Show TINTIC ORE SHIPMENTS One Hundred and FortyFour Carloads Car-loads Shipped This Week ITRIUlNF I SPECIAL I Eureka Utah Sept 25rime ore shipments ship-ments from the Tlntlc district for the past week amounted to 151 carloads The famous old Cern ten n intl Emrreka heads the list with 35 carloads and the Grand Central ut Mammoth is a close eeond with f2 carloads The new strike at the HullionKcck is having the pf feN ill Inclushtt 111 nLlLn1l1 I om tltl I oldtimer and Superintendent i James ISarls will no doubt put the mine back in the dividend column before many months One carload was also sent out from the new strike at the Little Chief and the Tciro also marketed two carloads car-loads The output for the week In detail de-tail Is as follows Carloads Centennlilnureka Ti I rand Central 32 Tjjalc Sam 1 Tetro 2 Yankee u Little Chief 1 Eaplc anl Jmio lIeu 1 Bullion LJcek TJ I Gemini 20 South Swansfa L Dragon Iron mine 10 1 Carlsii i Martba Wa hliilon l l Star Con 2 Laelodc 1 Black Jack Iron R Lower Mammoth i I Mammoth t t Victor Cons c I Total j7l Jn addition to the above the May Day Mining company marketed two car loads of > sOre s-Ore and Bullion In the t ore and bullion market the clays settlements amounted to ii2SOO McCornlck < t Co reporting them as they follow American bullion Ii800 I gold bullion 20000 gold silver lead and copper ores 25000 I Jn the metal 1 market silver ruled al pfi ccntst an ounce lead at 5350 per hundred pounds and casting copper at 12Jt cents a pound I |