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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-19

Casper Wyo. June i7.-Th. aholrfrr
s'a.'u De- about completed hero. THO
estimated Cip of NtfrluH county Ia
ANN'lOl pounds. uf this about boo
wv pounds have boon sent tu tho wool
'IWWi.alnn houses uu consignment.
tholt s4olo0l pounds have been sold
outright and 600 pounds ara HtlrrI
lh lho county. hut Will bo shipped out
ana either sold ur consigned Hs soon ns
~ can ba hauled from tho distant
thrlflug pens. The prices received
hhNo run from i0h 90 iga, cents Dor
pound, with lu average of ~ cents.
Rock Springs Wy0.. June 1.-The
estimated wool clip Of swoctwater
county for this yolr ls j 900. 600 pounds.
OF This 100000 pounds have bpeu
Hhlpp'd 60 eastern commission houses
on cou7lgnmont. about $4,000 pounds
have been sold outright ana 10000
pounds ~ IN progress OF being hauled
from the aheulnH pens 20 the RAN.
roads. The average price which has
hc'n received on sales made outright
have been iih cents per pound. Tho
range iH In good condition. but ~ said
20 Doc very much crowded No ahcep
have boon brought In from the out
side this season while the weather
has been cold. Landing has been very
Hatlafnctory tho Increase averaging
80 per cent.
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bingham had a big crowd OF visitors
yesterday.
The United States Mining company
has 90 men ON lts bingham payroll
Work Co. about 90 %. resumed on tho
Wogt Gable just west OF tha nullIou-
Beck
The Grand Central hoist recently
crested, 20 said 90 br working admir-
ably
The Now Pass Fred Autrhor'a No
Nndn proposition, o. Boo with two bars Of
gold bullion.
Andy Baxter has struol, the orc en- hla
Quurtsito claim adjoining tho Swansea
ut silver city.
The Dewey mill 40 bingham has just
finished run Ou 800 tons OF orc from
the Phoenix.
John Heinrich and charles Hrrmor
are expected In from Nebraska the lat
ter part of the week.
The Monarch assessment NJ once
tenth Of "a cent per share. becomes dee
linquent tomorrow,
T., W. Berry has sold his Interest In
The Creole Of Park city on u basis "
"aooo Tor the ontirc property
AN'I'NNN" NNh| Ut ININ samuel Now
house lH Interesting himself lu the cone
tact camp. near Wells. New
The Wedge ON Gold Mountain and
the E1gle a llluo Beli ar Tluuc are
each preparing hIEh-gwda sh.pmeuta
Shipments from TIuur during tho
week amounted tp ll2 cars Of ore. o
cars OF eon'untfat"s ana bars uf bul.
lion.
The Hercules ON Lion tiil ls reported
hy sam Pollock Goo Doe showing small
streak Of nice looking ore ln the lower
workings
Tho no Roy at TInuc ia showing q
throo-fp1t vein ut copper AMI lead ore
at % depth of 100 feet l.. ~. Ritter and
G. ~, Loose are thr principal owners,
Receipts nt tho Taylor uuntlu stu-
plDr today were three cars from Frisco.
eight from T.utlc mud uu odd Dot from
a more Houthorly section,
Tho recent orc shipment from tho
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CARTER HARklSON'S VIEWS on
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP.

u claim" said Mayor Carter Hartl-
son, that the main thing with this adj
mlnlEtritlun has been and yill be- To
make every corporation receiving
special privilege from the city pay fun
ana fair compensation Tor Nhut he gets.
ana the same rule applies 90 individuals
as Well. Some persons denounCo nH u
punuCklo policy the ruHr uf taking mu-
nlcipll compensation for small prlyla
lcguH that DO not and should yiold the
city moro than fifteen thousand d04llrs
@ year. n vendors stand % bay vim
dow, 1r O. private switch track occupies
ground that belongs Co the city IL
should give "a Just compensation FOR
that privilege. when under the wretch
ed system Of assessment and taxation
now in vogue, the average man pays
too much tax, and the Clty's revenues
are falling behind lta necessary rNpnn-
dituros, the only way 10 mako up this
deficiency iE by AN Income from all
special privileges granted by the mus
niClpulltN whether 10 "a street railway
corporation or 10 tho owner NJ "a fruit
stand. There are thousands " private
ana corporate switch tracts in' ChiCh-
30 today that should boz paying "a rev
cuue into the public treasury,
Twenty years ago the man or
mayor who would have advocated de-
mandIng from a corporation a compcn-
satlon NJ i've per cont NJ ita gross In
ANIlAN MNNlA lANN N""l N|NNAlNNN AN "a
visionary socialist. Now, such n demand
o. only fairly In line with the tendency
OF the times, There ls really little dif-
ference between fair rental Tor privlleF-
os OF this Kind ana actual municipal
ownership. These Idea win grow more
rapidly In the next two years than
they have In many years past.
"t have no hesitation iu saying TINT
I believe iu municipal operation as wen
as ownership, but these must not be-
brought about too hastily, First must
be tuid the foundation uf a solid civil
service system. And by that I moan
civll service that o. reasonable and
practical both IN lta examinations ana
lta operations. " o man is 10 dc some
kind of manual work Doc should Dee exc
amlncd upon his ability tp DO the work
not ON hIs ability tu ton about 10 on
paprr-or about something else that
doesn't pertain 90 u ln the le0Ht"-
Forrest CrIascy lu AlnalCC.H Tor Juno.
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Eagle ana niuc Bcli at Tintlc % ar
controls showing 3.s ounces g"'u lHl
ounces silver.
Tho renewed weakness of f'I g
Wire spread throughout tho ate .nI
Iron group, and pulled the Wh'a Dr..
down.
Sam Pollock b. IN from Lion I'LL NH
reports the Northern Light min r..aIna
on ore. with an other propoaltllH Nl
the Hill M merltofloua shape
The Swansea has thrown out o. 1aa
hoist and o. now working the an HHH
with telling eject the latter giving
much better satisfaction than ol H"
flrngr
Tho stockholders ~ tho Morgan 'H.
Ing company viii meet IN THIS cH .Ha
morrow night tp again cunHld, Cd.
Bruhucks onor OF 100000 for thD r..H.
Drty
The Morning and Evening sHr
claims, adjoining tho Dyer milne nt Nr.
n1l, have hp0n purCharod by
knight Tor $1,000, stutc tcprc1eiNNE"
William o'NeIll being the seller
while IL ls conceded that ,rHa
have recently examined the t.Ur.#a
ulHlsEuHuM It Tlnuc. it does nO. H...
tHailIN follow that sale D. about Oh
hr negotiated.
J,.s. KNIGHT b,s purcbssod FOR ff-a1
. taIf i,'t H. ~ ID.
Mammoth Black Jack and Trail mn.
lnE claims nt Tintlc, becoming al ..lf-
oi with David Evans in the propuu|H.
Richard pnpworth. who has juII r.-
turned from am inspection " o.. Au.
pr.parfy An ,1,d cDnditi,n n, ~.
y, *. W,'i,,. o,,f Il. ',l,,''..ti,. 49,.
na "a ,1nigr bonsnt,
At 70 meeting held on Saturday DE
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Immense Body in the Galena King
at Stockton.
THE DALY-wEsT SHIPMENTS


a telephone moraaeo from Stockton
brought the cheering information to
this city today that au lmmcnas body
Of hirh-grado rnlsu1 ORC was opening
up on the 60o-foot levcl OF the Galsna
King in q DRIFT in virgin ground east
" the shaft ON tho other end was
superintendent MgFurlnnc. who stated
that be- had been running into % f1r
several dnyH. but had no idea that IL
was N such rtupenl0us dimensions.
with such word tho company officers
In this city were led Co put their heads
together and decide That 90 mill was 70
pressing necessity oven moro pressing
than over Therefore II la not at all
improbable that within short tlmo
now contracts win be- let FOR the re-
quIrcd work. Meanwhile the mine T.
making regular shipments.
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The egg market IN IN better condition
az present. with the product quoted at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-19

ruHf 4. iha "lN .T .fl ur .rrIur ny t-r."
ufI ErnW Whrr thor. Hrs I..s.uas
Chat VIII pay sI.0 goo tha unu and Il
Fo,ng back thHr. JUST as soon co.. prmr
Gomez.
a tandorfo0t a HWWia bov" luaf
out from Che ,I.t Carries ENROLL ur.
f"nm with h.m. EH.a Huf prospecting
With 90 gh1truu and fishing rod buys
o. allind D'Hlm nnl rHfa money IT.m
mother Go come huWa In thH fHU.
An unnIglWufur. IMAM who WUIrH
long lrEer mills. dHtva 40 r. HhIft and
dHnualtH $40 ln th. bank every duy. lf
ihn orc D. low grade and moi0 Do pro-
portion.
"a llcgl mill MAN Df note" ono who
nos h"nu uu tlH oEn of starting Tor
South Africa uf rufnH other Cor uU toe
zion Tor H"Nuu years Co tnko charge NJ
ih' conjunction nf a. I 1000 Ht.mu min
lnf o. London syndicate. % man Who
nos boon positively known Co have con.
HtrueiHl % BOW mUl.
an 'HuyHr-A man who ghlTeHa yuu
sl.'l i.r throwing yHur sample. ont the
pack door and writing Co certificate.
\ mino promoter a mHu who has un-
limited capital behind him. but mot
nny ln front OF him. bis watch Ia ln
soak
A mining onginoar-Ona who matar
iuhhN figures uu hllz.i ftumus aud
charges big price.
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DAISY'S SLIGHT ADVANCE.
T00AYS METALS:
SILVER COS
LEAD, SL25
CASTING COPPER. 1875

The volume or business on the Salt
Lake EXCHANGE today was not great.
but the selling lIst told one story that
there are buyers IN tho Held Tor good
stocks. such stocks nH Daly-Woat and
Grand Central. both " which tool.
active part us figures much above the
ordinary Daily west. which Is now
shipping and promises Co pay early div
ldcnds, sold az $3.50. while Grand CEN
trail, whence come reports of stupen-
douH ore bodies. found ready takers az
$3.50, the highest prices yet reached
by either OF these securities.
The days sales were 1890 shares Tor
ieitO.25. Daisy reacted little and
cold w to 1871. while Dily ala business
at yi.3p. and Goyaor Marion was weak.
the stock selling us low as %. Northern
Light stood about stationary at coz.
aud Sacramento sold for a.. whore the
stock was wanted up TO tho close OF
the call
For unlisted stocks. Eagle and blue
Bon took the Initiative. sale occurring
ut 3l.iO Hercules was active between
and y cents. and Boston De Ia Mar
sold at 3a. while joe Bowers continued
around 49,. and BuwcrH Extension
dropped 90 GH. NllUu was the last
seller $40 shares finding a market at
dollar.
The closing figures were as follows:
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For the purpose of mmp.lur the se-
vlrr mine on Gold Mountain, John
purn, j. ". Watson and possibly others
will EU south tomorrow, CO. bu Hhseut
sufficient longth 0f time 200 which 60
ls made lt the solicitation 81 Charles
LlmWHrslurf, manager OF the SEWER
who IH DESTROYS of uHHUuIuUHE Nr.
pern and others with him loo the huu-
ding OF the proposition The company
at recent meeting, decided tO erect q
mill and that this aud other matters
may be- properly attended Co, prompts
the movement ON foot Co got local curl-
tul Interested. The party viii H1ipurn
around Mlrysyain fur three or four
days,
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one rieco Assays nigh In Copper, silver
aud Goid-The Minnie Moore.

NhN '"ih nv "NhhAf hhNtfs
Frank Wilson came down from Idaho
yesterday with another lot NJ choice
samples from mines he the Wood River
country. Conspicuous among tho lot
was "a boulder running o. per cont cop-
uuE M ounces silver and SO gold,
taken from O. property that Mt Wilson
" supposed 60 have strings on. The
Hize VI the sample Indicated that g
came from a. Blk body. which with val
ues given above, ought 20 pay hhul-
H1mcly those concerned Goa the PROPOSE
tlun, Another piece from % different
property uHHlycd % per cent lead and
300 Go 600 ounces silver. while several
other samples gave equally gratifying
returns. ull showing that tn- miuDa ~
Wood River and surrounding country
are an right
Mr. Wilson went north t1 arrange de-
tails concerning his urwly-uuqIlrH
placer claims nt the mouth uf klE
Smoky uu which hu expects tu DO Some
extensive work lu thH near future. dc
also visited the Minnie Moore near
bellevue. which. says Doe. Dr. running two
concentrations on good quality OF ship
ping orc. This property hHH already
produced seven ana half millions and
o. yet iu o. condition CO. make blk money
Tor itH owners While absent Mr. Will
son leased the dump on the Aetna 90 up
Co otto e.. BaCkmBu uf Haley Who
agrees Go pay royalty on nll orc ham.
died. The dump contains about 1.oOl
tons and showed good values lu SAM
UIIUW
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Kansas city, June ia.-Cuttlc--Re-
celpts. 300. natives. 400 Texans.
Market stead to shade lower. Native
steers. heavy, bOOu byU; medium iH0u
1880. Texas cows, 2aOW3Gl; native
cows and helfers, 2O5uEOj; stuckcrs
ANA feeders, 35Oui9o, bulls 2.GJUA2O.
Hogs Receipts. 900. Market best
heavy ana medium. steady 10 strong,
others slow and weak Bulk OF Sales
3G5Wa72ia; heavy, 310uasO. packers,
3.G2tsM3.75; mixed ana light aGod212la;
workers, a70n372ib, pigs, 3d0na6j.
Sheep Receipts 1000. Market
strong. lambs. AO00GOO; clipped mutt
tons. ieiu5a5; stockors and feeders,
2.dOa3gU; culls, l.iOuagj.
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The Tlntlr Miner says tho recent
strike Ia the LILY mime in the eastern
part OF the district. lH attracting "a
great deal uf attention 90 that part uf
the country which has been too long
neglected, ana owners 0f ground In the
vicinity are zcalously guarding their
possessions. Tho LILY belongs 10 an
Incorporated company most ~ the
stock being held in Provo. 4, r. Hind
marsh. ui Provo, Ezra Thompson, Of
Park city and NJ, Barlow, % travel
lug man, have lease ON the property
ana own about $4,000 Of the 10000
HhuryH OF the stock by tho terms ut
their contract. which runs for "a year
from the first % last month, they must
pay tu the company royalty uf 10 per
cent uf 7Wpltrr returns. The group
consists ~ two claims, 200 10y 1900 feet
and one claim 600 boy 1900 feet Adj
joining the property o. the silver King
group OF i've fun claims ON which these
gentlemen have secured bond for &lO
900. which runs Tor one year They
have secured tho services on W. A..
Wilson, competent Park city mining
man. To make "a thorough examination
uf the Lily and u the showing mgrlta
H. q steam hoist viii Dee Installed For
the present ore IA being huiatUl with
% within from the 20O-foot level and a
car was shipped this week OF che ore
body Mr.. Hindmursh says Il win mUua-
urc feet, ana from numerous assays
he believes this car win run nearly 90
per cent lead, with n few ounces OF
silver The metal occurs Ia both CJr-
Donates and HulphldpH, and samples
run nH high ~ NG per cont There o.
o good wagon road 10 the mine ana ore
bins and other necessary buildings
have been erected.
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The following definitions az mining
terms, attributed 10 zone ~ the push"
are not necessarily endorsed boy this
paper
4 prospcctor--A man who has % hole
In the ground and o. the biggest liar ia
town
4 proposition man--Ouc who wears
laced boots and corduroy clothes and
never pays his board bill.
A mining cNport-A man yh0 can
talk about formation, uumlnuBt|UuH,
qualifications, dykes, zoucH dips spurs
angles, tslgutna, oozltpH, g.ddUmltes.
and an the other ties and titcH, can soc
% mile into mother earth and invariably
condemns tho country
An expert mlncr-A fellow who loof-
around town looking Tor Job ns super
intendcnt ~ "a property but would be- a
foreman ~ ne can't be superintendent,
one who worked on the ComstoCk lu 90,
and has been idle ever since.
a "iycr'-A man who came 10 the
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j. W. Langley secretary or tho Sill
Yer shioll Mining company. sp4ut
yesterday az bingham examining that
property llU says they ars taFInr
from the now workings orr that viii
average per cent copper. 20 per cont
lnld 'atp ln gold and go ounces f.I-
YER 90 tho ton. and wlIl Shin tt.Y cara
~ this hy the nut Tho station iH
hh'ut cut Hud The company wUI h#rIn
next week 900 Do" vertical SHAFT ,K-
nectluE to cut tho urH boo 90 tl 10 faat.
Mr Langley wont into tu. Ola Jordan.
where nn Immense amount uf develop
mrni WORK Dr. being done hy fnrDs 10
90 t1 % men. HH brought In with him
samples pf iron manganese from "A
claim ok miles from TulHIe.
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ENGINEERS WANTED IN pOpTt
RICO.


Tho Intelligent engineer is dep4r1.I
on every hand. Harbors say. "Dr.ies
us, 80 that greater ships may come
closer 10 tho land We guard" A thau.
sand coplous. rushing strcams o,p.t,rt.
IS cry, Chain us, chain Us! NJ. b4va
the energy TO generate olccirlelt,. ..r..
Client 90 Furnish an the power ttfs f..
land needs Tor lts Industrial .c,-.r.y
We can lIsht cities, drive car, ...s
food, hun coffee. ana grind cam. r..r
OUT waters ON the arid fields. 81 49, III.
may improve tho produrtinn W W..
already productive lslct nriie. Dbl. ..
ihAt communication can be ~. r.I
uH INTO tho cities ana the home. Tn.
uu,a u. INTO fountains, baths ana ..t-
hundred villages. tweny.ffa
thousand farms, "a dozen cltles th F.I-
sore p'nn, the passing tourist ovi tH -.
VINO would reside there, cali fol r...
roads, Tho very stones OF m ....
lrlg'Aand brooks dare us To cr,et. t...'
INTO ROAD metal the humblest n,,I r....f
potent factor OF civilization. "a KEN
hhhh more " nn appeal Tor tho al.....
ilnn on political science. Tho M t..r
of old ana cumbersome iavrs ~
ga, with the substitution of ~
lhk h1hlN OF equality aud iustI.. n...
llN uUhrlhlH must learn Thar ~ ..
lhr servants not the masters N.
6P,"3bi,o' ,, the iarins which nrc r5a
u rlar1n "S WE unIiler between thc m.
must go. banks arc needed. w.
lhIy 7yHlrm must De refor,,t, rI
pubic education must DO ir55 4
vgrsul, free and effective. "Al' ."'
What higher invostnient. Or ,,.. .-..
n'e l'tlrn' could America mix.
binsglngegH w 10 we Ne, reward Of givinr .a
Porto .ltleo9 Such would in5 .'..
noble lmHtiflcntion or q war g...
liy;-.The value OF Porto ID,
Robert y, lllll IN the Juno Fn ~.
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Special Correspondence.
Provo. juno i1.-Tbc following loca-
lions have been filed FOR record.
Robson, Nos. I 90 O. Inclusive, altu-
Utcd IN clear Crock canyon. by j. v.
GroeHhcrk rt ul
Admiral pgwrysituntod I'm Utah MINI
INK district hy W. e. Logan.
JEFFERSON, situated boo TlntH Mining
district by Nick CoomnH
C0nlEnrdIo situated ln Alpine district.
hy D. j, Nash 90 al.
side Extension of Sunrise mud North
Diamond, lu tHh county by Joseph
MlghieUl.
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Hon. q. C.Chamhors came down from
Iark cry last niEht. tie states that
inc Muuuc mill 81 running through 400
tons NJ orr daily and that tho camp
generally l3 IN splendid condition Mr..
hhmbgrH speaks very highly OF tho
hlly West thus confirming report,
from other sources concerning the out
look at this property
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.ELGlllL SNLlhlL TnElSl BlLl

Cumpatant Physician. who will diagnose
ana prescribe fnI patients needing med
teal odd. NJ you have CAtNrrh. IyapUp-
ola. Rheumatism Nervous Troubles or
kidney Disease. come and BE- cured.
Any hind 10 % bath you want AluBHugs
for both sexes. swimming lessons Tor
lhdlCb b. tie matrun-
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Do hey 0G1G?

Your feet we have reference 90. why
guner with your fcet2 Why blame the
footg
itH not the fault VI the foot IT'S
The shoes. Try pair NJ Growers Soft
Shoes Tor tender feet or a pair OF our
fine soft vici kId shoes. and you viii
ma life worth living Reliable people
want reliable shoes. We carry only the
host made. best wearing, and best nt-
ting. made by reliable manufacturers
for reliable people.
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I--'7I'''"'-I"-
Provo. Juno ii.HArUgIoH OF lnuorr8r1-
ton WDfu today ul.I Boz tnu pI.rEa
Office of the lIr nam Mining ANA MIl-
INK go. The capital stock D. $4,000.
divided into 100000 shares nt 40 cents
'1ch. 10000 fhHrUH uro placed lu the
treasury, Title luDlrpuutou arr. John
h'Fi'IWnN"r 3. A. King. George tlHNrr-
cumu Jacob Evans. of Provo. HrI IL
w. Center of Shit Lake. who constitute
the board of directors. E. A. King lH
rraliout E W. center. viUr president.
George lilNurcump secretary and treas.
urnr The company OWN 10 mining
claims ln riuur district. lying north III
a. a. Norris iron prupHrtlcH and west
or tho LILY milne. The principal place
Of business will hp Provo.
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amounting 10 ~ 800 shares Cor siOA5g.
Higher priced stocks ruled IN tho trin-
INK, there being u good demand f1r
these at advancing figures. The old
board r0ld 10 900 shares Tor 81 jfo2b,
while the Utah made transfers uf i3,lOO
shares for N.12s7i.
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MARKET REPORTS



Ncw York. June i1-Thc market gem
orally opened lower but losses worr
confined 90 o. half except I'M American
Steel and Wire which saEgcd over %
point. Sugar showed an advancing ten
dcncy while the general market sag-
Ecd the losses were not important exc
ccpt In Metropolitan which yielded g.
Good buying Of Sugar sent It up ~
and demand Tor burlington stoadied
the list. The higher Average brought
rcnlizationH and prices worked on to
the lowest. stool and Wire dropping 60
90. Trading became almost HtuEnant
toward noon. but there was 20 SOME
what nrmrr tone, Stool and Wire rally
ing ~ ana Consolidated Gas points.
Bonds were lower ON small offerings.
SUGAR.
Sugar raw steady; fair refining ii-ie.
ceutrifugpl H6 test 49,, molusses sugar
&c. Refined steady crushed. G, pow
dercd 5h. granulntcd, o..
MONEY.
Money on call nomlually ~ per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 3U3A per
cent sterling exchange steady with nr-
tual business Ia bankers bills at iS5.
ass Tor demand and az iN5HisG for
90 days. posted wtns tNfHAh5 and ass.
commercial bills fs5nh.
Silver certificates, COisuG2.
li1r silver CO.'S
Mexican dollars tsts
Government honds.nrm; ~ rog.1.OOh;
Is reg. ana coupon. 100. new a. reg
and coupon, l30a o. reg, ii3. coupon.
ia, 5s reg and coupon. LIZA
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CASH


Hogu- Receipts. $1,000; tomorrow. &c.,
900. Len over 1867 Market active.
lower; mINcd and butchers. 9gGi az
rpugh heavy. $3.50 a $3.50; light, $685. d
33S5.
Cattle-Rccelpts $1,000. Market 10 N
ijc lower. Bccvcs. $3.50 "a $3.50. COWS
aud helfcrs, $500 a. $3.50. Texas steers.
$500 a. fi1j. st0ckcrs and feeders $3.50
20 $500.
Sheep RecelptsiS,OO) Market steady.
sheep, $3.50 ~ 1915, lambs, $3.50 %
s6.ii.
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sending In seventy tive 90 Eighty Tons Of
$50 ore naily.
Tho Dlly-WoHt, which ~ now pr1mi-
uCnty before the mining puhlcis shlp-
ping 90 Co so tons uf uru daily. the Same
averaging $50 o. ton. This means $780,
900 per month Goo say nothing 0f the
proceeds OF the mill which lH now rune
ming on something like 100 tons daily.
Mining mon generally regard this rrg-
ord q phenomenal one, aud look Tor
biz dividend along about the month OF
August from which time payments
will continue Indefinitely.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-19

Denver, Colo, June l0.-Cattlc-Rc-
celpts, $500 Market quict Beef
steers, S37bnb25, cows, S3.b0ni 20;
feeders. freight paid 20 river. $500
A76i Ht0ckcrs DO S360uh25; bulls,
BtaFs. ETC.. f226u350.
Hog -Receipts, 3OO Market steady TO
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STOCK TRANSACTIONS
Uoaton be IN Mar. 5000 at &c.
Dexter. 1000 nt f2.OS.
Dalton. 5000 ut 2g
Gfuud. Central 100 ut 9g.1i.
Joe Bowers Extension. 600 at Ghc;
900 at 6t
Northern Lirht. 1000 AZ Gle.
Sacramento. 600 ut ttuc,
Total shares sold. LOO.
Selling Value Of stocks. 2i.1ls.1i.
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W ,;1;, III
Ao"EI eAeh-IslseIisTj

weak LIrht packers gg40aI50. mixed
and heavy tat0uLCo
No sheep.
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an 'N' Great June Sale at z. a. AL.
"'." '''lLn,nglnE Monday. juno I.