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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-15
PREPARATIONS FOR
HOLIDAY TRADE
Complaints Of Tardy Deliveries
Testify to Big Demand
ACTIVITY WILL CONTINUE
This Made Certain BY Unprecedented
Harvesls aud Prosperity In Az"
riculturai Sections.

New York, Nov. AR. G. Dunn &
Co.'S Weekly Review OF Trade tomor-
row will say
Lower prices for railway stocks
than at any time since last March DO
not necessarily indicate a loss OF traf-
fic, nor setback in business. on the
contrary, there were numerous evil
dences that manufacturing and trans
porting interests have not sufficient Ia
cilities to meet demands, although
plants and equipment are now OF great
er efficiency than at any previous time
Distribution OF merchandise Is fully
maintained, preparations being made
for heavy holiday trade and frequent
complaints Of tardy deliveries TESTIFY 10
the heavy consumption.
Prospects for continued activity are
bright because of unprecedented har-
vests, prosperity In the agricultural
sections assuring a good demand for
other products. Threatened labor con-
troversies have been everted In some
cases wages being advanced. while a
number OF increases were voluntarily
given. Railway earnings continue to
advance, the first week Of November
showing rise Of AS per cent over 1871
and 1872 per cent over 1900 High
temperature retards retail trade In sea-
sonable goods.
aside from the expected decline In
pipes and tubes there has been evil
dence OF weakness In iron and all the
recent concessions were caused by the
competition of new plants rather than
diminished business.
Failures for the week number al,
against 2l5 last year and "a In Canada,
compared with n year ago."
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BUSINESS NOTES.

The week has witnessed something OF
standstill In local commercial stocks,
transactions having been confined TO
Consolidated Wagon and Utah Sugar
The latter sold as high as $3.50 per
share. The call for the stockholders
meeting TO effect the consolidation OF
the Utah Sugar company and the Bear
River Water company appears in the
News" The two meetings will occur
on Dec. 18TH and whether the combn-
alton will be effected at once or on the
first of the new year is a matter yet to
be decided. Consolidated Wagon is a
little weak owing TO the large amount
Of new stock which will be offered at
par by the company on Dec LIST, oper-
atoms at all the sugar factories contln.
lie satisfactory, and the present out
look shows that the combined output
Of Lehi, ogden, Logan and LaGrande,
ore, viii amount to slightly more than
40 1000, coo pounds, divided almost equal
ly between the Utah Sugar company
and the Amalgamated, which owns the
other three plants.
The latest stock quotations are as
follows.
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JUNCTION.
WAVE OF PROSPERITY.
Building Boom-Contract for 5000
Schoolhouse,

Special Correspondence.
Junction, Plute Co., Nov. 1S.-A wave
of prosperity is spreading over
the country and as result our citizens
are beginning to feel like they can af-
ford to improve their homes and put on
better outward appearances.
A few years ago things were at Il
standstill, and 1t looked as though We
would lose the county seat, and II
would go to a more wideawake and
business like center Today the future
outlook is bright, indeed, and 1t Is GER
tain that We will be one among the
leading towns In southern Utah. There
Is plenty OF room yet for wldeawake
homeseekers, and We welcome all who
come with a desire TO build up the COM
munty and live sober and indus
trious life.
A great interest in building has been
awakened here. Contractors j.. L. Wer-
ner and John ID. Morrill, have complet.
ed several handsome buildings, and
have now taken the contract TO build
a $1,000 sehoolhouse.
The work on the courthouse Is being
rapidly pushed, and ere long the foun-
dation walls VIII be complete. A large
deposit OF granite building stone has
been discovered nearby, which Is said
by experienced men to be the finest in
the state.
The new hotel building Of c. II. Hales
Is being finished on the inside and al
ready presents pleasing and inviting
appearance. Good citizens are what we
need, and to such We send a hearty
welcome.
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STOCKS WERE
UNSETTLED.
London Quotations for Americans
Sent Prices Up
THEN SELLING FOLLOWED.
Tumbling Ensued- Made Ex-
tensive Coverings Previous 10 Bank
Statements Appearance.

New York, Nov. l5.--London sent
quotations for Americans this morning
at sharp advances over last nights
closing prices here. The opening level
here was higher than last night but not
up to the London parity. There were
1000 shares Of st. Paul sold at 172 to
i72A, compared with III last night and
the advances reached point or over In
Reading, Canadian Pacific, Illinois Gem
trail Il. 4 o. and Chicago Great West
ern preferred b. Colorado Fuel jumped
~, Missouri Pacific opened up u and
then fell back fraction below last
night, and number Of other Gould
stocks were heavy Renewed selling,
which met the opening advance, caused
prices to crumble away quickly. Open
ing gains were wiped out and st. Paul.
Canadian Pacific, Rock Island. Louis
Vile. the Pennsylvania groups, Read
ing and Amalgamated fell to fraction
below yesterdays closet Some fever
ish rallies followed interrupted by
dip 10 the lowest in some stocks The
movement was upward again at ii
o'clock.
There was an extensive covering
movement among the bears previous TO
the appearance OF the bank statement.
st. Paul was lifted 2ls over last night
and the active list generally from l to
points, General Electric's gain reached
5la, Northwestern Az and Sault Ste
Marie preferred ~. Realizing sales fol-
lowed the appearance of the statement.
Attempts were made 10 support the
market but 1t gave away again. ST, Paul
reacted ia and other stocks a large
fraction. The market rallied strongly
and closed firm ~ about the top.
South Omaha, Nov. l5.-Cattle-Re-
ce!pts, 100; market steady Native
steers, 3,75d625;, cows and heifers, 900
Q425; western steers, 3.50a525; Texas
steers, 3.25a4,5O; cows and heifers, $50
cas-; Gamers, l25q25O stockers and
feeders, 2.50d450; calves, 300Q5.5O;
bulls, stays, etc, l5Oq3.25.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market steady
Heavy, 625Q63O mixed. G27h963O
light, 6,30q635; pigs. 5.SOQ610 bulk of
sales, 627isQ6.S2ls,
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 market steady.
Fed muttons. yearlngs. 340G400; weth-
ers 3l0935O ewes, 2.5OQ3.l5: common
and stockers, 3,l5QS.25; lambs, 3,5Oq
i15,
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lamp IL Active With Shipments OF
Ninety.Eighth Cars.

special correspondence
Eureka. Nov. IA strike Of the en-
.loyes OF the May Day mill took place
his morning and most Of the men who
re machinists. laid down their tools
nd walked out. The men state THAI
he cause for quitting their job was be-
ause Foreman James Jensen refused
10 allow them for overtime, and also
hat their wages had been materially
educed. Work at the mill has ceased
nd II is a matter OF doubt whether the
1en can be induced TO resume work.
he strike will cause big delay in the
pprations OF the mill as the machinery
us undergoing repairs and II VIII take
ONE time to get things into running
rider.
The employes OF the Centennlal-Eure-
a received their monthly checks this
,,eek. l.,
Everything at the May Day mine IS
,oking brighter. AT $40 feet below the
|unnei level a drift is being driven 10
N I'd the ore channel. Only one sniit
I, being employed at the present Tune
wing 10 a shortage OF water, neverthe,
$50 two carloads of ore were shipped
ebay. So
The new sampllng room OF the CEN
,nnial- Eureka is nearing completion
nd largequantity Of ore Is awaiting
,hipment as soon as the new smeiter is
BILE to handle II.
ARRANGEMENTS were made TINS Wa
etween the Apex Mining company ana
he Uncle Sam people so that NE
primer company can work through lhe
'fncle Sam tunnel. The Apex mas .
.nnnel down over so feet below the
1npei and II will be continued. 80.
/ a special meeting Of the Illinois aiin-
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Mine Operator Returns from Two
Months Work and Observation.

Milo Clark, a well known mine SUI
perintendent. returned late last night
from a two months stay IN the Deep
Creek country. Yesterdays drive was
over heavy roads from camp Floyd. Mr.
Clark spent most OF the time while alb
sent In eastern Nevada where he has
numerous mining locations. and upon
which he has been looking after the
assessment 'gork for the year. lie re-
ports the country to have been unsual-
~ dry the past season and on that ac-
count produce is high and an idea Of
values can be formed from the price OF
potatoes. which are selling at $3.50 per
bushel. MI. Clark looks upon Deep
Creek as being the richest mineralized
locality in the west. and predicts that
Il will be a heavy producer before
many years when transportation shall
have been provided. The dump at the
Utah at Fish Springs. he states, would
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-15

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THk FAIRS DRAWING.

Last evening at $50 a representative
Of each newspaper in this city met at
the Paris Millinery Co.'S store ana wit.
messed the drawing OF numbers for the
Iiano that concern Is giving away.
Master Frank Wheeling, the boy select.
or. first drew No 1871 which entities
its holder 90 the instrument. Who the
lucky person Is, has not yet developed.
Two other numbers were drawn which
will be advertised in the event that the
holder Of the first number cannot be
found. II neither one OF the numbers
are presented within six weeks, the
plano will be turned over 20 some char.
liable institution TO be disposed OF In
some suitable manner. This Is the first
Of six pianos that the Paris will give
away each sixty days.
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WEEK AND DAY ON CHANGE.
Limited Sales and Reduced Prices
Prevailed wabash stronger.

The week on the mining exchange
was characterized by limited sales and
contracted prices; the sales during that
time aggregating d22, 2S5 for which
1920. 99i25 was paid. Today's sales in
cluded 22,5OO shares that brought Sl4,-
0l4.l2.
Wabash was leading seller at the
regular call and while 3.iOO shares
changed hands the price rose from SSA
to 81 cents.
New York found buyers for 200
shares on the open board from SO TO IS
cents.
Ingot was stronger and brought 1871
cents.
There was an absence IN trading
among the properties that have recent
ly been active,
The closing quotations follow:
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MINING NOTES.

Joseph Oberndorfer is making a short
visit to Butte.
The Mammoth made a six-car con-
tribution to today's market
C. Il. Hudson, the broker, is in Chi
cago for business purposes.
The Grand Central Is on the market
today with three cars OF ore.
The Utah yesterday realized on car
OF ore that yielded SO per cent lead and
112 ounces Of silver TO the ton.
The Highland Boy shipped i've cars
of pig copper. Of $4,000 pounds each,
to the eastern market the past week
II. Rosencrantz of Nance county.
Neb., Is looking over mining properties
in Utah with the object Of making in
vestments.
The Taylor and Brunton sampler this
morning reports the arrival Of nine
cars OF ore from Tlntic and five cars
from Tonopah, New.
The United States new smelter with
one OF battery OF six furnaces, which
mas just btfu cAdliti gtSNNlhost WI
sumed 800 tons of ore,
Col. H. G.. Heffron who, as ore buyer
for the Bingham Consolidated smelter,
has been among the camps Of the state
the past week. will return tonight,
Report from the Creole states that
a 12-inch streak OF high grade ore In
a four foot vein Of milling ore has
been encountered at a depth Of only 100
The Dexter Tuscarora will hold its
annual stockholders meeting Monday
when the annual report will be received
and officers will be chosen for the en-
suing year.
The Sunshine has made cleanup Of
5000 from its cyanide plant, At pres.
ent $50 tons Of ore are being treated
daily. A new mill to double this ca
pacity is to be built.
Manager Trenam Is In from a two
days stay at the Stockton company,
and reports continuous improved show
ing In the Katherine vein. which was
tapped on the 500 foot level several
days ago.
Co
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Mining IncorporatIOn.

The Scottish Chief Is new mining
corporation capitalized for 100000
shares Of the value Of 81 per share II
Is differed by w. V, Rice, president;
w. j. Lawrence vice president; @. N,
Lawrence, treasurer; w, ]. shoup, sec
rotary and they with Fred G. Dern'
Fred. Lyon and d. b. Hampstead form
the directorate. The property Of the
Incorporation includes five patented
claims on the ridge dividing the Yin.
tab and Big Cottonwood districts and
upon which considerable work with
good results has been done.
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STOCKS.
MORNING CALL.

DAILY Judge. 10 at 900. 80 at g.O5.
DAILY West % at 4i75; % at 4i.7O.
lngot, 500 at l2i4, 1000 at 1874
May Day IS at 2lia, seller 90 days:
1000 at p e, seller 30 days. $500 al 2lh.
Star Con- 200 at lG; 800 at l7ls.
Ben Butler, 500 at 1914.
New York 200 at SO. 200 at 9eA.
Victor, 500 AT 70. buyer 30 days.
Wabash, 100 at $50, 30 Dat "a: 100 at
S3is buyer so days. 900 at S3L: 100 at
S5,buyer 80 days 200 at Siis: 100 at SiA:
200 at So, 400 at Sjis 200 at S5at coo at
S6 100 at 81, buyer 30 days.
OPEN BOARD,
Carisa, 100 at II; 300 at liz; 1000 at
is, buyer 30 days
DAILY Judge, 100 at 900; 3 at 500 SELL
er 60 days 200 at 800. 100 at 90S, buy
er 30 days
Grand Central, 100 at 1876.
May Day, / 900 at 2iie.
Silver Shield, goo az G.
Century, 200 at S5E.
New York. 800 at 80 300 al 35A 100
al S5A 400 at 1914, 100 at IS, seller 30
days 100 at 3ih; llOO at S5; 100 at IS,
Wabash, 200 at S5h, 800 at Sc.
Shares. Value,
Regular call o. ......"15,295 S,66S.l5
open board ,.,, go. -. i2O5 6'3oO'Si
Total %. g. .22.5OO sli0l412
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NEW NEVADA COMPANY.
Property OF j. II. McGce Near Phoebe
IL Incorporated.

The property of ], b. Niece, some 80
miles west of Phoebe, New, and from
which unusually good results have re.
Gently been obtained will be worked
By a corporation. TO the company
which has just been completed and
capitalized for 100000 shares Of the
value OF 81 each, is given the name OF
Silver King, The holdings consist OF
nine laims The officers are; j. i.
Niece president; NJ. NJ. West, wee
president; i. II. Lathrop, treasurer
X. j. Evans, secretary, and these win
w. II. Hall form the directorate.
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Increases Capital.

The Comstock at Park City has in
creased its capital stock from 100000 to
300. 600 shares The increase was for
the purpose Of further developing the
property. and II IL stated that 10000
shares Of the added stock has been pur-
chased by A. Hanaucr for Sl.25 share.
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MONEY AND BONDS.

Money on call. steady at l. closed Of
fered at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 5hd6 per
cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business I'm bankers bills az 4S7 for
demand and at 4s3. 625q4sS. $40 for 60
days.
Posted rates, i,s5diss.
Commercial bills. 4s3q4SSi2
Mexican dollars, 80.
Government bonds steady; ref. 2s reg,
l0sls: do. coupon, lOsis; IS reg, lOS; do.
coupon. los: new Is reg, 1856; do. cou-
pom. 1856: old Is reg. Ito; do. coupon,
10. So reg, l0i; do. coupon, l0i.
Bar silver. 49.
Railroad bonds irregular.
SUGAR.
sugar-Raw, firm: fair refining sic.
centrifugal. 96 test, Ills; molasses
sugar, 2 Isle: refined. dull: crushed,
SOS: powdered. Ass; graduated. ass.
Coffee-Quiet; No. Z Rio, 81.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

New York, Nov. l5.-Butter - Re-
ceipts, 1900 packages; strong. State
dairy, 1925; creamery extra, "a;
creamery, 2OQ26l5.
Eggs-Receipts, 1900 packages firm.
State and Penna., 2Sq2Sls western, I'M
candled, 20d27.
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GG.55 poor to medium, S.OO@6.IO;
stockers and feeders. 2.OOQi.65; COWS
/. 4OG4. so; helfers, 2.00Q4.15; Gamers,
/ 4Od2. 40; bulls 2,O0q4 so; calves .: oo
600 Texas fed steers, 3.OOg4.Vo'
western steers, S.bO@5.OO,
Hogs Receipts today $4,000; Monday,
Is. 900; left over, $500; steady to strong;
mixed and butchers 5,9596 Sh good to
choice heavy. 6.3OQ6. 90; rough heavy,
5.eOQC. 20; light, $500. 80; bulk of sales,
615Q6.S0.
Sheep--Receipts $1,000 sheep steady
lambs, steady, good to choice wethers,
3. 4O63. So: fair to choice mixed, 2.5OQ
$40; western sheep, 2.75a3.75; native
lambs, 3.0Oq5.l5; western lambs S'NV
4.75.
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ing company win be held on the Goth
day Of November at which time officers
and directors will be elected for the en-
suing year. The board of directors VIII
also be increased TO seven members III
stead Of Ave, as az present The com
pany owns several valuable mining
claims In North Tintic near the city
limits OF Eureka on which considerable
development work has been done, In
all probability after the meeting active
development work will be commenced
on the property as most Of the heaviest
shareholders are residents Of this camp
who have great faith in the future OF
the country north Of Eureka.
The shipments from the Tintic district
are little less than last week, though
the Mammoth mine shows an Increase
Of the car loads, The shipments are
classified as follows.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Nov. l5.-December wheat
opened a shade lower at 72%. advanced
to 72% and closed sax higher.
Close; Wheat-Dec., 724s; May, 75%
@h.
Corn-Nov., "a; Dec, SO.
Oats-Nov., 29h Dec, 29Q.
Pork-Jan., 1915; May, H.i0,
Lard-Nov... 1910; jan, s.O5; May
S.52ia.
Ribs-Jan., 1871; May, 1855.
Flax--Cash, N. w, l.20h.
Rys-Dec. 5Oia.
Rarley-S5a5S.
Timothy-3.90
Clover-Nov.. Ills.
Cash: Wheat-No 2 red 49, No. 3
red. 6sG7i No. hard winter, "; No. 8
hard winter, 6Sd7O; No, l northern
spring, 7ia75; No spring, 72G73; No.
spring 65a7O.
CorngNo. 2. So; No. 8, 54iad55,
Oats-No. 2, 29la; No. g. 2SiA.
NEW YORK.
New York, Nov. .--Wheat-Re-
ceipts. 100000 bushels, Firm and high
er during the forenoon on light receipts,
covering and manipulation at the west.
December, 49, May tS lo-loW'99s.
SAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco Nov. 15-Wheat
strong. Dec, 1881, May, 1856; spot
strong; Dec, lS5Gl.S6A.
Corn--Large yellow, weak, 1S7hQ
142h,
Barley-strong. Dec, l.l9h; May,
1923; cash, l.20.
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool. Nov 15--Close-Wheat,
Dec, IS, lOd; Marco IS, llhd; May
IS, lllad.
WOOL,
ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis. Nov. 5-Wool-Strong,
active. Territory and western medi-
ums l6GlSis; fine, l2Ql7; coarse, l2q
15ib
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be worth million and half dollars II
II were situated either at Bingham
or Park City.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.
Special.

Special.
(By leased wire TO A. A. Gibson
& Co., 2l5 South Main street.)
Saturday, Nov, Is. 1902,
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, Nov, 10 Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 100 unchanged.
Hogs-Recepts, 1900. Market strong.
Bulk of sales, 625a6 40; heavy, $500
6.4O packers, 6.25Q6 80; medium, $500
$40; light, 6.20d6.SO; workers, $3.50
$50; pigs, 6.l6d6,2O
Sheep-Receipts, none; market nor
mai.
DENVER.
Denver, Nov. .-Cattle-Receipts,
1000. Steady to strong: beef steers. $40
Qi5O: cows, 2.5Od35O; feeders. freight
paid to river. 3.5OG4O0; stockers, 5000
400, bulls, stays, etc. 150aS0O
Hogs-Receipts, 80. Steady; light
packers, 6l5q625; mixed and heavy
6.l0d620
Sheep Receipts. 200. Steady; good
fat muttons, S.OOa375; lambs, 400
450.
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Salt Lake Bank CIearinss

Salt Lake clesrings for the
past week as compared with
the same week a year ago have
been as follows.
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LIVE STOCK.
CnIr

Chicago Nov. 15.--Csttle-Rece!p.s
300, normal. Good 10 prime stsers, Goa
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RANK CLEARINGS,

Bank clearings throughout the Unit
ed States and Canada for the week
ending Friday. Nov, IA, 1902, were;
Inc. Dec.
Salt Lake City IS 40l7O07 go. S.5
Totals L. S. ...s2, 532. 4i2.7s 80. OIL
Outside n. w.. 1898, 39S. 1863 IL go.
Totals Canada. 556S0,696 $3.50 80.
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N. A. Page, stock Broker
Loans money on stocks at bank rates
Room 20. Walker Bank building
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DIVIDENDS FOR 1902.
THE WEEK AT TINTlC,

Total. :. -. =. ..ss,slo.s71