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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-10
SAYS AMES IS ALL RIGHT.
Private ScheIert Relieves ne Has
Been MisPepresented.

Albert Schelert, of Winona, recently dis
cha rged from the service as private in
tho First South Dakota volunteers, was
in st. Paul yesterday afternoon on his
way home from San Francisco. where he
has spent two months in the hospital, re-
covering from a bad wound in the Shout
der received while with his regiment in
the Philippines. He was wounded on the
firing line early in June and sent to Ma
Mia, where he received treatment In a
hospital and was afterwards sent to San
Francisco on troop ship.
when I left San Francisco" he said,
"the Minnesota boys I knew were eagerly
locking for the arrival Of the remainder
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-10
Welcome for Thirteenth.

The mayor and citizens committee have asked
the Commercial club to take charge of the arrange
ments the reception of the Thirteenth regiment
The Commercial club has agreed accept the respon
sbility AS the public has already been informed, ST.
Paul have the honor of furnishing the breakfast
this regiment upon the day of its arrival Every
woman in st. Paul who is willing to assist either
by furnishing food by waiting upon the tables Is
requested to be present at meeting to be held at
the Commercial club at p. N. Tuesday. If any who
willing to assist unable to be present they
requested to send a letter to the Commercial club
stating what they willing provide 1t is desira-
BILE early possible to complete arrangements for
the welcome so that nothing may be lacking Forthis
reason it is hoped that the response will be hearty
one.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-10

Five thousand dollars is being spent on
the loving cup which the city of New
York is to give Admiral Dewey, and
when it is completed the cup will be not
only model of beauty, but will be well
fitted to show the pride which New York
has in the great hero of the war The
cup is of design which will be very ap-
propriate for a naval hero. It requires,
however a great amount of very careful
work. and four sets Of artisans are en-
ployed day and night in order to get it
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-10
:I,,,,nez Must show Cause.

WASHINGTON. Sept 9.-The state de-
partment will move with elaboration in
recognizing any new government that
fore recognition is extended it must be
shown to the satisfaction of the depart
ment that the government seeking 1t Is
fully equipped for the duties 1t proposes
to assume. and is de facto as well as de
jure.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-10

T0-I15 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Y s.. 537
Up to Friday night the fair was $1,000
ahead of the same five days in 1898, the
cash taken in being $37,770.50, which does
not represent the actual cash value Of
the attendance, of course, as the railroad
tickets have yet to be accounted for.
Yesterday was about the usual crowd for
Saturday, although the special bill Of
fercd in front of the grand stand resulted
in rather more than the usual number
taking seats there. The feature is looked
upon to swell the receipts enough to
make I'D for any falling off in the at
tendance below the figures which had
been counted upon
The admissions last night were COM
paratively few, although a large number
stayed over from the day to witness the
fireworks, and the stand was we'll filled
las night
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-10

style that no English duke could as
pire to, and exercise a control unparal-
leled in England
Lord Rosebery declared that he pre-
ferred the British form of director and
chairman
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-10
An UnIuclSy Building.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. "a building
occupied by many of the bachelor OIL
GERS of the army at tie Preside was de-
stroyed by ere today, entailing a loss Of
nearly $1,000 Today's fire was the thir--
teenth in the history of the building, and
only last June $1,000 was spent Oh the
structure on repairs.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-10
snnth Dakota Fund.

Schamber this morning received 5000 on
the soldier return fund, making g total
of $11, 200 to date. The fund is coming in
more rapidly and there is no doubt about
its being raised.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-10
Eighteen karat gold is

finished in time Eighteen karat gold is
being used solely. The three panels of
the cup are differently decorated, One
will have a portrait of the admiral, sup
eagle Another will represent the Olym-
pia at sea- and the third will have an in
scription telling that the people. of New
York, in recognition of the brilliant VIC
tory of Manila bay, have presented the
cup to Admiral Dewey. The handles of
the cup will represent dolphins. A twist
ed rope emblematic of the American navy
will coil around the neck of the cup,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-10

of the exhibition season The police
were given reason to believe that the
practices carried on there were immoral
ana disorderly and took the matter in
hand
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-10
ST. PAUL POLICE WON.
Interurban Race BetYveen Mounted
BIueCOafS.

Ono Of tbs special features OF last night
a Ike Manila spectacle was a race be-
tween the mounted policemen of the
Twin Cities, Officers ToWhy and Finn
- representing st. Paul, and Officers Britt
and Gambold Minneapolis. The st. Paul
patrolmen had no trouble at all in win
ning the half-mile dash in :561s, which
was Officer Towhy's figure. officer Finn
was considerably behind the leader, but
was still ahead of the Mil City officers,
and his victory over them is especially
surp1 Using in view Of the fact that his
horse is sixteen years old and has been
under saddle in the police service of the
city fer thirteen years.
A panel with the legend, 1.-THE Twin
Cities, crossed flags surrounding it, and
The whole showing beneath a Minnehaha
of fire fully the size of the cataract, was
the piece de resistance of the fireworks
spectacle last night.
Tho scenery caught fire again, and the
fire department had a really and truly
run after giving an exhibition dash in
the half-mi}e track.
Too Much Johnson and Luzon won the
half-niic dashes for the runners in 5:52
and 5i2l, respectively.
Victor Francis, the aeronaut, only made
one ascent and parachute drop Yesterday
that about 40 p. m. He landed in the
grove half a mile northwest of the start
ing point
The Palace Of Illusions on the Midway
was Chased without waiting for the end
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-10
THIRTEENTH's SICK LIST.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 9.-The Mime
sofa sick taken to the Preside hospital
are as follows:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-10

When electricity fails to cure. when
medicine fails to cure. so to the State
Electro Medical Institute and let its Elec-
trical and Medical Specialists prove to
you that by their combined electro-medi-
cal treatment they can cure you when all
81 has failed
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-10

The Palace Of Illusions on the Midway
was Chased without waiting for the end
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-10

Too Much Johnson and Luzon won the
half-miie dashes for the runners in 5:52
and 5i5, respectively.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-10

AS the South Dakotans, led by Col.
Frost, and headed by their band. came
abreast the North Dakota line, the regi-
ment presented arms, maintaining this
position until the last OF the Minnesotans
had passed Then they fell in and the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-10

Tho scenery caught fire again, and the
fire department had a really and truly
run after giving an exhibition dash in
the half-lni}e track.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-12

way of the trnnn-siborian route. and
De- had the Kindness 20 ask me 20 ace
company him. Even now the route ia
almost continuous from Moscow 90 the
Amor river. and thence to Nladv1stuHk
on the Pacific coast with the exception
% "a comparatively short stretch. which
has been covered hy post horaus. This
marks almost commercial revolution
giving highway from western Eu-
rope to the Pacific. and from Our Pa
ellie coast into the Gar East and
thence To eastern Europe.
The road b. 20 well along that
trains are run out OF Moscow which
would natonlah even Americans as
models Of elegance These trains have
not only baths, libraries and other
modern equipments. but o complete
gymnasium 60 hcgullc the long trip
thrpurh Siberia. The original purpose
Of Russia was 20 make tho route one
for military and strategic purposes.
linking the capital ana other large
Cuntcrs with the naval rendezvous ut
NluulNustuck But now commerce and
travel over tho road has quite over
ahuduwod the strategic purpose. and
Hursln finds that fhc has opened
highway which o. to Dee the greatest
trniic channel " the world
In time possibly tho route VIII be-
diverted southwark through Chinese
Mnnchurla 10 permit % terminus Mt
llussia'H new and Important lease
hold at Port Arthur But FOR tho
present Nlndyustock continues to be-
considered iu commercial terminus ON
the Pacific"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-12

Increased Price Of the Metal will Prove
Great blessing To Utah.

with the News that lead o. now
worth 1876 per hundred pounds Will
come cNultatluu 90 tho mining mon ~
Utah. The people in other Cnlllnga viii
rejoice with them, realizing how much
~ ttuhH prosperity depends ON the de-
Nclupmrnt Of her vast mineral re-
sources, N1t since 1871 has lead been
nH hlgh In price aH n D. now, ana there
a. every prospect of ltH continuing 10
maintain IT, present price. 10 iH oven
stated that present Indications point 10
q further rise al uo very distant dag.
uH the present supply "a barely Hufi-
clunt 90 meet the demand with the
shutting down Of mines and shelters
In several erutwhlic producing dis
trlctH, Utah ~ now brought wcli up 10
the front, fact which Utah miners az
least. cannot doplufc. The outlook In
this respect looks very bright, and this
latest rise In lead VIII 10 far 10 Hccelcr-
ate the present activity M MINING
Without doubt Il viii also hasten the
day when knowledge regarding utnh'n
resources VIII take the place of the lack
u ~ that in seen IA Ho many places In
the East
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-12

Mr. Pollard Is visiting the Highland
Boy
Goo, W, Keel Is inspecting the But
terrified,
col. g. r. Pearson LETT for Gibbons
willie, Ida. last night
The old Dyer mine In ulntah county
ia coming 60 the front,
Newton Lnrued Is now superlntend-
cnt NJ the international
a meeting OF the directors OF the
Dexter h. booked fur tomorrow
Martin buckley after visiting the
camps of Utah, has gone north
Broker H. NJ West expects 90 get
back To Salt Lake about Aus. /,
Extensive improvements are being
made ut the Mamuo mill, Park city
About Ave tons OF copper bullion hns
been shipped by the Dixie Mining CONF
pauy.
Tho Taylor nrunton reported two
ears from bingham and one car from
Muduna today.
ColTheodore Burbnch returned today
from visit 20 the Mt, Nebo brown
stone quarrios,
Fred pon has gone to Mercur with
the pay checks Tor the Mercur and
Gcysrr- Marion.
a. C. Maria ~ working ON tho Dali
ton a Lark puyrollH, which Will be dis
charged on the 18Th inst.
Report has II that the option OF II. j.
Bottles on the VIVA q. group at Cuatact.
New, has been abandoned
Manager c. NJ. Heuroun. OF the pes-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-12
TrackIaying Has Been Suspended
for a Couple Of Weeks,
CAUsE-sHoRTAGE OF TIES.


Work on the Utah Pacific to Me-
vada win not be- completed today ua
stated by n morning contemporary.
Nor viii II be- finished tomorrow or the
next day. The work Of track laying
has been suspended ana there yet re-
mains three miles 20 be- built before
Nevada ~ reached. II is believed that
the fnlshlng touches viii be- made In
about two weeks. but perhaps it Will
not be- done Tor n month. The cause
Tor the t.ay ~ that the oregon lum-
bcr company has failed tu supply the
Utah q Pacific with the necessary
amount of tics. and until they ore OBJ
tained the work will De nt n stand
atlll
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-12

The successor 90 the late Henry 10.
Plant. az president OF the Plant syR-
tenn IL H. O. irwin.
DICK Ncslen, travelling freight
agent N the r. q ~ ~ up In the north
on the Short Lane rustling business.
j. Il. Marks has returned from Idaho.
General Agent Mcmillan Of the
Huntington went north last evening on
the .. =. l..
Two cars Of troops from tho east are
scheduled 20 pass through ogden over
the Union Pacific Cn-routc To- the Phil
ippinca today
The cxcural n 10 Lagoon today IL for
the brotherhood u Locomotive Eugin.
GERS. a large crowd IN expected down
from ogden
William H. Pool. representing the
irm OF Pool nrothrra. railroad pub-
fishers OF Chicago. ls In the city visit
Ing the railway offices.
Tho crstwhlle president Of the North.
efn Pacific. Henry Willard. u making
an unofficial Inspection Of his old line
Alaska.
General Agent clay Of the Union Pa
cihc, II sim confined TO his bed. His
symptoms Indicate touch OF pneu-
monin. II " hoped that Mr.. clay will
be at his office In few days.
The Northern Pacific does not propose
TO let the Oregon Railway q Navigation
company gct ahead VI u. IL rs still
keeping up the fight. Report says that
y IT, contemplating road up the Pal
latch river In Idaho.
The regular monthly conference OF
the executive officials OF the Western
and Southwestern lines was held In ST.
Louis yesterday 10 consider the general
situation. Thlrty-nvc lines were repre-.
scented. II was decided TO maintain ex-
istlng rates.
Manager Hamburger OF the Salt Lake
a ogden line feels highly clated over
the run made by one OF the big engines
from Lagoon TO this city the other day
The iron horse brought In twelve cars
In thirty-three minutes.
Tho employees of the Oregon Short
Line VIII have an outing AZ Garfield
Beach next Saturday. July 18th. Prizes
WIZ he given Tor base ball contests.
dancing, foot and boat racing. The
company ~ giving this excursion TO tho
boys free OF charge.
Excursion Agent McKalg said this
morning. '"rhc statement on tho
Herald that the saltalr car service IA
inadequate 20 the emergency and en-
glnca and cars from both the Oregon
short Line and the RIO Grnnde West.
ofn wore required 60 carry the inn
ncnHc thrnng ~ not true" I'VE could
have handled the crowd but the other
roads ran their cars right on through,
saving US considerable trouble"
Work on the sunnyslde branch OF the
no brunde Western win commence in
real earnest before many days. Con.
siderable grading work has been done
ana when Vice President and General
Manager ID, G, Dodge was inspecting
the road few days ago. he accepted
ana approved about three miles OF the
grading Five carloads Of eighty
pound steel rails for the use OF the sun
nyslde branch has been sent 10 the
scene NJ operatios and the probabllities
are that the process OF track -lnying
VIII be under way Just as soon ns INC
rails are distributed .along the finished
grode. The Western Is very anxious 10
complete the tracklaylng job. becauye
ht present they are az considerable ex-
pcnse and no little Inconvenience in
getting aufllclcncy Of water for the
needs OF the new camp
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-12

crct mine IN the Gold Mountain coun-
Try has returned from The Fast
4 business meeting of the members
0f thc Utah Exchange was held this
afternoon too late for report
j. La Barthc. NJ the Canadian
Smelling Works u Trnl. -. g., reports
very prosperous conditions In the
Northwest
Judge j. w. Burton ana Robert Allen,
who visited the onyx quarry IN Non 3
canyon. are much pleased with the
quality N the onyx.
For consideration NJ $3.50. W. y.
Meyer NJ Denver has Med n deed In
Provo from Fritz Hook 90 one
twelfth interest lu the Maple claim.
Great excitement ls said to prevail IN
Victoria. u. g.. owing 10 the reported
discovery Of rich beach digHlngH nt
Wreck bay on the west coast u Van
c0uvcr island
Glen r. Bothwcu and II. Y. Nc
C1n1urhy returned last night from
Mofcur Thcv visited the Sacramento
and report things moving along nicely
ne the mine.
Mr W. g. -. Allen came In from
bingham llat evening md reports salts
factory progress nt the Morning Star.
a. @. Wilson 10 viniting bingham to-
day
The suit Tor the possession ~ the
Anaconda and other mining claims az
Old babble mountain. with damages.
has been decided ln favor ~ the de-
Pendants. J. a. Blossom and others.
va. Waterman. Just returned from
The East. believes that there Will De no
trouble IN Interesting u great many
Detroit capitalists IN Utah mining In
v0rtmcnta when they learn more about
the condition N affairs here.
Sandy Carter. who Or working "a piece
Of placer ground in Moose creek was
ln Tho city Sunday exhibiting to his
friends 70 uuTret ~ gold Weighing three
ounces. which he picked out Of one of
his siul,e boxes the othor day Ito
worked IN % pit last month and
cleaned Mp. besides the big nugget. $3.50
Anaconda Standard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-12
MARKET REPORTS.


New York. july i2.-There was a
strong opening 10 the stock market this
morning business being well distribute
cd. Gains ala not exceed "a fraction.
Anaconda declined "a In sympathy with
London ana smelling pfd.. lost an equal
amount The outside demand through
commission houses met profit taking
sales sugar and brooklyn Transit
making conspicuous reactions Large
buying uf Missouri Pacific lifted tho
price 90 a. and the whole southwestern
gruup ruso in sympathy. The gringcrH
and fnclncs were also strong New
YORK air brake Jumped Ave points.
honNlnos1 la sugar ana Manhattan
caused some hesitation In the general
list
A rally ~ over point In sugar and
strength iu Isolated instances caused
The market to harden again. New
YORK air brake extended ltl advance to
10 points and General Electric roac 2.
There was a good demand for bonds.
MONEY AND BONDS.
Sew York July i2.-Moncy on call
cnHlor az i4u5 per cent Prime mor-
camille paper lui per cent.
sterling exchange steady with actual
business ln bankers bills at Nl-l
Tor demand and tstadh Tor 90 days;
posted rates t.Sitsml.sG and 4.SsGiA.
commercial bills i.sL
SilvOr certificates C0uGi.
llnr silver GOh
Mexican dollars i7A
Government Enthusiastically. % reg.
l.Ol. jH rex, Loss; o. coupon. LOOK !.
New q reg g coup. $50. a. old rex
LIZ. u coupon. i.i2ia. " reg. Liza b
coupon, LIES.
SUGAR.
New Yor,, July H. sugar-Raw bare
Ia MfHNINH fair FHNI q Do -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-12
PETRo HOLDING IT'S OWN.
T0DAYS METALS!
SILVER COS
LEAD. SL85
CASTING COPPER. iGH

a slight rise was noticeable In the
price Of some Of the stocks sold today
Potro continues 10 ascend aud sold ht
from ssi, 10 sgis before the close II the
call. Northern Light remained station
AIRY at 5ils. while Sacramento nold ht
A.. Golden Eagle sold nt o. ad Joe
Bowcrs nj u. slight advance over
yesterday. silver king trooper 800 az
$500 and Depreciation changed
hands al o.. Manhattan at y and Mar
tina Washington ut % cents.
Figures were posted aa follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-12

Omaha, July i2-Cnttle- Receipts.
900. Market steady 10 easier; native
beef steers, &ii5 ~ $500. western steers.
si25 u $3.50. Texas steers. $3.50 10 $3.50.
cows and holfcrs, ti.sO ~ $40. Gamers.
t2.25 q S3.G0; Htocker and feeders. 83.75
az Ns5; calves, StCt a. SO 30. bulls.
stays. etc. $500 ID ttgO
iloga-l,eccipts, Hoo Market Toe
higher. Heavy, $500 ~ NO5. mixed:
siO2is n fi0j; light SiO5 d sac, pigs.
$3.50 ~ $500; bulk M sales NO2 q NO5
sheep @ 500 Market slow
steady Neurllugs Sl75 ~ Slg6. west
crn muttnns. N2i W St75. stock sheep
$3.50 % gti0i lambs, $500 ~ $500
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-12

Prince Hllkon speaks Of the Great Trans.
siberian railroad.

a Washington dispatch under date
Of July 10Th says.
First secretary Of tho United States
embassy 10 Russia, who is now here ON
leave OF absence. has this 20 say re-
snrdlng the Truna-Siherlan railway,
Few people outside OF Russia re-
olizr how complete the Trnns.slherlan
railway ~. / was told recently by
Prince llilkon, minister OF ways ana
communication, who has charge OF this
great work, that he could make "a Trim
around the world In forty days during
the coming Paris exposition going By
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-12

Kansas city July i2.-Cnttle-Re-
ceipiH $500 natives. 1000 Texans. Rest.
steady others weak Native stcert
N,2u i $3.50, TcN1a steers $500 "a Sts5:
Texas COWS. $685. % glOj. native cows
and hciforH. 22.25 No. SaI5. stuckers and
feeders, $3.50 a. $3.50. bulls. yliO 0 9i.s5.
HuEs-Rocelpth 10000 Market 9 R
Zoe hlghor active, Bulk M sales. stOi
M ylli. heavy, fiiO % Vs0. pnrkera.
St0i 70 St2O, mixed $500 I S0s. ilght.
$3.50 0f $40. workers. SLo5 u yilO. pigs.
$50 W itOO
sheep lcccipts. 5000 Market steady.
lambs $3.50 20 $500; muttons. $3.50 u
Sass.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-12

The directors " the Lion Consolldat-
ed. who have returned from an lnGpcc-
ton of the property, aru very much
pleased with the outlook Large bod
ieH Of shipping and milling ore are In
sight. ut the depth NJ $50 feet. About
5000 fct II workings have been done
ON the claims, and under the Hupcrln-
tendency of J. =, Kitchener, who a. now
IN charge. Interesting developments are
expected
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-12

Portland, Ore, July liza special 10
the Orcguniln from Lewiston. Idaho.
Hays' The contract for building tho
Snake River Valley railroad from m.
purl 10 lewiston a distuuCo or seventy
elght miles, has been lot 90 Hale q
Smith of Portland. The Snake River
Valley road Is feeder OF the Oregon
Railway & Navigation company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-12

Development work on the claims ~
the Tidal stream Mining company. To-
Gated In the Erickson district, ~ being
systematically pushed. A vein carrying
nigh values In copper was discovered
some time ago and has now been oX-
posed Tor "a distance ~ ibS feet. The
surrounding country ~ said 10 be- hcav-
ily mlnurulizrd. ana those Interested
have faith thut II VIII yet prove val
unhlo copper district
The silver King property adjoining
the Tidal stream. has heon bonded to
New York parties Tor $4,000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-12

Mr. y, r. Farnsworth reports that
very nice vein Of copper ore has been
discovered In the Panhandle, controlled
by the Dalton y Lark ana located west
of their property. The tunnel has cut
the ledge about 100 feet from the sur
face. and from the showing presented,
q good thing IL expected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-12

July lst, end ana Ord to Detroit ana
return 5000.
July sth. 9Th and 10th 10 Rlchmond
Va, and return sj915.
July 10th, i7th ana 18th TO Indlannpo-
lls Ind, and return 5000
lie sure ana buy your ticket over the
Chicago Milwaukee and ST. Paul rnii-
way, the electric lighted, solid yesti.
bulcl train route.
l.. J. DOWNING,
Coml Agent.
2i2 South West Temple. Salt Lake.
Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-12

Denver July -Catle-Rocelpts
500, Market quiet and steady. baof
steers. S25j n $685.: COWS. $50 az ft.5O.
feeders, freight paid 10 rlvrr. S3aS 10
Nt0. stockcrs. do, $3.50 % Si75. bulls
stays. etc. 2e5 "a Sl7a
logH- Receipts 5000. Market Toe
higher Llght packers. $500 10 stOO.
mixed and heavy, $500 % yilO
No sheep
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-12

There Us a great demand on the curb
this afternoon for pctro stock az well
ns other lead stocks, owing, no doubt,
Broker Pollock says TO the rise Ia lead,