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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-28
Totals ,s9,4So.8e9o5 sg.os5, 4io,7
Increase, 1895, 42S.25.
BUSINESS NOTES.

The stormy weather OF the past week
has somewhat interfercd with the ma
tural course of business, but there Is
a hopeful feeling among merchants,
even though the general expectation is
that trade viii fall below last year
Money is reported as in good demand at
all the banks, but the incoming flow OF
funds from the wool clip Is expected to
ease the market soon, Local stocks still
continue TO show the effects Of n close
money market, and the list is generally
depressed, the only upward shoots being
evidenced In Deseret Savings, for which
21S was bid, and Deseret National
which stands at S276 The largest deals
of the week have been In Utah Sugar
preferred, 500 shares Of which sold at
S9.37h.
Broker Burton also reports consider
able transactions in Greeley Sugar,
which sold at Sill. Local holders Of
this stock were at first somewhat ner-
yous over the flood reports, but later
adylces state that the Greeley crop has
only been damaged slightly and Man
ager Granger expects TO harvest be-
tween 5000 and 1000 dcres The Colorado
factory most heavily damaged by the
floods was at TT. Collins where the in
jury to the crop will be very heavy.
Following are the latest quotations.
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KANSAS CITY.
PRODUCE.


Chicago, May 2S--July wheat opened X
TO * lower at So to S6h, sold on to $500
&C. and rallied to S6h An advance OF over
a cent I'm the price Of the May delivery,
due to covering by shorts, helped the de-
ferred futures,
The market weakened later on a sharp
break In May. After selling down TO Sj3,;
July closed at Sj}s, net loss OF y
Cash: Whoat--No, 2 red. 0jal .0S. No
3, red 02Gl 01 No, 2, hard q3d@i5. No
3, hard, S3aS; No, J. northern 9SdtOO; No
2, northern, a2d9Sl No. 8 spring. &d97.
Oats--No. p 80, No 3. 49,
Corn--No 2 47i4n4S; No 3, a.
Close; Wheat-.May. 96b July, &7s; old,
ST. Sept, SON old So
Corn-May iGH July A.; Sept. 46k
Dec. i2 May 400, AS
oats-May, Az july 3Nh; Sept, 30&,
Pork-May, il20; July, II 27iR.
Lard-May, $40; July, 647ls.
Ribs-May, 6.j0 July G.57iR
Rye-May. e.
FlaN-Cash. northwest, O8il
Timothy May 3,O5
Clover May 1915.
Barley--Cash 36d57
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-28

Building permits were issued during
the week as follows Il. o, Olson, 435-7
East Eighth South, two brick cottages
81 900 each Frank A. Fafek SAG South
Seventh East. frame addition, 1886;
Mrs $. II, Wilson, Sixth East, between
Third and Fourth south, brick house.
$500; Mrs. II. d. Ellerbeck, First, be-
tween State and A streets two-story
brick, $780, Mrs. Carrie Richards
457 Fourth street, brick addition $3.50;
l., Snow. Jr, Kysor's court, cottage
$500, Lewis Kjergard, Fifth, near j
streets, brick cottage, $1,000 Pembroke
Stationery Co., 81 West Sesond South
brick room, $780, Martin NJ. Anime
VERSIONS court, three brick cottages
$1,000 each Albert j. blackwell, West
Capital street, stone and brick, 1000,
Frank j. Hewlett, 1857 East Seventh
South, two brick cottages, $1,000; Geo
j, Rose, 1913 ID street, brick cottage, ST.
400; David j. Ayrton, Jeremy avenue,
brick cottage, 81 200 G. r.. Boutwell,
Ninth South, between Second and Third
East, brick shop, 81 900; w. r. Bray
1897 South Ninth East. frame addition,
$50, $. Lester ST., 1888 West Eighth
South, two one-story brick terraces,
$500 each James Thompson, East
Lake street, frame house, 500; William
Brother, "a X street. repairs, $3.50; j. NJ.
Wheeler, 6l6 South West Temple, shed,
S5; Clarence II, Raybould, Third East
between sixth and Seventh South,
brick cottage, $500; j. IT, Eldrdge, &c
East First North, additions and repairs,
$3.50 James Langton, Sl6 East Third
South, brick addition, $500. Total $751;
$50
The banks will be closed on Monday,
II being legal holiday.
At n meeting held in ogden yester-
day afternoon the Pingree National
bank Of Ogden was fully organized,
with the folloYlng officers job PIN
gree, president; James Plngree, cashier;
Joseph Scowcroft j. w Abbott and
James Mack, vice presidents These
with Hcber Scowcroft Angus 4,
Wright, Charles Zeimer NJ. S. Brown
Ing, T., u. Ellison and Joseph S. Peery
form the directorate. The bank is cap
itai2od for $4,000 and the stock is
fully subscribed, business men being
eager to get In, A feature OF the in
sttuton is the fact that II is made up
Of local men, forming one VI the
strongest combinations Of ogden bus-
ness men ever effected. The bank will
NN'AVN AIle DiNhlU lNlfl uullllNk Nl
the corner of Twenty-flfth street and
Washington avenue and will he ready
Tor business on or about July /.
The University club today filed an
amendment to It's articles OF incorpora-
tloU In the county clerks Office by
which its capital stock is increased
from $4,000 to $4,000.
Judge w. H. Dickson's new Capitol
Hill residence win be built Of bun
brick with white stone trimmings, Il
win have 10 rooms, and cost $4,000.
Bids for the foundation walls viii be
received next week.
Contractor j. Donnan Reavls Is build
Ing cottage homes for Mrs. Jennie
I'm on west Second North street for
Lorenzo h. Young at Seventh and l.
streets for John Coombs at Canyon
road and Fourth street, and for p. o.
Ferry on south Eighth Fast street,
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NOTICE or SPECIAL CITY rAx

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Notice is hereby given that a special TAX
for the purpose of constructing a sewer
on the North side OF Third South street
between First West and Second West
Streets, In Sewer District No. J. has Desn
levied and confirmed by ordinance OF l1q
city Council, dated May 18th, lloi sag
tax rs levied upon the following Ie1M
property I'm Salt Lake city to-NiE AZ
of lots, I, ., and 4. block 80 plat "a,
Salt Lake City Survey, TO a depth %
twenty-five feet back from said streets
due and payable now, and viii become Nv
llnquent July 18th, 1904. .,
All special taxes are payable al nS,uosr
fee. room lO2 CITY and County BuildlnB
FISHER HARRIS
CITY Treasurer and Special Tax COLLECTOR
by George II. Wood, Deputy
Shlt Lake city. Utah, May 9th, l@i
Sewer Extension No l8.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT 40 s.

The SantaQuln Mining Company
Principal PLACE Of business, salt Lag
City. At regular meeting OF tnS
board OF directors held on the 29lh Oh
April. 1904 an assessment OF = cent Per
share was levied on all out'lanlln.s
shares of the capital stock Of thls cum
pany, payable Immediately TO Gene,s,
Manager ]. W. Wilson az the clmpassss,
office, No. 30 North Second west ~
Lake City Any stock upon wnlch WE ,Ss
assessment may remain unpaid on im.
Goth day OF May, 1904 VIII oe 9e'' ",
quont, and unless payment Is Waf ni be
or before the 18th day Of June VIII vs.
sold ON that day at the Compony's ou,.,
at / o'clock y. M, to pay sald asa, "a.
ment, together with the COSTS VI 'N
vertlsment and expense OF SAFE,
j. N. MELTON
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You WILL BE AsToNIsHEp
At the Growth of Small Invest
ment,

BE proydent, If you are earning n
good salary and you are spending II All
you are living beyond your means be-
cause the future may not have In store
for you the prosperity that II promises
you today. With scarcely any effort at
all, the average intelligent man can put
away part OF his income every week or
every month, and though It may be
small Mt first II Is astonishing to what
proportions a small investment will at.
tain at the highest rate Of interest com.
patible with safety. McGurrin a Co.
the investment bankers, guarantee their
customers a steady income of six nor
cent on every dollar invested regardless
OF the amount. Your case Is rare in
deed II you know Of a better opportun-
ity than this. Every security that they
handle Is absolutely glt-edge. Your
money Is not placed where they would
not be willing 10 invest their own. You
may hold your own security, and while
doing so they win protect you I'm every
possible way, knowledge often coming
to them conddentlally which would be
Of the greatest benefit 10 you. The firm
Is old established 1t is experienced con-
servativc, and has upon its records A
large number of the foremost citizens
OF the city. IL You cannot call person.
ally at their handsome Offices IN the
Security Trust Building, write for par
ticulars concerning what they have TO
offer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-28
RETAIL TRADE
HAS IMPROVED.
More SeasonabIe Weather Has
Stimulated it, Making Indus.
trial Outlook Brighter
BIG DRY GOODS AUCTION SALE.
Attendance Unexpectedly Large and
Good Prices Prevailed - Retailers
Bought,

New York, May Err. G. Dun &
Co.'s weekly review of trade tomorrow
Will say: Retail trade IL stimulated by
seasonable weather, and the Industrial
outlook is brighter on the whole, al
though adverse factors have appeared.
The big dry goods auction sale opened
with an unexpectedly large attendance
and good prices We're securd II Is par
ticularly gratifying to note that retailers
rather than jobbers have made most OF
the purchases, thus providing prompt
distribution into consuming channels
throughout the country, Manufactur-
ing lines report a slight Improvement at
WOODEN mills and shoe factories, and
while there is more idle cotton machin-
cry, II is worthy Of note that the last
FAN River statement showed very little
reduction In dividends.
Railroad earnings so far reported for
May fall 3.S per cent short of the same
time last year but foreign commerce at
this port for the last week show gains
of Sl6SI2OO In exports and s6i9, 545 in
imports.
1T Is increasingly difficult TO find en-
couraging conditions pertaining tothe
iron and steel industry.
Although packer hides are. active
and firm, tanners discriminate in favor
of late saltings, which is causing some
accumulation OF the less desirable quail
tiles. Imported hides are steady at the
recent decline, arrivals being promptly
absorbed
Failures this week numbered 226 in
the United States again 2O6 last year,
and II in Canada. compared with 7 a
year ago"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-28
Teacher Examination.

An examination for teachers OF pr-
mary and grammar grades VIII be held
In the Fremont building on Monday
and Tuesday, May 30 and 81, beginning
at 0 a, m. OF the first day.
All teachers and candidates not hold
ing certificates valid and in force for
l9Oi-O5, are expected to take this eXam-
ination.
Pens, ink and paper viii be furnished.
ID. III. CHRISTENSEN,
Chairman Board of Examiners.
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LOWER BERTHS
AT HALF RATE.

Special Tourist Sleepers Salt Lake TO
ST. Louis without change, via ID. & II.
G. and Rock Island System. Leave
Salt Lake S:O5 y. m, May 30th. Tele
phone 2i5 or write Rock Island Office,
100 West End South, for reservations
Berth rate only half of regular Pullman
rates.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-28
CUT INTO SOME ORE.
Sew Tunnel started on southern Pacific
Property Near ogden.

Manager w. j. Burnham, OF the
Of the Southern Pacific properties I'm the
Sierro Madrc district north Of ogden,
left for camp again this morning to
give HIS personal attention TO devlop-
mont work lie received word q few
days ago that while making eNcava-
lions for the commencement Of new
tunnel, $50 feet lower that the present
one the men working there cut into Il
good strnger Of ore, The new tun-
mel Will follow the strike OF the vein
from which ore is being extracted in the
workings above.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-28
STRIKE IN CREOLE.
some Very Rich slver.Lead ore Poun d
By LeHsers.

President John Dorn Of the Creole
Mining co, at Park city, was today in
receipt Of a package Of ores from Supt
Mixer, which indicates that an i'm
portant strike of ore has probably been
made between the 100 and 200 levels of
that mine, whore leasers have been
working
supt. Mixer did not say In his letter,
the extent of the ore body, but that It
contains some rich streaks is certain
The specimens sent from camp will as
say about GO per cent lead and prob
ably 100 ounces silver
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-28

THE UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER,
With the writing In plain sight all of
the time. and the many time saving
devices. Is the best typewriter on the
market.
The Breeder ONCE Supply Co.
Agents,
62 west End South.
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EXCURSIONS WEST
May 30th and 3lst, and June Sth
and 9th,

Via oregon Short Line. Following
rates viii prevail from salt Lake
san Francisco and return......S36. so
Los Angeles and returnun.,... 81. 80
Portland or Spokane and return. SO. so
Tickets good 80 days with transit
limit Of 10 days going See other adj
vertisements IN this issue for eastbound
rates. City ticket office 2Ol Main street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-28
BRIDAL VEIL FALLS
AND RETURN, sI,25.
Via ID. & n. c., Sunday, May goth

Provo River canyon in the spring
time is the most delightful SPOT in
Utah. Gushing springs and roaring
waterfalls at almost every turn
Freaks OF nature In wild, rugged and
picturesque profusion. Leave Salt
Lake s a, m. Returning arrive at Salt
Lake 6 p. m,
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POPULAR
EXCURSIONS
Via d. g. II, G. r. r. Round Trim
Rates.

10 chicago "' 81" g" 80, o.. u,,.ii75O
no ~, LOUIS" 80 80 Gee ,,,,.., a.
no no ~, Iaul -. q" -. ." 3" ,,.. 1890
TO Omaha, Kansas City. Sioux
~ CITY -. ''', 80 q. ,,.. ,.,., $500
To Denver. Colo, Springs and
PUEBLO, o.. 900. q. o.. ..., N M
To all other points in proportion.
Tickets on sale May Both ana Slst
June Sth and eth, Ten day transit linn.
II In both directions Stopovers nj.
lowed Diverse routes Final limit
September 18TH See any Rio Gnnde
agent for particulars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-28
LOWER BERTHS
AT HALF RATE.

Special Tourist sleepers salt Lake to
st. Louis without change. via d. g. r.
G, and Rock Island System. Leave
Salt Lake sos p. m, May Both Tele
phone 2ij or write Rock Island ONCE,
100 West 2nd South, for reservations.
Berth rate only half Of regular Pullman
rates.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-28
TEACHERS
RATES WEST


May 3Oth and 3lst and June sth and
9th as follows:
Salt Lake to San Francisco and
return ,'.,s go, ,....,,......,,.S SIG. 80
Los Angeles and return ....... 81. 80
Portland or Spokane and return .. SO. so
Limit, 90 days; stopovers going, ASK
agents about routes. etc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-28
ALL TEACHERS KNOW WHAT,

That the Burlington Route is the
best line to St. Louis. Chicago, Omaha.
Kansas City and all points east We
have through car service to all these
points. Call or write for particulars. r.
f. Neslen, General Agent, 70 west Sec
ond South street
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PROVO CANYON
AND RETURN, Sf.25.
Via d. g. r. G.. Sunday, May goth

Leave Salt Lake a, IN. Returning
arrive at Salt Lake p, m. The most
magnificent scenery In the west A de-
lightful outing for those who love the
wonders Of nature, Rushing mountain
torrents. Snow-capped peaks. Green
trees, dazzling and awe-inspirinP cat
aracts all In a grand panorama.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-28
HELD'S BAND
VIII Go TO Logan June l..

WIN the Commercial Traveller, =,
g Si,. over the Oregon Short TX TX
rour other bands viii be In sti L,he
a Bl, strand parade and baseban1 t col1'
found trip ony $3.50. with tlcketgs a a
s s'a return on any train Of the 5000 sooa
speo'al tram leaves Salt Lake S.0o ,Onl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-28

The Breeder Office Supply Co, sell
loose-leaf ledgers and loose leaf de-
vices of all kinds They can explain
their uses and show you how to adapt
them to your business and save money.
G. west End South.
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THE vIRGINIAN
BY Owen Wister.

The most popular Of the $3.50 books
now In paper for 2jc.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
Main ST.
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SHIPMENTS MADE
OF ORE AND BULLION

The ore and bullion settlements
reported through Mccormick e.
Co, during the fiscal week end
ing yesterday, aggregated N19,-
400, against 1898. 600 during the
previous week. The settlements
by days were as follows;
Ore and Base Gold
Concentrates, Bullion. Bullion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-28

That extra room" II let. flrnlsb,d
VIII pay your taxes, your car-fare ANY,
buy the shoes for the family. I'M ~
you prefer TO nurse false pride Won
will continue to pay for these thlngs
yourself ''"s9
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The Little Minister"-Greep Re-
Edition 'Hl

A limited number now on sale o., ~.
Deseret News Book Store. IN Ine
tratlons are Of the original NaHS,
Adams Company. '''uoe
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IL you want a flllng cabine.
BREEDEN HAS n.

When the first ring at the door. bon =.
n ge, answered DONE conclude that ibs
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TEACHERS RATES
May Both and 3Ist, and June Sth and
9th

Via oregon Short Line TO Chicago, st.
Louis, Memphis st. Paul and many
other points. Tickets good for stop
overs with final limit OF September
18TH
City Ticket Office POI Main st.
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GO TO EUREKA

Special train VIA SAN PEDRO on,,.
~ 90 round trip, Special train ls,royy
SAT- Lake Sl5 a. m, Sunday, Ma 90
returning, leaves Eureka 500 pm gFT
THE BIG BALL GAME. N1H
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REHABILITATION.
BINGHAM PRopERTY BoNpEp.
Davis Gehhurdt Group Goes 10 Mas.
saehusetts Syndicate

Negotiations We're closed yesterday
afternoon for the purchase Of the
Davis 4 Gebhardt group at Bingham
by a Massachusetts, syndicate headed
by Edward B, Mullen. of Cambridge.
The consideration is said TO be some
where near $4,000 This property Is
IN the vicinity Of some OF the biggest
mines I'm Bingham and Is considered
git edged property.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-28

A certain willy old gentleman onco
wanted TO exchange new lamps for
old" He was one Of the first mon On
record to utilize the idea Of the OK,
change columns; but better bargains
are offered nowadays.
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WOOL.
ST LOWS

ST Louls May 2s-Wool, steady. Ter
rltory and western mediums 1921. fine
mediums, 1Gml7 fine, ljGl7
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MATTHEW'S
EXCURSION
To Ogden.

Sunday, May 29th. 800 round trl,
Special train 1000 a. m. Refreshments
served free on train.
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TINrIC ORE SHIPMENTS.

During the Week 100 Car Loads Were
Sent out 60 Smelters.
Special Correspondence,
Eureka, May 27-The following Tin
tic properties shipped l2O carloads Of
ore TO the smelters this week, and three
cars of Concentrates were sent In from
the Uncle Sam mill:
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Liverpool Grain

Liverpool May &-Closci Wheat-,mly
Is iasd sept, IS 5Asd. '
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BEAUTIFUL CASTILLO
Via d. & r. c., Sunday, May 29th

Fare SL2J for the round trip. Leave
Salt Lake 5 ann, Returning arrive at
Salt Lake 6 p. m. Sulphur baths. Hot
springs. Good hotel 4 nice outing
Everybody invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-28
REGULAR CALL SALES.

Carlsa, 1000 at ~.
Sacramento, 100 mt "a.
Uncle Sam Con, 1900 at l17s; 1000 at
i'm
Yankee Con, 800 at 30, seller 80.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Grand Central 100 at 4.75
star Con-. 500 at ma 200 at I'm.
Tetro, 500 at 2Sla,
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO


Chicago, May 2S- Cattle-Receipts 900;
market steady Good to prime steers, 2j
5.15; poor to medium, 4.iOd5 %. stoCkers
and feeders. 3,2jai75; cows, .15d4 co;
heifcrs, $4,000; Gamers, i.75a2 CO., bulls.
2,5oai.25i calves, 2.5oa5.75i Texas fed
Hogs Receipts today 1900. tomorrow,
1900; market steady: cents lower
Mixed and butchers 4.65di Tx good to
choice heavy, i,GJHi III. rough heavy.
i'Soa %; light i5Viasj bulk OF sales,
shcep-Receipts 5000. market steady;
lambs, steady Good 20 choice wethors
o. 2'q5,0; fair To choice mixed, 4.O0a6 %;
western sheep, $1,000 60; native lambs,
. Wl6'o9; western lambs, 5,i0a6,6j; spring
OMAHA.
sopth Omaha May 2s.-Catte -- Re.
ceipls none; market nominaly steady,
Native steers, 4,0Od5.50; COWS and heifers,
3.5Ou4 JO Gamers, 1,15d3.O0. stockers and
feeders. 275d4, 40; calves, 3,OOa5. 25; bulls,
stays, etc, 3.0O9i25
Hogs Receipts, 1900; market strong TO
cents higher. Heavy 455G4 90: mixed, 4i5
mt, 90 light 3. t.%i'5Oi pigs, 4'OoaA2j; bulk
sheep Receipts, nonei market nominal.
" steady. Westerns. 5.O0a5 5O, wethers
3 .0Mlb 5O ewes, 4,50@5 q; common and
stockers, S,25q5. p; lambs, wooded, G.OOa
1~' clipped lambs. 5.50q6.OO.
KANSAS CITY,
Kansas City Mo, May 2S.-Cattle--Re-
ceipts, 1850, including 30 sOutherners mar
ket steady. Native steers. 4. 25d5. 50: south
ern steers. 4.00n5 90, souther COWS 2. 5OD
$50; native cows and helfers. 2.50dj. 30;
stockers and feeders, 3.2jdf.70; bulls, 2.75d
400 calves 2.l5H6 90; western steers, AS
$500; western cows, 2.50dl4&.
Hogs--ReGeipts,. 5000 market strong,
Bulk OF sales. 4,i5Ipl s.; heavy, 4.50ai SO;
packers, ii5gi55; pigs and lights, 4O0d
l. 49,
Sheep-Receipts, 800; market steady.
Muttons, 3.l5ai g; lambs. 4. 1910, %; range
wethers, 5.O0d5.7j; ewes, 4 O0d5 49,
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2SS 600 Sgoa,5oo $4,000

The shipments Of copper bull
lion 10 the eastern rennerles from
the Independent spelters during
the week aggregated 1880
pounds,
The Bingham Con- which has
an arrangement for an inter-
change OF ores, outdid the Utah
Consolidated for the first time In
lis history,
The shipments from the sever
al plants were as follows
Pounds.
bingham Con....,.,,.,303, 726
Utah Con u,-,,,,,.,,, 1901, 0i6
United states ,..,,,, .,,,250, 15S
: = z. . . 0 . :
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LOCAL BANK CLEARINGS.

For the week ending at noon,
today;
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TEACHERS ExCuR.
SIoNS EAST
Win Oregon ShnrtLi.

WIN oregon short Line.
May 30th ard 3ist, and .Juns 81.
9th, TO points as far Fast MS C SSn and
81 Louis, St. Paul, Memphis, etc OS 1
days transit limitAeach way. 6neii zen
September 18th. e. ''"l unit
See agents for WI particulars
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-28
BANK STATEMENT.

New York, May S.-The statement OF
averages OF the clearing house banks Of
this city for the week shows;