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NEVADA STOCKS.

Jas A. Pollock & Co. furnish Oh.
IolloWlpg san Francisco stock ouo,s-
uons received over their private wire
beimont. fah4h; Cash Boy. ls6IT.
colleen Anchor. 1896: Home I56fs.
jim Butler i.32.dl.35; MacNans,,
etN'o: Midway, 2.22isa2.gb. Mon.
Jana 2,S0H2.sQ North star tsG1@.
ono 2ta2t; Tonopah Extenslon sn
no's Tononah Nevada. ISL lisa
West End. 2.25g2.S0; Adams 76s,
Atlanta, 2bd27: Blue Bull l5Gt7.
booth. 44G46, Columbia Maintain a.,
nSt. Conqueror, l2Ql4: Diamondaaid
8taSs; Dixie sac. Golddeld sy@rSt
Jumbo. l.20d1.s0: Jumbo F,tsrs,,.'
S59S7. Kendall, 90 bid: I,agnns ~
80 Nay oseen, 5000. Mohawk,
SSi,osgo'oV' hed Top, 1.35dl.4O:
-. va 20; Silver Pick, bsqsO
- YES, oo95s; National Bank 500
.. Denver. lbs bid; Eclipse. 81 bid.
}, 1oiu bai' l.Z2F LIS; Original l8d
~ S'eih"ay. ilHiS Consolidated
l,tlhla' tsdS so: Eagle 75dSs,
yphir' seoh2.70; Mexican. esGs7. CaIe,
iona .Sq2,; EXchequer. ls4. ass. Nor.
ross vast Golden Crown. l5ats.
treat Bend. 41dis Rescue is bid,
sack Butte Extension. 3a5. Goldaeid
,slmohi SVG5l; Montgomery Mountain
p 40 sunset i2ql4; Scepter. i5Sis'
! =. iai IAN llals; Seyler- Humphrey |
9gis, Dexter. 6oael Granny. 81 asked. |
'ola wedge, l5alG Lone Star ~ BID. |
'l,@' behd Extension. IS asked; Crest
'ehd Annex l0all; Crescent 1S6it.
oM BOY lOul2. Denver Amer s1Ssi.
,ulis a Bears, 2ai; Black Rock t6t
,eN YORK Consolidated. ?iGs Ns1
aS'a. Consolidated. s2aS: Little Ioe
ae. MSynoNer, 5ja5i: Jumping La
l'1' Red Top Extension 51Is' FrsrI
on. sepN' Triangle 5ds: b. r Rom,
h. 6a'' Stray Dog. 5ias2 " ''o''an-
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LITTLE CHIEF IS
STILL GAINING
Only One Sale Of Nevada Stock
As Result OF Present Labor
Conditions.
BUSINESS SMALLEST OF WEEK
Market ON Whole Fairly strong hut
VERY Little Change In Quotations
From Yesterday Prices.

Business on the floor Of The local ex-
change fell Of to quite an extent this
morning. The total sales Of stock being
the smallest Of any day this week The
trading was practically all confined to
Utah stocks, Nevada Hills at s2O2is be.
ing The only Nevada security dealt in
and only one sale Was recorded IN that.
Il was generally felt yesterday that the
recent labor troubles Ia Nevada would
have considerable effect on Nevada
stocks and the present state OF affairs
came ms a surprise to no one. Little
Chief was perhaps the feature Of the
morning session, the price raising sew
orai points IN the course OF the trad
ing. The market opened with the
sock at liis cents, at which price the
frst lot OF $500 shares was sold. The
tendency was steadily upward and the
closing quotation was II cents. New
York was active al 30 to 30 cents dur
ing the regular call and 33is cents on
the open board. May Day dropped
from 10 TO i2it cents.
The total sales for the morning
amounted To t26i2 shares az valua- |
ton Of Sii,js0 the business being about
equally divided between the regular
call and open hoard.
The quotations for the day closed as
follows.
scnANsc ntrT,,r .,rfC,sc
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NOTICE OF PRIVATE SALE.

IN the District Court FOR Sail Lax.
1vunty. state Of Utah. In IN. mstter =,
We estate Of Daniel Lunn. Deceased NJ.
uce,-Ihe undersigned Will sell on ~
yate sale the following described Srops = !.
" located al the southeas, corner .,
fou,tetnth South and County Road MAJ,
cIeek' salt Lake County, Ttah w .
commencing 81 rods east ana "a rad.
nor!h rom The southwest corner n, tbs
sou'hwest quarter OF section & Iorne
up one south, range one east. Sal, ~.
meridian; running thence north 10 rnds.
lhsnce west le.s rods: thence north 10
Iou, 20 county Road: thence west an
oounty Road &is rods: thence south is Az
kees east on County Road asi. ~oSs.
,hshee east - rods 20 place Of besinrjp@
nso three shares ~ the oapitaI stock =,
me Lower NH Creek Irrigation Comns,y.
on or after Tuesday. the s5ih day ~ So
tsmoer. 1896 and written bids viii he ~.
eeived at The residence OF ths undersIsped
N sad NH Creek. near said premjsss
terms Of Sale; Ten per cent down ~
oaiahce on the confirmation of Inc ssis
49,, DAVID LUNN.
With the VIII Anb.x.d
of Said Estate. A""eAtd
dated September 18th. 1905
harrington Sanford, ATTORNEYS FOR s.ia
Estate. iVi Sald
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NEW LIGHT ON MABEL STRIKE
~ Mctall says Rich Ore In Ones.
non Is Well Within Mabel limo

~ NJ Mn, .ne controversy now on between
o one Mines Development Co. on "t he
Other ~a rnil and the Mabel people on the
o orn', resarding the ownership N he
ground on which the recent 5lsC - sne
~ W, p.,eh1SInenaily rich ore took place -
r no. 10 be allowed to rest wbere !, y
r n 'h urg men are agreed Mr.
NJ, -. hcFail a mining engineer 80
Denver. Colorado. returned nom ,S y,
Ia Ia nnoIse district this morning ana
i aIys ,n ~, so FAR from being within the tbe
ines OF the san Pedro pronerty 49,, ~
ore u IN reality 40 feet insida wy, ,'e
s slaosi lines Mr. McFan is thorop,biv
i .',,l with the entire district an1
p ",,n she Mabel and the san Pedro
p,,operlies IN particular. having at ono
''ile located aumber OF frsct,ons
,leai me San Pedro lines and ister
in4 ty . survey OF the san Pedro ltse,s
lie mas Just completed some snr,,eS
, noIA OF the Mabel and says the ledss
i"nl "hlch the richest ore was tatsn
- now being worked right along
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AGlTAT0R ARRESTED.
was irving to Excite TImid Deposition.
10 Continue Run on IIIbcrnia p,,,.

san Francisco. Sept. i3-John cart.
, Tss , arrested this morning in fropt ~
NC hioernia bank. where he nSs ~
oluhg me iimid depositors nbo ~ ~
continuing the run on that bank he,,,'
,uesIsy morning. Carter was nrei,',,
me, we e'aefiy women in the thronr Ia siss
pose OF their bank books 10 bln, W. 80
oiarlns that the failure Of the han
Vas imminent The arrest vss n na',s
ny Joseph ;, Tobin. attornev a. u's ,se
, nrnk' c, The bank officials are certain
maj carter was employed bv s,cn ,I
OF me financial institution IN s,resS
false ialse reports Of the banks ins,sbn,,T
:, a Yer denies this, saying that no Sis
y JUS Tor fun. He says that no \.
recent arrival from Tennessee "
Earlier N the DAY Edward robi, 4,
,ec'ed man working among M ~
lls ueposiiors. bat the fellow rar 80
Nnen loh,n appeared
The police arc aiding tho hsnL ,s
,lsls lu Their efforts 10 detect he con.
splraiors. WIG epi-
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WORK is BEING RUSHED.
Branch of Tonopah Railroad to Silver
Peak VIII be Ready BY October.

That no time Is being lost in the work
OF developing the properly Of the Pitts
burg Silver Peak Gold Mining company
az SILVER Peak, New, IL shown In the
act that the locomotive and work train
foe use on the branch line thai Is bes
lng constructed 10 connect the Tononab
hailfoad with the mines arrived nd
BAR Siding this week. and from this
tllne forward track-laying will BE- push
60 as rapidly las possible. About one
nllie OF track has been laid. and II n
expected that the entire IA miles viii
be completed by oct /.
tencral Manager Ehinger and Mine
hanager Freeburn. who went TO pitts.
oufg last week TO consult with The OH.
GERS OF the company IN regard 10 the
Plans Tor the l00-stamp mill. left thai
cry Tor Tonopah last night and ON
their arrival here Il is probable that
.ork WI at once be Instituted ON he
FOUNDATIONS. In the meantime force
o. y men y employed IN the mine. Der.
FORMING dead work and blocking our The
ore bodies. V"' tue
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CLIFTON DISTRICT
HAS GREAT FUTURE
Colonel Matt 0augherty Returns
Enthusiastic After Three
Weeks Visit.
ORES ARE IN GREAT VARIETY.
Many Properties Owned by salt Lakcrs
Are Making Excellent Showing. aud
Prospects for Future Are Bright.

According TO Cot Matt Daugherty
VINO has just returned from the Clifton
mining district the latter section bids
iair to eventually become one Of the
foremost producers II metals ln the
entire state The colonel spent three
weeks looking over the various mines
OF the camp and is enthusiastic over
TIE outlook. there is not a district In
Inc entire state that can show as great
variety OF high grade ores. and sufl;.
Gent mas been done 10 establish
thc absolute permanency OF the
amp here are many mines which
'pula Degin The shipping OF ores right
away had they the facilities as there
Is enough ore actually in sight al This
.iihe 70 guarantee shipments for some
time 10 come. ''e
ne Cold Hill property which adiolus
the Polar star and which Is owned Ill.
iiost exclusively by salt I.akers has
uone more work during the present
s'dson IMAM was ever done before in
'he entire district and have proved he
Fohi aoubt that their ore bodies are
permanent az depth. There are many
properties IN the district owned by
Ssit Lake parties for the most part
when are making excellent showings
,lgnl along yet the fact is comparative
" unknown Among these may be- |
mentioned the Polar Star mine ON |
Wnleh shaft OF 265 feet has been /
SUNK every foot Of which is in ore
During his visit TO this properly the |
colonel let contract for the sinking
~ = further PSI feet which VIII tap the
ore bodies at liberal depth.
OQl. Daugherty brought with him
~ his return handsome assortment
u samples from the Polar Star most
y winch win average 20 per cent con.
Der and about s. TO sli In gold Quite
lot OF TINS ore Is on the dump await.
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EXHIBIT RICH SAMPLES.
fair,icw Claim on Round Mountain
Comes Fully mp 10 Expectations.

Reese Wempler and Larry McGahn
tne men who purchased the Fairyicw
calm az Round Mountain at a fabulous
price wheh Il was no more than a pros.
h''1 noe on the hillside. have arrived
IN Tonopah from the camp. bringing
WIN Them a sample from The ledge IN
VIZ incline shaft that is OF wonderful
Ilehness The rock was taken from =
pocket IN the ledge on which he in.
Slne Is being put down, and although il
a ~ 20 DC piece Of Just common
soch OF a rather unstable nature az he
ntst glance, a closer Inspection reveals
t sn lact mat II is full OF coarse cold
rom lts weight appearing TO be nors
'nrs half composed OF precious metals
.o ne ne, sample was taken at depth Of
y, ~ ~ me incline, and the owners
:. nne ground say that II even sman
s',rlnger Of the same nature bs,d ''' az
,,''o Jug, inc ledge It would be Impossible
70 estimate the value Of the gro,ind
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ADVANCES AND
DEMANDS SMALL
Buying Confined to a Few Stocks,
Chiefly N. Pac, U. S. Steel
And Smelling.
BULLS WERE NOT AGGRESSIVE
Easier Money Failed Co Encour.
age Them But Made the Bears
More Cautious.

New York. Sept l3.--There was a re-
peTal Of yesterdays late rise in stocks
at the opening Of business today. but the
advances were u limited proportions and
ne demand vas not 50 urgent. United
states Rubber improved ia, Disullers' So.
euritics l. and New York Central Penn.
sykauia, Northern Pacific. AmalgaInatcd
Copper Locomotive. Smelling aud Repub.
lie Steel = to =. Small losses were shown
bS Baltimore 4 Ohio, Chesapeake q Ohio.
u. d H., ID. & X. Z. ana Louisville &
Nashville
ILe buying Was centered an a few
slpchs, notably Northern Pacific limited
states steel and Smelling, While thess
stocks were being advanced persistent
1,uirE was going on az other points
i pa, u p ulaly ~ Paul Atchison aud South.
c,h racine Blocks of 800 5000 and SG))
Shares u United States steel were en-
cvuntefrd az q. which we're absorbod
,'""lis ana me price touched WAS Az
be0re reactlng. Union Pacific sold Of,
a. p"Hiy OF rs previous record prioe ~
i.os lackswanna jumped Is points on
Two transactions and Brooklyn I'nio, co.
. points oirone. Great Northern nrcte,'roS
saln'd "a. Northern Pacific ~, paei6e
alhll = smelling [. and NORTHWESTERN ia
auols central and Atlantic Coast line p,
IoNafds II O'Clock the entire marker
seahencd and 81 Paul and Atchison were |
depressed 4 point. WIZ
nhch lhe pressure 81 stocks ceased |
oonlparatively little had bene len OF tbs |
tail't advances. Later. when he rnnner |
STOCKS were taken in hand. the narke,
katheted strength. Amalgamated Conner
h hsti1eHed u TO lllN and Anaconda "a.
Aslqe from moderate recovery thers
wa niue Of interest to the resi- NJ ne
I HaIket' and by noon the market was
irooplng again was
Bonds were steady.
W. uunculues M arousing a following
!, support prices after they were nut nm
discouraged any extensive movement sf,a,
[. o'clock The rise Of 81. on large deaf.
hgs N United States Rubber attracted a.
thtlon. -. Paul went on rs befo,e
iesoylng and Louisville q NasbvilIs
'toeral Mining sold az decline of IA
o on U.s. ana Chicago, St Paul, Minneapolis
lister money conditions offered no en-
ouIagement TO the bulls 70 put IN nrices
nongh II compelled more cautions trad,
le Dl the bear faction. Kansas q Tcvas
nd ~ Louis Southwestern preferred |
,eIe forced down a point each. hui ths
Iarlman Pacihcs held at best. 0
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GIVES GOOD RETURNS.


Mr. II. $. Wooley today received tho
assay returns from the samples brousbt
back by him on his recent trlp frnm liz
,"n IedIo NINE IN White Pine county.
~ was generally expected that these
Nouia De high. but II is quite likely
t ,ua' Mr. Woclley was hardly prepared
LOT lSr any such inquire as the certificates
me average value IN gold from is
samples gathered daily at the rate OF
one each hour was s256.s5 with an add
lloeal sll-ss from the tsillnrs. The re-
naming values are comparatively small
ana no EFFORT was made to save them.
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NEW COMPANY ENTERS FIELD.
battling Nelson Mining Co. WIN opcr.
ate In Jumbo District. Nc,ad,

The Battling Nelson Mining cor,n.,..
ILL ~nn capital stock Of 1900. OOO was
,oSens,g organized at Reno. New. The
Ss,h iaiy lake over an extension Of tbc
Vv,oy elaims IN The Jumbo district near
N Ws,n NY which Il viii develop.
. ,s.ison vas elected president OF tho
NNy ai.a and G. @. Degman SECRETARY
~ it,'s I'LL. holds 100000 shares Of stock ana
w same amount Is held BIZ C.. O. Deg'
J. 7. Degman. '"'ppsll and
ola,n' Ne,son group consists Of ,ou,
f pinnn, called the Battler. Lucky Jar,
blanche and the Desman ''OA'
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LIVESTOCK.
OMAHA

omaha. Sept i3-Cattle-Rscei E0o.
m . steady 10 stronger Native steers
l"qt.p' cows and hoifers 2 Soltt "a.
western steers 3.0d6 g. TEXAS stesys
..s1qf, %; CONS ana heifers. ?. O08s. 6: can.
hsds' !. pa1' ., stockcrs and feeders. 9. "a
~ 80; caves S."l5. I5 bulls and stays. p
Hogs Receipts. 500: market N IA
cents higher Heavy. 1916 70. MIXED eo
bulk j.SNel0. ''V'H''''
sheep Receipts. 1900 market sion, 70
~ cents lover Yearling 5bO6s Is: we,b.
-, ''V"p0.o, ewes, i.Na5 Is: lambs. 6 sos
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LOCAL MARKETS.

~ ,oosy's local markets tho r.esln,s
l,,'lupe tNo cars ~ bananas. two csrs
=, o'al'tes' one car n lemons. two csrs
w eNeet potatoes. and car ~ b.lsh
p,aloeN There Is rise In ergs
pul',, H becoming stronger in me-
aug mere are no shs9 or crabs IN ne
'.arke,. There Is The usual rim ~
Neselaoles. home products csrrying ~
'hf palm particularly in Bartlett, re-.
winch are very hne this year. ana ~
slapes mere - no end. The prices ob.
tanning today arc as follows
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TO HAVE NEW EQUIPMENT
"hlle Pine Gold Mining aud MILLING
TO- Preparing for Dcyelonmen,

one OF The properties Of the Cherry
NIesh district OF Nevada 10 Which
sohs'aerable attention has recen,i,'
eeen attracted Is the White pine ca
Mining and Milling company. sum-"
sehaent Weiser Of this company lot,
Salt LAKE last night for camp whcra
ne VII install the mines equipmept 40
Eet everything into shane for az
I've work A FIVE stamp mill win sbo,,-
~ % ready for business and tbc ~
sllls OF the development WORK dpne ~
,.,. are said TO be such as 10 leaS 40 tbo
oeneI mat the property may some Ssv
occupy high place among The ~.. uay
Creek producers. ' merry
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES,

Consult County Clerk or respective sign.
eis Tor further information.
N0IlCt TO CREDITORS ESTATE
In samuel Peterson, Deceased. Creditors
Undersigned al Room tii Tem,i ot tns
sulding Salt Lake City. Utah. on or h..
'o't the 10Th day Of January. A. d. 1901.
JOHN NJ CANNON.
IEBER c. INVERSION.
rx,..,. AUGUSTA c. PETERSON.
1NI p OF tho Last VIII OF Samuel
d. 1906. S'P' ls'n' a.
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CONCENTRATES.

ne Pioneer ore sampler TODAY -
ceased ne following cars OF ore "
Idaho. sn3m ana /
inc Taylor 4 Brunton ore samn,.,
u y, me following Il Tinfir :
,hiingham' Colorado. I Idaho ana +,
Little Cottonwood. O ana !
nss N. MeNeill and u. G. Jaeklirs
OF the Utah Copper company re,n.n
lasi evening from a tour OF insnec,ion
ham ~ hing-
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UTAH, IDAHO. THE WoRIn

Ihree new maps, Just issued. Utah
ana ldaho on one side. tho World ON
me reverse side. including population
o. countries and towns according 10
me Iso census with a brief sketch of
every country IN the world. size
.'xSl 2 inches, value IS cents: sent
70 any address for Csc. Address
CITY, Utah. ''""e
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.


| chicago, Sept l3-The local wheat mar.
kst opened strong and higher today Com.
| mission houses were fair buyers Deem.
Der opened to ! higher at 1gs to ~,
and sold at 72Anfzs..
| re corn market was higher Dsee M.
| gser opehed hgA to . higher al ~ 10
pittraders and commission houses were
aSute buyers or oats. December opened 4
! 20 Z 81, nlsher' at Va TO 81, and sold al
Provisions we're steady and higher. Jan.
vary pork opened cents higher al IL Is:
arc was up "a at 40. Ribs were 81 high
The market became dull about the mid
QUE o. the session. The close was strong
Corn-Prices were steady all day. The
at 421. w 7'fA
close; Wheat Sept. 7Os.. Dec. IA. any,
Ioin-sept, Ei.: Dec, fsa,
1ats-sept, as; Dec. 3eA..
Pork-sept, 1875: Jan. n W.,
I;ard-sept and Oct, s.s7i,-
hihs-Sept. t.s7t: Oct, $50
Hyo-Cash tgi.aa
Barley-Cash. Si1d5l
Timothy-sept. S6a46
Flax and clover-Ni.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York, Sept l2.--susar raw. firm
ar refining. nsa3 s-is; centrifugal. Is |
TEST ~; molsses sugar 81.
hshned-F1rm. Crushed. 500 powder. |
ed BIO; GRADUATED. 500
Coiee-Quiet. No. Rio. 81,
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool. Sept. is-Ciose: Wheat sen,
y Nd. Dec s. 2isd. Pc
Weather overcast.
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BEAVER COUNTY STRIKE
'cdar Mining Go. Scene Of Valuable
Discovery on 2ss Ioo, Ic,oI


secy. Herman Rarnett ana N. ~,
Meyer director. returned Yes,e., 49,
ron tour Of inspection Of me nr,,,.
,ies or The Cedar Mining oomns,y y,
beaNer county. The trip Nas n,sds -.
tne result N the news Of still -
oeiFed here a few DAYS sro a,d 49,
.sauon goes TO show that iirst renc,,,
we're noi exaggerated. The strike ~ -
we 20 level ~ the incline shaf, 49,
lnkh. AFTER passing through The S.,,oh
l'Hh ~ rich ore reported thc In.
dsy me drift continued on thrn,s,, III -
ss'. iedse material and then hrore
mo y inches Of carbonate and cbioris'
~ 'nat looked 5000 from The Eta,,
lest rom sample of Il inches =, ,,i,
saNe returns Of ~ per cent Ia
go ounces of SILVER. and a. re,,s +.
s o,' 70 the ton. Alongside This leise h.
I'VE ieet ~ quartz which has si.os
oeen REGARDED ~ the limit on n H..
'Ner samples of Il were assavc5 -
INC result showed as per cent l,sa ~,
ton. 1T seid per
The result Of these assays il such %.
TO strengthen the confidence y, 80
i,inshagement In The mine ana 10 a,,sh
llsh beyond doubt tho fari tbs, 80
inli' can now be depended a, ~
Voc me grade ~ shining ~. 80
s sI1 w several tons already on lon
VIII yield good profit. "" ''p
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas city, Sept. l3-Cattle-Recel,,s
s'yp' market strong Native steers 4 az
e.o; native cows and heifers. mas M
stoekels and feeders, 2.50ii 90: huils > IA
ls'l9' calves, s.oo06oo: western steers Z a
~; i5 western COWS. 2ooq3 Is ''"'
Hogs-Reccipts son. nn.rLo, ..
cents higher Bulk Of ssIss t5Ss y. ~
hesVy 6.mpG.l5: packers, 6. l6ds.g ne
and lights, s 9)ds 40 ''''p0'''' Digs
sheep-Receipts 500. market s,oaa,.
Muttons. i.l5n5. 90: lambs. S s1dT ~ rsns.
"eihers. SOFAS 81: fed ewes. l.e595 IA
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heavy 5.s5gs S. lights. e.icas esls; pies.
e'ogs5 .; bulk Of sales. Soas.s5.
shtep-Receipis. iaop: market steady
sheep, 3.si5N; lambs. 5.Ooas. o..
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

~ Louis sept. la--wool, steady. Ter
medium. Sa22; fine. 1lfiis.
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heisier Ladies Tailoring College. on
posite High School. First North.
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SUGAR AND COFFEE
BUTCHERS, ATTENTION

Meat market tools. fixtures. etc. for
rent Nhedp Bell phone 1929.
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W. WEST a Co. stock broker.
~ r. walker Blk. Tel les: res sSio.S
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CANNON BROS. BROKERS ,tr
30 Temple Tel sio Ind. si0.k R.ii
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- r. Snow g Co, Stock Brokers
~ Commercial Blk. Both 'Phonss ,s-,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13

A. s. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. 2is ID. y. walk,r p,o,,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
CHICAGO.

chlcago. sept l3-Cattle- Receipts -o.
marker y. u STEADY siockers and feeder. q
Pss a.. Evans, s,gla4 i0 westerns IA
Hogs Receipts 1900. mark, s,ro,.
. cents higher Mixed and hntc6sr.n %
a''o's' good heavy 61Od6. IN. ronsb
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
FORENOON SALES

DAILY, 200 al 200
naly Judee. 100 az li.fes.
May Day. 1000 al ieis
Nev. Hills. 2o0 al 3.osi,
silver King, IS at "a. 90
Little Chief. $500 al IN. s-oo
Is: 1000 at i5H. '''VV al
New York. iooO At So. 2 500 a, ,,u.
-"v ~ ~ 1000 az SO. huver 80 -
south Columbus 1000 Al "a
Victor. loco az Osi.
Ie'to' 800 at 2is 500 al 81.
OPEN BOARD
Columbus Con. 100 nj "a. ,ao
f.se buyer 20. $50 al a. ''' ~
.afisa, 400 at So 1000 Al soL
ldtue Chief 1900 al 1st., tno
lsH. seller 80: 1000 a, AZ ona ~
l6h; i,e00 az Il. '''V ~
May Day. 1000 Al is. : GOO 81, ,.,
New York 500 At ssil. seller a.. "a
Tetro. 500 at II
tab, 200 AZ i.5s
Victor, 5000 Al 81.
TOTALS.
Shares Amt
lssuisr Cell ......,..92Sss -qss oa
open Board ........-isSsl sssi oe
's,sas ,ll5so 90
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13

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Eastern cheese. ID ............,.....25
neufehald cheese, per 10 ..........Iu
fks. cream cheese. lbs for .........25
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