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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-21
aRAIrRoAp TO ALTA.

III wishes were watches says the
old rhyme and Il longing built railroads,
Alta would have many IL every line
that has been built there on paper had
become a reality, there would not be
room In the canyon or on The sides OF the
hills for one more narrow gage. AL
Ia has the mines; that's been demon
strated and the mines In turn, have
demonstrated that they have ore, pien-
~ Of It, and excellent shipping stuff
The milne owners have been washing
and longing and planning and negoti-
atine for many moons, but no railroad
has yet secured the right and title to
Atlas tonnage tO-be by furnishing the
little camp with shipping facilities.
Another story is now out regarding
Isolated Alta. This says the COnti-
mental Mines 4 Smelling corporation Is
arranging 10 extend Its STamway to
Wasatch. Il is said the Rio Grands
Western Will build branch from San
dy 20 connection at this point thus
camp with the greatly needed means
to be strengthened and a new type OF
cars Installed. j. w Robinson. repre-
senting the eastern interests identified
with the Continental Is in She camp.
studying its needs AS the C0nttnen-
tails tramway passes the Columbus
CONS dump Within 4 few feet arrange
ments could be made with no trouble
to afford this mine an opportunity TO
ship ore and this Is what President
Tony jacobson has been dreaming OF
for long time Both mines are In eN-
cetlent shape, 200 tons of ore daily be-
ing assured by the Continental alone.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-21
LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, March ---Cattle-Recelpts T.
1oQ: market weak. Beeves, 400as10; cows.
1.65Sl4. so; hetfers, 26oQ15-2S calves 6009
IS; good 10 prime steers, 5,35aS, 10; poor
10 medium, s.0p95-So; stpckeEs and feeders.
Mogs-Recelpts. 1900, market S cents
lower. Lights, 6. 49ge-6o; mixed, 6-4o96 72!s,
heavy, 6,.5afe.67ia; rough, 6,25N6' 81 pigs.
5.S566.50s good TO choice heavy, 6-45Fl6 57la.
Sheep--Receipts LOCO; market weak. Ma.
lives, 4. eQ4Se. Is; western, 4.0q36-5G, good
to choice heavy, s.454s6-5fit-
Sheep-RecelPts, 12eoO; market weak
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city, MARCH,. 2l.-Cattle--Re-
50ds95; stOekess and feeders 3-Isd6 %:
bulls, 3.ood4 %: calves, S:5alTO0; western
fed steers i0og5.25; western fed cows.
3-oed4 80.
cents lower Heavy, 6.92tsqS .375s. pac k
ers. 6.Slds 10; pigs and lights 5.5od64O-
Sheep-Receipts 5000; market steady,
wethers. 5,5Oa6.75t fed ewes, 5-eoa5 .75-
OMAHA.
Omaha, March Observation-Disclosures G.
CO., market slow to 10 CENTS lower. Native
steers. ieea5 s5; COWS and helfers 2.t0S
and feeders, a-ooa6 90: calves. {, OoSrs. 20
bulls and stays, a,I5Qss 80
Hogs Receipts, l3.oOo; market IL cents
lower. Heavy. .. 22Is5p6 30: mixed, 6.Sstzal
G25; lights e,2g66.50s pigs, 5.75Gls %
Sheep Receipts. 5000; marker 5sIlO cents
lower Yeerllngs, 5,S59d. 60; wethers, 8, 250
500; ewes, soOa5-6o; lambs, 7-ooaf 30.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-21
UPWARD MOVE
FINALLY WON
Stocks Opened Feverish and IT..
regular, Some Following Lon
don to Higher Level
SMELLING THE WEAK FEATURE
Recovered All Its EARLY Declines
Buying OF Reading and Union Pa
ciilc Gave Prices an Up Impetus

New York March n---Tic stock market
opened rather feversh and irregular.
a0rne stocks followed London 10 higher
level, but there were sharp declines In
other prominent issues, American Snnelt-
Ing fell IA. Union Pacific As. southern
Pacific lM Amalgarnated Copper IA and
Pennsylvania, Reading, Northwestern and
Northern Pacific a point,
Supporting orders checked the decline
before abe opening losses had been much
extended. Smelling was the principal
,seak featnrerand only managed 10 make
up half Of its FORMER loss. although other
stocks scored pretty full reooverieS. The
market Huctlated nervously atteS the re-
cOvery and dealings were small
An advance in Union Pacific TO rs over
last might pulled the general market up
with IT. Prices were unstable at the ad-
vance and fiuctuated constantly on light
dealings st Paul preferred declined 4,
Canadian Pacific L. st. Louis and San
Francisco preferred rose ~. Great North
ern preferred ~. General Electric ~ and
Sugar i.
Continued absorption on light sale of
Reading and Union Pacific gave further
upward impetus 10 prices but the demand
was moi sustained after the western
stocks began to get strong. Business was
actlcally al a. standstill and pricea were
dropping at I O'clock Great Northern
preferred rise reached 8 Reading and
Union Pacific /, Kansas Il Texas pre-
ferred ~. Northern Pacific IA and st
Paul and Great Northern Ore Certif-
Gates /.
A series OF narrow fluctuations resulted
In the market getting 10 a higher average
than previously The transcon tin entail
stocks made n relatively better showing
than any other group St Paul and
Northern Pacific got UP and Atchison,
Canadian Pacific, Lead and Locomotive l.
Smeltinp recovered all its earlier declines
The market closed very dull The high
level OF the final hour with the persistent
hardening only showed gains over last
night for Great Northern preferred OF 5
Union Pacific 2ih Northern Pacific and
Reading IA, Alnalganaated Copper ga
Smelling a1h and Louisville 4 Nashville
and Missouri Pacific l. This level yielded
some to small selling
LONDON.
London March 2.-American securities
opened irregular today, Union Pacific
and ST. Paul were supported and advane-
ed 3. over yesterdays New York clos
ing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-21
LOCAL MARKETS.

The washouts on the Southern Pa
cIllc materially interfered with local
receipts Of fruits. fish and vegetables
rom the west. bat Notwithstanding
This there seem to be enough oranges
On hand with the retailers for a day
0r two, or until the delayed shipments
arrive from the west. although Just AZ
present the commission houses are
raihcr short The oranges are from
Rcdlands and Riverside mostly Of the
large variety. The fish men say the
marker IL absolutely bare Of all kinds
ef FISH except haltbnt and VIII Fbnlaln
40 until active communication Is open
lnce more with California points
Apples oro being received from Ida
no. several cars of bananas are In
rom New Orleans. also two cars of
totatoes from Provo, with prices stiff
cning 70 $3.50 por cwt Receipts or
new potatoes are reported from the
Bcrmudas. also, local lettuce rhn-
arb, Carrots ARC scarce as the farm
"a do not seem disposed 20 haul them
p market largely on account ~ the
'lnds, Vegetables generally have
cen scarce This week: but after to-
'AE with coinmun lcatl0n resumed
rom the west the local market ought
~ be aus well supplied as usual.
Scet potatoes are heIng received
rpm Kansas. Poultry from Utah IL
arcC, with not very much being re-
wed from the east. There ~ a rise
"a price ~ eggs again, and slight
se In beef with prospects of fur
her advance ln a few DAYS. Tho prices
biaining In today's local markets are
follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-21
RAMSEY NINE IS
READY TO SHIP
Has Two Thousand Sacks Filled
For Immediate Forward
ing to Shelters.
CAPTAIN A. H. MAYNE BUSY.
Under His Management tllc Comstocis
is NEEDING $500 Ore In Good Guam
tlties With Promise of More.

cant " Mnyne returned the ror,
part OF this week from bis resuiaf
weekly Inspection trip TO the Ramsey
district, where he is operating the
r,.,,,,,,,- ,,o.,.,..s,.,,- ,,.,,,.,,.t,, ,,s 80
i''''''seS ii@'oSN pioPe''S' says N"'
Goldlleld Review.
str. Mayne says Tint sacking high
erasl,. ore al NE orotsest., &c sin \ reg
- cao -
h''tf feature ap'' 'ilat s"lAe ~'uuu saeHS
OF ore are now ready to be shipped
20 the smelters. This ore. Mr.. Mayne
says comes from the first level and
ths mine ASSAYS show the average
value running close 10 $500 in gold to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-21
DISCUSSES NEVADA DouGLAs.

a. ]. Orem has the following para
graph upon the Nevada-D Douglas In his
last weekly mining letter:
This stock was placed upon the cutb
few months ago at S. per share. since
which time there has been q steady ad-
vance In price There have been hum
dreds OF thousands OF dollars invested
In this stock by investors All oyer this
country, MS well as Europe. Recently
It has been selling at from 81 10 $3.50.
1t Is very gratifying to those interested
IN this property that during The de-
moTaizsd condition of the ma ket In
other stocks the Hast week the Nevada
Douglas has held firm This Is to be
accounted Tor from the fact THAI most
people who have Invested In the stock
or the company have either investigated
tbs properly personally, or some i'm.
mediate friend has done so for them.
The people who hold Nevada Douglas
stock believe In II and are willing to
hold It as an Investment They do
not belong, as rule to the Class OF
people who are scelping for profits on
margins, When The present storm has
cleared away and Investors are look
ms Tor promising Investments we be-
lleve that copper shares WiI BE- eagerly
sought and certainly the Nevada DOUG
las. With sts stock selling around ST.
While the intrinsic merits Of the mine
warrant 500 should come IN for itt
share Of public favor"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-21
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR SHARES IN
THE NEVADA ROSEBUD MIN
ING 60, OWNING THE BROWN
PALACE GROUP OF CLAIMS;

Subscriptions for limited number
on shares OF the treasury stock at
$500 per share In the Nevada Rose
bud Mining Co wall be received al the
National Bank OF the Republic for the
account OF The Nevada Rosebud MINI
Ing co. Tor the following few days.
The Nevada Ko.ebud Mining Co
owns and Is operating the famous
Brown Palace group Of claims IN the
new district of Rosebud Malcolm l..
Macdonald is the president and Donald
i. Glllles ls Vice president OF the CONF
pany,
The J, II Macmillan Co, Inc.
loliIield. Nevada.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-21
GRAZING TAXES.
Colorado stocbnien Openly Opposed to
The Presidents Policy.

Denver. March 21.-Open opposition to
President Rocsevelts policy Of enforcing
the collection OF grazing taxes. and the
calling OF convention at which all tho
western states will be represented, ard
the purpose Of which Will be to deter
mime the rights OF the state 10 develop
and retain the public lands within their
borders, is the present program of the
etockmen OF Colorado.
The state board Of stock inspection conn
mlssoners yesterday adopted resoltl-
tion end Orslng the stOckmen in their hight
against the government and Gov. Buchtel
sent the text OF a Joint resolution to the
legislative steering committee, autholiz-
ing him to call a convention at which the
general policy OF the government with
reference TO public lands IN the west VIII
be discussed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-21
coppER ORE FOUND.

The .utah-New York property in the
North Star district. Beaver county, is
showing improved conditions under de-
veloument now on in the lower levels.
A drift commenced some time ago on
the 100 foot level has been continued
to the north. This work has opened
up a body of copper ore. which excels
anything found In the mine yet. Indi-
cations point to pernanency and fur
ther drifting VIII be continued as rap
idly s possible 10 determine the size OF
the deposit. The ore Will go about 30 per
cent and as IL carries iron. is an ideal
fluxing rock AS the company is In
strong financial shape it Is not thought
stopping for market win be done until
thorough prospecting has been complet-
ed. A gasoline hoist and other equip-
menf is entollte to the property and as
soon III this arrives three shifts VIII he
pu, to work sinking,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-21
Yesterdays

George A. White to Mutual Realty
Co., Pt- 2 %, { ,.,.----.,.t..--....
FLORENCE Darling to Mutual Realty
oscar seal NJ EaI 4 Il to Salt Lake
Security and Trust Co. 6xlo rods
j. 20, "A Observation-Disclosures
Edward j. RaybouId TO Salt Lake
Security and Trust Co, AXIS rods
john G, Williams 70 s'eiice Tsvar-
azzi- 10 square rods ne y z. Is.
William If, Elliott to +. f. Me
Gprfin, 70 and "a "A. 2 La Veta
william lSS L. walker 10 Louise Seam
well, io9clb4 feel .. q. F,.-...,,...,.
Springer, aud -. 3, North Salt
Anna Larsen to Florence u, Man.
Ming u and Is, : Belmont sub. 3
Marsstis. ss ana 81, Belmont
C. +, Kabisins % Alvlna II, Young,
2]SSlo rSds ! 10. ,,;,;,...'',,;..;;,,, 8
W x aaa h'd e. P e ay orsys aaer
Henry NJ Read to Mutual Realty
CO, skies feet ]. 50, B-..,u.l...,',. 9
II. Antlsen 70 Mutual Realty Co,
ra teslIS's p iss. , 70 M;f,s r.,,t;
CO. g1ss7is rods 2, ios D,...',,',.. 4
Edward l., Reybould 70 r. Il, Nc
/ CurTIn. pt. I. H. E....u,..-,,n.-.
Clessen $ Kinney TO John r. Law.
. aud Pa -. 1, Coates and C. sub.
GeoIsia. Il Brain 10 Joseph wan ;ii.
Martha Ann Luun 10 Ephralim Al.
len, SNlO rods s.. D,,-...,,,,.-,,,.
J.. T.. Goddard TO salt Lake seeur.
" and Trust Co, Blks. l6',
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-21
cAcTUs coPPER RuLLIoN.

New York CIty,--A dispatch from La.
fayette Hlnchett, general manager Of
the Nevhouse Interests In the western
country authorizes the representative
ot The company 20 proceed at once vita
the marketing OF 100000 pounds OF COP
per bullion ON ihc March account. Ii IL
added In the dispatch that The pr0duc
ton OF copper frOm the NowhOusc Gao
tua mlpes me present month viii eN
coed 100000 pounds. an az II associated
wlSn some silver and gold During thc
previous Week There was forwarded u
Tho smclteEs more than GOO tons OF
concentrate which average better thar
- per cent copper with na man,- unlis
IN Iron aud thc usual values IN silve.
and sold.--Minihg Record
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-21
THE ASsouAN DAM.
Council Ministers Adopts Proposition
To Increase Its Height.

Cairo, Egypt. March a.-The council OF
10 incrsase the height az the Ass0uan
dam sufficiently to raise the water stored
In that reservoir by nearly 20 feet above
the present ma Nimum II Is calculated
that this WILL give sufficient new water
10 trrlgate another million acre. Of north.
ern Egypt which II Is estimated would
yieId an Increased cotton crop to the
value of S1hl4Ol0 90 Sllo)GOol Annually
II Is stated that the work viii take six
years To complete and Will cost s7,500.Oo0,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-21
TRADING QUIET,
MARKET IS WEAK
This Morning Sees Low Total Re-
corded for Salt Lake
Exchange.
DEALERS HAVE SPRING FEVER.


A sharp decline was a marked fca-
turA OF trading on she local mining
stock exchange this morning The
week has been unusually weak and
unsatisfactory, but this mornings buet-
ness came as an unhappy surprise, The
forenoon totals were 200 shares, sold
with selling value Of but SlOool.So
Xhls record is probably as light as any
recorded for fhe Local exchange for
NANNY moons There was absolutely no
interest or enthusiasm displayed by
the exchange members and stock after
stock passed, almost unnoticed. An oc-
caslonsl outbreak OF noise would give
promise cf redQerning activity, but thts
would die With no big sales resulting.
finder ordinary conditions each stock
piays In the game and trading Is snap
Nv from the TAP Of the callers saver
The brokers this morning seemed pos
sossed Of spring fever a few had or
ders to hli. They Gid this but little
more
STOCKS SLIGHTLY OFF.
May Day opened This morning at
a., loo snares going az that price
al the comm encement OF the regular
call During the open board call a blocs
OF 500 went at 2flh With these two
sales May paS backed OF the board,
Nevada Hills sold yesterday at $3.50
this morning IL went at 5 cents less,
400 shares going at 1886 during the req
ular cali Uncle Sam is stock which
refuses TO be worried by the mysterious
weakness ~ the market and 1t holds
frnl al 50 cents. One sale OF 800 was
made 81 this price. lngot was q cent
OFF this morning, selling AT during the
regular call This stock lead IN the
selling, SOC changing hands during ihe
regular cali $500 at the same price
during the open board and another 900
at ~ cents. a block of 200 DAILY Judge
WAS transferred at 81, drop OF 90
cents below yesterday mornings figure.
The persistcHcy With which this stock
continus TO go down the line is a ,nys-
terry, as 1t is known the mine never
looked better than IL does now, The
fcrenoons sales and closing quotations
follow.
nNfoT, VOC fnTfeo-rA rITnsc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-21
TEXAS & PACIFIC.
Increased Operating Expenses Due TO
Increased Cost Of Labor and Fuel.

NV ioiSs plAiSh ~ss7-aN nls ANN uaA re-
port to the stockholders OF the Texas <
Pacific railroad President George j.
Gould pointed out that OF the increase
OF 81, tsl-1N In operating expenses, 81 per
cent represented the Increased cost of la
Dor and fuel
Mr. Gould added that the labor quess
ton in she southwest continues to present
. serious problem as it docs all over the
country, and that the demands of labor
are growing q burden which II is difficult
to carry from year to year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-21
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago March 1.-THE wheat market
today opened weak because OF over ca
bles and reports received by various com
mission houses declaring the fall sown
strength Of corn and oats was a hnllth
factor May wheat opened Ysq's to AE1'a
lower at 7sssd1a
The corn market opened easier because
Of lower cables but quickly rallied on
buying by commission houses whicn wan
based upon the fact that local receipts to-
day were more than 100 cars below TIE es.
Innate. May corn opened q shade lower
at i6h and advanced to a6sk.
The cats market opened easier but raj,
lied In sympathy with corn. May opened
unchanged to Vi lower at AN TO fls ana
advanced to 1925.
The provisions market was weak be-
cause OF a 5-cent decline in live hogs
TRACING Was very quiet MY PORK open
was down to 12ss at so 70 S'I1s. ana
ribs were l2szd15 lower at $50
Later the market became strong on re-
ports of hot weather in Kansas and Ok,
lahoma May sold No to 75A and closed
strong at 1883 &@5s above yesterday =
close.
4G34.
Cash. Wheat--No. 2 red. 7sq'I4iz: No. .
red, 7sa74: No. 2 hard. 7SaT6s No hard,
66G7t; No, northern, S0as6s No 3 do, 500
81; No 2 spring 7sass: ,,,.s,.l
Close; Wheat.-May, 75ft; July, T75sslf79s-
Corn--nIAy, i65sGts%4; July, 4sls-
Oats--May. i21s; July, 371s.
Pork--May, l5,62ls; JUly, BIS.
Dard--Afay, S.679s July, S.Ita.
Ribs--May, S,571s; July, S-sIlsQss-7c
Rye--Cash. 66I69.
Barley-Ca Cash, 62dp7L
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York, March gi.-sugAr, raw, firm
Fair refining. 8; centrifugal 80 test. ~;
Inolasses sugar. 2st.
Refined-~Sieady. Crushed, 6.lp powder
ed, 4.S1; granltlated, 10
coffee-steady. No Z Rio, T1ss No, 4
Santos s1s,
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool, March 2I-Cioses Wheat
March Us A1sd May, SIS As.d. July, Is 3D.
The weather In England today was fine
UNION ASSAY OFFICE
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IIAsiMovD sTnIKE sE1rLEp.

Hammond Ind, March 2l-The
strike AT the plants OF the Republic
Iron and steel company and the Inter
state steel company at East Chicago.
was settled today, the men accepting
10 per cent Increase. All Of tho men
returned 10 work.
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MEATS AND POULTRY.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TOnAY,s.

Nora E. Meconopehy to Anthony
Fisher. part OF ot 1. block q. plat
A 49,. ,,t..-.;;,. .;-.,,.. 2Da
Darlington, part Of lot 8. block 81,
plat n 49,, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Henry n. Darlington 10 Rachel n.
C'arrington part % lot 4. block 81.
Henry r.. Darlington 10 Rachel N
Darlington, part OF lot :, block ~.
plat A .,,,.--.,t,,,.-...,.,--
Ida w Rslniers and husband to Geo.
a, Weggeland, part OF lot s. block
Fl. plat B...-... neutrality-suspicious. 60t
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r. NJ WEST 4 co. stock broker,
D, r. Walker Blk Tel l6E; res SblO.t
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Cannon & cannon Mining stock Bros
ers, 70 II 10 Tenn lrd Tel 2ssl laoll Z.
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WOOL.


SIT, Louis, March 21.--Woc1. steady, Ter
ritory and western mediums. 2ssr2S fine
medium. ISd27 \ fine. lia17-
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GEO Q. CANNON Asso CIATloN.
BROKERS. 2t u. So Temple. Both
PHONES $40,
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS


Local settllrr prices ar rcrcrtrd
by the American Smelling and re
nnlne counpanys