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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-23
STOCK PRICES
WERE F|TFUL

New York Doc 3--The stock market
today opened irregular in tone and the
dealings were congested In e few issues.
Very heavy buying OF Rock Island car
ried 1t up nearly points and the pre-
ferred gained =. Pennsylvania was ac-
tive at an advance of small fraction.
Denver * Rio Grande gained l ana
American Smelling and Virginia-Caro-
lima Chemical large fractions. American
Sugar preferred declined 1 and lnterna-
tional Pump Is.
The market held up well as long as
the coal stocks were strong, but when
the bidding up of Pennsylvania stopped
the list sagged I.ackawannn rose 5.
Reading second preferred ~. Long IS
land 4%. Pennsylvania. Frisco second
preferred and International Harvester l.
Big Four lost 1 and Consolidated Gas
IA
Speculative attention centercd on tho
coalers and Rock Island. The volatile
rise of IA points In Reading second pre-
ferred revived the report that IL would
be exchanged for common and hrst pre-
ferred stock in equal parts.
Lackawanna advanced 10, Rock Island
so. Central Railroad of New Jersey ?.
Delaware &c Hudson y and Reading and
international Pump l. 500 Limo lost "a
and Erie firSt preterrcd, AmalBamdteu
Copper and American Llnseed oil pre-
ferred /. When Rcndlng second pre-
fcrred reacted Sh prices elf.where fell
back. Some of the leading stocks sold
fraction lower than yesterdays final
prices.
Bonds were steady.
squirt in Wabash preferred and large
dealings therein had steadying effect
on prices for a time but the market att
erward sold off whom United States Steel
got down to sos. Reading second pre-
ferred lost several more points. making
it's reaction points Wabash preferred
rose IL and Denver & Rio Grando and
American Sugar l. Great Northern Ore
Certificates fell ].
The market stiffened n trinlc but fail
ed to hold It's advantage long, prices
slipping or TO new low levels In some
cases. Southern Railway preferred lost
IL and Colorado Fuel l. Pullman gain
ed ,,
The market closed irregular Wabash
preferred and Virginia-CaColina Chemi-
cal were pushed up 2 points in the late
dealings and Reading second preferred
rallied 3. The dropping tendency in the
general list was renewed afterwards
Erie second preferred declined 3 Lake
Erie & Western. American Can pre-
ferred, Republic Steel preferred and Ana
conda /. One hundred shares Of Wells
Fargo sold at $50 compared with SIS for
the preceding sale This makes a new
record price for the stock.
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for "A cents with geese while others
are selling at 22 cents.
Oranges are selling like hot cross
buns. One whole car went off In "a
hours yesterday. and the other cars
arriving are following suit. The new
est arrivals are large and very hnc
looking. Lemons too. are arriving In
goodly quantities, as are sweet pota-
toes and all kinds of garden truck
and green stuffs from California. There
wasbno fish this morning. except hall
but and rock cod. Maine coast Holsters
are expected. Meat men report sad
absence of the sucking pig, smiling on
passers-by with large apple in its
open countenance.
Market row dealers have exertcd
themselves to make their stands at
tractive to the purchasing eye; so con-
siderable attempt is being made in the
way of decoration.
An attempt was being made this
morning to dispose of several carloads
of oats in this city, but the commits
sion men preferred to walt until after
the first OF the year before accepting
any offers in that line. Hay Is not
scarce, as the roads are in very fair
condition. and growers are able with
out trouble to haul their hay to this
city.
The quotations obtaining in today's
markets are as follows:
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PRODUCE.

Chicago. Dec 23.-Wlth the decline of
34 to Ad. in the market at Liverpool
tho market here was steady during early
trading today owing to scattered buying
by commission houses which was thought
to be mainly for shorts. Cash demand
was still slack and the situation in the
northwest was bearish but many traders
were inclined to the belief that a reac-
tion was due following the decline of
more than 4c. within the last three days
Prices here at the opening were u low
er to Is q Y higher. December being at
1.l4l4 and May at 1.10Iah. Trading was
quiet early in the day and prices showed
little change. December selling of to
114N. May declined 10 10.
The selling pressure in corn had abat-
ed materially today and shorts were in
clined TO cover, which resulted In mod
crate advances In all deliveries Open
er, with May at 65si to Co. Later May
sold at 66ih.
Oats were heavy at the start because
OF renewed pronttaking May opened
unchanged to u lower at 10 to y and sold
off TO HA.
Provisions were strong on demand
brought out by lighter hog receipts here
than had been expected. Prices at the
opening were unchanged 10 M higher
Wheat-rhe market became decidedly
strong In tho latter part of the day
owing to the covering by shorts Dc
ceplber advanced TO 1l6h and MAY TO
LILY. Tho close was at almost the top.
with December up 1h at 1.16,4 and May
up Ia at 1.112s.
Contradictions OF unsettled wealth.
or caused additional strength later in the
day May advanced to 661z. The close
was strong, with May 1e9 IS higher at
IS SMk-
The board of trade will close at noon
tomorrow and remain closed until Mon
day.
close-wheat-Dec LIS; May, 1.uM:
July. 1.0l&: Sept. T&.
es,s@h.
oats.Dec.. 4i9s; May. 45ss: July. isM:
0fg'li PorkEJsa., = u. .es,4a 1.s; May. si.s,:
Lard-Dec;. 12.s5: Jan, 12.so May n.so
@11 ,e2,5; July. 1.s7ls
Ribs-Jan.. ii.+o; May. n.S1z; July,
lbs.
Rye-Cash, 70. Dec. 10.
Barlcy-Cash. 4SG63
Timothy-March. 4.006i05
Clover-March. 15.00
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. Dec. -Butter-steady.
Creamcries. Z7as5: dairles. 25aso.
Eggs-Easy at mark cases included.
24Isa @1s; receipts 2.5S5; firsts. s2 primo
flrsts, IS.
Cheese-Steady Daisies. 1elxAal; Twins.
1sah; Young Americas. 1eh; Long Horns.
l6E.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. Dec. 22-Raw sugar quiet.
Muscovado. SO test 365: centrifugal 80
test. 4.o5;; molasses sugar. 50 test. $50
Refined-ouiet Crushed. 5e5. granu-
lated, 4. 90; powdered 5-05
Coffee-Spot. quiet: No. Rio. S1z q -
No. Santos,
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KNIGHT TAKES OPTION.
Wizard of Tintic Secures Property in
Good Springs District.


Visitors from Good Springs this week
report a big zinc strike on the Prairie
Flower claim, on the Sandy side of the
Yellow Pine mining district about one
half mile north OF the we'll known Kent
mine The strike was made by Bill
Allen, who mas uncovered a body of
high grade zinc ore at least 20 feet
wide, probably the biggest ever found
in the district. The surface showing
certainly surpasses any ever seen In
that section, excepting perhaps the
Monte Cristo. The ore contains no lead
or silver and can be treated with the
utmost success at the Kansas smelter.
Shipping will begin at once.
Jesse Knight of Tintic. Utah, has
taken a 30-day option on the property
from the owners. Sam Yont and Bill
Allen. The claim was for years held by
previous owners as gold claim.
The Tintic mining man has also taken
over the lease and bond on the Milford
zinc mine. and Will purchase when due.
Two or three carloads have been
shipped from this mine during the past
month, loading at Roach siding, about
IL miles south of Jean. The Sandy side
of the district finds It more convenient
to ship from Roach than from Jean.
The haul to the railroad at that point
Will run from IL to IS miles, from diff
ferent mines.
Harry Riddall of Good Springs claims
10 have discovered a new process for
smelling the ore of that district that
will save all the values, at greatly re-
duced cost. The process Is fireless and
has been successfully tested on a small
scale.-Clark County Review
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Dec 23-Cattle-Receipts, es-
timated at 1000; market weak. Beeves.
4.00@S.40: Texas steers. 4.0OG4S0: west
ern steers. 4.00p6 Is; stockors and feed
ers, 3.50l5.Oo cows and heifers. 25O@
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 1900;
market Sc. higher. Light 7.sOMS. 20.
mixed. 7.a56S.35; heavy. S.O06S 40; rough.
S.05nS 30 good to choice heavy, $500
$40: pigs, 7.0o@S.oo; bulk of sales. S1O@
$50.
Sheep-Receipts. estimated at 10000.
market Steady. Native, 3.5o@5 90; west
ern, 3. I5d5.6O; ycarlinGs, 6.i0Mf.25; lambs,
native, b.1SaS.25; western. 5.75@S.20
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Dec 8.-Cattle-Receipts.
5000; market steady. Native steers. 800
stoclsers and feeders. 3.20@5 .20 bulls 3 90
@425; calves, S,6as.25; western steers.
4.00@6.25; western cows, 2.75@4 IS.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; market sc. high
er. Bulk of sales, s,00@S.3O: heavy, 80
GS.95; packers and butchers. s.10ls. 80;
light, 7.s0@s.2o; pigs. 7.0oa7 80.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; market steady
Muttons. 4,50@475; lambs. SIS a 500; fed
western wethers and yearlings, 5O0de 80:
fed western ewes. 4.25a5. .25
OMAHA
ooutn Omaha' Dec, 3-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 5000; market slow, steady Ma
tive steers, 4.ooaS.O0; cows and heifers
S.N@525; western steers. 3.oOa6 25: cows
and heifers. 2.So@4. 40; Gamers. 225 sag. %;
stochers and feeders, 2.75@5.35: calves.
S.S0a7 10; bulls, stays. etc. 2 75d4. so
HoGs-Receipts, 5.1O0: market slow.
weak Heavy. S.05@S.2o; mixed. s.o6@
$40; light, 7.90@S. 20: pigs. 6. 75d7. 10; bulk
OF sales, S.05dS.1O
Sheep-Receipts 400; market steady.
Yearlings 5.75@7 co. wethers. 4.75@ ). 30:
ewes, 4.2o@5.25; lambs, G. sO99 80
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

A. & NJ. 5O@6O: Boston Ely. 5h@A;
oak. 2Oh a x; Cum. Ely, SG9; Ely
Con. S0@Slc; CT. Con, S@ "a Flor
ence. 2Ss a Is; South Lake, 9& @1O;
Majestic. 1@1-16: National. 52@54;
Ohio Copper. 5h@ss; Raven. 1904;
pah. 1873 Chino 1o7s @111s; Inspira-
tion, SA@3s; Cactus. 5ss@% Black
Min. 50@60: Brit. Col. rs as: B. &c
L., 24@2S; Cob Cent. 25@26; First Nat,
5@ u; Daisy. T@12; Ray Cent, 8 1916
"a "a: La Rose. AZ as, Mckinley. S6@
s0c; New. Utah. @3s; Rh. Coaln..
24@26c; Ray Cons. 251s s@N; Seneca,
ella. s1a4&; Chief Consolidated,
2%@%; Ely Central. 3-16@M
Adventure, 6@7 Az. Coml. 47@M; B.
Coalition. 2S@h; c. & H, 6.65@6. 20.
c. NJ. 10@16, D. W. S%@9: CRANKY.
1.05@l.06; La Sale. 17@h; Mexico Con.
1905; Mohawk. 65@1s. NipissIng, 10H
as; Old Dominion. 5415@55; Parrot.
2eH@2a; Santa Fe, 2A@N; Tamaraek,
6S@7O; Trinity, 9@%; Victoria. 1905:
Wolverine, 1.49 bid; Utah Con. 4414 @45:
B. c.. 21Gs@N; East Butte. 13@A; Han
cock, S3@1z; Royale, 271s@%; Kew, 6h
az; North Lake, SOY; S. & b.
16@1s; OIL. 561s@57A; Apex, 1908;
AlloueZ, 56@60: Atlantic. 11h@12k; c.
& A, 1.O1@h; Cent. 37@3S; Cop. Range,
S3@15; Franklin. 1901; G. c. 11h@M;
Mass. 6iA@%; Mich, 7@h. Nevada
Con, 26%@%; N. b. 5oA@1s: Osceola.
.6S11. SO; Quincy, $685. Shannon.
16h@1s, Tenn. Copper. 3s1s@39; Utah
Copper, 591s @60; Winona, 9N@10;
Wyandot. 27s@3M; Zinc, 3s% @Ss; Cor
bin. Fix @22: Giroux, 11@%: HelvetIa,
6 asked; Lake. 70@%; Miami, 22A@h:
Newhouse. 4@1s; Ojibway. 11@h; S. &
P. 16A@1s U. s. com, 532i @54; do.
pfd.. 522@5S.
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NEW YORK COPPER CLOSE.

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon;
Butte & London, 25@@; Cumberland
Ely, Snl0; Giroux Consolidated, II 11h;
Nevada Consolidated, 2e&@Ss% Nevada
Utah. 1hM1as Nipissing. los a. e !;
Newhouse, 4@41-16; Tennessee Copper, 50
aa9. Utah Copper. 5sa4 qeoh; Davis DAILY.
AZ Q4G: Dominion Copper. 2@5: Ely
Central, 23-1em2A. Ely Consolidated. 50
0ss: Furnace Creek. 4Ie; Greene c. &
s. Com 2@5: Mitchell. 1-16@1s Mont
goncry Shoshoue. 1@1h; Nevada Smelt-
ing. 1@11s: Silver Queen, 22qe7; Silver
Leaf. 1904 King Edward, e-16@ l1-l6;
Foster Cobalt, 3@3S; Cobalt Central. p
M35; Mckinley -Darragh. S@9: Tintic
Mining. 1@2H; Gibraltar. asked; First
National Copper. SOCK: Boston Cons,
H4 @g& Yukon Gold. AZ d6; North
Butte Extension. 1@5; Miami Copper,
q X a 221s; B. S. Gas. S4@3s; Penna-
wyoming. . asked; FL Rayo. 2& @2S
Ray Consolidated. 25 ss q 5ss; Inspiration
Copper. S5-1e9S ZIG; ella Copper. 9S a
ss.. Chino Copper. l1@1ls Braden Cop
pcr 45kfi 1916
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LOCAL MARKETS.

The only article of food that has
threatened to be scarce in the Christ
mas markets in turkey. But appre-
tensions on this score will be cleared
up il the 10000 pounds of Missouri
turkey arrive Friday morning. as is
promised. However. a railroad block
ade OF any kind would rob Salt Lake
OF its Christmas turkey, and send prices
soaring skyward for the birds that are
now on hand. This morning. the whole
sale figure had risen to % cents. with
n chance of the retail price going up 10
80 cents. There are plenty of tame
geese In the market. more so than
duck Some dealers are holding stiffly
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

Now York. Dec. 23.-Money on call,
firm, 395b per cent; ruling rate, 55s
per cent: closing bid. 5 per cent. and
offered at per cent.
Time loans a little firm and not very
active; for 60 days, Az per cent; for
so days. 4A@h per cent; for six
months. iA4h per cent.
Close; Prime mercantile paper. 5@5l5
per cont.
Sterling exchange weak. with actual
business in bankers bills at $4.S4. 50G
@.65 for 60-day bills, and at $4.S7. 80 for
demand.
Commercial bills. s4.S5ss 9s4.s4G.
Bar silver. 52}4 cents.
Mexican dollars. A.
Government bonds, steady; railroad
bonds irregular.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
WILL PAY QUARTERLY.
knights VIII Change Policy OF
Companies Next Year.

Provo, Dec. PA radical change
Will be made In the method OF the
Knight companies paying dividends
during the next year it Is declared.
Instead OF monthly dividends it is
asserted that the velvet roll Will be
disbursed quarterly. Although moth
Ing definite has been given out by
the companies it is understood that
the action will be taken to cut
down office expenses OF Iron Bios
som and Colorado. In the past II
has required a greater. part OF each
month to pay out the earnings of
the company to the stock holders.
1t is believed that the move will
be an economic one.
When asked relative to the
change w Lester Mangum declared
that he knew nothing about it and
that there would be nothing done
until the first meeting OF the var
ious companies In January. Nr
Mangum was unwilling TO either
affirm or deny the story.
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UTAH NINE SHIPPING.
Sends in Car That Yields Good Profit
To COMPANY

The Utah mine yesterday marketed
another car of ore which was of a very
high grade. The car brought some-
thing over S2.100, and will materially
shorten the time when dividends will
again be paid by the company. The
car carried 100 ounces in silver to the
ton and ran SO per cent lead, according
TO the returns.
Another car load of ore is now being
prepared for shipment and the manage
ment is confident that it will bring
close to $4,000. This car. which con-
tains 3S tons, will be sold before the
end of the month.
On account of the purchase OF prop
erty and the installation of consider
able new machinery. the company has
paid but little in dividends this year
1t is now confidently believed that it
will be but a few months before the
company is again on the dividend list
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EXCHANGE WILL
CLOSE TOMORROW
cn,v one Session VIII be Held Until
After Christmas-Trading
In Opcx Is Heavy.

Oalv one session of the Salt Lake
stock exchange win be held tomorrow.
and the exchange Will then adjourn
until next Monduy morning This is
done TO enable the brokers to prepare
for Christmas eve.
Trading on the local exchange this
morning was not as strong as during
the sessions OF yesterday and great
deal OF interest was devoted to the
curb market where Opex was the star
performer From So cents this stock
was run up to SO cents and 1t closed
at IS cents. During the open board
session more shares of this stock were
sold tran the combined number of all
the others disposed of on the open
board. being 1888 shares. The exact
cause of the furry In the stock Is not
believed to be due to any new develop
ments at the mine. ]. VIII Knight de-
clares that tho company expects. some
strong developments at the property in
u few days. He has announced that he
knew of no cause for furry
Most of the stock was disposed of in
iO0-sharc lots and the last sale was
1.l00 shares at 45 cents.
ON the regular board Columbus Con-
solidatcd was strong this morning and
sold from 1.421s to $40. Grand Cent
trail showed up with considerable
strength this morning and 100 shares
commanded a price of s2.57h. Anoth-
or block of 100 shares was disposed OF
at s2.45.
Iro,, plosso,,, vvos staadx, tbis p,orn
ing and ranged within a cent OF 20
cents throughout the session. Prove In
which strike of considerable inn
por,ance was recently made sold at
cents this morning.
FORENOON QUOTATIONS.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET

James A. Pollock e. Co., bankers and
brokers. furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon:
coMsToCK.
Ophir. 1sThdg.0o; Mexican, LOO
1.72la Gould & Curry. 36Q37: Con Va.
1.i21z QIi5. Savage. 49@5o; Hale &c
Norcross. 5o@51: yellow Jacket: 1.25
bid; Belcher l0561.07ia; Confidence.
100 bid. Sierra Nevada. 52@54; Ex-
chequer. s2@33: Union. So asked; Choi
lar. 20 bid; Potosi, 60d62.
ToNoPAH.
MacNamara. 2s asked: Midway. 17@
IS; West End Cons. 24@25; Jim Butler
961o
BULLFROG.
National Bank. asked; Maynower
Homestake Cons, asked; Tramp
Cons, i65.
MANHATTAN.
Mani. Cons. 3 bid; Dexter. asked;
Mineral Hin. asked.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairview Eagle. l2@I4: Pittsburg Sill.
Peak. 70 asked. Round Mountain. 50
bid; Rawhlde Coalition, Is bid.
GOLDFIELD.
Sandstorm. 4@5; Col. Mt. 6 asked !;
Jumbo Ext, 13@14: Booth. GAIL; Blue
Bull, 3@4; Silver Pick. 9@lo. Blue Bell,
asked; Lone Star. 2 bid; ORC, 4 bid !;
Atlanta, 9@lo; CT. Bend. 29S: Florence.
2.65@2.70; D'feld B. b. Con. asked:
Goldficld Daisy. S@9; Comb. Fraction.
4h656: Ct PEND Ext. l asked; CT. Bend
Annex, asked; Kewanos, 667; Red
| Hills. 264; V. Tiger. 3 bid; Grandma.
1 bid; Goldfield Con, s0O6SO5; D'feId
| Triangle, ] asked; c. o. d. s asked
| Florence Ext'n.. . asked
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MORNING SALES.

Black Jack. 1.Oss at 9%: 500 at 10.
Colorado, 1.5o0 at 7s seller so; 100
at "a seller 60: 100 at "A; 200 at 10.
Columbus, 100 at 1.421a seller so;
$50 at 1.42h; 1900 al 14o.
Crown Point. 500 at Az
DAILY Judge. 10 at AS.
East Tintic Dew, 1000 al ~
Grand Central. 100 at 2.37is seller
so: 100 at 2.4s; 100 at 2.45. buyer so.
Iron Blossom, 1900 at 10; 100 at SO
seller so.
Little Bell. 200 at lbs
New York. 500 at 141z seller 60
Provo, 1000 at s.
Silver King. 200 at 3.S0
Sioux Con. $500 at 32
South Columbus Con-, 500 at 1O3k.
Tintic Central, 1000 at s.
Uncle Sam. 100 at 46 seller so; 200
at AZ.
OPEN BOARD.
Columbus. 100 at I.421s; 500 at I.4O
DAILY Judge, 10 at 475.
Iron Blossom. 500 at 60; 500 at 20.
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DON'T WAIT TILL LAST DAY.
HaIf PrIce Next Four nar.

A delayed shipment of Fine Kid
Body. Jointed and Dressed Dolls jus-
arrived. We will close them and ali
Toys. Games and high class framed
Pictures out at half price. Open eve-
nings.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
6 Main ST
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DOLLS, TOYS, GAMES.
HALF PRICE NEXT q DAYS

We have large stock lately arrived
of Dolls, Elegant Framed Pictures and
New Games. Half price as long as
they last. Open evenings.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Main St
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HALF PRICE NOW.

Dolls. toys. games and fine art pic
lures at half price the next four days
You don't need to walt until Xmas eve
for bargains. Open evenings.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE
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Totals .2o.7s6 s11.325.s5
AFTERNOON SALES.
Bingham Amalgamated. 500 at 11h.
Black Jack, 500 at 10.
Colorado. LOO at 72. seller 60; 500 at
72: 100 at 49,; 80 at "A.
Columbus, 900 at l42ls; 100 at l42;s.
seller 60: 100 at Las. buyer 60.
Crown Point, 1000 at AZ.
East Tintic Development. 500 at ~.
200 at 2.45
Iron Blossom, s.1OO at SO; 1000 at eS,
seller 60
Lowor Mammoth. 100 at 50; 300 al 5S.
buyer so.
Mason Valley 200 at 2.o2ls 200 at EOS
New York, 100 at IA, seller ..
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BOSTON COPPER RANGE.

James A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers' furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon:
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis. Dec. 2s.-Wool. unchanged.
Territory and western mediums. A@2S:
fine mediums, 2lp25; fine. l2mO
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j. r. WHITNEY. Stock Broker.
3s4 Atlas Bell 1870. Res. soo4-z
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RETAIL.
FLOUR. GRAIN AND Hay.

Family flour, per cwt. ............300 90
Flour. straight grade. per cwt $50
Flour, high patent, per owt. ......3.30
Bran and shorts. LAO
Straight shorts .................1 .1.60
Timonthy hay. per cwt ....-.....1 .1.20
Alfalfa hay, per cwt. ........... 100
Corn, per cwt.. ..1.s0
Rolled barley. per cwt. ..........175
Wheat per cwt ...!...............22
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New York. 500 at 14ls seller 60.
Sioux Con, 500 at 80.
REHABILITATION.
Shares. Amount
Regular board ..14,793 Ss.133.S0
Open board ...... 5,99S 3.191.S5
Totals ..... .2o.7S6 s11.s25.65
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SUGAR AND COFFEE.

New York. Dec. 22-Raw sugar. quiet
Muscovado. SO test s55: centrifugal. 80
test. 4.05; molasses sugar. 50 test $50.
Refined-Quiet Crushed. 5.6S: granu-
lated. AS; powdered 5-O5
Coffee-Spot. quiet; No. Rio. S1z q - ,
No. 4 Santos,
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MEATS AND POULTRY.
DAIRY PRODUCTS.

Creamery butter. per pound. ...... 40
Butter ranch. per pound. $50
Cheese, per pound. .............. l35
Ranch eggs. per dozen As
Neufchatel cheese Observation-Disclosures 10
Pkg. cream cheese. two pounds. 10
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-10-29
First Addition TO StrsndberR.

Sec. Blk.
Cooperative Creamery Assn ....... /
Second Addition to Strandberg.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-10-29
List of Delinquent
Real and Personal Taxes
For the Year 1909.

III. o. Nelson, the duly elected, qualified and acting
Treasurer in and for Grant County, South Dakota, do hereby
give notice that the annexed list contains the descriptions
Of all lands in Grant County, South Dakota, on which taxes,
being the real. and personal taxes due for the year 1909, re-
main unpaid; and that said lands will be sold for said taxes,
with added costs, accruing as provided by statue, com.
nencing
THE SECOND OND OF NEXT,
being the
EIGHTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 1909,
between the hours Of 8 O'Clock a. m. and 4 O'Clock D. m. of
said day, and SAID sale will be adjourned and continued
from day to day until all of said lands have been offered for
sale, as provided by law; that the said sale will be held and
take place as aforesaid at the Office OF the county treasurer
IN the court house n the city Of Milbank, ''rsnt County,
South Dakota; that the amount given IN the annexed list for
each de scriptiOn includes the real estate and persona. taxes
due and delinquent for the year 1903, with interest and pen
Atty to date of sale. aud the statutory cost of advertising.
Witness my hand this twelfth day of October, A. D. 1909.
j. 0. NELSON.
Treasuf er Of Grant County, South Dakota.