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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-06
STOCKS SHOWED
GREATER WEAKNESS

Today's stock market developed in.
creased weakness IN the ANAL hour aft
er much irreEuiarity Of movements in
tho early session. Under the lead OF
New York Central ana Union Pacific
the active list broke from TO points
me weakness IN New York Central
was ascriucu 20 disappointment over tine
Ialinfe 0f Hartman interests 10 take r.
place In the Comuanys directorate wnilc
thc weakness Oh the Hartman etocks
was accompanied by rumOrs ~ riu Nl-
ness Of Mr.. Hartman was again SUBJ
ltcted 20 hquluntiou. Tho market cone
unuod weak ana tevcrish in the last
half hour
Opening dealings Ia stocks today were
on moderate SCALE but the nst adj
Nanced with some show OF atrcngtn
without regard 70 an opening hrcaK or B
points IN Consolidated Gas. Canadian
facine advanced ~. Reading =. Amer.
saulte Ste Marie preferred. -rolcdo. sf
Louis and western preferred and Brook
iyn Transit ], and tho other local trac-
lions, AtUhia0n. Missouri Pacific. Wa
bash, New York Central and Amalga-
mated Copper large fractions.
Covering BY shorts caused a rally OF
points in Consolidated Gas. Liquidation.
however, broke out again IN Consolidated
Gas. and Il dropped 20 Ia, and pulled
the other stocks down with 10. lator
buying Of Reading. Union Pacific and
american smelling and the local trac-
tons caused a slight advance all around.
Consolidated Gas rallied ~
After a period OF quiet and some hesi-
tation, prices moved upward again
brisluy. American Smelling gained 3
points, Colorado q Southern FIRST pre-
ferred o, the second preferred 30, Min
neapOlis. 81. Paul and Saulte Ste Mario
3, Texas and Pacific "a, National Lead
IL. and Southern Pacific. Missouri Pa
cihc. the Hill stocks. Rock Island. Col
orado a Southern, Kansas City Southern.
Pennsylvania, Ontario A. Western. u. s.
steel. AmalRamated Copper. Colorado
Fuel and General Electric ] or more.
Bonds were irregular.
the best day IN New York Central TO
I2lt or "a. below vcste,,1av's final pricc
converted an otherwise strong market into
weak ono Most OF the early means
were cancelled and some of the import
ant stocks fell below last nights close
Northwestern saEged points Some
small recOveries occurred later. but the
buying lacked spirit The market clos
ed general Arm and active The con-
tinued fall in New York Central prompt
cd an unloading OF stocks IN at dircc-
lions and gains were transformed into
losses about as wide New York Centrals
loss reached 5. st. Paul Southwestern
preferred 81. Great Northern preferred
and American Sugar 2, Union Pacific lis
and Reading Pennsylvania. Delaware &
Hudson Missouri Pacific. Denver & Rio
Grande. Louisville g. Nashville. Norfolk
e. Western and others a point or more
late rally was due TO covering by
shorts.
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LINCOLN NINE IS
TO RESUME WORK
Property at Pearl. Idaho, viii
Commence Operations
At Once.
MUCH ORE IS BLOCKED OUT.


The ola Lincoln mine az Pearl. Ida,
on which David Kennedy who former
~ had offices la the Herald building.
went broke win resume operations
shortly The property e. some time
was in the hands OF j. w Edmunds
and another receiver. The creditors OF
the concern, many OF whom were for
mer employees. have decided to start
NO the mine ana the min al once. The
following is from tho Emmett Index.
The Lincoln mine az Pearl. which
went into the hands OF receiver sew
cral months ago. IS to be put IN rum
ming order and the mill operated at
once This Is the statement given
out by the purchasing creditors, who
include the former employees. John Nc
Nish OF this city. L. r. Walter Of
Pearl, the salt Lake Hardware COM
pany and the Carlson Lusk Hardware
company Of Boise.
The Lincoln property, consisting "
"a number of claims boz one group. is
one of the best developed IN the Pearl
district - is equipped with a i0O-ton
daily capacity stamp mill. the neces-
sary plates. and concentrating tables
OF the Wiley variety and has a shaft
down little more than $40 feet. Dur
Ing an the time The mine has been IN
the hands Of the receiver. II has been
Kept pumped dry and an Is now ready
to resume operations with a fun force
OF men. the mill and mine both being
M first class condition. From many
hundreds of samples. ore from the mine
run from S. 20 SO to the ton. II is
base ore and necessarily q concentrat-
Ing proposition u as estimated that
there are at least 100000 tons OF ore
blocked out and In sight in the mine.
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CONCENTRATES

According 20 r. j. Raddatz the
Eureka Lilly mining company Will
steam up shortly as the new equip
ment Is ready for action.
Manager Grant Snyder announces
that ore Is being hauled from tho
Beaver Carbonate companys property
I'm Beaver county.
According 20 the treasures report
the Utah Consolidated mining COM
pany has $4,000 cash on hand. with
ten carloads unsettled for. This IL
VIII be seen would leave a good bal
ance in the treasury after paying the
January dividend Of eight cents. with
out counting on the cars unsettled
for The outstanding stock IL about
$50. 900 shares
The Alta Copper company, which
Is operating In the Lost River dis
trict IN Idaho. will soon be shipping.
Is the word brought from thar camp
hy superintendent l.. S. Hampton.
The tunnel is In 500 feet which gives
"a 500 foot depth on the ore. The
Empire tunnel which Is across the
gulch rs in 100 feet.
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MUCH ON NEAR BLUFF.

What promises to be a good how Of
oil has been struck near Blum, Utah.
by Thomas Bryce operating for an
Ogden company During a recent visit
to the district r. u. Hammond Of
Moab. located 5000 acres OF oil lands.
in the name Of Hammond a Sons, ]. p.
Larsen A. p Sorensen and a Mr..
Douglas. II was on this visit that Mr..
Hammond saw the OIL struck In the
third well operated by the Ogden con-
Germ.
on land is selling from so to s25 an
acre and at present eight rigs are sink
ing in the district. The property lies
in the great oil basin IN eastern Utah,
which promises 70 become one Of the
greatest oil bearing places IN tho
United States More than 20 years ago
a government expert declared the
place a basin Of oil He based his the
DRY on the presence OF hydrocarbons
such as no other place in the world
produces.
J. Connolly Rane, a special agent for
the government has been in the dis
trict recently examining land applied
for by Il. ID. Harshberger.
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LIVESTOCK.

Chicago. Jan G-Cattle-Receipts, es-
timated, 1900, market steady 10 a shade
higher. Beeves. $500 80: Texans. 3.SoG
40, westerns, 10000; stockers and
feeders, 2.soa4. So; cows and heifers.
Hogs-Receipts, estimated. 1000. mar
ket to i0c. higher. Lights, 5.Soa5 IS
mixed. 5. 60dS %; heavy 5. 65N62J. rough
s. $40 S., good TO choice heavy, 5. $50
6.25; pigs, 440G5.40; bulk, 5.76Q6.io
Sheep-Receipts, estimated 1900, mar
ket steady. Native. 2;SQ5.6; westerns,
5000 SIS. yearlings 5.5Od1 70 lambs ma
tives, 4.5Ga7 s.: westerns. 4.55@d0a
OMAHA
Omaha, Jan. 6-Cattle-Receipts $50;
market active and 10 20 l5c. higher.
Western steers. S.60Qs.00; Texas steers
3.OOd6. 10; cows and heifers, 3.S514. %
Gamers. 2.Ood2. 70, stOckers and feeders
2Ba5.4o; calves. 5000 $50; bulls and
stays, 2.dOdb.0o.
Hogs-Recelpts, 1000; market 5 TO loc;
5.&; lights, 5.O@5.&. pigs 5000 90.
bulk Of sales, b.65d6se.
Sheep Receipts, $500: market strong to
10c higher. Yearlings, b.OON SO; weth-
ers, 4.Bd5.D. ewes, 3.s45.0O: lambs.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Jan. 6-Cattle-Receipts
feeders, 3. 2a6 Is; bulls, S.OoQ5.0o; calves.
3.oOG6.00: western steers. 3.7bd5.75. west
Hogs-Recelpts, 1900: market So. high
er. Bulk OF sales. 5.s045.90; heavy 8 80
gs.oo; packers S.soaS.soi piss. S.soa6 ao'
Sheep-Receipts. 5000; market steady.
Muttons. s.25d6 q; lambs. 6.O0d7 50;
range wethers, 4.ood $50; fed ewes, 3.0oa
T. 10
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

+ James A. Pollock q Co, bankers and
brokers. s west Second South street.
furnish. the following, received over
their private wire this afternoon.
Adventure, 9itdis: Arcadian. 3dlk;
Atlantic. 1864 G17% c a. A.. l17%GA I.
Cent, s2d3, Cop range S0Gl4 Gran
by, l.O7hq1 .Osik: La sale. l4HGi4:
Mexico Con. 4hdlb: Mohawk. esq.,.
North Butte. s2st @ssh Osceola. l.s5la
al. S5& Quincy s4@95; santa Re.
2h0A Tamarack, 80 asked; Trinity.
l6halG Utah Con-, 450h: Winona.
sou, Wyandot 2hd%; Boston Con-.
lshd%: East Butte. S&G9; Lake, so
a22ia; NJ. G. c., 25Gs0; 8. & r., 17d1A;
do. pfd., f5isQ4sik Ray Con-. S146%
Allouez 37ad3sIk: Arnold. 50@bi: B.
Coalition, z6h d26A; G. a. H.. 675d6S0.
g. NJ, 30 asked Franklin, 15ia016: G.
g.. l2Ql2is; Mass, 5hqb& Michigan.
l2&di3 Nevada, Con. 1Siha1s&: old
Dominion, 56G56i5: Parrot. iza29: r.
J.. 5@5k, shannon, 17Ql7ik Tenn Cop
per. 46h @46A United Copper. l4G14N I:
Utah Copper $4,000; wolverine. 15a
1915 Zinc, 25% as; COrbin, 21ikQ
2iH; Royale, 2402fik: Miami 14M @
IS; Newhouse, biz46; United States
Steel. COM, 45a45h; Apex. 5h66:
Davis DAILY 3h63h: b. & l., 5000;
Dom. Cop. 80 asked; Globe, 70T%;
Kew, 5d5M; New. Utah, ? $4,000 1916:
Raven. $3.50: Gas 74076: First Nat
5-1sd7%: Oiibway. 14614it; Black
Min, 3N8ts; Cum. Ely 1-166Slt: CT
roux. s1-i6Gs 1915; Majestic. 7s0si;
Nipissing. ga 69Ts Troy. 12dl5 Yukon.
4isd4ss S. & b.. i6ihdl67s.
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ONO COPPER GOES UP.
Local Exchange Has Good Market
With Iron blossom Much Lower


Members of the local mining ex-
change woke up for good market
this morning and throughout the ses-
sion stocks were lively, although much
lower Nearly an Of the active stocks
hit the tobaggan for long slide IN
prices Starting IN with Beck Tunnel.
which has been on the descending scale
for several days. the market ended
with Yerington Copper slightly OF IN
the asked price.
Iron Blossom which has been one
Of the chief factors of activity for
several months was again given a
drubbing by the bears this morning
and the price closed at S2.27ih, all
though Il showed greater activity than
ever The market closed yesterday az
S2.57A This morning was knocked OF
q fun ten points with a tendency to
Black Jack fell below It's usual
standard. but Colorado remained firm
at 49, Grand Central was about the
only stock that went up and that was
In the asked price Lower Mammoth
WAS knocked down TO 27iaceuts. silver
King Coalition came back strong and
sold AZ 427 -.
on the curb market the trend OF
prices was upward with Ohio Copper
rs the leader Under cover Of this
stock MANY others Jumped. II was cir
culated about the exchange this morn
ing that the company as been SUCCESS
ful In having its bonds placed and that
with the opening of the new shaft con
Meeting with the Mascotte tunnel in
February, the prospects are bright for
the stock For several days the stock
has been selling around $3.50. but this
aoorning Il shot up 10 1898 and sales
were also registered al SO 20 and se 90
while the stock WAS offered at $3.50.
Tn'ah Treasure HIN sold FOR % and
o2ia cents. East Grown Point went
nt two cents and East Tintic Con. at
four cents.
rnRENOnN QUOTATIONS.
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WORK AT LOST RIVER.
Rexburg Men Organize Company TO
Operate Copper Uranium Mine.

Rexburg, Idaho, Jan. GA number OF
flnanciers met Tuesday and organized
the Buckhorn Mining co. This COM
pauy will develop a group OF 10 claims
near the wen known Copper Uranium
mine IN the Lost River district Pros
pectors already believe they have dis
covered the mother lode In a vein OF
ore from 10 70 20 feet wide. Il shows
gold. silver and copper in paying guam
Titles.
The country around these claims Is
well supplied with timber and water
saw min within easy distance fur
nishes lumber for necessary buildings
These mines are so situated that no
trouble Is anticipated from the winter
SHOWS. The present company Is not
yet fully organized nor has the amount
Of needed capital been definitely set
tied upon. Assurance is given for
enough capital to set to work at least
four experienced miners at once. James
Shall win superintend the work Be
sides MI Shall there are Messrs. II.
Fiamm, H. J. Flamm. Geo. Flamm, J.
d. Flamm. r. j. Comstock. Chas. Com
stock, Art Comstock and G.. q. Keller
Of Bexburg. and j. n. Muffett OF Mac
KAY
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WOOL

ST. Louis. Jan. 6.-WOOl, firm. Terri,
tory and western mediums, l7d2l; fine
mediums, 1901; fine. l9d14.
BOSTON.
Boston. Jan. 5.--There Is little life In
the local wolo market, que to well clean
ed bins and heavily stocked mills. Prices
remain steady with a Arm undertone
but there Is a lack Of quotations on ac-
count Of the light inquiry, Most deal
ers are awaiting the consumption OF
present supplies. but the mills and
dealers are looking with Interest on the
Increased activity. Quotations.
California. northern, 500 63. middle
county, BQR. southern, $3.50; fall
free, oOH43
Oregon. eastern. No ] staple Od2.
eastern clothing, $500; valley No 1. A
as
Territory. fine, staple 6Oq62; fine med
Jun. staple 5S060; fine clothing, 65Q6l
me medium clothing, 5Odb3, half-blood
546&. three-eighths 52d54; quarter
Pulled. extra, 60a6; fine A, 55a@; A
supers, 52m5I
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rlocmE NEEns sAELrER.
4. n. Godbc Talks OF Conditions at
Old Nevada Mining Camp.

There is world of ore at Pioche,
but "a ameltcr b. what is needed most
of an" said A III Godbe this MORN
ing. after returning from "a trip io
the camp. "As soon as "a sinclter ia
started n viii mean new era for
the camp. n is certain that indepen-
dent interests will build "a Hmolter
here before long although the PROPOSE
lion has been talked of for some
time
Al the Prince Consolidated mine
Mr. Godge said ho found conditions
tho hest DE- bias over seen. The come
pany D. cross cutting from tho 500 foot
level and win have to run 100 feet
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60 choice. ssars. brown and mixed fancy
ei1Wi 40. fair TO choice llNtii WESTERN
nrnts 81. DO. seconds. Dtu
EVAPORATED FRUITS
New york Jan. 5-The market Tor
o,'onnrafad npnlaa shows no fresh iet-
me With fancy quoted a. 6M 90 VA
choice. laos. and prime. bitNl.
California prlnes are aomeWhat w.
settled In spot owing 90 pressure ot ", w.
ft. az for California and t4Wt lol
Ofeqona. latter ranging BE 90 ~. me
market FOR oregon pfuneh ls nlmei -.
trrfnoia are unchanged WIN NnVl,'
ouofod At oit asa extra choice, HH
i.. aud fancy. MS mh
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

AFTERNOON CALL
rlack Jack. 1000 al a.
Dnrisa 100 nt g3
Colorado. 90 ui 500
Crown Point Con. 4 800 at H.
DAILY Judge. 100 OF $50.
East Tintc Dew. Co. 100 nt g. 500
at g.
Grand Central. 100 az ESQ
Indian Queen, 500 az iia
Iron Blossom. 400 at 2.2I ia 500 at
2.2O. 500 at 2.32ia
King David 100 az 90.
Little Bell. 10 Cat 2O5. seller 60
Mountain Lake. 500 at 3fih; 100 at
3d.
Nevada Hills. 200 az l.51ik.
Sioux Con. 400 az 1874
Tetro. 1000 al IS. so 0at rs y, buyer
3d.
Tintic Central, 1000 at 81, buyer
So
Uncle Sam 500 at 46is
Yankee Con. 1900 at 2S.
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san FRANCIsCo MARKEr.

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following from
San Francisco, on Nevada mining
stocks today;
Montana Tonopah, 10 bid: Tonopah
Extension, as bid; MacNamara, 30 n
"a; Tonopah Belmont. so; Tonopah
North star. 5 asked, West Ends Cons.
bid; Rescue, 3Q4. Jim Butler IL bid.
GOLDFIELD.
Sandstone, 20 bid; Col. Mt, IS bid:
Jumbo Ext, % bid. Booth. 80 bid Blue
Bull Is bid; Adams, 3G4 silver Pick.
lidl2. Nevada Boy. asked: Black
Butte Ext, / bid. Blue Bell. 405; Dixie.
? asked: Hibernis, bid Conqueror,
bid; Black Rock. ] asked; Lone star,
697: G. Wonder asked; Potlatch. 8
asked. orc, 1904; Kendall Ext,
asked. Wayne, asked Atlanta. II
bid; ct. Bend. 249z6; Empire, 3 asked:
Red Top Ext, 7Q8; Florence, 4.42lk u
AS: Goldheld Daisy, 6066l; Comb.
Fraction. 1.25 bid: CT Bend Ext. 6
asked; CT. Bend Annex. asked; Ke-
wanos. 25Q2e; Portland. 3 bid; Cracker
jack 5 bid: Red Hills. 16d17: Mohawk
Ext I bid; L. Dillon, 1 bid: Y. Tiger.
Is bid; Grandma, SOS; S. p. Ext. 2
asked; Goldheld Con, S5TIsdS. so;
Dheld Triangle. 3 bid; Coming Nation.
asked; c. o D.. 81 bid: Florence
Extn.. asked: Gold Bar. 20 bid.
BULLFROG.
Original, l@2; National Bank. bid:
Amethyst. bid Gold Bar. 2 asked:
Mayfiower Con, sos: Montgomery
Min, 7dS; Homestake Con, II bid.
Tramp Con. s bid.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Nevada Hills, $50 bid; Pittsburg Silver
Peak so bid; Eagles Nest, 5d7; Hail
stone. 2 asked; Round Mountain. ola
s3; Rawhde Queen, 5000; RaWhide
Queen Regent. 20 asked, Original Raw
hide. 406, Rawhide Coalition, 90 bid
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or more before Il catches the big
-silver-lead vein. With con-
dltlons prevailing as they have In the
past the drift should catch the ore
body some time next month.
An almost vertical fissure traverses
the propey and II was on this that
the shaft was sunk. II has been found
that the mine f. getting greater
values with depth.
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FIND soME GOOp ORD.
Nevada Hilltop Property Surrounded
BY Some Rich Prospects.

Since the discovery OF the rich gold
rock On the Nevada Hilltop property
some weeks ago by Martin Christie
pherson. and which property was later
sold 10 the Thompson and
Queaiy interests OF Utah and Wyoming.
considerable interest has been directed
toward the camp and several impor-
tant discoveries have been made. What
has been found lends To the belief that
the belt is extensive and uniformly
bonanza i'm character
Among the other discoveries that APP
proach the sensational may be- men
toned the Independence and the Golden
Rule On the former ores have been
taken out and sacked that assayed as
high as Sli 900 per ton. II Is declared.
on the last group OF claims. Christie
phorsOn and Skow have developed
ledge from which u is Contendcd they
panned about $500 in gold in two days.
The camp Is located about rs miles
southeast OF Battle Mountain. in what
is known as the crum canyon.
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PERSONALS.

r. D.. Huntzlcker. "a well known
Salt Lake mining man. has gone 90
Prescott, Ariz.. on "a business trip.
Thomas Wier win leave this week
for Cambridge a. y. his former
home, and where his aged father is
very low aud not expected 90 live.
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REGULAR CALL SALES

b Jack. 100 at 81.
Bullock, 1000 at 81
Carisa, 100 at %.
Crown Point. 500 at 175a. seller so.
Indian Queen. 500 at ~.
Iron BLOSSOM 500 at 2.35. 1000 az
40. buyer so: 5000 at 2.32is. 400 at 2SO.
Lower Mammoth. 200 az 27ia.
Nevada Hills, 100 at 1924; 200 az 1856
800 at 1.57h.
Prince, 700 at i.ba.
Seven Troughs, 500 at 2ola' 500 at 2o1z'
silver king. 800 at 40; 200 at 425i 100
at 427ib. buyer so.
sioux Con. 1900 at 1.27iz; 20 at 100;
1 900 al l.27ia. seller 80.
Tintic Central. 5000 Al 8 y; 1000 at Sit-
Utah Con- 800 at 90
Wabash. 100 at 14is.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel. 100 at 70. 100 at n.
b. lack. 500 at 40; 1874 at IS
Carisa. 100 at 20; 500 at 80.
Colorado. 500 at 500.
Crown Point. 200 at l7is.
Iron blossom. ]. 900 at 2.4O uyer 50; 800
al 237h, buyer so. 1000 at 235, 500 al
2.32IA. 400 al go; 100 at 2.27iR
Indian Queen 500 at IL; 500 at lliE.
Nevada Fairview, 4,000 at l.
silver King Coalition. 100 al 40.
south Columbus Con. 700 at So; 1000
at So buyer SO
sioux con. 5000 at l27ls; 900 at $50.
buyer co.
Tintic Central $500 at Si1; 5000 at sia,
seller 80; 900 at So, buyer SO
Uncle Sam. 500 at 46.
Utah Con-. 900 at 1915.
Western Nevada, 800 at 40.
Wabash. 100 at l4iai 100 al 1919. buyer
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woRKING NEAR GoLDFIELD.
Development 20 be Pushed ON Daven-
port Group Of Claims.

port GrOup OF Clhills.
Under the direction OF Charles A
Peet. a Young mining engineer OF Salt
Lake city, work on the Davenport
group Of claims. five miles east OF
Goldheld, viii begin shortly. The new
work to be taken up win consist Of a
shaft 10 secure depth OF the good sur
face showings recently made.
The properly is owned by the estate
Of d. II Peery, Jr., and the interests
In the property are headed by Horace
r. Pcery OF ogden. John McKane and
Frank Garbutt also own an interest
The annual assessment work. finished
up last year. exposed some good veins
and assays made show ore running 81
In gold. The shallow shafts are all In
mineralized rock. When the work starts
In earnest IN few days, IL is the in
tention TO sink deep working shaft.
In all OF this section ore has shown
up good. but depth will have 20 ba
reached before the right kind OF a
showing can be made.
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Mining Co = Attention

We repair and rewind burned-out
motors Special attention TO out Of
town business All work guaranteed
Wasatch Electric Service Co. No. t6
Post Office PlacC Bell phone. main 22ie
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PRIVATE WIRES

Direct connections with an mar
kets. Perfect facilities for cxocu-
ton Of orders In New York and
Boston stocks. chicago grains and
an Francisco stocks
Accounts carried on conservative
margins
Loans made on stocka
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ToDAYs MONEY MARKET.

New York Jan. money on call
easier. lAM2e per cent; ruling rate,
2M closing bid, 2; offered ~.
Time loans dun and steady; 60 and 30
days 2&@3 per cent; six months. 3A@
ga per cent
Close: Prime mercantile paper, 3&d
4 per cent. Sterling exchange firm,
with actual business in bankers bills
at 4S5.05 and 4s515 for 6O-day bills. and
al 1866 for demand
Commercial bills, 4S4Ad7s
Bar Silver sos.
Mexican dollars, 40.
Government bonds steady. railroad
bonds Irregular.
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PRODUCE.

Chicago. Jan. 6-Exsremely low tenn
peratures throughout the Wesr and
southwest Inspired considerable bullish
sentiment among traders la the wheat
market here today and caused advances
Of "a to = In all deliveries. The mar
ket was also bullishly affected by hign-
er prices In wheat at all the principa.
European grain centers.
May opened at LOLA 10 los and sold
The strength Of wheat brought out a
houses which caused moderate strength
early in the day despite the favorable
weather for the movement OF the new
al az dnN 20 61is. For a time May
held within that range
Oats were arm on good commission
house demand. May OpcGed a 10 "a
higher at tiis 20 nN and for time
held within that range.
Provisions were firm on 10 Zoe al
vance in the price OF live hogs. Trade
was quiet Al the opening prices were
eian Zoe higher.
Toward the noon hour the market
became sharper on selling hy North
western Interests and by q local oleva-
tor concern prices declining nearly
cent from ne hish point Of The dag.
ahS oq~ P32, e nd teF NAY sie Sa sea 9aehsS
in The day and closed firm with Atay
up = at lOlH
oped during the final hour aud the mar
ket closed nrm with May 10 40 * at
ciose-wheat- May i.o7%; July Log
cern-lsnr 80 May a's; July GH
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i.ard-Jan.. 9i7i.. May s.Isi July
RIMS Jan. sFs May suqsufs
july a Hh
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Nov YORK. Jan. 6-Butter-steady
Unchanged.
Cheese rim state fun cream October
best 1874
nearby fancl selected white 40. do fair
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WILL SELL

3 first National Bank OF ogden, 500.
eo Independent Coal. SSc.
100 utah-Arizonn Gold " Copper Min
Ing lie.
z Commercial National Bank. fi2l
100 utah-Idaho Sugar pfd.. ex-divi-
dend. tS0
i0 utah-Idaho Sugar. Conn., t5o6.
100 Peoples Coal. aoc.