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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31
Prices of Stocks in New York
Made Advances,
GOOD VOLUME OF BUSINESS.
Many Railways scored Gains large
Selling Orders Depressed Amalga-
mated Copper and sugar

New York, March 3l.-The local market
followed the London lead this morning
and advanced prices on a good volume OF
business. Gains OF g. TO a point were
scored by Pennsylvania, New York Gem
tral, 81. Paul, Union Pacific and Cana
dian Pacific. Southern Pacific ran on Is
and there was a drop OF Is In United
States Steel preferred The general tone.
however was firm. Large selling orders
appeared simultaneously IN Amalgamated
Copper and Sugar. depressing them lglH
respectively Sugar was largely affected
By a reduction In graduated by compet-
Ing interests, Buying ut other points re.
faxed ana the market turned downward
New York Central and Southern Pacific,
winch had proved the most vulnerable
points, were forced down rapidly ana the
general hsi became heavy. Reactions
were fractional for the most part but
reached over point In 81. Paul and New
lork central, supporting orders came In
for Sew York Central which rallied that
stock and st. Paul TO about the opening
hgure again ana the list generally recOy-
Ued sharply Southern Pacific rose over
last night, Minor specialties were pressed
for sale. The gain In 81. Paul was ex.
lDlIANA 10 ~ III NtM 10TH central ana
Pennsylvania to IL Net gains OF a point
were established Tor Union Pacific Atchl-
son, h. 4 o.. Erie, Louisville. Mcuopoli-
tan Street Railway and Smelling. There
were declines in New York, Chicago 4 81,
Louis of q points and Sloss-SheiAeld 31.
The market became very dull at the top
level and recedcd a fraction.
Bonds were steady at noon.
Selling OF the Wabashes which lowered
them iHli2 was based on TIE proposed
bond issue and caused some reaction else
where, but there was none OF the recent
decided pressure against the trunk line or
transcontlnentals. Supporting orders I'm
the Wabash stocks reduced their losses to
fractions and the general market became
firm again, Reading. ST. Louis & San
Francisco, Kansas y Texas preferred
Colorado Fuel and Lead advanced ~
Amalgamated recovered to a fraction
over last night
speculation showed a very firm under
tone but the trading was almost at
sJandstl, Some OF the leaders were frac-
uOnally better and Northwestern, Della
ware q Hudson and Consolidated Gas
gained over point or more and Anacon-
da l.
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Directors Decide to Annul Yester-
days Proceedings
INDIGNATION TOO GREAT
10 be overlooked Delinquent sale
Ordered 20 be Held Again
Oh April 9th.

Much indignation was expressed yes
terday afternoon after the May Day
Mining company had concluded its sale
of delinquent stock. At this sale 1888 l-a
shares Of stock was sold for the amount
Of the assessment levied upon il, lh
cents per share, and the costs Of adj
ycrtising. while during the afternoon
call better than ly cents was bid for H.
The officers Of the company were CEN
sured for allowing a certain clique OF
persons TO bid the stock Ia at any such
price. Other corporations have allowed
the same thing 10 be- done, only re-
Gently at delinquent sale, Park city
company allowed stock 10 be knocked
down under the hammer for the
assessment and costs, while at the
same hour. on the stock exchange, bet
ter than 20 cents per share was paid
for the stock and II is alleged, that
the same stock purchased at the delin-
quent sale sold In the pit that same af-
ternoon
The concensus Of opinion among those
who believe in right and justice IS that
the officers of any company allowing
stock to be sold at such a rediculously
low price, when more can be gotten for
It, violate their oaths Of office IN which
they are sworn to protect stockholders.
1t Is believed that such officers could
be made amenable TO the law for such
malfeasance and It is possible that an
example may De made Of some one II
this kind % business is allowed TO con
tinue.
The officers of the May Day com
pany however have decided to call
yesterdays sale of. One OF them said
this morning that j NJ. Hamilton, the
purchaser at yesterdays sale, was will
ing to relinquish any claim he might
have and an order was made accord
ingly that the sale should be postponed
until Thursday April g.
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CONCENTRATES.

r. l.. Colburn, formerly a well known
member Of the fraternity Of brokers
row, departed yesterday for Tonopah.
He was accompanied by j, G. Glannen.
The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers of the United States Mining com
pany viii be held In Portland, Me, on
April Is.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
Co.. were as follows Base bullion. s21 d.
500 gold bars. $500; gold. silver and
copper ores $4,000
capt. Duncan McVichie returned yes.
terday from Boston and is again giving
his attention to the great properties OF
the Bingham Consolidated.
Willis Mccormick, who is engaged in
a mining enterprise In Siberia. was in
the city for a few hours yesterday. He
left during the day Tor California.
7. j Donahue Of the Western Explor.
alton Co. has returned from a profess
sonal trip to Canada.
Councilman A. j. Davis departed from
the city this morning on a btlef business
trip.
Angus NJ Cannon. who has extensive
mining interests in Deep Creek, has re-
turned from a trip to camp.
Taylor q Brunton reported the re-
ceipt Of four cars Of Tintic ores today.
Consulting Engineer d. p. Rolling OF
the Horn Silver mine has returned from
a trip to that Beaver country property
where he spent several days under
ground.
The Gold Flssure Mining company of
this city filed its articles OF incorpor.
alton In the county clerks Office TODAY.
It's capital stock is 100000. divided in.
10 shares Of the par value OF 81 each
a. j. Weber is president. ]. r. Gibbs
vice president; NJ. +. Baffet secretary
and treasurer The company owns
eirht claims located in the Henry min.
Ing district SEWER county. and three
claims in the Gold Mountain district
Pluto County
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PERSONALS.

Assistant Cashier Miles Of Weils.Fs,,.
company and family have gone on "a t-'.,
Visit 20 the coast
Colonel Weber has gone to Idaho Fan,
az that place.
) ;. Sears. the artist left Yesterday .,
three-weeAs visit 10 New YORK
Mr and Mrs Frank W. Jennine. .a
,4sl night % take up their aa1d. '1
Boise. For the next several We.Ee 3D. ..,
VIII however De CHARTERED az he r.c
Dewey hotel no Nampa
Mrs Frank HOPKINS OF trrt,,l.,i
" yg:. 's a guest of her friend. Mis- h y
McPhee OF this city
Rey. Frank Barnett has been called ,,
san ranciseu by Che illness OF bis broth
IT. WHO U.s. resident there
Elder Joseph p. Robinson. presiJ.c, .,
lht california mission and wIf. rrs G
iat city 20 remain until after r0ufarepr.
itlti honlnsou reports the work ady4ne.
'ns nicely 600 that mission.
- y. Bowler n retired lronmos,.- .,
'levcldnd is 40 the knutsfori In r1,,to
taei from California. This BE- Ms ar-,
tisl 90 salt Lake City In l6 Years wbcn
u, sl.tpta ne SAID. at the Walker House
'h'n the best hotel IN town
J. e.. Marks am Evanston sheepms, ts
spending q few DAYS in this eif1 "a
expresses himself as highly gratinei over
lhc prices now offered Tor wool
~. S. Senator G.. j. Clark and wife ~
wyoming are 40 the kngt4ford fro,,,
evanston, to visit their daurbters MI
arr studying at Rowland Han
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Amount Reported During Month
Aggregates $4,000,
EXCEEDS THAT OF FEBRUARY
By More Than 100000 Park city
Heads the Lis Annie Laurie
Pays $4,000.

This has been a good dividend month
for the mines Of Utah, Eight OF the
principal mining corporations Of the
state have paid TO their shareholders
bread money amounting to the snug
sum Of $4,000 But OF course, this
does not represent ALL there are others,
In which the public Is not advised just
what the earning capabilities really
are, In this class are contained the
Eureka-Hlll Of Tintic, Senator Clarks
Ophlr- Hin, at Ophir Then there are
some others which find it customary to
make distributions once In several
months. But of the big eight" It
may be said that the Daly-West came
forward with It's usual Sl0S,OOO II Is
believed that the directors Will au-
thorl2e an increase in the amount
at their next meeting, which Is
scheduled 10 occur on next Saturday
The company has a large surp Us on
hand, amounting II Is said, TO approx
iottiy foVViVVV AHt oANtI hlH5 VS.
pended with the customary 100000
Mercur IS represented amoag the vel
vet distributors by the Consolidated
Mercur and the Sacramento; the former
with $4,000 and the latter with 5000.
The Ami, Laurie mine tailed for the
Gold Mountain district, with 81 per
share or $4,000 Tintic not TO be left
out IN the cold, came 10 the front with
the Gemlni, reporting with 100000, the
Grand Central with $4,000, and the
South Swansea with $4,000 The Utah,
Of Fish Springs smaller than some Of
The others but one Of the best conduct
ed mines In the state, helped swell the
total to the extent Of 5000.
The March dividend record exceeds
that of February by over 100000.
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Loon Greek Litigation.

There Is likely 90 Doe selre OF lltiea.
tlon over a valuable mining property in
the new camp OF Loon Creek Ida The
principals are eN-State Senator Rcyanal
Macbeth and w r. Oster the latter
superintendent Of the Lost Packet mine
According 20 a statement published
10 the Custer ProspeCtor. e.. ". cham
man had given an option 90 Mn. Oster
on group OF Loon Creek claims. the
consideration being $4,000.
Later on, 10 u said Chapman entered
into an arrangement with Mr Mlchcth
for the same claims the latter paving
him SlJ2 TO bind the bargain aud agree.
ing TO make the Arst payment of 81 l02
as soon as the legal formalitics could
be compiled with
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HELD WITHOUT BAH.
striking Motormen and Conductors
Arrested Charged with Assault

waterbury Conn. March 3O.-Fiya
ny Inc striking m0tormeu and conduc.
lolE OF the Connecticut Lighting ami
halfway company were arrested TODAY
on me charge NJ assault with intent
y XIII. They are accused OF havire
been concerned iH the attack ON a troI.
l,y car on the Watenille line on Fan
70 when one Of the non-union employa-
~ the company was beaten into jr-
srnsibility and left lying 90 the trsce
o. am approaching car The arrested
men are Harry " Warran. Cii0.-j
Nhu1eunark. David O. Marsh. EiWar5
J.. Winnegar and John Mcclure Tf.r
wore held without bail pending a hear
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FROM GOLD MOUNTAIN,
Allen Corr OF Tribune Mine An
ticipates Prosperity.

Allen Cora well known mining oper-
ator Of the Gold Mountain mining ais.
trict and superintendent of the Tnb-
une mine, on Fish creek. near Klmber-
~ is In the city
Mr. Corr speaks enthusiastically OF
the great gold district In the south and
anticipates a healthy boom for thar
section in the spring. The purchasers
of the old Sewer mine. he states. are
going TO DO a vast amount OF develop
ment work this year and just as soon
as the roads are open, that company
VIII take In lot Of machinery. The
mil ON the property is 10 be enlarged.
and before many months come and go
Il Is expected that the plant VIII be Ia
active commission.
Mr. Corr has suspended work on the
Tribune Cor the present, on account Of
the almost impossible condition OF the
roads but operations win be resumed
with renewed vigor a little later.
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MnIL. wllhuul rrnt,h..

was much afflicted with sclatIc7.
writes Ed C. Mud. lowayiue. sedNick
Co., Kan. going about On orlt.hrs
aud suffering a deal OF pain. ] was Inc
duced 10 try Billiards. Snow Eminent
which relieved me. I used three 8 q
bottles. II Is the greatest linlnent 1
ever used have recommnded il 10 a
number 81 persons all express them.
selves as being benefited by IT, now
walk without crutghcs. able to per-
form a great deal OF light labor on tho
farm. - Pc. 5oc and 500 az Z. G. MI
Drug Department
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WATER Ar THE MIDAS.


Development work Is being pushed
with yigor at the Midas mi5e In the
Deep Creek country a scarcity OF wa.
ter has been the chief draw back 10 the
mine IN the past but indications are IA
Norable that this difficulty viii soon be
overcome.
James Chapman. who Is one OF the
principal shareholders. says that wa
Ter supply Us being developed simu,tane-
ously with the opening up OF new ore
bodies In the mine.
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celpts, ld9 Steady To strong. Beef steers,
S.1Jui,5O, cows. 3Q0ni.OO; feeders freight
paid 70 river. 3. j04iA 35' stnckers, 3.OJu4.A;
bluis stays etc. l.@H3,50,
Hogs Receipts, 2O0 Strong, Light
packers, l.i5a7. 2O mixed 80; heavy.
7,30GI 3j.
Sheep Receipts. 5OO Firm Good fat
mnttons 40ln6.0Oi lambs. O.e0l6.5Q
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago March o. Close: Wheat May,
12A; Jply G9as September, S
Corn-May, 1885 July, 1884, September,
q.
Oats-May. 8i208ts, July, 403s Septem-
Der, 2lh.
Pork-May, 800; July, ll.25 September
lG.aa,
Lard-May, lO02ia July, 9,s2la; Septem-
Der $50.
Ribs-May. $50; July 9,6; September
96
Flax Cash n. W. 100
Rye-May, lgh
Barley Cash i2N8.
Timothy--M March $3.50.
-WheOt-No. red 72lsQ13; No. 3
red. 6Saills No. 2 hard winter 1Ou1l No,
8 hard winter, 6lMU No, / northern
spring, i6Ull No 2 spring, IjlaqiBia; No.
spring, &diJi5.
Corn-No. 2, 43b; No. 3, iOqiOls.
Oats--No. 2 32ig No. Q. 3liaq32
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A BOY SUICIDES,
After Heated Argument with Parents
About Going 10 Church.

Marine City, Mich, March S0.-Arthur
Wclhousen a l5-year-old lad, went to
his room yesterday morning after a
heated argument with his parents as
10 whether he should go to church. A
shot was heard soon after he went
ur and the boy was found dead on
has bed with bullet through his brain.
Il is believed he committed suicide.
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TO-dag'S Metals
SHptR, Bar, ~ 10 cents
ltAD, $500
CASING COPPER. u SO cents a 10.


Are desirable. You are strong and
vigorous, when your blood Is pure.
Many nay most-womcn. fan 10 prop-
erly digest their food. and SO become
pale, sallow. thin and weak, While the
brightness, freshness and beauty Of the
skin and complexion depart Remedy
this unpleasant evil. boy eating noarish-
ing food. and taking a small dos OF
Herbine after each meal 10 digest what
you have eaten. zoe at Z. G. NJ. l.
Drug Department
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President d H. Peery Of the Salt
Lake stock exchange reached home this
morning ron the Hawaiian Islands lie
states that the trip was very enjoy
able one an the way through. and that
he became very much impressed with
Uncle Sans late Pacific acquisition.
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Fever and Ague. A dose will usually
stop a chill. a continuance always
cures, Mrs. VIM. NJ Stroud, Midlo-
THAN, Texas, May 81, 1899, writes. 1--WE
have used Herbine in our family for
eight years and found It the best medi-
cine we have ever used for la grippe
bilious fever and malaria" SOC at u.
c. NJ. ]. Drug Department.
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MONEY AND BONDS.

Money on cali strong at cal per cent
Prime mercantile paper 5iap6 per cent
Sterling exchange hrm, with actual
business in bankers bills at 4.sG@jd
i.Sil5 for demand and at ass. $3.50
3.s5.Nj for 90 days
Posted rates. 4.SiNN4.M
Commercial bills 4s3H4.A
Mexican dollars. 3sia.
Government bonds steady, Refunding 2s
registered LOG; % coupon l0Gl2 b regis
tered, lOll., IS coupon. l0Sia, new Is reg
istered. l35l4a new As coupon 1GIa; old IS
registered. 1904 ord As coupon, ma 5s
registered and coupon, l03l.
Bar silver i9A
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During the Fiscal Month settle.
ments Aggregated St,TO2,O0O.

The ore and bullion settlements for
the fiscal month ending last evening. as
reported by Mccormick & Co.. amounted
to Sl,762OOO on this amount S1G5. 700
was paid for ores Ssll 500 for base bull
lion and SlSl, 800 for gold bars
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GOLD FIND Ar VICTOR.
;. y. Hunt Concludes that IL IL I'm
important.

S. f Hunt has returned from a trip
TO Idaho and Wyoming. He departed
some time ago 10 make an investigation
OF a reported gold discovery near Victor,
in the latter named state but came
back convinced that the importance Of
the find alleged TO have been made
there was very much exaggerated.
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puTrEn AND EGGS.

New York, March --Butter-Receipts,
5000 packages Steady. State dairy, Ia
u creamery, extra 81
Eggs Receipts, $500 packages, Firm.
State and Pennsylvania, HAQl5h, west
ern uncandled BA.
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Chicago, March 3l.-May wheat opened
= to %ala cents lower at 72A072}s to %,
advancing 20 1875,
Later the selling was quite general and
an easter tone prevailed, After selling to
1878, May closed Y cent lower ut INA
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NEW YORK.

New York. March 81. -Wheat-Receipts,
weather news. but recovered on firm ca
bes and covering OF May, May, 80 lOt
4 l5-i6' July, ijliq7i3s; September 1850
7fM
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SUGAR

Sugar-Raw nominal Fair refining. go;
centrifugal, 96 test 3N molasses sugar.
lj-lG. Refined unsettled. Crushed, $40;
powdered, $50; granulated, $50.
Conee-Quiet No. Rio, "a.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

San Francisco March 2l,--W heat--Weak.
MAY l.8la December LISA spot, weak
l.35dl.4O
Barley-Weak. May. los, December, SO;
cash. ] 10.
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LIVERPOOL.
CHICAGO MAY WHEAT.

Liverpool, March 9l--Close: Wheat
May. IS l5sd; July Is ed.
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The new Irrigation Law. In pamphlet
form, only l0c az the Deseret News
Book Store.
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Boston, March 3l.-WOol is very quiet
with prices somewhat weak. Territory
woods are quoted as follows.
Fine staple, 52d55; fine, 1893; fine me-
dium 4Slr5O: mcaium. l5a46; fleece woods
are In fair demands with offerings small
The market is steady for Australian
woods
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The new Irrigation Law. IN pamphlet
form, only l0c az the Deseret News
Book Store.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.
IlOsTON.

ST. Louis, March 81. -Nool-Unchanged,
Territory and western medium bQlt,
fine, llQl6; coarse, l20l0
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago March .-Cattle-Receipts g.
800 Steady. Good TO prime steers, 5. 0Oa
$50, poor to medium 3.Na4.15, stoCkers
ana feeders, 2.7JN4.7j; cows, SOFA. So.
heiters, 2.jOn5.70; Gamers. 1.50q2 Is bulls.
2.jguijO, calves, 3.50aG,lji Texas fed
steers i.000i.j5
ogs-Receipts. today. 1900; tomorrow,
1900; left over. 800. 5Ql0c higher. Mixed
and butchers, 1.l5gI3j good TO choice
heavy 7.2yu7S0 rough heavy. 710Q7 IS
light. 4.SOmi.2j; bulk VI sales 7.3jG7.40
Sheep-Recelpts, 1900 Sheep AMI lambs
steady. Good 10 choice wethers 5.10u
$50; fair to choice mixed, 4.jO05.50; vest
cru sheep, 5,50NLOo; native lambs, $500
100, western lambs. j.j001Gj.
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The new Irrigation Law. IN pamphlet
form. only Toe at the Deseret News
Book Store.
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REGuLAR CALL sALEs

Con Mercur. 800 at 1853.
Daly-Judge, 100 at l0l 100 at TO- 07ia:
200 al 1905. 100 nc 1905.
Daily West, Is at ~ 20; 80 at $3.50
Grand Central 100 at 500
Lower Mammoth 100 at 81 goo at 5Oi5
500 at 5O% 100 at 80 60. 100 at 500
800 az so; 100 at 1884
May Day. SO0 at 1919
Sacramento, 500 at 21 500 at 267s.
star Con. 50o at H.
Sunshine l000 at =.
27ls
California, 300 at l6.
La Refine 1900 az 3.
Wabash. 100 at 2lk.
Yankee Con, 100 at i0ia; 100 at 10.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Daly-Judge so at 1000.
Daly-West % at A. 62A
Martha Washington, 500 at AZ; 800 at
81.
Victor 500 at 2S
Wabash. 900 at 2lia
Yankee Con, 500 at i0h
REHABILITATION.
Shares sold Amount
Regular morning call..l0Ai5 81 s99. %
Open board CALI. o.. ISIS 2lij.l3
Forenoon totals, q" 1880 st,ll4. As
silver, Eh.
Lead and copper. unchanged.
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Correspondlngly low rates from other
stations. Full particulars furnished by
all short Line agents
d. S. Spencer.
A. G.. T. & r. A.
D +. Burnley. @. T, & T. A.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas CITY March .-Cattle-Recelpts.
1000. including loo Texans. Steady Ma
i've steers $685. q, Texas and Indian
steers, 3.I5ai.W; Texas cows. 2OJH3. IS;
native cows and heifers, .50u}. 25: stock
ers and feeders 2.S5N4g0; bulls. 3.6jdl q;
calves, 2.1jdG.5O.
iogs-Recepts. 5000 Market strong to
lur higher. Bulk Of sales. Z 2jn1 %, heavy.
i.NHi47ls; packers. 1.2047Sj. medium.
l.&diiOi light 1lJnI5z. workers., rs
Ui.82la. pigs. G.2jNi.@
Shcep-kecepts 1900 Market steady.
Muttons, 3.SOu6.Sj. lambs 5.75N7 IS, range
wethers, 4S0q6.D. ewes. 3.7Ja56.
OMAHA.
South Omaha March -Cattle-Re-
ccpts. 400 Market steady stronger Ma
tive steers, i0H5i0. COWS and hiefers.
3.EftA25; Gamers, 2.0a3.O0: stOckers and
feeders 3.0Hi.io. calves, 3.0Ja6 Is; bulls,
stays, etc. 2.Dul.o0
H0gs-Receipts 5000 Market Sc higher
Heavy l.WuIW, mixed, T. 2ja7 80; light,
ll5Hi5 PIGS, 6.jQa10O; bulk OF sales, rs
Nl %
sheep-Recclpts. 5000 Market steady.
Ftd muttons. j.SpH6.M; wethers. 550a6. 30.
ewes i7jdj.0; common and stockers. 200
4iD lambs, G0GI.jU
DENVER.
Denver, Colo, March a.-CattIe-Re-
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n A, Page, stock Broker.
Loans money on stocks az bank rates
Room 20. Walker Bank building
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Ask roo, grocer far It ''a '-.'

n5,TI1PXEp MIssroNARlEA ...,..
Rn nar. YOU a friend Or .s'' I. "sas
IN your former field o &C, I, COY q D.
semi.weeKly Nev'' ~, : ossr. mad. .
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31

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Lead and copper unchanged.