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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11
UTAH APPLES BRING HIGH
PRICES.

Nearly everyone east who mas pcoH
fortunate enough Ia secure apples
grown IN some OF the favored wesier"
localities, has noticed a difference
tV cen them and apples grown m lh.
middle west They see az a glance t,lA'
western apples take on a much nri-l
on color, and n they know the true aN
ference. they realize that the suga
content also Increases. They note N'
texture and see that the flesh Il nrm
er than usual. that the fruit has "
consequence more cairyfng oapa,All
and summing all these points before
them n once. realize that such apps
are worth many times as much pc
box as those 20 which they have heeN
accustomed and are more willinS u
purchase them.
The Trenton Cache Valley orchard
are Ideally located for fine qualii
production. The product from ihcN
win yield a handsome yearly return
The United Development Ashocihllol
SIG Newhouse bldg. viii send free ~
Information about apple CROWNS or
this great district.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11
cENrENNruL TO nunD TUNNEL
Compan, 20 Run Bore Into the shaft
At $50 Foot Level

a new avenue Tor the working NJ
the centennial Eureka mine AZ Tintic
viii shortly be- provided n viii be-
accomplished hy driving an SKI foot
tunnel nom me county road. west 0f
Eureka through the Mckinley and
Bullon-Rock ground ana into the
main working shaft nf mo company
at thc $50 foot level
Tho tunnel will Doe about 900 feet
long The site FOR the tunnel has
boon purchased from Tho uas =
Miller and the deed was made out to
me United states SmclunF Mining a
ltrhning COMPANY YESTERDAY. Al The
tunnel site q Saw min Will be erected
to prepare flmhers for the mine
n le declared that the saving a. the
company bob lcs-cning the cost ~ hnHi
ms orc. shortening the distance water
Nin nave tn he pumped hN $50 feet lou
CrIng thr cost of transportation ~ The
heavy umhor up the steep grade a.
tho coliar nf the shan. ana Chfa penine
the cori nf Shipping ore. viii hc better
Than fli.O Nn year io the company IA
o. said ihHi frcighicrs up the steer
gradc 40 tnc company nurhnef have
made fortune Working fer ne cenisu-
NAL Eureka
n is understood mat me Mekinle'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11
CONCENTRATES.

s decree was entered N the federal
court yesterday ordering ". 3 Mac
Shorrv. tho defendant 20 turn over
10000 shares Of Lincoln Nevada Min
ING stock 90 the company and that the
company Reissue the stock 20 Joseph
" Tracey the plaintiff The plaintiff
also RECEIVERS the costs Of the action
Tho Lincoln Ncvada property is near
Phoebe. and is declared 10 be- a prom
Using property. For number Of years
IL has not been active on account Of
trouble between the stockholders. The
company is Incorporated for 100000,
with shares a. 81.
J r. Jensen. manager ~ the Ninety
nine Copper company near Good
Springs Nevada. left last night TOR
that camp where he will at once put
on two shifts a. sinking the shaft 10
the 500 foot level
orders have been issued for the Utah
Metals Mining company 10 begin active
operations on Sept. Is. The tunnel viii
he relaid with IS pound steel rails aud
power plant viii be put i'm with
which 10 eloctrify the entire workings
Of the company
According 10 reports received from
Park city. the Uintah Treasure HIN
property has put night shift Of 10 men
10 work al the mine The company
will begin an active campaign OF de-
velopment Of the 600-foot level
II was announced yesterday by W. r.
Farmer that work will start on Sept.
10 on the new power plant OF the
Bingham Metals Mining company. The
details OF the consolidation have been
completed and the board OF directors
were organized before they returned
TO Boston on Tuesday. Sam ". IRE
loar viii be- general mana ger OF the new
company and f. J. Baker will continus
as superintendent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11
ELECTRIC SMELLING
OF IRON ORE
Process H. Proving Success IN '""'
furnin Where q Plant y NJ"
Operating and shipping

t 90 .t,,lfiu- ores hv
Various h'''"''' ~, need
m,anT oi clccuir'lN nave 81.
,t ,,fions Times throughout 'h'
.,,. of tine latest
'n''" t,. elo,-
D. the smcUinr OF ''"
tritit,. Reports Unm Dali"ihl" 7't
u.af fr.n nd Hrroult ON fhc Nacia-
trlnfn ri.cr fs noN being Nnccc- uit
fftaf.i D., inc ncv process lhHl
,otnlc ct nrlosds OF uig non W'',
takeu io thc foundry nt hedulhs "t
"a price several dollars less yer 800,
man rouid aatt boon luiu Gown ~ v'h
SIM Francisco or other points on we
,,ttrnad ,onid Indicate THAI tNe
ttaoe.s WIS a commercial sucDosr'
inc nrssout status of affairs idlH 'o
IN ~ 40 methods used ur the cost
a., entltinq iron ono into pig ron
shoind the process moyt
ID would mcsn much t1 yuan ~
southern pdt ot ihc stat, avg
al he largest iron deposits ul DN'
nitrd ~ta4oa. hut with lrans poi dii"h
,osts ana iucl at present pt'cet
Impossible Tor tho orc 20 nc 'iV.le.-
MIN thc nov process in cpVhl,a
here there is great oppuNnhh''5 ~
eet water power converted lu'' ~,
tlcal cnClpN u W"uld Hue"" i''N"
for tle southern uari "i ll, s''.
Heretofore the only Hu''vF Iu' a.,
.mcitiue crude iron hd- ''Nu
emnloNnlcnt % cOking cuai fp'
,.yperincnis naNt hern caillDu pn -
t,inutinc To- perform trls ro1u''lD"
clstfricuy and others hN lh' n9t
crude oii We have o.eh ~
ec,cfai Occasions that me "il
was ou She point 1i browns t
rucccsaful So GER
S.lf ely exact We have DC ,,,r'',..
cd or din,rcut occnsinha ,.1
that the cicctr'cal lto,5 a, s,',,,..
'.uTFN2sful Nifi lNIn Dr. N'lN ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11
PRODUCE.
cHIcAGo

Chicago. sept 1.-THE wheat market
was weak early toay but the September
delivery proved an exception. being
strong al ne start. owing to renewed
grain a. the start. Initial quotations
we're p lower 70 e q > lower. Decem-
Der being al s7s 20 @is After sdyanc-
ing TO s7A the price for December re-
acted 10 97ia.
Increased offerings Of corn IN the
country had weakening effect TOR thai
grain al the start Initial aotations
were a shade lower 10 = higher Decem-
Der being az ~ 20 1h Later the price
dropped 20 Slk
Oats were weak on selling by Dit trad
ers who we're Influenced by the weakness
% corn. December opened - TO = low
er at 394s 10 G9ss and sold al sos a.
Provisions we're quiet and steady
Prices at the opening were &c. lower to
100 higher
close wheat-sept, i.Oas, Dec. sN
NAV 100.
Corn-sept. "a Dec. Gov. Nav. at
Oats-Sept. 397s Dec. S9A MAY. nf
Pork-septr SIs'a: oct, A.o2h; jan
Lard sept. isi7s: oct, i2.l7h. NOV.
II AVA n -. Jan. TO- 72h
Ribs-Sept il.so, oct, II a., Nov. 10 ~.
Jan, 9.62is May. a.5T6.
Rye-cash' ioG12; sept, 90 Deo g.
Rarley-Cash. f9nGs
s.so.
Cloyer-Cash. 1870; March. l3.01
Wheat-rhc market Was orratic dur
ing The last half Of the dsy. particu-
larry Tor the September delivery. Late
In the session sentiment became beafish
and prices reacted sharply. with Deccm.
Der decliniHE from ssii To eGa, Tho close
was weak with December on T. "a ea7t
corn-The market Was weak an daY
The low point for December WAS m THE
close was weak, with December aHA
lower al 50s.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York Sept li-sugar. rae.
steady Fair refining $3.50 70; ccntrifu-
sal ~ test ana ~. molssses sugar.
q l2d3 g.
Rehned- steady Crushed D. -. powder
20, k.Ei granulated. $50
Coffee Easy No. 2 RIO "a. 40 4
santos, ~ ~
BUTTER AND EGGS
chicago. sept Butter STEADY
Creameriea. IA n 29h dairie-, 2zd@.
EgEH STEADY, an mars careF Included.
is. receipts. Ioi6 nrsts ol prime hrsts
~
cheese STEADY Daisies. ilisa 4. twins.
iii44l5. young Americas. "a. long horns.
1N
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11
rINTIC DID sHIPMENTs.

The Bullock and Ridge a Valley
mines "a rintic were added 10 the li8t
OF shippers from the district this week.
The Bullock sent out the first car OF
ore 81 has shipped In a year. Ridge
and Valley shipped two cars
A new record was made by the Tin
tic district n shipping 23i cars during
the week The amount represented by
the shipments was $50 tons.
The following were the shipment
made out Of the Tintic district FOR the
week ending Friday night. Centennial
Eureka, 81 care. Grand Central. s; Vic
toria. 4. Sioux Consolidated %. May
Day 2. Eagle q Blue Bell. 4. Uncle
sam. s: East Tntic Development /.
Bullock. D. Ridge a. valley, .; Yankee.
o Bullion Reck p; 'ir0n Blossom 81.
colorado 81. dragon Iron. "a; Beck
Tunnel 4. total, 23f carloads
The following We're the shipments re-
cciVed az the Tintic smeltcr during the
week Horn Silver OFriscol. cars.
Day mine t9iochel. a.; Prince con
OPiochc), I. Glen Fra, lMarysyHlo). I.
Bullock. ! slron blossom. 81. 'Colora-
do. 81. dragon Iron. 81, 'Bcck Tunnel
e. total, l6o carloads
Designate cotton carr. Al othcrf
wore M the regulation 50 ton Aze
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11
Selling BY Shorts Was 0verdone
And Liquidation Prompted by
II Had Been Completed.
REBOUND WAS VERY VIOLENT
Tuday's stock Market Marked by lr-
regularity. the Close Being
Weak.

New York. sept. 1.-THE stock market
gave itself over TO gloomy apprchen-
sions OF the effect to follow the expect
Cd death OF r. n. Hartman, until that
event occurred on Thursday afternoon
II became promptly msnifest then that
selling by shorts had largely over-dis-
counted the effect while such liduida-
ton as was prompted by IL had been
completed statements by bankers also
revived hopes IN the carly completion
OF many Of Mr Harriman's farreaching
plans regarding the properties IN ~hich
lac WAS Interested INC passing 9, t,ls '
depressing influence on the speculation
was expected to open the way for re-
sumption OF the influence Of confidence
in the general prospect Tho rebound
which resulted was violent.
The stock market showed some irreg-
ulsrity IN the opening dealings to-day but
the prompt advance In the Union Pacihc
stocks shaped speculative sentiment
Union Pacific opened unchanged but ran
up points to 30 within few minutes
Reading rose l. and Wabash preferred
A. ST Paul declined =
After Union pacinc's rise OF 81, there
was selling OF the general list which
broke prices to Level ne ow last night
Several stocks showed a loss Of point
or more, including St Paul missouri
Pacific. Union Pacific preferred, Anal
gamated copper and others. Union Pa
cinc fell back 10 below fos but rose
again above go and the general market
stcadied American Ice lost ~.
The market closed weak. Union Pa
cihc failed to hold tho market. The "a,
points decline in Amslgsmated Copper
had a weakening effect elsewhere. ST
Paul and Anaconda lost ~, Western
Union Ia Consolidated Gas "a. Ameri-
can smelling 20 Missouri Pacific q and
H.
cihc. Great Northern preferred. AtchiSon
and Wabash preferred. New York Cen
trail Rock island preferred. Louisville a
Nashville United Statca steel. Colorado
Fuel & Iron and others lost q point
Union Pacific fell back 10 last nights
closing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11
VITAL STATISTICS.
Forty three Births This Week Against
Twenty-thrcc Deaths.

Forty-three births were reported o.
the board OF health this week ~ tot,
number % were males and % female.
During the same period. there were %
deaths reported. ~ males and II ie
males. Six bodies we're shipped her
for burial
There were p cases Of contagious an q
infectious diseases reported this weah
They consist of IL cases Of typhoid is
yer. of scarlet fever, ? OF whooping
cough and I case Of diphtheria. -Four
houses are still under quarantine Oh
account of smallpox. r. houses on a.
count Of scarlet fever and / house 0a
account OF diphtheria There is on
smallpox patient in the isolation hos
pital
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11
MAHKEr Is srRoNGEn.


Volume OF Business l. Better Than
For several DAYS.
Trading on the local exchange was
more lively today than at any other
time during the week and prices were
stronger During the morning $1,000
shares Of Bullock we're sold at ~ and
~ cents. Colorado was stronger and
sold at $3.50 and sls2M Grand Central
also developed considerable strength
Iron Blossom was strong during the
forepart Of the trading, but went down
during the open board session
The total number OF shares disposed
" this morning was lll,43s, and the
amount represented was S21 363.6s. max
inc the average about Is cents a share.
Trading for the week was the light
cst thus far this year During the
Sis days Of trading al Sl2 shares of
stock were sold and the amount paid
for the securities was SlS0.41lSS
ON the curb market there was con
siderable activity uintah Treasure
llill was sold az 2 cents. two lots Of
Thousand shares each changing hands
40 that price Bingham Central stem
dard sold at - cents buyer 90 days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11
nEPENns nN HER soN.
NATHAN GIBBS ANSWERS.

Nathan Gibbs answered his wife's
complaint for divorce yesterday and
filed a counter claim charging her with
cruelty About a year ago he SAYS
that his wife. Mrs Lucy A. Gibbs
drove him of Of the place by throwing
rocks az him Since that time she has
cursed him and used vile language to-
ward him. She has property valued at
81 200. he SAYS and Is capable OF taking
care Of herself and two children. They
we're married on Feb. Is. 1905. Mrs.
Gibbs charges her husband with cruel
" and non support IN her complaint.
asking for the custody Of the two chill
dren and $50 month alimony.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11
TRUST COMPANY ANSWERS.

The Salt Lake Security & Trust COM
pany filed an answer in the district
court yesterday 10 the suit Of the Rio
Grande Lumber company for $3l94.0l
against the Citizens Investment COM
pany. organized to finance and build
the famous stockade. declaring that
$3.50 Az OF the 5000. 900 bond Issue by the
stockade company Is still unpaid. The
trust company was made the defendant
n the suit filed BY the lumber CON-
pany because il went security for the
Citizens Investment company. The
trust company asks that It's rights be
paramount TO the claims Of the lumber
company The Rio Grande Lumber
company asks that its claim be made
a lien on the property. and the trust
company says that il should be denied
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11
T0DAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York sept li.-Money on cail
nominal
Time loans stronger; for ~ dayF. az
PER cent. Tor 20 days. sis per cont. for
siN months ( per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper. az 10
~ per cont.
sterling exchange easy with actual
business in bankers bills ~ fisfg5d7o
Tor sitty-dsy bills. and al Sass zoo
$50 ,6 Tor demand
Commercial bills 81 sfhmA
Bar silver ilia cents
Mexican dollars. a..
Government bonds steady. ralhosd
bonds. firm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11
Ex-STATE SENATOR ARTHUR
B. LEWIS WAS DISCHARGED

New York, Sept. ll.--Arthur b Lewis
% years OF age, who says he was for
meriy a state senator IN Utah, was dis
charged when he was arraigned IN po-
lice court today, charged with grand
larceny Lewis Is nov d mining pre-
moter in this city.
Charles j Hodge complained tnat
Lewis had sold him about 5000 worm
OF mining stocks on the representation
that they we've to be listed on the Ne"
York curb.
Because they were not listed Hods
caused the arrest Of Lewis.
Lewis lawyer argued that his client
failure To list the stocks was no ernie
and tho court agreed with him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11
BUTTER AND EGGS.
CORPORATIONS NOTIFIED.

seven thousand notices nave been
sent out 10 corporations In the state
this week hy socy of state Charles s.
rinEcy giving The amount ~ their an
nual corporation taN and Informing
them that Ia is duo next April N Isl
believed that about 900 corporations
in the state are actively engaged in
business and vill pay the tax The
corporations which do not pay the tax
win BE- dlsincorporated under the state
laN and the charter io conduct = bust
ness revoked n Il estimated thai the
corporation taX viii net the state about
$4,000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11
GIRL SENT TO nEFORMATORY

Geraldine Dunder. rs years old. who
was found In q Chinese noodle joint on
Commercial street about ! o'clock Fri
day morning. was arraigned before
Judge McMastor IN the Juvenile court
yesterday and committed 10 the state
Industrial school. The commitment
WIS made al the request 81 tho glrrs
father. who says that he II unable 10
do anything with her
Two girls ono IS and the other n
Year, old charged NTH lncorr1gihility
were given another chance by the court
They promised 10 do better and were
released
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11
MORNING SALES.

Ajax. 900 at 30.
Black Jack, 300 al rs
Bullock. 5000 at w A 500 AT II;
600 az ~. buyer So
Colorado. 200 at 50: 200 at $50. seller
so. 400 al s2i1 100 At l.s2is, seller 81.
Columbus, 500 AT 10.
Crown Point, 1900 az 1919.
Gold Reef. 500 at n; 800 at ia.
Grand central 200 at 255; 100 at . IS,
seller so. 100 at ASH, buyer 30.
Indian Queen. 43S az "a. 1000 al T.
Iron Blossom, 1 700 at I 20: 400 at
22ik. buyer 80 800 at l2o buyer 80
Lover Mammoth. 500 at So; 100 at
36A
Mason Valley. 600 at 222is 2.OOO mt
20 1000 at 10, buyer 60; 100 at 2eo,
seller So
May Day 800 at IS.
Mineral Flat, i,coO at 81.
Mountain Lake 1000 at t4is. buyer
80 500 at a. 500 at 1879.
New York. 5000 at IA: 4 600 al ~.
North CHIT 1000 az Z.
Silver King. 200 at S.sS.
Sioux. 800 at 81: 500 at ST. seller 81
So Columbus. 1000 at l4la 800 at
l4is, seller 90
swansea, 200 at 5; i,OOO at "a; 1000
al "a
Tintic Cent. 800 at T.
Uncle Sam. 100 az 50
Utah Con. 5000 AZ 10.
Victor. zoo at So
Victoria, 100 AZ lf2is.
OPEN BOARD SALES
Iron Blossom. 800 AT l17ia seller 50:
= 200 at l1slR.
Mineral Flat I 90 A. So
May Day. 1000 AZ 3.
New York. 800 at ~
Sioux Con. 200 at 81
so Columbus 800 al l4ii
Tintic central. 800 AZ ~.
Uncle sam. 100 at 20
RECAPITULATION
shares Value
Regular call ,.......... 9j.S3s 3 20. 79s 40
open board ............ 1880 $3.50 %
Today's totals ...... ,fSS 2I363. s.
Weeks totals ..... 44l,Sl2 ls0.t5i 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11
SUES D. SR. G. ron DAMAGES.

Henry Johnson seeks TO recover $1,000
as damages TO his house in Carr Fork,
Bingham canyon. from the Denver a
Rio Grande Western Railroad company,
in a complaint filed Yesterday in the
Third district court According to the
complaint a freight car on the Belt
Line jumped the track and rolled down
the side OF the mountain, crashing into
his house. The building was demol-
ished The accident occurred on June
g. 1qOq
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11
FINLEY GIFTS DIVORCE.

samuel Finley was granted a d.
vorce from Mrs Grace r. Finley this
morning by Judge Morse on the ground
of desertion. They were married here
on June q, 1899. Mrs. Finley deserted
him on Sept T. 1907. and her where
abouts are unknown. There were no
children as an issue OF the marriage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11
SUES OK A LOAN.

The Continental life Insurance a. In
vestment company brought suit yes
terday In the Third district court
against Robert NJ. Parks to recover S625
from him. which was loaned under his
contract, Parks was to write so much
insurance for the company each year
and certain sums Of money we're adj
Xanced him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11
SUES wAGNER's BREWERY

The Sells Lime Cement q Rock COM
psnv brought suit against the Henry
Wagner Brewing company TO compel
the brewery 10 surrender the water
which comes from 8 spring in Emigra-
ton canyon II is alleged that tho
brewery has appropriated the water for
its own use. diverting Il by means of a
pipe from the plaintiffs land
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11
FORGERY is CHARGED.

Robert NJ. smith Is charged with
forging his brothers. name 10 check
for SIS M complaint issued yesterday
by County Atty Lyon The check was
oashed By Joseph Olson and was signed
by George A s. Smith, which name Is
alleged TO be = forgery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11
nAINrr rILEs PETITION.

Robert =. llainie q carpenter 81 Salt
Lake city filed petition Of bank
ruptcy IN the Federal court yesterday
afternoon. His debts are Het forth as
isss 10. and hs assets a. SEQ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11
BANK STATEMENT.

New York. sept 1.-THE statement OF
the clearing house banks for the week
shows that the banks hold s. go l55 more
than the requirements Of the 3 per cent
reserve rule. This is a decrease Of o. $50
is IN the proportionate cash reserve as
compared with last week The statement
fofIpNst
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11
LIVESTOCK.


Chicago, Sept. 1l.--Cattle- Receipts, es-
timated at ~. market steady. Beeyes,
f25dg.ao. Texas, A15db.35. western
steers l5ds 90 stockers and feeders.
.00d6 90. cows and helfers. 9016.O
calves. 65Od90o
HoRs-Receipts, estimated AT 5000
market steady. Lights. s.O0d SOS; mixed
7s50S50: heavy 7.65Gs.50, rough, 1850
Z 90; good to choice heavy. 7.a0dS.50;
pigs 7s0GS Is: bulk OF sales. 5 i0as g.
Sheep Receipts, estimated at 30o
market strong Native. , S0Q5 90: west
crn 2 SOG5 10: yearlings. 40d5.5O;
lambs. native. 500 50; western. i.5Oa
KANSAS CITY
Kansas City. Sept l--Cattle-Receipts
500 market steady Native steers. 400
SOC; native cows and heifers 2.Ood5.5O:
stockers and feeders, S.O0Q $50: bulls
2. JOQ3.l5 calves, 3.75d555: western
steers 3.aods IS. western cows. 2.t0a
f&.
Hogs-Receipts 1900: market weak to
&C.. lower Bulk Of sales. 19as.l5:
heavy. s.i0as.2 packers and butchers.
s.0qS.25; lights. 7.6oaS.c6; pigs. $500
sheep-Receipts, 500. market steady
Muttons. 425a5.&. lambs. 6Wd77O.
range wethers, 4.ooa $50: range ewes, 9. 25
a. %.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11

The percentage ~ actual reserve o.
the clearing house banks TO-DAY was Is 8
The statement u banks and trlu com
nanics Of Greater New York not report
ing 10 ne clearing house shows that
those institutions have aggregate depoa-
its ~ 81 3U,i6fsoi total cash on hand
iisfaiico. ana loans amounting 20 si.as-
Ns.aN0
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11
BANK CLEARINGs.

New York. Sept. IL Bradstrests bank
clearings report for the week ending
Sept shows an aggregate % s2,42i.-
1900 as against Ssos3o50.co last week
and taos2 s5s,cco in the corresponding
week last year The following lie a list
OF the cities: Inc Dec
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11
MINING, BUSINESS and STOCKS.

Mining company received 81, 900 and
other privileges ron the rieht ~ way
across It's property.