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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-22
JOE" DEDERIcH HERE,
Comes In From los Angeles and Re
cciyes Good News From stockton.

Joseph Dcdench, tho we'll known con-
tractor. who has been solourning In
Los Angeles for several months, but
siill claims salt Lake as his home, came
IN from the coast city yesterday and de-
parted this morning for Bingham,
where he has been doing some construc-
ton for the Yampa Smelling company
during the present year.
Tomorrow Sir. Dederich viii go out
20 the Black Diamond mine at Stock
ton, IN which he II an extensive share
holder, on a trip OF inspection, He
not know until reaching town yesterday
that recent development In this Stock
ton property has disclosed an important
orebOdy. one which leaees little doubt
in his mind that the mine Is going 70
become one % the camps greatest ship
pers OF ore. While OF course he Intend
Cd 20 pay his proportion OF a late as
sessment which amounted 20 over 5000
anyway he could do so a whole lot
more cheerfully after having heard thu
news from Manager W. {. Alexander,
under whose direction a most energetic
campaign Is being directed.
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THE SMOKE NUISANCE
What the L. 5. Company Is Doing to
Remove Trouble.

While It H. not generally known but
the fact IL. the United States Smelling.
Refining a Mining company Is SPEND
ing q good many thousands Of dollars
IN providing equipment for an abste-
ment II not a complete eradication 81
the smoke nuisance"
Managing Director a. y. Holden said
today that a number OF bag houses 49,
being built. similar 10 those IN use Il
the plants Of the A. :. a r. and that
they will probably be completed before
next years crop goes into the ground.
Mr. Holden says the companys engi-
neers have spent great deal Of time
In experimenting with pro, csses TO do
away with the fumes which. farmers
residing within the smoke zone Of the
smelters complain have been dastruc-
tive to vegetation ana that the one
now being installed apptars 10 bo the
most effective.
Mr Holden Is c0nGdet that within
short time sucn devices win ! added
TO the equipment a the plant IL Bing-
ham Junction that no one VIII have
cause to compisN 90 the future.
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SHELTER FOR REvIELLE.
onicials Leave TO Select site for New
Plant.

Malcolm Macdonald, accompanied by
General Manager Collins Of the Ne
vada smelling * Mines corporation left
by automobile for Reveille at q. M.
last Saturday. says the TonOpah sun.
The purpose Of the trip Is to look over
the holdings OF the corporation IN thar
district with view 60 determining the
best location for the smelter and reduc-
tlon plant the company proposes 70
erect Tor the treatment OF It's ores.
taken from the Revsille. Eden and
Goldrced mines.
II 10 thought here that the most like
81 location for such a plant will be at
Revoille, as there IL water 10 be had
there and u has the advantage of be-
Ing about A. centrally located with ref
ertnce 70 the positions Of the three
mines a. any place that could be found.
Mr. Macdonald, however. does not IN
tend 70 be hasiy IN making his choice
% a location. and will 20 carefully over
the entire district on this trip.
An added advantage % Revtllle az
the place TO build the mill L. that (, is
not a great distance from Golden Ar
row and the camps Of that section In
the last few weeks a number OF re-
ports have been received from the
properties lying IN the range on which
Golden Arrow IL situated. and the ac-
iivity in that section appears 20 BE- in
creaSing BY bounds. Tho few pioneers
~ the district have been pinning their
faith 70 the time when the Smelter &
Mines people should build a reduction
plant IN their vicinity and they are de-
youily hoping that Reveiile viii BE- the
place where work 10 started.
The reduction plant Itself viii have
To he large one. A. the company Il
planning an aggressive campaign of de-
yclopmfni An Tho three properties men.
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Cop. Range, 7sa7sE; Greene Con, gIis
NIX Mass, 9a9Is; Mayfiower. 1Qql00;
Mohawk, 63d63% Nevada Con, 1870
%. Old Colony. i6lh North Butte, IS
gssh; Old Dominion, 52hd53 Oseeola.
llskgl2o; Parrot. 2SG2sh: Phoenix, la
~ Tamarack. 9sGlOO; Tecumseh, l3L
al3ls: Trinity. ll&GllH; Helvetis, ga
6; Majestic, lhdib; Raven, $3.50;
Cumberland Ely. io%Gl0A; Balak-
lalla. sal0; Davis DAILY, $500:
Adventure b&dis Allouez. 3sd \;
Aacadian. iSa& Bingham, 3sgS6h
Butte Coal 3sh a37 Cal & Hefa., 7is
4lsi. Con. Mercur. 55G6O: DAILY West.
l7hQls Franklin. 22S q22% Gran
by. l2hnl2%; Victoria, 64a7; Utah
Con, 65a65h: Wolverine, ii7niis;
Wyandot. lNlis; Boston Con, 32%G
49, Royale, 2oa20h; Az Conf, SEQ 20;
Black Min. shqS4; Apex. ~ 9st
Nevada Utah. isGis shawmut, s5f
100; East Butte. lOQl0 Cananea.
ish@ls%; Hancock, SOS.
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Corn marke, was quiet and lower on
scattered selling BY commission houses
and cash Interests. There was fair buy.
inE on the decline which had brought out
.nufnber % stop-loss orders December
corn opened 4 10 Adss lower al .2he4zA
10 "a ard sol0w AZ tztl42%-
The oats market was fairly active with
commission houses about equally diviae'i
on the two sides. December cats opened
Nh. lower at 3ls 10 Ss and sold al
The provisions market was firm and a
shade higher on the small run Of hogs
and higher prices at the stOckyards. Of
feriugs were light and came chiefly from
local longs January pork opened 5 cents
higher at BIN. Lard was unchanged 10
~ cents higher az i,77is 10 I'D. RIBS
were up ~ cents az LON.
Cash wheat-No. 2 red, 7s4l4fi No, }
red, 7ia1s' No. ? hard. JsAtIe; 10. hard
nail; No. northern. NG3, No. : 40,
TrSiii No 3 spring, ASH -
CorT-No . i1lsfiis: No !. ii.afk.
Oats-No. . 2i.d33: No. 2, 72aa2h
The close was steady with December
unchanged 10 = lower az Hh
ccrn-The close was easy with Deem
Der down !, al az.
Corn-sept, an, Dec, IN.
oats Sept. 3sis; Dee. 3aitdosr
f0rk--sept. ie ndis0: Jan, IL .2if
TArd-sept. SO. Oct. ss1is,
Ribs--sept., 800. oct, s.57h
Rye-Cash. a..
Barley-Cash. &dSs.
Timothy-sept., I'D.
Flax and clover-Nothing doing.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York, Sept, 2-sugar raw. hrm.
Fair refining an centrifugal, Is test
AZ molasses sugar
Refned--Steady Crushed, SO; powder
Cd. 5. 10. granulated. 500.
coffee-Stssdy. No. Rio, ~ :
LIVERPOOL GRAIN,
Liverpool. Sept. Goose. Wheat-sept'
Is 2i.d, Dec, Is I'd.
Weather fine.
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NEVADA STOCKS.

Belmont. 5,sfhds.l2h Cash Roy, Is
ql6; Golden Anchor. esG7o; Home. "a
n26; Jim Butler, i31n al 40; MacNa-
mara, 19dsl Midway, 2,25d2 80: Mon
tana. 2.Ghd? s2is North Star, Hdis:
Ohio. 25G27. Tonopah Extension. S.i2h
$500, Tonopah Nevada, ls.i2hdls.2o,
West End, 2.65a2.70. Adams. sac At.
lanta, 2sn2s; Blue Bell. 1917; Booth,
5sqs7. Columbia Mountain, aOal Con-
queror. i2dit: Diamondfeld 56aH;
Dixie sac; Goldneld, sids5; Jumbo,
l4oul.t5' Jumbo Extension, Hais'
Kendall 6Od1o. Laguna, 45dis, May
Queen. 20 bid Mohawk. 4.40nt. f2h,
Red Top l.2hel Is, Sandstone. 1SH
rs. Silver Pick, 10a7l; 81. Ives. J51
50; National Bank. sass, Denver. l.J5
bid Eclipse, % bid; Gold Bar l.l2hp
LIS; Original. 1914. Steinway, "
dli Consolidated Virginia, s5nss.
Indian Camp. 55d5s: Easle. u bid;
Ophir. 2.25a2. s: Mexican, 65G70:
Caledonia, 30 aSS: Exchequer, 50Gb3;
Norcross l.00d105: Golden Crown.
16d17: Great Bend, 56457; Rescue,
2lG2?: Black Butte Extension. 4d5;
Montgomery Mountain. $685., Sun
set. 1sdil; Scepter. is; Manhattan,
1904, Seyler- Humphrey ls41g;
Dexter. 60de5: Granny, 1890; Gold
Wedge. l7Gia; Lone Star 1914;
Great Bend Extension, 20a2l; Great
Bend Annex, 12al3, Crescent, l2d
IL; Cow Boy, liGl3; Denver Annex.
22d2f: Bulls and Bears 3di: Black
Rock. 4d5: New York Consolidated.
25d27. Manhattan Consolidated. Sln
81. Little Hoe bH6, Mayflower bbI
bs Jumping Jack, 55h57. Red Top
Extension, sol; Meoxany 2od 20;
Fraction. 1885. Daisy, 1905; Tri-
angle. las: Tramp Consolidated, 1870
n 1875: Bonanza. Sac, Yankee Girl.
ljdi6; Stray Dog. ssde7; Pine Nuts,
23d2f.
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Carisa. 800 at 80.
Lower Mammoth 100 At T.: l2j at %.
20 At "a. 100 at Is, 200 at IL 2l00 az IS;
1900 at S0 900 al ~
May Day. 800 al Il seller 3d. 800 at
iiis
Nevada Hills. 100 at 2S5
Star Con. 800 al ii
Uncle Sam. 20 0at 81
Beck Tunnel 600 at ST.
Little Chief 900 AZ Az 800 a. ~;
1000 M 1874 seller so. 1000 at 1874
New York. 500 at %; 1000 at 5l'3 sell
Ter 90
Scottish Chief 500 it %.
South Carolina. i0l az g.
Tetro, 1000 at 22h
Victor Con. 1000 AT so,
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Columbus Con. ESQ at I.55: $50 at
$50.
DAILY West, 50 at 1918
Lower Mammoth. 300 al Il.
May Day. 600 az H. seller So 800 at
liiz.
Nevada Hills. 30 Oat 200. 800 at s95.
Sacramento. 500 al H.
silver Shield. 800 at II.
Tetro 900 az g.
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BUILDING Of
THE P|OCHE ROAD
Supt. MoNelIl Of Nevada. Utah
Mines Says Equipment is
Being Assembled,
WORK MAY BEGIN NEXT MONTH
several Carloads Of scrapcrs Reach
caiienie-Raymond and Ely
Shaft

Superintendent Mcneil Of the prom.
er'les ~ the Ncyada-U Utah Mines a
smel'ers corporation at Phoebe. Neva-
"a came IN from the south this morn.
ing ana brought the information that
the construction department Of the Salt
Lake Route had begun to assemble al
callenle equipment 10 be used IN the
construction OF the Calicnte d Phoebe
branch.
While | have no official adyices on
me subject, declared Mr. Mcneil, Il
am inclined to believe that Il Is the
intention OF the railroad company a.
nave actual construction on this line
IN progress early IN October. Several
car loads of scrapers arrived al CALI
cnte a couple Of days ago. and ! un-
defstand that just as soon as the Las
Vegas 4 Tonopah branch Is finished 10
Beatty the entire constructing force
VIII be moved to Caliente and strung
out along the right Of way to Phoebe"
Mr., Mcneil says work Is progressing
very satisfactory AZ the Nevada Utah
properties and that IL viii not be many
weeks until the timbering OF the Ray
mond 4 Ely shaft will be completed
and then the hoisting Of ore from that
portion OF the company's domlnlons
will probably begin.
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CONCENTRATES.

Surt. Robert Brown of the Centen-
NAL Eureka mine Of Tintic, is In the
city today.
Manager L, A. Amsden Of the Yankee
Consolidated Is looking over conditions
al that Tintic property today,
General Traffic Manager George W.
Helntz Of the United States Smelling
Refining & Mining company, has re-
turned from a trip east
John Dern. president NJ the Con-
solldated Mercur Gold Mines company,
loft the city today TO inspect a min
ing property recently brought to his
attention.
The management Of the Cedar Min
Ing company, operating In Beaver
county. has put In some ore bins and
II getting ready TO come to market
with regular shipments,
Supt. S. G. Hazelton Of the United
States smelters was called east yes
iCrday or account Of the sudden death
Of his father who resided at Washing.
ton. b. G..
Supt Rossberg ~ tho Fortuna Min.
inc company came IN from that Bing-
ham property yesterday with A fine
lot Of specimens Of native copper ore
from the Mayfower tunnel
Alexander II. Tarbet has secured
possession % what Is believed 10 be
a valuable mining concession IN Lower
California, Mexico The property Il
located near the seaport town OF la
Faz.
Eastern brokers seem 10 think there
Is something Up al the Daily West
mine al Park City which warrants bet.
ter prices Yselerday several mes
sages Of inquiry were rec lived BY To-
cal brokers Officials OF the company.
however. say there IL nothing do
ing
Tho Utah Copper company has let A
contract for the $3.50 feet OF pine line
which Is 10 become a portion Of the wa
ierWorks system OF that corporations
new Garfield MILL The pipe will be "a
inches IN diameter. and VIII connect the
pumping station with the reservoir be.
Ing put in above the big plant.
An eastern publication says: Archi.
bald c, Miner Of Salt Lake, interested
On southern Utah iron fields. and in
irrigation projects on the Snake river
has recently been IN the bake su.
lerlor Iron districts and Duluth. Mr..
Miners plans for a large steel mill
on Utah lake are developing.
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Tiniic Stocks Were Active This Week
--IodaN's Onnfnflnns and Snles

IouaNr RuothiWhS anu Ntite,
Tho value Of the stocks sold on the
floor 81 the Salt Lake Stock and Min
ing Exchange this week aggregated
almost $4,000. There has been a
good demand for Tlntic stocks and
probably the most conspicuous and er-
ratio among them being Lower Mann
moth, which sold today up 10 so cents
= share. Little Chief has also been
active. but has weakened, while May
Day has held remarkably steady
around IL cents Columbus Con-
solidated Of Alta closed the week
higher Some Daily Judge changed
hands. but sli.37is seemed to he the
top notch figure on a. a good many
who bought In sometime ago expecting
% hold for a higher market have be-
come discouraged and let go Of their
holdings The impression seems 20
prevail that the initial quarter dlvl-
dend will be only 30 cents a share or
10 cents per month. although the man.
agement has made no definite an
nouncement 20 that effect Nothing
less than the amount stated is pro.
mised-but more n likely II The pres.
ent record OF production continues
DAILY found favor and there has been
some inquiry for Ontario.
Nevada Hills seems 20 have taken
20 the toboggan and shows a decline
OF about 20 cents share.
Today's closing quotations and sales
were:
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have been ordered for each OF the mines
and II is evidently the intention to
break ore IN large quantities IN all OF
three mines. To treat the output Of
tho three big mines that are being
worked on an economical basis, which
means In big way Il Is going to take
a large capacity and II Is safe TO say
that the Nevada Smelter & Mines CON-
pany Is planning A big and thoroughly
nOdern concern
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OLD MINE REoPENED.
Gold Park Property at Austin, New,
Sccne of Much ActiNlN.

The Gold Park mine. near Austin,
New, now being operated by the Gold
Park Mining company Ia developing
most satisfactorily. About 30 years ago
the mine produced over $4,000, and
subsequently = very large sum was
nstied by leasers. but for years Il has
laid idle until purchased by the pres
ent company. which is principally con-
posed Of capitalists ~ Washington. D.
c. Since acquiring possession the
company has run a tunnel 500 feet into
the mountain, which has cut eight
parallel veins varying In width from
three 10 eight feet. and 80 tons Of
ore taken from these yielded through
the mill s2s ton In free milling gold.
This II highly profitable. as owing TO
a splendid water supply and unlimited
timber owned by the company, the ore
can be miled for 81 ton.
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ACTIVITY OF STOCKS.
Broker ". II. nbhals Gives Explana.
ton for Present Market Conditions.

"A marked improvement In the money
rates has quickenei the activity in the
stock market" said w. II. Tibbals. the
broker, today. There is an optimls-
tic sentiment regarding stock Invest
ments, both Industrial and mining. For
long time the wealthy investors have
been gathering IN stocks and the eet-
ter classes have been IN demand, large
dividends and good profits by advances
being the stimulus. This Is especially
true OF Industrial stocks.
"The general public seems TO be wax
ing up 10 the opportunities for good
mining investments. The great profits
resulting from high prices Of metals are'
attractive. and the general public IL
studying the situation carefully to de-
termine where the money may be put
without too great risk 90 secure a bet
ter Interest than that Paid by banks.
Hence the frequent inquiries regarding
our mining investments. We may look
for greater business and higher prices.
The Daily Judge company has an.
nounced its policy on dividends, Begin
ming IN January. the company win pay
rot less than % cents per share per
quarter. There are some who antlci-
pate that tho FIRST dividend will be eth
or % or a. cents. BY the time the first
dividend h. paid, the surplus viii prob.
ably have reached at least $4,000.
a dividend % 30 or 70 cents monthly
rate Is paid. the company viii add oon-
siderable each month 10 the surplus
while a dividend Of 10 cents per share
PER mouth, which Is u per cent interest
on va valuation, would not warrant
the present price Of the stock. yet. be.
cause OF the history Of the great mines
q Park city the stock Is likely 70 hold
steady around the present prices. and
VIII, IN time. advance considerably. IL
would not he ~ AL surprising n see
the stock sls per share by the isi 81
January THIS stock may BE REGARDED
- safe investment fnr an income for
q number ~ years. u Is generally ex-
recicd that tho dividend rate viii b,
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NEW COMPANY FORMED.
The utah a Michigan Company Files
Incorporation Articles.

The Utah & Michigan Mining & MIL
ing company OF this city filed Its arti-
clos Of Incorporation IN the county
clerks ONCE today. The capital stock
of the company IL $4,000 divided into
shares u the par value Of 81 each.
John T. O'Neill Is president; Edward
Wills. vice president ]. X Parsons,
secretary and treasurer. The company
owns the Michigan group Of claims
located iu the Beaver Lake district,
Beaver county, Utah.
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MINES OF TINTIc.
Centennial Eureka sent out Twenty.
FIVE Cars This Week.

The mines o. the Tintic mining dis
trict were represented IN the markets
today by over 1000 tons Of ore, or Jos
carloads. Centennial-Eureka Dragon
Iron and Mammoth led In tonnage with
the smaller mines doing very well
The shipments and the mines contrib
utlng were: Ajax, 2. Bullion Beck. Z;
Beck Tunnel s: Carisa. ?; Centennial
Eureka, Is, Dragon Iron. II, Eureka
Hin leasers. 4, Godiya concentrates, 2;
Geminl. 8, Grand Central s. Mammoth,
10, Star Con. /. Scranton. 3. Swansea,
2. South Swansea, ]; Uncle Sam Con,
>; Victoria, 6, Yankee Con. /, total
carloads, los.
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THE STAR CONSOLIDATED.
Manager McWilliam Speaks Encourag-
ingly Of Mine Condition.

Manager Henry c. Mcmillan speaks
very encouragingly about conditions at
the Star Consolidated mine In the Tin
tie district. While there IL nothing OF
special Importance developed as yet.
the campaign Of exploration Is going
ahead steadily on the $50 800 and 100
levels. The ore now being shipped is
coming from the 40 level.
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OMAHA
PRODUCE.


Chicago. Sept s2-The wheat market
opened firm today. continued small re-
esipts IN the northwest and bullsh ca
bles regarding the Argentine crop being
the chief cause ~ the strength. Deem
Der wheat opened unchanged TO = lower
a. 1iA and sold at e.
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago te-
ported receipts Of - cars.
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Geo. N. Cannon Comply
Rm. si2-si5 Tsmrls,on BLDG
Salt LAX. City.

This space is reserved for
our announcements and
will contain from time 70
time a statement Of what
We wish TO buy or sell.
Commercial stocks and
bonds bought and sold on
commission. We can buy
for you any stock on the
local market, and shall Be
glad 10 have you either
call and see us or write us
and tell your needs. All
orders will receive prompt
careful and intelligent at
iention. We also handle
real estate and Il IS our
business 10 bring buyer and
seller together. We con-
slider II no trouble 10 ans
wer questions and shall be
glad 10 tell you what we
know on any business mat
ter In our line.
GEO. NJ. CANNON. MIR.
Rm, 5l2-5i3 TsmPlston Bldg
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WOOL.

ST. Louis. Sept. 2--Wool stesdy: Ter
rltory and western mediums, 21z; nne
medium, isd22. fine, 1901
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, sept % -Cattle-Receipts, ZOO
market STEADY. Beeyes, 39ge.yD, cows
and helfers, l.3OQ5. -; st0ckers and feed
ers, e. FQe. iO cows, 2.0oHs.p,
Hogs-Roceipts. 700; market cents
higher Mixed and butchers. e.2)as.6lls'
. scuso5 lights, 6.3qs,sO. pigs 5.e5ae.io;
bulk Of sales, 6.l0ae.3
sheep-Rec..ptS, 2Oc, market strong.
Sheep, 5.3,d6. IS. lambs, iHqlD.
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r. n. Snow & Co, Stock Brokers.
2 Commercial Blk. Both Phones is7a
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CANNON BROS. BROKERS, "a Z.
So. Temple. Tel. sI0 Ind. Si0-k Bell
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p. NJ. WEST a Co. stock brokers'
d. Y. Walker Blk. Tel ls5: res, s5l0-I
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RECAPITULATroN.
A. 8. CAMPBELL.

Stock Broker. 2is d. p. Walker Block
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KANSAS CITY,

Kansas city. Sept 2.-Cattle-Recelpi
30. including 10 southerns. market un.
changed Native steers, 4.osd5.i0 southern
steers, 2i5a4.p, southern COWS, 20sq3 10;
native cows and heifers l75a6.oO; stock
ers and feeders, 2.6OGiop, bulls, 2l0qS,S;
calves 3.25Qs %. western fed steers, S.iOg
$50: western cows. 22n3.B.
Hogs-Receipts, 300 market steady 10
strong Bulk OF sales, s&Qs.S; heavy,
6 l5ns3o packers, 8. 9ns,B. pigs and
lights, 6.0o4is %.
sheep Receipts, 100; market steady
Muttons, t.75a6.OO; lambs, 6,0onl %: range
weihers, izSH5,15: fed ewes, i0a4.9.
OMAHA.
Omaha, Sept 2-Cattle- Receipts, 81;
market unchanged Native steers. 4.0d
SO, cows and heifers, 2.tpaf.t0 western
steers 3 25nt 25; Texas steers, 2 s0ai.2j:
COWS and helfers. 2ood3 7s Gamers, l.5oa
80, stockers and feeders. 2,7Sd4.JO;
calves, .S.Dds.oo bulls and stays, l75a
SIS.
Hogr-Reeolpts. $500. market steady.
Heavy, 5.t5a6.0. mixed, s.O6Gs, 10: lights.
e,2eds 70; pigs and lights. JOd6o0, Bulk
Of sales, 6.046.2l
sheep Receipts, 900. market steady.
Yearlings. 55od6lS; wethers, 5.oDqS -.
ewes, l.50d5 q; lambs. 6.5oq7.9,
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NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS o.
car Groshell, sales agent for uth ~
pert cash register renairlng NO = vs.
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LADIES GARMENTS

LADIES SUITS. SPRING yAoS stls,
sttrs, shirt waists, evening goNn,.. rr.s
ana hsss almost nav, a. your
HI vast md South Stree,
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