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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-27
REFUSE MILLION FOR
MINING PROPERTY
Cr,stat Lake Gold Mining Company at
Lundy Turns Down Fancy
Price Tor Its Mine.

According TO the Bodic Miner SLIGO
oo3 has been offered by eastern capital
iats for the property Of the crystal
Lake Gold Mining Go. al Lundy' anu
1t Is understood that the Offer has been
turned down inc mine OF mines OF
this company ~ one or the greatest
properties OF the state Of Nevada ana
has a great future. For years nothing
but development work mas been oonc
and ID Is only the present season tnat
any effort has been made 20 place the
property In the producing class
The ore taken out ~ dcvciopment
work has paid tho operating expenses
OF the mine and 10 certainly makes
great showing A tunnel nearly miie
I'M length has been run into the MI,
giving deptn OF over 2uQo feet ana
there is bug vein of ore opened up
from the tunnel level 70 the top Tho
ore runs from SIS to so "a ton end the
vein is from four TO seven feet IN widih,
giving an almost everlasting ore nody
on which to work. The property rs wei
equipped TO produce big dividends, az
not only is there a IO-stamp miii ana
cyanide plant tor concentrate but an
electric plant that now delivers 500
horsepower. ia operation, and its ca
yacity can be increased without uouuie
or expense. The completion OF the tun-
mel makes this an excellent mining
proposition and 70 30 Is energetcahy
worked IL win become a world-famous
producer
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southern Utah, where he went to ex-
anime mining properties.
Fred Davis has gone to the Little
Smoky district In Idaho 10 take charge
as superintendent OF the Cannonball
Consolidated.
Lew Humphries. engineer for tho
unnThompson interests, has just re-
turned from an inspection trip to the
Mason Valley mine.
Notices have been sent out announc-
ing the annual meeting Of the Horn
Silver Mining company at Us local Of
fees on Dec. Z. Since the Tintic smelter
closed this company has not been In the
shipping class.
Charles Getsch, one OF the old Park
City operators, but who Is now on the
staff Of the J. u. Woods interests. has
just returned from a trip through Ne
yada. He declares that the recent rich
strike at Bannock. near Battle Noun
tain, is now heavily guarded and only
the employees are allowed TO look over
the rich territory.
The mines at Seven Troughs are
scheduled TO begin operations on Nov. 1,
according 10 l.. A. Friedman, general
manager OF the Seven Troughs Mining
ton Mining company. The work will
be started with Seven Troughs as an
open camp. The Goldheld scale OF
wages WIZ be adopted.
J. d. Massey and Elias VIM will de-
velop the Blue Bell coal mine They
have made application to the surveyor
general OF Titan, Thomas Hun, to have
the land surveyed at once. The mine Is
the one formerly known as the John
Packer mine and lies just over the Blue
hill on the old mail road between Yer
nal and Brush creek II has a 9-foot
bed Of coal and Of good quality
Express.
Manager Grant Snyder OF the Gin
mine at Ophir has returned from a trip
to the mine. He was accompanied by
A. L. Kern of Milwaukee. secretary and
treasurer of the company. Mr. Kern
declares that he was struck with the
marked Improvement at the mine, which
he had not visited for a year. The ore
body In the middle tunnel has been
opened up a distance OF 275 feet and at
a depth Of 1000 feet. In places the vein
is from 10 to IS feet wide. The lower
tunnel is now I'm 2.300 feet and the
management expects to tap the ore
shortly. This viii give depth Of 1900
feet.
Work at the Tintic standard shaft is
now being pushed below the 6o0-foot
level. The leached condition found al
the 600-foot level led the management
TO continue on TO the 70O-foot level
Articles OF incorporation for the Mine
Development & Tunnel Constructing
company OF salt Lake were filed yes
terday with the county clerk. The COM
pany is capitalized at $4,000, with
shares at 81 each, of which 22,500 shares
are placed In the treasury. The officers
are. Joseph +. klaner, president
George KrucSar, vice president. and AL
fred &. Ellsworth, secretary and treas
urer. The officers compose the direc-
tofate.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
MAMMOTH JUlGM INT
IS PNRTLY PAID
Grand Central Receives Part Of the
Amount against the Mammoth
Mining Company.

After 10 years OF fighting in the
courts OF Utah and twice before the
supreme court OF the United States the
Mammoth Mining company yesterday
partially paid the judgment secured
against il by the Grand Central Min
ing company. A payment VI $4,000
on the judgment Of Si16.Ss5.iS was
made by the company and a promise OF
the iemalnlng amount In so days was
made. The payment was made in tho
Offices Of Dickson. Ellis 4 schulder.
The judgment of Sl76.3s54S represents
the accrued interest. costs Of court and
other amounts taxed up against the
company IN 10 years litigation over
about $4,000 worth OF ore. alleged TO
have been illegally taken from the
Grand Central ground.
The suit was filed at Ncph in Sep
tcmber. 1899. and from thtre il has
boon fought In various forms in other
courts in the country II has been
twice before the United States supreme
court on various pleadings. it has been
tried three times at Ncphi and has been
In the supreme court OF Utah a num-
Der OF times. The fight has been as
stubborn as any ever fought In Utah
and Il was not until every resource
president OF the Mammoth company.
admitted defeat The cost Of legal
talent In the suit has been something
enormous
Grand Central has been represented
throughout by Dickson. Ellis, Ellis &
Schulder. Senator Arthur Brown and
Judge II. =. Henderson. both Of whom
have died since the suit was started,
were also associated with the plaintiff
attorneys. The defense has been rep
resented by John NJ. Zane Of Chicago,
Charles S. Zane. Senator George Suth-
erland, Senator Hughes of Colorado,
Col Pickett and J. +. Root OF Mon
tana; II. G. Edwards Attorney Dierer
and others OF Salt Lake.
The settlement of the suit means
much 10 the Grand Central, as 1t de-
cides the ownership OF certain ricn
ore bodies that have been found but
could not be developed as long as lti-
CATION was pending. II is declared
that conditions at the Grand Central
are now better than they have been
for long time. with the settlement
OF the suit II Is declared il means a
new era for the property. Whether
the money Will be paid out in divi-
dends or be used for the further devel-
opment OF the mine has not been made
public should dividend be paid IL
is said that IL viii be in the nelghbor-
hood Of 30 cents.
NEW YORK LISTED STOCKS
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PRODUCE.


Chicago oct N-Quietncss and
strength marked early trading In the
wheat market here today. Demand by
shorts for the December delivery was
the start. An advance OF q 20 Id. at Liv-
erpool. together with material gains at
the northwestern markets were the prin-
cipal factors Opening prices were IS to
AsMAc, higher with December at los
to l.Gi4 The runge early In the day was
between lOi3s % Los and l@A.
The bulge IN wheat Offset the con-
tinued favorable weather conditions for
the maturing OF the new corn crop and
caused a steady tone I'm the corn market
early IN the session. December cpened l.
to Ac, higher at 1914 70 5sA and sold
on TO 5sis.
Oats were dun and steady The Nc
cember option opened unchanged TO Ne.
higher AT 3s7s 20 40, and for time held
within that range
Provisions were firm on a fair active
general demand. Prices at the start
were unchanged to l5c. higher.
Wheat-Prices broke sharply late I'm the
day on further declines IN cash grain
prices December sold OF to 1913 The
close was easy with December a shade
lower az Oh.
corn-The market closed weak. "a
lower at 5Siau&.
Close-whedt-Dec. and May. l.ons.
corn-oet. 5sH; Dec, sssla9.; May.
60ia@& July. co.'s.
Oats-Dec. aud July, 1855 May. f2h
Pork-Oct., 3.35; Jan, l9.o2Is. May.
1S.W
I.ard-oct. l2S; Nov. l2.ogh: Jan.
II 30all 32la; MAY, Hos.
Nav. 1000
Rye--cash, 7ssaa7i; Dec. 20: May. "a.
Barley-Cash. 5lnc5.
Timothy-Oct., S.15; March. $40.
Clover-Nothing doing
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago, Oct 27-Butter - Firm.
Creamerles, 26la 40ia. dalries. 24aR
Eggs-Firm, at mark. cases Included.
Is; receipts, f39 cases; firsts, 2ii5
prime frsts, 26i9.
Cheese-Steady. Daisies i6aL Twins,
l5%ml6; Young Americas. 1904: Long
Horns, 15Nal6.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York, Oct. G.-Sugar. raw, firm.
Fair refining $50: centrifugal, SO test,
$50, molasses sugar, $50.
Refned-Steady. Crushed, SIS; powder
ed, SIS; graduated, 5.l5
Conee--tirm. No. Rio So, nominal
No. 4 santos, ga
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STOCKS SHOWING
MORE ACTIVITY

New York. Oct 27.-The stock market
today opened quiet and irregular in
tone Three thousand. five hundred
shares Of United States steel sold at S7N
to sly, compared with 81 last night
Western Union declined Ia and Atlantic
Coast Line 1. American Wooden advanc-
ed IA. Otherwise tho changes were in
significant ana about equally divided
between gains and losses
The market became weak soon after
the opening. United States Steel fell
below yesterdays closing. which encour-
aged bear selling OF other stocks. Union
Pacific. Reading. Great Northern pre-
ferred, Amalgamated copper and Ameri-
can smelling were offered freely. Mis-
souri, Pacific; san Francisco second pre-
fcrred. Allls-Chalmers preferred and
Pressed steel Car preferred lost !. Con-
solidated Gas ~ and American Llnseed
preferred IL. When supporting orders
lied strongly and most Of the prominent
stocks sold above their first prices
Union Pacific Pennsylvania. General
Electric and Pullman scored advances Of
a point and American Sugar "a.
Demand decrea sed as prices rose. but
not until gains had been extended. Union
Pacihc's rise reached 2, Pennsylvania
y, Reading and Wabash preferred =.
Northern Pacific u and Southern Pa
cifc. Canadian Pacific and United
states steel !. Minneapolis, st. Paul and
sault Ste Marie preferred declined 2s.
Delaware q Hudson IA and Pacific Teie-
phone ~.
Bonds were Irregular.
There was a revival OF activity IN
the transactions. but the general list
was quiet outside Of Amalsamated Cop
per. which showed increasing activity
aud strength. Northwestern Pacific NOV
ed up 2 points; Brooklyn Transit
10; Amalgamated Copper Ia. the
Peterborough Metropolitan stocks 4 and
Third Avenue l.
When the market grew very dull the
bears sold the list and there was some
profit-taking also. which sent some o
the leaders back point, notably Read
ing and Northern Pacific Prices were
steadier at , o'clock. but there was very
little doing. American Smelling rose J
and Northwestern fell H.
The market closed arm and active. A
strong demand sprang up for United
States Steel which rose Ia over las
night. Reading gained =, Pullman "a
Atchison and National Lead IL an
Kansas & Texas Great Northern pre-
erred and ore Certificates / There waf
renewed realizing I'm the late dealing
and "a reaction resulted.
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers, 6 west Second South street
furnish the following received over
their private wire today:
A. Il NJ. 5Oa6l: Begole. 1GlE;
Boston Ely rs G2& Chemung. n y
asked. Cum. Ely. 7hQ7h Ely Con. IS
ace; CT. Con. 9-16G6% Florence. 90
81 la Rose. . l3-1605 1916. National.
52@5S; Ely Central. SisQ3 ais Raven.
70d72: Tonopah, 6laQ6A Chief Con,
lh01h; b. Il L., 23430; Cob. Cent, 2s0
49, Davis DAILY. 5is05sa First Nat. 5ss
asa Daisy, zoe; Majestic g0692 New.
Utah. lhdlAs. llh Coaln.. 26n26 Ray
Consolidated. 1Idi7h. Queen. 3O0s5
International Smelling l35 bid. Old
DOM. 40M50. superior. 614 W5St. .
United Copper. "a 69M; Utah Con.
HSW42h; COrbin, 2O4 G20ls: Giroux.
S% MS7s Arcadian, 31s "a. North
Lake. 7d7h = & r.. i5h 0t5A L.
: Com, 5ai, N53ia do. pfd., 52M52i y Z:
&. & A.. eSd9sis. Cent. 37is "a SO; Cop.
Range, 7Sh m1s; Nevada Con-. 2S7s %
a. North Butte. 59a59f.: H. c.. l3a a.
l4h; East Butte, 1914 MiOia. Miami
l5@l5s: Newhouse. is027s s. q b.,
1884 GA: Apex. ~ N4ia.
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NEW YORK CURE list.

Butte q London, 25M35: Cumberland
Ely, 7ha7 3-iG; Giroux Con. So q
sA Nevada Con. 2ia24h. Nevada
Utah. lhal s-l6. Nlpissing. lOG a.
1915: NewhOuse 2R G2M; Tennessee
Copper SEA 932M; Utah copper, asa
az Davis DAILY 5ia m5A Dominion
Copper SOS. Ely Central. 3is as 3-lG.
Ely Consolidated, 6Su 60. Furnace
Greek. 50iO; Mitchell. l-l6a = Mont.
Shoshone. ~ m1is; Nevada smelling,
9-16fss silver Queen. S0a3i. SILVER
Lear, lId1S. King Edward, s-i6Mll-l6:
Foster Cobalt, s5n42; El Rayo. 1-l6
d2b; Cobalt Central 2SM2g. Mo
Kinley- Daragh, $3.50 Ttntic Mining.
lls42L; Gibraltar. las. Ray Con.
i7ih Q17hs; Chino IbdIN' Gila, az a
7ls. Inspiration. 8 i-l6m6A Ray Cent.
2h02iai First Natl Copper, 81, ~
6h. Poston Cons, l31s a 1879 Yukon
Gold. ~ Qf lilo, North Butte Exten-
sion. 2H5: Miami Copper. l4fs al5is ;
y. + Gas, tgii Penna- Wyoming.
asked
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James a. Pollock q Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire today:
CoMsTocK
Ophir. i92hG195. Mexican. i5lik@
LOO Gould a Curry, 3sqA Con. Va,
1870 Lao, Savage. 40 bid; Hale a. Nor
cross, 50 bid: Belcher. li0al.20 Sierra
Nevada, i595S, Exchequer, 40 asked.
Union, DN7s. Chollar 2iq22; Potosi, %
asked.
TONOPAH
Tonopah Nevada, 655G7Oo. Montana
Tonopah So bid. Tonopah Extension,
"a asked, MacNamara, 27Q2si Midway
I'D asked, Tonopah Belmont. "A asked
Rescue 2 asked. Jim Butler. l2Gl3.
BULLFROG
Bonnie Glare. i0l6. Maynower
leN13.
MANHATrAN.
Mani. Consa ta5, Dexter 4 bid.
OTHER DISTRICTS
Falrvicw Eagle. IS asked. Pltisburs
ST. Peak 5s bid. Rawhido queen. 20
bid, kawhide Coalition 26g2I. Ball
loon I'm B bid.
GoLDFIELD
SANDSTONE f05 col M. bid. Jum-
b. Evt.. % bid Kendall bid. Booth.
ll0l2. Blue BUT 400. silver Pick. 100
no Blue Bel. 2ua. Lone star eos.
ono. iM5i Atlanta, llNl2, Red Top.
lm., Florence. 1922. bid D'neld A. b.
con- 3 asked, Goldneid Daisy sos.
comb Fraction. GlnG3. keWanos. SOC.
Rod HIS. aHl, r. Tiger 4 asked. Gold
field Con. G.i510.su.
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WOOL.
ST LOUIS

ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. oct g7-wool FIRM. Terri
tory and western mediums, 24n-Hi ilnc
mediums 23ae6. fine, l4uN.
BOSTON.
Boston. oct 2s-Quletness still con-
tinues In the local wool market with
very firm prices Bids below the asking
prices receive scant attention. and no
lower prices are anticipated for at least
10 months. Local stocks arc so wen
sold up that 50.Ooe0o0 pounds Is said to
represent the amount NJ wool In Boston
bins Territory wool. both greasy ana
secured. is selling with moderate free
dom. while nccces. especially quarter
blood grade. are In fair demand. There
Is "a strong demand for Australian cross
brcds running from sos to COS. Locally
the supply is limited.
Quotations:
Secured values-Texas hno. Y months.
75a Is; fne, TO months. GSa 20;
fine fall, 5S060.
California northern eSdf0; middle
county, 0WG; Oregon. eastern No. l
staple TSuO; eastern clothing. s0V
y; valley No. l. 5115S, territory nne
staple, iIaS; fine medium staple, zoo
q; fine clothing. 10H72. hne medium
clothing 65a6S; half-blood. 1906;
rce-eighths-blood. 6su70. duRrter-blood
6106s; pulled extra, 700. fino a, 6S0 20.
a supers CO0A.
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western steers. s.1d5.E. western cows
f75n4N
Hogr-Reccipts. 1900. market 70. low.
or. Bulk Of sales, 1.a0UI.p. heavy, $3.50
1c5. packers and butchers. l.baf.Ni
lights. 7i5n150, pigs, dBul %.
shecp-Reccipts, 5000, market eteadN
Muttons. f.O00f.l1s lambs. o.ou 80
range wcthcrs and ycarlinGs, i.W4e.W
range ewes. 5.oofi6.o 90.
OMAHA.
south omaha. oct. g.-Catue--iie-
ccipts 0ao; market STEADY, Native
Steers .0OuS00. COWS and heifers, aVl
n5.0O: western steers. 31u0 81. Gamers
g5W8.25. stockcrs and feeders. 40
5.15; calves. g.5019 %. bulls, STAYS ETC.
2.AN4.50.
Hogs-Rccclpts. 200; market 70 Joe.
lower Heavy, I.J0u 100. mixed, 80 n
80: lights 7ssd7.55. pigs O.&a7.0o bulk
OF sales 1b015d
Sheep Receipts fSOoo; market steady.
NcsrlingH S5uS ~. Wethcrs. 4.oQu o..
ewes asa as lambs, $500 $50
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T0DAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. Oct. 27-Money on call
firm. 4a4h per cent, ruling rate 4
per cent; closing bid and offered at
"A per cent
Time loans easy, for so days and 30
days and six months, AZ as per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper, 90
SIS per cent.
Sterling exchange strong after being
weak with actual business In bankers
bills at SS3n4.S3.25 for SO day bills and
at sLS725 for demand.
Commercial bills, s4S2izd7s.
Bar silver 509s cents.
Mexican dollars. 43 cents.
Government bonds easy; railroad
bonds irregular
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EAST PRINCE IN PoRPHYRY.

Development work is progressing
steadily at the East Prince property
and the shaft is down TO depth OF
$50 feet with the bottom showing some
lively looking porphyry, says the Phoebe
Record officers of the company are
very much encouraged and believe mat
they win soon be prepared TO report the
strike Of an ore body.
The East Prince company has been
financed by a syndicate OF Salt Lake
mining men. headed by George Tar
ghetta. Lumber has arrived al the
mine and the shaft Is to be timbered
from the surface down.
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Articles II Incorporation OF the Com
mercial Bank OF ToOele we're filed with
Secy, OF state Charles $. Tingey this
morning. The capital OF the new bank
is $4,000, divided into 250 shares OF the
par value Of 500 each. =. T.. McGur-
rim OF salt Lake City. is president
with PAS shares as trustee, and one
share as individual stock; II. ID. Pas
com is vice president with one share
Of stock. and these with John Hickey.
H. d. Woodruff and r. T.. Gcmme-t
with one share OF stock each, form the
board OF directors. Tom Is. Taylor Is
cashier OF the bank
The Granite Planning Mil company
Of Sugar, Utah, filed articles of inclr-
poratlon in the office OF the county
clerk today. The company Is capital
lied al $4,000 divided into 100 shares
Of the value OF 800 each. W. H. BEN
nett ls president % the company Alma
@. Jensen Is secretary and treasurer
and Fred sandberg Is manager. who.
with Elijah Thompson and a. O. Hay
wood constitute the directorate. Benz
nett has 10 shares ~ stock. Jensen
i5 sandbergl 10. Thompson, TO- ami
Haywood. 0 shares OF stock
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NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

Tho San Rafael Fuel company filed
articles OF Incorporation with the coun-
~ clerk Tuesday. The company has
a capitalization Of 81 ,000. 900. divided
into shares OF the par value OF 81 each.
The officers are as follows: Ira ID.
Browning, president: William X. Brad
ley. vice president; William Pischol.
secretary and treasurer. and Joseph A,
Jennings and Ralph A. McBroom, ad-
ditional directors. each holding one
share OF stock. william r. Sradley
holds 10000 shares ia trust. OF the
holdings of Browning 922.5 shares
are made a part OF the treasury stock
OF the company, Al, 200 shares OF which
wiz be used for the purchase OF 1850
ceres Of land Ia Emery county In ad-
dltlon 10 1912. SO acres adjoining, which
is taken over for the full capltaliza-
ton.
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nnlNGs nAcK coon oRE.
East Tintic Development Ore Increas-
ing In Value.

INU0CInI 10 Tho N0WN|I
Provo, Oct. 27.-Manager Rawson OF
the Big Nebo Mining comra any has
brought some fine samples Of ore
from the mine which Is located near
Santaquin. The drift Is In 2lO feet and
Mr. RawsOn expects TO strike q big
body OF ore before long.
The ore ia tho East Tintic Develop
mcnt cOmpanys mine n improving IN
quality, the last two cars bringing an
increase In returns Of 500 each, and
the promise for dividends In the near
future is bright
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MARKEr CONTINUES SLOW.
Provo and Sioux are Heaviest Sellers
On Local Market.


Stock In the Provo Mining company
came In for decided change this
morning and from cents the stock
went as high as n cents and was stu
firm The stock opened at cents and
was followed by the sale OF 20, so
shares at 10 cents. During the regular
board session 81 $50 shares OF the stocK
changed hands. Colui do was low tAis
morning and sold az Sl.25. Iron Bios
som was also down ana sold as low as
90 cents. Cioux Consolidated dropped
from 81 cents TO 81 cents. on the open
board the stock gained some ground.
The number OF shares Of stock that
changed hands this morning was 1880
and the amount represented was ST.
$3.50
on the curb market only two sales
were made ana they were two 500 share
lots OF Fcdral Ely which crossed the
rail at Sib cents. Opex received bid
81 10 cents and the stock was offered
at q cents. Tintic Standard was Of
forcd at II cents
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS.
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UNIVERSITY NEWS

A great deal OF interest Is being taken
In the University Dramatic club, which
Is being revived Several plays have
been sent for and q number OF tho
students have Indicted their intention
OF competing Tor places In TIE cast.
A new book case extending the full
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Forenoon totals ....-..ls.Soo szl'e'fV"
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Colorado. 100 at IN
crown point. 1000 at 8. buyer 50;
200 at "a.
Il. Tin. Con. 1000 at 2%
T. Tin. Dew. 1900 al IA.
Ind Queen. 1900 at B.
Iron Blossom. 200 at 81; 1000 at 66'
100 an s., seller SO; 800 at 81, buyer co.
400 al So. seller So
Mason Val. 100 at 1.92ia.
New Hills. POO at 40
Provo. b.50O at 10.
sioux CON. COO at ca. 500 at g., seller
co. 300 at g.
SO. Iron Bios. 5000 at q.
Tin. Cent, 900 at 8, seller SO.
Uncle Sam, 500 at 81.
Utah Con, 800 at 81.
Victor CON, 1000 az ..
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LIVE STOCK.


Chicago, Oct. .-Cattlo-Receipts, es-
dmated at 5000; market steady, shade
higher Beeves, 3.9Jus.s0 Texas steers.
3.Sln4 30, western steers, asa . 80:
lockers and feeders, 3.O0Q5 TO: cows and
1olfers. 2.0a5.75; calves. 6.Oa815.
HOgs--keceipts estimated az 1900:
market steady, sc. lower. Lights. 100
10; mixed. 7.Bm7.g: heavy. 73a7 %;
,ough, 900 20; good 10 choice heavy,
IG1H7S.
Sheep-Receipts. estimated at 5000.
market steady Native, a0d4 50: west
ern. 2iani.sO; yearlings, $500 8 20.
1o5.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. oct e7.-Cattle-Reoeipts
200; market 20 1Oc. higher Native
stecrs, i.50d3.9O; native COWS and heifers.
?. 5a so. stockers and feeders a.O0M
500, bulls, 2.l5a3.55; calves. 3.50d7 %.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-27

,. Il. WHITNEY. stock Broker.
asf Atlas Bell is70. Ros aO0t-z
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-27

For the FIRST time In the history Of the
university the formation OF band APP
pears 10 promise success. A meeting
Is 20 be held Thursday for the election
OF officers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-27

Both phones
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-27

At the freshman meeting yesterday
afternoon white and purple were Sc
lccted ~ the class colors. Plans wero
also further considered for the fresh
man Halloween party 70 be given at
the university Friday evening