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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-05
Today's Early Session of the
Mining Exchange Presented
Animated Scene.
SIOUX CON. BREAKS SOME.
While Iron Blossom Cuts Close to 81
Misunderstanding Quo
tations.

The sales of the mining exchange for
the first four days of this week amount
ed to the transfer of 1.O54.555 shares,
representing a valuation of $3.50 "A.
and there is every indication that tho
total will run close to 100000 before
tomorrow night, breaking all previous
records.
This was another day of wild scenes
on the floor OF the exchange and many
who witnessed the spectacle declared
there has never been anything TO equal
1t in the history of mining stock trading
In this city. The call room was crowd
ed to the doors with spectators, among
which the feminine sex was well repre-
scented.
Brokers went about the pit pushing
each other about and yelling at the top
of their voices in the frantic endeavor
to execute their orders.
The announcement came from Tintia
carly In the day that Manager Hold
away had made the admission that the
ore had been found in the Sioux Con-
solidated and a confirmation of this
came later. But there was heavy Of
fering of the stock and starting out
with a sale at Sis. the stock sold
down to 9S cents on the regular call and
in the brief session of the open board.
the price was forced even lower The
belief prevails. and 1t has come from
n fairly reliable source, that a strong
pool was formed on Sioux Consolidated
and that the bait was put out TO trap
the short" element and that they have
succeeded most beautifully in the I'M
deitaking. The next few days may de-
velop some sensations and there may
be some wreckages TO clear up.
One of the mean features OF today's
trading was Iron Blossom, which OPEN
ed on sale at 81. 25 and advanced with
out a whimper to s1.90 and then sank
10 SLIGO on the open board. Crown Point
was bought at 80 and 291a: Colorado at
81 and s4.05; Lower Mammoth went
at s52 and back ,tc 80 cents; May Day
at 46 and 46ls; Mountain Lake at IS and
a; Utah Consolidated (Tintic) at % and
20; while Nevada Hills at S1.95 and
down to $1.90
No sales of unlisted stocks were re-
ported and the official list of sales was
not released in time for the first edi-
ton of the afternoon papers. The clos
Ing quotations We're:
MORNING CALL.
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MARKET DULL
AND DECLINING

New York, June 5.--The opening price
movement in the stock market today
was uncertain with small gains and
losses mingled. Substantial fractional
gains were registered in the Hartman
stocks. Reading and Kansas d Texas
preferred declined l. Otherwise the
fluctuations were narrow and the deal
ings small.
The uncertainty at the opening was
followed by sharp decline all around
st. Paul, the Hartman stocks ReadinE
and Northwestern preferred receding a
point from first prices. Missouri Pacific
sold q below yesterdays closing ana
Louisville q Nashville /. BUSINESS was
brisk while the selling was In progress.
but when the market rallied subsequent
ly, trading came almost to stand
still.
Five of the most prominent stocks,
Union Pacific. ST. Paul. Southern P,t-
citic, Northern Pacific and Reading, adj
vanced with the precision, Union Pa
ciflc x over last night and the others
point. Dealings otherwise were insig-
niilcant, Southern Railway preferred
and Erie second preferred IL.
Bonds were steady.
Profit-taking sales frustrated a fur
Their rise In prices but the leaders did
not yield much outside of Union Pa
cific, which reacted q point
Trading came almost to a halt and
fluctuations were confined to "A narrow
range. National Lead advanced is.
The market closed heavy and llfeless.
Strength in the Lead and Copper stocks
carried prices elsewhere 10 slightly
higher level. Transactions were very
meager American Smelling rose 1E,
Amalgamated Copper IL and Ontario
e. Western and Brooklyn Transit 1.
Western Union declined g There were
slight recessions again in the final
dealings
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UTAH APEX STRIKE.
Manager Oliver Sends Interesting Re-
port TO Eastern Officials.

In Boston, officials of the Utah Apex
Mining company have given out n
statement relative to recent strike
In It's Bingham mine. The News Bur
eau SAYS:
The recent rich strike on the 4th
leVel 1.-THE level below the Andy is
proving TO be the richest and largest
ore body ever opened up by the Utah
Apex company. Slope 81 as II Is call
ed, has been opened by orosscut for
more than 30 feet all in first-class
smelling and mill ore. This ore chute
Is principally lead. although the ore
contains very high grade copper 1t
mas been blocked out from the fourth
level to the third level formerly the
Andy leVeD. 1t is now $50 feet long.
ana varies in thickness from 10 TO is
feet
There Is little doubt but this ore
chute will go down to the Parvenu
Tunnel. Manager oliver. writing TO
the company under date of May 23.
says: In ~ stope on the fourth level
we have now drifted along the strike
OF the bedding distance OF over 80
feet, and we are in ore all the way. The
iirst-class ore streak is as rich as
formerly. and is now four feet thick.
The body OF mill ore lying above the
FIRST class Is finer than anything of It's
kind in this district. II 1t was not FOR
the high percentage of silica. the ore
here OF milling grade would be con-
siderad first-class. and runs easily 20
per cent to 80 per cent In lead
with the showing OF first class and
mill ore In the face as good MS IL Is.
and considering the fact that the ore
has not been fauIted where we sup
posed, consider the continuation OF
the ore chute as good as another strike.
and | am beginning to think thar we
none OF us have any idea of the ex-
tent OF this chute OF lead frst-class
ore and mill ore"
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. June 5.--Whcat market to-
day opened weak chiefly because of low
or cables from Liverpool Trading was
IN moderate volume only. July Wheat
opened u lower TO " higher at $50
TO Seia, and sold at SS5s
The corn market was weak chiefly
because of realizing sales in tho July
option predictions for general rain
throughout the corn belt having appar-
emily no effect on prices, July corr
opened unchanged TO u lower at 6S9-
to 6S7s and sold at 6SM
Trading In oats was larger than for
some time past, and prices were weak
In sympathy with wheat and corn, July
oats opened u to q lower OF ASK to
80, and gold at t5A.
Provisloss were dull and prices ruled
steady. July pork was unchanged at
l3.67M Ribs were also unc 1Nused ut
{ 40. Lard was n shade lower at
S.5aM.
The wheat market continued weal,
all day because of the report of Il trade
paper in the southwest that the pros
poets indicated more than an average
crop. The close was weak with July
1MM1h lower at 81 X 0pSS
rrhe corn market was weak until tho
finish which WINS IL lower LOT July
ciose.-w hcat-suiy s77saSs; Sept
SEES a Sble; Dec. SSas.
corn-July G7A Sept. eed6G%; Dec.
oats-July old 45&; July AK Sept
Pork July 10 ss@1s c7's; SEPT 10 30
a13, 99h -
Ribs--July I .i5; Sept Z. e59T s61it
Rye Cash so
Barley--Cash 56I
Timothy--Sept $50
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. June Sugar. raw. ilrm.
Fair refining. 3. Sc: centrifugal, 10 test,
A mi D..
Renned-Steady. Crushed $40; pow
dered. 3 so; granulated b 40
CoTce-Quiet No Rio. SIS; NO
Santos, So.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. June 5.--Butter--Steady
Creameries. 1923 dairies. 17W2l.
Eggs-Steady. Frsts, IA.
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SIOUX CON. HAS
RICH ORE BODY
Manager Holloway States Off
oiaIIy That a Strike Has
Been Made.
IN IRON BLOSSOM, TOO
Tintic People Much Excited and Arc
Buying These Two
Stocks.
IN IRON BLOSSOM, TOO
(snecial n the oNews."l

Eureka. Utah, June THAT a
strike of great Importance has been
made in the Sioux Consolidated was
officially announced today and ac-
cording TO information received from
the mine at noon. the entire bottom
of the shaft is in ore containing mar
vellously rich values. People who
have seen it, declare that the ore is
even richer than that which has made
the Colorado famous. While the be-
lief is general that officials of the
company have known for some days
about what to expect. the ore was not
encountered until Wednesday. There
is much excitement here over the find,
and Tintic people have been heavy
purchasers of the stock during the
past few days. 1t is known that close
friends of Ed Loose have been ready
buyers and that they have taken the
stock In all the way from % cents per
share up.
1t comes from n trustworthy source
that sensational strike has been
made In the Iron Blossom mine and
1t is certain that the report given out
by j. William Knight in Salt Lake yes
terday is of a very mild character in
deed. In fact, IL is declared. that
within few feet after cutting the fls-
sure referred to by Mr.. Knight. the
drift broke into full face of ore,
fully 60 feet before II was expected,
which compares we'll in richness to
that of the Colorado and demonstrate
ing beyond any question of doubt that
the great Colorado ore shoot cuts
across the Phoebe S. claim of the
Sioux Consolidated and on into Iron
Blossom territory, thereby utterly de-
stroying every ground upon which the
friends of Crown Point have based the
contention that the Colorado vein
swings around into Crown Point ter
ritory and which probably accounts
for the decision of the Knight man
agement recently to stop development
work there, although the lack of
power to run the compressor was given
out as the reason for IT,
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS
This Mornings Metals,
SILVER. per ounce. 52Is
COPPER (cathodc) lb. II s-t6
LEAD, per 100 lbs, A. %
NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.
LEAD. Arm. s.iO@i. 80
COPPER, dull, i2A @12M


100; 100 at Lao: 100 at $50; 100 al
LBS; 100 at 100; $500 at 1855; S0C
az 100; LOO at 1.7b; 2.1o0 at $50
500 at 1.s2J6
Lower Mammoth. 600 at SO; 100 al
Mammoth. 600 at 1870.
May Day. 400 at 49, 500 at IS 4
1000 at i6Ie
Min. Lake, 1000 at rs: 1000 at IS,
seller 80; coo at "a; 100 at T6; 100 nj
a, buyer go
Nevada Fairview. 1000 at .os
Nev. Hills, 100 at 1875; 100 at
1.92 u 100 at 100.
New York. $500 at IL.
SO. Columbus Con, 500 at IS; 500
at IS: 500 at 20: 100 at IL.
Sioux Goa, 100 at 1.25: 500 at lis:
1900 at 10: 100 at 1905: 100 at
l.Q7 y; 700 at 1.o2 y; 400 at 100;
$500 at aS.
So. Swansea, $500 at IS, seller so;
1000 at 3S1z, buyer 60
Utah Con. (Tintic) 300 at 25;
$500 at 20: 1000 at 24ls
Victor Con, 1000 at 1917.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel. 1900 at 1.17is; 100 at lis.
Bullock. 5000 at 10.
Black Jack, 1900 at 50; 1000 at IS;
2, 300 at 81.
Colorado, $500 at 400; 1900 at 41O,
buyer so.
Iron Blossom. 700 at 1S2ls: 1900 a,
1.s0: 1900 at LOO. 100 at 1.57h: 100 at
1.55; 1900 at l.50.
Mountain Lake, 1000 at "a
May Day, 100 at a..
Mammoth, 100 at 1886. buyer So
Nevada Hills. 100 at l971a.
South Swansea, 1000 at 80.
~ gna
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1T is sELF-EVIDENT

10 those fully Informed why
during the past few months II
has been wise TO buy ana un.
fortunate 10 have to sell PRE-
FERRnD STOCK IN UTAH
IDAHO SUGAR COMPANY. In
six months the stock has In
creased IN market value over
10 per cent? and stockholders have
also received the regular quar-
terly dividends of III cents
per share. (Par value OF shares
Is 500
NOW is THE TIME TO BUY
THIS STOCK DO not sell a
share unless your circum-
stances compel you TO sell. In
such event write or call upon
MS and we will get for YOU the
fair market price the day your
order reaches us.
GEORGE NJ. CANNON GO.
Rooms 5l2'5l3 Temple Building.
'Fhone BELL 81
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LIVESTOCK.
OMAHA.


Omaha, June .-Cattle--Reoeipts. g.
100; market slow but steady. Native
steers, 5 .0097. 80; cows and heifors.
a.25G6 80: western steers. 3 509G. 10 ;
Texas steers. O0M5. 40: range cows
and heifers, 2.75a5. 90; Gamers. 2 500
3 10; stockers and feeders, 3 00M5. 20;
calves. 3.25qG.25; bulls and stays, 2.15
Hogs Recelpts, $500; market 90.
higher Heavy. 5,SOG5.42h; mixed,
5.27h 45.32A; lights 5--Qp5.32L, /.
pigs, i,25gS.lo; bulk OF sales, 5.s7h a
Sheep Receipts, l.ioO; market slow
and weak. Yearlings. 4.O0G4 so, weth,
ers, 0o@f.6O; ewes. $500 20. lambs
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city June 5.--cattle--Re-
ceipts, 1000. including 500 southerns:
market strong Native steers. $3.50
I 40; native COWS ana heifers, 2 80 a
8 so. stockers and feeders. 1909 80;
bulls, a.26Wb 30; calves, S.boW5 so;
western steers, S.ooq7.oo; western
Hogs Receipts. $4,000; market steady
Bulk OF sales, 8 .b0@b so; packers ana
butchers, 9 2Og5' 40: lights, 6.15a5.3 49,
Sheep Receipts. 1900; market steady
Muttons. 4 .O0D4 go; lambs 0 5OQG. 2b (;
range wethers, s,75q4.s5; fed ewes
a.2baf,25. $1,000
Chicago, June 5.--Cattle-Reroipts
about 1000; market steady Beoves
900 900 ia rS o oc, 1000 a. ,o west
2,G0Qb.55; COWS and helfers, 2.4Od
90 calves ! 50@G 90.
Hogs Receipts about 5000 market
steady. Lights. .lo@SsSsE mixed,
bO56p6.25 good 10 choice heavy, 6.9b
at SO; pigs, 4 ESQ o 10; bulk OF sales,
shsepWReceipts about 700; market
steady. Natives. 3,i59 80; western.
AMOS 90; yeaTlingh 4.GOQa so;
lambs, fO0@G.lO; Westerns, i.00qG.I5.
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ELECT NEW oFrIcERs

Grand La Sal company In Provo yes
to-day. the following Officers were
elected; President, j. II. McEwan; vice
president George NJ. Smoot: secretary
aud treasurer, II. Bachman; directors,
j. +. Van Wagenen, II. II. Pierpont. j.
w. Barsley. The report OF the mine
which Is In La Sal mountain was very
promising. A vein of high grade copper
ore has been encountered and the pro-
peTty has been surveyed for patent.
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Black Jack, 1900 at 6s.
Bullock, 1000 at IA, seller SO; 1000
at 10 1000 at 10 II.
Carisa. 500 at 29ls; 500 at 2S.
Colorado. 400 at S.97 "; 100 at
400: % at 4.05.
Crown Point. 500 at 2s1s; 5000 at
20. $500 at 2sh; 2,4Oo at 2s.
Iron Blossom, 100 at 100: 900 at
1.62h 100 at 1865: LOO at LBS;
$500 at 1850: 400 at las; 1000 at
1.47M: 500 at 1.52 1 100 at ISL "
500 al 1.57la, buyer so; 400 at 1,52 u,
seller so.
Little Chief, 1000 at ~.
Lower Mammoth. 100 at 40.
Mammoth 100 at 1.S7; 900 at 100.
Mountain Lake. 1000 at rs; 100
lat rs; 1000 at rs; 1,40O at n; 100
at 10, buyer go.
Nevada Fairview. 1000 at 90,
Nevada Hills, 100 at 1856.
New York, 1000 at IL ".
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GOLD SHIPMENTS.

New York, June 5.-Heidelbach, IckeI-
heimer & Co. today announced the en-
gagement of 100000 gold for export to
Germany. This makes the total TN
gagements for export on tho present
movement $S9, $50, 600
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BIsBEE GETS EXCITED.
Discovery OF Gold Right In Town the
Cause Of IL.

Bisbee, Ariz., June 5.--Bisbee has
been given q sensation by the dlscov-
cry OF gold almost IN the center OF the
city. George L. Miller. who came here
recently from Los Angeles while ex-
cavating for new house In Brewery
gulch, noticed the appearance of the
quartz being taken out, Miners on the
job examined II and declared Il hlgh
grade gold ore. Specimens were taxi
on TO an assay office which gave these
results, Sixty-two ounces OF gold, 1888
ounces OF silver or a total value per
ton OF sl.3i72s.
Work on the excavation was imme-
diately stopped and three shifts OF men
are at work sinking shaft.
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CONCENTRATES.

Capt. Duncan MacVichie has re-
turned from a months trip to the
Pacific coast.
The directors of the May Day Min
ing company are scheduled to meet
this afternoon, when 1t is expected
that dividend of cent a share will
be posted.
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.
Furnished by private wire by Ba,
ger Brothers:

Furnished by a private wire by Bad
ger Brothers:
Adventure, 2@2A; Arcadlan, 1884, (;
Allouez, 2Sl4@2s; Atlantic, t6Q1Gh Arl-
IONA, l71gmlSh Bingham Con, 75Q8b;
Boston Con, llh@1i%; Butte Coalition,
e3ism2i; Calumet n Arizona, l.06li07 I.
Calumet Il Hecla, 6.65Q6.75: Centennial,
23@25; Con. Mercur. 3e@4O; Copper
Range. TN @72i DAILY West 1Oai6h
Elm River s7hqLO0; Franklin, sN@9;
CRANKY. 1,Oi0l.O2; Greene Cananea, 9gs
@ea; Isle Royale, l9ls@i9%; La
Sale. 14hGi4%; Massachusetts. sGsis
Mexican Con, 5% do6. Michigan, S&
90; Mohawk, 5SIs @59h; Nevada
Con, rs ale; North Butte. SO q AZ
u old Dominion. asa Y Oscoola, 80
a92; Parrot. 21A @A: quincy, $50
81, Rhode Island. 3M "; Shannon,
lSss@% Santa Fe, 1%qs; Trinity,
1917 ala. United Copper. TX a 81, u.
s. smelling, 37is a So; u. s. Smelling,
(pfd) AIN G42; Utah Cons, AK 40
AZ; Victoria, as as; Winona, 66h
Wyandotc, 10 ~ Wolverine. 1850
l35.
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OHIO COPPER ANNUAL.

The annual meeting of the Ohio Cop
per company to have been held in Bos-
ton June has been postponed for 80
days.
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REGULAR GALL SAFES.

Beck Tunnel, 1000 at t,17M.
Black Jack, $500 at GO: 1900 at
Carisa, zoo at 30.
Colorado, a7oo at 800; 500 at
Con. Mercur. zoo at SO.
Crown Point, 1,70O at 80, $500 at
%; 900 at 2aIs: 2.70O AT esq
indian Queen, $500 nj 90
Iron Blossom, 100 at l.25; 100 at
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ANOTHER STEP TAKEN.
Grand Central Mammoth Case Pro-
ceedings--CounciI Corrects Report.

Relative 10 the suit Of the Grand
Central Mining company against the
Mammoth Mining company lately
pending in the Fifth judicial district
half OF plaintiff and against defend
ant company IL was stated by COUNSEL
Of the defendant company today that
the supersedeas bond staying all furih-
er proceedings against the execution
issued on the Srd Inst. together with
other papers on appeal from the said
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following from San
Francisco on Nevada mining stocks to-
day;
CoMSTOCK.
Ophir, 2.67Is@27O: Mexican, 5O651;
Gould & Curry, 12615: Con. Va, 56G3T:
Savage, 36q3s; Hale s; Norcross. "a
asked; Yellow Jacket, 81 bid: Belcher,
3Oq3l: Confidence, 35@3s; Sierra Neva-
da, 26; Exchequer. 20 bid; Union, la
is; Challar. 6@7.
TONoPAH.
Tonopah Nevada. S.121s bid; Montana
Tonopah. LAO bid; Mac Namara. 33GS4:
Midway. 36a37; Tonopah Belmont, sSM
80; Tonopah North Star. 6aT. West
End Consul bid; Rescue, 6GT: Tonopah
e. California 3 asked: Golden Anchor,
1Q2: Jim Butler, 2S@24: Monarch Pitts.
E.xtn., asked.
GODDFIELD.
Sandstone, 23a24: Jumbo Ext. 81
bid; Vernal. . asked; Pennsylvania, 2
asked; Booth 16d1s; Blue Bull sac;
Adams, 4Q5; Silver Pick. Is bid; Black
Butte Ext, 1M2; Blue Bell, asked.
Dixie. l bid; Goldfield Columbia, s
asked: Hibernia. bid; st. Ives, 80
asked; Conqueror. 344; Black Rock,
az; Lone Star, bid: Potlatch,
asked; ORC. 7ds: Kendall Ext. 2
asked; Sandstone Ext, asked; Mayne,
lg2; Atlanta, 1TdlS; CT. Bend, 25427
Empire. 1p3. Red Top Ext, 9G10;
Florence, 3.071a@ as. III; Dheld B. b.
Cons. 16@17; Goldfeld Daisy, s969O;
Comb. Fraction. 1904; CT. Bend Ext.
5d6: CT. Bend Annex, 6 asked b. Is.
Bonanza, bid; Kewanos, 26Q27: Es-
meralda, 3 asked; Portland, Q bid;
Crackerjack sac: f. Mohawk, 10 bid
Red Hills, is bid; Mohawk Ext. 2 bid;
l.. Dillon, bid; Y. Tiger, 9 bid; Grand
ma, 5G6: s. p. Ext, asked. GoIdheld
Con-, 5.32is as. IS; Dheld Triangle. 3
bid; Coming Nation. bid.
BULLFRoG.
Original, lag; Bullfrog Mining. 4 ask
ed; Mont. Bullfrog. | asked: National
Bank, 4ms5; l.. Harris, / asked; Ams-
thyst. S@4; Gold Bar. 5G6; Bonnie
Glare, 10 asked; Mayflower Con, bid:
Montgomery Shoshone Ext. asked:
g. Scepter, lag; Montgomery Min,
bid; Homestake Con, 27mS0; Tramp
Con-, 15@16; Balloon Hin, Is bid.
MANHATTAN.
Manhattan Con, 9G10: Manhattan
Mining Co.. 2@3: G. Wedge asked: s.
Humphrey. 2 bid; Dexter, bid: L. Joe.
asked; Mustang, 5@s; Cow Boy,
asked; Broncho. 1Gc; j. Jack, bid;
Pinenut, ! bid; stray Dog, 3 bid: Y.
Horse, 3 asked: indian Camp, bid.
Rawhide Regent. % asked; Rawhide
Red Top. IA asked.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Nevada Hills. 20O@2.O5; Plttsbure
Silver Peak, Ito bid Eagles Nest. 10
oil; Hailstone, 5G6.
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ADVANCE IN LEAD.

The American Smelling & Refining
company advanced the price of lead
today to AZ cents per pound.
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0. S. L. TIME CHANGES.

Effective June 7. the eastbound Los
Angeles limited will leave Salt Lake
at 1920 p. IN, or five minutes earlier
than at present. No. 10 from Butte
and Portland win arrive in Salt Lake at
500 p. M, or 40 minutes earlier than at
present This train viii also bring In
the Overland Limited connection from
the east so that the train from the east
VIII arrive Ave minutes later than at
present No. IA, which arrives at Salt
Lake at 6:l5 p. m. under the present
schedule and which is the present con-
nection for Overland Limited from tho
east, will be made a local between Og-
den and salt Lake, arriving at Salt
Lake at $3.50 p, m. Local No. 4 will ar
rive at Salt Lake at $40 p. m, or five
minutes later than NJ present Opera,
tion Of tho Yellowstone special trains
IL and 10 VIII be begun June 10, No. -
leaving Salt Lake daily at $50 y. m,
and arriving at Yellowstone at a. m.
the following morning, Leaving yell
lowstone at 6:45 p. M. trains win M
rive at Salt Lake at 7:45 a. m. tho
following morning The Yellowstone
special viii carry first class sleeping
cars, operating right to tho western
border Of the park.
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GEO. Q. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS. "a Il. SO, Temple. Both
phones $40.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS

81 louis June b-~Wool, steady. Ter
rltory and western mediums, 130l6: nue
mediums, LOG 10; iine, 99ll.
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a. S. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker, 2ic d. II. walker Block
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r. Il. Snow & Co.. Stock Brokers.
22 Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1919
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ELpREDGE SUCCEEDS HARVEY.

The vacancy created In the Rock Is.
land offices by the departure of j. ~
Harvey travelling freight and passen
ger agent viii be filled by -. N. Ed
redge of Denver. Mr.. Harvey goes To
Denver with the Georgia.
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James A. Pollock & Co.. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following from San
Francisco on Nevada mining stocks to-
day;
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Ophir, 2.67k@27O: Mexican. 5O65i;
Gould & Curry, 12@15; Con. Va, 56@37;
Savage, 36q3s; Hale & Norcross. "a
asked; Yellow Jacket, 81 bid: Belcher
3O43l; Confidence, 3503S; Sierra Neva-
da. 26; Exchequer. 20 bid; Union, la
Is; Challar. 6@7.
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Nevada Hills. 2OO@s.O5; Pittsbure
silver Peak, Ito bid Eagles Nest, 10
oil; Hailstone, sac.