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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-13
UTAH COPPER
NOW IN LEAD
Mining More Ore and Producing
More Copper Than Any Other
Company in State.
OVER THIRTY MILLION POUNDS
Annually, ~ Basis Upon Which Noted
Bingham Mine Is Yielding the
Red Metal.

President Charles NJ MacNeill OF the
Utah Copper company, and party, who
reached the city late yesterday after
noon. are making an inspection Of the
new Garfield mill today and are being
shown about the premises by Cen Man
ager D. c. Jackling. While they were
on she ground the fourth section of the
miami was placed in commission. Each
section has capacity for the treatment
of 600 tons of ore daily, hence II VIII DC
seen. the daily tonnage being handien
at Garfield has been brought up 10 1000.
The Copperton plant In lower bingham
canyon is treating 1000 tons OF ore per
day thus making total OF sOoO toms
between tho two plants.
There Is more than ordinary Slgnln-
rance about this announcement for II
probably has occurred to only few
Salt I.akers that 1t simply means that
the Utah Copper company has reached
the distinction of being the largest pro-
Queer OF copper in the state. IL has
passed the Utah Consolidated which
has occupied n position at the mead or
the list OF several years not only IN the
way of tonnage, but also In amount oil
dividends paid
with the two mills taking care VI the
tonnage stated, according 10 Manager
Jackling. the company is now produc-
ing the red metal on the basis of be-
tween 3O.0O0.oOO and 35,o0o,0O0 pounds
annually or little under 100000
pounds monthly. The fifth and sixth
sections of the Garfield plant will be In
commission by the middle of next
month adding another 1000 tons daily
capacity to the plant.
The Utah Copper Is one OF the great
mining enterprises of the world and a
whole lot OF credit is due TO Mr. jack
ling and those associated with him for
building UP such a monument of In
dustry In the community.
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Eastern Reports Continue to
Connect Montanan With New
Miners Smelling Company.
CAPACITY 5000 TONS DAILY.
Something about Ohio Copper----The
Park City Combination and
Other Mining News.
Especial to the News. y


New York, July 1s~-Reports which
are afoat I'm the financial district con-
meet the name OF +, Augustus Heinze
with the Miners Smelling company
which was Incorporated in Maine last
week with capital OF sIO.0oo.0oo.
The new company. 1t is understood,
Intends TO construct 5000 ton smelter
IN the salt Lake valley, and Ii is sup
posed that Mr.. Helnxe will operate the
sinelter In connection with the immense
concentrating plant which now Is near
~ completed at the Ohio mine In the
bingham camp OF Utah, This concen-
trating plant VIII be ready by Noyem-
Der, and the snelter can be construct
cd. IN about u year, With two such
plants, Mr.. Heinxe's position Gin the
mining field would be independent and
impregnnble.
All of the ores of the various Heinze
mines could be treated at these two
points, and both the smelter and tho
concentrating plunt would siren gthen
materially the position OF the big con-
solldatton OF Park City silver-lead
mines which Mr. Helnze is believed to
nave under way, According to reports
which have been In circulation for
sonie time, the Park city combination
viii take the recently Incorporated Sill
Yer King Coalition Mines company of
Utah as nucleus. and will bring to-
gether producing mines OF the Park
city camp, which already have paid
upwards OF sS0,OoD,0o0 IN dividends.
Much mystery surrounds the roYina-
tien of the Miners Smelling company
at the present time and no confirma-
ton of Mr.. Heinaes connection with
the company can be obtained. That he
Is back OF the proposition. however. is
generally believed
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transfer of the control of the American
to Jesse knight. Mr. Schmidt was one
of the largest owners in the American.
Frank r. Swindler of Salt Lake was
visiting the opex and Eagle & Blue
Bell properties this week. At the Opex
the now shaft is down about $50 feet.
and Mr.. Swindler Is highly pleased
with the showing at this depth. Tin
tic Is certainly booming said he, and
from the present outlook the district
has just began to grow The gentle
man took a trip around the mountain
and expressed himself as being great
~ surprised az what was going on In
different parts Of the district.
]. p. Turner, who has for some time
been superintendent of the Star Cons.
mine, expects to go to Nevada, where
splendid position awaits him, Just as
soon as the Blnck Jack takes over the
affairs of the former company.
The Beck Tunnel win distribute an
other $4,000 on the Goth OF this month,
which will bring its total dividends up
to s6l5.000. According to those who
have been underground recently, the
mine never locked better than 1t does
at present.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. July 13.-The wheat market to-
day opened active and strong The lay
erpool market was reported as being more
than Id higher and the reports OF small
yields In tho southwest from harvesting
operations continued to pour In From
the northwest also came dispatches de-
clnring that the crop In that section Is
looking poorly. The general demand was
good and offerings were light. September
wheat opened ssala higher at 9ahfps4iz,
sold off 10 94h and then advanced to 80.
Prices were firm in the corn pit and
the trading was fairly active. September
corn opened y TO u higher at Silsa545s
and sold at b4H.
There was a big demand for oats at
tho opening of the market and as Of
ferings were light the market quickly
became strong. September oats opened "a
10 Y higher at 3sss to asAs and sold up to
no.
The provisions market was quiet and
prices were easier because Of A. to 10
cent decline IN the prioo OF live hogs.
September pork opened 7isd1o cents low
err at l6.y5: lard was III lower at 800 and
ribs were cents lower at s61is.
Cash: Wheat-No. red. sAQ98; No. Q
red, siHgse; No, hard. not quoted: No.
and No, 8 spring, not quoted,
Corn-No. 2, not quoted; No. 3, 5d<.
Oats--Not quoted.
Close wheat-July SIS; Sept. Ak.
corn--July. 53%o54; Sept, b4is'
Oats-July, i5; Sept, 49,
Pork--July, 1a.l21s; Sept, 1894.
Iard-July, s.7Tis; Sept, S.e5.
Ribs--Iuly, $50: Sept s.62aSS.
Rye-Cash. SiqsT.
Barley--Cash. 5GuG.
CHEESE,
Chicago July 13.-Cheese. steady.
daisies, lsgdais; twins. isai2A; young
Americas, 1871.
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COL. GREENE IN WEST.
Inspecting Mexican Mines and Plan.
ming Costly improvements.

SpeclhI tOTTesDOllueliSe.
New York, July 9--Colonel William
c. Greene, President of the Green Gold
Silver company, is now on a tour of In
spectlon OF the copmanys properties in
Mexico. He has written to the main
office of the company in this city con-
cerntng the progress he has found.
THE principal mining operations OF
the Green Gold-Silver company" he
writes, ARE being pushed at the
Navidad Concheno Mine, with a force
of about 500 men including about %
Americans. IT has added 40 stamps
more to it's 10 stamp mil, so as to in
crease the capacity to 500 tons daily
Later this Will be increased to 900 and
eventually 10 1900 tons ever "a hours.
Great activity and Improvement Is
the order of the day in the camp. The
new stamps are TO be in within 80
days. The management Is hesitating
between putting in an AL shines treat
ment plant or cyanide plant The
new Frue- Warmers are being installed.
About % tons per day are being treated.
THE railroad from the mines down to
the mill at Concheno is to be made
standard narrow gage. SO inches instead
OF 80 as at present, and relaid With
heavier rails. This means about five
miles of track. Two Baldwin locomo-
tives are 10 he used.
THE oompany's mining and civil en-
gineer, j. c. Oliphant, is maturing plans
for putting In hydro-electric power
plant TO furnish about 1000 horse power
for running the mill and use in the
mines. II has not been determined
whether this will be installed on the
Concheno creek or whether dams win
be put in 20 impound water so as to
utilize the Falls OF Baseachie which are
$40 feet high In one sheer fall. Blth OF
these sources Of water power are with
In is miles OF Navidad and concheno.'
The company's four principal mines
are the ZaragoZa, San Ciriaco, Navidad
and Virginia. Engineers estimate that
there Is blocked out in these properties
$50 600 tons of ore In sight, which
averages sl4 IN gold values 10 the ton
which gives s6,5OO.00O gold, and 700 feet
is the greatest depth yet attained
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS,
MEETING.

THE UTAH buGAR co.-rber.
VIII be special meeting of the
stockholders Of the Utah s Sns
company, a corporation orgnnisEd
and existing under the laws If
~, S,hnh, AT p, 10. on Thursday, the
sth day OF July, 1897, at the ofiIre
Of the company. No. II West souiS
Temple Street. Salt Lake civ civ
utah, FOR the purpose OF conslde2,,
ing. ana determining the adviss-
bility OF consolidating the said c tSa-
poration with the Idaho spgsr
company and Western Idaho
SUGAR company, corporations under
the laws OF Utah, and OF considar-
Ing and fixing the terms and condi-
lions Of such consolidation.
BY direction of the Vice Presl.
dent. AesI-
,Crhe President being absent from
the State.) i''ui
HORACE G. WHITNEY
Secretary.
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CONCENTRATES.

Il. J, Raddatz has gone 10 Nevada 10
look after matters relative To the Lane
city copper property In which he Is
interested
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick a.
Company were Crude ore and con-
centrate, 100000; base bullion, SIS, 900,
simon Bambcrger. president % the
BambGger DeLAmar mines AT De-
Lamar, New, returned from the south
yesterday very we'll pleased with the
manner In which things arc Turning in
camp,
w @. ingalls,. editor OF the Engineer
ing Mining Journal OF New York, Is
expected TO reach the city this after
moon ana will visit several OF the
principal Utah camps before return
Ing east.
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BUSINESS NOTE.

The Alaska Ice and Storage company.
the lates. home concern 20 be organized,
Is now actively conducting its bust
ness. The company handles natural
ice. which II states will last longer
t1an the other as II Ia frozen harder.
The list OF officers In the new COM
pany is as c.llows;
John q sharp, president; Matthew
Noall DG n, u. lsgTeen, o. p. Miller.
II. I, Ashton. VIM 8, NOall, Lyman II.
Martinean; Isaac Hancock. Nophl L.
Cutler, directors, ana j. Palmer Sharp,
secretary and treasurer,
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BIG JEwELRY rlIrrn.

New York, July ls.--Iewe,s ,,..,..
ss ., y IS announced today have besg
stolen from n private safe m M .o geVn
of j. M. Ceballos g. Co. bo,,.e. V4'ces
brokers' oHS who failed not ione g ~ go and
Novu'Ooo' The jewels are the n S5e Ior
property of Mr.. Ceballcs personal
The robbery occurred TWO 60,
but has been kept secret " r,,sT ago,
The police were not notified "'I, now.
the task OF tracing the thievoos5 s'e "a
gems was entrusted to private ,., sl'
unsuccessful. nus peen
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TINT1o ORE SHIPMENTS.
Total OF Eleven Cars Sent Ia SmeIt.
crs During This Week.
SpecIal CORRESPONDENCE

Eureka, July 12.-Thc shipments Of
ore IRON the Tintic district amounted
90 m carloads Tor the week ending to-
day The contributors were as follows;
Ajax. A. Beck Tunnel, 3; Bullion
Beck, 9: Centennial Eureka. "a; Colora-
DO. g. Carisa. s. Eagle & Blue Bell, A.;
Grand Central, 3; Lower Mammoth, 81;
LaClede 1; May Day. I Mammoth. 9;
Ridge ana Valley, 3; Star Con. u,
Swansea, ! Sunbeam. i Scranton, ~
Tintlc Iron, di Uncle Sam, 5; Yankee 4.
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NEW COMPANY FORMED,
special Correspondence

SFtVIHI correspondence
Provo, July 1S.-The Noltaire Mining
and Milling company has hled articles
OF incorporation with the county clerk.
The general office IL In Spanish Fork.
The capital stock Is $4,000, In shares Of
10 cents each The company owns the
Hardscrabble Nos. l, and 3. the Hard
scrabble Extension and the i6 to Lode
mining claims IN Santaquin mining dis
trict. This directors are ]. NJ. Calder
wood. Benjamin Argyle, John Ellison,
George d. Smell, ST. and Charles Wa
ters with John Ellison secretary and
treasurer,
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WESTERN IDAHO SUGAR en-
There VIII be 4 special melting ~
the stockholders Of Western Idaho
Sugar Company, corporation ar
ganized and existing under the laws
OF Utah, at 8 p. m. on Thursdav
the 18th day OF July. 1907, at the az.
fee of the company. No. II west
South Temple Street. Salt Lake
City, Utah. for the purpose OF com.
sidering and determining the advis-
ability of consolidating the said cor.
poration with the Utah Sugar Com
pany, and the Idaho Sugar Com
pany, corporations under the laws
OF Utah. and of considering and
fixing the terms and conditions Of
such consolidat ton,
BY direction OF the Vice Presi-
dent.
tThe President being absent from
tho State.)
HORACE q. WHITNEY,
Secretary.
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY JULY 10 1907

Cutler sr.. s. s. Jones. Hugh ]. Cam
non and A. N. Holloway. constitute
the board. The Utah company Is
capitalized for s250,000 with shares
OF the par value OF 81 each. 1t Is
the intention TO resume the develop
ment OF this property In the near
future and the treasury stock to be
sold VIII probably all be subscribed
by the present shareholders.
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Sc: 100 at SO.
Uncle Sam Con.-100 at 81.
Beck Tunnel--b0 at ESQ.
Black .Jack--4O0 at 10; 100 at IS: 400
at n; 300 at a.
Grown PoInt---S00 at LOO.
Iron Blossom---t 900 at Las.
Min Lake-~lO0 at so; 500 AZ 90; 400 at
9S; 700 at 90; 200 at 81.
So. Columbus Con.--1,50O at 800; SO
at 2.s7Ik
Sioux Con.--3oo at so; 200 at 20; 800 at
"A; 200 at 7S; 100 at 70; 400 at ~.
Seven Troughs-l, 500 at 81; zoe at SIS.
Victor Con.--t500 at 10.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnol--b0 at 247Is.
Crown Polnt--50 al l. 90.
Colorado-200 AT 7.45.
Columbus-500 at 800.
May Day--500 at 40.
NTH, Lake--200 at 99 1000 at l. 90.
Star Con.-T00 at 60.
Sioux Con.--i,6OO at 10; 500 at IL 100
at ~.
Seven Trouehs-2OO at 81.
Victor Con..-5Q0 at 1917.
Yankee Con.--100 at IS.
REHABILITATION.
Shares. Value.
Regular call..,...,... 26.1SS 5000. 90
open board ....,...-s. l3,i00 1901. 20
Todays totals $3.50. 34.5S3 ) 80, t21. rs
Weeks totals .4S0.se5 4l9, 562 Sc
Same week last year. .2oS.5O1 l4o, 1876. IL
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THE IDAHO SUGAR Co.-There
will be a special meeting OF the
stockholders Of the Idaho Sugar
Company a corporation organized
and, existing under the laws Of
Utah. at 2:so p- IN. on Thursday,
the 18th day Of July. 1907. al the
office of the company, No. IL
West South Temple Street. Salt
Lake City. Utah, for the purpose
Of considering ana determining
the ACCESSIBILITY OF consolidating
the said corporation with the
Utah Sugar Company, and Western
idaho Sugar Company, corporations
under the laws OF Utah, and Of
considering and fixing the terms
and conditions OF such consouda-
ton.
BY direction OF the Vice Presi--
dent.
(The President being absent from
the 6tate.)
Secretary.
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NEW YORK CURB RANGE.
Cumberland Elx.. o. ~: o; aa

Cumberland Ely .; "a; .; or;
sales. 1,20D. III.
Ely Con. 1; 1; 1; 1: sales, 100.
Dom. Cop. 5s; 6; SIS; s.; sales,
G. G; & s.. rs; 1%; is; is;
sales, 700.
New. Utah, ~; 5A; 81; 81;
New smelters, 2M;.e5s; rs; as
Mitchell. 8 LIS; 1-ls; s1-is;
; 1-16; sales. 100
Giroux, 81; SIX : 81: SKI sales,
100.
King Edw.. s-1s: s-1s; sic;
] S-16; sales. 100.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
Newhouse, 1871: 1913 1914; 1919;
sales, 100.
Utah Copper, closed 2SA@2s.
Tenn. Copper. $3.50; 1855; 3Sss
3Sss sales. 100.
Balaklala, s%; sss; s1A; sss; sales,
Newhouse. 1917; ls1s; 1873; 1914 sales.
100.
Utah Copper. closed 2s4 @2s.
Tennessee Copper, 1855; SSss; 3sA;
ssss: sales, 100.
MANHATTAN.
Mani. Cons. 80 asked: MANN. Min.
Co., bid; G. Wedge 6a7; S. Hum
phrey 5a7 Dexter 1904; l.. Joe go
3; Crescent 6 asked; Combination 2QD
4; Granny 1741s; Mustang 22Q24:
Cow Boy asked; Ong. Mani, 70
bid; Broncho 7@S; j. Jack 10 bid;
Pinenut 7Gs; Buffalo 3@6; S. Dog
16 bid Y. Horse 4a5I Ind. Camp so
7; Standard 263.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
F'alrview Sill. King 10 asked Fair
view Eagle 60 bid: Nevada Hills 6.55@
$50; Pittsburg Sill Peak 146 bid:
North Star Wonder 3Gp5; Eagles Nest
1920 Ruby Wonder % asked; Alice
of Wonder 5 asked
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BANK CLEARINGs.

New York July la-Ihe statement Of
the clearing house banks for the week
shows that the banks hold $C,S77,t50 more
than tho legal reserve requirements This
IL an increase OF s602O.Ao as compared
with last week. The etatement follOMs.
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CANNON 4 CANNON, Mining Stock
Brokers, Is r.. s. Tenn. Both Phones.
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q. NJ. WEST 6 CO.. stock brokers.
d. r. Walker Blk, Both phones Of
dee and residence.
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GEO. @. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS. "a Il. So. Temple. Both
phones 9l0.
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f.. II. Snow & Co., Stock Brokers.
% Commercial Blk. Both Phones 197a
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NEW YORK CURB.

Newhouse, 16ss@17 Utah Cop. 2sN
@2s; Ne. Cons, 14h@14ss; Cum. Ely,
9qeN; Balk. 9% @10; King Edw.. l 1-l6G
12a12N; Giroux, 7aa@Sss; q. G. & sil.,
1h@l%; New. Smelt., 2H@S: Mitchell,
S9Sas: Nev. Utah, 5lsm5k; Silver
Queen, ] 1-1661A; Ely Cons. 10
Lie; Dom. Cop, 5Ad6; Gibralter. 25
dS0; Tlntic, 57sG6b; Montgy Sho.. 7i4
qIik; Butte & l., 1ss@1ss; Tenn. Cop,
2Sh Gi3SJh.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

SUGAR CITY IMPROVEMENT
CO.-The annual meeting OF the
stockholders of this company for
the election OF a board Of directors
and the transaction OF such other
business as may be presented viii
be held at the company's Office,
Deseret News Annex, Salt Lake
City, Utah, on Monday, July 22nd.
HORACE G.. WHITNEY,
Secy. & Treas
July S, 1907.
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UNION ASSAY OFTrCE

tNtON asShl OFFlSG.
M. s. Hanauer. J. v. Sadler.
15s SO. West Temple. r. o. box 144s.
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UNLISTED STOCKS.

REGULAR CALL SALES.
Ajax--l 600 at 81,
carlsa loo al 40; 500 al so.
To. Mammoth--iOO al 2.5n.
May Day--6.s00 al 40 200 at 3Dib.
Star Con.--sO al so; 200 at SIS; 200 at
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WOOL.
sr. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, July 1S.--Wool, steady. Ter
rltory and western mediums, 2lQ26; fine
mediums, l7a2O; fine. ltaJl6.
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Vudor Porch Shades and vudor Ham
moeks 70 per cent on. n, q. M. |. Car
pet dept.
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.ToNoPAH.

Tonopah Nevada, 10 90 bid: Montana
Tonopah, s.2ba3 so; MacNamara, 2s9
81: Midway, / .1I14Qi. 20; Tonopah Bel
24G27; Ohio Tonopah. 30Ib; West End
Con-. 80 bid; Rescue, 1919 Tonopah
& California, asked: Golden Anchor,
10 bid; Jim Butler, 1.o5@l 0T1a; Cash
Boy, bid; Home. bid; Boston Tono-
pah, 10 asked; Monarch Pitts. Exten.,
sac; Montana Midway. 4@5; Golden
Crown SMl0
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

ophlr. i.7s0l. so: Mexican. 4oG5o;
Gould 81 Curry. 1908; Won. Va. SOC
So; Savage, 60G61; Hale q Norcross. 80
asked yellow Jacket, 9lQD5; Belcher,
2s@25; Confidence ss@7l Sierra Neva-
da, 30 bid; Exchequer. 3b@45; Union,
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Custom Assayers and Chemists. 16(
South West Temple ST.
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GoLDFIELp.


sandstorm. $3.50; Red Top, 40 bid;
Mohawk, 1900 bid; Col. Mt, 61I62:
Jumbo, 4.2oai. rs; Jumbo Ext. l.s7ls@
l.90; Vernal, 16 bid; Pennsylvania, 8
asked; Goldheld Min. Co., 1850 bid;
Kendall 33 bid; Booth, a9@5l. Blue
Bull. 31432: Adams, 1894; Silver Pick.
65@66: May Queen. 20 asked; Nevada
Boy, 1910; Black Butte Ext. sos. Blue
Bell, 1920; Dixie. 6qS; Goldheld Co
lumbia, 3iG4O Hibernia, cor; st. Ives,
l:oo@i ,o2ls' conquerer, l2qlsi Black
der. . bid; ORC, 2o92l Kendall
Ext, 2@3: SANDSTONE Ext, 4Q5;
Ct. Bend, 1904; simmerone, 10 bid;
Empire, II asked; Red Top Ext. "a
asked; Florence, 5.o015.2b; D'field b. 3.
Cons, 26G2S; Goldfeld Daisy, 2.25 bid:
Laguna, t.50 bid; Commonwealth, rs
bid; Comb. Fraction. 3.0593,07h: CT.
Bend Ext, l641I; ct. Bend Annex, 11@
10; b. B. Bonanza 7dS; Kewanos, 7SQD
so; Esmeraia5, 10 hid; Portland, 20
bid: Crackerjack, 1920; +. Mohawk,
1.25 asked; Red Hills 52dp54; Mohawk
Ext, 1oGl1; L. Dillon, bid; Y. Tiger.
2oG2s; Grandma, 1906; s. P. Ext,
SOC; Col Mt. Ext, asked; Goldfield
Con, s.65@S.75; D'field Triangle. 2la
BULLFROG.
Original, 6dls; Bullfrog Mining, 159
49, Mont. Bullfrog, 4G5; National Bank,
% bid; l.. Harris, bid; Amethyst. 2s
bid Gold Bar, 72074; Steinway, bid;
Denver Bullfrog Annex. 10 asked; Bon
ME Clare, 55QDo7; Mayflower Cons. 35Q
81; Montgy. Sho. Ext. 7pS; G. Scepter,
1910; Montgy. Mt. 1bal6; b. Diamond
field, 7Qs; Homestake Cons. 9o@95; Y
Girl, SQ6; Nugget Z asked; Tramp
Cons. 50q5l: Victor. asked.
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GEO. M. CANNON co

Real Estate and Commercial
Stocks and Bonds We desire your
orders for anything In our line.
Rooms h2-5l3 Templeton Building.
Phone Bell 81,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-13

A. s. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. ale D. b. Walker Block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-13
Deseret News Quotations Of
Prices OF Sugar Stocks.

Since nrst date above given we have
constantly advised those ablo TO hold
their stocks. not to sell; and those wish
we believed the stocks would be sure TO
rise This adviceis good NOW. IL able to
hold. do not sell your stocks. IL you wish
TO buy good dividend paying stocks that
cent per annum) and that are bound to
rise In market value, send us orders to
buy for you stock In Idaho and Western
Idaho Sugar Companies. After July 18th,
1897. these and the Utah Sugar Company
are 10 be combined and after that date,
ask for preferred stock in UTAH-IpAIO
SUGAR COMPANY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-13

Chicago, July 13-Cheese. steady.
daisies l39d3is: twins. t2a12A; young
Americas, 1871.