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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-08
STOCKS. HIGHER,
CLOSING STRONG

New York, Dec. S-fIigher prices were
! the rule at the opening OF the stock mar.
| ket today, but the gains III representa-
| tive stocks were as n rule of little con
sequence The copper group was heavy.
Amalgamated Copper lost ID and Amcri-
cnn Smelling IL Advances were made of
to Ii in National Lead Pacific Mail
ana International Harvester.
The market backed and filled during
the first hour but none OF tile leading
stocks got far away from yesterday s
closing. Supporting orders We're dlstrib-
uted ut intervals which offset the short
selling. Minor stocks showed strength in
spots. american Agricultural Chemical
advanced Il. American Beet Sugar II and
ST. Louis IL San Francisco second pre-
ferred, Chicago Great Western and Col
orado Fuel u Iron /. Lehigh Valley de-
cined II and American Cotton OIL ].
Some disappointment was expressed nj
the retention Of the Bank OF England
during the morning session. Trading
fell to insignificant proportions. the pro-
fessional element evincng even less than
usual interest in the course OF prices.
ted States Steel on reports that II meet
Ing of independents in The trade Is being
hsld at PittsbgrE to ,, grt PRICES Noon
Cincinnati. Chicago X st. Louis. South
western Railway and American Can pre-
ferred gained / to u. Railway Steel
Spring preferred lost points.
Bonds were firm.
In tho absence of marked selling pres
cure traders were inclined to play for
u rally but finding this futile. another
selling movement was inaugurated soon
after noon. Prices fell point or more
In Union Pacific. Reading. Rock Island.
Chesapeake e Ohio, Consolidated Gas,
United States Steel and Amalgamated
Copper with substantial fractional recess
sions n other active issues. snelters add
ed 10 its loss of the early session aud Le-
high Valley fell over 9 points. At /
O'Clock prices were within fraction of
yesterdays low.
The unfavorablc copper report was used
as a basis for depressing the metal stocks
meter of industrial conditions. The list
fell generally. United States Steel sell
ing to n new low record on this movement
with heavy offerings. The movement
gathered force from the lack OF support
Overnight lossca reached y in Lehigh
Valley. p in American Smelling and
United states Steel 2. +Amalgnmateu Con-
per, Reading and Union Pacific lost .
Covering of shorts rallied prices slightly
after which trading became dull.
The market closed active at the best
prices.
The buying of L. s. Steel at the low
level was followed by an almost instant
and traders generally participated in the
buying movement which then ensued.
Losses OF the previous hour We're soon
reduced to mere fractions and in many
instances gains for the day We're regis
tered Especial features of strength were
Louisville & Nashville. b. e o.. Penn
sylvania, Atchison. ST Paul. Southern
Pacific, Union Pacific and Reading.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
EAST CROWN POINT
WILL SINK SHAFT
Tinic Property 10 Drive Down on Big
Eastern Vein TO Prospect
At Depth.

Reports from Tintic today are to the
effect that the East Crown Point will
begin active work within the next IL
days and resume the sinking of the
shaft on that property.
East Crown Point lies between the
Crown Point and Tintir Central. 1t
is claimed that the territory is only
500 feet east from the Iron Blossom.
and that the Big Eastern vein Is con-
tInuous in that property from the
Crown Point. At the present time u
shaft 800 feet deep has been sunk on
the vein and it is said that some values
have appeared The property has been
shut down for n considerable period
during which time some assessments
have been levied in order to patent the
claims. Application has been made for
title to IL claims and it Is SAID that
there is no question but that It VIII
be granted There are $4,000 shares
of the stock in the treasury and also
some cash. j +. Greer Of Spanish Fork
is the manager and will have charge or
the operations.
1t Is claimed by the East Crown
Point that the Big Eastern vein which
parallels the Colorado ore channel eX-
tends south from the Old America into
the Crown Point and down to the
East Crown Point There has been
some prospecting on this vein in DIFF
fercnt places but as yet no tangible re-
suits have been shown.
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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, 21Dh: Davis DAILY Ia a y !;
Ely Central, 10 4 dD14: Ely Consolidat-
cd, 35m40. First Nat. Copper. Is %
2: Giroux Consolidated. e 9-16m11-16:
Inspiration. aA Qp13-1G; Yukon Gold.
~ a4 Miami. 1873 G20; Nevada.
Utah. Il al; New Keystone, 2am3:
Nipissing. 10A all; Ohio Copper. II
9-l6: Ray Central, / 1916 a q; Ray
Consolidated. 1888 a u; La Lose, 4 Y a
's:. South Utah. 1GA; British Col.
Copper. 6 IS a u; Bay State Gas. hs q
"; Braden. 41A; Cobalt Cen, 0G1o;
Ell Rayo. 3AM1s; Ely witch, 5@15:
King Edward. 1-l6GA: Mason Valley,
9Iam1s: Mckinley Darragh, L35I1.3s:
Montgomery s;hoshone. 5G10: Nevada
Smelter, s@N: Silver Queen, salt:
Tintic. 100 asked: ontario. 2I2a.;
Alice. . asked: Colorado. a5G47; Iron
Blossom, 74GfI; Nevada Hills. 2 l-l6
Mo 3-l6
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CONCENTRATES.


r g NWoolley of James a. Pollock &
Co. is in Tintic on short business
trip.
At the monthly meeting OF the di-
rectors of the Uncle Sam this after
noon Il dividend was declared payable
Dec. 20, with the books closing Dec. l3.
The annual meeting of the Opex
Consolidated will be held in Provo on
Saturday.
Ed McKarrick of this citu is in Los
Angeles on mining business connected
with the Springfield mine in Lemhi
county. Ida: in which he Is heavily
interested. This is reported to be a
high grade silver proposition formerly
known rs the Silver Mine
Platinum has advanced in price so
that It is nearly twice the price Of
gold.
The New Empire State Mining COM
pany is n new mining company in
F'airview, New, which 1t is said may
be listed on the local exchange.
NJ. j. Daley. former superintendent
OF the Silver King Coalition is in Mex
leo inspecting silver mine.
About % senior students in mining
engineering at the University of Utah
left Wednesday evening for Sunny
side to inspect the coal mines of the
Utah Fuel company and to study the
geological occurrences of coal in that
section. DR.. Fred ]. Pack is In charge
of the party.
The cost of treating Cripple Creek
ore by the cyanide process in 1894 was
sl5 per ton. Today 1t is s1.50 per ton
and reports from that camp say that
there is prospect of further reduc-
ton to sl.25 and possibly 81. rs
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POCKET ASSAYS WE'LL.

l.. j. Raddatz OF tho Tintic Standard
Mining company Is in receipt OF an as
say from n pocket OF ore on the ZOO In
the rintlc Standard which conta ina 10. 2
per cent lead. liz ounces silver and 81
gold. Mr., taddntZ said: 1.-THE drift
nn The 100 is III tho assure and follows
out to the contact. and drifting IL be-
ing continued along in the vein which
at present Is making along the contact,
This vein strikes northwest and on tho
1000 another drift Is being driven to
cut the same formation 700 feet deeper.
It is my opinion that the ore Is under
the porphSry. but sometimes makes
along the sides out into the lime. On
the 1000 the face OF thu drift shows il,
quartz that Is considered to be II vc;u
filling which carries n copper stain and
some gold values" This ore. he said
Is found in punches thronghout'the vein
and shows teaching, hence the deeper
prospecting.
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PRODUCE
CHICAGO.


Chicago Dec s. Bearish talk of the
worlds supply of wheat being the Iarg-
est on record had n depressing effect on
prices today. y prominent Spcculator
wlo has been out of tho market recently
was active in forcing attention TO fig.
W nr n showing the total stock TO bc 49,
Increase IN America was given rs 1000, :
go busl.lS, Favorable weather In tho
Argentine tended also TO cause a heavy
tone IN the pit. The opening was ! to /
lower, May started at 96i TO 96i. cover
,nS me entire range Of the market and
later sold Off to G6IdFs
Cold weather and big Argentine ship
ments made corn easy. May opened uiI-
10 iTddlR
Although oats we're fairly we'll SUP
ported. tho market saggeh with other
grain, May opened unchanged To a sIiade
ngwn ut itMA to 2's ana declined to 34a
Win y liberal run OF hogs west. COM
mission houses We're sellers Of provisions
fnylhg on tue pnrt Of pit shorts led to
Il reaction later, First sales were Il shade
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one on 500 FOOT LEVEL.
Iron Blossom Shows That the Gold Orc
On the 500 Is Continuous.

" /. e.
Word received from the Iron Bios
som mine this morning confirmed the
report that on the 500 foot level OF
that property the drift to the south
from Number shaft uncovered an ore
body.
For two weeks the management has
been following stringers in n southerly
direction in the hopes that in their
course they would open UP and dis
close the same ore that was cncoun-
tered on the 50Ofand the 500. The gold
stope OF the Iron Blossom lies south
or the NU.a1 shaft and between the
500 and 500 levels. Drifts at greater
depths have been driven in the hope
that the body was continuous. From
the reported location. this strike shows
the continuity Of that body which is
not the same vein ns the main assure,
but one which Is parallel.
Other prospecting Is being con-
tinned on other and deeper levels. 1t
Is said to be the intention to cross
Gu, on the 100 for the main vein
in which so much low grade ore is
blocked ont and to try to prove that
those bodies go deep.
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LEAsEI, SHIPS ORE.

According to A. G.. Greeson OF the
Mining Review. a. r, Nelson who has
a lease from the New Sullion Mining
company on the property in North Tin
tic will market n car OF ore on Tues
day aud probably another on the Satur-
day following The New Bullion imme-
diately joins the Scranton mine and liz
owned by Messrs Santschl. G. +.
Adams and other Salt Lake parties.
Mr.. Nelson has two year lease :ild 1t
is sud that he has exposed six different
faces OF ore in the mine that average
from $40 to $50 per ton.
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SALES HEAVIER.
rrlccs Generally Lower but With
Some Issues Showing Strcurth

Considerable activity was displayed
IN the selling side OF the market this
morning. causing a drop in some Of
the favorites. such as Colorado Crown
Point and May Day. In the face of
4 reported new strike In Iron Blossom.
that issue sold at - and closed at q
bid. 1t Is said TINT on the 500 in the
south SHAFT. n cross-cut has been run
into the ore. Nothing definite had been
learned about It. however May Day
under heavy selling has weakened as
have some OF the other smaller issues
There was some trading in Palmer OH
which sold up to sl.T11s, On the open
hoard,l 1000 Seven Troughs Coalition sold
Mt "a. Bingham Central Standard was
offered at IA. Uintah Treasure Hill at
AZ, Ohio Kentucky Mt 80. Lost Packer
mt sl.25. Cleveland at 20. Federal Ely
ut s, and Ely Witch at 10. while DAILY
was 80 at Is. Demijohn Mt 9ia. Opex
!. at 10, Bingham Copper IL at IA, ana
Gold chain IS ut n. Tho total sales
We're 21,0l5 shares With value Of ST.
900. 20.
ToDAY'S QUOTATIONS.
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SPIKE AND RAIL.

\. W. North. assistant counsel OF the
Oregon Short Line, has returned from Il
pleasant Thanksgiving visit spent with
his folks at Walton, y. Y.
Work ON IIighline-Reports from
Caliente are to the effect that rapid
progress Is being made on the highline
of the Salt Lake Route. The grading
south of that point Is 60 per cent
done 80 that rail laying can begin
most anytime, while nj the south end
IL miles of rails are down. The job
Will be completed early in March
Clerical Forces BuSy-'rhc railroads
are reducing their field forces for tho
winter. as is usual at this time Of the
year It IL stated from official sources
at the @. S. l.. Offices that reports rcln.
tive to an~ clerical reduction are with
out foundation. There Is sufficient
business to keep present clerical
forces busy
Time card No. 81 or tho o. s. T.,
will be out SUNDAY with the changes
already noted. consolidating trains [
and %. . and "a. The first named
will leave this city ut Il:a5 pm. and
the latter will leave Butte two hours
later arriving IN Salt Lake at 1890
am.
VIII Not Visit Salt Lalc-If the q.
Il. offices here are rightly Informed,
Mr.. kruttschnitt will not return east
via salt Lake. rs he WAS intending to
go via tho Northern Pacific.
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AZ TINTIc CENTRAL.

Adrices from Eureka this morning re-
port that the east drift on the S7O-foot
level of The Tintic Central encountered
n very soft and loose formation about
$50 feet from the shaft and that In cut
ting through this ground. loose bould-
crs foil INTO the drift and the ground all
caved in. Work has been discontinued
IN this and the sinking of the shaft
resumed below the ] 900 level
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PERSONALS.

Food Commissioner Hansen is OK.
pectcd from New Orleans this evening
and state Chemist Harms Friday or
saturday.
d. j. Kelly returned Wednesday eve
ming from q. trip to Fort Collins, Wyo.,
where he has been demonstrating the
Kelly press. Mr.. Kelly has placed
many orders for his machine in the
sugar-growing regions.
Bishop Andr1s OF ST. George loft for
the south last evening, after a periodic
business trip to this city. He feels
hopeful OF the southern section OF the
state.
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RICH ORE SHIPPED.

II was reported on Wednesday that
the Chief Consolidated company within
the past few days has shipped six cars
of ore 70 the local smelters. the value
OF which was close to $500 per ton.
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NEW t0tt CATALOGUE
JJrST' TccIvJIn

We will mall 1t and a number OF
holiday catalogues of miscellaneous
books, gift books and our catalogue
OF our National Library sale OF stand
ard sets free on application.
DESEItlGT NEWS BOOK STORE.
9 Main Street.
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NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

Articles of incorporation have been filed
with the county clerk transforming u
Iormer partnership into a corporation.
The capital stock of the concern Is 5000,
shares 81 each. Albert r. Annis Is presi-
dent and general manager Of the corpora.
ton, and Emmett y. &nnls, secretary and
treasurer
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FORENOON SALES.

Cedar Tai. 500 at 131s.
Colorado. l,540 at 45: 500 at i4ls.
Crown Point, Loo mt 8.
DAILY Judge. zoo at $50.
iron Blossom, 1000 at 10,
Iron King. 1000 mt 6.
Lower Mammoth. 1850 at S: 500 at ..
May Day, 1900 at OK; 1000 at sai,
buyer 60.
1.75.
Sioux Con. 425 at 30.
Tintic Central. 1000 at TX.
Tintic combi.. 900 at 3.
Uncle Sam. 500 At 50.
Utah Con. 1000 Mt ~
West. New. 1000 at T.
OPEN BOARD.
Crown Point. 500 Mt x. buyer so.
Iron King, 1000 at 6ls, buyer so.
May Day. 500 at 91s
TOTALS.
Shares Amount
Regular ........,5.1S.O15 s4,4S9.5O
open .............. 1000 $4,000
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LEGAL BLANKS.

or every character and description.
srrangoi from tho host legal forms,
and brought strictly up to date.
A full supply always on hand at the
Deseret News Book Store,
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Dec. -Cattle--Rcccipts esti.
mated nj 5000; market weak. shade off.
Bceves, 4. 1911. 20. Texas steers, i10al7 q
western steers. i.loIG.0: stockers and
feeders s,5ae,( e. coW W and heifers' 2.os
IIogs-Receipts: estimated At 800;
1874: mixed. Z .l59EG5,; heavy, 7.lsm7 SIS;
1901 50: pigs, 6.65G7.i5; bulk of sales,
sheep-Reccipts, estimated at $500;
sssGi .5o Wv western. 4@aS.as; yearlinss.
41ou5.2a: lambs. native, 4.25q6.3o. west
ern. i.50di6,225.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city, Dec s.--cattlc-Rscelpts
7CJC market steady to weak. Native
steers, i.lamf.I5: native cows aud hef-
ers. '2;iemms.n; stock sa and feeders. s.75l
western steers, l.o3I5.50; western cows ,
Hogs Receipts, 200; market Sc. low
$50 packers and butchers. .3a7,O;
Sheep Receipts. 1000; market steady.
Muttons, a.eiiMA.oo; lambs. 5.no06.i5; fed
western ewes. 3,oodS.I5.
OMAHA.
Omaha. Dec. s,--Cattle--Receipts, 4iGa.
.35ut.50; COWS and hclfcrs. 3.OoT5 81 :
western steers. a.SoNl $50: range cows and
neirers ,is0W4.75: Gamers. o.75as. 10:
stoclsers and feeders, s,@a $50: calves
350Gs.Co: bulls, stays. etc, 3. 2515.00
Iiogs-Eeceipts. s4o0: market 5Tiloc.
lower. Heavy. i.2007.35: mixed. i.Sofl
7s5: light. $50 7.A2i; pigs. s.5on7.a,; bulk
Sheep, Receipts. 1890: market 1o6I l5c
highar. Yearlings. 3.SoM5ND: wethers.
3t54i.0o: ewes, 5.oHda.I5; lambs. j,Ooi
q. 90.
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OMAHA,
WOOL
ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis, Dec. S.--Woul. quiet Ter
rltory and western mediums, 2l122: fine
mediums, liza n: fine, 11dll3.
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MANHATTAN
OTHER DISTR1CT

Pittsbnrg silver Peak. 6O@65; Eagles
Nest, asked: Hailstone, 4 asked;
Round Mountain, SO bid; Rnwhde
Coalition, 4 bid
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BOSTON COPPER CLosE.

James A. Pollock e. Co.. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
Ahmeck. .7O61 so; Bohemia, 3GM;
Cactus. 2.J2i: Chino. 20IhIA: d. DAILY,
EXOTIC; Giroux Con. SAGis; McKin-
ley. 5-16M1-l6; Baltic sal: Raven. As
al; Leaf, 6GD7; Tonopah, SQrB; f. Nat,
1BGl5-l6; Adventure, 65aG7: c, & A..
4Sh@49 C. NJ. 5dlS: Franklin 9km10;
La sale. 7AGs: Mohawk. 44MG45la:
n. b., 2SA as: Parrot. 1903; Shannon,
HOG; Tamarack, so bid: Victoria, go
q; Wyandot, 1MIk: Algomah, SR@a:
GirouX, 6a@A; Royalc, 16a4 ali: lleyst.
23sn3ls: Are, 3ls al: Ray Con-, 1SAM9s:
u. s. com. 31SmS2; do. pfd. 45BGi6M:
a. & NJ. l0G2O: 3. Attn, l0Ml2: b. &;
L.. 10 asked; Chief. 19-16d4s: Cortez,
New. Utah. SoM92: Oneco. 2M1-16; Ray
Cent, Ia dl13-l6: $. & g., l0mlo; Yukon.
37sani: Inspiration. 91-16dpls: Aloucz,
27km3S: 3. Coaln, lT3i bid. Cent, 15Go
16: y. W.. 3laM4: c. G.. Ga as Mich.
3,sGf4; Nip, l0&Ill: Osccola, 120G125:
Santa Fe. 1HdH: Superior, Al bid:
Utah Con-. 12hG13; Wolv.. 115@117:
corbin.. l3AM14; E. B.. 1l&@12 HelvY
1ad2; x. Lake. Gl.@M Miami, 1915
Y: Apex. 2h1h; Island c.. com.
1aAM3la; Island G., pfd. S1A@&:
Regolc, lt4aah; Gas, a4mn6; b. Ely,
l6tl-16; Chcmuny, 8 ask: Con. Ariz,
l%I7-16; Oak. 23m24: Majestic, 3Sm
49, New. D.. 2iAMi.: Ohio. / T-lG6 Il;
Rh. Coal'n., sD5; $. Lake. 6GIa; Tuo-
lumno, 4HmTs; Yuma. 2oW3o; Az.
Coml.. 14AdDk; Atlantic, 5hM6; c. e
IT.. 52bm30: Range. GGh M6I; Granhy,
s7A m3s; Massl. 7hMhi Nev. Con-,
1sN aus: Old Dom. a6H bid; Quincy,
"A asked: Shattuck. 22lam23 Trinity,
4l.dn5; Winona, Sh@9; Zinc. 25A &c;
b. & r., 7ak; Hancock, 2l6hs: In
diana, llla bid; Lake. 3.isdt33; S e. f.,
5h6IG.
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BOSTON COppER RANGE.

James a. Pollock & Co.. bankers ana
brokers, furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
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TODAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York. Dec. s.-Moncy on call
firm. Sass per cent; ruling rate, 81 per
cent closing bid. 3as per cent: offered
aat 3ia per cent.
Time loans duh: for 60 ana 90 days. 4
az per. cent; for six months. 4TA per
cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper, 5aE
per cent
Sterling exchange barely steady with
actual business In bankers bills nj
d.S@5oI 80 for Go-day bills. and at, 4.s5.a5
for demand.
Commercial bills, 4slAd4.S2
Bar silver 54lk.
Mexican dollars 49,
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds firm.
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SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS


Ophir. 1.O5Ii.07t&: Mexican ~ bid I:
Gould & Curry. 1lMl3; CON Va. S2dpSS:
Savage bid; Hale X Norcross, 10 hid !.
Yellow Jacket, 231a5; Beciier, 3lG35,
Confidence, A asked: Sierra Nevada, 10
bid, Excheducr, asked. Union. L, bid :
Chollar, HOE; Fotosi. 80 asked.
TONOPAH.
Montana Tonopah. oOa95: Tonopah
Extension. l0ii2 asked; MacNnmara,
1920: Midway. l7@l9 Tonopuh Bel
mont, 437tG4I2la; Tonopah North
star 'Ia; West End Cons, $4,000; Res
cue, llWl2: Jim Butler. q bid.
GOLDFIELD.
Col. Mt. 3Mi; Jumbo Ext, 23m25;
Booth. bid Blue Bull 4 bid Lone star.
243 Orc. sac; tlanta. 12Mis Red Ton
Ext 4T5; Florence. iS0M1S5; Comb.
Fraction. II bid; CT. Bend Ext, i asked;
CT. Bend Annex. asked: Kewanps.
bid; Crackerjack. asked: Rod Hills
aga Y. Tiger g asked; Goldtcld con.
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NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS.

The following quotations were received
this afternoon over the direct private
wire of Badger brothers.:
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SAN rHANcISCo OIL QUOTATIONS.

James A. Pollock q Co. bankers and
brokers'. furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
Ass'd oil, j5.25mih.5O: Brookshire.
lao bid: Claremont, lao bid: Cr"cous,
20 asked: Illinois Crude. So asked,
Monte Cristo 2.50Mg.62i&: New penna.
55M56: Palmer L62'4Ml.65; pnal, 500
bid: Premier, 1873. S. +. & McKit-
trick. II asked; Sauer Dough. 100 ask
ed; silver Tip. l.40Ml. i21a: Turner
LOCALES: WIZ oil, 2.l5M2.a5
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Total sales. 1890: money opened. Al
high. 81; low. 9; last. 81; close offered 5
ruling rate. 81.
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q u
to a lower, March Mt lila to lbs for
pork go for lard. and $50 for ribs.
Wheat--Some firmncssfarose on reports
that, the Minneapolis flour trade WINS
picking UP. but the effect was lost be-
cause OF the shut down of a mill Mt Kan
tsas City through lack of orders Thc
close was weak with May ut S6sHt, net
corn-Large consigiiments from Iowa Iowa
and continued selling By u leading local
concern kept prices down. the close was
ea CASH T eorn May Sa sGa G n No a@ White s,
new new l Ef1'sS So Ss@s' wS I s@i 10
Wlts nsw 4ism.s NJ yfl tysis "a
white. new. issa4al; 10. 4 yellow, 4i.a'is;
Closc--Rye-Cash. 81.
Timotliy--Cash, So019.75; March. 1925.
Clover-t,ash, 1o.oog 1900, March, leo;
Wheat--Dee,, %; May, 9ssdFa; July, "as
Corn-Dec., so: May, i7egs; July: Asa,
oats--Dec., 3l1fi2: May. 3ii; July. g.
Mess Pork. per bb.-Jan,, 1s.3: May,
Lard, per 100 lbs.--Jam. ASA; May. e.11!.
Short Ribs. per leo lbs.--Jan,. 9.65; May.
''''s' SUGAR AND COFFEE.
m,iscovado, SO test. $50; centrifugal. .g6
test, 4.o0: moiasses sugar; $50 test. 3,2'
Refined sugar. firm crushed, $50: pow
dered. 4.so: granulated. $50.
Coffee-ITirm No. Z Rio, 1Sids; noml-
nal: No. a Santos, II.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago Dec. SHUTTER Steady,
C'reaIncrles. 23Gn2S: diaries. 23df27.
Eggs--steady. ut mark, cases included,
lSlM2.i; receipts, 200 cases; flrsts. 81;
prime firsts. 70.
Enthusiastically. Daisies, 1ilal5: Twins.
Hmi: Young Americas, lAG9; Long
Horns, iitW!5.
MEM YopK nlncMc ernnKc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06

Another Point Gained.
He-Woman S suffrage, BAH l.
ffspring-Mamma, want nickel!
She-You see, even the child realizes