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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-21
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NO, 6-tor Grand Junction, ben
yer and points east .......... -. $50 am
NO, 2-For Provo, Grand Junction
and all points east ....,.,.... s.l5p.m
No, FLOR Provo. Grand Junction
and all points east ...,,...."n,. s:2Opm
NO lO-For Bingham, Lehi. Provo,
ate points =. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500 am
No, S-For Eureka, Payson. Heber,
points i. -. =. 49,. ........ 500 pm
mediate points -. 6.i0 pm
No. 3-For Ogden and the west II 100 pm
No. l-FOr Ogden and tho west. .i2.s0 pm
No, b-For Ogden and the west, $3.50 am
NO. 102-For BARK City. s:l5 am
:. ARRIVE SALT LAKE cirYi
No. R--From Ogden and ali inter.
mediate points -. .,.......s.,, 9:o5a.m
No. 6-F'rom Provo, Grand June.
lion and the east ,...,.,.,., 9:s5 a. IN
No. l-From Provo. Grand June
.,uon ana the east -. -. .....l2.S5 pm.
no. 5-From Provo, Grand june
81, ton and the east .. -. ,......lO;SO pm
NO: 9-From Provo, Bingham,
Eureka. Marysyale, Manti and
intermediate points .,.........., G.O0 pm
10. o-From Ogden and the west 500 O. m
10 IRON Ogden and the west 1905 pm
no 4-rrom ogden and the west $40 pm
Der Provo and intermediate
points 49,, ..o.............. 1000 am
No. lo1-From Park City.......,. 5:ib pm.
Perfect dining car service.
Sleeping cars TO Chicago without
Ticket Once. ios West Second South. Post
Office corner Phone EOS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-21
IRON PLANT
AT GREEN RIVER
This May be Location Of Kimberly
Bull Works.
OPTIONS TAKEN ON LAND.
Rumors Not Denied by Don c. Rob.
bins, who Was Active In se-
curing Them.

Tomorrow Is the date upon which is
payment Of 10000 Ia due local parties
for their Interests In The great iron
fields OF Iron county The assurances
were given by Messrs. Kimberly and
Bull, the PenylvanIa capitalists
who are dnancing the project-while
In the state not dng since, that the
payment would be met on schedule
time, Among the Gentlemen who are to
share IN this sum are the Walker
Bros, COL $, b. Miller and Whether
Jones
This event revlyes the question OF the
location Of the proposed great iron re-
dnotlon works, problem which at one
time threatened the success OF tha iren
deals, IN the profits from which local
talent are now participating.
For some little time there has beon
persistent rum0rs afloat that the loca-
tIen looked upon with the great.
est favor BY the Quaker crowd from
the east Is at Green River in the
eastern part Of the state and along the
main line Of the d. & X. q. railroad.
II Is said that John r. Jones. the emil
nont iron expert, who visited Utah sew
eral times last year In the interests
OF the Kimberly-Buhl syndicate. after
looking over various sites proposed.
concluded that the Green River loca.
ton WAS the most acceptable, for the
very important reason that II was the
only place Investigated by him where
the scarcity Of water did not menace
the situation.
The Green river would furnish an
abundant supply; sufil,clen for ali
purposes IN the conduct of immense
pldnts, suon as the Pensylvanlans viii
undoubtedly erect
II Is claimed that on one of his Wis.,
It's Mr.. Jones gave orders TO secure a
large tract Of land In the vicinity OF
Green River station, for the purposes
named
That options have been taken upon
the ground there IL little room for
Doubt; for when Don G.. Robbins was
questioned about the matter today he
did not deny that such was the case.
however, he did not care to enter into
details concerning the matter. II Is
known that MIR. Robbins has been ac-
tive in getting together much OF the
territory In the iron and coal fields OF
the south which Is now In control OF
the eastern Inyesters
The matter OF rates for the shipment
OF the product OF the mines and mills
Is said to have been gone over thor
pughly with the railroad company and
mat q satisfactory Understanding had !
been reached f,
Green River Is not far distant from
The Emery county coal lands |
Included IN the iron deal from |
which the syndicate expects TO obtain
Is supply OF coke. The location OF the
works at thls point would mean the
'arly completion Of the Salna cut-on, |
ma an extension Of the Rio Grande |
rom Marysyale to The Iron mines near
cedar City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-21
How ronopah slocks snll.

Two well attended sessions OF the
stock exchange were held this week.
The price Of stocks was kept up 10 that
or last week, showing the faith OF the
holders In the shares they own. The
principal sales were In Rescue, Pay
master and Indiana onopah. or the
former 1900 shares were sold AT rs
cents Paymaster advanced "a cents
ane 800 shares sold at l2la cents In.
diana'Tonopah Was strong az 10 cents
and ll,ooO shares changed hands.
Other listed aud non-nsted stocks
were offered az the following prices
Tonopah-Consolidaied, IS. Montana.
Tonopah, ST. ronopah Gold Mountain
49, Halifax, 81; United Tonopah 10,
Lucky Tom 25 Mzpah, Sli Gold Nm
~ Ray and o'Brien, Tonopah
Miner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-21
NO CHANCE
FOR AN APEX,
important Information Impaired
About DaIy-West
NO REASON FOR BREAK.
which Created such STIR Yesterday
In Bosion and sal, Lake-selilng
Price Of Lead,

II was asserted today, by persons In
q position to know that the furry
which resulted In break IN the price
OF DaIy-West stock on the Boston mar
ket yesterday was the result OF mali
ciousness' practlced BY a crowd OF Hub
city brokers who took occasion to raise
a furore and to bear the stock on the
strength OF the report that the cutting
OF the vein Of ore In the new SHAFT on
the DAILY ground would certainly apex
the Quincy vein These Boston manip-
ulators succeeded quite well in their
purpose and were the cause of consider
able uneasIness among some local
shareholders, Those who had heard the
apex story and did not believe II.
were more ready to place credence in
the report that something serious had
happened to the lead market aud that
the fall IN the stock was the result OF o
misunderstanding between the western
producers and the American Smelling &
hthnlnb company.
But these two theories advanced were
effeeinally exploded today by j. ID.
Wood and Judge w. II. Dickson OF the
Daly-Wsst's official family
so far as the apexlng Of the Quincy
vein Ia concerned" said Director
Wood, "that is simply preposterous,
there Is no possible way that the Daily
can apex us Furthermore, there has
existed for many years a compromise
line between the properties OF the DAILY
and Daly-West a written agreement
was entered into In this matter, which
provides that vertical lines shall gov
ern In the future. While the Quincy
property has been acquired since
thls agreement was entered
into, the dip OF the vein
II such that II does not pene-
trate In a direction that Il would not
conflict with the compromise line.
Judge Dickson expressed himself
with equal emphasis.
This Anoy story IL all 'tommyrot' .
caid the Judge. and was only designed
iol maAcous purpose.
Regarding the price OF lead, Mr..
Wood said he could assure the stock.
holders Of the Daly-West company
lhht the lead contents Of the DAILY
West ores would not be sold at less
than $3.50 per 100 pounds, or the pre-
vailng price OF last year, and declared
that II more was obtained the share
FOLDERS would get the benefit OF It. lie
i1thor inferred that the price would be
IN advance OF that Of 1902.
From another shareholder IN the
mne II was learned that during the |
month OF January, the company found |
ila finances In a very satisfactory con- |
dition. IL was said that besides pay |
lhe the regular dividend Of SlOs,0OO: |
running expenses OF something over |
$4,000; the month closed with a surplus
IN the treasury Of Approximately s24,-
cOc. Out Of this latter sum $1,000 was
expended IN settling up claims caused
bv the late disaster In the mine. which |
sull left q balance OF $4,000.
This Is looked upon as being a most
gratifying showing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-21
DRUM DISTRACT DISCLOSURE.
Interesting Developments Have
Taken Place a, Charm Mine.

Good news continues to come from
The Drum district in a letter received
today by Manager ]. ID. Give, Of the
cform and Comprehend mines, located
~ that camp was conveyed the in
formation mat new body OF good ore
hnd been encountered In a drift Oft
RON INC Wine on the lJ0-foot level
When the letter was written the drift
had penetrated the ore 90 the extent Of
I'VE 'eel' with no apparent indications
OF the opposite wall.
-Four samples Of the ore sent In to n
local assayer gave returns OF SIP, S.
SIC and $3.50 respectively
Manager Cliye il Of the opinion that
this new disclosure will prove TO be
~ Important one but he does not
believe that the values viii quite come
Up TO those contained In the Charms
main ore chute which varies In width
from 81 TO rs feet.
AZ The copperhead property develop
ments have assumed an interesting ma.
tuie' The ore coming In now carries
very encouraging gold values.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-21
oil and Gas Company.

The Mount Pleasant OIL and Gas CON-
pany OF Mount Pleasant. Sanpete coun-
", HE'D cory Of Is articles OF incor-
poraton In the office Of the secretary
Of state today The capital stock Is
100000 divided into 100000 shares OF
ne par value Of 10 cents each. William
laoriskle Is president: Henry Erickson
vice president Neb rGeene, secretary
and treasurer, The property OF the
company consists Of 5000 acres Of oil
lands located Ia Sanpete county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-21
LEAD PLANT INAUGURATION.
New Company Has Been Organized
In New Jeraey.

New York, Jan. 2i.--It is announced
that the United States Lead company
with capital OF sl5l0o,OOO. 800 900 be-
lrg 7 por cent preferred stock. has been
incorporated IN New Jersey. This
company VIII, II Is said take over varl-
Gus plants preparatory 20 merging
them IN the present National Lead
company. Among the companies to be
absorbed are concerns located in Bos-
ton. Philadelphia. Baltimore. Cleveland,
~. Louis, Chicago and Huntington,
Mo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-21
OMAHA.
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.


Chicago, Jan. 2i.--Close:
w, W,heet-Jan., 'G% May, sO%qsOM;
Corn-Jan., AN May. 4l4k@aiK.
Qats--Jan,. "a; May. S6H.
ork-Jan., 1900; May, 167Oaie72ib
Lard-Jan., 10.l7ls May, $50.
Mns-Jan.. S.O1h; May. s.2OQ9. 22h.
Plax-,Cash, northwest 124.
Rye-May. 50.
Barley-Cash i2dcO
Cash Wheat No, red, 77@7S, No
> red; '2qIlh; No hard winter, 74G
lo' No, hard winter 72@7l; No. /
northern spring, s0QS2 No. 2 spring
1SaSl; No, spring 12Gsi.
co.. G,iorn-No. 2, 47lsGiS; No. 3. A%@
oats-No 2, sli4; No. .. s4Gsiy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-21
BurTER ANn rcns

New York, Jan. 2l.-Butter - Re.
celpts, 5.VoO packages: steady. STAT
1895. ~ y
Eggs--Reeeip,s, $500 Packages: easy
state and Penna. 25a2s, western M
candled. nominal; western candled "a
Chicago, Jan. I.--May wheat onened
y TO &c, higher at 7Sg 10 S0n ana
advanced TO sou, reacted nc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-21
Gold Found In New York

Cortland. n Y. Jan. 2I.-Goid has
been discovered IN The town OF Mara
thon, IN Cortland county Expert min
efalogists are here 70 make analysis ana
tests A sample OF ne ledge ore shows
IN analysis thai Il VIII pay 500 OF gold
TO The ton. Several miners who have
worked IN the gold tislds OF Australia
south Africa and the west pronounce
the specimens gold Residents OF mis-
section are greatly excited, 70.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-21
JUNEAU SHAFT STARTED.
a New Stockton Property Is 20 I'm.
dergO DeYelopment.

the active development OF the Juneau
group II mining claims consisting OF
70 IN an. has been commenced unde,
ne direction Of Mr. r. II Mullen
brook
The property is located near stock
ton aud to the east OF the territory
owned 0y The stockton Gold Mining
company
a new horse whim has been set up
ana a single COMPARTMENT shaft with a
manwav started
The nfopertv is very fayorably 10.
Gated and Is likely 10 develop into
splendid paying nine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-21
BLuE AcRE DEvELopMENr.
Horse whIms Have Been Installed
RecentlY.

Henry NJ. crowther consulting engl-
neef Of the Blue Acre Copper company.
me OF the coming Beaver county bo-
ianzah. was returned from camp after
: tour Of inspection. He found satisfao-
ory conditions at the property and re-
ports That the horse within AZ shaft No.
u u In working order and another Il
'eing Installed at shaft No. /.
sinking viii be carried on vigorously
at these places. O"'''
Gasoline hoists win be Installed later
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Ready 10 sink shan.

supt Mixer OF the Creole mine OF
Park. city telephoned from camp this
morning that he Is getting things In
shape to commence sinking at that
property lie was In the Park today
letting contracts for materials. etc. and
called up Manager Andrews for in
struciions relative 10 certain matters.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-21
Colorado Springs People Get a Ne
yada Producer.

II was learned today that w. b. An
drew has about concluded deal which
involves The purchase OF the Ohio mine.
located In Humboldt county New. for
coioraao springs people, who conduct
ca an examination OF the mine some
TINE ago. The property IS owned by
Weiis' Fargo & Co., and has been quite
g noted producer.
Az one time lis former owner endeav-
ored 10 effect a sale to an English syn
dicate for 100000.
Inc consideration in the pending deal
was not asoertalned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-21
cold Gun Incornoratnd.

The Gold Cup Mining company Of
hlehneld. SEWER county, filed a cory
OF It's articles of Incorporation In The
secretary 81 states Office TODAY. The
company Is capitalized az si2kOtO an.
Nlded into 100000 shares OF the par val.
ne OF p cents each. 2. T. Ashhv Il
president; A. X Hansen, vice presl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-21
Secretary Henshaw Pleased.

Secretary Joseph Henshaw OF the Ma .
Jesuc company returned from Bea
yer county this morning where he went
a few days ago TO distribute the month .
~ pay checks among employees. he Wis
lted the various properties and only
adds confirmation to the iiattering ~.
ports received from them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-21
COLORADO NINE SOLD.
sunny side Property Said 20 Have
Brouehl $1,000. 600.

silverton. Colo. Jan, 2i.-The sale Of
the sunnyside group 10 the Venture
corporation, OF London, for S2.500 900
has been practically completed. me
sunnyside group includes 30 claims ana
two mills with SIX miles OF tramway.
II Is a gold proposition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-21
ROBERTS COMPLETE voprs

Outlines OF Ecclesiastical History
n'.S, ss'so' WIS: The Gospel" 55c.
u.25. n.5O; New Witness Tor GoS@
N,5O, $50; Succession h the Presi.
dency," 5oc, zoe. 7Sc: rise ana rap -
Nauyoo, sl.y5 t2.25; Missouri Persec,,.
tons, yi.25 s2.25. Deseret News Book
Store. Salt Lake City, Utah
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UTAH. IDAHO AND THE WORLD

Three new maps, lust issusa r,,.h
rnu suan1 on one side, the World on The
c orrase slue; including population OF
,een nis ana towns according 10 the
o 49, CENSUS with brief sketch Of every
ssu NY ~ the world. Size 27xS1i, inch.
~ e~ue 70 cents; sent 70 any address
i ~ - cents. Address Deseret New
DUCK Store. Salt Lake City.
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SACRAMENTO DIVIDEND.
Directors Met aud Posted One for
$4,000 To-day.

The directors Of the Sacramento Gold
Mining company met this afternoon
and posted the regular monthly dlyi.
dend " y cent per share, aggregatlng
10000. The date OF distribution Is set
for Feb
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-21
REGULAR CALL SALES.

Daly-70O at 9; 100 at 2. 90 > 60; 100 at
2.s2is; 100 at 2.95.
Daly-Judge--l00 at 1913.
Lower Mammoth.-i0O at s6% 200 at
6lls; 100 at SIN. 100 at GA; 100 at g.;
800 at G6is 1000 at &C.
California at 81
Manhattan--2.O0O at I.
New York Bonanza,-i00 at rs; 500 at
2aik y 80: 500 al 2f% 80; LOO at 2ih
Wabasb-2o0 at Is: 1900 at 2ais; 100
at 27A,
Yankee Con.--l00 at A; 100 at 4s; 100
at 81; 200 at ~.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Daly-Judge--l0 at 1915.
Sacramento--500 az 26h.
Uncle Sam-50O az 23is; 1000 ct 2sH
New York Bonanza--5O0 at 2i4 30;
$500 al 24lS.
Wabash-CO0 az 27N s: 200 at "a.
Yankee Con.-2O0 at 40 $ 80.
REHABILITATION.
Shares Sold Amount.
Regular o. m. call 400 s7,005.S
open board. ..... :. .. 500 LAS .25
- -
Totals. /" "..". ..le,4l0 sS.i2e u
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THE STANDARD.

DO you have the Standard Die.
uenaIy In your library or
school room? II not You are roi
~ 70 cate: II Is the largest
BEST edited, best printed, best
pound, ana most modern work
IN all respects vet issued.
Store. - '0o'A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-21

dent; j r. Heppler secretary; II. n
Hayes, treasurer The company owns
a group Of 10 lode claims located IN the
Gold Mountain district. SEWER county
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PICTURE SALE.

=, one-third on all our NIedalions ana
frame Pictures. All new subjects and
peslsns. Buy for Wedding, Birthday
PRESENTS Tt,a or 70 decorate your homes.
DEsERET NEWS BOoK STORE
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OPEN BOARD SALES.
REHABILITATION.
c..a. e..ta
ONO MINE SOLD.

Loans money on stocks at bank rates
Room rs Walker Bank building.
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BOOK BINDING

The I na printing specially attended to al
nroton,l~ sa news Office. Estimates
sns,els yy furnished Rum orders a
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PRICES MADE
A GOOD RALLY
After Irregular Opening Went
Above Last Night
POOR DEMAND FOR STOCKS.
Tone Was Firm slow Advance Made
In Some ana Continued Bonds
We're Dull.

New York, Jan. 2i.--The opening deal
ings in the stock market were very dull
and irregular Prices turned downward
after the opening but met support at
slight declines and rallied to above last
night Reading, 81. Paul and Cana
dian Pacific gained large fractions The
demand for stocks fell TO practically
nothing at the rally, but the tone was
firm.
Bonds were dull aud steady at noon.
The slow advance continued. causing
a gain Of rs in Rock Island and OF
to ~ in ST. Paul. Reading. Erie Sec
and preferred, Chesapeake & Ohio,
Louisville, Southern Pacific, Atchison,
Canadian Pacific and Consolidated Gas.
81. Louis & san Francisco gained 2ls
and Chicago & Eastern Illinois jumped
ON one sale The loss In Chicago IN
ion Traction reached "a.
MONEY AND BONDS,
Money on call steady, at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5q5h per
cent.
Sterling EXCHANGE, fairly steady with
actual business in bankers bills at
4S6S,l5a4.S7 for demand and at 4ss.75Q
4.S3S15 for 90 days.
Posted rates, f.Sih and 4s7isQiSS.
Commercial bills. 4S1laQ is.S35s,
Mexican dollars. say.
Government bonds. weaker; ref. 2s
rego lOsi do. coupon, 1903; 80 reg. 1917;
do. coupon, l019l new As reg, 1S4la; do.
coupon, 1861; old Is reg, 10; do, cou-
pom, ITO; 5s reg, 1903; do. coupon, 1Ol.
Bar silver, fis.
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SUGAR.

Sugar-Raw' fair refining, 3&; CEN
trifuEal, 80 test, 81 molasses sugar
SM' Refined quiet; crushed, 5.35; pow
dered, 4,S5' granulated, AIS.
coffee-Quiet. No. Z Rio, 5A.
1ennessoe Coal moved up nearly
point but the general buying was al
lowed To stagnate and prices slipped
back a small fraction,
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LAVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago Jan. i.-Cattle-Receipts
5000, lOc higher; good TO prime steers,
4SoqbVOi poor 70 medium. 300Q460;
stockefs and feeders, 2.25Q4iO: cows,
l.aOQi60i heifers 200Q475; Gamers,
lfOW25O' bulls 2O0Q4,25; calves, $500
10 Texas fed steers. S.50m4.5O.
hogs-Recepts today, 10000, tomor-
row, 10000; left over. 5000; lO@l5c
higher mixed and butchers, 6.SOM6. 20;
good to choice heavy. 6.75a70O; rough
neavy, 64Oq6I0; light, 5g5q6.4O; bulk
Of sales. 640QG.70
Sheep Receipts, 10000; sheep steady
70 strong; lambs. steady; good 10
choice wethers, 425GA75; fair to choice
mixed, S.2j4i25; western sheep. 35OQ
$50; native lambs, 4s596.25; western
lambs, L25G6OO
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City Jan. 2i.--Cattle - Re-
cepts, 5000 including 1000 Texans:
strong to l0c. higher. Native steers
8.5QQ550; Texas and Indian steers 24o
9S,so' Texas cows, 2.e0q3O0 native
cows and heifers. l.654A25; stockers
ana Feeders, S25g425 bulls, 2.25dS.l0;
s-'''NSi -'VVNt'@oi western steers, 3QOU
o'gO' western cows, l75@3.00.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; market strong.
lOc higher Bulk OF sales, 6.5Oa6. 20.
heavy 6.6Oq6SO; packers 6.IOde co.
medium, 6.50a67O; light, 6,2566. 59B.
workers., e45Q6.52is pigs, 5.95Gs.I5.
sheep-Recelpts, 5000; market strong.
Mnttons, 3oOqi7oi lambs, S6Od60O.
range wethers, S.O9aA75; ewes, s.OO3
OMAHA.
South Omaha, Jan g.--Cattle - Re.
celpts, 800. market active; stronger
Native steers, S.25d5.5O; COWS. ana
heiiers, S,oOqllO: Gamers, l.75d2ss;
stockers and feeders. 2.75G42O; calves
AOOa6'25; bulls, stays, etc, 2.5OGSso
Hogs Receipts. $500: market steady:
Toe higher. Heavy, 6.5OQ6.7O; mixed
6S0ge55: light, 6S5dG55; pigs. 5,5OI
$50 bulk OF sales G5O@6CO.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000, market steady
Fed muttons, t2565iO; wethers, 4OoSl
isOi ewes 35OdI25 common and
stockers, L5O9S.SO; lambs, 100000.
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Come IN S0g time from o'clock Ia
the morning NTH midnight and We wW
serve you win the best there IL In the
candy srt
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NEW YORK METAL PRICES /;

Lead quiet. ii2i5.
Copper quiet, l2,i5Glss5.