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Evening journal., 1909-07-13

OVERS BEACH AND DOVER.
d DELAWARE.
Durins- the month Of July the Steamer
John p Wilson will leave New Castle
for Bowers Beach and Dover. Delaware.
as follows: Saturday. 3D., l.5e p M M
$40 D. m; Wednesday, 14th, 1870 p m
F'riday. 10th, 4-30 p. m; TuesdaE. -Vtn'
$50 d. M. Friday, 23d, D.. M Nednsso s.
day, 18th. 1870 a. m.; Friday SO'n' s'o'
p. IA. .,,.. q,
Wilmington passengers. take trolley 10
New Castle Write for Time card: r,, =.
THE DOVER AND PHILADELPHIA
NAVIGATION COMPANY,
Dover Delaware.
Evening journal., 1909-07-13
Tough on the Game.
Etsx~Monsx7

Etsy' Money?
Remember, Powdermakers. everytim
you clout one over the fence your salar.
goes up 81. Easy money for some Of you
but don't all get busy and break the Kid
Evening journal., 1909-07-13

d DROPOsALs-U. S. ENGINEER Of
fee, Wilmington Del, July 10. 1909
Sealed proposals for dredging Cooper
Creek. N. j., viii be received here un-
IN 10 a. M. August 2. 1909. and then pl b.
hcly opened. Information on appii-a-
ton. l.. II. RAND,
fy1p-1Q-f4-ag-T Cant Enere
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-13
PRAISES MAJESTIC
MINING PROPERTY
Eastern Man Declares Beaver County
Proposition Has Chance OF Being
One of Largest Producers.

E
4 That the eastern stockholders believe
there lisa great future in the Ma jesticS
Mines property in Beaver county is
shown BY tho various reports that come
from that section. A prominent min
ing man who has Inspected the proper
t. has the Following to say in the Bos-,
ton financial News:
In spite nj all that j have heard
concerning Majestic rom5intefests con
3nected with the property8I was aston
sished at the large amount OF valuable
ore lying within easy working dis
tance f1tlie6 shaft and the surface. II
sbeliecc the Majestic can be made one
of the largest producers In Utah j T.
seems to me that the new manage
lment does not yet realize the full pos
sibilities of the mine. There is no
doubt In my mind that the shaft can
he sunk and all development work
carried on with the proceeds OF the
ore which may be taken out as this
work is being done, though. OF course.
1t Is a question whether 1t Is not better
policy to finance this work out OF work
ing apital and block ont the ore for q
reserve SO that when shipments to the
amelter arc begun they can be rnain-s
tanned alta steady rate.
II studied the formation of the orc
UpuS4 Cdil p1y
beyond question this ore comes up from
below and that with depth it Will no
doubt show in larger volume and bet
ter valle. Even laynlan could tell
at a glance that the ore never rained
down from above through the action
OF any geYser.
THE Majestic management have
very Bile asset in Mana ger Moffat,
who is considered one Of the most cap
able mining men in Utah. It was Mr.
Moffat who developed the NeWhouse
mines to such point that the stock
sold above $40. MI Moffat knows
mines and mining thoroughly and lie
Is confident that the Majestic will soon
prove itself 81 very. valuable proposition.
believe now that the stock is worth
nearer SO than its present price and
that before a great while the manage
ment will think 81 a low price,
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TRADING AND
CLOSE were Dull

74 ~ ~
New York, July Ia 4 he opening trad
ing IN stocks toda " was dull and price.
movement Irregular within a narrow
range. There were simultaneous sales
5of 1000 shares of u; S, ass steel at 5 10
and 69si, the former price lettering the
previous record and last nights closing
price by IS Republic Steel advanced u ].
Wheeling s Lake Erie tirst preferred sold
lat decline of - y. rs Sharp fractional;
losses were inade9in sone#of the active
railroad stocks and Ama1garnated Copper
and American Smelling lost a point IL H
Snois$ Central and Wabash preferred rose
STRONGLY but some Va other prominent
stocks continued under pres sure. 81 Y.
v Prices weakened further the decline
going far toward wiping out yesterdays
preferred fell @3A.fthe common. ., ANAL
galnat ed Copper / VI American Locomo-
tive IA. Union Pacific. southern Pacific,
ST. sLouis4South&esterl preferred, New
York Central ysTnternational Pump and
United States Steel III aE a q
4 Bonds We're Irregular. 81 &ssi
The room traders stopped selling after
midday. Prices, however, did not re
cover and the trading became very dull.
s Reading recovered ss $ but X the improve
ment otherwise WAS slight and poorly
held Wheeling & Lake Erie shares con-
tinued to weaken on fears OF q DRASTIC
points. Anaconda and Utah Copper sa
gcd - " ST. Louis & San Francisco Sec
ond preferred moved up /, 81
The market closed easy and duh me Z
tone was dull and drooping during The Z
final hour. e X "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-13
D 5 {. COURT NOTES.

Isl Franklin Thomas Roebuck, an en-
.gineer on the High Line''in Bingham
canyon brought suit this morning In
the Third district court against tho,
Utah Copper company to recover 800
900 for personal injuries, and $3.50
special damages. 1T Is alleged in tbs
complaint that Roebuck OH March IS,
1909 was pinioned under his engine
when ] t overturned and plunged over.
the cnbankment. He was imprisoned
three hours and received serious in-,
ijuries to his back and spine.
4 w. i. Snyder and Bismarck Snyder
brough tSsuit this morning against the
Federal Mining company. the5s lIintah
Treasure Hill Mining company and the
5ttintah Treasure Hill Coalition Mining
company in the Third district court to
recover 600 shares of stock in the
Federal Mining company in satisfac-:
ton Of a Judgment. The stock was
transferred from the Federal Mirin.
companysto the Uintah Treasure Hill
Mining company and then this COM.
pany was absorbed by the last named
company in the complaint.
Governor William Spry issued requ-5
sition papers Yesterday on the COVER
nor OF Montana for the returnfof Oak
land Whitley. John Doe and Richard
Roe who We're arrested in Butte, Mont
last week on, the charge of burglary.
The three men entered the saloon of
Joe Zimmerman 4 in Boxelder county
and rified the cash register about two
weeks ago.
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Pioneer Roofines.
Sold, laid and guaranteed by
LAMBERT PAPER co. Il
NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

The Star Laundry company Of snit
Lake filed its articles of Incorporation
yesterday with the county clerk.
The capital stock amounts to s10,0Na.i
divided into shares of $40 each. OF this
amount $3.50 has been subscribed, and
the company takes over the building
and machinery Of the Granite laundry
company, The officers are: Marian
Van Colt. president: Harold Van Colt,
vice president; and Ezra T. Palmer,
secretary and treasurer.
The Western Union Building company
of Salt Lake was incorporated yes.
terday. 1t has a capital stock of
$4,000. divided into shares of 500 each.
OF this amount 100000 has been sub
scribed. A. Richter is president; Jas
per Fletcher. vice president: and George
w. Parks. secretary and treasurer.
The Weatherby Dressed Meat COM
panvs of Ogden filed its articles of in
corporation with the secretary of
state yesterday. Its capitalization,
amounts to $4,000. divided into
shares OF 800 each. OF this amount,
s33,300 have been subscribed and the
company Will enter into general
business of slaughtering and dressing
meat Albert =. Weatherby is presi-
dent. A. \. Miller yice-presdent: and
C. p. Faulkner. secretary and treasur-.
err. - ,5
The Western Grain & brokerage
company of Ogden was also incor-
porated yesterday in the Office of the
secretary of state. The company has a
capital stock Of $4,000, divided into
shares of 81 EACH c. IL. smith. is
president: G. a. Berry. e-president;
and w. D. Brown. secretary and
treasurer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-13
CONCENTRATES.

+. T.. Ambercroplbie, vice president
and managing director of the New Eng
land company at Bingham is here from
Boston
George Wood of Salt Lake who cast
his lot with the Nevada mining camps,
Sis in the city. accompanied by Mrs.
Wood. He asserts that the Seven;
Troughs Mining company has made a
contract for the treating Of ] 900 tons
of ore on Its dump. III
G Manager S. Pond OF the Cedar
Talisman property, on his return from
Beaver county yesterday announced
that he had succeeded in securing the
services of Dan Fl. Ferguson to super
intend the property. The property will
soon be shipping some Of the high
grade silver lead ore taken out in the
400 level: The company will also en-s
3deavor to market some of tho zinc orc
encountered in the old Talisman work
ings. The present lead silver ore body
ssto be opened up on the 500 level and
conditions will then be ripe for steady
shippfl g. Fl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-13
. BUSINESS AND REALTY
s Today's local bank clearings amount
ed to $1,234i 233.51, as compared with
ss97, 1924 for the corresponding day or
shipping

. . Is
A spot cash sole Of acreage In the;
vicinity of Twenty-flrst East and
Twelfth South streets was made this
morning through the John n. Smith
Rear Estate and Investment company.
Five acres OF the old Hutchinson farm;
with valuable water rights were trans
ferred to w. r. White. of this city, the
price paid being $7C0 per acre. Mr.,
White has bought the land for the pur-
pose of making a home there, and he
intends erecting modern house there
right away.
The Western Union Building COM
pany, which filed articles fiincorpora-
tlon late yesterday afternoon, takes.
In, as the basis 81. the Incorporation
the property at SIC Main street oc-3
scupied by the Western Union Tele-.
graph company, for the sale of which.
advertised bids We're asked recently.
The capital stock is placed at S54,-5
600, divided into shares of 800 each
a.. Richter the largest stockholde Ter, is
president Of the company. With ]. -
George w. Parks secretary and trea-
,surer These three constitute the
board of directors. The property has
a frontage of about "a feet on Main
street and Is 165 feet deep. The pur-
chase was from the heirs of the Hep
worth estate, and was made for in-
3vestment purposes.
The Deseret Savings bank stockhold-.
ers held a meeting today, when they
reelected these directors:
Nv. w. Ritter, Moses Thatcher. Elias
A. Smith, IL l.. S. Hills. George Romney,
John r. Rarnes, John G. Cutler Reed
Smoot. John r. Winder, David Eccles,
George Sutherland, w. +. James, a. w.
Carlson. These directors choose officers
next Tuesday.
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.ToDAY,s MONEY MARKET.

New York. July 1a.--Closa: Prime
mercantile paper. 31s@4 per cent.
Sterling exchange weak with actual
business in bankers bills at a So 9014. SO
for 60 day bills and at 4,S7.2O for de-
n1and; commercial bills, Z. Ssh @4.s5s.
Bar silver, 81. s5s
Mexican dollars, A. IN
8 Government bonds, weak; railroad
bonds, irregular "a
Money on call easy, 1@2 per cent:
ruling rate, az per cent; closing bid,
u Per cent; offered at rs per cent
Time loans, dull and stronger; for 60.
days, 2@2A per. cent;st9o days, az PEI
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COURT NEWS
- 5s!7s 9 81 ~ 81 s}l r ~
RAyvIINs CASE ARGUED.

The argument in the case Of James
Rawlins against the board OF education
of the Jordan school district is being
heard this morning before Judge ARM.
strong In the Third district court. Raw
Inns secured a temporary writ of man
fdam,,s to compel the board to recos 4
nize him as a. member duly elected and
wants the order made permanent. The
board contends that Rawlins took vi, a.
homestead in Uintah county and for
this reason 1t is held that he was not.
y resident of3the Draper school dis
trict from which district he was elsct-5
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-13
LETTER ON UTAH COPPER,
brokerage Firm Has some Interest

Brokerage Firm Has Some Interests
Ing Figures on Condition.
In q very Interesting special letter
on Utah Copper, which has just been Deer
issued by Trippe, Thompson & CO., the
conditions at this property are clearly
outlined. 1t is stated that during the
past year the developed and partially
developed area has been increased by
eight acres, making u total of so acres.
There was at the end of the year In
the fully developed, partially developed
and rea sonably assured reserves. a
tonnage Of s0.0OoO00 tons, OF which 65,-
900, O00O average 2 per cent copper and
Is, 100000 run approximately 1.5 per cent
copper. In addition to the above 1t is
estimated that there are 10000, 900 tons
of 1. 5sper cent copper ore Indicated by
drilling. 4 IS 538s 4
By figuring the cost of production on
the higher grade ore at 8 cents a pound
and 10 cents for the lower grade, twill
he seen that the total net value of the
ore reserves. when the Gaping has been
removed. will amount to 1888, 100000.
The company is operating two con-
centrators, the Copperton and nd Garfield !
plants, the former treating 800 tons of
ore daily and the latter 5000 tons, a
combined production OF $500 tons a.
day, about one-f fifth Of which assaying
Q per cent copper, is being taken from
the underground slopes and the re-
nainder, assnying LIS per cent copper
coming from pits by steam shovel.
In all probability additional units
will be added to the mill within the
next year and half, or before the
new porphry deposits now being de-
veloped will be producing. which should
place the property on an annual pro-
gduction basis of from $4,000, 900 to 100, 4
900, 900 pounds. AT the present time the
property is producing at the rate Of.
approximately 5. 100000 pounds a month
with the mill running at capacity. Il
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-13
AGED WOMAN coaIsI1Trr,n.

z Mrs. Elvira Du Bots, aged 81 years,
was committed to the State Mental
hospital by Judge Lewis this morning
on the Recommendation of the llnacy
commission. In an accident three
years ago her skull was fractured anu.
since that time her mind has been
growing weaker. Within tho last
month she has developed hypoclionchi-
cal rawlings and talks constantly. Her
husband, Charles Du Bots, lives at 425
Post street. He swore to the affidavit
that she was insane.
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American Sugar eAning, bid 2ssa

/ American Sugar filming, bid y sta
Anaconda dining Co. AZ ~. 20 y
Il a trl1isn,, 81 ~ "a is III
| Atlantic Coast Line .s y
l9Baltimore & Ohio Z ~. B. ss
Brook n Rapid Transit u. *
Canadian Pacific 80 q g 3,
iSCheSapeake & Ohio ..3.4 g ~
Chicago g. North western. bid ....s,.::l SO sl
Chicago. Mil. & ST. Paul $50
colorado Fuel y Iron 4sss
Colorado & Southern, bid %
Delaware e. Hudson " 70
Denver & Rio Grand e /. ). 3. " e s
Denver & Rio Grande pfds bid ~ 5 s5
Erie 4. g. 80,
Great Northern pd. g. l .ls X
Great Northern Ore Cts Y oss
Illinois Central Al. !. p. q. y. oos
marlborough Met. ~. %;
$Interborough-M Met pfd. &. Z. * ~
Louisville & NashNil Il, ls4
Missouri Pacific Z. 3. y ts
Missouri. Il ansas 81 Texas 4, az
National Biscuit. bid lobs,S8
National AZ Lead & i. q. sps4g
Z New York Contra . ia
Norfolk q Western /. ~
Northern Pacific X h tl y
Pacific Mail bid (. sss.s
PENNSYLVANIA Z. lsS y
pennie's C,as SIS v. !. 3, s. 3, IA u
Pullman Palace Car bid. ..i..- lsS
Reading ~. .!...... l56
ISock Island Co. 4. u. 3S "a
Rock Island Cos pfd. y. 81
Southern Pacific -. l5saA
Southern Ra jlway Z. ~
Union Pacific u. 4. 4. !, !. ~ d. 1891
United States Steel III. y. {. GS1s
tinted States Steel, pfd \. -. .125A
Wabash 3. ~. II. y
Wabash, pfd. OF
Western Union III.
standard OH s. i. Y, 6sS
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PAcIFIC I rs REUNION.

Join the crowd at I.ago on32J ulN 14th.@
Greatest program ever arranged for
reunion. Salt Lake Route will operate
special trains from Nephi leaving there
at seven a. M, also from Tintic Dis
trict, leaving Silver City at $3.50 a. M.
special trains returning Low fare for
round trip. 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-13
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, July 10 Wheat prices slump
ed sharply during the early trading to-
day owing to generally clear weather in
pedite harvest operations. Opening prices
were x % IS lower to "A higher, with July
at -19h TO Before the end Of the
and other options had declined about II
Liberal sales in the September deiiy-
early In the day. The selling was in-
spired mainly by ideal weather condi-
tons for the crop. July. opened u lower
at 72ts and sold OF to II g
The feature of trade in the oats market
was a break of more than lie. In the price
Of the July delivery due to profit-taking-
This caused a heavy tone in the more
erEat 494s and declined TO 49,
r, Trade in provisions was extremely dull
and the tone of the market was steady
Prices at the start were unchanged to
s1ac. higher compared with yesterdays
final figures. si{.
\, Nyheat-The low point for July was
I l,lsA: In The final al, hour no the market
than lie. on covering by shorts. July
rallied to 20. ,fhe close was strong,
with prices at almost The top, July be-
corn--The market rallied with wheat
and July advanced from Il rs to 7sIa i. The
close was firm. with July unchanged at
close-Wh July, !. 20: Sept. l.1o Is y
cor.l.7July, ~; Sept. Isl Dec. x
oats-July, q; Sept. 40; Dee. 1871.
: Pork.-July. 2o.621lA Sept. 20 @2o.77ls;;
!, E ss,S and ID Sept 71:s 81 oct.
Ribs-July. a 49, Sept, a. 2T!z q II 80:
RxeAcasi. 81: Sept. 1880.
y Bnrley-Cash. 646DT1.S (s55s5
Timothy Sept, 30. ,5iss5 ~ III r, a.5
Cloyer-Casf, 1885: March t1.s5.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago; July 1s.-Butter-steady.
EGGS lady: at ma rl,. cases included,
20
yeans Rsltss IA ~ tT ions
horns. IA 10
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New York. July ]. 81 g, raw.
test. 1882; molasses sugar, 3.l7.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Crushed, 500; powder
ed. ass; granulated, 4. So.
Cotfeer-Steady. No. Rio, ssM AZ; No.
i Santos 5sf{itaa
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WOOL
ST. LOUIS

4 ST. Louis, July 1s.--Wool. quiet. Terri
tory and western mediums. 2S@2T: fine
2lG2i Il fine. 12a1Sis
BOSTON.
; Boston, July 1s.-Large receipts, aver
age shipments and firm prices are the
able abe new business IS re s at si time
usually characterized by market dulness
Both domestic and foreign grades figure
in8the trading.
& 1t is stated that 100000 pounds of
Montana wool has changed hands In the
last 10 days. the bulk OF 1t selling in tho
natural state at &c.
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INSPIRATION lL,lL1I ADDS TERRITORY.
Takes Over the Black Copper Group
Which Adioins Its Property.
Pollock Special Wire.l

Globe, Arlz.. July The Inspiration
Copper company in the Miami district
has taken over the Black Copper group,
of claims lying to the north Of the
Inspiration property and adjoining it.
These claims have been held under
bond for some time past, and in May,
the Inspiration Copper company began
prospecting on them with drills. The
results have been more than satisfac-
tory. The Black Copper group was
formerly held by some St. Louis people.
There are eight claims in all.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-13
JORDAN STAKE OLD FOLKS.
Wandan,ere, July 18th

Special trains Via Salt Lake Route
from Draper. Sandy and Murray,
leaving Draper. $50 a. M, returning
special train leaves Salt Lake at Il p.
m. Very low fare Big program of
sports at Wandamere the PEOPLES
fayorite resort. 55
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EXCURSIONS EAST.

Via Oregon Short Line,
July End. 3rd. 23rd. and gath. August
18th and 14th. and September 4 9th
and 11th. Ask agents for rates and
further particulars. City Ticket Of
flee POI Main Street.
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A.Y.P EXPOSITION RATES,

Via Oregon Short Line r. r.
$4,000 from Salt Lake to Seattle and
return; on sale daily commencing June
lst. ASK agents for further particu-
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NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS.

Tuesday, July IS, 1909.
SAmalgamated Copper =. B. !. s TAX
American Reet Sugar Z. 40 fls
American Car & Foundry . /. 81 x
American Cotton Oil ..... ..i.t.... 773iss
1 american Iloco motjve y. 5000. SOS
american Smelling & Refining =. s43ss
Am. Smelling 6 Refining pfd III If
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Not listed on Salt Lake exchange.
Not listed on Utah exchange.
FORENOON SALES.
(Salt Lake Exchange.)

Colorado. 100 at 1879; 900 at 1.95,
seller 60: 500 at 4 .s5; 100 at 200. buyer
go; 200 at 1.971k. buyer 80.
Crown Point, 200 at 1411a. IA
East Tlntic Development. l 900 at a..
Grand Central, 250 at go; 200 at
2.67!la;; 400 at 2.65; 500 at 2.62 ls;;, 500 at
$50.
IA Indian Queen, 200 at S. s., S.
iron Blossom 4 800 at 100: 80 at 1.s5.t
Mason Valley, 100 at 2.02lz.
Mineral Flat, 500 at II.
Mountain Lake, 1000 at %; 2. 900 at
211a :s 500 at %, buyer so: s 1000 at 81.
Ohio Copper, 100 at 4 1870 at 4. ~ n;
100 at 40. y
Provo, 500 at i y Y.
silver King, 400 at 395: 500 at 3.92 y.
Sioux Con, 100 at 7. ~ " !; 500 at ITO;
S1,500 at 1.10 seller CO.
at &c: (. 300 at Es51s; 1000 at IS, 100 at
South IRON Blossom, 1000 at
.rintic Cent, 500 at 10 u; 800 at 10;
Utah con. 100 at Y v 900 at 70. g
Victoria. 100 at "a. 81, buyer 80; 900
Bat 4 ~ 100 at 1.S5.
E Western Nevada, 700 at Is.
oPE NBoARD.
Beck Tunnel, 500 at 80.
5.5 Black Jack, 1000 at 90.
Colorado, 100 at 1876. buyer go; 1850
at 1897 500 at 1.92lk seller so.
Crown Point. ] 900 at IA.
Grand Central. 100 at $50: 200 at
2.57Ils: 200 at 2.55, seller co. 900 at 2.55;.
100 at 2.521s.
Iron Blossom. 1000 at 100; $500 at
1 LIZ ~ 49,
Mason Valley. 400 at 2.o2ls
Ohio Copper, 100 at 40.
Sioux Con. 100 at 1.121s
South Columbus Con-, 200 at 49,
Utah Con. 1000 at IL; 900 at u,
seller GO.
Victoria, 100 at 1,ss.
53..4 Shares. Amount.
Regular board 1880 s26. S52. 90
Open board ............ 1880 15,64o.5o
Totals ~. $3.50 s4e,4se.5o
AFTERNOON SALES.
tsalt Lake Exchange,)
/
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might in lei Paso' at Snltair.
Afternoon and evening. Also Aerial
Ballet. Seats sc and 25c.
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LIVESTOCK.
.cttIcAGo

Chicago, July Il. Cattle receipts, esu-
mated at 1000: arket9 steady. Beeves,$
70 al. 40; Texas steers. 4. q 500; vest
serli steers. rs @6.25; stockers and feed
yers. 3 .lOa5.00 : cows and heifers, $50 a
tG.10: ca Ives, 5.C0 q 5. % <:
market &C., higher. Lights. Z 200 30; <
mixed, 7.35a7, so; heavy, =. 4od 10; rough.
;145t5 go; good to choice heavy. 600s
i. pi gs. &. 30 GpT .15; bull of sales ,65 @
Z. 80. fiBSis 3 5s fS it
Sheep Receipts, estimated at 1So01;
market steady. Native, a so; west
ern. 3. 100 % 30: XearlinEs. a .6GG6. 90. lambs
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AFTERNOON SALES.

Bullock. 100 at &c.
Colorado. lao at 1872 II seller so:
200 at ,97 L buyer so: 900 at 1872 V
seller TO-, 100 at 1.9e1s seller s.
Grand Central, !, 900 at a.52 IL 2,25d
at $3.50; ], 500 at "a =: 100 at 2.47l14s
seller 80; 500 at 2.471a seller so.
Indian Queen, $500 at scents.
iron Blossom, l0,13O at 1870: 1900
at j .321s buyer so; 500 at 1870 seller
Mayson Valley. 400 at 2.oa 4; 100 at
EOS.
j. r.. WHITNEY. Stock Broker.
asa Atlas. Bell. 1870. Res. sOo4-z.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-13
IlANSAs CITY

Y Kansas City, July &c Cattle Receipts.
1000; market stendy to strong. Native
steers. 4. scat. so s native cows and leIf-
sers. 2 80 lockers and feeders I. 500
IS. 25 bulls, 2.T5 d1d.T5: calves, 3.75G al. %;
western steers. 4.25 a. 80; western cows,
s3.G0TD4.;5.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000. market DC, high
Eer. Bulk of sales. q .7eI7 %; heavy. %
& 500; packers and butchers so 90; Z
lights T.60 q I. S. y ri gs.$ g. so 30.
# Sheep--Receipts. 1000; market steady
Muttons, A COOS 90: lam BIS, T.5o4S.50i IA sc +
gwethers, IA .G0@5.50;s range ewes, Esq