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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-27
PRICES were
CARRIED DOWN
Reports of Frost in Wheat Belt
Caused an Active Sell
ing Movement.
DECLINE WAS VERY GRADUAL.
Stocks Came Upon the Market in
Stream, Covering by Bears Only
Causing Slight Rallies.

New York. May s1.-An active selling
movement which followed reports Of frost
IN the wheat belt carried prices VI some
or the leading stocks down to points
today, Western houses which were con
cerned In the advance in wheat were re-
ported to be contributing heavily to the
selling OF stocks. The decline was gradual
from the opening OF the exchange, with
brookAAn Rapid Transit ana Reading lead
ing the downward movement with losses
at noon at 81. and AZ respectively. De-
clines OF points ia Smelling, 3h for
Union Pacific and OF TO ~ st. Paul
southern Pacific. Amalgamajed Copper,
and the Hill stocks were also recorded
by noon.
Prices ran Off sharply in the opening
dealings IN stocks under a heavy volumu
OF offerings In all parts OF the list Amer
lean Smelling lost 2 and declines ran from
TO III in all OF the Pacifcs and Trans
continental stocks Erie, Reading, Della
ware and Hudson, Atlantic Coast Line,
Brooklyn Transit and United States Steel
preferred. There were numerous declines
elsewhere of a large fraction. Brooklyn
Union sold at decline OF ).
Win the exception Of light check AT
1880 the selling was unrestrained during
the first hour and resulted In driving the
entlre market point OF more below sat
urdays closing. Selling orders were free
ly distributed among all OF the active
stocks especially in the grain carriers,
.-i'N bbpbt INNdhlllE stump
cd sAg, Union Pacific g. Canadian Pacific
and Smelling 2Js to ~ and st Paul.
southern Pacific, Louisville IL Nashville.
Atlantic Coast Line. Denver 4 Rio
Gtande, Southern Pacific, Anlalgamated
Copper, Great Northern ore Certificates
and Llnseed preferred u. to 2is.
stocks continued 10 come upon the mar
ket with only an occasional pause. when
covering by bears would cause slight ral-
lies, followed by dulness. During the
second hour Reading sold at a decline
OF ~ Brooklyn Transit "a, Smelling 4.
Union Pacific 3ss, Sioss and Consolidated
Gas 3s:, Atlantic Coast Line, Rock Island
preferred and Lead 3, St Paul Southern
Pacific. the Hill stocks. Illinois Central.
Dfstillers and marlborough Metropolitan
preferred "a 10 2%i. and chesapeake 4
ohio Erie second preferred. Northwest
ern, Locomotive ana Pacific Mail lAdlIa.
Adams Express sold al decline OF Z.
Bonds were weak.
After fractional rallies values melted
away again under the influence Of iquida-
ton of Canadian Pacific. Reading and
Smelling
The market closed weak ana Irregular.
The extent or the days decline invited
extensive proflt-taking by the bears and
their buying induced a rally which ran
to or IL In some of the active stocks.
Southern Pacific declined ~ Illinois Cen
trail 4l4. Reading i. Union Pacific ~ and
Amalgamated Copper 3Ss-
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CONCENTRATES.

j. A. Vincent of Millet, Nevada, is
in this city.
Additional equipment has been in
stalled In the New Stockton mill and
the plant has nbw IA capacity of 100
tons per day. Operations may be re-
sumed some time this week.
l.. VI, Cargo. general agent OF the
Westinghouse company, has returned
from southern California, where he at
tended a meeting held by local directors
Of the company. Mr.. Cargo is now act
lively experimenting tho shipment of
the new electric plant to the Boston
Con. mill and mines.
supt. ]. r. Turner OF the INLAY prop
erty in Humboldt county is enthusiasts
tic over the showings in that mine. The
local offices are IN receipt OF letters
bringing the information that sta
ton Is being cut in the 200-foot level.
This property was formerly known as
the Morrison, IT'S name having been
changed recently. Salt Lake capital is
paying for development
Word from the Empire state at Fair
view brings the information that the
first 100 feet OF tunneling has been
finished and second contract for an
other 100 feet of work will be let. at
once. Those interested In this prop
erty believe ~ WIN he proved up n big
mine within tho next 100 feet. as they
are confident big body of ore Is 10
be encountered soon II is though the
work Of driving another 100 feet of tun-
rel viii cover In the neishborhood OF
90 days.
Manager /. G. Pepper Of the Round
Mountain Monster Gold Mining COM
pany, Is IN this city on his way back
to camp. While in Denver he has tests
made upon tungsten ore from his prop
erty and learned the concentrated pro-
duct is worth t7Ss7S per ton. out of
19iS pounds OF ore enough concen-
tratas were taken to bring Mr.. Pop
per n check FOR j296,23. A plant win be
built at the mine and concentration
carried on In a small way. Arranging
for this viii occupy Mr. Peppers at
tentiOn while here.
j. w. Horne Of Boston. managing d.
rector OF the Utah Apex company, IS
In this city. While making a visit OF
inspection AT the property he had tho
new min TO be used Jointly by the Utah
Apex and Utah Development cOmpa .
niles, put through test run. Things
went along In good shape. even better
than could be expected from brand
new machinery. Mr. Horne believes
IN the Utah Apex. The property speaks
for Itself he says. 1T is shipping a
dozen cars Of galcna "A month; lis bins
ARC stuffed with ore and new develop
monts are being made regularly" Mr..
Horne leaves for Boston today,
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VERNON MINES TO
GO AFTER DEPTH
District Has Been Proved up
Within Three Hundred
Feet.
ALL PROPERTIES SINKING.
Lcasers Are Expcnding Money for
Hoisting Machinery TO Get Into
Dccp-Laying Mineral.

Special Correspondence.
Seven Troughs, New, May e5.-The
mining basin tributary to Vernon is
alive with deep mining projects follow
Ing the development OF the FairVlew
or Seven Troughs mine which has
proved the territory in this region to
n depth OF almost 800 feet. The re-
cent strike of high grade and shipping
ore on the ESQ foot level of phenomenal
quality and quantity is considered so
far ono of the most important events
in the history OF the district II has
resulted IN a decision OF the company
to sink 800 feet without prosecuting or
stopping and has persuaded numerous
companies and leasers into deep min
Ing projects,
Stories brought out of the mine con-
corning condt tons on the $50 foot level
seem almost incredible but the specl-
men ore shown around tho camp Of late
bear out every statement. Visitors
describe u vein Of ore from IL TO IA rect
Wide containing five inches of rock
worth from $40 to $40 per pound, 20
inches additional of high grade ship
ping ore and the remainder of the
vein first class milling ore.
The Fairview grounds are rapidly
forging TO the front as center of
great activity The Monnette-Truet
lease recently installed a gasoline hoist
within 400 feet OF the Fairview hoist
and is down l30 feet and will not cross
cut until the 200 foot level Is reached.
The Detch- Harris lease VIII have
gasoline hoist installed in few weeks.
A depth hero OF so feet has been gained
from which the formation Is being
crosscut. AS soon as the hoist Is IN
stalled the shaft will be continued
down to the 200 foot level.
The determination to penetrate into
the sulphide zone before looking into
the contents of their veins has seized
a host of mine owners In this vicinity.
The Distli lease on the grounds of the
Delaware Mining company has whtm
and Is down $50 feet and win go 80
feet further before looking into the
vein. Manager Hawk will have the
machinery on the grounds of the same
company In Il short time for deep
shaft.
The Seven Troughs Consolidated,
controlled by l.. Holhrook OF Provo,
has started q deep shaft between Its
two principal veins and has let two
leases on it's grounds. one OF these.
the Pyle & Smoot lease has Installed
a whim and is down 40 feet and will
soon cross over TO the great Cleghorn
lead which has shown phenomenal
gold and silver values on the surface.
The Golden Treasur company Is
actively pushing n tunnel for the vein
on it's Desert View claim which is in
40 feet or within 80 or 30 feet of its
goal. This vein is one of the richest
in the district showing values running
between few hundred and $4,000 on
the surface.
The Ruckhorn under the manage
ment OF j. r. Moler Is operating in two
shafts, one designed to be the work.
ing shaft has a within and is going
down deep TO intersect the several
veins of known fabulous richness on
the property. The other is going down
on a very rich vein of shipping ore.
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LIVESTOCK.

Chicago. May observation-disclosures, g.
500; market steady. Beeves 42J1rs 50:
cows, 1.s0dd. 50: helfers. 2.e0d6 40; calves.
4. 5O46.i5, good to prim esteers, .. 1876. 30 /;
mediums, 1906 40; stockers and feeders,
2.?p15. DO
Hors--Receipts, 5000; market 10 cents
lower. Light, 6.0cq6.20: mixed. 5.s5Q6. 20;
heavy, 5.I5q6. 10; rough. .. 1865 pigs
b. loU6, 20; good to choice heavy 6O5Q5 i5
Shecp-Receipts. 1900: market steady
Natives, 4.5ou6.25: western. 450li6 70;
yearllngs, 6.10Q6.70; lambs, 6. 25as. 20; west.
ern, 6.25aS.eO
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. May 27-Cattle-Receipts,
5000; market steady TO strong Native
steers 4.50a1.sO: stockers and feeders. 3. 30
do.oo; bulls, 2I5d4e0: calves 8. 754s. 90;
western fed steers, .25d5 60; western fed
Hogs--Recepts, 1LoOo; market : to 10
cents lower. Heavy, 5.aJ960o; packers,
o'9ogt.lo light, 6.Sa6. l2,2; pigs. .. 25q5. rs.
Sheep-Receipts, 6,oo0: market steady.
Muttons, 5.5oF6 70; lambs. 6.5O9s So range
wsthers' 4.2bg7 Is; fed ewes, S.5od6.76,
OMAHA
Omaha, Neb., May observation-disclosures.
ZOO; market steady to stronger. Native
steers. i.0OG6.75; cows and heifers. 2.75g
AS; western steers, s.2595. rs; stockers
and feeders, S.0oqi7 10: calves. 3.ocQ5 rs
bulls and stays. S.2Sg4.75.
Hogs-Receipts, 900: market 5lllO cents
lower. Heavy, 5.sog5 80: mixed, 8. S5Cd5. 81;
light, 5.9Cq6 90; pigs. 5.00Gs 90.
sheep-Receipts. 800: market steady.
Yearlings, j.751f8,75; wethers, 5.JOa6. rs (;
ewes 4.Sq5-s5; lambs 7.5Ods.GO
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MAY SKIP DIVIDEND.

The report is being circulated through
Brokers Row that the Beck Tunnel
may skip its next monthly dividend.
This is not due 10 any change In the
condition Of the property itself, for any
change which may have taken place
lately has been for the better, but there
IS a number of oircums tances which
might make the next distribution inn
practicable The recent strike at the
Y. S. Smelling company's plant In Bing-
ham Junction shut off shipping at the
Beck Tunnel and, as "A result, % cars
of ore accumulated at the mine. These
cannot be marketed by dividend time
Much additional equipment Is to be in
stalled to permit the various levels
being worked without unnecessary work
and in view OF this fact. IL may be
Thought best TO withhold ono dividend.
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KINGS RIVER FIND.

News from the Kings river district in
northern Humboldt is interesting to a
number OF Salt Lakers, as local money
Is tied up heavily IN several propositions
located there. j. II. Canutt who has
been prospecting in Kings river terri
tory is reported TO have discovered a
rich lead ore. carrying high values in
gold. The claim is located In Horse
Greek canyon. The property formerly
owned by Choate brothers was pur-
chased recently by George II. nern of
this city. has the best gold ore showings
in the district, which is considered one
of the most highly miueralized in the
county. Outcrops OF ore throughout this
section carry pay value in gold. silver,
copper and lead.
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SCHWAB IS STILL
BUSY IN ROSEBUD
Macdonald and Parkhurst Add
Rabbits Foot to Their Ex-
tenSive Holdings.
PAID GOOD ROUND FIGURE
Acquisitions NOW Cover Big Area anu
Comprise Most Promising Proper
ties In Northern District

Malcolm Macdonald and Lewis -
r,rkh,rst representing the Schwno IN
7erests, are getting more heavily 1T
1erested in the Rosebud district eao"
succeeding week Following NUMBER
of big acquisitions now comes the
MORT that they have taken over the
rabbits Foot group. The cash con-
alteration is said to have been w
ono This group contains Tour 'l%iIt9
The Rabbits Foot, Lady. ITeh',, apo
Butt-in. These adJoin the hIp wv,
PaIaoe on the east and the piG w"
from which the Brown PaIaee Is p,ss
ing its rich ore can be traced aCEosH
Inc rabbits Foot. The Dreninlai'u
from which exceptionally good ore ID
being taken lies to the vest
NOT THE FIRST DEAL.
The sale is reported to have Deen
made directly from owners 10 Pr
FIRST National bank at LovelocK nllu
associates held a three-quarter inter
III while r. Tidwell and associates
held the remaining portion Scut'
Chrismon of this city owned Dls ~
terest. Macdonald and F9ihllul ~
first became prominent IN iN9 gs,,',,
through their purchase OF the brown
p,lacs sroup This cost them Ss1V,-
aon rb1s deal was followed by the
tsLinp over OF the Big Six. Thc
Urovyn palace is one Of the biggest
things in Rosebud and it lS evident
the new owners feel satisfied with us
possibilities as in the purchase 81 we
rabbits Foot they have paid pls
figure for four claims OF Whlch NetS
little work has been done, SIMPLY 10
have the continuation of the ledge
SALT LAKE INTERESTED.
The prominence being attained by
Rosebud through the activity OF
Schwab's representatives or the prom
inence being attained by Schwap
REPRESENTATIVES, in Rosebud is u thlng
Of ioy in local mining circles because
me very ground. so eagerly sought
ana acquired by Macdonald and oth-
ers Is surrounded by OF SURROUNDS
ground held by Salt Lake INVESTORS
The local men. while they nave Always
mad the greatest confidence IN thel.
holdings. are thus doubly sure that
they have properties which viii. IN
reasonable time, make them snug ut
the sums The Golden Anchor, owned
nv the Lawrence boys OF this CITY,
adioins the Dreamlandy l.. a Jefts
Rosebud RATHER is in the group; the
White Alps adjoins the Brown Palace
on the west and the Golden triangle
i'm which ED. Copely and others OF TINS
city are interested adioins the lslg
SIx. 1t begins TO look as If Rosebud
VIII outshine the average Nevada avs
trict--good as many of them may be.
Let 'er shine" Is the good word IN
this city because every mine made in
Rosebud means another bunch OF
wealthy Salt Lakers.
MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
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ARMY VETERANS
HOLD SERVICES

The First Methodist church was
crowded yesterday morning, IN the
occasion of the annual service pre-
cedlng the observance of Memorial
Day, The local G.. \. r. veterans oc-
cupied seats reserved for them in the
center of the house. the auditorium
was tastetully decorated with flags
and national colors, and tho musical
part of the service was of patriotic
nature that aroused the ardor of the
entire audience. The preacher was
Rev. Benjamin Young, pastor of the
church, who spoke from the text:
30 God the Lord. the strength of
my salvation, thou hast covered my
head in the day Of battle, Psalm
l40. T.
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THAT HoNERINE seuABBLE.

The minority stockholders OF the
Honerne Mining * Milling company
held their meeting Saturday AFTERNOON
and appointed a. committee to go over
the corporations books. The meeting
will be called to order again today,
to hear the report of this committee
and then map out steps for the future.
The meetings now under way were
called by u. j. Salisbury, Joseph Lipp-
man, w. S. Mccormick, Heber Nj. Wells
and Charles s. Burton. Among those
present yesterday were On. II. n. Mayo,
Or. Niles. r. J. Wescott G.. A. Black
and G. w. Ritter. No directors of the
company were present but It is under
stood they will be invited to attend the
next meeting. The minority stockhold-
ers are dissatisfied with the manner In
which the affairs Of their company have
hpen Tnanaugd
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BIGGEST IN THE WORLD.
WRECK IN OGDEN YARDS.
Engine and Three Cars Demolished
No One Injured.
Especial 10 the "News.")

Especial TO the "News.'D
Ogden, May 2T-A wreck occurred
yesterday morning in the local freight
yards resulting in the demolishIng OF
an engine and three cars. A switching
crew was sent with engine No IS to the
old line of the Oregon Short Line to
bring in some cars needed for loading
freight. They left the switch open
ready TO pull down into the yard, after
connecting the engine on to the cars,
Another switching crew. not knowing
that No. IS was on the line, backed
some freight cara down OH the track.
The other crew came towards the yards
with a number OF cars and the engine,
and ran into the freight cars. demolish-
ing one loaded with nails overturned
another loaded with pianos. and badly
damaged the locomotive. Fortunately
no one was injured.
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EXCURSIONS

JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION ard
return Cheap rates from April Goth
to November 30th. 1907.
SCHOOL TEACHERS AND GEN.
ERAl PUBLIC. To Chicago and in.
termediate points, June 3rd, 18th. 18th,
18th 1907. one fare plus $500
round trip. Long limits.
CITY OF MEXICO AND RETURN
s6g.l5, June 18th to l4th and 10Th to
July nth. Choice three routes.
ANNUAL MEETING ELKS Norfolk
Va, July 18th to goth. one fare plus
$500 for the round trip,
ANNUAL MEETING EAGLES
Norfolk. Va, Sept. Srd to 7th, 1907.
PLENTY OF OTHER ExcuR.
sloNS.
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS
apply to c. +. Warren. Genl Agent
4. 7. & S. Il, Ry.. Ill Dolly Biz
Salt Lake city, Utah.
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AMERICAN FIRMS GET
ITALIAN CONTRACT

New York, May Fin The face OF the
keenest competition ON the part OF fore
most Italian, German ana other Euro
pean concerns, another important con-
tract has boon allotted To American
electrical Interests by The Italian gov
eminent The contract valued at about
sa.O0O00O was obtained by the Westlng-
house company and calls for the CON
version from steam TO electricity of the
suburban state railway lines operatin
around Genoa
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TODAYrS.

Elizabeth A Mitchell 10 Margaret
\. Blyth, part OF section. II. town
ship 3 south. range i east..-....,.. %
Harnlan Farms and wife 10 May
liillstrOm, property IN Bingham.
F. w. Norman ana wife 10 An
drew Biomquist property in Bling
nam .s.'s' .'..-...- ,..,.t... $1,000. Luz
Jno Bryant and wife 10 Phil Ra-
leigh. part o. tot To- block Q plat
PHI Raleigh ana wife to F. J, Nal
lett, part of lot TO- block = plat B.. Is
l.. b Wicks to Nellie Rector. lots
g. 10, block c, Poplar Grove .....,.,
Mary b Gilmer to Lucretia IL. Kim
bah, LOT Il, block IL plat \. q
acre plat y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Louisa a. Mullett to j. p. Morten-
sen, part Of lot s. block %, plat b. 81
II. j. Smith, il, and wife TO Chris
tine Sorensen, part of lot 3, block
q, plat u ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 80
Ms c. christensen. ~, to Chris
tine Sorensen. part OF lot 2 block
Il, plat \ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Eva H. Smith 10 same. part of lot
g. block 70. plat A ...,...........,,..
Thos. t'inlyson and wife TO Thos. ii.
Elnly son part Of section y, town
ship south. range | west....,.,.,.
\. S. Higham and wife to Amelia
StOckdale, lot 4, block a.. plat A.. lG.
VIM, IL smith and wife TO Edw
Shanahnu. part of lot g. block II,
pat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ON
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T0DAYS MONEY MARKET.

New York, May 27.--Ciose, Prime
mercantile paper, 5Is per cent.
Sterling exchange, steady wlth ac-
tnai business IN bankers blIIs M
1870 @i.s075 for demand and NJ
1884 " 1880 for 90 day bills, post
"a rates, i.st and i.s7ia; coilinier-
cjal bills, ASsk.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

james A. Pollock 4 Co, bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire, this afternoon:
CoMsTocK.
Ophlr. 10 bid; Sierra Nevada. 4lQ42:
EXcheqper, 34G36; Union. 37a3s,
TONOPAF.
Montana Touopah. 2SOG2s5; Tono-
pab Extension 2.2OG2.25; MacNamara,
80 asked; Midway l,2I5Gl.95; Tonopah
Belmont, $50 bid; Golden Anchor 22@
"a Boston Tonopah. llQl2; Monarch
Pitts. EXtn., ll@l3.
GoLDF1ELD.
Sandstone, 4sG50, Mohawk, 1914
CO.. 100 asked; silver Pick, 55q57;
Black Butte ENten., ea10: Blue Bell,
1ial5; Dixie, 7qs; Cioldfield Columbia,
80 bid; Hibernia, 7qpS; st. Ives, 97a9e:
CT Beud 63Q6j; Florence, bid:
D'held 3, Il. CON, 23Q2i Goldheld
Daisy. t.17lA@1. 20, Commonwealth, 25
bid; Comb. Fraction, 2,SOG2 30: Es-
meralda. IS bid; T.. Mohawk, 95a9s;
Red Hills SsdSs; i. Dillon, 99l0; 4,
T. ENteu, 6G7 Y. Rose, Gas, Col.
Nj. Exten,, 4Q5. Goldheld Con, 5ka
55s Dheld Triangle, 2l922.
BuLLFROG.
Original, l1G12; Bullfrog Mining. lsd
10, Mont. Bullsrog, i05; National
Bank, 1890; Amethyst. 90 asked; Gold
Bar, Go bid; Stcinway, asked; Dom
ver Bunfrog Annex, lOai2; Bonnie
Glare, 44a45; Maytiower Cons. Sass,
MANHATTAN.
S. Humphrey. cor; Dexter. 10 bid;
Mustang. 1000; Orig. Mani, II
asked, $. Dog, ltql6; Standard,
asked.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Falryiow Sill King IS asked Fair.
view Eagle. 80 bid Nevada Hills. iAd
4as; Pittsburg Sll. Peak. i0al a.
North star Wonder car Eagles Nest
lod9i Ruby Wonder, 1890, Alice o
Wonder 4@5.
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GEO, NJ. CANNON co.

Bar silver. o. u.
Mexican dollars, 81.
Government bonds, firm: railroad
bonds. weak.
Money ON call. easy. ~ ds peg
cent; ruling rate. %; ruling. bid,
~; offered al . per cent.
Time loans, easier; 80 days bills,
81 D3h per cent; ~ days, 3a, per
cont. six months. ~ as per cent.
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More Rain COming-Thero has been
O. shifting og the barometer, so that
low area rs pressing I'm from the Gulf
OF California, with low thermometer
for this time of year. The weather
office has therefore hung out the
RAINY sign. and showers are expected
tonight and tomorrow.
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MIN MINING sTocK EXCHANGE.
A Few Fnvoritcs Contribute What Ac-
tiyity the Market Displayed.

Beck Tunnel was the lively seller this
morning ON the local mining stock eN-
change. wabash, DAILY Judge May
Day and one on two more stocks con-
tributed what life the market had. The
forenoon sales. totals and colsing quo
tatiOns follow:
ToDAY'S QUOTATIONS.
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THE INDIAN WAR VETERANS.

The indian War Veterans are request
cd Ia meet at The east front ~ the Fed
egal building at o'clock (sharpl on the
the Memorial day parade ana such other
proceedings as the program committee
has designed,
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WOOL.


st Louis, May 27,--Wool. steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums, 2Oa2l; fine,
2ea2li.; fine, 15Ql7.
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y, u. Snow - CO., Stock Brokers.
90 Commercial Blk, Both Phones 1873
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H. NJ WEST & CO, stock brokers,
d, Il. Walker Blk, Both phones Of
fee and residence.