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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-08
MINING NOTES.

II. c. Luck. Of the Annie Laurie is in
the city.
The Taylor Brunton sampler reported
four cars Of ore from Bingham to-
day.
The Mystic Shrine OF Bingham
reached the market today with another
car OF ore.
Two more cars OF lead ore We're on the
market today from Moylan c. Fox's
Colorado property in Bingham
The second consignment Of bullion
reached the city yesterday from the
Annie Laurie at Gold Mountain,
Manager F. NJ. Taylor Of the Taylor
Brunton Sampling company reached
the city today from Denver
A car Of concentrates was on the
market today from the Queen mill Of
the Butterheld Mining company in
Bingham,
Some very fine samples Of copper
ore have ben received by h. T. Lloyd
from the o. X. in Beaver county. one
of the samples show native copper
Mercur Miner; Another consolidation
Is being worked up for this district
| This Is a consolidation Of the Anderson
| group and adjoining properties lying
| north OF the Overland. The intention
| is to secure the Manning mill to work
| the ores.
Charles T. LANCE Of Boise. Ida, in
] tends treating the low grade ores Of
! Atlanta by a new proc ss VIII Oh consists
| " wet crushing or stamp process, free
milling on electro copper plates. run
| ming the concentrates on Frue vanners
and the chlorination OF the sulphurets
gained by the concentration process.
Bingham Bulletin: The Telluride
! Power Transmitting company now has
| It's Bingham branch connected with It's
| generating plants In Logan and Provo
| canyons so that In the event OF either
| lire becoming temporarily disabled
there viii be no suspension Of power.
Boise News; There is big Italian
/ excitement on In camp az present over
| an unhounded 500 gold bearing ledge
/ discovered on Louise creek four miles
| south OF Delamar II Is reported that
! tWeuty-cight claims are located and
| every mahogany bush on the adjacent
| hills Is being brought into acquisitions
| 10 witness more locations.
Several conferences have been held
| this week between officers Of the Bing-
ham company and the Dalton & Lark
| people az the head Of whom is p. L..
| Kimberley. Nothing has been released
for publication. No transfers have yet
been made and II is probable that for
certain very good reasons nothing VIII
be given 20 the public for several days.
Grading Is nearly completed for the
| 1-drill compressor OF the Tintic Mining
| Development company's Tintlc prop
! erty. IL Is expected that Il will be In
! place soon after July lst % which time
the company viii resume the prospect
Ing Of its domain consisting VI a piece
ground about 6,0oO feet long and 1000
feet wide.
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WOOL

A man who has spert oyo,
weeks in the sheen shearinc s.''l
V .L wyoming says the clip Of the wv
tllis year can safely be pl,ce5 i''s
between l2'OOO,0OO and l3.OOO O1j non. y
Nearly the entire clip has hsorn Vunl !,
very little having been consIgnas sya
the market on wool Is low tbis " as
the growers are Conservative 30. lsI
selling indicate that thew va,, "lu oy
Ileir money out as soon as no vs. \"
me majority Of the sales ors '' S.I.s
made at 10 to ~ cents The e og.B
are lighter this year than ias, p',y ~,
weak The staple Is not as lone aul
ual winch Is owing 10 the fact thas NJ. I'
winter was open and dry and fre a' NV ..e
s ga as We'll which mat,,
the wool dirty and gritty. ''Aa
me condition Of the wool also ,u
cafes that the range has rearb,s n
llinlt--there are about as mani o,
on II as 1t can sfand-tho rsnga '" Ivy
overstocked and the sheen wors ur,r,
10 obtain the nourlshment rec oalus
through dry season to mako a go,i
Ruyors from C.
cbIcsSo ond po. 5,, I'oulS' Philadelphia
In ooedIv nr r'3a'oI' Ua'e oeen on hand
active comnnt.,...9 oyI lhey We're not
nrectioo n" I" ', 'u,, ney have been
ana bavo ho",, WY ,'l, IN lhelr bdings
Want srch e'',lE al, lhe wool they
ments are od,o,oS Gle mA'HB consIgn.
nrnts Do ",1 ",,gU.s an average Of ;
cc"ts a yaor ,. 'S IsalnSt ~ ana y
fnr hoe No., "su .1" W. NAY me total
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Business Transacted on Exchange
Amounted to $345, AGO.
YANKEE con, THE FEATURE
Aiax strong Today -Eagle ana Aiue
He'll Advancing Te'ora MOI
SO strong.

The mast week was record breaker
for the Mining Exchange. The value ol
the business transacted was higher thah
that of any week this year. The sales
for the week at the morning and after
noon calls amounted to }5i5.ASO.55 and
represented the sale of Sl726 shares OF
stock Business was little quieter to-
day amounting to SlO,73j9i Yankee
con was the feature Of the week On
Monday the stock sold at SJ'-h put II
has Since jumped to nearly S1'VV' Sales
were made today as high as sA'6o' AJAX
has been very active during the week
owing TO the new compressor plant
being started up smoothly. After SELL
ing at Sl23 on Monday the STOCK nloVeu
up to yl.33A today II has hung arounu
Sl.Sg for the greater part OF the Weeh.
Bullion Beck Is much weaker SAFES
were recorded this week as low as $5.6O.
DAILY West has been quite a prominent
feature this week. Sales have been
made at $40, but II hangs around Sos.go
today. Century has sold around VIVA
while Lower Mammoth has sold as hlBh
ms S4.s5 this week, though 1t has since
weakened to $500 May Day has at
tracted a great deal Of attention since
Monday, when It sold as low as Sl3a' II
has since sold as high as NlSls, though
II was not SO strong today with N.OiA
bid and Sl.0ila asked. Richmond Ana
conda has gained several points TINS
week. Early In the week It was traded
IN at 25. but 1t has since moved up TO
rs. with as high as 2Shbid today An
chor has been active around S2'lb, while
star Con. is practically unchanged at
Az. Mammoth vas much weaker TO-
day, being offered as low as WOO.
United Sunbeam has sold as low as %
but was weaker again today. Dexter
has been active around SO. while swan
sea continues very weak with 1870 bid
s3.77h asked. Ontario is stronger with
sri asked, $3.50 bid. Eagle and Blue Bell
was much stronger today selling from
G5 20 H.
Closing quotations were posted as
fnlioWg
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, June -Cattle~Recelpts
800 Steady. Good TO prime steers, g. 60
N6,l0; poor to medium. 450d5 40:
stockers and feeders, 30064. 90: cows
2 65@4.7O; helfers, 275@5 10; Gamers
2OO@2 65; bulls. 2,sO64 30; calves, A. 80
G5,75; Texas fed steers. 4,5Od5.6O bulls
275dS.S5.
ogs-Receipts today, $4,000; Monday
30 0O0 left over, ALSO About steady
top. 5.92is Mixed and butchers. 5.7OQ
500; good TO choice heavy, 1896 O2l5.
rough heavy, 57OG5 50; light, 5000
$50; bulk Of sales. 6. S7iaG5. 95.
Sheep--Receipts. II 900. Steady. Good
to choice wethers. S90a4 35: fair to
choice mixed, 3.75d4.O 90; western sheep
39O64 %; yearlngs, 4.l0G4 80; native
lambs. 4,OOdj.25; western lambs, 5000
K OK
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Active az the 81. Joe.

Peter Anderson Is retimbering the
81, Joe upper tunnel and main drift
preparatory TO running the drift 400
feet ahead, says the Bingham Bulle-
tin. Nearly all the vein matter that
Is being removed where the timbers
gave out is good concentrating ore.
At the Fire King claim galena ore
that goes as high as 70 per cent lead
is found IN a shaft that Is being sunk,
while the entire vein matter at shaft
bottom, aside from the high-g grade
mentioned, is concentrating PROPOSE
ton.
The ST. Joe tunnel is now being
driven by power drills and an addi-
tiona boiler OF so h. p. capacity has Just
been placed, so connected with the first
boiler that the two may be used to-
gether, or separately In adj
dition to the Improvements another
bunk house is being constructed, for
the night shifts, as the contractor Will
work the full twenty-four hours.
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Mining Locations Recorded,
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence,
Provo. June S.-The following no.
tices of mining locations have been
filed with the county recorder:
Railroad Placer claim petroleum, sit
uated north Of Thistle by George H..
Asper.
The Red Ridge Nos. / to 10, inclus-
i've, petroleum claims, sections IL, II,
Is and 10, township south, range 4
east, south Of Thistle. by Il. w. Clark
ct al.
Sulphur Falls Nos. 2 to Inclusive,
sulphur placer claims, In the right
hand fork OF Diamond Fork, Spanish
Fork canyon, by G, X. Southworth ct
al.
Black Jack, coal claim, situated four
miles north from the mouth of the
three forks Of Big Diamond creek,
Spanish Fork canyon, by d. Dimick ct
nj
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BOARD ACTS TODAY.
BUSINESS NOTES

The week has been a very active one
In local stocks, due to the fact that
many home institutions pay their dlyi-
dends at the end OF the present month.
Stocks OF z. G. NJ. l.. State Bank. Utah
Commercial. Utah Sugar and First Ma
tonal Bank Of Ogden have been those
principally dealt in. All eyes have been
on the Utah Sugar Co., notice OF whose
meeting is recorded elsewhere. This
morning the dealings in the old certifi-
Gates have been neglected by brokers.
who are rushing about town trying 10
buy options on the new stock. At
Grant & Co.'S office this morning, $5.25
premium was offered for the rights on
1000 shares, but declined. Very few
actual transactions are reported az
having been made. The old stock has
sold at tlS.S5, $3.50 and $40, according
to the size Of the blocks. Some very
large amounts have ben traded in. The
following are the latest quotations:
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OMAHA LINESTO CK.

Omaha. Neb.. June S.---Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 500. Market nominally steady
and unchanged
Hogs-Recepts $500. Shade 10 &c
higher heavy, 577ls@5S5; mixed, $50
@5,77la; light. 5.72taQ5.771h; pigs, S 90
at, 20; bulk OF sales. 5.77ibG5.SO
Sheep Receipts. 1900 Market steady.
Fed wethers, 3.SOdi %; fair to choice
westerns. grassers, 34Oqi.75 common
and stock sheep, 30Oa375; ewes. S.25@
$685. lambs, 4.0OQ5.1O; spring lambs
0n13e 0O
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New Interpretations.

A copy of the articles Of incorpora-
ton of the Wahsatch Gold Mining
company, Of ogden, were today filed
with the secretary Of state The capital
stock Is $1,000 In l-cent shares The
directorate named in the articles Is
made up OF c. A. Zimmerman, presl-
dent and treasurer; Peter c. Paulson
vice president, j. j. Brummitt, Sec
rotary; N. C., Preshaw and George
kaisir.
The Evanston Mining and Milling
company Of ogden also filed copy OF
its articles with Secretary Hammond
This company Is capitalized at $4,000
in Decent shares It's board Of directors
consists of John Williams, president,
Samuel Blackham, Jr., vice president;
Horace b. Stratford, secretary Edwin
Williams, treasurer, and p. c. Krauss.
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Eric Has Fine Body Of Ore.

In Erie drift driving westerly first
81 ,be 90 week there was between four
and five feet OF fine shipping ore at
breast In the bins we're between
NO ga and three carloads Specimens
.Sowe ca couper glance. with copper
n ,nD~ MI OF Is TO 40 per cent \
fair average value Of the ore indicated
bv a late shipment is 4S to 50 per cent
ieaa & per cent copper, II to II ounces
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ALL PRICES RULED LOWER.
Caused Some Buying by The Long Accounts Of
Speculative FayOr,es,
Poor Bank Statement Brought Out
Large Blocks Of stock and Forced
Prices Down.

New York, June s.--Prices as a rule
were lower at the opening under the in
fuence Of declines in London this
morning. Southern Pacific and St.
Paul were forced down over a point.
The low prices reached In the first
few minutes of trading by the specula-
tive fayorltes induced some buying Of
the long account, and the shorts also
attempted TO reduce their lines, caus-
ing a pretty general cancellation OF
losses, st. Paul in fact rising ga points
TO 1891. There was confident alb
sorption OF the southwestern railroad
stocks led by Missouri Pacific which
sold up %. in all 70 llsis Other strong
features were Continental Tobacco
preferred, American SNUFF common
and preferred Iowa Central, other minor
railroads and Amalgamated Copper
which gained lG3A. the last leading.
Linseed preferred lost OF its 3A late
advance yesterday. and Denver & Rio
Grande was a point OF.
Large selling OF Steel checked the
upward tendency and there was a slow
downward trend until the appearance
Of the bank statement The large
inroads upon banking reserves revealed
by the statement brought large blocks
OF all the leading stocks upon the mar
ket and forced prices below the OPEN
ing low level Declines from the best
ran from to points for the princi-
PAL active stocks. Steel lost rs, the
preferred l%. ST. Paul go, Rock ISL
and 3, Missouri Pacific and Union Pa
clac "a. and Amalgamated Copper 80.
Some support was Forthcoming at the
reaction and prices rallied In some
cases point, but sold off again, max.
ing the closing active and near the
lowest.
CLOSING STOCKS.
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DENVER LIVE STOCK.

Denver, Colo. June s,--Cattlc--Re-
ceipts, 1000. Quiet but steady; beef
steers. 3.5Oa5. %; COWS 2.75G4. 5O feed
ers, freight paid TO river 3.0064 .65;
stocRers, do, S.2jQ4.7O; bulls, stays,
etc, 2.OO63.25
Hogs Receipts, 100 Shade higher.
Light packers and mixed, 5.75Q5 so;
heavy, 5.77hd5 SLY.
No ehpcn
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LONDON sHEEPsKIys SALE.

London, June TAT the sale OF sheep.
skins held here 279,277 skins were Of
fered. The supply was larger and con-
ditions satisfactory. There was an
average attendance and competition
was fair. The Withdrawals were large,
the limit far exceeding the market val
ne. London wooled grades were far
things: short. 5 farthings and coarse
goods. | farihing lower. In all l7,272
skins were sold.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
PROpUCE.

PRODUCE
Chicago, June S.--July wheat opened
at 70, declined to 1878, then recated to
73B,
-Wheat--June, 70; July 1874;
Sept, 7Oh
CCorn--June, 429s July, 4SlsaSs;
Sept, 4ih.
a oats--June, 27la July, 2SM; Sept,
26MG%,
Forfeiture and July. l467h; Sept,
l4S2h.
Lard-June and July $40; Sept, S45
Oct. $40.
Ribs--June, 1929 July, 795; Sept.
1871.
CASH heat---No. 2. red, 1905 No.
3. red. 10739s; No. 2 hard winter. M
az: No. 9, do, 7OisG7lh No, /. north
ern spring, 74lk075i5; No. 2, do, 7Sh0
49,; No. 9. sprlng, 67h@A.
Corn-No. 2, 4SGH; No. 3, Ala.
Oats-No, 2, 2Shah; No. 3. 49,
Rye-5i.
Barley-40G53.
Tmothv--3.75.
Flax-Northwest, III.
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SUGAR CAPITAL
AGAIN DOUBLED.
The Stockholders Authorize One
Million Dollars Increase.
$500, 900 CALLED JULY FIRST
Brokers on the Hunt for New stock,
and s5.25 Premium offered for
the options.

The snaclal meeting NJ the stookhold
~. g.. ,,.....,,.',. 80.
Vis Vi 'iip "'"n s"e" Oo'"Pons was
held at O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
In the Templeton building The wide
dagreo az intarast manifest I'm the moot.
,,,. 49,. 80
ll's was eF'Nel' ny 'po i"V' tn"t 'he
large assembly hall was nearly nlled
with people and out OF the 9S 000 shares
40 s,ocp ,,oro tban es 000 ,,oro rorre
seh'eu' e'lHeT III pelson vi w PloAg'
Thos, II. Cutler was chosen chairman
of the meeting and Ii, G, whitney. sec
rotor,
me hIst resolution suplll'.eu was
lha' ol pioVluihB lor the increase OF
the capital rom one hlillloh 20 VNo hill-
non uoIars, ahu III ne 'ponse W niquir-
les nun various ENCOMPASSES, Malia'
yer Nutier lhaue an eAtvhueu eApluiia-
t'oil oI tlie purposes o. tne COMPANY ~
acquiring the scar hiNer property, ana
REMARKS III IdVor Oh uhe prpposltoh
were were also nnaue oy directors
GIa!I rsfsusol, mc~cIn,ch' Svs' y
pl'il'l aio o1heIs' MI' utter salu sIidl
~! ne consiuereu lhs ialu anu water Wn,ch
, ,,is uo'lpany nsu isteny 1squ'leu III Dun
lstuei .oe' oSo a nop S,ov'VVv, W Nv mvtun
Az 'east SiVvVuvV' ~ iu'ure possloill-
US. YES "ers a,'i.oss un .h "a iau.oiy
tnSis' Niioli nv lei' the eounpany "oulu
Duiiu ~ ny HouiI oe q biees sueOes9,
om ~ W s one tno et ,,a 49, ~ s"e ~,
o , s oi', i".' nc. .ne sTts y. NatsI
, mas n,""g ~ , ui'.'',i,'ea' NJ .ou, .ne
a. ~ ery,i,oS Co. 800 noH ,,uuse, 80.
nrosto,Io 80 !. 80 -, ,Son 49,
he c,,it~ro ~ haot CO. -, 1870 W. % sa ,
fJo snoi,a NJ ~ naooosit', ., 20, odI,
In M srgar brstnoss y a ~ e ~, ,,,
nar,, Voc ,,o,, n,,, 20 &C.,, So Wv, ~,
!, no,,td an So. az 49, 80 't,u ~ 10
ana M East - A. Ma NJ, ." nhio 'o 80
n,annsactnro ~ ,ha Ia lev o on '"'e ~ W
thonrb, tha t,,,r, Wv u "0 Fn,i ~, 90 -,
iseo sor ,ha indms,rv ond ,hn, Pf ~
was evarv reason vhv tho cor,na,,,
sbo,ld Increase he cani,ai - leen nac,
with the demand for the sugar pro-
Mr. Hills and Mr. MiIIets onnosaa tho
incraas so m tho canitaI not hopa,,sa ,h ,,
ala NOT helleve in ,he paar pivar nrono
sition hut henanee they thouaht I,
would ma bettor IN form M ,ndanende,t
comnanv Tho voto or tl,a ,conosit,l,,
bova,,er v,as oin,oot ,,,,a,,i,,,o,,s 49,
so ooo shares % stocl, yotina in re,,or
80 a. ond only iit,ia ,,n,.a s ,h ~ a ooo
esairst !, - '''''N my '''"" '''''
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Midas Mill Machinery.

Adylc,s have been received from
clifton district in the Deep Creek. coun-
try stating that all the machinery
and lumber for the Midas mill is
now on die ground. Considerable aim.
culy MAS experienced IN getting the 60
horse power boiler to the mine. Il
had 10 he nulled about a quarter Of a
milo up the hill with block and
tarkle. II is expected now that every
thing win be ready for starting up in
ahout thrce weeks.
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: seattle ,g, Wash. Helene :,
N,' washington. h 'v ~ Mont. To,.,
ana other cities Of aS, ~, Savannah ' 40
ing :" sn 9lsarlngs for the wo., '''''
Tod np ~ for the same ' w., as against
ar 400 : GO SSleearlngs amoup se y, last Year.
last Year, I,'0' more than On the NJ ssass,siaS0,
~ Architect Newhapson
leaves f or''pinga ana Faibaar hailoU
tomorro rUr Lyons, France w.i, Rosef
founda a9%, It is expected Wllh them
''u"uo''ons WIN be Ia tbis' ,., mat The
'"'l
q Building permits for tho
= brick + EsG odiI,io ii' W 50. Temple.
frame ,su co,,a 6Go SO Eighth " ~
brici iim nIii ii2 T. Pearl o Ne" "
-. ,prlck addition 'i ave,
NIX 1,S, bews Sixth s., bs,,,,," ~
ros,ao,, and Fourth East do "Syo
- ayers 2il MINI i,,i,,,,,'',,r 41N
West F ',Us 4, Dry Goods Co.. lsS / 10R
'" IT, L.. Emery 81 North sev VAIN 20
w, Lawrence, corner .',' llM
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Lower Mammoth shipment.

The lower Mammoth Mining company
settled Tor six cars of silver ore late
yesterday afternoon which netted the
company Sl.Sl2. a car Of copper ore
brought $3.50 or little over $40 per ton
The company has not made perma-
neut contract for the treatment OF us
ores. a temporary rate was made by,
the bingham company but 1t VIII
probably be several weeks before con-
tract Is signed,
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KANSAS CRoP REPORT.

Kansas City. Mo. June Seattle
Receipts. 100 Market unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000. Steady Bulk
OF sales, 5,7505.S0, heavy, 590d6. 90;
packers, 5.S0Q590, mixed, 9.7565. 80;
light, 560G5.s5; workers., 5,5OQ5. so;
pigs, 4 ,90Q5.iO,
Sheep Receipts, 100. Unchanged.
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San Francisco. Cal, June Quota
lions on wool here today were. Spring
Nevada, l0al2c; eastern Oregon. 100
lSc; valley oregon, iSalic. Fall
Mountain lambs. 7gsc; San Joaquin
plains, sac, Humboldt and Mendoci-
no, 9Gl0c.
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ni,idcnds on Monday.

on Monday the Silver King and swan
60, ,nIninS companies win distribute
tbslr recular monthly dividends
amounting TO sloS, 900 OF this sum the
silver King viii pay 100000 while
svansea will hand out $1,000.
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| mining, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS urys

silver and $3.50 to $3.50 gold At
present showing the Erie Is an unusu-
ally fine prospect Bingham Bulletin.
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RITTER AND EGGS.

New York. June 7--Butter-Receipts,
$500 packages; steady, creamery. l5Q
lgc, factory, llGl4c.
Eggs-Receipts, $3.50 packages; weak;
Western candled. lShc; Western un-
candled, lldl3c.
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ORE AND BULLION REPORT,
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

Abstract OF file County Recorders
office. salt Lake City, June 1th'
Monte c. Morlan to r. W Poln.
dexter. warranty deed, lots 81
and 80, block 4, south bu,hl, sa
Vista ...".. zee. ,''''''',.,,""F ~
Charles Peterson TO Thomas Han
rahan. warranty deed, block % a,
Sandy .,,..,,., ''''''','' 49,"
John W. Wilcken to Catherine
Ii. Wilcken. warranty deed, 5KlV
rods northeast from 8 rods nlfth
81 81 s ,,at " '''''' .,...'....... l@
Sarah A. D. Timpson to Anna t.
Derr. warranty deed,9OAXiO zee.
southwest from u feet west OF
northeast corner lot :, block w 40
plat A ....... .,.,,''.'' $500 NV
W. p. Davis 10 Joseph Bull Jro
warranty deed, SX2O rods south-
west from northeast corner .ot A.
s. block 103, Plat 4 '.....,,..' 49, ~"
William w. Reckstead TO Thomas
Blake, warranty deed lia acres
in southwest quarter Of south
east quarter Of northeast quar-
ter section H. township souln "a
range | west ...,.,..'''' ','',"
Estate Of James Thompson TO i,
~ Snow warranty deed, l2Ox
2i2 feet in southeast part block "a
6. plat Econ. .,,'. ''',,' -, ~
William f. Neslen to Joseph W.
clark warranty deed, lots =. d
G. 7. 10, II block !, Thomls SUD n
division ..... $500 -
Cora u. II. Eldredge to Ezra
Thompson, warranty deed 2lt
feet by 10 rods northeast from
Ak feet north Of southwest quar- =, :.
Ter lot s block 20. plat A -. 'i''
willard Young ct uN. 70 Lyt
Thompson, war1nty deei ~ rec.
by 10 rods in northwest part lo' =, a
4 block 70, plat A ,...'.'' ''''' ~.
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poprLaH SUNDAY fNCths'"s
tn OGDEN. June 9th. via The ortgo" >"'''
Line
snocial train going at 300 a. m
D.t,, a M round trip.
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BONDS,
Church bonds. ... 80 -. ......i05a
S. l.. City Il. II. bonds. E. .....lOih


The Home Fire Insurance company
today paid the American Fork Coop.
the sum OF sii,S25, the total amount Of
its loss by the recent fire The ad-
ustment was made by Mr.. u. f. Grant,
and the prompt settlement, In view Of
the heavy loss sustained by the COM
pany. was greatly appreciated by the
directors.
Sugar Beets" Is the name OF new
publication, VOL /. No. I. of which has
just reached the News" II Is an at
tractively printed and well informed
magazine and Is printed at Denver.
The whole beet sugar field is covered
by correspondents, and Utah is given
due prominence.
According to Bradstreets report Of
the bank clearings In all the principal
cities Of the United States for the
week ending June 9Th. Salt Lake shows
an Increase over the clearings for the
corresponding week OF last year Of 1872
per cent. This percentage OF increase
il only exceeded by that OF New York
city, which shows Se.9 per cent increase.
The olearings OF the Salt Lake banks
for the week ending June 9Th. amounted
10 50. 500 OsS. or over quarter Of a mil
lion dollars in excess OF the clearings
OF Los Angeles. Cal; Portland, Ore;
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Chicago. June 7.--on the Produce ex-
change today. the butter market was
firm; creameries, l5Ql9c: dairy, llQlec.
Cheese, quiet, SasGl0i4c. Eggs. easy,
fresh. llLc.
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ST. LOUIS WOOL

St Louis, Mo-, June s.-Wool-quiet,
unchanged; territory and western me-
dium, 1876; fine, 1OQl2h; coarse, loq
r.