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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-24
THE BUILDING SITUATION.
How IL IL Being Affected by Ma
terial Market and High Wages,

The building situation is causing
considerable talk, but authorities diff
fer" in some instances widely, as to
the importance Of the obtaining con-
dltions J. A. Headlund & Co. for one
regard these as uncomfortably dubious,
owing TO the prevailing prices OF ma
terlai and labor Mr. Headlund saws
that many people who were intending
TO build residences or business struc-
lures of various kinds, decline to in
vest their cash In that direction after
ascertaining the cost OF construction.
and he knows Of eastern parties who
have for this reason given up build
ing here and gone 10 Seattle L.ath
has gone up from 50 to Sc per NJ. and
plasterers get four bits a day more and
work one hour less. Carpenters and
masons are being paid higher wages,
and as 10 brick while the price remains
the same per NJ, still II one wants good
brick he must pay more for II than
the same quality commanded year ago
Then rock Is higher. Architect Dallas
does not consider the outlook promls-
ing for the same reason, and agrees
AiAhA kllf INV u ANIuflNN III tNtIY-
thing has had a very depressing effect
on general building. Then Il is claim
cd that David Keith would have erect
ed a ten story block on the Walker
House site instead OF the present in
tended three story structure, had IL not
been that he found that the outlay
would not be compensated in the rem
tails.
on the other hand Architects Ware
and Hale fail to find any such exper-
fences, and laugh NJ the gloomy outlook
taken by brother architects. They say
that while there has been some ad-
vance. 1t has not been sufficient TO
warrant any segregation OF wearing
apparel.and that investors who pull out
because OF reported excessive cost OF
building are frightened without rea-
son. These architects say they are
going ahead as usual and contractors
have based their bids on prevailing
conditions and are going on with
building operations
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-24
Rio Grande viii institute Seventy.
Five Cents Per Ton Rate,
GOES INTO EFFECT SOON.
Private Adyioes From Denver state
Rates VIII he Made Within week
-Babcoek Recommended Action.

The very interesting and gratifying
news that on or about June 1 the Rio
Grande viii make a cut OF 80 cents a
ton on all ores handled from Bingham
was received In this city from Dem
yer last evening The dispatch stated
that the proposition to make a Is cent
rate to all the small producers OF ore
In Bingham has been submitted TO Cen
eral Traffic Manager A. S. Hughes Of
the Rio Grande lines and that the prop.
osition has the unqualified recommend
alton OF Assistant Traffic Manager S.
II. Babcock. Il was further stated
that official announcement OF the cut
in rates win be made from Assistant
Traffic Manager Babeocks office next
week.
The reduction In ore hauling charges
viii have an immediate effect Ship
ments will be greatly increased and IN
terest In the cold Reliable" camp will
be much stimulated. Local Manager
T. r. Jones of the American smelling
and Refining company has promised re-
duced working charges on the low
grade ores and F. NJ. Taylor OF the
Taylor and Brunton sampling hrm
stated that some reduction would prob
ably be made by them.
With these reductions In the cost OF
production in effect the mine owners
OF Bingham will be able TO make a
margin OF profit that viii justify them
in shipping ore and developing their
mines more energetically than ever be-
fore.
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UNLISTED STOCKS.
SALES.

carisa-20O at 20; 1000 at 30 b.. 80;
700 at 2sls; 100 at 30. Total, l,400
Lower Mammoth-100 at 1.l9; 100 at
@.1s. Total, 200
Mammoth-20o at i16lh, 100 at LII;
zoo at i;lS. Total, 800.
May Day-1.10O at 2eh; 1000 at 25
e.. 80 Total 2.iOO.
Northern Light10O0 at ~; 1000 at
B; 5000 at 5h; 5000 at ~. Total 5000
South Swansea-20Q at 40.
Uncle sam-l,0OO at 32M; 500 at 327s.
Total, 1900
Ben Butler-l, 900 at OK.
CALIFORNIA; at llh. 1000 at II;
1000 at llk' 100 at ilss; 5000 at liz
s.. 80. Total, 1850
Joe Bowers-3,00O at 8.
La Reine-60Q at ia; 900 Nat liz.
Total. 1900
Martha Washington-l.00 900 at AZ; L.
600 at Oh b.. 80; 1000 Mt So 1000 at
Sh; 1000 at 3Ss. Total. 5000
Yankee-900 at l.lS: 900 at LIP; 1,l0O
at LIE; 100 at LA; 200 at LILO 81. 80
Total, 1900.
OPEN BOARD.
Ajax-100 al 80.
Northern Light. 900 at 81.
Uncle Sam--500 az 32h.
Yankee-iQ0 at Ito s.. 80.
TOTALS.
Shares. Amount
Regular call ........,....4O,S0O sS,l06l0
open board minimum. 1000 $500
Total 49,. .........42,sOO sS,7si,4o
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Mining Exchange Business Small
est Recorded in MANY Months,
OUTSIDE DEMAND LACKING.
Traders Fear 90 Invest I'm Utah Min
ing stocks, as Absolutely No Pro-
lection Is Guaranteed.

with transactions today involving
less than $500, the smallest weeks
business recorded In many months was
brought to a close.
During the week transactions involve
Ing 426,l5s shares and siiI0SS.sO were
recorded, as compared with 62O4Si
shares and s167.Si6 for the week pre-
vious.
Not only was trading small but the
prices that have obtained the past
few days compare very unfavorably
with those of week ago. Very big
losses were sustained by not few OF
the stocks.
On Monday Yankee Con. traded at
17O, and with heavy sales the price was
tobogganed to 1.07z. from which Il
recovered to LA. The closing sale was
made at that figure today.
Ajax early In the week was held
around 49, Today II was an Offering
at 80. Carisa was sold on Monday at
35h; today at 20. while Lower Nam
moth has declined In five days from
1.42h to lis.
May Day lost about cents a share,
and Uncle Sam In the neighborhood OF
3 cents, while California from 1874 de-
clined to below II. The stock sold
around that figure today.
Daly-West has been rather firm
around 44.50, and Century today adj
vanced TO about the ruling figure on
Monday.
Con, Mercur Is the one stock that adj
vanced steadily. Today 100 was bid
for II, as compared with 1888 on Mon
day.
Quotations and sales at the close to-
day were as follows:
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.

Issued a very neat and attractive
prospectus
The Taylor and Brunton sampler was
yesterday shut down completely out Of
respect 20 the memory OF Arthur
Wright, the expert sampllng man and
one OF the cOmpany's oldest employees,
who was accidentally killed a few days
ago The funeral was held yesterday.
Henry Newell and James X. Fergu-
son went 10 Robinson last evening to
view the wreck caused by the recent
hre which destroyed the Miners Sup
ply company's store and other build
nss. IL IS probable that the visit VIII
result 10 plans being made for the i'm
mediate reconstruction OF some OF the
buildings and the resumption 0f bust.
ness BY the Mixers supply company.
IL is eported that Manager Fox,
% the Eureka nm. OF Tinuc. thinks
O. probable thar the 100 s.Smp mill
on hts property will before long 20 tn
commission on custom orss The low
grade ores on some OF the properties
in The camp are too low grade. even
With reduced freight and working
charges These ores IL Is believed. can
be made profitable BY milling them.
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HOSPITAL ADDITION.
Plans Under Way for Improvements
AZ Holy Gross.

Mr.. Birch Of Architect Neuhausen's
Office Is completing the plans for the
new west wing and central chapel adj
d!tIons to the Sisters hospital. The
new wing will face on Tenth East
street with an attractive portlco In the
center, and on the south side will be
solarium or large glass walled room
where patients can take a sun bath on
days that are too cold for them TO
be out OF doors. The chapel will be
artistically decorated
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-24
BIG BANKING
HOUSE CHANGE.
Mccormick & Company Absorb t
R, Jones 4 Company
BUSINESS CIRCLES SURPRISE
All Transactions OF the Merged Insti'
tutions TO Take Place az mcCor-
nIek,s Jones aud smelling.

The banking firm Of T. r, Jones & Co.
has sold out to Mccormick e. Co, the
latter firm assumes all deposit accounts
and credits shown on the books Of the
Jones company, and all claims due the
latter must be paid to Mccormick & Co
For the present the Jones banking
house viii be kept open, but as soon as
convenient the books viii be removed to
McCornick's bank MIR. Jones retlres to
give his entire attention TO the inter-
ests OF the American Smelling and Re-
lining company. and his partner w z.
Lynn, desires to give all his attention
10 his mining interests.
The Importance of the acquisition to
Mccormick & Co. is shown from the off,
cial report Of the condition of T. X.
Jones & Co. April 30 last
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Everybody
Interested
------------lH-- ----------
REAL ESTATE,
BUSINESS CHANGES,
EMPLOYMENT, ETC.,
Should Read the
SATURDAY NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
On Page 8.
On Page 8.

1855, poor to medium 5.0)G6.75: stock
ers and feeders 215d625. COWS 1901
500 heifets 250g625; Gamers 1901
Z50. bulls 2j00jB0. calves 2.O0G7.00;
Texas FED steers 55006s5.
Hogs-Receipts today 1900 Monday
BVO0i LETT over 5000. cents lower.
Mixed and butchers 6S50725. good 10
choice heavy 720G730. rough heavy
es5@ll5 light Ss5@695 bulk Of sales
., s0QI2s.
sheep Receipts 1890; sheep steady
lambs steady Good 70 choice wethers
5i0QG25, fair to choice mixed A75G550;
western sheep 575G625: native lambs
Jlu05yJ; western lambs 5.25Qg.s0.
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Changes We're Small and Without
Signifcance,
PRICES ALMOST SrA6NANT.
some Few stocks Made Salps Other.
score losses closing WAS uoder-
stivsly Active aud steady.

New York. May 2i--'fbe market
started with narrow ami irregular
changes which We're quite without sig
niicance and fen into a state border-
ing on stagnatiOn. The drift ok prices
was scarcely perceptibie except In
special cases. Anaconda reacted
point. North American lost 20 Cam
adam Pacific was the feature OF the
market. advancing 5ta, The general
market was mart and was liitle az
fected by the hank statement The
closing was moderately active and
steady.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-24
Ore aud Bullion.

ore and bullion settlements in this
city for the week ending with yester-
day amounted to i2SG,30O az compared
with s32i,S 500 for the preceding week
In the past four weeks ore and bullion
to the amount Of sl,1it7O0 has been set
tied for in this city.
Yesterdays settlements amounted 10
s95. 5OO--T II. Jones & Co, 81, 0O0 Nc
Cornlck & Co. $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-24
Time Table
In Effect April
1902
ARRIVE

From ogden, Portland, Butte. Chl-
cago ~ lloulsi 0,'i''''' ....' s,8j am
my u, NV ID intermedlate points. 0ilO am
From Galleries Milford, Nepuh o.o. ~
Provo, and intermediate points W." "'"
From ogden, Onlcago ~ n',ar
h dd gus t J ''''...a..... 1905 pm
trom Fs, GaT rue pea'u' 500 IN
IRON srd imas Manu- "erou" 'Vp" @ 800 pm
IRON 9sn rT nns IIntermsdiate poiats. $50 pm
From ogden, Butte Portland san
Francisco ""i n;sIs tr
For ogden. Cache Valley Omaha
Chicago, Beaver Kansas clty
and 81 lOulsr"...a .L.t,... ,.t'''". 'O' hlh
' Terminus '',...."..n.,..,.aee..,yy iilSam
' and Manu- 49, ',o.,n.,..,.p.. 7!,iam
For ogden, Butt, Helena Port and,
noints -. =. ............ 9a5 am
For gden, Omaha. Chicago Denver
Kansas city, ~ Louis and 'an
fruuclac0 .."a ...,,,. ,.,..,. ,,..s'lFlSl pm
Omaha, 81 Louis and Chicago son pm
For Provo. Nephi. Milford Callentes
and int rmedlatc points 10 PIN
For ogden, Bu tN Helena ortand'
San Francisco ami Intermediate
points pm
4. NJ. SCHUMACHER Act Traf. Myr
y. +. hurley, q. T. & 7. A.
II, 5. SPENCER A, g. p h T. \
City Ticket Office 2oi Main street
Telephone 80
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-24
TnE CoLnuRN FAILuRE.
Law Committee OF Exchange Has
Adjustment In Hand.

II was stated this morning that the
affairs of r. s. Colburn. the broker who
went to the wall on Thursday with
about 5000 liabilities are now under
investigation and process OF adjust
ment by the law committee Of thu
mining exchange.
The unsettled trades. It has been de-
clded, will be adjusted on the basis Of
the closing bid prices OF Monday MORN
ing. May 26th. That is all shorts will
be covered and all long contracts clos
ed out with the figures that day as a
basis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-24
BUTTER AND EGGS

New York, May 2i--Butter-Re Receipts
1890 packages. Firm. State dairy.
lSAG2lh creamery, state, i9iBd22:
creamery. imitation. isQ2lM factory.
l7dl9h.
Eggs-Receipts, $500 packages; firm:
state and Pennsylvania, IS; western
storage packed i7GlS.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

L. S. Hills, president OF the Deseret
National Bank, left for Denver today.
He goes TO attend the meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Greeley Sugar com
pany. OF which he is a director. The
purpose Of the meeting Is to pass on
the proposition to increase the capital
from 10000 to 81. 100000
George T. Odell, manager, and George
Romney, chairman OF the executive
comJnitiee OF the Consolidated Wagon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-24
A HANDSOME HOWE.
NJ a. Walker to Build One on Old
Dnnford Corner.

H. H. Walker intends building a
handsome residence on East South
Temple street and Sixth East at an
early day and several architects are
making suggestive sketches. One OF
them has prepared very attractive
design In perspective OF a two story
residence in he style u the Spanish
"reminiscences WIKI a spacious Interior 80
arranged THAI most OF the rooms on
Che lower floor can be thrown into one
AZ occasion may call for Il. The cast
Of The residence viii be in the neigh
1orhood u $50 coo.
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WOOL
ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, May --Wool-Steady:
territory and western mediums, l4al6;
fine, llgi5; coarse, 1l@l4.
LONDON.
London, May pa good selection
numbering 1916 bales, caused spirited
competition NJ the wool auction sales
today, Medium and coarse grades
were again steady A large supply OF
New Zealand was well taken, chiefly
by the home trade, Several good lots
OF New Zealand were taken by Amer
lea. Merlnos sold at the highest rates
Of the series, some parcels going to
America.
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con. MERCUR DIVIDEND.
100000 for Stockholders Payable
June the Ninth.

AZ special meeting Of the directors
OF the Con Mercur company this
morning the usual monthly dividend Of
$4,000 was posted, payable June g.
Transfer books viii close May q, and
will be re-opened on June 18th.
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SILVER MUCH BIGHER.
New York Quotation To-day il 52lt,
May Go Higher.

Silver prices scared skyward today
and there was not little rejoicing
when II was known that the New York
quotation is 52is y over yesterdays
figures. Copper is firm at llh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-24

The amount OF money paid over by
the purchasers is not given out, but
SQ,ooo Is guessed at as this represents
tho retiring banks capital and surplus
less current expenses and taxes. The last
statement 0f McCorulcks bank showed
total business Of t4.I2s,432.27, about
s4.aV0 90o being In deposits. The bank
ing drm OF 7. r. Jones & Co. was estab.
llHhed in 1878. In 1850 SIR Lynn entered
the bank, and in 1893 became one Of the
partners.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Special
tBy leased wire to the Central Stock
Exchange. 2i5 Main street,.
Saturday, May a, 1902
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CONFERENCE PAMPHLET.

Now ready for delivery Containing
a full report OF the dlscourses ~ re
l2nd semi-Annual Conference. held
April 4, and 6. together with an ac-
g rht OF me General Conference Of the
De ,,fet sunday School Union. AS only
united number Of this valuable work
~ printed We advise you TO order early.
l5c per copy post paid
DEsEREr NEWS BOOK STORE.
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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ORE.
CONCENTRATES.

Mammoth Mil .. zee" .... .,,.2 cars
Besides the ore and concentrates
shipped a 1000 ounce bar Of god-sIlver
bullion was sent to market
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Deseret National Bank 80. .".."27bO0
Y. c. NJ. T............. 49,. $1,000
Home Fire Insurance Co. ...13L00
Tftah Sugar CO.. -. 1870
Ogden Sugar CO..u.,. 81. .,,...2O0.OO
state Bank Of Utah. 80. go" ,,,lis0l
Deseret Savings Bank ..,21t.0)
Commercial National Bank ..,u.. 10000
2lons Savings Bank & Trust Co. 10000
Provo Commercial & SAY, Bank. 1850
Lehi Co. & Savings Bank -. ,.,lO02O
Thatcher Bros, Pkg CO.. Logan ll4OO
First National Bank ogden ....2l500
Rocky Mountain Poll Tel. Co.,..l000G
Davis County Bank, Pennington, 100 90
Parnes Banking CO., Kay5ville ..g0lO
ogden Savings Bank &c. 80. 500 1910
Ia Grande Sugar Co.. .,,,..t, "lVo.OV
Consolidated w, & NJ Co, prefd 10000
Greedy Sugar Co." go, ""r ...'''ls0'OJ
Logan Sugar Co.. q" go" ''''' 'lzV'OV
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Totals, Canada 81. 5 5o,s79SS7 so.l -,
MONEY AND BONDS

Money on call nominal: no loans.
Prime mercantile paper. 4lsG5 per
cent.
Sterling exchange. steady. with nc.
tual business In bankers bills al lSs7.
d4.S5ls for demand and at A54h G4Slb
for sixty days.
Posted rates. As5hdASS.
Commercial bills. 4S3A d4.Slk.
Mexican dollars. ii&
Government bonds easy; Ref. % reg.
lOSS; do. coupon, lOS7s. 80 reg, lO9&
do. coupon, l09A new &c reg. 1851 do.
coupon, 1861; old IS reg. iiO@: do,
coupon, llOS IS reg. 1854: do. coupon,
1861.
State bonds Inactive.
Railroad bonds irregular.
SUGAR.
sugar-Raw. steady. fair refining 27s,
centrifugal. 20 test. 7-l6: molasses
sugar HE; refined steady: crushed
515. powdered. AS GRADUATED, 465.
Coftee-Dull; No, Rio, 81.
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.
Chicago. May .-Cattle-Recelpts
guO STEADY nA,l - 40. - - !.
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The MISSISSIPPI BUBBLE

York and Chicago last week. 1t is also
very popular here.
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
ii and 10 Main st.
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e. Machine company. have returned
IRON roll and wagon trip THROUGH
Idaho and Wyoming They went 10
Evanston by rail, from there to Mont
pelier by team, thence 10 Idaho Fails
and 81. Anthony, riding back through
the Snake River valley by team, then
by rail- to Logan and Ogden They
carefully surveyed the agricultural out
look and Bishop Romney states that
he never saw the country look In better
shape. From his observations he thinks
a most prosperous year Is assured for
the farming community Of that section.
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PRODuCF.
CHICAGO

Chicago May 24--Tuly wheat opened
az Rank ard advanced 10 ga. Close.
Wheat-May. 1cs. July 12ss. sept.
l2'S Dec. 73d7tis
C0rn--May ha. July. 52H.
Oats-May tg'. my 25N new g77s.
Poril--AlaY 701, July. l7J7Ik.
Lard-MaY and July i0l7'Rdi0.2O.
hihs-hay ASIA July, 952is.
Flax-Cash, new L56
Rye-MaY jlB.
Barley --68d72
Timothy 25q455.
ClOver-s.g5.
Cash-Wheat No. 2 red. 79h as2; No
2 red, 7SqsOIa; No 2 hard winter. 75G
rs; No. hard winter, 74a75z No. l
northern spring, 75d7s, No. spring,
13ng75 No spring, 70a73.
Corn-No, 8, 6lhG62.
oats-No. 2, 1904; No. 3, 42% d43R.
NEW YORK.
New York May "a Wheat-Receipts
$3.50 bushels Opened lower on the
crop report figures, weak cables and
favorable crop news but rallied a M.
tie on covering May, 1914; July. 7SAa
'sh Sept, 77SG77%; Dec, 7sS979A.
SAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco, May 4.-Wheat-
Steady; May, ia; Dec. 1.l3A; spot
steady, ll3A
Corn-Large yellow, steady. I47lsa
152,
Barley-Quiet. May, 100 bid, Dec,
$40; cash, l0lA.
LIVERPOOL,
Liverpool. May 24.--Close; Wheat
May, IS Nd July, Is I'D bid, Sept, Gs
zhd.
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Tintlo shipnents.

A much increased tonnage OF ore Is
expected 10 come from Tintlc mines
next week. Shipments during the
present week were as follows;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-24

a substantial house buy your brick OF
Improved Brick company. Ss7 w. Sec
cod South street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-24

The week has been a quiet one In To-
cal stocks, the main transactions hav-
Ing been confined to sugar Everything
IN the list ~ up except Utah Sugar
which remains depressed, doubtless ow-
ing TO the uncertain condition Of the
Cuban bill now IN the senate, and the
low price which exists for graduated
sugar. The latest quotations are as
follows.
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Rank Clearings.

Following are the bank clearlngs
throughout the United States and can.
ada for the week ending Friday. May
20, 1902;
Inc. Dec
Salt Lake City 80 2.9s4,o55 49,. 40
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Autobiography Of Capt Jcmes &
Brown, $40 pages. bound IN cloth. Pric.
I2.eo' for sale at the Cannon Book store.
lDeseret News Props.), II and 10 Main
Street. Salt Lake City. Utah.
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KANSAS cry.

Kansas City. May st-Cattle--Re-
ceipts 200. Market unchanged. Native
steers i0007 20 Texas and Indian
steers Z. SOS rs. Texas cows 8. 0OQ5 10
native cows and hefers 2 aeG6 q;
Suckers and feeders 3595.lQ; bulls
s.5Ja5. no; calves 3.25Q61s
Hogs- Receipts 3.oa0. Market weak.
s5c lower Bul8 OF sales f.Q5QT 80.
heavy I.23Q7 5ih packers 1.i0@7 80:
medium la50l25. light 8. 5507 10; york
srs i.Qo@ 10, pigs g. iQ06.60,
SAeep--Reoeipgs 1000. Market strong
Auttons i25Q6 10. lambs s. 50RT .05.
range wethers As56s. 90: ewes 4. 10000.
OMAHA.
South Omaha. May lG--Cattle--Re-
ceipts 300. Market steady Native
steers, 5500f2b, cows and helfers. ass
d6.lG western steers, A4095 So. can
ners, 2004326 stockers and feeders.
lV@hiO' calves, 350a rs, bulls. stays,
etc. 21a@5g6
Hogs Receipts. I10a Market SLOW
and 30 lower Heavy T0517 20, mixed.
6aiQ 9a Gigs. j.l5d6,5ei bulk u sales.
5.9J0ft0.
sheep--Recsipts. 500. Market steady
Fed mattons. 5.5od626 Westerns. 4f5eb
$50, ewes, k50ua10, common and
suckers. &25dAs5 lambs. 650aLl0.
DENVER.
Denver Cob. May 2A-Cattle-Re-
ceipts L7g0. Steady Beef steers GO0d
500 cows 35D0599i suckers and feed
srs. freight Maid 10 river 3.I6Q5. 90,
bulls. stays. etc. L5QdA00.
Hogs-Receipts 100 Weak: light
packers &7oG6s5. mixed ANA heavy
6S0dL20.
No sheep.
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is
Safe.

There are $500 miles q, -. !,
In the Burlington Route. nn,
each mile is as carerp,is
amined and as closely ws,cb.,
as though it were the onlv nm
in the railroad.
when you see the CLEAN Of
the lantern you may know -.
track-walker is at work. W.
you ride on a burlington train
you may know the track ls got.
Chicago sleeper, via Dopys,
daily. . 'H'
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NEW YORK.
LIVERPOOL

Liverpool, May A.--Close; Wheat
May. IS I'd; July, Is I'd bid Sept, Gs
zhd.
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For Resi- Brick on the Market
II You want TO BuiId

pressed and wire cut, go TO Improved
Brick company. Si7 w. Second South.