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sUNsgINE DOING N'IIA.
s-susts 10 Not 1ei ~ MBus lmpwq.
aBos~ sHys The Manager

MsEErs. Georrs Mpuff lf ne Sun
- ne rus ans uF vE5e Ehuf1
visit 30 tht YrpgHTT rsstF'3sF W-hsu
seen inrf ulFli be rnts3 thaf ne strike
rtEaf1es uu Mguany q very rith ore
s. pos Fei = uucE Importance
Itls rlch 81 ere 1slt BE- "Occurs
ll sfreaks ans ue may ~ cutie q body
q ii but as yet ws only have a vein
that varies very considerably In width
az work progresses The mine On
Whole is looking we'll and the min is
doing iis work nicely The amount Of
ore treated viii not be increased for
rome time, not until the mill he's been
thoroughly tested and regulated az IT,
present rate u output. The mill Is at
present treating 100 tons daily and
making an average saving Of 20 on 81
ore"
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Steamer Julia Runs Ashore.

New York May THE steamer Julla
which has iust arrived with prest -elec,
Palma ran ashore In the chanel. saws
a Clentuegos, Cuba, dispatch 10 the
World Iwo public bath houses and
several boats were demolished ana The
residents Of the little summer resort
near by were greatly alarmed.
Castillo the pilot who was RESPONSE.
ole for the accident, Is the same man
who plloIed the Spanish warshln
oqQendo when she sailed out Of Santa.
ncet.
This coincidence has evoked con-
siderable comment and the pllot has
been censured severely For three hours
the Julia remained fast. then A 0otllla
OF decorated tugs and steamers came
down the bay 20 her assistance and The
rising tide iloated her. Wv
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Utah Mining Note.

EFtNltl correspondence.
Provo, May THE following notices
OF location OF mining claims have been
filed with the county recorder:
Independence In Alpine mining dis
trict, situated on the left side OF north
twin peak hollow az the end OF We'd
ley dugWay by T. A. johnson IT al.
Sheep Creek Nos. ] 10 G. and Auth
cline Nos to petroleum claims. each
containing 1850 acres. all north Of and
near Mil Fork station on tho Rio
Gande Western railway. by W /.
Richardson ct al.
Forester, Joining the northeast cor
ner Of the Tonic patented claim. Har-
riet, 200 due west from the west end
center Merrill claim. Winner. $50 fost
west from northwest corner OF Anime
patented claim. an In American Fork
mining district by i. n Hyde.
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Price on Convention.

Don e. Robbins and other salt LAX
ers inieres ted in the oil industry in
Utah leave for Price tonight to be pres
ent az the convention OF Utah oil men
which commences tomorrow. At a
meeting lost night OF the oil exchange
Mr.. Robbins was appointed TO represent
the exchange az the Price convention
and 10 urge upon those present the es-
Enlistment Of the bureau OF informa-
ton In the city instead OF In that The
convention viii be in session tomorrow
and Friday.
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MINING NOTES.

w NJ White arrived n the city from
Beaver city this morning
Supt E Raddatz of the Honorin,
Of stocfton leg, for that property thli
morning
Bullion Beck ore TO the extent OF Ave
cars arrived 10 the valley for sampllne
this morning
Three ears OF Grand Central ore ana
cd tomorrow
ore and bullion settlements in this
| city yesterday amounted To $4,000: Nc
Cornlck 4 Co, $4,000; r, X. Jones &
CO.. S29.5OO
the Excelsior Of Eureka, New. Ia 3D.
coming 9 considerable shipper 10 the To-
cal market. Another car OF ore win be
on tomorrows market
The Taylor and Brunton sampler "a.
ports the receipt today Of controls ON
one ear OF ore from Eureka. New. and
ON three cars Of ore from Tintic
w $. Brown Of Fremont. Neb a d.
rector OF the FIRST Mercur Gold Mint.
company and large stakeholder in re
Con. Mercur is In the city for a few
weeks stay.
H. C. Harrington. formerly sur,arir-
tendent OF the Quincy il yirr tba
quincy company for The recovery ~
10 be due him
Manager Sappinrton OF the Superior
coinpanys Park City property was In
rtoeWl iast evening OF some fine sam
pifs OF ore from recent developments
thefe The specimen were rich In sill
Yer chlordes
Messrs. Andrew J Mannv. r. NJ
Dayton and = L. Rohlang we're visi-
tors o. the new Sunshine mill vegter-
ua} They were much impressed with
lhe ease and uerfectness with which
the patent separator o. shines and ores
does It's work.
The Bingham Con. convorters were
Yesterday started up In the prasopc.
oi Messrs Curam. White SlrVirb,a
ana Hammett OF the company. Everv-
fhlns worked perfectly ana the turning
oul OF pi2 copper VIII from now ON H.
part OF the conWanys business.
Manager Maasen Of the Century stan
ed iliit morning ihat the new min Il
operating nicely and that 40 far the
iloaiuph every other 0ay have shown
up better than any of la7t montb
harr'nE accidents the outnut OF tba
mil VIII this month be- between = f0O
ans $1,000 Wv
AoElceE from Wells. New. state that
lhe ii'ao6 Forest Mining and Smelling
sliilpaiy expects before very long to
NV Il tnsly equipped sllver-lead
sineitlis plant i Is stated that The
~ Al'is, Chalmers company Of Chicago l.ag
eu ,iit clntrarts for the erection ana
equipment 81 the new plant
On monday next there viii be NEE
uk h iht directors 0f tne 81 T.onig
.hilp mining company IN the onics
= suatt aNnlnlef, VINO states rha, sav-
r. ~ LpuIf gentlemen e,.uacf III he
ltf+ enc thui ths question OF rommene-
-s -tl tioimeuts a. the property i'm
ne1isiaiy VII be discussed
= p Jennings. he mining s,.,,sr.
~llei whose direction rhe fr,,-,,i,.-.
..i'lnF uil it bulrr rrr. )ssrar m,
i-ei -AilI91a property TODAY Tbs Neiri
i.esA r9il recently pgf b. commits
~ % ne tooonino properly II ssis
p o operating sruoofh.y ~ 40 -
ECU success On TIE oomEany's ores.
ne case Of Elizabeth Liringr-a,
.salnst me Copper King Mining rg-r-
any et al Is % trial before Ju4ge
ian Today. The suit was brourb, nv
lls. Livingston 70 quiet title 10 a. IN
crest IN the Basin Basin No. ana
iiners Pride lode claims. situated h
'ig cottonwood district. PlainilT aiso
SKIS elVvV az damages for the wrongful
OF the property.
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"The Book OF the
Presidents"
By Gen. Charlie, II, Gro,,enoL

p years member Of Co1xfs,s prsssg,,ss
the most Egmg,s9la 90. nssn.eesntI,
beautiful book ever .rs.el II ~ r.,t.s
states Contain = lsfYs flI.Dsgs 49,
tpsfavure p9fira4fs. fetfyl ~ ff,..,'' ~.
pest painting iu NJ CsrtttI 1000
C9aRfessiQhal Lbfzfg. ~ C,fgsfse. n :.
yaIlsry 81 WahlfEf9a ar5 ~ tvtf.e
houss Both PrsEls1t MN,
ffeslqent ho1seFt.i PAD rssei.n, Il.
the White House f1f her rlffrs7f- = y
. gsed oniy ana s1c.4Nrely lr ia 49,
hlh IN me gfeafasf t9r9f ever 49,
On any publication lasas6 ir 49, 49,.
w. " - Eofk that VII rffstf sg,T.,
upon the nation. Egsfy nafrfsft, 49,.
g,an citizen vii bgg h. asllsy Ii 49,.
flsh tlaSs men ah1 Egrst sfrts,.s-f y.
elinfflssl.n y par Faisry arf 80 ~ =.
mission, Nsb yeafiy Esafarfssf 80.
, ar = ptfmaaslf ugfE Al, -
y a1teo - open o fuan 49, A. 80 ~.
IN home town ~ have ctaf,s ~ sv....l
an csffssp9ndenff. iGsEaz 49, - ~
stfthlng ah1 qirr Won p,sss..s -.
De fnsoe pn this pgtreafss ,-rt'. ~.
next three yealt VIM - 49,. ~.
Particular Adfrrss -
TIE CONTINENTAL PEEga
Iggcorsr LUIirg
O2Dltits y \ Tfsss.,y
HaAa1sssE. y. {
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oPHR sULPHIDEs HERE.
Manager Lathrop win Market First
Consignment from the New Mil

Manager Laihrop, Of the Ophir Of
stateline. has arrived In the city with
the frst consignment Of sllyer-gold-
copper gulph.des from the new mill.
and reports the plant ana mine 20 be In
the very best condition
Regarding the shipment now In, which
viii b. sampled today, Il Is stated that
over s. % DO values b. contained there
IN. The management Of the Ophir Is
much gndfed with the showing made
By the mine and mill.
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UNLISTED STOCKS
SALES.

Ajax--500 q Az, S. %; 1860 o ss.
400 q 45iz; 100 q Az. Total 1895
Carisa-i,5OO q 80: 100 q ia; SO o
SIN; 100 q S75s. Total 800.
DAILY west-25 q 1910; 80 @ $50.
Total 275.
Lower Mammoth--l00 q i.4s
Mammoth--100 a III; 100 q i.za
May Day-l,O00 q 2SN; 100 6 2til.
$500 q 2e7s; $4,000 q 2s1s. 100 Q =.
Total $500.
sacramento-5OO @ 9oS; go Q q. To-
tai 1000.
Star con.-lOo a "a; 400 O 2sis; ls,o
q 2S%. Total 300.
Uncle sam-eO0 q 80; 200 q s5M: 90
a So; 100 q 36i.; 1000 q 36iz lleo 9
81; $500 a 37iz; 1900 a 36il, S. 30; -
a 36&; 200 q 37A: $500 q 81, s. 90
800 a S7h, s. 10; 1000 q IS. b. 90: 100 g
SIN; 100 q 37ss. Total 1890
California--2.000 q 1914. s. 10: 1000
q ION; $500 a 10a.; 500 a l0ls; loo q
lo% 800 q IL; 800 q lOis, $. 10. Total
1900.
century--loO @ g.; 100 @ siH; 100 Q
61 Total 300
La Reine--5OO q 1914; 600 @ i2a. To-
tai 1000.
Tetro-5oO a "a; 800 @ %.
Yankee-500 a 2.05, y. 30. 800 q 205;
100 q 200. Total l,1O0.
OPEN BOARD.
500 Carisa 31h. 49,
$50 Grand Central 800.
100 Mammoth LIN.
900 May Day 26ik, b. 30.
GOO Uncle Sam. S7is, s. 30.
700 Uncle Sam S7ih.
1000 California l0%.
1000 California Ii. b. 30.
100 Century 80.
500 la Refine 12h.
200 Victor 2lik. ~
TOTALS.
Regular call, 4G275 shares, soc, 80.
Open board, $3.50 shares. $2.0l6.6O.
Total 81 .625 shares. S2S9O4 90.
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RrrIrR Avn Zoos.

New York Mar -Egt,sr-Rectpt
l40o packages. fra State dairy &c
p; creamery. state &6& Jane cream
cry imitation. gb9g2, FACTORY. iS91
EgCs-RectiprS i5aN parSAgeS
steady state And pcnnA- e Wts,srs
uncandled ~ marx .'9lA
Chicago May G--oa ist p0,iufe ex-
change today tat butter uSrkgt was
firm. Creamery. 1907. lslry. iSsN
Cheesc-Dhsy lg9lyA
Eggs-Easg, fresh. la
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Time Table
In Effect April l
1902

ARRIVE
From ogden. Portland, Butte chs
earo 81 Louis omaha nenVer o. -
anu ~ o,,d ,n'termedlste points piiQ am
prom CallenteN Milford. NephL
pr,yo ana Intermediate points s'S' D."
Nan, ogden Chicago 81 Louis
kansas ss, JI,g 0' o' s'OS pm
Prom Garfield Beach Iooele anu s.N nm
fTom Ii NoS, Nsr'OE N'pD' ',.'.. 600 pm
IRON rs reg 1,a,e ,9ssi points $50 pm
tro@ e,. vsds@ nu'"s $40 pm
DEPART
For ogden. Cache Valley, Omaha
chicago Denver Kansas Uy
and 81 Louise, . D. ...t ,ts.s'".. NV an
'0' Ts gSg'S r ...,,.'','',-....,, 5,iS am
u" .n d'u Nan, '''' 49,, -. 755 am
For ogden. bate. Helena, Portland,
san Francisco and Intermediate
POINTS ... .,...a...a,,. ... ...'.'so' N't' au
For ogden. omaha, Chicago, Denver
Fr SH, o.'. s' . ,. '~'.,ls'so pm
' omsba' 81 Louis ana Chicago. 500 pm
For Provo Nophl Milfo-d, Callenies
aud lute mediate polnts go. 80 pm
For ogden, Bate. Holena Portland
points .'......-........................i0;jl pm
n. N. sCHCMACuER Act rraG Ags
n T.. Burnley, q. r. s. !. A..
H. 5. SPENCER A. g. 7. 4 T. \
CITY Ticket Oflc0 20l Main street.
Telephone 80
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London, May THE Daily Chronicle
says that the private requests left by
Cecil Rhodes were small and were
mostly TO old servants. Under verbal
instructions 10 the trustees says the
paper the residue amount OF the
scholarship plan win be devoted 70 the
betterment Of South Africa, 10 such
things as irrigation and the settlement
OF good class Of ool0nists there, in
Guiding British women.
The trustees, continues the Chronicle,
are being inundated for appeals for as
slstance from an sorts o. outside or
CARNATIONS, bur these are doomed 70
absolute disappointment.
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British Empire League Meeting.

New York May IA meeting OF the
British Empire league has just been
held IN the house Of commons under
.he craftsmanship OF Lord Ayeburv. IA
n'ar an address from Col Denison on
lnt subject OF preferential trade rates.
cables {, the London correspondent OF the
tribune The Duke OF Abercorn. Sir
ChaIles upper and several influential
members OF parliament were present
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Forcsters' supreme Court Closes,

san Francisco May The supreme
court Of the Independent Order of For.
esters formally closed lis sessions he.
gun ~ Los Angeles, by Installing Tho
officers elect In this city. The rsnor,
OF lhe committee on the state Of the or
aer' showed Il to be In very prosper.
Gus condition.
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Repnrt ON NAV nnr.

The committee, composed Of Messrs
James johnson ana John Campbell. ap-
pointed ID audit the affairs or the MAY
Day company, late yesterday reported
to the directors, The report extends
over the period between April Y. 1901.
and May }. 1909. during which Time total
receipts we're SSl le6T and total eX-
penditures Nl2jL1s the company on
May being S2,1SS.2Q In debt The com
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BONDS FURNISHED

All kinds Of court and official. per
sonal surety for employers, CONTRACT
ors. corporation officers. trustees and
administrator also burglary insurance
written by United States Fidelity ana
Guaranty Co.. o. Baltimore. Nd
The WLs0N-SHtRkAR. co, 6en'l Agents.
81 West Second South street
WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS.
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The Burlington Route announces a
round trip rate Of one fare plus $500 to
Omaha, Chicago. ST. Joseph, Kansas
City. ST. Louis and intermediate points
for the Utah Teachers Annual EXcur-
sion.
Tickets on sale June TO- II, and -.
Final return limit September 5.
Thro' tourist sleepers, Salt Lake City
10 Omaha. Chicago, Kansas City and
ST. Louis.
Thro Standard sleepers, daily. Salt
Lake City TO Omaha and Chicago.
For additional information write or
call on r. +. Neslen. General Agent,
Burlington Route No. 7s West Second
South ST., Salt Lake City, Utah.
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FoRBcDosURE TO COME.
California Mortgage Of $4,000 VIII
Not Ice Relieved.

When asEed concerning the state
ment by NesEfg Brown and Henderson
mat ID purHVaunf 81 thaif clients
wishes the CHif1rniR mortgage f0r S5t~
hD3 nuul1 b faferinsed pr0ce dinrH 10
commence today or tomorrow Judge
Sryier 'sie Ihif lnurniur '1t Is D.
hing that Z cant prevent hw ] hope
that within the 60 dByF granted by me
Ian Ia which the IruperW may be rf-
deemed p make the raise nereusEry 10
pay 90 re nompnuyf indeiGaauem
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WILL SIGN THE
OLEO1AROARlNE BILL

washington, May AN doubt Of the
Presidents intention with respect TO
signing the oleomargarlne bin was re-
moved today when he announced he
would give il his approval either today
or tomorrow. '0''
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patrons Of the oregon Short Line and
r-n,on Pacific taking the 600 y. M
train for points east, should bear in
mind that dinner is served IN dining cars
Immediately ",s upon departure Of the
train from Salt Lake.
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Yesterdays Showing Of Strength
Not Maintained.
MAJORITY MADE SOME GAINS
bulls Sent Louisville and Resdiags
Up-stroBg Upward Movement
Ia Minor Properties

New York, May 7--Yesterday's late
show OF strength was not fully MAIN
tanned on the opening stock market
this moraing, although the majority OF
stocks showed fractional gains. Stocks
were feyerlsh and the opening advances
were quite generally lost when Read
Ing broke below 65. 81. Paul also was
fold freely and Manhattan was week
feature.
Tennessee coal fell 2B on the UNI
favorable showing Of It's annual re-
port,
The market continued TO give way
until losses had been extended 10 3h in
Tennessee Coal, In Chicago. Indian
apolis & Louisville and considerably
over a point IN various coalers, rail-
roads AMI speclaties. Westinghouse
Electric lost points. Shorts COW
evered In Reading and IT'S rally OF over
point siilfened prices an around.
Kansas City Southern stocks became
active the common rising 81 and the
preferred ~. The recovery in prices
wiped out some Of the losses. notably
in sugar, Chicago. indianapolis d
Louisville. and the Pacifics Amalga-
mated rose point over last night
Bonds were easier at noon.
The bulls took hold Of Louisville and
the Read.ags. carrying the first named
10 l46i gain over night Of ~, while
the latter all sold Is above yesterdays
close, Strong upward movements oc.
Cured IN numerous minor stocks hut
The active stocks were quiet and did
not benent much from the buoyant
features
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WANTED.

In every town IN Utah idaho and
Wyoming, an honest. energetic boy 70
sell the SATURDAY NEWS. Good
commissions paid Reference required
Write US FOR particulars
TIE DESERET NEWS.
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LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO

Chicago, May 1.-Cattle-Receipts. L.
100 lQc higher Good 70 prime steers.
o.s0Q!.3Q, poor TO medium 4.500g 70.
stockers and feeders. 250G530: COWS.
l.4en5,l5 heifers. 2.j0G6.O0. oanners.
LOG co. bulls 250G5.75. calves. g0oa
o.sa Texas fed steers. 225dG.25.
Fs-keceiptE today. $1,000. tomor-
row. H,pg0. left over 400. 10 Toe
lower Mixed and butchers. Gl5QTlO.
GOOD 70 choice heavy. 7.iO@7.20. light
t.toab.s0 rough heavy, G.S0a7.O5: bulk
OF gaies 6s0GZO5
sheep-hsceipts ls.000 sheep. steady.
Go0u 70 choice wsthers, 5.7566.25. fair
% choice mixed. 4.75G5.G0. western
sheep b.2b@6.&; native lambs, 675Q
TOT. western lambs. t.20d6.5O
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ST LOUIS
81 Louis May f-wpea-Sgss n
Territory 4 Western r'et3aca& itelh
ire. n0l& coarse N@l1
BOSTON.
Boston, May G-Thore h&s Neea ~
change Il the condition. e ~ ea2l
marie, here lhis wcek gst stItSeS ta
the wooden mills thrograag' New has'
land have acted U6t 8 Aagh, am -
market and BUYERS alV gSsre sesH az
a olah 10 dtTrcss values Ma4.s tasfe
has BEN no agotahlc thares trVsa verk
20 week the Tendency hss Aet2 t3ea-
ward for some time utilf TX average
OF quotations IS faty 8 ccgt iaNcr tesa
the high point toacho3 i- }A1uagy
Territory woods are daA leosct $50.
pies secured are quoted 6nA 3e&
fne medium. G64S wc3.ar. - TIE
ordinary TERRITORY eyatts Asv selicg on
the scourei basis 81 enc E9&- 1Ht
medium, sS6sS and raeSluri NGN
Fleece woods have ha3 8 tA.- Inquiry,
but sales have been very Asht
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sugar-'RaN steady Fair refining g.
centrifugal So test 3hf moiasses su-
gar "a refined steady, crushed $50,
powdered $50. graduated 40. Coffee
dull No. Rio 5f-l6
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and wire cut brick call at Improved
Brick company's Office, Si7 w. Second
South street.
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DINING CAR SERVICE.
Ieaxlng salt Lake.

of frst class brick, buy Of Improved
Erick Company. 3t7 w. Second South.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago May July wheat opened
II 75R 10 75%G75h and sold down 10
Hha14h. Close
Wheat-May, 73%; July, 7lhq74H;
Sept, 1Si,G5SH Dec, 74lsa74S.
Corn-Moy. 59h July, cos.
Oats-May, 4lis; July. 33E: new, s5N
Pork-May, 1850; July, 1926.
Lard-May and July, 1910.
Ribs-May $50; July, 9.52Ik.
Flax-Cash. new lei.
Rye-May, 55hd5jis.
Barley -65d7l
Timothy-4S5d5Q0.
Clover--S35.
Cash: Wheat-No 2 red, Sifs2: No.
3 redn 7gaSO; No. hard winter, 7sa77.
No. 3 hard winter, 15q76: No. / north
ern spring, zoos; No. 2 spring. 15G75.
No. 3 spring 72G75.
Corn-No. 3, ClkG62.
Oats-No. 2, 4lisal2. No. 9, 4lkqun.
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NEW YORK METAL PRICES

!. Lead quiet, 4.l2Is; copper I.
I easier ll.S7hQl21O. y
'|'l-i'''-'~i''~.-i-.-l......-..,.,-,...l..,-,..
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KANSAS CITY

Kansas City. May 7.-Cattle-Re-
cellis' 5000 including 800 Texans. best
hetI auc higher. Others steady Native
Steers 4sup lO' Texas and Indian
Steers spuqt.0oi native cows and heif-
sfs AE5ptlb' Texan COWS 2.55a5. 10.
biglhers ana feederE 260Q5.55. bulls
AlaoaGi calves, 3OeGG00
EoEs-heceiptE 5000, market 5ai9c
over 8uk Of sales, 6.S5Gi.l5. heavy.
.-l9s -, packers 6g0d120 medium.
: ~ ~ light 6.b0d100, workers.. $500
20, pigs 3s3a675.
SHEEP Receipts. 2080. market steady
strong. MuttonE. 440q5.s0. lambs I'd
gAg9 range Wethers. Ag51G.Ib. ewes
4F9a55a vs.
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SAN FRANCISCO

san Francisco. Cal. May Wheat
weak, ll2is.
Corn large yellow, quiet, l.4Od1. AZ.
Barley irmer; May, s6. Dec, 7sis
cash, firm, S7ls qlO0.
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MONEY AND BONDS.

Money on call nominal al 76s per
cent Prime mercantile paper, 4h65A
pei cent Sterling exchange steady
with actual business IN bankers bills
at 4.S& for demand and az 4.s6Q4. ssh
TOT 80 days. Pt<ed rates, 4.s6 and
4.Ssh
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Government bonds. steady; ref. Is
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South Omaha. Nay 7.-Cattle--Re-
ceipis ZOO. Market active. Bc 20 lgc
higher. Cows and heifers 4 .T5Gt 81.
western steers s.75dt %. Texas steers
4'50q5.9. Gamers L15d3.25: siockerp
and. feeders 3.CJd5. e: calves 2 .O0QG %.
bulls, stays etc. Z.59dJ.sl
Hogs-Receipts 400 Market lower
Heavy 7.0Oq7i5. mixed s.s967 90. light
e.s9@ 90; pigs 5.5gQ5.o1. bulk Of sales
G,90Q7.00.
Sheep-Receipts 200. Market heavy
Fed muttons 5.JQ96.l0. westerns 4. g5lf
$40; ewes i.50a5.50.conno and stock
ers 3'OOa5.0O; lambs 5.Jod7. o.
DENVER.
Denver, May 7--Ca,tle-Receipts g..
600. Strong. Beef steers 4.O0d5 70.
cows 100000, stookers and feeders.
freight paid to river. 3.75Q5. %; bulls.
stays, etc. l.500400
Hogs-Receipts 500. Lover. Light
packers G.60q6.70: mixed and heavy
GO 40.
sheep-Receipts 800. Steady good IA,
muttons 4.5OQ55o; lambs 5.50qe.5D.
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A. =. Campbell stock Broker,
so2-20S d. +. Walker Block. Tel 53d
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NEW YORK

New York, May 7-wheat recelp,s
F.ooO bushels. Opened up on cables
ana small northwest receipts but
turned weak toward noon. under lioul.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-05-12
THE MINERS STRIKE

The strike of miners in the anthracite
region of Pennsylvania, which commences
to-day, may be stopped by the sober. sec
ond thought of the conference which will
be held on Wednesday, but. while this is
earnestly to be desired, there does not
seem to be much room for hope.
1t would seem that the National Civic
Federation's conciliation committee had
gone to the extent Of its ability trying to
bring about an agreement between the
miners and their employers. They sue
ceeded in bringing together a joint com
mittee composed of representatives of the
miners and operators, the latter being the
presidents Of the Reading, Lackawanna
and Erie railways, and the miners being
represented by President John Mitchell
of the United Mine Workers union and
the presidents of the Unions three dis
tricts in the mining region. The railway
representatives declined to make any con-
cessions, and, later on, the miners de-
cided upon a strike and agreed to meet
at Haze1ton, Wednesday, to decide
whether it should be permanent or not.
The miners want theireunion recognized,
an eight-hour day without reduction Of
wages, and the Weighing zof all the coal
as it comes from the mines in order that
minimum Of 60 cents per ton.
The Civic Federation has gone to the
limit of its ministrations as peace