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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-10
CONCENTRATES

NJ. ]. Newhouse. q brother Of Samuel
Newhouse. Is in the city on a business
trip.
g u. Dern. manager Of the Con-
soldated Mercur mine at Mercur, Is
in the city today.
John Brooks, the veteran mill man,
has been appointed superintendent OF
the Honerine mil! at stockton.
Joseph Jenkins and wife have re-
turned from u trip OF several weeks
duration spent very pleasantly in the
east.
a, H. Godbe departed for Garfield
county this morning 10 make ar In
spection OF the property OF the Utah
Anthony company
A shipment OF ore from the Creole
mine at Park City reached the market
yesterday. The controls show the
presence of 40 per cent lead
Louis ID. Gordon. the discoyerer OF
the Round Mountain, New, mining
district. Is expected 10 reach the city
from that camp within few days.
Tho ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
centrate, $4,000; base bullion. $1,000,
The management of the National
Mining company at Cherry Creek. New,
Is exulting over the new strike which
is holding out as development pro-
crosses.
Capt. J. II. Stallings has returned
from "A trip TO White Pine county, New.
He secured an option on a very promls-
ing copper property situated about ~
miles from Ely.
Samuel Newhouse and Lafayette
Hanchett departed last night for the
Cactus mine In Beaver county which
came to the front recently with one OF
the biggest strikes ever made in any
Utah mine.
p. p. Garfield OF Iron county was In
the city yesterday and denies the re-
port circulated recently to the effect
that he had given an. option on his un-
divided one-haif interest in the Bull
Valley iron properties
L. f. Stoddard. president Of the Utah
& Eastern Copper company. came In
from the east last night and, with c. II.
Doolit1e. manager, will depart on an
inspection trip to the property OF that
corporation in Washington county to-
night.
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UNION PACIFIC
LED THE LIST

New York. Oct l0.-Flrst prices Of
stocks showed little change from last
night. significant gains and loses were
advances OF about point In National
Ing. A fair amount OF prominence was
by any means monopolize the dealings as
they had recently. Smelling was about the
only stock OF the group In which the
the standard railroad list Union Pacific
main OF limited proportions. Northwestern
and Smelling advanced IA, Union Pacific
rose IN. Federal Mining preferred ~ u
y. Realty and American Tobacco pre-
ferred 21s.
A sagging tendency OF prices was re-
yersed by the influence or large buying
OF Union Pacific which carried II UP ~,
70 above lsO. Northwestern rose 3, st,
Paul III and Reading, Delaware & Hud-
son, L. 5. Rubber and Hide and Leather
preferred /. Prices receded slightly be-
fore noon
Bonds were firm.
When the rise i'm Union Pacific halted,
st. Paul was put forward as a leader and
moved up ~ Pennsylvania also was
bought heavily. but the influence of the G
movements was small, the rest Of the list
remaining practically unchanged.
Strength continued to develop In various
stocks which. however, did not benefit
the list as a whole. The market at times
was almost stagnant. Great Northern
preferred gained "a and Union Pacific 3.
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MoHAwK's RICH ORE.


The Hayes and Monnette lease on
the Mohawk. says the News OF Gold
deid. will produce this month two and
one-half tons OF chemically pure gold.
As ton OF gold has a coinage value OF
a llttle over $500 200 II means that this
little block OF ground on the famous
mine will add TO the worlds circulate
Ing medium and the worlds wealth
81. 500 900 during this Glorious month Of
October This is mt the rate OF $4,000
a day.
The lessees are not satisfied with
this production and are confident Of
doubling II mp before the year Is over,
and with that worthy object in view Il
carload Of machinery Is speeding across
the mountains from Denver, Colo, bill
ed for Hayes and Monnette. An ef-
fort was made In Denver yesterday 10
have II attached 10 one of the fast
express trains and may possibly come
through that way II the railway off,
cials object or refuse to be bribed--
then that precious carload OF maohin-
CRY VIII come through on fast freight
schedule time. even II II Is necessary to
curtail the train 70 an engine, freight
car and caboose. Hayes and Monnette
win be willing to pay the freight. That
car contains an S-drill air compressor
with an It's appurtenances. The six
drill compressor now IN use al The lease
Is not big enough to handle the Job OF
breaking 100000 worth OF ore day.
II Is doing half that well nov.
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MAY BE A GIANT.
A Mine Near Battle Mountain, New.
Turning Out Well.

Recent developments I'm the property
OF the Giant Mining company situated
about eight miles southwest OF Battle
mountain, New, bear every indication
that II will become producer Of con-
siderable importance, The company
has been shipping three or four cars
per month for some time past. and a
report from the mine superintendent
says such showing Is being made that
the output can easily be increased
The property Is an old producer. and
IL accredited with having yielded up
its riches to former owners TO the ex-
tent of 100000.
The mine Is now controlled by a syn.
dicate OF salt Lake and Provo par
ties who have reason TO congratulate
themselves over the way things are
turning out. Among the owners are.
Prof, J. r. Anderson, Jesse owen, ]. f.
Armtage of Provo, and NJ. c. Morris,
the latter being assistant secretary OF
the Horn Silver Mining company.
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Wishes to buy stock IN West
ern Idaho Sugar Company. will
II pay him TO buy now at about
1855 per share or wait a little
and pay $1,000 per share2 Those
best posted declare that very
little Of the stock viii be offered
or obtainable even at $40 per
share when the results OF the
Present season are known. Do
you want any stock? We can
sell you a few shares now at 1856
per share.
George NJ. Cannon Company,
Rooms 5i2-5is Templeton Bldg.
We have a call for common
stock, Utah Sugar Co. for Lew
iston Sugar co. and for stock In
lions Savings Bank and Trust
Go, We can make immediate
sales of fair amounts Of each Of
said stocks.
GEORGE VI. CANNON CON-
PANY,
5l2-5i3 Templeton Bldg.
Phone--Bell 81.
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Beck Tunnel has been advancing for
several days and around the mining
exchange the belief has prevailed that
the action taken by the directors today
would come to pass. From Tintic the
most encouraging news relative TO gen.
eral conditions In the mine has come
and persons In position to know say
there Is more ore exposed IN the mine
at the present time than ever before.
Tomorrow. the directors of the
Carisa compasy are scheduled to meet,
which Will probably be the last Of the
Tintic companies to post dividends this
month
II was said by director OF the Utah
mine Of Fish Springs today that at the
meeting tomorrow the usual Scent
dividend viii be posted and added that
the company would probably continue
TO pay that amount for an indefinite
period. that the treasurer OF the com
pany has more than enough funds on
hand at the present time to maintain
this basis for at least year without
marketing pound of ore. Judging
from the foregoing statement the COM
pany must have on hand somewhere
around $4,000. Some of this, no doubt
VIII be applied I'm payment for adjoin-
ing properties upon which options are
now held Several months ago the
property formerly owned by the Fish
Springs Mining company was secured
under a bond and lease and a majority
OF the stock Of the Galena Mining COM
pany has been tied UP for more than a
year.
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BOSTON CON. ORE.

A Boston exchange says: The Bos-
tor Consolidated company Is opening
n remarkable BODY of sulphide ore
from the Peabody tunnel running into
what Is now virgin territory. that
promises 10 develop into one OF the
biggest and richest bodies Of copper
ore i'm the camp.
This strike was made on Aug. 20
and the drift Is now In about 100 feet.
The body IS 80 feet wide and as IL
runs into the mountain. the copper
values have been steadily increasing
The ore at first averaged about per
cent copper later Increased to 4 per
cent copper in the first so feet of the
drift, and the latest advices show the
face Of the body to be In 8 per cent
copper ore with no Indications of any
contraction in the size OF the ore body.
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Beck Tunnel Consolidated viii
Pay Shareholders $4,000
This Month.
GRAND CENTRAL VICTORIA.
Carisa IN Line Tomorrow--Spicpdid
Record Of Utah, of Fish
Springs.

Provo, Utah. oct. 1O.--Three Tin,Ic
mining companies posted dividends
here today. The directors of the Beck
Tunnel Consolidated, as foretold In
the News several days ago, decided
on an Increase Of from 21s to cents a
share. so shareholders will receive $780,
600 this month as against $4,000 last
month. Payment is to be made on the
goth inst TO all shareholders Of record
on the 18th Inst.
The Grand Central and Victoria COM
panies will disburse the usual amounts
The former 6 cents share, or $4,000
and the latter cents a share or $lO,-
600 Both companies will pay on the
10Th inst to shareholders OF record on
the 18th inst
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GREAT BEND ORE.
Shipments Made Last Week Show
Good Returns.

A shipment OF % tons was marketed
a few days ago. says the Goldheld
News, from the company's shaft on the
Great Bend which came from lbO-foot
level where nice body OF ore has been
encountered In the course OF develop
ment work Assays would Indicate a
value per ton of from $50 to $500.
The new pump Which has been In
stalled Is working nicely and raising
about If 900 gallons of water daily This
il now going to waste but In all prob
ability e will be utilized In the near
future either for mill or domestic use.
The company shaft has reached a
depth Of 2lO feet and VIII be lowered
to the S00-foot mark before a station Is
cut. AT present the ore production Is a
side issue as the company management
has decided TO devote all its energy to
opening up what appears to be one OF
the good mines OF the district.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO

Chicago. Oct --Cattle--Receipts. u.s.
600; market stronger, Beeyos, 3.JOls 20;
cows and heifers, l eOG6.2 stockers and
feeders 2, 5Gif4. W; Texans 3.l0di.i0; west
erners, 3.60d5 ~. valves, 6.2SMS,01.
Hogs-R eceipts. q GOO: market slow and
steady Mixed and butchers. 6ad6io;
good heavy, 6.5Oas,7 0 rough heavy 1854
6.2O; lights 6.20ds.65; pigs, 5,10ds q; bulk
Of sales, 6.25d6.e0.
Shesp-Recepts. 5000: market strong
sheep, S,J0d5.40; lambs, i50n7 g.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city, Oct l0.-Cattle- Receipts.
1900: market steady TO strong. Native
steers lC0N6j0. native cows and heif-
ers i5d5 %: stocxer and feeders. 2.6)d
as. bulls, 2l0M3. Is. calves, 3,I5fi6. -,
western steers, s,5cao.Qo; western cows
20O4i3 s..
Hogs Receipts. 1900: market weak 10
shade lower Bulk OF sales 6.3Od6, 81;
heavy. 65Op6lo. packers. G.SpRs.D pigs
and lights 5.75Gs.s s.
sheep Receipts l,ooO; market strong
Muttons 4 .j0f530: lambs, 5 l5NGl5, range
wethers i,25d5. ti fed ewes, i.O0a6.M
OMAHA
omaha. oct 10-Cattle- Receipts, 1000:
market steady Native steers O0n6 q !;
cows and heifers 2,SNii.eh western
steers, S,256lj,2i: cannera, L2jp2.40; stock
ers aud feeders 2.,aN4.i0. calves 3.u0ff
500: bulls and stays 75fi8 IS.
Hogs Receipts. 100. market 3 cents
lower. Heavy. 6.laiG.2 IS; mixed. NdG ~ /;
lights 6 .Sa6. %; pigs, 5.o9te.oo; hulk6.2l
1850
sheep Receipt. l5.00, market steady
20 strong Warnings 5.50d6 IS, wethers
4.g"a5. Do ewes, t.5QfiS.eo, lambs. 6.sin7 90.
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WOOL.


st. Louis, Oct. lO.-Wool, steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums, 2id2I; fine
mediums. 1921; fine HAS.
BOSTON.
Boston. oct 9--The wool market
holds steady This Is partly result
Of the strength ot the raw material
markets throughout the world. Pulled
woods are comparatively quiet A few
small lots ~ good and supors have been
sold az eaQ6i ana white KS at EHi5. Both
tnerlno aud cross-bred Australian wool IL
in continued demand, The territories
three eigh;hs and half-blood are ~ steady
call Quotations follow:
California secured basis northern
,holce. es6;1. northern good fSH79. middle
countles. cSt6s; southern, e2a61 fall tree.
fs5f55. Ores en secured basis, eastern M
] staple. 72q7i; eastern NO. clothing, 81
gs2-
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7iss II closed at AZ, a loss OF y.
The corn market opened Easy ana the
volume Of trading was ANAL The close
Vas weak with December IN y nc w,
Oats opened steady, December unchang-
ed at 3issg3iis.
Tho provisions market was active and
firm al the opening January pork opened
a shade higher at l3.15 lard was up =
shade at $40. and ribs were unchanged
10 2b higher at 7.42is TO i.ij.
Cash: Wheata-No. red. lsss; 10 J
hard. 7idTl: No. ! northern. Sms5; No,
northern, 57aS2. No, spring, I2nsl.
Corn--No. 2 aud 3 49,
Oats-No. 2. 30; No. 3. s2'a.
Close: Wheat-Dec., H% May. 7s's.
Corn--Dec. 42i4; May 4sisniSN.
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GREEN CON. ELECTION.

New York. Oct 1O.--Stockholders
of the Greene Consolidated Copper
company held their annual meeting
today. About 100000 shares out OF a
total OF 100000 We're reported
All the retiring directors We're re-
elected with the exception OF Eugene
\. Foss, who Is succeeded by John II,
Martin
Tho annual report for the year end
ed July 81 shows net profits of So
96TSlS, compared with $2,SO5.SS6 in
1905. The surplus for the year IS
S1,7S5A1S. an increase of s62f632
over the previous year.
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REduLAR GAIL.

Daily Judge, $50 at 100.
Lower Mammoth, 500 at &c; 900 at u,
100 at IS; 100 at 70; 1000 at So 400 at ST;
100 at s2
May Day. $500 at "a.
Montgomery, 100 at ~.
stray Dog. 500 at SIS.
Beck Tunnel, 100 at LIZ.
Colorado Mining. 100 at SO: 100 AZ So.
100 az 50; 100 at 50; 100 az 81; 800 at So
little Chief. 500 at i2'a.
New York. $500 at 2sis.
Victor Con, 1900 at s.
Yankee, 1900 az S9L; 800 at 80
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Columbus Con. 80 at $50
Carlsa. 500 at As; $40 at 46is b 90. 800
II 4eia. 900 at AZ h 80; 1000 at A..
DAILY Judge, 100 at ll.i2la; 100 at II 90.
DAILY, 100 at 200.
Lower Mammoth, 100 At rs; 800 at 20
New York. 800 at 2sik.
South Columbus 1900 at 10; 1000 al
TO-
stray Dog. 900 AZ 81.
Silver Shield, 500 at u
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UTAH ANTHONY.
Thompson Campbell Says Mil VIII
Soon be Built.

Thompson Campbell. the well known
Butte attorney and mining man who
was instrumental In the foatation OF
the Utah Anthony company not long
ago, came down from the north yes
terdfay and after tarrying a day or
two In the city will proceed on his way
TO the property OF the company which
is located In Garfield county.
Mr. Campbell says while he IL on the
ground preliminary arrangements will
be concluded for the erection OF a mill.
An order viii be placed for the equip
meut, Mr. Thompson states, soon after
his return from the south
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BINGHAM CENTRAL.
Management Reports Strike of Orc in
Apex Flssurc.

The management OF the Bingham
Central is encouraged over the stua-
tlon at that Bingham property, and
each days work seems TO be productive
of satisfactory results. The ore body
found In the Whitley tunnel recently is
being exploited and sufficient work has
been done In IT. to leave no doubt OF II
being very Important one A few
days ago another ore body was open
ed In what Is known as the Apex fis-
sure, about 500 feet. east OF the dscov-
cry in the Whitley tunnel.
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LITTLE BELL CONTACT.


Word comes from Park City to the
effect that the development of the Lit
tie Bell contact vein In Daily West
ground Is progressing steadily. and so
far has fully come up TO expectations.
About four feet OF the vein exposed
contains shipping values-assays show
ing about so ounces IN silver and 20
per cent lead
The ore il similar in character and
value to that being extracted from the
Little Bell mine at the present time.
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oats-pec. az Nav ,.,~-------.
pork-Jan.. Il. nay S'tfassAs
nnard-0ct., s:si, Jan. Sto
Rlbs--Oct. $40. jan ny
Rye-.ccash. Gi,s. -
Timothy Oct. s.wa4 os
Bsrlcy--cash. asaSs w.
Flax and clover-Nn
LIVERPOOL GRAIN
Liverpool, Oct l0.-Clo.s. W.,
ss ND; March. SIS SID. ''ss' Wheat-Dec.,
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
rs Nigw r., anrn, o , 0-5susar. raw ou,.,
molasses sugar, 3h - test, 1,
Retined-Quiet Crushed Z "A.
ed, $40; granulated. 800 ''ip' powder.
conee--Quiet No. I Rio, So
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. oct. l0--The wheat market
today opened easier on liberal receipts
IN the northwest and the failure Of tho
Liverpool market TO respond 10 yester-
days advance here. December wheat
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Carisa Finished u Feature for the
Forenoon Sessions.

on the mining exchange this forenoon
there were executed some heavy orders
for caflsa sent IN from New York and
az prices considerably IN advance Of
those Of yesterday other Tintic stocks
werc active. Daily Judge weakened
and closed on q bid Of s1OS7h.
The closing quotations and sales
were:
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valley No J.. class
Territory staple, secured basis fne,
fSGT5 fine medium gsN70; medium. 6Jd65.
Colorado and New Mexico, spring scour-
ed *" dsMi0: No. I, ein66
Pulled VOLS secured basis extra. IA
a. line "X1 500: "a supers, oo9i6i
"B' supers, 50T56
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r. II. Snow & Co., Stock Brokers.
22 Commercial Blk. Both Phones ly7a
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Il. NJ. WEST & Co.. stock brokers
D. +. Walker Blk. Tel. 1875; res 251o-x.
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CANNON BROS. BROKERS, "a f.
So. Temple. Tel sio Ind. 9l0-k Bell
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.

a. s. CAMPBELL. 4.
Stock Broker. 21s ID. J. Walker Block.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-13
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-13
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