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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-04
STOCKS ARE STRONGER.
Trading L. slow ON salt Lake Stock
And Mining Exchange

Although trading was remarkably
slow and dragged on the local ex-
change today. stocks were brighter and
stronger. The sales for the morning
were better than on Tuesday. only
few Of the leading stocks figured in
the sales. while the curb market at
fracted considerable attention.
Colorado was strong on account Of
dlVident day drawing closer. The
stock sold at S1.32ls and Sl.35. while
Iron Blossom showed better prices The
stock sold from 30 20 "A cents. Only
few sales OF the stock We're made.
Grand Central brought a better price
today than at any time since partial
settlemen OF the judgment against the
Mammoth was made. The stock sold
"a S22O and S2.22ia. Sioux CONSOLE
dated showed but little change in
price.
The total number OF shares disposed
at today was 80. 1855, while the amount
represented by the transactions was
Slt,745.50
On the curb market trading was
lively. Mcdonald Els brought ~ cents
for 400 shares and Uintah Treasure
Iiills was disposed OF at 40 cents for
300 shares. Tho trading iu Federal
Ely was 1000 shares al 10 cents and
another block OF the same size at 20
cents During the morning 2, 100 shares
of Ely witch were sold at 40 cents.
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cents Sau 'ne market advanced IA
on co,,.. y" peet steers. 10 10 he 70 2
stockers ga S'aeea little stron,,o,e nl'
Of cai,os Feeders, but ne ~ o.
prices de,,,,.ppii,VE eu burdensor,. Appq
week TTShi,ned % cents TO Ia an
markc, 49, run today II 5000 tnc
steady on cows and stockcs On steen.
rs calves a quarter hiebor aod feed.
percentage Of the supni,. larger
.som the Panhandle. New ~ coming
Noiorado than any time 1sNlco ana
season, and sellers are oxtror,v,e tbs
S.,'isneu with their sales. .rra,Iy Wen
" fanhandle and New Nh loads
are selling at $40 to ass. csn.o cow
Wet cows at 2.I5 TO 3.25 cei,a Us and
800 Bulk OF the COLORADO w, $50 to
are selling at 4.75 TO sos. q - ~ Steer
up 20 $50, and medium u.s" a,eg
az 400 TO 4.G0; fat cow sfo' steet
helfers up to 450 Ranps go 20 ~
az 400 10 AS. some eoos Ihvueis ssl
MeNlcos at the latter nt.,,,,. NeT
stockers AT 3.55 20 $50 a feV, , TO-DAY
and OF color steers downward y, ninol
Iotal shipments OF stock ana y, ~ wv
cattle from here To countr, 'svoHg
last week was 500 car Loads pom,
i"k ~p'NVu cattle, and the dlstrgh.n
was general, Illinois, Indiana ,nS spS alat
taking bulk Of the good feeder' Va9
cattle going mainly 70 a'ou
Kansas and those states wSera 0aa
corn crop Is little short. 10
sheep and lambs arrived I'm IA,
numbers last week. 44.OO0 bead nosl
was slightly greater than The ~ ma.a
week, or the corresponding wsatA
year ago. Prices were a Ittlc
during the week, but the msrL n's
stronger today, string IN ~
lambs weighing 81 pounds al az
day. which Is as good as a v,eeL ~. "
Fat ewes out OF this shipment so,Sse
400, and yearlings weighing Toe no'.s n
sold at 800. Medium class Iaph. a.s
at $40 to 6.75, and Arizona &C., =.
lambs at $50 A feature of the n,o ,i.s
on feeding lambs in the last w
was the sale Thursday of nearlv w
Nevada feeding lambs. 81 POUNDS !,
$50. Feeding wethers sen M iq =
4.5O breeding ewes $50 10 200 D.
ceipts here for October were nrsctic.i
" the same as during same mont,
last year. $4,000 head
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NOTHING CERTAIN
ABOUT MARKET

New York. Nov 4-The mixture Of
gains and losses shown hy the open
ing prices OF stocks today made the
most prominent stockA lower while
the gains we're found among minor is
sues. Lacledc Gas rose ! and Color
ado Fuel and New York. Chicago a
So. Louis v. General Electric de-
clined ~ and Reading, Baltimore 4
ohio and Amalgamatcd Copper large
fractions.
Tho market became weak when
Union Pacific. New York Central and
United States steel declined sharply.
The losses in the specialtics were not
as a rule important and when the cop
per stocks rose later the whole list
recovered. Amalgamated Copper rail-
lied point. American Smelling sold
nearly as much above Yesterdays
close. Prices failed TO hold and the
market ran OF again. New York Cen
Pacific / and Lake Erie & Western
Az Pittsburg Coal preferred Ia,
Western MARYLAND n and American
Agricultural Chemical I.
United States steel was carried 1 over
last night and advances We're made by
a miscellaneous lot Of specialties. The
general list hardened but slightly and
then eased on again. Iacka wanna rose
10. International Harvester an, Ameri-
can Agricultural Chemical 3. American
Smelling & Pittsburg Coal i9s. and Mis-
souri, Pacific. National Lead, United
states Pipe. Sioss- sheffield steel, Beth
lehem steel. International Pump and
American Cotton oil about a point.
Erie. New Haven and st. Louis e san
Francisco second preferred declined 1
and Lake Eric & Western preferred 2iR.
Bonds were steady
There was more activity In the rail-
road stocks section. with some strength
in the southwestern group. A few in
active specialties continued 10 make
gains Missouri Pacific rose IA Rock
Island preferred 4 and American can
preferred l. Baltimore & Ohio. Great
Northern ore certificates and American
Hide & Leather preferred lost /.
Heavy and confident buying Of United
States steel which advanced points 70
%, did not prevent New York Central
from going down points. The rest
OF the list moved listlessly OF not at all.
Reading second preferred lost 2. Amer
lean Sugar gained / and Virginia Caro-
lima Chemical ~
The market closed unsettled and ir-
regular A rise OF 2lk in Colorado Fuel
was feature OF the late market. Union
Pacific and Reading rose a fraction over
last night. Atlantic Coast Line gained
2h, Colorado Southern and Mackay
Co 2. Pressed Steel Car IL. st. Louis
and Southwestern IL. Louisville and
Nashville and North American l.
American Express sold at decline
Of and Vulcan DEFINING 8 Hooking
Valley certificates advanced 5.
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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 a. London, 25d35. Cumberland
Ely, SQsik. Glroux Consolidated, gA4
g1s Nevada Consolidated, 26iaa26is
Nevada Utah. ] 3-i6Qik; Nipissing
lOaf MtOA Newhouse. 3AQ3i4 Utah
Copper, 49ih go. Davis DAILY bHd6h
Dominion copper SOS; Ely Central.
4 l-16N4lk Ely Consolidated, $3.50;
Furnace creek. 5alO; Greene G. g. s.
Com 3Qe; Mitchell, l-l6qlt Mont
gomery shoshone. l0l 1915. Nevada
Smelling, ANA, Silver Queen. 25asO:
silver Leaf l7G1S; King Edward.
ha4& Foster Cobalt 3jGA. Cobalt Ceu-
trial. 27h@&; McKinley-DarIagh. $50
IS. Tinto Mining, likM2A. Gibraltar,
1d3. First National copper. 69s G6J.
Nevada Hills 75QS5; Boston Cons. IA
ais; Yukon Gold 1906; North
Butte Extension. EOS; Miami Copper.
l6ia@il; h. s. Gas, N0l. Penna Wyo-
ming asked; El Rayo. -16a2ik: Ray
Consolidated, lSAgi9; Inspiration COP
per l441@, Ray Central. 2 7-l6Q2i4;
ella Copper 7hdS; Chino Copper. sff
50, Bmden Copper, 3Ad3A
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CONCENTRATES.

Lester Mangum Of Provo was in the
! city yesterday
Manager Tony jacobson has gone 10
the Columbus Consolidated mine at
Alta.
Within another week the Ohio Copper
mill win be ready for action. The
transformers are now being put In.
George Havercamp has sold his seat
on the salt Lake Stock and Mining
exchange 10 William B. Albertson.
Tomorrow will be sale day Of all
Lower Mammoth stock on which the
assessment has not been paid The
sale Will take place at ? o'clock in
the afternoon.
The regular monthly meetings OF the
Uncle sam and May Day Mining COM
panies will be held Monday. At that
time the Uncle sam will probably post
its usual dividend Of . cents a share
which viii mean the distribution Of
$4,000. Ii is believed that only routine
matters win be taken up.
Damages in the sum of $4,000 are
asked OF the DAILY West Mining com
pany In a suit dled in the district court
yesterday by Christian Burgener Bur
gener sues tor damages alleged to have
been caused by the death OF his son,
who was killed at the companys mine
at Park City, ON May 10, last The boy
who was 20 years old. was, through an
accident thrown from the cage when IL
reached the 1900 foot level OF the mine
David Evans, manager Of the King
David and Indian Queen properties In
Beaver county, was in Salt Lake yes
terday. The King David shaft Is down
go feet. At the 700 foot level drifting
will be started. The Indian Queen tun-
mel is now breaking into highly min
erallzed territory, at a distance Of
$3.50 feet.
l., c. Burton, who recently returned
from Mohave county, Arizona, where
he has been samplng and testing the
ore In the Utah Arizona Gold a Copper
company property, declares that the
mill will be started shortly. He asserts
that in the Pride " the West claim
there is large tonnage OF ore carrying
average values Of S2l so in gold and
copper. Other ore bodies averaging $50
a ton are being opened up in various
other places on the property In sew
eral places the ore bodies are four 10
six feet wide. The water supply Is
OF the best and there Is plenty OF il.
Besides supplying the mill, water Is
piped into the miners cabins.
At a meeting of the stockholders Of
the American ftaa Nihlis 'oHipdhy NJ
Park city Wednesday, Il was voted to
re-incOrporate the company under the
laws Of Nevada, and increase the capt.
talization from 500. 900 shares at 81 each.
to 600 600 shares at the same par
value. The increase viii be used for
the purchase Of the Constellation
ground recently taken over, 10 pay m
outstanding bonds and to secure cash
for more extended development work.
bout 80 per cent OF the stockholders
We're represented at the meeting
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, Lower cables and the weakness OF the
cash situation IN this country were the
principal Depressing factors. The vol
ume o. trading was small during the
initial hour
Prices az the opening were n shade 60
y lower With December AZ LON to
i.0i7s. later the December option rail-
lied TO i.o3it. but soon declined back
again 10 the opening level
Continuance OF clear weather IN the
corn belt prompted moderate sales OF
corn nj the start resulting In slight de-
clines in an deliveries. The December
delivery opened unchanged to y lower
az 5Sas to 5sis. and sold on TO 5Sh@
$50.
oats opened steady on account Of
buying by a leading elevator interest,
but soon eased of on scattered selling.
inspired mainly by the hcavincss OF
other grains. December opened a shade
lower 70 a shade higher ~ 39h to s9i..
sold up 20 S9% and then declined TO 30.
Provisions were in general demand at
the start and initial quotations showed
gains ~ 2hm5 To 12ia cents. The prin-
Cipal demand was for lard. Continued
light receipts OF live hogs In the west
was a bulllsh influence
Wheat--The market was extremely err
rattle during the greater part OF the day.
caused renewed liquidation. which re
suited in December declining to 1.0lh.
Late I'm the session prices advanced
sharply. December rallying 20 1.03is.
The close was Arm, with December a
shade higher, at 102.
Corn-The market became firm late
in the session in sympathy with the
bulge In wheat December advanced TO
5S7t and closed firm. \ cent up. at 5Sss.
Close: Wheat-Decembcr. i.02, May,
f.02h d1-023s; July. 957s.
December. SS&s; May e0ss July.
e0kd60h
Oats-December, SsA; May. 4i%@4iTs;
July, saik.
Probationary. 1885; May, 1850.
Lard-November, 12.Seia; January,
II 20; May. 1i.30.
Ribs-January 1880; Nav. 1920.
Rye-Cash. 73is@7l; December, 72k;
May. 76iA.
Barley-Cash. 52d66.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3.75; March, 40.
Clovcr-Nothing doing.
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Range. SIt @Si%: Greene can. II Z
a121s, La sail, ia a; Mass eW
81; Nipissing. 1OM a i0% Old
Dominion. $50 $50 shannon, 10 , g
1873; Tenn cop, 361s q 36%; Utah
Cop. 5Oss u Sis: Anal, Ssls IS a :
East Butte. I2a12is: Arcadian, =
a.. n. Lake. 7n7h $. & 7. is y a
16% United States NJ, 55h q
55h 4. 8 pfd., 525k asked; c. A.
101 Gt02. Cent. 5000; ID West
7%aS. Granny, 9Sm 100; Mex. Cons,
5mh Mohawk. 81 a62. New. Cons,
264s d267s: North Butte, sea SO y
United Cop. Sn9; Utah Cons, "a y
G45. Winona 1ns; VOL, $50 asked :
A. a Al, o5nJ5, hegoie. lnl% B a
L.. % bid; G.. Ely SMSS Ely Cent,
l5-16M4, First National So T6 y I;
Ray Cent. 2%M2 9-1s; Ia Rose, l5-l6
as: Med. S5m9o; Nevada Utah. IL %
l%: Raven, S5NS0. Chino, ~ as;
Yukon. ~ as: Chief. l&gi i-l6; b.
Ely. 81, "a; Cobalt Cent, 2Sa2s; d.
d.. 6a6h; Ely Cons. ss99o; g. +.
Cons. u aTss; South Lake, IN as :;
Majestic. ~ G1h National osao6;
Rh. Coal'n.. 3im38. Ray Cons. lS@. a.
10; Queen SO%s5; Tonopah, 6ls Qsbj
ella, 17sd
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TODAY's MONEY MARKET

New York. NOV. Mooney on call
somewhat easter 3&q4 per cent;
ruling rate 81 closing bid as. Offer
ed at 4.
Time loans easier: go and 80 days
4ikO% per cent; six months al
Closc-prime mercantile paper, ~ ~
per cent.
Sterling exchange weak with actual
business In bankers bills al S4s315
mand.
Commercial bills, t4s2M aA.
Bar silver, 52i cents.
Mexican dollars, 40 cents.
Government bonds easy, railroad
bonds steady
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NEVADA CONSOLIDATED.
Annual Financial statement l. Issued
From Boston.

Boston Nov 4-The financial state
mont ~ the Nevada Consolidated
Mining company Tor the fiscal year
ended sept 30. 1909. o. as follows.
Net earnings. Sl,6fc.062, dividends
received. &i2g,9hli miscellaneous ln-
come. flbl2. dividends accrued.
$4,000. Total Income, S2,28G.G61 M
terost s1fAg9I; surplus. te.06lsI0.
The balance sheet lH us follows.
Assets Property. 3l,9f1.U9f; lnyest-
ments. s5.27O.V0O; trustoed stock,
S3.6fi,500. supplies siO0b03. ac-
counts receivable. f316.633i ore m
transit S2At9,1sl, cast $3.50, 1Ol.
Total tl1OAA629.
Liabilities Capital stock $4,000 900:
bonds se,1sf,500. accounts payable
Sg54TS4. trusleed stock. $4,000.
unpaid charges. SftAa5O: premiums.
s3.o73,f1oi profii ana loss. f2.0g4.f00.
Total SiI0af622
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LIVE STOCK.

Omaha. Nov 4-Cattle--Receipts
1000. Market steady 10 strong Ma
tive steers 4500S00; COWS and heif-
ers, 3O0@5.25; western steers, 350d
695; cows and heifers. 2.SOd4S0; can
ners, 2.25Q325: stockers and feeders,
275d5.25; calves, 350G7.O0; bulls, stays,
etc. 2.55646O.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000. Market cents
higher. Heavy. 755Q7s0; mixed. ZOO
775; light. 165G715; pigs, 6.5oaI2S;
bulk OF sales, 7.70G775.
Sheep Receipts. 1850, Market 10
cents higher. Feeders, steady. Year
lings. 4sOd5.sO: wethers. 4.00G4.sO;
ewes, 3S56 5.30 lambs, 6.30d 90.
CHICAGO.
Chicago Nov. Seattle Receipts, es-
timated at 5000; market steady. to a
shade higher. Beeves 3Od9l0; Texas
steers. 3.s0Qs.S western steers asa
Z -. stockers and feeders. SOFA 800;
cows and heifers. 2-Ooq6.O; calves, $3.50
$50.
Hogs-Receipts. estimated at 1900:
market ga l0c. higher. Light. 7.OH 7.S5
mixed, 7.$sgs .O5; heavy, 7.40as.10; rough.
7.f0G7 a.; good to choice heavy, 1905 10;
pigs. 5.60d7 80: bulk or sales, 7.so4s.oo.
sheep--Receipts. estimated at 1900;
market strong to l0c. higher. Native,
2.50Q4.75; western, 2.70G4.s0. yearlings,
1904 a.; lambs, native, A5SQ73O; west
ern. 4.75dT.3.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Nov. 4--Cattle-Receipt
1900; market strong. Native steers. AS
mS.5O. native cows and hefers. ?. 80
3. 20. stockers and feeders 8 OOl6 %;
bulls, 2.6od3.S0; calves. 3.5G6.G: west
ern steers. 3.SOd5.5O: western cows, 70
a4.40
Hogs-Receipts. 1900. market TO iOc.
higher. Bulk OF sales .604T.S5. heavy,
: .S0u7 20; packers and butchers, 65sdr7 s.
light. 725ff7.75 pigs 65OG7.25.
Sheep--Receipts. 5000: market steady.
Muttons, 4O0a4.76 lambs, 5.OQzN;
range wethers and yearlings. 4.0gn s. .
range ewes. 3.O0d4.75.
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NEw MAN At STAR NINE.
Captain ". y. Chase Takes Charge at
Cherry Creek

According Go r. IL. Cannon, who Is
here from Cherry Greek Thomas @
Davis. who has been superintendent
Of the Glasgow q Western Exploration
for the past ~ years viii be sue
coed I'm that capacity by Captain w.
=. Chase. Of Golconda, SAYS the White
Pine News. Mr. Davis will not sever
his connection with the company. but
will be transferred 20 some OF the
other properties in the west under the
control Of the Glasgow Western.
The new superintendent arrived az
cherry Greek last Friday 10 enter
upon his duties. he was formerly con-
nected with the company management
az Golcouda.
There is now more activity along
mining lines az Cherry Greek than az
any previous time during the last 10
years" said Mr.. Cannon. "rhe new
Star conccntrator d. In working order
and iH crushing about 15O tons OF ore
each day About seventy men are em-
ployed by the star people around the
mine and mill"
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30155 Sli,745.J0
AFTERNOON SALES.
Black Jack. 1900 at "a; 100 at Ala;
lS6 at 10.
Colorado. 500 at l.s2la
Columbus. COO at sc; 100 at 65.
Crown Point, 800 at T.
East Tintic con. 1000 at pa.
Fnst Tintic Development. 1000 at 10.
Indian queen. 1000 al q
Iron Blossom. 200 az y
Mason Valley. 300 at 200
Mineral FRAT 5000 at 3.
Nevada Hns 100 at IS, 300 al 49,;
200 at ~ 500 at II seller so.
New York 246 at 8; 1000 al SA.
Ohio Copper, SO al $50.
Seven Troughs. 500 at 1917.
sioux Con- 800 at G3.
Tnuc Central. 1000 at ga.
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PRODUCE.
RITTER AND EGGS.

Chicago, Nov. -Butter-Steady.
Creameries. 8k m9Oik dairies. 24d2S
Eggs-Firm. at mark. cases included.
IS; receipts. 4.i53; nrsts. &; prime
firsts, n.
Cheese-Firm Daisies. 1904. Twins.
15StQ16. Young Americas. 1e4h Long
Horns. 15&d16
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York, Nov. 4.--Sugar. raw,
steady: fair refining, $50; centrifugal,
96 test 40; mOlasses sugar, 3.55; re-
fined steady; crushed, SIS; powdered,
ass. graduated. Sis.
Coffee--irm; No Rio ca nominal;
No. 4 Santos S%
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RosToN ooPPER CLOSE.

Inter Smelter, l43Qi5O. Boston
Cons ia OILS, Boston Corbin. az
m21A GirouN. 9A@s7s: Lake, 36E
m31i Miami, 16A OH Nowhouse,
3ia G3h, s. Alb. 13ii d13A: Utah
Apex. - 0Ah. Adventure. ahaB.
Ariz ComL. 4b& G45As Butte Coal.
20 y @eshi e.. a H. Cos go; Copper
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ONLY $3.50
no Logan and Return.

Saturday. November 9Th, via oregon
short Line for Football game, Fort
Douglas vs. Agricultural College. Spe-
cial will leave Union Depot $50 a. m.
returning after the game. Tickets linn
tied TO November 9TH.
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FORENOON SALES.
Ajax, 100 AZ 35is.
Colorado, 100 at .32ia.
Columbus. 800 at 6S; 2, 300 at 6s, seller
so: 500 at g. seller 60.
Grand Cent 200 at 2 20; 800 at 2.z2Sa.
Ind. Queen. 500 at 3.
Iron Blossom. $50 at "a; at TO-
Mason Valley, 900 at 1.97is.
New York 500 at Sh.
Provo. 1900 at 10; 1900 at s% seller
sioux con. 500 at "a; 100 at So; 100 at
S. buyer so.
Uncle sam, GO Cat 50.
Yerington Cop. 1000 at 81 200 Dat J.
OPEN BOARD.
Colorado. 300 at / 80.
Columbus. 500 at s..
Iron Blossom 200 at Is; 200 at u,
seller 80.
10. Nam, 100 at 40.
May Day. 500 at l6.
Ohio Cop. so az $50.
TOTALS.
Shares. Value.
Regular ...... ..... 81. 205 S4s0.50
open 49,. .............. $3.50 $3.50
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LEGAL BLANKS.

OF every character and description
arranged from the best legal forms
and brought strictly up 10 date.
A fun supply always on hand a. the
Dcseret News Book Store.
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EXCURSION TO LOGAN,
saturday. Norembcr 9Th

Via O. s. L. for Football game. Fort
Douglas vs. Agricultural College
Round trip $3.50. Special train will
leave Union depot 1880 a. M, special
returning. Limit, November eth.
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SIX BEST SELLING BOOKS.


According 10 the foregoing lists, the
ok books lhctipn) which have sold best
In The order OF demand during the
month are.
l. The Goose Gin. MacGrath 81. 10
p Tho Inner Shrine. Anon .....si. so
g. A certain Rich Man White IN 10
4 The Bride OF tho Mistletoe.
Allen D.. .........,..................sl2 rs
8. katriue. Lane ..................tl.50
9. The Romance % a Plain Man.
hlahboN .tffftftrtf.ts..t.s.s 10
For sale al tho
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PRODUCE.


Chicago Nov. 4.-The wheat market
was still weak at the opening, although
sentiment in the pit was not 80 bearish
ss during the last half OF the previous
session when prices slumpod severely.
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WEEKLY MARKET LETTER

Especial Correspondence
Kansas City Stock Yards, Nov. L.
Cattle receipts last week we're $4,000
head here, including 1900 calves.
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ST. LOUIS.
81. Louis Nov 4--NoOl. unchanged.
Territory and western mediums 24G 20:
fine mediums 23d26: fine, 1902
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W q. ALBERTsON.
Mining broker.

suite s0s Boston Bldg. Both Phones
2l5. Hca. Ben l053 ..
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.. Il. WHITNEY. stock Brokes.
tat Atlas Bell tt70 Rea sOOt-Z
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Pioneer Roonngs.

Sold. laid and guaranteed BY
LAMBERT PAPER CO.
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WOOL.

ST LOUIS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-28
SCORES BOARD OF HEALTH.
Or. swezey, Attacks New Quarantine
Law as Injustice to Afflicted Family.

Or. Swezey, Attacks New Quarantine
Law as Injustice to Afflicted Family.
Des Moines, Oct. 2S.-When the state
board of health allowed the legislature
to pass the quarantine bill last winter
without protest it lost its moral back
bone, charged DR.. A J. Swezey of
DEBORAH, the newly elected president of
the State Boards of Health Association,
directly to the members of the state
board in conference with the associa-
ton at the Y. NJ. &C. A yesterday.
When DR.. Swezey attacked the state
board of health yesterday it was with
no mincing Of words or manner. The
fact that the law compels the family
under quarantine to pay all of the ex-
penses of quarantine and fumigation
is one of Its very worst features. de-
clared DR.. Swezey. While 1t is the pub
lie that is protected from an epidemic,
it is the afflicted family that has to
assume the burden Of expense OF this
public protection, he argued. Unless
the breadwinner of that family declares
himself pauper there is no financial
assistance given to him to pay for this
public probationary method from di-
sease.
Officers Of the Boards Of Health AS
ISOLATION were elected as follows:
President, DR.. A. j. Swezey, DEBORAH;
vice president, DR.. Fred Albert, Mason
City; secretary and treasurer, DR.. w.
G. Carhart, Marion.