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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-13
Mixed Gains and Losses Charac.
terized Dealings at the
Opening
PRICES THEN TENDED UPWARD,
Smelling Taken Freely on Decline
Macy Stocks Reacted to Below
Yesterdays Close.

Now York. Sept l3-Mixcd gains and
losses which were limited to small frac.
lions were shown by the opening prices
In tile stock market today Gains pre-
dominated but some Of tho most promi-
ncnt stocks were lower including South.
orn railway which showed the effects OF
realizing ON yesterdays advance. Amou.
can Smelling ran on ia, The market
was active and broad.
Prices tended upward all around after
The opening The c0glcrs, local tractions.
Amalgamated Copper and United Statos
stcel preferred We're conspCuously firm.
smelling was taken freely on It's decline
and more than recovered lis loss. Con.
sulldated Gas and Metropolitan Securities
rose l and fierce attacks ON ST. Paul caus-
I'd renewed selling OF an the grain car
rlers and the general market declined cas-
lly.
ST. Paul. Southern Pacific. Texas a Pa.
Cliic and Reading declined at ldi% and
metropolitan Securities reacted 20 Nv be-.
low yesterdays final figures
Reading ana Texas Pacific made effcc.
tive recJvcrie3 and checked the general
decline which had run 10 point Motru-
politdn Securities rallied and MetrOpol.
tan halfway rose rs over yesterday. The
response m the general list was moderate
until Pennsylvania moved up point,
when prices rose more vigorously.
Bonds were easy at noon
Speculation became hestating al i2
o'clock and the general railroad list did
not sympathizo much with the heavy buy.
ing Of Southern railway, which carried
Il to 3S ontario y Western made a be-.
lated rise OF point, and there was "A
very heavy absorption OF American Loco.
motive which advanced 2A 10 2Ik Rail.
roads moved sugglshly and renewed
weakness I'M 81. Pau and Union Pacific.
which forced them to the lowest, carried
the entire market of again az o'clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-13
Montana. TOnopah Meeting Called
TO Order and an Adjourn.
ment Taken.
II IS WELL ATTENDED.
Don GiIlis Comes DOwl from Butte -
Officers VIII Make a Fail and
Complete Statement

The annual meeting OF the Montana
Tonopah Mining company was called
TO order by President Knox promptly
az 10 O'Clock this forenoon in the o0i-
ces Of Dickson EIis g. Ellis In the
Progress block. The rooms were wcll
filled with shareholders in the big
Tonopah mine among whom were r.
number Of officers Of the company.
Don ellis Of Butte, representing the
Morris interests 500 the corporation was
present
II being evident that a great many
proxies would bo voted a motion was
made and carried for tho appointment
Of a committee ON credentials and Pres
dent Knox named secy. n. +. Dunlop.
j. 49, Thompson and a. g.. Ellis Jr, as
members Of the committee and an
adjournment was taken until this
afternoon az o'clock
The meeting was still on at press
time and wlll probably last I'LL late In
the afternoon
A financial statement also report
covering the operations of the company
for the past year win be read to the
assembled stockholders
II is not believed the opposition to
the present management win develop a
great amount OF strength inamuch as
large majority OF the stock is IN the
hands Of a few who arc entirely In
harmony with the present regime.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-13
WOOD RIVER MINES.
Red Elephant Mine Is shipping Other
Mining Notes,

J.. NJ Bruncr Is IN the city from
HALEY He has not been here for two
years and was surprised TO see how the
city has grown since his last visit, says
the Boise Statesman
I'm speaking Of the Wood River sec
ton Mr. Brunor says Il is very pros
porous All business Is good. the min
Ing Industry being IN better shape than
since the days OK the boom In the
opinion Of Mr. Bruner the Croesus mine
Is the best IN the state. He says the
ore bodies on the 500 500, 700 and 500
levels are enormous On one Of the
levels considerable drifting has been
done and IL shows the ore shoot TO be
phenomenal The second vein, opened
IN prosecuting from the shaft, adds
very much 90 the value Of the property
Mr. Bruner reports that the Red Ele-
plant Is now shipping. When the first
load appeared IN HALEY. II was re-
marked that 1t was the first shipment
from the property for 10 years. Re-
Gently the vein In the Calegonia one Of
the Red Elephant group was opened,
The mines ON Warm Springs creek
near Ketchum are all looking very WELL
both the zine and the lead properties.
Work is being prosecuted I'm the Elk
horn the great property east OF Ketch-
um that produced so heavily In the
early days OF the camp The vein has
not yet been found but the manage
menr intends TO carry the development
forward until the lost ledge shall have
been located.
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CONCENTRATES.

Frank Morehouse is still In Mexico
on mining business,
a good strike Of ore Is reported from
the WhlrlWind mine In American Fork
canyon.
James A. Cunningham and son Amy
and Bishop w w, CluN departed last
night for Mexico.
Manager Henry NJ Crowthcr Of the
ContInental-Alta mine returned from
Alta last evening.
J +. Hill, Jr, manager Of the PITTS
hurg-Alta mine, visited that Alta prop
erty last night
At the ohio Copper mill at Bingham
the new tables recently Installed are
giving good satisfaction,
The new 100000 smelter at Sumpler.
ore, was blown IN for continuous op-
Grafton one day last week
The Salmon group Of claims IN tho
Greenhorn mountains Ore has been
sold to an Ohio syndicate
The new smelter nj Landore. Ida,
win be blown IN during the week. ac-
cording TO Welser adyices.
George Gum, "ore finder" Tor the
American Smelling & Refining COM
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TETRO'S FINE SHOWING.
1intIc Company shipped over 100000
Worth Of ore This Year.

The management OF the Tetro mine
made a splendid exhibit at the annual
meeting Of that company which was
held this afternoon and which Was the
first one held since September 1898.
Since that time. assessments We're
levied and collected TO the amount OF
S7O, 26l n; the recelpta from other eourc-
es being enumerated, as follows! ore
shipments. S63j5lSO; interest 27S,46.
At the beginning OF the year 1898, the
treasury contained a balance ON hand
Of SliS.3i as against SCI S02.23 at the
present time. The total disbursements
during the period mentioned amounted
TO SlO1si56O. Including the 10000 dlyid-
ed among the shareholders In diyi-
dends.
10 Is noteworthy fact that the Tetro
has been on the regular shipping list
scarcely over a year The ores market
ed averaged about $50 ton,
Manager James A, Pollock made "a
verbal statement TO the stockholders
bearing ON physical conditions at the
mine, which were pronounced as being
iirst-class
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pany has returned from trip to Alta
supt. George H. Radgott Of the Mon
tana-TOnopah mine % in The city ln att
tendance at the stockholders meeting
j. n. Bambercer president of I'M
Dlly-West Mining company has rec
turned from a trip 10 the Pacific coast
Manager otto stahlman Of the Glass
gov a Western Exploration company
is expected TO return from California
today.
Broker j. N. Reynolds has returned
from New York where he went In the
interest Of the WasatCh King property
in Beaver county
Charles Tlbbotts. manager OF the
Pau gold mine near Jerome Arizona.
IS Boo the city the guest Of his father
capt A. o. Tlbbctts
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday We're, as follows:
Crude ore and concentrates $4,000;
base bullion Eei70O
George A. Bartlett attorney for tine
Monuua-Tcuopah Mining company,
has arrived from the west 10 De prose
emit at todays meeting.
The remains Of Edward Blake. the
old time Park city miner who died I'm
this city last Sunday were shipped TO
San Francisco today for burial,
r. W. Farnham, treasurer Of the
Utah and Eastern Copper company,
has arrived from the east he was met
here by Manager G.. II. DoolIttle,
The SHAFT at the Grand Central mine
I'm Tntic Is nearing the 1,2O0 foot
point and is 10 be continued to the
1850 level a drift wiz be started
from the 1900.
r.. II. Dewey. the well known Idaho
mining and Callroad operator who
makes his headquarters at Nampa Is I'm
the city. aud visited the mining eX-
change during the forenoon.
A dispatch from Mexico city states
that two wealthy business men Of that
place have entered into AN agreement
with the United Mining and Develop
ment company to develop a valuable
group OF silver, lead aud copper
claims. NJ $. Browning Of ogden Is a
large shareholder In the latter,
The directors Of the Lower Mam-
moth Mining company met yesterday
afternoon and again called upon the
shareholders TO contribute to the eX-
tent Of cents share, the proceeds
from which Is to be applied in the fur
Their development Of the property Tho
total assessment aggregates $500.
G.. NJ. De Camp has returned from
Atlanta, where he went with W. G. Nc
Elheny to look at the Minerva mine. in
which Nh. McElheny is Interested. He
found the property looking we'll 1t
shows a streak Of ruby silver ore that
is very rich, and much OF the ore Of the
mine carries good values In gold, Mir.
De Camp formed very favorable
impression OF the Atlanta district and
looks for n TO became a steady and
large producer. Boise Statesman
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-13
TO PRESERVE MINE TIMBERs.
Demonstrations Being Made at the 81
Louis Exposition.

A timber preserving plant has been
erected I'm the mining Gulch at the
81 Louis Exposition under the dlrcc-
ton Of Dr. VI. Won Schrenk. of the
shaw Gardens st. Louis It's special
work VIII be 10 test an the various
methods offered for preserving railroad
ties, For this purpose the Allls-Chal-
mers co. has lent free Of charge. q
tie-trcatlng retort and two tanks for
the preseryative solutions Practically
an the methods which are now In use
for preserving railroad ties and other
timber from rotting when exposed to
earth and weather are alike In the
treatment and didc, only In the pre-.
srryatiyos employed.
The ties are placed IN thc retort
where the first operation is 20 dry out
an of the water and sap IS heat and
exhaust ull Of this and the greater part
OF the mir from the rclOrt By pumps.
Then while the pores Of the wood are
AN open and practically free from va
por moisture, or air, the prescrvative
mixture is let into the rctort from tho
tanks. The preservatiycs are thus, uu-
der the influence of the vacuum In the
pores Of the wood, carried into every
part of the Ties on timhCrs, no matter
how thick or long they may be.
The great need OF finding some pro-
cess for making timber for railroad
ties last In the ground beyond lex nat
ural lie comes from the practical cX-
huustion of the country Of It's supplies
OF such good tImbers as white oak for
This use Railroads must today use
timber Of such kinds as they can get
for Ties and much OF this is of a very
Inferior quality I'm order TO protect
these poorer classes OF ties from early
decay MANY methods Of preservative
treatment have been devised and all
most every one has shown good results
under certain conditions, At the plant
now established i'm the Gulch it il in
tended 10 treat various lots OF ties By
various processes. Each batch of ties
will then be put into regular service IN
some railroad track and record kept
of each tie until II Is rotted or worn
out As those tests and records will be
official. they win Of necessity carry
great weight with them.
The results obtained from the tests
upon railroad ties, Will also be useful
60 mining men on account Of their in
direct bearing upon mine tlmbers,
II Is 10 be hoped, however, that those
In charge OF the testing plant may con-
clude 10 take up the subject OF mine
tlmberng for this field rs second only
to the preservation OF railroad ties, N
indeed Il occupies second place
Mines and Minerals for September,
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Financial Statement Shows the IN.
deblcdness Of Park City Com
pauy is About Sc, 500
REPORT Of MANAGER WILSON.
During Year 2iQ7 Feet Of Development
Work Vas Performed Some
Orc Encountered.

Tho annual stockholders meeting OF
The New York Bouanza boz being hoId
this afternoon, Considerable frichol
was anticipated, s mtlgouIsm to
Manager Wilson has been manifested
from time TO time from Pork CITY,
Nothing Of q sensational nature how.
ever had occurred up TO o'clock
The financial statement OF Secretary
Barnett shows the receipts from Sept.
s, 1903, to Sept 10, 1904, to haze been
ns follows; From assessments ctco
N2l5l, and from Che SUE OF ore,
S5iitL
The total disbursements during the
same period aggregated NgIiluO.mclud.
ing an over draft of s5253b The cash
On hand Sept l3 was y,LlS.
The outstanding Indebtedness of the
company, Including the september pdy
roll approXimutos $500
he total development work done
during the past year aggregated 2li9
feet Manager Wilson. stated ln his
report that most OF that work has been
done I'm prosecuting from tho aOO-tO0t
level A drift has been run bro a.
f0uthcrIy direction from the shaft. ID
total distance of about ill feet 10 the
hOutherly side line of the c0mpanys
propertyA heavy How Of water was en-.
cOuntend IN this drift about $40 feet
south Of the shaft and considerable dif-
iculty was experienced In handling IT,
ljy the installation OF pumps the wa
ter was placed under control
The drlit referred TO, said Mr. VII
son M his report. was run north about
26i feet to the noitherly side line Of the
property, thus completely and effect.
u0lly prosecuting and prospecting
the entire ground from north 10 south
between the side lines
Work on Tie main east and west
Naldrlver vein has also been dillgent-
~ proccsuted from this iOl-f0ot level.
II has been run about 211 feet easterly
from the south level TO the east end
lle Of the group adjoining the Nail
driver grounds, and westerly about 7Gl
feet II has been necessary to tim.
her this main drift practically the en-.
tire distance. Some strlngors Of good
ore were encountered but no large bod
les.
IN addition 10 the foregoing work.
nbout ESQ feet ofupraising has been done
ON the 800 and 400 levels, and about 100
feet Of Wine sunk on the 400 level.
where a small air hoist was Installed
Manager Wilson closed with the
statement that physical conditions
were never better than az present and
he believes the future is bright
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-13
PETRO MEETING CALLED.
Stockholders Face the Future with an
Empty Treasury,

A meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Petro Mining company Of Bingham has
been called for Oct z. at which time the
future OF the company will be dis
cussed. Some stockholders have COM
plaincd Of the inactivity which has pre-
vailed FOR some time past. aud believe
II is high time that something Is do
ing But the treasury Of the corpora
ton Is empty and an assessment will
probably be I'm order.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-13
McARTY GOES EAST.
on Operator Wnl soon start Drills In
Local Field.

j. =. McCarly, the Texas OH operator
who was IN the city yesterday looking
after interests In the local field depart
ed last night for Kansas Clty, but not
until after he had left instructions with
Capt r. r. Slcney to prepare TO COM
mcnce drilling operations on the tract
acquired near Pennington several
months ago
Mr. McCarty expects TO return to
Utah IN the near future when he viii go
over the local fields very thoroughly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-13
FORENOON ON CHANGE.
May Day Sells Above Eight Cents Clos.
Ing Quotations.

The real feature OF the forenoon
CAR on The Mining Exchange
was the activity displayed I'm and the
advance recorded by May Day. The
rise, according to a prominent member
OF the exchange, Is due 10 no other
cause than manipulation, A number
have sold short and are endeavorng to
cover A few shares of Duly.West
We're brought out but ot a reduction.
Victoria sold for OOis, but the demand
for it was limited. Sacramento
strengthened a few points ON the open
board and was taken 0t Ne cents. The
closing quotations and sales were post.
ed Hs follows.
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NEWHOUSE RAILWAY.
First Of Equipment Ordered some Time
Ago Has Arrived.

The first Of the equipment ordered for
the little line Of railway which Is to he
operated by the Newhouse Mines &
SHELTERS corporation between the town
Of NcwhOusc and the mouth Of the tun-
mel through which ain the ores extract
ed from the Cactus Copper mine win
pass, has arrived
a new Shey locomotive was forward
ed south over the San Pedro road last
night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-13
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES,
Consult County Clerk or tho respective
sgners Tor further Information.

In the Third Judicial District Court
Ia and for salt Lake County state
Of Utah Department No. /. In the mat
ter " The estate Of Henry Roiser De-
ceased. NotlCc--The petition Of Arnold
G. Glauguc. Albert s Reiser aud Mar
garitta Won Bergen Reser, praying for
tho admission 10 Probate Of q certain
document purportng to be- the last win
and Testament Of Horny Rciscr. deceased
and for tho granting Of Letters Testament
trary 20 themselves has been set for hear
ing on Friday the Ord day Of September
a. d. 1906 at 40 o'clock q. M al the
County Court House, I'm the Court Room
of said Court. I'm salt Lake city SAT-
Lake County, Utah.
Witness the Clerk Of said Court, with
tho seal thereof affixed, this 18th day Of
September, A. ID, l.0i
(seaD JOHN JAMES, Clerk.
nv David y Davies. Deputy Clerk
Cannon, Irvine & Snow, Attorneys for
Petitioner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-13
NEW COMPANY FORMED.
Local Mining Men Form the Salt Lake
Route Exploration.

The salt Lake Route Exploration
company is the name OF new corr
poration about 70 be- launched in this
city and which has for It's purpose the
development Of mining property along
the new railroad 20 Los Angeles
The incorporators are II $. Joseph, r,
w Nicol Joseph Obemdorfer Julius
Gauer Harvey Hardy and Thomas
Kle.nnogle. The first three named are
president. vice president and secretary
and treasurer respectively
Mentioned as the basis for the incor-
poration are six mining claims locat-
ed IN the Good Springs Nevada, mining
district.
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AZ the Utah.Apea Mine shipment OF ore
Sold To-day.

The 'tah.Apey mine OF Bingham Is
furnishing employment for a force Of
about afy men, Tho bulk OF this
number Manager Orom said today is
engaged n prosecuting development
work
shipments are being made, how
ever 10 the valley shelters, 60 tho
cWout Of from 20 10 80 tons per day
The company received settlement to-
day Tor "a tons on controls, showing
values VI % ounces I'm gold 1915 ounces
I'm silver and per cent copper Tho
ore carried am excess Of iron of 90 pen
cent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-13
LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, sept. ..-Cattle-Receipts e..
iOo market steady Good 20 prime steers.
j,GH65i poor TO medium 3.5Od5. 80
stockors and feeders, 2,Sjg3.S0; COWS, l.iO
NiN; heifers 2.00p4..O; Gamers, i.50a
2S. bulls 2,0JNiD, Texas fed steers. a. "
0j.U0, western steers 3.O)04. %.
Hogs Receipts today, 1900; market
steady TO lower Mixed ad butchers &. IS
$50, good TO choice heavy, 5.Gfi5. IS (:
rough heavy, 5ija5.b, ieht, 5.5Oa6.Oj:
bulk Of sales, j.Wd5.9
heep-Receipts, 1900: market steady:
lambs, steady, Good to choice wethers,
3jQQA@, fair TO choice mixed S.OOlr5 .Ci I:
western sheep, 3000i00. native lambs.
4,jpd6,3 western lambs, i.OOQ5 Co.
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SPECIAL MEETING,

Salt Lake City, Utah, Aug g,
1901 "A special meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Fremont
County Sugar Company, a cor
poratiOn organized and existing
under the laws Of Utah, will be
held al the office Of said Com
pany, No II West South Temple
Street, salt Lake City. Utah, at
2 p. m. on Saturday, Septem.
Der "a, 1904, for the purpose Of
considering the proposition OF
increasing the amount Of capi-
tai stock Of said Company from
seven hundred fifty thousand
dollars 20 one million dollars
BY order ~ the Board Of Di-
rectors,
II. G. WHITNEY, Secretary.
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ADDIE MANAGER HERE.
4, T. stevens says Conditions Are All
Right at Idaho Property

A, y. Stevens. manager of the Addie
mine at SILVER city. Ida, Is IN the
city, He canc IN from California dur
Ing The forenoon, and spent the day
with local shareholders In the property
over which ne presides.
Mr. stevens says great changes In the
physical condition Of the Addie have
taken place during the past year, and
that from this time on there IS no doubt
about the mine being able TO take care
OF Itself and make money
The mill IL running steadily ana
turning out yellow bars at a gratifying
rate.
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calves, 3.WajW, bulls stays, etc, lijQ
5,2t.
Hogs -1m0 market weak to ! cents low
or. Heavy. i0Gl.N, missed. J.GG5.50,
!ght i.l05.D, pigs lijNjG; bulk or
sales. o. GN5.G.
Sheep Receipts 300, market lower,
weak Westerns. 3.6jd3.gj, Wetherg. 3.l11b
$40, ewes, 3.WN3.i0, comOn and stoCkoi8,
2.jJu31i. lambs. lj0l5.D
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KGnsas city Sept. l3.-Cattlc-R Receipts.
Q00g, market steady TO 40 cents lower.
Native steers, 3jjnb0. native COWS and
hclfow, lOnllO, siOckoH and feeders
2GDAO; bulls, 2.0On&2i, calves iVHj.5;
western steers 3.0julJO, western cows
l,N03,J
HOgs Receipts 5000 market weak to
lower hulk uf sales. 5.juj 60. heavy, $50
45.G; packers, 5.'Oa5G; piss and lisht5,
linnj,G,
Sheep Receipts 5000. market steady
Muttons. G1JuiOO, lambs. J2jdJ.i0; range
wehers 32jriuO, ewes, 2iOU3.O, Utah
lambs 3 pounds SO.
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Time Table
In Effect June f.
1904,
s|M
ARRIVE

ARRIVE.
From Ogden, Portland. Butte.
San Francisco, Chicago. 81.
Fouls omaha and Denver ....S Ga m
From Ogden and intermediate
POINTS eco, 90 90 ..t .,tt,.,,.a,,., 3 10 IA
From Ogden, Cache Valley. ana
intermediate points ,,., ,,...,.ii.5j a. m
From Ogden, Chicago, st. Louis.
Kansas City Omaha, Denver
ana san Francisco 600, i.,a.,. 40 p. "a,
Butte Portland and San Fran
CISCO '"'' &c '''''''.'''',',," no p. m,
DEPART.
For ogden. Omaha. Chicago
Denver Kansas city and s.
I.ouil .,,r q. 90. ,.,.,.,,..,., 100 a. m
For ogden Portland, Butte "'
san Francisco and intermedl-
aio points co., o, ,.. ,u...l00 a. m
For Ogden, Omaha, Chicago,
Denver Kansas CITY 81. Louis
and san francisco go. ,... lam n,
For Ogden Cache Valley, Den.
vor, Kansas City, Omaha, 81.
w. Louis ana chicago 49,. $40. Gas D. m,
Helena, Portland San Fran
cisco and intermediate point5 lt.ij m
Y. NJ SCHUMACHER. Traf. Mgr
d. Il, hurley, g. H. & r. A.
ID. S SPENCER, A. G.. r. & II. A.
CITY Ticket Qfiicc, 20l Main Street.
Telephone 30
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS


REGULAR CALL SALES
Daly-West 10 at tll15.
Nav Day 600 at Sc 900 nc SN.
Victoria 200 at SlO2A.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
May Day 800 nj SIC. 5000 al IS.
star con. 1000 gt il4c, 1000 at N's.
Sacramento, 1000 at zee.
RECAPlTuLATION,
Shares Value
Regular can sales . o.. $500 $50 90
OUcn Board sales u,,. $500 900 OO
Forenoon totals u. 1910 $3.50 90
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OMAHA.

South Omaha, Sept i3-Cattle 49, Re
ceipts, $500, market strong, Native steers.
iWu6 o0; COWS ad helfers 2.0a3.ij west
ern steers, 3.0Gi5Q; Texas steers 2.15a
3.1i, cows and henfers, 2.O0G2 %; Gamers.
1,bOa21S; stockeTs aud feeders, 2.l509.S5;