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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-27
STOCKS UNSETTLED,
CLOSE IRREGULAR

New York. Jan 2s-Thc opening deal
ings In stocks showed n very unsettled
tone. sharp advances In some quarters
were accompanied by heavy selling in
dividend, started Is higher than last
night but rcccdcd at once to below last
nights level Tennessee Copper rose
~. American Car and Chicago Great
western i. and Pennsylvania. North
western and American Smelling large
fractions. Union Pacific sold down 2
points within a few minutes United
States Steel IL, Southern Pacific and
Anaconda 1. and st. Paul. Atchison. Wa
bash preferred and Reading largo froc-
tons
A rally of point in Union Pacific
caused a slight pause in the selling, but
whole list broke badly to the low point
of the hour. Union Pacific. United States
Steel. southern Pacific. Reading and
Amalgameted Copper wero the chief
points of weakness. Union Pacific lost
rs. Southern Pacific, American Sugar
and Westinghouse Electric 2, Reading.
United states Steel. Amalgamated Cop
per and Colorado Fuel tx. New York
Central rs. and Chesapeake s; Ohio la
In the course of the second hour prices
fell to near the low levels touched on
Tuesday The LIQUIDATION converged on
the most highly speculative stocks
RADIO Fuel of ~, Union Pacific
3&. Reading 3Ss. Pittsburg Coal
preferred 3R, United states Steel, ANAL
masoted Copper, American Can preferred
and Delaware 81 Hudson g. Southern Pa
cific %, Anaconda 2ss and North Ameri-
can and American Beet Sugar 21a. Losses
ranging up to points were universal.
There were rallies OF 1 TO points by
noon. but this brought activity almost
to a stop. Bonds were irregular.
Prices moved erratlcally. Union Pacific
among others went down to tho lowest.
rallied sharply and again reached new
low level at 1874 Tho movement of this
stock was characteristic of the whole
market. Railway Steel Spring sagGed
AZ. Westinghouse Electric 47s. Central
Leather 29s and General Electric and
Sloss-Sheffield Steel 217.
Short covering and inside support
started rally which was interrupted by
fresh selling. but later on the whole list
went up In a vigorous manner. Union
Pacific. Reading and Amalgamated Cop
per rallied 2. and the rest OF the impor-
tant stocks from 1 to TX.
Tho market closed irregular and I'M
settled Bears offered prices down again
after o'clock but their attempts to
cover shorts at the decline brought
prices up vigorously. The rally in
Reading extended TO 2k. Pennsylvania
showed aggressive strength. rising 1Ss
over last night. Northern Pacific rose a
fraction over last night Recovercs OF l
to points were general, but they were
not fully held
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WESTERN MARKET LETTER.
Especial corrcspondcnce.)

Kansas City Stock Yards Jan "a
There was Il liberal supply OF range
cattle here last week. especially from
Colorado. Offerings were about evenly
divided between killing grades and
stockers and feeders, and tho beef
steers sold at S. to IS 55, feeders S4.sO
to $40, one lot at s5.55. The market
held steady till Wednesday. but closed
the week Is to % lower on all kinds
The supply today is 1900 cattle here
moderate Tor Monday. and other mar
kcts also have only fair run. Some
uneasincss prevails on account of the
anti-meat eating crusade now going
over the country, but there was not
enough excitement. nor lack of orders
to cause much OF loss today, prices
steady to 10 lower on all kinds. few
COW sales Is lower. Up to this time
the movement does not seem to be
very successful east OF Plttsburg. that
Is in the heavy consuming sections In
New York and New England, and or
ders arc still coming from these dis
trfcts. A feature of the cattle trade
lately Is the relatively high prices be-
Ing paid for medium finished steers.
rs compared with prime steers. Pack
ers have been making an effort to sup
ply retailers with cheap meats, so they
could pacify their customers as much
as possible in their protests against
meat prices. and this condition has
made medium to low grade cattle find
a wide outlet. Some feeders are nut
ting cattle on feed now for May and
June, In spite of the present agitation.
believing the trouble will be a thing
OF the past when the cattle now going
into feed lots are ready for market.
Cows range from SO to s5. heifers uo
to Sc. bulls sS.4o to s61O. veal calves
81 to $3.50, heavy calves s425 to $3.50.
stockers $3.50 to 500, feeders S42s TO
s525.
Sheep and lambs closed last week
with a loss of Is to 25 cents, and the
supply OF 10000 head here today Is SELL
ing 10 to 10 lower. Top lambs sold to-
day at $685. fair to good lambs around
IS, yearlings today at 1915 to $3.50.
wethers s5.25 to Sc, ewes $475 to $3.50.
Better weather conditions In San Luis
valley in Colorado has checked the
premature movement of poorly fin
ished stuff from that section, and the
fairly good receipts now coming nre
of good average quality. The run so
Tor this month shows an increase over
same period last year, which Is some
thing OF surprise, as predictions
called FOR shortage in the supply
during January. The market has held
NJ hne however. except for the break
''nce the middle of last week
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CONCENTRATES.

According to an eastern authority
the output of copper in Utah during
December was 100000 pounds less
than usual. This 1t is declared Is part
OF the plan for the big merger of cop-
per interests. The shrinkage for the
month of January. IT is declared will
be close to 100000 pounds.
A total of 325 carloads of ore. agsre-
eating 1920 tons. was moved from
the camp of Bingham 10 the smclters
and mills in one day recently. This is
a new record for the camp
1t seems probable that a consolido-
ton will be entered into by the Chief
Consolidated and Eureka City Mining
companies, The latter is being worked
through the formers shaft at present.
The exchange would be five shares of
Eureka City Mining company stock
for one share of Chief Consolidated.
shares of stock in the treasury am
could therefore buy the land and still
have a surplus.
a committee representing the claim
holders in the Grand River Enterprise
Oil company has received an offer from
H. E. Peterson. representing the Nav
ajo OIL company. TO put down two
wells on the property for a half In
tercst in the claims. A mining en-
glnecr from Oklahoma has written the
committee that he will be mere in
February to look over the property
Grand Valley Times
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James A, Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers', furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
CoMsToCK.
OphIr, 2.0O@2.o5. Mexican. 1.671s bid;
Gould & Curry. 40 asked, Con Ca.
172h Oils; Savage, "A bid; Hale e.
asked; Belchor. 1.20 bid. Sierra New
ada. 71@72: Exchequer. 25 bid: Union,
Sl@S2; Chollar. 2S asked; Potosi. Sc bid.
ToNoPAH.
Montana Tonopah, 75 asked: Mac
Namara. q bid; Midway. 29@30; Tono-
pah Belmont. 1.35 asked; Tonopah
North Star. asked; West End Cons,
% bid Jim Butler 10@11.
BULLFROG.
National Bank. 2 asked, Bonnie
Clare, 10@11; Maynower Con. 2@3:
Montgy Mt. . bid; Homestake Con-,
bid; Tramp Con-. 6@7
MANHATTAN.
Mani. Con, asked; Dexter, 2@3;
Pincnut, l asked; S. Dog, asked;
Mineral Hill. 2 asked.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairview Eagle. IL bid: Nevada Hills,
60 asked; Pittsburg Sill. Peak. 7O@71
Eagles Nest. 4 asked; Rawh.de Queen,
Il asked; Rawhide Coalition. 15@l7
GOLDFIELD.
Sandstorm. 4 asked; Col Mt, C
asked; Kendall, 3 asked, Booth 500.
Blue Bull. 36i; Adams. 1 asked: Sill
yer Pick bid: Blue Bell, 3 asked
Lone Star. 3 bid: Oro. 500: Atlanta,
1O@l1; ct Bend. 2@S Red Top Ext,
bid Florence. 252l502 so, d field B. L.
Cons" 2GS' Goldheld Daisy. S@9;
Comb. Fraction, 90 bid: CT Bend Ext.
l asked. CT. Bend Annex. / asked:
Kewanos, 5@6; Portland. 2 asked;
Crackerjack, l bid F. Mohawk. 2 bid,
Red Hills. 3@4; Y. Tiger. bid: Cold
field Con. 7.90 bid; c o. D. { asked
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ELY CENTENNIAL
HAS COMMERCIAL ORE
Strike I'm Incline From Shaft Showa
Good Body of High Grade Copper,
Silver and Gold Orc.
(snecIal to The Nows.l


Ely. Jan 27.-Thc recent strike at
the Centennial Ely property which
overlooks the city of Ely. has caused
a great amount of interest here. The
strike was made In a shaft sunk in
the old working up the gulch and
about 600 feet to the left of the por-
tai of the tunnel.
The ore was struck at distance of
about 60 feet, 1t was struck In an
Incline off the shaft. The latest re-
ports from the mine say the ore body
is three feet WIDE ana that II con-
tlnues 10 improve with each round
of holes The assay made of the ore
which is now being taken out of the
hole shows 10A per cent copper. and
some gold and silver. No assay was
made ior the lead contents. although
the ore shows its presence very
plainly.
The orc Is now being drifted on and
it is probable that II Will continue
until the contact is reached which VIII
be some distance ahead of the drift
On account of the warm weather OF
the past few days work at the Copper
Flat pit and at the concentration and
smelter has been increased The
plants and mine arc all running at
full blast at present. The concen-
traitor Is now operating three units of
the work and the smcltcr is able to
care for about 500 tons of ore day.
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BUSINESS NOTES

The meeting of the board OF direc-
tors of the Consolidated Wagon &
Machine Co, to be held this after
noon. will be an interesting one. as tho
reports of the officers for the past
year. which are to go TO the stock
holders at the annual meeting on
February 18th. viii be presented. 1t
Is reported In financial circles that
the company's showing for the past
year will justify the setting aside of
the 10 per cent dividend for the COM
ing year. and the declaration of a
3 per cent special dividend. making
the total dividends for the past year
II per cont.
The board OF directors of the New
house Hotel company. who we're to
have met Wednesday. postponed the
meeting until Saturday because of the
absence of Samuel Newhouse from the
city At this meeting a new director
and treasurer will be named to take
the place of Lafayette Hanchett, who
will resign because of his contemplated
globe trotting expedition.
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NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

Tho National Bond g. Trust company
has capital stock of $4,000. divided
into shares of the par value of 500
each n. G. Strlngham is president;
d. F. Collett, vice president: A. 3. c.
Ohlson. secretary; L, z. Penrose, treas
urcr; E Harrison. cashier. These Of
f1cers also compose the directorate.
The Wolf Peak Gold & Copper Min
ing company is capitalized Mt 100000,
divided into shares of the par value OF
10 cents each. w. NJ Young Is presl-
dent; C. F Thybers, vice president; a.
s. Fowler. secretary and treasurer.
These, with John GIese and B. F. john
son, compose the board OF directors.
The company owns property In the
Paradise district, Cache county
The Keith-O'Brien company filed an
amendment to its articles of incorporo-
ton, by which its capital stock is in
creased from $25o.0o0 to $500 900. d.
vided into shares OF the par value OF
500 each.
An amendment to the articles of in
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Lard-Jan, 11s0: May, u.7O; July,
II .62is OIL IS.
RlbssJan.. n;s9,s; May. n.s7h; July.
II. 30; Sept, 11.4215.
Rye-Cash. 50: May. 791e0.
Barlcy-Cnsh, 6o4f2.
Tlmothy-March, 4.25.
Clover-March. 1876.
BUTTER AND EGGS,
Chicago. Jan. H.-Butter-Steady.
Creameries. % 90; dnirles. 2iu2s.
Eggs-Steady, at mark. cases included
q "a ~ 2711; receipts. 2,oos; nrSts, 81, prime
firsts. 81
Chccse-Steody. Daisies. l70M; Twins.
16A@17: Young Americas. l6iga&;
Long Horns. 121s @at.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York, Jan. 21-Sugar. raw, firm.
muscovndo, 50 test, 3.5S. centrifugal. 50
test, 4.OS. molnsses sugar. SO test. 1888.
Refined. steady; crushed. SIS; grnnu-
lated. 5l5; powdered, 5.S.
Conee-Spot. quiet; No. Z Rio. SIS OK:
No. 4 Santos. 99}s.
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NEW YORK COPPER CLOSE.

ia -les A. Pollock G. Co. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
Butte & London, 25@2s: Cumberland
ELY, 1903; Giroux Con. 100 X; Nev-
ada Con. % u a 4. Nevada Utah, 1 7-16
"a y Nipissing 10@ * Newhouse. 30
a; Tennessee Copper. S4h h@35I4: Utah
Copper. 52@A; Davis DAILY. s9s@%:
Dominion Copper. 2@5; Ely Central,
l 9-16@Ss; Ely Con. q @15-16: Fur
nace Creek, 4@S; Greene G. & S. com,
S@6; Mitchell, 1-16@H; Montgomery
Shoshone. e @1%; Nevada Smelling.
l3-l6@1s Silver Queen. 1S@22; Silver
Leaf. 1S@H. King Edward, 1h@&:
Foster Cobalt. sO@4O; Cobalt Central.
l6@ Y: McKlnley-Darragh. 79@S2; Tin
tic Mining. IL @2ls; Gibraltar, 2@3:
First Natl Copper. 47s @5A; Boston
Cons, 1890: Yukon Gold, 4%@N;
Miami Copper. 2S7s @24s; b. S. Gas.
es@A; Penna- Wyoming. 1@5; Ell
Rayo. 2 9-16@2ss Ray Con, 23@A: In
spiration Copper. 9@ u; Gila Copper.
Ses a q; Chino Copper. 1SM OK: Brad
en- Copper, AZ @ g, keystone, 59s@h.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

United Realty Co. to Jesse Hatten ct
al, lot 81, block 2. Union Heights
w. P Read ct al. to r. c Ross.
lots l and and others. In New
London Sub Observation-Disclosures.
Nellie X, Montgomery to E. S. Hub
bard. lots IL, IL. u. II and 10. block,
J. Oalldalc Subj, ..............
Nephi ], Hansen ct al. to j. NJ
Matsen, part of block 46 lo-acre a
Isaac Brockbank ct al. to Carl G.
Johnson, part of lot S, block 3.
plat A....., ......-. ............,.... $50
Sadie Rocklir to Rose v. EItland,
lots 70. "A and 10. block ?, Lincoln
Park Add. .s...s........o.,....... 70
Mary G. Watson to Mary E w.
Silver OF al. part of lot g. block
1l3. plat A Observation-Disclosures.
Edna f. Morningstar TO w. H
King. part of lot .. block 8. plat
D 80. .........,.. .......,............ 25 90
Rebecca j. NJ. Asper to Matthew n.
Asper, part of lot 3. block 113. plat
Ellen U. Proctor ct al. to Alfred B.
Duckworth, part of section ..
township 3 south. range l east. e1-
Charles Caldwell. Jr.. ct al. to John
Hallerstrom, part of lot 3, block 3.
b.. $500 se,..sss,,ss5, sss.,...,,,. j so
Mary Ann Walker Burgon to AL
fred b, Duckworth. part of sec
tIon 8, township south, range l
east .sss.. sss..,rsss,,ss.s..s,.-s.sss. e.
Ellen Beatle to Jens ]. Jenson.
part Of lot .. block 70. plat D.. 3.GN
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

James a. Pollock 81 Co. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
Indiana. 20@3O; Oak. 1Sk@l0l.; NJ ",
2B@A: New. Utah, 1M@H: Ohio Cop
per- 41s@sS; Ray Central, S%@11-16;
South Lake, Sa4@sA; S. & G.. lK@%;
Yukon, 1905, New. Douglas. 2A@3b;
Ely Central, l4@fs; ella, S1z@9; Zinc.
S1h@32: Corbin, l9As@%: Giroux. 97s9
10: Helvetia, 4%@5A, Lake. 6Oh@61;
Miami, 23B@24h; North Lake.
14A@h; S. & p. 13&@1s; U.
S. com. 47N@4S; do, pfd.. 50M@5l;
La Rose, 4%%9-16. Inspiration. sos;
National, 55@eo; Baltic. 1SK@N: One
CO. 6N@7A. Ray Con-. 23@M: Leaf. IL
ala; Tonopah. 6@h; Yuma, 1ls@1l-16,
Witch. 24@2S; CT Con. 1909; B. C.
19is@20; East Butte. 10H@1a. Hancock,
2lk@22; Royale, 22@23; Kew. 4k@5;
Arcadian. 7M@S: S. & b, I4K
az; OIL, 3SM@39: Apex. MON.
Ahmeek. 200@2.10; Gas. S0@32: Boston
Ely. 3Z@%: Cactus, 5h@N. Chief. ?
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Colorado showed but little interest In
the market today and the few sales
that were made were ut II cents. Co
umbus Consolidated showed some i'm
provement over yesterday. Iron Bios
som came out as the strongest stock on
the market today. 1t brought 81 to 80
cents. Mason Valley hit the toboggan
hard and dropped from s2.20 TO S2.l2}s.
More interest was developed In the
curb market where the following were
the sales made this morning: One thou
sand shares or OpeS at 81 cents. seller
80 days; 200 shares at IS cents. buyer 60
days, Greenhorn was disposed of at rs
cents for $50 shares, and 200 shares or
Federal Ely sold for IL cents.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
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AFTERNOON SALES.

AFTERNOON SALES.
Beck Tunnel. 800 at Is.
Bullock, 1000 at / Y.
Colorado. 900 at II; 90 at rs.
Columbus. 800 at so: 900 at 81;
100 at 70; 100 at so,
49, Tin. Dew. 1000 at 6h; 1000 at
y. buyer 60
Grand Central, 100 at 1921. buyer
30: 100 at 1874. buyer 30: 100 at
LS5. 100 at 1.S7h Y. buyer so; 100 at
l.S5, seller 60.
Indian Queen. 1000 at 2k.
Iron Blossom. 1000 at So; 100 at
S5. seller 60.
Mason Valley, 100 at 2.12k; 100 at
Nevada Hills. 200 at e4.
New York. 1000 at S1k
Ohio Copper. 100 at 4.55. BUYER GO
100 at 4.52H; 900 at $50. 100 at
4.41lz.
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eM; Davis Daily. S1z@S: Adventure. s
VA. AZ. Cnml dnM M11. d C,aau4iS..

@M; Davis Daily. s14@ss; Adventure. s
@M; AZ Coml.. 4O&@4i; b. Coalition
29%@26@ c. & A. 6s@6s; C. NJ. 1Oe1
10 u. w. Sls@9iz; CRANKY, % asked (:
La sale. 15@h. Mexico Con, A. ask
Cd; Mohawk, 66@67: Nipissing, iOI,I :.
OId dominion. 44@46; Parrot, 19N 62OIs !;
Snannon' SI1 150G, Trinity. S0Is
A: & NJ. S5@S5c: Black Min. 40 ask
ed. b. & L.. 24@27c: Chemung. 11@M
Chino. 125s @13%; Ely Cons, ss@so;
Allouez. i5@47: Atlantic, 9h6IO: q
q "a: 4o@5o; Cent. 2s@sO Cop. Range,
1s@So Franklin. 1S@M; G. C. oMS
Io; Mass. ia Y; Mich, 7@k: New
ada Con, 231s @9s; N. B.. 4Osa @HN;
0sceola, 16i@155; Quincy. Sc asked;
I,aI Iainarack: 6S@64; Utah Con. 59k D4O;
Wlnona, SB m10; Wyandotte go ssm7s
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.


Chicago. Jan. 25.-Cattie-Receipts esti-
mated at $500: market weak. Becyes.
41O@7.40; Texas steers. 3.75i4.S0: west
ern steers. 4,oo4o.a: stockcrs and feed
ers. s,00a 30; COWS and hcifcrs 2.00ao. 10 .
calves, 7.0Om9.25
Hog@Receipts estimated at 1900;
market 5dl0c. higher Light. 7.95@S.3O
mixed, S.0@S.so. heavy. S.l0@s4o. rough.
S.10dS. %, good to choice heavy. S.Dn
S.4s; pigs. 6.sO@7.so; bulk of sales. 5000
SIS.
sheep-Receipts, estimated at 10000;
market steady. Native, 3.7od5. 50: west
crn 3.9095.e0; yearlings. 6.70@7 10: lambs.
native. 6.o@S.So; western. 6.@aS.3o.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Jan. 27.-Cnttle-Recclpts.
5000; market steady, Native steers. 4-75@
10; COWS and heifers. 2,GoG6.00; stock
ers and feeders. 3 $3.50; bulls. 3.7S@
4.9; calves, s.I6@Soo; western @ steers
HoSs-Rcceipts. 700; market 5@1oc
higher. Bulk of sales. S.oQS.3o. heavy,
S.3oaS 5I1s; packers and butchers. S.l0q
$50; light, 7So@s.15; pigs. e.7S@7.eo
Muttons, 4.a@o.75, lambs, 6.5o9S 10; fed
western wethers and ycarlings. 5.O0gp7. 40:
fed western ewes. 4.5o95.eo.
Omaha, Jan. 27.-Cattle-Receipts 21oo;
3. .sOae 60; cows and heifers. 30o@5 90:
western steers. 3.5@5.S5: cows and heif-
crs. 2.50@4.ic. Gamers. 25d3 %; stock
ers and feeders. 3.00@5 80, calves, 500
500; bulls. stays. etc. 9.coa 90.
Hogs-Receipts. 9000: market 10c.
higher. Heavy, S.0JaS %: mixed. 1850
SOS; light. 7SO@S.10, pigs. 6.7547,60; bulk
of sales. 7.95aS.10.
Shcep-Reccipts. 900; market steady.
YearlinGs, 2697.25: wethers. eog5. co:
ewes, I,7596.25; lambs. 7.2o@7,2o.
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TODAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York, Jan. 27.-Money on call.
easy; 2A@3 per cent; ruling rate, 2%;
closing bid. 2; offered at 2lk
Time loans very soft and dull: 60
days. s1s@4 per cent; 80 days, 3%@4
per cent; six months, d@Ik per cent,
Close; Prime mercantile paper. 1905
per cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual
business in bankers bills at 4S37O@s5
for 60-day bills. and at 1865 for de-
mand
Commercial bills, lsSh@T
Bar silver, 52H
Mexican dollars, A.
Government bonds steady. railroad
bonds irregular
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BOSTON CoPPER ,IARKEr.

Boston. Mass. Jan. 27.-Lake Con-
per was raided on the stock exchange
today and slumped to 60. drop of Is7.
Last Saturday the stock sold at edH
When the stock touched 50 at noon
within an hour II sagged to 60. recover
ing later to 81.
Calumet and Arizona dropped 5X To
6f and North Lake, .. to IA Tho rest
OF the market was unsettled
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HUNT LITHoGRAPHIC STONE.
Especial to The News)


PROVO. Jan. 27.-John Koyle and
others have 19 mining claims in the
Eldorado mining district near Santa
quIn, where John Roundy and others
are doing some extensive mine devel-
oplng with good prospects for success
A number of photographic stone and
petroleum claims are being located in
Spanish Fork canyon by w. H. Tow
ney and others.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS-

81 Louis, Jan, 27.-Wool, unchanged.
Territory and western mediums. 254 Is;
fine mediums. N@@. fine. 12@A
LONDON.
London, Jan 26.-Thc offerings at
the wool auction sales today amounted TO
1898 bales, principally meTinos. There
was keen demand from continental
buyers and prices showed hardening
tendency, with greasy realizing Is Cd,
Crossbreds were sold rapidly to home
spinners and Americans at full rates.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-27
MORE STOCKS DECLINE.
Mason Valley Goes Lower on Local
Mining Exchange.

There was a general weakness in the
market today that sent some of the
stocks down to lower levels in quick
lime. Many stocks held their own and
were fairly strong. but none showed
heavy advances. The total number OF
shares disposed of today was 1880, for
which, It is declared. the brokers were
compelled to pay out $10,o2450.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-27

corporation of the First German Lu-
thcran st. Johns church was filed. by
which tho number of trustees Is fixed
at three. They are William Tedeker.
A. c. Miller and Matt Gallinat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-27
WHY USE YOUR

Lettcrheads for scratch paper when
wo can sell you scratch paper no
cheap? THE DESERET NEWS,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-27
WILL QUARRY RED MARBLE.
Company Is Incorporated to Care for
New Industry.

Articles of Incorporation of the Utah
Red Marble company were filed Mon
day with the county clerk of Juab
county. The deposits are located In
tho Oak Creek mountains, about 10
miles west of Mills. and are a super
Tor kind of red marble. 1t is very hard
perfect of color and fine grained. Sam
pies have been sent all over the United
States and California and eastern buy
ers are ready to place orders. as soon
as the new company can put 1t on the
cars for shipment.
The company Is Incorporated for s25,-
900; the number of its chares Is 100000
OF the par value of 20 cents. Tho off,
GERS and directors are. President,
Peter Brunson of Fillmore: secretary.
w. A. C. Bryan; treasurer L. f. Dun
ming. Tho above are also directors.
Tho remaining directors are. H. S. Ca
hoon of Deserot. and Evan Harris OF
Nephi.