davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-07
STOCKS COULDN'T
HOLD THEIR RALLY

New York. oct ,.-Opcnine prices or
stocks today showed a vigorous rebound
from yesterdays closing level Running
sales ~ 1000 shares OF United states
steel we're made at Se7s and oa COM
pared with ssis last night Union Pacific.
Kansas city southern. New York Cen
trail United states Realty and Ameri-
can Sugar rose and Southern Pacific.
ST. Paul wabash preferred Central
Leather PETERBOROUGH Metropolitan urc-
ferrcd and Republic steel large fractions.
The DEALING were lu only moderate
volume outside OF the heavy transac-
tons In United states steel
some of the opening advances were
cancelled when the traders began 90 take
prohts and United states Steel reacted
70 50. New buying orders came IN at the
lower levels and the market rallied
strongly with the railroad stocks making
~ exceptionally good showing Many
of the low priced specialtics also were
Conspicuously strong United States
steel bounded Up to Goa. where Il seem
ed 10 meet enough stock TO check It's
further progress
PittsburS. G.. G. 4 ST. l.. advanced
points Vulcan DEFINING preferred g
Iowa Central preferred ~. St Louis
southwestern 49, New York Central and
Erie second preferred "A. Norfolk \
western ia and Reading. Chesapeake a
Ohio, Illinois central. PENNSYLVANIA, Al
disclaimers preferred, American Beet
Sugar. American Locomotive and Rcpub-
lic steel J. Pacific Telephone de-
clined IA
United states steel was lifted to ais
and The strength and activity OF this
stock and Of ~nion Pacific Reading and
New York Central affected the market in
sympathy and "a wide variety OF nd-
Nances were shown. Union Pacific. New
York Central and American Car rose .
Wabash preferred and Railway steel
Spring "a. Reading / = Southern Pacific.
lean Beet Sugar Kansas & Texas and
ulted states Rubber y, InterborOugh-
Metropolitan preferred IA and Louis
Vile & Nashville Southern Railway
Rock Island, Great Northern preferred,
81 Paul Delaware a Hudson and Ameri.
can Telephone a Telegraph a point or
more. The market rested at fractional
reccssions from the top.
Bonds were steady.
.UW-priCed stocks were more active.
particularly the southwestern group. st.
Louis-Southwestern was heavily bought
and gained pa Texas a Pacific also
gained Ia. The rest Of the list was about
steady and much duieter.
A few stocks lost ground and the mar
ket became dull. Union Pacific lost n
good fraction which was recovered aft
erward. Sloss- Sheffield Steel advanced
%.
The market closed weak and rather
dun There was very general selling i'm
the final hour and the consequent recess
sions left little OF the earlier gains The
leaders retained only small fractions or
nothing of the previous rise Amalga-
mated Copper fell ~ below last night
and Canadian Pacific !.
Chesapeake a Ohio rose I in the late
dealings with some check on the decline.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-07
LIBRARIES AND GYMNAs1UMs.
Commission Meets In ONCE of State
superintendent This Morning.

The state Library-gymnasium com
mission held meeting this morning
in the office OF superintendent A. C..
Nelson and made arrangements for the
meeting being held az the University
OF Utah beginning al 3 O'Clock this
afternoon. The members discussed
plans This morning 10 effect local
leagues throughout the state. II was
decided to do this al the meet
ing thls afternoon and 10 promote
the establishing of libraries and
ggmnlaums throughout the state
Dr GC0rge Thomas OF the Agricul-
ural college of Utah gave report
of the work done in oregon and CALI
f1rnla hy the commissions In those
states, Those present wero Professor
~ d. stewart Dr. George Thomas,
John A. Mills superintendent OF tho
ogden public schools and DR. +. a.
GoNans. superintendent OF the state
industrial school
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-07
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
NEVADA HILLS HAS
ORDERED MACHINERY


W. n Weber of the Nevada Hnls
returned Sunday from Salt Lake and
went out % Fairview. From tho move
ments % BE- quite evident that the Ne
vida HIS viii greatly Increase It's ore
shipments In the near future
The Nevada Halls company has lust
ordered a f0-horsepowcr gasoline en-
CINE for a hoist and a co. horsepower
gasoline engine for running the drills
and air compressor These were both
purchased from the J n. Kent COM
pany and win be delivered within a
few days Movements OF this. kind i'm
dictate that there will he a great deal
more doing in Fairview this fan. with
the natural beneficial results to the
entire county.
In company with Mr. Wcbber on his
trip out to Fairview was @. r. Gibson.
president of the Umatilla group OF
mines, who had with him Mr. stark,
representing a compressed air machin-
cry company. as well as another gentle
man. the inventor of compressed air an
planes. II is reported that Mr.. Glib
son Is investigating the question OF
starting operations on the Umatilla
property -Fallon Eagle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-07
ray coz. nuYs PRoPERTY.
Increases Holdings and Rights OF Way
Around Mlnkeiman.

According 10 a late dispatch from
Globe. Arizona, nearly $l25.000 has been
paid out during the last few days bv
the Ray Consolidated Mining company.
for land ana rights OF way about
Winkelman where tho smelter Is 10 be
erected.
A force Of about 20 men Is now AT
work clearing off the smeltCr site aud
the right Of way for the three mile
railroad which is 10 be constructed bv
the Ray Consolidated company. This
force of men viii probably be greatly
increased during the next few DAVIS.
The supplies for the grading crew are
now being sent in.
The company has two more Star
drills ON route 90 take the Ilacc of tho
two Keystone drills they Installed
some time ago. The star drills show
greater speed and endurance than tho
Keystone drills hence the Ray ConsoI-
ldated company VIII install mo- other
make in Tho future. When the two
drills now ln transit arrive they win
have - star drills in operation and
they VIII Doe kept in constant operation
until aN of the Ray Consolidated cone
pHu' ground shall have been cone
plcteN pros cctcd. n win take several
years to accomplish This work as many
of the prospect hores are put down 10
vertical depth of 500 aud 900 feet. OF
the many hundred bore holes now COM
plctcd. all except one. penetrated aNor-
age grade copper ore and practically
do0oO0o0 tons of ore have been
blocked out
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-07
FAST MAIL ONLY.
Twenty four Hour Schedule Granger
To Portland.

Tvcnty-four Hour Schedule Granger
To Portland.
From Granger. Wyoming. to Port
land. Oregon. IN "a hours. That is what
the new fast mail train, TO be placed in
service on the Union Pacific on Sun
day next is scheduled TO do.
The train is TO carry mail
only. no passengers whatever being
permitted 10 ride on the windspllttlng
carrier the crew and the baggage and
mail man being the only people al
lowed on the train.
The train win consist OF one bag
mail cars. II viii leave Granger daily
each morning. and arriving In Port
land "a hours later Trains No. II and
~. which have been running between
Granger and Portland will b. cut out
Trains No. IS and IA. which have been
operating between Salt Lake and POca-
tcllo. win be extended through 10 Boise
No 10 win leave Salt Lake AT a. m.
instead OF a. m, and Will arrive al
Boise at .55 p. m. II will also connect
with "a stub from Pocatello 10 Marys-
Vile and from McCammon to Mont
pclier reaching Marysvillc at $3.50 p. m.
aud Montpelier at 40 p. m.
Returning, No. IA viii leave Boise at
1880 a. m, reaching Salt Lake at 1855
p. m.
Cache valley special No H. which has
been leaving at ., M, Will leave at
f.l5 b. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-07
PRODUCE.


I
Chicago. oct Am official prediction
! Of rain tonight for Kansas and Nchras-
| ka, where the seeding Of winter wheat
| is practically completed. prompted con-
siderable selling IN the pit ON the board
OF trade today. resulting VA a reaction
OF about &c. from the opening Quota
lions A slackenine demand FOR cash
grain here also inspired some selling,
which was led BY a prominent elevator
interest.
The market opened firm at prices a
shade to sc. higher owing Co revived
reports OF damage TO the Argentine crop
by locusts and reports Of the heaviest
-four output In four years at Minneapolis
and Duluth. December opened az LOT =
to I 02is. An easier tone however. soon
developed and December sold on to l.Ol "a
Corn was dull and easier, Influenced
by good weather conditions OF weather
for the maturing the new crop. Opening
prices we're shade higher to NC lower
December being az 5Iis to 81 an After
touching 57N, the December option
dropped 10 51A
december oats were again subjected
TO considerable selling pressure by cash
interests and as a result the market In
general was weak early IN the day. De-
cember opened unchanged TO ac higher.
at 3STk to 80 and later declined 20 3Sia
q ~
Provisions rallied from a rather weak
opening on buying brought out by a ma
terial reduction in hog packing Tor INC
were due to selling insvsred by loc.
decline IN live hogs
Wheat Following a mild rally during
which December advanced 10 le3s the
market developed still greater weakness.
and December sold on TO l.oihmA The
close was weak, with December OF u ~
NC at t.0iR.
Corn-The market was weak all dsy
There was considerable selling during
the last half Of the day ON anticipation
OF a bearlsh government crop report TO-
morrow December declined TO b6'$ n 81
The close was weak with December &C
Clos c'ioss~wheat-Dec.. i.ot%; MAY. ios%
c'crn~oct., So: Dec. SIX; May. 59% a.;
So,ssts~Dec.. ssiaaNs May 49,.
pork-Oct., 900; Jan, 1850
Lard-oct. 1e1si4; Nov. ii.6puil.s2h
IAN RibsN Oct II 10; Jan. 3. soae.s2ll: May.
go
Rye-Cash and Dec, 72q3.
Timothv-oct.. sa5. March 40.
Ciover-Nothing doing.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. oct. -Butter-stoady.
Creauf,ries. 20: dairies q.
Fggs- steady at mark, cases included
Is: receipts. 4s4i cases; hrsts' ~ prime
Cheese he strong. Daisles. 1saA; Twins,
i5GH: Young Americas, l5% els; Long
Horns. 15% OILS.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New york. oct 7.-sugar. raw. firm.
Fair refining, S.73h centrifugal 20 lest
4Bh; molasses sugar S.tSsa
Refined-Steady. Crushed, 5.oi powder
ed. 525: granulated, 5.l5.
Coffee-Quiet No. z Rio. 5-l6; NO.
Santos, shas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-07
RICH ORE SHIPPED
At GEORGE CANYON
First shipment of orc From Canyon
Brings llich Price 20 Owners
OF the Lease,

Tonopah. Nov oct Frank Myers
OF the Myles and Myers lease at
Georges Canyon received returns yes-
tcrday from Millcrs on the 1O-sack
shipment which was brought from the
camp the first OF the week. Returns on
the ore reached close 10 the $500 mark
and caused luhilation among AN inter-
csted in Georges Canyon. This was the
first shipment Of ore from that district
where work has been IN progress for
several months past.
Tho lease of Myles and Myers is sit
uatcd on the Fauchors brothers
ground. the property Immediately ad-
Joining that Of Georges Canyon Mines
company. Al the surface the vein was
about five inches wide. and at 30 feet.
tho present depth OF tho shaft has
widened 20 three feet The rich streak
from which the shipment was taken Is
about 10 inches wide the remainder of
the vein averaging about $50 ton.
Another shipment Of ore from his lease
IS already sacked and will be brought;
20 Tonopah in a few days 10 is Of the
same character as the ore brought
earlier IN the week Indications are
that regular shipments VIII come for
ward from the Myles and Myers lease
from this time on.
Mr. Myers brings word that other
leases and properties I'm tho district are
showing up in most satisfactory way.
I'm every instance where work Is being
done conditions arc improving with
depth and the residents OF the district
are proving their faith In the camp by
staying there and Keeping az work. Tho
population of the district now numbers
between 80 and 20, composed almost on
tirely OF leasers, and the indications are
that the Mylcs q Myers lease is only
tSe first Of a large number To be heard
from before the winter has fairly COM
est.pqaI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-07
coNCFNTR A-Es

+. l. Godbe expects to leave for New
York IN a few days
r. n Drummond. former manager
of the NewhOusc mines and smelters
has accepted tho position Of general
manager OF the Inspiration property IN
Arizona.
The DAILY West Mining company yes
terday posted its third quarterly divi-
dcnd for The present year. The regular
amount of 30 cents share or a total
Of $4,000, ~ 10 be paid on oct 20. tho
books closing 20 transfer on oct 10.
George CardaI Of the Gold King Cop
per company is in the city and reports
that the tunnel az the property has
reached "a distance OF 800 feet and that
the face is highly minerHlized Mr..
cardall declares that DE is certain the
rich copper ore found I'm the shaft above
win bc found at depth iu the new tun-
mel
New life has been infused into the
silver Bell property la Thaynos canyon,
Park city and the now men who have
taken hold of 10 expect 10 do some big
work shortly The board elected az a
recent meeting of the stockholders ls.
Anton Peterson. president ". Mont
Ferry vice president. w. %. Bridge
land secretary Martin Staufscn, treas
uror and Charles Tying, director a
comfortable treasury viii soon be se-
cured aud work viii begin.
u is understood that plans are being
made for the cnlargiug of the present
plant of the Shoshonc Quicksilver COM
pany. ln Nye county, Nevada. owned
by Frank j.. William a.. and Dr. Wesley
j. Davis Of Salt Lake Al present the
company ls producing l50 TASKS Of NOR
curry "a month, which is worth Si4 "a Task
n New York The cost OF treatment
amounts 90 $1,000 "a month The come
nany now treats "a tom and "a quarter of
ore a day no increase This to 800 tons
of ore day would only Increase the
operating expenses hy 30 per cent
ThggTg1s no mud ,,, a. ,he ,i'r sroo"da'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-07

Properties Along old Lode 90 he List
ed in New York.

Tho stocks of % Comstock Iode min
We companies win boz listed on thc New
York curb within Few days E s.
McndcIs agent ul the curb. has an
uouuccd that the following companies
having furnished additional Information
To- tho agency tho papers of which arc
now being examined. inc sales of the
stocks of the Same viii be- published on
The NcW YORK curb market Official lists
ns soon aH proper examination Del made
of tho papers and further details com-
plotted
Alpha Consolidated. Alta silver An
de- silver Bclthcr Silver Bullion Gold
a silver Grown Point Cold a silver
Chollar Gold a silver Consolidated
Virginia. ENchc0uer Gold a silver
Gould A Curry. Julia Consolidated, Jus
ticr Gold q silver Kentucky Consoudat-
ed McNican Gold a silver New York.
Ophir sItcr rulori Cold q Silver. say
ago Gold a silver. Sierra Nevada. linton
Consolidated Utah Mining of Nevada.
yellow Jacket Gold a silver.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-07
TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. oct Money on call
strong, AZ as per cent; ruling rate.
4lsG4% per cent: closing bid and Of
fered at AZ per cent
Time loans firm: for 90 days ~ n
AZ per cent; for 90 days. "A per cent
for six months. AZ per cent
Prime mercantile paper AZ as per
cent. sterling exchange weak with
actual business In bankers bills at
4.S3 3OG 40 for so day bills and at 4S5.10
for demand
Commercial bills 4s2A G4s3A.
Bar silver. 5l&.
Mexican dollars, 43 cents.
Railroad bonds. irregular
Governments easy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-07
SHOWS SIGNS or ACTIVITY.
Volume of Business Increases ON 10
cal Stock Exchange.

Volume of Business Increases ON Lo-
cal Stock Exchange.
There was more activity shown on
the local STOCK market tnis morning
tnan has been noted IN several days
ana many OF the stocks that have been
sagging started upward. rhis was par
ucuIarly true OF Columbus Consolidated
and Sioux Consolidated. There Was
better buying Of these stocks and not
80 much evidence of manipulation.
Columbus Consolidated has been
moving backward for some time and
this morning opened at "a cents. IL
quickly jumped to a cents and before
the close il was strong at IS cents.
a here was some activity this morning
in Mountain Lake, but the price showed
little change. Nevada Hills started
sagging and dropped TO "a cents this
morning Ohio Copper was stronger
again today.
Sioux Consolidated was again a fea-
ture OF the market IL started at 81
cents and closed strong at SO cents.
Buying was fairly heavy. Within the
past 80 days Sioux has done more
jumping than most any stock on the
board. The necessity for one OF the
insiders obtaining ready money started
the stock down and about a week ago
II was selling at 81 cents. II quickly
started up again II was mooted about
the exchange that an effort would be
made 10 send the stock up 10 so cents
but as the stock has passed that price
there seems to be little credit placed
in the story.
The total number OF shares disposed
OF this morning was So 100, while the
amount represented b. the transac-
tons was S25 556.25
on the curb market this morning
there was some activity. The only sala
recorded was Ulntah Treasure Hin.
Two blocks OF 1000 shares each we're
disposed Of at cents Bingham Cen
tral Standard was higher this morning
and bid OF IS cents was made.
FORENOON's QUOTATIONS..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-07
.TONoPAII

Tonopah Nevada. 6s0a z. 90: Montana
Tonopah, $50 80; Tonopah Extension. so
a 49, MacNamara. 30 asked: Midway.
~ bid, Tonopah Belmont. 75 bid West
End Cons. 30 bid. Jim Butleg. l2aIS.
GOLDFIELD.
sandstone, . asked; Jumbo Ext. Is
Ills Booth. 190ll; Blue Bull. 6 bid
silver Pickle bid; Blue Bell, 2a3: Lone
star asked G.. Wonder. asked.
orc, 4n5; Atlanta. 1lMi2: Florence.
80 bid; Goldheld Daisy. Gar: Comb
Fraction. flml2: ct. Bend Ext. > asked
81. Bend Annex, 2 asked. Kewanos. Z
rs; Portland. 2 bid. Crackeriack
bid; r. Mohawk, 5a6. Red Hills. 3a4.
/. Dillon. asked. Y Tiger 1 bid
Soldheld Con-, 6.52la bid; c. O. D., s
bid; Florence Ext, 1 bid.
BULLFROG.
National Bank. asked, Afnethvst
asked Mayilower Con. II bid: Montav
Min, 2d3: Homestake Con. ? asked
Tramp Con. 4 asked
MANHATTAN.
Mani. Con. AS; Dexter bid.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairview Eagle. u bid: Nevada Hills.
so asked Pittsbure sill Peak. 70 asked
hAgles Nest. asked Round Mountain.
90 asked, Rawhide Coalition, 2Od23.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-07
$500 25,556.25

$500 s25, $50 25
AFTERNOON SALES.
Colorado 400 at l52iR.
Columbus 800 at 81. 800 at 49, ZOO al
IS; 200 az ~ 100 at Sc
Crown Point, I 600 az So
Grand Central. 200 at 240
Iron Blossom. 200 at 1I2b
May Day 500 al 23
Mountain Lake. 1000 at SA buyer so
1000 at ga buyer co. 1000 al 9is buyer
60
Nevada Hills. 200 al 20; 300 at 70.
silver King 500 az 4 90
Sioux Con. 100 at So. 500 at 81,
seller so, 500 at ST.
South Columbus Con $50 AT 10.
Tintic Central, 900 al sA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-07
Bambcrgcr line Excursion 20 salt
Lake.
). 5. onferenoe and Utah

For L. d. s. difference ana Utah
State Fair.
one fare for round trip on sale oct
end 10 9th inclusive, return limit Oct
18th Special train from Ogden Oct,
sfd-fth- tih-oth and 3th leaving ~
1850 A. NJ arrive salt Lake ai1b A.
N Special Theatre Trains return from
salt Lake. Oct 2nd-3rd- tth-oth ana
Gth az llt3O r. IA. Ask our agents. ! z
Daily trains IN addition % special
trains on days mentioned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-07
GENERAL MANAGER APPOINTED

w. l.. Loveland has been appointed
general manager OF the Mine a.
Smelter Supply company. 20 succeed
G. n Tibbitts. Mr.. Loveland, for many
year, has been connected with the AL
ls-Chalmers company as manager OF
is well and favorably known In the
mining community and should be
material aid in the success Of the com
pany.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-07
LILLY nrYs pRorERTY

Especial To- The News1
Provo. oct. Thomas Barrett. Jr.
and Edith Barrett his wife. has con-
veyed to the Eureka Lilly Mining COM
pany for $4,000 an undivided one-haIf
interest IN the Comet Mining claim in
Tintic mining district
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-07
LIVESTOCK.
KANSAS City.

Kansas city. Oct Receipts
600. market steady to Zoe higher. Ma
tive steers, 4.50QfS.50: native cows and
heifers. 2.5d5.50: stockers and feeders
500; western steers, 3.65d6.75. western
cows. 2.50G450
Hogs-Receipts. 1000: market lOc low
er Bulk OF sales. 7.0G IS. heavy, 10
lights. 5.o0d7.e0. pigs, S.00ds.50.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000. market steady
Muttons, 4O0d5.0O. lambs. 5.5oG z %:
range wethers and yearlings. 4.0od5 50;
range ewes. 3.&n6.O
CHICAGO
Chicago. Oct. 7-Cattle-Receipts es-
timated at 1850: market strong. Beeves
20GS. 80. Texas steers. 3.od5.3S. west
ern steers, 4o@7.00; stockers and feed
ers. 3. aOd5 20; cows and hefers, 30f
6 %. calves. T.OOQI2
Hogs-Receipts, estimated at 1900:
market i0c. lower Lights. 7.0d7 So;
mixed, Dd7.5 heavy $3.50. rough.
500; pigs. s.50Q7. 20; bulk Of sales, 1904
Receipts. estimated at 10000:
market weak TO lower. Native. ?. Sa6 90:
lambs. native, 2.ooa4.75. western. 4.5OG
tbs.
OMAHA.
South Omaha, Oct. 7-Cattle-Receipts
500; market steady. Native steers. 45Oa
500. cows and heifers. S.0oq5.00. western
steers, 8. 50d6 Is: cows and heifers, 2 75d
$50. Gamers, 2OOa3.Oo. stockers and
feeders ?. 75a5. .: calves, 3.35d6.25: bulls
stays, etc. 2.75G4.75.
Hogs-Receipts. 4 100: market 10 10 l5c
lower. Heavy. 1901 60. mixed. 7.50n
.55. lights, 7.50G7.55: pigs, 500 Z. %.
bulk Of sales, 1907 IS.
sheep-Reoeipts. 1900; market steady
fearlings. 4. 1Jdb . Yethers. 400d 40,
ewes, $3.50 40 lambs, Gas.a 20.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-07
FORENOON SALES.

Cedar Taiisman. ! 900 al S.
Colorado. 1900 at $50.
Columbus. 100 at "A. 100 az ~: son at
IS. seller so; 100 at 81; $500 at S6 800 at
East Tintic Con. 5000 at ~.
East Tintic Development. 900 at 9A
buyer so, 900 al az; 1000 at 9ik. buyer
co.
Iron Blossom. / 900 at 1.l2ik
Lower Mammoth. 100 az 86ik.
Mineral Flat 1900 at ~.
Mountain Lake. 1000 at Siz. seller so:
1900 at Sh. buyer so. 400 al s
Nevada Hills, 200 at ~; 30 Dat 70; 100
at Il.
New York. 1900 at :.
Ohio copper, 100 at 4.50; 100 at ASS.
buyer 90.
Prince, 200 at 10. 200 at I.O7lh
Seven Troughs 1. 900 at 10
Silver King 200 az 400
Sioux 800 at S0 500 at 81: 500 at 50.
COO at Sc. seller co. I 900 at So
South Iron Blossom. ]. 900 at ~.
Swansea. 1000 at 3i5.
Tintic Central. 1850 at Sh 200 az
So.
Uncle Sam. 700 at so; 300 at 81
Utah Con. $500 ats
OPEN BOARD
Colorado, $500 at $50 100 at l.52l5
buyer So
lnyo. 1000 at 50.
Mineral Flat 1000 at az.
Sioux Con, 2.40o at SO; 500 at 50, seller
TOTALS.
Shares Amount.
Regular cali ..........52,O0O Sl6,4l5.75
Omen board .. IL 100 IA "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-07
Pioneer ROohnxs.
Sold. laid and guaranteed by
LAMBERT PAPER co.

There's no mud al the fair grounds.
Rolled Cindcr paths everywhere.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-07

Ophlr 162iEdL65. Mexican also
I.67HM1.70: Savage SO bid: Hale q
Norcross 20 bid; yellow Jacket. $50
N1.55; Belcher LIS bid: Confidence.
l57iR bid. Sierra Nevada. Ua72 Elk
chequer. a bid; Union. 77G7S. Cholar.
3SU3g. pOtosi 81 bid
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-07
80 rnNNcIsco MARKrr.

James A. Pollock d Co. bankers ana
brokers west Second South street
furnish tho following. received over their
private wires.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-07
Private Wires

20 an Markets Of the United states
and Europs. Perfect Facilities for
the Handling OF all