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91zb; New Utah. Q az i -1G;; sRavan,8 IS a.
40; shatt,ick. 1917 91ssa Queen, 35g36.S
Yukon. rs 94& !; Inspiration, 5-16@ rs !;
Chino, 81 a 3ta
NEW YORK cuRB LIST,

mes A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers, s vest Second South; furnish
the fol lowing. received over their prI-s
vate wire this afternoon. s.
Butte & London, 5000; Cumberland,
Ely, s -1s4DS 8-16 Giloux Consolidated,
7sss; Nevada Con-, 20 @23ls Nevada
Utah. 4 15-16I2 Il -16; Nipissing. 10aa q
los; Newhouse, 1sa@1A; Tennessee
Copper, 80 Y dT41ils tab Copper, 51as@s
%; Davis DAILY 8 rs @5ss Dominion Cop
per, 90; Ely Central, y Ok Ely Con-
5solidated, SAG; Greene g. q S. CON-,
Boz; Mitchell, SO " Montgomery Sho-,
shone, 11tss@1ssa; Nevada Smelling, 1s@ a.
14, Silver Queen, 33@35; Silver Leaf, 10.
@11:: King Edward, 4 Is @15a; Foster Cos,
bait, 22@30; FL Rayo., 21is Gl211s; Cobalt
5Ceatral, 36@361a;; Mckinley Darragh,
s9aG95: Tintic Mining, "a: Gibraltar
2dn5; Tnspr.. 5-16Np 1876; Ray Cent, 3@
8 10; Ray Con, 81 Gp16@s ella. SIX %
az. Chino. 81 ass; MID. Mac. 1sGsa;
First National Copper, SIS G55s; Boston
Cons, 5@16; Yukon Gold, 4 11-16G !;
North Butte Extension, 214: Miami
4 Copper, 1914 @169s B. S. Gas, II @l11s;
Fenna- Wyoming. 4d7.
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INERTIA HITS THE MAs1lET.
Stocks Fail to Show Signs OF Life
Selling SlOWcst This Year.

r. e. p
After fairly lively market yestce,-
day both stock exchanges fell into a
state OF inertia that could not be over
come today. Stocks throughout the
morning session We're at a,
5standstillg The number of stocks
sold on the Salt Lake ex-t
change this morning was a good sign
of the order of business in the mining
field. During the session e4.52o shares
of stock We're sold for s16,727. Not
enough in commissions to pay stenoy2
{rapher fees one broker quietly remarked
y to another.
4 In spite Of: the effort Of the Utah OK
change to boost up its record 1t sold but
$500 shares of stock this morning,
amounting to S5,966, i
On the Salt Lake exchange Colorado
sold at S2.421a and Mason Valley was
down to s2.17i1s. Ohio Copper was also
4 a low seller today and was at s4.50.
Seven Troughs appears to be on the
4 move and is grad ally going up. Out
side interests appear to be absorbing
the stock. This morning it climbed up
from 16la cents to is cents.
On the curb market Eastern Prince, n
new. Pioche. stock, sold for 9ls and 10
cents West Mountain Placer was
offered at liz cents and yuma Mt q
cents. Federal Ely was offered at 4
cents. h
FORENOON QUOTATIONS..
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BIG Possibilities
IN CONSOLIDATION.
Bingham Central Standard Has Moro
Orc ReadyIscturns Show Propcrty
Is Now on Paving Basis. Il

Three more shipments will be made
this month, at the Bingham Central
standard property II, Bingham canyon.
thus making five cars ofSore from the
4ptoRartN and placing 1t on a paying
basis. a car OF ore was last week
taken nilt DC The Saginaw tunnel and
another car was taken from the Jc fl
K Davis tunnel. Tho returns netted the
company. after dedncting the freight.
and splelting charges, an average of
$1,000 4 car. A.
The Company is now preparing to
make Il shipment from the Mountain
Atayd tunnel, which is the newest work y
$ings. This shipment Will be ready In
n week or 10 days and tits declared
MIL be or equally rs good q grade of.
ore as that taken from the other ore
/ hodiessi III the property.
Ss Meetings. of the Bingham Central
and the Bingham Standard companies
We're held Saturday at8which twas.
voted to change the articles of incor-s
aportatlon of the company 80 as to con-
solidate with the Bingham Metals.
company. With this accomplished one
of the finest mining properties In
bingham will be on its way to extern
3sires development
x tits declared by persons Interested
in these properties that it is hard 10
realize the vast possibilities OF the
plans ahead of the company. 1t is as
serted by persons who should be in a
position to know that some of
the strongest financial men in the
country are behind the deal and that
the details of the plans being worked
out will beGa great surprise to many
WILL EXTEND TUNNEL.
1t is understood that one Of the big
things that the company will do is
the extending of TIE tunnel through
the mountain from Carr S Fork to the
Tooele smelter. At present the tun-s.
mel is in 5000 feet and 1t would re-
quire but a few thousand feet more to
reach the other side This tunnel will
5bc equipped for electric haulage and
will practically mean that q new rail-
road will invade the canyon.
Besides this there has been some
talk of the Nlnscotte tunnel becoming
Mascotte tunnel will not only be used.
by the Ohio Copper, but in time by
the Bingham Mines and several 9TH
or mines on the Dalton and Lark side
of the mountain. Then the tunnel Will
also. in time, extend north to the
Utah Copper Consolidated properties
Although many believe that it is i'm
possible, it seems that It is inevitable.
Should this tunnel ever extend across
the canyon it would mean only q short
upraise to meet the tunnel that is to
be sent through the mountain by the
Bingham Central Standard. The pos;
sibilities of this happening Is only a
surnlise, vet it would mean that the
great fortune making mountains of
Bingham would be closer together and
the production from this great canyon
would be greatly enhanced.
With the proposed consolidation
ahead of fhe Bingham Central Stand,
ard. giving 1t 500 acres of mineral
land close In to the richest mines in
the district and the possibilities of the
proposed tunnel being used by many
other mines of the district, it appears
that there will be big things happening
in the canyon this year.
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TEAM ON A RAMPAGE.
Runs Away. Knocks Down Fence and
Turns Ii, Fire Alarm.

Rushing pell nell down Main street
at 8 o'clock this afternoon, a team
hitched TO light wagon dashed into
the board fence surrounding the site of
the Newhouse hotel. A section.of the
fence gave way and in doing SO tore the.
wires leading to the fire alarm box.
The circuit open. an alarm sounded in
the central station the apparatus from
the west side and the central stations
both responding ina record run to the
scene The firemen, never anxious for
Il false alarm, were. however glad that
they We're not called upon to fight fire
in the heat of the June day. No one
was injured and aside from this the
damage done was restricted to the
fence and wagon.
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new YORK CLOSING STOCKS

June 49, 1909
s+fAInalgamated Copper ...... co.,
american Car & Foundry ~. ss st
American Locomotive 49,. sS,s
American Smelling & Refining &c &c
AM Smelling & Refining pfd, 1I ~
American Sugar Refining .iasss
Anaconda Mining Co. AZ
sAtGnlson, teX-rigtts ........ liz
s.Atcllison pfd., 5ex-rigtts So. sio;p
) Baltimore y Ohio ,......i.5,. 1iis shhs
Brooklyn Rapid Transit ,a1
Canadian Pacific I. 4. ,ss,Hs
chesapeake & Ohio n. "a:
Chicago Northwestern. 1sYns
Chicago, Mil. & st. Paul ismis
Colorado Fuel 4 Iron i. aaf
Colorado d Southern ..,3...... NE
Delaware & Hudson ..... .Iaoiss
Denver & Rio Grande /, n
Denver & Rio Grande pfd. No
Erie -, ~. ....I.3.,.. 81
Great Northern pfd.. 1iSjtt
Great Northern Ore Gifts. ......,... 7sn
Illinois Central ~. }1isis
International Paper 4. ism
marlborough Met. ....,...... Az
Louisville & Nashville ....... ,l4inn
Missouri Pacific ..........5..s.. h Z
Missouri. kansas & Texas ........ p \
National Biscuit ......e .1O;s,
National Lead .......... ........... S9,;S
NeW 3iofk SeItrai y
Northern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 1sIs
Pacific Mail .............. 2sH
PENNSYLVANIA ........ ....3.......... .13l
Peoples Gas. bid ....5........ ..11l8
Pressed Steel Car ....... l2g
Pullman Palace Car, bid ......-...
Reading .......... ..i.... .......... .1Sig
Rock Island Co.'S. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3lg
Rock Island Co. pfd..-... 6ss
Southern Pacific ...................1s OS
souIher s, I.allWay 80. 2..............3la
,l a. ,,:..;..,...... ......l92a
sunite9 stAles s!eel SIX
Tinted states steel spfd. .l2sS
Wabash .,...... ..................... ga
Western Union $3.50. b. = i. ......... 7li,
Standard Oil ................. ,6s7
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LOSES SIGHT THROUGH BURNS.
Peter Knots. a Cook at Louvre Cafe
Victim of Distressing Accident.

II Peter Kotts, a vegetable cook at thu
Louvre cafe, was badly L-ned and
rendered blind this afternoon when a
fuse blew out in the kitchen at the cafe. I
The man was at work when a short
circuit occurred, a binding sheet OF
flame shooting from the contact and
striking him full in the face. Ills neck
and face We're burned black and the
skin was almost wholly removed by
the fire. He was taken TO the emerg-
ency hospital at the police station.
where he was given aid, though what
him Is a matter of much doubt as his
chances are regarded very slight. His
physician says that he will probably
never recover his sight, i.g Ss
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BUSINESS AND REALTY

Today's local bank clearings amount
ed to $1,129,2O4. ga, as compared with
1924 "a for the corresponding day
of last year.
six permits were issued today by the
building inspector which called for an
expenditure OF $4,000. The z. G. NJ
/, took out a permit for 100000 for the
building of an addition to the store
which will. give 1t a South Temple street
entrance. Bergerman and Chaser took
out permit for $4,000 for the cons.
struction OF an apartment house at 224
east Third South street. The other
four permits We're for dwelling houses.
James j. O'Laughlin has bought eight
lots in Idlewild addition, where he is to
build three cottages costing $1,000 each.
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James ii. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers, furnish the Following, received
eovci.athcir private wire this afternoon
coMsToCK
Ophir. 135Mls7ts:. Mexican, S4GS5;
Gould & Curry. iGl5; Con. Va, I@bS Z
Savage, 17GDls: Hale & Norcross, 20@2S;
Yellow Jacket, As bid; Belchel, SO q AZ
Confidence. II bid; Sierra Nevada, Is
bid I1xchequer 25@26; Union, 81 1852,
Potosi. 2o@2l,
9Tonopah Nevada, 10 bid; Tonopah.
Extension, 8 bid: Midway, 25@2S;; Tono-
pah Belmont. s bid; Rescue, A@2o;
Cash Boy, 1904.
GoLDFIELD.
S35 SANDSTONE, 10 asked: Col, Mt, 10
bid; Jumbo Ext II bid; Booth. ~
bid; Silver Pick, 12d13;; Blue Bell
#3G4; IIibernia, asked; st. Ives, u
bid; Conqueror, bid; Lone Star. y
bid; ORC, 607: Atlanta, 1876; Ct
Bend, Col: Red Top Ext. s@4 Flor
ence, s121s gals: D'field e. b. Cons
S asked Goldfeld Daisy, 30@S1; Comb. 3
Fraction, 5S@59: CT, Bend Ext, az
CT. Bend Annex. 1p2; Kewanos. 100
10; Portland, 2 bid. Crackerjack, 20
81: Red Hills, 5 asked Tiger u, q
ISL * also; G. o. D.. 20 asked; Flor
%ences .Ext'n., 8 asked Gold Bar, 40
bid. sslfi
BuLLFRoG.
Mont. BuIlfrog. bid; National Bank
A bid; Bonnie Glare, 800; Mayflower
Cons, 9G10; Montgy Mt, sos; Home
stake Cons, . asked; Tramp Cons, 9
Il a ,.1I /, rr,.r> NJ =,
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. June Observation-Disclosures es-s
timatcd Mt IL, 900: market steady. strong.
Beeves, 80 o. - Texas steers, IS 96, IS
western steers, 4.75G6.3o: stockers and Z
feeders. 53.C0G5.00; cows and helfers,y f2.:O
QD6.3U; calves. $50 Ga7.i5.
IIogs-Receipts estimated at 2200O;
market DC, higher. Lights. 2oa7 80 mix x
ed, Z .o5: heavy, 7.50Gl 10: rough 80
pigs 6.2O@7.15; bulk or sales. !. 60 a Z 81:
Sheep-Receipts, estimated at 1000,
market steady Native. .7596.0o: west
ern, s.i5ep5.so x J, ! r eCo 1: -;
S.2e5.
South Omaha, June 16.-cattle-Re-
:ceipts, 500: market slow to l0c. lower
Western steers, 8, 50dpo.so: Texas. steers.
S.0Oa4..0; range cows and LETTERS. 2.71M
feeders. o9a5.4 40; calves, 3.05a7.5o; bulls
and stays. 3.G0Gi5. 40.
Hogs receipts: 900; market steady Y
TO stronger. Heavy ~ -: mixed Se TO
6n IS5 of l g 1es as@i ss PIGS eo0s's''i
Sheep-Rcceipts, 1.20J; market strong
TO Zoe. higher. Yearlings, 8 .6016.50;. weti-
.ers, 5.25a6.25; ewes 5.ooM6.ce: lambs.
* 49, KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. June 1e.-cattle---R ecelnts.
a7.to: natNe cows and heifers. 900
g. so; stnckers and feeders. i.eler5 90;
bulls. 3OG1;, 30: calves. BIS goo; west
ern steers. rs G6sT5 western cows. S,25A
hssi hs Bulk Of sales. Z; .aoai 80: heavy.
i Il, a So: packers and butchers, 400 4
$50; pigs. G.GoGIl.lo.
Muttons, i.T5G5.,5: lambs. 6.5o1 $50:
range wether, 4,aoqV5.5a; range ewes, !. %
Co.. %.
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st. Louis, June lS.--SS DOL z nchnnEsd-
Territory and western mediums. 80 IS;
fine mediums, 22a25a. fine, 15g22.
BOSTON.
Boston. june IA slaekening in the
in the local wool market. Values, how
ever. continue iirnn. and In many cases
record prices have been paid. The
western clip has been cleaned up and
dealers are quite confident OF their posi-
lion. Consumers are beginning to nego-
,tiate for the purchase of STABLE wools.
and several large transactions are re-.
ported. The leading domestic quotations
range as follows:
Secured values
Texas--Fine. IL months. 7oG72: fine
G to $ months. 63d65; fine fall. 5sst69,
California--Sortherp. s. W6I: middle
county esGie5; fan free, 509E2
& egon-fastern staple. ~ az; east
err, "a IS; valley, No sdp
Territory--Fiue staple 7lM fine
medium staple, ssfr72; fne clothing. 6sfp
10; fine medium, clothiI1y. 6iTs6 half
blood ssd6a: three-eights blood. $40
81: quarter blood. IS q IS.
Z PulIed-Extras, 1o@ rs; fine A. s3fp
81; a supers, o5Gf2 81 ~
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26, 1908, at meeting at which ma
jolity or the stock was represented, de-
lcidad urSon his action All claims have
been satisfied, which We're outstanding
against the company. The BLACK ORA
gon Mining company flied similar PEI
3tition In the Third district court.
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TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York, June 16.--NIoney on call
easy, NG12 per cent ruling rate, LIS per
cent; closing bid and offered at IL per
cent.
Time loans firm and quiet: for 80 days.
"a @2la per cent: for 80 days 211sG 2ai
per. cent; for six months, SO per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper, Sla@
a per cent.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual
business in bankers bills at S4.S6M
7 81 .S6.05 for 60-day bills, and Mt $4.sIs5
for demand.
Commercial bills, .S51aials4. SSH.
Z Bar silver 529s cents.
Mexican dollars. A. cents.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds easy.
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PERSONAL.

Manager j. j. Chambers of the Public
Service company has returned from q
San Francisco business trip.
Charles Shepherd, brother OF Arthur
Shepherd, has returned from Boston.
where he is studying music. and Will
be at hame for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horold Orlob have ar
rived from the east to spend two
months in Salt Lake.
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AFTERNOON SALES.
(Salt Lake Exchange J

I
Bullock, j .060 at s. 81
Colorado. 300 at 2.4213, seller 60: 100
at 242h, seller 30: 400 at 22,i5;; 800 at
52.421s.
Columbus Con, 100 at 1856.
Crown Point. 1000 at IL,
East Grown Point 5000 at Il.
East Tintic' Dew. 800 ut II.
Iron Blossom, 600 at 1,G11s; 200 at
ITO. buyer 60.
Iron King. 900 at II. seller 60.
Mason Valley, 500 at 2.i5.
Mineral Flat. 1000 at "a,
Mountain Lake. 800 ut a21s; 800 at %
Seven Troughs. 800 at 1sla. buyer 60.
Sioux Con-. 500 at 1919.
South Col, 100 al $50; 200 at A; 500
at Az
swansea Con, 1000 at 155a; 1000 at
Uncle sam. 100 at &c.
Utah Con, 800 at IS.
j. II. WHITNEY. stool, Broker.
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MINERAL FLAT NEAT, ORE.

According to information from An-
erican Fork the Mineral Flat property
is close to the ore body for which two
tunnels are being driven. In the up
per tunnel it is asserted, that last
Friday a stringer of galena ore was
encountered which II is believed is
without question lead to the ore
body, which lies next to the poryhyry
dixie The yorphyry5 dixie was encount-
cred Sunday and the men are new
driving through it.
Some time ago it was believed that,
the tunnel was very close to5ore. but
IL was later discovered that the vein
dipped further into the mountain than
1T showed in the upper workings. The
general impression is that 1t will still
2bo a week or more before anything
denfnite can be ascertained.
The faith that "Uncle" Jesse Knight
has in the property is shown by his
sending two tunnels into the noun
tain instead of only one He is firm
~ of the opinion that Mineral Flat
vii! be one of his greatest properties.
The finding OF ore will also enhance
the value OF his many claims held
through other companies in the neigh
bOrhoO(l,
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L.EGAL BLANKS.

OF every character and description.
arranged from thu, best legal forms
and brought strictly up to date.
A full supply always on hand at tbs
Deseret News Book Store.
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TINTIc EXCURSION, SUNDAY:

Salt Lake Route $500 round trip to
Silver City, Eureka and Mammoth.
Trains leave 80 a. M, returning leave
Mammoth 4.43 p. m. and Eureka 300
p. ri.
Baseball game. Toele VS.. Eureka.
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).
CHICAGO. Vi

l5ra,iaeJ Il fir rally In the wheat market Y
today following further decline o. q
to a @ s the. orsn,inE due 70 'e iaYs
country. Little enthusiasm was 4lnnni--$
Tested during the earl Y part Of the day
and tie volume OF trading was small;
July. which opened mt l.lo to "a, advance
Corn was Inclined to be wea owing to
almost ideal weather conditions. 'rade,S
changed to Is lower at III TO z and sold
off to III Y. ssi I'd al
Weather conditions were also a bear sll =.
heavy tone prevailed early III the day
Prices at the opening were y to ~ low
err. July being ~ OH to ~ For y inie
prices held within tbs opening range z.
light receipts of I've hogs but Weakened
early In the day on protit-ta Prices
at the start were to- l't;,er q,
temporary. he market asain becoming
weak on general selling. In The final
hour, prices slumDed severely. July de-.
clinlng TO LII. The close was weak, with
July off s. IL. 19A at 1 II Y a
Corn-'rhe market was adversely af-A
feeted by the break in wheat. an e;
reached 1T HI Tho close was weak
with July down at
S,s e--yVheat-July.g1-1 IL "; Sept, 1.0Iss;s
Dec. LOGS; May, 1.05ss.
Corn. July, NJ; Sept. 60; Dec, 5Ssss;;,
oats.Jtaly. 5oi.; Sept, 4aS4 a u Dec,
Porjt-IuIy, 3Ia21s Sept. 30. 42ls
s. I4aid--Jul IL So; Sept, II. 1oaf2's; OCT,
11.671k.
gibs--July, 1o.s7ls; Sept. 1929; Oct,
1875.
Rye--Cash, s7dps9; July. 50.
Barley-Cash. T9GDS2la.
81 mothy--Sept.,s $50.
Clovery-Cas]l, 10 80.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. Pune 1s.-Butter-steady
Crenineries. ESQ 26: dairies.. 20 " q s4i..
Enthusiastically. at mark, cases included.
1siS: receipts 2L22l; firsts, 3;l-prime
firsts. 2il4.
4 4 Oheese--Strong. Daisies, 14@1.: twins,
314drA young Americas. 141h9 "; long
horns, 14dM. ~
SUGAR AND COFFEE. "a
AZ New York, June 16.--Sugar. raw. firm.
Fair refining, 342;; centrifugal .9t test,
a3.92;; moasses sugar 3.17. @
r. gRefined--Steady. Crushed, 5.65: powder-
ed, sos; grannlated %. Il
coffec--steady. No. Rio, T5s4 as; No. 4
Santos, Q. h
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TO DISSOLVE CORPORATIONS.
The Ajax and Mammoth Mining tnni-
pany filed a petition of voluntary dis
solution yesterday in the Third district
court The board of directors on Aug.
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TO RENooNs SALES.
CUtah exchangeJ
Bullock, 1000 at 8.
InYo G.. 1000 at g..
MI. Lake Ext, 1000 at 4; 1000 at
8 Il.
0PEN BOARD.
silver King, 400 at 400.
Sioux, 500 at LOS; 500 at 1.0Tlz.
Colorado, 200 at 2,4O;, 200 at a.4o1ls
Iron Blossom. 500 at 1.65.
Columbus. 400 at 1.97!s.
Shares sold $500.
Value, $3.50.
AFTERNOON QUOTATIONS.
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j. II. WHITNEY. Stock Broker.
81 Atlas. Bell, 14IO. Res. S0O4-Z
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KANSAS CITY
T. "a ~ III H
WOOL.
srau.|
ST. Louis.

st. Louis, June 1s--WooL Unchanged
Territory and western mediums. 2SG2S;
fine mediums. 22a251s; fine, f5G22.
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Not listed on Salt Lake exchange.
Not listed OH Utah exchange.
FORENOON SALES.
(salt Lake Exchange.)
Colorado, 100 at 2.4211a
East Crown Point, 1000 at "A.
Iron Blossom, 1900 at 1874.
Little Chief, 500 at so.
Mason Valley. 400 at 2.2a1s !. 200 at
go: / 900 at; 2 II ~.
Ohio Copper 800 at $50.
Seven ,Troughs, 500 at t6.
South Columbus Con, % at 40; 500
at ~ ".
Tintic Cent. 1900 at 1s.
OPEN BOARD.
Black JACK. 500 at % 500 at 90.
Colorado, 200 at "a u.
Beck Tunnel, 200 at 40.
East Crown Point, !, 900 at ~.
Iron Blossom, 100 at 1.67lk.
Little Fell, 200 at 1.55.
Little Chief, 200 at 81: 500 at so.
Lower Mammoth, 1000 at 80.
Ohio Copper.3100 at450.
Provo, 5000 at he
y Seven Troughs, 1000 at 1873: 1000 at
III: 1000 at 1.76. seller 60; LOCO at is.
Sioux Con, 100 at 1.O7is. seller GO.
Utah Con, 900 at 171ls.
pa Shares. Amount.
open Board 10000 4,se5.oo
Totals .,. .ee4,5s5 sl5,727 90
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SAN FRANCISCO ,fAHilGT.

james IL. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternpon:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-16

Nv. A. Kidney, expert milling man.
for +. Augustus Heinze. is in the city:
for n few days.
Glen HUMPHREYS. consulting engineer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-16

Manu. Cons, 4 asked: Dexter, s@4;5
Mustang, bid: Little Gray, 1 bid;
,Pinanllt asked
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-28
SLOW SHIPMENTS
DELAY BUILDINGS
BeIated Arrival of Structural
Steel Results in Slow
Work.

Because of the beIated arrival Of con-
signments of steel for the new build
ings now under construction, work on
at least one site has been suspended and
will probably be suspended for several
months. In making the excavation for
the new Daily building, at Fourth South
and Main streets. water was struck at
the same level that found water In the
NewhOuse excavations two or three
years ago. This made it necessary to
use pumps and delayed the work. A
further delay has been occasioned by
the absence Of the foundation steel. and
until this material arrives there will be
very little activity on that corner, MAX
ing it an almost certainty that the
building will no be completed until next
fall at least.
The builders of the Newhouse hotel,
diagOnally across from the new DAILY
site, or old Kimball corner, have expe-
rienced an inability to get material
and a delay in construction is the result
A like experience has befallen the con-
tractors of the Kearns building, farther
up Main street, and while work is GO
ing along at this place, as well as at the
new hotel at the head of the street
it cannot be pushed to the utmost
because of the failure to receive ship
ments of metal It seems that, after
some delay, the new Rio Grande depot
is the only place to which regular ship
ments are coming now. and the work
is not retarded in the least
Shipments of steel have always beer
slow. it being understood that the fac
tory is behind in ORDERS and this, to-
gether with the time consumed in tran
sit, causes some embarrassment TO loca
builders.