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Arizona republican., 1899-11-13
On EVERY BOTTLE

OF ShiIoh's Consumption Cure is this
guarantee: "All We ask of you is to
use twO-thirds of the contents OF this
bottle faithfully. then if you can say
you are not benefited return the bottle
10 your druggist and he may refund
the price paid" Price % cents, so
cents and 81, DIR. 9. H. Keefer, Drug
gist.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-13
4 SHREWD MOVE.

Cora-What sense can you sec in the
game of golf2
Merritt-The sense is displayed by
the players having a boy to carry the
big bundle of sticks for them.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-13
LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES

One size smaller after using Aliens Foot-Ease 4
powder to be shaken int the shoes. 1t makes
tight or new shoes feel easy; ives instant relief
to corns and bunions. It's the greatest comfort
discovery of the ag4 Cures swollen +. ct, blist-
ers and callous S. cts Aliens Foot sase is =
certain cure for inc rowing nails, sweating, hot,
aching feet At all druggists and shoe stores,
25c Samples FEE by mail. Address. Allen s..
Ohm, I. d. lie Roy, n. y.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-13

WANTED-Several persons for dis
trict office managers in this state to
represent me in their own apd sur
rounding counties. Willing to pay
yearly 5000. payable weekly. De-
sirable employment with unusual OPP
portunities.. References exchanged
Inclose self-addressed stamped en-
velope. S. A. Park, 300 Caxton Build
ing, Chicago.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-13
EDUCATIONAL.
REDUCED RATES TO GLOBE.

The Phoenix Short Line has ar
ranged for reduction il the ticket
rate from Phoenix to Globe, and pas
sengers rot desiring stop-over privi-,
leges can purchase tickets at rate Of
s12. This is a reduction of $3.50 and
is s7.65 less than local rate.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-13

CARPENTERS and handy men can
find two months work by calling at
office of Arizona Water company,
'O'Neill building.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-13

LEAVE orders for housekeeping and
work of all kinds at Labor Office, 213
West Washington. n. D. Valentine,
119 West jefferson.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-13

y WELL furnished suburban residence
to rent; six rooms; three large clos
cts; freplaces in two rooms, rent
very reasonable to good party If
taken soon. Team and carriage if
desired. Address Box 722.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-13

FOR SALE-Eighty acres of land five
miles from Phoenix, snap for cash.
Call at office and be surprised at the
low price. W. ]. Murphy. First ay-
enue and Adams street.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-13


Mesa, Ariz.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms; tran
sients accommodated. Adams street,
between Center and First streets.
The Anderson house.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms
suitable for light housekeeping. In
quire 325 North Fourth Street.
MRS. CURRY, clairvoyant and healer.
Obcession removed, tobacco. NOR
phine, opium habits cured. All dis
eases successfully treated. Room 10
Cotton block.
WANTED for general house
work; family of two: good wages.
Call evenings. Mrs. w. j. Rainey,
Adams hotel.
FOR sALE-Forty good dairy cows.
near Phoenix. Will lease ranch with
COWS. Good opening for small cap
ital. P. o. Box 234, Phoenix.
FOR RENT-sunny furnished front
room. 516 West Van Burne.
FOR RENT-Furnished house. 125
North Third street. No invalids.
GRAIN lands for rent. Half section
under the Salt River Valley canal,
with water furnished. Arizona Water
Co., O'Neill building.
FOR RENT-Lovely sunny rooms.
with high class board, in best part of
city; modern conveniences. Mrs. c.
F. Impey, 461 North Fifth avenue.
BARGAINS in many lines at 245 East
Washington Street.
AGENTS Our Economic Gaslight
Burner fits any kerosene lamp and
gives an elegant white gaslight; no
smoke. chimney, smell or bother; best
seller ever produced; write for sam
pies and particulars. The Economic
Company, No. 157 Washington ST.,
Chicago.
WkNTED-A woman for homework.
Apply DR.. Stroud, 691 North Center
Street.
FURNISHED or UNFINISHED rooms to
let Apply at SO2 West jefferson
Street. between Eighth and Ninth
avenues.
GO to the Doris for the best furnished
rooms; strictly first-class. No. 50
South Second avenue, opposite court
house.
WANTED-16O acres alfalfa under the
old canals. Money to invest in pay
ing projects. Houses built to suit
purchaser on monthly payments.
Securities bought. Money to loan.
Copper properties wanted.
PRICE, CREIGHTON & CO,
Fleming Building.
WANTED-Day nurse for child; must
furnish satisfactory references; white
girl preferred. Apply at is North
Second avenue.
FOR SALE-Cheap, Morgan & Howe's
coffee and tea canisters, coffee mill
and motor. Apply to KesslerBoyle
Grocery Co.
WANTED-Ticket to go east. Inquire
this Office.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, single
or en- suite; new management; strict
Iy respectable. The Occidental, Cen
ter street, opposite Hotel Adams.
WANTED-A girl to do general house
work. Call at 325 West Jefferson
Street.
WANTED Experienced girl for gem
eral Homework. Apply mornings,
at pa East Van Buren,.
WANTED-Womau or girl to do house
work. Call Thomas drug store, 24O
East Washington.
LOST-PrObably on Washington or
North Third streets, a solid gold
lady's collar-pin, heart shaped. Find
er will please return to this office and
receive reward.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-13

WANTED-Day nurse for child; must
furnish satisfactory references; white
girl preferred. Apply at rs North
Second avenue.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-13

WANTED-16O acres alfalfa under the
old canals. Money to invest in pay
ing projects. Houses built to suit
purchaser on monthly payments.
Securities bought. Money to loan.
Copper properties wanted.
PRICE, CREIGHTON & CO,
Fleming Building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-14
Parties from New York VIII Look
Over Deep Greek Route.
ANOTHER CRIPPLE CREEK.
Report from nan valley District En-
cpur,E Ing -AaoIncr Lead tui In ~
Amigo claims, Park valley.

II Is reported that J. Il. weImer and
others Who are working uD the Deco
Creek ruiiroad ~ .Jc,t afe meeting with
success as far Ms they have gone In
the matter. Two capitalists are expect
cd here from New York shortly. who
viii look the situation over and every
confidence Ii expressed In their being
favosably impressed with the scheme
which. according to the estimates OF
Engineer ]. T. Brcckon. will cost about
5000 mile. A million dollars Will
therefore be needed TO build the 900
miles " track needed to penetrate the
Deep Creek district. II Is stated that
shipments OF 200 tons a day have been
guaranteed for 200 days In the year at
"a freight rate Of $500 a ton.
Mt Welmer operated with others In
the Lake Superior iron mines before
the panic OF 'as and has been connect
ed with the building Of several railroads
thoro. From his experience In the Sec
tion he has no hesitation In saying that
a road 10 Deep Greek would pay be-
tween 10 and 10 per cent on the capital
Invested from the start.
The j. u. Wclmer company have Just
secured - claims In addition to 30
patented claims they already owned,
making % claims altogether. from
which the company can draw In doing
their part towards supplying tonnage
Tor the proposed road. Immense bodies
" orc are said TO exist Ia the district
ON number OF patented claims. which
are held In ldleness by number u
Salt Lake men who are only waiting
Tor transportation facilities, when they
Will begin operations on large scale.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-14

Special Correspondence.
Bellevue, Utah Dee. S.-For the last
twenty years there has been more or
less speculation Ia regard To the mineB
OF hun Valley, but until the last eight
months nothing has been discovered
that would make the least ripple on
the wave OF public opinion. At this
writing ores are being extracted and
sacked from several claims on the West
side of Eagle Mountain and II II
thought by some people that the year
1900 viii witness the opening up here
OF another Cripple Creek. The Iron
Town range comes into conjunction
with thu Stntcllnc range on the west
fork OF Beaver Dam Greek and some OF
the gold bearing velns are large aud
Will be productive when further de-
vclopcd.
The Admiral schley vein exceeds In
width. anything yet discovered. IL
shows lead vein In place on u Granite
foot wan that Ii i5 feet In width. "A
large black and gray copper vein has
also been opened w on which Me
Wicker has given assay returns which
show u TO ~ per cent. BESIDES the
above there IL also a vein OF quartz that
assays from 81 10 $50 IN gold per ton.
The Fiorcl mine, owned by Messra.
Empcy and Hnmblin, shows high
grade copper ore.
John NJ. Adair IN working the old
General Grant mine where a fnc look
Ing vein OF copper has been opened up.
Resides copper values tho ore body
shows gold values, according to re-
turns from James wilder, ut 500 a ton.
The vein is about Is feet from wall TO
wall.
The cold vein on the west fork Of
Beaver Creek n 40 feet wide. The
rock II similar In appearance TO that
AZ the DE Ia Mar. New, mino
being a femiglnous quartzlte with ar
Henlcnl aulphuretted composition,
which, by burning the rock, and thcn
pulycrizlng II, VIII pan out fine gold.
There are more than 20 claims In the
liull Valley mountains which will pan
out gold after first burning the ore en-
yer does not seem TO be plentiful South
| crn Utah III noted for Iron and copper.
but II is probable thnt a gold OUTPUT
| VIII be recorde1 during the year 1900
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-14

Montpelier. and Mr Dougherty q
Binckfoot. The gentlemen have 10
claims In the district. their locations cx.
tending continuously for Distance OF
three miles, with some side locations.
The work Is In charge OF Mr. Glenn
ems. who has had force OF men ems
ploycd there since April. The strike
was made In the cross-cut tunnel
distance u POS feet from the mouth.
and depth Of 100 feet perpendicularly
from the surface. The ledge dips AZ
an angle Of Is degrees into the hill ana
20 the south.
The foot wall IL cushioned with foot
Of clay. Then comes the. ore body.
While the extent OF the ledge II not
known. Mr.. Hawiey said yesterday thoy
had enough In sight to insure very
good property. Tho ore 10 strikinEiy
simlinr to theAtlanta ore and while
not free milling can be easily treated
by amaienmation and concentration.
Several months ago Mr., Clemens, who
had some locations IN the Volcano DIS
trict In 1891, went out TO the district
to make an examination Tor hlmsct
and the other gentlemen named. ON the
surface they had two distinct veins OF
copper and silver. II was for the pur-
pose Of cutting thcfn at considerable
depth that the crnss-cut tunnel was
started. These veins, which were about
six or seven feet wide. are separated
by u feet Of diortts. While II Is intend.
cd to push the cross-eut tunnel on until
these vcirs are cut. Immediate attcn-
tion viii be given TO the now discovery.
which % regarded by the owners as one
% the highest importance. II the two
veins mentioned have the same dip M
tho ruid-Hiivtr vein, the owners figure
they VIII have 10 70 - or 20 feet farther
before they will strike them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-14

Search for Copper Ia Ola Volcano District
IrMhrded with Mnld.

The strike reported few days ago
In the Old Volcano district II proving
up well, Referring TO the matter the
Idaho Daily Statesman OF the i2th Inst.
says
What Is believed 10 be one Of the
most important mining strikes made In
the state In a number Of years is re-
ported from the old Volcano district
ON camas prairie, about 30 miles from
Glcnn'a Ferry. In cross-cuttlng for
two veins that showed copper and some
silver ON the surface n ledge OF gold
bearing ore has been encountered The
ledge has been cut Into a distance VI
ELK feet without any signs NJ the hang
ing wall, The ore body for that DIS.
lance across has been sampled and
the samples have been assayed In this
city, showing an average value OF sii
a ton In gold and silver,
The property In which this strike
was mnde Ia owned by j. II. Hnwley
and W, II. Pickett OF this city, Judg,
]. c. Rich ana william Clemens Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-14

A 400. foot Vein ,of Low Grade ore has
Iiesn Located on Grimes Greek.

V. Van Buren,. J. Greenwood and
William Webster have located a claim
on bis quartz ledge on the east side Of
Grimes creek. two and a half miles
above the Base comps ny's power house,
says the Idaho city World. The ledge
feet wide. Many assays have been
made OF ore all the way across The
ledge. and while II In low grade, the
showing " sufficient to Justify develop
ment. The owners last sunday sent
down men ai.d supplies and work will
begin Immediately. A cabin has been
put up and the owners have otherwise
prepared for the wlnter's work. A tun-
mel will be driven In on the ledge 100
feet. and will gain n depth OF 1876 feet.
when tunnel IL In 100 feet crosseuts
VIII be driven both ways TO the walls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-14

South Swansea marketed cars OF orc
today.
The Horn Silver marked cars OF ore
today.
A copper stain II reported In the west
drift OF the Bunker Hin.
Dr. Carnahan reports an Increasing
mining activity on Willard Hill.
Grand Central has more cara OF
hlgh grade ore on the market.
The lcssees on the Niagara property
at Bingham had Q cars Of ore on the
market today.
james stevena the wei known wheel
right has returned from a tour OF In
spoc,lon to Park city.
Tho receipts al the Conklln sampler
during the past days are II ears from
Tlrtlc, from Stockton and / from
lirinBham.
The present ore output from Lead
vile n about $500 tons a day.
The Taylor Brunion sampler receipts
yesterday and today are ~ cars from
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-14

Company May Decide to Take Out Some
OF its Rich silver Lead ore.

a meeting OF the directors OF the
Valley View Mining company was
booked for this afternoon 10 consider
the advisabllity OF stopping out the ore
from the old tunnel on the company's
property near Bellevue. Ida. Some cx-
tunnel In times past. Some OF II assays
rs high ~ Is per cent lead with lis
ounces In silver. II occurs in pockets
and great deal OF this grade ore "
said to exist about the old tunnel work.
ings. The new tunnel has intercepted
thr ledge which completed the last con-
tract. II IL likely that the directors
win decide this afternoon to continue
work IN the new tunnel. where II IL
thought n little more work will open
up the rich vein encountered In the old
tunnel higher up the hill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-14
STRIKE AZ ROCKY NAN. W.
samples from riv. f"ot Ledge Assays as
High NJ. $500 . Ton Gold.

Robert Brainnrd. Of Rocky bar. II n
guest at the Capitol Mfr. Brainnrd re-
ports very important strike on the
edge OF Rocky iinr In what II known
as Spanish Town. by Elmer H. Townc
and his partner. The strike was made
three weeks ago. Mr.. Towne has since
bought his partners interest. The
ledge is about Ave feet wide on the
aurfnce and has every indication OF
pcrmancncy. Assays Of the ore run as
high as $500 n ton gold and the aver
aFeia very high. The ore IL base on
the surface. which rs the unusual thing
for that distrlct.=Bolsc Statesman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-14
BINGHAM cry corrEH co.
WIN Crosseut To the Tunnel - An As-
ses.ment Levied.

Superintendent NJ. J. West IL ntown
from the brigham city Copper and
state oompany's property ana reports
2J-inch vein Of copper ore which aver
ages little over 20 per cent copper.
II has been decided TO crosa-cut TO the
tunnel AS "A better way Of getting out
the ore. Of which big sample specimen
IL to be seen in the window VI MoHsrs
Irvine and Mason. In order to prose-
cute this work the directors Of the
company met yesterday afternoon and
levied AN assessment of y cent share
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-14

The fact that the Glpsy Blair was no,
called today on the exchange gave rise
to some speculation as TO the CAUSE Of
Its withdrawal from the lists. Sales
We're reported yesterday at between 9
and cents. II has since transplrcd. II
Is said. that the stock was washed, /"
that II. fictitious sales were made In
order to mlslcnd md deceive the pub
lie. The committee In charge Of such
things took up the matter and decided
that such practices were not In nar-
rnony with the purposes and privileges
OF the exchange. and hence the with
drawal OF the stock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-14

Tlntic. from bingham and . from
Frisco.
Phcnomennlly rich gold ore has been
struck on the Dewey claims On the
Clearwater. says the spokane Review.
Gu 8. Pcyton says that the latost re-
ports from the Picnic state that the
property IN looking exceedingly encour-
aging.
a carload 81 ore Is promised from the
Savanic copper mine In Mohovc coun-
". Arizona, soon after the end OF the
month.
The Kurtz-chattcrton copper mine
In the Grand Encumpmcnt district. has
been sold to n Chicago syndicate for
$4,000. rays the Laramie boomerang.
II IL reported that the Union Shelter
Manufacturing Company. of ST. Louis.
will build n fifty-ton custom smoltcr
at Sumptcr. Oregon.
Earl Dunshce has returned from Seat.
tie. Wash. where he has been employed
by the Index Mining company In the
position Of assoycr.
Walter Goodwin. who owns number
OF very fine Alaskan gold nuggets. cx-
poets to return To his field OF labor In
that country In few days.
The Spokane Stock Report says that
last weeks business was q very salts
factory one with price satisfactory and
general upward trend was perceptlble.
superintendent u. II. Gillies says
that a great deal OF work IL being done
Just now at the Sioux Ajax property
In Tintlc.
An assessment Of one cent n share
has been LEVIED by the Bunker iiill.
The Blue bird has levied an assess
ment OF y cent IA share which becomes
delinquent on January 18th.
Several payments on the Star Con.
assessment were made today. Others
have contributed during the past two
days. The owners OF 100000 shares have
slgnihod their willingness to add their
quota.
Another car Of ore from the Frisco
OF bingham was on the market today.
The management expect soon to en-
counter the Maggie 8. vein. where Il Is
thought o revelation Will be made.
Preparations nrc being made by tho
Glasgow and Western Exploration com
pany for vigorous campaign OF de-
vclopment at the company's property
In Nevada.
II. c. Chambers 10 back from the
Park and. when seen today, stated that
there II nothing new In the rmclter
situation. A number OF Park city Rcn-
tlemen are discussing the proposition OF
building q new smelter. but II In not
known what VIII be done about tho
matter.
President ID. II. Peery Of the mining
exchange returned yesterday from
two weeks trip TO California. While
away he visited Col. Isaac Trumbo's
Golden Cross mine In San Diego coun-
~. A big stamp mill IL In operation
and preparations are being made to
build cyanide plant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-14

Omaha. Ncb Dec. li.-cattlc-Ro-
cvipts, 2i0O head. Market. bost, steady;
others slower. Native beef steers $50
0GiO;wcstorn steers. i000iN0. Texas
steers, 3,9iHi25. cows and hclfers, 3,25
0Ai0; Gamers 2.25M3.25; stockors and
foedsr, aGO0l75. calves. 8.5Oui5O; bulls.
stays. etc, 2.G0U3.00,
llogY-Rccolpts, q. 800 head. Market
steady 60 stronger. Heavy, 3.a2isH
391i. mixed. g,Q5Q3.e1ls; Hight. 3.9Ilsar
io5 pics, 390d3.g5. bulk OF sales. 1896
G2g7is.
Shcep--Roooipts. 1000 head Market
slow. easier. Native muttons, 4s0u
i.6i, western muttonA, 4000t30. stock
sheop. 3g50i25; lambs, i25Q59O.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-14

40 says "a letter from WIN. Dit ut tn. ~
Amigo Claims,

4 letter was received In town today
which states that William Dix has cut
another lead In the III Amigo property
In Park Valley The last vein was cut
In the tunnel about 1876 feet from the
entrance. The vein was reported to
be 80 feet wide, 10 feet Of which was
feet further In aud while no further
particulars are giVeh 1t IL stated that
samples Will reach town at the latter
part OF the week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-14
A WELL-KNOWN
new YORKER

pays this tribute to the Bu,,ls,,,,,
dining-car service,
THE dining.car service Of III, ns,
ington route is about the bss, ,h,r, /,
on every table In the dining ca, IA +,
fresh bunch OF American Beauty ~,
one Of which the walter afii1es 10 M,
coat when you have finished your n.,l
The cloth Ia changed with each ~,
no matter how little solled. III, nam
though not LONG. Is wonierfully vi
selected and admirably served"
Go east on the Chicago Special VIII.
leaves Denver at $50 D. m, OF On IA,
Vestibulc Flyer. which leave, a, M
,. m. and you can see for younsl, h,s
good. how clean. how Reasonable /,
price. our dlning-ear service H.
Tickets at Offices Of connecting llns,
Ticket once. 2ii s. W. Temps Street
II. r. WATSON. General Assnt San
Lake City.
II. =. NEsLEN. Trav, Pass a rr,iss,
Agent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-14

The Shcba mine In Etar district.
Humboldt county. has been bonded for
$4,000. The Shcbn produced ore In the
past that showed value Of 800 ton.
The Cuyahogn Mining company. OPP
Grating IN Smith valley. Lyon county,
IN preparing to put up n tcn-Htnmp mill
TO crush ore from the Delphi mine.
which Is now producing thirty tons n
day.
ore assaylng 5000 per ton In gold is
alleged To have been found In the
Great West gold mine In Black canyon.
Humboldt county. A milling plant In
TO be installed on the property
About twenty men are employed IN
extracting ore from the Electric and
other mines In Arabia district Hum
boldt county, and the ore II hauled up
by teams to Orcana for shipment There
Il said to be a large accumulation OF
ore at the mine ready for transporta-
tion.-iicno Journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-14

Knnlna Clty, Dec lN-Cattle-Ilo.
kot steady Go weak, Native stccre, 40
06.2b. Texas steers, 3iOM500. Texas
cows, s.S0n3,25; native cows aud hclfer-,
1.50ui50; atockors and feeders, 3.30f
600. bulls. g.i5u3S5.
Hoga-lleecipts 1900 Market steady
Go % lower. Bulk Of sales, i.OOai %;
heavy, a,p0li0i. packers, i00fli. O5i
mixed, aabni02la; Hight. a97MaLO1Is
workers, i.OOUi0lH. pigs. 3.1OHiO0.
shcep- Receipts, 5000. Market steady
Lambs, i5Ou5i0. muttons. 3,O0Uf,50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-14

Denver, Colo, Dee. il.--Cattlo-Re-
eelpta, 100 Market strong: beef steers.
sta1isOi cows, 2.250a,75: feeders,
freight paid 10 river. 3.500ib0, stock
srs, freight paid to river. A.OOq4, IS;
puils. stays. ETC., 2.00G325.
hpss Receipts, 100. Market steady
70 lower. Light packers, 3.C5U3.s5;
mixed and heavy, 3.s5Q3.95.
sheep-RecelDls, none.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-14

Chicago, Dec. t.--Cnttle-fteccipts
1850 Best steady others l0ffl5c lower.
butchers stock lower. cannerH about
steady. Fancy Christmas bceyoa, 1850
500 bccves. AlOu7O0; cows. 3oe0iG0;
hcifers, a,25d6OO, Gamers. lg0n300,
steers, 9.tOqi,i5. Texas fed bcevcs 400
Qi75
Hogs-Recelpts 5000; tomorrow 2s,
600; left over SIN, Heavy packing hogs
about steady. other shade lower. Mixed
and butchers Q .gOdi.iO; good To choice
3,s5; Hight 3.s5Gi.o6; bulk Of sales 800
Qi.O5.
sheap-Rcceipts $4,000. Best natives
steady; others slow. Native wcthorf
4.O0Il.75; westerns i.i00i.b0. native
lambs i.Oo0i.75; western lambs s'Oog
5.CQ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-14

May wheat opcped nj G9ih and de-
clined to G9MIi., where the market
stendied on buying against puts.
CLOSET Wheat--Dee. 05t. May GgA'
July 10A.
Corn-Doc slh: May 33@.
oatf-Dsc. 22as. May 2ihNA.
Pork-Dco. S.Sj: May 100.
Lard-Dec. 5,20 May 5.G2i-n5 .6j.
Rlbs-Dec .. 30. May Gas.
Cash; Wheat-No. red GIAG.Gs No.
90: No. Q hard winter Gi0Ciis: No. /
northern spring GGhUGsis. No, . north
ern spring GiAd6s. No, Q spring ESQ
G1ih.
Corn-No. 2 ~: No. 3Oii.
Onts-No, 32A; No, . 22ls,
FlnN-lAl.
narlcy-35mi5. iU..I
Tlmothy-gi5