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1t Opened Active While Prices
We're a Fraction or Two
Higher
DEALINGS WELL DISTRIBUTED.
During Latter Part Of the Day Every
thing Was Dull and
Undressing,

New York. April 1.-THE stock market
opened active and fraction higher all
around, Influenced by the cheerful tone
II the London market There were wide
openings In United States Steel preferred,
Brooklyn Transit and Atchlson on sales
Of $500 to 800 shares, the advances run-
ring to large fraction In those stocks.
Metropolitan Securities and Union Pacific
rose nearly point The dealings were
well distributed throughout the list Buy.
Ing for both accounts caused a further
Improvement in prices, but tho gains were
limited mostly to fractions. In Atchison,
/ New York Central, Brooklyn Transit,
| Tennessee Coal and Colorado Fuel the
rise reached about point In the less
active division Long Island and Pressed
Steel Car preferred rose ana ST. LOUIS
Il San Francisco second preferred, chi
cagO Great Western preferred, Delaware
& Hudson and North American 1 to IA,
Prices Of the leading stocks averaged p
above Saturdays close but were reduced
somewhat before ii o'clock. The mar
ket then became duh and irregular,
Marking mp Of the Fries ana Reading
about point was usc1 10 cover realizing
elsewhere. Anaconda rose and Rock
lsland preferred rs, but the course ul
the market generally was slowly down
ward ST. Paul, Southern Pacific, Bait.
more Il Ohio Amalgamated and the
United States steel stocks were carried
back Ia last weeks level Consolidated
Gas lost rs and Metropolitan street
Railway IA.
Bonds were irregular at noon.
Stadier tone developed after the noon-
day selling hut there were no decided
an IN q
gained 2is before the buying ceased.
The market during the latter part OF
| the day was dull and embarrassing,
Scarcely any OF the usual market leaders
| nuctuated more than Is and there was no
perceptible tendency,
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Machinery for Two Rigs Has Ar
rived and Construction Of First
Derrick Begins Tomorrow.
SITE OF FUEL WELL" SELECTED
About Ten Miles North of the City =
Work Under Supervision Of Chief
Driller Wallace,

BY tomorrow afternoon the Union Gas
& Pipe Line company, which was or
ganlzed recently with strong pittsburs
backing TO operate IN the oil and gaS
regions north OF the city, viii have ia
forces organized for an active cam
paign
a derrick builder of wide experience
In other fields has arrived 10 take
charge Of this part Of the work and by
Wednesday at the latest he viii have
the first derrick to be put up by thu
Union under construction.
A representative OF the company said
this morning that the initial well to be
drilled viii be known as fuel well, tho
expectation being that 1t will be utilized
to furnish natural gas for fuel purposes
and the product, when found in large
enough quantities, will probably bc
brought to the city through the old pipe
line IN use several years ago and deliv.
cred to the Utah Light & Railway com,
pany in accordance with the contract
entered into between the latter and the
Union company,
The site selected lor the well Is neal
the old Driver wells. about 10 mi's
north OF the city,
Chief Drller Wallace will superintend
the setting up OF the. new rigs and pro-
poses to get TO work az soon az possible,
The local officials Of the Union COM
pany reported this forenoon that the
machinery for the two rigs to be placed
In the field had arrived.
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CoMsTOCK', NEW PUMP.
Equipment Can liunu,e 800 Gallon o
Water Per Month.

The new 100-gallon pump Is being in
stalled at the Comstock and VIII soon
he ready for active work, says the
Park city Record, The station has
been completed for some time and
everything IL IN readiness for the open.
Ing up both ways Of the ledge on the
$50 level. The big pump will relieve
the two No, . sinkers ana afford ample
protection against any increase OF
water that the development of the vein
may bring about and az the same time
be a safeguard against the extra sur
face flow that the melting SHOWS is
likely to make. That the vein has been
gradually but surely draining during
the past two months OF dead work Is
evidenced by the fact that the pumps
are now handling only about 200 gall
Ions per minute, as against over 300
gallons OF very few weeks ago. The
combined capacity Of the pumps now
at the mine and In readiness TO oper-
ate on the j5O-fo0t level is over 1900
gallons per minute, so there is no
doubt that the development of the ore
bodies at that depth can go on unin.
terruptedly from now on. In fact
drifting has already commenced, and,
considering the large number Of string.
ers OF fine ore encountered I'm running
the last 20 feet, It Is expected that
when the ledge proper has been fully
opened the showing win be one to
gladden. the hearts OF the shareholders.
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Park City Stock Still an Uncer.
tain Quantity and Keeps the
Public Guessing.
THE TETRO 1OBOCCANING ALSO.
Daly.Iudge Remained Firm - Star
Consolidated Suffered Some
Reyerses.

Considerable trading was done on the
ncor of the Mining Exchange this
morning and while the volume of busl-
ness was not heavy In the aggregate,
It was well distributed among a NUM-
Der Of the stocks listed on the big
blackboard.
Generally speaking the market was
weak and among the ones to receive a
shock was Doly-West, which was
knocked down to $3.50, closing with an
offering at s946O. Tetro sank to 251a
cents. On the strength OF the an
nouncement OF a dividend and the
satisfactory progress being made by
the South Swansea, that stock took a
squirt upwards. a block selling on the
oren board. Daly-Judge continued to
hold It's own while Star Consolidated,
New York Bonanza and Con. Mercur
all suffered losses. A block Of DAILY
was brought out at $40. Grand Cen
trail which ls to pay the usual monthly
dividend Of $4,000 In few days, was
offered at Ai2I5; bid OF $40 was
made, the stock being In no demand.
The closing quotations and sales
were posted az follows:
TODAY's QUOTATIONS..
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CONCENTRATES.

The Honerlne Mining company has
some concentrates In today's market.
Seven properties are active In the
Miners Basin country In Grand county.
The silver King tramway az Park
city has been equipped with new
cable.
l.. H. Outzen and Sam Levy have
returned from trip to the Buckhorn
mine near Ophlr.
The Pioneer lode claim near Fillmore
is reported to have been bonded to In.
diana parties for $4,000.
The office force in the Newhouse Of
flces are preparing the pay checks for
the Boston Con, and other mines,
The mill at the Midas property in the
Deep Creek country viii 90 into COM
mission during the present week.
Charles o. Elllngwood. secretary OF
the Western Exploration company, eX.
poets 10 return 10 San Francisco next
Wednesday
The directors Of the Hannapah MIN.
lng u Smelling company have levied
an assessment Of a quarter of a cent
u share
W, A. Scott, travelling representative
of the Engineering & Mining journal,
has gone to Idaho In the interests Of
that publication,
state Mine Inspector Conner Thomas
Ia I'm Fort Duchesne this week inspect.
ing mines and meeting with the board
Of mine examiners,
d. b. Mcdonald Of the Mesaha range
iron mining regions OF Minnesota, is in
the city today eu route home from a
"trip to the Pacific coast
The Park Record says tho force at
the Ontario mine IL being increased
gradually and adds Another tl3, 0O0.
600 in dividends may be added to this
producers great record, "
A small force OF men Is at work at
the West Quincy mine at Park CITY,,
Upon Manager Turner's return from
the east II IS expected that II viii be
very materially increased.
Manager Whitley Of the American
Smelling q Refining company claims
to have no knowledge to the effect that
the project to build a copper smelter
at Murray has been abandoned.
supt Harrison Clement Of the Copper
Belt railway Of Bingham returned
this morning from Lima, o. The new
locomotive ordered recently was sup
posed TO have been shipped from the
factory ON last Friday.
Judge Lewis today rendered iudg.
mcnt In favor Of defendants In the case
OF Newton A, Dunyon against the Cane
Springs Consolidated Gold Mining com.
pany ct AL by which DEFENDANTS title
to some mining property is Quleted,
Judge W. l. Snyder manager Of the
California mine at Park city. went into
the diggings again this morning The
new strike reported several days ago
II said to nave wldened out TO eight
feet with only the foot wall exposed.
John sloCkett Jr,, OF Houghton.
Michi a son Of Director Slockett of
the sheba Mining company with prop.
critics In Humboldt New, Ia I'm the city
today, He Ia en- route 10 the Navada
mine on an inspection trip and expects
to leave for the west tomorrow.
a streak Of high grade galena ore
was encountered In the Majestic pro.
ptrty Thursday. The find is holding
out well and promises 10 be big thing.
a shipment win doubtless be made
from the Majestic IN the near future,
AZ the Nabob adjoining this property
q splendid showing Is also being made
Park City Record.
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PRODUCE.

Chicago April ll.-July wheat opened a
shade higher to &C. lower at S3AnS69.
to S6&. After selling at S6SnS6A, II re-
acted TO S6h, but rallied later 20 S6is,
Cash Wheat-No 2, red Goa | O3; No
3. red @5i10l; No. 2 hard, 92a9S; No
hard ajnR; No. /, northern, 96al0Q; No
2 northern, 909S; No. 3, hard S5n9i, No
/, northern. SAL %, No, 2, northern, 9lil
gS No 3, spring NSn9d
Corn-No. ?, 55ho53H; No .. i6iaai9A
Oats--No 2. 3Sit1?g. No Q. 80.
Close; Wheat May. 937s; July, SEA ~ ''s
old @isdSg. Sep1.. Il; old, %dSsb
Corn-AprIl. j2h May i2ls; July 01s
Oats May SSasdSSls; july 6as Sept,
32ls
Pork May, l2gj July, 1916,
Lard May, GIiigd6,50s July 6,65,
Rlbs--May, 6.3i, July, 6.OqG,j2,
Rye May a.
Flax-Cash, northwest, liz,
Timothy May 2&.
Cloycr-April 100
Barlcy--Cash, 33fiiL
The close was firm. July being Ac high.
er at Nhns6M, after the price had
touched SHSilb
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS
OPENING RUTH MINE.
White Pine copper Company Doing e.
feetiye work at Ely.

Work Is being pushed with energy
IN the opening OF the Ruth mine at
Ely, New, says publication of that
place
Having thoroughly proven the mag
nltude Of the ore body on the goo and
jOJ.foot levels OF their Ruth mine,
where they have no less than 100000
tons Of copper ore blocked out for ex-
traction through thousands Of feet OF
development work. consisting ~ drifts
crosscuts, upraIses, etc, the White
Pine copper company people VIII begin
at once the sinking OF the shaft below
the 5O0-foot level andathe same system
attic manner as that pursued IN the de-
yelopment OF those above.
Two pumps one a sinking and the
other station pump, arrived at the
mine Monday, and both will be put IN
commission Immediately. While the
work OF driving the shaft TO greater
depths Is being prosecuted, an abund-
ant supply OF ore with which to pro-
vide the plant spoken Of by Mr.. Flcm-
ming can be taken from the upper
workings.
The mine we arc Informed, Is show
ing a marked Increase IN the value
Of the ore, and never looked better IN It's
interesting history Of development
than Il does today
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BINGHAM CONS DEBTS.
Bond Issue OF 100000 Authorized by
Company's stockholders.

For the purpose Of funding the float
ing debts Of the corporation, a trust
deed TO secure bond issue Of 81 goo. 700
was filed IN the office OF the county re-
cor der last Saturday Is signed
by the Bingham Consolidated Mining
company, which IL incorporated under
the laws OF the state Of Maine and IS
In favor Of the Federal Trust company,
trustee, Massachusetts, concern. The
bonds bear interest at the rate OF 6
per cent, They bear date of Aprll / Of
the present year and are due In 10
years with 4 provision for the payment
at any time uron 30 days notice being
given by the debtors, The bonds are
eXchangeablc at the option of the hold q.
er for 20 shares of the company's stock
for each bond, the bonds being Of the
denomination Of $1,000 each. The deed
covers the company's properties and
equipment at Bingham.
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PROSPECTS NEAR CALIENTES.
Twenty,slS Locations Made Last Week
Hamburger Gold property.
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
Calientes. New, April 1l.-Twenty-siX
new locations have been made during
the past week within a radius OF 70
miles OF Calientes and splendid sam
pies Of free gold, chloride Of silver,
blackjack, lead, azurite and black oxide
of copper have been brought In by
prospectois.
Work on the Hamburger free gold
claim Is progressing rapidly, nearly ~
feet OF tunnel having been run on 4
foot ledge OF $50 quartz.
A number OF eastern nvaIids are
camping in Callentes. enjoying the de-
lightfully warm days and cool nights
and making daily calls at the Hot
Springs bathhouse on the edge OF the
townsite.
A pleasant party and dance was held
Al Culvorwell's hall Friday evening,
and many young ladies from outside
camps were In attendance.
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LOCAL MARKETS.

There are quite number Of changes
today, in the local markets. There Is
the general advance OF 10 cents IN
flour noted already in the News and
of ! cents In corn and oats, also, the
advance of 81 IN Timothy hay. Mutton
is up half cent wholesale so Is lamb'
dressed hens are slightly down. Oranges
have risen 8 and 10 cents, lemons are
Off so cents per box, potatoes are up
10 cents, peas are slightly advanced,
while tomatoes and asparagus are low
cred. There is no more sea bass or
eastern cat fish In the markets. The
following prices obtaining today, are us
follows.
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Held Lively Meeting Saturday Oppo
ston 10 Raising Capital stock,

The meeting Of the stockholders OF
The Star Consolidated Mining company
held ON Saturday afternoon In th1 Office
of cant. Timothy Eg0n WIS "A lively
ore. Opposition to the plan proposed
recently 70 increase the capital stock
10 1 900 900 shares was very pronounced,
especially when the contract drawn by
A combination OF gentlemen VINO nave
an alleged chlorlnatlon process for sale
Was read,
The interests Of the latter were repre-
scented by Mr. Landers and Prof.
Carmichael who discussed the adyant-
ages of their process nom their point
OF view,
When abe contract Was called for
Mr. Landers produced II ana turned 1t
over to the secretary OF the meeting
Harry Joseph who proceeded TO read II
so that those assembled could hear
every word he uttered.
According to It's terms II Is proposed
10 erect Il pPnt at the mine that VIII
handle not less than 100 tons OF ore
every a hours and extract ut least 50
per cent Of the values In gold silver
and copper at an expense OF not 10 eN-
coed $3.50 per ton. Mr. LandeTs and as
suciates agree TO erect the plant run
It Tor 90 DAYS and do all that Il claims
without cost to the Star company other
than supplying the plant with the ore
and turn II over TO the company free
of all encumbrance at the end Of the
80 days run.
The consideration for all this Is the
100000 shares, the proposed Increase
which II to be issued TO the gentle
men building the plant and placed IN
escrow IN n local bank
The consideration named IN the In
strument caused the trouble The opln-
ion seemed quite unanimous that to
give away az a bonus half the mine on
euch proposition as this one was not
quite the proper thing TO do How
ever, n committee was appointed TO IN.
yestlgate further which is TO report
nj the annual meeting 10 be held on
Thursday next The committee named
consists Of J. y. Turner, Marcus r.
Jones aud Henry Rives Ellis
The meeting this week promises ia
be all animated o.
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Against the Con. Mercur.

In the damage suit Of Mary Freeman
ct alr against the Consolidated Mercur
Gold Mines company judgment for
plaintiffs by consent has been entered
In the district court for S5lS. The suit
was brought TO recover Tor the death OF
Frank Freeman, husband and father
Of plaintiffs. who was killed In defend.
ants mine on Feb Q. 1904.
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THE CACTUS RESERVOIR.
Contractor pederlSh Is Pushing work
On IT,

Superintendent DederIch has the iOO,
OVO'Ballon reservoir at the Newhouse
about completed and 1t IL now being
rooted over. II Is safe TO predict that,
commencing two weeks hence and con-
tnulng the remainder OF the year the
town. Of Newhousc viii be the llveliest
Industrial center In southern Utah. The
building OF the railroad, great reduction
works and a new town win give EN-.
ploymcnt Tor all Of the idle men aud
teams In this section,
Receiver Tanner Of tho Majestic has
appointed Judge $, j, Bryan to look
after Office AFFAIRS and 10 have fun
charge In MIR. Tanners absence. A. l..
Fartheringham has been installed as
day Waterman at the smelter and Or
mond Monaham ana Morgan Stoddard
at the O, X, No other changes have
been made, Receiver Tanner made a
trip to salt Lake this week,-7Mllford
Times,
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WIN Leave for Mexico.

Manager S. L. Butler Of the Summit
Placer company's ozookerite mines at
Soldier summit Is preparing to leave
for Mexico tomorrow, where he Is man"
ager OF large gold mining proposition.
He will be accompanied by promi-
nent mining expert Of Butte, who goes
for the purpose Of making a thorough
examination Of the property,
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RAYMOND AND ILLINOIS.


Articles Of consolidation OF the Ray.
mond Mining company and the Tli.
nois Mining and Milling company into
the Responsibilities Mining company
we're filed In the county clerks Office
today, The office Of the company is In
this city ana It's capital stock is $500.
600, divided into shares Of the par value
Of 81 each, j. C, sullivan IL president.
j, ID. Wood, vice president j G, Lynch,
secretary and treasurer. They with
Thomas Kearns and j, NJ. Wheeler con.
stitute the board Of directors.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, April ll.-Butter, steady
Fresh creamery, lia22la state dairy ljg
~.
Eggs-FIrm. Western storage selections.
lSdiSh. western frsts iiAalS.
Sugar Raw, steady Fair refining, i-32;
centrifugal, NJ test. as; molasscs sugar.
2l-32 Refined Is q uIct; crushed. $40;
powdered, $50, granulaled, 40.
COffee-Flrm. No. 7 Rio, 6s.
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TEACHERS.

Or, Talmages new book, THE Great
salt Lake present and PasO," should
B In the hands Of every educator The
amount Of Information II contains re-.
latlng 10 the great saline sea, makes
II ~ Invaluable work for reference or
study Deseret News Book Store, Salt
Lake City. Utah.
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Grand Central Dividend.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence,
Provo, April 1.-THE directors OF the
Grand Central Mining company met
here Saturday Afternoon and declared d
dividend OF 10 cents Il share N25,OOO)
on the capital stock OF the company,
payable on the 1ith, The books Will
close ON the 18th.
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THIRTY-THREE AND ONE
THIRD PER CENT REDUCTION

Hargreaye's and Taber- Prang's ele-
CANT framed pictures, popular subjects
and new designs. Sale on for 10 days
only,
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
8 Main Street.
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BIND YOUR MAGAZINES.

Old Books, Musb and Magazines Put
them In strong new covers for preser-
walton. Many records OF value can be
saved ly having them bound. The
News" blndey can do the work in any
form at any price
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Liverpool Grain

Liverpool, April ll.--Cose: Wheat May
Gs GlSd; July, Is ed,
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TO USE DIAMOND DRILLS.
Colorado Fuel 4 Iron Company Getting
Active Again In Iron County.

Adyices received today from Iron
county brings the information that the
Colorado Fuel q Iron company Is pre-
pairing for an active campaign OF de-
velopment on its vast territory OF iron
lands Diamond drills are to,be used to
prospec, the ground TO greathdepth.
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Three Great Hats,

The Miller the Warburton, the Dem
ney, 50 hats OF distinction. When you
see smart hat II Is one OF these
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
l66 Main street
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WOOL.
81 LOUIS.

81, Louis, April ll,-Wool, steady Ter
rltory and western mediums, lSd20; hnt
medium l6iiii fine, ligl6
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lime Table
In Eject Nov. %
1903.

ARRIVE
San oEasn. Portland p,..
Louis nnsnslsco, Chleasb Butte.
From hn vmAha and Denvo, 81
points ~. and intermedls;.. HoAn
from from Ogden. Cache 49, .m S;loA an
'"'ermedlate points valley ana
fI Km Ogden. chicas, .,''''''""n'Han
ana CO., tity, Omaha Louis,
Flu u san Francisco Denver
Anthaunswd eni Cache yan ,.,"' .. ''app
Ffanci,ss, Portland Sn any, st
''''., . san
r., DEPART. '~R1
Io nyer' Kansas eli City T anS
f9t Ogden, Po,tlaa,n,s;''Ya.,,.,,. t,n.
medIS,ss san Franchise ana n ,,hitn,.
81 De-, Ogden, Omaha cs, ..'ioDan
ana sy e. Kansas City 8 G,o'fcogo.
YER 12en, cache VALLEY 'tb Re-" in Pm
Louis and Chicago omaha' 3d.
Heiens po rasne Valley. Butt. ""pa
co and e.,anu San Franeis'
D. D. N M s sSE,aaIrM, NJ. ' Tar %Tnli M,
D, B. SPENCER. A. q p a,
'e Te El,,SS; ~ Main s.rs,,
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nEGuLAR CALL SALES.

Carisa, 500 at g. ga.
Con. Mercur, 100 at 81 500 at 5Oi9.
Daly-West, 10 at 24.bO -
Star Consolidated 1 900 at lils; zoo at
Il, 200 at II 3 30.
Butler-L Liberal. 500 at IA; 500 at lSa
Little Chief 1000 at 2, $500
New York Bonanza, 100 az 81 l,OOO AT
So 1000 at 81. ..
retro, 30 at 2ila 3O' 200 at q 5OO'at
20, 200 at "a; 100 at 25i9.
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LIVE STOCK.
CIIICAGO.

Chicago, April l-Cattle--Recelpts D.
oOO; market slow Good 70 prime steers,
g. 25d5.GJ, poor to medium, $4,000;
stockers and feeders, 2.IJqi q; cows eco
q4.9; heifers, 92jai.l6; Gamers. 2.0oq
zO bulls. 2,2jnl 10; calves, 25Oa5 20;
Texas fed steers 4O0gi.6O.
Hogs Receipts today, 1900, tomorrow,
0.OOO; market steady to strong Mixed and
butchers. i.90ni.S0; god to choice heavy
g. l5fi5. IS. rough heavy, i.5dl6.l5; light
i.95q5. Is: bulk OF sales, j,00Gj.b.
Sheep Receipts, 1900; market steady to
strong, lambs. steady, Good to choice
wethers l.75d5. IS; fair 10 choice mixed,
3.jOH4.jO; western sheep i,3jq5.lj; native
lambs, i.5ou6.O, western laIabs, 500
66
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MEAT AND POULTRY.
NEW CATALOGUE OF
rtIItUCu WORKS
"Tho besf What Is"

Just issued Send TO Deseret News
Book Store. Salt Lake City, Utah, for
a free copy. Special terms to dealers,
agents and canvassers.
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OPEN BOARD SALES,

DAILY, 100 at 24j.
Daly-Judge, 300 at i25,
May Day. 1000 at So
Sacramento, 900 at lSis, 500 at is.
South Swansea, 500 at 6A.
Tetro, 200 at 25ls b 30.
Yankee Con, 100 at Al.
RECAPlTULATlON.
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REHABILITATION.
STAR CON. SHAREHOLDERS.

Forenoon totals 80" ..l5ho sSoo6I'