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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-29
PRODUCE
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Aug. 29-Cash: Wheat-No.
2 red, S2h; No. 3 red, Slhds2; No 2
hard winter, slas1h No, 3, do, s00
SOh; No. northern Spring. IS; No. 2
do. So; No. spring, ST.
Corn-No. 2, 5lA No 3, 5id5lh.
Oats-No. 2. 32is ass No g. S2is.
Wheat September, 81: old, ST. De-
cember, Si7kas2; old, 81; May ssN;
Corn-August. 500; September, bOE9
50N; December, b07s May, dc.
Oats-August A7s September, 3iI;
December. 36kd36A May. 80.
Pork-September 1850; October
1910; January. 1895.
Lard-septomber $50; October 10;
January 7.02B
R'bs-september, 7 co. October. 7.T2h;
January, 6,G2ia,
Rye-53.
Flax-Cash, northwest, 1.0l.
Clover-October. 900.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., S.75.
Barley-Cash, i2dSs.
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forests than do about the policy n, N,
next federal administration. "s
81 hope that the Old Colony club um
keep up It's flght for the pro,eetio, ~
the fisheries Let there be no rclS,""
tons nor compromise. Keen I'm Al.
fight INCREASINGLY, wy
Perhaps some OF YOU are aware tha,
an interesting event has recently taess
place IN our domestic circles. on
proud to say that another future ays
orman has quite lately Increased ~.
population OF Duzzard's Bay by ana
Nov, some people are IN the habl =,
telling fish stories and some poonla
notably a well known physician Of INV,
acquaintance, are accustomed 10 Wsl.t
their catch OF fish on thcir own prlvS,a
scales. Although this happy even, wss
not the occasion for telling any unum'
al yarns, | put my fish scales n,o
requist!on and weighed my la,ss,
catch honestly. and the tally was ar
even nine pounds" ="
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mining, BUSINESS and STOCKS.

the intention Of the shareholders 10
erect a mill on the claims In the near
future
The ore chutes on the 300 level ut the
May Day mine have been completed,
and shipping ore Is being sent TO The
top from that level The prospects for
the May Day grows brighter
Hand jigs are being employed In con-
centrating the dump at the La Clode
mine, and George Paxman OF silver
City who has the lease on the material.
Is confident he has good thing
A new cable for the Bullion Beck ar
rived Thursday and is being put In
place on that property.
The Raymond mine In North Tintlc
has been closed down for the past week
owing to break In the machinery but
the necessary repairs have been about
completed, SO that work can be re-
sumed the first Of the week,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-29

BOSTON AND GOLD MOUNTAIN
Company Is Getting Ready to Resume
Operations in Plute County.

The recent strike OF the Wedge, says
the RichAeld Reaper has had a most
stimulating effect on mining Of all kinds
and In all districts surrounding Gold
Mountain. II has had the effect Of walk
ing up great many Of those who have
been lying dormant; II viii have the
effect Of waking those who have been
waiting. While the outcome OF any good
prospect on the hills has never been in
doubt, this strike has awakened them
to keen sense OF what the hills really
contain.
Afsong the other properties that are
getting ready TO resume operations Is
that OF the Boston and Gold Mountain
ming company, The properties OF
this company are located at the foot
OF Mt. Badly, south OF the Annie
Laurie mine, and all The Mining men
who have seen them proclaim that
the location is one OF the best In the
nils.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Another week Of dulness has sig
rallied the local stock market Brok =
ers say however that as the end OF
september and the first Of October are
the regular quarterly dividend periods
FOR many In the list, general livehlng
up may be looked for. The sugars are
quiet, though the various factories will
start up early In September, beginning
with that at Ogden about the 4ih. An
unprecedented yield OF beets is ex-
peeted from the Utah Sugar company's
mills, and a great first years run Is
counted on for the Idaho Sugar COM
pany. whose mill will commence grind
Inc from Oct. 10 to Is. Following are
the latest quotations:
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Big Bank Merger.

New York, Aug 29.--The combination
Of the plans for the merger OF the Ma
tonal Bank Of Commerce with the
Western National bank. which takes
place within few weeks. has brought
out the statement says the Herald
that there will be numerous retremnts
IN the list ot officials Of the Bank OF
Commerce. II is said retiring fund OF
$4,000 has been voted for these men.
President Hendrix. In view Of his long
connection with the institution. will re-
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PLEASED WITH TETRo.
Broker woollsy Visits TIntIe and spends
The Night Underground.

Broker r. G, woolley, Jr,, went out to
Tintic last evening and spent the night
underground in the Tetro mine. He re-
turned this forenoon decidedly pleased
with the appearance OF the new strike
made IN that property n few days ago
and says the management IL very much
gratihed over the Developments OF the
prefent week. The ore was encountered
In about the center OF the Tetro claim
and az n depth OF about 500 feet from
the surface The assure shows width
AZ the present time o. about u feet. but
II viii probably take a week yet TO fully
determine the exact Importance Of the
ind,
Assays taken al the mine gave aver
age returns Of 81 per cent lead: 20
ounces silver and from $3.50 70 50 gold.
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| Summing Up Of the Weeks
Business Shows Marked Improve
ment in Local Conditions,
eARISA FURNISHED FEATURE.
Silver Shield Advanced on the Strength
Of the New Ore Discovery
Today's Transactions.
MARKED INCREASE IN
SALES OF NINE STOCKS

The business transacted on the
Salt Lake stock & Mining Elk
change this week shows an in
crease Of almost one-third over
the previous one, The sales
amounted to 2s9,6t2 shares,which
brought the sum Of 500, 1881
Compared to last week there was
$685. more shares transferred
and s22 .Os7 80 more money trans
ferred than last week. These
figures indicate the improved
conditions In the local market
While prices have advanced but
little, except In one or two in
stances, there has been a better
demand for stocks from the In
vestlng public.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO

Chicago, Aug. 29-cattle - Receipts,
nominal. Western, 5SOq6O0: good to
250G430 stookers and feeders, 500
prime steers, 40O@5.0O; poor to medium,
l40 cows, 24O3l5; helfers, 15O92SO
Gamers. 2,0O@425; bulls, 3O0G675;
calves, o0oGe.T5; Texas sed steers, 1875
@450.
Hogs--Receipts today, 5000; Monday,
$4,000; shade to steady; higher Mixed
and butchers, 5,2OQ695; good to choice
heavy, 5.40a575; rough heavy, 1850
$40 light, 5,GOQ6,25; bulk Of sales, $3.50
$40.
Sheep Receipts, 1900; sheep and
Limbs, steady. Good to choice wethers,
3,O0G375 fair to choice mixed, 1850
800; western sheep, 275G36O, native
lambs, S,b0G5.75; western lambs, 40O0
500
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Aug. Wheat-Re-
ceipts, lO,5OO bushels. Quiet and ir-
regular.
Butter-Receipts, 5000 packages.
Steady. State dairy 14QlS; creamery.
ls6l9&c.
Eggs- Receipts $500 packages.
Firm. Fresh, 20G22.
sugar-Raw firm; fair refining.
ga centrifugal, 96 test, 3N molasses
sugar az. Refined is FIRM. crushed.
$50 powdered. $40; graduated, 8 90.
Cofee-Quiet No. Z Rio, 5n.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
carIsa furnished one of the feature Of

Carlsa furnished one of the feature of
the week in the local mining stock
market There was some extensive
buylng done on the strength of the
strike reported from that property.
There has been fair demand for May
Day and the week ends with that
trader In slightly better tone. Star
Consolidated has been sluggish, but
stifrened somewhat today. Silver Shield
has picked up considerably as result OF
improved physical sondltlons, Butler
Liberal is quoted higher today. The
higher priced Park City stocks have
remained at a low figure since Monday,
hut displayed a tendency for the better
this forenoon,
The closing quotations and sales were
posted as follows
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Condensed Milk Combination,

New York, Aug, 29..-It Is believed
That the elimination OF the long pro.
jected combination OF condensed milk
producers will be reached through the
Incorporation OF new company. artI.
cles for which have just been filed AZ
Trenton, N. j., by a New York Inv
firm, The capital IL placed at 81 600 O0O
The concern Will be known as the Union
Condnsed Milk company.
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TINrIC ORE SHIPMENTS.
Mines Of this Gimp Have Forwarded TO
smcliers During Week 100 Car Loads,

The ore shipments from the Tlntlc
district for the past week amounted to
l2y carloads, Shipments from the Cen
tennial-Eureka have been materially re-
duced during the past two weeks, due,
Il is said to GONE difficulty az the smell
ter. The Grand Central heads the list
OF shippers for this week with 25 car
loads, and the Mammoth follows with
TO- The force at the Mammoth Is being
gradually Increased since satisfactory
arrangements were made with the smell
ter, and In the future the output from
this famous old bonanza will be greatly
increased. The weeks output is summed
UP In carloads as follows
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CHICAGO WHEAT.

Chicago, Aug. eo.--Wheat opened
about steady. September starting at 81
10 w, and December at S2Gs2h. Sep
TENDER declined to S0N, with December
down TO slAaSN, Toward the end
OF the session moderate covering By
shorts created a little better feeling.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-29

The shipments OF copper bullion made
from the independent shelters were
about as usual, running little over
100000 pounds. The Utah Consolidated
sent out FIVE cars, SOi 900 pounds, Unit
ed States, three cars, iSo,i2O pounds;
Bingham Consolidated. three cars, $780,
600 (estimated) pounds, During the
month tho Utah Consolidated has pro-
duced 100000 pounds
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Bottom Of shaft is Penetrating son,s In.
terestlng Ground

David Evans, manager Of the Black
JACK, Is In Tlnlic today making an in
specti0n Of that property. Adylces re-
celved from camp this forenoon con-
veyed the information that the bottom
OF the shaft which is now about /. 200
feet down. Is getting into ground Of a
most interesting character and import
ant developments are likely 20 occur
MOVE almost any shot.
The company Is shipping several cars
Of iron ores 70 the smolters daily FOR
fuxes, from which Is being derived a
fair profit.
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TINTIC MINING NEWS.
A Gasoline Engine Installed AZ the Pic.
neer- Raymond Shut Down.
,neclal Corrasnondencn.

Special Correspondence
Eureka. Aug. 29.--The force az the
Lower Mammoth mine has been reduc.
ed for a short time until the return
Of Supt VIM Ball from a short vaca-
uon, after which the mine will begla
active operations
A gasoline engine has been installed
on the property OF the Pioneer near
diamond and a force Of men put to
doing development work. Il Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-29
WOOL.


ST. Louis, Aug, 9-Wool-Un-
changed territory and western medi-
ums, lsalS' fine medium, 1901. fine.
l5dl6.
New York. Avg. 2a-Cotton futures
FIRM Aus, l2.25: Sept. il.30. oct.
1905; Now 1921; Dec, 10, %; Jan,
1929 March, 1921
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, Aug, 90 Receipts. $40;
market unchanged. Native steers, 5000
$50; Texas and Indian steers, 2.15d3.60
Texas cows, 2.l0GS00; native cows and
helfers. 1J0Gl4O0 stockers and feeders
100000 bulls, l.7593l0; western
steers, 2s5Ql45 calves, 2.s5g5,5O;
western cows, l50Q2s5.
Hogs-Reeelpts, 1000, market steady.
Bulk Of sales. 5,45G5,70; heavy 5.2Od
$50 packers, Ji7haa6o medium, 5.5c
M5,65; light 5eOu5S0; workers. $3.50
$50 pigs. 5.65G5.SO.
sheep-Receipts. 800; market. steady.
Muttons. 260G425; lambs. S.O0G5.40;
range wethers. 25oQto0; ewes 2,5O9
800.
OMAHA
South Omaha, Aug. 29.-Cattle--Re-
ceipts, LOCO. market, steady. Native
steers. 400G5.60; cows and hefers, 400
m425; western steers 30QQ425; Texas
steers. 2.7513.65: western cows and
hefers, 225qS25; Gamers L75Q27b;
stcckers and feeders, 2i59l15: calves,
300q5.0o, bulls. stags, etc, 200GiO0
Hogs-Receipts 5000; market, steady
to strong. Heavy, 5.2O65,25; mixed. $50
N5.S5; light, 540G550: pigs, 6406555;
bulk OF sales. 5.251J4o.
Sheep Receipts. $4,000, market,
steady. Fed muttons, 3251350; weth-
crs, S.o06335: eWcs. 2,b0q3.eO. common
and stockers, 2.0oa2i0; lambs, 400
500
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BONDS.

| The ground floor OF the Deseret Naws
| Annex has been leased for an extended
term TO the four companies of which
Ihomas X. Cutler Is general manage,
a. q. Whitney, secretary and treas
urer' They are the Utah Sugar com
pany, Idaho Sugar company. Fremont
county Sugar company and the sugar
Clty Townslte company. The rapidlv
growing needs Of these concerns render
u impossible 10 secure the room thew d.
sired IN the main building OF the Des-
efet News, where the sugar companies
are now located, aud the change 10 the
new large offices win take place early ln
September a part OF the front wifi be
occupied by the broker OF the sugar
companies, Joseph Geoghegan. who win
also remove with them. The Annex floor
VIII be divided up into business offices
private rooms for the Office force. The
manager and the directors. Every finch
OF space In the Annex, above ana below.
Is now occupied
The Articles Of incorporation OF the
sugar city Townslte company were filed
IN the office Of the county clerk during
the past week AS already stated in
the News the company has nur.
chased $50 acres OF land IN Fremont
county Idaho, near the location Of the
Fremont County Sugar company fac
tory II VIII at once improve the lnnd
and divide II UP into town lots The
company j. capitalized NJ 5000 of
which $4,000 Is paid up The officers are
Joseph +, Smith president. Thomas n
Cutler, vice president and general man.
ager, II. G.. Whitney. SECRETARY and
treasurer. with John r. Winder. w. s.
Mccormick. Heller Grant. John II snry
Smith and John G, Cutler ~ members Of
The board
Salt Lake stands twenty-seventh this
week IN the list of cities whose bank
clearings are published by Bradstreet
that Is for the week ending last Thurs
day evening The figure Is s2Gis 90a,
a decrease Of iiS per cent New York
shows decrease Of i6.i per cent Bal.
timore Of 1874 per cent. Columbus
Ohio. Of 1874 per cent Sioux City OF
iO,S per cent Augusta, Ga, Of as
per cent Sioux Falls s. Dsof 10 q per
cent Galveston Of 2s.7 per cent.
The Studebakcr scompany has filed
with the county recorder a trust deed
OF t2O0o,oO0 In favor Of the Merchants
Loan and Trust company, 10 cover n
bond issue covering the South Rend
plant, The Utah branch Is not affect
ed.
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Salt Lake Bank Clearines

Salt Lake clearines for the
past week as compared with
the same week a year ago were
as follows.
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BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

Closing quotations today as re-
ported by Hudson & Sons Co..
brokers. were:
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REGULAR CALL SALES.

Carisa, 500 at 1874.
Daly-Judge. 200 at 200.
Daly-West rs at 20. 90; 20 at s9e7k.
Shares sold $50.
May Day. 5000 al i2.
Star Con, 1880 at 1871 1000 al
l6, seller SOi 500 at h6% sharles sold,
$500.
Silver Shield, 1000 at 12Ik; 5000 at
II. Shares sold, 1000.
Butler-Lioersl, 500 at Is.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Carlsa, 500 at 1914. buyer 30; 800
at is. Shares sold 1000.
Daly-Judge, 20 at 9.l0.
DAILY West, SO at 40 90.
May Day, 1000 at liz.
star Con-, 500 at 1873; 500 AT lsx;
800 at 1915; 500 at IS; 500 at i5G.
Shares sold, $500.
Butler-Liberal, 200 at Is.
California, 1000 at l2k,
REHABILITATION.
Shares. Value.
Regular Call 80. =. ..,i0,S5S s5,377. So
open board 80, go. 1913 1855 .12
Todays totals :. ..l7926 sS,6s2 rs
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BANK STATEMENT.

New York, Aug. 2s.-The statement
OF Averages OF the Clearinghouse banks
OF this city Tor the week shows:
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ORE AND BULLION.

Settlements Reported Aggregated the
Sum OF sd9i 400.
The ore and bullion settlements for
the fiscal week ending Aug, 2s. aggre-
gated the sum OF siel, 100, divided as fol-
1apas
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REHABILITATION.
AT THE BLACK JACK,

Today's totals =. ...i7,ssS ,sssg :
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-12-17

nothing to his sister, showing each day
an increasing interest in the accumulat-
ing presents in the locked room, and
finally, on Christmas eve, late in the
day, going back to the store where he
had made his purchases to ask what
had become Of the doll and the war
ship. 1t took a long time to find out the
right man, but at last very polite
clerk who had been answering questions
as fast as dozen people could ask them,
turned to him and said:
Murdoch? What address? Penrose
street or Penrose avenue?"
"Are there both?" asked the colonel,
as the possible blunder dawned on him
eyes; one on the West side, one on
the South side. Where did you wish
your goods to go?"
OF course, Penrose avenue is on the
South side and Penrose street is on the
West side, and Col. Battersly had him
self made the mistake. The goods had
been receipted for. the clerk told him.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-12-17

Col. Battersly, mt having seen his
sister in ten years decided to spend
Christmas at her hose. "A desultory
correspondence had made him vaguely
aware, of the fact that her husband, Cal
vim Murdock, had grown rich, and THAI
she had two children; boy and girl.
But he was not prepared for the luxurl-
ant conditions which he found upon en-
tering their splendid home. He was
never estranged from his sister, but
when she married Murdoch the soldier
brother had made up his mind that his
sisters husband was not "his kind.
In frontier barracks and foreign camps,
Col. Battersiy's life had been lonely.
He was a silent, elemental, passionate
man, whose rigid habits gave cold and
even hard exterior to nature essential
ly tender.
But the Murdocks gave Uncle Batter
sly a grand welcome. His sister kissed
him, the two children gave him their
hands with trained graciousness, and the
head of the house said: welcome to
the warrior-see, the conquering hero
comes!" This made the old campaigner
Ill at ease. He blushed like girl, and
thereafter found restraint in the, to
him, artificial atmosphere of the grand
house.
When the Christmas presents began
to arrive, and his sister showed them to
him, the colonel suddenly realized that
he must buy something for the children.
de said nothing about it, but spent half
Of the next day buying for his niece
French doll, with complete wardrobe,
and fully equipped steam battleship
for his nephew. 1t was a soldiers
choice-love and child for the little
woman, power and war for the little
man. "He was very careful about the
address, Mrs. Murdoch, 2441 Penrose
street."
He wondered why his gifts did not
soon appear in the grand array, but said
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-12-17

tree" said Horace, coming into the
parler whore Frances was putting up
holly for the great day. Imagine
waiting till three days before the
twenty-fifth before looking after dolls!
But it's not their fault, for Miss Gray
would have attended to it if her moth
er had not taken sick. Come, get your
sunbonnet and we'll make short work
of the infants"
I'm going to buy some candy and
fruit for the people at the hospital,
said Frances when the dolls were dis
posed of. Papa gave me some gold
pieces to spend and they are burning
holes in my pockets"
"a good idea. I'll go halves. for I
feel like celebrating, too"
Over and over again Frances wished
the folks at home could see her during
the happy holidays. Every letter as
sured them that she was having fine
time, but 1t is impossible to put the
spirit of good times on. paper. The
Christmas tree for the Sunday school
of Third street church was complete
success and then the young people
trooped off to the mission to distribute
gifts and candy to the factory people
who could not attend "the big church
up town."
Are you homesick, Fanny" asked
Nellie Devon, with an arm around
Frances as the gay crowd sat waiting
for the clock to strike IL on: Christmas
eve in Mrs. Towards old-fashioned
parlor. 81 don't want to remind you
of home or maze you sad, but you
must have so many pleasant things to
do in the city that we never heard
about" :.-
81 don't know what they are"
laughed Frances. Il think could give
the president information about The
Strenuous Life since I've been here.