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Distinguished Audience.

Promptly at II o'clock the line Of Con-
federate veterans, numbering 90, filed
INTO the chapel at Washington and Lee.
Followed by the sons of Confederates,
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Tho decorations were simple, but in
entire harmony with the spirit OF the
occasion. Confederate and United States
flags were intertwined with Virginia
Hags; palms, evergreens and cut flowers
decorated the platform. together with a
handsome steel engraving of General Lee.
the gift to the university students; also
the beautiful bronze wreath from Gene
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MARKET CLOSED
UNEVENLY STRONG
Opening Was Rather Quiet and at
Prices Higher Than
Last Night.
SOME ACCOUNTS CLOSED OUT.
List Loan Saggcd. Quotations fluctu-
atcd Fevcrishly After
Rally.

New York. Oct M-rhe stock mar
ket opened rather quiet and az higher
prices than last nigh. Some Vf ;ee
gains we're sharp, but 1s rule the ud-
vlnt,s cd MT carry prices s-uy Up %
tho early London quotations There was
% spunkllug OF small losses. Louisville q
Nashville rose "a, Amaigamated Copper
"a. North American and General hlee-
uic = Federal Mining preferred ana
American Locomotive Ia tohhohuht'A
Gas IA. Union racine, 81 PAU, Chlt tb %
GreatWestem preferred ana - my
Couoa l. ana southern Railway AZ -h-
SON and American smelling large Lac
The Improvement In prices Afforded 5p-
portuuity 20 close out some accounts anu
there was considerable seillng Which con-
yerged on the Hlu stocks. Later on
Reading and New York Central wpaNeh-
ed. ana IA ume the entire list pc tail-
heavy, with most stocks ruhnk belVW
yesterdays closing. delaware a. tu"aNN
was ~ below last night, Northern "a
cine = American sugar ana Great Not.H-
eru ore Certificates lh ana missouri a.
cInC l. National Lead rose !.
The market closed irrcgularly etions'
Prices uuctuated rather loNeuHhll ART
err a rally on the showing OF a shall oe-
mott in the bank statement, but selius
pressure WAS not heavy anu lle MAJ ~ !
stcadied again. There Was wide changes
in some Inactive issues. American Slncis-
ers Securities preferred rs rose 10, Mac
kay companies o, General Chemical pre-
ferred l. Westinghouse Electric 81,
American Tobacco preferred pa -. LOUIS
southwestern preferred, and National
Lead preferred . Cleveland &. g. a 81
Louis ia. and Kansas s. Texas preferred
l.
L.. $. Rubber second preferred declined
gfe New York Dock declined 5, fed-
eral Mining preferred a.. American can
preferred ~ ana Colorado g. southern
first preferred and Toledo 81. Louis a.
Western preferred Pa
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Broker W. II. Tibbais Thinks Condi-
lions Are Arighting Themselves

In discussing the market situation
as il applies to mining stocks. w. II.
Tibbals said today
The present week has certainly been
a very trying one. The action taken
by some Of our leading huanciers and
hv the secretary of the treasury. has
had "a tendency 20 restore confidence.
When confidence is restored. there Is
naturally a reaction ln investment
securities Oftimes this reaction is
quite strong. and there may bee another
decline. During the past weeks or so,
there have been indications that the
forced selling was greatly reduced. and
that some Of the decrease ln price is
due 20 the fact that investors have not
been in the market very extensively.
They have been waiting for the bot
tom. some. however. have been buy
ing quietly for several weeks. One
Indication Of this ls the fact that the
transfer books OF many companies
show an increasing number of small
investors.
THE prices have not yet reached the
low points of 1903 and 1904 Copper
has not set reached the low point of
1902. which was iittle over 45 pounds
sterling per ton. 10 is noticed thaf
the daily sales OF copper for future
delivery ure very greatly lon excess OF
the cash sales.
III sou take the general condition Of
the country you certainly find no
cause for discouragemeut The con-
dltious are very different from those
which prevailed in 1893. The general
public Is in very healthful condition.
Tho manufacturing Interests are also
generally in good shape During the
month OF October there has been it
heavy strain on the banks. due Co the
moving Of crops. / believe that tho
conditions are such as to warrant some
feeling of marked confidence. There
may be- some reactions ana some lowe
or prices, but iu general Investors are
beginning ~ inquire. ana are asking
fOr advice as to what stocks t0 De-
bought The answer may be that al-
most any OF the good substantial
stocks should be- bought ot the pres
emit time n they go lower, they should
| still bo bought
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In reviewing conditions AS they exist
at The present time boo Bingham. the
Press of that camp has The following
Co say.
The Utah Arex has ceased producing
ore for me dime being and has con-
menced extensive dcvclopnent work.
The Markham guIch min Will close
down until next month when 10 win
DO furnished ore from The Rcd Wing
,nirs
The Inst ghaut. mime has shut down.
The autira force t,1s released TUESDAY
er-rpffnp q fov, rnan who viii police
fba rr1r.srt,. ana R.ar 30 Il reuatr Supf
KIM bns digpos.5 ~ his household
goods ana is B~e-.srina fn return to bis
ofJ b,l0a IN Al,harr1
m. Winnepuo MIN shut down last
r,rf1,y H. thfs connection we MIGHT
gr,, tist tt. SD. r-fe ron,nr.seo,, hi
,..,,,,..i',a.,i ana y. .,o,. r1Dni1g ir fne
el,s1. b.y.f,ru,e,,f work IL boinp
r,I.trF r9riJi, H. tha yyeir tunnel
1-5, r-ait.5 gts+rs rornpar, has pur
.,, 49,. -, .,..I H. ,,l,,. ,,ortirs- ~,
sbifts rs95iilrI, -rbere are mo- slefls
IN nra-orf 1f y decrease in its OUTPUT
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MARKET ENDED
IN BETTER SHAPE
Belief Expressed That Turning
Point in Low Prices is
Passed.
WEEK ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Dcrn and Knight issues Show Market
Gain~--Cio-iug Quo
tutiOns.

The local market for mining stocks
probably hit the low water mark on
Thursday. The rally began on Friday
and when trading ceased today many
90 the leading stocks showed gains an
the way from 20 70 60 per cent a
feeling OF confidence prevailed about
the stock exchange and brokers as wen
as Investors. are hopeful OF gradual
Improvement Ia market conditions.
This Is pleasing state OF mind to be in
after such strenuous times as have been
experienced lately The pern stocks.
so-callcd. have made decided head
way Lower Mammoth. which sank
70 30 cents a share. sold up TO 81 a. to-
day; May Day. which sold as low as
20 cents earlier Boo the week. is now
200 demand around A. cents while Uncle
Sam Consolidated has risen from 90 To
above 80 cents Two OF the Knight
issues, Colorado and Beck Tunnel are
higher yet the latter displayed an
inclination 90 lag on the open board
today. when Do sold down To Us cents.
The impression seems Co prevail that
the November dividend will Dee passed
at least there is "a lot OF uncertainty
about it Sioux Consolidated sold as
high as 40 cents today and dropped
back 10 35ia cents
Ohio Copper was the only unlisted
stock sold ou the open board IL
came out at f2.25 and $3.50. The clos
ing quotations ana sales were.
rsfrt.r.. -sr1..f-l.
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COLORADO LICENSE
LAW UNCONSTITUTIONAL,

ST. Paul, Mimi, Oct 6--The United
States circuit court Of appeals today
handed down "a decision that the Colo
RADIO statute prohibiting any foreign
corporation from prosecuting or de-
Tending a suit IN that state unless IL has
been paid an annual license OF ? cents
FOR each 81 900 OF capital stock is uncon-
stitutional, if literally interpreted, as To
any corporation engaged in interstate
commerce. The court adds that the true
construction OF the statute Is that n
was intended TO govern Interstate COM
merce only.
The decision was rendered In suit
brought by the United States Rubber
company. a New Jersey corporation.
against a Colorado shoe firm. The court
holds that the New Jersey corporation
rs engaged On interstate commerce
which cannot be hampered by any
state.
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UTAH CON. WILL
KEEP RIGHT ON
A Boston Dispatch Gave lntima-
ton That Shutdown
Would Occur.
is NEWS TO MGR. RlsoUE.
big Bingham Property Is Responding
SpleudidlN OF
Fuel

A private message received from Bos-
ton last night gave the numation that
the Utah Consolidated mime and smelt-
or would bee shut down ola November
D. The attention of Manager Rlsque
was called to the rImor and from him
90 was ascertalned chat Doe had re-
ceiyed no such orders and. as far as he
knew. operations would continue right
along without an Interruption. Il am
rath.r OF the opinion" declared Mr..
Risque. "that ] would have heard
something from the eastern Office by
this time DO the directors had decreed
90 close tle Dtah consolidated. 4
dout believe there is ans thing 20 the
Boston story
The Utah Consolidated Is one OF the
few Bingham propositions which has
neither cur,auyd ITS output nor shut
down entirely. Both the mine and
smeter have been running at fun blast
right along and there ls no reason 20
doubt that the output OF copper Will
bee even greater this month than 90 was
last when 10 turned out. according TO
statement emauating from an east
crn source, approximately l,2oV.O0O
pounds
Utah Consolidated is in better shape
10 withstand the present copper de-
preston. as stated In tho News sew
eral days ago than amy copper mining
company in Bingham. 10 has "a large
surplus 20 fan back on and can AFFORD
TO refine its copper and store DO until
The market conditions Improve. But
the ores OF the Utah Consolidated mine
are OF "a character which make 10 un-
necessary TO draw ON the surplus
they contain associated values enough
10 pay all the expenses of operation,
leaving the copper clear velvet.
The fuel shortage has been over
come and down at the smelter several
thousand tons are in storage bins The
Rio Grande Railroad officials are see
ing 10 80 that 10 is delivered promptly.
20 an in all. things are running about
as smoothly right now as anyone
could wish for. The smelter is treat-
ing an average Of nearly 900 tons OF
.ra DIV
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Sandstone. Is bid. Col Mt. 14ai5;
Jumbo Ext. 60Q6l; Vernal. bid. Penn
syIcvania, J bid. Kendall. bid Booth.
l50 A.; Blue Bull l7Qls; Adams. 5 bid
silver Pick, 2S024; Nevada Boy. bid
Black Butte Ext, 3Q4. Blue Bell ga
2; Dixie. 3M4. Hibernia. 3Q4. st. Ives.
1904 Conqueror. 40l6; Black Rock
2Q3; Lone Star bid; q. Wonder
3 asked. Potlatch, 40 asked; ORC 7QS,
Kendall. Ext. asked. Sandstone Ext.
8 asked. Mayne. bid Atlanta. 21G23.
CT. Bend. 24N25. Simmerone. bid
Empire, 8 bid Red Top ENtn.. 10 bid
Florence. 2.20g223la. D'neld b. b.
Cons, IA bid Goldheld Daisy, 51052i
Laguua. so bid. Comb. Fraction, SEQ
50; Ct Bend Ext. 2 bid; Midtown. 20
asked. y. b. Bonanza, 2M8; Kewanos
p bid; Esmeralda, 3 bid; Portland, s
asked; Crackeriack. bid Mohawk, 30
asked: Red HIS, 21Q22. Mohawk
Ext, sac; L. Dillon. 5d7; Y Tiger,
2 bid, Grandma. 7dS; s. p. Ext,
4 asked Y, Rose 4 bid. Col Mt Ext.
bid: Goldneld Con. 3.97lb 64OO
D'held Triangle, 607.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
ToDAY's

Edward J. Hl 20 Kate D chill ,..
lot a block M. plat A............,: AVV
Nellie NJ Materhouse to Burton Coal
& Lumber Co, lot 3. block 80 pat q. 90,
........ ...t-.-ts'.' .''',, 80 nan 'N
FRANKLIN Lawrence TO Mary I'M
strom. lot ls, block 1, wellington i.
Efvard n. Ashton 10 Mary Floyd
LOO A. block Is plat A.........-,. Ia"
Emma 81 Petit to John Holly, lots
4 S. block l14. plat 49, A'N
Mrs w r. Madison to I'D. Janos-
chek. lot 2. block /. Green a. Mad
olson sub ........ .,.......-..'..... ~
peter Tritteu 10 Marie A. Rckeich,
lot 81 block ], City Park sub. 90
Johanna Brixen and husband 70
Agnes d. ireland, lot T. block D. .-o
plat b ....... ...,.. .......'.''''''''''' -''V'
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STRIKE IN HAVANA MONDAY

Havana, oct 26.-In labor circles
where great unrest has prevailed for
some weeks the statement ~ made
that plans have been made 10 inaug-
urats "a general strike on Monday
next. The railroad strike shows lit
tie change. The officials complain Of
the police protection and declare that
the loyal employees are being openly
inundated.
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EVAr0HATDD FHUIT MARKEr-
TODAY's MONEY MARKET

heW Hork Oct Money on call
nominal llme loans. nominal. ID days, CN
Go Z per cont bid, ana ~ days bid. slK
months. q bid.
per cent sterling exchange. nominal with
aoiull business in bankers bills az lsi rs
uN" p f0r demand and nt ca Gui1s fOr co.
DAY bills Commercial bills. lt0ll6 Har
silver. fii. McKcHn dollars. 400 Govern.
meni bonds, weak. railroad honda lr-
regular,
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NEW LEAD STRIKES.
Official of bennington Mining Com
pnny Brings Good News

The development Of the property OF
the bennington Mining company, To-
Gated near the town OF bennington,
Willard county Is progressing ln a
manner which b. highly gratifying TO
those Interested shipping ore has been
encountered on the s. and ll5 foot lev
els. while the bottom Of the incline
shaft. which is being pushed on TO the
200. IS entirely in ore.
George Pugsloy one ~ the directors
~ the company. rs ia the city today and
exhibited some picked samples from the
levels stated carr. ~ lead values as
high as 20 per cent.
Tho bennington company was re-
Gently organized with q. diversion as
president H. A. Smith as vice presi-
dent. Newton Farr. secretary and
treasurer. who. with J. II. Give and
George Pugslcy complete the director
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10 DEVELOP VIRGIN OIL FIELD.

The Goldheld-Virgln on company
MED articles OF Incorporation with tho
secletary OF state today. The company
VIII develop oil pr0pertiese IN the Viz
GIN district The company has a capt.
gay OF aLO00,0O0 In shares OF 81 each. The
officers are r. l.. Jones president: T. b.
honneau, vice president. A. g.. Eisen,
secretary and treasurer. and w. s.
baughtety and NJ. @. williams. direc-
TORS
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SALT LAKE BANK CLEARING.


@$$%$3@9%*%$%S$sS%s$'sSs..s<
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BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

James A. Pollock & Co., bankers and
brokers, west Second South street,
furnish the following, received over
their private wire. this afternoon;
Adventure. t0lh; Arcadian. 2M03i
Bingham. i4M6. o. g. A., 9fA ass. Gem
tcunial 1890. Cop. Range 4l+ n4s;
Franklin Gs.01; Greene-Cauauca. 57s
u6h Maydower, 40060, Michigan, "a
as: North Butte. 25e. ass. Parrot. "a
90. Santa Fe. 1A02 Tamarack 5S0
On. United Copper. 5l40g. do. pfi.. %
I'd 81. Victoria. 3Asq4 Wolverine.
200 Did. Al C0ml. 9ANl0iz
Zinc. lg4G20ia; Royale 1870
1884. Balaklala az a. 81; Ia
Anouez. l002l. Atlantic 9a0lO, Butte
Coaln.. l2hdl2A calumet Hecla. 5s50
800. DAILY West 9H0t0. CRANKY. 57U70,
Mass. 803a Mexico Con. 7AN7i4.
Mohawk. 2sikn3siA; Nevada Con. So,
01. OsCe1la. 100l3; Quincy 1901,
shannon. s094 Trinity l1HNl2. Utah
CON-. l4iaU30. Wlunna 3u3h; Wyan-
dat. -0dl5. Anal. 4sssm4sH Boston
CON-. l2qI2I: o. 8 S.. COM. 2Gs021i
nd. Iualir
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LIVESTOCK.


chicago. oct 8.-Catue- Receipts about
9OO. market weak. Beeyes, 3.61lr7 Is, COWS,
J. 1850: calves 5.opu1 %. Texas. 5000
40; westerns, 3.9Q6.l6; stOckers and
feeders, 2.pQ4 20.
Hogs-Recoipts about 700. Market
cents higher. Light, 0.S5a5l 10. mixed, 30
"a. Is: heavy. s. 8iu6.l0; rough, 5.D'qo. 40;
pigs Zll5.55. bulk Of sales, 5.ao0lp. 81.
Sheep-Rece.pts about 20V. Market
weak. Native, 2.J0Q0.50 90. western, q 700
$50. ycarlings 5-2N0.Sl; lambs. 4,eVHl 20,
western. lll- cd.
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SILVER PEAK COMPANY FILES.

The Silver Peak Mining company filed
articles Of Incorporation with the Sec
rotary OF state today The compauy's
principal place OF business win be ia
American Fork and the properties Il
viii operate are the Hazel lode claims
In American Fork canyon The capital
stock is $4,000 The officers are J. j.
Mercer, president. w. H. Pool vice
president; II. l.. Christy. secretary; r.
w. Anderson, treasurer
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GoLDFTELD con. DIVIDEND.
LIOllOck sn.cIlI WIrel

San Francisco. oct Ex-senator Nixon
has made official statement TO me that
tonldheld Con. VIII declare "a dividend
oI 70 cents next week. payable Jan. 2j.
Ihis was announced in our exchange
today 40 bis reauest.
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r. S. BROOKS g. SON,
Ogden, Utah.
THE DAILY JUDGE.
installation OF Electric Hnulagc system
Progressing.

GENERAL Manager George W. Lame
oollne OF the DAILY judge Mining come
psny returned last night from Park
-i1g on one OF his regular inspection
uIlps, re reports good Roadway being
,uaue with the installation of the clec-
Wy o haulage system in the minc. about
1000 feet % copper wire has been strung
tne tunnel and the hangers are
ptacucally an in up Co the shaft.
Mi Lslmbouruc says 30 win probably
ven along towards the end OF De-
eemner before the system WIN De ready
lor operation. Power win De supplied
from generator 900 the company's
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Kansas city. Oct 26-Cattle-Receipt
1900. including 40 southerns Market
steady Native steers, 4.ly46.5o, southern
steers. 2.l5g4 Oh, southern COWS 1.0OGp
800. native COWS aud helfers, g0Qt4 90;
stockcrs aud feeders. 2. 76d4.l5; bulls,
q t0Q8 %; calves. 2.70H600, western steers,
35eli4. 80: western COWS, .2Jqd.la.
Hogs-ReCeipts 2UO Market steady.
Bulk Of sales 5.50n5. 70. heavy, 5. SOS u; ;
packers, 5.5euJ. l5, pigs and lights, o.2o9
$50
sheep Receipts. 500 Market 10 cents
lower. Muttons. 5OUd5.50. lambs, 500
100: range wethers. 1000 30. fed ewes
4 4yl6 u.s.
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Omaha. Oct 8.-Cattle-Roceipts 70O.
unchanged Native steers, 4.5oq6 20. COWS
and heifers 2. &a4 3; western steers 500
1850: Texas steers 225u4.i0i range COWS
and heifers COOS IS; Gamers, l.l5n2 80 {;
stockers and feeders, 2.76d5 90: calves. $50
ff6.75: bulls, stays. etc, 2OOd3.0.
Hogs-Receipts, 200, Market cents
higher Heavy, 58Q6.60i mixed, J.Ap
u sales. o 40N6.ao.
sheep-Receipts 2.5O. Market steady.
YearlinEs 8 500. Co. wethers .8Q6. Is;
ewes g. 40u4.90. lambs, b.fOMl.oo.
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LEAsERs sAcK1Ne ORE.
lhree Working m Seven rronghs
Eclipse Busy al 10.

secy. Y. w Kelly Of the Seven
Iroughs Eclipse Mining company Is In
receipt OF "a letter from camp convoy
ing the Information that three out OF
the nine leasors working at the present
time, are sacklng ore FOR shipment.
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REPoRT UNTRUE.


Boston. oct 26.-An official Of the
Calumet & Hecl8 says 'The report
Thar we have sold copper during the
last few days 40 d cents Is abs0-
lutely without foundation and further
more Ve.fhall not sell any al that price,
We btneNc that The bottutn has been
reached "
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THANKSGIVING
PROCLAMATION.

washington. oct. 26.-President
Roosevelt today issued his Thanks
giving proclamation, through the sec
retary OF state. naming the last Thurs
day in November. the 2Sth.
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CONCENTRATED

General Nauaser Hanchett Of the
r...U.... mIneF ls expected 90 return
fum t.e cac.ls copper mine on Mon
I.g morning.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
named Iatr yesterday hy Mccormick g.
I'll .rers. crude ore and concentrate,
f7- 000 base bullion, 100000.
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PRODUCE.


Chicago. oct. 9i.-Higher prices 40 ilv-
erpo0l caused firm opening today in
the wheat market, but prices after
short time eased on. December wheat
opened - 20 a higher at gyia To- 1875, sold
al 99l4 and then advanced 20 s9ls.
The corn market was dun and prices
were firm because Of wet weather
throughout the corn belt December corn
opened aus 20 /. higher at 5'7saoiA 10
51h and sold at bliE
Oats were DUH and the prices We're firm
at the opening m sympathy with other
grains. Later the market eased on on
realizing sales December oats opened
= higher at 6Oa4 and sold at 0h-
Provisions were steady because OF b.
cent advance Ia &c price Of live hogs.
The market eased on somewhat at the
end Of tho hrst hour Janpag pork OPP
oned "a higher az A.TTia and sold al
IACTi5 Lard was unchanged 20 PA cents
higher az s.60Qs.5- RIBS were pa high
ar az 40.
The market was strong all day. The
high point for December was LQJ3sfl1 .O)is
The close was strong with December up
Gorn-Prices held firm throughout the
SESSION. The high point for December
was ssh The close was strong with
cash: whSesat@sNo. 2 red. gs,.qi oo4s. No.
3 red. g7AgesA No. hard, eit pi 02A:
no g hard, s1hQ1.o0: No, 3 spring $50
10. No. 1 and No. northern. nothing
Cou-No. 2, 591sa0; No. 2, 59a5eis
81
Close. Wheat-Dec.. 1. COS. May, l.07s..
Corn-Dcc., So, May, 49,
tats-Dcc.. tlh, May, b3at.
pork-Jan.. 1850. May, 1879.
Lard-Jau., $50. May, 6.11iA
Hhs-Ian. lzisN 90; May s.0oas.O2h
Rye-tafh. 1880
Harley-Cssh. Mgn5.
clover, Flaz and 1fmothy-NothIng do
ing.
New York. oct 0-sugar. raw. steady.
Fair refining 800. centrifugal 1G test
3 %. molasses sugar, 500
Relued-Steady. Crushed, go. powder
Conee-Quiet. No. Rio, o.. 30. 4
santos. s.
BuTTER AND EGGs
Chicago oct. G-Buttcr oasy; cream
cries Aa2g. dairies 2lhpAh
Egr Steady at mark cases Included.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN
liverpool. oct. N-Cioslng wheat 500.
nominal futures. steady. December, sH
800. Mnfcn IS ~. May t8 "a.
torn-Nrot quiet, prime mixed Amorl-
can, os l0,1di futures, quiet, Doc, o. SD.
Jam. bs 6hd,
ELABORATED FRUIT MARKET.
New York. OCT G.-rhe market for
gNHuuTated apples continues easy. with
fancy quoted at l0hc. choice ut gAa:
prime at ac. common 40 fair, 6aeisc.
frunD. uIe eHHYf particularly me larger
changed.
Ap'lcou aud peaches are quiet at re-
cent quotations.
Raisins are u moro liberal supply on
SPOT AND easier In price with loose mus
CHtela nt sh fl0c. seeded at lA0l2ly.. aud
London IHurra af .DlU e
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NOTICE, RANCHERs AND MINING
MIN

We have a splendid line OF fur and
fur lined overcoats FOR rough wear
from S25 90 up 10 5000. Mehesy. the
F1lrrler, Knutsford Hotel.
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WBO2 WHENCE2
WHY2 WHITHER2

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limited number of orders for that
interesting little work MORMON
Postpaid to amy address. 7bc Address
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N. Y. CLEARING HOUSE
AUTHORIZES CERTIFICATES

New York. Oct 22.-The clearing
house association today authorized the
issuance OF clearing house certificates.
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RANI1 srATEMENT.

New York. Oct. &.--Ihe statement ol
clearing hotise hanks for the week shows
thar the banks hold N,2G3OO less than
the legal reserve requirements ihls ls y
decrease OF &i2 sl5@o as compared with
lu.L M.ok Ino alalomenl LolloMe.