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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-02-14

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DO YoU GET UP
WITH A LAME BAeK7

Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost everybody WHO reads the news
papers is sure TO know of the wonderful
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FRANK d HOBRs

sislCr
First publication Jan. ., eO7.
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address to DR.. Kilmer
& Co., Binghaniton
n. y. The regular
ffty-cent and one.
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PRESERVING TIMBERs.
Decreasing supply of Wood Leads TO
Series OF Experimental Treatments.

Mining people are well aware of the
decreasing supply and increasing price
OF timber suitable for mining purposes.
The time has come when every stick
Of timber used either inside or out
side the mines should be so handled
during it's entire life that it may ba
expected to give Its greatest service.
The Philadelphia & Reading Coal and
Iron co. and the United States Forest
service, In February 1906 planned a
series OF experiments 10 be conducted
along practical and economic lines
with the primary idea Of saving TIM
Der and money Actual tests have
been carried on to discover just what
methods OF handling and treatment
would give the greatest service at the
least expense,
Timber Tor mining purposes has
heretofore been rushed from the woods
to the mines and placed I'm the mines
In an absolutely green and unpeeled
condition. with the result that decay
or dry rot causes rapid destruction.
we believe by better methods OF hand
ling, such as peellng and seasoning
and by a preserYatiVe treatment with
oils or chemical salts TINT the lie OF
this timber would be prolonged and It's
general condition, both AS 10 sound
ness and strength, considerably inn
proved
Ventilation is large factor m the
destruction OF timber by decay. In
badly ventilated nlr-courses where
there is sufficient moisture and tenn
peraturc, decay is maNiIuum. For
wood destroying organisms to exist
they must have mir ana water n n
were possible TO keen the timber al
ways wet or always dry, II would nor
decay, u is the alienation OF ,Vat and
dry conditions which produce rot BY
direct experiment, II has boon definite
~ proven that IN durability peeled
timber Is superior 10 uupccled timber.
I'm unpcelod timber the space between
the bark and the wood favora the de-
.relopmont of wood destroying organ
isms and furnishes a breeding place
tor many forms OF insect liro Peeled
timber IL Z 20 s per cent lighter than
unpceled timber.
or the treated tiuhere thoee created
with croosote and solution 90 zinc
| chloride 10y the open-tank method
| have been very successful A good
penetration OF tho wood by the pre-
| serving fiuld e inches 10 irchca) has
( Nocn easily secured and tlmhers 50
f"eated are effectively resisting dcnny.
| Timhers treated hy the cylinder
recess are also standing Wen but IN
! order tn be a profitable investment.
they will have 10 show considerable
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Big Party Goes to Spring Val.
ley, Wyoming'S Oil
Fields.
THIS TRIP is INVITING.
As Guests OF Pittsburg-s Lake Com
pany Local Men win Visit
Wclis ami Refinery.

A PARTY OF representative business
and mining uen OF this city, Ogden and
Provo. VIII spend Sunday In Spring
valley wyoming, where the of wells
and refinery Of the Pittsburg- Salt Lake
oil company win be shown the visitors.
Special Pullman cars viii be attached to
o. >. l.. No. 3, this city. at 7:i0 o'clock
Sunday morning, May j.. The cars will
be switched Off on the refinery spur for
the exclusive use OF the sight-seers
during their stay in Spring valley The
return trip will be made sunday night.
the arrival here being set for o'clock
Monday morning.
The purpose of the trip Is well OK
planned IL d paragraph In a lette, sent
out by the executive commes-o Of the
oil company, 1t reads: The production
and refining NJ oil so near our door VIII
he an important factor IN the future
business Of this state and an industry
entirely new 10 this region, lnfOr-
nation may prove interesting Intor-
nation about an industry entirely new
to this region is interesting ana no
sooner had committee comprising o.
K Lewis. c. y. Streyell, $. $. Porter
and 4. v Taylor, representing the oil
company started talking the trip than
friends on all sides expressed desire
to go along to see for themselves. The
excursion was an assured success from
the start and the men goinV represent
the best and most prominent of this
and neighboring cities.
BIG MEN GOING
the list to-the-miuute Is as fol-
lows:
II. G whitney, y. G. lacking, H. p.
Clark, Byron Groo. 8, a. Whitney, w.
:. Mccormick. NJ. H. Walker, Heber
NJ Wells, r. l.. McGurrin, +. \, Druhl,
VIM Bradley, w. V. Rice. j, a, Reeves,
{. A. Walker. Duncan McNichie, j. 5.
BransfOrd, Gov. Jno. c. Cutler James
Salisbury Walker Salisbury, w. j. Hal
loran, Don II. Porter, W. II. Bancroft.
S. V. Derrah, F. j, Hagenbarth. Jos.
u. Game. David Keith, Thos Kearns.
j. G. Lynch, Mayor Thompson. Frank
Knox. w f. Adams, Ii. j. Grant, Jos.
s. Richards. JOS. Geoghegan, Geo: t,
odelI. l.. II. Farusworth, e. Bucking-
ham. John Weir. Henry Carow G. r.
Pearsall, John Hickey Geo. Rust G. A.
Quigley, John e. Dolly, DR.. II. N.
Mayo, DR.. Fred Stnuffer, DR.. c. F. VIII
cox. Fisher Harris, Paul Il, Barker,
william Willes, l.. Hanchett, John
Dern, VIM. Mcintyre, ]. G. Webber.
Col. h. A. Wall. c. o. Harris, j. ID.
Woods, jos W. Taylor, Geo. f. Mer-
rill, Judge A. y. McGinnis. Ogden; a,
J.. Bigelow Ogden: a. 3. Gibson, Og-
den; William Scowcroft, Ogden; Ed
Loose. Provo; Jesse Knight Provo;
Senator Reed Smoot, Provo; VIM. ID.
Sutton Park City.
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NOTES FROM EVERYWHERE.
PollociSs Private Wire Brings in
Batch OF Short News Items.

james A. FoAock * CO., bankers ana
brokers, lurnIsn the removing, received
over tneir private ware, inns AFTERNOON.
boston News Bureau says; Ely -Nr'"'
ua.--lnc recent strIke OF nlBp grade
copper ore in the veteran suatt ul thC
Cumuerland kiy mas continued TO SHOW
increasing values SINCE the ore shoo1
was nrst entered ana 1t IS now known
that the BODY ~ OF an immense size
and VIII undoubtedly DC one o. II not
the Tlcnest WORKINGS OF the company.
several small strikers are reported IN
the Brilliant SHAFT OF the Ely tousoh-
uated Ia the past Few days, out they
nave none of them, as tar as is nov
Known, proved OF any great extent
The Granny company smelteF in
British Columbia has been shut down
Tor 10 days by reason of the coal min
ers' strike.
Hougnton, Mich,-The c. u ~, direc-
tors will meet at Calumet next
Wednesday and a dividend OF s. Is eN-
pected. This is the same as the last
dividend,
\ broker who has bought q consier-
able line of BalalSlala in the past says:
Il cannot make out the game played
in Balaklala but then l suppose 1t Is
not meant that l should i>row. New
stock to the amount of 10000 shares
was issued an dimmediately after 1t
above II and every slockholder or I'M
derwriter was given an opportunity to
sell out his stock at a substantial
profit. Many Of them did SO. The
stock has been allowed to gradually
work off to- $40 per share and it has
been maintained at this price Tor sew
eral weeks and a number of thousands
of shares absorbed at $40 or a slight
fraction above, the stock was made
easy TO sell as stockholders and under
writer's could Immediately get their
certificates by paying for their stock in
full. The peculiar situation In Balak-
lala is that It's intrinsic value is now
well known there being $25 per share
net value In sight In the mine. yet the
big interests in It, and they include the
Guggenheims. Heinze McCornicks and
others who generally like to have their
securities sell high. discourage any
speculation in BalaklaIa. The whole
situation at present seems to he
game of ''puss in the corner" with no
two interests willing to combine"
Globe, Ariz. wires: Globe Cons
IT. level in prosecuting north from
the Gem shaft. This is vein from
which United Globe has extracted a
great tonnage of ore.
Boston wires: The average price
which companies selling their copper
through the United Metal Selling Co.
will receive for April is very close to
25Nc gross per pound.
Butte, Mont: The 1880 foot level on
the Edith May vein of the North Butte
is looking better than any other part
of the mine; car samples taken this
week showed Is per cent copper,
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STOCKS SHOW
NO BUOyANCy

New York, May 9-prlces of stocks
moved downward in the opening today
on small volume OF business United
States Steel was an exception with O.
small fractional gain. The New York
utilities stocks were notably depressed
on account Of the agreement at Albany
to support the house utilities bill.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit declined IA In
terbotough Metropolitan preferred rs ana
New York central n point,
Temporary support was extended 10 the
list whereby New York Central and 9th
ers made up their loss and the tracuona
partially
The demand dwluded and prices be
gan to ease on again. The Interborough
Metropolitan stocks got down to TX ana
2h below last night on this decline
There was some Improvement IN thr
market American Smelling aud CnlQn
Pacific rallyinK Z above last night. TIL
general movement was extremely marrow
and the transactions were email.
Bonds were steady.
Traders took quick profits In Smeit ms
ana II went back to yesterdays closing
other stocks were not seriously affect
ed and the tone became better> when
Smelling and Union Pacific were again
lifted to q point above last night.
After the board of directors Of the
Union Pacific had assembled the stock he
kan tn rise rapdly and touched l49it, "A
gain Of 2at before o'clock, Northern Pa
citic and Reading rose TO the eNtent OF a
point
The market reacted and Union Pacific
fell back more than points.
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VELVET CUTS LEDGE.

Z, p. Miller of salt Lake and Or. c.
A. Wherry of ogden Went to Goldheld
a few days ago to look after their min
ing interests. Both are among the prn-
cipal stockholders OF the Utah Velvet
Mining and Leasing company. which
has a lease on the Velvet The SHAFT is
down goo feet, A ledge was cut at 30
feet and at the 200-foot level good
quality Of orc was uncovered in drift
Ing 10 feet from the shaft Another
ledge was cut at the 95-foot level ana
NJ Miller expects that the same ledge
viii be encountered in the shaft tn an
other 20 feet They Will then drift on
the ledge.
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Black Rock, ea7: Lone star, 2id25; @.
Wonder. sG4; ORC, 9omSl; Ken
dali Ext, 500; Sandstone Ext
7G10; Mayne. i0@11i Atlanta. 6sq6s;
CT. Bend, s5@S7 Empire, 1905; Red
Top Exten.. 35G36; Florence, 5NMo1s;
Daisy. ] 557t .5fif; Lagpna, so asked;
Commonwealth, 80 bid; Comb. Frac-
ton, 3g7lA asked; Bt. Bend Exten', 10
all; CT. Bend Annex, IA bid; y. -.
Bonanza. sac; Kewnnos. lOOdl. uo'
Esmcralda. 20 bid; Portland, 22923;
Crackerjack. 20Q2l; +. Mohawk, 80
bid: Red Hills, i4d45; Mohawk Exten,,
bid. s. p. Exten.. G01 Y. Rose, l01
ii; Col Mt. Extern. 5Q5; Goldneld Con-,
7asdTis; D'neld Triangle, 2S@29; Ola
Gold & asked.
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NEVADA STOCKS
SHOW GREAT Loss
Depreciation Of Fifty Million Dol
lars in Five Months is
Announced.
TEN MILLIONS EVERY MONTH.
Comparisons Between Prices Pnid
Last November and Present Figures
startiinE-ncciinc Gradual.

During the past five months Nevada
mining securities have deprecated in
value S5o.OO0OOO This is at the rate
of slo.Oo0.0 900 month. The. authority
for these figures Is the Reno Evening
Gazette. which shows some startling
comparisons between prices paid Mo-
vember is and May 6. Among The
Bullfrog fayoritcs National Bank on
Nov. l5--hve months ago-brought q
cents It changed hands at % MOh-
day. Buufrog has dropped from 10
10 IS during the past five months, ana
Montgomery Mountain, from 10 10 10
IN the same time Cold Bar mas losl
just ". selling NOV. 10 Tor S'e, atu
Monday for 81 cents. The GoldheIds
show even a greater decrease Con
solidatcd sold Nov. Is at SO and Mon
dav brought but S. so. Silver PICK
has lost lust one cent less than dot
lar having dropped from I.Y to u
cents. Atlanta has dropped from 70
To o.. Combinatlon-F Fraction from Sb.oO
to 81 IS, and kewauos trom SLOW 10 va
cents Similarly large declines can nc
cited for other stocks.
NEVADA PUZZLED.
The figure is staggering $50. 100000
difference III tho stock board valuation
of Il states stocks for i've months Is
startling even 10 those who know now
stocks 30 up and down The Reno
uancr SAYS everyone ~ at a loss TO
understand this change for the worse
There is no fccling OF panic ana no
one seems to believe the bottom has
fallen out. It reasons. Many guesses
arc made hut they are mostly porn OF
lively imagination. The thing IS
mysterious, ana mare so when stocks
arc weaker than ever just when labor
troubles are at an end and better
things might be expected, The mines
arc here, and they are the greatest
mincs IN the world made none the less
so BY stock fluctuations.
PUBLIC is WARY,
The stock game throughout the
United states is not being played so
heavily BY the general public as II
was last summer Affairs like the re-
cent New York Hurry have frightened
the small buyer out OF the game. lie
has been shown how far outside the
circle he is while dapbling in stocks
with his little savings. Now he wants
10 be sure that nc Is buying something
safe as mining stocks 20, but finds
the really snfe offerings are too nigh
priced. The stream OF money pour
ing into the stock pits last summer
has been shut off and diverted to othe,
channels and things are settling grHdu-
ally ~ a result The elimination of spec
ulatiou liz bringing auout a safer stare
of affairs. More good than harm will
come out of the changes now taking
place.
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UNCLE SAM AND MAY DAY,
Dowries Arranged; Details Considered
And Merger Ceremony Comes Next.

The Uncle sam and May Day proper
ties are to be consolidated and brought
together on an equal basis. This plan
was adopted at a meeting of directors
of both companies and 1t was further
decided that the company taking over
the May Day and Uncle Sam would not
take IN the Humbug ground nor the
four ifths interest IN the Richmond "
Anaconda, also held by the Uncle sam
company. The name of the new com
pany. it's capitalization and similar
Items will be brought up for considera-
ton after the decision of the companies
directors has been ratified by stockhold-
ers of both companies. The Uncle sam
ground is much lower than that of the
May Day and the latter can be worked
at a good depth from the former. The
Uncle Sans mill, which goes In with
the other item. will be enlarged so IL
will be able 10 handle the output Of
both properties. Both properties have
good bodies of ore and the deal, 1t is
believed by those most interested, will
make one big mine really worth while.
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LIKE LOST CHANCE.
Calientc Investors Ovcr-subscribc First
AllOtment of Stock.

Subscriptions were opened in Calente
last Saturday for the first issue of tho
capital stock of the Last Chance Min
ing company This Is the property
which John Janney f. p. Gordon and
r. b. Locker OF this city have taken
up the bond, Operation Is to be started
Al once, The Caliente Express says the
incorporators intended TO divide the Is
sue between residents OF Calente and
Phoebe but Caliente men over-sub-
scribed and another issue IS being con-
sidered, Mr.. Janney and Locker have
number OF Phoebe properties under
their control
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AMONG THE UNLIsTEDs.

Copper Glance ranged from 17ia to
90 cents this morning with sales around
the lesser mark. Standard ranged
from 80 to 50 cents Other stocks We're
quiet. Emma Copper sold from % TO
2s cents yesterday; Consolidated Flag
staff sold at 81 even and Mason valley
at S1.s5. Ohio Copper was quoted at 81.
Yerlngton Ironsides is fluctuating be-
tween 20 and % cents and Montgom-
cry Mountain at 17lA@2O. Kentucky
was al S2.s5. The unlisteds are just
about holding their own.
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CONCENTRATES.

w. A. Williams of Provo, Utah, and
OF the w. Williams Plumbing COM
pany, Ely and Ely City, has bought
OF Ralph Herbert a half interest I'm the
Herbert group of four claims; the Mil
lers Hope group of seven claims; the
Argus group of seven claims and the
Lookout, Ida and Lou claims IN the
Tourmallne mining district,
Lower Mammoth directors hold a
meeting in this city Saturday and the
story is out that the first dividend for
this company win be arranged at the
gathering. The profits OF the corpora
ton have been more than looping over
the expenses since shipping began I'm
earnest md a nice surplus has accumu-
lated. Whether or not a dividend is de-
clared. It win be discussed and what
ever action may be taken win have 70
do with dividends, either immediate or
in the near future.
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increase in life oyer those treated by
the far less expensive open-tauk pro-
cess.
The success OF the superficial brush
treatment has yet to be proven. Ilm-
Der so treated Is not as effectively re-
sisting decay ~ with o.her treatments.
on account Of It's comparative cheap
ness and ease Of appn-S..ph -H
no plant) 1t may be Of benefit 10 small
operators or a situation where the TIM
Der is apt 10 be broken.-Mines and
minerals.
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LONDON
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, May 9.-Cattle, receipts C5O';
market strong to n shade higher. Becves,
i.S0GS.45: cows. ! SoG4.S5: heiters, 2.Gpo
$50: calves, i25d6.00; good to prime
steers. 5.i0n6.4j; poor TO medium. 4,Syr
535; stockers and feeders, 1890. 10.
Hogs-Receipts 2,l01: market steady
Light. {. 95G6.50; mixed G.35Mj.50; heavy,
c05M6 Is; rough, 6.0jQG.t0; pigs, $50 -
good 70 choice heavy. G.l5d6. ~.
Sheep Receipts, l2,C90. market strong.
Native. iJ0d6.S0: western. 4 .5O06.S0; year
lines s. 75dI.6S; lambs, 6.5OMS. 20; western,
650aS.15.
Chicago, May .. Butter-steady. Cream
cry, 1925: dairy. 1923.
Eggs-Steady, az mark cases included,
ii.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York, May 9.-Sugar, raw, firm.
Fair refining, 3.33: centrifugal so test.
3S3. molasseS sugar. 3.0S.
Refincd-FlTm. Crushed, SO, powdered
500; graduated, 400
COFFEE Quiet. No. : Rio $40; No. San
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool. May 9.--Close; Wheat
May, 6s sgd; July, Gs Sad; Sept, Is S3sd.
Weather shOwery.
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SHoTWELL SHOT WELL.
shot the sheriff and Deputy While
Trying 10 Arrest Him.

williamsburg, KY MAY 9.-sher4n W
B. crolcy aud Deputy CherIn Zob Ward
were both shot and seriously wounded
by John shotwcll last night while Inc
officers Wore attempting 10 arrest him an
warrant issued by GOV. Beckhain Tor
violating . parole. Sh0twell was serving
ne sentence whom parolcd. two months
ago.
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II you desire TO buy or sell real estate
In any part OF the city or state, II will
be 10 your Interest 10 communicate
with the Geo. Q. Cannon Association,
"a East South Temple ST Both phones
gl0
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YESTERDAYS.

Preston s. Free TO Arthur =. KIM
ball, block e, l0-acye Plat A.. ......
Preston ;. Free 10 Annie +. KIM
ball. block 49. l0-scre plat A..
Mary -. McCord ct al 10 Elizabeth
j. Gardner lot I, block 1914, plat y
loI /, block l35. plat D..........,:....
Emma Burmester to d. Moore Lind
say, block 22, plat G............t....
John Mooney to David Benson, lots
10 10. Garden City, plat Il. .......
Ann o. Burt 10 Maria $. Dorius,
lot ,, block g. plat D........,......
II. b. Scott and wife TO T.. ] Ha-
geubarth, lot T. block 10. plat L
Utah Savings & Trust co. 10 f. j.
Ilagonbarth, lot {. block 10. plat II
John a. Hill to Benjamin j. HIN,
lot 9, block ). l0-ncre plat A........
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.ONOPAII.
Tonopnh Nevada.

IAI'NAA NfhdNut
Montana Tonopah. 3,g7lz bid: Tono-
pah Extension 300 asked MacNAmara
40 asked: Midway, 1875 bid Tonopah
BelmontiNi ;ronopah North Star, 200
SO Ohio Tonopah, asked West End
Cons, l0OWl 02la; Rescue. l7Gls; Touo-
pah q California. Q bid. Golden Anchor.
L2iql26i Jim Butler 9iq95 Cash Boy.
sNlo; Home. 10 asked Boston Tonopah,
r. asked Monarch Pitts. Extn. i3
asked Montana Midway EXtn,, 7as;
Golden Crown, tldle: n, Y. Ton. Cons.
10 asked.
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE.
NJ. s. Hanauer. J. v. Sadler.
152 So. West Temple. p. o. box 1446.
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Il. NJ WEST & co, stock brokers.
u. f. Walker Blk, Both phones of
flee and residence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-09

Diamond Coal sold only by Citizens
Coal Co Prompt Delivery on all
kinds. Both phones 49.
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GEO O. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS'. "a Il. So. Temple. Both
phones $40.
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r. X. Snow Il Co., Stock Brokers.
% Commercial Blk Both Phones 1877
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LIVESTOCK.
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City. May 9.--Cattle- Receipts
1000; market steady 70 strong. Naive
steers, 45Gii6 20; stOckers and feeders, 3,50
d5.25: bulls 3,SjTl.S0; calves. 3.50H5.5J:
western fed steers, i,25d5.6o; western fed
cows, 3.2jd4.75.
Hoes-Receipts 1900: market steady.
Heavy, 6.27lsd6.Sj; hackers. 5.SIn6. 70;
light, 6.S1i9n6 ii1a; pigs, ,25@5 -.
Sheep Receipts 500. market steady.
Muttons, 5.5od6, 10. lambs, 1.l0dS 90; range
wcthers, 5.15u1,Oo; fed ewes, 5,5OG6.1 TO-
OMAHA.
Omaha, May -Cattle-~Rcccipts, 1000.
market slow, steady. Native steers 1910
.. 30: cows and heifers. 3.oon61O. western
steers, 350Gt5 80; stockers and feeders, 3 90
di,0o; calves, 2.1jqJ.i0; bulls and stags,
8. 95d4. -.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000: market shade to
5 cents higher. Heavy. 6,20Gf6 20; mixed.
6. 25Gs.30; light. 6.3Od6.4o; pigs. 5.5Cdi6 10.
Sheep-Receipts, 800: market steady.
Tearlngs. 6.5Dn I65; wethers, 6. i0d7 90;
ewes, j,5Gd6.Gj; lambs, 5QIiS.Go
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Jumbo, .sb asked JumNo Ext, 9Og
l,95. VernaL l9G2O; Pennsylvania, "a
81 Goldneld Min. Co, l.45dpl so: Ken
S5mS6; Adams i5Gl7. silver Pick =
use. May queen, rs bid, Nevada Boy
1904 Black Butte Ext, l0nlt, Blue
Bell, 2012li Dixie. s0t0 Goldheld
Columbia, so bid Hlhernia bid ST.
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