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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-19
MARKET CLOSED
WEAK, IN DISORDER

New York May 1a.---The opening deal
ings in stocks today were on very
large scale and prices were higher
throughout the list The Hartman
stocks were up point. Gains general
ly did not exceed small fraction, but
In some of the active stocks ran in eN-
cess of half.
The rush to buy stocks continued and
carried prices over opening level where
selling became effective and many prom
inont issues yielded to below yesterdays
closing. Missouri Pacific was the prin-
cipul feature of the hour, Its jump OF 4 .
TO col stimulating the general demand.
one point losses were established In
Northern Pacific and list of stocks
and two In North American. Union Pa
cihc offered stubborn resistance to the
reaction when II fell below 100 and its
recovery rallied the market. The recoN-
cry paused short of the previous high
price and trading became quieter, west
ern Union rose IA
Bonds We're Irregular.
The market grew quite dull ana nue.
tuations were small until rise IN ~.
Paul to 1874. started renewed activity
and some recovery which, however ccas-
ed before l o'clock
The market closed weak and In dis
order.
Prices gave way with some violence
in the final hour under the weight OF
realizing and short sales by the pears
Losses of 1 or upwards were quite gen
eral in the active speculative STOCKS
American Smelling broke h1n, North
ern Pacific 3N, Louisville y NASHVILLE
9 a. and Union Pacific. the I'M STOCKS
Southern Pacific. Baltimore * ono
Reading Amalgamated Copper. Anacon-
da National Lead. Pacific Mail, AMER
can Sugar and Manhattan between ana
. points.
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Annual Meeting Takes Place in
Jersey City, New Jersey,
This Afternoon.
MINE is IN FINE CONDITION.
Retiring Board of Directors Will BE
Re- Eicctcd--Encct of Low
Metal Prices.

The annual meeting of shareholders
of the DAILY Judge Mining company Il
scheduled to be held this afternoon
al Jersey City, n. j.. and Manager @.
w. Lambourne win be in attendance.
II is not anticipated that there Viii
be any change In the personnel Of the
present board, hence tho proceedings
viii be in the nature of regular routine
business
Just before leaving for the east. how
ever, Manager Lamborne made quite
an extensive examination OF the prop
critics of the corporation, which are
located at Park city, and therefor
went prepared to report the exact CON
iition OF things TO shareholders
While the company has not done
much towards the marketing of orr
since the beginning OF the year, Wig
orous campaign of development has
been carried on with the result thai
physical conditions were never quite as
good as they are today.
While lead has been steadily advance
ing during the pa,s two or three weeks
1t is hardly likely that the output will
be increased until silver shows a dis
position to do some sprinting.
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fast nearing the stage of perfection.
The processes employed in the treat
ment of the zinceferous ores Is such
that practically all of the values are
saved. not only of the zinc. but of the
lead and all by-Values. The manage
ment of the plant has had extensive eX-
perience in the erection and running
Of such mills, always with success, and
have every reason to feel proud OF
their work i'm this camp
Samples which have come down OF
late from tho Martin Gold e. Silver
Mining company's property in Thaynes
canyon are beginning to make the old-
timers sit up and take notice. Not
long since. fine iS-inch streak of
very rich carbonate ore was uncov-
cred In the drift aud from all reports
the best is yet to come. The Martin is
owned and controlled by local people
who have an abundance of faith in the
prospect and have stayed with IL
through thick and thin FOR a number
of years, and though the property is by
no means out of the prospect stage, tho
outlook is so encouraging that work
will be continued with renewed zeal
during the summer.
ore shipments-Daly Judge, 10000;
Silver King 1864 Total pounds, 623,
$50
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SILVER KING ANNUAL.
All Retiring Officers Retained for an
other Year.

At the annual meeting of the Silver
King Coalition Mines company yester-
day afternoon the retiring board OF di-
rectols was re-elected and later an or
ganization was effected with the same
officers consisting of the following;
David Keith, president; Thomas
Kearns, vice president and general
manager: w. S. Mccormick, treasurer;
John $. Bransford, second vice presi-
dent. The remaining directors are
James Ivers. w. V. Rice, w. Mont
Ferry, ]. Frank Judge and Moylan c.
Fox Frank j. Westcott, though not
a director is secretary of the company.
Reports were submitted. but none
given out for publications; however 1t
was stated by an official after the
meeting that the treasury contained a
surplus aggregating close to 100000
The company is represented In the
east by George Baglin. third vice presi-
dent. and Fred Eckstein. second assist
ant secretary. The Federal Trust COM
pany at Boston and the Empire Trust
company of New York are designated
as transfer agents, while the First Ma
tional bank of Boston and the Mercan
tile National bank Of New York are
registrars for the company. The COM
pany's shares have not yet been listed
at either Boston or New York. but the
stock is regularly dealt in on the New
York curb.
OF the 1,250,0O0 shares of capital stock
in the company $4,000 shares were rep
resented and voted at the meeting.
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LATE LOCALS.

Local Bank Clcarings--Today's To-
cal hank clearings amounted to $780,
4T6.53. as against $SOS,5I3.3 for the
same day last year.
Invitation Declined-An invitation
from the people of Kingston, n. y
ia attend the two hundred and fiftieth
anniversary of the founding of the
CITY has been received at the office of
GOV. Cutler. Secy. Willard Done IN
the absence of his excellency mas
written declining the invitation
Isolated at Representatives. were
no new cases reported at the Vol
untcers free dispensary today. EN-
NETT Canes, suffering from scarlet
fever and diphtheria is still Isolated
in one of the hospital wards and viii
probably remain there. The county
is caring for him, and DR.. Calderwood
holds out hopes for his speedy recoV-
cry.
Company IL Election--An election
To fill the vacancy existing in the
commissioned strength of company
II. National Guard OF Utah, has been
ordered by Gen. II. a. Wedgwood to
take place Monday, May 20 There
are several candidates in the ileld ana
the election promises TO be spirited
Major w. G.. Williams has been desl-
Will Clawson Hcre-The many salt
Lake friends of the artist, j. w. Claw
son. will be pleased to know that he
is in Salt Lake in company with his
wife. Mrs. Clawson came from Call
fornia to attend the funeral of her
father, the late John Clark, and Mr..
Clawson arrived yesterday. 1T Is
likely That he Will execute "a number
of portrait orders while he Is here
Lands Approved--The state land
office IA in receipt of Information of
the approval by the department of
the interior of 10,0gb.sl acres OF lieu
land selections made by the state OF
Utah in place OF school sections sold
prior to statehood. This makes a
total of more than 100000 acres of
such lieu selections approved by the
department since the visit To Utah
last June OF Secy. OF the Interior
Garfield.
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several months, has returned and will
again devote his energies towards min
Ing.
General Manager G. o. Bradley OF
the Pittsburg Silver Peak Mining COM
peny has arrived from Nevada on a.
brief business trip
James Breen of the Heinze STAFF of
engineers has returned from New York
where he has been In conference with
Mr.. Heinze.
Samuel Newhouse is expected homo
tomorrow or next day after haVlns
spent several days In looking over the
mines at Phoebe He viii probably be
accompanied by A. II. Godbe.
u. j. DUDE of Houghton, Mich, secrc-
tary and treasurer OF the Sheba Mining
4 Milling company with properties al
Mill city New, ~ In the city on
brief business trip. The Sheba com
pany recently levied a heavy assess
ment on shareholders.
The officers of the independent
Smelling company which filed articles
of incorporation today are: NJ. >.
Browning, president; John @. Critch-
low. vice president; Joel Nibley. secre-
tary and treasurer; j. e. Jenson, man
ager: who, with Leroy Eccles, are di-
rectors.
Late adTiceS from the east inulcatc
that the financial affairs OF the ONO
Copper company are being adjusted. 1t
Is hoped by the many local sharehold-
ers that the report is true and that the
company will then turn loose, complete
the concentrator at Lark and begin
, making money.
The Prince Royal vein. recently OPEN
ed In the Prince Consolidated mine at
Phoebe, continues TO show up splendid-
". Returns from ore assayed Few
days ago showed 32l ounces silver, o3
per cent lead and $3.50 gold. the ore
was found on the S0D-foot level, ana
the company is now making for tho
same shoot on the 200 and 4Oo-foot lev
cIs
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PRODUCE.

Chicago, May l9-Today's wheat mar
ket was dull and prices were steady A
strong market at Liverpool offset the
excellent growing weather in this coun-
try Julys%heat opened u to "a higher
at Sak to $685. sold down to SO and
then advanced to s9h
The corn market was strong chiefly
because of light offerings. The wet
weather and firm cables were bullish in
fuences May opened at rs to n which
was a new high mark for the season
July corn opened unchanged TO * higher
at 6bA TO 6h5s and sold at SO II a 90 = .
The oats market was duh and prices
were steady July oats opened a shade
HIGHER at 463h and held around that
figure.
ter price of corn held the market firm
at the opening July pork opened to
IA higher at ~ So to IL 81 Y. Lard was
567h higher at s 504 s 521s. Ribs were
8 higher at 30.
THE wheat market held strong all day.
because of the strength of corn. The
high price for July was az
The close was strong with July up ] y
Corn--The high price for May corn
was 10, and II closed at rs. two cents
above the close OF yesterday. Sentiment
in the pit was bullish all day The high
point for July was "a Tho close was
strong with July ~ higher at 667s.
Close Wheat--Muy .02 q; July 90Ts;
Sept s7is; Dec. s7+..
corn-May as; July y y; sept, 6f&i
oats MAY old sax May 5i1s July
old 1914 July i5%; Sept. 37M @37n-
Pork-May 1880; July 1915; Sept.
Lard May $50; July s.57s; sept.
RibsEBay 7ao; July 7.t2lk; Sept.
7G5.
Bnrley--Cash 65gN.
BUTTER AND EGGS
Chicago, May 19--Butter steady.
Creameries 1921; .dairies l5@19.
Eggs-Steady. Firsts, 15ls
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. May l0-Sugur raw, quiet
Fair refining, 3 So; centrifugal, 90 test,
I SO; molasses sugar 3 81.
Rehnod-Steady. Crushed 6 20, pow
dered. so; granulated, , 30.
Coffee--Steady No, 2 Rio g X No. 4
Santos, S3s
EVAPORATED FRUITS.
New York. May 1S.-The market FOR
eyaporated apples is quiot. with Fancy
quoted at 1913 choice, slh M9la prime
6is W7ia; common 10 fair. 5hm6ls
Prunes are In better demand owing TO
bullish crop reports, but quotations are
unchanged, ranging from I to 10 for
California and from 5s. TO 10 for Orc
gon fruit.
l$g lshi extra choice. liul fancy
l5Ql6.
Peaches are unchanged with choice at
g. extra choice, Nih fancy, i0M l0ia cX-
ira fancy, lim1lh
Raisins are dull with loose musca-
tells quoted AT 2 y a6 y seeded raisins,
bWhi London layers, 2bh 80
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HEPBURN FILlBUSTERING
AGAINST SM00T BILL

Washington, May Ex-senator Hey
burn OF Idaho today sent out an alarm
that he would talk 10 the end OF tho
session rather than permit the adoption
of n conference report on the bill 10
provide an enlarged homestead. The bill
as passed by the senate limited the IN
crease homestead of $50 cares OF non
lrrlgable, arid ana semi-arid land. and
the house struck out arid and semi
arid land
Mn. Hepburn charged that the bin
was a land grabbing measure, permit.
ting "A single settler to take $50 instead
OF 1850 acres OF non-irrigable land, when
In Idaho, he said would include land
that does not need Irrigation. so that
the restriction against non-irrigable land
was without effect
III the senate has any business IL de-
siTes TO attend 10 IN the near iutufe, !
would suggest that consideration or this
report be deferred he said. He In
il be amended excepting Idaho He
Thought the senator's from California
had the same objection to IL that he had
Mr. Hepburn suggested that lie had
always supposed the views of. senator
were consulted in enaeting legrslatlon
affecting his state
senator Nowlands interposed 10 say
he understood that the two Idaho sena-
tors were divided on this subject but
SIR. Rorah disayowed tho attitude, say
lng that AZ the bin had been amended
he was Opnosed TO H.
Senator Flint insisted that California
objected 10 the report. that II was un-
Justly Increasing the homestead from leo
10 SEQ acres. Mr. Hepburn proceeded
20 make good his threat TO talk the
session 10 close and after an hour had
passed Mr. Nelson, OF Minnesota, sug.
gestod 10 Senator Smoot that the con-
ference report be Withdrawn and that
course was followed.
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LIVESTOCK.

Chicago, May 19,--Cattle-Receipts
about 10000. Market steady. Beeves.
4.T545.25; Texans, i.65W5 So; west
ems, 5o@6. 90 stockers ana and ieed ioGS
50sI 8 so: COWS and heiters, : .4"W
t 40. calves, 4.75d6. %.
Ifoss-Rcceipts about 10000. Market
strong to a shade higher, Lights o 4Vg
8 80; mixed, .. % n .. 52N dhlgh, y; ISW
B , IS. 1000 no. bulk OF 11ies' '''V@
sheep-Receipts about 10000. Market
weak at yesterdays decline. NatiNes
25m5 so: westerns SO = .oOi year
lings, 5T5@6 50; lambs, l75@72o;
westerns. i.75@7.2o
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city, May 19.-Csttle--Re-
ceipts, 5000, including 100 southerns
Market steady. Native steers, 5.29g
6 a5: stockers and feeders. 20 q 30;
bulls, 325@5 IS; calves 3 15G6 Is +;
western steers, .00a Z o; western cows
3 .O0Q5.50.
Bulk of sale; 3 300 As; heavy, 40n
4 40. hackers. : 30 q b 50 lights, 3 ,25 u
5 40: pigs 4 25t4 15.
sheepgReceipts, 5000. Market steady
range wethers. @25d 90; fed ewes,
4 00Q4.75.
Omaha May Receipts, s.
100. Market for best Toe higher: heavy
slow. lower. Native steers. 7547 90;
do. cows and heifers, 3 .25d6 Is: west
ern steers. 3 5o@6, %; range cows and
heifers .. 75d So; Gamers. 30 q 5 so;
stockers and feeders, 3 .OOM > 20; calves
3 25d6.2 90: bulls and stays. 3 00n . 90.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900, Market shade
to be higher Heavies :. ~ y q ; 10;
mixed, 5 So1s a 3 95; lights. 3 80 q 5 Is;
pigs 4 .25I 90; bulk of sales, o.32 4 "a
s 81
sheep Receipts 400. Market 15q
25c lower Yearlings 5 .25T5 So; weth-
ers, .00G5 40; ewes, .5OG 10; lambs.
6 25Gl6 rs
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GOLD CIRCLE CROWN.
First Gold Circle stock Listed on Min
ing Exchange.

The listing committee of the mining
exchange has instructed Secretary
James A. shorten To give the stock OF
the Gold Circle Crown Mining company
"A position among the listed stocks reg
ularly called on the exchange.
According to informa ton supplied
the committee, the Gold Circle Crown
company Is capitalized for 900, 900
par value 81, assessable shares. The
president of the Organization IL A. G.
Ellis Jr,; treasurer Williad f.. Sny-
der: secretary. Ray $. Bowman. The
company has posscssory right TO eight
lode mining claims, all situated In the
Gold Circle. Nevada, mining district:
the treasury contains $3.50 I'm cash:
while the debts of the company are
$S9l,75. Development consists OF $40
feet nf shaft work and 300 feet Of tun-
nels; eight men are employed ON COM
pany account and 80 on leases. out Of
the 100000 shares of treasury stock,
1Ol 400 shares have been issued.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock e CO., bankers and
brokers, furnish the following from
San Francisco on Nevada mining stocks
today:
COMSTOCK.
Ophir. 2.a5M2.5O. Mexican, 1.O0di .02lh (;
Gould & Curry 6@7: Con. Va. 3O4S5;
Savage, $685. Hale & Norcross, 2Sn
20: Yellow Jacket, 70 bid Belcher. II
d22: Sierra Nevada, q bid; EXchcquer,
20 bid Union, 23a2i,
TONOPAFT
Tonopah Nevada. $40 asked; Mon
tana Tonopah. l.6OG162l7; Tonopah Ex-
tension. 95aa6; NIacNamara, 25@26,
Midway 43q4i; Toncpah Belmont 100
dl10; Tonopah North star, HOB; West
End Cons, 4O0H; Rescue. 1910; Jim
Butler. 2S@29; Golden Crown, , asked.
GOLDFGELD.
Sandstone. ~ asked; COL Mt. II bid
Jumbo. Ext, S0@31; Kendall. l7MlS;
Blue Bull. lOWll; Adams, i@5; Silver
Pick, 1S@i9; Blue Bell. 6a7; Goldhcld
Columbia, S asked ST. Ives, 33GQS4;
Conqueror. 3 bid: Kendall Ext, lag;
Atlanta. 20 bid; ct. Bend. 3l433; Sim
merone. asked; Empire, 344; Red
Top Ext, HAZE; Florence. 3.57AG3. Co .
D'held q. Il. Cons. l64lS; Ciodheld
Dalsy, 1.17hdl 22ia. Comb. Fraction.
h-'Nhot W. lf'llAi lfAAff " Nth w IsNHll
Annex. Gar, Midtown, . bid; IIewanos.
"a bid; Portland, o bid; CrackerJack, 6
al; f. Mohawk. 10 bid; Red Hills, 10
a2O: Mohawk Ext, asked Grandma.
iM6, Goldtleld CON, 5.G2ha5. 65. D'iield
Triangle, sac
BuLLFROG.
Original. sales: Bulfrog Mining.
4 sales; Mon, Bullfrog. . asked Ma
tional Bank, bid: Amethyst, bid:
Gold Bar COZ, Bonnie Glare. ~ ask
ed Mayfower Cons, TmS; Montgy.
Sho Ext lu2; Montgy MI. asked +;
Homestake Cons, 80 bid; Y Girl, .
asked; Tramp Cons, 20 asked
MANHATTAN.
Mani, Cons, llMl3, Mani, Min. CO..
3 asked; 5 Humphrey bid; Dexter G
asked; Mustang, 3 asked; Little Gray,
. asked Cow Boy. asked; Balloon
Hin. ~ bid, Rawhde Regent, 20 sales;
RaWhlde Red Top, 10 asked; Rawhide
Burro asked,
OTHER DISTRICTS,
I'nryiew Eagle. 9S bid; Nevada
Inns. 2.9hm2,40; Plttsburg Sill Peak
i.40a ,i5 North star Wonder, lac;
Eagles Nest, l2ml3. lIallstoue. 4 sales
Original Rawhlde. ~ sales.
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TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York, May i9,--Moncy on call
easy 1 At y per Gem, ruling rate
ia; closing bid ~: offered AT ~
Close Prime mercantile paper 81
al I per cent. Sterling exchange
steady, with actual business Ia bank
cr's bills al 1878 for demand and
M 1910 FOR 80 days
Commercial bills fSiAd,
Bar silver, S2Ts
Mcxican dollars, ".
Government bonds steady, railroad
bonds irregular.
Time loans dun and easy; 90 days
.ls al 2A per cent; 80 days 2% al 3
per cent; six months 3ls per cent.
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REGuLAR cALL sALEs.

Beck Tunnel 100 at l.121s.
Bullock, 1900 at 1874; 1900 at 10.
Colorado. 200 at 40. seller so; 200
Mt 4,l0 100 at 4.07 u, seller So
Indian Queen, 5000 at If, buyer 30;
600 at H.
Iron Blossom. 100 at 56.
May Day 200 at 80.
Nevada HIS, 200 at o97Is: 100 at
230.
ontario 300 at $40; 100 at $50;
100 Mt $50,
Seven Troughs, 2,2O at BIZ
Sioux Con, LOO at 70; 900 AT "a,
buyer so: 30 at "a, seller CO.
South Columbus, 900 al G5; 100 at Ca
South Swanson, 200 at 90,
Uncle sam Con, 1000 AT 81.
Yankee con, 1000 at 40; 400 at Az
800 az -: 100 at 44if.
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PARK CITY NEWS.
supt. r. Is. Andrews Campaign AT
Iintah Treasure Hill.

supt. r. Il. Andrew of the uiutah
Treasure nm property, says the Park
city Record. has a force of men AZ
work IN the old Creole workings get
ting things in readiness for cam
paign Of development work From an
accounts Jesse knight has much faith
IN his Park city holdings. and Is win
ing at least 20 take a chance I'm doing
enough development work TO show him
just what the prospects there are,
The zine plant Is working steadily
away on the DAILY Judge product and is
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WOOL.

st. Louis, May 19.--Wool. dull and
lower. Territory and western mediums
l2m15; fine medium. 100 10; fine, ga II.
LONDON.
London, May 1S.-A good selection,
amounting to 1905 bales. was offered at
auction today There WAS demand from
all sections and Tasman greasy was
strongly competed for at highest prices
of the series. Americans bought a fair
quantity OF Victorian first combing
greasies at los Id. Scoureds were in ac-
tive request for home and continental
account.
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NEW MINING COMPANY.

The Colona Mining company has filed
articles of Incorporation with the conn
ty clerk The company owns claims
In the Big Cottonwood district and IL
capitalized az 100000, with shares at
81 each. The officers are: william C.,
Han. president Franklin Webb, vice
president; Allen T, McCanne, secretary
and treasurer.
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Activity of Tintic List-Closing Quota
tons and Sales.

There was NEW candidate for hon
ors presented on the mining exchange
today in the listing Of the stock of the
Gold Circle Crown Mining company,
The initial sale being made at 30 cents.
The Tintic list displayed considerable
activity. Grown Point leading with
sales AT % and 23i6 Iron Blossom went
at 80. So and 81, while Seven Troughs
sank 10 81 cents. Ontario was wanted
and supplied at s.. and a few small lots
OF Columbus Consolidated brought $3.50
and Sl.62Ia.
The sales OF unIisteds consisted OF
Thompson AT 20 cents; Uiutah Treasure
Hill at 2lih and East Tintic Consolidat-
cd at AZ. The closing quotations and
sales were:
FORENOON CALL
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ANTELOPE SPRINGS MEETING

At the annual meeting of the An
telope Springs Mining company today,
A A. Kerr Ed Capley, John w
Geiger, William H. Fitch, f. NJ.
Smith, Gust Holm and Ford w. Correll
We're elected directors. by a unani-
nous vote of 1SS.500 snares, or the
number represented at the meeting.
All of the directors, excepting Mr.
Geger. are residents of the Mlssis-
slppi states. In the organization of
the board. Mr.. Fitch was elected
president and John w. Geiger, secre-
tary.
Tile property OF the company adj
joins that of the Nevada Superior in
Humbadt county. New. Recent AS
says of orc taken from No. tunnel
gave returns Of 53.6 ounces in silver
2i.3 lead, and 40 per cent copper.
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HIGHER COPPER TODAY.

pollock Special Wlre.)
Boston, May l9,-COpper metal was
advanced y today, Making Lake, l2H
ais; Electrolytlc, l2&@B; Castings,
124@12&
Lead. i22is i,27is.
Tin, 3OAN&.
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ORE AND nULLIoN.

The ore and bullion settlements ne.
ported late yesterday by Mccormick 4
Company were Crude ore and con-
centrate. $4,000: base bullion, $4,000
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CoNcENTRATEs.

Goneral Manager l.. Hanohett Of the
Ncwhouse mines Is az the Cactus prop
erty IN Beaver county today,
Peter Porter, who has been east for
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GEO. @. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS, "a r., So. Temple. Both
phones 90,
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.
REGuLAR cALL SALES.

Seven Troughs Con,...l....-. 10
TIntic Standard ........ .06 ........
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II, II. Snow y Co, Stock Brokers.
90 Commercial Blk. Both Phones l973
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Dancing saltair tonight. Held's
Band.
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CRYSTAL SLIPPER,

Salt Lake Theater
Advance Sale Now on.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-19

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-19

4. S. CAMPBELL,
Stock Broker, 2l5 d. H. Walker Block,