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MARKET WAS
QUITE |NAN|MATE

New York, May lO-The ordering OF
a strike by the anthracite miners made
its influence felt all through the stock
list In the opening dealings. Delaware
4 Hudson dropped $50 and 1000 shares
Of Reading sold at 65A to 65, com
pared with 66h last night. d. & H.,
rallied 2ia and held firmly well az the
Improvement. Amalgamated CoppN
sold above 60.
The market was almost inanimate
but the small sales caused a sagglng
tendency. which was somewhat aggra.
waited upon the appearance Of the bank
statement Amalgamated dipped be-
low 6S, and net declines were extended
in Northwestern to an; Rock Island
27s. L. & N. Sh, Reading second pre-
ferred 2. and other prominent railroad
stocks from ! TO 2, one sale OF Michl-
gan Central carried Il s points under
the previous selling price. Rock Island
rebounded 2 points and there were
slight rallies elsewhere. The closing
was dull and steady. Close:
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Bullion.
Mammoth mill mann.
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MINING NOTES.

Todays metal quotations are b0A for
silver and II for copper.
The May Day has one car Of concern
trates on the local market today.
The Boston Con. compressor is at
Bingham awaiting installation at the
property.
Supt ORourke Of the Century COM
pany Will leave for the Park Valley
mill on Monday,
Manager F II. Lathrop, OF the Ophlr(
Of Stateline, left last evening for that
property.
Managing Director Holden. OF the
United states Mining company, is ex-
pected u arrive In the city on the 18th
OF this month.
The Taylor and Brunton sampler re-
ports the receipt this morning of con-
trolls on one car Of concentrates from
TlntIc
Arthur w, Chesterton, the Boston d.
rector of the Con Mercur, is visiting
the city this week and John Heinrich
another director, is expected to ar
rive here tomorrow from the east.
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GRAND CENTRAL-MAMMoTH.
Suit Commenced 10 Quiet Title to
Silveropolis and Consort.

When the action OF the Mammoth
Mining company against the Grand
Central was dismissed from the Fed
eral court yesterday on motion Of the
attorneys for the plaintiff. II looked
very much os II the prospect for some
sort of final settlement was very blight.
However, before the afternoon had
passed the counsel for the Grand Cen
trial filed a bill In equity IN the Federal
court IN which It Is sought to quiet IT,
tie 10 the Silyeropolis and Consort Min
Ing claims The suit Is again on and
unless another surprise Is sprung In
the nature OF settlement, the fight
viii be carried 10 a finish.
Wbilo this was being done in Salt
Lake Judge Zane. OF the Mammoth
counsel, was fastening TO Nephl to file
a bond and have another order issued
against the Grand Central restraining
II from working In the territory in dis
pute. The bin also prays the court
10 appoint receiver for the Grand
Central and asks damages In the sum
OF S20000J
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Miss Katherine Browne OF San Fran
cisco, who is TO take charge of the in
terror administration OF 81. Marks
hospital June /, has arrived in this
city, and is stopping at Bishop Leon
ards residence on east First South
street.
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Salt Lake Bank CIearinss.
BUSINESS NOTES.

Commercial stocks have been some
what inactive durln. the week. Nearly
everything IN the entire list OF local Sc.
curltes may be said TO have moved I'M
TO points where quotations are almost
unheard OF. The single exception re-
mains IN the sugar stocks several
deals took place In Greedy at 1921. Utah
weakened down TO $3.50. there being
more offers TO sell during the week than
there were buyers. The ogden Sugar
company paid 10 per cent dividend
during the last week. and the checks
have all been received by local stock.
holders. In spite OF this payment the
stock stands firm at sis7. z. c. MI has
reached the highes, point in lis history
at $1,000. Consolidated Wagon. under
the Influence Of the fine report made
ior the hrst quarter, stands SOL ex-
dividend, checks for the first dividend
having been sent out this morning The
following are the latest quotations.
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NOTHING TO DO
WITH THE CASE.
J. M. Marriott Gives Some Facts as
To the Meat Trust.
BUTCHERS ONLY PAY MORE.
Hotels aud Restaurants Purchase nj
old Prices-hiigh Price. Are Upon
Local Meats.

In an interview with the News" to-
day j. NJ. Marriott. a we'll known mar
ketman OF this city, made the following
statement on the meat trust in Utah:
"Of late evely wlelder Of the quill
has deemed II his duty TO initiate Don
Quixote to gtnike at the meat trust.
The problem agitating the east has
nothing TO do with us, and we are not
affected by 1t in any way. In the flrst
place nearly all packers meats now
consumed In Salt Lake City are deliv-
cred under contracts entered into last
summer or fall-consequently at sum-
mer and fall prices. Hotels and res
taurants are not paying any more now
for meats than they have for a year
or more past. Butchers are the only
ones that pay more, because 80 per cent
OF the meats used by them Is local.
Good fat cattle now are nearly all gone,
on account of the scarcity and high
price of hay for the last two years.
1t paid the farmer TO sell his hay rath-
er than to feed Il. The consequences
We're that only about 30 per cent OF the
usual number OF cattle were fed for this
market, q great many Of them, when In
good feeder condition, were bought up
by outsiders and shipped to the corn
regions to be finished up Notwlth-
standing all that, cattle here have not
been any higher so far than for the
last three or four years at this time.
AS the local supply gets scaroer and
scaTcer, and the possibilities Of shipping
eastern dressed beef almost out Of the
question, trust or no trust, the con-
sumner VIII have to face higher prices
for the next two months whether no
likes IL or not So far, though, we
have had a great deal Of sensational
ism, the retail prices of meats have
been, except In few sporadic In
stances, about the same as they were
six months ago, and the consumer has
been the party benefited Some ir-
rascible writer's have made mountains
out Of mole hills; but one thing is GER
tain, we have a serious problem TO un-
rayel for two months at least"
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PRODUCE.
$780,.

Chicago, May l0-July wheat opened
at 74% to 1905, and sold up to 75h.
| Close-Wheat-May 742, July, 75Ma
15l4 Sept, 74b; Dec 75%.
Corn-May, 81; July, SIN.
Oats-May, 4Sia; July, 35: new, 81.
Pork-May 1870; July, 1890
Lard-May and July. 1925; Sept,
| l0Eh.
Ribs-May and Sept, $50; July,
962R.
Flax-Cash, northwest III.
Rye-May, 5Ga5S.
Barley-C5 al.
Ttmothy-Sept., 495d500;.
Clover-SS5.
Cash-Wheat--No. 2. red, aHd7sH;
No. 3, red, l9hGS2h; No. 2. hard win.
ter IN; No. 3, hard winter 76hG77K,
No. l, northern spring, IN. No 2
7Jh. ~"
Corn-No. 3. 62d62h.
Oats-No. 2, 1904; No. 3, 1881.
NEW YORK.
New York May O.-Wheat-Receipts
lf6i5O bushels. Quiet but Considerably
ilrmer on the pOstponement Of crop re-
port figures until Monday, a bulllsh
Michigan state report, and cold rains
again In the northwest. May SO 1l-IsG
s9N; July S0hQSOBi September 79q
SAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco. May lO.-Wheat
steady; May l.l2; December 1 i0G.
spot firm; ll2k.
Corn-Large yellow, steady, l.Aoa
LAM.
Barley-Dull; December sl9. cash
@hgl.0O.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, May l0.-Close: Wheat
Steady; May es lad; July Is I'D.
WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, May 10.-wool, firm. terr,-
tory and western mediums, illlG. fine
llql5; coarse, llGl4
LONDON.
London, May 9.--The offerings M the
wool auction sales today were I4g5e
bales, chiefly good greasy. The home
trade purchased freely and Americans
bought few medium merlnos ana sns
crossbreds. ''''0
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The working plans for the new First
Presbyterian church have progressed
80 that bids for excavation can be
called for the latter part OF next week.
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BUILDING NOTES.

Some contractors report scarcity In
common and silver white brick
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PIoCHE MINE TO SHIP.
Developments IN Old Nevada Camp
Are Most Encouraging.

Manager Prudential Of the f. and
f. property at Phoebe left for that
camp with President A. b. Lewis OF
the Majestic company last evening
Before going he stated TO the News
that the h. and Il. was looking fine,
and that In all probability the COM
pany would begin shipping about June
l. Assays OF ore uncovered recently
show sensational values In silver and
copper
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salt Lake City. May 10th 1904 ''''e''
Sewer Extension No. S9
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY. MAY 10, 1902.
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.

Phoebe a. Hearst and James B. Hag-
gin and In the complaint II is alleged
that the said plaintiffs were defrauded
out of their rightful interests In the
property owned by the Putnam COM
pany and that they are entitled now 10
$3.50, one hundred thousands Of all
money and stocks OF the quincy Min
Ing company less sSls4222, which was
paid to them for their interests In the
Putnam company. They claim a part
Interest in the 81 100000 distributed by
the Quincy In dividends and remaining
now In the treasury Of the company.
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sorrop 10 PROPERTY OWNERS


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAI.
I'm accordance with ordinances passed ~
the city Council Of Salt Lake city i anq
approved April 10th and April 2nd, isVt'
respectively, the special tax thereby leV-
led, 10 defray the cost OF constructing
sewer on the east side OF seventh hasl
street. between First and Second soulh
streets, IN Sewer District No ], becomes
delinquent on June 9th, 1892
described property namely, the north lW
feet Of lot 2, all Of lots and 4 ana the
south 40 feet OF lot ), block "A plat PA,
Salt Lake city survey, TO a depth OF 70
feet back from said Seventh East street
RICHARD p. MORRIS,
City Treasurer.
Salt Lake City May 10th, 1902,
e II Y
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HORN SILVER AFFAIRS.
Great Frisco Property May be Forced
TO Shutdown.

Manager 7. T. Farnsworth. OF the
Horn Silver, stated this morning that
the companys big mill has been in
operation q week running on iiO tons
OF ore daily. However he states that
as yet the Horn Silver has failed TO
make any contract with the American
Smelling and Refining company for its
output and unless some satisfactory
ARRANGEMENTS can soon be made the
old producer VIII have to shut down.
Manager Farnsworth believes that the
railroads are disposed TO do all that
they can 10 assist the mine owners Of
the state and looks 10 see them make
very satisfactory rates FOR the low
grade ores If once smelling charges are
reduced.
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RICHARD p. MORRIS.
c,I -, NIIy ITtAsufer,
SAT- Lake City, May 10th. 1902
Sidewalk Extension No. IL
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OwNERs,
Special Tax.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN accordance with ordinances passed bv
the City. Council Of Salt Lake civ. and
approved March 18th and March 18th. 1902
respectively the special tax thereby lev
led, to defray the expense OF Constructing
sewer on the south side OF First South
street, between Sixth East street and Tho
west side Of Thirteenth East street in
Sewer District No. /. becomes dellno,ient
on the 9th day Of May, 1862.
sald TAX is levied upon the following de-
scrloed property namely. all OF lots 8 d
and s. block 80; all Of lots and s block
e4 all OF lots 8, 6. and s block Is: ali OF
lot >, ana the east 27O fee> on lot 8 biocl.
%, plat "B, Salt Lake City survey. ali OF
iot . and the west l3. feet OF lot 6 east
lS2 feet OF lot Z, and all Of lot s. block "a:
an OF lot 5, block 80, all OF lots ia 10 *
inclusive, block 2. Ehrich's SubdIylslon NJ
part OF block 80, and all Of lots i2 10 IL
inclusive, East Side Subdivision Of biocb
81 plat # Salt Lake City survey. 10
. aepth OF % feet back from said First
RICHARD p. MORRIS.
Gel, -. 1,,. City Treasurer.
sat Lake City. May 10th, 1909
oeNd Extension No 81
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SILVER KING
PAYS 100000.
Grand Total Paid by Bonanza
Amounts to S5,25O,OOO,
UTAH'S BIG ORE SHIPMENTS.
Already Great Tonnage VIII be Much
Increased u Lower Rates Are
Esta blisbed,

The great Silver King Mining COM
pany today added to the immense total
OF s5,i5O,OOO paid in dividends another
100000
Reports from the wonderful Park
City property state that never In It's
history has the mine looked so fine or
had more ore blocked out
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ON Page 8,
BONDS.

Thomas Il. cutler, manager Of the
Titan Sugar company, leaves tomorrow
on a visit TO New York and Washing
ton In the interests OF his company. He
expects TO be absent about 10 days.
Messrs. w S. Mccormick Thomas r.
Cutler and John c. Cutler, directors of
the Utah Sugar company, accompanied
by Engineer Hayward of the Utah
Light & Power company, and Atty
Ferguson, spent Thursday looking over
the canal system In the Bear River
valley. with view to utilizing the pow
er possibilities OF the water In the east
side canal.
The Utah County Light & Power Co.,
OF which VIM. f. Racker Of Lehi Is
president. Is advertising that II will is
sue $4,000 gold bonds, bearing interedt
at the rate Of per cent, and dated
April /. 1902.
Building permits were issued during
week ending May 10 as follows: Alice
Pickering, 165 south First West, brick
cottage, sl,500 James Jennings, cor
main street and First South, altera-
tlons, $3.50. Mrs. II. Thomas, North
Temple between Fifth and Sixth North,
brick cottage $1,000, George A. Lowe,
Fifth South between Fourth and Fifth
brick residence, sl.S0O; George A.
Lowe, 1876 State, repairs, 5000, Il. A.
Anderson, T street between Third and
Fourth, brick cottage, 5000; Ada Will
liams, Ninth East between Ninth and
Tenth South brick cottage, 81, 300,
Thomas Jennings, 172 First street.
brick addition, 500 Herman Grether,
y6i east Fourth South, brick addition,
5000; II. 7. Love, 962 east Eight South,
frame cottage, 500; John c. Cutler sc
Main street, brick warehouse, 81 900;
j. II. Tiernan, Third and G. streets.
brick residence, $4,000; j. r. Herman.
Third and G streets, brick cottages, 81
500, Miss Emma Dumars S street be-
tween First and Second, brick cottage,
1880; A. V. Morris. 81 north Sixth
West, frame addition, 800. Total, 49,
$50.
Bradstreets agency reports Salt Lake
City the 26th on the list OF cities In
this country in bank clearIngs for the
week, with the figures at S3,2l2 1923 New
YORK leads the list with clearlngs at
$2,O73, 96S, GA.
David Keith bought the Tenth wafd
square as an investment. and has moi
as yet made up his mind what dis
position to make OF Il. He has been
ADVISED TO have II cut up into two or
four blocks, which would give him a
good return for his investment.
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Ore and bullion,

Ore and bullion settlements In this
city for the week ending with yester-
day amounted to s273,6OO as compared
with 100000 for the previous week
The sediments yesterday amounted TO
$4,000 distributed as follows; McCor-
nick q Co., slO600; T. r. Jones & Co.,
500 800
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Salt Lake City, May 10th, 1902.
Sidewalk Extension No. II.
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS.
Special Tar.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT,
the City Council OF Salt Lake City, and
approved March 2lst and March 2Sth, 1902.
respectively the special tax thereby lev
led TO defray the expense OF constructing
a sidewalk on the west side OF "I' street.
from the north side OF South Temple
street TO the north side OF Third street.
In Sidewalk District No. "a, becomes de-
lnquent May 9th, 1902.
Said tax Is levied upon the following de-
scribed property. namely, all OF lots and
4, block 6; all OF lots 1 and T. block %:
all OF lots and 4, block Sl plat ~" Salt
Lake City survey, 10 depth OF % feet
back from said "I'' street.
RICHARD +. MORRIS,
City Treasurer.
Salt Lake City, May 10th. 1902
Sidewalk Extension No. l5
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Salt Lake city, May 10th, 1902.
Sewer Extension No. 81.
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS.
Special Tar,

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT.
IN accordance with ordinances passed by
the City Council Of Salt Lake city, and
approved February 18th and March 9TH
1902, respectively the special tax thereby
levied. 10 defray the expense OF CONSTRUCT
ing a sidewalk on the east side OF Second
Second North streets, In Sidewalk Dis
trict No. %. became delinquent on May
4th. 1902,
said tax Is levied upon the following
described property, namely, all OF lots z,
3, 4 and s, block s.; all Of lots 4 and 3,
block 96; all OF lots 2, g. 4 and 5, block
1903; plat "a" Salt Lake City survey TO
a depth Of % feet back from said Second
West street.
RICHARD T. MORRIS,
Cifv Traa stiref
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SUIT IS PROBABLE.
Victor Company LevIcs Assessment
Amounting 10 $4,000.

The directors Of the Victor Mining
company met last evening and levied
an assessment Of cents a share on
the capital stock Of the company. The
assessment amounts to $4,000 II is
understood that the Victor has an over
draft Of about $4,000, to meet and
lawsuit with the Boss Tweed appears
10 be highly probable.
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QUINCY MADE DEFENDANT.
Phoebe a. Hearst aud James n
Haggin Bring Big Suit.

In Coaliylle yesterday a suit al law
was commenced against the Quincy
Mining company the Putnam Mining
company VIM. NJ. Ferry and Others.
that threatens the most serious com
plications, and which may Involve the
great Daly-West.
The ac.ian A2s beer commenced by
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TETRo HAS RICH ORE.
Company Has Levied 81 ASSESS
ments IN IL Years.

Advlces from Tlntlc are TO the ef-
feet that the Tetro management has
made a very substantial strike Of fine
lead-sllyer ore. In the face OF the
drift 600 feet on the dip Of the vein
there Is three and a half feet OF ore
running over so per cent lead and G
ounces silver. II is believed that the as
sessment era OF the company's exist
ence has come 10 an end
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RICHARD p. MORRIS.
. , NTIy ITta6uTtT,
Salt Lake City, May 10TH 1902.
Sidewalk Extension No. IL.
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS.
Special Tax.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT.
IN accordance with ordinances passed By
the city Council Of Salt Lake City. and
approved April 10th and April 2ith. 1902,
respectively, the special tax thereby lew
led. 10 defray the expense OF construct
ms a Sidewalk on the south side OF Fifth
south street between West Temple and
Second West streets. In Sidewalk District
No. 20, becomes delinquent on June 23rd
1902
said AK is levied upon the following de-
scribed property, namely, all Of lots and
8. block 81; all Of lots 8, g. and s. block
% plat "A, Salt Lake City survey. to a
depth Of y feet back from said Fifth
South street.
RICHARD =. MORRIS.
City Treasurer.
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c. ]. BRAIN WINS A BIG CON-
TRACT

The board Of trustees Of the Latter
day Saints University has ava ded
the contract for the masonry and cut
stone work on the new Brigham
Young Memorial building 10 c. J..
Brain, the well known contractor. The
various bids were as follows: w. ].
Tuddenham. 1913. 296; Ashton Bros.
s22,25O' c. J, Brain, s2l1S0. Mr. Brain
Is the contractor who also secured the
work on Barratt Hall and the extern
sion OF z. c. NJ /.
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BUTTER AND EGGS

New York, May Observation-Disclosures
900 packages. Firm. State dairy 5OG
zIis; creamery state 2lhG23k June i'm
itation 20g2lk; factory lgd2i.
Eggs-Receipts 1880 packages. Firm.
state and Penna. II; western at mark
l79i7h.
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A. =. Campbell.stock Broker,
fo2.2os y. +. Walker Block. Tel. $50
DINING CAR SERVICE.
Leaving Salt Lake.

Patrons OF the Oregon Short Line and
Union Pacific taking the 600 ,. m
train for points east, should bear In
mind that dinner IS served In dining cars
Immediately upon departure OF the
train from Salt Lake.
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Salt Lake City, May 10th, 1902,
Sidewalk Extension No, l5
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS.
Special Inx.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT,
In accordance with ordinances passed by
the City Council OF Salt Lake city, and
approved March 2lst and March 18th, 1902,
respectively, the special tax thereby lev
led, TO defray the expense OF constructing
a sidewalk on the West side Of Second
West street, between South Temple and
Second North streets. In Sidewalk Dis
trict No, 20 becomes delinquent on May
9th 1909.
Said tax is levied upon the following de-
scribed property namely, all Of lots /
and s, block 81; all OF lots /. G. 7 and &,
block "a all Of lots and s, block l02; plat
"a" Salt Lake City survey, TO depth
OF % feet back from said Second West
street.
RICHARD F. MORRIS.
City Treasurer.
Salt Lake CITY Mav NTH 1909
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Special.
By leased wire to the Central Stock
Exchange, 2l5 Main street,.
Saturday. May 10. 1902.
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UNLISTED STOCKS.
SALES.

SALES.
AJAX. 100 a 40: 1000 a 42, s. 30; 100
a 43ja; 1000 a AN; 100 a Al llO0 "
AN; 1000 a AN, S. 80; 1000 q IS. $.
30; 100 q 45h. Total 100.
Lower Mammoth-200 q Las; 400 %
1.4s; 500 q LACY; 100 q 1.46%. Total
1000.
Mammoth-ioo q i.2iss; 100 q 1.as.
May Day, 800 q 2s4; 800 a q, b. sO;
200 a 26M, s. 30; 800 q 2ela. S. 80. To-
tai 1900
ontarlo-1OO q 500.
Star CON-, 100 q a.
Uncle sam--5,OO0 "a 37ik: 1,i0O q SIX;
1900 a S7h, S. 80; 1900 % 37is. b, 30;
600 a 3T%; 500 a SIX S. 60; 1000 a S7&.
D. 80; 1909 sly s. 60 1000 a 37%, s. 80;
100 q SIS; 800 q 3Sh. b, 80; 500 q
IS. b. 10; 500 a 1895, b. 30; 500 q SSis,
b. 30. Total 1900
California--2.oOO q ~; 500 a liz; 900
q II, s. 30; 1900 q IN; 500 q IL. To-
tai 5000.
Joe Bowers-2,000 q 4.
La Reine-5O0 a 11lk.
Tetro-2.OOo q 2Gis; $500 a q; 1000 q
27is; 500 a 27A 1000 q 26A 400 q
2sss Total 400.
victor-sOO a 1917; 800 q 10: 500 q 81;
500 q 20, S. 30: $500 a 90: 1000 a 1871.
s. 80; 800 q 197s Total $500.
OPEN BOARD.
800 Ajax As.
800 Ajax AN.
200 CaIisa 81, y. 30.
rs Con Mercur $50.
DAILY West 900.
100 Lower Mammoth la, b. 20.
1000 Sacramento 2l%.
1000 Silver Shield 7.
800 Uncle Sam S7%.
800 Uncle Sam 80, y. 30. ~,
1000 California liz.
$500 California II, s. 30,
1000 California 1lh.
500 California IL.
800 Victor 1917, s. 30.
1000 Victor 20ik s. 30.
TOTALS.
Regular call. $500 shares, sfTbd.
Open board. 11.176 shares, s2,4S6.50
Total, 64,676 shares, s200l750
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and wire cut brick call at Improved
Brick company's Office. si7 w. Second
South street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-10
BINGHAM.

/ In addition TO no less than 500 tons OF
Ore shipped daily by the Bingham Con.
apd Highland Boy TO their respective
speters the following cars OF ore and
Concentrates reached market