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WEARY OF
CRUELT|ES

Special to Daily Leader.
Muskogee, Okla, Aug. 26.-Gertrude
Felsor, wife Of c. +. Felsor, one Of the
most prominent druggists in the city
has brought suit for divorce, alleging
her husband beat her numerically
with his fists She wants $50 per
month alimony.
Another sensation was a suit for d.
yorce filed by Mary staniield against
her husband. John II. Stanfield, ser
geant in the regular army, in charge
OF the recruiting station here for two
years. She alleges extreme cruelty.
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How to Avoid Appendicitis.

Most victims Of appendicitis are
those who are habiiually constipated.
Foley's Orino Laxative cures chronic
constipation by stimulating the liver
and bowels anl restores the natural
action of the bowels. Foley's Orlno
Laxative does not nauseate or gripe
and is mild and pleasant to take Re
fuse substitutes. c. r. Renfro
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call EoR WARRANTS.

state OF Oklahoma. Treasurer's OFFICE.
Guthrie, Okla, Aug. 20, 1908.
! have money on hand to pay State
General Revenue Fund Warrants up
TO and including Register number 1925.
The holders are requested 10 present
same at treasury for payment
Interest ceases September 20. 1908.
J. A. MENEFEE,
State Treasurer.
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VALIANT KELL KETGHES KUss
speelal 10 Dam Leader.

Special TO Daily Leader.
Muskogee, Okla, Aug. 26.-G. l.
Kellar, a reporter on the Phoenix, pu,
the police forca Of Muskogee in the
hole here early this morning by seiz-
ing a shotgun. ushing out to fash
ionable residence district AMI c6ptur
ing a burglar who was trying to break
into house. When the police got
half way to tae scene they met Kellar
coming in with his prisoner.
The prisoner had hos hands up and
kellar had the shotgun leveied on him
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pousLE WEDDING.

Faxon. Okla. Aug. 26.- Misses Mar
garet and Florence Aldrich, OF this
dity. were married IN I,awton yester
day 20 -. NJ Satlerlee, of Shawnee
and O.. NJ. Bruce. Of Chattanooga, res
pectiyele The brides ara sisters.
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Cured Hay Fever and Summer Cold

Cured Hay Fever and Summer Cold.
A. s. Nusbaum Batesville. Indiana.
writes; Last year ! suffered foe
three months with suelmer cold so
distressing that II intorfared with my
business. had many Of the symp.
toms Of hay fever, and doctors pre-.
scription did not reach my case, and I
took several medicines which seemed
only TO aggrayate it. Fortunately
Insisted upon having Foley's Honey
and Tar It quickly cured me. My
wife has since used Foley's Honey ana
Tar with the same success" c. II.
RenfrS.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS OF $25 and less:
NJ r. smith Cal Minner, A. T. How
Ell, NJ. L. Hutchings, T. p. Barnes, w.
r. Fields. Pcy Burkcs, o. T. Smith,
Alfred Adler Porter Spaulding, w. l..
Garnett. Frank Olsmith, Doctor Ralph
smith, ]. A. Alderson, Peter Duffy,
George w Ball. e f. Keys, Mrs. Ed
vim Trap. John NJ. Hayes and +. s.
Caldwell
Total OF above list, $3.076c0.
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NJ. collar .........'........ ~
Pres j. H. Connell, saltwater so
Prof, ]. F. Sharp, Weatherford. 2
Prof. T. A. Gross, Weatherford 2
Prof. W. S. Bryan, Weatherford 2
Jrof. J. d. Buchanan. Norman. 2
Prof. w. W. Williams, Norman =. 2
Pres. A. Grant Evans. Norman. 2
Prof. r. V. Tenning. Edmond -. 2
Pres. J. A. MCLAUGHLIN, Edmond. 2
Prof. Paxton. Norman. .A...,.. 2
Frank e. Weems. 1T Supply. IS 1.
Geo. b. Douglas. TT. supply .... i.
Marie Gackey, Ft Supply. 1.
Della L. Reed TT Supply 1.
Bessie R6ndell, TT. Supply.. ].
Mrs. Z. Murphy, Ft. Supply. 2
r. A. Erwin, TT supply. y.... l.
DR.. L. c. Newell Ft. SUPPLY. 100.
A. W. Page, TT. Supply. ..... 1.
u. w. Snider, Ft. supply !.
E b. Williamson. 1T. supply. /.
Esther Burnett, IT. SUPPLY. /.
Hope Watkins, Ft. Supply.. !.
Kate Jones. Ft. supply. ..... !.
Mrs. 7. A. irwin, Ft. supply. /.
Lizzie Roach. Ft. Supply ..... 1.
Dick DeYoung, Ft. Supply.... /.
w. r. Crosier. Ft Supply ..... /.
w. II. Chapel TT supply. 2.
.C NJ Brown. TT. Supply ..... /.
Will Cooper, Ft. supply. 2.
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That policy of the favored few buy.
ing a mortgage on the Government
meant that the Candidate for President
knew few pepole only in an entire
State.
Bryan says. I'VE win take the cause
Iof PEOPLES RULE home to the peor
pie and viii know people IN every
Iou can serve the grand cause Of
popular government
Your paper reaches the fireside of
the patriot who loves his country for
his country's GOOD; as distinguished
from the greedy possessor OF swollen
fortunes who loves his country only
for his country's GOODS.
Once more you should be part of
the Great Organization bearing the
Lamp OF Light TO every nook and cor
lner OF Free America.
Our Country is for the People; its
Government must be by the People.
Sincerely.
NORMAN e. MACK,
Chairman Democratic National Com
mltee.
M. c. WETMORE,
Chairman Finance Committee
c. N. HASKELL,
Chicago Aug 20, 1908.
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the quality Of the blood Acne letter
corrupng the circulation that instead Of
delicate the
continually pouring unhealthy
itching other discomfort caused by skin troubles and for this
hnmoradn blood
ard therefore thorough cleansing Of the blood IS the S
vegetable the best
quickest remedy down into the circulation nutras
impurities the blood cooled
blood trouble
all who write TEE sWLEG slBcEE1 90. 2Gas "a
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heartily commend the plan of
. the Daily Leader in offering one {
@ half Of all mail subscriptions re- (
q ceived OF his daily edition at
its regular subscription rate of {
. four dollars per year to the Bry-
, an campaign fund.
G. n. HASKELLe
0 Treasurer Dem. Nat. Com.
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VIII You Help.

There are no secrets in this Cam
paign. Strictly practicing what hi
breaches Mr.. Bryan would not win vic
tory with tainted money paying the
election expenses.
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akYAN FuNo sUesoEIprIoNs.

, Q O Q Q 0 Q Q 0 Q Q Q Q @ 0
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-11
THE UTAH APEX.
Bingham Mine Is Producing About 50
Tons of Orc Daily.

General Manager Robert S. Oliver OF
the Utah Apex Mining company was IN
the city for a few hours yesterday on
business and stated that he is shipping
about 80 tons of high grade. lead ore
to the smelter daily, the values running
from 40 to 40 per cent. The ore Is
coming from the lower. or Parvenue
tunnel, or about 500 feet below the old
workings of the mine,
Mr.. Oliver states that the mine Is
responding splendidly to development
work, and he Is blocking out ores much
faster than he is extracting them for
market. The MAIN work Is conferred
on the Louisa ore shoot. from which
much If not all the ores now being
shipped come. The ores make in the
bedding planes, and wherever the fis-
sures cut these planes the ore bodies
make good and large. These lead ore
bodies are from five to eight feet in
width, and throughout their extent
there appear often punches of high
grade copper ore.
Although the management for the
past eight or ten months has been at
work diligently developing copper ore
bodies Of this Bingham mine, no effort
is being made at present to market red
metal rock owing to the depressed
price of COPPER These resources,
therefore, are being added to continual-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-11
CONCENTRATES.

The Bingham Central Standard Min
ing company has wiped out all of its
indebtedness.
W. FL Clark has returned from trip
to Nevada to make a roundup OF ms.
various mining interests.
Ernest 4. Woolley returned from
Idaho this morning and departed tor
the east this afternoon on a week $
business trip.
Mctallurgical Director II. A. Prosser
of the United States Smelling. Reiin-
ing & Mining company, has arrived
from New York.
Il. j. Evans and others have secured
a lease on property in the camp OF
Chaffey, in Nevada. 1t was taken up
after a report had been made on the
property by William j. Craig.
Hapgood Norman, mining editor of
the Los Angeles Times, has come to a
real mining country and Will spend
week or two in visiting the various
camps of this state
Elihu Palmer formerly mining edl-
for OF the Telegram, but who is now
working lease in the new camp OF
5Chaffey, Nevada, is in the city TO con
Ter with associates The lease IS on me
Mae Miller mine and as FAR as the
work has progressed has respondea
yery favorabIy. Mr. Palmer IS conn,
dent that he is going 70 make soou
thing out of the proposition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-11
TAFT's COMING WEST
is FUTURE CERTAINTY

Cincinnati, Sept. 1l.-Three trips are
contemplated in the Taft itinerary
west, east and south. Judge TAFT said
TODAY there was no longer any ques-
ton about the western trip, although
its dates are not arranged.
''ro the east and south the question
is not so definitely settled" said Mr..
Taft.
A. +. Norys, the chief of staff, left
here this afternoon for New York,
personally TO represent Judge Taft
before the committee during its work
on the travelling itinerary Of the can
didate.
Mr.. vorys. it was said. will bring.
back with him the plan of the COM
nittee and will probably reach Gin
cinnati on his return late Sunday
In discussing the probabilities of his
western trip today, Mr.. Taft said it was
not likely he would go to the Pacific
coast. That he will speak in st. Louis
and Kansas City seemed assured. Aft
er the return of Mr. Vorys, the plans
he brings with him will be subject to
the approval OF Judge Taft before their
final adoption. o. x. Shimansky, chair
man of the publicity bureau OF the Re-
publican state committee, called on
Judge Taft today and told the cand-
date that the most encouraging news
was the meeting at Columbus ysster-
day of 40 Republican editors who with
out a single exception announced their
intention to support the entire Repub-
lican ticket Many of these editors,
Mr.. Shimansky said, had been classed
previously as anti-Taft,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-11
al hundred shares we're opposite


name as trustee. IL, ,..s.t al Ia
Wall street was deeply interes ,''', ~. ~
learn that the largest individual n ,,,,iu
Of common stock on Aug. !, was lh MY,
dore Freeman, who was credited W S'lIn
20. 900 shares. j! S. Bache q CO. il 'sl.i
s. 900 shares, which was tine sesoi' .
largest amount while Henry Clews ~ q,
co. held 1000 shares The irin OF -;
Content 81 Co., held several tno,'sa III
shares. while Eugene Meyer q Co., ana ana
several other brokerage houses were
large holders of record
Speculation was keen as. 70 inc lue .I..
tity Of Teodore Freeman, the largest
holder of record. Stock. exchange ~.
5terests started Investigations on every
hand and in an attempt to learn VINO
Mr. Freeman was 1t became known
later that he is head bockkeepers fof
the Stock Exchange firm of =. ~.
Smyth & Co., in the Mills building;
This firm frequently represents the
Rockefeller interests, and it Is generaliy
believed that the Freeman holdings
are those of the Rockefellers.
1t was stated semi officially, how. .
ever, that many changes had occurred
in the Rockefeller holdings since Aug.
l. the belief being expressed that most
of them had been liqnidated. Control
of "Smelters common" is admittedly
in the street, this being Indicated IN
the fact that such large amounts are
credited to commission houses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-11
| idaho GOLD mine
ATTRACTS ATTENTION.
#
| Sunbeam Property Near Custer
Declared to be Producer
OF Great Merit.
80. .---------
LARGE LEDGE is OPENED
LARGE LEDGE is OPENED
Said to be 175 Nide--strcalss Carry
Sensational Yalucs---Rail-
way Needed. IA

Il confidently believe that the big
gest gold mine in tho state of Idaho
( will be developed from the Sunbeam
group at CUSTER said w. G.. Sweet
Of Custer who passed through Poca
! telIo Sunday. says the Pocatelo Trih-
I une. 1.-THE Sunbeam Is a wonder. 1t
shows ledge 175 feet wide, carrying
an average value clear across of close
ito SO per ton. Streaks occur which
yield as high at $1,000 per ton. The
/ ore is absolutely free milling and LIZ, the
/ property is a marvel of richness. Fifty
men are employed ut the mine at pres
ent and the output is about $1,000 per
day. Some of these days the sunbeam
will 8astonish the western mining
world. a deal is being negotiated for
I a consolidation of a large number Of
contiguous claims. When this Is ac-
cornplished, q big stamp mill VIII be
installed and the product will be big
enough to satisfy the dreams Of
Midas ri 55sg 85
MIR. Sweet, who is one Of the pho.
neers OF Custer county. was one OF
the first and most successful leasers
of the White Knob mine at Muckay-s
From the Copper Bullion claim Of the
Empire conpanys group he produced
$4,000 worth Of ore in a trifle less
than seven months. gt s.
Continuing. Mr., Sweet said that at
least 100 properties in and around
Custer and the Loon creek country
would be on a shipping and paying
basis as soon as q railroad was built
into that country The matter will
be presented in its strongest light to
the Short Line and a concerted effort
will be made to prevail upon the own
sers of that system to extend its
Mackay branch on into the rich min
ing camps Of the upper country.
sl Mr.. Sweet said there is a lead belt
in the Stanley basin district which
will develop into something mighty
Is e.8little capital and cheap transpor
.tation.ss1 "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-11
TON: IRREGULAR
ACTIONS DIFFER.
Advance Followed by Sharp Re-
action After Stocks
Steady Down.
MOST STOCKS ON IN ToB b 9 \
Selling Drives Railways to Take Low wv.
err Level, some Below Ycstcr-
days Final Quotations.

New York, Sept. 11.--Opening prices Oh
stocks showed some recoreries from yes
&terday's closing depression, but declines
at other points made the tone Irregular,
The dealings were only moderately ac-
tive American Locomotive declined / Is
and then recovered.
When the selling orders had been exc
cuted the market showed some lncl CT
ton to advance and the profess on l
promptly bid up several of the Important
railroads and specialties.
The advance brought out extensive
realizations after a while, and there was
a sharp recation, which wiped out most
Of the advance. and drove some OF me
stocks below yesterdays final prices.
The show of firmness In the call money
market induced further selling, which
caused declines in St. Paul to lis,
Railway Steel Spring "a, and Southern
Pacific, Canadian Pacific. Denver y Klo
5Grande preferred, New York Central;
Westinghouse Electric and u ea
first preferred sold ut a decline OF .. DIS
tillers' Securities "a and Balti = OF, @
Ohio preferred at an advance OF ~
The market closed weak Prices ran
Off to the lowest of the day ~ the MAJ IA,
hour with seneral f pntna eice mn
prehension over the outcome of the
Maine election on Monday as a motive
for their selling.
Reading, Union Pacific and New York
Central managed to recover fully, rallies
notably Railway Steel Spring and then
the market receded quietly agaia.
LONDON PRICES.
London, Sept. l.Gold bar, rs. ll'4s.
American eagles, 164 lid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-11
SELLS SURFACE RIGHTS.
Little Eddy Mining Company Makes
Good Deal In Bingham.

The Little Eddy Mining company
has closed Il deal with the Utah Cop.
per company, whereby the latter
comes into possession of certain sur
face rights on the Little Eddy group
of claims in Bingham for a consider
alton of $4,000. The deal has been
pending for several months and was.
finally brought to conclusion yes.
Fterday afternoon. With the rights se-5
cured from the Puritan Gold & Cop.
per company, which owns a property
adjoining, the Utah Copper has Sc
cured about IS acres and is to be
used as dumping place for the over
burden removed from the copper
bearing porphyries of Bingham. It
is also to be utilized for railroad
tracks: the right-of-way Of the pro-
posed Bingham & Garfield railroad.
crossing over the ground just aca,lir-
ed The Puritan company, as stated
in Yesterdays News. received Sa,-
600 =
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-11
FINANCES Of
THE KNIGHT MINES
Colorado Company Is Better Off.
By Thirty Thousand Dollars
Than a Month Ago.
- -
BECK TUNNELS RED BALANCE
Indian Queen Sells More Treasury
Stock and Tie Plutus Buys
Additional Property.
Especial to the .News..l,

Provo. Utah, Sept. HIN accordance
with the policy adopted by the various
mining companies controlled by Jesse
Knight the regular monthly financial
statement was issued today. Mention
is made of the Tintic Smelling company
and the statement follows tflat&two of
the lead furnaces are in successful
commission. that shipments of lead
bullion have commenced. 1t will be
noted that after disbursing dividend
of 100000, the treasury of the Colora-
do Mining company is better. off than it
was on Aug. !, by 100000; While the
Indian Queen company has replenished
Its cash box by the sale OF treasury
stock. The Plutus Mining company
sold considerable treasury stock. but
the proceeds therefrom have been APP
piled towards the purchase of addition
al property. Beck Tunnel has bills pay
able of s20,2S0.35, which is a slight in-8
crease over last month";. No mention Is
made of the condition of the Big Hill
Mining company which had cash
< balance noted in the previous report or
$1,120.91 and 1921 shares.
Comparisons with the statement is
sued In August are given herewith:
iron BlOsSOm-t54
Cash $3.50. s34.35749 S27, 81.
Stock in treasury I. 1o0.79o 100000.
Crown Point
Cash ~. s.. -. s13.S6S.14 slS.752.09
Stock in treasury !. 122,9oo s122.sOo
Mineral Flat
Cash ....... y. .sl,33s.0o
Stock in treasury 122,125 105.125
Accounts payable 4,bIS.SS
East Tintic Con-.
Cash ~. sl,06S.22 S 6S2.17
Stock in treasury $4,000 $4,000
king David
Cash ...... ....not reported sag, S23.315
Stock in treasury not rep'd 100000
Beck Tunnel Con-
Bills payabl ~. ,s19,264.63 $2os2So.35
Black Jack Con-
Mountain Lake &
Stock in treasury. ,435 122,435
Indian Queen
stock in treasury. 1860 1890
{Ibex Cold H.
IS Cash 10. .at5,..sa. 4 sl6,oos.75 $s,162.15
Stock In treasury. $500 $4,000
Colorado
Cash .S1s,294.45 s4S.OH. 80
Z ITnitah Treasure Hill
Bills payable ~. .s....$ ], 02266 S 2944. 46
Stock In treasury ~. $500 $500
Plutus-
Cash, 3.2s4.S5
Stock in treasury 80 2SS,19
Bills payable .s.......F $500
Not reported.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-11
TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York, Sept 11.-close: Money
on call steady, / X at . per cent rul-
ing rate and closing bid &: offered
at .,
Time loans steady: 60 days az per
cent: 90 days 2& at 3; three months,
3A at per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 4 at u per
cent
Sterling exchange steady with act
ual business In bankers bills at
t4s4.s5 t.a5 for so day bills and at
4s6.5G for demand.
Commercial bills. ts4E at - =.
Bar silver, III CSC.
Mexican dollars. 45c.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds steady.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-11
SHELTER STOCKHOLDERS.
Rockefeller Interests Said to Have
IiuuiGatcd Since August 1.

At the recent meeting of stockhold-
ers of the American Smelling & Refin-5
ing company. says the New York Her
aid. an inspection Of the corporations
books showed that neither Henry H.
Rogers nor any member of the Rookie
Teller family was stakeholder of re-
cord on August | of this year. In the
list of common stockholders We're the
names of four Gugsenheinl interests,
with a total of $40 shares 10 their
credit. Daniel Guggenheim, president
of the company was not included, but
one share stood to his credit in the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-11
This Is a Banner Year.

For the Utah-Idaho Sugar Com
pany. Next quarterly dividend of
174s cents per share due Sept. Goth.
1908. TO GET THIS DIVIDEND
BUY NOW.
Price of sugar first class; pros
poets for crop splendid; and net
returns for last season the best
the company has known. We
commend this stock as u safe in
yestment and q sure dividend pay
er. The officers include: Joseph F.
Smith. as President: Thos. R. Cut
Ter. Vice President. Sand General
Manager. The othes direetors are
well known conservative business
men.
GEORGE NJ. g NoN CO,
Rooms 512-51S II, apieton Build
Ing. Phone Bell 5zHa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-11
BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.
pollock Special Wire

Cum Ely. Sls bid: Dom. Cop. is
az; Giroux, as d41s: New. Utah,
srs m3-l6; Yukon. AS M5M North
Lake. ~ asked; c. & H. $40 asked:
DAILY West, 9h asked; Granny; 100 a
1o1: Mexico Con. a x a u ; Tamarack.
'11m73; Greene-Cananea. 11@ ~:
Utah Con. ~ m46: Newhouse. SIG
CD7s: &. S. s.. COM. 4lls a Z. do.
pfd., $3.50 46. DAILY West. "a a Il;
East Butte, s q a Y; Majestic. Sc q 81;
Nipissing. So a Is First Nat, 65-l6
a *
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-11
MONTANA Mo ToNvPAH ELECTION.
at the annual meeting Of the stock

at the annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Montana Tonopah Min
ing company in Tonopah, the follow
ing board of directors was elected:
Charles r. Morris, Henry .. Moore, f.
M. Kirk, Thomas ]. Lynch. j. j. Me-
Quinlan, John Hinckle. Charles Z.
Knox, w. +. Alexander and r. p. Dun
lap. The board organized with Charles
f. Knox, president: Charles e. Nor
ris, vice president: w. B. Alexander
secretary and treasurer and Edgar A.
Collins. superintendent. 1t has been
decided to sink u triple compartment
shaft from the T65-foot level The re-
port of Superintendent Collins will be
released q little later.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-11
NEW YORK CURB.
tPollock Special Wire.

IlPolIock. Spec1aI WlIe.J
Ely, s@S1s: Giroux Con, s3s GAS Ne
vada Con, 1875 M1tA: Nevada-utal, SIG
@3A Nipisslng. 81 g So; n Z OF 5is
Copper. 40 a.46: Davis DAILY. "a @2as:
Dominion Copper, 1za OF; Ely Central,
2. @1A; Ely Con. 15@20; Greene g. "
gonlery s;hoshone, B@I; Nevada smelt-
ing, lM1A: King Edward. q @ Is; TIN.
tic Mining. 61s @61s; Gibraltar, sos;
Cons, 12A @13; Yukon Gold, a Is as i-lG;
Miami Copper. 1lN1iis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-11
LIVESTOCK.
.cIIcAGo.


aomaha sept ll.zcattle-Recei 2! $ 3D.
steers. 3.50@5.50; range cows and holt
ers. 2.5OG4.25; Gamers. 2.25GpS.0o: stock
crs aud feeders. 2,15MTo0; calves, 3.NQ
5.75; bulls and stays, 2.25@3.25
Heavy, .. Go q 8. 5: MIXED 65@S.7o; lights.
G.60@G,sN; pigs. 4,55@6,25; bulk of sales,
Sheep Receipts, 1900; market steady.
Ycarllnss. 3.90ma.35; wcthers. 3;lOni,oO;
ewes. 3.G0Gi5.60: lambs, 5.00p5.25.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas CITY, Sept. 1l:--cattle-Recei
ers. 2.S0@5.lO: bulls, 2.4o@3.G0; calves.
5.S1@d.oO; western steers, S.6oMo.n; west
ern cows. 2.40@3.7J.
&C, higher. Bulk Of sales. l.soM7.G5;
heavy, i .00GI7.05: packers and butchers
6.l5Gp7.lO; lights, 6.aoLo0; pigs d.OV
Sheep Receipts, 5000; market weak
range wethers, 3.4ON4.25; fed ewes, as
dg4.V0
Clicngo. Sept. 1l..-Cattle Receipts
about 800; market about steady. Beevei,
3.70M7.T1; Texans. 3.5015.W; westerns,
3.11G6.l0: stockors and feeIe.s, e.,OGg
4,5y; cows and heifers, 1.s0G5,SO; Is calves.
HogsReceipts about 12,oco; market nc,
higher. Best, selling at new high. record
marks for the year Light. G:a0@7.l2i4,
G,t5G6;65; good to choice heavy, j. 665ay
Sheep--R ecelpts about 1000 market
weak Natives, 2.25 G4.25; western, 2.25 q
4.25; yearlings, 4.2O@4.75; lambs, 3.50Qp
a.sy; western, 3.5og5.75.