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MARK. 7 WEAKER
.CLO3ING |RR- GUAR

New York, Nov. 30.-A squirt OF 70
In New York Central failed toEhold the
general list, Persistent selling OF Y, >.
steel down to % y was n depressing M
iluence, Now York. Chicago y St LOUIS
declined III, Cievelahl, G. e. 81,
Louis ~, Anaconda x: Wenstern Union
i. Chesapeake & OHIO was run UP ~
at noon and Ontario * Western l7s' ana
the tone became ttrmer again
Bonds were easier.
Lne rally IN the market was not loiis
maintained. t'urLner large oherlnss q
III. ). steel druppeu 1t to, DO loss "
M ana active seinnE was feneWeu ~
otners American smelling preleiIesu
gained IL, Reauing iirst preferred -
and Union lIaclnc southern faGllic
Northern Pacihc and lnterboroush Met
preferred l. a.
play exceptional strength and was mart la.f,
ed up to above 81. Wabash prSiefred !
also gained n point A BRISK RAINY SCI Sc.
in later, but there was Dttlc INQUIRY
for stocks at the higher level.
stocks were subjected to pressure
again, but only a fow issues soid low
eT than before. Offerings were scahty
except In special cases.
The market closed Irregular. After al
additional sag in the price lexel tne
hears bought to cove,. The rally was
in previously weak stocks and there was
little new advance in the strong STOCKS.
North American rose u and Atchison
Il point There was some late reactions
in other stocks.
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PRODUCE.

Chicago, NOV. o9..-Aissplte tavoraoie
weather Ior tie la4A-homll crop u wiiy:s,.
IN liIS country, tue local -Mileftl ltlarneI
VAS nrIu lVusly, Twins 10 niouerLte ue-
sin.I;iu INSPIRE. Aii i,..stliict % ~
III At Liverpool, ~ lne start pricea
were .sts u 70 y hlsner. Decenpel
opening ~ I.1a;s 70 l.vi. later Decem-
per so4d at l.voS4 u, u5 ~.
UIncial forecast VI IA cold wave 10
ngnl III parts OF the corn peit han u
weakening encct on the cora mnrnet.
ItecemDef opened a sliaue lower III u ID
and soid Oh 10 ",
oats We're weak because of renewed
nQuluatlun OF the l1ecemper delivery ana
on selling OIL May by cash interests. De-
at 40 \: ana tnen declined TO ASS4 qpAof4.
PROVISIONS were STEADY as q result OF
a 1Uo. advance in live nogs. TRADE was
quiet. Prices at the opening were un-
changed to 2lsc higher
The wheat marhet sIumped sharply
later il, the day ON general selling
brought out by an increase of nearly
three million bushels In the visible sup
ply of wheat in the United States. De
cember declined to l.014s4l.WtL. Buy
ing by shorts caused a recovery late in
the session. the market closing steady,
december Il lower at 1.0S1s4Dl025s
Tho corn market became firm during
advancing to gig The close was firm
with December q shade higher ut 6aa
Close~-Wheatnpesc., lOSla4i OBS; May
corsn-Noy' and Dec, 62ss; May. saal q
62Es; July, 6ss:: Sept, ga
Oats--Dec.. tS&s; May, 81: July. 46la.
Pork-Dec,, lao; jan. l6,o2tuttl6.Q5;
Lard--Nov. go; Jan, 9.225a; May.
9.43L..
Ri6s-Jan, $40, May, s. seas. GO
Rye-cash and Dec, 74@1o; May, 19l5
Burley-Cash 56knGl.
'rimothy-Nov., S.s6; March. 3a5
Cloyet-Nov.. 0,25; March. $50.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York, Nov. 3o.-Sugar, raw. quiet
Fair refining, 3.ti; centrifugal .aG test,
3.94; nolasses sugar, $40
Retined-Quiot. Crushed, $50; powder
ed. eco; graduated. 40.
Coffee--Quiet No. Rio, GtS; No. 4
Santos. Il.
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new. A MINE
A BAD WILDCAT
SeIby Consolidated Sailed by
Promoters and
Officers.
MINE FOREMAN CoNFEssEs
MINE FOREMAN CoNFEssEs
Reno Papers Gave Wide Publicity to
Alleged Riches, and the
Public Bit.

The Selby Consolidated mine, few
miles back of Reno, in the immediate
vicinity Of Historic Washoe, has been
sailed by its promoters, and thousands
of dollars worth of stock, unloaded up
on the public. That is the story told
by the telegraph under a Reno, Neva-
da date line this morning and marks
one more of the two few, exposed
wildcat schemes of unprinclpled pro-
moters.
About two years ago now, the Selby
Consolidated company, whose officers
We're local Rono men, with the eXcep-
ton of Emerson Gee, who had been in
the employ of the Selby smelling and
Refining company of San Francisco,
for long time. was brought to the
notice of the public. and Just at that
time it was easy to sell the public any
old thing in the shape Of Nevada min
Ing stock.
Handsomely appointed offices were
opened, there commenced to be heard
much confidential talk about the large
bodies Of high grade contained in the
Selby Consolidated property. and the
more active officers Of the company be-
came large and important people in the
community, The company prospered,
=
tors took over considerable blocks OF
the Selby Con.
Among those who were taken in was
Capt J. 3. Menardl, we'll known
business man of Reno, and it was.
through his Investigations, recently
that exposure Of the methods persued
by the promoters was brought to light.
Capt. Menardi now makes the as,
sertion that the mine was sailed and
claims to have confession from the
foreman, which duplicates Gee, the
superintendent,and Engineer Werner, in
the plcing of high grde ore from other
mines, in the workings of the Selby
Con-, for display purposes, by means of
which the unsuspecting public, which
was graclously allowed to view the
wonders of the great mine, was mulct-
ed of many thousands of dollars.
Considerable surprise is felt at the
Implication of Emerson Gee in this
mess, as his standing In Reno and 9TH
er Nevada towns has always been Of
Il best He is especially well known
in Mazuma, in the Seven Troughs dis
trict where he recently completed
the erection of the Mazuma mill.
Reno has two daily newspapers, the
Nevada State Journal, and the Reno
Evening Gazette. both of which run
mining pages, and while the Selby Con-
solidated Is but a few miles distant,
anu easy &. VI = ttCEeSs, ileiLiiet paper
seems ever to have examined the prop
erty, yet the columns of both have
constantly contained glowing accounts
of the riches being discovered in the
Selby Consolidated.
Through the widespread accounts of
Selby Consolidated riches, it Is csti-
mated that $4,000 worth OF stock
has been sold. Among the heavy
losers are John Harnan, of the Mazuma
Hills company. Of Seven Troughs, c.
r. Gilbert of the same company and
Capt j. B, Menardi who is now the
receiver for the company.
The Reno dispatch says arrests are
threatened this week:
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CONCENTRATES.

Notwithstanding the heavy fall of
snow, which makes all outdoor work
slow, the engineers engaged in sur
veying the line for the new Tooele
smelter line, are progressing rapidly
with the work, which they expect to
complete early during the coming
month.
Eugene Grutt, one of the early, and
still heavy Rawhide promoters, is
quoted by the New York CONNER
ciaI, as predicting n second boom for
the camp SO lately a prey to the
flames.
Ezra Thompson and J. G. Lynch
srent n part OF last week visiting
Phoebe, and returned very much ems
Unused over the prospects at present
on the horizon of the old camp. Mr..
Thompson had seen Phoebe in the
days Of its early prosperity, entering
the new city at that time in charge
Of freight outfit, and his recollec-
tons of the place are of a very vivid
character, and recalled with great
pleasure. in view OF the present re-
vlval. He is Interested in several
properties there, but at the present
state OF their development. is not in
a position to say anything concerning
them for publication.
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new COLUMBUS
COMPANY FORMED.
Jacobson President Of One More
Incorporation Of
Promise.
hMnTHER Mn pRnnllrEp 4
ANOTHER OLD PRODUCER
Mine Never Worked ut Depth Will
Now Be Explored for Sui
phide Zone.

Articles of incorporation of the East
i Columbus mining company were fled
\, ,la off,.o ~ ~, ,.,,,,,+,, o1.r,. .,t,,,.
u -, = - :
K day. The capitalization is placed at
100000, divided into shares of the
mar value ~ 81 each Tba co,nnanv
\ -,
: s"'ts iuii.e' ouS' 4ueseil'eu Claims, pa
ented and unpatented. in the Little
Cottonwood Mining district. Tony ia
cobson is named nc president. Alfred
= '-'ti' - - - - =.
a - sa ' son, Sflce-pres1dcnt, val ?.
Snow, secretary and treasurer. and
the aforesaid with Charles A. Walker
and Hans Vunder comprise the board
of directors.
$ys5s Af.cnrfliny u 4ha arpi,,aa,., ,.nort
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DEEP CREEK is FORTUNATE.
Utah Mine 7Inuls Ore IS Miles by Team
And Roads Arc Still Open.

Excepting in comparatively few for
tunate cases, the present snow storm
has acted as n blockade. more or less
complete In outlying mining districts,
both as regards the transportation of
ore, and OF supplies. So far as report
cd, this condition has not stopped
operations yet, nor will It, unless tho
storm should be unexpectedly pro-
longed, beyond the time Supplies al
ready on hand. will last. although in
MANY instances. it will effectually pre-
vent the marketing of ores mined.
One OF the few exceptions to this
condition. is found In the work Of the
Utah Mine, in the Deep Creek country.
where the ore must be hauled by team
a distance of Is miles, to Oasis, on the
Los Angeles and San Pedro road, At
the office of this company yesterday
morning word was received from the
mine to the effect that to date but a
single inch OF snow had fallen. and the
transportation of ore to the railroad
for shipment was nnhindered.
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ONE SALE on MORNING CURB.
Western Nevada Copper Was Only
Unlisted Stock to Record Transfer,

Although bidding was lively among
the unlisted stocks at the open session
ef the stock exchange this morning. 1t
was q noticeable fact that but one
lonesome sale marked the curb trad
Ing. Generally speaking the prices
Eere better maintained among the un-a
listed stocks than among those called at
The regular session, Ohio Copper being
notable Instance of strength of price
without demand, the stock being held
II S5.25 against n bid OF $40. Federal
Ely was offered at S1s and a Bid of 16
marked the call of Plutus Bingham
Central Standard was offered at 81,
but the best bid was 30 A bid OF Sl,4J.
Jailed to draw an offer from the hold
srs of Utah Mine and Western Nevada
Copper marked the only sale of the SEES
sion at 50 cents. Demijohn was Of
Tered at III cents and East Crown
Point at 3, against u bid of 2 cents.
The bid for Ely Witch was % cents,
against the Offering Of .25 and 10 cents
Was offered for Standard Copper with
,ut q return quotation. 1t seemed that
HE bid of 10 cents for Mineral Flat
VAS close enough to the offering at a
half u point higher to have induced
trading, but there was nothing doing.
and the offer of Mcdonald Ely at 25la
cents received no answering bid
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

abo a'ta S Eco Noy ns aS : steady to ioe
higher. Reeves. 3.4oap7 20; Texans, s.nVd
40: westerns 3.20W5.Io; stockers any
tceders. 2loeg474 .l COWS " and helfefs' -0o
lIcgs-Receipts about 1900: market 1oc.
higher. Lights, i.9vdo.So mixed, $50 %
600; heavy. 5.S116.Q5; rough, 500 5,Se q
good to choice heavy, 5.55 % 6.o5; pigs, a.to
dii.90; bulk, 5.44M5.S5.
to &c. lower. Native. 2.4ou6.oo; westerns.
24oT45o: yearlings, i.o1I4To; lambs,
S.io@G,40; Westerns. s,55q6.ao.
OMAHA.
Omaha, Nov. MISUNDERSTANDING: A.
600; market strong to Zoe. higher. West
ern steers, 3. 2sdt5.i5 Texas steers, 3.0o
al. 40; cows and heifers, 3.5044 %; can
ners, 2.GGaI2.S0; Stockers and feeders, 2.so
dp5.OO; calves, 3.GD@5.Io; pulls and stays
2.25di4.00
er. Heavy, 5.7o0b,s'; mixed, 5;65a so:
lights. -5;eeMS:76; pigs, 5.59a5 %; bulk OF
Sheep--Receipts. $500; market 10 to loo
highor. Yearlings, 4 1905 p; wetlhe,rrs,,
- KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Nov. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
jl0,0pl: market strong to lOc. higher.
sStockers and feeders, 2,9W1.9; bulls,
2,4ogLoo: calves, s.a5s'oo :,>,,, western a11
steers, S.ooMh.5o; western COWS, s.oV1
$50.
higher. Bulk Of sales, ). ioaS.s5: heavy.
5.i0@5.9; packers and butchers. 5.5oa
5.s5; lights, 5.DGs:e5; pigs, 4,ooa6, o.
NIuttons, 4.oda4.75; lambs. 4,5oQ rs;
range wethers, 3.fon6.25; fed ewes, 2,59p
%
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LOCAL MARKETS S.


Today's local market receipts are t,lt
light, though there are enough Tor me ls
demands Of consumers. The advance ot
the season has put up tomatoes 70 70
cents per pound but there are no et n,.
nIe,1ty Of turkeys to be had, at quite
d range Of prices, the lowest at q, 20
cents, and the prime article being
held stffhy at 2S Good, tame geese
can be had at 90 cents per pound, The
commission houses report q scarclty
of cranberries. with advancing prices,
on account of there being no more IN
the hands of eastern growers, ana inc ne
jobbers disposing of their stocks 70
the retailers, with no more coming. 50
there may be no more receipts here
in that line, although 1t is possible
just one more car may be received, y
car of California grapes is due nero
by tomorrow. Or bananas =, there 9, are
plenty, and good ones too. The supply
az celery is short on account of the
deep snow making it difficult to ais
the succulent vegetable out OF inc
ground The prices obtaining today
ars as follows:
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SIX BEST SELLING BOOKS.
RECORD FOR OCTOBEH

According to reports from tho
leading book sellers of the country,
the six books which have sold best
IN the order of demand during lne
month are:
i. The Firing Line. Chambers. Cap
pleton) 81 so
2. The Man from Brodney's. Nc
Cutcheon (Dodd. Mead !. =. 81. 80
8. Together. Herrick. fMacmillan) 81, so
(. Peter. Smith. (Scribner.l.. 81 so
5. Mr.. Crewe's Career, Churchill.
Macmillan.) Observation-Disclosures so
6. The Little Brown Jug at XII
dare. Nicholson. CBobhs- Mer-
riil.) Observation-Disclosures. 81. so
In addition to the above we have a
large stock of other popular books OF
the day.
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Main st.
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OIL STOVE ExPLoDEs.

About midnight Saturday the explo
sion of an oil stove caused a fire in
the second story of a building occupied
by four Chinese, 24S south State street,
and during the excitement one of the
Mongoiians jumped through n window
to the ground and was cut and bruised,
but not seriously, while another re-
ceived slight burns on the hands The
Cinnamon were sleeping when the stove
exploded. and in q moment the room
was In flames. An alarm was turned
in and the department quickly extin-
guished the fire, not before, however,
damage to the extent OF $500 had been
done to the building and $500 to the
contents.
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TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York, Nov. so.- Money on call,
1lla@2 per cent. Ruling rate, closing hid
and offered at ia.
Time loans easy and quiet; so days,
2& per cent; 90 days. 22493 per cent;
six months, az.
Close: Prime mercantile paper,s&@4
per cent.
Sterling exchange firm. with actual
business In bankers bills at ASSOC
4Si.6O for 6o-day bills, and at 1860 for
demand.
Commcrcial bills, 4.4S@4.4SA.
Bar silver, 1895.
Mexican dollars, 45 cents.
Government and railroad bonds easy.
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NJ. Il. IIADI.EY LOCATED IN THE
METROPOLIS BANK BUILDING

NJ. l., Hadley, who for the past
twenty years has conducted a success
full newspaper advertising agency on
the Pacific coast. has removed his San
Francisco Offices TO the Metropolis
Bank Building. the very heart of the
financial and business center Of that
III,
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A DULL MARKET.

Sales We're unusually light on the
stock exchange this morning. and the
market showed a weakness not noticed
.or some time past. There was no evil
ience of strength. either In price or de-
mand. and tho general belief is held
that the coming holiday season has
EAST its shadow before, as 1t always
does, Should this, after a few days
prove to be the correct supposition
there VIII be no revival till after the
time of festivity Is passed
Only few sales marked the boards
This morning, and none Of these noted
the transfer of more than small lots
of stock. Prices. while showing $
corresponding tendency 10 sag, We're
unmarked by any severe losses.
FORENOON CALL.
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! AFTERNOON SALES.

Black Jack Con, 1000 at 461a.
Carlsa, 62 at 30; 100 at 80.
Colorado, 200 at 32?l,4
Grown Point Con, 500 at 1917.
Grand Central, 100 at Bis.
Indian Queen, 1000 at 1875
1nyo, 10000 at s; 1900 at SA.
Iron Blossom. 700 at go
keystone, 800 at 81.
Lower Mammoth. 500 at &c.
Nevada Hills, 1000 at l50; 200 at 1.55.
Prince Con. $50 at 1.52la.
Sioux Con-, 900 at L571s.
South Columbus Con, 200 at so.
Swansea Con-, 800 at 341s.
Uncle Sam Con. 100 at 6s; 500 at e.;
100 at &c; 300 at IS, buyer go.
Utah Cons, $500 at BIZ; 1000 at 90,
buyer co,
Victor Con-. 500 at 10.
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LAGOON ROUTE

Twelve passenger trains daily be-
tween Salt Lake and Ogden. Heated
by steam; electric lights and always
on time.
Phone, 159,
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NOTICE OF SALE.

The undersigned will sell. at private
sale, on, on SATURDAY. the 5th day Of becsnl-
OF the capital stock Of the FerrylRais
er Lumber Company. Terms Of sale
ca Written bids for said stock may
be addressed To- and the sale will take
Building. Salt Lake CITY, Titan 20
MiLLlaM MONTAGUE FERRY
y, EDWARD STEWART FERRY.
aepa .I OF tho Estate OF Edward P.
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CALENDAR PADS,
For tln0

haV1 a laFgs st aoo OF peautiful
and upward. Special discount to
Teachers and others who buy in guam
titles for the manufacture OF holiday
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
Main st.
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rs PER CENT DISCOUNT
FROM THE START

~ tIINSE4 OUT TIE IiNE
Dolls, Toys and Games New goods
bought direct on import, We must
close. out the line TO make room for
our increasing Book Trade.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
The Leading Book Concern,
G Main 81
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RETAIL
HAY AND GRAIN.

AlfaIsa nar c,yt
r'nr,, nav cwt
Wheat per cwt. = l. ~
naa -. cn,t .1.75
Family -four. per cwt.... ....... ~ ~
Flour, straight grade, per cwt... ....S 2 AZ ~
Flour, high patent, per cwt.........II.9 1o
Bran and shorts. :. - AZ ~
Cl,,, n,eai mar cwt s0@3.0O
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Come to the big ball, Republican
Victorious Club, Odeon Hall, Friday
Eve, Nov. 81. Tickets s1.00 a couple.
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COON Route to Ogden. Electric Lights.
Steam Heat. a good road.
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FOR LEAD TARIFF.

Governor John G. Cutler is In
receipt Of the following from
Senator George Sutherland:
II have your wire with refer
enee to tlla removal Of duty on
lead. I entirely agree with your
position in the matter, and you
, may rely confidently upon the en-
tire Utaf, delegation doing every
thing within its power to main
tain the present schedule"
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Mining Co 8 Attention.
DOLLS. TOYS, GAMES.

Large assortment. New Goods. We
are closing out these lines to make
room for our growing Book Business.
Buy early as we anticipate great
rush the last weeks of the season.
DESERlET NEWS BOOK STORE,
The Leading Book Concern.
6 Main st,
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MINERS, ATTENTION.

With one years option I can sell
your meritorious mining properties.
C. S., Box 100. Park City. Utah.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis, Nov. S0--Wool. firm. Terri
tory and western mediums. 11@2l: fine
medium, 15ul7; fine. 12qli.
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FARM PRODUCTS.

Timothy, per ton .................l5.0G
Altalfa, per ton ...12 90
Wheat, per cwt Observation-Disclosures. / 60
Corn, per cWt... 10
Oats. per cwt 1.6O
Barley, rolled, per cwt ..........1.4D
Flour, family, per cwt. 200
Flour, straight grade, per cwt ago
Flour, high patent. per cwt. .24o
Creamery Butter. per pound 80
Bran and Shorts. per cwt .....l.25
Corn meal per cWt . 7OG69 m
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FORENOON SALES.


Carisa, 100 at So: 100 at 93.
Colorado 200 at 1927 ".
Indian Queen, 1000 at IA.
Iron Blossom, 100 at 2.321a. zoo
at 2,37La, buyer, 60: 200 at $50; 100
at 2.27h, seller. 60.
Lower Mammonth. 100 at II; 100
Mason Valley, 200 at 2.e5. buyer.
Nevada Hille, 900 at 1870.
y Prince Con, 1,4OO at 1.5o; 400 at
.1521a.
Sioux Con, zoo at 1.52ls; 500 at
l.57 II, buyer, 60: 100 at 1.55.
South Col. Con, 100 at So; 500 at
s51; 400 at 50, buyer, 60,
Swansea, 100 at So; 200 at 81 ~
500 atz3A.
Tetro 100 at 1914.
Tintfc Cent, $500 at .0S; 5000 at
5.0Sh, buyer, so; 5000 at .0S, buyer
so.
Uncle sam, 500 at 10. 400 at s.;
8, 100 at 81.
Utah Con, 1000 at 90.
OPEN BOARD.
Beck Tunnel 600 at Sc; 100 at 81,
buyer 80: 500 at 81.
Black Jack, 100 at AZ.
Colorado, 200 at 3.27la
DAILY Judge, 500 at $50
indian Queen, 500 at 141a, buyer 10.
Iron Blossom, 500 at a.271s 600 at go;
100 at 2,3o, seller 80; 100 at 2.32a, buyer
80.
Mountain Lake. 100 at AZ.
New. Hills, 200 at 1.50.
Sioux Con. 800 at 1.55; 900 at t.5T,
buyer 80; 100 a 7.57lla; 500 at 1.6O, buy
err 60.
Uncle Sam. 500 at 6S.
Utah Con, 100 at %, buyer so; $500
at PIG.
Victoria 100 at 1.95.
REHABILITATION,
Shares. Value.
Regular call ...........,24 ,600 Sl3,526,00
Open board ,.............15,4 400 15,4S5,5o
Forenoon totals ......4o,oOo s2s.9s1.D
AFTERNOON. SESSION.
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Genuine piano finished MANTELS,
$50 UP. Elias Morris & Sons Co.
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Salt Lake Photo and Supply Co.
lIodaks Finishing. hsaming. lAs Main ST
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DAIRY PRODUCTS.

Fresh Utah creamery, extra "a
Eastern and Utah creamery. first. 30
June storage creamery ..........25c
Ranch butter ....,..... 27
Cheese, per pound .l5G17
Eastern fancy cheese 20
Kahch eggs .......... ........,... S12 90
Eastern eggs 1850. ........ Ss.504
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j. r. WHITNEY & SONS.
Members S. L. Stock and Mining Ex-
change. 332 Atlas.
Ind. Phone. 261. Bell, 1T17.
Correspondence strictly confidential
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WHOLESALE.
MEATS AND POULTRY,

Dressed beef, per pound ..5@61a
dressed veal, per pound ..........9@1O
Dressed pork. per pound ...........Sh
Dressed Mutton, per pound ....6hG7iG
Lamb. per pound ..................9
Lard, per pound .........,............n
Live hens, per pound ............... .12
Hens. dressed, per pound ........s...15
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a. S. CAMPBELL,
Stock Broker. els u. Il Walker Block
The Newtown bee., 1908-08-14

The annual reunion of the 17th Conn. Vols. association will be held at Grand Army hall, Sturdevant building, 925 Main street, Bridgeport, Friday, August 2S. As soon as the comrades reach Bridgeport they will immediate ly repair to Grand Army Hall, without further ceremony, so that the business meeting may 'be opened by 10 a. m. sharp. There are plenty of good res- taurants close to the hall where con- rades can procure a better and cheaper dinner than the Committee were able to find anyone to furnish in the hall. -[Albert w. Peck, secretary; Capt. Henry North, president.