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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-26

Ing % cents, and ranch butter liza 10
20 cents.
In green groceries lettuce, 8 punches
for 10 cents; Florida tomatoes sell at 10
cents per pound; spinach, cents per
pound. Utah asparagus sells at
pounds for Is cents and pounds foT 20
cents, new potatoes 5 pounds for two
bits Utah potatoes. pounds per quar-
ter; green pears, 20 and 80 cents per
Peck; caulllowcr, 10 cents. cabbage, .
cents grape fruit. 8 for two bits rad
lshes 3 punches for cents. Utah
beans, 10. onions. for cents.
Celery, cents per bunch California
dry onions, pounds for two bits;
cucumhers, 3 to 7ls cents each, Cali
fornia cherries, 20 cents per pound;
Utat cherries 3 pounds per quarter, pie
cherries, pounds per quarter, sweet
cherries, 10 cents; cantaloupes 20 cents
each.
II fruit, oranges are retained at
from e. to 60 cents dozen; bananas at
20 TO 20 cents; figs, to % cents
package. dates, 10 cents pound;
strawberries boxes for two bits; pine
apples. 80 cents
Fresh and cured meats are retailing
ut the following prices. Prime ribs OF
roast. liz cents; porterhouse steaks, 20
cents; mutton chops, 10 TO III cents;
veal, 10 "a 20 cents; pork, IS to IN
cents; lard 10 cents per pound, spring
lamb, 30 cents per pound for chops, legs
22la cents.
In the fish market pike at 90 cents
per pound Sacramento river shad Is
selling at Is cents. Shnmps are 20 cents
2 quart prawns are 40 cents a pound:
crabs at rs and 80 cents apiece salmon
trout. 80 cents pound; salmon. Is
cents; macklnac trout, white fish, ~
cents a pound; red snappers, 20 cents
black bass 30 cents, very scarce: fresh
niackerel 30 cents; fresh sea bass, tom
cod rock cod soles, founders. halibut,
herring, 2 pounds for quarter; stur-
geon, 10 CENTS; barracuda, 10 cents
private pond trout, 40 cents
In the flour and grain markets, prices
remain as follows; High patent flour,
SG5 a hpndredweight, straight grade,
$780, bakers grade. $40 Whole and
cracked corn, retailed at sl55, wheat
sl15 a bushcl; lucern. az cents q hun
dredwelght, timothy. % cents, rolled
oats, Sl.s0; rolled barley, s1.G5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-26
VISITED BINGHAM MINES.
Pres. white OF bingham Concludes
Investigations aud Departs,

President II. L. White OF the Bling
ham Consolidated, cane In last evening
from making an inspection Of the Dali
ton and Lark mine at Bingham which
Is one OF the properties OF his company.
He expressed himself as being well
pleased with conditions there. The
tunnel being driven has been complet-
ed to the length Of 6lO0 feet and Is
rapidly approaching the Brooklyn vein.
The flow Of water has receded about
one-half, there being about 2,OQO gal
lors coming out OF the tunnels mouth
az the present time"
President White spent a day In TIM
tic where he mhde an inspection Of the
Eagle and Blue Bell, now held under
on option by the Bingham Consolidat-
ed. He left last night for Montana
whore he has extensive mining inter-
ests.
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FORENOON TOTALS.
RAISED THEIR PRICE.
Owners OF Franklin Mine of Idaho
Want 100000 for Property.

The owners OF the franklin mine in
Pine Grove district, Ida. upon which
Butte parties failed to execute an ops
ton about 10 days ago. have raised
their price and declare they viii
not consider anything under 100000 FOR
&C. In speaking Of this property the
Boise Statesman has the following TO
say.
III was by a slip that the persons
who were to take the property permit
ted the option TO expire Instead OF
being on hand when the payment was
TO be made they telegraphed they
would be here, incidentally asking for
an extension OF three days to enable
them 10 reach Boise. They did not get
the extension and no one could get a
bond except az price more than twice
the figure OF the previous option. that
figure having been 800 600 The fact Is
that considerable development work
has been done ON the mine By the own
ers. az they have gone on with their
work. though the option had been Civ
en- The level has been extended until
II Is now nearly 200 feet long. an In
high grade ore. An upralss Of As feet
has been made IN ore and a Wine has
been sunk. The best ore found In the
mines Is az the bottom OF The Wine.
70 feet below the level In the level
the ore has been better for the last Zoo
feet than II was IN the first. That
nrst hundred made a showing that op-
ened the eyes Of an visitors The ore
body IS strong and II runs something
Ike 500 q ton The one that has been
milled was taken out IN running the
level. The vein was cut by crosscut
trnnel al depth Of 1870 feet.
The franklin property is located near
The lawunce Consolidated. which is
beins promoted by Salt Lake parties
anon, whom are W. }. Lawrence and
". A. Smith.
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MINING CONCENTRATES

Frank Morehouse is in Bingham to-
day,
Herman w Horne is IN the camp OF
Bingham today on professional bust
ness.
Secretary L. c. Brown Of the Erie
copper Mining company OF Beaver
county departed for camp last night.
Col S. b. Miner left last night for
Idaho TO be present at the opening for
settlement Of the land IN the vicinity
Of Twin Falls.
The Sacramento Gold Mining compa-
ny has declared It's dividend for June
amounting 10 5000 payable on July /.
Manager A. L. Jacobs OF the Butler.
Liberal mine Of Bingham Is In camp
today
The directors Of the New Pass Min
ing company. Of Nevada, have levied
a cents assessment. It Is the lnten-
ton to erect a mill
W. j. Lawrence left last night for
Idaho. He win go over to TWIN Falls
where he viii join Mr.. +. II, Bull.
who viii accompany him TO the proper
ties Of the Lawrence Con, In Gilmore
county, that state on a trip OF lnspec-
ton Mr., Buhl has become interested
IN the property
The second shipment Of ore from the
Lost Packer mine az Custer City. Ida
no is en- route 90 the local shelters
John Pinero and the Cleary brothers.
owners Of the Custer No, property in
the Loon Creek district Idaho, have
made q strike OF ore running better
than 500 ton.
The Gem mine near Baker city. Ore
gon, has been bonded to eastern par
ties for 500 0OO
Y, Z. Rigney, the mining expert and
engineer, has gone east on a business
trip, which VIII take him as far as New
York.
The Pacific Coast Miner Of san Fran
cisco Is out with q special edition de-
voted to the mining camps OF Utah.
II is a very credltable edition. cover
ing In detail an The principal camps OF
the state, with world OF interesting
information
Il Is expected that dirt win begin to
ny on the Bingham Copper Belt rail-
way extension within the next ten
days.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday afternoon were
as follows. Base bullion, S33,G00; gold
bars $500. gold. lead, silver and cop
per ores. Sl6joo. Total S5I5Oo.
Samuel Newhouse and NJ NJ. john
son are looking over conditions at the
Boston Consolidated today They
will leave for The Cactus mine in Bea-
Yer county early next week.
Taylor < Brunton receipted for cars
Of ores today; 1 from Modcna and
from Tintic.
4 car load OF Daly-Judge concen-
trqtes the FIRST turned cut since the
recent resumption Of operations at
that comganys min, has reached the
samplers.
COL w. A. Parish. general manager
OF the Majestic Copper company is On
the city today,
Capt Duncan McVichie, manager Of
the Bingham Con, departed for Mon
iana last night
Mr.. A. r. stevens. manager of the
Trade Dollar Extension Mining come
pany operating az silver city. Idaho
arrived In the city this morning Co con-
fer with local shareholders IN that corr
poration over the matter Of arranging
plan Of development for the future.
Samuel J Paul will dcpart This after
noon Tor American Fork canyon. where
he Is interested In some mining PROPOSE
ti0ns.
The price Of silver is little stronger
today
John GrOesbCck leaves shortly fof
Oregon 20 examine placer claims there
Tor New v-rk parties
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PERSONALS.

A. u. Force Of the Keith-O 'Brlen
company has gone to Paris Lyons and
Munich, on a,two months trip.
Mr. and Mrs. James Davis Of Lima,
o., parents of Frank Davis, and Mrs.
A. II, Seebass of Denver, sister OF
Nr. Davis, are in the city
Manager William Igleheart OF the
Herald has gone on business trip to
Chicago.
General Manager r. S. Campbell of
thp Light and Power company. is In
New York at present.
General Manager d. S. Murray Of
the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
company Is In Idaho on business con-
ncctod with the rural extensions.
w. II. Peabody of Laramie. is visit
ing In this city with his brother. AS
sistant Cashier A. H. Peabody OF the
Commercial National bank.
Q. j. Salisbury. Jr., and Robert w.
salisbury sons Of O. j. Salisbury OF
this city are home for the summer va.
cation from Cornell university where
they have just finished their fresh
man year.
Harold Fabian, son Of +. ]. Fabian
OF this city, Is home from Mercersburg
academy, one OF the great preparatory
schools of the country, to spend HIS
summer vacation The young man has
passed successfully his entrance exam.
nations at Yale, and Is considered as
standing good chance FOR the football
team and the crew.
A. +. Barnes has gone to Deep Creek
to look after his sheep interests at
that place,
p. 49, McKeon is up from Milford and
reports that Il Is the first week that
there has been no rain In that section
for some time. He says the farmers
are doing very well; better. in fact,
than they have in number Of years.
j. T. Woodsde and wife Of FL Paso,
Texas, are guests at the Wilson
Miss Emily C. Jessup Is home for the
summer vacation from Columbia col
lege. She is accompanied by her
brother Douglas w. Jessup, who is in
business IN New York,
Fred Myton, son OF Mai II r, Myton,
has returned for the summer vacation
from the military academy at Chester,
Pa.
Miss Mary Libby daughter OF Rev I,
c.. Libby, former pastor OF the First
Methodist church in this city, has been
married at Spokane to Rev. ]. l.. Car
penter
Rev =. A. Simpkin leaves next Mon
day on a two months visit TO the Brit
ish isles, and his former home at Lam
cashire
chief Loveless and Fireman Jensen OF
the Provo fire department have been
visiting In this city with Chief Devine,
and studying up on metropolitan meth
DDS Of handling fires.
Mr.. T.. j. DAWN, wife and daughter.
OF Ashland. H.. who have been visiting
In Los Angeles. have stopped over for
q few days 20 see the city with which
they are much delighted, and to visit
friends. They are at the Gladstone.
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STOCKS VERY
STAGNANT.
Prices Varied Little From Last
Nights Level,
WERE SOME FLUCTUATIONS.
Those I'm Iron and steel Trade Nos,
Affected Colorado Fuel Made
A Good Rally.

New York. June 49, Prices showed no
important changes from last nights level
ana dealings We're on a very small scale,
There was some confusion IN the price
fluctuations Of kindred stocks, more es'
pecially those having TO do win the ir9n
ana steel trade, For Instance. Colorado
Fuel declined rs while Car gained iAs ana
the United states Steel stocks were also
slightly better. The same divergent move
ments were noted ia the coal aud trans
continental groups, but The fluctuations
DID no eXceed small fractions. cast Iron
Pipe preferred sold at v decline Of AZ
Pennsylvania sold at ~. The general
market practically STOOD sun near noon
when active stocks hardened a traction,
Bonds were easier al noon.
Colorado Fuel after being neglected on
The decline, came into demand and rat
lied ~. Price movements were impereep
tlble.
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GuGGENHEiMs IN MEXICO.
Deal for the Esperauza Gold Mines
Almost Contaminated.

The Guggenheim Exploration COM
pany and the Venture company OF
London are about to consummate a
deal for the Esperanza mines In Mex
leo. The Esperanza property Is one Of
the finest gold producers IN the world.
II was originally examined for the
prospective purchasers some months
ago by Louis 5. Noble and on his re-
port an option was taken by the Gug-
genheim and Venture people the sell
ing price being S2,50O0oO.
The final examinations are now being
pnada
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MANAGER BURNS ENrHusED.
Highly Satisfied with the Green
River OH Fields.
speeIal Correapondence.

Special Correspondence,
Price, June 25.- Manager owen Burns
Of the on City OH company, arrived
from Chicago a few days ago and has
been looking over the Green River oil
fields, the property Of his company
Mr.. Burns says he feels highly satisfied
with the way things are looking at this
time. The work OF sinking the wells
is being pushed with the utmost Vigor
a big force OF men being employed
night and day. a large supply of coal
has just been shipped in and the pro
motors Of the property are manifesting
their faith In It's ability TO pay, by
making extensive preparations for It's
development.
MIR, Burns stated 20 your correspond
ent today that the wells had attracted
the attention Of some eastern capital
lists and in all probability the com
pany win receive an infusion Of gold
from these gentlemen as they are said
to be anxious TO buy In.
After few busy days spent IN
watching the progress Of the work, Mr.
Burns returned 10 Chicago. feeling very
much enthused over the prospects OF
the wells When he returns again he
expects TO bring some wealthy east
ern gentlemen with him.
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Weak
Hearts

Are due 10 indigestion. Nlneiy-nins Of every
one hundred people who have heart trouble
can remember when il vas simple indiges-
ton II is a scientific fact that all cases Of
aesn disease not organic, are not only
raceable 10, but arc the direct result Of indi-
gesilou. All food taken into the stomach
RhIch fails Of perfect digestion iermen,s and
swels the stomach, putting It Up against the
heart This inierieres with the action Of
he heart, and in the course Of time that
!sllcs,s bu, vial organ becomes diseased.
M D. Ssgb'e, q Nevada o.. ays. bad stomach
-cutb sri vas 70 tai silie $ had hear trouble
a,h o. took koid Dyspepsi Cure ior about four
1ahs ard il cured M.
kodol Digests What You Eat
nd rsllsyes tho stomach Of all nervous
train and the heart Of all pressure.
iatlas oaiy Sl.oo Size holding ~ tines the trial
Sis. which sells az soc.
repaired 30 = q, oswirr & CO., CHICAGO.
Sold by All Druggists.
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PRODUCE.

Chicago, June 9G-Cash: Wheat-No. 2
red. s. No, red, I5qis No. 2 hard win
ter. 81. No hard winter, iGaS0, No /
northern spring -; No. northern spring
Sqs3; No. Q spring, ioHn.
Corn-No. 2, 5lieNjlA. No. g. 5lG5iA.
Oats-No. 2. SO}s; NO. B. SslslliJ.
Close Wheat-July s2% old, S, Sep
TENDER YAS0is old SOS; December, ,sis,
old, laiA. May, 81.
5lh December igls May. 49,
Oats-June ~, July, ~; September,
3li4U3ls. Dectmber 3i4,
Pork-July, lj.sJ; September, 1900.
Lard July S2ils; september. S.i2i2i Oc'
tobcr. $40
Rlbs-July SS2ls September SIS; oc-
t0bcr S.Gia
Ry,-July "a, September. 53A
FlaN--Cash northwest, i.06.
1lm0fhy-Junc 1885.
CloYer-JUne no
BnTleN--CdSh ll
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VENUS TO START UP.
Stateline Mine Has Secured Funds
TO Go Ahead,

II Is stated on good authority that
very vigorous campaign Of development
win soon be lnaugurated az the Venus
property IN the SRtelne district II Is
said that the officers VI the company
have succeeded In getting a loan Of a
large sum which IS to be expended In
the purchase Of machinery and other
equipment and In the development Of
the mine.
Several Wyoming parties are among
the heaviest stockholders in the mine.
II Is said the loan amounts to over $780,
GOO
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IN BEAVER con.
Important Change In shan said to
Have Occurred.

Advioes received from Beaver COUNTY
today conveyed the information that
"a change had taken place IN the bottom
OF The Beaver Con shaft which Is down
90 a depth Of ever 800 feet. showing
very good copper values. Manager j. j.
Trenam. when seen this forenoon. COM
nfmcd The iumor. but he was not Vet
IN possession Of details so be could not
say how important The new develop
ments are. he 'Sil be advised probI-
blv later In the day.
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pIrrsBUKG no BE SOLD,
Idaho Mine ca Go Down Under the
Hammer Next Month.

The pittsburg mine located IN the
Caribuo mning district ida.. is to be
sold M Blackfoot in thar state, on
July i6. az receivers sale The min Ia
On debt % the amount o. about S25.0og
and Is equipped aith O good mill
After the sale and reorganization Of
the company % is proposed 90 4..0W
an present stockholders 20 eel into the
new organization by paying their pro
rata OF the Indebtedness
\. b.. White, who served the COM
pany as superintendent Tor a Ions time,
declares that there is CROUCH ore
blocked out In the mine and available
10 pay OF the whole Of the debts
against the concern.
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LIVE STOCK.


Chicago, June 29.--Cattlo. Receipts 5000
Steady. Good 10 prime steers 6l0d5.jO;
poor TO medium t&ai.90; stockers and
feelers 2.l5ltl 10, cows, l.OJli 30; heifefs,
2.20U4.S0; Gamers, i6OW2.S1, bulls zoo
$50; calves. 2.50n6O9, Texas fed steers,
3.jOa4 &c.
Hogs Receipts today 1900 tomorrow,
l20OJ, left over, 500, 5dlQc higher Mixed
g5.S light 5.SOu5.lO. bulk OF sales, $50
nj.@.
heep--Receipts, 1000 Sheep slow
lambs slow. Good TO choice wethers, $40
N5.00 fair to choice mixed, 5.OOQ4,Z
western sheep, 2.50Mi.gO, native lambs,
4,00a6 IS. western lambs.
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President Mucklow aud Party VIII
Arrive This Evening.

A party Of officers and stockholders
In the Majestic Copper Mining 4 smelt-
ing CO., who are coming Ia Look
over the Beaver county proposition be.
ing worked out by that corporation is
scheduled TO arrive this evening.
In the party is President W. b..
MuclsloW. OF Hartford Conn., Vice
President and Manager W. II. AloNau-
der Of Chicago and Assistant Secretary
W. H. Merriam. The latter VIII have
charge OF the Salt Lake Office. The WIS.,
itors win be- Joined here by General
Manager william 4. Parish who VIII
accompany the visitors to Milford.
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SALT LAKE MARKETS.

There are a number 81 changes in the
3cal retail markets this week. But
ter is weak, cheese and ranch butter
are plentiful Chickens continue scarce,
they are slow IN being marketed, and
may be had at 20 cents up to 22h cents
Tor spring. per pound Eggs command
20 and p cents. The butter market Is
steady with the best creamery bring
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Chicago wheat.

Chicago. June % The opening In wheat
was extremely. nervous. July was on "
10 * at S2is 90 81 and September was
shade higher 10 %dis lover at 1si4 TO 97s,
There was rush TO sell September on
reports Of rains al Winnipeg and North
within the FIRST half hour. while July sold
N 10 So.
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PactoIus ore Coming.

The Initial carload shipment of ore
from the Pactolus mine In Nevada, In
which q number Of salt Lake citizens
have become Interested. is expected to
arrive In the local market In a few
DAYS
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U,ah.oueen 10 shin.

Morris r. Hunt win leave in few
days for Dry Canyon Tooele county.
TO lcck after the matter OF getting a
shipment of ore ready for the market
FROM that property.
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WOOL
81. I.0Ins

ST. Louis. June -Wool-unchanged
Territory ana western mediums ljaih;
fine. llql6, coarse. l3ab.
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REGULAR CALL.

Con. Mercur. 20 al Las.
lngot, 1000 at H.
Lower Mammoth, 100 at 81: 300 at
SSh 100 at So. 100 at s2ie. 500 at Sc. 800
at slh; 100 at Si&. Shares sold i,7Q.
May Day, 800 at i9iz;' 500 at 1914.
Shares sold 1000.
star Con, 600 at 2iia; 500 at a. Shares
sold l,iOO.
New York, 600 at 21h.
Victor Con, 400 at 1917 500 at 20.
OPEN BOARD CALL.
Daly-Judge, 90 at 1896.
Lower Mammoth, 100 at 81; 100 at 81
y 10.
Star Consolidated, 200 at 2als.
Ben Butler, 500 at l2A,
New York, 500 at 2lia.
Victor Con, 500 at 90
Comstock, 100 at 90.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas city, June &-Cattle-Recelpts
20, Strong. Native steers, 5000 10;
Texas and indian steers, 2,iOd43J, Texas
cows, 2.00Q3, IS. native COWS and helfers
bulls, 2.50a3.Ij, calves, 2.j0u6.i0; western
steers, 2.l5n4,j0 western cows, 2WQS.3O.
Hogs RECEIPTS GOO Market strong 10
be higher, Iulk of sales, 5.i0a5.5y, heavy,
5.i0no,5j. packers, b,Sja5.e0; medium 90
1850 light 5.S545.55; workers.. 5.45Q5 30;
pigs. 5,3oN5.55,
Sheep Receipts 500. Market strong.
Muttons, 3,30g5.l0 lambs, g. lac 70, range
wethers, 3.60aj.4O, ewes, 3.4la5.9.
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OMAHA.

South Omaha, June 26.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 1909 Market lOo higher, Native
steers. i2ju5.25; cows and hoifers, $3.50
40, Gamers. 2.OOfl5,0O; stockers and feed
ers, 2.i5u4jO, caves S,00Q6,50 bulls,
stays etc. 2.I5ni2j
Hogs Receipts 400. Market l0c high
cr Heavy, 5.Gd5.i5, mixed 6.&,5lj;
light. j.6ia5.ie pigs, 5.Da5,t5 bulk OF
sales, $4,000
sheep Receipts. 100 Marker steady,
Fed mugtans 3.50N5 70. wethers, i.0Va4,30;
ewes. 9.5Ja40' common and stockcrs 200
N3.i5, lambs, A.59n5,5O
DENVER.
Denver. June 26-Catile- Receipts 800,
Steauy Beef steers. S,i5N4.l5, cows, 3.i04
4.J0 siockers and feeders freight paid
70 the river. 3.O0pi%, bulls siass. etc.
l.J13. 20
packers, 5.5Oao 90; mixed. j,oJq6,t5. heavy
g. 70Md %.
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