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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-19
PERSONALS.

Ex-Mayor s. s. Jones OF Provo was
In Salt Lake yesterday on business.
General Manager D. S. Murray OF the
Bell Telephone company has returned
from a business trip to Idaho and
eastern oregon.
Ex-Governor Frank steunenbcrg OF
Caldwell. Idaho, state Engineer Ross
and j, II, Lowell Of Roswell, Idaho,
came 10 the city yesterday on busi-
ness relating TO the Twin Falls Land
and Water company. which has for its
purpose the recaliming Of 100000 acres
OF land In Lincoln and Cassia counties.
Idaho. The party stayed at the Ken
yon.
Lieutenant Ditchkoff OF the imperial
army OF Russia Is registered at the
KnutsfOrd. He ~ en- route 10 81.
Petersburg by way OF the United
States and England from the Orient
and stopped over a day to see Salt
Lake.
Senator Brown. Judge Howat and
Major Bird have returned from Price,
where they were In attendance at the
trial OF the damage case Of George c.
Whitmore against the Utah Fuel COM
pany and the Rio Grande Western Rail-
way company. The arguments in that
case will be heard In this city on Mon
day.
C. B. HURT OF Boise is a guest at the
Kenyon en- route to Minnesota and 9TH
err Of the great wheat states
Samuel Newhouse Is at the Knutsford
registered from New York.
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MINING NOTES.

a shipment OF high grade gold orc
reached the market today from the Col
den Star nj Gold Mountain.
Milan Packard says a change has oc-
CURED on the 300 level OF the Star Con.
and q strike is daily expected.
w. Snyder, who returned from
summit county last evening. reports
more ore handled al the California this
week than ever before,
Some very good gold assays are be-
ing received from the Mammoth OF Tin
tic The assays of thet past few days
run as high as 4 ounces or $50 per ton
Boise Statesmani w. IT, Borah Col.
Dewey 5 counsel, is now working on pa
pers for the transfer OF the great
Thunder Mountain property. II is eS-
pected the transfer will be made from
the Caswell boys TO Col Dewey and
associates as soon as the papers aIe
completed and payment In full Is made
FOR the property The price is 500 Ool.
President Mcintyre Of the Mammoth.
says the company Is preparing for the
big suit which will probo blv be set ~
trial In a few weeks. Much attention
Is being paid by ihe company to the old
monuments and errors In the surface
lines In some Of the surveys viii he
urged In case the apex question Is de-
cided against the Mammoth.
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THE WEEK ON
THE EXCHANGE.
Boss Tweed Jumped From 40
Cents TO $l05 Per Share
UNCLE SAM STRONG TO-DAY.
Star Con. Advancing Again 'arisa
Firm Ajax Stronger Bch hut
Ter Very Active

Business closed on the mining ex-
change today with the sale OF 6s'6VO
shares for the sum Of $jil91.SL the
sales for the week amounted to o6l'6io
shares. which represented a selling
value of siS4, 252,li, The week was not
able on account Of the unprecedented
bear raid on stocks 1t was a week OF
heavy declines and quick recoNeries.
Carisa fell away to ST. while Uncle sam
sold as low as s1.O5, Other stocks were
proportionatey low. shrlnkages In
some cases amounted to 10 per cent
The market has recovered, howeverand
the storm has passed over without 40
ing much damage to any one save those
who had margned stocks ana othefs
who threw their stock on the market
for what Il would bring. The market
was firm today. Ajax sold as high as
81 .0l, while Carisa iiuctuated between
81 .2S and ST. 2ill, closing strong AROUND
the latter figure. Uncle Sam was firm-
err this morning, sales being made all
the way from sl.25 at the opening 10
81 .2gi. al the close. Boss Tweed was
In the ascendancy again today, From
50 at the opening II advanced IN mete-
oric fashion to Sl.Oj which Is without
doubt the highest price ever paid for
the stock. Tetro sold up TO S5Ia, while
Martha Washington moved up to "a.
Teeora, which sold down to AZ during
the week, was active around 5i5s, star
Con-, which was traded In at y this
week, sold as high as 81. Valeo was
stronger at %, while Ben Butler de-
clined to Is, with 1900 shares chang
ing hands. Con. Mercur hung around
s2.25, while May Day, which fell below
90 early in the week, was active today
at prices ranging from sLl2lR to N'l4A
Northern Light was active ut 2h.
Closing quotations were posted as
follows:
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TOUR Is COMPLETED.
Directors Of the American Smelling
Co. Return 20 Denver.

Denver. Colo, Oct l9-The tour OF
inspection begun by the directors OF
the American Smelling and RehninS
company Immediately after The recent
meeting in this city Is practically
completed, The rext thing, according
to Daniel Guggenhelm, chairman Of the
executive committee, viii be To put
n the improvements.
1t will require number Of months
to make the contemplated improve
ments, said he and IN the meantlne
We hope 10 do something % keep ny
the price Of lead and TO help silver
along. our object is to modernlze the
plants so that ore can be handed and
smclted cheaper and we can name a
lower rate Tor smelling charges. TINS
undoubtedly We win be- able to do at
on early date We want to encourage
the small miner and make the industry
profitable to the miner as well as our
selves.
Mr. Guggcnhelm is hopeful of the
copper situation and does not believe
there will be any decided fall In the
market price OF copper
Mr. iuggtnheim says the company
win make use Of the pyritic method OF
smelling where conditions are favor
able for that system The company.
according TO Nj. ;aggenheim. PROPOSE
to adapt itself to changing conditions
tu adopt methods that VIII extract the
values at the least possible cost. he
declares that plans have been put into
effect by which silver win be advanced
anal IL VIII pay to operate the silver
deposits Of the country. IL viii require
year or two to set the wheels in mo-
ton.
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STOCK TRANSACTIONS.

Ajax. 200 at l.Ol: 100 at 80; 1900 at
IS: 600 at 81, 100 at 96la; 400 at So; 400
AT 97& 200 at VA 100 at 9Sh 900 at
l.0l. buyer ten days. 400 at 9Sla.
Carisa. $500 at l2i 1890 at l.2Sie;
200 at 23ii 200 at l2S% 500 at l.2iil;
100 al l2A.
Con Mercur, 800 at 22iA 200 at 2.2j.
Northern Light, l,i0O at l.lSlS; 100 at
1.l3. 400 at liz; 1909 al III; 300 al
1l4it, 100 al il4h 400 at ll3h 200 at
1.l37k; 100 at ll2ia
Star Con. 900 at ~ 100 at SOi 1900 az
49,
Tesora 100 at 57is
Uncle Sam. 800 at l25; 100 at 1.26; SOl
at l.21, 800 at 1914; 100 az i27N: 1.iO0
81 l.2S. 100 at L2Sii 400 al l.27s,.
ValeO 100 az %: 100 az q.
Ben Butler 800 az lSh; 1900 al ISL I,
1900 at Is; 500 at 10
Boss Tweed. 100 al SO. 1000 at 81: 100
at 50, seller ten days; 100 at Sc. 100 at
S1is: 200 az 80; 200 at 95. 400 ~ 100,
1900 at loo. seller ten days; 6O00 AZ
lOl; 1900 at lO2. 100 at 81: 100 at i02.
seller ten days; 100 at l.OliR 5000 a.
l0l, seller ten favs go at 1903. 400 at
LOS; 900 at IS; 900 az W.
Martha Washington, 1000 at %. 5000
AZ an.
Tctro $40 at "a; 100 at SO; 100 at
S5is, 900 at 3iik.
Victor. coo at So: 100 at g.: 100 at G.:
500 at 60; 800 at 81; 800 az coz: 100 al GO,
100 az G3h
Shares sold, $500
Selling value S5il9737.
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MARKET DECIDEDLY Dull |
Dealings IN Amalgamatsd Copper Were Very
Large, Advancing It,
Northern Pacific Fell Several Points.
Then Rallied Closing Was
quite Irregular

New York, Oct. l9-There were large
dealings in Amalgamated Copper.
which advanced at lis 10 90is. The gen.
eral market made feeble response and
then fell back. Northern Pacific pre-
ferred was fcverlsh and broke from lOG
to lo3is and rallied ~. The decline in
this stock caused some selling else
where under which Sugar and Della.
ware Hudson suffered point Spec
ulation then became semi-stagnant and
fluctuations narrow. A1algamated
Copper touched 81 and Northern Pacific
preferred hardened to 1853. aud then
dipped again to l0i Among less active
stocks. Pullman lost G, General Electric
?, American Bicycle preferred and
Great Northern preferred and Mime
apolis and ST. Louis q point. The mar
ket easel on slightly on the bank
statement but aggressive buying OF
Amalga'nated Copper up 10 % led TO
a recovery Sugar, Peoples Gas and
Anaconda rose 70 ~ and Intefnatinn-
al Power, 2k, the latter rcactlng n.
The market generally WAS listless and
dld not hold well The closing was dull
and Irregular.
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cHEERFUL Ar roNApAH.
New Gold Camp Is Keeping Up Its
Prestige ,lizpah Ledge Doing Well

The Tonapah, (Ney), Bonanza says
the returns on ore shipments received
during the past week amounted to $i5,-
S4l.i9
The highest returns received were
rs follows.
A email shipment OF 2.Oi0 pounds
from lease No 40, owned by Johnson
and Baker, gave a return OF 2S0 o2S.
in silver and 2lO2 oza IN gold or a
total value of s63S per ton.
Another small shipment of GlJ0
POUNDS from lease 40. o. gave a re-
turn Of 70 ounces in silver and lLSS
ounces in gold, total value Of 500 per
ton.
a shipment Of 900 pounds from lease
No. So, owned by Andy Hanse, gave a
return Of SOL ounces in silver and 500
ounces IN gold. a total value OF SiA
per ton.
rhe largest individual returns were
to lease No 10, Cutting 4 Brown, "
3SS.ll and TO lease 80, Brougher Bros,
Ss3S7.o4
The 3onal,za says the Mizpah ledge,
at FIRST neglected, is producing more
ore, ten times over than all The other
lodges of the camp put together. The
developments ON the ledge up to the
present date demonstrate II to he a
continuous ore chute about 10000 feet
long, and averaging about four feet IN
width. AZ no point along this | 600 feet
does IL produce anything less than what
might be termed a high grade milling
ore, while % per cent Of the ledge, so
far as Ii Is opened UP, is composed Of
ore containing values IN gold and sill
yer OF rom 400 TO $500 per tom
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WITH THE JUSTICES

The result of the hearing Of c. W.
Draper on two charges 81 forg r. be-
fore Justice Ia r. Smith al account
of which appeared in last evenings
News" was not announced until a
late hour yesterday afternoon. The
court held that there was probable
cause to believe tn crime had been
committed and thai the defendant was
guilty thereof. He was hell to await
the action Of the district court AMI In
default Of $500 bail was sent T. the
county Jail
At last the barber cases have been
disposed of so far as the justice court
is concerned. j. j. Jensen and II, So
per were charged with having conduct
ed their business as BARRIERS on sun
day. The evidence for the prosecution
and defense was introduced and Jus
tlce Smith took the matter under ad-
visement. The defense was that the
law was unconstitutional but the court
held that the law was valid. Sopel
was fined the sum OF SIS, but Jensen
was discharged because there was no
direct charge against him. Soper I'M
mediately gave notice OF appeal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-19
LONG WAGON TRIP.
Husband and Wife Making it from
Chicago to California.

Mr.. and Mrs John A. Relners OF
Chicago are making a rather remark.
able trip by wagon considering the day
and age IN which we now live. They
f-e going from their home overland l.,
southern California The trip thus IN,
has covered period OF several weeks
and has been fun n interest and pront
20 both Of them. II was taken for IN,
benefit OF their health and when they
called at the "News' office today the,
looked very much as though they had
not been disappointed In any part-
cular both presenting perfect nlctures
OF health and c0ntentment. They ex.
pressed themselves as being much
pleased with what they have seen OF
Utah and her people and believe there
Is great future In store for them.
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GOLD MOUNTAIN NOTES.
Ut. Brcckow Speaks Highly Of Strike
in the Trapper's Pride,

]. T. brechow. the well known sur
veyor. returned last evening from Gold
Mountain, Wneiu ho has been survey
ng n group of claims near Fish Cicrk
Cor patent lie rei orts a mott encoGr-
aging Development In the Trappers
Pride grOrp. owned by the Madscn
Mining company. IT trAnspTes that lu
uprmsinc from the 50O-ioot tunnel 10
make connections with a i0-foot win@c,
a fine grade OF ore was exposed. II is
sand to be Identical with mat en-
countcrcd ia the bottom ~ the winze
and ccrries rood values,
Before leaving camp Mr. BreckoN
learned that n strike had been made in
the Tribune grOun which Is hein.;
worked 10y y. T. Galley. OF Castle Gate.
The vein was cut by a tunnel upwards
OF COO feet long and depth 90 some
thing like go feet on the vein has been
secured.
At the Annie Laurie the mill is being
crowded 10 its fun capacity now that
the new teaching tanks are In working
rider. Work has ceased in 30. 3 tunnf
for the present but some very fine orc
has lately been encountered In the up-
per tunnels.
A great deal of interest Is shown III
the district Assessment work Is being
done on many claims and "a great dCa
of systematic prospecting Is bein
/ pushed in the district which wall result
| in some rich disclosures In the neal
/ fature.
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STRIKE IN THE
BOSS TWEED.
A Cave and Low Grade Ore En-
COuntered in North Drift.
lTEMSFR0M T0NAPAH FIELD
SmeitoF officials Returp-G Gold Noun
tain No;es-Grand Guich
Riches.

After driving the north drift some
$50 feet the Boss Tweed has eucount-
cred cave and what appears to be a
largebody OF copper ore. News OF the
strike was telephoned to town yestel
day afternoon. The value Of the And
is uncertain at this writing, The val
ues are said 10 be low. though the
management expects 70 disclose a lars,
body Of shipping ore with further de-
yeopment. At noon today shipping
ore had not been encountered, but W,
G, Filler said the drift was still IA low
grade ore though Il looked very en-.
oouraging for a large chute of ore be-
Ing developed Milan Packard, who
was in town today sail be noticed IA
change in the color OF the Boss Tweed
dump II appeared juspt az the Victor
dump aid before the strike was made
The Boss Tweed strike was made be
tween 200 and 800 feet from the Carlsl
lines and about 500 feet below the sur
face.
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lo475

The new buildings Of all kinds that
have been begun during the past nine
months when completed will represent
an expenditure far greater than any
previous similar period In the city's
iistory. Small rows Of cottages ter
races, residences and business blocks
have gone up IN all parts OF the city.
AmonS the more prelentlous buildings
are the Catholic Cathedral, the Koarns
and McCune residences, the Dessert
News building, the Mcdonald candy
factory, the Kahn grocery quarters, the
Kearns terrace and the Elks club
mouse. Besides these there are man
ilne up-to-date buildings which will
be completed or be nearing completion
by the first Of next year. Among the
prospective new buildings which VIII
be built in the early spring are a Unit
versity club house. fine Presbyterian
church, the All Hallows College build
INK and the Christensen Art College
building.
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Iowa VIII Drive a Tunnel.

After sinking the shaft about 1875 feet
the Iowa Mining company OF Park Val
ley Is considering the driving Of ala
S00-iOot tunnel on the west vein to ST.
cure depth. The ore In the bottom
Of the shaft Is similar to that In the
Century though the values are lowel
The directors feel quite encouraged oy-
er the prospect and two Of them viii
go up In a day or two to locate the
tunnel site. a depth Of about 300 feeI
win be secured In driving the tunnel.
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SALT LAKE CLEARINGS.
BUSINESS NOTES.

The week has seen some skprrying in
local stocks due TO the fact that a num-
Der OF people who had to raise money
TO make good their margins on mining
stock loans We're forced to obtain funds
on their other securities, Stocks have
shaded Of only slightly, however. Most
of the sales have been in Utah Sugar,
the last sale Of which took place at
Sl5'2O; small lots were offered this
morning slightly under that figure. The
latest quotations were as follows.
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! MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.

produce the Shows for development
The management has recently added %
It's reserves Il fine chute Jt smelling
ore on the 200 level II has been drifted
On a distance OF $50 feet while a cross.
cut at one point shows the body to be
80 fec. vide The ore carries from S TO
10 per cent on an average. The shaft
il nov down over 800 feet and 1t looks
very favorable for a still greater im-
proyement with depth. II is the in
tentiUn to sink sea feet ana Manager
T. W. Jennings says he expects to make
the upDer levels cf the mine pay fer
lie prospecting Of the lower levels.
another SO.gon car OF high rradc ore
Is ut the shelter
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LIVE sToL'G
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Oct, -Cattlc--Receipts L.
600, Steady Good 10 prime steers,
c ,l0@6 80, poor to medium, S.75@5. 90;
stockers and feeders, 325fl4 .25; cows,
l,00m4 so; heifers, 2 509li.7j, Gamers,
l,00d2,25; bulls, 1,T5Gi15; calves 800
ern steersQG.3j Texas fed steers.
= .S00S,75; western steers. 3.TjG5.50.
Hogs-Recelpts today. 1900. Slow,
Sc lower. Mixed ana butchers, G.O00
$3.50 good to choice heavy, 6.lb@6.50
rough heavy, 5.50@6.o0; light, 5000
6.29, bulk OF sales, 5.95G6,2o.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 Steady. Good
to choice wethers. 3500S.SO: fair 20
choice mixed. 3,O0d3 40; western sheep,
S.00@3,50; native lambs, 3.754i.76;
western lambs, 3.95Gi.50.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo-, Oct 19,--Cattle--
Receipts, 10000 Unchanged, Native
bef steers, AS5Q6,4O: Texas and Indian
steers. 2,5OQS60; Texas cows 2,O0q2S5;
native cows and heifers, 260q525
stockers and feeders, SOOqi.40; bulls,
2.25n425: calves, 300d550.
Hogs-Receipts 1000. Strong Bulk
Of sales, 6l0@65O heavy 645d6 So;
packers, 6,10qG50; medium, 60OQ650
light, 5.15Q6.SO; workers. 5.65a6,25; pigs,
5.0OG565.
Sheep Receipts, 1000 Steady. Nut
tons, 2.75q3G5; lambs, 4.OO@5.00: range
wethers, S.25@SbO; evils. 2,75q335;
stoekers and feeders, $l.75@S25.
OMAHA.
Omaha, Neb,, Oct 19.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 200. Nominally steady. Native
beef steers, 415d6.25; western steers,
4.25d5,75; Texas steers, 225d3.75; cows
and heifers. 2.S5q44O; calves, S.O0d5. so;
bulls. stays, etc, l.75@400.
Hogs-Receipts, 500. Five cents
lower Closed strong. Heavy, 622b a
Gao; mixed 622hQ625: light, 6l5m6 25:
pigs, 5.50d6l0: bulk OF sales. 6.20a6.25.
Sheep-Rtceipts, 800. Active. strong
er. Wethers. 3l56365; ewes. 2.SOaS. 10:
common and stock sheep. 2.75Q3.i0;
lambs 3.5Oai6O,
DENVER.
Denver Colo, Oct. 9.-Cattle--Rec-
ceipts, 400. Steady. Beef steers. $3.50
400 cows, 2I5dS.75; feeders freight
paid to the river, S.5Oa4.l5: stockers.
500. '' -''V@
Hogs-Receipts, TO- Lower. Light
packers. 6.25G6SO; mixed and heavy,
6.3OM635
Sheep-Reciepts, $500. Quiet. Good
fat muttons, 275QS.Oo; lambs, SoOa3 so,
San Francisco. Oct l9.-Wheat-
Steady; December. 80; May, 1893. spot
steady; 9Glt.
Barley-No sales; cash, 73%.
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State bonds easier. government bonds
steady, railroad bonds steady. u, s.
refundlng 20 registered and coupon.
1903; % registered. 1914 do coupon,
lOSh new As registered. 1888: do coupon,
1885, old A. registered and coupon, ~;
IS registered, 1854 do. coupon, lO7h.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Oct, l9.-Cash. Wheat-No
2 red, 7liaQ12: No. 3 red, 7Oan; No 2
hard winter, 7O@7ih No. do. 6gis a
.OE; No. ] northern spring. ~ G72l4
No do, IO@7O&. No. spring, 67d70
Corn-No. 2, 56h. No. 3. 56N56h
0ats-No. 2. S5isQ36 No. 3, 1854. aS5ik
December wheat opened at 7OXa7O5s
and advanced to 7lhG7lh. Close
Wheet-oct., 6s%G69A Dec, 7O3sQ7I;
May, 1lh.
Connect, 54aG55; Dec, 56A.
Oats-Oct. BAN Dec. 35%aS5s.
Pork-Oct, lS.72h Jan, 1552is
Lard-Oct,, 9.S1ia; Dec, g.O5a9O7ik.
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Mr.. Jos. Geoghegan, who handles the
output of the Utah and Ogden Sugar
companies. says that the Utah product
is selling steadily at the same prices
which have ruled for the past several
weeks. Practically the entire consump-
ton OF Utah and a large part OF that
Of Idaho and Montana is now supplied
by the Utah factories.
The plant at Leh has passed the g.
100000 pound mark and the beets con-
tinue TO be OF nigh quality.
Presidents Joseph f. Smith and John
II. Winder John Henry Smith. Mgr
Cutler aud Barlow Ferguson Of the
Utah Sugar Co. are In Boxelder coun.
y today comforting with the farmers
Of that section regarding the extension
OF the cast side canal. The people OF
! Brigham city are greatly stirred up
| over the question and are Offering
/ strong Inducements for the company 10
| bring the canal over the lands OF that
\ district The company Is willing to I'M
4 dertake the work but II depends cntire-
/ ~ on the farmers offering the ncceS-
/ Sary Inducements and depositing the
| necessary securities. President Charles
/ Kelly " BoXelder Stake with q num-
/ Der Of the leading business men OF
/ brigham city, Is az The head Of the
/ committee representing the farmers.
The Beaver line Of the Bell Telephone
I company is within thirty miles OF Bea-
yer and as soon as that point Is reached
the construction gang will connect zap
Frisco and Milford with Il. giving q
direct line 10 salt Lake. The wire for
these lines has been completed at the
factory and viii boz shipped in a few
days. also enough Tor another Salt
Lake-Tintic circuit which VIII be put
IN this fall There are now 1900 tele-
phones In use In Salt Lake.
The Redman Van and Storage COM
pany. with a capital II $4,000 M Sl0
shares, has been organized to conduct
the bugincss formerly owned by the b.
and %. Transfer company. A. b Rcd.
man is president and secretary ]. o.
Redman. vice president and b. =. Red
man. treasurer and manager.
The control Of the flour milling IN.
dustry Of Utah and southern Idaho win
within the next few days pass into the
hands Of an Eastern syndicate OF can't
talis,s and practical rolling mill mana.
gers-that l.. II the present plans do
not miscarry. For some time this syn.
dictate had an expert in Utah and Idaho
TO look Into the situation and report
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Is Assuming Bonanza Proportions

The Grand GUlch copper mine IN
Northern Arizona. owned by the Jcn.
ninss family Of this city. Is rapidly
assum'ug honAnza 1Toporu ms, Judging
from the reports that reach the ohlt,
~ the con1any. In addition TO the
streaks Of % 10 % Der cent ore which
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MONEY AND BONDS.

Money on call nominal
Prime mercantile paper, iisg5 per
cent
Sterling exchange nominal with &C.
tual business IN bankers bills at 4Ss
for demand and at 4sSNGA, for sixty
days. posted rates. 4Sli43AS and 4.S5;
commercial bills. Ls3Gis.
Bar silver, SIN.
Mexican collars, 4tA
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Weekly Hank Clearinps.

The bank clearing throughout the
United States and Canada for the week
ending Friday, Oct. IS. 1901, were
Salt Lake City .......s S,T1S.OO1 AZ
Totals United States. 2142.OSA,172 26.2
Outside New York o., 795, iSg.76j 1873
Totals Canada ... -, S5,lSl,4SS 25.5
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-19

New York, Oct Butter Receipls
43S5 packages state dairy, i4G2O'
creamaries, l5Q22 June creamery, II,
U2l; factory, i2la0i5
Eggs-,eceipts, 1925 packages. Mar
ket steady. Western candled, 2llaa.c
western uncandled. 1924.