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High. Low.
CONCENTRATES.

Or. j. Z. Talmage, Edward r.
Elalinsk, Scion Spiro and Andrew
Howatt left today for Park City to
look over the property of the Silver
King Consolidated.
Ford W. Cornell, manager or the
Nevada Superior and Antelope Spring
properties will leave today for Rock
ford, Ill. He expects to make Salt
Lake his home in the future.
The Emma Copper company has
leased its old Montezuina dump to w.
Il. Earnest and Morris Beck The
aleassees believe they can get good
profit BY handling the rock with jigs,
The Tintic Mines company at Tin.
tic has in a surface cut opened a vein
50 feet wide and highly mineralized
A shaft will be sunk at once OH the,
vein The formation is dolomite lime
such as leads to ore in that district.
e S. NJ. Levy has just returned from
Gold Circle where he says more work
L is being done this year than ever be-
fore The lower tunnel at the Gold
Circle Crown property he says for
several days has been going through
ore that samples across the entire
face from s12 to SIG per ton in gold
+ The tunnel is in 100 feet and has yet
to go $50 feet TO get under the 300
foot shaft which was in $40 ore
Leases on the Ripsaw Mines property
have run short tunnel which has
caught two lodges and lots of $50 ore
is being taken out.
According to information given out
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SAL Takers SECURE
OF ton At CONTACT
frederick T. aIcGnrrln and Associates
& Get Bond and optio,, on Queen Of
The Hills Mine.

Nose Jones. one or the old-timers at
4 cntact, aud whose faith in the ulti-.
s,,nate success Of the camp has never
waned, was an arrlva from that place a1''S
"wednesday evening, says the Nclis
Herald ME- Jones says that at no Q
time in its history has the future o. y
contact been as bright as q present "
/ Plpspectors ore coming into the cum illl
every day. and a number OF i'ii ,I'i.ls
men of almost unlimited scapitai n W.
toi will soon take hold Of,
4 nroperty there. Frederick ~ Mcsfu II
4 ;nsin,,d associates have recently Sc
cured a bond and option on the queen
ofgti,c "a ais mine. owned by u. Si1ccettl
al Wells, long considered one Of tfls III
very best propositions In that re sloll, a.
5}iiwltion Of the money has been PAID on
Iris claim. and 200 feet of DEVELOPMENT
work has been contracted Ior
Ground is being broken for the cree &C.
3fion al a 35-room stone hotel IN s the
4 i.arnng stone being much cheaper there
than lumber. This structs're y, 7. ~ ~.
modern in every particular. and is %
he built,o the townsite, of the Western
strownsite company. A store building
ana a stone office building arc also ssoon
to Be erected on the same toWnsltes
WILL BEGIN w DIRK 81 81
Casey & Marshall, OF the Contact
Mining company are making pre- pa rst-3.
tons to commence development work
on the Delano and old ArfnstreiltG :
rrptip .ot claims, It is anticipated that
they will be ready to begin by AVE, ia.l.
The very best building stone IN Inc
world abounds in plentiful QUANTITIES
at Contact Samples OF this stone nave s
been sent to San Francisco and NefWgs
York, and experts have stated that r. y
is superior to the best Connecticut
granite. It's confidently predicted
that as soon as the railroad Is built INTO
the camp that the industry 9 q uarry--5
ing and shipping this stone VIII PEI
come 81 very Important one. 5.a
During the past three or four years rs
1T has been the custom with Il certain
man at Contact to locate and jump
more claims than he could possibly 90
the work on, and the pernicious Gust m
has been q great detrlment to me
camp however, a Il this is now being
changed. Many OF the locations claim r q
ed By this fellow, known in the district
as a claim jumper and land grabher,
are being seized by people VII arc W
ing to comply with the law in rela tioit3
to location and assessment work. a5
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7 2 i
has not yet been solved but a possible
solution appears to$liesin the Magnuson
ranch s,sf |, 500 acres, which the COM
SpailSs owns, located iii Steptoe ptfAle 10
$oi.sl2 miles from the mine. Should the
water be derived fron5this source, how
ever, it would necessitate pumping
against a head of 967 feet.
The properly is also equipped with a.
small smelteiS rated at $50 tons per
day, the plant being composed of one
2S11S-inch blast furnace A fire at the
mine partially destroyed the plant and
since that date II has never been re-s
built, The smeltcr problem has not.
yet been solved but IL is not uni likely
that the ore and concentrates will he
treated by the international Mining &
Smelling company at one of its plants,
possibly at Tooele. $
The tiirouN property ranks as one of
the largest in the Ely camp and should
make ali important copper producer
The property Is now being quietly de-
tveloped and the policy of the present
operators will Yundoubted1y be the same
as that which the Cole Ryan company
K have put into effect at their arious
other properties. The nine has large
sdeyeloped ore reserves and excellent
possibilities of encountering additional
bodies. The present company will un-
" 'oi :. ~
sous problems With which 1t is now
confronted and put the property on al
producing basis. 55 i.5s Y
sS Nj .iJESTfIC IN.ANCT.AIl r REPORT.
Boston, July 90 Dana j. Elan
$ders, treasurer OF tho M aiestic Mines
BconparlM, SAYS that by September II
the Majestic mines should commence
SHIPMENT from the Harrington-Hick-
DRY properly. A financial statment of
the Majestic Mines COMPANY, from
September. i 1908, to July il -,
Shows a tota lSinconie Of l;T96, against
Y $3G0,3T9 accounts receivable, against
which there are notes and accounts
payable, totaling sl7.653. The item of
accounts receivable comprises loans
made to the operating company
against which there is GO lateral Sc
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3sester day work will commence next
week on thts Ii title Bell property at
Park City. When work ceased lit
tile over % - ca a go the company had
sunk a Wine from the q Q foot level
for $50 feet in ore of II shipping
grade This will be developed at once
as the drain tunnel on the DAILY;
West side has done its work. The
ore Of the dump has been sampled and
its believed that it can be concen-
itrated at a good profit. A traction tram
has been built from the dump to the
Daily West mill and several hundred
on. 81 81; f.ss
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make QUIET
CLOSING STRONG.

53 New York. July %. Quiet trading in
stocks at the opening erected by small
prize changes and gains and osses5
were quite evenly distrjhnsed. Colorado
Fuel American Cotton Oil and Central
Leather preferred rose large fractions.
IA. ~ tcr advancing q point Reading lost
iti5nll on prof + taking 4 nd i the list re-
acted IN sympathy: Kansas md 'feX:ss
Colorado Fuel 1qs Toledo st. Louis and an
Western declined i. Prices recovered
again 70 bout the top leSel before the
Speculative attention shifted from the!
%usual market leaders which were duh
and Irregular IL their movement. New
York Central rose liz louisville and
;:I,onts e Atlantic Coast Line 4 and
Corn Products |. Western Maryland
rose and Union f'aci1lc preferred,
Minneapolis. st. Paul aud Saulse Ste
Eonds were irregular. 5 s, y
& "a New y crk3 Central, s advance was rush
ed to 2NI Interboror n Metropolitaii'
sern Paeihc l. The general tone WIS ilrnli
In sympathy. but dull
Light bidding for the Gould railroad
stocks carried Missouri tactic mp a.
Rio Grandes stocks Lake Erie 4.
Western preferred sold 3 an advance
of 2,a and American Sugas,. Ger trai
Ieatherep preferred and Vlrgfnla-Carolln Ina
Chemical preferred i.
q The market closed strong and active
The 3-point rise to lao III CIV York Cen
trail sustained the market. American.
Kansas City Southern and Aineiicail5
Cotton OIL "a Texas md Pacific ST.
Louis and outhweste rn refarrea.
Ohio iowa Central stocks. Minneapolis,
and st. PAIL, Amalgamated Copper and
American LOGON tive 1. N
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LIVESTOCK.

Chicago. July % -eattle.R eseipts, es-
strong. Becyes, .35 a. I. 40;59 Texas steers.
soas western steers ocss RS . s,ss
and heifers. 2. 2o@ 80: calves SOC. 90
"a Hoss-R cccipts, estimated b at $4,000;
market loc. lower. Lights . .25aI. 65; rnix-
ed. heavy .lo@I7.7S; rough @ e !,
liz: pigs, $50 a $50: bulk Of sales, COG
81 Sheep Receipts. estimated at 1900.
market stea dy. Native. 3 oosp o Is y west St
lambs. native. s.5oa7.Ts: Western. 4.5oei
y ~, al KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. July 29.--cattle Receipts,
500 "a m arket u steady TO strong. Native
steers. 4.50GI.15; native cows and heif.
,ers. Z. 25@7 Is; stockers and feeders 10
western steers. a Goa 900: western cows.
Hogs-Receip 1000: market Zoe. low
err ulk of sales. I. 10 q $50: heavy. Z. 40 a.
lights. 7ooa,7.4 40; pigs, S.75dle 10 Sc
Sheep Receipts. 5000: market steady.
Muttons, 4. Oo05s01; lambs, 5.25dI.oo;i
range wethers. s.I5a5, %; range ewes
- = Y ',Dsi OMAHA.
South Omaha. July %. Cattle Re-.
ceipts. 100: market steady. Western
steers. S.2515.5O; Texas steers 3.ooaD
800: range cows and heifers. 2.l5 q 4.I5;
also Is. calves. 400 100: bulls and
Hogs Receipts. 4.2co:s market Zoe. low
Ell. Heavy rs q 7.4o: mixed. .20a7 80 Z
lights. ;so@7;Io: pigs. 8, oo9p7, 90: bulk of
Yearlines. 5.ooa S. Is: B wethers. 4.4oG AS.
ewes. 4.OO@4,5O: lambs. 6.5oa 800
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NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS.


Thursday. July 30.
1Anialgamated Copper " 4
American Beet Sugar 80. 3. I n
American Car & Found dry 62ss4
American Cotton OIL g *
American Locomotive .... 6S Us
American Smelling g. Refining asss
e irler Slnclt Il Refin., tlfd 49,. 1l2szf
II American Sugar Refining 5...I... a 303ls
Anaconda Mining Co. -.. ~
Atchison I l .,i
s Atlantic Coast Line 81. 90 4
Baltimore g. Ohio z. Is. IS
& Brooklyn Rapid Transit
{ Canadian Pacific FL. /. g. Z. S614
& (,llesaEeake 6. Ohio N. \. 4. ~
#Ghicago & Northwestern $50 y. 1857
II Chicago NIalwaukees & ST. Paul /. II s .ss
Colorado Fuel & Iron ~. \. 463is
Colorado & Southern DOL.
Delaware & Hudson ]. e. II. I. u 34s
Denver & Rio GranCe ~. !. -. Is
Denver & r 10 t1rande, pfd. So "
Erie y. v. ". a. 80 "
Great Northern, pfd. .lolM
Great Northern Ore CT IS. "
Illinois Central Z. 156sss
Met. "
Interborough- Met, pfd. ". 81, q 5,3
louisville & Nashville 14a1a
Missouri, Kansas & Texas pa
I. National Biscuit 10 ss
NationaIsIea1 - (. So 442
New York Central ~ y. n. /. 4. 1891
Norfolk & Western \. .3.5...... afa
Northern Pacific =. 4. a.. $50. Y
PacificNMail Z. ~. j. ". SIX
Pennsylvania :. =. 4. n. So
SPeople's Gas /. 4. 4. Il. Z. ;. h. .iI6 III
Pullman Palace Car bid Il. i, ). -. .lSS1a
Reading e. . "a
Rock Island Co ~. a.. ~. &. 49,
Rock Island Co, pfd =. 81. lass
Southern Pacific y. !. iaa
Southern Railway -. 30 Is
Union Pacific 80. 200 IFS
United States Steel 81. IS
United States Steel pfd 49,. 122TTsss
Wabash s.. !. ~.
Wabash pfd y. +. /. IS. !. {. ID *
Western Union !. (. \. ). ~ !. q
Standard Oil 4. &. !. 692
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. July 29-C lose: Prime
mercantile pa per. ~ "a per cent.
Sterling exchange weak, with actual
business in bankers bill at $4.s6.T0 @S0
for 80 day bills and at 81. s7.05 for de-
inand.
Commercial bills, s4S5@1s.
y Bar silver, SOY cents.
Mexican dollars. AZ cents. VIII!
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds irregular. 5t ss
Money onscall easy, X az per cent;
ruling rate rs per cent; closing bid, TX
per cent, and offered at ] "a per cent.
Time loans very strong and fairly
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EPIDEMIC OF RUNAWAYs

The team attached to a wagon n.
longing to the Clover Leaf dairy Il
came. can e; frightened this morning ana
dashed dashed down Main street, striking /
4fNYandanere car, which was standln.
( near n'er the intersection OF Main and 7lurs
South street !. I'll The fracas t.;i,,ss, ~.
collision frightened one Of thl Ia i,,ls
cry teams standing Ii: front Of yV rTn I,
Bros. dry goods store, and this go s' rtsi
"a third team No particular damn % -, ~
been eported as Resulting from 4 .ss
IA pid succession OF iunawsly.s ~ ~
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Chicago July 90 Local reoeip pts OF
wheat today were 20 arloads in excess
l5of expectations. an d reports from Ne
ncnt Thin a few; da ys. "a self wa = 81
heavy during early tradln Ing, resnl Ting IN
declines of n ITO * he l1larlsts open.
i,oa to 1881 ~ and s September a "a o4s
to 05. within a few nina tas ~ VI l,;,1s
dropped to and septen be- e. .l VI
Hot @eat her cssiaed a tirIn IN
corn, initial quota: ions being UNI hanged
ut Vi higher, but Nyeahless soon# deS s,l..
oped. September sold of 70 &eGt Is, u yer
ut 65;s 10 81. tslis Z. s.s3s.s,
~ Heavier movement n prospec 9 ana 9 2
weaKening effect on ats epten = l be ~.
E n,ssa o hs ss 8 { ss,a' droppsa e
divisions firm 4, at .e u
ever. soon developed co1sia crable Weais-s5
ness owing to selling ba scd on ". lsc.
decline in i've e sts.
Ing were Zoe. lower to lac. y slier
1rhent--The market rallied sharply, to-
ward noon on I'M proved stlpposts Wy
advancing more than 1e.5 from me {, 4 DOT
tom and SepteInbe nd yanciDg to a w. ~
a fsel ans Ne
with July off " a. !. os = Ws's'
down 1c. Mt 1.o4 II II 534
Corn The market raj lie;l gain or, ils
uential buying Ivy ady FMS sSsa e Vas
siltl
firm with Septernbe rl VI figllefSite W 4, Ss
D Cslose--N Wheat --Jn lS, LOS * Sept
ii. III Dec. ]. ca rs a "a 4 .06 *
Corn uly. Il Sept, . .s
May, i56is. - 81
MAY, Al Is dp42. 81 I. ss.ll
PoorkIJIls. go.17,, sept $3.50; Oct
,lS.50: JAMS, i6.Ao; 4, u, Va
!, ssi SsTl 4 g. rs ss. ss ri Sss
Ribs July. l.0s1s Sept, 1886 oct..
10 .65; JAM IA ~. Ok IL
s Rye lash, "a an Sept,
BaTley--Cash, fo1lf WI s35tt 5 I'll ,gs53S
= fCylover--Cash. 10. ST. x Ma II 20.
Timothy Sept. 3.i5..
BUTTER AND EGGS.
chicago, July 20 Butter Steady.
sCreameries. es,a a 2s: dairies. 2Oa22S, u
EEgs-sS.eady at mark; cases included,
is. receipts 7,a2: tirsts. IS; prime firsts,3
/ -GShieese-strong. Daisies. 1Salls twins
II u "a = Young Americas, l5A g II Ion
horns. 1874 ~
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. July 30 gar. raw; firm
Fair refining 3.As: centrifugal ,96 test,
s GSs molasses sugar 3 %. .sa
8 Refined--St Steady, Crushed, 500 powder:-9S5s
ed. 500; granulated, 4. vs. q
Core steady. No. Rio. Vi; Mo-
Santos. Z. s9
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/ MARKET is &. STILL SLOW.
Better Tone Shown BY Stocks Today
win Volume Of Business Larger.

with Volume Of Business Larger.
rho volume of bust ness on, he salt
Lake stock and Mining exchange &c !, t Q
4 day was somewhat IA larger and I
the general tone of the market e VAS
better. Colorado sold at on
81 buyer Grand Central dropped an
other 10 points during the reg
s,ilar board session. rllea stock ope ned
at ST. 62ls and dropped down 70 So ~
iron Blossom was stronger today and
sold for as hi gil as 81 A..
Sioux consolidated WAS very. III 4
steady this morning. From sl.1o IT.
Jumped up to ST. 2 " while at the close
I 1t was selling weak at s1.0 I'D
The total number of shares OF stock
I sold was 81. 800. while the amount
represented was 81 ,02S.25.s
a On the curb market there WAS but
little activity. A bid of go cents was
made for Boston Sunshine. The bid
might "a we'll have been $l00, as 1T is
Il close corporation and barely possible
that any Of the stock could be picked
up. Chief Conso lfdated was tfercd at
% - FORENOON QUOTATIONS.
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FORENOON / SALES.

Alex. 500 at 81
Beck Tunnel Con-, 100 ut IS.
Black Jack, 1000 at 81.
Colorado. 400 al 200, buyer so; 800
at 200, buyer 80; 900 at 81 *, sell
Ter co. s Il
Columbus 900 at Il 40
& Diclier Con-. 1000 at u.
Grand Central, 400 at 2.62 X 400 at
$50; 500 at s.5577 1ss 400 at 22.55i 100 at
$50 V & s35j3
Lion Hill. 1000 at az 1000 at ..
Lower Mammoth. 300 a t IS.
B Mason VALLEY, 100 at 212 II.
May Day. 900 at %.
Mineral Flat. $500 at 4 i 1s.
Ohio Copper. 200 at 4. 71ta.
Sioux Con. 100 a LILO; so at j i e X. e. Z.
South Columbus Con, 800 at 90
Tintic Central 1000 at II X 1 900 at
15.s
Uncle sam, 400 At q
OPEN BOARD.
Z Beck Tunnel, 700 ait 30. seller 60.
Grand G,entrii, 200 at 2.57 y =
1rorl3 BOSOM. 800 at 4 .42tts 5000 at
May Day, 500 at 21,}
& Ohio Copper 100 at A.429a.
58 Provo, 500 sat II. fl &. IS
S Silver King. 30 at LOO. At
Sioux Con. ]. 400 at 11o; 200 at s. or ~.
3 Utah Con, $500 at 1k 5000 at ~.
Shares. Amount.
Regular board ....., ..15,65O S11 .ss9.7
Open board y. 4. ~ $3.50 f3s5i 9.153.5O
Totals s.. +. .s1,soo sci ,oas.a5
AFTERNOON QUOTATIONS.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
.G|ROUX CON. WILL
GET SUPPLIES HERE
Purchasing Department of Nevada
Property Moves TO Salt IIaltc CITY :.
MAY Become Headquarters.

The purchasing department Of the
Giroux consolidated Mines company OF
Ely, New, and Sonora, Mexico has 9
been moved to Salt Lake City l'nis
is believed to be but a preliminary STEP
toward bringing the inaccuracies o sl
the company to this city. This means
that this big Nevada property will 5pu -f q
$ehascsits supplies through this city and
1T Will be the center for all the Sbr 81
ness OF the company with the exception
OF that transacted at the head offices
In New. 81 ork. The company Eiiow shares
offices With the International Smelti n
and Refining company in the Dooiast
building. IA
An Interesting letter on the holdings
of the GirouN Consolidated Mines com.
pany has recently been issued by
Frrippe, Thompsun &; CO.. Of New y OF ~
In part 1t says:
The Giroux Consolidated Mines COM
apany Gyms and operates the Gir r.,
property located ut ELY, White i LING
county, New, and the Snltara ard ~. s.
jose groups. situated rs miles outtl-.i
east of the town of Garbo,g sonora,
Mexico. Thei Nevada property, which
81 the most Important and one OF tie
three largest mines III Ely, comprises
an area Of approximately 1000 acres Of Z
mining claims while in the Latter
groups there is a total of 1853 acres:
NJ The active nanag cement Of the above
properties comprising the GirouX Con-
asolldated Mines company, was turn y en- en- a
over to the Cole Ryan syndicate IN
February OF the present year.
The Suitana and San Jose mines are
both copper properties. the former cs.i-8
rying igh3gold values. Shipments ssl have
been made but were discontinued IN :
the early part of 1903 owing to the low
price OF copper and the long haul sii g g
the shelters at FL Paso: These .ha I'VE
amounted to $500, 900. About ss4oV ,i,
have been extended in developing and
fequipping the properties which sg. NJ q
said to have considerable merit. & bu.5
have been handicapped by the la G Is of
funds for development. NV
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AFTERNOON SALES.

Cedar Talisman, 1000 at 5A; 5000
at Y.
Colorado, 1000 ri 800 buyer 90.
Columbus Con-. 100 alto seller
so; 20D at IL 2 Il a; 100 at las.
Grand Central, 500 at $40, 100 at
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At .,JEs1IC FINANCIAL, REPORT
n, lE i. MINING COMPANY.

Especial to the 'Nf&s.l1 7Ill537331
Provo. j, lly %. rhc Julian Mining &
Milling company has filed articles Of.
incorporation with the county clerk.
of business. The capital stock is
$50, 900 in shares Of the par value of
five cents q share based on the yalu :
alton of the following properties in
American Fork canyon: The Julian,
Carrie, Black Bess, Tom Boy and Gold
Flake. asS
The directors and officers are: James
Chapman, Jr., president; Wi liam
Thornton, vice presidents, j. +. Moves,
}Heber Barratt and William Julian
with j. E. Bennett secretary and
trca sllrsr NJ 800