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The Ordway new era., 1908-08-07
BRIEF AND BREEzEs
tBY OUR ASSOCIATE kpii""'

The railroad presidents are nnao'e
to agree on the question oil rA.si"e
freight rates and the matter has oe,n
rostponed, probably until after Tue
election.
John r McLeau'> Washington fos'
is opposed tu Bryan. John Il Mclean :
Cincinnati Enquirer Is inr hrl Il"
That is What Is called riding Two nor
- in opposite directions. Mr.. McL'a"
is always sure uf welcome at the
White House.
The silly season 3, on. a. every
body can see hy the ravlug> "i t"'
dcmocra,ic editorials SAYS the Fi'i>
bun. pre>>. AMI it ntmNra'"
sheet i>ur handy. yea may mud ia -
Republican orsAn something Ju>t a.
eusd.
The scranton. PA. man Who recent
ly married a c,.'k may u"w DC happy
until he Discovers that she d"'>" ]
know anythlus about EARNING socks
The Nebr,>Aan> want 20 cct Nr
Roosevelt in their campaicu and 'v;
them ishr ., :. a hni>h rtsht n NJ
Bryan, friul yAri
The Spr.usd,ld ErTullrIn FtPFi>
tha, Mr. TAFT "r,,rr tlI> anyone
l,oe> he rra,I fc rlat :rI, cccruiH'lN
may l.>e EIm tile ,G.rv "A.tor a''
pullman 'u,e'
Mr.. Bry M >l,> ilA, LlI4vmA" l.
hi> favurlle tunr. Tn- Wi.. >urIrl>,
folks who Though, l.> taNarlte ture
was Watt me AZ -ui asl.n Watr,
with the words aud music by Ni>>
democracy
The R.cnmond, Va. Times ~
hatcher. winch opposed I'rylu'> u.w
iua,tou : uaS >uTp.r,iaI L.u A. 49,
thu>ia>,lca.ly as Hr4u >4FI- RI. .
Parker q l@+
What : dem.,rs-, 1>s> J,tr
Temple Graves Nna should Nrr
direct a. CIV Haskell. - Oklahoma.
Instead q bothcrinS ol>y fl.k>-
Kentucky : u.i>'ls,n Ia c.a.u.n-
possession u the ouy d-u>ey that
chews luh,ccs, Th,rc a-t Itu:1 a
them in other >taio>.
II, j. now predicted tina; r4r II ~
axe will exist hy the Il 5i5e - ,t-'.-
her. And a. We understand n. r4'
shortage i always a god ey-o-e to'
an increase In the p-ice % CD
The Ordway new era., 1908-08-07
Why James Lee Got Well

Eyc-rhrdy In ZlUe>vlIle, o, knows
NJ Mari Lee. ~ rural ruutc 5. She
NrF,>. Ny husband James Lee, firm
" believes he owes his life to the use
o' In- X nS'> NcW Discovery. Wetried
i,. ana Il, Use ha> restored him to per-
fs,; health pr. Kings New Discoy-
-, l, the sIuG . throat and lung rem
-..y> Fl rc.ulh> and colds it has no
,.-l,. Ta5 fr,' 4 ~ gives reIicf. Try
H. >ld under -Uarln'ec at Edgar
l,-a>' iF4s =, rr ~. and II 90. Trial
bottle tree.
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NOTES ON CONTEST

The showing made by the beet
growers At the contest last saturday;
the prospects .or the largest canta-
loape crop ever raised ia This section;
and the stacks Of alfalfa now 10 evi-
denoe, with 4 second crop nearly ready
to harvest, should put / seal on the
mouths Of 4 few residents @: OrdWas
who have bScn branded "SnucSers-
by their fellow citizens. ari serve 10
induce them 70 "oou>t" with the net
The Ordway new era., 1908-08-07

"Chub" Newton, formerly at the
head of The New Era job department,
is making good" at Fowler. With a
partner, he leased the Fowler Tribune
from +. F. Hall, and enlarged the
sheet to six column quarto. The
trm OF Newton S Reed was recently
dissolved and the senior member con-
tinues the business. He is giving the
town an up To date newspaper and de-
serves the patronage lie Is apparently
receiving.
The Ordway new era., 1908-08-07
Tiffany Shaded the la,ssf
type for calling cards k, a
She Likes Good Thin

Mrs. Chas. L. Smith, Of wHl
lin, Maine, says: II like ra
and have adopted DR.. KlrsiMj
Pills As our family laxatlv, "A
because they are good ali / I
work without making iustx
These painless purifiers Siitl
Bros. drug store. &c.
The Ordway new era., 1908-08-07

The Editorial Association meets at
Canon City next Monday and Tuesday,
and big time is expected. \ moon
lish, trip through the Royal Gorge Is
to be a feature Of the entertainments
The Invitations contain haunt at
the Santa Fe road which reads: "All
the roads are liberal except the Santa
Fe." Perhaps they didn't consider
the NJ. z. At all
The Ordway new era., 1908-08-07

In no section OF the valley, do the
crops compare with those near Ord
way. This fact is vnuched for by Wis
itors from every section, and should
he appreciated by our people. That
times will be better before another
sixty days has passed is beyond con
tradIction and the deserving ones will
share in the prosperity. Here's the
question: DO the knockers belong In
this class?
The Ordway new era., 1908-08-07

MIX tickets, 8 cents dozen at this
Office.
The Ordway new era., 1908-08-07

The Ordway Cantaloupe Association
aud the individual shippers are max
ing plans for handling the immense
crop OF cants tins season. The weather
has been perfect for their rapid growth
the past few weeks, and all the grow
crs are enthusiastic over the prospects
1t Is probable that at least l50 car
loads will be shipped from this point.
The Ordway new era., 1908-08-07
FREE COLLEGE EDuCAIioN
FOR BOYS

,r,., rol,,adn State Fair, at Pueblo,
". on,.bundred aud twenty-five
t,ll,rs to nay the expenses Tor h'e
,,an,hs nj the Colorado Agricultural
C,,lc,c o( any Colorado boy uhue'
,,,.r,, one wears Of age, who does Tue
,n,., efficient work in Judging e'asse'
,rh,r.,... cattle. swine, and samples
.,c,rp. assigned Tor the purpose anu
lin, r.,,nns suh>tunt!lting his
.p3,m,nr. Al, coutc'tlnt~ must te'
r,rt T., the superintendent "t the
stock DEPARTMENT Of the state rn"'
..,,I,,rr tpan 4.3O Il. M, September
Ibth.
T,, STATE Fair Directors will depoS'
., rl,r money provided for prizes III
.,il, ,,ntc>t with the Treasurer oil the
......,..,,, Of Agriculture at Fort Collins
administrations that the same is 10
q. .a,,.I b, thc. lny Winning this con
i,,, The utycr cover, board and a'l
t..,ulr,Npeu>v, needed fer term "'
e,. m uth> TINS j. one "t the pest
,,..-rt.nitir, ever offered Colorado
.r,, r.r obtaining trre, practical col
..,,. Nurk. aud wc hope that at least
.rr, r.A>wtI, enter ia" contest. Ap
... ..arr> >h al.i ~r,lc immediately to
.l.. :. .f,rAr, uf tur S'atc Far at
'..I... rIu>rtuctluu- rrearding the
',..r
m. H->;t uu. lad, nominated has
....t t.>, >h.N f.r wuutng the gold
arch - That ; NJ choice l. the
- I.fltt
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SUGAR BEET CONTEST

On Saturday last the much ao'er'
tised beet contest took place at pnwn'
ey Rros. \ Cos. store. TIE Interest
taken in il was a surprise to every one
and the samples entered were hy Tar
the best ever seen in this country al
this time OF the year.
From the Ordway and Nnma d's'
trict there were thirty-One samples
shown and from King Center and VI
uey there were nine.
When the Judges, Jas. +, Close 'Jno'
O'Counell and A. 5, Titus began their
duty OF picking out the winners "'
prizes, they were up against 1t.
The three points considered were
length, size and shape.
After some deliberation and many
arguments the judges decided thA'
the following named were entitled To
prizes in the King Center and O!ucy
district;
First prize $500, Fred HackwoFth;
second prize SEQ, G e. johnson; third
prize - o.. W. Vaughn, In the Numa
and Ordway district where there were
many more entries the task of cho,>-
inc the winners was extremely difficult
but Is they were compelled To chose
three samples for prizes, they award
cd iirst prize, - %. to ". + Slrrycr;
second prize. - ~ toJaco0 pil!' third
prize, - -. John Dill.
These contests should b held often
each year To promote interest IN osct
growing and guod feeling amJnSsi the
farmers
NOTES ON CONTEST
ID. Raid said that his bccts would
make ten tons il harvested at the
present time.
Several samples were shown which
have not had bit oi water since they
were irrigated up and they were fne.
W. E Sirever's deld at pre>en;
time looks good 20 sore eyes,
Manager wiufelder expressed his
pleasure 4, such 4 nne showing.
Ask Edwards II he i going 10 give
another on September lsi aud declare
the last winner. out o. the race.
The Ordway new era., 1908-08-07

The rurn>.r, N a number " people
Ns> Ar.u~cd last week 10y q sign which
" : stretched along the front Of the
......:.r. uu south Main street where
.., :. ,aInn Army holds IL services.
,r t--..A.m-d 90 todd letters that a
...t, Wi! u,. gwen aMay sunday at
:; IA Quite . '"w Il the most in-
,t.tl,e ones attended the service and
a., urw claiming that they did not
.,tihcIr III u,y'> worth. The baby
as gwen away. it +, true. but 1t was
gwen T. God In other words. the
u'.u, w4> hlptized. Rocky Ford
Ir.tlur,
The Ordway new era., 1908-08-07
NOTICE

All growers not yet receiving crates
must haul from Numa shed, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday OF next
week, August ilth, 18th and 18th.
c. q. RANSOM, Sec.
The Ordway new era., 1908-08-07
A Sad Blow,

Mr.. Bllffers-Beg pardon. Mr.. Ham,
mer. but can you tell me where my
wife is seated? can't find her.
Mr. Hammer )-She has
not been here today.
Mr. Bliffers (wildly)-My! My! She
must be dead.-New York Weekly.
The Ordway new era., 1908-08-07
Money To Loan

On OrisAy property G. on adiOin!ns
farm land. No couniIsstons-
II. n. {, RoBEET>
The Ordway new era., 1908-08-07

Boost for the best agricultural dis
trict In the state OF Colorado. That
means: Boost for the country that
surrounds Ordway.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-18
MARKET CLOSED
UNSETTLED, W AK.

New York, Nov. 1S-The tone of the
opening stock market was slightly II
regular, but a large majority OF STOCKS
/ sold higher than last night. "
Later, the entire market began TO
,iroop and some of the Standard rail-
road stocks sold fractionally below yes
terdays closing, and st. Paul point.
Northern Pacific advanced van i1s, e st
Missouri Pacific, AmalSamnted copper
and Anaconda j.
Southern Pacihc's rise to 1a03s; estab-
The preferred advanced ] H.. Union Pa
cfic recovered to above 1874 in sym,
pathy but the response in the general
LIST vas deraa% Louis ap pre-
Yerred | \, and International Paper l.
Illinois Central. Minneapolis 4 St
Louis and General Electrle declined nss
HALLWAY preferred, Consolidated Gas
and United States Rubber l.
Bonds were firm.
in Southern Pacific halted and there was
a resultant narrowness N the price 1luc-
tuations Lackawanna fell s. but The
movements otherwise were unlmport-
ant.
A sharp setback took place IN the MD a.
die Of the afternoon when Union Pacific
was forced back to yesterday's CLOS
ing after rising above 5s aga9G ,S Sont
Paciflc. Amaigamated Copper and smelt-
ing also reacted O. point and Reading
dropped as much below last nights
closing Brisk bidding for st. Paul lift
ed it to lao afterwards, but the rally
which followed In other stocks was not
maintained.
The market closed unsettled and gem
orally weak Throwing over Of specula-
tive holdings coupled with offerings
down Of quotations by the bears caus-
ed a general break in prices. Many i'm
portant stocks were carried a. point or
more below last night. Shorts covered
on the break but the rallies We're fee
III +.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-18

81 8! ~ ~ x at i .0sA u 1903 ,,,,th; wheat
The corn market I "a lles & There was
December adyane ,.aa:ti 10 ''I from the top
con reeintefaings but the close ss va
on pronDi December up NC y at oe7sSs
BsN ~. 4 o3I al .03ss; May.
1.Ssa 5nly, ~ 1iSs?sD Dec. sslsassA May
Sc: July e2A GGsas sept ,y vi liz; July,
oats--Dec. AIS g ~. say :
4s E;c;rk-Dec., 14.c5; Jan, 1915; May
sara iisss4S--Nov., e.s7ss; Dec. 9s5; jan
Bo. III. 1s-Buttcr > Steady.
r.r 1n,n.ss aaS1s: dairy, IS 70
Eggs-Firms, -
SUGAR AND COFFEE
NeW FAIR SgTk' refining s.44; cert II
s y, test So; molasses spgaart 10: s powdor-
~ Psf,ned-Quiet. Crushed, o'uV'
ed. 300; graululated, 4. Bic sss, NO. 4
Coffee--Quiet NO.
Santos, rs.
EvAPoRArED FRUITS. -.
E ENni Nov. 1.-THE market MARKET fer
New ! orr ,n,es is steady. WINE . n
evapornteins es active, there Is less pssalss
mand ~ Is sell. Fancy are qu1ot4e.a and ~. I'D
Choice. 1,aa7a;:, l Rrlmte to Grade Ss
crop 4a5 aed anm wgith EQUATIONS ramg
Pf9 g,nn, to Is for California az any sos. ~
: s., sts ssisa vito ahais ss0'ssA
faney 1o m 9elnain steady with 81 ohS as
l PsaGhe 1T 7ab1N; extra choice - w.
and fancy 81 Witl, loose muscatel q HMs.
Raisins ~ ipi ass; seeded rai,s hr,srs o 80
s ed at 4ss @ya and London layers i'0
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NEVADA HAS A
REAL SENSATION.
--- - --------- ----------
Three-Year Old Camp Of Clifford
Under a New
Name.
FIRST SINCE THE MANHATTAN
Broken Hills. or Helena Is New Name
Attracting Mining Men OF
Suscbriish State.

The very latest thing in Nevada
stampedes which promises to rival the
last real boom, that Of Manhattan
IS what is now being spoken of as
the Broken Hills, or Helena, but
what was originally, Clifford, 90
miles due east of Tonopah.
There was more or less talk abou'
this discovery three years ago, ana
some sales took place there at the
time, and although the samples taken
at the time from the unprospected
surface were very rich in horn silver
and gold, there was absolutely noth-
Ding that resembled q ledge in evil
dence, and mining men did not. as
rule, think much Of the prospect.
An incline shaft 80 feet deep has
been driven into the broken material
in which the pay was found at the
apex OF butte. with the result that
1t is now claimed a Well defined
ledge of great richness has been en-
countcred. and for this j. e. McCor-
mack has paid 100000 which he
noted as saving he expects to take
from tho ground within 30 days, pro.
vtded he can get the teams to maui
the ore 10 ronopah, the nearest rail-
i road point.
Both Galdfled and Tonopah are
making strong efforts to capture the
4 trade of the new camp, the former
probably having captured the mail
route, while Nye county. through the
llustling Of its commissioners in road
improvements, looks like a winner
in merchandising.
The mining company, winch con-
trolls the townste, is Encouraging
Z theS sale OF lots for speculative. Pqr-
/ poses making the statement that no
rush of non-producers is desired az
this time, for the reason that teams
are scarce, and II these are to pc
used by q stampede.ethe VIII not ps
invaluable for the hauling of ore and
supplies for the mines.
The strike ut Broken hills, to those
who know the country, bears the ga, ear
marks of another stampede similar.
to- that of Manhattan. which was
checked by the San Francisco d1sas-
j.
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further development work in the Hick-
or, mine. the property of the Majestic
company in Beaver county, is very
bright. A 4O-foot shaft has opened
silver values there which are SAID 70
be decidedly high grade. A
A party Of visitors just returned from
the Sioux Con, is very enthusiastic
about the resources of the mine, SO tar
as they could be seen. An ore body
on the first level Is described when
is 30 far without q limit, as the WORK.
covering about 60 feet, has failed thus
far to reach a wall in either dlrec-
ton.
The Milwaukee Phoebe mine under
the management of j b. Wheeler. is
about 10 begin an active campaign, MI.
Wheeler being now here making ar
rangements to that end. Some splei.-
did showings have already been mac
on the property, and Mr.. Wheeler'
with his well known energy, as q mt
ing man. has every reason to pelie0e
a great future awaits the property.
Working through the workings OF the
200 foot level of the Eagle & Blue Ben,
The King William mine is being opened
UP with greater and earlier success
than was anticipated. Soon after
crossing the King William line gfouna
was broke which carried small gold
and silver values, and 1t is evident that
the work is bringing results faster than
was anticipated.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Nov. 1S--Realizirs sales
brought out by yesterdays sharp adj
vance caused moderate weakness In the
local wheat market TO-DAY. The market
was also bearishly affected by favorable
crop news from Argentina, where haT-
vesting Is in progress now and by the
indifference of foreign grain markets to
the upturn here yesterday. Prices at
the start We're u Gpaa to g lower but
partial recoveries were made on buy
ing by elevator interests. December
which opened at 1.03as to 1.G3ss, adj
vanced to LOSS.
Corn opened easy on selling by cash
houses based on excellent weather for
the movement, but a iirmer tone devel-
oped early in tn session MS a result of
buying by shorts, December opened
unchanged to 4 lower at 62ss to 628
and sold up to e3Js
caused slight weakness in oats at the
firm owing to buying by, pit traders.
December opened a shade lower al 1875
sold at 4sA and then advanced TO 4sl..
Despite an advance In live hogs. pro-
visions were barely steady owing to
selling by commission houses and local
packers. Demand was scant. Prices at
the opening were 2is lower 10 Ilas
higher.
The top point for December wheat
was reached at LOIS. The market be-
came wc.k aRain late in the session
on q report that the droutll N south
'erIl Argentina had been broken. Deem
Der sold on to 1.esh. The market clos
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-18
Two NEW COMPANIES,

The Utah Old Glory Mining company
has filed articles of incorporation in
the office of the secretary of state. The
capital stock is $4,000, the shares be-
ing of the par value of so cents each.
Adolph Simon Is president; John f.
Welsh, vice president; r. Fl. Waters,
second vice president; Joseph P. Lang
ford. secretary; julius Frankel, treas
urer, and these, with James Bennie.
Edward Rosenbaum, Thomas Orr and
William T. Quinn, form the board Of
directors.
Articles Of Incorporation of the Wa
satch Utah Mining company have been
flled in the office of Secy. of State
Tingey The corporation is capitalized
for 100000 divided into an equal
number of shares, and the office and
principal place of business are stated to
be Elko. Elko county, Nev. The COM
pany owns four groups of patented
claims, and 10 groups of unpatented
claims. A. w. Nieman is president and
Franl; Runlel secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-18
CONCENTRATES.

The Railroad Red Book contains an
extended account Of the recent develop
ments and prospects OF the San Juan
est activity.
The kindergarten 1G-stamp mill at
Seven Troughs has just completed the
treatment of q little less than zoo tons.
OF ore from which has been saved S1S,-
goo worth OF gold.
Friday evening the Utah Mine Oper-
ators' association will hold a meeting
at the rooms Of the Commercial club.
ut which time steps will be taken to
protest against q reduction of the lead
tariff
The outlook for splendid returns from
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-18
CURE WAS LIvELIER.
Numerous Sales Recorded as Result
OF Morning Session.

Dealing ON the curb this morning
was somewhat more animated tnan
was the case yesterday, better pti'cI'e7s
and more sales resulting.
OHIO copper CONTINUED i1srsat to ana h9ld t his
,,,n,.,,ina sold rs high as .. although
sales we're recorded as low AS s5.oS'
$500 was offered for silver King , Goal.
alton, but no Offering was made.
Ri,,ri,am$ Central Stau1ard sold AT
81. although the prevailing price DE- ie,.
handed was 80 "a, Is was asked LOT o.,
Sijjnta Treasure Hill. although It SOLD
al tx. Mineral Flat received u
Bid al il without sales. and Th q, NJ
son was called at p with ~. asksu,
3 ) was offered for Ely with, v. I, beng
'the price asked. Western Nevaaa
copper had an s Offer q r., 80 o. bS Mam no
snle followed. 100 was bid TOT NAIL ],
moth. but there was no trading, anu
Western Pacific had the same expert e., :
ence with {. bid; ~ was offered re a hof
East crown Point with asked. anu
4 ti,nsfbi,l Of $3.50 for Utah Mine was
the last call 10 receive u sale.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-18
ONCE MORE, BREYFoGLE
Royal Flush People Claim They Have
Historic Property.

Since the day, late in the summer
of 1860 that John Breyfogle. the Austin.
New, blacksmith. returned to that little
mining town, hatless. coatless, and
ibabbling insane things about the deser.
and the Indians, and the glitter OF
gold contained in lost mine, men
have spent their time, money and ener-
gies, searching in vain for the lost
treasure. till 1t has come to be the be-
lief of about all but the ever credulous
chronic searcher for gold, that no such
mine was ever found
In this connection there now appears
a story in mining circles which seeks
to create the impression that the lost
Breyfogle mine is none other than the
property Of the Royal Flush company
south of GoldfieId.
The story is being told on the
strength Of there having been recently
found on that property some old tools.
OF the style used by the miners OF
Breyfogle's day. The tools have been
turned over to the state historical soci-
ety SIX
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-18
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

I'D. IL. : .
UTAH CONSOLIDATED PLASTER
COMPANY.-Locati of principal place
OF business. Salt Lake City, Utah. Mo-
tice is hereby given that at a meeting
of the directors of the Utah Consoli-
dated Plaster Company, held on the 9Th
day OF October, 1908, an assessment OF
10 cents per share was levied on the
capital stock Of the corporation, pay
able Immediately to w. Bert Robinson,
Secretary. at the office of the company.
Room a03 Hooper Building, 81 and 70
East First South Street, Salt Lnkc
City, Utah. Any stock upon which this
assessment may remain unpaid on the
2lth day of December 1905. will he de-
linuuent and advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment
is made before will he sold on the
10Th day of January, 1903. at 2 o'clock
y. M, at the company's office, to pay
the delinquent assessment together
with costs OF advertising and expense
= - w. BERT ROBINSON,
Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-18
FORENOON sALEs.

pa.,. Tnn oo0 NJ so /, GO: 400 III 81.
f,se eM I pnin1 NV son at 81 ooo at 911h.
. an
=. Hsckla 10o 1T 10
1,,d 0,,aen Too at 1e1I,. 900 at 49,
. 20 $500
= + I,. ~, pace 5no ~ . Ak
I tio,, h,ls' so a. At AZ
M No man W 90 Il tVs aa, "a at 30
y, NAV Day. 500 ut q: 500 at 2G Il
MI Lake. 2.oooat9H
prince Con $40 at 81.
sacranento 5s1 al O.
Seven Troughs. 200 at 90.
silver shield, 500 at 10; 500 at 16.
Sioux Con. 700 at 1.55. 100 at
s1.57ls. u. 80.
Swansea. -, 'ooo az al o.
ny y. :, onn a. ca . 5oo 81 ~. 500
az ~ 49, ~ = =.
Uncle sam. 1880 at 70.
o odo u. G so1i s't so - -Vs =
n Victoria. 800 at TIA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-18
PERSONALS:

j. T. Raleigh has gone to Los An
geles for few weeks visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom HOLIDAY left yes
terday for the east to be gone until
after Thanksgiving.
State Supt. Nelson has returned from
the southwestern part OF the state.
where he inspected tho schools, making
long rides in stages. He found condi-
lions satisfactory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-18
WOOL.
S. LOIIIS.
BOSTON.

D IlUJIS,
st. Louis, Nov. 1S--Wool. firm. Tori
tory and western mediums, 17@21; fine
mediums. 15@t7: fine, 12ft4
BOSTON.
Boston. Nov. l7.-Although the de-
mand for all grades OF wool i'll the To-
cal market continued heavy, there has
been slight falling Off in activity.
Prices, however, remain strong and even
show a higher tendency. Quotations:
county. i3M4s: southern, a1@8; fall
free, aS1i0
Oregon Eastern No staple, 5Sa6O;
eastern No. l clothing, 4Sn60; valley
No. /. 45dD4S Y
Territors-F'ine staple. 6Omes: fine me-
dium staple. 57da9; fine clothing, $40
blood. 53G57: eighth-blood, $40 OIL
quarter blood. 46Gbis
Pulled--Extra 569s9; fine. 52a54; SUI
pers a, 4%friS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-18
TopAY's MONEY MARKET

~, york Nov. 1s.-Money on CAL ,g
ne" ,em % r. mar cent; ruling rate ~
EASY e,asina IBID bid. IL: offered at IA demand
S2 Tis loans softer w't 81 days sss s@sA
W , Nose Prime mercantile paper ~
8 sterling exchange steady h;,,s M ~ Sass
thai business in bankers p, na at 4s6,O5
m4.S395 for go days DIS, hi1ls 4S3ssQ
for demand; commerc'a' 80
1895.
G cs bonds, steady; railroi"
bonds, irregular.