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SWANSEA CONSOLIDATED.

The articles of Incorporation of the
Swansea Consolidated Mining company
have been filed in Utah county, the
officers and directors being:
Jesse Knight. president; j. Nj. Wheel
er, vice president; r. II. Allen. secre-
tary and treasurer; w. Lester Mangum
and r. L. Allen.
The capital stock is 100000 shares Of
the par value of 10 cents each; the
corporation having for its basis the
Swansea and South Swansea mines in
Tintic which have been consolidated.
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nEGuLAR P. NJ. sALEs.

Iron Blossom. 100 at 10y
Black Jack, 200 at 10; 1000 at "a.
Bullock, 1000 at IL.
Crown Point, 5000 at 3shs buyer 30;
200 at 80: 800 at S1h 1000 at 81.
Indian Queen. 500 at Is; $50 at l41s;
/ 900 at Is, buyer go,
Iron Blossom. 1900 at 2,SOi 1000 at
232ta
May Day, loo at 40.
Mountain Lake 900 az sS 1000 az
o2, 1000 at 90, buyer 80; 100 at 81;
100 at %. buyer go.
New York, 200 at tioh
Seven Troughs. 1000 at 2bR.
sioux Con, 100 at ITO; 1000 at LOB;
400 at 1.07h 400 att l.0gh
South swansea, 100 al AZ; 100 at Al;
200 at 40
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NEW YORK CURB.

pollock Special Wire)
Butte & London. 40@45; Cum. Ely 7ss
n7& Giroux Cons, 8 ass; Nevada
Cons. 11AG117s; Nevada Utah.. $3.50
7-16; Nlpissing. 71s@7A: Newhouse'
sls@6ss; Tenn. Cop, 365sGSs&; Utah
Cop, 31@3l&; First National copper
292h: Davis Daily 1%@21s; Dom, COP
per. 1&d1h; Ely Central. A@l; Ely
Cons. 3-1s@h Furnace Creek, lS9i9,
Boston Cons, 11ssm12; yukon. $500:
Miami, 5h66; Greene G.. & s. com, u %
5-16; Mitchell, AQh; Montgomery
Shoshone. 13-16dTs; Nevada Smelling,
1G1h; silver Queen. 1G1 LIE; Silver
Leaf 1904; King Edward, 7-l6@g-lt
Foster Cobalt 5O66O; Mckinley Der
ragh, 72d75: Tintic Mining. Slag3.s'
Gibraltar. 5R6 n. Butte Extn., Aq6-lb.
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BIG HILL COMPANY.

Tho Big Hill Mining company at It's
annual meeting in Provo, reelected
the old board of directors Jesse
Knight Is president; Jacob Evans, vice
president; Harvey Cluff, secretary and
treasurer: r. d. Partridge, John Bot.
The Big Hill is one of the newer Knight
corporations which Is pursuing ener-
getic development with encouraging re-
suits. The stock win be listed on the
mining exchange, IT is said, in the near
future.
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CONCENTRATES,

James NJ. Kennedy has returned from
a trip to Nevada on mining business.
f. j. Waugh of the Tibbals brokerage
firm is in Tintic on a brief business
trip,
The new compressor plant at the
Indian Queen mine in Beaver county
has been placed in commission.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
Co. were. Crude ore and concentrate,
$50 600, base bullion, $4,000.
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arch Pitts. Extn., .os asked; Golden
Crown, 04 asked.
GOI.DFIEID

arch pitts Extn., .os asked; Golden
Crown, 04 asked.
GoDDFIELD.
Sandstone, % bid; Colorado Min, 10
bid: Jumbo Ext, rs asked: Kendall. 10
asked; Booth, 16G17; Blue Bull. sag,
Adams, 4d5, Silver Pick 10 bid; May
Queen. s asked: Nevada Boy, 2@4i
Black Butte Ext, / bid; Blue Bel, 3
as; Dixie, 1M2: Goldleld Columbia, 5
asked; Hibernla, 2 bid: st. ives, 2s930;
Conqueror. s94; Black Rock bid.
Lone Star bid; q. Wonder ?; orc,
6pg: Kendall Ext. asked; Sandstone
Ext, asked. Mayne | bid; Atlanta, IL
ole; Great Bend. 25I27: Empire, l bid.
Red Top Ext, sac; Florence, SlGgW
$40; Diamondfield b. b. Con, l5@lt !.
Goldheld Daisy, S9990 Laguna, LOO
Rend, Ext. Ans, Great Bend Annex,
6G6; Midtown. bid; b. y. Bonanza:
3 asked: Kewanos. 26@2I; Esmeralda
asked: Portland, 10 asked; Cracker.
Jack, S bid; r. Mohawk, Is bid Red
Hills, 1SGl9; Mohawk Ext, 2@S: Il.
Dillon, 1mS; Y. Tiger. Sps: Grandma
4@5; Goldheld Con, 5.55@5.51is; Dia-
mondfeld Triangle, Sd4
BULLFROG.
Original, 1dt2 iBuilfrog Mining, 8
asked; National Bank, 5G6: L. Harris,
asked; Gold Bar asked; Bonnie
Glare, asked; Mayfower Cons. Dos;
Montgy. Sho. Ext. asked G. Scepter,
1Q2; Montgy. Mt. bid; Homestake
Cons, 30T9l; Nugget. ! asked; Tramp
Cons, 14@15
MANHATTAN.
Mani, Cons, 991O Mani Min. Co, 2
q. Wedge. 8 asked; S. Humphrey, 8
Dexter, asked; Mustang, bid; Little
Gray. las; Cow Boy, l asked; Broncho,
192. j. Jack, asked: Pinenut, bid:
S. Dog, 3 asked.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Round Mountain. leo bid, Nevada
Hills. 1902 ok; Pittsburg sill. Peak,
LIS, sales; Eagles Nest 1lGl2; Hail-
stone, asked; Original Rawhide, 6@1O.
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RAwHIDE SHUTDOWN.
Miners Object TO Introduction of the
Tonopali Wage Scale.

A Reno dispatch contains the infor-
nation that labor troubles are being
experienced at Rawhide, Nevada, the
miners having refused to accept the
Tonopah scale of wages. AS cnnse-
quence of this several leases have been
ordered closed and the shut down may
spread over the entire camp.
The operators have been paying So
and $3.50 per shift for their men, and
the intention of the operators organi-
zation now, is to reduce this scale to
the one In effect in Goldfield and Ton
opah. namely, 81 and $3.50 day.
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TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York, june 1t,-SIoney on call
easy l = at IA per cent; ruling rntc
closing bid n offered AT 1 u.
Time loans steady: 90 days . at 2 a
and 90 days al 219i six months 3A
Prime mercantile paper ga ut 4 per
cent.
Sterling exchange fiiIper with actual
business In bankers bills at 1866 NJ
30 for demand, and at i85.s5 al 40
for 80 days.
Commercial bills 1855.
Bar silver, 53sS.
MeXlcan dollars, Al.
Government bonds firm; railroad
bonds heavy.
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SEES SIOUX CON.
II. a. Brown of Centennial Eureka In.
snccts Tintic Mine.

r. A. Brown. superintendent of the
Centennial Eureka 'mlne in Tintic,
made an examination Of the Sioux
Consolidated Yesterday and. II Is said.
lie.
II Is reported that Mr.. Brown has
expressed himself as being well pleas
ed with conditions at the Sioux The
depth OF the shaft Mt the time Mr..
Brown was lowered was 345 feet, and
had penetrated the ore nearly eight
feet. He made an inspection of the
Wine from the 200 and the bottom
was in quartsite formation at a
is taken to be the Gaping of the ore
body.
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UNITED STATES SMELLING.
Attorney for Company Seeks Reduc-
ton i'm Assessment.


The United States Smelling, Refin-
ing & Mining company went before
the county commissioners yesterday
and asked for a reduction of assess
ment for the present year. The smelt-
ing company was represented by Judge
Andrew Howat, who contended that
the levy of 100000 this year as
against s95S,115 last year, is exorbi-
tant in view of the fact that the
smelter has been ont of commission
since about the first of the year as
result of adverse decisions in the late
smelter smoke cases. Judge Howat
thought that an assessment of $780,
900 would not be unfair The COM
missioners took no action. but it Is
said they favor making some reduc-
tim
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DAILY WEST STARTS,
Park City Company About 10 Resume
Production.
Especial to the "News."o

Especial to the "News.")
Park city, June 1.-THE DAILY West
Mining company is getting ready to re-
sumo production again, and the mules
used in the movement of ore cars,
which were taken out of the mine at
The time OF the shutdown several
months ago are being lowered again
today. The min win be started. with
one shift working, before the end OF
the week, and giving employment TO
20 men; while In the mine about 1875
men will be put on. Conditions here
are steadily improving.
The minors of the camp are going
to conduct an excursion 10 Salt Lake
next Saturday, and II is expected that
many citizens OF the camp VIII take
advantage OF H.
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PRODUCE.

Chicago, June 1i.--Wheat today
opened active and weak because of
better weather in this country and n
decline OF more than one pence at Liv-
erpool. Later a rally took place on
good buying by commission houses and
all of the early loss was regained.
lower, at S5ss to S5M and sold UP to
S6A q asc.
Corn was easy because of better
weather and in sympathy with wheat
Prices rallied later on covering by
shorts, July corn opened shade low
or ut 81, sold at 66& q Is and then ad-
yanced to 671.
The oat market was quiet and steady
and sold down to slss and then add
vanced to AZ.
The provision warket was active
and strong on to loc advance IN
from packers. July pork opened 2ac
higher at 13.S21S and sold at 1s.92A.
Lard was 2ha cents higher at
s6h and sold at S.67ia. Ribs were nc
Chicago, June 11.-Close: wheat
July. s7ls; Sept. s4A; December, ssh,
corn-July, s7h; Sept, Sc; Deeem-
o;ats1July, old, 42hi July. 4o,A
Sept, 35is Gh; May. 37% q x.
Pork-July, 1!:05; septembere' l4So.
Ribs-Juiy,' 772HM775 Sept, 1919
Rye-Cash, 7S@T9.
Barley--Cash, 1861.
Timothy--Sept,, $50.
Timothy--Sept. $50
Clover-Nothing doing.
The wheat market was nervous all
day but the tendency was toward
higher prices chiefly because Of damage
reports from the southwest. July solo
up to ST%. The market then reacted
somewhat but the close was firm with
July y az higher at sIh.
The corn market ruled steady
throughout the day, the high mark foi
July was 67tb The close was steady
with July hGh higher at GIN.
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MINING DEEDS FILED.


N5pt'ItII N|'II IFSE'tIIIUt-IINts
Provo, June He. j Raddatz of
Salt Lake City. gave a quit claim deed
of all of his one-third interests in the
following lode mining claims situated
In the Tintic mining district for s1.O0
and other valuable considerations to
M. +. Raddatz OF Stockton. Utah Hid
den Treasure lode mining claim and
Hidden Treasure Nos. two, three and
four.
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And market price VIII yet reach
$40. Next quarterly dividend l7h
cents due June 30th,
NOW rs THE TIME TO BUY
THIS STOCK DO not sen share
unless your circumstances compel
you TO sell, In such event write
or call upon us and We will get
for your tho fair market price.
GEORGE NJ. CANNON co,
Rooms Sls-5ls Templeton Building.
'Phvne Bell 81.
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EvApoRArED Fruits.

New York. June l0--The market for
evaporated apples is quiet, with fancy
quoted at 1oa choice, .SQs; prime.
6%6 71. common TO fair, ) y az
Very little demand is reporter for
prunes either on spot or for shipment
from the coast. Quotations range from
Az to IS for California and from hlS
to 10 for oregon fruit
Apricots are in moderate demand on
spot. with choice quoted at 10M101s !;
extra choice, Ia II V: fancy, 1903.
Peaches are neglected and the tofie
barely steady, with choice quoted at Slh
Qp8&; extra choice. 9@9A fancy, iGdp
1917; extra fancy 1919 oil
Raisins continue dun with loose mus
coes quoted at ~ Gp6A; choice to
fancy seeded, 6K@7h; seedless, 5@6;
london layers. 1,25G SO.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago June 11.--Butter-S Steady.
creameries, 1909; dairies, l7@2l.
Eggs-Strong. Flrsts, 141b
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York, June l1--Sugnr. raw, firm
Fair refining, 3 .90G3 90; centrifugal. 90
test, 44OQ AZ; molasses sugar. 3 $50
3 81.
Renned---steady. Crushed. 10; pow
dered. 5.50; graduated, & 40
Coifee--Quiet No. 7 Rio. Biz No 4
Santos ss
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NOTHING TO JUSTIFY IT.
What Sccy, Allen Says about Noun
tain Lakes Rise.

Mountain Lake stock did some soar
ing on the floor of the mining e~-
change yesterday afternoon and sales
OF the stock We're reported ON the
street after call at s per share. Rum.
ors OF strikes were heard, but, accord
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James a, Pollock 4 Co.. bankers ana
brokers, furnish the following from
San Francisco ON Nevada mining
stocks today,
COMSTOCK
Ophir,2.s0@ 2.S2M; Mexican, 5gQbs:
Gould q Curry. 10 bid Won. va, sra
bsi Savage, S3as5; Hale q Noroross.
10 asked; yellow Jacket 62 bid Bel
cher 20 bid Confidence 81 asked;
Sierra Nevada. 2O022, Exchequer. 2OSl
92i Union, 27A2s chollar. O6@ on.
Potosi, i0Gl2.
TONOPAH.
Tonopah Nevada, 1906 bid; Montana
Tonopah, LAB bid: Tonopah Extension.
SO bid, MaoNamara. 9la32; Midway.
36WS7 Tonopah Belmont, 1904:
Tonopah North star. bid West End
Cons, s7QiS; Rescue. COT; Golden
Anchor, iQ2; Jim Butler. sS@24; Mon
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Did You Buy or Sell?

Preferred stock Utah-Idaho Sugar
co. sold during past six months as
foiiowa.
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GEO. O. CANNON ASSOCIATION
BROKERS', "a e, SO. Temple. Both
phones $40
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REGULAR CALL SALES.


Ajax, 100 at 49,
| Black Jack. 100 at IA; 800 at 49,
| Colorado, 300 at S.97la 1900 at 1886.
| Con. Mercur. 100 at 3s.
| Crown Point, 500 at 81, 1000 at Big;
! 700 at 80; 1000 at SO; $4,000 at "a;
500 at san buyer so; $500 atSsh.
DAILY West 100 at HOO.
Indian Queen, $500 at 10; 1850 at
| 14ia: $500 at a.
Inyo, 1000 at l1Ik
Little Chief, ELS at IL.
Mt. Lake, 1900 at 80; 1900 at %;
500 at 49, 1900 at 81.
New York, 5000 at Is; 1000 at 10;
500 at 1914; 200 at 1917 1000 at 10.
buyer 60
Scottish Chief. 1000 at .o7; 1000 at
.07h, buyer so.
seven Troughs. 500 at 80, buyer go;
500 at 20.
silver Shield, 1000 at 2oA 800 at
81: 500 at 21i2 500 at 90
Sioux Con. 200 at 1.12Ia; 1000 at
LIS: 400 at 1.17ia.
South Swansea. 100 at Al.
Utah Con. 6,T00 at 90.
Victor Con-, 500 at II; 500 at i6;
$500 at 15i9 500 at Is.
Yankee Con, 100 at 43; 400 at 10.
Iron Blossom, 1900 at 2,4T1a; 1900
at 245: 400 at 2.42ik; 500 at2.42M.
seller so: 1000 at 2.47is. seller 60; 1000
at ESQ.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Black Jack. 1.400 at 10.
Colorado, 100 at 3.go.
Crown Point 500 at 32l2; $50 at 80;
5000 at 81. seller 60.
Carisa, 500 at A.
Min. Lake. 100 at Of.
Iron Blossom. 100 at 2.42Is; 1000 at
24O: 400 at 2.37h; 1900 at 2.35; 600 at
2.30,
Indian Queen. $500 at Is. -
New York, 800 at 10. buyer go.
Lower Mammoth, 100 at 40.
South Swansea, 500 at 40.
Sioux Con. 200 at LIS 1900 at t.17h
Silver Shield, 500 at 221s; 100 at %.
Victor Con. 600 at 16; 400 at 1917.
REHABILITATION.
Shares. Value.
Regular call $3.50 So, 092. 81
Open board ....,....,... 5f,9oO S4,4io.oo
Forenoon totals ..... .146,5Oo ss756s,h
AFTERNOON CALL.
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WOOL.
ST LonIs.

St Louis, June i1.--Wool, steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums. 1915, fine
mediums, 1O@lS, fine, 9@l1.
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A. S. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker, 2ib ID. II, Walker Block.
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II. II. Snow q Co, Stock Brokers.
90 Commercial Blk Both Phones l973
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-14
RAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Situation and Values Remain
with No Change.
NORTHWEST RECEIPTS STILL FAIR
Outlook IL Good for Incoming ship
mcnts Untu the Close of the
Inland Navigation
senson.
OMAHA. Nov. Il. 1908.

OMAHA, Nov. 13, 1908.
Nothing developed materially to change
the wheat situation and values remained
firm 10 higher. Northwestern receipts con-
tinute to run at a fair volume and the out
look Is for good receipts until the close OF
navigation.
New corn receipts are improving slightly,
but the real movement IL not looked for
until the latter part OF this month. Corn
values are showing good strength with
wheat at an advance.
Wheat took a setback owing to selling
which developed frpm lower cables and
reports o. Increasing stocks. The general
tone was weaker throughout the SESSION
and traders we're backward with their sup
port December wheat opened at s'tc and
closed at 97ho.
Good buying of com at the start, coupled
with higher cables Ssent prices up. The
market was errAtic,t however, and breaks
resulted on prefer Of sales at top prices.
The tone OF the market was good and
values were strong on the close. December
corn opened at Soc apd closed at 56&c.
Primary wheat receipts were 9Sl, 600 Blu.
and shipments were ass, LOCO bu.. against re-
ceipts last year OF 617,oOO bu. and shipments
OF 435, coo bu.
Corn receipts were $4,000 bu. and ship
ments were zoo, Zoo bu.. against receipts last
year OF $1,000 blu. and shipments Of la, 600
blu.
Clearances were 5000 blu. OF corn, 1900
bun. OF oats and wheat and flour equal to
10000 bu.
Liverpool closed IA lower on wheat and
hd1sd higher on corn.
Seaboard reported 10000 bu- of wheat
taken for export.
Local range of options:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-14

CATTLE-Receipts of cattle this morning
were very light as usual on a Friday. A
considerable proportion OF the receipts con-
sisted of cows and heifers. There was a
good demand for beef steers and the few
Dads on sale met with ready takers at
good steady prices. A little bunch OF
warmed up cattle sold up to S., 40, with
being paid for some very good light
weight stuff.
Owing to the number of cows here and
to It's being a Friday, when the demand Is
never overly brisk, the feeling on that kind
was hardly so good. The best cows were
possibly strong, but the less desirable
grades were slow and generally q little
lower.
There were not enough feeders to make
a test of the market.
At the present time 1t is safe to quote
all desirable cattle, both killers and feeders,
as fully l6Q26c higher than last weeks
close. This means that the market is
around &q5Oc higher than the low time ten
days ago.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
cornfed steers, So, 40Q7.25 fair to good corn
fed steers, $5.50q64 40; common to fair corn
fed steers, S4.5Oq5. 90; good to choice range
S4.0Oq4.50; common to fair range steers,
SS.594.OO; good to choice cornfed cows and
heifers, S.S5q4.3S; good to choice grass
cows and heifers, 81. 40dS.S5; fair to good
grass COWS and heifers, 2.75G3. 20; common
to fair grass cows and heifers. $1.S0d2. 70
good TO choice stockers and feeders, S4.50Q
500. fair to good stocke and feeders,
So. 75d4.4O; common to fair stockers and
feeders. S276q375; stock heifers. g. 25g3. Is
veal calves, S2.75a6.75; bulls. stays, etc,
Representative sales:
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CnrlOt Receipts.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features Of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade,

CHICAGO, Nov. 1S.-Despite news of a
generally bearish character the local wheat
bqhc higher than the previous close. Corn
was strong, oats steady and provisions
easy.
Trade in the wheat pit was void of any
great activity and the session was char
aeterlzed by considerable nervousness.
yor the Selling side Of the market, but the
tlrst signs of any material support from
Dull leaders caused hasty covering by those
chiefly OF a bearlsh nature. the Liverpool
market was rather weak. receipts in the
northwest We're liberal. weather in Argen-
tina was more favorable to the growing
crop. and export business showed a de-
cided falling off. Duluth reported that ex-
port business was practically at a stand
eight beat loads Of Manitoba Wheat. Tn
I'll late N the session no business was re-
ported, 9s having been transaotsd-at the
Eeabosrd. but shortly before, the end of the
GGs t5.was claimed that forty-eisht boat
Argentina situation reports received today
stated that rains were general and that
Demand for cash wheat was extremely
light and prices at the sample tables were
about steady, After covering a range OF
above final figures of the previous session,
w'th December at S.03k and May at n.O7k.
C~lca-arces of wheat and flour were equal
70 CN.OO0 bushels Exports for the week as
srcwn. by Rradstreet's were equal to
5.f"'0O bushels.
Following slight weakness at the start the
c-rn market was strong the remainder OF
the dav and at the close prices were &c
~tat'-~s OF December and May were similar
M e22tc.
oats were firm early in the session, hut
became weaker late in the day. A decline
OF 1c in feed barley and of hc In cash oats
was responsible for much OF the selling.
The market closed easy with prices un-
changed TO NC lower. with December at AZ
@'9hc and May at 51G51kc.
Provisions were weak nearly all day.
Receipts OF live hogs we're again extremely
liberal. total arrivals today at western
points being rs. 800 head. against q, 800 head
a wear ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-14
e.. .,.... IS sss isS s% Ss..'..sS ,"
a. 257 ~ TX IA PgT o.

SHEEP-Only eight cars were reported in
this morning and they were practically all
ewes and none of them OF very good quail
ity. At the same time there was a very
good demand for killers and buyers picked
up. everything in sight that would do to
kill, paying SO. 75q3. 81 for the most of them,
which looked like a good strong market
considering the quality OF the stuff. There
were not enough feeders to attract much
attention, but what there were brought
about steady prices.
The receipts Of sheep nave been very
liberal this week. showing a large gain over
last week, but no increase over a year ago.
week started out about steady on kill
ers, but broke very sharply on Tuesday.
Since then prices have again advanced
under free buying and at the present time
all Of the decline has been fully made up,
SO that the market il as good as 1t was al
the close of last week. Feeders rave been
very good sellers all the week,
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Good to
choice lambs, IS. 10000; fair TO good lambs.
s6.S5q6.75 feeding lambs, tSq4So; good
to choice light yearlings, $450Q6.O0; good
to choice heavy yearllngs, A25Q4.75 rs; feed
ing yearlings, 2,75Q43 s.; good to choice
wethers, 4.15d+4; fair TO good wethers,
S4.0OQ4.l5; feeding wethers, s3.50Q4.00; good
to choice ewes, $S.75q4Oo: fair to good
ewes, S3;259S,7 IS; feeding ewes, s226dS. Is;
culls and bucks, &1.O042.5o.
Representative sales: