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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-11-04
L.IxHEk RECOKD.

Agricultural Department,
Office of the Chief of the Weather Bureau.
Washington, DC, Nov. 3, $780, S p. IN,
Forecast for Saturday and Sunday
For Massachusetts: Rain Saturday, rain or
snow and colder Saturday night; Sunday
fair and colder, high easterly, shifting to
westerly winds.
For Connecticut: Rain followed by clear
ing and colder Saturday; Sunday fair and
cold, high easterly, shifting to westerly
winds.
For Eastern New York: Rain or snow fol-
lowed by clearing and colder Saturday,
high easterly, shifting to westerly winds
Sunday fair and cold.
Storm signals are displayed from Della
ware Breakwater to Eastport
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sTARIN's
New Haven Transportation Co.
nAILY EXCEPT SATuRDAY.

DAILY ENCEPT SATURDAY.
Steamer JOHN IA. STAKIN, Captain Nc
Allister, leaves New Haven from Starin's
Pier, foot of Brown street, at 1O:15 D. ILL.,.
Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Steanl-
err ERASTUS CORNING, Captain Thomp-
son, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
The STARIN leaves New York from Pier
Is, North River, at 8 p. m. Mondays, We'd
nesdays ana Fridays; the ERASTUS CORN
ING Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Fare IS cents; Excursion Tickets SIPS.
Staterooms, $1.00
Tickets and staterooms for sale at ]. B.
Judson's, S67 Chapel street; Peck & Bish-
ops. 702 Chapel street. Free stage leaves
the depot on arrival of Hartford train and
from corner of Church and Chapel streets
every half nour, commencing at $3.50 p. m.
Through freight rates given and bills Of
west. Z. II. FISHER Agent.
Order your freight via Starin Line.
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New Haven Steamboat Co.

Derot Belle Dock, New Haven. Conn
Between New York, New Haven and Prov.
idence
Popular Route to and from Boston Daily
Service, Sundays Excepted
NEW HAVEN LINE-Leave New Haven
for New York: Steamer c. H. NORTHAM
IL a. III. and Steamer RICHARD PECK or
New York: RICHARD PECK or KENNFl-
Bee p. m. and c. H. NORTHAM IL mid
night.
NARRAGANSETT BAY LINE = Steamer
New Haven for Providence 1890 p. M; re.
turning, leaves Providence 4:4O pm. Timely
train connections for Boston and all eastern
points.
Popular Passenger Rates Staterooms and
Tickets for sale at Peck & Bishop Co.. 703
Chapel street
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Saturday. November 4, 1899.
NEn aDYMmYISEW ENI's TO u

NEH - DP FhtlHE1! HN ~ '"-"1
DR.. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder-Druggists.
Estate James II, Conaty-Probate Notice.
Estate John Spillane-probate Notice
Free Conceft-The Gamble Desmond Co.
Last Day-Howe & Stetson.
Mr.. and Mrs Hughes-Polis Theater.
Make Way for the Lades-Hyperion.
Not in the Trust-N Fl. Milk Dealers.
Pocket Books-GamhleD Desmond Co.
Poultry, Meats-Paaee Market.
Pure Dairy Products-N II. Dairy Co.
Reliable Watches-J. II. G. Durant.
Richmond Heatcrs-The Bradley Co.
Slipper LuXuries-N. IL. Shoe Co.
Securities-The Jackson Co.
Sample Policy-E. A. Callahan.
Suits and Jackets-The Chas. Monson Co.
TODAY. Johnson 4 Son.
The Mems Turn-The Edw. Malley Co.
The Drummer Roy-Grad Opera House.
Underwear-E. Mcintyre & Co.
Wedding Silver-The G. H. Ford Co.
Watch This Space-N. II. Window Shade Cc
Manifestations X, This Office.
Wanted-Barber-11 Lawrence Street.
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AMERICAN LINE.

FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
NEW YORK, SOUTHAMPTON tLONDONl.
Calling Westbound a. Cherbourg.
Sailing Wednesdays at 10 a. m.
st. Paul, Nov. SlSt. Louis, Dec. Is
st. Louis, Nov. 22lSt. PAUL., Dec. "
ST PAUL Dec 6fNew York, Jan. /,
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Be sure and use that old and well tried rem
edy. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for
chidrens teething. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums, alays all pain, cures
wind collie, aud is the best remedy for diaf-
rhoSa. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
al NEW & W 1V
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Local Weather Report.
FOR NOVEMBER 3, 1889.

L. NJ. TARR, Observer.
Forecast for New Haven-Saturday:
Cloudy and rainy in the morning, clearing
during the forenoon, pleasant during after
noon.
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Three Tons Of the Precious Stuff
from Mercur Today.
DAISY MAKES A SHIPMENT.
Excitement on ueaver Creek-tn Ne
vada Camps Miscellaneous
Mining Items.

The Golden Gate of Mcrcur reported
nt the refinery this morning with an
Other huge consignment Of cyanides.
the lot weighing IN The ueighborhood
~ 5000 pounds and having "a value
vauuuaiy estimated nt from 10000 to
tiltool. u. g. JackiinF. assistant gene
crni superintendent of tho property. ac-
comranied the shipment Co this city.
and spent the day hobnohhing with
friends. The gentleman reports things
moving IN splendid shape at Morcur
with additions 90 the big min finding
place IN regular order Tho mine. aa
over Do IN gratifying condition. and
win be- fully equal 10 ita now tank, once
the biz plant calls Tor J0o tons Of orr
daily.
Another shipment 10 reach the tc.
nugry this morning was that ~ thc
Daisy which reported with 900 pounds.
10 Tar nH known, this property u also
lu good condition aud HccmH tn b. tnk-
inH advantage 81 every opportunity to
mnkr money Tor Stockholders Super
lntcndeut Murphy ia said 90 be- putting
forth every cncrgy to- place the proper
~ on paying basis ana that hc will
eventually succeed d. the belief OF "a
Wide circle ~ mining men.
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Boaton juno THE American Wool
and cotton Reporter viii say tomorrow
~ the wool trades '"rhe market "a morn
active uud stronger. Several NJ tho
large mills huvo boon reported IN tho
IL considerable amount of wool Tor
which they paid advanced quotations.
Certain ~ these mills would have pur-
chased more wool N holders had boon
willing On make sufficient concessions
in prices. Holders of wool are very firm,
however. ana nH u result number ~
Intending purchasers ava not secure all
the wool that they expected to buy. The
country markets continue excited, and
tho strength NJ tho situation Is nccrntu-
ntcd by the increased activity and
strength M the goods market.
'The sales OF the week In Boston
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DAISY IN GOOD DEMAND
T0DAYS METALS;
SILVER GOs
LEAD. Sk25
CASTING COPPER iGK

u seemed like ola times In the pit to-
day 20 witness the great scramble for
Northern Light. which the salt Lake
brokers went after with relish scarce
IS expected at this season Or the year
This stock was the big drawing card
OF tho momluF cali. although there were
cthcrr that dId woll. and helped swell
n total to 1900 aharcs Tor t9.saa.to.
hut Northorn Llfht was the feature Ho
much au aH CO. mako possible sales 90
io.s0o shares. which changed hands on "a
rising scale. the selling figure ranging
from O. 10 Gsis cents "a share. Good fc-
ports from tho milne ARE accountable. Il
being rald that the company 81 now To-
a position Go make regular shipments
% hlgh-grndc ore. 90 Say nothing of
what b. expected from 20 resumption ~
milling operations The stock closed
with bld of Cr.
Daisy dld handsomely during the call.
5000 shares finding ukou ut 60 cents.
around which neure che atocs stood ln
good demand. Lower Mammoth cold
Tor 90 uonH nu1 Mammoth fnr $500.
while putr1. from which "a June dltl-
dcnd lH expected. was taken ut IA aud
k0 1900 rhnfH Euinr 0u this basis.
Trirn. NaIol aud NuuhHH Consolidated
were dealt Do li ordinary quotations,
these sales bringing ihn cali 60 halt
The ci1aius nraNH were nu followH'
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a fitting conclusion 60 the recent ball
rnmc between che two exchanges. was
the receipt hy the Institutions today
OF O. card OF thanks from Secretary
Johnson. acknowledging the sum OF
ft1fo f.r thr Hnit ptinra. That
"Nlstpr johnson" iH u1 novice iu bio
own line. Dr. evident from thU fact that
be- closed bic note. "huplng ynu VIII at
sams future date HrH your way clear
o. repeat the performance tApplaua'
mingled with gru1n4l
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Cot T.. q. Hebron goes TO bingham
tomorrow.
The new Tip,op mill nt Haley Ida,
r. running ON ore.
A strike ia reported In the Joe Daley
mlno az Silver city.
VIII spencer OF the De In Mar on
cca. went out 90 Mcrcur this morning
The Morcur'a latest shipment Of
cyanide brought a check Tor f3i00o.
The Cignic on the west Dip "a In
with a coo pound shipment ~ oynnidca.
col g o. Pearson o. ftii nt oihi1na-
willie pushing work on tho Bingham
Placer cOmpuny'H property.
The Taylor Bruntnn sampler had
nine cars from Tlnuc and four FROM
bingham today
There ~ said 10 be 10000 pounds 81
plr copper awaiting shipment ut tho
Highland Roy smcltor
Manager Dusseldorf of the Comatock
will 30 To Park city tomorrow Tor the
purpose of rcsuming work on this
property.
Lawrence q Dinwoodry. mine pro-
moiefs and stock brokers, are about 60
occupy the room formerly used by the
woman's Exchange az 70 west Second
South street.
The Monarch Mining company l.
about a. let q contract 90 push sinking
ON ita properly nt West Dip The smart
n now t1O feet deep. and showing very
promising looking rock.
Morra. Carson q WcHt of the nonnn-
m King. Cache county leave Tor the
property tonight Wen loaded with sup
piles. They ate rtill taking out ore.
but tho roads are in no condition for
shipping.
Provo Enquirer. Attorney Kruupa.
D. r.. CnriWnn and Deputy Sheriff
Horny went 60 Soldier summit today.
o. a reported thnt parties nrr taking
ore unluWfullv FROM the wax mines
owned hy the former routicman.
q dispatch from Lewiston. Idaho.
7aya the DE- In Mar Mining company
has purchased the big nunulo mine Tor
100000. the nrHt payment ~ $4,000 10
hr made july 18th This mine ia the
original discovery Of the famous nufa-
10 Hump.
Tho Provo Enquirer says u. J.
Nurcui the Salt Lake mining man.
came down Wednesday morning aud
started In the Afternoon with % a..
bishop Harry sRrtln ard J. *. Bishop
Go look over NE Blaine property In
Death canyon. possibly with a view TO
purchasing a.
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a. =. McDced. owner Of the Burnt
cabin group of mines on Dixie noun
tain. rrporta that b. made now strike
last week This group consists "
tnrrc mines. the Eureka, Burnt Cabin
and burnt cabin No. 9. afr. Nc
Deed has q pay chute OF free milling
gold henrinr ore. running north and
south in the Eureka mine. which as
says from go Co So Co the ton. on
the uufnt cabin mine Do has tunnel
extending 20 fcct intj the ledge with
u twu-f0ut vein NJ fine concentrating
ore on the face Of the tunnel on the
burnt cabin No. 9. he has opened up
o. tunnel Tor % distance NJ 100 feet and
hnH r. lot ~ nnc looking orr ON the
dump These mines arc situated on
Wickoyup creek about two and one
half miles from Cumrr.--hhker city
M.nmhlIunn.
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Of Arizona the Arizona United Copper
Mining company with "a capital stock
u ti0.0 100000. The papers have been
sent 10 Tucson. where they VIII be filed.
Mr. Mark II. Charirand. one Of the
incorp0rators. says that the company
owns a claim ~ thirty-nve acres IN
Pima county. Ariz.. nifty miles south OF
ella Bend ON the Southern Pacific rails
rnnd. on this claim, he says, is hill
22i feet high. which hy actual measure
mont. shows a.hO00O0 cubic yards Of
copper. gold and silver ores or about
5000 0i0 tons. n 81 the Intention. Mr..
Chartrand says. 60 erect one Of the
largest mining plants ln the country
on this property. and Mr.. shotwcll has
gone 20 Denver. Colo. 90 buy the hfst
iust1iimrut Of machinery Tor IT,
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Kansas city June s-Cnttle-We-
cripts. 600 Native steers. heavy. $3.50
d5l6. medium. tAsnWala. light s.
1880; ToKnH steers Slglmfkbt TcNuH
cows S2siuaGi. native COWS and hrif-
ora. 812sn510' Htockors and feeders.
23O1ub6O. bmlH. fAO0nlO0
IIuHs- Receipts. 1900 Market weak
20 Do lower Hulk nf HnleH. flG0mal0,
heavy. SlGIna75. packers Sa65fl 20,
mixed. shuAG1ia light Sli0uaGj
workers. S1tOu1Gl. piss fiiinaG0.
sheep Receipts, $500 Market steady
best lambs strong 30 100 higher Lambs
ft0oH555i clipped muttous. S1oo1Ato.
stockrrs ana feeders. tlo03iso, cullH
s. OOu3OO.
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Recent Discoveries Of Cold ore stirring
~ Excitement.

Recent discoveries on beaver Crook.
Summit county socm 90 have stirred up
the popuiacc 60 o. great extent, reports
Indicating that Just now the now
camp o. alive with pruapoctorH and
mining mon generally. each ana an
eager 60 rct Ia on the ground floor
colorado. Arizona ana Nevada parties
ufr said Go hive become Interested and
n boom. ln ltH literal ronHe. On expected
in n comparatively short time.
Attention was directed 10 this sec.
tlOn something over o. year ago by
tho location or the lost Josephine from
which very hirh.Efudc gold ore has
been taken. The now locations how
ever, are on the south and west 0f this
property, whore nn uchrn-llku mineral
has been found yicldlng biz returns IN
FREE gold. some piucrH uf which are
said 90 be- nnc enough Tor stick pins
The Colorado people claim Go have a.
good. biz ledge. while Interested Salt
i.hkvtH are Just me- Hhnwuino over what
they have IN other claims. The
ore IN tho Josephine averages
fis tn gold. nnd tho shove
lng On no excellent nn 60 lead Co., owners
t0 believe that with very little develop.
mont work. they can begin making
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Bon Williams has located two claims
in bristol three quarters NJ mile
south ~ tho Maynowcr and Great
Eastern mines. They wprr worked
years nFn by n Fronchmnu. There iH
SHAFT down 100 fect which shows finc
copper Indications an the way down
that viii average " per cent. The
vein can be- traced Tor several miles
mud thcro arc many tons ~ copper on
the dump. which was worthless ~ flw
years nuo.=no la Mar Lode.
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Omaha. June Receipts. L.
goo Market active. 5Ii0c higher. Ma
tive hcef steers. lg5m53i. Western
steers. gtOOuASO; Texas steers. tg.t
ut5O; cows and hrlfcrH. gl7luls5.
OauuUrH. t22iIl50. atockera ani feed
rrH, fh1lulO0, calves NauUfff .Un.
bulls. stays. etc. flO0uAaa.
Receipts, 1890. Market buiOc
lower Heavy NGoulG5. mixed tlmH
3,62ia; light iJt0HAt0i pigs i325uai0.
bulk of sales. $500.
Sheep Receipts. 900. Market STRONG
90 100 higher Western muttnnH. ftg5u
800, stock sheep, s1250t0Oi lambs
N60Gl55
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LOCAL rlARKETS.

Salt lake city. Utah, June s. 1899.
Below are wholesale buying figures
on poultry. butter, eggs and cheese.
Quotations are corrected Homi-wcekly
BY J. NJ. Christensen 8 CO.. Wholesale
produce dealers.
POULTRY.
There q big demand FOR poui.
Try and the market n very bare.
Dressed poultry drawn. with heads and
feet On. bring figures aa followui
Turkeys. per d., &c, .,.,,,.,. -
llnnns' sss sst Gee sss ssssssssssssssll-l y.
ilooatefn ssss sssssssssssss ssssssssss' W
BUTTER AID CHEESE.
The market o. Milling up with ranch
butter thus affecting the price %
creamery
Creamery huttcr,.. co.. 90. ,,.......,,,ls
Cheese. Utah lnvWl ts ts s, ssss s,iuls
EGGS
The egg market ia In better condition
at present with tho product quoted nt
GRAIN.
Selling prices on grain. flour, etc.
Whoat-G0 cents per buahul
oats $50 per hundred
Corn-tiib per hundred.
Cracked Corn-ile0 per hundred.
.rnu-koo per hundred,
1ye-u per hundred.
Ehnfta-90c per hundred.
Bnrley-fi2i per hundred.
LOOSE HAY.
Timothy ii2OO per ton.
Mixed tiOo0 per ton,
Alfalfn-f9,o0 per ton.
FLOUR.
High patent. per cwt o., o., o.. .,.. ,,ti.i0
/ Straight grade pcr cwt o., Of, o. 600, "a
/ Family urr rWtss ts 90 ss sfssstss I ~
! POTATOES. plI huahrl o.. 600, OIL, ,,,, .0l
FRUITS.
| ApPLEs-u utock-utnh. Ia good
demand. per buahcl. u.e5ufi,50,
| LEMoHs-Callfornia pcr box, $40
Co $500.
| ORANGES 500 90 $50,
! BANANAS .15u3,1b.
/ HARpBl3Nitiss- 90,
| OREgoN AWlEltRtES-i $500.
] UI.ACkHEUHiES- $500.
! HACK TAKTAutAN cuERRtEs-
$40.
| ROYAL ANN CHEUUGEs-2i so.
] CHERRY PLAINS $3.50
] CLYNAN pLuMs $500.
/ CALIFORNIA PEACHES 81 900.
| CALlTORNiA ApltiCuTs-f2,O0
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'"Tis a Feat
To Fit Feet.

We know how ana We have tho shoes
10 do u with. Best leather Highest
grade workmanship The latest styles
can always be found In our establish
ment
Sole agents for the celebrated and
wcu known mnkes3
Jua. s.. lanisier.. o.. o.. Mems shoca.
\. T.. Nettietuu.t.... .. t
LOWS 4 Cruasett. o.. cd. l.
jno Foster. Ladies' Glove ntilnE Shoes.
md
The Delanrto .. .. Ladies $3.50 Shoes.
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George Adams was in from Tintc Co.
day mlnHiIng witt Salt Lake friends.
lio speaks highly of the Illinois near
The Raymond luliI1n-iieck and Koy.
stone ana says The minors have rrnch-
ed dnph uf 500 foot. but win push ON
ledge The Illinois Dr. one of Tinuc'n
best yuuugatora. ana IN attracting cone
siderable attention from mining men
generally.
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Hora-Rccclpts. $1,000. tomorrow. a.
600. ieft over. gNsi Market weak.
slow. fr iowcr AiiNod and hutchorH.
flCl VI flkstf. good heavy. $3.50 a. $3.50
rough heavy, $500 10 $3.50, lght. $3.50
a. $3.50.
cnttic-VacolptH 600. Market
steady. hrcvoa. 500 20 fstO. cows and
hrIfrra U.fs ~ $500. Texas steer.
500 ~ N55. HtockorH and fcodcru $50
a. $50
shccp- Receipts. COCO Market steady
sheep. f255 % $500. lambs. $3.50 o $3.50.
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Riches Of tho Good iiiope--Aiicn Camp
beirs Extensive Operations

'AH aHAh"NHhH' FFfNAhNNN"
In a writc-up Of southern camps. the
De Ia Mar Lode says the Good Hope
claim. which is considered the richest
In the scurchllght district. a. the prop
erty Of Fred Cotton. on this claim
there o. n shaft 100 feet deep sunk on
the vein. and IN sinking. several car
loads have been taken out and shipped
which averaged fi2i IN gold per ton.
Mr. Cotton is at present In Salt Lake
and will commence active work on his
return.
OF the Good Springs district the Lode
says a. q. Campbell has completed the
surveying ~ % mining claims for pat
emit Twcnty-onc OF the claims are lead
and two are copper Mr. Campbell has
shipped from the MAY Kirby heavy
lead ore all winter. The line of the
proposed railroad comes within six
miles % this place ana ~ IL safe to
say that Mr. Campbell can supply the
railroad with Is carloads of lead ore
a day Tor years. q great item IN itself
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John r.. iiodson. who spent ycatcr-
day az Tintic informs the News mat
the Tcaurn Ia now in condition 10 re-
sumo sinking. the old workings having
bcon cleaned out and q contract have
Inr been Oct 10 drive 100 feet from the
present level, making the depth 80
feet Mr. Hodsou h. sanrulnc MI to re-
suits aud auenka highly 0f the present
outlook for shipments
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NI&twArs Stu.,yr ~
- HONEY nSch .aI.ot isTs

amounted to ttHsi0o pounds domestic
and $4,000 pounds foreign. making a
tutTl OF GtGii00 against q total ~
iili0Op Cor the previous week and n
total ~ 9si.000 fur the corresponding
wok last year glleH since January ].
1909. amount Co tOs 500 900 pounds.
fhIH time
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heavy shipments. which thcy propose
60 Try as soon ss SNOW ff9ea IN From
present indications Il would appear AZ
though Park city was about to ind
q formidable rival.
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1t Takes
Three

Dollars and soc IN this sio-. %
buy a boys knee pant suit tbst
is strictly all wool. We soll how.
knee pant suits at g. but thsy.-.
not all wool They arc good .,,,,
however Tor the money and b.t.
ter than other stores acii for .t
wool suits at a half dollar d,
dollar moro In price. t16 D..
not too much TO pay FOR a b,,,.
suit that la nh wool--weil ma.
up-and made from a fabric tb,,
VIII Give good wear We III.
give you comfort ana polli. ID.
tention when you call ON N.
whether you buy OR not. t.,pg.,
lencc has taught M that so,,..
or later We have you for a rsgy.
lar patron.
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San Francisco. juno k--Whontz-
Steady. Dec. uisNi cnHh. tit0.
harley new, tahi cash.
ti.oGh.
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Denver. June S.-Cuttlc--Recclpta
$500. Market quiet and aioaiyi bcgf
steers. a.isaf.li. COWS i.0lHl.nni food
orr. fruIrhf paid Co river. 1.i0uf. tbs
ri1ckerH du4 t.oon5.2i bulls, stays. ctr.,
-.gfu1.li.
HorH -Raraiptu. s01 Market Guiot. o
1i0c lower liEht packers. a.iiui.i0.
mixed. l.fnU1.c0. heavy, l.tnHa.on.
ahnap-iircrlptH 100 Market steady
good TAT muttonn. i.o0ni.to. lambs. i,'i
n5.ei
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Waterman nfothsrs, stock nrotsrs,
No. 3 Central Wk Phone ga rlngA
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Daisy 1900 ne &C.,
Lower Mammoth. Ton no Doe.
Mammoth. .O0 ut g. u2.
Northern LiFhL 900 90 Gscs 200 1t
Gih 100 nt G't loo zoo G54i 1900 at CjA .
500 nt 90. 400 ut fiA 300 ne GGis. goa
~ cGb 1000 ni Oh buyer 800 days. 5000
at g1is buyer go days
PFtro. 400 no hOes 200 at g.
Tetrp. 1000 ut Nhu; 1000 40 So.
Nulfo 200 ne tili
Yankee CON. 300 no Zoe.
Total shares sold. No luO
Selling value Of stocks. g9s9I.5o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-08

Company Incorporated 20 WORT Immense
ore Ioaiss In Arifnns.

g. Louis. Mo-. June ia J. ahotwoli
NJ ola Bend. Aria. with Mark chart
rand. a. .. iionrr. james lt klnraiy.
William ~. ilnifmdet0r Prof A. IS.
Wuld1uCr and Hoh't Hiocfrn 90 st.
Louis have incorporated under the laws
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-08

Tho slmi- tkly "Scws" Is the
great country paper OF tho intermouu.
tain region, II circuluteH in every city
and settlement IN Utah, ana in most %
those u Idaho Wyoming. Auzlna.
Colorado. Now Mexico. Montana, Sc-
Vuda. Western Canada ana ola Mexico.
US an advertising medium u IL unex.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-08
Csc French Challies, SOC.

Good selection hero yet OF the now
season patterns Soft. beautifully
woven fahrig-rlI French Importation.
selling regularly always lt C5c che yard.
age