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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-20
@etreibepreiie in Gbieasp.
@bicago'er Yroouftenmarft.

Butter = Creamery EXTRA pro @funb
34c; Hreis at Die 9etailbdnbler: SIC;
Yrtnts 3Sc, EXTRA erlte 32c; erftfIaiige,
20 biz soc; 3tpette 26 Biz PIC; 9airies,
EXTRA, soc; erite &c; 3tpeite Csc. -
2aoles, $50. 1, 24hc; Yading 5tod, pro
Pfnnb 24c.
Safe. @eitern Spius, @ourabm.
pro Rfnno 16c; 9ai1ies Is Biz 1916;
9oung Imericas Is biz 16He; 2onas
borns Is Biz 16Ac; Gdtpciaer, ruio
18c; Qimburger 15c; 8rid better, Is
Biz 15Ac.
gier. = @emidte. aiiten nidt einaez
fdloiien pro 9bb. "a Bis soc; @iifen
eingei9loiien 24k Biz 30hc; quite Ger.
pro 9tb. 33c; erittlafige 20 Er3. fri1@,
35c; DO, IS Rro5ent frild, CSC; 3d., 90
Yro9ent frii@ 40e; SO 1 idmutige PIC;
gbeds 17hc.
&artoffeln. = Muserlefene Biz fancn.
48 Biz SOC pro 8uldeI; mitteImabiae
biz quite, 43c Bis 45c.
9tene &artoffeln - 8ermnbas, 1925
biz $3.50. per Sob.
Slbfartoffeln - Suinois $1.0O Biz
@eidladtete aalber-5o Biz so gfb.
idtper. per Hfb. 8 Biz SIC; so big 90
8funb fdper 81 big 9hc; 90 Biz 100
i6per 10 Biz lie; fancD 12c.
2ebenbes @efliigeI. - Turfehs. bro
Efnnb tic; @ibner 14hc; Sriibia6rss
biibner. 15c; @dbne Zoe; @dnfe i8c;
@nten 14c.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-20
@eikes 8lmt.
NeapeI, II. San

9Ceu FL, IL. SQH.
3man5igtauien0 Nerionen nabmen
at einem Nufrubr tbeil> ser in Sem
MiBbergniigen iiber Sic 5teigerung
Ser Mietbe1 fit Sic Mrbeiterbauier iei=
ne uriadye batte. Cine lange 8ro5el=
iion 5og am @ormittage 6ur9 sic
StraBen uno madte Dor Sem Sto0t=
baule Salt, mo- eine Mbor0nung ser
l1n5ufrie0enen bon 6em 8iirgermei=
iter empfangen mur6e. 2ebterer gab
oaS &eripre6en, 6ab Sic Sta0t Die
Summe BON 100000 5um 8ar
70: Mrbetterbdui fern bettragen meroe.
@abreno sic @onferen5 int &atbba11=
lie Dor fid ging, mur6e Sic 6ra1Ben
barren0e Menge 1ngeouloig, entfalte=
tie idmar5e 5abnen uno orobte bas
&atbbals gu itiirmen. 9ie &oli5ei
interpenierte, fonnte sic %Mniammlung
BON Meni@en aber ni@t 5erltreuen.
IS entipann ii6 Elm beftiger &f,
bei pel9em einem 8oli5eioffi5ier Der
S9d6el eingeidlagen un0 5ablrei@e
Ser onen arg 5ugeridtet ipurben.
S9lieBli@ muBte Militar our Inter
oriidung 6es Sumtults berbeigerufen
mer0en. Die @rregu1g unter Sem
8olfe bdlt on, ga Sic &eriprebungen
6es 8iirgermeilters ni9t Ben @un=
i9en Ser Mrbeiter entipre6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-20
2ebrer= &rhfmnsen.

Sic @taatspriifungen Der 2ebrer merz
ben in ct. glou0, @anf @entre, YaDnes<
billie unb Melrofe am g., q. nno 5; Sez
bruar pie foIgt gebalten: YIN 3; Yep m +
Bormittags @%tntragung, @eomctrte, Ybpgz
lit; Na4mittags Algebra!, p9g11t9itlge
Geographic ooer Mugemetne @elbtdte.
Mm 4. Sebruar 8ormittags Negt1trt<
rung, profehioneler Seit, Bndltabteren,
Arifbmettf; Na@mittags Geographic,
Muffnb nnb S60nf6retben, .2elen. Vim
5. Sebrlar 8ormittags gereintgte Staa<
tenz@eldidte, englilhe @ran11nattt, Wtl>
fit; Ma9mittags FbDitologie, 9pgiene,
Gibics, 3eidnen. Batl allies.
9<2t 56nliuperintenbent bon
@tenrns gonntp.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-20

Mlbert @inter an g. 5. Mett, 2ots 3<4<5.
8lod 5, Sbeiien's abb, MbanD, $500.
sos. gngelbaro an g. embed. She'll, bon
N@A II. a: 24z123z31, $500.
1ueas 2embed an sos. gn9elbnrb, Qots
9 un6 10, 8runings obs. Mi6monb.
$4,000.
9. 9aotbein an 88rant Singer, Mk seA
10>122<31, $4,000.
.. @otbitein an s. g. Singer, 5h ggAs
1Oz122<31. $4,000.
Sos. &utman an Mbam &eppera. Cot
22<125z3O, $1,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-20
9fpdpiQe.


Mu6 lit uniere Srti@aft III sic yfei-
be iener 8labe int County, melde an
Sonntagen troden gelegt lin0, aufge=
nommen moroen; norleBten 5onntag
batten mir bas erlte Experiment oie-
Ter Mrt. ~ Mic. 3. 3bomep, tpel9er
elmer beftigen @rfaltung megen auf
sic &ranfenitube %angemieien NOR, lit
mie0er bergeIteQt. 9agegen lit leioer
in bem 8efinoen ser Srau Matbias
@erff imner nod feline @enbung gum
8eiieren gu per3eidnen. ~ Matbias
5@mitt if. bot it@ Mnfangs LETTER
ISOLDE na6 Mbcr6een, 9. g., bege=
ben, mo- linn bas &limo un6 Sic Or
belt better gefant als in ieinem Sci
m%atbsItaate Mtnnel ota.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-20
@ieb-M arft.
@Hb=Gt. 8atl Biehinarft.


Sic beutige 8ufubr in ben bieiioer
giebhofen mar tpie foIgt:
SSyNIS =. :. {. ). >. .lUUU
M:G1nooteD.. :. .. -. (. /. .. ..14OO
YterDe =. d. . +. i. +. j. +. %. 20
Sic foIeen6en greife iinb tiir lebeuoes
Wieb pro 100 RfunS:
&in6bieb.
Sroden gefittertes 8ieb.
suite biz prtr1a 9enaaftete @tiere $6.75
miffsrmabise bis quite aea,afiet Sic Siis,
@e aeS; bis mifteim. st ;:$0 4'9o$So6
@ute Biz primo &iibe unb &eifers ::
mitfeImaa6ias bic quite aii5e afo ST.
@etp0bnride BIG mitterm. ..2.5o-3.25
SuIIers =. .. . =. %. 100000
59la6tbuIn =. :. 3.25-9 Ok
Bologna 8uIen /. -. ;. S2.75-326
Sdtpere tpeit. @dlber /. ..3.OO-4.00
@nte big prn1a &Glber .. 5.5O-7.25
g5ittslmabige Biz quite .3.50-5.5O
@etpobnli9e Biz mtttelm6big 2.85-3.5 so
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-20

100000 Mder gutes @etreioelano,
nabe bier, sic man unter Ser Seimitat-
tie Mfte baben fann. @mtes <tna.
Moreiie;: @eihdffsmdmer-Glub, 60
|lumbus, Mont. Slot
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-20
11nterfdie1.
Shafe.

ginbeimii9e @dafe unb Qdru1ner.
Cute Biz prima SriibiabrsIdnrner bon
mittermabiae Bis quite Sra5ia6rsldn'ner
{. -. -. I. -. .. -. 6.5O-8.OO
sSnnse 2dmmer .. :. 100000
Cute Biz auseetpdblte Sdbrlinge BON
Cute biz pr1na @tpes -. ..5.00-5.5O
MittelmdBige big quite gmes 4.OO-5..OO
@etp0bnli9e Biz mittelm gtpes 2.5O-4
&ute big prima @etbers %. 5.25-5.75
Bode . -. !. e. . .. -. 10000
3udtf9afe . %. /. ....4.5O-5.25
Hfer0e.
Mrbeitspferoe, EXTRA =. . ..$175-275
Ssaas5555191sf ii Bis CUTE 7S-1sS
Sarmpferoe. EXTRA =. .. o.. 15O-175
@ritflaf1ige .. %. . . %. ..1OO-15O
&utfdenz unb Heitpfer6e %. 1926
@em0bnIide Biz quite .. 49,. 1915
MbIieferunsgpfer6e bette 80. 125-225
&ut16enz unb %Geitpferbe .~..125-225
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-20
@etreibepreiie lit 9mlutb.
&reiie fir Mebl, Smtterioffe, &em nnb
Strub TIT @inneappIts.
@te9l - Madfrage 6iemli6 fdpa9, bie
Frei1e aber %mberdnbert.

1sSy% ~tnNDIAuSS 0teAt%tSD IAylOuGJ, UlS
kret1e Qber l~t11berdnnert.
8'atent ertes =. :. =. 50 :65
Clears, critics >. -. =. :. ..4.1O- 4.75
Sic folgen6en 8reie 1in6 fir @aaren in
@aden bon So 11n6 20 BfunD:
@ornmeal, 9rannliert, gelb ..3.OO-3.1O
@ra6am<WfebI, better ..4.80A.40
&leie nnb sdrut - Ma6frage i'm aaaeS
meinen gut unb ifetig; cine tpeitere
rb0bung Ser Rreiie tplroe porgenpmz
men, tpie folgt:
s s4sis. rois .%.e'o:. saaa y: 9g@ass5
in gaden BON 200 ISIS. %. 5o-2s.o 90.
III @dden bon 100 ISIS. 28.O0-28.50
Mibblings, 5tanbarb, Io1e 21. 5O-22.5O
in 5dden bon 200 8fb. 22.25-22.75
in Sdden bon 100 Yfb. 22.75-23.5O
@ibblings, @eebl, lo1e :. 24.OO-24.5O
IN 5dden bon 200 Bfo. 25.OO-25.5O
in Sdden bon 100 Bfb. 26. OO-26.5 so
@ennablencs 6lttergetreibe-
Yro Sonne
@robes Maismebl nnb ge
idrotener Mais. . 22.00-22.5 so
SEQ. 1 bie &dIfte Mais
unb Die &aIfte Safe r ..23.00-23.50
$50. 2. Elm 9ritteI Mais
nnb Elm 9rittel @afer PA. OO-24.5O
SEQ. 8 Elm 9ritteI Mais
11nb 8net 9rittel Safer. %. OO-25.5 o
Set
Ero Sonne
$40. 1 Iimotbp.. ..18. 90
No. 2 TimotbD.. .. =. ..12.OO-18.OO
Mo. 3 SimotbD.. %. .. 1O.OO-11.O
go. 1 9emiihtes .. ....12.OO-12.5O
SEQ. 2 gemif6tes 49,. 10. 5O-11.5O
$50. 3 genif6tes .. .. S.5O-9.5O
0o. 1 &leeben -. %. .. III. 5O-12.OO
$50. 9 &leeben -. %. .. 1O.OO--11.O 90
Arizona republican., 1910-04-21
"OLD MASTERPIECES"
America Supposed To Be the Dump
 ing Ground.

Paris. Aprii 20.-How many hundred spurious masterpieces" are now treas urcd in the art collections of Ameri cans as genuine?
 Although the declarations of Henry Rochefo-t regarding the Rembrandts the said of : 50G Rembrandts in Amer ica at least 1000 are fraudulenD, may be d satrical eyaggeration. the gen. cral opinion is that his assertion is very near the truth.
 Revelations made in the case of Count de Gatingny. who. with the countess. is being examined at Tours on charge of having misrepresented the origin of paintings and antique furniture purchased by Mrs. Charles II. Paine. formerly of Boston. have caused sensation and opened up the whole question of the many sided traffic in sham paintings and other works of srt-eXposures which will undoubtedly help to check the brazen frauds and serve as warning to for eigners to buy masterpieces with the greatest caution.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-21
THE MORE THEY LEARN
The Weaker the Police Clews as to the
 East Mail Robbery.

san Francisco. April 20.-With the identification of sticks of dynamite found near the scene of the overland mail train robbery on Saturday night as taken from the store of l. J. Me Namara at Martinez. the police off, cials have practically abandoned hope ot securing evidence sufficient to hold the two suspects in iail at Oakland.
 The dynamite discovery makes stronger the theory that the two men who were in d deserted house near Bullshead point are the bandits. as they attempted to buy dynamite at McNamara's store and the explosive was missed the day after their visit.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-21
THE CHASE.

Man follows fast mOcking chase From days of old: He pauses not for day or night, For heat or cold. While blind Co all things else he makes Pursuit of gold. He burns his candle at both ends, Forgoes his rest: He wanders mp and down the earth And east and west While feverishly he is bent On pleasures quest. But never does he really know. The fates forbid, The true excitement of chase From him is hid Until an April gust blows off His new spring lid
 -McLandburg Wilson.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-21
HOBO FOR HIS HEALTH.
A GIenwood Springs Editor Getting
 Back to Nature and Boston.

Denver. April 20.-1 hat the only way to regain his health is to get back t" nature" II. ]. Holmes. editor of th" GIcnwood Springs Avalanche. one O.. the democratic dailies of the state to- day voluntarily assumed the life of J hobo. .-..- -, .- 7...s ..... -.,
 Holmes will beat his way froi. Denver to Boston. riding the bumper. sleeping in box cars. and knocking at back doors for handouts in the most approved hobo style. Holmes is man of means. He has been prominent in politics for twenty years.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-21
FAILED FOR MILLIONS.
One Of the Largest Cotton Firms in
 the South.

Decatur. Ala. April 2o.--Thc cotton firm of Knight. YanceY X Co. one ol the largest concerns of the kind in the south. having offices in Decatur. Mo bile. Huntsville. Birmingham. and other cities, went into voluntary bank ruptcy today. The liabilities are said to be in the neighborhood of s4000, GOO.
 When the announcement of the Sus- pension was made today q small panic resulted in many cities of the south. as it was believed that many southern and eastern banks had suffered hcav- fly. but it was later understood that the foreign creditors were the heaviest losers.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-21
THE SANTA FEE BUDGET.

Chicago. April 20.-The directors of the Santa Fe railway have approved the 1910 budget. calling for an eX- penditure of s31.000.000 for improve ments and new equipment. according to an announcement. About s4.000. 900 will be spent for double tracking 125 miles of the line west of Albuquerque, N. M. The telephone train dispatch ing system is to be extended to the Pacific coast and the gulf.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-21
TOM TAcGART's ASPIRATIONS.

Indianapolis. April 20-Thomas Tag gart. former chairman of the demo- cratic national committee. formally announced today that he will be a candidate before the legislature next year to succeed Albert j. Beveridge in the United states senate.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-21
REGISTRATION.

The date for the closing of registration for the Council manic Election, in SsSord and Fourth Wards. will be Friday, April p. The Recorders Office will be open until 8 p. m. this Thursday-evening, and to 12 midnight Friday. tho 22d, the last evening.
 FRANK THOMAS,
 City Recorder.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-21

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31
DEALINGS SMALL
PRICES BEING OFF

New york March g.-Opening deal
ings boz stocks today were on small
scale and resulted in sluggish upward
movement in response to the higher quo
tations made earlier IN London. Norfolk
q Western. Chesapeake a Ohio and Ana
conda rose a substantial fraction.
stock prices sold on at a rapid rate for
a. brief interval after the opening St
Louis and san francisco second preferred
ZEN "a. below yesterdays closing; New
York central Ia and Reading Rock Is
land. Wabash preferred. Louisville a
Nashville, Kansas a. Texas preferred
Wisconsin Central q. s. steel. Amalga-
mated Copper. Pacific Mail. Railway steel
Spring and Republic steel preferred l.
Reactions from their opening figures
reached point In some other standard
stocks. Buying orders were distributed al
the low level and the market turned up
ward brisxly again many stocks return
ing 20 their first prices or above.
Conflicting Influences AZ work kept the
price movement OF stocks Irregular. Ear
iy selling was said TO come from Bos-
ton from a further disturbance over the
Granny Mining episode The proposed
stock exchange reforms prompted Some
professional selling. The strong rauy
followed a fan On foreign exchange away
from the gold export point Rumored IN
tentions 10 distribute bonus 20 l.ehigh
valley stockholders strengt hened Read
Ing Amalgamated Copper and Utah Cop
per and Central Leather rose over last
night. American Smelling IL, Union Pa
cihc y and international Harvester ga
Prices fell back a fraction at noon
Bonds were easy.
When the reaction had about wiped the
morning rise In many stocks selling
gtopped but there was no important rally
business becoming almost stsgnant. Rock
Island pre- fcrrcd sold go below the pre-
vious sale and Federal Mining preferred
2i4. At O'Clock the market was down a
grade again.
The market closed Arm. Prices sagged
heavily but the decline was circulated
short Of the early low point. Dealings
then leaped IN apathagy. Prices hardened
again at the last
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31
LOCAL MARKETS.

The local markets are held up today,
on account OF the shutting on Of traffic
over the LuCin cutoff during Tuesday
and Wednesday. making express ship
ments Of produce from the coast. as
well as fish, comparatively slow. How
ever. there are receipts OF fine oranges,
with Moapa asparagus. and southern
California lettuce and onions. Ranch
eggs are down TO % cents per dozen.
The butter OleOmargarine situation
continues unchanged with the demand,
II anything, growing stronger for the
artificial article. There has been no
change in wheat for a long time. Bak-
ers here as i'm many other places, con-
tracted last fall with eastern millers
for supplies Of -four extending in most
cases to the harvesting of the next
crop. The millers had bought up Inn
mense quantities OF cheap grain. selling
the. same on time contracts. so that
while Utah growers have been holding
on for high prices. salt Lake bakers
have been buying steadily from east
ern hands at prices cheaper than Utah
mlllers could afford 10 sell on account
Of the high figures demanded by home
agriculturists Consequently, there is
nothing doing here. although from as
900 10 SO, 900 lOaves OF bread are being
put out by Salt Lake bakers for con-
sumption in this city and adjoining
mining camps and towns. SO there Is
plenty of -four, with prices steady. and
no immediate hope Of the Utah wheat
raiser disposing OF the rest OF his crop
unless he Is willing to meet eastern
prices The quotations obtaining in to-
days markets are:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31
EFFICIENCY OF MILLS
IS BEING INCREASED
Utah Copper Plants Nav Reach Point
OF Treating 10000 Tons of Orc
Without Enlarniug Buildings.

Through experiments n.-arranging
OF machinery close calculations and
"a better understanding 0f the ore. the
Utah copper is FAST Increasing its
present capacity Doc fact 70 is not
really m increase BOO capacity but "a
marked Increase u efficiency This iu-
crease boz efficiency has reached a. point
where 10 seems almost certain that the
present mills Of the company may bee
able. before many months. to handle
10000 tons of crude ore 20 day OIL
cials of tine company faNe been unwil.-
ing to say much 600 the subject being
more Inclined to put 20 into actual
practise before making the matter
public.
10 is declared that without the AIDE
dItiOn of more machinery and larger
huildiug4 the treatment of ores can be-
almost doubled. Every daY change
are being made that Increase the
amount of ore chat can Boz handled. At
present the mills are handling close 200
1900 toms of or. day This could
Doc more rapidly Increased with better
railroad facilities
The Nevada Consolidated has shown
that the capacity NJ min operating
ON porphyrv copper rock can almost
double what DO was originally designed
for Tho concentrated at McGin ~
present has four units of two sections
each in operation This mill was orig
iualiy designed tu treat 1850 toms OF
ore dav with seven sections iu
operation IL has been demonstrated
that 1900 tons day can be- put
through n is asserted that with the
eight sections running the company
can handle % 600 TONS Of ORC d fqV
There e. little doubt but what the
chicicncv or the utah Copper can be
worked up tp 10000 tons OF orc e day
on hoffor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31
MARKET Is STRONG AGAIN.
Two brokerage House Vail ON Local
Mining stock Exchange.

NhAiNA TA'fNk iAfilhhGfs
The reaction of the bear market Of
the past few days and the light buying
and selling set in today Tintic Sc
curitics were again features as well
as some of the Phoebe stocks
one of the results Of the depression
that has been on for several days Is
the failing OF two brokerage houses. II
was announced this morning that
James l.. Hamilton had suspended
business His troubles commenced
yesterday Fred Il Davis a CO., were
forced 10 suspend business two days
ago. MI Davis liabilities were some
thing over $500, and his affairs are DO
ing settled up by the committee ap-
pointed by the exchange. The extent
of Mr. Hamiltons liabilities we're not
made known this morning. but com
mittee is looking into his affairs. II is
believed that his liabilities were quite
heavy
Tho latest revelations on the exchange
make 10 more imperative that some
changes be made and an effort made
20 stimulate business by the brokers
working together. Their affairs have
been factional Tor some time and IL is
now necessary q introduce reforms.
Many OF the men who play the market
declare that the seller so" must go
before the public viii patronize the
institution as they wish to. The brokers
should secure the Jarbdgc business
as San Francisco is almost certain to
get IL II the local brokers do not make
an effort.
"The local brokers will have to learn
to work together and quit this con-
tinual harpoonng business" said "a
broker this morning IAN stocks listed
should give the exchange at least "a
quarterly report so that the people can
know the exact condition OF affairs
The mining business is one OF the best
In this country but the exchange must
do something 20 create interest"
Colorado went up 10 so cents on the
local exchange this morning Iron
Blossom was one Of the features and
IL went stil higher today The high
est price reached was Sl05. Provo peo-
pie and other outside communities
have again become enthused over the
stock and have bought considerable.
IN sympathy with Iron Blossom. Sioux
was strong today but 10 did not reach
the high prices Of yesterday
Business throughout the morning
session was better than n has been I'm
several days. Tho total number OF
shares disposed of this morning was
30,225, while the amount that changed
hands for tho stocks was Sl4 6g2.50
ON the curb market there was little
activity this morning most OF the
trading being done iu listed securities
The only sale ON the curb was 500
shares Of Ely Centennial at 30 cents.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31

6DAQidh: No T. 6H56is. No 4 white.
o. m69. No. 4 yellow. 65M5Tif
Close-Rye-May ~; cash. 81.
Harley-Cnsh. 63nG.
TimOthy-f.o0
clover March. t250.
Wheat-May, t.it5s; July. LOSS; sept.
1864.
corn-May s2Ea~ July, ahaSi
sept. 6its
6stscMay s%@A; July, nA sept.
Mess Pork. per bbl-Nay. go; July.
25.5lia. sept. Zl0.
Lard. per Ion ibs.-May. 70. s24: July.
"a. G2 p Sept, 1850.
short Ribs. per 100 lbs.-May. t3.67i40
1906 July. i3.& sept, i32h
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago March si.-Butter- steady.
Creameries, 26d32 y dsiries. EM&
Eggs-Steady. at mark. cases included.
lSa ~; receipts. 90F9; hrsts. %. prime
hrsts. n.
Cheese Steady. Daisies. 4ah: Twins.
4W i9' Young Americas. i4& ais. Long
Horns, lih Ql5.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. March a.-suear raw. Arm
80 molasses sugar, 80 test. 3.6i.
Refined. steady; crushed. 5.s5 granu-
lated, 80, powdered. 5.35.
tonee-Spot. quiet, No. Rio. s ii-i6N Z,
No. A santos, 9Nh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31
MNJEsrTc sNCkING nICH oRE.

Arthur Lowering electrical engineer.
leaves this morning for the Majestic
properties. where he win spend from
two or three weeks with Manager A.
D. Monat 10 consider plans for the In
stating of am electric tram from the
Harrington Hickory mine 90 tho Ma
iestic smelter Manager Moffat has
wired tho Boston ONCE that the vein
Of rich ore in tho Hoosier Boy mine
continues 10 look good and that they
are. because Of the value Of the ore.
sacking same for shipment. tie also
states that the body OF ore In the Har-
rington- Hickory Is charging and look
ing better AS they 90 down into f.
His wire stated that ne expected 10
ship three more cars from the Har-
rington between now and April l.
Boston Financial News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31
UNLISTED STOCKS.

FORENOON SALES.
colorsdo. 100 at 70. 500 at 50.
Columbus 200 al Al 500 AZ 20.
FAST Tintic Dew. 900 at az
Grand central 100 az l.52ia.
Indian Queen, 1000 at ga.
Inyo. 500 az T.
iron blossom. 100 at 1924: 3.40O at
los: 100 az / O2ib seller so; 200 at los
seller CO.
Iron King. 800 at IS.
Lower Mammoth, 1000 az 50; 400 at
IS: 100 at 81 200 az 49,
Mason Valley 1900 az 10: 100 at
20 seller so. 100 at i72h
MAY Day. 1000 az s; 200 at sN' 200
az 9
800 at ga.
Nevada Hus, 100 at So.
New York, 1000 al ia
ohio Copper. 100 az 400: 100 az 3.95
Prince con. 900 at 81; 500 at %; 400
sioux CON. 500 at 45H 800 at IS; 200
Tintic cent. 1000 At %.
Utah Con. 1000 az ~
OPEN BOARD.
Colorado. 100 at So
DAILY Judge 1876 az 40.
Iron Blossom, 1900 az LOS.
Lower Mammoth. 500 al So.
Seven Trouchs 1900 at lia.
Sioux Con- I 800 at 44ia.
Tintic Central. 800 at 9ia.
REHABILITATION.
Shares. Amount.
Regular board .......2t10O Sit322.5 so
Open board ............ SIPS 3270 90
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31
SHAREHOLDERS 10 GIT STOCK.

Reports that have circulated persist
entity some time to tho eject that "a
powerful mining interest had taken
over control of the Ohio Copper com
pauy were definitely denied yesterday
by D. Augustus Hcinze.
Engineers representing prominent
Sew Y0s. banking interests are now
making am examination Of tho ohio
property in connection with the new
financial plans OF the COMPANY" said
Mr Ucinze Under the plan IL is
probable that tho treasury stock OF tho
company viii be- underwrltten and Of
fered 90 stockholders ana such Of tho
stock as rs not taken by the stock
holders win go to the underwriters. o.
Boston Financial News