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FIRST PAYMENT MADE
BY MONTANA CROWD
Joseph Niciiicl1 and others Get First
$4,000 on Purchase OF NIcilich
Group in East Tintic

Eureka, July 12--The Montana Min
Ing company, which holds an option on
the Meilich group of claims in the
Z eastern part of the district, has come
( Forward with the first payment OF S10,-
900. The next payment Will become
due In another six months, and there
is every reasonMto believe that the
Montana company VIII come through
With this as Well as other payments
on the dates specified III the papers
signed up tile carly part of this year
The heaviest owner in the property VAS
Joseph Meilich of this city,Slio received
the largest slice of the $4,000, and the
remainder is cut up between Herbert
i Hopes and Al. w. Bird Of this city, John!
q lronin or Silver City and Bert Smith,
who is an engineer on the Tintic branch
Of the Rio Giande railway.
On account of tho breaking of some.
machinery lat the Open a I Mammoth,
! &aat property has been closed down for
DTer&a week, hut theSdifticlllty Will be
overcome by the middle OF this week.
when ii IS expected work will be re-
siiIned Recently water was cncoun-5
tered in the Opex shaft, which at pres,
&ent has attained depth OF 21S0 feet. 1t
WAS on this level that the water was
encountered. but according to reports
from the office the flow Is quite light
mt this time and is giving the company
but little trouble. Ofscourse2as the shaft
lis sunk deeper the flow of water Will
naturally increase somewhat, but IT
5lsnot thought that ii will be q very
serious obstacle to overcome. Aside
from sinking the shaft to greater depth
the OpeX4 company is doing. some pros
specting On the 21So-foots level.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
ISSUE STATEMENT ON
EMMA COPPER Mine
Directors Show Present Financial
Condition and Propose Plans
Special Meeting July 90

Stockholders are today receiving
copies OF a detailed statement of the.
condition of the Emma Copper COM
pany, IL west Second South street, and
notices OF q specinl meeting to be held
at o'clock. Tuesday afternoon, July
20. Three plans are submitted for meet
ing the Indebtedness VI the company.
| They are;
Flrst-To sell to the stockholders pro
rata. according to theil'reco holdings.
10000 shares OF stock at 7%cents per
share. which would yield $4,000.
Second-,ro make II voluntary assess
ment ton the 745,35O shares or ont-5
standing stock Of, say " cents per.
SHARE which would yield ST., 1s0. 90 5a
Third-To call Il special meeting Of
the stockholders 10 amend the articles
OF, .incorporation sua5as to- make the
stock whichs5ls now non assessitble,
assessable according; to law.
The statement issued shows that the
annual meeting of the company should
have been held ON the fourth Monday
in November. 1907, but on that date
not enough stock was represented FOR
a meeting. Various other dates We're
set for the meeting, but it was not
until April 10, 1909 that a majority Of
the stock was represented for, a meet
ing.
E When the company was Incorporated
1T took over seven unpatented claims
and secured four patented claims on !,
bond of $4,000 and one other patented
claim on d bond OF $1,000. Through the
sale of treasury stock the company re-
2ceiVed S39, 400, with which 1t paid of
the bonds. With the exception OF $4,000
and operated to NOV. 20. 1907, when
the panic came on and j was obliged
70 cease work for lack OF funds.
DIRECTORS PAY UP. &
@ When the company closed down
three Of the directors paid Oft the ba T.
5aiice of the $4,000 dueson the bond. and
accepted a. mortgage on the property.
When the adjourned annual meeting
was held on April Is. 1909. the total
Indebtedness was shown to be Ss,S05,94
OF this amount. mortgages We're given
to the parties who had advanced the
$4,000 bond money. paid off the judg-Ss
$ments, advanced the money for assess 4
Enent work, Incorporation, taxes, etc.
for the sum of S4,7S6S0. There was
due for mine supplies, power, etc, Saa,t
s019.09 and for surveying, office rent
salaries, labor. overdaft, etc., s2,00005, :
making a total Of sS,s05.94.
Since that time a local mining and
machinery company whose claim was
included in the s2,ol9o9, secured judg-
9nent for s1,15s.a7 and sold the property.
under execution sale for that amon1t,
The prcpertyi Is subject to redemption
before Jan z. 1870. Since April 13, the
Interest on mortgages, legal and inci-
dental expenses has increased the in-5
debtedness until it is now about $500
The company has 254.650 shares Of stock
.ins. h n q easslr ny sssss N
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GRAND or. IcENTRAl. DAWES 4. a DRor
Boom In Tintic Proncrty Comes 70
Init With Prices SSAgsing.

Boom III Tintic Property Comes TO
Halt With Prices sagsi,g.
There was a different phase to tho
b boom III Grand Central when the stock.
Warmed up on the market this morning
and. many riimors were afloat that
: things We're not what they We're PIC.
& tlired to be. Evidently the little bubbis3
was pricked although many brokers'
#strove hard to stem the tide. The stock
opened at $3.50 aud gradually slipped
down until it sold weak at $2,I2.s at
I, the close 6of the morning market.
II only a part Of what was said about
The stock this morning Is true there
wilt be a little earthquake. BY the
more conservative$it is not believed
that conditions at the property ara
what the rosy pictures painted 1t to
+ be-. That the company has found some
more ore is declared to be true but fur
E Their than that no information is OBJ
@tainable.
Iron Rlosso m was stronger day and
Colorado was steady. Sioux Consoii-
{ Hated was lower today and much Of the
stock was offered ut s1,15 t sold at
that price and also at s1.12i5.
Plutus was lower today and sold a t
8tQls zee
5 The number OF shares that
changed hands ut the morning session.
4 was 47,995 and the amount represented.
by the transactions VAS S3S,6I3.50.
1 WAS offered at 3 cents and q bid of 10
rents was made for NaildriYer.
FORENOON SALES.
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CONCENTRATES.

Herbert Sainger, representing the
National Zinc company OF Bertelsville,
Oklahoma, is in Salt Lake for few.
days hustling for zinc ores, carrying
is figured on the units above or below
that percentage.
b More trouble is apparently ahead of
the NeEada Hills company, as on Sat
urdaJ a suit was filed at Goldlield by
George A Bethune, asking that the
deed of the property to the company
be set aside. alleging fraud. The de-
PENDANTS are John T. Hodson. w. H.
Clark. John A. Kirby, w. " Rice and
i the company. Bethune ia associated
with Harry 3. Lind. who was recently
defeated in an effort to get an Interest
in the company on an alleged grub
stake agreement. 49, I..eess 81
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DIG AQUEDuoT IN GOLD.
Laborers Make Rich Clean Ups iii Ex-
cayatinr for Los Angeles Wuter.

as r. r sff5 y
Randsburg, Cal. July IL The
water supply OF Los Angeles from the
filtered SHOWS Of tlle owens valley
country will whit through a stratas
OF, gold. Part Of the excavation for the
aqueduct is found to be heavy with
5auriferous veins, and In number of
cases pockets Of gold have been taken
away. For some parts Of the construc-
.tion work. laborers actually fight, be-
cause of the chance of striking a
pocket. From one stretch of the ex
caVation, less than IL feet long,
samples of high grade ore We're taken
which, in Some Instances show assays
of 5000 The aquedlct will literally
cross a bed Of placer gold and also go
through lodes.
Al sorts of stories are to be heard
finds. one being as to the luck of
Patrick McCullum, a Los Angeles
slaborer, who cleaned up $1,000
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ToDAY,s MONEY MARKET.

New u ork, July u Sc Money on cal
easy, 1ssa2 per cent; ruling rate, 4 y
per cent; closing bid. ~ per cent; of
$fered at Is per cent. ss5s5
Time loans Arm; for so days, 2QgsA
per cent: for 80 days. 3 per cent; for.
six months. az per cent.
Close Prime mercantile paper, S|a@44
per cent. .
Sterling exchange weak with actual
business In bankers bills at 4.061b for.
60 day bills, and at 4.s7.50 for demand
Commercial bills, 4.Ss9sG u.
Bar silver, 81 n "
Mexican dollars, A.
q Government bonds weak railroad.
bonds steady. 5l!saf5sss
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.lii---Not listed on Utah exchange.
Not listed on salt Lake exchange.
a5 FORENOON SALES.

.
Ajax. 5000 at 80. 1, 900 at SO.
Black Jack Con, 900 at %: 500 at
22ta 1000 at %.
Colorado 100 mt 200. buyer 50.
Columbus. 100 at 1.50.
Crown Point 500 at IA ~.
DAILY Judge. 100 at 4.30.
East Tintic Con. 5000 at 4 u.
Grand Central, zoo at 20; 500 90 at
@2,s5: 100 at 2.s2 Y: 800 at ESQ; 500 at
ESQ, buyer 30
Indian queen, 900 at 81 @
Iron Blossom, $500 att .4o; 1,5oo at
s1.42la.
Mason Valley, 800 at 2,o7
Mineral Flat 1000 at H.
Mountain Lake, 500 at 231s, buyer go.
ID Plutus, 1000 at 101a
s. Provo, j 700 at "a.
Seven Troughs. 500 at 10. 81
Silver King, 80 at 400.
Sioux Con-, 500 at lis; 1000 at Ills.
buyer 30; 100 at 1.t2ts; 100 at 1l2khs,
seller 60.
South Columbus Con. 500 at as1a.
Tintic Central. 5000 at a.
Uncle Sam, 400 at IA.
Utah. 4 400 at 1a.
Victor, 1000 at tx.
Victoria 300 at 200, buyer so. 100 at
Western Nevada. 100 at 2s.
OPEN BOARD.
Black Jack, 200 at 90
Crown Point, $500 at IA.
Grand Central, 500 at ATTN. seller
co: 400 at i2.77ls: 200 at 2.7b: 800 at
55275, seller go; 500 at 2,724a seller 50; 100
at 2,72 VA VI
Iron King, 100 at n.
Little chief. sos at 40.
Mason Valley, 150 Mt 207ls.
Mineral Flat, 1000 at IL.
Prince Con. 800 at 100.
Sioux Con. 800 at 1.12k
South Columbus Con-. 100 at So,
Swansea FIX. 1000 at /.
Y Utah Con-, 1000 at 10, buyer4o
Shares Amount.
Regular call ~. ~. So, $50 Sg9.sS6.5 so
open Board ...,......l1,445 s6sI, 90
Totals ...,.... /. !. z. 1895 sas,673,5o
r FORENOON SALES.
(Utah 1Xchange.)
Scottish Queen. 1000 at "a. value 500.
AFTERNOON QUOTATIONS..
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CHICAGO.

r ~ ". e s = .
Chicago, July 12,--Wheat for July de-
livery touched n new high record FOR the
season when u sold nj 1904 per bushel
during Wild furry It the opening OF
harvest belt during the last IS hours.
Other deliveries. however. failed to re-
spond 70 any great extent to the
strength strength o. the current month. Gables.
70 the advance here Saturday, shipments
from Russia and Indian were liberal ana
private Pr advices from Argentina claimed
that heavy rains had occurred where
drouth had prevailed. These factors had
depressing effect on the distant deliv-
sh,sy bn It TIE JulX option was affected
weather. The opening in july was 4
to TX higher at 1.1oa& to LOG. Heavy
realizing sales caused a quick decline to
around 1.20. + 81
Corn was IRREGULAR. July being Arm.
While the !, more deferred months were
continued light receipts Favorable crop
reports had n hearish effect on other
months, July opened 1s to u, higher at
~ Is to 72la and advanced to 12st.
Oats followed other grains. July open
ed 4 to rs higher at 5G1S to 350ss and
sold Off to 50Ss Provisions were dull
and easy, q 5e. decline In 1--we hogs cans-.
ing moderate bearish sentiment in the
lower -
the July delivery was inclined to be
strong the greater part of the day. Tho
market closed firm for July but weak
| at / 1917 '5ss.,5 NJ .
C,orn-A weaker tone developed during
the anal half of the session owing to
! proflt-taking in July. That option sold
on to II *. The market closed easy,
with July unchanged at 72E4.
Close--NY heat-July. 1. 1e1a Sept, 1.101s
az H.; Dec .0S3s May, j 11M5s
corn.aJuly, I2A, Sept, 66si Dec. 6sA;
oats-,.Jply, As7ss;; sept. 4sa: Dec. 4s ii
Pork-JuIy. "a; Sept. 20. 50 Ian, i. 10
II, 5T1zd11. so; Nov. 11.22'a #
Ribs-:Juiy. II %; Sept. IL ,a2ik: Oct,
!o.a jan 8 II "
RSe-Cash, 81: Sept, 1Sd 7a1s,
Barler-C Cash. 60 a SO.
| rimothy--Sept.. $40.
Clover-Cash. 1880. March, tl,75.
SUGAR AND,CoFFEE.
New York. July I2.--Sugar raw, steady
| Fair refining 342a3 IS; centrifugal. rs
! test. 3.s2fi;s. IS: nolassss sugar 3lI93.a
Rehned--Steady.2G Crushed, s5.5l5. powder
ed. 49,; Eranulated, 4.s6
Coffee--steady, No Rio, s!sa5ss; Mo-
Santos, Q.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Ghlcage. :. July sLBut e = s steady.
Eggs-SteaCiy. at mark. cases included,
Is; receipts. a.5sl; firsts, %: prime frsts,
Cheese strong, Daisies, 1t4Gpls twins
| 140 u; young Americas, 14i491s; long
horns, l4a'iA,
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NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS.
Monday, July u


AmaigaInated Copper -. :. ~. "a S1sss
American Beet Sugar 49,. y. 80. 433t
American Car & Foundry ........ SITS
American Cotton Oil .......,.... i4A
American Locomotive Z. .s............ 60A
Amer. Smelt. & Refining .3.......... 85as
Amer. 5SInelt. 6 Rein. pfd HIS
American Sugar Refining ......5. 1859.
Anaconda Mining Co.-,..5..5... 4Ik
Atchison y. .116E
Atlantic Coast Line bid .129
Baltimore & Ohio ~. ~. 1875
Brooklyn Rapid Transit y. rs
Canadian Pacific -. J. .S4A
sGhesap enke & Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern 1885,
Chicago, Mil, & st. Paul 7. 1919
Colorado Fuel &: Iron -. 44Ls
Colorado & Southern Z. -. - ssh
Delaware & Hudson 1925
Denver & Rio Granie A.
Denver & Rio Grande pfd bid...... 81
Erie 49,. e, 36Ial
Great Northern pfd.... ). z. 1agis
Great Northern Ore Etfs....... 1871
Illinois Contra :. b. .15sss
marlborough Met. -. 15.3
ELECTROMAGNETIC. pfd 49,. Z. 5sa.
Louisville & Nashville ". I4tsI +
Missouri Pacific n j! ga
Missouri. Kansas & Texas ......... III.
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present rate Of coplocr the conpany,it
is believed. should make u profit Of 8
cents d pound. Under the improved
conditions it is believed probable hat
copper can be laid down in New York
at 1904 cents q pound
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BOSTON COPPER CLosE.

y q d'tles ~. sfrnliOck d 70, bankers and,
brokers. furnish the following received
over their private wire this afternoon
as follows:
II Adventure, 6a al; G. c.. as @99sl
Az. Coral, aS1a a39; Kass. S@S1a; G.
& A. 101dD102. Mohawk, 571a a, AZ
Cent, 3Oms1; North Butte. 40 14sls
Cop. Range. 79A @SoA Osceola, 1890
i31; Franklin, 161s@16M Quincy, $50
50 Zinc, 2sa2Sta; shannon. 141s5a15;
Hancock, 1914 oil; United Cop. 91s %
pa; Lake. 20M2l: tab Cop, 4sd 4SH 8
NJ. g. G., 25G30; Winona, 5aD6: S. p.
$i3Ts Oh, WSandot,2sa as; Oil. 521&4 q 81;
,Aiiouez. 4l@a1ia; La Sale. 10& m11A:
Mexico Con. 4@1A; e.. & H: 6301635:
Nevada Con, 23a. dp2a5s; G. NJ, 1s60l5;
Old Dom, 5l1aM5aatA a. DAILY West, ~ as:
Parrot, 50m3o5S. CRANKY. 80 asked; San
TIA Fe, 2M2A: Boston Con, 14@141S; Su-5
Trinity, l1M111s; RoSale. 23@24 !; Utah
+ Con. 1G4lls; Miami, 15ml5i4; Victoria.
4I4a North Lake SIsaSN; VOL, 1851
$50: S. e p. 16n1cls; Nip, 1GSsG1l;
Annock. /. S561 81: Gas, 40fI41: e Nj,
1ItA; Cob. Cent, 3T43S: Cum. Ely, II
as; Dom. Cop. 215: Globe, Al asked;
Daisy, q m2S: Hc!vetia. 5JIsG5 9-16; Ma
jestic, s2@sa;: National, d0@4s Ril.
Coaln.. 24a25: Ray Cons. 1sss@16Ils;;
SnattncK, 1875 asked; Cactus, so
J 3-16; Ray Central, 2sad2ls; CHA, 53s
G6h; Z. s. com. 4SN@4sTs; do. pfd,
~ 61a: Rcgaie IHAsGl1o:: Boston ELY.
n 4alas; b & l., 25@30; Chomung, 1sa
mi5; Davis DAILY, 81 ql5ss; First Nat,
4aG4S; CT. Con, 6 -1696Ls ( florence,
27sd3; La Rose S-S-16aS T-16; McKin-
ley. S2GS6; New. Utah. / 1a-16@1 1876:
Z Raven. 2302T: San Ant. 10 bid; Leaf,
t1d1lis; Yukon, 4 l3-1664 1916; In
SEPARATION. TaIis; Chino, IAQS; Apex,
1909; Giroux, S3s6hs5s. *
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

| { 2 4 Is 81 W i
timated at 5000; market steady. 10c.
lower. Beeves, 4.T597.S0; Texas steers,
4. i0Gls 90; western steers. A,76@6. rs; stock
heifers, 2.4oGG 10; calves, $50 a $50.
Hogs-Receipts, estimated at $1,000;
market sc. lower. Lights. 4 Is or 50 mix
ca. zoos 20: heavy. I.356 30: rough,
z. 35Gf7.55; good to choice heavy. LOO g
90; pigs. 600 q 40; bulk OF sales, 1000
Sleep Receipts, estimated at 5000:
market steady. Native, .75d14 80; western,
2, 70 GA so; Searlings, 4. 50 @ %; lambs. ma
tive i.75G S!75; western, 800 g SGD.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas CITY, July IL. Cattle Receipts.
5000: market steady to 1oc. lower. Ma
tive steers. .5oat.so: native cows and
s d $40; bulls, 8 ooah 90; calves, 3.75@
800: western steers. 4 Is @6.50: western
COWS. 10000 I. s5l.G
Rsseptss' % mar asgk St. e s@i9s
.7.so; lights .15; pigs, $500 7.5o.
Mnttons. 4o6a5oo; n lambs, /. ooas so;
range wethers. 400 q 5.s5 range ewes.
OMAHA. ia E
Omaha. July l2,-.G,attle Receipts, .ooo;
80: Texas steers. 3ooalS. rs; cows and
stockers and feeders, 800 g s.25; calves,
81 99sS. 50; bulls, stays; etc, s.eoa5 90, .
&c. lover Heavy, .esp7.so; mixed. LOO
bulk bulk Of sales, 7.5s "a lis. Is \
shespR sceipts. 71oo 5 market 70 to 15c.
.t.oedl475; ewes, 5000 40; lambs. i 0oG
S.Gd. a
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WOOL.
T.LouIs.

81 ST. Louis, July 12--Wool. steady. Ter
fritory and western mediums, 23dH III; fine
mediums. AGA; fine, 12al1sk
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Colorado. 500 at 1.s714 100 at 1:s7iia,
buyer 60; 400 at 200.
Grand Central 1900 ut. 30: 900 at
26T5. 100 at 2.i0, seller CO.
Ibex 1000 at ga
Indian Queen, 500 at >.
iron BLOSSOM 500 al 1875; l.ac0 at
1.35. seller 60
Mason VALLEY, 800 at 500; 700 at
2.021t.
May Day, 1000 at 90.
South Columbus LOCO at IS; 200 at
3g71ts,
south Iron Blossom 1000 at ~.
Swansea Con. 1000 at 10.
Swansea EStn.. LEGO at H..
Tintic Central. 1000 at IA.
j. II. WHITNEY, Stock Broker.
334 Atlas. Bell. l41o. Res. So04-z.
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MCINTOSH FINANCING ONO.
Report from Boston Shows Manager
In ROlc Raising Money Needed. 9&

Report from Boston Shows Manager
In Role Raising Money Needed.
y According to a report in the Boston
News Bureau Colin Mcintosh. manager
of the Ohio Copper company has been
in Boston interesting Il number of
bankers there in the bonds of the COM
pany and endeavoiing to dispose Of
Sthe same at from So to 90 He is al
legged to have stated that the floating
Indebtedness of the company Is hes
tween $500, 900 and 100000 and that
\ iiga firm financial basis and start oper-
sations in a manner that would assure
the early paying of dividends.
Z Mr.. Mcintosh asserts that it is Moth
ing short of a crime With the millions
of tons Of ore In sight for the company
to be held back by a few hundreds of
thousands. He asserts that the deYel-s
aopment work and the cost of construe <
ton and machinery has amounted to
81, 200, 0o0.. The development amounts to
$1,000 feet. Out Of 1000 assays made
in various parts of the mine 1t Is as
serted they averaged LA per cent cop
per. The caying system of mining. the.
gravity system combined with tho n.s
stallation OF electric haulage will maxi
the cost Of mining and concentration
close to sl.1O per ton The Mascottes
tunnel grade Is from V to- / per cent.
The mill is believed to be able to make
saving of so per cent yielding 21.S
pounds Of copper to the ton. This will
assure the company a net profit Of
81. 10 on each ton 55of ore. With the
necessary money the company would
have the first two units and possibly
three units in operation by the first Of
the year.
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AB.ANpoN aIoNTHIs = REPORTS.

Especial to the .News,')
Provo, July 12.A statement was is
sued this morning from the Knight Of
fees announcing the abandoning Of the
& issuing of monthly reports. The
statement is as! follows:
owing to the inability OF great
many people, to understand the brief
financial reports of the various knight
companies heretofore published. and a
great number of Inquiries, the publica-
tto1 OF the monthly report will be dis
continued -
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James A. O'clock ~ CO., bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
coMsrocK.
Ophir. 1.0ON1.425s; Mexican. aS61l,OO.
Gould 4: Curry. II OILS: Con. Va, s2GS3:
Savage, 2t as; Hale. & Norcross. Il bid;
yellow Jacket. 10 n 10: Belcher. ~ bid :: ST.
ezra Nevada. 28Gp23; Union, 4S@49; Chol-
lar, 16 bid; Potosi, 30 bid.
TONOPATi.
Montana Tonopah. IS bid 5Tonopah Ex-
tension. 456t.tS; MacSamara 25a26; Mid
way, % Bid: West End Cons, % bid; jim
Butler 1o@l1.
@GQLDFTELD.
Col Mt, 10 bid Jumbo Ext, 10 bid:
Booth, 10 bid: Blue Buli, 5f16; Silver
Pick, 10 hid; Blue Bell. bid; Hihernia.
2 asked; Conlueror. 5 asked; Lone Star.
8 bid q G.. Wonder 2 asked. Orc. sac /;
Atlanta. 9Gl0: CT. Bend. ga s: Florence.
2!g2!s bid: pfield j. b. Cons, 2 bid I:
5Goldfeld Daisy, 21a22. Comb. Fraction,
l6Ad1 81: kewanos, bid; Red Hills, 3 bid !;
Goldfield Con. 6.09ia.
BULLFROG.
Bonnie Glare, 3 bid; Mayhower Cons,
8 asked.
MANHATTAN.
Mustang. bid.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Eagles Nest, bid Round Mountain.
q @TS;. Rawhide Queen, 80 bid; Rawhlde
Coalition. 2fg25.
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SUGAR AND, COFFEE.

New York, July 2.--Sugar, raw, steady
Fair refining. 3.42a3 Is; centrifugal. rs
test. ., s2ff;,. m olasses sugar, 3.II 90
@ Refined--Steady.$ Crushed, 5.55. powder
ed. 4.e6: graduated, 4.s6.
Coffee--steady, No T Rio, $40 IS; No 4
Santos. Q.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-12

Chicago. July Ia-Butter- steady.
Craamerlcs, 22a25h; dairies, aDqn2sia
S Eggs--S teady. at mark. cases Included,
Is; receipts. a.5sl; frsts, %: prime frsts,
Il.
Cheese-Strong Daisies, HOY twins
14W u; young Americas. lii49 ", long
horns, 14GA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-12

market steady. Native 9. 755dr4 80; western,
. 70 ga 50. yearlings, a so "a %; lambs. ma
tive i75GS SIS; western, 5.O09S.6. A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-12
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET +,

James A. Pollock ~ Co. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire yesterday after
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-12

FORENOON SALES.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1909-11-06
NEW CLUBBING PROPOSITION

We have arranged to offer in
connection with this paper, the
new monthly farm magazine just
started at Lincoln, Nebraska, by
Prof. H. w. Campbell and devot-
ed to the subject of how to farm
in the dry country and how to
get best results from soil tillage
under normal conditions. This
Paper is Campbell's Scientific
Farmer and we offer It clubbed
with The Times-Terald both for
So. so per year cash. Prof. Camp
bells new paper Is a monthly,
chock full of good things. the
only paper Of its kind in the
world, and il embodies the re-
suits Of the editors many years
of painstaking investigation of
the soil tillage proposition.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1909-11-06

Tickling, tight coughs, can be
surely and quickly loosened with
a prescription Druggists are dis
pensing everywhere as DR..
Shoop's Cough Remedy. And it
is so very, very different from
common cough medicines. No
opium. no chloroform, absolutely
nothing harsh or unsafe. The
tender leaves of a harmless, lung
healing mountainous shrub, gives
the curative properties to DIR.
Shops Cough Remedy. Those
leaves have the power to calm
the most distressing cough and
to soothe and heal the most SEN
sitive bronchial membrane. Mo
theirs should, for safety's sake
alone, always demand DIR.
Shops. 1t can with perfect
freedom be given to even the
youngest babes. Test it your
self and seel Sold by Reed Bros.