davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Mr.. organs propositions on the
trust question are specific n prac-
tical remedies. Judge Taft deals only
in "ghttering generalities." without
application.
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$500, 900 to loan on irrigated farms,
long time loans, interest payable an
nually with privilege to pay OF loan
before DUE. B. Herbst, Financial
Agent, 300 N. Main. OPP. P. o.
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The failure of one of the largest
brokerage firms of Wall street is a
little tough on the Republican cam
paign managers, who are trying to
make the people forget the recent
financial panic.
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The Hagerman Messenger seems
to think that evolution works back
wards in politics, having a tendency
to make monkeys of men.
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After all the New YORK governors
fight against rae track gambling is
somewhat farcical when one thinks o.
the great gambling hell that still
1ourishes on Wall street.
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: The skeleton at the feast of the
Republican campaign managers is the
recent" financial panic which refuses
to be put in the past tense and in
sfsts on being counted present.
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R. E. Lites, of Yellow Pine, La, ar
rived this morning for a visit with his
father, J. A. Lites, of College Boule-
ward.
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Editorially he Albuquerque Morn
ing Journal has not yet mentioned the
candidacy Of one "BulP' Andrews for
delegate to congress.
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DAYLIGHT OPERATORS.
'why do they always say, "A thief
in the night?"
Because at the time the phrase
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MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS.

originated there were nc high finan
ciers."-Baltimore American.
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Chaves Co. Democratic Tickle
Fse County Csmminioner LIT Dist
n. J. FRITZ
Csunty Oom'r. Second District
W. II. ATKINSON.
For Probase judge,
j. r. EVANS.
For Clerk Of Probate Court
r. p. GAYLE.
For County Sheriff,
G. L. BALLARD.
For County Assessor.
GUY 81. HERBERT.
Oou1ky Treasurer and Ex-O0cdo
Collector,
JAMES SUTHERLAND
superintendent OF sehosb,
G. c. HILL
County Surveys.
Y. r KINNEY.
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lHigh.J Low.lSales
BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

+ James A. Pollock & Co., bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon:
Ahmeek, 125 bid; Cum. Ely, ~ @SiS
Dom. Cop. 50@6O; Globe. TtIS; Hell
vetia, 41a@aA; Majestic, sO@s2; Nipis-
sing. 1011s@10ss; Troy, 1905; ukon, Az
4 D4ss; s.. & b., 1915 Qp16; "A & NJ, tx o.;
3. & L., 4o@50; Davis DAILY. 3as@3Ia;;5
GirouX. 81 @614; Hancock, l21z@12ss;
Kew, 4A@5; Nev. Utah, 3l3-t693 rs;
Raven, 5000; Gas, s1@s2, First Nat,
5T1s@7A: OjibWay, 14lA Gp141s, Ray Con,
TL4@71s; Apex, 57s@6, OH, 2S9s@ ops:
Adventure. $685.; Arcadian. So @3ts;
G. & A. 117@l1s; Cent, BIZ @a21Izs;; Cop
per Range, SOAGS1; Franklin 16AsY
1875 Greene C'ananea, 11ss OILY: Mass,
5K@6; Trinity, 16@16a; Nevada Con-,
19@1914: Old Col, 60 bid, Osceola, 1850
1870; Quincy. 93@s6; Atlantic. l6M OH;
Shannon, 1T@17A: Tamarack. 79@S0;
United Copper, l21sp13; Utah Copper,
ASK @4s1s; Winona. 6@61s: Wyandatite
Butte. 9@91s; Lake. 22ss@221a: NJ. G. c.,
AN @4s1s; U. S. S. pfd., 4s@4sA
Allouez, Ss asked; AZ. Coml.. $3.50
b. Coaln.. 271s@sa; q. & H, $50 bid;
e. M :. $500; DAILY West, 10@lls; Gran
by, / .O5l4@l .o7:; La Sale, 14h@3;
Mexico Con. 4A@As; Mohawk. 6s1a
bid; North Butte, sa14@1ls,; Old Don,,.
SIX OF; Parrot 2S& @2a; r. L., 51sd95544;;
Santa Fe, 2&mss; Superior, a59sS;
Tenn. Copper, Az Obs; Utah Con, 44A
@45; Victoria, 3a @5s: Wolverine. 1.50
D1.52; Zinc, 2565s; Corbin, 22A@ss;
Royale, 22% @23i4 Miami, l2M@1a:3
Newhouse, 5Is@6.
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STOCKS HIGHER,
MARKET / | STRONGER

New York, Dec. 49, Opening prices adj
Sanced hrtsklys on active dealings. There
we're 1000 shares OF New York Central
at $1l9a and 100 y compared with l1s,s
last night American Cotton oil rose 9,
| Western Maryland \ VI. Kansas s. Texas
III, Northern Pacific and AmalgaInated
| Copper and Union Pacific, Reading, Can
adlun Pacific, Brooklyn Transit, Ampri-
can Car preferred and Tennessee Copper
large fractions. d.
a few more Of the Important stocks
improved In the neignDorhood OF a.
speculation wns the sharp movements
IN number Of the! Amor railroad and
specialties. The violence OF the ad-i
vance D in this class OF stocks invited
sales of the usual leaders after a while
and some of them fell below yesterdays
closing Some of the speciaities proved
gan smelting lost AZ and Wabash pre-
e T, : Some Of the advances were
hia1 chs Steel preferred The com.
st. Louis, Great Nortnern Ore Certin-l
saies e ana Marth American 2 and Denver
reacttonary tendency was checked
by adyarees IN special stocks. Ameri-i
can an. Smelling recovered strongly to 2
Copper Cope advanced Z Missouri pasliIe
$fferred Il. = American Hide and Leather
preferred, United Railway and Invest
ments preferred, New York .tirbralSe.
American Linseed preferred, American
Rubber, Central Leather and Utah Cop
per made gains ranging from I to 81
points.
Bonds were Irregular
The tone OF the market became heavy
and there was a relapse to the low
notably st. Paul, Union Pacific. United
States Steel stocks and Wabash pre-
ferred The gains III American Smelling
and Ama,lgamatsd G9ppsr r,,S we're nearly
The market closed strong and active
Brooklyn Iransit's buoya1t advance OF
4la on dividend riimors WAS a SUSTAIN
Tic Coast Line got up 2, Rock Island
preferred Q 2s ID Reading, Atnalgamated
Copper, American Tobacco preferred and
Third Avenue x. aI5 s
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CONCENTRATES.

Manager C. H. Blanchard of the
King William mine leaves tonight for
Tintic where he will Investigate condi-
items, which he contends are Improving
rapidly.
Henry Miles, for several years a
stock broker in Salt Lake, but who has
for the past five years been in the
6Goldfield and other Nevada camps and
later from Los Angeles, is in Salt Lake.
He says he may again make his home
here.
c. A. Short and Fl. r. Elliot of the
Short Elliot company have returned
from Chicago. They assert that they
have sufficient capital now pledged to
complete the big power enterprise at
Modena 1t will supply power for the
Gold Springs district
The Wabash Mine at Park city has
been drained after the rush OF water
from the ledge that drowned the mine
out The mine now has to clean up the
debris left by the water. 1t is expected
that the property will be in shape to
resume work at the end OF the present
week.
New machinery for the Eureka &
Consolidated Lease company, which IS
operating in Signal Peak and Seven
Troughs Consolidated property at
Seven Troughs, is being purchased by
John Cleghorn and his associates in
the company. A 25 horsepower engine
compressor, power drills and other
paraphernala are being purchased for
continuing the tunnel work.
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DEBATE GROWS INTERESTING.

. <
The meeting in the office of Governor
Cutler in progress this afternoon, for
the discussion OF proposed new Iegisla-
ton affecting the machinery of the ju-
venile court, is developing an interest
ing debate on the question of the age
limit as applied to those who come, or
who shall later come, before the trib-
unai of that court Judge Noon, at
least, is understood TO advocate the
lowering of the age limit to 16 years.
This proposition is being opposed by
the Salt Lake juvenile court officers,
as represented by Chief Probation Off
Ger Brown, who is advocating the re-
verse action, This contention for a
raising Of the age limit is being made
under the belief that full adults should
come under the law of probation for
minor first offenses, the contention be-
ing based on the theory that reforms
are not worked out by jail sentences.
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INFORMATION FROM EAST.

Lafayette Hanchett, general manager
of the Newhouse interests returned last
night, and this morning was busy at
his desk looking over the business that
accumulated during his absence. Mr..
Hancltett declared this morning that
an executive committee has ben APP
pointed TO have charge OF the affairs
OF the Boston Consolidated and that
hereafter all information will be given
out mi east He asserted that strin-
gent orders have been Issued that no
information be given out relative to
the property unless II comes from the
committee.
This Is looked upon by mining men
as an odd state of affairs, as it ties
the hands of local people interested in
the property rs far as publicity is
concerned. All information has to be
sent east, censored and then given out.
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STAGNAT|ON HITS
MINING EXCHANGE
Holiday Season Makes Business.
Slow With Mostly Profess
sional Dealings.
IRON BLOSSOM LlvELIER.
South Columbus Consolidated Moves
Up Point--Scarcely Any Ac-
tlvity on Curb Market.

80, ,.,,aa, .tamn,tion strnck the
nvn,,angs win . hang this morning.
and stocks sold as though holiday
,,,,,.io, nae ~ more interest than the
ii'e 80. -. -. ,,,,... ,rha
Y game Oh tfe puiis afis'
4arlav With the total number OF stocks
4 ,a,a =, hott ,be reprlar ana open
sotu po.i l. ~ . =.
49,. sso. COZ %
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|, al eIs fb CSC, extra choice. 1910 II !; fancy.
Pea d. II are in small supply or, spot.
with oh oice quoted q AZ i n
SUGAR AM COFFEE ~.
s New york. Dec. a3--Sugar, raw steaiy,
ref1nir h q centrtfu gal, .95 test,
&. 10 I. rnolasses sugar. I. sS. III. NJ s !, Il
q 4 Retlned Quiet. Crushed, 8. 70; poV der-
ed! 4 is: nu1nted, 4. 70. :, u n 1,
n c.ofYee-8uiet. No. Rio, 8 Vi; n q. 4
Santos, z u as Is 5.j5
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
liverpool. Dec. 223 G1 ose--T heatEpe c.1
rs i6Id; March. Is I'D; May, ~ q u q. s
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.
FORENOON SALES.
:...:..:...:.::..s..-::..::..,.:.:-:..
ron Blossom, 500 at a.57i.

Iron Blossom, 500 at 2.511z
Joe Bowers, 1000 at =.
Mountain Lake, 500 at 81, 500 at S6is.
Sioux Con, 1000 at l.S0; 700 at l.32la.
South Columbus Con, 100 at 81; 500 at
s.; 800 at Sc. buyer 60.
Swansea, 1000 at 81
retro, 500 at l51a.
Tintic Central. /, 500 at ~; 500 at S.
Uncle Sam Con, l50 at SO: 1900 at So;
800 Mt 81.
Victoria. 100 at 1.75; 100 at liz.
Wabash, 500 at 17A.
OPEN BOARD. I'LL
Black Jack, 200 at Az.
Crown Point, 500 at 1Tls.
Carisa, 500 at 90.
Colorado. 500 at 800: 700 at 3.OTE.
Iron Blossom, 800 ut 2.571a, seller GO;
1900 at 42.5Iils; ], 500 at G2iA, buyer 60.
New York, LOCO at o31s.
Seven Trouglis. 1000 at 201a.
Sioux Con-, 500 at l.32ia buyer 50;
4 900 at 1870, seller co.; 1000 at 1870; 500
at 100 buyer so; 1900 at 1.2Tils
South Columbus Con. 800 ut IS.
Tetro. 1000 at 1919; 1000 at IL.
Tintic Central. 500 al 5.
TOTALS.
Shares. Amount.
Regular call ...I2,45o 7,076.15
Opens board ......19,60o 22.56O.5o
ae,o5o s2s6s7.25
AFTERNOON QUOTATIONS.
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about which 1t intends to build many
more and which In time will extend to
Europe. Ample capital has been pros
vided for the project,
!. Besides the Ryan-Cole interests, the
proposition is backed by the Anal ga-
mated Copper company and the United
States Steel Corporation. it's UNDER
stood that among the directors will be
William a Rocket eller. ri
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. WOOL.
IN u ~. -. Ha.H
SCI. LOUIS.

st. Louis, Dec 2s.-wool. arm. Terri
tory and western mediums, "a; fine
mediums, 1917; fine, iz91i.
BOSTON.
Boston, Dec 22-The scarcity of
stock, the firrnness of prices and the ABB
sence of extensive dealings are still the
features Of the local wool market. There
is, however, a slight tendency to easier
prices III poorer grades The leading do
nestle quotations range as follows:
Scoured-Texas fine, IL months, GOO
g.; fine. s to 8 months. 50952; tine
fancy 1880. l4f.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 52@53; middle
counties. 1896; southern. 57@3s; fall
E free, 4D@43
Disqualification No 4 staple. s2@63;
eastern clothing. $3.50; valley No. !,
! As Gp4S.
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LIVESTOCK.
KANSAS CITY,

Kansas City, Dec. %. Cattle Receipts,
1900; market steady. stoekers and feed
iers, 500 D5.a5; bulls, a.761f4. Is; calves.
4o0e17 ~ western STE steers, a75de %; west
Hogs, Receipts. ~. 600: market strong to
heavy 56as;75 PACKERS 6aasn and nnteh Saes
sheep-Receipts, 1000; market steady.
Muttons. 4. 2oGi5 90: lambs, 5.00G7. 40;
range wethers, 4.0oM6.Oo. fed ewes. z. 75@
40.
Chicago, Dec. 22ss.-cnttle : Receipts.
estimated, 21,00O; market steady. Beeves,
2.51n7. 10; Texans, $50 @4 IS; westerns.
5000 so; stockers and feeders, 260Gp4.T5:
cows and hetfers. 3.50dp7 rs; calves, s, 25
$500.
Hogs-Receipts estimated, 50 600; mar
3ket strong to be. higher Lights, 1850
rough, 5.25Glb.4 AS: good to CHOICE heavy,
5.45Qp5.so: pigs, .60al rs; bulk 5.s5 q $40.
Sheep--Receipts. estimated. 1S,O00; mar
lSet steady. Native. 2 ;60g5:0o; western,
2.Gog4,9 yearlings, 5,ogaS Isl lambs. 40
@7.1o; western, go.
OlIAiA. AS.
b, OMAHA Dec. 23.-Cattle-Rectbpts, l.
900; market 10c. higher. Native steers 90
G7.00; western steers, $50 500; Texas
steers. 3.00Q5.00; cows and heifers, 2.7Sal
4.40 Gamers, 2,oOGp2.76;; stockers and
feeders. 2.75a6 %; calves. 5.0o4l8 60,
Hogs Receipts. 9, 500; market strong to
ShecpT-Receipts 500; market Is % 25c.
higher Yearlings. 4.T5@5. So; lambs, 6.oDD
z. Is.
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LOSES TO UTAH COPPER.

Through a decision given by Judge
Morse yesterday George L. Chandler
and Martha J. Watson lose their suit
against the Utah Copper company and
the West Mountain Placer Mining COM
ypany. The plaintiffs fled suit for S2s,-
800 for the rental and damages to water
rights. which 1t was charged the de-
PENDANTS wrongfully appropriated.
95l The Watson Mining company, organ-
lied in 1883, constructed a 5000 foot
tunnel which tapped a subterranean
stream that was turned into the Bingham
Canyon stream. Watson and Chandler
held the right to this stream when the
Watson claims were sold to the West
Mountain company. The ground was
later leased by the Utah Copper COM
pany. The West Mountain company, IN
sinking a shaft. tapped the stream
above where the Watson Tunnel had
tapped it. But the water was not d.
verified
When the Utah Copper company took
charge it filed on the water rights with
the state engineer. 1t was granted the
use OF the water. The plaintiffs assert
that they We're entitled to the water
and therefore fled suit.
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AFTERNOON SAFES.

Beck Tunnel Con. 100 at 81.
4 Carsa, 500 at 81
Grand Central, 200 at EOS.
Inyo, 1000 at az.
Iron Blossom, 800 at 2.57lA 800 at
2.621a, buyer 60; 100 at $50, buyer so;
800 at go. buyer 30. Az
Lower Mammoth, 100 at 29ls: 100 at
90
Mountain Lake. 200 at az.
Seven ,rroughs. 800 at 20.
Sioux Con. 500 at 1.271s; 200 at 10.
buyer 40.
Tetro, $500 at IL.
Uncle sam Con, 200 at 81.
Victoria, 100 at i.II5: 200 at 1.72ts.
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NEW sMELT1NG CONCERN.

i Word from New York is to the ef-
feet that every effort. has been made
to discourage and cause the abanden-
5ment of the building of the new snelter
by the Utah Consolidated in Tooeie
county The promoters, however, have
announced their determination to carry
the matter to a successful conclusion.
The organization OF the company will
probably be effected about Jan. 1. 1t
is the understanding that the concern
will make the Utah smelter nucleus
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REcoyIsRs SUCCESS sTocI1.

z The decision OF Justice OF the Peace
Dana t. Smith was set aside yesterday
by the ruling OF Judge Morse in the
case OF p. D. White against NJ. Rudel-
lat and Joseph Rufatt, holding that
White is entitled to 10000 shares OF
stock in the Success Mining company,
valued at s21.200.
The PLAINTIFF charged that he borrow
ed STA from Rufatti IN November, 1901.
and gave as security the stock. The
dellat, who secured a Judgment and
bought the stock In at a sheriff's sale,
He then presented it to the company
to be transferred which WAS refused.
White then filed suit for the recovery
of the stock.
The success Mining company was alb
sorbed by the Colorado Mining COM
ma nv -I--L-- -. ~
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LOOKING OVER BOOKS.

President Short Of the United States
Smelling & Refining company Is busy
looking over the books of tho company
preparatory to the annual report. He.
says that in spite of the fact that the
company has been put to u great deal.
Of expense during the year, it will
have a good record when the work of.
the year Is summed up.
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Mining Co.'S Attention

We repair and rewind burned-ou
motors. Special attention to out OF
town business. All work guaranteed
Wasatch Electric Service Co., No. 40
Post Office Place Bell phone. main 2216.
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NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS.

| "Wednesday. Dec. Us (
Ainalgamated Copper 81 ~
American Cor s. Foundry 3. 49, u
American Locomotive IS "
American Smelling & Refining SS1e
Amer. Srnelt. & Retin., pfd ..lOlla
American Sugar Refining ...s..12s1s
Anaconda Mining Co.............. 4ss4
Atchison ..,....... " Y
Atchison pfd .......f loZslf
Baltimore s. Ohio No. ........... .10iia
Brooklyn Rapid Transit $1,000. 50 "
Canadian Pacific. ..........s... "a
Chesapeake 8. Ohio ...............5 SIS
Chicago Northwestern ........... 1705si
Chicago. Mil. q st. Paul .......... LASH
Colorado Fuel & Iron ....e.....,.... 5Sss
Colorado s. Southern .........Is... III
Delaware & Hudson ..,...........179
Denver & Rio Grande ............ 1876
Denver u Rio Grande pfd..........E82
Erie .sgg............... 33Ts
Great Northern pfd.
Great Northern Ore Gifts. 31s
Illfnpis Central ......147 e
International Paper ....3............ IL s.
Interborough- Met. 1880. ........ 1919
Interchangeable. pfd...... ....... 46ss
Louisville s Nashville .122ss
Missouri Pacific NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SO
Z National Biscuit Observation-Disclosures 90 q
National Lead Observation-Disclosures. 7SSa
New York Central ........... zoos
Northern Pacific 1885,. ............ al N
i Pacific Mail ..................... SO IS
Pennsylvania ........ .........,....130
Peoples Gas ......... 1865
Pressed Steel Car. ....t....,........ AZ
Pullman Palace Car, bid ........., 16s
Reading .......... 1895
Rock Island Goes. .;........ 24lh
Rock Island Co, pfd, bld.......... 61ss
Southern Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1a
Southern Railway observation-disclosures. 25A
Union Pacific ............ 1875
United States Steel. ....,........... 54N
United States Steel pfd.. 1880. .1121a
Wabash ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1917
Western Union Observation-Disclosures. 81
Standard Oil 5..............
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SILVER SHIELD MINING * MILL
ING CO. a corporation. Principal place
of business. Salt Lake City, Utah. No
tice-There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock on account of
assessment No. Is levied November 18th,
1905, the several amounts set opposite
the names. of the respective stakeholder
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PRODUCE.
RUrTER AND EGGS.

Chicago. Dec. -Butter--Creameri cries.
22D3t; dairies, 211sQ25.
E;ggs-F'irm. Firsts. 80.
Ev4APORATED FRUITS.
New York, Dec. 22-The market for
evaporated apples is quiet, with fancy
quoted at s1sa91s; choice. 71s as; prime,
al.
Raisins are unchanged. with loose
muscatels quoted at 81 @6A; choice to
fancy seeded, Raj; Seedless, 4 " &c; Lon.
don layers, ]. 60Qp LEO.
Prunes are In moderate demand, with
quotations ranging from 4 IS to tx for
California, and from II to 71z for Ore-
CONS, the latter Cos to sos.
Apricots are scarce, with choice quoted
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PRIVATE WIRES.
WILL. SELL

First National Bank of Ogden. 1920.
500 Independent Coal SSc. $ 4S
100 Utah-Arizona Cold &c Copper Min73
ling, lie.
100 Utah-fdaho Sugar Pfd., ex-diyi-}
dend, $3.50.
100 Etah-Idaho Sugar, Com, SECS.
100 Peoples Coal, zoe.
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e ..DoLPII'' WHITNEY e SONS.
Members l.. S. Stock and Mining Elk.
Ind, s61. 332 Atlas Bell, Tilt.
Correspondence conf dential. Z
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BosTON COPPEK RANGE.

james "A. Pollock & Co., bankers and
brokers, west Second South street,
furnish the following, received over
their private wire this afternoons:
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T0DAY's MONEY MARKET.


New York. Dec 23.-Money on call,
OK ass4: ruling rate, s1l; closing Bid, 8,
and offered at az. 4
Time loans. dull and easier; so days
and 80 days offered at 31a per cent; six
months, 1904 per cent. rs Wi
Z Close Prime mercantile paper, 4@41s
per cent; sterling exchange, steady with
actual business in bankers bills at
5.o5@4.S5.15 for go day bills and at
$4.s7.o5 for demand; commercial bills,
s4.sa4a @4.S5.
Bar silver. ASA. "A
Mexican dollars, As.
Government bonds. steady; railroad
bonds, Irregular.
a. s. CANfpBELL.
Stock Broker. 215 y. n. Walker Rlosk
n u iE,5st ----------- ---------
Christmas Pictures.
AIidgley-Bodel Co. SO east First
South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-23
DELINQUENT NOTICE

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