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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-02


CHARLES 4. ADAMS.
$40 coiman bldg
400 TO tsso-EAsY TERMS
Cleared lots soHioe. only 10 minutes
ride from First ave. These lets are
slonE the Rainier Pianksd Bouisvari
Of the proposed Jaeksen street ' re-
Erade They are well located for
q. NJ JORDAN. COLONIAL. BLOCK
Beth Phones kkT
FIVE
AMID
ITEM
ACRE
TRACTS Of fine rich level land. rum.
ming water. railroad station school
= @ store e minutes tide !
Irics nto 60 t1o each for 10. acre
tracts; cheapest land IN the atats.
and ~ sell an ans terms. Take II
n. train 90 MsHdo~dals, So M
our aren't meets tho train end viii
show you the unroid tracts Sc have
iiiss living there DC % ana isih
with the Satisfied purchasers :
WEST & WHEELER.
colmsn Block.
fes ssls--R..l Estate.
io PEN CENT rER ASSun
N WHAT TIDE LANDS PAY.
The average tide lana lot ptssrhassa
ufs years sso has increased "a value
lso per cent
Lets bought three years ago have in
creased so per cent
Lots i.aaEhs A present prices nil
We can sell yoa well ioeatsa iots AZ
$50 and up~sfds. 81 ssss tsfms. ~
little AZ eas-fifth cash IN some caass.
rhs advance In the nsrt ysar wlii b.
phsuumSuaI
coms n and ace shat we can effss
1ss We can surely make yeu
HOWARD II LEWIS a CO.
THE TIDE LAND DEAfERa
HAi.i.ER BUILDING.
u1o- slK-Roem Cottage 20
Corner Lot soxiez
Terms isoo Cash. tsgo Per Moath.
aadfona Hin District
mEht Where rhinxs Are being.
Beautiful Bath. Toilet and Bowl
Large Paatry. large Front FIaEaa.
Has Never Hern oeeapiss.
CLIFFORD REALTY TRUST.
Main at. Ind A fiss y
TIE NEW ADDITION
Come , s9 d. sss sS , 10, tns larEe ots eless
blocks - car 81 Ia lssa than adj |
joining lots. We know We can please
you Come compare uricsa 4 am
closing out my iote at ~ IN
ny OWNER.
Room 20 Inian block.
IL First ave III
NEVER before have people had the
opportunity % make 80 much money!
with 20 little IN Eoufhsnat erafffs
lQts are selling at ~ % 10 tan terms |
% per week. Every lot will double |
w value IN y months. because fhe |
TaEreds uf Jackson street is g0inr |
IN. because the big trunk sewer II |
almost completed We have 10 fnlu.
car service nov ana Will soon haYf'i
, min service. Now u the time ford
you. Lots TODAY and tomorrow feIf I
LIZ I'm Oh. nNnfar .-lh.n-alI. - |
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e--...aI'ssl. IE#s,sts-eontinusd,
oEoRGETowN GARDEN LAND.
tls0=rof large tracts covered with
bearing fruit trees. Thih ground In
ali cultivated aud very rich.
We have other tracts from 40 up.
Remember this II on the car line. and
new houses are being built IN this
addition.
Come la and set tho tract advertised.
It's worth more money,
A ROBINSON.
sg7 Alaska Building
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A nAR0ATHi

House Of rooms strictly modern. on
lath ave. Capitol Btu District. large
Lot Price H.eaeo. This will include
o. 90 ~ worth 81 furniture now IN
the house House alone Ia worth
price asked without furniture.
THE REALTY SECURITY CO.
aG-E=t Boston Block.
IhausHa Main Az. Ind. tzzg
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BROOKLYN DISTRICT
s-roam modern cottage. nearly new
huIlt To last. large closets. fine vitM
~ 90. eutue terms
MERRITT REALTY CO.
81 New York Block. q
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TWO BARGAINS

House and nice lot on Queen Anne
I'LL only iA0 IT must be cash.
hut here IL one on two nice slightly
lots NJ north end u Green Lake
rooms city water and large base
mcut. fer 100. and only So down
viii answer. Balance on terms 4
fine opportunity for some one.
l.. J. sPRENGLE. $50 Arcade
Phones. Main iigi and a Gd. -
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NuefldN HAf.E on noOaffioff
OoonH FRIDAY, NOV I'M atR ,.
htgkERroN, ea9s FtRHf ANEN UH.
1850 A AZ SHARP bedroom sets,
ton hsda, gpflnEr. metVsaheHI bed
Mns hufeahs, yQmlAodes ehnifs
lockers carpets Curtains. > roller
folding beds. chiffonisrH. extension
tabivH stand tables. leather uphals
stored ehhira. elegant kimhaii plano.
fine organ tmHku Weaver cuht hes,
ranges, heaters. Kitchen utsnntla.
Ute etc
q. a. ntCH EHfoN. Auetloueer.
Sale Friday, November 3 s5as Fret az
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T0f1cF~ f1St opened. BAH and SfSse.
sage Psrlars. Suite IA. Grand Pacific
Hotel. liish lat ave. "A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-08

oughly that Il has taken all this time
10 get IL IN shape for real minerlike
work They We're down about $50 ieet
when they quit and our men have now
reached the SO0-foot level When the
company regaiued control. we had 10
straighten Out the shnft and put ID
an engine and gallOwstrame. II VIII
probably take az least six months more
20 put the mine in proper shape. We
are continuing 20 sink the shaft away
from the ledge and will so down until
we reach water We nope 10 get lou or
200 feet lower before striking IT, ana
until that time we Wll not undertake
to tap the ledge which itself carries
more or less water 40 soon as we do
get 10 water we viii crosscut to the
ledge 4 mill viii be built on the
property.
Former Gov Budd is vigorous in his
defense OF the company's management
lie says THE criticisms that nave
been leNeied against II are entirely
mjustlhable. As has been shown, the
officers hands were tied from Nov. .
1906 until April 5 OF tn,s year. long
period in which the legitimate develop
ment OF the property was at stand-
still. Let us settle all these disputes,
and therell never be any more trou-
bic. | shall be called back to san
Francisco about the middle OF August,
as | am engaged as counsel IN the tIlal
of Jacob Eppinger As soon as tnat
IL concluded ! shall return here ana
remain until all these cases have been
fought to a finish
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UTAH COPPER.
MEETING CALLED.
Final Action in Three Million
Dollar Bend Issue to be
Taken September 5,
AT JERSEY CITY, NEW JERSEY.
Capital Stock Of Company to be To-
creased to 50, geo, 900 ~ Stock for
Bonds at SEQ Per Share

The date for the special meeting Of
stockholders Of the Utah Copper cog.
pany. at which the action Of the board
OF directors In authorizing the proposed
So 900. 900 bond issue viii be ratified
has been set for September D. az II
o'clock a, M and the place Is at No Is
Exchange place, Jersey city New Jer-
sey.
Notice TO this effect was received dur
ing the day In circular addressed from
the Offices Of the company at Colorado
Springs. While tho plans for the pro-
posed bond issue have been pretty gem
orally exploited I'm the public press, the
fact that It Is also proposed to 'n-
crease the capital stock OF the company
at the forthcoming meeting has been
withheld by the sources from which the
newspaper men have received the ln-
formation concerning recent events.
According to the circular bearing the
name OF President Mcneil II Is pro-
posed TO raise the authorized capita
stock from $500 600 TO 5000 600. Presi-
dent Mcneil says:
THE matters TO be brought before
the meeting as designated I'm the notice
are Of great Importance.
Your directors have carefully con-
sidered the whole subject and have
taken action recommending the pro-
posed issue Of bonds and the increase Of
authorized capital stock The opera
tons of the company have already
demonstrated the great extent Of Us ore
deposits and the capacity OF the present
is wholly inadequate TO treat the ton
mage Of ore which Il is desirable and
practicable TO produce I'm order to OBJ
cain the best results and secure the in
come the company should enjoy The
proceeds from the sale Of the proposed
issue Of converta Bile bonds are u be uti-
lied VI the erection of another mill Of a
capacity OF &C least 5000 tons per day.
and The probabilities are, the capacity
may ultimately be greatly in excess of
said amount to the retirement of the
present Issue Of Z per cent bonds.
amounting in the aggregate to $3.50, 600.
par Vplue; to providing working capt.
tai and the general purposes Of the
company In carrying out It's enlarged
operations
'The bonds are to be convertible at
the option OF the holder within Ave
years from their date into stock Of the
company az the rate OF $50 per share. or
so shares Of the par value Of $40 each
for each $1,000 bond. II viii thus be
seen that II Is necessary TO authorize
an increase OF the stock TO provide for
the retirement Of the bonds II the hold
ers elect"
The bonds are 10 be issued I'm the de-
nomination Of 81 600 each and are to run
for 10 years, drawing interest at the
rate Of 6 per cent per annum. The
transfer books Of the company close
on the 18TH inst and reopen ithe day
following the final adjournment Of the
meeting.
lt viii be noted that the bonds are
convertible into stock at $50 a share,
but this does not indicate that that is
the figure named IN the option on the
stock Of McNeill-Penrose-Jackling and
others
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FIRST PRICES
SLIGHTLY HIGHER.
Mainly We're Small Fractions
Above Those Prevailing at
The Close Yesterday.
CONFIDENT BUYING OF U. P'S.
Some Strength Shifted Into the Penn.
sylyania and Southern Groups
Slight Reaction Noticeable

New York, Aug. S--FIrst prices on tho
stock exchange today were mainly small
fractions above those prevailing at the
close yesterday Some large orders were
distributed IN The carrying stocks and
there was an Improvement OF two points
each IN Great Northern preferred and
Northern Pacific Confident buying Of
Reading Ello and Union Pacific although
attended by very small advances aroused
a general following and speculation
broodeaed ana became active. Realizing
depressed the coalers at Il o'clock and
stopped the rise elsewhere. Some
strength shifted into the Pennsylvania
and southern groups resulting In one
point gains for Baltimore ana Ohio and
Illinois Central but the general tendency
toward reaction became rather noticeable
New York, New Haven n Hartford, and
railroad securities rose y and United
Railway Investment, American Ice and
Paper :. Chicago and Eastern Illinois
Certincates rose T.
Bonds were irregular at noon.
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MIR. NEwnoUsE HOME.
Admits Change In boston Con. Plans "
Promising copper Company

Samuel Newhouse returned from the
east yesterday afternoon and was
again NJ his Offices IN the pooly block
during the forenoon. Asked concern
ing the uncertainty as TO the location
OF the proposed Boston Consolidated
milling plant, MIR Newhouse admitted
that there had been some changes made
In his former plans. yet he declared,
there were circumstances I'm relation to
il which he did not care to discuss at
this time
The belief is growing that American
Smelling interests are about to, II they
have not already secured an option on
the Boston, land that II is destined to
the same road that the Utah Copper
has done.
During his absence, Mr. Newhouse
secured an option on copper property
which appears to be one Of magnitude.
The samples received az his Offices In
dictate extraordinary richness, and II
the proposition passes muster with the.
experts dispatched to the scene, It will
mean the early outlay OF as much as
S2,50000O in purchase money Until
the experts return with their report,
Mr. Newhouse desires to keep the To-
cation of the property under cover,
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PRODUCE.

Chicago. Aug Notwithstanding low
en- prices at Liverpool e,wheat market
here was comparatively steady, The
volume OF trading however was very
light. Commission houses were moder-
ate buyers. The selling was scattered.
September opened unchanged to shade
higher at S3AQA to s3fs, After selling at
Ss5s the price settled back to @i4aSs
Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago report
ed receipts of ga cars against 31s a year
ago. =,
Fair demand from prominent bun
caused "A strong tone IN the corn market,
offerings were light September opened
unchanged at 20 and advanced to 1S9s.
Smaller receipts thar estimated had a
STRENGTHENING effect on the oats market.
September opened unchanged at 25lg, sold
at 26s. and then rallied TO 26is.
Provisions were steady as result Of a
cent advance IN the price Of live hogs,
The market received fair support from
packers September pork was 2l2c lower
10 2lac higher az l3Sis TO- l5,s2l9' lard
was off ~ at Ism and ribs were up .
at S9
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New Company Formed.

Articles OF incorporation Of the Bea-
yer Dam Mining company were filed
yesterday afternoon with the county
clerk, in which the total value OF cap
ital stock Is given as 100000. with two
thirds fully paid The principal stock
holders are B. +, Caffey OF Salt Lake,
who owns 30 900 shares w, p. Caffey
Castle Gate. 5000 shares II. Il. Caffey
Mercur 5000 shares, c. X. MacLean,
Salt Lake, 10000 shares; A, d. Mclean,
Price, $4,000 shares. The term of cor
porate existence is TO be 80 years. The
following officers are named President,
W p. Caffey vice president and treas
urer, Il. f. CAREY: secretary f. F..
Coffey The company is In possession
OF thirteen mining properties, including
the Bromide group all of which are To-
Gated IN the Beaver Wash country a
few miles out of Acoma, on the line
OF the Salt Lake route, in Washington
county.
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CONCENTR ATES.

j. 7. Gardner has returned from a
two weeks trip to his Nevada ranch.
II is expected that the Manning mill
viii go into commission again in a few
DAYS
sidney Bambergcr has returned from
q trip OF several weeks duration 10
Alaska. He went out TO the Fortuna
mine Of Bingham this morning.
Manager Geo. n. Dern of the Consol-
idated Mercur reports that during tho
month Of July approximately $1,000 tons
OF ore WINS put through the mill
The orc and bullion settlements re-
ported late Yesterday by Mccormick
q Company were as follows. Crude ore
and concentrates, Sl2,50O. base bullion
1900.
Warren @, Rogue, who recently re-
signed the management o fthe salt
Lake branch Of tho Mine and Smolter
supply company TO 20 with the West
ern Iron mills company Of Denver. IN
which he has acquired an interest de-
parted for his new post OF duty last
night
W. G., Thomas ~ the Nowhouse staff,
has returned from Greenwood. i. Co.,
where he has been attending TO smell
ter improvements az Me Boston Il
Montreal property which recently
came into Tho possession OF Samuel
Newhouse. Mine Manager NJ. NJ.
Johnson IS expected to reach the city
tomorrow.
The management OF the Southern
Pacific Mining company operating
north Of ogden, has had some concern
tration tests made on ores from that
property and with encouraging results.
The crude ore carried $40 per cent cop
per, while the concentrate produced as
saycd $500 per cent copper, I'm addi-
ton 20 which was as much as 90 In
gold and 80 ounces IN silver.
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Carlton T. Moore Begins Duties OF chief
Mechanical Engineer.


Carlton f. Moore, who was recently
appointed to the position Of chief me-
chanical engineer IN charge OF the
mines and smelters of the United
States Mining company has been
Installed In his new position and oc-
cupies office room provided for hnn
ON the fifth floor OF the Dooly block.
Mr. Moore was induced to come to this
state upon the solicitation OF General
Manager Walter Fitch Of the United
states company reslgning similar po-
sitlon with the Old Dominion Copper
company 1T Globe, Arizona, which cor
poratOn .he had served number or
years After graduating from the Mich
igan college OF mines In 1894, Mr.. Moore
became an instructor I'm that institu-
ton, Afterwards he became identified
with the Arcadian mine. as assistant
superintendent, in the Lake superior
copper country, from that position he
went 10 the Wisconsin Bridge and Iron
company as superintendent OF construc-
ton I'm the Michigan copper districts;
after that he accepted a place with the
Oliver Iron Mining company In its Du-
luth engineering office and, ON leaving
there went TO Arizona; first. as mama
ger of the Mitchell Development COM
pauys mine and back again TO the Wis
consin Bridge q Iron company as sup
crintendent OF construction ut GlopA
on completing bi5 contract Mr. Moore
went TO the Old Dominion
The glad hand IL extended TO Mr.
Moore by all representatives Of the min
Ing fraternity IN this section. He will
add strength to the already efficient
staff with which Manager Fitch has
surrounded himself.
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The Diamond Cure

The latest news from Paris, ls. that
they have discovered a diamond cure
for consumption, II you fear consump-
tion for Pneumonia, It Will however, be
best for you TO take that great remedy
mentioned by w T. McGee. OF Vanleer.
Tenn. II had cough for fourteen
years. Nothing helped me, until took
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Com
sumption, Coughs, and Colds, which
gave instant relief, and affected q per-
manent cure" Unequalled quick cure,
for Throat and Lung Troubles AZ u.
G. NJ I. Price zoe and SlOO, guaran.
teed Trial bottle free
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Mining Deeds Filed, !
Special Correspondence

Special correspondence
Provo, Aug. S..-A mining deed from
Il. II. PhclHn assignee, of B. r. Elem
uiken Of Wayncsbury, Gieve county
Pm. to Winfield y, Cooke of salt Lake
city Utah, has been filed with the
country clerk. The deed conveys for a
consideration of $40 am undivided 200
Fork canyon.
Tho Bank NJ England Mining COM
pauy directors held a meeting ycstcr.
d5y 10 perfect arrangements for the
application for patent fot eight claims
owned by The company IN the Gold
Mountain district The COMPANY owns
10 claims iu an.
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
DAILY OF Park city Among the Active
stocks Closing Quotations,

For the first time In a long while DAILY
stock was sold on the floor of the min
ing exchange this forenoon The first
lot OF 800 shares offered at Sl,S5 was
taken on buyer 60. while another lot
Just rs large was secured at a reduction
Of I'VE cents a share for cash, Lower
Mammoth weakened a few points,
while May Day became active at ~
and up to NJ cents. silver Shield and
New York were also among the list
of sellers
on the open board Uncle Sam and
Wabash participated
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National Bank Of The ReDuhIIc.

u ., DEPOSITORY.
FRANK KNON ...,.,. NJ.
JAMES 4. MURRAY ,...Vice Prsssaaen,
W. #. ADAMS. wv Ieslaent
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS SO IN 6''ef
A thoroughly modern savings dsn...
mem conducted In connection with TX,
pahN safe deposit boxes for re ,'s
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago Aug Seattle Receipts 1000:
steady Good to prime steers 5.3Oq6 90;
poor to medium. i.Oo0j,s stockers and
feeders, 2A004 q, cows. 2. 50q4.50; heifers
225dj.0o; Gamers, .j0N2.50. bulls, 2.5Gd
Acc; calves, g. 00d7 CO., Texas fed steers,
3.S0niS 80, western steers, 3,50d4 Is
Hogs-Receipts today. 1900, tomorrow
1900; left over. jdiOc higher. Mixed aud
butchers 3. l00i6 N: good to choice heavy
60O'36 III: rough heavy. 5,OQ6 90. light,
5.Sh6 80 bulk Of sales. g. S5d6l5.
Sheep Receipts 1900; sheep, steady.
lambs do, good to choice wethers, i,60H
iS5; fair to choice mixed, i00ni. so;
western sheep, 4.O0Gii 70; native lambs,
60Oa5 Is western lambs 550Q70o.
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New Priva e
Wire Service
JAMES A. POLLOCK & co. |
BANKERS and BROKERS,
9 w. Second South Street,
Salt Lake City, Utah.

ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED IN
STOCKS, BONDS. COTTON,
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
PRIVATE LEASED WIRES WITH LO-
GAN AND BRYAN, CORES
PONDlNG- MEM BERS.
New York Stock Exchange. New York
Cotton Exchange, Boston stock Ex-
change, Chicago Board of Trade.
WE HANDLE ALI PROMINENT UTAH
MINING AND COMMERCIAL
STOCKS.
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REGULAR GAIL SALES.

DAILY, 300 at SlS5, buyer 60; 300 Mt
$50
Lower Mammoth. 500 at 299s, 100 at
20; 100 at 2S%. 400 at 2Sia, seller 30; 600
at 2SA
NAV Day, 1000 at "a seller so; 1000
at 7ss 5000 at re 5000 at IS, seller so,
Silver Shield. 200 at %; 500 at 22h,
seller 60.
New York, 500 at 81, buyer 80
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Lower Mammoth, 200 at 2sls; 500 at
2SA
May Day 1000 at "a. seller 60, 1000
at ~
Uncle Sam, 500 at 30ls. 100 at So1a
seller 30.
Wabash, 100 at l,l5,
RECAPITULATIoN.
Shares, Value.
Regular call ,.D,.,..,."l6 1880 s2e6s 62
Open board ,..,..,,,,r. S4OO 1,O3l 90
Forenoon totals ."."249OO $4,000 SO
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WOOL.

St. Louis. Aug. 2S.-Wool steady: terri
tory and western medium Sa3li fine me-
dium 23G96. fine l6QlS.
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Nevada Stocks

James a. Pollock & Co., brokers, re,
ported the following quotations from
San francisco today:
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NEW YORK PRODUCE

New York. Aug. S-Cotton futures
opened steady; Sept 1875. oct. lQ@;
Nov l011; Dec 1915, January 1913; Feb,
1921: March 1888 April 1875 bid May
1875
New York. Aug S-.Sugar raw firm
fair refining 3is centrifugal, 96 test, is;
molasses sugar 80, Refined. steady;
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crushed 500 powdered 80; graduated.
80
Coffee steady, No Rio, SSs.
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OMAHA.

South omaha. Aug, Seattle Receipts
$500 Market steady to strong. Nauye
steers 375d54O COWS and heiters, 2 75n
$50; western steers. 300ql 80, Texas
steers 27jN3.Sj; cows ana heifers, 2,0op
$50, Gamers, 5Od2. 30. stockers and feed
ers 2 25Q4. %; calves 3.0Slb so; bulls
stays, etc, 2 00u3 Is.
gs--Reoeipts, $500 Market, 5Gil0c
higher Heavy, 5.75a5.90 mixed, 5,SQn
SIS; light, 5.Slisd5 .s2Il; pigs, 415a6 30;
bulk Of sales, 5sOd5.9O
Sheep Receipts $500 Market l0c high
err. Westerns, 4.S0d5 49, wethers. i.SQ
40; ewes, 3.9pd4.5 0 lambs. 62Jq6.1S.
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ON THE u. 5. STAFF.

Stock Broker,
. Bell 1902. l6l S, Main St
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KANSAS CITY,

Kansas city. Aug Seattle Receipts,
1900 Steady to lOc lower native streets,
iO0a5 60; cows and heifers, 2.00d5 Is
stockers and feeders, 2.7bd4 10; bulls, 200
az 20; calves 3.50q6oc, western steers.
S.25Q5 %; western cows 200Qi,00
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 Market 5d7,s
higher bulk, 5, $4,000; heavy, 5,9Oa5 IS
packers, 59ja00j; pigs and light, 5.e5q
sofa
shcep-R Receipts, 1900; strong; muttons,
4 e5d5 25; lambs, 625u6,50; range wethers,
4 25fi5. %; fed ewes, 3.75d4i0
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a. 8. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. 2ls d. u. Walker Block