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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-15
RAILROAD WILL
DELIVER j. s. ORE
Eureka & Palisade Company
Agrees to Transport 100
Tons Per Day.
FROM RICHMOND EUREKA
Hence Orders Have Been Given To
Resume Production from Ne
yada Mine Again.

The doubt expressed some days agc
about the United States company re-
Stunning operations at the Richmond"
Eureka mines at Eureka, Nevada has
been entirely removed The powers
that be behind the Eureka & Palisade
railroad have concluded that they want
the revenue to he derived from thu
movement of orc over their line and
have arranged to handle an output Of
100 tons per day.
when the management of the Unit
cd States company announced that 1t
was ready to receive 80 again at
Bingham Junction. the Eureka & Pail
SADIE railroad was requested to prepare
to transport 1a0 tons of ron ore from
the Richmond Eureka mine to PAIL
sade. IT fairly took the breath of
General Manager Hciutz when in
formed that the road would not agree
10 move more than 50 tons daily. then
followed the statement that unless the
line could do better than that, Ill.
mines would not be opened AT all This
looked too serious to President NJ l..
Requa of the railroad company. where
upon he let II be known that the ROAD
would undertake to handle 100 tons per
day This satisfied the smelter people
and while 100 tons from Eureka will
scarcely supply the needs. the balance
of the required tonnage doubtless viii
be obtained from Eintic or other
sources.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, July i6-The local wheat mar;
ket was weak today and prices declined
about / cent under pressure OF heavy
selling by commission houses and
longs, Weak cables rain In Manitoba
ana forecast for rain tonight In the
Dakotas all combined to bring about a
bearish sentiment There was consider
able covering on the break and part of
the early loss was retrieved. September
s s5psNG to s Sold g 20 at s5a and them back
to SOS.
There was no Improvement in tone in
weak September sold off 10 9s% ana
closed at $685.. net loss of la n.
Corn was rather, quiet and the mar.
but rallied later on buying by shorts.
September opened unchanged 10 y lower
at 1874 TO r.. and sold al IAN;
FirmneSs developed in the latter half
of tho session and tho close was firm;
September advanced TO 70 and closed
at AZ gain of q
Oats were quiet and easy, due to
cooler weather in the northwest and 70
prospects Of rain. September opened y
to z q ~ lower at iSM43ls to Sh, and
sold al a. and advanced to Az
The provisions market reacted from
yesterdays slump and ruled strong un-
der free covering by shorts. September
higher at i6.s2is to is 90 and sold up %
1870 Lard started 2ls G5 lower TO ~
higher al s32ls TO $500 49, and sold
nj s'i75s 10 $50. and sold al g. ssIs
Close. Wheat-July S9% Sept, aofs;
GoTn-%Ialy, 5s3a Sept IN ,a Dec s 81.
42% u s is Dec o'' Az y '"'' ''' '''''
Fork~July, $50; sept 1880; Oct,
Lard--July, s.a2h Sept. $40; Oct.
Ribs-Jly $40; Sept, S.S@S@h;
Oct. S.92Lz ass,
Rye--Cash, Nd7b
Timothy-Se 3.bn 100.
Clover Nothing doing.
Barley--Cash. 6aH
SUGAR AND coTFEu
New York, July b. Sugar Raw, quiet
t.3b; molasses sugar, 3, g.
ketincd-Quict. Crushed, 6.l0; powder
I'd, so; granulatod, 3.
Coffee-Quiet No. Santos, SA
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago, July l5.-Butter steady.
Creamerics, lsM2l; dalries, Ia ~
Eggs-Steady Firsts, In
EvAPORATEp FRUITS.
Now York. July N.-With quota
lions unchanged. the eyaporated apple
market maintained "A fairly steady Tone
today, with trade limited. Fancy are
quoted at lod i0ls; choice, sWs' prime,
< better tone Is shown IN prules, but
prices are quotably unchanged; Cali
fornias range from Ss 20 IL ana orc
CONS from bla 10 IA
An Increased demand In shown for
aprcuts. with choice atm quoleu AT lg4
ldh extra choice ilaliis fancy l2a
Peaches remain duh and nominally an
No fresh interest Is shown 10 ralslns
loose muscatels being quoted az
GA choice TO fancy seeded. laWliai
stadless, 5l6 London layers l.S@l,Sd
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BOSTON.

Boston. July 1.-THE demand for
special lines In the wool market con-
tinues with late advances holding frin.
Heavy sales of oregon staple woods have
been made and there is call for one
quarter, three-eighths and half blood
fleeces. Other lines are full Quotations:
Calitornia-Northern, i3a Ia, middle
country. 3S4N; southern. Ssa40; fall
oregon-Esstern No staple. a6O;
eastern No. ] clothing. 4sg50; valley No.
/. +og42.
medium staple, 55G SO: fine clothing. 80
81; fine medium clothing, 4544si half
blood 50d55; -eighths-blood, $50
30; quarter blood. 1905: pulled, extra,
$50 81; fine a, 52q5S; A supers, isg 10.
LONDON
London, July H.--A large number Of
buyers attended the opeing OF the fourth
series of wool auction sales here today
Inere WAS spirited competition for the
Boot bales brought forward and prices
ruled firm.
Merinos were unchanged to per cent
advance over the May price. Cape OF
Good Hope secured was unchanged TO 3
per cent cheaper, and greasies were un-
changed to per cent dearer. Americans
bought suitable parcels OF crossbreds,
occasionally paying ia per cent advance
over the last sales
ST. LOUIS
st. Louis, July l5--Wool-Steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums, liM IL; nne
mediums. i0@ Is; fine, s412.
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BUSINESS LARGE
PRICES HIGHER

New York. July 15.-openlng adj
vances in prices OF stocks too.y were
general but small.
A good volume OF business was trans
acted during the first half hour of trad
ing. and prices Iioved up an addition
al fraction. Abound II o'cloosk the
mark began To Ease off and the west
ern stocks fell back to yesterdays clos
ing
The reaction brought out renewed
demand and prices recovered to the
top level Dealings were less active
than during the first hour.
Bonds were steady
The advanc. was checked after u. $.
Steel had .lser point and there was
a reaction. Heavncss of Baltimore.
4 Ohio and the realizing IN National
Lead discouraged buying Federal
mining yielded Az.
The market closed heavy and rather
dull Selling to realize profits carried
small active stocks in the final hour
back TO last nights level or slightly
below. Stocks steadied but rallied on
y slightly.
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COPPER OUTPUT
DURING JUNE
-----------------------
Production Seventeen Million
Pounds Below That Of Same
Period Last Year.
UTAH HAS NEW HIGH MARK.
Flood Conditions i'm Montana Caused
Decline Thcre--How
Ely Figures.


reports from the various
mines in tho United States, Canada
and Mexico would indicate a decrease
~ OK oe, go o,,,ds IN tho nroduc-
a. .,,
uoi ol copper LOT the
months of 1907 and decrease or
1889. 900 pounds as compared with
tho er,, h,I, 90 ,ooe pverv mon,h
,,.,..i
vI ihe year mas SHOWN supsta . va, a.
ueChhe- May hpproacheu heaies' w
iasc year ngures. - e.,.,.
me nosIoh news buIeau ~ I.s
tht prouucllon Oh copper IN 'ie O'i 49,
s.etes' n,eN,eo anu S"l, 'a,.I no ,,.,,h
at ,s,4ol,'-o pVuhuS IoH'p",Nu 49,.
30 @9,vov pou'us Nv 1uhe ,a' one
a"r i,oo1''Vo pouhuS IN oune, l' sS,,
az .otal piouuotlps' ~ i,.on'.it9 ~,
wy iiIs' SIN rlot'hs VI 'i''s s''' -
'i'i,ateu as ioli0 o"a ooo ro.,. es
oos INA oot'Voso tns, %. S S, ~
uSo'ao v' Marci' t',luO,.Vf' npil'
'.oos,'ee02, MAY 'u,oov..'So '"''S' -
'u n $3.50 ,,,o 10
ror tne h.st tlIile .liis var .ne y, ~,
uuction IN arlHoie IA 'u.s ~ ~ w
~, 49, o Aeat nsuieS' s " ,,,,i,
-o;Vsp,"Vv pouiIus iasr sea' ,,, 800,
I'"ii "l9o eno aNa ~, ~
liisn ~ - W s,oon go p, g.,
1sn,is' ao"ut o'guv;'T 10, s", ui'us 5
JuIe SeaI asS aiu 1,.,' - ~" e'.
Natau ' "o'n s'''" S'ieh' iiei
III ri ia Sa,t Gea' m l., as,,,io,, 10.
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS,

Notice is hereby given that sealed bid,
viii be received by the undersigntc
up to p. m, July 18th. laS. for "a,
material and LABOR required IN laynF
cement walks at the University ,cI
at University site. Salt Lake City, fol
the University ul | tain, au,, ,.. = o..
to plans specifications and drayinu.
which are. open for inspection of tile btl
ders at the office of Dallas a Hedges
architects, in the Deseret National Ban.
BUILDING, at the. corner of Main ant
First South SITS. in salt Lake City. Utah
and all bids and proposals ut the abovt
time will be opened publicly and reat
in the regents office at the Deseret Ma
tional Bank. in said City.
All bids must be addressed To Uni
versity of Utah, Salt Lake City, t'tar.
and marked IN the lower left hand cor
ner. Bid or such bids can be deiy
cred to the Board of Regents at tn,
said time and place.
Bids must not contain conditions, quail
ifcations. proposals or any other things
fications, drawings, contracts or bonds
and bidder must use the form of bid!
without change, which will be found AT
the office OF the said architects, and nc
other form of bid will be received.
A certified or cashiers check on some
bank in Salt Lake City Utah, for at
least per cent of the amount
Of each nd must be en-
able to the undersigned, and is to hs
forfeited in case the bid is accepted. anc
the bidder does not enter into the con
tract and bond within three days after
its acceptance. for the faithful execution
of the contract and bond hereinafter
mentioned.
The proposed contract and bond are
also at the office of said architects, anc
can there be examined.
A bond must be furnished Tor one-het
of the bid. with good and sufheient sure
ties all satisfactory and acceptable W
the undersigned. ,,.,4 =.
reject any and all bids. .,,,
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH.
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WILL SELL.


100000 shares of stock. par value 81
each. At the present time there are
10000 shares of stock In the treasury.
ll9.100 shares of the original amount
of treasury stock having been disposed
Of In the treasury also there Is the
sum of S2.930.2S.
The development work on the group
consists OF a double compartment shaft
now down sos feet, and this work is to
be continued to the ore zone, which, the
application states. has not been reach
ed yet. The railroad line extends across
the entire property, The stock is as
sessable. Samuel Newhouse is presl-
dent c. G. Parsons, Jr., is secretary
and c. II. Griffin Is treasurer.
The company owns controlling in
terest in the ingot Gold Mining, Golden
Gate Extension and Florodora Mining
companies, besides being the owner of
several claims outright. All the pro-
perty is located at Mercur and near the
Consolidated Mercur mine
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-15

vate wire this afternoon.
Butte q London. 55m4b; Cumber-
land Ely, tx as: Giroux CONSOLIDATE
ed. 3A n3h: Nevada Consolidated.
t2h mi2%; Nevada Utah, i5-l6M 3;
Niplssing. 7m7s; Newhouse. 70 a.
5ts Tennessee Copper. 35h @35h :
Utah Copper. 3ad34h First National
Copper. 4n4h. Davis DAILY. ! X a 2 u
Dominion Copper. ia az; Ely Cen
trail, loo al Y; Ely Consolidated, II
ais: Furnace Creek, 15m17; Yukon,
3%Gt37s; Miami. Id7is; Greene q. & 5.
Com, 17d20; Mitchell, h@is Mont
gomery Shoshone. NGA Nfvada
Smelling. %Gi: silver Queen, a-16d
Us: silver Leaf. i2mi4; King Edward,
isG%: Foster Cobalt i0d5o; Cobalt Cen
trail S4a3ih: McKinley-Darragh, 1oI
7S; Tlntic Mining 3%G3is: Gibraltar,
5a6; n. Butte Extn., SO@S2.
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HoRNBLowBR LETTER.

BY James A. Pollock & Co.. bankers
and brokers. received over their private
Wire this afternoon:
Boston: The local copper market
opened quiet at about last nights clos
ing prices, North Butte and Butte Coal
ition We're again the features and the
trade in these stocks was heavy. The
buying of both these Is considered of
excellent character and although there
has been a considerable rise in North
Butte the feeling is still bullish. Cau-
ton should be exercised, however, at
this level Favorable developments at
the Butte Coalition property should
make this stock of greater value than
present figures in the near future, AS
a whole. the copper market shows a
strong undertone although reactions
must be expected
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CONCENTRATES.

James T. Hammond left for Logan
last night.
n. A. Dunyon departed for the Tin
tic mining district today
President John t. Dubois of the YAM
kee Consolidated arrived from the east
last evening
John w Hatfield former active
member of the Salt Lake Stock & Min
ing exchange, was in the city today.
d. r. Rohlfing. manager of the Lulu
Mining company In Beaver county.
states that preparations are being made
to resume development work
According to the New York Conf
mercial j. j. Bamberger. formerly of
this city. has retired from the broker
age business in New York.
A. II. Godbe, who is making an in
spection of mining interests at Phoebe
this week. expects to go on TO Cali
fornia before returning. His family
is soJouIning at Long Beach for the
summer
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

10, NJ. Holmen to Peter Christian
son. lot !. block 3d. 2 r., F. AZ
salt Lake County TO the Salt Lake
my Co. lot ., block o. plat a.
anu otners '''...,.., 49,. ,..,.,.... Il
Aaron KeyBer and wife TO n q
stilnEham, part of lot 4. block So
n o, stringham and wife to Joseph '''
Haynes, part of lot 4. block s.,
II. e. Hoffman and wife TO John W
Van, Dam ct 81, lots 2s 81. Is. block
l, Bietimer Sub ......,a ...,........'.
Same TO same, lots Is. l6, block 2
City Hall Sub....... .....,
Mary ~ Lun 10 Fred =. Luff, pnrt
OF lot T. block ~. plat D.'....,.
etc, block I. First Burlington
addition to Glendale park .......,
Hannah Newman TO l.. IL. Il Witch
ell. land In section IS. towIshlp
north, range | west ...,.....,... 15l
Hannah Newman to w W Einury,
land I'm section o., township /
north range | west commandments. a51
Sarah q. Ray TO Lucy q. Green,
part OF block S. Union Fort 49,.
Central Investment company To NJ
W. Andrus land In section 20,
township south. range ] east. $50
Elizabeth n. Dehlin 10 Elizabeth s
Lang lot e, block J. Waterloo,
Salt Lake Security and Trust com.
pany To Fred III Crager, part Of
lot T. block 20. plat A..,....o.u zoo
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REGULAR GAIL SALES

Black Jack, 200 at so.
Bullock, 1000 at 1914; 1000 at l3. buy
er 60
Colorado 500 at i.37iz
Crown Point. 800 at 1914 500 at 80;
1000 at "a, buyer So
Iron Blossom, 100 at els: 200 at 2.i1iz;
800 al 2.20.
Lower Mammoth. 200 at &c.
Mountain Lake. 500 at IS; 1000 at 81;
/, 500 at Sc
Nevada Hills 100 at IT'S
Seven Troughs, 200 at 90, 1000 at 9l,4;
1000 at 81
silver Shield, 500 at Ii. buyer 80.
Sioux Con. 1850 at LOS.
Swansea Con. 80 at 40; 700 at 30
Utah Con. CTintic), 800 at %; 500 at
22Is.
Victor Con, 900 at H.
Wabash, 200 at 90.
OPEN BOARD SALES,
Big Hill 900 at .os.
Beck Tunnel. 500 at 1.05; 500 at
1.07 Y; 700 at 10. buyer so
Bullock, 500 at 10. buyer so; $500
at t2Iz
Colorado 800 at 4.37ta.
Crown Point. 500 at 3sh;. $500 at
"a: 1000 at a. buyer SO; 500 at
34A buyer 60.
Iron Blossom, 900 at 2.2O: 1900
at 2.22 y l,4oo at 2.25 buyer so; 200
at 2.Z5.
indian Queen. 1000 at ~; 500 at
12lk.
hex. 500 at Is.
Min. Lake 100 at 81; 1000 at SIS,
buyer 81
Uncle Sam, 200 at 43, buyer 60: 500
at 80.
Utah Con. tTintic). 1000 at 22h
REHABILITATION.
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A NEW DISEASE.
"OxaIuria" Caused by Presence 81
Much Oxalic Acid in the Blood.

New York, July 15.--That he has dis
cussed new disease of the nerves which
he terms 'oxaluria" before the recent
international medical congress a Wen
ma, is stated by DR.. Gustav Baag Of
Portland, o. DR.. Baar with MS daush-
ter Beatrice arrived on the kaiser viii
helm. ii The physician was one of the
representatives sent from this country
TO attenL the biennial meeting of medi-
ral men.
Il have determined that in many cases
the breaking down of the nerves is Oft
EN- caused by the presence OF large guam
titles of oXalic acid in the system said
DR. Baar This disease. / have named
eXaluria, and before the congress | read
a treatise on my discoveries and recon-
mendations az TO proper treatment.
For one thing, ] believe that the So
called rest cure' Will soon be a thing
of the past a treatment for nervous
exhaustion. On the contrary. stimula-
ton of the muscular energies is needed
and the patient would more Immediately
be benefited and ultimately cured.
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PRINCE ROYAL VEIN.
Has Been Encountered on Four Hun
dred Level of Prince Con. Mine.

A letter from Supt. Lloyd of the
Prince Consolidated mine at Phoebe
contains the very gratifying inforna-
tion that the Prince Royal vein has
been encountered on the i00-foot level.
When the letter was written the cross
cut had not penetrated far enough to
determine the width of the vein at
that point, but Nh Lloyd stated that
the character of the ore was about the
same as that found on the 300
The Prince Royal vein contains high
grade values in gold, silver and lead
and according to authentic reports If
the mine had no other resource but this
one vein It would be a big proposition
In itself
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JURY FINDS STEVE
ADAMS NOT GUILTY

Grand Junction, Colo, July h.
Steve Adams, member of the Western
Federation of Miners was acquitted
afternoon Adams alleged confession
of the crome was excluded as evidence
by Judge Shackleford and eight wilt
nnesses testified to an alibi for the
accused man.
Collins, who was manager of the
Smuggler- Union mire at Telluride
was shot through window of his
office on the night of Nov 10, 1902,
when playing cards with friends.
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THE OGDEN SHELTER.
Furnaces Not in Operation But soon
Will BE-

Manager j. y. Jensen OF the Indepen-
dent Smelling company of Ogden is in
the city today and reports that some
delay in starting the smelter has been
experienced on account of the non-ar-
rival Of an electric motor ordered sew
eral weeks ago II Is expected, how
ever. that the fires viii be kindlod by
the end of the week
The company has been receiving ore
for several weeks from Colorado, Neva-
da and Montana. In fact, Mr. Jensen
states, the yards are filled with Il.
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OHIO COPPER.
Annual shareholders Meeting Post
poned Second Time.

The Boston News Bureau OF last sat
urday contains the first Information
received here about the Ohio Copper
shareholders meeting. scheduled 30
have taken place on the Bird inst. Tn,
regular meeting date was June 3rd
when n postponement was taken for
80 days. Another months postpone
ment has been taken, making the meet
ing date Aug 3. 1t is believed by
that time the companys plans will
have been arranged and that follow
ing tn, election OF new board tho
mine win soon be back ON the active
list again,
The Ohio company has mill all
completed excepting the installation Of
machinery and a portion of that Is
now on the ground. The plant can
be easily placed IN shape for COM
mission within SO or 90 days.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

about i$co; market steady. Beeves, i.3;
uI.gg; Texans. 3.50Q5. 10; Westerns 90
$50; stockers and feeders. 2.6JGl 40;
calves, 4.50GD6.75.
Hogs Receipts about 24OOo market
weak. Lights. 6.20n6.S0, mixed, 6.25@6.90:
heayies, 6.N@6.D; roughs. 6.25a6 80:
good to choice heavy, 6,50W6.91; pigs, ola
oslo. bulk of sales, 6.6lm6.sp
strong. NATIVES, 2.i5eS Us; Vest Westerns. ' 2.5S
a4.7j; ycarlings, i,40a5.25; lambs, 400
VIm; westerns. i.50M1.0O.
KANSAS CRY.
Kansas city. July 15.-Cattle- Receipts.
600. including 1000 southernsi market
steady. Native steers, i.5QnS. 500; native
cows and heifers, 2.00utl2i; stockers
and feeders. 3.OJ@5.25; bulls, 2, 1904 y;
6.25; western cows 2,75Gi.0o,
Hogs-Receipts, 500; market . to Toe.
lower. Bulk Of sales. 6.i5M6.60; heavies.
6.55Q670; packers and butchers, 6.5om
Shcep--Receipts 1000: market strong.
Muttons, i.u0G i.60; lambs 4.50M6.1o.
range wethers. 5000 20 fed ewes, 800
a4.25.
Omaha Neb., July 5--Cattle--Receipts,
2l0o1. market steady. Native steers. 4. .
lgT26, cows and heifers. 2.76Q i.l5; west
40, range cows and helfers, 2.!0G 90;
Gamers, 2.00q3.G; stockers and feeders,
2.15a4.65; calves. 2.76Gi $50; bulls and
Hogs Receipts, 1900, market lo@l 5c.
lower. Heavy, 6.SOd650; mixed 6 .Sop
Of Of sales sSGs.& y go
sheephReeepts 400 market nrSf strong TO
ers. Soa4.25; ewes, S.oo@S.S5; lambs.
6.O0IT.0p.
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Within Sixty Day.

The beet harvest will be on. Ana
prospects arc fine Now liz the time
TO buy; moi to sell PREFERRED
STOCK UrAH-IDAHo SUGAR
COMPANY No man should sell a
share unless obliged to do So IN
SIX YEARS THE PREFERRED
STOCK HAS NEVER MISSED
PAYlNG EACH QUARTER nv
CENTS PER SHARE DIVIDEND.
Par value Of shares $40 In past
seven months stock has grown In
market value over rs per cent and
ought 20 increase to at least $40
per share In the next few months.
And regular dividends every quar-.
Ter are sure.
GEORGE NJ, CANNON co,
Rooms bi2-Sls Templeton Build
Ms Phone BEN 81.
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Sales OF the Forenoon Call aggregated
Nearly $50. 900.

Taking into considh ration that the
not weather has COME on in earnest.
trading remains remarkably good on
tne mining exchange. the sales of To-
days early calls footing up to nearly
$4,000 Iron Blossurl opened on
sale at s2.15 and advanced to 80 %.
crown Point was takcn from 3sik up
TO "a cents. while Swa usea Consolidated
Went at 80 and 40. Uncle Sam Com
solidated. Bullock. and. Utah Con. were
also In good demand
The unlisted sules were. Eureka
Swansea Extension at Ia Mountain
Lake Extension at s: upntah Treasure
Hin at l6, and East Crown Point al ga
cents. The closing quotations and
sales were:
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BUTTE COALITION.

A Boston correspondent of Pollock &
Co, says: II get it on authority of one
OF the directors of the Butte Coalition
company that the company has opened
up two bodies of very high grade ore
on the seventeenth level of the Rarus
and one in the Minnie Healy. My i'm
formant tells me that the body of ore in
the Rarus looks as fine as anything the
North Butte has got"
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AFTERNOON SALES

Bingham Anal, 500 at 10.
Crown Point, 1900 az "a. 1900 at 3sb.
Iron BloHsom iOo NJ e,22h seller 20.
800 at 22S; IN ut 222I5
Lower Mammoth. 300 at a.
May Day. 400 AZ 90
Seven TrouEhs 900 nj a.
Sioux Con, 21O0 at 40.
south Columbus. 100 al As: 200 M "a.
Ion 1T SO. 7O0 at 81
swansea CON. 40 al 90
retro. i.ooo AT II 80 ~ H..
Tintie Central. SEQ NJ ~.
Uncle sam Con. iO0 at a.
Utah Con. 500 NJ 90
Yankee Con. 500 at g.
Xenoll, LOO at 20.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-15
T0DAY's MONEY MARKET

New York, July I5.--Close. u,na.
on call easy. 4 4 III ~ per ,ent, r,,,
ting rate. 1 "a closing bid ~ oiycrs,
at N.
Time loans slightly Rrmcr, co d,,,
per cent: 30 days = at "a pcr cen,
six months, 3A per cent
Prime mercantile paper ~ M
per cent.
Sterling exchange easier with actin,
business In bankers bills at As; in So.
demand and at 1875 al "a TO-, w. ~,
day bills: commercial bills, 49, nj v,
Bar silver. 533s ~
Mexican dollars, IG,