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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-09
STOCKS WERE:
FREELY UNLOADED

! % s - i q Z u.s.. i
4 New York. June 9.'lshere was consid-
cradle unloading of stocks in the open
| ing dealings today. with the result of
sharp declines Throughout the list
southern Pacific sold at 1925 and l32
compared with 1886 for the last price
yesterday, The preferred stock also was
off la. United States Steel sold q { SOS
and b6 x compared with 677s last night.
st. Paul. american Smelling and "A
conda lost and Union Pacific. Read
ing, Erie and Anal Eamated Copper large
fractions, Is s4 5.s
The early depression was overcome Tor
time by a rally of Il point In Southern
broke to u lower leeel tian at the open
ling. Declines reached 21s In the Southern
Pacific stocks. " in Illinois Cntral, a "a
lii Amalgamated Copper and American
Sugar and 4 iii Northern Pacific. Louis
vile & Nashville. Baltimore a.. Ohio. Erie
New York Central and Rock \ Stand; De- s
troit United Railway rose u and Amer.
lean Linseed preferred 2. BY the end of
the first hour the market showing signs
sof support. Union Pacific recovered TO Y
substantial fraction over last night
n American Telephone, rose / when Read
ing became weak and ran off ! % South
ern Pacific sold a fraction lower than
ltet fell into extreme dullness. Ameri-i
con Cotton OH advanced 1ss Bonds
were heavy. SS
The market closed steady. The earli-
or rise in Union Pacific to 1893 81, or 2is
over last night. prompted grennyng Of
1recoveries, which We're complete In some
stocks. The activity lcsscncd at the
higher level and caused some hesitation
Iii the, moremen
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PRODUCE

4 Chicago. June 9.-,Fhe bulish effect OF
the governments report WAS offset today
by reports Of rain in Argentine and
Germany. and rs "a result the wheat
market early in the day was barely
steady There was a fair demand for
the July delivery due to the smallness
of stocks In store the worlds stocks
being reported the smallest on record
for the season of the year. Prices at
the opening We're unchanged TO ~ at
cent lower, July being at 1879 to 1875.
After selling ut 1lsst, July advanced to
il,a%
The corn market was firm at the
start. owing to continued wet weather
in the corn belt. but prices eased OF a
ftrifle early in the day owing to selling
inspired by greatly Increased receipts.
July opened unchanged to II cent high
er, at IN to i2ls. and sold off to TsIs.
The government crop report and con-
tinued liberal receipts had a depressing
effect on the oats market. July opened
u cent lower at 53is and sold at 53M
Provisions We're firm owing to light re-
8ccipts of live hogs at, all western pack
were a shade lower TO 5l71a cents
higher. 81
Wheat-The market was nervous all
day. but the undertone was one of4weais-
ness The top price for, July WAS l19Ls
The close was fairly steady, with July
of Il on at 119h.
Cor7,--T'ne market became strong to-
ward midday. owing to the good demand
by shorts July advanced to 70. The
close was strong. with July up e er&
cents at 725s@Ts. 3
Close: Wheat--July 1871; September
l101s % y; December. los IS az: May, il19 i
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BOSTON SUNSHINE HAS
ANOTHER GOLD BRICK
Clean Up for Month Of Mn, Shows
St3OOO secured in Treating less
THIN 1000 Tons.

Manager George Il. Dern Of The Bos-
ton Sunshine property at Mercur came
y into the city last night with a $4,000
G gold brick packed away as a result Of
a clean up al the mill for the month
4 pf#May. The brick when asSaNed will
y run in excess of $4,000 Il is believed,
This represents the treatment of less
than 1000 tens OF ore at the new mill.
This morning John Dei'n was proud
Y III exhibiting the.,4o00 tons Of ore, now
4 condensed TO a gold brfckSto the mem
s hers OF the Salt Lake exchange
After depositing the brick With the
United States assay Office this morn
ing Mr.. Deln returned Mercpr.
The management of the Boston sun
shine property feels quite enthusiastic
over the results Of the clean W, as 1t
demonstrates that the new plant is
working out in an ideal manner A.
saving in excess of $3.25 a ton is being
nadeand it means that a comfortable
little profit Is being laid aside each
month by The company.
$trict that VIII probably he heard from
lin u few days is the old Sacramento.
lit is understood that Manager Hunt,
who is in charge of the plant that
has been erected by leasers 10 treat
Stheataillngs OF the Sacramento dumps,
will be ready to start things moving
by the8Gpd OF the week. Ely the plant
that is now nearly ready. 1t is expected
that a good profit may be Wrung from
the old dumps
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!. STOCK TRADING IMPROVES.
Market Puts on a More Active Appear
ance-Scc,ritics Still Going Lower.

Market Puts OH a More Active Appear
ance- Securities Still Going Lower.
Conditions on the mining exchanges
a this morning showed a decided ini-
#pruveinent over yesterday. although
4 There We're no indications OF the MAT
/ lsct improving in price or volume OF
business.
N On the Salt Lake exchange the NUM-
her of shares sold this morning amount
ed to $500, while the amount repre-
scented was ss5,B4s,25 On the Utah
exchange tile number of shares of stock
sold WAS 1880 and the amount repre-
scented by the transactions was se4t6.
On the Salt Lake exchange 900
shares Of Sacramento found their way
into the market. This was sold at ia
cents. II is understood that the leasers.
on the property will begin treating the
tailings within the next few days and
1T Is expected that the company will
shortly receive a revenue that Will
somewhat revive 1T, tarisa, Inch has
been chasing siy5Ioclsets for some tine,
was down to 96Scents this morning. Iron
Blossom was Ill at ease today and sold
as Iowa S1.75. Ohio Copper, continues
10 get bumped and re.iched a new los
lleyelgof $3.50. The eastern market will
probably erideavor to send this stock
TO IS. Utah Consolidated started down.
this morning and the highest prics
that was paid was 20 cents,
On the curb market of the Salt LAKE
exchange Phoebe King received a new.
high bid It was 81 cents an,isit was
offered at 30 cents, During the session
:. 600 shares Of Bingham Copper crossed
the rail at cents. Bingham Central
4 Standard sold for "a cents.
FORENOON QUOTATIONS.
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.pany viii again be sending out ore in

pany Will again be sending out ore IN
record style.
Although nd hint was given out BY
Mr.. Jacobson 1t is understood that an
other strike has been made that may
develop into another big bonanza body.
1t was made three or four days ago
and TWO 4 sets of timbeIs have been
put in, opening up quite body OF ore
In the nortflw est part of the mine.
The new pump at the mine has been
put into shape and is now able TO
handle most amy flow of water at the
property. 1t exceeds expectat ions atils
with the equipment now in first class
shape some rapid development work
will be inaug urated.
In the east drift off the 400 foot level
below the tunnel level IN which work
was stopped some time ago on ac-s
count Of the water, considerable work
is now. being done. 1t is .expected that.
the ore body lost in the level above
Will be encountered in this drift. '$j
For several days the company has
sheen hauling many loads of ti1nbers to
the mines, so that there will be no de-
lays in the future. Although the ship
nlents Of ore have been slower they
have never ceased since hauling vas
started. ii
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CONCENTRATES.

Il. "A. Moore OF Cincinnati is in tho
city for a few days
H. Meiness, a prominent capitalist
of Amsterdam, has been looking over
the Ohio Copper property.
General Manager Maurice NJ john
son has gone to Nevada to inspect the
work Of tho Western Nevada and Val
cllda properties.
Robert N. Bell. a well known mining
engineer. returned from Idaho last
night and viii spend a few days hero
before returning to the Gem state.
General Manager S. S. Pond will
leave in q few days for the Cedar
craftsman property in the North Star
district, Beaver county, where he will
ms, ,,et>,,, e,,te 81 begin shl ppinss
from the mine.
James Edwards and Frank Klapeko,
representing Houghton. Mich, interests,
arrived In the city Yesterday and Went
to the mines at Alta under the direc-
ton Of w. S. zehring They are In.
,terested in the City Rocks and others.
General Manager Maurice NJ John
son yesterday announced that arrange
ments had been completed for the
financing of the Western Nevada Cop
per company operating in the Mason
district. AT the annual meeting yes
terday Horace T.. Pecry was elected
IL director to take the place left va
cant by the death of his brother, D.
Henry PeerY.
Accompanying the letters to the
Stockholders Of the Ely Consolidated
Copper company, announcing an assess
5nient of 8 cents,.s u letter giving in
detail the condition of the conpany's
property. With the fund provided by
the assessment there is sufficient capt
tai to keep up the work for nearly a
year to come, even II no shipping
grade ore is encountered in the mean-
time.
n. K. Cobb & Co. brokers, II west
Second South street, have just issued
comprehensive map Of the mines of
}5the Phoebe district, The small map
which is now out is an excellent piece
of work It shows all claims and
fractions, giving their names, the
wagon roads and locations Of VAR
iotis workings at the mines. Engineer
Knowlton of Phoebe did the work. A
large map Is also being prepared by
the company
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New YORK. June 9,-tslose: Prime NOR
camille paper, 31a44 per cent.
P Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business in bankers bills at 1856 $50
& S4 .S5.85 for 6O-day bills and at $40
for demand.
& Commercial bills, 81 .s51a asa. s511a
II Bar silver. 52S cents.
Mexican dollars, A cents.
Government bonds steady railroad
bonds easy. K
Money on call easy. 4 X ta2ll4 per cent;
ruling rate and offered at "a per cent;
closing bid, 2 per cent
4 Time loans very Arm and active; for
go days 2l4d21a per cent; for 90 days,
2lsM2a per cent; six months, SA @35s
per cent.
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corn-Iuly. 77sgSF 10: Sep TENDER. 7oi1s g.
December 5sI1 a n; May toi,s. n. /, ", Il
Dat s--July. 5ais; September, "a - QQ1s
December. As a Vi = M ny, Al fissf9 n, A. H
Pork July, 900, September, 9 4, "a
Lard July. 1lB5. September az NJ
Rfbs-Jniy, 1875: September. 10, Is: S1la.3S
Rye Cash, ssGn91; September. 81
Barley-C Cash, 7aGp 81.
Timothy and cloYer---,N ominal
BUTTER AND EGGS
Chicago, June 9--Butter steady;
creafneres, 23a21: dairies, 20igl5l2i Y: ii
3 Eggs steady; at mark. cases included.
49, irsts, 1915; prime tirsts. q
Cheese strong daisies. II v @D1i twins WIN.
1est a 10; young Americas, i4hfT y long
rs SUGAR AND CoF1sEI,
New York, June Q. Sugar---Raw firm;
fair refining, aa2;; centrifngs ,96 test,
3asi2; molasses sugar. 3 Il refined steady;
crushed, .5.65: powdered, 5.05; graduated,
4.a5.f Il 4 3 M 4 .
coffee- STEADY No. Rio, rs as; No. 4
Santos sGsa9. ~
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OPTION ON MARBLE.
Salt LlllcrS Secure Quarry in Logan
Canyon and VIII Begin Operations.

Canyon and VIII Begin Operations.
After having been idle for several
months and not being able to interest
capital in the project, the Utah Marble
company of Logan has given an option
on all Its holdings in Logan canyon
TO A. G. Lehman and G.. w. Purvi-l
ance Of Salt Lake City. The option
runs for six months and will be oper-
ated Jointly with the big black marble
property now held by the same men
8at Pelican Point to the west Of Utah
Lake
a a. meeting of the stockholders of
the Utah Marble company Wednesday,
night the sale of the company was
ratified, 50 that all that now remains
to befdone is the payment of the money.
and the title will pass.
The purchasers of the property in
tend to develope the quarry. They are
OF the opinion that the marble is Of
equally as good grade as many of the
eastern white marbles The quarry
has been known for some time, bit
owing to the lack of interest taken in
1t by people with the means to push it
Through, it has remained Idle. Work
Will roInrnnIce on 1t at once,
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ARE DEVELOPING TONNAGE.

Ernest r. Woolley has returned from
a trip to the Alta Copper company
property in Custer county, Ida, where
he and numbcr,3of other Salt Lakers.
are. Interested He asserts that the
company Is blocking out a fine grade of
milling ore and that conditions are I'M
proving.
I'VE Will develope the property for
tonnage before putting in a mill" de-
sclared Mr. Woollay this morning. .In
one place we have now developed a. ID
foot vein of good milling ore and in
another place we have opened up a
parallel vein which is nine feet across.
We have all our own timber and water
power, = -5-5ss yA 55slE,4f
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VIII, DECIDE DEAF. TO-DAY.

With President W. V. Rice and Sec
rotary w. II. Clark OF the Nevada Hills
company in Goldfleld today. there is.
considerable speculation rs to sale Of
the property to George Wingfield and
associates or its consolidation with
Wingtield's Fairvicw Eagle property.
1t is understood that the recent option
expires today.
While 5ln New York recently Mr..
Wingfeld enphaticaly declared that
he would not take up the option with
in the TING limit He asserted that if
the time was extended SO that he
could clear up u few points that he
was uncertain about he declared he
might go ahead with the deal j. r.
vada Hills is a resident Of Goldfield
and is there with the officials 1t is
said that some understanding will be
reached today.
T.
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ll ]
ST. LOUIS.

h ST. Louis, June 9--Wool-t Unchanged.
TERRITORY and western mediums. 49 90;
fine mediums. 22feI; fine, 16@sS.
BOSTON.
Boston, June S.--Wool values in the
local wool market have advanced SO
steadily that some OF the manufacture
ers have Withdrawn from the local mar
ket. Yet 90 per cent or the new clip Is
reported as sold, and dealers do not look
for any softening In prices.
Secured values; Tnxns anc,-:sis months.
27O@72; fine. six to eight months, 63G65;
line fall. $500.
California northern, e5li67; middle coun-
ty. 62d63: fall free, 30 %; Oregon east
.ern No. / staple, 73a %; eastern clothing,
61I6S: valley No. 1. 81 @5S.
Territory fine staple f44pI7: fine me-
dunn staple, e9ai2; fine clothing 60 90;
fine medium clothing. 64@66; half blood,
67 IS: three-eighths blood. A@6I; quar-
Pulled extra, ioa74;; fine, ss@ss; A SUI
pers. 55I62
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LOOKING FoI, SHELTER SITE.

U
The international Smelling & Rein
ing company which is building a smell
ter In Pine canyon, Tooele county is
not content with its already many ac-
QUESTIONS In the ore treatment line,
but is now after Il srnelter site In Ari-j
IONA, it is said. The giant low grade
ore bodies that are now being developed.
there make room for another shelter.
There has been, Il runor for some
time that the Copper Range company
Z has been dissatisfied with its contract,
relations With the United Metals Sell
ing company. 1t Is understood that the
company Intends TO break away as did.
the Utah Consolidated and sell its own
copper Although the story has been
denied by President Paine, there Is
considerable possibility of something of
the kind happening. With a few more
EbgE producers in the8feld the Interna-
tional could get large slice of the.
Arizona ores.
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5000 ACRES.

State Land to be sold at Auction at
Burnley, Idaho, on June 18th, Lands
are under Government Canals, and
will be sold in 4o-acre tracts to the
highest bidder. Reduced rates from,
Utah points June 18th. 18th and 18th,
From idaho points June 13th, i 4th..
and j 5th. Ask Oregon Short Line
agents for rates further particulars.
or address d, e. hurley. General
Passenger Agent. Room 2O1 Deseret
News Building, Salt Lake City, Utah
City Ticket Office POI Main Street.
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MORE ORE AT PIoCHE KING.

Word was received IN salt Lake this
morning that the Phoebe King, which
adjoins the Prince Consolidated at
Phoebe has again run into a body of.
ore in its shaft The shaft is now
i own close to the 800 foot level and 1t
was dlyGSexpected that ore would
be found, sFheore is believed to pc q
beded vein similar to that run into
when the shaft had reached a depth
OF about 1877 feet. The latest find Is
said to have been #of a finer quality
than that found on the upper level and
also carries a higher grade of lead.
Nothing definite of the strike was re-
ceived at the local offices of the con-
pany today. TX is understood that the
shaft had Just broken into the ore
when the message was sent to Salt
% i5i4-A
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BUSINESS AND REALTY

4
.rodays local bank clearinss amount
ed to $1,021,275.83, as compared With
| 81, Oh 80 05.37, for the corresponding
day of last year. This Is the first
time for months that the ciearings
have fallen below those OF the same
day on the Year preceding.
The Fire Proof Storage &. Trust COM.
pany of Salt Lake filed its articles of
! incorporation yesterday, with the
county clerk It is CAPT alized for $780,
900, divided into shares of $40 each OF
, this amount 5000 shares have been sub
sclibed The officers are. John s..
Bransford, president: J. w. Houston,
vice PRESIDENT. Rodney r. Badger.
treasurer; Frank G. Gustin, secretary,
and b. F. Redman, manager.
The Peterson Real Estate company
report the sale from John EIalverson.
to; Sal Sickle, for $4,000, OF 4 0xs29la
feet, with II apartment terrace, on
Third South street, between Fifth and
Sixth East streets.
Bloomquist5 & Palm have the con-
tract for building the six and eight
duct conduit for the independent
Telephone company on Sixth and
and West Temple streets, work begins
, today.
|
Mrs. Carolyn w. Little has purchas-a
ed the Dickinson corner at Main and
Sixth South for 100000. The prop
erty has frontage OF rs feet in Main
street and 165 in Sixth South. There
IDS a sx-room frame house on the
ground and It Is the intention of Mrs.
Little to erect a small store on the
corner until such time as the growth
OF that district warrants greater i'm
@prorements. Il
chased the property formerly owned
by Los Angeles people. situated inl-
smediatelvS south of 35the Independent
Telephone companYs building on
State street. paving for it the sum of
$4,000. Thew. are considering the
on the ground floor and a European
hotel above. The property has a
frontage of 81 u feet on state street.
Among the sales of realty yesterday
was a S16S00 sale by Mary Rasband
ito w. G. Bradshaw. The property is
In Plat \, being part Of lot 2, block
IS.
The Salt Lake Real Estate 4 Title
company has Just closed contracts for
the erection OF a modern seven-roorn
homo for DIR. E. E. Wilcox at a. cost OF
$500. 1t will be built on Third avenue.
between G and H streets. 1t Will have
a full basement, and part Of the In
terror will be finished III hard wood.
The same firm is also going to build
4 a flve-room modern cottage for Mrs
Tollcstrup. at Tenth South between
Ninth and Tenth East. at Il cost Of
$4,000; also one for8iJ !. w. johnson al |
Ninth South and First West, contain-
ing five rooms, and costing $1,000.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TopAY,,s.

w. IIemphill to Louise Nc
Carly, lots 50 and 81. block o
PITTS subdivision Is: j, 20
Pheasant View Park Co too Ras-
mus Casperson, lot 8, Pleasant
View Park ~, .....,. ..........,.. 1,259
Coco w Bills aud wife to VIM.
G. Grump bishop Blundale ward
part of seotion q, range south,
west ..........-.. /
Rowena Rothwetl and D. W. Pie
Ian, lot T. block ). plat A, Bling
nam J
d. w Pheian and wife to Guy Bo-
lognese. lot II, block 5, plat A.
Bingham -. -. -. .........,..... 4 .29O
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CoaIette Demonstrations - INTEREST,"
ing demonstrations on the new fuel
"Coalettes are being conducted by the
Superior Fuel & Briauette Co, at their
Offices $50 Dooly block. This newly.
organized concern is managed by Mr.
j. Fl. Dtrkee who comes from Kan,
sas City and is known as the pioneer
hriduette man Of the west. The COM
rany expcsts TO erect q plant at Coal
vile with a da& output of 200 ton.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, June Observation-Disclosures esti-
mated at 1900; market steady, shade
higher; beeves. 5.25@7.SO; Texas steers,
4. GOIs. 80; western steers. 1866. 40: stock
ers and feeders, 8 .end5 30: COWS and
7heifers, {. a 6 .; calves. g .00@S.0o.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 26.o0Q; mar
tket steady shade higher: light. Z. 90 a 10;
4 .2saT. AS; good TO choice heavy, Z .45a 81.
pigs. S.10Gp7 90: bulk OF sales. 400 10.
& Sheep-R Receipts estimated at 5000:
4 256I 8. 40: yearlings. 6.25 Ii: lambs, ma
tive, 5.5OTS.25; western. 6.069S.30.
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AFTERNOON SALES.
| tSalt Lake ESchange.)
Bingham, Anal. 500 at 1S.
Bullock, 900. at ,D3.
Garlsa, 500 Mt 81 81
Colorado, % at 2.40.
Columbus Con, 2pb at L 90 " 500
at 1.95; 300 at l,aFts; 100 at zoo;
100 at 1s97h seller So
East Crown Point, 5000 at .04 v .
buyer so 5000 Mt .04.
East Tintfc Dew. 1000 at IA; 1000
at t3s; 1000 at ~.
s Iron Blossom. = 400 at t,721s 1900
AT LIZ ~. seller 90.
iron King, 200 at Is.
May Day, 90 at IS.
Mineral Flat, 1000 at HE 1000
54t L. buyer go. A.
: N. Mountain Lake, loo at %; 500 at.
Newhouse. 100 at $50, seller so;s
81 at 1880
Provo. 1000 oat TO-, buyer 50: 1000.
Seven Troughs, 100 at III. q.
silver King, 100 at 3.97s
Sioux Con, 100 at41 Il 2 y
& South Columbus, 1000 at IS: 1000
ar u. 4. III
Il SEND REPORT on INSPIRATION. &
Stockholders OF Inspiration Copper
company have received the following
from tile company: The Development
of the Inspiration Copper company's
properties at Globe, Arizona. Is pro-
crossing very Satisfactorily This de-
velopment began during the month of
February and most of that month was
devoted to preparatory work.
In what liz known as our Joe Bush
shaft-located about 500 feet west of the
Miami side lines-we have an ore body
with commercial values extending from
the 10o-foot depth to the EOS foot depth,
the sulphides Of which average 2.64 per
cent copper from the 100 to the 112-
foot depth the ore consists of sulphides
and carbonates and averages 80 per
cent copper, the balance of the ore
body is all sulphides These l05 feet
.of6ore have been developed since May IL
and it Is proposed as far as 1t is posi-
bic to keep Ut, rapid deNelo prnent y