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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-26

MISCELLANEOUS
NJ Freez e. c. Stor. 100 ....
p, +. r. g. y. S B. 100 80.
do. 5s.,...,.......... 1000 ....
Extra dividend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-30
London Reported a Rally and
Prices 10 New York Advanced
Very Materially.
GAINS WERE WELL EXTENDED.
Eagerness 10 Take Profits ia Reading
Started a Selling Move
meat.

New York. oct. 30--London reported a
rally In stocks before the opening here
aud prices advanced briskly m this mar
ket when trading began Opening gains
were extended quite largely IN stocks
notably IN those that figured quite prom
inently In last weeks advances. Smelling
and Kansas city Southern preferred I'M
proved ~ Delaware & Hudson las, ami
Reading, Northern Pacific Locomotive
and Pacific Mail ! to "a Easerness to
take profits in Reading and Smelling,
combined with drive against the Metro
politan stocks started selling all around
and the advance was practically wiped
out Great Northern preferred, Norfolk \
Western preferred and Metropolitan
Street Railway yielded ~ to IA, Central
Railroad Of New Jersey 3, aud Northwest
eru preferred go,
Prices stcadled momoutarly, but gave
way again with reports OF 81 per cent
for loans on call, The level touched was
generally below that OF Saturday, 1he
market rallied when Reading was bought
again and advanced 10 near l26 Smelling
gained rs Trading became quito on the
rally 81. Louis and san Francisco second
preferred lost ~ ana American Car AMI
L. 8 Rubber J.
Bonds were irregular at noon
4 squirt by Smelung 70 1851 was without
noticeable effect ON the general list APP
parent from Locomotive, which showed
renewed strength ana got up ia. Real
izing sales cost L0comutiVe IT'S advance
and other stocks also fell Of slightly
Rock Island was forced 2, under Satur-
day, but the effect on the general list was
neutrazed by tirmness I'm some Of the in
dependent steel industrials. Tennessee
coal rose ga. Smelling 49, s. Paul rs
and Canadian Pacific "a. Metropolitan
street Railway made a fall
Close: Money ON call iirm, inoi2 per
cent, lowest g. ruling rate o, last loan
.. closing bid ~, oneled at per cent
Time money slightly lrmer, % and 20
days i%Hi3. six months, 4aa4Si.
Prime mercantile paper. "a o6 per cent
sterling exchange weak, closing steady
with actual business I'm bankers bills, al
SO. gOa4. s8 IS for demand and at i,S3 4Jo
1880 for G0-day bills posted rates, l.S4a
4Siia and is1gl.SS; commercial bills, 1885
4S3it.
Bar silver. CPS,
Mexican dollars, Is.
Government bonds sleady, rRllioau
| bonds, irregular.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-30
CONCENTRATES.

Supt, Gallagher Of the Stockton Is ex-
pectcd M the city tomorrow.
W H. Brcboore, the noted mining
man win be in the city tomorrow morn
ing
shipments Of lead-ziuc ore are to be
inauguratcd from The Scranton mine
soon.
Taylor and Brmton report the fol-
lowing ore receipts today. Is cars Tin
tie ores nine from Bingham, one Mil
ford, five Idaho and five from Nevada
Manager Bunham Of the Southern
Pacific mine Is showing some fine SAM
pies OF copper ore taken from the work.
ings Of his property north of Ogden.
Sidney Bambergel accompanied by
Mr. Frank B. Swndlcr left this morn
ing for Part city While there they
will visit the Daily West aud the Lit
tie Bell
The construction OF the two new
power plants ~ the lntermounttn
Light & Power company, has been
started in Little Cottonwood canyon,
one to be built just below the ColSsn-
bus power plant the other 10 be bull,
about half a mile above the Wasatch
resort--Alta independent
The smelters are sull after more
property In this valley We understand
that options have been taken on a large
tract OF land along the Tooele end Of
the lake shore, and that they are after
an unbroken ownership OF land all the
way along the south shore Of the lake
from Chambers point 70 Grantsyile.-
Tooele Transcript
The Lucky Dutchman Mining & De-
velopment company. with a capital
stock Of $4,000, divided into shares OF
the par value Of % cents each, filed arr
tcles of Incorporation I'm the office Of
the county clerk Saturday The officers
OF the company are W. !, snyder pres
ident; John w Roger, vice president,
H. r. Cole. secretary and treasurer
These, with w II, Child, r. $. WINNER,
=. o. Atkins and c. T.. Anderson con-
stitute the board of directors, The com
! pany owns property In the Crescent.
New. district
A new tunnel was started this week
| on the south end of Bonanza mountain
| by the Gibraltar management The
| tunnel IL being run, not only 10 open
| uu the orc in that part Of the company
| property. but also TO connect with the
! main workings being run In from the
east side OF the hin. In order that bet
/ ter air and more convenient facilities
! FOR handling the ore can he had ship.
| ping ore IN liberal quantities is being
sacked Some extra high grade was
taken from No. drift Tuesday. The
! Gibraltar Is working q force Of is men
! at present BullfrOg Miner
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-30
rIrrIC's DIVIDEND RECORD.
Tho Reporter Furnishes an Array OF In
splring Figures,

Tho Eureka Reporter Of current date
tells IFS reads what the mines Of Tlntlc
have done for their shareholders i'm the
way ~ dividends and gives the follow
ing figures. Ajax 100000, Bullion
Beck. $2A2s. 400. Carlsa, 100000, Centen-
ulal-Eureka. s2,t2N,400, EurekaHllL ST.
$50 .000; GcmIni, $2,0000O0, Grand Cen
trail. N.03o250; Mammath, $3.50 600,
May Day s20740, Salvador $500.
South Swansea, SSll 500. Swansea. i3ol.-
900. Tetro, $4,000. Uncle SAM $4,000;
United states bingham and Tintjc).
$4,000. Utah. $4,000. Victoria, t27501.
Ycnkee Con- 100000 The above fig
ures do not include the amount Of
money taken out OF the Uncle sam and
Humbug mines bv Jesse Knight, which
was approximately $1,000 600. 4 number
~ other Tiptlc mines, such as the Gem
mi and Eureka-Hu, are conducted
by close corporations and the above
figures are Appropriated The sums
given above are considerably below the
amount which these mines are believed
10 have earned up TO the presnt,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-30
i quotations on December were upli at

nal quotations on December were upii at
As.
CASH Wheat-No red, 0lHg2 No. 3,
red, S9sn9l No. ?, hYd SS19l: 80. B.
hard, SGgSg; No. + northern Olats2; NO =
northern. sSd9i; No. ., spring S4g@.
Corn-No, 2 j24q52A No 3, 5ld5ila
Oats-No, > 3Og3O5.; No. Q, 2sisH29%
Close. Wheat-Dec. g2s; May, si&nFl's;
July, S6a4
Corn-Oct 52is: Dec, &C. old, lGSsd4Git
Jan. 4il. May. i6ig; July, i6's
Oats-Oct. and Dec. 30ls; May, S2sd33;
July 3lS,
Pork-Oct., 1850: Jan, ~ IS.
Lnrd.-Oct 107ig; Now 40; Dec 6Nia
az 80; Jan. 6,S.
Ribs-Oct.. lbs; jan 6.52ls,
Rye-Cash, 1gl9
Flax-Cash. northwest 100.
Timothy--Oct go
tlOver-Cash Il. %,
Barley--Easy 81,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-30
President Tullock Tells About the
Acquisition Of New Territory
And Mil Construction.
PLANT TO Be READY JANUARY |
The Initial UAlt viii Handle 0oc Hun.
bred Tons Of Ore Per Day Power
Plast on Clear Creek.

President Seymour W. Tullock Of
the SEWER Consolidated Mining COM
pany is in the city for a few days and
10 News representative during the
day released the information that his
company had recently added something
over 30 lode mining claims to It's ter
iltory in the Gold Mountain district and
that the Sewer company now owns I'm
excess OF 1000 acres OF mineral ground
Included in the new acquisition are
the Hummng Bird, q. n 49,, l. y. IT,.
Laura and Noble Grand groups. All
Of The ground is not adjacent but is so
situated that it is easily accessible
from the oompany's new power plant
now being built in clear Creek canyon.
The power plant Is situated on a 1850
acre ranch, which has also been pur-
chased.
The new mill said President Tulloch,
IA almost under cover and II is hoped
so have an the equipment installed ana
ready for operation by the beginning OF
The new year. 1906. But of course "a
good deal yet depends on the prompt
or this is going TO he accomplished.
The plant mas been built with power
facilities 10 handle 200 IONS of ore per
DAY, but the initial unit of 100 tous is
all that win be started ut the begin
ming. The second unit viii be added,
IN all probability, before the close OF
the next year.
a new compressor plant is being in
stalled at the mine. Every part OF the
mine and mill equipment win derive
the power energy 10 operate IL from
the Clear Greek electric plant eaCn
unit will have It's individual motor. so
that in case Of accidents or for some
other reason one unit may be shut down
without interfering in the least with
the others and removing the necessity
Of closing down the entire plant II
everything Is not running smoothly
The mine aud mill VIII he equipped
with every modern convenience and
device.
The operations Of the Sewer Consol-
ilatcd has been the means Of bringing
many thousands of dollars into Circu
lati0n I'm the SEWER valley, The de-
velopment Of the mines OF the Gold
Mountain district has given the farm
ers a splendid market for the products
~ the soil while merchants OF Rich
field and other places have enjoyed the
benefits OF Increased trade
President Tulloch states that 1t il the
Intention Of the Sewer company To
help its neighbors There are a good
many properties IN the Gold Mountain
district In which good milling ore has
been developed. the values do not rur
high enough 10 make II paying prop
ositiou to ship direct to the shelters
hut a fair margin Of profit could be
realized II the ore was first subjected
to mil treatment. II Is proposed tC
open the mill for custom work. Thi.
viii encourage the weak and may be
the means Of bringing other good pro-
ducprg 10 he frODt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-30
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. oct &c. Sugar. raw, quiet
Fair refining, ~ centrifugal 90 test, 81,
molasos sugar, ~,
Rehned-Qulet Crushed, SO, powdered
$50 graduated, 40
Coffec-Quiet No. 7 Rio, sSs
Butter-Ste0dy Street price extra
creamery. 23d9ia; official prices cream
ery. common To extra, l60 %. state dairy,
common 10 extra, l7d2. renovated. COM
mon to extra, l5pa, western factory,
common TO extra l5dlli2; western imlta-
ton creamery extras, lSgdl9, do. trsts,
lii2alS
C'heese-Flrm. state full creams, small
and large colorcd and white, September
fancy i3li do October choice, l2i; do,
fair to good. l2i4d12ia
Eggs strong. State Pennsylvania ana
nearby fancy selected white 80; do, choice
90u83. do mixed extra %: western fine, So
lected, e. do. average best 1925,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-30
Have Struck the Mineral Bearing
Lines in the Lower Workings
of the Nine,
ARE NEARING THE CONTACT


Scion Spiro, the manager OF the sill
Yer King Consolidated has received
most encouraging reports from the
mine Supt. Keethley reports that he
Is now IN the mineral bearing lime in
which all the big ore bearing chutes
appear IN the camp. The lime they are
now Passing through is very heavily
mineralized containing manganese, talk,
iron and a good percentage Of copper.
lie reports that at any moment he eX-
poets 90 break into a chute Of ore as
be IS nearing the contact Manager
Spro says that work win be constantly
pushed ana that before the week Is
over he expects to hear something big.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-30
VIII Go To Nsvada.

John Ceghorn, who has been in
charge Of the development Of a mining
property IN American Fork canyon dur
ing the past summer Is preparing to
leave for Goldfeld New, where he will
take charge Of the development Of the
-Goldfeld property, owned by Salt
Lake parties.
with winter coming on in American
Fork canyon, ana they are usually very
severe there, the property ON which Mr.
Cleghorn has been directing work, will
be closed down
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-30
ELKo COUNTY MINES.
1uscarora Has n Production Record Of
over Thirty Millions

luscafoFh iias Productton Record OF
over Thirty Millions.
Elko county has produced very
large amount of gold in the olden time,
says an Elko exchange. yet for a mum
Der ~ years the money and stir
incident to actiye operations have been
comparatively unknown, but a. new era
ia dawuing, aud that which has been
quiet win again resouud to the ace
tlvity incident to progressive mining
regions,
Ii reads like q true story Of the his
tory OF Nevada to hear of mining oper-
atoms ON a larger scale On Eiko county
for there was a time and not so very
long ago. when her output OF gold was
not at all Insignificant. Many Of the
old camps have been great producers Of
the precious metals and 1t is only neces-
sary to recall some of these To- remind
one that this statement Is not over
drawn;
Tuscarora has record output 81
S20.0O0,000 ana Columbia Mountain
city, Ball Run Good Hope aud Cor
uuCOpia equally as much Just think
OF &c, A few camps In one county,
have produced S6o,0o0,000. and the eS-
tcusiVe operations now considered will
very probably assure millions more.
The gold OF that land was indeed good
and 1t Is agreeable news 10 hear that
many OF the old camps are taking new
life and 1t is exploration work that Will
again cause an active movement all
along the line In Elko county
Among those who are doing much
iu advancing the mining industry are
joke Eggers, Genial Jlks," the boys
cali him. who hos been asscrror Of
Elko county. for 50 long thai the menu
ory OF man runneth not TO the contrary
and his partner of many years, Johu
Murphy also o good man at any mark
iu the road. These gentlemen have q
very valuable property ON Lime noun
tain. % celebrated land mark. @ verIt-
able mountain OF lime which Jumps
right up out OF tho ground strong and
prominent
This section has been a recognized
copuer belt Of great value for 70 num-
her of years, and II iH not SURPRISING
that immense deposits OF high grace
copper are uncovered.
The district Is 20 miles directly north
| of Tuscaror1 aud tho recent develop.
meuts show that Messrs. EgSers ana
| Murphy have something extra good
! The vein has been sufficiently exploited
| to know that il Is we'll defined and the
assays show extra good values. Assay
| No. / showed l5.l iu gold. $50 lu silver
| total S2O2l ANA 2l56 per cent copper
! total value Sg' 20. so. r went lbI,
gold, 2.lO silver. total 1882 aud 2S.3 pen
! cent copper. total value per ton SlJ2 ~
! Certainly q very satisfactory return
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-30
urAH's LEAD OUTPUT.
Government statistics show That II Is
steadily on the Increase.


The director Of tho mineral division Of
the United states geological survey
has issued o bulletin giving some IN
terast,ng data on the production OF LEAD
In the United States In which he calls
attention TO the increase in the produc-
ton from Utah camps,
The year 1904 was a prosperous one
for the lead mining and smelling indus.
try OF the United States and year OF
extraordinary expansion in the produ'-
ton VI lead and an even larger increase
IN the cor sumption Of that metal. The
total gross production Of lead in the
country Is given az $4,000 short tons,
valued at S26 4O2,00
I'm the Mississippi valley the produc-
ton of lead Increased considerably dur
ing 1904 aud this Increase is still going
on In the lead-zinc regions Of south
west Missouri and southeast Kansas
the production OF lead approached the
record OF 1901. Tho principal producing
camps were webb city -Carterville, Jop'
I'm. Galcna. Duenweg aud CRANKY The
greater part Of this ore Is smelted by
local shelters. \ certain quantity u
the lead ore Of the district Is converted
| into pigment.
In southeast Missouri further prog
ross has been made by an increased ac'
uvity among the older mines. The 81.
! Joseph Lead company the largest indi-
| vdua producer Of lead In the country
| has GAINED I'm output by charging the
| old BOnnc Terre mill, by putting into
/ operation q new mill at the HOFFMAN
| shaft which viii be capable Of handling
I 600 short tons Of ore per day, and by
! adding 90 the smclter facilities at the
, Hproulancum works, The Doe Run
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-30
ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Opening OF Week Quiet and Trading
Some what Dull.

The week opened very quiet on the
mining exchange and the sales, like
supernatural ysitations, were few and
far between. Con. MerCur opened the
trading disposing of small block at
IS cents. Grand Central was also a
trader disposing 200 shares az 50,
straight. Sacramento was the only ne.
manning trader o. the regular call.
Though there was no trading in the
general stocks there was no weakness
noted and quotctions remain at about
tho same figures as at the close Sat-
Urday
on the open board Columbus Con. was
freely sold but TO "a declining market.
disposng of 600 shares from POO at the
beginning to 1,9S at the close. In all
1888 shares were disposed of. the to-
ta value being $4,000 3D. The closing
quotations We're as follows
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-30

that state, declare that there are sew
eral districts that can be depended on
for a supply Of nuXes
Attention has been called 10 the Lone
Mountain, Ray districts and Ida dis
tricts Lone Mountain Is developing
rapidly and its future looks brighter
than some would imagine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-30

wool


81. Louis. oct 30.--Wool steady. Ter
rltory and western mediums 800, mo
medium, 220g6; fine, lsH2l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-30
Nevada FluXing Ore.

Nevada mining men in answer TO the
smelling companies, which have COM
planned OF scarcity OF fluxing ore In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-30
Nevada stocks,

James A. Pollock & Co., brokers, re-
ported the following quotations itom
San Francisco today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-30
LIVE sToCh.
CHICAGO.

Chicago oct 3o.-Catue-- Receipts &
600, market best steady: others slow,
BeeNcs 1855. 30. stoCkere ana feeders, 2.l0
$3.50 cows and heIfers, ll5N4 90; Texas
fed s,ccrs, 3.ioq4 j0;wostern steers, 3.3ju
4sg
Hogs-Recepts TODAY, 5000; tomorrow,
q 900, market cents higher, Mixed and
butchers 4Sqj.25 good 10 choice heavy,
5.t0m5.35 rough heavy, 45on i8; lights
4. SOS 30: bulk Of sales 10000
sheep Receipts, 5000; market 10 cents
lower Sheep, 1909 $40; lambs, 46oa1 So
OMAHA
South Omaha. oct. .-Cdttle--Receipts
1900; market steady. Native steers. 4,Oltt
$50; COWS and heitcrs, 2.15Vi 0' western
steers. 2.00uiS 50, Texas steers 2,i5di 90;
cows and heifcrs 2 OGN3 50; Gamers. sou
2{O. stocters and feeders, 2.3ni 90,
calves. 3.OOa5.I j. bulls. stays, etc. l@t
Hogs Reccipt2 400; market cents
higher Heavy. f,s5H5,0o mixed, i.3Oa4 81:
lights. i@q5c5, pigs, +5oai.@; bulk or
sheep~Roccipts. 29Q; market steady.
Westerns S0G5.Gj, wothcrs i,'oU'.lo;
lambs, 10opri5.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas CITY Oct S0.-Catte Receipts.
1900. market steady TO 10 cents higher.
Native steers i.OPdb.0; native COWS ana
heifers l.75d3 IS; stockers and feeders.2 -
H4.25 bulls, 2.gop@ 30; caves, 2,o3nt' %,
western steers. 2.t1dAJV' western COWS.
Weegs%Rcccip,s. 6ooo: market strong to
d cents higher Bulk Of sales, i.&n5. as;
heavy. 5.0od5.01ie; packers, iHq5.0 pigs
and lights, 4.Ijd1.oJ.
sbGaD|Rnccipts 1000. market steady to
II conts lower Mutous, i&q6.oo, lambs.
5.15d1.l5: range Wethers, S.i5n6VQ, stock
ors and feeds, @,I5Hi'6''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-30
National Bank Of The ReDubNc,

r, s. DEPOSITORY.
FRANK KNOX ..,...,.....,....P President
JAMES A MURRAY ..,..Vice President
W +. ADAMS, ....,.,,..,,.Ca5hler
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $500
A thoroughly modern savings depart
ment conducted in connection with this
bank. Safe deposit boxes for rent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-30
MINERS
EXCURSION RATES.

Ho! For the Mining Center of the
West via "The Salt Lake Route"
Commencing October lst daily OK
curslous will be run from Salt Lake
to Nevada's great mineral belt at fol-
lowing rates.
Caliente and return ....,..SlS,9O
Moapa and return ..,.,,..., 2i.S0
Las Vegas and return .,,.., $3.50
Good Springs and return 90. 81 IS
Nippeuo and return ..,.,. 80, 30
Final Limit 80 days from date OF
sale.
city Ticket Office. II w 2nd South.
]. L. MOORE,
Dist. Pass Agt.
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a. s. CAMPBELL,
Stock Eroksr, 2le y. r. WRiksr Block
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BELLE PHOTO SUPPLY co.

Developing Finishing. n e. Third So
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j. oBERNDoRFER.

Stock Broker,
Tel. Bell 49, 1871 S, Main ST.
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