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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-25
WEATHER REPORT

The uncertain weather continues and
Is likely to continue Tor the next few
days. with "a low barometrlc area ape
thermometer is promised for tomorrow,
so that there rs probability Of rain
ln the valleys. and more snow On Tho
mountains The increased duration of
daylight ls becoming noticeable lu thc
last week che daylight increased l3
minutes. Ia tho evening, ana iu the
morning. Ia the coming week, thcre is
am increase OF minutes iu the morn
ing and o minutes ln the evening or
l5 minutes iu am The evenings have
heightened I minutes since The shurt-
est day in winter and the mornings u
minutes
Low haromotric pressure cXtends over
the north Pacific and north Atlantic
states causing precipitation over por-
tions Of California, Oregon, British Co
lumbia Washington, Missouri. Miuuoso-
"a. Ohio valley and upper lake region.
over The north plateau. east Rocky
mountain slope and Missouri valley the
air pressure b. high. producing gcncr.
ally fair weather over most of Che coun-
try. The lowest temperature this
morning ia zero at time of report 300
Manitoba.
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT
Record az Che local office United
states weather bureau for a hours
cudIug at o an. m. today.
Temperature at C %. ms PSI muXin.um,
81, mlulmu m. %. mean. 90 which o.
degree above normal Total oNoess
since ihe nrat of tho month. gn de-
total precipitation since me nrst of tbe
month, 200 inches which Is lia mon
above normal. lielatiy humidity 90 ncr
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LATE LOCALS.

Local Bank Clcarings - Today's
local bank clcariugs amounted 10
f81b,2la.lf ns compared with g4d2.-
lsl,as for the corresponding day Of
last year
Music az Hospital - Professor
Charles Kent ana number of hia
pupils delighted the hearts of the
patients and stan off tho Groves l.. ID.
>. Hospital. yesterday A number oil
selections hy che kcni Male quartet.
including Courage and "L0. mis-
Night me duets Jesus. Lover CT
Mv soul ANA Hold Thou My Hand.
hN Miss Edna Morris and a. a BUR-
tom were given. affcr which Crock
of Ages Face to Face" ana 'Twl-
light were rendered by inc entire
company
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Reports from New York say that the
( Guggcuheim interests and some of the
foremost engineers OF the country arc
investigating the Fink process of smelt-
ing
At "a meeting OF the directors of the
Ciutah Treasure Hill at Provo, am as
sessment Of one cent "a share was levi
ed ON the stock This VII put $4,000
I'm the treasury
by an order entered by Judge Morse,
the Nevada Mines Exploration compa-
NY has been dissolved. 10 was incor-
poratod FOR 5000 and the directors
were Freeman Morningstar. Vernon Il.
Cutler, Serene D. futile. Walter O..
futile and L. j. Dull The Washing
ton Rock company. which was iucorpor-
ated iu 1880 has also applied Tor dis
solution.
The Promontory Mining company.
which is 20 work the Morning star
group in the Promontory mining dis
tiict in BoXclder county, has filed ar
ticles Of Incorporation. II is capital
lied az $4,000. with the following Off
GERS. B. ID. Stylus president; To-
renzo Seager. vice president, Linn Phil
lips. secretary. and these with j. p.
King and John 2. Bowers, form the
directorate.
The Bingham Central STANDARD Min
ing company has laid out plans for
some expensive development work in
it's property at Bingham. Three shifts
are 10 be placed at once extending the
Mountain Maid tunnel. With $50 or
300 feet Of work the tunnel will catch
the Bingham New Haven ore bodies.
Work will also be taken up iu the tun-
mel on the Burning Moscow vein. Much
other development work has been laid
out Sam H. Treloar Of the Bling
ham-Butte company viii be mines
manager
with but two exceptions the old hoard
Of directors " the salt Lake stock &
Mining exchange have been reelected.
r. a Barney and r. s. WINNER were
elected in the places Of Fl. W Doscher
and r. r Davis The members OF the
hoard now are James A. Pollock. W.
n Tibbals. w j Browning, W. II
Child j. l.. HmiltOn, W. d. Neb-
eker. s. p Neel. r. A. Barney and
r. S WINNER The meeting Of the
board viii probably re-elect James a.
Pollock president. James A. Shorten.
secretary. and Andy Beveridgc caller
as they have no opposition.
W. w Bryuo has secured an option
ON the controlling interest Of oregon
Phoebe Mining company az Phoebe, Ne
vada, which adioius the famous Mendha
mine. a sample from the surface
showing of the property taken recent
IT, returned values Of 1873 ounces in
silver and 3l.4 per cent lead, or S35.S7
"a ton. The company owns 400 feet
along the Mcndha vein. A 40-horse
power hoist has been installed as we'll
as steam drills. The tunnel recently
started in ON the vein rs now I'm Is feet,
and another 90 feet win carry the face
OF the tunnel to the first cross assure.
where two feet Of high grade steel ga
lena Is exposed in the surface work.
ings
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BosroN corpEn CLosE.

james A. Pollock g. CO., bankers anc
brokers, furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon
Adventure Gh06l5. Arcadian. 2iaGS;
Atlantic 15iaMl6. g.. a. A., 1.1lMl.I2:
Cent 30n3l; ID. W. l0Hl0ib: CRANKY.
l.0i bid. La Sale lf4 at4M; Mexico
CON. 3aMf, Mohawk 64065; North
Butte, lSizM1S7; Osccola, .2901 2sla
DeQuincy, 9l0g2: Santa Fe, 2ia@2A;
Superior Cop, 3Sta asked: Tenn. Cop
per ASK 046h; Trinity l6dl6% Utah
Con- 43lam44; Victoria. 4ha5; Vol
VERNE. i.50@l.55, Zinc 24ha25; Corbin.
20k020la. ROyale, PASS G24A S.
g. r. 10 a. i6ls Newhouse: 81
ass; on, 29A @30; Kew 4M@4a, I;
Allouez, 35m37. AZ. ComL. 35M a85& :
Coaln., 24lA Q241h; e.. g. H.. 645NG55:
Cop. Range, 1854 an. Franklin lax
"a l5A; Greene Canauea. 1JAM1l@:
Mass, 5ia&6; Michigan. H. asked
Nevada Con. l8ia M1S& Old Dom,
52A ass; Parrot, 2Sih &29. u. l., Ok
ass Shannon, l5& m16 Tamarack.
1Jd so; United Copper l4ia Hl4Ht
Utah Cop 4th 045, Winona. 50h:
Wyandot )@3h; Boston CON, lax 40
10, East Butte. 7a as Lake 1S& 10
1871 Miami, 1879 70 1871 United states
s.. Com, asa i3l2, United States q
pfd., 45N45A: Ray CON. SMm8H;
Goldheld Con. 9 l5-l60S Black Noun
tain, 2MW2 lj-16 Cum. Ely S7s00.
Globe. 5@5ls Helvota. 3Aa4h; New.
Utah, 3#d3a, Raven SiMS9. Gas. 20
a79. First Natl. s7.a9: OHbway. l8l
ml4; s. a. NJ, 1901 3-l6. @. a. O..
1901 Ahmcek ll0al60. %. a. T.. 36
ass. Davis DAILY. 2702 1916, Glroux.
HN& Hancock llNllh. Majestic. "a
0tf. Nipissing l0hnlOs; Troy HAS.
yukon. 4hmiAf s. a. B. l3sul3A.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago. Jan 2.-Au advance OF "a
In the price Of wheat at Liverpool
was the chief reason ror a firm open
ing In the opening here. AT the start
prices were "A shade TO i,Gas higher
compared with saturdays final quota
lions, but part Of the gain was lost
late N the day by selling by pit trad
extent to slightly Increased receipts In
the northwest May opened at 1.0l q
to l01s, and for time held within
Corn was dull and inclined TO weark-
ness. May opened unchanged to is
higher at 6lA to 81. and sold on to
Oats were steady on a good commits
sion house demand. May opened = low
en- at 5lA and sold on 10 u IS a5ih
Trade M provisions was quiet but the
market was firm owing TO lighter re-
ceipts OF hogs than expected Prices
at the opening were 2 = 70 SC. higher
Close-Wheat-Ma May 1.Oli July. 91h 70
torn-jan. So May. 6sa@ls; July
oats-Slay. 5i&qaB July coz. sept.
fork-Jau~ 1856 May i7Ia4i july
Lard-Jan- 900: May 97gH July
Ri6s-Jag.. $50; May SIS; July 9.o5ll.
Timothy-March 3.N03.31t.
Clovcr-March, $40
Whcat-Idberal salos by several OF
the leading commission houses caused a
slump late bra the day, May declining
20 100 The market closed weak at the
bottom, with May OF ia IS az l07
during The last half OF the day on Cow
frings by shorts Tho top for May was
REACHED 90 o2h The close was arm
with May up lsNh at 62H.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New YORK Jan 8 sugar raw. stcadv.
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ELKs EXCURSION.

Reservations for the Elks' excursion
10 Los Angeles on Feb. 6. have al
ready exceeded 200 That this eN-
cursion to Southern California win bee
the most successful of the series con-
Quoted by the local lodge Of Ilks Is
conceded hy all Thet rain will leave
Salt Lake at II o'clock on the evening
OF Feb s. over the Salt Lake Route.
arriving at Los Angeles on the morn
ing Of Feb g. The excursion has been
planned for the most desirable time
OF the year I'm southern California,
and the weeks vacation win be en-
joyed by many who are too busy TO
take such a trip later
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TODAYs MONEY MARKET.

AcW York Jan. 25.--Monov ola call
easy, ! " nlH per cent. ruling rate.
. p per cent. closing bid. IA per cont.
offered at rs per cent
Close. Prime mercantile paper
a'a Go o. sterling exchange steady.
with actual business in bankers bills
at 050A65.05 for so dav bills.
and at $3.50 for demand
Commercial Bills A8fHnAsfN.
har silver 52 cents
Mexican dollars a. cents.
Government bonds steady. railroad
bonds irregular
limo loanB very weak. tor go DAYS.
z "-h per cent for 90 dafs. 2a
per cent. six months DER cont
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RAILROAD NEWS.
Judge Marshall Holds Defendants TO
Answer In Thirty Days.

Answer In Thirty Days
The demurrer entered boy Joseph H.
smith Joseph w. McMuuin and
Henry H. Blood. 10 the bill filed by
Edward Williams la which the latter
seeks TO restrain the defendants from
acting as executors Of the estate Of
Mrs. Sarah EVerhard, has been over
ruled by Judge Marshall and the de-
fcndants given 80 days 20 answer. Ed
ward williams Us brother of the
late Sarah EVerhurd. who died IN
London. England IN her viii Mrs.
Everhard left the bnlk of her esate
valued at some $4,000. consisting Of
34G18iS7 invested In this city and
$4,000 worth of property in London.
60 the Church of Jesus Christ OF
Iatter-day Saints with Joseph IT,
smith. as trustee n-trust. The action
Is brought ia an attempt TO have the
stipulation of the win regarding the
distribution of the property set aside
and ia based upon grounds perhaps as
UNIQUE as any case ever presented be-
fore the court Tho viii provides that
S25 per month accruing from the
dividends on 40 shares Of 4. G.. Nj.
stock shall be paid 20 Edward VII
liams "a brother OF the deceased, up 70
the time of his death. when the bal
ance shall revert 10 the Salt Lake
temple, subject to the approval OF
President Joseph Il. smith. Amounts
aggregating Sl1. 500 are bequeathed to
a number OF others mentioned I'm the
will, after which the balance amount
ing to in the ncighbOrhood of $4,000
s. left To the Temple Of the Latter
day Saints
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LIsr EAsr cRowN roINr.

East Crown Point Consolidated Min
ing company was added TO the official
stock list OF the mining exchange this
morning. The company was organized
July B. 1907. with j G.. Jensen presi-
dent. Heber e.. Jex. secretary and
treasurer. The capitalization was
100000, with shares at no cents each.
OF the 100000 treasury stock. 2l5.O00
shares were sold. The company now
has $1,000 in the treasury aud owns
nine unpatcuted claims which have
been surveyed. on the property is "a
hoist and other machinery and "a 13J
foot shaft The property is 500 feet
from tho railroad
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TWO THOUSAND ARE
DEFENDANTS IN SUIT
Tifth Week Ia psrlcy's CANYON Water
suits Marks Half Way Point
IN Testimony.

The nuh wcok of the taking ot tos-
tlmony by Master in Chanccry John
w pike in the case of salt Lake Guy
COMPANY and 1000 other defendants.
began today M the room devoted ln
meetings Of the board of education
Tho suit involves all the waters ."
parloy's canyon from end To end. ana
the outcome VIII AFFECT the citys
water rights ln parlcy's intending the
flow into the conduit Attorneys n -
Richards ana ogden Hilcs have the in.
forests OF the municipality in care.
while "a considerable array of legal
talent is present In behalf Of other
uurants. Tho hearing o. expected 20
continue for at least five on six weeks
longer.
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SPIKE AND RAIL.

Traffic on the ID. & r.. c. Tiutic
branch was tied up an day Saturday
by the spreading OF the rails on tho
track near Homansvillc. Two cars
attached to freight train
were deranod, the cars standing up-
right on the track. No particular
damage was done.
w. H. Bancroft vice president and
general manager ot the oregon short
Line. is expected TO return from his
tour OF the Hawaiian islands early iu
February
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Probable Ore Now Believed TO be
Actual at Great
Depth.
FIND GOOD ORE IN UPRAlSE
Work Being Rushed ed Sew Min ai
Lark-NIn BE Able o. Treat
Orc ~ soon ~ Il Is Ready.

Indications arc that The ohio Copper
company property viii developc into d
mine of far greater possibilities than
was as FIRST anticipated when D.
Augustus Ucluzc first became inter-
osted in the property within short
time the uprlise that is being sent up
from the Mascottc tunnel 100 feet be-
yond the Ohio shaft Co cross cut the
orc body that has already been blocked
out as probable" ore, viii be Ia act
iul ore. That this De- true is shown
boy the showing that ls made 800 the
upraiso which ls suu 900 the country
rock and has scarcely struck the fuot
walls The showing disposes of the
belief that the orc is probable and
6ilO.014 tons uf designated as probable
ON the side with i0lA0bl toms OF
actual ore
In spetxIng of the conditions al the
ohio thH morning one o. the Ofhcials
OF tine company said:
core was struck iu ,hc raise from
the Mascotto tunnel which win cross
cut the ore body at point 100 feet
beyond the ohio shaft This raise has
NOT reached the foot wall An ASSAY
shows 90 cents Boo gold 23 cents in so
Yer and / "a per cent copper The faCv
OF the raise is about 500 feet below the
500 foot level of the mine When &c
is considered that the ro win con-
ccntr8tc, say rs into one, the value Of
the product win Dc appreciated
Tho possibilitios that are in sight
for this mine seem gigantic when it is
understood that the upraise win tap
the vein at 1000 feet and the length
Of the vein has not been fully decided.
Besides this The fun depth has not yet
been determined.
As soon as the present upraisc is
finished 20 The ore body ana "a level
run. another upraiso viii bee started at
about 100 feet farther along the Mas
cote tunnel. The system Boa the mine
has been $50 worked out that The cost
~ working the property win Doc az
most 1s low as that obtained by steam
shoVcls. one can Doe sent down tho
chutes above into bins below. Through
the three upraisos % viii be possible To-
load the ore without moving long dis
tances ass was necessary before
Work al the company's MIN az LaiN
is progressing rapidly and as soon as
ore is ready Co ship. the plant VIII bc
i'm condition 10 receive DO. The mill
is approximately 325 by 400 feet
There are solid cement foundations
for 200 tables. which win be OF the
modern Wiley type ln the rear of
the tables Will De- the Trent Chilean
reprfndlne mills rbesc u.iu h. di,idoj
MO conn minis Win fout. minis ~ ,,ch
tnit n,akir, q, In a. t,uis n.y., A.,
sbo,e fbo reerindtng n'tils ,.ili ~,
used Tor the iigs. They are AN on the
Model ,rher. ,,lii d.. iot 80 49, nj
,,'il, t,t,, ,,,, u 800 ,t.s 49,.
l,o beio,,, M. 49,, a,. "a, 49,
nv, s,,,,.. ,,iid s,,,,,,1..,i. ~, 80
~, No. No., a., ,,iI-, tt ,,ti,
.t,,,,.,,',7 ~, 49, .,ii .,.'. N, WV N,
~ i,t,t ~, 49, ..,i ~. ..'i ~. ~
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WILL SELL

phrcv asked. Dexter . bid. l.. Joe.
! asked. Crescent. ! asked Mustang.
bid; Little Gray. 3 asked, Broncho.
Z asked Buffalo I asked; standard,
! asked
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fair,iew Eagle. 80 asked, Nevada
HIS. 1850 asked, PiusbUrg Sill Peak,
S3WS5; Eagles Nest. bid. Halt
stone. asked. Rawhide queen. 40
bid Rawhide queen Regent Fl bid,
Ruwhide Coalition. 5OM51
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ALTON PETITION FOR
REHEARlNG DENIED

Washington, Jam g5.-Tho petition
of the Chicago a Alton railroad for "a
re-hearing in the case in Whlch that
company aud two of its onlcors wero
subjected 90 nne of f60. 900 for grant
ing rebates % Kansas city packers wa.
today denied by tho fupreme court of
che United states.
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GLOBE WEREICKE BOOKCASES
FIRE SALE PRICES

iteducnd pricoa on goods mover before
sold an discount AN woods ana M.
Great chance
hitkEDEN OFFICE SUPPLY co.
Dooly Building Corner.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS
NAV YORK QUOTATIONS.

2eH cents 20 33fa cents cash on the
open board
ON the curb market lively time
was had Bingham Central standard
.old Tor a2it couta DAILY sold for
Nl24 and East Tintic CONSOLIDATED
went Tor and go cents Plutus was
disposed OF at rs cents
FORENOON QUOTATIONS.
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WOOL.

ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis Jan. 5.-Wool unchanged.
Territory aud western mediums. l1gI;
fine mediums l5m IL fine, l2alL
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.. M Howell D. N. Kinesbury.
iioWel kinEsburr geological and
minus engineers aurNe2 ors and Mine
cHaminationH fi0 Atlas Block. Bell
phone zoos.
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DnnLpn1 MmIrNEY 4 snNs

Member b. L. Stock aud Mining Tx
''- Aliia BON lTlI
oucspondence confidential
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AhN lN'H.iN NIl" UNIV lN'nf .h|N HHhA
their private wIro this afternoon:
GOLDFWLD
Sandstone. lC0is COL AT. l50t-.
Jumbo ENl, ll0lh. Booth. 15u2G.
Adams 30t, Silver Pick bid. Blue
BDl lul. GuldHeld Columbia. askod.
St ives, lo asked. ConluDor 8 bid.
Black N'ck 4 asked Lone star 6Ul.
ono. HAS, Atlanta l5016. Gt Bend.
lsn-l. Ecl Top EXT. a08. Florence.
fa,'s asked Golddald Daisy li0Il.
Comb Fraction. ll2iaNll5. O. Bend
Annex. & asked Portland. Did.
tuckoriHrk iUl. Dr. Mohawk. lOuII.
Rcd Mills. 1906 ST. Tiger o. Did.
Grandma t0'. ColdHeId con. 500 bid.
DheId Triangle asked. g. a. d..
30 hid. Florence ENtu. Sos. Gold Bar
DO asked
BDLLFNOG
Original. 4 aaEDd. BuIlrug Mining.
uskrd Mont buunog asked;
National BHuk. b aekedt Amethyst
Did, Gold Hlr asked. Bonnie
clare. a asked. MalnoWer Cons. 100
Do. MOntgE Sho. EAi. a.Ecd. G.
rDpntar q bid. Monte. Mt. Iu biol.
llomostako Gone. bidi Tramp Cons.
sul1
MANHATTAN
Naub. Cons. gnC. Mouh. MIu. Co..
H#trd, a. Wedge. asked, d HUM
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FoRENooN SAFES.

SLACK Jack. 900 at 49,
Colorado, 100 al 3.O2ia
Columbus Con. 100 az 1874
Grown Point l500 az 10. 100 at 1919.
East Grown Point 1000 at g. 1880
at 3h.
East Tlntc Dev. 1000 al NJ, $500 at
lils. 1000 at l6. seller go. $500 at 49,
60.
indian Queen 1000 at 1879.
Iron Blossom, 500 at 2.52ia; 1000 at
25Iia. buyer Co.
Little Chief 600 al 2oia. 5000 at 80.
300 1t 81 500 Gao 80. 1900 at 33is
Lower Mammoth, GOO 40 4ia.
Mason Valley 100 at 2.52is,
Nevada HilIs. 400 at $50.
Sew York 1000 al o.
Prince Con. 100 at l31ie. 100 at 30.
Sioux Con-. 500 al l3oi goo at l.2Ils.
south Columbus Con, 500 ut 55.
SWcnsca Con-. 600 Gao go. buyer 3O;
600 ai 2Ais
Tmuc central 1900 az 10. 5000 az
1874. 5000 1t a.
Utah CON. 1000 al is'a 10000 at rs.
OPEN BOARD
Black jack 800 al gs. 600 az 80.
buyer b0.
Colorado. goo ot g0gis. 100 al 8Oeis.
seller 3O 200 no sos.
crown Point 1000 at Do.
East Grown Point 1000 at ga. 5000
an aia buyer go, 1000 at 1l
East Tutie Dow 1000 40 1913
Iron blossom goo 900 300 $500 az
2.Haia. geo at 2.5l ia. buyer 6O
Mason valley 600 at arG
Prince CON. 100 at llO. buyer Co.
south Columbus Con. 900 af 3D.
sioux Cone $500 at 1895 700 al
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LIVESTOCK.


South Omaha, Jan. 5.-Cattie-Receipts.
| $500 market y e lJc higher western
steers. 2ja5.15; Texas steers, 5000 800;
range cows and heifers. . on IS. cam
/ ners . O0a3 %: stockcrs mad feeders, 3 Is
| Hi s5 Gamers, 2.O0d3.O0; stockers and
| feeders 2.5jfi5. 70, calves, 3.Hu t'5i bulls
Hogs|Receipts. 5000 market to Zoe.
higher Heavy, 6.i5q6.S5; mixed, 5000
| 6l5, lights, 5.0u6 Is; pigs, i'Jga3.1Oi
bulk OF sales. 5.6me ~.
higher NcurIings. 6O0d6,&, wCthers,
5.e0q5.65; ewes, A5qS25i lambs $50
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas CITY. Jan 8.-Cattlo-Receipts.
1000; market Toe. higher. Native steers
.5Oa6.55: native COWS and hcifers. 22j
1850; stockers and feeders 3.25a5.50;
bulls. .25ni.s0; calves, 3.5Odil5, vest
ern steers, lo0a6.25; western COWS 3.V0g
Hogs Receipts, 1000: market Toe. high
or Bulk OF sales. = .NOu6, heavy, q. 30
U6.J5i heavy. $50. So, packers and
butchers, 60@6.0. lights. 5Oa6 D'
Shccp-Receipts. 5000 market 10 to i5c.
higher Muttons. 6.5O0G. %. lambs, 6.dON
7.5j; range wethers, 5.00a6.I5. fed ewes,
3.V@5.25.
CHICAGO.
Chicago. Jan Seattle Receipts. osti-
mated. 1900; market 10 TO l5c. higher.
westerns. 3.Sa5.50; stockcrs ana feeders.
3l5n5. 10; COWS and hoitcrs, 4. s. u5.i5;
calves, 5.50n7 20.
HOEs-Estimatcd, 5000 market Toe.
higher. Lights. d.6j06 Or, mixed, j.SN
6.55. heavy, 5.sO0G.G0, rough. 5.90u6l0;
good 20 choice heavy, 6l0d6. 60, pigs.
Gu5.65; bulk. G.b06.45.
Sheep-Roccipts, estimated. 1900. mar
kot 10 to l5c. higher Natives, 3.5a6.l
western. 3.35N5.5i warnings, 5.oai 00i
lambs natives, 5.o0al.15; western, 5.5
lil so
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-25

FORENOON QUOTATIONS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-25

Reports from New York say that the
Guggcuheim interests and some Of the
foremost engineers Of the country arc
investigating the Fink process of smelt-
ing
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-03-19
JENNINGS SCHOOL BUILDING oMp LETED
A Model Building in Every Way and
Said to Rank Third Best i'm the Stated

The Jennings high school building,
which has just been completed, is said
to be one of the finest in the state.
The best of both material and work
manship have been employed through
out. The interior furnishings of the
building are in keeping with the SUI
peru structure itself. The building
contains eleven study rooms and a
large auditorium fully equipped with
stage and dressing rooms. The heat,
light and water supply is strictly mod
ern and in keeping with the rest of the
building. The total cost of the build
ing is about $45, 100000. The people
of Jennings are to be congratulated
npon the enterprise they have shown
in secu ing for themselves aud pos
terity such magnificent school build
ing.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-03-19

rayed against it; to a condition when
the buyers are securing the country
looking for it and paying as high as
$3.50 n order to secure their share.
| While doubtless true, as contended
by some, the association is not entire
ly accountable for this changed con-
dltion, yet its influence has had such
weight in shaping the market that it
may confidently be expected that the
conditions of last fall will not soon
be repeated if the rice planters will
give that support to the association
that it merits.
The number of local branches of
the association is constantly growing,
so that now there are a number of
these local associations throughout
the state, each having a good member
ship. 1t is the wish of the president
that each of the local brancne, NAV
send good delegation to the Crowley
meeting.