the Columbus Consolidated and
Continental-Alta mines, which were
fun OF ore. II Is to be hoped that
from now on the roads will be in such
condition as to permit Of the market
iEg OF ore regularly, but 1t viii be
better still when the wagons can come
through as at the present time It ne
cessitates the transfer Of the ores from
sleigh to wagon at the Columbus
power plant, four miles below Alta.
AT the Columbus Consolidated the
management has dropped into two
foot vein OF high grade ore IN the shaft,
below the tunnel level, and has cut
station and commenced drifting for the
large contact which IL ahead about so
feet, a duplex station pump, capable
OF handling 100 gallons OF water per
minute has been Installed.
The CONFERENCE.-THE is shipping con-
siderable ore carrying good percent
age In the red metal while at the Al
bion everything looks favorable for
the early resumption OF their power
plant when the machine drills VIII
again commence pounding their way
10 the objective point,
The Alta-Quincy Is still forging ahead
and some fine looking ore Is being
secked which runs well In the red
metal. When spring opens this prop
erty viii be on the shipping list with
the others.
The South Columbus company Is still
going ahead with a fun crew. Al
though assure was cut recently, II
was left behind fer the time being, the
object Is to push ahead as fast az pos
sible towards the Columbus vein.
At the Alta-Superior another con-
tract has been let on the large drain
tunnel, which viii tap some Of the
large assures az a depth OF 1000 feet,
The Copper Prince Consolidated COM
pany recently incorporated by Salt
Lake capitalists, II pushing work on
that property, which has one Of the
biggest contracts In the camp, measure
ing 10 feet between walls carrying
copper, gold and silver with an excess
OF iron The ore In this property II Of
the same character AS the Highland
Boy OF Bingham.
Supt A. o. Jacobson Of the Columbus
Consolidated, left for Salt Lake today
10 confer with the management,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-19
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York March 1s,-Butter, firm;
creamery, l5Ga1s.
STEADY; western tirsts. l6A,
sugar-Raw, firm; fair refining, l-39;
centrifugal IS test. 8 7-a2; molasses sugar,
2 25.32 Refined IN firm; crushed, p3O;
powdered. 40; graduated, LEO.
Coftee-Stcady; No. I Rio, 6ls,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-19
Land For Sale,
A Bargain

AihO -. tfsaA
20 Good MlIch Cows and i'V
'' Best Location in SAY ,, Elye 70. Wyo.
ts tar valley stake)' Uln'a Co. wy
ming ..rcsd--640 acres u
0n Abundant Watsr--oi besI ,o 9Is'' Cos
Fsr,m House. rooms s''O"
sne learn s and Timothy-hV
vrowlng--good stand r..
S S1v sshoo within I mile, ., sd,Oln.
Bay Pos, Office and Telephone al ''''''
Ing Farm, :, ne West for u"
Stock, ,,. viI ne sold cheap
references on apPnea"V"
|. R. mAR1ING 1Il' Logan Vlll
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Funeral of NJ. NJ. Miller.

The funeral Of the late NJ, NJ, Miller
occurred from the family residence on
East Temple street this afternoon The
members OF the Salt Lake stock & Min
ing Exchange, Of which the deceased
was a member attended in a body.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-19
BOSTON CON. ORES.
are Moving Towards Market Again
Several Cars In Today.

After being shut out from the smelters
for week or more on account Of the
Copper Belt railway accident, the Bos.
ton Consolidated Is again moving it's
ores. Several carloads reached the
Bingham Con, smelter this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-19
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult County clerk or tn ,,, ,,Iop
sIsners for further infoTma''O"
NOTICE TO CREDITORS C cEt.IidI.
otNVV,iiliom Rlpby, Deceased, Cf,uNSHss
vii, present claims with vouchers y I1
wwn,dersigned al ne office Of s pl5s SSaii
Wan Co,t d Allison, W. Keith B''sss mn
~ civ Utah. on or before ue ''
ds 'et ~ January A. y. ls5. = plsby
1 W &I,, u, Risbv and Joseph Z. htpT
"" Executors Of william NsOS
ceased ,..,.. March 10 1911
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-19
BANK CLEARINGS.

New York, March 1S.--The following
table, compiled by Bradstreet, shows
the bank clearings at the principal
cities for the week ended March II,
with the percentage Of increase as com
pared with the corresponding week last
year;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-19
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

THE UTAH SUGAR Co.--The regular
quarterly dividend Of ia per cent on the
preferred stock Of this company. will DO
paid at the office Of the company, Deseret
March 3lst, 1904. The stock books will DO
closed for transfers on March 18th, 1904,
at o'clock p. m, and vii. be reopened
April 1lh, 1901, at 10 o'clock a. m,
II q. WHITNEY, Secretary,
Salt Lake City. Utah March Is. 1904,
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Park City Ore Shipments.
lsneeIal to the "NeWs.W

Park CITY, March 19.-0re shipments
made from three Park City mines this
week aggregated a,S5I00O pounds. The
contributors We're Daly-West, 2,7l0,00O
Ontario, il7OOO, and Keith Kearns ,230,-
600
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-19
salt Lake city. Utah, March is IS. iOd,

The Board OF Directors authorizes me
10 state that the meeting announced
above will convene as stated as required
by the articles OF incorporation, but, "
satisfactory 10 the stockholders, VIII be
Immediately adjourned, without the trans
action Of any business, TO Monday, April
q, 1901, at tho same hour aud place IN
order TO permit the general manager, who
win be absent, from the state on the reg
ular meeting day. 70 be present.
HORACE @, WHITNEY Secretary,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-19

n you love fine music, hear Harold
Bauer on Monday evening, March 70,
First Congregational Church, one night
only. He II great.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-19

II you love fine music, hear Harold
Bauer on Monday evening, March rs,
First Congregational Church One night
only lie Is great.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-19
81, Joe Company Troubled WIN Lltlga'
ton Reports from cluster Group.

While the 81 Joe Mining company
has for some time been practically idle,
so far az mining operations are con-
cerned, there appears 10 have been
something doing In the courts by which
Il has been kept reasonably busy, one
after another It has fought 20 a finish
and won ~ suits, brought by parties
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-19

Dayton DRUG Co. would like you TO
call Tel, No. b52 over the New Inde-
pendent Telephone.
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WOOL.

ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis March l9,-Wool steady Ter
ritory and western mediums, lSql0; fine
medium, l5ql1; fine liglt,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-19

The above is from the Insu,.r,,
Press OF New York. The list ot cI,l,.
referred TO comprises 81 cities. lnclud,
ing Salt Lake City. When il was ami
mitted to ex-Chiet Deyne, and Nj,
opinion asked, he said.
Well, that Is practically true. I
take 1t that what is meant by iufero,
apparatus, refers to the fire alarm an.
paratus. 1t Is true that Salt Ioks 4
not strictly up TO date In this resboc,
Our system Is known as the C;ayrn,
system which was absorbed by ,hs
Gamewell the most perfect and IN ia
date system In existence, So far as
the box alarm system Is concerned, We
nave about as good as any. but our
system Will improve when telephones
become more numerous In the residence
district and when they are more Der.
fectly developed in manipulation Our
fire alarm apparatus is not up TO date
II Is considerably behind the times
II Is the old Gaynor method and is No,
nearly so good as the Gamewell ys.
tenn"
Chief Bywater stated that he agreed
with all that Mr. Dcylne said with Ri.
erence to the matter, and added.
while our fire alarm system is no.
strictly up to date, It will doubtless be
improved One thing needed In ihis
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS
ORE AND BULLION
SOLD FOR SI6S, 600.

The ore and bullion settlements
for the fiscal week ending yes
terday were reported through
Mccormick & CO.. TO the amount
OF ,i6S, 900, as follows:
ores. Base Gold
bullion. bullion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-19

CONFERENCE TRAFFIC. this year
promises to be specially heavy. TO
reach the country public IN their homes,
use the SEMI. WEEKLY NEWS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-19

When you want The Greenwald Fur
nture Co. over the Utah Independent
Telephone Co.'S lines call No. 4G2.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-19

Can us over Independent Telephone
No So 7, w Madsen Furniture & Car
pet CO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-19

The Pioneer Insurance, Abstract a
Trust company Is about To be estab-
lshed In this city II was Incorporated
under the laws of the state OF Delaware
last August, with a capital stock OF
S250,0O0 In % 1000 shares, and 10000 shares
OF preferred stock bearing per cent IN
terest. The directory includes w. X.
Dickson, Josiah Barnett, w. II. Dale,
D. w, Houston, Il. b. Mann, and NJ. H.
Walker Il. ID. r. Thompson is the To-
cal manager
Three sets of competitive plans for the
new building to be erected at the state
fair grounds were handed into Seore-
tary Bateman last evening from these
architects, c. NJ, Neuhausen, Ware &
Treganza, and j. A. Headlund & CO.
The executive committee OF the board
Of directors Of the ID. A. y NJ. society
will meet tonight 20 consider the plans
so as to make recommendations TO the
full directory, which viii meet later,
II Is believed by representatives Of the
j. H. Walker estate that all objections
10 the erection of the proposed large
business block over the Walker Bros.
bank are about waived, and that an ar
rangement satisfactory TO both the bank
and the estate will be arrived at short
ly, 80 that building operations may be-
gin,
Full building operations have been re-
sumed at the federal building, and while
there Is scarcity Of stone, the con-
tractor Is confident of being able TO Sc
cure from other sources until the quarry
can be opened for the seasons run,
Building permits were issued during
the week as follows;
Mrs. Nellie Little IA east First
South, alterations .,,,.,.,...S 400
Il, N. Whitman 1906 Windsor
avenue, frame additlon..,.u.., COO
RI, Edwards, 200 Pear street, stone
cottage .,,,si,,. .,,,,,,..,,u., SOO
james Perry between sixth and
Seventh South and First and
Second east, brick addit on... 200
Mrs. Clarlnda Graves, GA south
Second West, store room $50. $50
$. NJ Solomon, corner Fourth
North and Ninth West, brick
cottage ,,",""r ,o,.n,,,.. $500
A. W. Felt, Canyon road. brick
cottage 49,, u,,..,,,,,,,"" 1900
Westminster college, Eleventh
South aud Eleventh East" 1900
George s. Bell c between First
and Second, brick cottage ," 1900
Convey Investment company, Third
South between First and Sec
ond West, one story brick ter
races o,""",o 1.,.,.n"u. $4,000
Total ..,... t3s, $50
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

IDAHO SUGAR CO.--NOtico Ia hereby
given that the annual meeting OF the
stockholders Of the Idaho Sugar Company
will DO held at the office OF the company,
Deseret News Annex Salt Lake city
Utah on Monday April nth, 1904, at s
o'clock p. m, The purpose Of tho meeting
the company for the fiscal year ending
March Slst. 1904 and to transact such
other business as may legally come before
IL. HORACE q, WHITNEY,
Secretary.
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TINTIC ORE SHIPMENTS.
During the Present week SIS Car Loads
Were Dispatched,

NV iHl wv I've l'A'N''NN
Eureka, March lS.-Thc shipments
from the Tintlc district amount TO l5j
carloads The Gemlni and Centennial
Eureka have increased their output
very materially The producers are
classified as follows
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LOCAL BANK CLEARlNGS.

For the week ending at noon
taIax,t
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'ouh enjoy your n.,
with sOOd bread on you, ,,s'
The kind made from '''
HUSLEP's
FLOUR.
Proven best on fest.
NOT UP TO DATE,
insurance Press 50 State, and D,vi,.
And Bywater So Admit '''N'
Proven best on a fest.

coniagratIon hazards .r.
Iora's' r as never before by fire M.
autSrl,ers' as well as by munlcI s,I
authorities in nearly every civ ,n y, =
land What shall be said q, Is A'
communities, In the United So a'''
u lana which are so far behind ,ss
times as not even to have rro . Wv
enlelent fire alarm systems 70, ~
SAFETY OF their citizens? Tbs Jn,"'
ance Tress has complied, from autb.n.
NC sources this long list OF towns ANA
cities In the United States and can,S,
having populations OF 1000 or mo,'
whlcn either have no fire alarm system
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