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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-06
GEO. WILSON GETS
DURANGO GIRL
J. R. Mum Releases Interest in
Group Near the Golden
TriagIe.
SILVER AND GOLD PROPERTY.
Former salt l.akcr is Ono oi the Most
Activc Investors in Rosebud
District

George Wilson . Former SAID T.akcr
ana r, n.
WV "ds '
uhc'i"h 81 handiins the larger portion
of the mining deals which have been
made since tho arst disco,or-t. ng trse.
ma -, -, 80.
- "'S gu .'S'l',' ~ mas Np"'c ~ pf
conducted a duli week IN Rosebud when
George Wilson doesn't put through
something ipiportant in Ia, ,ya, ,r "A
lenl an SON. hot. - -..i,,i,,.
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LONE MAN ENTIRE FORCE.
Gus Cordcs Has Sunk Shaft Eighty
Feet All by Himself.

From Round mountain comes
story of determination and pluck sell
dom equalled and never surpassed.
Gus Cordes, one Of the many who
rushed 10 Round mountain when that
district WAS being opened. is working
little lone fraction west of the
sphinx SprinN Extension and Com
stock properties When continued
strikes proved the districts perman-
ency and extreme richness Cordes fig
urcd out that by sinking 10 bed rock
drifting he would strike an old river
bed that will be the richest placer
proposition ever discovered. He
started sinking with this idea ana has
now driven his shaft down so feet
At first thought this statement has
10 unusual meaning but the more
thinking is devoted to 1t the bigger 1t
becomes Cordes has drilled, blasted
and shoveled every shoVelful Of dirt;
he has timbered. all by himself and
when he could not longer throw tho
dirt out of the mole, he built within
and Installed ladder Now he
climbs down the shaft. drills into the
rock. climbs so feet to the top; gets
powder and Fuse: climbs down again,
ILLS holes. lights long fuse, scamprrs
up ladder; waits for explosion. 1t
comes Then he climbs down; fills
bucket with dirt; climbs up again;
hc!Sts bucket climbs down again.
This Is repeated several times day,
The superintendent OF the property
fnds the powder monkey. mucker.
driller and engineer a steady, reliable
fellow and a hard worker No labor
troubles have been experienced at the
nrDpeItV Vet
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GOULD DIVORCE CASE.
Howard Gould viii Move 10 Strike out
Ccrtain AlIegatLons In CompIain,.

New York, June 6.--TLe separation
suit of Mrs. Howard Gould from hen
husband win make it's first appearance
M court today when counsel for How
arc Gould, Delaney Nicol, will argue
} motion that certain allegations in
Mrs. Gould's bill of complaint be strick.
en- out on the ground that they are ir-
relevant. The allegations refer to the
surveillance Mr.. Gould Is charged with
having placed over his wife, the charge
that Mrs Goulds mail was tamperod
with and charge regarding Mr.
Gould s conduct.
Whatever the decision by Supreme
Court Justice Mccall, the motion viii
be taken to the appellate division foi
final settlement This will necessitate 3
delay Of several weeks. A copy of Mrs,
Goulds allegations against her hus-
band will be filed today. directly after
the argument on Mr.. Nichols motion.
This will be the first time the document
viii have been made public although
the substance OF II has been known for
several weeks. The ground on which
the final fight will be made win be the
sections IN the bill Of complaint which
allege "desertion and on-support."
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BULLS were
ENCOURAGED
Soon After Opening Business tx
banded and There Was De-
cided Improvement.
STOCK CONFIDENTLY BOUGHT
Growing Demand Rapidly absorbed
Realizing OrIers--This Fell or
Market Closed Dull

New York. June Fluctuations in price
OF stocks resulting from the small opening
dealings were feeble except in special
cases. Small gains and losses We're made
Reading was pushed up rs. Union Pacific
Ia, American Car Us, American Locomo-
tive a point. and Northern Pacific aud
American Smelling q. Colorado Southern
second preferred fell a point and Missouri
Pacific q.
Business expanded greatly and there
was decided Improvement in prices all
around arising from the confident buying
of the Hill Hartman and metal stocks
Realizing orders were readily disgested by
the growing demand Rock Island pre-
ferred advanced 8. Great Northern pre-
ferred, Northern Pacific and Smelling "a,
Union Pacific 2b. st. Paul preferred Lo-
connective and General Electric >. Reading
ia, Anaconda rs and st, Paul. Southern
Pacific, Canadian Pacific. United States
Steel preferred, Amalgamated Copper,
Atchson and Locomotive preferred !.
Prices touched a slightly higher level
in the second hour and then eased off,
owing TO a marked subsistence of demand.
Bonds were irregular
Bull operators regarded the fact that
prices held as well during the dull spell
a. Oui "StIS sibli alld lli pN'ttNVu ~
bid up the leaders again with the local
fractions in large demand. Smelling rose
ga Union Pacific 2is and Copper l5s.
A falling off in demand prompted reallz-
ing which forced the active features back
from y to a point.
The market closed dull and heavy. The
realizing movement continued TO some
from Ia to W. When the profit-taking
subsidized. prices recovered somewhat, Den
yer & Rio Grande preferred rose 2. Alton
Dreferred declined
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CONCENTRATES

W. r. O'Meara ~ expected home from
Nevada and California next week.
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w. r. OMeara ~ expected home from
Nevada and California next week
Walter c. orcm is in Bingham today
looking over the properties or the Utah
Apex and Utah Development com
panieS.
Eneer. and Frank Janney, MIN super
intcndent Of The Utah Copper conf
pany. are spending the day at the big
Garfield plant OF that company.
Word comes from Bingham to. the
effect that a fine strike Of ore has been
made In the Bingham Mary mime
about IL feet Of fine Peacock copper
ore having been exposed. Manager
sidney Bamberger Is on the ground to-
day sizing up conditions
For a little over 22Is tons OF ore. 4i,6o4
pounds, the Utah Mine company yes
terday settled with the smelter on a
basis of sl22 % per ton. After de-
Quoting freight charges the check re-
ceived called for s2.5SS.7s. The ore as
sayed 1876 ounces silver and 400 por
cent lead per ton,
The Wabash has the flood recently
opened in its long drift under control
now. II is said the tlow was some
where in the neighborhood az 1,4oO
gallons per minute At distance of
1000 feet from the source the water
was flowing four feet deep. When
the flood supply is reduced work will
be pushing ahead rapidly beyond the
present danger line and interesting
developments are anticipated
The Tetro Mining company Of the
Tiutic district has levied an assessment
tons As the sum to be raised VIII
lust about clear the slate, II is believed
another assessment viii follow later
Connections have been made between
shaft and old workings and it is
thought the ore In the latter VIII be
worth while This goes about IL per
cent copper and about 10 ounces in sill
yer and with something better mixed
In VIII make the Tetro a good thing.
Hnry c. Stewart OF New York, ac-
companied by G. A. Hufnagel OF Ant
werp, Belgium. are In this city from
Cherry creek They are looking for
machinery and equipment with which
to build a mill for the treatment of
gold ore. Mr.. Stewart is president OF
I'VE different mining corporations, the
Gold Canyon. the CoComongo, and Gold
Canyon Extension Mining companies;
the Cherry Greek Gold Mining company
and the Antwerp Nevada Gold Mining
company. These five companies are
all under one control and worked un-
der one management. The properties
embraced In these companies are so
situated with reference to each other
that the development of one is In reali-
~ the development of all
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1NsrALLs BONUS SYSTEM
Helena Smcltcrs Are Paying Men 20
Per Cent ON Their Wages.

Helena, Mont. June 5.--F. NJ. Smith.
manager of the East Helena Shelters
of the American Smelling and Refining
company made the announcement today
that the bonus system win be installed,
dating from June l. Under It the men
complying with certain conditions viii
secure bonus OF 20 per cent yearly
ON their salaries
Every cmploye below the grade OF
foreman who works so shifts in each
three months period viii be given a boz
nus of per cent % his earnings pro-
viding that the employe continues in the
oompanyS employ at the end OF six
months from the beginning Of the three
months period.
Discharged employees or those who adj
yocate strikes VIII not be entitled 10
the bonus When men lose work
through sickness or accidents the case
unl he considered ON It's merits. About
$50 men are affected. The bonus Is not
affected b ytho company's earnings,
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DAILY COPPER GOSSIP.

James a. Pollock a CO.. bankers ana
brokers West Second South street
the following Boston News Bureau
says
"The president of "A leading copper
producer snys I anticipate that the
leading copper interests viii COM
promise with the big consumers OF
metal and reduce prices a few cents
per pound. possibly 10 BE for electro
lyilc brands and eaisu for lake and
the next big Calumet sales Nill he at
fected on The basis Of 2ic. This ~ not
a bear point on copper sales. as such
action Nil Insure enormous earnings
10 the companies this year and copper
stocks have already discounted a big
decline ~ The metal ana are already
selling lower ihan when The metal was
the price OF metal could decline 70 rs
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NEW YORK FRrIr MARKET.

New York, June 5.-The market Tor
oYHpordtcd apples is firm m tone and
prime fruit II held higher Fancy APP
pies are quoted AT sdsi4: choice. 5d7is.
prime GI6'i poor 10 fair, slsq6.
Pruncs continue firm, although iohbers
are said 10 BE- slow In maintaining tha
higher prices asked by handlers on the
coast. Spot quotations range from Ia
l2i2 for California, ana from 6ia TO 10 for
Oregon. Apncois are quiet, with choice
quoted AZ leitals Extra choice, 1890;
fancy, e0m2i
Peaches are firmly held with choice
quoted ai llg1il9i extra choice, l2alaiai
fancy. l2isWll; Xetra fancy 1915
Raisins are offered very sparngly from
the coast and quotations are hrm Loose
muscatels are quoted ut ssial0 on spot
seeded raislns at 5A0llls. London layers
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NEW COMPANY FORMED,
SwasiiSa Mining Co. VIII Develop the
Neuic Group Of Claims.

The Swastika Mining company Of this
city fled its articles OF Incorporation
with The county clerk today. The CAPT
tai stock of the company Is $4,000, di-
vi1ed into shares Of the pa1 value of 10
cents share. +. NJ. Bishop is presi-
dent; ]. McNapghton. vice president;
w. X. McNaughton, treasurer; \. r..
Edholm. secretary These, with J. NJ.
Hamilton, compose the board Of direo-
tors. The company owns the Netue
group Of claims. located IN the Lewis
ton district, BoXelder county. Utah.
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ToDAy's MONEY MARKET.

New York. June 6.---Money on. cali
easier, | Il a. . per cent. ruling late
ia, closing bid ~, offered at Ia
Time loans dun but steady go car,
"a as 4 30 days . q a.. six month,
Az MS.
Close; Prime mercantile pnner
5A, Sterling exchange strong With
actual business In bankers bills nj
4S6, 80 a 1865 for demand and M
iS3,65 a 1870 for 60 day bills. Post.
cd rate iS4i5 and aS7is Commercial
bills asa a Gp4S3is.
Bar silver 667s
Mexican dollars 81 V.
Government and railroad bonds ir-
regular.
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MEATS AND POULTRY,
SUICIDES WIFE AND CHILD.

O'Donnel, the local undertaken. re
ceved word this afternoon which
brought the information that VIC. Ris.
don. the demented man who broke his
neck by throwing himself under the
wheels OF a drny Wednesday. has
wife and child living In Tukea. Wash.
Additional Information is now beme
the disposition of the body have been
received
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SUIT AGAINST SHELTERS.
Utah Consolidated Made Defendant In
Action Filed Yesterday.

A damage suit Involving SOL ,3SOs2
Was fled yesterday IN the federal court.
+. z. Carlisle Is the plaintiff. aud the
defendants are the Utah Consolidated
Mining company, the United States
Mining company and the Bingham Cop
per & Gold Mining company n n al
legged In the complaint that plaintiff r
lands. crops and cattle have been dam
aged from the smoke issuing from de-
fcndants smeltcr 90 the amount named.
Mr. Carlisle resides al Caldors station,
and his attorneys ARE william II King,
j. W Burton and Joseph h RaWIIns.
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IRld. Asked. Sold
NEVADA .poueLAs NEWS.

Assays returned upon rock from the
Nevada Douglas AZ Ycrington show
good values IN tho stun being uncoY-
cred These follow, tn. dates telling
when orc was eNtracttl.
May .27--Outside shaft, general
spmplo, los per cent copper
May 2S--Outside shaft, select sam
pie. 1912 per cent copper,
May 29--Outside shaft general
sample, $40 poT cent copper
May 2g-unlon shaft, select sample.
1909 per cent copper
May a0---Iutsiie shaft, select 50 M
pie. ~ per cent copper.
May 5i-Unl,n shaft select sam
pie. Z As per ccit copper
May Sl.--outside shaft general
sample, 400 pei cent copper
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NEVADA HILLS DIVIDEND.
June Distribution VIII Amount TO
$4,000 Payable on goth Inst,

The Nevada Hills Mining company,
has posted its June dividend and
checks will be sent out 10 sharchold-
ers. Of records on the Goth inst The
amount is 10 cents a share on the
issued stock or, $4,000, the third
paid by THAI company and making a
total OF SEES. 900. The mine Is
scarcely more than year old, and Is
the most important producer OF the
FairvieW, New. district.
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Newhouso, 14atat4 Utah Cop, esE1
gsE New. Con. I9dl3if, Cumb. ELY,
5Maisi. Balk., s@sis; iSins Edw.. ia
! i-6; Nippissing. ll7snl2; Davis DAILY,
les@l2A; Giroux, siada; C. @. & Sill,
is6flts: New. Mines & F., 2%Ga; New.
Utah. 4iadi's silver Queen. lGliA; Ely
Con-. lisGlss Dom. Cop. 6m6h Gil
braltar. 300 81. Montgy Sho.. Sls@o;
Butte & L., lax. Tenn. Cop, 36A o 81.
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WAS NEARLY DROWNED.
Bank Caves in--Alex. Toponce's Team
And Buggy Go Into River.

lSptCldI ~ tue -NSN9'
ogden, June 6.--Judge II, H. Hender-
son and Alex Toponce have returned
home from a business and mining trip
TO Soda, Springs. While In Idaho Mr.
Toponoe had a very close call 10 drown
ing. He was riding on the bank OF
the river when the bank caved M. lei
ting MIR. Topence team, buggy and all
into the water, After hard struggle
he succeeded in getting out one OF
the horses was drowned.
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's LIVESTOCK {:
CHICAGO.

Chicago, June 6.--Cattle-Reccipts, 1o.
900; market 10 cents lower. Beeves, 40
$3.50: cows, l75l4so; hefers 2.6095. 70;
calves. 5-0oa7.50 good to primo steers,
5.5oas. Co; poor to medium. .66a5 So stock
ers and feeders. S.O0d5. 30
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; market mostly
> cents lower, Light and mixed, 6.05i16. > 4;
heavwy. 5.s0d6. 93ia; rough 5.Soa6 90; pigs.
5IoGs 3: good TO choice heavy, 6,l0qs. 22is.
bulk, 6.l5d6. 20.
sheep-Receipts. 1iooo; market steady.
Natives, 4.i0I7.l0 western, 4.7S611 90;
yearlings. g. 406i7 rs: lambs, .5OlIS. 60; west
ern 501fS 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-06

This afternoons SAFES of the regular
call OF the mining exchange were.
May Day, 800 at rs.
Sacramento. 100 at Z.
Uncle Sam, 200 at 60
Black Jack. 100 at A.
Century. 100 at 36.
Colorado 200 at 4.lO.
Iron Blossom. 200 at 81.
Victor Con, 100 II l2la.
Yankee CON. 100 at a..
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Nowhousc l5h l5s l5h 1914 sales
900
Utah Copper, - 20 26 26i sales. ----
Tennessee copper, S6A 36Ps 3s%;
300, aalnR -
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WOOL.


St, Louis, June 6-Wool, steady Ter
ritory and western mediums, 20d27 fine
mediums. lsa2l; fine, l5d17.
OREGON WOOL.
lieppner Or, June "a two days wool
sale ended today. The total amount sold
was l,69A0oo pounds at prices varying from
lsa to 3oA cents. Most Of the clip was
taken by Boston, Mass, firms
WYOMING WOOL
Buffalo WyO., June 5.-One clip
OF 225,ooo pounds of wool has been sold
here for $27s cents a pound The aver
age offers OF buyers heretofore have been
10 10 q cents. but the Wyoming Wool
growers association advised all wool
growers to refuse less than lasl years
prices for the 1907 clip.
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NEW YORK CURB.

james A. Pollock a 90, bankers aud
brokers furnish he following. received
over their private wige this afternoon:
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OMAHA.

Omaha, June --CattIe-Receipts $500:
market slow to 5Gl0 cents lower. Native
steers. 4.5Od6.40; cows and heIfers. 20
Gi4.I5 western steers, 3 50fi4 30. stockers
and feeders. 3 .00l6 90: calves, 3.50d6 NJ
bulls and stays. 3.75d4.75
Hogs-Receipts. l05O0 market steady to
easier. Heavy, 5.son6O 90; mixed, 1896 %;
light, 6.O5d6.t5: pigs. 5.5od6 90.
Ycarlings, 6,Qod7 Is: wethers. 6.00d6. 70
Yearlins, 6.O0df Is: wethers. 6O0l6.ij,
ewes, 5.01d6 20; lambs. 651ds. 40.
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HAVE You THE CHURCH WORKS.

No Latter-day Saints home should
be without set OF the standard
Church publications on The center ia
BILE or In the library. Send for tlka new
free catalogue. Deseret News Book
store. Salt Lake City.
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nLrrER ANn EnGs.

Chicago, June o. Butter, steady; cream.
cry, ls9ah, diaries, i7a2in
,.Esss--sieady. at marx, cases included
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS

James A. Pollock & Co., furnish the
following quotations on Nevada stocks
from San Francisco today;
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'TONOPAII.

lONOE2tts
Tonopah Nevada. / AZ bid: Montana
Tonopah, 2.756t2.sO; Tonopah Extension.
l90G2.05; MacNamara, % bid; Midway,
,25Ql.3O; Tonopah Belmont S.S04S.40;
Tonopah North Star, 22d2S; Ohio Ton
cue. l4@l6: Touopah & California, 8
asked: Golden Anchor 20 asked: Jim
Butler, 76G7S; Gosh Boy. bid; Home,
asked: Boston TOnopah, II asked;
Monarch Pitts, Extn, 10 asked Montana
Midway ENtn, 4@5: Golden Crown, 10
asked, y. Y. Ton. Cons, 10 asked.
GOLDFIELD
Sandstone. 34a35; Red Top. 800 ask
ed Mohawk, 1900 asked Col. Mt. t0D
Al; Jumbo Ext. 2j@l.271a; Vernal. t6
bid; Pennsylvania, asked Goldfeld
Min. Co.. 100 asked; Kendall. % bid;
Booth, 2S43l; Blue Bull. l6 bid; Adams,
9dl0; Silver Pick, 41@43; May Queen,
IS asked; Nevada Boy. 596; Black
Dixie. 6dI Goldheld Columbia, 50 bid:
Hibernia. asked; ST. Ives. 80 bid; Con-
queror. 90l0; Black Rock, id5: Lone
Star, 1911; G. Wonder. 3; Potlatch,
10 asked; orc, l661S; Kendall Ext,
gas; Sandstone Ext. id5: Mayne sal;
Great Bend, 47G4S; Simmerone. 90
10. Empire S@l0: Red Top Ext. 19
- q ApANiAN q ~ osob
field b. b. Cons. 1890; Goldfeld
Daisy, l.O0q los; Laguna, 75 bid
Commonwealth. 8 bid; Combination
Fraction, 1.7eta Oils; Great Bend
Ext, ] / al2; Great Bend Annex. 100
l2; Milltown. 40 asked; B. b. Bonan-
"a, a 3: Kewanos, 50@ Sc; Esmer-
alGa, 10 bid; Portland IL bid: Crack
erJack, IA 016; f. Mohawk, LOO ask
ed; Red Hills. 3s@ So; Mohawk Ext,
S q 10, Lou Dillon, coll: Y. Tiger. IL
a 10, Grandma. 6GS, $. p. Ext. Z
asked Y Rose. bid. Col Mt. Ext.
asked; Golddeld Con. 4.10@ AS;
Diamondheld Triangle. 1SG2
BULLFROG.
Original, SdlO; Bullfrog Mining, 13d
rs: Mont. Bunfrog, sos; National Bank
2O02I; l.. Harris gas; Amethyst, q
bid Gold Bar. 80 asked: Steinway
3dG; Denver BullfrOg Annex. 10 bid;
Bonnie Glare. 4Omi2 Mayfower Cons.
2sa3O; Montgy. sho Ext, sag G. Scep-
tire, l0dl2; Montgy Mt. 1916; b.
Diamondheld, 7@9 Homestake Cons
65M7O: v Girl id5; Nugget, 5a6;
Tram Cons dl6i0. Victor 10 asked
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CoMsToCK.

ophir l75 bid; Mexican. so asked:
Gould & Curry 1901; Con Va, 73G
Is; Savage, l9d5O; Hale & Norcross,
4S65O; Yellow Jacket, so bid Belcher,
21G2S. Confidence, 100 asked; Sierra
Nevada. 81 bid Exchequer 80 bid; Tn
ION. eSm29
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BULLFRoG.
MAMMALIAN.

Manhattan Cons. 80 asked Manhat.
tan Min Co, 6d7: C. Wedge, bid. 6.
Humphrey, 6GI Dexter, ll@12; l.. Joe.
2m3 Crescent, asked Combination )
asked Granny l7@lS Mustang, lS@19:
Little Grey, IS asked; Cow Boy. Sal;
Orig Mani. 10 asked, Rroncho. 6G7; J.
Jack, 10 asked. PInenut, 1ql9; Buffalo.
3d5 $. Dog Is bid Y. Horse, id5: Ind.
Camp asked; Standard. 3 asked,
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Kansas City, June --Cattle--Reeeipts,
Native steers 4.e0a6 %: native cows and
heifers, 2.T5q5 %: stockers and feeders,
3,Sod60 90; bulls, 3. ?594,S0: calves 3. 1915. rs
western fed steers, 4.25a6.0o; western fed
cows, 3.20dI4. 60.
Hogs Receipts l1,Oco; market ) cents
lower. Heavy. 5e5G6.o5; packers. 6.O06
G.lo; light. 6.o5d6 Is pigs. 5.Soq6.0o
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; market steady.
Muttons, 3. apd6.15; lambs. Z ,5Oda. 40; range
wethers, 5.I5d7.oo: fed ewes, 4,75d6.l5.
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UNLISTED STOCKS,


There was not much trading INDUCED
I'm among the unlisted stocks during
the forenoon calls Of the mining eN-
change today. However, there We're
humorous bids and offers The follow
ing quotations and sales we're reported:
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Fairyiew Sit. King. 10 asked. FairvIew
Eagle, so asked: Nevada Hills, 5OO6
5,05; Pittsburg sill Peak, 1861. 40;
North star Wonder, 5G6 Eagles Nest
IS bid Ruby Wonder. ~ asked: New.
Htls Florence. -. Alice Of Wonder (
mt
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SUGAR AND COFFEE.

New York June G-sugar. raw.
steady Fair refining, as; Centrifugal, 80
test. a,s4 molasFes sugar a.09,
Rech,21cd- stead Crushed, so; powder
Santos, M
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r. II. Snow 8, Co., Stock Brokers.
20 Commercial Blk Both Phones 1878
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-06


A. s. CAMPBELL,
Stock Broker 216 ID Il, Walker Block.
UNION ASSAY OFFICE.
NJ s. HanAuer. ]. " Sadler.
159 So West Temple. p. o. box l446.
Bird Cownn Co.
Custom Assayers and Chemists. 100
South West Temple St
GEO. Q. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS'. "a u. So Temple, Both
phones $40
r. NJ. WEST & CO.. stock brokers,
d, r. Walker Blk, Both phones Of
fee and residence.
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Cannon n Cannon, Mining Stock, Brok.
tss ~ u. So. Tenn, Ind. Tel 2iSli Bell ISL