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September firm, Is Sd; October firm, IS
III
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New York Dry Gse,l..

SxE YoEK. Augu 11.-Dry Goods
The joboing trade shows a marked de-
gree Of Improvement and good sales ara
reported with agents. The chief bust
ness was reached throszh deliveries on
Old orders, bur there IS . good demand
for miscellaneous asSortments at pre-
ent. Agents have advanced Lawrence
90 and Xxx brown cottons &c.
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OhtoaEo Live stool.
CHICAGO. August IL.

CHICAGO. August IL.
Cattie-Receipts 600; natives strong
Texans shade lower; shipping steers
$50 q LOO pounds, 500 q $40: stock
ers ana feeders. . 30 G $50; through
Texas cattle. 10 lower. go q 800;
western rangers, natives and hall
breeds 400 q 40: cows 90 a 3.25;
wintered Texans 500 q 3 90. Sales
262 Colorado Texans, $50 pounds $50;
355 Montana Texans, 1.0iI pounds 3 20;
25e Montana. l ,l66 pounds, $50.
HoGs-ReCeipts 1900; strong on
good, still weak for poor; rough and
mixed, 40 q $50; packing ana ship
ping. 4.75 g DIX; light 400 q $50.
Sheep-Receipts 3, 100; steady; natives
200 a AS; Western go a 800; Texan
], 80 q 500.
Lsmbs-3.55 q 500.
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CITY TAXES.

THE TAXPAYERS OF SALT LAKE CITY,
Il are hereby notified that the City Coun-
Gil Of said city, IN accordance with law, viii
sit as a BOARD or EQUALIZATION. Gt the
City Hail. on Tuesday. August 17tn. lSs6, AZ
p N The blsiHess % be transacted py said
board viii Be 70 hear and determine ali con-
plsints which may be made IN regard 70 the
assessed value OF any property for the cur
rent year. and N found NECESSARY, 70 change
the Taluation of properly, either by adding
thereto or deducting thereirom. also 70 re-
nit or abste the taxes OF any insane. idIotic.
infrIn or INDECENT person 20 10 smounf not
exceeding Five Dollars for the currenf year.
All persons CONSERVED vii take due notice,
and govern themselves accordingly.
BY order OF the City Council.
HEBBR n. WELLS,
City Recorder.
REcoRDEES' OFFICE,
SALT LAKE CITY,
July 3Ist, ISIS.
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sittrnoon to 9 and :, and IN the Ia {
nan hour the money market presented
extraordinary evidences Of mapipula--
uon; Inc rate was freely bid as high
As i per cent, from which point it was
run ~ spl ~ up, chiefly by ne bidder TO
~ per e-nt- immediately at erward
sunS we're offered Al per cent, at
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Nsw Yorh Mining M.rr.,.

NEW YORK. August 1.-The Noa and
krpress says the transactions in the min
ing stock market were small. CalifUrnis
sold a. Lee, Rappahannock at II, Sier-s
Nevada at IS, Sutro st IL, Annie - &c.
Bodie at 225, ChrysOliie at 50 and Belle
Isle at -.