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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-31
REPORT ON SHELTERS.
Poor Year In West for American
Smelling Company.

The report Of the smelling and RE-
lining company SHOWS that ~ the last
year total earnings decreased by s25s,
osg Net income decreased by S296,112.
After paying the dividends on the pre-
ferred stock ana 4 per cent on the
common. the surplus Tor the year was
$l,546.27S
All things considered, this Is a fav-
orable Statement. In l909-l0 owing
partly to the relatively low prices for
silver lead and copper. general min
ing In some OF the western states was
unprosperous. Particularly was this
the case in Colorado, where mining
has sunk TO low ebb. This seriously
affects the Smepng and Refining
company by giving 1t less ore to smelt
The Colorado plants for that COM
pany, which for many years have
treated about 100000 tons OF ore per
year, In 1909 treated but little more
than 10000 tons. In Utah also there
probably was a decrease. However.
the profit realized per ton of ore from
the Colorado plants is less than the
general average OF the company. ana
apparently the falling on in revenue
from them was nearly made good by
increases in other districts.
The chief elements of doubt in the
statement of the Smelling and Refin-
ing company are the position OF the
Is explained, and the amount appro-
priated for new construction and inn
provements. which Is the form taken
by amortization as practised by this
company out OF total earnings are
deducted (properly) ordinary repairs
and betterments before net earnings
are reported. During the nine years
ended April 30, 1910. s7.656.s7s, an av-
erage Of about ss50.00O per annum, has
90 hi q
have been sufficient to keep the works
OF the company In good repair. Dur
ing the same period S5076,6ls has been
spent on new construction and I'M
provements an average OF about 1884,
900 per annum This has covered
among other things the erection Of
new plants at Salt Lake and az Chi
huahua, and practically the recon-
struction OF Leaovillc and El Paso, be-
sides n large addition TO the copper re-
hnery at Perth Amboy.
The present smelling capacity Is
A. s65, COZ tons OF ore per annum when
is upward of 20 per cent In excess Of
what il used at present IL appears,
however, that i.60O, 900 tons OF this ca
pacity is In Colorado where the present
use Is probably not over 80 per cent.
and before long some more Of the
Colorado smelling capacity will rroe-
ably be abandoned
The report of the Securities company
for the last year is certainly good. total
earnings having Increased by slIs3 400.
while net income increased by s6l2 400.
the small ratio of this Increase AS CON-
pared with total earnings being due -
the appropriation OF sl,0i6.s25 for re-
Of metals and investments.
a fter paving the dividends on the two
classes OF preferred stock there remain
ed surplus for the year OF si.1SS,4t5,
making the total surplus of the COM
Dany 81 6ss1q7
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WOOL.

ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. Aug si-wooi, steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums, lou 3, hne
mediums ia %; nne, Kan.
BOSTON.
Boston. Aug. a-rhe local WOOL mar,
ket remains quiet. with prices fairiy WEI
maintained although the tone IL ue
scribed as barely steady rather 'n1n
firm Transactions arr connned 70 puu
lots. but some 10000 pounds OF ieSas
12-months recently changed hahds AT
% cents cleaned.
Local buyers claim that many pur-
chases OF the 1910 clip were made on a
higher secured basis than had been un-
dcrstood at the time of buying.
Kentucky. Indiana and Missouri three
eIahths-blood. 2sQ9; ausrter-biood, q
d2s: secured basis, Texas hne, y
months. Ssgeo; hno 6 to months $50
s.: fine fall. 70.
California northern. 53IH5 middle
county, 50dSi; southern. 45G4i, fail
free. SOS; fall defective. Sn36
oregon eastern No. l staple, e2aet;
eastern clothing. $685.; valley No. l..
52QD
dunn staple. 5sd0o fine clothing. $50
60: fine medium clothing 56m5T: half
blood combing 5sa6g: three-eighths-
blood comblng 6dn6s; one-quarter-
blood comblng 52qbi
Pulled extra, S. nne. A. e"d62
supcrs, 5sa67.
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Aug. I.-Cattle--Rec eipts. es-
timatcd at 1900: market steady. TO
shade higher Beeves. 4.svusiO. IeAas
steers, 3 $4,000: western steers. 429 i.lVl
stockers and feeders 4.l0uo 20. COWS ana
heifors, a50@6.l0; calves, 1.0us.oo
HoRs-Reccip estimated NJ 1000
market DC. higher. Light s.S4s.eo; mix
cd, s.esgs.45 neayy, S,0gg,0 rough, 30 80,
pigs. $ soqseo; bulk OF sales. s.pns 10
Sheep-Receipts. estimated at 2ovo'
market strong Native, 2.,ha4.o; west
ern, aSdtiO; yearlings, AS ge;d6,
100.
Omaha, Aug. a.-Cattle-Receipt u
90: market steady to shade lower. Ma
tive steers. 5.OJiis.oo; COWS and heifers'
100000 western steers, 3.,5Q $40;
ners 2 Soa3.2S. stockers and feeders, 3. Il
Gd3; calves. 3.5oH 60; bulls, stays. etc.
325d5.2.
er. Heavy. s7oa9oo; mixed, .94s.oo;
light. s.Da $50; pigs, s.Oa9.0; bulk $50
q9.o
sheep Receipts, $1,000; market steady.
Yearlings. i.60m5.p: ~ethers, 3Og 80;
ewes. 37oWi.i6; lambs, 6.2oa6.S.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. Aug. a.--Cattle-Receipts
1900; market steady TO strong. Native
ers, 2 .I0f6 10; stockers and feeders, 81
500 bulls. 3.00m4.l0; calves, 4.5ous .J0
western steers ioa 7'S; western cows
2. 75d4.$
Hogs Receipts, 1900; market Sc high
ar. Bulk asJna&: heavy aDQ9. 80;
packers and butchers. 9.30ag.iS; light
D. $4,000
sneep-Receipts. ioOo market steady
western ewes. s.5o@f.5o.
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TRADING is DULL.
Stock Market Has Net Won over Pub
lie Sentiment.

There was but little life in the local
stock market. and all the trading could
have been done by half a broker this
morning. Apparently public sentiment
has sagged again. and the pleasant
ripple OF ready money is not heard as
often as IL should. Now is the time OF
the preaching economist with phials OF
doctrines.
Dope charts, and playing TO form,
have no effect on the price OF securities.
The market Is we'll sold out at present
quotations. Several times within tho
past few months pools have peeh
formed for the purpose OF boosting
prices and then unloading. a crowd
is said to have recently Joined IN push-
ing Iron Blossom up and with opeN IL
has existed for some time.
Iron Blossom was given slight BOOST
this morning. This was on account OF
he number OF shorts yesterday. Inc
price sagged from ss cents to So cents
at the close. May Day was stronger
today, while ohio Copper went lowe,
on the report that the company mas not
been fully financed. Nevada HUI was
also weak.
The total number OF shares that
changed hands this morning was $1,000,
while the amount paid out was s5,2ll. 20
on the curb market Opex was again
The busy security this morning. The
sales on the curb were: 1000 shares OF
Onex at SO cents 500 at S6i1; 500 at
251-3. 200 shares Of Gold Chain at ~
cents.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
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NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

The Globe Express company OF Colo d.
RADIO. which handles the express busi-
ness OF the Gould lines. fled copy Of
it's articles OF Incorporation with the
secretary OF state Tuesday naming A
II. Cowie of salt Lake city. the state
agent. The capital of the company is
81, 600 900. and therefore the filing fees
alone amounted to si,30S. George Cop
pell. Joel F. Vale. George w. Kramer,
Edward T. JefteIy. j. Lowber Welsh.
Gerald l.. Hay. Richard T. Wilson.
David c. Dodge George Foster Pea
body. Charles II. Schlacks and Otto
Mears make up the hoard Of directors
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NEW YORK CURB CLOSE.

James A. Pollock & Co, bankers ana
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
chino. rAGi4s.: Davis DAILY. 1ixil =
zoos; First National copper, 65-164
s7-l6; Inspiration. sqS3-i6; Yukon Gold,
%. q37.; Miami isGi9A; Nevada Utah,
a an lie: New keystone, 3isn3Ss Nipis-
sing. i0ss diO5s Ohio Copper. 2d2 1-i6;
RAY Consolidated iSis q 1874: la Rose.
~. a.: South Utah, y III. British Col.
Copper. i%a4a Bay state Gas u-leu
= Brnden, 3isa3A Cobalt Central, SO
81: III Rayo. 3m37s: Goldheld Cons.
5 is-iedSi4 King Edward. LISA ~ Mason
Valley ~ a 1915. Mckinley Darrash,
i.coai.O2 Montgomery Shoshone. IA y;
az Tintic. 100 asked. Ontario. 2azi5,
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NEW MINING COMPANIES.

Articles Of Incorporation Of the ~
&. Hanks Mining company we're filed
with the secretary of state this morn
Ing, the principal place OF business OF
the company being Heber city, wa
satch county. The capital is placed at
$40. 900 in shares Of l cent each. The
officers are Joseph r. Murdoch, presi-
dent: Nymphas &. Hanks, vice presi-
dent, and David A. Broadbent, score
tary and treasurer.
Amended articles of Incorporation of
the Victoria Mining company were hled
with the secretary of state this morn
ing. changing the name to the Victoria
Consolidated Mining company and In
creasng the capital stock from s62'too
TO $4,000.
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. Aug 3i.-Money on call
easy. 1&m2 per cent; ruling rate. a
per cent; closing bid. IN per cent; Of
fered at Il per cent
Time loans very dull and steady; for
go days. az n3L per cent; for 30
days, per cent; for six months. "a
per cent.
Close-Prime mercantile paper, 5 y
TO per cent.
Sterling exchange firm. with actual
business in bankers bills at s4s3.35
G4s350 for so day bills and al s4.s6
40 for demand.
Commercial bills. s4s3@4ssh.
Bar silver 52ts.
Mexican dollars. ~ cents.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds Irregular
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

| Chicago Aug. 3l.--Increasing supplies
| and lower foreign quotations discour-
| Fear OF heavy deliveries ON Sept |. also
| had depressing influence There was
free selling OF the September option by
a leading exporter.
| Wsrehousemen simultaneously offered
December ON a liberal scale. The mar
ket opened y TO X down and descended
commission purchases December start
ed n TO a OF at l.Os to IO3is sold at
1.O2h and rallied TO i.03a l.03ts
Failure OF predicted frosts caused gen
December opened Il TO y lower at 57h
TO ON, fell to BIS and recovered to 57is9
oats. though easier with other grain.
received good commission help and was
relatively steady. December during ths
initial trading was unchanged to y on
at 25is yielding later TO 30.
Liquidation by long weakened provi-
sions. First sales were unchanged to ga
IN down. with October option at q 10
for pork. i2.l0 for lard. and l2Qo TO i2.o2i5
for ribs. Additional declines followed
Wheat-ENport sales OF wheat from
Philadelphia and Baltimore. and OF -four
aided by poor threshlng returns north
west. The close was Arm with Deem
Der at i.ojs TO 1,o5s a =. a net gain
Corn Profit taking by shorts led TO
further rally. The market closed gener-
ally steady at a net decline Of - to as
Cash corr: no . 5ssa 5sl. No. white.
59dG0; No. yellow. 5scI n: No. 2, Ssd59;
No. white. $50 a59.: No. yellow,
6s15 as9il; No I. 5en5sA. No. 4 white,
5siz q 81. No. yellow, bSn5Si5.
Close-Rye-Cash, %; Sept. 70: Dec, rs.
Barley-Cash. sara
Timotny-Cash s.5oGT25; Sept. $50;
Oct. $50; March. 7.75.
Ciover-Oct.. 1880.
Wheat-sept.. ssas; Dec. I.o5a to u:
cern-ssPi- 50: Dec, 1.a& to u;
May. co.,.
&ss
% Ness 4, Ja Por9 +; Rer OOl-sep'. n.sO; oct.
Lard, per 100 lbs--jan.. TO- 70: Sept,
1? .osls q 1905, oct. i3o7ii Nov. m GU
Snort Ribs per 100 lbs--sept., 12.&:
oct l2.o2h' Jan, 9.I2ik.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago Aug. si.-Butter Steady
Cresmeries. 2ism29: dairies. sag
Ergs-Steady, at mark cases Included
ltdlI;receipts, SOS; firsts. 20. prime irsts.
Choese-s;eady Daisies 16aE: Twins.
l6l4 a Z. Young Americas 1874 0A.; Long
Horns, isMh
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. Aug 3i.-Raw sugar bare
~ steady muscovado, SO test. 3.o5: CEN
trfusnl. SO test as molasses sugar. SO
granulated 5..s. powdered 6E
Conec-Spot. firm: No RIO, 10ai.:
No. Santos, 107s
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Ada v. Connors and husband TO ~
q; Hall. part of lot 4. block a..
sapT lsss i,,.t.nio ocsr 10 ao $3.50
becca NJ McEwe,n, part of lot s.
block 81, plat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Henry b. Elder to Alice j. r. FL
der, part of lot ., pnock ST. plat
Harry w. Barnes and wife TO Neils
q, Erlandsen, part OF lot 4, block
samuel RloSsom TO W a ifaiio,,,a,n,' Loo
lot ?, block 4, Davis. Sharp e. Strin-
gers Sub. .......... .-.........,,..... 12j
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AFTERNOON SALES
Black Jack, 800 al 10.
Cedar Tai, 1000 at 90
Columbus. 100 at a.
Grand Cen 1000 at LIB.
Iron Bios. 200 at S. seller so; 100 at
SO; 100 at 81: 1000 AT s..
Lower Nam. 1000 at ia.
Mt Lake. 200 az 40
Nov. Hills, $50 az 2.l5.
Ohio Cop 400 at 200.
SO. col con, 500 at II: 1900 at 1911
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SAN FRANCISCO MINING sToCKa

James A. Pollock a. Co, bankers and
brokers, received the following this af-
ternoon, over their private wires;
CoMsToCK.
ophir. 1917 m1.45 Mexican. 1885 a
l.aTih Gould 4 Curry, 2i922: Con.
Va. 1901 a.; Savage, 90 bid:
yellow Jacket, 60 asked: Sierra
Nevada 2sa29: Exchcquer, 90 bid;
Union, 40 bid; Challenge, 10 bid;
Chollar SAC 35.
ToNOPAH
Tonopah Nevada. 800 asked Mon
tana Tonopah, 81 bid: Tonopnh Elk
tension. 81 bid; MacNRmara. IS bid;
Midway, "a asked: Tonopah Belmont.
$50 q S.scis West End Cons. s1aes
Jim Butler. 27g2s.
GOLDFIELD.
Sandstone bid; Col. Mt. sac;
Jumbo Ext. a2ut4. Kendall bid
Booth. 10 asked: Pluo Bull BOZ. Sill
Yer Pick 10 asked. Lone star. 3db,
orc. 7as; Atlanta. 10 asked; Red Top
Ext. 3M4; Florence. 2.l7a bid; Comb,
Fraction. 44dt a.: Kewanon sos; Port
land. ? bid: Red Hills. 445: Y. Tiger,
: asked: Goldneld Con, s.1basss;
D'neld Triangle. las G. o. D., ~ bidi
Florence E,t,. bid.
BULLFRoG.
Mayflower Cons. bid Montgomery
Mt. / asked; Homestake Cons,
asked: Tramp Cons. 4q5.
MANHATTAN
Manhattan Cons. asked: Dexter,
bid; 5. Dog. asked
OTHER DISTRICTS
Fairview Eagle, 30 asked: Nevada
Kills. 2i5d2.lTh: Plttsburg sill. Peak,
IS bid; Eagles Nest, 4a6; Round Noun.
tain, 43 bid. Rawhldo Coalition, IL bid
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NELSON LOSES OUT.

a supreme court opinion handed down
this morning reversed the judgment OF
the lower court in the case of Rasmus
Nelson against Henry Matsch. Nelson
commenced the action I'm the lower
court to compel an accounting on
lease of mining property In the Tintic
district. claiming that AZ the time he
signed a release Of his interest In the
ore that had been mined. Matsch de-
ceived him as 10 its value. The lower
court decided in Matsch's favor. All
the justices concurred in the reversal.
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NYE WOMAN AGAIN.

Nellie Nye made the mistake yester-
day of drifting to a situation that
brought her before Judge Whitaker for
the second time within fiw weeks.
and was given a 15-day Jail sentence.
Nellie Is booked at the police station
as common vagrant and drunksrd.
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RANkRUYTCY COURT.

A petition In the bankruptcy division
OF the United states court was fled
today by Edward n. Roberts Il salee-
man of Grantsvillc. Toocle county.
Roberts gives his liabilities az s1,235.35,
with assets amounting to sls5, all OF
which Is claimed exempt.
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UNLISTED STOCKS.

FORENOON SALES
Cedar Tallsman, 1000 at 9il
Iron Blossom, 100 at SO; COO al 81: 500
at Sc: 500 at So.
May Day. 1000 al So
Ohio copper, 100 at 2.02is
Sioux Con. 400 at 24iA: 500 at "a
South Columbus Con. 800 at ilis
Utah con, 1000 at 2h
Western Nevada, zoo at eH
Yankee, 300 At o.
OPEN BOARD.
Columbus Con, 200 al 70.
Nav Day. 1000 az s
Nevada Hills, 100 at ais
ohio Copper 700 at zoo
South Columbus Con. 900 AZ II
= Yankee, 800 at sA; 500 at 81.
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LOUIG RELEASED.

Peter Louig. charged with having
committed an assault on one Williams.
was released this morning by Judge
NJ. L. Richie, the evidence being in
sufficient to convict.
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SAN FRANCISCO OIL QUOTATIONS.

Ass'd. oil, Al sales: Ciaremont. 40
bid: Enos, 1.25ml.27 Illinois
Crude, as asked. McKittrick. $50 80.
Monte Cristo, gao bid Palmer. I.i7it
100; Pinal, 7.3Iia asked. Premier.
90 sales: Sauer Dough. l.s0 asked:
silver TIP, l.7b a 200; +. W. g. b., 81
bid: Turner 2k hid Wk OIL. ESQ
sales.
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Read The Great Apostasy" by DR..
j. II. Taimage; a new book on a great
subject. Deseret News Book Store;
60 cents per copy in cloth
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Alice ga IA Sioux Cons, sos; Colora-
DO 3Sd4i Iron blossom, MH IS. Carlss,
SOS. Nevada HIS, 2isa23-i6.
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BOSTON COPPER RANGE

James A. Pollock q Co, bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire today.
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NEW YORK LISTED sroCKA

James A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers'. furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoons
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Totals NM. .......ls.0oo s5.gll.es
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SUGAR AND COFFEE.

New York Aug. 3l.-Raw sugar. bare
~ steady; muscovado. SO test. 3o5: CEN
trifuenl SO test, IS; molasses sugar SO
test, :. 20. Refined, steady; crushed 5@;
granulated. b.25. powdered. SIS
coffee-spot. firm; No. I Rio. 10ai..
No. Santos. 107s
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Chicago, Aug M.-Butter 49, Steady
Cresmeries, 24isn29: dairies. 3Q27
Ergs-Steady at mark. cases Included
ladlI;receipts, SOS; frsts. 20. prime firsts
22
Choese--Steady Daisies 16GL: Twins
ist. q = Young Americas, 1874 WAi Ions
Horns. isIh.
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AGENTS MAKE 500 PER CENT.
profit selling "high-g grade holiday
post cards" Special selling plan;
enormous demand 5000 varieties;
SULLIVAN CARD COMPANY. 1924
Van Buren, Street, Chicago, Ill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-06

LOST, BET ;, ZEN NO. VEST CARY
Broad Street, lady's double-case
watch. - L. B. on back and I. II. y
on fob Reward if left at No. west
Cary Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-06

WANTED, BY AN ESTABLISHED
concern, an active, intelligent man
Tor office; one that can manage, de-
iiver taking orders over phone, etc.;
not afraid Of work; hours, 6'So A, NJ
to 7 p. NJ; must be sober, STEADY
man, answer in own handwrltlns,
stating age, experience, references
and salary, Address - 10 care
DiSDaich