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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-14
AM. SMELLING
HEAVILY BOUGHT
Made a Rise Of 2 3-8 Over Satur-
days Close. Sending Shorts
To Cover in All Directions.
WAS FLOOD OF LIQUIDATION.
Particularly Rt Opcnlng--Somc Nd
ynnccs Made. Market Brewing
Duel With strong UndcrtOnc.

Ncw York. OCT 1.-THE stock market
opened excited under continued flood
of liquidation ne an after erect Of the de-
moralized market cot saturday Ina some
cases there were violent declines and
most or the active stocks reccdcd large
fractions. Atchlson fcu 2 Canadian Pa
cihc ls, Reading and Eric first preferred
Ih,. National Lead and American Car IA,
United States steel preferred ~ and
Southern Pacific "a point The first sucs
Ut United states steel were OF sou shares
al 1l.4 ana -lis, compared with us sat
urdal. There was Cd rebound OF point
iu American Smelling from saturday b
price aud of la To Nashville, Chatta-
uooga q st. Louis. TIE market rallied
quct vigorously trom the opening break.
The rally gained force. and before tho
hour expired, the market was ruling al
parity with Saturdays closing on
above. The heavy buying OF American
smelling and some of the western stocks
Induced the shorts Co cover heavily DO
AN directions. There were belatcd de-
Clincs. which. however did not aucct the
general tendency The high prices indi-
Gated rise above last weeks closing
of 2k in American Smelling, ls in Ten
nessec copper. lia iu Colorado fuel and
tu Ia loo Union Pacific st. Paul and Great
Northern preferred, New York Central.
Denver a Rio. Kansas city southern pre-
ieIrcd. AmdlEanaltd copper ana AhhcoA-
da.
Advances were considerably extended
but with tho effectiveness OF the sup
port demonstrated buying became less.
New York Central rose rs, Graf North
ern preferred. pittsburE G. T.. a ST. Louis
and United states Rubber second pre-
ferred. Dlsullers Securities ia. Union
Pacific and Northwestern ~ and south
ern Pacific Reading. Mexican Central and
Sugar ! or more International Pump
fell 2Is. Bonds were weak.
The market became duh and featurcless
after n o'clock. but maintained strong
undertone 81. Louis Southwestern pre-
ferred gained ios, Northern Pacific and
North American D. ST. Paul preferred
fen and Illinois Central pa.
Professional realizing amected prices
in the afternoon. but the selling was at
no time urgent and the market continued
very dun on the ractiOn Union Pacific
and Reading fell back a point and the
rest about oue-half Atchison preferred
improved ~ and Texas q Pacific T. Amer
lean Smelling again reacted 3.
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BUYING BULLION BECK.
Report from Eureka says Jesse knight
L. After stock.

Special Correspondence
Eureka. oct i2-There has been r.
rum0r current in Eureka the past week
that Jesse Knight had secured the COM
troll OF the Bullion Beck mine. This re-
p1rt is without foundation and somC-
what premature. However. % hns de-
Neloued that Mr.. Knight has secured
quite "a large block Of the Beck stock.
OF course 70 can not hoe said what The
gcntlemau's plans are and 10 can not
be said that ne viii get che control
should DC go after f. 10 b. conceded
that he could make "a nice lot of money
out OF the low grade ore in the bul
lion BECK mine, and that the large
dumps OF the company could be used
up very prohtahly by the new Tinuc
smolter ln which Alr. knight is heaNi-
Iv Interested This coupled with the
fact that he has already got hold of
"a large bunch OF the stock leads the
TIutic people 90 believe thgt he Ia ar
ter the control Of the Bullion Becks
affairs. j. william KNIGHT, who is
manager OF the knight mines was in
Eureka from Provo yesterday ana
when asked regarding the current ru-
mors. he said that his father had been
buyiug Bullion Beck stock ana init
mated further that he believed there
was some kind of "a deal ON. but IL had
not reached the stage where IL could
! Boz given ont to the public.
The ground which the newly ORE
/ glulzed North GodlNa Consol dates
/ Mining company has acquired lies 60
I the north ANA east OF ihe GodiVH mine
I and includes the East Humbug. Come
] stock knight Fraction. Maggie 81
/ Maggie IS. no. Q, Ella. Nurth GodNia
] and Anaconda claims as well as tho
| Peterson claim which was purchased
| some time ago hy the Beck Tunnel
| company The Ella North Godiya and
I Anaconda claims were secured some
/ time ago from capt Hugo Dcurozln-
/ I'M addition io Che claims mentioned
/ above the North Godlya company holds
/ an option upon "a number nj other ad-
/ Joining claims so that the entire hold
/ Ing N the company Is very large.
/ amounting in AN to something like afO
| acres. Che largest amount 0f which is
/ patented ground n De- learned from
] a thoroughly reliable source that tho
] ground of this ncw company win ho
developed through the lower workings
N he aodiNa mine. perhaps from The
e00 level and that This work viii hl
started NOT later than the middle 81
mo coming month under the super-
vision of John Roundy of the Colorado
and Beck Tunnel properties Al ls
has been stated before ln the News. BE-
NJ North Godira company is capital
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PRODUCE.


Chicago, oct 1.-THE wheat market
opened nervous ana with AN active trade.
Opening prices were easier on realizing
sales and the market then rallied be-
cause OF higher prices az Liverpool. This
advance was not held. however. and
prices soon declined December opened p
"a lower ut l05a,. sold up 90 1.O6ls ana
then declined 10 l05A.
Sentiment iu the corn pit was bcarish.
Clear weather throughout the corn belt
completely OFFSET higher prices at Liver
pool December corn opened AUA lower
20 "a shade higher at 62la and sold at
6ga.
The oats market was frm az the open
ing. advancing along with wheat, but lat
or sold on. December oats opened un-
changed TO higher az co.'s 20 55ls, sold
az 55iH0d5as. and then declined 90 s..
The provisions market was strong on
"a good general demand January pork
opened Is 90 4c higher at 1910 20 1879.
Lard was unchanged TO ~ higher AZ 9.yti1
20 9.l5 Ribs were re higher az SIS.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York, oct I-Sugar raw, steady.
Fair refining. 3.G, centrifugal 96 test.
g q: molasecs sugar $40.
Rohucd-Stcady Crushed 90; powder
ed. $40. granulated. 800.
CQnce-Steady. No. RIO ca. no.
sanlo 81.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. oct li.-Butter teady. Cream
cries. 2iua
Eggs steady, at mark. cases included,
l6HHl6ia
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STOCK MARKET
IN BAD PLIGHT
Falling Metal Prices Gives the
Investor But Little EnCOUr-
auement Now.
THAT is, FOR QUICK RETURNS.
But tho Low Levels Reached Ohcr
Excellent Opportunities
Today Sales,

The week opened with the mining
Jock market in anything but an en-
IDuraginE condition Win both copper
md silver quoted lower again ana the
lear that lead win be the next 10 JOIN
The tobogEaning party, there is little
inducemor1 TO buy stock with any an
ticlpation Of quick profits. But az the
low levels which some NJ the good
stocks have reached during che past
few DAYS il is the opinion of Che con-
servauve ones that the market pre-
SCENTS some excellent chances Tor lhFvH,-
ment. As one mining man 'Npie7-,u l'
today There has not been an 'pl"' D.
tunitv like this ban years l' hul s'""
mining stocks. 49, ,ts
morning and thousand shares We're
brought out at 81 cents. As coii-e
oueuce OF the passing uf One diNlleHn
IN the directors of the Lower NAM
moth Mining company on 0aiuiuhy
that stock came up weak. hui inaae
some gains ON the open board. 'oipI"-
do opened with the sale ~ -VV shares
at sass. ID then sank To $50 so ana men
went back up Co the starting hkui es'
There WAS little change lu crown folhls
fron blossom ana Mountain Lake
while Uncle sam Cnnsolliatrl sold as
low as qS cents and closed az 81
Ely witch was the only unlisted STOCK
brought out. @ board lot selling at 40
cents. taking into consideration the
way other stocks have Jared. Ohio Cope
per is holding lts own. But only few
shares are being offered The closing
quotations and sales We're.
UNLISTED STOCKS
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lied for $1,000. 600 divided into Decent
shares The shares of the concern.
after reserVinR 400 600 shares for
treasury use. are divided as follows;
Beck Tunnel Consolidated Mining conn
pany 15f.6S0, Jesse knight l0l.0lS;
Jackson McChystal l2l15l. W. r.
Wallace. 12lt5l: r. T.. Allen, 1000;
j. W Knight 1000. Jesse knight is
president. J w. knight vice president
and r.. T. Allen secretary OF the COM
pauy and the place of business ~
Provo
The Golden Chain Mining company.
organized "a few weeks ago. VIII soon
start work upon the erection Of new
hosting plant. and after It's COM
pletiou development work upon the
property viii begin. The Golden Chain
company owns "a group OF claims adj
joining the Mammoth and Ajax mines.
The principal owners Boa the company
are O.. r.. Loose and associates OF
Provo
The shaft at the property OF the BAY
state company is tmbered to- depth
of 266 feet and the work of drift
ing win start within M a next few days
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DAILY JUDGE STRIKE.
New shoot or High Grade Copper ore
Encountered.


I'm speaking of the conditions at
Daly Judge mine the Park city Rec
ord says
supt Burial Is proving up the
mine Boz splendid shape. and recent
ly opened q large body of high grade
gray-copper ore. and ull of the ore
values iu fact are Keeping up better
than eNeC. Al the present time con-
siderable work Us being done iu tho
tunnel putting BE- iu shape for the
electric transmission system soon to
Doe Installed there. The motor engine
is not here yet, though the wires and
other fixtures are and an is being put
in readiness fOT the machine. This
electric hauiug- of the ores will prove
beneficial To- the company iu many
ways. increasing the output at de-
creased cost The mill lis grinding
away day and night turning out
high-class product and everything
considered. the outlook for this COM
Iauy is particularly encouraging.
one OF the most promising proper
ties iu this section Is the Western
Monitor. II is located al the head
of Iron canyon and consists OF is
claims a adjoins the scottish Chief,
Iowa Copper Mountain city and COP
per Apex. and right iu the center Of
the mineral bearing belt OF that Sec
ton Of country Foreman FERN has
had "a force Of men working there all
summer. and the showing is So iav-
otubl, that Il has been decided 10
continue development work an winter.
and work win commence Immediately
On the erection Of a two-story board
ing and bunk house for the accommo-
dalton OF the Workmen. Work has
been prosecuted By tunnel. but In
addition a double compartment shaft
Will be commenced and sunk until the
ledge is cut.
Conditions at the First National
property on Cemetery hlll. grow more
encouraging as work progresses, and
that ground may be looked 10 open up
big Drifting Is now IN order and
highly mlneralized formation, TO all
appearances leading 10 big ore de-
poslts. are being encountered. De
yelopments VIII be prosecuted all
winter.
Az the Keystone in Thayne's can-
ycn. a property controlled by the
Bamberger Interests, q few men are
employed in cleaning up preparatory
tu commencing a campaign OF deNel-
opment work which viii doubtless re-
suit in something interesting and big.
ore shipments. silver King, 2,l43,-
sac: DAILY Judge, 100000; total
pounds, 2.g12.540.
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JOPLIN DISTRICT
HAS ATTRACTIONS
Delegates 10 Mining Congress
Will See Something to
Interest Them.
MANY MILLS IN THIS CAMP.
Some at the Topics 90 BE Discussed
During Gathering Of Min
ing Men


lf......t.f Co.. .... D 1900.
'f''''l NJ ~ p'''u'I''.'
joplin. Mo. oct l0.--AI other
questions OF importance iu the lead
s,,d ,tr, Hotds ,ftb. tfi.s.,,t.i -r-apeae-
,t,t,t,,,, .-,....- .t.t go.
~ No ''''''''" Imp
are being merged INTO ihat ot the
coming meeting of the American Min
ing congress Iu JopIln. Nov. II 10 ie
t,..t.,.t,..
livery idcllllN TOT seeing ana M
speeding the mines. ana the machin-
ery used i'm ,ts concentration is he
i,,t nr,vfd.d f,4 l,v tl,. l,,.,,r.,,.s ana
DO committees Tber. ara Within "A
radius az al miles of Jouliu over zoo
concentrating Minis ylitt an .1gergs-e
capacitv ~ $50 IONS eacb "A few Ell
tbis humble. b.,. Ia 95o-fon rauacitv
while sofna fhr.a .r four receutiy
built have "a 50o-tou capacitv
Resides tba Trim ID f1. mines
,.l, nne exhibit Of one b b.fur plaead
in Germauis hall uuaar fhs direction
of Mr. a. guenrerich. the collection
coming from tbe various mines OF me
Joplin and surrouudiur dfstricts
Also an EXHIBIT of mining machinery
with "a fe,y new inventions in that
line. will bee made. that all the stems
t3fsp I'M h,ingins, tbis Jist,.rt to ~
rfss,nt pr.,speroils uositiou iu the
mining ,v,rId mac b. sfudfad Rv
gnp.idert,g ore rorrosti.n- and aroiir,d
conditions win mncbiuely used ONE
rrds annie deuonstr8fior of the adj
,..p.a mining h. r,ntfpg ir tb. seiau-
fi6,. as ,r,.iI ~ Al, I'M. industff1f world
ar tha mans. slibf.,fs q. ear.a nm
duttpe tbe vsri,us dtseuasIous none
,,-,tl' h.. mon. irter.gtt,,,, tbar fbaf .f
fbr "upir,r,u laws governing me-
,ttte......... ,,t..t,. ..,,1 .,,,,.,.'f.. ,,
fbe ,nrious states " ..prosuactiue for
,u ,,d -. r .l.ad and Zinc fr the
.,,,tbo,esT getd " "tariN ,p Zinc ores, "
~ ~. .,,sts M tbr national MINI
- ,.,s,,,r',..g ali ~ , ,..r,. urnrtisul
,..t,,,.
NJ ,.tu those discus.fone wholly
.,,.t, ,.iJ. , -, 81 me nur.I, sper-
i,i,ti,.' ',,,.sti,,vs s,,.b as OWN tb.
,.,,'i,,ctit,, ~ oold I'm mo world keen
49,. ,,,ith ~. t,,cr.ssi,te demand al
i,',,,,,,.,.,. ana trade7,' '"Hot. long
,..,I ~. f,.,r o,. ma ,,a1 surrlias
a., .1,,,,a,,7s - o,,r,t,..t... and
80. ,l, .,J M ,ossibilHies and linn
t,,,t'.,,, ..r ,,slicsl,sI s,,ry.,. ,.,rk rs
,',.,ti.5 a., H.. mining industry. and
~, t,,9,,-,.t,rr, IN the MINING. indus
~ Ia ,r,,,,,,.t,,fsI M. ia fbe ma
go
On. ~ tbs vital issuea in every
,,,.,tsI mining carnp ia tbat of tho re-
i"tig.,,s ~ ti,e sreitar to mo prolucat.
I" 6xins tbc rates or determining tha
...r.t..t. De- ..,...f... Ma. fIr. .f.
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LOCAL MARKET REPORT.

The grape season De- about ended. $50
the last of the shipments are being re-
ceivcd, The receipts today in the local
markets include car lots NJ grapes. ba-
nanas potatoes doth local and IdahoJ.
Bellnower apples from california. with
smoked bloaters in smaller shipments.
new california figs nf fine quality. CAL
fOruia lettuce, spinach ana Chinese
radishes. Fine lots of cautnloupas are
being received from Rocky Ford colo
now that the Utah crop ls reported
moved. Hay Is plentiful. with many
offerings. as farmers AFRO anxious to
raise money with which 10 paw their
taxes. The prices obtaining today. arr
as follows.
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BACK FROM PIocHE
Ernest l.. Godbe Reports Conditions
Satisfactory la southern Camp.

Ernest l.. Godbc manager of the ohio
Kentucky Mining company returned
from Phoebe today after an absence poo
that southern Nevada camp extending
over "a period of several weeks. lie
saws people down that way have not
begun 90 feel the effects OF the deprea-
sion that has been gradually coming
over the mining industry during tne
uset fe,y weeks. The camp is IN "a
very prosperous condition and every %
body + getting ready for the big cello
bration commemorative the completion
of tho railroad into Phoebe next month.
MIR. Godbe says the graders have al
most conpIeted their contract and that
the steel gang is following closely With
the laying OF rails. The end OF the
track is now about Ave miles out from
the site selected FOR the Phoebe depot
Development work is being pushed
in tho Ohio Kentucky mine and the re-
suits. Mr. Godhe states, thus far have
beru of a. most satisfactory character.
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GoLDFIELD.

Sandstorm. 2 9 bid: Col Mt. "a U23;
Jumbo Ext. 9S bid; Vernal. 40 ask
ed. Kendall. 20 asked. Booth, 81 a %;
Blue Bull 1000. Adams. Sm9; sill
yer Pick. 2SM29; Nevada Boy, 304;
Black Butte Ext. 4m5; Blue Bell 9
all, Dixie. 3W4; Goldneld columbia.
24025; Hibcrnia, 4a5: ST. Ives, as a.
as; Conqucror. bid: Black
Rock 2N3. Lone star. 13N l4t
g.. Wonder. 3 asked Potlatch,
40 asked orc. 10m11: Kendall
Ext. 2N3. Sandstone Ext 3
ga Manc. bid; Atlanta, 20 % 20;
CT. Bend. 3OU3l. Simmeroue, no asked [,
Rcd Top Exten.. 1917. Florence. 2.I5
H2.s0; D'held B. b. Con, l60lS. Gold
field Daisy. 55051, Commonwealth, %
asked; Comb Fraction. qSG99, Co., Bend
Exten.. gN1O. ct. Bend Annex. 5 asked:
81. b. Bonanza. 3Wi. kewauos. 23 bid;
Esmeralda. asked. Portland 3 bid;
Crackeriack. l00ll. r. Mohawk 5i055t
Red HIS. 24m25, Mohawk EXten., 6U
3; J.. Dillon asked y. Tiger "a bid.
Grandma. Q asked, S. =. Extcu., 405:
y Rose asked. Col. NJ EXtan. gas,
Golddeld Con. 5.l2E 05.l5i D'deld Tri-
angle. qu1O.
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UTAH NEVADA COMPANY.
Frederick q. Brgin Has Been Elected
Treasurer at Company.

Al meeting of the board of dlrec-
tors of the Nevada Utah Mines and
SmeltDrs company, held Don New York
last week. Frederick r.. Burgin was
elected treasurer OF tho company and
made "a member ~ the board Of a..
rrctors The president of the Nevada
Utah ls Mr. George D.. Leluard N
hO0lcN learnHrl q go. Tho other d.
rectoH are Dr l.. m LOOMS cx-Guv.
John W Gnsgs and Herman Dnwd of
Che TRUST Company of America. Dr.
lo0mlF was appointed member "a
the executive committee. ana made vice
president Hitl managerial powers.
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Columbus Con. 1000 900.
Lower Mammoth. 1000 1.52 ". sel-
or. 30. 1000 I .52 d.
a49i.. seller go, l.0o00 t9i4; 500 0
fs seller 60.
Uncle sam CON, 900 n LOO 700 a.
90. -ouer 60. 1i6ooms9 1oon SO,
seller 60.
Beck Tunnel. 200 "a 1919.
Black Jack. 800 ass.
colorado 2OOH8.s5. 5O03.H2 ~ f;
i.NOOm8.41ls 5O0 3.SOi 100 10 500,
seller go: l0On8.17 seller o..
crown Point. zoo a. 80. 200 "a 5ei -'o
20 35i. NV ,,
Iron Blossom. 5OOU % q. zoo IN ~ .
IoOm48h. 20OW43. 2o0nf2ia 800
n42. 7OOH4t.
Little chief. fGlM9.
Mountain Lake 1000 n as.
sioux CON. 800 81, 600n 81; $500
Q32h. ..... 800.
2sis .
Victor Con. 10000 10.
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rINTIc STANDARD COMPANY.
special Correspondents.

Provo. Oct. 1.-THE Tintic Standard
Mining company has purchased nom
the r.. s. Promotion company the Cop
per Queen No. 2, and mining claims
o. Tiutic FOR "a consideration OF $4,000.
The a. and s. Promotion company has
also assigned for the sum OF 81 20 the
Tlntc standard Mining cpmpany "a
number of options held on T.otic prop
Srtles owned by John Hos&lmeyer.
George HayerCamn et al.
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MEXICAN MINES CLOSE.

SalHlo. Mexico. Octl3.-The slump
Bon copper has closed a large number
OF mines. not only FOO the southern
portion of the republic. but In this
section as we'll a number Of large
mines have reduced their output eX-
actly one-half while the smaller ones
have closed down entirely.
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Touoplh Nevada. 231a063o. Mon
tana Tonupah. l1O0L72ia. Tonopah FIX
tension. i.40ULt14. MacNamara. 2fW
25. Midway. 60 bid. Touopah Belmont
I450L50; Tonopah North star, t0 bid.
Ohio Tonupah. gas Rescue. 5U7, Tono-
pah a. California asked Golden AM
Choir 10S Jim Butler 53a54. Cash
Boy. 3U4; Home. 3 bid, Monarch Pitts
EXtu.. asked Montana Midway ENtn.
bid. Golden Grown asked.
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SILVER ISLAND COMPANY.

The Silver Island Mining company
Hlcd articles OF Incorporation with the
county clerk today. The company IS
property is On Tooelo county and its
principal place OF business This city.
It's capital stock DE- $500 and tho Off
GERS are n. l. Boyle president and
manager. ~. A. Boyle. treasurAr. and
l.. H. Boyle secretary
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BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

James a. Pollock a CO.. bankers and
brakers, west Second south street.
furnish the following. received over
their private WIRE this afternoon.
Ahmeek. 60 asked Black Mtu. A. u5,
Davis DAILY. 64 al; GirouX fMuh;
New Utah. 2iA05. Raven. S3Gs5 Apex,
2%N2ia y. & L.. AGt; cum. Ely. 5U
East Butte. 505A. Helvetia. 10th ;
Majestic. S3GS7. Nipissing, sass; $. &
u eM0rL
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Mr.. NEWHoUsE LEAVES.

samuel Newhouse departed Tor the
east today noon Ion response 90 "a tolo-
gram nom New York summoning him
lo ih' headquarters 40 the NcWhouae
Miurf a smelierf and Boston Consolld-
ated companies A meeting nf the
boards "a directors ~ the shove named
companies Ia scheduled % take place
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SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS

How would YOU Ike 90 work
sunday and Holidays? That il
tho ureloss oeaseloss way that
money at interest win work for
you. and d. win never 30 on
strike. Why should you 40 an
the hard work7 Set your money
90 working f1r you Interest
is its wages ana its pay Is sure.
UTAH SAVINGS ANp TRUST
COMPANY.
30. 100 Main street
The Bank th't pays per cent
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during The latter part OF the week. and
Mr. NcwhouFc's presence ls desired. NJ.
Newh0usp said before going 90 thc train
that be expected TO be back iu salt
Like Within the next two or three
weeks
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CONCENTRATES

Il Is said ore shipments viii soon
be inaugurated from the Demijohn
property at Phoebe.
The citizens Of Phoebe are making
great preparations for the celebration
OF Railroad Day" which has been set
for Nobember I Z. There is some talk
Of running a special train from salt
Lake.
Word comes from Goldheld. Nevada
10 the effect that Eugene Traughber
"a former well known newspaper writ
or o. this city has taken "a lease on
the Combination No. claim OF the
Goldheld Consolidated Mining com.
pany.
The directors OF the Lower Mann
moth Mining company at the meeting
held on Saturday afternoon decided To-
pass the dividend this month The
company has been making regular
distributions for some time and dur
ing the past two months 20 has hecu
customary 10 check out ~ cents I'd
share or ftA250.
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Ophir 143iA01 i5. Mexican 65u66i
Could a. curry. 2tn25. Con Va. l2Uiti
savage. 12n73. Hale g. Norcross. 1906
yellow Jacket. 2006225. Bolchcr asa
a. Confidence SsN9O. Sierra Nevada,
6f066 ENchoquer 25m26 Union. 4ldi2.
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago. Oct l4-Cattle--Receipts S.
90 Market steady TO Toe lower Boeves
3.g0Q7 so. COWS. ]. 50a6.5O Texans. $3.50
30. calves. 5.j0aS.o0; westerners 4.oen
eco. stockers and feeders 2.50a4. 20.
Hogs-Receipts, $1,000. Market weak
Light. 6.ZJH6.s5. mixed. 6.20n6 -. heavy
6.O506 10; rough. 6.05N6 81 pigs, 6.5puG.5o.
bulk OF sales, 6.4Ou6. 6.
Shcep-Receipts. 1000. Market steady.
Natives. 3.0Juo.5O, westerns, 100000;
yoarliurs. 5.l0a6.O0; lambs, laQ3.3D B,
western 4 -lflT ..
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Kansas city. oct. M-Cattle-RecCipt
-2,OOU. including 4O0O. Market steady. Ma
tive steers, Z soa1 90. southern steers.
.4504.25. southern cows, 2 2Sa3. IS. ma
tive cows and heifers. 00a5.G. stock
ers and feeders. 3.00Q6.OJ; bulls, 2.5OQ3 20;
calves 3.5Ja7 ". western steers, 3 l5d0.t5
western cows, 3.75u4.00.
Hogs-Receipts 700 Market steady To
&c lower Bulk Of sales. 26fl6 ~. heavy,
G.lOlG.30. packers, 6.20a6.+0. pigs and
light, q. 25a6.5O.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 Market steady.
Muttons. 5.OOu6.60: lambs. 6.25a1 10. range
wethes. 4.1J05-l5; fed ewes. i.50a6.OO.