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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-25
PRICE MOVEMENT
VERY IRREGULAR
Trading Brisk at Opening With
Small Gains in the Low
Issues.

New York, March 25.--Trading was
brisk at the opening OF the stock market
and the movement Of prices was very ir-
regular. High priced stocks generally
yielded small fraction from last nights
level, while the gains were round as
rule amongst the low priced issues.
Western Union advanced Ia General
Electric 1ss. Norfolk q Western IA and
Missouri Pacific and Southern Railway
large fractions, American locomotive de-
clined ~ and Union Pacific and Reading
g.
Less inclination to unload the stand
ard railroad stocks was shown Tor n
while and there was an Irregular rally
which was checked before prices had re-
covered. Pennsylvania yielded n point
rather abruptly and the western stocks
We're all being sold freely nj II O'Clock.
over night losses were shown Of a
point in st. Paul, Northern Pacific, I'M
ion Pacific, Reading and National Lead.
A continued demand for various special
ties benefited General Electric rs, Corn
p prGfqfSs P f. : American S"o'''"S
The deciine ran ~ in Canadian Pact
fic and point in Delaware y Hudson
Amalgamated Copper. American Suelt-
ing. Anaconda, American Car, Republic
steel preferred Sloss-sheffield Steel ana
National Biscuit. slow impartial re-
covery ensued. Westinghouse Electric
gained 3,
Bonds were steady.
The failure of the leading stocks to
improve much when various specialtlcs
were bid up strongly caused the room
traders to sell the active list anew
Brooklyn Union Gas hardened seven
points, Consolidated Gas 6is Westing
house Electric first preferred and Unit
cd States Pipe 8.
The heaviness of the market did not In
terfere with the advance in several spec-
ialties. IN which the customary fluctua-
lions are usually wide. Consolidated Gas
and Westinghouse Electric were quoted
6ls higher and the first preferred Z. Press
ed Steel Car preferred also moved up
! and Atlantic Coast Line n. The -ail-
road list averaged about the lowest Of
the day
The market closed active and strong
and at the highest level of the day. There
WAS a substantial recovery In the final
hour which was facilitated by the relief
eflo d1 ,l by the profit takng already e.
last nights level or above.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-25
LATE LOCALS.

Toduy's Clcnrngs-Today' local
bank clearings amounted TO $685.
1O3.14, as against $717,509.S5 for the
same day last year.
Mailing Award Rlbbons-The award
ribbons from the Manufacturers and
Merchants association, due exhibitors
a. last falls state fair. are being sent
out today by secy. Ensign of the
state Fair association.
NJ & VI. Iianquet--Two hundred
and fifty invitations have been sent
ont for Friday evenings banquet Of
the Manufacturers and Merchants
association, at the Commercial club,
There will be an interesting list Of
speakers,
Weber Canyon Aqucduct--Chief
Engineer HonnOld of the Utah Light
& Railway company began prelimin-
AIRY surveys this morning, in Weber
canyon for the new aqueduct The
intake will be mt Devils Gate, and
run down the canyon over mile to
the power house In a siE-foOt pipe.
The power house is now under con-
struction.
Conditions up City CreelS--Inspect-
ors Reynolds ana Clark OF the forest
service noticed in u stroll up city
creek Sunday, a barn ana outbullding
practically on the banks OF the creek.
three and one-half miles up the
stream. They also noticed side
stream running into the creek within
10 feet OF these buildings, and were
surprised thar such a condition OF
things is allowed,
Meeting of liquestrlans-At the
last meeting OF number Of citizens
interested in equestrianisln, a CONF
mittee was chosen to perfect a plan
OF organization, ana report at q meet-
ing TO be- held au the Cullen hotel next
Friday evening where all citizens IN
torosted In horseback riding arc in
Ntod 10 attend, There are enough in
salt Lake. II is believed, 10 organize
an equostrla company nj least 60
strong
summary Court al Ogden--Major
Williams of The First infantry, went
up 10 ogden last evening, where he
oniciatad rs summary court officer In
the case OF PriYates Jef Harper, Seth
Harper, and Farley Dodson' charged
with absence from drills Section
1906, Revised Statutes provides for
the punishment OF such milunmen as
neglect their drills, and they were
found guilty The major has hand
ed in his findings 90 Col Plummerl
the rcglmental commander, VINO VIII
act on Tho same tomorrow
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REPORT OF MILL sUPERINTEN-
DENT

Mil Supt f. w sherman. In his re-
port to General Manager Ernest Bam-
berger, says;
throughout the year. when the mill
Ing plant was In regular service, IL was
FOR the most part only operated for one
shift out of each "A hours; again from
Sept. % until Nov. II the work of mill
ing ore was entirely suspended owing TO
complete suspension of mine work
The actual running time of the mill
during the entire year only amounted
to 81 days, 10 hours and 81 minutes.
The mill treated during that period
G3,2lS.9 dry tons of ore; from this
amount there was rejected by hand
picking 2,7i6.0 tons Of waste thus there
was actually milled and sampled 6O,472
dry tons, There was produced IN con-
centrntes 7,iS0 dry tons. The rate OF
concentration was sos tons OF ore into
each ton OF concentrates.
The min treated during each "a
hour-duy OF service i797 dry tons, Thu
crude ore carried an average assas
value OF 1882 per cent lead and 9.47
ounces silver. The average tailiuga
rejected contained a value of .0lG pet
cent lead ana 2,72 ounces silver.
"The average values contained In the
concentrates were Is 10 per cent lead,
5l.N ounces silver, ,0i0S ounces gold.
I 90 per cent copper and 10 a per cent
zine. Thus the min effected saving
OF 90 10 per cent OF the lead ana 7l21
per cent OF the silver values. The mill
developed a capacity while In actual
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KANSAS CITY.
PRODUCE.


Chicago March 25.-Flrm Liverpool
cables and small receipts In the north
west gave the early wheat market firm
tone. although trading was light. Com
mission houses and local shorts took of
ferings freely. May opend unchanged
10 sc higher, at 95ls to sSSs to 95h and
The corn market was quiet but firm,
Gables were higher and local receipts
were light, Shorts covered early, May
There was fair trade in oats for July
and September delivery but the May OPP
ton was very quiet; The market was
firm. May opened sc higher at 54la.
A 10 cent advance in live hogs gave
steady tone 10 provisions and the market
was active. May pork was up sg1b at
49, sz 2 sGd w1 hig 1G n af M '' Kids
The wheat market continued strong
until the last half hour OF the session
when prices slumped more than one cent
commission houses, From 1855 May do
clined to 9iM The close was weak with
May off stg9i9t
May sold of from 61ss TO 66A. The close
Wheat-May eias; July seNaa.y
corn-May CO.'S July GAYS ep,. Gsl.
Oats MAY (old) 6i& May new 5s
July Odd 4sis July new 46F. Sept.
Fors-May l247,A; July 12s5; Sept IL. 20.
I.ard-May 1924 July SIS; Sept. 10 90
Ribs-May 6.77MtiGs0; July 7.O7i7 Sept
7.ab.
Ryc--Cash 7GQ7s.
Barley-Cash 10Gi66.
Timothy-March 4.75
CloVer-March q 20.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New York March 2j.-sugar raw, firm;
fair refining 3S6, centrifugal DC test $50:
molasses sugar SCI,
Refined 1rm.. Crushed, G1o; powdered
$50; granulated $40.
Coffee quiet No. Rio 6; No, San
tos s&q1z,
BUTTER AND EGGS,
Chicago March 2-Butter steady.
CreamerieH 22a2Sis, dalries 20d26
Eggs easy AT mark, cases included.
1871
New York, March 25.-Butter steady
and unchanged.
Cheese firm and unchanged.
Eggs stendy and unchanged,
SUGAR ADVANCES
New York. March 2l-All grades Of re-
fined sugar were advanced 10 cents a
hundred pounds today
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JOSEPH ON WAR PATH.
Takes Exceptions to a Recent State.
ment of Daniel Guggenheim.

Harry S. Joseph, former secretry of
the Utah Mine owners association and
one of the noted ore producers of the
state. Is again up in arms against the
smelter trust He has been stirred up
by the letter from Daniel Guggenheim,
president of the big smelling CON
Germ to Samuel Newhouse and which
was published in the News" a few
days ago. Mr. Joseph takes excep-
ton to that portion Of the Guggenheim
communication wherein the writer stat
ed that he had no knowledge of the ex-
istenCe of any dissatisfaction among
the ore producers of this region until
he had been SO advised by Mr.. New
house just before Mr.. Guggenheim left
New York on his European trip.
Why" declared Mr.. Joseph today,
u am surprised that a man of the
integrity and standing of Mr.. Guggen-
helm would make such n statement us
that / am prepared to prove to Mr..
Guggonheim that he did know some
thing about the plight Of the Utah
producers, and that his company was
endeaNoring to exact such eXorbitant
charges that a whole lot OF us have
been practically forced out of busl-
ness Mr.. Guggenheim knew as far
back as 1906 during the session of the
American Mining congress In Denver
how some OF the producers of Utah
regarded the treatment being accorded
them by his company. Franklin Gutter
man, the personal representative of
Mr.. Guggenhelm, was present and took
the floor to defend the company. A
resolution was adopted by the congress
at this same meeting authorizing the
president to appoint a committee of five
to consider and Investigate the rela-
lions existing between the ore pro-
ducers and the smelter interests. The
committee consisted of Il. A. Colborn
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CONCENTRATES.

President w. C. Sharp and Manag-
ing Director A. f. Holden of the United
States Smelling, Refining & Mining
company arrived from the east last
night and VIII remain In the city until
after the hearing on the application for
a modified decree to permit the oper-
alton OF its lead sme!ter, which comes
up in the federal court next Monday.
George Il. Gum of the Mason Valley
Mining company Is expected TO land In
New York shortly from his European
trip.
The Alta Copper Mining company
fled articles OF Incorporation in the Of
fee OF the county clerk yesterday. The
company is capitalized for $1,OO0,000 in
81 shares, and the officers are as fol-
lows L.. w. OFT, president; Ernest r.,
Woolley. vice president; Fred II, Wool
ley. secretary and treasurer. The COM
pany owns five lode and eight placer
claims in the Alta mining district in
Idaho
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Little Bell Gets Back Into Active
List on Strength OF
Strike RunorS.
STOCK ORDERS FROM PARK,
Some of the Live Tlnlic Issucs--Saics
OF Cedar-Closlng Quota
lions and Sales.

There were some weak spots in the
mining stock market today. yet on
the whole. things moved of very sat-
isfactorily on the floor Of the mining
exchange during the forenoon calls.
Little Bell of Park City appeared sud-
denly in the active list after long
period OF quiet. 1t was whispered
about the exchange that some quite
Important developments had been
made in the workings run in from the
9O0-foot level of the DAILY West mine
Orders for the stock came in from
Park city carly in the day. Color
ado, Iron Blossom, Black Jack, Uncle
sam Consolidated ana Sioux Console
dated were active Tintic stocks.
Cedar sold at 8 cents on the open
board and ohio Copper at $2.S7 y {.
The closing quotations and sales
were.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-25
FEDERAL ELY MEETING.
Stock of This Nevada Company Is to
Be Made Assessable.

Shareholders of the Federal Ely Min
ing company met yesterday afternoon
and out of the 10000 shares Of issued
stock, $4,000 We're represented. The
proposition To change the articles of In
corporation Of the company SO as to
make the stock assessable carried by a
big vote, but $4,000 shares were record
ed In the negative.
new board OF directors was chosen
consisting of A. G. Ellis Jr,, l.. II.
Farnsworth, w j. Craig, John 4. Hod-
son, II. j. Evans, William NJ. Brad
ley and Judge W. II. Dickson. An or
ganization win be affected In a few
days when, in all probability share
holders viii be called on for 10 cents
a share, which would bring in Sl50000
report submitted by Secy. II. j.
Evans gave n concise statement OF the
financial end OF the company's business
and II showed that great care had been
exercised to keep everything right up
to the minute 1t disclosed the fact
that the companys present and matur-
ing obligations. other than those OF
the directors amounted 10 between
$3.50 ana $4,000, 70 meet these the
company has running time between
now and next October while the
amounts due individual directors in the
company for moneys advanced, viii not
be pressing claims,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-25
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following quota
tons from san Francisco on Nevada
mining stocks today:
CoMsToCK.
ophir, 22OQ2.25; Mexican, s0991;
Gould & Curry, eQiO; Con Va, 4l@42;
Savage, $685.; Hale g. Norcross, 24q25,
Yellow Jacket, "a bid; Belcher. 14dl5;
Confidence. 45a50; Sierra Nevada, 27@
Is.
ToNoPAH.
Tonopah Nevada, 5.92!@6,0o; Montana
Tonopah. 160Ql.62l2; Tonopah Extern
sion, S5dfSS; Mac Namara, 1904 Mid
way. SO asked; Tonopah Belmont. lOI5a
Dll0; Tonopah North Star, 11@12; Ohio
Tonopah. / asked; West End Cons, 24@
%: Rescue, sag; Tonopah & California,
bid; Golden Anchor, asked Jim But
Ter, 2S429; Cash Roy, asked Home, 2
asked Monarch Pitts, Extn., asked;
Montana Midway Extn., asked; Gold
en- Crown, ) asked
GoLDFIELD.
SANDSTONE 32@sS; Col Mt, 2O@22;
Jumbo Ext. 33qS4: Yernal, 8 bid; Penn
sylvania, 2 asked; Kendall, 1IqlS;
Booth Is bid: Blue Bull. 1908; Adams,
. bid; silver Pick, 25G26; May Queen. 8
asked; Nevada Boy, asked; Black
Butte Ext. 269; Blue Bell, Sa9; Dixie
2m3; Goldfeld Columbia, 9 asked; Hi
hernia, 3 bid; st. Ives, 26G27; Conquer
or, 3G4; Black Rock, 2G3; Lone Star,
9dl0 G. Wonder, asked; ORC, bid;
Kendall Ext, 3 asked; Sandstone Ext
3 asked; Mayne, gas: Atlanta, 1904;
Ct. Bend 42G4S; Empire, asked; Red
Top Ext. 12G13; Florence, 410g4.l2ls;
D'held Il. b. Cons, l6QlS: Goldfeld
Daisy 1.30m132is Laguna, 950l 90;
C'omb Fraction, 67G6S; CT Bend Ext,
gG10: CT. Bend Annex, SG9; Midtown,
Is asked, i. B. Bonanza, asked; Ke-
wanos 39@40; Esmeralda,4 asked; Port
land, 10Gi2; Crackerjack, 6q7; f. Mo.
hawk, % asked; Red HIS, PAGES; Mo-
hawk Ext, 4g5; Il. Dillon, bid;
Grandma, . asked; S. p Ext, 9 asked;
Goldheld Con, 5O5q5.O7h; D'field Tri-
angle 667: Coming Nation, 2q3
Add Nevada Stocks.
RULLFRoG.
Original. 2@9; Bullfrog Mining, 5
as: Mont Bullfrog, 1@2; National
Bank, s 19; I. Harris, 1 asked; Ame-
thyst, 8 bid; Gold Bar, 5000; Dem
yer Bullfrog Annex, bid; Bonnie
clare. is asked: Mayflower Cons, ~
bid. Montgy, sho. Ext, bid; G.
Scepter, 30f Montgy. Mt, ~ bid;
Is. Diamondheld. asked: Homestake
Cons, 35Gp az; Y. Girl, asked. Mug
get, 2 bid; Tramp Cons. s bid Vic
tor. goa Midas, 11.52 bid; Mineral
Hills, sac.
MANHATTAN.
Mani. Cons, II asked; $. Humph-
rey, asked; Dexter, 100; L. Joe 2
asked: Crescent, 1 bid; Combination,
. asked; Granny, asked; Mustang,
SGi10: Little Gray, asked, Cow Boy.
hid ong. MANN, s@4; Broncho, 2
as: Pinenut, bid; S. Dog, SOS;
orpITER nJSrTlR lots
Fairview Eagle, so asked; Nevada
Pills. 2.S0 bid; Pittsburg Sill Peak,
1.l0d1.2O: Eagles Nest, IS bid; Ruby
Wonder, . bid Hailstone, 6G7; Raw
hide Queen, 1.75@1.S0; Rawhide
Queen Regent, rs asked; Rawhide
Burrs. 10 asked; Rawhlde Red Top,
Il bid.
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York, March a5-NIoncy ON
cali easy IN al per cent; ruling
rate 20 closing hid ~; offered az 9.
per ccnt 90 duSs 81 AZ 81 per cent;
six months ht ~ per cent.
Prime mercantile paper so AT O Per
cent sterling exchange steady. with
actual business In bankers bills at
1850 al l.6B,05 for demand, ard NJ
i,s3.i5 M 1880 for 90 day bills.
Commercial bills 1881.
Bnr silver, S5h.
Mexican dollars, ~.
Government bonds firm; railrOld
bonds heavy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-25
BUY STOCK IN uTAH-GDAHo
SUGAR COMPANY.

It's officers include Joseph T. smith.
president; Thos X. Cutler vice
president and general manager
We commend the preferred stock
10 those who desire a regular income
u7iA cents dividend on each share
$50 par value) every quarteD.
Common stock rs a good buy FOR
those who can afford to take the
chances ana who are willing TO wait
for returns TO come in
Both stocks are cumulative.
II you wish TO either buy or sell.
call and see us OF write for what
you want.
Buy a home in Forest Dale. lots
for cash, or ON easy terms, at 9
per cent interest
GEORGE ". CANNON COMPANY.
Rooms 5l2-5la Tcmpleton Building
Phone, Ben 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-25
THE BIGGEST YET.
Recent Strike In Prince Consolidated
Pronounced Whale.

During the past week in the progress
OF development work al the Prince Con-
solidated mine, says the Phoebe Record,
there has been exposed one OF the larg-
est and richest bodies of silver ore ever
opened I'm this district. So Gathering
are the results Of this discovery that
the management have decided to get
larger hosting machinery and other inn
provements so that the mine can be
worked on much larger scale.
The new strike referred to gives
values OF over HOO ounces silver to
the ton and plenty OF II. Supt. Lloyd
declared it to be the biggest thing ever
Opened up in this sectiOn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-25

owners association I know or In
stances whore they have gone to the
management OF the new Knight smelter
IN Tintic and asked for figures on treat
ment charges and have gone direct TO
the Mccormick block with them ana
spread them before Mr. whitley. Now
that is not right, ana ! don't see what
they are to gain by Il.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-25
Will INCREASE CAPITAL STOCK

April 6 has been set as the date for
special meeting of shareholders Of
the Ohio Kentucky Consolidated
Mining company al which time the
matter of increasing the capital stock
OF the company will come un for con-
sideration. The present capital is
10000 shares OF the par value of 81
nach.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-25
ORE AND BULLION.

The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
Co were: Crude ore ana concentrate,
$4,000, base bullion, $25, 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-25

l.. Il. Flowers to Louise freed, lot
"a, block %, 10-acre A ....,..........s
r. Cottrell to William Hoare lots
c, etc, block 10, Perkins First
George A. Gibbs to James A. Muir
ct al, land in section r. township
3 south. range l east ...,,.........
w. s. Mccormick TO Jane Hansen,
lot 10, block Z, Central Park .,...
T. j. Osborne to Elizabeth tiClI-
nor part of lot 3, block 70, plat
ID 900. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Joseph Smith to Ephralm Smith
land section 10, township south,
range west o., ........,..,.........
n. j, Molmstrom to Erik EkQairr,
land section "a. township 2 sol;h,
range 1 west OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
T. II Woodbury. TO Margaret L.
W!liamsoR' lot s. block 4. 5-acro
Mercy Williams to Nephi Hodgson,
lots 46, etc, block l, Hazlemere see.
Nephi Hodgson to william Edg-
worth, lots l6, etc. block l. ma
Zlemere .....'.'.''.....,,,'' ..'.....',
Hannah Hodgson to William Edg
worth, lots IS, etc, block A. Ha-
Charles f.. Adams Jr., TO g. V.
Hardy, lot 10. block 80. l0-acre plat
a. Fl. Blrrell To l.. NJ Carpenter,
part lot s, block 81 plat c ,,o.. 2
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+. H. SNOW a Co., Stock Brokers.
22 Commercial BIZ Both Phones l979
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70 NJ West a Co.. stock broker.
ID. u Walker BIZ Both phones OF,
ice ana residence
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GEO Q CANNON ASSOCIATIONS.
BRuKERS ~ u. SO. Temple Both
phones $40
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

It's simply impossible to mat.
better -four. ''Ne

Albert W. Davis and wife to Ma
than Davis, part section q. town
ship ] north, range 1 west .......s
Eugene c. Curley and wife TO Geo
G. Doyle, part lot l. block a. plat
A zee. .....,.,..,.,........,.
Lucretia H. kimball to Hans p. Fall
kerson lot II, block Il 5-acre plat
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\. ). CAMPBELL.
stock Broker. 2l5 u. s. Walker Block
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NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS.

Wednesday, March 25, 1908
Alchlsun observation-disclosures. 1874
Atchison pfd. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, S5M
Baltimore a ohio ..,,..,,,.,.,.,.... 50
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.


Chicago. March 5.-Cattle-Receipts
Ills; cows and helfers 2.O0d5.65; Texans
t.i0d5 60; calves 4,0og6. 25i westerns 4.50q
$50; stockers and feeders 315H5. 10.
Hogs-Receipts about 5000. Market l0c
higher. Light 1905. 25 mixed 1895 y;
heavy 4 95q5.2 rough $3.50 %; pigs 40
It4.S0; bulk Of sales 5.l0a5 20
Sheep Receipts about 1900 Market
strong. Natives 4.50n7,O 90, westerns 4.15G
100; yearllngs 60O07 60; lambs 5.S5a7.s0
westerns 6.&QS,lJ.
OMAHA
Omaha. March 5,--Cattle-Receipts
1900 Market lO5ll5c higher: native steers
.75aI.O0: cows aud heifers 350d6 25: west
ern steers $3.50 80; Texans S.25di4 Is;
cows and helfers 2.75G4.50; Gamers 2. d
as so: stockers and feeders s.OOd5 D /;
calves S.0OQ6.00; bulls and stays 5000
$40
Hogs-Receipts s,40o Market 1Oc higher,
Heavy 4S5a5O0; mixed 4.s5Q4.sO; light
4i.9g4,9s; pigs s75a4 90; bulk Of sales
sheep~Receipts $500; market steady to
10 cents higher. ycarlings 6.5047 co.;
wethers s.OOgs65; ewes 5.759e 40; lambs
6.1oQS.O0.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. March 25.--Cattle--Re-
ceipts 5000, including 800 southerns Mar
ket strong TO. 10 cents higher. Native
steers 8, 25u7.OO. native cows and heifers
3. 5OQ6.0; stockors and feeders 3,T5d6 80
bulls S50n5 %; calves S.50a62 %; western
steers 4.S0a6 10: western cows S,5046. l5
Hogs-Receipts 1000 Market 10 cents
higher. Bulk of sales 1895 Is; heavy
5.OO45. 20; packers and butchers i.95q5.15;
light .S5a5 10; pigs 4.3O4i.i5.
Sheep-Reccipts 1900; market steady
Muttons 7Jdd75; lambs 6.75a7.s0; range
wethers G00g7 %; fed ewes 6.SO96.2.
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BADGER Bros,
MEMBERS SALT LAKE EXCHANGE,
BROKERS
100 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
PRIVATE WIRES
TO ALL MARKETS.

TO ALL MARKETS.
orders In Stocks, Cotton, Grain,
Etc, promptly executed.
Perfect facilities for executing
orders In Copper Stocks and Me-
vada Stocks.
Orders on all Utah Mining and
Industrial Stocks receive our care
ful attention.
WILL BUY
10 Utah National Bank. sl25,oO.
Utah-M Rubber Capital, 5000
Con. Wagon pfd., $4,000.
100 Bell Telephone, $4,000.
70 Con Wagon com, s9S50.
10 First National Bank of Ogden,
$4,000.
p Amalgamated Sugar pfd., s92 90.
10 Y, G. NJ. T., $4,000
1000 Independent Telephone. l0c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-25

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following quota
tons from san Francisco on Nevada
mining stocks today: