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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-23
All Equipment Is Now Being EIec-
tricaIIy Driven from Bea-
YER Plant.
EXPERT EXAMINING NINE.
A Suggestion That Beaver County
Property VIII Go Into Copper
Mines Merger.

General Manager l.. Hanchott of the
Newhouse Mines and Shelters return
cd today from trip of inspection to
the Cactus mine in Beaver county,
whore he reports everything running
along very satisfactorily. The machin-
cry of both mine and will is now
being operated by electric energy sup
piled from the plant of the Telluride
Power company near Beaver City and
the service has come UP to every ex-
pectation.
Il haven't any news of particular Inn
portance to give YOU" said Mr. Han
chett to a News" representative to-
day, only that the Cactus mine is
looking better every day. The work of
sinking the shaft below the 500 level
is going along steadily and that very
good Roadway Is being made with It,
The mill is running along in about the
usual manner and that 1t about all
there Is to it."
What about the expert now making
an examination of the Cactus?" was
asked. That is true" came the re-
ply. but 1 know nothing about what
he is there for. l presume. however
that the examination is being made in
the interest of eastern shareholders
who have sent their own engineer into
the field to check us up. But all
know about 1t is that he had permits
sion from Mr.. Newhouse to visit the
mine, and we have extended the usual
courtesies."
1t has been ascertained that the en-
gineer now at the Cactus had recently
examined the Boston Consolidated IN
Bingham, which suggests the possibil-
| ity that the work has something to do
with the probable bringing of the Bos-
| ton Consolidated and Cactus into the
! Guggenheim copper mines merger. 1t
viii be recalled that Mr. Newhouse was
approached not long ago on the matter
| of turning the Boston Consolidated in
to the combination and it has been gen.
enarlly supposed that his visit in the
east at this time has something to do
| with the deal.
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Rising Quotations in Outside Mar
ket for New Bonds When Is
sued Had Stimulating Effect.
UNION PACIFIC ADVANCED.
Trading Moderately Active With the
General Trend Slowly
Upwards.

New York, April 23.-Semi-stagna-
ton prevailed in the opening dealings
in stocks today, and there was no
defined tendency in the price move
ment. Canadian Pacific fell 1 and Min
neapolis, st. Paul and Salute ste. Marie
u. National Biscuit rose Ia.
A. declining movement which began
after the opening was checked before
1T had proceeded far, and the entire
market advanced when Pennsylvania
and some OF the representative stocks
began TO rise. The buying ceased aft
er a while and small reactions en-
sued. Rising quotations in the outside
market for the new Pennsylvania bonds
when issued stimulated the market
Pennsylvania, Northern Pacific, Great
Northern preferred Louisville &c Nash
vile, Colorado & SOUTHERN first pre-
ferred, American Car peferred, Mime
apolis and st. Louis, North American
and American Beet Sugar gained i,
American Tobacco preferred II and
Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic pre-
ferred ia.
Consolidated Gas fell and Tennes
see Copper IA.
1905 was a feature of the market
Trading was only moderately active
but the tone was strong. Missouri Pa
cillc, st. Paul. Southern Pacific. Read
ing, Illinois Central, Colorado & South
ern, the Iowa Central stocks, and
American Locomotive gained /, ST.
Louis q San Francisco preferred 2h,
Pacific Mail. Third Avenue and Unit
ed States Pipe preferred N, Colorado
& Southern first preferred 31a, Colora-
do e. Southern second preferred. Ma
tional Biscuit s. and Norfolk & West
ern preferred AS. Wheeling and West
inghouse Electric first preferred sold
at decline of ., and Twin City Rapid
Transit and United States Rubber first
preferred lost 1.
Bonds were firm.
Fractional additions were made to
the morning list of advances in the
important stocks. The trend of the mar
ket continued slowly upwards, with the
demand for the low priced specialues
conspicuous. Leading stocks were
quiet, but the general tone was strong,
and there was no realizing of conse-
quence. American Agricultural Chemi
cal preferred advanced as, Atlantic
Coast Line and American Cotton Oil
2, New York Central and National
Lead /.
The market closed strong and at the
highest. An advance in Union Pacific
to 1871 and In u S. Steel to SO brought
enormous offerings of those stocks
which checked the rise. Southern Pa
cific gained ia, American Smelling and
Sloss Sheffield Steel 2, International
Paper preferred 2A, Pullman 1&, Penn
sylvania 2i5, and Atchison /.
A fresh advance in Union Pacific car
ried 1t above 131.
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DIVIDENDS DUE
IN MONTH OF JUNE
Round Mountain Mining About to
Enter the List OF Vel
vet GetterS.
MILL is DOING SPLENDlDLY,
Treating About 100 Tons Daily-This
Months Earnings VIII BE
About $4,000.

Another southern Nevada mining
company expects shortly to enter the
lists of dividend payers. 1t is the
Round Mountain Mining company, OF
which Messrs. Lotus & Davis of Gold
field are the principal owners. says the
Goldneld News.
A meeting OF the directorate VIII
be held in the near future and the
matter of declaring a dividend in June
the first of what Is hoped will be an
unbroken series of quarterly distribu-
lions of velvet money, will probably
be favorably acted upon.
The latest reports from the mine
and mill are most encouraging. on
the tO0-foot level there is a streak
that runs $500 while the entire breast
is breaking about $50 20 the ton.
For the first Is days in April the
tonnage was "a tons daily. a consider
able increase over last month and
the ore was running $50 to the ton
BY the first of May the mill will be
handling about 100 tons daily. The
output for April, is expected to be be-
tween $4,000 and 100000. This will
be \ 40 per cent increase over March
Experts who have recently eXamin-
ed the property declare it is one OF
the greatest mines in Nevada With
depth the values are steadily growing
and the ledge continues to increase in
breadth.
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sugar is off shade. asparagus Is down
five cents per pound. There is rock cod
in the fish market. at 10 cents per
pound. Elephant Is scarce, so are APP
pies. while celery Is all gone. The fiour
men are reported as trying to boost
wholesale prices 30 cents, after loading
up the retail dealers. so as to give the
stores chance to put up the prices to
consumers. There does not seem to
be regular stable prices on the whole
sale boards, az the Produce exchange
is n relic of past history II died with
out any very numerous mourners, as
It's members were never harmonious or
homogeneous, or anything else that
stuck well together. The board would
meet and solemnly agree to maintain
prices at just such and such figures.
and within "a hours, parties TO the
"gentleman's agreement" were out ON
the streets cutting prices. Under the
circumstances, Il is not surprising that
the organization expired from mani
ton, for want of cohesion. The prices
obtaining today are as follows:
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. April 23,-May wheat was
up one cent In the local market today
compared with tho previous close,
There was an active demand for May
from shorts and leading bulls, but tho
offerings were limited and the advance
was well maintained, The deferred fu-
lures showed a slight gain at tho start
along with May, but later eased on
on profit taking. Weather condiuons
were favorable for tho new crop, ana
this led TO the realizing. Firm cables
and small receipts In the northwesl
were bullish influences. May openeN
4 TO " higher at s6A to VIZ ana
held Within that range. July opened
n 10 " higher at s7h TO ~ and sold
off to SIN.
Corn was duh and the market was
steady on firm cables and light re-
oeipts. May opened shade higher AT
GO Is, and sold at 67@67h July open
I'd unchanged at G2ss and sold az 62 VI
l62A, later reeeding to 62h,
oats were dun and steady The bulk
OF trading was In July, May opened y
higher at 59i. July started Is higher
al 45M and advanced 10 4bl q 4b%'
Provisions were quiet and steady, a
10 1O-cent decline IN hogs tended
TO depresB prices July pork opened
2h lower at az higher at 1s,0lh 10
iS.1gM. Lard was unchanged at S.l2H,
Ribs were unchanged TO "a lower az
7,Oeh to 7.ob.
The wheat market became very
strong In the last half Of tho session
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OMAHA

Omaha. Neb., April 2S.-Catte-Re-
ceipts, 2,400; market strong. Native
steers. 5004665; cows and heifers. $3.50
$3.50; western steers, 3.5bQ5.5O; Texas
steers, 3.25Gp525; range COWS and heif-
ers. 275d4.50; Gamers. 2.004S.25; stock
ers and feeders, 3.0eg5.S0; calves. 3.00@
$50; bulls and stage, 100000.
Hogs-Receipts. $500; market cents
lower, active. Heavy, 6.S0&b,40; mixed,
5,25Q5.35; light 5.3095.S5: pigs, 4.Oo@
500; bulk OF sales, 5.30Q5.35.
Sheep--Receipts, AGO; market lambs,
steady; Others cents lower Yoarlings,
6.00G6.25; wethers. b.00Q60o; ewes, 4SO
$3.50; lambs. 7.00@760.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city, Mo-. April 23.--Cattle--
Receipts. 5000, including 200 southerns;
market steady. Native steers, 5000
ZOO; native COWS and heifers, 3.bOq
$50; stockers and feeders, S,bO@b.6Oi
bulls, 3.4OQ5.50; calves. 3.7546.OOi west
ern steers, 475Q6.S0; western cows,
3.75q5.50.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; market steady
To cents lower. Bulk of sales. 5.4OD
b.55: heavy, 5.50Q5.60; packers and
butchers. 5.35Q5.6o; light 5.25Q5.bO; pigs,
4.25@500.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; market steady.
Muttons, 5.25Q6.40; lambs, 6.o0@7.50.
range wethers, 4.75G6.75; fed ewes. 4.2o
@5.76.
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BANK STOCKS BOUGHT & SOln

on forecast of small shipments a.
the week from Argentina. Mav a S
vanced to 9SS and July to Se@ nv
market closed at the high noin, ~
the day May was up to 10 81
9Sta to 9S%, and July UP ~ al SaS ~
The corn market rallied latar a.,
the upturn in wheat prices Nav NY
UP to 67Ss and July to 6SIs. The oIo,.
was strong with May up h05s at so
July closed Is a u higher at 63a63n ="
July. S0%; Sept, S6A.
Sept, 61X. W."
Oats--May, old, sax new, 59H. Nm.
old, 45% July. 43%; Sept, 37A asS-T
Pork-May, 1906; July, Is. 40; |"
13.T2k. y
Lard-Mey, s.o7ls @s. 10; July. IA.
Sep, s.47h @s.50. '''''
Ribs-May, 6.s2ts; July, 7.2O; Sent
7.45. 'p'7
Rye-Cash, 7O@s6.
Timothy-April, 4.25.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. April 2S.-Butter--steadv
Creameries, 2142S; dairies, 2O@2e
Eggs-Steaoy, at mark, cases in.
cluded, Az. ~
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York, April 2s..-Sugar. r.,,
firm. Fair refining. S.9S; centrifng,,
.96 test, 4.4S molasses sugar, q. "a
enthusiastically. Crushed. 6 20. now.
dered. $50; graduated, $50.
Coffee--Quiet. No. Rio, s: No 4
Santos, So @S1h.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool, April 2S.-Close: Whes,
May. rs AID; July, rs sgd; Septembst
rs Id.
SAN FRANCISCO GRAIN.
San Francisco, April 2S.-Wheat M
trading; cash, l.61h@1 .6S%.
Barley-Steady; December, .22Ys
1854 cash. 1,37Ia@1. 41A.
Corn-Firm; large yellow, l.62Ba
1.671s.
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CONCENTRATES.

NJ. NJ. Johnson departed last night
to make a roundup of the Newhouse
mining interests in Nevada.
Samuel Newhouse is expected to ar
rive home from the cast within a
week.
Broker Ed L. Sheets and wife, de-
parted last night for southern Cali
fornia.
Newton a. Dunyon has gone to Bea-
yer county to look after mining inter
ests.
Advice from Beaver county brings
the Information that the Glasgow &
Western Exploration company is doing
some development work on the Mon
treal property
John ForSie of Milford. who has been
working the Nellie group of claims In
the Star district In Beaver county for
a good many years, is carrying on a
vigorous campaign of exploration at
tho present time. 1t Is said 100000
worth of ore has been shipped from
this property in tho past.
The directors of the Hero Nevada
Mining company are scheduled to meet
tonight and pass on matters pertaining
to the financing of the enterprise. The
Hero company owns some attractive
mining property IN the Seven Troughs
district.
Good reports have come from the
property OF the Desert Wonder Mining
company near Modena. Several Salt
Takers are interested in this enterprise;
among the number ara w. II. BTammel
the well known attorney
a. c. Candland Of Mt. Pleasant and
j. w. johnson OF Provo We're IN tho city
this week and purchased large blocks
of stock IN the Jumbo Plaster a. Ce-
mant company. After they had invest
ed In stock they made a trip to the
company's holdings near Sigurd and
after their return they decided 10 in
crease their investment. -Richneld
Reaper,
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OHIO COPPER SALES.
Bingham Stock Bought Up 10 So. Is
On Exchange Today

Ohio Copper continued strong today
and sales were reported on the mining
exchange at $315; while advices from
the east indicated that as much as $3.50
was bid for IL late yesterday, with Of
ferings at that price today. 1t is very
evident that something has happened
in Ohio circles which is favorable to
the early completion of the mill at
Lark. Local officials of the company
as we'll as local holders of large stock
interests when seen today, declared
that they were as much in the dark
as ever yet the impression prevailed
among them that a deal of some kind
had been contaminated down east that
they knew nothing about. The stock
sold as low as SO and up to 1915.
Bullock weakened off a few points to-
day and Beck Tunnel Con-, was also
quoted few points lower, Columbus
Consolidated stiffened to S2.025a, while
Sioux Consolidated came down to 20IA
cents. Silver King Coalition was
brought out at $3.75 and East Crown
Point at cents.
The closing quotations and sales
We're;
MORNING CALL.
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BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

Furnished by private wire by Bad
ger Bros, brokers', $50 south Main
street:
Adventure, 1h@2; Arcalian, 3h "a:
Allouez. 24Q25 Atlantic, sA @5; Ari-
IONA. liz OBS; Bingham Con-. 50@60;
Boston Con. liz @1t%; Butte Coan-
ton. 20 x @21; Calumet & Arizona, 100
@102; Calumet & Hecla. 625 a $50;
Centennial, 21@22; Con. Mercur, $40
40; Copper Range, 651s ass; DAILY
West, s&Q9; Elm River, l asked;
Franklin, 6h47; Cranky, 90@92;
Greene Cananea, s@sB; Helvetla 2&
as; Isle Royale. 1920; La Sale,
1878 @13; Massachusetts,, 2&43;
Mexican Con, 67s@7; Michigan, 70laQp
II; Mohawk, 47@4s; Nevada Con, 11h
Oils; North Butte, 5S1s@54; Old Do
minlon. S3@3s1s; osceola- S1@SS Parrot,
1Sh@1Sh; Quincy. s2@s3; Rhode Is
land, 2lsQl3; Shannon. 11asd111k: Santa
Fe, 1ss@17s; Tamarack, 59@62; Trinity,
141a@14A; United Copper. S'48&; u.
S. Smelling, SSAQ3S%; u. S. Smelling.
pfd., 42is@4S; Utah Com, 3S% @39i4;
Victoria, 2A@27s; Winana, 4B45s:
Wyandotte, 656D70; Wolverine, 1.250Dl. 80.
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

easy 1M at per cent; ruling rate
IN; closing bid ~: offered at 2.
Time loans very quiet and steady;
60 days AZ per cent: 30 days 2A at
8; six months - at 8 y per cent
Prime mercantile paper ~ at u
per cent
Sterling exchange easier with actual
business in bankers bills mt 1925 for
demand and ut 1880 at .S5 for 90
days.
Commercial bills 1siJa.
Ear silver, 51M.
Mexican dollars, II.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds firm.
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LOCAL MARK ETS.

In today's local markets there are
northern California Strawberries which
MI larger cups than tho southern Cali
fornla berry, and bring 10 cents more
In consequence, The shipment OF or
anges is quite heavy, but prices are
tending upwards as the season Is draw
Ing 10 a close, Texas cucumbers are
arriving, raised IN the vicinity OF Cor
pus Christi, which Is on the Gulf coast,
Just below the twenty eighth parallel
OF north latitude, There will be a full
carload along later IN the week. Ber-
muda onions are plentiful; bananas and
lemons are being received In goodly
quantities, Lard is down three cents.
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NEW NEVADA CAMP.
Horn Silver Comes Into Existence
Leasers ut jamestown.
Special Correspondence.

Special correspondence.
Goldfield. April 2l.--Horn Silver is
the name of the latest camp in south
ern Nevada. The town, which has
grown up in a week. lies thirty miles
south of Goldfield in the Gold Mountain
section. The town is largely the re-
suit of the success of the Great West
ern mine. which has been a steady
shipper for months, Ida, one of the
Oldest towns in this section of the
state has been almost depopulated by
the rush to the new camp. Some
splendid surface showings have been
found in the vicinity and the country
has been staked for miles around.
jamestown, the new camp thirty-two
miles east of Goldheld, which was
born less than two weeks ago, prom
Uses to develop into lively town. It
is rapidly filing up and leasers are
getting busy in every direction. The
entire Cactus range, ON the lower end
of which jamestown is located Is be-
ginning to attract a great deal of at
tention.
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YAMpA CONVERTER PLANT.

All of the equipment for the new con-
verter plant at the Yampa smelter in
Bingham canyon has arrived on the
ground and installation Is progressing
as rapidly MS possible
General Manager SaxInan says IL will
probably be the middle of June before
the converter department Is ready for
commission,
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BOSTON CURB CLOSE.

Furnished by private wire by Badger
Bros. brokers, 100 south Main street.
Ameek, 5s@62; Butte & London, SO
@40; Boston Con-, 11h@%; Cum. Ely,
say; East Butte, 4b@h Foster CO.
bait, u asked Giroux. 1904; Majestic
ia]s; New Utah. 1909; Nipissing, 6h
@% Kewanee. sax; S. & P. 1t7s@12M:
Butte Ext, 916Q1A; Blk, 5A@1s;
First Nat, 27s@3
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. April 2s.-Cattle--Receipts
about $500. Market steady. Beeves
4.6697.50 Texans. 4.50@5. 80; stock
ers and feeders. 3.2545.30; cows and
heifers. 2.30@6. 40; calves. 4.5oG6 so.
Hogs-Receipts about $4,000. Mar
ket &c lower. Light, 5.10@5.60; mix
ed, 5.25Q6.671a: heavy, 5.1505. 90;
rough. 5.15Q5. 80; pigs. 4.00@4.s6;
bulk of sales. 5.50@5. so.
Sheep-Receipts about 10000. Mar
ket weak TO 10c lower. Natives, 4 SO q
6.45; western, 4.9096. so; yearlings
6.4O@7 10: lambs. 6.oO@7 go; west
ern, 6.0o@7. 60.
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PITTsBURG SILVER PEAK.
,ecial Correspondence.

Special CORRESPONDENCE.
Goldfield, April 2l.-The big reduc-
ton plant of the Pittsburg Silver Peak
Mining company at Blair is producing
gold bullion at the rate of 100000 a
month and the mine has so much ore
blocked out that il has become neces-
sary to lay off part of the force. Re-
Gently big shoot of ore was encoun"
tered that runs 5000 a ton in gold
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AFTER ALTA PROPERTY.

The Lucky Dutchman Mining COM
pany is reported to be seeking to obtain
q bond and lease on the Uperior Alta.
property at Alta. The Lucky Dutch
man was organized TO operate a prop
erty In the Crescent mining district in
Nevada several years ago which proved
to be a profitless undertaking. BY TAX
ing up the Alta proposition II is hoped
TO recoup what shareholders lost in
Nevada,
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TONOPAiI

TonOp0h Novad0, N,37 q tl8.75,
Montana Tonopah, l.7501.77ls; Ton
opah Extension, l.16@1.t71a; Mac
Mamma, 3OH31; Midway 60 bid:
pah North star. 1908; ohio Tono-
pah I asked; West Ent Cons, 400
AZ; Roscue, ga 10; Touopah y CALI
fornia, 2W3; Golden Anchor. bid:
Jim Butler 42@43 Cash Boy, 4
asked; Home, asked; Monarch Pitts.
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Ext, asked: Montana Midway Extn..
z asked; Golden Crown, asked.
GoLDFIELD.

Sandstone, se@s7; Col. Mt. IS
asked; Jumbo Ext, 81 bid;
vernal, bid; Pennsylvania,
asked; Kendall, Is bid; Booth. 10
bid; Blue Bull, II Ola: Adams. sos:
Silver Pick, 30 bidI May Queen,
bid; Nevada Boy. sg4; Black Butte
Ext. 2@S; Blue Bell, 7Qs; Dixie
ga; Hlbernia, asked; st. Ives, 81
mid; Black Rock, 1@8; Lone Star,
m10; c. Wonder. asked; ORC, 0 "a
10; Kendall Ext, / asked; Sandstone
Ext. asked; Mayne i@S; Atlanta,
PAGES; CIT. Bend, 90 bid; Empire,
bid; Red Top Ext, 10 @l6: Florence,
II: Goldfeld Daisy, LIS q LII y
Comb Fraction, 65@66; CT Bend
Ext. 6@7; CT Bend Annex, s bid;
Midtown, 5 bid; b. 3. Bonanza,
asked: Kewanos. S7@3S: Esmeralda,
4 asked; Portland, 90 10; Crackerjack,
bid; F. Mohawk. 10 bid; Red Hills,
25@26: Mohawk Ext, 3 bid; L. Dill
lon, A@5; Y. Tiger, 10 bid; Grandma.
bid; s. p. Ext, asked; Y. Rose,
1d3, Goldfield Con, $50 bid; Dheid
Triangle, 7@S.
BULLFRoG.
Original, 2@3; Bullfrom Mining,
asked National Bank, S010; l.. Har-
ris. / asked: Amethyst. SOS; Gold Bsr.
15019; Denver Bullfrog Annex, ask
ed; Mayhower Cons. 1O@11; Montgy,
Sho Ext, 1@3; C. Scepter, bid;
Homestake Cons. 29@30; Y. Girl.
bid Nugget, 1 bid; Tramp Cons, 2l@
%; Mineral Hill, asked; Balloon Hill,
~ asked.
MANHATTAN.
Mani. Cons. 12G1s; G. Wedge, /
bid; Dexter, 6@7; l., Joe asked;
Crescent, 2 asked Combination, 2
asked; Mustang, bid; Little Gray,
asked; Cow Boy, 2 asked; ong. Manu-,
bid: Broncho, bid; S. Dog, bic;
Y Horse, asked; Ind. Camp, bid;
OTHER DISTRICTS.
F'airview Eagle, SO bid: Nevada
Hills, 2.45@2. SO; Pittsburg Sill. Peak,
Los bid; Eagles Nest, 10 asked; Raw
hide Regent, 81 bid.
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NEGREss GOES FREE.
ORE AND BULLION.

The orc and bullion settlements re-
ported late Yesterday by Mccormick &
Company were: Crude ore and cun-
coutrate 100000 base bullion, $4,000.
Total, 100000.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis, April 23.--Wool, steady
Territory anu western mediums. ls@
20; fine mediums, 1GQ17; fine. 1905.
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REGULAR ATrERNooN SALES.

Beck Tunnel, 500 at l,12h; 500 at
liz: so at 1,121s; 500 at l.lb' buyer
Black Jack Con, 1900 at SO; 500 AT
ca. buyer 80; 500 at Ct.
Bullock. 5000 at 121i.
Colorado, 100 at 4.32 Y, seller SO
600 at 4.35; 500 at 4,32 u.
Columbus Con, 100 at 2.i2 y.
crown Point, SEQ at %; 200 al
261a.
MAY Day 500 at A so NJ 90.
Mountain Lake, 200 at 81.
Ontario, so at AS,
Seven 1'roughs. 1000 at 39iai 1000
at 30.
22h, buyer 60,
south Columbus, 500 AT sc. 1000 Al
81; 100 at 6S.
Tctro, 500 at .0S -,
Uncle Sam Con, 100 at SO; 100 a
| SO. seller so,
Utah Con, (Tintic) 500 at 10; loc
at 1ola.
| co; 900 40 10.
NEGREss GOES FREE.
Tho case OF the stare VS.. Marie
| Johnson. colored charged with granC
| larceny, was dismissed In judge
| Diehrs court this morning on motor
Of the prosecution. The woman wa!
accused OF robbing one, ~ w. lhatch'
! err of $50 on March 10, When IN,
case was called for hearing THU
morning, tho coinplaining witness fail
ed 60 put iu an appearance and con
| Feuueutly thA case was dismissed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-23

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-23

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