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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-26
WESTERN MARKET LETTER.


Special Correspondence.
Kansas City stock Yards, Sept. "a
A big run OF cattle and an extraordin-
airy demand were the features last
week. Receipts were 94.S00 head, IN
Guiding 14.4OO calves. the biggest week
ever known at this market, and the
demand not only absorbed this great
total, but the number held over at the
end Of the week was reduced 1000 head
as compared with close Of previous
week. The market declined 10 TO 20
cents during tho week. supply today
is ID. 900 less than on last Monday or
l9. 900 head. market strong 20 10 higher,
she stun 8 TO D. higher. PURCHASES OF
stockers and feeders last week broke
an previous records at Kansas CITY,
or at any other market in the world, a
total Of $50 car loads going to country
points In Missouri. Kansas, Illinois,
Iowa and other states, in the oruer
named A great many country buy
ers are here today, and the limited
supply makes q good market on coun-
try grades. Wyoming killers sold az
$500 here today, ColoralOs lately az
$3.50 10 S425. panhandles around 81.
Feeders al 1915 70 S465, stock steers
1885 10 A25. western COWS 32SJ TO S3.43,
panhaudles and New Mexicos $3.50 %
S8IO. calves S3.75 TO $500. The eEoep-
tiouA demand from an sources. to-
gethcr with the quick recovery OF th-
market today on reduced supplies, In
dicata8 that October prices VIII likely
Doe more attractive than present range
Boo view OF reduced marketing likely 20
develop within the next week or two.
Sheep and lamb supplies last week
were Al 900 heal, market steady for the
week on sheep. but lambs declined 10 20
l5 cents lato ga the week supply to-
day ls 1000 head. Including a good
share of country kinds, and the mar
ket steady Western wethcrs and year-
lings for killers bring $40 TO $3.50,
ewes 2525 10 $3.50. lambs 800 10 y1.4U.
There ls "a strong demand FOR feeding
stun. lambs az $500 90 $685., yclrlings
s5.8J 90 $50, ana extraordinary prices
are boiug paid for breeding ewes. at
s185 to 500. With country buyers
taking nearly 90 per cent of the re-
relpts. tho market rs likely 10 stand
up uudcr pre,ty liberal receipts.
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WEED ON COPPER.
Gives some Figures ON Production Of
Metal in This Country.

The publication OF Walter Harvey
Weeds book, "Thc Copper Mines Of
the World comes at a critical period
in the industry Of which It treats 80
excellenuy, says the Transcript Of Bos-
ton. For 23 years. Mr.. Weed was geo
survey ana his book has the merit of
fun knowledge Of all phases OF this
most interesting subject. Mr.. Weed
shows that in spite Of the worldwide
distribution Of copper. less than $50
mines contribute to the worlds copper
supply, that being the number Of mines
with as much as 100. 900 pounds per an
mum of output. OF these. IS are In the
United States The bulk of the worlds
supply comes from about 40 mines
only. three-hfths OF q by Ave great
mines. One-ilfth OF Il by one mine. The
United States Is the greatest producer,
Mexico is second. spain third, Germany.
which consumes copper only less than
the United states and Great Brit
ain has but two large mines. Barring
the United states. Mexico and Great
Britain. there Is no immediate Increase
Of production In sight,
The United states I'm 1906 produced
s. per cent OF the worlds total Of l.at6.-
600 600 pounds Of copper. Tho English
race not only owns the gold mines OF
the world. observes Mr.. Weed. but owns
ana consume MOST OF Aiit N'lNfl ha
well. In 10 years the Increase IN the
worlds production of copper has been
st per cent. that Of the United states
las per cent The increase In product
since 1899 has been due 20 development
in the United states Mexico and Cau-
ada. from 1899 To 1905 the worlds pro-
durt Increased by 2t9.O32 long toms
North America supplying 2l42l9 tons Of
the GAIN The Anaconda, Boston a.
Montana Calumet g. Hecla, Rio Iinto,
Copper queen. Greene. Manifold United
Verde Calumet a. Arizona, United
Copper Arizona, old Dominion and
United Globe and North Butte are the
leading producing mines. Montana, Ar
iona and Lake superior furnish more
chan seNeu-eighths OF total United
states product The copper Industry
practically began here in 1850, with go
IONS of total production. 512 tons OF q
frDm Michigan Arizona came into
rrommouce boz 1850, Montana in 1883.
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BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

James a Pollock a company hlnk-
cls and brokers. 6 West Second Slutn
street furnish tho following, received
over their private wire. this afternoon;
bingham Con. closed 81 a d Ht.
Boston Con. closed lSU 1Ni1.
~ Coaln- 10; lGlsf lb"t JOS
sales 195.
Butte & Rondon. a.: lss 1h;
! p sales 500
cum Ely. closed s a. 0bE.
COP Range. 5Sl. 5SIs; 'N'si obs
sales 312.
Con. Morcur closed $1,000.
East Butte. 5&s aA; '4t o'ti
salcs 1876.
CRANKY closed SSa9L
Green e-Cunanca gfss g'sf p, p"
sales 3.1TS.
Nevada Con. closed % @9a.
Nevada Utah. SH. 3a; 3@; 5@'
sales, 275.
North Butte. 4oA; ts#; Ea;
47& sales 1852.
United Copper closed asa 40.
L.. S. S. com. 36as 36M; 36~;
a6% sales 115; do pfds Stls; aSi
31z; 37& sales 235.
Utah Con. So. So, IS 26. sales -o5.
Calumet & Arizona, llli III; ll0' llO'
sales So.
Baiakiala. 5& 5a,; yH 5%i sales
3.Oj6.
DaIy West ny: 1lil' sales 635.
Giroux. 5is: SIS; 81 81. sales loO
Nipissiue, rs; u.s. lt.3 az; sales go.
Trinity. 1874 1885 1874 l3h. sales 500.
Davis DAILY closed 6i4WSla.
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STOCKS SLUGGISH,
BUSINESS SMALL

New York Sept, 96.-The stock market
showed the same sluggish tendency In the
opening dealings as was manifested yes
terday.
Changes In the active stocks were lin
tied to eighths and quarters divided be-
tween gains ana losses. The dealings
were small except IN United states steel,
Of which some large blocks changed
hands al y. Bethlehem steel sold al an
advance Of a3s.
a series of alternate ups and downs
failed 10 place the list very far from yes
terdays closing, but the uudCrtOne was
rather heavy. Union PaCinC, the Hill
stocks, New York Central and American
smeuing were at times from a 20 4 be-
low yesterdays hnal prices. Pacific coast
-aggcd 8. p mrd Avenue Allis-Chal-
mers preferred 4 and Great Northern ore
Ceruncatee ".
The drift OF prices without decided
tendency gave place 10 a pronounced de-
cline Alhs-Chalmers fell lia, and pre-
fcfred go, Great Northern preferred, and
North American l4. Northern Pacinc lsa
Onion Pacific, Texas PaciuC and Central
Leather ia and 81. Paul ].
The market dld not 80 much lower
neither did be- rally much speculation be-
coming staRGant when the selling stopped.
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CONCENTRATES.

j. H. Shockley. who IS interested
in several mining enterprises with w.
u. Clark. is in the city 20 confer with
the lattcr.
]. NJ Reynolds and Robert Gorlin-
SKI returned yesterday from a. trip 90
the Hecla copper property IN Beaver
county.
Loriu ~ Morrison viii be pas
scnger TO Beaver county tonight TO
make an inspection of the Indian
queen property.
J. C.. Royle has arrived from Won
der, New, for a visit with his parents.
MT Royla Is engaged in the brokerage
business at Wonder.
NJ. X. Parsons, Jr, superintendent
Of the milling department Of the Tom
opah Mining company. is In the city
from TonOpah on q brief vacation.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
Company were: Crude ore and con-
centratc. Sl68.O00 base bullion. S61,-
coo
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Iron Blossom. On the Contrary
Was in Active Demand and
Closed Some Higher.
LOWER MAMMOTH HELD FIRM.
Ucck Tunnel Transferred go a' 90
Ohio Copper Comes ont
On open Board.

Crown Point came On for sharp de-
cline during the forenoon calls Of the
saIt Lake stock q Mining exchange
soday. Several large selling orders
were in evidence and the stock sold
down Co 90 cents. but it was readily alb
sorbed and closed with slight rally
10 IT'S credit Iron Blossom, ON the
contrary. was eagerly sought and III"
stock recorded au advance of 10 cents
a share the last lot going az 80 cents.
A good many are at "a loss 10 know
lust why SD much Partially was shown
a. Iron Blossom other than that there
Is not as much OF this stock in circula-
tion The situation was particularly
puzzling TO those who have looked up-
on Crown Point as being more tuttu-
natcly situated as regards The location
OF the Colorado vein. Lower Mann
moth held its own very well. $50 did
May Day Beck Tunnel recorded
sale at SL15. while Colorado Kept
busy Cor q time with plenty of bidders
ready TO take 81 no SO. The only UNI
listed stock Registering "a sale was
Ohio Copper. Two hundred shares
We're induced to come out az S4.'0 ana
no doubt more would have been taken
at the price had 70 been offered.
The closing quotations and sAhs
were.
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Company Markets Another Car
Load Averaging Better Than
Sixteen Per Cent.
GOOD REPORTS FROM NINE.
Nothing But shipping Material Com
ing from the $50 level at
Present.

The cXchequor Of the Nevada Doug
Jas Copper company was enriched yes
terday by the receipt OF si35l0e. the
net proceeds from car Of ore shipped
TO the Salt Lake valley smeiters last
week Tor treatment The lot averaged
I6lI per cent copper. with the iron and
silica running about even. But
there ls nothing unusual about this oc-
curronce. II only goes 90 show that the
Nevada Douglas Is producing o good
grade OF copper right along and tnaL
% can operate with "a great degree NJ
success with copper sclling 40 pres
emit quotations. Sixteen per cent COPS
per ore is very good. but the Nevada
Douglas company has the habit OF oc-
caslonany sending On ore a9soying con-
s.derably higher than that. some lots
have been marketed which returned
considerably above % per cent copper
Reports from the mine continue 70
show very satisfactory state or ar
fairs there. SUul S. 8. Arentz In his
last communication 90 Manager Walter
a.. Orem stated that the $50 Wine I'm
the Ludwig mine is still iu good ore,
and that tho $50 east Cross-Cut shows
up better than az any time in the
history OF the property The Copper
Casting shaft BE- doing splendidiy under
development and In the bottom has
been disclosed heavy garnet lime
formation thoroughly impreguated with
yellow sulphides. All the ore now CONF
ing from the $50 level is being shipped.
In the deep tunnel OF the original Ne
Vada Douglas group. drift No. ] shows
full face OF copper ore. While 10 Is
an old story, IL Is nevertheless a fact
that every days work only furnishes
additional PROOF that the pefmanency
OF the mine has been thoroughly and
nnmnIeiolN astahliahad
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CHINA BUYS COPPER.
Considered Important Factor in the
Present Metal situation.

Boston, Mass. Sept 26.-The News
Bureau says today: What Is consid-
cred AN important facto- IN the cop
per situation Is that China is again
in the market for a large volume Of
copper. Deliveries to extend over tho
next ~ months. Already I'm Europe
agents for the Chinese Mandarin who
are back Of the current buying move
mcnt have secured some hundreds OF
tons. which have been shipped %
shanghai In che United States. how
ever. tho inquiry from the far east
has thus Tar seen Of small proportions.
but II is stated no copper has been
obtained aere because some OF the
American producers or selling agents
desire. az this time. 10 commit them
selves for a year ahead Business in
electrolNtic has bee done al 10 cents,
while Lake by the independents has
been sold al 15l4 cents The United
Metals is asking 1915 cents for Lake.
some business i'm electrolytic has been
transacted as low as 14A cents. all
though in small volume.
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DEM1JoHN STRIKE.
4 Phoebe Property Which is Making a
Fair Showing.

stockholders In THE Phoebe Demi-
john Mining company are feeling juhi-
liant these days over the success being
achieved IN the corporations holdings.
In the Dcmijohn proper a fine body
Of ore has been encountered on the
1O0-fOOt level the rock averaging $40
per tor. In the Lucky Boy claim,
which belongs TO the company. a five
foot breast of ore was recently uncov-
cred am average assay made today
showing a result OF 1872 ounces Of sill
yer Co the ton, with picked samples
running much higher
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STANDARD OIL co.
DISTRIBUTES STATEMENT,

New York. Sept. 26-The Standard Oh
company has Issued In the last month A.
o0o,OJ0 copies Of its pamphlet labeled
From the Directors Of the STANDARD oil
Company 10 It's Employees and Stockhold-
ers." The pamphlet is being distributed
not only 20 those who are addressed, but
sent broadcast among oil consumers.
IL IS given away, through dealers, with
the sale Of a gallon OF oil. The pamphlet,
"a summary OF which was published a
month or more ago, deals with the S29.
10000 fine imposed upon the Standard oil
company of Indiana, by Judge lands. In
"a word in advance" II alleges that the
Standard oil company is the victim OF a
persistent and adroit' attack on the
part Of the federal authorities.
Then follows a statement of James A.
Moffett, president Of the Standard oil
company OF Indiana, in which he defends
the scent rate attacked by the govern
ment
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GEORGE M. CANNON co.

oats were dun and prices Arm. chiefly
because OF active covering by shorts DC.
ccmbcr opened q, higher at blA and sold
az Sc
Provisions were steady because OF high
or prices for live hogs January pork op-
ausd Pie lower 90 i3.32ir. Lard was -lo
lower at s.72if Ribs We're or 2iFc AZ t.'9'
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. sept @.-Sugar raw, hrm.
Fair refining. 3iJ. centrifugal Ji test
1886: moiasses sugar, $40.
Eehued-Stcady, Crushed, 80, power
co. $40. graduated. 800
Conca-stoady. No Rio, 6. No. 4 SAN
tos, s, . -
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. sept $-Buttcr. steady.
Creamcries. $40 Si4. dairies 22Qlo'2-
Eggs-Steady at mark cases Included
ti1alia.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool. sept S- CLOSING; wheat
SPOT nomiual.g featureless; Dec, -
ND. March ST. ad
Coru-Sp0t steady Prime mixed Amerl-
can. ls etd. futures, steady; Oct os "a
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BALAKLALA COPPER
Compan, Man Have Co Raise Money
Before Completing ,mcltcr.

lIuIu.h special IN lIN.I
Boston sruI Ia -NaIllNul1 Copper
-ta.E has been under selling pressure
aU the way uom $40 Zoo 81 ana the
selling Waa originated largely from
NOW York We understand that selling
WAS due t1 fnr oNcr-eKtension of SOME
~ Uhu largest stnckholdeH.nu iniH does
nod refer 200 ihe Guggeuhams who
claim mod ta have snli share oi inrIr
block of $1,000. Recent weakness Iu
In. STOCK D. probably based upon me-
.alt ihat some Now financing De- nDcrH-
.nrg lu me near future. just how ~ ls
orb D.. raised la prohl.Wlu.II possibly
nt bonds hut moro likely lust at this
umo. hy short term notes In J rs-
Uuatei chat UHlakH|. cam earn - per
shan. urT rcur 900 copper
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PRODUCE


Chicago. sept ZG-Tho wheat market
opened Today weak with an active Trade.
Liverpool cables were reported lower ana
tha forecast NJ warmer weather in tho
northWesf was also "a boaush factor Do
cemhor wheat opened a shade 40 hues
lower 10 isA fo as8, sold at iNfIl COY
and fhcn declined to e9i uoet
com was eaafr. because on tho prcdlc
rion of warner weather Throughout tho
corn bold Trading was fairly active,
December opened hnaa lower ~ t6. 10
His sold no 90 agt and thon declined 10
-sh
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago. sept 8-Cattie-Reoeipt
about 5000 Market steady Besves, s.lp0
7.3. COWS, $4,000, Texas steers aud
feeders, 100000.
Hogs-Rsceipts about lGUO. Market &c
higher. Light { .l0n6.51ia. mixed, $500
6.Eia; heavy, 5.Cin5.sO. rough. 5.t50s.sli
pigs. 5.7JuG.D. bulk or sales, J.UFg6.j3.
sheep-tcccip about 1000. Market
steady Natives. 3.O9mo 40. western. 500
500: yenrlngs. 5.tCub.aO. lambs. iiy,r5.1o,
western. t.luui.D.
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REGULAR p. st. SALES

IITTT TI-II = VI 0NIIT.l--
Lower Mammoth. Goo at 300.
MAY Day 41OO 900 G6
star Con. so U1t a.
Colorado. 200 at GOO. 100 at 6t0,
buyer 60. 100 at 60o buyer 80. 200
at 500
Crown Point 100 at o.. 100 at &C..
$500 al Gs: 600 at 6s buyer 30. 500
at &c.
Iron blossom 100 at Sc. 400 at So.
goo at S.
Sioux Con. 100 90 81. 1900 at 3d.
lingo. 500 at 2Sh 1000 at 2S
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COLUMBUS DIVIDEND.
Director. Met Yesterday Afternoon
And Posted One

Tho directors OF the columbus Gone
slnd.ted Mining company met yestet-
.dtv afternoon and posted the usual
guutterly dividend OF l0 cents "a share.
Thc transfer books close un oct. ana
tb. dlte of payment has been dxcd for
1rt d.. Thc amount Is 20 cents share
ON fhe issued stock OF the company and
lmouuu 90 t561Ot6n.
That the columbus Consolidated come
many Is u very prosperous 'ondi-
iI1. IS evidenced ny ,hs fact that the
treasurer of tho Organization h1s lu
hI- possession at tuv present time more
man twice enough money 90 meet ine
tyidaud r.uuIrOmrmul aud that Hhip-
rrauts of uI. continue to come from
fn. mime NIIu ,nc usual rrgullri3.
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ToNoPAH DIVIDEND.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept -Tou0pah
MlnnF company directors wiz meet
ate ths afternoon to declare tho
quarterly dividend. m Be- generally
expected that thH ea cents share Niu
he derl1Icd
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TouOpah Nevada. lOnMl0rs Montana
Tonopah. 2.45Q2.50. MacNamara. 32833;
Midway. S00si. Tonopah Belmont 2l0
a220, Tunopah North star, l8uls; Ohio
Touopah. lm2 West End Cons. 60465,
Rescue. 9nl0. Touopah g. California, 4
as. Golden Anchor. 10 asked. Jim But
Den. 1904. cash Boy. 4H5 Home, o
asked. Monarch Pitts. EXtu,3Nli Gold
an Grown sac
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WE DO JOB PRINTING and the
Kind OF fob printing that everyb body
wants who wants good work. The Dss-
sTst News
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CANNON g. CANNON. Mining stock
Brokers, As p. s. TEN. Both Phones.
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GEO. q. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS. "a n. So. Temple. Both
phones 90.
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T. 81 West a Co., stock brokers.
ID b. Walker Blk Both phones Of
nco ana residence
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.. n. SNOW a Co.. Stock Brokers.
81 Commercial Blk Both Phones 1879
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Humphrey, asked. Dexter 10 asked 4
l., Joe, 2d7, Crescent. 2d8 Granny III
asked Mustang. iedis. LATHE Grey ~
bid Cow Boy, 4 bid Ong Miami. 10
u BrOncho asked ] Jack. l5 asked /.
Dog. bid: y. Horsc. 3 bid. Ind. camp
9 bid
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Falrview silver King. 10 asked Fair
view Eagle. i1b bid. Nevada Hllls'
40 Pittsburg Silver Peak, l.8ln ~,
North star Wonder. 4 asked Eagle
Nest, tOMai Ruby Wonder, % asked
Alice " Wonder. 3 asked.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock & Company fur
hish the following quotations from san
Francisco ou Nevada mining stocks to-
day.
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Ophir. 1875 bid; Mexican, 6ld65.
Gould & curry, 22d2t; con. Va. Sl0
So. Savage sfdS6; Hale g. Norcross,
. 90 asked; yellow Jacket. los bid;
Belcher 31a3S. Confidence. Ssas0, Sier-
ia Nevada. eggs; Exchequer ai035;
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Custom Assayers ana Chemists. 100
south West Temple ST.
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Sandstone. Nu42. COL lt. 35u5li
Jumbo. 2gO bid. Jumbo Eat. 1870
Ila. Norual "a asked Pennsylvania, Q
asked Kendall. 22023, Booth. 30 asked.
Blue Bun. 2lM2s. Adams l0gl2. silver
Pick. 45u46. Nevada Boy $40; Black
Butte Ext, 6nl; Blue Bell 1908,
Dixie. soc. Goldncld columbia. 30 bid;
HIbcIuia. sos. ST. Ives 6oW62 con-
gutror. 10 asked, Black Rock. a0A
lone star 1Sul9. q. wonder, 3 asked
P0ultch. 40 asked. ORC, ltalhi Ken
dlu Extension 213, SANDSTONE
EN.. 3ui Wayne. 900, Atlanta. $685.;
CO. Bend. fauls, SimmcroneI 10
asked. Empire l0n ~, Rep Top Ext.
a2u48. Florence. $685. u 800, ID field
b Do Cons. 2Im-2. GoldncId Daisy.
Iu5UIuaI.. Commonwealth 30 asked.
Comb Fraction. l12N 0115. a.. Bend
Ext lUu1l. co. Bend Annex s asked
Kcuauos. asa 90, Esmcralda 9ullt
Portland Us asked CraCkeriack tfft
De-. ~ Mohawk. D. 900 asked Red Hius.
S48. s. Tiger ls bid. Grandma. I2N
1A ~ Rose 8 bids COL M Ext, ga
g. GOldheld Con. t.ttia H0b0, D.hOld
Triangle. lsnl9.
BuLLFROG.
orrraL 40a Bmfrog Mining. n
asked. Montana EuNfr0E gas. Nation
a Bank i6 h.', h. Harris. lu2. Anne
ihyst ANlt. rir.uWuy b asked Dan-
Ntr EuIfIuE hnurN. DID. Bonnie
clare 35 asked. Mayn0Ner Cons 32H
So. Montgomery shosh0ne Ext. 9 ask
edi O. sceptsr B asked. Montgomery
Attn. 609. HomOFtake Cons. 6304. Y
Girl. asked Nugget q hld TRAMP
Cons. 32uA victor g asked, N0rth
STAR q arkei suns.' 4 asked.
MANHATTAN.
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South Omaha sept -6--Catt,e-Re-
Ccpts beU Market best steady. others
lower. Native Steers, 4.l5di.U D. COWS and
hefers, l.lau .iI. western steers. 3.l5n
5.ll. Texas steers. $3.50. 80. COWS and
D ltfrs. ona,rs Gamers, -oli.iai
stcck-rs aud lleuera 3 sJA6 ~, calves,
3 prl3.lU, bulls, stag. etc, 2.UIp4.JO.
uJps Receipts ,.pl. Market steady ID
b mgher. Heavy 5.llN6 %, mixed. $3.50
90. light. G8QG.2. pigs a.a0l.uo.
SnoeI- Receipts 1901. Market steady 90
lower Nrarings. s.6oao s1. lambs blatr
800
KANSAS CITY
Kansas CtN sept 26.-Cuttle-Hlcapl
i.Ola including 30 southcrns. Market
steady to strong Native attsgs, $500 900.
southern sttrrs. l.0Ju4 90. southern Cows.
2u1u1 -. native COWS ana hrIfHrs 9Df'
$50. stoekeI- and feeders 5000 81, buls
O. lu|io.l5. calves. 5000 .p. waaiurn trur.,
J.llul.E. western cows, ..&nt.U
HuEH- Hraeipt.. 900. Market steady
Bulk of sales. g 10000. heaYy. G.oIn6.l f.,
packers, tlyQe.h, pigs and ushis. 0.sllt
600
Sheep Receipts. 5oo. Market steady
Lamb b.uuu 20. range wtth"rH. 5psll. b
ftd ewes. laoa600.
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4. S. CAMPBELL.
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IAttlc Bcll-300 al 1.lJ.
10. Mammoth 100 at 800.
May Day--lOO at g.; ! 100 ut GS
Uncle sam CON- 500 az l.52la. 1000
al 100. b. 60. 500 at 1.52la, 3D. 60.
Colorado-lO0 az COS.
Crown P0iut-3.200 at IS. 1900 at 90,
] 500 at 66. 500 at Co. b. 30, 1900 at 6S.
b. 90
Iron Blossom-lO0 al rs. 300 80 so.
Mt Iake-i9O M 90. 500 at 56.
Sioux Con- 800 az As, . -UU %.
Seven Tro.-3.3ou at &c.
Victor Con i 900 ut d..
Yankee Con.--200 at 81, 300 at %.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tumcl-i00 at 1.lJ.
Crown Poiut-lO0 ut 6A. B. $50, ZOO al
g.. 100 at Go. 300 8t G9.
col Con 80 ut 4.G5.
C0l0rado-l00 Gao b.05. 1850 al O. Loo.
IuyO-a 600 ut 20. 500 at ls
Iron Blossum-.lUD at NI. lNI af s1. lU
Al 50. 100 ut So, 200 lt NG. $500 0t Sd. 800
al So. no Gao 80
May Day---iUu at 90.
Little Chirf-lOUU at q.
sioux Con.--lU1 Ht IH.
Yankee -lOI aI g.. POD 40 49,
REcAPlTrIATION
Shared. Naml
Regular ............ -ltNI hINoat..
open board ............le ..1N l>'al.a
Forenoon totals ....1agl0 Vra,-I
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