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Show the way n Dcerct on thel'uion I'noilii inte-id of by A.ncticaii Fork. Tuouew route will make ipi'itu n saving ill the expense of tian.ti ni'tat'ion, but a greater saving in time. Workmen are engaged now in repairing tiio road between I iitli Springs ami Dcseretf Aoixhor l'rk City Prodao-r The (!!enuni concentrator at 1'ark City litis been completed anJ will lit ready either today or tomorrow to com-mencowork com-mencowork for a, trial run. A the process iim'iI is of ttio simplsst kind, ( jiiis and taWes) and a the (ilwucoe ore in well iidr.pted to that kind of concentrating concen-trating there U no doubt hut the mill will prove a success in every way. Local bntl General. The Daly has declared dividend No 5" of 'i'ta a share, to bo payable July 8 1st. Mining men are conlidont that with Hit ushering in of winter we will havo a mining excitement. J. (.'. Conklin tays that the ore receipts re-ceipts from Utah mines are larger this year than ever before that lie caa remember. re-member. A. 1). Young received a pick sample yesterdav from a new location he made when at F,aglo. It assayed 1004 ounces in silver. In sinking a shaft through wash on the Swansea at Silver Ciiy, the vein was struck in a place where it showed three feet of poy ore. among Tin; mm Bingham is rion to have a Samplers- A Shipment from Fish Soring hj the way of Dmurat PROFITS DE5IVED 151 MINING. Bingham Ore Sbip'niat Production of 8impiDa Eureka Eooia Park City Kines Local and General, Thoro has boon a large inoroaie of the railroad business this year at Bingham. The shipments on t from the camp during tho month of Juno were 4U."ii) tons. 1'raotics.ily till of this was ore. Any camp which can make so large a production as that must hare a number of good miners aud is certain to attract atteution. Mining Exohnnsr. There was a good attendance on change this morning and a fairly good day's business w done. Cleveland Consolidated was g'ven its initiatory call, fiOUO shares of tho treasury stock being solil at Co cents a fchare. Apex has been a peculiar stock for several days. A number of people seem to want to buy it, but they won't do so above a certain price, which the owners own-ers of it decline to accept. TODAY 9 QUOTATIONS. The Anchor company will in a few days resumo the work of sinking their shaft, which is now tiOJ feet deep, to a connection with the tunnel level. This will make the shaft 1200 feet deep. 2 X r Q STOCKS. IT? i err r- Alir t W Allium: IN) Author 5 40 ArifX 11X)J 10 10 lrt liiitui'S Sill ea JiiK Holo 1' if t'ent-Kurelta KJ W Cleveland Cull. 5UH0 & S3 US Cont'd is CrfMOCt f8 Hilly 20 '.'ft (iiencoe ,r ftO Horn Silver... Wl 3 8.1 8 ' 3 ) Malml .ou 01 ul UI14 M.i'nlm;l .-. g ta N'c.rt'i fclir":c;s. 2'JiJ) 4 J VS 11 Niinleru Spy .... 2 III Ontario SS 10 Stanley u7 I ;. L. & C. Co.. 8 00 I'tahuil 01 VS oodsiiH , . . 3 110 HilX'j;iry,'l - : j ....... I 01 Total shares soM, H.'.'jJ. Uuj-erSod'iys. Bayer, SJ days. 8AI.KS op STOCK. lrifl shares of Ain'X Ht Hie, WKO sliaivs of Clcvehitiil I'nn. fi ?ftc. y.M bhares of Horn Silver (c -i r.l. shares of Mai -id ( -to. biircr XOdavs. '.HO shares of North Et.reka fi lKu, buyer 30 (lays. At this time last year the business of the mining exchange, owing to the extremely ex-tremely het weather, wa? not very brisk and a vacation was taken during tho moot a of August. Up to this timu the w ather has been so cool and tho business of tho exchange so satisfactory that the members are disinclined to discontinue dis-continue tho calls. It. is therefore very unlikely that any vacation will be taken. TODAY'S OliK KECKITTS. Ilishop & Currie have fur assay 25 tons of Kocco, 2'M tons of Anchor concent. con-cent. ales and 7-1 tons of M i;ieziima. Stewart ha 7(1 tons of Utah Queen, V', tons of Parsons, lii'.i tons of Bulliou-lleek Bulliou-lleek and I ton of S. A!. Hodges has H tons of Utah Gem, tons of Martha Washington aud 2','i tons of Horn Silver. Vht Th'y Kxp-ot In Burvlta. Mike Powers was asked Inst night, "what effect he thought the building of the llio Grande Western rond would have on Eureka and the rest of Tint o district!" His reply was that he thoui'it the effect would lie the biguest kind of an excitement. excite-ment. There is no better district in the west than Tin tic, the mines which have oeen opened arc unking astonishing astonish-ing productions and goltiuij better as they tret deeper. Then there is a large mineral area that is wholly tmpros-peeted. tmpros-peeted. I. will only take a tittle event like the completion of a new line of railroad to draw attention to these things. Hundred I' r C nt Trent. (ieorge Arthur Kice was seen yesterday yester-day just at the moment that a cheek of fciOHl was handed to him in payment of ore from the Sampsun mine. Mr. llicn said "this is the second check of this size I have received fro u the sale of ore from tho mine this week anil I will cot another just like it it before Saturday. Of course the mine is not averaging snch a production as this, but there is euouiih ore in sight lo assure us dividends divi-dends right along." A Sampler Tor ISingham. I'.iuchaiu has long stood in the need of a sampler aud it is thought the camp will soon have one, as several parties have been looking over tne situation there and enn of them have decided to make the venture. Ta Ship Via Peaeret. Ore shipments from Fish Sprin-rs district dis-trict will hereafter come to this city by |