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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-27
MARKET WENT
ALL TO PIECES.
Opening Dealings Active, Prices
Going Above Last Nights
Level.
THEN CAME LIQUIDATION.
Was in Reading Which Weakened Ev.
erything--CiosiIg Decidedly Weak
And Irregular.

New York. Jan. 2s,-Oponlng dealings in
the stock market were very active and
carried prices above last nights level
with but few exceptions amongst the I'M
pOrtant stocks.
Successful efforts to put up ontario x
Western metropolitan Sweet Railway and
Locomotive. were interrupted by an I'M
rnense volume Of liquidauon on Reading
which weakened the entire market Gains
that had heen established 10 to ~ wefo
sacrificed and tho western railroads ana
important specaltes Tell Traction below
Yesterdays closing Reading yielded VA
Westinghouse Llectflc Q unu -. * X o.,
Gftut Mortimer DDieforf,d, t'0.OradO Fuel,
American Ice and United states Rubber
nist preferred l. the selling movement
was severe but short and before II o.
CLOCK tne MARKET was recovered well but
became dun, International Power rose y
ChcuS0 Terminal preferred, Pacific Coast
western Maryland and corn tr1uuots pre-
tetred glinVu ABOUT ~.
rise OF IA m Amolsamated copper
caused TIE list 10 harden. Selling Wds re-
sumed AFTER the appearance OF the bank
statement. Anaconda had risen d, Biscuit
re American Press ? and a number "
otnels TO III. The seiline movement
carried down Mon Pacific -. Paul. MIS-
souri, Paclnc L.. q ~. Atlantic Coast
Line, southern Railway. Norl TX * West
oin, New York Central Texas 4 Pa
citic. Canadian paCiuc, Hide and Leather
preferred aud .tiiis-C nalmela J TO "a 81
Joseph * Grand Island second preferred
ga, Colorado Iuel 0i. brooklyn lranall
rs and Southern Pacific l}s. Prices yield
ed all around and the closing was Decd
eddy weak and irregular.
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CONCENTRATES.

w " Rice Is in Boston on mining
business.
Supt. Percy Williams OF the Eagle
& Blue Bell mine came up from TIN
tie this morning.
The Pioneer sampling works had 2
cars from Bingham, from Nevada and
/ from stockton today.
The annual stockholders meeting OF
the West Quincy Mining company has
been called for March Is.
At the T. & b, sampllng works cars
OF ore from Bingham. 6 from Tintlc
and 3 from Nevada were received.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday were as follows:
Crude ore and concentrate $26. ZOO;
base bullion. $ii 900,
II. H. Cole OF the brokerage firm OF
Child, Cole x Company, departed this
afternoon on a trip to Goldtleld and
Tonopah, He expects to go over to the
new Manhattan district before return
ing.
Reports coming from the Silver
Shield and Carlsa properties in Blng-
ham and Tintic are Of very satlsfac-
tory nature to those concerned in the
management Of those properties.
A report from the silver King Con-
solidated last night indicated contin-
ued improvement IN the physical con-
dition Of that property. The showing
In the bottom OF the shaft is encourage
ing indeed
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ARIZONA COAL SHORTAGE.
smclters In Copper Camps Kept In
Operation With Difficulty.

Arizona mining camps are SUFFERING
from coal shortage and 1t is with
considerable difficulty that some OF the
shelters are being kept In operation
The Bisbee Review says relief cannot
be expected from the strain under four
months and probably not under six,
IL will require that time to return the
supplies at the smeltcrs to SAFE sur
plus basis. At Douglas the Calumet d
Arizona Is In better shape than Is the
Copper Queen. Both will be In luck,
however, II they succeed In getting
through. The serious result TO Bisbee
is In the fact that the smelter situation
makes the important Increases In ore
production from the mines OF the
camp. anticipated for the early part OF
the year, out of the question, No de-
crease from the present output OF the
smelters is likely, but there VIII be 10
increase In ore production,
As regards the causes for the scar.
city snow In New Mexico and cars tied
up In the northwest, middle west and
east, together with a rush OF grain and
Industrial freights, are said to be re-
sponsible. Hundreds Of cars are showed
I'm In New Mexico loaded and I'm transit
when overtaken by the storms.
However, the coal men of New Mex
leo. whether Justly or unjustly. attrab-
ute most OF the trouble to the difficulty
they have had In recent months In se-
curing cars for the transportation OF
their outputs.
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BUTLER-L|bERAL
WILL ASSESS.
Directors viii Meet Next Monday
To Call on Shareholders
For $4,000.
coMPANYs INDEBTEDNESS.
IL Amounts 10 About S8,000--New
Management VIII Continue
Development

4 meeting OF the directors OF the
Butler-LIberal Mining company has
been called for next Monday. at which
time an assessment OF ? cents a share
gii be levied on the capital stock of
The corporation, which, If all collected.
WIN bring into The treasury about $780,
900.
The company, at the time the control
passed into The hands OF Walter G..
Orem and associates had an indebted
ness of about 5000. There being no
other means of raising the money nee
essary to pay his OF and il being the
purpose Of the new management TO
Keep development work going. an as
sessment Was necessarily resOrted TO-.
The action 10 pc taken BY the board Of
directors has not been unexpected.
The Butier-l Liberal mine iH located in
Marckham gulch in Bingham, and joins
sidelines with the New Red Wing prop
erty, which Is being developed under
the direction OF the Titan Develop
ment company.
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DAILY JUDGE ENDS
WEEK STRONGER.
Advance in Price of This Stock
One Of the Features OF EX-
change Transactions.
DAILY AND NEW YORK ACTIVE.
Demand for Tintic Stocks--May Day
Attractiye--Today's Quotations
And Sales.

This has been a fairly good business
week on the Mining Exchange, and
altogether, 1855 shares were sold for
slS5,377. DAILY Judge has enjoyed a
healthy advance, and the stock Is in
demand around 80. a share, with few
offers at that price. DAILY has Slso
been a seller which gives strength to
the belief that the merger OF that
property with the Ontario and DAILY
West on some favorable basis, IL like
ly to be accomplished New York 30
nanza and Thompson have also been
IN good tone. There has been consid-
cradle demand for Tintic stocks also.
May Day displayed great deal OF ac-
tivity on the strength OF favorable de-
yelopment. The stock sold up to IL
cents a share. and II stuck close to that
price during today's calls. Beck Tun-
mel is In better form than IL was week
ago while Carisa has remained fairly
steady.
The Alta snowslides had no serious
effect on Columbus Consolidated. The
annual meeting will be held next month
and until II takes place II Is hardly
likely there will be any radical advance
in the stock. II Is believed, however,
that one Is sure 10 come.
The closing quotations and sales to-
day were, as follows;
NOR A VIC, ORION rrInNrc
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DAVIS ON MANHATTAN.
Nevada Mining Man Speaks OF II in
Glowing Terms.

Diamondheld Jack Davis and Sheri-
dan W. Baker have Just returned from
a Today trip 10 Manhattan and brought
with them many samples and specimens
OF ores from the properties in that
camp in which they are Interested,
says the Goldheld Sun.
In an Interview these gentlemen
told Of Manhattan In the most glow
Ing terms and exhibited some remark
able specimens taken from their leas-
es, the Z and on the Mustang, which
have been secured by them in cunjunc-
tion with Major Duncan b. Harrison
and Thomas Ramsey.
They stated that the ledge OF ore
between walls on the No. was more
than four feet wide at the depth Of
eight feet and assays across 1t returned
more than $500. They were particularly
enthusiastic over the group Of claims
secured by Major Harrison and his
associates, and which Ia known as the
Manhattan-A Atlantic and Pacific group.
Mr.. Davis stated that this group had
by far the strongest ledge and outcrop-
pings OF any IN the Manhattan dis
trlct aud gave It as his opinion that
this mountain would prove to be the
apex of majority of the leads in the
ulstllct anu 10 We tne ViseNse PiNP'i ~
there on development. Some remark
able assays have been secured from the
ou.ororpings on the Atlantic and Pa
cific. which show free gold In every
sample, running $780, sl0i and sl06.
In his statements Mr. Davis was cor
roborated by Mr.. Baker and both gen.
tlemen gave II as their opinion that
the Manhattan district had scarcely
been prospected and predicted for II a
future as great or even greater than
heretofore attained by any district In
this state.
The Atlantic and Pacific mountain Is
located about 900 feet from the famous
Stray Dog claim and about 1900 feet
from Union No. o.
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UTAH COPPER.
What President Mcneil Had TO Say in
Ills Annual report.

In his report TO the stockholders OF
the Utah Copper company. who met in
annual session at Jersey city, n. j.,
yesterday. President G. NJ. Mcneil
stated that the average assay OF 5000
samples, which are 50 nearly Identical
with that OF the average OF the ore
sent to the mill during the year that
IL can be stated that fair average Of
the value of all ore developed is l,ss per
cent copper. an dthe average value OF
the ton, respectively.
1T will be remembered, said Mr.. Nc
Nelll, that the mill in the first instance
was erected and has been used largely
as an experimental plant for the pur-
pose of determining the most economi-
cal and feasible plan to be followed in
the larger operations Of the company.
which are now under full progress,
The various and extensive ex-
perments necessarily intorfered TO a
considerable extent with the continu-
Gus operation OF the milling plant, and
therefore reduced the actual number
OF tons treated considerably below the
maximum capacity Of the plant. but
all OF these experiments and the re-
sultlng expenditures have been made
as before stated, with the idea OF d.
recting the company In the construct lon
of Its new plant and. from the results
already obtained from the practical op-
GRAFTON OF the company's present mill
We are justified In stating that the
first unit of 5000 tons per day OF the
new mill we viii be able to produce
copper at Sc per pound"
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rhUDUCE.
NEW YORK.

New York Jan, G--Sugar raw, steady
Far rennus, 3, cenurItugai, so Test, 51s;
molasses sugar 20,
heuned--euong, crushed, 80; powder
ca, i.sD, gtanulated, 40.
Ioitee-Qmet No. I MO, i-l5.
CHICAGO
Chicago. Jan. 2l.-Reports of large ship
ments Irvm Australia nad a depressing e.
rect TO-DAY on tue local wheat MAJ Ret. Tue
uCnanu vas snldil, commission AOuscS Des
Ing the cnei buyers. May opened Is 10 a
lower at SJfs 10 s0ia. Alter seling az 91h
&as May uruppeu 10 Si12. Inc close was
weak, May AGSis,
Minneapolis, Dumth ard Chicago re-
porteu receipts OF 800 cars against ~ a
year ago.
Lover cables and clear weather caused
selling 81 corn IN considerable quantity
May opened unchanged to snade lower
at ii4piik to H4s, ana SOLD on % "a im
close as weak with hay dOwn a at 44is.
Front taking by number OF ieading
longs ana a general hgnt demand CAUSED
weakness In the oats market May open
ed unchanged to Is lower at SlH 70 3ia
and sold to 81.
Provisions were firm because of 5
cent advance w the price ot i've hogs
May pork was up shade at HOO; lard "a
higher at 100, and rios were unchanged,
close: whcat-May. srs; July, S3l..
Cogn-May. iiis; july, HsgiiA.
Oats-May. JJ3s, july Oh
Pork May n@ai0ih' July, Hl7i5;
Jan, B.iiig.
Rbs-Jan, 40; May 152ls; Juiy. 1870
IT'S
Rye--Cash, 6ila.
Fiax-Cash, northwestern, i.l3,
Timothy March, 3.l5.
CloVer-Cash, 1873
Barley-Cash, &aAh.
Cash N hpat--AU. red skiINNs No. 2
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BUSINESS IS
RATHER SLOW.
No Change is Reported in tbs
General Situation Which is
Fairly Good.
WEATHER CONDITIONS MlLn
Cause Accumulation Of Heavy,yo,...
Wearing Apparcl---iieayier
Hallway Earnings.


New York. Jan. 2s.-Dun's weekly -.
view of trade viii say tomorrow:
mo change appears in the bushes,
situation, weather conditions fayor,nv
outdoor work, but causing accumuls.
ton Of heavyweight wearing apoare
Labor discussions are not all eettlaa
but there Is little serious interrun,lor
on this account. Railway earn,nys
thus far available for January show
an increase of 1890 per cent over las,
years, while foreign commerce AZ mi,
port for the last week exhibits gaIn
OF sl,411,7O9 In exports and loss q,
s2,SS9,s7S in imports as compared win
the movement in the correspondIr,
week of 1905 In the hide marke, mach.
er natives were freely ordered at n 40.
cline OF about half Il cent,
Failures this week numbered 92l IN
the United States, against 905 las, wear
and 40 In Canada, compared with a a
year ago
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

L. J. Duncan to G. H. Boggs. war
ranty deed, lots 20 and q, block 8,
west Grand View .....,......,.., 81
Lillian NJ. Cargill to James s. Gun
nerson, part lot I, block 2, plat A..
S. 5. Hatfield to Western Pacific
Railway company. lots ~ and 81
block 2. Hunters sub ...,....,..,.,
L. II. Farnsworth, trustee, to same,
lO23xlG5 feet In lot ., block ~.
plat = Observation-Disclosures
Henry Michael to Edward Michael
5x4 rods In lot Z, block "a. plat Co.
Hattie c. Jensen TO Djalma II. Lund,
part lot 3, block 80, plat E.,u..,..
Annie ID. Nasmith TO Western Pa
cific Railway company. lots rs and
q, block 3, Miles & IL. Sub. ....r..
G. " Rasmussen to Samuel Gasser,
2l2x 90 rods IN lot g. block 20, plat
Anders Anderson to George Coleman.
part southwest quarter of north
west quarter section 2, township 2
south, range ] east ........,.,,.,..... Al
Salt Lake County 10 Bingham Gold
Placer Mining company, qult-clam
deed, section, II, township south,
range west OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Same TO Utah Copper company. Sec
ton a. township l south. range 3
west ...,..s.,.s.'.s....,s'.s'
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.

yations are being made for the addition
to be built TO the ore bins al the sui
phide mine. When the bins are COM
pleted. this mine VIII have storage ca
paclty for i,l00 tons.
Mr.. Gates says he has experienced
considerable difficulty lately getting
cars sufficient 10 keep up regular ore
shipments,
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J.. oBERNDoRFER
Stock Broker,
Tel. Bell 49, i6i s. Main St
POLLOCK FOR PRESIDENT.
Stock Exchange Election To-day Likely
To Result la His Retention

The annual meeting OF the sharehold-
ers OF the Salt Lake Stock Il Mining
exchange Is scheduled to take place this
afternoon. at which time a governing
board will be chosen to serve during the
ensuing year. There Is no spirited con-
test likely and the chances are favor
able for the retention OF the old board,
Members OF the exchange seem to be-
unanimously in favor OF the reelection
Of James A. Pollock for the presidency
VI the organization. James A. Short
en- VIII probably be reelected secretary.
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BOSTON STOCKS.

James \. Pollock & Co., furnished
the following quotations from Boston
today.
bingham Con, $3.50 a 34oO; Con.
Mercur, $500 q $500, DAILY West, 1875
q 100; North Butte 5000 a $500: Me-
vada Con. 1l.S7Is a 1900; Amalga-
mated, lll.OO a llll2h; Boston Con,
2762lA a 29.S7h; United States, (com)
5000 q 6O5O United states. (pfd.),
AZ so N 451h
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TINTIo ore sHIPMENTs.
What the Mines Of Juab County Have
Done This Week.

Special correspondence.
Eureka. Utah, Jan. %. The follow
Ing Is the list of shipments made by
the Tintic properties Tor the week end
ing Jan 26. Ridge * Valley. 8. Cen
tennial- Eureka, 49, Bullion-Beck, II.
Gemini, 20; Eagle s. Blue Bel, G. uncla
sam Cen. 3, Yankee Con. & swansea,
4; Dragon Iron nine, IA; May Day 4.
Beck Tunnel, u Eureka Hin Oease), 3.
Brooklyn Con, 3; Ajax, 2 Black Jack,
|. carisa. d Grand Central. IA, Love
Mammoth, 2; Mammoth Il. Victor, /.
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SIR HENRY IRvING,s WILL

London. Jan. 2e--The probate OF the
late Sir Henry Irvlng's will was grant.
ed today II divides his proneriy
equally between his two sons and Mrs.
David p. Aria a woman journalist
who has made dress speciality and
who has written on this topic In Amer
lean as well as English papers.
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New York, Jan. 27.--Prime mer-
camille paper, 1905 per cent.
Sterling exchange frm, with
actual business In bankers bills
at 4s740@isT50 for demand, ana
at 4S4l0@iSi2O for 60-day bills:
posted rates, 4sils and iss; COM
mercial bills, 4S39%.
Bar silver. SOS.
MEXICAN dollars. 50ia.
Bonds Governments, steady;
railroads irregular.
Money on call nominal; no
loans Time loans, steady; 80 and
30 days, az per cent; six months
iifa4% per cent.
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REGULAR CALL SALES.

DAILY, 9s at $50.
May Day. 1000 at II. 5000 at l6%; 500
at 1873; l,5OO at 1877, seller 60.
Star Con, 500 at 1917; 1900 at 1870;
500 at IL.
Uncle Sam. 200 at SO.
Beck Tunnel 900 at 81; 400 at 54A.
New York, 500 at l6h, seller go.
Silver Shield. 1000 at %.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Butler Liberal, 5000 at 9.
Black Jack. 100 M 20.
Carlst, 1000 at 23h.
Columbus Con, 200 at i3s; 100 at Al;
100 at 442.
Little Chief. 1900 at AZ.
May Day, 1900 at 1888 seller 90.
New York. 500 at 1874.
REHABILITATION.
Shares, Amount
Regular call ..1i,29s 1914. 90
Open board ...,........ $500 2,744.62
Forenoon totals ...,l9,79S s5,93s. 90
Weeks totals ,.,.2i4,O65 slS2317,O s
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BANK CLEARINGs.

Now York, Jan. 2s.-.rhe following ta-
Bile, complied by Bradstreet. shows the
bank clearings at the principal cities for
the week ended Jan. %, with the per-
centage Of increase and decrease, as com
pared with the corresponding week last
year.
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STOCKS WANTED.

5000 shares Independent Telephone
Co at 20 cents.
% shares Con, Wagon & Machine Co.
preferred at $1,000.
80 shares Con. Wagon & Machine Co.
common at $4,000.
UTAH COMMERCIAL & SAY. BANK.
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BAMBERGER- DELAMAR.

The Bamberger Delamar Gold Mines
company has In transit s2S,52l worth of
bullion. representing the output OF that
company during the first half Of jan
uary.
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THE BOSTON CON.
Manager Gates Visitor at General
Offices Today.

Manager Gates OF the Boston Consol-
dated Mining company was visitor
at the offices Of that company today.
He states that the work of shaping
lhings for the big campaign OF pro-
luctlon for the future goes steadily on
without the slightest hesitaney, Exca-
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BANK CLEARINGS.

New York, Jan. 27--The statement Of
the clearing house banks for this week
shows that the banks hold $l5S2J.SoQ over
the legal reserve required BY law. Thls
is decrease Of 1884, 73 over last week
The statement follows.
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We desire to notify our friends ana
the public that we Will re-establsh our
selves in business at 527 So. State street
(stand OF s. o. Kirkeby) about Febru-
airy 5th.
OTTO o. OBLAD & co,
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VALENTINES.

We have them in all styles, sizes and
prices. All up-to-date.
DEsERE,T NEWS BOOK STORE,
6 Main Street.
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Commercial stocks bought and sold
by Cannon & Cannon. Is II. SO. Temple.
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A. s, CAMPBELL.

Stock Broker. 2ls d. F. Walker Block.
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OMAHA

Omaha. Jan si.--Cattle- Receipts 100;
market unchanged. Naive steers, Sllql
80. cows ana helfers, 2.JJai.0, Gamers
l.i5g2. 40; stockers and leeaers, 2.Jta4.3v:
calves, 250u6.OO. bulls and stays, 2.9M
$3.50.
Heavy, 9. 9Oil5 ~; mixed, >. SVlio. VIA; hghts,
5.25ao.32l4; pigs, 4.50li5l0, Dulk OF sales.
5.30n5. 49,
Sheep Receipts, 100; market steady
Yearlings, 5.I5u6.3, wetners, 5.5WlS 20;
ewes, 4.i5n5.25, lambs, b.SVdi.D.
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NEVADA STOCKS.

James A. Pollock & Co.. brokers, re-
ported the following quotations from
San Francisco today
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Jan. 27.--Cattle--Receipts 1900;
market steady. BeeVes 3,Jgli6.1o; cows,
1884. 40, hefers, 2,iOn4,& calves, 5.jOd
500, good to prime steers, 5@sub.21i poor 10
medium 3.;sqj u. sIockers and feeders,
25Vpi.50.
Hogs Receipts, 1900; market strong 70
cents higher estimated Monday, 1000.
Mixed and butchers. 5.SOliJ.a5; good to
heavy. J,i0Gl5.55; rough heavy 5.3Ddo.Sj,
hehts, 5.2u5.iils; pigs, 4.SyuJ.S, bulk OF
sales. ), 100000
sheep--Rcceipts. 200O; market steady,
Sheep S50u0.so; yearlings, 6.OJGo.G5,
lambs, 5.716ti. GO.
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WOOL.
ST. IloIfIs.

ST LOUIS.
St Louis, Jan. 2l,--Wool, steady Ter
ritory ana western mediums, 1880, fine
mediums. 22N26, fine. 2ln26
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool, Jan. 27-Hops In London, Pa
cihc coast. steady: e. l0sN c. los.
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OTTO o. oBLAo & CO.,

Dr. ]. Boyd Gordon. Dentist. s5s $. Main
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SALT LAKE BANK CLEARlNGS

For the week, ending at noon,
Jan, q. 1906
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
THE MONEY MARKET.

....-:....:-,....;;..;..:.....:.,.
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Totals. .s6,Si2,gsl.23 s3.is5. BAG. %
Increase, ss,sse,sl44o,

!. The increase In today's clear
!. ings is nearly 100000, which the
I clearing house officials say beats .
!; the record, .