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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-19
OIL IN WYOMING.
Much Interest Taken in the Field
Near Byron.

Much interest is being manifested in
the oil district near Byron, Wyo., where
many Utah peope are interested. A
Byron paper says:
The people of this locality are very
much encouraged over the oil outlook
at the present time. The Wyoming
& Montana Oil co, has brought in a
well that is sure enough gusher as
II throws oil fully 100 feet above the
surface. Three other large outfits are
now ON the ground and various other
interests have experts here watching
operations and stalking out new claims.
Prof. Samuel Aughey. q geologist Of
international reputation, who was here
recently to examine the Byron oil held'
has this to say of the district:
After going over part OF this
field again and seeing the confirmation
OF my first report, the conclusion
reached Is that the Byron is one Of
the great high grade illuminating oil
fields of the world, There are larger
fields but none that yield so high a
grade of OIL"
While the present developed field is
comparatively small, the consensus OF
| opinion of the experts Is that the field
extends from Bonanza, Wyo, on the
| south, through the vicinity of Grey Bull
and Byron to a point short distance
| south OF Brldger Mont, and il now
! looks like this entire district viii be
| staked out In oil claims within the
next sixty days, as surveying parties
and locators are to be seen in several
! parts OF the district.
| The Bansdall people have already
| taken up and leased about 5000 acres.
| The BattesOn. oklahoma, firms have
| leased some $500 acres and have a
J modern drilling outfit working day and
| night. The Miles City company is
| putting down wen just half a mill
| north OF Byron. and an Indiana firm
| has shipped eight cars of modern drill
! ing machinery TO be used in testing
! some 1000 acres OF leased locations that
! were located by local people, At tho
present time not to exceed 20 yer cent
! of the supposed oil district has been
located. but II is being taken UP fast
and many Of the locators are feeling
| like millionairos
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PRODUCE.

Chicago. June 19--lmproved weather
for harvesting in the southwest and
lower cables caused weakness IN wheat
In the local exchange today. Realizing
sales carried prices down sharply from
the opening figures. July starred UNI
changed at y higher al IS y % IS Is, sold
at Ssi2 ana then declined TO 81 Is
Corn was active and strong on adj
ditional reports of crop damage and on
a strong Liverpool market. i'rices ad-
vanced about ! cent over the previous
close. July opened rs q rs higher at
80 Is q 90 "a and sold at 20.
There was am active demand for oats
and offerings were light The market
was nearly cent higher than final
trading was in the September delivery.
July opened !. lower at 4bh and sold
up TO 40.
ume of trading was small. The strength
of coarse grains and a scent advance
in hogs were sustaining influences Sep
TENDER pork was up 90 12c. mt ID 7Ogp
4.7gh Lard was unchanged at .. o7la
Ribs were a shade to 2ls a &C. higher
at S.25WS.271s
close Wheat-July. SIX GsIas Sept,
corn-Jaly, a6gA; Sept, seTass4;
Dec, 5sq5s% May. So. a 5sss
oats--July old, asa; July, t41s Sept,
S5M Q359s; May, 4o%
Pork-July, II 80; Sept, f.55.
Lard July, $50; Sept, s,o7h; Oct
Ribs--July, 792h@7.95; Sept
S.l7h; Oct, S.254s.27i5.
Rye--Cash, 10; July, 10.
Barley-Cash, 53462.
'rimothy-Sept.. 3.65a3 So.
The wheat market was nervous all
day aud developed decided weakness dur
ing the final hour July selling off to
S7iA The close was weak with July Y
a II lower at STA qS77s.
The corn market continued 10 gain
strength, July advancing to 70h. In
the last half hour there was a sharp
break on proat-taking. July sold of TO
6ofs. Tho close was steady with July
q higher at 69A.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New York, June t9.--Sugar, raw, easy.
Fair refining, 3,si; centrifugal, 80 test,
4 49, molasses sugar, 81.
Rehned-Quiet. Crushed, 6 10; pow
dered. e so; granulated. 3 40.
ELABORATED FRUITS,
New York, June 18.--rhe market for
evaporaten apples is quiet but steady,
with fancy quoted at 10Ql0A; choice,
81 q 6la.
Prunes are quoted from 3k TO 10 for
California and from "a to 10 for Ore
appear TO consider coast prices on new
crop apricots too high, but the spot mar
ket was steady, with choice quoted at
100 l0A extra choice, IL a II "a fancy,
12418.
Peaches are unchanged, with choice
quoted at Sh4SA extra choice S@p.,
fancy, l0M1Oh extra fancy 10mll11.
inal, with loose muscatels quoted at ~
dGl4 choice to fancy seeded, q " a Z u !.
seedless, 5Q6, London layers, $50
! 80.
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Purchasers Discouraged Because
OF Liquidation in Several
Railroad Stocks.
LOTS OF OFFERINGS MADE.
Final Hour Witnessed General Lower
ing of Price Levels--Closing Was
Heavy and Dull.

New trok, June 19.--The stock mar
ket opened quiet today and at higher
prices for the most part Union Pacific
Southern Pacific, Northern Pacific and
Missouri Pacific gained large fractions.
Louisville & Nashville ran off ~ in
consequence of yesterdays reduction in
the tlluend rate. The passing of the
DIVIDEND on Republic Steel preferred
was reelected by a decline of u In
that stock
Liquidation in several of the railroad
stocks discouraged purchasers and the
bears sold the list freely. The metal
stocks and the handful of the railroad
leaders were conspicuously weak. Louis
vile 4 Nashville gave way and BAL
timore 4 Ohio 25.. The market hard
ened slightly at II o'clock. The rally in
moved uncertainty. Union Pacific, llli-
nois Central. Norfolk Il Western and
American Locomotive selling at de-
cline of 1, and Peoria and Eastern and
American Tobacco preferred l II. Ameri-
can Locomotive preferred and WestinS-
house Electric rose L.
Bonds were steady.
long interval of dullness was re-
lieved by some selling Mt 1 O'Clock In
which prices reached the lowest. Read
Ing fell IL and Canadian Pacific and
Colorado Il Southern l.
Stocks were freely sold for a time In
the late afternoon. Louisville & Nash
vile broke 4 points, American Sugar
and Union Pacific Pa.
The market closed heavy and dull
The level of prices was let down an
other stage in the final hour of the
trading. There were small fractional
rallies on short covering.
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VISITS ISLAND OF HAYTI.
Salt Lake Mining Engineer Returns
From An Interesting Trip.

After very interesting trip to the
island of Hayti, where he went in the
interest of syndicate of Germans to
examine copper property. Engineer
G.. b. d. Turner has returned to Salt
Lake after an absence of several
months.
Mr.. Turner explains that he was in
Hayti during the late insurrection, but
during his travels was not molested in
the least by the insurrectos. Upon his
arrival I'm the country, he proceeded
TO the office OF the American minister.
and through that official an audience
with the president of the republic was
gained. The latter extended him many
courtesies and even went so far as
to place a government gun boat at his
disposal to carry him from Port au
Prince around the coast to a point
within 20 miles of where the mine Is
located. Horses were obtained there
and while the trip inland was not the
pleasantest in the world, at the same
time 1t was an interesting one for Mr..
Turner and his companions.
"Hayti" said Mr.. Turner today, lis
a perfect garden spot, but the deyel-
opment of the country is held back
because of the poor conditions of gov
eminent"
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WILL SELL.

is very wen satisfied with the manner
In which the property has been con-
Quoted in the past. He says that he
has been the owner of stock in the
Wabash for a long time, has paid his
assessments as they have become due.
and that since President Treweek has
accorded him the privilege OF an in
spection of the mine, he is frank to
say that the funds derived from the
frequent calls upon stockholders have
been we'll spent However, he states,
the property is not yet a mine: never
theless, the outlook is most encourage
ing
"All interest now centers in that
portion of the company's holdings,
says Mr.. Darmer. where the big ledge
was tapped several months ago, so /
shall confine myself to saying what |
found there The ledge has been
followed along the hanging wall side
for distance of $50 feet. At point
about 100 feet from the point where it
was opened, raise of 20 feet has been
made, while at another point the ledge
has been cross-cut for so feet, and this
drift has been extended 200 feet be-
You'd At the present moment this
cross-cut drift is being pushed through
body of quartz that is shot full of
iron pyrites and possibly other min
eral The face of the drift was just
working out of the porphyry and into
the mineralized quartz when made
the inspection. and 1t looked so good
that it seemed impossible that it could
be extended a great distance farther
without breaking into ore. This is
the latest significant showing TO have
been made underground, and 1 think
this is the first mention ever made OF
the change. 1t looks to me as though
nd
that it was going to be a good one"
The upraise referred to has been in
ore for the last 90 feet, principally low
grade
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BOSTON CURE CLOSE.

Ahmeek. 70aT5; Butte Extension.
37hm45; Butte and London, 4oq5O;
cum. Ely. 7is@% East Butte, 6hG%;
New. Utah. 39is; Nip, 7Amis; Kewee-
nav. COY; Sup. and Pgh.. i2lk@&;
blk. Mountain, 4@h: First National,
smis; British copper 4%@5; Dominion,
l%@b, I'll Rayo, 2@M; Furnace Creek,
1i915: CT. Con, 5%m7-l6; Florence, $40
X: Daisy, 71@75; Green silver, la@ss;
King Edward %dis; Mckinley. 77@7S;
Miomac, 97sds; Mitchell, h@%; Mines
of Anna, 11a@M; New Utah, 3@h; Ton
opah Mining, 7MdsA; United Copper,
6%G7A; United Copper, pfd.. 2o@@so;
Yukon, 3%@M; Stewart, k@A; Ohio
Copper. 2A@%; Mont. ssd& Ely Con,
1920; New. Smelt, %@%; 1915; "a; Isl;
1000; Cum. Ely, 7ihd%; New Con, I'M
az, OK, Shdh; Dolores, 7Gh; IN; u;
X 400; Barnes King; %@M; Ohio, 2A
as CIR. Can. 1o%Gizi liz; 1Ob; ";
$500, Nip, 7tt@% 7h;&;%: 500; TIN
tic. Sss@%; Bos. Con. 1915 @1t%; 1000
lll6.
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MANHATTAN.
BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

Furnished by n private wire by Bad
ser Brothers, brokers. 100 south Main
street:
Adventure lys@2; Arcadian. 3A@4:
Allouez, 27laa29; Atlantic, 16A ai6h ;
Arizona Com, l7hNl7M; Bingham
Cons, S0G9O; Butte Coalition. 22&m2s;
Calumet & Arizona. l06h@107A Calu-
met & Hecla, 66546I0; CON Mereur, 420
49, Copper Range, Y Q79% Daily
West. l0%mll. Franklin. 0hG9A Gram
by l0Odl0l Greene Cananea, 1917 Ql0Is /;
La Sale. l3MMl4h; Mass. 3A@A:
Mexican CON. 5A@5%; Michigan, 0%
lllkdl2; North Butte, 67Q67h Old Doc
minion, 3i9.d Parrot 22ts6225s,
Quincy SiaS5; Rhode Island 3A Q8a4 I.
shannon, l3%@l37s; Santa Fe, l&02h,
Tamarack, $780, Trinity, 19&qi3;
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REGuLAR Oil sALEs.

Black Jack, $500 at 81; 700 at 6S;
500 at g. buyer 80,
Bullock, 1000 at 128; 5000 at 10,
buyer 60
Crown Point, 800 at 34la; $50 at
SO; 700 at 35ia.
Grand Central 100 nj 1856.
Indian Queen, 500 al l4ia. buyer 90;
1000 at "a
Inyo, 1000 at II,
Iron Blossom. 100 at i.S2ls; 500 at
1.S5, 400 al t.S7h.
Lower Mammoth. 800 at So
May Day, 200 at l5la
Mt Lake, 200 at 90
seven Troughs, lj0O at %.
Sioux Con-, 200 az i2O; 1000 at
1.t7hs,
South Swansea, 1000 at g.
Tetro. 1900 It 10; $500 nt AZ 1900
nj 49, 500 at l3A.
Uncle sam, 100 al So 300 at S4
Utah Con, $500 AT iSl2.
Victor Con, 900 at H.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel, 100 at LOS.
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CONCENTRATES.

The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
Co. were: Crude ore and concentrate.
$4,000; base bullion, $4,000; total, $685.
500.
Dr. Harlow and e. A. Duvall repre-
senting Wisconsin interests in the Con-
solidated Flagstaff mine, at Alta, have
been making an inspection of that pro-
perty during the past few days.
Grant B. Schley, president, and Dem
mis- Sullivan, director, of the Tintic
Mining and Development and Yampa
Smelling companies, have returned
east after making an inspection of To-
cal interest.
Work has been started again on the
tramway to the properties of Don Ma
guire and associates in the Sierra Ma
Dire district near Ogden. The plant
when completed will have cost about
$4,000 With the tramway in COM
mission the Mcguire mines will be in
shape to begin the steady production
of silver-lead ore.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
Chicago. June .--Cattle-Receipts
about 5000: market weak. Beeves, A 90
qs.1 10: Texans 4.i6G7 rs; Westerns
4.7506. 10; stockers and feeders, $50 q
$50; cows and heifers, . .50a6 30;
calves, 4.75G6T rs.
Hogs-Receipts about 10000 market
sc. higher Lights, 5 35Qo So; mixed
8 4506 90; heavies, 5 80 a .9o .roughs
1850 5. So; good to choice heavies.
8 55@5. 30: pigs. 4S0@5.25; bulk of
sales 8 .70@5.S6.
Sheep-Receipts about 5000; market
weak to 10c. lower. Natives, 3.0005 as;
westerns, 3.00@5. 25; yearlings. s0G
S SO; lambs, 4.00a6.15: Westerns, 4 90
as %.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, June l9.-Cattle Re
ceipts. 5000; market steady. Native
steers. 6.50QS. 90; native cows and
heifers,S .5046.75 stockers and feed
ers, 8 50@5 so; bulls. 3.25@5. 80;
calves, 3 .boG6, 25 western steers, 6.25
M7.75; western COWS. 3 .50d5. 90
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; market strong
to &c higher. Bulk of sales, 8 5d5 10;
heavies. 5 .65@5.75, packers and butch
ers, 5 .55d5. TO- lights, 3 40@5 60; pigs
4.0044.5O.
sheep Receipts. 1000; market active
Muttons, 4.00d 5 25: lambs, 5.00d6. 2b
range wethers, 4.25Gl 90; fed ewes.
s 7594.50.
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.

Black Jack, 1000 at ca 1000 at
6s buyer 80.
Big HILL 1000 at 10.
IS
Iron Blossom, 1900 at Ls7k; 1000
at 1929. buyer so; 500 at 1,s5: 500
at i.90. buyer 30,
indian queen, 500 at l4h buyer
co. 5000 at IA. 500 at IA, buyer 30
Lower Mammoth, 500 at so, 500 at
M't'n. Lake, 5000 at %. buyer so;
5000 at 90
Seven Troughs. 1000 at %; 500 at
24A
LIS.
So Swansea. 1000 at 4S; 1000 at
A. buyer 60; 500 at AN.
Tetro, 500 at tS1 $500 at 10; 200
at IA.
Utah CTintic). 100 at LIS.
Victor Con, 500 at "; 500 at L.
REHABILITATION.
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TODAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York June 19.--Close: Money
on call easy " at ~ per cent. Rui-
ing rate IA; closing bid IA; offered
at u.
Time loans dull and firm. 90 days q
per cent: 90 days = at ~ per cent;
six months 81 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 80 at a.
Sterling exchange slightly easier,
with actual business in bankers biiis
at 4s7 for demand and mt 1880 for
go days.
Commercial bills ds45s at 4s5 Y.
Bar silver, 81
Mexican dollars, ~.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds irregular.
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REGULAR AFTERNOON SALES,

Ajax. 500 at So
Black Jack. 500 at Ga.
Century, 400 at 20, buyer 60; 1000
at "a.
Colorado. 200 at 3.07 Y.
Crown Point, goo at 81; 400 at
BAY; 1900 at "a; 1,5O0 at SO, buyer
80
Indian queen. 5000 at IA.
Iron Blossom, 100 at 1S5; 200 at
l.S2lh. 500 at 1856, buyer 60
Mountain Lake, $500 at 30: 5000
at %. buyer 60; 800 al -. buyer 80.
sioux CON. 9.700 at 1.l6.
South Swansea 900 at AZ.
Tetro 500 at "A, 5000 at IA y 1000
at IS: 500 al Ia. buyer 60.
Uncle sam Con, 500 nj So.
Utah Con. Crtntic) 5000 at 19la,
buyer 80.
Victor Con- 100 at 1874; 500 at IA.
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VIRGIN OIL FIELD.


Special Correspondence,
Circleyile, Utah, June F.--Joseph
Meeks has returned from the Virgin
oil fields, where, in company with local
parties he has obtained extensive in
terests. Mr. Meeks reports the camp
20 be In a very prosperous condition;
the recent wonderful strike OF oil In
the Wood & Downoy wells. he says,
has given now life to that field, and Ia
attracting the attention OF capitalists
AN over the country.
The future of southern Utah Is as-
nlred. for the permaneney Of the oil
field Is proven beyond doubt. which,
together with the coal, copper silver
gold. iron and other resources OF Utah
pixie" Is bound 10 come into creator
prominence. a railroad from Lund 20
cedar and Harmony coal mines, VIII
be built with a possibility of II beng
extended on 10 Virgin,
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BUSINESS BRISK
ON THE EXCHANGE
Tintic Mining Stocks Were in
Good Demand Today at
Steady Prices.
CALL FOR INDIAN QUEEN.
ohio Copper Comes Out on The Open
Board--NIason Valley on
Active list,

The mining stock market was in good
form today with prices holding steady.
Black Jack. Bullock, Grown Point. Iron
blossom, May Day. Sioux Consolidated
and Uncle Sam were in good demand,
while Tetro. which made substantial adj
vances few days ago on the strength
OF strike reports, dropped down to 10
cents Indian Queen came out around
il cents and Seven Troughs made its
way up to % cents. at which 1000 shares
changed hands ON the open board.
Among the unlisted stocks brought
sut, Ohio Copper sold at $685. and $40;
Ely Witch. at 2O Mineral Flat, at 20,
and Mason Valley, at S1.50.
The closing quotations and sales
were:
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OLD EMMA MINES.

Manager l.. Il. Martneau OF the old
Emma Mines company, operating az
Alta, received word from the mine
this morning that conditions are very
satisfactory there and that shipment
OF ore is ready to be sent 10 the smelt-
ers.
Jesse knight who with associates
recently acquired IL controlling Inter
est in the old Emma, has not visited
the property yet but expects to do so
IN the near future.
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AT THE WABASH.
Shareholder Darmcr Visits Mine, Sees
Little Ore, But Is Satisfied.

j H. Darmcr. a shareholder in the
Wabash Mining company, has return
ed from making an inspection Of the
Wabash mine az Park city and has
come out with the statement that he
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TONoPAH.

Tonopah Nevada, S00@S. 70; Montana
Tbnopa.f 1J40GI5O; Tonopah Exten-
sion. 10 asked; MacNamara. 80 bid;
Midway 35437; Tonopah Belmont, $40
So; Tonopah North Star, bid; Ohio
Tonopah, asked; West End Cons, 43
ola; Rescue, asked; Golden Anchor. /
az; Jim Butler. 20 bid; Cash Boy.
bid; Monarch Pitts. Extn., asked
Golden Crown, bid
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u. q. II.

We have Souvenirs View Books and
Postals OF Salt Lake City.
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Main ST.
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BICYCLE EXCURSION

10 Ogden June 20, via Oregon short
Line. Round trip 81. Train az 6.15 D.
m, special returning II p. IN. Good
list of events.
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GOLDFIELD.

Sandstone, 2s@25; Col Mt, 10 bid;
Jumbo Ext, 2s asked; Pennsylvania,
asked Kendall, 16 asked; Booth, 150
II; Blue Bull, sQ9; Adams, S@4; Sh-
Yer Pick. 10 bid: May Queen, asked;
Nevada Boy 2@3; Black Butte Ext, 1
bid Blue Bell 4G5; Dixie, 1 bid; Gold
field Columbia, s@9; Hibernia, bio:
Conqueror, bid; Black Rock, / bid:
Lone Star. 6Q7, @. Wonder, asked.
Orc, bid; Kendall Ext. asked; Sand
storm Ext, bid; Mayne, 1@2; At
lanta, 17@1S; CT. Bend. 25d27; Empire,
bid; Red Top Ext, 7dS; florence,
S.10a3 Is; D'feld b. b. Cons, l6G17;
Goldfield Daisy 1904: Laguna, 90
bid; Comb, Fraction, 45@46: CT. Bend
Ext, sos; CT. Bend Annex. 6mT; Mill
town, bid, b. h. Bonanza, asked
Kewanos, 25m26; Esmeralda, 3 asked;
Portland, asked; Crackerjack. 4G5;
Mohawk Ext, 26p3; H. Dillon. las: Y.
Tier. Q asked; Goldfeld Con, 5421s bid;
D'field Triangle, 3@4; Coming Nation,
bid; Florence Ext, IA bid.
BULLFRoG.
Original. lac; Bunfrog Mining 4
asked; National Bank. 5GD7: L. Harris,
asked Amethyst, 30i; Gold Bar, 4G5;
Bonnie Glare. bid; Mayhower Cons,
5@6; Montgy. sho. Ext. i asked; G.
Scepter, log Montgy. Mt. bid;
Homestake Cons, 3OG3l; Y. Girl, ask
ed; Balloon Hill. is asked
MANHATTAN,
Mani Cons, 10 asked; Mani. Mining
Co., asked; G. Wedge, bid; S. Hum
phrey, l bid; Dexter, bid: l.. Joe, 2
asked; Combination l asked Granny. 9
asked; Mustang. sac; Little Gray, /
bid. Cow Boy. asked; Ong. MANN. =
bid; Broncho. 1@2; Pinenut. / bid; s.
Dog, bid; Y. Horse, asked
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairvlew Eagle, 80. sales: Nevada
Hills 200 asked; Pittsburg ST. Peak.
l.l0d1l5 Round Mtn.. 80 bid RawhIde
Regent. rs asked; Rawhide Burro, A
asked Eagles Nest, Haze; Halstone,
3Gi
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GEO. Q. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS, ~ IT, SO. Temple. Both
phones 80.
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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:
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T.. II. Snow n Co. Stock Brokers.
22 Commercial Blk, Both Phones 1871.
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A. s. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. 3ib ID. IT, Walker Block.
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United Copper, 7a7% U. S. Smelling
41hm42; Winona. 5i5@6; Wyandotte'
1h111A
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ophir, 25OG2521a; Mexican, $1,000;
Gould e Curry, 11Q12; Con. Va, 5S@54;
Savage. 25@2s; Hale & Norcross. 22@
"a; Yellow Jacket, 4Sq50: Belcher. 10
bid Sierra Nevada, 17@1s; Union, 25@
26; Chollar 6M7; Potosi. II asked.
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WOOL.


St Louis, June ls.--Wool, steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums, Ia II; fine
mediums. 1904; line, 9ql1
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Get in line at the theatre box office
for 1.-The Merry Grafters" seat sale,
now going on.
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state Of Utah ofnoe Of the Secretary
of State.
the state OF Utah. do hereby certify
that the foregoing is a fpll, true ana
correct copy OF the statement OF the
above named company now on ale In
g. s. TfNGEY,
(Seal) Secretary OF state
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stnto ID litnh. County I'D snlt Lnlle.

State OF Utah, County of Salt Lake.
Chas s. Burton being first duly sworn
according 20 Law depOses ana says that
he ~ cashier Of the above named bank.
that the above and foregoing report CON
tains q fun, true and correct statement
af the condition of the said bnnl nj
the close of business ON the 18TH day of
June, 1905.
CHAs. S, BURTON.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18TH day of June 1908
(seal) HENRY Y, McsWAN
Notary Public
= w. NIRLEY
ISAAC BARTON
BYRON GROO
Directors
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Report Made TO the Secretary of state
of the state of Utah, OF the condi-
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Located al salt Lake city IN the Coun-
ty of Salt Lake. State of Utah, at
the close of business on the 10Th
day of June, 1905
RESOURCES.
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GOING TO NEW YORK ?

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New YorlSs best, centrally located no.
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STATE BANK OF UTAH

Report Made TO the Secretary Of State
Of the State of Utah, OF the Condl-