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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-25
New Management Now IN Charge
Of Eagle and Blue Bell
PUSHING WORK VIGOROUSLY
Two shifts Busy nj the Lower naih-
moth Lrasers ON BulliOn-beek
Ground Doing Well
speclal Correspondence,

Special Correspondence
Eureka, April g. Harrison Clement
has been made superintendent Of the
Eagle and Blue Bell mine and has tax
en- charge. John H McChrystal VIII
remains at the mine until Mr.. Clement
becomes familiar with the workings
j. b. Creighton, OF the Tesora, will be
assistant superintendent and VIM. I.
Deans viii have charge Of the UNDER
ground workings The force Is being
gradually increased and the drifts will
be opened In the south end to intersect
the east and west ore channels. The
future promises great things for the
Eagle and Blue Bell.
The camp of Mammoth shipped last
month over 5000 tons Of ore.
Two shifts are being kept busy at the
Lower Mammoth mine under Supt.
William Ball, In sinking the shaft Good
shipping ore Is still being taken from
the 100 and 1900 foot levels and sent
10 the smelters
Harry Mc'ate and Gus FRANKIE are
more than pleased with the lease they
have taken on the Bullion Beck prop
erty. They have struck lot of good
ore,
by cavern In an old stope at the
Star Con, work was delayed for a day
this week.
A contract for 100 feet Of drifting viii
be let on the Old Colony to connect
with the east assure Of the Lower
Mammoth.
ID, y. Hanks, ct al have taken a lease
on the l,O0O-leyel Of the Bulli9n- Beck
and are producing a good quality OF ore.
A car OF siyer-lead ore viii be
shipped from the Little Chief property
in few days
The water is being pumped out Of the
South Swansea property at Silver city
and when this Is accomplished sinking
will In all probability be resumed
Fred and August Schmidt formerly
owners Of the La Refine mine have Sc
cured a good lease at the Carlsa and
are now buslly engaged in taking out a
fine quality OF copper ore. There are
several leasers In this property who are
making money owing to the fair treat =
ment they are receiving at the hands Of
the owners, who only hold out one
third Of the ore value as royalty.
A new boiler has been installed on
the Emerald property at Robinson and
everything is moving lively there The
mine is undergoing great deal Of de-
velopment work.
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J. c. Cutler. Jr., sold last evening,
81 shares Of Greeley sugar stock at
Sl2i per share. The company pays an
annual dividend In May.
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MINING coNcENTRArEs

The Stockton Gold Mining & Milling
Co has a car Of high grade ore at lhe
sampler today
j. NJ. Hamilton has returned from a
trip 20 Nevada He visited Deep creek
where he has extensive interestes.
II. s. Joseph manager Of the Carisa
mine, visited that Tintic property yes
terday
The Dnly-Judge Is marketing about
so tons OF ore per day
S. S. Clawson departed last night for
New York on mining business.
A telegram received from Senator A..
y. Lewis, states that his arrival home
has been DELAYED until next Monday,
supt. Frank Keith Of the Bamberger-
De Lamar mines is up from De Lamar
New
It Is reoorted that the fianl payment
win be made by the Annie Laurie Min.
ing Co., for the Golden Star mine, Gold
Mountain district, on next Tuesday
The sum aggregates 100000.
Treasurer A. A. Ball, OF the Annie
Laurie mine is up from Kimberly
L. II .Outzen, manager Of the Annie
Laurie Extension nine has gon, to 81.
Louis In the interest OF that Gold
A Boston paper says; "rhe changes
made In the directory OF the United
States Mining company have been IN
contemplation some time, and u Is Ike
ly that more new interests may go into
the board The street takes kindly TO
the new names The same publication
In another place adds; United states
Mining gains in speculative favor.
There Is a mint Of money IN the board
OF directors and where the mint is men
gather about for gain
Broker Milton Joseph departed today
on trip TO the eastern states.
Asst supt. Farley L. Williams, j.,
Of the Highland Boy mine, at Bingham
was in from camp today.
secy l.. G. Brown OF the Erie Copper
mine Is expected home from the east In
a few days.
Manager W. c. Orem came In from
the York mine in Bingham las night.
He reports that excellent progress is
being made with development work
Broker II, b. Cole expects to go east
on a business trip soon.
supt. Claude Wheeler Of the South
Swansea, at Tintc, had his right leg
badly crushed at that property yester-
day big sinker pump was being
moved into the hoist 'Shen It slipped
from the truck and caught Mr..
Wheeler, pinnlng him 10 the wall, He
came in from camp for treatment last
night
Taylor & Brunton reported the receipt
Of II cars Of ore today, 10 from Tintlc
and one from Nevada
Another raise In silver today.
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|locaI Market Closed in Splendid
Shape,
THE WHITE METAL DID IT.
patv. West Increased Nearly s4'Oo I"
share since Monday = TRACING
spirited Oh 'Chsngc Today

The week ends with mining stocks IN
splendid condition The market hau
not been in as good condition Tor some
time and the change for the pet
fer is caused by the very aeeep-
table raises noted during the week
On the quotations for silver. The stock
of the silver producing mines has been
materially enhanced in value. This fact
IS particularly demonstrated by the ac-
tons Of Daly-west. on Monday fore
noon the closing bid for 1t was register
ed at s42.s7h, while on the open board
today Il transferred at $3.50 an ad-
vance OF nearly 81 per share during the
week. The stock was in strong demand
today, and the opinion was freely ex-
pressed that II the price Of the whitlee
inctal does not react. II will reach SoO
ner share before the expiration OF an.
other week. Lower Mammoth enued
slIghtly lower: Con Msrcur failed 70
recover from Its bearish attack anu
closed eight cents lower. Sacramento
came into the pit today III strong favor
Up TO yesterday afternoon slugglsn-
ness prevailed on the floor OF tne sloch
exchange. but then business began 10
pick up and this forenoon the bldding
was quite animated at times. The trad-
ing was well distributed even among
the speculative class.
The totals for the week were low
amounting to 246,Tg2 shares, which
brought yl42.0Il.25.
The quotations and sales Of the day
were as follows
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TRADE VERY
MUCH IMPROVED
Responded Promptly to Better
Weather Conditions,
SOME BRANCHES BACKWARD
Collections Not Quite SO Good as
Might be-Outdoor Work 10
Active.

New York, April PAR. G. Dunn & Co =
weekly review Of trade tomorrow will
say; Trade responded promptly to bet
ter weather In many sections OF the coun-
try, notable activity appearing In season.
able lines Of wearing apparel, yet whole
salers report conservatism Us compared
with earlier months this year. although
business Is more active than Il was a
year ago. Some branches are stlll back
ward and there Is more or less complaint
regarding collections. while renewals
are frequently asked.
outdoor work is being vigorously pros.
ecuted agricultural communities en-
deayoring to make up lost time. and
structural undertakings call FOR large
quantities Of lumber and building mate
rails, sustaining quotations. Labor prob
lens are being carried on with CELEBRITY.
Lake navigation has had the expected
effect In reducing rail freight congestion
and shipments are more prompt yet there
is no diminution In the splendid increase
Of gross railway earnings, which thus
far show gain OF 1871 per cent over
last years figures for April and 80
per cent over 1901.
Three facts are especially noteworthy
as to the situation In the iron and steel
industry. Scarcity OF coke Is no longer
cause for complaint. on the contrary, in
some cases deliveries are so large as ia
threaten accumulation, and predictions as
10 the pcrmanence OF high prices have
ceased.
while dry goods markets have enjoyed
a better spot demand because Of fine wea-
Their, conditions al the Leading textile
mills have not materially Improved. lu-
creased orders are chiefly confined TO spe-
ciaitics. Last weeks slight improvement
IN heavy woolcns has been barely main.
tanned ClOthlefs complain Of tardy de-.
lyenes Of samples which may Affect
subsequent business
New England manufacturers OF boots
and shoes report q seasonable lack OF new
business. and further contracts from iol..
bers are not expected during the next
fortnight. Increased activity and
strength have come iu Chicago packers Of
hides With the advancing season.
Fluctuations Ia quotations Of the great
staples have been less extensive during
the past week. with a slightly higher
level as the net result. and only a fair
degree Of activity.
Failures this week were los in the
United States, against 2l2 last year and
Is Ia Canada. compared with Is a year
ago"
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indications Point to a Brisk Sum-
mer in Realty Circles
NEW CORPORATION RUM0RS.
Talk Of the Formation Of Big heh
Estate Company 10 Comprise
Local Men Only

Trade throughout the city Is re-
ported as fair in all departments. The
railroad developments Of the past week
have probably done more to stimulate
activity In real estate than In any other
branch Of business. On every hand are
heard expectations of a brisk summer
In realty circles. Rumors are afioat OF
the possible formation of the biggest
real estate corporation yet organized In
Utah, one to consist OF leading capital
lists who will form company for the
purpose OF seeing that real estate
''snaps" are not taken up by outside
boomers. IL the co.npany is formed on
the lines proposed, It will have a board
OF directors consisting of number OF
the leading financial men Of the city.
Brokers report the week as fair In 10
cal stocks. The advance In the price of
refined sugar has had the effect OF still
fleming Utah common, and II has add
vanced to $40 bid with no deals in
sight. On the stock exchange AS5 was
asked.
Ill.,
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Advertising Beaver County.

"a story in Copper Illustrated by
Pick and Drill" is the title page Of a
prospectus just issued from the pres ,
by Manager Ben T. Lloyd for the Cop
per Mountain Mining and Milling COM
pany. The book Is probably the neat
est thing Of the kind ever circulated in
salt Lake. While Il was gotten up ex-
prcssly for the benefit Of the Copper
Mountain, which is recognized as being
enc Of the most valuable mines in the
Beaver county copper belt, II contains
a world Of information concerning thl :
great minerallzed region. II contains
about 20 half-tone Illustrations.
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PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION.
Organization Committee VIII Hold a
Meeting ON Monday.

The committee on organization OF the
proposed Utah ore Producers assocla
lion are scheduled 10 hold a meeting
next Monday afternoon. The meeting
win be held IN the directors room Of
the Utah National bank
At this time secy. Daily stated today.
the date for the next meeting OF tht
producers will be held.
Prof. ]. L. Talmage and Clarence T.
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Buckbee's Idaho Venture.

The American Mines company, says
the Boise Statesman, has made sub
stantial payment on the bond II holds
on the Lucky Ridge group OF mines
In Pearl The property was owned by
Finley Monroe of Emmett to whom the
payment was made through a Boise
bank, In a letter received in the city
from A. Buckbee the president of the
company, he stated the property has
been equipped with one of the best
hosting and pumping plants in the dis
fNiat
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NAY ENrER BINGHAM.


The representatives OF the United
states Smelling company Of Colorado
who have been ploted about Bingham
By D. c. Jacklng during the past few
days have taken their departure.
Messrs. Penrose and MCNEIL going on
to Grants Pass, Ore, and Mr. Jacklng
returning 10 the Centennial state.
The party made an inspection OF the
properties owned in the "Old Reliable
camp owned by Col. f., A. Wall. Their
investigations may result in the launch
ing Of another big enterprise.
Col Wall intmated today that while
an offer had been made him he had not
fully concluded TO accept the terms. II
Is quite portable. however that a deal
VIII be consnmmatel.
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COPPER BULLION SHIPMENTS
United States Mining Company Sen,
Out Four Car Loads.

The copper bullion shipments made
this weelefrom the independent smelt-
ers In the valley were about the same
us usual. The United States Mining
company dispatched -four carloads,
2i,S69 pounds; the Highland Boy -four
cars, A2,0OO pounds, and the Bingham
Consolidated forwarded its regular
amount
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PRICES or SILVER,
White Metal Has Recorded Startling
Advances This Week,

silver took another flight today and
reached the highest point touched since
last September II Is quoted al 5Sid
cents per ounce and the prediction Is
made that Il hasn't stopped yet Many
Of the talent are very hopeful OF II
landing az 60 cents before II goes down
again; but this remains to be seen. on
Monday the metal was quoted at 5Oss
cents; Tuesday It went up to 5OA cents.
Wednesday It made leap to 5lia cents.
yesterday It took wings and landed AT
52S cents
Copper has been quoted during the
week at IA cents per pound and lead at
$3.50.
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INDUSTRIAL AND BANK.
REGULAR CALL SALES.


Ajax, 500 at 25is; 800 at &C.
Carisa, 1875 at IA; 1000 al 1874
Con. Mercur, 500 at l.4l; 200 at i.i2; 900
al l42h 200 at LAZY.
Daly-West. % at 1910; 30 at $780,
Is at 1905; % at 45.97is.
Lower Mammoth, 1000 at "a: coo az
tsls 30 0at 53A 200 at 54is; 1000 at
6ih 100 at "a s go
Ontario, i25 at $50.
Sacramento. 500 al IS 50. 800 az 2S.
800 az 2Sik. 1000 at PSI: 700 at zsA s 30.
Silver Shield, 1000 at Ga.
Sunshine. 100 at /.
la Refine, 1000 at g.
Martha Washington. 5000 al g.
Wabash, 1000 at %.
INDUSTRIAL STOCK SALES.
Utah Sugar preferred, 29O at $50.
Utah Sugar. CON-, LOCO at 4.20.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Daly-west, at 1850; Is at 1875.
Silver Shield. 800 at 67s.
Joe Bowers 500 at ca.
Martha Washington. 1000 at s; 1000
st 3H.
Mabash. 100 al 2sA 80 0at 90.
Yankee Con, 1000 at &C.
RBeAPITULATloN
Shares sold. Value.
Mining regular call ...2O635 $50 700. So
Mining open board .....ll,127 2090.25
lndustrials ... ........ 800 2.59S00
Todays totals .S2.0s2 s25 297. IS
Weeks totals ..,...2i6,1 1872 Sl42.O7l %
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Tintic Ore shipments,
special Correspondence.

Eureka, April A.-The shipments
from the Tintlc district are on the in
crease. The number Of cars of ore this
week amounted to l45 The Centennial
Eureka and Grand Central leading the
list The gradual rise in the price OF
the precious metals will add to the list
OF shippers and the prospects OF the
district are growing brighter daily,
The following mines are the producers
this week
Bulllon-Beck. {; Centennial Eureka,
l3; Carisa, 10; Dragon Iron mine, II;
Eagle and Blue Bell, s: Gemini 10;
Grand Central, q; La Clede. /; Lower
Mammoth, 4; Mammoth. II: Star Cons,
2; Victor, g. Yankee Cons, ); total, l45.
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Drifting In Progress on the 800
Foot Level.

Manager NJ ]. True. OF the Black
bird Copper company, operating in Con-
per gulCh. Beaver county said this
morning that good progress Is being
made with development work there
The forces employed are doing some
drifting on the ore bodies on the 80
foot level
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NEW YORK.
SAN FRANCISCO.
CHICAGO MAY WHEAT.

Chicago April 25--wheat opened
quite but steady with May unchanged
to We lower at T7% to TN, and July a
shade to &c higher at 72H6D72% to T2%.
severe break occurred In the middle
OF the seislon, May declining to 764 and
July TO 72ha72A.
May closed at loss Of Nc at 77ik;
while July was hqhc lower at 72A %
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Sacramento Dividend.

As stated some days ago In the
News that they would do. the dl
wctors Of the Sacramento Gold MIN
ing company met yesterday afternoon
and posted the usual monthly dividend
Of $1,000. The books close this evening
and the date OF payment Is Friday,
May /,
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workings until flooding compelled a
cessation OF operations there,
AS the property will soon be
thoroughly drained by the tunnel ana u
TO he extensively worked ms season,
II viii no doubt soon be hitting tne
market with large and regular snip
mentg.- Bulletin.
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GEO. ROBINSON ARRIVES.
Contracts for Yampa Plant To be
Let at Once.

Manager G. II. Robinson OF The Tin
tic Mining & Development company, re-
turned from the east last evening".
The contracts for the construction OF
the new mating plant fot the Yampa
mine at Bingham will follow in a few
days.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, April 25--ciose:
wheat-May. 77h; July, 72hQ72%;
Sept. esf..
corn--Msy. Ak; July. ASK; Sept. Az
as.
Oats-May. 3ix; July. 3i%; Sept 2sss.
Pork-May, is.22al; July. i7.i7ss; Sept,
l1.lQ.
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INNING, BUSINESS And STOCKS.

Allen are expected TO deliver short talks
ON subjects Of interest to mining men
at the next gathering, which Will pro-
badly be held at the Commercial club.
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WOOL

ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. April 25.-wool-- Quiet, un.
changed, Territory and western medi-
ums' lSql7c: fine. llqi6c; coarse, 100
15c.
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ORE AND BULLION.
Settlements for The Week as Re.
ported los Mccormick n Co

The ore and bullion settlements FOR
the fiscal week ending last night. as
reported by Mccormick & CO.. amounted
90 the sum OF s369.S7l. as follows.
Daya Ha1f
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ARRIVE SALT LAKE CITY

No. 12-From ogden and all in
termediate points ..........,.,.. 9:05 O. m.
No. 5--From Provo, Grand juno
ton and the east ...........,,.. 1885 a. m.
No. l--From Provo. Grand june
ton and the east ..........,,....12:3 5 .. m.
No. 3-From Provo. Grand juno
ton and the east 1850 p. m.
No. 9--From Provo, Bingham,
Eureka. Marysvale, Mantl. He
Der and intermediate points,, 500 pm.
No. 6-t'rom ogden and the west $40 O. m.
No. 2-From ogden and the west 1905 pm.
No. 4--From ogden and the west sac I'm.
No. 7--From Eureka, Payson,
Provo and intermediate points 1000 am.
No. 10i-From Park City ...,... b:l5 pm.
Perfect dining car service.
Sleeping cars TO Chicago without
change.
Ticket Office. 100 West Second South.
Postofiice corner. Phone 95.
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1--WE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. April 25.--Cattle-Receipts,
400 Good 10 prime steers, nominal:
poor to medium, 5lOn5.70. stockers and
feeders, i.25@5.i0: cows, 30Oais0; heit-
ors. i.5OGl.75 Gamers, 2.50f5.00: bulls
l.5OG2.75: calves, 2b0645O; Texas fed
steers, 2.75d6i0; western steers, 4OOn
500.
Hogs-Receipts. today. 10000: tomor-
row 30 600; left over. $500: steady. 8
cents lower. Mixed and butchers, $3.50
725: good to choice heavy, l.SVgl49'
rough heavy. 7l007.So; light s.SoGf.l5;
bulk OF sales. 7.05G725.
sheep-Recelpts. 1000; sheep nominal,
lambs. nominal; good TO choice weth-
ers. 450a5.0o; fair 10 choice mixed. $40
G475; western sheep, 450n5.oo; native
lambs, A5Oa6,Jo; western lambs. 4SoQ
$50.
OMAHA.
South Omaha. April 25.--Cattle-Re-
celpts. $500: market. steady. Native
steers, 4.25d5.25: cows and heifers. S.25
d45O: Gamers, 200 800: stockers and
feeders, 3.0OH5O0 calves. 3.5o6e.75;
bulls, stegs. etc, 2.75d450
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; market shade
stronger. Heavy. 7O5d715; mixed. 7o5
6710; light. 7.oOd7.1O; pigs, 6.ooQ10o;
bulk OF sales. 10sa710.
sheep-Recelpts none; market.
steady. Fed muttons, b.25d6.00: weth-
ers. A75d525; ewes. 3.75d44o; common
and stockers, 2.boa425; lambs, $500
100
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo-, April 25.--cattle
Receipts, 200: market unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts 1900: market weak.
Bulk OF sales, 70s--7.l5; heavy. 710Q
7.l5: packers. 0n707il: medium. 700
a712h; mixed. s.7591o5; workers.. ESQ
7.O5: pigs. s.5o6ss5
Sheep Receipts. none; market un-
changed.
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BANK CLEARINGs.

Bank clearinge throughout the unlte1
States and Canada for the week ending
Friday. April q, 1900. were;
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Lard-May s,s6ass7ls; July, s.e2A@
1855.
Ribs-May s,7S; July. ss5@es7M;
Sept, 9b7h.
Flax-cash. N. W.. lie.
Rye--May, 80.
Barley-Cash, 1904.
Timothy, 1885,
Cash-W heat--No. 2 red, 77Is; No. =
red, 7O@75 No. hard winter 7iQ75:
NO 3, hard winter. GSQ75; No. north
ern spring 79@SO: No. 2 spring, 7S@sO:
No spring. 7O@79.
Corn-No, 2, 45045ik; No. 3. 32iA.
oats-No 2, S2ls; No. 8, 2llQ32.
NEW YORK.
New York,April 25.--wheat-R Receipts.
1920 bushels. Generally firm and
higher on a scare OF local shorts and
sympathy with corn. May. Size: July
10 l5-l6@77k; Sept, 74h@7a.
SAN FRANCISCO
San Francisco. April 25.-Wheat--
Weak; Dec, 12i; spot. dull, 1850. 3s%
Barley--Weak; May, Log; Dec, 30;
cash, Ito.
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AiSi NJ Vi g |!9!9! 6RAx @I
lid GPANiiil' W lE51EERReA@
Current Time Table.
LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY.

Yer and points east ......n,,,.. sac am.
and ali points east ',.',''..'.''. s:l5 p. IN.
No. 4-For Provo, Grand Junction
and all points east ......,,.,.,.. $40 ?. IN.
No. l0-For Bingham, Lehi Pro-
vo. Mantl, Marysvale, Heber
and intermediate points 80. 500 am.
and all Intermediate points, ~, 500 pm.
No. ll-For Ogden and all inter-
mediate points .................. 6:l0 p. m.
No. 3-For ogden and the west. IL 100 ?. m.
No. l--For Ogden and the west. IL 80 pm.
No. 5-For Ogden and the west. $3.50 am.
No. lo2-For Park City ........... S.l5 am.
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BANK STATEMENT.

New York. April 25.-The statement
OF averages Of the clearing house banks
Of this city for the week shows:
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Amalgamated Copper. =. =. ,,,... 63S
American Car Il Foundry. .,.... 40
American Locomotive, y. =. ...... ~
American Smelling & Refining 80. 81
Am. Smelling & Refining pfd,. :. 81
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. :. =. 80. So
Colorado Fuel & Iron. =. :. ...... 65h
International Paper. =. E. :. 80. 15A
National Biscuit. :. =. =. :. 80. Az
National Lead. 49,. ., ......" E. 24H
Northern Securities. -. E. 80. sSA
Pacific Mail......... E. :. =. go. Ah
PEOPLES Cas-. =, .,.. 49,. 10i
Pressed Steel Car. !. :. :. :. 49,. 6l9s
Pullman Palace Car, -. =, :, So. 21S
Standard OIL. ;. :. :. go. $50
Sugar. -. =. -. -. ...... :. l25h
Tennessee Coal & IRON. :. E. 80. 50
United States Steel. q. :. ......., 3o4s
United States Steel pfd,. =. =, :. :. @Is
Western Union. :. =, =. .. Sor2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-25

Salt Lake stands thrtieth In this
weeks list Of cities in Bradstreets re-
port. with the clearings quoted as So
900 1888. The decrease is "a per cent.
New York shows a decrease Of 81 per
cent. Providence, II per cent: Augusta,
Ga. 81 per cent; Hartford Conn. II per
cent; Topeka, Il per cent; Lowell. II per
cent; Decatur Ills. Is per cent. The
average decrease Of clearings In the
country for the week Is 20 per cent.