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Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-27
BRITISH STEAMER KILBURN
PROBABLY A TOTAL LOSS

SAN FRANCISCO, May 26.-Advices
received by the Merchants exchange
from London today says the British
steamer Kilburn, which was reported
ashore on Ethel reef May 49, Is full of
water and will probably be a total loss.
The Kilburn was bound from New
Castle, Australia, for Guaymas.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-27
P. o. RoRRER SENTENCED

SAN FRANCISCO, May 26.-R. T.
Taylor, convicted of robbng the post
Office at French Camp. was sentenced
today by Judge Donworth to serve
four years and six months in the fed
eral penitentiary at Leavenworth, Kas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-14
DEALINGS SMALL,
PRICES CHANGEABLE.

New York March H.-Trading was In
light volume az the outset today and
price changes unimportant United
states Rubber improved Is. and there
were fractional gains IN a. few other spe-
calucs Union Pacific was slightly on
but subsequently rallied nearly a point.
The market wtis making good progress
upward ON increased business when sell
ing began in Amalgamated copper driy-
ing 10 back point. The rest Of the iiHt
Was affected iu sympathy. Top prices
showed rise ln Wabash preferred Of Us
and Reading. Northern Pacific. American
Car ana American lphhrco prefcrfed J.
Tho smalluess of the dealings I'M stocks
was HscribCd by the room traders 90
fears Of q supreme court decision in the
American Tobacco case. More suhstan-
tal influence was caused by the tighten
Ing money markets rurther bond ls-
sues were announced ln New York and
the Saturday bank statement showed "a
diminishing supply OF available bank
credits.
Threats Of "a strike on the western rail-
roads kept down speculative confidence
Banking interests supported prices
against s4ling pressure. but advances
were not followed up. Hooking valley
ccutihcatos rose e and tho preferred
stock 90 100 connection with reports that
control was passed 20 Chesapeake a.
ohio. American sugar rose and Amer
Leather preferred !. The firm tone con-
tiuucd during the noon hour.
Bonds were steay.
The duluess OF the market was relieved
hv another selling movement directed
against United states Steel, United states
Rubber Union Pacific and Amalgumatti
copper an Of which fell back from their
best prices. Ilckawauna Jumped 30
points and Norfolk a Western and North
American L.. United states Express
broke az and Chicago Great Western
preferred Ia
Speculation was heavy ln tone during
tho last part of the session but there was
uo severe pressure OF stock and most
OF the leaders ruled mt about last wecfs
close.
The market closed heavy Some OF tho
buying of o.. S. steel WAS due o. the
fact that IA per cent Boz dividends comes
or the price of the stock tomorrow
Chesapeake a. ohio rusc 2A on account
Of its reported requirement of Hooking
Valley. Norfolk a. Western gained ia
and Kanawaha and Michigan So in SYM
pathy. Hooking Coal rose B. The gem
Cral list hardened and then yielded
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-14
LOCAL MARnETS

The local markets are rcsumlng a
more normal condition with the re-
opening Of the direct connection with
san Francisco. and fine lot of as
sorted vegetables was received Sunday
night, from California The receipts
also include lots OF Idaho potatoes.
Idaho apples, Utah apples, asparagus
from Moapa. Malaga grapes IN prime
condition. and Florida tomatoes The
tomatoes hitherto brought In have been
coming from Cuba across Florida
straits 10 Knights Key. and thence
north. As the builders Of the Keys
railroad are scheduled to reach Key
West by May L. this will materially
reduce the distance between Cuba and
the United States.
The sales Of oleomargarine are in
creasing as 10 Is reported that the
safes Of butter are decreasing. owing
10 the difference Of 10 cents a pound
between the two articles Eastern
storage eggs are reported az entirely
out OF the local market The quota
lions obtaining today, are given as
follows.
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trip 60 Provo and Spanish Fork IN 'he
interests of the company.
The Selma Consolidated property I'm
North Tintic will start work shortly.
This Is one OF the properties which AT
depth should get some rich ore
I.easers at the North Cun mine near
silver city are taking out some good
ore The last shipment ran 26 per cent
lead. N ounces in silver and 10 per cent
iron.
The Phoebe Metals Mining company
has finished Strengthening out IT'S smart
and has now started sinking In The
two feet OF ore 20 encountered IN nc
shaft.
The Sioux Consolidated has made a
strike Of some good ore on the $50 foot
level about ms feet east of the shatt
Supt W. n. Loose declares that IL u
an extension OF the Colorado-siouN
vein.
James l.. Hackett of Louisville KY.
who is heavily Interested In Phoebe
properties. and Anthony H. Godbe viii
return from California today. after
spending some time there ON mining
business
w. b. Thompson and George T.. Gum
are IN Ely today looking after their in-
torests there. which are the Chainmau'
Coppcrmtncs, and several other mining
companies, as well as the Ely town
site and other Industrial interests. Ihey
are expected in Salt Lake city Wcdnos-
day
Il is reported that tho Rye Patch
Consolidated has stuck chamber N
ore below the old workings. The latest
information is that the six feet of
milling ore Is now found % b. about
Ia HHHn N.n
tanned n ~ believed that II is "a mill
ing product although some OF the ore
runs as high as 400 ounces In silver
Fred Dern Is az present az Ely look
ing over the Ely Centennial property
Everything he wires. comes up 10 eN-
pectatlons and ~ Is probable that the
Dern interests viii be strong In the
Centennial a new powder magazine
of concrete. with heavy iron doors, rs
being built into the mountain. The
wagon road down into the valley has
been finished n ls expected that
shipping will commence at the property
about July l. The tunnel which is
now In 500 feet Is going AZ the rate OF
feet day hand work. Tn few
DAYS the machinery will be I'm and bet
ter progress can be made.
The Nevada Douglas copper com
pany has just closed "a contract with
the Mason valley Mines company ioi
the treatment OF not less than 10000
tons OF ore a month from the mine for
the next rs months. This Will net the
Nevada Douglas not less than s.
ton. giving a net income ~ 100000
year. Gypsum viii be shipped at tho
rate OF 200 Co 500 tons a. day netting
from $4,000 90 $500 900 "a year. As the
company owns 80 per cent Of the Cop
Der Belt railroad II should be an eX-
cellent Garner. II IS probable shat
within q year the Nevada Douglas can
he disbursinB SlOO0.00o year which
Is % per cent on its capitalization.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-14
BUSINESS AND REALTY

SparSs-Ete candy company Is the
name Of the consolidation Of the inter
cats OF the SPARKS Candy company and
the Elite Candy company which was ef-
fectod Saturday The new company
viii operate the Elite factory in Sixth
avenue. with the main office IN West
Temple. which has been heretofore used
bv the Sparks company. The Elite ware
house ln Fifth West street viii be
abandoned Tho consolidated company
will employ 10 statesmen and 200 people
boz the Offices and two factories.
state street is rapidly coming 90 the
front as "a business street. many of the
concerns that have in recent months
been crowded out OF Main, are moving
in that direction Saturday the Gro
she'll Forshcc building ON the east side
of state. north Of the knut-ford. was
opened and the National cash Regis
ter company moved in. the company
having outgrown lis cramptd quarters
near the Kenyon. The front rs of FIRE
brick. giving a very attractive appear
anCe.
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PRODUCE.


Chicago. March ll-Early trading in tine
wheat pie was bulllshIy inclined, particu-
larly in the distant options. which open
ed from Is Co Dee. up and kept well TO-
ward the top through the first of the FIRST
hour on general commission buying The
May delivery started Is 90 = up and kept
steady FOR the first hour. working mp 90
l:lt# and at no time sinking TO satur-
Investment demand in July wheat az
100 3. The trade was cOlurad by re-
uewed crop damage reports encouraging
the bulls Opening figures for the May
option were TIA Geo 13A Light offerings
600 the corn pit gave the bulls an the
advantage iu the first hour The start
was strong iu an the futures with prices
from e 90 q mp The demand Overhaul
auccd the tendency TO sell ana kept quo
tatluns well toward tuc top, May NOV
ing uu from biAs Co g. the other futures
taking % similar course. Opening figures
FOR May were p Zoo ie up az GfE To- G47s
Trading in oats took it5 key from the
grains and bad uu upward trend ala
though the quotations 40 the outso- -Sow-
cd much less gain. May ADVANCED from
asa To- Ea and with tho other options
hour May opened Is down 90 "a up az
asa 90 Gfs.
IN provisions lard and ribs showed "a
slight initial decline. opening ~ to "a
lower for the May products, while pork
at the start gained from 10 90 ~. The
continued high prices for live hogs had To-
uullHn Ducct on provisions in the FIRST
hour and quotations advanced slightly.
May pork selling az 23.@ia Opening fig
urcs for May products were. PORK. q 20
lard. 14o; ribs. so
Whedt-Ihc market held steady al tho
high levels throughout the session. the
more distinct futures showing the great
est strength There was much trading
in July. which reached OSts Tho close
was strong and near the top figures with
May p up az lliA
Cprn-lu the iuar hsfr OF the day the
market became stronger on an Improved
demand and prices advanced from q 90
z above the early high point. MAY sold
ut tll The other options crowding no
with H. The close was strong with MAY
q up ut 654,
CasQ Corn No. J. Gis. 40. 3 white. elis
aOi. No. % yellow. Misut2ts. NO g. 5FIT
5s $50. q white, 5s16. 80 yellow. 510ag
'lo-e-.Wheat-May Liza. July lW;
corH-Moy. 5h July G6E 067. sept.
oats May rz. July n%Q4. sept.
Mess Pork. per bbl- May. @i5. July
ar o.
Lard. per ioo lbs-May ugB. July
% plia.
shor, Ribs. per ION Ibs-May is.a',.
July 1850.
Ryc-Cash. 7sH a7g4i May. So
Barlcy-Cush. 6UuT0
Timothy March. AO
Clover March. 1926
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srRIKE NJ nnsrnN Ely

s Herbert william 0l Boston. yir,
president of the Boston Et property
at Ely, has received foIe-ram an.
nouuciug strike of rich ore ,r tha
ll25-lout level at the mIuo TH. 1ra
was found lu contact uf the limo and
porphyrN The ore is hIgh grade
copper carbonate containing aa high AS
II per cent rcd metal IN, ore was
tound iu the drift 20 the north
The strike is OF considerable umuor-
tauee ON account OF 10 proving up tha
hllh grade copper values loo tho lime
The Ely Consolidated has also proven
this up but the Boston Ely goes 10
much greater depth The BOSTON Flg
was turned down by many OF the best
engineers in tho country but it IL no,
proving up exceptionally rich.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
STORIES OF JARBIOGE
ARE TOO ROSY
Declared That Twin Fall- win Allow
Nothing Bui Boost Matter to DC
Printed at Camp.

Although hundreds of stories have
..t....f .t.....t ,t... ,...,,. s..tI ..s,,,o
...
OF Lhfnids' hefe mas pee" i""N" '''"'
saVured uf tales similar fO tu Arabian
D.igtrs r.,,. .ruir,.rs b4v. dared to
...r...... .t..
'"'l' '''''
camp and ii tnOt nave dunt go ln'I
voices have never been heard. There
a. o,. ftIns that b.. ba.u STATED bv
an .ar.f fbaf b. tbsr tbr prospscts. Tor
,b.r1 sr. ,a mines more sre good
80 t,.r. h. "a .tr,oo ur,b4bility OF
''.,..-,f r..b mines bsIre .prueI mn
nv. ~ rr. Ilf.af arrivals from Inc.
r.-t...f.. I..tr...f d. Is lan.rd 1f
ytarli,lr f5abo mn surlro.r whose
,.,.fft1, Es. ,.,.r fIar9bf. tatue fu the
,,li,t,... ,..rIi 0r s...,inf of fho
$50 ,. it. uan, others WAS un-
I'm, ID. d.t.rrlin. tha value of the
-, DO, a. ,.s.. br ,.o,tIJ IIE..
..ft ,a. t,.,,. stated chat fhe pourne
,,-,.,..,i,. b.. ID ans. rInuiur through
D ,b.t q. fr,r1 l0o fo t0N fepf wide
ana r,1faIrIrr hundreds of dollars
tv s,ff r., tb. tou." said Mr.. stafford
g. II ,,,lr,iys ..-rbIs ana. DO ia doclar-
al .s+ h., traced Tor 20 miles
..,E.u fb. diLa fa thars au risht
,,.a ,,,,... DO b. .- long 4a stated
M 3. rbyoiife dixie cur br quartz
et,irrers mat contain considerable
g.II Dr 'fr. Eourr. pr1partv which
80 b..r 81, 5,trb naked of There BIS
q ouartz strinror that is declared 90
have grcat richness. The stringDr is
sbout four faot wide sampled DC
t-,......t,f,. .t,.tu. d ,t.sa there and the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-14
BUS PASSENGERS

Ituuisford-Wm. ~ Hunt. Chicago:
p. e. Rudigcr. Wood Ridge IS j.. Mr.
and Mrs g. w Atwood. American
Fails Idu.. David Wegg. Telluride
Power company. a. S Elliott Boston;
S r. Arnold Palmer w Holmes Chi-
cago. W. E H1nkInson. "a. Martin
New York Mr. and Mrs W. n Paul
sem. East orange. n. J.
Kcnyon-E. W. Grimhs. Ely. New:
John Brown, Cheyenne; " D. CoOney
Milwaukee. T. n. Latin and l.. Woods
Butte I4e Roy stevens Logan; W j.
blackburn pocatclo. NJ r. Charlton
Washington. u. c.. Mr and Mrs Will
liam Mckinley ChiCagu, Mr. and Ms.
A.. ~ EHrls Jr. Idaho Falls, r. ID
B5u. g. a.. Titus Logau.
Cullcn-Mr and Mrs Joe Streng
ogden. j j. Williams, Butte. III, a.
castle Potter Cumminskoy, PoCltelloi
Mrs. LILLIAN ID. Rhodes, New Castle.
Pa LOWS Anderson, Mant, Mrs. J.
NJ Studobakor. Rich6eld. sidney Black.
g. NJ Madsen. Gunnison, r.. j Field,
Los Angeles. w 49, Robertson, Seattle.
wilson-Mr and Mrs w. T. scau-
nader Iowa city, IT,. Audrey M Jack
son, NJ. r.. smith, Los Angeles Mr. and
Mrs " A Cobaugh. ST Joseph. Mo.
W r.. Esslcy Grand Junction. Colo.
Harry ID Rowdry. Jarbidge r. O..
Jensen. Logan IA. @ Martcll. %. g.
carroll san Francisco Edw scauou,
Toocle
New WindsOr-F Ninemauu Sandy:
Horace r.. Burnett Centerytue. a vs..
Baron ID schwartz Garfield r.. +.
sparks city, y. n. Roberts. Grants
Nllo' w. r Peace, MonteUo, New. W.
VI Herman, Blackfoot. Mr. and Mrs
II IT, Wells, Dan McCucn J r. Sui
ivan, JAS sullivan. Park city. p. l..
Mcohow. ST. Anthony Ida
Mr and Mrs, Walter Fitch OF Eure-
ka, accompanied bv their dauehfer
Miss N NJ Fitch Spent Sunday al the
knutsford Mr. Fitch is tho superin-
tendent of the CHIEF Consolidated
NINE MI and Mrs. Fitch are proml-
ncnt Ia social circles.
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LIVE STOCK.


Chicago. March Cattle Receipts. es-
timatcd ut 22O0O. market 5U Toe. higher.
Bcevos Or 70 S. 90. Texas steers. 4.liu a.,
western steers. ASrH6.6o; stockcrs and
feeders. 3.on 81 cows and hcifers. 200
Hog Receipts. estimated az 500;
market shade lower. Light, 10 5 p lo 81,
mixed 1o.50d 1875. heavy lu.J3 We i5;
10 Goa TO- as. pigs. 9.6o1 10. A., bulk of sales
shcep-R Receipts. estimated at 1Lo1l.
market strong. Native 5.uQS.tI. west
crn, a0m no. yearlings, 7.N0S %; lambs,
native. s0oa9.6o. western. S.oo09.c5.
OMAHA.
omaha. March Receipts.
400 market Toe. higher Native steers.
4 25nT 15. cows and ncifers, 6.O0U s. .
western steers. .0od6 rs. Gamers 5000
o.. stockers and feeders, 4.0o0 90,
calves foJas.& .. bulls stays, etc. 4.o)n
Hogs Receipts. 5000. market strong.
Heavy DO. 40NlOH; mixed. 10 IS n 1915;
light io.25 ~ 10 Is; pigs, No99.0; bulk OF
sales. 10 EM10 g..
sheep Receipts. 900. market strong to
Zoe. higher. warnings seq s %; weta-
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas CITY. March lt-CattIe - RE-
ceipts 9OuQ. market strong 70 Zoe. higher
Native steers G.o00 %. cows and heif-
ers 2M7.u0. stockers and feeders, 4.Z50
CG: bulls i0U6.QO. calves. 45O0 90.
western steers. 5.jOQ7. To-. western COWS.
3.5OVGE
Hogs-Rcceipts. 1000; market steady.
Bulk 10 11010 80. heavy. 10 45ul0 20. pack
ors and butchers. 0.aJd %. a.. light, 10 10
~ l0.G. pigs Sj0de.H
Sheep Receipts, 1900, market steady.
Muttous. G.50a 40. laWbs S.2d 30, led
western wothcrs and yearinRs. 700aS Sc,
fed western ewes. Is 500 7.60
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Finds -Four Inch Streak of Ore In
Tunnel at Property.

INn0CT8T 70 Tho NHW'-I
Provo. March IA. F. Palm has re-
turned from the property Of the Beaver
Lake Mining company I'm Beaver coun-
" An incline has been run 260 feet,
and from this depth a drift has been
started Tor a porphyry dyke A num-
Der ~ small veins Of high grade cop
per have been cut and the owners con
slider the conditions very encouraging
for a big mine
p W e.. Hathenbruck has received
an assay from the ore in the Slate can
yon tunnel which shows values Co the
amount ~ $50 ln gold. silver copper
and lead The tunnel is now tn the
vein 10 feot and in addition 10 the
quartz from which assays have been
obtained De has a f0ur-inCh streak %
anthony which assays 90 per cent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-14
TODAY's MONEY MARKET

New York, March lA-Money on call
easy, ga 03 per cent. ruling rate 2k:
closing bid 21s offered nc
Time loans. firm. Go days 3Aua per
cent % days. 3A a.. six months a.
Closc-Prime mercantile paper ~ as
pcr cent.
Sterling exchange. firm. with actual
business On bankers bills az 4.sf.05Q
s.sf.10 for On days. and at 4S7 for de-
mand.
Commercial bills. A8adAsra.
Bar silver 5ii4.
Mexican dollars. a.
Government bonds. weak; railroads
Irregular.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-14
MARKEr CoNTINUEs GOOD.
Volume OF Business Averaging UD
Well on Local Exchange.

Well on Local Exchange.
The week started out with the vol
ume Of business on the local stock
exchange being creditably high. As
a rule the stocks were strong with
trading good. The number ~ shares
sold this morning was 10000. while the
amount represented by the transac-
tions was Sl0,52950
Colorado was strong this morning
and sold az from SO 20 IS cents This
stock has varied but little for over a
month Columbus Consolidated IN
spite ~ the Pr cent assessment against
Fl. sold at 46 cents. Grand Central
was lower and sold at Si62h Sioux
Consolidated was weak, but regained
some OF IFS strength during the trad
ing Il opened az 80 cents and sold
az 40 cents before the close
Silver King Coalition was the lowest
1t has been IN n long time Three
hundred shares were disposed Of at
s265. ohio Copper was up and re-
malned unchanged
on the curb market the following
were the sales. 800 shares Of Opex at
so cents; 500 at 60. seller so DAYS 100
at So. seller 80 days; 200 az SO, 100 az
59' 1000 az 60, 800 at so. seller 30. 700
shares OF Ely Centennial at %.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS.
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WHOLESALE
MEATS AND POULTRY.

Dressed beef per pouud..........-as.
Dressed veal per pound ..........ltef
Dressed pork, per pound ...........r
Dressed mutton. per p0und....... sqs
Lamb, per pound ....................i i-
Lard, per pound .................. =
Live hons. per pound ............ u
Dressed hens. per pound. n
Dressed springs, per pound..........n
Turkeys. por Mound t.
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"The Great Apostasy" Dr r1.
IMAGES new book. Is one of tha n5r
important works published un h.
claims Of the Church. ON sale a
Deseret News Book Store. in nt
cloth. 60 cents.
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RETAIL.
FLOUR, GRAIN AND HAY.

Family flour, per cwt ..............3O0
Flour straight grade, per cwt ....3.2O
Flour. high patent. per cwt .....38O
Bran and shorts ...,................1.40
Straight shorts .....................1 so
Timothy hay per cwt ..............i.20
Alfalfa hay per cwt ................10 90
Corn, per Cwt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Rolled barley, per cwt .......,......17 rs
w LnlI- nor owl 2 %
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Katherine Palm 10 Edna j Green.
part Of lot 3. block H. plat F..R 10
A W. steel and wife 20 Robert q.
Anderson. lot 8. block l. Hamp-
KimbalI a Richards TO Fred Katter.
lots o and Is. Burton Place.. So
a r. Mckay TO Elizabeth Molhol-
len. lots - and rs. block g Blaine
AOus. ... ....s..... .s.......... .s......
salt Lake Invt. 60. 20 Nephi Pratt.
lot 10, block T. Utah Southern Add. $50
J. ?. Morris 10 A. J. Parry, lot ..
block I. Liberty Park B.............. as
salt Lake Sec. a. Tr Co 20 James
v Maberry. part Of lot @ block B.
plat H. '.-.s....-... ...- -.......... ]
Armon Cravens and wife 60 W. 8.
Muir, part or section l6 township
1 south. range ] east. ............. 200
Marian A. NJ Cannon 20 Lorenzo
Price. Jr. part Of lot 6. block H.
W IT, Rowe and wife 20 r. n.
darkness. part Of lot s. block 2 plat
w II Rowe and wife to n H.
fIarkness. part Of lot 9. blocc 9.
plat ...--.....-... ,.- ....-......-. -
W. H. Rowe and wife to r.
Hardness. part Of lot 9. block 2
Sine Larsen "a al to Elvira n Hay
den. part Of section D. township
south, range west ..........,.... 100
Tony O. Patten and wife 10 John
S. Bowers 81 al, part Of lot 2
block l5 5-acrc 49,. ............ 700
Sarah F. Barton ct al. to Paul r.
Barton. part OF lot B. block 50.
plat I-.......-- .-ss......s. ....-..sr-
James Nelson and wife 20 Hyrum
Nelson and wife, part OF section
g. township . south, range I east
Hyrum Nelson and wife to Maria r.
b. Peterson. part Of section g.
township Q south. range ] east.
Harry n. Mayo 20 Elizabeth b.
Mayo. part Of lot g. block 4, plat
l.stsfs ..-ss-s-ss s-.-s+t..- st.t...t.t. 2
John =. Leonard to J. l.. Wheeler.
part OF lot 40. an Of lot g. block
O. East Waterloo ................. g0p1
y. II stone and wife 10 Klmbal g.
Richards lot 26 Jackson square.
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Din pickles. quart.
sour pickles. quart '''''''......i rs
Popcorn. three pounds f-r '''''.....ll
sugar. IA pounds for ''''''....l-
A1tron peel per pound cello
lemon peel per pound '.'''....ll
orange peel per pound ''''-.....-1
Mincemeat. per pound -'.....-'
sweet cider. per gallon '''' q, d
Rye homlny, quart ......' '.'''.....f
Cane sugar ....... .''....'.....
Beet sugar ....... .''.....f
'Niaple sugar per pound ..... ''''''
Oleomargarine ..... '.'t.....
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There could be no Restored Church
had there been no apostasy. Read
frhe Great Apostasy" by DR. j. ".
Talmage Deseret News Book Store.
cloth. 60 cents.
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MEATS AND POULTRY.

Dressed beef, per pound .-......7U22ta
Dressed hens. per pound ......22ia H25
Lard pound Observation-Disclosures. 20
Dressed veal pound 15f25
Fan lamb. pound ...........12H n22ig
Dressed spring pound ................28
Fancy breakfast bacon. pound .....85
Rnasters, pound Observation-Disclosures
Turkey. per pound .................. "a
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DAIRY PRODUCTS.

Creamery butter. per pound ........fO
Butter ranch. per pound ...........35
Cheese, per pound st............ 20Ff8b
Ranch eggs, per dozen ...............80
Moufchafpl cheese ......... ~
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WOOL.


ST. Louis March l4.-Wool. unchanged.
Territory ard western mediums. 24027,
huc mediums, 1924. fine il120
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Chicago, March 1t-Ruttcr- stea5,
Creamor.es. -G43i. dairies. ua&
Eggs-Stcady nj mark. cases Included
10, receipts lti0 cases. drsts. n. princ
hrsts p f'''''
Cheese steady DaIsloq rrtLan. L..
iWins l"t0A Young Americas. I6H n 4
Long Horns. lgRaA 70
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New York March 4-suEar Raw. firm,
muscovado. SO test g 81. ccntrifurai IA
test 800 molaoses sugar. so test 3.m.
3.I, powdered. 6.G
Concc-Spot. steady. No . Rlo ett.tes,
"a, No. 4 santos. o..
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NUTS

Almonds. per pound .....
Walnuts per pound ''.'......
Fllberts, per pound. ..... .''''.''...
Peanuts, pounds for. ''"'....
Mixed nuts per pound '''''....