davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-29
MERCADo DE FRUTOs
.AZUOAR

Sin operACiones.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14
Tintic shipments,
MINING NOTES.

The Showers Con. Of Tlntic was on
the market today with car OF ore.
The Taylor Brunton sampler report
ed seven cars Of ore from Tintie today.
A car Of ore was on the market to-
day from the Eagle and Blue Bell OF
Tntic.
a force Of men Is engaged IN enlarg-
ing the warehouse at the Highland Boy
smCiter.
Uncle Jesse Knights Uncle Sam
reached the market today with 1--WE
cars Of lead ore.
Victor NJ Clement, the well known
expert. has gone 20 Montana for sew
eral days on business.
Mercur proxies are coming In from
Africa. Manila and Australia as well
as many other places nearer home.
Manager c. Z. Allen Of the Centen-
NAL Eureka reached town this morn
Ing from that Tlntic bonanza and re-
ports an increasing ore reserve.
W. c. Tracy and o. L. Turner Of Col
Orado expect 20 accompany w u.
Childs TO Alta tomorrow, where they
viii spend a few days looking over the
old camp.
Supt. J. @. Sullivan Of the Raymond
was I'm town today and reports every
thing going smoothly with no change
az that Tintic yOungster He reports
manganese and spar being encountered
In the Victoria.
Official confirmation has been re-
ceived Of the statement that Duncan
McViche win shortly be placed In full
charge Of the Bingham Copper and
Gold company's property as well as
the Cochiu and Navajo mines In New
Mexico.
Assays OF the samples brought TO
town from the Imperial Copper COM
panys property near Frisco show an
average of 1876 per cent copper, 81
ounces silver and 81 I'm gold per ton.
The highest copper sample showed ZIG
per cent. while the lowest returned 1873
Der cent.
Matt Osborn, who owns the Mono
mine I'm Dry Canyon reports prospect
Ing going ahead on several ore chutes
exposed IN the 2300-foOt tunnel Such
OF the ore az Is rich enough 20 ship will
be marketed while the roads are good
and driving I'm the tunnel win be started
again when snow flies.
Glen r. Boutwell, reports everything
going along smoothly al the Sacramento
The mill extraction is now much bet
ter owing TO the fact that a different
class Of ore is being put through. The
richer ore that gave trouble some time
ago win have 10 be roasted and In the
meantime the big cave is being cleaned
up and drawn upon for "A lower grade.
but better teaching ore 1t Is thought
the roasting machinery will arrive
some time during the present month.
HALEY Qda) Times The new owners
OF the Minnie Moore group are looked
for daily John NarcOe, who Is IN
charge OF the property, Is ready TO turn
Il over TO them on their arrival The
lew company proposes 20 work vigor-
ously, and 20 employ every man for
which il can make room. The deal has
been delayed several months because
the Michigan on the north, and the Re-
lief on the south. was also wanted But
-tenths OF the Relief has been se-
cured and the Michigan is no longer
Wqnfol
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14
GOOD STRIKE
IN BEN BUTLER.
Body Of Good Ore Exposed in
Lower Tunnel Last Night
THE ONTARIO DIVIDEND.
Directors Pass the Quarterly Captain
de Lamsr's Plans imperial Cop
per bingham Items.

supt ]. A. Jacobsen Of the Ben But
Ter was in town today from that Bling
ham property and reports a very en-
couragng outlook at the end Of the
l,0)-foot tunnel which recently tapped
the vein. The ore was not encoun-
tered. however until last night when
Mt Jacobsen says the crosscut revealed
a body Of nne looking ore on the hang
Ing wall No assays have yet been
made. but Superintendent Jacobsen ex-
presses himself as being perfectly sat-
ished with the quality Of the ore. the
only question Ia his mind being the
size Of the ore body And IN view Of
the fact that the same vein has been
developed by the shawmut and Monte
yuma. he feels very confident as TO the
future Of the Ben Butler. The ore, IL
is said, will undoubtedly show copper,
silver lead and gold. when the test Is
made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14

time nominal and Bessemer pig ls %.
fcrod there at SIC Structural mat4.
decided not 20 reduce prices, but staoi
bars there and plates at phlladc.pb1
are said to have sold al Slii IN soma
cases. The sheet works omen Mopg,g
with large orders Coke works abo,',
10 per cent idle. have no demand nog
and IN contracts II is said thai cv,n
$3.50 would be shaded
Wool is growing weaker and is eva,
offered by some westerners at prioss
which were refused not long ap6 Inn,
the mills don't yet know what roo5s
they viii be able 10 sell, ana from n
temporary ldleness there seems 10 he
no escape
THE end OF the crop year brough,
tho usual demand, which commands po
more confidence than usual n liz
country gets out OF a crop onlcanv
called $4,000 000 bushels, AN 10 w,Dt,
for food and seed. and 200 O0O. OOl busb'
els for export with considerable lsg
over IN sight, II Is the easy Inference
that anxiety is needless
There Is no evidence as yet and INV
some time 20 come cannot be. THAI In.
juries sustained have been as great @s
some supposed, so that alarm Is r0,
more necessary than II was last wear
Failures for the week have been l9t
In the United states, against i6g l9si
year and 20 in Canada. against "a last
year"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14
CAPT DE- LAMAR ARRIVES.
Intends Remaining In the West Sew
eral Weeks TO Inspect His Mines.

Capt. j. r. De Lamar the millionaire
mine owner, arrived In the city this
afternoon with his little daughter and
two servants, and Immediately pro-
ceeded TO his rooms at the Knutsford
hotel The captain comes for the pur-
pose OF Witnessing the final closing Of
the deal which makes the cOnsolida-
ton of the Mercur Mining company and
bis own MerCur mine an accomplished
fact. This takes place on the 2lst inst
The captain expects that his daughter
win remain here four or FIVE weeks.
During that time Captain De Lamar
win inspect his Mercur mines and the
big plant at De lamar, Nevada. II
present plans do not miscarry he will
also visit his copper property on which
a smelter ls being built in Shasta
county Cal The gold mine at Gold
Mountain, san BernardInO county Cal,
will also be inspected The captain
has not seen this property since he
purchased II. II Is stated that the new
2O-stamp Is nearly ready 10 begin
operations
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14
LIVE STOCK.

Cattle-Receipts. 100 Nominally
steady; good to prime steers, 51Odj.70;
poor TO medium. 4jOH5O0; stockers and
feeders. 2.156475; COWS, 3.OOd46j; heif-
ers. 3OOQAOO; Gamers, 2.00Q215; bulls,
2.60044j; calves 45On675. Texas fed
steers 415Q5.O0. Texas grass steere,
3.4Qd410; Texas bulls. 2.j0d335
Hogs-Receipts today, $4,000. tomor,
row, $4,000; left over 1897 Opened
steady. closing weak 20 5c lower Mixed
and butchers. 515g545 good TO choice
$3.50. bulk Of sales 53ja5.iO
Sheep-Rcceipts, 1000 Steady good
20 choice wethers 4l0Q54O. fair to
choice mixed, 310d4lO; western sheep
31jQ400; native lambs. 425G690; west
and yearllngs. 365dAGO; Texas sheep
ern lambs. 5.0Od525.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14
DUNs WEEKLY RECORD.
Figure Returns on Failures for First
Half of the Year 1900.

New York, July l3-R G. Dun & Co.'s
Weekly Review Of Trade will say: IF
the great increase IN failures TO 500 .570.-
lGi la the flrst half Of 1900, against Sig.-
66i.G6l last year, and especially to 43,-
SgS.019 in the second quarter. against
S2l6ga65i last year. gave the occasion
for dillgent search failure returns viii
be worth nothing. But today IL Is
shown that thirty banking failures for
}25.s22 6S2. against thirty-one last year
for X16Ol, 72S. accounted for much Of The
difference that 26j brokerage and real
estate failures for S22,t22. 346 against ii6
last year for only s2,32S.2l5 accounted
for another part, and that IN building
and lumber working and trade other
laige failures distinctly connected with
those In real estate, explain much more
or The difference between manufactur-
M and trade failures last year and
tins.
In these and much less important
changes IN a few other lines are seen
substantially all the commercial dis
asters as yet resulting from the amaz-
ing rise In prices last year. followed By
weary but largely successful efforts
during the past few months 10 get
a normal state Of business when this
is seen and the remarkable steadiness I'm
number and size OF the great majority
or failures not for exceptional amounts.
there appears ground for especial sat-
islaction that business has been I'm
whole 50 soundly conducted under con.
dltlons OF unsual danger
The Iron Age makes the OUTPUT OF
pig 2S3.4l3 tons weekly July ist. but the
decrease Of 1000 tons has by mis- time
been exceeded. other furnaces having
stopped this month, and repalrs Of
works and wages may yet occupy some
weeks. The increase OF SG.95S tons In
stocks unsold implies decrease In
manufacture more than double the de-
, ~ IN output and works Of five OF
me great corporations are waiting for
decline IN wages Just when the work,
ers nave looked for an increase. Omen
n srkets are now admitted at Pittsburg
"here quotations have been for some
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ITEMS FROM BINGHAM
Silver Shield Raising Four to Six
Tons Daily Shawmut Machinery.

Work Is 60 be resumed on the unlim-
tied claim owned by Gus Holmes Of the
Knutsford.
Dewey mill IS still running on Nep-
tune second-class and turning out as
handsome a product as we have ever
seen. II Is a 30 per cent zinc propo'
sition 20 start with. and the concen
trates are stated 20 contain not more
than per cent.
-Four teams are engaged HAULING
from Jim Warden's Phoenix lease, and
nine cars Of carbonate have lately been
marketed.
Surface water IN the Dixon having
rsceded production may soon be re-
sumed n there Is no farther decline In
price Of lead.
G. w. Heidel has succeeded James
Campbell az the Winnamuck mine.
Again rumored that the old property
viii soon start work with a considerable
force.
Managing Director A. f. Holden
spent the fore part of the week at
the United states mines and expressed
himself well pleased with conditions
there. A large area OF good ground
was opened last month.
The silver shield Is raising from four
10 six tons daily of ore that carries
about same values as late shipments
rs TO 40 per cent lead 9 90 & per cent
copper, " ounces silver and 81 gold, a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14
DALTON & LARK STRONGER.
yaIeo ON the Decline - hen Butler
Tmcr-DeXter Inactiye-On'
tarlO Weaker,
.TODAYS METALS
SILVER 6lB
LEAD, S400
CASTING COPPER 154

Business was not very brisk on the
Exchange this week. The total sales
aggregate 5i.57S shares. which brought
ST., 4OS.62. Ajax has not been active but
appears 10 be a little stronger than IT
was earlier in the week Bullion Beck
was offered today 90 $3.50, with S3.4O BID,
while Ben Butler Of Bingham, records
an advance TO IA, the price at which
900 shares changed hands today.
Chloride Point Is not changed but
Daisy shows itself much stronger on
news that work may shortly be re-
sumed.
Dalton and Lark has strengthened
materially since news that the third
payment has been made on the Farms
worth option. ON Monday Il was Of
fered al A.. but 1000 shares were re-
leased today at as high as o.
DAILY West is held at Sl6sO with
Sl652h bid, while Dexter is going a-beg-
ging at s2ia Dalton Is stronger on
news OF strike in the Comet tunnel
Emerald stands around 8, but Eagle
and Blue Bell shows itself weaker with
67h bid and 30 asked
Geyser. Marion is little changed as
IS Grand Central. for which $3.50 Is bid.
Joe Bowers is not very active but COM
tInues TO hang around AZ with Bowers
Extension an Offering az e.
Lower Mammoth was offered today
at 4Sk. thus showing itself weaker than
Il was earlier In the week
Mammoth ls little changed, Mercur Is
a trlne softer and May Day shows
slight declines.
Northern Light was weaker today IN
spite Of the receipt OF its initial cyan
ide shipment for the present season.
Ontario was weaker today as the re-
suit OF the expected quarterly dlyi-
dend being passed.
Star Consolidated was offered at 32
today with 23la bid Valeo was also
much weaker with 1873 bid and 25
asked. Yankee Consolidated has fiuc-
tuated during the week but closes firm.
Closing quotations were posted as fol-
lows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14
|. D. S. BUSINESS COLLEGE,

1. Summer school-June to Sept. SO
e. Half year business courses In short.
hand and typewritIng bookkeeping
penmanship, and English
8. Business course-two years-ln
branches named above and also Eng.
llsh, telegraphy. commercial law. etc.
4 Higher business course--Four year,
all the above branches and case-law
economies, banking, real estate, maths.
matIcs and higher English. Tuition
first year siO second $50; third. So
Write for circulars. j. II. Paul. Presl.
dent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14

INNING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.


25-ton lot was shipped last sunday ana
another Of 90 10 80 tons rs 10 go out
about the goth AZ no time has the
Shield looked as well as at present
ON Tuesday another insiallment OF
ShaWmut mill machinery was delivered.
10 included three Montana jIgs. one SET
OF Economic l2X30 rolls and four WHY
tables. Hair OF the equipment Is now
here. and balance en- route. Active set
tlng-up work Is progressing and by the
10Th " August the wheels should be
ready % turn
Grade f0r q gravity tramway 20 be
900 feet In length and connect You
I mine with the mill is completed ana
about ready for Ties and iron. You g /
is one OF the most prolific Of the shaw
NUT group. and mill VIII draw largely
from 10.
The aume 10 take water from No
level OF You & I for general mill use
is about completed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14
CHICAGO MARKETS.
PRODUCE.

Chicago. July 14-Sept wheat opened
at 1871 broke rapidly 20 77R, rallied to
1917. but reacted 20 77&6b.
Close: Wheat-July 76la; Aug a;
Sept, 77N.
Corn-July. 43K; Aug, "A; Sept 4l%.
Oats-July 237s; Aug, 24bqh; Sept,
24ia.
Pork-July. 1910: Sept, 1855.
Lard-July, $50; Sept 6.S7iaQ9O.
Ribs-July SSH; Sept 6.95.
CASH Wheat-No. 2. red SOiadSl; No.
9. red. 7SdSO. No. 2 hard winter, 74la1
70; No. 8, do, 1914; No. ], northern
spring, IN, No. 2. do, 76l5 No. 3,
spring, 73d75.
Corn-No. 2, 44h No. 3. 44A.
Oats-No. 2, 24h No. 3, a.
Flax. 80.
Rye-55&.
B8rley-4OdH.
Timothy-330.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14
=Raa
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

Omaha. July l4-Catte-4OO; steady
Native beef steers 44O654O; western
steers. 3756L25; COWS and heifers, 1926
045l; Gamers. l5003OO. stockers and
feeders 30OGA25; calves, 350d675;
bulls. stays, etc. 225N425.
Hogs-Receipts. 800, De lower; heavy.
5.07hQ512h mixed, 5050510; light,
5.0O05l0; pigs. 450q5.0O; bulk Of sales,
5.050510
Sheep-Receipts 10000. Steady Year
llngs. 4OoGi so; wethers, 325d375; stock
sheep, 30OG33O; lambs 42jQ635.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14
WHEAT.

The Utah wheat market has remained
absolutely unchanged throughout the
week. a good local demand for the
product continues but the prices have
neither raised nor lowered the fraction
OF a cent since the last quotations
Harvesting Is now well under way in
the dry farm sections where, as before
stated. the yield viii be much lighter
than the early season seemed 10 In
dictate Reaping has not yet commenced
In the irrigated districts but viii begin
In nhnni fNn M..ha
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14
THE DAISY MINE.
The Receiver IL Authorized To Bor-
row $4,000 10 Start work.

II Is possible that the Daisy OF West
Dip may resume shortly Judge Cher
~ has authorized Receiver A. T,
Moon 20 borrow 5000 with which 10
make a new start In order 90 secure
the amount borrowed receivers certlh-
Gates VIII Doe paid drawing 10 per cent
interest. In case no one will advance
the necessary means 10 start up u IS
said the property VIII be sold for what
it viii bring
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14
wEEKLY RANK sTArEMENr.

New York July 1.-THE statement
OF the associated banks for the week
ending today shows the following
changes.
Surplus, reserve, increased N370.925
Loans decreased SlCj4 000 Specie in
creased Si3S6.700 Legal tenders I'M
creased S39i300 Deposits increased
81 $4,000 Circulation increased S2S6. 500.
The banks hold SIS. 960125 In excess OF
the twenty-five per ent legalc require
meut
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14
COMMERCIAL STOCKS.

The week In commercial stocks has
been a dun one. The publication Of the
various bank statements shows that
there Is no decrease IN the enormous
amount OF money congested here and
the same conditions seem 20 prevail I'm
Ogden whore the First National bank
deposits amount 20 nearly $4,000 and
those OF the Ogden Savings bank 20
S366o0O. Everything yielding returns Is
IN demand but there are few dividend
paying stocks 20 be had. as the present
holders decline 10 part with them. Ale
most the only transactions noted dur
Ing the week have been few shares
of Utah Sugar which sold az SlAS0.
ILu following nrn thu latnsI nuuflIlnns.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14
ONTARIO DIVIDEND.
The Expected Quarterly Dividend
Passed by the New York Directors.

Supt. r. c. Chambers Of the Ontario
received advices last evening from New
York that the directors OF the COM
pany had decided 20 pass this quarters
dividend which il was expected would
be paid In the regular sum Of $4,000.
The reason assigned for this course Is
the decision recently rendered against
the company IN favor Of the Crown
Point people, which involves besides
the costs OF the case. the payment Of
more than $4,000 damages. Che mine
Is looking we'll About 800 tons Of ore Is
being marketed every month In adj
dtion to that which is being milled.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14
BANK CLEARINGS.

The bank clearings OF the country for
the weeA ending yesterday showed fall
ing off OF 2l1 per cent from the same
week last year. the total being 81 52j,-
Ol4 $50. Salt Lakes totals reached the
handsome figure OF S2720 $40. which
places us IN advance OF Atlanta. Wor-
ccster. Rochester Peoria and New
Haven. Denyers totals for the same
week we're S3.il0,6j0 those Of Kansas
City Jumped to Sl3g09. 632
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14
DENVER LIVE STOCK.

Denver, July -Cattle-Recepts 200.
Market slow; beef steers 40O050O:
cows 3O0ai5o feeders. freight paid to
river. 25j05O0; st0ckers. freight paid
TO river, 35OQA5O. bulls, stays. etc.
2.0Oa82j
Hogs Receipts 60O Market 10 cents
lower: light packers and mixed 505q
BIS. heavy 4S0u490.
No sheen
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14
EASTERN EXCURSIONS
via
RIO GRANDF WESTERN RAILWAY,

Following excursions are announced
by the Rio Grande Western Railway,
the popular scenic, through sleeping,
dining and cafe car route to the East.
Cool and delightful ride through the
mountains.
Kansas City and return. July /, g.. $50. %
Charleston s. c., and return. July
1. 2......-. .,......., ,..,.......r NIl .A5
Cincinnati and return. July 9, TO-. .&iS so
Chicago and return, July II and
and Aug. g. proportionate 20
other points .................,t $50 30
ST. Paul aud return. July l3. a.. $50 90
Colorado common points. Chicago, ST.
Louis. ST. Paul Minneapolis Kansas
City Omaha and intermediate points
and return July 20, one fare plus $500.
Detroit and return, Aug, g. 24..f5l.O0
Chicago and return. Aug, %. a.. $40 30
For further details apply 90 l. A. Ben
ton city ticket agent. Dolly block, cor
ner. Ne. 1903 west Second South street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14
IMPERIAL COPPER co.
Col. Hawkins Talks of the Latest
Developments at Camp,

Col Hawkins came up from Beaver
county today full Of enthusiasm re-
garding the latest development OF the
Imperial Copper company Ia that coun-
~ under the direction Of Lewis Martin
or this city. Mr. Hawkins confirms the
news Of the strike as reported by Man
ager Lewis Of Chicago, The tunnel
where the strike was made is an old
one that was driven IN no feet many
years ago. II is said that this tunnel
paralleled the vein and when the pres
cnt management pushed the tunnel In
about SO feet farther II encountered a
body OF high grade copper ore. The
tunnel will be driven forward about 100
feet farther and Il is thought the main
chute viii then be encountered at a
depth Of about 400 feet, The colonel has
brought up a lot OF copper samples and
Is chartered at the KnutsfOrd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14

Titan Com and Savings bank. l0I.OO
lions Savings Bank q Trust CD l2i.O0
Provo Com. and Savings bank, ll0w
Tehl Com and Savings bank go 90
Thatcher Bros Bnkg Co. Logan l0i.OO
First National bank. ogden ....., 1000
Rocky Mtn Bell Tel CO........ 10000
Davis County bank Pennington. 10000
Barnes Banking Co., Kaysyllle.. $500
BONDS.
Church bonds. ...... 1921
S. l.. G. Il. r.. bonds. ............,l02
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14

1T is a surprising fact" says Prof.
Houton. that In my travels in an parts
OF the void for the last 10 years, ! have
met more people having used Green's
August Flower than any other remedy,
for dyspepsia, doranged liver and stom-
ach, and Tor consultation. / dnd for
tourists and statesmen or FOR persons
flling office positions, where headaches
and general bad feelings from Irregular
habits exist. that Greea's August Flow
er is grand remedy II does not in
Jure the system by frequent use, and
is excellent f0r sour stOmachs and in
digestion Sample bottle free az A. c.
Smiths DRUG store.
Sold by dealers In an civilized coun-
tries.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14
MARKET DULL AND MARROW
Il Was Difficult 10 Discern What i Was at
the Opening,
Railroad stocks Were Stationary
Dealings small aud without Sig
nificance Closing Irregular

New York, July ll-It was diff
cult TO discern the tendency Of
the opening stock market, owing
TO the small number OF transac-
lions and the narrowness Of the huctua-
tlons. There was no change IN excess
Of a quarter In any Important stock.
Interest was so narrow that any at
tempt 90 move prices caused a sharp
change without exchange OF any stock
In Sugar a decline OF point was effect
ed with little difficulty American Iobac-
co gained "a similar amount Railroad
stocks ala not vary 10 any extent either
way. The market drifted downward
o fraction and then rallied in spots on
the bank statement Dealings were so
small as to have mo- significance. The
closing was intensely dull and irregular
at small net changes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14

fered, including a fun and good selec-
ton which was mostly sold. Good
medium greasy morInos and coarse
crossbreds were IN strong demand. The
Improvement was due 90 a better de-
mand from the continent.
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STOCK TRANSACTIONS

Dsisy-l 600 at 2; 500 at iA.
Dalton and Lark-400O at O.
Mammoth-l00 al $40.
Northern Light-1OOO az 5h; 1000 at
az 1000 at o.
Ben Butler 900 at II.
Shares sold. 1880
Selling value. ElO62 30.