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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-16
MEM0RYOFCARMACK
SERVICES HELD IN CITIES OF TEN NEssEE.
Seven Thousand Persons at Ryman Au- ditoriunat in Nashville Where Services of Late Senator
 Are Euaogized.

Nashville, Tenn. Nov. I5.--In allarge number of towns and cities through out the State services were held today in memory of the late E. ". Carmack. former United ? States Senator from Tennessee, who was killed here Mon day by Robin J. Cooper. t
 Resolutions highly eulogistic of the former Senator were adopted by the, various gatherings and in several ir stances the manner of Carmack's talk ing off was severely condemned.
 The exercises in Nashville were held in the Ryman Aid Auditorium, which was packed with an audience number ing fully 1000 people. while hundreds were turned away for lack of space. Tributes of song. oratory and prayer were paid and on many faces were traces of tears.
 Prof. W, R. Webb. to whom the former Senator went to school. spoke of him with earnestness and simple eloquence.
 George II. Armistead Carmack's closest political associate, spoke of the personal characteristics of the man, re- lating several heretofore untold in- stances of kindness and generosity.
 Bishop E. E. Hoss of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South was unable to be present but sent communication. It contained a vigorous reference to what he termed abuse of the pardon- ing power.
 The resolutions adopted deeply de- plored the tragedy; pledged renewal. of allegiance to prohibitions; edeclare the determination to drive liquor from Tennessee: condemn lawlessness and demand an impartial enforcement of the law against all violators whether of high or low degree; declare for the continuance of the present memorial committee to secure a suitable monu- ment to Senator Carmack and extend- ed sympathy to the widow and son.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-16
Cincinnati. O., october 8, 1908. NJ F. Elliott. Esq. New York City, New
|. B. Foraker. Standard oil Company, 26 Broadway, NaW Ynrk ilcfnhar 1 Q Hnno

Hon. J. B. Foraker. Cincinnati O.:
 Dear Sir-I am in receipt of your let enclose copy of letter from Hon. V. P. Kline to you under date of October 6. 1908.
 was associated with Mir Kline in the cases he refers to In his letter and know that the statements contained in his letter are true
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-15
GoLDFIELD CONSOLIDATED.
Reported That \. Chester Beatty VIII
shortly Conduct Examination

There is a well authenticated report
in circulation, though officially uncon-
firmed, that staff of mining engineers
under the leadership of Chester \.
Beatty will leave New York this week
for ioldiield to make one of the most
thorough mine examinations ever made
in this country and the entire tine
Of the staff win be devoted 10 checking
up the ore in sight at the properties VI
the Goldfield Consolidated Mines Co.
This step is taken as final test to as
sure New York bankers behind this
corporation OF the position they have
always maintained concerning the val
re of the ore reserves of this property.
Within the past six months the inn
provoments underground AT the mer-
ger properties nave been so extern
sive and numerous that no detailed ac-
count of the new work has been kept
i'm the east In addition to checking
up this work the engineers win also
look into the accuracy of all the facts
aud figures that have been mentioned
in connection with these properties No
stone Is To be left mtulned to max
the examination thorough, covering all
the details that are at present only
vaguely known. and to ascertain th>
possibilities OF the new strike on tho
Laguna portion Of the Goldheld Con
solidated compaUy's properties.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-15
Col. F. w. Dunn Finds Conditions
Similar to Those Existing in
Oklahoma and Kansas.
LARGE AREA COVERED HERE.
Points out the Great Possibilities of
This Region aud Favorable out
look for the Juab Field.


IN answer to an inquiry about the oil
fields of Utah which was gent him bv
an aaetor, o,,,at,,., r, u ,v
re-,
q, III -, -. t,ie 'u'p vi company, Wnich
r. ~ W ", n,'i . ave INV Nhiuhp'e
-. . u'p hsiu really ls' mas nl'll'eu
'FV,S III "luCh ne says
~. NJ srVi"ss ol the country reseth-
- t""' 81 the great OH Heius OF Okla
a,u.i'1 aii'i Na'lsas except mat OF ulah
A.oiu W., over larger scope OF couh-
w , me CanEohs OF me COLORADO river
49, oue uCctSS 10 me lorlllutlohs Tor
- ~ NsPtl VINE V"os,' t"tthel M
nan" ".l" lesser uepth give one run
"ctv's 10 nature open DOCK. Inc for-
, ,'t9llo'iS aIn lueal LOT an on Country
{, ao.'eS'oi, ol iaSels VI stl"t"
~ 9.enu S'ulies. Sillle, niue anu coi'-
e $500 t''e "' ',.ls t,s lH'
9l'"t 49, - ~ 'v'olh wy oli9; ~ il"iu-
.. lol il'utIo''S preventing liie uH peIns
uitNei, H"uS ny "1'ets una sahes' ma
,,'''''T,'SU Ia uepositS 'He e. III
~ et''vu St1teS' SHis 1uJ'cehl 70
IN ,nu w eI'astS anu Me,is, an ealS
u.l,i.'' az toilsiueleu ldctors III the
'' 80 'oll vi thS olls NloMn 70 exist,
ipst MNo hdNe eNatulheu tne couil-
o eoS lno'VuSIlIS' uilu on existing lot
"vv "liles mor tneaslcily anu southwest
g ,r,S nv 10 Iniies Woe east ana west
ne lttle urlilihs WnlGn so Iar mas
peeil zone IN the several known locall-
YES mas an peeH SuVccSslui al settlhs
OIL
mere are SIX known strata OF OIL one
uooNe the pther ana az Witnln a deptn
OF -'ouV ieet ranging IRON oOo 20 l'soV
leet, sitlslSiilE INC OH expert lhat at
no uistaHt Jay otan WIN RANK as inc
greatest prooucer u OIL oil any single
s'ale'
IL
tract oil p8tetued iahu situated ad1a-
cent 20 the Salt LAKE railway depot AT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-15
The Anticipated Rise in Seven
Troughs Mining Did Not
MateriaIize.
OHIO COPPER SELLS HIGHER.
Ono Broker Bid SO so Per SHIRE for a
Large Block Which Brought
No Response.

Steady prices prevailed during the
forenoon call OF the mining exchange
today There were no wide nucua-
lions In stocks, and on the whole trad
Ing was fairly brisk and well distrih
uted among the Tintlc list, Some
brokers looked for Seven Troughs to
move up on the strength of the un-
official reports received on the result
OF the late ore shipment, and which
received generous circulation about
the floor OF the exchange yesterday
afternoon. But the advance did not
inaterialize, and no higher prices were
paid for the stock than was the case
yesterday. The first lot offered went
at "a cents and the last brought 80
cents on a seller.
Ohio Copper was again IN active de-
mand, and the stock was bought up to
s3.621l. Beginning at 50. So 1t was
bought next at So 40 So 80, SO 60 and
then at the high point of the day one
brolere offered 50 so per share for 100,-
600 shares. or any part of It. Silver
King Coalition brought sS.75 Uiutah
Treasure Hin at % and East Tintic
Con. at Az and . cents,
The closing quotations and sales
were:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-15
STOCKS MADE
some GAINS

New York, May l5.--The active deal
ings In stocks at the opening were at
mixed price changes from last night,
but the gains largely predominated over
the LOSSES. Secondary prices were low
er. the market giving way under pres
sure on the Hin and Hartman Shocks
Business was active and widely distrib-
uted the demand being made on II great
number of usually obscure stocks.
Trading became duleter and the profit
taking sales gave the market an lrregu-
lar tone. individual stocks made sharp
advances.
Bonds were Irregular.
Prices declined sharply on large Of
fcrlngs of the speculative favorltes. The
Hill stocks were the leaders in tho de-
cline.
Additional declines were scored before
support was extended and the market
rallied sharply The recovery, however,
was not complete aud TIE buying
dwindled after prices had got UP
point or SO from the lowest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-15
With $4,000 in Their Posses
sion Fleeing Through Rugged
Mountain Passes of N. M.
BL0oDH0UN0S ON THE TRAIL


FL Paso. TEX, May 14.-Pursued by
men and bloodhounds, three bandits
with $4,000 of loot in. their possession,
are fleeing through the rugged noun
tain passes north of French. a little
station 80 miles from East Las Vegas
n. M, on the Santa Fee railroad, in
an effort to escape the clutches Of
the law.
At French, late this evening. they
broke down the doors of the depot,
bound and gagged the station agent
and special guard, blew open the safe,
took the money and rode away, leaving
their victims helpless.
A tramp wandered into the station
half an hour later, released the almost
unconscious men and gave the alarm.
The news of the daring robbery was
wired to every town in the neighbor-
hood of French, and a special train
bearing 30 deputies and 80 horses left
East Las Vegas in half AN hour hot
on the trail of the fleeing bandits. ~
special with four men also left Daw-
son and message was sent TO the
territorial penitentiary at Santa Fe foc
bloodhouuds, which were brought
through as fast as a special engine
and car could carry them.
The stolen money was sent from
albuquerque this morning on Santa Fe
train No. 10 to pay miners at Dawson
n NJ. Only a branch road leads to
the mines. A special train and trans
fer of the money were necessary at
French. a special guard, heavily
armed, accompanied the treasure and
upon leaving the train at French he
went inside the station, placed the
money in the safe and locked the doors
to the depot.
Suddenly the noise of a breaking
window attracted him and the station
agent and they looked around to face
the muzzles of two rifles. A third
bandit broke the door and entered.
He then held the two men covered with
a revolver while the other bandits en-
tered the building. After tying the
guard and agent. the robbers shot the
safe with dynamite, took the money
and fled.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-15
CONCENTRATES.


David Keith has returned from a
trip to Seattle where he has been for
the past month
,,o,,ot,,d ,,,ni ,o,,,o.,,. ~ +t,,
Pioneer Sampling company, was in the
city from Sandy for few hours yes
terday.
>to+& >-a,,bo,,sa de,,a..,d ,.astar-
da, ,,S,orron,, so,. Nov yo,.i, aftar ,or
imS ,;sit,,1 ,i1a 70 r,o,,s Ne,rho,,sa ,,'.,.
noe rn,., u, this et,to
~
Among the number to suffer loss in
,a ' "a ,o.1yP"'s tti ~, h,s @stIs
AZ w. ,'n,tio, ns he corispts '' bo,,,,,,
a. - % l", ~ 20 ''0 nus
u'''''S
j. II. Ncvin, state license and bull
lion tax agent OF Nevada Ras teao IN
iiho city day or two on his way to
southern Nevada after hayiu5 ln4ae a
roundup OF some OF the camps II
the northern part of the state.
,,.,,a,,.t, c.a,,, 80 a.. r,.,.... 49,.
i,5 's'to,,E G,,5 u tl,s lii.ee eu'l.
a., t5toot ''u I,,'' Hi'.isa
a. = W. =" cav lol Wy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-15
REGULAR GALL SALES.

Beck Tunnel, 100 al 1,12is; $500 at
LILO.
Bingham Amalgamated / 900 at 22
1000 at 22la. buyer 90.
Black Jack Con, . 500 at GO, buyer GO;
400 at Ga.
Crown Point 1000 at 49, 1900 at %,
buyer 90.
Indian Queen, 500 at TO-
lron Blossom, 1000 at As; 800 at AZ.
seller so; 200 at 47la,
Lower Mammoth, 900 at H.
Mountain Lake, 200 at 3d. buyer co
roo AT "a 1870 at SO; 500 at "a seller 60
Seven Troughs, 1850 at "a, $500 at
3si1 600 az 33la, buyer 20,
Sioux CON, 800 at 23l2 1000 at 20.
Cnclc Sam con-. eco ut Il 600 ar rs.
Utah Com 800 at l0i2; $500 at 10.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Bullock, 1000 at "A, buyer 60
Colorado 100 AT 40,
Iron Blossom. 3 100 at AS. 5000 AT 40,
buyer 60, 100 at iSia,
Lower Mammoth, 100 az 81 5oo at ~.
buyer GO.
May Day. 400 at 43ia.
Mountain Lake. GOO at 10,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-15
PROGRESS AT PIocHE.

good strike of steel galena ore IN
the property Of the Boston &, Phoebe
Mining company is reported by the
Phoebe Record. In cross-cutting on
the 300 level to tine south contact OF
the Yuba dixie a small seam OF the ga
lena was encountered on the east side,
Followed by a drift the seam hud
wIdencd In about 30 feet distance to two
feet OF ore that is said to average 1875
ounces in silver and 90 per cent lead
The rich ore is being sacked for ship
ment,
General Manager Miller reports con-
ditions in the mine most gratifying.
six of a total of eight faces being In
ore. A new compressor plant and
100 horsepower engine are being install
ed. At present no ore IL being extract
ed for shipment except such as is taxi
en- out IN course of doing development
work, tho management having decided
10 await improvement In the smelling
and metals market situation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-15
ToDAYs MONEY MARKET.

New York. May I5.--AIoney ON caII
easy u ht y per cent; ruling rate.
~ per cent; closing hid / 4 per cent;
offered NJ ~ per cent.
Time loans firm aud dull 60 days.
"a NJ ga per cent: 90 days. 3 per
cent siN months. rs AT 3H Dor cent.
Frlmr mercantile paper 3T AT ~
per cent.
Sterling exchange easy, with actual
business In bankers bills al 1877 20 for
unlnhnd. and az 1870 fnr 80 day
Dlilsi commercial, 1915.
Bar silver. 52I9.
MEXICAN dollars, Al.
bonds irregular. '
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-15
ON LIGHT TONNAGE.
Only Three Furnaces In Commission nj
Murray Plant of Am, Smelling.

Advises from Murray are 10 the e.
feet that the American Smelling aud
Refining company has only three fur
naccs I'm commission nj the Murray
smeltcr, aud that the pay roll Is now
only 100000 as against $4,000 monthly,
as was the case Il short time ago
II Is said that outside az the May
m9y HG ,be co nGSE ana gcq3ttS y a
little ore from the Tintic mines AT the
present time, Representatives Of tho
shelter have been in Phoebe recently
on a quiet hunt for ore and In fact,
the southern Nevada camp is now sun
plying the bulk end OF the ore going 10
the Murray furnaces,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-15
PERSONALS.

George +, Merrill has gone north on
81 business trip for 10 days.
a. r Hathaway of Seven Troughs,
Nov, Is guest an the knutsford
Bert \. Bailey viii leave sunday for
Washington and New York While nj
tho capital, Mr., Bailey win consult
with Congressman Howell relative 70
the Mann bill regulating alfalfa seed
under the Poor Seed act
Max Bendix Of Chicago. formerly
concertmaster OF Theodore Thomas
orchestra. and later an orchestra con-
ductOr Of note himself. ls al the
knutsford hotel with Mrs. Bendix.
They are on a trip across the contin-
ent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-15
EXCHANGE TRUSTEES.

At meeting of the governing board
Of the Salt Lake Stock & Mining ex-
change yesterday afternoon, three
trustees were elected to take charge
Of the property of the corporation un-
der the new association rules. The
members selected To shoulder this re-
sponsibility are; William H Child
for three years William II. Tibbals,
two years; w, j. Browning, one year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-15

since been removed. At the offices
OF the company today It was learned
that the behavior of the pumps Is very
satisfactory and that there is every
reason TO believe that resumption of
mining operations on the 400 will occur
not later than Sunday
President Jacobson says recent de-
velopments in both the Columbus Con-
soiidated and South Columbus have
been of most gratifying character but
he does not care to go into details at
this time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-15

"'''ii'%' "a L OliOth w.. DbnkeTS anu
brokers' furnish the following from san
Francisco on Nevada mining stock to-
day:
CoMsToCK.
ophir, 2.s74@29o Mexican. 1.27h9
l.SO; Gould & Curry, 7@s; Con. Va. 35@
36: Savage. 34@35; Hale & Norcross, 30
4S2 Yellow Jacket, 1904; Belcher, %
q24; Sierra Nevada, 3SGD34; Exchequer,
20@21; Union 2792s; Chollar, 7al0: Po-
tosii IL bid.
ToNOPAH.
Montana Tonopah. 1901 .82Is; Tono-
pah Extension, 81 bid; MacNamara, &c
az; Midway As bid: Tonopah Belmont.
l.V7l24ll0; Tonopah North Star, l2g
10; Ohio Tonopah, l asked; West End
Con, i5046; Rescue, S@9; Tonopah &
California, bid; Golden Anchor, ask
ed. Jim Butler. 28129: Cash Boy.
asked Monarch Pitts. Ext, asked.
Golden Crown. 5 asked.
GOLDFIELD.
Sandstorm, 80 asked; Col. Mt, l6@1s;
Jumtn Ext, 1894; Vernal. bid:
Pennsylvania, asked; Kendall, 1890:
Booth, 1920; Blue Bull 9q10: Adams,
. asked Silver Pick, 1S020: Nevada
Boy, 2Q4; Black Butte Ext, 2n3: Blue
Bell, 6M7: Dixie. 1G2: Goldheld Column
bia, asked; Hihernia, 8 bid; st. Ives,
81 plu, tOnquerOr, 40D6. Lone Star, sag;
Oro 90l0; Kendall Ext, 3 bid; Wayne,
2Q3; CT. Bend, 32@3S; Simmerone. 10
asked; Empire. bid: Red Top Ext, 10
bid; Florence, 3.6I1a q3.70: D'feld h. b.
Cons, l7lc1s; Cioldfield Daisy 1909
l.22h; Comb Fraction, "a asked; CT.
Bend Ext, asked: CT. Bend Annex,
asked; Midtown. bid; r. r. Bon
ANA asked Esmeralda, 3 asked
Portland. 10 asked; Crackerjack. 7GS;
f. Mohawk, Is bir: Red Hills, 2l@23:
Mohawk Ext, 3d4; l.. Dillon bid:
Grandma, bid: S. p. Ext asked:
Goldfeld Con, 5.60d5.65; Coming Ma
tion. asked.
BULLFROG.
Original, 2a3: Bullfrog Mining,
asked National Bank, 6@9; Amethyst,
Cons. S@9; Montgy. Sho. Ext. 142
G. Scepter, 29S Montgy Mt, asked
Homestake Cons. 30@S1; Y. Girl, .
asked, Nugget, asked; Tramp Cons,
16 bid.
MANHATTAN.
Mani. Cons. lid12: MANN. Min Co.,
asked; G. Wedge. 3 asked; $, Hum
phrey, 2 bid: Dexter. 5Gp6; l.. Joe, ,
asked; Cow Boy, asked; Broncho,
as
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Nevada Hills. 2.17 asked; Pitts
burg Sil. Peak, 122hG1. IS North
Star Wonder, 1 bid; Rawhide Queen
2. 90 asked; Rawhide Burro asked;
Eagles Nest. ~ bid; Hailstoue, bid:
Original Rawhlde, 10 bid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-15
LAWSON NOT IN IT.

\ Boston paper says; There are
between i2,0O0 and 1900 stockholders
IN this 100000 share corporation and
the leading interests believe that the
company is now prepared to stand on
IT'S merits. II is now shipping 40 10 80
carloads Of ore per month from its Pi-
ochc properties, principally from the
Day mine which are returning the conf
pany 5000 Ia $4,000 per month. ship
ments upon q greatly enlarged scale
are In prospect in the near future. a
smelling contract Is now in process Of
negotiation
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-15
WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis May 15-Wool. dull Terri
tory and western mediums 17419; fine
mediums, l5q1G; fine, 1l114.
LONDON
London, May IA superior selection
of 1856 bales was offered at the wool
auction sales today. Competition was an
mated. and all sections bought freely
Good greasy merinos aud fine cross
breds We're in active request for the
home trade and Americans paid 1 II d for
first combing. comeback greasies first
fleece. River plate and Punta Arenas
wool in brisk demand
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-15
AFTERNOON SALES.

Black Jack 100 at a.
Crown Point, 1000 at 22ls
Iron Blossom, 200 at 4Sa $500 at 40;
100 at 491a.
May Day, 100 at AZ.
Seven Troughs, 1900 at S31s; 500 at
"a
Sioux Con, 800 at 2Sts
Uncle sam Con. 100 at 49, seller So
200 at 10.
Utah Con CTintic), 1000 at 10.
Wabash. 100 at II; 100 at IS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-15
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.


Chicago. May 15.--A sharp decline in
the price of wheat at Liverpool. due to
liberal shipments from Argentina caus-
ed weakness today in the local market.
there being quite general selling nv com
mission houses. The principal demand
came from shorts.
July opened "a az to 7kTl lower at
SS5a TO 80, sold at S9ss and then rail-
lied to S97s.
the eD; sg5@ market was also Weak
the greater part Of the corn T" belt The The
asnee July opsn Ss y" ( to @' :. lower at
the opening range.
Oats were bearishly affected bv the
weakness of wheat and corn at the OPEN
erbiv an me cnyering SUN nv shorta Inir
onened ssas, lower ~ 46S 64e7A INA
spId IN Ia i7itGu47K ''''
Prnvisions were easv on renewed nror-
it-taklng based on the slump in corn
,,d -, iiharoI ra,ain,. 20 ii,,a -. ~ ~ III
anpk VI vas So t9 lover ere a "a Sui t
RI 9-%fg 5=il Lara wa" ,,nrb.noeS ~
~ lover AT S.85G8's7%- RIBS wer eo az -
10 rSo IGweI az ,s. 20 10 ~ y NO ,.
The Greater part Of the day yo mHi'S =
peeled and N TITS ' had ' oee esS
late I'm the session The close VAS weok
,,'itt ~ ~ ~ Il ~ a. 20 '"'o was "euA'
Tbe ~ Corn o'l r,arlset beco,5,a stroro d,,r-
,r f eIln " hais Dt f. strong our
ti,e gcparai demand MI ad W., na -
49, t,, a. ueIia.,u NY advanced 70
a = at G5A @65Fs
SAL. semi 8Gil n SGss Dac 81 'u'y'
Conway ifit: July. G5ss to GbA66
654a Sept. 50 8. GG3B; Dee. 56T W
9a,sr-M May old "a May. 531a July
Pork-May, IL. rs; july 10. iOls
l3421s; sept. 10 s5
Lard-May 32rs July, e. so: Sept,
Sb7lA
Ribs May 10; July. 7.25; Sent
7.471s also.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-15
ORE AND BULLION.

The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late Yesterday by Mccormick &
CO.. were; Crude ore and concentrate.
$50. 00O. base bullion. $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TODAY,S.

James l.. Henshall to Henry c.
Hoffman ct al. lots, and e,
block . Watkins ad. ... 49,,
Edward NJ Ashton TO Daniel
Whipple ct al lots, s, etc, block
/. Liberty Park plat b ..
Joseph Butterheld and wife TO
Ezra l., Bills part OF section a.
township south, range l west
Mary /. Graw to Francis Tate,
part OF lot ], block A5, plat b.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-15
LIVESTOCK.

titItAGO.
Chicago, May ,15,-Cattle-R eeeipts,
1000. Market weak, Beeves, 4 75q ,55 I;
Texans, 90 q go: westerns, 50u
6 90; stockers and feeders 3 .60@5 81;
COVE and heifers. 2 1904. SO; calves,
4 1896. ~.
Receipts about 28. 600. Market &c
lower, Light, 5 1915. 40; mixed, . .764
8 90; heavy, 6.10@ "A; rough, 6.10Q
. 20; pigs 35a 5 10; good to choice
heavy, . 10 40 45; bulk of sales $3.50
. 40.
Sheep Receipts about 5000. Market
weak Natives, 4 00a5 90; westerns,
4 00Q6 90; yearlings, 6 0006 IS; lambs
. .26@7 80; westerns, .25dT 90.
OMAHA
Omaha May Receipts o.
800, Market steady. Native steers. $50
as So; cows and heifefs. 3.00a6 10;
western steers, 3. SOFAS. 90; Texans.
500 q b, 20; range cows and heifers, , IS
n 90; stocters and feeders .006n %.
calves, 3,25a rs %; bulls and stays 3 90
to DC lower. Heavy 8 2O0 80; mixed,
3 cog -22ie: light. 5.15q5. 22ia; pigs.
% 90; bulk of sales 9 20@O5 22h
sheS;ep-Receipts. 500 Market steady.
rearlings, 500 60; wethers, 3 206D
10; ewes, 1895 SO; lambs. 6,5O9
I so,
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, May 15--CattIe--Re-
ceipts, 5000. including 1880 southerns;
steady Native steers 5.25@7 90; ma
tive cows and heifers 3 00a6 so: stock
ers and feeders 3 25 al co. bulls. 325G
. %; calves, 3 Is as 90 western steers,
. 90 @6. rs; do. cows 3 5O95 so.
Hogs-Receipts. 10 900 Market sc
lower Bulk of sales 3 2095. 40; heavy,
8 3O@h 40; packers and butchers 2O6b
. 40, light, ). 10 a e, 30; pigs 75d425.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000. Market weak
Muttons, 4.75q 3 sos lambs, & .O0G7. 10:
range wethers, 4 5O45.4o; fed ewes
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Seven Thoughts. 600 at 81. seller co.
Sioux Con-. 500 AT 90; 900 at 23lk.
South Swansea, 200 at 25h.
RECA
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GEO Q CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS', "a d So, Temple. Both
phones $40.
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IT, II. Snow & Co., Stock Brokers.
92 Commercial Blk Both Phones 1873
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A, S, CAMPBELL,
stock Broker, 9i5 ID r. Walker Block
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

James a. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following from san
Francisco on Nevada mining stock to-
lgV.
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