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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-21
Psrsonsis

Mr. Frank Gaskns. Of Fliins street
rs resi- sick.
Mtas nellie Mcconnell, Of Wheeling.
Us The guest OF Miss nellie Cox.
Mrs. Freeman, of Parkersburg. Is
Inc guest OF her dangnter, Mrs. Wi,
Knaop, OF Diamond street
Nr. Cleveland Ora .es, OF Bridgeport
was the guest Of Mrs. D. s. Boegs
Yesterday He was en- route Is Colum.
ons. Ohio. to spend some tine.
Miss Mildred Morgan and Miss Har.
ffs. oil Beeehwood, returned to that
place to-day after . short visither
Miss 0dra Stealey will 90 to Col.
iaN IN few days to visit Nlss Psarl
Huwkinr.
Miss Mary Arrison anil Mr.. Ollie
Cannon, who have been the guests of
Miss Ethyfe Barnes. will ~ to West
Union tomorrow to visit the later's
sls.SE :
Mrs. D. s. Boggs. OF Market street
vas quite sick yesterday.
Mrs. Wayne Merf dith has returned
from Pittsburg whera she mad been
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Minta
Wos+. "' 'a
Mr.. Eddie Price returned to his
home at Ridgedale to-day after spend.
Ing a week with frie.Ens in this ward
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. B'sho J
and daughter Lulu. will ieovo In :
lew DAYS for short stay at Plttsburg
Mrs. ]. W. Mcdonald has gone to
W"l!sboro to visit her mother
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-21

M Moses Jacobs, II Triune, fell
from q passenger train at Beechwood
Saturday evening and severely injured
bis hip He was brought to the MI.
ners Hospital yesterday and is doing
IS well as could be expected.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-21
En- MorrIs pead.

M and Mrs. ], E. Travis and fam.
~ IN. and Mrs. Clyde Travis, Mr..
ana Mrs. Ella Morris and Mr.. aud
MS Arthur Jones went to White Day
shis morning to attend the funeral
81 M. George Morris whose death oc.
tilrfed Saturday night. Mr.. Morris
wa an aged man and had been in fail.
iils health FIR several months. Funeral
Services we're held this morning at
81 o'clock at Mt. Nebo Church and in.
leEmsnt was made IN the adjoining
cemetery.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-21
Not Confirmed
ACTION ON WORKS. APPOINT
MENT GOES OVER UNTIL AZ
TER THE HOLIDAYS,

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 2t.-Al-
though George Work was not confirms
cd by the senate before the holiday
adjournment there is no doubt Of his
confirmation early in January. No ex-
ecutive session of the senate was held
Saturday as few senators remain in
the city. Before leaving for home
Work was assured by both senators OF
their complete approval OF his APP
pointment and he was advised 10 pre-
pare bonds and be ready to take hold.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-21
First WARD
= IN - - 4 $3.50
IsesTVal8 stIll II PrtoIa,ir-ess,

Rev TqInspn preached q splendid
disc sFse toFa crowded house last
eFeiiing on tThe names Of Gods cnit.
drenss The subject for this evenings
.llse1ufse has ont been announcer but
Nill be an interesting one NO doubt
4o.iDDTrUw the evangelist will speak
ID young people on 'sThe philosophy
- ne Anatomical, physiological psy.
tnIog cal dissolution Of man" All are
inYfted.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-21
CHURCHES.

Ne conditonS were better yeser-
dsy than they were one week ago. All
the while the schedules are doing
gcod work and making Roni gains.
Next Sunday ends the quarter. and
some interesting facts will be reveal
ed. There are tw ooreerth etaoih
ed. There are two or three schools
that are going to come close together
Tor first place. viii not nil tne schools
who have not teachers meetings. and
training classes get ready and start
with the New Year?
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-21

uei Asreement vas lrachei. 10 theI
adFannges are snch trtt Moore de-
cepta he new position Be- H.iI move.
bis l4mily 70 Netads
Moore 3 . VERY e6lnaeient raiIr1
nan and his loss 10 6 e f1ltlIn ore # 4
Ohio Railrcad compang va IS fets
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-21
May be Matthews
GOVERNOR DAWSON SAID TO De.
SIRE HIS APPOINTMENT AS
PENITENTIARY WARDEN.

CHARLESTON. Dec. 21.-Tbere Il
strong probability that Joseph T..
Matthews. of Huntington, will be an
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-21
WIN Entertain cIub Member-

Miss Elda Travis. Of Raymond
street will entertain the members of
theS 3; =, Club on Friday evening. An
excellent time is looked. forward to.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-21

Mis- Ethyle Barnes gave q trolley
ride SATURDAY afternoon complImen.
tug 70 her guests. Miss Mary Arrison
afs4 DIR. Ole Cannon, Of Mt. Morris,
on Saturday night, Nj. Carl Sprin-
er entertained few friends at a
thgatef party at the Grand in honor
u MISS ArrIson and Mr.. Cannon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-21
s. s. Atterdane,e.

The Sunday school attendance yes.
fday was as follows:
Diamond Street M. e. 1G9
INifst N. m .............. 1O5
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-21
City HOSPITAL News

Mss Della Main, who has been very
ill improving.
slrs; Owens, a medical case, was dis.
niissad.
Mrs Martin was dismissed satur.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-21

The funeral Of Mr. warren billings
lea. whose death Occurred Fridny
lnof1a1g IS Weston. took niaca from
e resldenee n Market slreet yes.
ietday at one D cIocl Ifitefmant Sgas
made In Maple Gfoye Cemetery.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-21

The want ads. to more real estate
business than all other brokers com.
bined-in fact, they start" most Of
the business that the brokers' and
agents finish.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-21

ntrr rEEccii,t AND nE-
ll1l..l - Nca'a ciolb
Euk oli.st ~ ~ teiis..st
~ Irlcs 81 appIicailel.
HAsaH d COLI
- ptrai eo III 'p1o, e41.
ollops ~
u ~, gnssF Drptsso io1 ssors,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-21

a 7arf 20 US" Gold Ned. Fl q
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III
La Junta tribune., 1908-11-14
Notice Of Adjo..men. Day.

Estate OF Margaret C. Link, deceas-
ed. The undersigned having been
appointed administrator of the es-
tate Of Margaret c. Link, late Of the
County Of Otero. in the State OF
Colorado. deceased. hereby gives no
tice that he will appear before the
County Court Of said Otero County.
At the Court House In La Junta. In
said County. on Monday. the 23d day
OF November. A. d. 1908. at the hour
OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ. OF said day. at
which time all persons having claims
against said estate. are notified and
requested to attend for the purpose
0f having same ad1usted. An per
sons indebted to said estate are re-
Quested TO make immediate payment
to the undersigned.
Dated at La Junta. Colorado. this
21st day Of October. A. d. 1908.
THE COLORADO SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY. BY c. A. Beer
bohm. Cashier and Secretary. ad-
ministrator OF the estate OF Mar
garet C. Link. deceased.
corporate Seal
GEO. A. kILGORE. Attorney.
First publication. October "a, 1905.
Last publication, November 2l. 1908.
La Junta tribune., 1908-11-14
Notice Of Adjus.men, Day.

Estate CT Chrysostoin II. Dodds. de.
ceased. The undersigned, having
been appointed administrator OF the
estate Of Chrysostom r. Dodds, late
Of the County OF Otero. In the
State OF Colorado. deceased. hereby
gives notice that he will appear be-
fore the County Court of said Otero
County. at the Court House In La
Junta, In said county. on Monday. the
23d day OF November. a. d. 1908. at
the hour Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. OF said
day. at which time all persons hav-
ing claims against said estate are
notified and requested to attend for
the purpose OF having same adjusted.
AL persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make Immediate pay
mcnt to the undersigned.
Dated at La Junta, Colorado. this
2ist day Of October. A. d. 1908.
J. ADDISON DODDS,
Administrator OF the estate OF Chry-
sostom X. Dodde, deceased.
GEO. A. kILGORE. Attorney.
First publication. October "a, 1908.
Last publication, November 81. 1905.
La Junta tribune., 1908-11-14

~ h- handed the captain mis- sisters
package. lie bad had. be suid red
beaded young man an tlse h-,i sat
with hIm ~ far ~ wosss~teE. and then
his I,assenRer iiad nncxpcste<iiy depart
ed What bad issrsme of him he dill
not know But after worr~si.r was
PASSED hr had discovered that the hog
OF gingerbread had been unp~red
With.
Captain Day merely thanked Caleb
for his pains ani took the isos
He found within the torn wrappings
only few crumbs Of gingerbread buf
there were two written ine~sag.-. Onr
was scra wled on the torn wrapler ~
the box itself. and the other ~is Poi
La Junta tribune., 1908-11-14
Public Trustees Sale.

Whereas default has occurred in
the payment OF three installments Of
nine dollars each. due respectively
on August 7th. September 7th and
October 7th. 1908. of that certain
promissory installment note for
four hundred and fifty dollars
and interest thereon. which said
note is payable to the order OF Hor-
ace Z. Wheeler. and secured by deed
Of trust Of Joseph w. Gayetty and
Hattie NJ. Gayetty. dated the seventh
day Of March A. d. 1907. and record
ed In the Office Of the County CLERK
radO March 12th, 1907. in book 50 at
page 60 Of the records OF said Otero
County: and
Whereas, the beneficiary under said
deed OF trust. and the legal holder
Of the Indebtedness secured thereby,
has In writing declared q violation
of the covenants Of said deed Of
trust. and has elected to advertise
the property and premises in said
deed Of trust described. for sale un-
der the terms Of said deed OF trust,
and did ON the Goth day OF October.
1908. file Ia writing with the under
signed as Public Trustee within and
for said Otcro County, Colorado, q
and . demand for such sale;
Now therefore public notice IL here
by given that the undefsigned Pub
lie Trustee OF Otero County Coiora-
do. under and By virtue Of the pow
er and authority vested in me by
said deed Of trust, and according 70
the law in such cases made and
provided, for the purpose o1 paying
said note and interest thereon and
all costs and expenses Of this trust,
win on Noveaber 33d, 11oe, n the;
hour a ten a. NJ. 1t public auction,
It the front door Of the County
Court House In La Juntadn he COM
y q Osero - the State of Ce1o1a-
do. for the highest and best price
the sAme will bring In CASH, sell and
dDposo q N lie Deenis&s aAA psoD.
estys sbeln6 ths same proDsfty descs1h-
ed in said deed of tTust, lituated
- The C0anty Of Otero and state q
COLORADO. knovn and describeA - ~
i'oss ses iis) and eleven tiiS, u
bloek thirty-eigAt (ssl n tAe Town
IN wa&er rights aaA ifrigatioa pEivi-
1eoss appestAinong tAeesto: 81 a1so
N Tie SigAa, ~ - tneee1st. -
eQuity q ro1eu0e1p6 q ~ -
Joos0A ~. onys11y - uoEf1o -.
0avotty. theef ho1ED - o119GHD
Dased 1t La Juasa.. co,esa1s. octe-
a n. Doyv,em.
r.a1c Trntss q otsse Cssl2y. ceae-
|tssss 1uAaIsaesss, 6sAsssr =. isoa
IN Da11Seatssn. lesvenosf a. lDo&
La Junta tribune., 1908-11-14
sss,ss 70, e.s.........

NOTICE Il HERgnr GIVEN THAT
~ Carl u. Garrett. a Tiapaa. Colu.. vAn,
an MAJ u, t1vs. nsds neDs.saad EntPy l1sss,
Suria No. ollsi, for sOsilsesst quarter. sersioa,
hfsy-~ixhs ~-ss. siSsh principal sssrridian,
has his~a uostcr of intcatian to nsks Final
ianS above d~scrifsA. t.fofs t'1esk ~ the Die.
trirt Court. at - luilss. cuesssdo on ths Idsh
day at November fs(s
ger. kruest Bpuva. Maggie =. KILN. all of
Tispas o!o.. and Naud- 4. Gasrrrs. of l.s
Jnnts. Colo.
5. A. ABBEY. Register.
FIrss publication. Ortob-r ). Esr.
Last publication. November :. Isae-
La Junta tribune., 1908-11-14

NJ blnsiering spring day In
1881 three young men were
the only passengers Ia ths
norttIsnnd mail stage which
ran three times week between New
York and Boston. Could Caleb. tn.
jolly driver. hive known the busincs,
NJ each OF the travellers lie would have
had Interesting gossip lndes-i for the
people along his route.
The siraitlaced appearance. sp-,'ts'
cles and i,ookish air OF the tail.-st Of
the trio marked him n parsou. The
second. whose hair was fiery red. ap-
peared like some merchants appr.n
tice. such might also liz the third.
tliougi, his clothing was honn.spun aud
his manner more like that OF country
youth
This last passenger durlug the first
part OF the Journey rough Connect
cut remained inside the coaci, with the
others. But after leaving Hartford he
sat outside with the good natureL driv-
er. who was quite ready to reply TO
questions about the country.
The two inside threw on their re-
serve when the countrified looking:
youth forsook their company.
MY glasses hurt my eyes. said the
seeming preacher. removing his spec
racles. snow that the bumpk' u has
left US you can tell me your errand.
was astoundcd to see you get aboard at
New York. Crane
''IIe whom you are pleased to call the
'hnmpkin.' my sngncions friend" said
the red haired Crane, ''is none other
than the special express Of Mr.. Wash
ington with message from beadquar-
ters.''
Surely you are JcSiIug.' said the
clerical looking man.
But am not rcjoined crane.
Yesterday this precious rascal had .
long conversation with his chief In his
marquee and then prepared for the
journey. was ordered to follow thi.
fellow aud II possible learn his mis-.
sion. Follow him will. therefore. II II
takes me u thousand ieagues.'
II do not envy you your task" said
the other. rubbing his eyes, Il was
never made for this sort OF business.
but you were. | was very comfortable
in camp when I received orders to de
liver letter In Boston
Meantime Caleb. the driver. had CIV
en- his agreeable q,sestioner much In
formation. and the two were fast
friends when Springfield was reached.
where Caleb was to stay I'LL next day.
Caleb's on leader needed sioelng.
The blacksmith shop was across the
ferry on the west bank Of tue great
river. Thus Caleb r.N,id xay truthfuiiy.
my good sir. no trouble at all" when
his new scIunlntance asked the way 10
the old Boa tman's tavern. where lived
young Mistress Petty Day. whom the
courier said he wished to see.
In less time than II takes to tell II
WashinGton's young subaIiern had de-
La Junta tribune., 1908-11-14

SURELY YOU ARE JExrIxo!" sAID rmR
CLEEICAL LOOKING NAN.
iivered into Miss Poliy's shapely little
hands the precious packet hearing the
private sea; OF the comma nder In chief
Of the Continental army. This letter
was not unexpected by Polly. in,ieed.
Asr brother. commonly called Captain
John" on leaving his home for R.~1eu
! few days earlier had explained at
much ,leagth what was to be done 10
case such q package should lie deliv-
ered TO her. f
ANY message the xencral may wish
20 send me" said Captain John. 'he WIN
tmbody In letter written to yon. Pol
b. I have told him how patriotic you
Ire. and he b willing TO trust much to
Sour sagacity. You must dnd some
cafe means Of getting the message
&uickiy to me. Remember to send mo
SAe whole oe the letter the general
tsnds you. On that poetion os It which
b ieft white . secret msssage for -
kfit - StltteD b . pscullar Ink. ~
BE - Hhla tsuebel ever with .
esrtnf& n{zld.r
~Wlss hS16dr. saIa Polly. who -
~ ahars q curiosity.
'Nevse nlnt felZ. hnve : siaj -
IL YGo sheu11 write ~ . GOD ssstses
= 1oe11e. - 49, nsse lnpslenee
51VWJuH1nTe SI0k1 tlxcs =
- adne o1gey Aas1 - wAaeA - -
La Junta tribune., 1908-11-14
se.,e. ., Asj...m... o.,.
EsrArE OF IkssgA. HUDSON. DE, EAs.

II ed.
Tbc andrr.ixn~i. having lesn appolsssa
sou. deceased. Lat. II the county 81 " . hing
t.ss. in the state of Arksnsax dsc~ascd.
b~r~by gives Dotire thas shu y III appear hr-
Thursday he ~. day of November a. II. .iss- at
he hour of ) q el'rs. p. m, of ~.id day. at
~hieh time all I.-r-o1. having ciaims .ssisss
ts-Dd fer The pnrp S-e of having the same ad-
jnstod- All t..rss,as indebted to sid estate
the ~ de .si---,s.s,
Da I'd ss L. Junta, Co ,radio. this is~h day
at uc.~-~s a. u. lSA-
a,RTHA J. HUDSON.
ADMINISTRATIVE 81 III. estate of Je-~s 4. Assd-
--,p. H., ga -.si
Ftr-t Publication. 'ktob~r -. I,sr. 9
Last Publication. November IL, f.sr.
La Junta tribune., 1908-11-14

0sleDsr 8, lDoG
yoovon1oP a ~
La Junta tribune., 1908-11-14

when Captain John nay receave1
0eea fspa Ais unrle that . nnan witA
Darco1 awaited him at tAe In b Mar
Ngtelseses psese, - ~ - 49, =
sDpsariag.
1he fscs = Casss ~ ssssss -
La Junta tribune., 1908-11-14
PeAy,s Russ.
A Washington Story
y FRANK n. SWEET.
,, FRANK N. SWEET.
Copyright. i,r. by r'.ns II. Sweet,

NJ blusiering spring day In
1881 three young men were
the only passengers Ia the
northIsiind mail stage which
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-08
NEVADA COPPER OUTPUT
Ncring,on District Has Furnished the
Bulk OF II Lately.

The output OF blister copper from
Nevada IN 1906 Was ,O90,6 pounds, as
against little more than 400, 900
pounds In 1905. The mine production
amounted To- l,625,aS5 pounds. Most
~ the ore produced la 1906. as In 1905
came from the mines OF the Mason
district IN Lyon county. The ores
shipped We're ~ hlgh grade. mostly
uxydized, and went 10 california, Utah
and Illinois Tor smelling The output
Of this district In 1907 win probably b.
considerably larger,
No production was reported IN 1906
from the great disseminated chalcoeite
deposits In the igy district In White
Pine county, TIN Nevada Northern
railway WAS built, connecting the camp
with The southern Pacific, ana con-
struction WAS begun on mills aud
smelters Development WORK was con-
ilnued on large scale ana enormous
reserves Of low grade ore We're blocked
out. Production win probably be re-
ported Ia 1907.
A report ON the production " copper
IN 1905 prepared by L. G, Grafton, geolo-
glst has just been published by the
United States geological survey, as an
advance chapter from Mineral Re
sources OF the United states, Calendar
Year 1906"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-08
SILVER KING CIRCULAR
officials Explain Why Dividends Have
Been Passed.

A circular has been received by
shareholders of the Silver King Coali-
ton Mines company explaining why it
has been decided 10 suspend dividend
payments for time. The notice is
signed by David Keith as president
and Frank j. Westcott, as, secretary,
and reads as follows:
AT meeting of the board of d.
rectors of the Silver King Coalition
Mines company, held on the 18th day
of December last, it was unanimously
resolved that the payment OF dividends
be suspended until the further order
OF the board,
This action was taken for the rea
son that. i'm the Judgment of the board,
the condition of the metal market is
such that it is impossible for the COM
pany TO realize a fair price for its
ores. The unfavorable condition of the
metal market and the low price of the
metals has rendered it inadvisable to
sacrifice the ores of the company in
order to continue the payment OF divi-
dends.
"As soon. however, as the prices
reach g normal stage. dividends viii be
resumed The physical condition Of
your properties has never been better
and Il is not at all for lack OF re-
sources that dividends have been sus.
pended. During the suspension of divi.
dendS the mine win be shut down so
that no great expense win be incurred.
The board Is Of the opinion that bet
ter prices VIII he obtained In the nea
future. when the operations will he
resumed. resulting In the payment OF
diyidQnds."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-08
BOSTON COPPER LETTER,

Adventure. 2hG%; Arcadian, 4Ia@5;
Allouez. 2sih@29; Atlantic 9%@B:
Arizona. l5isGh; Bingham Con, 4A
az; Boston Con, l2& Ql3M; Balakla-
la, 29sGh; Butte Coalition, 1914 dl6la
Calumet & Arizona. 104hGl06; Calu-
met g. Hecla 6OO@605; Centennial, 25h
G26; Con. Mercur, 25Q2s; Copper
Range. 5sh@A, DAILY West, IA asa (;
Elm River, 95G1OO; Franklin. 77s@s;
Cranky, SO bid Greene can
anea, 7h@4 Helvetla, 2huh; Isle
Royale, l5hIA; Massachusetts. SlAm4;
Mexican Cons. 7@7h Michigan 9h@
10; Mohawk 50la bid Nevada Cons, S7s
Q9Ik North Butte. 45Gl5h Old Colony,
45a55; Old Dominion. 90hd30a; Osce-
ola. s6GSS: Parrot loh@ll; Quincy S3m
SO; Rhode Island, 1904 Shannon, 1864
all; Santa Fe 202h Tamarack, ga
70: Trinity. l5&@l6; United Copper, "a
aSIk; L. s Smelling, SSla@34; y. S.
Smelling pfd,, 2S2WSS2h; Utah CONS,
90A Gs0a Victoria, ilsHi; Winoua, ~
as; wyandote 60@IS; Wolverine, l2O@
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-08
PRODUCE.
CIlICAGO.

Chicago, Jan. S.--There was only mod
crate trading IN wheat OF the opening
today. and the market was weak, due 70
lower prdns In European markets. Some
~ the largest commission houses sold
freely. MAY opened shade lower 10
a shade higher at l.06h 10 .Odas aud
sold off To ] 05a.,
Favorable weather f0l the movement OF
crop ana larger recelnts than estimated
were the nrncipa Influences. NAV on
ened n shade Ia iac atilc lower al Gl3l To
y and sold Off ia O..
There was but little trading IN oats
and the market was steady MAY opened
unchanged az 5iA aud sold NJ t4ks
Provisions were quiet. The market was
easy, u i've cent decline In the price Of
live hogs causing some selling By local
packers. May pork was off l7is al 1853;
Lard WIS iiac lower at S,l7ls and ribs were
down 80 at 737is
Close wheat-May l.@MdS july 90.
Corn May sFi July sosdfis, sopi San
oats MAY Ais. NAV 52a July (oldl
iHt; July 49,: Sept 4Oi5
Pork-lan ~ ~: May II a613.B7ls.
Ribs January l9Tl. May 7,32ih.
Lard January 1875; MAY s,isls
HRrlev-cRsh ssai o.
Timothy March 80,
Clover March l5.A.
The wheat market rallied temporarily
on reports ~ large sales Of caFh A re-
Nav being OF Ac nj OhisfiAs-
torn gathered strength along with
wheat MAY sold IN 10 6lLA~. The mar
ket olro Weakened later with wheat and
we clDse was at Tie bottom with May
OF AsnA al COZ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-08
MARKET STILL
/. SHOWS WEAKNESS
Some Sharp Gains Were Record
ed Before Liquidation Sent
Things Down.
THEN CAME A SHORT RALLY
Decision to Put Chicago Great West
ern In Receivers Hands Had Bad
Eject on Low Priced Stocks.

New York. Jan. S.-The opening
prices OF stocks today showed irregu-
lar changes from last night which We're
narrow for the active issues. Mackay
companys rose g. Pacific Mall l. ana
Kansas & Texas preferred, u. Cana
dian Pacific declined Ia.
Some sharp gains were recorded be-
fore the liquidation of American Sugar
and Northern Pacific. which resuiteu
in the entire list falling sharply
American Sugar lost points. Amerl-
can Tobacco preferred, sss; Northern
Pacific, Northwestern and Great North
ern IL, and Cleveland, c. c. & St. L.
and Utah Copper /. Earlier gains mad
been made of las in CRANKY Mining ana
also in Great Northern preferred, WIS
consin Central preferred General Elec-
trio and American Cotton Oh, Ine
market rallied a fraction at il CLOCK;
Prices had brisk rally but yieide9
again during the course of the seconu
hour. There have been gains IN run
man of 5. American Linseed preferred
Ia and Reading l.
Northern Pacihc and Rock Island pre-
ferred fell g Federal Mining preferred
az, Canadian Pacific q. Atchison IA
and Chicago Great Western, the pre-
ferred "B'' Rock Island and Southern
railway preferred |.
Bonds were firm
The decision to place the chicago
Great Western in a receivers hanus
had an unfavorable influence on other
low priced stocks, especially Erie ana
Southern railway. The announcement
of only the regular dividend on North
ern Pacific also aggravated the general
decline In prices. Northern Pacific yield
ed S5a Southern railway preferred 2es.
United Statese Rubber first preferred
"a, Rock Island ", Southern railway
~, Amalgamated Copper rs, and un-
ion Pacific l.
Selling decreased materially but the
market showed little inclination 10
rally outside OF American sugar
which recovered its previous decline
International paper preferred and chi
cago Great Western preferred " A rose
1 and the common declined IL.
The market closed irregular. Erie
first preferred declined l Il, Toledo, 81.
Louis & Western preferred l& and
Chicago Great Western preferred IL
2,h. A violent rebound in American
Sugar to 3ls over last night conduced
to late rally in the market. Union
Pacific preferred rose 2, United States
Pipe preferred Ia and International
Pump 1. ,Lackawanna advanced 10 "
to 500.