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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-22
PUMPING AT ONTARIO.
Good Roadway Being Made With
Work at Park City Mine.

The work OF unwatering the Ontario
has been gong along nicely this week,
without the many little setbacks which
hampered operations at the beginning,
says the Record of Park City. The
water is still going down at the rate
"a Two reet sniff, and when the tanks
are supplemented by the pump to be
installed still greater heauway in the
work will of course be made. The
tanks are at present being raised and
dumped at the 1,000-foot level at the
rate of two per minute so II Will be
readily understood that at present the
operations are rather strenuous. The
management is unable to state when
the shaft will be sufficiently clear OF
water to allow workmen in the tun-
mel from the mine end. but II work
goes successfully without further mis-
hap, IT Will be within reasonably
short time.
The zinc plant for the DAILY Judge
company Is a sure go. Officials OF the
eastern company which is TO erect the
plant were in camp this week sizing
up the situation and plans and specifi-
cations win soon be forthcoming. The
plant will be put up near the site OF
the former one and Will be modern and
up-to-date In every respect. In fact the
latest and most complete of Its kind.
The value OF such plant 10 the Judge
company can Wen DE Imagined, 1or IL
will add 10 Its earnings fourfold. The
plant win be In commission by Janu-
airy, and work Is 10 be commenced in
so days.
supt. McGnl OF the New York Boz
nanza mine Is being highly compli-
mented by competent authorities on the
perfection OF a working model OF q
car tipple made by him. The tipple
10 being placed on the market by w.
s. Hansen and Alfred Hays OF Coal
Vile, its directors, and is said to be
far superior to anything OF its kind
tipple Ia said to be a most excellent
piece OF mechanism.
Ore shipments.--Silv King. 1876 $3.50.
DAILY West, $4,000; DAILY Judge. 1,ls5-
900; Little Bell 10000; Jennings Con.
10000; Copper Apex, i13 900; Johnson
i22, 900; total pounds, 1889, $50.
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RETURNED ENTHUSIASTIC.
Shareholders of Con. Flagstaff Well
Pleased With Mine Conditions.

An enthusiastic lot OF fasteners came
down from Alta last evening after
two days stay In that camp. The par
ty consisted OF Thomas J. pTingle OF
Milwaukee, DIR. w. Z. Harlow of
Boulder, Colo: l.. =. Gorton Of Mill
waukee and several others, who are
stockholders In the Consolidated Flag
staff. Emma Copper and other mines
In the Little Cottonwood distri,t. Mr.
Pringic Is president OF the Consolidated
Flagstaff company and he expressed
himself today as being very well
pleased with conditions at the mine and
entertains the utmost confidence that
the next few months work Will bring
about u decided change for tho better
cit is going To take Il little time" said
President Prlnglc. "to get the mine In
shape. but we feel we have good prop
erty and that 1t will again become ono
OF Atlas principal producers. We have
the mine well equipped and ought TO
make good Roadway with Development
from now on.
The main tunnel Is IN about $500 feet
and President Prlnge incidentally
threw j boquot at the management by
saying that the work has been done
cheaply and we'll. The directors OF the
company are holding meeting this
afternoon and the matter OF providing
additional power facilities VIII recelve
consideration,
1t Is the intention 10 begin driving
two cross cuts, which will mean the
installation OF some additional machine
drills
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MINING IN MEXICO
Col Greene Tells About His Interests
In Southern Republic

New York, July 22.--Col. William
c. Greene nov is in Mexico maxine
an inspection Of the mines OF the
Greene (iold-Silver company in late
letter to New York stated that he hac
Just made a trip down into Sonora
over the extension of the Southern
Pacific's Cananea. Rio Yaqui & Pa
cific railroad southwark from Quay
mas. and that great progress was be-
ine> made on the construction work.
He said about four kilometers of'track
n day were being laid on the three
fronts; on the main line toward
Guadalajara south of Navajoa. Sono-
ia; on the beach line from Navajoa
to Alamos. and the Third up the Iauui
valley toward Tonichic where Col.
Greene's Sierra Madre Il Pacific from
Juare1, in the state of Sonora. and
now being extended southwark from
Nuevas Cases Grandss, Chinhuahua.
will connect with the Cananea, Yaqui
river and &acific road when extended
through the Sierra Madres.
One of the most important works
now under way on the Greene Sold
silver properties is the Harvesting OF
the Falls of Basaeachic which are
$40 feet high In one sheer fall. These
falls are the property OF the Greene
Gcld-Silver company. which Is build
ing three dams above the falls to
irnpound water and develop power
for the ocampo and Concheno mines
The falls are among the highest In
the world and are one of the most
beautiful scenic features of all Iexi-
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BRISK TRADING
ON THE EXCHANGE
Crown Point and Mountain Lake
Made Heavy Gains During
Today's Early Calls.
OHIO COPPER ON OPEN BOARD.
Bingham Stock Bought Up to s0'eo
Lower Mammoth Higher
Closing Quotations.

The market for mining stocks was IN
nne form again this morning and the
total sales OF the two early sessions OF
the day came very close TO the SbooOo
mark. The heaviest trading was done
In crown Point. Mountain Lake and
Beck Tunnel Consolidated. The former
opened with long list of buying orders
IN the possession of brokers with the
result that the stock sold from sl,OS
UP to s1.2o q share. Mountain Lake be-
nan business at 80 cents and climbed up
10 81 share without the slightest
difficulty and was still in demand Mt
the latter price when business ceased
Beck Tunnel closed at 10 cents a share
higher that at the opening
on the open board. Lower Mammoth
did some sprinting closing with sale
at s2.7s--a gain OF 20 cents share dur
ing the call May Day held It's own,
While Uncle Sam ended a shade higher
Among the unlisted stocks, Ohio Cop
per figured conspicuously. selling at
$3.50, 1855 and then at $500. The stock
closed on bid of $685.. with an offer
ing at $685.. Emma Copper sold AT
1914 and Signal Peak at the same
price.
IfrSI.fSTED STOCKS
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FACTS PROVE THAT
REMARKS ARE TRUE
Great Fer Insists That TEST.
monials Are Genuine and Is
Willing to Stake $1,000
to Back Up Statement.
treatment Given Until August Frs,
For Price of Medicines .
Prescribed.

We have ell along given sao,s :,
said the great Fcr-Don today. as h.
wended his way through the crowds ~
patients of the Boy Phenomenal. !, N,
windsor hotel, No. 225 Main strso.
but there still are persons who de.
mand that we make good our claims
Hardly a day has passed but thai wa
publish the names of men and women.
living in this city and known to tbou.
SANDS of citizens, who have been re.
lieved and benefited by the marvellous
methods of the Boy Phenomenal,
Hardly a day has passed but that
some new evidence OF the skill Of N.
Boy Phenomenal has been made known
1t seems that there IL a certain class
always ready to yell fake and 'uuaok,
but never take the pains either to IN.
vestigate or to prove their assertions
WILL POST $1,000.
Il stand ready with $1,000 if any ono
can prove that the testimonials we
present are anything but genuine. No,
only ought this to be sufficient to closs
the yawping mouths of the knockers
but it ought to convince others that
l mean business, straight, honest sin
cere business.
1T stands to reason that IL / pub
lished fake testimonials, gave falls.
names and addresses, that i would
soon be found out. could not take
chance like that. And 1 would not
The great Fer-Don expressed his de.
termination today of staying in salt
Lake City, and with the Boy Phenom.
email, continue to administer to the slck
and suffering. Each night sees greater
crowds at Second South and Second
West streets. to learn OF the wonderful
works OF the Boy Phenomenal ana Of
the good done by the remedies of thu
great Fer-Don.
Men and women living in this city
for years. their names and addresses
known to hundreds OF persons, arr
praising the Boy Phenomenal to tbe,-
friends and acquaintance. and N
many instances submitting written tes.
timonials entirely without solicitation
The names and addresses of thess
men and women have been published
from time to time. These persons can
be seen at their homes or places A,
work. and are willing to tell by word
of mouth Of the good done them BY
the Boy Phenomenal.
"All want Is fair treatment honest
investigation and square dealing" said
the great Fer-Done today "The rest
Will bear out what we claim, and viii
set me right in the minds of certain
persons who doubt"
FAITH IN BOY PHENOMENAL.
That hundreds OF men and women
and children believe In the Boy Phen.
omenal and in the great Fer-Don Is
evident in the patient crowd which
waits upon the former every day
These people have faith in the works
of the Boy Phenomenal. not because
he says they must believe, but because
thir friends and acquaintance and
relatives have been benefited, and have
seen with their own eyes the wonder
full works OF the Boy Phenomenal.
Until the first OF August, treatmen,
viii be given the afflicted for the price
of medicines prescribed. After tina,
date. these terms exnire.
Advertisement
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The citizens OF the camp of Ely,
Nevada have taken steps TO incorpor-
ate the town of Ely.
T. r. Woodbridge, vice president of
the Taylor & Brinton Sampling COM
pany, is expected back from Denver
this afternoon.
The directors OF the Butler Liber Min
ing company have levied an assessment
OF cent share. which becomes de-
linquent on Aug. 10.
David Evans who has become lead
ing spirit in the hex Gold Mining COM
panys enterprise in the Detroit dis
trict has gone to Los Angeles on a
weeks business trip.
The May Day dividend Of $4,000 will
he disbursed among shareholders next
Thursday
Work is to be resumed at once on
the properties of the Addie Mining COM
pany in the Tintic mining district.
Col. j. L. Hackett. who is extensively
identified With the Ohio Kentucky Min
ing company. returned to his home in
Kentucky this afternoon.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late Saturday by Mccormick &
Company We're: Crude ore and con-
centrate, 100000; base bullion, $4,000
For the week, the settlements aggre-
gated s55s,0o0
C. G. Boak, the well known Tonopah
operator and broker, and president of
the Round Mountain Antelope, has
bought the controlling interest in the
Rogers Round Mountain property. Ac-
tive development will probably be be-
gun at once. as Mr.. Boak is known
&c be mine maker and one of the most
successful mine promoters in southern
evada,-Round Mountain Nugget.
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WILL ORGANIZE WEDNESDAY


Arrangements are about completed
for the meeting TO be held at the AS
sembly Hail Wednesday, July "a. COM
rnenctng at 1890 o'clock. Mt which time
an organization will be formed to pe
known as THE Sons and Daughters OF
Utah Pioneers" The set of officers to
he chosen will consist of president,
tow vicc-presidents. u secretary and a
treasurer, ana both males and females
will b eligible for office.
For president, there are four names
particularly mentioned. ana the friends
Of each are anxious to see their fav-
orlte win. They are Hon. Hcber j.
Grant, Senator Reed Smoot, Major
Richard w. Young and Ex-Governor
Heber NJ. Wells.
All pioneers who came to Utah prior
TO December 81, 1867, or any descendants
OF such persons, are eligible to member
ship IN the society. A scope of little
over ten years In the history of the
settlement of Salt Lake valley is pro-
vided for In the formation OF the
society. The public generally is in
vited TO be present at the meeting on
Wednesday, and all who expect to be-
como members are requested to be on
hand not later than 40 o'clock In order
that seats may be provided FOR them.
Imitation badges will be provided, fifty
cents to be the price of sama.
The election of Ulcers for the orgalii-
cation will be the first order of the
meeting, after which u program will
be rendered. A number of soloists will
be brought from Utah county by Prof.
Lund. Among them are Misses Jennie
Camp and Florence Jepperson. aud
David Reese. Mrs. Emma Ramsey Nor
ris, Miss Edith Grant and Hon. Heber
j. Grant are among the Salt Lakers
who will sing. Among the speakers
scheduled for the occasion are ex-Ciov-
ernor Heber NJ Wells and Mrs. Alice
Kimbal Smith.
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BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

b. coaln, 25@35k; C. Mercur,s42@45;
DAILY West, l57sIl6; Michigan. li4l5;
NJ. c. c., 2%@2Is North Butte, $40
s2Is; Osceola. l.2S0plS 80; Phoenix. 1h@
y: Trinity, 23i5G297i; Utah Con. 444
u; Royale 1sl@ie%; Balakalala
3ir@9ss; Greene Cananea, 15Gl6; AL
louez, 456pis; c, & A., 167i6S:
Bingham, 15@151s; Centennial, osE
@31; Copper Range, So @s%: Mo-
hawk, 82@S3; Nevada Con, t4h q
14ss Old Dominion. 4sis p44is; Par
rot, 100 20; Quincy. i'll u ais; Tam
arack, 1o4 a. los; Union Copper. $40
65: Victoria, IA ~ Wolverine. l62@
les; Az Commercial, s5@25%; Bos-
ton Con, 26ts 92Ih; u. s. S. conn.,,
ASS oDs45s U. S. s. pfd., 43@fsA:
LaSalle, Is @16.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, July 22.--The wheat market to-
day opened with 4 moderate amount of
trade and prices were inclined to be weak.
Cables Were weak and weather in the
southwest was reported as being extreme
~ favorable for the crop. Later the mar
ket became firrner on covering by shorts.
September opened lsaA to 3sqi3 low
er at 9OA TO 81, and advanced to glss after
reaching 9Oss.
The weather was the chief influence
bearing upon the corn market, and as
II was favorable. prices were easier Sep
TENDER opened hGS lower at 6lss TO 5lss
and sold ut So.
The oats market was quiet and prices
were easy. The favorable weather was
the chief influence. September opend easy,
Il to u lower at 37a, to ST7s and for a
time held within that range.
PROVISIONS were quiet and prices were
firm because OF a scent advance in live
hogs September pork opened ~ higher
at 1855; lard was up 5d1iS; at 9.11jS.
and ribs were 5mTit higher at SIS.
Close: Wheat-July, 9Ois; Sept, 93asaa2is.
Corn-July, 52bs; Sept, 52ssdS2a.
Oats--July, 80; Sept. SSS,
Fors-JuIy' 1872 l.sg Sept Sept; 49, So
Ribs-July, S.57is: Sept, $40
Rye--Cash, SiQis7
Bariey--cash, SG6S.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York, July 2-Sugar, raw. Arm.
Fair refining, 3.3S,s; centrifugal, IS test,
3.S3iz; moiasses sugar 3.osih.
Refined-Steady. Crushed, $40; powder
ed $40. graduated. 500
Coffee-Steady. No. 7 Rio, 6is; No. 1
Santos rs.
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REnu1.AR Call SALES.

May Day. 10000: 5000 ssls.
Nevada Fairview, 500@2l.
Uncle Sam, 500@S1; 700WS2.
Beck Tunnel. 400@2lO: 6004212is:
1.70002.15; 100@215: sales co. 1000
2.1b. sales 80; 200 Q2.12h, sales So 100
@212M: sales 80
Colorado, 100eD795.
100DlI0, so: 9.o0O@i.1O; 15O@1.t2N.
Iron Blossom. 3Oo@1.s7h; 20o@
Mountain Lake 10000: loo@9s;
1,lOOagd; 10O@9b: 1,5O0996 1.700Gl
98: 600@97; i,i00@99: 3,S0OD1.00;
,0O06D1O0, sales 500.
Sioux Con. 2O0@69; i.7oo@6s.
Seven Troughs, 4oO973; 2OO@72
100D74.
Victor Con-. i.5oo@1sh.
Yankee Con, 4OO459.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel 1,sOo9212k; 1000
Crown Point 5O00l12S: 10000
1.12h; sales so, 5O0Ql.i5. sales so
1Oo@1l5, 7OOGl17M 5OOm1 i7is, sales
60: 400p1.2O.
Colorado 200pSOO
Grand Central 10O@4.95
Iron Blossom. 75Odl35
Lead King. 500m1s.
Lower Mammoth 200@2.55 1000
Mountain Lake 20o@l.o0i t,600@l.oo.
sales CO.
May Day, I, 900 a 391s.
Sioux Con-. 500a6s. sales 60i 200@
so bO0m6S
Star Con-. bo0@60.
Uncle Sam Con, 5o0as2.
RTrAp isrIrT, ALTON
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Preferred Stock

In UTAH-fDAHo SUGAR COMPANY
is OF the par value Of ten $50, dollars
per share TO those who wish a snfe
investment paying I per cent. cuinu-
iative dividends por nnnum. We can
recommend this stock. BESIDES this
per cent dividend thus provided for the
preferred stock also shares in additional
earnings OF the company; # provision
not often found under like favorable con.
dltions OF preference. II is only n CUES
ton OF time, too, until the market value
OF thls stock Will be 81 Or more per
share. Send us your orders. orders for
this stock viii be filled IN turn AS re-
celved. at the fair market prizes on tho
day such orders arc hllcd,
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DIED.

ASHCRAFT--In this city, July 90 1907,
Lavinna r. Ashcraft. in her seventeen
year, She was n native of Tennessee.
The funeral services will be held Tues
day. July q. at Mapleton. Utah. at II q.
Invited to attend. Friends wishing to view
the remains may do so today from TO
$50 p. m. at the funeral chapel of Und ~
taker Joseph William Taylor. q south
West Temple street.
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A YAoul RAID.

Hormosilio. Mexico, July 2l.--Yapul
Indians raided the camp Of the Rich
fiold Copper Mining company Just
rOrth 81 Querobabi. Thursday last ana
stripped II cloan OF everything or
value. but the Indians refrhined from
murder, a body OF 200 mounted
troops has boon sent from horc 20
soour the country, but little SUCCESS
In expected from The expedition.
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ToDAYS MONEY MARKET.

New York, July e2.--Close. Prime
mercantile paper. 5ta 696 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual
business in bankers bills az 1876 900
1.s0.95 for demand. and at i.S3.7O@
1885 for 90 day bills; commercial
bills, 1881.
Bar silver. 60k
Mexican dollars. 53M.
Government bonds, irregular; rail-
rond bonds, steady.
Money on cali, stcndly, ~ @aM
per cent; ruling rate. ~ closing bid.
2IE offered at q.
Time loans. very strong; 60 days,
AZ per cent; 90 days, 5; SIX months, O
per cent.
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TWO TRAlNMEN KILLED.
In Second Wreck I'm 81 Hours on the
Pere Marquette Railroad.

/ sebewaing, Mich. July 21--In the
second wreck on the Pere Marquette
railroad In "a hours. two trainmen were
killed near here today. The engine
drawing an extra freight train on the
Saginaw. Tuscola and Huron division,
with It's tender and one car, was de-
rallied by running through an open in
terlocking device. and Albert J. Kelley.
conductor. and John OLeary, engineer,
both residents of Saginaw. were buried
under the coal from the overturned
tender and suffocated.
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EXTENSIVE INTRIGUES
IN PROGRESS IN SEOUL

TOXIC, July 2s.-Telegrams from Seoul
state that intrigues on an extensive scale
are now in progress. II Is declared shat
the palace now is hotbed of Illicit plots
and consplracies. The placing on the
throne of the new emperor has agra
waited the Jealousy between his mother
Princess Ming, and the mother OF Prince
Wing, each having a large following. This
OF by politicians who are distrustful Of
one another, Disaffection Is spreading
rapidly and riotngs OF the people
throughout the peninsula are appre-
hcnded.
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KILLED IN A BRAwL.

Great Falls Mont. July 2O.--Harry
Delaney of New York was shot and in
stantly killed in a brawl in house
in the redlight district OF Whitefish.
The shooting was done by woman
named Matthews. who WAS drunk at
the time OF her arrest and win give no
abatement She is being held under
charge OF murder There were no wit
nesses Delaney had arrived from New
York a week ago.
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posTMAsrERs APPOINTED.
tsroeinl 10 the "Nows,"l

Especial 10 tho "Nows,")
Washington. D. c.. July aa,---post-
msSstars appointed ptah-cisoo
Grand county, Charles A. Pierson, vice
@, II, Cahiil, resigned
innho-~blle, Twin Falls county, Ira
n, vinton, Vice u, II, ltoiiie, removed,
Wyoming WRpIti, Rlghorn eoun.
W charias. A, bradford, Woe q, n.
Woods, resisaed,
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10 NJ. WEST & CO.. stock brokers.
D. II, Walker Blk. Both phones Of
nce and residence.
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T.. X. SNOW A. CO.. Stock Brokers.
20 Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1878
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OTHER DISTRICTS.

view Eagle, 60 bid; Nevada Hills, 5000
ESQ; Pittsburg Sill. Peak. l.400l.45;
North Star Wonder, 4@5; Eagles Nest.
1920; Ruby Wonder. 20 bid: Alice of
Wonder. s asked.
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RosroN crRR CLOSE.

b. & L. 1ss@%: Davis DAILY 1909;
East Butte az N10h; Giroux S@pA
Majestic 23s az; Nirissing 109s az F;
s. & p. t6 x a Black Min. SIS OK /;
cum. Ely, 9msM Dom. Cop. 6@6ls;
Furn Greek 50@75; Globe 1915 @14;
Nev. Utah 5%5h; Raven 1905; Apex
6@6h.
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KANSAS CITY.


st. Louis, July 22.wool. steady. Ter
ritory aud western mediums, 2lG26; fine
mediums, i1dls: fine. liql6.
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GEO, O. CANNON Association.
BROKERH ~ E. so. Temple. Both
phones 90.
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CANNON s CANNON. Mining Stock
Brokers' Is u. s, Tom. Both Phones.
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Dird-Cowan Co.

Custom Assayers and Chemists, 100
South West Temple St
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GEO, M. CANNON co.

Real Estate and Commercial
Stocks and Bonds we desire your
Rooms blf5is 1efnpleton Building,
'i'bons Bell 81,
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UNION Assay oFFICE

NJ, +, Hhnhuef ], V. Hadler
ISs 80. West Temple p, 8, box iits.
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LIVESTOCK.
CIiIcAGo.

Chicago July Misunderstanding %. :
COO: market steady to 10 cents higher.
Beeves, 4.i0itl.35; cows i. i0q5 .25; heIiers.
2.oVato.o0; calves, o.50u7.2 %; good to primo
steers a.loaf -25. good to medium, 1850
90; stockers aud feeders, 2,s56p5 Co
Hogs--Receipts, 3s.o00; market Splo cents
higher Light, 5.0oQo.20: mixed, 5 0GpS. l73s :
heavy 5.s0I6.05; rough, 5.4Ua670; pigs.
o.0vD6,l0, good to choice heavy, 5.g1di6.OJ.
Sheep Receipts. 22.0v0; market steady,
Natives, S.s0gBC; western, 4.0Va6 90.
yearilngs. 6.10g6.75; lambs. 5.S5GT 80; west
err, 5.iSdrI go.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, July 22--Cattle--Receipts
1900; market strong. Native steers. A. 15fl
1.10: stockers and feeders. y.25d6.15; bulls.
2, 15ti.60; calves. 3.50Q6.25; western fed
steers, 4.25n6.50; western fed cows, 2.75ae
40.
Hogs Receipts, 1900; market strong to
~ cents higher. Heavy, 5.SCQ5.S5: pack
ers 5.scu5 SIN pigs and lights, 5.9Od6.oS.
Sheeip--.ISeceipts. 5000; market steady.
Muttons, 8. 25Q6.00 lambs, 1901 Go; range
wethers 100000; fed ewes. 4.50a5. g.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock g. Company, bank
ers and brokers, furnish the following
quotations from San Francisco on Ne
vada mining stocks today;
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NEW YORK STOCKS.
CONCENTRATES.

Newhouse. Is: 1s; 16as: l5N; sales 2oo
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A. 3. CAMPBELL
Stock Broker. s1e ID v. Walker Block.