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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-29

Ole los. GeriummIuna
- Die m%cOi5iniid)e uno diruraiide
6ofult0t bon Warplano begann ae-
tern in Mnnapolis lire 10S. Sabres.
Der iammlung. 8oliperneur @ar.
iielo iiberlieB Den sler5ten sic alte
Scnatsfommer i'm Stants . aopitoI
fiir Die Scriammlung uno muroen
pom @ouoernelir betpiufommnct. Gin
Iebr intereiianter Iortrag iiber aus-
iat ipllroe bon Or. M. Q. &oiiiter ge.
baIten. Seutc tperoen sic gerste cine
@aiieriabrt auf Dem .Stauoiib" I'M.
t%ernebmen, Der ibuen bonn Slotten.
Sefret1r gonapnrte 5ur 8~erfiigung
geltcllt morben lit.
StroBenba6n unfau.-
Vii ganf', nobe WaibingtonItrabe.
collioirte gcitern Nbeno geaen Z llbr
ein Strobcnbobniuaggon ser Tenn-
Iplonia.a pe. -2inie nit einem 5tpei.
ipannigen @agen, ser BON geniam.
Toab bon Baltimore, uno II. Ctr,
gelenft ipilrbe. Ger Sender oes 8ag.
CONS tpitroe 5erbroder. Sr. Wcab
ipnroe bonn BOD eeidleuoert nno er.
lit cine leidte 9ernunblng ant
Nilden, Die bon Gr. 9rebler perbun-
Den wuroe.
Gle Yflaiterung ser 6 a.
t 3 arines StraBe.- = Die Stra.
Bcnourbbruhs 5 Gommilidre peroeu
om #. Sftober in ibrem Bureau int
Soen. 8ebGuoe Die Tetition our EiIa.
iterl,ng Der Gatbarine-S traBe, 5fpi.
iden 2ombaro-S traBe uno 6reSerid-
gpenne. in grtpagung sieben nnS
Yroteite uno Ginmanse entgesen neb.
men. Die an anoercr SteIe De-. Dcnt.
id)en Gorreiponoenten" erideinenoc
4n5eige beiagt oas H1bere.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-29

Ser folacnbe Wcrid)t oeS ercfutlo'
Gomitc'S iibcr bciien ont 16. Sep
tcmbcr inter Dem @oriit bcs ErGii-
oentcn Sobn Siorfs it%ottgebobteS it
5lirg ipuroe cutgc9cn geromnlen,
ln0 sic bon oieiem Gomitc geitel-
ten antr1gc unb gcfoBten @eidliiIic
gutgcbeiben.
IS mllrbc bcidloiicn, ben1 Gercin
III cmpicblclL Srn. Geo. Gober bon
Gar. t406, Sits9oltimoreitroBe, ais
Gin,cl.M itQlico oufSuncbmen.
Ger 9ori6lng, einen Sobcerfron5
oiti Dem 8rabc oeS pcrItorbencn Or.
g.. acancr in Ybilnbelpbio nieoerlc.
aen al loiien ilnb oofiir So 81 pcr-
piliacn, ipllrGc 5ur Mnnabme cnls
problem. Or. &cllrcr mar Der Vcs
griinocr ocs oeutiden Soges inglmes
rita.
Ger SiuonsicfrctGr iuuroc bonn
Y%rGiibenten crilldt, on ollie Tcrelnc
uno Gin5elmitglicber HcdnunGen
fir Die SabresbeitrGgc allssulenben.
Gas Gednungsiabr idliebt am 81.
Gcsember, nnb bit Heupabl Der Be
amten miiB nod Ser Contribution in
Der letten Serlommlilng i'm Sftober
itottfinoen.
Ger 9eidluB purbe einitimmig
ongcnontmcn. Den @ctrag BON 500
fir bcn Subelfeierfono. melder be-
reits pom Gr1iiocntcn be5oblt lucr'
ben mnBte, aus Ser Goiie bes Ser.
Gins suriid5ucritattcn. unb bieier 9c'
iblnB mur0e ebenfaQs benz Sereine
sur Mnnabmc e%mpfoblen.
gnf elm Sdreiben bon Wopor 81.
manus purbe ErGiioent 5iarfs oft
t%oriiirt, bic grncnnung gum Mitglieb
hes Genfmol-G omite's on5unebmert.
ifit cinc Sltmc BON 500 ion gum
GcnfmaIs Sonb nngemieicn' mcrben,
Jeyrer 'folen ole beutiden 8ereine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-29
Sr. Nicmann's Seitamcnt.

Sintcrlieb ser ngqgemeinen Getlt,
i6en @reiienbcimotb," Dem asla-
gemeinen 9eutifen @oiienbaus"
uno Ser nGeutifen 8eieai6aft
bon Morplono" ie $500.
Ser Iod)lob bon Srn. G6erbaro
%gtiemonn,. meld]er an 8. September
IN 8iesbaben itorb, miro Dem Se'
ltolnent bes Gerblidenen 81 5olge,
ipeldcs i'm @oiicngeriht eingereitt
puroe, luie folgt, pcrtbei(t:
Gas .Nugemeine 9eutide Wai.
%ienbous," bie nNagelReine oeutide
Extraordinarily" unb Die n0entide
@%eicuidoft bon 0tarplonb" erbolten
ie $500. 6crner crbalt iebe Der &c.
ronnteu Srgoniiotionen epentucu
Elm Siebentel zines alenfalliigeu
llcberiduiies.
Die @ittme erbGIt $4,000, SieaRo-
bcln, @emGIoe unb onoere perl6uli.
die Giictter. Srr. Giemonn's
Sdmeiter, Sral Meper, @attiu bon
Yoitor Serm. Meper in Sol5bauien.
erbGlt $1,000. 81
Sri. Morie Weper, int n1mIihen
Srt, erbGlt $1,000 on Steae scr 800,
melde ibr ser grbloiier sur 3cit If.
rer @eburt ocriprad).
!Srn. Sobn $. Boring miro fiir
ieinen eblen Gbarofter, feline gner.
gle unb Eflidttrene, ipGbreno er Den
0icnftcn Scr Sirmu 8ieSfe & Nie.
mann Itono, nit $1,000 belobnt.
Ger &elt bes Nodlaiies nirh ser
~Wercontile Srult & Gepoiitgomp."
iiberloiicn, nm boS Ietto . ginfom.
men al oie @ittwe oussu5oblen.
Nad Dem Sooe ser Sroii Tiemonn
fol- bos &erm0gen inter sic foIgen.
ben II Grbcn pertbeilt iperocn:
Sermonn Wcper, Maria Meper,
Gberborb Weper, 9lntonie Meber,
Hubolpb Webcr ln6 Carl Ieper,
ainOer bon Sermann Weper uno
Srn. Nicnonn'S Sdmeiter, 3rou
Sermnnn in 9eiltidlonb; @uitap 6.
@iesfe, Mlircb W. @icsfe, Sorolo 6.
8iesfc, Eollla @ieSte unS @olter
Wf. @iesfe, 0inbcr beg peritorbenen
n@itop @icsfe mo ieincr 8rau, eli.
ltcr gtborcnen 9riper bon Gotonspil.
lie, @oltimore'G oitntp; SeIen @ieSfe,
Sorn @iesfe nno Selmo8iesfe, ain.
Der oeS perltorbenen @iuiom @iesfe
ino Ieiner 6rou, gcb. SRI. @ogIer
bon Baltimore.
Gel oment on9efo6ten.Z
SIM @aiien.@erif miir6e gcItern
ein Giniprud) bon Soiept Sarris,
iueld)er an 2. 3e5ember 1906 Starb,
erboben. Gin Neffe nnb 5iuei 0id.
ten, Sr. @iaiom SorriS bon Yorf.
County, ga, uno gIiee ". Siiber 1t.
Glliabetb S%troilSboiigb bon Carroll.
County iino Die alGger. 9ie lettae.
nonnten orci Ecrionen iiro &inoer
bon George Sarris, cinem 9ruoer
ocs 8erItorbenen. Sorris bat iein
gor5es Term0gcn ieincr Nifte Glem.
mic bi%nterloiien. utb feline @crmono.
ten aeben an, oo6 ct onrd) uugebii6r.
lid)cn GinflllB our gbfaiiung zines
Iold)en Tcitomcntes peronlabt nor.
Den iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-29
Die gant6Gtigfcit.


--
&iclc @runbItiide lucdleln lire 81
ocntbiimcr. - Wunbp'S 300. -
Sos Gniderboder' @eb6noe Der.
follft. Mnbere @rlnrbetgcn'
tbllns . SronSoftioncn. - Gin
9obnbof nobc Dem &otbbouS?
&r. Scr6inono Sfultc bot bon
Charles @.Slnt bo& @rull0ltiid Nr.
t119, -9roobiuop Gdc pon@oD-
ltrobc, IN oem felt 80 Sobrcn Elm so.
tel betricben miro, 9efollit.
Sr. 3. u. &ctdem bat Der Con.
trait crbolten, bos Sorptqnortier
ocs llnobb. Srbens Der nSeptoio.
pbcn" on Yrcltpn. mo Cathedral.
brolltro6e nit S@errocotto fellcriihcr
81 MAIDEN.
Charles @. Slipper bat OILS Ser
trctcr bon 2oiliS Iltpoter nnb 5re-
ocrid ". Slipper cine BiGn Ii. flint
Ntcr 2onb on Golpert- Ipcnuc, nabe
Scr olten Yimlico-Gooo, oil Inorclu
mo Irtbur Shlcgel %bcrfotft.
Die ElGne fir bas @cb0itbc Ser
Safer. unb 2eiters Nr. T.,
8 unb 10 onSiibs@ opitrobe iinb bonn
Stoot. Sngcnicur mlSgeionot nor
Sen. unb ioIcn sic Gngebotc an B.
October gcoiinCt ipcrbcn.
Gle Baltimore Sonitorp Con.
trocting 60" ltebt nit ser Strobcn-
bobn,@ eicaidoit in llntcrbonblung
iiber sic friibere Specification on Der
Erdttitrobe, noDc Gcttrolssbc.
lie gnfiinoigung oes 8erfoufeS
oeS &niderboder- @ehGuocs on Der
Nrr6ipeitsGde bon Nortb- nno Ger
ingtonltrabe al einen unbefonnten
aGllfer bot InloB 81 peridieoenen
@criidtcn ge1cben. GincS bcriclben
beiogt, bob Die .Eenniplponia . 81.
ienba6n" bos 0ebGuoe gefauft bos
be, nm al Stele bon Galpcrtitrobc
aegcniibcr Dem Hntbbouie eineit
ncucn ga6nbof 81 bnlicn. Gle SS.
Gmlgbp, Searn uno Garter, Del6c
oen Gcrfollf modten, pci0crtcn iib,
ocn &Gllicr bcfonnt 81 gcben. gii.
berbcnl mlrbe geiogt, oob Die Ecnn.
iplponin gobn olld) bnS Soen . &C.
bGltbe 81 foilfen miini6t, I'M bos.
iclbc nit OILS 0obnbof 81 benuben.
6crner mill Die 9a6n iGmmtlide @e.
bGloe ollf bciber Seiten ser Nortb,
itroBc bis GentrcltroBe in ibren &c.
iib bringcn. Gs miro barouf bin9e.
mieien, bob Die Sod)bdbn oil Tortb-
ltroBe bon Der Ser. Strobenbobn.
@eieaidoft g%efnuft wcroen fam, Ga
bic @oggons scr acknowledgements
mic bic Galpertitrabc binars gcbcii
fonnen.
Irocrcrlelfs miro nber gelagt, Dab
bos &nidcrboder- @cbGube, meld)eS
iubitontiea gcbalit iuorben lit, nm
cinigc Stodluerfe pcrgrobtrt meroen
niro.
Sir boS neile Scminar.@ ebGltoc
OcS Wit. ct. Warp's College nobe
Gmmitsburg, No, pcrbcn jett ole
Sunoomcntc gelegt. Gos @ebGuoc,
peld)cS oui elmer @cretcrroiie &C.
bollt miro, bot bier Stodtperfe uno
mibt bis sur optic bes 5burmes
no Sub. GS miro aus 0ronit aus
Oen Dem College ~gcborieen 0er9cn
gcboilt, uno bot man idon bonn er-
itcn Stodmerf on cine ausiidt bon
iiber 100 Wcilen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-29

me bon $25 fir Srn. 8en5ina aus.
geiett, berielbe ertl1rte iid oomit
ober ais nid)t 5uirieoengeiteut. Die
clngerelften Ged)nungen muroen
Dem Grefntips9pmite iiberuieien.
Gomtte 9eri6te.
Sim 8eiponntelten maren bie ar.
meIenoen mobl a,f sen Sinon5be.
ridt iiber Die 6eier OeS Gentiden
cages. Gic Gerleiuns oeiielben
hro6te au9emcinen Subel berpor,
oenn bas oiesidbrige Sinan5reiultot
iibcrtrof iGmmtlihe porbergebenbeu
bel @citcm. Sir mollen bier mir eli.
men &crglei6 5uiiden 5pei Sabren
oritellen. Ter lleberiduB bon Die.
lem Sabre betrdgt $2176.36, gegen
$1357.12 pom Sabre 1904, mas Elm
Mebr bon $St9.24 beoeutet. Ger Be-
riht lit 5luar nur Elm porl1ufigcr,
miro iid abcr niht mebr piel Gnoern,
ga MIR nod meni9e uno unbeoeu'
tenoc Gc6nunaen 81 begleid)cn iinO.
Ter poraeleete 9eridt lautet:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-26
MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
Trading Is Confined Almost Entirely
10 Utah Properties.

The local stock exchange resumed bust
ness yesterday after a two days rest.
Quotations were about the same as they
were at the close of the last call Saturday
morning. During the trading 1921 shares
with selling value of $33, All IS changed
hands. Ajax opened the trading at %
cents, at which price 1850 shares were
sold. Another 1000 went a half-cent high
er. During the open board call 500 shares
sold at the formerlprice. The Alta stocks
are in good demand. Columbus Consol-
idated sold from $3.50 to IS. South Column
bus changed hands in small blocks at
prices ranging from IS to 81 cents.
A call for New York in the afternoon
resulted in the transfer of 5000 shares at
prices from 20 cents TO 3O1a. Uncle Sam
was strong around the 4412 mark both in
afternoon and forenoon regular calls. In
the neighborhOod of 5000 shares changed
hands at 4412 and IS cents. With the ex-
ception of 500 Nevada Hills the sales re-
corded were confined TO Utah stocks.
Daly-Judge was bid in at s10.6215, at which
price several hundred shares were sold.
One block of 100 shares went at S10.75 but
the lower price prevailed
Following is the list of final quotations
and record of sales made during the two
regular and open board calls:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-26

higher Later in the day. however. the
local bulls who had profits commenced
TO sell freely with the intention of Feai!Z-
ing and heavy selling at the same time
country acceptances were large Under
the pressure the price of September OPP
tfon declined fully l cent from the high
price of the day. Strong denials of the
rust stories in Manitoba also caused prices
10 weaken somewhat The close was in
clined to weakness and AM3sc lower. Sep
TENDER opened &sd1zc higher at 7714Q774sc.
SOLO between I6ssn7Iesc and closed at I67sc.
Inc COO market was strong all DAY,
although It lost part of its advance be-
cause of the slump in wheat which caused
some selling of the coarse grains. The
early market advanced l cent on reports
OF damage by dry weather, light accept
ances and d strong demand from cash
houses.
An advance of 81 in the price of hay
because nf reported DRY weather had
pronounced bullish effect on both corn
and oats, it being figured that with
shortage in the hay crop the demand for
both grains would be largely increased.
Heavy realizing sales late in the session
also tended to weaken prices. but despite
these things the market rallied on the
slightest encouragement and the close was
strong. September opened 12@7sc higher
at 5112c to 5l7sc sold between 511AQ52c,
and closed at 515sc
The oats market was strong for the
greater part of the day and although it
weakened along with corn and wheat, IL
had an advance during the session of al
most cent for the September option The
Jump in the price of hay, the early bulge
in wheat good buying by cereal manu-
faeturers and reports of 100000 bushels
sold to the east were among the reasons
for the early strength. There was much
realizing late in the day. September
opened sc to &c to 12d7sc higher. at 1880
to SIC. sold between S99sc and 34I4c and
closed steady and AG3sc higher, at 33%c.
Provisions were easier on a liberal run
off and lower prices for live hogs Ship
ments of meat were large, but the move
ment in lard was light. Packers during
the day were for the greater part on the
bear side of the market. At the close
September pork was down 10c at Sl7.22l2,
lard was &c lower at $S.9212. Ribs were
down 10c, at $9.171a69.20.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-26
PUSHING TOWARD VEIN.
Lower Mammoth Working for Con
nection of 1,7OO-foot Level.

The east drift upon the 1,70O-foot level
of the Lower Mamoth is fast nearing
the point where the ore should be en-
Countered. says the Eureka Reporter.
and in the meantime another drift is 1ol-
lowing a small stringer of ore to the
south. When the connection is made
with the ore upon the 1700-fOOt level it
will mean that the company has a con-
tinuous ore channel extending from the
], 400 level down. Upon the 1850 this same
ore was encountered. and in running
through il one shipment was taken out
This shipment brought the company a
nice piece of money, in fact the ore was
about the best that has been SHIPPED
from the mine in the past few years
No effort was made to put any more of
this ore on the market because of rn.,
unsatisfactory freight rate, but as soon
as tie ore is reached on the l7OO-fOot
lev el, there will be something doing at
the Lower Mammoth.
The first thing that will be done will be
the installing of better machinery At
the present time 1t is impossible to ope-
rate the hoist and the machine drills at
the same time, and consequently it is a
difficult matter TO carry on development
work and at the same time keep the out
put OF the mine up to the standard
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-26
Metal Markets.

New York, July 25.--here was a reaction
in the London tin market, which closed
at e170 IS for spot, and at G169 l5s for fu-
lures Locally the market was about ~
points on the average, with spot quoted
at 3735d37.50
Copper had a strong advance in the
London market, with spot quoted at eS2
los, and futures at eS1 IS. Locally the
market was nOminally unchanged, with
lake quoted at 1S371961S75 electrolytic,
Is. 121a611S5O; casting 1775G1S.00.
Lead was unchanged. at 5.75 in the local
market. but advances Is Cd, to ELS los, in
London.
Spelter was unchanged in both mar
kets. with London CLOSING at e27 and
the local market at 5.95G6.05.
Iron was higher in the English market.
with standard foundry quoted at 51s and
Cleveland warrants at SIS Sd. Locally the
market was unchanged and steady TO
firm at the advance of the previous day.
No. l foundry northern is quoted at 1880
1925: No. foundry northern, 1S.20GlS. 10;
No. / foundry southern 1SOOd1S.5O; No. 2
foundry southern. 17.5061S.00.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-26
New York Mining Stocks.
CALLS MAPLE LEAF GOOD THING.
British Columbia Paper Comments
Upon John Derns Visit.

a British Columbia paper has this to
say of John Derns recent visit in the
Boundary district:
Last week w. c. Thomas, superin-
tendent of the Dominion Copper COM
pany's Boundary Fails smelter, visited
Franklin camp, in company with George
A. Mcleod and made an examination of
lie Maple Leaf group. He was so well
pleased with the property that he at once
took an option on il for $f25.000 on behalf
of John Dern, wealthy mining operator
Of Salt Lake City Utah.
Mr. Dern arrived in the Boundary
this week and went up to the Maple
Leaf. returning TO Grand Forks last
night, and thence to Greenwood. 1t is
known that Mr. Dern expressed himself
<as greatly pleased with the Maple Leaf,
and there seems little doubt but that he
will take the bond and proceed at once
with development under its terms, which
call for 5000 in cash, the balance sX-
te:lding over eighteen months.
Less than two months ago the Maple
Leaf group was bonded from Fee Broth
ers cr Grand Forts. and II. w. Young
of Vancouver for $4,000, by George A
Mcleod and H. w. Warrington of Grand
Forks an initial payment of $1,000 having
already been made. One cut. 65 feet
across the ledge, gives an average of
per cent copper and $50 in gold Aver
age samples taken out last week across
several feet of the ledge yielded 22.7 per
cent copper and IL ounces silver. 1t is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-26
Stock Quotations.

ures. The country is all taken up now
and money will not buy claims in the
neighborhood of the finds. Patsy Clark
has a shaft 125 feet deep which carries a
six-foOt vein of q per cent copper the
entire length of the shaft.
Surface shOwings are also excellent
Prospectors are leaving the old camps
and rushing with all possible haste to
Greenwater. Lem and Lawrence Kimball
are arranging TO put in a stage service
between Johnnie siding and the baby
camp to get the tremendous traffic di-
rected towards it, The camp will have no
trouble getting railroad facilities if it
turns out to be as big as present indica-
tions promise
'Borax' Smiths line to the Lydia c.
mine will come within twelve miles of
GreenWater. The Las Vegas-Tonopah
road is now within forty-one miles of the
camp. A branch road from Johnnie sid
ing could be built easily if the new dis
trict would warrant such being done, and
Salt Lake would get more business. The
little town is filled with prospectors sand
Continued on Page 8.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-26
SAYS MANHATTAN
IS WORLD DEATER
"Dlck" Colburn Has Grip Full
of Gold Picked From Sur
face of Red Top.
VALUES ARE BEWILDERING
MEN FROM BLACK HORSE BOOST
THAT CAMP.

Dick" Colburn. formerly Salt Lake
miping man, and now prominent in Ne
vada, is registered ct the Wilson. He
will remain in Salt Lake for several days.
Mr.. COlburn. with g. Gordon, Fl. Tay-
Tor and w. Z. Hughey. formed the
Round Mountain Red Top company to
develop the property bearing that name.
Mr. CoIburn says Manhattan is the
greatest gold camp in the country and
the Red Top group of claims the best in
the west. To back these assertions up he
has brought a grip full of specimens
taken at random from the property.
These are covered with gold.
Round Mountain is fourteen miles
northwest of Manhattan" explained Nj.
Colburn yesterday. THE whole district
is richly mineralized. The Round Noun
tain Red Top company owns seven
claims The little work done on these
has revealed gold in quantities which are
almost unbelievable. \ twelVe-inch
streak in the Edith, one of our seven
claims, runs $3.50 in gold. Some of the
stuff taken out goes into the hundred
thousands. We were sinking a shaft
but inquisitive persons Kept coming
around the property and taking away big
samples. so the company will Tow tunnel
and stOpe up under the shaft. This will
do awdy with the sample search~r
nuisance. as we call it. The shaft has
been covered
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-26
Utah Stocks in Boston.

Following is the list of Utah and other
stocks traded in on the Boston exchange
the number of shares sold. Accompany
ing the report. which is furnished by
James A. Pollock & Co., is the market
letter of Paine, Weber & Co., as follows:
culated to buy the different specialties
in New York today, and Southern Pacific,
ST Paul Reading and Amalgamated all
showed substantial advances. The local
copper shares. however. failed to show
as dull as ever We expect, however,
soon to see higher prices for the good div
idend paying stocks and expect Copper
Range will be a leader in the market; as
we understand that the stock will be put
ON a G ner cent basis in August
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-26
Money, Silver, Etc.

New York July 25.-Money on call.
easy. 2G215 per cent; ruling rate. 212 per
cent: closing bid, 2 per cent; offered at
215 per cent. Time loans, easier on short
maturities; sixty days, 912Q4 per cent;
ninety days, 464A per cent six months.
So per cent. Prime mercantile paper So
d5S4 per cent.
Sterling exchange. weak. at 4.S5O5 for
demand. and at 4S210d4. S215 for sixty-day
bills Posted rates. 4S215G4S3 and 4.S512q
4S6 Commercial bills, 4S1s4G4S11s.
Bar silver SOS.
Mexican dollars. 5OR.
Government bonds, weak; railroad
bonds, irregular.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-26
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, July 25.-Profit-taking sales
and heavy selling against country accept
ances caused a weak close in the wheat
market today. The final quotations on the
September option were LMssc lower than
the close of yesterday. Corn was up Pa
&c. Oats were Aq3sc higher. Provisions
were down 5G1Oc.
The early wheat market was strong on
the Russian situation and additional re-
ports of rust in Manitoba and the ad-
vance in coarse grains had builish eff
feet The opening price was CSC to sake
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-26

and vigorous development of The now
main working tunnel. known as the Par
Venu.
THE Utah-Apex Mining company has
recently run into some very good faces
of ore in the Andy tunnel, which, if they
continue to the Parvenu level will give
one of the largest bodies of high grade
ore in the Bingham camp. This ore has
already exposed the Parnell vein for a
distance of LOCO feet on the strike and
1.500 feet on the dip and the ore is prac-
tically blocked out on three sides. The
ore which has been blocked out the last
thirty days has been running in value
from SO TO $35 a ton, having a thickness
of six feet without cross-cutting /"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-26
UTAH-APEx SELLS BONDS.
VIII Build Tramway to Permit Ship
ping During Entire Year.

The Boston News Letter contains the
following paragraph:
The Utah-ApeX Mining company has
just sold 100000 of first mortgage , per
cent convertible bonds to Hayden, Stone
q Co. at par and interest
THE proceeds of these bonds will he
used for the construction of a tram Wav
which will permit the shipping of ore
from the mine the entire twelve months
or the year, which il is now unable To do
owing TO the roads being impossible dur-
ing the winter months: the erection Of
storage bins at the railway connection
at the end of the tramway: the building
of new cOmpressOr plant and The nnick
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-26
NEW COMPANY FORMED.
Will Develop Holdings in Morgan
County,. Utah,

Articles of Incorporation of the Queena
w Mining company were filed with the
secretary of state yesterday morning
The company is capitalized for $50 600,
with shares of a par value of 10 cents
each The officers are: President and
general manager. w. II. West; vice pres
ident. H NJ West and secretary and
treasurer, n. b. Dresser. The company
will develop the Independent claims in
Morgan county.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-26
NEW COPPER CAMP BORN.
Greenwater Is Scene of Excitement
in Nevada Now.

r. Brogelman, formerly of Salt Lake
and now of Beatty, New, is registered at
the Kenyon. Mr.. Brogelman told yester-
day of the birth of new copper camp in
Nevada.
1.-The last scene of excitement is at
Greenwater. three weeks-old camp" he
explained. This Is about eighty miles
south of Beatty. / have just come from
Greenwater and believe ii is going to
prove one of the greatest copper camps in
the west Schwab. Heinze and Samuel
Newhouse of Salt Lake have bought into
the camp, and it is believed at steep fig