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DAKoTANs IN PARK.


l.. j. Walker and u. ~. Baldwin,
two mOneyed men of Carthage, South
Dakota were in camp the first OF the
week IN the interests of an inoorpor-
alton 10 be known as the South Dakota
Mining company, which win prospect
and develop the five claims adjoining
the American Flag property, which
were located by John f. Funk of this
city. who is heavily interested in the
new Incorporation. The officers of the
new concern are L. j. Walker, presi-
dent: John r, Funk, vice president; Z.
r. Fatten, secretary; ID. D. Baldwin,
treasurer and the office OF the COM
pany will be In Carthage. S. d. The
incorporation is for SEQ. 900 shares OF
the par value of $1.00 each. There Will
be kept in the treasury 100000 shares
of stock The ground has been sur
Neyed and application for patent VIII
be made. The first of the claims which
adjoin the north end lines of the Flag
property was located bv Mr.. Funk in
1883 and added to thereafter. a tunnel
200 felt long and some surface work
shows ON the ground. 1t is the in
tention Of the new company to sink on
the property, work 10 be commenced
within two months Tho ground of
the new company is certainly very
desirablY located and development
work will doubtless prove 1t up big.
The first thousand shares of stock are
to be sold at 10 cents, the remainder
at 26-Park City Record
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

James i. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers' furnish the following. received
over their private wire, this afternoon:
BULLFRoG.
Original. 1O@ll: Bullfrog Mining. is
16GlS; Mont. Bulltrog, 4G5; National
Bank. 20d2l Gold Bar So bid; Stein
way. 76p9; Denver Bullfrog Annex, 10
bid; Bonnie Glare, 4lp4S.
MANHATTAN.
Mani. Cons, 60 asked; Mani Min.
CO., 6@s; G. Wedge, 566 $. Humph-
rey. Gas; Dexter, Has.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairview Sil. King, 7dS; Nevada
Hills, 4 9Od4.95; Plttsburg Sill. Peak,
1 456pl so: North Star Wonder 5m6;
Eagles Nest, 10 bid; Ruby Wonder, 20
q2l; Alice of Wonder, 4a5.
COMsToCK.
ophir. 1.75a1.S5; Mexican. 80 asked;
Gould q Curry, 10 asked Con. Va, 69p
n, Savage, 46G4s. Hole & Norcross 30
lG5. yellow Jacket, IS bid Belcher 30
a3l; Sierra Nevada. IS asked; Elk
chequer, S4G35; Union, 30432,
TONOPAH.
Tonopah Nevada, 14hGl5 Montana
T0nopsh. 2.75ll2S0. Tonopah Extension,
205a2lO; MacNamara, 2GGSe; Midway,
1.26a130. -ronopah Belmont $50 bid;
TonOpah North star. 24a25: Ohio Tono-
pah. 3 asked: West End Cons. $1,000;
Rescue, 17GlS; Tonopah & California,
8 asked: Golden Anchor, % asked;
Jim Butler, SGds7; Cash Boy, o bid;
Home, . asked Boston Tonopah ~
asked Monarch Pitts Extn., sac; Gold
en- Grown. 10 all; n. Y. Ton. Cons, 10
asked.
Ssndst1rm 37m3S. Mohawk. 1900
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WIFE BEATER ARRESTED.
Drunken Swede Miner Creates Distur-
bance on Second ana o Streets.

Charles Hansen Swedish miner was
arrested yesterday morning, at o and
Second avenue for being drunk and
creating o disturbance. His wife is a
domestic In a family there and accord
ing TO her statement he has been in
the habit of beating her whenever he
got drunk. Hansen demanded Of his
wife that she come with him yesterday.
and when she refused, he knocked her
down, making her nose bleed. The I'M
fortunate woman sought refuge in a
neighbours house, where Hansen tried TO
beat the door down In order to reach
his wife, and threatened the people
there with bodily harm. The police We're
'phoned for, and but for the timely ar
rival of the patrol wagon. there Is no
telling what damage the drunken miner
might have done. Mrs. Hansen said
she had had six years of just such
treatment, and was advised that the
best thing she would do would be 10 get
a divorce. uansen's case is up this af-
ternoon before the police court. He is
said to be a graduate of Michigan uni
Verslty.
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HECLA HAS GOOD
CARBONATE VEIN
Find Made in TunneI--Greater
Width Expected as Develop
ment Progresses.
FASTENERS VISIT NINE.
kansans Are Surprised nj What They
Soe---Niay Get in With Local
Mine Makers.

j. NJ. Reynolds returned from the
Bradshaw district IN Beaver county
this morning with II. o. Davis and G,
L. Hcuser in tow, Messrs. Davis and
Heuser are prominent contractors OF
Hutchinson. Kansas. who are visiting
Utah at the earnest solicitation Of En-
nest Drake. Both were more than
pleased With what they saw; especially
with the showings in the Hecla. This
Is the property which Mr. Reynolds and
associates are proving up, As result
of their trip the Kansans win probably
do some business, but are not ready
lust yet to make any predictions or
pr promises.
Manager Reynolds reports the Hcc-
las showing improving steadily. Thirty
tons OF ore are ON the dump ready for
shipping. This would have been
shipped before, but haulers could not
be obtained.
In a stope In the Heola's tunnel
vein OF lead carbonate has been un
covered This Is "A foot and q half
wide, carries values In gold, silver and
lead. and indications point to greater
width with additional development.
Manager Reynolds has been in tho min
ing game long while and does not en-
thuse unless there Is some call for 1t
so when he reports a good find there
need be no doubt OF it being a good
find. and most times n little better.
Work is progressing in good shape.
and while the Hecla is one OF Beaver
county's prospects yet, 1t promises to
more than reward its owners for their
confidence
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago, June a.-The wheat market to-
day opened easier on scattered selling
and a slack demand. All offerings, how
ever. we're taken al the lower prices. lt
was believed that the weather conditions
throughout the west and northwest would
improve and this had some effect in soft
enlng the market. July opened y 70 Is
September opened q 10 y cent lower AT
953t and sold at g93s.
Corn opened easier because Of fne
weather throughout the corn belt and
lower cables. The demand was fair and
absorbed the offerings. July corn opened
.. cent lower at 500, and sold at 53i,.
oats opened a shade easier on reports
of damage by the greenbug from Illinois.
The demand was good, however, and all
the decline. July oats opened IS cent low
er az 4SIs and sold at ~,
Provisions were fairly steady. with the
exception Of lard, which brOl3o on selling
based upon the monthly report or Satur-
GAY which showed that local stocks had
more than doubled during May, July pork
opened unchaugcd at go; lard was down
7rG1O cents at 9.0lle TO $40. ana ribs were
cents lower al S.12,s
Close: Wheat-July, sIA@H'i sept 99'4
Corl-Juiy, 5gysa5i; sept 5gTsGA
Oats-July, 1885: sept, 3als
Pork--July, 10 20. Sept l6.3ils
I.ard--July, 90: Sept, g,2tle.
Ribs--Iuly 20; sept. $50
Rye-Cash s..
Barley Cash, Isafi,
LIVERPOOL GRAlN.
Liverpool. June 3.--Wheat close. JAY,
"a I'D: sept, 1A 3i.d Dee, nominal
The weather IN England today was fair.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Building permits issued from May
IS,to June / were as follows
Claud Woollcy, 1165 Third -,
Lewis }, bowers, ao5-ao7 state
L. S. I.ovesy, s55 sixth East 1000
south '' .,.... wv 1000
Mrs. V. Spalding. 321 4 street, 500
Cecilia johnson, No l String
follow avenue ....,..,.... 400
T f. Thomas west Second
South between Third and
Fourth West .,.......,...t 200
Die avenue ..,,1,s..,.,.... 1000
Boutwell, & AIcConaughy Ninth
West between Third and
Fourth South ..........,. 5000
Boutwell, & MrConaughy. Ninth
South between Tenth and
Eleventh East ,....,...,.... 1,50O
w. a. Rector Johnson street,
Poplar Grove .....t.,.t...- l,OOV
Gamble & Gamble. NJ street 500
Max Flourscn 315 south Main 500
j. j Trenan Roosevelt avenue. $500
Saltair Railroad company, west
Second South between Third
and Fourth West. ....,..... 1000
and c on Tenth avenue, 49,. 5000
A. Fred Wey 141, 148 and li5
east Second south, .......-, LOU
"a. Fred Wey, 1871 east First
South. rear observation-disclosures, l50O
A c. Ellis, Second and | street. 1900
Mccullough g Bro, Eighth East
between Fifth and Sixth
south .......,....... ,...,.,.. i,U"o
j. NJ. Harvey l22 west Fourth
South .....,.......t.-... b'vuo
A. h. Cardwell, 80 y street.. 1000
Mrs. G. Ceieghino, Fourth West
and Eighth South. ,..,.... 500
Mrs. y. L. Reed, T7I cast South
Temple Observation-Disclosures. 200
Salt Lake Building Co.. 1e1 and
1923 Commercial street, 80. 1000
Salt Lake Building Co, 2S$
South State ....,..t..... 1000
c. w a. Schnell 764 Ninth
east OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2,OOo
Heber H. Davis. 64+ west First
North .,........ ......,..,...v 3,OVO
c. Deck, S5i west Third South 400
"rs. S. II. Knapp, 4S6 north
Third West ...,,..,t....,. 400
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BUSINESS STAYS
FAIRLY LIVELY
Stocks Firm in Face OF UnsatIs'
factory Conditions Pre-
yaIent Outside.
1lNTIcs SILL FAvoRITES'
consolidation Of May Day and tmcie
Sam. Being Closed To-day, Creates
Good impression.

Business appears 10 be fairly gooa
In the local mining stock exchange des-
mite the feeling OF depression on the
outside. The brace is the excellent
condition in which Utahs mines are
now in. Were it not for the sopd
work going on in the various camps
about the state there would be il'ue
doing MS combination OF cltCuHl-
stanceshas MADE the STOCK kdhle ilVs'
too popular, Nevada stocks are SUI
fering from some strange, mysterious
cause. the good ones being down WIN
the improved offerings the east nus
not forgotten the recent Hurry ana
spring Is here. While the poets slnB
OF spring, etc. brokers prepare tot a
long dull season. Yet In face OF IN
This the local market Is fairly lively
and Utah offerings remain hrm Inc
two calls this morning for instance
saw 1890 shares transferred, reprer-
senting $I4651. The Atlas aud Ilntlcs
nre in the imelight where they were
al the close of last week. May Day
sold today for 3lia, 81 and Suis h9 Dou
moving at the first price buyer w.
500 at the second price and 900 at me
third figure Uncle Sam sold AZ es
and 60 a meeting is being held ~
the Uncle Sam offices today to ratlfy
the consolidation arrangement Wnlcn
Will Join the May Day ana Uncle sam
This merger Is satisfactory to the
stockholders and from the way the two
stocks held firm, it Is evidently in Ia
vor to those who are in the market.
South Columbus Con. passed az w
hut closed at SECS, 1,TO0 shares
changing hands. Wabash continues TO
keep in evidence. 100 shares going az
al this morning. The forenoon totals
sales and closing quotations follow
MORNING QUOTATIONS.
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AFTERNOON QUOTATIONS.

Forenoon totals ..,,liSoo Sli6'lo(
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REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.
ToDAY'S,

T.. j. 4. Jacques and wife 10 Edward
cable part Of lot ,. block l5Q plat
Chas ". Olson and wife to Chas,
j Bryusolson, lots 10. q. block l.
Harrington y. & y, sub. ..v.....,, 40
lot $. block a. plat F..,,.t... go
Ezra Thompson and wife 10 Francis
Charlton part of lot j. block III, %
plat \ ..-..... ...........,..,4,,.t- ...'' l,SV
Phchp T. Langton To Brigham Lang
ton. part of lot 4. block %, plat p,
Co. ....-.t. ..s..,....' .y-.t.. ',, 1900 ''
Robt. s. Folland TO X. III Harrison.
part Of lot g. J-acro plat A...-s. W
Alfred Ehringtcu to Peter Wlnward,
part OF section l, township, 3
south rHnke / west ....,,....,,..,-.
Jos +. Hcnyly and wife ia Lorenzo
e Heuvly part ~ section p, town
ship ! south range | east .,.",'... l,0'
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MILL MEMS STRIKE.
They Assert That it is Not Question
OF Wages.

The committee representing the
local Mil Mems union, No, 725' assert
that the wage question does not enter
into the controversy 1t Is stated that
the men refused TO work with nom
union men on and after June !,
The Taylor Armstrong compnny's
employees are composed of both clnsses,
and it is said today that all the union
men are out Of that Institution.
A similar condition exists IN the
Salt Lake Mill and Building company,
and there five men are on strike Mat
thew Noall company employs none
but non union men, or al leust their
men all belong 10 that class and they
are working without Interruption All
the other shops IN the city are com
posed OF union employees, and they
too, are being conducted as usual.
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

funeral services over the
remains ~ George f. Brady, son Ut
. years, will be held Tuesday at . p. m.
from the Tenth ward meetinghouse.
Friends are invited TO attend. and can
view the remains at the family resi-
dence. 3l1 Ninth East street, from ] ia
$50 .. m. on day of funeral, Intermept
in city cemetery.
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pOsroFFIcE BREAKS RECORD.

The business Of the Salt Lake post
office for May was the largest IN the
history Of the once for this month.
The proceeds from the sale OF stainps
were 81 907 CO., for cards, $3.50; for en-
Yelopes. sG655 .Oi total. s25os2,df For
1906, the corresponding neures are.
stamps. 5000 10 cards, $3.50 en-
velopes ss6S7sO, toia. sla,als 30, Iu-
crease. s5.S6S.1i. Oh SQls per cent.
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RICH ORE FOUND.
Ogden Bucl,horn Company Exhibits
Rock Going Away up In Copper

Ogden June S.--The ogden Buck
horn Mining company Of Ogden which
is doing some extensive work on prop
critics in ogden canyon, has placed on
exhibition in a local jewelers. show
window some very fine ore taken from
the shaft. The ore ~ the rock is So9a
per cent copper valued AT $l46 per
ton IN copper alone and It shows also
a small percentage of silver and gold.
The company Is spending Il great deal
of money in developing the property.
but is more than pleased with the
showing made. TO have such rich
mining property within three miles of
the center of ogden, means much for
the CITY
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Irregular can only.

Irregular call onlyD
Lower Mammoth, 200 at 2.27iz; 100 ut
230
May Day 500 at 31l2
Nevada Hills, 800 at $50; 200 at 4.75;
100 at 477is.
Swausea, 600 at 30.
Uncle Sam. 700 AT 60, 800 al 10; 100
at II.
Scottish Chief, 500 at 5, 500 at ~.
Beck Tunnel, 300 at so; 100 at LiIls.
Black Jack. 100 at "a,
Colorado Mining, 800 at 400,
Iron Blossom. 500 at 50.
south COL CON, 100 at 2,o5 seller So
Seven Troughs, 2,1O0 at A..
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COPPER ITEMS.

The following copper items were re-
oeived by James A. Pollock n Co:
Boston writes: London--The foreign
visible copper supply on June /, 1907,
was 1924 tons, a decrease of leg tons
within tho past two weeks. New York
writes: All grades Of copper today
were reduced 4 cent in the asking
price, making Lake 24@25A ELECTRICITY
tic. 2an23th Castings 216I92h
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MERGER SHAPING UP.

The Uncle Sam Meeting adjourned
today after the stockholders had
agreed unanimously to accept the
terms OF consolidation proposed for
the San-May Day merger. The sam
viii take 100000 shares of May Day
stock In exchange for its claims, This
stock Is TO be withheld from sale,
making the Uncle Sam, the holding
company. The May Day Will hold It's
ratification meeting this afternoon and
then the formal portion of the merger
proceedings win be concluded.
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BOSTON MARKETS

James a. Pollock a. Co. bankers and
brokers furnish the following, received
over their private wire, this afternoon:
Blng. l6ia' 1917; 161a 16A sales 1856.
Il. c., 26; 20; "a; %; sales TAO
Il. X L., closed IKE
b. Coaln., 2sls 2sTs. 22is; 291s sales
cum. Ely. closed 7&GS
c. NJ. closed 40645.
Cop. Range, 1919 1914; 7sis; 70; sales
2,el5
D. w, Is; 10; 1s; 1s; sales 60
T.. r.. closed 9leia.
CRANKY, closed 100 asked.
Greene Cananea, closed l4A dl4ls.
Nevada Con-, 1874; 1914 1871. 1874;
sales $50.
New Utah, AZ; AZ; ils; AZ.
n. h.. 80, SEA-: ana. 321s; sales 4.157.
I'm. Copper. SIS; IS; 57ss; 57Es; sales
T.. s. s. com. 5O 5o 40; 40; sales 7so
T. $. $. pfd., 4s9. 4aA; 43}4 43il;
Utah Con, SIS; SIS; 57a; VIZ; sales
1.475.
Trinity, 20 20; 10; 10; sales 2,ti5.
Balaklala, closed, ssW3s.
Davis DAILY, l2ls; i2ls l21a; l2i3; sales
James A. Pollock & Co., bankers and
stock brokers' furnish the following,
received over their private Wire. this
afternoon:
Zine 34Q35; Boston Con. gjHd24I.;
Royale, l3%414is: Allouez, 43a45, Ar
cadian 4iaa5, Atlantic. nhG12; Bing-
ham Con, lGdl6ta: q, Coaln, 23h d2i;
Centennial, 25ia027; G. NJ. i0d45:
| Franklin. i3ladl4; Mass. 4Ad5; Mo-
hawk, S2&s3: Nevada Con, l3hAI33s:
Old Dom 1905; Parrot, 1873
@so' lorna I9marnG r., 90 a 95j ", ".
| IT, S. s.. COM. 5000; L, S. y, pfd,
| 434@s. I.aSalle l4halJs: Greene
! Cananea, llhdliia' Balaklala. sls@ss;
/ Adventure, 2i1fs, g., q H. 500 asked
/ C., * A., l52@lji; DAILY West. l6Gl6l4
/ COP, Range lSlga19 CRANKY, 100 ask
! ll4@l2; North Butte. S2i4 as2A Os-
cmcola, l2OGl2i, quincy. ll2Qll3' shan.
! non, l6AiHl1i Trinity l94lals;
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sI-GAR ANn cnrFEr.

New York. June 3.--Sugail raw.
steady. Fair refining, 30; centrifugal 81
test. g. 10. molasses sugar S.l5.
Refined steady, crushed, $40; powdered
$40: graduated 500.
Conee-steady No. Rio, 67s No.
Santos. ~.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. June SHUTTER steady; cream
cry. 1919: dairies, l7T2h.
Eggs-Steady, at mark. cases included
IA
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CURB CLOSE.

bingham Cent. 1d1ls 3. EXP,
goa %: Cumberland Ely. 7%i as;
Dominion Copper, s 4 as; Globe, 1915
ali: Helvetia. 5M mex; Majestic.
* a. y; Nipissiug, 11ts dl1#; :,
Black Mountain, 4a, 65. Il. & L.. "a
= Davis DAILY. 129a G19ia GlrouH,
S7i T9; Hancock, $50 az; Kew, ga
PIX Nevada Utah. Az Gr4ta; Raven,
"a a 1 a; Apex, "a @6ta
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SCHOOL BUILDINGS FOR SALE.

Tho Board OF Education Of Granite
School District will receive bids. FIRST
for the purchase of the Mountain Dell
school house, and the South Cottonwood
Gold 96th DISTRICT school house. Second
the above named houses. including
grounds. Bids will be opened June 18th. AZ
p. m, AZ the office OF the Board OF Edu-
cation, 1900 South State Street
The Board reserves the right to rsject
]. %. CUMMINGS,
Clnrl Of Roord
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NEW YORK cURB.

James A. Pollock & Co, bankers
and brokers, West Second South
street, furnish the following, receive
ed over their private wire, this after
noon;
Newhouse. l4h0l4y; Utah Cop.
16hl27. New, Cons lSmdl3ss; Balls
Sash King Edw. 1mlhi Nippisslns.
1lMN lsA Giroux So az; o. 6. 4 Sit.
1%Qllh; New Mines 4 IT,, 2AM8;
Mitchell. 27s "a NsV. Utah, 4 u GAls;
silver Queen. is-leglh; Ely Cons
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PARK c1rY.s SHIPMENTS.
OUTPUTS FOR MAY.

james A. Pollock & Co., bankers and
brokers. furnish the following received
over their private wire, this afternoon.
Wolverine 81 tons: Mohawk. $40 tons;
Quincy, 1850 tons; Winona, l2I 900
pounds: Baltic l,0al tons; Champion,
liza tons; Tri- Mountain, so tons;
Shannon, ,432,QOO pounds; Michigan,
Ig. tons
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WILL LYNCH HELD UP.
Three Trainps Relieve Him of One
Dollar and Ninety Gents.

WIN Lynch, son of James Lynch.
was returning from call at 1850 last
night in tho vicinity of Pioneer square,
when three hohoes held him up, ana
relieved him of Sl.so. The police are
IA hot pursuit.
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ANNAPOLIS GRADUATES.
Mldshlpman Reuben II. Smith Of salt
Lake City on List.
lsneolal to Lhe NNews.Nl

Annapolis, Md, June 2,--The relative
merit standing OF the midshipmen who
win graduate from the naval academy
on Thursday has been decided by final
examinations. There are 73 IN the
class Reuben II. Smith, Salt Lake
city. graduates as No. %.
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EXCURSION NORTH

June 9Th. via oregon Short Line.
Greatly reduced rates 10 northern Utah
and ldaho points See agents for rates
and further particulars. CITY Ticket
OAioe, 2Ol Main Street
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NEW YORK sTooKs.

Nevhouse IS, 10. 1iia, 14ii, sales
100,
Utah Copper 25h. 90 esq 90.
Tennessee Copper. closed, 36h q
2GI
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GEO, NJ. CANNON CO.

11spIh Dom. Cop, 5iiW5%; Glib
ral,ar S0d 40: Montgy. Sho.. u m9A.
Butte 6 H. 101M;; Tenn. Cop, 1914
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WOOL.


ST. Louis. June D. Wool. steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums 20d2I fine
mediums, lS02l. fine, ljMl7.
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Kansas City, June S-Cattle-Receipts
1900; market steady. Native steers. 500
G.I5: stockers ana feeders. 32j0i, s.; bulls,
3.4O5t4 10: calves, 4.00GG. 80: western fed
steers, .25G6,O0; western fed cows. S.259
4.75,
3 cents lower Heavy. 612i4I6.20; packers
6l5d6.27ia; light, 5.2Oa6 80; pigs. 5.75Q
SEQ
Sheep--Receipts 1900. market steady
Muttons, 5.5Gft6 rs; lambs. 7.2Jlt9. 00 range
wethers 3 25d6 .; fed ewes, T. 75l6,00
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Colorado Mining sold at 400 this aft
ernoon, 900 shares changing hands, THIS
stock was one of the fe'S ures OF an
unusually lively session iu the local
mining stock exchange this afternoon.
The closing quotations and sales made
on the regular call follow;
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4. S. CAMPBELL,
stock Broker, 2i6 u. F. Walker Block.
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE.
NJ, s Hanauer j, V, sadlet'
152 So West Temple. =. o. box 14i6.
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GEO. @. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS "a y. So Temple, Both
phones 80
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Cannon & Cannon Mining Stock. Brok-
ers. Is r. 50, Tenn Ind Tel ASl, Bell agl
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L. NJ. WEST g. CO. stock brokers.
D. F.. Walker Blk. Both phones OF.
nco and residence.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.


Chicago. June S.-Catue-Receipts, "a
O00; market steady 10 10 cents higher
BeeVes. A. j0p6.e5; cows, 1904 90; heit-
ers. 2 .6oa5.5 -; calves 5.0O@T25; good 20
prime steers, 5.65Q6 65; poor to medium,
4.55lf5 en-; stockors and feeders, S.coG6.@.
Hogs Receipts. 1900: market weak 70
cents lower. Light, 6i5d6.3i; mixed, 6 l5n
GS5, heavy 6. 9OyG6.S0; rough, 5.9od6. 10;
pigs, $3.50 20; good to choice heavy, 5000
$50,
sheep Receipts. 1900; market strong.
Natives and western, 4.25a6.50; yearings,
5.20ir7. co. lambs and westerns, e.25a$'V'
OMAHA.
Omaha, June s.-Cattle--Receipts,
900 market steady. Native steers, 4:1lm
steers 3.5OG5.25 stoekers and feeders,
s.O0d5 90; calves, S.25a5.15 bulls and
stays. 8.&jfi4, Is.
Hogs Receipts, 5000 market cents
lower. Heavy, 5.9jG6l0: mixed, 6.O0a6,l0;
light. G.1oQ6.20; pigs. 5.50GGO0.
Sheep-Recepts, 250o: market 10 to %
cents higher. Yearlings, 5.15lt60; weth-
ers, 5.50a6 80; ewes, 4.T5G6.l5; lambs, g. %
al 70.
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Bird.Cowan co

Custom Assayers and Chemists, t6l
South West Temple Sc.
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=. X. Snow & Co., Stock Brokers.
2g Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1878