Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-22
FARMS AND MINIS.
4 Subject that is B.Ins 8sIla,td
AmOng AgHtalluIIsis,
roOR WHEAT Ann waArU MEANS.
Saving the Graiu.-uinorP Wages
cold Near 81. Grorge-
Mining NOiCs.

MiuluA NWtAHs
Tho buslntsl outlook among the agrl.
cultural claosps OF the cI'umuuity b.
now ouo that requires special elubldor.
aticn aside from the general financial
depression which exists. This is due
20 the condition Of the cropa which orc
being harvested. Ia some liuc1 full
crop is reported, but In others there Ia
a heavy falling on, both in Yield and
quality. The latter u notably the case
with regard 10 the wheat cI0p.
Ia Cache Valley, where tho wheat
Is usually the best In the Territory,
and where this year Il probably Will
not fall behind any other section, She
grain is considerably below ilU aver
age both 10 quantity aad quality.
ShiImcuts Of this seasons wheat from
northern Utah, received Ecfa today,
were cgr,iilly compared with last
/ yratis graiu from the sRms section, to
| the great disadvantage OF the former.
| The wheat grown tins year wits small
und greatly shfunkeu, Hu.fdlng O
! strong contrast with tao we'll Tiled
| kernel OF llat seasons crop. Mon well
| acquainted with the situation state
that this a. general feature with the
| grain OF the north this year. The
| reason ussigned fOf this, ~ well ns iOr
the light yield, Is tho late, cold sprirg,
which was followed ~ fuJIuu AMI
extreme bent.
TnIs condition Of the wheat crop
mCaut not only q comparative orafcliy
/ 90 the bread mgkiLg material, tut that
/ the iiour manufactured will boz Of an
Inferior grade unlua greet care 30 taEUn
BY the mllluu. In any event 10 means
! urOp0rtlunHteiy n smaller quantity u
/ hJur per huuhul, aud consequently a
less plentiful supply Of breadsiuns.
la View ui these incia thctu is 70.
ported general feeling among prov.
| ident farmers 20 hold ON 90 their best
grain, iu Anticipation Of higher prices
for this commodity noXt year 10 Is
argued that u the grain 10 permitted h
70 out OF thp Territory this year, with
| the light crop, y measure of famine
! Is imminent Tor next fcgHrl, pnttiCu-
larry % there should be- failure from
| glassh1pperl or other CauB., and thufe-
Tore IL d much better for the iarmers
TO even pinch themaelv,H TO pay
their debts with other products
than tie stan Of h'c; for,
N the grain goes out u this locality,
and there h q scarcity 0f money
! through a light Volume Df business,
such ~ appears & b. certain now,
there will not be tho cash among the
people 10 purchase the grain and bring
10 back again Tor home consumption.
The agitation Of these proportions
among the farmers IL having its effect
with others not engaged In agriOu-
| tute, and there IL good deal OF talk
and fair share Of action on the part
! Of many people toward laying ia a
sufficient supply OF brcad8llii's 10 carry
them over the next iuw months. Under
| the existing situation, the movement
| for laying Ia u stock VI 1lur In duroTv-
ing OF thoughtful confederation.
NuNiNu STOCK SOLD.
Logan Nation 22ni. even.
/ Ing sheriff lEirEbrliD sold 1865 shRfcs
| OF stock In the kiuh,Cauho mine, under
| the hammer. This stock was sold 10
satisfy a Judgment Of the livery nrm
Of ToUmbs d Hickman, ana Toombs
Bros, ngalns, h. W. Sloan, formerly
Of this city, one Judgment being f0t
/ s2sS aud s7s5 costs, ana this other for
| $40 aud the same amount Of costs. DR..
| Snow purchased 1900 shares aud J, n.
| McAlliHter the remaining 500.
NOTES.
Alta meeting Of the Virginia, Ne va
de-, Miners' Union tho miners refused
to hold n conference with tho mine
| superlntendeuts ON the question Of
reducing wages. they voted solidly
/ against the reduction.
Logan JourHa; Deputy Sheriff Croc.
kelt took trip up Logan canyon ON
| Wed uosdEy afternoon on business,
returning on Thursiay evening. While
| thoro no attached the Mormon Girl,
Bunker Hill ard Santa CLARA mining
claims. While he vas up Beaver Fork,
| Tom Hart and his partner, who are
working the Mahogany mining claim
for some Ogdea parties, struck an ore
chute la which there are thirty feet Of
gRlona IN sight The shipment OF ore
can DO commenced nj once.
W. l.. Dyket hAs returned from 1T.
George, and reports that, IA company
with George NJ Burgess and Frank \.
| Stanley, he located a gold mine Ia tho
southwest oOTlor u the Territory. He
says the assay hhuWel sEso,b4 IN gold
10 the ton, RuJ 81 90 ounces Of silver.
Three men were lett 10 develop the
claim. The nine h 10 miles from the
Nevada linu sui 8 miles north OF the
Arizona line fine district, Mr.. Dykes
says, 10 jestiTed 10 become the scene,
Ia the near future, VI great mining
activity.
SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
Today's Gearing house exchanges
amo united 10 i07, 402.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS..
New Yort,-Silyer, 753c., lead, $500.
London Silver, d14l.
OiE AND BULLION,
II. II. Jous a Co. received today:
Bullion, $500.
Wells, Firg8 d Co. received today:
MingO bullion, s21l4.