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4 v THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SATURDAY MQKXlNfi, FEBRUARY 10, IflOG. 7 J
If OAK STOCKS
OW A REVIVAL
rM
S$ Pacific Is Most Jon-
kSlwfcuous on the Ex
it .' iE i
change.
JpiLKOAD GOSSIP
VALL STREET CIRCLES
ijgl
jcrjlf Prices on flic Day's
Illness Stiffened Over
iiWPast Fe,r Days.
S5S "
jnORK. Feb. 9, Thcr was a re-r-J"o:Jgpr.sslve
utrength today In
I'.'ks which had been conspicuous
-p&tlmo past. Soma sympathetic
U?Xs produced hy these movements
Ipjl'vfceral market, so that the range
U t&St upon the day. business was
JfiiiSove last nlghu "But compared
''JyKencral reapone during the re
al, grlod of speculative activity to
'fWagementB an those- of today the
sluggish and inert.
Pi"'8lul'' 8Pcc,Jl1 movements, the
ffsplcuous woa that In Northern
-Trcjjfe'hls tock has responded regu
ttafthe conBtant advance in Great
J ppreferred, although the inove--jFthe
latter was attributed to the
)rproft.ab,e dlspoHlllon of its Iron
Bag, in which the Northern Paclllc
BjttfcpparonL share.
Hrn Pacific today took the. leader
Htt caused a supposition that de
Kils special to Itself wero beyond
Be of unauthorized gosalp This
Hfclther to a stock issue with sub
JWt rights, a distribution of surphu?
Njyfaiblnatlon with other railroads.
ISjSffo'f Union Pacific' acquisition of
JWbentral have caused some, revived
'rT4iproJectii for a Southwestern out-
gher Pacific railroads.
AVEsjUn Pacific was carried up 1;.
r ygx.LcaA Colorado & Southern
ill ferred 1 Great Northern pre
'tr.jLpeadlng, Colorado Fuel and Peo
trVlts about a point, and Northern
' DsJIDIflUIlers" Securities and Amen
ta 0feMIarge fractions
rcKjuional operators, after being suc
T tSJjin. undermining the market and
w Sp rices back to yesterday's opcnlnsr
fbelow reversed their position and
ftwsAhe list to a higher average level
r0Htjtho opening. As for nomc time
Driers and the. Hill stocks were the
Olhters of speculation and their
iTEjjSnt dominated the general market.
uiM'! Paclllc and Great Northern
? (d: advanced 3li. Delaware & Hun
i.I&INew York. Chicago & St. Jouls
3&RjSt. Paul. St. lAula - San Fran
preferred and Sloss Sheffield 1.
WJSteel Car yielded 1 und Smelt-
'jjnepts of Importance were confined
.val Blocks a?id the general list be
tensely dull and sluggish. Great
'Vrjjn preferred and Nor 1 hern Pacific
XjSt. Louis Southwestern preferred
jEtware &. Hudson 3, North Amerl
rennessee Coal life and Union Pn
ew York Cqntral, Atlantic Coast
fcjd one or two others a point or
JL jJBressed Steel Car preferred fell 2.
LpJpment of gold cngHged for South
.Igjwas postponed until next week
fil'Pf going this week as at Hrat
Wlpl The buoyant Juovernent of the
ifiirgan group helped the general list
'Mince, but It did not communicate
jHth great force to the rest of the
riJrpThe closing, however, was firm
rVpj the top.
'irwerc irregular. Total sales, par
,r$2.610.000. I'ultod States bonds were
Zhangcd on call.
.. New. York Bonds.
rep. .. lrtj Japan t, M m-...1W
stjls cou .PVJ Jnpan U vji
,J7irK Japiin 4, cf-rt.... 9V
coupon.... 102Vi .rapiui -Js, ct 2.1 a.
THUs reg ..Jm L. & N unlfloU ts..iw,
J,lf4 coup. 10J Itajihut con g 4...10
m-k s reg Mfx. t'nu-al in.... so
V is coup. IMUj li Inc 2As;
'iJTob 4s... . . WTt Minn & Ht I. a;
aob 6 tll'4 llo K fc T Is im
gWgea I(MH Mo K i T 2nd...
("Jmnnt in .. S6i X K P. of 1.1 c 4s. S7
IjalC j 4s. l&.'i X V c Sen Vie.... nyt
?;Ohlo 4. ...l(vi?4 X .1 C kcu & uiH
5Ohlo 3H. .. 3li Nor 1'aclNc 4t 103'
95fm!R T c 4n SS Xor Pacific 2 7tfi
SSlOa 3s.. . 114 Xorf i: V' con 4n..01
eS, ov, o s l trf (i s;
KfCi Sj Pa conv 3Js loj'i
yc?--. - Sl'i rtearliiig Ren tx,. .ioti
glOhlo 4',.,Wfli St I., & I Ji o is .117
FJTAlton 3I,b.. Sui St I, & S V tis 4. SS
Klft.iiow 4s IOLi St 1 S'wcst c in... jit.
)iP R 4.. St Silxmr,i A U U.. H'
a . so I'Mcinc 4? ssi-,
58t 1 tr 4s. IK &, rw j8l t.t . ri?
"jarc, m A .. SO", So Rallwav ts lu
' 2?'I Pf 1U....122 ,
aIdlnna 4, l7 T St I. i W 4.'.., St
4x.. W,4 t'ulou Pacific 4s...Uo
I-- 107 I P conv s 15,
4n . m V S Sttfl Hid 5.. fVi
W Ss., SS V,'nlj!h lain DC :
Icn -ts 101t AVabili deb H fcri
U in . 5Ji Wtern M.I in.... i.
il 4W! .IW' Wheel i I, K .. sji,
.H "Wis Central 4k.... &3;
Closing- Stock List.
S:il?s. High. 1j,w. Cloio,
irfnn .. . , (5
Per -. . . 5.7.500 114T lin,," 114a:
K r ... 2.'ji) ivA it
)n Oil . .., 2.'j)i iii; 37T4 'Jj'
ti . . !" "W W 23y
& L. pM ... HKI 33, ii'i 3S
- - . 2,'.-j0 4; 43H 44t,
d Oil W. l
Diotivn ... 1 7,'; ' 7jit
ef'. 23j lw" lis W"?
- -VK" lr; Utii iMtc
r Ref . c.ko uss iu. ,44
lifd cert .... m JW. 105t
1 10 W.9W TliS. S7J'i 7i
Ohio .... -.2) H4a lit 1UJ,
'tS Transit T.Sw Sl!4 ii,
K xr:.,7:M 17S,i 17ts
Jfiv5-. ?."t ' ii' 2i'
JI. WMt ..... Jfij -j ''S3
ll& Rt Paul . lO.S'O l's&t; is ,
ttf?,'J'01"'' - "x & iii 10(U
5$ Iror lfc.00'1 73; Till J2i!
lTfcrTtd 8.8W .'-4 s: ji'
"i1: 100 177Vi 177ii 177.
iiijy'w .... vo ss ik is"
!L
'SC! l-m i'1 f.7t
yjEt"'1, 3W 7W 7J4 7U
lllKlecirle . 4 ,i? 1
JtVM w- nr. lii" i
"n,ril 70-1 177(4 IMS, 177'.
fife? SW S7S S7"'J i7
4d i 4
c-n,,i 4.0-0 33'. i ait
i.o co.; a.4 Mil
y -o . . j.rflo s.j 3-14
t7il x'- .- Cl't
J'i-7: , ush - 7W,J 1M?4 lt,-' I"
Avun 1 .101
Wltle .... mo 7J,; 71 Y,',,
: I .Of) 3T. Wi I2t)?i
Sp1 Jb1- - 7s!- 7S 77 '
".S.S..M.;: SS! 'ivliu iJu
COPPER UNCHANGED,
BUT TiH ADVAICES
London and New York Metal
.Markets Utiiet and Light
Trading. '
-T- SILVKR.
New York (Vyjic -f
San Kranelsco .' CWtC
LEAD, -f
f- New York exchange $5.Wfi5.75
-t- COPPER. -f
-- New York exchnngo $17.7MJ'1S.50 -
f --
NE' YORK. Fob. 9. There was an ad
vanco of 30512s 6d In the London tin
market, with spot closing at X1GS and fu
tures at 163 IGs. Iyocally. the market wns
qulot and without material change.
Copper was unchanged at f7S 10s for spot
and. at 7 Tor futures in the English mar
ket. Locally, no change was reported,
cither In quotations or general conditions.
lAJte and e-Iectrolytlc copper arn .aid to
bo ohtalnahlo around $17.50-'cjlS.W, but
some of the- large produo-rs ar asking
higher prices, and. Including' their views,
quotations rane from $17.75 to $18.50.
Casting Is quoted at S17 COfn.SZi-i.
Lead closed at 16 6 31 In London und
at $5.6)i?-6 7fi in the local market.
Sneltw was unchanged, at ZT In Indon
and at li in the local marke.i.
'iron was lH2d higher in the English
market, with wtandard foundrj- closing at
fOs Cd and Cleveland warrants at Efls KM.id
Locally, the market km unchanged, with
No. 1 foundry Northern quoted at $18,261?
19 S5, No. foundry Northern. fl7.75ffl8.K6;
No. 1 foundry Southern. $18 "JVgdS.7B, No.
'1 foundry Southern, SlT.TtVft'lS.Si.
Stock Market Letters.
Jamefi A. Pollock & Co., stock and grain
brokors, G Wool Second South street, make
public the following letters on the slock
market :
Dick Bros.' stock letter sayH: "The mar
ket showed further strength today and
some very substantial advances wore
scored by representative utocks. Rather
spectacular advances In Northern Pacific
nnd Great Northern, which wcro attrib
uted to insldo Interoats. served to en
courage, bullishness and to Induce buying.
There wj-s not much news Rathor posi
tive rumors that announcement regarding
a dealing In Great Northern ore landB
were in circulation."
Dick Bros.' cotton letter says "There
was Utile feature to today's market.
Trading was light. In anticipation of tho
triple, holiday, and operations were chiefly
of evonlng-up character. There was no
indication of demoralization among South
ern spot holders."
Logan & Bryan's stock letter says: "The
market closed strong and higher In all
departments. The better action In Cana
dian Pacific, tho Hill stocks and Steels
imparted a b'ttor tone. Shorts wore ac
tive buyers, and there seemed to be a
better publlo participation in the market.
Il speaks woll for the market that ac
tivity come? only with advancing prices.
Tills Indicates that selling pressure is not
urgent and Is made up largely of short
selling The lout at th close shows a
decide Improvement in sentiment."
Money in 2Tew York.
NEW VORK. Feb. y. Prime mercantile
paper, 4S per cent.
Sterling exchange easier, with actual
business In bankers" bills at H.SiyyS
4.87.35 for demand and at $4.83.8or-4.83.&0
for CO days.
Posted rates. UMlii and $4.SS commer
cial bills. S4.32S.
I3nr silver. SSc. Mexican dollars. 50Uo
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds
Irregular
Money on call easier at 2Zyi per cent;
ruling rate, 1; closing bid. 3. offered, 3V,.
Time loans firm, 00 and 90 days and tlx
months. -IVjiQi per cent
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9. Today's treas
ury statement shows: Available cash bal
ance. $14S, -109,053; gold coin and bullion,
J74.$2J.-.I2; gold certificate, $41,389,190.
Cotton in New York.
NEW YORK. Feb. Cotton futures
opened steady; March. $10.72; April. $10,79
bid: May. $10.86; July. $10.97: August,
$10.86; September. $10.12; October. $10.83;
Docoinber, $10.M.
Closed quiet. etcad ; February, $lo.iT2;
-March. $10.71; April. $10.80; May. $lu.S7;
June. $10.91; July. $10.97; August. $10.Sn;
September, $10.45; Ootober, $-0..'l5, Novem
ber, $10.1S; December. $10.40.
New York Flour, Wheat, Etc.
NEW VORK. Feb. 9. Flour Receipts.
J3,0Y; exports. 9vW barrels; steady, but
dull.
Wheal Receipts. Zk-A) bushels; spot,
linn. No. J red. 90c. elevator; No. 2 red,
?2ie. free on board afloat; No. I North
ern Dululh. 9j1c. free on board afloat.
Higher prices appeared In today's wheat
market as the result of bullish crop news.
Snow failed to materialize as predicted, the
Southwest sent In damage news, i-ablcs
were steadj and the Modern Miller report
was considered a trifle bullish. Shorts
covered freel. closing th market ytc
net higher, .May. 90 5-lti90 13-16c. closed
902ic; July. 89',. 4c. closed S'.c; Sep
tember. X7,i'&&71fcc. closed S7',ir.
Hops', wool, petroleum Quiet.
Hides Steady.
Sugar Raw. nominal; fall refining. 2Tfic;
centrifugal, 9r test, a ll-3ltifl,ic; molasses
sugai". 2tBc; refined, quiet.
New York Butter, Eggs, Etc.
NEW VORK. Feb. 9. Butter, cheeso
und oggs unchanged.
f'lonlnc Slocks SalfS. High. Loty. Clo.
MlfKOUrl Ptti- 'J.Sit 102 101 ',i
Mo Kun Texai l.Jl-n 3f.S 3lVi JUVa
prferril 100 71 71 70
National Lend l.St'J 544 il
Nut It R of Ilex j)fJ .10
New York Ontral .... C,VM ISO nsi us;,
N Y Out Sc Vl 1.UW Mi f4'i
Norfolk i WeKt l'.40O S3!l S! f9;
protrril 11
North Amorlcuii 4.KW iww, 101 10J.
Pao Mall HO 45U 44',4 4
Pemwvlvanla 112 141U 111",
PnOplfr'H (Jan 7,0-W l'rtS i'ji liVil
P f C &. at IOUlK jp.,
I Slel Cur 3,900 62 Vi 6P 2
preferred 7.0-.O lt2 loi " 10i!
1'iillliiHii Pul Hr 140
Heading 17I.S00 142 lM'A 111V,
ll pref-jrrMl l(Xi si :h m
2nd preforrtMl 1M Wi'.i lvO't 100Vi
llepnlillc Rtel J,0 31; S ;ir.
preforiiid Ithi 103 (i7 io7i
Rock IflanJ Ci. S.fM "7 4 27 :'7U
profciToil l.Sij dy, 6l tf,y.
St I, &. X F Sal pfd.. 1.0M 4i; 4 JU
St L S SV ,3Hl Mi ' rcw mi;
profeirrd 4,f40 SOTi f.7 I'j'.i
Southern O.l'W H3 es
preferred us
Southern Hy 32.400 4i's 40 4i',
Iirerrrcil 101 twi, iooi
Teim L'oal .u Iron ICO lui i:,8 ',7U
Texas A: Pmc 1,30'J 3.'.; SiH :iil
Tol HI I. i VTi 300 3-;?t 3Cti 3$j(,
l)rjf.'lTJl 100 A7vj sji
fnlon l'uo 14,3iJ ICS', Hoi; ice
))rfcrn-d 3'.J M $71, 'J714
I' S E'prJii us "
1 .-4 Itsnlt)- jr;
t: K itubiin- tVi .vi 5;
pr.frrd 3i llOVi 110 ItfS't
i" s sio.-i ,.iw 4S
pl-fflTd 14,Sti 110 liy lnstTi
Vlr Curo CIi.-iiiIciU .... 7(0 6"i 17114 f.jj,
preferred loo 114; m m
Wabdnh 1.200 ; ZVri 24
preferred 4f) 47?i 7,
Weill, Fnrgo lixpris .... 2.U
WeRtlnxlloute l-:uo 1C5S
Wcsitein I'nlon 200 OVA yi.
Y St. r-ake Krlc 1.30") 21Vs 21 21
Wisconsin Central ....
preferred , si-
Xoithtirn Puc 7C,3W 23 21 1 222
Cr.ntral beiilhi.rn W iu'' "l,',,
iref erred 30O jirfi; w,
Slow 8liel l,lon no' HH14 f!)f7
Tptnl pttlen for tho day, 'JSJ.SW har'oi!
WHOLESALE PK
POTATOES REDUCED
Are Ten Cents Less a Hundred
weight Than a Week
Ago.
THE RETAIL PRICE
IS NOT CHANGED
Price on Retail Market Gov
erned hy Time Potatoes
Were Purchased.
The slight advance in the price of po
tatoes made a week or more ago Is no
longer In effect, and wholesalers are now
offering this particular variety of their
wares at $1.2Ti a hundredweight. In place
of $1.35. A number of dealers In the city
are retailing potatoes at from 7." cents to
90 cents a bushel, some of them selling at
tho rate of "o cunts a peck. The. dealers
who arc asking but 7Tcenis a bushel are
those who bought early In tho fall and
stored awuy a large quantity of the vege
table. Denlers who were unable to do this
aro obliged now to pay as high a price
as others are selling for, and some of the
dealer. aro wondering why those who
havo been holding their potatoes all win
ter don't fall In line and-aell at ihe higher
price- while they can get It, as they may
be obliged later In tho spring to sell at
a decided loss, as was the case last year.
Parsnips will be coming In again In a
few days. The ground nas been fro7.cn
so hard of late that none have reached
tho market, and those scheduled for next
week will sell nc 2 cents a pound, whole
sale. Beets and turnips are still scarce,
nnd cabbago Is selling at 5 cents a pound.
Some twenty varieties of fresh fish
roanhed tho market Friday, the largest
assortment that has been received In a
long time There were really no new va
riotlen on the list, but not In a long time
havo so many different kinds of the finny
tribe reached local dealers.
Bananas aro In especially good demand
Just now The quality Is better, loo. and
the prices range from 'J) to .10 cents a
dor.en. Oranges are to be hnd at almost
any price, from 10 to CO cents a doy.en.
very good varieties being offered at the
medium figures.
Wholesale Quotations.
Hay. ('.rain and Straw. Oat ..lmw, per bale.
In iur lot. 30821c; alfalfa. 112.00; timothy,
per ton. baled. $I6.W; wheat, pt-r owl.. Jl.Mff
1.50; corn, iwr cut. gl.'.lty 1.25; corn, cracked.
$1.30; Jdaho outn. l iT; rolled oats. J1.7S; bar
lay, rolled, l.3i); flour, bakorV No. 1, $1.70;
Hour. MraJght prade, $1.90; flour, hlch pntent,
$2.10; ry. S.M; graham flour. $2.30; cornme&l,
J2.00; brtui. 9Scti$1.0); brim and uhortu, JI.OO.
Menu. Dressrd btt-f. per ound. tttc;
dreiscd teal, pur pound, 9't 1 ; dni.vwi Iioks,
c;-llve. J4.Su per cwt ; pork loins, lOlic per
pound; mutton, sw, -print,- lambu, 10c iter
lound.
Poultry.-Dreed hen. Ititfl7c; spring, 174
lo; Iti-oller?. drnf4d. 20c; froifn broiler, 21c;
duckn. pr pound, lf-c; turkey?, i2c.
Kmlt Ltmons. pur 1k., $1.00iff4.W; bamuiaj'. '
per bunch, $2.00$ 4.03: orances, $2.2&'a,3.0ij box;
upples, $2.0)C2.25 lox, California- flcu, $1.7?
1.25; cranberrltfR, $13. CO barrel; jvearn, J1.76
tox; dates. TliS'.tc r jiound: pieplant, l'.'c
pi-r pound, toniuto?, $1.00 banket.
Vogt-tnblc.--CJr;en onion, 25c dozen; PUih
leltuc. 2X cHUltllowrr, pound. HSM-V:; Utah
dry onloui", $Z.W; gurllc, CVc; celery. 41.00 doaen
hunchev; potatoes JI.." cwt.; wl potato?".
aUe ler pouud; California cabbagr, $3.2ti3.i0
per vgi'li cucunibem. 20c each; rhubarb, 20c;
artfehokej. 'j0o dozen.
lahy PriKluct. C'rumery butler, jjund.
lyi); dalrj butter, i)imJ, 20c, chc-tr. Kund,
1st-; !BKf. case, ii S0W7 50, cninl lionry, crate,
J2.7S; Swltzer cln;fce. pound. ISc . Ilnibuxter
ehev50. pound. 18c. tviuii brick cheese. K)Uiul,
ISc; Kdaui i-reeae, dozen. Jl.'.OO.
ITlHh. Salmon, pound, lie; yellontall. 13c;
hnllbilt, pound. 12c. striped ban. pound. 17c:
ifOleii. pound, 12'-c, red rock col, pound. 13c;
flounder, iiound. Il'c; xturteon, pound. I3c;
treeh mackerel, iound, l.'j, Callfornlu fniolLn,
pound, 17c; perch, pound. 11c; whit ell-ill, per
IHtund, l?c; "WeHteni oodllh. imjuikI. 12c; pom
pano. l!c; pike, per pouud. 20c; black bai.
pound, 2.-; brouk trul. I2hc each; .MHcklnao
trnut. JPc, had. 1-; crnhi., J3.03 a dozen; lob
uterk, per jtouud. 17c, Knelern lol.steru. per
pound, Wc.
Retail Quotations.
Hay, Grain and trv. Out lr&. per bale.
40c; alfalfa. 7lc cv t. ; timothy, baled, lev cwt.;
wheat, par ont., il.SOdl.C,; corn, pel cwt.,
$1.33; cracked, per cwt., J1.4U; oatn. per cwt.,
J1.$0; rolled nils. $l.Jl; barley, rolled. $1.40.
Hour, bakei-n' No. I. $2.15; flour, straight
Krade. $I.i6; Hour, high patent, $2.5.1; ry.
$2. CO; b'rohani Hour, $r.&0'8S.7o- cornmeal, '$2.t
tr2.10; ten lwunda for 30c; bran. $1.10; bran
and xlinrl.o. $1.10.
Mvaln I'rtino ' rlbn. 17',,c; purtorhouku, lS'i
221ic: pofk, 17ic; inutlon cliopK. 12'u 16oi21cgs,
15c; luuib. llttc; veal. ISfcJOc; veal loarjlloc.
rpiini; lamb. lM5r2Cc por pouml; pork' loins,
l&c; Balclun hare. 20o u pound.
Poultry. Drtsked hen, lik-; sjirlnts, J2ic;
friit-n broilers. 2.1c pound; dtickx. r)c turkeye,
25c: geei-e. 22c; nquab. 2Cc eaclu
Fruit s. Leinonc. pei dozen. 20a25c; oniiiKea.
! duxen. loOCPc. bnnnus, per dozen, 20'v
3fic; preRMed Urn. lOftlEc a puckaKe; i ranboi -He.
ITc u ipiHrl. poincicrnnatea. 2uc a pound;
datiis. 10920c u pound; npplun. $2.51tl'3.0O box;
pieplant, 2ic per pound, tuniiito-3. 2.' a
jiuiind; lantcrlne.. 2u a dozen.
Veseiabls. Potatoet. 7j(?Mc buiihel; Call
f.miU Ifittui-e. 10c per head; rtah parsley.
r.c buii -li; California new crtljbHKe. lc a imund;
cau)lfUM)r. two pounds Sic, Hubbard jjiiuh,
10fi?3e each; eclory, 10c per bunch; artichokes.
10c each. tcr plant, throo buncher for 10c;
parsnips, lu bunches for 5c. nweet putatoas',
4c per pound; cucumbers, I5f26c each; dry
onions, tc iKiund
Dairy Product. Creamery butler, per
pound. -Svc; dairy buller, 2Jc per pound; clieete.
per puuntl, Sto; comb honey, per comb, lf,c;
Hlralned honey, per pound, He; SwIm, cheese,
per pound. 4i; llmburicer clu-ese, per pound,
0)o: cream brick cheese. 2Jc; Kdnni cheee.
$1.25 each, Neufchatel, 10c package; eggs, per
dozen, v.vijvx.
Flsb. Salmon. liVjc; yellowtall. 17',ic; hall
blll, 17c: hlrlpod ba;j. 22Hc; ccxlllsh. 1R-; shad,
ISc; whltelldh, Wc; MUrgcon, Uc; cutlleh, 15c;
barracuda, lie; ninckercl, 20c; iioinpuiio. 17c;
pike, Wc; flounders, 15c pound; rw; i-od, two
poiindK for 2tc; solee, l!c a pound; t-rab, 25
1SOc each: ilacklnuc trout, -20c per pound;
bnKH. l5o: klncnsh. Itc: oyier. New York
count, Ac a dozen; Idpporud salmon, ;0c jer
jiound: anchovy, 2v per pound. ij-sleri.
ftic per can; lobkleis, Iflo per pound; shrimps,
20c a quart; prawns, soa prr pound; smoked I
halibut. 20c per pound; herring. Go each; halt
mnckeveJ, V)n'.ll each; blue polnle. lOo a '
dor.en. I
Old as the Hills.
It niHtlem nut how new. freh. bright, brll
llaul, llluiiilnwtliic- plioaphorcsceiil. eolntlllal
Ing. tlllllatliiK. chcorlne. diverting, amuslnc,
entei-talulDK or recreative, an ant-cdute ni be.
thrre In always a ftwIIKerous old fool in' rl;
up and exclaim: "Tbal'n an old iu the hlll;
T hoard It when my great -Kruiidfalhcr w.im u
kid." 1 hollow In ovlerlzlng all audi iiiami
zolcs. AVeak minds drnum a lot.
If anything could enttxe. me l bellec- In' tho
ancient doctrine of trunnmluruiloii of ttoulk, Il
would lie thin eternal reminding that "1 heard
that before." No gentleman ever' heard a
iory. "Which .simply mean that If It lH "as
old as thn lilll" to him he doe not vndiurra.v.
the narrator by ?u ln tu llv llMen.i nnil
tries to make hpeu h0 enjoy. It Is the e
cncA of couitosy. with u little fruth of white
lin on top. Heaven forKlven aiieh a white lie.
hecaute, It gleN happlne. It wa common
belief In the Iona- ami thai the houIm of umir-
re wer metflmpaychoscd. or trumdated Into
the bodlea of ae, and there remntiivd foru
number of year for imor men to bavn l-evenno
out of belaboring their bone. Jokor.x surely,
also, musl bav.i been melempsychoaed. for
uinonir lb foi.ll them 1 "nnthlnK new under
the Hun "New York, l're.
"Why.
Tlie following advertisemonl appealed
recently in :l prominent London news
paper: Wanted; Experiunced huHlnes.s wo
man ,ia inuriugoress,. floor-walker, su
pervisor. Not. necessarily experienced
In hnlr-dressing; hut must bc tnctful,
tellable and born about Septcmhui 22."
Harper's Weekly.
WHEAT MARKET STRONG
ON BAD CROP REPORTS
Winter fJrain Keported Jnjured
in iMany Sections of the
Country.
CHICAGO. Feb. 11. Kear of damage to
the wheat crop of the United Slates wan
the ehl"f cause today of a strong local
wheat market. At the close -wheat for
iUay delivery was Up c. Onts showed a
gain of Corn wns nnehnnged and
provisions were 2c lower.
Tho wheat market was active nnd strong
throughout tho entire session. At the
opening May was ,,ic higher at
and, after a decline to 8-TSc, which took
place soon after the opei lng. tho price
moved to advance. Tho firmness was duo
to active coveting by trnders who sold
short yesterday on the prediction of a
severe snow In Kansas. On tho failure
of the forecast they bought with energy
An advance In the price of wheat at Liv
erpool encouraged the bulls somewhat
Jluporlit of damage to winter wheat wore
received, hut they were Indefinite, An
excellent demand for cash wheat at Min
neapolis and Kansas City gave additional
strength to the market. For May tho
highest point of the day was reached at
So'.ic Th market closed strong, with May
at fcac.
Despite the strength of wheat the corn
market- was Inclined 10 be weak for tho
greater part of tho day. Tho chief influ
ences favoring a decline wern liberal local
receipts, a prospect of continued largo ar
rivals nnd a slight decline at Liverpool.
May closed steady and unchanged at -He.
The onts market opened eas-v, but ihe
close was steady. May closed at .W-c, a
gain of ac
Provisions were easier because of 'mod
el a-te. profit-taking of numerous small
holders. The market closed steady, with
May pork off 2,ic and lard and libs each
down 2MsC '
RANCH-: or LEADING FUTURES.
Wheal. No. 2. Opon. Hi:h. C!oc.
M' sr.' Sf-H siTi s:.3i
July X 814 m; K4u
Corn, No. 2
May 4( u
July .' 41','. 44S 41 44H
September 4Hi 14, It; 44H
Oats, No. 2
May 30'i 30K 30 301;
July , ... 23 2Vii joi
Mess pork, per barrel
May 15.10 15. 17 1.1.10 15. 124
July H.J.1 15.074 14.95 15 00
Jard. per It pnundit
May 7.X2V4 7.S5 7.vi 7. SO
July 7.?; 7.?7H 7.S-I 7.W
Short rll, per 100 poundj
May s.(V S.024 7.H7"i S.'0
July .124 .2 S.07U t 10
CASH QTOTATIONS.
'nli iiuotatloiiK were nit follow- Vicar,
weak; No. 2 spring wheal. SPdc: No. 2, 24
'a3'.c; No. 2 red. So7fr7c; Xo. 2 corn. 41c:
No. 2 ontr, 7.0c; No. 2 white, ItQXU.-; No. 3
white. i'Q'JIc; No. rye. Mo; good feeding
baiioy. 3Sc; fair to choice maJtlnc. I2Q50..-;
No. 1 llax eed, $1.11; No. 1 Northwestern,
$1.10ii; prime timothy seed, $3.21; me pork,
per lmiTel, $H.90fll.!G: lurd, per 10) pounds.
$7.M-'m7.T74; short ribs side ilooe). $7.S0tf
7.?0: short cle.ir sides fboxed). IS.2fJS.I5;
whisky, bal of IiIrIi wines, 1.23; rtnver,
contract tirade. $i:.75.
JlECEieTS AND SHlPiHCNT.S.
Recptk. Shlpts.
Hour, barrels 20.3ij 27.M0
Wheat. juhels 34.00" "LTOrl
Corn, buhsls Sfcl.O"! ISIOjO
OstM, bushels KV..4i) 3.5.f0
Rye. htiHheln 16,00 2.I0O
Harley, bushels 32.900 2J.4W
pitonrci: kxciianck.
On the produce exchunce t-iday the butter
maiket was llrm; creameries, 1727c; daliy
1723c; i-cgs. eusler, at mark, ca. luoluded,
IbV-iCr; (tvs, liv; prime firsts, 17c; fcxtras,
lfc; cheese, nrni. IHililSe.
Liverpool Wheat.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 9.-Close:' AVbent
May. 6n lid; March. Cs 9d; Julv, Os Sitl
Weather line, but cold.
LIVE- STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.
CHJCAGO. Feb. 'J. Cut tin ItccelpLs 20");
market strong. Bwve.s, f3.V.tl.M; cows
and heifers, Jl.fcVfH.fcS; miockers and feed
erii. t2.60m.i0; Te.xans, .iW-.40
Hogri Receipts a.000. estimated tomor
row. 27.00i; mixed and butchers',
JWi; good heavy. to.CofiUCC; rough
heavy. 16.705.55; light. J5.70ff.S0 iilgs.
J...2&'p5.75; bulk of sales. Jo.SSifS.'.O.
Sheep Receipts 7000. market steady.
Sheep. f3.3i"fi.5ij; lambs, JLVT.as.
Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY, Fob. '.'.-Cat He Re
ceipts market steudy; native steers.
J4.nOt7C.00; unlive cows and heifers. 2.2S
l.J"J; stockcrs nnd feeders. i'l.OKr-I.So;
ern fed steers, W.50?iG.6rt; AVestem" fed
bulls. J2.6WH.10; calves, J3.(.VR7.25; AVest
cows, 52.602.00.
1 logs Receipts T0u0; market steady:
bulk of sales, tf.T&fiD.SS; heavy. Jfi.r
fi.Si'i: packers. $5.75ffi.i5; pigs and lights.
55.C(K5.S0.
Sheep Receipts 3000; market steady;
muttons. ft.5CK?fo.S0: lambs. J5.751i'7.10; fed
owes. Si.WlfiG 2S; range wethers. $5..VWrfi.I5.
Omnhn.
OMAHA. Feb. 9. Cattle Receipts 5m;
murkftt active; shade stronger. Xatlvij
steers. $3.Wti.W; cows and holfors, 52.7&ffi
4.0i; caimcrs, Jl.75ti2.76; slockers and feed
ers. J2.7.W-4.40: calves, $.1.0O(;.r,0; bulls and
slugs. 5'- 601j.1.76.
Hogs Receipts sxi; steady to slrong
Light. 55.6Vfro.7ri; heavy, $o.70-?j-d.S0; mixed
Jo.GV&5.70; light. J5.C0Ji6.7n; pigs, Ji.7W5.40'
bulk of sales. 55. 05116.75.
Sheep Receipts flnM; strong. Vearllngs
J5.tiW: wethers. J5.35'ufi.65; ewes, J4 o&ff
3.25; lambs, J0.75n7.00.
St. Joseph.
ST. JOSICIMI. Feb. 9. Cattle Receipts.
0; strong to l(c higher; unlive, $3.7555.00'
cowh ami heifers, Jl.i'&fiM.tH); stockeix ami
lceders, J3.iArp-l.3o.
1 Jogs Receipts. 5l(io; mostly 5c higher
light. .&7bfi.K!; heavy. J5.0.Jir'5.72U
Sheep Rec-'lpts, S); steady.
Salo of Sheepskins.
'LONDON. Feb . A salo of Cape of
(.loot! Hope und- Natal sheupskins was held
here lod-ty. The offerings numbered u.i.2im
skins In fair condition. There was a siiiing
demand for all sulisciipllons except shorn
Extra long and short wooh-d were un
changed, while coarse and damaged skins
advanced 'd.
New York Sugar.
NKW VORK. Fell. '.'.-Sugar-Raw nom
inal; loir refining. 2T8c. centrlfngnl. .M
test, 3 U-32C3ic; molasses sugar, 2sc Re
fined qtllel; crushed, J5.40; powilered. H.SO
giTtnulalcd, J4.7n.
Coffee steady; No. 7 Rio. S7-lic.
St. Louis Wool.
ST LOI' IS. Feb. !l.-Vool lower; Tenl
Uiry and Western mediums. 221i2.V; line
medium, 2l1i25c, fine, l!'721c
DUN'S WEEKLY REVIEW.
Rnilwny Earnings Show a Mnteiinl
Increase.
NKW VORK. Feb. i'.-Dun's w.-eklv re
view of trade will say tomorrow:
Distribution of heavy-weight weurlng
utjpurel. fuel and other seasonable mei -chandlse
expanded In response to ihe
moru normal temperature, bin the week's
business has not depleted the accumula
tion of last month, and retail stocks if
these are still burdensome. The onlv ad
verse development of the week was ihe
less pacific news from the coal ileldn al
though u strike may ht prevented' bv
agreement any time before April 1 Rail
way earnings for Junnary, now fairly
c omplete, show an Increase of io.fi per
cent "ver last year's figures, while for
eign commerce at this port for the last
wuek mndo a most sirlk.lng favorable
rmjt DOCTORS WHO CURE nfiol
fffi&ffirMmxr fff CATARRH-Deafness, Nose and Throat Troubles, Bye ) . iWBBjMpK
SffijjjfflBgr' mL D'BCaj,oa' Bronclial and Lung Trouble. Asth- fc, HBBeB '
I1! flnfB ' Troablc8' female Complalntfl. Chronic DUeanes of Warn- J 2oBB'!
'(JLV tjU n and Children, Heart Disease, Norvou Dlseaues, f JiyJHnHi' lumW
1-3 flT'Ff' '! chroa (8t- "Vitus Dance). Rickets, Spinal Trouble, Skin ( &l&BlM! iH
V ' D'86,U"''. 8Clftt'Ca nn0UmaUs,n- Dleaes of the ) "j ' J
SSj&3Sp 'l J)ra' Shores & Shores' motto: "A low fee mild M&&Wff4&r
SBi Br ' an(i pain'ess treatment and a guarantwd cure in J&&ffi&r T
DRALshtj i all curable cases." S drtw SHORKS
MEN Tre WEAK MEN MEN $5J90ii?S I
r A rr DISEASEB.
oontracta pay when Cured. Blood Prison if tou live out or town. iH
Disorders. o dangroiui mln- Tvlf- Shores & Bhors tor
a- mirft So-called Weakness" In men Is orali to drive the tVIIIC tne,,r new bymptom ltBt
i.Tn,7 vmT mereU' a ytnptom of chronic In- virus to the bone. and get their advlc free.
w. hi! fiammotlon In the prostate gland. but harmless, blood-
L . ..i. r,! brought on by early dissipation or c canalng remedies F1iriirr nOMTkmn ilH
f. I in I b? e Improper treatment of some that remove the last BBPS SH I 1 1? r N sii
hil n. rnLA contriLcted disease A complete and polsonoug taint. JU'jJ OIiVIfl-0
charged as toured, radical cur le, therefore, a quo- yjJZ m r-i . t jH
MEN uer. .rc MEN & SHORES
1 -without the uee of Internal reme-
1 LOST MANHOOD dlc' treatmont Ib a local one Varicocele. EXPERT SPECIALISTS.
D a t Z ntlrelJ . 11 Is original and sclenti- Abaolutely palnlew Houston block, 249 Main St.. oppo-
I Hw.Phf wi atfc flc. and has bi proved absolutely treatment that cures site Keith-O'Brien Store,
m Stricture, Pllfrs, 3kin effective by thousandB of tesia. completely. Inventl- SALT LAKH CITY iH
and KWnej- DlBcaae. We ar convinced that by no other gate our method. Wn Office Hours-Week, days, 9 a. m.
I 0Bt Manhood Hy- methods can f ull - and prmanent cure Varicocele, or to G p. m. Evenings. 7 to $ p m.
I , ' B,1"1"111 reotora-tlon of strength an vigor it don't cost you a Sundaye and holldava, 10 a. m. to
M n eolcnesfl. Etc. be accormpllshed. pnny 2 noon.
comparison with the same period In 1&0.
exports gaining $6,590.5. while imports
Increased $2.27.r.(09.
Seasonably poor Inquiry for hides has
weakened the tone, the only firm depart
ment being packer branded hides for sole
lea t her.
Failures this week number 22fl In the
United States, ngalnsl 2M last year, anil 29
In Canada, with 27 a year ago.
Bradstreot's Report.
NKtV VORK. Feb. ?. Bradntrel'n tomorrow
will .ay. "Iti-ports an to spring jobbing trade
are of a very favorable character, anil more
sea-'onnblr rather hnn uliniulatert ome llnrw
of retail trade. Rullrcmd f-nmlngs rlurn In
(llcatx that January wum tlie moil Rctlve ever
evprlencel by the companl. croii receipts
nhowlnir a gain of 20 pr ceni over Inst yenr,
u very active jM.Tlod llkewlp. Reports an lo
winter uhrat are fnitlnfactory -j.t a wholr.
AK.iliiMt lhe.e favorable feature nr. l be
cited Hie ll-uiuletlng influencrfi of predictions
und prc.iMirutloiiB for a ceucral coal strike.
poHlbly Involving &.-0.1-W men.
"Monev Is enj.v nnd colleetloiiK rnnso only
fair to v'Oixl, aceoixlliu,- .-in th section of lllr
country In coiislilerfd. Prle inovenienis of
lending staples are .-c'-nHrlly tovard rape ami
some roceaslf r, ax for Instance In pis Iron,
develop new hunlnss. U'lnll-d telccrums to
Hrndstrcet'8 report a Generally active ap
pearance to nil linen of prlnK Jobbing trade.
'Raw wool Is active on manufacturers" buy
ing, anil prices are firmer. Lower raw cotton
tu-lces liae not yet affected the uood.t mar
ket, whlrb U strong. 801110 revival In export
trude with I'l.lnn Is Indicated.
"Blliluen fullurrp In the Tnlted Stuten for
the week i ndlnc February S number 210
nguliml lapt week. '.D7 In the llk week of
IMS. 2ii2 In 1&0I. SI In ir-13 und Sfi5 In Wi. In
Canada failure), for thu week number 27. i.s
aKBlnut 21 laxl week unci tC In this week a vein
ato.
"Wheal. Including Hour, exports from the
t'nltrd Statea und Cznudu for ib week end
Inr February S are 3.2l,iJ9 bui.h.'l.. .-tKaliiPl
S.OM.Mi bint week. !tS7.77r. Huh Week lust year.
1.740,26.1 In 1WI and 2.SK.439 In IP03. From July
1 to dute the extKrts are ?S.Nfin.3,M; buHheln
against 11.049.91$ Inst year. IW.OS7.W9 In l'-4
and IM.S11.S77 In lSNClr
"Corn exooris for the week re n.C0. 7Sfl
bu.ilieW. airalniit S.SVJ.SSS laul -week. 2.44S.ISS u
year nsn, mi.W2 hi MOum I.SW.ITO In IVn.
From July I to Jate the exports) or corn are
iS.PS..799 bushels. acaiimt .15.i93.121 In 1W5
3t.470.'M In 1HJ4 and r4.5W.2Ss In 1?R." '
Bank Clearings.
NBW YOI'.K. Feb. 9. The followlnu table,
compiled by Uradstreefp. shows Hie Imnk
cleurlncu ut the principal cltlen for the week
tnded February' s. with Hie pcrcelltaue of In
crease and decrease, ns comuured wllh ihe
corretponillne week last year:
. Inc. lire.
V.w Aork ii.KKMWl 34. S ....
hIcKO 213.423.177 1.3 ....
170,Si12,Oa3 Pi. il ...
Pllilndelphla lS2.JI2.Uir, IC 1
Louis 5.S1C.54 12.9 W. 1
Plttsburir 57,i)43,37Si 23 2
San Francisco 3,r.M,3S; a y
Kullltnoif 307'.i.lS5 30 .'.
Chiolnnutl 2.i'lt'.SkVi S 7
Kansas City 2C.Srii.5Cu ra 3
Los Aincele U,0lo.l33 4C..'. '.
Omaha n.Bil.m 4G .5 .
Denver fi.r.7.77D ...3
Sple i.7je.jvi2 lis i; !
&l. Josipb S,Cf6.W7 32 I
Port land. Or 4 '1i0 217 is 4
SALT LA ICE CITY fi.2I.V01 1 !V- " I
Tncomn, Wash .1.740. Sir, si
lok iie. Wash S,4l'.l'4l7 l
Helena 'xh.V.-J 109 7
Total. I S $.1.4X1. S3S.lrt.-t S 1
OutxUIr New Yoik 1.H74. 172.UW 17 7
Total. I'unada K. 74,'j.in.2fn .r,
for Sale-Live Stock
-''Sh-sradc Cotswold Ewes. Utah
SOOO lilgh-grade, medium wool ewes, Ida-
H.OOO heavy shearing uwes. Owyhee Co..
Idaho.
2000 beef steers, pulp fed. Idaho
BOO heavy feeding steers, dehorned.
Alontpeller, Idaho.
m feeding steers, partly dehorned Oe-
dcn. s
livery2 a"(1 3"ycar-,d stiri. spring dc-
5 Kentucky Jacks. Ogden
WANTED.
1C0 range hordes, now or spring deliv
ery; 20.000 stock nheep or straight breed
ing efs Have a buyer for icfti st.uk cat
tle and ranch; prefers Nevudu or Idaho
R S Brooks A Son. Ocden. Ftah.
I Eyesight Sliarpesed.j
TOItlSfTS AND KRYPTOK j
Do the Work. j
Colombian Optical Co.,
SO LH AOKNTS B
2;VJ MAIN ST. ffi
fuller Stores 9
Dencr. Omaha. m
Kansas City Dallas, ffl
Portland. Dr. I
l Wb?
48 ffou rs I
' behcnanie-
' Btwarn of 'counterfeits S
Godbe-Pitts Drug Co,
Prescription Specialists,
COR. 101 MAIN ST.
I
1 DR. COOK'S SCIENTIFIC, CERTAIN AND COMPLETE CURE FOlfl
MYr'oak. Nervoua, Kestleaa at a TMrk Circles under Ryes, Bash- m
ls.U rif" Aching fu, Melancholia, Youthful Fol- Wk
Back, Diseased Kidneys. In- HL-a , ' . , ImH
njuned Prostate. Depondnt. WT '- Trembles, arlcocele. D
Lack of Energy, Ambition and H Bxoslve Drinking. Loss in I H
Strength. Poor Me.nioo". Hoi- Il - Uflne, Bxpoaure, Overwork and flB
lotvod Eyes, Face Pimples and 1 Worry, Exhausting Dreams, Hl
An endless number of men have cne or more of the above symptoms indlH
drag from lay to day In despair of a prosperous, happy future, and well theyH
may, for If neglected their hoalth 1b sure to be wrecked by a complete Ioib H
physical, montal aud sexual power. VM
My method corapkstely and permanently revives manhood after "cureB
ftll" remedies and "quickcure" specialists fail to even beneftt. IH
My selentlflc, systematic course of treatment "for weakJB
nervoiiB, brokendown youths and mn, who have, through
folly, dissipation nnd oxcesBei, unlltied themselves for
work and the enjoyment of life, le a aye-tern that has beenH
letted many times over and proven entirely satisfactory lnH
every case. It Is totally different from the many slckenlrgjB
pills and tablets, and the stimulating, stomach-ruining drugsjB
given by would-be specialists. My specific treatment for
the symptoms Indicating Falling Manhood Is harmlcs,HH
though ao nffctlve aa to remove them lmraedlatly. It hrH
conatliutlonal. therefore, by purifying and enriching thcH
blood, strengthening the nervous system, nourishing the MH
sues, the patient becomes ptroug and healthy with all slgnsH
of trouble forever gone. The treatment Is to the humanH
system what tbe sap hi to the tree It buds energy, ambition IB
and confidence that leaf Into a prime, healthy, vlgorousH
feeling of new life.
I treat and cure all such pelvic disease as PliES. FISTULA. RUPTITRE.B
VAKlCOCBLfl. HTDROCISLS. OLOOD POISON. BK1N DISEASBS, BORES, UL-H
CEKS. NERVOUS DECLINE, and diseases of the KIDNEYS, BLADDER ANDH
PROSTATE. My method of treating theee diseases has proven so BUOoesafuIjB
thAl I ruaxaintee a permunent cure In every case accepted, and contract by &jH
written Instrument to produco permanent and satisfactory results or refund money JB
IMPORTANT I will cure you for leas money than you can be trtfatedH
for by any other specialist in Salt Lake. Tou may have to come to mH
sooner of later in order to be properly cured.; why not before you have VobtH
your money in doctoring -with cheap, unskilled specialists P
OTXRE OB. NO CHABGE AJB SOIU TBIjY NO CHARGE UNLESS SAT-JH
XSFAOTION IS GIVEN. Every patient is given a -written, guaxantee to
fund every dollar paid for services if they do not receive a complete, life-H
long- euro and entire satisfaction, and I have made a deposit of 500.00 irJH
the bank to secure any contract that is not fulfilled.
CONSULTATION FREE, CONFIDENTIAL AND INVITED. A personal jH
thorough and searching examination is required, though If Inconvenient to csllJH
writ me & full description of your trouble Office hours. 9 a. m. to 3 p. m.JH
ercept Sundays from 9 to 12 SO Address or call
COOK MEDICAL CO. il6S MJ
C. W. HIGGINS, JuVD.(
I J -jy C TEARS IN SALT LAK.fi,
1 V jj'f Microscopic and Analytic Physician.
I Wxs&rfJ Cures Fill. Nervous Weaknoas. Neu-
iir" Si jmlJtf rlgla. Varicocele. "Weak Spine, Bilious-
1 mftiwitL iWkfyW ' ' r Gravel. Sore Eyes, Lung DUeases.
H BMiwXp. MmSt0 a Tape Worm. Dyspopsla, Liver and Kid-
01 T(JTlWrTvAr' h 1 ''y Complaint, Deaf new. Catarrh. Ery-
ffl WMwirMlW JStn. &lpelss. Old Sores, Sorofula, Rboumallcra.
1 Witvly Sllrf Joints. Plleji In their worBt form. IH
R VwfWW Those afflicted with Epilepsy or Fits can
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1 ill r& r SZ&P Hotel, from 10 a. m. to i p. m. Rooms IT, 1
1 7 1& 19, 7 to 9 p, m. Jfl
ffi OXi' THK KNOWLEDGE OF DISBA8B .TS MH
1 J-.-" HALF ITS CURE. iJJJJ
I KNOWLEDGE IS POWRR. MAN. KNOW THYSELF. IH
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I pure and wholesome. Purity is absolutely es-
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beer would not be palatable. The bitter of JHllLv iil
I hops is an excellent tonic and the malt sugar liflfWx iiia
N of barley of n Jiifjh food quality. VeaiflVMlvan' iliflH
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orders also solicited. HHllinBHM iliflH
I Sa!t Lake City Brewing . I
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Scott's Santal-Fep'sin Capsules
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Ice 81.(0. or by mall, pcit- i
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THE SANTAL-PEPSINCO.
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J. Hill Drug- Co., Salt Lake City ,
L. A. WOODRUFF I
JEWELER,
70 East Third South.
J. W. CUHRIE,
ASSAYttR
70 W. 3rd South, Salt Lake City. H

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