davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Red Cloud chief., 1909-07-15
Good Wheat in Hitchcock County

The labor bureau has received word
from Hitchcock county that l.. b. Har-
rison of near Trenton has 200 acres
of wheat which will average thirty
bushels to the acre. Mr.. Harrison ex-
poets to receive 81 a bushel for his
wheat, which the labor commissioner
believes, taken altogether, makes an
extremely good showing for Hitchcock
county.
The Red Cloud chief., 1909-07-15
Call for Health Records.

Gov. Shallenberger and Attorney
General Thompson of the state board
of health passed resolution calling
upon the board of secretaries of the
board to turn over the records to the
new board of secretaries appointed by
the governor under the new law.
The Red Cloud chief., 1909-07-15
Burlington Wants Rehearinq.

The Burlington road has asked the
supreme court for rehearing in the
WILDER l. Cram case. wherein the court
upheld the constitutionality of the act
of 1907 which reuires live stock trains
to move at the rate of eighteen miles
an hour on main lines and twelve
miles an hour on branch roads. Judge
Barnes dissented from the opinion of
the Corut.
The Red Cloud chief., 1909-07-15
Motor Car Without Smoker.

The state railway commission gave
permission to the Northwestern to
run its motor car between Lincoln and
Fremont without a smoking compart-
ment. The new law provides a smok.
ing compartment and toilet room on
all cars, but it specifies that the state
railway commission may set aside the
is not necessary.
The Red Cloud chief., 1909-07-15
Want TO Raise Rates,

Lincoln.-The application of the rail
roads for permission to raise the rates
on milled feed to the same rate that
applies on raw feed from Humphrey,
Norfolk. Albion and Oakdale to Omaha
was heard before the railway commits
sion. With it was incorporated the pc
tition of the roads to make the Mis-
souri, Pacific put its -four rate on par
with its wheat rate from Crete to
Omaha.
The Red Cloud chief., 1909-07-15
Live Stock Pavilion.

The State Fair board will buy the
piles and drive them in order to have
a solid foundation for its new live
stock pavilion. The price asked for
the piles by the contractors was more
than the board thought it could afford
to pay, so it secured them at a cheaper
rate by doing it's own buying.
The Red Cloud chief., 1909-07-15
Mrs. Roosevelt in Genoa.

Genoa.-After a stormy passage on
the steamer Credic, with Mrs. Theo
dore Roosevelt and her three children
aboard, arrived here at 10 o'clock on
Sunday evening from Naples. Tho
party remained on board the steamer
The Red Cloud chief., 1909-07-15

The Burlington system was assessed
different this year from last. Last
year the assessment ranged from
$4,000 to $4,000 a mile and this year
the assessment ranges from $50, 200 to
$4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
TRADE REPORTS
MORE SATISFACTORY
They Hold Out Most Encouraging
For UneuuaIed Business the
Coming Year.
CONFIDENCE RElGNS SUPREME


New York. Nov. 5.--R. O. Dun &
Co.'S weekly Review OF trade tomor-
row viii say:
without exception the reports OF
trade, both wholesale and retail in all
parts or the country. are more than
satisfactory and hold out the promise
for 1910 Of year OF an unequaled
business. What this means. expressed
in almost ineonceivable figures. is that
the United States is increasing it's
wealth at rate never before achieved.
Neither the high prevailing Trices nor
the discussion OF disputed economic
policies seem In any way to
shake confidence or check the indus
trial progress.
The remarkable progress in iron and
steel is maintained. and In october all
previous records as 10 the amount OF
actual business booked were surpass-
ed. In practically every division orders
are received IN heavy volume, and
many mills are falling steadily behind
In deliveries. Bookings by the steel
companies are especially large and
some important contracts are pending.
mere IS TURNER large gain IN the
movement of dry goods. The removal
Of restrictions In purchasing is partic-
ularly noticeable in some OF the larger
retail centers
Efforts are directed in worsted, cot
ton and silk manufacturing centers 10
prevent accumulation Of high cost
goods not covered by contracts
The demand for footwear shows
further Improvement and the price
question is less Of a disturbing factor.
Sole leather continues in active de-
mand. Prices are strong FOR all lines.
Packer hides are very strong and in
brisk demand at extreme quotations,
with considerable quantities sold in
advance OF lake-off. Dry continues to
advance. with common varieties bring
ing extreme figures. There is cOnsid-
cradle manipulation in country hides
and that market Is largely nominal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
JESSIE KNIGHT
BUYS IN NEVADA
Excellent showing at McGitl Tcmpts
Veteran Mine Owner 90 In
crease His Holdings.

Jesse knight visited the lead district
Immediately adjoining tie groundsof the
steptoe smelling and Mining company
nj MccGin. New. ont day last week
IN company with j. Y. Brim. the pio-
neer operator in that section and as a
result OF the inc surface mineral show
ings he saw there. he has secured add
uonal holdings says the Ely Mining
Exposltor Of Nov. 4. Considerable high
grade lead ore has been shipped from
the McGil lead district 10 the Salt
Lake shelters in the past and there Is
every indication that systematic de-
velopmcnt win secure profitable pro-
ducers Of lead ore. The closest neigh
Dor 20 the smelter site is the property OF
the Ely Amalgamated Copper COM
pany. which joins the smeltcr ground
ON the east. The group comprises Ave
claims and two fractions on which there
IL now no contest, as the Steptoe
Smelling and Mining company decided
them back 10 the United States. thus
removing the cloud on the Ely Anal
gamated group.
The mineral showing Of the Ely
Amalgamated are pronounced ex-
ceilent indications OF the existence Of
large and paying bodies OF ore by all
who have inspected the property Al
several places on the group ore could
be extracted ana sent 10 the smelter
al once with good profits resulting
10 the company from them In fact,
shipments were made from the rrop-
erty number OF years ago. particular
ly from the Slrombcrg claim. which
carried more than 20 per cent lead and
several ounces silver to the ton.
Ia addition 20 the mineral resources
Of the company. the close proximity TO
the numerous buildings of the smelter
where the 1900 workers OF the com
pany are employed. makes the sur
face OF the Ely desirable as place Of
residence for many of them. Recognize
ing the Importance OF this the fact that
no emPloye can own n home OF those
erected by the Smelling company on
its model toWrsite. the Ely Anal
gamated has laid out the townsite OF
SteEtoe City, where the employees OF
the smelter company can secure per-
manent homes close TO their work
The tOwnsito contains about $50
lots which are worth today an average
OF 500 a lot making this asset OF
the Ely Amalgamated amount to S75.-
900. or at the rate OF y cents
share
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
STOCK DEALINGS
RECEIVE A CHECK
Reception Of Announcements Of
New Issues Of Railroad Stocks
Were Not Liked.
MONEY MARKET UNCERTAIN.
Discussion of n Possible Further Rise
In the Discount Rates Was
Revived.

New York, Nov 6.--IIoliday Interrupt
tions and the uncertainty over the ade-
auacy OF money supplies to sustain ac-
tive speculation checked the stock mar
ket dealings during the week. The de-
cline in condition OF great central banks
abroad in spite of efforts at recupera-
ton revived discussion OF possible
further rise IN discount rates Reception
OF announcements of new issues OF rail-
road stocks was not favorable and
caused declines In the stock sffected.
Trade and commercial advlces continued
highly favorable. especially from the
iron and steel trades Some large sales
OF copper we're reported and there was
a belief that closer relations amongst
the principal copper producers were in
view.
Declines were In the majority at the
opening Of the stock market today The
price changes were generally Insignia
cant aud were mixed between gains and
losses Canadian Pacific. international
Pump and Bethlehem Steel rose y.
wells-Fargo sold at decline OF .
points.
Bull operators were unable to hold the
market In the face of the heavy lidui-
dalton Of certain railroad stocks and
SpttldIAlte anu pillft htttl a. HAtll etA-
back The declines were rather preoipi-
tate In such stocks as Reading, Union
Pacific and H. s. Steel whic eXerted
q marked effect on the balance OF the
list Lake Erie a Western and Inter
national Harvester fell 10, Reading ] -
Chicago a Alton and General Electric
~ and st. Paul, New York Central
Union Pacific, Louisville & Nashville.
southern Railway, Western Maryland,
Colorado a southern. Amalgamated
Copper, United States steel, American
Can preferred and International Paper
preferred ~ American Hide a Leather
preferred advanced 1.
The market closed arm and active.
Union Pacific rose IA. Vulcan DEFINING
3. National Railways Of Mexican pre-
ferred "a, United States Rubber Ia
Great Nortaern Certificates IA. Chesa-
peake a. Ohio and Delaware a. Hudson.
PETERBOROUGH Metropolitan. Vlrginia-Car-
olina Chemical. Alhs-Chalmers pre-
ferred and International Paper ]. A sub
stantal rally resulted from covering OF
shorts.
Mercantile Marine preferred gained
and Pacific Mail l. Wells Fargo recov-
cred an OF its &-point decline
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

James A. Pollock & CO.. bankers &
brokers. furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon:
A. & NJ. soaeo; Begols. lHai&: Bos-
ton Fly, SkqS4 Chemung, l7ih asked
Davis DAILY, 6a6is. ELY Con. S9agI:
CT. Con-, 1914 Ray Central, PAGES
Majestic, l-l6G1is National. 52a55:
Yuma, llaQlS; Raven. S5GSs; Queen.
S0qSS: Tonopah. 6ia@67s Yukon. lssa5.
Chief Con, lh0l%, Gas, 45G47; Black
Min, 5000. Brit. COL 7G7ls: Cum.
Ely 7SgS; Ely Central. 4l-iGa4 3-l6.
First Nat, GA ass Indiana, 6ibd6ss;
Ia Rose, oQo lis: Mckinley. S6d9O;
New. Utah, lhmlA: Rh. Coaln., sid32:
Ray Con. 1SA a1sI4; Leaf. l6Gls. Chino.
l'tasis; ella, 1905; Cactus. 3Aa3ls.
Advent, 45ad4s; b. Coarn.. e9l5 d2sA
@. 4 H., 6.40G6.45: G. NJ, l5G17: DAILY
West, 7&@S; CRANKY, 9sQs9la La Sale.
l4laal5; Mexico Con, 5d5Is Nevada
Con- 26& d267s. n. b., 6OG60lh. Osceo-
la. .56qi SO; quincy, So bid shannon.
l5%Gl57; Tenn. Copper, 35a. d36ls
United Cop. SAd9; Utah Copper 1895
d5o: Winona, 67s@7h; wyandot 2%Q
pa; r. c. l4&014A; East Butte. 1l%Q
70; Hancock. ll@llh; Royale. 24ssG25:
Kew, "a a3A: Arcadian. 4AG4ik; North
Lake, 6Ad7; s. g. r., i6&0i7: 4. s.,
com, 55a55h do. pfd.. 52G52a
Int smelter. l40al5o: c. & A, lO0lf9 a.
l0l; Cent, 3s@ss, Copper Range. sos.D
sih; Franklin. l6hGl7: @. c.. l2a12h:
Mass. 5i1G6; Mich, 6ikd6& Nipissing.
l01kdl0% Old Dominion. 52a5S: Par
rot. 2s% @29is; Santa Re, tA8a Tama-
rack, ssdss; Trinity 116i1h Utah
Con, Aa44h; Victoria. 3a3is; wolver-
Inc. l50Gi55; Zinc, 3sA. G3sh: Corbin,
2o@4 OIL. Giroux. 1OGl04 Helvetia, sh
asa; Lake, 36% d37h Miami. 17MO
IN: Newhouse, siad3A: S. a. r., l3Ma
1876; OIL, s7AG37ik; Apex, 4kal%.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
OHIO READY FOR
BIG PRODUCTION
Manager Macintosh says min win
Start When Transformers
Are Dry.

After several years of patient effort
during which time the Ohio Copper
company property has been developed
TO its present satisfactory condition.
aud the Mascottc tunnel extended 20 rs
prcsen, point. about 1900 feet NEARLY
three mNcD from its entrance, 80 as
Co afford an easy and economical means
Of transportation 20 the huge mill,
Manager Colin Macintosh announces
that everything is now practically
ready FOR starting up tho min.
MI Macintosh came back from the
mine which is located at Bingham. last
evening While away he witnessed
the erection Of the last piece Of steel
trcstc work Of the 500 foot span which
connects the track at the mouth Of the
tunnel with the ore bins nc the top 81
the mill. There b. stlll some rivetiug
10 be done. but this work win not de-
lay tho transportation of orc 60 the
mill. az the steel work VIII be holtcd
nr. aud the rivetlng done later
Tho steel transformer house, lu ~,
about 40 feet square, is also completed
and the transformers have been IN
stalled Experts arc now attending TO
the DRYING of the Same and as soon
as this Is done.tho power viii BE- turned
on and the Bingham Central Hallway
company. which is really q subsidiary
company. viii put its trains IN motion
and the Ohio Copper company VIII be-
gin milling 800 tons of ore day.
The capacity OF tho mill when fully
completed viii be 5000 tons a DAY,
but only half of the machinery Is IN
sailed al present 80 that the manage
mant win start the mill at half It's tul
81
ana built from the standpoint Of
economy which is the desideratum IN
handling the low grade ores. The ONO
Copper companys ore only carries
about i.76 per cent COPPER 10 the ton
but as this metal is embedded IN
quartizite rock, an excellent extraction
IS expected. ma which 10 Will De tully
so per cent. Tests made three years
neo during a 200-day test at an ora
mill at Bingham make the above
saving certainty in the mind OF
Manager Macintosh.
The mine has been developed by
means OF a SHAFT which has verti-
cal depth OF little over 1000 feet
From this shaft connections have been
made with the orebOdy at hve or SIX
different levels. and the mine has been
fully prepared TO yield the tonnage re-
aurred This will be handled by
means Of a chute connect0ng win
the tunnel level. where a huge ore
bin having capacity Of 5000 tons
has been built The ore will be mined
and dropped 10 the tunnel level with
the least POSSIBLE expense, ana from
the bin there Il will run by gravity
into the cars and be conveyed py
electric motors about three miles 10
the mill Everything has been well
planned aud the mill Is considered
model OF lis kind
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
LIVE STOCK.



Chicago, Nov. Seattle Receipts esti-
mated at 1850; market steady. Reeves,
5000 10; Texas steers s.sOaIS west
ern steers. 4.35m7.s0; stockers and feed
.ers. 2 .0Ofj5 90; cows and heifers, Goa 5. 20.
calves s&nS.50.
HogS-Receipts. estimated at 1900;
market stronger IAght, .op7 20; mixed,
i.soUs.iO; heavy, 7,4bqs.io; rough, asa
z 81; good 20 choice heavy. SgslS'
Sheep-Receipts. estimated at 1850;
market steady Native, 35O4s.SS; west
ern. 2 7S9f4. 90 yearlines, 4 .6O6S.o: lambs.
native. 4.50d7 IS; western. 4.75a7 30
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. Nov. 6-Cattle-Reoeipts,
1000 market steady. Native steers, 4 N
$50: stockers and feeders, s.i5a4 %:
bulls. 2.T5uS 80; calves, q. 5096.50, west
ern steers, s.S@6.4o western COWS. 2. 7oa
Hogs-Reoelpts. 1900: market steady.
Bulk OF sales. 7.506fs0: heavy a. ia
s.. packers and butchers, 7.e@T&:
Light 0a7,70 pigs s.OalS
No sheep
OMAHA
South Omaha. Nov. S--Cattle-Reoeipts
go, market steady Native steers, 900
%: cows aud heifers. s.ooff6 Is: west
crn steers. 3Joa6 *; cows and heifers.
s004 80. Gamers. 2Sas8; stockers and
feeders 2. 75d6 90: calves, 3.60d7 %: bulls,
stays. etc. 2 B04.6
Hogs-Receipta. 3 40; market steady.
Heavy. 77oaf ~; mixed, Z s5q7 IS light.
Sqf 90; pigs s.5ou7 rs; bulk OF sales,
shesp-Receipts. none; market noml-
nelly steady. Yearlings. 4.7Sa6.Si lambs,
1910
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
CONCENTRATES

Samuel Newhouse left this morning
for Nevada on business He expects 20
be gone about two days.
The shaft at the South Dakota prop
erty east Of Park city. has reached the
700 level and drifting win soon be
started.
The DAILY West has disclosed a large
body OF high grade milling ore on the
LOO level, which IL reported 10 be
getting larger right along II IL ex-
pected that another shift will be put
to work at the mill I'm the near future
Word has been received from New
York that r. II. Claiming, formerly
general manager OF the Utah Con. OF
Bingham, has been made pres dent OF
the Cerro De Pasco Mining company,
after three years Of work In South
America, during which time ne has
brought the mine 10 a paying position
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
Totals N,iaS47s.ss ss.lioMi a
Increase, s2,O25ls4.ss.

TO renewed selling BY local dss,,..
ferlngs however were NOT iO1sl,s "
continued heaviness Of the cash -. th'
tn this country was SUPPLEMENTARY
bearish Influence hy the Ohio ~. - ~
port which Indicated an increas.a N
axe sOwn to winter wheat In 49, e.le'
this fall Prices opened u lowe ia "a.
higher, with December al i.mi5 N az
After touching l.olh ~ the Deems.
option sold OF TO l.0i. 4 nod
Continuance OF clear wrather l.
corn belt encouraged removed har,.E.l
ing OF the corn market bv bears .li
resulted In slight declines in IN All
cries. The December delivery 49,
unchanged at 5Sia and sold on " I.
a q.
Liberal receipts Of oats caps.a -
crate weakness IN the market fo~ y.
grain. commission houses boinr
option opened UNCHANGED 10 a ~
higher at 3ST to 3SEaB Lat. 4
price touched 3Sa.0%.
Trading in provisions was on Ia
eral scale, lard again leading hi N.
tivity. The market was strong A..
early trading. Prices al the onsr-.
were unchanged TO l5c higher
Wheat-ln the final hour a shsr, r,n.
occurred. owing to a general dsm,i
for the December delivery. Tbs h ,si..
was led by prominent elevator ir4
ests. December advanced near,v
from the bottom. the high polnf
ing reached at i.O3s The market ei~.
ed strong at almost the top. WITH n
cember up lss to l.O3
Corn-The market rallied I'M svfnrsi,.
with wheat. the December delivsrr +,
vancing from 5St 70 NG The M.
was firm with December isc NIX.
al 5SH
Wheat Dec. 100. NAV ns
uly 90,
Corn-Dec .5Sss May. W7. luly
Oats-Dec.. 30 May. nMF4. Iuiy =.
Pork-Jan.. 2n.1gia May. nGr-Ba'
Lard-Nov., T. 20. Jan. l5. MAY rv
Ribs--Jan.. 1870; May l0AB.
Rye-Cash "a; Dec. 72is. Nav -a.
Barley-Cash. 6G@.
rimothy--Nov.. 3.75: March. iW
Clover-NothinE dolng
BUTTER AND SUGAR
Chicago. Nov. Rutter-sie,s,
Creameries. 26n30. daifies aaS
Eggs-Strong az mark. cases includes
ana n 81 receipts, b.Nf cases. arse
q. prime flrsts. IS
Cheesc-Firm. Daisies. 16ql. Turs
i5A q IS; Young Americas, lsnh Lsrt
Horns, 1S& 1i6.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
STOCK MARKET IMPROVING.
Tho Week Closes With Prince Con.
And Grand Central Strong.

The week on the mining exchange
closed this morning with stocks gen
orally drmer than they have been for
some time past. This 10 especially true
OF the high priced stocks, though some
~ the lower priced securities are prslc-
tically unchanged There is apparently
little desire on the part OF the public at
present TO take many chances on tho
prospects. and this condition viii likely
remain until the market shows de-
cided revival
Prominent among those stocks which
have improved their positions on the
board are Prince Con. and Grand Cen
trail The former sagged 20 the dollar
mark "A short time ago, but today u
opened at $40 and advanced 20 Sl.25.
while Sioux Con released $500 at 81.
Tinsic Central weakened TO 5A, but
Iron Blossom sold up To "a. after open
Ing at 49, Crown Point was active az
"a and Mineral Flat was marked down
10 ga closing quotations were as
follows:
FORENOON QUOTATIONS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06

Greene g. 4 S. com, a06. Mitchell,
Lisa y Montgomery Shoshone, Ia
LIS; Nevada Smelling, %Qa: Silver
Queen, 25uS0. Silver Leaf. t7HiS; King
Edward, HaA Foster Cobalt, 35M42
Cobalt Central, 25k 02s, Mckinley
Darragh, S0dS1. Tintic Mining. ~ q
ga Gibraltar, las; First Natl Copper.
50 az, Boston Cons, 14LMl4A:
Yukon Gold. I 1905. North Butte,
Ext, gas, Miami Copper. ~ ais: b.
), Gas, e nj; Penna- Wyoming, . ask
ed, l1l Rayo. 7-1sa2lb Raw Con.
ISIS q l9A Inspiration Copper. Z 3-i6
al 5-l6; Ray Central Md2 ais:
ella Copper IA as; chino Copper ~
ns1s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. Nov. 6-Money on call
nominal
Time loans hrm: for so and 90
days, ~ per cent, for six months,
~ G4A per cent.
Cloae-prime mercantile paper, "a
4 y per cent
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business in bankers bills az $3.50
4.s3.t5 FOR 60 day bills and al
s4S7.15 for demand.
Commercial bills, S4S2a G&
Bar silver. 60M cents.
Mexican dollars 43 cents.
Government bonds steady: railroad
bonds irregular.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
UNITED VERDE DECISION.

AdVices from New York state that
George " Treadwell. a minority share
holder of the United Verde Copper
oompauy has been reversed IN appel
late division Of the supreme court OF
that state This means a decided vie
tory Tor senator william A. Clark OF
Montana ana the other large inter-
eets which mold control Trcadweli
began suit in 1899 when the majority
.haroholders decided 20 rcorganize the
company under the laws OF West Wiz
gluia ln order 90 avoid paying "a yearly
tax or $4,000 iu the state Of Sew York
The former decree was given I'M favor
of Treadwoll on the ground that the
sale 90 the West Virginia corporation
was illegal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
RECAPITULATION
ERICKsoN DISTRICT ACTIvE.
Death Canyon Mining Company De-
veIoping Claims Having Good ore.

Developments in the Erickson dis
trlct, about 45 miles northwest Of Tin
tic, are reported TO be very encouraging
By Henry T.. Browne. who has a force
OF men az work on some claims In the
Camel Back range where they are
prosecuting for the big ledge which
appears near the summit Of the noun
tain. At this point Mr Browne says
is one Of the best outcrops he has seen
anywhere. Great chunks ~ galena
may be broken on IN a number OF
places. and II surface Indications count
for anything the Death Canyon Mining
company should one day have mine,
The tunnel. which Is now In about 900
feet. Is being driven on a true assure
about AZ feet wide, which contains
some carbonate ore with patches OF
galcna. In about another 800 feet Mr..
Browne says they viii cut the main
ledge. The work IL In charge OF Alvin
Anderson 81 Vernon Some work Is
also being done AZ the yellow Jacket
and in other properties, and the results
are said to be Ear from discouraglnE
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FRIENDS OF
MISSIONARIES.

Have you friend or acquaintance
IN your former field OF labor, 10 whom
YOU would like 10 send a copy OF the
Saturday or the Semi-Weekly News
IN so, take advantage OF our special
OFFER made 10 aid the great mission
AIRY work. We send the paper one
year 20 any point In the United States
Canada or Mexico al half price, 400
This does not apply 70 points where
there are regular wards or stakes.
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WOOL.


ST. Louis Nov. 6-Wool steady Ter
rifoTy and western MEDIUMS ia ~ fine
mediums. 23n26 ine. 1870
BOSTON.
Boston, NOV. h.-The Commercial
Bulletin OF Boston will say OF the wool
market saturday:
Business OF the week il only mod
crate. all grades selling az highest
rates Worsted manufacturers are we'll
supplied with wool, but earded wooden
makers arc buying raw material with
increasing vigof Stocks Of desirable
woods are extremely low IN all houses
The shipments Of wool from Boston
were 23l.579,sOt pounds. against 1913
$50 pounds for the same time last wear
The receipts 20 Nov. 4 inclusive, were
$40. 5&,68 pounds against g3OgiO sa6
pounds the same period last year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
FORENOON SALES

Crown Point, 1000 al "a.
East Tlntic Development. 1900 al ?.
Grand Central. 200 at 2.l5, seller 90.
100 at 2.i7is, seller 10, 100 az z.liis. sell
er so. 100 al go seller 10. 100 at go,
seller so.
Indian queen. 900 az g.
Iron Blossom. 2. 100 al IS. 5000 a. %,
seller so: 1000 at "A.
Mineral Flat 1000 at 2ia
Ohio. 100 AZ 40
Prince. 100 at / 20, 400 at t22i4: 100 az
1876 seller 90. 200 at 1875. 100 at l2sla,
seller 60.
Seven TrouEhs, 500 al y.
Sioux. 8 900 az g.
Tntlc Central 500 at 5iz; 500 at 50.
seller 90