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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-01

Montana senator displayed a deep In
terest and Informed the gentlemen who
waited upon him that just as soon as
the transfer OF the Short Line south OF
Salt Lake was perfected he would be
glad to enter into the matter more
fully with them.
II Is also said that Senator CLARK
made the statement that he had been
Interested in seeing the iron and coal
regions Of southern Utah developed,
but no one at the conference even sus-
pected that he had already become
identified with the formation Of large
company. There are some In Salt Lake
who stll insist that he is in no way
connected with the combination In
which Senator Lewis appears to be
figuring.
The Taylor estete ground and the
large territory owned by Col .. u, Mil
ner and associates, has not as yet
been tied up by the men interested IN
the formation Of the new company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-01

matter Of increasing the capital stock
20 100000 shares Of the par value or
81 each,
Excellent reports have been received
from the Monte Crlsto mine in Beaver
county, where development Is pro-
crossing. Some splendid values have
been obtained but as Yet no barge
bodies OF ore have been found. With
more development this property bids
fair to become a very good one.
Manager James Chapman Of the Low
er Mammoth mine Of Tintlc, announces
that the property Will be closed down
on Friday for about six days, Some
repairs are to be made to the shaft
and hoist. "a the property would have
closed for two or three days anyway to
allow the employees an opportunity to
appropriately celebrate the Fourth OF
July, very little time viii be lost
The foundation OF the Tonopah mill
is nearly completed and viii be ready
for the reception Of the machinery on
its arrival The plant, which VIII con
sist OF 10 stamp battery and two 81
foot Huntington mills, having a capa-
city of so tons day, viii be In opera
t0n by Sept l.--Aliner.
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-. y -, ,,on
APPROVED tx THE MAYOR

Mayor Thompson today approved all
the matters passed upon by the council
on Monday night Among them are the
appointment Of Ben Culver as special
policeman at the Twenty-fourth ward
amusement hall, to act without pay
from the city, the granting Of a free IL
cense for the season to the Salt Lake
Athletic and Baseball club; the appro-
priation of $500 to be used by the city
engineer in sinking to bedrock In the
Parleys canyon reservoir site and 10
open up the rock quarry In the canyon
for supplying stone for the reservoir;
and the granting of half-holiday on
the Fourth to the street sprinkling
drlNers
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WILL BE BROUGHT BACK.
Governor Wells issues ReQulsitiOn for
Return of 0. D. Wolfe,

Gov Wells has issued requisltlon
papers for the return TO this state from
Nebraska Of O. D. Wolfe who Is wanted
in Summit county for obtaining money
under false pretenses 1t Is alleged that
Wolfe gave chattel mortgage on his
horses and construction outfit TO the
Utah Construction company TO secure
the payment Of a note for 5000. On May
2S 1903, while the mortgage was IN full
force and effect, Wolfe, without obtain
ing the consent of the Construction
company moved his entire outfit to
Nebraska. Sheriff c, W. MAR, OF sum-
nit county VIII go to Nebraska after
Wolfe
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MINING, BUSINESS and STOCKS

zinc are not evident, but there is some
promise Of nickel Molybdenite oc-
ours in Increasing quantities, associated
with white quartz In connection with
the copper ores Chalcopyrito Is the
main copperbearlng ore OF the region.
though oxidized ores are too important
to avoid, but are too slliceous TO smelt
alne.
Shaft-working Is required In the re-
gion, but no water OF consequence has
yet appeared, nor Is any likely to be
encountered until greater depth Is at
talnod.
That the Beaver county district Is
destined to maintain large production
of copper Is the weil-advised opinion
Of all who studied the region, and Il ls
also conceded that economic conditions
admit Of an unusually low cost Of pro-
ductlOn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-01
WARM AND DRY.
That Was Condition Through the Week
Severe HaiIsLorm in Rich County.

The following weekly crop bulletin
for the week ending June 30, was is
sued today by the local weather office:
Warm and dry weather prevailed
throughout the week. Midday tenn
peratures were quite high. particularly
toward the close Of the week. but The
nights were cool A severe local hail
storm occurred In Rich county that
caused considerable damage to gardens
potatoes and small grains. with this
single exception, no precipitation what
ever fell throughout the entire sec
ton. These weather conditions had op-
poslte effects on growing crops accord
ing as to whether the soil was irrigat-
ell or not. Everywhere irrigated crops
We're making a very rapid growth and
were looking well, but dry land crops
suffered a decided deterioration for
want Of moisture.
Fan wheat and barley continues 10
head very rapidly The stand Of fan
wheat is generally very thin. and a
short crop Is indicated. Some cores
pondents, however, report that the
yield viii probably be above previous
expectations Cutting has already be-
gun In the extreme southern portion OF
the state. Spring wheat and oats are
In good condition and the Yields of
these crops viii probably be good. AL
ialfa continues to bloom. Cutting and
stacking are under rapid headway the
weather being particularly favorable
for the work. Average Yields are gener.
ally reported. Sugar beet thinning is
about completed. The crop is in very
good condition except on dry farms
where It is rapidly drying up. Fruit
Is in good condition. Some growers.
however, report deterioration In the
various kinds, particularly apples. Ear.
~ cherries are ripe and raspberries are
beginning to ripen Pastures are be.
ginning TO show the effects OF the Goa
tnued dryness and are greatly In nerl
of moisture Water for irrigation pur.
poses Is generally adequate. but reports
OF Increasing scarcity are becoming
more numerous
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-01

New York, July -Wheat-recelpts s.
l& bushels: dull ana barely steady on
50 l3-rlaS4k. September. NNaH.
ButteT-Receipts, 40 packages; steady:
state dairy l6i4G0, creamery. iGi4n21ig.
Eggs-Receipts S,AgI packages. irregu-
lar western extras. lSla; western seconds
to frsts, ljNll
Suga! Raw. unsettled. fair refining. b:
centrifugal &c test 3isG3 9-iG m0lasses
sugar 2An2N refined unsettled crushed.
$40 powdered, a.; grunulatcd, A.S0.
Conee-Quiet; No. Z Rio. 1915.
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FORENOON ON CHANGE.
Stocks Were slumpish May Day
Falls Under ~ Cents Per Share.

on the stock exchange this forenoon
1888 shares we're sold for the sum OF
$S,SS112. The first seller Of the day was
Ajax which brought "a cents per share.
Carisa fell into the basket at 10 cents
Lower Mammoth entered the pit
weak. the initial sale being posted at
20 cents which was followed by q
slight rally. closing a half-cent high
er. May Day dropped to lSh cents,
closing with a bid OF l7% cents. CALI
fornla went at l4h cents,
The closing quotations and sales OF
the day were posted as follows:
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TINrIC ORE SHIPMENTS.
The June Output Amounted to 537
Car Loads.

The shipments Of ores from the camp
OF Tlnuc during the month OF June
amounted 20 531 car loads. as follows:
Ajax 3, Black Jack !. Bullion Beck
p, Carisa 6, Continental Eureka l3S.
Dragon iron mine 81, Eagle & Blue Bell
=. Eureka Hin 81, Grand Central 20.
GemInl So Joe Bowers 2. Lower Mann
moth II. May Day 2. Martha Washing
ton 3, Mammoth %, Star Consolidated
a, Uncle Sam q United Sunbeam /.
Victor Consolidated 10, Yankee 26.
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ANNIE LAURIE's DIVIDEND.
Mine win Pay $4,000 per Month
Regularly TIL Further Notice.

II Is said that when Treasurer A. A.
Ball of the Annie Laurie Mining COM
pany was In the city few days ago,
he made the statement that beginning
with July the regular monthly divi-
dend to be paid until further notice
viii be 81 per share. or $4,000. while
an occasional extra would be put in,
A gentleman closely identified with
the Annie Laurie said today that while
the company can pay as much as $780,
600 1t has been deemed advisable to al
low the surplus to accumulate for
awhile The next distribution will be
made on the 9Th inst.
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Installation of the Moore Process -
First Montb's Output.

Managing Director 4. O. Lee Of the
Dexter mine at Tuscarora, New, Is In
from camp to spend a few days at
home.
Mr. Lee said today that the mill is
pounding away and handling ore at
the rate OF about 100 tons per day. The
plant is not taking care Of the tonnage
that II has at times in the past, yet
the managing directors declares that a
little closer saving is being made.
The work Of Installing the Moore
shines process Is progressing favorably;
the plant viii be In place and ready
to start up early in August.
The first months output from the
Dexter mine since the resumption OF
operations, It is said amounted to
about $4,000.
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CoLBURN's SUCCESS.
Former Salt Laker Said 20 be Pros
pering In Tonopah.

According to Tonopah adyces r. T.,
ColbuTn, who at one time figured
prominently among the operators on
the Salt Lake Stock and Mining Tx
change, is making quite a success with
the development of the Tonopah- Alpine
property, which he has been superln-
tending He has written to his Salt
Lake associates that he will have a car
Of ore ready for shipment within the
next 20 days, provided he can get
teams to haul the product TO the rail-
road.
There is such a demand for teams
In that part Of the country at the
present that they are not only hard
to get, but the owners command
pretty stiff prices.
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ORES AND BULLION.
Shipments and settlements Made
During Month 0f June.

The ore and bullion settlements,as re-
ported by Mccormick & Company. for
the month Of June aggregate the sum
OF Sl,60i so Yesterdays settlements
were Ores, $4,000 base bullion, A5,-
500.
The shipments Of copper bullion
made from the Independent shelters
amounted 20 2,AG,6s6 pounds, as fol-
lows: Bingham Con, 72L2S6 Utah
Consolidated, 962 $50: United States,
St6.h20
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STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Business During June the Lightest
or the Year.

The month Of June closed with the
sale Of Si,765 shares of stocks on the
Salt Lake Stock and Mining Exchange;
the same bringing the sum Of 1858. H.
So. The months business was very light
as these figures win attest For the
first half OF the year the sales were
5,72S7l6 shares, for which was checked
out Of the sum OF AlS0,99542. The
heaviest transactions were in the
month of May; the June business was
the highest.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, July l.--Cash: Wheat-No. 2
red. Il. No. red, 1ialj; No, ? hard win
ter, a. No 8 hard winter. IS; No. north
ern spring q No. northern spring. ~,
No 9 spring 1iN6
Corn-No 2, 5Oi4aiOA: No 3. J0d5O4
Odts-No. 2 3SdSSi4. No. g. 3ii2N&
Close; Wheat--July I6i2; Old, 1865 Sep.
TENDER, 15lsni5'., old 49, December,
ijl.; old, ijia May, 17hNliS.
Corn-JulY, 1875 September. 5Ols De-
cember. a.alN's: May 4SA
Oats-July, 1915: September, S&; De-
Cember. 81 May $685.
Pork-July. l552. September l5.71,
Lard-Juy, SO; September $50, Octo-
Der S.22ia
Ribs-July. SSlhas.l0 September. S,lo;
October, S.i1is.
Rye-July, 5Oi5.
Flax Cash northwest. IT,
TimOthy-July $40
Cloyer--July no.
Barley-Cash. 42Qj2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-01

What shall we do TO be saved? vas
Oh, title Of one Of Robt IngersolTs
lectures. People of faith and people n
no iaith Hooked 10 hear H. Thousands
are asking, What shall I do 10 gct ria
OF dandruh?' The answer is XIII the
germ that causes dandruH. falling hair
and finally badness and the only thing
that VIII DO d Is NeEbro's Herpiclde.
That Is the very latest discovery Of
the laboratory and Il is the only prep.
aration that claims 10, or that viii. kim
the pestlterous dsndruh germ. II also
is delightful hair dressing. free from
oil or grease or sticky substances TRY
u and be convinced OF It's actual merit
SOLD by leading druggists. Send loo.
IN stamps for sample to The Herpicde
Co. Detroit, Mich.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-01

Blackheads, pimples, greasy faces and
muddy compilations, which are so COM
mon among women, especially girls at
a certain age. destroying beauty, dis
figuring and making repulslve, features
which would otherwise appear attract
i've and refined. indicate that the liver
is out of order An occasional dose Of
Herhinc will cleanse the bowels, regu-
late the liver and so establish clear,
healthy complexion, SOC at r. c. NJ. l.
Drug Don't
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improvement at the W. a. W,

Il. w Kelly, member of the board
OF directors Of the Wheeler d Wilson
mine In the Big Cottonwood district
has returned from a "trip TO that pro-
perty. He states that Supt W, c.
Tracey IS taking out q nice class Of
ore whichts being piled up on the dump
for shipment In the near future The
mine is Improving steadily as develop
ment work progresses
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-01
NEW OGDEN COMPANY.
Utab.Neyada Gold a. Copper Com
pauy Files Its Articles.

Special Correspondence
Ogden. July 1.--Artlcles of In
CORPORATION Of the Utah Nevada
Gold ard Copper company have
been filed with the county clerk.
The principal place OF business will be
Ogden City The capitalization is $780,
000, divided into 100000 shares of the
par value Of 81 each. The board OF d.
rectcrs is composed Of the following
gentlemen: Thomas Cunningham,
Joseph Chez, David Jensen, Edward A,
Stow. u. A. stratford, j. Stanley Dee
and ID. $. Tracy The company owns
some valuable mining claims located
In Boxelder county north Of Promon-
tory near to the Ogden Lucin cutoff,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-01
Milford Property Looking We'll.

Frank II. Lathrap, manager Of the
Milford Copper Mining and Smelling
company has returned from a trip to
that Beaver county property where ne
went to look over conditions. The
main working shaft has reached the
depth Of 100 feet, it is double COM
partment and Mr.. Lathrap states, is
penetrating a very good class Of one.
Orders have been given to retimber the
shaft
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AGAINST SUGAR COMPANY.
Jury Awards n. Q. Christensen $500
Damages for Death OF Son.
speeIal Correspondence.

Provo, Utah Co., July 1.-The case Of
N. c. Christensen ct al VS. the Utah
Sugar company, wherein plaintiffs sued
for $4,000 damages for the death OF
their son. Chris Christensen. who died
on the 18th Of November, 1902 from in
Jurles sustained through being scalded
by water that escaped from boiler at
the sugar works, where the deceased
was at work on the 9Th of November,
1902, was argued yesterday afternoon
and given to the jury at $3.50 o'clock last
evening who came in at 1880 this
morning with a verdict in favor Of
plaintiffs, awarding them damages in
the sum Of 81, 500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-01
THE COuN1Y'S CASH.
Receipts and Disbursements Shown by
Treasurer Carbis in June.

The report Of County Treasurer Car
bis for the month OF June shows a bal
ance on hand June 30, Of $40, iO6O7. The
receipts for the month were s2S54756
and the balance on hand June / was
SIS, 3O76O, making a total on hand dur
ing the month Of s7S,S55.16, The dis
bursements amounted to $9S, 449.O9, leav-
ing balance at the end OF the month
as given above. This balance Is dis
tributed among the various funds Of the
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special Correspondence
Provo. July Ia United States pat
ent signed by President Grant, Sept.
lS 1874. TO J. W. Sweeney. 3. r. Elem
uilSur and Winfield $ Cook FOR the
Sierra mine In American Fork canyon
has been filed for record with the coun-
" recorder A deed for 900 undivided
feet of the same property from Joseph
W Sweeney of Utah county to v. ;.
Cook OF Yorglnia city. Nevada. for a
consideration OF $1,000. has also been
fled with the record. The deed bears
date Of Dec Q iS77.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-01

The eight hour law passed by the last
legislature Of the state OF Nevada has
been declared unconstitutional by Judge
NJ. A. Murphy. AZ Dayton, that state.
The grounds for the decision is based on
defect in the bin as passed BY one
branch of the legislature.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-01
Frenob Communcs school RIM.

Paris, July THE senate has adopt.
"a by lS6 votes 10 Z, the government
Bill requiring the communes 10 build
schools 20 replace those belonging Ia
The Unauthorized congregations which
have been closed by the government
The measure was debated without
noteworthy Incident
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-01
PRAISE PACIFIC RESORT.
Utah People spend their Vacation at Pop
ular North Reach,

From the number of inquiries being
received Utah VIII be represented this
summer at North long Beach, on the
Pacific ocean, reached by the oregon
Short Line and Oregon Railroad and
Navigation company over 100 miles
down the majestic Columbia through
the famous fishing waters, lands the
visitor at the popular resort For
booklet and particulars call at city
ticket office, No. 20l Main street.
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LIVE SToCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago July 1,-Cattle--Recelpts, ~ 900
head including 1900 Texans Slow and
lower. Good TO prime steers, l,Md5,5O;
poor to medium, i,2jG4.sO; stockers and
feeders, 2.1ju4 70; cows l.6Odi4 30, heifers.
2 jOq4 IS, Gamers, lGOG2SO, bulls. 2jO4p
i&; calves, 2,50a6,2i, Texas fed steers,
q. 50u4.J0
hogs-Receipts, today, 1900; tomorrow,
5000 left over, $500. Slow Mixed and
butchers 5.l0g5@. good to choice heavy,
q, SOa6,&; rough neayy 5,GQj,16, light
., sWI6 0j, bulk of sales. j.ijQa.Si.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 Sheep and lambs
slow Good to choice wethers, 3.j5ai, 2j,
fair TO choice mixed. S,0Oa3,15, western
sheep. 2,50ltib; native lambs, 4Q0U6,G;
western lambs, i.Oni,j0
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BOSTON EXCURSIONS.
June 30th to Jolly 3rd.

June 30th to July 3rd.
Via the Oregon Short Line. The very
low rate Of s62.0j win be made to
Boston and return for the annual meet
ing Of the National Educational Asso-
citation. July 9Th TO 10th. Tickets will
be good for return until September LIST.
Particulars furnished by Short Line
agents
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Chlcagn Wheat.

Chicago. July i.-September wheat, az
ter opening a shade higher to va, lower
at itbs TO 49,, declined TO 1ja, AZ the end
Of the first hour the nrice advanced TO
i6i.
After selling mp TO iG., September
weakened and the close was al I5iaai5Et
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Oberndorfer Buys Seat.

The seat ON the stock exchange. for
merly the property OF r. l.. Coburn,
was sold this forenoon to Joseph Obern-
dorfer for S2275O. The proceeds go to
the creditors of the former broker
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rer over sixty Year.

Mas. wnuow's SOOTHING sIhuP has been used
for children teothlng IL soothss ths child softens
the gums, alsy, ali pain, cures wind collie, and 10
tho best remedy for DiarThea B cents bottle
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REGULAR CALL

REGULAR CALL
Ajax, roo at a.
Carsa, 1000 at TO-
Lower Mammoth, 100 at TO- 800 at Il;
800 at 7lrs 800 at 7Ois 600 at 70, seller
30, 100 at l0ia seller 10, 200 at IOia, seller
IS. Shares sold, 1900.
May Day 300 at 10; 1000 at lSta, buyer
30, Sharles sold 1900.
Sacramento. 500 at 2S%.
Ben Butler, / 900 at i2A.
California, l5O0 at AZ
New York Bonanza. 500 at 21A.
OPEN BOARD.
Con Mercur. 200 at 1. AZ.
Lower Mammoth, 200 at 70la seller 90
May Day 1000 at IS; 200 at lsh.
Shares sold, 1900
Ben Butler, 22S at liz.
New York Bonanza, 500 at 21%..
REHABILITATION.
Shares sold. Value
Regular call ......,..,. $500 sS1O5.25
open board ...,",., ,.,. 2,325 1887
Forenoon total sales .,,.il,S2S sS,SSI12
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wool.
81 I.OIfIs

st. Louis July --Wool-I'nchanged
fine medium. li0lii4. huc. l5alG.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, July Receipts
500 head. steady TO shade lower. Native
steers. 3.6Og5 10; Texas and Indian steers
3.0O1ii.25 Texas COWS 2,l5p2,D0. native
cows and heifers, l90aLGj, stoCkers and
feeders, 3,0jQ4.4O; bulls, 2.i0q3.S0, calves
S.S0aG.l5; western steers, 3.soai 70; west
ern COWS, S,00N3.50
HOgs-Receipts, 1900 head. Market
weak TO Sc lower Bulk of sales. 5.j0d5 81;
heavy, $500 ,6Ih; packers, 5Da560; me-
dium, 5.j5d5.65; light, j.G0aj,1O, workers.,
5.65R5.1O. pigs. 5.leq5,J0,
Sheep-Receipts, 300 head Market
steady Muttons, 3, l0qjlj, lambs l.l5R
60; range wethers, 3GOabl0, ewes, 400
3 %
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Coinage for June.

Washington, July 1.-The statement
Of the coinage executed at the minis OF
tha limited States during the iiseal year
ended June 30 shows the total coinage
10 have been s1i,2O3,OOO as follows:
roiI ...,..., .SA5, 72l 173
S ng'u '....... ...... 1896 536
hfinor colns .. ,..... a.4Ss 6gl
In addition there were coined ~ l6s,
500 pieces for the Philippines, ioOuOo
pieces for the government OF Venezue-
la and 1860 O0O pieces for the govern
ment OF Colombia,
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LIVERPOOL.
NEW YORK PRODUCE

Liverpool, July l.--Close; WEeat-July
6s ial September. Gs SD,
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OMAHA.

South Omaha July .--Cattle-Receipts,
$500 head Market steady TO lower, Ma
tive steers, i.25aj,25; COWS and hefers,
3.2jU4.j0 Gamers, Z00n3.00, stOckers and
feeders, 2,1lQ4,j0; calves, 3.00q6 ,OO; bulls,
stays, etc., 2.75q4.&.
Hogs Receipts, 1000 head Market lOc
lower. Heavy, 5.5Oa5.6i, mixed $500 60;
light, 5.JJH5.60. pigs, j.Wq5,50; bulk Of
sales 5.50djG0.
sheep Receipts, 1000 head, Market
slow Western yearllngs iWui, 40;
wethers, 3.SQa4,20; ewes. 3.50Qi 90, COM
mon and st0ckers, 2.0Oa3.25, lambs, 3, l5q
500.
DENVER.
Denver July 1,-Cattle- Receipts, 1000
head; steady, beef steers, 3.15a4.lj; cows,
3j004. ~.
Hogs Receipts. 80 head lower; pack
ers. l.OOql 5O mixed. 1905 %. heavy. $50
q5.65.
No sheep.
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DENVER EXCURSIONS
July 18th, sth, and 9th.

July 1th Sth, and 9th
$500 round trip via Oregon Short
Line. Return limit August Slst. See
Short Line agents for particulars.
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