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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-19
COMING OF NOTED
METALLURGIST.
Expert for Greene Reduction Com
pany inspecting Mercur Inter
ests and Other Properties
THE PILOT KNOB NINE.
A Gold Property at 0seeOla' Nevada,
That is Now Sending Out
Bullion.

o. II. Falrchild r. NJ, the noted
metalurRist, with headquarters in Dem
yer. arrived IN Salt Lake yesterday
Mr. Falrchild is the expert for the
Greene Reduction company Of New
York, and his visit here is for the pur-
pose of inspecting the Mercur plant Of
the company, which is being employed
IN the treatment OF the taillngs dump
and crude ore at the old Geyser- Marion
mine the Utah interests Of the cpm-
pany Being i'm the hands Of Col, 7, h.
Wlswull, so well known I'm Denver and
throughout this lntermountain region
prior TO coming to Utah Mr.. Fairchild
made professional vlslt TO the zinc
fields I'm Wisconsin In the vicinity OF
plattesburg. and he states that there is
q great deal Of activity In mining In
that section lie is also consulting en-
glnoer for the Braganza Mining COM
pany, operating near Prescott, Arlzr
which f. now putting i'm l0O-ton cyan
ldc mill. The company viii roast It's
mine product before It goes into the
tanks, and for this portion az the treat
ment. II viii use the muftle furnace
made by the Apex Manufacturing com
pauy of DeKalb. m, at whose plant the
Braganza company made exhaustive
tests before deciding upon the charac-
ter Of plant to be Installed at its mines
This furnace Is utilized I'm roasting ores
for magnetic separation, and for eye
anldlng ores and low sulphur ores re-
uuirlng light roasting, and Mr.. Fair
child lnfnms the News" that IT Is moro
than likely that the Apex company VIII
establish an agency I'm Salt Lake for
the sale Of these furnaces, realizing
the fact that our city ls 90 centrally 10.
Gated. ana that It commands 50 large a
proportion Of the trade of this inter-
mountain country.
From here Mr. Fairchild viii go down
into Arizona, but not before he has ex-
amned into several mining and milling
propositions for the Greene Reduction
company. lie Is highly pleased with
Salt Lake. and is thoroughly convinced
that our city has a great future before
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extended eastern visit, where he mas
teen on mining business
James NJ Kennedy the veteran min
ing man, is looking after his mining
interests IN the vicinity Of Hoou
Springs, Nevada.
The Taylor Brunton ore receipts ior
today are. three cars from Ilntlc' oht
car from Idaho and one car from Ne
vada.
Twonty-dollar gold ore Is reported IN
the west drift OF the Daly-Judgc NINE
at Park city In addition TO rs silver
lead contents
Henry Tlbbets, superintendent OF tIe
Dexter mine at Tuscarora. New, VINO Is
Am the city. rs just recovering from an
attack OF typhoid fever
Another shipment Of uranium ores
from the Welsh Loiftus mine IN the La
Sal mountains rs 10 be made 70 the
companys plant at Niagara, \. Y
Hon. James McGregor, one of the
captains OF industry in Park Guy
haunts, WIS ln mrs camp yesleluuy
looking after his many interests there
l.. il. Beason. mining editor Of the
News" who s tukng In the worlds
tdh with hls family writes that he was
delayed a hours en- route by wrecks III
Colorado.
Manager Tony Jacobson and Clarence
Mccormick returned last night from
the Columbus Consolidated at Alta lhe
mine is reported 10 be In fine shape ana
work is progressing rapidly
Thomas Ferguson, who is so heavily
Interested IN the lIolierman shines
process is visiting gold properties III
the vicinity OF Caliente, Nevada, In the
interest Of this method Of ore reduction
A chamber Of commerce is being or
ganized at Mountain CITY, New" by the
mining and business men Of that camp,
and club house Is being built. Othtr
improvements are in contemplation FOR
this growing mining center.
r. w Young. formerly Of Salt Lake,
but now Of Denver, is In the city look,
ing after his Bingham mining INTERESTS
George G.. Edwards, the well known
mining man and expert, has returned
from professional trip to ldaho'
A copy Of the articles of Incorporation
Of the Lulu Mining company OF Chey.
enne, Wyo. was filed IN the office OF
County Clerk James today. Its capital
stock is 100000, divided into shares OF
he par value Of 81 each Patrick Ryan
is president and resident agent for TINS
state Edward McGurrin Is secretary
Henry Rlves Ellis has completed ex-
detrimental tests on ores from the sun
rise mine In Park Valley, Boxelder
county, and It has been decided that
amalgamation and concentration VIII De
the process to be employed In the mn
soon to be built for this property. Inc
company will soon hold a meeting for
the purpose Of arranging for the install
lation Of the plant.
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following officers w. S, Mccormick Of
salt Lake city, president, Larkin t.
TrIll " Lowell, vice president, stephen
Nj Crosby OF Boston, treasurer, william
j Freeman of Boston, secretary ana
assistant treasurer; Edward l.. White,
of Boston, managing directors Duncan
McVlchio Of Salt Lake city, consulting
engineer, and Frank c, Moorehouse,
manager al the minep The board OF
directors decided upon Is made up OF
the following named gentlemeu' w. s.
Mccormick. Stillmau Il. Kelley. larkln
T. Trull Spencer w, Richardson,
Charles w. Tidd, O. g.. Beckmsn tot
Patral. Mex,) and Edward l.. White
The property owned by this corpora
ton was acquired some time since by
Boston, New York aud salt Lake CITY
capitalists. who syndicated the prop
crty, and they have operated II sue
ccssfully for several months, It's en-
tire capital stock Of $1,000, 900 has been
used In payment for the mines and a
contract made with representatives 81
the syndicate to place In the treasury
of the new company $4,000 In cash or
shares to the amount thereof At its par
value. The mines are located In the
San Pedro district, Mexico, and arc re-
ported by mining experts as showing
high values.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RAILROAD NEWS.
1lnJunnnnIup nnnnnrJurunnn

phUip W. Coyle Of st. Louis. assist
ant general freight agent for the Wa
bash, was in the city yesterday after
noon,
Chief Engineer Joseph A, West OF the
Sumpter Valley railway, formerly OF
the old Utah ~ Pacific is IN the CITY
President John W. Young Of the San
pete Valley leaves for England TO-
night on business connected with the
road,
F. T.. DAWSON, mechanical superin-
tendent OF the San Pedro at Los An
geles, is in Salt Lake on visit.
The Newhouse branch OF the San Pc
dro win be finished now In rev DAYS
Traffic Director A. c. Bird OF the
Gould systems Is in Denver
According TO the schedule received
by the Rio Grande OF special trains for
delivery during the knights Templar
movement, the Rock Island has more
than the balance Of the lines put to-
gether.
The RIO Grende carried 400 people
from Heber and vicinity to Upper Falls
resort Yesterday
4 party of 90 prominent Germans ar
rived in this city this afternoon over
the Plo Grande.
chief Engineer Yard Of the Denver
& Rio Grande spent some time last
week at Green river surveying about
the wards and bridge, This Is taken
IA mean that there will be something
doing IN the Salina canyon cutoff.
Trenton. n. j., Aug is.--Judge Brad
ford, In the United states circuit court,
today filed the formal decree of injunc-
ton In the suit recently decided by him
In which Edward II Hartman and
Winslow s. Pierce were complainants
and the Northern Securities company
and the Northern Pacific Railway COM
pany were defendants In the decision
Judge Bradford decided that he would
grant n preliminary injunction, and to
days formal decree Is in consequence
thereof.
The decree restraints the Northern Sc
Curltes company from dlspOsing OF
$40 900 shares OF the common stock Of
the Northern Pacific company, which, 1t
was alleged, was transferred TO that
company by Hartman and Pierce, II
further restraints the Northern Secur-
tiles company from dlsposing ~ $4,000
shares Of the Northern Pacific COM
pany, receiving from the said North
ern Pacific company
The Oregon Short Line company is
required TO give a bond Of s. 900 600 for
the purpose Of indemnifying any losses
that may be sustained by the grant
ing Of the permanent injunction. The
oregon short Line company filed rs
bond as required, with the United
states Fidelity and Guarantee COM
pany as security, The bond has the
approval Of John w Grlggs. as coun-
qcl Cor the Northern Securities com
pany.
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WILL BUILD 4 SHELTER.
Custom pcop'c uueh Pleased With Min.
ing Conditions In Washington.

A special from Wilbur wash. says:
- /, Boyle and son Harley accom-
panied by Rev. W II, Wagner and Mr..
Hollenshe, arrived IN wilbur last week
from the east. Mr.. BOYLE Is president
~ the Keller & Indiana Consolidated
Smelling company and after superin.
tending the unloading OF car Of ma
chlnery AZ The Wilbur station the next
dav they were driven 10 Keller where
active preparations are being made for
the erection o. n smelter.
Operations were commenced lasl
wear FOR this enterprise. but comuica-
lions arose, necessitatlng the putting
through Congress " special bill 10
secure the necessary concessions Al
right Of way terminal grounds and tho
use ~ timber ON the reservation. This
special legislation was granted last
snrng and since that time the work
~ preparation has been going steadily
on
The fumcway Is practically COM
pleted 100000 feet Of timber have been
cut and the sawmin s cxnected to be.
elm the task OF saving the logs into
plank md timber FOR the nume With
10 the next IS DAYS
The eastern people aro much pleas.
od with the camp and he progress M
me work al the shelter site as well as
their visit TO the various properties.
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THE LA PLATA
MINING COMP ANY.
Tunnel Now ia 1900 Feet and
Cross. Cut is Being Run
To Vein
BACK FROM THE RESURRECTION
Big Double. Compartment Shaft Should
Soon Uncover the Mammoth 0re
Body--General News.

The "News" is informed that the La
Plata Mining company is making eS-
cellent progress In the development OF
IT'S valuable property at la Plata, In
Cache county this state q days drive
out OF Ogden.
For the past two years the company
has been engaged in the driving OF a
long tunnel with the intention of open
ing up IT'S property at depth and in a
thorough and systematic manner This
tunnel Is now I'm distance Of l,20O feet
and has attalntd vertical depth Of
from 500 TO 200 feet, AZ this point q
cross-cut has been started and Is being
run 10 the veln the indications being
that the objective point VIII be reached
within 100 feet or less, and, as two
shifts are employed IT should not take
the company very long, now, 10 prove
the real merit Of It's property upon
which there Is a splendid surface show
ing.
Joseph Held, the treasurer Of the
company. Is spending the summer at
the mine, which is an ideal summer
camp, with It's pine forests and beaull-
ful mountain streams.
Tho discovery OF la Plata. 10 or Il
years ago, caused quite furOre In
Utah mining circles. The lodges we're
large aud rich, and great boulders Of
fine lead ore. Weighing many tons each,
comprised the float which dotted the
mountaiu-sides, After two or three
companies had shipped considerable
ore the Southern Pacific stepped in with
the claim that the mines were on land
clulmed by the company This started
litigation which was prolonged for sew
eral years, hut which was finally settled
IN favor of the mineral claimants.
Meanwhile, the camp was practically
deserted. and, since the decision but
little has been dole there IN = mining
way, excepting hy the Ia Plata COM
pany. should n meet with the success
anticipated. lively times may again be
expected In the old camp in tho near
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BACK FROM RESURRECTION.
Big Douhle.Compartmsn SHAFT should
soon Uncover a Mammoth ore Body.

soon Uncover Mammoth ore Body.
r. r. Ives Of Ogden, manager Of the
property Of the Resurrection Mining
company, at Mountain city Noyo ac-
componied by President H. Y. Withee,
Was I'm the city yesterday direct rom
this "sagcbrush' camp and the beau
tlful, deep color on his face, he says, ls
not a blush, but only tan, such as
only can be secured by driving long
distances over the hot and dusty
roads of our sister state
Mr. Ives Us very enthusiastic over the
future outlook for Mountain CITY, and
especially 80 as regards the holdings Of
his own company, IN the development
of which double-cOmpartment shaft
Is beng sunk. These ncw workings
have slready attained depth of 30
feet, Ind 81 feet more should take the
shaft into the big vein ON this prop
erty which II VIII cut on It's dip, 1t is
believed that there Will be a sensa-
tional showing when this ledge Is tap
ped,
TO facilitate development MIR Ives or
dcred a ll-norsepoWer gasoline hoist
bucket. rails and other supplies, which
have lready been sent out 10 the mine.
President Withee. I'm speaking of the
financial condition Of the company in
formed the News that tho first lot
Of treasury stock was sold by wire 10
easte'n capitalists at cents q share,
but that since then the price had been
advanced 10 % cents. al which figure
it was finding a ready sale with Bos-
ton people.
The mon at work for the company
are boarding at the hotel a Mountain
CITY for the present, but II 10 the in
tention, ultimately TO build commo-
dious quarters for the C0mpany's use
Among other things In contemplation
for tho camp is a newspaper, which is
10 be called the Mountain city Miner
This enterprise VIII be fathered by Dr.
Withoe and his associates, and II Is
stated that it viii be hummer and
iirst-class In every respect
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PRODUCTION oT AsBEsTos.
one Of the Most valuable Finds that q
Prospector Can Make.

one ~ the most profitable finds
that rrospector could mako in this
country would be tho discovery Of an
extensive deposit Of chrysotic ashes
tos. Few people realize the impor-
lance OF this useful mineral aud tho
mcagreness NJ our supply The total
quantity produced in the United
states during tho year 1908 was only
S14 short tons, valued at sli,l60. an
average value Of $3.50 ton. This
shows a decrease Of 1871 tons IN guam
tty and Of 81 0i0 In value as compared
with the production Of 1902 which
amounted to Sl,00o tons valued at
$4,000. The fact, however. that as
bcstos 10 the values of S6S9S3 was
imported into the country during tho
year 1903 indicates the inadequacy Of
our home supply tn meet the public
demand. The great economic value
of our limited asbestos resources Is
particularly emphasized by Or. Joseph
Hyde Pratt IN his report on The Pro
duction of Asbestos In 1903 which
the United states geological survey
has lust published ae an extract from
It's annual volume Of Mineral Re-
sources
Nearly all Of the asbestos imported
into the United states Is obtained
from the Canadian deposits and IL NJ
the chrysotile variety. This Ia much
superior 10 amphlbole asbestos, the
other commercial variety. but unfor-
tunately II is also much rnrer AM
phibole asbestos occurs I'm so large
quantity and forms so hieh per-
centaFe Of the rock mass that is re-
moved IN mining or Quarrying IT that
the cost Of mining Is extremely low
on the other hand tho chrysoule
variety never occurs In any regular
necessary TO mine from 20 10 ~ tons
OF tho rock 20 obtain one ton of the
asbestos The heat-resistinE nroper-
Ties NJ both these varieties N asbestos
arc approximately the same but the
chryso'ile variety has much greater
STRENGTH o. nbNr
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.';lE Time l1 Table
hiIlIAlkMyS In Effect June 10,
zs:.s 1904.
ARRIVE

ARRIVE.
From ogden. Portland. Butte.
San Francisco, Chicago, 81.
Louis, Omaha and Denver s.1Am
From Ogden and intermediate
points '.,,.,..,..,,,,t...., .,..,, 0,lO am.
From Ogden Cache Valley, and
intermediate points '..,.,,. ..,li;S an,
From ogden. Chicago, st. Louis.
Kansas City, Omaha. Denver
and San Francisco go! 49,, 40 pm,
From Ogden. Cache Valley,
Butte, Portland and San Fran.
cisco '''''''. 80, ,,... 49,, 'iO m.
DEPART.
For Ogden, Omaha, Chicago,
Denver. Kansas City and st.
Louis -. 80, ,',........ 100 Am.
For Ogden, Portland, Butte,
San Francisco and intermedi-
ate pom. ,.,.,,, ,,,,,, ,.,..,l0.O IN.
For ogden. Omaha, Chicago,
Denver, Kansas City. St Louis
,, and San FRI lciseo, ~. -. d. l'9Opm.
For Ogden Cache Valley, Dem
yer. kansas City, Omaha, st.
Louis and Chicago $50. ,.,. s'6 pm.
Helena, Portland, San Francis
co and intermediate points .,,.il.Bp pm.
7, NJ. SCHUMACHER, Traf. Mgr,
ID. e. hurley. @. p. q T. A.
d. s, SPENCER, A. q. r. & T. A.
City Ticket Office, 20l Main Street
Telephone $50,
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THE PILOT KNOB MINE.
A Gold Property az oseeola. Nevada,
That is Now Sendlng out Bullion.


J. NJ. Howell, tho pioneer mining man
Of Colorado, Utah. Nevada and the west
IN general who made clean-up dur
ing the recent copper boom I'm Beaver
county this state, passed through salt
Lake few days ago on hts way ~
Monmouth, Or 10 which place he has
moved his family from Dcseret, I'm Mil
lard county.
After leaving Beaver county Mr..
Howell went to Osceola, New. an old
placer and quartz mining camp Of note.
whore he rounded out fine group OF
claims. which, subsequently formed the
basis for the incorpom ton Of the Pilot
Knob Mining company the heavy
stockholders and officials Of which are
prominent citizens OF Monmouth.
After the formation Of the company
considerable work was done In mine
development and a mill Of five stamps
has been built within two miles OF tho
property. The mill is now running. and
los daily turning out q nice assortment
Of gold bars. The ore Is free milling
and averages about S2j to the ton A
four-foot body Of this quality OF ore s
exposed I'm the mine workings, and the
company Is confident that IL has the
making OF bonanza In this property
Indeed as matter Of fact. the stock
Ot the company which round a market
I'm the beginning AT 10 cents share
has now advanced To 80 and dividends
are looked for az an early day
Osceola has been prominent as gold
placer camp for years the only DIM
Guilty encountered i'm its successful on.
GRAFTON being the scarcity Of water
Huge nuggets have been found I'm these
digginRs one Of which was valued At
$3.50. with these nuggets there Is az
ISOLATED hard, nintv quartz and The
ore from the Pilot Knob IS almost lden-
tcal with this quartz. the resemblance
being 40 similar that II is believed that
In the property Of the company tho
ledge has been found. ot last. from
which the placers derived their wealth
Of the yellow metal A. ], Mlllick ana
Sons OF Oseola are heavily interested
with Mr. Howell In the Pilot Knob
nina
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NEW YORK WHEAT.

New York, Aug, 10 The wheat market
here today was the widest yet seem on
the advance, not no muct because Of spe-
culatiYe business, although that was
large, but ON account Of the extra
ordinary climb Of prices, shatterlng all
previous records for the crop by cents
IA bushel and forcing September here 70
LIZ by midday or practically 4 cents adj
vance over yesterdays close. There was
nothing for sale during the forenoon, eN-
cept when holders took profits and buy
crf of even small lots had To pay sharp
advances to get any wheat,
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uTAH. IDAHO. TIE WORLD.

Three new maps. just issued, Utah
and lho on one side, the World on
the reverse side. including population
OF countries and towns according to
the 1900 census, with a brief sketch OF
every country IN the world Size PIX
Sls inches, value 70 cents; sent to any
address for Csc, Address Deseret News
Book Store. salt Lake City. Utah.
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PRODUCE.


Chicago, Aug. l0.-Wheat shorts and
scramble To buy here today, bidding tho
price Of September lh 10 cents up to
.0S TO LOSE. and December lAnlH to 2a
n2as to l.09is to O9A The September OPP
lion advanced TO l.0s3t' with December up
to l097S
Cash: Whoat-No 2, red, llO0t.l2. No
Q, red i05Mlll; No, 3 hard L02qil ,0Si No,
0, hard, 9Sdl.0G; No. /, northern, LIS; No,
2 northern, lis; No, o, spring, l.Oj
Oats--No, 2. 32Q33, No. ., 3lRgS2
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CoNCEN TRATES

w II Korrs manager Of the Salt
Lake Mining Review IL In ogden to-
day.
Three cara ~ South Swansea ore,
amounting to about % tons, were mark
eted yesterday
w b. Andrew has returned from an
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Hogs Receipts, 5000. market 5dlO cents
higher Bulk Of sales, 50j6iJ.gj heavy
i.Oln5l5i packers, 5.OiN5.2j, pigs aud
lights. j.O0nj.aj.
Sheep Receipts, 1000; market steady.
Muttons, g 25al.j 20, lambs, 4, 0On6 .00 range
wothers, 2jW3.75; ewes, 2.50d3.5Q
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BIND YOUR MAGAZINES.
Old Books, Music and Magazines Put
them In strong new covers for preser-
walton. Many records Of value can be
saved ~ having them bound, The
News" bindery can do the work in any
form at any price
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Aug 19-SuBar raw, hrm.
Fair refining, . ll-l6; centrifugal % test
iA, molasses sugar . l-lb
Rehned--Quiet Crushed, $50; powdered
$50; granuluted, 500.
Coflee--Steady No, I Rio, Si8.
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Boston special, In commenting on
the organization of the Mexican con-
solidated company, says
\ permanent organization Of the
Mexico Consolidated Mining & Smelt-
ing company was effected at meeting
OF me ineorporators and others inter-
ested In this city by the election Of the
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WOOL.


St Louis Aug l9.-Wool, steady. Ter
mtory and western MEDIUMS, 22N2jGi me
medium, l6alS; fine DQl1
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TONoPAII STOCKS.

MORNING SALES
REGULAR CALL.
Con. Mercur POO at SO.
May Day 1900 NJ IA 5000 al =.
seller 80, 100 at b
Uncle sam, 500 al -.
Tetro, 100 at 81.
OPEN BOARD,
Ajax 100 at 3R.
Columbus Con, 100 at los, 100 at
Ill
DAILY, 200 at $40, 100 at 2,45. buyer
90.
Uncle sam Con, 100 az II
Tetro 100 at 3Oih 500 al 30.
TOTALS
Shares Value
Regular call 80. ,,,..&2oO $50 20
$500 Si486 20
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Aug. -Cattle-Receipts. g.
J0 market steady. Good TO prime steers.
j.oOq6 10, poor to medium, 3.5jm5.O0;
stockers and feeders, 00lfi 90; cows, 200
Ni.jO; helfers, 2 ,2jh5.OO; Gamers, J. 5n
$50; bulls. 2,00ni.o0, calves, 2.J0g6.5Oi
Texas led steers, 3.7ia4.Sj.
Hogs-Receipts today 1900, tomorrow,
Mixed aud butchers S,70a5. iO good 10
choice heavy, 3 2Oa53j; ough heavy. 4.S0p
BIO; light, 5.iQaJ,6 Q bulg Of sales, $3.50
Sheep Receipts, 5000; market steady,
lambs, steady Good TO choice whethers,
3I5ai3; fair 70 choice mixed, S.23a4,OO;
western sheep. 5.@qi@ native lambs,
OMAHA.
South Omaha Aug l9.--Cattle Re-
ceipts, 100 market slow steady Native
steers, 37505.15, COWS and heiters, 2, 6n
325; western steers, 3.00n4 50 Texas
steers, 275G350. cows and heifers. 2.WG
ais; Gamers, 25n2 90; stockers and feed
ers, 2.50Qa.S calves 2'0aA'15; bulls
Hogs Receipts 1000; market 5dlo cents
higher. Heavy. j.00d5 l2is, mixed, 5000
SO; light 5.oid5.lS pigs, A,5Oq5.Oi bulk
OF sales b.00h5 TO-
heep-Recelpts, $500 market steady.
Westerns, 3.i5d4 TO- wethers S,25q3.e0;
ewes. 300a3 30, comon and stockers, 29g
$50 lambs, 4.I5a5.B.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city Aug. 9,-Cattle-Receipts.
goo. market steady Native steers, ASA
SO; native COWS and heifors, 50fi4. S5;
suckers and feeders 2.b0a4.Z; bulls. eco
1870; calves, 2.00d450; western steers,
S.5Oa6.bo, western cows i7SaS5O.