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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-09
CONCENTRATES.

j. William Knight was in the city
for a few hours today on a business
trip.
Fred 4. McGur1in has returned from
81 trip to Nevada where he has been
on mining business.
Ernest r. WooIey leaves tonight for
the property of the Alta Copper com
pany near Mackey, Idaho. He expects
to be absent about q week.
George Gum Of the Mason Valley
Mining company is expected to- arrive
in the city tomorrow from British
Columbia. where he has been on min
ing business.
President Tony jacobson of the Co
lumbus Consolidated Mining company
went to Alta this morning. There seems.
to be little doubt about the success Of
the plan to consolidate the South Co
lumbus and Wedge mines.
A special meeting of shareholders of
the Inlay Mining company will be
called shortly to consider the matter OF
providing ways and means for the con-
struction of a milling plant The meet
ing will be held within the next 30 days,
but the exact date has not been fixed
General Manager Charles W. SaXman
OF the yampa Smelling company says
the Bingham canyon plant will soon be
producing 20 tons of blister copper
daily
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w. ]. Robinson Returns from Trip
To Seven Troughs District
Filled With Optimism.
WILL MAKE TEST MILL RUN
Contract Let 10 Grade New Road
Company VIII shortly Install
New Hosting Equipment.

President and General Manager w. j..
nal Peak Mining company has re-
turned from the Seven Troughs dis
trict on an inspection trip to the Sig
nal Peak mine. where he states, there
has been Il marked improvement in
mine conditions during the past few
weeks.
Wine being sunk is down lis
feet and the bottom is almost entire
~ in ore. a high grade streak Of
from two TO four inches in width has
come in and ASSAYS show values as
high as Sits in gold. "As soon as the
Wine reaches Is feet more depth.
said Mr.. Robinson today, drifting
and stopping will begin and by Oct. !,
the mine should be on a producing
basis. They have made arrangements to
make a test run from 200 to 500 tons
or ore in the Mazuma Hills mill. which
ing a. recovery OH Mazuna Hills ore OF
as high as ~ 1sper cent. The mill is
operated with two shifts andis treat
ing from / I, to 20 tons per day.
a contract has been let to grade
road between the Signal Peak mine
and the mill lumber has been ordered
for an ore bin capable OF holding 100
tons Of ore. 1t Is the intention of the
company TO install a new hosting plant
and negotiations looking towards this
end are now pending.
Mr.. Robinson Is confident that the
Signal Peak will develop into pro-
Queer of considerable consequences:
that it will be one Of the leading mines
OF the Seven Troughs district.
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claims in the Ashbrook mining district
situated III Boxelder county.
SUES COLORADO COMPANY
Joseph i. Wilson Appears as Plaintiff
In Action Against rintic Company.

Joseph T.. Wilson Appears as Plaintiff
In Action Against Tintic Company.
Joseph L. Wilson, who brought suit
against the Colorado Mining company
and Jesse Knight about a year ago
but consented to ~ compromise before
il came to trial, has appeared as plain
tiff in another action against the Colo
RADIO company.
In the complaint, Wilson alleges that
he was the owner of a one-half Interest
in the Colorado and Butte lode mining
claims prior to the formation of the
present Colorado Mining company. He
also claims that he subscribed for
company. The complainant alleges
gave am order to st. Marks hospital
for 5000 shares Of the old company
stock. to defray the expenses of a
long period of illness. After giving this
order the complainant alleges that he
redeemed the said 5000 shares of stock,
and that said stock was therefore res
leased to him by St. Marks hospital.
He now asks for $4,000 shares OF the
new stock in the Colorado Mining COM.
pany, and for the accrued dividends Oh
said stock, which approximate 60 cents
per share
The complainant further alleges that
an assessment was unawfully levied
on the capital stock of the Colorado
Mining company. against the constitu-
ton and bylaws of said corporation,
and also claims that the action Of the
board of directors In declaring the 5000
shares of stock delinquent was unlaw-
full,
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oscEoLA PROPERTY SOLD.
James II. Marriott to Ply 100000 for
Group Of Twelve Claims

James II. Marriott, OF Osceola, has
taken option on group Of II clai inns
belonging to f. b. Weeks. of that
place for the specified sum of $40
900, the amount to be paid on or be-
fore November Q, 1908. says the White
Pine News. The option on the prop.
erty given by Weeks to the purchaser
was filed yesterday with the county
recorder
The instrument specifies that for the
price of $4,000 to be paid on or before
Nov. g. either in cash payments of
5000, $4,000 and $4,000 at specified
times between the present and the final
date or in a lump sum. Mr. Weeks
gives option on the King, Queen, Crown,
Gold Hill, Stone Cabin. June, January,
September, Summit Fraction, Chill,
Peru, and Spanish claims in the Os-
ceola mining district. All payments are
to be made through the Deseret Ma
tional bank at Salt Lake.
This deal Is the first of Importance
to be made in the Osceola district
within several months and therefore
is worthy of special attention. The
values on the property transferred
are principally in gold. The ground
is reputed to be OF much value.
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NEVADA DOUGLAS COPPER.
Ycrington Mine Never Looked as Good
AS II Does Now.

In his report covering last weeks de-
velopment campaign at the Nevada
Douglas mine which has been received
by General Manager Walter c. Orem,
Superintendent AREN'T says there is
not question OF doubt but that the
mina never looked as well as it does
now and emphasizes the fact that an
other weeks energetic work will trip
pie the tonnage figured on when Man
ager Orern was at the property some
weeks ago.
On the $50 level, developments have
been or a highly gratifying character
and the ore so far encountered Is as
good Il not a little better in grade than
that found on the $50. The east cross
CIT on the e60s had been run eight feet
when the report was mailed The No.
2 west choss-cut of the $50 level is cut
ting through a large body of chalco-
pyrite copper ore and the general az
erage thus far Is Sc per cent copper.
The car reports of ore extracted dur
ing the regular course OF development
from the $50 level gave daily copper
averages ranging from SO to Is per
cent copper.
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NEW YORK CURB.
lPollock speclal Mire.l

O'CLOCK Special Wire.)
Butte & London, 50@60; Cumber-5
land Ely, Si4 @Sh; Giroux Con-. 4 Is q
49,; Nevada Con. 1888 @1Gss Nevada.
as: Newhouse, 55s @6; Tennessee
Copper, 1885 M3S1s, Utah Coppt.r, 45@
45la; Davis Daily, "a M u, Dominion
Copper, 2M2A; Ely Central, M0l u
Ely Con, 10 M20, Furnace Creek. 100
20: Greene G. e S. COM, "a GD3 1-16;s
MITCHELL Il ole: Montgomery Sho-
shone, In l 1-16; Nevada Smelling,
1m1A; Silver Queen, 1O3@10S: Silver.
Leave, l " ais; King Edward, n G1s;
Tintic. 51a dn6; First Natl. Copper. s. "
M6ss; Boston Cons. 121aM1s; Yukon
Gold. SIS @5 lis; North Butte Extn.,
craze; Miami Copper, lbs M11k: B..
4 S. Gas, 2H@2 1916: Penna Wyoming,
H3Om32
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BINGHAM MARY REPORT.
Company IIas Expended SG3.30O for
Development and EuuiDmcnt


Development and Equipment.
The annual report of the Brigham
Mary Mining company has been issued
from the eastern offices OF that cor
portation and shows that $4,000 has
ben expended up to date on Develop
ment and equipment. The document
also contains the information that at
the time 1t was issued the treasury
contained S6,i36
James Start, the company's superin-
tendent in his Recommended tons to the
directors says that on the east drift Of
the 500-foot level there is ABOUT three
feet OF copper and iron. which in place
carries high values In the metals, with
"a heavy excess of iron. This ore can
+ be marketed, with slight improve
ment of the smelter and metal situa-
ton, at profit to the company, but
would require careful mining and ex,
traction. On the west side, the drift ran
into the fault metal and was there dis
continued. owing to the absence OF val
ues.
Mr.. Start would recommend that this
level be driven toward the west end I'M
til, the Utah-Apex tissure is encoun-
tered toward the west end of the Mary
property, and then the drift driven
along the assure until the high grade
ore, which is shown in that vicinity in
the Utah Apex workings, is encount-
4. +.
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LIVESTOCK.
cIij1.cAGo.

r. 81 " y
Ghieas9 sept s s,on j. 5 HefSe Ig
Westerns. 5000 10; stockers and feed
ers, Zoo .50:, COWS and heifers. l'S0a0
Hogs-Receipts about $4,000; market
mixed d.4oaS7.isi heavy, 6.IoGi &;
5.G595,ls; pigs 4 15@6o5; bulk of sale,
sleep--Receipts about 100000; market
weak ga Natiyes 2.59@t4a9; western rs :9e g
go: yearlings, 3 .50G0 90.
OMAHA.
Omaha, Neb.. Sept. 9.-Cat,Ie- Receipts,
I4.50: western steers, 350n go; Texas
steers, 3.0o@g4.t5; range cows and heif-
srs and SGGT aaSsrs saGeGs oISe stSek
Hogs-Reeeipts. lioo market shade
stronger slH Heavy y: SOC 6.I5; mixed 600
bulk of sales, G.6o96.70.
Slieep-Receipts. 1850: market steady.
Yearlings, 4.o0@4 So, wethers, 3.25 @ 800;
ewes, 3.u06p3.65: lambs, 4.75M5.25.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Sept. s.-Cattle--Receipts,
1900: market steady to 1Oc higher. Ma
tive steers 81 !, Sgdl7 60; native cows and
2.so@5.oo; bulls, 5.25@ 3.25; calves. $3.50
$40; western IS steers, 3.75@o.20; western
psRs . @%risa y a!EsSF
lights, 6.Ioeas;9s; pigs; S.4o96.9o.
sheepReee y dsi >, 1000 market gsak
range wethers. 3.5o@4.3o; fed ewes, 3.25M
10.
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

CPollock Special Wire)
Davis DAILY, 2M @ r.: East Butte,
8 " q ~; New. Utah, 31-16G 4: &. g.
& s., 1913: do. pfd., 500 90; B.
Coaln.. 26@ u: DAILY West, 90 Ii
Mexico Con, Il a III: North Butte.
SCI as Tamarack, T4@76; United
Copper, ITO u; Wolverine, 45@146;
Anal. 1875 q ~; Boston Con, 1926 q
Is; Cum. Ely, s II a as; Dom. Cop, Q
q * Giroux, a Y q rs; Majestic, SEQ
CT: Nipissing. S11s@s4; Utah Apex,
A Is a Y; Yukon, 5ts@s& First Nat,
6 Y % Miami. II * q ": Bingham,
anea. III u q ~ Nevada Con. 16A a
IS: Parrot. 2SM % y Utah Con, $50
~ Utah Copper, 44A gas "A New
house, SIX D6 U. S. S, COM, 41as @.
u !; do. pfd.. ASH @46.
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REGULAR CALL SALES.

REGULAR CALL SALES.
II Black Jack, 500 ut 81.
Crown Point. 1900 at is.
Indiasl Queen, 500 at Ia y.
Iron Blossom 500 at 2.0T1a
King David. 200 at 60. seller 60.
Lower Mammoth, 100 at SO; 500 at
81: 100 at 10; 400 at So
Mountain Lake, 900 at 60; 700 at 81.
Nevada Hills, 800 at LAO,
Sioux Con. 100 at LOBE; 700 at
los; 500 at Ito, buyer So; 500 at
1.O71a: 500 ut LOSE. seller GO.
South Cflmbus Con, 300 at 40; 200
< at 3d.; 500 at 80
Tetro, 500 at 91&.
Tintic Central $500 at s.
Uncle Sam. 100 at 1.22Ia.
Yerington Copper 1900 at s.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Black Jack. 800 at IS; 400 at Go.
Carisa, 200 at 80.
Colorado, 100 at 1855, B. 80; 800 at
$50: 200 at 3.S2Is.
IRON Blossom, $500 at 2.124s. B. 60;
400 at 2.OT1s.
Lo. Mammoth, 300 at ST.
Mt. Lake, 200 at 60: 20 Cat g.
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OPTIMISTIC ABOUT SILVER.

An eastern exchange quotes an au-
th"rity on silver as saying that the
price of the metal is moi likely to go
much lower, giving the following rea-
sons:
You must bear in mind that with
quotations at the present level. there is
strong tendency for silver to be alb
sorbed by actual consumers, not only
because they can afford to use 1t at
the present price a little more freely.
but because they know themselves that
at such figures it is very good stock to
have on hand.
For myself ] do not look for any
great change for some time to come.
but if the indian harrests are as good
as one has q right to expect now, there
should be an UPWARD tendency.
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This is a Banner Year

For the utah-1daho Sugar Com
pany. Next quarterly dividend of
17ls cents per share due Sept, goth.
1905. TO GET THIS DIVIDEND
BUY. NOW.
Price Of sugar first class; pros
poets for crop splendid; and net
returns for last season the best
the company has known. We
commend this stock as safe in
vestment and a sure dividend pay
er. Tho officers include: Joseph F.
smith. as President; Thos. r. Cut
Ter, Vice President, and General
Manager. The other directors are
we'll known conservative business
men.
GEORGE NJ. CANNON co.
Rooms 5l2-51a Tealpieton Euild-
ing. Phone Bell 81
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SEVEN TRoUGHs ECLIPSE.
News Comes from Camp OF Some
Pleasing Developments.

A private letter from the Seven
Troughs mining district has conveyed
the Information that a strike of consid-
era BILE Importance was made last week
in the property OF the Seven Troushs
Eclipse Mining company, 1t Is said
to be of such proportions that there is
absolutely no doubt about the mine
taking its place among the leading pro-
ducers of the district.
The new shaft is being sunk as rap
idly MS possible and altogether, Man
ager w. j. Craig is pushing a decided
ly vigorous and telling campaign. The
Eclipse locations cover extensions of
the lodges which have responded with
a good deal of satisfaction to the own
.ers Of the Mnzumn HIS mine.
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MUST SHOW BOOKS.
Success Mining Company's Sharchold-
ers Seek Information.

The Success Mining company has
been ordered by Judge Charles w.
Morse of the district court to allow
George Curley and George w. Reid
A to examine the books of the corpora
ton, The suit entered by Curley and
Reid is an echo of the Inisdoings Of
Ernest Williams. former secretary OF
the company, who made a successful
getaway to parts unknown, Curley and
Reid were shareholders and desire to
find out just what proceedings were
taken when the property of the Sue
cess company was transferred to the
Colorado Mining company. They are
trying, il possible. to get some recourse
from Jesse Knight and associates, who
now control the Colorado company.
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STOCKS STRONG
AND BONDS FIRM
Large Purchasing Orders Exc
cuted and List Moved Upwards,
Railroads Especially.
ANAL. COPPER DECLINES "a
Realizing in Hartman Pac;fics Held
Market in Check for Awhile
But They I.oosened.

New York, Sept. -opening prices OF
stocks moved but slightly from last
nights level and the small changes wero
mixed. The>dealings were in only mod
crate volume. Baltimore &c Ohio rose L
A1nalgamated Copper declined ~
Pressure against American Smelling
and some realizing In the Hartman Pa.
cit1c kept the market In check for 4
WHILE Large purchasing orders were.
executed later and the list moved up-
wards. The Gas stocks, Baltimore &.
Ohio, Northern Pacific and Erie were
especially strong, A rally in American
Smelling to liz over last night and
Readings 2-point gain were features. The
Harriman's also turned strong, Union
Pacific rising u, Southern Pacific T.,
ad Illinois Central ana Pacific Mail 9.
Cheseake & Ohio and Chicago & Alton
also ndynced / q. IsGs
Bonds were firm.
The market closed Irregular. American
Locomotive weakened again and got 2
points below last night. There was a
fresh advance afterwards when Erie rose
3. Baltimore & Ohio III and Union Pa
#ciiic ". Realizing at some points caus-i
ed all irregular movement in the later
trading.
5coincident with fresh selling of Amefi-
can LOCOMOTIVES, but some Of the minor
stocks continued to advance. Lackawan.-
ma rose 6la. Kansas q Texas preferred
ern ]. American Locomotive gave way
Ia.
Speculation was quiet during the aft
ernoon and most stocks We're neglected.
Erie advanced PA to a0ls. and Atchl-
son. Missouri Pacific and Western Union
/. Kansas City Southern preferred yield-a
: COTTON.
New York, Sept. 9.--Cotton futures
closed steady. Closing bids: Sept, $50;
Oct. $50; Nov. S,G6; Dec, $40; Jan. and
Feb, S.5a; March, SOB; May, $40.
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NEW MINING COMPANY.

Articles of incorporation of the New
Eldorado Mining company We're filed
today with the county clerk. The COM
pany Is capitalized at. 100000 divided
Into as many shares of the value of 81
each. OF til, total number of shares,
100000 are reserved for treasury pur-
poses. The officers of the company are
named as follows: Thomas Sherry.
president; sam s. Porter, vice presi-
dent, and Fr,d c. Dern, secretary and
treasur The property controlled by
the company consists OF numerous
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. Sept. e.-Close: Money
on call easy, ] at 1 II per cent: ruling
rate /; closing bid /: offered at ] 4.
Time loans firm: Go days, per
cent; 90 days, u. six months. y.
Prime mercantile paper, 4 at !. per
cent.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual
business in bankers bills at 4S4.T5 at
4S4.S5 for 60 day bills, and at 4SG..So
ut 40 for demand
Commercial bills, Asa at Il
Bar silver. 81 -
Mexican dollars. 45c.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds firm
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sioux Con. HAD
some SUPPORT
#Tintic Stock Receivers Somewhat
From Reverses Experienced
During Yesterdays Calls.
LOWER MAMMOTH STEADY
iron Blossom Attracted some-Unlist-
cd Stocks Figure in Sales
Conspicuously.

l. ". - . B. d 3, . 4 Il q r.
Support given Sioux Consolidated to-
day cause that stock to command bet
ter prices than it did yesterday II
sold up to sl10, saggng to l.o7is bid at
the close of the open board Lower
s. Mammoth started off at So cents, weak
ened to 79 and then back TO 81 cents.
Mountain Lake was bought at 60 and
81 cents. while Iron Blossom, opened
with a sale at $2.O71s, moved to s2121R
and then back to the starting point
Seven -troughs found takers at 21ls
ana % cents and Uncle Sam at s1.22l1s.
The unlisteds were brought out cen
spicuously. Silver King Coalition
brought 81; Ohio Copper, $500; Mineral
Flat. 1879, and 2UScents, Mason Valley.
$3.50 and Talesman cents.
The closing quotations and sales
We're:
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CONCENTRATES.

The Sara NJ. Mining company fled
articles yesterday. There are 100000
shares of the value OF . cents each.
These are the officers: ]. NJ. Hamilton,
president; c. D. Armstrong, vice prest-
dent. American Fork: Charles Crabh,
treasurer, American Fork A. f. Ed
holm, secretary. Stephen l.. Anderson
and Lorenzo II, Anderson of Ameri-
can Fork. are added to these to COM
plete the board of directors. The
company viii operate in the American
Fork mining district in Utah county.
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OLD MAGAZINES oLD SONGS.

Every household contains them. bu.
few think of preserving them in neat
and convenient shape; you can
have them bound in any style. ard al
any expense you may decide on, at
The Deseres News,
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MIAMI COPPER.

Notices have been sent out to the
effect that the right to subscribe for
the new stock of the Miami Copper
company expires Sept. 8. The first
payment Of so per cent is due on Sept.
Is. the second payment OF 25 per
cent, Dec In. and the third payment
of IS per cent March 10, 1909
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CRIPPLE CREEK GOLD OUTPUT.

The gold production of Cripple.
creek for the month of August was
valued at s1,32Gl4O, as against $923,--
2S6 in the corresponding month of
last year. The total gross value of
the production so far this year Is slo.-
an Increase over the cores
5ponding period of last year of Las
Op1
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Removal Notice.

The Monroe Studio has moved to new
location, 3Sls West Third South All
on the ground floor. Opposite Greene
waid Furniture company. 1 will give
my personal attention to all sittings in
my new studio. c. H, MONROE.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
YESTERDAYS,

j. G. Cruton to John c. Cruton. Jr..
lot II. block % 5-acrc plat A..
Hubbard Investment company to
Walter a. Roberts, lots S, etc,
block IS, Oakley Sub.
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REGULAR AFTERNOON SALES.

BRICK JACK, ls1Uu dl on. liss
Carisa, 500 at BIZ; 500 at 81.
Colorado. $50 at $50 900 at 3.S2h,
buyer s; 400 at 3.S2la; 100 at $50, sell
er 60.
Crown Point, 1000 at 1sls
Lower Mamomth, 400 at SO 10000 at
81.
Mountain Lake, 1000 at SO; 1000
at 64 buyer 80.
New York. 1000 at s.; 1000 at 71a.
North Gift, 1000 at 2A.
Sioux Con-, 500 at no.
Seven Troughs. 200 at 211s; 1900 at
South Columbus. 200 at SO.
Swansea Con-. 700 at 3S19; 100 at 80.
Tetro. 1000 at 10; 1000 at 1O1a, buy
er CO.
Tintic Central 100 at S.
Uncle Sam Con-, 500 at 1.22ls
Utah Con-. (Tintic) 500 Mt IS.
Wabash. 100 at 46 300 at Al; 700
at As; 100 at 40.
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LEGAL BLANKS.

OF every character and description.
arranged from the best legal forms,
and brought strictly up to date.
A full supply always on hand at the
+ Deseret News Book Store.
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NEW YORK BONANZA.
Stockholders Meet In Annual Session
And Adjourn One Week.

And Adjourn One Week.
The annual shareholders meeting
of the New York Bonanza Mining com
pany was called to order at noon yes
terday, but adjourned until next Tues
day without electing q new board of
directors.
The matter OF next years campaign
OF development was discussed, how
ever. but no decisive plans were OUT
lined. The question Will be taken up
again next Tuesday, Manager NJ. j.
ATuGil expressed his views on the
subject and is of the opinion that more
depth is needed to accomplish the de-
sired results. He stated that the
treasury OF the company contains at
this time about Sl.2S0.
\. S. CAMPBELL.
stock Broker. Els D. f. Walker Block.
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ORE AND BULLION.

The ore and bullion settlements
reported late yesterday by Mccormick
& Company were: Crude ore and con-
centrate, S35 900: base bullion, 800
600 Total. $4,000.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

in the wheat market today and sentl-
ment was inclined to De bearish. De-
cember wheat opened at &7s to. 81 @97B
sold off to 96ss. Lower cables and
weakness of Northwestern markets were
the chife Influences.
Owing to light offerings trade in corn
shade higher to u lower. with Deceln-
mand December advanced to 6Sas
Oats were easy. December opened un-
changed 70 higher at 6oss to 50ls and
sold al 50A 6r503s
ed moderate iirmness In provisions;
to 5a7Is higher and showed little
change early In the session.
Chicago. Sept 9.--Close-yv neat--Sept.
91is; Dec, 2S5s GG65s May, 1 90 al .OOis !.
G e,o :! 79A; Dec. ssas; May, 6Gls;
Park-sept.. ias6; Oct Il? M.s7 y; II i ia T.,
Lard-sept 9;721k; Oct. 9.711s jan,
Ribs Sept. s.i5; Oct. e.17,4: jan,
Rye@cash. 7ek Dec, u; May, 81
Tlmothy-Oct.. T.5u
The market closed weak at a decline
i@9s.s
of Il TO lAia$s. with December ut 6Sss.
BUTTER. AND EGGS.
cf ea1nsEs asgs d 2Ratt Fac Steady
Eggs-r'irnn. Firsts. 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-09
WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis, Sept a--Wool. steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums, 15@1s; fine
mediums, 10I15; fine, 9Ml2.