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CONCENTRATES.

a. II. Godbe Is expected TO return
from Long Beach, Cal, some time next
week.
Col r.. a. wall and family, are So
journing al Long Beach, Cal, for few
weeks.
General Manager ID. c. Jacklmg and
Cashier John NJ. Hayes of the Utah
Copper company have returned from
the east
j. A, Czlzek. the we'll known Idaho
mining man, passed through the city
yesterday on his way To New York on
a business trip
The ore ana bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick
& co, We're Crude ore and concentrate,
$50 600, base bullion, $4,000
President George w Morgan OF the
Inlay Mining company has returned
from o trip of inspection 10 the mine
which Is located In Humboldt county.
New He says high grade ore Is sim
being sacked for shipment.
The Miller Mining company. owner
Of the Wyoming mine In American
Fork canyon, has leased It's property
again: this time, to David r. Taylor OF
the Taylor a. Brunton Samplng COM
pany. and u. r. G. Brown. a well
known Aspen, Colo, mining man The
lease held by the Tying brothers for
several years expired recently
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NOTICE OF SALE.


The undersigned offers for sale the
stock of general merchandise consist
ing of groceries, dry goods, boots, SHOES
hardware etc. together with the NIX,
lures appertaining thereto, and. located
at Cherry Greek, Nevada, and formerly
owned by the Cannon Taylor COM
Inventory may be seen at the ONCE
of the Undersigned or at the store m
Cherry Creek. where the agent OF the
undersigned will give information TO any
intending purchaser. Sealed bids are
solicited for the stock and nxtures' 70 be
addressed to the undersigned and DENY,
cred to its offices at az Commercial
Club Building, Salt Lake city, tan,
on or before Tuesday, August llth' al
IL o'clock noon.
A certified check or current fumes
for at least 10 per cent of the amount
offered must accompany each bid, re.
turnable only in case of rejection OF
bid Right reserved to reject any and
THE UTAH ASSOCIATION OF
CREDIT MEN Assignee
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MUCH ADO ABOUT LITTLE.
Fruit Vendor Found Guilty by jury in
Police Court.

Had stranger dropped into Judge
Diehl's court today, he would have
concluded. probably. that murder
trial was In progress, or something
equally grave: but the case was one
OF the most trivial kind. and vet IL
occupied the attention Of Judge Diehl,
Asst, City Atty. Rogers, Atty. Ray
Van Colt and jury composed Of four
good men and true. from $3.50 to noon.
The case was that of j. r. Poulson,
"A vendor OF fruit and popcorn,
charged with obstructing the street on
Second South near the Rio Grande
depot
Atty. Van Colt demanded jury
trial and accordingly, Messrs. w. h.
Wright. John Buckle, Roy Baine and
David Havish were sworn In TO try
the case, II WIS shown that the de-
PENDANT had a wagon on the street on
July 9; that he had a license to sell
the stun, but that he obstructed the
street. There was great mass of
testimony as 10 the size OF the wagon,
the width OF the wagon bed, whore the
horses we're on the day In question,
ana lot OF other matters.
After being out about I . minutes,
the jury returned a verdict OF guilty.
but Nh. Rogers recommended that no
sentence be imposed. Atty. Van Cott.
however, gave notice of appeal ana
fudge Dichl assessed the defendant IS.
The case win be be appealed and viii
again be fought out In the district
court
william Chcnull, a Young man ar
/ rested several days ago on the charge
| Of forgery, was permitted this morn
/ ing To plead guilty 10 The charge Of at
| tempting to obtain money by false
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FINE RECORD Of
THE UTAH NINE
Only Property In the State Which
Paid Dividends During
The Panic
FRUITS OF CONSERVATISM
Regular Shipments of Ore Continue to
Come TO the shelters of Salt
Lake Valley.

One OF the old-time mines Of Utah,
one that has been steady bread
winner and therefore has an enviable
record TO its credit, IS the Utah mine
at Fish Springs. All during the pan
Icy times of last year, and since, the
directors at their regular monthly
meetings have posted dividends of So
000 each-something that no other mine
in the state has done notwithstanding
that metal prices dropped and things
went TO smash generally for a time,
shareholders OF the Utah mine felt So
cure and counted on getting their reg
ular stipend Fortunately. the conserv-
atism OF the management safeguarded
the treasury during the high metal sea-
con and therefor the company was pre-
pared for just such times as were eX-
perienced during the latter part of last
year and In the fore part OF the present
one
But all the while regular shipments
of ore were made to the local smelters.
The ore sent out from the mine was
high grade and even after paying the
costs of mining, transportation. sam
ping and smelling. even when things
were at the worst, a good margin of
profit was left, which 1t is claimed,
more than equalled the dividend re-
quirement.
The American Smelling & Refining
company settled yesterday for A tons
of ore shipped from the mine last week,
which Melted A,227 When 1t is taken
into consideration that IL is necessary
to haul the product of the Utah mine
over the desert for 60 miles to the near
est railroad station, then load II onto
the ears and ship it to the Salt Lake
valley smclters. the record made is
truly an enviahe one
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MARKET DULL,
TONE UNCERTAIN

New York. July S.-opening prices OF
stocks today we're but little changed
from last nights closing.
The tone was uncertain and the deal
ings dun during the lrst hour see
ond sale OF LaclSawanna was at re
bound of 10 points. The almost idle
trading allowed prices to sag for time
and q renewal or activity brought re-
covery. Missouri Pacific was u feature
with a rise OF " The trading became
uuiet after brief squirt OF animation
! TSu9 r,nrlset closed heavy. A rise of
= points in Canadian Pacific, IN ~
Analgamsted Copper ~ In General
Electric. / in Delaware y HUDSON ana
SM in Granny Mining did not avail TO
hold the general list which sold on TO
below last night on Increased dealings,
There were some heavy transactions in
L s Steel on the decline.
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RosroN coppER CLOSE.

Furnished by private wire by Bad
ger Brothers, brokers, $50 south Main
street.
Adventure. So as: Arcadian. Al
"a Allouez. S5h @36h; Atlantic.
16h ali; Arizona Con, 81 u g22;
Bingham Cons, IS bid; Boston Cons.
las a y: Butte Coalition, 271s "a 81 !;
Calumet e Arizona. 124 asked; CAL
umet & Hecla, sos a go; Centennial,
20 asked; Copper Range. 1874 @S0;
DAILY West, 1Oh all; Franklin, 1875
bid: Greene Cananea. IL a 12A !;
Isle Royal 2S% d24; La Sale, lax
a 141s; Massachusetts. IA a ia;
Mexican Con, 4AG5; Michigan. 1870
1874 Mohawk, $3.50 a6sls; Nevada Con,
1Hadl5A; North Butte, S41a@S4A; Old
Dominion, 4Ola@4l; Osceola. 1.100112;
Parrot 2SAG 2Sis; quincy, 9sas9; shan
non, 14A Ql5is. Santa Fe, 2AQ21a;
Tamarack. 77@7S; Trinity, 5lh bid: u.
s. Smelling, 42@4a5; u. s. Smelling
pfd..' 46G46ts Utah Con, 4si4 Q49ls
Victoria, 6q6is; Wyandotte, 2@2A :;
Wolverinet, 1.42@L45: Winona, 6A@7
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THE GARFIELD SHELTER.
Fourth Reycrbcratory Furnace Goes
Into Commission This Week.

The fourth reverberatory furnace
installed at the Garfield copper
smelter of the American Shelters Sc
curlties company will be placed In
commission toward the end of the
week. thus providing facilities for the
handling of the great tonnage OF ores
being directed towards the big plant
out on the south end of the Great
Salt Lake Other improvements are
being made and IT Will not be very
long until the company will be pre-
pared to reduce the amount of &C
cumulated ores to considerable eX.
tent and in shape to take care of
the ores offered to 1t for treatment
from all sources.
The Garfield smelter is now treating
from 1.5OO to 1000 tons of ore per
day. and IS producing copper at the
rate of 100 tons per day, or 6,O0O,OOO
mounds per month.
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JosEpH's BIG CHECK.
Receives One for S2i.s00, But soon
Surrcndcrs II.

When Harry S, Joseph opened his
mail after reaching his office in the
Mccormick bank building early In the
dhy. he was amazed to find enclosed ia
an envelope addressed to the SILVER
Shield Mining company, a check lor
24,S00.
For an instant there were visions oil
an early dividend from the bingham
mine, but scrutnizing the piece OF
paper more colsely IL was discovered
that the Colorado Mining company, and
not the Silver Shield, was mentioned
as the payee.
1t appears that someone in the ore
purchasing department of the United
states Smelling. Refining and Mining
company had placed the check in the
wrong envelope and the returns from
a shipment of Silver Shield ore prob
ably went to the knight offices IN
Provo, where the Colorado check should
have gone.
Mr.. Joseph promptly returned the lat
ter to the United States offices, which
represented returns from a recent 800
ton shipment of ore.
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UTAH CONSOLIDATED.
splendid Record Made Is, THIS Bonan-
IA In the Past.

Tho Utah Consolidated company has
mined since 1889 largo deposits of cup
ferrous pyrlte at Bingham Utah. aver
aging by actual recovery FOR five years
80 pounds copper, l.33 ounces silver
and 0.lOi ounces gold per ton, lays the
Engineering aud Mining Journal The
silver and gold are worth about 81 So
per ton, so that with copper at 10 cents
per pound there IS total metallic
extraction equivalent 30 eighty pounds
Of copper The ore occurs IN large
lenses or chutcs In limestone. II is ap.
proximately self nuging. there being a
moderate excess NJ Iron over silica,
Most OF tho mining has been done
through adit levels The mining plant
~ not extensive The ore is deliver
ed 10 the railroad over an aerial tram
way about t2OO0 feot long. II is trans
ported by rail about 20 miles TO the
smclter.
Tho external conditions are. for the
Rocky mountain region, good. and tho
| Internal factors. With the single ex !
] eeption OF the requirements VI smelt-
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. July s0--The wheat market
opened active and nervous although the
on continued reports of black rust in
the northwest and on tirmness of Liver
pool cables September opened u lower
10 IS higher at SOS to- 30 touched
S95s and then rallied to 9012 q D9s.
The corn market was quiet. but hrm,
December and May being. relatively
stronger than September. An advance
at Liverpool and the strength of wheat
tended to sustain prices. september
opened @ lower ftoI to y ad + higher f6
74h was followed by proiit-taking which
sent the price down to 7S% where the
market steadled.
with it'll neis6poring markets. septelnber
opened * higher at ~ and nearly
trading sold between i4Ss and AN.
Provisions were active and firm on an
advance in hogs. September pork opened
~ higher at 1870, September lard ~ eg
I'M higher at 9;"37 as g s;Ss * ana september
Wheat-Juiy, so9s; Sept, n% o
az G2 n %sy ~ 81, s 81. Az Dec Sl
9oats-Juiy old 5l%; July, s2M Sept.
az Dec. AN. MAY, 1855 q is94
Pork-liily, l5.65: Sept. 15.T1s; Oct.
Iard--July, s.i2h; Sept. $50; OCT.
II Ri65s-Iuly, $50; Sept, 800; oct. s.o71a.
Rye-Cash, 7eN7s.
Barley-Cash. 6O963.
Wheat--A heavy demand Developed un-
der which September rose to 81 II a 81 -
and closed strong, x ale. over yester-
day at Obs @slh
with wheat, September closing y n "a
up at 74h.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. July 3O.-Butter-Quiet,
Creameries, is.
Eggs-Steady. Firsts, 17ls.
EVAPORATED FRUITS.
New York, July 2a--The market for
quoted at i0Gl i0A choice, S49A; prime
at 67s Gsh; common TO fair, 5is @6h.
Prunes ure fairly active. with quota
tons ranging from 81 to IL for Califor-
mia fruit, and from to "a for Oregon
fruit the latter up 10 S0-i0s
Apricots are moderately active, with
choice quoted at S7s as; extra choice. 51g
ml0. fancy, l01a all
Peaches are firmer in tone with coast
holders showing n tendency to advance
| their prices.
In the local market choice are quoted
| at Sis GlSA.: extra choice, 9g9h fancy
| l00lOIe; extra fancy. l0l9 n II.
Raisns continued dull. with loose mus
| catels quoted at "a a06A choice TO fan,
| cy seeded 6aIJs seedless, SOC and
London layers. I25ql.25.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Now York. July SO-sugar raw firm
| Fair refining. 3.76; centrifugal, e6 test
| %. molasses sugar. 3.4543.50.
Retlned-Steady. Crushed, Geo; powder
| ed, 1. 10; graduated, $50.
Conee-Quict. No I Rio, Ga No. 1
| Santos, S%.
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WANTS HIS LAND BACK.

George w Vance, whose wife Aman-
da e. Vance. secured divorce some
time ago, asked the district court yes
terday to modify the decree to the eX-
tent of restoring to him So feet by nine
rods of ground awarded to the wife.
Mrs. Vance is now Mrs. Albert Ward,
having married since her divorce from
her first husband. Vance is not salts
fed that Ward should be permitted to
share Jointly with Mrs. Ward the prem
is,as in question. Vance alleges that
some of his children are not properly
cared for by their mother and step
father the claim being made that Ra-
chel aged 10. and Louis, aged 10, are
permitted to remain away from home
at late and unusual hours of the night
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T0DAYs MONEY MARKET.

New York, July 30.--Close; Money
on call easy. at 4 per cent; ruling
rate 1 per cent; closing bid / per cent,
offered at 1 per cent.
Time loans more active and firmcr;
go days. . per cent: 30 days "a at 2k
per cent; six months 4 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 80 at 4
per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with art
uaI business in bankers bills ut 1850
for demand and M 1870 AT 30 for
60 day bills; commercial bills, iSiaI
al 1875.
Bar silver. 5aMc.
Mexican dollars, i5c.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds irregular.
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REGULAR AFTERNOON SALES.

Beck Tunnel 100 nt lao.
Colorado, 200 at AGO.
Crown Point. 500 AZ 2S buyer 60;
200 AT 27L
Iron Blossom, 100 at $50: 500 at
2.27ih. 100 at 2,27l y, seller 60.
Lower Mammoth, 900 at So, roo at
81 70 1000 at 81.
Mountain Lake. 500 at So; ZOO at
S7la: 1000 al 81,
New York, 1000 at on.
Sioux Con, 800 M 10; 500 at
l.O7la,
Tetro. 500 at 49,
Uncle sam, 300 az 1856 500 al
1877 y buyer so.
Yankee CON. 100 at i5s; 100 a
Az
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HIGHER COPPER DUE.
lPollock Speclal Mic

~
Boston, July 30.-The News Bureau
says: So confident are some of the
leading copper interests in New York
OF an advancing market for copper that
wagers have been made that prices will
reach IA cents by elecunn and 10 cents
by January /. There have been such
large purchases of copper which were
made for speculation largely in Europe
figured In some quarters that the sales
will have the effect of steadying the
market and preventing any run away
situntiOn
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Iron Blossom Closed Lowcr-Ciosing
Quotations and Sales.

There was a reaction in the price
of Iron Blossom on the mining ex-
change this morning The stock open
ed strong. but 1t was not of lasting
duration. for when the result Of assay
ers who made Al test of the ore en-
countered on the 500 level, became
known, a softenlng followed Beck
Tunnel held its own, the opening an6
closing sales having been made a
$40. other Finite stocks We're active
and Seven Troughs was bought down
TO 201k. The unlisted sales We're:
Ohio Copper. mt $2.97 T. 50 and S3.05;
silver King Coalition, at 81, and East
Crown point, at 3M
The closing quotations and sales
We're:
MORNING CAJJ
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! MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

ing all the ore, very favorable for
cheap work The ore is soft, uniform
and occurs In good sized bodies. The
stopping IS done In square-set rooms
The item OF timberlng must be one
of the chief mining expenses. There Is
nothing in the reports TO show the
mining or smelling losses. but with
this exception the reports are excellent.
They give the stockholders In brief,
but sufficient outline. the cost and
financial results OF the business
In the five years ending December
81, 1907 the costs were as follows;
Per Ton
Mining. 1850, 45S tons ......,.s1.I3
Development 100000 tons $500. $50
Transportation smelling and re-
fining l,27G,393 tons ....,..,,. ESQ
General expenses. 1,27G.393 tons O.23
Current construction, 276,S93 tons 0.S4
Amortization at per cont inter-
est and per cent annual amort-
izatIon of si.232.2T4 invested In
plant at beginning of period;
this being sufficient to retire the
investment in IL yeers-propor-
ton for five years .......,... GAS
Total cost .s5.ss
Recollecting that the ore contains in
copper. gold and silver the equivalent
OF so pounds of copper to the ton we
get an average of 7S5 cents per pound.
This may be divided as follows; Ac-
tual operating cost, SIS cents allow
ance for return of working plant O.6O
cents or course, everything received
above CTS cents for copper or its equl-
valent in New York goes to the stock
holders as dividends.
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POSTMASTERs APPOINTED

Washington d. c., July S0.--Post-
masters appointed: Utah-t'risco, BeaV-
err county. Walter Slaughter, vice j.
NJ. Goodwin. resigned.
Idaho-Hansen Cassia county, VIM.
T.. Good vice VIM. Rose resigned.
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80 PER CENT

of the readers of the Semi Weekly
News are Farmers, Stockmen and
Ranchers Advertisers desiring TO
reach this class of buyers, can find no
paper in the West that win serve their
needs so well.
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GOLDFIELD.

Sandstone, S3@S4; Colorado Min. 2og
20; Jumbo Ext, 5iq55; Vernal, 446;
Kendall, Is, Booth, 34Q35 Blue Bull,
1904; Adams, 14dl5: Silver PICK, 2Og
2l May Queen, asked; Nevada Boy
3a4: Black Butte Exto, 2q3; Blue Beu,
sac; Dixie, bid; Goldfield Columbia,
10 asked; Hibernia, bid; St. Ives, 81
asked; Conqueror, Z bid; Black ROCK,
bid; Lone Star 10@11; G. Wonder
asked; orc, 12@13 Kendall Ext, l ask
ed Sandstone Ext, asked; Mayne,
2@3; Atlanta, 25G26; Great Bend. 34u
SO Empire, bid; Red Top Ext, l2Gl3:
Florence, 310G315; Diamondfeld Is. b.
Con, 1920; Goldfeld Daisy, l5@lb;
Combination Fraction, l.45@l -4I1s;
Great Bend Ext. 6qI; Great Bend An
mex, 7@s; B. b. Bonanza, lag; ke-
wanos, 40 bid. Portland, 94l0; crack
erjack, 6@7; F. Mohawk. 10 bid; Red
Hills, 2662S: Mohawk Ext, bid; Il
Dillon. bid: Y Tiger. bid: Grand
ma Gas; Y Rose, bid; Colorado NTH,
Ext, 2 asked: Goldfield Con, b.l5q
5.77]s; Diamondfeld Triangle, 1gS;
Coming Nation, 4 asked.
BULLFROG.
original. 1@2; Bullfrog Mining, 4a5;
Mont Bulfrog. asked; National
Bank, 495; l.. Harris, / asked; Anne
thyst, bid; Gold Bar, 4 bid; Steinway,
bid; MayAower Con, 7as Mont
Shoshone Ext. 1a2; @. Scepter 2@3;
Mont Min, 6@T; Homestake Con. 3I@
80; Y. Girl, l@2; Mineral Hill, 5n6.
MANHATTAN.
Manhattan Con, S@s; Manhattan
Mining CO.. 1G2; s. Humphrey. l bid;
Dexter. 5d6; l.. Joe, 1 asked; Mustang,
Z asked; Little Gray, bid; Cow Boy.
/ asked; Original Manhattan, gas;
Broncno, lac: Pinenut, l bid.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
F'alrview Eagle, 10 asked; Nevada.
Hills. 10; Pittsburg. Silver Peak. 1.15
bid; North Star Wonder. asked:
Eagles Nest, 10 bid; Alice of Wonder,
asked; Original Rawhide,5 bid; Round
Min, 90i4.
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COMsToCK.

ophir. 2.32lk bid: Mexican, s1@S2;
Gould & Curry. l4T15; Con Va, 81 a
gS: Savage. 22a23; Hale & Norcross,
22@24: Yellow Jacket 81 40; Belch-
err. go bid; Confidence. 40 bid; Sierra
Nevada, 80 d34; Exchequer. 10 bid;
Union, 1905 Chollar, II asked
POtnsi. [ 1 asked.
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cuRR cLOsE.

Cum. Ely, 9ls@9A Davis DAILY.
l-l5-l6W2; Dom, COP 2S-l6G2h Utah
Apex, 4Qlis. Yukon, fB44A; $. e b.,
as bid First Nat. Cop, 4ls@44s East
Butte, Gh@67s; Giroux 3%Q4, Majestic,
So
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pretenses The forgery case was dis
missed. and Chenall was sentenced to
three months in the county Jail on the
lesser charge
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock & Company
bankers and brokers. furnish the fol
lowing from San Francisco. on Nevada
mining stocks today
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GEO. O. CANNON ASSOCIATION,
BROKERS. "a E. So. Temple. Both
phones 90.
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BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

(POIOck SpeClal Wire)
Bling Cons, 5OMSO; Butte CoaL,2 u
a -; Cal. & Arlz l2i asked; G q H..
6G5 n $40; Con. Mercur, 40q45; DAILY
West. 1913 all; Mass, 7ADSs; Mex.
Cons, 41a@5; Nevada Cons, 14A %
1919. North Butte, S4hW&; Parrott,
2SA Trinity, 15Ia asked; Utah
Cons. 4si4ris; Utah Cop. 39@A;
Boston Cons, 149s@A; Newhouse,
MD AGA IA
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OMAHA,
WOOL.
ST. LOUIS

St Louis July SO.-Wool, firm. Terri
tory and western mediums, l5al Is: fine
mediums. 10g15: fine. 9Gl2,
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II. II. Snow & Co., Stock Brokers.
80 Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1873
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FRESH EGGS.

Eat Brook Ranch eggs and poultry
Phone Forest 90 n y.
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REGULAR CALL SALES.

Beck Tunnel. 700 at Lao; 200 at 1.4217.
buyer 60; GOO at l.371s; 200 at LAO, buy
er 80.
Bullock, COO at 10.
colorado, 500 at $50; 100 at 40, buy
er so.
Crown Point. 1000 at 81; 200 at 27lh;
800 at 2Sik. buyer 60.
Indian Queen, 900 Mt 1872,
Iron Blossom. 1000 at $50; 200 at
255, 500 at 9.52is 900 at go. buyer 60;
200 at 2.55 buyer 60; 200 at 2.47ls. seller
60: 500 at 2.55. buyer GO; LOO At 2.4IiS
Little Chief. 100 at 20.
Mountain Lake, 800 at ca.
New York, 500 at s; 800 at I&.
Seven Troughs, 600 at POS.
Sioux Con. 500 at no.
Tetro. $500 at 10; 500 at 1919.
"a.
Yankee, 1900 at a.; 600 at 49, 300
at &C.
OPEN BOARD SALES,
Big Hin 1000 at g.
Beck Tunnel. 1 900 at 1i0
Black Jack 500 az 60.
Crown Point, 500 Mt 27'' 1000 ut
~; 900 at 20. buyer 60
Iron Blossom, LOCO at 2.45 buyer
SO; 100 at 2.45; 100 at 2.i2ie 200 at
2421a, seller 60. LOO at 240, seller
co. 1000 ut 2.4O: 300 at 2.371a, seller
co. 800 at 2.37h; $40 at 2.S5.
May Day, 200 at 81; 800 at 90.
Sioux CON. 400 at l.t2ls. buyer 60.
Tintic Central, 1000 at 5A.
Uncle Sam, 200 at 1856 500 at l.S2la.
Utah Con, CTintic) 1000 at 81.
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80, M ,on 900, coo -
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-30

Forenoon totals ..45,200 $40,59S.2b
AFTERNOON CALL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-30

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