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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26
The Ottoman Exchequer Empty.

Berlin. Aug. 25.-The Lokal Anzeiger
publishes the following dispatch from
Corstantinople. The Ottoman exchc-
quer is empty. The finance minister
tRechad Bay) has fled from those
seeking payments and taken refuge in
private residence which is now under
the protection of the police
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26
P|TTSFIELD RACES.
Fine Weather and Good Track
at Last Appear.
Lady Bayard, Pilot Wilkes and Maggie
May Fridays Winners.
Owing to Double Card Today's Racing Will
Commence al "a. NJ.

Pittsfield. Me-, Aug. 25.-Thc third day
at the Union Trotting park proved fine,
ana il was fully appreciated after the
previous wet days. The attendance was
larger than on any previous day. All the
races on the card proved interesting. with
good time in. each, especially in tn,
minute class, as the summary shows.
The racing. Saturday will begin al A.
NJ, when the ESQ stake race. purse sro
and three other races advertised for Fri
day VIII be started. The summary:
255 STAKE-TROT AND pAct,-pI.RSE
Slln
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26
4 New Flavor
for the Coffee
GRAPE
NUTS
A Combination OF Beverage With Food.

Coffee in itself contains no nourish-
ment we all know. but when two tea
spoons of Grape Nuts food are added
to cup of coffee, a new flavor is
found ard the best of nourishing food
obtained
It is a novel experience in food and
drink and worth trying. People who
cannot digest coffee will find Postum
Cereal Coffee, when properly boiled, a
charming beverage with coffee taste
and color. but with great food value.
being in reality a food drink. Grape
Nuts stirred into hot Postum gives
one an ideal combination.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26
THE PRESIDENT
Publicly Announces His Policy
for the Philippines.
Peace First. Then a Government
Of Law and Order
For the People Who Will Participate in /,
Under Old Glory.

Ocean Grove. y. j.. Aug 25-Presi-
dent Mckinley addressed 1900 people
in the Auditorium here. this afternoon.
Bishop Fitzgerald in introducing the
President said:
Is is my privilege and honor. in be
half Of the Ocean Grove Campneeting
Association ot Methodist Episcopal
church ana also i'll behalf Of The thous-
ands that are gathered in this city to
welcome to the grounds and To this
Auditorium, His EScellency. VIM Nc
Kinley. the President M the United
States VI America. ~. Mr. President.
| give You greeting cordial and heart
felt in the name of the association and
in the name of the multitude here as
sembled.
The church which We reprcs. Mt. and
of which we form q part, has at all
times, and in many ways shown its
loyalty to the government of which you
are the distinguished head. We march
under the flag which floats under the
banner az the cross.
Between these two banners there is
no conflict; they float tremendously
together wherever the hosts of Metho-
righteousness. justice. humanity and
freedom. We regard the defence Of the
one the same as the defence IF the
other and we consider the advance of
the one to be the advancement of the
other"
The President said: Love Of flag and
love OF country are not inconsistent
with religious faith. | believe that
there is more love for our country and
that more people love the flag than
ever before.
wherever that flag is it stands not
for despotism and oppression hut for
liberty. opportunity and humanity and
what the flag has done for us we want
il TO do for all people and all lands
which by the fortunes of war have
come within its jurisdiction.
That flag does not mean one thing
in the United States and another i'll
Porto Rico and the Philippines.
There has been doubt in some quar-
tcrh respecting the policy of the gov
eminent in the Philippines. | see no
harm in stating it in this presence:
Peace first. then with charity for all,
establish government of law and or
der, protecting life and property and
occupation for the we'll being of the
people who will participate in it under
the Stars and Stripes
When the President finished, the big
building shook with the intensity Of
the applause.
When the tumult stopped. the Presi-
dent said: Il have said more than | in
tended"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26
The $4,000 Futurity. TODAY.

New York, Aug. 25-The rich Futurity
worth about so, coo, this year, to the win
ner. will be run at Shcepshead. tomor
row. the opening day Of the fall meeting,
The number of entries on the card is q
just one less than the F'uturity record,
but it is not certain that all those named
will go to the post. ana 1t is hardly likely
there VIII be added starters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26

Cyrus A. Brown and Matthew Craig
were executed. Friday. at Muskogee.
7. It was the first legal hanging of whit
men ever held in the territory. They
sminnciv mounted the scaffold. Both
men formerly lived in Kansas, Brown be.
longing " prominent Salina family.
Brown killed Da-icl Cuthbert an aged
white man, on the Arkansas river near
Wchber'S Falls. !. T.. in October. 1-.;6.
Craig killed Deputy Marshal Joseph Helm
richs at Tahlequah, L. T., last March.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26

number of members of the state
board of commissioners for promoting
uniformity of laws met AT Buffalo \. y.
Friday. The convention took up the re-
port Of the committee on mari rage ANA
divorce which had agreed upon the draft
of IAN act to establish a law uniform
with the laws of other states relative to
divorce and divorce proceedings" This
act was discussed at some length and viii
be further considered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26

Little Annie McColley, the daughter OF
Mrs. Mary McColey Of Sandwich. Mass,
whom her mother claims was stolen from
her. several months ago. has peen found
at Lewiston and her mother arrived
Thursday. to take her home. She says
her husband. from whom she separa ted
took the child for revenge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26

According to reliable reports receive
ed at Lima, Peru, from Chla, property
valued at more than $1,000. 900 has been
destroyed during the severe storms
that have swept the country during the
last fortnight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26
Washington Forecast.

Washington. Aug. 2j.-Forecast for
New England: Generally fair Satur-
day ard sunday; fresh east to south
winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26

A dispatch from Miami, Fla. says:
The Florida end of the Miami Havana
cable was successfully landed, Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26
WATCHES.
FAIR WEATHER.

Boston. Aug. 25.-For Saturday:
Fair; east winds. becoming variable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26
R0ST0N BLEND COFFEE

BOSTON BLEND NOT Mocha and Java
roroo al FINE Coffee, and all AMERICAN oohee. Il
is ALL tohee' - ho think they drinking Mocha Java
all Gomez Gamma a hfgh price will give BOSTON BLEND
"fah % cont Of them continue to use BOSTON BLEND
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26

think buying or can buy Mocha ana Java al
II an W. viii give BOSTON BLEND one trial, 100 PER CENT
a IL" ~ IN continue BOSTON BLEND One pound
OF THEM sell he GENUINE Mocha and Java at 3c
can Zoc' "a m one it at any lower price
PEI po" Boston,
England
' Mocha receipt $40
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-26

Long Branch, n. j.. Aug. 25.-Presi-
dent Mckinley, accompanied by DR..
Price, Carl Price, Secretary Cortelyou
and Dr. and Mrs. RiXey, were escorted
back to Long Branch from Ocean
Grove by Troop G Of Brooklyn. The
Ocean Grove party bade good bye to
the President at Normanhurst and at
o'clock President and Mrs. Mckinley
and Vice President and Mrs. Hobart
drive over to the horse show grounds
to attend the tourney.
The crowd. which was very large,
rendered the President and party a
Chautauqua salute as they We're es-
corted to the grand stand. The Presi-
dent arrived in time to witness the
rough riding. hurdle jumping and
mounted gymnastics by the members
of Troop G. He frequently applauded.
The President and party left the
grounds while the band played the
Star Spangled Banner" amid dcafen-
ing applause.
The President and Mrs. Mckinley
spent the evening at Normanhurst
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart and friends
the only diversion being a sercnade by
the eth Regiment Band. The Presi-
dent will leave. tomorrow, for Pitts
burg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17
PERSONAL.

uI...-
~ y. slmona OF Payson IL In the city
n g Mccar,y n, ,,,... g.. A.
cniien '"s-"''S VI Nohf"c " NJ inc
l. A. Kearnea IL ma s,,,, e,,,,,,,,
a n,ol., - az - -,
last night
Joseph watcrson IL In from I,urct,
MIR. Warner c. Boguc Of Denver Is a,
the knuisford.
H. 6. Mehlhlny. Denver travelling
a. 4 wt.,,,. ~,
WI ~, ,h , enu VIC vi oshk"ah'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17
WANTS on InE CONSTITUENTS


ifnh ANf " NNWlNNiNN i'HHi
\ congfrsrman'E mail contains somo
OF the atrangust demands that could
possibly be conceived by rural cunstit-
ucnis \ member FROM Tennessee has
received few durluE The nrrHcut
session that arr worthy NJ silt frames.
or course, every voter wants hi4 rack.
axe Of seed. and u the oUnrro samnn's
clerk should Inadvertently sond one
package ~ blue rrnsa that was not
Included IN the allowance made To
the other voters the next mail would
be- Hwcilcd with protests from every
neglected voter IN the district.
y voted Tor you Just the snmr na
Jim Smith, ana he got four packages of
seed ana ! only got three" wrote "a
kicker who cut his complaint short
with the declaration that b. would
never vote Tor that member again in n
thousand years Another rcpd.struck
constituent asks for package nt
.Mardi urns" seed. ~ which h. has
heard much. and which he believes
rroWa IN New orleans. Another rn.
quest from mountnin.er says; "Aii
rnl Sur N going To- get married next
month. Please send her u silver ring.
and have II marked From Pa 60 par
ling Another constituent asks for
,Wo salons ~ whisky. but this fnvorite
beverage " requested by many writer's
NJ queer letters. or course those who
have voted for congressman an their
lives nnd would like To- borrow little
money ON the strength ~ Il arr many,
hut all Of these unreasonable requests
are consigned to the waste basket. and
the writer's believe that their represent
alive " too busy making speeches to
answer them and by next election for
Eet all about II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17
MISUSE OF EXCLUSION TICKETS
IGunton,s Nlnrnrlnc.l

suppose a man buys an excursion
ticket at reduction Of Ave dollars. on
condition that he will not transfer the
ticket TO anybody else. That Is cqui-
Nulent TO making contract with the
company that IN consideration Of Ave
dollars. value received. he will do or
not do certain things. What moral
right has he TO violate that contract 2
hy selling the ticket he commits q de.
libernte fraud upon the company.
which In eject paid him not to grn IL.
II u ne " man rented a house and
grounds. and reconsideration ~ getting
cheaper rcnt. agreed not ~ Keep ami.
mails or poultry on the place iic has
not bought any absolute rirht tn do re
he picases on the premises hut mere.
~ the right to live there under certain
reductions. Because he accepts those
conditions he gets n cheaper rent n
he wants the absolute right To- do ne
he VIII with the place. ha must nay
more rent, or buy " outright
or. II IL rs " q man hires % saddle
horse for the season. aud hy agreeing
not To use Il Tor carriage driving gets
II for considerably less money. II II
just M reasonable to ufruo that he has
the absolute tight to use thr horse lot
carriage driving M II D. iu aly that "a
man has a right 20 ~" limited tick
u which he has nrreUd. in cuuaidefn-
ton of reduced fare. not fu seii.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17
Said to Have Been Sold for the Sum
Of $l,250,000.
0NE-FIFTH ALREADY PAID.
ur. Wcsunc Denies the ssor, North
ern Light stun,ors -cysnidcs
from the Daisy.

Information has been received NJ the
sale Of Hon. a. W. McCunos inter-
est In the Payne mine. british Coium-
bla, Tor the sum OF si.eio.0oo. The re-
port bears with II the further state
mcnt that one payment of $4,000 has
been made. ana that the others will
follow according to stipulated agree
mvnt. when spoken 20 with reference
10 tho matter today, Mr. Mccunc vir-
iually admitted that negotiations We're
PENDING. but. said h.. there has boon no
sale. and therefore thcrc f. no truth In
the report. II II said. however. that
the past day or two has seen the sum
n 100000 deposited 10 Mr McCunc'a
credit with local banks. and this. To
aay the least. gives The report some
foundation. Tho Payne ~ one OF tho
big mines Of the northwest, and has
been paying Immense profits for several
years past.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Salt Lake u. q l.. association 10
'eih osborne. warranty decd
s'uth half of south hall OF lot
scd. sioch K ~ plat y .,;;.,. .......s 100
eN' warranty decd. sxg rods
southwest frnm ,tds vest ~
northeast corner lot 3. block ~.
q. i..A " sssss ssssss ... ........ zoo
T. ". Evans 10 stephen stanford
MAttenty d"vd. right u way
81. part lot :. block ~. plat g 49,.
stephen stanford o. r. N. Evans,
warranty decd. right VI way
part lot \. block A.. plat q
Francis Ia Grange ii nj tn n a
Jhrfnd. warranty deed interest
Jay Gould No. 2 lode. etc. West
Mountain ...... ...... ... s0a
II. ". WcnEcr to Anna n. smith
warranty deed. lots 10 10 NJ
DOCK 2. Miles A. ~. addition 800
u. u. rulvor TO n. n. Deapnin
warranty deed, north half OF
hnFthchHt quarter ~ southeast
quarter ~ northwest quarter III
section II, township south.
range east ..... -. ........ I.s
william Shpwoii 10 Mary J.
springer warranty deed. north
west quarter section IL, town.
Hhlp 2 SOUTH range west ..... 20
james Peterson To- Ole Peterson
acres commencing 70 fuIs vtgt
W rods OF southwest ~ north.
east quarter section "a town.
ship south. range west.. e1i
Thcp Sims 20 Ole Peterson, war
fanty deed. ; acres commencing
~ rods north OF southwest cnr.
ner of northwest quarter ~
section 20. township . south.
range | west ......., ...... o.
J.. W. Earl ~ Isabella 4. Arm.
strong. quit-cinim deed. ASK
10 rudH southeast from . rods
south ~ northwest corner lot
Z. block 81 plat ~ ..... . C.,
salt Lake county to :. N. Fields,
qult.claim decd. lot q. block
2, Lakewood addition ....... 4
Harriet a. Watson 10 Congiom-
crate Mining Co. qult-claim
deed. Grab Al lode. West
Mountain ...... ..... ........
81. l.nvugnlno IN cpnRlomeraie
Mining CO.. George lode, etc.
Wont Mountain ...... .. ...... 100 i
y. g. Trudeau II nj 10 Catherine
l.lntun, Shcrinn decd. lots and
?. block I, University nubdiu-
sion -. plat g ...... ........... 800
Estate OF T.. Tavcy a. Ella 4.
Sentlea. executors deed. Inter-
ct u a lode. West Mountain.
etc ''s''s'. 80. -. -. ........ Ci5 /
A"NA sss...ss s..ss... 1913 I. sn6
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17

Tunnel scheme Nav Receiving Attention
Concentration Talked Of.

Albion, ldn., Tlmcn.l
Gradually the owners Of mining
property on Conner creek are bagln-
ming TO realize that the only feasible
way TO make their claims paying prop.
nsltinnH ~ 90 combine and run one
long crosseut tunnel The proposition
~ fast Undertaking. the men who are
pushing the scheme being now In Salt
Lake placing the matter before mining
experts ana securing data aH to the
possible cost ~ the project.
4 concentrating plant IN also re-
ceiving some attention. There are
thousands OF tons OF $40 10 $40 ore In
sight and on the dump. Experts VINO
examined the property. say there arr
10 600 tons ~ ore In sight In tho Gu.
mora mine alone ~ nne concentrating
ore. But tho freight charges on the
ore 20 the Hmcltfra nbHnrbs the profit.
our claims have passed the prospect
stage. They are Mines and only need
the capital 20 place them up In Tho
column ~ paying properties.
Jack Comrrfnrl was In town sunday
from the lindFeg mine. lie states the
drift on which be- has been working
for the past two months IL completed
the water ln thc SHAFT. 10 drain which
the drift was run. II fast disappearing
aud Just ns soon 49, tho weather per.
mits work viii hn resumed In tho ahnft
on the body M ORE which gave such
good returns last fall.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17

The annual stockholders meeting OF
tho Sacramento Mining company win
be held Ia this city ON the e5th inst.
The Amelia Mining company has
elected j. ~, uupaiN, president: George
Moore. vice president, Sam Williamson.
secretary. AlHN Roger ST.. treasurer.
and Hyrum lonnion tho remaing al
rector.
The Silver summit has incorporated
with ". " uld president. !. q. ~.
King, vice PRECEDENT, aud Il. ~. Plough.
secretary and treasurer The company
has "a capital of 100000 In shnres III
81 each. and OWNS claims In the Blue
lioll district
The Sunbeam Extension has nlcd ar.
tlcles, with % capital " 10000 In Hhnres
u 10 cents each q, II. scheu IL presl.
dent: e. Ellis-Hr0wnc, vice president,
III j. Thomas Gacrctary and Max ~
smith. trcusurHr its claims are Ia
Tlniic.
Articles NJ Incorporation OF The Paw
master Mlning company, owning prom
critics In Lava Greek district, Ida, have
been filed with the county clerk. II has
a capital of $4,000 In shares OF 10 cents
each. and George winsness Is presi;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17
ST. PATRICK'S DAY
ON THE EXCHANGE
Brokers Content Themselves With
a Small Amount Of Business.
NORTHERN LIGHT ATTACKED
Nseek Goes Down 60 81 cent. Eat
uesises NJ the close sales
Of the Call.

''st. pa,riok's day In the morning"
WIS httingiy celebrated by the mem-
hers or the Salt Lake Exchange. At
1880 the callers Ravcl dropped for
order. and an hour later the brokers
marched out. after having played
havoc with Northern Light. and post
ID a record of 1900 shares sold. the
same having value II ts.3eg 20. OF
this number ~ shares. Northern Light
subscribed e.aoo. the stock starting at
80 cents. dropping to 81. then rising to
bels ana closing with sale at IS. buyer
20 days. During business In this ac-
CURLY there was considerable excite
ment IN the pit. and the unsophlsti-
Gated hardly knew which way 10 turn.
although most Of them felt like Jump
Ing In In the hope OF making nice
scalp" FOR lunch. The stock closed
with a bid u "a. while II was offered
a cent higher.
Dexter did FIRST business ON the call,
100 shares changing hands at ts.i6
-Four Aces came next at $50. nfter
which ueyHcr- Marion took part. this
stock selling at No cents nnd closing
With strong bid OF pa. Northern
Light was next. and after business In
this and the sale OF 100 shares ~ sun
shine at 81. listed stocks were left. TO
make room for transfers In stocks of
lower order.
In this clnys Emerald sold az ~ and
III. and Gold llill was taken at IN.
IN Joe Bowers there was business at
10 ana iiA. while Bowers Extension
had n bid ~ ~ but failed In the trad
ing. while North Swansea sold at i5t
ana Orient at ~. sunbeam was firm
With q bid Of -. but transfers ala not
inaterinllze. and the cali closed with
business above noted.
The closing figures were ~ follows;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17
Luce a Jennings. s,ock Brokers
8 W. Second South ST.. Telephone 100.
MARKET REPORTS.


MONEY.
New York. March IT, Money on call
arm ut ~ per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 80 q ~
per cent.
sterling exchange steady. with actual
business In bankers bills. SissA N Il
for demand and N.S5 q y Tor 60 days.
Posted rates. si.si,i q A.se,s; CONNER
cini bills. sissy.
Silver certificates. COZ.
bar silver. h3A.
Mexican dollars. f1h.
Government bonds. strong. "a si.05a.
now fa reg. si.2sN. coupon sigsh; fs
uiiA. coupon tl.igAi ENDS s9't. o.
rig. and coupon SIZE.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
New York. March ia repetition II
yesterdays exciting scenes IN the sugar
crowd were hardly looked for this
morning. nevertheless. n great body ~
brokers were congreRated about the
sugar posts prepared to take advantage
~ any mnnlpulntivc tendency which
developed. The ball was started with
simultaneous sales NJ 1000 shares from
&t.e0 to fi.sS. Then the price went down
to ti.h5 and back to tiei In the first nvc
minutes.
Aggressive manipulation in the
rpccialtica stimulated pool operations
In other stocks and prlcca therefore
mounted rapidly upward. Sugar was
the star performer, touching tl,ti's,
then slumuing to ti.Ga. Air Brake and
Third Avenue mounted IN four points
and Peoples Gas T. The granger
shares. New York Central. Union paci-
ne ana southern Pacific were foremost
In the railroad group. Manhattan sold
cN.dividrnd and eN.righta nt fi.niia.
The rights brought ~. The hlgh level
all round was reached at 1890 ana the
market then yielded sharply ON realizn-
lions, The rapid evolution IN sugar
produced considerable fcVefishncfH In
other stocks with the hcrltnncy caus-
inV q generally lower level Tho de-
cilncH were most severe In the shares
which had participated mostly IN the
opening bulge. heavy liquldatiunn In
American steel a Wire dragging
kindred stocks down with II. Towards
midday sugar Hpurtcd up TO near i.G1.
aud the general market followed to q
moderate extent The monetary ritua-
tion cxcites considerable Interest In the
street ana the Hteadincf- ~ call loans
around Tor per cent naturally created
some discussion ~ To the stability %
the current bun speculation.
SUGAR.
New York. March 5.-suRar-llaw.
quiet fair refining, ~. centrifugal, %
test. "a. molaHrcr sugar, 3h.
Refined. easy crushed. o.. powdered,
"a; GRADUATED. 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

The board Of directors of the Utah
sugar Company has this day declared a
dividend ESQ ~ OF sis Per cent on tho
capital stock Of the company, payable al
the ONCE ~ tho company Dcseret
News building. salt Lake Clty. on
March 3lsi, 1889. TO Stockholders OF
record on March a0th, 1883
HORACE a, WHITNEY,
See ana Treas.
The stock transfer books OF the Utah
Sugar Company viii BE- closed ON
March alth. 1899 ANA ro-oponed on
March "a, 1893.
HORACE q. WHITNEY.
Sec. and Treas.
Salt Lake city, March 10. 1899.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17
NOW IN THE PRESS.

We are now receiving orders for tho
new Church work by Dr. James u. Tai
mage entitled Articles OF Faith"
written by appointment and published
by the Church. sunday schools, quo-
runs. Improvement associations and
Church members generally viii ind this
an invaluable work for study and ref
erencc. II VIII be handsomely bound
In cloth. two styles OF leather leather
gilt and morocco gilt. The book will be
printed In new type throughout, ana
win form n valuable addition 10 any
library. Special rates to Sunday
schools, Improvement associations.
qu0rumR and clubs.
Address Immediately THE DEsERET
NEWS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-17
KANsAs CIR LIVE srocK.

Kansas city, Mo. March i1.--catilc--
Receipts, 1900. Market steady; native
steers. 1855 u sass: Texas steers. $500
d $40. Texas cows. $500 u fs.Gs; ma
tive cows and helfers, ts.sh a. $50,
stockerr and feeders. ,9.85 "a $500
bulls. sIib ~ 800.
Hogr-l,oceipts, poo0 Market steady;
$500 q s3.sO. packers. 1855 " fl,ii;
mixed. 1855 " sa12ia. light. $3.50 u
i3'l5: workers., $3.50 ~ $40, plgs, S3.i5
" t3.is
sheep Receipts. 1000, Market firm;
lnmbs. $500 q t5,i5, muttons, $40 q
N4Gf