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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-16
Don Cameron A.o,o, nnmnso sni,.s
tBy Telegraph to virginian-pilot.,

(By Telegraph to virginian-Pilot.)
Columbia, S. c.. Sept IA gentle-
man who came to Columbia to-day
from Beaufort, S. c.. brought the infor-
nation that jury at Beaufort had
FOUND verdict of $3.50 in favor OF a
Hebrew named Davll Schein. and
against Senator Cameron. Schein had
sued for $4,000 damage for being
whipped by Senator Cameron some time
ago
me TACT OF the whipping had not been
heard OF before this time outside nf
Beautort. Senator Cameron is largely
Interested in hunting club near Beau
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-16

claim they have contracted TO furnish
coal for both Eastern and western
trade a a figure which will not admit
OF any increase in wages. Joint
meeting has been called for Monday
10 endeayor to reach n settlement.
THREE THOUSAND OUT.
Hinton, w. Va, Sept. 15.-Hundreds
OF miners have Joined the strikers to-
day. Nearly 5000 men are now our.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-16
''''''''''' .''..'......'. '........,,.
Drcyfux vrrdirt In Australia.

Melbourne, Victoria, Sept. ia
large public meeting was held here
this afternoon. at which resolu-
tons expressing indignation al the
Dreyfus verdict and sympathy
with Nine. breyfus were passed.
Tho whole OF Australia has been
worked up to N great pitch OF ex-
element over the verdict.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-16
tBy Telegraph to virginian-Pilot1

Washington. Sept. l5.-General Harry
Heth, the famous Confederate leader,
VINO has been i'll at his home here since
last December, is reported dying. 1t
was thought when he was first stric,san
last Winter that death would soon en-
sue, but his remarkable vitality has
kept him up till now.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-16
LATEST NEWS OF TELEGRAPH

ural persons, as competitors with them
in every line of business.
We. therefore. recommend that the
several States take immediate action
to limit the purposes for which such
corporations may be formed aud dis
courage their further formation by the
adoption OF such measures as their,
wisdom may advise"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-16
Convention or Muntc,pn, oniccrs.
(By Telegraph 10 v:rginian-P,,ot,

Atlanta, Ga. Sept 15.--Atlanta's
municipal committee. bound for Sara
toga, n. Y, to attend the Convention
of Municipal Officers, left Atlanta to-
night in special car attached to the
Southern's night train for New York.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-16
Third Trial Far Mrs. Hnghes
nv Tolaoru

Greenville, S. c.. Sept. 15.-Judge
Cary tonight decided that Mrs Mat
tie Hughes must stand n third trial on
the charge of numbering her husband
at Greers. s. G.. about year ago. 1t
taken.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-16
Mcror,innd Rests xctIon.

(By Telegraph to VIrTnian- Pilot.)
New York. Sept. 15.-Ilid MCFARLAND.
of this city, tonight. before the Broad
way Athletic Club, gained a decision
over Otto Seiloff, of Chicago, after
lighting twenty-five rounds.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-16
BRYAN DECLINES
A PROPOSITION.
Joint Debate Between Democratic
Leader and Bourks Cochran
DID NOT TAKE prAcE
DID NOT TAKE PLACE
The Committees Program Dld No,
Suit tho Great Ncbrnslsnn. who
Desired TO Avoid Any Indlcation
Of" Joint Debn,c. bu, VIII, spean
Io.Nishi-StrongR esoIu,ion.Pre.
pared For Action OF Conferonce.
(By Telegraph to virgininn-pilot.

tBy Telegraph to Virgininn-Pilot.
Chicago, ILL.,, Sept. 15.-The exciting
joint debate looked for tonight be-
tween William ]. Bryan and Bourke
Cochran OH trusts before the Civic
Federation Convention did not take
place. Central Music Hall was packed
with an eager audience. but the people
present had to content themselves with
out the oratory of the famous Nebras-
kan. who, however. occupied seat on
the platform.
Mr.. Bryan reached Central Music
!iall early in the evening He went
direct to room upstairs. where he was
greeted by Chairman Franklin Head.
Congressman Gaines, Ralph NJ. Easiey
and other members of the program
committee of the Civic Fedora ton Con-
ference on Trusts MIR. Bryan surprised
the committee by declining to speak at
the night session with W. Rourke Cock
ran. In accordance with the program
previously arranged. Mr.. Bryan ey-
planned that he did not wish to let the
impression go out that he was to enter
INTO debate With Mr.. Cochran. For
that reason he said he would not sneak
with MIR. Cochran ut the same session.
MI. Cochran was sent for and he and
Mr.. Bryan discussed the situation The
committee withdrew to allow the two
orators TO settle the dispute among
themselves.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-16
yellow Ervcr az Sow orIcnns.

Wy IeI'ETHpIl 70 NIrEIHIah-FIIolJ "a
New Orleans, Sept. 15.-The state
Board of Health to-day announced one
suspicious case next door to one Of
the convalescent cases. The neighbour
hood was isolated some time ago, and
the matter attracts no attention. (: Peo-
pie are returning from their summer
vacations instead OF going away. The
Arkansas eXcursionists Will leave .t to-
morrow evening in accordance with
their schedule. !,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-16
CAPTAIN pREYFus.
WILL WITHDRAWN HIS APPEAL
FOR REVISION

(By Telegraph to virginlan- Pilot,
London. Sept. 16-M. dc Blowitz, the
Paris correspondent of the Times says:
II learn that Captain Dreyfus will
shortly withdraw his appeal for a re-
vision OF the Rennes trial, which will
leave the ground clear for the govern
ment to take immediate steps TO par
don him. This pardon Will not annul
the civil and military consequences OF
the verdict, and he Will, therefore, no
longer belong to the army
There Is nothing, however, 10 pre-
vent him from applying to the Court OF
Cessation TO quash the Rennes trial
whenever the new fact required by law
Is produced. When liberated he vii!
settle In the south of France, rs the
members of his family do not wish to
expose him to such demonstrations OF
sympathy abroad as might be used
against him by his adversaries At
home"
THE PRISMIER'S PROMISE
London. Sept. 16.-The Paris CORE
spondent of the Daily News says the
Premier. NJ. Waldeck- Rousseau. has
promised definitely TO propose par
don for Dreyfus at next Tuesdays
Cabinet Council.
THE POPE WILL ACT.
Rome, Sept. 15.-The Pope, while re,
ceiving fifty pilgrims from Toulouse,
France. to-day announced his intention
to address letter to the French ma
tion urging an immediate pacification
for the sake of humanity and so as not
TO compromise the success of the Paris
Exposition.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-16
"rHE EAST INDIES DEWEY ARCH GROUP.

Ono striking
IS hal Albert Lopez >s - A.uipttE'
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-16

Jtoks From, the wires.
(B5 Telegraph to Virginian- Piiot)
Washington. Sept. 15.-The Dewey
home fund to date amounts to s25,446.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-16

situation ms Hoy weaf.
tBy Telegraph to ylrginian- Pilot.) N
Key West. Sept. Is. There have been
so now cases of yellow fever In ia pa ST
"a hours. One death has lresulte
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-03
. b. Mcnurrln. truaiec. d. ise.Oa
Totals e. ...,i:. ..'ioss.s' 'to'2.e'
The report was rrcelved and fled.
SALARIES rINED.
Exchange 0o,srn,ng Heard Cuts Down
i,pea-ss Littis.

~ n meeting Of the governing board
Of the Salt Lake Exchange. held Inn
medlntcly after this Mornings call, all
being present except Mr., Airs. the
callcr'n rninry was nxcd at SO per
month. the recretary'H at go. markers
at $50. and the jnnitor aud gate-kccp.
cra at - per week.
4 resolution was passed abroEating
the rule IN the constitution and by
laws. whereby The SECRETARY was not
10 be paid q salary. The rule whore
by the Zee was 10 be returned to com
rnnlcs In ease their stocks We're taken
from the board was 10 changed that In
case the stock had been called for rix
months before such action, the Zee be
not returned.
The question with reference To list
Ing stocks was discussed. but no mo-
iiona were made. a motion was made,
however. whereby there shall be two
regular meetings of the governing
board every month, the firft on the
second Monday. Immediately after the
call. and the second ON the last bunl-
ness day but one before the end OF the
month.
The bills for the preceding month
were read aud approved. ana then the
board adjourned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-03
PHOENIX DEAL
RATIFIED TODAY.
Boston Purchasers Arrive Tonight
to Inspect the Mine.
TWO DIVIDENDS EXPECTED.
Frisco and Heavier Lak. uinc.--work
nj Park uty News from Nu-
nerou. sources.

The stockholders Of the Phoenix
Mining company were booked for a
meeting this afternoon. at which It was
proposed to ratify the sale OF the COM
panys property at Bingham. Presl-
dent Gebhardt Of the company, when
seen by News" reporter today, cx-
pressed the belief that the deal would
be- approved of by those concerned.
lie likewise stated that Mr.. Kooser's
associates In the purchase would be In
from Boston tonight and 10 out TO the
property tomorrow.
Speaking OF tho deaf. the bingham
Bulletin says another Uf Bingham's big
properties seems likely to paaa into new
hands. the Phoenix group having on
last saturday been placed under bond
until May iat. Tor tig5 900. Purchasing
parties are n. n. Kooscr. Joshua Mc-
intosh. George Klcnkc aud II. =.
shcparson. II this deal should fall
through II IL not likely to be- from any
fault Of the property. Since the
Ph@nix Commanded consolidated. three
years ago. II has been under steady
development. and nom this source and
leasing n large output has been made.
including much iirst-class ore. Recent
work completed has opened an area ot
stopping ground that " appearances are
not very dcccivlng puts In sight values
sufficient to cover the purchasing price.
The promise OF the phwniN mine M a
future copper producer ~ important
and no doubt figures In the deal. Mama
ger Gcbhardt has been the right man
IN the right place with the phmnix. aud
to his faith, energy and direction IN
largely due the showing now making.
| bingham II to be- congratulated that he
N Interested In other good property here
and VIII doubtless soon turn attention
| 90 IT, development.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-03

Old board Satisfied Win small yoiu,n. OF
Hu.inc.s.

ON the old exchange today. the
volume o. business wnH somewhat Hight.
the sales made amounting To- $500
shares. which had value OF 8. 800, 20.
A. compared with other days the range
of sellcfs was quite narrow the list In.
Guiding Just a few ~ those usually do.
Ing business On the call. Figures were
not much changed, however. and tho
market therefore. remained IN good
tone.
For starter Daisy was dealt In at u
to th cents, the stock declining as II
won't Then lngot did business. 900
shares going at % cents. while Mercur
was handled az is.i0 ana Northern
ldght TOOK part In the trading at asa
tn ~ cents. Omaha was recognized at
tlh cents and South swansea sold at
ils3iA, with business following In sun.
shine, the stock selling az p0is.
In the lower class Dalton made sales
Of cents, after which Frisco was
dealt In ~ ~ and Gold illll made q
showing az . cents Joe bowers Inn
proved although II was atill weak,
while Manhattan sold for half North
Swansea for ~ and Little plttshurg for
kis 10 .. Midnight Bowers changed
hands at ~ ana the curtain fell on
sales ~ Yankee Consolidated. transfers
being made at ~ to ph.
The closing figures were na follows;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-03
Compliment. To Utah Mining.

The Salt Lake correspondent OF the
Denver Post pays "a decided compli-
OF that paper. llo says the mining ac-
uvlty In Utah grows npncc, and the
wcll-fouieed hope II that the year will
distance all previous periods for boun-
tcoun results. 40 munh 10. that the State
VIII take rank with Colorado and
Montana. In the gold and copper dis
trictr all over Utah reports OF rich
ity, the production of ores week by
week IN more and moro IN tonnage and
value, the many dividend payers are
regularly distributing their profits and
the revival In Interest IN the transnc-
tlonS on the stock boards n little less
than marvellous.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-03

$, !. Paradise has made application
for membership In the Utah Exchangc.
The Horn silver reported TODAY with
one car Of copper ore and two cars OF
crude,
ore nssaylng SO per cent lead nnd 40
ounces SILVER has been found i'm mo
New Guinea at Bingham.
The. Pcnnsylvanln smelter has gone
Into the hnnda ~ the smelter combine.
tho consideration named being 500 900
Morris Hamburger. manager OF the
ueyHer- Marion. came IN from Mercur
last night lie says the mine ana mill
are doing splendid work.
John Dern went out to Mercur this
morning to start up the refinery and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-03
NoIi,r

Nuii" Is hruhW given that tirfr will Ia
fHTihl meeting ~ the sfua stnidrr. w the
lAHrrt salt lake Agricultural a Manu-.
Ntihting 'unnl tumpnuy held at The cam.
WnNs nnirr. rum ~ IumpptOn hnlldinf
sou Lake tltN. It1h, un doe lNh duV M NurlI
n'lgk D u. for the purpisr "
itlfniiuI thr Nrtlr|psuf AlHuufurut hv strlk.
it nlt Article o.. which r,ids Hs f0ii1Nsia
N-s'--furnts und proceedings thefrln To-
.fUrf " Ith -H|r uf delinquent stors shall be
is Provided Dos iaN"
AHl msrtine iH lluu thriuuf. tho fnlluNinr:
llD iiusirt. NJ said COMPUTATION. flf The
NIflsHf ui paying rNiHu~'s conducting the
NHs'nt.fs. ur paying Obi debts ~ the rnrpura.
Nnu mHF lgtf Hnd COLLECT assessments in III,
mtnurr aud form provided hY luNf although
!0U capitol -iis'h uf srid runmny has hs,n
iu-t uliu.'
lud o, aiilns Nuirlo g.. which .hnll rad
la fnI.uaa. tuaNlf.
iiui ZONE nf ihr trustee. shall be- neccs.
..ff lu form quorum nml arr hUuhy nu.
iNHfluHi fn frIusIft thU lHisinesa mud uxsr'i.t
N. UlfIurIi, lpgtfa ~ thv corporation"
lnfrd iliis % d fHy uf Nlr'h flaf
lit unlrf ~ Wuul ~ UIus'furs
tuAlil.L~ii WtLCkEN. President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-03
wni Continue To Develop.

Tho annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the bonneville Mining com.
pany was held at the coinpnny'a ONCE
today Mt ~ o'clock noon. John Kirk
ham was elected president. Geo. W
Larkin. Jr., vice president: Thomas
Cunningham. director. John Wells. di-
rector and treasurer. II. Green. dlrcc.
tor and SECRETARY.
President klrkham gave "a very sat
isfnctory report, and spoke cncourng.
inEiy of things NJ the mine.
II was decided unanimously 20 con
tlnue Ia develop the property. II was
reported by contractors at the mine
that they had struck vein OF ore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-03

We believe Chambcriain'H cough
Homedy IL the best IN the world. \
few weeks ago We suffered with o.
Horc cold aud a troublesome cough.
and having Rad their advertisement Ia
our own and other papers We pur-
chascd bottle 60 see n n would crcri
US. n cured US before the bottle was
more than half used. n ~ the best
medicine out for colds nnd couRha.-
The Herald. Andcrgonvillc. Ind.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-03

Moses W. Taylor and 4. W. winbcrR
Ir. have returned from trip To the
south. the gentlemen having Inspected
properties In the Vicinity OF Frisco and
Beaver Lake. AZ the former point they
succeeded IN landing a number Of val-
liable claims between the Horn Silver
and Washington mines, while In beaver
Lake they tied up u property which
shows an Immense ledge 81 copper
bearing rock. and gives every evidence
~ developing into heavy producer.
This ground IN near what " known ~
the q. X. mine and viii be worked Wig
urourly by It's new owners. Both prpp-
critics viii likely be Incorporated In due
season.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-03
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

\ dividend " Is n.r cont nn tb, ,.,lt,,
Iprk ~ tn Utah sugar rnnttssuy hn. ihI,.
10y hcen declared by the board ~ dlr,~for,i
.all ni.dcnn j. payable IN ~fp'k 81 the rnn.
NV .iFk WI ic issued IN Aprii gfil isv,' IA
Ky nun't. .Dcsef,f New. building salt tnkg
Uly. ian, 70 ell roi khodur. ~ rsnrd n,
nn fractional shares Will ~ leaned. ain.t.
hnlucf- who VIII H. entitled Ia H.. than nns
,nif" may hhtr ihO upiiun ~ making up
WV -hnre Wy, paying cash Tor tho dineronco,
"f "c'i wing t.cii fractional amounts in cash
..,., HptAtt q. WHITNEY. :, rfuiary.
SAT- lake city. March list. isfp.
The stool. transfer nss,L. ~ tb. tftsb st,..,,
'umpuny Will be- cius,d 0n Anil ,it itpi aud
n-upon,u Nufll Nih. tsG.
HOMAGE q. WHITNEY. SECRETARY,
SAT- lake ely iAnh Dist. isft
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-03
MINIS or Park oIrY.


AAWh iN'f'fhsl
There has been considerable In
crease In the force at the Daly-wcst
mine this week. ore IL being holrtcd
steadily. and tho mine II looking better
than II ever ana In It's history. As de-.
Velopmcnt work progresses greater ARE
tho ore bodies uncovered and good
size dividends VIII soon be "A monthly
feature of this great property.
Frank l,obh resigned his position ~
night foreman al the Anchor conccn- .
traitor ana accepted tho position OF
foreman OF tho Daly-Wcst mill.
Woodward A Loofbourow. who have
two years lease on the West ON.
tnrio group, arc drifting on the vein
and taking out good ore. They have
been doing good faithful work an wIn-
ter. ana Will reap their harvest when
the deep snow disappears and teams
can traverse the mountain roads,
Ounce a Mcclarcn. who have been
working all winter on a lease on Ores.
cent ridge. have a thrce-foot vein 81
carbonate ore, and have Eeverni tons
ready Tor shipment as soon as the
roads are open. They are well salts.
fed with their Winters work, and ox-
peot to realize . neat sum for their
labor.
Reports from the valco this week ore
of the most encouraging nature. The
Record ~ informed that the face on
the west drlft Ia In six-foot vein Of
high-grade copper ore. and that In "A
cross-cut drlft 10 the northeast q nve-
foot vein ~ steel galena. was encoun-
tered, which goes high In silver. with
a heavy percentage ~ lead. This re-
port could not be verified by those on
the inside. While all admitted thai
tho mine was flrst-clnss. they deny
any new strike having been mad.
However there IN a splendid feeling In
regard 90 this property. ana the small
local stockholders are determined 10
hold ON a. their stock-even though a
few more assessments are LEVIED
which they all expect viii be.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-03

visit The Daisy on the West Dip. IN
which he recently became Interested.
win Farnsworth and associates OF
the south swanson have just completed
an inspection of the compnnya mine at
Silver city. "A report of which viii BE-
spread before the stockholders at the
company's annual meeting tomorrow.
on the 18th inst VIII g. Higgins
u the Herald and Harry -. Cole. the
well known stock broker, will begin
the publication ~ the Mining Review.
Mr.. Higgins win edit the now paper,
while Mr.. Cole viii act a. business
manager.
Tho Morning Glory Cold Mining
company was Incorporated saturday.
The capital stock II $4,000 In shares uf
ton cents each. The directors are a.
G. Ewing. president. Frank Thnfnberg.
Nice-prcsidcnt; T.. \. Trip. secretary
and trca surcr; J. NJ. Cries and 4. j.
Davis. The claims arc the Morning
Glory and Morning Glory No. 2, In Tin
tic district.
The Iowa Mining company has been
Incorporated with a capital stock ut
5000 In i.cont shares. The directors
are r. u. Woodruff. ". T. Mason. I'll
J.. Price. A. y. SANFORD. and George -.
Greenwood. III l.. Price " PRECEDENT.
u. II. Woodward. o-prcsident. and
George ". Greenwood. secretary and
treasurer. The claims are the Annie
Laura. Jessie. Amelia. Winfield scott
Aetna and summit IN iio. Elder county.
Bingham Builotin. q. x. richardson
ons ~ tho Chicago owners of tho star-
lus and Amanda mines, was here TuCs-
day and Wednesday. and left Tor cali-
f0rnia ~ return about the goth 81 Aurii
Mr.. Richardson believes the advent ~
electric power In West Mountain d'g-
trict an important event. that can hard
~ be- appreciated at this time. The
starlus company IA planning :" put In
holstinR machinery in a Few weeks. -
be- operated by electricity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-03

Otto Hudson. who N working the
naltpcter mine In Mems canyon. came
In today loaded with samples. lie Re-.
ports the property In splendid shape
aud says he has three men engaged
duarrylnE the rock and making ever
preparation for the early erection of
u mill, The gentleman II enthusiastic
over the outlook. ana declares Il does
ones eyes good to see the big deposits
of Huitugtef rock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-03

II II expected that tomorrow the d.
rectorr OF the Grand Central viii hoid
a Meeting az Provo and declare the
regular monthly dividend OF 40 cents a
share or $4,000. II In quite probable
also that the South Swansea al It's nm.
nunl meeting In the afternoon may like.
wise see ~ TO post a dividend OF s. 800,
the same 10 be paid n few days later.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-03
KANSAS CRY LIvr srocK.

Kansas city, April a.--cattle-Rc
ccipts. 1000. Market steady To strong.
Native steers. t8t0dsa5. Texas steers.
$500 ie5. Texas COWS. s2.pout25: ma
tive cows and hcifcrs, $3.50 l2,: stock,
cra and feeders. tSi00525. bulls. $3.50
also.
Receipts, COCO. Market opened
arm; closed nbou, steady. Hulk Of sales.
t3.hju315it. heavy. sa.e0G3.i7it pack.
crs ij.ibT3.10. mixed. S3h0d3.1O. light.
i3l5I3.e2h: workers.. t3.55u3.62h: pigs,
s3.ibn3.b0
sheep 5000. Market steady.
Lambs. i7ja5.so. muttons. s5.oOd5.Oo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-03

nMAIIA LIyE srncK.

omaha, April Receipts,
5000. Market ailo higher. native beef
steers. 4,t0G5.3o; western. a,SpnAs0i
TeNns, 360ni60. COWS and heifers. $50
Gt4g5, Gamers. a.50ffS.&0. Ftockers ana
feeders. as0nfg0: calves, iODuc.bO,
bulls and stays, 2.,o0too,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-03

es-Rccelpts, 2cco. Market shade
higher Heavy. 3.ein3.55. mixed. s.62k
ndsj. light. a.i5mas5; pigs. 3.nONa50.
bulk OF sales. 3.624G561is.
Shccp-Reccipts. 500. Market
steady. yearllnga. 4.5OIs.25: western
muttcns. f99ni 10; stock ynecp. 3.O0d
40. lambs. i5Onb.15.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-03

Denver. April -cattie-Rcccipts,
500. Market quiet and steady: beef
steers. 1876 n $3.50. cows. $500 q 500
feeders. freight paid To- river. $3.50 ~
Nss; Htockors, do, N.o0 q $780, bulls,
stays. etc. $500 n $500.
HoEs-iteceipta. 200. Market shna >
lower. light packers. t3.gj u $3.50
mixed. 1856 q s3GS; heavy. t3.i5 q
1855.
No sheep.