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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-29
CONCENTRATES.

A. b. Lewis has arrived In Chicago on
his way east,
The stamps at the Mammoth mill In
Tlntc are dropping again.
p. ]. Quealy Of the Kemmerer Coal
company Is IN the city today.
W. r. o'Meara Is expected to reach
home from Nevada tomorrow
Frank b. Cook expects to take his
departure for Goldneld early next week.
Superintendent Frank g. Janney Of
the Utah Copper company is In the city
today
J. W. Langley has returned from a
trip Of several weeks duration In Ida.
no.
Local shareholders of the Horn Sill
Yer Mining company have received
their September dividend checks.
The shareholders Of the Gemini mine
Of Tlntic have drawn down another
dividend Of $4,000 or $40 share.
James McGregor the owner Of large
territory Of mining ground In Park
city, Is visiting the ST. Louis fair.
The annual meeting OF the Horn Sill
Yer Mining company IL scheduled 70
take place In this city Sext Tuesday.
Frank l.. Wilson, the well known
Deep Creek minign operator expects
to leave for camp again within few
days,
Manager ]. J.. Daily Of the DAILY. Judge
Mining company left Boston today and
is expected TO reacn home early next
week
The extraction Of orc from the Cen
tcnnial-Eureka. after temporary sus-
pension, VIII be resumed again early
next week.
f. r. McNamee. the well known De-
lamar, New, attorney and mining man.
returned 20 the southern camp again
last night
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday were as follows.
crude ore and concentrates, StS.S37,
base bullion, $4,000
w. H. Peck and brother are pushing
work ON the new zinc plant az the Horn
Silver mine at Frisco where they have
force OF forty men employed.
Lewis Levine. manager Of the Bing-
ham West Dip properties, located on
the divide between Bingham and Stock.
ton, has returned from a trip east.
President Tony jacobson Of the co.
lumbns Consolidated has Joined the
auto brigade and has received n
bran new machine from the eastern
factory.
The Utah & Eastern Copper COM
pnny operating near 81 George I'm
Washington county. is AZ the samplers
today with ear and half Of copper
bullion and half car Of copper matte.
A. H. Mayne, the Salt Lake mining
man. who has been IN Goldfied some
time and was called home on private
business the first Of the month, re-
turned to camp Tuesday -GoldneId
NcNs.
Joseph Enzensperger, formerly OF Salt
Lake, and g, II Lamb. viii open a first
class restaurant next week az the cor
ner Of Columbia street and Crook ave-
nue.. Both men have had many years OF
experience IN the catering line. and
win no doubt make success OF their
new venture GoldAeld News.
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As TO MAY DAY.
Manager Darmer Says Mine Looks Bet.
ter Now Than for a Long Time.

Although developments at the May
Day mine Of Tntic have been pro-
crossing steady and With favorable re-
suits, Manager Darmer was not ready
to admit today that anything OF any
great Importance has been disclosed,
eve have opened body OF mixed ore In
a drift from the bottom OF the winze
sunk from the 300 foot level" said Mr..
Darmer Some OF the ore Is very rich.
hut really can't say how much we
have OF IT, The body we are now work.
Ing In may prove 90 be am important
one ana then again the orc may be cut
Of almost any time and we will be left
with only the present showing
II have contended for n long time,
however. that II we gained depth that
the May nay mine would redeem itself
The company has not had the means
with which to sink a shaft, 40 we have
been doing the next best thing by sink
Ing the Wine from the 800 We have
followed seam OF ore, and at the
incline depth OF 240 feet, evidences Of
the presence NJ body of ore we're made
manifest From this point a drift was
ordered startedi about ~ days ago the
ore body IN which VIC ore now working
Was broken into shipment sent IN
Melted the company 1851. sOther ships
ments are coming, but only ore encoun-
tered In the course of development Is
being taken out at present. There Il
no doubt but that the mine looks bet
ter now than II has Tor long time"
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PRODUCE,

Chicago. sept g9,--December wheat
opened unchanged 10 y cent higher az
1'l2h 10 / 1874. May opened unchanged %
\. higher az ,i3Ss TO l.l3A. December sold
uff 10 l.l2 and May to il2s
CASH Wheat--No. g. red, l6al u; NO.
g red. .OSal. u. No, 2, hard loqL3. No.
3. hard l.OlqtlO. No. 1, northern, lsH
i.@ No 2 northern, i'lOall5i NO s.
corn-No. 3 Ss4a5aa; No, O. 5Sd53ls
Oats-No b 30i4: No, g. %
Close: Wheat-Sept., ilOss; old, l,lJ9si
Dee. iiGnl ia, May, i.l2A.
Corn Sept 53ia; Dec 60b' May us
oats SENT. 30; Dec. CO.'S; May, S27s
Pork Sept. ITO. Oct, 49, Jan,
''fard.-sSbt. KISS. Oct. 752ls; Now 80;
Ian, 5Tis; May, 40
Rlbs--shpt, J12isi Oct" 1,iS'si Jann 6'sz's;
May, 6.aJ,
Rye Sept. Is,
Fiax2Cash. northwest l.lHs,
Timothy Sept, 20.
CloYer--S Sept, l2&
Barley--C Cash. 3iu4.
ON an active demand for Hour IN the
northwest December advanced 10 ~ ana
May 10 ii31s A sharp reaction followed
The market closing weak, with Decem,
her IN ssds. AT lllHdill1. May closed
with a loss Of cent at l.l2h.
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schwab Bought Steel,

san Francisco, Sept. 29-Charles NJ
schwab and the members Of his part,
have departed for the north and cas-.
IN a special train. Before LEAVING
town the ship building magnate caused
nutter OF excitement IN the stock
market by buying nearly sl,5oO,OOo of
preferred stock Of the United States
Steel corporation, While the greatest
possible secrecy is being majntained
as to The Identity OF the purchaser OF
the big block OF steel preferred, Il IL
the gossip Of local financial circles that
the stock was bought for Mr.. schwab's
account
The big purchase. which represents
one OF the largest brokerage transac-
tions ever witnessed IN San Francisco,
was made through the local Office Of Il
New York brokerage firm In all 10000
shares were purchased and ITS buying
ndvahced the market from Sii50 TO
$3.50. Figuring the stock at an aver
age Of si2. the deal represents a trans.
action Of sl,4f0000.
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Miners and MilImen Are Warned
Not to Go to New Nevada
District at Present
MORE MEN THAN WORK THERE.
Endemic Of Disease Feared Prompt
Measures to Prevent 1t, However,
VIII be Taken.

Goldneld Is good place for miners
and laboring men TO stay away from
nj present The Innux Of people
has been so great Of late that accom-
modaiions OF the town are being faxed
TO the. utmost. II is next to impossi'
bic to get lodgings and most Of the
new corners have TO avail themselves
OF tents which are being pitched on
every available piece Of ground on the
outskirts Of the town
The GOldheld Miners Union has sent
out a warning to all miners and mill
men that II Is to their interest TO
stay away. that there are more men
IN the camp now that can secure en-
ployment. Conditions are such that
man without money TO 20 ON has no
business there at the present time
Many citizens Of Godheld are fearing
an epidemic Of disease unless prompt
measures are taken 10 clean up the
streets and alleys. which have reached
flthy condition OWING to the lack
Of proper sanitation and the crowded
condition OF the town,
The Godhed News OF current issue
sounds the alarm and urges the clli'
Gems to begin a thorough house clean
Ing at once. II says
"The alleys and hack streets OF Cold
field are becoming filthy IN the extreme
and prompt and thorough cleaning UP
Is needed n the health OF the town Is
10 be maintained This IL q matter
which cannot be given TOO serious at,
tention. Every property owner should
rec to II that debris is not allowed 70
accumulate on his premises and steps
should at once be taken 10 give the
town thorough renoyatlng.
Unleas something Is done IN this d.
rectIon an epidemic and harvest or
death is threatened Whoever has au-
thority IN this direction should see TO
A that the renovation II started nj once
and n such authority Is not vested IN
the officers, the matter should be taken
up By the citizens generally.
'aThe health OF GOldheld Is excellent
at present but cannot continue unless
the menace Of Filth and debris which Is
fast accommodating Is removed. Goldheld
cannot afford 10 pass through the eN-
perience of the first winter IN Tonopah,
when an epidemic broke out which re-
suited In many deaths before i could
be checked.
I prevention IL better than cure In
this matter and the danger can be
averted II proper steps are taken IN
time"
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LA SAL DEAL PENDING.
Denver Parties Interested In Blg Merger
Of Mining Properties.


A special to Denver paper from Ba-
sin, La Sal county, states that an Inn
portant mining deal Ie now being nego-
tiated whereby Denver capital Is be-
coming deeply interested II Is the
merger Of all the principal mines on
Mineral mountain, with the famous
High Ore at the head OF the transact
ton. The men who are promoting the
proposition are Colonel Thomas Il.
Crawford and Archie T. Alderman,
members Of the Baalbec Mining COM
pany OF Clear Creek county. This camp
was recently visited by Mr.. Alderman,
and while here he made an expert ex-
animation OF the properties and closed
conditional agreements with several
mine owners for options on properties
surrounding the High ore, which they
had subsequently bonded from the own
or. Mr. O. y. I.outsenhelser. once fam
Gus IN the San Juan country and after
whom the well known Old Lout mine
near Ouray was named,
In closing the deal ON the High ore
the company agrees To run a 2.00O-foot
tunnel into Mineral mountain through
the High Ore ground, and In 80 doing
they necessarily viii have to own or
control all adjacent property. which
win include the skylark group Of three
claims, the Double Standard, Golden
Scepter, Copper Glance, Sunrise, NJ, I,
r., Annie Lautle and Florence mining
claims.
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G. 7. Dalton Has Undertaken The
Development Of a Group
Of Iron Claims
STRIKE IN THE BRAODURN.
Another Reported from the Alder
baran Several Imported Deals
Pending Other News

Special Correspondence.
Marysyalc Utah, Sept s6.-G IT, Dal.
ton, the we'll known mining man, Is
again In the front ranks. lie has sue
ceeded IN interesting capital ina group
Of iron claims about four miles north
OF Marysyale The ore is hematite. and
has every indication OF proving to be
bonanza. Several men are employed
and work viii be vigorously pushed
Uncle John Baker Is making an ex-
cellent showing on the Bully Boy, and
VIII soon have car Of high grade lead
ore, carrying rich values In gold and
silver, for shipment
1t Is reported that fine body Of ore
has been opened w In the Bradburn
property, OF which Mr. Henry Bradburn
IL the general manager.
3D. r. Ashby Of the Alderbaran, has
made strike Of some very fine ore.
Work II being steadily pushed. The
company Ia composed largely Of Mis-
souri, parties. Some Of them recently
paid visit to the property and were
greatly pleased with the outlook. Work
VIII be continued all winter.
Several deals Of Importance are on
taps, and VIII materlalize soon. This
viii be OF added benefit TO the Mays
vale district. and will insure good
winter season for this district
"The Marysyale Free Lance" Is again
In the ring, being under the edtiorship
Of lts former owner, Col J f, Gibbs,
Who besides having large mining in
teres,s IN this section, Is the Democrat
&c candidate for the Legislature from
plute county Col. Gibbs has unceas-
ingly worked for the mining interests
OF southern Utah, and has done more
than any other man in this section, 10
rail- attention TO the vast mineral de-
posts along the Mt. Badly gold belt.
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LOCAL MARKETS.

IN todays local markets, the prices
quoted below Tor -four and grain arc
standard prices which dealers are pro-
Tossing TO live M to-as far AZ they can.
But the mills are reported as cutting
under 10 got business and that this
IL likely to continue AZ long as the
chcaply bought wheat lasts. Some time
ago, mlllers bought from 10000 to 10000
bushels Of very cheap wheat which
they have been grinding and while that
lasts the stability Of local prices is I'M
certain, Cocoanuts Utah cueumbors
aud local lettuce arc no more, and Utah
pears have gone up In price. But there
~ q slight fail In wholesale meats and
poultry.
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MAY DAY A FEATURE,
TIntie stock Seems TO be an Attraction
lust Now.

Just Now
The feature OF the forenoon trading
on the Mining exchange was furnished
by May Day. Although the officers OF
the company have done their utmost to
keep It quiet. nevertheless the fact has
leaked out that recent developments
have been OF a decidedly encouraging
nature, which has been made evident
by the character OF the bate and more
frequent shipments Of ore, Officials OF
the company denied from time to time,
when questioned, that any Developments
OF. consequence had taken place, and
today Manager Darmor was very con-
sentative IN making a statement cam
Oernlng physical conditions, While adj
hitting that things look encouraging,
yet he declared developments have not
progressed TO the point where the true
Importance OF the strike, II IL may be
called one, can De measured. However,
the stock advanced again and sold up
20 lOA cents
on the open board Daly-West was a
seller at 1900, Sacramento weakened,
and Nalldriver was brought out at 10
cents Uncle sam Consolidated pulled
through unchanged
The closing quotations and sales
Werc
TOpAY'S QUOTATIONS
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GoLDFIELD SENSATIONS.
Paintings Made on the Sandstorm Claim
SHOW $4,000 TO the Ton.

Onuh poOiuOO W tne lpns
The Gardner, Oddie and Duneld
lease on the Kendall claim, generally
referred 10 as the Sandstone, brings
forth another sensational strike this
week, In an open cut 80 feet west Of
the older workings juncture Of two
cross veins was found. Al this point an
ore shoot ~ to IA inches wide has been
exposed that carries phenomenal VAL
ues Repeated paintings have been
made that indicate values ranging from
10000 20 $4,000 per ton. Development
has proved the shoot to be three feet
long Samples from the rich find show
quantities OF oxidIzed gold.
81 Ives comes forward this week
with one OF the biggest strikes from all
reports In the history Of the camp In
the drift which is being run on the
ledge In the Joshua lease an ore body
was encountered from which first SAM
pllngs gave an average assay Of 81 300,
The day the strike Was made 81 sacks
Of this quality Of stun was taken out
The whole face OF the drift Is now in
shipping ore, four feet Of which IL said
to run $50 70 the ton and II If being
sacked as rapidly as possible,-Goldheld
NpOe
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NOTHING TO rHE STORY.
Gnegenhelm Family Not AniagonI1ln Ing
The American smelling Company

Vice President Rarton Sewel Of the
American Smelling & Refining compa-
ny, declares there Is nothing to the
story from Denver to the effect that the
Guggenheim Exploration company was
obtaining control Of the heaviest pro.
ducmg mines OF the country and would
soon be In position to dictate to the
American on the contrary he says
the Guggcnhelms are so extensively
Interested IN the American that II Is
unreasonable 10 believe that they would
do anything to antagonlze the Amer-
can The Guggenhelm company is a
mining company only Mr. Scwoll says,
and rs not engaged IN the smelling in
dustry AT all.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Sept 29.-sugar. raw
steady Fair refining, 81 centrifugal p.
test, sis. mOlasses sugar, ~.
Refined quiet. Crushed, j.s; powdered,
o as; graduated 30
Coffee Steady. No. z Rio, Sh.
Butter and Cheese Unchanged.
Eggs Steady. Western fancy selected
2iisn23
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GOING TO IRELAND.
Bob Francis Of Stateline wllis spend
Winter on the "Old Sod"

Bob Francis. who has held the posi-
ton Of foreman OF the Johnny mine OF
Statellne for several years, is IN the
city and win leave IN n few days to
mingle with acquaintances OF his boy
hood DAYS In Ireland, where he expects
to remain during the winter
in speaking Of the camp OF State
line today Mr. Francis says practically
everybody has left except the three
store keepers and they will pull up
stakes and get out as soon as possible.
Mr. Francis says the Johnny company
may decide 10 operate the mine again.
but he hardly believes anything viii be
done with the property before
next spring and may be not then.
However. he does not believe the COM
pany Is ready TO abandon the PROPOSE
ton entirely
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oetober Dividends Heavier,

New York. Sept 29.--October dlyi-
dend declarations thus far made by
industrial corporations show an in
crease IN the total Of about $500, 900
over last year This increase is shown
despite the fact that two dividends
amounting to nearly $500 900 which fig
ured IN the October, 1909 list are now
missing.
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LIVESTOCK.
OMAHA

South Omaha sept 2a-Cattle-Re-
cepts, 500; market jNlO cents lower Ma
tive steers. iOfl6C0, COWS and heifors,
O. 25fi3 60, western steers 2Nfl 90; Texas
steers 265Q3 50, cows and hclfers, 2.lOn
3.25, Gamers j002OO. stockers and feed
ers. 2.2j03.9) calves, 8OpU5.2i bulls,
stays, etc. l.75n9.W
Hogs Receipts $500: market 10 cents
lower Heavy, 5.5jU6.65; mixed 5D15.iO;
light. 5.i0fb.@; pigs 5.Coaj.iO bulk Of
sales 5.60n570.
Sheep Receipts, 1900 market steady
Westerns, 3ejiiiO0. wethers 30On3.D,
ewes, 8. iOa3 50; common and st0ckels,
2. 25a3 70. lambs i.lOd5.00.
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WOOL.
ST LOUIS

st. Louis. Sept N.-Nool. steady TO
firm. Territory and western mediums, II
fig2; hne medium. linlS; inc, lV'lb.
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Time Table
In Effect June +,
1901. ~ y


a. AkAlNE.
fsom Ogden, Portland NM.
,en Francisco Chicago ~,
louis, Omaha and DenSe, o.
Ivm ogden and ntermodls, e'A a h.
points ..,. ''''ulale
I ISi9, 0gdss1 Cache Valley and ..3aa
,e'mealatc points '"u
I'm Ogdon Chicago, 81 onis, ll'oo a. n.
Nunsas CITY Omaha Denye,
~ una Ban Francisco
rom Ogden, Cache Van..". hA b a.
hutle' Portland ana San TrsSS
cisco .u.., d.. rum
pEpA,pt,,aa,'''''v l''ap. m
ogden, Omaha Cbiosa
p el, Kansas CITY and
Fgr Ogden, Portland nni;o 40 IN
san francisco and ntermedl.
FOR Ogden, Omaha cbic,..a"W'0 a M
Denver Kansas CITY. N iosS,
ana San Franclscu ''uA
FOR Ogden Cache Vallev ~ idl D. m
YER Kansas CITY Omaba "Vl-
y, louis ana Chicago ..,," ."
PQf Ogden, Cache Valley Rn,, 80 ,. NJ
elena. Portland, San Frsn,
CISCO ana intermediate point" n.c
"a 4 ~ SCHuMACHER T,ot n
~ 3, sPENCER. A. @. =. 4
Olsy Ticket office, Gi Main 81
Telephone 20 9NVel
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WHOLESALE
FARM PRODUCTS.

Alfalfa, per ton, bailed,..n 1880
Timothy. o. ..,, "a 90. 400
wheat, per bu. .,,,.,. ..am 100
Corn, per cwt.u..,,,,...... l.45
Corn, cracked, per owt.,,", $50
Oats.... %. 49, go. .. .n $50
Barley, rolled. per owtu eco. 1886
Flour, family per cwt. .,.,, $3.50
Flour, straight grade. per cwt $50
Flour, high patent, per cwt. go
Bran and shorts 80 ...... 40
Straight shorts" D, q, l.. 49,. l.20
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Gold CTaetr, Near Goldiield, the Scene
OF Important Discovery.

Aonther bonanza strike has been
made near GoIdheli. this time In the
Gold Crater district, twenty-siX miles
east and slightly south Of here, says
the Goldheld News, Sanders & lnman
Rre the lucky owners this time,
Saturday Mr.. lnman sent In some as
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City. Sept. @.-cattle- Rcceipts.
5000; market steady Native steers, 3.Ilr
COO, native cows aud heifers, l0di 90
stockers and feeders 2 25d4.OO bulls, LIS
N8.25i calves, 2.j0a5Oi western steers
Hogs-Receipts, $500, market lower
Bulk OF sales 5.75Q5.Sj, heavy 5sDdj 800;
packers, 5.i5a5.9O; pigs and lights, 5'Sofl
us.
Sheep Receipts. 1900; market steady
Muttons, Q. o0Q3 SO, lambs l.GQ5 % range
wethers, Q. 2j08sQ. ewes, 2.ija3.O
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NEVADA STOCKS
REGULAR GAIL SAFES.

REGULAR CALL SALES.
May Day, 1000 at 10; $500 at 1919
1900 at i0N
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Daly-W West. "a at 100
May Day, 500 at lois, 500 at 1854
Naildrver 100 at 10.
Sacramento. 1000 al l3ia
Uncle Sam Con- 100 az 1915
RECAPITULATION.
Regular call. =, d. 1000 1lAa1
Open board. :. u...3Sl5 ,j6a Is
r,,,o,,,, crtctslg IN g-t a. 1et 70
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YITAII.

Corn, per cWt ..,,., -, ,,nt l8O
Corn. cracked, per owt.,..,. i,65
Wheat, per buuu,. "a".",ll0Ql20
oats 80. ....,. .......... 1856
Barley rolled, per cwt.. o. l,b0
Flour. family per cwt" u 2.b0
Flour, straight grade per owt go
Flour high patent. per cwt. 29O
Bran and shorts. d. .n.. 100
Straight shorts. . . ana, iSO
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MEAT AND pouLTRY.

Dressed beef, lb., ,.",,..lia TO O5is
Dressed pork, ID ,o...,.u .0S
Dressed veal, ID ..,,",". 0S
Dressed mutton, b. ....ua Oll
Lard.o.o.. ..,. u..".,, rs
Dressed hens, lb,u. .... 90 10
Dressed springs, ID ,.,.,,. rs
Lamb carcass ........., $50
Live hens, per lb.. " =, $50 IL
Live springs l.. ~
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Butter, ID. ,o,n" .n.u.. .26
Cheese, ID .,.. ..,.,.n,. II
Eggs. per case. . .,a $500 a NOO
Eastern fancy cheese. ,Du",. IAN
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Chicago. Sept 9.-4Cattlo-Receipts 49,
go, including 200 westerns. market steady
10 lower Good 20 prime steers, 3. i0d6 81
poor TO medium 3.9Od5,2j, stockera
and feeders, 25a4 90, cows, l&qf,g,
heifers, 500 20. Gamers, 50a2 70, bulls,
q lDdl %, calves 3.0ON6.j0, Texas fed
steers l.OOa5 jO western steers, 5000
$50.
q, 0OOl market iOdl5 cents lower Mixed
and butchers, 60a6 05 good TO choice
heavy, b.s5G6.00: rough heavy, 5,35qo.N;
light, 8. 65aG 90. bulk Of sales, 5.l0Q5,S.
Sheep Receipts, 10000, market weaker
lambs strong Good to choice wethers
3. SOdl. 30. fair TO choice mixed 3,&di,gl.
western sheep, 2.%ni Isl native lamos'
i.i0n6.o; western lambs tz0qo'ee
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NEW DISTRICT FOUND,

roreno onlotals ...l0N5 Mssl