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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1909-01-07

Well, if you intend to farm
next year better come in and see
US. We have one 53-acre place.
joining town for rent, and one
of 16c.acres c'ose in for rem .
Both places must rent for cash.
The So acres for cash in hand
and the 100 acres part cash, time
on balance.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1909-01-07

Ten Months Ouf-0f Doors
At Sulphur Springs and Ma
tional Park, Sulphur, Oklahoma.
Winter is almost unknown there.
Whether for health or recreation,
it is worth your while to take a
trip to Sulphur. Round trip fare
S10.42.
Round trip fare to Eureka
Springs, Ark, SIS. Dates of sale
daily. Final return limit go
days from date of sale.
Homeseekers Rates on sale first
and third Tuesdays of each
month. Fare and one-half plus
So for round trip. Final return
limit 81 and IS days to points in
West and Northwest, South and
Southwest. For further particu-
lars call on or address local agent.
C. S. RoBRRrs, Agent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-28
UNION PACIFIC
GREAT FEATURE

New York. July rs. Interest in the
opening stock market inferred In y :.
Steel and t;nton Pacific Steel sold at
Il " and Il IS compared with u " last
might. Union Pacific sold al 1879 q and
$3c0A compared with issaas yesterday. ms
ternat ional Harvester showed a gain of
Il Y ST.. Paul and rican ca L and
Chesapeake s Ohio and Republic Steel
large fractions.
The dealings showed variety and there
was general decline Ia fewGof the. Inn
portant stocks. if "a
During the first Hours trading IN
Union Pacific sold AZ 200 " United
States Steel did not sexceed the opening
price. Reading and New FORK Central
were active advances oof ia and X re-,
sugar ., Pacific Mail ia. American
Sugar l "a Southern Railway preferred
X and Republic Steel. Peoples Gas
The market was teady but auieter at
the end of the hour
Z When Union Pacificsf fell below 200 and
U. $. Steel lost It's gain the tone Of the
market became heayy Amalgamated
Copper fell a point below yesterday. Re-
newed strength in N CIV Y ork Central
yanced 2. Northwestern and 55f st,
Z Bonds We're Irregular.
Prices reeeded again. American Tel
rose Y, 8 Louis and San. Francisco &
second preferred ]. IA
Baltimore y Ohio, Rock Island and y
Corn Products preferred were pushed
UP a point. Hooking Valley receipts sold !
at an advance OF 30. The general list
feebly and uncertainty. The I
market closed easy. Prices receded
again, but he extent Of the uflctua-is
tons were very slight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-28
BUSINESS AND REALTY


The hank clearings today were ST.
0oe, 403.ss as compared with sos, 12S.SI
for the same day last year.
George Austin, agricultural superin-
tendent of the Utah-Idaho Sugar COM
pany for the Utah fields, says the re-
cent storms have been worth thousands
OF dollars to the beet growers in Utah.
Boxeider and Salt Lake counties: The
Improvement in the crops in the coun-
try contiguous to the Garland factory
is especially strong. Advices from the
Idaho districts are that the crops
around Sugar City are in a fourishing
condition. and the same report comes
from everywhere else, except Nampa.
where tho unfavoi.able spring and the
drouth will reduce the estimates.
A force of about so men was start
ed 10 work today at Valley View adj
3dition on Eleventh East. just north
of Tenth South, putting in cement
curb and gutter, sidewalks and matas
mains. improvements viii cost
about $4,000. and are being made
by the Ashton & jenkins company, P.
j. Moran has the contract for the con-
crete work, and an effort viii be made
to have the improvements finished be-
fore e.. A.. r.. week
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-28
NEW YORK c LOSING STOCKS.

New York, July IS.
stArnalgamate Copper 4. u. e
America Beet Suga II! u. 49,. iIfa
American Car 6 Fo dry. ]. !. i. q. 50 #
American Cotton on 4: "A "
American Locomotive 80. ~. !. % j.
American Smelling q Refining y. y51s
Am. Smelling & Refining pf d (. 1. w
American Sugar Refining -. 2slfss
Anaconda Mining Cos K. 4si.4s
sAtchisOn ..9.. lbtt
Atlantic Coast Line Il. i. &. ~. \. !.
Bal inole e. Ohio N, .;. 4.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit 80. /. !. So
Canadian Pacific -. 4. ]. (. III S63a
Chesapeake & Ohio &. Y,
Chicago 81 Northwestern. ~ SUI
Chicago. Milwaukee & ST Paul. .1568
Colorado Fuel & Iron NJ. !. IS 4
SColorad do. & Southern bid \. TX. I. SO
Delaware d Hudson ..... ...l..lS "a 2a
Denver e Rio Grande bid !. ]. ). 4G
Denver & Rio Grande pfd., bid "a l
Erie 56aa
Great Northern pfd ..5.. 1850. ...15l
Great Northern Ore CT q. So
Illinois Central $3.50. 1855
sInterborough Met. 81. 8. b. so.
marlborough Met. pfd Z. /. Z. ~. 4. = x
Louisville & Nashville 3. 14a e
Missouri Pacific -. .
Missouri, Kansas & Texas &. ", &. !. 2l.a
National Biscuit, bid 49,. S. ...105 a;s
National Lead *. /. {. -. S6A
Now York Central ~. y. .5.t..13114
Norfolk & Western ~. \. +. 81. ia 941s
Northern Pacific Z. !. 4. 53i I.
Pacific Mail III Il
Pennsylvania ~. +. 4. ;, =. 1851
Peoples Gas !. 81. Ills
Pullman Palace Car, bid ). ~. ..t.%.5.i SIS
Reading so. .. 4. ...1565s
Rock Island Co. Il. ~. ~. <. (. 80
Rock Island co. pfd 81. (. 8. :. ~. Isl
Southern Pacific -. 49,. $3.50. 133
Southern Railway ~. -. ;sS22 ta4
Union Pacific 1890. =. -. ~. 199s
United States Steel .....5.. ......... Tx
United States Steel pfd .............1 21h
Wabash ). -. ~. - Z. Fl Y
Wabash pfd. 8. d. :. -. 4. !. &. 55M
Western Union IS. 4. \. . Y. 1875
Standard Oil ). IS. 3. {. >. $40
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-28
& 4 J,,Iy| ING At !. Is & ana septem.

!, to n. ,,ly being d .o5 * and septetr,1
l Der! at 1.02N I'D I.03 u. y.
Although tr1ldins u Jul Y was net a e.
! tive there ufficisns denand Az TX
| in the first few mimi les. La En- I, ho
ever. the pfice dropped back again Y, 4, 70
los september for a titne 's
i IN tho opening range. "
Renewed weakne SIS was rnanif N
corn. Sept einber beinK specsSi IN hsaiHy.S
For q time there was senerai s. sellan I,
Il out blythe outl ook 4 for Til. new
10: " lower september being & II to
49, Early in Ne day
to Ga 3s. a ftef touching G6fs 90 x
- Oats were! weak on favorable $cror re-
ports and on the + WeaN ness of w heat
and corn. pten1beis held within the.
opening range of 80 lls to 39lt a during ear
|i3SS trading rvs sil8j
isions were weak !, because ofa ], 70
to 15c. decline In 4 i've hog Prices ~
N Ssd'.. ftsf reporis ii Y aamase
black rust In; the m rt west and influeI.-#
Rtial buying all day by. t he ding ell
new shorts during the lialf the.
session. which caused n ma terial bulge
In all del iHeries. Jul advanced 70 Al s09S4
ftcnber vas IL higher q ! NJ
A Corn'rh inarlSet became strong la ter
M N shs r: nagslS VIII
{Septehbers * a 81 III Cher a Z. C6sss,
Close Wheat July. i 90; Sept .o5is;;
Dec, 1,0al " y lay. 4. OTIS. t
. Com July, n; Sept, Sc IS \; Dec. 81 81
May. Y 56A az. RS 7s5ys }ss re X
J. oatsaJuiy "a sepr SOS Dee
& SsFtjaiy q s n SEPT 9 81 ort
bard july, lo.ao: sept: le:esls oct.,
10. S7ts: Now, 10.6llS
Rlbs--Jnly. 1057.a; Sept. 1910; Oct;
10 %: Jan. n 40. lss ia II
ii2{ Eye-2C'aSl, T1;f9}S Sept IS.
s5Barley--Cas 63dt 80.
Tiniothg-Se Sept :;,7o. 81
5ClOver--C sh. 10. 50: March. II So
b UTTER AND EGGS 5i58
Chica so. July 2s, Buttef-St steady.
Creameries, % ~ Gi26; dniries. 20 "a 235a.
Eggs-S teady, 9at mark, cases included, "a
as; receipts 1910; firsts. y III: prime
iirsts. 221I Is. s8
glssse4s teady Daisies II twins Sds
horns, 1oA % 1a.i sstss,3{}. X ga
a rs UcAR AND COFFEE.
e New y ork. July gar. raw. firm.
Fab refining. 3 centrifugal, s6 test,
3.9S; molusses sugar. 3 20.
MISUNDERSTANDING iilslled. 5.65; pow
derctl, ). 0o; 5granulated a .95.
Co tfee-Q uiet, No. Rio, IN @ No. y q
Santos, .. "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-28
BEAVER BASIN ACTIVITIES.
Some Interesting Items on Work Now
Being Done ut That Place.

Some Interesting Items on Work Now
Being Done ut That Place.
{From Grand Valley Times)
Fred Mccoy has begun work on his
mining claims at the head of Beaver
basin, near the Dry Fork OF Mill Greek
divide.
w. Fl. Muller and Pat Dyer are busy
developing their claims situated near
the ridge south from Mt Wass.
Robert Bryant has recently located
claim near the Bachelor Basin di-
vide, that shows U good pecentage of
lead.
Wells and Iloogle are arranging for
a resumption of work on their property.
Mr.. Wells is already busy with prepara-
tory work, and upon the arrival of Mr..
ISoogle from the Crawford camp, near
the Dolores, active work will be be-
gun.
The Boston-utah Copper company.
is the first concern to begin active
work. Looking to deep development.
which will mean very much to the flu
ture of the La Sal mountains mining
progress. Two shifts are working stead
lily on the projected 1900 foot tunnel and
an extensive contract is also contem-
plated on the Drego John A1cGrystal
and son We're recent visitors at the
mining camp, the former to make an
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-28
WILL let CONTRACT
on M'DONALD-ELY
Kcarns and Keith Return from IN
Il spcction Trip to Properties at ely
@ surprised al Steptoc Output

After inspecting their Ely holdings
and looking over the Nevada camp ~
some extent, THOMAS Searns and I pa Nsf
Keith returned this morning. They hey
made the Trip especially to look t me e
AFFAIRS of the Mcdonald ELY and the
Success properties, in which they are
the controlling factors.
s4l Mr.. Keith this morning declared that
h he was more than surprised at tne
work at the Steptoe Valley slnelter,
which is at present handling 5000 tons
III ore each day. He declares ne dld
mot believe that it was posi- be - pr tue ~.
s,i1eiter to handle as much ore lnitl He
saw it accomplished At present ne
declares NJ, enormous tonnage Sc siss y, y,
ing from the Nevada Consolidated ana
& other Csuggenheiin owned interests OF
the district.
While at Ely Mr.. Kearns and MI
Keith received a ilumb Der Of bids Tor the
4 sinking Of ore of their shafts ON me
rs IcDonald- ely property. Within u few
days a contract will be Giyell@and the.
shaft will be sent 900 feet deeper, get
ting d dcpth8of something Ike 200 feet
this property there ~ ~ Ute te y .o1i Il
mage blocked out. 2}s53.
\ work has been done and most of4the
E work OF late has been for the purpose
ay6f5.ettii1E q. patent to9all of the ground
This has, been nearly completed and
y The patents will soon be granted.
& BUYISG SHOWS IMPROVEMENT.
stocks Are Slow With the Prices
,Tcnling to Tower Levels.
Another little boom in Beck Tunnel
was started this morning when the 10 4
ral stock market opened. The stock
reached as high as 40 cents but gfa du :.
8allySdropped os3S cents, which IS some ms,
Whit higher than II has been in several T
I days. Colorado was strong, ana S,o 2
Stuinbus Consolidated Was fairly stea dyH
although lower. si:s5
Grand Central continued Its down
ward course, and after opening ut
81 f2.52ls, sold ten points lower. It re-
ssceiNed considerable support during the
closing Of the session. Iron Blossom
appears to have reached the bottom "
= Its price decline ard sold at Sl.Sf
sWhichis higher than at any timer time
4 this week. 81 ". ,3., q
Little Chief cane in for her little
excitement on the open board. From
+ Is cents it climbed up to 81 cents at the
close. .g .3
Tie total number Of shares OF stock
5Fold today was 3a1.710, and the amount
represented by the transactions was
ts24,,2a0 so.
No sales were registered on the curb
market this morning Bingham Cen
trail Standard was offered at IS " cents
md a bid OF i'7lls cents was made for
The stock. Chief Consolidated, which
AS one of the strong Tintic securities,
was offered at s1.57ts this morning.
,fs1,1r SrrStrN-S r,tC,NS t55
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-28
LIVESTOCK.

80
stilnated c at 1850: market steady, 1oc.
lower. Beeges. A. 50 a 100; Texas steers
q .Ood5. 60 !: western steers. 4.0Oa 6. %; stock
ers and !. & feeders. 800 @5. 49,: COWS ys and
Hogs Receipts.53 estimated at 5000:
Z so; mixed. :s5sl77 g; heavy. 50 as.oo;
rough. .3ofi7 As good 70. choice heavy.
Sheep estimated at is, ooo:l
imarket weak to 10c. lower. n tive, 300
d 500 lambs. native, 4,56@ lis; Western.
4:5o 40. M
KANSAS CITY.
z Kansas city,SJuly 2S,-cattle-Re
7,0G0: 4 market steady to 1oc. lower. Ma
tive steers. .25fn7 90; ma tive cows and
.Ieifers. 2. Us q /. %: stockers and feeders,
en1ls stsersl satSes we sSe@
Hogs Receipts; 1900; market 70 !. To-
15c. lower. Bulk Of sales, e o@iI: C; &
hseax sI shis GssSsFs aa aRs sss@
heep-Receipts, 5000; market loc..
lower. Mlttons, &. Is y. IS: lambs. 5000
10; range &C. y gethers, .ooas. 40 range
OMAHA
q South Omaha, July 2S.-CattleB-- Re
ceipts, 4,Ooo:. market for best steady;
others lower yestern steers. 8 ,50d5.5O:
Texas steers. 8. OOGD5.O0; range cows and
lleifers, s. rs "a. 30; Gamers. 2. 00m3.00;
and feeders :. 70 Gp5.25; calves,
8 .oom 100; bulls and stays. Z. 90 as 90.
Hogs-Receipts. 10000: market 10t8 to-
l5c. lower. Heavy. Z. 80 % 100; mixed. 7.35
0D7.4O; lights. u .2oa7 90; pigs. 6.00Qt7. O0;
bulk Of sales. .s5aI. 40.
Sheep-Receipts, 7,00D; market Ito
25c. lower. Y earnings. 5.G0I6.5n; wetll-&
ers, "A @l5.O0; ewes, 3I5@4.75 lambs
500 GD7.225.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-28
ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York, July 2s.Money on call.
easy, 1902 per cent; ruling rate and
closing bid, 175s per cent; offered at, 2
per cent. - IS
Time loans tirmer; for 60 days. 2@2lla5
per cent; for 80 days, ~ per cent; for.
six months. az @SA per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper, 39l
"a per cent.
cline, with actual business in bankers
bills at s4.s5.75@4.s so for 60-day bills and
at s4.S715 for demand, Eli
Commercial bills, $4.S5@4.S5h. Isl.
4 silver so * cents.
Mexican dollars, Al cents.
disbursements. steady; rail-.
roads. irregular.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-28
WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS it 55is
st. Louis. July 2s--,W DOL. unchanged.
Territory and western mediums. % @27;:
fine mediums, 21G24; fine. 312a1S x.
BOSTON.
Boston, July GA moderate vote of
new business was recorded in the local
wool market during the last week. with.
prices continuing firm. There is a fairly
steady inquiry In some quarters for good;
territory wool. Some reading domestic=
quotations follow:
Secured valnes-Texas fine. twelve
months. 72G g: fine, six to eight months,
656I6S; fine. 3. IS @60.
California-No rthern, s5@6I;; middle
county, 63465. fall free 50G52.
on-Eastern No. staple, 72fp 49,;
eastern clothing. 67@6S; valley No. j.
Territory-Fine staple, 75d7s; fire
medium staple. 6a@72;; fine clothing, 6S
QD70; fine medium clothing. 64G66-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-28
BOSTON COPPER u CLOSE.

James a.. Pollock q Co, bankers
land brokers, furnished the lowing
received over their private wire "A This
afternoon. 55
4 a Adventure. bid; AZ. Conf, 4294@i
..421ls;;s q AL .0S@ 1.0s1s; g. NJ, 20Gp
E25; Franklin. 1915 oil; G., Gu 1o@lo34;
Mass. So 40; Michigan, 1o@1o1 .Nev.
gcy. 1.QDsO; Shannon, rs @16; Trinity
s1211s @12A Utah Copper, 5O5s 65111ss; Wi.
mona, 6d16114; Wyandot, 2s4 @a:; Mexico
Con, Az @47s; "a B. C,S 6@16A;; East
Butte, 121s@12A Royale, % 26; Kew
s33sa OBS; North Lake. sss @SM 81. & g.
s17114 q 17l1a; u. 81 COM, 81 q 81 n;
do. pfd., N0la @5o1s;; Helvetia, 6la @6A;;
sAllouez, Is GA; b. Coalition, 251s OPS
8C.&& H.. 40 asked; Copper Range. 8211stD
SO; CRANKY, 1o2 bid !; La Sale s@13sa:
ID. c., tx as: Old Domin SAN @b51.s::
Parrot, s2.s @3214 Santa re, 2@2ll.s;;
Tamarack, 66@6s; u tab Con, 44l4 GA y =: 8.
Victoria y G5; Wolverine, 1870 bid:
aANipissing, lo5s oil: Corbin, 1s@1a1lss;;
zinc: 29ss Gao; Hancock, 1oA Gil; Lake.
1914 ga; Miami, 16@16i!s; s. & b., IS
bid; Oil, s2A @33; Girous, as4
ok 3. = s u, 25@ss. cob s.
Cent, 42@4s;5 Davis Daily. u as 9-16;
Ely Con. 10 bid; Daisy, 22425: a
Rose. 8 7-1s @s11s; New. Utah, s x 82;
Ray Con. 1ssa OH; Seneca, ss @7o;
Queen, s5@s7; Cactus. s@s 1-1s; Ray
Central, 9-16@2ss; ella, Z al " Gas,
42@4s:3 Boston Ely. 1851 a.;
SChemtung, s1s@17;; Cum Ely. @
81 hellpse la a@ai rst g
RI. Coaln, 22@24:: San Ant 4 y @101
shattuck, 1sm1Ssl; Yukon. 7-16@
8 9-16; Chino, s Is Oil Il Insp iration,a
rs al 3-16.
CONCENTRATES.
Fred G, Richmond Of the Richmond
Machinery company has gone to Butte
on business. He expects to return Fri
day.
r. j. Evans is preparing to leave the
first Of next week for Long Beach.
California, where he expects to spend
a vacation of a couple Of weeks He,
will be accompanied by his family
The Goldfield Consolidated Mines
company Is sending out another divi-
dend which will be received by the
stockholders on July 81. This amounts
to 81 ,067,364, making total OF 81, s3S,s59
paid out. There also remains In the
treasury 81 100000 as a surplus and
emergency fund.-
The Richfield Consolidated Mining
company filed its articles of incorpora
ton this morning with the county.
clerk The capital stock amounts to
100000, divided into shares at 10 cents
each Thomas II. CULLEN is PRESIDENT
w. L. Wilt, vice president, and F. w.
Quinn, secretary and treasurer.
I ~ do not think the reduction of one
eighth of a cent per pound in the duty
on pig lead and bars will stimulate the
imports Of this product from Mexico
says W., F. James, head of the. Utah
Ore Producers association, in discuss
ing the conference agreement at Wash
Eington for this change in the present
tariff.
S. S. Pond, general manager Of the
Cedar-Talisman Mining company. has
returned from an inspection trip to the
mine in Beaver county. He says that
a splendid offer has been made for the
zinc ores in the Talisma shaft In the
Cedar shaft the 800 foot level has been
reached a station cut and drifting
started for the ore body encountered
in the level above, AS soon as this.
work is finished up, shipping will COM
mence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-28
I41sNIsonN TALKS OF COPPER.
VIII be inactive Until Tariff Question
ssfsi Is Finally Settled.

VIII be Inactive Until Tariff Question
ssi Is Finally Settled.
Adolph Iewisohn. president of tho
United Metals Selling company recent
sIy returned from Europe where he has
been for some time. Regarding his
views on the copper situation the Bos-,
ton Financial news has the following
to say:
Mr.. Lewisohn expressed more or less
optimistic views regarding affairs In
the parts of Europe visited by him dur
Ing his two months stay over there Ter, s.i
while in London he gave some at
#tention to the copper situation. He.
said that he found a considerable
amount of metal stored in the various
warehouses all of which is included in
the visible supply. During his stay
In London there was apparently a lull
$in@demand and prices of copper were
correspondingly low. &
MI. LeWisohn attributed these con-
ditions to the fact that consumers
have been for some time sailing very
close to the wind and buying metal
only for immediate use.
Regarding the visible supply of cop
per In England he said that he doubt
ed whether there was very much cop
per privately stored. I'm fact,I be-
lieve." he said, that 1t is pretty much
all in licensed warehouses. The visibles
supply apparently was very small In
Decd
Mr.. Lewisohn further said that the
copper outlook abroad displayed con-
siderable Improvement as far as the
near future was concerned. From
statistics that i have seem he added
lit was Indicated that the consunp- I
tion OF copper has increased since the
first of the year AS far as this coun7
try Is concerned / doubt very much
whether there will be such activity In
copper as there Is in other trades un-;
til the tariff question is once and for ali
settled ,, ssi AS ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-28
PRODUCE

Chicago, July 22ss.The reported aban--5
donment of the bull side Of the wheat
market by It's previous leader was large
~ instrumental in causing a weak
opening today. Weak cables and con-
8tinued liberal arrivals here and lin the
itial quotations showed losses Of * @Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-28
NUTTER AND ROY IN COURT.
Preliminary Hearing of Special Police
Charged With Robbery Begun.

special police of the Rio Grancie clarg-
ed with robbing Nick Bales of 500 re-
Gently, were in police court today for
preliminary hearing, each defendant
being before thecourt separately. There
are II Witnesses for the prosecution,
among them many countrymen Of Bal-
les. t Is expected that the hearing
Will last several days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-28
AFTERNOON SALES

----7- = = fF1rNsSOOIS -fs.NLEss'79 ~ ~ 2 81
Cedar Talisman. 1000 at 6.
Colorado, 800 at 200 buyer GO.
Columbus Con-. 200 at lao; 500 at
1.421a;; 100 at 1-42lIs, seller 60.
Crown Point. 100 at 1879
Grand Central. 1900 at $50; LOO at
2,521s 500 at 2.5o,seller 60; 200 at a.55;
500 at 2.57k
Iron Blossom, 100 at 1.a7Is,
Mason Valley, 100 at 2.l2k.
Mineral Flat. $500 at 115
Mountain Lake. $500 at %.
Ohio Copper. 80 at 4.5o; 900 at
.4.47ts
\ Provo, 1000 at IA
Sioux Con, 10000 at 1,10,
South Columbus. 1900 at 20; 500 at
IS buyer 80; $500 at 2Sts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-28
FORENOON SALES.
Beck Tunnel. 1oo a 20: ZOO q 80 Y.

at as.
5 Cedar Talisman, 500 at ..
rs Colorado, 200 at 1.9739s, seller 80; 200
at 1,s7 Y.
LAD, bH$er 60: 100 at 1875. seller So
800 at 1877 - u 90 at 1.aT1s seller CO.
Grown Point. 100 at 1a1s.
Decker Con. 1000 at 21s,
East Crown Point, ,00nsat 3 u
II Grand Central. 200 ut 2.525is 100 at!
$50 sciler 60; 400 at $50 400 at 2.41 31la;a
i 400 at AS /; 800 at 2422 Il.
Iron Blossom, 1,Q0o#at 1,s711ss; 10 at
d. 3d.
Mason8sv valley, 700 at 2.15.
# Seven Troughs. $500 at Il "
Sioux Con, 1000 at LILO, seller SO;
1000 at ITO.
Utah Con, 1900 at IL; 1000 at 4 3.
seller go, s5
OPEN BOARD.
I Black Jack, 500 at %
Grand Central, 300 at 22.45;; 500 at
i2.471.s. Sa
iron Blossom. 100 at 1877
Little Chief. 500 at As; 200 at 5o;5
1900 at 81. 800 at 81.
M a son y ley, 200 at liz rs
L Ohio Copper. 100 at 4,47 "a 81 js,i.s
sioux Con, 500 at 1.121A, buyer go.
Utah Con, 8, 900 at II "; 1000 at p.
buyer so. u.
Regular board 20.210 SIG, 26S.002
Ope:, board - 500 ,967.50
{ Totals y. 4. 81. no s24,2so5o8
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