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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-10
WILL SELL

Sioux Consolidated, paying its share
holders 6 cents a month per snare uisi-
dends, have demonstrated conclusive
ly the continuation of these ore podies
which are making these dividends pos
sible into Carisa ground and that inc
Carisa Copper & Gold Mining company
is the possessor of a portion OF ms ore
bearing channel of even greater length
than either of these to which reference
has boon made is almost positively es-
tablished.
.'To reach these ore bodies on their
extension into and through Carissl
ground, it is necessary for the com,
5pany to provide itself with means, ana
as the shares OF the company are non
assessable and the company Is without
resources. the only way or means lett
to it is the proposed Increase OF its
capital stock. The directors have the
positive assurance OF its manager, MI
C, e. Loose of Utah. that with these
means there is, in his mind. after
most careful and deliberate eXamina-
ton of neighboring ore bodies no DOUBT
whatever, after the necessary work -
accomplished, that the company Will
be in possession of ore bodies as pro-
5ductive as any obtained in the Colorado
or In Sioux Consolidated ground. In
support Of this conviction Manager
Loose has personally appeared before
and advised the board of his Wiling
ness. as one of the company already
holding a very large number OF
shares, to subscribe for any or the
whole Of It's proposed increase at its
par value of 81 per share"
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.P|0CHE SURE TO
MOVE TO Front.
#
Camp No Longer Dependent Upon
Any One for Its Sue
cess.
- -
so SAYS EDWARD THOMARsON
so SAYS EDWARD THoMARs0N
Manager OF Big Ely Valley Mine from
Which Is Brought Fine
Report.

Edward ThOnarson, manager of the
Ely Valley and Horn Silver mines at
Phoebe, arrived In the city today from
f the southern Nevada camp which is
just awakening from a slumber of a
quarter Of a century. He expressed
himself very enthusiastically over the
future of the camp to a representative
of the News today and declared
nothing can keep it>from enjoying an
unprecedented era of prosperity
The camp Is no longer dependent up
on any one mine for its success which
has been clearly demonstrated by late
developments. The coming in of so
much new talent from Salt Lake and
elsewhere has had q tremendous in.
nuence for good and during the past
week, Mr.. Thonlarson stated, a party of
Los Angeles people have been look
ing around for a foothold; they have
seen Salt Lake mining men come In
and take up some of the good things
Hence they are catching the enthus-
itlsfr.
Mr.. Thomarson brings splendid re-
ports from the Ely Valley where he
Is conducting very vigorous develop
properties visited by Samuel Newhouse
w. a. Clark OF Montana, who both
regard ii as one of the coming big
producers of the camp.
The Ely Valley is owned by strong
English corporation at the head OF
which is George Weddell, who is we'll
and favorably known to many Salt
Lake people. 4
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CONCENTRATES.

Captain Duncan McNlchie depart
ed for Nevada yesterday on mining
business, with Yerington as his des-
tination.
General Manager Walter c. Orem
of the Nevada Douglas Copper COM
pany is in Yerington, Nevada.
General Manager D. c. Jaciling OF
the Utah Copper company returned
this morning from New York. and other
eastern cities.
II Col. Joseph Farron has returned from
Nevada. where he has been on business
connected with the affairs of the Glas-
gov & Western Exploration company.
Samuel Newhouse left for the east
today to attend a meeting of directors
Of the Boston Consolidated Mining
company ar Which time an organization
will be affected for the ensuing year.
Joseph S. Free returned from Phoebe
this morning where he has been for
the past week looking after mining
business.
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NEVADA ZINC MINES.
Col. w. a. Root Discovers Large De-
posts Near Good Springs.

r. g. W I 6
y Colonel. w, A. Root. OF the Chicago
Mining World. says that he was sur
prised to find that in the southern
part of Nevada existed the largest
zinc deposits in the United States.
They are located within few miles
OF Good Springs in Lincoln county,
close to the Nevada-California bor-
der. In describing them, Colonel
Root says:
The deposits exist in Lodges vary
ing from four to ] 4 feet in thickness.
and the values run from II to 81
per cent. The Monte Cristo group Of
claims is owned by Douglas White of
Los Angeles. and Gail Borren. Geo.
e. Wharton is the general manager
Five men in six weeks exposed over
$4,000 worth Of ore along 500 feet
on the surface Carload lots shipped
to Bartelsville, Oklahoma. and to Gas,
Kansas, have Melted over s12 IL ton as
raised from the ground. One carload
went within 4 per cent of the limit
OF zinc values in ore.
"There are in sight in the entire
miles along the Spring mountain
range, on dumps. about 1.600,000
tons, principally lead and zinc. The
lead product is sand carbonates, ga
lena lead carbOnates."
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LOCAL MARKETS.

rodays local market receipts include
a fresh car of oranges which are sweet
or and ripper than the cars immediate
~ preceding There are also car lots
of California grapes and sweep pota-
toes. Cranberries are scarce, as the
eastern market is about bare OF them,
with no immediate prospects of any
further supply for the present. Radish-
es and extra fine lettuce are being re-
ceived from California; also. Utah
celery, with dates and figs from north
ern Africa. Hay is going up on &C
count Of the weather The grocers are
giving IA pounds of sugar now for
a dollar. Pork Is off shade. and
mutton Is up a corresponding figure.
The prices obtaining today, are as
follows:
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iron BLOSSOM ON
MINING EXCHANGE
------- =
Tintic Stock Displayed Much Ac-
tivity During Today's
Early Calls.
SIOUX CONSOLIDATED STEADY
Ohio copper Goes at s5.ao--Ncwhousc
Bought at s6.2o-Closins
Quotations.

a leader during today's early call of
the mining exchange was Iron Blossom.
which received good support with the
result that the stock closed strong on
bid OF $40. Tintic Combination also
participated freely, but recorded a de-
cline. while Prince Consolidated was u
shade off as compared to yesterdays
quotations. Silver King Coalition
brought So and Sioux Con. did business
at s1.5o.
On the open board, Newhousc sold at
$500. Black Jack moved off a few
points, while Little Bell found favor at
$2.to.
Ohio Copper came out on a bid of
$40. and more was wanted at that
price.
The closing quotations and sales
We're:
y FORENOON QUOTATIONS.
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CARIsA CIRCULAR.
One Issued to Shareholders About
Proposed Stock Increase

Shareholders of the Carisa Gold &
Copper company are in receipt of
circular from official sources setting
forth the reasons for the proposed in
crease in the capital stock of the cor
poration, which in part is as follows:
The object of the proposed increase
pursuant TO inclosed notice of special
stockholders meeting OF your company
is to place the corporation in a position
where it shall be able to discharge it's
present obligations and TO provide
means with which TO further develop
its resources.
Recent disclosures in neighboring
properties, conspicuously those of the
Colorado, now paying its shareholders
cents per month dividends, and the
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NEW GOLD DISCOVERY.
Kanosh Gets Excited Over Find Made
by VIII Hopkins.
Special Correspondcnc,

Special Correspondence.
Kanosh, Utah, Dec. S.-This town is
the scene Of the latest gold excite
ment. brought about by u discovery
made a few days ago by VIII Hopkins
of this place at a point about six miles
west Of here. Hopkins was out in h.
hills after a load or wood when he
picked up a piece of float containing
unmistakable evidence of gold. Taking
1t home, q sufficient amount of the
rock was pounded up to make good
panninG, and the result was a string
of gold which caused a stampede to
the new colorado. A genuine Nevada
rush ensucd, and men went TO the
scene of the find in all sorts of con-
veyances for the purpose of making
locations. 1t is yet too, early to de-
termine definitely the reat value ofsthe
new district: but the boom Is on and
1t may be that kanosh will yet become
the location of right lively mining
camp.
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TIIE MAJESTIC s,IEInEn.

a. Y. Hart, who promoted the deal
which gave Z. Augustus Heinzc an
option on the Milford smelter of tho
Majestic Copper company. has re-
turned from the east and hns ex-
pressed the opinion that Mr.. Heinze
Will exercise his option He believes
also that Milford is an ideal location
for large smelling works as there is
q splendid territory to draw from in
southern Utah and Nevada.
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REGULAR CALL SALES.

Beck Tunnel, 200 at 50.
Bingham Amalgamated, 500 at >.
Black Jack, 1900 at As; 500 at ~. buy
er so.
Bullock, 1000 at Ga
Carisa. 3l5 at "a; 400 at &c.
Colorado, 800 at 3.l21A; 100 at 315
Columbus Con, 100 at 1.47R, buyer CO.
1nyo, 1000 at 8.
IRON Blossom, 200 at 2.40; 100 at 2S7lA
seller 60; 1,4O0 at 2.42la; 800 al 2.45; 100
at 2.t5. seller 80; 600 at 2.471s, seller CO.
keystone, 500 at 49,
Mountain Lake 1900 at 3Sla
Prince Con, so at $50; 200 at LATE.
Seven Troughs, $500 at II.
Silver King Coalition, so at 500.
Sioux Con-, 100 at 1.50.
South Columbus Con-. 1000 at 49,
Tetro, 500 at 121ls; 1000 al u.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis. Dec. 10.--Wool. unchanged
Territory and western mediums, 1I@2l;
fine mediums. 15G17; fine, 12@14
LONDON.
London, Dec 9,--The offerings at the
wool auction sales today amounted to
14.7Oo. bales. There was strong competi-
ton bctwene home and continental buy
ers for greasy merinos, but Americans
continued to get the best parcels and
the latter paid is 4d for Victorians and
/ I'd for South Australia Crossbreds as
we'll as secured merinos sold quickly at
firm rates, but poor WOODS were irregu-
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REGULAR AFTERNOON SALES.
Beck Tunnel, 100 at IS; 100 at

500 at SO.
Black Jack, 500 at 471s.
Carisa, 500 at 81.
Colorado. 300 at s.121s; 800 at $40.
Iron Blossom. 4.so0 at 2,421&; 1000
at 2471a.
Mason Valley, 300 at 2.20
Mountain Lake. 400 at 3Sia
Nevada Hills 200 at 40; GOO at
Icy y; 100 at l,65, seller so; 100 at !. Go.
Seven Troughs, 1000 at 20h.
Silver King Coalition, 100 at 4.S71s,
Sioux Con, 2,loo at LATE; 500 at
south Columbus, 200 at As; 100 at
A; 700 at 4s; 100 at As, seller 30.
Tetro. $500 at Is.
Tintlc Central, 1000 at OLE.
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TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. Dec. lo.--Money on call
easy, 2@21h per cent; ruling rate, 21s:
closing bid 2. and offered at 292h.
Time loans firm and money active:
60 days, 9 per cent; 80 days, 39314; six
months, az.
Close: Prime mercantile paper $40
Az per cent.
Sterling exchange firm with actual
business in bankers bills at 4.s4.60@
demand.
Commercial bills. 4.s4%@4.s41s.
Bar silver, 49A
Mexican dollars, 45,
Government bonds, steady; railroad
bonds, firm.
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PROVO MINING MEETINGS.
Especial to the "News.")

Provo, Utah. Dec. 1O.-A meeting of
directors of the Plutus Mining company
is scheduled for this afternoon at
which time 1t is expected an assess
ment will be levied The Colorado
3company's directors will also meet lat
ser in the day for dividend action. The
Grand Central and Victoria companies
will probably pass dividend payments
this month. while the Sioux Console
dated company will pay eight cents q
share Yl5t,5s
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3 MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

RI
Tintic Central. 1000 at 91s; 5000 at OK 7.
ATintic Combination, 1000 at 81; 1000
at 9lA; 1000 at 8; 900 at SIX 1000 Cat
So; 1000 at tx; 1000 at IN.
Utah Con. 1.500 at 20.
Victor Con-. 1000 at 13.
Wabash, 100 at 16
Yerinston Copper, l.5oO at Z.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Black Jack, 800 at 40, b. 60; 800 at
As; 800 at 4T5s.
Colorado, 400 at 3.12k
Iron Blossom. 800 at 2.47M, u. 60; 600
at 2.4214; 1000 at 2.4O
1nyo. 1000 at S.
Little Bell, 100 al 21O
Newhousc, 800 at $40.
Prince Con. 800 at 1 AS.
Seven 'rros., 900 al 81.
Sioux Con-, LOO ut 1,50; 700 at 1850,
B. Is.
So. Columbus Con, 100 at A.
Tint. Central, 5000 at 10, b. 60
Tint Combination, 1000 at 81
Utah Con. 1000 at 90.
RECAPITULATIoN.
Shares Value.
Regular call ...........$9.9 15 slT,297. so
Open board ............19,4G 400 17,331.50
Z s.-. -----------------.-
Forenoon totals ....592l5 1874 500 90
AFTERNOON. SESSION.
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ORE AND BULLION.

The ore and bullion settlements
reported late yesterday by Mccormick
Sc Company We're: Crude ore and con-
centrate, 100000; base bullion. $50,
900. Total, S1S0,000.
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A. s. CAMPBELL,
Stock Broker. 215 D. F. Walker Block.
XMAS PICTURES.

"A fine picture is constant pleas
.ure--
We are showing q line ranging
In price from fiftsl cents up
We also do good picture framing
at moderate prices
Midgley-Bodel CO., 33, E. LIST South.
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Anaconda Mining CO.. .... 80. y, I,
Atchison $500. E 4. .so 81. 4
Atchison pfd. y. io oss
Baltimore &. Ohio lV9ts
Brooklyn Rapid Transit S % z
Canadian Pacific 80. 1913 oss
Chesapeake & Ohio. ....:. % q y
Chicago Northwestern =. 10 " ~
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul l5l .
Colorado Fuel & Iron. % -
Colorado g. Southern, ex. div.....s. OF -
Delaware G. Hudson ....l ~ ~
Denver & Rio Grande 1913
Denver & Rio Grande pfd ~ . S % 4
Erie ......... ,. Z. r.; y 4; Il
Great Northern pfd $50. . - =
Great Northern Ore CTS -. - 70 2, e
Illinois Central lace
International Paper. =
M et..... ......,..io
Interborough- Met pfd.............. 3SFa
Louisville g. Nashville l23ts
Missouri Pacific ...................- o..
Missouri, Kansas, & Texas. ....... s9as
National Biscuit .......!............s w
National Lead Observation-Disclosures. 1914
New York Central ...............,lll:s
Northern Pacific 142ss
Pacific Mail ....... =; -
Pennsylvania ............. lauss
Peoples Gas :. ..LOufs
Pressed Steel Car ................;..5 39sa
Pullman Palace Car..............1Il
Reading .........., lsl
Rock Island Co... .....-...... "a
Rock Island Co, pfd.... 6oA
southern Pacific .1211I
Southern Railway ........,........ 2oss
Union Pacific
United States Steel ......!.......... %
United States Steel pfd...... ......1l3
wabash ........ ................... y
Western Union .....=............... 691.
Standard OIL $40
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REAL ESTATE is A GOOD
INVESTMENT under three condi-
ditions:
LIST. As a home.
End. AS farm producing a crop
on land located right; cheap
enough and GOOD enough to
grow In value.
Ord. Business or prospective bust
ness property in Il growing
town where such property is
located in the direction in
which business is growing.
WE CAN SELL your any of the
three classes at prices that
will make you glad ever
after.
GEORGE NJ. CANNON co,
5l2-51S Terlpleton Building.
Phone Bell 81.
And after-a-while you'll wonder
why you didn't BUY AND
Buy MORE preferred stock
in utali-Idaho Sugar stock
at today,s prices.
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Mining Co 9 Attention.

We repair and rewind burned-out
motors. Special attention to out OF
town business. All work guaranteed
Wasatch Electric Service Co., No. 4s
Post Office Place. Bell phone. main 2216.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO

Chicago, Dec. 1O-Cattle Receipts,
estimated 5000; market steady. Beeves,
3.50@i775; Texans. 3.40@4.SG; Westerns.
8. rs; stockerS and feeders, COG
4.so; cows and heifers. 150Q4.9o calves.
G.0N1S.25.
Hogs-Receipts. estimated. 1000 mar
ket &c. higher. Lights. 5.0o45.65;. mixed,
b.25 q 90; heavy, 5.S5 .95; rough, b.SoY
5.56; good to choice heavy. S.bo4o.sS;
pigs. 3.50@4.So; bulk, 5.4595.@.
Sheep--Recepts.. estimated. 10000; mar
ket strong. Native. 2.5oA4.7b; WESTERN
250@4.TO; yearlings, 4. 25@5. 10; lambs, ma
tives, 4.4C47 rs; western, 4.tea1 so.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Dec. 1O.-Cattle-Receipts,
10000; market steady. Stockers and feed
ers, a.o9a5.Oo bulls, s.4uQl4n; calves.
$5ogs;59; western sl1a g steers s'0Q O. %;
to &c. higher: Bulk Of sales, 25Q5.7S;
heavy, 4.5OI5.S0; packers and butchers,
5.40@5.75; lights, 6,00a5. 30; pigs. 1000
sheep-Receipts, 5000; market steady.
4,50.
Omaha, Dec. MISUNDERSTANDING. 5000,
steers, 3.40G6.l0; Texas steers. 3.cOgbO 200;
cows and heifers. 2.75G4 80; Gamers. 200
GIFTS; stockers and feeders. 3.00QS..6;
calves, 3.2546OO; bulls and stays. ESQ
AIS.
Hees-Receiptsi 1000; market ct strong ,a4
55oa5.60; lights. s. 5sd5. 80; pigs. 4.S5a5. 90.
Sheep-Recepts. 5000; market strong
er. Yearlngs, 500a5.75; lambs, $500
100,
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Dec 1O.-The wheat market
opened weak with prices unchanged to
ss lower. Selling was, general at the
start but later several OF Che leading
longs bought freely which caused a
steadier tone
May opened at 1.N to 1.01a and sold
at 1.075s.
Corn opened easy owing to general
selling but soon developed moderate
tirmness owing to buying based on an
official forecast of unsettled weather
opened at 6lTs to 81 and sold at G. q 62ls.
The. oats market was steady at slight
decline. May opened at ,6s7s to 5sh.
Provisions We're Arm because of de-
creased receipts Of live hogs. There
was fairly active demand but offerings
We're light. At the opening prices We're
21s to 10 cents higher.
Tho wheat market was extremely ner-
vous the greater part OF the day,
prices fiuctuating violently over range
about the middle Of the day day on profit
taking by some Of the leading holders.
May declined to los Late in the ses-
sion the market became firm and prices
day. May selling up to 1.0a4; The close
was firm with May only shade below
Yesterdays close. at 1.071s4a. G75s.
May selling OF to 6l1A. The late adj
vance in wheat caused considerable COW
erfng by shorts in the corn market and
Final 'e quotations on May May We're we a sh shade,
below the previous close at c.
Close-Wheat-De 1.03A: May. 1.07S
@1.Gss: July, 80; Sept, s. u.
ga, oats Pee 5oM; May. 6s@5sas July,
Pork-bec., 14.49h; Jan. 16.s71a: May,
Lard-pec., s;17,A; Jan, o.s5: May,
r. Rib5s-Jan Jan. So: May. s.57M.
Rye-Cash. 7G sat Dec, H May, 79k1s |
Timothy~Dac.s ass: March. 2 o5
Clover--Dec.. $40: March, $50.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York, Dec. l0.-Sugar raw. steady.
Fair refining. 1885, centrifugal. sc test.
1856: molasses sugar. 3.11.
dered 400; granulated, $50.
Coffee-Quiet No. Z Rio, GA No
Santos. rs @SM
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago, Dec; lo-Rutter steady.
2q3O: DAIRY. q y @25.
Eggs-Steady. Firsts, %.
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TONOpAH.

Tonopah Nevada, 6.75 asked; Tono-,
pah Ext, 40 bid; MacNamara, 35@36
Midway, 1921; Tonopah Belmont, 90
@9l; Tonopah North Star, 3@4; West
End Con, 81 bid; Rescue, 3@4; Jim
Butler, II bid Cash Boy, 8 asked.
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sIOUX CON. DIVIDEND.
Directors Met In Provo ana Post Ono
For $4,000

AT Provo today. the directors of tho
Sioux Consolidated Mining company
met and posted a dividend of s cents
a share, or $4,000, which is payab bis
on the 10th inst, to all shareholders
of record on the 18th inst.
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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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MUSIC TEACHERS.
All who desire to consult the lI.t
OF the representative professors and
music teachers OF Salt Lake SHOULD
read the Musicians Directory" in
the Saturday News"
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EvAPoRATED FRUITS.

New York, Dec. 9.--The market for
evaporated apples shows no change. but
the undertone seems to be slightly
steadIer. Fancy are quoted at S1a@sis,
choice 7ta4S, prime 6S4G7, old crop +aS,
according TO grade.
Prunes are quiet, with prices ranging
and from 61i to tx for Oregon fruit.
50s to 30s.
Aprcots are firm, with choice quoted
at az @9a, extra choice 10a10lA. fancy
11M11ls.
Peaches are a little more active. with
choice quoted at 7@T1. extra choice, ~.
as. fancy Sla1l1. go
loose muscatels quoted at 5 u q 6is. choice
TO fancy seeded, 697A, seedless. 4isa6,
and London layers at sl.501160.
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coMsTocK.

Ophir, 1.62lsGl165; Mexican, 1901;
Gould & Curry, asked; Con. Va, 71D
@26; Confidence, 1.60@1.62A; Sierra Ne
vada, 22@a3; Union, 1920: Chollar 6
bid: Potosi, IA asked; Crown Point, 40
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NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS.

New York. Dec. 10.
Amalganiated Copper ...,........ S4Is
American Car & Foundry......... 46&
American Locomotive 55M
American Smelling e Refining. DsEs
Am. Smelling Il Refining pfd.. ..10IA
American Sugar Refining 1929
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock & Co.. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following from
San Francisco on Nevada mining stocks
tDdo Ia. liA'
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MINERS. ATTENTION.
With one years option I can sell
your merltorious mining properties.
C. s., Box leo. Park City. Utah.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS.
FOR YOUR XMAS PRESENTS.

Why not give some calling cards.
We print them Right.
Quality-Appearan
THE DESIlRET NEWS.
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.DoIp1In WHITNEy & SONS

Members L. S Stock and Mining Elk.
Ind, 261. 332 Atlas. Bell, lT17.
Correspondence confidential.
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RuLLFRoG,

Original. 1@2; Bullfrog Mining, 1902;
National Bank, 3 bid; Gold Bar, Zoe;
Bonnie Glare. asked.
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MANHATTAN.

Mani Con-, SOS; Mani. Min. Co, 1
vid: G. Wedge, 2 asked; s. Humphrey,
bid: Little Gray, bid; Ong, Manu-,
l asked; Pinenut. 1@2: Buffalo. i asked;
Standard. l. asked: Mineral Hill. 465.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-10
WHOLESALE.
MEATS AND POULTRY

Dressed beef. per pound ......, 5@eu
Dressed veal. per pound ....sSio
Dressed pork, per pound .......Sn7
Dressed mutton, per pound ,7G,s
Lamb, per pound ........
Lard per pound
Live hens, per pound ...........is
Hens. dressed, per pound .......is
Turkeys. per pound...... ......, 25G2S
FARM PRODUCTS.
Timothy, per ton ...5... 1e oo
Alfalfa, per ton ....t..... IL "a
Wheat, per cwt. la
Corn. per cwt..... e.
Oats, per cwt. ..5.,.... ~
Barley. rolled, per cwt .....1 40
Flour, family. per cwt. On
Flour. straight grade, per cwt eo
Flour, high patent. per cwt
Bran and, Shorts, per cwt .....1a q
Corn meal, per cwt .e.7oa2 90
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
Fresh Utah creamery. extra .... 10
June storage creamery 2,r
Ranch butter ........... ~
Cheese. per pound .156Dl7
Eastern fancy cheese .............
Ranch eggs ..i......... -,t......... SIC 90
Eastern eggs ........-.........9. 00@g9. 50