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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17

bonds was carried out M planned, at
tho special meeting Ut shareholders held
In London, the official home of tn
company yesterday, The capital stock
was ordered Increased To the extent OF
10000 shares, The bonds are Ia run
iol ten yeors, aud are to draw Interest
ol the ratio of q per cent
President samuel NoWhuuFo received
adNlcos lite yesterday afternoon g. the
Wtocl mat there WAS not u dlpcnlug
vote aud now nothing stands IN the
way of Carrying ont the ploJertg
through which the comnnny's mines at
Bingham are 10 be- provided with IN.
facilities for the reduction Of oros,
The onlltr Issue OF the bonds, NJ.
Nowhousc stnbs has been underNr't.
ten onc'hnlf being allotted az the Brit.
lsh Interests I'm the company and the
other halt 90 the American interests
IN the meantime work N progressing
lVomhll with the plans Tor the pro.
posed conoonlWtor 10 be- erected al
BoFlonh, and within the next sixty
days, II N oSpoclod, dirt Wlll bogln TO
ny az the site selected,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17
CALEB RHODES NINE,
Y, W. g.. liaihsnhruos " Provo Tells OF
secret Compact
sptoIal Correspondence


Provo. Jun, l'..Mr y, W e, lla,hon.
hruck Of this city, who was well ac.
quaintod with the late caleb Rhodes uf
Price was asked by u News" repre-.
sentative what foundation there liz tor
tho stories regarding the Rhodes mines
on the Cintah reservation, which ap-
cordng To report was discovered by
lih0d,s father ana the location ~
which was disclosed 10 caleb Rhodes,
now deceased,
Mr., llathenbruck taldi II am pretty
thoroughly conNereant with everything
pertaining TO these stories, ! haya
known Mr., Rhodes for over 20 years,
cnmpal with him on the river whore
Price IN now located, and have been IN
partnership and confidential business
relations with him for about 10 years
IN thl matter OF acquiring logal iltlv
10 work these mines but through pro.
crastlratlon, cupidity aud fraud on tho
part of our friends 90 our endoayors
have not been successful, 80 far"
40 you know the location Of these
mInosW was asked
~ 90, said Mr. IIathenbruck, nut
u compact entered into between Ny,
Rhodes and myself at tho beginning of
our business relations not to dIyulgo
tho exact location Of these mineral dc.
poslts until complete tito could be- We.
cured, or I'll permission 10 disclose the
secret was granted by Mr., Rhodes, |
have never felt called upon TO violate
MIR, Rhodes made an AFFIDAVIT that ! am
tho only living man 10 whom he showts
the mine, That paper IL filed with ths
interior department IN Washington, 10.
gc,her with the lease We obtained from
the Indians IN open council IN 'b1, Maps
that were furnished by Mr., Rhodes 90
several persistent applicants, ! have
found upon inspection 10 DO misleading
and wrong ana from these maps ] read
his desire 10 keep the secret Intact
Mr. Hothenbruck tolls Of several ok,
citing experiences ~ Mr. Rhodes and
himself IN going on the reservation to
the mines IN eluding protpeotors who
followed them, etc. Ile has organized a
company Of prominent citizens 70 WORK
the mines witch he expects 10 locate,
aud has no doubt he VIII be protected
IN his rights TO preteronllal location
under the lease secured by himself ana
Mr., Rhodes,
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MR., KELLEY RETIREs.
Resigns Management, ~ tho Namrp
Mine and smelter M Dlngham,

Onlciul announcement has been made
" the retirement Of Walter \, Kelley
from the management Of the properties
Of the Tinilc Mining and Development
COMPANY owner of the Ynmpa mlur
and smcter M Bingham Also
the appointment of Nicholas rro-
loar formerly Of lnttc, AN mpcrlnlond-
ont of the Ynmpa minc TO succeed WI
liam DayoN MI Kelley has directed
tho AFFAIRS OF the Tmtlc company for u
litllo more than NOal and during that
time has brought about many changos
for the bettormoni Of the mino ana
smoller when Mr., kolloyi ook hold
OF the enterprise, he found no onsy
task before him I'm correcting some OF
the mistakes that had been nude IN the
arrangement " The mcllor During
his administration the plant has been
moro lhau doubled IN size aud u further
enlargement IN now IN contemplation
The mines arc In excellent physical
condition ana the company IN I'm good
shape 20 enter upon ilB money making
career
For tho proaont M least the com.
pany's affairs will be directed person.
ally by President storm, who arrived
from the east @ couple NJ Weolu ago 10
spend the summer Mr. kolloy Ia In
ogden today so Just what he pluns for
the future arc could not be nscorlainrd.
but nnsnnch Hs ne has some quite OK.
,cnslvc mining interests NJ his own II
" likely he VIII devote his attention to
rounding them out,
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STOCK MARKET
ALMOST L|FELESS

NrN York june " The opening pricos
w tho STOCK marker were a traction low.
~ than last might OncrIngs were small,
Initial lossoa were slightly extended but
NJ lho lowest they represented declines
Of only y 10 y IN ~ Paul, Union pacnc,
Reading southern Pacific Canadian IA
ellie, Illinois central United states steel
preferred AND the Metropolitan stocks
Onlle0 Railways Investment moved UP ~
and Westinghouse Electric elk Enomollng
preferred and United slalos Reduction A.
Refining foll There was rise " inc-
ton IN Pennsylvania, but otherwise The
average decline was slightly wldonel
during tho becond hour Lead lost I,
Metropolitan Securities VA and Norlll.
weston "a, Pump preferred rose t.
united inllwiE Investment extended lis
gains 70 B. ana the preferred ross 2a,
Enamollng preferred lost wv and Roadns
ran on Y IN The nnal dealings, The clos.
my was easy ana very dull
Money on cal nominal no loans rlml
loans ilimer, W days, per cent? ~ days.
Sba3lsi Nix months, 31.,
Prime mercantile paper, 3Huli, per cent
storllng exchange Arm with actual
business IN bankers bills M Isl l5ni,Mgl
for demand and at as lhU lA5,gi fof o.
day bills posted rates, as and Us, com.
morclnl bills, iMlt,
bar silver, iA,
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VIII uo glyon away In small bottles as
souvenirs This was done al tho
H. Louis fair ana did na much ls
anything clso 60 attract yigiors To this
WnlO'E mineral exhibit
Tho Inland crystal Salt company and
the l'luh Fuel company WIN also have
exhibits At the Utah building ana tho
products they WI have to show Wlll
bo sent out at tho time the silver Shield
ore III forwarded The Agricultural
college cNhlblt win be- sent out IN Il
few days
AZ tho meeting " the fair commission
yesterday afternoon, the report Of Man.
ngor spencer ClaWron was presented
ana approved Mr. clnwBon VIII rc.
turn To Portland tonight Thomas Judd,
Who win be In chnrge ~ the nRricul'
tural display WIN follow ON Monday
Dlghl,
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TlNTIC PROPERTY BONDED.
Capt slnglssr secures n call on Golden
Ray ana West Mammoth GROUPS.


r. w. SlnRlscr u Salt Lake mining
operator. and large shareholder IN the
American Flag mine az Park CITY, has
taken u bond and lease On the Golden
Ray ana Wcst Mammoth groups Of II
claims, owned by Capt Hugo Doprogln
" this city The claims adloin The
Centennial Eureke mine, ana are COM
rdcred 10 be good territory
Tho conditions Of the lease require
work 10 commence by july |, ana cons
tInuo without interruption during the
HE Of the same The bond calls FOR the
payment of 100000 ana capt Deprolln
has had an offor from the United states
Mining company owners N the renlen-
nahliurekn mine FUZZY az good as the
one made by Mr. Singisor This week
mining expert was out from SAT-
Lnko looking over the ground for tho
purpose ot locating u site for new
shaft william w Mathews, formerly
superintendent Of the May Day mine,
VIII have charge Of The work,
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WHAT MINES HAVE DONE,
bg Increase Noted IN the Ouinu, Of
Conner I0st Nunr,

Mr. charles RIrchhoff, special agent
Of tho United states geological sur
yoY has computed the quantity and
value " The copper, lead, and spotcr
produced IN IN United states durlnR
1904 llt has IN preparation detailed
reports " those industries, which WIN
b0 published IN the surveys forth
coming volume Mineral Resources "
tn United SNloE lDOL
\ very considerable Increase took
place ln The production " copper dur,
iug 1904 The production amounted
lu N2.ajiabi pounds, valued ui ilOh,s
6oSoli5li pou,da Wo most note.
worthy Increase occurred In Arizona,
whore both the llisboo and tlloho die,
uIrls added largely 10 the product, The
imports I'm orc and mutio amounted IN
hOlii4 pounds, the Imports IN bars,
lngola and old bars 90 liA3li,i3S poundp.
The rSpOrH az copper amounted TO
O0l5ll,sW pounds, u noticeable increase
over the expectation of 1909, which was
Only A2o,322,62i pounds Tho amount Of
copper conNumod IN the United states
during 1904 WOA iS5.2Sibga pounda "a dc.
cline Nou The figure for 1908, which
VAS 800 lsOSSo pounds IN spite how.
over of lhia door'osVin consumption,
" WIS NNVNNNiIY 20 0ldW NnOn lnu
stocks IN producers hands to the ~
tent NJ nearly 5oooO,0O0 pounds,
10 arrive ~ the production NJ mor,
chant loud obtained from the mluog Of
the United states is u complicated
uOhlom A careful study of the ug.
nrrR luylllloa The statement however
lhul II amounted 10 100000 short tong
I'M 1904 valued ut S96AO2.uOo, The Yield
N pig lead from ores mollod by works
lhal treat orguutlfolluB material H rs.
nWOtod. inter undergoing the smelling,
dOlNCr1lug and RmcltMg upoRtout.
NJ Nh prr cont " the oonttuls NJ the
olrN the result iHH tonnage u, 9lN.OO0
fen 1901 H uuuHuuUod win 100000 shore
l,hH fur lui To those figures urp add
ed Wlbl toms ~ soft lead for 1901
and @lll toms of purt lead ur in0l.
whing Am Approximate total or 100000
short lonH for The lead production of
lhc United Sulcs IN 1901, ds compared
with 3N.ulo short tons fol 1909
Returns from M the producers of
Hnnllrr I'M the United Stulos YhuW That
lhr production Tor 1901 amounted Ia
lNb,O3 short toms, valued At SlNGiO,gOO.
Tho production Ol lp0i WAS l6gglO ghorl
lnuW 1hir extraordinary Increase m
output WIG due rhlonY 90 the growth
~ the industry Nv Kansas, where IA
nUmOrr ut new plants, hullt ia 1904
were IN lull operation \ partial rcport
nl lhe STOCK carried by producers NJ
hlnr shows IL reduction from l0b3S short
toms ON Jan, ], 1904, 10 G6gl short toms
ON Jan j. 1908,
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MARKET SHOWS
LITTLE CHANGE.
Lower Mammoth and New York
Ronan2a the Most Active
Stocks Called
SOME BOSTON CON, BOUGHT,
Columbus Csu, on the Weak List
Again - rodays Closing
Quotations aud Sales

with the exception NJ Lower Mum'
moth ana New York Bonanza there has
been lllllo change IN the local mining
stock market lhia week Prices arc
about where they were q week ago,
Outside " the transfers Of Now York,
Park cliy stocks an not md very
much favor the Doly stocks were not
wanted aud probably win not be unit
about the time the ontario drain tunnel
is cleared Of ils obWru'lIons The DAILY.
West mill has been closed for u week
because Of the break down to one Of lts
engines but win be- I'm commission
ngaln noyt week liltlo trading was
done IN Boston Consolidated but at
bargain day prices, Brokers bid Mp for
Albion since The announcement ~ the
late and important strike, but no one
Is selling, Columbus consolidated IN
down again ana everything indicates II
n being bcnrod for a purpose Condi.
lions az the mine were never better
ana shipments of ore are being made
at the rnto Of 200 tons per week Uncle
sam and Yankee consolidated closed
slightly weaker consolidated Morcur
held ils oNn, but there was little dc.
m1nd for H. Todny's closing quota.
Tons and sales were,
irAnAVig nttpp.,,,AAss
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UNITED STATES PLANS,


At the conclusion NJ the special
slockholdcra' meeting Of the United
sWlcs Mining company held durug the
present week the following circular
WINS sent ont Ia gharoholderHi
'At the stockholders meeting yes,
to-day, 3ii.Oo0 shares heinz represents.
od, n wac unanimously voted a. IN.
rrooHc the capital from 5000 to 900 coo
FhWop. ana The new stock WAS nmrcd
w the hands Of directors for disposition
The directors have decided M this time
lu Wll about 10000 phuroY and the
stockholders nrc hereby Riycn the right
10 buy ~ pnr i2i share one new
,hDro fen every seven shares owned
lay them ~ the cllso " business July
!, lNOt. Tho transfer books win be-
closed IA noon july T. and viii be-
opened npnin nj 10 o'clock luly 10, The
stock must be- subscribed ana paid Tor
ou or before July No. 1905 No fuc'
lion of shares VIII ho ISSUED, sub
WrIUllong under holdings that are not
multlplos w seven shares must he ad,
iualod by the purchase or sale of rights,
Your directors have voted 10 pay Il
dividend ON July 10 NJ 70 cents 4 share
~ stockholders Of record NJ the close
Of buslnogs 1uly T. lO0h.'
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HELLO PUBLIC.

We have not been IN business quite a
year.
We have exchanges IN Salt Lake, Og.
den Murray ana bingham,
We have 5000 subscribers
our pole line II constructed 60 Rrig,
ham Nity ON the north and Pleasant
Grove on the south
inside Of sixty days Logan can talk
with Provo over curl ines,
We have 200 men At work m our con.
struction gangs
our toll line to ogden ~ getting tho
business,
our toll limo 10 Bingham rs getting
the business
our subscribers say they could not
wish for better service
We are grotinNd that they arc salts.
ned
We have tho equipment and the ablI.
~ 10 continue 10 satisfy them
We are tho Utah Independent Tolo.
phone Company
That's MI for today thank YOU
Goodbye
- =.sssa=ss
Mrs Bessie BmwNlug soprano Sal.
iulr, sunday June n
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IMPORTANT SUIT FILED.
bunker nm 4 sullivan WIN Have 20
ilght nm Apsx Issue,

An important mining suit was nled
IN the United states circuit court ny
Boise yesterday IN which the fedcrnl
Mining a smelling company IL pleh,lh
and the Bunker I'm & sullivan MINING
a concentrating company IN detenu'
,le 90 tho Republican Fraction claim
with apex. said 10 have n value OF
si,1bO,00O and for an accounting Tor
ore already cXtrnctod,
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THE LOWER MAMMOTH,
Wine 10 the ia00 Reins rlmbersd and
PIT In Good condition,

At tho Lower Mammoth mine In TIM
ne, Superintendent rall IN engaged Ia
getting things In shape 20 raise orc from
The l,a00 level, where The recent impors
tant developments were made
The 400 is cached through q win2e
from tho 200 ana n N being tlnlberod
and nut IN shape for the operation ~
a cage, Until the Wine " tlmbeIel
and made safe little can be done M de-
NtlopinR tho nov strike,
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago, juno li-Caitlc-. Receipts, iOl;
market sleudy GQod 10 prime slCcls, o %
goi%i poor 70 medium, ,mnS@ i stock 70
helfcfe, g,b0u6,0O Gamers, ,iOn2, W, bulls,
2,&p,Ui calves, 8oop6 30. TeXus led
stcgts, iOolb ,oO,
liogs-Recelpts today, 1000, Monday,
booQt market steady Mixed and butchers,
5l?n, rough heavy i1hg5 2i, lights, b..5
dlib, bulk " sales, 53jH5 10
sheep Receipts 1900, market steady
lambs, stondy 0ood 10 choice welho h,
ouOpi fair TO choice mixed, 8,b0uii0i
i,JouiQoi western lambs 6,oOub,Gj.
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SILVER SHIELD ORR.
Product Of bingham Mine Wlll Nv ON
Exhibition ~ Portland

Manager II \, jofonh " the silver
Shield mine Of bingham has announced
that he VIII shin u ear of ore ~ Port,
land for Che Utah commission " the
Lewis ana clark exposition II IN In
tended that 'ho ore Wlll be- run through
the pnnponlNior n part of the lllph
exhibit and The coDconlralc produced
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BUILDING PER MITS.

The seml-monlhly report Of the buIld.
Ing inspector issued today shows the
following permits 10 have been issued
during the past II days
Dr. Groves l., y, =, hospital brick
addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, 10000
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Juno lirButlor, hardly
steady street price extra creamery, 0k
nNpi Ofllclll prices, creamery, common
To extra, lf0Gla,
t'hooNo-NlvNd ana unchanged.
l9ail.
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RANsAg CITY.

kantag Guy juno ll--Cai,le--R Receipts
900, Including 40 isouihorns, market
steady, Native steers, 1 sjq5,i5, southern
steers, hoO1b j0i southern COWS, 9gjQ3,i5,
native cows and hcllors 2,2jQle0, stock
ers ana feeders, 30ONi 20, bulls, 28hulg
calves So,q6io western rcg steers, rs
Hogs Receipts 500, market steady,
Bulk Of sales, 6Ghll 5?lS; heavy j.Yle0
llsbis, b@dS ~
Rhccpr- Receipts none, market steady,
Muuons NqA M lambs. SijQlb0i range
wolhorF, ibfl5l0, fed owes, I 25dI w.
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OMAHA

South omaha, juno lf--Catllc- Receipts,
900 market unchanged, Native steers 90
n5,6Si cows and holtors, 3Qni,gOi westorn
nleow, i0ab 90, canncs, 20Ou30Oi stock.
ere ana feeders ,bUl@, calves, 3,00l0,t0,
bulls, stays, oio,, 2,Dnl 90
Hogs Receipts, D,00O, market shade
lower Heavy 5,ltq6,gglt, mixed hliRd
b22lsi llghls, h0lQ0e5, Digs, lO0u5,OO,
bulk ~ sales, 6liisa5 g2ls,
Sheep. Receipts, 700, market steady
Western yeorllngs, ,itsii 5Oi wcthers, 40
a. lbi ewes, i00ui,Ni lambs, b,l6GG,3b,
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w. D. NJ Her, rear bs.6o west No,,A
,,Tomplo, concrete bnildlnR WV"
MORRISON. Mofrlll A. 60. pil nn,n ~
:, Thlrl West, Improvement Wv"
" A. horensen, rear Wa Az. 6V0
street, shed n,n,,,,,',..''"'
~ y, Page, $50 east sixth sonm 'l'N
frame barn n,n,,,.,,,,'..''
MIS- kate Iloinocko, Tonlh w.,
between Seventh ana GlyhW
SCUM, frame cottage ,,,,,"
IL i, Nielsen, i0S north Thb, "l
west, tw0,story brick house ,n.
Thomas Morgan, ijd north F'fW '"'
West brick cottage ,,,.,,.'''" ,,,
w, q, klddcb lOli Ninth Eisi W"
trame barn .uruu,,,,,..,,' as,
Ellaa Becr 5iJ north seyenb V
West brick addition ,....,'' r,
Mrs Mary Judee, roar 95l.a adj. "
dltlon n,rur,,o,,,,,..,,. o,..
Mrs, julia Necdhum 6gi wr, ''"I
Fourth North brick cottage m
n,.t,l HH-sa..
io'ol "'"'"''"n,,tu,,,,,,t2blg,
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BANK CLEAKINGs,

Sow York jun l6-,Tho following ala.
Die, compiled by bradstrooi. UhoV" fin
bank cl,0rlnRa NJ the principal cities tr
lho week ended Juno 49,, WIN the ptrren.
taso Of Increase ana dorroaso as com.
palod WIN the corresponding week la0l
Ncili
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Sugar Raw, steady Fair rcnnlng, az
cQnlrIfugal VI test lh molassos sugar
Rrnnrd steady crutbcd, G,@, powder
ed i,ni, ginnulaiod, ON,
Conoo-A lcUdy, No z no, IA
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REGULAR CALL SALES.

hh"VLNN IALh hALHS'
DAILY 100 at 9,li, 100 az EEL
Sacramento, 900 nt NA,
OPEN BOARD SALES,
Lower Mammoth, SOO Al 70, lO0O at
20h
May Day 1000 ot l2A 1000 ut vi BOO
Rt w. y, no.
Columbus CON, ilO no &c.
RECAplTuLATlON,
shares value,
Regular uruu,,,unnl2 Loo : bj3,i0
l'pcO p''r'ir't''f'iititu ldbd 90
....#....t
1odayg totals ,,,,,,,uG0lo 8 l,Sgs,t0
WockH totals uuu,lOj!sh 2b3tliJ
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rROl)UCK,
CHICAGO.

chicago Juno H. Dry. hot Weather IN
Kansas ana oklahoma whore harvesting
y In proRr2hs, had u bcQrlsh olfout on
Tho market hero today While there WIS
sllll lntlmalols from mo northwest "
dnmogo by lugl lho reports wgro not spo'
olilo ana consequently failed 70 create
much anxiety among ahorta, July opena i
huh 10 liplA low0r, ut hia 10 N cents.
After deollnlng 70 si9, tho price .relllel
again. TO NHNNh Minneapolis Duluth
nnd chicago reported rec 1lplf Of 40 cars
against @l care a year ago,
Ideal weather conditions caused an tns.
Ter ton0 IN the corn market AZ decline
NJ Liverpool was 0nolhor bohrlsh iniln,
onco, Plt tladole were moderate scloR
Jny opooed unchanged 70 v, egn, lowor
NJ 52A 10 bgls and hold around b2N
In sympathy Win Tho woakncan VI oth'
cr galns sentiment IN the oats market
was trlfo bourIRh, Trading was almost
~ n nlandslllh buenosH being confined 10
small lr0doIa, July was OF Il ahndo 10 Is
az cont lower at Ols 10 o. Local receipts
were lO ears
Provisions woro steady ON extremely
light volume VI business september pork
was OF ek cents al lgWR lhId Nnb
unchanged AZ nli'B. lllbs were shade
Close whgal~JOly soliae9l. sept, S
roin. july 534qblbi old, 5p. sopL
bgNutgIsI od, 2hq53t Dee, IA, 0ld
SOW MAY, ~
oO,g July oIhi sept .o',ugoA Dec
l'prE~juiy, iSii'ii ecpt i9loi octo
l9fd .JMN 1895 sopt 1Ssli oclo
lll6a- july l'Cs8 Sept 1s0ial. oct
Ilyc July, GO
Flax cash, northwest IN,
Timothy June 30
tlONcra.luno, II iiHlst0
Barley .itHFh l9n60
onls-No y MtnJON No. o. Smm
Later the market turned mdd,Uy
strong ON u Nhnlp upturn az Mnnonpolli
At BlAmNNs July touched the hirhcat point
Of ,he DAY The market yloHod strong
With July up cent AZ MisNNot
Corn corn lurncd arm With wheat
and on llghl acceptance. After cllmB al
@A, llly closed at 51AQt8t u ucl goln
cesh .WheOl No. 9 red oS, 80, ., rcd
Odf6, No q hnrd leo, No, d hard. OH
M No, |. northern, II; Np, ? norlhtrn.
LOSfllO No, q, spring iOOblM,
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BUSINESS NOTES,

There " Increased activity IN local
stocks, M the end u June and the
beginning OF July approaches, Nv dlyi.
dondH VIII be due on most OF the list
NJ those periods Uiuh sugar preferred
ana Utah Sugar common, both mako
regular disbursements TO stockholders
ON June 80 Home Fire ON July /. Su-
gar CITY Townsile on the same dato
Amalgumalcd Sugar preferred ana
common state bank Zon's bank, Dce-
orot National, Thatcher Bros, bank ana
Consolidated Wagon cNrly In July.
stock In the new Western Idaho is
wanted az 20 ana 20 cents above par,
hut brokers report that II liz hard to
obtain,
Reports from al the beet folds ndi.
cate that the thinning and wedding
Is nov practically concluded and that
no such stands Of boets both IN qunl.
lty and quantity, have over been seen
In this region before, An estimate nv
10 the tonnage Of the Utah,
Idaho, Lewiston and Amagamutcd
companies puts Tho figure for
1905 nj 100000 tons which means
that close 10 s2,bOOoOO win be dis.
trbu,cd this fall among the farmers
alone, 20 say nothing of the other i'm.
monse amounts that VIII be paid out
for operating expenses freight, coal
etc, by the various factories
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