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The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-04-15

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The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-04-15

FOR SALE-Best 100 acres hay land in
the West, $4,000; also 500 acres grain
and stock land at SIS per acre; will di-
vide. Terms. Box 81, Enterprise, Ore.
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FOR SALE HARNESS-We manufac-
ture all kinds of harness; quality
guaranteed and prices reasonable. Thos.
M. Henderson, PIP Occidental Ave-, Sc
attle Wash.
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FOR SALE-A new 700 Id. capacity Dis
brow churn latest improved and has
never been used. Sumner Cooperative
Creamery, Sumner, Wash.
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FOR SALE-Three Guernsey bull calves
8 months old, registered; prices rea-
sonable. Thos. H. Wilson, Issaquah,
Wash.
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FOR SALE-Silver Spangled Hamburg,
Brown Leghorn, Silver Laced Wyan-
dotte eggs. Write for prices Henry
Johnson, Box IA, Mt Vernon, Wash.
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FOR SALE-Eligible Duroc Jersey pigs,
both sexes. Also White Wyandotte
eggs. c. McClelland, Sunnyside, Wash.
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NINE registered large English Berk-
shire pigs for sale; choice litter
short heads. Address Plinny Shepard
son, Castlerock, Wash.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Thoroughbred Poland
China pigs 6 months old. w. P. Hast
ingS, Auburn, Wash.
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POULTRY BREEDERS.

TURKEY EGGS = OF fine laying
strain of Mammoth Bronze, 10 for
$500. Plinny Shepardson, Castle Rock,
Wash.
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SPRING CREEK POULTRY YARD
Breeder of pure breed White Leg
horns, White Wyandottes and Nam
moth Pekn Ducks; White Leghorn
per 100; White Wyandotte eggs. $500
per SIS; Mammoth Pekin Duck eggs. So
per $12. Mrs. L. Biersner, Prop, Walla
Walla, Wash.
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WANTED-A first class cheese maker.
CLAYS-Wish to locate bodies Of fire
and porcelain clays and cement ma
terial. Send half pound sample of each
variety by mail to c. w. Melville q Co.
PA Lumber Exchange, Seattle, Wash
WANTED-Every reader of The Ranch
to send his subscription at once and
be sure he is paid one year in advance.
if he wants a free copy of our Market
Number. Address The Ranch. Colman
Bldg, Seattle, Wash.
A FIRST-CLASS butter-maker with good
references, wants position at butter
making. Thoroughly understands pas
teurizing, refrigerating, bookkeeping
Burgess, Tampa, Oregon.
A MAN of character and ability, ex-
rerienced breeder and feeder, wants
Fair salary and house. Prefer location
west of Cascades. Address H. M
Daniel, care The Ranch, Seattle.
MEN wANTED--To learn the barber
tools free. Only reliable Colleges in the
u. S. Position waiting, SIS to $20 per
week. Illustrated Catalogue free. Call
or write. Moler Barber College, Main ST.
and First Ave-, Seattle, Wash.
wANTED-MEN AND WOMEN to learn
Matchmaking, engraving and optics;
big demand for jewelers. at big wages,
only about six months to graduate, prac-
teal work from the start. Money made
tions. Seattle Matchmaking. Engrav
ing and Optical School, Room /, 1925
Fourth Ave-, Seattle.
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CLAS SIZED ADVER TISING

WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCKS-Great
utility breed; none better than my
strains; eggs only $3.50 and $3.50 set
ting. Robert S. Doubleday, Bal1ow,
Wash.
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WANTED-Grown chickens-3O0 Barred
Plymouth Rocks; 800 Black Minorcas.
Apply to Pete Jameson, POI First Ave-
nue. South, Seattle.
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HAVE just received a fine flock of
Standard Single Comb White Leg
horns from the Crescent Poultry Farm,
States. Eggs for sale at ST Fer 49, So
per 80, for Matching. Alfred Holden,
Grays River, Wash.
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CATALOGUE FREE OF the best Brown,
White and Buff Leghorns, Black Mi
norcas, B. P. Rocks and Buff Cochin
Bantams Fred A. Johnson, SIS S. 18th
ST.. Tacoma, Wash.
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WHITE MINORCAS. Buff Leghorns
laying strain; eggs $3.50 per 10; $500
| per 100 w. H. Hetzer, Vancouver,
| Wash. Route l.
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WANTED-A first class cheese maker,
at once. d. S. Troy, Chimacum, Wash.
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Pekin and Ronen Ducks Pearl GUM.
cas-, Barred Rocks, White Leghorns,
White and S. L. Wyandottes,. Orping-
tons, Javas and Dorkings. Catalogue
free. w. D. Good Mt. Vernon. Wash.
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Please say you saw it in The Ranch.
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MAMMOTH BRONZE turkey eggs. SO
per 10; good layers, eastern stock;
Toulouse geese eggs, 5 for 81. Mrs. =.
Odell, Snoqualmie, Wash.
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DUCK EGGS-Indian Runner. ImI erial
Pelkin, Buff OrphIngton and White
Leghorn chicken eggs. Catalogue for
stamp. F. A. Cowell, Lakebay, Wash.
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EGGS for Matching from pure blood
Barred Plymouth Rocks and Indian
Runner Ducks--$1.50 per setting Of 13.
e. B. Fowler, Shaw Island, Wash.
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CONCENTRATES.

Tho ore and bullion settlements pc.
uortad late Yesterday 10y Mccormick &
Company were. Crude ore aud CON
conuatc, $4,000. base bullion $4,000
George r.. Vieoroux. mining editor
OF thf NeW YORK Commercial mas arr
rived from the east and viii acquaint
himself with some OF the mines ana
camps of the state before returning
Moritz R0theubergor. president a.
tine Lion IIIu Consolidated Mining come
pauN nIe arrived from the east ara
viii make cam inspection of the prop
critics of ihlt corporation
COL james H. Hackett one of The
blk men IU the Ohio Kentucky Mining
company Is expected 90 reach the city
rom Louisville. Kentucky. tomorrow
A. j. schneider general manager OF
tna Nevada Utah Mines a. smelters core
u1rauou arrived home yesterday from
Sew York, where he has been for con-
ference with the big eastern interests
Identified with that corporation.
The orc uu. OF the Nevada North
aru Railroad company designed to cone
yoy the great tonnage of low-grnlc
copper orc from inc mines on Copper
Flat to the smelters at McGlll viii De
completed within another week, ANA
win chem De- ready to be thrown into
commission at White Pine News.
Their b. soon 90 be- reorganization
of tho Ohio kentucky ANA Phoenix RE
duCtiou companies operating at Phoebe.
Tho capital stock of each is tO be-
raised ip 1000 000 shares. Az present
each company has stock issued to the
amount Uf 10000 shargH ~ ID likely
that thH name of thc Phoenix Heduc-
zion company WIN he changed. A sug-
greiIuu NlH been made 60 give ID the
ut'0 of Nevada Prince Mining CONF
uauN
The Blue Rock Mining company of
Salt Lake has filed articles u the Office
uf the county clork Tho company Will
carry on I'd general mining. milling ana
smelling business Tho authorized
capital stock of the company is $4,000
fhD par value of each share being 81,
Tine mining properties ARE situated n
the Ferber mining district in Nevada.
Tho officers are. Gordon % Wood
man. president. 81 D. Woodman. vice.
president John X. Moodman secro-
tary-trcasurcr The officers. with Mrf.
Agnes craig ana George r. N0odman.
form the directorate.
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STOCKS IRREGULAR,
MOVING UP 8 DOWN

New York. oct i5-siooks opened irreg-
ular The general tendency was upwards,
but there werc some conspicuous oXcep-
lions among the prominent railroads
Great Northern preferred declined iit and
Reading and Union Pacific varying
fractions. Northern PaoiaG after adj
vanc.ng 70. fell back TO about a point
below last night Atcms1n, Colorado q
SOUTHERN United States steel and Amer
loan car tell large fractions. The DEALINGS
were only moderately active.
Some good fractional gains were ostab-
ushed in the spirited buying that follow
cd the opening and before large selling
orders appeared, which drove the hst
down substantially, All Of tho active
stocks reacted TO below yesterdays clos
ing United states EXprcss lost g. Gran
by Mining Zis Colorado g. Southern sec
oud preferred ana American smelters Sc
curues "B" 2 Northern Pacinc ana Cen
eral Electric ia, American Smelling lA
and southern fuclnc, Union facinc ana
Reading 4
stooks were sold on exaggerated umora
OF the disturbance in the Japanese quar-
ter at san francisco and rcbOuudcd when
details became accurately known. De-
clines had reached for Iowa Central "a
and Atchisou, q National Lead preferred
lea and Atlantic Coast Line, Tvlcd0, 81
Louis a. Western. Utah Copper Ameri-
can Car preferred. American smelling
preferred, ANA American Tobacco pre-
fcrred l. Prices rose Co the best on the
rally Bonds were weak.
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MO TROUBLE AT YERINGToN.

Every mine DOB the Yeringtou dist
trict is working with the exception Of
those under the jurisdiction Of the
Bucksklu branch OF the Western Fed
Grafton OF Miners. says the Nerlngion
Times. Plaoards have been distributed
telling miners To- stay away from the
Bucksldn ana Neriugton districts from
which 20 might be inferred that this
particular section is iu the thrOes Of
labor trouble As a matter Of fact
not a single mine on the western slope
Of the Mason range or on the eastern
side OF the district Is involved.
a few days since the miners Of YER
iugton by q referendum vote decided
not 10 ask for am Increase I'm wages.
The fact that misleading reports have
been circulated by the press Of the
state Is an injustice 20 both the OPP
orators here and the Miners Union as
well.
There are NO differences at the pres
emit time between employer and em-
pl0yo bon the Yerington district Peo-
Pile on the outside may rest assured
that no trouble has been brewrd in
the Immediate vicinity Of Herington.
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PRODUCE.


OMAHA. oct I5.-Cattle-Receipts, 500.
Market steady. Native steers, 4.1yal.ooi
cows and heifers. 2.50af.50; western
steers g. nu6.15; Texas steers. 3. G0i.t0i
range COWS and heifers, 2.244.0; can
uers. 2.Op3. 90 stockers and feeders, IS
u6.6g. calves, 3.O0H0. %; bulls, stays etc.
25H6 50.
Sc Iowou Heavy, 5.9Ja6.l 10; mixed, 5000
Go. light, 6.1Va6 % pigs, 6.0o4o'~' bulk
Of sales. 6.O01t6.lO.
sheep-Receipts l5.G0 Market steady.
Yearlinus 5.5Oa5. 80: wethers. 4.sJg5 rs.
ewes. 100000; lambs. 6.55g1 90
ELABORATED FRUITS.
New York. oct. A.-The market for
evap0rated apples is quiet but steady,
with fancy quoted at l0iac. choice, lOci
prime. 9isc. common 90 fair SUec.
pruues are easier both on spot and
for future shipment. particularly as 90 the
larger sizes. Quotations range from go
to 1870 FOR california and from &c 20 leizc
for Orsgons up 20 &ui0c.
AprIo0t8 are unchanged, with choice
quoted at PIE; extra choice, 23c, fancy
peaches arc steady. with choice quoted
nd 1glAfIg.c. extra choice, 1Z4sdl3c;
fancy. Hal3lac. extra fancy l4olA.lc.
Kuisins are unchanged, with loose mus
,iteIs at &C.. crown. lOc; seeded ralsins,
li.u141ci London layers, l,tsQl.s.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
Now York. oct. l5.-sugar. raw. steady
Fair refining a.; centrifugal, 90 test
1856: molaFsos sugar Q 10.
Eennld-Steadv. Crushed, o.Ni powder
90. 5l0i graduated, 800
Conee- Steady. No. 9 Rio 6iai No. a
santos, So.
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NIcHoLEs TINTIc

The Nicholes Tnuc Consolidated
Mining company dsd articles OF incor-
narration with the county clerk today.
Tho company's capital is $4,000 IN
shares of 10 cents EACH 100 900 of which
are treasury stock. The company owns
several claims in N0rth Tiuuc district
The oTicars are. George Nicnoles,
president. j 81 Hamilton. vice pr"si-
dent. l.. H. Crnndal treasurer Joseph
Is Nlcholes. secretary and Joseph
Nicholes and Alex Nicholes. directors.
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FORENOON ON
MINING EXCHANGE
Market Held Fairly Steady Today
All Through the Long
List.
UNCLE SAM DECLINED.
stock Recovered, However, o.. Open
Board-CIo4ing Quotations
And sales.

The mining stock market was In no
worse condition today than 1t was yes
tordav. I'm some Instances. there was
slight Improvement but In no case was
81 very pronounced. Uncle sam Com
solidated hit upon the rocks and was
forced down TO % cents: gaining some
what. however. towards the close. Colo
RADIO opened on a sale at $3.50 ana
gradually made its way up Co H3.tV.
There was considerable Beck Tunnel
offered. and the stock was absorbed
readily, but buyers were in position
TO get the stock at prices when 10
many seems like bargain prices
There was little doing iu the unlisted
stocks. and one sale of this stock
was reported during the day. Ely Witch
came out at A. cents.
TrNITgTED STOCKS
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COLUMBUS CONSOLIDATED
Dividend Checks Received hN Local
Shareholders.

ia those days OF uumhIug quotations
ana tho reduction cf mining dividends
t ls refreshing indeed Co report thp n-
atnnro of company which sends Uul
ifs chrolls fo lts stockholders with the
bid dividend uuimntired The case u
lnIut b. the Columbus Con. uf Alta
whose dividend checks were received ln
fh. rlfy lniav the paYmrn. being ~
fH. rltp az 20 cents per shan. Dor
1ulrIsr. or Is 2-3 cents per share pen
month al me present quotations uu
fhs sock exchange. buyers of ihIs
stock receive over lb ror cent Der an-
mum 0n their money assuming that mo
present dividend ratio viii bg main
tanned
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RoyaIe. l3013ia; Balaklala, i04Af
Adventure. liaG2. Arcandian, 3H39;
pingbam 505i.. G.. 4 A., Md95; Cen
teunial i7HlS. Cop. Range, 45hQ ~
Franklin. 6H1. Greenc-Cananea, bau 3
Mexico CON. TAOS, Mohawk, 4ols44l
Nevada CON-. 7ls0s; old Dom. 1891
Parrot. 9IkT1O. shannon. ~ as Trim
nv. 1iaa12. ON. SO. az; Victoria. 3A44
wolverine. 81 bid. Az. Coml. s1a05'
Boston Con, I7s0l2b. u. $. 81 com
03-. atlantic. 6An7: B. CoalnY 100
l0I6. q. q H.. 6.O2a6.05; Con. Mercur
s3Gs6. DaIy West siaQl0; CRANKY, s0d
81. Mass. $685.; Michigan. "a ilg'
North Butte. $50. 039. Osceola, s34s5,
Quincy. 1904. santa Fe, 2d2A; Tama-
rack. 6sa60. United cop. S5n5o: Utah
CON. 30A aa0A Winona, 2la08i Wyan-
dot. SO09O.
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TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York Oct t5.--Moncy on call
steady pa at I per cent; ruling rate
aW. closing bid 3, offered at 4. Time
loans firm: 90 days pcr ccnt; 90
days 6ia per cents six months o per
cent.
Close; Prime mercantile paper Z
per cent. Sterling exchange easier
with actual business IN bankers bills
at St.SOgO at St.SG.25 for de-
mand and at StS2.I3 at Sf.S2.5O for
60 DAY bills. Commercial bills
SAS2L. bar silver 0fifc Mexican
dollars tstEc. Government bonds
steady. Railroad bonds weak.
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nnsron coPPFR Cos.

James a Pollock q CO., bankers and
brokers. g Wcst Second South street
furnish the following received over
their private wire. this afternoons
Ahmeek. 50aGO cum. Ely. as as
*. East Butte. 5a53s HelNetia I a
allr. Majestic. "a -; S. a T.. 'e
as. d. g. L.. l5N1.00t Davis DmN
5lsHC. Groux. 3A mtist New. Utah
2it4a.. Raven, 60mb5i ApeN2A "a ia;
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MASON VALLEY STRIKE.
over Twenty Rect of Ore Exposed in
One Place.

The Nevada Douglas Copper company
has received settlement Tor three car
loads OF copper ore which arrived from
its properties at Yerington, Nevada,
last week The average OF one car load
was above NJ per cent while the other
two returned better than 10 per cent
copper.
The Nevada Douglas company BIS
making splendid Roadway az it's mines.
not only bon the way of new and im-
portant developments. but Is also doing
nicely with ore shipments.
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sun AaAINsr coMsToCK.

Tho Park City Meat company and
Robert Gillespie flied suit IN mo Ihlld
district court today against tho Come
stock Mining company ANA Henry Nee
Coruirk wherein they Reok tn have
Inc tiue OF th, white Hawk mining
claims declared to be in the defendant
Comuoek Mining company ana th1t
Mccormick h3- uu rTht t1Ie or inter-
est On the same.
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STEVE ADAMS TRIAL.
He is Charged With the Murder OF
Fred raylcr.

Portland Or. oct 15.-Steve Adams Is
charged with the murder OF Fred Tyler.
His first trial was held at Wallace.
Idaho on March s, last. The jury was
discharged after reporting their inabil-
ity To- agree upon a verdict. Tyler was
"a timber settler and disappeared from
his claim on Marble Creek Aug. 10. 1904.
The murder of Tyler remained a mys-
terry until after the death OF former
Gov Frank SteunenberR. Harry or
chard's confession not only implicated
Adams and other federation men in the
eX~gOveruor's murder. but Orchard
said that Adams and Jack Simpkins
also killed Tyler because he had taken
up the timber claim. Adams. Il was
alleged, was the slugger for tho inner
circle, so-callcd. for the Western Fed
GRAFTON Of Miners. He testified al the
trial OF William ID. Haywood, recently.
al Boise.
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CREOLE MEETING.
shareholders VII Rauiy Treasure hin
Merger Deal To-day.

A special stockholders meeting Of
the Creole Mining company viii be
held in Park city today the pups OF
the action OF the board Of directors
i'm Erecting a merger OF the c0mpanys
property with that of the Ulntah
Treasure nm Mining company. There
is no doubt but that the action of the
board will receive the endorsement OF
shareholders as they appear TO be
pretty unanimous ON that subject John
bern and W. b. Andrew. officers and
extensive shareholders I'm the company
left for Park city this morning TO at
tend the meeting
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FaIryIew ST. King. 10 asked Fair
view Eagle. 90 bid; Pittsburg 81. Peak.
IuMul20. North Star Wonder, ask
cd; E8gle's Nest 3003l; Ruby Wonder
2- asked. Alice OF Wonder. 5 asked.
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A Good Home

Should be- "a aim OF every worthy
man. We have supplied homes TO
hundreds OF people. and con cell
you what you want 81 sou win call
on us. During the pau rev
months VIZ have sold cighty-hvo
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WILL GET $50 REWARD.
Marshal Fowler Of Ilehi Captures one
OF DeserteFs from 1T. Douglas.

City Marshal Ed w Fowler of Lehi
arrived In salt Lake this afternoon.
having in charge Fred Davis. ono Of
the three soldiers who deserted Fort
Douglas Sunday. Davis is the only one
of the trio thus far apprehended. He
was promptly taken 20 the fort. where
he will be delivered TO the military
authorities by Marshal Fowler, who
win receive the standing reward Of $50
offered for the capture Of army de-
serters by the United States govern
meut.
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LIVESTOCK.


Clcago. oct. I5.-The wheat market to-
day was nervous. Liverpool cables were
lower and receipts iu the northwest are
reported To- Doe increasing. These bear
ism factors were offset by the fact that
the visible supply showed "a decrease OF
l.eNvuu bushels during the last week
December wheat opened a lower TO 70
higher at LWil 70 1868. sold up TO l.0G9a
and then declined to 1.o09s.
Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts OF 1912 cars.
Teh corn market opened easy because
Of local receipts which were above the es-
timatcd amount December corn opened "a
lower o. - higher az % o. d3ass sold up TO
63is and then declined To- SIS.
The oats market opened easy and trad
ing was very light. December oats open
ed a shade lower to = higher at d63sN55h
To 55s and sold at 56A.
The provisions market was easy be-
cause OF "a J-Dent decline lu live hogs. jan
uary pork was az lower at l8.lsla Lard
was lian6 lower az 9,l5 Ribs were lower
CHICAGO.
Chicago. oct. 15.-Cattlo-R Receipts. H.
co. maElct steady. Boeves, $500, a.;
COWS. 1.50aj.5D. Texans, S.tJll4 %, calves,
l-gHHs.-5, Westerner- 4.up06.OJ; stockets
Hors-Rcceipt. l6.O0. Market Be- lower.
Light. G.tJn6.I5; mixed, 6.l5u6sJ; heavy,
6.ooaG. Oh. rough. 6.olu6. o.; pigs, J.Sydb 80
bulk of sales. 6.506.6o.
Snccp-ttectlpi- HIVn NlHI N.l 7l,euN'
Native, 3.0oQ5O9i western, 5.vVno.9V'
yearlings. $4,000. lambs, 4.7JQ'.S5. west
eru, 7JQG.35.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. oct B-Catue-Recolpts
% 30. incmdiug 500 sOutherus. Market
steady 20 Joe lower. Native steers 4.HJlr
t.D. southern steers, 3 2SQ4.25; southern
cows. 2.OJ03. 60. native cows and heifers,
L.Upa5 d. stockers and feeders, S.uOQ4 So
.HH ~.
eru steers. g. 500. go. western COWS. 2.AOQg
8 70.
Hogs-Receipts. 120O0. Market &c low
er Bulk of sales 6.906.S5; heavy, 6l0Q
$50; packers, 4.l596.ao, pigs ana lights ,
5.lJll6.4O.
shecp-Rocoipts. 5000. Market strong.
luttons. 5.0D06.0O; lambs, 6.0Oll7 20; range
wothers. A1jQ5. %. fed ewes, 4.60qo 80.
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Nonopah Nevada. $50 bid. Montana
Tononah. 1901 so; Touopah Extension,
las bid: MacNamara. 23025. Midway,
I0072. Tonopah Belmont, l450l50' To-
uopah North star 10 bid. ohio TonO-
pah. 2a3. West End Cons. As bid; Res
cue. 6 bid: Tonopah & California, 6Q7;
Golden Anchor. 7dS. Jim Butler. 54n55;
Cash Boy. 3d4; Home, bid; Monarch
Pitts. Extn.. asked, Montana Mid
way Extn., asked, Golden Crown, z
asked
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WOOL


81 Louis oct l6--Wool. steady. Ter
Ht1ry and western mediums, Wn4ls hue
mediums. 1871 3 hnc lla2l.
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Lots in Forest Dale

some OF these are In tho original
subdivision but many are DOB me
new blocks recently subdivide1.
We have retained some of che very
choicest and con supply what you
need.
We sell FOR cash or on easy terms
with Interest at g per cent on de-
tcrred payments.
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T.. NJ West & Co. stock brokers
u. f. Walker Blk. Both phones Of
fce and residence.
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GEO. @. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS. "a E. SO. Temple. Both
phones go.
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GEORGE N. CANNON Co.

Real Estate aud Commercial stocks and
Bonds. We desire your orders for any
tmnE ln our line.
Rooms 5l2-5i3 Tomplotou Building. Salt
Lake CITY Phone Bell o.
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Mani. Cons. 800 40; Mani. Min.
Co. 5 asked. c. Wedge. fn6; s..
Humphrey gas; Dexter, 5M6; i.
Joe. Im2. Crescent . hid; Combina-
ton. 2 bid. Granny. 90 bids Mustang.
u bid. Little Grey 10 asked; Cow
BOY. 3WA: Onc Mani s asked;
3r0uch0, 3Nf, PiuonuJ, ga z, BUFF
fal0. 2H3; S. Dog. 9Wlo; Y. Horse,
2T8. ma. Camp. 5W7; standard, 2
..eE.I
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CANNON 8 CANNON. Mining Stock
Brokers. IS r. s. Tom. Both Phones
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y. ". Snow 4 Co, Stock Brokers.
% Commercial Blk. Both 'Phones1g7a.
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Nebekcr a Currie, Stock Brokers
224 d. +. Walker Bldg. Phone 2e04.