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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-02

| company. is visiting in Salt Lake He
J Is now OF tho New York firm OF Pros
sor a Walker, metallurgical engineers.
one OF the good signs OF permanently
| OF the ore bodies on Gold Mountain Is
| that values at the depth OF 1000 feet
ara found I'm the Log Cabin property
The discovery was made In the tunnel.
s NJ Levy returned yesterday from
Ely whore he has been on his regular
inspection trip OF the Ely Consolidated
property. He SAYS the pumping equip
mont FOR the Jack shaft viii arrive
most any day now,
The Lady Bryan mine of the Utah
Milling Mining and Transportation
cornpany has during tho past 30 days
shipped six carloads Of ore and ~ now
producing at tho rate Of two carloads
"A week.
Jacob w Young Of Philadelphia has
secured bond and lease on the Web
ster and Bully Boy properties near
Marysvalc ana activities have already
commenced Tho properties were ia
nous In the carly days of the camp
II Is understood that 100000 was tho
price raid for the stall brothers lease
hv the National Mining company OF
National. New The lcasc-s have
right TO the machinery and tho ore that
Is now out The transaction was Tor
cash
Tho Deer Trail property near Nary
vale. control OF which Is owned by tho
Salisbury estate. is said 20 have 3O)-
600 tons of ore blocked out. The force
u Is declared will shortly be increased,
Experiments are going on preparatory
TO the erection Of a mill.
Orders have been placed for tho ma
chinory for the samping mill ana for
tho machine carpenter ana boiler shops
at the Wabuska smcltcr OF the Mason
Valley Mines company. Bolt convcyurs
have also been ordered. The sampler
will he able TO handle 100 tons OF ore
an hour
4 dispatch from Boston says that T.
Augustus Hcinze has made arrange
mcnts for French bankers 20 dispose of
the Al 600 600 I'm bonds Of the Ohio Cop
pcr. They are given three months
after oct 10. within which to raise the
money This will give them until Jan.
10. before the cash will be available
for the completion OF the Ohio Copper
plant.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
CALAVERAS WILL ALSO
PRODUCE CHEAP COPPER


BY the first Of the new year. accord
! ing 10 statements made by j ~ Ire
RISE who has been I'm Butte for several
days, the Calavcras Copper company.
operating at Coppertropolis Cal. win
commence production az the rate of
100000 pounds Of copper per annum.
The development Of tho property has
proceeded To- 20 point where ana im-
mcnse tonnage Of orc ls I'm sight. md
actual production only awaits the COM
pletion az the smcltcr, in which the
finishing touches of installing "a rec
nncry department are now under way.
says the Boston Financial News. MI
Trcriso states that the Calaveras com
pany VIII produce finished copper at
cost Of not 10 exceed eight cents per
pound, and that us output will be mar
kcted on the Pacific coast
Up 10 the present time the property
has been developed for "a distance Of
5000 feet on the vein the ore zrno
showing a width Of from 100 10 200 feet
with the pay strcaks or ore shoots
showing a width Of from a few feet UP
to 20 feet. This development has boon
accomplished by means Of 20 shafts. the
deepest being 500 feet Fourteen OF
these shafts have an aggregate depth
OF 1885 feet. From the various cross
cuts 10000 feet Of drifting has been
done and there are 1850 feet Of raises
and Winzes The underground workings
aggregate 15.3O5 feet
The Calayeras property consists Of
2,s33 acres OF ground I'm one OF the
richest copper districts I'm California.
and II embraces mineral and asrieul.
tural land and immensely valua Slc
water rights. II covers a mineral zone
two and one-half miles square.
The CalaVeras ore is chalcoDyTitc,
averaging as high as IL per cent cop
per and IL carries no precious metals
1t Is similar In character to the ore OF
the United Verde mine IN jerome. Arlz.
SUNK DEEP SHAFT.
Since taking over the property. the
Calaveras company has sunk the deep
est shaft from the 600 TO tho SCOTT
level. and has opened up an ore shoot
the full width of the drift. with ore
on all sides. The last $50 feet in the
drift has shown an average value or
II pcr cent copper The fun width
or extent Of the ore body has not yet
been determined, and no prosecuting
has Yet been done from the drifts.
The property was owned by the Union
Copper company until about two years
ago. when IL was taken over By the
Calaveras Copper company through
negotiations conducted by Mr.. Trerise.
The Union Copper company expended
s 500 900 I'm development and equipment,
and the Calavcras Copper company has
spent an additional 100000. The Gala
Veras Copper company was capitalized
for 100000 shares, of par value on
s.. but has reduced the capitalization
to 100000 shares Of the same par value.
The reduction, however, VIII not AFFECT
the individual holdings.
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e0Hdn; No. yellow, 60aooA; No 3
5ehnS No white, b9A. a co; No. 4 seq
59h; No. white. bsh "a y No yell
low. 5gno
close Rye-cash, 7shn7G sept. 49,
Dec. o.
Barley-Cash, 50a7s.
Timothy-Cash, $50; sept, SIS; oct,
Clover-i50.
Wheat-sopt.. aeh a.: Dec. Io9M to
u May. ] .09A to h0N
,,Corn-.Sept.. 59.@ q, Dec b7isu y (;
oats-sept'. asH; Dec. SsH@%; May,
39SGA
Mess Pork. per bbi-sept., 9o.a5; oct,
500. Jan. $50
Lard, per 100 lbs.-sept. i2o7is; Oct,
l2.l0; Nov, ii.65M n ,67's Jan, 10. 81 y
short Ribs, per leo lbs.-Scpt., IL o. oct,
1l.Sis; Jan, 80.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. Sept Raw sugar. noml-
nal; muscovadu, 50 test 3 90: centrifugal.
.96 test. i.i2; molasscs sugar 50 test.
3.6L Refined. quiet, crushed 5.99; granu-
lated. b.3; powdered. 5.&i.
Conee--Spot. steady. No. : Rio. lOd =:
No. 4 Santos 1917.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. Sept. 2.-Ruttcr Firm.
Creameries. 2rsa2ais: dairles 2}a0.
Eggs-Steady. at mark. eases included.
linl7; receipts. 6,6l3; tirsts. %; prime
hrsts, %
Chessc-Firm. Daisies. 1914; Twins.
l5E - y: Young Americas. 1914 q y Long
Horns, i6Gia.
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

c,toa~o Sent 2.-Cattlc-Receipts, es-
,tnatsd ~, ? 80. market steady. Beeves'
tgTS4O, Texas steers, 5'tyHo.W, w.
ern steers, i.50p Z. ~ SOCKETS an A," ~,
ers. 4lOa62l; cows ana he'l'i''
~ ~, eau uRcceints. estimated at 1900.
,,sri,et steady 10 &c. lower, Light, 9.05P
Q 65: mixed S.65aa 10; hcaNE, 800 80
rough s60aS IS. good 10 chVlee nea itEcss
s75G0so: pigs S.G5d so: bulk OF sales
SIZE, S6Ieep-Receipts. estimated at l3.ooo'
market strong Native, ? y r. A-!u' vs.
arm 2 O0Ff4.IO. yearlings 40 po.to, lamps'
native, GOoU7.iO; western, o-'vH''W'
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. sept. 2-Cattle-Receipts
o 50: market strong NAIVE steer .'99,t
Sa,. native cows and neifets. zoo .. 'oi
storkers and feeders. 3.cOn o. %; hulks.
2 25d4 d: calves, iO0dHeo; western
steers i.Oa7.25 western cows. Zoo
o HIioes-Receipts 2Co. market steady.
r,,ik $40 s.. heavy, 92Dn9.40; pack
ors and butchers, 9.S5a9.o5i light sS'0
go ,-. &c.,
Muttons. iO0G 40; lambs, Q 5oae.l5 fed
wethers and yearlings, 100000 FED
western ewes, 3.J0df.SA.
OMAHA.
omaha. sept -Cattle-Receipts go;
market slow to steady. Native steers, 800
n %. COWS and heifers. 3c006.00: west
ern steers, 375ae.1o' range COWS ana
hefers 255a - eann nSTs o.. y CsiSss'
3.5OT7.O1. bulls. stays, etc, 3.00d6. ..
Hogs Receipts. 400. market steady
To shade lower. Heavy. S.60d 20; mixed,
Re5aHss; light, 500 ? D.. pigs s.oop
sheep Receipts, 1000 market steady.
Workings e6d5 80: wethers 3.75Uf.iO:
owes, 3.5Oat15, lambs, 6.2ja6.so.
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

James A. Pollock y Co. bankers and
brokers, furnish tho following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
Adventure. 6a7; Atlantic. 6aAa; G. a.
IT, j55 asked Range. Cos, d66is /.
CRANKY S2d3i; Mass. 7Gis: Mohawk.
4sIsglsla; y. b., 27A q2S; Parrot 13N
10, shannon. 90 01Oi4; Wolv., 123 bid;
Trinity. 81 asa Zinc 25iRG26: II. b.,
llsU1s; Helvctia. 29sNia; X. Lake. Ga
az Miami, 19ais; Ray Con. 17A a
lsh,; ;. n p, llA@i2; Ahmeek, 1850
l9O; Gas. 33H34; u. & L., l0d20; Chief,
1sas-l6; Davis DAILY 7-l6a9-l6; r.
National, 39-160Ss; La Rose, 37s04;
National, 1904. Ohio Copper
] l5-l5a2 l-16 san Ant. asked
$. q G., 20d5O; Bohemia, 5iAG6;
Alloucz. 4Od42: b. Coalition, 1SGtis:
Cent. l1Gls; -. w 6NL g. c.. 7Gia:
Mexico CON, 4Sa5O; Nev. CON. eoisa n /:
old Dominion. S5 bid Quincy. 7306i5:
Superior, 45d46. Wyandotte. 1taMh :
Victoria, 3dta Corbin. 1904: Glroux.
81 as; Indiana, 1Sss@7s Kew. 314ds, i:
Arcadian, sax: $. Utah, 1ia0&: OIL 30
y 4; Apex, 3iRMSs: Algomah. t34m%;
b. Min, l0N2O; Cactus, 1870 as Chino.
1850 . Ely CON. 27a32; CT Con, 81
Yukon. s;. sos Florence re,H'' s i.s@3:
\. h. Com. i5A a16i4 G. & A.. bSW
so; G. NJ. 1om13: Franklin. 1919 N z /;
La sale, 10GI y Mich. "A az Nip.
10ai n = Osceola. I 20 bid. Santa Re,
] y U 2 Winona, ~ asa Tamnrack,
sass. Utah Con. 2ii4 as: r. & T..
Ga asked; Hancock 21T22: RoyaIe.
lod - Lake. 34G35H; y. Lake. sih a
10; 5. & b., SM&; 1. s. com. 3si4 a
y L. s.. pfd. fsla 40; $. & NJ. 1O0
n; b. Ely. ~ pia Chemung. s asked;
Con. Ariz.. / 15-16G2 1-16; Ely Central
6Od62; Insp'n. rs as; NJ V, 74GS;
Baltic, 81 06ia; Ray Cent. 2AGA;
Leaf, 647; Yuma, i06H; New Doug,
IL az
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Utah, = @l1-16: New keystone. 3a
= Nipissing, 1OAs ~ =. Ohio copper
! lo-l6H2 1-l6; RAY Central . 3-i6
~ a; Ray Consolidated. $50 =; La
Rose 3 : N 4; South Utah, 1Md%;
BRUSH Col Copper. AZ 0r4ai; Bay
state Gas, Sax; Bradcn, 3M
NJ y Cobalt Central. n Il;
El Rayo. SA H37s King Edward i-l6
M5-lo' Mason Valley, - a7M Me
Kinley-Darragh. 1.OOa1.O2: Montgom-
cry Shoshone. LFpt5: Nevada Smclter.
pisa f-l6: silver Queen. Sd1i; Tintic.
LOO asked; ontario, 2U2la: Alice. 2m
2'a; Sioux Cons. 2202G. Colorado 81
n IL Iron Blossom, S7T9O; Carisa, $50
%: Nevada HIS. 2H a23-I6.
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CONCENTRATES.

L. y. skinner. engineer for Thomp-
son, Towlc & Co. is IN tho city.
Tho Cascade mine Is getting stronger
gold values than II did In the past
The Roosevelt property at Marysvaio
is said 10 have struck a good streak
Of ore
shipments Of ore will soon he ready
at the Monroe property and also AT the
Glen Eyrie at GOLD mountain.
r. r. White. smclter manager OF the
National Copper company. was in the
city yesterday from California.
r. g. Jacobs and q. T Lovejoy of
Boston are in the city. They are on
their way to tho Bakersfield oil coun-
thy.
John T. Hodson a director Of the
Nevada HIS property has returned
from an inspection OF the mine AT Falr-
view. New.
Harris x Masters. formerly with the
United states com pauy but who has
been operating mines On Chile for SOW
cral years, IS ina the city
c. VI. Fraser. superintendent Of the
Nevada Copper Belt railroad and the
Nevada Douglas Copper mine II In tho
city. He says that the new road Is
pushing ahead rapidly
The Bon soIdat Mining company OF
Arizona filed articles Of Incorporation
with the secretary OF state Thursday
y. q. Lcathcrwood of Salt Lake city
is named as resident agent.
J =. Nelson and others have taken
"a lease on tho old Vulcan mine at Fish
springs, adjoining the famous Utah
mine The 200 foot shaft will be clean
ed out and greater depth attained.
II. A. Prosser. former general man
ager Of the United states Smelling
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SCORES MINING FRATERNITY.
Pessimistic Slurs Thrown Out 10y
Marysvalc Paper.

mary NNdlt t-uItI.
4 piece Of rock was found at Marys-
vale again last week and consequently
a new mine was opened up at once.
one robin always makes spring In
speaking Of the event the Marysvale
Optimist with sour grape accept says.
a wave of excitement passed over
M1Iysvalc last Friday when Reuben
Dewitt, one Of Marysvale's old time
prOsuectors. came down from the hills
with specimens Of his latest md, lit
orally covered with free gold and
horn and native silver
UP in Bullion canyon. on the old
Webster or Bully Boy property. famous
i'm the long ago just at the side of a
trail Travelled for more than quarter
Of a century by untold thousands in
quest Of gold MI Dewitt Clipped
from an uupromising lead piece or
dingy grsysh quartz. more like coun-
try rock than 2 quartz pay streak, and
behold. II was literally flled with free
gold and horn silver
mfr Dewitt has secured lease on
the claim and today has gone with sup
plies and help To develop his bonanza.
hut before he went and remembering
the long years when certain ltnow-lt-
alls and smart clccks were condcmning
Mary svale while Mr.. Dewitt with faith
and courage and a pair Of sturdy legs,
was tramping these old hills where ma
ture placed the best surface Indications
for mineral wealth, that SO far as
known exists on this old planet, he
extended a cordial invitation To the
Salt Lake city curb miners and Cullen
cellar experts. the knocking fraternity
i'm general. and also white folks 20
come and see something ~ what the Gre
ator did for the Marysvalc mining re-
gion Every week secs the camp COM
ing into his own
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PERSONALS.

Expert 4. Hausmann Of the Columbia
Photograph company received the sad
intelligence Thursday evening from
New York Of tho sudden death Of his
wifo's father at the latters New Jcr-
sey home. As Mr.. Hausmann was
just about to begin his exacting and
responsible duty at the tabernacle I'm
recording the choir the fact that he
was able TO perform his duty with
such carefulnes9 and accuracy, with
this distressing matter on his mind,
speaks well for his powers Of self con-
troll
Mrs w. w. Ritter and Children have
returned from n pleasant visit to the
Pacific coast
Miss Deane MaNfield leaves saturday
next for Imlay, New, whore her father
Is actively engaged In mining, to be
absent three months. She viii visit
In California before returning
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PLEASED WITH PROPERTY,
Build Cabins on Mineral Fiat ENtcn-
sion.
Especial to Tho News D


Provo. Sept 2-Joseph /. Bullock,
president. and + T. Brown, secretary.
have returned from a visit 20 the Min
cral Flat Extension property situated
between American Fork and Little Cot
tOuwood canyons
The trip was made to investigate the
favorable conditions of the property re-
ported by the mon who are develop
inU g. To the great satisfaction Of
M,ssis Bullock and Brown. the reports
were found to be fully justified by tho
conditions of the property, which gives
promise of high grade copper ore In
shipping quantities, almost from the
grass roots ON the strength OF the
condition of the mine. additional mon
have been put 20 work. and. IL possible.
arrangements win he made To keep
them az work an winter. I'm order to
do this cabins viii have 10 be built
and suuplics laid I'm TO provision tho
men during the winter months. when
they win be showed TN.
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WOOL.

st. Louis. Sept. Wool. quiet Terri
torv and western mediums, lSW %. fine
mediums. 1Su@. fine. l4Hl1
BOSTON
London. sept IA sale OF sheep
skins was held here today. Tue At'yuu
anrc was good. and there was a fair
demand Tor the 500 bales offered. Prices
we're practically unchanged except for
medium coarse crossbrcds, which were
tpchguged to l.d deacr. and Punta
Arenas. which ranged from unchanged
To "a lower. Following are Che sales
and prices obtained for clothing and
Sew South wales. $50 bales, at gao
3asd. -
Queensland 30 bales, at 3AHgAd.
Victoria, 1Sia bales, at "a u Sd.
south Australia, 400 bales, at 5Am
BAD. 1870.
Tasmania. 80 bales, - ga SID.
New Zealand. 2.l0O bales. at &4Ul0nd.
Punta, Arenas, 2GO bales, at az a
9isd.
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TODAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York Sept. Money on call
easy. N az per cent; ruling rate ia
per cent; closing bid, Ia per cent, Of
fered at | y per cent.
Time loans steady; 60 days, 332 di
per cent and for 30 days, 4G41s per
cent; for six months, 4ai.
Close-Primo mercantile paper 51a q
s per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with &C
tual business in bankers bills at 4.s3. "a
al. As for 60 day bills and at 4.sb.bO
for demand.
Commercial bills. 4.S2 x "a S39s.
Bar silver, 527s.
Mexican dollars, a..
Government bonds easy; railroad
bonds steady.
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ASSESSMENT NO. o

SILVER DIPPER MINING COM
PANY. Principal place OF business, salt
Lake city Utah. Notice Is hereby given
that at a meeting Of the board Of direc-
tors OF the Silver Dipper Mining Com
rany. held on the nrst day Of Septem-
Der. 1910 assessment No. s Of one-touth
p-iO) OF one cent per share was levied
on the capital stock of the corporation
issued and outstanding, payable immedi-
ately 10 &. r.. Street Secretary. at his
office No. los s. Main St Room 3O6 Scott
building. salt Lake city Utah. Any
stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on the third (8rd) day
Of october. 1910 viii be delinquent and
advertised FOR sale Rt public auction.
and sold on the 22nd day Of October, 1910.
az O'Clock pm. az the office OF the Sec
rotary. TO pay the delinquent assessment
thereon together with the cost Of ad-
Ncrtising and expenses OF sale
c. r. STREET. Secretary.
Date Of nrst publication, Sept ?, 1910
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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. lfasd147s. Davis DAILY ] "a
a a: EIy central. a-16GM; Ely Con-
solidatod. 3Oa33: First Nat Copper
az as. GirouN Consolidated, Ga ~
5-l6: Inspiration. 77s0S. yukon Gold,
37sM4: Miami. 1915 n =; Nevada
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GENERAL CONDITIONS GOOD.
MARKET SLIGHTLY BETTER.
NAV Day and Iron Blossom More
Active on Exchange.

Trading on the local exchange was
slightly heavier this morning as CONF
pared with the other days OF the week
Iron Blossom and May Day were more
active with better prices The total
number OF shares disposed Of this morn
ing was IS, 1870, which amounted to So
go 90
Colorado was slightly stronger today.
selling at 80 cents. Columbus Consol-
idated was low and sold at "a cents
Iron blossom was disposed Of at 81 and
40 cents May Day was the most ac-
tive stock on the board, and during the
regular board session. $4,000 shares were
sold at cents and $3.50 at so cents
on the curb market OpeX was the
only stock traded ia The sales were.
9i0O shares of Opex at 351z cents 1000
at 36z 600 at 80.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS
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FLETCHER TELLS OF
WORK At JARBIOGE
New Tunnel started on Bourne Prop
crty--Guod Force Wording
Pick and shovel

t t.t.. D.
M'uhtaInn''I'' sep" '''''
er superintendent and general man-
ager Of fl. tlrbidge Gold Mining
.h. ,,,ir,. ,., ,
''f"'''' .....
short business trip. lu conversation
he said that the camp was improving
,,t,h .,-. and .,rrvfbiue WAS looking
,oat a. tb. holders of preuartfes and
80 ,pr,rar ~ rrartisal mining
49,, 10 ,,,1r. I'M, np me ground and
,n,ti,,e ,.b9t Investments they can. all
th- 49, 10, ,l,a Main, n,yn.r4 are
',.ai e,,,i.eo5 ,,.ft, tbar. rro.ppets and
Nm 81, -.u AZ. Fletcher satd.
.'.rt,, e.., tr.t thor. 4. very little
property for SALE iu the district speaks
'o .!.ln pl',I,f ,,,,,ipe , bip tup-
,ot t,or,i1s, t,,, -l,ifts and expects to
- ~ tsde. ,ritriu tne ucyt 80
days Tho Bu.tcr property people are
ofs, ,,,,,rir,, tIup1l and expect to
r,IcL nm ne isdre 4u, duv. They are
t,iSrui r.. aI tbr limo nov. Inn nav dirt.
a,,i Lin, tr. lDnLiup mighty good
Gov thon,
The Pick and shovel owned by
WI ~ ar, ~ tb. resi- Tbey have
- -, ,.e M mon and are both sink
t,tprgilirr and are in good
- All ,,c zine
..1,,,n ~. ~ t....sre an the PavIock
,.-,il.,,i 80. lr.rad up thei, ledge
-, .r ~ slcI,i,,, rim grade for SHIN
-, .rt,., t,rs3,,. 5'r,rert, tConIs ar,
-. t.t,t, Irsd, s,d have ave
-. '..,,9.,,
w., - 10. ,ho r,r,o ~ IrIot,be- IS
.,,.,rti,,,. 80. tunnoi on tho Rourno
,,,.',,,,,,t,. "a ,,.iti ~, The ledge too foot
1870 ;. - a., -. ,,. ,..,.,tltros a..
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SAN FRANCISCO OIL QUOTATIONS.

James \. Pollock q Co, bankers and
brokers, received the following this aft
eruoon. over their private wires:
Ass'd oil. 40. 25an 90. Blue Moon. G
bid. Brookshirc. .40a1 90. Carbon.
15.12la asked Claremont, I 40 bid;
Crescous. c. asked. Enos, i.2501.27is f.
Illinois Crude. ~ asked McKittrick, 20
asked. Monte Criston, .. 30 sales, New
Penn'a. % asked Palmer, l.47i4 "a 80:
Pinal. G.5Od7 90. Premier, s00 81: sill
yer Tip, .75G 90: 5. W. & b., 80 bid !,
Turner, 1.25 bid.
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CONDITION OF COTTON.

Washington. Sept 2.-The crop re-
porting board Of the department of
agriculture estimates that the average
was 721 per cent OF a normal. a. COM
pared with 755 on July %. 1900. g. on
Aug 25. 1909; 761 on Aug. %. 1908, and
731. tho average OF the past 10 years
on Aug. %.
Comparisons OF conditions in four
25 follow:
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CALL ON NATIONAL BANKS.

Washington. Sept. 2.-The comptroller
Of the currency today called on national
banks for a statement OF their Condi-
ton at the close of business Sept
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OIL REDUCED.

New York. Sept 2.--The Standard OH
company today announced a reduction
Of Is points in all grades OF refined pc
troleum.
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sandstone. 4 hid; Col Mt. asked;
Jumbo Ext. Al bid. Booth ti1i2. Blue
RuU. asked. silver Pick. IU9. Blue Bon,
3 bid. Lone Star. ga 8, orc. iHE. Atlanta,
12Uls. ct. Bend. 3H4 Rcd Top Ext, ga 3:
bid. comb Fraction. 80 hid; Ct Bend
Ext. asked; O.. BEND Annex, ! asked;
Kowauot s bid, Portland, 2 asked; crack
rrIack. 3 asked. r. Mohawk. asked.
rod INNS. tT5. y. Tiger, 6aS. Grandma.
2I2: GoIinell CON, S.20N S.2i, pneld
Triangle. 1r2. G.. q. d., ~ bid. Flor
au,a. Ext. bid.
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F8irvlcw Eagle 20 asked. Nevada Hllls
2.1-4a2 Is; Pittsburg Sn Peak 90 asked
Eagles Nest. . asked, Hailstone. bid,
Round Mountain. a. bid. Rawhidc Coall-
Iuu 70 bid
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AFTERNOON SALES.

AFTERNOON SALES,
Beck Tunnel 500 at 3.
Big Hin, 1000 at e.
Cedar Tai, $50 at Q.
Colorado. 800 at 39ia.
Columbus. 100 at 20; 100 at SO: 400
at IS; 500 at 81; LOO at Sc; 300 at
Go.
May Day 400 at c.
Ohio copper. zoe at 1878.
South Col. CON. 1.OV0 at l0i5.
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SIX BEST SELLING BOOKS.
RECORD FOR AUGUST.

According TO reports from the lead
ing book sellers OF the country. the
six books (hction). which have sold
hest in the order OF demand during
the month are;
1. The wild Olive, Anon ,......S1.5O
. The Rosary Barclay. .......Si .3b
4. simon the Jester. Locke. s1.5O
4. A Modern Chronicle, Churchill $3.50
8. A Splendid Hazard. MacGrath $3.50
6. Nathan Burke Watts. ,......S l.5O
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
The Leading Book Conce-n.
q Main ST.
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FORENOON SALES.

FORENOON SALES.
Black Jack, y.J at ia
Carisa, 100 at 10.
Cedar Tai. 5000 al 94.
Colorado. 200 az 80
Col Con- 100 at "a
Crown PIT, i.000 at 6at.
DAILY Judge. 100 at 4.25
Iron Bios, 100 at 81 700 al 90.
May Day, 5000 at g. 1850 at so.
Silver X 200 nj 2 90
Sioux Con. $50 at 2f1a.
So col. Con. 500 at 1914.
Utah con. 1000 at 3i4.
OPEN BOARD.
Crown Point 500 at 81.
Grand Cent. 800 at Liz. 500 at 1.20,
Iron Bios. 200 at 90
May Day 1000 at 6.
So col Con, 500 at 10ia 600 at TO-
Ohio Cop 100 at l.97 "
Victoria, 200 az 40.
TOTALS
Shares. Amount.
Regular .........,..-....2 1880 {3,4S2 30
open ....... 10 600 3,l3S 90
NIL oe toO a. son 40