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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-25
NEW YORK CURB RANGE.
CONCENTRATES.

A dividend Of 81 has ben declared by
Copper Range.
w. e. Hubbard returned this morning
from Butte.
z. c. CONN. superintendent Of the
Lower Mammoth mine Is in the city
today.
on account ~ Monday being Decora-
ton day there will be no sessions OF
the San Francisco exchanges Saturday
and Monday.
It Is reported that the Ely Calumet
in the Ely district win shortly allow
number Of leasers to operate on the
company's property.
w. p. Farmer and a number Of Bos-
ton capitalists are expected In salt
Lake today. They are stockholders and
officers OF Utah Metal Mining COM
pany OF which Mr.. Farmer IS president.
The Utah mine al Fish Springs has
sent two cars OF ore 20 market dur
ing NAV and before the end OF the
month n r. expected that the third car
win be sent in The carloads net the
company in the neighborhood OF $500.
The Utah sampling company has just
received a carload OF zinc ore sent out
of the Good Springs district on Dec. 81.
1909. by the yellow Pine mine. The
car has been tied up all this time by
the washout on the Salt Lake Route
over which IL was shipped
The camp OF wcdekind in which the
late Gov. John Sparks Of Nevada sunk
considerable money is shortly 20 be re-
vivod IL is declared. The camp Is near
Sharks. New A number Of Chicago
capitalists 70 II said have taken over
the Gold King group of claims.
A new wagon road has just been
completed 70 the portals Of the tun-
mel OF the Seven Troughs Monarch
Gold Mining company. which will allow
tho company 10 now haul 10 lie surface
workings, which heretofore has had
to be done by pack animals
The following we're the directors re-
elected for four-year term at the
annual meeting Of the United States
Smelling Refining and Mining com
panv held az Portland. Me; Robert $.
bradley Albert r. Holde, Frederick
LYON. James J. Storrow and Sidney w
Winslow,
within a few weeks the directors Of
the Osceola Mining company Of Mich
igan viii hold "A meeting for the pur-
pose OF passing on the semi annual
dividend. Six months ago the dividend
was Sc. The future payment will prob
ably be reduced 70 81 or 81 share.
In a statement made In New York
recently. Fred A. Flindt, a well known
salt Lake mining man, declared that
the tonnage IN the Mason Valley Mines
company property r. nearer 900. 900 tons
OF 4A per cent copper ore, than 400
900 tons Of 4 per cent copper. as has
been the statement made by brokers
in that part Of the country.
The Prince Consolidated company
has purchased quarter interest IN the
Davidson claim. which adioins the
companv's property The company al
ready owned a half interest before It
purchased the quarter Interest from
August Brodine and DIR. l. r. Ban
croft for s.. 500. The remaining quarter
interest is held by a Los Angeles man.
by means OF the Garfield roughing
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MARKET ACTIVE
AT COST OF VALUES

New York May Ga moderate de-
gree Of activity accompanied a compre-
housive rise in the opening prices Of
stocks today In which the Canadian
group was quite prominent Canadian
Pacific rose y Consolidated Gas q 500
Line, ontario a. Western, New York Cen
tral and Baltimore A. Ohio large frac-
tons. Bethlehem steel fost /.
Opening prices were the best, as lib
erai selling orders were distributed,
driving down the leading stocks "a good
fraction below yesterday closing. can
Hdian paciuc lost half OF its advance
and Chicago Great western preferred
lost ! p and Reading ana American steel
Foundries 4 International Harvester and
American Hide d Leather preferred
rose l.
The DUH and sluggish action reflected
the absence OF general interest In the
market Tho neglect was asCribed 20 the
desire 90 await clearer Hight ON general
conditions. General Chemical rose T.
ReIding fcll 10, Union Pacific "a,
Brooklyn Union Gasl Is and southern Pa
cihc, Amulgamated copper. American
Smelling a. Refining ana American Loco
motive 4.
Bonds were steady.
After O. long interval of neglect the
market started downward again with
Reading and Union Pacific leading the
decline. Great Northern preferred and
Activity Increased at the expense Of
values. with selling converging ON Read
Ing, Union Pacific and U. s. Steel Losses
OF point or more were numerous
Reading gave way ga, Union lacihc
2as ST. Paul. southern Pacific, American
smelling and American Locomotive =
Great Northern preferred Atlantic
CeEst Line Atchfson United
states steel and Amalgamated Cop
per ~ and Ia The railroad debate IN
Che United States senate amcctcd the
market
Tne market closed very weak at the
lowest TFNTHH Stocks continued 10
come out with dlsQuieung effect ON sem
tlmrnt causing fears of some unknown
development impending Losses tn
Reading reached 8i4. Central Leather 3A.
Union Pacific 3is Southern Pacific and
American Smelling "a. Amalgamated
Copper pcs, Chicago Great Western pre-
fcfred 2ia. Wabash preferred, Rev YORK
Central and Great Northern preferred pa.
United States steel 1is Rock Island p
and "a number OF the most active spccu-
lativc stocks ~ Co Ia.
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NEW INCORPORATION

The Payette Valley ExtensIor p.B...,
company Of this city filed arti0iss os ~
corporation with the county cIert ~
day The capital stoch of no eor,,l wv.
ls 10000. divided into ehare- es ~
par value OF 500 each The ccmp.ry ,ilii
construct railroad from New piynogis
60 Emmett Idaho e.. w Nib'at r. ,...
ident. II. r. Dunn vice prcsdsrf. \
Murphy. secretary. g. o. Moss. tre,s9-.a,
These, with b. II. Dun. 8ra the d'r,.
tors. 1A-.-
Articles ~ incorporated OF the MI.
son Land q Water company 0f gait 49,
city. were filed with the county eie.e
Tuesday. The company is capitalized y
M0O,Vl, divided into shares 0f tba ~.
value Of 500 each Sven % Melee.
president, j. w Killeen. vice nrogl8e,,
w. =, Marlander. secretary. Jcnnie yIi.
son. treasurer. These. with NJ. I'M H..
ncr, are the directors The cor,rs--
owns large tract of land ma t--5
water rights in Little Valley. Grar5
county. N'aAa
a copy OF the articles OF ircorpo-sf,.
OF the Bauer Mining company OF OgF,-
was filed with the secretary OF So
Tuesday. The company has a ear'isi
stock Of $4,000. divided Into sharss -
the par value OF 81 ea.r. o. A No..
Is president. Carrie a. Zimmaruar ~
president Annie White. treasurer. B.
Bradley secretary These. with FRED,
lex Gunnarson, are the directors ~
G9,inpany owns mining property IN ths
Weber mining district Weber commit,
An amendment 20 the articles of 4.
corporation Of the Pennington lana q
Stock company of Pennington uas ~
with the secretary Of state Tuesds, t-
which the capital stock OF tho Gomez.
Is increased from 5000 20 3 200 di9isss
INTO shares OF the par value Of 81 each
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WOOD PRESERVATION.

Consul John + Jewell. al Melbourne,
submits the following report concern
ing a new method of treating wood
which has been invented and tried
with much success IN Australia: THE
essential part Of the Powell wood
process consists IN boiling tho wood
and allowing Il To- cool and absorb "a
sacchariuo solution, after which It Is
dried, rendering the wood thoroughly
seasoned within n few days after cut
ting, Increasing rs strength and stop
ping all warping and shrinking The
sap IN the wood is driven out and re-
placed by am antiseptic owing to the
saccharine solution boiling M n higher
temperature than water, thus making
the wood impervlous to dry rot and 10
the attacks of white ants and other
parasites which prey on ordinary lum-
bcr Consular Report
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PRODUCE.

Chicago. May 5.-Iieavy selling all
along the line today greeted spectators
who thought that after daily big breaks
ia wheat prices, the market, Whatever
the uitlnate outcome. would at least
temporarily make "A rally. Adverse 20
this opinion was the fact that toIeiBh
news was more bearish than ever. Rus
STA was reported as making preparation
TO supply 1900 addition freight cars 70
help move the new crop. india sent as
arrtiOns Of an output 90 apovnW0 buah-
els as against 2l400O,Uo bushels year
ago. American weather conditions were
fine In an directions and the crop out
look was declared 20 be sun improving.
First prices were irregular q higher 20
q lower. The May delivery however,
was the only one on the list showing a
gain. selling up to lOS september open-
ed 90 4. TO a down az e5N 70 "a and foll
TO g6h. May quickly Followed SUIT
Corn started castor but rebounded on
getting good support from leading lo-
cal Arm and from commission houses.
september opened y lower at 5s@ and
Trading In oats was light Fluctuations
followed the lines taken BY corn. Sep
tember began va on at 3ih and then
Ruvers Of provisions we're scared away
by "A slump In hog prices. The opening
was az 10 10 cents under the previous
close with September products az = .OoW
p % for pork l2.N 20 i4l'F tor lard'
end 1212ia for ribs Further declines en-
sued.
Wheat-Bccausc big shorts who cover
cd Yesterday were again thought 70 be
buying the market made quick up
turn 10 above the previous close. sales
attributed 20 "a southwestern long pro-
duced "a reaction witch, however, was
short lived. The close was nrm with
september al ylia, net gain Of y.
May finished with an advance Of 2la
compared with last night
Corn Reports OF rcplanunE in many
sections were received and prices showed
ffrfanaNH 'IWH close strong
with September hWA up az 500
Cash Corn. no. 9 59,kndO, No white
G2ismd3. No. yellow, G0isUGi. No. 2, sSia
m 20. No. white. 90 . W&. No. yellow,
59tk n 60. No. 4 a6i diia. No. z white, 56ia
nGl: No. 4 yellow diamd0
Close Ryc-Cash. q; May, Is; July, ~
Barley-Cush, 5OQG5.
Timothy Cash AS: Oct 430dAd0.
Clovcr-Nothiug doing
Wheat-MaY l.l0hi July m1a; sept
g1i5. Dee. gG
Corn May, 5s9, July 6oh Sept, CO.'S
al %: Dec. 16H
oats-May a4.; July, a% sept, s7%i
Dec. 37&
Mess PORK, per bbl-July, 22l7h; sept,
Lard. per 100 ibs.-Juiy. is.s2h. sept
snort Ribs. Dor 100 lbs.-July. is.@;
butter AND EGGS.
Chicago. May S.-Butter- steady
Crcamcries. 25G Nia; dairios 3n28.
EggH-Stcady, az mark. cases Included,
~ receipts, B,ui; hrsts. l6a Is, prime
hrsts. "
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SAVE THE MEADOW LARKs.

In nearly all the states OF which he IL
an inhabitant steps have been tai en-
10 protect the meadow lark. He Is a
particularly beautiful bird. with breast
OF richest yellow and coal-blaclI
spot at his threat He is also de-
lightful g0ngster. and his carol to tho
dawn has cheered millions Of Ameri-
can ploughboys as IL echoed I'm their
willing ears on their way TO the field.
In the crop season the lark Is the
ally Of the farmer destroying i'm
mense numbers Of grubs that prey on
the roots Of grasses, sapping their Vi
tally He IS then rearing a numer-
GUS and a respectable family, and is as
happy as the day Is long. In winter
he Is gregarious. II is a delight 60
listen 10 the rich and tuneful notes of
these birds as they hold convertible
in some naked and SPARED tree Of
the bleak meadow. or bare field
Washington POST
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NEW YORK CorPER CLOSE

James A. Pollock g. co.. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following received
over their private wire this afternoon;
Butte & Logdon. 40 bid; Cumberland
ELY. 6mIs. GirouN Consolidated, lhsu
1R. Nevada utah. l5-t60l Nipissing,
mans. Ncwhouse lian2; Davis
paiy. IMH-7s; Dominion Copper 2WG
EIv central 7smi. Ely Consolidated,
g-i6H%; Furnace creek 4dS, Greene
O. q s. COM. asked, Mitchell, 1850
=. Montgomery Shoshonc, am% Ne
vada smelling. 7-t60s-l6; silver queen,
iOGl8. silver Leaf sale; King Ed
ward. 8-l6d5-l6 Foster Cobalt l0020i
n. v. 57s@S; Sioux 3od32 Ely
witch. soils. Carist. 4Sm52 COL
orado. 63066. .. H.. coal 90.
Cobalt Central Tn1is, Mckinley-Iur-
rugh. 9tas6. Tintic Mining. 100 asked;
Gibraltar. 205, First Nat. Copper. 3A O.
4: Nevada Hills, 75dS5; Boston Cons.
l7a20. yukon Gold 45-i6df 7-16. North
Butte Extension. los. Miami Copper,
2ih@22. b. S Gas. is0ss: Penna.- Wyo-
ming. las. II Rayo. SAQS5s, Ray Con-
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table and classiners. n is declared that
the capacity Of the Ray Consolidated,
5.OOO-ton concentration can be increased
70 5000 tons Of ore a day In this way
Il Is believed that the company. with
the annexation Of the ella property
win 10 producing 100 900 900 pounds Of
copper a year at cost Of SIS cents
per pound.
For the first quarter OF the current
year the net profits Of the Florence
Goldheld company were S11.77977. The
company has filed with the bullion tax
collector OF the state Of Nevada the
statement required by law, setting
forth that the total ore mined during
the quarter was i0.5l6 tons, the gross
yield being Sl37.i6292. The cost OF ex-
traction amounted to 81 .0i666; smelt-
ing and samplinE. S1i.5249i. reduction.
S39,S4f.5S The company paid n tax OF
1874 on the output
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BUSINESS AND REALTY

Occupants Of several ola sbacts Cha,
have encountered the valuable prors-i,
on Main street immediately sopfb +,
the Judge building have been notIs,5
10 vacate by June !. and IL Is undo.
stood the Burlington syndicate com
pany. which owns the property viii
erect a modern one-story building on
the 50XiO0 feet The firms ordered d
vacate are Schmidts restaurant An
dersou a Cummings real estate ofIe.
Bernstein cigar store and Nelson &
johnson.
Recently C.. r. Overhcl1 purchased
the property on the east side of Stat.
north OF the Rex hotel now occur.el
b. an ola adobe huit1iug tb, ,s.r
pants Of which have been notIAel 90
yacate. and IL IS the Intention Of DE
new owner 70 improve the ground g.
erecting thereon several ono--torv store
more imposlnr structure.
Tho old location If the Linen surpg
company. First south. between Wssi
Tempis ana Btrat west streets Ia
beou le,ssd 81 trs Colonial Stem
Laundry crmparv The Linen sur1'.
companv VIII ION move into fne rea
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WOOL.

St Louis. May 25.-Wool steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums. 23n 5sis. fine
mediums. l1aN: nne, iza15.
BOSTON.
BOSTON. May 24-The Improvement
I'm Inc wool market continues, although
tho volume Of trade is less. Values are
vel maintained, but the new clip Is
being consi gned AZ relatively high prices.
business in fleece woods is largely con-
fined 10 medium unwashed. although
there Is some call for fine dclaine also
Ina the grease. Quotations Cscoured
Texas-Fine. 70 months. eodd fine 6
10 5 months. 55u57; fne fall. 52q64.
alifornia-Northern. 6f066; middle
county, JOa52; fall FREQ, isato; fall
defective. 8m39.
oreeon-Eastern No ! staple &08.
eastern clothing. bsu5e; valley No. 1,
MQ65.
Territory-Fine staple 630@. hne
medium staple. 62a63. hne clothing 60
ff62. fine medium clothing. 56d6s.
half-blood Sass; ighths-blood.
1056: quarter-blood combing. Coca
Pulled Extra, 6s fine A, 0a62; A
supers. 5sut0.
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EMERY EXCITED OVER
SUPPOSED OIL FIELDS
Putting IN Road 20 Recent OH LOca-
lions In Southwestern Part of
Emery County.

fENNNINl To D tNf AN'""eN
Emery. May 25-The ol excitement
here continues Tho people hero are
greatly worked ur over what promises
10 make this end of me county one of
the most noted parts of the state The
starting of work on the OH fields Co
the southeast OF Emery Is in charge Of
j Dr. Dennis Thus FAR Mr. Dennis has
had but little Co ssy. but has been going
quietly ahead putting things into ac-
tion ana preparing for the work.
Nothing is being left unturncd ou The
start. An the teams that can Doe mus
tered here have left Co make roads $50
that tho heavy machinery. which, We
understand is expected soon. may b.
taken 20 tho field. The road 90 the OH
field az this time of the year is quite
dry and @ is further necessary 90 pack
the water 10 the field as the country
about Willow Springs wash Is dry ms
finder on account of the floods 81 viii
be necessary 10 do considerable work
along Muddy creek and also on the hills
20 the west OF the Bad Lands
II is expected that by the first NJ
juno hauling of machinery from Price
will commence. At present % is neces-
sary 10 haul machinery over 100 miles
from the railroad Co reach the OH field,
although Green River is probably not
more than so miles from tho place.
Coal which win be- used for the pro-
ductl1n OF power can hc secured within
Is miles OF the Oh field and along the
road from Emery 10 is along the
road over which the supplies win have
20 be hauled and b. about four miles
southeast Of Emery
The surveyors are now busy IN the
field surveying roadway over some Of
the untrnveled places and Plating out
the claims. as the southern part Of
Emery county has never been surveyed.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

n. n. Stone and wife to C. n. Carl
quist, lot n, block 2, Perkins End
Add ............ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20
c. n. Cdrlauist aud wife 20 Equita-
BILE Home Building. CO.. lot H.
block 2 Perkins End Add. "a
Burt a. Carlquist CO. TO Equita-
bic Home Building Co, part Of
lots 80 and 81 block l. Chicago
Add ....- .s..s.-.-.-.s.s .s.-..+.-s- ~
Joha a. Burt and wife TO Andrew
Yunker, part Of lot 1, block li6.
plat - .s+s.ss.s- .tst--st.s .srt+stst-r ~
W s Mccormick and wife 10 A. NJ.
Gordon part Of lot 1, block 81.
Susan G.. C.. wilcox e. al to Al
bert II. Crabbe. part Of lot 3,
block a. plat B..................,
George Holt and wife 10 Carrie S.
Benson, lots and 8. block 70.
Draper ..-.... ....................... 42i
Burton Investment CO. 10 Kimball
a Richards, part Of blocks and 3.
Burton Place Sub. ................ ~
ton-Jenkins Co. 10 Philip q.
Boyer, part Of lot %, block IS.
b-acre ........ .-..........-......... 100
Elmer T.. Cassidy and wife to
Elizabeth Casady. part Of lot G.
all Of lot z. Grand View Subj.
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OPERATING All SECTIONS.

A wire from Ely says: core produc-
ton for the Nevada Consolidated dur
ing the past week has been very steady,
averaging around 5000 tons daily The
ne,v track 10 lower levels OF Copper
Pit is about completed and win soon
be In operation. after which there viii
he no further scarcity Of ore as has
been tho case occasionally during tho
mast month one OF the furnaces at
tho McGW plant is being refined. but
an sections OF the concentration are In
opcratlon. From results up 90 the pres
emf time the outturn OF copper for tho
current month vii lcxceed that ~ last
month"
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T0DAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. May 25-Money on call
hrm, Sh@h ruling rate, ~: closing
bid. 3: offered at 81 per cent.
Time loans firm. 60 days. ga per
cent; 30 days. 3AG4 per cent; siN
months, i0h per cent
Close. Prime mercantile paper, AZ q
81 per cent
Sterling exchange. steady with ac-
tual business In bankers bills az asa 40
q 80 for so day bills. and at 4S745 for
demand; commercial bills. 4S3A GASA
Bar silver, 53A
Mexican dollars. a.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bands, heavy.
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DECREASE or SUPPLY.

Thompson. Towle a. Co. say: one OF
the leading copper interests In the
United States informs us that in his
opinion the next statement N the
Copper Producers association will show
decrease OF stocks In this country.
He estimates copper consumption In
this country and abroad just at the
present time as being about equivalent
10 tho present production. and ne sees
no reason 10 anticipate any material
improvement in the price OF the metal
unless the Amalgamated interests
should be successful In effecting a
large sale Of copper This large sala
has been held IN allegiance for the past
10 days
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nosToN coPpEn cLosE.

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon;
Adventure. 6@ ~; Atlantic ~ as:
G.. an. 5,Sf asked. Copper Range.
6Gm61. CRANKY. 4Om41 cents; Mass.
1h1tA. Mohawk. "a bid: n. Il. 32Ss ~
33. Parrot. 1914 m16ta; shannon,
1lhmAN Trinity 5AW6; Victoria 3
al p Zinc, 20 "a ~ h. -. ~ "a "a. In
diana. 19a 90. Kew, ga az; Arcadian,
be FfGia Ray Con, rs p a q; s a.
r., 12Nis; Apex, 3is @A; b. Ely,
2M ass; Ahmcok, LOO 1.75; Black
Mtn. Sn12. Chino. 1873 q "a: Ely
Con. 50nt0 cents. CT Con- 50 a.
Baltic. 7WSia; Ray Central, 2&
u4; South Lake, 5Mia; Tono-
pah. SAU&; Bohemia, Sm&i
Auoucz. H045, V. Coarn, 1874 a;
Cent. ITanIS, ID. W. S0t q: O.. c..
50 as: Mexico Con- ne az, Nevada
Con. 2oia a. Is; old Dominion, 37ia m
asa; Quincy i6UiN, superior NH
Corbin. 1874 WA GirouN ~ O. q Roy
ale 23n ~: Lake. % g ass; North Lake
lls ut2. S. Utah. 1ihUA, oil 35& "a
1914 %. a L., No asked A. q NJ, 500
90. Chcmung. 9U10. Con. Ariz.. pa n
a. Ely Cent. 90m95, ella. 6 bid; oak.
1875 70 2Ols; National 30435c. ohio
COP. 2Nnia san Ant, IA as, Leaf.
1feHNts Yukon. 4A a. y. Begolo2ia U3t
AZ. Cont. iJaWt6, G.. 4 A. 6i0G5, G.
NJ. l0d11 Franklin. l2A0t3ia; La
Sale. EXON; Mich, 5mh Nlpissing,
ulRNM. Osccola, 139all0; Santa Re,
1rsm2. Tamarack. go asked; utah Cop
per. 4bhW Wolverine. l17Wi.l9. Han
cock. t9isn20ta, X Lake 9hGA. Mia
mi. 2lHHM. Oilbway. t7ia0S. S. q g.,
I0gn1llt: q. s., com, 42aMM, IT, s..
pfd.. 1875 050, Cactus, 3l-i6n3-l6. Gas,
a6n2s. chief ll-l60i3-l6 Davis DAILY.
1li-t6ni3-16. First National, 313-lGD
1915. Inspiration 3-l6a5-i6i Majestic.
Cia66; Nevada Utah. s8@9s. 0neco, 3H
0L shattuck 29k@3O; s & c., 35d5O,
Yuma, 65Hl0.
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LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. May 3.-Cattle-Receipts es-
timated az 1900; market 5n lOc. lower
Beeves. 5.55mS.60. Texas teerH, A9a so
western steers. 5.15n7.3o. stockers and
feeders 3.oa6.i5; cows and heifers' 40
NI.o0. calves, b.l19N.Oo
Hogs Receipts. estimated at 1900:
market Zoe. lower Light 9.Ba9.50' mixed.
a.alWg67ik. heavy 9Dn3.l5, rough, 2 %
NQ.a5: good 90 choice heavy 9.55u Q 50 /,
pigs. a.@ng.G. bulk OF sales, .45d9.55
Shcep-Rccoipts. estimated az 1900;
market weak. Native. 3.s0H5.65; western.
3 6OH6 %: ycarllngs. E.ged4 80, lambs ma
tive. 5.GdiS 81; western, 5.15aS.6o.
OMAHA
Omaha. May -Cattle-Beceipts. 800;
market steady. Native steers. 5.50Q l.eO;
COWS and heifers. 2.50q 100; western
steers. 3 15ffT 90. cows and heifcrs, $50
5.15t Gamers. 215nt.25, stockers and
feeders. 315062; calves, T. s4S.o0 bulls.
''Hss, Receipts iSa''1 i2@o market IS to
25c. lower Heavy. s1Ous.Z5, mixed. 9l5
40 20: light. 915M9.30. pigs, s.W09.o,
bulk OF sales. e.llfta y.
shecp-Recoipts. 2i00; market steady.
Yearlings 5.50MG.75; wethers. 5.25 500,
ewes. 5.00u6OO. lambs. 5.55gS.50.
KANSAS CITY.
Kan as city. May Receipts.
100: market l0c. lower. Native steers.
G Sous 10. cows and neifcrs. 3.l5pi &;
stockers and feeders, 4.2oU $40, bulls
s .6Om7.65; western cows. 415n6.l5
Hogs-Receipts, 1900. market l5t
lower Bulk OF sales. gOdg.i0; heavy.
e.35Hg.45: packers and butchers, $500
s.5, light. 9.2on9.35: pigs, ASQsl5
sheep-Receipts, 700; market steady
Muttons. f00G6.5 50: lambs, 7.ooas.1i. fgd
western wethers and yearlings. asa 1920,
fed western ewes. 4.Oa5.A