| Show FINANCE AID MINING 1 IF J Lead l is Steady and Silver Rather I po Quiet THE JUMP IN THE PRICE OF BEEF Heal Estate and Stocks Have Shown Some Movement News From the Various Vari-ous Camps The week past has been devoid of interest inter-est in business haunts A fair trade in nearly all lines was reported however while Li some branches there has been avery a-very perceptible improvement Real estate has been inclined to quietude as usual while tho stock market has held its own with previous weeks The money market is still stiff and collections col-lections are reperted as from fair to middling The coming commercial congress at Denver is creating a great deal of interest and the Salt Lake delegation promises to cut quite a wide swath in that body during ito sessions The gentlemen who have W been named as delegates are perfectly able I to see that Salt Lake is not forgotten in the mad rush for recognition The announcement that the Deep Creek road would not be built for some time yet or until there was a more easy money mar ketcausedagood deal of comment during the I week The projectors however claim that the scheme is not dead by any means and they want itdistinctlyundorstood that they are still in it and up to their necks and I that they and none other would be the first to land vhenthe proper time comes You can set me down as saying said Witcber Jones that the first new railroad built in the United States during the year 1S91 will be the Deep Crook road and the men to build it will be Bacon and Jones Mr Jones was so certain the road would bo built that he offered to bet the writer anew S a-new hat The Deep Creek country continues to make a most favorable showing notwithstanding notwith-standing tho croakers who would like to see things otherwise Up Goes the Price of Beef jr There has been considerable complaining complain-ing among the retail butchers said a prominent prom-inent i = eat man to tIle writer yesterday over tho fact that a week ago beef in Salt Lakejumpodlc per pound Well isnt the complaint a just one Not at all not at all said the meat man growing quite eloquent Why sir meat of all kinds is cheaper In Salt Lake than anywhere else In the west The rise was caused by the scarcity of good fat cattle cat-tle for which we have to pay more now than a year ago Why Because of the fact that we have been exporting cattle very freely for the past three or four months Utah cattle having been in good deman d Wo have exported during the time named ten times as many cattle as wo did a year ago this being made possiblo by the good feed obtainable last fall and a greater Interest taken by our I cattle men We are selling porterhouse in i v this city at loc to 20c according to cut while in Chicago tbe price is POe in Salt Lake tenderloin goes at 15c to 20o while In Chicago the price asked is 2oc Beef is 2c per pound cneaper In Salt Lake than it is in Denver so Salt Lakers have really no cause of complaint Lead and Silver JTLead has been stationary during the Week at 420 but silver has been bobbing around some It opened at 9 i t fell to 9iM rose to 97 then to 97 f and closed at that figure host evening At tho Banks The ore and bullion shipments made Tjy the various banks of the city for tho week ending May 16 1891 amounted to 2L32000 They were reported as follows fol-lows Jill Me Ciormcl c Co Hanaucrbulllon 5 0400 00 Silver and lead ores 14700 CoB Total 8 65100 00 Ey Wellt Fargo c Co Bullion 8 10059 00 Ores 21005 00 Silver bars 5490000 Gold bars 3000 oj Total 5 95570 00 Jjtj T R Jona cC Co Ores 8 9750 00 Selected lead 2100 CO Bars 18800 00 Total u S 30050 00 l Total shipments lor the week 4211530 CO A Deep Creek Map Mr Andrew J White of this city has issued a colored map of the Deep Creek mining region showing the location and character of the new mining districts wagon routes etc the map is bound with several pages of descriptive matter of the wost and of Salt Lake NEWS FROM THE MINES Mr Hanuer reports the week as being considerable of an improvement and ho looks for improved business from now on The roads in the various camps are im proving dally Prom Tlntlc The BullionBeck An Increase in the working force having been made it Is fair to presume that the I output will be heavier from now on I The JUanimoth The drop in Mammoth has caused considerAble consid-erAble commpnt r L The Medina < The Chief reports a shipment of 150 tons i rT Northern Spy Thirty men are now employed The Bricham Youne Colorado parties are negotiating for a big int erest The Sioux Advices Irons the Indian are of a most satisfactory character Centennial Eureka The rich shipments continue A share of stock a veritable Aladdins lamp The Henry M Stanley C C Nepplo ana partners arc sinking on the Henro M Stanley in the Spy country I hd have reached a depth of thirty feet An assay from tbe bottom of the shaft bowed eighteen Ounces silver They feel much encouraged and will sink to 150 feet Unless pay ore is encountered before ClI from f-rom Bingham The Brooklyn The Brooklyn had its usual big output The York A recent strike in the York goes 100 to th e tonand over South Galena Regular shipments continue Yosemite No 2 A shipment was reported The Buckhorn I rom Dugway Gilsons bonanza has again been heard from and the assays are as high as ever From Ophlr The Buckhorn Two lots of good ore came in From Frisco The Horn Silver Several lots of ore were sold during the week From Cottonwood The Greely The Greely Mining company has decided to resume work on the property in Little Cottonwood Assays went as high as 21 I per cent lead and 28 silver From Park City The Ontario The new pump will be placed in position at once The Crescent The tramway is being worked to its full capacity The Kentucky Work has been resumed The Lucky Bill Sinking on the shaft will soon be resumed re-sumed The Gem Work will soon be resumed |
