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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-28
Two Measures Considered by
House Committee,
BOTH PROPOSITIONS G00VER
Decision That The state Fairs Must
he Held I'm salt Lake city
Interesting Session.

Among other matters considered by
the House committee on live stock at
its meeting this morning was Stevens
State Fair bill There was considerable
discussion with regard to premiums
being offered for imported live stock.
The bill makes Il necessary for stock
TO be owned and kept within the State
for a period Of not less than six months
next preceding the opening Of the fair.
Mr.. Hatch thought It was TO the adj
vantage Of the State that foreign stock
should be shown at our State fairs and
that separate premiums might be Of
fered for the cattle which were not
owned In the State.
II was suggested that the reading OF
the bill be changed to read owned or
kept instead Of owned and kept No
action was taken upon the matter and
at the suggestion Of Chairman Cutler
the bill was laid on the table TIL to-
morrow morning TO give the commit
tee members further time to consider
its bearings.
With regard 20 holding the fair else
where than in Salt Lake the com
mittee decided that this would be un-
constitutional and were therefore OPP
posed TO II. AS far as a change from
the old grounds in the Tenth ward
square TO the grounds OF the ID. A.
and NJ. society, the committee was un-
decided as TO whether this land was
owned by the city or the State. The
matter may therefore be referred to the
committee on capital grounds.
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FAVORABLE AT
BEN BUTLER.
Two Feet Of GaIena and Iron In
the Main Drift,
THE MAMMOTH SHIPMENT.
Rims Much Lower Than was Expect
ed-Conditions ut Lower Mann
moth Mining Notes

Secretary A. L. Jacobs Of the Ben
Butler spent the Sabbath In Bingham
examining the latest developments IN
the Ben Butler group. on Thursday
last, when Mr. Jacobs visited the mine
there was about four inches Of ore In
sight In the main drift which Is being
run In a southerly direction. In the
interval between Thursday and Sunday
a marked Improvement was made, how
ever and Mr. Jacobs was much sur
prlsed TO find between Is inches and two
feet Of galena In sight, In the upraise
from the tunnel level Samples Of the
ore brought to town are similar to ore
encountered some time ago when assays
running about 10 per cent, eight ounces
silver and about two per cent copper
were obtained. The ore carries quite
little iron In the shape Of pyrites. The
outlook Is said 10 be very encouraging
for q big ore body, as the ground Is
quite soft
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brought by the State NJ, -,
against the State Of IIlin,ls AHa
drainage board the end soue .al q,
to prevent the use Of the csr3 1ia, l,,
OF us supposed pollution OF M ~ ..,,.la.
water Of ST. Louis The eF., t,'la.t,l
decision Is 20 sustain the conf. " Y
the state Of Missouri. The og llyIl'.e' {
handed down by Justice sbi,... =
chief Justice and justices Hs,. y
White united In o dissenting 1r ,lI a
Chicago, Jan. 2S.--Prcslde1t Fi,i io.
der j. Jones, OF the SANITARY 49,. 49,,
said: Vs'u.l
THE decision Is somewhat NJ,
prise TO us, but after AM ~
means that the case must now 4 Z,
on It's merits Henceforth tbs ~
OF the court will be directed w
question Of whether or not Tho ~. =
Of the channel and the rsT..
ChlcagO's sewage down the IlIr.,.55
Mississippi rivers has really resgl,.i I
the pollution Of ST. Louis water r,. I. /
IF so, equity Will justify me ~
ances Of st. Louis and the STATE I'M,
souri, and the sanitary distrlct vni,s.
70 find some remedy 10 prevent hr,.,
pollution"
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GROWN PRINCE OF GERMAN.
Invested With the order Of the Gar
ter by King Edward

Cowes, Isle Of Wight. Jan. a-Ia
crown prince Of Germany. FreisI
William. was invested With ne VIZ
Of the Garter today by King Ll's
VII. The investure occurred 20
council chamber OF Osborne nous q
was brilliant function. The pug Y
ficers OF the household. mlhlAI! p
civil functionarles. and the empsN
encourage, including a party iIol
imperial yacht Hohenz9llerh III
present. all in full uniform. -
While 'se crown prince knei, W.
the king to receive the insignia hs ~. "a
iesty addressed a few cordial W ~
to the prince and then, turning
peror William, In touching lslu ~,
thanked him for his visit at lns ~, ~
of sorrow and bereavement ana I'M. M
on the personal and other ties -l'''
Germany and Great Britain, "a
II is said that Emperor Wl. ,,.., - !,
hestow the order of the Rel ~ ..s. !,
Prince Arthur OF Connaught w. -
of The Duke OF Connaught) Ihs - :,
court marshal, Of Prussia Cous, Y,
Gutenberg. is on his way heIer s. 4
the suite OF Emperor William, Ia
Ter accompanied the crown pinl.1h ~
long rambie through the Osborne N, M
grounds today His majesty ~
boarded the Hohenzollern 70 "'
urgent state business.
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THE DALTON MEETING.
Shareholders Listen TO Reports OF
the Officers for Past Year.

The stockholders OF the Dalton Min
Ing company met In annual session
this afternoon and listened to reports
from the president managing director
and treasurer President McMlllen
stated IN his report that a new ore
house had been built during the past
year. The mill has also been adapted
for steam and two Wilhy tables have
been added by the parties who have
secured the option Tho capacity OF
the nil has also been considerably In
creased, and a new wagon road has
been built Managing director, o, X.
Young. stated that Gl5 feet OF develop
ment work has been done this year by
ali parties. The values are well sus-
tanned IN recent developments and the
outlook IL quite encouraging The COM
many has some ore on hand and nearly
tiOO In the bank one assessment was
levied during the year The names OF
the officers elected FOR the ensuing year
were not obtalnable when the News
went H. press.
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AFFLICTlON'S HEAVY HAND.
j. Wash Young aud His Family Down
With Diphtheria.

Capt. J. Wash Young, local agent for
Armour & Company, Is guaranteed at
his residence, 81 Third street, with an
attack Of dlphtherla Mrs. Young and
their daughter Lucille are also down
with the dread disease. Enquiries to-
day developed the fact that all three
are progressing towards convalescence
10 the extent that they were decidedly
better this afternoon. II win be re-
called that the family suffered a sad
bereavement a few days ago by the
death OF bright little Liberty, a four
year-old child. The numerous friends
Of the FAMILY will be gratihed to learn
that the physician who has the cases
In hand apprehends no lasting or seri-
Gus results from the malady In Mr..
Youngs family.
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DAILY Of Park City Was Heavy
Trader on the Exchange,
BEN BUTLER IS STRONGER.
Northern Light Very Active 30 Joe
Bowers Weaker Lower uam-
moth Unchanged,

stocks were quite active on the ex-
change today with prices generally well
sustained. Ajax showed a great deal
Of life al lower figures From 95Ia at
the opening the stock sold down 20
g5H at the close. DAILY was also very
active OF prices ranging from 1l.jj to
Si.53 a reaction set In before the close,
however, and the stock climbed 10 SLIGO
ON the closing sale. Day-West let 80
ESQ shares az $50 90 fat while Lover
Mammoth opened az N.2l and after
selling up 10 A.25 the stock weakened
10 t420A on the closing sale. Mammoth
was firm at S2.2l while May Day
huotuated between 3siz and 30H North
ern Light loOsened up some $1,000
shares around "a silver Shield was a
little weaker today when the stock
changed hands al 25h. Star Con. also
fell OF q little being traded In as low as
1874. Swansea did business around
SO .s2. while Tesora sold down 10 40. Ben
Butler was In good demand al adj
vanced prices After opening at on the
stock closed with the sale OF 1000 shares
ut Z.
Dalton was In evidence at 1917, while
Joe Bowers was much weaker, selling
from 24 10 2h.
CloainR ouOtations were posted as fol-
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ferred. Aa Manhattan. ll7h Metro
politan Street Railway company, lblAi
Missouri Pacific S5N; Northern Pacific
S3h. DO preferred, s5A New YORK cen
trial, iii,. Pennsylvania, 49, Pacihe
Mail, asa, Pullman 200, Peoples Gas,
90, Reading (common). 3llai do. hrat
preferred. M: do second preferred,
43M Rubber. 20h Rock Island, lZllsi
Southern Pacific, 45A 81 Paul, l54lsi
Sugar lAh. T. @. & J., di3 Union Pa
clnc, S3h do preferred spa; Western
Union. s3it.
Late IN the morning the January OPP
ton broke fully i2j points under real
izing, but the singular absence OF eX-
element continued "A striking feature
OF the operations Fluctuations at the
noon hour we're violent, though specula-
ton continued very quiet with the bulk
Of business attributable 10 the talent.
Wall street and foreign shorts were the
chief buyers. AZ noon bids showed
January 20 be net il5 points higher,
February points higher, March z
points higher and the rest OF the list
1 TO points net lower.
Bonds werA active and firm.
MONEY AND BONDS.
Money on call nominally at i.A per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper 3hqiA per
cent.
Sterling exchange firm with actual
business IN bankers bills al SSi550
4.S7A for demand and at i.siqi,dh FOR
co days. Posted rates, 4.Ah4So ana
4.SSh. Commercial bills 4.SShQi'
Silver certificates, 63has5c.
Bar silver, Size
Mexican dollars, 49,
Government bonds, steady; refunding
two reg. 1858; do coup, LOSS Ss
reg. l.09&. do. coup, l.0si5 new 4s
reg, 1.36A do coup, l,3IAi Qld -
reg. and coup, l.t2h, SIS req l.lolsi
coup, i.i9A.
SUGAR.
sugar--Rsw quiet; fair refining, SA'
centrifugal 90 test, AZ.
Molasses sugar, 3ia; refined dun;
powdered, $50, graduated, $50.
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p. d. ARMOUR's ESTATE.
Valued at $4,000, 900 in Petition
for Letters Testamentary.

Chicago. Jan.2S.-The estate Of the
late Philip d. Armour. according 10 "a
petition Tor letters testamentary hled
In probate court today is valued AT
SIS COO 900 or this. $lt900o00 Is realty.
This estate is distributed among me
members Of the Armour family, the
legatees named IN the petition being
Malvina @. Armour widow j. ogden
Armour son. Philip D., ana Lester AT
mour grandson The executors named
In The win are the widow and son.
m Armour institute Is not included
among the legatees. but Il is said Mr.
Armour made provisions for the fu-
turs OF the Institute by transferring
property before his death
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PARK CITY ITEMS,
The Quincy is Looking Up 80 Naleo
Ohcers -Shipments.

In It's weekly review OF Park city the
Record avs another shipper has been
added a. tie Park city list of great
mines. A strike which promises TO be
OF the utmost Importance 10 the camp
and bids fair 10 cause no little stir M
mining matters, has been made in the
Quincy. What the character of THIS
strike Is may easily be determined by
the large specimen which was brought
down from the mine yesterday after
noon and placed IN Mr.. Hces ONCE
IL Is one OF the finest specimens OF
mineral that has ever been seen In this
camp or any other. IL Is about tve
feet in circumference. and It's weight
will come close 90 345O pounds, and
ANAL portion Of 10 now graces the Rec
ord cabinet II does not require an eN-
pert 10 tell that it Is rich. What the eX-
tent of the slrkc Is no one knows, but
lt Is sufficient 90 warrant the state
ment by Manager Mclaughlin that IL
makes "a good prospect For eighteen
months work has been going on along
quietly but steadily on this property
adding each month a goodly su. 10
the circulating medium OF the camp
hv MS distribution OF wages So little
stir I'm fact. has been made by the
promoters that information concern
Ing 70 has been almost Impossible 10
obtain But the systematic work mas
been going ON iust the same. until TO-
dav regular shipments, OF no mean
tonnage. are being made That II VIII
in time ada another wonder TO the
mines OF this district. there Is no doubt
nr1 the Record voices the sentiment
m Tho entire camp IN congratulations
,r5 baet wishes Of success 20 the
p'uclv and deserving owners OF the
pronertv.
,,octbolders was held this afternoon.
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PERSONAL.

@ A. schoyer superintendent Of car
construction Tor the Northwestern ran
road, is al the Knutsford'
O. d. Randall. a travelling man for a
large silk house Of ST. Louis, Is al the
Knutsford Mr. Randall when young
man. clerked In store IN Albany, n,
Y. In the rear of which was published
the Evening Journal by Thurlow Weed
An Mr.. Weeds callers passed through
the store and Mr. Randall recollects
having seen Horace Greeley VIM II.
Seward. Martin Fillmore ana other
political leaders OF that time. pass
through the store to see the journal s
editor.
C. r. Kelsey. OF Mountain Home,
Idaho. Is a guest az the knutsford.
VIM. Carson Of Fairfield, is at the
Cullen.
+. G. Hagenbarth, Of the Wood Live
stock company, returned yesterday
from a business trip 20 ldaho
Senator Willis johnson returned from
Centertille yesterday and Is accom-
panied by HIS family, who VIII remain
In me city during c portion OF the legis-
latlve session.
Secretary Charles Martin or u ma
tlonal Lave Stock association Is still
very m al the Knutsford. His condition
has not improved much In the past few
days
Fremont Gda) Journal; L. G. Hardy
OF salt Lake City Is here looking up a
location for the establishment OF a
branch office Of the Idaho Colony com
pany.
Evanston News Register: II. A.
Boyer. Salt Lake citizen, was In
Evanston on Tuesday.
Evanston News-Register: Miss Ellen
Olsen. a prominent young lady Of Muir
ray. Utah. IS visiting her sister, Mrs.
Joseph II. johnson. IN this city.
Hon. David Keith Mrs. NJ. J. Far
low, Colonel Trumbo and wife and
Broker Ia sheets. and wife ali felt for
san Francisco today.
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MAMMOTH SHIPMENT.
The Rich ore Runs Much Below
Expectations.

The news that the much-talked or
rich ore from the Mammoth has not
come up 10 expectations viii come as
surprise 20 the stockholders Of the com
pany. Such. however. appears TO be
the case. Probably no one VIII feel
more chugrned than the guards who
lost a nights sleep In order TO protect
sacks Of ore supposed to be worth about
$50 each. but which. according 70 an
assay received today were only worth
about SIS each. The assay referred TO
was secured by Thomas w. Jennings
from ore that had been sampled. and It
Is thought 10 run very close TO the
mark. Returns from this sample show
2SS ounces silver and Sli66 gold per
ton. or q value OF about $500. The man
agemeut OF the mine expected al least
ST 900 per ton from the shipment
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

Omaha. Neb.. Jan. 2s.-Cattle-Re-
eeipts. 2.iOO. Generally steady. Native
beef steers. 4O0G5 40; Western steers
S.70QA 60: Texas steers, S.0OQS.15i cows
and heifers. 3.O0Q4.2O, Gamers. l.'5g
2.s5: stockers and feeders. S,3Od4 so;
calves. 4 .OOQ6. 10; bulls stays, etc, 2'9O
d425.
Hogs-Recelpts $500 SC higher closed
slow. heavy. 5.2OG5 25 mixed b'2OH
s 22il: light. 5.l5a5. 22is; pigs. 4.oog
AS: bulk OF sales, 5.22ls.
sheep-Receipts. 4ioOo. Active, steady
10 strong. Yearlings. 4.50q4SO; NUT
tons 4.O0d4.5O common and stock
sheep. 3.e0GS.s5; lambs, i,75g5's5.
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Injunction Against could contInr!

New York. Jan. S.-Justlce BsA
In the supreme court today, hslla
down a decision continuing The ie-.
porary Injunction restraining George
Gould, Edwin Gould, Howard G5uH
and Helen Gould, as trustees d ihs
estate Of their father, from D8U'ig over
the income of the portion y. he estate
belonging 10 their sister Anna Could
Countess de Castellane. Isaing the
trial Of an action brought ty Asher
Wertheimer. a London buca'0iic
dealer, against the Count and Countess
de Castellane for SSlS.O00 for paintings
and bric-a-brac furnished them
Judge Beach permits the payment q
5000, 1000 a year 20 the countess iG ne
support Of herself and children penang
the trial OF the action,
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RICH SILVER ORE
Encountered In Upraise from 700
Level of Lower Mammoth.

Alex Campbell. the well known brok-
en-. was In Tintlc yesterday looking over
The riches OF the Lower Mammoth,
with which he was greatly Impressed
The management is stopping IN Inc
bodies OF excellent looking ore on the
ZOO and 500 levels. A body OF rich sill
Yer ore has Just been encountered IN
an upraise from the 200 level where the
outlook Is specially encouraging a
Wine IA also being started from the
500 level on the ore In order % prove
the dip OF the vein. The manasement
has started 10 ship the rich sacked ore
which has been lying IN the tunnel for
some time II VIII be on the market
during the next day or two,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
oN~rDNo.~~N~DN.N.NNNo~oN.No

At the theater tonight the Boston
Lyric Opera company opens an en-
gagement Of one week, Carmen be-
ing the bill and the noted contralto,
Collomarini, singing the title role. There
has been a heavy advance sale and the
opening viii be a brilliant one,
At the Grand, Lord Chumley" VIII
be rendered for the first time tonight
by the Cummings stock company.
INQUIRIES were received at the News
Office this morning regarding the open
ing OF the sale for Sousa's band. All
interested should consult the adver-
tisement which states that the advance
sale will open on Monday next at
Daynes' Music store.
Prot. c. d. Schettler made a book
ing this morning which will be heard
Of with enthusiasm by all mandolin
and guitar players. Learning that the
noted mandolin sOloist, Samuel Siegel
was on his way from London to full
nm a San Francisco engagement, Mr.
Schettler took UP a correspondence
with him and by making personal
guarantee. induced him 70 give con-
cert in salt Lake on his return from
the coast. The date will be February
18th In the Congregational church. Prof
schettler states that Siegel Is the
greaca-l py.ag mandolinist and his APP
pearance here viii be a decided event
A subscription list win be circulated
by Prot. schettler.
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designations and Appointments Trans
pire at Fillmore Yesterday.
ESPECIAL TO THE NEWS. y

oTIlDIHI4 - TIL W " -
Fillmore Utah, Jan 2S.-Hesterday
Elder Thomas c. Callster, OF this ward,
resigned his position as bishop. He.
with his counselors. James A. Melville
and Nelson Bishop, were honorably re-
leased. Elder Christian Anderson was
chosen 10 succeed Bishop Callister with
Alonzo Robson as first and Daniel
Stevens second counselors,
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stnrtcd slnklnR Today.

The outlook Is so good on the US Level
Of the Sh0ebridge Bonanza that the
company has decided 10 sink another
nifty feet and the work was started TO-
day. The management recently mark
eted a ear or ore from this level when
netted S2j per ton. Another car Of SIM
liar ore Is at the sampler and another
shipment Is lying on the platform at
the mine
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Peruvian Pearl Fishery Mouopa.

Lima, Peru, Jan. 2S.-The goyenrs.
has granted a monopoly OF he raj
fishery on the coast OF the state 5fR.
ra between Point Moro and HuaaaI
inlet.
The government for three years & n
receive a tenth Of the gross output 4
the fisheries and afterward Is TO rsCsa'
a fifth.
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City, Mo. Jan, 2S-Cattle--
Receipts. 5000. Steady to shade lower.
Native steers. 4,O0G5.6 co. Texas steers
3. 5Od4.75: Texas COWS, 2.s5q365; ma
tive cows and helfers, 2.OOqi.2J; stock
ers and feeders, S.l0d4.65; bulls 2.sOq
S.75.
525. =,
Hogs-Recelpts. 5000 Strong 20 3
cents higher. Bulk OF sales, 5.2oa5 30'
heavy. 5.25d5 40; packers. 5.2an5 ~;
mixed. 5.20d58O; light, 5000 .g'Ni
workers.. 5.20d5,27is; pigs, 4.5Oab 90
shoenI peceints 1900. Strong
Lambs. 4.O0q5 40; muttons, 2'5Vg4'4V'
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MRS. NATION AND GOV. STANLEY
Asks Kansas Executive to Join NJ,
in a saloon Smashing Crusade

Wichita, Kansas, Jan. pa rA.
to the Beacon. from Topeka. STATE, h.
Mrs. Carrie Nation interviewed M
Stanley and Atty Gen. Goddard ~
She demanded the enforcement q \.
prohibitory law She win appesl \
the legislature this afternoon
The governor said her motive NJ
good but her methods bad She ny,l
the governor 70 join her IN a al
smashing crusade.
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Reports were read and the following
officers elected Thomas kearns.
president: j s. Bransford, vice presl-
dent. W. G.. Lamb secretary ana trtas-
urar. The other directors are VI. j.
DALEY and John Paradise.
What was the Jack Kennedy Interest
IN the Kennedy group Of mining claims
has been purchased by 4. G. McLaugh-
I'm for the Anchor Mining company,
The price paid was $4,000 and the In
terest thus acquired by the purchasers
is two.thirds. The group consists OF
fourteen claims the Anchor adjoining
IL an the south
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TRANSFERS.

Ajax, 100 at s6M; 100 90 96h 200 at 90;
800 at 957. 200 al 95A 200 at 95F; zoo
at 95H, 100 az o5h 100 at 95A
Daily 300 at Sl.55. 100 at l.5i, 200 at
1.68%. 100 AZ 49,, 100 az .53ia; 100 at
.54h; 100 AT l.55ia 100 at SO. 100 at
56i5: 100 az ISL. 100 az l,51a; 100 at
S. 200 at 59il; 100 no l.60,
DAILY West, $50 az $4,000
Lower Mammoth 10000 al N.2l. 200
at i.23. 200 az 4.2i, 400 at4.25; 100 at
l.2ih 100 at }24ia; 100 at 4 23ia; 200 at
4.22l5; 900 at 4 %; 100 az 22h 200 at
4.2ih: 100 nj 4.2l&; 100 at 4 .2OA.
Mammoth. 100 az 2.2l; 100 at 2.2OA.
May Day, 100 al SSls; 900 at 80 100 at
ss& 200 at sou 300 az 39h 200 at SS7s,
Northern Light, 100 at 2h; 1000 at
2; COCO az 2N 5000 az 2h.
Silver Shield. 500 at 26; 800 at 257si
5000 at 25z SEQ az 25h 1000 al 25A.
Star Con, 700 al 19h 900 at 70; 100 at
1874, 200 at 1914
Swansea 100 at SEA
Tesora, COO at i9i5, 200 at 494 300 at
40.
Ben Butler. 1000 at sIs; 1000 at 6s;
1000 at T.
Dalton. 1000 at 1915,
Joe Bowers ! 900 az 2A: 1000 az 2@,
1000 az ~: 1000 AZ 2%,
Shares cold 80 $50
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle-Recelpts, 300, steady TO iOc
lower. Good to choice cows STEADY;
butchers l5c to zoe lower good to prime
steers. 5 10000, poor TO medium. 3.4Vq
800. stockers and feeders, 5'VOQf,oOi
cows 2 s0G4 Is. hgifers. 2. G5dA5O; can
ners. 1 s5d2 50: bulls. 2.7og4.4O calves,
l.0OQ5.75 Texas fed steers, 4.OOq4'to;
Texas grass steers 3.3jQ4.OOi Texas
bulls. 25OqS.55.
Hogs-Receipts today, $4,000; tomor-
row. $4,000 left over, iOl5. opened DC
higher. closing easier. Hop, j.S5. Mixed
ana butchers. 3 .lOG5.S2h; good to choice
heavy. 5.15G5. S5; rough heavy, 1900
$40; light, 5.O5a5.SO; bulk Of sales, DIV
q5,21h.
sheep-Recelpts. 10000 Steady. Good
TO choice wethers. 3Ij645O fair to
choice mixed. 3 .75GS So. Western sheep
2 SOG4 30. Texas sheep. 2,tOd3 80; ma
tive lambs, 42505.5o; western lambs
Z. OOd5. 80.