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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-07
UTAH COPPER PARTY.
Visit Garfield and Bingham and
Travel on Special Train.

President Charles NJ. MacNeill of the
Utah Copper company and party of
friends who arrived in the city last
evening left for Garfield early this
morning on a special train over the
Denver G. Rio Grande railroad. The
forenoon was spent in looking over
tho big concentrltor and the afternoon
was put in at the mine, General Man
ager d. G. Jackling acting as pilot.
The visitors will leave for Riverside,
California, on the Los Angeles limited
this evening where connections Will be
made with a Southern Pacific train for
.Arigt ma, where several days VIII pc
used up In making an inspection Of the
Ray copper mine. Mr.. Jackling will
accompany the party on the southern
trip.
Tho Boston Nows Bureau has this to
say about the proposed extension of the
Bingham e. Garfield railroad:
apparently the Utah Copper company
will take no chances with being held
up in the delivery of ore from its mine
at Bingham to It's Garfield mill by the
lack of enterprise on the part of the
Rio Grande Western. a Gould road.
THE Utah company Is now asking for
estimates for the construction of its
own railroad from mine to mill, dis
tanoe of 10 miles, having already ac-
quireu a private right of way. This
action would insure the company q
regular supply of ore, for the Rio
Grandc Western has not an adequate
eu,,ipnent to meet the demands of al
the mining interests in Bingham II
there should be any special revival in
business. The Utah Copper people do
not intend to be left at the mercy of
the Gould roads,
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LEAD BELL COMPANY.
Property in Idaho Is Responding
Nicely to Developments.

vernal Oct 6.-yernal stockhold :
ers In the Lead Bell Mining company
will be pleased to learn that the prop
erty in Idaho is showing up fine at this
time and that. indications are good for
a producing mine.
s. D. Cotton, who went out there q
few weeks ago to take charge of the
property, writes Of a strike Just made.
A two-foot vein or body of ore has
been found, which appears to get
larger as the work advances. When
Mr.. Cotton reached the mine he went
to work in the old shaft and had not
gone down more than four feet when
he thruck this ore. He hoisted 500
pounds one day and he says II 1t con-
tinues to look as 1t does now and the
vein increases, as he thinks 1t will. he
will Immediately put on u large force
of men.
The ore in this mine runs well up in
lead and silver and II 1t should event.
of these vernal people can quit work
IL they want to.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-07
.CROXALL SUES
THE COLORADO
Physician Wants Big Block Of
Stock in Jesse Knights
Tintic Company.
JOS. L. WILSON FIGURES IN.
All About an Unpaid Doctors Fec
Echo of An Old Con-
sg troversy.

In suit filed in the federal court
yesterday, DR.. w. Y. Croxall appears
as plaintifft in suit filed against the
Colorado Mining company and Jesse
Knight. DR.. Croxal states in the com
plant that he was owner OF 10000
shares of stock In the Success Min
ing company. which has since been
absorbed by the Colorado and indicates
that he has failed to receive his pro-
portional interest in the last named
corporations The stock was placed, lt
Is alleged, iii the hands of the secre-
tary of the company about eight years
ago by Joseph l.. wilson, as security
for physicians feet Of $3.50 Tho
stock has greatly advanced in price
since that time through the absorption
or the Success company by the Colo
RADIO, and was sold some time ago by
the old company to pay assessments.
CroXal claims that tho stock was
worcestershire and that the company
had no right to Oppose of 1t.
The complaint in the case state that
on Dec. g. 1899 Joseph L. Wilson was
half owner of certain mines known as
the Colorado Lode the Butte Min
Ing Lode, and the Morning Glory
Lode" all situated in the Tintic min
Ing district. a short time afterward q
corporation was formed and known as
the Success Mining company. Wilson
was taken Sick soon after the company
was formed and was confined in st.
Marks hospital for eight weeks. DR..
Croxall attended him during his illness
and his fee amounted to $3.50.
Wilson did not have any money when
he left the hospital, and placed 10000
shares of the capital stock of The COM
pany in the hands OF tho secretary as
security for the amount due the doctor
Wilson left the state a short while
afterward and In the meanwhile the
stock was sold by the company to pay
the. assessment. DR.. Croxall Is now
suing for the 10000 shares Of stock,
an additional 5000 shares, which
amount is alleged to be due on the
Increased capitalization of the COM
pany, OF 100000, which is the all
legged present value of the stock. He
further asserts in his complaint that
he Is entitled to $4,000 dividends. the
amount of money paid on the stock
during the past eight years.
"A few months ago Wilson entered
suit against the Colorado Mining COM
4pany to recover the same 10000 shares
Of stock alleging in his complaint that
he had paid DR.. Croxall the money
due him, $50. The case was settled
out of court, Wilson consenting to com
promise for $4,000. In the suit filed
yesterday the complaint says that the
$50 due DR.. Croxall for his services
has never been paid, and that he is
entitled to the stock and the money
paid on the stuck in dividends,
amounting to s1Ss,0O0.
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STOCK ADVANCED
THEN RETROCRADES

New York, Oct, 1.-THE opening tone of
the stock market was very irregular
The trend Of prices turned upward on
buying by. shorts in Union Pacific and
Rock Island and a brisk demand for tho
Erie and United States Steel. causing
q general hardening to above the close
yesterday. Rock Island preferred rail-
lied from 40 to 1873, but met an ava
lanche of stock later which broke 1t to
47Ib and forced the general list into a
decline. Union Pacific and Northern Pa
ciflc gave way q point below last night
and some other leaders reeeded to tho
lowest pitts6urg G. G. and st. L. pre-.
The pressure in Union Pacific. Read
Ing and the Hill stocks was decisive
on the tone of the market. Union Pa
Northern Pacific 15a and Amalgamated
and a number of others IL point or
more. Pacific Coast sold at a decline
of az. The news from Europe was
regarded as threatening.
Bonds were irregular. f.
Higher prices We're registered, the re-
quircmcnts of the short interest rally
ing Union Pacific and Northern Pacific
u point and bringing other stocks back
TO yesterdays closing level. Purchases
of United States Steel at an advance
of Is contributed largely to the improve,
L.. & N. Republic Steel preferred and
Utah Copper |.
The demand persisted until the list
was on parity with yesterdays clos
ing, after which buying slackcned, but
there were no symptoms Of weakness.
Pullman advanced ia.
Tho market closed irregular and I'M
certain. The rise of " In United States
Steel was the feature of the last hour.
Some of the other iron and steel stocks
rose in sympathy There was gain
rest o. Of the list did not respond y,sor-
ously to this restricted movement and
sold off again later.
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A FINE SPECIMEN.
Twelve Per Cent Copper on G50-Lcvcl
OF NeYndn Douglas.

Last Wednesday, Superintendent S.
& s., AREN'T. of the Nevada Douglas prop
critics, brought q large specimen Of
copper ore to the Yerington Times Of
flee 1t was taken from the
$50 foot level and runs about u per
cent copper. They have encountered a
large body OF this ore and are. of
course, duly pleased, but they have So
much good stuff blocked out that 1t
passes almost without comment. In
any other camp in the state, this strike
would be called wonderful, but 1t is not
much out Of the ordinary in this great
mine.
The time that these things will count
heavily in our favor will be when q
railroad makes 1t possible to begin
taking out this great body of ore and
converting it into something of value.
And that time is not far away.
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SHELTER FOR PARK.
Camp Paper Says Silver King Crowd
May Build One.

Messers. Kearns and Keith of the
Silver King Coalition company have
been in this city the latter part of the
week, their business being. It is under
stood. of mining politico nature, says
the Park City Record. We suspect that
the question of building a smelter In
this camp Is at present occupying the
minds of the big promoters to some
extent. and figures and samples to be
used In tho careful consideration OF
the scheme are being taken and work
ed upon.
Henry Welsh returned Wednesday
afternoon from a visit to the American
Fork canyon mining district. and re-
ports considerable activity in that sec
ton. Uncle jesse Knight, who has
recently became Interested In the Min
eral Flat mine there, has force of
men at work on the Installation of a
power plant, water being the motive
power. and the placing of engine. conf
pressor and machinery for the de-
yelopment of the property. Mr., Tyler
formerly of the Wabash mine IN this
camp, is in charge of the mine work
and Mr.. Davidson. who was for some
time electrician for the local light.
heat and power company, is looking
after the installation of the power
plant. In other properties of tho dis
trict activity is being displayed and
in a number of cases preparation is
being made for winters campaign
of work.
It Will be source of much salts
faction and advantage to the DAILY
West people when the drain tunnel
connection has been made and no time
Is being lost in working to this end.
The tunnel is now about 200 feet in
Daily West territory with 500 feet to
go and an average of over seven feet
per day Is being made In the work
After this. 500 feet of work has been
completed crosscut will be run to the
shaft and also one In the opposite d.
rection to the vein. the tunnel being
midway between the two. Shaft con-
nection will be made by raise and
work in the shaft and then the man7
agement will be in q position to mine
at depth. and results no doubt will be
most gratifying.
ore Shipments--Daly Judge. $4,000:
silver King, 1,142.220; DAILY West l.
10000; total pounds, S,279,220.
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UTAH CONSOLIDATED
Editor Walker OF Boston Commercial
Has High Opinion OF 1t.

After commenting to some length on,
the taking UP of the options on tho
Tooele county lands by the Utah Con-
solidated company, George " walker,
In the Boston Commercial. says:
II have believed for years that the
Utah Consolidated WAS Il big mine; THAT
its remarkable dividend record. made
In ths, first few years OF Its operations,
would be continued indefinitely, and
that stockholders would receive back
more money than the highest price
ever reached by the stock. Tne total
amount paid in by original stock holders .
or Utah Consolidated was $1,000 wv,
This statement presumes that all the
hotation stock was paid FOR; out 4
would better say that the amount
which would have accrued at the SUD
scription price for the stock was ST.
1000, or a little less. The stock was
put out at 81 per share. which would
have amounted to &3O00OO had there
been no promotion or vendors STOCK
issued at q lower price. or free. With
this money and subsequent earnings
the company paid for It's property. puf-
chased additional claims, built tram
way and a sinelter5of $50 tons capacity.
1T twice enlarged its smelter until 1t
had a capacity of 500 to 800 tons daily;
but the plant was finally abandoned be-
cause Of litigation started by farmers,
who succeeded in proving to the salts
faction Of the courts that the sulphur
fumes from the Utah Consolidated
smelter was causing great damage TO
their crops.
1.-THE predecessor of the present COM
pany was organized in 1896 All Of the
construction work referred to has been
accomplished and paid for in the l.
year period. and the compan yhas dis
bursed 1882, 900, or S25.64 per share In
dividends, and has accumulated IN It's
treasury a surplus of at least Sl,50000o.
an amount equal to that paid in by
stockholders at organization. Other
wise stated. the company has earned
s6 in net profits for every dollar orig
inally paid in; and has it's mine. It's
tramway and other equipment and It's
old smelter, practically all of the ma
ter;al OF which can be used in the con.
struction OF the new plant, in reserve.
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hernia, 8 bid; st. Ives. rs bid: Conquer
or, bid; Black Rock. l bid; Lone star.
991o; q. Wonder, 3 asked; Orc, loSYll
Kendall Ext. / bid: Sandstone Ext !
bid; Mayne. 2 bid; Atlanta, 2og2; Ct.
Bend, 81 bid; Empire. ! bid: Red Top
Ext, 76DS; Florence, 3. 423a Q3.i5j DHeld
B. B. Cons, 14@15; Goldfeld Daisy, 10
dp76; Comb. Fraction, 1.204 1,225a CT;
Bend EXT, 6 bid; ct Bend Annex, q
bid: b. 3. Bononza. bid. keWnnos, ~
msl; Esmeralda. 2 asked: Portland. %
bid; Red Hills. 2a@a4. Mohawk Ext.
4 asked; l.. Dillon, 14t2; Y. Tiger, logp
12: Grandma, 5@6; S. p. Ext. 2 asked !;
Goldiield Con. $50 ~ Npa.so; Btieid I'll
angle, 405: Coming Nation. asked.
RULLFRoG.
Original, lag; Bullfrog Mining. al;
National Bank, ddD5: Amethyst. . asked,
Gold Bar. asked; Denver Bullfrog. An
mex, ) asked Bonnie Clare, !WS; May,
flower Cons, 749; Montsy. sho. Ext.,
asked; Montgy. Mt, bid; Homestake
Cons, 2o6I22; Tramp Cons, loVA"
MANHATTAN.
Mann. Cons. & asked; Manh. Min. Co.,
i bid: G. Wedge, / bid; 8. Humphrey
1 hid: Dexter. 33p5: u. Joe. 2 asked;
Mustang, 8 bid Little Gray, bid; onE
Manh., bid; Broncho, bid; Plnenut,
/ bid; S. Dog. 3 bid
OTHER DISTRICTS.
balloon Hill. s asked; Fairview Eagle,
* asked; Nevada bills. 100 bid, Nortn
star Wonder, bid; Eagles Nest CIV
Rawhide Burro 2 asked; Rawhide Soali-
ton, d4046.
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capitalized for 100000 shares of a par
value OF 10c. One-half of the stock goes
for the purchase of the ground and the
other half is placed in the treasury TO
provide working capital. Herman Bar
net has been selected for the presl-
denry. A. c.. Lyon for vice president
and George Fl. Hurst for secretary anu
treasurer. The other directors VIII De
c. jackson and F. S. Fenton.
The property has been developed to
some extent by means of tunnel III
which Is exposed four foot ledge OF
orc that assays about s25 ton in gold,
silver and copper.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-07
FALLING PRICES
FEATURE TODAY
Carisa Reacts from the Mysteri-
Gus Rise Noted During
Yesterdays Calls.
COLORADO is WEAKER, TOO
Some Trading Done in Unlisted Shares
Brokers' Half Holldny-C Clos
ing Quotations.

While trading was brisk on the floor
of the Salt Lake Stock & Mining ex-
& change today, there was q tendency
towards lower prices. Carsa, which
did some mysterious sprinting yester-
y day. was offered down today. 1t sold
at the beginning at 60 cents, but sold
as low as As cents. Colorado. influenced
possibly by the filing of a suit in the
federal yourt yesterday. lost ground,
while Iron Blossom fell from s1.50 to
$1.421a.
Among tho unlisteds, Ohio Copper
found a buyer at SCOPE; Bingham
Standard Copper at 15 cents, and Uine
tnh Treasure ELL at 16 cents cash and
16h cents on buyer. Owing to the
half-holiday, no call Of the exchange
was held this afternoon.
The closing quotations and sales
were:
FORENOON CALL.
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-. or,,,,issior houses. Tho weakness
at the start was due TO lower prices
wheat at many OF the Eur9E .ean1 81
ceints In the northwest. December OPEN Nsi
ed al IS TO ISIS and advanced ~. " 20 ~, ~
cents. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicaso
te Ieuvjnr By leading: bulls caused
strength in the corn niarlset, foll ,,'s :
moderate weakness at the stare uue -, 10
general selling brought our Dy ih,, az
crop' Tho December usitvery, when vi Y y.
was In greatest demand, advances 60, ~ J.
s4M. after opening on shade 70 ~ y
cents at 6ils to g. 10 shorts
and Dit traders based on the il rii,nn e
Of wheat aud corn. DECEMBER 1l5' qp an
d, d lower at 4sss and SOLO a. tnth ~ with
Provisions were firm in s sympatnft Vii" The
o .,,e We're x lower to &c. higll,eir;
'fRe wheat market gained ada ~ he
strength during the last I par epEtcrn
/ miIlers were active buyers OF n cnSn
wheat here. Tho high point fo i,o p y, Vas
Der was reported Ut 9sss q ~ ~ hieher at
strong with December ~ w. ne
The corn market continued ii ,rai,,s Of Of
balance Of the day, closing AZ E gIliss
X to u with December u; az VI NV " u I es,s:
q coorr,i sot "A; Dec, G4aq6iss' May
ga 65sa;ts,.pec.. Ae,s; May, a'sq5lA' july
'' P:so * Get 1850; Dec, i.es's jan
Lard-oct,, 9,921s; Nov anu JAM -
M Rlbs 20, go; jan s.a5; May, S,so@
s'f Ryyse 7. Is Dee, II; May 81.
Darley-Cash, i@ls g 6l.
trimothy-Oct., 3.oo.
Clover-Oct., 9.W.
BvAPoRATED FRUITS. /,
Now York oct. 6.--No important
business is reported IN the mi ma, .t. 40
evaporated armies; vase sase 81 as; choice
70 fancy fruit 1897. is quoted ut 1875
low grades. Az d6. aot,y.
There has been rather nlo,1 ,ei mi
demand for Oregon prunes recentiS, y, o "
S,aIifornia fruit remains dull l9uotatlolss
"a n,lo from j to 10 for California, ana
from 6M to 7lls for oregon. a,,a ,,oted
Apricots are quiet, Win esip M fancy
at 81 @S1s; extra choice SA us' ianes'
Jog Pea esf are dull, with choice quoted cd
at 5W7h; extra choice, y Qs' a'iu
tanoE Z said that rasins are being offer.
| nj ~ a lower basis from the coast. pu ii
The local market holds pretty NJ sL y sis .
chniee to fancy seeded, 61a al y se eadS
less, 45sQ6; and LONDON iA'eAs'
| Les. r,,,1,,,t,E
New York, oct 7.-sugar. raw, quiet:
Fair refining, 3,4sg8.ls; centrifuga.,, S w
test, 3.0a@s.5s; mo]asses sugar. , d.lsg
S'I Rs,atined-Easy. Crushed. $40; powder
ed. $40; graduated, 800 ~. No A
Enthusiastically. No 7 Rio, 6h; NC.
Santos, SIS: rccc
ru,ioo,o Oct. 7.-Buttcr Steady.
croaneries, $50 s7ta; dairios eola12s'
ESgs-Steady, ~
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. Oct. 7.-AIoncy on cal
easy. at ~ per cent; ruling rate
closing bid and offered at n
Time loans steady; 60 days, 2Ia n
u per cent; 30 days 3 per cent; 81,
months, 81 at M.
+ Prime mercantile paper, AZ ut u
Dcr cent.
Sterling exchange steady with ac.
tual business in bankers bills at S1Sd.
IS at .05 for 90 day bills and at SdS6-
80 for demand.
Commercial bills, Si.SIM at u.
Bar Silver 81 "a.
Mexican dollars. d3c.
Government bonds steady, railroad
bonds firm.
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GETS INTO YERINGToN.
II. G. Wilson Pleased With Nevada
Conner Carnp-Gets Footllold

r.. G. Wilson returned yesterday from
a trip to Yerington. New, where he
went to inspect mining property al
jacent to the possessions of the Nevada
Douglas Copper company. upon which
himself and associates have obtained
an option and which they propose TO
exel else. A new company will be form
ed. which is to be known as the Mason
Douglas Mining company. 1t will be
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NINETY.N INE COPPER.

James L. Hammond, president of
the Ninty-nine Copper company oper-
ating at Good Springs, Nevada. In
formed the News today that another
car OF high grade ore is being hauled
down to the railroad from the mine
for shipment to the Ogden smelter.
Mr. Hammond says conditions at the
mine are most encouraging and that
regular shipments from 70 cars
of ore should be made monthly, from
NOW on.
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BOSTON CURB RANGE.

East Butte. s1s@s2s; Globe, 595A;
Majestic 7S@7s; Nipissing, SB4Sss.
Nowhcuse, 5ls@51A; Y. S. s., com. 3si.
M4O:. u. S. s., pfd.. 442d45; Az. Comd ),
slhs als4,s; Bingham, sog5o; Green Ca
nanea. lO1sM1G2s Nevada Con, l61sGo
16: Old Dominion, 44i4@44A; Parrot,
2Tl$M 27a; shannan, 1424@1o; Trinity,
,6lsmI67s; Utah Con, 41AG4i&; Do
mlnion Copper, 5s@l5-16 Cumberland
Utah. z i5-l6@3: First National 1916
6Tlk Boston Con. lsla@1SA; Mama,
io$dl0A: Atlantic, 1s@1sA: B. Coall-
ton, 24@s@24ls: DAILY West, 999R;
Cranky, 1O1@loa; La Sale. 14@l43s;
MEXICO Con. 43s@4ls: Mohawk. $500
64 North Butte, S2i5GS2as Osceola,
#lis@i19; Santa Fe, 15s@2: Tamarack,
mas: United Copper, 1@11A; Utah
Copper. 4l&@42
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Stock of This Tlntic Company Listed
On Exchange.

Tho South Iron Blossom Mining
company listed Its stock on the mining
exchange and the treasury of the
latter has thereby become enriched to
the extent of 500. The company Is
capitalized for 100000 shares OF the
par value of 10 cents each. When
the corporation was organized, 4O0,-
900 shares were set aside ns treasury
stock. $4,000 of which have been dis
posed of.
The property of the company con-
sists of four unpatented mining claims,
In the Tintlc district which have been
developed to the extent of 259 feet of
tunnels and 40 feet of wines. Little
ore has been developed and no ship
inents have been made. The officers
signing the application are Braxton
Barnett, president and George James.
-Secratary.
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REGULAR CALL SALES.
Bullock, / 500 at Z.
Carisa, 400 at SO; 1900 at 60.
Colorado. so at 500; $50 at Bite;
300 at BIB; $50 at 80; 300 at s.I2As.
Crown Point, 100 at 161a; 200 at 1t.
Grand Central so at 1856
Iron Blossom, 100 at $50; $500 at
LATE; 1880 at Lac.
King Arthur. 100 at 40.
Lower Mammoth, 500 at 40. 200 at
46, buyer 60.
May Day, 500 at 35.
Mountain Lake, 200 at 411s; 1.soo at
seven Troughs, 500 at IS.
Sioux Con, 1900 at 1.021a: 1000 at
los.
South Columbus Con. 200 at 4s; 500
at As X.
Victor Con. $500 at II.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Ajax, 800 at 81.
Black Jack, 500 at 46.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock & Co. brokers and
bankers, furnish the following from San
francisco on Neveda mining stocks to-
day:
ophir, 1.soi.s5; Mexican. e7@6s: Gould
& Curry, 15dD16; Con. Va, is So: Saw
age 81 bid; Hale e. Norcross. ~ bid;
Belcher. 81 asked; Confidence. so asked
Sierra Nevada 1920: Exchequer. . BID;
Union, 2GG27: Chollar. 10 asked; Potosi,
Is bid; B. & B.. 41I42
TONOPAH.
Montana Tonopah, % bid: Tonopah Tx
tension. 540e5; MacNamara, 80 bid: Ton
opah Belmont. LII u 9l.22ls: Tonopah
North STAR bid: West End Cons. 80
bid; Rescue, 5 bid; Jim Butler AV .;
Golden Crown, bid.
GOLDFIELD.
SANDSTONE, y bid; Col. Mt, 22@ a;
Kendall, Is BID. Booth, IS q 50; Blue Bull,
l2m13: Adams, 3Gl4; silver Pick, ls bid:
Nevada Boy 344 Black Butte Ext,
a.: Blue Bell, 4D5; Dixie. bid; HI
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SUGAR REDUCED.

New York, Oct. fail grades Of
refined sugar were reduced 70 cents
hundred pounds today.
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ORE AND BULLION

The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
Go. were: Crude ore and concentrate,
$50. 0oO base bullion, 100000; total.
100000
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d.
PER CENT per annum inter
est PAID QUARTERLY on paid
up stock in pEsERET BUILD
ING SOCIETY. No. is East South
Temple Street. cTempleton Build
ing). Amounts from 800 to 5000
mas be invested, Stock can be
Withdrawn in cash if latter is
needed. Now is the time to In
vest. Safe as any bank.
Nephi L. Morris, President;
Hugh ]. Cannon Vice President;
ouayle Cannon. Secretary; Q. c.
Beebe, Treasurer. Directors IN
clude % prominent business men.
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RosroM COPPER CLOSE.

James A. Pollock &; Co.. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following, received
over their private wiro this afternoons
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-07
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago. Oct. Wheat opened easy at
declines Of Is to 81. but soon regained
all OF the initial losses on brisk buying