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Show THE H m M 'i - l nms 3 g t! SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1916. N, IREPORT 20 9 m Eggs, steady; receipts, 8344 IN TIxlT'lHSTRIX 2222J; bate firsts, 23231; ordinary firsts. in and for Salt Lake at mark, cases Included. 19 0 22J.70 cars; county.division, State of Utah. In the matter of the estate of HenPotatoes, higher; receipts. Notice. Missouri, Kansas and Jlllnoip, 1.00 - rietta M. Kahn, deceased. VlrThe petition of Fannie C. Theobald 1.05; Jersey cobblers, l.L01.15; and George S. Auerbach praying - for glnia, barreled. 3.253.40. UNLOADING BY LONGS Poultry, alive, lower; fowls, 16; the issuance to aaid George S. Auerbach of letters of administration in the essprings, 1718J. tate of Henrietta M. KLahn, deceased, on Friday, EVAPORATED FRUITS. the has been set for hearing New York, Aug. 7. Evaporated ap- 18th day of August. A. D. 1916, at 10 CAOSES WHEAT MARKET o'clock a. m.. at the county courthouse. ples, auiet; fancy, 77J; choice, 5J In the courtroom of said court In Salt 61prime, 6i5J. City, Salt Lake county. Utah. Prunes, easv; California, 80s to 40s, Lake Witness the clerk of sala court, with 6JffJ9; 711. Oregon, AT CHICAGO TO SAG Apricots, easy; choice. 12 5? 12J ;"extra the eeal A.thereof affixed, this 26th day D. 1916. of July, choice, 12113; fancy, 1313g. THOS. HOMER. Clerk. (Seal) E. Peaches, new, easy; choice. 6836i: Clerk. J. Clark. Deputy By extra choice, 7(p7i; fancy, 71(73. 8 Macmillan & Nebe-ke- r Marshall, Howat, loose muscatels, Raisins, 7. . Chicago, steady; holders by Selling Aug. and R, H. Butterfleld, Attorneys choice to fancy seeded, 78; seedwho feared that the government crop 81; Petitioner. for less. 10. 9J(rf as would not make tomorrow report bullish a showing as the trade had been led to believe, had much to do today with causing weakness In the wheat I i7!""rwunsettled at market. Prices, although 2c net lower, with the close, were 13 to at 1.33 and December at September L lIt t V 1.368 finished 1c to lo 1.36J. Corn down, and cats off 50 to lie. In pro-5c visions the outcome varied from 21ii decline to a rise of 20c. The same efficient service which has althe day a disposition to Throughout be unusually conservative was apparways characterized this bank is at your ent among the wheat bulls. The failure of European markets to respond to I 1 disposal in our on this side Saturday's closing strength of the Atlantic brought about declines here at the outset, and notwithstanding that a rally ensued, weakness exand wa3 not offset lateragain developed a to limited degree. The trancept 17 19 sient recovery in the early dealings was the result of announcement that black rust had been found In every field near "We have had more money, more employment, more Moose Jaw, Sask., where a few days ago was denied that there it authoritatively wages, more foreign trade, more domestic trade, more was any evidence of the presence of the pest. On the other hand, Liverpool everything than we have ever had before iiiiour history. dispatches asserted that great damage unconIn was black rust by The careful reading of the Monthly Trade Reports isyet firmed. Liberal Cajioda of the enlargementtotal emUnited States visible sued by this Bank will assist any thoughtful business supply were phasized togorsip that foreigners inclined slow down on purchases man in keeping posted on-thgeneral commercial and to await the issuance temporarily, of the government crop figures at It seemed that a majority Washington. of dealers here felt very uncertain also OPTICEIH r ns to whether bullish forecasts of the UTAH F. Smith. President. government report would be borne out, Joseph STATE and that. the safest course was to even Heber J. Grant. Vioe President. up trades so as to prepare for a possible Rodney T. Badger. Vic Frealdaat. NATIONAL surprise. Caahieri. Cloudy weather over Kansas with Hnry T.H.McEwan. BANK rains in parts of Illinois tended to Assistant Caahier. Butler. George weaketi the com market. At first, however, the Missouri monthly state crop report had a bullish influence. In oats the beats had an advantage to bii? receipts. The arrivals owing here today totaled 1146 carloads. Previsions averaged higher, with hogs. Demand, though, was light, and lard and ribs finished weak. Range of the leading futures: WtiF AT STRENGTH IMPARTED FEET ORE Probate and Guardianship Notices steady; Consult county clerk or the respective for further information. signers cases; PRODUCE. Aug. 7. Butter, creamers, 243g"28i.' Chicago. Mtistrial QnoEai ommerc PERCEPTIBLE ADVANCE YANKEE BREAKS INTO HERALD-REPUBLICA- i " TO METAL SHARES BY IN RYE PATCH MINE IN LOCAL MINE MART HIGH GRADE SILVER ORE; - LARGE COPPER SALES C. J. Whltaker and J. W. Williamson Larger volume and a strengthening have returned from the old Bye Patch market on th local ftchanff yester day demonstrated conclusively the con- - district In Jli.mboldt county, Nev.,tention that a little legitimate support where they went to Inspect the rropIlum-bu- c Or hnn been or wholesome buying of meritorious crt yof the Silver Hell f Alpha Consoliup in theConsoll-iliifi!, tho Yankee ground of to stacks would Mart them upward. Walk- dated. They brought back samples of worl nf ternoon at the ntt Lnke of er. Cardiff, New Quincy, West Toledo ore carrying high values In bromides, from Superintendent Merr.am at and others showed soma healthy ad- chlorides and native silver, besides Untie. This is considered of extreme New" Quincy In fomo largo chunks of the, dec per sulIn vances during the day. LOST TEN DAYS AGO j ae-ordl- n r.-el- vd yes-ur.'.H- v -f- i-cs to the Yankee, because Importance this !c k of pro in It has been get- -'i. r. x It? M?h or orsn for grade Th-- i from 41 up to cri J mi ounce to the ton, or nearly silvers.irapis on today's market. A1 o it ten day lost ago the YankM south In the this rih v!n, Drifting Interim the men r roko Into the vein tf ri! .'. At present half the again r is this hign rade ttuff. Thin Is In a string fissure which has In reter.t which nonttn yielded up carload tro.-;li- t dollars net several tho'janl rntlt.-- r returns. It is thought to bo An extension of the May Day ore body. work l.i being carried on Important wlP7 in n "rift from the f quart-- ledge near the runk i the Retk tunnfl!. wh ro large h!jh vlM-ingrulc hunches of ore worew found, some Values a In fks. $10,000 ar comintr in the drift and the ground is said to be htsrhiy promising; for the Immediate future. cents on the afternoon advanced to sales of 2i.0 shares. Walker moved from 99 cent In the morning up to West Toledo $1.25 in the afternoon. 74 advanced nearly two polr.tK. or to Cardiff sold 2 lor ??. 'olion w oo.t cent. cents. Sliver lvinir K'lnr sold above a p'tnts and Silver Coalition advanced Kins: Con. 6 points, while Trince Con. sold up to $1.45. a new hljih for some time. More than half a dozen different Issues displayed Inclinations to betterment. Scales yesterday totaled 7C.020 shares, The official closvalued at and sales were reported quotations ing as follows: Afternoon. Forenoon. Bid. Ask.Ji Bid. Ask. .10 .10 :: .02 Antelope S.! .23 i!!! .211! .221 .21 Alfa Con. . .02 .01 .02 .01 Alta Tiper .11 .10 . ... .10 1 i ! 1 1 shtp-iu"u- . f-- n 100-fo- l.-i- ot ITS BOND REDUCTIONS .is .17 121 .05 .4 I .oyj i j .T ' 1.00 .ftS j .0."?i .9S .11 i .12 . lo J .01 .10 , I : I .01 .021! ,ol V d-t- ftil .' i i . . . . . . -- ' i 52 4 6 . 2R c ? I!i-4't.- f ".'. l.t i I j i j I -- i!s 1 ! 'i . - - . t - r-- i e r T scow . . MaJ. '.vans Spelter Production for Past S.v Months in xt A11; 7. . . . .? .24 r.o . 1- . . .03 . ( I Silver K. Iri" 00 . . 1 . io tnn F Brlce Mln. I'rovn . i 5 .01 . . I2J .05 . .01 .12 .25 . . .04 '. .01 1 A I 1 ; . ' Keystone' Secret . .. .. . Texan .40 .10 . . . .20 j Whirlwind .1 Wil'.ert W Toledo .' Walker Yankee t'on.i .05 J ' . f .0 .06 .07 .05 .07i . .07 . .17 o3 .18 j ! .07V .10 .25 .20 .051 .02 .171 .06 . 01 j: .02 .041 .04 j .os .07 ! !o7 . .17 .06 !o3 .04 : ! . . Tin. Cent. . . Tin. Std. .' Fncle Sam . Ftali Con. 1'niort Ch. . . Victor Con..! . I ' ! I .07i; FORFNOON SALES. 1 10 35 eo-:lc.- 1 : n. : i -- I f V 1 . BADGER BROTHERS ER0KER3 Phone W. 2f0 riaJn St. .17 .19 .63 .20 1 07 07 .66 .04 .03 ,8S 20 .06 .06 .05 .01 .14 .26 .01 .S2 6.00 .02 07 .16 .45 . 4 R .03 .04 90 16 30 7 Hi! 6i ' " .11 .17 .01 .26 .041 Kly Iron Bio: om Stewart Tonopah Mi nine Extension Tonopah Ftah Sec notes . . . . Wasatch Am. Beet Sugar .j American Can . . Am. Car & Fdy. .1 Am. licotnollvp .' Am. Smell. &-- Bef.: Am. Sugar Bef. .; Am. Tel. & Tel. Am. Z., U & S. . Ana. Copper . . . Atchison Baldwin Loco. Ohio ....j Bait. Transit & B. Butte I. 50 ,20 .75 .! 5 .621 o ,!D6 .00 96 .50 . . Sup Cop Petroleum . . Can. Pacific Cent. Leather . . . Chesa. & Ohio St. Paul.; C. M. C. & Northwestern C. R. I. A Tac. . l.hlno Cop C, F. & Iron .... Corn Prod. Ref. Cruclbla Steel ... Erie Oen. Electric 'a Gt. Nor. pfd (U. Nor. Ore ctfs.. Central Inter. C. Corp. ... . Inspiration Cop. Inter. Harv. N. J.. Inter. Mer. Marine pfd. ctfs K. C. Southern . Kennecott Cop. . L. o; Nashville Mex. Petroleum . 25 00 R71 50 60 ....... ..... 400 s5Rl 57 J S61! ,000 8511 ,30o! 67i! 68 . . . . ! ' 54 f t P"c.. .... '10S3 .... ... . !' . 300! an; 791 79-4,100, 900 102 102 i101 200 71 J 7181 711 00' R4j; $46 8 ti SI 200 S4 64 1,100 6."i! 6 4 . . . . . . . 18$ 300: 1 7 r. a 1 7 r, a 1 7 5 a 700 64 Mil 60 60 200 60 314 314 Sept Oct. RIBS Sept . . . ' ........ Oct. 94 131 4S Manager Hubbard of thed Boston company, yesterday. J. If. Weber. WHTlam Weber and S. A. Perry will go up to Big Cottonwood canion today to look over the Cottonwood King and the Alta Tunnel. Chester A. Bunker, special representative ofwasthe New York in Salt Iake Morning Telesrraph, on his way from the east toyesterday Nevada. He reports business booming, especially In the Industrials. November delivered spelter sold In London yesterday at 8 4 cents, com9J cents the previous week. pared with There has been sold within the last or four days by large producers three 000 16.000. pounds of copper at a price near 261 cents. firm of Fitzgerald-Hubbarhrokerage was in Salt Iake i V4l .46? 2 5 '. j 30P2TT50 I j 12T9T; 13 - 00 1377 2 13.50 25 12. 12. 90 12.85 TIT72 F3.52 7. Salt luke itoek Ilxvhenge. SIlRlutf VILL 1,000 117 117 .200 7.900 4S8; 4S1 88 881 968 334 1,800 600 No. 96&1 33 8RJ 24 46 Ribs 1264 964 334 10 :00: 17J 'opper H.. 90 2 631 17 103 574 5R4 171 300! 5S4I 200 12S5.12SS128 3 OOI 1104 11104 1108 . T.'ooi' . 1 55J 65 i 900 ,300 3 00 941 ' 94 19 33 65 n --0 94 26 971 2,200 978 23 300 23 5,200 125 121JI125 24 i' 24$ 1.200 23 1904 Clementine Group to Be Inspected Today A. F. Sundberg, a Salt Like mining up to Little Cottonengineer, willto gomake an Inspection of wood today the Clementine group of claims. are located on the north side ofThey the mouth of the canyon and just south of the Wasatch Utah property. Samples reof ore recently brought down gave turns of $4 2to $63 in irold to the ton, to 29 per cent. and copper Tonopah Production Utah fetJite National WILL SELL rrah-Tah- o 13 SOO 6 Ccn. Waon PugarOtlld-r- s Hon Bettilyon & Ftrmtii Siockgrowers dadcfr nnoninnj. ISO 9. Mala St. 19. T5 108.00 .62 86. in Denver stand On aale Final - 26-00- 0; 15c ? higher; bulk, $9.:i5(f?10; light. $9.9.-510.10; mixed, $9.1 5 5?T0.15: heavy. $910.15; rough, $7.909.50. $99.ir.; C3ttle pigs, 14.000; firm; native beef cattle,Receipts western steers. $6.9010.45; $ 6.65 8.50; stockers and feeders, $5 7.85; cows and heifers, $3.50 fo 9.25 calves, $9 12.50. Sheep Receipts 16,000; steady; wethers. $6.75'S8.35; ewes, $G. Q(? 7.75; lambs !g 11.50. ; $7.50 TCansas City, Aug. 7. Hogs 1200; hipher; bulk, $9. 60 9.80;Receipts heavy. ; (ft 9.75 packers and Dutchers. $9.65 ft'.S5; light, $9.559.Sa; pigs, $8.25 8.7.". Cattle Receipts 12,000; Prime fed steers. $9.0 010.13: strong. dressed beef steers, $7.25 9.25: western steers, $7Cf 9.25; western steers, $79; cows, $4.50 7: heifers, 9.50; stockers and feeds. $6S; bulls, $5.25 & 6.50 calves, $6.50fll. Sheep Receipts 4000; 10 to 25c up; lambs, $10.2511.40; yearlings, $7.7555 8.35; wethers, $7.50(?S; ewes, $77.75. Omaha, Aug. 7. Hogs Receipts 4800; higher heavy. $9.1 5 9.20 lifrht. pigs, ISC? a; bulk of sales, $9.25 it 9.35. Cattle Receipts 7400; Native steers. $7010.25; cows andsteady. $6at heifers, 10.50J; western steers, $6.508.75; Texas steers $6.50 7.50; stockers and feeders, $6 48. Sheep Receiots 16.000; steady. Year wethers, $6.7538; linga. $7.258.25; lambs. $10 11.23. $9.65 fit" $6-- ; : NEW YOIIK GRAIN. New York, Aug. 7. Flour, firm; spring patents, $7.150 7.40; winter pat- ents, $6.55ff? 6.90; winter straights, $6.25 6.50. Wheat Spot, weak; No. 1 durum, $199,996 During Week $1,431; No. 2 hard, $1.45!; No. 1 northNo. 1 northern ManDuluth, $1,632; Production by the mines of Tono- ern o. f. New York. f. $1.52, itoba. the 9662 week totaled tons past pah Spot, easy; No. 2 yellow, 971 OPEN BOARD. valued at $193,996, says the Tonopah c. Corn 1. f. New York. Miner. The Belmont sent to mill 2972 Alta Consolidated. 600 at :2c. Oats Spot easy; No. 3 white, 491. tons, Tonopah Mining, 2000; Extension, f.0 nt 61c. Butler 2200: Jim West 1200; 2 718; End, 100 1001 $1. at at 2c. Big Four. 31 ON 15 V. Rescue-Eul149; Halifax. 218; Mon1000 at 4c. Howell. 900 at 26c. 500 t 254e. Big Cottonwood, 97; and New 49; North 50.tana, York, 200 Midway, Aug. 7. Mercantile pa-- . at 4c. at $1.50. Cr Iron Hlossom. 59. 4. fit e SO Star, 3J 500 at 10c at 35c. per, Midwest Sulphur. Extension, bills $4,711; de- Sterling Sixty-da- y May Pay, 15Q0 nt 12c.1f.r Pragon. 60) at 27c.at S 1.47 $4,76 1000 at 15e. New Quincy. 1500 at cables, i. mand, Iron Blossom, loi) $4.75; Metal Quotations. O. K. Silver, 201 at 72c. Mexican dollars, Bannock, 200 at 3Se. original rioehe-Brlsto2200 at 2lo. bonds steady; rallroad Prince Consolidated. 400 at $1.45. New York. Aug. 7. The metal ex- - bonds easier. at 12c. Reeds Penk. 2oo 50O Reeds Peak. 1000 at 12c. cbatiRe quotes lead 6.00 1000 at at lSe. Tlntlo Standard. Time loans steady; 60 days, 2J5J3; 90 Tr 6 months, Sl&4. silver. t&ic. Totedo. 2ioo et 7ic WestBaby. Wet Toledo, .00 at 7 4 100 at 7c days, 33J; dull: spot East St. Lou Is de- Walker. 500 at $1.02. Call Spelter OPEN money oasier; high, 2; low, 2; BOARD. Total shares sold, 43,7 f 9 ; selling livery 8 asked. rate. 2; last loan, 2; close, 2; ruling 200 $9. ftt Cardiff. 25.00 Q offered at 2. value. 111.210.25. Copper firm; electrolytic, Tron Blossom. 100 at $1.50. 27.00. AFTERNOON SALES. t 2c. 1 Leonora. 2on No. Iron steady; northern, 20.5o,ts sun a it. Alta Consolidated. 200 at 2Je. IOOO Rochester. 12oa at 60c. 21.00: No. 2. 20.nof?20.50; No. south7. Raw sugar New at 221- -. 200.1 nt Ct York, Aug. Peak. 20.25 2. Nr.. 9.75 20.25. ;oe? Reds ern. 20.75; t 10r. 5t at 94c. Albion. 5.77; molasses, S.orj; Sioux Consolidated. 1'jc. 37. 674& 37.78. centrifugal, Tin steady: spot quiet; American Consolidated Copper, 500 at Silver Kins: Consolidated, loo at $3.30. At London: points lower; cut loal, Spot copper 106 10s; refined easy, 15 lSo Kin Coalition, 200 nt $2.95. 03 10 s; electrolytic. Silver 12 4. 8.65; crushed, 8.50: mould A. 8.00: cubes, future-- . Rig Cottonwood. lfOO at 4e. 8.00; XXXX powder, 7.65; powder, 7.69; Walker, 10o at $1.25. 200 at $1.15. Fpot tin. 187 lCs futures, ll63 5a. Total shares sold, 32,250; sailing Ray State. :r,oo at 2i?. Lead. 28 16s. fine 7.60; diamond A. 7.10; granulated, Cottonwood King, 2000 at 2c, 3C00 at value, $$365.75. A. 7.40; No. L, 7.35. cenfectloners' Spelter, 44. ' a. Paly-Judx- 5. 1 1 . .. . .....9125 , . . . 150 . .f 1.0OA -- .951.20 .958.00 .fCO.OO ..50.44, rt 5, 12, 10, 20, Aastist 2, 0, IO. 23. SO limit. Oetober 31, except Jfeiv Tort;, OO days. Jnly On Mle dallx. Purine- its famous apex lawsuit a few years ago. one miner witness under oath testified that in one of silvehours he took out $70,000shift eight of r-gold ore from the National mine in northern Nevada. It Is announced by the Humboldt Star that word comes from the camp of National that the National Mines company has arranged to sink their main shaft down to the 500-fopoint below No. 5 tunnel. With this work accomplished -it is expected that this great will be put under a more property- development as it is known that good ore exists in the lowest workings of the property. LIVE STOCK. Chicago, Aug. 7. Hog? Receipts to . SAN FRANCISCO - LOS ANGELES (Circuit National Mines Will Sink to 500 Level 10c - St. Loaia . Chicago . . . S40.0O ., Memphis 94O.O0 Kansas City . . . . Minneapolis JfEW YORK AND RETURN, 93.7l (Circuit Toar). 40fJ 14.00. strong. . 22.50 f22.S0 Colorado Spring's Omaha ot : 464 26' 13. m. . At Vivian Park and Upper Falls. Timothy Nominal. Clover 7.0014.50. Pork 26.25. Lard 12.9 2. 48g 1113 l. $ll.0o 213. 05 13.70" 13.3 7 Oats white, nominal: 116J ard, 44fM5". 344 Bye No. 2. new, 1.03 5T 1.0,'. 100 Rarley 64Tr85. 15 wu ........ Trout and Chicken Dinners 472 434 7-- BUY in Walker Bros Bmk 10 mmd rrove Canyon points. 8J5 Parle CItr, S.S a-- m Bingham, S.OS a. m. M. 12.95 13.27 - Member .45 22.70 " SO 13.02 13.50 VIA THE .44 .47 25.25 j Alta-Germa- n. 946-94- . " 13.02 . .48! 4741 .824 .703 ; 473 I Notes and Personals. .453 I 4 .4-- To PROVO CANYON To PARK CITY To BINGHAM 3 ...jl25J s i is 1 I I .82 .70 '1-36- Cash quotations: Wheat No. 2 red. old, 1.35 fiT.3S : No. 3 red, old, 1.34 1.36.; No. 2 hard, new 3 hard, new, 1.325 13i ftl.34J.1.34J5T1.36; No. 2.100! 6Si 67i 67 Corn No. 2 yellow. 85 45?S6J; No 4 343 84 4 ; No. 4 white, 840 844. yellow, 167 3 .400 500 ! I .72' "- . 1.358! rsTl'T 83I LAiin i 1.3S :71 I 4 . . PORK Sept . : . j Pec. i . Sort. A: Western No. Pacific Pacific Mail Par. Tel. & Tel. . Pennsylvania . . Ray Con. Cop. . . . Reading Rep. Iron & Steel. Shat. Arir.. Cop. . So. Paclfio So. Railway Co. . Studebaker . . . . OA T S- . i .3741 200'12?l!l29l'l29i Sept.""...".! Dec. .... Mont. Power National Lead Nev. . 68J . . N. Y. Central N. Y.. N. H. & Dec CORN SepT.T. . - . . . Sept !1LJ!'" JC-"-R6 111. M.. K. T. Pfd. Mo. Pacific 621 Open. XCUESIOIFSi 7 Low. j Close. High. 1.3281 1.33' 1.35J! i'.;:3ji 1 I -- 1ST. S TOCK YOU K Miami Copper & C 1 I .14 New York Curb Stocks. o5 Cr.ited States bonds were unchanged Tenn. Copper Texas Co. Union Pac 90013SJ 138 j!l3S4 Close. Boston 5001106 106 105S U. S. Tnd. Alcohol. 3. SO s. Steel 864 864 6,900 86 The following quotations are from U. IT. S. Steel pfd. . . 600 llSf 118 118i Bros. service: wire Private Badger 7S 600 78 778 Utah Cop 2.22 26 i "R" pfd.. Wabash j Ask. Rlcb '306 955 '93 93 West. Union .... ". 1 3 ' Binrrham Mines "D.50 if 0.00 . . 700 57 West. 563 564 Electric .02 .97 .95 Boston Fly .01 1.62J 1.75 Pav Is Paly Total sales for clay. 123,000 shares. 2.50 2.00 Mason Valley !o.t" Ohio . . . .10 .15 Copper .40 .20 .25 South Ftah Toocie Mining May . . .10 J.00 7.75 Metals Ftah .22 Test Car Ore Ship .05J .031 Boston Copper Range. .IS Joseph Bevan, who Is spending a .OS The following quotations are from few days at borne. Bays that conditions OH Baderer Bros. Private wire service: at the property of the Tooele Mining are verv .05 the fays . 041 Sales Hlgn Low Close company Tooele Times. The promising, which tunnel upon .05 100! 1 67 1.67 1.67 the have been workintr for a number Chief Con. 300! 1 .75 F. fx B. R. . 1.67 1.75 of months. Is now passing through 100! .59 mineraiizea ground, tne race or the . .59 .59 ore In 1.20 Majestic tunnel with 1 2oi marketable being .00 N. 1.00 1.00 .23 OhioDouglas value. It is entirely likely that a carfioo! .09 .09 .09 Cop. . ore will be sent down to the of load 10Od3.25 13.25 13.25 smelter Con. . . . I. shortly as a sample test. 120! 4.00 1. Apex . . 3.871 3.S7I Alta Consolidated. 1000 at szc. Alta Tunr.el. 1000 at 9c. Ray State. 1000 at 2Jc, 5000 at 21c. Cedar-Talisma- !..--! T .13 4.15 1 pro-diSpelter l!. was 2 ';.'.", short tons for 500 at 51c f year "H'lln? .June 20, the 'it 2000 At 4ic. Croff. tod.-- y announced. Stocks lo lfewell. 15'. 0 at 2Jc. r n nr.d Jaru.-ir14.255 to amounted 700 at 51.0, 200f) Rt Iron ( tnd intpo-- ? ''..; .t, the six months $1,471. Blosorc. 4 a raak of total r.g tons, supn'.v Midwest Su'.pbur. too at 33c, 100 at '.02-'"Tii for the first half of" the 100 at :Tc, I0o at 36c. " The apparen consumption was 3c. 1000 at 4. Mineral Flat, 7w0 e P! roxirratlv tons. 50s) at 30,-- , not) at 31c. Fxports Midwav. tons of 'orelsrn and 5.007 tons New Qnlncy, 4200 at .t if. Stock on hand Juno 2t of dome t ir. K. Silver, 100 at 71c, 200 at 7Sc. to 24.00,) tons. ftnunte1 Retorts loo p.t 17c. Plutus. i. irubered 22,1?. Baloma. 1000 at SJc, 2000 at 5ic. Setis. ."000 at 1 Sc, 100 at 16c. Silver King Coalition, 100 at $2.9f. South Heclx. 100 Bt $2.22. 300 at $2.20. DIRECT FRIVATE WIRES. at 11c. South TIeela Extension. 550Coo Etccks. Bonds. Cotton, Grain. at 6!c, West Toledo, lOoo at 6ic. 3500 at 7ic 200 100 at II. at 93c. Walker. oi is Con !o'g 1 S. UNSAY" $2,030,000. on call. B 1 ? - -) ! . .07 . s Tn r Baby ! The following quotations are fr6m BadKcr Bros. Private wire service: .nr.j 03 Ask . ') 7 :o " i Alta Con 06 04 .041 Big Cottonwood 75 00 .121 Copper mines 5 I . 20 50 Fmma Copper 07 .03 .30 ".I .42 Tr. Coal . S. Kins: Coal 2 . ?2i' 3!.00 2.90 31.S5 S. Kinsr Con. 3.25 3.15 .101 Sioux Ccn. .' .091 .02 S w . Con. . . . . S. 1 eel a .171 2.174 2 .20 .20 .30 Si 1. Shield . 11 .12 ,11 S. Heel a Fx.: .021' Sant. Ch 0 . S. lr. Bios..'. I J Swan. F x t . .03 Sant. Kins S. . .12 .04 .471 ' .01 .25 J ion! . 15 !o .11 j !64' ooi! no . . . 1 .5? ' 1 !03' ' . . .05 .02 .021' .13" ' .or, ' . . . . .17 .45 . 0 5 J .10 . P Syndicate Sparta Seven Tr. . 1 . .on Ofi' .OS ' & . 0.7 . . p M Sells 30 . .011 . rrcr. .! Iteeds Bk. .! B ico 'on. . . Kico. Well .: Itcxall . . . It' ichent er S i0 . . Bl'-o- . .23' .os .01 .01 . ' ' .11 T'matilla West Fnd .231 Pitts. Silver Peak .31 Nevada Hills 6 Bound Mountain . Big Jim 'rack er ja ck . ... Nellie 10 Packard .'Ml Rochester 02 . .74 .04 .11' .03 . .01 e . .10 . Blutus Brln.-Con. . . Faloaia I x t. "a 1' .S5 .04 .02 . ( :. .s 55 1 2 .sr. 1 .72 .0; .07 valu. Sales .01 ! J ! .03 Belmont Cash Boy 4'i Queen .... .05 flypsy Jim Butler ..:i Midwav Mon. B. Extension . i McNamara .121 North Star .041 Rescue Fula . 20 Tono. of Nevada . 3;. 02 . ' A-- .02 .04 i . Bark 'itv Bioche Brls . .oij : .03 .01 j ,S4 " Vi .' -4 . n P..1 1 51 ! s e Nev. Hills .; Nalldriver ..i duo Cop. noh on co 5 . . . .;t .20 .07 io . ' h . Midway N. Qui nev i : .01 1 .12 ."4 .! Ma m. Cop . "--' .12 .... ! .02 .01 '.ii'i .! . Mi-- Mtch.-l'ta- nj . Mav Pay ..I' Mln. Flat . . ah 10 71 r I", . td 1 .01 . .02 .03 .06 .02 .02 .42 i .oii 5 . Blue, null I Comb. Fraction Palsv B B lia. Florence floldfield Con Bend Creat J rand ma Jumbo Fxtension . Fon Star Merger . (loldfield spe.i r head Silver Bick isKat:e w astorm n s liiir Four Manhattan Con. .. Manhattan Pexter White '"an 'on. Virginia . . .. Norcross llab- Mexi'-aOphlr Savage Fnlon .35 . . I ! ' . from the Consollda mill this week indicate that is runntne nlont smoothly vewrythinr record of extraction than ifli a better t n th plant was placed j. .iv h' In commission, siys t b Piorh Record. on Aid e v from a few hours" shutdown andt i Mondav th.. mill Has been :s week. The K''t'K or. n uou ly !: n r. j.e m nt has bf n carrying out u SKet Ions civen inn--- ' by Allan en-ir-II.'.' i ' tmpany ronsnlilre r hl recent visit, with a i r.ntd improvetnent. - ;iti-.ioit from three to f i: r car'oads of crmet' t ra te per r nt s h; vtnir "en npatci.ed and three this week. ' week has M'ine for' pomewhat on Bccount'of the mill drawtonnaee froni the mine ing and 'Kinir !es Iron from4 o rthe dumps. In t level a few tot" above the aso a ."freak f hiii rrati" iilena was which assayed v ' In silver, with 3 per ouncesencountered, cent aside from very srood values in co;.pr; i lead an fc'old. This ore is helnsr kept by itself to b shipned to the smelters The south crosscut on the 14 no level h been extended through the Yuba dikand is n.ow in the qtxartzlte be-- I Ihe dike. yond U'. Sjnror r,!ack. a 1," Ansfeles r.ir'insr engineer, arrival In the city fh-of ear.y in an week for the i:. 'kli.cr examination of t!.e prop- r rt v c' the Atlas Mining company ' t:i" .lack i:ahrit mi nine: flls-- f. t !i: of eastern rrtles ' v.a a larco t'o k an ;:'teTjit upon option A a s lock. wri? accompanied lie T W. avlnr, nn of the lartre share-th- e rs o ; Atlas company. Coln- t r Of' Markwell and another par- t ive,'. from ''ilifornla T ilrrome Extension Mining Co.. of several claims lyjnr; next n;.r r;rotn-.- property this coun-i- d tr;t-icrsranlza t Ion mcetlni? :Mn r and elerteil V. (. Urowne, IC. vice president.Parker, trea3serref. iry at;d ri-'- .10 1 j 1 Its'; .21 " 1 0 .0." . Con. and Other PiocJic Notes . .57 . 1 !oo' .01 . . 0. ot Booth JWm e : C. O. o . i i Mammoth Miller 1. i 05 10 . . . -- . . . . .27$ i , . tonnage and of crop moving purshortage poses. Advices from various points effort of crop dealing with the possible and northwestern damage in western states Indicated no restraint on trade expansion. The only foreign feature was contained In. the British trade report for United Kingdom July, imports ato the more than $6,000.-00increasing by little while exports increased by almost $60,000,000. The statement was without bearing upon the local market for foreign exchange, which ruled at lapt week's final quotations, except francs, wero a trifle easier. San Francisco Quotations. which The bond market was equally 11st- specu The following quotations are from less with 6tocks, prices of some conceslative issues thowlng slight Badeer Bros. Private wire service sions. Internationals, particularly Aek Bid. 5s, were under moderate .09 A t 'anta sales of bonds, par Total pressure. .14 .13 I . . ! I . 4 bl 1 -French !o2 ' i j 06 7.75 .". n-- .02? 1 TEMPORARY QUARTERS, AND E. FIRST SOUTH Anglo- r. . 0 05 . 1 . ) r .05 Too Big to Grasp- - I . '. 1 miles northwest Is down 150 feet. The quality of tho ore gains shown In western 18 cars for . : T ! .02ii clld KeporM 3 D.OO : At the Copper Ranch mine, a do7.en 150-fo- i .033 . a I 15 . - Utah-Nevad- . .06 .12 i l'l i .03jl 1.121 ! I . . l i m 13 Carloads in July .151 .07 .021' Bannock G. . 1 .05 " !oii Beaver Cop.1 .01 . .02f' .02 State Bay .02 on the reduction of B L,. Met ..'. Furthpr 06J Talis ih bonds of the Wngham Mines com - Cedar .10 F:xt. Cnlb. ' eastare as follows by civen out pany !i .15 Col. Cm ... ern dir'tor..05 03J Ft. Crown Bingham Mlnss Tuesday called .so 9.25 this Cardiff 01 bor.ds for retirement at 102, Issue .04 .04 Croff the balance of an or'srlnal tilnc .02 K. ... on Cott. of $."S7. ft')'"). Whn the bonfl are rin- Cott. At .06 the company will be free of all 'ott. Met. ' bonded Indebtedness. l.oo At th t!m- - of Its or RsnU.it inn in Paly 8.25 ' J. ...! 7.7". Daly o Btnsham assumed $?f2.00" first I)raon . . 2; . 05 issued by its prede-rrn- Iem. Con. .! . f2 rnortace bonds In and it also Issued $577. J. Fx..!. i v o ' 2 .10 0i homU to take Paly ieiorid !nome Con. .', F.nip. f re ? flo itins; indettedr.es. Thy first Fast. Vr. .oil 2 V) innrtK.iKt t'iriis were all retired from F. B. Bell . o rrrit-'v.to April 1, lai4. The Fmerald . .21 ;ri-: . fri-.50 bonds at maturity in F.rnma Cop. morfa e were .25 .25 exrhanijed lor Farl Faele January. ll'll. "' J .01 F. Cr. Ft. mor!ica firt ptr ""1 .01 j In Apill. F. Tin. Con. slnktfic fund tionds. .It' l"t.", JS7.),"t bond were pirchased and Fnrt Hall . .04 ar..! since then SiU.OO bondi ;al Mln. retired, 2S 2f bave born convrfed Into stork. The Ctold Ch. . .. . Cer.t. $?.0'lf bonds called for retirement on dr. 20 Went. .'. up the Issue. own C,r. Tusday will netIeanarnir.srs .27 Howell Its from Bingham's In .021 Bun .! $t.".t2i. Home May totaled operations .45 1.471 Bios. Iron ra.te of $lr..H2 per Jnd. which is at the no j .oil Queen . annum, equivalent to $1.27 per shar). .52 .45 sto"k own- Kevsfne Blntham controls &through Oli k. win. B!-Minlnsr F.airde Bell the ership K. Pavld a cents Th latter corruany. 131."!. 1". paid !oi cents a share In 1911. Iht Tin. share In 01 J .02 r IS centi in 1515. and 5 cents on July Leonora 4 0 BU IJttle of return 24 of this year. ArsunnriK . .04 F. Mam. . 1". ents a share this year on the Blue FoKSter . . it 7 tick hfUl ,y irir.sham beMines, the I.akeviw ' .f.5 equivalatter's neta Income should M id west S. ' .55 .4 I to share. i: lent .01 Monzonlte .' ,02 n i Monetalre ..' con-vttl- 100-to- n Copper Ranch Ships "S 3 of Milford. the shaft per remains satisfactory, averaging some with 25 cent to copper, cent per ' !6r News. silver, save the Beaver County Orwln McCulley. 1.00 Tiie lessees. Messrs. for and Stoker, have concluded a lease .12 maof Installation two another years. .121 near .044 chinery Is contemplated for the thirteen The future. shipped company 0 1.4 In July and Is averaging four a .on cars week. Through special efforts it has been enabled to prranKe with the smel to take an additional carcome '.ok i ters has peri week. Most of the ore shipped .18 levels. 100 and 165 from the 1Fj .os : i A2 . I . t I Albion A. C. Cop.. Alta Tun. . .. Alta tier. Bullion Bolev ... B. Four Fx. A ma Kln Black .JAck . Blfr Cot. el measures twenty feet across. It is flgled that it will average sixteen ounces silver. This is opened In a unit irpm the tunnel. Three feet of high grade has been opened at a depth of about ISO feet. Some ore Is now being sacked In the near future. The for shipment 111 tie lead and some gold ore carries a The company expects to eventually put In a flotation mill to treat the feconJ class ores. , I . BINGHAM MINES AND J'-iT-. 250-lev- j I f-- o Whttaker said yesterday that the sulphide fissure vein on the Mr. j g Z0-- phides. ( . $19.8-j.01- , i ; 7. The dullness of exceeded any full sestoday's market sion of the year and approached the low records of the last half dozen years. Transactions for the five hours amounted to only 123,000 shares, and of this amount 33 per cent represented the first hour's business. Numerous prominent stock failed of Issues quotation and If representative few any material changes. registered Such hitherto unimportant and dormant issues as International Papr common and preferred were among the most active features, with gain of to 2 points. The only other feature of note was Consolidated Gas, with an extreme gain of 3. Special favorites of recent months. Including munitions and equipments, were apathetic with Interests at low ebb. speculative News pertaining to market conditions was mostly encouraging, but failed to rouse the list from Its stupor. Expecsettlement of the tations of a speedy local car strike were preceded by general firmness In tractions and the large sales of copper reported at or near 2fiJ effect cents per pound had a hardening . n t a weTA KA rr .tol (rrrtiir. New York, Aug. 1 Tour), $4O.0O. Limit Oetober 31. Phono Wasatch 2526. Ticket Office. 301 Main Street. UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM TIME CARD Depart. 7.20 7.20 8.15 9.30 11.00 12.05 2.25 2.30 A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. 3.30 P.M. 4.30 P.M. 5J.5 P.M. 7.15 P.M. 11.45 P.M. 11.45 P.M. 11.55 P.M. 11.55 P.M. 11.55 P.M. EFFECTIVE JULY 9, 1910. Daily. Malad and Intermediate Ogden. Denver. Kansas City. Oraaha,r Arrtre. 5.55 P.M. V 5.55 P.M. 5.05 P. My 6.00 P. Wf. Chicago. Ogden (Cache Valley, going only), Po- -j catello, Ashton, Montpeller. Paris. Overland Limited Ogden, Reno. Sacra-- l mento, San Francisco. i" Ogden and Intermediate. Pacific Limited Ogden. Omaha, . 8.30 Chicago. Ogden, Logan, Boise, Portland. Seattle, " . 4.45 (Butte also going). Los Angeles Limited Omaha. Chicago,, . 5.00 Denver. St. Louis. Overland Limited Omaha, Chicago. ; .11-55A.Denver. St. Louis (San Francisco Ogden. Brlgham. Cache Valley. Malad . 12.10 and Intermediate. Ogden (Denver, Omaha, Chicago going.) (San Francisco and Butte also arriv- - . . 8.15 ing.) Yellowstone Special Ogden, Pocatello, . 7.30 Idaho Falis and Yellowstone Park. Ogden, Ppcatello. Trlohn T731a Aahlnn A.&I. P.JM. F. M. also-departi- ng). A. M.. . 8.15 A. M.J .10.10 P.M. also arriving.) all Idaho Pocatello. Falls. Butte. Ogden, (Cache Valley also arriving.) . 7.40 Ogden. Ely, Sacramento, San Francisco. Paclfio Limited Ogden, Sacramento, . 2.10 San Francisco. Ogden. Boise, Portland, Seattle. (Twin .10.20 Falls also going.) City Ticket Office. Hotel Utah. Telephone Main 13. A-- U l k3t ;P. M. A.M. JL TV Win it y Z3 t-- P. M. P.M. A.M. A rw 1 Giving Special Treat- -, ments for Men and Women. The of delay in contracted is attested to by thousands diseasesfolly of people who regret they did not Disease, begina treatment sooner. runs like the fire, the longer it the damage. greater Dr. Griffith administers absolutely the latest and most scientific remedies for acute and chronic diseases. Results now obtained with new remedies were formerly impossible. We can assure you that Dr. Griffith's wide experience in his specialties will enable you to secure the best services at his office for such troubles as BLOOD POISON, Rheumatism, Nervousness, Piles, Skin Diseases, Kidney or Bladder Trouble, every form of Weakness, etc. He Is highly Indorsed by the leadmen of the state. He attends ing each patient personally, uses his own name and photo in advertising and holds out no deception either in advertising or in office. A visit to his office will convince you of his honest methods. Honrs 10 a. m. to 5 p, m 159 Main Street |