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4 PALMETTO VICTIM.

Atlanta. Ga. March 21.-Iohn Bigby
who was shot by the Palmetto mob last
Thursday, died here to-day. His death
makes the fifth victim. Two others were
wounded.
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Before attacking an enemy map out
your line of retreat.
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STONE IN THE BLADDER
WAS REMOVED WITHOUT A SURGICAL
OPERATION.
This Case Was One of SO Much Interest Be-
cause Of its Severity That it Was
Known for Miles Around.
Below viii be Found an Int resting History CT
the Case, Written by Mr.. Bailey Himself.

| \ sense of profound gratitude and iov
| prompts me 10 write this letter | had
suffered for ten years with kidney and
bladder trouble. Last August | was
taken with terrible pain in my kidneys
which extended To the bladder. The
urine that | passed after standing a
while. became thick and ropy. or muddy:
left quantities of sediment in vessel and
gave me great agony to void it. Upon
advice of my physician | finally consent
cd to 30 to the. Hospital at Raleigh.
When | got there the chief surgeon OK
amined me, and said it would be neccs-
sary to remove the stone from the blad-
der by surgical operation. This he
admitted was dangerous, owing To my
age and feeble condition. | decided if |
must die | would go home and die with
my family. After | returned from the
Hospital in Il Respondent and almost
hopeless state of mind, | took your GER
tilicate and pamphlet, sent with the
sample bottle of Swamp Root, and went
to a kind and wise friend and we read
the circulars, and discussed my symp-
toms and the chances OF my recovery.
should | submit to an operation. We de-
cided to try your medicine. and if no re-
knife. After taking the sample bottle
bought six large bottles OF your Swamp
Root and used it according to directions.
And about February 9th, to my great
delight the stone seemed To crumble:
began to pass small particles of gravel
stone, and on that night | passed the
one enclosed, about the size of Il large
pea. | continued to pass these particles
and to improve until to-day. under God
Providence through your Swamp Root
treatment. my life has been spared. Had
chosen the knife treatment | fear |
would have been in my grave, or at the
best. lingering in the Hospital. i regard
your Swamp Root as the most wonder
ful medicine for bladder and kidney
troubles in the universe. and wish could
tell all who suffer as | and, the relief and
happiness it has brought me. | expect
TO continue its use occasionally to keep
my kidneys and bladder all right. ana
shall tell all | see in the condition |
was. how easy they can find relief by
using DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root. What
| have written can be substantiated by
prominent people of this place. | will
answer letters of inquiry if stamps are
enclosed for reply.
JAS. X. BAILEY.
Feb Sth. 1899. Auburn. y. G.
Swamp Root brings sunshine and glad
ness in every home it enters. 1t is the
new discovery of DR.. Kilmer. the great
kidney and bladder specialist 1t is not
recommended for everything but il you
have kidney or bladder trouble it will
be found just the medicine you need.
To get a sample bottle of Swamp Root
the great Kidney and Bladder Remedy
by mail free, write DIR. Kilmer x Co.,
Binghampton. y. Y. telling them YOU
saw this liberal offer in tue Raleigh
News and Observer Regular sizes at
druggists .0c. and 81 90 bottles.
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GIBBONS MAY BE NENT POPE.

London. March 21.--A dispareh to the
Evening News from BRUSSELS REEVES The
rumor that Cardinal Gibbons may be The
next Pope.
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Actors should consider themselves
lucky if. when about to retire. the au-
dience doesn't heavc anything but signs
of relief
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REICHsTAG PASSES BUDGET.

Berlin, March 21.4The Reichstag to-
day passed the budget aud adjourned
until April 18th.
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Col. L. NJ. Argo was able to be out
yesterday after an illness of several
weeks. His friends are delighted 10
know that he has almost recovered his
usual good health.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-15
street. Danbury, has loads Of sweet meats
for Christmas. Notice their "adv."
DoDaIHeTowN AND VICINITY.

Miss Clara Durant Of Danbury haG
been the re cent guest of her Rrandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs Lorenzo Durant.
Mrs George Crane and granddaughter
Miss Lucy Andrews, passed Thanksgiv
ing in Redding, the guests OF Mrs Fran
ces Platt.
Mr. and Mrs J. w. Behn and family
were guests on Thanksgiving day OF Mrs
Behn's brother, Villa m Miller, of Beth.
ell.
Mr. and Mrs A. K. Bevans have been
the recent guest Of e. G. Bevans.
Mrs Orpha Ferry has been visiting re l.
atives In Bethel.
Mr. and Mrs Daniel Davis and family
of Esston, Misses Luella and Bessie
Davis Of Hattertown and Charles Briscoe
of Botsford passed Thanksgiving with
Mr. and Mrs Ernest e. Ferry.
Mr. and Mrs Lorenzo Durant passed
Thanksgiving day the guests of their
son, Clarence Durant, in Danbury.
MIR and Mrs P. G. Durant and daugh-
ter, Miss Hazel, of Danbury, passed
Thanksgiving with MIR and Mrs Henry
Kendall.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-15

The case of Frederick Bemfs, executor,
against Botsford H. Peet was tried be-
fers Judge Dayton in Sandy Hook on
Saturday last and upon the conclusion Of
the trial the court reserved it's decision.
1t was a suit brought by Mr. Bemis
against. Mr. Peet to compel him to ac-
count for several hundred gallons of
cider which it was claimed he had charge
of in the mill Of the late Charles Warner.
Beecher 6 Garfield appeared for the
plaintiff and G. e. Northrop for the de-
fense.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-15

A present valued very highly by the
editor is the photograph and autograph
Of Hon A. B. Mygatt, president Of the
First National bank of New Milford. The
picture was taken a few weeks ago on
his birthday, and also includes a photo.
graph of his daughter, Mrs r. s. An.
drews of Bridgeport. Mrs Andrews Ii
pleasantly known in Newtown. for heI
kindly and unostentatious acts Of charity
to the poor while she was resident
here. Although in some what feeble
health MIR Mygatt possesses remarkable
vitality for one Of his years, and is q
daily visitor to the bank.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-15
RMD HOT FROM THE GUN

Was the ball that hit 6. B. Steadmsn
of Newark, Mich, in the Civil War. 1t
caused horr rible Ulcers that no treatment
helped for 20 years. Then Bucklen's Ar
nica Salve cured him. Cures Cuts,
bruises, Burns, Boila, Felons, Corns, Skin
Eruptions. Best Pile cure on earth. 25
cts box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by
r. H. Beers 6 Co., Newtown; S. C.
Bull g Co., Sandy hook; Allen Joyce,
Roxbury Station; Edward A. Honan,
Mer rwinsville; William J. Beehler, Brook
field William B. HswleY, Sherman. Drug
stores.
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CUBA AND PORTO RICO.

These sui iects have constantly chang
ing aspects. History has been made
more rapidly in these countries during
the past two years than during the sleep
Of the preceding centuries. What is seen
in these lands both from scenic and
from a missionary point OF view will be
discussed at the meeting in the church,
next Sunday evening, December II, at
30 o'clock. The Offering then taken
goes toward the missionary work of the
church.
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MAINE SOUVENIRS.

Elegant watches, with cases made
from steel recovered from the wreck of
the battleship Maine. Have you seen
the Dewey watches? They are the most
popular for ladies and gentlemen and the
smallest American watches made. Made
OF Maine steel and gold. You will find
them at the Northrop Publishing Co., GO
Fairfield avenue, Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-15
Try GRAIN-Ol TRY GRAIN-ol

ask your Grocer to-day to show you a
package Of Grain.O o, the new food drink
that takes the place of coffee. The chill
dren may drink it without injury as well
as the adult. All who try it, like 1t.
Grain.O has that rich sea l brown of Mo-
cha Or Java, but it is made from pure
grains, and the most delicate ssomach
receives it without distress. IA the price
of coffee. 15c and 25c package. Sold
by all grocers.
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The merchants occupying stores In the
Arcade at Bridgeport ''chipped I'M and
decorated the Arcade mp In great shape
with Christmas green's. In the center
OF the open space magnificent spruce
tree was erected, which came all the way
from the state OF Maine. This IL deco
rated with electric lights and goods rep
resenting the wares sold by the various
merchants. The effect ID very pretty at
night and thousands Of people have vie.
tied the Arcade TO view the scene. THE
BEE can specially recommend Hubert !
RembSandt Art Store and the Postomca
News Store a. good places 60 select
Chriatmas gifts.
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J. B. Clark, Peoria, Ill. says, ssSuy-
geons wanted to operate on me for piles,
but cured them with DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve." 1t is infallible for piles
and skin diseases. Beware Of counte rfeits-
r. FL. Beers q Co., Newtown; 8. @. Bull
q Co, Sandy Hook "A. B. Brakeman, Bots.
ford; B. Hawley q Co., Stepney.
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H. Fl. sPoONER TO SPEAK.

Next Sunday morning, December II,
FL. FL. Spooner OF Bulls Bridge, Presi
dent of the State Christian Endeavor
Union, will speak in the church. In the
afternoon he goes to East Village and in
the evening to Stepney. He charmed
those who heard him at the union Chris.
tian Endeavor meeting in Newtown come
two months ago, and by unanimous wish
of his hearers he was aeked to repeat his
visit
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-15

Charles B. Read, Of the D. II. Read
Co.. of Bridgeport, showed his public
spirit and kindly desire to help worthy
cause, by making a nice contribution to
the fund for purchasing site for New
towns library building. This gift of Mr.
Read was greatly appreciated.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-15

Charles J. Hughes, the well-knowr
Bridgeport monument man, has erected
handsome granite headstone in ths
New Milford cemetery to the memory Of
the late John L. Brown.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-15

e. Bert Beers, who has been pursuing
a course of study at the Union Business
College in Bridgeport, has taken posi-
zion with the well-known clothing house
of j. r. Keane & Co.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-15

The case of Mrs Charles Warner
against Elliott Beardsley of Mapping,
which was suit on note, and which
was to have been tried before Judge
Dayton on Saturday last, was settled be-
fore trial
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-15

s. W. Lesher, formerly operator at
Newtown siding on the Highland divi-
sion, is now day operator at Southferd.
where W. A. Shepard is the agent. G..
w. Warner OF New York state is the new
operator at Newtown siding.
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REHEARsALs OF TIE CHILDREN.

The children who have part in the
Christmas entertainment of the Sunday
school will rehearse at the church, Wed.
nesday afternoon, December 20, from
$50 to 80 o'clock, and Saturday mern-
ing, December %, from 10 to u O'Clock.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-15

Mr. and Mrs James w. Tsbb and chill
dren Of New Haven returned to their
home, the first Of the week, after visit
of a week with Rev and Mrs o. W.
BARKER
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THE LADIES M1ss1oNA aY SOCIETY.

This society will hold It's December
meeting In the lower room Of the church
on Tuesday afternoon of next week, De-
cember 10, at 3 o'clock. The subject ia,
1.-THE Medical Work Of the American
Board :" the leader, Mrs 4. P. Smith.
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Town TOPICS.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH HoTEs.

#8-
THE CHRISTMAS SUNDAY SCHOOL FEs
TTYAL.
The Christmas entertainment Of the
Sunday echooi ~ill take place In the
church on Tuesday evening of Christmas
week, December 26, at 7.o'clock. Some
pretty exercises in the way Of q coastip g
song and the appearance of 1.-THE Three
Little Kittens" ara being arranged.
Santa Claus has an appointment to be on
haasst. Ali are invited to come ard erjoy
the evening with the children.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-15

Reed & Co., the druggists, corner Main
and Keeler streets, Danbury, have an
"adv." in another column which will in
terest you.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-15

Miss Alosia Peck of Hillsville, Pa,
was in town, last week, to attend the
funeral of her uncle, the late John B.
Peck.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-15

o. P. Hatton, the genial sad" writer
for the D. M. Read Co., of Bridgeport,
has been prostrated for q week with q
severe cold.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-15

Garvin, the druggist, next door to the
postoffioe. Bethel, has large line oi
atomizsrs and perfumes, just what you
want for Christmas present.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-15

Woodruff g Co. of Main street, Dan.
bury, are showing large line of cloth.
ing for the Christmas trade and thei
prices are right.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-15

ST Was nearly dead with dyspepsia,
tried doctors, visited mineral springs, and
grew worse. I used Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. That cured me-" It digests what
you eat. Cures Indigestion, sour stom-
ach, heartburn and all forms Of dyspep'
ala. q. Fl. Beers q Co., Newtown
q. i. Bull Il Co., Sandy Hook; 4. p
Biakeu,an, BotssoEd; ,. Hswley 4 Co.,
Diapns3s
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-15

Robert T. Murphy, who has recently
enlisted In the army, 10 home with his
father, Thomas Q. Murphy, for q 20
days furlough.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-15

W. B. Sniffen, the genial Sandy Hoof
postmaster, was In New York City OF
Monday.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-15

Mr. and Mrs Eli Barnum Of Danbury
were in town on Sunday, guests of Mr.
and Mrs Charles r. Besrdsley.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-15

Mrs william Ell. Glover and Mrs
Cha rles Glover and son, William, have
been visiting in Brooklyn and Babyl lon.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-15

Mrs Lydia Ann Beers Of Plattsville has
visited Mrs Polly Taylor and Mr. and
Mrs George r. Duncombe.
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THE CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS.

The Christmas greens are to be tied at
the church on the evenings of December
IS, 20, 81 and %. Let all who can join
In the work,
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-15

Austin Of IL White strset, Danbury
have an tad" In another column, whicl
will interest Christmas buyers.
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-15

Go to Erdman & Elweil of Fountai
Place. Bethel, for your Christmas candy
The Newtown bee., 1899-12-15

sg'he asv gosk CANDY Kitchen, Main
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squirrei2" thought everybody
knew this gay sprite Of the ruadaides.
lie is O true squirrel about the size
Of the common red one. and Of the
same reddish tone. which. like bis
brother of the trees is much brighter
In winter than IN summer, when the
long. warm. handsome FUR suitable
for cold weather and the nuptial time.
is replaced by warm-wcnther suit Of
cooler. shorter. and palor sort His
distinguishing marks are two white
stripes along the sides Of the back from
The fore.Hhuuidor TO- the root 0f the
tail. each hordered by n black line.
making him the rrett'eHt NJ our lesser
quadruppds aud giving 20 him. ns with
erect ears and trlliiug hushy tail he
Hcuda along the fence or scampera IN
and out NJ "a brush-pilc-for be la "a
true ground squirrel. rarely going oven
uuon Che trunk Uf % trcc-an air N
dandy pride md nlertnoss that D. most
engaging. In the Far West there are
four-liuod aud chockercd ones
our chipmunk Is thu familiar of the
Ola stone wall. and whorr ln some
parts of the country these are dis
appearing the chipmunk lH dlaappcnr-
luH too. while many skunk and
Woodchuek also find themselves dis
possessed. Ernest lngOuoll. in july
Lirplncotts.
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towards the CLOSE. losses extending 70
over % point BOO some prominent aiocka
Shorts covered making close teNeilsh
and unsettled with net declines Va
W0st cases.
SHORT WEEK IN STOCKS.
Sow York. july s.--Tho short week 10
thp stock market bias soon the Digestion
nf quito heavy selling Goo take pr9hia
Iv largo operators who bought last
week boo anticipation of o. strong mar
ket thlr week. ou the easing of the
money market rr0nt-tuklnE has
pressed most severely upon the group
uf hIgu-Hrula railroad stocks. when
showed such cJnapicuuuH strength last
week. notably Pennsylvania, Rev
YORK Central aud The grunEefH. Ihe
fuuctlouHry tendency WuH emphasized
by tho ur1lnra ~ The money market
iu rejecting thH disbursement Of lnfHr
amounts of money iu huif-ycnrly Hoi-
dement's The mlI-WUHs hhrIellng iu
the wheat market ou lDHra uf dnmnse
bv rains tu spring WhDlt bad iH in-
nuoncH on the selling movement IN the
EUtuErre. Thnro was % tendency 90
shift speculative activity into the ins
duHttuls while tha railroad Use was
thus under pressure. tho Older dividend
payers i.Iua tln ftvIrltUH. London cou-
uuIHI buyer of some laNYtlto stocks
aud was % factor Don sustaining prices
MONEY AND BONDS.
Sew York. july k.-Mouoy on call
steady nt per cent
Prime mercantile paper 3di per
cent
sterling exchange steady with actual
business DOB bankers bills 40 Aaiuthli1
fYf demand uud tsta uit5 Cor eI days,
u.Hi.I ratsl. tstua ana As3il, come
m.HIII bills. ass
silver CafuucHtHH. tHuGi.
Boz silver. cos.
Mexican dollars. ft4.
state bonds Inactive, railroad bonds
nru
Government bonds steady. ~ rg.,
GOT. ia fHs.. trsi du coupon, lo3, new
o. fUE.. 800. Iu coupon. = I'D, OLD A. req,
ltZI 600 coupon li4a, ss reg. AMI
coupon. il-t.
SUGAR.
Sew York. July s-sugar Raw.
Htuudys fair refining 4. centrifugal. 10
test a.. mulIHHoH sugar 3a. rcnngd
sugar hrm crushed. d. powdered, 5h.
graduated, sh.
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BULLION-BEGK'S
BIC ORE BODIES
Tintic Bonanza Has Them on the
l500-Foot Level,
MILL HANDLING 1880 TONS.


Though dlslncllncd 10 discuss condi-
lions lt the mine. John a. KIRBY, SUI
pcrnicudcnt OF che HuIll0n-bcck. adj
mittoI 90 "Nows' reporter this
morning Immediately on his arrival
from Tinte. that on the 500.foot level
now reached. thc property was ah1wiEn
large orc reserves. the mineral bcins Of
similar quality 90 that which is now
making regular dividends Tor the come
pany'a atockholderf "Yct the mine De-
looking exceedingly we'll" said Mr.
Kirby 1--WE have attained o. depth ui
1900 feet. where there Dr. % splendid
showing VI good milling and shipping
sro. The mill lH now running Co. llA
full capacity. handling lNu tHuH 10 ore
daily. and conditions aH whole are
very satisfactory
Questioned concerning operations nt
the Sioux mill. Mr Kirby stated that
the BuuIon-tiDek had contracted %
shin 0.OUU tons OF ORE there 80 tons ~
which were now going through the mill
daily The directors uf the Beck WIN
hold their monthly meeting On Monday
afternoon next. when The regular diNi-
dend % $1,000 viii likely Dc posted.
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of goo pounds Of eyanides at the re-
nnery
There were sixteen cars Of ore from
r.ntc at the Taylor Erunton sampler
today
Air John bern left for West Tintic
this morning 10 look over the lntcfhh-
'lnal
FfrI Schmidt. superintendent " The
n refine az Tlnuc. went out 90 the
mine LAST cvening.
superintendent u. G.. Chambers Of
the ontario mine at Park city, returned
yesterday from san Francisco.
Petro was q favorlte ln stock circles
today the approach NJ regular dlVl-
dcnds putting II right 10 the front
Dr. NJ. n. Buck and A. L. Morris
have just completed an Inspection on
properties ne bingham on which there
is deal pending
Jrlae y W. nurton and otto iiud-
SON expect 90 visit thulr onyx mine DO
NoMH canyon. Suit Lake county next
week.
The Centennial Eureka has posted its
usual dividend of 60 cents o. share, or
$1,000. payable ou the 18Th Inst The
books VIII close ou the 18th Inst
10 lg reported that strike hes boon
made Doc tFo properties uf the Snow
storm Mining company on the West DIP
iu "a drin from the iQ0.foot Lowell.
Negotiations are being carried ON Tor
the control OF the Frederick ard Crown
Prince property 40 Alta. which consists
0f SOME HiEteou claims adjoining the
Fnrstnn mine. 10 has about 81 10000
worth of improvements. and "a lH said
there be- plenty OF one in ught
The board M directors OF the Alaska
Mining company has elected the follow
lur officers John o. Case chicago.
presidents Fred T.. oswald Salt Lake.
vice pres dent: w. 49, Webster treIHur-
or, Morris 49, Hunt. gccrpt1ry. who.
With v. r. jennings. constitute the
board OF diroct1rs
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THE NEW CATHEDRAL.

Mr.. Albert Holt. having received the
contract Tor thc excavation Of the
foundation NJ the now Catholic cathc-
drol on the corner OF y and South Tenn
pie streets has commenced wot. In
earnest, Mt Holt n surprised ut the
material he Is going through. gravel.
cement ana clay In fact. he said. he
would not b. az an disappointed u some
NJ the stun carried sold. From the
slope NJ the mountains whore this
grand cathedral W. 10 be- built Mr. Holt
VIII have 10 show almost face OF ~
feet, 1t the very best % win bee "a face
~ from n 90 20 feet high from the
level Some people. Mr.. Holt further
Hnld, thought the digging OF this foun-
dalton would De picnic. Not after
the experience De had In digging out
the cellar Tor the Walker building ON
Second South street. where he cncuun-
tcrd everything outside OF dead body
tunnels, shafts, underground works
above and below. until his worlmen.
scared by superstition. quiu
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The sultan Consolidated Mining COM
plnN hy e., X Mccormick. W. NJ
white. u. ~. peory 1r. }. L, Far and
70. l.. Culbufu nlcd articles of incor-
porntlon with the county clerk today,
The limit ~ the capital stock ~ 100000.
with shares 40 81 each. The officers
are: President. e.. IS. Mccormick. vice
president. vs.. N. white. secretary and
treasurer. -. ~. perry Jr.. manager,
!. T.. FAIR These gentlemen along
with H. T. CulbuTn. also constitute tho
board NJ directors The Cumpnny'H
property consists of the Humboldt. Eu-
reku and Alton claims. situated In the
Newton mining district Beaver coun-
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Omaha, July s-CnttIr-R Receipts. 400
Market active, steady native beef
steers, t.bNu $3.50, western steers. .O0u
$50; Texas steers, I.taltt.tO COWS and
hHifcrH. a,5iHA,iO. yauuprs, 2.25ug.5U.
stockcrs aud feeders. 3.5iut. ~; calves,
lsOnu,OO. bulls. stuEH, etc., 3.OOua.g5.
Huga-l,cculptH BOO Market Dc
higher heavy J.h2hn8. no. mixed. $50
mI.hiih; light. s5uJ.gu. pigs. 3.giu
$50. bulk NJ sales. 3.h5u3.N1is.
Sheep Receipts. 900 Market strong.
icnrliugs, i.3iui.lsi western muttona.
i,O0ui,tis stock sheep. 1.B0ftl. 20.
lambs. .OOu4.UU.
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New iife on tho salt Lake fschhugc-
Daisy still Climbing,

This mornings session on the SAT-
Lake Exchange was characterized by
more lie than that " yesterday. Daisy
continued % gain strength, running ny
TO 92is cents, while Lower Mammoth
fell back Co % cents, and Galoua
dropped 1000 at 90 puly-Wcst sold Tor
1l2i5 and was fullov,d by Mammoth At
also ana fiha pptrl found buyers ut
from SEA Co siia cents. star Cumuu-
dated aud Northern Light were scarce
~ heard FROM only Too changing hands
~ chrh care. A single thousand Of
Joe Bowers went Tor lN cents followed
by Tetro at STA Bud $3.50 Manhattan at
" and Yankee Consolidated 900 ~.
The closing figures were us fulluWa:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

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