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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-11-14
Changes in the West.

In the west, however, there have been
some surprising changes since Mr.. Bryan
was last a candidate. In Colorado, the
great silver state, the democrats have
lost over 100000 votes and losses are re-
ported from the entire mountain district.
In some southern states the same condi-
ton prevails to a certain extent, notably
Virginia. Missouri comes to the front
with an old-time democratic majority
Kentucky has gone democratic and Ne
braSka is in doubt.
In several states, notably Illinois and
Michigan, the gubernatorial candidates
have run far behind the head of the re-
publican ticket.
The Electoral Vote.
Electoral votes and estimated plural
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-11-14
BATTLE Of THE BALLOTS.
Results of the National and State
Elections Held in the United
States on Tuesday.
M'KlNLEY AND ROOSEVELT ARE CHOSEN.
Secure Majority in the Electoral Col
IeEe-IllinOis, Massachusetts and
New York Show Reduced MajOri-
ties-Results in Other States-BOth
Parties Claim Nebraska.

Washington, Nov. S.-William Mckinley
has been reelected president Of the United
States by an electoral vote greater than
that received by him il 1896, and the in
dica tons now are that he will have 2S4
ballots cast for him in the electoral col
lege. The house of representatives will be
safely republican. There are several dis
tricts where the vote is close, but there
is no doubt that there will be splendid
working majority to support the admin
istratiOn.
An ANALYSIS of the returns shows that
the efforts of the anti-imperialiSts in the
New England states was not without
effect, and Massachusetts, Connecticut
and even Vermont give a reduced vote for
the republicans compared with four years
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-22
vERNAL MINING NOTES.
Bromide 10 be Operated 81 Sufficient
Menns Now ON Hand.

Just before going 20 press we have
learned a few additional particulars
regarding the Bromide mine. This
mornirs Messrs Collect. Cotton Min
err and Miller started over the noun
tain 20 the mine where they viii
meet the new manager and another
important conference will be held
The new orgOglzation when completed
viii have among It's officers, unless
present plans are changed James X
Burnham. of Kansas city, as presi-
dent. Rice r. Miner as secretary and
treasurer and j. T. Lawrence an old
minin- operator Of Nevada. who az
one time held large interests In the
ComstoCk lode, and who has had a
long and varied experience I'm thu
practical working Of mines has been
chosen 3 bcfin IS manag.r.
a sufficient amount Of money has
been placed IN the treasury with
which Co successfully operate the
mine, The smeiter viii not be start
ed until enough ore is actually
blocked out TO keep the furnace sup
piled continuously An understand
ing has been reached by which the
labor Is 20 be supplied by the Vernal
stockholders
Those holding a share in the old
company received two shares In the
new one as the number OF shares were
doubled.
In private conversation last night
with disinterestCd parties, Mr. Miner
said, THE Kansas City capitalists are
not bllndly taking hold Of this propo-
sltion We have had experts on the
ground watching the working Of the
mine for long time, and we know
that the only reason why the mine
has not been a dividend payer was
because Of the lkck Of capital 10 work
Il properly we know what we are
doing"
c. P. Lively. who came over the
mountain from Red Creek, re-
ports that the work on the
property Of the Ulntah Copper
and Gold mining company Is progress
ing nicely. They have found splen-
did groupings on the vein 600 feet
from their present workings They
are pushing the work on the tunnel
right along and just before Mr. Live
ly's departure they had struck a body
OF iron ore. The manager, w. d,
Munday Is moving his family 10 the
mine and an Of the parties who are
interested intend making their home
there for while. The indications
are that q body Of copper ore win be
encountered IN a few more feet. in
fact long before they tag the vein FOR
which they are now turnelllng.
John Pope reports what may prove
TO be a new strike In tunnel A IN the
lower workings Of the Dyer II Is not
known whether the two foot streak
which Is OF the usual high grade Of ore
Is part OF the ore bodies already dis
covered or whether II is the edge OF a
new pocket.--Vernal Express
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-22
SALT LAKERS
FOR CAPE NOME.
Vice President SeweII Of American
Smelling Company Arrives
TALKS OF LEAD SITUATION.
slump Not Entirely Caused by over
Production Other causes Con-
dition OF Mammoth.


Special Correspondence.
Portland, May 20.-Nearly every city
Of any Importance IN the West Is Civ
Ing up some Of the best men TO the
Cape Nome fever. Salt Lake IS not be-
hind In this respect. As near as can be
learned Salt Lake City viii be repre-
scented at Nome by about 100 OF her
business and professional men, VINO viii
brave the dangers and hardships Of the
journey for the anticipated golden re-
wards.
Mr. +. =. simons and associates have
entered the transportation business. By
double decking his large barge Mr.
Simons expects 20 easily float 900 men
at q time down the Yukon and up the
coast TO Nome, az Sl25 per man. A
snug little sum will be banked as the
result Of three or four such trips. The
newspapers viii also be well represent
cd Among the city's professional men,
the lawyers seem 20 be making the
greatest spread OF means in providing
elaborate and expensive outfits for eN-
tracing the gold from the beach sands,
Judge Dickson and associates 10 the
number Of fifteen, are putting slUVO
each into machinery 10 wash and save
the yellow metal from the auriferous
sands OF Nome
Several physicians are going from
Utah. but there Is only one as far as
known, who Is taking anything more
than his drugs pick and shovel and
rocker. and that IL Dr. Harvey OF the
Sanltarum Or. Harvey VIII enter the
gold field with a hospital outfit con-
slsting OF waterproof tents, two male
nurses medicines, surgical instruments
and other equipment necessary 90 take
care Of those who may need his SER
vices Something like 300 cases Of ty-
phoid fever were reported az Nome
last year. with only a very small popu-
lauon. The doctor figures, no doubt
correctly. that with a population Of
40 900 or $4,000 ne VIII have work enough
20 do
Some OF the adventurers are coming
north nearly every day. a number OF
them have booked "a passage by the
Ohio. which left San Francisco on the
14ht inst. She will take on the Salt
Lake passengers al Seattle, from which
port the date " her departure is ser
for the oath Inst
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-22
DALY-WEST CLOSED FIRMER
Mammoth Unchanged - Petro Much
Wcaker-stsr Con, and Nnle0
Get a setback,
TODAYS ME TAILS:
SILVER SOS
LEAD, S5.87}E
CASTING COPPER 164

The stock market was suffering to-
day from the sensational cut recorded
yesterday in the price Of lead In an
ticipation Of a decline similar TO that
made few days ago, holders Of DAILY
West sold as low at SIG at the beginning
Of the call. 1t was soon seen, however
that the bears were powerless. The
stock rose with every sale, and before
the call closed, sales were made as
high as 1850, The assurance Of Man
ager Bambefger that the decrease In
the price Of lead will not curtail 20 cent
dividends seems to give assurance to
the stockholders.
Grand Central let 60 100 today at
$50 while Mammoth sold at {222A
Petro was traded IN az 2j, -Four Aces
brought 4. and Ben Butler changed
hands at 4.
Star Con was much weaker today,
selling down as low as 90 No definite
information is obtalnable regarding the
strike
Valeo sold down to % IN spite OF
rumors Of strike in the tunnel which
are contradicted by several brokers.
May Day declined today. as result
Of the turn lead has taken, and sold
down 10 &c.
Closing quotations were as follows:
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
nnnnnnnnnnn Observation-Disclosures uub

struck. This has disappeared and a
gold and silver ore has taken its place.
Some Of the ore on the 1900 runs up 10
4 ounces IN gold, but the bulk OF that
al present extracted is milling ore. Mr.
Mcintyre says IL Is exceptionally good
milling ore and Tor this reason nearly
all Of Il is being sent through the mill.
A sump IS being sunk at the 1900, but
Il IS the intention Of the management
20 put a winze down In the vein before
continuing any deeper with the shaft
In about ten days II IS expected that
connection viii be made with the new
ore body on the 500 level through
Grand Central ground This viii prove
a great advantage % the company
The values OF the ore on this level are
principally in silver and gold, though
a body Of lead ore was broken into yes
terday.
In speaking OF the talked Of purchase
Of the Mammoth control, Nh Mcintyre
said that Nlessrs. Farrell and Grant had
not SHOWN any great desire for his
holdings. though he understood from
other parties that they want them The
matter was discussed last FAN when Mr.
Mcintyre offered them at "a per share.
Since that time IL is inumated that the
control has been offered at a lower
price but at just what figure Mr. Nc
Intyre declined 90 mention. The gem
tlemen named have recently secured a
great deal OF data regarding the mine
from whence 10 is inferred that While
nothing has vet been cOnsummated 10
VIII probably bee done In the near fu-
turc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-22
MINING NOTES.

r =. McConaughy went out TO the
Sacramento at Mercur today
A car Of ore was on the market today
from the Boss Tweed Of Tiuuc.
The Taylor Brunton sampler reported
seven cars Of ore from Tintic today.
Charles a. Dinsmore. who edits the
Mimi. Journal OF Weiser. Idaho. Is In
the city on business.
John Clcghorn reports the strike Of
some rich lead carbonate ore about M.
teen miles west OF Park Valley.
The Mercur has reported at the cam.
ping rooms with a consignment Of
nearly 1000 pounds Of gold cyanides
Six cars Of ore. the arrival Of which
previously reported in the News. were
on the market today from the Grand
Central
James A. Pollock returned today from
a fishing trip 90 Idaho. where he met
with much success IN landing the fnny
beauties.
Samples OF very good ore have been
assayed from the mountains near Skull
valley The claims are owned by John
and Frank Clark.
supt Christensen Of the Ingot has
hopes yet OF making a paying property
there. a large body Of low grade ore
Is being opened up.
A. ]. Orem has gone East Ia endeavor
90 work up on interest In several min
ing propositions In which he Is inter-
ested.
The Lucky Boy OF Custer, Idaho
reached the local sampIlng rooms of
the Consolidated Kansas city Shelter
and Refinery company yesterday after
noon with about llJ pounds OF cyanide
dust,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-22
SLUMP IN LEAD.
yicc.preddent sewell OF the Ameri-
can smelter Co. Discusses IL.

can shelter Co. Discusses IT,
A distinguished party arrived In town
today from New York, among whom
are Vice President Barton Sewell Of the
American Smelling & Refining com
pany Mr. A. Eilers, vice chairman Of
the operating committee. and Mr. Au-
gust Raht, superintendent Of super
lntendents The party expect to remain
In this city for several days. In COM
pany with District Manager T. X. Jones
the gentlemen named looked over the
shelters south Of the city this after
noon.
Mr.. sewell could only be seen for a
few minutes, but when approached this
afternoon at the Knutsford regarding
the present slump in lead. he said II
was not due 10 any effort TO depress II
on the part Of the American Smelling
company. I'VE are with the prOduc-
GERS. said Mr. Sewell, and we expect
90 make q change Ina the present con-
dition Of things before a great while
Mr.. Sewel is confident that the miners
will get better prices before many
months.
When asked as 10 the possibility OF a
further decline. the gentleman stated
that il Is impossible for the company
20 outline its policy. owing to the fact
that such Information would be acted
upon by brokers and others. IL was
stated, however, that certain
things are now being considered
which II Is hoped will cause a change
for the better at no late day. only let
the producers be patient said Mr.. Sc
we'll THE Smelling company is doing
an IL can for their benefit and IL be-
lieves IL viii soon secure the needed
advance IN lead" A federation Is all
ready being considered IL was said,
which II successfully contaminated will
have important bearing on these mat
tiers.
IN the East" said Mr. sewell, "the
Smelling company has been considered
in the light Of an octopus because IL is
said 10 have robbed the people boy get
ting high prices for its lead. We do
not so much mind the consumers be-
cause it falls lightly on them as indl-
ylduals 1t Is different with the pro-
ducers 90 whom rises and declines mean
a great deal"
"The present slump Is not wholly due
20 increased production" said Mr..
Sewell II Is said 20 have been brought
about TO a great extent by the lead
producers In Missouri being able TO
produce lead so cheaply. The Ameri-
can Smelling company found II could
not hold the price up I'M the face OF the
Missouri lead producers who are said TO
bee able 20 produce lead with profit az
So per hundred pounds, The Smelling
company has 10000 tons Of lead on
hand which. Mr. Sewell says, has not
been contracted for at high prices.
Such a thing Is said 60 have been Inn
possible. Mr. Sewell Is strong in his as
sertion that the Smelling company Is
not specializing on the market and that
q change for the better VIII come before
a great while
The lead output FOR the present year
will Dee very large said Mr.. Sewell,
much larger than that Of last year
The production last year was not much
greater than the supply owing 10 the
shutting OF OF ore supplies from the
Occur d'Alene and Leadyile mines.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-22
Iron County Notes.

James McGarry has been filling IN his
spare time this week IN securing options
on iron properties for the Walker Bros
Of Salt Lake. The figures range from
$500 20 $1,000 per claim.
Three shifts are driving the tunnel on
the Jumbo vein on Rice mountain. which
is In distance Of 800 feet. Some nice
ore mas been encountered. showing
handsome values IN gold
Mr.. Lerch who Is experimenting work
az the Miner. Dear and Lerch iron
mines, recently sent 10 Beaver for a
force Of new men 20 put TO work on
the properties Il was expected that
they would arrive this week-Iron
County Record.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-22
CHICAGO MARKETS.
LIVE STOCK

Chicago May 2.-Cattle-Recelpts.
1000 Market generally STEADY: good
20 prime steers. 5.OOn5.1O; poor 10 me-
dium, 4.2JG4.S0; stockers and feeders,
75q5.1O; COWS. S.2OQl. 60: heifers, .25
d5.l5; Gamers 2.iOG3. %; bulls, 5000
4 %. calves strong 90 shade higher,
4 Go AIS, Texas fed steers, 4.00d5.15;
Texas bulls, 3.25q3.75
Hogs Receipts today, $4,000; tomor-
row. 2S,00O left over. 96l About Toe
higher Top, 5.32i5 mixed and butch
ers. 510Q5.32iz good to choice heavy.
5.25d5 1924 rough heavy, 5.l0Q5. 20;
light. 0565 30 bulk Of sales. 5.20q5 90.
Sheep-Recelpts, 10000 Steady. good
to choice wethers. j.lOd5. 40: fair TO
choice mixed, 4.60d5.l5, western sheep,
5,l5q5.40; yearllngs 5.25a5.S0; native
lambs, 450H730 western lambs, 60OQ
7.3O; spring lambs, 450dS.0O.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-22
LoNnoN WOOL ArcrIoN.

London, May 2l,--rhe offerings at the
wool auction sales today numbered
s,2j6 bales. more than half Of which
were Queenslands The attendance was
good; there was a steady demand. the
home trading leading IN purchases af-
ter good competition The home trade
secured the bulk Of good greasy, paying
fun rates The continent was also ac-
tive American representatives. bought
occasionally. Cape Of Good Hope and
Natal greasy was In slow demand and
was mostly Withdrawn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-22
KANsAs CITY LIrE sToCK.

Kansas city, No. May 22.-Cattle-
Receipts, 5000 Market steady native
steers, 3.45N5.3j. Texas steers, $500
800; Texas cows 2.5004.50; native
and feeders. 3.2505.5 30, 3 40Gf.00.
Hogs Receipts, 1900. Market strong
to &c higher Bulk OF sales. 5.OOd5 .i0:
heavy, 505G5. 22is: packers. 5.O5a5.i5
mixed, l.95ajlO. light. 4.75a5. on:
workers., fg5Q5. O7is. pigs. 4.l0G5.g5.
sheep Receipts. 3 00O Market strong;
lambs. 3,JOQ6 90: muttons, 3.lOa5.5O.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-22
DENVER LIVE STOCK.

Denver May Receipts. 2.
200 head, market steady Beef steers,
425a5.O0; COWS 32j0450. feeders,
freight paid % river 2tOG i90 stockers,
do. S''5Q525; bulls. siags, etc. 2OOa
325.
Hogs-Receipts, 200 head: market
steady 20 jc higher Lght packers and
mixed, b20n52. heavy 5.0od510.
sheep-Recelpts, 100 head; market I'M
changed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-22
MAMMOTH NINE.
Good ore Body on 1900 3D. The Re
ported Purchase Of the Control.

President Mcintyre OF the Mammoth
Mining company reached town today,
having come from Fillmore. where he
has been engaged In a water suit. From
Fillmore MI, Mcintyre travelled 90
bennington and thence 20 Mammoth
by wagon
In discussing the condition OF the
mine today MT Mcintyre said u IS
looking well The foot strlnger of ore
that was encountered on the,1slO level
has been followed some 80 or 40 feet and
has now disclosed p dne ore body. 3 tim
Der sets wide. a high percentage OF
e0ppeE was found In ths ore ngst
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-22
LONDON srocK MARKET.

London. May 22.-There was sharp
Paris selling on the stock exchange to-
Gay, accentuated by the rumor that
Cen Butler had been defeated by Beers
at Laing's Mex Nothing Is known In
London tending 10 confirm this report,
but French selling had a decided ef-
feet especially In Kafirs. that market
suffering also from the failure Of the
public 20 enter the market.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-22
vIsInLE GRAIN supPLY.

New York, May 2l.-The visible sup
ply Of grain Saturday. May 18th, as
compiled by the New York Produce Ex-
change. is as follOWs
Wheat SG263.O0O bushels, decrease
1855 900 bushels.
Corn, l5.22IOOO bushels, decrease 92s,-
600 bushels
Oats 6,3s60O0 bushels, decrease 983. 900
bushels
Rye, 6Sse,Ooo bushels, increase, $1,000
bushels
Barley, $4,000 bushels, decrease 1884,
600 bushels
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

Omaha, May -Cattie-Receipts g.
200 head market strong on light bust
ness. Native beef steers. 440a5. 40.
cows and heiters 36oG465: Gamers.
2.5O0350, stockers and feeders. 500
5.25. calves, 300g70o. bulls stays, etc,
3O0d45O.
Hogs-Recepts 1000 head. market
active Be higher Heavy. 51Od520:
mixed, 505Njl0. light, 50O8j10. pigs,
4l5H500 bulk OF sales. 5O5a5l0.
Sheep-Receipts $500 head; Market
Slow, steady 20 easier. YearlIngs $3.50
550i wethers, i5jd525. stock sheen,
l50Q500. lambs 5jOd7lO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-22
TRANSFERS on STOCKS.

DAILY West 100 n $500. 90 q Sl6O5:
90 a yl6.25, 80 a. $500; 90 n $685.; IS
q SlGi0, 80 "a $l645. 80 a $3.50.
-Four Aces, 1000 q a.
Grand Central. 1909 $50.
Mammoth, LOO q S2224. 200 q
s2.22I.
Petro. 600 u %.
Star Con, 80 q 2l% 100 a 2i. 100 q
Valeo. 100 q 90.
May Day, 400 q CO., 100 a s9A; 100
GS9.
Ben Butler 1000 n T.
Shares sold. G72j.
Selling value. tll $3.50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-22
NORTHWEST COPPER MINE.
This Oregon Property Has Been Sold
for $50. 900.

A dispatch from Union, Orep today
SAYS The Northwest Copper company's
mine at Iron Dyke, Union county was
sold yesterday by the United states
court The property was bid In by G.
NJ Warner OF Pennsylvania for $780,
000
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Ese~., iI'I li75siiiisnfIiii
Aka-NkNZ ~ NJ NJ ~ wv Nv
oregon Short Line RgITOll
TAlE TABLE IN iFwcr MAY 49, 100
Trains VIII depart and arrive al Salt Iaka cl.,
daily Us follows;

DAILY as follows
DEPART
For Ogden, Zach, VALLEY Omaha. Chi.
can penv't. Kansas city, 81 Louis,
aud intermediate points. . .... 1900. 7oo, -.
tfor Garfield Beach, rooele and rernl. 10
-, nns q .;,.,;..' ~, .- iisl IN.
points ......... - f5st %,
For Ogden. butte, Portland. m f'u,. ''
&C.. o. 20 Intermediate poiai' ...... n'1, m
kan'As city, 81 Louis and San Fran.
CISCO .i,.. ,,, Op u
for Ogden, Denver Kansas city Omaha. 49,
81, g. louis lou, and g caisagS,.,. . ''oo m.
Tor Prov, sanpeie, Milford aud inter-
mediate points. ............ 700. m
FoT Ogden, Butte, Helena, porf M san
Francisco and intermediate points m 1850 %. IN
AKniNE.
From Ogden. Chicago Omaha st. foufa
Kansas City and Delyer.......... ....... b,ll a %,
from Ogden, Portland Spokane. Bults.
Helena and san Fnanclsc0-............. a.1sa r,
iron Milford, sarpete, Provo, inter
NtNiaie luinisi,...,,., ss ........... q1f m
Prom Ogden, CHICAGO, 81. Louis. Kansas
CITY Omaha. Denver and San Francisco 3.01o Ii.
iron Garheld Beach, Tooels and Ter.
MINUS .,...,.., ... ..... .............. 600 D In
Prom Ogden, Butte, Portland and
intermediate points .................... 5.i5 D. 10.
IRON Iintic Mercur and intermediate
, points .....;... .............'..-... ESQ.,. ~
IRON Preston, Logan. BRIGHAM SEN
n1 Ogden ana intermediate
poln'''""~-........-.. ...,... i:5op N
strains south n Juab do not run sundtys.
italy EXCEPT sunday
CITY TIcKLr OFFICE, No 2ol s Main street.
:. W ECcLEs, Dr. BURLgY
Gen. Trahic Manager Gen. p. ana I. A.
wH. BAScBoFc.
Nice-Presdunt ami General Manager
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AN OPPORTUNITY TO
VISIT THE EAST

Pleasantly and economically IS afforded
by the tourist tickets on sale via the
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Ry
on ana after June lst Chautauqua
Lake. Niagara Falls the ST. Lawrence
River, White Mountains and the Allan
We Coast resorts are among the more
important points reached Summer
edition OF Book Of Trains" showing
Specimen tours, will he of interest in
arranging for your trip. Sent free on
application TO b. p, Humphrey. n. r. A..
Kansas City, Mo, or + NJ Byron. g..
w A., Room "a station Bldg. Chicago.
The new twenty-six hour Boston train
is now IN service.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-22

July wheat opened at 66&G7sc.. de-
clined 10 66A and rallied 10 667s Q67c
Close-Wheat-May, 65%q &c; July
665sc.
Corn-May, 36ilc. July, Se7kc.
Oats-May. 2l4c. July. 2l4c.
P0rk-May. ll80. July. 1lN.
Lard-May, 6S5; July. GS7iad690
Ribs-May, 645; July. 6.500G52b.
Cash-Wheat-No. 2. red. 7lA d73& I:
No. 3, 69d7O& No. Q. hard winter. CO
No. 3. do, 6la65; No. I. northern spring,
66i4a61@' No. 2, do 65hG66t; No. 3,
spring 62d65iA.
Corn no ., 36HG&; No. g. 36HGH.
Oats-No, ?, 22AQ23; No 9, 22la.
Rye-55is
Barley-31dn.
Tlmothy-24O
FlaX-1g0
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CHIcAGo noARp oF TRADE.

July wheat, open, 66aq7s; high, 66I
Q65 low, G6ia close, 6e1s bid.
July corn open 36AG% high, 37qis;
low, 36i5; close. 367sa.
July pork. open, i152; high, ll.52;
low, l1.37; close, l140a.
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SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE.

San Francisco. May 22.-Wheat-
Quiet Dec ggA cash 10.
BaFles-No sales cash barley, 70.