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The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-02-20
OGDEN MAN Wins
VALUABLE TROPHY

William Evans, manager Of the
Grand Union Tea company. was very
much surprised yesterday on receiving
message from tho compnny's head
quarters In Brooklyn, n. Y, stating
that he had been successful In winning
q beautiful solid silver loving cup. Of
fered by the company to the manager
showing the largest percentage in
crease OF business during the year
1909. The contest was open TO thirty
three managers of the company
throughout the western states and re-
suited in the Ogden manager coming
out the winner.
Mr.. Evans is the first manager Of
the Grand Union Tea company In this
city and has proved himself a very
capable business builder since their
opening on Washington avenue three
years ago; he has established an ex-
tensive business, and also handles
heavy shipping trade to points north
Of hore in Idaho and Nevada, where
he has a force OF twelve salesmen
working continually. He wishes to
thank their numerous patrons very
kindly for the hearty support given
him In the past
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MINING NEWS
MINING PRICES
AGAIN LOWERED
Exchange Sees Further Slump
Though Volume of Trade is
Fairly Good.

Salt Lake. Feb. 19-Stock prices
were lowered again this morning on
the mining exchange. A fair amount
OF business was done, totaling i1,622
shares of stock at market valuation
OF sl52.23c. but 1t was apparent that
the traders We're taking advantage of
tho situation to do some scalping. and
&C the market short again. after fill
ing some of the orders al higher
prices during the middle of the week.
Both Colorado and Iron Blossom held
fairly firm at the ruling prices OF
yesterday, but the neighbor, Sioux
Consolidated, does not meet with
much public confidence. and as
result IL showed an inclination to tap
or off somewhat. Some of the insid-
ers arc not disposed to offer much
encouragement TO shareholders OF
Sioux and questions have been raised
among the traders as to where the
control of the stock was held.
During the week a total of 1886
shares of stock have boon sold on the
board, for which the purchasers have
checked out s1l0.295, BY a strange
coincidence, the local stotks have
been improving while eastern stocks
were declining. The closing quota
tions on the regular call were as fol-
lows
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WHEAT IS STRONG
FALLING LATER
After Firm Opening, Appearance
Of Sellers Cause Prices
to Decline.

Chicago. Feb. ia rush OF sellers
to the wheat pit caused decided drop
In prices after comparatively firm
opening. The selling was overdone.
however. and when shorts sought to
cover little grain was in sight and
prices rapidly recovered and attained
higher levels under the strong de-
mand. The advance carried prices
rapidly rccoverdtshr cm vbgkqj mhm
up from Ia to / 1-Sc above the low
price. May ranging from Sl12 ga to
$1.14 1-S@1-4 and closing 1c up at
S114@1.14 1-s.
Liquidation and much short selling
by epcculntors cnused q rapid decline
in corn after relatively steady open.
ing The upturn In wheat aided the
corn market and an advance OF from
as to ] 1Sc from the low point was
registered
Oats reflected the course of other
grains in the carly decline and a later
recovery, the gains. however, not be-
ing pronounced as in wheat or corn
The market was firm at near the higa
point May was at A 14@3-S. Pro-
visions were easier owing to liquida-
t'on. The upturn In grains stiffened
provisions in the final half and some
cf the early losses were regained, ribs
creeping back to yesterdays close and
pork and lard finishing o to 7l-2c
below.
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THE CONFLICT OF
LOVE and FAT

The average man will Jolly" with
the stout girl; but he steals glances
over her shoulder at that Miss Slen-
der He would sooner hold the hands
OIL tho latter in fatuous silence than
really enjoy himself With the other.
such Is the power Of line. Just
nne-from chin 10 toe. or nape to
heel-that's all But 1t rings the
merry marriage bell
rat women should not repine-but
rehne-their own lines by means OF
hat phenomenal-the Marmola Tab
let. No exercising OF dieting is neces
sary Simply take one tablet after
each meal and at bedtime. and In n
little while the overplus of iat-the
coarseness of aspect-wlll disappear.
The figure will become slight enough
TO permit of maidenly contolr. pure
outline being fashioned with corset
and gown. Then victory-if not re.
venge.
Although Marmola Tablets often
take off uniformly a pound OF f1abby
rat day, they are quite harmless
(being made OF the famous fasbiona-
BILE prescription; Y OF. Marmola, u
OF. Fl. Ex. Cascnra Aromatic, By OF.
Peppermint Water). Consequently,
even umid ones are safe in using
them, for no ill-not even q wrinkle
OF stomach ache-will follow their
use; seventy.f1ve cents secures a large
case at any druggists or by mail from
the Marmola Co, 1121 Farmer Bldg,
Detroit, Mich
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Worlds Markets
STOCK MARKET
is REASSUREO
Active Tendency Prevails During
Day But More Cheerful Tone
Continues.

New York Feb 18.-Operntions In
the stock market today were conduct
cd with an eye to technical conditions
OF the speculation, rather than with
a view TO more substantial considera-
tions bearing on the intrinsic values
OF earning power
The extent to which the recovery
has run and the rapidity with which
it has been accomplished plainly had
an influence inducing some debates
and hesitation in the pursuit OF the
upward movement
The reactionary tendency OF Read
ing was Of special influence In that
direction owing to the leading part
that stock has played In the upward
movement.
Additional information corroborated
the opinion that Improvement was TAX
ing place over the conditions dreaded
IN the recent stock market depression.
The cheerful tone Of the mercantile
reviews voiced a conviction that fears
of q severe trade recession were
groundless. The hopeful expressions
by Charles w. Schwab over steel trade
prospects seemed to have a reassuring
effect on that subject.
The easing OF the discount rate in
London, IN spite OF further shipments
OF gold from there to South America.
gave promise of ease of the New York
money market.
Binds firm; total sales. $1,612.oOO.
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LEGAL.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
MONTELLO SALT COMPANY, Prin-
cipal place OF bushes. Ogden, Weber
County, Utah.
Notice LIS hereby given that spe-
cinl meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Montello Salt Company Is hereby
called. to meet at the office of tho
company, Room S0s. First National
Bank Building. Ogden. Weber County,
Utah. on March IL, 1910. at eight
o'clock p m, to take into considera-
tion the amendment OF Article OF
the Articles OF Incorporation OF said
company. so that said article VIII
read: "The capital stock of this COM
pany shall be two million two hundred
fifty thousand dollars (S2,25o,oo0) d.
vided into two million two hundred
fifty thousand (2.250.o00) shares OF
tho par value of one dollar each"
The purpose Of said amendment be
Ing to increase the capital stock OF
said company by one million two hun
drcd fifty thousand dollars sQ.25o.-
100000.
S It. CORN.
President Montello Salt Company
Dnte of first publication. February
is. 1910.
Date of last publication. March II.
1910.
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HEAVIEST STORM
NOT YET over
Weather Man Predicts More
Snow for Northern Utah
Saturday Record-B Breaker.

After nearly twenty four hours OF
binding snow storm, during which
time the earth was packed with what
is said to be the heaviest fall of the
present season, the sun finally got
through. the clouds for awhile yester-
day afternoon and succeeded in so
dampening the accumulation OF snow
that travelling was extremely sloppy
for several hours.
So dense was the snow storm Mt
times yesterday morning and we'll in-
to the afternoon that II was almost
impossible to see for any distance.
and railroad and street car men cX-
porlenced some trouble In getting
through In spite OF the heavy fall.
however, the railroad schedules were
kent TO Within few minutes OF the
time tables with but few exceptions.
while the Ogden Rapid Transit conf
pany also managed to keep we'll up
with its cheduleS. In some places IN
tho outlying section sthe snow was
drifted to depth of several feet and
before the trolleys could be forced
through 1t was necessary in some
cases 10 ram the snowdrifts several
times
That the storm is not yet over is tho
opinion OF the weather observer. who
prophecies more snow today, with the
weather conditions on Monday pro-
blematical and rather unsettled. How
much more snow the railroad COM
panies can stand and still operate its
causing a lot Of speculation In rail-
road circles. and II looks rs II many
tied up trains would result should
anotre heavy fall of snow occur to-
day.
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STOCK MARKET CLOSE
WITH LOWER QUOTATIONS

New York, Feb. 19-The opening
stock market today showed some hest
tation under the influence OF lower
prices for Americans In the London
market Changes here were mixed
and generally restricted to small frac.
lions.
The market closed weak. The real
lzing movement which forced Reading
2l-2 points under last night turned
prices downward. Earlier gains were
mostly wiped out Southern Pacific.
the Union Pacific stocks, st. Paul,
Rock Island, Atchison. st Louis
southwestern, Norfolk G Western and
Erie second preferred lost l to / 3-s.
Laclede Gas rose 8. Hooking Coal
l 5-S. Bethlehem Steel preferred 11-4.
and Americtn tobacco preferred
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RICHARD FAVORS
~. SAN FRANCISCO

San Francisco. Fob. 19-"Quite like
ly the big flights between Jeffries and
Johnson will come to California" said
Tex Rickard. the promoter. on arriy-
ig in this city early today from Ely.
Nevada.
Il win rot mako a positive state
ment," he continued. but 1t looks
favorable.
He said that he would have con-
ference today with Gleason. Jeffrles
and Berger and that possibly All au-
Tow.
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GOVERNOR HARMON
FOR PRESIDENT

New York, Feb. 19.-"Governor
Judson Harmon will be the next Dem.
ocratlc nominee for president and
Governor Marshall OF Indiana, VIII
probably occupy the second place on
tho ticket"
This is tho forecast of Colonel John
w. Tomlinson Of Birmingham. Ala,
who is now in New York Colonel
Tomlinson is a member of the Demo
cratic national committee
II don't know that Bryan will be
candidate" continued Col. Tomlinson,
although he must be taken In ac-
count. Neither is Mayor Gaynor a
probable candidate"
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Classified Ads ~
The ADS THAT
BRING RESULTS
WANTED.

$4,000 TO $4,000 YEARLY IN THE
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS; no
caPitai required. II you are honest
and ambitious. we will teach you the
business by mail. appoint you special
representative OF leading real estate
company. list with you readily salable
properties. cooperate with and assist
you to a permanent success. thor
orgh commercial law course free. this
month, to each representative. Write
Tor 62-page book. free; 1t will be sure
to interest you. The Cross Co., Dept.
405 Chicago
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BIRTHS IN BRIGHAM.

Brigham. Feb 1S.-The first four
days of the week have been busy ones
for the stork In Brigham City The
results Of his many visits arc three
girls and five boys. as follows: To
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sheff1eld, girl:
IA Mr. and Mrs Thomas ri piacI,
burn, Jr.. a girl; TO the wife OF j
Francis Sheffield. boy; to the wife
OF AGolph Ingstrom. girl; TO Mr. and
Mrs. ]. 2. Jensen, Jr,. boy: TO Mr..
and Mrs, George Chcal. boy: to Mr..
and Mrs Eugene Crompton, boy.
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FOR SALE

A BARGAIN-One broom brick resi-
dence. with independent high pres
sure purest water supply, piped into
house. bathroom. store and lawn: hot
and cold water. One merchandise
brick store. 26x75 feet. and basement,
and one frame store, 20x40 feet. ad-
Joining. One frame barn. 30x40 feet
One Ice house. 14X14 feet Railroad
track TO coal sheds. Street cars run
close by the doors, situated on Wash
iDgton avenue in the center of North
Ogden Superb climate. acknowledged
TO be the best fruit growing locality In
Utah. with or without 13 acres of the
best land in Utah. part apple orchard.
and a never-ending supply OF water
right. Reason for selling is that some
purchaser can reside on 1t and use
the resources available and honestly
get rich. while the present owners
have too much other increased busi-
ness TO give this place deserved at
tention Apply 10 Sidney Stevens I'M
plement Company. Ogden. Utah. A
RICHTER.
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CHICAGO Livestock.

Chicago. Feb. -Cattle-Receipts
estimated at 1.50o. Market steady
Beeves i5oa790; Texas steers lisa
625 western steers 4,30a6.15, stock.
ers and feeders. 3.25a560: cows and
hcifers 230a5.90: calves 7.2eae.25.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at $4,000.
Market sc lower. Light SS5a9.3S:
mixed s.90a9.35; heavy S.90a9.37 IL:
rough S.9oaa0 90: goo dto choice heavy
o.05a9.27 1-2; pigs S.1oa915: bulk of
BaIes, 9.20a9.30.
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inspIrIno.

Visitor-Ten thousand students AT
chapel TO hear Rev. Drool, Isn't It
ilne' What a tribute to the power of
the man,
Willie Rahrah-You beti That old
picbale ape is on the faculty. and just
one word from him would disqualify
every member on the varsity baseball
souad-Puck.
READ THE CLASS ADS TO-DAY
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WANTED-Young men TO learn auto
mobile business by mail and prepare
for positions as chaufieurs and repair
men. We mako you expert in ten
weeks; assist you to secure position.
Pay big; work pleasant; demand for
men great; reasonable; write for par
uculars and sample lesson. Empire
Automobile Institute. Rochester, N. Y.
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Clearing House Statement.

New York. Feb, 19.-Followlng is
the statement of clearing house banks
for the week ending yesterday:
Loans. 23.674.so0; increase.
1907. 800.
Deposits. s1.2s6.S5a. 500; increase.
1.s36,900
Circulation. s5O.030,6oo; decrease.
S479. 400.
Legal tenders. se7.s7e,SOo; decrease.
sG7o.70
Specie. s267.51S. 900: increase. 81
575,200
Reserve. s3s4.Sss. 700; increase, 81.
s66.5oo.
Reserve required. sSOs, s,21S.s75; in.
crease. s359,225.
Surplus, s25.6SO.s25; increase, ST.
507,275.
Ex-U. s deposits. sec, ,103.4 AIS; In.
crease. s1.5o4,S50.
The percentage of actual reserve Of
the clearing house banks today was
26.97,
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-02-20

SALESMAN to carry side line, paper
novelties. dry goods. furniture and
stationery; trade good; commission
Osgood Speciality Co, West Somer-
Vile, Mass.
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BUSINESS PERSONAL.

LADlES-Ask for Enerson's Tansy
WATERS; put In yellow wrapper. with
crowd trademark: on market 20
years: accept no substitute. For
sale by T. H. Carr. druggist. corner
Grant avenue and 26th street The
Rexsll Store. LII
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0gdenC nCaIedonian Society

Memres are requested to attend the
funeral OF Brother John Fife at Third
ward meeting house, Sunday at IL
o'clock.
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Miss Dimples (when guide brought
out her snowshoes)-Oh. those won't
do at all, I'm afraid I can wear a
xizc sinollar-EScnapGs
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CORPORATIONS
PAYING The TAX

New York, Feb. 19.-The first pay
ment under the new corporation tax
law was rendered TO Internal Revenue
Collector Anderson here yesterday.
1t was u check for S125, accompanied
by blanks carefully filled out to show
that this was the amount duo from
the corporation.
One thousand corporations have
thus far turned In the required
blanks According to Collector Ander-
son, his experiences with inuuirers
has led him to believe that the an
tagonlsm to the new law has been
greatly exaggerated, II 1t exists at all.
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0 0 @ O o O O O O Q @ O o @ @
STRYCHNINE FOUND.

, Kansas City, Feb. 1e.- c
Q Strychnine, far In excess OF {
D the amount given usually In c
, medicinal doses. was found In
, the stomach OF Chrisman
, Swope. and In the contents of c
0 Margaret Swope's stomach. {
, according to a report credited
G to DR.. Ludwig Hekton and {
D DIR. w S. Haincs, here this af-
0 ternoon. {
, @ @ O o @ O o o O O o @ @ @ c
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POSITION as lady stenographer: can
keep books. good reference. Address
IL" Examiner.
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WANTED-Position In rooming house
as working housekeeper by expert
enced woman, Address C Y, care Ex-
aminer, stating particulars.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS - Ogden
Lodge No. 2, Knights OF Pythias.
meets at Castle Hall. Utah National
Bank building. every Monday even
ing. All X. Of P.'s requested to
meet with us.
F. 2. GRANT, C. C.
W. G. KIND. NJ. OF E.
w. L. UNDERWOOD. X. of R.
and S.
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN. in large or small
amounts. on improved real estate,
at a reasonable rate OF interest No
commission or delay. This Is local
money. Call Ind So phone or room l
240S Wash.
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MORTGAGE -Onr.S on Improved
farms o. city property. Hunter &
Kennedy. fourth floor First National
Bank bldg
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FOB RENT

FIVE elegantly furnished housekeep.
ing rooms; new furniture: only SIS
TO right party. 336 18th St B-20
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ELEGANTLY furnished Groom apart,
ment, strictly modern; no children.
234l Adams ave.
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SMALL furnished house. Address
W." care of Examiner. B-31
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LOST

DOG-Scotch-shepherd puppie. four
months old. color blue-black. long
hair. bun face and legs Phone 667.
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oSTEoPATHY.
ABsTRACToR

F. B. DEVOTE. ABSTRAcToR OF
utle-bonded and licensed 561
Twenty fourth St
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sTENoGRAPHER-call Bell 144.Y. 8
to 9 a. M; private; students for
shorthand.
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Some men will not be content with
with their polish until thy have
ground all principle away.
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wooDMDN OF THE woRLD-we-
ber camp No. "a. meets In X. of P.
hall in the Utah National Bank
building every Thursday evening at
s o'clock. Visiting Woodmea cor
daily invited to attend. H. Silver
thorn. c. c.; E. Auth, Clerk. First
National Bank building
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SUGAR and Coffee.

New York. Feb l9.-Sugar-Rnw,
flrm; Muscavado. SO test. ss.73: cen.
ehifusal, 96 tost. sl.23; molasscs su-
gar. SO test, s5.4S, Refined steady
Coftee-Spot steady; No. 7 Rio,
s 34c: no. 4 Santos. 1-SZ@9 lac.
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FOR SALE CHEAP-One fine build
Ing lot on the bench; we'll located.
Address owner. Lock Box 1I3, Ogden.
BIG
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SMALL beauty pin. diamond In center.
Return 1886 Quincy. Reward. Mrs.
". Stonecifer.
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FCS: 6ALE+Good fivs-room house
With barn. chicken house, etc. with
or without 20 city lots adjoining. In.
cuire Of owner on premises. 215S Har'
rison avenue. Bell phone 1264sY.
WW exchange for farm. h-91
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UMBRELLA REPAIRING
FRATERNAL SOCIETIES

B. P. o. ELKS. OGDEN LODGE NO.
719-Lodee and club rooms. second
floor, 2416 Washington avenue Reg
ular meetings every Tuesday even-
Ing.
JOHN s CORLEW. Exalted Ruler.
]. H. KNAUSS, Secretary.
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SALT LAKE q OGDEN RAILWAY
COMPANY.

THE LAGOON ROUTE.
New Depot, Corner 26th and Lincoln.
Twelve Passenger Trains Daily.
SouthbounJ.
Leaving Ogden Arrive at
Depart, 6alt Lake.
6:10 am. 7:40 am.
S:45 am. .10:45 am.
1l:15 am. .12:45 am,
2:16 p.m.............. 3:46 pm
l:f6 p. nn........-... 6:15 pm
6:46 Pm. 8:15 pm.
Northbcund.
Leaving Salt Lake
Depart. Arrive at Ogden.
700 a.m.............. 8:25 am.
o'ou H. H. -s........... -lo.OU Am.
11:00 am. 1880 pm
900 pm. $3.50 pm.
> $3.50 pm. .s..ss.-....... Pm
6:30 pm. ......es......... 8 pm.
Sundays and holidays. round trip
rate. Sl.00.
SIMON BAMBERGER,
President and General Manager.
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FOR SALE-Sideboar wardrobe and
other household furniture. 1853
Jackson ave.
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Omaha Livestock.

Omaha. Feb. 19-Cattle-ReceIpts.
200 market unchanged Native
steers. s4.750725; cows and heifers.
sS.25@5.75; western steers, $4,000
GOO, cows ind heifers, $2.756475:
Gamers, S2.75@3.50; stockers and
feeders. s300@725: valves, $4,000
S.25; bulls, stays. etc. s326@5.25.
Receipts, $500: market veal,
md sc lower Heavy. $4,000 o.O5:
mixed. sSs5@S9O; light, $s.7O@S. .e5:
pigs. S7.76@S. so, bulk of sales, SS256
S95.
Sheep - Receipts. 400: market
steady. Yearlings, s7o0@S.o0; lambs.
$77699.0e.
Metal Markets.
New York. Feb. 19.-No changes
were reported In metals. prices being
practically normal Local dealers
quote Lake copper at s13621-2@
1867 1-2; electrolytic. $13.S71-2@
1852 IL; casting, $1S.121 1-2@1337 1-2.
Chicago Close.
Chicago, Feb. 19-Wheat-May.1 ia
OLA Is, July. 1o4 3-4; September,
100 1-s@11O IA.
Corn-May, sc "a; July. $3.50
67 "a, September. CT 5-S@67 S.4.
oats-May. 471.s@47 July.
"A Is; September. IL 1-S@411-4
Pork-May, $23,65; July. $3.50.
Lard-May. s12.72 1-2@12.75; July,
s12,70. ,.,...... ..-....
Short ribs-May. s12.45: July,
$12.40@1242
Rye-Cash. SIC: May. SOC,
Barley-Cash. 63@73c.
Now York Money.
New York, Feb. 19.--NIoney on CALL
nominal. Time loans very soft and
dull: Go-day, 8 1-2 per cent: 90 days.
1903 3-4; six months. 3S-4@5 is
per cent.
Sugar and Coffee.
New York. Fob. 19.-Sugar-Rnw,
nrm; Muscavado. SO test. s3,73: cen.
ehifugal 90 tDst si23. molassca su-
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BETWEEN Poplar Heights and post.
ONCE. Elk pin. Return to Examiner
office and receive reward. Biz
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MODERN wOoDMEN OF AMBRICA,
Utah camp No. 1880. Meets every
Tuesday night at p. NJ, at Eagles
hall, 95th ST Visiting embers in
vited. P. A. Faris. consul. j. H.
Shafer, clerk
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-02-20
Nav York MonAx.

New York, Feb. 19.--AIoney on call,
nominal. Time loans very soft and
dull: 60-day, 3 1-2 per cent: 30 days,
1903 3-4; six months. S-465 IS
per cent.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-02-20
AGENTS WANTED.
FOR RENT-FNRNIsHED

NEWLY furnished 3-room apartment
strictly modern, no children. 2341
Adams.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-09-16

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HARTT JR, de Ranches de Taos ONESlMO G. MARTINEZ
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