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The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-11-21
SENATOR PATTERsoN's ANSWER

Denver. Nov. 20.-The answer of
United States Senator Thomas M
Patterson in the contempt proceed
ings against him in the supreme
court was filed today. This docu-
ment is volumnous. containing nearly
so, 900 words. a large part being de-
voted 10 a narration of events alleg-
ed to have transpired in connection
with the last state election; the con
test over the governorship; the APP
pointment of the judges to the con-
solidated supreme court, etc. In
this connection, the answer discusses
the cartoons and the printed matter
which appeared in the Rocky Noun
tain News and the Denver Times.
newspapers owned and published by
Senator Patterson, and which the in
formation charging contempt declar-
ed were an attack upon the integrity
of the court.
The answer AYERS that the articles
were justified by the facts, and the
respondent volunteers and pleads for
the privilege to offer testimony to
prove the truth of the articles and
cartoons referred to. Tine narrative
in the answer brings out without re-
serve the alleged political activity of
certain members Of the supreme court
in connection with the conspiracy to
deprive Governor Adams of the gov
ernorship and the alleged control OF
the affairs of Denver and through
out the state held by the corpora
tions.
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THE HIGHEST PRICE.

New York. Nov. 21.-The silver
market is very active and high, the
London quotations this morning be-
ing 29A cents per ounce, an advance
since Saturday of three cents. This
is the highest London market price
for silver in seven or eight years
The New York price today is ca y
cents. Bullion dealers are greatly
Interested, If not excited over the
pregent situation, and are inclined to
believe that II the advance continues
to any great extent. 1t may disorgan-
ize monetary conditions in some parts
of the world
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CONGESTION RELIEVED AT LAST.

Special to The Sentinel
Denver, Nov. 21.-The congested
condition of the various railroads, do
ing business in Colorado, relative to
freight cars. has been practically re
Iieved by the practical ending of the
fruit season. and the cars which have
been kept busy handling the fruit for
the past sixty days, are now being
used to handle the regular routine
of shipments. For the last thirty
DAYS the freight car problem has been
a serious one for railroad men and
they are preparing to avoid a repeu-
ton of this years difficulties next
Nnar
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Soldiers of the wilderness''-E.
T. Tomlinson
Malverin"-E. d. Deland.
Ben Pepper" Margaret Sidney.
The circuit Girls'=C. NJ. Vale.
Sue Orcutt''-C. NJ. Vale.
V. Jamison.
Dave Porter at Oak Han"-E.
Stratemeyer.
Little Coloners Christmas vaca-
tion'-A. f. Johnston.
THE Boynton Pluck'-H. w.
Banks.
THAT Preston Girl'-Nina Rhodes.
The Armstrong;" Il. Rich
ards
THE Sword of waune"-c. S.
Woods.
THE Dorrance Domain" Carolyn
Wells.
AN Only Chnd''-E. o. White.
"Grimm's Fairy Tales"
Ten Big Indians"-M. II. Wade.
big Cypress"-Kirk Munroe
'The Winning Run"-Ralph Bone
hin.
Laura Vane''-M. E. seawen.
Helen Grant at Aldred House -
A. NJ Douglas
"A Frontier Knight" A E. Blanch-
ard
-Four in Camp''-R. II. Barbour.
"Winifred West"-B NJ. Chan
ming.
Betty Wales, Sophomore
garet Warde.
"Deerfoot Series"-E. S. Ellis.
"Deerfoot in Forest" Deerfoot on
the Plains" Deerfoot in the Noun
tains.
"The NJ. NJ. &C. NJ. Vale.
THE Outlook Fairy Book.
Wilmington.
"Children's Life of Abraham Lin
colin -
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HEARST EMPGoYs BLACK.

New York, Nov. Ex-Governor
Frank s. Black has been retained by
Mr.. Hearst to take charge of the
criminal prosecutions inaugurated
against the ballot thieves of Tam
many
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way. " e a. D Duni-
"Pipetown SANDY. p. sopsa
"Cecelia's Lovers"-A. f. Barr
Al the Sign of the Jack O. Liant
ern MYRTLE Reed.
Thanet. law
~, Beverly of Graustark"-G. B.
"Nedra"-G. b. Mccutcbeon
Rose o the River..-K. D. Wig
The Gambler'-K. S. Tburston
belain. N"iiii-
Memoirs of an American Citizen"
Robert Herrick.
The House of Mirth"-Edith
bers. mann
The Accomplice'-F. T. Hin.
bara. %
"Rebecca Mary"-A. H. Donneu
Ben Blair"-Lillibridg
The Missourian"-E. P. Lyle.
The Trident and the Net"
MISCELLANY.
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a marriage license was issued to
George Williams of Grand Junction
and Miss Nora Barnes, of Fruita.
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NEW BOOKS AT THE LIBRARY

The following books have baen
paced on the shelves of the Public
library and are ready for the readers.
FICTION.
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The Mountains''-S. e. White.
Whiting.
Trees of North America''-C. S.
Briefs for Debate"-R. c, Ring
Brunetere.
O.. Classical Dictionary S. Ell
Punctuation Paul Allardyce.
Punishment and Reformation"-
f. H. Wines.
History of Italy''-W Deecke.
The Crusades"-T. A. Archer.
Marriage and Divorce"-Felix
Adler.
The Middle Ages Henry Hal
lam
INVENT ES
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-15
STOCKS HALT|KC
AND IRREGULAR.
Railroads Showed q Tendency 10
Move Independently Of
he lndustrIals
SOME MADE GOOD GAINS.
Demand Was Soon EShousted--Unlon
Pacific AID ST. Paul Lifted,
Prices Hardening

New York, May lj,-'rhc majority OF
stocks made small gains over SATURDAY on
the first snlos, but there were Few scat
tered losses Railroad stocks showed u
tendency TO move independently Of the
induirlal spoclaltloe. This was illuslra''
cd by the hardening IN tho standard
tonal Lead stocks, Republican steel COLI
solIdatcd Gas, Peoples Gas ana l'opoor
Goods were forced down a point or more
The entire market then advanced ~
Paul Union pacLc Southern Paolic, mo
local traction stocks, Tennessee coal Ma
,lonal Lead stocks, RopubIlca steel COLI
orado Fuel and Smelling gained to ~
Republican steel pfd, "a, Northern Pa
cinc and Great Northern preferred W.
Gains Of II point or moro were mhu, pF
Reading l.. A. NJ canadian Paollc, WE.
consn Central preferred, kanSas a TcNue
preferred, Am0igamatcd copper b.como'
tive ana few others oDtroIt United hpll,
ways rose at ana vulcan ne, TlnnlnB
preferred 2h The demand exhausted IL
self during the second hour ana lclt lno
market very dun aud with prices hllpllng
| on
Huntington Joint n were IN active do.
maud, Bonds were generally STEADY ht
noon,
After Union Pacific ana g. Paul hnd
been lifted to their hest prices OF lNp
and 1851, respectively the general market
commenced TO h0rdvn IN sympothN Ile
| local traction stocks returned TO their
| highest and Consolidated Gas rose, over =
points, Peoples Gas which had ,bnel
sold freely early was IN Increased de.
| mand aud scored gain Of a point, GREAT
| Northern preferred reacted points,
Trading was of a deWltory character
and wide movements IN special stocks oN'
ortcd lItlo erect on the general market
| solIdntcd uag touched 100 a lisc ~ W
aud baltimore q Ohio also got up l. ON
| the otho hand, ~ Louis southwestern
preferred and United states Rubber drop
brooklyn Transit made ts advance st
| ana Metropolitan Securities 3 but ,pr9lll
| taking affected tho whole market during
| the lato dcnllnge Consolidated Gas re-.
acted ~, sloss,Shofncld sltol lost ~ and
| Twin Clty Rapid Transit 2h Northern
| Pacific lost all but n point Of IT, gam
and ro0ctong ran 10 n point IN several
active stocks 81 Paul was run mp
points IN the nnal DEALINGS, but the Gloss
Money ON call steady giq2A per cent,
| closing hid (? offered AT ga
Time money easy aud dul, 60 and on
days 3h nix months 3hnSP per cont
glorllng exchange firm with actual
business In bankers bills AZ $50 S)nl ", ~
for demand, and at id Gjai,di0 for co.
Prime mercantile paper 3Naln per cent
Posted rates, i&lg ana iHR
Commercial hllls, iNhdiAa,
Bar silver BIN
| Mexican dollarD, Ala,
| Government bonds, STEADY, rallfoaf
bonds irregular
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LOCAL MARKETS.


This mornings markets are In res
colpt Of fine, large cherries from the
coast strawberries are looking better,
but are not what they miahl be on
account OF the prolonged rains In CALI
fornia, a large consignment Of fancy
head lettuce and cabbagos are In hand
from the co0at with new potatoes from
Los Angeles, and bccte, carrots turnips,
also navel and other kinds OF oranges
Of various sizes, bananas and new
Texas onions being due TO arrive to-
morrow and next day The stock OF
old onions has been entirely used up
4 marked feature Of the week IL the
arrival this morning Of ear Of cabs
bnges over the Sal, Lake Route, which
LET, Los Angeles Friday morning last,
such good time ns this N giving en-.
couragemont TO southern growers, and
win mako Il easter than ever 10 cut
into the fan Francisco shipments, Tho
prices obtaining In ,oday's markets arc
az follows,
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A.s, CAMPBELL,
stock Broker, $40 u. y. Walker Block.
ONTARIO DRAIN TUNNEL.
Work ON cave In Progressing slowly
Other Park Notes,

Manager &, L. Rood OF tho Ontario
returned to Salt Lake yesterday, having
been az the tunnel during the greater
part of his visit here says the PARK
Record, WORK ON the cave IN progress
Ing slowly hut steadily ana the outlook
N now brighter than II has been for
soma time The cave has not yet been
gone through, the condition Of the
ground making progress very slow, TWO
sets ~ timber are being placed every
Ave feet, the swelling ground making
this extra heavy tlmborng necessary,
There are only u few feet further to
40, however, and whom the work IA
completed II VIII be through and per-
mNncnt
After long period OF idlcncss Oc-
tive work at the silver King Consolidate
cd VIII be resumed In the near future,
M soon IN fact ~ the fine hosting
equipment Of the ontario No, SHAFT,
when has been purchased by the CON
management, can Do moved over and
Ret up, This equipment, consisting OF "A
magnificent 400 horse.p power, double reel
direct acting hosting engine, cages,
double drums Of fiat cable and all the
necessary paruphornalia which goes
with II was bought this week and j, W
White, the well known and competent
mochOno for so many years IN the
employ OF tho ontario company viii Oo
up tomorrow morning TO direct the
work OF moving II and re.sottlng II N
the Klng Con- property
When work has suspended al the
King Con, last fall, the hosting work'
building had been enlarged by addmt
SOY2i feet on the end OF the building
and over one.half Of the grading fol
A.s A
the time the roads VIII permit hauling
all VIII be IN readiness for the new
plant Two $50 and two SO horsepower
hIgh pressure boilers VIII supply tht
energy for the engine, these being sup
plomentod By u large water feed Whcl
viii furnish the boilers with wntol
heated 10 near the boiling point,
/ compressor win be Installed also bcfor,
| work has progressed much farther tn,
shaft " now down 500 feet, and the foi'
nation IL very encouraging, The VOLUME
| Of water decreases ~ depth N attained
| Foreman John Mculyem VIII rosum'
charge of the mine, tho management
having justified faith IN his ability.
The silver King paid ts IRE dlNldcn'
oct 10, 1893, and since December 1904
the company has passed round $4,000
| every month, with usually AN extra 10
tho same amount FOR Christmas. max
ing A total OF 81, 100000 per year Fou
years moro pt the same rate win civ
| II record surprising the ontario, an
frU there are who believe that thor
| win he n suspension or curlNIlment II
the payments before the close OF tina
| period Of time
Manager Geo, Hancock Of the Glcnoo
spent the fore part OF the week nj th
mine which has been closed down for
wook ON account Of surplus surfOc
water THIS dIillculty viii have RENE
died Itself IN few days now whom de-
yolopmont operations viii be resumed
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CONCFNrP ATLS.

Manager Henry Catrow OF the ohio
Copper company ~ In Bingham today
A, l.. Jacobs, manager Of the Butler.
Liberal mine Of Blnghom, has returned
from Los Angeles
Joan j, McAtoo, IN the employ ot
the PARK Clty Electric Llght company,
II In the city today
Cashier ", \, pltAoy OF tho Utah Con.
solldOlod Mining company II confined
10 his homo by sickness,
George q, Bradley, local manager u
the Alli@Chalmers company WAS called
20 the northwest yesterday
NJ j. O'Monra, ana sister win sail
for home from Honolulu next Wodnos.
day on the steamship Alameda
The ore ana bullion settlements RE-.
ported late Saturday were, crude ora
and concentrates, S3SiOO base bullion,
$4,000,
II, c. Gommoll formerly state ongl'
ncor Of lthn, has arrived In the city
from Mexico after nm absence OF sevcral
years,
Sidney Bamborger returned from DO
Lamar NpYn yesterday ana loft this
morning for the Fortuna mino az Bmg.
ham.
The Pioneer sampler reported the rc.
colpt OF two cars Of ore from Bingham,
two from Allan and one from Nevada
today
q, @, Han, who has been looking over
Nevada camps and who has suocoedod
IN getting loolhold In some OF them,
has returned
j. II Edgorlon assistant 10 u, H.
Tatem, In the government assay olllcc
Ht llolcnn ~ IN tho city on buslnons
connected with that Once
Tho shipments Of ore from PARK city
last week aggregated d36s,3Ib pounds
the shippers being Sllver King, 2SlU,,
600, Daly.Wcet, i0i0,3jj, Kearns.kolth
23S. 900
ON Saturday afternoon George q
bradley was selected for the position
Of chief engineer OF the Utah "copper"
company ana win have supervision Of
the construction " the nav mill upol
which work IN soon 20 be started,
A special meeting Of the shareholder
/ ~ the Red Ton Mining company opo'
! mtlng M Ooldhcld Now w schedule.
! to take place at the comp0nya olllo.
| NJ Phoenix, ArI2o ON the sbth inst, lol
! the purpose of considering certain pro
posed amendments 70 the articles OF m
| corporation
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CON. MERCUR TO
PAY DIVIDEND.
directors Of Company viii Post
One at Meeting TO be Held
THIS Afternoon,
MINE IS MAKING MONEY NOW.
Treasury Contains Good Baanee--
Late Developments Are
Very Gratifying,

The directors OF the Consolidated
Mcrcur Gold Mines company are SEIZED.
uled to hold a meeting this afternoon,
at which II II expected, n dividend win
be posted, tho amount OF which VIII
probably be cents a share, or $4,000
Manager George II Dern, who came
In from the gold camp ON saturday
night fol the purpose OF attending the
meeting, told 'Ncws' representative
during the day that lhlngs are moving
along In very good shape ut the mines,
ana that the min " keeping up IT, rec.
ord Of handling $50 tons Of ore a day.
For several months the company has
been gradually swelling tho surplus In
tho treasury until now the funds con.
ialncd there aggregate, II IL said, oon'
Hldor0bly more than 100000.
While no figures have been released,
II Ia believed The company has been
clearing lately above expenses, MI Of
$500 day
The April record IN yet Incomplete,
the bullion produced not having yet
been converted Into cash
The late developments In tho mine In.
dIoate that the mine is yet n long way
from being short lived that II IL cap
able OF earning good many dividends
for rs shareholders,
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ROUNDUP Of
NEVADA CAMPS.
A Well Known Salt Lake Mining
Man Tells Of Observations
Ia That state,
SAW THE LUND IRON PROPERTY
Near Battle Mountain -Rhyolite hid
ing Up Rapidly -- supplies Are
Expressly, In That Region.

A Salt Lake mining man, who has
been making n roundup Of Nevada mlh'
INK camps with the hope Of catching
srto something good before he returns
home, writes the "Ncws' from Las
Vegas under date Of the 10th inst
II visited some time ago the GIANT
mine at Battle Mountain, New belong
ing to Henry Lund and associates VINO
has an immense tonnage Of second class
ore which runs well IN gold and silver
This IN called milling ore, but much OF
II would stand shipment II II proposed
20 build n mill soon, but am satisfied
they will md large Tonnage OF high
grade stun,
"peoplo at Goldnold are mostly Ot n
standetill, NJ the camp does not show
the activity that II did some time ago,
Mr., A, II, Mnyno and associates have a
good lease on the SANDSTONE; they arc
putting IN some machinery ana VIII
soon be on the market again with hlsh
grade ore,
"Bullfrog ana Rhyolto are oenlcrs OF
attraction at present People are llock'
INK IN by the hundreds, Rhyolite IL
building w very rapidly and every
morning shows new tents and tompo'
r0ry houPos, Building material " very
scarce Lumber IL worth from $50 10
$40 per thousand bay N2O, meals, 20
cents, and oats, 81 per night water
not good and some fear an epidemic OF
sickness, II very strict precautions are
not taken about sanitary conditions
Teams cost sl2 per day, and TO feed A
team over over night the expense IN
s1b0 A private company " laying .
miles, and expects TO deliver water IN
about 90 days,
"Bullfrog lays at tho base Of the nh
on which Rhyolite In located, Bullfros
people are building u large hotel anu
making strong effort 10 make II the
main town and principal business cen.
ter but In my Judgment Rhyolite has
the advantage Of being surrounded by
mines, Bullfrog has n good newspaper
and substantial business men are goinS
IN, Rhyolte's new paper started last
week, the Rhyolitc Herald, The tow,
win also have q good Ice plant soon, A
good deal OF lumber and other build
INK material viii arrive there thla week
"The Montgomery Hhoshono mine II
all that has been claimed for A.
went through II last Sunday ana saw
large amount OF ore showlngi tho
miners seemed 10 be approaching the
wall, with 70 feet OF u vein, The Poory
ryndcnto VIII undoubtedly get the same
yoin ana develop fine property Mr.
poery and associates nro well liked by
people In the district "Blll' driiilth'
" picking up some good pieces OF prop
erty every day or two,
"The Denver mine has fine vein ol
good ore and should become n splendid
property,
"'rhe country adjacent has all beer
located for "A miles around, and I wni
told today that Bor0y Smith has do
cidcd TO build his railroad from Las
Vegas, which win help Salt LIKE but
its citizens must look after business I
they expect TO get H. Los Angeles pco
plc are much more active MT Vegn'
than the Salt Iakors, and we nre get
ting the long end OF stick"
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Refined weak Crushed, O,b5i powdered,
bM, grunulntcd, b,&,
Conoo-Qulct No z Rio, s cents
Butter Weak, street price, extra
creamery Gu23is official prices. cream
common to extra, 1898 renovated, conn
mon 20 extra isU2i western factory,
oomon 10 extra, limloi western imitation
creamery extra, 20 do, frtts ~,
Cheese New, easy, Old frm New state
M cream, small lcolorca nnd white me
coorcd ana white nnc, iOMllh old state,
tu cream, .colored and white fancy, IVA
do, nnc, l8A,
Eggs. lrrcgulnr, Western storage ecoc.
lions, lShulsla, do, nTate, IN,
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IIEINZR GETS LEFT,
AmnlsamN,ed copper Company scores
Victory ~ Helena

Helena, Mont, May l5,--Judgc Hunt
IN tho United states court today dcniod
an injunction sought Ny r. A. llelngc
against the Parrot Mining company N
Butte 20 prevent IT'S mining In a vein
when ne contcnded hpcNod IN the Nip.
per mino IN which he owns 3l'30ths on
the ground sullclcnt showing had not
been made
IN regard to the soscnllcd "bluo vein, "
Judge Hunt holds that the question
hangs ON whore the discovery w IN the
showing ne grants the Injunction IN that
particular, Tho decision w considered
Am important victory for the Amulgu.
mntcl company Parrot mine has been
closed since proceedings started ana
MIll now resume,
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago, May lj,- Cattle Receipts. a.
000 market l0pld cents lower Good q
primo steers, D 60l6ib, poor to medium
cows, 3OOli5,ej, holforE 3COu5tO, can
nors, ljO0aiO' bulls. gitaiiJi calves,
3OOu0,B
Hogs Receipts today l0OOO tomorrow,
q ,0O0i market 70 cents lower Mixed and
butchers, t2l05,3ils, good 70 choice
heavy $500 S!lb rough heavy &@g3Si
Sheep Receipts 1900 market lONll
cents higher market ttrong 20 10 cents
higher Good TO choice wothors, ehorn,
iiiu6,2ji fair TO choice mixed, shorn, 800
uiiOi western sheep, shorn, inQ5l5, ma.
tive lambs shorI, ipu6bOi western
lambs i0OU1, 40
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STRIKE IN KAWICH,
ore WIN Run Upwards ~ Saoo 10 the
Ton,

Early last week word was brought In
To- Cdllcnto Of rich strike mat was
made ON one of the properties owned
by the kowlch Gold Mining company
says m, Cnllontc lGSproHa The samples
displayed were na large M u mans
hand and free gold was seen MI through
H. Tho End was made on the t0'foot
level OF tho KOwith Cola Mining com.
pany property The company has been
developing itH property steadily FOR the
past flX weeks and success has now
rewarded iia efforts win the big How
Of water, Knwlch ls doalncd To-
10 one Of me- great mining
camps OF Nevada, Already a stampede
10 the new camp has begun and no
wonder, when You tako IN consideration
that the assay of the specimens shown
VIII run upward Of $500 to the ton,
within the last three weeks there has
been over 20 strikes made IN Kawich
and the ore would assay from $3.50 70
$500 per ton, Az Calionto IN the closcsl
route 20 the mcltor8 (only llg miles 10
Kawlch and 10 miles 10 NOlt Lake City),
the strike means much 10 VS.
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GRAY REPORTS STRIKE.
one Made Las, saturday In llahnO'
Goldflold Mine

v, W. Kelly secretary VI the ulahna
doldnold Mining company In In receipt
Of n message from Manager W. T.
Gray conveying Tho information that
Mr.. Gray IL having ASSAYS made and
mtll returns arc received local of
nelals win DO IN the dark ~ 10 values,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-15
ON MINING EXch ANGE
There was Little LIE 10 the stock Mar
ket Today

There was not much ITO to the min.
ing stock market today Altogether
there were 5000 shares transferred, for
which was paid the sum Of S,lM,G3.
Consolidated Mcrcur moved Mp cent,
n block of 800 shares selling at OF cents,
May Day was weaker than II appeared
on saturday while New York closed a
few points stronger No other Park
city stocks participated Buller-Llb.
cral was active, but II sold under IL
cents,
The closing quotations and sales were
US follows.
ToDAYiS QUOTATIONS.
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OMAHA

South Omaha, May lt,--Caltlo-Receipts
900O; market ,elondy Native stcors, I iO1p
o. %, cows ana hcifers 100000 western
steers, SjOa5 Is, Gamers 2,OOdS, % stock.
ors and feeders gi50i,St. calves, sou
Hogs Receipts 1900, market cents
lower Heavy blOa5,9, mixed, jl2Mp
bl6, LIGHTS, blOnt,l5, plgs, icoU5Ooi bulk
Of sales, b,l2fd6l5
Sheep Receipts, 500. market 10 cents
wtS,Rcrs pSoGrn" joalSS, ewSs, sRor pH' 10
HI. rs. lnmbp u. llnU. 10