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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-03
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. April Before trading began
in the wheat pit news from across the
sea was scant owing TO foreign exchanges
being closed. About the only figures Of
any consequence were those of Bran =
streets. showing small worlds shipments
OF wheat and flour Under the influence
OF the decreased movement. firm tone
prevailed at the opening. July beingp up
Is to = II S1& to IS. The market became
still stronger in sympathy with strength
in corn and oats. Shorts WHO did not
care To carry lines over Sunday covered
freely. Prices responded to tho demand
and advanced easily. July selling up 10
SSi4. Great preponderance of shipments
over receipts Of wheat a St. Louis and
Kansas CITY was also a bull FACTOR. Re
ceipts al the two points amounted to only
4o.,',g bushels and shipments TO 353 900
bushels Toward the latter part OF the
session, however. sentiment temporarily
changed TO the bear side. A reaction had
occurred in coarse grains which induced
considerable selling of wheat Private
crop reports gave indications OF "A fair
Yield. and this information brought cut
additional sales. Under this selling July
declined TO SIS The market rallied just
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-03
DAYS OIL DEVELOPMENT.
Union cOmpany's Expert Driller Ar
riVeS

rives.
A. J. Wallace. the Union Pipe Line COM
pany's expert driller came In from Penn
syvania Friday night. preceding by a day
President RavensSrOft and other promi-
nent members of Iilc company. Tomorrow
meeting Will be neld and then place
TO sink the first we'll will be, chosen and
active operations begun. AIR. Wallace
comes full of enthusiasm and very CON-
fident of results, his Investigations of
several weeks ago convincing him FULLY
OF the worth of the field.
Friday large party of local and east
ern oil men. including A. ]. Cooke c. II.
Bowlby and a Mr.. Munnier of Waynes-
burg, Pa visited the Guffey-Galey we'll
and were very cordially entertained bv
Superintendent Rumbaugh They re-
turned with samples of the sand through
which the drills are now passing. and
when Messrs. Bowlby and Munuier left
for the east last night II was with sam
pies or different material from tue bore
that they propose TO have analyzed Mr.
Cooke. who has mining interests at Dry
canyon, but who Is an enthusiastic oil
operator nevertheless. has decided to re-
main few days longer and come back
again after making a trip home
While particular information concerning
the progress being made al the Guffev-
Galley bore is studiously withheld bv Nj
humDaugh, he frankly admits that con-
ditons are such that he is still able TO
continue with eight-inch pipe and is max
ing good Roadway.
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P. L. KIMBERLEY HERE.
viii Spend a Few Days in Looking
After His Interests Here.

p. /. Kimberley came I'm from the east
Friday night for the purpose of looking
INTO his various interests on this end of
the line. and before his departure il is
expected that he Will take in several of
the camps. Today, in company with
waiter q Filler, he viii most likely visit
the Honerine. where important Develop
ments have been made Underground. and
where the mill has been brought down to
work since he was last at camp
In view Of the tapping OF the ledge in
No. tunnel at the Annie Laurie. an ef-
tort VIII be made to have Mr. Kimberley
take IN That property also during his
stay while there IS every likelihood that
he will also take a run up 20 Idaho Win
Mr.. t1Ier and note the progress Of work
at the Twin Falls comDany's big bind
reclamation enterprise -.
wizard +. Snyder who has been de-
tanned a day or two longer in the east
than he ANTICIPATED -WiA likely reach
nome tomorrow night. i'm company with
Saptan duncan McVichie OF the Bling
ham Consolidated
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PANACA MINES SYNDICATE.
Work at It's Bonded Properties Near
Calientes to Be Resumed

The Pauaca Mines syndicate which has
been operating a big group of gold claims
I'm the old Chief mining district about
seven miles northwest OF Galleries. and
which ordered work suspended sometime
ago, VIII resume at once. &. O. White
more stated yesterday that his syndicate
had secured favorable concessions and
an extension OF the bond which justified
the continuation OF developments and he
had no doubt would result in the final
acquisition Of the property and its ulti-
mate equipment with a MILL. though the
latter feature Of the undertaking was a
long way off
A SHAFT has already been sunk 10 n
depth OF 600 feet and the ledge explored
for "a distance OF 100 feet in each direction
from the bottom. The vein at that depth
averages something like eight feet i'm
thickness and the sampling of the ores
discioses average values OF better than 81
in gold per ton. The intention now is 10
sink the shaft 20 the 500-foot mark at
least. and explore the ore bodies at in
tervals OF 100 feet. It is very probable
that year or more will be taken 10
prove IN the mine. which has al the
earmarks OF being a big one and follow
inE that means will be devised for the
treatment of the ore
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Bond Quotations.

[. S. IS ref.....106 lChi. & INVEST.
Do. Is coupon. -10515 consol IS .129l
L. S. SIS reg. 1853 c. r. I & P.
Do IS cOupon.1Os r. r. 4s-.-.---- Il
L. s II. Is. reg. ICT1l lC,. r. T.. g. p. r.
Do n. IS coup. 101i4 r. col. ISL. 79l.
L. $. @. As reg. l32% lC. c. c. & S..
L. 8. o. IS reg. .l322s Louis gen. 4s...i0l
L. S. o. Is Couple Chi. Term. IS. 50
AtchisOn gen. IS. $50 Con. TOb. As -. 5S4
Adjust As 49,. s92s Colo & So IS. s
Atlantic g. L. Is. 92iRlD & r. @. is. az
3. & O. As ,s003s Erie prior lien
b. & Q. 3izs...... 34lal 81 ......-..-. 9la
g. of c. rs .50Sia Erie cen. As ... sd,
G. Of q. 1st Inc, iS TT Worth x Den.
Ches & Ohio ftks.I02 City 1st $500 .105i.
Chi. & Alton 3l5s 76lzHock. Val. 8lzs-l04s
G. b. & .. n Is. a l. & y. Uni. IS. l031.
Chi. NJ. e. St. =. Mex. Cent. 5s.... -
general As .-.-..l019. Do 1st Inc...... 81.
NJ. & ST. i. Is Is st. J., & San +.
NJ. x. & T. 100 fg. As .-......... S2l.
NJ X & T. ends 77iz L. S'west is. 94si
Nat. r. p. Of Seaboard A. l.
Mex. con. IS =. IS Is .-.....-... 20
n. y. 9. gen So. Pae. Is ..-... S91l
3izs e.. -......... 9Si4 So. Railway 5s. .11S5.
\. J. c. gen. 5s 12S24 Tex. & Pac. lists -115S.
Nor. Pac. As ......lG3 TOl. St. /. & w.
Nor. Pac. 3s....72 Is ~. 49,. ........ s92t
Norfolk & W. Union Pac. As 1O3s,
consol As 800. 81 DO. conv. As. 9sa,
o. s. J.. As T.. s. st. I'd 5s. 15l.
Partic O.. ....-. 94izNabash Deb r. 6ll:
Penn. conv.S4lzs. 96l9Wheel. & l. Z.
Reading gen. As. 96at As 800. ...... So.
St L. & Iron NJ wis Cen IS. SsTs
consol IS .--.---ll43s'C- +. i. con. 5s. Il
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UNITED srATEg pIv1pENp.
President R. D. Evans Denies a State
ment on Subject Attributed to Him.

The statement attributed 10 President
r. y. Evans Of the United States Mining
company that mo dividend will i'm ali
probability be declared before the end OF
the year at least. and possibly not then. -
Is not correct. AR Evans saws he made
no such statement says the Boston News
Bureau.
The directors have never considered the
question of dividends. The matter viii
come up for consideration IN June and
VIII then be acted upon. Suffice IL to
say that the company is pow earning
slightly over 100000 per month. or at the
rate Of 50 per share per annlln, r, o,,-es
about 10000 and will spend about SEQ
900 this year in erecting a lead smelrer
II should be able 10 pay off Its debt and
pay for, new construction and pay a di,-i-
dend Of at least 81 this year but how
and when such dividend will be paid has
not been decided.
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BINeHAM,s BUSY CAMP.
Butler-Liberal Vein Cut in the Erie
Consolidation Deal.
IElngham EuIIetIn.l

a considerable tonnage of first and
second-class ore is awaiting transporta-
tion to depot and mill az the moderate
producers. 10 move as soon as wagon
hauling can be resumed FROM the BUT
lcr-Iioeral between 200 and 900 tons will
be hauled 10 the Dewey mill.
Manager Atkinson Of the New England
company expects 20 have the mill a he
Mast mine IN operation by the 18th inst
Its capacity. forty to fifty tons can De
readily increased as wanted. A large
showing of excellent milling ore is ex-
posed on the main tunnel level Of the
mine.
Since Monday two engines have been
IN harness on the Copper Belt railroad.
and Notwithstanding discouraging
storms and running ground ore has been
moving from the mines along the line 1t
much more satisfactory rate. With
the Boston Consolidated extension open
and considerable shipments being made
from the BOstOn--fhe most difficult Of the
mines 70 be reached-the situation IS
greatly improved and there Is reason tos
expect THAI without further serious set
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MININe sTocK EXCHANGE.
Aside From Dealings in DAILY West
and Tetro Week Has Besn Dull.

The past week has been an exceedingly
dull one ON the mining exchange Dai1 =
West has been practically tho whole
show Tetro being the only other stock
20 attract more than passing attention
During the six days a total OF 81. f5
shares OF stock. with a selling value OF
SO. 1880. changed hands. the final session
showing the transfer OF 1856 shares for
S5.77S
Last Monday Daly-West opened at
$50. but II touched $26 before the eN-
change closed for the day Since then
Z has been up and down between SIS and
81. the close finding IL selling in board
lots al >zo-5d Some tail guessing IS be-
ing INDUCED ia concerninrs tie action
which may be taken on Tuesday regard
INK the reduction OF the dividend hut ii
seems certain that the directors thefa-
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selves have no idea what the result OF
their deliberations will be-
Ietro. the only other active stock IN tie
list has been hammered down from
5Jiz TO 2 cents. while the close found It a
little stronger at % cents.
A little trading has been done in Butter
Liberal, CariSa, Century. Consolidated
MercJr. Lower Mammoth. DAILY. May Day,
to. Montana-TOnopah. Yankee and a few
others, but interest in most OF them has
been entirely lacking and ,.rices have not
been strong.
Following is the list of final quotations
and record Of sales made at yesterday n
single and omen hoard calls.
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STAR CON. MEETING.
Proposed Deal For Half the Mine to
Come Up Soon.

-
The Tintic Miner makes the announce
ment that the annual meeting Of the Star
Consolidated company will be held in this
city on the 18th OF the present month at
which time Viii be considered the mater
Of increasing the capital stock from
10000 70 100000 shares for the purpose of
Installing a chiorination plant to handle
the product Of the mine. as per the offer
OF the Landers syndicate which con
templates the erection OF a mill in ex-
change for Just one-half of the Star mine.
or more properly speaking the tradfne
OF one-half or a mill for one half
or the mine. because the svndf-
cate VIII, Of course. be just as much in
the swim as the present shareholders. In
fact, the closing OF the deal would mean
the absolute surrender OF the proposition
10 the new crowd. because of its having
control from the turn loose.
No notice has yet been published Of the
meeting, however, ard IL is therefore not
positively known that one Will ia held
At the time stated. Some of the share
holders are uD in arms and declare that
the tWo-thirds majority. IL Il is secured
viii never be allowed 10 DISPOSE of fbe
property in any such manner They do
not blame the syndicate for making such
81 deal IL possible. but they are unwilling
they say, 20 have their interests frittered
away In any such manner. When The
time for the meeting arrives there is
every reason TO believe there Will be
something doing.
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cARIsA TO SINK.
Shaft VIII Be Put Down 200 Feet
From 700 Tunnel Level

Manager IT. s. Joseph. on behalf Of fhe
Carisa company. is advertising for bi Is
for the sinking OF a -20G-foot shaft from
the 200 tunnel level or that Tintic prop
erty. bids 70 be in by the 10Th Of the
present month.
The shaft will be sunk" said Mr.. Jo-
seph yesterday. ''at point sn-the. tunnel
directly under the Carisa shaft so thar
II It Is ever deemed advisable connections
can be made and the mine operated from
the surface through that aEepue After
the 1J-foot shaft has been put down from
cross-cut run TO the ledge. which will be
distant at that depth about 100 feet
Inc recent examination OF the mine has
convinced the management that the thing
- 90 IS 70 get greater depth as the show
ing on the tunnel level plainly iudfcafes
centrated below '''
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The Bank Statement.

New York April 2-The statement OF
averages OF the clearing house banks OF
this city for he week shows:
Loans, $1.G22- 707. 100: increase. S14. Sc. 100.
Deposits. ST. 0S9. 2s9. 800: Increase so 7OU. 100
Circulation SIS $50 600: decrease. S5S.G0
Legal tenders. 81, 797. $40: decrease. SOL. 6J.
Specie, SOD. 800. 100; increase. S5.663 600. Re
serve 500, 097. 400: increase. s.. 46l. 4e0. Re
serve required. S267, 3f2. go; Increase. S5.I75-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-03
wan Paper and Decorations.

Allow US to come TO your home and
study the architectural construction,
the natural light conditions. the color
ing style of your rugs and draperies.
and we are then prepared TO offer YOU
suggestions which viii contribute large
~ to the successful decoration of your
home GEO. ". EBERT & co.
81 Main St, 326 State st.
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SHORT SESSION,
NOTHING DONG
Yesterdays Stock Market an
insignificant Affair.
NO INCENTIVE TO BUYING
REVIEW OF THE OPERATIONS
OF THE WEEK.

NeW York, April s.-Today's stock mar-
kes was an Insignificant affair. as vas
10 be expected Of a two-huur session be-
tween Two holidays The fact that the
London market was closed today was
an additional incentive to aosenteeism on
the part of the stock exchange members.
The drift Of prices was siugSsb through
out The Pacific stocks especially recedsd
from their recent prominence In the maj
ket. Peoples Gas suffered from profit
taking and was depressing influence on
crop bulletin and the weekly reviews Of
the commercial agencies were not suffi-
ciently cheerful to induce sny buying of
stocks. but there was no urgent pressure
to cell The bank statement revealed the
largest tranSa Ct ionS which have been go
Ing on in the money market. but the
maintenance OF last weeks full surplus
By the offsetting OF other items and the
extreme ease now fhliBg i'm the money
market prevented eny anxiety over the
barking sltuatiCf. The cash items re-
Elected the. receipts Of government depos-
its from the interior banks coming over
from last weeks operations. The gov
ernmcnt deposits included IN the deposit
item amount 10 $50. lo1. 100. compared with
A5.9tS,loO last week. The expansion of
nearly Sl5.0O000 in tho losn item is con-
stdercd cOrrOborativc Of the rumorS of
large loans contracted during the week
IN connection with stock market opera
tons. Yesterdays payment of subscril-
Issue probably figures in this item aiso
The market closed easy on a late selling
lnoyemcht. Total sales OF bonds. par
value gI54Q0f0
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Metal Market.

New York April 2-There were few
buyers in the metal market today. Hold
ers were firm In their views and prices
were nOminally unchanged excepting cop
per. which was quoted at 13d13.25; cleo
trolytic. l2s7al3.oO; casting, 1262lzG12I5.
Tin. 2S.O062S.25.
Spelter 5.1575. %.
Lead 46onA65
Iron. steady and nominally UNCHANGED.
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Money Market

New York. April Close: Money or
call nominal no loans. Time loans easy:
sixty days, 21zd3 per cent: ninety days.
3 per cent; six months. 394G4 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 4i465 per ce~ T.
Sterling exchange. steady. with actual
business IN bankers bills. at 4SIS0ff4 S7S5
for demand, and at AS475G4. $3.50 for sixty
day bills Posted rates 4.S504 ST. and
As Commercial bills ASf2s.
Bar silver. SIS.
Mexican dollars a.
Bonds-Governments, strong; railroads,
steady.
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Sales. HirI
We Know How

To do papering. painting. tinting and
decorating. That is why we can do IL
so well for such little money.
GEO. w. EBERT & CO..
House Decorators, 81 Main street, 326
State street.
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Yesterdays Sale.

DaIy-west 15as25.C5; 7oqs25.5o: 1oDa
So 90; 5a SZ555
Lower Mammoth, 1o0d35c.
Century 200dG0c.
IetrO, 2j0N2SiLc
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. April 2-Cattie-Receipts 200.
Market nominal. Good to prime steers.
nominal. 5.Z5lta.S0. poor TO medium. 3501
400: stockers and feeders. 2.50fI4. 25: COVE.
ls5N4.25: heifers. 2.0OG4.50: Gamers. 175Sf
go: bulls. 2O0l;4.09: calves, 2.50fi5 80:
Texas fed steers. AO0d460
Hogs-Receipts today. 1900 Monday 81 =
OCO; left over. S.069 Market steady 10
strong. Mixed and butchers. 5.2005 20;
rough heavy. 5-l5dS-39; light. J.l0Q535;
bulk of sales. 5.2505-35.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000 Sheep. steady.
Lambs. steady. Good TO choice wethers.
20: native lambs. 4.50lI5.90: western
lambs. A7505.g0.
Kansas City April 2.-CattIe-Receipts
100 Unchanged. Native cows and heifers.
209a430: bulls. 250d3.75: calves. 27sd6.Zs
native steers. 3.SOd5.25; western steers.
5000 4Z5; western COWS. 20Oa3.50.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900. Market cents
higher. Bulk Of sales. 5l065 22I2: heavy
5:ls1525 packers. 5-l0d5 Z2ls; pigs and
light. 4.4ON515.
sheep-Receipts SO Steady. Muttons.
4.25d525; lambs. 5.O0n5-S5: range wethers,
4.50a5.00; ewes. 32jG415.
Omaha. April -CattIe-Receipts 100
Market steady. Native steers. 35Od5 Is:
cows and heifers. 2.700425: Gamers. 1870
Z60: stockers and feeders 2SOF44 IS
calves a0o05.15; bulls. stays, etc, 2.25ft
Hogs-Receipts. 400. Market cents
higher. Heavy. 5.O0d515; 1,.ixed. 5.OOQ 10;
o. sales. shrdletaoishrdl tmom maimomi
Lght. 5.,gaa l212: pigs. 4.v0d4.57ls; bulk
Sheep-Receipts. none. Market nominal
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40 nomlnaIly unehanged.
Pacific Coast Grain.

San Francisco. April 2.-Wheat-Easicr.
MAY. ISIS: December. 1.33Is.
Barley-Easier. May, 1904 December,
49,.
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New York Mining Stocks
San Francisco MINING stocks.
Metal Market.
Mining Notes.

Silver, 5jtsc per ounce.
Copper 12c: New York. 12Tsc to 13c.
Lead. $50; New York. $3.50 TO S4.s'.
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Open Board.

100 Century at zoe.
200 Century at 69iLc.
3 Daly-West at $3.50.
, Daly-WeSt at S26.
2 Daly-West at $3.50.
200 Star Consolidated at 1Sc.
500 Tetro at 2Szc, buyer 30.
100 Tetro at pc.
Shares sold. 1855.
Selling value, S5.77S
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Butter and Eggs.

Chicago April 2.-On the produce e;>-
change today the butter market was
steady. Creameries. 1924
Eggs-Easier. 16l2d16A.
Cheese-Weak.
New York. April 2.-Butter-EaSy.
Fresh creamery. 15l23: state dairy. 13d2l.
Eggs-Firm Western firsts, 49,.
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Utah Stocks in Boston.


Especial TO The Herald.)
Boston. April 2.-The copper share mar
ket closes the week fairly strong Bing-
ham is active and higher
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Review Of the Week.

Prices of stocks have moved in an r.
regular way during the week. with NUM-
erous reactions. hut the undertChe has
been strong. and there has peen "A consid-
efapie broadening Of interest m the mar
/ ket The principal market influence was
the dissolution Of the Northern Securities
company. and its supposed consequences.
uiative interest would have occurred any
how as an outcome OF the factors usual
~ operative in the spring of the year
when the outlook for future business
naturally begins TO take form and money
conditions at the reserve ceuters are
likely to afford facilities FOR speculative
opera tons. The volume and the char
acter OF the transactions III the great Pa
erie and transconunental railroad stocks
give ample warrant for the prevalent as
sumption that important operations are
working out In that field designed to es-
laDnsh financial policies on the part of
the great forces OF railroad capital What
the policies are has not breR established
ana conjecture on the subject has af-
FORCED ample ma terial for Speculati ton and
tne llotauon OF rumors to furt her j.
which have varied constantly and aim st
rom DAY 10 Gay
u is manifest that many Of these rum
ors nave had their origin from a traversaI
OF the history OF the events leading up to
the formation of the Northern Securities
company and the projects (which were
afterwards discussed t.. meet the con-
ditions Of the merger Ths. feeling has
crNstailized IN Wall street that the dis
solution of the Northern Securities COM
pany has the effect Of re-esta 5lishiDo the
conditions of the Northern Pacific SET
JennenL as they were before the format ION
Ol the NOrthern Securities formation
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VIII underwfite and guarantee stocks
against loss. RALPH GUTHRIE.
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Plenty of Rumors.


~ would be useless to sum up all the
fumors and assertions Of the week that
ingenuity and speculations nave prornDt-
81 on this basis. This has been the mo-
i've power of the market It's effective
ness mas Deen fostered by some encolr
aging factors In the general conditions.
Money Is abundant and rates have de-
cnned. The transfer of government de-
POSTS TO New York in preparation for
the Panama canal payment has in
creased the supplies in the market The
expected outflow Of gold was DELAYED.
haliroed earnings have made some
what better comparison with last. wear
tneeflul reports come from tine coal
trade. and an active demand Is reported
LOT copper Improving conditions show,
IN the iron and steel trade. biit tie nros-
peet 81 a poor quarterly report BY the
United States Steel CORPORATION and
doubts over the maintenance of the pre-
erred dividend have modified that in
Iiuence. Crop outlook continues uncer-
IAN, but is not yet a dominant influ-
Bonds have moved irregularly on a
moderate volume of business.
lnited States 2s. old 4s new Is counoo
ana IS registered have advanced a aud
the week. 1u' ms