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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. March C9osing-wETEAT. spot steady.
No / California, 6S lod futures steady March nominal
May IS Sad; July. Gs SID conn. apot frn: Amer
mixed IS adj American mixed old - ffd:
futures quiet; March, Is bad; May. As Sd. PEAS1
Canadian firm bs fOizd FLOUR-St Louis fancy WIN
ter hrm % Cd. HoISIn London. Pacific Coast steady
90 6sgf6 ISIS. BEEF firm; extra India mess lis "a
PORK easy: prime Western els Sd HAMS
steady short cut IA 10 70. ais BACoN nrn; cum
long clear mddss lght IS % 81 No. 9Js ca long clear
20 70 SOS Cd olear bellies IL 10 10 3ss shOuders
square IL 10 IL ID, firm. sos 81. LARD nFm; prime
Western. In tterces $50 90; American refined In pals
SOS Cd. BUTTER nominal CHEESE n-m; American
finest white. 51s: American finest col1red TALIOW
Prime city steady, 29s TURPHsNTlS E-spJEits steady
sos ROSiN-Consfuou firm. Is
nnsd quiet, 81. ILNSEED OIL. nFu. ia Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London March I7The offerings at The wool auction.
to-day amounted to 125Ss bales The selection
largely crossDreds There Vas strong demand prin
c.paiy from home euyers Americans after keen bid
considered be and this caused frnness In all
sections Light conditioned wool showed a hardening
tendency though not 9uotaoy deare Americans secured
several lots Following the sales New South Wales.
100 bales secured; lOcG1s Sc; greasy 5-d1is l1sd
Queensland SO pSleSt secured S,snNi5 4edi greasy.
GO ed Victoria 500 bales secured l0t1ls "a; greasy
74dGls Ind South Australia AGO baes greasy AZ. e
1Olsd. West Australia, 500 bales; greasy. 4h4G1ld
NewZaaland 40 baes; secured. 1M4ats Isd; greasy.
5IAdT1s ID Cape Of Good Hope Natal 200 bales
secured. 9dG2s nd: greasy. GGICd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18
Furnished by Peckham. Mercer Co. No, Il wall-s,)
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL corToN mARkEr.

Liverpool March IT. 4 p. ul-CoTToN-Spot in far
Demand lower: American u1iddlinE
470d; good mddlins, 443d: raiddlny 431d. low u1i-
sales the 10000 bales OF whtch Zoo We're
export. included $500 American.
Receipts $1,000 bales including 1900 Amesican-
Futures opened easier closed steady mid
ding c, March, Aid: March and April AID. April
ana Nay. 4isd: May and June. 4eod; June and july.
422d; July ana August 4-zd. August and September.
I'D: september and October. Asa: October and
vesnber s25d eruber and Decelaber s2 December
and January, 4 26d; January ard FehTuary- A275.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18

SC for oil bills and common to good strained quoted
at So ar remained firm with oil bbls quoted 50
and fairly good business closed in obbing parcels
the basis. We
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-oh and machine bbls 531a q
TAR SIS -.
RoslN-Common 70 good strained. IS: Z. IS o5qS3 10
E, So 1888 %; c. SO 2UGS3 o. Fl. S. 35G1$3 40, 50 55G
s. 90; x 81 $5@$4 40 NJ 81 SoQS4 s.; y. So TO- " G,
So 30G$5 30. and " W 50 so
STOCK ON HAND.
Spir1ts turpentne. I'D bbls
Charleston March I7.-TURPENTTNE and ROSIN-
Nothing doing.
Nothing doing receipts. bills ROSIN steady s. 57a
receipts. - bbls. TAR firm, 81 80; receipts lie
bbls
savannah March 17.-TURPENTI3,E firm. 52lsc re-
ceipts 100 bsls sales. us bbls; shipments ~ bills
ROS1N firm; receipts, 53S bbls sales bbls ship
ments. 90 b6ls Quote: a. B. C, 81 SEA- D. s. ST3a;
L s. OH; r. 81 9Iis G. So 05 h s. 30; So 20; X,
81 %; NJ, 81 so; n. 81 IS; W G. 50; W ", So 10.
London, March TURPI1SrINE-Spirit 3Ss "a,
ROSLN-American strained IS 5sd; hne, lis ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18


SPOT oosns os fata sas' Sa' FIS oda
COPPER was lower abroad closing at SOS rs Cd for
market 5fP3ea at "i5z
zes al ,t h5S N NC aD w2s unehanged at
~ IS 90 IN the London market SPELTfR was IN
6i5g98oc; IR6N closed at 5zs cd in Glasgow and at
Rsnsed dr foundry NoFthern qHoted p at
Sura ~ 6asdy at s soft S at
Change We're again quiet with proe Sh stead e to- shade
PsseT as compared %i6h last night We quote March,
asiS g ST. july ~ ss a Sc " May and June SIS 60
MoL-AssEs AND sYRUPs-The market for moiasses
which were in limited supply and urgently called for in
S@9c good s2Io cg nae sSSn fair
good. 1920: prime. 22825c fancy 2saSoc
OCEAN MISUNDERSTANDING Of both steam and sail
tonnage continued light and market was unchanged
I'D London I'D; Hui ga ristep @aad H 87s2w
So Pigs cotton to Liverpool T peT 100 n To ss H1 TnDSa
oats nominal CHARTERS British steamer 900 quar-
$ ports s prompt Norwegian RSh s9eameT
delivery q prompt British s sts SD1sS . iS5
vaie terms British BARK 27s ens u@ber Pie
r. ia M ssn bark z9s tons Corrected coal
81 50: brig ABS tons general cargo. hence Hunacao
cypress ob Pladeph z5 ba Sss s ss5 t6 a
lefoot ties Charleston to NeW-York 125ke. wharf:
s9S tons un abe Savannah to Bridgeport
Boston. private terms schooner tons Cement
delphla Boston 75c days loading: schooner sra
tons coal, Philadelphia to Portland Soc schooner III
tons coal, Weeha~ken 10 Woods Ho schooner 90
coal South Amboy to North Lubec 81 10; British
schooner 299 tons Lumbar. Brunswick 10 Kingston Ia
private terms; British bark isl5 tons lumber Beson
to Buenos Ares about So co. British bark 545 tons
lumber. Yarmouth 6. 10 Buenos Ayres IS or Rosario
50; option Rosario direct IS 50 British steamers
les4 and 2526 steel blles Baltimore TO Bristol
steamer 1880 tons cotton Wilmington n c. to Liver
pool or Bremen private terms. prompt - - -'''
oIS-There practically no orders either way in
the cottonseed oil market to-day. consequently trading
extremely small; IN fact the smallest some time
past the
market In view OF the strength OF byproducts Sales
March 25c. 100 April 25Zc Ju
April white erie and 800 prompt winter AT 2so
Linseed oil unchanged. Refined petroleum was in
good demand at recent prices We quote: PETROLEUM
standard white, bills 81 rs: bulk 81 35: PhiIadeIphia
81 90 bulk 81 80; refined cases. NeWYork 95! Pha-
delphia, 50 90; water white. New-York. bbr 100 test
white, New-York. Sl2 95. Philadelphia SO 90
COTTONSEED OlL-PT1me crude. Z b mills iskGI9c:
prime summer yellow. March. &q25c; April 25l25Kc:
May 251a 926o; July, 28A @26&o September 27 d
27Ac: off summer yellow. nominal: prime white 27tGg
2Se; prime winter yellow 2sG2Shc. LINSEED on
American seed city raw -47I4sc: town raw Am
ACC; Calcutta Sc. LARD OIL 5Gdk0c.
PRONISlONS-The continued NShtness recepts uras
bun factor IN provisions again to-day the market adj
vancing steadily until near the close. when Il was
checked by realizing Estimates pointed toward small
support from stoekyard houses. The Chicago re-
6o00. and the West. 540 PORK firm quoted: Mess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18

cotton closed quiet at points
eefaucs On lie basis OF S20c for mddng upland and
tc FOR rnlddlng Gulf Delivered contract 200 bales
eouher Spot markets telegraphed as follows; MO
ne steady. unchanged at 7@c sales 2oo bai bales ga
ss1nah 1-IGc lower safes. O@o pa4es-
NORFOLK steady UNCHANGED at SCI sales. 3o4 oSles Az
fstS steady unchanged at Izsc; sales dofS bales 81
ms quiet unchanged lll6c; sales 700 bales Cal
tsi9a steady unchanged 7Ac: sales S97 bales New
giesns steady unchanged at lll6c; sales ozOo Daes
Charleston quiet unchanged at 1&c Estimated receipts
q co-ton Al leading points FOR tomorrow: At NewOr
lssns 70 5000 baes against 9.722 last week and
53 last year Houston $500 TO $500 bales against
sS5 last week 1859 year. and at GaiSeston,
year
Recepts the ports today and for the week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18

COTT0N-The market was moderately active and
Ss a g t T15htR sviad p' and there Eas
cent disposition on the part q both ouh a1d
tons this fact leading increase OF selling orders
on each advance. while each decline support became
however final prices showed loss for the
decline ~ ponts This was about in line with
cables which reported pretty steady market abroad and
demand Locally there was selling the
opening and shortly afterSvard prices worked
uncovered ROOD bing orders for the account Of
professionals however quick rally which
with 5Isv selling aronnd s2d At this level offerings
taken side the opening. and there was decline
about the closing ces Of the previous day following
n he afteno cer were about al The best point of the
sa.si1- MI =, 800 C.orysn oreTators
nnal 5ecine - j 10 points sales were estimator
big business n goods and Il reported that New
England spinners negotiating purchases rom the
the day Southern spot markets continued
con ting far they came from private sources ana
Savannah Lice lower others unchanged. The weather
South favorable the day but with unsettled con-
heavy bur exceeded the heavy exports and the
outlook smaller receipts to-day superintendent
i6e9 bses 746 overland 70 mills
and Canada IS c67 bales against p $40 last year.
last year loss Of stock interior towns. 1917 bales.
sgsnt u s8 year: brought into sight for the week
at: Port rssepts 40 sss add season ASH receipts
chaeston bales against s594o62 last year overland 70
Southern l tskngs (estlmated, 600 bales against
4 600 year: interior towns in excess of
brought 10 123O5S bales.
against l54 562 last year The total crop movement -
10 ISS Gays this season against 10 Gays IN l0o'
Tie range Of contract prices in the local market to-day
vas toll5Ws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18
READgNG SYST EM.

-
NcW J1SSEf CENT RAJ X r..
=, hSs minutes carrier than shown 5elow)
ANY, BEIHLEdEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAUCH
$40; 500 Gas Easton only p. Sundays zss6
wILKEsBaRRE AND sCRANToN-ztoO. $40 a m.
e,ge y n m sundays. ESQ a \ p.
LAkxWo0D. LAkEfIURsT, TONS RIVER AND
paaNEGAr-zi0q '9f0 a m. z13O $50. 41e
lakewood and Lakehurst only. a5-OO. Is.OS .. N
ATLASIIC CIrY-ss4O a. m. +54o .. m
!dNELAND AND BslDGETON-zt66 a. m s.4o D m
Lq9sS0SY BkANSE, ASBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
Z49o. $50 113o a m. x12O, A45. $50 $50. 1850
p m Sunday except Ocean Grove. 500 a. 400.
ATLANTIC HLDs... sEABRIGHT. MONMOUTH BcH-,
1So $50 $50 Atlantic Hlds, only. $40 ?. m sun
ELPHIA ClsEAB1Na rERM1NAL,-.4ss. TOO.
SS SS S oo fs9a ts &c. iso &c. HAS, SO
arm AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-s42s. 800. 1000.
.l3o0 a. m 900. t'A00. 800. '7O0 t9.25 p
BALTIMORE AND wASHINGToN-SoO 1000 ~ 90.
% 90, 400. 800. 200. "12.15.
READING, HARRISBURG. louisville AND WILL
IAMsPOKf-i4O0, z425. $500, llt9,IO. (iOO0. 100
a m Reading 9nlyl ls10o. t>l- 90 " 90 m Read
zFrom Liberty Street only. 'Dai1y. fDafly. except
sunday. Sundays only. tParOr only. lIVia Ta-
maaua xSaturdays- aExcept Saturdays.
wich St. Astor House. 2si 45S 1900 iss4 Broedway
1S2 9TH Av. PSI 9TH Az, rs Union Square 15l
East 125th ST. 273 West 125th ST, as Columbus Az
New York; Court ST., 344. $50 Fulton ST. BROOKLYN
$50 Broadway. williamsburg New York Transfer Co.
calls for and checks baggage to destination
w O. RESLER. FTTRT
Nlce-Pres ana Cen Mgr. Gen Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18

f sS Ekchsnge special Liverpool cables; Spot cotton
D1sness doing sales 10000 bales; speculation and
1o2sr 1g0 American, 5000: receipts 1900: American
49,. Aioeing upland 45ld: futures opened steady AT
lover; closed steady. unchanged 10 point
Nssu55ssa seh snd Msreh-April SID Apil-may. 4Isd
a. I'D Septembsr-o@ober and October
--I<s 2~oo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Deceulber-JsIL-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18
NAVAL STORES.

Business In spirits turpehtine good in iobblng
way about &c a.1vauce with machine made bbls
quoted at 65isc. Rosin firm advance about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18
NEW-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. MARCH 1s 1905

and cloths strong.
The following the total receipts cotton at all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18
Yester-

coftee Rio-Coffee market No
: Rio 1918: exchange, lad: shin
nents 10 the United States L0oo bags: shipments to
Europe. 5000 bags; stock $4,000 bags Santos-onee
market steady good Santos $4,000: receipts
1900 bags stock 1851, 900 bags. Haburg-Coee mar
ket opened unchanged to = pig higher at 23o m
net unchanged 10 Il pig higher sales. II 600 bags
Havre-Coffce market ged
Z higher; y m. unchanged: at 3 p m IN
a a llrrr ed LIE hara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18

HavTs. 27Sz. 600 bags. Of which 1
Brazilian; last week. 27900oo and $4,000 bags.
spectively
The statistical position OF Brazilian coffee IS as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18

FLOUR AND MEAL-The -four market compare
yy ea8y s sesteay put trade was ve u 6a az
mess 9 s ses were mostly in spring ga5sHis Spring pat
ents So 4eas5 spring clears "a lOqS4 90 extra No
FoUR-Quie quoted: Fair good 81 S0@$4 70:. choice
to fancy s 1914 a 80 b, BpkaBAT %
Cd; Run dTsd Is eeasS RAGMEAI.
81 1898 e eRs 9 easy y g G a6
do s22 dog. arrive; city bran s209$21.
bulk end SACKS mSdilpg s2gs2! red dog s3a So h0m
GIaAfN-wHEAT,EA more bullish feeling seemed to
@ short @ a TO- the | e s0F tsp nes
advancing tendency throughout LED by May notably
We're 6es2d the oon Last poes IN the local
showed 3Eg:c net edyance Most Of the regular news
which made the strength rather significant and largely
following The heavy selling the last fortnight
fine Weater over the belt @nd by the
May by the recent decided break from previous high
levels Gables from Liverpool were %9hd lower from
lover Argentine shipments fully met the big estmaes
noon news THE Modern Miller report. taking
Northwest decrease Of 55 COO Sgshes in Stocks for the
strong tone to the market especially the May which ex
TENDED an influence to most other markets in connection
terror receipts were o GO bushels less than Last year
previous week The cash market closed Arm follows:
hard MsnitoDa s. g. s0a pOC5 @ DO Of
oe meSt ry 70 s n IN wneaa ana an gay tns
or less depressed al day so far as the May option was
There seemed be considerable selling long by
traders who conspicuous advance,
withstandng the continued bad weather the West,
100000 bushels less than the previous week
I'D higher to "a lower. No export business
ported. Corn in the local as
No 2 5s1sc elevator Sac 0 afoat: No 2 white
3434c, and No 2 yellow. Soc Z ahoat. OATS-Trade
in the Chicago market Of fair volume to-day,
prices following extent. being
fpenced by the favorable weather West Cash oats in
3sac natural white 80 80 n IS QSel8c and clipped
white 81 to 40 n. 39641c. RYE nominal BARLEY
steady. Feeding quoted 441zc. C I New-York nd
mating 46q52c. c / Buffalo. Wheat, Including nour
exports. for the week. according
grgate 100 bushels against 2s6 600 week
2S51O0 last year; since July J. 1905 bushels
sgainst li2 $50 800 last year Corn exports 400
year since July 52O713OO bushels against a. $40 400
last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.

-, Buffalo; March 17.FLoUR steady. WHEAT unset
No corn, 53lse. OATS dull: No ? white, SIC; No 2
mixed. 35Ac. BARLEY-Western in held at 47Q
56c. RYE, No l. SEC.
Chicago March 1.-THE leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18

Receipts cotton al ports to-day for the week
~ compared with the totals OF week previous and OF
lhis week lasty
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-15
SMALL GAINS At
OPENING TODAY.
Moderate Fractional Advances
We're the Rule in an Active
Stock Market.
NORTHERN PACIFIC DROPS.
Falls OF Two Points 10 Contrast to
The General Steadiness OF Trans.
continental Stocks,


New York. Aus. l5.--NIoderate fractional
,.i,,. 49,. ,t, 80 -, ~. ....i...
Sam WV WV 'I'' ''u"g az 'HV "pou'"s
lh q broad ana active stock market
t.. S. Rubber gained polnt. over.
,,i,r, .t,..,,..,. ~ 80. a..
''7''' avg '"'''r" away ""eu PRIME
were sought, but there was abundant
buying orders around Yesterdays closing
eg,,r,s ..,,d 80, e.,,. ..,..p, ,.u 80,
''N'''' ""u ,''9 '''" S''NN' ~" u'l0"
lnem' Such losses as occurred were re-
covered and pricrs poner1lIy rcorhed "a
biplrr l,,.l 1bc .v.sh.sb .o,ss.r,cd not
'7"' ,'h "' ""O's" P' .L''' w. No'N
lsanu Sputhotn KS, ana WOODEN were
heavily bought Great Northrrn pre-
forred and yv.b,sb rrofor,ca ,,,ipod o and
'''u anu N'"a'H PI'I'I'' u sd'"'u an"
inc WABASH STOCKS, the Kansas Clty
Southern stocl,.. wheeling and Lake Eric
FIRST rroferrod Nunr.,noiis 81 phi AMI
',''t P',''' w. '"I'"r'P '"S' o Iau' a"u
sault Ste Marie. Lead and Tobacco pre-
l'iltu 2. Ihere was some points OF
MedkhtHs among the minor speClalues.
northern Pacinc dropped points In con-
trost TO the general steadlness OF the
uahscontnental stocks.
oeimaqd for New YORK Central carried
u up lig. but railroad stocks, as whole,
were Inclined to droop some Of the minor
soulhWes Terms were relatively hrm, Kan
stS 4nu leNds preferred rising u point.
Specaltes were I'm favor and a gain Of
-@ by Locomotive and other railroad
equipment stocks with It rising point
Smelung rose l4l and pullman the gen
,ral Lgathei stocks, Corn PRODUCTS, COL
oragdQ2. Fuel and Minneapolis and 81 Louis,
ana Nugnla-Caiolin4 chemical preferred,
rose ] To ~. Central OF New Jersey and
ntta ware TUCSON tcil ~ ana ftdeial
Mining ana United RAILWAY lnVestmcht
treat northern preferred sold at 3D.
SONGS were Ilm at noon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-15
RICH DISCOVERY;
B0XELOER CANYON
After Work Of Years in Driving a
Tunnel, Success Now Seems
Assured.
VEIN ENCOUNTERED A BIG ONE
The Ore Resembles That of Live Van.
kee Mine Of American Fork
Canyon
sneclnl Cnrrcsnondnncn.

Special Correspondence
Provo Aug 1S-A valuable discovery
OF mineral Is believed 10 have been
made in Boxolder canyon, east Of Al
pine. For several years work has been
prosecuted 90 omen up % vein from
which rich float has been found ln the
canyon
The tunnel driven for This purpose
has reached the vein, the extent of
which Is not yet known, bat the indi-
cations are that the vein IS 20 large one,
The ore is similar m appearance To-
that OF Live Yankee, iu American Fork
canyon and while returns from the as-
aayer have not been received. the
owners are satisfied they have % yalu-
able property.
The property is owned by r. u.
strong, John and Joseph Moyle, Davis
j. Strong sam Strong and Joseph D.
Bateman, all OF Alpine, and j, NJ. Jeu-
sen of this city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-15
BUCKHORN MINE SOLD.
ophr Property Goes to Duluth Party
FOR S7SO,OOO.


Au important mining deal was closed
in this city Yesterday afternoon through
which IN, r,urlno,, win. .,. prbir .h,,,
....., ''''''' .' ''"' III,
p',7." l'I'' pos'' asIon or james a.
nul,glI. prominent motel man ana
,aPl'.Isl ol buIull WINE tht con-
sl9g'.,''yH uas not utrh ieIelael IL Is
5Sa,' 10 ne lil JIe helsh 3or4Gol OF s'sy.'
wv ne vendors are me western ENA-
'9I"u company uNG w, ~ ana y w.
''t."' '''H',v D'' Oh o. LOUIS
'o'i alllI lHe lh3I papers ~ lh'
.I",''g lioH were 7lsheH' me pUIChaS.'
S'.l IL would De ms Iplcy 10
continue 'ht e"efseilc campaign t9at
li'a o't" .dIleg on I'D lhe pass uHueI
the direction OF Manager sam NJ Levy
Iof the western ENploIati2n company
WHlIh h1a eNpehdeu more man YOU'D
o' '.' S oP"Irl1 pui PoS'S S','-c IT. lVGN
Holl' me WlHe Is 10 Oe uloIousuly
ort",' auu "h'u the a'oplus GROUND
VIII ue opened as u ought 10 pe, Jhe
pfoou.tloh OF ore wiz Desn' bul loI
the present Hli eiIoIs WSlll 3i alts'..ll
toward a lnoloush exploration OF lhe
nine
MI butchart had aieady acquired
some nluns interests I'D OPhlI' li wy
opoH runner company anu ms sIuu'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-15
ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT.
Management OF SEWER Con. Placed an
order for Il To-day

The Sewer Consolidated Mining COM
pany, which has begun the construction
of d '5o-ton milling plant for its Pluto
county mines has closed a contract for
the electrical equipment, the agreement
having been entered into during tho
day With Manager Milton d. GrosCh
of the General Electric company In
cluled iu the equipment is one 22l
horse power three phase generator. to-
gether with an the necessary motors
for the driving Of the machinery Of the
plant I'm the meantime the work "
making the excavations for the mill
is progressing fayorably and every et-
fort is beirg put forth to have IT.
completed and ready for commission
before winter sets iu ina earnest again.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-15
RICH GOLD ORE.
sample from san Andreas Property
Reaches the lily,

Manager 4. l.. Copeland of the Taylor
& Brunton Sampling company was i'm
receipt during the day OF q sample Of
rich gold ore from the property of the
san Audrca0 Gold Mining company In
which himself and other Salt Lakers
are intcrester as stockholders. The ore
WJs sent I'm by John l., Henry, presi-
dent ANA general manager who is Civ
ing his personal attention To the de-
vclopmept OF the property which is To-
Gated near the town of SAN Audre1s,
on the mother lode Of California The
gold was contained in a Whltish quartz.
characteristic Of that camp, and Is
looked upon as favorable indication
Tho sample sent IS fairly spattercd with
gold and would probably assay we'll
mp into the thousands of dollars TO the
ton.
Manager Henry reports very sotisfac-
tory progress holng made with the dee
yelopment OF the mine and notes that
% very rich strike has been made ro-
Gently iu am adjoining property
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-15
NEW YORK PRODUCE

New York. Aug -Sugar-Raw. arm.
Fair refining, 5Ai centrifugal, ej test. ~
nih.
Molasses sugar, 34d3 N-39
Rehncd-llrm Crushed Geo. powdered.
$40. granulHted, $50.
Cofeo-Steady no Rio. S4
Buttcr-firm Western factory l5di1g.
Chocse--Weak State fun creams. small
colored and white fancy, lOi., do, fair to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-15
OGDEN a. RETURN. 800
Via d. g. r. G., August 18th,

Annual outing of Kelth-O'Brien em-
ployes and their friends 10 ogden can
you. Leave Salt Lake 100 p. m. Re-
turning leave Ogden 1000 p. m, Every
body invited. The log House at the
Hermitage will be D pleasant surprise,
q marvel Of rustic architecture with all
the comforts Of a home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-15

is often caused by sores, ulcers and
cancers, that eat away your sltn VIM.
Bedell, OF Flat Rock Mich, says: 81
have used Bucklen's Arntca Salve. for
Ulcers, Sores and Cancers 10 Is the
best healing dressing } ever found
Soothes and heals cuts burns and
scalds, Csc at z, c, NJ, /, Drug Dept.
guaranteed,