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The Washington times., 1906-05-28
Trustees Sales.
THOMAS ]. OWEN & son. Auction

CHANCERY SALE OF PREMISES no. 1919
CONSIN AVENUE NOK INVEST
nder the authority Or a decree OF the
supreme Court OF the District Of Columbia
passed in Equity Cause No. -6J-5 we shall
sell at public auction. n front of the prem
ises, on THURSDAY. TIE ITH DAY OF
JUNE, 1895. AT O'CLOCK j. N the fol-
IN said District. together with the improve
nlents thereon consisting OF tWO-story
frame dwelling. viz.
Lot 20 IN square 1893. fronting twenty
three feet On Thirty SECOND street tnJw Wis
cons.n avenue and r-nninR back easr~ri,-
with that width between the parallel lines
Of saiu lot TO the depth OF fifty feet
And all the right title, and interest OF
the parties said equity cause IN and 70
that part Of Lot No o. IN said square living
Immediately in the rear of said lot J. de-
west corner OF said lot ana running thence
east twelve and half feet. theme north
thirteen feet, thence west ten feet. thence
DOTtn ten Ieet. thence NeSt 10 west LIN gs
said lot s. and thence south said vest line
OF said lot 10 pace Of beginning.
Terms OF S3le-One- third II the purchase
money % be paid in cash and balance 10 be
paid N two equal instalrnentS At one and 10
years from day of sale. and To be represented
by the proIulssory notes Of the purchaser
bearing interest at the rate Of per centum
PEI annun from day Of sale. payable semi
annually. an1 secured by deeg Of trust on
the property sold. or all cash AT the pur-
chaser option 500 deposit required at
sale. All conVeyancirg. etc. at purchas-
nfteen days or trustees reserve the right
70 readVeTuse and sell at cost and risk OF
defaulting 2Crchaser.
FREDERICK \. FENNING. Trustee
CHARLES H BAUMAN. trustee.
SN John Marshall place
GEORGE {. GERTMAN. Trustee
,s,- ~ John Marshall place.
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OPENING Al sHERWOOD.

Have you ever thought yoa would Ike to
own hon;e OF your ownt Or. II you own
eo,st,. 80 80 49,, '.Htdsioh. uirt. and OF
iehslNe onoTs or The city, on q narrow lot
with light and air only fTuu IRE fyro erds
have you ever thought Of the contrast be-
tween this ana some healthy suburb. IL a
nice frame house IN the center of 81 foot
70 % loot lot. adorned with a wei kept
laWn, flower beGs. and shade trees with
light ana air all a-ourdg ,ssl.,f.,-a yOT-
TAKE 4 CAR RIDE ON DECORATION
DA4. va City ana Suburban. get or bet
WOOD Jocks like. TOsssSly .'you NAV md
location and lot what yoI long have sought
ana @ inolTned because you had IL moi" Free
luhch furnished. and sou can then inSt z
farm At your leisure. unmoipgteI. Hrlrg- tie
VIE ana babies We feel sure we can make
pIlces en4 terms 20 IL your pocketbook.
BEAUTIFUL VILLA SITES a. acre an9
more. on the hills ~ OLD virginia. view
ot entire city. within - minutes ride OF
treasury. one fare Location unsurpassed
Prices reaE0naeie. terms easy.
Also CHOICE LOTS 10 RaGnor Heights
Just across AqueIuct Rriec-. with wa:er
sewer. and CO -uent sidewalks so cash, $40
Per month o. naus. etc. address
EISAN * g. BUTTS. f'S-IJ5 lirh 81 nv.
FIVE ACRE TRACT At A RARGAIN-FiTe
acres on Blair =Sld. Improved by small
frame house. hne SHADE. near Tal1ofna.
water. sewer. and electric ear line.
LOUIS = SHOEMAKER. CI2 -frh s. NV.
n2ye5-~t
FOR LOCAL HAEITATIOS AND 4
name buy one OF the pretty siI-roru cot
tages now building al BaTrrof; Heights "a .
the growing NirEiuit suburb four miles
drive from Washington. electric and steam
car service mCuthly payment piau Phone
IF, Falls Church. or address s. =. WRIGHT.
Agent. Barcroft. Va rnyes-St
FOR SALE Handsome new house. six large
r@ons; large front and sies porch; 5-autl:ul
location. iot 5oNii5 feet. excellent water.
price. $500, small cash. payment. balance
so monthly. including interest Mav lISir.-;
from a. M 20 D. IN. any tay. CHARLES
T JOHNSON. 'iI ST and BUakcrh!I road.
Mt. Rainier. I'D. mv.5-St
OUR SPRING BULLETIN OF farms and
suburban homes IS nos. ready and VIII %
mailed upon request- Il contains many Tar
gains thai viii not be ou the market a fey
months from nos.
MARION DUCKET- < son CO = ST :; ".
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FOR SALE-S1, ,S00-E-ive new s-ro1m hou-es.
city water in yard. cas- terms For par
ticulars call or address
JOHN L. KNAPP. .Owre-
my26-sot 1850 Jackson So. LauE'on.
THIS IS IT.
ACREAGE PROPERTY for sale half n ME
from Congress Heights. un eaSy terms
BEAUTIFUL building sites, overlooking the
Potomac river ana adjoining the Iroperty
OF the Firth Sterling steel Co. 4 ppi- To
F Z. BCTTEEFIELD. Owner.
my2A-6t Congress He Cats, y. @.
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For Rens-Apartments.

bath: hot water heat; large rear ya-d and
porch. Only $50.
KARRICK & METCALF. 1898 st. my27-st
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. Auctton,er,
6l2 Z Street " w

THOMAS BOWLING & Co. Aucrioaeer,
6l2 Street y. w
COURT TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE All THE
CORNER OF TWENTY SIXTH All,
MORRIS PLACE NORTHEAST RE
ING LOT p, IN BLOCK IS. IN r. 3
MORRIS. ADDITION TO THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON. BEING PART Of
LONG MEADOWS.
By virtue OF a decree CT :he Supreme Court
OF u District Of Columbia passed on the
TIN Gay Of April. 1905. in EqnUy Cause No
20. .O53. the undersigned VIII 0rIer FOR sale At
public auction IN front OF the premises. on
MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY OE' MAY
d. lg06. al O'CLOCK Z. NJ. the foIIovytnz
described real estate in the city OF Wash.
ington, District Of Columbia. namely, all OF
bered eighteen US) in Z. Z. Morris Addison
70 the city OF Washington, being part Of
Long Meadows together with the improve
ments thereon consisting OF a frame dwell
ing and building
Terms OF sale-One-third cash and the bal
aace one-third in one year and one-third in
option. Deferred payments II any 10 be
represented BY the promissory notes OF the
purchaser, dated the day OF sale. bearing in
Ierest at the rate OF per ccntUm Der an
nun. payable Eeml-anuually and secured by
deed Of trust on the property sold deposit
OF 500 viii be required at the safe. All con-
AT the cosI Of the purchaser. Terms TO be
compiled with within ten days from the
date OF sale and In case OF default ia com
pliance the trustee reserves the right ~
be So elects 10 resell at the risk and cost
OF the defaulting purchaser. after 1--WE days'
notice in The Washington Times but without
prejudice 10 the trustees right 20 enforce
specinc performance II he be advised.
II the day be stormy the sale will nevertn.-
less take place in building IN the Vicinity
to which the sale viii then he adjournei
X HENRY PHILLIPS. Trustee
\ lfo6 Q street northwest
= m1lt-lgt-exSu Washington. D. c.
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For Suburban.

FOR SALE-Seven-r room house 3 lots. good
well, stab 2. and out buildings: very cheap n
sold AT once: one minute walk from cars
East Deanwood. d. G. OWNER. 635 y 81
NV. 30 ..
FOR SALE-Fancy grocery; nne nxtt1r~s-
clean stock; end Of car line: good stand.
cheap re7t Address BOX IS. Times Office.
my2S-St
LIST OF BARGAINS.
3S1-New seyen-roomi house. = acre on troll
ley SlSJj- Has bath and sewer
S'@Sv-SeNea acres, Rockville trolley, six
room house, orchard. 81 300
:, ,2ss-At Mt, Rainier new six-room house
stable. large lot s. 500: sl09 cash
l.ilS-SiN-rOOm 10 use. completely Furnished
ana cost S.s9e. $3.50; salt water
4o-- Id acres ground. shade. siX-roonl house
Darn, etc, 81, 20. easy terms
S-Zso-- acres. s!N-room house. six outbui,d-
lngs. fruit. shade: all for 81 200.
TIE SOCLE CO. unc.J. $50 Louisiana ave.
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4 LTsT OF BARGATNs
A BARGAIN. con-

one fare; ten minutes walk from street
small fruits. good water
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TAKOMA PARK.

II you pant property IN the largest and
most picturesque suburb see US. We con
troll more property In Takona TN all the
other agents combined. and our suburban
manager Is a resident os the suburb PROP
ERTY SOLD on TERMS TO SUIT PCR-
CHASERS. COLLINS-GUERRY COMP.tNY.
60. 18th st. nv. uayzi-5t
FOR sALE-In East HysttsviHe. Nd: Z
room cottage; latrobe heat. water in kitchen:
lot S0yl75 feet. price. -. $50 Apply GEO
Mcleod. East Hyattsville. Nd my27-3t
FOR SALE -s5oo-House. two rooms and
kitchen: corner lot. 5ex2o0s wire fencing
pump at door. part cash. balance 70 suit
scent car fare 81 ear corner FenMieK lG
ana Wells sJs.. Mt Rainier. Nd 5. D.
HAYDEN. myes-3t
FOR sALE-At North chesapeake Beach
nd, house. with large lot tO0Ni50 feet. facin :
Boy ave. suitable for clubhouse or Summer
residence. Inquire l. POHLNA$. iGe3 10th
81 NV my2S-3t
FOR sAIE-Beau;irul s-room cottage: hot
anc cold water: nne shade OF OAK trees.
baianse monthly as rent T H. PiCKFORD.
lHC 6 81. NV myli-tf
BRENTWOOD, MD,
JUST BEYOND DISTRICT LINE
LOTS IN HOLIDAY SUBDIVISION.
a.ong electric .ailway: 1000 teeS and up
ward. 500 10 $50
LOTS N BRENTWOOD SUBDIVISION
toniy few left; 700 feet. 500 TO $500.
LOTS ~ MI. RAINIER. IoD Of KIN,
liz Tess. 500 % $50.
s. TO SO CASH
s. TO SO MONTHLY
WALLACE A BARTLETT,
Brentwood, Nd,
Loan and Trust Building, City.
ap-S-tf
GET OUT
OF the CI;y IN Hot Weather
7 VIII tell you how u can be done
S2.oo CASH
VIII start you Uving iH your own home
No Interest. no taxes. Drop postal today
fC- plat and particulars
CHAS. D. FOWLER. 5I2 p ST. W.
myZf-tf
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LANGDON, D. c.

beautiful home, small fruits and shrub
oery. D'enty OF shade. owner anxious to
sell coz PEELED % leave the city: "A bargain
ATKINSON & BALLARD co. INCD,
Erl I1fh - y W 80 ..
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FOR RENT-F r. SMITH CO. 14os y. Y ave.
RENTAL AGENTS. BOND BLDG.
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For Sale-Lofs.

FOR sALE-cbeap, two beautiful lots on
sth ST ne. near corner Of East Capitol St
apply 10 t'a'- CAPITAL RyzS-ss
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For Sale-Farms.

DESIRABLE FARMS-A large farm Tirh.x
improved. near laurel, Nd Choice fruit
farm at Dun Loring. Va. Also tract Of 80
acres. with good buildings, near Warren
ton, Va
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 6I2 18th ST NV
ny2s-2t
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THIS IS 1T.

ACREAGE PROPERTY for sale. haIf n rnie
from Congress Heights. eaSy terms
building sites, overlooking the
Potomac river anu adjoining the property
OF the Firth -ster.iuE steel Co appi- u
F. Z. BCTTERFIELD. Owner.
my24-6t Congress Heights D q
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For Rent--Stores.

FOR RE$T-I-arEe store and dwelling: good
business corner 4A0 X st ne mv2s-Tt
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For Rent-ORce Rooms.

FOR RENT aTSe front room or desk room
with or without janitor service: heat. light
and telephone. Second 1oor 1911 G. st nv
Apply " NJ AiINNIX COMPANY mvl9-tf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-10
TRAMWAY FOR
THE UTAH APEX.
Management Has Practically De-
cded to Build One in Bing-
ham Copper Camp.
TO BE 1000 FEET IN LENGTH.
Line VIII Operate Between Upper
Workings and Copper Belt
Hallway Tracks.

The management of the Utah Apex
an aerial tramway IL among the inn
provements contemplated for this year
az the Bingham property OF the fore
going named corporation. While the
matter has not been FULLY decided, said
Manager Walter c. Orem today. yet
there is not very much doubt but that
the system win be built to operate from
the upper workings Of the mine to
connection with the tracks OF the
Copper Belt railroad below the Yampa
mine IN Carr Fork canyon.
In the past. the company has ex-
perienced no end of difficulty with
teamsters, particularly In winter, when
the roads are either covered with deep
snow or else filled with so much ice
as to render them difficult for teams
to travel over The grade is steep
and the upper workings are pretty
well up towards the top of the noun
tain. Because OF the past difficulties,
the management has not been able to
ship more than half AS much ore as
would have been the case under other
conditions. OF course, when the lower
tunnel Is completed and connections
made with the upper workings, the
tramway will not be Of very much
service. But 1t will take a good many
months yet to finish the tunnel and
make connections, and In the mean
time, with the tramway In operation,
the output will not be lmpeded. The
tramway will be about 1000 feet In
length.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-10
U. S. GETS PART OF 1T.
Goldfeld and Tonopah Ores Go to
Kennel for Treatment.

A story has reached Salt Lake from
Goldneld New, to the effect that not
all OF the ore being produced from the
mines operated under the control or
Charles NJ. Schwab are coming to the
plants Of the American Smelling Re-
filming company for reduction.
True, the management OF the Ameri-
can obtained contract for Schwab
ores nearly three months ago. but EVIL
IDENTIFY the agreement entered into does
not call for the entire output OF the
mines from which these ores are OBJ
taIned.
The fact Is. according to the Gold
field authority. the United States
Smelling, Refining & Mining company
Is getting about 200 tons of these ores
per day and that Is all the ore pur-
chasing department wants. The ore
from the Schwab properties IL silicious
and the latter named company has no
need of ore of this class at the Salt
Lake valley plants. as Utah mines sup
ply every demand. But the plant at
Kennett, Cal. needs silcious ores to
combine with the product of the Mann
moth mine, Hence, the Tonopah and
Goldheld ores purchased by the Unit
ed States company are usually turned
westward over the Southern Pacific
lines instead OF the opposite direction
towards Salt Lake.
The Morrison Mining company. OPP
Grating property In Humboldt county,
New Is preparing to resume develop
ment work. Just who Is to have ac-
tual charge of the mine during this
campaign has not been decided by the
| board OF directors.
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EQUIPMENT INADEQUATE.
Copper Belt Railroad Experiences Diff
hculty In Handling Traffic.

According TO the reports from the
various mines during the past week,
says the Bingham Bulletin, considera-
Bile difficulty is being experienced in
having the ore hauled from the several
mines which depend on the Copper Belt
railroad for service While the SER
vice OF the Copper Belt is as good as
the average, 1t IL unable to adequately
handle all the ore from the mines salts
factorily because Of the ever-increas-
ing output.
The Commercial mine was forced to
close down for two days, the latter
part OF last week. as the bins were
filled TO overlooking and no more could
BE- dumped until the Copper Belt had
removed that which was already In the
bins. The Utah Copper and the Boston
Con. were also handicapped because Of
a delay In removing ore from Its bins.
Three engines, one of them new one,
are working night and day to catch up,
but the road evidently Is unable to give
all the above named properties the SER
vice that ii could wish. According to
the statements of the different mine
managers, the trouble lies In the fact
that the Increase In output of all the
mines warrant another means Of trans
portation in addition TO that of the Belt.
The need Of another railroad IL gener-
ally felt. and 1t Is not beyond reason
to suppose that the railroad company
coming In here Is giving the matter
due consideration.
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WEEK IN STOCKS
CLOSED IRREGULAR
Market Under Pressure at Open
ing and Experienced Lit
tie Relief.
RALLIES DIDN'T HOLD WELL,
Prices Drifted Downward on Light Of
ferings, Bank Statement Being
Very Poor.

New York, Feb. l0-stock market was
under pressure at the opening today and
declines OF "A fraction we're the rule
Reading lost IA. Canadian Pacific and
Kansas City Southern preferred about a
point aiid Atohison a large fraction. Ana
conda was run up GA and Manhattan sold
at an advance Of point.
Beated selling orders impeded for a
while the tendency toward recovery which
set in as soon as Reading showed evil
dence Of support. That stock more than
made zap its loss, touching iilIa. Rallies
IN other stocks were decisive but there
was a snrilkage In the buying as prices
recovered. Amdlsamated copper showed
most tfmness ana was heavily bought
around ll51s Ana Jnda synpatheticaily
gained all additional points, making It's
rise la The first hour " points, Renewed
pressure against Reading which drove II
down 10 a point below yesterdays clos
ing caused some yielding again at II o.
ClcCk
Prices drlfted downwards on light of
feinBs before the appearance OF the poor
bank statement Room shorts then cover
ed ana caused some partial rallies. North
ern Paclnc and Chicago Union Traction
preferred fell 2. Metropolitan Securities
Ia, ana Union Pacific, st. Paul. Norfolk
* Western Republic steel Southern Rail-
way and Cotton OH about a point. Ana.
conda rose 1873, Northwestern I, Chicago
St Paul, Minneapolis ana Omaha "a
Wisconsin Central preferred and Corn
Products Ia. The rallies after the bank
statement aid not hold well and the clos
ing was irregular,
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago Feb. 0-Cattle-Recelpts 100;
market steady. Beeves, 3.65q6,S0 cows,
l5Gui, Di helfers, 2.30u4.s5; calves, $3.50
500; good prime steers, 5.S5nS.30; poor me-
dium. 3. 60q5.l6 stockers aud feeders. $50
14,50.
ogs-Recelpts, 1900; market weak to
8 cents lower; estimated Monday, 5000
Mixed and butchers. 5.70d6 VIA, good
heavy, 5.Sa6.O0; rough heavy, 5.lcq6 SO;
lights, 6.l0q5 ,Siis; pigs. 5.25dS.Io; bulk Of
sales, g. 10000.
sheep-Receipts, 1000; market strong.
Sheep, s5onS5o; yearlings, 6.50aS.2o
lambs, 5.i0ui3o.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Feb. To- --Cattle--Receipts
800, market steady. Native steers 40pd
500. native cows and heifers, 2.Sq4 80;
stockers and feeders, S.00qI. 80; bulls, 200
04.W; calves 3.O0q1 81, western fed
steers, 3.5Ofl6.6o; western fed cows, 40
WIN.
Hogs-Recelpts, locO; market weak to 3
cents lower. Bulk OF sales, 1915. 2;
heavy 6.s0dl5. s5;. packers, $3.50 .s3l. pigs
sheep-Receipts, 5OJ market steady,
Muttons, 45Oq5 81; lambs, 5. 75fI7 10: range
wethers, ,5oi6,l5; fed ewes, i.S0ao.5
OMAHA.
Omaha. Feb. 10. --Cattle-Roceipts, 100;
market unchanged. Native steers, 3.i5n
$50; cows and heifers, 2.15gi.oo, Gamers,
/ .75a2. IS; stockers and feeders, 275ai 90:
calves, S,0oq6,j0 bulls and stays, 2.0ott
400
Hogs-Rocelpts, $500; market shade
higher, Heavy, 6.IQg57S; mixed. 5:70a
S,l2ls lights, S.eSa9.ils,is; pigs 4'iSq6Soi
Sheep-Receipts, 200 market. steady.
ewes, 45d5.26; lambs 6.Ibq7 Ii.
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HOW INSURANCE
SN|NDLERS WORK,
-. MoEachern Dug up a Body,
Put It in a Mine and Blew
1t to Pieces.
THEN he WAS REPORTED DEAD
Got Money ON Policies, Discoyers, !,
Fraternai Societies ami Placed
Under Arrest.

Victor. Colo, Feb lo.-J. J. McFo,,
ern, whose death was reported on 10,
~ and life Insurance policies naid ~"
arrested at the home of his sister hor,
last night by City Marshal Naylor =.
er a fight In which McEachern No.
wounded by bullet.
McEachern was reported TO have ha.,
killed by the accidental discharge !,
giant powder, but Investigation by fro
ternal societies in which he was Insnr.,
disclosed that the body of Roba,,
Speed, who was killed two DAYS mr..
Vious IN a mine. had been unear,h.s
taken to the tunnel in which MoEacS
ern was working and blown to Macs
by giant powder The AUTHORITIES wer'
Informed that McEaChern was the v,o
tim OF the discharge, and an old linz
life insurance company paid the nol,c'
on his life. A deeper investigation hy
fraternal societies resulted In nndne
McEachern alive and his arrest folows1
last night. Jack Gowley, who WORKED
with McE,achern, was also placed IN
Jail. The ghoulish treatment OF tha
body OF Robert Speed greatly incense
Speeds friends, and lynching was
threatened. In order to better protac,
McEachern, he has been removed 10 tbS
county jail at Cripple Creek and a
heavy guard placed around the prison.
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.

reports all assessment work completed
He Is now going to devote his atten-
ton to having n mill erected on the
property to handle the low grade prod
uct, of which there is an immense guam
tity In sight.
The Scotia mine. one of the Oldest OF
the Tintic properties. located in the west
end of the district. Is rapidly coming
to the front. Drifting for the ore body
is In progress on the 800 level and az
soon as the vein Is encountered stop
ing VIII be commenced. An ore body
has been exposed carrying values OF
about SIS I'm gold, silver and lead. A
high class grade OF ore has been sack
ed ready for shipment. The directors
Of the company have about decided to
erect a mill TO handle the low grade on
the dump, which Is estimated to have a
value Of about sl5000O Supt. Patter-
son has two shifts constantly at work.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Fob l0.--Prices in the wheat
market here were inclined TO be weak In
the early part OF today because OF re-
ports Of moderate temperature in the
wheat country and slight decline at Llv-
erpool. The buying was chiefly by com.
large, May opened u to Z lower at ISIS
TO S5h and later sold at Sss.
Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts OF 3sl cars against lS 4
year ago.
The corn market was weak because Of
heavy receipts and weather throughout
the corn belt, which was considered favor
able for grading. The volume OF business
was small May was of at the opening II
to z at i3s4 to 437s
Because OF the weakness OF wheat an
easter tohc prevailed In the oats market
Local receipts were somewhat less than
the estimated amount and the demand for
cash oats was fairly active. General
trading was very quiet. May was y cent
lower at the opening at Sis.
Provisions were easier on selling by To-
cal longs and IN this market also trad
ing was dull May pork was down "a
~. Ribs we're 2lzfl5 lower at 7&.
There will be no session Monday, Ian
coins birthday
Cash: Wheat-No. o red, s74qssl4; No.
red, Sltasli4 No hard; sstgsS% No,
northern. s5gss: No. spring, s0as6.
The market closed Arm with May up
70 at ssh
Corn-No. 2. iO&Qf No. 3, Egiota.
The close was easy with May down y
a. at 4S&a4s7s.
CLOSE. Wheat--May &5s; July, SiA.
Corn--May, l3Adt3Is; July, ~:
0ats-May, Ses@so4 July; ss'sa2sla
forss-MMay' ig RAJ IVY Jp ui Sn
Ribs May, 1.s7is; July, 7.Sisgs.o
Rye--Cash, 66.
Fiax--Cash, northwestern, 1.lsis.
Timothy-March. $3.50.
Clovcr-Cash, 1898.
Barey-Cash, Ssd63.
SAN FRANCISCO GRAIN.
San Francisco. Feb. 9--Wheat-Easier.
May, l.siis Dec, 1,2sh.
Barley-Essier. May, l.lSs; Dec, e6a,
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WEEK ON EXCHANGE.
Park City and Tintic Stocks Have Been
Active-TOday's Sales.

Dung the week, 22s, $50 shares Of
stocks were sold on the Co. OF the
Salt Lake Stock & Mining Exchange,
representing a value OF sll43H. 50. The
trading has been confined almost ex.
clusively to Park City and TintIc
stocks. or the former, New York
Bonanza and Little Bell have probably
been the most active and both have been
in very good tone. DAILY Judge Is lower
than last week, the stock recording
sales as low as $40 share, but this
was followed by a slight advance.
There has been lull In the buying Of
the stock, but which was nothing more
than has been expected after the late
activity and advance In the stock.
Brokers are predicting much higher
prices however.
On the day OF the annual melting of
the stockholders OF the Columbus Con-
solidated Mining company, that stock
made some sharp advances, but during
tho past few days has displayed weak
ness.
~ the Tintic stocks, Carisa has fig
ureg prominently in the sales Lower
Mammoth and Beck Tunnel have also
proved attractive.
The closing quotations and sales to-
day were
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.