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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-05
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-05
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-16
Strength Was Developed in Market
And Was More Evenly
Distributed.
SUPPLY WAS RATHER SCANT.
Bids Had TO be Raised to Bring Out
0derings-BOnds We're
Strong,

New York, Dec 16-Prices started up
wards with considerable vlgor today. The
strength which developed IN the market
was rather more evenly distributed than
for some days Union Pacific, st. Paul, L.
& ~, Reading, Sugar and the United
States Steel stocks made the best showing
OF their respective groups, but there were
also a dozen or more prominent stocks
that were up point or more. Chicago &
Alton and Western Union developed I'M
usual activity and improved 9la and IA,
respectively, Great Northern preferred
jumped Q points and Amalgamated Cop.
per was taken freely up 10 66ss.
Realizing in Leather carried 1t frac-
ton under last night and halted the ad.
vance elsewhere. II was resumed 10 a
higher level than before for some stocks.
United states Steel preferred Q0h, l. a
N. responded to It's dividend Increase with
rise Of 2A and Atlantic Coast Line rose
2k In sympathy. There were gains In c.
q A Of ~. Toledo 81. /. q Western ~
and Kansas n Texas preferred General
Electric, Colorado Fuel and Federal Min
ing to "a. Iowa Central preferred fell ~
and United Railway Investment ~.
At noon bonds were strong.
Transactions were few but we're at I'm.
proving prices. Several additions we're
made to tho number Of stocks that rose 2
points or more above last night, notably
81 Paul, New York Central and Pacific
Mail
Stocks we're In scant supply and bids
had TO be raised 10 bring out offerings
Amalagamated Copper reached Ga Great
Northern preferred extended lie rise TO IA
and Pacft Mail to T. Tennessee Coal
got up 3h, Kansas City Southern pre-
ferred 2l5 and Union Pacific, United
States Steel preferred and Sugar 2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-16
Ontario Mill Increasing its Out
put By the AdditiOnO of Four
Whitley Tables
NO STRIKE At THE WABASH.
Curtis Shipping First.class Ore Con.
ditiOus at the Keith. kearnS
Min.

During the week q representative Of
the Park city Miner took trip around
the mines and found everything In
shape for am active winters work. The
open weather and excellent condition
Of the roads In most places have en-
abled mine managers to haul up a
winters supply OF timber coal, machine
cry etc, and 10 make n good many
outside Improvements before snow
came.
Al the Ontario mill four more Wilt
ley tables are being installed. This
win make 70 tables altogether and
viii give the mill an output Of %
more ton per days which Is about the
fun capacity Of the rest OF the mill
Al the mine an immense stock or
timber mas Ueau iald IN and a saw min
has been put up to cut the timDers into
the right length. they are also making
new fiat cable which is quite an in-
tcresting operation. The caDie Is made
OF IL stnnus each strand being COM
pcged OF about a dozen wires. The
cable Is fastened together by another
strand woven back and forth through
the II strands. An engine winds me
cable UP ana ughtens II between iron
wedges after 1t is woven together
Rapid progress Is being made ON the
extension on the Ontario drain tunnel
through the Daly-West ground About
300 feet yet remain before the DAY.
West ground IS reached. Last week
two assures of ore were encountered
In the DAILY ground In cutting the tun-
nel
supt Gillette says there's nothing to
report OF the underground work az the
Wabash except that they are still min
ing 1he showing on the New York
is very encouraging TO the stockholders
OF the Wabash and they expect to con-
tinuo working TIL they make a mine
of II They have just received NUM-
Der of new mine cars, and also biz
stock of timbers. The covered trestle
has been extended across the road and
gives the company ample room for
dumping purposes.
At the Federal tunnel rapid progress
IS being made IN extending II into the
Mazeppa claims Of the DAILY ground.
The tunnel IS now IN about 1000 feet
and The desired distance VIII be reach-
ed early IN the new year.
The Daly-West Is somewhat ham
pered In It's operations by shortage Of
water and 10 partly remedy this, tanks
are being put In below the shines or
talllngs min In which the water from
the mill be collected. After being per-
mitted to settle Il win be pumped up
to the mill by an electric pump and
used over again. II this does not fur
nish a sufficient supply, pump Will be
put In to take water from the bottom
OF the shaft
The new addition TO the lower part
OF the mill IS completed and the addi-
tional tables are being installed. This
will enable the full output OF the mill
to be handled without oyercrowdlng
the tables.
The work OF extending the tunnel
from the 700 foot level Of the Little
Bell shaft into the West quincy ground
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-16

showed the amazing value OF iOl ounces
Iold to the ton. on the basis Of SEQ
an ounce the ore WAS worth 5000.
j. p, Boyle, foreman ut the Lost
Packer mine IN the Loon creek, Ida,
district Ia IN the city
D. II Peery Jr, has returned from
Boston and New York, where he says
Utah copper mines are IN high favor.
WIN j, DoOly viii leave tonight for
Mexico TO make an examination OF the
tract OF land, which a syndicate OF
Utahns are Interested In colonlzIng.
lie VIII be absent several weeks
Alex. Goliath, Jr. superintendent OF
the Alta-Quucy at Alta, Is IN the city.
lie says the recent storm caused con
siderable inconvenience. but was OF
great benefit to the camp In supplying
water
The additions to the Yampa shelter
az Bingham, are fast nearing compile
ton, aud II Is expected that by the first
cf the year the mill wiz be handling be.
tween 400 ana 500 tons Of crude ore
day
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-16
Trading Was More Active Today,
With Figures Generally
Firm
ARE STILL BOOSTING WABASH.
Stock Goes to $500 With Offerings at
S2.Io. New York Sells at IS
AID Mammoth at SL6sJ5,

Business picked up d little ON change
today the morning call resulting Ia
sales Of 1889 shares, for i2,s6l.75 Wa
bash, which closed yesterday Afternoon
with proud bid Of $3.50, continued at
this figure, but was not offered under
$40. Az hitherto reclted In these col
umns. there Is absolutely no justIhca'
ton for the stocks phenomenal ad-
vance and brokers look askance when
approached for blocks at the figures
quoted. That the stock is pooled for a
purpose yet to be diyulged, Is the firm
belief OF those usually ON the inside,
In the trading New York continued
firm at rs while May Day, is erstwhlle
running mate. was left far in the rear
and dropped 1000 at 30 Victoria which
IS predicted to pass Grand Central In
three months, developed strength and
was freely bid for at $3.50, while Lower
Mammoth from which much Is expects
cd by those interested. sold at u. NJ
ana II, the latter on 60-day seller For
q Christmas present someone bought
two shares Of Daly-West at $3.50, and
Carlsa, Just to be soclable. handed out
600 shares at 10. Yankee Con, was dealt
IN at ssh,
The open board brought Mammoth
TO the front az SlG2h to $3.50. while
Yankee Con. dropped a peg and con-
irlbuted shares at 37h and 80.
The closing figures were as follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-16
PANACA GOLD MINE.
whluemore and. Associates Made Good
Investment When They Bought IL.

j. f. Gibbs OF the Salt Lake Min
ing Review and A. c, Hose, visited the
Panaca gold mine last Tuesday, and
made thorough examination OF the
property, Both Of these gentlemen
are competent mining men and they
unite IN predicting a bright future
for the property
According TO the Callente Progress
the strike IF the vein Is nOrtherly and
southerly and lies between we'll defined
walls. The hanging wall Is In altered
limestone, highly minerallzed, and the
fcotwall Is a short quartzte. on the
property owned by the late purchasers
are n nun Der OF open cuts, all Of which
are IN highly mineralzed rock and
at the main workings which Is an In
cllned shaft 300 feet deep, the entire
work Is IN ore
At the surface the vein has been
stripped for a distance OF about 100
feet. and about two feet IN depth,
although at that point the vein can be
seen for width Of 10 feet Across the
entire body the assay values average
Sl4 per ton,
on the dump Is a Buffalo whlm which
has done good service until the pres
ent, although II is stated that gaso-
line hoist will soon be erected.
In descending the incline the entire
work has been IN ore, not cutting
either wall until the 100 foot level was
reached, when Il cross cut was run 10
the foot wall. A drift then follows
along the wall southerly for a distance
of 100 feet, and at the 200 foot level
more extensive work has been done,
drifting both north and south for
about 100 feet
On the 300 foot level there is q strong
vein Of mineral and here there Is more
ore blocked out than on the higher
levels.
The average width Of the vein from
the surface TO the lowest level Will
exceed IS feet, and the values average
$40 a ton.
The vein matter itself Is altered
lime. and almost Identical with that
OF the hanging wall, excepting that the
vein contains a large percentage Of
manganese, and red oxide, within
which the gold while in solution was
deposited
The ore somewhat resembles that
OF the celebrated Mercur In It's earliest
workings.
Besides the hoist, before referred to,
there will soon be erected on the pro.
perty q mill for working the ore and a
cyanide plant
The property has heretofore been
owned by W. r. Long, Lorenzo Heaps
aud G. T. Rennow, who located II IN
1900, and through the courtesy Of Mr.
Long, who is at present manager
Messrs Gibbs and Hose were enabled
- avnunfna ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-16
PRODUCE.


Chicago. Dec, Wheat-No. g. rcd
lliffl i0. No g. rod, li0lii Il, No. 2, hard
/ lWdiil; No. y, hard, i,O2ffi 10; No. 4
northern, .16al,is, No, q northern, i,O6Gl
LIS No 2, spring 1,OoQi IS.
May wheat started IN = 10 z lower
at li0a 20 l.l05. After advancing ton
llQf the price aetted back 20 llOSu
CASH Corn-No 2, lG: No. q, Alikai3G.
Oats-N0 q 30. No. 81 29h.
Close! Wheat Dec, i.OgA, May, Liz
eliza, July, aSA.
,Corn-Decy iabi May i5sQg9s Jan, 49,
July, 3iA.
Pork-Dec., 1850; JAM 1885, May.
i2,29ik
tard-,poco ESQ., Jan. s,S5; May, ligi;
July 72i4
Ri6s-la6, $780, May, ESQ., July, G.oaA.
Ryc-DeC., B
tlay-Cash, northwest l2lH.
Timothy Dec, 2.i2ia,
Clover Dec i27i
Barloy--Cash $3.50
There was sharp bulge OF more than
cents In the price OF the December dellv-
cry, Tho market closed etrong With May
at lllhnlll&, a net gain OF hQA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-16
MINING NEAR BOISE.
Badger Shows a four.Foot Vein Return
ing Assays Of $40.

luz AHSh1s VI VfNs
w. S. Clark and A, zehner have what
they believe TO be the foundation Of a
producing mine near the Idaho City
road about three miles above the bar
racks. The principal claim Is called the
Badger. Surrounding 1t are seven claims.
On the Badger development work is now
progressing, II having been In progress
for some time. The Badger ledge cuts
through preclptous hill that could be
penetrated by tunnel 1000 feet in
length SO as TO tap the ledge at great
depth. a tunnel has been run well UP
toward the top OF the hill, a distance
OF about Is feet, the ledge being tapped
at a depth OF 40 feet The vein Is about
four feet wide, sample Of the vein
was taken and the assay returned $40
A new tunnel Is TO tap the vein at a
depth Of 500 feet, This tunnel, II is
estimated, win be in the neIghborhood
Of 400 feet In length. The ore Is a
cyanidlng proposition. II the values
hold out at depth the intention Is to
organize a company to put In plant
Boise Statesman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-16
CONCENTRATES.

The reported strike In the Yankee
Con, at Tlntlc, is denied by the man.
agtment.
The American Smelling & Refining
company yesterday settled for a shin
meat OK ore from Goidheld. which
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-16
SUITS TO QUIET TITLE.
X, p, Company Made Defendant In the
District Court.

The X. r. Mining company was made
defendant In two suits filed In the dis
trict court today In one action j.
Alx Jacobson Is plaintiff and ne seeks
10 quiet title to the area IN conflict be-
tween the Leroy lode No. 2. belonging
to plaintiff and the Native Gopher lode
No, TO defendant and located In the
Little Cottonwood district.
II 5. Joseph and D. II. Peery are the
plaintiffs In the other action, and they
seek TO quiet title to the area In CON
fllct between the Silver Dlpper lode. be-
longing TO plaintiffs, and the Native
copper lode belonging to defendant To-
Gated In the Little Cottonwood district
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-16

has been nicely commenced The old
compressor from the Wolverine has
been fixed up and ls In operation, but
the company VIII put IN new COM
pressor Three shifts and two machine
drills are now az work and although
the ground Ia hard they expect TO make
rapid progress John Thompson, who
for years was in the Day'West ma
chine shops is In charge Of the ma
chlnery al the Little Bell
The Empire canyon road, Just above
The Daly-Judge tunnel Is IN bad condi-
ton owing 10 the water overlooking and
forming fee ON the road. The water IL
tumed part OF the way and win prob
ably have to be numed all the way
down TO do away with this trouble,
From II to IS tons OF concentrates
are being shipped daily from the
keilh-Kearns min, which Is one OF the
most conveniently equipped IN the dis
trlct ana Is making an excellent show
Ing for Itself Considerable first class
ore Is alO being shipped and an
ore bin for storing this Is being built
some distance above the mill
So,
Az the Curtis mine or Glencoe, the
tunnel Is In about 800 feet and consider.
able hrct-class ore has been shipped
since operations started about three
months ago. Fourteen men are at
work aud The ground Is being graded of
t. put up a boiler house Boiler en-
CINE and hoist have been ordered and
VIII probably be on the ground In
week IL is the intention TO put an en-
gine and hoist at the end Of the tunnel
and sink a shaft 20 follow down the
vein Of ore which has opened up In a
very satisfactory manner There Is a
comfortable boarding house on the
ground, and everything Is In good shape
for the winters work.
The old McEwen tunnel which Is In
nearly thousand feet, Is TO be extend-
ed under the workings OF the Glencoe
to drain Il Of water II viii cut the
ground about 5000 feet under the pres
ent workings and is expected TO entirely
relieve II Of water
The Harwood- Reynolds property near
the mouth Of McHenry canyon Is being
worked by four men, and considerable
nrst-class ore Is on the dump a tun-
mel Is being run towards the south, fol-
lowing IN a hssure vein and Is In about
100 feet They intend 10 continue
work throughout the winter and win
probably have a nice pile OF ore to
ship IN the spring
The st. Louis Ontario Is still sinking
their shaft. which is now down about
300 feet. They have a fine steam plant,
holstng engine and compressor and are
running Burleys and three shifts 1t is
the intention to sink the shaft 10 a
depth OF 1000 feet and the company is
we'll equipped for the work,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-16
COPPER KING DEAL.
Frank Palmer WIN Incorporate Company
TO Develop the Property.

To Develop the property.
This week a deal was contaminated
whereby Frank Palmer president Of
the Louisiana Purchase Mining n Mill
Ing company Of Caliente, became part
owner OF the Copper King, Copper
Queen, Fraction nnd Independence cop
per mines, lying II miles easterly from
Callente, aud owned by James II. En-
Ply and William Hyle, says the Progress
For a cash consideration Mr. Pal
mer took over an interest In these
properties and signed an agreement to
incorporate a stock company under the
laws OF the District OF Columbia, capi-
tai $500 par value OF shares 81, work
to commence Immediately,
There are about 20 tons OF very rich
silver, copper and lead ore on the dump
ready for shipment, and a test ship
ment wil be made at an early date.
As soon as an agreement can be made
with the s. r.. l.. A. & $. l.. r. r. Co.,
through W. h. Gleason, It's traffic rep
resentative at Los Angeles, regarding
trial carload shipment Of this ore, at
least one carload will be sent to Salt
Lake for treatment.
NIdlh lhliHtlt IlN9lhtHA hlAu oNFNl~
lntendent Of the Louisiana Purchase
Mining q Milling company, lnc whose
mines are three miles east from Cali
rute has put force of men at work
developing the Lucky Boy No 2 claim
which shows high values IN gold and
copper
They are also developing the Twin
Springs claim for the purpose Of In
crcogIug the water supply and VIII
soon nut IN a large cement reservoir
and In the early part Of January Mr.,
Palmer win go 10 San Francisco for a
mill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-16
LIVESTOCK.


Chicago Dec, l6--Cattle- Receipts, g..
000 market steady, Good TO prime steers
5000 %. poor to medium, 3.7Sn6. 20. stock
ers and feeders, anna 10. cows. O0d4. 2i
heifers. l.76dj.OO; CANCERS, i,00a23O bulls
20Olf4 %, calves. 3.5Q1t7 .00
Hogs-Rooelpts 10000 tomorrow, 10000
market steady Mixed and butchers, l3'
diGQ; good TO choice heavy, 4. 55d4 65
rough heavy, l.S0d4 42i9; lights, 4,3Olfi 50;
bulk OF sales 1854. IS,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-16
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Dec. l8-sugar, raw, steady
Fair refining. ~, centrifugal 96 test. illi
molasses sugar, Sls,
Renned--f irm Crushed 6,9, powdered,
SIS, graduated, 6,6.
Co6ee-stcady, No. 7 Rio, S,S
Butter. cheese and eggs unchanged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-16
MORNING sALEs.

Carlsa 900 nc 49,
Daly-Wcm-2 az 1880
Lower Mammoth-i,J 800 at ~. 1000 at
tit, 1000 az n seller 60.
May Day--l 900 az -.
silver shlold-i,O 900 nj loh 800 at 1873.
Star ConsolIdated-lOO at H.
Beck Tunnel-5OO az 50.
Little Chief 1000 az "a.
New York 100 az IS.
Yankee-t00 al 9SH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-16
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

Liverpool Dec. i6.-Closei Wheat
March Is 8Adi May, Is 3D.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-16
WOOL.
eT LONE.

81. Louis. Dec iG.-Wool. nominal Ter
rltofy and western mediums, 2lQ2i fine
medium iiQlS fine, 1911
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-16
A. s, CAMPBELL,
Stock Broker,
2l6 D. i, Walker Block,


a chance to set a perfect-htting suit
,or oyercoat at more than one-quarter
on Nlco & Crabbe Co.. 22O Main Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-16
49,
Time Table
In Effect Dee. 4
1904.
ARRIVE

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Telephone 80 "''H street.