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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27

Among tho~e who ~ili sail on the kron-
prinz wilhalm. for Bremen to-day. are:
RI Arlington. Nh \ Curran. Mrs
John u FINLEY. Mis- Ellen Finley. J.
parson-. capt and Nr Fred Wagner
Assistant Secretary Of state Huntington
wilson aud Mn wilson
On board the steamer Potsdam. for
Rotterdam. will be:
Arthur Pierre COATS. Dr Hugo Gut ma a..
Mrs & 7. Kingsburv and the Misses Kings
bury
Tn. steamship Gro-Ser kurfIers' from
Bremen which arrived yesterday, had
On board
- Ihanss. Dr ~ Char. Robsrt Erd.
man. the Rev william PArei and DIR
clarence sharp
Among the passen gers on the Mime
was<a, from London, we're
a. MHbank. MaEnu- ClaTholTn swedish
, on-ul a. New ioIh. lommOdoIe r g
Morgan Hove. capt John InEIis e 4 y
Prof wooisey johnson ami the Rev 4 J.
Slaitery
On board the vaderiAnd from Antwerp,
we're:
The MiS-e- Joan and Helen CudAhy 81
Chicazn Tho Hon John ldlnRton Il tho
supreme Court ~ OTTAWA. Justice
OGOTman, X 4 ONnard and George
NOa-
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ENGLIsH GRIND OPERt.
Victor NauTeI announce season AZ the
New Amsterdam Theatre

y Victor Maurel the French ha-yt ne
annp.nc,-i IA "A signed Statement y,.--e..
t4v hat hs had made arrsng-u.aJ. Nltu
Ma A ErlAnger to give -eas u
ui grand opera largely IN EnEli-n a. the
N-v Amsterdam Theatre IN thiS city he
gaming on January . 1911. and ending The
later part ~ April. Ps-.id"- Suuiss
rnoerts there will -. 'rr-- p.rfprtuan noes
= week Two - Vhtnh Will ~. pira'i Jn sab
riptlon
This operate -s4- o viii ps ~ th.
chest class -ly- " NuH..I ...i the
..npAny will mel Id- taiuu'l. = Il
u-dvide reputation amt NpuuE AWp.-
an artists of unusual future promise
merely believe there are enough
D.. - ~ grand opera m \"v York 20 1II
20. opera houses II opera IL presented 10
a''.roughly artistic manner
~ Nau'el believe that the time T. ripe
o. re."uf grand opera ~ English and -
go % = plac" equal If not ahp"" opera
90 '. -sign language The singer also
O.. eye. thai he puulIr Ee-" Wi 30 gisd
.. '@i~ mp-e ~ the work 81 modern com
600
~, I. -ay.. i shall not only devote
"y =. rs ., popula me some - the great
7-'"-pi""s-- q the past. hut ! intend t.
-. a. many upyel'te. - possible
= riding To present plans. the season
49, zen with -Fal-tan- IN English. IN
A. "' " NaSrrl viii sing ~" part which
,.'-'. vr0i" especially for hun 7 he
rus 3D. rap"riory viii iUciud" -Con'r-
q 8 'uIu. That's. Tn" Jougl"ur7 ~
'ta-'.r.r m. Tabl~au Pariant- ~
'."..s '1 French thor" will h" phru-
i'- ~ winch Mary Gnrd"as ING h"rs"lt
...'. u.'Fuu. and III" ' dish JOYS
DupWn here as The Bells
..'. ~ hes. operas were written by
rr.. iriauger. whom II N1ur-l -.
..r .a .a f'" head II the modern French
lu addition the -ArWfd.' Of
.r. g... D." sung IN French. Ada and
.. '.ur- ~ Italian In -Aid,- VI
So. -. .pU i-"- 10 present two new
>Lf-- o.. p" American pubic
Er-'i work - und"I'ak" saws
E,r and pns which -. .HT.. "A-
-. .... energy nd thorough Snowl.'ig-
~ ..-.rf hop" and beli-N" ] sha -.
.'-'." .. Ir" task. and am cor iid"nt of
- ...- be- support 81 th" great American
'..'. Iaur"l was Ona ~ IN" most
~ : ..Hr ..rytOues Of the Metropolitan
0''ll.'. Do rh. middle 'i-.s He created
.'~ .- NJ fGIs,GH and IGOO psrts which
w. SCOTT sang last winter az the
"''r.|. .'.u H.. came 10 America fret
'-stUd song at III" old ga DENY
'. .r' .r..i 'w"ntv yea ~ later for thFe'.
-''i-..- "nEIug TO undertake the creati u
.. ...r' = 'nhbcn IA the opera which
| .'.. "H- NrIting around the theme ~
.Hr. ere. q Tempest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27
1utLIEm VIII iNSWER
And GhsnIer viii Ne Examined IN sup
elementary Proceedings.

" Russell Osborn, attorney for Lima
Cavali.ri Chnnler. fled ye-tsrdhy notice
Of apf.sarance for CavalIeTi IN IN" action
brought against her 10y Mr- Julia Cham
barIain CHAMBER. thr first wif" 81 Robert
" ChRnlet 10 set asid" the ante nuptial
agreement IA favor ~ cavalier lie has
twenty days IA which 10 file an answer
TO the suit
\ e-terday was IN" last day in which
Ghnnl.r could file MS answer 10 the suit
IN the CIV Court brought by FIfth ave
nue. tailor un tail for tDo None Was
filed. and sidney Harris. counsel for
Ihanlsr said that there was never any
intention 20 serve an answer. MATTHIAS
Radin. counsel for the tailor. said yesi"r o.
,Iay that he would have judgment entered
Iy default ~ once and move 10 examine
Z unnler IN supplementary proceeding.
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TTRJ ATTtCHED.
'f~'iit"r, Of jewish Congregation PalI
q" t..t NOrtEsEe Nsrated.

".'.r- o. ~. Che',ra Nn-h"i Bprrsen
jewish religious congregation
''.' street ask ed Supr"fu" Court
..-' A'|..y y"-'erd1y 10 nppnint
.' nv th" con grrgation and ya'l'"
.'. .. .U.r'lag" under which ~" zyna-
.l- teen fore, ins.-sl and so'd
....lHr-. Who have tn"n-'.iNr - -
''. cob rrRntipn'- ,"'n"t"ry. -.y
TO ..' -s7.pnd mpTfgigs was 'UItr
. '.' prrrnisriDn - ~" Court ard
.G Goo mold their attachment 90
a ....'"r" 10 Ht,'ysn"e Il the re- "Iv'r
|rtnd They contend thar ~"
.- " has properly worth SO vJ
The first and s"'0ud mort gage
only 81 no WlIl" thsrN ar.
and uur"cpTdrd Judgment fp-
..lrf denied the nD''.n Uu 'I"
.F .. ne owner Of the fOr"Ci1sad mort
g.. '.a' ne trustees u the congregation
a. .l"d the mortgage.
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HrE.Ihene IaeTkrn

N,suN,rr>. ~-pr - Mis- Jane ~
B.,rtru. daughter 81 j y Disrk"n. and
Arthur . N'l lhpHs - New YORK 'ty.
80. r..Ir- ~ William ! GavnpT hen b. was
IN mo Isu. n were TUHrTi'd this evening IN
T boz. hur." % 'ls bird" : ,tar'nt- on street
Cd. fefruFUr vas performed nv Tho k"v
n,ra N,NDu. = rfissrua's ~ tho brds-
groom ~ t,sorsafOvn InivrTstfv. The
futurs h0mr uf tho bride AMI bT id9gToom
- u ~ 10 Nep oTk where MT hcElhons -
nov etrrlOT II by Vice Pres dent IAlbeTt
Ol tns National CITY Bank.
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". u. Long to Wei Mrs. s~non.

William Raw Long. managing editor =
HdUp,1H's Magazine. and at one time
managing editor ~ the Cincinnati Pos,
obtained yesterday AZ the city Hall a
licens- Ia marry Mrs Pearl Dillon Sahnu
of ~ Washington square Mrs S.hnn
- WIDOW Mr. Long was divorced.
from his first wife Mr. Long gave hls
hts age as ~ and said that he was living al
the hudson Hotel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27
rsskese-, Gin Not 81 .ooo. ooo.

S~th Low. president Of ,h" Tuskegee
trustees. announces that the sum Co he
received by the negro school from the
estate Of Mrs Dotger will probably ha
bet wecn $3.50 OOO and StOO. go Some e.tl
mates had placed II at more than 81 mn. go
. The institute still sorely needs the gen
erous help % its friends said'Nr Low
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Arluiit Srl1nnl
VIM. J. Belts, NJ. A., Vale

stamford. GonR. formerly Hesfrnasisr ~ os,s
academy. viii form o. riass IN br'ourr 70 lIrpats
for college entrance examinations. 5uTCe~s ~
sbam ne Hons. q thorough grounding IN ~ sep-
ierts. and the saving % one OF more )eats A.
sured Write for particulars
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27

swift 4 company's ssl-s n Tresh Beef IN New
a. averaged as cents PER po'Ind-Afr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27

LOYOLA SCHOOL Pars AZ. and al St. NY.
Bertns sept - Rev David ". Heam. 81. PTta-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-28
GOOD STRIKE MADE IN
GOLD DEVELOPMENT
Compnpy Cuts Forty Feet Of Low
Grade Orc in Long Tunnel on
Property nj MnrysValc.
Especial to Tho Sews)

Il
Ephraim, Oct. 9s..-Recent develop
ments at the Cold Development cont
pany's property in the MarSsvale dis-
trlct are certainly encouraging, accord
ing To NJ f. Murray. who is nj home
for a few days. He Is enthusiastic
over the recent strike at the property
This cumpany has been driving n long
crosscu, tunnel for several years to
cut the big quartz Lodges at depth.
The tunnel was in a distance Of 2.sOo
feet when the first Of a series of patAl-
lei quartz veins was encountered. me
vein is between 90 and 40 feet Mide
and carries values assayinG from 80 TO
so the entire distance. The vein was
cut at n DEPTH Of l,2T5 feet and the
strike OF 1t extends for 5000 feet
through tho company's property.
Other big veins Will he encountered
in the tunnel within a short distance.
THE strike Is considered by mining men
in the district as one OF the best m
Marysvalc. as II proves conclusiyeiE
that the orc goes to dcnth instead OF
being In cash veins, as has been con-
tended by many.
MIR. Murray and Ole Larsen. the cont
Snnny's s;iperintcndent have II right to
feel elatcd over the strike. They have
stuck to the work OF development Tor
wears, often In the face Of adverse CIR
c,,mstances and financial difficulties.
until they have finally opened up what
promises to be one OF the big mines
Of the district.
In speaking OF the district IN general.
Mr.. Murray says that Marysvale looks
better now than al any period III It's
history Practically all 81 the7mincs IN
5the district are WORKING IN ore me
& Dewitt lease recently shipped a car
that netted over $500 and expects to
ship several more ears in the near iu-
turc.
Manager Young of the Bully Boy and
Webster is preparing to put in power
drills and II new mill at the property
Eycellent.orc bodies have been opened
IN in the Cascade. the Shamrock, The
Glen Eyrie and the Mcculoch proper
ties
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-28
INCREASE DEVELOPMENT.
Con. to Start New Work.
Extension Looking Good.

Plans are being formulated for
greater development work at tho
columbus Consolidated mine at Alta.
This 1t is declared will so into en-
tirely new territory by extending tho
present drifts. The latest assessment
uf 10 cents a share it Is said was
levied to carry out this plan.
The big ore body encountered ut the
property has not turned out us much
high grade as was expected but Is q
large body of low grade material that
Is good milling. Milling ore Is found
In at least u dozen places In the mine
and a fair revenue can be earned
from this.
At the Columbus Extension an effort
Is being made to push the tunnel
through the fssurc which Is a big
water course. From this mine several
carloads of ore week are being
shipped. The vein matter is quite soft
and 1t Is hard work extending the
tunnel. 1t requires heavy timbering.
This Is believed to be blind vein,
spvhiieasbes. bietayein shat is being
sought Is about 500 feet ahead of the
face,
Manager Tony Jacobson says that rs
soon as the tunnel is through the
assure work will be done on the
other side of 1t to ascertain the eX-
tent of the ore body.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-28
MILL ne REEINANCED.
Plans VIII shortly be Announced b,
GuwucnilCimS.

New York. Oct. 2S.--The American
Smelling Securities company and the
American Smelling and Refining com
pany will make public their plan for
financing in the near future. The
American SHELTERS Securities company
is to issue $l5,0O0000 8 per cent bonds,
convertible in flvc years at par. Tho
bonds will be sold to Kuhn. Loeb & Co.
The proceeds Of tho bonds will enable
the Securities company TO pay off It's
Indebtedness TO tho American Smelling
and Refining company and add close TO
< $1,000. 600 to the working assets of the
former company.
The American Smelling and Refining
company has arranged to purchase the
common stock OF the American Smcit-
ers Securities company held by tho
Guggcnhem Exploration company.
amounting to sn,2i9,000, but which Is
carried on the Exploration company's
books AT a montreal value of 81, This
will place the American smelling and
Refining company IN possession OF
practically the entire $4,000, 900 common
stock of the Securities.
1t Is the purpose OF tho American
Smeltcrs Securities company to begin
initial dividends on tho common stock
in the near future. The matter OF
financing the American Shelters Sccur-
itics company was taken up upon tho
return from abroad of Guggenhcm. An
Official statement will be Forthcoming
shortly. }5
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at which time a complete physical and
financial statement will be issued.

at which time a complete physical and
financial statement will be issued.
p. Q. Cole, formerly superintendent
| OF the Mason Valley Mines company. Is
In South America prospecting the great
mineral sections of Peru. Chill, Bolivia
and Argentina,
D. Ryan Of st. Paul, Mimi. manager
of tho Gold Hunter mine at Mulin.
Ida, Is In the city en- route to Ills
home. He is visiting his three daugh-
ters here. Mr. Ryan expects to be back
at the mine within so days.
a strike OF gold quartz is reported
to have been made by Del Duke OF
Salt Lake near Proctor, New. The sam
pie brought to the city was well sprin
killed. with gold 1t was found at a
depth Of 30 feet in 4-foot vein.
Unless a market Is found for the. big
tonnage OF siliciOus ores In the iron
Blossom mine. it will be unable to con-
tinue Its present rate OF dividends. de-
clares w. Lester Mangum. He says
that the. property never was in better
shape or had more ore blocked out
c. f. Coffin. superintendent OF the
Lower Mammoth was in the city TO-DAY
He said that he had handed IN ms
Resignation to the company. but that
nothing had been done with 1t thus far
Overtures. he says, have been made for
MIN 10 stay.
Ten new mine cars for tho Use OF
the King William property at Iintic
have arrived Mt the ground. These
will be used on the 1000 foot level
of tho Eagle and Blue Bell shaft
which is 800 feet from the King Will
liam end line.
The Keystone drill that is being
taken into the San Juan oil fields by
way of Thompson station by the San
Juan Dolores OIL company Is to be
disnantlcd and hauled in. This is on
account of the machine moving too
slowly by its own power.
Within Az days the new mill of the
Grasselli Chemical company on the
flat north of Park City will be COM
}pleted and within 90 days 1t will be in
operation. This mill Is to treat the tall
ings that have accumulated from the
overflow at Poison creek. This creek
has carried off the waste from the
many mills for years and the accumu-
lation Is $500 feet long, 500 to 1000
feet wide and an average OF two feet
deep. The new mill will have a
capacity of 1875 tons of tailings day,
will contain 10000 feet of lumber
and will be So feet long, 30 feet high
and 40Ffeet wide. The work is in
charge of j. G. Johnston
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-28
NEW YORK CURB CLOSE.

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers'. furnish the following. received
over their private wiro this afternooni
Chino. 20Fs a x: Davis DAILY. az
a.: ely Central, 21m2a; Ely Con-
solidated 27n3O: First Nat Copper.
$50 n "a: Giroux Consolidated, u ~
*; Inspiration. . l-16@M; Yukon
Gold, 37sp4; Miami, 19SI%;
Nevada Utah. 3-l6@h New
keystone. 25s ma; Nipisslng. II AI
" Ohio Copper. 2-166 u; Ray
Central. | T-l6ap1s: Ray Consolidat-
ed, ~ an; La Rose. 4ss@Ts: south
Utah. tx ~; British Col. Copper.
.7mk; I3ny state Gas, hs@.A:
Braden, GH; Cobalt Central 7h as:
III rtayo. S9sa'%: Ely Witch. 6dl5: Ma
son Valley. 7s@lo: Mckinley Darragh,
1.1b1l.1s; Mont. Shoshone, 10G15: Ne
vada Smelter. hGika; Silver Queen. So
IA: Tintic. asked; Ontario, ~ G2N:
Alice, a@2ha; Sioux Con-. 27429i Colo
RADIO. 32dl34; lion Blossom. TAO IS; ca
irsa. 20 asked Nevada Hills. b-16@
I-16. eFs.as.fa' ll'as'1fss Ska 49I
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-28
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
MAKE LAST PAYMENT
ON BLACKH0RSE MINE
Original Discoycrcr Now Rides in an
Automobilc--S3S,0u O Paid
For Ills Interests.

After struggling for almost 30 years
to exc out an existence from his min
ing claims near Osccola, Thomas.D
Watkins. the dlssoverer Of Inc Black
horse district. is now fairly on the road
to fortune. Monday the pioneer pros
pector received tho final payment Of
$4,000 on tho sale Of the Blackhcrsc
mine. the original location in the camp
bearing tho same name, says The Ely
Expositor.
The noted gold property was pur-
chased by a. G Bur,ftt, manager of
the Amalgamatcd Nevada Mines COM
pany. Although that corporation does
not figure in the transaction it Is gen
orally believed that Burritt acquired
the ground for the Boston capitalists.
who direct the affairs of the Amalgn-
mated company.
Watkins came over from Blackhorse
Saturday night In u new Buick auto
mobile which he purchased about 10
days ago from the Rockhil AutomO-
bile company. when tho first payment
of $4,000 was rendered to the original
locator. He returned to Osccola this
morning
The Amalgamated people control all
the gold mines of any Importance at
Osceola and Blackhorse, and also own
the water rights to about II streams
that have their source in the Snake
range. 1t Is presumed that this COM
pany acquired the Rlackhorse lninc for
tho purpose of rounding out its pos
sessions.
Quite n stampede was precipitatcd
into the Blackhorsc district about four
years ago. when the news went forth
that Watkins had found gold bearing
ores in that vicinity. Conditions soon
Equieted down in the new camp. and
work has been carried on In desultory
manner for the last three years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-28
DEMAND BRISK
PRICES BETTER

+ . b.. !.
New York, Oct. 2s.-Prces of stocks
started UPWARDS today on u brisk open
ing demand. The gains extended to sub
stantal fractions in Union Pacific, New
YORK Central. Denver * Rio Giande. Erie
orado Fuel and General Electric.
National Railways Of Mexico second
preferred rose and American Sugar H.
sudden break OF a III American
Smelling CAUSED general unloading eist.
where and prices generally dipped peiuW
yesterdays closing. Later eXten 81, Z.
blyIng in United States steel, which rose
from iot to SC,, brought about II general
recovery to the opening figures; Prlces
fell back again at the end of the hout.
Allis-Ehalmers preferred rose :, 800
Line Ii, Northwestern and international
Harvester Il and WABASH preferred and
Pittsburg Coal l. Hooking valley open.
ed II points off ana roledu. st. LOUIS q
Western preferred ]. -.
The stock market was affected ny
realizing sales. The SUSTAINING effect
of the advance In u. s. Steel was useu
FOR that purpose. y sharp relapse re-.
suited. Solicltude for the future nones
market prompted some selling OF stocks siSs
il. S. steel. Reading, Missouri Pacific.
Amalgamuted Copper and several DINERS
fell one below yesterday closilis,
southern Railway preferred and PRESSED
steel Car II. and Bethlehem steel pre-
ferred 81.
Bonds irregular.
Fractional recoverIes seemed to have
exhausted the bull movement for the
time being. speculation becoming stag
nant.
Additional slight advances were made
during the course of the carly afternoon
but the market failed 10 gel up To last
nights close. Hooking Coal sasged II,
American Ice Il and Bethlehem Steel and
l., S. Rubber |.
The market closed fairly steady. Trade
ca me almost to a standstll when prices
got back to around yesterday's closing
level. Pullman rose 2, Denver Il Rio
Grande and St. Louis and San Fran
cisco second preferred fell l and Big
EO,,r n!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-28

Convicts on tho Hill-There are nos"
ESQ convicts at the state prison, the
general registration varying little on
either side of this. Tho warden was
remarIeing this morning tho entire
absence of trouble since the building
of the new cell house. That editce
50 effectually segregates the turbu-
lent and pens them up that they
realize the utter futility of attempt
ing any breaks and are as quiet and
peaceful as lambs.
Ragged u nccr-Ed Rich has re-
turned from an extended hunting trip
through the northeastern part of the
state. lie shot the one deer allowed by
law, sending the bullet. ut 100 yards.
through one eye and lust below the
one opposite. Mr.. Rich says It is Just
u bit cold up IN the mountains A
storm of rain came followed by slect.
which froHe over the whole face of tho
range, making travel difficult. How
over. the cattle were looking fine up
there, and the range feed was of the
best. I
Money Coming In-Thc canvass for
delinquent subscribers to the Y. NJ.
e. A. fund develops quite n number
who arc willing to pay, hut preferred
that collectors should wait on them
TO receive tho donations Others not
heard from have loft tho state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-28
puLL DAY on CHANGE.
Prices Drop Considerable During the
Mornin. 1radin".

From a fairly good market that has
rrevajled throughout the week. trading
dropped to comparative dulness this
morning. There WAS {; sort Of listless-
ness about buying that failed to get any
/. response Buying orders were scarce
and selling orders were in the majority.
South Iron Blossom showed some he-
tivity and the price WAS | cent for
the 10000 shares that changed hands,
i Colorado was stronger this morning
and readily sold at So cents, For tho
first time in several weeks East Tintic
Dcvelopinent sold this morning. The
/ 900 shares that changed hands went
nj / cent a share. Iron Blossom was
down to "A cents and Uncle sam was
slow at Al cents.
silver King Coalition received the
hardest knock it has received In years.
rho stock went to si.65. This Is believed
To be due To the discounting of Judge
+ Nnrehalrs decision on the silver King
s Consolidated against the Silver King
Coalition suit The stock has been
weak for ii long time on account Of the
property putting in a number of I'M
lprovements and doing II large amount
OF development work. On the regular
board the best bid for the stock was
sl.25. tl,
Il The total number of shares OF stock
that changed hands during the morning
was 32Sl7. while the amount represent
Cd by the transactions was Si.23l.O5.
Trading on the curb market was q
little stronger and more stocks mace
their appearance. The iolloWlhg Wers
,he trades made on the curb: 1000
shares of OpeX at is cents; 800 shares
ofGIsinghum Copper at II cents and zoo
ut l6; 1900 shares of Demijohn at o..
cents
FORENOON QUOTATIONS,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-28
TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. Oct. oS-Moncy, on call,
hid. /, offered ut 81. Time loans. firm
and dull; 60 days. iidl per cent, and 20
days, s; SIX months. tlG5.
Close-Prime mercantile paper. 81 TO 3
per cent.
sterling exchange weak with actual
business in bankers bills at t.S2. 5g ~: ~
for 60-day billy. and ut 1870 for de-
Commercial bills. 4,slsaAs2s
Bar silver. 5aac.
Mexican dollars, tic.
Government bonds. steady: railroad
bonds, irregular.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-28
MUNYON'S FROM ALASKA,

Seattle. Wash. Oct. 2s,.-Two mil
lion dollars in gold bullion was re-
ceived from Alaska last night Most OF
IL was brought by. the steamship
Victoria from Nome, which had
$1.90O.00 worth. The jefferson from
Skagwny had an additional hundred
thousand. a large crowd was ut the
wharf to see the treasure unloaded.
Included in the gold received last
night was a consignment of s1O3.5OO
from the new ldtarod district. This
makes a total of more than $780,
900 that has been brought down from
the new camp this season.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-28
CONCENTRATES.

General Manager Sam Levy has re-
turned from tho Ely Consolidated prop
erty at Ely,
The knight companies have adopted
tho policy OF issuing full and complete
annual statements of all active mines,
r, w. Richards of the United States
theological survey, who reported on the
phosphate lands of Utah, Wyoming and
idaho Is in the city. s%
Tho annual meeting OF the Colorado
Mining company Will be held Nov. 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-28
SAN FRANCISCO OH QUOTATIONS.

brokers'. furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoons:
Brookshire, 1.i21. bid; Caribou, 1.4o
bid: Clarcmont. lt0 bid; Enos, LOS bid;
(. Four OIL Il asked; Illinois Crude, 44@
so: Mokittrick. 20 asked; Monte Cristo,
2,b5 sales: New Pcnn'a. 20 bid; Palmer,
il.35Tla7h Pnal, 800 asked: s. f. 8
AtcKittrick. Ii bid; Silver Tip. l.50d
l,65; s. w. X b.. 40 asked; Turner, 1,2o
hid 1850 49, -