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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-05

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ISOLDE Der Norbameriiauiide Surners
bunD acta9t. 9erielbe lit bon ieber
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1913 Stimmeu nn8enomncn, IN
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Der io5iaIiitiidycn Sartei bier in Den
Ser. Staaten erfldrcn. Gin alter
Acknowledgment bon 9tofcitcr, u. o.,
nnftc selteno, obaB Der auf iorts
f6rittlihe Sheen auf8cbaute Turner
bunb feline @giiten5 : 9ere6ti9un8 in
Sra9e iteIlc, iucun er feline Sefries
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fr~eiiinnigen @iirgeri6aft bon Rils
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foIlte iener Acknowledgment lpiiien.
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man iebt better upb bcutlidcr pie ie,
tpelde ~freiiinnige anidnuun9cu Der
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habcn. No6 bel lpclli9cr MOLTEN lpir
SurnIebreru pbi8rr Scnbcn5 unicre
&inber anbertrnucn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-05
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Die i6onite SABINE in Der @elt
SIT Hotb. 8eib unb 8lau
Guf i~ternbeidter Iil.
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Iuf iternbefdter Iu.
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Der Tolferfreibeit Sfirm unb Sort
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Guf iternbeidter gu.
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Guf i%ternbeidter Gu.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-05
GAitnrir4rs.

Ginen Wtcniden CUR Seiinnung gu
brinecn lit bic erobe altnit ~unierer
Sage, in al benz 8irriparr bes
mpoerncn 2ebeus uub IN benz Stol5.
Der Durd ben mobcrncu Sortihritt in
ben 8opfcn Der Dteuihen berriht.
8eruer Sombart, Der grobe So5ioz
lpec, iagt rihtis: Sic moocrnen Or
iinbungen unb Grrun9cni6aften baben
Den Renifen mrubiscr. aber nift
alildlihcr gemadt." Sas iino Grcrz
Siticns 8ebaufeu, Die ubcr aud ms
NQta9sle6en btnein paiicn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-05

Sic Tepaftcurc Der Satbp:
liid,en Srufseielihait baben
IN ibren Nrbeiten bic WtttIulte
eines Stabes pm tiihtiget
Gprrcippnbeuten nth Wtt.
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Spesial 6prrcippnnen5cn uno
bic s~ebiescucu S%ciitnngcn Der
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fir uniere brci Yldttcr iidj
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friebigcnpcr @eiic 81 bcbienen.
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unb Wtttarteitcr inter allpcreu
in ben f~pIacnbcn 0rpiitabtcn
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SuTcm burg.
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liiden 5%asesbldttcr Der @elt,
unb baben gerbinounsen, mcld1e
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sr5fern. Wir perpeiien III
biciem Yunffc bic 9efcr auf
bic sablreiden Artifcl, mcl&e
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bieicn unb pielcn anDeren Der
h%eiycruuoeu uuicrer SlGtter
crieben, pai Is bas geitrcbrn
Der scidaftlid,en nnb reoaftios
nellen 9eituns bicfer 3ettmngen
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YrcKc mii5narbeiteu, nm baE
ourd, has gertrauen nnb bic
itnteritiituns Md, ipeiterer
areiie 81 sewinnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-05

&at ba ,Sdipater" 6annun bcim
g6ub Der bcuri9cu GongrcBs Sieuug
bebduptet, Der 81. Son9rcB lci Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-05
altrsbalb has Centrum ~suetmal ae[d,uieeem.

Berlin. Den ~. Suni 10.
ON bos Elm Somucrl Die SunDss
IL tase baben i'm Wtai beeonnen
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-04
CAPT. STREETER's DREAM
OF WEALTH GETS JOLTE:D.

chicago. oct. 4.-Capt. George Well
5inrton streeter's dream of wealth from
The sale of lands thrown up By Lake
Michigan about the good ship Reuten{
when she was wrecked off Chicago ave-
nue. in 1855, was given u final jolt yes
tterday. II was announced. through the
medium OF the legal boards IN tho coun.
~ building that all OF Caps interest,"
real phantom In the "deestrict' VIII Dt
sold nj auction to the highest bidder on
Oct is property is valued at S90Ooo,0u.
, The reason for the sale OF the properly
is n Judgment of $1,000 against cap.
The debt was incurred by the mariner
real estate man In his efforts to obtain
his ,relense from Il life sentence at Joliet
which had been imposed following tne
trial Of cap" for killing n Waterman
while defending the .'deestrict" with arm
cd retainers. 20.
months in the penitentiary but not be-
fore he had RIM up a. heavy bill Tor
legal services. Now he Is to be. stripped
Of his rights TO any lands he owns IN
the ..deestrict' to satisfy the claim OF
Atty. W. q. Anderson. who brought about
his release.
III 1t is said the present move is only a
fersrunlier to nlandamns proefSed, ing,
iChnsers Of Caps claims.
cap" s,recter In his "lard boat" Is
pondering over the shatterins OF his
hopes. which had survived the many jars
sustained in his battles with the mill
liopaire landholders VINO had made the
"deestrjct'' one for the fashionable citi-
zens of the north side.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-04
united STATES STARTS
BINGHAM PROPERTY
Power Was Turned on This Morning
At Old Jordan and Tclc-
graph Mines.

Work was started up at the old Jor-5
dan and Telegraph mines at Bingham
this morning by the United states Min
ing company. The property has been
closed down for just 10 days, rs re-
pairs We're not as extensive as at first
expected. When the plant was arstl
closed down it was believed that Il
would be at least five weeks before 1t
WAS IN operation again.
The compressor which was the prin-
cipal thing that required attention was
not in as bad shape as expected, 1t
was taken to pieces and aeveral of the
old worn out parts we're replaced With
new. After being given thorough
overhnulinE and cleaning. the compress
scr was set up and ready for work this
morning.
BY tonight the company expects to
have about 20 men on the payroll and
the company extracting in the neigh-
borhood of $50 tons of orc day. This
viii probably be increased as soon as
the company can add either to the ef1i-
cheney OF the zinc separator ut Mid
vale or to the size of the plant.
The company is now experimenting
with the system of screens for the pur
pose Of increasing the efficiency 1t Is
believed that by this change double the
capacity can be secured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-04
MARKET SHOWING
LITTLE. STRONGER.

New York. Oct. 4.-The opening move
mcnt of prices OF stocks today was un-
certain and Irregular ana within a very
narrow range. Northern Pacific fell Z
and Minneapolis, ST. Paul and Saut Ste.
Marie advanced D, These were the most
conspicuous change. Dealings were 1,
small. -
Higher prices In some of the standard
stocks brought out realizing orders the.
reaction reaching u point In Union Pa
eific, Reading and Chesapeake Il OHIO
and causing the list generally TO sag
below yesterdays closing. Pacific Tele-
phone advanced IL.
The stock marke was influenced By
technical considerations. Professional OPP
orators sold stocks on foreground that
reaction WIS due on account or the eX-
tent of the duration OF the preceding adj
vance. The supply proved discouraginG
to the efforts to bid UP prices. Stcn an
effort was made IN the second hour, but
.fore. Wisconsin Central declined ID and
Erie second preferred. American Sugar
and Western Union l. Hooking Valley
rose Is, Pacific Telephone 81, SPhiladel-
phin company, 2.. Western House, Elec-
4 trio IL and American Smelling l. S@,
Bonds were irregular.
When the decline eliminated traders
good traction, but the demand soon eased
and the dealings became Very dull. West
inghousc Electric gained I and New
York Air Brake 3.
Active stocks were virtually immovable
but n number OF the minor stocks were
strong. Ais Chalmers preferred rose l..
General Electric and American Woolen l.
The market closed firm. a rise in
the copper and electrified industrials
was gascribed to developments In the
trade. Tennessee copper and National
Lead rose !, Utah Copper II, General
Electric a. and Westinghouse Electric
81, The general list stiffened slightly.
st. Louis Southwestern pre- ferred rose 81
Chesapeake &. Ohio. AiHckay companies
preferred and National Enamel In Il,
Iowa Central preferred IL and Minneap-
oils & st. Louis. Toledo St. Louis &
Western preferred and Hooking Coal l.
Louisville & Nashville and soss-shef-
field Steel declined |.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-04
CONCENTRATES.

C. P. Crawford leaves today for the
camp OF National to start operations
on his lease.
General Manager Colin Mcintosh OF
the Ohio Copper Is on his way east.
Just what his mission Is this time Is
not known.
r.. N. Skinner of Boston has Issued a
report on the Mason Valley Mines
company mine Mt Ycrington.
Some fine looking quartz is now
being taken, out of the King William
ground NJ Tintic. Two shifts have
been Fut to work at the property
There was no call on the local stock
exchange this afternoon, an adjourn
mont being made for u visit to the fair.
Today Is also the Hebrew New Year or
Rosh Hashona.
ti Tony Jacobson. general manager OF
the Columbus Consolidated Mining
company is now at the mine mt Alta.
Mr.. jacobson returned from the east
Saturday night and left for tho mine
.Nesterday,&Ile expects to return We'd
'nesday night
John Dern the newly elected prcsi-
dent Of the American Mining congress,
returned home yesterday from the an
nual session at Los Angeles. Mr.. Dern
has been member Of the congress since
It's organization, Is years ago. He hopes
to arouse more OF an interest in the
congress in Utah, and increase tho pres
ont membership from 100 to 800, in this
* tgta4thH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-04
RAILROAD NEWS
PRocEEp1NG W1rn CAUTION.

Chicago. Oct. a. Unsettled economic
conditions, chiefly in regard to the linz
pending ruling of the interstate COM
merce commission on the petition Of
western railroads for an Increase IN
freight rates. Will make 1t necessary
for the directors of the Atchlson. To-
peka a. Santa Fe to proceed with
caution the coming year. according to
the fifteenth annual report of that
road, signed by President Edward -
Ripley
. Mr.. Ripley precedes this statement.
however, with the assurance that the
property Is In excellent condition physi-
ically. and has made ample provision
for Its present financial needs. The IN
come fstntement5 shows that while the
total income increased s12,119,15S since
the previous report yet because OF
increased expense the net income was
only 1874 greater.
The total operating income Is given
for the year sas slO4,993. 19i.6I. the total
income from all sources as sloI,p4a,-
250.16. and the total operating expenses
!sI5,1S3.314.b4. Fixed charges amounting
to si1,9s4.151.36 added to the operating
expenses bring the net income down to
sec, 4257S4.2S
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-04

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Walcott Thompson
Of this city have returned from a pleas
ant trip to New Haven, Conn. Mrs.
Thompson's3 former home. Mr.. Thomp-
son reports the old university town as
growing rapidly. Two great new build
ings are In process of erection for the
university. with several more coming.
EB. F. Ritter, the Logan druggist, is in
the city today on business trip.
E. p. F1emming. a graduate of the
Univcrsityof Pennsylvania in 1901. has
been admitted TO membership in the
University club.
F. n. Brandenhurg. forecast official
z OF the weather office In Denver. Is In
town today. en- route to. Los Angeles.
inspecting the watershed of the Colo
RADIO.
Mrs. Mabel Bergstrom and son Ev-
erett have returned from Great Falls.
Mont. where they have been spending
a couple of months visiting with Mrs.
jBergstroni's father, Albert Coonrod.
Girard Hale. son OF the well known
architect. leaves next week for. Paris
to continue his art studies. The young
man has made remarkable progress al
ready.
Architect c. S. Mcdonald is Obliged
10 ltAl b1 CEultlitS a. paS''Shs' pNA'ieS
to a dislocatcd hip. due to u fail.
J. j. Ormsbee, n prominent ri Paso.
TEX, business man, is registered ut the
knutsford
q President ]. E.. Cossriff OF the Con-
itinental National bank and wife ar
rived yesterday and registered at the
knutsford. from Chicago.
NJ. e. Bennett, of Chicago. who for
90 years has been travelling into this
section for the Detroit stove works.
il at the Semloh. He says he has re-
moved his family from Chicago to
/ this city. to make salt Lake his head
quarters, and start out from hero on
his travels. instead Of from Chicago.
j. n. Goodwin has gone to New York
as witness in a law suit set thoreS
for hearing Oct. 8.
DR.. and Mrs w. S. E.llcrbeck left
yesterday fcr Chicago. Boston, New
York and Philadelphia They expect
TO be absent about n month"; DIR.
Ellrrheck will spend some time at
the University of PENNSYLVANIA. renew
old acGuaintances and give some att
tention to an intricate case In surgery.
NJ. Il. Anderson. the Mt Pleasant
pedasogue, is spending a few days In
the city.
Boyd Park. accompanied by his
daughter Mrs. Margaret Chaplin, res
turned Sunday afternoon from Ocean;
park Where he has been spending the.
summer f
Wesley r. King has returned from
Butte where he submitted toin surgl-
cal operation
General and Division Superlnten-
dents Hopkins and Fennimorc Of tho
Boil Telephone company have return-
! ed from n two weeks absence In at
tending the convention Of rlant
York and Chicago they found quite
an Interest manifested in Utah and
Idaho. s.
&c. +. Moon and family have return
ed from a pleasant six weeks visit to
Mr. Moons former home near Cincin-
natl Ohio isSiS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-04
/ PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

SIlINhoNt .rat.
Chicago, Oct. 4.--Although trading IN
to bulish news showing decrease III
the European visible supply me iess ,'s1..
Ing Of the total was only lo,Wyy Dus'' ~.
crease Of 10000 bushels ut the cor
responding time year ago, stocks OF
wheat In lChcago were also repot.. '.', rs 10
showing a decrease that to some ~. racers
Commission houses were mostly on the
buying side, II not ho.ning nloof. rhe
opening WAS a shade lower to sus high-i
cr with December covering the entire
range at 9ei to 9sS. In SUBSEQUENT trans
actions there was a reacdon to 96ana.
Wet weather and light receipts made
corn firm. December started ANt 10 !
higher at 49lGsto 49a and then fell back
Oats rose with wheat and corn. De;
eember opened Up at S?l and touched
the hog n msyks, daS Frsi
sales We're shade TO q off with me ila
toa10,5o for lard and e,25 fbs ribs,
the market advanced decidedly because
of reported heavy damage from drouthi
in Argentine. The close was steady. with
December at s7s q An net gain Of u,
Is nothing and there was increased firm
cember n 5ofISOs, net advance of bde
Cash corn: No. 2, SO: No. white. 81
al. No. . yellow. 5l7Ts2: No. 3. iliTa:
No. q white, 517GSo: No. 3 yellow. ilaI7:.
No. l.. 5oi15l; No. white. Sol@5ia; No!
A. yellow. 51i.
Ciose-Rye-Cash. I4SffI5: Dec. Is.
Barley-Cash. 671i3.
Timothy-Cash, 7.sOds.,5; Oct, 9.15,
Clover-CRsh,4 IL O0ml5.o0: Oct. 1850,
Wheat--Dec.. 977Gi May, LOST: July.
C.orn-Dec.. soai May. So.
oats--Dec,, S3,a.: May. s6iGa.
Mess Pork per hbl,--Jan.. LISA; May,
Lard. per 100 lbs--May lo1osalo1s
Oct. Ia IS: Nov. II .65: jan. 10.52s,
Jan, o.aeAMo.s5; May, 9.e7ldlo.ao.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. Oct. 4,--Raw sugar. steady;
muscovado. so test. 3.4a: centrifugal. .96
test, 3.56: Inolasses sugar. 3.a, Refined,
coffee--spot. steady
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago, Oct. 4.-Butter = Steady.
Creamaries, 2laeS; dniries. 23a27 +
Eggs-Steady. at mark, cnses Included
1siW2l2; receipts, 6,26l. firsls, %: prime
firsts, y. tl
Cheese-steady Daisies, 15adl: Twins.
1fG15; Young Americas. 15salt; Long
Horns. l5hGS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-04
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
CHURCH DELEGATES GATHER

Cincinnati, @. Oct, 4.--Manyi dele
gates and visitors to the tricnnial con-
vention of the Protestant Episcopal
church In America are here for the
opening tomorrow. The conference will
continue for % days, during which time
many subjects of interest to the church
will be considered. One hundred bish-
ops OF the church md $50 lay and
clerical delegates will take part In
tho deliberations. Delegates to the
8Woman's auxiliary and wives of the
bishops and delegates will bring the
total attendance to more than 900.
Among the prominent arrivals today
WAS j. Picrpont Morgan of New York
and his party. Mr.. Morgan Is a dele.
gate to tho convention and announced
that ho would remain here until the
convention closed, In his party were
Bishop Doane Of Albany. n. ", one
of the Oldest living bishops In tho
Episcopal church,; Bishop and Mrs.
Greer of New York and Bishop and
Mrs. Lawrence of Boston.
During his stay here Mr.. Morgan
Will occupy the house which was the;
home OF the late Alexander Nc Donald,
the Standard OIL capitalist.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-04
SENATOR LA TOILETTE
IS OPERATED UPON

Rochester, MINI, Oct. 4.-senator La
Toilette was operated upon for gall
stones at $40 aim. today and the opera
{tlon WAS completed at S:4o am. Eight
stones were removed from the gall
bladder. Prospects for recovery are
good
e III explaining tho bulletin issued, DR.,
Phillip Fox said: 4
Tho operation disclosed exactly what
we expected, and bears out in every
;det.Nl tho exhaustive diagnosis of last
Friday and Saturday.
SttAl, of the gallstones were small
THE complications as diagnosed were
IL slight adhesion of the small Intestine
to the gall bladder. acute Inflammation
of the 3pancreas md enlarged lymphatlc
gland due to septic matter in the gall
bladder. 3
The danger will not be over for
several days on account of these COM
$pltcatlons. He stood the operation well
and prospects for recovery are good. ~
The above bulletin was issued Mt II
o'clock today from, st. Mary's hospital
and was signed by Drs. George keenan,
and g. Il and w. J !. Mayo. ,.. . 3, & \
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-04
KEE5 sUFFRAGETTE
ON THE WARPATH

Milwaukee,. Mis- Oct. 4,--,There is a
row on between the suffragettes and
the suffragists in Milwaukee,.
Milwaukee suffragists do not APP.
prove of militant English methods.
and IL Miss Wagner distributes cir
cuars on the streets she will do so
without authority from us and at the
peril of losing our support" declares
the board of directors of tho Mil
waukee Woman Suffrage league.
II don't care If members of the
league don't help me advertise the
meeting-Ill do 1t alone IL neces-
sary. Any opposition to modern
methods is all nonsense" says Miss
Mary swain Wagner, who wants to use
British militant methods to advertise
the meeting at which Miss Snowden,
the English suffragette will speak.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-04
AMERICAN BANKERS
ASSOCIATION CONVENTION

Los Angeles. Oct. 4.-13ank laws and
needed legislation protecting banking In
stitutions were the important themes at
the convention of the american Bankers
association today, The convention was
called to order by President Lewis. Il.
Person, president OF the Irvine Nation
al Exchange hunk of New York city.
Addresses of welcome were made by
Mayor George Alexander of Los Angeles.
and w. III. Holiday. president OF the Los
Angeles Clearing House associations. GOV.
Glllett sent a message OF regret stat
convention as a special session of the
Legislature was being held In Sacrumen-
to. ~ 5h2 Hs sSH
The morning session OF the convention
Will be devoted. TO addresses and reports
of President Pierson, General Secretary
Farnsworth. Treasurer p. G.. Kaufman
and General Counsel Thomas d. Patton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-04

T l..
Bonrd OF Pnrdons-The state board
of pardons mot this morning to look
into the application of Rees and Bass.
serving sentences for murder In Ogden.
After examining two witnesses from
Weber county the board adjourned
without taking any action. 81
Oasis Project Tomorrow--Thea
state land board met this morning ana
took up number of routine mat
tiers. The board set the time of tax
ing up the Oasis project subject for
3 p. m. Wednesday.
Hardly Isennn,erativc-The !. NJ.
e. AZ. lost money on Edmund Vance
Cook, the elocutionist. General secre.
tnry Wright has been urged to adop'
tho Same plan with reference TO az
fractions that the local musical man.
tageous. viz. to give no guarantees,
but to "play on percentages" unlee s''
willing to lose money.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-04
BETTER TONE TO MARKET.
Trading Is More llvcly--Slnurttcr
f#E OpcX on the Curb

. r .-f q u ~" r IL. r.
! There WAS n better undcrtone to the
market this morning than has existed
In weeks. Trading WAS more. lively, and
several OF the securities had II real APP
bearance of activity. Cedar Talisman
moved up To l6 cents again this morn.
Ing and stayed there Colorado sold
ut the same old price Of SO cents,
k'olumbus Consolidated was again
knocked down this morning, lot Of
loo shares being disposed Of Mt say
rents. The stock was unsteady through
hut and dropped after the first two
bales. "A.
Iron Blossom sold at "a and 10 cents,
which Is comparatively strong.
a The total number OF shares of stock
That changed hands this morning WaS
sa,500, while the amount paid out on
account of the transactions was
fI.l36, ID.
~ On the curb market q bear raid was
made on Opex Consolidated. that nearly
but the stock down and out. For several
hays there has been feeling OF un-
ensiness IN the security and this morn-
hg II started. From q ccnts tho stacit
dropped to 1919 cents before the close.
rhc3 following were the snles on .h,.
,ltrb market this morning; Five hrn-a
TrOd shares 0f Ouux Mt .; cants seller.
K n DAYS; 500 n q; i.50o ut "a 1000 1T
4 lila: 500 Mt l:i,l00 al 20: 800 at o0is;
J 200 ut 1919, 100 shares Of Gold Chain
at 10 cents.
II FORENOON QUOTATIONS..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-04
ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. Oct 4.--Money on cali.
steady. 2S65s per cent? ruling rate.
2A per cent; closing bid, Pa per cent;
offered at 2ss per cent.
Time loans. firm: for 80 days. A6DA
per cent: for 90 DAYS, 41sdpN pcrfccnt:
for six months. AZ ar per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper 5is
66 per cent
Sterling exchange, steady. with actual
business In bankers bills Mt 4,S3l5H
4,S3.3o for 60-day bills and ut $500 for
demand: commercial bills, 4.S2hIN.
Bar silver. 533.
Mexican dollars. Is.
Bonds. governments, steadS: rail-
roads, irregular.