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60 consideration anything except tho
shipping ore" DO you concur IN this
statement
partially 30, yes, Mr. GlllIes re.
ported certain tonnage and values,
which, an that statement RctB forth
"was not questioned by any member
OF the board, but was considered N
conservative estimate OF tonnage ana
Values MIR, Ulllics dl1 not make the
report on tonnage ana values, but, ~
remember H. certain members present
made their own calculations AZ 10 the
number OF dividends II would pay,
without taking into consideration I'M.
nvoldnblo Interruptions IN the pros
ductlon Of ore, sinking OF the now
shan and expensive equipment Tor the
same, etc, Granting, for tho sake OF
argument that Mr. 0illcs reported all
that he In credited with, relative to
dividends, my friends were opposed 10
outlining n policy nj that time, because
Mr. ullllles had resigned and asked 10
be released July LIST and his successor
had not yet been chosen, We contend
ed that the declaration Of q dividend
should DO delayed nt least two weeks
or o month, In order that We might
have an opportunity 90 choose "a new
Icy based on his opinion, rather than
upon that OF the outgoing superlntend-
ont, Mr. Dillios' ambition 10 make
Monlann.To nopnh d dlvldend'paycr be.
foro no should leave II. " n most ,aud.
able one, and no falr.mlnded man viii
criticize him for H. Hut We did not
consider II wise or fair 10 Mr. ullics'suc.
ccspor 90 elect him with n ready-made
obligation " 100000 per quarter upon
him, without giving him an apporlu.
nifty to Inspect tho mine from which he
must produce Il"
both Sides are protesting that the
foolng " fcndly then why should
the parties who favored the enry dyl.
dcnd aud outlining policy begin 10
solicit proxies 70 days prior 10 the an
nal moelngY
ITO secure u majority Of the board OF
directors, IN which oaac the president
~ powerless TO put into effect any pol.
lcy he may advocate, unless the ma.
jorlty IL with him, would not accept
the presidency OF the company unless /
received the support OF safe and con-
sefNatIvo board ~ directors"
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MORE GOOD POSITIONS.
Those Who Want Them Should Take
Civil Service Examination,

There viii be civll service cSamlna.
tions IN this city Aug, ~ next for the
position Of nate IN the 1nartermastors
department az large, at $50 per onnum,
steamer Cartwright, Seattle, Wash,
anoihec 1T $40 per nnnum, steamer
Mai Evan Thomas, Fort Wordcn,
WASH also, for tho position OF rodmon
AZ $40 and ,JH per month, under the
leihmlan canal commission on the lsth-
mus OF Panama Only graduates OF re-
cogniecd schools OF oiyil engineering viii
be admitted 10 the examination,
The oivll service commission issues
a circular IN connection with It's lsth-
mus announcements IN which Il says
THE construction OF the Panama ga
nal may extend throughout q time
period OF eight or moro Youls, accord
Ing to the details " the project yet TO
be adopted, tThls time estimate II from
the report Of the last Isthmnn canal
oommlesion) The ciyil service OF the
Mthnlun canal commission offora ex.
oollent opportunities TO qualified per.
sons both In the matter OF anlarloa aud
promotion. Under the operation OF the
oivIl service law II IN contemplated that
Promotions VIII be made upon the basis
OF merit from the lower 10 the higher
positions
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There We're Some Gains Some Re.
cesslons aud q Great Deal
Or Dizziness
ASLUOCISn UPWARD TENDENCY
Uulon Pacific Carried Up over q
Point 80 Bosds We're
Steady.

New York, July 6-optnlng business
was on q very email scale and changes
for the mos, part were trivial, United
states preferred advanced 4. and then
lost most of II, and the common stock was
shaded q small fraction, There was some
gains for the lirlos, the second preferred
rising ~ Prices dropped back TO about
last nights lcvcl ana the market fell In.
TO u lilclcM condition Gains VI a point
IN smelling, National Biscuit, Hide and
Leather preferred aud Union pnoIno pre-
fofcd were tho only notable movemenW
A sluggish upturn IN prices was Of most
cfIcct In the Erlos, The common r,ing u
ana tho Hoc0nd preferred 2
United states Exprors aud New York,
Chicago ana ~, Louls gained !? ana
knlckorbockor luo lost !,
Bonds wcfo stoady AZ nqcn
Tho Erlos continued 10 harden IN the
hope of dividend declarations on the pro-
torrcd, The common rot, ". the first pro.
foircd "a point and the second preferred
W. Tlw movement carried Union Paolnc
n p0int over last night Reading second
preferred lost 2Ih KIM.
Tho advance III prices halted ana trad.
ing .camc to a sinndnllll leading gains
holding nomlnolly
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SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Last night J, ". Cosgrn entertained
al an elaborate dinner at the Country
club IN honor OF Mips stella Salisbury
the decorations being IN pink and
green and "A pretty innovation being
tho use Of wutormclons for corner
pieces, which, cut IN halves and star
red with pink sweet peas aided VI.
fectivcly IN the color scheme Pink
tullc caught with sprays OF fern cx-
tended down the conlor Of tho table
and place cards with the monogram
OF tho guest Of honor IN gold nude
mp the pretty details a bridge con-
test followed the dinner
Miss Salisbury was guest Of honor
NJ another pretty nfair yesterday. Miss
Katherine Judge entertaining at n
luncheon at which covers were laid for
H.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Serge ~, stcnhousc
have gone TO Los Angeles,
Mr. and Mrs, Z. <. burton and their
two BOYS, Dick and Julian. returned
Yesterday from brighton whore they
spent Sunday and the 2ith
Mrs, Annie Adams arrives today
from Montana and win bc tho guest
" Mr. ana Mrs. Arthur r. Witchor
untll sunday when she viii leave with
Mrs Isabelle NJ, Pitts for Now York
Mrs j. T. Grant and Miss Florence
Grant who have been spending u few
days IN ogden have returned,
Mrs n, bonnemort and Miss flil-
gerald leave today for II trip 10 the
pDuAt
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MAYNE's GOOD LUCK,
Former salt Laksr IL Rapidly Amasslns
Fortune In Goldfleld,

with every days development the
wonder OF the Sandstone steadily
grows, says the Ooldneld News. In
No, O. the Masno.Mc Donald. sutman
lease, on Wednesday evening the orc
body wldcnod suddenly and showed Ave
rect of ore mt runs. $1,000 a ton Just
Nv II IN broken, A line OF assays taken
from this face run IN gold, ~ ounces,
W ounces, 1870 ounces 220 ouncos.~from
5000 10 N,tOO per ton,
a bhipment ~ $50 sacks went down
from their ground yesterday that runs
over N,20O n ton The higher grades
are sacked and cached In the mine, over
when mn armed guard IN kept both
night ana day
This IN IN No, Q, Just across the line
Jess than a hundred feet away, IN the
Loftus-pnvn ground, here, too, there
IN something doing. Into the cross.fss
sure recently opened they have cut a
distpncc OF II feet, AMI no wall yet IN
eight Everything II ore ana II In IA
common thing 10 pick from the find,
Just as II IL dumped from the skip,
chunks OF quurtg showing gold plcntl.
fuzzy,
Assays during the week show little
change--running generally from $50 10
sii2, A 2O.ton shipment ia now In tho
sampler. the first sent down from this
around, and SHOWS the ore 10 be ro-
mnrkably uniform IN value, checking
closely with tho minc samping across
tho entire width Of II feet,
There " not a pound or waste, evory-
thing broken going directly 10 tho ore
house, The ground II already equal 10
q heavy tonnage, and VIII steadily In.
crona0 as development Gocs on,
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Directors Of Bingham Company
Have Important Matters Up
For Consideration
BIO BOND ISSUE AMONG THEM
Construction Of New coucentrator.--
Believed Control VIII Pass to
Securities Company.

An important meeting OF directors
OF the Utah Copper company In being
hold In Colorado springs today
Among tho matters scheduled to 70.
celyo attention win BE- the adoption OF
u resolution authorizing tho president
and secretary TO Issue $4,000 worth
lof interest bearing gold bonds, ihc
proceeds from The sale OF which IL 10 DO
applied In taking NJ tho present $500.
900 ISSUE and 10 pay for the contemplate
ed improvements At Bingham and at
the point OF the mountain this side Of
the old Garfield beach resort, where the
company contompatos the erection OF
a gigantic concentrating mill iho
plans were completed several weeks
ago and many thought the actual work
OF construction would be begun long
before now.
Dul there has been some delay The
Utah officials have prOcrastinatod pur.
poscly, They have awaited the out.
come OF the examination OF the mine
by experts, IN the employ Of the Amer.
lean Smolters Securities company, the
latter having n call on 81 per cent Of
the comphnye stock,
" was learned from a reliable source
today That the Securities company TX
absolutely certain 10 exercise It's option
and that the deal VIII be nxed up, pos
slby within the next few days, that
| those who have tied themselves up
have been advised OF this and that
y consultation has bocn had with OF.
iloials relative TO future plans and that
the action 10 be taken NJ today's meet.
Ing Ia IN harmony with tho Wishes OF
those who are about TO get control Of
| the mine,
Developments made during the past
| two on three weeks have been OF a
nature which does not fail 10 astonlsh
even those who have always main.
| talned n very optomlstic view OF the
mines future Surprises have come
thick and fhst and the gentlemen who
| must supply the stock when the form.
al transfer IN made granting that the
option VIII be exercised. now see where
| they have made n mistake,
| Those who have tied themselves up
TO make tho delivery TO the Secur.
tiles company at the option price,
which II said 10 be SEQ per share are
Manager Jockling and his Colorado as.
soclntcs who hold, NJ the present time,
| approximately sDV,oUV out OF total
OF 100000 shares,
| The Securities company now holds
10000 shares stock purchased from
1 tho United States Reduction A. REIN.
INK company Of Colorado 70 make
| NJ the 81 per cent would require
| $4,000 shares additional Mr.. Jack.
ling and his colleagues, II IL claimed,
own In round numbers 100000 shares,
| which means that they must nut up,
| pro.rnta, $4,000 shares, thus would
reduce their aggregate holding 10
around $4,000 shares,
Col H. A, Wall, while given an OPP
portunIty 10 list HIS stock with the
others refused 10 do NO at tho price.
but contendcd that HIS stock was worth
| moro money. So the negotiations
went on with the Colonel out OF II.
| The result OF today's meeting IL be.
Ing awaited with the kccncst Interest
| by local mining men,
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CONCENTR ATEs.

Harry Jopeph npont last nigh, NJ the
C0rira mino IN rlntlc,
Manager II, NJ, Crowthcr OF the Con,
Alta mlnc " In Alta today
Walter G, Orom manager Of the
Utah Apex mine " In Bingham today
Manager lIanchcil Of the Ncwhouso
mlncs has gone TO wyoming on brief
business trip,
General Manager Movlohc OF the
Bingham con, In NJ the Eaplo a Blue
Bell mine today
The discovcrer Of the Lucky Dulch-
man mine at Crescent, New, Mr.. Rayer,
Is IN the city today
Manager M, A, Doughorty OF the
Carbonate nm mlno In Weber canyon
IL down from camp and reports on
oouraeing conditions NJ that property
Manager NJ, ], Mcdil OF the New
York bonanza Mining company came
down from Park city last night 10
confer with local shareholders Of the
company
John Brooks, the veteran min man,
has returned from u trip To Warren,
lNuu Wnl'n AON'lou " ntllou on htNs
erOl months duration lie went thore
TO take charge of the Thunder Noun.
tain dold Reef Mining company
G, o, Ellngwood and other officials
of the Western Exploration company
ana G X Mccormick departed for HAN
Francisco last night TO look after mat
,era relative 10 the formal transfer Of
tho Bllnklalln copper mine 20 the
White Knob Copper company
The ore and bullion settlements re.
ported late yesterday by Mccormick
y Company wero reported nv follows
Crude ore and concentrate $4,000, gold
bullion, $4,000, No report was made
of any business by the American
smelling 4 Refining company ON oo-
count OF the denth Of President Nash.
Tho orc shipments over tho Ton.
opDh railroad last week aggregated
1889 tons, OF which ~ tons cnlno from
uoldnold, The shipments are divided
as follows, From Tonopah' -Tonopah
company 1890 tons, ronopah lgsien.
sion company, 800 tons Montana Ton.
0p0h, l77 tons, Belmont, no tons
Tonopah Gold Mountain Mining com.
pony 81 tons, From Goldneld.
Western ore Reduction company, az
tons doldncld ore S0mpllns com.
pnny, 81 tons,
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A, Y. CAMPBELL,
Stock Broker. sis ID, n. Walker block
THE MoNTANA.ToNopAlI.
Macdonald Ledge Has peen Proven from
Tho 400 10 7OS Level

Macdonald Ledge Has been Proven from
The 400 10 70S Level
Recent developments In the Montana.
ToDopoh mine NO far 90 substnnilate
the statement 10 frequently made that
" 10 rho big mlne' Of Tonopah, saye
the Tonopnh Miner In the north cross.
cut from the east DRIFT on the ,s5 level
the Macdonald vein has been opened
VI and 10 FAR proven TO be ~ feet Wide,
-Four feet OF this ~ very high grade
ore, which IN now being sacked ana
shipped without sorting, This IL thc
Same shoot OF ore as that on the 900 or
corresponding level of the North Star
mlno, The Importance Of this deyol.
opNsnt To the company aud IN fact
10 the wholo camp cannot be over.
estimated, II II the greatest depth at
when the oresbodIoa OF TonOpah have
boon explored ana In the Judgment OF
the best mining engineers In the da.
trlcl proves c0ncluslvely not only that
the Veins WIN continue to great depth,
but also that these wonderfully rich
oro'shools ARE permanent The man.
ngenlent has now concMhlycly proven
the Macdonald vein from the 400 20 the
100 level, ana II IN gratifying To know
slut W " n'Nl'I lHNIl 'Ntl OF INC lOMOhf
levels Tho development Nv u hitting
conclusion TO Donald H. Glllies' team,
OF management This capable mining
engineer has located no less than 10
foulls IN the mine and opened up tho
orohodios thrown out OF their course
thereby ana the splendid condition OF
the property IN u lasting tribute 90 Mir
great ability,
Prior 20 Mr. Charles ~. Knox'a De.
p0rtnrc from 'ronopah he was seen by a
representative OF the Miner 0s TO the
alleged disagreement among the drou.
tore about the payment OF the last div.
idend and was asked the following
questions,
MIR Knox, IN the statement pub.
llahed IN Hast wpokt bonanza, by
Mossrs. Dickson, ellis Macdonald and
Bartlett. Mr. Gllllcs IL credited with
having reported that 'thoro In am
amount OF ore, IN tonnage ana value,
20 meet such quarterly dividends
Ni0O0O0) for q term ~ ak years 10
Tome and this, too, without taking IN.
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PRODUCE.


Chicago, july 26,.-Gcnorally favorable
weather Tor tho maturing crop IN the
northwest created bcaflsh sentiment In
tho wheat plt here today. Under liberal
nront taking september wheat docllncd
nearly cent q buaheL going down 10
SOW after touching N, Minneapolis Duluth
and Chicago reported receipts " tA cars
against 2l9 u year aRo,
Weakness prevailed IN tho corn market,
Boarlsh sentiment was partly the result
OF NE break n wheat but lnrgor 70.
golpls than estimated had an Import ant
bearing on the situation september OPEN
el u shade hlghor at 6,h ana declined 10
oats wore weak IN sympathy with oihor
grains The market opened arm on pre-.
oned september opened Aql. higher At
sqs aud declined 90 ?ss.,
IN spite Of b-cQnt advance IN the
price Of liyo hogs the provision market
was tribe easier The yellow fever
scare was again 4 factor, September. pork
1910 Lard was unchanged AZ gsll,
cashl Whoat-No 2 rod, new, SmSs
No red new, s0,sgHhi No, Q hard,
new, SIlGS,b No, ghard Sipsoi No l.
northern, l2dl,i 49, No, q northern, i.OifI
h Gc;rN NO. 'gr@E ~ i% so,a,,
oSls-,SS / sSs; No. A. S s%"'
Tor September Tho lowest point was
reached dt SA, The market made some
recovery. ON fair demand from shorts
hnl Nnal quotnllons on september were
down y ~ NdAS6h
coh-Tho market continued weak, sep.
tembcr CLOSING With u loss Of \, AT bS1sti
.Whset-JQly s6'., sept s3N@SSM Dec,
Mh, May W
,Corn-Jaly, 6S'si old, ID; sept ssNQSsS
ny SA Dec do'sWtI. old, iShi May,
,,oole.,,,luly 9o't sept, eS% Dee, s0t
. perk'-July 1885, Sept, 1905 Oct.
RON
hOrd--July iiol Sept, 7No7 ss's oct,
lDs-,luly IlSi Sept, 7slNi Oct, 7osH,
Nyo-caNh o.
EloX-Casn, northwest, i,s9
Timothy Sept $3.50,
Cloyor~-Jny l2,75
nnIlONsa tuph lndlfN
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Todny's local bank clonrlngs amount.
cd 10 st7t00,0i as against saOe, tOSSo for
Iho same day last year
A copy Of the articles OF Incorporation
Of the 'Rlchncd Implement company
OF Rlohheld bcyier county, was fled
IN tho secretary OF states once today
It's capital stock is $4,000, divided into
shares OF the par value OF 500 each,
w, II, SoegmIller IN presidents III, ,,
Hutchlns, Vice presidents j. NJ. Peter
son, trcasureri NJ, u, whitney, secretary
and manager
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10. MAMMOTH
ON TOBOcCAN.
The Boom In Tintlc Stock Seems
To Have Come TO a
Collapse
BROKERS HAD SELLING ORDERS
Which We're Executed al Following
Fredericksburg Quoiat Ions
And Sales
BROKERS HAD SELLING ORDERS

The boom enjoyed by Lower Nam.
moth during tho past week has col
lnps,d, The stock took TO the iobog.
pUn this forenoon II WAS evident
whom brokers gathered IN the pit that
The stock was IN for slaughter, The
nrst sale, 100 shares, went AZ % cents,
and the price gradually fell untll II
hit at AZ cents, ut which 100 shares were
taken al TIN close,
May Day remained stationary, while
Uncle Sam stiffcnod slightly, ON the
open board, New York Wabash and
Yankee were active,
The closing sales and quotations
were
TODAY'B QUOTATIONS.,
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VOL. 3 OF THE HIS
TORY OF TIE CHURCH

Now IN prcss. volume III Of the "His.
Historian, with Introduction and notss
by n, II, Roberts, Have you obtained
Vols, ! and fI2 n not, 40 ~ AZ once
No ASSOCIATION, quorum. Sunday school
'r private library complete without II.
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n Malf S Ssli, dilt o TOP, per vo, ;.;." ~
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REGULAR CALL SALES.

Ajax, 100 At ~,
Lower Mammoth. 800 az 49, 100 at 80,
200 at b2l 100 at 81, 200 az CO., 400 Ut n;
200 al t6h 200 at ~. g,tOO at III, LOO
nj 10 700 az u; 700 NJ 43h 1000 at t2i
to0 az tthi 100 nj abh,
May Day, 1900 az NJ,
star Con-, 200 at ~, 1000 at 10.
Joe Bowers, 1000 at ~.
Littlo chief, 1000 NJ l.
Uncle Sam, 400 at 4Si 800 at AZ 800 al
W. 800 at an,
Victor Con-, 1000 at ~,
OPEN BOARD SALES.
carisa. 100 NJ ~, 800 at COW,
Lower Mammoth, 100 at tsN 100 at
u.
New York, 100 at biis, 100 at 81.
Wabash, 200 nt LIS
Yankee 100 NJ 30,
OPEN BOARD SALES
shares, AmtN
Negular On y u",uru. 1880 $500. 30
open board .n,u,rn, 1900 CD6. 30
s--~-,-@ --.--..---
Forenoon totals 1900 1900 $4,000 20
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OGDEN AND
RETURN, 800
Via u, q n, O., July 9th,

Leave Salt Lake 0li0 p m, Return
INK leave ogden 1900 y, m Grand
program Of races NJ the Ogden Saucer
track llelds Military Band In at-
tendance, All the fast riders win be
there Don't miss H.
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MUSIC TEACHERS.

All who desire 10 consult the list
OF the representative professors and
music teachers Of salt Lake should
reod the Musicians Directory In
the Saturday News"
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CONTRACTOR MUST
RISE AND EXPLAIN
Question Is Why Certain Sewer
Extensions Are Not Bling
Pushed Through,
B. B. QUINN RATHER ANXIOUS
Report Rcmoylng Distractions From
Guy Creek Canyon Goes Over
Other Business

The city council transacted very little
routine business last night as most OF
the session was taken up In liking the
tux levy for this year, A complaint
was received from u, II, Quinn and
others against the failure OF the con"
tractor TO complete certain sowor OK
tensions II was explained by FERN
strom that the extension complained or
IN 10 miles IN length and that II would
take considerable time 10 complete Il,
Black thought that an explanation was
In order from The contractor 80 he re-.
qucsted that the petition be referred 10
The sewer committee, ana the contrao.
tor be notified to explain the matter TO
the committee, The proposition was
eo referred,
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hook BINDING

BOOK BINDING
And printing specially attended TO at
thu Descret News once Estimates
promptly Furnished, Rush orders .
speciality,
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LIVE STOCK,
rlIlCAtlO,


Chicago July g,-caltlo-.Rceciplg, ~.
no, mnfkol steady 10 N cents higher,
Good 10 primo steers, b.sOu6sb poor TO
medium 3.0OM5.l0, sloCkera and Feeders,
s,25uiS. COWS, g,bOal w, holiers, 2,giGl
tiS onnnors, ,%uaSoi bulls, 2,0on3 ",
,nves 3wNJib Tesur fod sioers, 5000
iit western sloors,. 3GQiW,
Hogs Receipts today 1900 tomorrow,
@0U; market balo cents hiRhor Mixed
and butchers, 5,ionG0 20, good TO choice
heavy, b,SpJ,O5, rough heavy, o, isuS 10,
lights S,lon6.o, bulk " sales ., 9OuG, o.
Sheop.-Itccolpts 1900 market 10 conla
lower lambs, l0Nle cents lower Good 10
cholco wrthora 4 ,On6 TO- fair TO choice
mlNcd,i eat ,6Si western sheep, ,opni 80,
natly. lambs, bWufoci wcsiorn lambs
south Omaha, July 20, Cattle. Receipts,
s% market strong 70 10 cents higher
2,~u, lo western steers SSai SO Tcxaf
hlociB, a,ibM3,@ cows and hefors, e,oom
$780, calncis, ,t0m2 %, Nockcrs and
feeders, 2g6Nt ,ooi calyos, a,pgt,CO, bulls.
stays etc, 20o13,7b
h,nSssr IicsSep @ so market nsss Gsn,,
900 lights, s,oa6 Is; pigs i,5ou5 ,oi bull,
sheep. Receipts GOO, market SLOW and
weak Westerns i,b5tl5 ,0oi wcthers, 1900
49, ewes, iWna 10. lambs, d,OOaGD.
KANSAS CITY,
Kansas city, July %, -Cottle--Recoi pts,
1000, Including 2,U0 southorns market
steady TO strong, Native steers, 4 0OfI6 30,
native COWS and helfcrs, 2OOfl60 ~; stock.
ors ana feeders, 2 15du,2j, bulls, gOoa
100, calves, aOop5,60 western fed steers
S,gQn5.Wl western fed COWS, 27bdl,W
IlpHsamlkpnglntH u.t L.I 1g a..
higher bulk OF sales, 5,&lsm5 20, heavy,
b,6QuS'IQl packers, $1,000. IN pigs and
lights, 100000
phcop-l,eceipts 1000, market weak
Multons i,OmS 3b lambs, 5.25dl6b0, runge
wcihors, ACouJ,S5, fed ewes, A,Wui,N,
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wooi.


H. Louis, July @,'~WooL steady Ter.
rltory and western mediums, 2sn3O fno
medium 3u2G, line, l6iils.