f < v < > t
t frrv y
L y y t
iSatkliieiOre nt Gulden hatp JHInln
Coiiiilnnv TlnftiHilniItito
4Tho Wlllpplo treijlt waih dlstilct
22jnfilcs north of PaikW Ariz fii Sai
Bernardino county Cai will he oni
iol iffe rfleatibt toid countries In tin
w01 ill It Milucs continue to linpimi
with depth lioin vlnu they uo oil till
i cicamcd Col Jvil Cuison this
moMiinc ultei rei cnlng nuws of nil
latent < birlke On me liuluun stiite Mm
any piuperiy liAne mstiict
Xluirlcs Admits in sli letter fitfm
ParKei Aiu SUJB Iliac ncai lie cnmli
on the iruiiij a luifu mis UMI ipcnoJ
ui to n iieptn ot uiit a leu icec ittid
liomIt on1 is bflns tracked ivhlch In
Uwojassajs taken fuiiQ sfjbJ In gqld
1 his leu it it nrc > trom Uircc to IHti
icet In width
Near tho lamp Mj Adams savi ho
lilekcd up 11 piece ot flout that Is nl
mosT half gold and that coiisjIderiibU
Iirosppctmgils l > lng dona to tind this
ledKC At tills point lluru is eon lder
alile wish over thu siotniil
Anolhei eln otcopp ore that way
rceently7e piKil up IK I li 5 feet wide
and tin nbsay of the on Ira ledgeTshowcd
solil imd sllvei The
countrj thus fin nas not bcpn devel
opid It Is deelarea that tho deepest
walking does not gho n depth of
Biiiater than to fcaf
A S IMiklt pre lilont uf tha Golden
Stutojnna cntlmr of tint Parker iin
mercliil banlt nt Iniket recdntlv went
to4 the property to decide foi hlmMsir
onthe vnliti On a 76foot vcln n KB
foot Hiintt vuis sunk for 30 feet anil
across th Lottum ot this n 10ton shlp
iment ol tvnstu nnd evcrj thing vnis
1 UkPii olit ittul bcntJtq the smsltnr ut
Denver This ore tan u Hltlo liclow
f40a ton
J W Mu < gravp1iii mining engineer
ncll knonn In yiltjLnko recently iimdu
an exaiiilnatloii of thp propetty nnd
> iu vell pleueil Ilo liaspalsuy taken
ovcriFeVuralliiitPiebtB Inthat cotmliy
Wo havp about JSpO feet along tho
edges Jli it ion Mr about a mllp
tthrounti our IS clnlmsfauld Col Car
fcon CVery Mui 10 teei u veincan
bo < found Some of these mru haidly
ttS4widpin Miut flngcr jot they con
tainVery licit gold oie Tlie posslbill
tleslnre gient vet tlipiu Is no wuj of
ilclcnnlulng them without pxtenlva
mm vorklngs Ve IPive enough oie on tho
tsurfico to Jimtjfy1 a mill andwe are
goliiRto havu one
Ifthe oro goes no furtlier than 50
ifect < wp have a1 great camp jilt onii
place tho values lileiense 17 lifgolng
feet st It looks good foi
aiAUKlVf IS IIIUVV
Bmii and Jlfi of Tiniliui Is Larklnc
v liils Mot nlnsj >
Tte snap and lite of the market that
has1 prevailed jfoiv seveial dajs as
lacklng tlilsTnornlng uind Blocks as a
rule vvetc heavy Old favorites were
iilow and prices failed to come up to
ilhffjuvoraKe thus far this week
Columbuti Consolidated was hanging
JTround 27 and 2Sscents vvlth morcof
jifdjsfosltloiito sell than to buy This
itockhas gradually dropped for tov
craj months with no Indlcatllns of
picking Upiriulcklj Iowpr Mam
moth Vvas slightly lower nnd Prince
< Consolidated was uneasy fluttering
ibnckand forth between 83 and SO
ccnts v
jSloux Consolidated under buying
ordors from thetcast vos disposed of
nrouniH26sundri7 cents jTlntlc Ceri
trarfsold nt cents
iTheytotnl number of sharosdlsposed
Dfjthls morning wps 40080 fm which
5608750 vai expended
35 Trading on the curb marktt was
tnlr and the sales leslstcrcd woio
Ii000 nhrcs of AltaUccla int flHi
ce ts 2000 shaies ali Opex at 19H
< ents 1000 phnrcs of Demijohn1 at
6tcents
tS QUOTATlONrf
Afternoon
Stocks Bid lAskeJ
Sdillo 02
Beck TUn 10 10 12
King Amal cs OSi OS OSj
I3lack Jack 10
oivi Oli
Darlsn > 11 11
Ltilar 14 lVi
Colorado 31 33U 30 31
Columbus 27 aja
Drown Pt o 00
Daly Jilir iiri r30 415 430
Dragon I 10 10 21
iB CriPth ooji or
< q T Con 01 01
B T1 Dov 0 OOiJ 02
B vT G K OJ
1 Emerald ii
Br Cent iio lilO
Ibex 01 01
ndvQuecn 01M 0054 004
Ingot 4 M 01
lnt P OD uoo 100
IlVO 02 01 02 04
W Iron1 Bios 71 73 7
73fl 7OS
IronKIng 08 fl OS
jfoe Bowers lOJi 02
KevHtone IS
IClng Wm IS 18 20 <
Uhl Tin 01 01
1 00 liin 115
Dlonlllll 10 io
li MamVal Oll 10 0814
Val o no 1010 ar o 10 50
50M4
M4
SIlnHFlnt 00
Mt ILako 03 ooii
MttETZxt 01 01
SVBrltlsh 10
KevHills 230 2371J
Now house 100 175 lCO 175
iSew otk oa 02 01
Ohio Cop l70 175 1SJ54
Jpohongo 181 19Vj
PnU Oil lJ71i ir
Plocho M Ql 01
ii Q 16I 01
Prince Con SO SI I SI
Pimoj oon
tl jAVjirrlnr 10 10
V5nrarnpjlo 01C
OUi
fIlv erfKliu 1 bO
i Shield j OJ
Sioux ICnn >
s Co Con 12K 11
Ir Bio notM oi4
5wnn ConI M PI
tin
Uncle Fim
United Mi
tltflh Con
Victor Con
Victoria Jf
f > West Nev
Sankoo Q
fSpriicopv
lUnllslcTl Stocks
< >
Hlntnii Treaiureiini
lllngham Copper t
rintcfStanda M >
Opcx
vaold > Chaln
J Diniljohn <
ji niyiRcSurrPctlony
PlochuSDoubloSDyka
i S vV
ilTOnUNOON iSAtjLS
UwCSiSSS5S5 It 10
at
III r f 1 > I V
at J7 200 lit Sj 300
iiMEW YORK QUOTATIONS
iCOllUH steid JUirlU50i
MU iiuiet iioirov
suvris
liOOAlJ JIAN1C
lodn OJ5UIHHO
Oct uu imiu
Crown Point EOO at 6V4
Iron lilosxUin TOO lit 73
Iowiu Mammoth COO at
Moifntaln Lake 1000 a t 7
Prince iCon 800 at 84 100 at S3
200 ill So
Moux Con 1400 ut JGlt 700 a
South Iron Ulnssom 16JOOO ut 1
10011 at 1 <
4 f
Swansea Con 1400 at JV4
Utah fon 1000 at S l
YunUee Con SOO ut 7
OPEX HOAUD
Ulack luck 1000 lit 16
Colotado 50U at 12 t
Indian Queen OOO at
Prince Con 200 ut 8
Ohio Ciilipet 50 vit 175
South Col Con KOO at 12 > 4
Tlnlle enltal 2000 at9
Utah Con JOOO at 24 seller
60 2000 at < IUt
TOTALS
Shares Atnount
ItCBUlur vaO10 J139050
Open 1C850 209100
tOJDO S60b750
AITKIIXOOX SALUS
Colorado fiOO at 3J lrOO at 31
Crown Point 00 at fi
Iron Hlo sotn 100 ut 4 100 nt 75
Ohio Copper JOO at 1S24
Prince Con COO ut SI 100 nt S2
South Col Con 1000 nt 13
Undo Sam 1000 at 4114 1300 at
Utah Con 1000 at MJ
SW IT WAfj OUA1CK
Kock SinliiLH Uiulcelilcil us to Hum
bllnus t
rypeelal to The SeTn
Itouk SprlnrW > o Oct 26 OIHclaH
of tlm Union PaciflciConl company deny
Uiat the reeent earth dlstut bailees weif
duo to the workings of mlno No 1 fall
ing In and etpfcia the belief that tho
rumblings were caused byearthquakes
Opinion Is divided many miners being
Fatlifled that the quakes were caused
by the workings of the mine calng In
while others who liavo cxpei fenced
ihacks oil the Paelflo coast are satisfied
the tremors were caused by earth
quakes >
SX rilAXCISCO JIIXINfi STOCKS
James At Pollock Co bankers and
brokers furnish the following received
der their private wire this afternoon
tCpMb COCK
Onhlr l iiS Mexican 1 0301 07J
Gould A Curry U abK < l Con Va 1021
Wl 0 Hasase 1 > 01 Unie Noreross
ISibld Hlcinv Kovadi 204781 Uxchequer
NVJ112 i union JJvbld Chollar 10 asked
Potosl 40 aKd
TOXOPATI
Mcmlma Tonupih > 2 bid Uonoi ii KX
tiiialon lOJttllOf raiNnmara 2MfJo
Mldwii Wfiil ronopuh Belmont 46oQ
Ji78 Tonopih North Star uws Wtxt End
Cdas 03 bid Rescue 10U > ll Jim Uutlei
Col Sit l itfckidj jLmbo 12t
Hoolli 10 asked IJluo Hull Crfo Adams
W Silver Pick l bid flluo Bell 2fi4
Conimemr 1 bid Lone fetar 204 Oro
l17 Atlanta li bid Ot Ilend 2Q3 Red
Top Kxt 2f3 riorence SOJJbld Comb
nuulion 31 a kcd Gt Bend 1 ask
ed Gt Bend Annex 1 asUed Kowanos
Ofp7 Portland 2 asked Crackerjiick i2
lusked Hid Hills 3 bill Bpraihead a
asked Y Tlgci C asked Goldfleld Con
liilUtia M C O O 13 bid
rtjLLruon
Mnyflunci Cons VS6 Jlontgj Mt 1
uxkcd lloincM ikL Con l asked Trump
Cons 2 bid
MANHATTAN
Manh Colts 2TJ Doxtcr 1J7
OTIHUt UI8THICT3
Xeadalllll8 2SOii537J PlllsbiirK SlT
Iaak 51 hldj HnJIstoao a i54 Hound
Mountain MWM nuwhldo Coalition s
bid
SAX 1U5XCISCO OHj OUOTATfOXS
Janus A Iolloclc Co bunkers anil
brokers riunlsh the following received
avei their private wire this afternoon
A sd OIL 44 asled Utookshlre 1121
lildliCiiilhon irjjii471 rintetmmt 115
< fllD7i Lno lOT hid Illinois Ctiidc 13
Hid JleKlltilcU H imknd Mouto Ciintit
i in bid lalmit IHMilT7i Pnmlcr To
bjd S I t AlcKltlilik ifi hid Saner
IJouch 00 asked SIlMr Tip 1 w hid
WI4 IUICI M Md WK
Oil 4obld
IJOSTOX COPPEll 11AXGE
James A Pollock Co bankers ana
brokers furnish the following iccelvcd
ovtr tlmlr prUato wirp this afternoon
KTV TOIHC 1TSTI rn STOCKB
JnmoS A Iollock Co b inkers nut
iirokcrsfurnish the following received
jv PI j their private wire this aftornoom
CoIcJZjnil
Situation i Y Utiih
Klv to < T < Jbeli i
il
AtJlusJLiHUooks as Jt tlfe old camp1
iof < Plotlie luul sbokeji off tho Jonah
man broken the hoodoo1 ind Isnovv
Jri ft filr yay to enjoy the prosiwrlfy
tiiebig district deuervus TSo latest
noivB from tho east where big things
laro transpiring iclatlvo to Ploche Is
tlmtvUrncBt R Woolley has been made j
ptxsldeitt or the Conaolldated Pjodio
Mlncicompany which Is ownedijolrifvj
ly by the OhloKcntucky aiid thoNe
fiadaUtah companies further than
tnutihc hua beenelected president andj
generalmanager of the NevadaUtah
and F W JCalklns general manager f
of tho Standard Oil company M Jsei
York has bpcnuelected vlco prcsldcr
o the NevadaUtah Mr Calkins I
also one of thc big Intercuts In th
Caibonate Mining companyfln Bg Cot
tonw ond > canyon
Tlfcre Is no doubt but what the Cole
Jljan IntcreBt who nro also Standar
OIIJ are behind the present movemon
In the Ploche district It means thn
thousand of dollars will Ixi spent l
development wT > rx there and that be
foifj another jear rolls around th >
i amp > s 111 be one or thq btgl leodsllve
producers of theciutntiy
Considcnible Hpeculatlon Is belm
mndo ns to what will be done by tin
new Interests To those whoraro bes
Informed It looks like the advcnt o
the Colo Rian Interests Into tho ills
trlet meins tho purchase of the Prinei
Consolidated nnd OhioKentucky In
tercsts And further than that mill
will be erected at tho Prince Consoll
dated and Consolidated Plocho prop
crtlcs
TOJ3U1LD RAILROAD
Another step will mcan that tho In
lernatlonal Smeltlnguiid lleflning com
pany will dominate thu metal situatlui
In Utah and Houthcrn and eastern No
vuda A railroad rvIH be built fion
Uly through eastern Tilte Plm
county the famous Deep Creek eountr
and to the smeltet at Tooele this wil
j ield a great tonnage ot coppet on
us well aa Hllvci and gold As Pioeho I
only 125 miles Houth of Ely and In tin
same valley the Salt Lake Route vvouli
be willing to give good rates rathci
than have the smelter extern Its i one
In that direction The smelter wouli
certainly be unwilling to plnco itsel
at the mercy of tho Gusgenhelms am
theli Nevada Northern Railroad am
would certainly hold a club over tin
Salt Uike Routo It there Is any chance
TliH means that Utah 1wtll bo tho greai
ccntial point jor the Intorriatlona
Qmcltlnir and Rpflnlng pompany In tlu
west It does not looki reasonable that
smelters will bo built either at Plochi
or 13Ij
Tho taking over ot contiol ot the Ne
vadaUtah TMInesand Smelter cot pora
tlon moans nn end to some of the mosl
disgraceful manipulation tactics In min
ing hUtorj It > runs overu period ol
jears and Involves a number of well
known inlnlifg operators and far from
honest eastern ibiokorsr No vestorn
company fin a long time has suffered
so much from outandout skllldug
5 < 7 >
NO RDPORTS
Tho NevadaUtah has never Issued a
report as required by tho Nevada law
but since thu change In control over >
effort IH being made to settle affairs
Tho company declined that It had not
enough money on hand to Issue tho
icqulrcd report jet It boasted of hav
ing 105000 In tho treasury In cash
It is probable that when tho real truth
comes out tho company cannot boast
of more than 6000 AVtlien George D
Leonard was president of the company
draw Ing 30000 a > ear for looking wise
and riding In a private car other
salaries were In pioportlon Little two
by six fractional claims had their 100
a year assessment work spent on them
no matter how far removed from tha
mineral aiea superintendents voro
paid to hang around and do nothing a
500 a month secretary of tho company
sat In an otHco and received letters of
complaints Irom stockholders that
would fairly burn a man up with
shame The secretary probably came
tho nearest earning his salary as ho
had to load the letters
FOUNDED IN INIQUITY
From tho stait NevadaUtah was
founded In Iniquity Simon Bamberger
uns unable to agreo to tho price want
ed and tho NevadaUtah people took
over thu 1loclie ground In 1906 Col
John Weir attempted to put through
a deal v hereby he vyould get posses
sion of certain Plocho property without
paying for It Ho as than the ruling
spirit In NevadaUtah Ills llttlo
scheme was thwarted and later It re
sulted In the dispute between the
OhioKentucky and the NevadaUtah
In 1007 Weir lost out and Geotgo D
Learniud nnd K S Hooloy New York
brokers hpcuted controli and through
tho big boosting that had been given
thp stock floated tho issue to 8000
stockholders A story ofithn real In
uldo facts of manipulation of fstock
ulindy deals chicanery falso Informa
tion and such other doings as only
light fingered gontlemnnwould be sus
iccted of arc all contained In tho pnst
record of NevadaUtah
Thp kllllngof tho bugbear thathas
long held this > property down means
that Plocholwlll ngnln conic < to the
front
A fi Mn083 > Ili Bohemln 4 < fj > Vt n
i I 6SJ110 Chlno 20WTA Coibln 4ft
Tu KlyCon 27Q30 Of C SlSfiJ
Ilo e IKiifTsi MaJcstlc 5r T59 McICD
ISifttt Nov Douglas 24 Biltlc 5
i6 OnccoJi2s4 Leaf 65J7 S iS G
10 20 Yukon 3J45TI Ons 32033 B
iiy 1W Cactus 3W32 Chief
101C iConnArlz 1TW2 D Daly
< 3 > 11S First National Cop S OOIO
Inspiration 87400 Onk 25027 M V
> WnO National Kx GV4W7 Nov
Utah 10 Ohio IWliii id Raven
ISipIO Rny Ccntrnl IVa W South
Uko 7ififSW Tonopah 8H H
d > < nture 7 111 Arlz Coml 17J4O18
Uutte Coul 19JJH C it H > S < 0 > >
3 M 5CT8J Daly Wp t 4ifta Gmnby
KVMM La Salle 10PW Mcx Con 10
> td Mohiulf COJiQ IH lpisslng 11
iTWiDld Dominion 405T41 Parrot 13
iJHW SnntoIVs IiflH Sup Copper
0il 7i Trinity CW017 Vlctoila 21
iKI AVoHerlliP 1250130 Algomah
Hjriii2 zinc 27 U n n BVJWVii
Slroux JTO Hclv 2 asked Royalo
iliA f22 Kew 3iia > l Miami 19 0
sorthJakpStf < Tsi Rayi20Un4 S t
3 1 748r U S com 40 U Wtah
IHIGCSj
v Wng Mnch
10 Stato Bank of Utah
vlOJ5 C M 1
G Uescrot Savings Hank
i OgdenSavlngs Bvak
10 rlrsl Nat Jlnnksr
y Amal SugarSPfd
WAmjil HUBar C
CHICAGO
xorac AD BOSTON
1 fl
>
AXD
fINDtJSTRIAr STOCKS
j J50 ttJtah Kama Tunneling 110
JOO iUtahIdahoi Sugar 9847Vt
188 EnslsnTAmusomcnt 87S
006Cpn Fuel Bond
Apex 3Vis i Yuma 30 33
Alloucz 4 asked Atlantic S QJ C
A 59B51vCent 20 21 nangc 70
71 franklin IIMG Orcene 6T4
7 4 Mosss 9W Mich I15O31J Nov
Cons 20t94 N nutte J20W Osceo
lan1304O131i Qnlncy 76 bid1 Shan
non 12J4CJ1K Tamarack CO asked
Utah Cons 23 5024 Wlnona
Wyanilotto lJifi9i Amal G8 < g > 3S
cudlan 45i5 OJI SiH Sou thorn
Utah 154 i S 1 13 U S
pfd v48449 Keystone1 2 J
xcv ydhic ooiin CLOSISV
Chlno 20 i Jfc Davis Daly 1 15 16
2I16 Ely Ccntnil 21022 Elv Con
27if30 rirst Nat Copper 3 Glr
oux Consolidated 745P Jnsi > lralion
S 15lGQiS Ytikoni Gold 2siO3 1516
Miami 19KC > tXovada Utah 116
New Keystone 2T403 Xlplsslng llif
U Ohio Copper 1 J316 8 Ray Cen
tral 1W1 716nnny Consolidated 20 4
Li Roser4nlCiT5 South Utah
Bf CXCop 7PH B S GnsSS
Darragh Ijl30 > liri Montgotnery Sho
shone lOiglS Nevada Smelter Ui4
Silver iQueent 8014 Tlntlc 1 asked
Ontario 2 i3W Allee 2T2it Sloux
Cons 2729f Colorado SOJJ3J nlron
Blossom j7576f Carisi 20 asked Ne
vada Hills > 2 i5lGi2i
Special ito rlip News
Bvanston Wyo Oct 26 The Texas
Klng Oll Gas company Saturday
struck aX heavy flow of oil on tholr
propoi ty In tho Spring Valley fields
east of hero Tile drillers beleve If
the TV ell is shot a flow of from 100 to
150 bifrets of oil per day will be en
countoredvbut the well will be ceed
and a pump Installed and regular ship
ments made
CONCENTRATES
How aid W Throckmorton formerly
a local broker but now ot the oil
fields of California Is In the city on
business
According to reports from Yorlngton
the lease of Constantino Bros at
Mason1 Pass has about1 IS Inches of
100 oie One place where It Is 20
inches vIde It carries JG425 In values
61 being In gold Jf i
NY1 T Triischkoff n1 mining en
gineer from St Petersburg Russia
manager Of the Blagodutony mines
nnd iimeltors in tho mountain dis
trict of Elcrlnborg Is at the Konyon
hotel He Is in this country studying
mining methods
A meeting of tho directors of tho In
ternational Smelting and Rellnlng
company will bo held In Now York
shortly to post the usual quarterly
dividend of two per cent The Tooclo
plant will be cainlng money within
the next two months mid twill add to
the dividend o tho company
Imor Jott manager of the Blngham
Mines compajij nays that tho old shaft
at tho Yosemlto claim Is to bo ent
down beyond tho SOO foot leveUvvhleh
has Just been drained by tho exton
ulon of tho Masscotto tunnol A holsK
haa been putjln and development
started In th early days there vwas
high grade copper In tho lowest levels
of tho shaft but for > cars the shaft hag
been under water
Wi J AVolstonholmo1 of tho Sham
rock Gold Mining Milling company
at Marjsvale has Just returned from
the district Ho says that the company
Isnow loading another car of ore from
the lower tunnel at the property This
is lead silver copper and gold which
will run about 60 a ton At the Do
Wltt lease on tho Webpter and Bully
Boy ground DoAVtt has ore opened Up
In tour places fnnd three shifts work
Ing at each place making 27 men
altogether As tho lease expires Nov
14 tho present owner It endeavoring
to get out and sack all the rich oro
possible beforo tho final hour
Articles of incorporation ror tho Alta
Jordan Vulloy Itallroad company
which Is to build a 10 inlla road from
Sandy to Alto and which Is capitaliz
ed at 200000 10000 shares pro
foired at 10 eaelvfand100000 shares
ot common flock at 1 each wore
filed with the county clerk josterday
Tho IncorporatorHjUro D J and At A
Williams 10 J street William r WIlJ
Hams 678 Fifth avonue and B F and
E W Ciimnilngs 295 Contei srtroot
Eighty thousand shares of common
stock and tho 10000 shares of pre
ferred stock are placed In thci treasury
On tho latter stock dividends shall not
exfieed 8 par cent B > F Cmnmlngs H
president W I1 Williams secretary
and treasurer and M1 A Williams
vicepresident
NEW YORKjSTOCK LIST
LnsfSole Ocf 2G
Amalgamated Copper 63S
American licet Sugar v i37t
American Car foundry 34
Amprlcan Car Foundry 31
American Cotton Qllf 7 < Ba
Ameilcan Locomotive Joy
American Smelting Refining < 70ii
Amcr Smelting Refining pfdtl05
American Sugar Refining bid118
Anaconda Mining Co
AtchUnn i 103ft
Atlantic Coast Line 117
IJaltlmorp ft Ohio lO
HiQiiklin Rapid Tianslt TTVi
Canadian Pacific bid IDS
Chesapeake R Ohio S31
Chicago it Northwestern i 1149
Chicago Mil ftStjPaull12B
Colorado uel
Colorado i Southein Wf iWJnCOH
nclawam Iliidspn t < ISSU
DCnver ftUllqGrandov i133
lJ nvcr RloAOnindepfd bir473 i
Hrln Mil VSilK1
CJriiit Northern pfd 12Ci
Illinois iContral bid 131
InterboroiiRhMctjj > J2U
Interboi6ughMct iifd iiGH
UlsvllleA Nasivlllo i 14ri
Missouri Pnclllc lfl Glii
< MIMfuil < KnnsfisitToxas 354i
mo
SPcopIo3 > Gusi
IPullmrin PalaceCar 167i
Reading < i 1B1 I
Roik ilslandjCo lc 32Tij
iRpck IsiandPCoI pfd i WM
Southern Pacinc 117H
iSouthcrni Railway 125
Union Pacinc > t72U
UnltcdiiStates Steel pfd 11W
AVabaah 1SW
jWubash ipfd r 39 t
Western Union 73
tStandnrd OH 603
XcVv York jOct 2H There were laig
t urchiiKe ofsu > cksatthoopenlng toda
atlriictlonal advances ovorlast night i
closing Themost conspicuous gains ex
nhilir werolnf Union 1nclflc U
WnbaMi prcfeired andAmcrlcni
Second prices showed traction
at lodges from theopening ino mat
kctfluetuat d Irregularly prices rising
good fraction at times Jiyrtha end 01
tho > hourHthemaikct waaTLslng again
Reading Wabiuih preferredColorado anc
Southern first preferred Amalgamated
jCoppoi and American Smelting rose 1
American leleiihonojiV Telegraph li ajit
Coloradujand HouthernMli letleralMin
ing Moat 3 and tho proiorrodi 5 on one
transaction
Tho speculatlvo hc ltatlon markcd by
tholunccrtalii prlcofluctuallonsiwas due
to thodoubtful money outlook Tho U
8 Steel iqnartcTlyristttloincnt hnit little
effccttln stimulating activity
Prices In the second hour lost mosl
of the gains cstabllshed durlng the first
hour Tlicio were gains InInternatlonal
Paper proferrPiCof 2AVestcrn Union li
and General1 Klectrlc and American Lln
sced preferred i TPXHS Iaclflo and
Noith Amoilcnn fell 1 Atlantic Const
Lino fell l and Bethlehem Slcel pre
fened 2J <
HondH were firm
Thq market was unable to withstand
tha volume ofsales mid prlce i bioke
hharply More thnn a dozen of tho prln
clpalHtocks were down a point from ses
lcrday8 closing St Paul and Iiitema
tlonaljllarvester fell 11 and U S ENPICSS
9
Lowerjtirlces were made after a pauso
In tliosclllng The simsciiucnt wcovcry
lmd amounted lonly to a small fraction
when tho dfmiuid came nlmost to a hall
Tho markotsclobcd generally firm The
running oufof the demand on the recov
er Invited renewed pressure from tho
bears Prices receded again with an In
crioKo of activity jln thoydcallngs Low
prices for Ihe day were touched In a fen
instances oothoi Stocks encountered re
sistance and supporting Borders Atlan
tic Const VLlno rell j
LIVE STOCK
Chicago Oct 2ii Cattle Receipts cs
tlmateti at 12000 maiket steady to
shade off Beeves 4 COS W ioxns
steers 3 3o0C wostom steers 400
c Tfi stockers and feeders 4 WiCffl cows
andheifers 2 a > 625 calves 7210 CO
J logs Receipts estimated at 30
markflt slow to lOc lower Light s C0f
> 0u mixed S 00t 9 OG heavy 77 8 So
77J783 god to cholco heavy
N > pigs S lOfflS SO bulk of sales
< r
Shenp riecelpts estimated at 40000
mirket steady Nntlo 27i47i west
prn 4 000435 jcaillng 4 6030 CO lambs
native 175tj > TOO westein 5 WS > 700
OMAIEV
Omaha Oct 26 Cattle Receipts 5 rffl
matkct stead > to strongu Nitlve steers
4 7B7CO COWN and nelfcre 300utrO
wealern stiers S ofmTS cows nnd hclf
era Joi 50 canners 27 1J3 CO stock
ers a d feelers 300JJ5M calves 3S55JI
7ffi bullHstags etc 30004 C5
Hogs UecelptH 4 500 lOc lower
Heavy SlOiJS 40 mixed 8 5508 35 light
558880 pigs 750JiS 00 bulk S 209813
Sheep Receipts 1900U maxket stiong
Vcarllngs 4WSJG 20 wothors 340jjS2o
ewes jS37a lambs C1367S
KANSAS C1TV
ICansns City Oct s Cattle Rncelpts
1UOOO market vveak to 100 lower Native
steers 5 00377 do cows and helfors
2 COS 7 00 btoekers and feeders 3 J5 < 3 >
B60 bulls 3 OMH 23 Calves SJS iS 2o
western A steers 1 COUGO western cows
llogs Receipts COCO market 10 to lric
lower Hulk S 650 a 75 packers and butch
ers 8 Wft3 M light 8 SOWS 95
Sheej > Hccelpts 5000 market steady
Muttons 3flOiii4fO lambs B60t3 < i7 > fi > d
wethers and jcnrllngs 4 > g5 00 western
ewes JCOi6TS
WOOL
St Ixiuls Oct Wool atea ly Tcr
rltonvand mediums 18 23 fine mediums
17020 fine
Iloston OcU SS Tliat activity and
strength of tho local wool market ron
llnues with worsted wools In considera
ble demand and heavy sales roportou
from many quartom Ono estlmatu
places tho triuisfeiH at 10000000 In the
lust fortnight while others run hl h r
Quito a Uttlo speculation has devclrped
In both urcjiay and scoured wools with
territory lending1 Inces on all lines
show a firmer tendency
Ihe leadlnc western quotations nngo
as follows
Kentucky and Missouri throeolRhths
blood 28f20c oncauartsr blood 27
Scoure d Ixtsls Texas fine 12 months
fiSOOOc flue 6 to 8 munths C5ij67c flno
fall Me
Calltornla northern G7SJ < X > o mldino
rounty r2 p51o southern 4SOc fall
free I5847c
OrcBon eastern No 1 staple C3ii < Mc
eastern clothing COWSc valley J o 1
c
ictrltory flno staple C4ft < c fine mo
dlum Htaplo 6 iaMc rlno clothing S7
ScWc flno medium clothlnir KiiftiMc
hallhlood combiner COS62c thrce
olshthsbloocl combing 53 CGo qunrtcr
liloort comblnff 61Mc
Pulled extra C6ci fine 05C7c A su
pers 5353c
PRODUCE
Chicago Oct nxpcclallons of a
smaller world shipment this wook tend
ed to Increase friendliness for tho bull
sJdo iOt tho wheat market todai The
fact thai thu visible supply In tho United
Elates la not piling up so fant a recent
ly was also an oncouragement to buying
lUilns Interrupting set ding operations In
Roumanla aided In giving an upward tilt
to the market
Thetoponlng hero vyas unchanged to
hlghcrnho December option showing tho
pxtretnorango at WJ to 04 cents ror
some time thn prlco held at S2J
Light offerings woro rc ponslblo for
firmness In corn December opened i
to11 up at 131 to 4Cc and touched 481
Abrenco of selling pressure allowed oats
lo advance December started a shade
higher < at 10Ji31 and roso to 3U
sentiment In tho provision pit wasbcar
Ish but trailers appeared timid about
jrjing to force a decline First sales were
unchanged to Bcidown Tilth Jonviary at
1717Mfor pork 10271 for Inrdand 003i
for ribs1 A f Vl
Wheat Covering of a big llnojby a rq
cent short sollor lightened tho market
SO did largo export clearances Tho close
was firm with Dccombir at M3t a mot
galn of I
Oirn Jorecast of unsottlcd vvoatlior
was also a big help to prices Tho closo
vias strong with Ueoembor at46J an ad
vance of U ovcr lost ngnt
Cashcorn No S 4DftJ No S vshltoi48l
WSOi No 2 jellow < 40fiT493 No 3M9 < iN83
No 3while 484T4 No SJyoUowHSSif1
401 No4 I7JWISU No 4 while4304SS
iCloso R > e Cash 781 v s
Uarlcy Cash R > 6r71m 1
TlmothjCash 7 W39 OOi Oct DCOi
MarcliTO SO 7 > I
CloverCash 10 OMIH 00 OctSuiS I
WheatDcc 033 May 991JulyiO 3 v j
OalB Dec Sllijii MavtJlSOT JulyJSl
Three MorejfalesmenArejAccepti
edfamJ Swofnjin This i
THREE EXHIBITS1 MISSING >
llotdcs of lrugs to ho Ifix1utctt x
Trial Mstcrlpusliilsoi > pcnr
H B Hlder 223isouth Second SVcst
street conlractor
Alfred S Derrick 157 cast Fifth
South stieetAeniplojo Troy laundry
William HiInglmm 053 Ulalno avo
nue salesman
Jesso Gobdfellow S27 north Third
West ugent Klsemaii Brothers wool
merchants
Jaines C Atkinson Thirteenth East
and Vlnestreets stneltercmplojo
AV J Bennett Jiil Seventh avenue
sccrctaij undStieasurer Bennett Paint
Glass company
Two jurors In the second trial of the
Vance caso vcro accepted and sworn
in this morningmakliiffVtolal of six
Jurors sccurcd upito noon tocluj Thej
ate Jcsbo < Goodfcllow SJ7 north Third
West street agent of tho Tlscman
Brothers company wool merchants
and James C Atkinson living at
Thlitcenth I ist uid lnc streets
smeltci employe
Ten prospective Jurors worn examin
ed this foicnoon Samuel Pcpton An
drew Ecclcs John PMaluiniiuid John
S Gordon vero excused for caiibc
On peremptory challenge of counsel
for tho defendant William Mi ngan
nnd William Miirdock vero excused
Low Is W lllgley was challenged by tho
stato and excused Niels Hanson es
caped dolnejjury duty because of de
fective hearing
Tho cnbC for iho defendant Is belnt
handled today bv A J Weber and
John K Tobln Tho dentil last night
of AV L Mnglnnls of Ogden robs the
defense ot Its mosti valued phamplon
nsjho vns famlllar wlthrevery minute
detail of tho cato Ifls fcon S A
Maglnnls who is issoclated nlso In tho
case is In Ogden attending to the fu
neral arrangements
EXHIBITS MlbSING
Thieo exhibits In tho Vance caso aro
mlbblng at least tho stonographei In
whose care they were placed BO says
These exhibits which consisted ot pait
of a bottlo of oil ot ergot part of a
bottle of pennjrojal and a pot tlon of a
botlle of oil of pansy may bo easily le
placcd from tho nearest diue store
however nndtheli dlsappeaiance will
have no effect whatevot on thq cas > e
The exhibits had been placed In tho
locker of a vault adjoining Judge Ann
strongs court room nnd WPIP In di
rect charge of William II rolland They
played no pait In lha first trial and
fot that reason ate of llttlo moment
in tlio second hearing Tho important
and essential exhibits had not been mo
lested
The exhibits which are said by Mr
Kolland to have mysteriously dl ap
peared werppurchased at drug stores
with the Idea of presenting them to
womon witnesses vho had attended
Mrs Vance to sco If they could Iden
tify them as Iwlnc similar to drags
that had bccn around the Vanco homo
prloi to and at the time of tho wom
ans death
NEWINCOBPOHATIONS
Articles of Incorporation of tha Wll
loy Transfer company havo been filed
with thoicounty clerk Thq company In
capitalized at 10000 and takes over for
3000 tho business which has been con
ducted under a similar namo Tho stock
is In 1 filmrcs 7000 shares being held
in tho treasury Thp officers are TSud
per C AVllley president It n Rogers
vice president Dean R Daynpc secro
tarv nnd treasurer These vlth B M
AVilley and M R Daynns form tho
boaid of directors
By an amendment to the nrtlclps of
Incorporation filed with tho sccretaty
of state tho name of Peery Brothers
Milling company of Ogden has been
changed to tho Utah Milling comp my
LATE LOCALS
Sfcmbcrslilp Committee
i memberahlp meetlnc of the Miinu
racturefsassoclatlon ot Utah will bo
hold In their quarters In tho Vormont
tmlldliifr Thursday Ortober 27 at
S oclock Matters of Importance rp
nrdlnR tho organization and also the
sxhiblts will bo discussed
Will not Aflvnnco l rlcc Hen n
nidrcdso najs ho has no Intention to
also tlio price of his milk lo 15 cents
is credited him in Tho News
Sheep Dipping Order Tho board
of sheopcommlBsloncrs Ilnd it neces
sary to reiterate their recent order
that allIdaho sheep must havo boon
dippedibcforo crossing tho Mate lino
or bodlpied Immediately on ontoilng
UtahTUorrltor tThcre scorns to have
boon a misunderstanding lurfoius
northern hord ownors po that their
attention Isljonco more called to the
matter
COURT NEWS
Bouquets for Dono Thn Insurance
periodicals throughout the country
annprlntliifr notices of tho appoint
ment of ttVlllArd Dono to succeed tho
atoiCol Squires as Insurance com
missioner < of this state KPnomlly
i Ithj complimentary reference
Tho Unoniplojpil That thoro 110
munw poraojw out of employment In
tils city Is manifest from tho fact
that the i employment bureau of the
Flrrt Consreeatlonil church has two
vo rk3 ° nam ° 3 ° C nPnllca > te or
< iiii tuiniiaiiy nus
mod suit In tho district court asnlnst
tho Covey Investment companylforthe
recovery of 369000 said to bOjduofor
abor performed nnd material fuinlshed
in theconstructlbn of tho Covey aniirt
montsion South Temple strcet
0NEWZEALAND HEIR
TO MAjIHATTANflSLyD
aro maklnir an moMmMan
hopes soon to Mm
on ilBbbrt CTwat ° 1 0 ° Ty
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fUCOftJtahIdiir5ysuBarr S s K <
l Con WauAlMnch Co
J2CCOTr IiVi > uCobond
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CSS
crty to the colonlali government It l
EaldfOratqrm1of1091ycars
It < appears1 tohavo been nubleased
by the government the1 claimant adds
nnd nimllyidlsiioscd ofjby thote In pos
session
DR CRIPPEN vCOUNSEL
HAVE DECJDED TO APPEAL
London Oct 26 Counsel for Dr
Haw ley Hnrvpj Criroen who was
VentencedJto dcatluonJDct 22 for tho
murdei ot hls vvlfo havo decided to
appeal Increase This determination
wos announced at the conclusion
today of a long1 conference between
Crlppen and Arthur Now ton onp of
Ills Iuwoa nt the Pentonville pri
son Crippen appeared to bo cheerful
nnd cxptcssed great satisfaction thit
Hiss Leiieve had been acfiultted
TODATS MONEY MAEKET
> cw Yolk Ool 26 Money on cnll tlrm
r2 nj per tent rdlnp rale T3 per cent
closing bid offered at 3 per cent
lime louns firm and vciy dull for O1
diys 4 M3 DOrccnt for ronijs 4SflJ r
cent foi n months 411ft H pi > r Cfnti
Close PrlniP incrcantllo paper 5S to 8
per cent 2
Ftetllntr CNchango stcnd > nt i A
cllnovwlth actual business In lnnken
bills nl I 82 Mill 2 50 foi Wdi > bills an
at 4iil 60 foi demand >
ComniTclal Mis 4S24
Ttiir silver r < ic >
51clcan dollais Me
Goveinmcnti bonds nteid rillroad
bonds steady
Report Made to the Sceretarj of Slati
of the State of qtali of tho Conll
tlon of the
GARFIELD BANKING COMPAQ
Located at Qarfleld In tho Count > cl
SiUtLakc Statelof Utah at the dosj
of bufalnesa on the 8th day ot October
I010
Loins anxl discounts
OveidrafLH UTKB
T3 inking house
rmnlluro and fixtures
Duo from Stato bonkn ami
bankon
Cash on hand
Ciurpnt expenses and t u > es
pild 5113
Total INrJl si
LTAWLITJ1S
Capital tod pild In t SHof > i
Ilndlvldid profltH fii34
llvldeml < unr lid > IOOJM
liidMilniil clcpnslls TKH01
JJcinand cortlfleatcs ot dipn ll SSS iJf
Jolal
Stale of utih County of Silt lnlc
I D Klmbill holnc flist iltilj R nra
nceordlnr to li d posPn mill Bisi tint1
IIP Is cashlei of the above mnied banlv
that the pl op nd orcgoln roport con
tnlns a full trua and correct statomcn
of HIP condition of Hie s Ud hnk it tbj
close of business on the 8th di > of Octi K
bei 1510
1 B KIMUUIi
Subscribed nnd swoin lo b ° foie me this
21th day of Octobci 1910 j
j M mmvnir
Sell Nillili Public i
My cominlfMou expires Mnuh 1I
Comet Atteft l
1 W 4 JUCOIINIOIv 4 I
UOIIN M UnYCS 7i
s A virn xi j
Dltcctois I
Htiiti of Utnll Office of Iho SrmarjJ
of Sinlp jp
1 C h Tlntrev hecrelui of SitiKotf
the State of utnh nil borbs mllfthat
thn ton golnir Is a full true nml coir t
copj of the slatPinent of th aboinan4
cd compiin fllid In my office this Stb
ilaj of cvtober ln
C S riNRIV
eiQ Hccictir nf state
xoruTi
Or HpnciAij SIOCKIIOUI
lo th > stnckhnld of til
3OL > MINING COMPANli Xotlre l
Riven thit a speibil mritliiR oC
hc filiiKlioil iH oKkM inmpan Is
icicl enllpd nnd vll b < IHcl ut thief
lees ot the cmnpinv lit K hMlli Mnh
jttett all jjiKo fltv Utnli nl oclock
> in on Iho I2h diy nf NoQ ib r 131
The said meting Is cnJl d for the fnJ
oso of considering md nclliic iipln tiie
iroposlllon to aiiieii he nitlrlcfc of u3
orpoiallon of slid Cirnnl Oolil llnin
Jompnnj to icdiico TJm cnpltil stcck
rum 100000000 to IOOt Oi hi rfduolnft1
ho p ir vahio of tho wluuci fioin Jl W pr
hale to Jc pel shirc md to rnn Irtor
md act upon any other iniiltsrs that imrs
nopprly eonm befoiu tho UKling ii
THOMAS W SLOAN Sol
October IS 1110
Scenic Hue of the World
3 PAST TRAINS DAILY
f
SaltuLake to Denver j
Tlnotigh Pullnuin sleepers
4
toCkicago and points cast
Steamship tickets to all
parts of the world
Ticket Office 30f Main St
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