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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-07
Rea! E. state !

Good hotel doing paying business.
Well furnished throughout Price
only $1,000
Good Lamoille County Farm 70 a,
= m. to village ga ms. to depot.
Good soil, good fruit, comfortable
buildings. Price $1,275. Onc-half cash.
Johnson. Vt, l0-cow farm. about 100
a. Comfortable buildings. big sugar
works, one horse eight cows. all
farming and sugar tools, etc. inciud-
.ng fodder. Price 81 coo. Onc-third cash.
The Reynolds Real Estate Co..
ih3 Main ST. BurIInxtop, VI
Opposite city Hall.
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NOTICE how little It costs to tell thou
sands Of readers in many towns Of Yer
mont what you have to sell or what you
wish 10 buy. Advertise in the Free Press
and YOU will get replies TO your adycr-
tiscment 21Wtc
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DO advertisements influence your
"buying and seiiing." IT not, you nre
n"ly hnif-mannning some thinas-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-07
Rhode Island Hospital
Training School for Nurses

The Rhode Island Hospital offers
j-NcHrs course of training In
car" of patients in Medical, Surgi-
"nl, ohstcirirai and q Special Depts.
9,aJD patients treated In 1907, Ap-
piicHii"ns are UOw beinp consider
cd FOR cIusSrs entering january
and April, I0OS. Maintenance and
money allowance sufficient for per-
SONAR expenses are given. For
inrfhcr Information aud circulars
address Miss Lucy &. Ayers, Rhode
's'"nd Hospital. Providence, II. !.
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NOTICE.

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which We will send you upon re-
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Sur' atty Co, s. Jefferson street. Troy
y. Y. ~ Wit
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a
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tcrnis TO advertisers using from 20 TO
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months
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9,cow,taprl

1HkOuGu WANT AD' TIlINC
you may ".r" 70 things" Wit, p opIe
In city I'D country-anythfn;: you
have ar something you want;-Ons
KIND OF farm machinery for another,
one KIND OF live stoc for mother,
one Kind OF farm product for an-
Others your farm itself Tor another
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21
Ola Time Mining Man Says
Rawhide Has Great Future.

Al. u Price. who has mldc Goldheld
his home for tho past three years ana
who has mined m different camps
througaoat the country f1r % years
returned rom Rawhiao yesterday ac-
cordlng io the GoIdneid Tribune
II gave the camp "a pretty thorough
INSPECTION" ho said. There rs au im-
mrnse surface showing there 10 ls a
mistaken idea that the veins are small.
Tho dykes 1ro from , to 90 f.rt wide
Tho fun that shows free gold Don fbuu-
dance. comes Boo who're small veins in-
tersoct the big dykes Tho formation
&. p0rphyry Hudesite and rhyollte.
There arc 200 people i cine town and
the number is boiug added t0 at tho
rate 81 T0 "a day Most of me work ls
being done under the leasing system.
Nearly an OF the country was slHkcd
before the outside world Was made lr-
Quainted with the fact that hiBh grade
bad been found 10 looks to noe MS
though d was going 10 make "a great
camp.
"a great deal of the high grade comes
from Grutt mountain which iH only 200
yards from Main street. ThHre Dr. m
oougi0morate quartz ledge from 5 90 %
feet lu width that can b. traced for "a
mile. n runs northeast and southwest
and On places stands uD Tor DO feet Ono
standing short distance away can
actually sce the gold 8iston in The SUM
lTht"
Am shipments of ore are made by
way oi SEIZURE ly express Mt Price
says the easiest way 90 reach iiaNhlde
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21
LOCAL MARKETS.

The feature In today's markets is the
receipt OF q car OF buokwheaf from
Pennsylvania and Wisconsin for con-
sumption In this city Former eastern
residents Of this city will learn this
with pleasure, as 10 means buckwhcat
cnkos, such as your grandmother used
20 make down east Attempts have
been made In the past 20 induce Utah
farmers 60 grow buckwhcat for it Ia
not only healthy but % Is the greatest
weed Killer known. and when timber
tracts are cleared on. buckwheat has
been the hrst grain sown. as g prepares
The soil Tor other crops to follow. But
the local millcrs say they can not ham
die the grain with their present plant,
as 10 requires especial machinery 90
min huckwhcat and there is none OF
that in the state. So until some mill
ls found sufficiently cnterpnsing to
procure tho machinery the grain can
not probably be grown here. The flour
o. bcinr sold az - per cwt in no pound
bags and $500 per svt in 8 pounds
bags
New Jersey crlrbcrrlcs are being re-
ccivcd in car lots. with two cars Of
Cacho county apples. eight cars OF po-
tatoes wholcsaliug at 81 per cwt, also,
two cars OF very fine oranges, one OF
them being fully maturcd navels for "a
west First South street commission
houso-ripc when shipped from south
cm california. Celery Is being received
in large lots. Turkeys and chickens
are being received IN satisfactory ship
mcnts and OF excellent quality, 50 there
Is no danger of any shortage TINS
Thanksgiving season, Sweet cider Is
ir the market at 30 cents per gallon,
and very mellow. Butter Is quoted
retail at 30 cents; but there are two
tccal firms stu selling Cache county
butter az 40 cents The prices obtain
ms. I'M tho market today are as follows;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21
GRANNY CON. CLOSES


the Granny Consolidated hos closed
,- mines ana smclters indefinitely
hiic existing copper conditions was
one ~ the chief factors n thIa action, n
ls stated that the main cause ot the
smut down was tho labor question. lh-
ger canadian laws when u corporation
ueslres 20 reduce wages. DO Dr. he0ts-
sar" for q 30-day notice to ho posted
before The lower scale cam become ci-
trctiNc 10 There are objections on inc
part Of the employees to U reduction
the matter may be- tnkol before % goV-
eminent arbitration board. cut in
wages Co the cid scale has hcOn put lh-
10 eject in the western winns camp
on the L. S. while iho canadian camp
operating under similar market cohdl-
lions has thus fan been obliged % nay
the higher schedule says the Boston
NeWs nnrnan
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21
MARKET TONE
DECIDEDLY WEAK

New York. Nov. ei--The tone OF tho
opening Of the stock market was Of
fccted by the pronounced weakness OF
few stocks but changes generally
were narrow and the volume of husi-
ness was small Losfsvillo & Nash
willie fem iA. New York and Missouri.
Kansas & Texas. Ia: Baltimore & Ohio,
ia and 81. Paul g. Southern Railway
large fractions CRANKY Mining de-
clinod 20 points
Opening losses were increased before
there was any special effort to stop the
decline but a sharp rally raised 50
Paul Union Pacific, Southern Pacific
Reading and the metal stocks above
yesterdays closing and wiped out the
decline in New York Central Con-
unued liquidation IN the Erie preferred
stock affected the Blarket afterwards
and there were reactions.
Special stocks wore pressed urgently
for sale but the list as n whole did not
yield notably. The conspicuous de-
clines were Erie first preferred, s. Fed
oral Mining, s; Denver q Rio Grande
preferred "a. Kansas a Texas pre-
ferred. Western Union and Diatlllers
Securities. 3 20 3is Baltimore q ONO
%; Federal Mining preferred, 2ia; To
lodo. St. Louis & Western preferred,
"a; Pennsylvania & Southern Railway
preferred. Ia. and Union Pacific,
American Smelling and General Elec-
trio. l. Liquidation caused sharp de-
clincs in a few bonds. the Chicago,
Rock Island a Pacific collateral, fives
breaking 49, The tone OF the bond
market was slightly irregular.
Low priced stocks bore the hrunt Of
the liquidation which finally began q
cause selling Of the high priced favor
ties. The volume OF offerings was mod
crate, tho severe declines resulting
principally en- lack OF demand. Southern
Railway pfd. broke violently between
sales and touched 20ih, a loss OF 81
Northwestern dropped g. Reading, Ca
madam Pacific and Chicago & Alton. Ia,
Sugar ~ Union Pacific rs, and Rock
island pfd. ].
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21
STRIKE NATIVE COPPER.

And now the question arises. is there
anything new under tho ground IN the
Nevada Douglasf Development ls prov
Ing that u3ught but good can come out
OF that -rcit property says the Yering-
ton Times
The latest s-I sation 20 occupy the at
tcnti0n or everyone interested in the
Nevada Douglas as the finding OF native
copper iu the drift from the 550-foot
lovcl. where a few weeks since an inn
mense body OF chalcocite ore made us
appearance. running as high as SD per
cent iu the red metal The native cop
per az this writing is associated with
the chalcocite As progress Is made tho
former is appearing in greater quauti-
ties
said "a man connected with the prop
esty Il believe that the Nevada Doug
Ies win eventually rank with the great
esd copper mines an the world His
opinion g. well taken. With improve
ueut in the future in proportion with
.no past there o. every reason 20 believe
that the Douglas viii produce fee mill
lions 90 copper.
That the company itself De- alive to the
situation. Is evidenced by the fact that
m is prosecuting development 40 r4p-
ld pace shipments ~ copper continue
fo $50 Forth from the property despite
t1r condition Of the market
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21

Itah Of Fish Springs Pushing Dcyel-
opment With Excellent Results.

"iiA'hl WIN fAttlirnt Results.
secy Weller OF the Utah Mine Of
Fish Springs ls lu receipt OF "a letter
from the mine superintendent which
leads him 70 believe that Dc develop
meut WORK now in progress goes on as
- has begun Few months more VIII
see The existence OF q branQ new mine
nn the compluys property.
This now development work the man
agement is pursuing sJ successfully at
present ls The arriving OF % cr0-scIt o.
fuc north OF tho shaft INTO af
through "a porphyry dixie which hereto
fore has been considered by many az
lhr northern boundary ue of fhr flgu
Mines resources Beyond This dix
.s "a scope of ground 800 by 1900 feet
in eKteutt, which never has been touch
.4 up Co the present DEVELOPMENTS. ans
which can Doc prospoctei ana mined wa
he main shaft farther to the south.
The lr0s4cut has penetrated fhls great
dixie. and nu once getting through one
0orntcred "a small strlnger of ORE Sub
.clucnt work demonstrate ne EXIST
.nce ~ orc that continually is growing
stronger and the value has Increas-
Dd 10 au average now OF 80 per cent
load and sd ounces silver to GOO tou
.he same being opened up lr1m th1
lOO-f0ot level Of tine main shaft.
A car of ore from the property now
100 the local market gives returns 90
IaI ounces Of silver and AS pen cent
no. There De- plenty ~ ore ready iO
nt hauled out and as 600 th. romUauy's
ra is srnt to tho smeitors of the Amer
com Smelling a. Refining company
| .hcy al" mot worrying about shltdowus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21
PRODUCE.


Chicago. Nov. 2.-The wheat market
today opened firm on buying by shorts
but soon weakened on realizing sales
Liverpool cables were lower and re-
ceipts In tho northwest were liberal
Deoember opened - 10 = lower. al 927k
10 3d. and sold az 92A. May opened x
10 = higher az 1914 TO l02, and sold of
20 1918.
The corn market opened Arm be-
cause M wet weather and weakened on
the prediction Of clearing weather. De-
ccnber opened = 10 M higher az 55fhdf
55h and sold or 70 55h. May opened X
q p cent 20 Z cent higher al 66sk a5sS
90 56is and sold at 5Gis
Tho provisions market was duh ana
weak. Live hogs were s cents lower
January pork opened rs cents lower at
l2'-i- lard was down cents at 7.12is
Ribs for January opened II cents lower
o.. ec-.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Now York. Now 2i-Suear raw
quiet. fair refining $50: ccntrifuqal
90 test $50. molasses sugar. a96.
Rchned. quiet. crushed. $50: pow
derod. $50; granulatod. 400
coffee, quiet; Ma. 2 Rio G; No 4. San
tos 7a
l1vAPoRATED FRUIT.
New York, Nov. 2O-Tte market
fHr evaporated apples continues Arm,
with fancy quoted az i2c. prime. 8A
1919 fruit, sia010ac.
Prunes are without change. pricoa
ranging from 47tc to lslhc FOR Callfor-
MA fruit and from Gnc to INo for ola
and new Orogons up 10 zoe and s0s.
Apricots are UNCHANGED. with choice
quoted az 2lc, extra choice. 22c. fancy.
2ic.
Peaches are quiet with extra choice
quoted at l2ia0l2ac. fancy l3di3itc:
cytr7 f1ncr lf1lfAc.
kalgIns are rather nrmor on Fnot
with loose muscatcin quoted az 7ita
Nhc; seeded raisina. 1Ul0hc. London
layers, nominal
BUTTER AND EGGs
Chicago. Nov 2i.--Buttor stoady
Croameries. 2lhG2l diaries. s0G2i
leFs stoody at mark. eases Include.
lIhQe0Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21
GOOD RESULT
At BLACKHORSE
nhana Property Producing Ore
With Better Than 500
Values.
MANY LEASES ARE GIVEN
Plans for MN Arc Complete and Work
To Commence nc
Once

According t0 Information received
yesterday hy Manager A. O. BurritL
ore continuing values OF better than
500 o ton has been encountered in the
SHAFT now going down in the Ohana
property in the Blsckhorse mining dis
trict
The Blackhorse district az this time
s. attracting more attention than any
other camp in that section % the state
There are now more people ia the dis
tuct than Tor some time past and the
number IS being constantly added 90.
The strike on the Ohana property %
merely one Of series OF similar dis
coverles which have taken place ON a
number OF different properties in the
district. The Phoenix. the Nu Desper-
andum and others have an had their
strikes during the past few months
and as a result the attention Of min
ing men is being drawn % the district
from all sides.
LESSEES DOING WELL
Following the discovery of rich ore
ON the Grcenhom group owned BY Will
nam ifhnllton tue owner was beslcEcu
with applications Tor leases. These
be az first turned down but later de-
Cided 60 farm out the property 10 200
foot squares along the trend OF the
l3 foot vein which traVeraes their pro-
perry AT last reports there were four
OUTFITS at work under leases on the
property.
According 90 Mr. Burrltt. milling IA
cilitica are the only thing the district
needs 90 enable To- 10 forge rapidly to
me front lie has himself now COM
pieted arrangements for the cOnstruc-
ton of the hrst mill In the district So
far scarcely a hole has been sunk I'm
the ground without uncovering good
urcs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21

Selected stocks continued very weak
but the rest OF the list held well In
comparison. Louisville and Nashville
gave way az, Canadian Pacific 2. and
the Atchison stocks and Mo. Pacific, l..
A demand for the active stocks led hv
American smelling pulled the list up
sharply toward CLOCK Tho mar
ket closed steady. Atchison fell ., In
ternational Paper preferred rs. The
rally which followed ran 20 point IN
several stocks. ~ In Canadian Pacific
and New York Central and ia IN ST
Paul. The result was 20 establish
prices Of "a limited number Of stocks
above last nights level
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21
no PURIFY CHICAGO.

Chicago. Nov. 21.-Charges that Chi-
cago rapidly is becoming the greatest
white slave center OF the world AM
that a powerful syndicate fJr trafGc Don
young girls exists On the city has stir-
red religious and settlement workers
90 form large organization for th"
express purpose OF combating the evil
At meeting Of nearly go min stcrs.
lawyers and settlement leaders yoster-
day plans were laid Tor the work. A
number of organizations alrctcF have
expressed their eagernesa 90 join Or
% crusade against the traffic ln giris.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21
NEVADA TRIP OFF
Gusgenheim Party WIN Leave Here
For Idaho Tonight.

Guggcnileim fhrtA VIII Leave Hero
For Idaho Tonight
The Guggenheim party Is still iu the
city and the members spent the most
of the day IN a tour Of inspection Of
the Bingham aud Murray plants. Re-
gurdnE the proposed visit Of the party
10 Ely and surrounding country the
White Pine News OF Ely contains the
following
A telegram was received yesterday
afternoon By Judge curtis Lindley
from PRESIDENT Eccles OF the Nevada
Northern conveying announcement
that M Eccles would not -lake the
visit 10 Ely which was expected from
him this week.
Instead OF coming here. MT Eccles
has found II necessary TO 60 10 prop-
crty he has in Idaho and viii not ind
the time on this trip west TO come
into the district. He viii visit Salt
Lake before returning east and al
that time viii probably b. met by
Judge Lindley and other representa-
tives OF interests he has iu Nevada.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21

snine good sized sales or copper IN inc
~, ,ast lew days The buying os before
ers. The closing down of the hnuudry
ulst ,l.lcts snelter which turned OUT
,vl,vou pounds per month following tne
snut down on Greene Cnuonea. Wnicn
nas Deen putting out 40o000o to o.NoV'J
pounls per month. is NOT o boar iacl'i
~ Affecting the price of the metal,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult County Clerk or respective si,-
ers for further information.
NOTICE TO CREDTTORS.-EsTATr
OF oliver +. Lennon, Deceased.-C redI-
lots VIII pre>n' r.tims with voucher
10 INC underslsf 10 Payson, Utah Co
Utah. on or . the 25th da, NO.
March. A. j.. 1898
HTkUM LENNON.
Administrator Of the Estate OF Olive.
+. Lennon, Deceased
NJ. W. MANSFIELD. Atty.
Date Of first publication, Nov %
A. j. 1907.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21
ToDAYs MONEY MARKET.

New orb. NOV. 2i.-MoneN on call
hrn, U Hf e.. ruling rate ~; closing
li1 o. offered a. ~.
Time l0su- nominal; $50 days ~ per
cgul and 800 days ~ pcr cent; ia
months s per cent
Close. iriWc mercantile PAPER nom
rniN Z iu no per cent. sterling ga
Change strong with actual busin,,-- ln
bankers h.ll- at th1 nc 1928 for de-.
upud. Hnd ai 40 nt 1880 for 90 do,
bills. Commercial DilI- 1850 at t.e.
uar silver So Mexican I6N.
Government bonds weak. raiirond
lOuGs heavy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21
sHANNoN COLLIE REpoRT


Tho Boston News Bureau wi-es Pol-
lock a Company OF this city as follows;
The annual report OF the shannon
copper CO. for tho year ended Aug ~
1907, compares with same period OF 1905;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21
ToDAYs STOCK MARKET.
Colorado Mining Active and Records
Advance Of several Points.

Yesterdays boom In Tintlcs was stiu
apparent during the morning session OF
the local stock exchange. Colorado
Mining was the stock principally deait
IN. During the regular call ID oponed 40
ss-2''s and quickly jumped 20 s.. 90. ON
the open board session the stock held
its own closing at S2.3O
Lower Mammoth was quite octlve
uuring the open board session. ThN
opening sale was at 96 cents hut INC
STOCK quickly dropped 10 % al which
price 800 shares changed hands
Following are the closing quotafiors.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21
80 PER GENT

of the readers of the Seml- Weekly
News are Farmers atockmen and
Ranchers Advertiser desiring a.
roach this class OF buyers. can nnd no
paper in the West that viii serve their
needs 30 ~ d
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21
10 RRINos RUYERs.
5hEt-poHn OF smclter, do Not Seem
Hcur Factor.

In" Boston heWH Bureau says. Tho
N.1uE interests say that l3-cent
1rilr lnr copper after sales al ifh cents
0uN Few weeks ago. has again
Drought in buyers that there have been
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21

Dressed beef. per pound .,........b Q6is
Dressed veal, per pound ......-.,.si3 40
Dressed pork. per pound ......,.,...,.9
Dressed mutton, per pound .........Sd9
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21
OMAHA
WOOL


ST. Louis. Nov 2i.-Wool. steady:
territory and western 2025 dne me-
dunn, 20G22: fine 17G19
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21

Copper produced amounted TO l2ilN'-
1926 lbs. sold at average OF 22.3li cents,
compared with l0,s1o.33} lbs az l'ts5
cents last year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21
GoI.DFIELD

Sandstone. 20d22: Red Top. 200 bid,
col. At. 15Gl6. Jumbo Ext. 5000
Varnal Z bid. Pennsylvania, asked;
.KencAu. 101I. BHltl liuls. Blue
Bull i5@16. Adams. 601, silver Pick.
2ld3J Nevada Boy, 2 bid; Black Butte
Ext. 4G5. Blue Bell. 60G Dixie. Sdf,
Hiberuia. 3 bid ST. Ives 36085; Con-
quevor. 4N5: Black Rock Gas. Lone
star. 901O, c. Wonder. Q asked; Pot
latch. so asked. orc. sal0. kendall Ext.
asked: Sandstone Ext, asked ,
Great Bend. 26G21. Slmmerone, bid;
Empire. bid. Red Top Ext. l2u -;
Florence. 2.55@251ia, Diamondheld y.
r. Con-. l5Gl6. 5oldhcli Daisy. 1905;
Iaguua rs bid: Commonwealth, 10 ask
ed: Combination Fraction. S50s6; Grear
Bend Ext. 5d7; Great Bend Annex 3
bid: b. b. Bonanza. bid: Kewanos
23G25: Esmoralda. asked. Cracker
sack. Sal Red Hnls. 2i026; Mohawk
Ext. 3 asked: T. Dillon. 8d5, Y. Tiger
no bid: Grandma. 8 bid. s. T. Ext. "a
q. Y. Rose asked Colo NTH. Ext, 3
asked: Goljfeld Cos $50, sales Ed-
fnoud0a11 Triangle. Tmg
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LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO

Chicago. Nov. 2L-Cattle-Receipts,
about 1000. market steady 70 shade
lower Beeves 325d640: cows. ll5w
Alb. Texans 320N400; calves b.00dtO0;
westerns. 325G6i0; stockers ana feed
ers. 225GA35.
Hogs-Receipts. about $4,000: market
s cents lower Lights. A45G4s5' mixed,
445d4g5: heavy. 440d490; rough, 4.4on
ASS. rigs, S550A50; bulk of sales, 460
dA75.
sheop-Recelpts, about $4,000: market
steady Natives. 2.o065.10. westerns.
2.o0d5I5: yearlings. 470d550: lambs,
AO0d650; westerns, A0ou6.i0
KANSAS CITY.
Kpusas city. Nov. 2L-Cattle-Re-
c-lpte 5000 Market slow and steady
Native steers. 475W5.65; native COWS
and heifers 1600450. stockers and
feeders, 2,75d425: bulls, 2.25d40e:
calves. 5000 $50. western steers, 325M
40, western COWS. 225H3.65.
Hogs-Receipts. 10000 Market ; TO
10 cents lower Bulk OF sales. 4.45Q
400. heavy, 4.50d4 go; packers. 4.458
ass. pigs and lights. 425Q4.6O.
sheep 1900. Market stea-
dy. Muttons 425G4S5; lambs. "a 90d
eco; range wethers. 2S5a525; FED ewes,
8.ooaA3o
OMAHA.
Omaha, Nov .-Cattle-Receipts.
$500; market steady to strong. Native
steers. 3250575. COWS and heifers. 200
%375; western steers, 2.75d475; Texas
steers. 2.7505.25; range COWS and heif-
ers 1.75n2.GO; Gamers. f256225. stock
ers and feeders 2.75dA5O. calves, 5000
500 bulls and stays. 1.5Od300
Hogs-Receipts. 1000; market 10 TO
Is cents lower Heavy, 45O0l4 57t5.
mixed. 445I450. lights 4S5dA As; pigs,
A00H44O: bulk Of sales. 445dA50
Sheep-Receipts, $500; market steady
to 10 cents higher Yearlings, 460G5.25;
wethers, 425dA75; ewes. 350GA25:
lambs :. 50d6.00.
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