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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-15

MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
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contents including also q small per cent
OF lead We understand the Royal is 70
be actively operated during the winter.
This week Joe Qaunman. manager for
the Mt Aetna Gold and Copper com
pany. has ordered lumber for boarding
house and blacksmithsh0p and VIII lay
In supplies for active work this ian and
winter. The c0mpanys property con-
sists OF a group of twelve claims lying
az head Of Spring gulCh boundary lines
next 20 Last Chance on the north and
United States on the west Work done
thus far Is considerable. but good min
eral carrying as high ag Gj per cent lead
Is showing iu several places. in quantity
TO warrant development
Messrs. Smith Free ana Van Pat-
ten having a bond and lease on the
Bazouk mine. recently Incorporated the
BazOuk Mining company and had
bright prospects as they sank on the
vein about 40 feet and uncovered three
feet OF ore said 90 be- very fine. A
question OF trespass now intervenes.
however, as the Baz0uk laps on 90 Ea-
gle Bird and IL appears the shaft is on
Eagle Bird ground-yein running dag
onally into Bazouk. The shaft Is within
a few feet of side line. ana had IL been
started few yards farther north would
have been all right Probably an ad-
iustment win Doe made and work contln-
ued from present point by north drift.
Manager George w. Keel 0f the But
terrified company being disposed 20 set
tie the matter without hardship 10 the
new company.
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An Ogden Incorporation,

Last night a meeting was held In the
office OF Judge Magnnls 20 complete
the organization OF the ogden copper
company says the ogden stardard. A
majority of the interested parties were
present and the following We're elected
officers. NJ. r. Goats. president; $. IL,
HObs0n vice president. ana these with
q. a. Smurfhwaite. w. +. Calklns and
T. T. Kowhnds. form the directorate.
The company Is capitalized at $4,000,
In 10000 shares OF 90 cents par value,
100000 shares being treasury stock. A
few owners We're absent. and the arti-
Giles Of incorporation viii not be filed
until their signatures are obtained,
A. Van Patten, who has recently In
spcctad the properties, was present and
corroborated the report of l.. 5. Deane,
the engineer employed boy the owners to
report on the claims The property Is
situated In HUMBOLDT county. Nevada,
about ten miles from the station on the
Central Pacific and about the same dis
lance from the Adelaide mine az the
end Of the Glasgow & Western rail.
road. The vein are contact assure, the
beds Of the veins being very true, and
copper cropping from the larger vein
for 1900 feet or more The principal
vein is about 20 feet thick. the forma-
ton consisting OF lime, iron, silica
and pophyry with iron and lime con-
gl0meraies. The group Of claims owr-
ed by the company are seven In num-
ber
An incline shaft has been sunk on
the large vein and a cross-cut has been
run for a distance OF 20 feet. the vein
being broken into ga several places. The
assays show an average " 10 per cent
copper, although some returns have
been received as high as 40 per cent
copper Sl2 In gold and Is ounces ell
yer.
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The Consolidated Mines Turned
Out Sl82, 446 During August,
NET PROFITS WERE S95 ,66l.
Tonnage Handed was 3O,lsj Tons
Items rom bingham Finite snip.
ments Nevada Camps,

The output Of the Consolidated Mer-
cur Mining Company Tor the month Of
August has now been shipped and the
report, which IS being issued 90 the
stockholders. shows Us gross value to
be- }lS2. it64G. This amount OF gold was
obtained from 3OiSj tons Of ore, the
amount treated by the mill during Aug
ust. The value Of the ore treated is
thus shown 90 be a fraction over sos
per ton. The cost Of mining the ore,
including the dead work OF prospecting
was $ll6 per ton. The cost Of milling
the ore was SL3G per ton, making the
total cost amount TO S2,S2 per ton. The
net profit IN the treatment Of the ore
Is thus shown to be S3.lG per ton. The
expenses Of mining and milling 39,i>j
tons OF ore were {Sj,ssLi0 other e1-
penses brings the total for the month
to Ss6.7s5.22, which deducted from the
value Of the bullion, leaves a net proht
for the month Of Sg5,G6l.2i
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MINING NOTES.

The Horn Silver Of Frisco had two
cars Of ore on the market today
Col +. a. Wall was looking after his
interests In Bingham today
The Blue Bird assessment Of n a cent
per share became delinquent today
The Mining Review is out with an H.
lustrated write up Of Marysvale dis
trict,
The e cent assessment OF the Nevada
Mining company will become delinquent
on Monday.
The delinquent sale Of the Little
Chief Mining company was 10 take
place today.
The Taylor-Bunton sampler reported
two cars " ore from Frisco and one
from Tintic today.
The Accent assessment Of the West
Mountain Placer company becomes de-
linQuent next Tuesday.
The rich gold ore from the Star Con.
has been resamrled and assays We're
expected this afternoon.
Henry Altman has returned from the
San Rafael country where DE went 60
look over some copper claims
ANNN.HIA cav hNlA NA tue 'HNNI ANM. MNN
in town today for the purpose Ot pay-
ing of 1850 on the c0mplny's debt
A carload of ore was marketed this
week from the Eagle and Blue Rcu OF
Tnuc which showed one ounce "a gold
and twenty ounces silver per ton.
Merur Miner An of the material
for the Sacramento rooster BE- on the
ground and Mcssrs. Boutwell, and Nc
Conaughy are here looking after lts ln-
stal'lt.on
John T.White Is down from Park Val.
ley. and reports the new Merrans g.
stamp min doing good work. In spite NJ
drawbacks the company is reported DO
De making expenses.
10 was said today that meeting Of
| the directors OF the Homesakc 0f Tin.
| tie would convene this afternoon for
the purpose Of levy.ng au assessment
/ 600 pay flr the patenting Of some of The
cJmuany's territory.
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|I!l!dBiIliifi.
|sliEIi|i:.

Why OF course you have he,,s =,
the Burlington, Everybody has n.,.. W
theless you win be surprised Nm S', ,'l.
see the train, It's a wonder. and H., KY
dinner Is Immense. the meals clun, ,,'ia l
eScelled, the neatness Of The nsr..N w
courteous walters, cleanliness and 80
vice In general are appetlzers. M. h.,
proyements In track have made as,
Burlington almost noseless. Y5u gay
sleep In sleeper, dine in a diner s,oL.
In q smoker. read in a library en- sni
recline In a reclining chair car nh M,
der one roof. And 20 make this WIZ,
train go the Burlington have me largss,
engines In the West. They are as blgS
as a house, as fast as whirlwlnd Az
weigh ia tons each. You should "a
over this road 10 see and ride beblT5
one n those monsters.
Two trains a day from Denver 10 tba
East. The Chicago Special leaving Den.
Yer at 400 p. m. The Vestlbuled Fiysr
az 1000 p. m. for an points Fast
Through sleepers daily. Ogden. salt
Lake, Provo 10 Denver, Omaha and chi,
cago via Rio Grande Western & Bur.
llngton Route
Tickets at offices Of connecting nnls
Ticket Office. ~ West, Second south 81
Salt Lake City.
r. F. NEsLEN.
c. P. PRUITT, General Agent
TRAY. Pass. & Freight Agent
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BOSTON PRICES
On Centennial. Eureka are a Little
Higher To-day.

A wire from Boston today brought the
Information that Centennial Eureka
sold on the exchange at $3.50 per share,
which seems 10 show a stinenng up IN
spite Of rumors that originated there
on Thursday TO the effect that the. eN-
pected dividend this month would be
either reduced or passed. Some smelter
talk is also being INDUCED In. IT Is hard
for some people 10 see why the com
pany should exhibit a sudden desire 70
build a smelter after II has tied Itself
up on a contract with the American
smelling company that viii need az
least two years longer TO complete. II
Is impossible to learn just what is. the
matter. but Of one thing every one here
Is assured and that Is that the mine Is
i'm excellent condition with immense ore
reserves In sight.
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A PLEASANT SURPRISE.
supt. Edwards of the Con- Mercur
Co. Presented with a Gold Watch,

The Mercur Miner tells Of a very
pleasant gathering OF Mercur people at
the Opera house on Wednesday evening
az which time Supt George Y. Edwards
on the Con Mercur mines was presented
with a handsome gold watch ana charm
ana chain on behalf Of the employees OF
the Consolidated mines. Mr. Edwards
was taken completely by surprise and
& was some time before he could re-
ply. lie thanked the doners very hearth
ly for the valuable gift and said he
would value IL more on account OF the
kindly feelings e expressed than it's in
trnsic value. He assured the employees
that he took a kindly interest In their
welfare that any fear that the big
mines would play out In a few years
was groundless. and that he would do
an he could for the interest OF those
under him. His speech was received
with three rousIng cheers and tiger.
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ITEMS rRoM pINGHAM.
York ore Body - Gold Ore from
Royal Group-The Bazouk StTik g.

In its weekly review OF the Bingham
camp the Bulletin says.
A large new ore body IS reported 10
have just been encountered IN the York
group. About 100 tons OF ore are now on
York dump and soon TO be shipped.
ST Joe Mining company rs letting a
200-f0ot contract on the Fire King long
tunnel. which has been driven ll5 feet,
II Is % fine piece Of work--dimenslons
19ViNG feet
Shawmut min began shipping on
Wednesday and Is sending out concen-
uates mo the rate OF carload a day
4 slight accident 20 the Chiian mill VIII
be repaired this morning
r.. c. Legg. late OF the Dexter mine
at TusCarora, New, accompanied by G.
y Strayeu. was In camp Monday ex-
aiming the Liberal. Ben Butler ana
other Markham gulch properties.
Keystone ehranCh of Dalton n Lark
tram is 20 De completed tomorrow
when Fortune mill will begin shipping
via Lcadmll station. saving 10 cents
per ton as compared with wagon-haul-
ing 90 sandy
j. r. Hodgson. owner OF the Alamo
group near mouth OF Cottonwood, Is
planning Co soon begin extensive devel-
0pmcnts. and Is reasonably assured OF
good results as the Alamo Is In an eN-
colleut locality has a strong vein ana
has heretofore given up high grade cop
per.
AZ the Eagle Bird CButterfield NJ.
company drifting Is progressing right
and lef, at 3o0-level and "a large area
III stopping ground win be blocked out.
| Both drifts are an IN orc-I frst-class
| milling proposition that win probably
| De treated M Rogers or Dewey mill
During the past six months the Royal
| group of five claims. at head OF Spring
| gulch and owned by McL8r3n & Hay
! wood has been worked under lease with
| results of a most promising nature, Re
| Gently the leasers made @ shipment of
| several tons that returned something
| over ozs. gold, co ozs. silver per ton
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-15
ARRIVES FRoM NOME.
steamer Cleveland Reaches Seattle
with IOl Passengers and 100000.

Seattle. Wash Sept l5.-steamship
Cleveland arrived last night, IA days
from Nome with 1914 passengers and
1000 In gold
Following vessels were In Nome har-
Dor September 1,
Charles d. Lane, Alliance, Aloha. Dis
covery. Thrasher, Valencia, kimball
Elk, Seven Sisters ST. Paul and Louis
WEIGH. The Valencia expected 10 leave
for Seattle Sept. 2.
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CENTENNIAL EUREKA DROP
Ajax stronger To-day Way Day Primer
yankee Lille Lower -
con. Mercur Called
TODAYS METALSi
SILVER 81 3-i
LEAD. ShOO
CASTING COPPER l5A

The weeks business on the exchange
closed today with the sale Of l2JOJ
shares for t3.2lO62. The total sales for
the week amounted to lOi,lS2 shares
which brought Sas39S89. Some notable
advances were made during the week.
This is especially true Of Star Con-
Northern Light Mercur and Yankee
Con. In every stock named above, eX-
eeptlng Mercur some decrease is shown
ut the close OF the week. Mercur hung
around $685. on Monday. Later in the
week II was taken of the board and
Con. Mercur was called, when "a small
lot went az $3.50. The old stock was
again called yesterday. when II went up
rapidly 70 }63iia. Today sos was OIL
fered for %. with the Con. Mercur stock
standing around 81 Star Con. spurted
10 81 during the week, but fell OF TO
so yesterday Today II Is a hltle
higher. being held at 52h, with 5la bil.
Northern has fallen off to 5l5. after SELL
ing up 70 S earlier in the week. Yankee
Con. has been a very active trader AT
greatly improved prices, on Monday
the stock was traded In at a little
better than IS. Since then, however
the new strike has improved and as
surunce has come 10 town that cars
OF ore will be marketed next week. rms
sent the stock up to Is on Thursday
from which figure It has weakened TO
about 22R today.
May Day shows some shrinkage dur
ing the week In spite OF good reports
from parties who have Inspected the
mine, the stock. which sold at 46 early
in the week. has declined To around 40.
u Is "a little stronger today, however,
hanging around "A.
Mammoth has not been very active
during the week. but Il closes strong
In spite Of the fact that insiders say
the law suit viii bee brought 10 an issue
next month Grand Central Is not
quite as strong today as IL was earlier
in the week. closing with $50 bid.
Lower Mammoth has shrunk during
the week. The Swanseas continue
about as usual, with little or no ac-
tivity
a surprising decline is noticed In
Centennial Eureka, which sold today
IN Boston M $3.50 per share on the
local exchange, SISSY was bid. Rumors
that the next dividend will be cut down
or passed are responsible Tor the drop,
Sacramento opened the week at IS,
but since then the stock has advanced
10 S. from which figure IL has since
weakened to around g.
Utah Is stronger owing 20 the prob
ability that the company viii pay a
dividend next month, Ajax was strong
er today.
The closing figures were as follows
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THE NEVADA CAMPS.
w. $. Brown Says There is Quite a
Boom at Ely.

w. S. Brown came In from Cherry
Creek. New, today and reports little on
no activity there outside Of the Gas
gov and Western company, which is
busily engaged in opening up It's prop.
erty. while the mill has been closed
down temporarily. a good disclosure OF
ore is reported at new level OF the
mine The North Mountain is idle
thou.h force Of men will be put to
work In November. At Ely Mr. Brown
reports quite a little boom. Machinery
and lumber Is being hauled In daily and
eNerY house Is occupied.
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COMMERCIAL STOCKS.

As the end ~ the month approaches,
when dividends are payable on several
local stocks, the demand Increases, and
a number have made new records since
last quoted. The Ogden sugar factory
has IT'S product now In the market, and
is reapng the advantage Of the present
stiff prices for sugar which are higher
than al any time since that company
began operations. The Lehi company
viii be In the market the latter part
Of this week or early next week, and
they too. will share the advantage Of
the prevailing high prices Both stocks
are in strong demand brokers Offering
1852 per share for ogden, and $685. for
Lehi without finding any sellers Home
Fire was offered this morning at SIG.
The largest deal OF the week has prob
ably been in state Bank stock, a COM
siderable number Of shares OF which
changed hands at $751; The semi-an-
nual dividend Of Z. c. NJ. J.. amounting
TO 4 per cent is due next month, and
that stock also shows signs Of advanc-
ing. The following are the latest quo
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BANK CLEARlNGS.

The bank clesrings Of the country
for the week ending yesterday amount
20 I,32S, O350j5. a falling of Of 223 per
cent from the same week last year.
salt Lakes totals We're 32l92.j46. a
falling on Of only 3S per cent from the
same week Of last year Other cities
which fall below US are Springfield.
Mass, Atlanta. Washington. d. c.;
Memphis Peoria. Grand Rapids, Nash
Vile and Des NOines
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UTAH GRAIN.

During the week ending today there
have been large wagon load deliveries
Of wheat and oats from Salt Lake and
ToOele counties which has resulted in
a temporary overlooking OF the mar
ket by those products. wherefore the
demand for carload lots Is not as good
as last week. The same prices-jl 10 80
cents for old wheat and A. to 30 cents
for new wheat--still obtain. There is
"a good demand on the Pacific coast for
Utah and southern Idaho wheat at the
present time. Delivered there II brings
$l.0j per hundred
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

Omaha Sept -Cattlc-Receip,s
200. Steady Nauoe beef steers. i40H
$50; western steers, A00Q470: Texas
steers. 33lui.0. COWS and heifers, 300
Qi25; Gamers iilQ27J; st0ckers and
feeders. 3U..i15s calves, 3.5OG575.
bulls stays. cts. l2jaA25.
Hogs Receipts $500. Shade high
or. Heavy 5000 $40; mixed, 5.0jG5lO:
light, 5lou5-0. pigs. i0OQ5OO; bulk Of
sales 5.0jNi1n
sheep Receipts 1900. Strong: west
ern muuOns a6J0AO0: stock sheep
3.00d3G0, lambs. iu00525.
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London, Sept A-At the sale Of
sheepsklns here today 1920 bales OF
Cape of Good Hope and Natal skins
were offered. OF which ll6lSS bales were
sold. The quality was not improved.
The demand was mostly Of the nome
trade. Longwooled skins declined lad
10 farthings and short-Wooled I'D
Shorn goods declined a farthing.
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Direct Route
to Chicago
CHICAGO UNION P4Clflc
q NORTHWESTERN lNf
EASTtR Than anu oibe,

FASTER than any oibe, ,...,.
ZINE OVERLAND in,fytya,s, J,
equipped wan Palace Sleeojgo ~.
Buffet Smoking and libr5,y I C,
with barber and Dhiag CsS1' ,, .afi
"a % carte" LEAVES SAUIitf" %t,,,
Al 1880 p. m. DAhH. The CbE"I
Special leaves Sat- ldke e,e,g WY, 10y
Ing al $40. first class egyj,1 o,'s'
Including free ReciiHinq CB5Js 10y
The Atlantic ttoress Ies,es a, t 5.oo
0, m, Tor tickets and resety,; ;.OD
apply 10 ticket agents, or oa i,oa'
C. A. WdikeG Gent Agent ChJcSoe' =
horih'Westcra Ryp POO S. Main 3, q
Salt lake CITY. ." w.
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas city, Sept. l5.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 800. Unchanged.
Hogs--Rece.pts 1000. Steady Bulk
OF sales and heavy 517aQ522h pack
ers, 5.lILHl.-l. mixed. jl0Nj 22ia .
light, 5.0jN525I4. workers.. 5.25Q521ia;
pigs, A0Ou5l0.
No ahneu.
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WOOL.

The local wool market Ia, In the Ian
guage Of a well known Utah wool man.
this afternoon. dead" Said he. There
is absolutely no movement Of the prod O..
uct here az all; and In the East am IS
unsatisfactory, Everything tending TO
further depression"
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MARKET STEADlED A WHILE
Then Renewed Offerings Tuned the lis
Sharply Downward
Bank Statement Depresses the Mar
Ret, aud Losses Heavy Five stock
Unsteady Produce Higher

New York. Sept. 1.-THE stock mar
ket was broader aud more active In
the opening dealings than Tor a long
time past, Fractional declines were
general The market steadled some
what after the opening Renewed Of
ferings OF coalers and steel stocks
turned the list sharply downward
again. The large decrease in surplus
reserves shown by the bank statement
brought a renewed drive by the bears
and large selling orders were uncovered
on the decline. Losses reached between
two and three points in number Of
the industrlals. Metropolitan. General
Electric, Northwestern. j. & o. pre-
ferred and Erie first preferred. In the
uangers, a few Of the trunk lines and
a number other railroads the declines
reached lit The list OF losses reaching
] point was a long one Bears covered
In some stocks but the pressure was
continued In other places, making the
closing active and weak generally at
lhc lowest
Closing stocks. Atchs0n q; Atchi-
son preferred. 694 b. b. r., j2i5 a. 5.
4 w. 35s a. s. & w, preferred, li%;
g. G. G, & ST. Louis. IS, b. q o.. 63&;
y. q o., preferred, a. C. S.. lSia; g. j,
& o. 1929; CT & J.. 50; c. 81 o., 2l;
q d n. W. 1G0, c. g. O. w.. lOA d. &
H., 1919 Con Tob., 2I; A. s., 2sN; pre-
ferred 6GA; Glucose. 90. Gas. s9i5; /. c.,
ll6, X. T. preferred, 30, Leather 1888;
preferred, GS9s; l.. q g.. ma Met Ry,
1871 Manhattan. IS. NJ r., 4s4 NJ. T.,
j0A preferred. 10; n. Y. c., 1885, Penn
l2lh 7, NJ, 30; Rubber. common, 1914;
Rock Island. los. Reading, first pre-
ferred, 53a Reading second preferred,
25A $ p, S2h 81. Paul llgis; Tobacco,
30, Sugar llGA T. G.. l., 67h; H. r.
5j% U. p. preferred, %; w. IT, 79h.
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Sept IS. -Cattle-Receipts
700. Nominal. steady. good to prime
steers $500 500, poor 10 medium iiOd
5.35, stOCkers and feeders 2S0G k6j:
COWS gS0H43j heifers S0Od525. can
ners 22jg2S0; bulls 250af5O; calves
5.0O06S5, Texas fed steers A3jQ5l5;
grassers 3.4OdA3O; bulls 2.7563i0
Hogs-Becelpts, today 1900; Monday
10000, left over 1000; heavy weak to
cents lower, Others steady, top $50.
Mixed and butchers 5.05G5.52i5 good TO
choice heavy 5.0jd5A7ia rough heavy
ts5qj.00 light 5,10d56O; bulk Of sales
5.05a5.3J.
sheep-ReceIpts 1000; sheep and
lambs firm good TO choice wethers 3.7j
MA2J, fair 20 choice mixed 350d315;
western sheep 3SOaL25, Texas sheep
250U330 native lambs 435Q5.90, west
ern lambs 515QjsO
PRODUCE.
October wheat opened at 76GN and
sold 20 iGN
Close. wheat-sept, 76aB; oct,
762s Nov. III
Corn-Sept, ios oct, 1875.
Oats-Sept, 2l- oct, 2lA0B.
POrk-Sept, n 90, oct. 1900.
Lard--Sept. and oct. STA.
Ribs-Seut 200. oct. 727.
Cash Wheat-No, red, 77iaG1S: No
3 red, i3aU, no 2 hard winter, 7lRQ
1874 No. 3 hard winter, 70472; No. /
northern spring GiisN79ia; No. north
ern spring, 76hQ1sis, No. spring, 69is
07Sia.
Corn-No, 2, a; No 3, 4O&GM
Oats-No 2, %. No. 8, 2l&
Rye-52
Barley-39d52
Timothy-f2jai4O.
FlaX-l5I
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san FRANCisCO PRODUCE.

San Francisco. Sept. i5.--Wheat,
steady; December 1lOh May. ll6i
cash. LOS
Barley, steady, December, 73h, cash,
Toi.
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Easy go buy easy Go take. easy In
action easy loo r.su'ts-Casc5rr
candy CathartIc ideal liver regulator
and intestinal tonic An druggists. lOc.
25c. 50c
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STOCKS, INVESTMENTS
AND BONDS.

Utah Bank and Commercial Stocks and
other high grade Investment secnritie,
uought and sold lsians on stocks Dividend
paying stocks bought aud sold. Investment
orders from Institutions trustees Of estates
and capitalists val receive The bost Of atten.
ton. JOHN Y. CUTLER JR
IsLlsh % Main street