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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-18
Gratifying Results From Develop
ment Of Yampa Nine
WORK OF THE PAST YEAR.
statement That 9,5OO,0O0 To1s Have
Heen Blocked out One Of bing-
HAMS Best Bonanzns

The current issue ofthe Bingham Bull
letln contains some interesting figures
relative to the developments made in
the Yampa, covering the past year the
period during which the Tintic Mining
& Development company has been in
possession OF the property.
The exploration of the mine has been
conducted under the direction OF supt
w. j. Craig and the result Of his labors
has been indeed gratifying The bul-
letin says
In the Yampa. April !, were $40 feet
OF openings. Considering mat ~ April
1901. when the Tintic Mining & De'.'-
opment company took possession the
Yampa was mere prospect, and that
from April 20 August OF last year II was
idle. the amount OF work that has beeh
done Is more creditable.
Movements OF the Tintc company In
Bingham which first attracted speclal
attention were It's preparations for drlV-
ing the main tunnel that was TO give
the Yampa deep drainage and an out
lei in Carr Fork. Between two days,
as IL seemed. the power house and OH
er buildings were erected. a compress
sor was installed, and the work was
begun.
The main tunnel was driven 2,iiS feet,
for obvious reasons IN the hanging wall
OF the big vein. II may as wei be
stated here that excepting the main
tunnel, every foot OF the developments
Is In ore. The company Is modesty re-
ticent as 10 ore values, but one gets
an impression in the various openings
that II is well up IN COPPER compared
with other Bigham ores and carries a
good excess OF Iron over silica, while It
win be an odd product of this district
II the gold and silver contents do not
with economic handling, pay Transport
tation and private smelling expenses.
In q word, with its present showing The
Yampa seems to be entitled to consid-
GRAFTON among the best of Binsha
mines.
As stated In these columns last week,
the incline opening the great bedded
vein ON rs dip to a depth Of nearly LEO
feet, viii be completed by the 18th OF
May when the mine will be ready to
feed 50O-ion smelter Indefinitely
drawing first from the immense ton
mage available in Yampa tunnel
which develops the or body near
the apex FOR many hundreds Of
feet When Il Is considered that
the LOO foot incline is In ore all
the way, that the vein at is narrow
est is five feet wide and az its widest
not less than l5 feet, a rough estimate
that has been made that the mine prac-
tically has upwards Of 100000 tons Or
ore In sight does not seem unreason-
able.
The experts who were examining the
Wall-DeLamar group completed their
work Monday. Exactly what Is on
foot Is not known at this end Of the
line.-Bingham Bulletin.
CONCENS
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Columbus Consolidated Continues
To Slow Up Better
SHIPMENTS ARE SUSPENDED
softenIng OF snow In the MOUNTAINS
Has Rendered Roads LnpassaD'e
albion Power Plant

An arrival from the Alpine peaks OF
the Wasatch range last night was
supt AL jacobson, Of the Columbus
Consolidated, which property seems
destined to become one Of the states's
important producers.
Before departing for Tlntic thls
morning, Mr.. JACOBSON said that the Dig
property at Alta continues TO show up
better with each shot Indeed, the re-
suits have more than met the LONGEST
expectations OF those who have direct
cd the enterprise from the beginning
The warm weather with its attendant
rains OF the past few days has soften
ed the deep SHOWS In the mountains 80
tina the roads ere almost impossible
for teams Ii Is out OF the question to
attempt to move heavy freight wag-
ons. Consequently ore shipments have
been suspended for the present and
probably will not be started again for
month or six weeks. Certainly not
until the roads are dried up,
Mr. jacobson says that there is con-
siderable work going on In different
parts Of the camp at the present time.
Manager Hatfield Of the Albion mine,
Is getting ready to start an energetic
campaign there. The power plant
which has hung up during the winter
on account Of scarcity Of water will
soon be in operation again, It is only
matter OF a few days until the sup
ply viii be ample to drive the Pelton
wheels from which Ia derived the power
to operate the dynamos and compress.
Ors.
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STRUCK GOOD ORE.
Developments Made In Mckinnon
Mine at Silver City, Ida.

A private letter received IN this city
last evening from supt C, 3. McKinnon
OF the McKinnon Gold Mines company,
operating at Silver City, Ida, bore the
information that he had disclosed q
vein OF ore on the Pride Of the West
claim, ~ feet OF which gave average
assay returns of about $50 10 the ton
The property Is located on the famous
War Eagle mountain and in the center
of the mineral zone which has a pro-
ducing record OF about S3j,0O0OO0.
In his letter Mr.. McKinnon spoke OF
the recent sensational strike made near
Sugar Loaf mountain, about miles
from Silver City and said that the
camp was in a fever Of excitement
about II. After shutdown. the previous
evening 50 men left the town to stake
off claims in the vicinity Of the new
find.
War eagle mountain Is going to re-
celye considerable attention this year.
The Poorman Gold Mines company Il
is said, has plans mapped out for q
very vigorous campaign, Other notable
properties which viii be active are the
Addie Consolidated and the Whiskey
mine, the latter owned by the Owyhee
Gold Mining company.
On Florida mountain the Trade DOL
lar Extension mine. operated by a Salt
Lake company, will do some extensive
development work. Manager w. G.
orem and Foreman f. II. Clark left
for camp last night for the purpose Of
starting operations.
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The Giles Mining Company, Big Cot.
tonwOod, Files Applications.

Applications were fled in the Office
Of the Surveyor general for patent sur.
veys this week. as follows
Survey No 5O22 for the Z. V. ~ l.,
7. v No q Z. v. No. g. F. V. No. A.,
p. Y. No 8. p. v. No mining claims.
Location IN an unorganized mining dis
trict, Utah county. Application made
by Higbee Smith Date April H.
Survey No. 5093 for the Little Dollie
No. A. Little Dollie No. IS, Little Dol
De No, 10. Lite Dollie No rs. Little
D0llie No. 10 lode mining claims To-
cation. Big Cottonwood mining district.
Sal, Lake county. Application made
by The Giles Mining and Milling com.
pany. Date. April l6
Survey No. 1904 for the Adele No.
G. Adele No. z lode mining claims. 10.
cation. Pig Cottonwood Mnine dis.
trict, Salt Lake county. Aspiration
made by the Giles Mining and Mi ing
companv. Date, Auril lG
Lot No. % for the Grizav amended
lodge mining claim Location. West
MmUtain mining district. salt Lake
county. by the United states Mining
company, by Nm. NJ. Bradley. agent.
Survey No. 5.025 for the Adele No. g..
Adele No 4. Adele No 3, Little Donie
No. 9. Little Dollie No I'D Lltue poiia
No. n. Little Dollie No. H.. Little Doll
ne No 10. Little Dollia No. II lode
mining claims Location Big C0uol-
wood mining district. Sat Lake county.
Application made by the Giles Mining
and Milling company Date. April l6.
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THIS WEEK IN TiNTIC.
Bullion Beck Leasers Preparing
Shipments - Other News.
speelal Correspondence.

Eureka, April l1.-Councllman r. II.
Frisbee and son have taken a lease on
The Bulllon-Beck dump and are gather
Ing together some good looking ore
preparatory 20 shipment Where the
portion OF the dump on which they are
operating was taken from the mine.
copper was Of little value, and that
class Of ore was, therefore, consigned
10 the waste pile Now that that metal
has increased IN price Mr.. Frisbee ex-
poets TO make money He has also dis
covered considerable good silver ore In
the dump.
George PaXman. Of Silver city, who
Is leasing ON the Joe Bowers ground
has 20 tons o. good sllver.lead ore
broken up.
Mr. j. A. Beaman, OF Solver City.
who has lease on the Primrose mine
Is taking out some fine looking rock
running high N silver
AZ the stope IN the Star Con. fine
gold ore is being taken ont and shipped.
The stone, which Is In a solid body OF
quartz. IL growing better every day.
4 thorough examination " the Old
Colony mine was made this week bv
Supt Charles Brown and the board Of
directors Sur eyor Charles Burton IS
maNlng On underground survey Of the
property
Development work is being carried on
nt me Dagmar- Northwest Mining com
p1ny's property through the old Dag
mar shaft This shaft has a depth OF
2'o feet The following gentlemen com
pose the official board OF the new COM
pany' President James T. Hammond;
vice president and manager, George
Adams, secretary, George Blair: treas
urer William J. Adams, who. with
Thomas J Steed and George Curley.
compose the directorate.
a force " men IL busily AT work
on the X. H. group OF claims in North
Tintic under the management Of Capt.
Hugo Deprozin, The claims are owned
by Mr. Dcrrczin. G. H. Blanchard and
=. j. D0nncll", all well-known and
practical mining men, who are more
than pleased VIII the present outlook
OF the property.
John Hurd and Joseph Noack are
running a tunnel on their property.
Dennis Harrington has been busy the
past winter developing the General Far
ragut claims In North Tintic, OF which
he is the owner and Is now engaged
In sinking shaft on one OF his claims
The lease which J. II. Patience had
on the Ajax property az Mammoth ex-
| pired on Wednesday last
The stockholders Of the Manhattan
have levied an assessment OF u cent a
snare payable on May II, and VIII be
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STOCKS SCORED
SMALL GAINS
They Were General Throughout
Entire List,
LARGE SELLING ORDERS.
Caused Prices Go Turn Abruptly Down.
wards-Tradihg Quoted Down
Closing Was Dull.

New York. April 1s.--The feature Of
the opening stock market was violent
rebound in Metropolitan Street rail-
way on running sales of $500 shares at
1Sl and 1921. compared with 1924 last
night Gains were general throughout
the list, but did not exceed fractions
Further advances were made before the
temper Of speculation underwent a
change. Gains reached 3& in Third
avenue. 2N in General Electric. Ia In
Metropolitan Securities and New Ia.
ven, and a point In Brooklyn Transit.
Northwestern, Wabash preferred and
Amalgamated. The appearance Of large
selling orders coincident with another
drive against Metropolitan Street rail-
way turned the course OF prices brupt-
~ downwards. Opening advances In
the railroad list were cancelled and
some OF the leaders sold q substantial
fraction below Yesterdays close. Nero
politan Street railway and Third ave-
nue. reacted about 2, and Reading fell
as much below last night. Trading
queted down toward II o'clock and the
market became steader The market
became extremely dull before the APP
pearance OF 'No bank statement and
sold off afterwards 20 a lower level than
before. METROPOLITAN street railway
rallied M. Amalgamated rose 1% and
the whole market hardened a fraction.
The closing was dull and steady and
generally at small net changes,
MONEY.
Close.-Time money easier Sixty DAYS
3 per cent; 30 days. per cent, six
months, a. as ner cent.
Call money. nominal: no loans.
Prime mercantile paper 5d5h per
cent.
Sterling exchange firm. at l.S7 for
demand. and at 4.Ss.75 for 60 DAYS.
Posted rates, 4.84is and 4.S7b
Commercial bills 4.SS%G4A.
Bar silver, soc.
Mexican dollars, 3sc.
Bords -Governments steady; rail-
roads, steady.
BONDS.
Government bonds closed as follows,
Reminding %, registered and coupon
l06h IS, reg. 1914. do, coupon. i0Sz !:
new Is. reg. islk. do. coupon. 1851 !:
old 4s. reg. iliA: do, coupon. Ill; IS,
req lO2l: do. coupon 1854.
SUGAR,
! sugar-Raw. firm. Fair refining,
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, April 1S.-Close: Wheat
May. 77497; July, 729s; Sept, GS7s.
Corn-May 4i2s; July, 4issdA; Sept,
4S%QA.
oats--May. S5h; July, 9lb Sept,
2S2;.
Pork-May. 1910; July. l762h; Sept,
lL2o.
Lard--May. $50, July, 9.S2lz; Sept,
$50.
Rlbs-May9S7I4; July, s.75Gs.s7k;
Sept. $40,
Flax-Cash n w. LII.
Barley-Cash. 42dj4.
Timothy-April, $40.
Cash: Wheat--No. 2 red, 77%; No 3
red, 6Sd75: No. hard winter, "a; No, 3
hard Winter 69G13; No. northern
Spring. S0GSl; No. 2 pring, 79qSl; No,
spring, 72GS0
Corn-No .. 44h No. 3, 41G42.
Oats-No. 2, 80; No 3.2lk.
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Ths DESERET SAVINGS BANK

DIRECTORS; ,.,.,
w. w. Ritter, President; Moses ! 5n asIIls;;
Vice President; Elias A. smith ! , asS't
James sharp. John Il. Bsrnssi, 81, So'G Geo
Romney, j. r. Wnder, T. H. h'u''''"
Reed smoot. W. T, James. an SAVING
Fol -Four Per Cent Interest Pad on s@''H'
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sugar-Raw. firm. Far refining,
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prenarInr to Ereet buildings.

Richard s. McCaffery, h. NJ OF New
York city, the new superintendent OF
the recently purchased group Of mines
at Munsey Greek, passed through
Cherry Creek last week, says the Min
err, en- route east. Mr. McCaffery reports
great satisfaction resultant from his
examination Of the properties and work
will be commenced al once on the cree
ton Of buildings and mills for opening
up the valuable mines OF which he is In
oh
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WEEKS STOCK MARKET.
Investment Securities Pull Through
Practically Unchanged.

The business transacted on the min
Ing exchange this week amounted to
1881 shares, which was the equivalent
OF sl5y,Si2.3l BY those who have fol-
lowed the market closely, II will be seen
at glance that the trading was not
heavy.
With few possible exceptions the
week has closed with prices about as
they We're on Monday. All OF the in
vestment stocks are practically UNI
changed. The changes are among the
speculative classes. May Day is not
iceably lower.
the quotations and sales today were
as follows.
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sold at delinquent sale on the first day
Of June.
The Grand Central takes the lead TINS
week OF the Tintlc shippers with the
Centennial Eureka and Mammoth IN
close touch. The shipments amount to
1l3 ears, distributed among the mines
as follows: Centennial Eureka, II;
Carisa, 4. Dragon Iron mine 10; Eagle
& Blue Bell, g. Grand Central, "a;
Geminl, II, Mammoth, 49, star Con,
2; Uncle Sam, ., Victor, g. Yankee
Con. ~
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McConahay Sharp Jewelry Co.'S auc-
ton sale Of their entire stock has al
ready demonstrated the fact that Il is
precisely what has been represented
You can select any article from the
stock and have II aucitoned off at once
Ladies are attending the afternoon
sales in considerable number and great
bargains have been secured by them
Col. Turner Is a connisseur In fine
jewelry and conducts the sale with ad-
mirable candor and fairness. Sales daily
$50 and 1880 y. IN.
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Grip Remedies In Grsa, Demand

When colds and grip are prevalent
the quickest and surest remedies are In
great demand. Mr.. Joseph d. Williams.
OF McDun, Va. says that he was cured
OF n very deep and lasting attack Of
Ia grippe by using Chamherlains
Cough Remedy after trying sereal other
preparations with no effect. For sale
by all druggi3ts.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

New York, April ls--Butter - Re-
celpts, 1900 packages; unsettled. State
dairy, fQA; creamery, rs, June Cream
cry, lSG24ik
Eggs-Receipts, 1900 packages: firm.
State and Penna, l5a; western can
died, IL.
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SILVER AT FIFTY CENTS.
Producers Sold Their Product at
That Price This Week.

Silver was quoted at 50 cents per
ounce two days this week, on Wednes-
day and again today on Monday IL
was registered az 1875 Tuesday, at 492t
and yesterday at 49A cents. Copper
was a half cent lower this week being
quoted at 1877, cents per pound, while
lead Is at the stationary price of 50. 80
per 100 pounds.
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COPPER MOUNTAIN HOIST.
Gasoline Engine started Up by Supt,
Smith and Morks NlrelY.

supt. Charles II, Smith Of the Cop
per Mountain mine In Beaver county
has written Manager Lloyd that he has
started up the new gasoline engine in
stalled there recently, and that 1T
works like q clock The plant win go
into regular commission sometime next
week.
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CHICAGO MAY WHEAT.

Chicago. April 1S.--May wheat opened
MGA TO hQ%c lower al IN TO az.
July was unchanged to \ 10 hc higher
at 7lNQ72 TO 52h, After selling up TO
Is May closed nc higher at 77& at 777s,
while July was up %alac at 72h, after
touching 72ik.
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SEES NO PANIC.

The president OF one Of the oldest
national banks in New York city thus
er / can state my opinion in regard
10 the future much better than you
have. The country Is on a good. sound
substantial money basis. with prosper
Gus business, and more than fairly
good outlook for abundant crops. Our
balance Of trade IL growing largely in
our favor, and am sufficiently optim-
istic not TO look for any panic the com
Ing fall.
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LIVE SToCR.
CIIICAGO.

Chicago, April --Cattle--Recelpts
400 nominal; good 20 prime steers. sic
$3.50. poor TO medium. 4.25d5 90:
stockers and feeders, 20O04S5; cows
l.6Od4.7j. heifers, 2.50G5. 90: Gamers
lGOd2 Is, bulls. 2.5o1i 50; calves, 2.5C
Q515; Texas fed steers, 4 O0a5,10.
Hogs-Recelpts today 1900; tomor-
row, 10000; left over, $500, -bouI
steady; mixed and butchers, 7.S0G
7.52it; rough heavy, 7.l0d735; light
6.8OG715 bulk Of sales. 7.O597.3O.
shoep-Receipts 500: sheep nominal;
Good TO choice wethers. 47515. 10; falI
to choice mixed, 4.0O@5.75 western
sheep 4 SOFA 70; native lambs, 4.50Q
100. western lambs. 4. 5067.20.
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NEW YORK.

New York. April 1s.--Wheat-Receipts,
l59.SOO bushels. Quiet and steady on
the small northwestern receipts and
steady cables. May, lhdl 1l-l6; July,
7gAGT7 l-l6; September, 7ld74h.
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Copper Shipments.

During the week the Highland Boy
smelter forwarded 10 the refnerles
900 pounds Of copper, four car loads
The United states sent out three cars,
or 1S4,055 pounds.
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BANK STATEMENT.

New York, April iS,r-The statement
averages Of the clearing house banks
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, April -Wool-Unchang
ed. Territory and western medium. s
oil; fine. HAS; coarse, 12q15.
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DEsEREr EVENING NEWS SATURDAY, April IS, 1903

S-l6 centrifugal. SO test, sM molasses
sugar, 2i5-i6; refined. firm' crushed,
$40; powdered, 40, granulated, 4sO.
Coffee-Quiet, No. Z Rio, 6h.
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ORE AND BuLLION.
Settlements Of Fiscal Week Amount-
ed "a SloO,7OO.

During the fiscal week ending last
night the ore and bullion settlements
reported by Mccormick & Co. amounted
to the sum OF Sl26,1O0 as follows;
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POISON. PEL0UBET & co,
Public Accountants
new YORK 20 Broad Street
Chicago Marquette Building
St. Louis Chemical Building
Butte Ilennessy Building
ADULTS or Books AND ACCOUNTS,
SYSTEMS or BOOKKEEPING OR Cosrs,
FINANCIAL EXAMINATIONS, ETC.
Time Table
In Effect Feb. /,
1908.
Es||l3'['iT

AffRlNE ",
From Ogden, Portland, Butte,
San Francisco and Omaha go. $3.50 am,
From Ogden and intermediate
points -. .,...,...........,,.,. $40 am.
From Calentes, Milford. Nephl,
Provo, and intermediate points, 1885 am.
From Ogden, Cache Valley, Chi
yer ana intermediate points 1901 pm,
From Ogden, Chicago ST. Louis,
Kansas City Omaha Denver
and San francisco .........,.,, iiO5 pm,
Terminus !, -, =, ..,,,..,....,, 500 pin.
yo, and Manti ...',,.,,,..,,.,..,. 5.S5 pm.
From Ogden. Cache Valley, Butte,
Portland, San francisco 900, $40 pm.
DEPART.
For Ogden, Omaha, Chicago,
Denver, Kansas city and 81.
Louis -. 90, .,. .,...,...,.t..,,., I'W am.
and Manti -, -, -. ,.u...,o., 1880 ara.
Terminus ..,,,........,,oy,l.., 1;i5 am.
For Ogden, Butte, Helena. Port
land, san Francisco and inter-
mediate points ,.......,,.r''., 9'tO am.
For Ogden Omaha, Chicago,
Denver, Kansas City St. Louis
and San Francisco ,...",...... 1850 pm.
For Ogden. Cache Valley, Dem
yer. Kansas City, Omaha ST.
Louis and Chicago. 6;i5 pm.
For Provo, Nephi, Milford CALI
entes and intermediate points sos pm.
For Ogden. Cache Valley, Butte,
Helena Portland San Francis
co and Intermediate points 1890 IN.
II. NJ. CHUMACHER. Act. Traf. Mgr
ID. II. hurley, G. T.. a 7, A,
ID. s. SPENCER, a. G. ,P& 7, A,
City Ticket Office, 2Ol Main Street.
Telephone 2jQ
'Daily except Sunday.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City April 1S--Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1870; Texans, nominal unchanged.
Hogs-Recelpts. l,50O, market steady
Bulk Of sales. 7.lO@7 20; heavy. 7l59
7.27is; packers, 7.O5T7,171s; medium.
1901. 22is, light 6.90@7 l2ls workers.,
7.O5G7.l2l5; pigs, 56OQ6.SO.
Sheep-Receipts, 500. Market weak
Muttons, 3S0Q6l5 lambs. 55Oa7 so;
range wethers. 4.lOa6SO ewes, 4,l5q
4 90
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BANK CLEARINGs.

Bank clearlngs throughout the United
States and Canada for the week ending
Friday, April H. 1903, were
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HOPS.
WOOL

Liverpool, April ls.-Hops at London
Pacific coasD, firm; &c. lOs9e7.
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OMAHA

South Omaha, April 1s.--Cattle 800 Re
ceipts, 1907 market steady. Native
steers, 425G5.2J: stockers and feeders,
S.OOG4S5; calves, S5O@675.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 market steady.
Heavy. 7l5G125; mixed, 710d1i5:
light, 71O07.l7ls pigs, 6.O0GIO0; bulk
OF sales, 710G717h.
Sheep-Receipts, 100; market steady.
Fed muttons, 55Od625; westerns. 4.5O0
sos; wethers, 5.0OG65O; commons and
stockers, 2,50Q425; lambs, 4.5OQL50
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INDUSTRIAL AND BANK.
REGULAR CALL SALES.

4. Carsa 800 at 1872.
Con Mercur 900 at l.. 50ik; 1000 AT
las, seller 81. $50 at l.5O.
Grand Central, 100 at $40. seller 8:
100 az $50.
lngot 1900 at AZ.
81 le. -''''
Sacramento, 200 at 26s, 1900 at 26zs.
Martha Washington, 1000 al 81.
New York, l.j0g at %.
Wabash. 400 al %.
Yankee Con, 100 at 80; 200 at S5is:
100 al S5h 200 at 35tt.
OPEN BOARD CALL.
Con. Mercur, 300 at $50.
DAILY, $50 at 2.25.
Daly-Judge, 10 at 9.27is.
DAILY West 42.SO
Grand Central, 300 az Sis.
Eagle and Blue Bell, 100 al s2is; 100 at
"a; 400 at ej.
Lover Mammoth, 200 at 5i.s; 100 at
May Day 100 At ls; 200 at 15&; 200 at
l5H. seller 90; 5OC at l5As.
Utah, 100 at 75h.
Martha Washington, 1900 at sK; 1000
ats
comstock, 900 at GO.
Majestic. 900 at 800
Nalldriver, coo al l75.
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