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@ietoria 9ipiiium, 9. $. e g. y.

Nnfunff-
sauo. ao2- euero, gietOria. 7:ao nahm
9bfabrt-
SO. 301-guero. @ictoria. $3.50 BORN
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Snlanb.

8raiioent saft bat ieine Muno-
reiie beenoet ltno lit ipieoer I'M @ei.
BEN Sauie gu @oibineton oneefonl.
men.
Soiua Strang bon sSnoiano
wuroe auf Ser &onpention in Ma-
Leigh, q. 6. gum Braiioenten bes
pNational 5armers gongrelies" er-
tpGblt.
Die grefutip-geboroe ser
american Seoeration Of 2abor boi
Der in Sort 8ortb perialnmeltet,
8onbention empfoblen, 8u beidlie-
BEN, bob in 8e5ug ouf Die @ernr-
teillng bon @onlpers uno onoern
Subrern 5u @efanenisItrafe an oos
Sber-gunoesgeri6t oppeqiert iperoe.
Or. @itberipoon bot auf Ser
aonbention Der Soutbern Meoical
s(iiociation in 9felp Srleans erflGrt.
oaB Bolitif BON oen @eiunobeitsbe-
,boroen ousgeidlolien iperoen nliiIie,
oa man Weni6enleben ni1t aus po=
litilden @riinoen sefabroen oiirfc.
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sDtete ibrem syeinb lett 20 Sabrcn,

Ser erbarmungsloielte 5eiito,
Den id fir 20 Sabre batte", erfldrte
Srall Sanes 9uncan bon Sapnes-
bile, Mfe., pipar 9Dspepite. Sd lit
fnr6tbar nad ieoem giien uno Grim
fen nno fonnte fau1 i6lafen. Ma1s
Dem piele W1ittel bergebli6 iparcl.
nno peridiebene Doftoren mid auf-
gegeben batten, beril6te i6 electric
gitters, pelder mid ponItdnoig fll-
rierte. genn fann id) 9llles eiler.
SD bin 70 Sabre oft uno erfrene
mid meiner nieoerbergeitellten &raft
uno @eiunobeit. Sir llnperoaulid-
felt, appetitloiisfeit, geierenleioell,
3iifenldmer5en, ipeibli9en 2eioen
1T es uliibertrofffen. 9eur so gts.
BET aaen 9ruggiiten.
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ueber geliend,ell

lteber gliemden &affee"
l6reibt man: gSie Dem 9erliner qe-
nerea oas gpitbeon Ser abiprehen-
ben Sdnooorigfeit, Dem 9opern Dos
Der ilrlpiihiisen @robbeit uno Dem
@ilrttemberger pielleidt oos Ser bi-
oerben @raobeit beigegeben miro,
10 gilt Der Sabie i'm gol15en 9feid,
i'm gsoroen, Siioen, Often uno 9Se-
item OILS enragierter &offeetrinfer,
ols uaaffeeiabie", als Elm Monn,
Der obne &offee ni6t leben fam.
nno benz es beim 8affeegenuB inl-
nler ulel nlebr oif ole Gualltitat
ais anf Die Glolitdt anfommt. ssn
Sadlen lit oas uShalhen 9eeBer~
nno Ser ugliemdenfaffee" 5u Sau-
le. @aS eigentlid ngliem6enfoffee"
beibt, mober bieier ionoerbare sea-
NE itannt, oas miilen oie penielieu.
gadt etluo buffet oieier aoifee 10
ltort uno angenebn lpie cine glu=
me. Ssm @egenteil. Wion perItebt
Den biinnen s(nfeuB oorunter, oent
eben MIR ein riftiger 8affeeIo6le
trinft - 10 iagt mon. Gos gaort
gliemdenfaffee fonnte nlu III Sad)-
len entltebell MIR I'M 2anoe oes
WteiBener Bor5eaans. gllf Dem in.
neren 8ooen oieier Soilen mar
ein 8liimden genolt. nno neil ser
edte iadiiidbe aaffee 10 oiinn ieh,
ioa, BOB mnn oies 9liimden oui
Dem @runo Der gefiiIlten Soiie nod
ourdihimmern lob, oesbolb 6efonl
oieier aoffee ieinen ionoerboren,
ouf oen eriten 9lid 10 llnerfl0rli-
6en Gomen. Notiirlib botten bofo
liidt MIR Die MeiBener Solien oui
Dem @rlmo elm 8liin1hen, ionoern
audi Die neiiten onberen sSobrifate.
Spoter perihipanoen oie gliinlhcn,
ober Der Some 9liem6enfoffe b(ie6.
Ger 8ormurf man trinfe in Sa6.
len beIorbers piel biinnen 9ofiec.
III jeood cine bostpillige @rfinolut9
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gan66eit fann nidlt ae1eilt ,yerpe

sambbeit fann nidt sebeilt iuerbell
ourd lofale Ipplifatipnen, neil Tie Ser
ben franfen Sell bes Sbres nidt erreis
der forne1l, gs 9iebt nur einen Neg
Die Sallbbeit 5lt furieren, uno Ser iii
ourd fonititutipnelle Seilmittel. Smi6z
belt miro oltr6 ei,len ent5ii1beterl g.
ltano Der i6lei1nigen Slnsfleibllng ber
gnlta6ii6en 9fobre beruriabt. @enr
oieie 9fobre Ii6 ent5iinbet, babt SIR eiz
nen rllmpelnbeu Son pber llnppQfontnez
nes @eb0r; lnlo ipenn Tie gang geidipi,
len lit, erfolet 8aubbeit, linb tpeiin bieie
@nt5iinbltng nidt eebofer lt1tb bieie
3pbre lpieber in i6ren eeb0riaen 3uz
ltallb beriebt fperben faful, tpirb Das
@ebDr fir INNER 5erftDrt iperben; neun
SdGle inter 5e6n itnb bur6 &atarrb
berltriaebt, ipeI9er nidts als elm e1te
8iineeter 3uitano Der ihleimisen Sbers
fld6en lit.
g8ir ipollen eil6unbert 9ouars fir
ieoen (bnrdl &atarrb berurfa1ten SAM
BON Sau6beit eeben, ben mir 1ibt 6lirG
@innebn1er bon 3dIl's aatarr6e&ur Lerz
len fonnen. 2aBt gud] ltmionit girfu,
lare fpn1nen
S. S. 6 semen & Co., Solebo, ..
"a Gerfauft bon alien 9lpotbefen, 75c.
Sails SamilieneBillen iinb Die better.
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san Antouio gRittwpG ben lo. Nouem6er 1909.

8enn man etlpa ols Stuoeut in
MiinGen Sit6ingen Berlin uoer
lol1itlpo mar miro man li6 ldJau.
oerno oes @ebraus erirlnern, oos
bie @irtinlten BORT unter oen go.
men aoffee ierpierenl 0os gfiin.
den fonnte nlan our6 oieie Sliiiiig.
felt oQeroi1gs 1lidt nebr ouf Dem
Soilengrluo iebell ober Die sSorbc
t1t's freilib nidt, es lnub olt6 aof.
fee orin iein! sSn Sableu fan
mou lpabrli6 gutell4 4affee triilfen,
10 uubeltreitbor es lit, oaB pieIe nlebr
@elpidt ouf oie Guantitat ols aui
Die Guolitat legen ni6t nur
&loticbgeoatteru uno &ran5elicbme.
ltern.
lleber Die nerfniiroige @ir-
fllng zines gliti6lages miro aus
@roben bel Seioelbere beridtet; Mm
9ta6ntittog et1tlno lid iiber Der bieii=
gen @egelto elm beftiges @elpitter nit
Sogelidlag. @ierbei fl1br Der glis
in Elm gouernflbrmsrf ouf freieln
6eloe, totete cine Sub uno labmte Ben
Suhrmalln Ser Monn iaB anf Der
@ogenoeihlel lnb mltrOe in bieIer
Stelllng befpuBtlos, ipabreno Der
Sobn, Der ouf Dem @aeen iaB, NIT
Dem S6reden oapon fam. sSsn 1tben=
Der Stellung mlBte Der Wonn na6
Soule transportiert meroen, mo ct
nod 11itiinoiger gelpuBtloiigfeit
ploblid einen fraftigen S6rei tot mo
pieoer SIT ii6 fanl
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Seiratsacindl.

Gin 8ittper nit glltenn Seim in
San slntonio, NIT maBigen, ieoob
re9ellndBigeln ginfomrneL uno BON
lnontalt6orem Gbarafter, iud)t nit
elmer aSroll geietten 9llters befarlnt
3u meroen 8ute @igenidoften fuer.
Den ntebr in 8etradt ge5ogen, ats
Notwithstanding. Ndbercs
olr6 9rieflpedlel. gngliide 8riefe
merben beonttpprtet, ieoo6 oelttlGa
poree5oeen 9lorelie:: 234. Sreie
Greiie fir .Seros, Sm 9lntonio, Ser.
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esn 2onoon habeu oie sSroue,

SSn 2onoon baben oie 6rauen-
redtlerinnen BEL oem 8anfett, mel
DIES sur 5eier oes So. @ebnrtstaoes
&oniq gomoros in @uilo Saa gege-
ben lpuroe, Elm 5eniter eingeiporfeu.
Der Wlorbpro5eB Der W3ooonle
Steilbeil in Yoris lit ieinem gnoe
nod lri6t naber lpie Dor ie6s 9oeen.
s(nes beruDt nod aif ltmltanosbe-
meiie.
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sSi1nae Mabdlen iinS OFFER

BON &opfi6mer8en 10 gut pie il1ere
Sronen aber alle fonnen raid 2inbe-
rllna erbalten ltno furiert meroell
ourd Or. Sings Seem 2ife 8iQs, ser
beiten Webi8in Der @eIt fir frarfq
uno nerboie &opfidner5en. sic err
5eugen reines 8lut llno itarfe Nerpes,
ltno bouen Cure @eiunbbeit auf. Ser
Iudt Iie. 25 @ts. bel allen 9rtaaiIten.
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gax-Grlasbnisideine.

q. 9dober, Sduppen, Sitz8ouitoa
Ctr; $50. D..
gbarles Soffmann, &obnbaus, Sones
Gpe.; $3.50
@ars 3ipp, Sauppen, enis straBe;
$50
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30. s.. & IS. ga6m.

So. 241-@on Souiton lmb @alDeiton
So. 1856 @om gaorben. .7.3O bornliti.
$40. 231-@om glorben uno SouItcn
800 nadun
go: 9-gom siorben. ..8.15 abeno5
So 244-saab Dem soroen Ii. 9oulton
SO. 1o-saa6 oem aor6en. 81 81 50 uOrnl uOrm
SEQ. 236-gaad oem 3orOen. -.
So 242 giab Dem Iprben lub @als
beiton. ....11.50 aberbs
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g. u, & q. g. gabu.
g., $. & g. q. (Saltpt-2inie).

U, p. d .. Y. (9allpt=S1n1eJ.
9Infnnft-
SO. 9-@om Often. 1886 porm
$50. 7-Som Often. .... 600 na1r
geo. 10-@l 9aio Ii. 8eiten. 1870 nabm
$50. 10-gI 9aio II. @eiten. 1870 na6m
SEQ. 10-gfad Dem Often. 1920 ua1nl
SO. S-Nad5 Dem Often. II: 40 BORN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-25
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
BELIEVE UTAH MINES
HAS GRIZZLY VEIN u
Tunnel at Property Ncar Brighton
3 Runs Into Full Face OF Ore That
Promises to he Good Product.

According to Manager n H. Str,ek-
land. who has just returned from the
property OF the Utah Mines, Coalition
company near Brighton, on the op-.
posite side the divide from alta.
lifelong tunnel IS now in a full face
of ore that promises to be of q good
shipping quality. From surveys tina
[ have been run and calculations MADE,
it appears that there is now. but lit
tie doubt that the ore encountered
L is from the famous Grizzly in. from
which a large amount of ore has been
shipped,
For SOME time the tunnel which is
NOW In a little over 300 feet has been
making its way through a big fault
About three days ago the tunnel came
through this the contact between the
dixie and the lime formation was
picked up and ore began to make IN
the roof of the tunnel. AS the tunnel
advanced 1t came down and became
better. Az resent 1t Is 9. full face Of
ore characteristic of the district.
Mana ger Strickiandf ordered the men
Z to go further into the ore before haV-.
ing assays made and 1t is believed
that within a few days returns will
i,bas made on these anples. sSs From all
the existing formations found ada
cent to the strike and the surveys
made, there seems to be no doubt
hut what the company is now in the
old Grizzly vein and that a perman-
ent ore body is in sight.
The ore ts making into bedded plains
in the lime and runs along with the
dixie The ore found on the outsideof
the fault now turns out to be an off
shoot of the main vein. The vein which
is now being explored is declared to BIZ
the main artery OF mineral ization. This
being true, 1t proves up an enormous
territory from which ore can be ia ken.
M The tunnel Is about 900 feet below
the collar of the shaft and is In ore
characteristic of that taken from the
shaft, The tunnel has about LOCO feet
to go before getting under the Old work
ings from the shaft, and with the 900
feet of depth. it shows up triangle
of large proportions .gslF
The shaft was sent down $50 feet and
some fine Rore Was encountered. THEN
1t was decided to send the tunnel into
the mountain along the contact. AT
present the tunnel Is following the vein
Between the lime. and the dixie The.
ore bodies are showing up stronger with
each round OF holes. ga.
TT should be good shipping copper
and silver ore said Mr. Strickland this
morning I'VE have had no assays
will come UP to standard. The strike is
the most encouraging thing we have
had at the property thus far. j am
certain that the vein we have encoun-
tered is permanent and the main vein.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-25
CONCENTRATES

William A. Parrish, mining en-
gtneer from New FORK. is making
thorough examination of the Ely Cen
tral Copper property at Ely
Walter T. Stewart is said to have
secured an option on several mining
properties in behalf OF Salt Lake and
eastern ca pitalists in the Pack Greek
mining distrtal, Grand county.
The Inspiration Copper company now
begins to believe that,sit has a large
deposit of low grade copper ore that
can be utilized with a steam shovel. a
number of ehurn drills have been set
to work on the property a drill hole
200 feet from the Joe Bush shaft en-a
countered the . per cent copper ore at
65 feet from the surface.
The new strike at the East Tinttc
Development IS getting larger with
each round of shots. Already a 3Q-ton
shipment Of ore has been taken out in
the development in this rich body OF
lead ga!ena. Manager Ralph Kellogg
believes that In 80 days he will be able
to sink Wine on the ore body and
connect up with the drift on the $780,.
foot level. VS. fa5s E
Ben Siegfus. president of the Promon- 4
tory Mining company, asserts that for
the pastf15 feet in the incline shaft at
the property, the values have been iI.-
I
per the shaft is now in ore that carries
.1s per cent coppcf. From q trace of
gpld the values have now gone up to
$50 The shaft is at present down ] 10
feet.
1t is understood that an. organization
is being perfected In Salt Lake City
to take over the Nip and Tuck prop
erty in Beaver county. This property,
is pretty we'll developed and General
Manager George Weston is in the city
from the property. The property has
ore that runs as high as $3.50 in gold,
SIS ounces in silver and 1.3 per cent
lead This is only at a shallow depth,
Ola Larson, superintendent OF the
Gold Development companys properties
near Marysvale. was in Richf1eld We'd
nesday awaiting an opportunity to get
through to the sc nth. Work is moving
along smoothly in the great Franklin
tunnel. and this latter Is now in more
than 200 feet. Mr.. Larson issconfident
that the ore body Is not far distant and
that it soon will be penetrated. NJ. F.
Murray has been spending his time On
the grounds during the past 10 days
and he, too. is confident that great
values exist8not far beyond the face OF
the tunnel.-Sevier Valley Sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-25
INSPECT BINGHAM CAMP.

& WI, HaHcrail. president Of the Com
Ilercial club OF Salt Lake, with q num-.
her OF other prominent business men o.
the city, visited the Bingham camp yes
ter6ay. Although this great producer
lies Only a stone IS throw from on doors
but few visit it, and after the visit
yesterday. Mr.. Halloran declared that
he was more than surprised, as # was a
the first time he had set foot inside
the canyon for ID years. So enthu VS.
astic has Mr.. Halloran become over TINS q,
camp which is but Is miles from the
city, that he now favors the running s
of excursions to the camp IN order 70
givs the people of the state an 1uea OF
W hat they really have close to home
Mr. Halloran and party Went54oVef
the grounds of the Utah Metals con- 81,
guests. Besides Nj. HalIoran the.
guests were former Governor Iieber M,
Wells, E. o. Howard. assistant cashier
Of Walker Bros. bank. and "a =
Hubbard of the Hubbard Investment
com many s5it3is3
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-25
UTAH HAS MOUNTAIN
SLLTPETER ROCK Q |. X.
RicIiaeld Peonie Declare They lF1''t''
Mine Where Ingredient o. Sun IN
powder Cal, he Taken Out,

George ii. Schaugaard 81. Grass y S 50.
ley is confident tina he IS iti il ~
IT, one 81 the greatest mining Pro Posi-
lions eyer brought into public notice
R ia this part Of t5taii; George rs az ~. !.
time prospeetor and spends oiie-ti ~
his time digging anu slstyliis ~ tte
seVer Valley sun More than year
4 AN ,,e discovered deposits Of SAT-
5t,ssttsy IN Greenwich canyon. soltll ~
or Knoshareni. Ie WAS iatis ilea ts ~. y,
his friends. VINO, advised him to asill ~
his fooiishness. However, 3ahe isltel-,
ssted several parties m the y
bI,-5 r,r. w. Schocik. 7 w. MattMlll ma e. 81
Inn g. .Torgcnser1. the latter Of ms
q. civ Ia.5H. Cutter, aiso viewed the ma
With faytlr securing a bond a No Least
~, ans, r1;, tit,ulaf holding, N.Y. Schau-
! raard was iii Eichfisld yester ga on on
lis way 10 Salt Lake City where ne.
5 hopes to find parties VINO VII y. lf,vesses-
s s 81 MA, schatieaard said that the hold
3 inss IFS company now own are sltlip
j continuous mountain Of saltpeteer.
,Trera is Il splendid road through t y
fanyon. Tho deposits are SO ga ~ z
worked that the s;itpffer can pe taAsl,
out WITH no other tools than q DICK .ttie
Z si,oyeI one Sisy'g last week ~ Npfiher ~
III IN stodV %of mineral was uncovered,
3Iielssd samples from which average 10
! I1er cent pure saltpeter. general
ayera re is about ID per cent ,l tsue
~ mere are mountains of IT. Just as mere
are mountains OF gypsum north OF
Rlchfield.
/: 30 saItpeter Is t,1tnea in the United
states. 1t being imported 5al nlost WI Oh
M from Chill and Peru, IN South = Am u,
erica. where from 2 to 8 per cent q
purity Is considered excellent. " ~
used In the manufacture of gunpoWaeT
ard Ii, many other ways It's market
value. when refined Is about $50
per ton.
% Mr., scbaugaartl will spend some time
iii the city ana VIII return here when
lie succeeds IN bringing to the atten-E
ton Of mining men and capitalists
these marvellous mountains of salt petere
in Grass%valleS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-25
J, he market tf,an ,j the intrinsic value

of the market than the intrinsic value
Of the property. II IA n NJ,
East Tintic DEVELOPMENT. Whicf on
account OF the fine strike made at itiasi
property took a jump Yesterday began ,.
going lower today ON the regu la,
board the stock went to ~. cents alfl
10. 200 shares changed hands.
Most Of the stocks on the board We're.
sts4w this morning. There was but littie
"a, Indicate that there is any change In.
sight. 1T is certain to come, the broKsTs y
declare, bat when is the question
Il is generally believed that the ENC
bearing ores will have a period OF pros
sperity within the next few months
Ores carrying this mineral II IS believed
will have a better market than eve Z,
BEFORE. AS a result suct, stocks VIII II
have a better market and prices VIII WI
be higher.
The total number of sl1ar res SOLO %, oll
the market this morning was 4l.aoa, for
which the pocket book was opened 70
tbs extent of s1a,af2.9o.
on the curb market this morning
there was less activity than mas been pee
shown in some time. Only one one stoek3
made its appearance and that was
Utah Mine at Fish SPRING which was
offered ut sl.So.
I,.,-fr2 F,SfsyN QUOTATIONS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-25
SLOW DAY FOR MARKET.

slonx Consolidated and East Tintic
Development on the Decline
The market yesterday hit Sioux Con-
solfdated hard and sent it below the
dollar mark This morning II started
down and ended UP at SO cents, the
lowest that the stock has been aince y, !.
started to pay dividends. In spite Of
the fact that it has been positively de-
clared that there Is more than the reg
Mar dividend for the remalnderSof the
year IN sight and that many Of the ore
schannela have not been worked as yet
the stock has started toward lower
levels. 1t Is believed by market experts
4 that this is due more to the condition
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-25
!. BUTTERa AND EGGS,
TODAY's MONEY MARKET,

3 New York, Aug. 25--Glose:
Prime mercantile paper, 4a4& per
cent
Sterling exchange firm, with actual
business in bankers bills at 4.S5fS
5s4.s5.56 for so day bills, and at 5St.Si.s
for demand.
Il Commercial bills. gs4 SAX as4 50.
Bar silver, 81 "
Mexican dollars, 44e.
Government bonds steady. railroad
bonds heavy.
cent: ruling rate, a1s per cent; closing
bid. aii4, and offered at 2.s.
Time loans somewhat easier for 50 S
days, 90 "a per cent: for 80 days. 81
FER cent. for FIVE and six months SAC
a per cent.
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LIVESTOCK.
cHIc,AGo.

Chicago, Aug. s.-cattle- Receipts es-
timated at 22,on0;; market l0c. lower
Beeves. q. 25I7.I5;i Texas steers, go a .. 40:
western steers. 4.4odps.s: stockers and
G)s.40s calves, 6.o0I 20.
Hog s-Reeeipts, estimated at ls;Coo;.
market strong to &C. high e,. Lights.
8s.25: rough. 5D7.55; good to choice
heavy. I. 50 Ga s.sS; pigs, .loqS.c0: bulk of
sales, 7.70mS.l5. u
Sheep Receipts. estimated Ct Y COZ;
ern 4.O5g4.s5; yearlings, 4.2567.75:
lambs, native, 4.5o17.5o, western, $500
- KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Aug misunderstanding
1900; market steady to weak. Native.
steers. .56Gp Z Co. do. cows and heffers,
h O0m3.5G. stGckers and feeders. {. 10 a {. Ia:
buIIs, 2.T514. 90. calves. 4. 75Grf .T5; western
steers, 8. sGa6.jG western COWS 2. i5Gi
40
( Hogs Receipts, 5000: market SC. high
Ter. Bulk Of sales, 10 q 40: heavy. 50
m7:a5; packers and butchers, Z. sO4 500; .
lights. 7.C0@S.0o; pigs. 60 q rs.
afuttons. IS ass; lambs. 5.siiS@l.5o;
range wethers, s.7oR5;2a: range ewes.
3. CHao. 80.
south Omaha, Aug. Is cattle Re
ceipts. 1900: market slow to l5c, high
terf'4 western SlesTS.at o.sVHDsUp.5 u r-Sfho
steers. 3.o0Gi5 90; range cows and heif-
ers. 2.T5Gp4.8; Gamers. 1.75I2.75: stock
ers and feeders. 2.T5G 10; calves. 2.50p5
$50; bulls and stays, 2.75a4.7a.
Hogs Receipts, LOO; market loo. high
err. Heavy. 1909 s0 mixed, 5@T,65:
lights, 1901 IS; pigs, b.251f 20. bulk Of
sales, z So ~ 2, ~.
Sfeep--Receipts, $500; market steady
to stronger. Yearlings 4.7515.25; weth-
ers, 4.00m4.75; ewes. 5.f594,4o: lambs,
| s. 50G17.5G.
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the wheat market during early traajn,5
today. The beatIslI factors were Ill MI
cables and generally favorable wea, taA
for harvesting and rnreshiny in 't .ss
northwest Prices at the opening u. sas
II shade ato u g lower september b Iss
81 to s4ils. IN \ =, |4 "
4 Buying by short carried the rrtce IL
September up TO o. rs a II, but additinna,,
liquidation forced 1t back to 97i. ''' M
5cember- sold off to a3A -
4 Wheat--A heavy tone prevailed az
greater part of the day although e oes
scasional rallies were made on covarin-
by shorts The low point for septembsEr
was reached at g6 Il and for December
ias II The close. was steady with both
at 91Ss and 81 rs respectively.
.SS Corn itional reports of rains il
Kansas and Iowa caused a Still further
decline, September selling off to Is;
The close was Weak ct i s h low point
Scattered showers in the corn be,t
caused n sharp break In corn dilringS
early trading. Initial quotations shovel
losses ranging from I4ii,ss to 1isc., the
deferred months showing relatively the
greatest weakness. September opened M
s5 "a to e6Is and sold later at 66s
Oats We're weak because of the he.
5cllnes in wheat and corn. September
opened a shade to a % Csc. lower at sSl.
to "a ana IOri q u tlIlEs fIlelQ WITHIN the
opening range.
Provisions were firm owing to a 5c
advance III live hogs. openins quota.
lions were unchanged to SO 1is chigher.
{ close---W heat-sept " Is Dec, siis.
corn.sept. s. u e; Dec, sssaa X;
oats-sept., ssss Dec, ss. Z May, ssi,
Pork Sept, o. As. Jan, IL 55ia.
Lard Sept, 12.l0. Oct, 12,c1: Nov,
i1I.T0; jan, 10. S2i q.
Ribs-sept. 1l,s77ss:: Oct. 1l55all.sl,
Rye--cash. 69al2;; sept. 6s
Barley Cash, 500 &C.
TimothS--s Sept. $50 a a.f5: Oct. 3s5
Clover--Cash. 1l.s0, March, II .25Gl2 8. 81
sUG AR AND COFFEE.
New York, Aug. 2. Sugar. raw.
steady. Fair refining, 81: centrifugal.
.96 test, All: molasSes sugar. 3.36 ii,
Refined--Steady. Crushed, ), I5. powder
cd, Sis; granulatedi go.
Coffee s teady. No. Rio, No.54
Santos, stsG9,
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. Aug. IS .Butter-steady
sCreamertes, 24I2S: datrles, 21I2Gt24
Eggs-Steady, at mark, cases included
IS: receipts. 1o,5le;; firsts, %; prime frstsg
n v h,
Is q q; young Americas. 1s: long horns
5I6s E4s M S$js II VI
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GOLD STAMP EIDE
IN MONTANA CAMP

Helena Mont. Aug; q. Blue
! Cloud G1ilch. four miles west OF :
{ this city, is the scene OF an 4 old.
), fashioned gold stampede as the !. !.
consequence of a strike made by .
Fisk and Potter. II lena resi- i'ss s-$ !. !.
dents. They contended that the !.
early day placer miners worked !.
!, false bottom and genuine bed 70 |:
rock was never reached. and sunk !.
!. d shaft IS feet lower. with the re- re- !. !.
suit that gravel was again en- !.
conntered. At Its top. this runs :
i Is cents to the pan, and perforce /.
on the bottom will be far richer. !.
Mining experts declare the strike !:
means million dollars for the !. !.
. discoverers and there is great s,e- !.
tiVity in locating old ground lteas- !.
ing patented claims and prospect !: !.
ing for gold above and below the !.
discovery. !.