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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-11
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
DAILY WEST BOOKS
WILL Be EXAMINED
.tudcc Armstrong Makes an Order IN
Favor of N. otto liankc and
n. ". Macmillan

In the fight for the control of the
Daly-wcst Mining company II QUO
uanko and n. r.. Macmillan won a
signal victory this morning over j T.
Ramborser. president. and Josiah Bar
nett. secretary. when they obtained
writ OF mandate in Judge George G.
Armstrong court giving them permits
sion TO examine the list OF stockholders
and the accounts and contracts entered
into with other corporations. HANK.
and Macmillan with proxies control
about 10000 shares of the stock while
The Bambergcr faction controls about
90 900 shares. The struggle for the con-
troll OF the company will come TO a cli-
max next February when the annual
stockholders meeting is TO be held IN
Denver
Hanke and Macmillan claim that the
Bambcrgcrs are not operating the mine
o. The best advantage TO the stOckhoid-
crs and charges OF gross mlsmanase-
ment are made by Hankc in his deposit
ton. II Is claimed that the Bambergefs
know all the stockholders who are
scattered about the country and are
unable to get proxies from thcm and
hold the control OF affairs, managing
the mine In their own way.
on the other hand. Ernest Bambcr-
ger. who was the principal witness for
tho defendants, declared that Hanke
and Macmillan were also stockholders
IN the Daly-Judge mine and wanted this
Information for the benefit Of the other
mining company so that the DAILY
Judge could be operated 20 advantage
over the Daly-West mine In many re-
spccts. In his testimony Mr.. Bambcr-
ger said that he objected to anybody
seeing the list OF stockholders. He
said snilingly that he did not think it
was "a good thing to let the tax COM
missioners see the books either
According 10 the decision handed
down by Judge Armstrong the allega-
lions made by the defendants were not
proven Since the action was COM
mtnccd. j. J. DAILY who was one OF the
plaintiffs, has sold his stock In the
ompany ana no order was made in re-
gard to giving him permission to cx-
anime the books.
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Fine Body Encountered IN CIiH TIM
mel CARRYING IIigh Nalnes

The most important strike ever made
In the Revenue Mining company's
property in Beaver county. was re-
corded last week when Manager Ar
thur !. Walters run into body Of
high grade ore IA the Cun tunnel
Samples OF the rock brought TO tho
city by l.. @. Burton and MI Walters,
show high silver and lead values. pick
cd samples running nearly 200 ounces
In the white metal and IS per cent
lead. A shipment Is now being sacked,
and II Is expected that IL win be on
the market about the latter part OF the
month This viii be the initial ship
mont from the property.
In addition TO the above strike in
the west drift from the cross-clt tun-
mel. the whole face OF the drift being
I'm ore the management has also en-
cOuntered excellent indications Of an
approaching ore body In the east drift
from the same tunnel. Both Of these
drifts are thought to be on the C1in
vein. hut that has not been fully de-
termined yet
The property is located I'm the center
OF the Wah Wah range, about rs miles
southwest nom Newhouse. and consists
Or about 1900 acres Of mining claims
The company Is employing "a force ~
about l6 men, and after varying sue
cess. and many disappointments ana
delays the news that the company
has struck good ore VIII be gratifying
10 a number Of stockholders On tho city
who have stayed with the proposition,
which bids fair 90 become "A producer.
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NEW YORK CURB RANGE.
NEw YoRK CoPrEn CLOSE.

James A. Pollock 4 CO., bankers and
brokers' furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
Cumberland Bly. 5-16dS 1916;
Giroux Consolidated. 97sGiO; Nevada
Consolidated. 272sQ27h. Nevada Utah,
1M0l 3-l6. Nipissing lOss0l07s; New
house, 33sd3ss, Tennessee Copper, 52d
52ta. Davis Daily. 6hG6h. Dominion
Copper 205; Ely Central, l 1i-i6diat;
Ely Consolidated, l5-l6d1 Furnace
Creek. 1Ga15; Creme g. a s. Com. eos;
Montgomery Shoshone idih: Nevada
Smelling. Ad7s; Silver Queen. 25a32;
Silver Leaf. 1T6is: King Edward. 9-16d
Ills: Foster Cobalt. 42Q46; Cobalt Cen
trial, 2Sm29; Mckinley Darrah. S06S6;
Tinitc Mining, liad3; Gibraltar, las;
First National Copper, 6ssQ6Aa; Boston
Cons. 16G16i4: Youkon Gold. 5q5 f-16;
North Butte Extension. gas; Miami
Copper 17Ad17&: b. S. Gas. 7s01;
Penna Wyoming, 2 asked RAY Con-
solidated, 2o@20l4 Inspiration Copper.
7hMT 5-16; Ray Central, 5-16622k
ella Copper, 77kGS; Chino Copper, sha
SIS Braden Copper, 4I4h.
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UTAH COPPER CUTS
COST OF TREATMENT
Report for Last Quarter shows In
creased Tonnage and Better
Copper Values in Ore

iHU'Nidl TO lue NrMal
New York. Nov. 1.-The Utah Cop
per company reports for the quarter
enCcd sept 30.
Net profits from mining and milling
operations. S5i55S6, additional income,
S60s5. Total net profits FOR quarter.
s12i68.
The tonnage mllled during the third
quarter was greater by an average OF
approximately 100 tons per day than
that Tor The preceding quarter This
increased tonnage together with the
increased copper contents OF all the ore
treated, resulted in the total amount
of ore treated during the period hav-
ing contained approximately l,t0O. 900
pounds more copper than did the total
amount OF ore treated during the Sec
ond quarter The gross output of cop
per was however l625.2 POP pounds
greater than that FOR the prCsious
quarter
For this quarter the average cost OF
both plants WAS S.O77 cents per pound
Tor the net copper produced, after de-
uuction OF smelter allowances. as
against 91s2 cents per pound for the
second quarter aud sos cents per pound
Tor the FIRST quarter Considering the
results Of the Garfield plant by them
selves, the cost per pound OF net cop
per produced was 49, cents The costs
az the CoppcrtOwn mills are somewhat
higher than those at the Garfield plant.
Inc Garfield plant produced more than
~ per cent of the total copper resulting
nom the quarters operation
Inc total cost of mining and milling
was reduced, as compared with the pre-
vious quarter by nearly cents per
ton Of ore. The actual cost at the
plant Of milling at Garfield was slight
iy in excess OF A. cents ton The
average milling cost at both plants.
including an fixed and general charges
was obNo cents per ton. The cost Of
mining and all expenses incident there
10 at the time was 1888 cents per ton.
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MARKET WEAK TODAY.
Many of Higher Priced stocks on De-
clining List.

The stock market was weak this
morning though there were no remark
able changes from yesterdays prices
Colorado opened at 81 20 but was sent
back TO Sll9la and there is talk of the
stock going lower without the assign
ment Of any reason therefor Iron
Blossom was active around 90 and 20,
while sioux Con. loosened up 1900
shares at % at this mornings call, but
moved up 10 80 on the open board
Columbus Con. was weaker this
morning sales being made at 6s and
81 seller so going at So. Prince Con.
Jet go 100 at $40 and Carisa loosened
w a 500-share lot ON a bid OF IS. Red
Warrior sold up 10 S2.60. but Grand
Central recedod 10 1925. Mason Valley
did not improve IT'S position this morn
ing. sale Of 200 shares being made
al $3.50.
Tntic Combination was the most
active OF the smaller stocks $4,000
shares going at g. Mineral Flat went
down 10 pa and Mountain Lake was
active at Q and 6ls.
Closing quotations were as follows;
AFTERNOON QUOTATIONS..
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LOCAL MARhETS

Turkeys are once more in the market
as the first suggestion Of Thanksgiv-
ing, at 80 cents per pound. Egg plant
is also at hand in good quantities at
IS cents. Pork is shade OFF with
dressed mutton stiffening up to
cents wholesale Lemons are quite
scarce, wholesaling at SO. Smyrna
figs and dates are at hand of better
quality than usual, also fresh ship
ments of Wisconsin cranberries which
dealers say are in prime condition.
bly, reducing the sales Of the Irish
article. Apples are scarce because
only moderate quantities can be ship
ped on account Of the law which shuts
out all wormy and imperfect fruit. Fine
cabbages of local growth are being re-
ceived. Following are today's quota
tiOus.
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FOUND WATER Bur No OH.

ma Pleasant. Nov 40 Manager Mc-
Dtoley of ihc M Pleasant OH well
district states that tho Wrll which ne
has put down 900 feet win now BIZ
abandoned, as he has proved that oh
Do not There. good flow or water
vas found. which will he disposed ~
90 advantage
irof hHA ol thc government geolue
lDfl survey win he ln Ale Pleasant un
Nov D., al which time ho ln company
With Mr McDroloy win outline the oil
district here. eftor which further de.
Fclopments VIII be- prosecuted.
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ROsroN CoPpER CLnsE.

James A. Pollock a Co. bankers and
brokers OF Nost Second south street.
furnish the following quotations:
Adventure. ~ a5h; Az. Coml.
go O. f4@ y. Coam, 29M M2g7. c.
II s65 asked; G.. NJ, lO@15; ID.
w q = CRANKY. 9SW 100; La
sale 10 = o. 10 p Mexico Con, SO
5A' Mohawk 59b ~ GO; Nlpissing,
lo% oil; old Dom. 52la ab3lS Par
rot 2sia W29l. Santa Fe. ] IS az:
Iamafack, 50 bid. Trinity, 11M1lk:
Utah Copper, 52n52la: wolverine.
i9O asked Zinc. S1i4W87h; Corbin.
~ q y p; CIR, 81 N1oi Helv Ga f6
- AXE re ! ss a. A. 81 Miami. l7la
a. lt9s Newhouse. 3 p 1885, $. & b.
l3 q n l3iat OH, 37M a3S.A. 4IkQ5:
Allouez 5sWJ9 Atlantic. uWilit. q.
q A., L0l01.02; Cont, S1ha3S: COP
Range SlmAllt; Franklin 167tm17: G.
g., llanllAi Mass. a05ih: Mich. 81
ass New Cons. 27Ad2iih; North
Butte 59i4N50a,; Osceola. 1.57Q1 .5S:
Quincy. h'"sA; shannon, 1884, Tenn.
COP, 36ia W36is, Ctah Con. 44iaM45:
Winona' 6a@t; Nyandot, 2Ad3: b. c.,
l60i6A East Butte. l2dlgtt Hancock.
10 bid. Royalc, 25isa26. Kew, "a d34:
Arcadian, iNfis; North Lake. So
asa 8 q p. ieaisH: q. s.,
common, 55ns5i, DO pfd, 52@52la;
AhmcCk. -O0H2n1. Cas- 45Hi1. Black
Min. 90 bid. - a. T.. 25m36 Cob Cent.
2snN Davis DAILY. 6n6h First Nat,
das a6is Gt Con. 1a7s. Yuma. 1isa
1916, Majestic lml i-i6. New. Utah,
l-l6Wl a. lth. Coaln~ 20 asked: RAY
Con- '0@20i queen. 2Sa30 Yukon. 5d
NH ella. tlamsa Cactus. 2ha3i4. Be
goir lWlA Boston Ely 3h03N Chez
mung UWifia cum. Ely. 65-l606as:
Fly Central. lhmlAs Ely Con- 95a96.
EaN 'eut 2 N24. la Rose 5a5 5-fG.
Nttiorll bip6a Dneco 1AQg. Raven,
i3nh 1i h0l9. Tonopah 50 0Gas
chino NaHN chief Con. 1891 1-l6.
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T0DAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York Nov Mooney on call
strong 3Ad5h per cent; ruling rate. 8
per cent; closing bid go per cent. Of
tered at 3ia per cent.
Time loans, strong. for " days. 81 per
cent; for 90 days. 8 per cent: six
months. AZ as per cent
Close-Prime mercantile paper. 505ik
per cent
Sterling exchange steady. with actual
business in bankers bills at 4. S3da 50. Is
for 60-day bills and az i.S7. % for demand
Commercial bills. T. s2i4G5s
Bar silver. 502tc
Mexican dollars f3c.
Government bonds, steady. railroad
bonds, irregular.
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~ rRNNcIsco MARKEr.

Jas a. Pollock x Co. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following received
over their private wire today.
CONSToCK
Ophir, 135aL97la Mexlcan Lisa
20. Gould a Curry 2a1f2e. Con Va,
S0m6t. Savage. i2a 90. Hale a. Nor
cross 2an30i yellow Jacket 95N10O;
Confidence. 50 asked. Sierra Nevada. 40
az; Union, 5lg55, Cholar 22Q28;
Potosi 40 asked
TONOPAH.
Tonopah Nevada. $50 bid, Montana
Tonopah 190s0; ronopah Extension,
so hld. MacNamara. 2sG29: Midway.
rs bid Tonopah Belmont % asked.
Tonopnh NORTH star asked; West
End Cons, ~ bid; Jim Butler ia 49,
GOLDFIEID.
sandstone. o bid; Booth, 1910. Blue
Bun. JU4i Adams. ! asked. silver Pick,
2 asked. Blue Bell. 2d3. g. Ives. .
asked, Lone star, bid. ono. A05. At
lanta l0nll; Red Top Ext, log Flor
cncc. 2.45 bid D'held b. h. Cons 2
asked Goldheld Daisy. 6a7. Comb.
Fraction. flmi2. c. Bend Ext, 4
asked. Gt Bend Annex. ] asked Ke-
Wanos, 4 bid; Portland, 1Q3. Cracker
Jack. : bid. D. Mohawk. asked. Red
hills 3 BID y. Tiger, 3Mf Grandma.
lH2. Goidnold Con, 40 asked. D'neid
Triangle. la2.
BUILFROG
Bonnie Glare "a bid. Maynouer asf
l0, Montgomery Mtu, EOS. Homestal.s
Con, asked Tramp Con. aus
MANHATTAN
Manhattan CON- 4 asked. Dexter. tr
Mineral Hlll, 4 asked.
OTHER DISTRICTS
TaualeW Eagle a. asked. Notaaa
Hills. 10 BID piusburg silver Peak 6O
bidi Round Mountain. o0N6l. lawhide
Coalition. 20 bid
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CAPITALIZATION EXCESSIVE.
Copper Mines Company VIII Take Ac-
ton To Cut Down Its Capital.

Especial TO the News)
Boston. Nov. IA special meeting
OF the stockholders of the Copper Mines
company has been called for Dec. 81
In Delaware, TO take action on the
proposed decrease OF the capital stock
OF the company from 1900 600 shares
of the par value of s. each. 10 .OO0. 600
shares of the par value OF S. each, bv
retiring shares stu In the treasury Of
the company
The company owns considera bic
acreage in the camp OF Ely and tho
capitalization OF $50 600 600 was effect
ed through the desire 10 make the COM
pany holding corporation, the inten-
ton being 70 make a solidation OF
number OF Ely companies. AS tho
matter was never contaminated the ac-
ton Of the company Dec 81 will elm
mate the greater part Of its capital
ization and thus save considerable In
taxes
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- T IaNF1TE wv F|aNIaTs7T1
Bullock. 800 al T.
Colorado. 400 at l15 100 at 112m
seller So
Columbus. Loo at &C.
Crown Point 500 al r.
East Finite Development. 1000 at SO /:
500 at "a seller 60
Grand Central 100 ~ 227tb
Iron Blossom 200 al SO; 800 az SO
seller CO.
Lover Mammoth, 100 At 3sk; 100
at IS
Nevada Hills. 100 NJ s. buyer so. 200
az 50 200 al S. 100 AZ 81: 100 az IS
seller so
ohio Copper zoo at 425.
Red Warrior. 200 at 2G5.
Silver King. 100 at 397M.
Sioux CON. 100 AT 49h. 45O0 at a..
200 at 4sia seller So
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sNrEs or UNLISTED sroCKs.

Ely stocks were in good demand this
morning on the open board. The fol-
lowing unlisted stocks we're sold Ely
Witch. $500 az 80: 100 at 49, Federal
Ely 900 at l5is 500 at rs. Six hundred
shares OF Standard Copper were also
sold at f7ik and 5000 shares Of Bling
ham Central standard changed hands
az IS.
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LIVE STOCK.


Chicago, Nov -Cattie-Receipts. e.
umated at 700; market weak. Reeves
3Nn9 10; Texas steers. 3. S0d4.s5, western
steers. f25@750. stockers and feeders
3.io05@; COWS and heifers. 2.1Od6 IS;
calves. 6.250s50.
no. Receipts. estimated at 1900;
market steady. Light, 7.554S.00; mixed
1.0d Sl21a' heavy 760GS.15 rough, 100
~ IS; good TO choice heavy. T.75dS.i5;
pigs. 5.I5d7 50; bulk Of sales. 7.S5aS.O 5.
Sheep-Rcceipts, estimated AZ 1900;
market strong Native 2. s5G5 Is west
ern, 3.OOQSlj yearlings 5.0O0e. o. lambs,
native 4I5G7.75, western, 4.75qTp.
OMAHA
Omaha. Nov. u-Cattle-R $500;
market steady TO strong. Native steers,
4.50q 500; COWS ana heifers. 8.0005.00:
western steers 3.5006.25; cows and hcif-
ers and feeders, 3.75a525: calves, $500
100. bulls. stays, etc. 2 751f4 ~
Hogs-Receipts. 800; market strong
TO DC higher Heavy. liza az 50; mixed,
Z 20 {. ~; light. feoa q rs pigs. $500
10; bulk Of sales, 40 aI.So
Sheep Receipts. 800; market strong.
Yearlings. 4t6a5.50. wethers, A4OG5.5O;
ewes, 4.ooGf.65; lambs, 6.1QT.D
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. Nov. 11.-Cattle-Reoeipts
700: market steady. Native steers. 800
as 50: native cows and heifers. 2.O0d
SO: stockers and feeders. s.9od6 90.
bulls. 2 15d3.g0: calves, 3.Bd 7.0o; west
ern steers, 3.sOa5.75; western COWS 2.759
40.
Hoes-Receipt 1000; market steady.
Bulk OF sales. 70d7&; heavy 70d
80: packers and butchers, 1.70n7.so;
light. 7loQ7b: pigs, s.5oa7 is
Muttons. acoas Is; lambs s.cod7 80:
range wethers and yearlings. 4.Ooa5.s5:
range ewes, s.8G5.3
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WOOL.


St Louis. Nov 1i.--Wool unchanged
Territory and western mediums, 2tm2a
nne mediums. 28G IS: hne, 14d0.
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BOSTON COPPER RANGE.

James A. Pollock x Co. bankers and
brokers furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon;
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Stringed beans, per pound ............1a
Green peas per pound.
Egg plant per pound ............1b
CucumbeTa, each .....................15
NeieiNi Two Aof .Fs-.s. s.sssss........s15
Utah radishes. three punches for....10
Parsley, three punches for............l0
Saratoga chips. per pound ...........30
Utah carrots, two punches for.........5
Utah lettuce. per bunch......,........5
Green onions, two punches for.......B
New spuds per peck ...............a0
Hubbard squash, each ...............g0
Pumpkins, EACH. ......,..........l5
Fresh tomatoes. per pound .......,....20
New turnips. three for...............t0
Bell pepper. per pound ................20
Sweet spuds. six pounds for ,......26
Artichokes. . for......................2
Brussels sprouts ....... ...............I5
Green beans, per pound.
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RETAIL.
FLOUR. GRAIN AND HAY.
MEATS AND POULTRY.

Dressed beef, pound. ............ 1890
Dressed hens, pound. .is1221s
Lard. per pound .......................3 %
Dressed veal. pound. .l2ik 40
FAN lamb pound. ................S 500
Dressed spring, pound. ...............z5
Fancy breakfast bacon, per pound 35
Roastcr>, pound. ...... ............20
Ducks, pound ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Tame geese, pound. ................24
Ducks, mallards. per pair...........i.00
Ducks. teal, per air..................50
Turkey Ter pound ...............3O
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FORENOON SALES

Carisa, 500 at S.
Colorado 500 al ] 20. 100 at 40. buy
er 50; 100 al il7iS, seller So
Column bus 300 AT 6S. seller So 500 at
81. seller 60' 400 at S.; LOO at Sc. seller
so. 1850 at s..
crown Point, 1000 at *.
Fast 1intic Development 500 at so
9 600 al Sis
Grand Central, 800 at ATTY; 100 at
225.
Inter. Pet. and OH Dew 500 at l. 90.
Iron Blossom. $500 al so: 200 at 80.
seller 60 500 at 20 buyer so.
Mason Valley, 200 az 90
Mineral Flat. 1900 az 2is: 900 at 2i4.
Mountain Lake. l.o00 at 6. 5000 at 81.
Red Warrior, 200 at go; 200 at go,
buyer 10.
Sioux Con. 200 at so. $500 al AZ
Tintic Central 1000 at D. seller so
Prince Con. 100 at 100
OPEN BOARD
Colorado. i.4OO at l2O; 200 at 90
buyer So 2,i00 at liz 300 az LILY.
seller so
Indian Queen. 5000 at
Iron Blossom. 500 al 90
Mason Valley. 100 az 100
New York, 600 at 10
Sioux Con, 500 at 90; 100 at 60 buy
er so
Tinuc Combination. $1,000 at 2; /. 900
at Pa.
RECAPITULaATION.
Shares Value.
Regular call ............3O.OO slS.ls4 %
Open board .............3S.s0 9,6l7.JO
A1la4H ss.ts.tN. ..-.|.. -hh,ev0 ", 800
AIwpErTp EkT
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FRUIT.

Oranges. Der dozen .....,...,..30, 40. 80
Lemons per dozen ...,..,.,...........3
Lines, per 100 .......................1 rs
Bananas, per dozen ...............2O Q3O
Grape fruit. three for ................2
Dates. per pound .....................15
Apples. per peck. .....................1
Pomegranates, per pound .............15
Grapes. per pound. 1bc, two for......25
Concord grapes. per basket ..........35
Cranberries, per quart ..............12h
Pineapples. each ......................s5
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DAIRY PRODUCTS.

Creamery butter per pound. 40
Butter. ranch, per pound. .256ps0
Cheese. per pound. ...............2 06t35
Ranch eggs. per dozen. IS
Neutchatei cheese .........s...........10
Pkg. cream cheese. two pounds. 20
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Jas a. Pollock a Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following received
over their private wire today:
COM STOCK
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GROCERIES

Layer raisins, per pound ........I5W20
Honey, per pound .-s..stst-s.s.......1b
ieots, In cans, each .s....s.s.........a 20
Din pickles. quart ...-................lf
Sour pickles. quart 20
Popcorn. pounds ....................2B
Sugar. IA pounds for 90
Citron peel per pound ................25
Lemon peel per pound ..,...........2O
Orange peel, per pound ....t-..... rs
Miucemeat per pound .t-t..lb 20. g5
Sweet cider per gallon ..,.......... 80
Rye homlny, quart ,t-..... 10
Creamery butter per pound ,.......4O
Good ordinary butter ..t,t....-.. 3Qn55
Cane sugar tsrtrt. +.,.,.t.t.... g. 40
Beet sugar ,..,.t--... ..,...-..s.,.,62O
Maple sugar, per pound ..............25
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FISH

oysters. select. per quart ............s0
Oysters large selects. per can ....... 80
Oysters, small, per .f0
n. n Counts. per can .,...........76
Founders, por pound .,...t..........I6
kinG nah per pound ,.-,..,.s..,....I6
bfook Trout each ''''.ss..ss...s.....l5
hniibut, per pound sfsssffs-sfsss....lfh
salmon. per pound ,.....s,.....,...,.. 20
Rock cod, per pound ,.ss.ttss.ss...i7k
SoiCs, per pound ,..ssssft.s..........l5
shad, per pound ,,,,,.....f,,..s.....ib
Black bass sf.s+s.ts.ftts.t.-t...a 40
striped bass .stt..tf.s.s.ssts.s..s. cb
Cat nan, per pound commonwealth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-11
WHOLESALE.
MEATS AND Pourrpv

Dressed beef per pound "a,
Dressed veal, per pound =
dressed pork, PER pound '0plOs
dressed mutton. per pound $500. 10
Lamb. per pound bns
Lard. per pound ''''..,9
1--we hens, per pound ''''''ll
Dressed hens. per pound ''''''li
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-11

TauRleW Eagle a. asked Notaaa
Hills 10 h.d. Ptisburg silver Peak I'd
bid' Round Mountain. 60W63. Rawhide
Coalition. 20 bid
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-05

MECHANICAL TRAINS
With raised. curved switch troll
l'Ns and all kinds of tracks.
Frie" 90 I" So 80
STEAM ENGINES
from >l.na I" S5.ao. capable ~
running small articles. punr-.
Spnais. etc. SlO0 t. S:5O
MAGIC LANTERNS
Prices from 81 90 To- So 80
Sam" have films. some slides
ami som" hay" bath, pictures
clear
TRUNKS
Prices. $50 IN 81 50: rnmnarr-
mCnts.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-05

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