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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03

town and the country in general, which,
he states, is improving wonderfully,
More than 200 men are employed In the
mines In that vicinity at the present
time and as evidence of the prosperous
conditions existing there, adds that four
railroad trains enter the camp daily
The colonel closes by saying. IF the
mines here turn out as II is thought
they will, Tombstone will eclipse all
its former records in the way of produce
ton, which is estimated at no less than
$40. 900, 900.
"The climate Is unequalled anywhere
and In fact the business and mining
outlook for this section is first class
While resident Of this city Col. Pick
EFT enjoyed the acquaintance OF a large
number Of warm friends. He was gem
orally liked by all who knew him and
his departure was very much regretted.
But he had distinct fondness for Ari-
zOna and often remarked TO his friends
that he would some day make his per-
manent home there. While here he was
engaged in the operation OF mining
properties and while he entertained no
dislike for Utah camps, II so happened
that he found a favorable location just
far enough over the state line to say
that he was in Arizona He always
Seemed to radiate in that direction. The
colonel was the owner of the Savanic
copper mine south of ST, George In the
no mans" region of the neighboring
territory. This property produced some
Of the richest ore ever shipped to the
salt Lake smelters and this event oc-
CURED while he was In charge.
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bllity long, Pennsylvania leading an
other reaction. Western stocks were
depressed, but losses were limited 10
large fractions. The coal stocks suffer-
ed from realizing, especially Erie. Some
less active stocks made good show OF
strength. st, Paul led recovery with
rise OF a point. The movement as
whole was narrow, Lackawanna rose
5h and General Electric 3. The mar
ket sold off on the bank statement.
Wabash preferred and Rock Island got
a point under last night and Smelling
preferred lost 1ss, Buying orders met
the decline and ST. Pas rose to the
best again. Erie ran Ma point just at
the last making the closing lower.
Prime mercantile paper, 6G6h per
cent.
Sterling exchange easier with actual
business In bankers bills at 4,S2m4 49, %
for demand and at 4s565G4s5.75 for 60
day bills.
Posted rates, 4S2k@4.S3 and tsshQ
4s7.
Commercial bills, 4si ais2M,
Bar silver. 59%.
Mexican dollars, 49,
Bonds-Governments steady; rail-
roads steady
Money on call, nominal no loans.
Time money easier, 80 days, 5d5la per
cent? 90 days, 5h per cent; six months,
5ls per cent.
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AT THE CON. MERCUR.
President Dern Confident that Moore
Process VIII be u Complete Success,

President John Dern, OF the Consoll-
dated Mercur mines, returned from
trip TO that property last night. He in
formed a News" representative that
the first unit was placed in commits
sion yesterday at noon and that enough
of the Moore process machines would
be In commission to take care OF the
tonnage coming from the mines which
amounts to about 800 tons per day.
President Dern says matters have
progressed to the extent that there Is
no question In his mind but that the
big mill, dressed up with Its new adorn.
ments will prove equally as satisfac-
tory as were the preliminary tests.
The delays which have been expert
enced In getting the plant started of
have been extremely annoyig to the
management, yet these are things that
can be expected, People who have
had experience In mining can under
stand these things, while the public
does not always and brokers take adj
vantage of the opportunity 20 bear"
the stock. Especially In the installation
OF q new process, there are numerous
alterations and adjustments which can
only be made whenever they are met.
Mr. Dern said he would not be pre-
pared to give any figures on the re-
suits OF the extraction for several days,
inasmuch as no assays have yet been
made, but he IL confident that the re-
suits viii not be in the least disap-
pointing,
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MINEoLA MINING COMPANY

The report that the Mineola M,r,,z
company, whose mines are at park C%I,ugs
Utah has truck the same vein es ~,
silver King (Which paid 1890 0oo 'Is
dividends last year, will be hailed v,,hi
satisfaction by the SHAREHOLDER " an,
great results can be confidently wv
pected. The officers have plshsd a.
velopment steadily. The execufIyo y,
composed OF Mr.. A. H. Mayne nrsJ
dent; Mr.. r. M. Wilson Vice nre,i
dent Mr.. Samuel c. Park, treasnrsr
and Mr. A, NJ. Spooner secretary gen
tlemen or high standing and repliiafior
and very highly esteemed IN rninins
circles. The company Is lncorporatsS
with a capital stock OF $500 600 s2OON
being In treasury and 100000 I'm com
mon stock. OF the par value Of 81 eoch
fully paid and worcestershire rhn
company has installed modern ennlN'
ment and has some 30 men steadlv ~
work. the shaft being now down 10;
feet with a tunnel Se5 feet in length and
these are being pushed at high pressure
With the same vein "a the silver KiNg
this company should be in the early ~
ture heavy shipper OF hgh grade ore
which should give the Stockholders ON.
pie returns on their investment On,
thing Is certain and that Is that the AZ
rectors Will not relax their efforts nm
this contamination Ia reached
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Salt Lake Bank CIearinss
BUSINESS NOTES.


The general advance and activity In
local stocks witnessed last week, con-
tinued during the present week. Al
though several In the list are now
quoted ex-dividend the figures are
much higher relatively than before
the dividend was paid. This is spec
tally true OF the sugars Idaho. Anal
gamated common, and Utah common
leading In the activity. The settlement
OF the Nibley -Eccles controversy has
had a specially buoyant effect on the
Amalgamated No one can be found
who will give any intimation as TO
when n dividend on this company's
common stock may be looked for but
II Is matter OF general comment
among investors that the treasury is
in excellent condition to pay one, should
the management so decide. 1t may be
taken for certain that the Lewiston
factory will not be built, until Cache
county has demonstrated that It can
supply more than enough beets TO fur
nish the present factory at Logan,
Then the Lewiston enterprise will be
pushed to the front. The factories at
Lehi, Ogden Logan and lie Grande,
Ore are all working to their capacity,
Sugar is rolling out In immense guam
titles and Is being sold almost as fast
as produced, although of necessity
there is considerable being stored
Following are the latest quotations;
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Transactions Of Mining Exchange
Amounted to 100, 76S Shares,
Same Bringing S4z0Soo0.
PRICES HAVE LOWERED SOME.
Daly.West Closed Stronger -Con. Mer.
cur Suffered from a BearlSh Move
ment-Q Quotations and Sales.

The sales of the week on the Salt
Lake Stock and Mining exchange
amounted to 1888 shares, which
brought the sum Of SiI9So.O0.
This Is big decrease over the previ-
Gus week: the market has been dull,
with a limited demand for stocks from
outside investors, but the brokers pass
ed away the time TO some extent in
"scalping' low priced stocks. One
the most active among them was Mar
tina Washington, which recorded trans
fers in excess of $4,000 shares. Star
Consolidated was fairly active during
the early part OF the week, ending "A
cent lower than beginning. DAILY west
opened weak, but this Park city favor
tie pulled through In better tone. the
last bid today being registered at $50.
an advance OF 81 a share, Lower Nam
moth Received but light attention, the
stock selling as low as IS cents. New
York Bonanza declined all of cents n
share. Carlsa was one OF the Tintic
stocks which displayed considerable ac-
tlvity, about $4,000 shares changing
hands. The market for this stock held
UP to strong figures while the bears"
made raid on Consolidated Mercur
resulting In bringing the stock down
close to 81 share
The closing quotations ard sales were
posted today as follows;
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
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CONCENTRATES.

Rumors arc current that an assess
ment Is to be levied on Ajax to cancel
the $4,000 mortgage on the mine,
]. Il. Bamberger returned yesterday
from a trip TO California where he has
been looking after the interests OF
the Salt Lake oil company,
The final consignment Of machinery
for the KelthKearns mill has arrived
at Park city and delivered 10 the mine,
excepting one Of the crushers.
Lafayette HolbrooS OF the Grand Gem
trail Mining company Is quoted AZ say
ing that the payment OF dividends
would likely be resumed next month.
Louis Laranger well known mining
engineer, has been conducting an eX-
animation OF well known Utah prop
erty upon who's report the fate Of a
pending deal hangs,
A strike Of some Importance is reN
ported In the Pittsburg Consolidated at
Alta Two feet OF carbonate ore Is said
10 have been disclosed In the wnze
sunk from the tunnel level.
Manager Walter James, Of the Black
Rock mine in Beaver county, is In the
city.
For q little over rs tons OF ore ship
ped from the Nalldriver mine OF Park
city Secy Wightman yesterday re-
celpted for Sl.S69,7l. The net value OF
the rock was sll2l4 TO the ton.
supt Il. ], Raddatz OF the Honerine
mine Of stockton. accompanied by Y. c.
Richmond, win leave for Denver to-
night for the purpose Of investigating a
"a III ~ .N.,N 4 a
which may be adopted as "A part OF the
equipment for the Honerne's new mill
at Bull.
A payment Of $4,000 was made on
the purchase price of the SEWER Con-
solidated yesterday 20 Charles Lam
| mersdorf. The balance now due him
ON the property Is 100000,
Peter II, Cannon, the well known
! Cherry Creek, New, mining man, Is In
the city.
Samuel Newhouse Is scheduled to ar.
rive this afternoon from the east,
j. =. Larson, "a well known citizen
| OF Fremont, Nebraska, returned home
| today, lie Is an extensive stockholdor
In the Con. Mercur and spent couple
OF days at that property this week as
the guest Of President John Dern.
Messrs' johnson ana Beetles returned
! from Beaver county this morning. Good
| Roadway Ia reported with the construc-
ton OF the Wah Wah springs pipe line.
1t was necessary for Acting Manager
| ~ q. Woolley, Jr, to call In a referee
To-Day before selling the two cars of ore
winch were sampled yesterday The
assays made by the Tetro company and
those by the smelling company being
too far apart. 'e
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GOLD MOUNTAIN DISTRICT.
Developments at the Lone Tree Mine =
ore In SEWER Tunnels.

The recent development in the neigh
borhood of the Lone Tree property on
the Fish Creek side Of Gold Mountain
has spurred II. w. Ramlose, the prln-
cipal owner. TO do something, A force
of men is TO be put on this week, and
II is proposed to extend the tunnel
which Is now In distance OF 40 feet
200 feet farther, when It IL expected
that a big vein will be tapped.
The Lone Tree adjoins the Deer
Park property on the south and the
west, The Deer Park is the property
that w. II. Snyder and associates Sc
cured a couple OF weeks ago for the
Holland people, and is all that lies be-
tween the Lone Tree and the SEWER.
The Lone Tree has an ideal location,
according TO the lay OF the country,
for a big mine, and Mr., Ramlose Is
now going after something.
II Is reported that the big vein on
the Trapper's Pride property which
was struck In the original tunnel has
been encountered I'm the tunnel which
Supt. MacLain has been cleaning out
and retimberlng, The ore 10 of a fine
character and with the original disclose
ures gives this property a big body OF
developed vein matter, The Trapper's
Pride is getting In n position to be
big mine soon,
Very rich ore Is coming into the
Sewer upper tunnels according to the
latest reports. This exceeds in values
anything ever yet discovered on that
ground. The mill was started last
Friday and after a few hours getting
everything adjusted and In good
operation, the entire plant worked
like u charm,
NJ. r. Hunt was down from Salt
Lake this week looking at some prop
critics on Gold Mountain. Mr. Hunt
Is an operator OF several years in Utah
and has charge OF the Queen mine near
Stockton. -Richheld Reaper.
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KANSAS CITY.
PRODUCE
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Oct. 3,--Wheat opened to-
day, December being unchanged to n
shade higher at 7S%G7Sls, but during
the opening hour the market became
weak, December declining to 49,
Cash: Wheat-No. 2 red; 1888; No. 2
hard winter, 777s; No. do. 75&77; No.
orthern spring. S6GS7; No. do, s5;
No. spring. 7SaS2.
Corn--No. 2, 45G45h No. 3. 44% 945H.
Oats-No. 2, 35l9; No 3, 35,
Close: Wheat--October, 77A Deem
ber 77hd% old 77is; May, 7shqh.
Corn-october. 449s; December, AN;
May, Ah@%.
Oats-october 35a@7s; December,
35%G7s; May, 36%@A,
Pork-Octoger, 1l,20, January, 1910:
May, 12F1adl2.50.
Lard-october, 1867 November, ITO;
December. SIS.
Rbs-october Gas; January, 6.57h;
May, 6. 65.
Rye-September. SO,
Flax-Cash, northwest l.01h.
Timothy-october, 9,95
Clover--l075.
The market declined on bearish re-
ports to IN, December closing at a
decline of 1@lb at 77h G77%c.
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GEYSER. MARION MILL.
Old Plant at Mereur WIN Soon be In on.
GRAFTON Again.

Early next week the Greene Reduc-
ton company, which recently consum-
mated deal for the purchase Of the
old Geyser- Marion dump at Mercur,
VIII put a force OF men to work at the
old mill on that property. which has
been IN idleness for several years. The
plant is 10 be remodeled and equipped
with suitable machinery for the sue
eessful operation of the Greene chem
ical processes for the extraction Of
values from gold ores.
Col. Wiswall the local manager of
the Greene company, said today that
the capacity OF the mill will be In.
creased so that II will enable the treat
ment of no less than 300 tons OF tail
ings per day. The work Is to be pushed
as rapidly ms possible the intention
being to get everything in shape before
winter sets in in earnest
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q. S. Tramway Accident.
Especial TO the "News.'0

INVtVIHI 10 tHp "NeWN,1
Bingham, Oct. 3.--An accident oc-
CURED last night to the United States
tramway and as result II will prob
ably be out Of commission for several
days pending repairs, One of the ropes
gave way, causing a general smash-up
The United States company has ex-
perIenced considerable difficulty with
us tram IN the past. Fortunately, the
Bingham Copper Belt railway is at
command hence the smelter can be
Kept going on unnterruptedly.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, oct. 3.--Cattle--Receipts---
4Oo' nominal; good to prime steers,
5,25@6,oO; poor to medium, 3.5O@
$50; stockers and feeders, 2.25@4.15;
COWS, 1.4O@i.2O heifers, 2.0O@4,75,
Gamers, l.40m2 80; bulls, 2.0e@ so;
calves, 3.50@7. 40; Texas fed steers,
2.7b@3.7b; western steers 0061i.5
Hogs--Receipts today, 1000; tomor-
row. 10000; mixed and butchers, IS
as bOi good to choice heavy, ESQ
6.15; rough heavy 5.25G5 60. light,
b.75@6.4b; bulk of sales, s. 60@6.00.
Sheep-Receipts, $500; lambs steady.
Good to choice wethers, 3.S5614. (;
fair to choice mixed. 2.25@3,25 west
ern sheep, 2,25G4.00i native lambs,
3,5O@6.75; western lambs 4.4O@5 so,
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and Sixth. brick store u.
IL; j. Swimming, 5S7 north Firs, l."
West, stone addition
{. w, Midgiey, 2s0 east Thru y
south, l0-room double honse
Drick ....., ..,,,,
John l.. Gulbon, Ninth West h. ~
tween First and Second Norm
Groom frame cottage
James Houston, Of Green street o
2-room frame cottage =.
T.. 4. Harvey. Second street ana S
U, ll-room brick resIdenoe oo
George Cameron. II betweo NV
Second and Third, it-room brlcs
double house ....,
ID, n. sorensen, 1877 north Seventh Nv
west, 6-room brick cottage 4,
Total ------
sV'oh fsssssss ss.s.. =,
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New York, oct, 3--The statement OF
averages OF the Clearing House banks
Jack Penncil Nm dsred.

Butte, Mont, Oct. "a Miner special
from Miles City says word was received
there today from Fallon of the murder
of Jack Pennell Walter Dietrow, q
cowboy. is charged with the killing.
which, it is said, occurred accidentally
while Dietrow was Shooting up" a
saloon In the COW camp. Dietrow Is
supposed to have been intoxicated ut
the time of the shooting The sheriff
and coroner have left for the scene.
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REHABILITATION.
MINERAL SURVEYS ORDERED.
Snake Greek and big Cottonwood Claims
Being Patented

In the Office of the surveyor general
this week, orders We're issued for min.
etal surveys, We're as follows:
Survey No. 5il9-20-2l for the Triangle,
Ophir and Water witch lode mining
claims, situated In the Snake Creek
mining district, Wasatch county. APP
pllcatlon made by the Daly-Udge Mia
ing company. order issued oct. 2. Cur
lis l., Knight deputy mineral sur
NeyOr.
Survey No. 5l22, 5l23 and 5i2i for the
President Silver Cloud No, ., Granite
No. 6. z and s, Minona No. Roosevelt
Fraction No .. Silver Cloud, Winona
No. lodge mining claims, situated In
the Snake Creek and Big Cottonwood
mining districts, In Wamtch and salt
Lake counties, Application made by J..
j. DAILY. Orders issued oct @ Curtis
l.. knight deputy mineral surveyor.
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WEEK IN STOCKS
CLOSED AT DECLINE
In London Americans We're Down
And the Depression Was Re-
Elected in New York,
LOSSES LIMITED TO FRACTIONS.
Coalers Suffered From Realizing
U. s. Steel Sold OF Again
Time Money Easier.

New York, Oct 3.---The depression N
the American department in London al
fected dealings here but some OF the
most prominent stocks resisted the de-
cline, including Pennsylvania, New
York Central and ST. Paul. Canadian
Pacific declined nearly point. There
were running sales OF 5000 shares OF
United states Steel at IN and l7's,
compared with l7% last night, and of
1000 shares of Erie at 2sN and 2s%,
compared with 20 last night. The mar
ket shook off It's heaviness and recov.
cred fully but did not maintain Its sta
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TINTIC ORE SHIPMENTS.
During Week 1877 Car Loads Were ship.
ped From That Camp.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Eureka, Oct, S.--The shipments from
the Tintic district thus week amount
10 lS7 cars, an Increase over last week
OF 40 cars. The Gemini and Centen-
NAL Eureka taking the lead with Al
cars each to their credit, The Grand
Central and Bullion-Beok have also
increased their shipments, The prop
critics from which the ore was shipped
are: Carsa a. Martha Washington | :;
Laclede 2; South Swansea 3; Dragon
dron) ~ Uncle Sam 8; Tetro Q; May
Day 2; Centennial Eureka II; Eagle e.
Blue Bell 81 Ajax /; Grand Central 10;
Mammoth 3; Black Jack dron) 3; Bull
lion-Beck IL; Gemini II; Eureka Hin T.
In addition TO the above shipments two
cars OF concentrates were shipped from
the May Day jigs.
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UTAH COPPER ACTIVITY.
Splendid Roadway Being Made with Con.
strueti0n of New ConcentratOr.

Supt. Jenney, of the Utah Copper
company reports eXcellant progress be-
ing made al the Bingham properties of
Ibis corporation. At the new concentra-
tor the foundations are practically COM
pleted and nearly an OF the grading is
completed, The new Office building
and machine shops are finished and the
frame work for the ore bins and crush.
ing department is going up.
The further development OF the milne
Is under way and as many men as
can be used are employed In driving
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feeders, 2.25ai.1O; calves, S.0OQi.75;
bulls, stays, etc, ! 75M2.50.
Hogs--Receipts 1000. Market strong
to SC higher; heavy 5.b5@6,65, mixed
8 .60q5 .65; light, 5,70@5.75; pigs, 800
as So bulk Of sales, b.60@6.70.
Sheep Receipts, 500. Market steady.
Fed muttons, 3. 40m3.Sb; wcthers, 3. 20
a. so; ewes, 2,15@3.25; common and
stockers, 2.25@s.50; lambs, 4.Oo@5.o0
DENVER.
Denver, Colo. Oct. 3.--Cattle---Re-
ceipts, $50. Market steady. Beef
steers, 30oa275; cows 2.OOG3.l5; feed
ers and stockers, S.O0d366; bulls, l.5oa
$50.
Hogs Receipts, 300 Market higher.
Light packers 600Q6.O5 mixed and
heavy, 5sb@6,oo.
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TOMBSTONE FAST
COMING TO FRONT.
Two Hundred Men Now Employed
In the Mines Of Once Famous
Arizona Camp.
LETTER FROM COL. PICKETT.
Former Salt Laker Is Located There
Says Region is Improving Rapid
ly--Has Produced $40, 900, 600.

Col. II. L. Pickett, the well known
mining attorney who left this city some-
time ago to take up his abode In Ari-
IONA, has decided to locate at Tomb
stone. In a letter TO a friend Of his here
he states he Is well pleased with that
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, oct. -Wheat--Reoelpts
1850 bushels, Opened firm and higher
on cables and good support OF business
by room traders but later eased off with
the southwest. December, 81 15-16qs5.
Butter-Receipts. 1857 packages,
quiet state dairy 5000; creamery, 10
al.
Eggs-Recepts, 4S55 packages; firm,
Western. 1925
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OMAHA.

South omaha, oct. 3.-Market nom
inally steady; native steers, 3. 75GB 80 ,
COWS and helfers, 3.0Om4.00 western
steers, 3.00Q426; Texas steers, Aim
$40; Gamers, 100000; stockers and
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Sugar-Raw steady: fair refining, 49,
centrifugal 96 test, 29-32; molasses SUI
gar, 5-32 Refined, quiet; crushed. $40;
powdered. 400; graduated, iS0.
Coffee--Firm No Rio. 5ls.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

the new tunnel which will be connected
with the present workings and IN the
future will be the avenue for the exit
OF all ores from the mine.
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BANK CLEARINGS.

Bank olearings throughout the I,o,,
ed states and Canada for the week ens
ing FRIDAY, Oct. 2, 1903, were: '''u'
Salt Lake CIV ooo, Inc, Dec.
OUTSIDE N W ~ o,ooggnd. iS go. $50
Totals Canada 'ss 90 St 80, Ia
'l ~""'' 80 fotViSioJi 49,, n A
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Sheep--Receipts l,4O0. Market steady,
Good to fat muttons. S.O0@iOo; lambs,
4.00G450.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas CityOct. 3.--Cattle-Receipts.
1900; unchanged; native steers, 1000
5.25; Texas and Indian steers, 240@3.25;
Texas cows, l.25I2.10: native cows and
heifers, l.25d400 stockers and feeders.
1,25d4O0; stockers and feeders, 2.0o@
4,l0; bulls, 100000; Western steers,
2.5OaA55: calves, 2OOa6.OO; western
cows, 1.75Q2,25.
Hogs Receipts, 1000; market steady
10 strong; bulk of sales, 565d5 3d.;
heavy 550d5s0; packers 5.65G5.55; me-
dium, 5.S0@59O; light. 5.756605; york.
ers, 6.0O@6O5; pigs, 5.65q5.S5.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, Oct. --Wool-Nomnal
territory and western mediums, 17g
IS, fine mediums, 15m17; fine, 15ql6.
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BULLION AND ORE SOLD
FOR HALF MILLION.

The ore and bullion settle
ments reported during the fiscal
week ending Oct, 2, as reported
by Mccormick & Co., aggre-
gated the sum Of S5O6,iOO as fol-
lows: