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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-16
TRADE CONDITIONS
AGAIN DISTURBED.
were Becoming More NormoIu,,
Strike Of Packing EnpIoye, '''
Upset Them.
CROP PROSPECTS Improved
were It Not for the uniayorsSIe n.
ve'0pments of the Week, Outlook V''
Is Encouraging

New York July l5,--Duu's Rev,.v =.
race tomorrow win say. oTr.S'
conditions were gradually ,o.. .'aue
more normal after the conclusions ' .
political conventions when ! na, OF
'uroing factor appeared in ,ho us
OF packing house employees ana s s,,,1,
u"ues caused enhanced prices o, may,
ana added many thousands 70 ;, "'''n
ready large army Of unemployed wy, ''.. al
enlng the purchasing power ~ YAK "sah'
pie still further ~ '"e peo'
Aside from this unfavorablo o.,..,
opment the news Of the wal, '''V''
tanned much encouragement, oVa'
prospects improved, ana the soO u,oD
level Of prices for farm product, Iva
ises a large return to aerlor,. r.y'u'
winch means better business for al I"
dustries' Confidence grows Win %'
crops retailers showing morn d,..., WV
'ion to prepare Tor the future a. n
season advances with no seyiors WV
back to the farms. A few manusa,, WV
ing lines are more active al,hona,
there is still much ldleness AZ ,ho .sp,
ana mills and pig Iron warrants S' ,,s
pc smaller than any recent month WIZ
reports for plans Of oroc,t..
buildings are not accompanied b ,y', ~. %
noteworthy expansion in demoD5 any
structural materials as VET "' w
Railway earnings for the e.., ,
OF July are only per cent lower ,SsS
last year and foreign trade al ,bis no.,
shows gains Of $3.50 2S6 IN exnor, s ivy
Sl,9OB,124 in Imports as comparsd ,r anl
the corresponding week a year sso Wv"
Textile manufacturing plants
operating somewhat lrreguiarly rss,,
ilation of wages by FAN River concosu.
having been decided upon and thls ,nss
result IN the general resumption a
greatly desired. '''" ="
Tanners who are short Of hides ar.
unable TO secure deliveries on aeco"n,
or the strike, ana the situation threat
ems to become serious II the struggle I,
prolonged. This influence is calcnlai,5
to advance the hide market.
Failures this week numbered OK IA
the United States against 223 last yos.
and 20 In Canada, against IS A Yea,
ago. -"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-16
MALLoY NOW MANAGER.
Succeeds Frank Benedict at the bingham
And New Haven Mines.

on Wednesday Andrew j, Malloy
succeeded Frank Benedict as manager
of the Bingham & New Haven mines,
and r.. A. Taylor has succeeded Mr.
Coombs az superintendent. Mr.. Bene-
diets management WAS In connection
with his part ownership Of the Zelnora,
the sale of which has now been closed.
II Is understood that under the new
regime operations at the mines are to
be materially Increased, and the move
ment to build an aerial tramway to
connect them with the Copper Belt read
would bear out this idea. The line OF
the tramway. which win be about 5000
feet I'm length, has had u preliminary
survey and lt Is stated will be con-
structed as soon as arrangements can
be made and material delivered. The
large bodies OF ore being opened up
have already made an Improvement on
wagon hauling a necessity.
President l., II. Stoddard Of the Bling
ham a. New Haven, who with b. c.
Ribbit, the Spokane tramway man, and
Others, was here several days ago, Is
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CONCENTRATES.

Four car loads OF Mammoth ores are
reported In today
The f. g f. mine at Phoebe has a
car OF ore at the samplers today,
Judge William Howard, a we'll known
resident OF Emery county, Is In the
city today,
Curtis L. knight has returned from
Ophir where he went to inspect min
ing proposition.
The material for the fifth furnace
at the Bingham Consolidated began
arriving today.
The Ohio Copper company has car
OF crude ore, also car OF concen-
trates on today's market,
The United States Smelling company
is now competitor OF the American
Smelling & Refining company In the
purchase Of lead ores.
Charles NJ. Mcneil, president, and
Judge X. r. Rabbit, general counsel
OF the Utah Copper company, returned
to Colorado today.
Manager ]. ]. Trenam OF the Stockton
and Beaver Harrison properties, 10 ex-
pected to arrive from California with
members OF his family during the day
Deeds conveying the Zelnora and
Evening Star mining claims TO the
Bingham & New Haven Mining com
pany have been filed for record,
Engineer Guy Sterling has returned
from a trip to Dry Canyon In Tooele
county where he went to examine the
Eureka ophir property for eastern
shareholders.
President Il. l.. White and Manager
Duncan McViche OF the Bingham Con.
departed yesterday afternoon for Du-
range. Mexico, where the former has
taken up a new position. Attorney l..
K. Rogers accompanied them,
The Yaleo property at Park City has
evidently been given up as failure.
At least nothing Will be done there for
some time to come. The machinery
formerly I'm use there has been moved
over to the Keith Kearns property.
The equipment includes a compressor
plant,
At meeting OF the directors of the
Utah mine Of Fish Springs, held yes
terday afternoon II was decided TO
pass the July dividend. The company
liz now building a new boarding house
at the mine and the directors thought
II good business judgment to use the
proceeds OF the past month In that d.
rection.
Some good assays have been obtained
from ore taken from the Nelson prop
erty IN tho Elkhorn district. near Park
City Two characters OF rock were
tried. One showed the presence OF
1879 ounces silver, 500 IN gold, i2ll
per cent copper and 1873 per cent lead,
The gray carbonate sample assayed 20
ounces silver, 500 gold. 6,S per cent
copper and 1878 per cent lead.
Anthony soyke and Max Krotkl re-
turned from Salt Lake last Thursday
after attending the annual meeting OF
the stockholders OF the Perjue-Sur-
prise Mining company, The board OF
directors for the ensuing year arc
nearly all OF the old board. with A,
Soyka as president, Orson Keller,
vice-presidentl Max Krotki, secretary;
Guy Lewis, treasurer and o, Wiser
the other director, The stockholders
were we'll satisfied with the showing
which MeRars Soyka and Krotki made
OF the condition Of the company and the
progress and development OF the prop.
critics to date,-Richheld Reaper,
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STOCK MARKET
OPENING IRREGULAR
Union Pacific Was Sold Heavily
Below Last Nights Quo
tatiOnS
SOUTHERN PACIFIC DECLINED.
These We're the Only features-Penn.
sylyanla Group Made Some
Advances,

New York July ie--The opening stock
market was irregular, yesterdays strong
stocks especially showing tho effect of
profit taking sales. Union Pacific which
closed last night at 81 sold at 96h and
96 on the opening transfer OF $500 shares,
and then receded a fraction further, and
Southern Pacific declined y. These were
the only notable features OF the mar
ket.
Moderate buying OF the Pennsylvania
group advanced them fraction, There
railroad stocks. Prices generally stlffened
after the opening realizing sales were
completed United states steel preferred
was bought heavily, and rose Ia to 50 I.
Northwestern, Delaware & Hudson and
Wheeling 4 Lake Erie declined /, and
the second preferred IN Erie hrst pre-
ferred, st. Louis Southwestern preferred
Tennessee Coal, Smelling. Steel Foundry
and United States Rubber preferred
gained 1 60 IA.
St Paul was pushed up 4 In the tnal
hour. Peoples Gas gained |, and United
States Stel preferred extended Its rise to
2. Among the speeialtIes Rubber pre-
ferred General Electric and Westing-
house rose IA to "a The Pacihcs were
quiet, and did not fuetuate widely, but
Union Pacific ran OF to the lowest in the
final dealings. and the closing was irreg-
ular.
Close Money on call nomnal no loans,
Time loans, steady, 60 days. 2 per cent;
90 days, "a per cent; six months, Sia per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper 3iad4 per cent.
Sterling exchange heavy, with actual
business In bankers bills at 4,G05 for
demand. ana at iA.15 for 90 day bills,
Posted rates 4s5ik4 So and i.Ss
Commercial bills, i,Slaa4,s6 and ass.
Commercial hills, tAAqi.H.s.
Bar silver, IS.
Mexican dollars, 4bi2
i. Government bonds, steady; railroad
bonds, irregular
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Cash; Wheat-No. ., red, 102, No. 9.
red, @ql .05t No. 2, hard, oia9s: No. g.
hard @q9i No |, northern, .0Idi .O5; No.
y northern 9salOi; No 8, spring, 9o9
corn--No, 2, $4,000; No. 3, isk.
oats-No, 2, 37 No. 3, Seja.
september wheat opened down shade
to hWh at S6la to Sos The price adj
vanced to SIN, showing a net gain Of ic.
Close; Wheat-July, 96h; old, o67A, Sent.
SIN old, sS7sdSg Dec. S6ks, May. S7S
,SSorn.July, ishi Sept, 1875; Dee, i5a
oats-July, ssys; Sept, 1874; Dec, Ss@.
Pork-July, 1880; Sept. l2.s7lh; Oct.
HGh. ''
:, ILsTd-Juy, ESQ., Sept, s.a2a; Oct. s.s7n
Bibs-July, 10 Sept, 557H; Oct, zos,..
Flax-.Cash, northwest, 2Oh
Tlmothy--July 2@
Clover--July. 1915
Barley--Cash, 0fi53
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-16
BANK STATEMENT.
New York, July l6.--The statement Of
averages In the clearing house banks of
this city for the week shows:
Condition of Kansas Corn.

Topeka, Kan, July 15.-F. d. Co.
burn secretary Of the Kansas board OF
agriculture tonight made public a re.
port regarding the condition of Kan.
sas corn. Mr. Coburn has received n
report from every county In the state
He says that on account Of the hack.
ward spring. cold weather and floods
the corn is IN a ragged. uneven and i'm.
perfeet condition, Under the most IN.
yorable conditions for the remainder of
the season, says Mr.. Coburn, the Weld
IN the aggregate Will be far below what
kansas produces in a favorable sea
SOL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-16
TWENTY YEARS AGO TO-DAY.
tDo YOU aEMEMBERO

The welcome word reached survivors
the Greedy arctic expedition
the party had persisted drowned
The London Bank Utah. Anthony God was ordered dis
solved by English -,
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
Tomorrow Cleveland signed the Utah state
bill - 800
Strikers several miles attempt to da
Southern Pacific
FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY
The people Of Nant held to
ulon OF the flood that had virtually ned the cit
The Colorado the law TO be noons
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-16
DALY.wEsT EARNINGS.
Company Made surplus Of $1,000
During June.

II was learned from reliable sources
during the day that the Daly-West
Mining company finished the month Of
June with a surplus Of about $1,000,
after deductlng the dividend of $4,000.
The July production VIII be equally as
good considering that the Fourth Of
July holiday has lnterfered somewhat
month ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
BANK CLEARINGS.

New York, July 15.-The following
table compiled by Bradstreet shows the
bank clearlngs at the principal cities for
the week ended July "a, with the percent
age of Increase and decrease as COM
pared with the corresponding week last
year. PC. PC.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-16
WOOL.
ST. LOUIS
LONDON AUCTION SALES

81 Louis, July i6-WOol. steady Tor
rltoIy and western medium. l9d2l. fine
medium, l5al7; fine, HAS,
LONDON AUCTION SALES.
day 1854 bales were offered. Including n
nne supply OF merinos, The bidding was
keen Throughout There was strong buv-
ING for home account. and a good CONT
mental demand. There were occasional
Of the present series ruled during the day
Holders were reserved, however, and the
ual. "' "s
Al the sale Of Cape OF Good Hone ana
or Tho supply was short but the oi,aiitv
had not Improved. There was n good de-.
mand at decline OF half farthing 10 half
penny. Coarse woolens were weaker
Best grades declined y to half penny,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-16
To Encourage Trade with Canada

Mexico City, July 15.--The Canadian
Commercial club has been formed to
encourage trade with Canada. Efforts
Of Canadians to promote trade with
Mexico are cordially seconded by the
governments Of the two countries,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-16
ORE FROM FAY.
Product OF the Buck Mine Averaged
About $50 to Ton.

T, Clark Miller, who IS working the
Buck property at Fay, Nevada, has
settled with the shelters for car
Iload OF ore which arrived from the
south a few days ago, The lot aver
aged about $50 ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-16
NEW YORK pRODICE.

New York. July 1e-sugar raw. oulet
Fair refining, az; Centrifugal QG test
lb-l6a4 molasses sugar, 3H
Refined, quiet crushed, 5,75; powdered.
5lb; granulated, sos.
Coffee-Steady; No Rio IA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-16
KANsAs CITY.

Kansas City. Mo-, July l6,--Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1900: market unchanged Native
steers, l.O0M6,2 Is, native COWS and hefers
20oa6O0; stockers, 2,75q4 60; bulls, q 500
iM. calves, 2.NQ5,0o western steers,
iOOu6O0, western cows, 20q3 70.
Hogs-Receipts 5000; market steady to
10 cents lower. Bulk OF sales. 5. SOGiS .55;
heavy. 6,6oQ5.55; pigs and lights, 500
bheep--Recelpts 1000 market nominal
500; range wethers. 3,75g4.15. ewes, .. 25Q
400.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-16
BUSINESS NOTES.

The features Of the week have bee,
the special dividend Of 2 Der cent
$4,000 paid for the Home Fire on me
10Th, and the declaration Of dividend
No, 2, ia per cent or $4,000 bythe Ida.
no Sugar company board, payable AUG
/. other dividends IN the list below
have been disbursed and much OF Inc
money has sought renyestment IN tho
favorlte stocks Utah Sugar preferred
rather leads IN the activity and
brokers have been making Offer
slightly above last weeks quotations
without bringing much Of the stock
from It's hiding place. The outlook IN
all the beet fields continues OF the best.
and n conservative estimate OF the out.
put Of the combined Utah and Idaho
factories will not be far from W,M0,Ool
pounds, which IL nearly four times
Utah's consumption Of granulated su.
gar.
Money is reported somewhat easier by
the banks, and there is more plentiful
supply than for some time past
Following are the latest quotations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-16
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. July --Cattle-Recelpts. L.
900; market steady, including 100 Texans.
Good TO prime steers 5,50d6 40, poor to
medium, .OG6 %; stockers and feeders,
2.50ni.O0 COWS i5QGp4. 90; heifers. 2.00d
500; Gamers, 1.50a2,7O bulls. 2,OOQl4 Is;
calves, s5Oq550; Texas fed steers, l,5O9
80
Hogs Receipts today, 5000: Monday.
l5,O0, market good TO 10 cents higher.
no market for packers, Mixed and butch
ers, 5.Sq560: god TO choice heavy, 3. i0n
5.65; rough heavy, 6.l0dl35; light, 5 25d
$50; bulk OF sales, 5.25G6. IS
Sheep Receipts, 1900; market steady:
lambs, steady. Goo dto choice wethers,
4.&q5,0o; fair TO choice mixed, 3.50a{ %;
western sheen az conf 90
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TotaIs NJ. y. 229 500 ils7 bon So. OOO

lVthlS 80 ...'EzSioUU NlSfVVu SSlOVO
The shipments Of copper bullion from
the Independent copper smelters during
the week aggregated S06556 pounds, the
contributors being;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-16
REGULAR CALL SALES.

REGULAR CALL SALES.
DAILY 100 at $50.
Daly-We 80 Mt 1926.
May Day, 10000 at IN 10000 nj IN.
Sacramento. 800 at l0h: $500 at 10M
900 at 10h 3 30; 600 at lO% 500 az i0M
s 30: 800 AT iok. 800 at II.
star Con, 800 at 70,
Butler-Liberal, 800 at sk; 1000 at 10;
1000 at 1915,
Yankee, 100 AT ~.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Con. Merour. 900 at 1915.
DAILY Judge, 20 nt 400
Daly-west 10 nj 1925,
silver King, "a nj 5000
New York, 900 nj 4.
Sacramento. 800 nj i0H; 1000 al II.
Tonopah-Alpine, 1000 az ?,
nusft uVrnrFF A nVAN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-16
ORE AND BULLION.
Settlements for Week SaI9 900 Copper
Bullion shipments.
Base Gold

The settlements for ore and bullion
for the week aggregated si1s,sOO, as fol-
lows;
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COPPER AND LEAD

New York, July l6-Copper ana lead
steady, unchanged
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Tussia Possesses Big Market

The honor OF possessing the g eatest
market in the void belongs TO Russia.
1t is situated IN MOSCOW, cote.s twenty
al. es and emb. aces a thousand differ
ent establishments, each of which has
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Complaints, however. belongs to Anne
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The QUEEN OF The 0CEAs

The largest ship of any class afioat, the
her maiden trip across the Atlantic from
Liverpool on last Friday morning. she
was expected to reach New York the day
before, but thick weather during the lat
ter part of her voyage forced her to run
at reduced speed and she was Obliged 70
anchor over night outside the bar.
A few details about this monster yes
sci will not be undressing in this con-
nection. Her registered tonnage Is $1,000,
nearly four times as much as the s..
Pau and the st. Lou of the American
line. Her cargo space alone is $4,000 tons,
and her passenger accommodations are
vast, the great dining saloon, which ex-
tends the full width of the ship, having
seating capacity for 375 persons.
The Baltic is of the same type as the
Oceanic. Celdic and other big ships of the
White Star fleet; but she is larger. The
hull of this ship is 725 feet 9 inches in
length, with a beam of rs feet and a
depth of 40 feet. This enormous hull is
subdivided lo%ngitudinally and transverse
~ by water-tight bulkheads and a dou-
BILE bottom that renders the ship nonsink-
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She has eight decks and three tiers OF
deck houses. There are suites on suites
of deliberately furnished rooms. There
are apartments furnished with the luxury
of a private yacht. There are family
suites in which a party may travel with
the utmost privacy.
There are rows on rows of bewildering
corridors on her passenger decks. There
IL a grand saloon thai extenus the full
width of the ship. furnished with a dome
paneled In hand paintings. 1t is on the
sixth deck, counting from the lowest up
ward. There are music rooms. smoking
rooms. cafes. billiard rooms and a play
room for children.
The second-class is nearly as fine as the
saloon. In it. too. are fine suites. me
steerage is furnished with state rooms
and family apartments.
The engines are of great power. and
the two sets of main motors driving twin
screws are separated by a longitudinal
bulkhead. All bulkhead doors can be
closed automatically on the Baltic. Her
boats are of the first order and her life
RATS, life boats and all life-saving appii-
ances are of the latest type.
This stately and majestic vessel Is the
climax In size and capacity so far reach
ed. And yet. who can say what another
year or five years may see in the way of
sister ships of equal proportions? 1t ver-
III seems to be a constant tendency In
human affairs of all kinds In all ages
to seek TO build something greater. to
make something grander. to do some
thing vaster than man has hitherto
achieved. go the world patiently awaits
the next ~step-who will beat the Baltic.
the queen OF the ocean.
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Mint IVES Her Terror

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long writes Mrs. Charles Applegate
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Admiral Dewey has been broken In by
his wife to be quite an important social
figure In Washington. and he is a much
sought-for guest. Before Dewey took
the seclusion and retirement Of the club
where he had a few companions whose
society he seemed to enjoy. Since the
marital Transformation. however, no has
become a gay Beau Brummel. and they
say when nc dances he does not roll
as II on shipboard. He Is. moreover, not
SO crochety as he was. and altogether
the veteran seadog and hero OF Manila
bay seems to be passing life very pleas
antly for himself and those about him
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Those dangerous individuals who are
inclined to murder somebody and then
kill themselves, could make a simple
change in the program that would COM
pIetely satisfy everybody. The suicide
number should be pulled off first win
every %precaution against its failure.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-13

In preparation for a bill to Npress
iynchsng In Louisiana Governor Blanch.
ard has unearthed some surprising sta
tistfcs OF trials for murder and man.
slaughter In hts state. In the past two
years there is a record OF go cases OF
capital crimes. OF these murder ana
manslaughter trials less than half re-
suited In conviction. The death penalty
Is rarely ordered by Louisiana juries.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-13

Germans claim that poker Is an old Ger
man game which for more than 100 years
has been played, and is still being played
In some districts of Westphalia. Emmi-
grants took 1t to the United States, where
It's name of "scharwenzel" was changed
into poker. But can the Germans teacn
Americans anything about the game?
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-13

Can your Imagination take in the i'm
the stump in behalf of Alton 3. Par
Ker, the 'subservient tool of the pluto
ciatic east?"