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TRADE OUTLOOK
VERY AUSP|C|0US
Not in Five Years Have Prospects
At Beginning of New Year
Been So FIattering.
SOME PERPLExING ISSUES.
Question of High Prices Somewhat
Botbcrsomc-Econom Facts
Support Optimism.

New York. Jan. 7.-R C. Dun's
Weekly Review of Trade tomorrow Will
say:
Not In half-decade has year
opened with the business outlook 50
generally auspicious as 1910
Some OF the perplexing Issues that
contributed to the crisis of 1907 still
remain unsolved, while the question
of high prices has become moro acute.
but IL would seem as IL business conf
denco we're not going to permit these
things 10 Interfere with the further
progress OF industry and commerce
The optimism which usually prevails
at this season Is apparently well sup
ported by economic facts. In the great
iron and steel trade, which Is 40 basic.
TINS spirit OF optimism is particularly
conspicuous. Conditions are not so
pronouncediy strong In some other de-
partments. but with favorable agrlcul-
tural conditions and with no event
political or otherwise-to impair the
confidence OF business men In the cred
1t structure, there seems to be no rea-
son TO doubt good year
Advances are made In heavy cotton
goods this week. such as duck. tlckIngs
brown sheetings and some other lines,
Export trade continues quiet with the
lar east, but there is some scattering
trade from miscellaneous ports.
Southern cotton yarn spinners have
promulgated a new schedule of yarn
prices on level of 10 per cent higher
than current market rates
The hide market is dull and weak.
with transactions light and unImpor-
tant. Chicago packers show some dis
position TO reduce asking rofne II to n .
on some descriptions. in the effort to
Induce more interest on the part of the
tanners. All kinds of foreign hides are
easier
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Proposition to Neutralize the
Manchurian Railways Severe
Iy Criticized by the Papers
OFFICIALS ARE RETlCENT.
Known They Regard Il as Impractic-
ablc-Japan's Reply VIII De-
pend on Russln's Attitude.

Toxic. Jan. s.-The leading news-
approve Of the acceptance by Japan
of Secy, Knox's proposition for the
naturalization OF tho Manchurlan rail-
ways. The consensus OF opinion here
Is that the plan Is impracticable be-
cause Japan would not receive a benefit
proportlonate with tho sacrifice en-
tailed.
II Is held that the Japanese settlers
interests in southern Manchuria could
not be protected under such an ar
rangement, official circles are non
commital on the subject. 1t is believed
here generally that Russia will de-
cline TO accept the American sugges-
tions
The newspapers will point that the
commercial neutrality of southern
Manchurla was guaranteed by tho
treaty OF Portsmouth
The first intlmation the public had
of the note was continued In the ex-
tended news dispatches from Washing
ton printed this morning. They were
unaccompanIed with editorial express
Sions
Although the members of the cabinet
and other government officials decline
to give the slightest intimation OF
their official Views It may be stated
with assurance that the Japanese
government is now comforting with
Russia and tho tenor of Japan's reply
VIII depend largely on the position
taken at St Petersburg.
II Is no secret that the Japanese
statesmen regard the American propo-
sition as one which would be extreme
ly difficult TO work out In practise.
The authorities insist that the atti-
tude' OF their government Is clearly
and sufficiently outlined in the Ports
mouth treaty, tho provisions OF which
they assert always have been carried
out scrupulously. gs
There is no lntimatiOn of when
Japan's reply 10 the note will be forth
coming but there Is reason to believe
that the government Will not concedc
the necessity of a change In existing
conditions, through which a claim Il
equal opportunity is afforded, unless.
at least. the contemplated project would
give the strictcst guarantee for "a
future safeguarding of Japan's inter
ests in Manchuria,
The japanese experts do rot regard
the construction of u railroad non
Aigun In northern Manchuria to Chm
Chow Flu as practical business pro-
position In the American memoran-
dun Secy Knox refers to the conces-
sion for such line, which was obtain
| ed some time ago by q syndicate Of
| Americans and Englishmcn and aiSs
| that the enterprise Will be supported
| automatically by tho American and
| British governments.
GREAT BRITAIN AGREES.
Pekln. Jan. st Is stated here mat
| Great Britain has agreed in principle
| to the American proposal for the ned
tralzation of the Manchurinn railways
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MASON VALLEY TAKES
BIG JUMP IN PRICE
Ecpor, on Smelling of Ores at Mihc'
New Railroad and Smeiter Sauso
Sudden Strength of Stock.

From s2.15. at which 1t was scinng
yesterday. Mason Valley suuuen'y
Jumped UP 10 s2.S5 and s2.4o on inc
local stock exchange this morning Inc
stock has been fairly active for several
days mast and 1t Is said that physical
conditions at the mine were such as
vyould favor a rise in the stock. Dur
ing the regular board session today
s.lOo shares of stock were sold and dur
ing the open board session io5 snares
were disposed of.
The TWO uprases at the mine when
have been in main development WORK
for some time. werc finished this week
and now afford not only large terri
tory TO be worked, but also give ex-
cellent ventilation for the mine. Fur
ther than that IL is said that tho COM
pnny has been successful In Its cleo
trostatic concentrating process. An
other thing which is believed probable.
is that the company has received very
encouraging Information from a smeh-
ing expert as to the satisfactory treat
ment of ore.
The report on the smelling qualities
of the ore has probably not been made
In full as vet. 1t is believed that 1t
Will be at least two weeks more before
the full report VIII be made to tho COM
pany.
Another feature which may have add
cd to the prospective value of the
property is the advent of the new rail-
road into the camp. 1t will be but
a few months more before this road is
finished from WabusSa to the Nevada
Douglas. Mason Valley and other
mines.
None OF the officials who could shed
any light on the sudden raise OF the
stock is. in the city at present Gen.
eral Manager George E. Gum Is in
Chicago and Consulting Engineer LEV
Humphrey is out of the city.
In comparison with Mason Valley the
other stocks on the market today wore
slow Columbus Consolidated was
somewhat stronger and Colorado. Iron
Blossom and Sioux were practically un-
changed.
Trading during the week was better
than IL has been in some time. and
the total number of shares transacted
in on the board was 61S.712. while the
amount represented by the transactions
was S209, ,S{S19.
The sales for today amounted TO 99,-
273 shares of stock at SIS. .602. 80.
FORENOON QUOTATIONS.
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A. |. PELTON NOW SUES
WILLARD MACK, ACTOR
Claims 10 Have Loaned Matinee Idol
The Sum of S3,486.3O on
Various Occasions.

A. L. Pelton. lessee Of the Grand thea
ter, this afternoon filed suit in the
Third district court against Willard
Mack, the actor. 10 recover money al
legged loaned to the aggregate Of
sS.466.3O. The complaint alleges that
plaintiff loaned Mack the amount
stated on different occasions In various
sums between Aug. is. and Dec 20, 1909.
The understanding made at tho time
OF the loans was that they would be
payable on demand. Mr.. Pelton affirms
that not cent OF the total sum has
been paid back TO him and according
ly he asks for judgment for the sum
stated. together with interest
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Property Has Immense Body of Low
Grade Gold Ore.

The Gold Chief property at Panaca.
Nevada. short distance from Phoebe.
has been delayed for some time on
account of the extreme cold weather,
says Ernest Hodges of Phoebe, one OF
the big interests In the property Ma
terial is now on the ground for the
construction of the mill, but the work
has been advancing slowly for some
time.
'As soon rs II is warmed we arc
going to open up big property in
the Gold Chief" declared Mr.. Hodges
this morning II am certain that II
viii be one of the best properties OF
It's kind In the country. The ore runs
from SIS to $12 in gold and there Is an
immense body Of il.
When we first went to work on the
propery we believed that the incline
that ran along into the hill with the
quartz WAS In the real vein. Later In
cxcavating for new work ,we dlst
covered the ore above the portal of
the tunnel This was the samo quality
of ore Since then we have done con-
siderable work and found that tho
quartz was simply an intrusion and
that 1t crosscut the ore body. Tho
plant Will be In operation by the carly
summer at the latest"
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heifcrs. s.W94so: cannsrs. 2.5cds 90;
stockers and feeders. 2.16Q5.G calves.
3.5oQ7.T5. bulls, stays. ctc.. 2.5n 40
Heavy, s.&4Sba5; mixed. s.40dS As !,
light. s. aSas IS: bulk OF sales, s.pd s.%:
Sheep-Receipts. 900. market steady
Fed muttons, 675fl7.50 wethers. t.09
6,l5; ewes. S-oo46.oo. lambs. 7.O9S.0
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Jan. S--Cattlc-Reccipts,
100: market steady. Cows and helfers,
2.51f16. %: stockcrs and feeders. 3.25G
5.25; bulls. 3.40m5.0O: calves. S-oo99.oo;
western steers. 4.00U SO; western COWS.
3.008i.50.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000: market Saloc-
lower. Bulk of sales. s.304S.0; henvy,
S6D@s.70, packers and butchers, s.b@
$50; light. S.O0qs.50; pigs. 6.75Q7.I5.
No sheep.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.

ber- The shipments for the month did
not reach the amount OF last month
This was due to the closing OF the
mines for the holidays. The shipments
were: Tho Brassillie Chemical COM
pany. 1,75o.90 pounds; Silver King Coal
ition. 6,2s4 120: the Daly-Judge com.
pany, 4,101,S Little Bell. 1904, 200;
Ontario Mining company, 26S.5s0: ma
king a total amount of IL, 500 pounds.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
James A. Pollock & Co.. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following quota
tions OF san Francisco mining stocks:
coMsTOCK
Ophir 2.07hG2.lo. Mexican. .s0fSd 81 X
Gould & Curry, A bid; Con. Va. 1.65@
1:6Iiz; Savage, $685.. Hale & Norcrosss
5SH6o; Yellow Jacket. 10 bid; Belcher.
i.OI1.z5; Sierra Nevada, 77@S; Tx
chequer. 81 asked; Union, % bid; Chollar,
%@s5; Potosi. G7m6s
ToNoPAH.
Tonopah Nevada, 662ls bid; Montana
Tonopah. S+@S5; Tonopah Extension. 6S
Ges; MacNamor7t, 26d2S. Midway. 1909.
Tonopnh Belmont 100 asked: West End
Cons, A@25: Jim Butler. 9@1o
BULLFROG.
National Bank asked; Bonnie Clare,
10112; Mayfower Cons, 2@i; Montgy.
MI, bid; Tramp Cons. asked.
MANHATTAN.
Manh. Cons, bid: Dexter. 293-
OTHER DISTRICTS.
FaIrview Eagle IL bid, Plttsburg Sil.
Peak, s. bid; Round Mountain. co bid;
Rawhide Coalition. % bid
GOLDFIELD.
Jumbo Ext. 10 bid; Booth. ed1o: Blue
Bull 3@4; Silver Pick. S91O; Blue Boil.
2@3, Lone Star, 3S4 ORC, Sdl4; Atlanta.
loQu; CT, Bend. 3@4. Red Top Ext.
bid; Florence, 20 bid. Goldneld Daisy.
asked; Comb. Fraction, $500: Ke-
wanos. G97; Portland. l bid; Cracker
Jack, bid, f. Mohawk. 2 bid Red Hills
39i, y. Tiger. GaS; Grandma, / bid.
Goldheld Con. 7.62 u @775. C. O. D., Z
bid
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TODAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York, Jan. s.-Money on call
nominal.
Time loans easier: for so days and 30
days. AZ per cent; six months. AZ per
cent
Close: Prime mercantile paper, AZ
95 per cent.
Sterling exchange weak. with actual
business In bankers bills at s4.SS509 rs
for 60-day bills. and at 81 $3.50 for de-
mand.
Commercial bills, SAS3@M
Bar silver, 52% cents.
Mexican dollars, "A cents
Government bonds, steady; railroad
bonds, Irregular,
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PERSONALS.

c. w Symns. one OF the heavy stock
holders of the Symns Grocery company.
Is guest at the Knutsford.
H. E. Jones. manager of the Model
Knitting works. left yesterday for New
York on business for his Arm.
Mr.. 8. ]. Se2il of the Sample Cloak
& Suit store leaves today on pur-
chasing tour for New York.
Ex-Gov. John C. Cutler leaves today
for a months stay in Los Angeles.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

St Louis. Jan. S.-Wool. unchanged
Territory and western mediums, 2oU %
fine mediums. 2Od2i. hno. l29a.
BOSTON
Boston. Jan. Tho Commercial
Bulletin will say OF tho wool market
Saturday:
Manufacturers are awaiting the open
ing sale of new heavyweight goods be-
fore buying supplies OF wool and the
market is therefore comparatively quiet
Interest continues, however. and sam
pie lots OF territory neeccs. California,
Australian and Montevldeo woods are
moving with full rates, Everything
points to continued nrmness In values,
with renewed activity as soon as the
goods market becomes active. Shipments
OF wool from Boston TO Jan. 9. inclusive
were 31i,610 pounds, against 2eS2. 80
pounds for the same time last year.
Tho receipts 10 Jan. .. inclusive. were
4.i5O7Ij pounds. against 3.625.y25 pounds
for the same period last yea.
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NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

The Phelan Stockman company OF
Salt Lake. organized to do a real es-
tate business. filed articles with the
county clerk yesterday. The capital
stock is $4,000, in dallar shares, Of
which 1900 shares are held in the
treasury. officers are: D. w. Phelan,
president and manager; Z, G. Stock
man. vice president; X. Riedheim.
secretary and treasurer. these also
forming the board OF directors. j. A.
Phelan and I. s. Stockman are ad-
ditional stockholders.
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SALT LAKE BANK CLEARINGS.
For the week ending Jan. s, 1910.
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO

Chicago. Jan, .-Cattle-Receipts. cstI-
mated at 500; market steady. Beeves.
i.9e9S 90; Texas steers I.15@5.ao; west
crn steers. 1850 30; stockcrs and feed
crs, 3,15@5.30; COWS and heifers. 2.25P
5.e5; calves. I.5od9.75
Hog+RcceiptS. estimated at 1000;
market steady. Light, 8 -5oaS S. mixed.
S.4SdS 90; heavy. s.55QS.e5; rough. $3.50
$40, good TO choice heavy. S.I0ms.s5:
pigs. 7.@@S.60; bulk OF sales. S.700S IS.
Shcep-Reccipts. estimated at 1000
market steady. Native. 3.s5@6.15. west
crn, i.0o96.25: ycarlinGs. 5.O@S 10:
OMAHA
South Omaha, Jan. S-Cattle-Re-
coipts. 500: market steady. Native steers,
4.50Qp7 80; cows and hcifers. 2.095.l5,
western steers. 4-O0a6 IS; cows and
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MUELLER DIVORCE SUIT.

Judge Morse, In the Third district
court this morning. allowed Alma
Mueller $500 attorneys fees and $3.50
suit money, together with $3.50 q month
temporary alimony in the divorce suit
brought by George Mueller proprietor
OF the Royal cafe. There was no tes-
timony taken. and the order was grant
ed by stipulation.
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DRUNK WITH PLETHORIC PURSE

To describe just how drunk w. 3.
Brown was ut 2:i5 this morning when
Potrolmen Bush and Woods picked him
up on First South near Main street,
would be most difficult. When the pa
of their lives Gold silver and green
backs they hauled from his pockets un-
I'll the amount totaled the neat sum of
SS9S.
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The percentage of actual reserve OF tho
clearing house banks today was 26 q.
The statement of banks and trust
companies of Greater New York not re-
porting to the clearing house shows that
those Institutions have aggregate de-
posits of sl.24s, ,02l. 800; total cash on hand
sli6. 1900. and loans amounting to
81, ,lS7, ,302 200.
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BANK CLEARINGS.

NOW York, Jan. 1.-Bradstrects bank
clcarings report for the week ending Jan.
D. shows an aggregate OF s4.127 $50 600 as
against S2944 $500 last week and S33T.-
10000 In the corresponding week last
year: The following Is list of the
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BANK STATEMENT.

Now York. Jan. s,-The statement of
clearing house banks for the week
shows that the banks hold s4.7eS-325 moro
than the requirements OF the g per cent
reserve rule. This is decrease OF
81 i2z.S75 In the proportlonato cash re-
servo as compared with last week Tho
statement follows,
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WEBSTER'S
UNABRIDGED
DICTIONARY

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Colorado. 100 at rs.
Columbus Con. 100 at 125. seller 80;
100 at 1.22ls; 400 at LIS; 100 at L25,
seller co.
East Tin. Dew. 1000 at 7h; 1000 at
7A.
Ind. Queen. $500 at 25z
Iron Blossom, 500 at "a.
Mason Valley. 100 at 2.25. seller 60;
100 at 2274: 400 at 225; 500 at 2.3O;
seller so: 200 at 2.421i. 200 at 2.371s.
New York, 500 at II; 500 at 121s,
buyer 60
Ohio Copper, 100 at $50.
Sioux Con. 1900 at 30; 500 at %.
seller 30.
So Columbus Con, 1000 at T. seller
TintIc Central. 1000 at "a. 5000 at
~, seller so.
Tintic Combination $500 at 2; 1000
at ~.
Tlntic Empire. $500 at ..
Uncle Sam. 200 at a..
OPEN BOARD.
Black Jack, 1000 at IL. buyer GO.
Colorado. 500 at TS 100 at a.
Columbus. l.7oo at l.2714, 600 at 13o.
E. Crown Point. 1.Soo at Y.
E Tintlc Dew, l.o00 at IA.
East Tintic Gold King. 1000 at u
Iron Blossom, 100 at n.
Mason Valley. 500 at 2.37ls; at 2:35:
200 at 2.i0
Mineral Flat, 1000 at ~.
New York. 900 at 12h, buyer co; 1000
at IL,
Provo. $500 at Ga
Silver King. 100 at so.
Sioux Con. 800 at 2ol9.
so. Iron Blossom, 1000 at y.
Tintc Central, 1000 at 7%.
Uncle Sam. 800 at "A,
RECAPITULATIoN.
Shares. Value.
Regular call ............7S.s20 $11.6s9.25
Open board ..-..........2o.S 6.sl9.o5
Today's totals........ so.27s 5 1852. 80
Wcck's totals. ........ 61S. .Il2 209. .S43.19
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r1NTIC ORE SHIPMENTS.

On account OF the bad weather ship
ping from the Tintic district has been
greatly retarded. Only one shipper
showed its usual output and that was
Centennial Eureka. The East Tintic
Development increased it's output to
three cars Il week. while Sioux Consolt-
dated, Colorado and Iron Blossom wcrc
several cars short. The following were
the shipments for the week;
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COUNTY SCHOOL FUND.
Apportionmcnt Calls for Distribution
On Basis of SS.9S Per Capita.

The county school fund for 1909 was
apportioned today by County Auditor
Frank Heginbotham. 1t amounts to
1924. 1880 eS, and is distributed S39S per
capita The following table shows
the respective amounts to districts and
the number of pupils In each district:
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Jan. s--Whcat showed
slight advance In the carly trading mere
today: corn and oats fell of and pro-
visions prices declined under the inilu-
cnce of larger expected receipts of live
hogs.
An improved demand for cash wheat
from northwest millerS WAS noted winch
inspired considerable buying. All the
futures opened at slight advance.
ranging from a shade to y higher than
the previous close The widest spread
was In tho May delivery which covered
S@M The opening price of May was
1l3% to Ia. shade to h@A higher
than yesterdays closing figures. The
price OF May nuctuated In the carly
tied back TO about the opening level.
Milder temperatures throughout the
corn belt with promise of increased crop
movement cased prices In tho corn pit.
prlco to 4 lower than yesterdays close.
May opened at 6s% to eS4@$, shade
to y lower than yesterdays Anal hg-
ures and kept practically within the
opened X to !. lower and September
opened unchanged from yesterdays close,
declining slightly In tho first hour.
Oats remained unchanged TO Is lower
mand continued good Tho range on all
futures were small. May opened at 4S TO
49,. and fell from SOY In the first
hour. The more distant futures opened
unchanged and showed less fluctuation-
An easy market in provisions reflected
tho milder weather prospects and the
expectation of Increased live hog re-
ccipts Hog products opened unchanged
to 1lsc. lower than yesterdays close
January products opened. Pork. 21,15;
lard, IL. e215 ribs. IL 80.
Wheat-Thc market weakened toward
the close under strong selling pressure
from leading longs. Less demand for
cash wheat also contributed to the de-
cline. Aftcr advancing to 1.1ias "a u May
dropped TO 1 .lSA. closing at l.l5 y @ts. Is
az lower than yesterdays final ng
ures. The other futures displayed sim
liar closing weakness.
Corn-The market continued weak nil
day and May closed at 6SSs. 9s0Is low
er than yesterdays final quotation.
Close-Whcat-Jan, 1.13A; May. L. x %
81 July. l.05is, Sept. as&@7 q
Corn-Jan,. s.; May sSss: July. ssh;
Sept, 6SGh
oats-z-Jan. 1914; May. i77s: July. AS
PorkNJan.. no; May, .s2H al So;
July. u aSd21 .97is.
Lard-Jan... l2.6o; May. l2.o7Is; July,
Ribs-JOn, n.eo; May. ii6sl4; July,
11.62Iz.
Rye-Cssh. 81; May. Sly.
Barlcy-Cash, e0@72
Timothy-March. 3.96I05.
Clover-March. 15.2o.
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FORENOON SALES.
Bullock. 500 at IL; 1000 at ".
carisa- no at 50.
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BOSTON COPPER RANGE,
James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
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SHIPMENTS AT PARK CITY.
Especial TO The Ncws)
PARK CITY, Jan. THE following
were the shipments from the Park
City district for the month of Deem
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One carload of concentrates wsLs
shipped from the May Day mill.
NEW YORK LISTED STOCKS.
Jamos A. Pollock & Co.. bankers and
brokers. furnish tho following, received
over their private wire this afternoon:
Stock High | Low
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SUGAR AND COFFEE.

New York, jan. s-Raw sugar. Arm:
musoovado. SO test. S,52a3.55; centrifu-
gal. 96 test 0264.o5; molasseS sugar,
SO test 3.H6a 30
Renned-Steady. Crushed. 5.75; granu-
lated. Sos; powdered, Is.
Conee-Spot, steady No. Rio. SIS u;
No A Sanfoa qq
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GREAT BRITAIN AGREES.

Pekln. Jan. st Is stated here mat
Great Britain has agreed in princlplo
to the American proposal for the nea-
trallzation of the Manchurinn railways
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-08
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago. Jan. s.-Butter - Steady.
Creamerles. 26G3i; dairies. 25q3o.
EGgs-Steady. at mark. cases included
24i7 a So1s; receipts. 1.sS1, frsts, 25 primo
1rsts. IS
Cheese-Stea1y. Daisies. 1914 OH: Twins.
16h6h Young Americas. 16i5 Long
Horns, 16is.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-08
RECAPITULATION
SAYS CHIEF HAS MUCH GOLD.

Today's totals..... 99.273 1852 80
Weeks totals. els, 712 o9.S43 10