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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-13
Sbtssss, IL. Defender.

MELT. - Nartt mar piQia. - MtRter
yaisnts 81 80-l.s,, 6traigsts 43.904.80,
Gyrins p1tentS tt.a)-5.1s, 6trailtts $3.9o
--4O5 Haifrs ss.50-S.70.
M1.i,sa.-6ar Des.mbsr s37s-s41le,
am e&Iut 1896; fir Mai s9-s9zs., am
ehlus s9As; fir SuIi s61f-s71ss am
Ghlus T81Ss.
BsIfafsrn. -tar T.,.rnSsr az
48s, am s6Iub 4731s; fir Dtoi 4s14 1886
sm e4lut 1885,; fir Suit 4S1s-491ss, am
shIus 4s]ss.
sat.r. = sar December s2 - s214.
am eAlut 3a1St; fir Nni 82A - SO, ana
sdlub 83e; fir SUIT SO - 331ss, am
ettut 8s1se.
NsSas1.-xs. . 62e.
e.rAe. - Sat. Batt.rssras 43-4Se,
gate bis Asist WaI,g.ras 57-72s.
fimsti iaamsa. - Rsgs $500
--3. 80 Der Gtatatr.
aI.eisamsn. - s1o.oo--1s.oo per
Gtntasr.
NsfSsr.- sl7.so--l7.75. sar sanuar
$Is.45-ls.62ha. am &aIui $18.57tk; fur
Ufai s18.20-l8.40, am ShIus $1s.52f.
O6aaIs. sl0.65 Sr 100 yfuno.
Gur December $l0.S21<-10,60, On Shlus
$40 san; fur oanuar SIC. .05-10.20, am
shlus $10.12n; fir Mai $s.9o-10.oa y,
am ehlub $9.971l.
Gtsrt Aiyp.H eli ts R-esfe &c. 80 -
1000 Der 100 yfunb. Cir Sauuar
So. go - 1000. am e4Iuj $992h; fir
ysai $972lS-9.s0 am edlub $3.50.
Dat ter. Nartt mar ftstis. grsanertss
28-851fe, Darn as--33e Der Yfxns.
eier. --Ntsr.t mar aetis. erif4e 49,
24t Der Dxbs1S.
afe.-tiar.t mar fetis. Grss. 1eH-
1Te Der Yfasb.
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AmSs6rtiae Mdrtte.


AGs ~tftH1sbs
NEIL sufutr 10000 BIS, 1erfGast
5000 BIS. - Der Marst mar beute Fetis.
&yrins Satent A.40-l.65, Nint.r Straitsts
A.45-4.55, Btntsr YatentS $4.65-6.o0,
Spring clears 34.15-4.45, Binter EXTRAS
~. NOZZLE, no. 3 10. $s.95--4.0S,
Aanias 6traiebts $4.0D--4.10.
Nsssenmstl ssr rnbis.-Eair Bic autss
$3.S5-3.S5. &siee biz fanes $s.90--4.00.
EuaSet,eum umstt mar rubis ~ $3.50
-2.50 Der loo vfnns fair sis sntss $2.s5
.--s.15. dsiee bis fants $b.oo-6.25.
MatSmeb mar tpilIia.- 6eines stses
xnS selbts $l.3S-l.40, arsbes $l.a0-l.36,
AiinSries 1888.
AStiien nsminsd. Im.rissa s5s
ani Ganasian e3e c. /. Z. ssss Dart.
Nsssen taum itsttg. 6sksrn
68--S7e {. I. 7. DuHa[s.
Ssrts IN tuillis. is.--Waltss.se 57-6Ss
{. II. SuFals.
H.t,en.-sasxsr Isl, 900 Sx.. s.rfsnst
lis, 900 Su. Marst mar feif.-ys. . n.n.r
rstter 106 {. 1. (. i'm gltSator xnb 107s
I. 3D. f3simmenS. Hs. Hsrtssra DuIwt5
95Nc {. 81. f&simmens.
8sIfAfsrn- sufusr IL, 1000, BsrfsnSi
1000 Dx. Der Ytari. lit fen eYpsrt Ns. :
h41s5 TIN slssstsr xns s47ls I. .. b. f4sim'
menS. p.
4sf.r.-ssrusr 5000 ss., s.rfanst
10 900 Bu. Der Ntartt IN aetis. etansars
S.is.r 38lfe auf bem 9elsif., NJ. 4 stiter
sss. 10. a s8e. r.. 4 86>a-371ke.
9sx 1T ruhis. - Yrima 140s, ses. 115,,
10. . 1866, ns. 3 90--9Se.
&sbfsn III rnhis. - State srsintrsr Bis
6stee 1919, N-32; 1911, 15-l7s; "a.
eift CssF srsiadrsr Bis Ssia 1912, Is -
23e, 1911 15--l7e.
&xate Nns pilia. Gs1t,aI Gseritar
a81it, Bsssta 2sIk-291e.
4eSer III feR. $emlsx 23-2ss.
$srt it iietis.--Gamils 23.00-14 90
fssrt clear $2s.00-24.5o, gtsi 1925
1875.
se.r In fart. - eami!s$24. .oo-25. 90
Rel te0.oo--21.o0. S.f. sAinsss 5000
SO 90.
Grt re ats ans t.tia. - S.pSt.rts BEL.
lies, 10 bis IA ~, 1ah-12l<t, bs. sAut-
tern .f-S,1s, -. S3is,sn 1l-144e.
6Amal, III piaia. Ntissl. Aea S.ims
s10.65-10.75; Naffrirtes III f1nah. esxtt.
sent sIl.85, .. 4. 1890, GsmSssns ~
--S1ss.
fa[s III Hetia. yrims Gtss ~ sLs
Gsnntrs 6-6It, Special 7e.
| 9ax mn sltfssnsn. Del Dar niuig
Srima rssss au $5.34-540, Srims esnms,
sslbes $6.25,-6.4e.
Setrsltxm III netig. - AaFfntrtss
Hts 1srtjs.51, tjilas.ly5ts Nab 61ltimst:
| 90. so, -. in Nult 81 50.
81! &c II rubis. Ssmstie tI..s. Cti'
31--32e.
| &ar. III nttia. etraints, SssStnli6,
bic sutts 3390--8.00.
f1Semti a IL ftstig ~ S91ke.
neis III feR.-etsssimifSr e1--ee
yatns sh-6Ae.
NsIsffss in f.f. RES orIssss DpsH
Asttle, ester Bis asit., 85-55e.
1xker. - Hst.s IN f.n. NxssssaSs
- feh, 3.5sc, centrifugal ss rst 4.05e,
NsiaFss.8a6er % Ter 3.30e. &afFxirte,
III fetis. Gxt assf 6.70e, Gruf5ss 6.60s
NsnD IL" S.2st. Sab.s 6.15s, vssssrss
S.05e, Sranutatss 4.90e, Diamsns ~
4.sot, gsa'ssttsnsrs Il" Arse, re. / ass
Re. 1886, r.. s4.s5e, Hs. 44.50e, ses. s
4.45, Rs. 8 4.4o:, Hs. 7 @.s3t, Ts. s4.3os
res <.25e, 70. 10 4.21e, sts. IL 4.15, Re-
IL x.1oe. r.. ls 4.0je. Ks. lG 4.o5s.
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Neue 8 ppthefe n

aaura %. ELTON an College Sill 3,
& 9. Go.; $3.50.
2lnnd 90. 9oliion an Sbe g. y.
Yeters Realtp Co.; $631. .38.
Sobn .. Jite an antonio Some 8.
&. 9. Co.; $475O.
Spbn s. 8reene an GonsreB 9. sl.
Co.; $4,000.
Clemens j. 2obmann an 2iberal
6. e g. Co.; 5000.
@oloen Renfro an Some 9. &: 8.
Co.; 5000.
Sohn pierce an SouSberu Sbio 8.
e s. Co.; $500.
aate Gtorn an 4arrb g. MuthaB;
$500.
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efraAeRS SaIM- -MftteR.
Gelb. spnss mns aftien in N.p ysrs.

Gelb. gpnbs anb Nftien In Wen yprs.
OtD .on tsuA 1T piaiser :u 3s4--6% uao
iblob su Aa<.
$rima SsfAaftspapiere sursta ia 81
biSfsntirt.
et.rlins arhanae IN fea. eidt
al S4.s5Is-1.75l uHb 40 Gage Commercial
Bills ~ $4.8V14-4.801a.
Sanbes. . Obtiaatlsnen n1ren Ne'
tia unb Sarpen pie ieIat sxsfirt'
Ser Staaten Mefunsina ~ lOOte-1Ol q,
~ rssiarirts (ls25) 1i3A-ll4E. esupsns
gsuSsns iO2i< - 1O3, ysnama Rssiteres
~ 1007s-l01L.
Aftienmarft. Der Wartt mar btnt'
fhwad. 90 puroe elm itarter Erud gum
gerfaufen ausaeiibt unp bic preifs hatten su
Ieibrx. Union 9asiie, 8eabing nno eana-
bian Sacifie Iitten am meifen. Der Nart
ihIoS niaie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-13

Fixtst.s.-Ssss.s 81. .50-1o.7o, fern
etier. 81 $3.50, b.aIiAs etiere $40
$40, 6tsS.ri uns G..sers $4.35 - 7.60.
!eat. xss osif.rs S2.70-7 .S5, Raiser $3.50
--lo.50. Nartt lansiam bis idsah.
6AsttH.. - etiSt. 81. .00--7.37H, &C.
nif6t. $705--7.45, f6Sere &7.o5-7.45,
rsnbt $7.05 - 7.20, eertel $500 - 700.
START itetig bis Be niebriger.
6Aaf. xus samnsr.-DAsfe Gin.
k.imifa. 81. 10-5.15. sefIihe $4.3o-5. 10
5dbrlinse S.. .60-6.90, aammer einb.tMi'
IL. 81. .35 - S.85, sstti4e $40 -- 8.s5,
Mortt ftart bis Zoe bobtr.
Bxfnbr. Nisssiet 1880, e4sstas
26, 600, CAaIe uaS 9dmMsr $4,000.
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ipiIlia II $7.30--7.40. eiien III rnbis; 10. l
GsaaSrp Nsrtlera $l8.75 1875, xs. ; b..
~ t18. 2S-l8.T6, b, Ssat1ers $18. .7S-
is.a5 xmb. ~. esatters fsft ~ $lo. 60
1900.
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Oiebmdrite.

Ginsinnatt. r. DECEMBER.
9nfuhr unb Seridnbt mdhrens Der sertsi :.
ftnen "a etunSeu, pergli&en NIT ben serters
sebensen 3 9as.u waren nie foIst:
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fTiH. Rae. cont. 5r.. s5H
tiat. 81. o'Ter. AZ ssH
q. ". g. gen 3hr s5
n. y. O. beD. 4r. slA
T.g. 81. $50. .3h 9ik
R''oIs&@. f.ecn AZ. ss
". & 20. CD. 4r. . Ill
q1orh. apaei'te 4r s7h
alcrtn. Nencisic 81. ssi4
IL. g. q. rfba. IL St!s
Denr. CD. ~ (19f5) So
Tenn, con. Ar. .l6lM
Rcabira nen. Ar. !. Ss<
Et.a.&E.E. IA. AZ 75
Et.2.&S Ha.5r.... sast
/ Tt.0.&E %. @.eDr.4r. sOLi
Sent. gf.r Cine IL TlH
Eonth. Wdc. col. 1 n
g. NdciHc 60. Ar. ezlI
2 oiifb. Fnc. l rfY. ~. S3
|, scnfh Matifrnb 81. 1oss{
/ Eontb. .Hn. Gen. A.. II
Itlrtcn Waetfic 4r. ssli
4 tfrien Tdciftc CD. 4 s7h
lin. Rde. I, u ref.4. ss
i y. G. fiubber er. 1914
II e. GfeeI 2. 81. lsON
1 Eire. g. Chem. 81 sTh
&dk. 4. nne eyt. AZ 81
Meffsrr Wlb. 4r.. -
Nerrinob. Qf. CD. br sSA
mts. Central A.. sol4
-.s.
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Htntion gen A.. ssI
eiimifpr comb. 81. 1927
sIimtfon comb. 81. i06h
eftIanftcG 6. I. ~ s6
HnIfim.N .NOhio 81. s1h
@altim.&Ct 3it sGh
g,ropiInn1r. cd. Al ss
Gent. .of0eoratd ST Ws1
Central qeaiber 5r. -
q. ofM. 9 gen Sc ssN
Gbefdp, &Chio AR. "
Gbic. & HIt 3!r.. ee
Cd. q. & g. I. ~ S.
q. .,N.&n. nen AZ. =. IS
V.W.>. .W.e.3f... :. los
g.M.g.&lRac. col. At. s4st
G.M. N&Tac ria. It. Htz
G.Ag.ref.&ert. l2r.. s3k
TeI.&6ubfori d. AZ 81
Dam. U. ref. br. :. s3ht
fiftsners 81 ...... ssl Z
Grie prior lien A. s6k
9rte Gen 4r .... 13t
Qrie co. II fen. y i5f
Su. Gent. ! ref. ~ -
Snfsrbore.Wef 4r. ish
Snt. .Merc mnr. ~ ~
eSnpat 4Ar. 49,. 0
Manf. g'h o. ref. 5r. IN
n.S.beb.lr (1931)- Nh
g. Z n. I'm. 4r ;. ~
m.A.&Xex. I. Ar. Slk
@.A.&1. gen. cir Se
m2tHsurt 9nctfic IL. 70
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WDia. Welontartte.
Six.innati, II. Dsembsr, 1918.

0JhkAHWstt AS' 0v6tswUsAs sSAs 3
DIE manttn iparex teute siemti6 easf BE-.
fdaitiet. Die sta&fragt mad Gurletsn mar
cine reht quite. 8elo IN wiaiaer, bod tnb
Die 3instutef nod unberdnoert seblie.
ben. 6iir Garleben yon talA pur-
osn bon ben Wanten 61r - so bert4net,
ltnl GeiAaftspapiere purben bu 6% oistons
TIT. Cte Mailer pIaeirten 1ripat. aapital ~
t-6hS ION eaI'' unb auf 3sit am e1f-
6x.
fqsGid anf gsp Us,s
purbtn N Wari per $1,000 ,uii&sn 1anlsn
osrsanft. Die Gsunterrate betrast Dos vra.
nsis Der $1,000.
age&isl aai GasspG.
tnt tart. Die fsIssnbea nust,ran gen
ltnt ~ berimtsn:
asnSsn, 5 faa. ei4i, l.ss14-4.ssk yer
8. 60 faes Si4t. t4.S2l --4.829 per 8;
PARTS, tsse siAt 6l7H Eraaes; ber
tlD; 90 fase Slot $40 traa" per
800; fir Dsutfhlanb 4 fase ei@t. 4 Narf
s51ft b. 80 Gage Si4t, 941se
Dsssmsntars Dias aaf 1onson nurStn ~
l.e0, kaaf olassss sa 4.60 uns asf Bel.
tAh IL l.7924 beriaaft.
Nsabs4. 4.rbIissfssseM.
!sysb sns t'sis. Die rans.a sastires sis
eiasaaf. Ssrtaaf.
~ HsnbS. 1895 Coat. .ll8A l14h
% Hsnbs, 1918. .i02k 103
~ DsnSs, 1880. .....l00T 10lK
~ H6noma ..........l0OT l0lH
0Isari~s essie ttmfSte.
Die ltmidte TIM 6ieiiaen GleAviaatsx fs 81.
hsfen ~ beste aaf t5,24l, 700.
essai. eesmritltsn.
rk 0siddfte saren beute an Der hieiiaen
81rfe fehr rnbis xnb bic preii. s.briidt. Die
foIetnbsn @erfdufe finb su betidtsx:
Nm ber UBrie.
Firas Gan
I Mifte Gin'fi Gas electric. ...... s4&
10 Yttien SosIin Sdmtb. pfb. - ....... 100H
1 Qtite 0rccter & 1ambIe.
estea& CAP
. Miiien Qin'ti Gas & electric. ........ s4ss
Miiien Gin'ti Gas T. ,GIectric........ s43s
sm sifsneH n,asft
90 lften Gittls Minmi. ............-....2o 2o51s
100 Mitien GIebeI. Bittsb. 7% pfs. 1881
sIitieu 8Iobesgpernide pfb...........12O
Ma6ae5sHle 1sbeae tsn i'm tisfaes UtArft
leanblt1tn 0snbs xnb Kitten sisbt bic Off.
iisHss nusttraxsex az:
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Minbnisb. Die Madfrage mar cine
ant. unb bic grsii. ftstis fur bic beNsren
aualitdten. bic gsDobnli&en aber parsn
fbpab im prsiis. - MilAtabs parsn itetis
BITS fart.
GAsne 6tisrs bra atea e7.00--s.50, ertrG
s.75-9.Oo, fanes = Oafsa %. .76-7.25.
SIS. Seifers $3.7k-6.76, ertrs $500
-7T0, fltt $3.a5-6.00, austrlefene bis
sftra $6.75--6.00, GannerS $3.50 - 3.6S,
0tsGeys xab tssSsrs e6.00-7.00. Stods
oe,fers 44.26-600 0tsd- -Aibe t1.s0-4.2I.
BxIIen. Tie 8aiabr uar nur mdbig,
bic Ra9frase sias s,emlt4 CUTE unb bic Yrei-
fe ftetis.
Slassse .aS Ia4ts @l.o0-l.75, Dsrseaa
q. .76--6.E0, srtra sS.00-6.6 .66. fette Dxue1
36.ak-x.7S, Sstbsrs 4l.S0-6.35.
AdIber.- Die 3ufnbr mar anfanes aur
natis .uns bic Rrsiie fstis Bic .tart. sssea
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Mist resthris.e Mssses.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-27
LONG STOCKS COME
OUT ON THURSDAY

Jnrnes A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers, furnish the following received
oTer their private wire erday after
noon:
Paine. wcbber q 90. Boston.-Tho
stiffness in money rates had an adverse
Influence on tho market today and con-
siders BILE pro6t-taEing wes in evidence
The Union and Southern Pacific state-
lnents were very good. but had only
temporary effect on the price OF stocks.
Heavy sales of copper for export wara
again reporsd and II is said that fifty
million pounds have bean sold during the
past few days.
In the local market East Butte was
again. the active feature. selling at a
ue~ high level Of ISL. at which point
uulte little profit taking was met with
We look for an irregular market the next
few days. pending the easing UP of money
rates, hut think the trend IL unouestton-
ably higher
Logan e. Bryan. New York While
price changes OH the whole were not ma
ierial, stil IL was apparent that the dis
position 20 secure at least part profits
on long stocks was rather more pro-
uounced than 10 increase holdings
heavy volume OF trading in Steel at ad-
T9ncing prices for a time scrvcd To crc-
ate tho impression that the interests
which have been the most conspicuous
on the buying side were disposed 20 force
higher range OF prices. even In the face
or distinct Ia rdenlnc In ,lIe money mar
let. but as a result Of the days trading
n was generally conceded that a pro-
n"unced general rice for the time being
is not likely. There has been some ratii-
or influential accumulation OF Missouri
racine, predicated on the roads physical
and financial condition. and the same To-
day was reflected by n sharp rise I'm the
stock. While being hrllish for iour
r'iil. We ars inclined towards the view
Expressed IN recent advices that lonZ
lines should bs reduced at the present
time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-27
PRINCE WILL RAISE
ITS DAILY TONNAGE
Manager Smith Says Com
pany Preparing for Three
Hundred Tons Daily.

Before his departure for Phoebe Thurs
day evening, General Manager A T.
Smith, who has charge In bohalf OF the
Charles II. Knox interests. intirna ed
what everyone believes Is a dead GER
tatnty when bo stated that the deal for
the control OF the Prince CONSOLIDATED
company would be consumma ted without
ran at tho logical hour. Just how long
the completed deal is not delinitely
known, but everything has been shaping
during the past few days in such @ man
ner that no one he's entertained any
doubt but what favorable action would hc
taken at the right time,
MT smith gavo out soma interesting
lntornla tlon In regard to the Prince Com
solidsted. which will be gladly received
by tho local. stockholders, prlncipally i'm
portant being tho word that the MANAGE
ment was 10 increase the ore Shipments
as soon as possible. The shipments are
now at the rate OF about 200 tons daily,
and this is to be increased TO 800 tons
without delay
Another interesting bit Of informa Ion
released by MIR. Smith WAS to the effect
that the nhipments are averaging in cx-
cess OF tho figures determined ut the
time the property was examined and
sampled. Jt was figured for Instance
that the tonnage OF huxing ores would
carry about "a ounces silver and 2,7 per
cent lead. while during the past month
the smelling returns showed tle ore TO
average three ounces silver and por
cent lead, meaning fully 81 per ton more
than had been anticipated
1t is evident that the Prince Consoli-
dated is fairly launched upon a career of
splendid production and earnings. IT IL
Known that the Inino holds consider
able amount OF high grade lead ore. and
In view OF the present market for lead
II rs not unlikely that the management
soon VIII make arranS ements for getting
some Of THIS money making material on
the market. 1t has been n long and hard
pull for the Prince. but II iS tho long nd
hard pulls thar count after all,
Mr.. Smith reiterated his optimistic OK
pressions In regard Ia the Home Run cop
per propert" which is owned oy we'll
known Salt Lake capitalists. the group
being located ia tho Bristol. Nevada,
mining camp. Mr.. Smith states that tho
Home Run will make a good mine, for
all conditions arc as favorable for results
as they were for any OF the noted pro-
ducc-s OF that particular section OF the
state.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-27
EAGLE s. BLUE BELL
AND DOW INTERESTS

There was decided break IN the Eagle
S= Blue Bell stock Thursday morning in
the east. and the only explanation that
waa forthcoming for this, and the only
explanation that is dus, Is that forced
Liquidation was following the tangle In
the affairs OF the :. r. Dow company,
which was forced to make an assignment
the first Of tho week It is thought oua
this way, especially In view OF the hints
from the east yesterday, that the firIa
was the holder OF some of the Bingham
Mines securities. and forced liquidation
rather than any physical adversely at
any OF the properties is the only reason
that could be given.
1t ls known. for instance, that tho
Eagle &c Rlue Bell mino has never been
in more ideal shape for production than
1t is today, and that shipments on an
unusual SCALE will begin on or about the
first Of tho month 1t is merely Il mat
ter OF getting tho now ore bins In shape
by the first of tho month, for tho prop
crty itself Is In readiness for big pro-
duCtion.
An echo Of the Dow difficulties yester-
day was a statement Issued by the Off
cials of the Indiana company. This com
peny owned S32. 900 OF tho Dow notes
which cannot be collected ut tho present
time, The company has no debts except
the payroll for the past month, and an
assessment Of 81 share has boen levied
to meet the existing requirements.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-27
At SEVEN
TROUGHS ARE BUSY
Steady Shipments Made and
Considerable Money Goes
to Development.

II IL not generally appreciated that the
Seven TTouehs Mining company is in
arst-clsss financial condition. the treas
ury holding over 100000 shares of stock
3nd a cash sum in excess OF the present
market value OF the whole property. nor
that development work has been pro-
crossing satisfactorily for some time past
at the hands Of leascrs, These leasers
have been eXpendIng from $4,000 TO $4,000
per month In development work and
they have been doing this for at least
two years, getting now to the point
where they should be securing very sat
isfnctory returns both for themselves
and the company.
President r.. j. Evans Issued a state
ment giving the mine conditions on
Thursday. This statement says among
other things that the lcaseis are work
ing twentYfour men. and the force VIII
be Increased shortly. The leasers are sv-
eraeIng seven tons OF ore daily produc-
zion. and with the increased force this
should be Increased TO not less than ten
tons. The bulk of the ore produced 80
far has been low in grade yet il has
Welded small profits The statement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-27
YANKEE SENDS OUT
THIRD LOT ZINC ORE

The Yankee Consolidated company has
shipped out the third lot OF zinc orc.
consist Ing of two cars. A day or two
ago tho settlement for tho second lot
was received. and the average price re-
ceiNed for tho zine was S1.3il per hum
dred. while the third lot should bc set
tied for at close 10 $3.50 The Tiutic
shippers OF zinc orss therefore, have
high sTelter rates at their disposal. and
rcturns are high az a result.
The Yankee is continuing it's work at
depth Into virgin ground In search of
new lead-silver orc bodies. On the 1900
foot level the face on "Wednesday aver
aged | per cent lend and ! ounce silver.
showing that good results arc logical a.
practically any time. work II being
prosecuted on tho 1900 and tho 1000 lovrip
on tho latter TO tho northeast 70 get un-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-27
MINING TEMPLE MAY
COME TO SALT LAKE

The FIRST step towards securing tho
head1uarters OF the American Mining
congress and its new temple OF mining
Tor sait Lake City Was taken on Thurs
day by r. ]. Evans, president of tito
sait Lske stock & Mining exchange. Mr..
Evans yesterday morning called the at
iention OF the governing hoard 81 the
efohange 10 tho coming session of the
congress az Spokane and that one OF the
important matters 20 b@ decided at tilis
session was the future location cf head
quarters.
Il believe that Ne should go AFTER this
matter with every possible Vizcr and
means AZ our disposal" said Mr. Evans.
There IL no question that a comnll Il se
20 act az delegates To- the Cpmin- con-
cress VIII be appointed 20 represent tho
"Nch1nge. and TO work io tiie end t1at
lue HEADQUARTERS be brought To- .ils city.
By location and by mining and smelling
Importance. salt Lake " the proper point
Tor ihe headquarters of the congress and
] believe thnt II ia 40 20 the energetic
men ~ the city to work TO this ipDor-
ant end"'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-27
Smokey Work Conclusive.

On the opposite side OF the queen of
The West group Of the old Turner Ely
group, nov owned by Tho Smokey De-
Vclopulont company. The Smokey com
rdnr has driven six or seven churI; drill
holes into the same monzonite zone the
commercial ore was found in each ono.
and in some cases very goon grade. These
driil results were such that the Smokey
company planned q new tunnel which
ltns been driven into results already that
confirm the early dril operations
Another group OF the Federal Ely
company Is 10 the north Of the Nevada
Consolidated and adjoining the Copper
Mines propsrty. the latter being one of
rer orc OF that district. On the Fed eral
territory is located the same system Of
contacts from which Tho Copper Mines
COMPANY r. securing its rich copper rock.
ana m" same amount Of work would UNI
Iu"7tiondolr place the Federal Ely in
Ike position
For some time past the Federal Ely
company has not been opera ting, the
rrorosltiou belonging 10 division Of
"rs. Bu' the fact that tho company is
proceeding 10 patent with much Of its
ground. and tho fact that the neiclloor-
iu2 properties have hccn so thoroughly
developed With auclI fine results arc fac
tors being considered at Ely As ndica-
i've Of early operations ~ vhe hands Of
ihis organization II is thought that the
officials would meet with little diffI-
Guilty In financing 4 comprehensive cam
wav Of Chllrn drill oT tunnel opera tinns.
the market position of the rcd metal SIv-
'nS meritorious copper properties FIRST
consideration.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-27
ARE PROVING THE
FEDERAL GROUND
Ely Groups Are So Situated
That Outside Work
Counts.
OWNS VALUABLE CLAIMS
Believed Company Could
Easily Finance a Cam
paign of Operations.
OWNS VALUABLE CLAIMS

When the Federal Ely officials reach
the point Of resumins operations they VIII
have the benefit OF the experience OF
its great neighbors TO guide them in fu-
lure development, and II will be expert
enca that money cannot buy and which
only comes from time and times les
SONG. The Federal Ely company is The
owner OF two groups OF claims In the
Ely district, some OF the claims being the
worry hrst located many years ago in
that camp.
II is especially one Of these groups Of
claims. knewn as the Queen OF the West
which has been shown By neishboring ef
fort, tho group being located directly
upon the famous monzonite zone. which
has produced ths Nevada Consolidated
on one side OF this group is the Nevada
Consolidated steam shovel territory,
from which over ST., 900, 900 worth OF cop
per ore has becu mined TO date. ana
this value was measured before copper
had reached far above the 121 cent per
pound mark. The Federal Ely area avail
able upon this famous zone is half aga In
As extensive as the worked area OF the
Nevada Consolidated. and those who
have given the property a recent cXami-
nation agree that sll geological coadf-
iicns point ~ this untouched area pro-
duclnc results OF proportions.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-27
PRINCE CON. HOLDS
MARKET LEADERSHIP

The stock 81 the Prince Consolidated
company continues TO retain Its market
leadership. the stock selling In good
sized amounts Thursday. There was
good demand for a number OF issues,
and the local situation is q bit brighter
all around. Sales yesterday reached a
total OF &c. 600 shares OF stock, the market
value OF which was Si3.99Q.6S.
The following were the closing transac-
tons.