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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-22

patented claims. $50 miles south of salt
Lake and dO miles southeast Of Marys-
vale IN Garfield county. over 1900 tons
OF ore are piled upon the dumps and q
mill with Il capacity OF 10 tons per day
will be running within 10 days. The
mine and mill win net che company
over 81 OO0 per day, as antimOny Is
worth $3.50 AZ the NALL. Anthony Is
the name or the new camp. which now
has a postoflIce. $50 inhabitants and
when the mill Is started. electric
lights, telephones and other features,
Believing a strike was planned for
May unless an Increase in wages was
granted, The Boston Con. and Utah
Copper companies have discharged over
IO0 carpenters in their employ. The
men working on the big smelter are
not union men and II is said there mas
been more or less talk among the car
penters OF organizing union among
them selves and then making demand
FOR uniform wages. The Boston CON
has been paying it's men Si.25 per day
and the Utah Copper, S. The hrst hint
the men received that their plans had
been anticipated WAS the action OF the
companies in calling the men In ana
paying them off. All boarding houses
in Garfield were notified 10 send III
their bills Friday night and the various
amounts were deducted from the
mems wages.
The Golden Triangle company has
been organized and the next step VIII
be some preliminary step towards de-
velopment Of the property itself. The
company comprises Salt Lake operators
and the mine Is the Rosebud district,
Nevada. The company was Organizer
under the laws OF Nevada for slOQV,O0O
with shares at q par value of 81 each,
Of the total capitalization, 100000 Is SCI
aside as treasury stock. The officers
ere; George w. Morgan. president;
Thomas Marioneaux, vice president;
Edward CopeIy, secretary; George n
Lawrence, treasurer, and these with r.
NJ. Croker and *, Z. Abstein constitute
the board of directors The new COM
pany OWLS four claims about two ana
4 half miles north Of the Brown PalacA
and White Alps and four separate
lodges outcrop on these claims. These
are 20 feet wide and average values Oh
tanned were sS5. although sos has been
nbtaiue6.
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THE LONG SIDE
FELT ENCOURAGED
Week Opened With Better Prices
And Larger Volume Of Business
Than for Some Time.
STRENGTH AFTER WEAKNESS.
All Representative Stocks In Demand
MOVED lrcgmlnrIy in Afternoon
When ProItt taking Began,

Now Work. April 2.,-Business fer the
week in The stock market began with an
upward movement In prices and willis
trading larger In volume than ~ any time
recently Operators who favored the long
side OF the market became move confident
OF their position vhcn The market faIled
to display its usual declining tendency,
Purchases were cllrtatled for while. n
strong Indication Of weakness followed
and The buying was resumed Ia larger
volume than before. All Of the represent
Reading New York Central and tile Har
rImans. The gains during the fclIowLng
hour amounted 10 ga In ST. Paul, "a ia
Reading . IN New York Central, Northern
Pacific. unlOn Pacific and Lear. ~ IA
Smelling and tIs IN Southern Racliic anu
Copper, and large number Of STOCKS a
point Or more,
Prices IN some cases rose in the second
hour Of trading above the previous levels,
but there WIS a marked subsistence uI
demand. Reactions We've slight.
Bonds Were firm.
Stocks moved irregularly in the after
noon when the prolt-taklng sales ana
buying orders con1lcted. Fluctuations
either way did not amount TO much and
the market stlmenad readily when pres
sure was removed.
The market closed strong at the best
prices Realizing sales were an a srnal
scale and the bulls took favorites III heud
for another upward movement. Union Pa
cities extreme advance reached Il Read
4ng and SINE lyElls az much, ana Atnal9a
ma ted Copper, 3, Lead 29b Pacific Coast
Inc rest of the list was held tlrn w sSmi
patty.
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CONCENTRATES.

David Evans, formerly OF the Uncle
Sam Consolidated, is in this city,
S. w, Ecoles. W. S Mccormick, f,
Armstrong. w. w Armstrong and
other big mining men who have been
in Ely has returned from that camp,
The May Day is taking the expected
steps towards having it's old contract
with the smeIters abrogated. should
the smelter remain obstinate the new
company win carry the matter into The
courts.
w, NJ. wantland of the zenoll has
left for Palisades, New, to inspect
cars OF ore on the way to the local
markets and a new find has revealed
ore going from 3 to $50 ounces in
silver.
Harry Simpler has received assay re-
turns upon the samples he brought
from the Keystone group of claims Ave
miles southwest Of Gold Butte. Two OF
the samples go SO and 6.2 per cent cop
per; 10 ounces silver and 81 and $40
IN gold Other samples go from 81 TO
Sc in gold
Gordon & Beason, stock brokers,
are now M 9 west Second South
where they have secured cappcious
and convenient offices. This firm has
number of innovations under CON
slderation, which when Installed VIII
be doubtless welcomed by the stock
Interested public
Dame Runlor Is whispering around
that the activity being displayed by
Nevada Hills "a caused by the eager
ness OF the 'hlslders" to get as much
stock as posslIt Great thing are be-
lloved to be undc tway In the PROPERTY.
The recent strike In Tunnel No, Is
tan, a., trtb
Ed Copaly left for Humboldt county
Saturday afternoon accompanied by
George w. Morgan: Mr., retro and tlo
following Morrison Stockholders from
Rockford. Illinois, Frank Homer +. NJ.
Smith and Alex Parsun- The Morrison
viii be visited and chen the Nevada
Superior ana Rosebud properties win
come In for call
The Nevada Hlns is 10 have Its main
Offices IN this city. This action was
taken during the last annual meeting
The officers are, Windsor Y, Rice
PRESIDENT H. r. Davis. Vice president
and William N. clark secretary and
treasurer who With John r. Hodson
w III. Wobber John A, Kirby and
James Farrell constitute the board ot
directors
The Salt Lake & Pirtsburg on COM
pany win have It's refinery In Spring
valley ready Ton service about the first
of he coming month This viii NOT
only hlndlo the OH from the SAT- Lake
& Pittsburg Wells but the products OF
lhe Chlcago company Por-
ter II, Fitzgerald OF Chicago, one " ihe
Dhlcago- Wyoming c0mplnys members
ls Nm Salt Lake and rxplains that hs
company OWES 10000 acres. exronding
from a polnt just east ~ the ASPEN
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LOCAL MARKET REPORT.

In today's markets, the receipts IN
Guide a car OF very fine lemons; but as
the fruit is becoming scarce. prices are
going up; and wholesalers are asking
$3.50 to 81 per box The best Heolsl,u
oranges are also in the market, at rea-
sonable prices; but bananas are scarce
today. and the market may be empty
by wednesday. However,. fresh sup
plies will be along FROM New Orleans
a car of Idaho potatoes are In evil
dence: also large sized grapefruit IN
fact small sizes OF grapefruit are not
obta lnable any longer. and run As to bi
10 the box. The usual vegetable ship
ments from central and southern CALI
fornia are being received. now that per-
inauent connections have been re-
established with the coast
Eggs are down a nickel. oranges are
On the rise, and there are no more
oysters. The prices obtaining in to-
days local markets are as follows'
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BOSTON MARKET

Jatnes y, Pollock s Co, bankers and
brokers', furnish the following, re-
celyed over their private wire, this
afternoon.
Bling. Ice; 1874 lT5s; 1871 sales SO.
r. c. z8h 29ls; sstt 291si sales l965.
y, Coalu., 2ess; 279S 26lt; 277s sales
4.34O.
b. & L., closed, lTtq2
c. NJ, 49, 49,; 81. IS; sales 100
Cop. Range, 500 s2Ss: S0A saSs;
sales 3.03l
Cum. ELY. closed s&@9.
d. w. l6is- I65a i6la 1914 sales 50.
CRANKY. closed 129a1S5
East But7e closed 10al0ls,
Greene Cananea, closed l6stdpl1
New Con. las; 143s AS; liss' sales
80,
New Utah, closed $7sG4.
n r., S7 SIS; 81, So; sales 2,6a7
In Cop, 61A 6it6: 6lA s1i4 sales
q. $, S, com, 81, sag; "a; 5tas. sales
49,
U. S. S. pfd.. closed 4a1@l9A
Utah Con. 81; 62st; 6Z ga; sales
l,1SO.
BalRklala, closed 10dl0h
Trinity closed, 2lA02lS.
Davis DAILY. closed 1745qlTFs,
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S. W. EcoLEs HERE,
President of Nevada Northern Visits
Salt Lake ON His Way East.

S. w, Eccles, president of the Nevada
Northern railroad, IS In Salt Lake. hay
Ing arrived III his private car Oceanic
Iasr evening" Mr., EccIes has Just re-
turned from a trip over his road to
Ely, and speaks in glowing terms Of
the future of that town and vicinity.
Tho future of Ely is very bright. said
Mr. Eccles, and the outlook is that
the output OF the mines OF the vicinity
VIII exceed that Of Butte. We are 60
ing to rush the construction Of the
smelter to the mines and work on the
smelter itself viii he hurried with all
possible speed. The work has been
thoroughly gone over and mapped out
and everything 10 prevent delay IN the
construction work viii be done Ely
Will this year experience very pros
porous season. and the outlook Is very
bright for her future,
MI. EccIes will visit Denver after
leaving Salt Lake, and Yll continue on
70 New York.
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ELY is GROWING.
Fourteen Big Buildings Are NOW I'm
der Construction.

Special Correspondence
Ely. ApriI 2O.-R b. Hildebrand,
superintendent OF the graders and
teamsters al Ely City, commenced
" ork yesterday on the excavations for
the foundations OF IA new buildings,
The completion of the foundation
for the big hotel has made a uum-
Der of men and teams available for
this new work which Will be pressed
as rapidly as possible.
sand is being hauled TO the hotel
site to be used in mixing mortar for
the stone inasons who VIII soon COM
mence work upon the stone walls OF
the Sl0G, 0Ol structures.
Many new residences are being put
an In the TOWNSHIP and nearly all OF
them are roomy and INTELLECTUALLY
attractive. notably the homes Of Chas-
$. Chandler and DT. Z. L., II, Wal
lace.
The building operations in the low
er part OF town have been so active
that already there arc evidences of
the growth which will In time bind
the two parts of the camp together
ccnpactly.
The additions adjacent to Ely City
are sharing IN the activity or that
Fart 0f the camp Where few
months ago there We're wide vacant
tracts. there are now clusters OF
houses, aud more dwelling are going
up
crowds continue to flock 10 Ely
city 20 watch the interesting work
of cltS building there.
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BETTER TONE IN
STOCK EXCHANGE
Utah Stocks Gain Several Points
Promising New Strength
This Week.
COLORADO MINING ACTIVE.
Bccl, Tunnel. Columbus and Mountain
Lake Make Substantial Climbs
Handsome Totals Recorded

While the public Is sllli leaNtng On"
r,fnjnq stock game clone Il IS evident
..' s,,.aoa e ho,,r roaterel and
tllal e0iArpe.iee - ',i',p 800, ..-,.f.a
the events Of recent date WHICH tslue1
somewhat TO put black eye on tra"lns
arc fas4 becoming things OF history.
n,s f,.,saot,, regulate BE Al an and say
lhe No'D"V'U .'V%e'0 80 -
dispatches ana TINS removes S'op-
from Nevada stocks. Utah cid not sut-
far greatly from any pnnics or labor
troubles. although there was, of course
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MEATS AND POULTRY.
TODAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York, April 22.---NIoney on
call. easy, ~ @s2l per cent; ruling
rate, 2H per cent, closing bid, y !;
offered mt = per cent,
Time loans, steady and dull; 60
days, Sia al per cent; 80 days 4 Y
per cents six months 4 y GO per cent.
Closer Prime mercantile paper, . u
@6 per cent.
Sterling exchange, stFong, with ac-
ttlal business in bankers biIls ut
1-S6 ,O5@ I.S6.1O for demand. and ut
1-s3, 1O@ i,S3-I5 for GO day bills; post
ed rates, 3.S3 !. a 5.SI and s.S0 X a
4.S7; commercial bills, iS2 a.,
Bar silver. 65IA
Mexican dollars, 50ssv
Government bonds, steady rail-
road bombs, firm.
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GoLpFIELp.
NEW YORK CURB.

James A. Pollock g. Co. bankers
and brokers' furnish the following re-
cclved over their private wire this
afternoon;
NewhoUse. 1917 1l9Hs Utah Cop
pcr. 80 q 30 Nevada Con, l4Gp14 V !;
Cumberland Ely sBM9; Balk, loo
l0& Nipisslns, 149s d14iEi Davis
Daily IL Il a 1874 Bingham Cent
{ x d1F: Nevada Utah, 8 = dt4 Be
gofe, asked Eagle and Blue Bell
2W2its East Butte l0is ploh Do
minI0n copper US as y; Utah Apex
o z. az. Majestic, $9s03}a; DAILY
West, IS = q l6 = Butte & H.. rs q 2.
Con- Mercur. 81 ass; T. S. Snpelter.
81 z ass, " s. SmelteT. pfd., AZ = q
~ * utAh ConsuI latel. 62 VI a 63.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TODA US.

Louis 4. Amsden and wife 10 Janet
Brown, lot L block As plat D., feO1
Chas. A. Arms trong to r G. w,
Ry Co, part OF section ", town.
ship 8 south, range west.-..,.,.- 10l
Christine J. Sp0rey and husband to
Harry 5, Anderson, lot s, block A.
plat go, ...-...,,.,,.-v.,.,,,,-.. S,lo0
Lisadpre W. Taylor 10 InO. s.
Eckert part OF lot 2 block 55, plat
u. ..---s...ts.---s,, -s...ts.--ss lou
Edward b. Wicks to Agatha p.
Schestler part OF lot \ block IA,
plat .,..,.--., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1,oo'
Ell Gregson and wife 70 Thos f.
HowelIs and wife. part of lots l, 2
block G., plat d ...,.,.....,,,,..-.,. A.S0l
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RETURNED MISSIONARIES

Have you a friend or .aegualntsr.
IN your former field Of labor. 10 w s
you would IKE 70 send q copy OF tho
vantage OF o,ir special offer, nn1. ~
aid the great missionary work NJ,
send the paper Que year to any nr,,s
In the United States, csnad OF sS
leo at half price, $500 This does nos
apply 10 points where thcre are reyr,N
lar wards or Stakes Foreign postare
extra wv
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BOSTON CLOSE.

Iames A, Pollock Il Co, bankers and
brokers, 6 west Second South street.
furnish the following, received over
theIr private wire, this afternoon;
Adventure, S5s bid; Allouez. 81 bid
Arcadian 6s4@1a Atlantic. l3@!ti
Bingham Con-,lSWH; Il. Coaln., 2IlS
@1l; @. & A., 164GlG5; c. & NJ $50 sked;
Quii,aj. l2OI122 r. l., 5a466 Santa re,
3is shannon, 17S@1s; Tanaraes, 10
@il2; I'm. Copper, 61dh; Trinity, 2lN
M9S: Utah Con, 62A ass Victoria, sM75'
Washr-, 1Ja@27a; Win0na, So a., VOL
verine. 157Ql6O Centennial. SlSs @S2i
Con NIercur. 37G3S; Cop. Range 9245
asa DAILY West. 15A@l6ls; FRANKLIN
l7@15 CRANKY, 12s@l35; Mexico Con-
12A 90I4; Mohawk. s45sZS5; NJ. c. c.,
aIsQT3 New. Con, l46fl; North Butte
s7A ass; Osceola, 13spt4o; Parrot 22asG
90; Zinc, S7Gss; Boston Con-, 291s6t9si
Royale. 1908; U. $, s, com. 5s1aQ5s
u S. s., pfd., 437s94i Balakala. 10
ais; Greene-cananea, l6&qI7; LaSalle,
I1S4ep1S-
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FREE GOLD AT cHELAN.
Find Canses Great Excitemcnt and
Many Claims Arc Already Staked.

Seattle Wash. April ga special to
the Post IntelIigencer from Chelan
says there Is great excitement over
find of rich gold within a few miles OF
town. Specimens show free gold ana
miners say the rock resembles Cripple
Creek Lodges are well defined y
number of claims are stalted and there
indications OF big things,
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PRODUCE.


Chicago. April Q. Wheat opened very
quie; ANA prices were easy. Large world 5
shipments, good weather in the porthwes
aud predictions Of rain tonight In kan
sas, combined to soften the market, July
opened Unchanged 10 * higher at 81 70 elts
and declined 10 S0A.
Prices lu the corn pit opened firm. be
cause OF higher cables hut later eased or
IN sympathy wiki wheat July opened IS
10 4 higher at ASls to S2ss
The cats market was easy because OF
more favorable weather for the crop.
Trading was very dull, July opened 4
sNade TO Is higher " 4lB44lAa and SOLD
at 4l5s
Provisions were eased on moderate sell
ing. The market for live hogs was heavy
July pork opened a. lower at 1880 lerI
was down shade at $40, and ribs we've
~ lower at S,&@z-
The wheat market was nervous during
the latter part of the day. On reports
II damage July sold up 10 ~ y. and then
because Of reports Of rains In Kansas. i
declined to S01a. Abe close was weak With
JulS on ssql. a t SJ1zStsyss,
Corn--Prices became weak in the lasi
and closed Is lower at AsIs
Cash; Wheat--No. 2 rcd, 1sQl1etl; Nc.
red, Td7S No. > hard, Tszal91s; No
hard, TGaIS6 No, l northern. S5ais6; No
do, sIas5j no. spring, 779ss
C-orn-No- q II; No. 3, 56sl46la-
S Ss'sN %aeat IN s'' ssai7. July. so..
Clscrn-DIay, 47s,; July, lsA.
Pork-May, $50; JGiy. l5.s5sI5-Sg}s.
I-ard--May SIS; Iuly, s.7li2-
Rlbs-May. $50; July, S6I1z.
Rye-Cash. u.
Barley-Cash eSd73-
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END youR MAGAZINES

Old books. music and magazines r,t
them IN strong new covers for prcs
servation. Many records of value can
be saved 10y having them bound Tbc
News" blndery can do the work IA,
any form NJ amy price.
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SUGAR AND COFFEE.

New York APRIL 29.-suenr raw. hrm.
Fair refining, 1885, centrifugal, 30 test
$40; molasscs sugar, SQi-
Reiinfd-Steady Crushed. ESQ., powder
ID, $50: granulated, an
Co1ee-slcaGy. No Rio ca; No. 1 san
tos, az
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CURB CLOSE.

Az coInr., 2iQg5; Bling. Con-, 1880
5Aa5ga; E B., lO@Io5s; Hancock. 0
asked; *, c., 1odlOh; Nev, Utah, SIS
"a; Raven, ~ az; S, g. r.. 1914 @lsA;
b. EXP. 1A@1A B, &. L., 1&d2; Cum
Ely, So, as; Davis Daily, 17ss4l1Tsi
Gir0ux, g@9A Helvetia, 4@+A; Majes-
tic, 3ss@3k Npissing, 1A9sa4h;
Shawmut, 1880 Apex, 6as@7b.
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MINING. BUSINESS AND STOCKS

Nevada Hills. h5OaA6o: Pittsb9rg Sil.
Peak. 2.roa2OS; North Star wonder u
asyed Eaglo's Nest. 29N3o; Ruby Won
der, 30 asked New Hills FLORENCE, 49,,
Alice OF wonder, i0G12.
GoLDFIELD
SANDSTONE o5@97 Mohawk. 1900 bid;
ST. Ives. l2,15a so; ConquerOr, 2sM25;
Great Bend. 1.22'an1.25: Req Ton Ext.
a5N55; Godhald Daisy, 2.415aM2.d0.
Comb. Fraction 53505% ct. Bepd Ext
siI09: Gs. Bend Annex 2iaa5s Crack
er1ack, Sldss Lou Dillon. l6qif Y
Rose, i9Qli, Golddeld Con. S-SsI9QO
DaeId Tiaugle, S3055.
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PARK c1TY,s RECORD.
Over Three Million and HALF Pounds
OF Ore Shipped Last Week.

Park city or shipments for the week
ending Saturday follow.
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Manhattan Cons. 70 bid. Manh Min.
Co. l20lii Combination. CAD. Granny y,
ss@aA Mustang, z7Gss: stray Dog 20
ss.
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r. NJ. WEST q co. stock brokerA
d. y Walker Blk, Tel Ct. rea. sBlo-S.
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RrGULAR cALL sALEs.

Daily Judge, 300 at s75,
Uncle Sam, 500 at IS.
Beck Tunnel, 200 AT t.S0.
Colorado Mining, 200 at 2-35; l0o at
e371. 400 at $40 100 at 2,42A 1000 245
Little Chief 100 M 10
Mountain Lake. 300 at 6S 800 at GO,
New York. 200 at "a 500 at liH,
OPEN BOARD SALES,
Beck Tunnel 100 at ls21s; 100 at 1.s5.
Colorado, 100 al 2,424.
Columbus, 100 al Dos COO al BIO,
Insot, 500 at 0.
May Day l,j0O M s7is
Mountain Lake, 400 at TO-
Nevada Hills, 100 at f.&i
Seven TruuGhs, goo az A.
Uncle sam 1000 at IS.
REHABILITATION,
shares, Value.
Reg Hler cav ,..-.--.--- 1900 s.s2l,5O
Open board ,".,,,,,---l 2.l0e l2.lIoO0
Forenoon totals ...-lLdoo S2O.a965o
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LIVESTOCK.
cIlIcAaO.

Chicago April 22.-Cattlc-Rscoipts, 20.
900: market steady. Beeves. 4, 2jQi6-i0;
cows ,75Nt.S0 heifers. 2-65d5 40: calves,
50a 5,4O good to prime steers, 5.S596-1oi
poor to medium, 4.25G5-s9; sSockers and
feeders, 2.SAi5.20
Hogs-Receipts. il.e1l market steady.
Light ana mixed. G,45st5 e11s; heavy 6 20
df6ej rough heavy 6.sOU5, i0 pigs s.l0l
6-65; good to choice heavy, S.55d6 Gi1s
Shcen-FLecefpts, $500. market steady.
Natives. 5OMlGO; western 4;5yI1 ~ ;
earrings 7,09Q7.s0s lambs, e,tQGS,6)
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE

NJ. S, Hanauer j. V. sadler.
i62 So West Temple. +. o. box 1875
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T. z. SNOW a Co., Stock Brokers'
20 Commercial BLK. Both Phones 1879
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KANSAS CITY.

Kausa City, April 22.-Cnttle- Receipts.
1900. market steady. Native steers ,76
GiG. 30, stockers and feeders. 3-Slg4 80:
bulls s.9QGA-50; calves, 3.75yl6, Is: western
Ted steers, 4.255f6,l5; western fed COWS.
9 3Gi.15,
H0es-Recelpts, 1900, market steady.
Heavy, G.s55iGjQ; packers, G-47isaS ,57Is;
pigs and lights, .35IG2j.
Sheep-Recepi S00J marelSt strong
Muttous s. 596.5n, lambs, .0Qlt7 j0 range
wethers, 5,.NQ7,S9i fed ewes, 5.ooqGJ0-
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GEO. Q, CANNON ASSOCIATION.
nRokhls "a u SO. Temple Both
Phones 9lo,
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Bird CoWan Co.
Custom Assayers and Chemists, 100
South West Temple SC,
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS..

James a Pollock n Company bank
ers and brokers, furnish the following
reports of stocks this afternoon I'm thr
san Francisco market:
OpbIr, . 5jae 50; Mexican, 1.o5Ql.tO;
Gould & Curry, 4i@i2 Con. Va, 10
Wl.2O; Savage. s5a96: Hale a. Nor
Ml.lO; ]elchcr 590l60' Confidence, ITO
chequer so asked; Union, baGBOi Ch1l.
asked Montana Tonopah 3.GOA3 %,
Namarn, A3WlA Midway, l.GQ6fl 6j,
Tonopah belmont a,25 hid; Tonopah
North star SSNss; Ohio Tonopah,
asked West End Con-, 3l25Il 30;
Rescue lSQla Golden Anchor, 3SIlO;
Jlm Butcr, .el4Nl. 30; cash Boy. II
Gle Home 500 Boston TouopNh. H.
BID; Monarch Pits EEten. 20 asked
Montana Midway Esteu, l1ula, Colo
ON Crown uWl5' ~ Y. Tom Con-, ~
asked,
BuLLFROG.
Original lsqi6; Bullfrog Mining. 20
d2i Mont BullfroB, 6N7i National
Bank. 2smi0i L-Harrls, DDS Anne hyst.
A3aib; Gold Bar l-l5Nl 20, SteluWag.
lS asked. Denver Bullfrog Annex, iagr
l5i Bonnie Glare. - bid, Alayfloyey
Con. 4O0u M0ntg Sho, ENtan liQ
49, O. Sceptre 20a2l, Montg. AIT s5N
21t l3. DamQnGneld 1890 llomestake
Con, 25Gfi.s0. " Girl 9MiOi Mug
got SOLO Tramp Con. 20 asked,
Victor 1920 North star, S asked,
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LIVERPOOL GRAI.

Liverpool. April 22,--Close-Wheat: May,
6s SID; July Is Z 81,
The weather in England today was fine