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Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-12-16

Edith. he began-"Edith | want
| love you-I"-
She stepped back and tried TO draw
away her hands. The movement OF
her head brought her cap close to a
candle on the tree. The tain null
tamed suddenly Into n blaze. pr
Knights fingers closed over the burn
In his tand
He drew out the pin that held the
cap In place aud lifted from her un.
harmed halr the charred badge of her
profession.
Size caught bis hand and tried 10
open 1t. lie clinehed II and the cap In
II.
rs II your cap vou wantf" he asked.
"No. your hand: it's burned"
i've been suffering for weeks and
you haven't cared.
''Yon wanted silly Irritation. and II
yen were hurt II served you right"
"Will you marry me. Edith; shah
not ask for any more rttndeStine meet
ings III try to Toe patient till you
graduate Cant Won love me? You
love Joe and cid Miss Curtlss and tn.
babies Cam ven care for ne instead
Of fer all thtse peoples"
I'm tired ~ caring for people
think I'd like-I'd like to have some
body eare fer me ="
Refore The next Christmas came
round Edith had taken agr her aerses
uniform la don brida dress EiaHaie
knight was lhe happy man. aud II Wa
arraaeed hat the wedding Shauld tax.
place Al the hospital auong those whe
loved beth the bride aud the geoem
ioe. Il course. WIS present and watch
est the proceedings with eyes wlae
epen
When the ceremony was over aue
congratulations had eeen over nr and
Mrs knieh, drove away 10 their OWE
home.
And thai Is why In the happy after
years nr aud Mrs Knight always ne.
ferred To Joe ~ Santa Claus joe.
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" Trolley Time Table
The Consolidated Railway Co

lime gwen Tor cars leaving Front and
Main Street
Leave Putnam for Worcester and intermedi
ate stops at s5.l7 900, t7.55 q. M, and hourly
until 1885 p. m. Leave Worcester (City
Hall at 6.l5 a ~, and hourly until 9.l5 p. n
Time hours and 20 minutes fare IS cents.
Leave Patusm for Webster aud intermediate
stops at .7.i7. s6o7 a. m. u SIS q. m, and
then hourly until 9.55 pm. Returning. leave
Webster at 6.los a. IN, ! As a. M. and hourly
until l0.45 p. Fare 20 cents
Leave Putnam for Dayville and ints rmediate
stops at xo.35 a. m. aud hourly thereafter until
ll.S5 p. m. Returning, leave Dayville al
s5oo, o.45 4. m. Clio 4. m, Dayville tear
hou~el Us m-- and hourly anti il0.2s
p. N. Fare 10 cents.
Leave Putnam for nanieson st 1888 a. IN.
then hourly until 1925 p. N. Returning leave
Danielson At = 10 \. IN. and then hourly unti
until o.lo P. M Fare Is cenis.
Leave Putnam for Central Village and inter
mediate steps al x6.S5 a. N. hourly until
9.S5 ?. m. Returning, leave Central Village
aise.la a. M, As a. ~. hourly thefeaite Unit
DO y. N. Fare - cents. All cars eennec1
at Central Village Cor Moesnp. Fare cents.
Leave Norwich for Putnsm at 6.45 a. m. ane
hoafly ant SIS P. m. Fare a5 cents.
Putnam and Providence
Leave Putnam Tor Providence and way point
Al 6-S5 a. M. changing at Elmville Oh aso
the Providence and Danielson Railway. kas4Ie
Elmvihe at 6.43 and S.4a a. N. and hoars
thereafter 10 and including 6.4a p N. Rttar
Ing, leave Market Square, Providence, s.
q. N. and hourly thereafter TO S.4a ?. N. To
$40 p. m. Fare rs cents.
sDoes not run Sundays.
sundays, one hour later.
xsundsys, hours later.
All southeeana cars connect 10 Central VI.
tsge witsrs tor Moosap
This table subject 10 easnze without motto
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-12-16


Routes Ne. -, and
Rural Carriers leave daily, tsuudays ard He'll
DAYS eNeepsetN ats. 10 a. m return al S.lo P. B.
Mailable matter, wcishing pounds CT les
Sent Nv Rerai Carriers must be prepaid By
.tafaft. afhxft
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Putnam Mail Service
NOVEMBER. 1909.

POST OFFICE OPEN
From 8 80 a. III. to y p. m.
SUNDAYS from $50 to $50 a. m. The lobby will
remain open to Lock Box holders until II m.
HOLIDAYS from $50 am 10 " m.,s-30 to pm.
Carriers window open SUNDAYS from $50 to
9.&.
MONEY ORDER DIVISION
Open from a. m. to q p. M, closed on Sun
dsys and Legal Holidays.
Registry Division open during ONCE hours
DELIVERIES
BY City Carriers Daily. tsundays ane
Holidays excepted) At $40 =. m. and 40 p
m. aud ii .03 a. IN. in the Business Section
One delivery by City Carriers on HOLIDAYS.
Collections and Despatche.
From the Street Letter Boxes, SUNDAYS and
Holidays excepted.l
RESIDENTIAL SECTION.
Collections. Dispatches
OILS to $40 a. M, ma. despatched at ! % a, N,
$40 to | 30 a. M, - 1910 i"
40 to ESQ p. M, : =" 7.45 pm
FRONT AND ELM STREET Box.
ala NJ, mail despatched at 1;os a. N
Ills a. tn, - u 10
S.an a. M. &" " $50 P. ID.
900 p. ~, 1.4S
RURAL rREE DELIVERY.
Routes Ne. -, and
Rural Carriers leave daily, Sundays ard Hell
DAYS eNeepleN atS.l0s. m return al S.lo P. n.
Msilable matter, weisshing pounds ef les
sent hs Rara Carriers must be prepaid By
stamps affixed.
MAILS OPEN FROM
Boston, New York. Hartford aud all point
north, east. south and ives. at s.la a. m.
Boston. S.iA, le.fa y. m, S.4a, d o3 ?. ~.
panlelsen. sis, II q m, S.4a ?, N.
Norwich. 5 Is, IL =. M. SAB, eos p. m.
Hartford, 5 II a. M. s.lo, 60 p. m.
New York. SIS. II a. NJ. 4.l0. 200, p. IN
Worcester, Sl5 .. IN, COS p m.
Webster, s.ta a. IT,, sos p. M.
wlhmaat1c. STA. II a. M, a.la p. IN
SUNDAYS from all points $50 a. m.
MAILS CLOSE FOR
Boston. 7.05. lo.te a. m. IL. lo,SSa, 5.SA 43p.u
nsaiclson. 5.i0, l0.le a. M, 50, T.4A p. N.
Hartford. 7.a0. 10 10 a. N, ara 1.4a p m.
New York, 40, 1910 an, S.lS.s Sa.T.4a P. II
New Haven, 40, 10 10 a. M, a.S5, s.ta p. IA
Norwich, 40. ie.loA. IA. 5.Sa, 1.4s ,, N.
Wilhmantic !. %. 10 10 a. m, 5.;s5. - p. m.
| Worcester. s.oS. lj.l0 a.. M. } 81, 5.SS, AS
West aud southern States, T.o5 7.ao, 1910, =
IA. S.ls. S.S3 a.Sa, 40 p. N.
Worcester aud New London, North, Way Sta
tsons. % a. m. S.Sa p. N.
Worcester and New London, South, Way Sta
tions. f.as a. a., s.sa p m.
/ Boston and Hartford, East. Way StssonA 7.
IN.
Boston aud Hartford West. Way Stations, SIS
y. IN
Bo<ten and Poaeh.. EAST, Way Stations. SIS
y IN.
Boston and Peagh.. West. Way Stations. lc.le
.. m.
Boston. Providence And View York. East, wsy
Stations. lo.lo an.
wesistocks, south, North. East. lu.so q H.,
SIS p m.
Pomsrct. f.tS .. m, AIS p. y.
Nights for eli points las p =.
Wcss WcSsixtock. wcc<1>tock Valley, Wes
ford and Esstfcrd 1850 .. =.
Yves; ThcupsOn f.Ss O. -
Nixhn for I'll resnts s.sS p =.
SandAvs tor ell pcisu I'D ,. ~
FRANK G. LETTERS. pesa>asas
lnIS FAPfR kEPREsENrEo FOR FOREIGN
ADVERTISING ~ THE
Nazz5I
oOsgnAl 0gVlcgo
Aw1M NENRH Rnn0 CHICAGO
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Messenger Roy nvat YER nos~ done
a little sherpin yesterday Wall Street
osfsee Hoy i'sah Nohtn' 10 spsak 81
couple of goed Sery iveahle banks an
a steel plant. an he had "A railread sen
up On appreciation i'uck
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
BUSINESS SMALL,
PRICES HIGHER

New York. March 2-Opening business
IN stocks today was small and prices
generally higher Erie first preferred
rose iss. National Railway OF Mexico
preferred IA. Colorado Fuel & Iron and
Reading large fractions. Gains other
wise we're restricted 10 small fractions.
PROFIT taking drove Reading a fraction
below. yesterdays closing and cancelled
nearly an OF the advance In Amalgnm-
nted Copper An active demand for tho
western railroad stocks, eastern trunk
lines and United states steel turned the
market upward Trading became very
lively on the rally and broadened con-
siderably with prices generally material
ly above yesterdays final figures. Ann
Arbor gained 8ia. Erie first preferred 2ls
and Reading and Wisconsin Central Ia,
S. Paul Northern Pacific. Pacific Mail
Westinghouse Electric, Railway Steel
Spring and American Wooden preferred J.
United states Steel encountered enor-
nous orders az 81 600 the course OF its rise.
It's aggressive advance through that pug
ure to N2s was influential IN rusins
prices throughout Conspicuous gains
were Reading and Erie second preferred
2 Grand Island first preferred 8. New
York Air Brake 90. Union Facih. aliv
Anal g1natcd copper 49, NoNh
preferred and Northern Pacific liz' Lead
i% and numerous Others a po'ut or more.
United states Express declined Inc
demand had quieted down al noon
Bonds were irregular
Realizing sales reduced the rise m
Reading about n and sent the Whole
INST backwards somewhat. but there was
% later hardening an around when u. s.
steel moved up TO Sih. American Smelt-
ing also Improved p Toledo. 5. Louis
and Western preferred .. Amalgamated
Copper "a and Railway steel Spring pre-
forred g
The market closed firm. Realizing sales
weakened the market temporarily hut the
sustained strength Of the metal indus
trials revived 20. American Sugar lost lia
Vulcan DEFINING preferred rose g. West
ern Maryland Cetincates IA and Ameri-
can Locomotive 1h.
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arrangements will be made for the
raising Of the capitalization Of the
company and authorizing a bond issue.
The Emerald property at Tintic has
been given the right 90 prospect Us
own property through the OpeN SHAFT
The Emerald has some excellent indi-
cations OF ore on the LOO level me
OpeN will give the company an addi-
tional depth OF 1000 feet with but a
small outlay.
The Little Bell Consolidated Mining
company which entered the dividend
paving list last year has Just announc-
ed IT'S initial dividend for the year 1910.
The property BIS at Park city. The
dividend is 3 cents a share. total OF
$4,000. payable March p, books TO close
March n.
Before leaving for Boston yesterday,
Vice President John NJ Dick OF Boston
declared that the Majestic company
will be- shipping a 50-tOn car Of ore
week 90 the local smelter This will
in no way interfere with the SHAFT
continuing down and other work under
the direction Of General Manager
Monat
Supt n T Miller OF the Bingham
Butte Consolidated Mining company,
who has been in the city for several
days says that the new tunnel is now
in fun face ~ ore az a distance OF
go rect from the portal ne luHuel pr
TO De 400 feet long The ore en-
countered averages TO s per cent cop
per. rs ounces In silver and $3.50 In
gold.
Reports from Modena say that there
b. much activity az Fuorne, New. At
the White Horse group Of claims, work
ed by Miller and Rafferty,, a 50-foot
SHAFT has been sunk the enetiro distance
iu ore The ore on the dump runs $l6O
boz gold and Sl.71 ounces ia silver. on
the ldlcwild property, adjoining the
White Horse. and which is worked by
William Dryer. high grade lead-sil-
yer ores have been encountered. The
COLD Bug and G. and 3 claims along
the same ledge and TO the north are
also getting good ore. AT the Bull Tin
Gold Mining company at Fay some
good gold bearing ore has been found.
but as the contract requires sinking
this will not be prospected at present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
rNIrEn srNrEs ENRNINGs.

a director OF the United states
smelling Refining 4 Mining company
says that chat company is earning
safely SO prr share upon It's common
stock that January earnings were
about s55u.U0O, and that earnings can
be easily maintained lf not increased.
Tho company is earning this from It's
McNlotn-C1lIfomia and Ttah gold
lead operations. Including It's refining
and New Jersey smeltcr operations, II
b.. however working now To- reopen
to big Utah copper smelling furnaces
ana is planning an aggressive develop
mont OF theRichmond- Eureka property.
now under its control. ana which MP TO
this tiwo has not contributed much 20
tho yompBny's profits n win be two
years before there is any prospect OF
returns from its Needles. Cal, proper
~ recently purchased Tor N,0OOo0O
cash.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02


Richneid March 1.-The directors OF
the -. W. a. h. Mining company hello
a. meeting last Saturday for the pur-
pose OF hearing the report OF Man
ager Havley on the work done during
the winter. and also. 90 decide ON
operations for the near future. The
splendid showing Of recently un-
covered ore body was very satisfac-
tory 20 the board and they therefor"
decided 90 place on the market a linn
tied number OF shares Of stock FOR
sale 70 save levying an assessment and
continue the work or development dur-
ing the summer
J NJ. Lauritzen and william $. Rust
have just returned from another trip
Co ST. George in the interest of the
Dixie irrigation project Mr Laurit
zen reports that II ls his Intention 20
dispose OF his interests in itchheld ami
remove Co ST. George so that Dee viii
Dee ON the ground dli the time and be
able 90 give his entire attention 90 the
project Some time ago about 20
townships of land since covered b\
this new project were Withdrawn by
the government pending au invcstiga-
ton as Co whether the sud lands
would Doc more valuable for oil ana
petroleum on for agricultural purposes.
Recently. Robert Anderson, one OF
the chiefs OF the government geological
survey. has been on the ground max
ing "a careful examination. and while
he gave out nothing definite as infor-
nation. yet the promoters feel con-
fdout that his report to the govern
meut viii Boz favorable 90 the reopen
ing OF the lands withdrawn So that
they may be entered for agricultural
uuruDnea
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
BIG COTTONWOOD MINE
PUSHING DEVELOPMENT
Ut,b Mines Coalition Property Rcach-
mo Interesting Stage of Work
Cut Gross IIssurc shortly.


While little is being e'Id "i '"'
being done lt the Utah Mines Coahtlon
,,r,,.rt, al tbe head OF Zig cotton
-,.t.t..i,., .,.,sbsd with great
"""u' N'l '7 .t..- Co.,,
Cnergy. Every minute i7 "'''N
care OF and th. bis bore i7 pasdins its
49,. ,,,,...,sb fbe mountain ut o. good
- .re,.. ,.,. ,,., tional
rate OF speed. Ihus Jar "' s'''''''''''' .
ore bodies have been encountered p"l
-taaly Enforcement is noted every day.
4.t. ,,,--,i ,.,.t is .,eips used To- de-
,,,.. ,.r.,,,.,t. h. n1v. ip "a dis
N,l'l' ,.,o 2. % I'd, fsif and accord
80 49, .,tt...t... of omit. Duncan
is tV y, ,.iI b.. e0o ga,t more be-
- 49, ,.,.. J,.,f,. ,eIl be- eupouut-
,H1. ,,,,o.I BE- now v,orkinp
~ -, ,...', avid sD.ounter-
e 1. -, .-,i,,,. ,,. ft.ra is good
Ilt t'i,l.. t,..... b..,. az ore be-
,i,,, can't Mac
W. 80, l,,.r,I dYes l1l week
~ a.. .....,.rt,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
CONCENTRATES.

G. F.. Barron Of the Boston News
Bureau is expected Co pay visit 10
Utah shortly
Ernest Y Woolley returned last
night from the east where he has
been for several weeks on business.
General Manager Tony Jacobson Of
the Columbus Consolidated went 10 the
mine at Alta today
According 90 a reports from Phoebe
the Demiiohn management has been
drifting i'm rich ore on the goo foot
level for the past 90 feet Al the %
foot point q cross cut will be made to
determine the width The ore Is de-
clnrod 20 be the same class Of high
grade silver lead as was found on the
l25 foot level
A New York dispatch TO James A.
Pollock and co says:
The Florence company Of GoldnoId
declared dividend OF 30 cents a
share 20 stool, Of record April end j.
NJ LOckhord was reelected president
There Is some tan, Of the local ex-
change putting i'm an eastern wire so
as 10 know In an instant what is hap
pening on the eastern markets.
Wells L. Brimhau Of Provo has APP
piled for membership on the salt Lake
Stock & Mining exchange He has pur-
chased the seat held by r A. Barney
g. company.
At the $50 foot station OF the Orphan
tunnel Of the property OF the same
name IN Beaver county, a two-foot
vein OF ore has been encountered Its
trend IL toward the Red Warrior Il ls
declared
The annual meeting OF the Mason
Valley Mines company viii be held at
Augusta, Me, March IA. At that time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
PRODUCE.


Chicago. March wheat prices were
easier I'm the early trading today. open
ing figures being from "a shade to Is low
or an around Scattered commission SELL
ing was the principal feature In the first
hour and prices sank slightly below the
0pening level Nav declined from 1.1t3b
10 LIZ. the other futures being SINH
larly affected. I'M spite Of the easy tone
there was a strong undercurrent OF bull
ish sentiment and more crop damage
reports came from the southwest. May
opened shade 20 "a @ lower az l.l&S
corn exhibited more Initial hrmness
than wheat starting unchanged to u
higher and I'm the first hour adding a
slight fraction TO the early point May
showed less activity than the distant fu-
lures and sold between G5ssNaa and o.
There was some commission selling and
BUYERS were scattered MAY opened a
shade 20 = higher al 6N TO Sc.
Oats were quiet and steady throughout
the first hour although prices soEged
slightly May opened a shade 20 = lower
at f1haA TO 45e and held within that
range.
Provisions made another advance I'm the
early trading July pork outstripping
May with "a tOp-uotch at $50, AN ad-
vance Of Gizc. A good market for lard
and ribs gave those products an uptllt
also. The monthly provisions statement
showing slight stocks as well as Contln-
ued high prices for live hogs was the
hullisu factor Opening prices for the
May products was Pork. eco; lard. 49,
ribs. 1900 Co y glL.
Whoat-Following bulge later I'M the
session induced by additional crop dam
age reports tho market fell on on lib
Cral offerings and closed weak May trav-
eied up to 1.15as on the SVEN and foil on
90 1.1ih, the other fuvures having wider
variations, Prices an around Rugged the
low point at the Close May finishing *
on az 11fiadN
COru-The market lost its nrmness later
iu the day and sagged slightly ductua-
lions being made. May moved between
OF and g5h. The close was weak az nearly
the low point with May y on AZ mA
CUrn-Cash corn, No. q G. No. 3 white.
0A; No. 3 yellow. 6ii-Ni62ia; No T. 55ikW
b. No. 4 white, 5705 IS. No. Z yellow. 55a
Close wheat-May I14lsGR: July.
t.06A ID "a; sept. OPS,
Gh
Oats-May. q. July. az. sept. az.
Moss pork. per bbl.-May 2.i0. July.
$3.50.
Lard. per 100 lbs-May 1880: July.
l2.31tadi0
short Ribs, per 100 ibs--May. 1875:
July, 1880.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. March 2-Butter-Strong.
Creameries, &ga; dairies. dqsS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02

2Ou26. Leaf t0uI2: King Edward.
1-16W p: Foster Cobalt ~ ~ 20;
Cobalt Central. 1lianlS, Mckinney
Darragh. S5I90, Tlutc Mining, 2 40
3. Gibraltar. IT8. First Natl. COP
per- 4tRU4& Boston Cons 1875 ago
Yukon Gold. 43H4I4. North Butte Elk
tension. las. Miami Copper q 's o.
%. 49, s. Gas. taMes: Penna- Wyom-
Ing. las. ID Rayo. 2ia ass Ray Con
solidated. 22h uia; Inspiration Copper.
Sis as. Ray Central ais N bio ;
ella Copper Sik al; Chino copper
14st "a p. Keystone. as as.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
T0DAYS MONEY MARKET

New York. March Mooney on can
easy. 2b0S per cent: ruling rate. %.
closing bid, pa offered at 27s.
Time loans. strong. so DAYS. ~ "a.
cent. 90 days. 3ianA; six months az y
4 per cent
Close: Prime mercantile paper 4ua,
per cent.
Sterling exchange hrm with sc.y.t
business in bankers bills at 4.S5 ia
20 for 60-day bills. and at 4.s7 Is n.
demand.
Commercial bills, 4SilkG4S5.
Bar silver, 50iR.
Mexican dollars. a.
Government bonds. steady: ranross
bonds. irregular
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
NAY AGAIN PASS DIVIDEND.

Although mo- definite announcement
has been made az the Office Of the I'm
Gle sam Consolidated Mining COM
pany. il is not beloved that divi-
dend win De declared for March. Tho
earnings for the month Of February
were something above the expenses but
not sufficient To warrant the payment
OF dividends.
The heavy SHOWS and bad roads have
held the property back am winter and
only a small number of cars OF ore
have gone 20 the market each week.
10 has been almost impossible To- get
there out Co the railroad
While shipping has been practically
stopped. work has been going ahead az
the mine and ore cuoullh BIS now in
sight 20 more than keep up O. good
dividend record for a while As soon
as the roads are again In shape there
is mo- doubt but what the Uncle Sam
win Dee ono 81 the most active ship
pers from the Tuntc district
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
sAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS

James A. Pollock a. Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon.
CoMsToCK.
Ophir. 2 DN242ik: Mexican, 2.loa2 .l2la:
Gould & Curry, G03s Con. Va, 2OU
2.O2ts. savage. GOa6l: Hale a. Norcross.
0DnG; yellow Jacket, ]. p bid; Belcher'
On bid. Confidence. 80 asked; sierra
Nevada, s2a 81. Exchequer' 3lpGi Union
ToNoPAH
Ton6pah Nevada. SIS bid: Montana
Tonopah. 81 bid. MacNamara, 3 bid. Md
way. SH27: Tonopah Belmont, 1871 y bid 3
Tonopah North star, 3W4, West End
Cons. IS bid Rescue. asked; Jim But
BULLFRoG
National Bank. bid. Amethyst. bid;
Bonnie Clare 10 asked; Montgy. Mt, 2
asked Homestake Cons. asked; Tramp
Cons, 5a6.
MANHATTAN.
G. Wedge. / asked: Dexter. asked.
OTHER DISTRICTS
Falrvlew Eagle. 70 asked. Nevada Hills.
s. asked; Pittsburg Sill Peak. l0a 70,
Eagles Nest. 2di. Round Mountain, ~
bid. Rawhldc Queen. % asked, Rawhidc
Coalition. II asked
GOLDFIELD
sandstorm. bid. Jumbo Ext. 2sa29
Booth. 12N Is. Blue Bull, bid. Silver
Pick, aal0; Blue Bell. 3 asked Lone star,
400. orc. TQS, Atlanta, t6nis. ct Bend
3H4. Florence 30 bid. D'neld h. b. Cons.
2 bid. Goldheld Daisy, COS, Comb. Frac-
ton. 20 bid. kewunos 76g. Red inns
4a5: Y. Tiger. eIi7: Goldneld Con. z. 9ai4@
T.5. Florence Ext, ] asked; Dangerheld
Triangle, 4 asked.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
OMAHA
WOOL.


St Louis. March wool. unchanged.
Territory ana western mediums, 5u-Si
fine mediums 200 a. fine. l2HI.
BOSTON.
Boston. March 1.-The dulness In the
local wool market which usually precedes
the purchase OF the new clip rs more
mnrked than for year. only small lots
are selling RAPIDLY. although holders have
made slight concessions.
some business Is being done IN territory
wool. but there Is scarcely any demand
Pulled woods and the foreign product
are also quiet.
Domestic quotations range as follows.
Secured basis; TeX8s-Fine. - months.
7Oq72. fine. G TO s months. 6s97o; fine,
fan OQ2
aIiforuia-Northcrn, 6sQe; middle. G.
a0. fall free, 55g51i fall defective, IS
an
Oregon-Eastern No. staple 7iai5,
eastern clothing, l0H72; valley No. 1, 81
n6s
Territory-Fine staple. 75q q; fine me-
dunn staple, 7ia72. fine clothing. 6sdi0'
fine medlum clothing GA "a 35 halt-bloOd,
65aGG; three-eighths blood. COZ 62; quarter
blood. 54051
Pulled-ENtra, ga Is, fine a, b1QtO,
A supers, 00n6
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
NrM YonK corrrn cLosE

James a. Pollock & CO.. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following quota
tlons. received over their private wirs
this afternoon;
Butte g. London, 1880; Cumbor-
land Ely. 1m9. GlrouN Consolidated,
asa 10. Nevada Consolidated, gags nr
22. Nevada Utah. utUas. Nipis7ing,
1OR Hit, NeWhouse. 2la On fs5 Ten
ue~see copper. 3iAs W ia. Utah Copper.
5OW51. Davis Only, 3h n q, Dominion
copper. sass Ely Central : 9-l6n
o. EIv Consolidated. 7sH 1919;
Furnace Greek. 4M7. Greene O.. q s.
com. 2d4; Mitchell 1-16Wb Mont
eomprv ShOshone. sal. Nevada
Smelling. a01 3-t6, silver queen.