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The Press., 1899-03-23

The Baptist church people have been
holding q series OF meetings this week
Monday evening with Mrs. A. H. Preble;
Tuesday evening at the home Of j. r.
Buck on Stafford Street, and Wednesday
evening at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Thresher at the Village. Preach
ing services are also held in the church
this afternoon and evening, and will be
continued Friday afternoon and evening.
Miss Loynes, the Gospel soloist, assists
In the musical service at these meetings,
which are attended by large audiences.
Rev, John Cameron. who has given such
general satisfaction as preacher, has
also shown himself none the less a hard
worker In his parish work, and the re-
suits of this work on his part will be Of
great benefit to both church and society.
The following from Tuesdays Spring
field Republican will be of interest to peo=
pie In this section;
Ex.Copgressman Moses q. Leonard, 80,
died yesterday morning at his home in
Brooklyn, N. Y, sof the combined effects
of grip and old age, after an illness of
three weeks, He Is survived by widow
and five children. Moses Gage sLeonard
was born In Stafford, Conn, In 1909. In
carly life he worked upon a farm and &C.
qpired an education through the medium
OF q district sefrool, After some time
The Press., 1899-03-23

Tonight and Tomorrow Night,
And each day and night during this week you
can get at any druggists Kemp's Balsam for the
Throat and Lungs, acknowledged to be the most
successful remedy ever sold for Coughs, Group
Bronchitis, Asthma and Consumption. Get q
bottle to-day and keep it always in the house
SO you can check your cold at once. Price 25(
| and SOC. Sample bottle free,
have been afflicted with rheumatism
for fourteen years, and nothing seemed
to give any relief. l was able to be
around all the time, but constantly suf
fering. l had tried everything l could
hear Of, and at last was told to try Cham.
berlain's Pain Balm, which l did, and
was Immediately relieved and IN a short
time cured. 1 am happy to say that II
has not since returned.-JosH EDGAR
Germantown, Cal.
For sale by E. K. Taft, Stafford Springs
fl. F. Cady, Stafford.
The Press., 1899-03-23

A NY One having real estate or person.
"A al property to sell at auction, wishing my
services as aucti0neer, win be pleased to serve
II A. M. SHEPARD, West STAFFORD
The Press., 1899-03-23
COLLECTORS NOTICE.
TOWN OF STANFORD.

All persons liable to pay taxes in the town OF
STAFFORD are hereby notified that have received
O rate bill and warrant to levy aud collect
town tax Of twenty mills on the dollar ON list OF
1898, also military and poll tax, and that said
taxes are due March 20ths 1899, and for the pur-
pose of receiving the same will be at w. K.
Hanleys store, STAFFORD Springs, ON Friday,
April 14th, and Thursday, April 20th, from a.
Monday, April nth, from 10 a. m. to D. M; ct
post-office, West STAFFORD, on Tuesday, April
18th, from 10 a. m. to p. M, and at my place OF
cept on dates specified above. After April 10th
interest at 8 per cent. per annum, ana legal fees
will positively be charged.
Stafford, Conn.,, March 9Th, 1889.
The Press., 1899-03-23

STORY OF A SLAvE.-To be bound hand
and foot for years by the chains Of disease
Is the worst form of slavery. George p,
Williams, of Manchester, Mich, tells
how such slave was made ffees He
says; My wife has been so helpless for
five years that she could not turn over In
bed alone. After using two bottles OF
Electric Bitters, she Is wonderfully i'm
proved and able to do her own work )"
This supreme remedy for female diseases
melancholy, headache, fainting and dizzy
spells. This miracle working medicine Is
godsend to weak, isickly, rundown peo-
pie. Every bottle guaranteed. Only 6Oc.
Sold by A. G. Eaton, Druggist. x
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pRIL II, 1899.


Fotherineham. MIR. j. n. Tolton and
John Barton. co.ownerS with Joseph
McEwen In the Big mining claiip. to-
gcthcr with Mcssrs. Abe Tothcringh nm.
Dave Maudlln. w. ~. White. Carl
Tolton and two OF Mr.. Fotherlngham's
children. made trip over to the prop
erty. fourteen miles northwest Of Bcav.
er. Tuesday. for the purpose Of lnsp Ct
ing this new bonanza. The verdict Of
all. on arrival at tho workings, was
that the name. hiEh-sounding aa II M
pears. Is no libel on the property. II IL
a big thing. The ore body on which
they are sinking consists Of a tcn.fout
vein OF heavy mlncrai-benring rock.
probably zine or lead. and are now into
q body of copper bearing ore Of I'M
known extent and apparently very rich.
Samples were taken from all parts OF
the mine and a. soon ms assays can be
had. some conclusions can b. drawn
rs TO the value ~ the property and
what will be done with H..
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TIsrIc PUSHING AHEAD.
Noted Camp the scene Of Progressive aud
Systematic Action.

Among Sundays visitors 20 Tintic
was Charles y, Hudson, secretary Of
the Salt Lake Exchange. The gentle
man says he was agrccably surprised
with the amount ana nature OF the
work ielnF done, tho same being more
extensive ana mort permanent tnhn at
any period In the history OF the camp
Mr.. Hudson examined the Four Aces
ana was moro than pleased With the
showing In this mine. Under the able
SUPPLEMENTARY ~ MIR. Cole. n veteran
mining man. the property. he says, In
being intelllgently explored. and on the
tso-foot level, thorc IA a fare of ~ to 9
feet NJ solid Falenh ore. The Showers
Consolidated Blue bird and Joe bowers
are doing good work. but the Bowers
Extension II shut down. not n man boz
ina employed on the ground. on tho
blue BIRD Extension good force IL en-
gagged sinking "A vertical shaft which
has now reached u depth OF 30 feet.
while the Fremont N equipped with
good machinery and II nov pushing 10
the deep, The Southern queen has
gOod Indications OF ore. ana u strike.
says Mr, Hudson. IL reported In The
Midnight Bowers. on the Tcsora tho
erection OF large, steam hoist Ia going
on. showing that these people mean
business. while the ShocbrldRe Bonanza
II In good shape and has a steam hoist
In active operation.
Mr. Hudson was taken up with the
new appearance VI Diamond, with ia
splendid equipment for Systematic de-
velopment' Where year aso n barren
picture was presented, today there /. a
scene of great activity. both IN the
opening u the mines and the erection
VI good frame stores. workshops aud
dwellings, A. Silver City the sight II
equally gratifying.
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The Commercial group continues 10
Increase itH force and an extensive de.
vclorncnt campaign IL well under way.
An incline shaft IL down W feet below
east drift and has obtained depth
under surface ~ i75 feet IT. now
past oxidlzei zone and IN 4 nnc body Of
coppef-rold Iron sulphldcH. 4 tun.
mel 60 cut this ORE AZ depth ~ Fevcrn,
hundred feet II contemplated. but In
view OF the careful aud conservative
policy of management the dsnth at
tanning character Of ore body viii FIRST
h. proven NJ IN shafts Tile air raise
OF 100 feet was knocked through 10 sur
face this week a body Of copper ore
carrying n per cent NJ that metal with
good gold and silver values Il n feature
nf this mlne. .-Ilnnham nnllniln.
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NINE An MIMI MY.

\ big crowd visited Tintic yeatcr.
day and took In the mines.
NJ. W. Taylor. the stock hrokcl has
returned from his trip 10 Beaver Lake.
Al the Highland Boy smcitcr. brick
machinery.
For the quarter ending March aist.
shipments from Tintic reached i.sis
ears Of ore. 40 ears ~ concentrates ana
III bars Of silver and gold bullion.
The refusal Of engineers at the Daily
West to put In twelyc-hour shifts, crc-
a,cd considerable trouble at the mine
Saturday night. but all In now quiet
and peaceful.
supt. J. G. Reynolds OF the bunker
hin mine at stockton. reports a hnc
showing IN this property. and says he
expects 10 cut the blue lime leading 10
the ore body within the next few feet.
W. J.. Dayton. manager OF the Valley
View mine IN Blaine county. Ida.
writes the company's officers IN this
city that the ore chute ~ coming In.
which he looks upon 90 AN indication
of early shipments.
on May 9TH the bingham bulletin
Will Issue special edition. repleta
with Information concerning tho West
Mountain mining district. that n Just
lnw attracting 20 much attention from
Eastern Investors.
AH expected. Hon. r. n. Jones Re-.
turned from the East late Saturday
f,r the Hmeltet
combine In this section. Mr. Jones
sais tho stu nica locally VIZ re.rni1
practically unchanged.
bingham bulletin; our pinc,rn be.
vim 10 assume dividend promising
appearance. With completion " gene
crnl drainage plan Of tapping UNDER
iiow water from drift run In solid
bedrock under the channel and a.
right angles 90 the stream things at
West Mountain placer viii b. In shape
Tor steady production ~ me free
washing gravel ~ which there ia some
9 feet In depth that averages i5.jO gold
per yard.
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RICH COPPER ORE
FROM DIXIE MINES
Sam Adams in From St. George
With Shipment.
GOLDEN GATE CYANIDEs.
Tintic Pushing Ahead Edward. on
the Inpot Dalton a Lark Ocsi
North Mountain Pans.

Samuel l.. Adams. Dr., N st. George.
IL In the city. the gentleman coming
here with cotton shipment Of high
grade ore from the Little Gem mine
at Dixie. The ore viii assay upwards
Of 60 per cent copper. and comes from
one Of the Dixie group. recently leased
by Mr. Adams and associates The gcn.
tleman has already commenced the
erection Of smcltcr 10 treat the ore.
which, says he. can b. taken out In
rich abundance once the property Ia
In active operation. Sir. Adams will
remain here a few days looking into
the purchase OF necessary machinery.
tools, etc. TO push the development OF
the mines under his charge.
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Omaha. Apfii iT.-cat,io-iicccip,s,
400. Market steady: native beef steers
,tso q $40; western steers, $40 u
" $40. Htockerr ana feeders. 800 %
tsioi calves. 800 " 1915; bulls. rtaga.
etc, ts.55 u 500.
HogH-RecciptH. 5000. Market steady;
heavy. ta.,eh u fas2n: mixed. t1.5O %
tA13h; llEht. 1906 q s1.7eis. pigs, $500
u t1co: bulk OF sales. f5.1O " 1915.
Shccp-lteccipta. a.a0o. Market steady
yearlinEr, ti.c0 q tsst; western NUT
tons. $3.50 " N.So. stock sheep, $3.50 q
$3.50; lambs. $40 u 1915.
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nrAyrn COUNTY MINES.
Rob hoy rlaesrs Rich In Goid-Ths "Bis'
big Thing.
tBeaver Dlade,l

lBeaver Dladel
The Rob Roy placer ground. spoken
OF In our last Issue, bids fair 10 become
quite u factor la thc production OF the
yellow metal. The black sand, enooun-
tered In the gravel. has been assayed
and gives a return OF $50 per ton la
gold and quite enough OF II exists 20 be
something of an item. A cleanup was
had Saturday from tho sluiclng and
proved that something more tnan wages
can be got out OF the gravel In washing
besides the gold hearing quartz and
black sand. which viii pay handsome
~ to mill, The owners OF the property
are considering the advisnblllty OF mill
Ing the entire product from the gravel
deposit ana think that big returns can
be got from II.
Work n 10 be resumed once more on
the old Galena mine over In Beaver
Lake district. In what IN known AZ
the chloride shaft on this property. they
have recently encountered body OF ore
asRaylng 900 ounces In silver.
The Washington mine a. blooming out
with the spring iiowers Ten feet OF
good pay ore have been encountered
and ore teams are steadily transferring
II to- the cars al the o. r. l.. depot
A party consisting ~ Mr.. Abram
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DALTON a L,uN DEAL
Eastern syndl,a'. U.ts an Option m u
Controlling intere.i.

Despite tho strairh,-out denlals at
the compnny'a office last week concern-
inF reported negotiations u the Faie Of
the Dalton a Lark. IL now appears that
street rumOrH We're correct and that
this bingham bonanza IL about 10 drop
into the arms ~ New York syndicate
Late Saturday night jeremiah
schonck. president ~ the Dalton A.
Lark company, executed the instru-
mcnt which gives a. the caHtcrnefa an
option ON controlling Interest 81 tho
mine. AZ that time the nrrt payment
was made on the purchase price, DlH-
trict Attorney Whittcmore handing
over the money. The property consists
OF four groups of well developed ground
embracing something like 200 acres In
past years II has been "a heavy pro-
Queer Of ellver-lcad orca. but recently
not much work has been going on.
The Intended purchasers will conduct
an examination of the ground within
the noxt few days. which N Hntisfao-
tory. will Doubtless lead 10 Us transfer.
The company has paid In dividends the
sum VI Isl 800.
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VIII y. brown. q director In the Mcr-
cur and one OF the owners Of the North
Mountain property ut cherry Creek.
New. IL In from Nebraska In company
with his younger daughter. who will re-
main here for some time visiting
friends. The gentleman reports the
farmers busy In Nebraska and says the
weather II all that could b. desired for
the planting Of crops. when asked con-
corning plans FOR the future develop
mcnt of the North Mountain. Mr.lirown
stated that nothing would be done for
"A few weeks yet. although when work
was resumed II would be In the lower
levels Of the mine. where the showing
Of ore was very gratifying Mr.. Brown
will return home In a day OF two,
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salt Lake board sell. More shares on .
liesrish Msrk.t.

nesri-h Msrs.t
There was grntifying Increase In
the volume of business on the Salt Lake
Exchange today. the sales reaching u
total Of $500 shares. for which buyers
paid the sum of -. 1OO.50. The mar
kct was benrlah. however. nearly all
the sellers giving way to a slight de.
cline. which continued during the call
and characterized the tone OF stocks
generally ut the close Of the days buai-
ness.
Daisy, which recovered Saturday nf-
Ter the tremendous depression OF the
day before. did business on u weak
basis the stock selling first ut 3iit, and
gradually falling to ~. a total OF Ia
600 shares changing hands. Dalton a
Lark was somewhat upplsh at the
start. Their being transfers at igh, but
later II fell to iih, at which would-be
buyers were quite numerous. Dexter
VAS quite strong aud sold up 60 s2tbih.
while Daily West throw out 100 shares
at 80. and DAILY WINS taken NJ u.2s.
-Four Aces sold freely at apa. and Low
81 Mammoth siumpcd Ia 1pis. and had a
closing bid OF 70. Mcrcur was In good
demand and made sales between ti05
and ti.Os, while an odd block OF 20
shares sold az s5.tn. and the stock stood
readily bid for ut 1905. Northern Light
was active around 1eis. while sacra.
mcnto did business at ~, and staf
Consolidated dropped 1000 shares at
ti.0S4. this being one OF the few TO
show a slight advance.
Dealing with smaller stock the brok-
crH found ready burincra In Boston De
In Mar at cent. after which tiey
dealt In Diamond Consolidated at II to
nv. while Golden Eagle sold at :, and
Joe bowers made n transfer NJ II.
In Little pittSburE q sale was made NJ
i0A. this being followed by North
swansea which. was taken ut n. and
orient which went NJ n. The last To
do business was Yankee Consolidated.
this stock selling for ~ spot. and cent
below, seller 20 days.
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MUNYON'S INHALER.
Cures Colds Coughs Catarrh Grip, Asthma Bronchitis and ALI
Throat and Lung Diseases and Prevents Comslmpon.

The indicated air
goes directly TO the
innamcd and dis
eased pats that can
not be reached by
medicine taken into
the stomach.
II rcrmc ites every
air passage.
And at once de-
firoys the disease
germs.
II positively cures
Cntarrh and dts
9 a. ca Of the
Throat and Lungs.
II enables you to
cure yoursolf at
home.
II renders unnec-
cssary any cutting.
burning or cautor-
lain
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New Hoard Changes garter. aud L.s'-
Heavily IN Dal-y.

The members u the new exchange
assembled at 20 west. Second South
street this afternoon. IN an airy. con-
veninet call room. well suited 20 the
purpose for which Il has now been Mt
ted up. The initial call at the new
stand was signalizcd by an eager de-
mnnd for Daisy. but very little husi-
ness In anything else. this stock TAX
Ing the lead and selling to the amount
~ 800 shares. which changed hands AZ
figures ranging from 2ils To ISL. All
told, the cnil was productive OF sales
reaching 1880 shares. with selling
value OF 81 .es6t1.
Aside from Daisy the sellers were
Antlcr at Ia. Boston-Dc In Mar at ih
and Four Aces ut 29ii. while Bowers
Extension made tranRfcrs nj ? aud
Lower Mammoth took part between u
and ~ For Northern LiFht the brok-
ers paid nv and ia. and for oaks 81.
while they dealt In Silver city Consol-
dated at y and IN white star ut ia.
Figures were posted as follows.
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YoMN MAnKrrs.

New York. Apisl i7.--Transacilona at
the opening were very large and con-
siderable strength was displayed In
some stocks. Brooklyn Transit and
Manhattan We're on twu points each. on
supporting orders these recovered the
opening losses. Large purchases In 9TH
err quarters stimulated the general
tendency upward. In which Anaconda
mining was prominent. The temper ~
speculation underwent marked
change at 1880, prices reaetlng with u
great deal more celebrity than they had
earlier improved. An attack ON the
leading speclalties wiped out their ad-
yances and forged sympathetic declines
In the railroad list
MONEY.
New York. April i7.--Money on call
firm nt 0 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, aisGih per
cent.
sterling exchange strong with netual
business IN bankera' bills AT 4 ,s6is u
4, Tor demand and i.ih0h for 90 days
posted rates, 4.S5nis and t.NGis, COM
lnercial bills. i.S3NA,
silver certificates. G0Mh.
bar silver. haM.
Mexican dollars. an.
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KANSAS Uiry LIvu STOCK.

Kansas CITY April i7.-cattlc-lle-
cclpts. 5000. Market steady to s,ronEi
native steers. ta55 u ij.ss; Texas
steers. $500 q $3.50. Texas cows, ie.to
" t3.G0; native cows and heifcra, n.s5
" $40. a,ochcfn and feeders, i3oV q
1886. bulls. 1910 " ts.0o
IIogr-I,ecolptss 600. Market steady
bulk OF sales ti.c0 ~ $50. heavy. ii.tp
u t3.s2i4; packers, 1890 q $50. mixed.
$500 Il ,aGS: pign, $500 n 1850.
Shccp-Reccipts, 1000. Market strong;
lambs. $500 n $50. muttonH, $3.50 %
t..a0.
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GOLDEN cara SHIPMENT.
Three Tons of cysn,de. Now Ia from Til.
Property.

Tho Golden Gate Il In with another
immense shipment Of cyanldcs. the lot
weighing In the nclRhborhood Of GOO
pounds and reaching a value Of nearly
100000. The mill n In splendid working
order and turns out between 600 and 100
tons Of ore daily. while the mine COM
tinues In prime shape, we'll able 10 sup
Ply tn demands OF the big plant. ~
stated IN these columns several days
ago. work u now going ON which viii
rive the mill a daily capacity of 1000
tons the additional tanks 90 be In active
operation about the middle Of next
August.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-17

Denver. Colo. April iI.-cattle-I,e-
cclpts, go, Market slow and steady;
beef steers. a.75H5.O 0i COWS. a.00Gl. 90.
feeders, freight paid 60 river. a.GSpi.15.
htookcra do. a.0ous,oo; bulls, stays,
etc. 2.2in3.2s.
Hogs-noceiptn. 100. Market steady:
light packers. 1.C0G3.s0. mixed. $3.50
a.iii heavy, 3.GSGa.si.
No sheep
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-17

Negotiations for the sale OF the York
property, which N considered one OF
the best In the district. have been GO
Ing on for n week past. The price
asked u stated 20 be $4,000. and about
tho only obstacle In tho way of con-
summation OF the deal ~ said TO be the
price asked By the leaHera, Messrs.
Grow. Taylor aud pugsiey, for the re-
llnquiShment of their lease, which has
about fourteen months yet 10 run. II
u expected, however. that the deal Will
b. closed by tomorrow.'-Iilngh Bull
letlu
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ANOTHER WEEK
BEGUN IN THE PIT
Market Was Bearish and Stocks
Generally, Suffered.
NEW BOARD IN NEW PLACE
psy,s RECORD 73.saO shares for the
sum OF s2s,3G0.O1 - Daisy
Again Attacked.

A total OF a.s2o shares changed hands
in the pit today. the stock having a
selling value OF s2s.5ees1. The old
board had quite brisk call and dealt
In $500 shares for s2i.7oO.5o. while the
new board directed the bulk Of Its
energies to Daisy. and made record Of
1890 shares for is.ees47. The market
suffered a decided bear movement.
stocks generally sharing In the down
ward trend.
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DUCHESS MINING COMPANY.

Articles Of Incorporation Of tho
Duchess Mining company wcfc Med
with tho county clerk today The lncor-
poraiorH are; A. y. Kendall. g. W.
Johnnon, y. isedman. J. NJ. Moore and
II. r. Duke. The amount OF capital
stock has been fixed at $50. 600. divided
Into 100000 shares OF the par value Of
10 cents each, The company'a proper
~ II situated In iioxeldcr county and
consists Of the Copper King. silver
King aud the shepard Mining claims.
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Edward. ~ the inro,.

George Y. Edwards. superintendent %
the Mcrcur. came In from camp last
night. and was IN conference with the
compnny'a directors during the day.
The gentleman reports things under HE
charge running smoothly. and speaks
highly Of Developments In the lnHot,
where, he says. good milling values
have been encountered, While giving
no figures. Mr.. Edwards intimatcd that
already the mine was IN condition 20
yield profits. aH he stated that values
were improving M the miners pushed
their way into the ground. thus lnaur-
Ing future success Of the project.
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Chicago. April i7.-iioFa-I,eccipta
$4,000. tomorrow 1900. LETT over 1905.
Market strong to about steady. Mixed
and butchers. a.Gsdafis. good heavy.
aso6t0o. rough heavy a.s5pa's: Hight.
3Gsn3.g0.
Cattlc--RcccipiH. 1850. Market
steady, sholcc fat cattle and handy
llghtwclghta stronger. Btcvcs 4.O0di.15.
ocwc ard hcifors. i.1snLeo. TeNaa
steers. t0ous.SO. stookcrH and feeders.
3.t0Gs.0O.
shcop-Rccclpts 5000. Market
steady. sheep 5.2;qS.0o. lambs. i25g
$50.
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Salt Lake city. Utah. April Il. 1890.
Below are Wholesale selling figures
on poultry. butter. eggs and cheese.
grain. -four. etc.
POULTRY.
There II big demand for poui-
try and the market In very bare.
Dressed poultry drawn. with heads and
feet on. bring figures as follows;
Turkeys. per h.. go. ......,.. IL
liens '.... 80. -. -. ...,.,.,,..,,iOGll
itoohtcrh 80. ........,... .....,..... %
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
Creamery butter. =. ...... .... 80
Cheese. Utah tnew) ...................lO
EGGS.
The egg market ~ well supplied nj
present. but prices are getting better.
the figures quoted boing $3.50 per case.
GRAIN.
Wheat-CO cents per bushei.
oats-si,i5 per hundred.
Corn-il.ib per hundred.
Cracked c0rn--fi. 20 per hundred.
lirnn-N0c per hundred
Rye-u per hundred.
shorts-9oc per hundred.
Bariey-si2o per hundred.
LOOSE HAY.
Timothy 81 90 per ton.
Mixed 100 per ton.
Alfalfa-i6.00 per ton.
FLOUR.
High Patent. per owt. ...............i.b0
Stralght Grade. per cwt. ........... i.95
Family. per cwt. ...,..,., .....,.... l95
Potatoes, per bushel.. =. :. :. :. Us
FRUITS.
ApPLEs-Cood Htock-utah, In good
demand, per bushel, 81 g5Gn 80.
LEMONS California, per box, 400
$500,
NAVEL oRANCEs-,a5O
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