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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-06

As the result of the Senate caucu! the officers and attaches will be:-
 President Pro-tem-Senator Isaac w Brooks of Torrirngton.
 Chaplain-Rev. J. Frederick Sextor Of Westville.
 Clerk-John A. Spafford of Bridge port.
 Messengers-Jo F. Hughes O. Hartford, E. w. Baldwin of New Ha ven.
 Doorkeepers-Fred M. Wright o1 Ashford, William Humphrey of Dan bury, Oscar F. Perkins of Winsted James McKendrick of Stonington, E. of Coventry.
 Fairfield County Caucus.
 Only two of the representatives, elect were absent. Charles D. Burns ot Greenwich and John w. French of Trumbull were reported ill, but they sent proxies. The first business was the choice of a candidate for messen- ger. There were eight candidates. On the first ballot, George F. Sherwood of Weston received ten votes. On the second ballot he was nominated with 21 votes. H. H. Peck of New town was named for second place.
 Litchfield County
 Somebody cast too many ballots in the L1tchheld county caucus, but as the successful candidate for messenger or doorkeeper had more than enough votes anyway, there was no kick.
 On the first ballot for endorsement for messenger the vote was: O. c. Hill of Bethlehem 15, George F. Farnham of Torrington i, A. P. Atwood of Nor folk 7. F. w. Knowles of New Mill ford3, David M. Hard of Watertown 2, Lucius w. Fox of Torrington 3. On the secoid ballot Hill was chosen, the vote showing a total greater than the number in the room, being, Hill 19, Farnham 1, Atwood 10, Knowles 2, Hard 1, Fox 1.
 The Democratic members elect held a caucus. Mayor Dunn of Willimantic said that in the past the Democrats, although in the minority, had had laeders in the House who were the equal of, if the not the superior to, the leaders of the majority. Tn present ing the name of Representative Rich ard T. Higgins of Winchester for that position, he advanced the proposition that the dignity of the Democratic party would be fully sustained. As there were no other nominations, the clerk cast the ballot for the caucus.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-06
Sarsatahs

0HK S01 NhHS lets, combine the most
 successful reme d @ S for all humors and eruptions. stomach liver and kidney ailments, loss of appetite, that tired feel ing. They are a solid extract of Hoods Sarsapa- rilla, having all it's wonderful medicinal power. Pleasant. to take and exceedingly economical Give great satisfaction, especially to people pre-. ferring tablet to liquid medicines. 100 doses $l Druggists or mail. c. 1. Hood Co, Lowell, Mass
 If Made by HoAd It's Good
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-06
The COURTLAND SCHOOL

431 Washington Ave. A few vacan- cies after Jan. 1, to be filled in tie order of application to the secretary. No extra charge for pupils entered now for the second half year. T30tfs
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-06

brane resulting from Catarrh and drives away a Cold in the Head quickly. Restores the Senses of Taste and Smell. Full size 50 cts. at Druggists or by mail. Liquid Cream Balm for use in atomizers 75 cts.
 Ely Brothers, 56 Warren Street, New York.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-06
Infants Wear

Infants Slips, slightly soiled :. Children Aprons, slightly soil
 worth 39c and 75c. Children Bear Skin Coats (w
 were $2.5O, $3.5O, $4.50.
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hard by the present low metal market
Tho telegram says:
Boston News Bureau wires. y butt7
conner man says Il figure that no
large copper interest is So badly hlt o.
The low price Of copper as the AmAl-
ramated interests. 10 BIAS boon htu .ed
tlat the dividends OF AmasAndted
have au been paid from the prohts IN
copper at above 1854 cents. Copper vas
Us cents when AmalFtmatcd was start
ed and when It ZEN below II cents
dividends were cut from s. to- 81. rs
dividends were again increased "hen
conner was above A. cents Below 10
cents copper dividends we're back 10 w.
The uest is "a great and growing
country with labor in demand lnd
AmaIgamated cannot cut it's labor De-
low $3.50 O. day am reliably informs
ed that when Amalgamated did smut
down IL cost 100000 per month TO main
tain mines and machinery clear OF
water Aualgamated has therefore, one
OF the most difficult problems before
it iu the whole copper world today. iJ
is cheaper for AmAgamated Co a.clmu
late a surplus OF copper at loss II
30 has TO. than 20 stand "a %3V9luo1 au-
nu1 loss. disposition of It's labor forces
and general disorganizatlon OF the
mines that would result
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CONCENTRATES.

IT IS understood that operators from
Joplin Mo, are securing a foothold on
the zinc properties in the Good Springs
mines in Nevada.
At a depth OF ~ feet the Ford & Co.
property I'm Barber canyon. near cha
fey. has run into ore that samples $50
TO the ton. according 90 w. II. Horner.
manager Of the Chafcy Towusite COM
pany.
j. =. Gardner who has Just returned
from his Alta property in the Clifton
district Of Deep Creek, asserts that the
ground is being proved up as a great
territory OF low grade copper. Inter
asted with Mr. Gardner is Paul Roden-
house, who has charge OF the property.
The new 10-slamp min at Chafey
which win handle custom ores. win he
ready for business IN "a few days. The
mill was erected by the Chafey Reduc-
tlou company which IS composed OF H..
Chafoy. NJ. r. Evans John Q. C'ritch-
low d. W. Kelly, John Condron and
Ben T Haywood
The General Engineering company
has been awarded contract by Gener-
al Manager c. II DDOlittle of the
Bingham New Haven Mining company
for tho erection OF a l00-t0n conccntrat-
Ing min on the company's property at
Bingham. According 20 the contract
the mill IS 90 be finished by July l.
just 30 days away.
The directorate Of tho new Internal
tional Smelling e. refining company
has been announced as follows: Urban
n. BrouEhton and Charles II, BROKER
OF Ans0nia, Con; Thomas r. Cole, John
ID. RYAN. Adolph Lewissohn, y. G. Con-
verse and Thomas Morrison. Of Pitts
burg. a.. A. Condor OF Duluth. MINI:
Charles H. sabiu and Dennis Sheedy Of
Denver: william u. Thornton and
Charles r. King OF Butte
At meeting Of the directors OF tho
Joe Bowers Mining company yesterday
the resiguatlons OF James T. Dunn
president, ana A. *. Hamilton, vice
president We're accepted and tho fol-
lowing officers and directors were elect
ed. John Dorm. president, n. A Reyes.
vice president. and H. Vance Lane de-
rector n. j.. GHdlcy win continue to
servo as managing director and trois-
urcr An assessment OF hlaf cent
Nas levied.
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WESTERN MARKET LETTER.

Special Correspondence.
Kansas CITY stock Yards. March 20.
1eo9.-Total cattle receipts hero last
week we're $4,000 head. about the
same as In the previous week. and
the market made a net gain OF 10 TO
. cents for the week The proper
ton OF cattle from distant range ter
tory was smaller than usual last week
but toppy cattle were included from
an sections Colorado steers at $40.
Colorado steers fed I'm Kansas at the top
for the week. $3.50. best Oklahoma
steers $3.50, and panhandle meal fed
steers at S5.45 to $500. Tho run to-
dav is 1000 head here. and the mar
ket is steady TO 10 lower except on
stockers and feeders. which are sell
ing strong. Among tho arrivals today
was TO cars Of the Lockhart steers
which sold az $685., which was 30
cents less than the last shipment Of
these steers brought here, but the
cattle today We're not as good as for
merly. and weighed only 1.293 pounds.
other fed steers from Colorado today
brought S5.30 and S6-1O, bulls at S425
COWS and heifers, SA35 to So. stocSers
and feeders from the range country.
50 20 $40. veals $3.50 to 81, stock
COWS and heifers sass to 81. Cattle
receipts for March at this point win
NA' 'NA any nlfhlNNs MdItn hN q small
margin yet prices on an classes are
25 10 80 cents higher than a month
ago.
Sheep and lambs made a gain Of
10 TO 20 cents last week. and are up
70 10 TO 20 cents today. Receipts
are $500 head today, only about half
as many as on recent Mondays. which
partly explains the stronger market
today. New high top prices for the
year were paid for every class today
Lambs ranged from 1926 to $3.50.
top spring lambs. S15. medium spring
lambs. 50 To S12. best yearlings. SI25.
wethers, seas, ewes, &6.S5. The bulk
OF the Colorado fed stun has been
marketed. and the opinion prevails
that prices win be strong for some
weeks ahead. There will be another
week yet Of fancy prices for Easter
lambs. after which market for spring
lambs will hattcn out A few low
grade clipped lambs have sold freely
az So TO $6.40, feeding lambs M 10
t6.S5, Texas muttons are worth s.
20 $3.50 and fat goats, $3.50 70 81.
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SHOULD CURTAIL
COPPER OUTPUT
J. Park Charming Declares Waste
OF Resources to Continue Min
ing at Present Price.
RESTRICTION IS IMPOSSIBLE.
Does Not Believe Comtuuir- Could bc
brought Together to urr'1-r
supply ct Rcd Metal

According to y Park Ch0unIuE cope
nor .o,fit,ns 4ro FAR from good and
.t .... ....,.,tt,... .l.oulI he
NJ ''i'N' '-'
done to curtail the present rate OF
production james a. Pollock g. Co.
tl,f. ,,,rri,o received the following
- ..f.... r,.....,
Boston.
j Park Charming. who was iu Bose
So. ,..eto~4s,. ss,.e. OF al, NOT r.ol, for
an lmmeulaie cnahke hi iH' pi''0 ''
copper and 30 looks as though the
metal was relatively cheaper than the
shares off copper prOduciuE companies
so long as the present large produc-
ton continues.
Whom questioned as 90 the probah-
liy OF any concerted action among
The producing interests along lines or
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STOCKS SHOW
MORE ACTIVITY

Ncw York April 1.-priccs of stocks
started higher ON large volume of deal
inrs Varying fractional gains were
shown throughout tho list aud iu some
eases they reached o. point or more. pon-
yer g. Rio Grande rose ia Atlantic
Coast Line ih. ST. Paul. Illinois Central
Canadian Pacific and Intorborough-M Mot.
preferred o and Union Pacidr. Southern
racinr. Missouri Pacific. Norfolk a
Western. Delaware a. Hudson. Kansas
city Southern. Amalgamated COPPER ana
National Lead. General Electric uud Com
soldatcd Gas larEc fractions.
The upward trend OF prices did not last
lUur. traders uk.uc nr0dts aa soon aa
business got Wen underway, Reactions
we're quite sharp ln number or ln-
tcrIavs closing. Thc market tteadied
oll became uuitor GO She end ~ the
Tbo advance of Denver G. Rio Graudo
carried others with 10 OF the Gould croun
with gains of 1 to %. There were sinl-
nnr advances lu Chesapeake n ono,
Cleveland G.. C. a. sd. Louis and Railway
steel Spring. Norfolk g Western rose
14 and Canadian Pacific and CHICAGO
Great Western nebeuture8 2 Reallziug
sales were continued in tho general list
with the efcct Of putting prices there
ltuusy lvanla Northwestern. Long ls-
land and Brooklyn Transit lost l.
Eastern trunk line stocks were bought
freely which served 90 stinen prices tn
the general market and caused some rec
CuEcrv. New York Central gained point.
Pennsylvania recovered its loss of as
much; Chesapeake g. Ohio rose 10 a.
Buying for the long account was re-
sumed when United States steel BEGAN
Co get active and touched 80. The list
generally did not reach tho best, but
there was heavy absorption 81 some ~
the railroad stocks Canadian Iacldo
jumped g. American Ice 1a. Duluth,
South Shore & Atlantic I. and the pre-
fCrred lia.
The market closed strong and active.
The aggressive rise iu United states
steel brought tho general market TO top
prices.
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PRODUCE.


Chicago. April New high record
marks for the season for all deliveries or
wheat were recorded here today. The
May option touched 1.193. aud tho July
l.0fe. Tho new record for Nav is =
above tho mark established March B.
while that for july is rs higher than the
price at which that option sold on the
Additional crop damage reports ana an
advance Of "a to Id. at Liverpool were
the chief bulllsh influences. Nav open
cd az l.l9ls 10 p and July at ION 20 p
Later May sold az LBS while July
The bulge in wheat had a strengthen
ing effect on tho corn market Opening
az 61ii TO a. For "a time the price held
within that rgnEe
oats were drm on buying Of the May
delivery by cash interests and commits
sion houses strength Of wheat ana corn
was the chief factor. MAY opened p 20
q higher at |iss 20 dA and held with
An advance Of &c. In the price OF live
hogs caused moderate iirmness in proyi-
slons. Prices were a shade q Be. higher
MhcHt-Thc market rallied again late
iu The day and prices ADVANCED beyond
the earlier high points, MAY selling no 20
T. 1i. and July 20 los The close was
strong with May up 3 ~ p az l.l9.s
a19O July was NO rs n q, at 100 asQ "a.
Coru-The top for MAY was Or "a. The
market closed nrm. with May y %
"fioss.wheat@May. 1pH0LN. July.
g1ts "a, Sept Loo p; Dee, 1.0Oa.
Corn Aprll, 66a May, 61tul1. July,
GE0a; sept. 5edh Dec. % 7s.
Pork-May ana july i IN ' o. 80
Iard-Aiay. Do O5. July. 10. rs; sept. 10 -.
RIBS May, $50. July, $40. Sept, 9.52is.
Rye-Cash. so3A al May 50.
Barlcy-Cash. 2n6a
Timothy-April, $50.
ClOVcr-April 30.
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TODAYs MONEY MARKET.

New York April Close;
Prime mercantile paper 3l14 Der
cent.
Sterling exchange steady with ac-
tual business in markers bills at 4S60
10 for 60-day bills. and at 4S155 fer de-
maud
Commercial bills. AS5407s.
Bar silver 50ih cents.
Mexican dollars, "a cents.
Government bonds. steady; railroad
bonds. firm.
Money on call ensy, i&02 per cent;
ruling rate and closing bid, 1I per
cent: offered at per cent
Time loans very dun and easy: for
60 days, 2h62h per cent; for 20 days,
2ih per cent: for six months 3 per cent
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Mil nE ovER nALT YEAR.
win Take from Seven to Eight Months
To Finish Lower Mammoth shaft

To Finish Lower Mammoth shaft
According TO the estimates of super
intcnGeut y. G.. Coffin of the Lower
Mammoth property the retimbering
and equipping of the properly with a
triple compartment shaft viii require
from seven 20 eight months. The up
per workings I'm the shaft were covered
In a remarkably short time. but from
now ON it win be much slower on ac-
count OF depth
The work ou the shaft ConUenced
on Dec 49, 1905 and has continued
downward ever since. During the first
46 days the shaft went down 100 feet,
making from 20 u feet a day. Bet
ter time than this was made IN sink
ing 500 feet further. as Il was ac-
comphshed In % days. The work Is
now progressing at the rate OF from
100 20 120 feet a month and Is at the
loo foot level At this rate II Will
require from seven 20 eight months
TO reach the 1000 foot level
Mr. Coffin declares that no work In
the mine win be allowed 10 Interfere
with the work in the shaft Thus far
no water has been encountered in the
mine and the management declares
that Or does not anticipate any.
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MORE sTRTKEs IN Ar.AsKA.

Seattle Wash, April billy Clarke,
who has just arrived from Circle City
Alaska, says that ON Nolan creek in
the Eoyukuk, johnson and Olson, two
prospeCtors recently took out a $4,000
pan He reports Nolan creek 10 be very
rich. nearly an the men IN the camp
striking II either in tho creek or on
tha benches
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New York March Sl.-Tho market
For evaporntcd apples continues outlet
with prices practically nominal: fancv
sd 09h choice ga U1ls; prime sU6h ,
comomn 10 fair. coo
prunez arc somewhat less 0ctre on
spot. with quotations from aH to Gik for
new crop California fruit mo- 10 i0-d0s
and from 6h N9 Tor Oreg0ns. 0-10s TO
H-.NH
Aulo0ts arr unchanged with choice
quoted at 4ItuIu. extra choice. lG1t0i4 (:
fancy rltuH
t.f. nrofa1 Id Ed ..Ifi. rIoi.. B.. ftr,',,
seeded. ftut1a scedlDsa 1h05ls Lou-
dom InNtTH. I.IrIf.ar
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NEW CATALOGUE,
JANUARY 1, 1909,
CHURCH WORKS.

CHURCH WORKS.
We VIII send our new catalogue 20
any address FREE. Brought up 20
date at the end Of the year All the
standard Church works included
DESEREr NEWS BOOK STORE
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STRUGGLE no HoID own.
Local stock Market Fails 10 Reflect
Activity of Eastern Securities.

Local Stock Market Fails 10 Reflect
Activity of Eastern Securities.
Unlike the market that has prevailed
in the securities IN the east. the local
mining exchange was dull today and
tine stocks struggled hard 90 hold their
own against the bear market. Sales
throughout tine morning session were
purely professional and undressing.
Every stock on the board was selling
relatively weak at the close. Physical
conditions of property had nothing 10
do with the selling price.
Colorado was selling lower today than
it has in some time and 1900 shares
were disposed Of at $500 Grand Cen
tlal also registered decline as did
Iron Blossom. Ohio Copper end Ma
son Valley
on the curb market there was con-
siderable activity shown in Uintah
Treasure nm The stock was sold ar
% and "a cents Yerington Nipper
was disposed of at cents, Phoebe
King was offered at 25H cents. Ely
witch was offered az 20 cents and re-
Ccivcd 90 bid OF IL cents.
FrRprr,rI,f,N- f.rrr,-is . r-rf.N-ls
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago. April -Cattlc-Receipts, es-
tmHtcd at 5000. market steady. Beeveg.
q lnu 20. Texas steers. g.. lo05.l0. west
eru steers. 4.O0W 50: stoCkers and feed
ers. 2.50u5.5O. COWS and heifers. lWn
G.6j. calves, 5.6ES.O0
q Hogs Receipts. estimated 1t 1900.
market. generally &c. higher Lights. 8 -
W6.G; mixed. 6.G01lO. heavy. e.15d
1924. rough. 6.75n6.S5; good to choice
heavy, 6.5WII1s; pigs. 6.60aGD; bulk
of sales o. 9U7. o.
Slecp-Rccei estimated at 1Ioo0.
market steady Native. 3.15G6.fO; VEST
ern 3.75u6 90; ve8rliuEs. 6.30u 40; lambs
native G.ODns.2j. western. 600 S.3j.
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WOOL.


St. Louis. April Wool, steady. Terri
tory and western mediums, 1923. fine
mediums 17M20: fine. uQ17.
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MUSIC TEACHERS.
All who desire 10 consult the list
OF the representative professors ana
music teachers of salt Lake should
read the "Musicilus Directory" IN
che saturday News"
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Chicago Northwestern ..s..ss.s....lhls
Chicago, Nil. A. st. Paul ......,...lt3A
Colorado Fuel q Iron .....ss..s.... JUS
Colorado a Southern ........s..... b4ta
Delaware a. Hudson .......s......ltalt
Denver a. Rio Grande ............. Asls
Denver a Rio Grande pfd. .......,. -
Erie ,..t. st.s.........sss..t. ~ =
Great Northern nd. ...............l6
Great Northern ore Ctfs. ....-.... esla
Illinois Central .....,.t...ss.s Aao's
International Paper bid .......... sla
IntarbOrourh Met. .4.ssttss.stssssss ldft
Interborouph Met pfd .........s... ash
Louisville a. Nashvillc..........., .latt
Missouri Pacific ................ss.s t-iA
Missouri. Kansas 81 Texas ........ Al's
National Biscuit bid ..............,lOt
National Lead tt...sssss.ssssssssst ny
New York Central .lJl's
Northern Pacihc ......s..........s..li
Pacific Mail, bid .................... Slla
peunFylNnnlA ....st.s. .sssss-.ss ..la'. "a
Peoples Gas ...........ss..-ssss. .sA4t
Pressed steel Car............s..s.. "o 2
Pullman Palace Car ......,......,l,2
Reading .s.stss.s sss.sssssssssssA
Rock Island Com. t.tsstssssssssss 10
Rock Island Co., ptd...,............ O4et
Southern Pacific OK. div.............ll2aa
southern Railway .................. -oa
Union b1riiIU ..sttsssss.sss..ss-- sssAot IS
United states Steel ................ Oh
United states steel pfd.............ll3ls
wabash .ts.... sssssss.stssssssss lo'a
Western Union ........s,....sss...s va
STANDARD OH .s.s..-..s.s..ssss' ''s''o'1
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FORENOON QUOTATIONS..
Ajax. 700 at 32
Black Jack. 1900 go 80.
Colorado, 1900 az 1905.
Col Con. 100 az 21j.
IT, Grown Point. 1000 at Az.
Grand Central. 100 at 200.
Indian Queen, ZOO at 8.
Iron Blossom. / 500 at 262ia. 9, 400 at
200. 600 az 65, buyer go.
King william. 800 at 36.
Mason valley. 200 at $40.
Miller Hul. 1000 at ~.
Mineral Flat. 100 az ~.
Mountain Lake. 1000 at 80
New York. $500 at 8.
Ohio copper. 200 NJ $50, seller 80, 200
at 6.G5
Prince. 200 at 100.
Scottish Chief. 100 at 3k
Seven Troughs. 500 at IT,
Silver King. 100 at $50
Sioux Con. 1000 at 1.05
South Columbus Con. 400 az 81; 800
az So
south IRON Blossom. 1000 at 8.
Tintic Central, ] 500 at 14ia.
utah Con. 1000 at 1914.
Herington, LOCO AZ 3.
OPEN BOARD.
Cent. Nam, 1000 at e.
East Crown Point. 1900 al 04E
East Tintic Dew. 1000 az TO-
Indian Queen, 800 at 81. buyer 90.
Iron Blossom. 800 AZ 265, buyer so;
a. at 2.62ii, 600 NJ 2.60. 100 at ASIA.
Inyo. 1000 at g.
Lower Mammoth, 500 at 2s's; 500 at
%. buyer so.
Mason Valley. 100 az 3.O1i.
Ohio Copper 100 az sos. seller so.
seven Troughs. 500 az o..
So. iron Blossom. 1000 az 3.
sioux con, 1000 nc 1905.
Uncle Sam Con- 800 at 20
TOTALS
shares. Amount
Regular Call ...,....3925O S29. APP 70
open board ......,....2 0.9f5 9.82S 63
50195 38s ,15l .3S
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D. r. WHITNEY. Stock Broker.
33t Atlas Bon 1870. Res. 30Ul-Z
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south Omaha April 1.-Catue-Rc-
ccIUJs IN0U. market steady. Western
steers. 3.l0U5.15: Texas steers Q 0p06 10;
range cows and heifera. 2AJufSo: Can-
ucrs. 2gW9.37. stockors and feeders. 800
5.55. calves. 3&d.&. bulls and staEs
3.o0a $50.
Hogs Recciuts. $500. market 5c. high
err. closed weak. Heavy. 6.l1d6.s5, mix
sales. 6.000G.sN
Shcep-Reccipts. 500; market steady
Yenrlings. G.o0Q7 100; wothers, 556n6.50;
ewes 5.2506lO, lambs. 1.25aS.0o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-01

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