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MILL Be READY LONG
BEFORE SHELTER is.
Twcnty-cight Miles OF Ncynln Coppcr
belt Railroad VIII be Finished
UD This Year.

"a When this yenr closes the Nevada
Copper Belt railroad will have COM
pleted 2s miles OF the 40 miles of rail-
road it Is putting In. The work isinot
being pushed at present, US the corn.
pany Is making good llcadway and Will
be In a position to ship ore long before
the Mason Valley Mines has its sinelt-
i er, completed ut Wabuska. At the pres
crt the company has is miles OF com
pleted road in and 10 miles of steel IL
now on the ground or in transportation.
: This VIII be laid before the tirstjof next
year. II
Tho railroad to the smeltcr plant Is
4 finished to within IL short distance oil.
4 the site. This stop was due to short
4 nge of material. This Will arrive IN q
K few days and with but three moro days
of work the road will be finished to the
sinclter site. AS q contract has been
let for u large part OF the building OF
tile smclter no time will he lost IN
putting the road through to the smeltcr
q site so as to Equ!cklyfdeliverim material
At the Nevada Douglas mine the in
cline shaft has been completed TO the
7O0-foot level The company has de-
Jyeloped u large tonnage but has peen
working slowly. The mine has been
thoroughly opened to the 800 level
where there Is an ore body $50 feet long
ind co feet wide with both faces in ore.
This ore averages better than 5 per cent
copper Only n small force Is now Mt
work at the mine cutting stations, put
ting In ore shoots and getting the mine
in condition for shipping. A l,irge ton
mage has been blocked out and the pres
cnt equipment Is able to handle more
than twicethe amount of ore contracted
to be treated by the Mason Valley
smclter. This contract calls for 10000
tons of ore month, while the com
pnfly can easily care for $4,000 tons a
month.
As the Nevada Douglas mine and
Copper Belt rnilrond will be ready for
the smeltcr long before the snlelter Is
ready for them, work is leisurely going
ahead. No effort is being made to force
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WORRY DOES KILL.

Modern science has brought to light
nothing more curlously Interesting
than that worry will kill. More re-
amarlkable still 1t has been able to de-
termine from recent discoveries just
how worry does kill.
It is believed by many scientists
who have followed carefully the
that scores of the deaths set down to
their causes are due to worry and
that alone. The theory Is a simple one,
so simple that any one can readily un-
derstand 1t.
Briefly put, It amounts to this: Worry
Injuries beyond repair certain cells Of
the brain. and the brain being the
nutritive center of the body, the other,
organs become gradually injured. and
u combination OF them arises death
finally cnsues. i
Thus worry kills. 1nsidiously, like
many other diseases, 1t creeps upon,
the brain In tho form of u single
constant never-lost Idea. and as n drop
ping or water over n period of years
will wear n groove In the stone so does
worry gradually. {imperccptibly and
no less surely destroy the brain coils
that lead all tho rest, which are, SO
to speak the commanding officers Of
mental power health and notion
N Worry, to make the theory still
stronger, Is MI irritant ut certain
points which produces little harm II It
comes at intervals or irregularly. Oc-
lcusional worriment the brain can cope
with, but thefiteration and the sreitera-
ton Of one Siden OF a. disquietilig sort,
the cells OF the brain are not proof
against Is 4 n
@ It Is as N tho skull were laid bare
and the surface OF the brain struck
lightly! with a hammer every few
seconds with mechanical precision.
with never d Sign of a stop or the
failure of stroke. Just In this way
does the annoying iden, the madden-
Ing thought that will not be Sd done
away with. strike or fall upon certain
nerve cells. never ceasing. diminish
5gnniSins TINT are 80 minute that they
can be seen only undor tho micro
scope Journal of. Pllysiol illogical
Therapeutics. f " IA
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
START WORK ON 0LD
TRENCH PROPERTY.
Company Purchases Additional Ground
For Property In Saltn Cruz
County Arizona.

/ After laying idle for a number of
years the property OF the Trench
Consolidated Mines company Is again
being developed. This company was
at one time n rich producer but in
| various ways struck obstacles that
caused 1t to be shut down. In those
days 1t was one of the properties Of
j. b. Haggin, the California operator
and the late Orange ]. Salisbury.
When the mine was operated In
the early days it contained consider
able high grade lead-silver ore and
considerable ore was blocked out at
the time the property closed down..
The ore that was shipped run from
405to SO per cent lend and from As to
so ounces in silver. About 1000 feet
of work had been done at the time
the property ceased to be worked.
Recently the Salisbury estate, which
is the heaviest stakeholder, and others
who are interested decided to resume
work. For that reason q dozen or more
adjoining claims were purchased and q
new shaft started nearthe outcroppins
Of one of the veins on the property. 1t
is believed that the new shaft will not
be bothered with water US the one sunis
years ago.
E d
put down In Its time. twas double
compartment shaft, heavily timber and
well equipped. The equipment on
the property was almost elaborate.
When down a few hundred feet the
shaft encountered water to such an
extent that 1t was necessary to close
down. Should the new shaft be both
erred by water an effort will be made
to control 1t either by pumps or the
putting In Of a drain tunnel.
Most Of the stockholders OF the COM
pany are local people. E. s. Armstrong
Is president. while G. B. Felt is the
secretary.
san FRANCISCO OH, QUOTATIONS.
James a.. Pollock &. Co., bankers ana
brokera furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
Ass'd OIL. 44.O0 asked: Blue Moon.
4 G5: Caribou. 1.45@ 1.50; Clarernont,
40 bid: Enos. 1.05 bid: Illinois Crude.
AZ asked: McIlittrick, 1920; Monte
,Cristo. $50 bid: New fPenn'a, rs bid;
Palmer. 1872 " bid: Pinal. 6.25 asked;
Premier. 9091.10; S. f. & McKlttricll,
10 bid; Silver TIP. 1875 bid: S. w. &
b.. 5000; WK OIL. $50 bid.
BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.
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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. 19ss@A; Davis Daily, 100 16; !.
Ely Central. 1906; Ely Con-, 2S@32;
First Nate. 3Ss Qs7s Sioux .,79-1s@A;.
Inspiration 0 s-16@9M: Yukon Gold, 4
@4ls; Miami, 1s4 @1s: 3 Nevada Utah,
j rs @15-16 New Keystone, 3A@ss:
Nipisslng, 10W@h; Ohio Copper.
1 is-1edl5-1s; Ray Central, s01-1e;s
Ray Con-, 1909; La Rose, 3H@4:
South Utah. 1&02: British Col. Cop
1855 al; Bay State Gas, 1a@B;
Braden, q 1a-163A:.l Cobalt c., 7@ls;
Ell Rayo, 3M31s; King Edward. 1-16
Ok; Mason Valley. 91s@11-16; McKin-
ley Darragh, 1.05@1.1o; Montgomery
Shoshone, 3-16@A; Nevada Smelter, Y
5mls: Silver Queen, SOFIA Ontario. 2lS
az; Alice, 201a; Sioux Con. 25@27:,
Colorado. S2@35: Iron Blossom. 75dp7s:
.Carisa, 20 asked; Nevada Hills, 2A@D
t5-16 ts7S --ff{El .,47fF15
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LIVE. STOCK
CHICAGO

! .
.timated at 1000; market dull. Beeves,.
a. 7S0p6.QO; Texas steers. Al dpe.s0: West
ern steers. 4.16a5.o0: stockers and is se 9,
ers. 4.25l6. e5: cows and hcifers. LOG
Hogs Receipts. estimated at 1900;
market SC. Iii CHER. Light. s:4o99.oo; mix mix:
ed. s.054S.aa; heavy, .s5@s.o; rough Ell
l7.s5GpS.15; good to choice heavy. S. leg
$50: pigs. s.1o9s.s'; bulk OF sa SAFES e''0sp
Sheep-Receipts. estimated at 5000;
market steady. Native, 2.50@4.S5; west
ern. 2.I5a4.25: yearlings 4.35 @ So; lambs
native, 4,5097.10: western. 4.ioat w. Z.
KANSAS CITY. II
Kansas city, Oct. 11.-Cattle-Receip
%. 900: market steady. Native steers, 5000
I so; 3 cows and heifers 26cG6, 50; stockers
a aafve feea is;as5 Western stcsss $50
0655: western cows. 275G6:00.
sHoEs-Receipts, 600; market &c. high
err. Bulk of sales. s.4o@S;s0: heavy. s: 50
$50; packers and butchers. s,eefS GU;
Sheep-Receipts. 1900: market steady.
Muttons, 3.5O6p4.a5; lambs. SEC 50; fed
weticrs and yearlings. 3.To15.s; fed
western ewes, 3.s0@4.M s 81
OMAHA.
Omaha, oct. 1l.-Cattle-Receipts 800:
market steady to 1oc. lower. Native steers.
4.25D7.25: cows and neifers, 0o@5.5o:
western steers. 3.I5a4.5O: range COWS and
staesers aSa feeders san ssaa
5.25G7.0O: bulls. stays. etc, 400 @ 4. so.
Hogs-Receipts, $500: market stronger.
Heavy, S.o0dp So: mixed. 8.aO@S.s5; light,
s,4sas; S; pigs. 7.so@s5o; bulk Of Sales
sheep-Receipts. 4s.ooO;j market steady.
sYearlings,3 4. 5oaS 85; wethers. a754 q 4.oe5;
ewes. a.a6@4.75; lambs, s.25 @s.So.
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

ID James A. Pollock g. Co.. bankers and
brokers, received the following this aft-
ernoon. over their private wires:
Ahmeels, i .s5@1 90; Gas, 10000; B.
Ely, 1A@9s; Chief, 1,s@A: cortea. 20
X; r. Nat, SA Oh; La Rose, 313-16R
1915; NJ. ". sss @11-16: Ncv.-Utall. 900
Cent 14@15: Allouez. 44Gp45;f b. Coal H.,
1917 @2o; C.I& H. 5.bo@55; Range. iG71s@
6S; CRANKY, 29@3o; Mass, 10Js 0N; Mo-
hawk. i9@50; N. b.. 31A@h; Parrot,
13A bid; Shannon. 10N Oil; Trinity, Sis
@G; Winonn. s@h; Algomah. 12MdDH;
9E'. Gs B..55QA; Hancock, 260la; Royale.j
22G23; Lake. 35s4 dp36: N. Lake, S1aGps;
Southern Utah, M@2A: on. .4oA or; 8
SoS M 1 eSino + 1s t SSH S@lh p g. :
EeG1s; CT. Con, TX 9S;s Oak, 2s@27; Ma
tional, SD9: Ohio. 113-16@15-16; nh.
Z Coaln., SOS: S. & C., II asked; Az.
Com, 17A@lS; Adventure, Sk@M;
Cent. 20ss@21: D. W., Az hid; g. Co.,
T&@H; Mexico Con-, 35dD45: New. Con-,
COZ ON: Old Dominion, s9A @4o; Quincy,
7s1s@74: superior. 5l,ags2m Utah Con-.
/ OK. g.. b., 7%0la; Hclvetia, 2h@h;{
ok. Lake, 6ss@p&; Miami, 1o%@N oiib-
way. sMph; S. & b., sB@A:s United
States. com. S9A as; United states.
pfd.. $4,000: N. Lake. S1s@%:5
Regole, 1h@2h;1 Bohemia, 4N@b14;
Cactus. 5sT5s; Con. Ariz., \ Is I1b-16:
Ely Con-. 2s@3O; Inspn,. 9 u @A: Males
tic. 56G57; New. D.,517s@2: Oneco, 1M@
2; Ray Cent, il5-16@2: Yukon. 40h;
Atlantic, 6Is@7,s;8C G. 8: Al, $1,000; C. NJ.
6dS: Franklin. II y ola; La Sale, 310H %
III Mich. Az as; Mp, 1880 9k: Osceola,
19sI1S0; Santa Fe. 1SAGM; Tamnrack,
hSdl59: Victoria, 2ls@3; Wynndot, 1ss@i
diana, l61s1hs; Row. sdp4: Arcadian,
.5dlss; Ray Con. 1904 s. g. p, 127aD13;
Apex, az @7s; OIL, 4ol4 91s; s. Utah, q
@21s. y. y1!a 5i5 DIS A.S' u
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MARKET IMPROVES.
Trading on Local Exchange Is Better
rTIrou1hout Session.

-.
Trading was much better this morn
ing on the local exchange than 1t has
9baen for several weeks. More buying
orders found their way into the market
and trading was easier. Something
over $1,000 was paid out for securities
Black Jack showed the greatest im-'
}provenlent, moving up as high as 1Sh
cents. It Is understood that the COM
5pany has not made u strike but that
some good looking quartz has been en-
scountered on the l.00O-foo level. IT
was on this level that a contract was
recently let for several hundred feet
OF drifting. The company also has
some men working on the 200 foot level
The Black Jack Is drifting toward the
Opohongo ground, where there Is nm
excellent showing. IN
Iron Blossom was quite strong this
morning. selling as high as u cents.
Cedar Talisman sagged little lower
today, selling as low as 121s cents.
On the curb market business was
fairly: active. The sales on tho curb
were $500 shares OF Opex at 10 cents:
1000! shares OF Bingham Copper Mt Z
cents: 4 900 shares of Masonic Noun
tain at 10 cents.
j 3i5 Il FORENOON QUOTATIONS.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Oct 11.-confronted by the
fact that tho worlds stock IT wheat 10
the largest on record for, October, tho
total is oo4.sG00o0 bushels and the desire
to sell was general. "A further bearish
Influence was an unexpected heaNy in-
crease in the European visible supply ,E
Argentine news was also against tho
bulls; The opening was 3 70 lob lower.
December started Mt 5000 TO- 81. e loss
OF 1daGrg and later sold ut o6a Absence
at ST xSo EaS to LAX OFF at Isl to 4Sa: Some
Vas a reaction to 4ss 09.
~ Oats were weighed on hy5thc bis CROP
iopencd saps to lga down at, s3a to seq and
hung within thnt range.
? Buying of 1900 tlerces OF january Inrd
sales were u cents higher to u lower
with the January delivery at II .27h to-
II 40 for pork: 10.52h to 1055 for lard.
and 9.o2l to 9.25 for ribs.
in the direction of lower prices md SO
did tho weakness Of corn and oats. The
close was weak with December Mt ooa,
"a net loss OF II.
Corn--Good weather toll against values.
Government figures showing n bumper
crop Ind a similar effect. Tho close. how.
ever. WAS steady with December X Off
Cash Icorn--No. 2. 500; No. 2 white. s. q l:
No, 9 yellow. 51Gp1: fNo.53, 5oaqt9; NO. 3
white 60bdg; No. 3 yellow. 603 1p61; No. q.
34al a Sol: No. 4 white. toaHa; No. yell II
low. 50Gp D. M rs a
4 I3nrley--Gnsh. 600 II. 4, 5,s
Timothy Cash. 7.25GS.s0:S March. s.7S8
9l5. Il . IS "a
yyheat-Dec., e5i: May. l. 0ll July, 9!a.
n Corn--Dec., 4Sl q l: Nny. 6la j ly, Sig.
Qats-.Dcf., 31IG32; May, SOD; Oct Sls;
July. "a.
16. go, ~ faii5 4 Il q x 4 .
n Lard. per 100 lbs-- Nov. II .57h a II GO; 81
jan. 10. 45GD 1G,47i; May, 10 90, Il:
Short RIBS per 100 tlbs.--Alay. Ole; Oet.,S
10. G1a; Jan. Z. 22i n (, l{i IS 5aa!ifS
III BUTTER AND EGG sS
creamerics, 2ldf2s: dairies, 22SSa27. "a
! Eggs Firm, mt mark cases inc uded,i,
1stdpsla; receipts, 1870; firsts q; prime
firsts 49, IS az Is Z:
s. Chease--stcady.{ Daisies, 15h Ia : Twins,
1906: Young Americas, 16a; Long Horns
1e.. u FL III IA n, S
SUGAR AND G oEE'tlEI; &
New York, Oct. II - Raw sugar barely
steady: muscovado o. 4 80 test, 6 40 81 cen-
.trifuEal, 100 test. 1871 %: molassss sugar.
SO test s.i5I Refined s:gar'i ls35 quiet !;
crushed. 5,s5;; grantilated, Il 4. % powder.
ed. sos, b Is ls . II {l.{ X s
Coffee Spot, quiet y y. :
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\
WOOL.
81. louis.

st. Louis. Oct. 1l.-Wool. steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums, 1898: fine
mediums 17Gp2o: finc, HOE.
BOSTON. (.
Boston, Oct. 11.-TradlnE In the local
wool market still remains quiet. although
a few houses report some inquiry for
special lines. Values are no higher but
some dealers believe that territory wool
will advance shortly. The stock of staple
territory wool Is comparatively smnll and
the clean cost is now 81 to 65. a9As
Some interest Is shown in Ohio quar-
ter blood. which Is bringing 2Ga, although
prices vary n cent or two In different
houses. '5s3 u & T. re ID x 81 4
A fair trade Is also reported In both
grease and secured CALIFORNIA; as we'll as
In small packages of eight months TeXls.E
Pulled wool is moving moderately.
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Volume Five
Church History
Published by the Church With Intro.
duction by Elder B. Fl. Robcrs

This volume deals with the h,s,or,
Of the Church from May 3, lai,, 10
31st Of August, 1S43. It, therefore
covers period Of about sixteen
months. Tho main external events
may DO set down us follows: First,
exposure Of the wickedness OF John
c. Bennett. and his departure from
Nauvoo; (2) the charge against the
Prophet Joseph of completely in an at.
tempted assassination of Ex-governor
tLilburn w. Boggs. under whose cele. !.
brated DISCRIMINATING order tho body
of the Church was driven from Mis-.
of Missouri to e1tradito the Prophe.
from tho state of Illinois to be tried
rs m accessory before the fact to en-
assault on OK Governor Boggs; (4)a
second attempt on the part OF Mis-.
souri, to extradite tho Prophet from
the state Of Illinois on tho old charge
OF murder. treason. burglary. arson,
larceny. theft and stealing" first
brought against him in the year 1873: +
( (6) a preliminary prospecting OF ne
west. doubtless with view to the
to the Rocky Mountains.
OF events that relate moro nearlyto
tho Church as an organization there
should DO mentioned: (1) the Intro.
duction OF the endowment ceremonies
and enlarged Instructions on the sub.
tcct of baptism for the dead:
CD an extension of auxiliary
organization by bringing into existence
the Young Mems ard Women's So.
ciety.
Another item of great Interest In
this volume Is tho manifest develop.
ment of the character and spiritual
strength of tho Prophet during this
period. Tho trying experiences
through which he passed seemed to
discover new qualities Of soul power
within him, and to emphasize thosA
4 ed.
The doctrinal development OF The
period covered by this volume dea|s
with several items which may be re.
garded as preliminary to that riche:
unfolding Of philosophical thought to
which the last year of tho Prophets
teaching was so largely devoted.
Vol. s Is now ready.
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NEW YORK CURB RANGE
LEAvEs FOR RANTS HORN.
VIII Look After the Putting In Of
Winter Supplies.

o n. Salisbury Will leave this evening
for the Rants Horn property in Gus
tor county. Ida, where he will be for
ing Of supplies for the winter and lay
Ing out plans for tho development of
the property. a small force Will be
kept at work all winter developing tho
ore bodies. a}
The Rams Horn in the early days
was one of the famous mines of Idaho,
when 4 was under the management of
o. j. Salisbury. At that time 1t had
several stacks up and smelted Its own
bullion twas then q long distance
from the railroad, Since then the dis
lance has been somewhat shortened.
In the early days several millions In
bullion was taken from the property.
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SUE FOR MARBLE LANDS.
Especial to The News.)

81 Provo Oct. 11.--Utah $Blucs Marble
company has commenced suit against
American Marble & Onyx company ct
al. to secure possession OF the marble
placer Nos. l, and 8 marble claims
situated on the west side of Utah lake,
which, 1t Is alleged. defendants hold
as trustees for the plaintiff, but which
the defendpnts have refused to convey
to plaintiE. a i l5 9i
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s, STOCK i X, CERTIFICATES n. 1,

stock certificates. bonds. and blank
hooks of any size or style 4 mad Q to
order. Estimates promptly furnished.
81 THE DESERET NEWS JOB DEPT
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NEW YORK sT Z LlsT.
LAST SALE, Oct.

LAST sALE. Oct. IL
Amalgamated Copper ............ 67h
American Beet Sugar 391s
American Cur s. Foundry ........ so e
American Cotton OIL ...,........... 67Ka
American Locomotive ...,........ 37jj4
Amer. Smelling 6 Refining pfc .1O2h
American Sugar Refining bid ~. LIE
Anaconda Mining commandments. Al
Atchison SSs.............. 1015s
Atlantic Coast Line .....,......... 1851
Baltimore & Ohio ..................101 M
Brooklyn Rapid Transit ......... 1854
Canadian Pacific $50. ...... ..195 gf
chesapeake g. Ohio .........t Sic
Chicago e Northwestern !. ........ 147aas
Chicago, Mil. & st. Paul .......... 123N
Colorado Fuel Sc Iron...... 33A
Colorado & Southern .............. 60Ss
Delaware 81 Hudson. .... ..167
Denver & Rio Grande ..........,...t SO
Denver & Rio Grande pfd. bid.... 73is
Erie 49,. .....5 .e................. 2S1l. 4
Great Northern pfd ............... .129ls
Great Northern Ore Gifts bid...... 571a
Illinois Central f...... 1889
Electromagnetic Metz. "a. {.......... 207s
Interborough- Met. pfd .............. 56Is
Louisville & Nashville ............147
missouri Pacific Observation-Disclosures. b7ss
Missouri, Kansas & Texas. $500. 34A
National Biscuit bid, .............. 109A
National Lead Observation-Disclosures. 81
New York Central ................ 9Ss4
Norfolk & estern ..............-.. 9S1s
Northern Pacific .120h
Pacific Mall Observation-Disclosures. BIN
Pennsylvania Observation-Disclosures. 1908
Peoples Gas ..............-........ 108
Pullman Palace Car commonwealth
Reading Observation-Disclosures.
Rock Island Co. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. BIS
Rock Island Co. Pfd ................ 64ia
Southern Pacific ...................1163s
Southern Railway 24B
Union Pacific bid, ...169
United tSates Steel ................7 IFS
United tSates Steel pfd. ..........11sH
Wabash NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 17A
Wabash pfd .......................3 Big
Western Union ....................7 ~ I
Standard OIL
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T I MONEY MARKET.

New York, Oct. 11.-N1oney on call
steady, 2s@s per cent; ruling rate, az
per cent: closing bid. per cent, offered
at per cent.
Time loans dull and steady; for 60
days, AZ per cent: for 80 days, 4ss@ss
per cent: for six months. 4ls@A per
cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper, 51sdc
per cent.
Sterling exchange weak, with actual
business In bankers bills at s4.s270dD
81. so. so for 60-day bills, and at s4.S5. so
for demand.
Commercial bills, s4.s2A@H.
Bar silver, 54Ts cents.
Mexican dollars. as cents.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds steady.
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l
West Quincy ........... 10 ........
Alta Hecla .............l .07Nl .O9
Old American ........... .02 ,.....-.
Seven tTroughs Coalitionl. 20
Masonic Mountain 800. ........ 10
FORENOON SALES.
Black Jack, G,EOO 1T IS: $500 ut 1S11S.
Cedar Talisnnn, 500 at 10; 800 at 12Is /.
Colorado. 200 at SO. M
Columbus Con, 100 at S6,s; 500 at So,
buyer 10; 500 at 35ls: 100 at 50.
indian Queen, 1000 at ". n
4 Iron Blossom, 200 at IL: 400 at 70.
4 Lower Mammoth. 5000 at Z.
Z May Day. 5000 at SIC.
Tin int Central 1000 at s; 1000 at sis..
buyer go.
Uncle Sam. 100 at 29ls.
Utah Consolidated, 900 at g. 8
8s I'll OPEN BOARD.
Beck Tunnel 1000 at 5.
Black JACK, 2.7c0 at 1S1s: 1000 at 10,
buyer GO; 100 at 10. SIS
= Colorado. 5000 at 33.
500 at So. : : : + { =,
Iron Blossom. 200 at II.
Lower Mammoth, 1000 at Z.
Mountain Lake. 800 ut 2.
May Day, 1000 at 81.
buyer 60. :,
Sioux. 500 at GO.
Tintic Central, 1000 at 8. "a,
SALES.
Shares. Value
regular ......27350 si,326. 90
open .....l.... ..........2O,7 700 1855. rs
Total {. s. . 4s,o5o s7g7s "a
AFTERNOON QUOTATIONS. "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-11

AFTERNOON SALES. =
Book Tunnel, 1856 at Az
Black j., 1900 at 1879; 1000 at
10. buyer GO.
Iron Blossom, 100 at &c; $50 at 10.
Il Lower Mammoth, !, 900 at s.
New York. 100 Mt 2.
opohongo. 1oOat1 10; 100 at 1919
South Col. Con, 100 at 10.
Swansea, 1000 at ! ".
Victoria, 100 Mt 1870, buyer GO.