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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-27
TINTIc OPERATORS.
Completed Permanent Organization
Yesterday Afternoon

The ore producers Of the Tintic min
Ing district completed their organizs-
tiol yesterday afternoon by the election
Of Clarence r. Allen. mines manager OF
the United States Smelling. Refining a
Mining company as president. John
Dern, president OF the Lower Mann
moth company. first vice president. La
fayette HolbrOOk, president OF the
Grand Central Mining company second
vice president. Jackson McCrystal. su-
pcrlntendent Of the Gemlni and Godiya
mines treasurer and Harry s. Joseph
manager OF the Carisa Gold & Copper
Mining company secretary
A set Of bylaws was adopted which
makest every man who operates a mine
or prospect eligible 10 membership ana
already nearly every operator has
Joined the association or his signlfed
his intention Of doing So II Is the pur-
pose Of the organization to take up all
matters pertaining 10 the general well
fare of mine operators Of the Tintlc dis
trict The organization is 10 he known
as the Tlntlc Mine Operators assoc
citation and IN the future complaints
about wages, unjust determination In
freight rates, etc, win go to the asso-
citation az a body Tor consideration.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-27
MOVED TO CRIPPLE CREEK.


According to a report that comes from
FairYiew. Nevada. the people living in
Eastgate have declared war on the
men that control that townsite, and
have begun moving by wholesale To-
a new townslto called Cripple Creek
two miles northeast This is done TO
destroy the interests % the men own
Ing Eastgate. who are charged with
having pursued selfish tactics inju-
rious to the community The first day
two-ihirds Of the population is said 10
have loaded tents cabins and personal
effects upon wagons and trekkod across
the desert 60 Cripple Creek, which Is
now celebrating It's birth
The removal recalls ;he time that the
people Of the Bullfrog country slaugh-
tered the town Of Bonanza. In single
night they deserted the townslte and
located at Bullfrog Bulifrog became
distasteful 10 them a little later and
then they moved TO Rhyolitc. Rhyolite
Is according the camp Of the district.
The same thing was attempted In the
Ramsey district few months ago
with only partial success. Two town
sites were being promoted and the one
that was getting the short end Of the
lot sales offered everyone on the rival
track free lot II he would relocate a
number took advantage OF the offer
and changed habitation in a day.
At Eastgate the original tOwnsito Is
alleged to have suffered quite loss.
but the promoters say the change Is
temporary and that II viii be but a
matter Of time until the first settlers
return.
The new town Of Cripple Creek.
whore the Eastgate inhabitants are in
vited TO live. is IN a country where ex-
cellent ore Is being found.
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CONCENTRATES.

Thomas Weir manager Of the Ohio
Copper company's mine al bingham
is In camp on an inspection trip.
Frank q. Cook has been making an
investigation Of mines IN Round Noun
tain. Nevada.
Tony Jacobson. manager Of the CO.
lunbus Consolidated mine is In Alta
TODAY and expects to leave for the east
next Saturday.
sidney Hamburger aud lafayette
Hanchett returned last night from a
fishing trip to Grand Daddy lakes. over
in the Uintah reservation.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late Yesterday by Mccormick &
Company were: Crude ore and con-
ccntrate. $4,000. base bullion. $4,000.
Patrick Ryan. who has been In Mex
SEQ ON mining business for several
weeks has returned home. He has
mining interests IN the southern re-
public
G. 4 Short. the mayor Of Gold
Springs Utah. the new southern Utah
mining camp ~ which he is the fouu-
der. is in the city ON a brief business
tfip.
The Nevada Fairview company OPP
Grating az Faiiview. Nevada has add-
Cd several claims 10 the group pur-
chased sometime Sgo. The property Is
owned by salt lakers.
The Ely Consolidated Copper Mining
company Is the name Of new COR
poraiion 90 be launched in this city In
O few days In which several Utah min
INK men viii appear as promoters
The excursion 10 Ely. New. tomor-
row on the occasion NJ the completion
Of he Nevada Northern railroad 90
that big copper camp. will BE- liberal
ly patronigcd by salt Lake brokers
and mining men.
The Goldheld Daily sun has changed
hands and the name 81 the paper mas
been changed 10 Is now known as the
Goldneld Daily Tribune and j. NJ Bur-
nell formerly business manager Of the
Rocky Mountain News. Is manager
w. II. Clark returned Saturday night
from Round Mountain and viii leave
tomorrow for his home In Salt lake,
where Mrs Clark will join him on a
trip to New York and later across the
pond He win be gone about six
wceks-Goldneld Tribune
iind OF hioiyblenum orr that may
prove OF great value 20 the discover
err, is owned by three young men Of
western Nevada. Jerome n Higgins
ana James Henry ~ Reno. ard Frank
Saxion Of Carson. who returned a lev
DAYS ago from near Bridgeport. Cal.
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LOCAL MARKETS.

In today's local markets the receipts
include a car Of fancy lemons. fruit
that is becoming very scarce as the
California crop is now nearly all moved,
and the eastern demand has increased
the consumption. The imports from
Europe have also fallen on. conse-
quently, the market remains very stiff,
and Is likely 10 remain 50 until De-
cember when the new crop win be
maturing. Car loads Of bananas are
going OF like hot cakes" and grapes
are being received In large quantities.
Two car loads OF Irish potatoes OF ex-
cellent quality are IN from Cache coun-
~, and fine sweet potatoes are IN from
the coast. A car load Of cranberries
has been received from Cape Cod which
will be relished as the weather grows
colder. and this afternoon, car OF Bell
flower apples IL due from California.
Utah Concord grapes arc being re.
oeived in large quantities and local
vegetables are coming along In salts
factory condition and in quantities TO
supply the demand. Oysters are plen-
~ and in better size and quality than
usual. The prices obtaining this morn
ing are as follows.
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Forenoon toials.....2s,0Oo sissss.s5
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BOSTON CON. MILL.
Good Progress Being Made With ~
caNatlons for Plant.

With the exception that the manage
ment IL still experiencing a shortage of
labor. Chief Metallurgist A. j. BEETLES
Of the Boston Consolidated Mining
company says good headwny l. being
made now with the construction ~ the
big concentrating mill at GARFIELD. 4
great many teams are engaged IN
making the excavations for the plant:
but forty more could be used 10 very
good advantage II they could be had.
over IN another part the concrete
foundations have been started.
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where they have been doing their as
sessment work and incidentally de-
yeloping the property upon a small
scale. They brought home with them
some beautiful samples OF the ore
which IS richly spotted with molyb-
Donate OF lead IN its native state
Many Of the specimens give high val
ues but the true value Of the mine has
not been ascertained owing to the fact
that there are few paying mines in
America producing this mineral.-Reno
Gazette
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WILL USE FREIGHT AUTO.

The first freight auto ever brought
70 Nevada arrived yesterday from Mil
waukee, consigned TO the Standard
Mining company Of Bodie. says the
Gazette Of Reno, which win put il into
general service, running between
Thome and Bodie and Minden and
Bodie. The auto-truck Is a monster
OF its kind, weighing 1900 pounds.
built almost altogether OF steel. carry
ing 4b-horsepower and having speed
Of from six 90 Is miles an hour. The
giant truck is about l6 feet long and
has n carrying and hauling capacity
OF $4,000 pounds, more than can be
placed In an ordinary railroad car.
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TUNNEL GOING AHEAD.
supt. Rossum Reports Good Progress
AZ Gold Butte. Nevada.

The report OF sup,. ole Rossum Of
the Nevada Gold Butte Gold Mines
company, operating al Gold Butte,
Nevada. covering operations lasl
week. has been received and conveys
the information that the cross-cut
tunnel. which is to become the main
workings OF the property had pene-
trated the mountain 305 feet on last
SUNDAY night The face. he stated, Is
becoming pretty well mineralized,
which he takes as an indication that
the Gold Bluff vein is not very far
away. although he does not expect 1t
for al least another 30 feet
Mr.. Rossum and his men made an
average Of about 2is feet last week
and has been running through a hard
granite formation When the Gold
Bluff vein Is reached the management
will probably direct that some drifting
shall be done on It 10 get under the
outcrop where some sensationally rich
ore was found several months ago.
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YESTERDAYS.

Margaret Parton 20 Hannah NJ
Parton. Pt. g. ~, F...................
Charles r. Campbell 10 T.. G.
O'kelly, real and personal prop,
A G. Campbell ..................... 81
Charles r. Campbell 10 f. g.
O'Kelly. et al, real and personal
prop. A. r. Campbell .,.........,. 4
J. NJ. Killoran 10 Hattie NJ. Peter.
2-3. 2 Park Place add.
Nathan Rosenbaum 81 al 10 Ed
ward Rosenbaum. qXe9is feet Sc
fr NV 3, 81. Observation-Disclosures.
Julia A. Kimball 10 Ann T. Beers.
1l5X5O feet sw IT 50 feet " Of ne
5. 81, A................ .....t............
Hubbard Inv. Co. 10 James Bur
ton Sc 6, oakley sub.-............
Henry q. Johnson 10 T, L. Larsen.
i9isyeh rods Sc fr 20 feet Of
NV 3, % @ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. J.
Sarah A Browning to Amanda 5.
Childs. 4xi0 rods 50 n rfss
OF NV 4. G, F....................
Amanda :. Childs 20 Levi y Har-
mon, 4xi0 ross Sc II rods VI
NV. T. o. F...,......,.........
Alice A. Bailey 10 Grace G. Mar
tin. 2-g9. 4 South Lawn add.
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SAW THE CEDAR.
salt Takers Impressed With Beaver
County Property.

Herman Barnett. manager Of the c.
dar Mining company's property In Bea-
yer county. returned from camp this
morning. whore he was accompanied
by several well known salt Lakers. who
became very favorahly impressed. on
the $40 level has been exposed a large
body OF silver-lead ore carrying ship
ping values and, Il Is from this por-
tion 81 the mine that the ore being
shipped TO the local smeltcrs comes.
In afr. Ramberger's marty was
+. A. Hoock. ". II. JanN and S. :
Pond
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UTAH CONSOLIDATED
Company May Pay Three Dollar a
Share Dividend.

An insider IN Utah Consolidated has
made the statement that this Bingham
mine will net s9.50O000 this year and
that the next divdent will be 100000
or SO share on the 100000 shares Of
issued stock on the basis OF 81 a
share would amount TO SO share an
nually--as the company makes semi
annual distributions.
There is every reason TO believe that
the foregoing information viii turn out
10 be about right unless the unforeseen
happens. The company is making a
splendid record; the mine never con-
taned so much developed ore as Il
does now and the ore body found sew
eral months ago In the, northeast part
Of the mine Is the largest as well as
the richest ever found IN the Highland
Boy mine.
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Local Brokers Were Kept Fairly
Busy During the Forenoon
Session.
NEVADA HILLS STRONGER.
Tin.ic Stocks Were Acilvc--Daly Judge
Sales-Thc Closing ono.
tatiOns.

The brokers had a good forenoon OF
Il on the Salt Lake Stock and Mining
exchange, the shares sold represent
ing a valuation IN excess ~ $4,000.
The days business WIS started by the
sale OF 1900 shares Of Ajax al o. and
then came Carisa with 1000 al 80
cents DAILY Judge. offered down %
SlLl2k was promptly taken, while
Lower Mammoth ana May Day were
sellers around yesterdays quotations.
Beck Tunnel remained stationary: but
Scottish Chief advanced 5000 shares
going az I cents. Several Neyadas par
tIclpated and Nevada HIS showed
some improvement over the prices
quoted during the previous call
The closing quotations and sales
were.
A
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STRIKE IN cARIsA.
Harry Joseph Reports One on $50.
Foot Level Of Mine.

a new strike was reported having
been made In the Carisa mine in the
Tintic district which later received the
confirmation ~ Harry Joseph, manager
OF that property.
The ind was made a few DAYS ago
Mr. Joseph states. on the $50 level, and
while the extent OF ~ has not been
determined. he declares that Il Is OF
pretty generous proportions. The ex-
act location Is about 80 feet from the
shaft and assays show values Of four
per cent copper, 10 ounces in silver and
T. Ia gold
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OGDEN CANYON
EXCURSION
Sunday September 3oth

Via Oregon Short Line. Round "trip
10 Ogden sl.00. Trains leave at 7:i0 or
1880 a. m, or l.30. i;o5 or sos p. m.
Returning. leave ogden at 4:l0 or sos
p. m, or special At 1880 D. m. Fine
trout and chicken dinner az the Her
mitage.
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RoRERTs coMPLErr woRKs

outlines ~ Ecclesiastical History. %
Sis. $3.50. s2.7i. The Gospel" 10
W.. S-at; 'Ntv Witness for Cod"
tl5o, 1850. Succession IN the fresI-
dcncy." soc, soc. i5c. Rise and Fail 81
Nauvoo, F." sL25. t225: Missouri perse-
cutions " tl.25. S2.25. Mormon Doc
irinc Of Deity sL0e. 1873 and si.ss.
De7erei News Book Store. Sal, Lake
GU. uath
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TODAYrs

Alma f. Brown 10 Ammon 5.
Brown, part Of LOT 5, block l8, plat
A .s.ss..s. as.s-.f-sstf-tss I
Peter Johnson 10 II. y Clark part
~ section Is, township 1 south.
range 2 west ..........,..........,... 100
Harry Lawrance 20 Citizens salt
Co.. lot 3. block q Jordan ado 20
Est Jane NJ Smith, deceased. 20
Geo a. Dixon, part OF lot s. block
r,f.t A Nll
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ORE IN THE LULU.

Word comes from Frisco. Beaver
county. 10 the effect that the Wine be-
ing sunk from the lower level of the
Lulu Mining compauy's property. which
covers south extension 81 the Horn
Silver lode. continues IN ore Of n ship
ping grade. II Is down over 50 feet
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Bonds

paying a good rate OF interest on
the investment. call on Us az
rooms 5i2-5l3 Templeton Build
ing. at any time after October
let, 1906.
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GEO M CANNON COMPANY

We also sell real estate. II
you wish to buy a home or TO
invest IN business property We
can tell you where and how best
bargains can be had.
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ORE IN THE GEMINI.

An arrival from the Tintic district
brings the information that late de-
velopment on the lower levels of the
Gemini mine has disclosed a great deal
Of high grade ore. that as depth Is at
tanned, a general Improvement is noted.
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OGDEN EXCURSION
Sunday September sotA

Via oregon Short Line. Round ,rip
N-oo. Any train up 10 sos ,. M. and
returning. leave Ogden 40 or $50 Z.
m. and special Al 1889 .. m Fine
trout and chicken dinner al the Her
miiage IN Ogden canyon.
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FORENOON SALES.

Ajax. 1900 at g.
Carisa, 1900 az So
Daily Judge. 90 az 12tk.
Lower Mammoth, loo at Is, 6oO At a.
May Day. 1900 AZ 49,
nj %.
Utah. 800 at l.7s.
Uncle Sam. 200 az 3ai4.
Beck Tunnel, 1900 al 81.
New York. 1000 at 81, 5oo0 az 81. S.
Scottish chief. 1900 at T.
South Columbus 100 at %.
Wabash. 20 Dat 81.
Great Bend. 200 al 90.
Silver Pick 800 at "a. 600 a, 20; coo
NJ Is.
OPEN BOARD.
Ajax, 5oo At g5: boo at 2in.
Carisa, 200 az g.
Columbus Con. 100 at 7.l5. Il. CO: 100
81 Z 40. 100 az $50: 100 az 7.25.
Goldfeld Bonanza 5000 al =.
Little chief COO NJ H.
May Day. zoo NJ 49,
New York, loo at 81. 5. 90; 1900 al
siis.
Nevada Hins, 100 a, s.s7s; 100 at
300
south Columbus. 700 at 81.
Scottish Chief. 1000 nj Z.
Wabash. 900 az 81; 100 al IS.
REHABILITATION.
Shares Value.
Regular cali............o 900 sll .tss. Is
Open board ............. 500 b!ls.tQ
-s --
Forenoon totals. -. 5000 nSs.s. Is
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PRODUCE.
cIII1,AGo

Chicago sept e1-F1rm cables and
small receipts lu the northwest mad a
steldyng effect today on the local wheat
market Pt traders and commission
houses were moderate buyers, but trad
ing was not ~ large volume. December
opened unchanged 10 Z higher AZ Is %
~, and FOR a time beld within ;he OPEN
ms range
Despite mail local receipts sentiment
IN fhe corn u was rather bcarish ana
prices showed slight declines The G n
unuCr excellent weather induced selling
by several Of the leading commis.i "a
houses Dec mber opened unchanged 4 u
lower AZ i3is 70 i34 and held within that
range curing the Early pam ~ the DAY.
oats were easy IN sympathy with TN
corn market. The market was also az
iectcd by larger receipts than expected
December opened a shade lower 20
SHADE higher at Siis to 3i's and sold Of 10
5r.n3ss
Provisions were easier on selling by
commission houses and local longs. Jan.
nary pork was on cents al 1873: lard
was down 3 cents AZ i.11is and ribs weac
.isn5 cents lower AZ 10Th.
The market closed strong with peccm.
Der ug = 40 7ih
Corn December closed steady. a shade
lower 40 fithfsL
cash Whcat-No 2 red 7p,G7.,: No.
Y roo tluts No. hafdY l3-snll. No. q
hVd. lsna. No 1 northern AaN. No. Z.
do. 5Sasl: 30. e spring. sos
CoE-No p slia. No. & gl.fs5it
Oais-4io. @ 3Ji.. 40. q nil
close. Nheat-sert s3I. De. "A.
Cou-Sch .. GA Dec. t3kGfs.
Oais-se' a. 1ps13Fi. Dec. efN.
Pork 5 pi.. 100: Jan. is.sns.
lard-'ept. S.Sfs.Nil. Oct. sgfsa
SN
Rihs-sePi- SIS: oct So.
Rye-Cash. g.
narley-Cash g.
Timothy-Octs 3a
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York, Sep, g.-surar. raw, steady.
Far refining. l-il Centrifugal q test
il-le; moiAssts sugar. 35ls
Rehned-Quiet Crushed $40. powder
"a. 5.lN: gIanuiatfl 800
fHUafIH-. flatfsf Aa
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

INDIAN PETE MINING COMPANY
Location Of principal piAce 81 doing hui
ness. r. NJ. Petersen's. East NH Creek.
Salt Lake County. Utah Notice There
are delinquent on the following describe
I'd stock on account Of assessment No ..
levied on the @th day o. August lsf, the
several amounts SGT opposite the namos
of the respective shareholders ns follows:
Name No Shrs Amt
&. NJ. HuSsey .............lA - %
r. y McGlltvray. as ga
ID Wan ........,s,...,..... l3i 90
Alfred hristenscu..........6H 5000
Fanny q Alen.............5.00 $500
And In accordance With the law ana
The order Of the BOARD Of Directors. mad
ON the 2th day ~ August. iqf So man
shares N each parcel ~ such stock Us
NAV be- necessary. viii BE- sold ai the resi-
deuco oi r. ". Petersen. Fouuoenth
South and Eleventh East East Mil
Greek Salt Lake County Utah. on Tues
day the 10Th day II October 1896 al fh
hour ~ 2 O'Clock p. m. 10 nay The said
delinquent assgssmont thereon. together
with the cost Of advertising and eXpense
81 sale.
n. G. NJ CHRISTENSEN.
Secretary
Address a. G. NJ. Christensen. id9
South West Temple salt Lake city, Utah.
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IF Ycu Wish to Buy OF Sell
Sugar Stocks,
Bank Stocks, or
Commercial Stocks,

IN companies having well estah-
lished business: or II you wish 10
buy first class
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ONLY $l.0o
To Ogden and Return

Sunday. September S0th. via Oregon
Short Line. Take any train up TO COS
?. m, and returning. leave ogden az
A.i0 or sos p mr and special at 1880 p.
m.
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r. II. Snow & Co.. Stock Brokers.
y Commercial Blk Both Phones iva
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WOOL.
ST LOUIS

ST Louis Sept N.-Wool. steady Ter
ritory and western mediums, 2a-7: inc
mediums. lSl2: fine 4HlL
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ONLY SLIGO
To Ely, Nevada. and Return

September 2Sth via o. $. l.. Special
train leaves salt Lake al 500 p. m.
Tickets limited 10 Oct 9Th.
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CANNON BROS. BROKERS. ,tE
80. Temple Tel. 80 Ind. si0.k Bell
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Chicago. Sept .-Cattle-Receipts. $50;
market steady Beeves, SSa6s, COWS
and heifers. l.6ln5.l0: stockers and feed
ers. 2Ga4.9: Texans, 3,10a4.D western
crs. s.Jinj.O. calves 6.gjn1.O0.
Hogs Receipts. 5000; market steady;
estimated tomorrow, 40ol Mixed ana
butchers. G.30H6.s zi. good heavy. G.sod
go: rough heavy. 5.Gd6.9: lights. casa
so: pigs, 5.,oqGi0, bulk % sales, 6,0q
sos
sheep-Recelpts 910W. market steady.
sheep, 2.i5a5.D. lambs, i.slii.6o.
OMAHA
Omaha. Sept G.--Cattle-Receipts $500,
market steady. Native steers, icfis %:
cows and heifers. 2j1a4.gi. western
steers, SOFAS %. Texas sters ?I5ai Is:
cows and heifers 2.OM3.65. Gamers 500
80. st0ckcrs and feeders 275q4 n:
calves. 3.Oat.0o. bulls and stays. l.75G
$50.
Hogs-Receipts 500: market shade to
cents lower, Heavy, i.ooas.2i mixed
6l5dG.2o. lights, 6.2lde %: pigs. jclGt %.
bulk N sales 6tias.s5
sheep Receipts, lioo1. market slow 10
shade lower Yearlngs. 5.i9a6 %. weth-
crs j.ea5.iQ; ewes. sSd5.l0. lambs sou
Is
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LIVESTOCK.
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City. Sept. G.-Cattle-Receipts
900. market steady 10 shade lower Ma
tive steers. i0l06.i0: native cows ana
heifcrs. 20OIj.0Q: stockeIs and feeders,
= 25dA.j ~: bulls 200d3.O0; calves, 3Wd6.5),
western steers 8 1880, western cows.
200a3.G.
Hogs Receipts, 500; market weak to
cents lower. Bulk ~ sales. 6.S5ae. s.;
heavy. 6.3)a6. ~; packers, 6.S5a6.Gi5: pigs
and lights 6.0d6jo
Sheep-Reccipts l00Oo market steady
90 10 cents lower Muttons. sWQ5 %.
lambs. 601H1 p. range wethers, 42jN6. IS,
fed ewes, i.O)d5. ".
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= to Z OF Is a good deal on furnl-
ture, but It's being done az the y L..
Come IN the a. m. II you can.
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NEW CATALOGUE OF
CHURCH WORKS
Just issued. Send 10 Deseret News
Book Store. Salt Lake City. Utah. for
a free copy Special terms 20 dealers,
agents and canvasSers.
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A. S. CAMPBELL :.
Stock Broker. 2ie ID. 7. Walker Block.