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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12
CONCENTRATES.

W. j. Craig has gone TO Alta 10 look
after mining interests there.
There "a some talk Of organizing a
mining exchange ia Provo. No definite
plans have been outlined, however.
General supt. Frank p. swindler OF
the Heinzo mining enterprises Is out
on the coast recuperating his health.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
Co. were: Crude ore and concentrate,
$4,000; base bullion, $4,000.
Cant. Duncan MacVichie Of the
Heinze mining interests is In the Tth-
tic mining district looking after mat
ter at the Eagle and Blue Bell NINE
Frank NJ. Orem. attorney for the
Nevada Douglas and other mining COM
panies. mas returned from a business
trip TO the Boston office of A. j. Orem
g. Co.
The initial shipment Of ore from the
properly Of the Wheeler Gold Mining
company has arrived AT the samplers
and assays received by officers Of the
company yesterday afternoon indicates
that the car will net the company about
$4,000.
Ernest Gaylord, metallurgical en-
elNtti mas gone TO AhAN springs AAhu
county, To look over the property OF
the Jennie Gold Mining company and
win have charge Of the arrangement
OF the new cyanide department 20 be
added 10 the mill shortly
Samuel Ncwhousc has landed I'm New
York from Europe and General Man
ager Lafayette Hanchett and Chief
Engineer A. NJ. Johnson have also arr
rived there for conference. Mr.. New
house De- expected 10 reach Salt Lake
the latter part of the month.
Vice President s. w Eccles OF the
American Smelling and Refining COM
pauy arrived i1 Salt Lake this morn
ing. and registered at the Kenyon. At
about the same hour the names OF
Pope Y=atmau and Willard S. Morse
appeared ON the register OF the Knuts-
ford. Mr. Ncatman rs manager of the
Nevada Consolidated Mining company.
Messrs. Eccles Teatman and Morse
met with tho local officials OF the A. g.
a. BE-, az the Company's office in the
Mccormick block and later a party.
consisting nf DIE visitors and General
Manager a., W. Whitley and ID. O.
Jacklug. the latter manager OF the
Utah Copper company, took "a trip
Co the big smelling plant at Garfield,
ON au inspection tour.
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MASON VALLEY MINE.
Everything la Readiness There for the
Electric Current

At the Mason valley Copper every
thing o. 90 readiness for the electric
current. says the Yerington Times.
The hoists. compressors and drills are
an u place awaiting the juice lts
arrival win witness "a campaign Of do
volopment unprecedented in activity
at that big property
Tho main tunnel on this group has
reached O. distance Boo the hill OF 1000
feet. Al that point the ledge. an enor-
NOUS one 70 nearly 90 feet in width.
averages q per cent copper
There Us well defined rumOr in cir
Culation 90 the effect that the Mason
valley Copper has 100 mind the erection
of 70 smeItar for the treatment Of its
ones. Ia addition 30 is also said Co be
a part Of the program o. handle tho
output Of many OF the Tonopah prop
critics rhe operators 0f the latter re-
alize that steps must be taken to-
ward more economical treatment OF
their product. 10 Is argued that "a
smpltcr lu this or Smith valley would
effect "a saving of from 80 20 So per
ton. The long haul 10 Salt Lake in
ours an expense which would be ma
terlallv reduced by the operation OF "a
shelter ina this locality Hence. the
interest being manifested IN the prop
osition OF the Mason valley Copper
people by the Tonopah owners.
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A111s-cHALMERs cHANaE.

Milwaukee. Wis. sept. 12-The
Journal prints "a story regarding which
ID claims 20 have reliable information,
that charles Alus. chairman OF the eX-
eeutive committee, and Edward b.
Adams. chairman OF the finance COM
mItteo OF the Ailis-Chalmers company,
win retire nom their respective posi-
lions and that w. T.. Kelly, president
OF the American steel Foundry COM
rany. viii hecom, chairman OF the oN-
Ccutivc committee, and that Judge T..
H. Gary. chairman OF the board Of
directors of the United States steel
corporation. viii head the board ~ d.
rectors of the Allis-Chalmers company
and likewise the finance committee. II
DIS explained that the Allls-Chalmet 8
company has f1r some time boon ham-
percd hy lack OF sufficient capital 10
carry ON its present enormous business
and tho fact that Kelly and Gary are
t1 bee made actively and prominently
identified with tho Allis-Chalmers COM
pany means that the United states
Steel corporation viii in some way
contribute financial support 10 the COM
p8uy
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CAPITAL MAY
Be REDUCED
GoIdfeld Consolidated Will Get
Rid Of a Lot OF UnIssued
Stock.
MORE THAN THREE MILLION.
This Much Cash In Companv's Treas
ury--SpcCulatiou ns To-
Dividend.

Information Of the most reliable and
authentic character has been received
10 the effect that the directors Of the
Goldheld Consolidated Mining company
are working on % plan whereby the cap
italization Of that organization viii be
cut from S500OOO00 to s35 100000. In
other words. those In charge Of the
compauys affairs have decided there is
mo- need Of carrying S5O0o0o0 Of un-
issued stock as a dead weight and just
as soon as f. can be legally accom-
pIished radical action will De- taken.
This item win be- news 60 many who
while hoping that this step could be
taken some day BY the comp3uy's di-
rectors were not aware that Dos rcaliza-
tion was but q matter Of perhaps an
other 80 days.
Had it not been for the strike and the
shutdown, the initial dividend would
have been declared Aug. 81. The rate
was Co have been for the entire year
with q distribution each month. While
the amount Of this dividend is known
yet owing TO pledges made 10 che d.
reCtors that Do would not be disclosed
until an official announcement Of its
declaration was made, its publication
must be deferred until that time
Sufficient facts may be presented,
however. 10 give an idea OF what the
rate win be. There Is now On the treas
ury 0f the Goldheld Consolidated COM
pany more than So O0O 900, and with the
mines working again, this surplus
should be- added 20 at the rate of $780,
600 "a month. making "a total Of at least
s. 000O 600 applicable for dividends for
the past year. Tho mine mana gemcmnt
g. committed 70 the opinion that with
the now equipment installed 10 can
within 30 days produce ore equal 20 the
figures mentioned.
What disposition the New York SYM
dictate is 90 make OF its option 10 pur-
chNse fhe 100000 shares o. stock
which expires the first week OF Janu-
airy. 1905. as a return FOR the s. 900 600
advanced to the company Is as much
a matter OF mystery az 10 was six
months ago. AT the same time, those
who are members OF the syndicate are
evincing n desire 20 know more about
the property They seem willing 10 add
init that the Company's mines are
monthly becoming more valuable as de-
vclopment progresses and depth is
reached
The option they possess represents the
I .OIO 600 shares they received as a
guarantee for the s. 900 600 advanced,
this figure being correct and represent
ing a loan Of 81 000 600 more than was
generally supposed the company had
borrowed.
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WESTERN MARKET LETTER
Special Correspondence.

special correspondence.
Kansas city Stock Yards, Sept. 10.
Cattle receipts last week were 81. 900
head Including III 600 calves, and the
market was slightly lower on killing
feeders. she stun about steady, calves
90 20 80 cents lower. stockcrs and
feeders 10 TO 30 cents lower The
supply today Is $4,000 head. largest
run this fall market shading down
wards on all kinds. although there IS
no break of consequence. A good de-
mand from outside butchers has been
a big help 10 the trade lately. and also
promises well for immediate future.
The fan business Is az its zenith just
now. opinion favoring lighter re-
ccipts after the first of October as
the bulk OF the Kansas ana Oklahoma
business Is moving earlier this season
than usual, Panhandle offerings have
been numerous in the last week and
today, embracing cows al $3.50 to
3S.25, heifers $500 10 SAYS. calves
S4.0o 10 $500. stock steers s3.G0 TO
&4.25. killing steers at $500 10 $4.5O.
Not many Colorado cattle have moved
yet. medium grade eastern Colorado
feeders lately at $3.50. stockers S3.75
10 $500. mountain cows az 1926 20
S3.75. Country buyers shipped out
500 carloads Of stock and feeding cat
tie last week. al prices from 1850 20
$3.50 mainly. a few heavy feeders up
to $5.40
Sheep and lamb receipts last week
footed up $4,000 head. which was
hardly up TO requirements. and prices
advanced 10 20 20 cents during tho
week. particularly on lambs, Utahs
selling up 10 $3.50 Thursday and Fri
day. The run today IS 1900 head,
market a shade lower, lambs at 81 %
$40 yearllngs $50 20 SC. owes up
10 S5.35. feeding lambs $500 20 $40,
feeding yearllngs $500 10 $3.50. feed
ing yearlings $3.50 TO $3.50. Quality
has averaged good lately. and feeder
buyers are plentiful 10 take the ends
Of strings sorted by the packers
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Utah-Idaho Sugar
Co. Dividends.

Tho Articles ri Incorporation provide
FOR payment of dividend of l7ls cents
per share on the preferred stock Sept
alfh lnd and quarterly thereafter Tho
par value NJ the stool, Be- $40 pr share.
pvldouda 900 preferred stock are cumu-
htIyei that ls. if NOT paid az end n
nny quarter must De- made NO and paid
to thc owners Of preferred stock before
amy dividend can be- paid ou common
stock
we can buy you n reasonable amount
0rom D to leo sharrD of thIs stock at
about o. rer share. when money d nor
NAL In an parts NJ our country the opiu-
i1n M mon best qualified to judge rs that
This stock Vil readily soll for from U
t9 nl per share. Iho time 20 buy IL
when you cam Fat the stock CHEAP.
THE TIME no BUY Is now
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HEAVY TRADING
ON THE EXCHANGE
Uncle Sam Consolidated Closed
Hiqher While Other Stocks
We're Depressed.
MAY DAY GOES LOWER.
little Done With The Unlisted share,
Today-The Closing Quota
lions and Sales.

A heavy volume of business was
transacted during the forenoon calls of
the mining exchange today. and with
the possible exception Of Uncle sam
consolidated, there was a general low
erlng Of prices an along the line Of
stocks called Notwithstanding the
slaughter which went on Uncle Sam
was well supported and closed higher
May Day started or al 90 cents and
ala not stop until 60 had landed at O.
cents. go which figure several thou-
sand shares were transferred Beck
Tunnel fen Zoo Sl.62h and displayed au
inclination to gn lower ot The close.
Mountain Lake continued weak. Sioux
Consolidated dropped FOO Ed cents. but
this WAS followed by silGht recovery.
Seven Troughs Kept close 200 the tohog-
gan; while Colorado dropped from Soto
90 1915.
Little was done with the unlisted
stocks. East Crown Point sold st aA
cents and silver King Coalition ot 50 %.
The closing quotations and sales
were
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BLACK JACK ARTICLES.
Those Of New Corporation Have Been
Filed for Record.

Spocipl Correspondence.
Provo Sept. l2-Articles of incorpof-
alton of the Black Jack Consolidated
Mining company. with Provo as the
princiual place OF business. were hled
with the county clerk yesterday. The
capital stock IS 500 900 in shares Of the
rar value Of 10 cents each. Five hun
dred thousand shares are set apart as
treasury stock. The capital stock ls
based on the valuation OF the proper
lies formerly owned by the Black Jack
Mning company and the star Con-
.soIIdatad Mining company. The officers
are Jesse Knight president, j. VII
liam Knight. vice president, r. u. Al
len. secretary and treasurer Ihese
with w. Lester Mangum and Amanda
NJ Knight form the board OF directors.
There is considerable talk OF min
ing exchange beng launched In Provo.
some of the brokers and mining opera
tors are highly In favor Of the venture
but 30 as as yct uncertain whether the
proiec. win be contaminated into a
reality
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NV YoRK ANNUAL.

At the annual Stockholders meeting
If The New York Bonanza Mining COM
pany. ". J. McGill was elected presl-
dent: Milton y Joseph, vice president;
J. II. Deming. secretary and treasurer;
who. with Margaret V. Rogers and w.
j. Hauoran. complete the board OF di-
rectors.
A report submitted by President Nc
GIN covering the operations ot lha
company during the year showed lhal
several inches Of good ore is being fol-
lowed on the I0) level. and that on The
whole conditions az the mine are fairly
encouraging. According 10 the hnan-
clal statement. the company IS entirely
out Of debt and there Is something Ike
$4,000 IN the treasury TO be used for
development purposes.
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b. EXP. 20 bid; Cum. Ely 6% ASS;
East Butte 606lt; Hancock, 646b;
Majestic. 2isN2tt; NipIssing, "a =,
Apex. 3s04. b. G. L., 1Mm1h; Davis
DAILY. 1a0Sis. GirouX. 5ha46; Helvetla,
27a as. New. Utah, 3A035s, $. a p
glaulO. ..-,,,.
zinc. 2Sis asked, Royale, 1sis@l34;
Greene Cana. gls asa. Balakala, otsi
06L: Anouez. 3on34. Atlantic. Sls4lOi
G.. & A.. los bid; Centennial. lsg l0'
Copper Range, 51hd5siz; Franklin, s0
Sis: Moss. 31tm4i4, Michigan, eA99Ni
NJ. G.. g.. IlsG2: North Butte, 4'4a; Os-
ceola. 30 asked: Quincy 81 bid; santa
Fe. 302s Tamarack. 63Q6l; United
Copper 50d52: Victoria, 4A05hi Vol
VERNE. l12WllN.
Boston con. l75sa1S: U. s. s. com. S7d
3S. u. S. s. pfd. 3Suia; Adventure, pa
024. Arcadian. p4Ht& 3. Coaln., lo44
0i6it: C.. q H.. 60O06l5; C.. NJ, 40 asked;
DAILY west. l8 bid; CRANKY, IS asked;
Mexico Con. Sis0Sia; Hohawk, 6On6li
Nevada CON. 9A0l0. Old DOM, 23hQ
"a: Parrot. 1904; r. T.. 3aA@3ss. shan
non. lOn 0lOt. Trinity, 14AQl5; Utah
CON. 360it, Winona. Ga bid; Az. ComL,
13fnN15.
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STOCKS MADE
GOOD ADVANCES
Thousands OF Shares Of Union
Pacific and AmaIgamated
Copper Sold Higher.
HOLDERS TOOK PROFITS.
Amnigamatcd Made q Dovn,.ar5
Plunge of az, Am. smelling Ia.
Anaconda ita--Markct Reacted

New York. Sept. l2--Priccs pf stocl
showed vigorous advances over 49,
night with an active demand Tho
were rising safes Of 800 shares ol
ed with 1904 last night, and OF ~.
shares Of Amalgamated copper al d.
and - compared with 6iia last n..
Northerl racine rose z, Great Nurtf5.
preferred ana American Smelling IL. .I.'
81. Paul southern pdclfic and Au9.'..,,f d
a point Extensive pront-taklue eI.....
lly ObAteratcd the advances bal f..
metal stocks and materially reuuct. fr.-
in tine railroads. An Interval of duII,5..-
and rising prices followed aud the n,.lrg''f
reached tne highest sa4n. Renewed rre.
sure against malgamated Copper. WIS.
drove 10 down 70 0il4, had onlv = 49,
porury effect on the general market
Amalgamated Copper made "a down
ward plunge Of ~, American smelu6s
ia ana Anaconda lia Tue rea.fllr,
tne general market IN sympathy did r.,
entirely wipe out previous gains. ag.
prices rose again WIICn Nmaigaf1afi., 81.
ned lss The trading became yol9, .r.
at the rally.
An..u-i collapse ip thD meni u
affected American smelling princlps
y, tnat stuck Boiu. UpvA a.s
Amalgumated COppel Ieteueu d..
Low level az 6lss and the rairolu Hs.
began 10 show less stability. Rc5dIr-
gave way To so1s, following news I'D dI.s
turbances on The Philadelphia stock e,-
change. United States Steel broke AIi@.
ncapolis a St. Louis IA and ST. Paul NJ.
Bonds We're irregular.
Huge blocks Of United States Sfo.l.
were thrown on the market and broke
20 %. The preferred was dragged do,.,
lH. Amagamated Copper and America
smelling sold lower than before NM
effect ou the general list was more mod
crate. American Smelling had losf m
up 70 O'Clock Amalgamated Copper "a,
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taua Tonopah. 290Q2s5 runopah Ext,
$50 asked. MncNamara, % bid, Mid
way. 56u15. Tonupah HelmNnt 2e2iai
Tonopah North star, 10 bid; Ohio Tono-
pah gas. West End CONS, "a asked
Rescue. i3 bid. Touopah california,
4 bid. Golden Anchor 12dt4: Jim Butt
Ter. s3nsf. cash Boy. 4 bid; Home, 4
bio. Boston Tonop1h. 10 asked. Mon
arch Pitts Extn.. coz; Montana Mid
way ENm. 3Uf. Golden Crown. Coz.
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BACK TO NEVADA.
Thomas Carnahan Now Superintend-
cnt az Tonopah Mine.

Thomas Carnahan of ogden has been
appointed manager OF the Tonopah and
Liberty Mining company properties
I'm tho Tonopah mining district. Me-
vada. Tho position g. desirable one
as &c comes with a good salary.
Mr. Carn1hau is a graduate of the
Colorado school OF mines ana has had
experience .1 the Nevada districts. Tie
recently made an inspection of the proc
porflec
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Manhattan Con-. 5000; Manhattan
Mining Co.,. bid, G.. Wedge. 60l; >.
Humphrey SOS. Dexter. ~ asked; j.
Joe. asked. Crescent, sos; Combine
ton. gas. Granny. 2S024. Mustang, 2g
u2Z; Little Grey. rs asked; Cow Boy, g
u5. Original Manhattan. asked;
Broncno, Sdi0. j. Jack, 140l5; Plnenut,
7aS. Buffalo, asked; Stray Dog. 10
bid: Y. Horse. 8 bid; Indian Camp, Z
bid. Standard asked.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.



Annie Micklciohn 70 Mary c..
Phelps. lots p etc, East Water
100 -, o., ,'',,-
u Inv :. CO. ,oo''l part Of lots o. q q 3. e.
block 4, Blair a. CrutE subj.
YESTERDAYS
Diana Forester 20 W. p. Read
plrt lot 2. block d, plat 49,. 2 600
d. Bourbon Co Angus Mcclellan, Jr..
part LOT 4. block 30. plat C...... Loo
Samuel RnnghurFt 10 Thomas W.
Dimond part section 10. township
. south, range 4 Wost................ %
Mary b. Underwood 10 James ~
Underwood, LOT a. block ls lugie-
wood addition ,tt. ...s.sst.......... COO
Anna Is. kierFlard and husband 10
farlh "A. haYcnor, part lot u
block 6o, plat ID .....,................ BRl0
Elizabeth Couta a. Nancy Davies
part section 30 township = south.
range 2 west Observation-Disclosures, 1900
Maud A.. Blood and husband 10 Sail
Lake Security A. Trust Cor lota IS
Addison j Everett 40 Ernest Van
Cott. lot 90. block ]. North Wind
sor Place .......................... On
Ernest van con aud wlfo 10 a. j.
Everett lotg A Do. ~, % and lb
block . Holland sub. .............. 100
Anton II. R0Xrud and wife 10 Iua
q Boutwell, part iot a. block %
ia a. boutwell, 10 John A. Kifby
"a M, part lot a. block 90 plat AZ q Grl
~ B. Hubbard 10 IN D. Rodman.
lotH D aud ~, block Il Hamptons
HN'' ffftss ssfttfftttstrftstsststt.ss 800
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Falrviow Sill King, 20 asked: F'air-
view Eagle 1901 so; Nevada HIS,
5ii05a. pittshurg Sill Peak, 1.3lh q
l. 90: North star Wonder, asked; Ea-
giles Nest, Sass; Ruby Wonder, 25
asked: Alice OF Wonder asked.
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Ophir. l.210l. 27h: Mexican. 530li:
Gould a. Curry. % bid. Con. Va. 19m
so, savage si0s5; Hale a. NarCs,.--.
1.00a105, yellow Jacket. 1.I5 bids
Belcher 2lH28. ConhdenCc. 100 asked:
Sierra Nevada. uQA Onion. i00l2.
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BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

James A. Pollock & Co., bankers and
brokers west Second South street.
furnish the following, received over
their private wire this afternoon:
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GEORGE M. CANNON co.

Real Estate ana Commercial stocks and
Bonds. We desire your orders f0r any
thing lu our .ine
Rooms u2ag Tomploion Building.
Phone HrI sL
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z. NJ. WEST a CO.. stock broker,
D. r. Walker Blk. Both phones OF.
ice and residence
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aeotSd American smelling 1''i Brinc,D,

CANNON & CANNON. Mining STOCK
Brokers. IS +. S. Tenn. Both Phones
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~ TRANcIsco MARKET.


James A. Pollock q CO.. hankeS5 ana
brokers furnish the following Quota
tons from San Francisco today.
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TNuITs AND VEaHTAnLEs.

Waifrmcl0uH. each ................20 050
CitrOn melons erCh .g54gO
llfrOu peel. per pound ........-.......gO
Lemon peel per pound ................2B
orange peel. per pound .......-......2B
tautal0upoa. ...fs..tt...........6c 10 l6o
Almonds. per pound ...................3O
Waluuts per pound ................... 2b
Peran8 per pound ,...................2B
fuberts. per pound ...,............. 81
oranges per hof.-..s 90
Peaches. Tor ...................-- "a
Lemoua, uer dozen ......... al
Lines. per 300 ...................... IA
Utah new cabbage per lb........b
uiah lettuce, hunches. .........1O
Iurnips. two punches. ,............B
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+. r.. Snow & Co.. Stock Brokers.
% Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1874
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE
A. s. Harauer j. v. sndler.
lse SD West Temple. J.. %. box itfG.
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LOCAL MARKET REPORT.
RETAIL.

Timothy per cwt ....................00
Alialf1. per cWt................... so
NuIh, per cWt s."..s-..-s...... .1.b0
wheat per cWt..,................. 50
oats. per cNt ......,................1.
birIaN rolled per cWt ...............1.G go
Family hour per cWt................2.1
Flour straight grade per cwt.....2. 20
Flour hieh patent. per cWt........2.4 40
Bran and shOrts................. 10
strai Fht shorts .................... 20
Corn meal per cwf........,. .2.f0G2 80
MEATS AND POULTRY.
Dressed beet pound .12h6l5
Dressed pork. pound .15al7h
Dressed mutton. pound. .............l2h
LARD pound. .....................
Dressed springs. pound .....,.,. .25030
Dressed hens pound .t.......... 20
Dressed veal per pound............10h
Spring lamb, per pound ..............l2h
Live springs. per No. .................ls
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
Butter. per pound .........
Butter ranch. pcr pound.
lheg.o. per pouud..,.,.........., 30
Eggs. per dozen .,t.................,.. 80
Neufchafol choose. Per pound. ,......l9
PKG. cream cheese. two pounds for
ssttt--t-rt.tts .sttt.tttstttV straight
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4. s. CAMPBELL.
stock Broker 2l6 ID D. Walker biock
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Bird-Cowan 90.
Custom Assayers and Chemists. $50
South West Temple st
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GEO. q CANNON ASSOCIATION,
HROKERa "a E So Temple, Both
phones $40
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FARM PRODUCTS.


Creamery butter, per pound..........3l
Creese. per pound ..,.............loNl
Ranch eggs .........-....-......s-s tVv
Eastern Fancy cheese. 20
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12

Tonopah Noyadal ilo0Qilll Mon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12
FISH
MEATs ND POULTRY.

Dressed beef, per pound............60
Dressed veal. per pound .....-.... 10
Dressed pork, per pound ..........
Dressed mutton per pound. .9diO
Lamb, per pound ..............',....l -
Lard, per pound........ .H........ls
TLNe hens. per pound .............. u