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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-06
STATE STREET DRAWS THE
CONFERENCE THR0NGS,

The growing Importance of State
street was never more In evidence than
at Conference time, The big part of the
crowd, of course assemblies around the
Consolidated Wagon & Machine com
psny, where the vast display OF agri-
cultural implements is one Of the sights
OF the city. Unique advertising novel
ties. which include the photogravure OF
President Smith and party at the prem
ises of the Balm Wagon Company at
kenosha, Wis, are freely distributed.
and eagerly sought for. The concert In
the vehicle department also attracts
heavy crowds,
The statement is freely INDUCED I'm
on State Street, Zone OF the longest
streets In America by the way) that
within the next fifteen or twenty years,
that street viii be the great shopping
avenue of the town. and that big de-
partment stores and millinery estab-
lishments Will take the place Of vehicle
houses, which will be moved to their
proper places near the railroad tracks.
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GREAT WESTERN GOLD ANN "a,
PER MINING COMPANY. Room, N ~ w !.
Atlas Flock, Salt Lake civ. tilab NJ .,E
Of Special Stockholders Meetiny VIZ
fs hereby given that special $500 y
ers' meeting Of the Great Wests,n" , n' n,
and Copper Mining COMPANY viii l, KY KY,
at the office % fhe connsrv - W " 0a
Atlas Block Salt Lake city t-,s, u y
Monday, October Sth, 1906. az The hon , o .,
II o'clock a. m. OF said day for ~ ~ .n "
pose of considering and acting N.Y., y"
proposition 10 amend the artlclss W
corporation Of said corporation IN N, y,
lowing respects to-wit. "' W.
1st. To amend article " Of n, ,,p,..
Of incorporation so as 10 enlarge ne ~
ers OF said corporation 10 lBehis a,
right TO appropriate. buy and sih ~.
rights. for Irrigation, power and ss,s.
light purposes. and 10 operate ,b,,I.
light and power plants. and IN bv a.,
sell real estate for agricultural nurpr,,s
and 10 do all things Incident the,pn
and. To amend article V OF The aHla,,
OF Incorporation 80 as 20 change NJ
general place Of business ~ sad cSr,sf
alton from Salt Lake City. Utah, to pisy,
CITY, Utah.
ara. To amend article X Of ihe atits,
Of incorporation so az 10 provide that Al
stockhoIders' meetings, either genera 4,
sneclni shall be held at Provo City ral
instead OF az Salt Lake City Irtah
JESSE KNIGHT, President
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-06

A. ]. Davis came In from the east
yesterday where he has been on min
ing business.
Another strike OF considerable I'M
portance Is said to have been made
In the property of the National Mining
company at Cherry Creek.
The management OF the Nevada
Hills company is anticipating come
interesting news from camp almost
any hour telling Of the cutting OF the
vein In the lower tunnel
President w. G. sharp and Man
aging Director Holden OF the United
States Smelling, Refining and Min
ing company departed for the west
today their FIRST objective point be-
Ing Eureka, New, 10 Inspect the COM
pany's lead-silver mines 10 that camp,
The management Of the HonerIne
Mining company at stockton has de-
cided to increase ore output and an
other shift goes into service In the mill
today. A contract has been let to
James Quinn. former superintendent
OF the Buckhorne mine at Ophir, has
entered into contract TO begin STOP
ing from the Bull stope and has agreed
to move 200 tons OF ore daily.
+. w. Mcclellan who has charge OF
the development of the Witch cop
per property at Ely Nevada. and
owned BY r. II Claiming. Jr.. Of this
city, Is In the city and brought with
him a bag OF sample ore showing
values of better than per cent cop
per The Witch property Is situated
I'm the heart ~ tho niv fntn ara liye6
zone OF Ely and is almost completely
surrounded by properties belonging
to the Nevada Consolidated.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

20 oct. 6.--'rhe wheat market To-
~, sed active and weak. there being
nut. senlng by COMMISSION houses ana
PIT uaden. Inc mlge houses tnat Were
selling yesterday were not IN the early
market To-Day. The Teco,pts in the north.
west FOR the first time THE year wers
larger tnan Tor the cOlresp snGng day u
year ago. ana this fact coupled with the
IavOraUie weather IN the spring wheat
section caused an easier feeling In ths
market December opened a shade lowe.
az ,i51 ana sOld at iGs
Minnapoiis, Duuth and Chicago report.
ed receipts OF 81 cars.
The cUrn market was weak Local re.
,cipts were larger than had been expect
tea and the weakness OF the wheat mar.
Ret was an influential factor. December
corn opened Is lower at i2A and sold AT
an
The oats market was easter along with
wheat and corn but trading was not
heavy. December oats AZ the opening
were shade lower at Si14 and declinel
to 3i!4.
Provisions were quiet and steady
Trading was not heavy, January lara
was 2i7 lower at 1917. Ribs were "a
lower at 40. Pork was cents lower al
1874.
The market was weak all day. Tn
low point for December was IJAM13A, Tue
close was weak with December OF so
y at Tils.
Corn--ihe market showed no strength
during the session and the close was
42is
Cash. Wheat-No. 2 red, 70; No. 3 red
70qi2ls; No. hard, 1Oll7i. No. ! northern
04s2. No. do l7pSO, No 3 spring, 70
corn-No, ?, and No 3, 45Sa4s.
oats-No, 2, s3l4; No. O. 80,
Close: Wheat-.Decu 7iis; May 7sH.
corn-Dec'. i2s,qa2lsi May is,s.
oats-Dec. 81; May, 5hq35as.
LSrd-oct.' isssisass5; Jan, 7osl4S
Ribs-oct, SD; Jan, 7.S,
Rye--Cash, 63qe5.
Barley-Cash. 3sa5S.
Timothy-Oct 3,SMt,05.
Flax and Cloyer-Nll.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. Oct. s--sugar raw, quiet.
Fair refining, 3is centrifugal, 96 test,
4, n,olasses sugar, Sh.
Rehned-stcady Crushed, $40; powder.
ed, BIO; graduated, 800.
Coffee-steady. No. Rio. Sh.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN,
Liverpool. oct. s-Close. wheat-Dec,.
IS Sad: March IS 5hd.
Weather fair
81 LOUIS PRODUCE
St Louis, Oct 6--Close: Wheat lower,
| track No. 2 red cash TGtf76&, No. !
hard, 1876: Dec 72L--. May 7Gis.
Corn lower; track no. 3 cash, 4bia; Dec,
i0%, Mny. hIsM4lA; No. white 41frl5A.
Oats lower, track No. cash and Dee.
"a, May, 3Si4 No. white IS.
Lead. steady, 5.S
spelter, quiet. $40.
Poultry, weak; chickens, 10; springs,
| i0h: turkeys 10; ducks, 9; geese, 5.
Butter, steady; creamery. e1i2s; dairy,
| iSq22.
Eggs, fresh. 1874 case count.
KANSAS CITY PRODUCE.
Kansas City, Oct s-Close. wheat
iSqi lower. Dec. 6,A: May. I1%: MAY. n.
| cash No. maInta!ned. an No. 2 white,
| ia4gi3ia.
Oats isal Iowa.; No, 2 white. "a. No. 4
| mixed, 3l132.
| Rye Steady, NnO.
Hay steady; choice timothy, II I5di, %;
| choice prairie. s.00na 80.
Butter. creamery, q; packing. is.
J Fro frr,. 2if: r~rr'r'- wfes. ~ o.,
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r. NJ. WEST 4 Co.. stock brokers'
D. y. Walker Blk. Tel. 1876; res a6l0-x
ON MARKET CONDITIONS.
Eastern Interest in Copper Stocks is
Growing.

In discussing market conditions to-
day, William II. Tibbals, tho broker,
takes an optimistic view OF the fu-
ture.
THE daily reports Of the New York
stock market" says Mr., Tibbals, have
shown unsteady condition. There
was, however, yesterday, very mark
ed upward tendency. The condition
IN the money market Is improved, but
probably the greatest stimulant was
the transaction involving about $500
600 ,000 for the transfer OF iron ore
from the hill interests 70 steel trust.
while the general stock market
has been somewhat sluggish during
the week a glance at the reports re-
garding the transactions on the Bos-
ton market shows very marked IN
crease IN the sale OF copper stocks.
Private adyces received this morning
from Boston express the opinion OF
one OF the leading metal brokers of
that city that II there were a large
amount OF copper to be sold II would
readily bring 2 cents pound A
little inquiry as TO the cause for the
high price OF copper reveals the fact
that firms who are continually using
copper have orders as far ahead as
next June. If there should be n lit
tie easing In business, copper Will be
I'm pretty good demand for the next
nine months, and. therefore we may
look for a steady and increasing de-
mand for copper stocks. II there
should be any reactions, owing to
speculative advances and declines, all
such reactions should be taken adj
vantage Of
Private advlces from Philadelphia,
Plttsburg and Cincinnati show that
I'm these sections there Is a demand
for Nevada stocks. While Boston Is
the center for copper stocks and New
York the most active center for gold
stocks, Philadelphia. Pittsburg and
Cincinnati are experiencing consid-
erablo awakening OF mining interests.
We may. therefore. look for con-
tnuance Of the present good business
In arr mining efnfl<sH
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MOB TAKES PRISONERS FROM
SHERIFF AND HANGS THEM

Mobile, Ala. Oct. 6,--Two hundred
masked men met Sheriff Powers with
the two negroes charged with assault
at Richards switch, three miles north
of Mobile. on the Southern railway,
took his prisoners from him and hanged
them on the spot. No others were
hurt. The negroes had been taken to
Birmingham for safe keeping and were
being brought to Mobile for trial,
Tremendous crowds surrounded tho
railroad station during the morning and
when the report OF the lynching Of the
negroes was received the greatest ex-
citement prevailed. The crowd was
apparently dissatisfied with the meth
cd Of lynching thanglng), and a mob
has departed for the scene Of the lynch
Ing with the declared intention Of
burning the bodies.
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AssAYERs MEET.
Plans Being Made for Interstate Meet
In December.

The regular monthly meeting of the
members OF the Western Association OF
Technical Chemists and MetallurgIsts
was held IN the Commercial club last
evening and an interesting paper was
read by d. J. Kelly, comparing the
chemical and the fire assay of ores and
the advantages OF the former over
The latter. IL was shown that the
difference Is more marked In the case
OF lead assays, fire assay returns fire.
quently falling to show within 70 per
cent OF the amount of lead actually
existing. This applies more partlc-
ularly 10 ores carrying zinc and iron
sulphides. 1t Is claimed for the chem
zeal assay that II Is quicker, cheaper
and more accurate, and is really the
only scientific assay possible.
general meeting of the entire as
ISOLATION throughout the intermountain
country was decided upon for next
December, 10 be held in Salt Lake
unda the ausniees,of the Utah sec
tion iof the orgaiilzatiou. Committees
were appointed on entertainment, pro-
gram and publicity with Instructions
to prepare a report to be read at the
next regular meeting, when the date
of the general meeting will be set.
The committees were composed as
follows: Publcity--A. W. G, Wilson,
w. c. Ebaugh and w. Blumm. Pro-
grant,. w. Curry, j. NJ. Callow and
=. Pembroke. Entertalnment--C. G..
Crismon, d. j, Kelly and b. w. Dea-
aDn
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UTAH CON. WON
THIS SMOKE SUIT.

The Uath Consolidated Mining
company won signal victory
yesterday afternoon in one OF the
smelter smoke cases filed In tho
district court sometime ago and
In which It figured as defendant.
In this case, Mohr Touse APP
peared as plaintiff and In his
complaint alleged that his crops
and premises had been damaged
to the extent OF $4,000, for which
sum he prayed for a Judgment.
Trial was had IN Judge Morse's
division before a Jury which
brought in a verdict in favor Of
the mining company. the costs
being taxed to the plaintiff.
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10. MAMMOTH MEETING.
Date OF Special Shareholders Meeting
Changed to Nov. 3.

The directors Of the Lower Mann
moth Mining company. at meeting
held yesterday afternoon. ordered n
change made In the forthcoming special
meeting OF shareholders at which the
matter Of increasing the capital stock
OF the corporation will come up for
consideration. A local newspaper
which was entrusted with the notice
calling the meeting made an error In
printing II, thus necessltating a change
OF dates as we'll as putting the office
force to lot OF trouble In advising
shareholders OF the change by mall.
The new date was fixed for Nov. 8.
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BOSTON CLOSE.

The following quotations are reported
from Boston by James A, Pollock & Co.,
today:
Boston Con. s2h9sS; Royale 22hG
22Is; Y. s. Smelling, Com, 62&Q62A;
u. S. Smelling Pfd., 45h945x; Adyen-
ture, 7ssa7hs; Mass, iO9loA Mayfow-
err, 70qi.0O Michigan, leh4lI, Mo-
hawk, 6sa6sh, Nevada Con. 2o&GG I;
North Butte, ll3hG1li Old Col, l%I
il; Old Dom. 59G59M; osceola, 124@
ia5. Parrot, 2shg2s; Washington, Ma
v Winona. liAalih; Wolverine, 100;
Ailouez, 37N CAS- Arcadian 5& as;
Bingham, 36fi36h; Butte Coalition.
4O% @4oN; Calumet & Arizona, 1879
ml.40; Calumet & Hecla, S25@S.29;
Centennial, 27@27h; Range, $40
sax DAILY West nv q us; Franklin,
24laa25; CRANKY, 14% G14k:
Greene Con. AIN a2S; r. I. BIZ %
5ls: Santa Fe. rs a2N Shannon,
IAN dt4R; Tecumseh, i5@i5h;
Trinity. IL a1t%; United Copper,
661a a6i, Utah Consolidated, e7h q
GIN
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TINTIc ORE SHIPMENTS.
Centennial Eureka and Mammoth
Lead In Tonnage.

The ore shipments from the Tintic
mining district during the past week
reached total OF l42 carloads, the
shippers and respective amounts being:
Ajax. s. Beck Tunnel, 10; Black Jack,
/. Bullion Beck, S; Carlsa, 3; Centennial
Eureka, IS. Dragon Iron, 8; Eagle g
Blue Bell, 6; Eureka Hill leasers, 4;
Gemlui. 10; Grand Central, g. Laclede.
/: Lower Mammoth, q Mammoth, 90;
May Day g Scranton. 4; star Con-
solidated. ?, Sunbeam lease, .; Swan
sea, 2. Uncle Sam, /, Victoria, S. Yam
kee Con. 4. Total carloads, l42.
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WEEK ON THE EXCHANGE.
Market Closed In Good Torm--'Ioday's
Quotations and Sales.

The sales OF this week did not come
up to those of last on the local ex-
change. but the market closed In good
form. While tho trading has been con-
fined 10 a very great extent to Tintic
stocks, there has been a good deal Of
attention paid TO Park CITY and Alta
shares. DAILY Judge continues TO hang
around 81 and sll.50. closing today on
q sale at $li.l2h. The sensation OF the
week was furnished by Newhouse stock
and the east has been flooded with
western orders.
The closing quotations and sales to-
day were'
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YESTERDAYS.
Heber c. Haslam to Daniel A.
Hanson, part Of LOT s block 70, plat

Heber c. Haslam 10 Daniel A.
Hanson, part Of LOT 8 block 70, plat
Clara 2. Kennedy 10 Martha w.
Give, part OF lot 8 block 49, plat
Elmtra Sherman 10 J. WIN. Guth.
RTE, zss lots In Amended plat 3,
OF Garden City ,.............,.,.,,.,
Frank HELEN to Mary A. NARROW.
warranty deed. lots 10 and IA and
north halt Of lot Is. block /,
Pits sub. .,,,.,.
Utah National Bank 10 Christina
II. Birren, warranty deed. part OF
block 2, Kelsey & Gillespie sub. go.
Elsie ID. Talbot 20 c. b. Grogan,
warranty deed, west lH feet OF
William Langford to Fred Gutke.
warranty deed, part OF northwest
quarter Of section a., township /
north, range | west...............
Andrew f. Gutke to Jane NJ. Glib
son. warranty deed, acres Of
northwest quarter OF section q,
township ! north. range west. 80
Katie Dederichs 10 Thomas Mar
name, warranty deed, l230sxi2h
feet Of lot 2. block 70, plat B..
Elijah s. Sheets 10 Blanche S.
ENNIS, warranty deed. lot ,, block
]. Hampton's sub. Observation-Disclosures.
Hugh l. Eyler et nj TO +. De
VEIN, warranty deed. lots q to q,
block p Coates a c.. Lake
brcele ...r.,4.. ..,s,...s..-.....,....
Frederick De Vein to Board OF EJu-
cation, warranty deed. lots q TO
a. Coates g c., Lake Breeze 81.
Mary NJ. oblsd 10 Lavinia @. OBJ
lad. quit-claim deed. part lof lot
Z. Mock 70 rir' pl.,...-..........
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BUSINESS NOTES.

The mast week has witnessed the pay"
ment OF several dividends, and the
closing Of stock transfer books, so 'ha'
many OF the stocks quoted below are
now ex-dividend. The main transfers
OF the week have been in the sugars
Utah common having mounted to Woo
with several blocks changing hands.
Idaho and Western are also in demand
at stiff advances.
Consolidated Wagon & Machine COM
pany will pay its third quarterly divi-
dend Wednesday next, and the reports
that come from the company show that
It was never in more nourshing condi'
ton.
All the 10 sugar factories owned by
Utah and Idaho people are now run
nins at full blast, and something over
a million and a quarter pounds of pure
refined sugar are turned out every "a
hours. The first big pay day for beets
for all companies will occur on the 10th,
but the amount 10 be paid out viii not
greatly exceed a quarter OF a million
dollars as the great part of the beet
digging Is done during October. For
this the farmers receive their checks
Nov. Is, and at that time II Is estimat-
ed that The Utah Sugar company, the
Idaho Sugar company. the Western
Idaho Sugar company. the Amalgamat-
ed Sugar company and the Lewiston
Sugar company will disburse over ST.
100000 to the beet growers.
Following are the latest quotations;
Amalgamated Sugar Co., pfd. $4,000
Amalgamated Sugar Co., conn.,. l7i.00
Beneficial Life Insurance Co.., $500
Barnes Banking Co., Kaysville,. 10000
Con. Wagon & Mac. Co, pfd.. 1880
Con. Wagon e. Mac. Co, conn.,. 102 so
Commercial National bank go. 1870 %
Deseret National bank ........ 2g60
Deseret Savings bank. ......,,. $500
Davis Co. Bank, Pennington. 1900
First National bank Ogden..... $1,000
First National bank. Murray 49,. 1900
First National bank, Logan. ...... 1s00U
Home Fire Insurance Co...,u,.. 1880
Lewiston Sugar Co..........." HIS
Lehl Com. & Savings bank. 49,. 1900
National Bank OF the Republic =. 5000
Ogden Savings bank. ..,.....,...2 1880
Provo Com. & Saw, bank. ..... 10000
Rocky Mt. Bell Tel. Co,....,...., $500
Silver Bros Iron Works Co -. 10000
State Bank OF Utah.......,,.,... 10000
Sugar City Townsite Co,..,... 10000
The Utah Sugar Co., pfd n..,... $50
The Utah Sugar Co, com ,..,. 265
The Idaho Sugar Co.....,..,.... S45
Thatcher Bros. Banking Co., Log 1876. 90
Utah County Light & Power Co.. los
Utah National bank......,.,.,.. 1900
Utah Savings & Trust o......... 10000
Western Idaho Sugar Co... Gas
lions Savings Bank & Tr. Co... 2l200
z. C. NJ. /. Observation-Disclosures. 20300
BONDS.
SHuTCn "''.s''''..s'''s' ,t'sss..t. IOlf2
Salt Lake City Railroad. ...... l02
Salt Lake City Railroad End Mtg 10l
Sumpter Vally r. Ru.......... l02
Utah County Light & Power Co... 1O4
Utah sugar Observation-Disclosures. l0S
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LIVESTOCK.
= CHICAGO.

Chicago, Oct 6-Cattle- Receipts, 400;
market steady. Beeyes 4.00mi %; cows
and helfers, l.4)N3.s5, stoekers and feed
ers, 2,GOd4.e5; calves, 5.50us.5O.
Hogs Receipts. 1850; market weak @
5 cents lower Mixed and butchers, 6.SO4
$50; good heavy, 6,4ias 50. rough heavy
5.cd6sO, lights, 6,Soas75 pigs, 5.75q6.S5;
bulk Of sales, G.35Qd.65
sheep Receipts, 300; market steady,
Sheep, 3,SOa5sO; lambs, 4.75af.@.
OMAHA.
Omaha, Oct, 6.--Cattle- Receipts, 100;
market unchanged. Native steers, 4.Volt
$40; cows and nefers, 2.5odii.25; western
steers, 3.25fl5. % Texas steers, 2.75a4 40;
cows and heifers, 20gq3,1j, Gamers, 500
as, stockers and feeders, 2'1544 S0i
calves, 100000, bulls and stays, l.159
3.I5
Receipts 1900; market steady to
strong. Heavy. 6l5a635; mixed, 6,25a6'So,
lights, 69jQ6li; pigs, 100000; bulk of
sales, 6.2jM6.35.
Sheep Receipts, 1900, market steady,
Yearllngs, 5.56h5.15 wethers, 5.00q5, 2j.
ewes, 4.5Oa4e, lambs, Sa7 60.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TODAY'S

Jas. E.. Paine to Jas. c. Crane,
section 10, township south, range
east OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2Nf
VIM, Il, Thomas to o, II. Freeman,
sections 10, Is, township 1 south,
range 2 west .,.....,.......,....
w. p. Sicock to Chas. NJ Jeffs.
section Is, township 3 south, range
west ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Ivy Wight ct al TO Alice H. Moye,
part Of lots and 2, block %. plat
A. NJ. Gordon TO Annie Stenhouse,
LOT s. block 20, plat F.,.........,.. 25o
Jennie ] Hunt TO Retta Gregory
all OF lot TO- part OF lot O. block 4,
West Drive Sub . q,
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r. II. Snow & &C.. Stock Brokers.
% Commercial Blk, Both Phones l97a
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All printing specially attended to at
the Deseret News Office. Estimates
promptly furnished. Rush orders
speciality.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS,

st. Louis, Oct. 6--Wool, steady. Ter
rltory and western MEDIUMS, 23q2i; hne
mediums, lSa20; fine, liTll
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas Clty, Oct .-Cattle--Receipts,
coo, including 100 southerns market un-
changed Native steers 4.0OM6.50, south.
ern steers, 2.5Gd3.s5; southern COWS LIS
az 90; native cows and heifers, 1856 90:
stockers and feeders, 2.50Gi 80; bulls, 2.00
as %; calves 3,00065 50; western steers,
3.0oq5Oo: western cows, 2'W@3,IS.
) cents lower Bulk Of sales, 6.40lde. 30;
heavy s.iOq6 IS; packers, 6,4od6,50, pigs
and lights, 6O0Ql6S0,
Sheep Receipts, 1000; market steady.
Muttons, 4 50G6.50, lambs, 5.50di7 %; range
wethers, 4. &G5.75, fed ewes, 400d5 10.
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1-OCAHoLDERs N,r,v

The A annual ;, MILLING coS,.--
Of the Resbupnss es, GINS Of the ,y,MslppAAyY,-
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CANNON BROS. BROKERS. ~ r,
So. Temple. Tel 90 Ind. sIo.k Bell
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CONFERENCE
v is | T O r S

who wish TO either buy or sell
SUGAR STOCKS,
BANK STOCKS,
or
COMMERCIAL STOCKS
of any kind are invited to call
and see US.
George NJ. Cannon Company,
Rooms 6i2.5is Templeton Bldg.
A good time to buy stocks Tor
investment Is when other people
want TO sell. a good time to
sell stocks on which you have
made a profit Is when other peo-
pie want to buy There are
people OF both kinds, and our
business enables us to bring
buyer and seller together. No
trouble to answer either ques-
lions or letters.
GEORGE NJ. CANNON COM
PANY,
6le-bis Templeton Bldg.
Phone-Bell 81.