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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-05
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Weather a SO q. m. CLOUDY. 50 r. IN
cloudy. Maximum temperature. Il. minimum, 80
River. IL feet below zero Of gauge.
n. ! HYATT.
Local Forecast Official.
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MISSOURI PACIFIC

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public by i. Il. Francis. Bro. 4 20. bonds and
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NOEIIiEkN Inns.

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New York stock Quo,n,,o,.

The following shows the opening. hich.s, low
rat and closing quotations on tho Esv- Na,tc..'l-
kachange yesterday. Corrected daily for The RE-
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CAL loans. So. tim" ans. .R6
stocks,

Tostsn. Ian = Closing quotations on money,
stocks, bonds AMI mining shares:
Money.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-28

Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteillgencer.
INDEX, July T.-The miners interested
in properties between Galena and inc pass
TO Monte Cristo held a meeting at GalenA
Tuesday to consider the question OF Inn
proving the trail which connects the
wagon road at Galena with Monte sristc
by way of Silver creek and Mineral city.
1t was decided that any person holding
a claim in the district might II ne so de-
sired put 500 Of work on the ira l. ana
thai such amount should constitute as
sessment work for 1900.
Joe Carignan. a prominent property
holder OF the district. was elected treas
urer with authority to collect money for
the work and A. r. Michaud, who owns
several valuable claims and was the
pioneer Silver creek prospector was elect
ed superintendent. The trail has been i'm
proved for about a mile and a half above
Calena and the work to be done this sen
son will put II In fair condition as far as
the Orphan Boy
\ great many valuable claims lie near
this trail and it's Improvement means
much to the owners of mining property.
Work Is to be started at once on tae
Uncle Sam II CUP owned by SOD ,rbers and
Cornwall. A very fine showing Is made OH
these GLAZING.
william Booth last week finished a six
ty-foot contract on the Cuba. and the
owner. C. W. Gotham. this week let a new
contract to Frank Haley for nifty feet Of
tunnel work on which has already been
commenced. and will be pushed untii the
work Is finished.
The Pepper Cloud. owned by the Three
Zones Mining Company. is showing up
better all the time. and OF a depth of
several hupdred feet some very rich rock
is encountered.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-28

IN THE NORTHWEST CAMPS.

The Lakeview mine. on Red-Top noun
tain, has all arrangements made for ship
ping ore to the smelter.
v v v
A large area OF placer ground on the
Fourth OF July creek, near Nelson, wash,
will be operated by sluicing the present
summer
" v v
The Surprise, I'm the south half. owned
by the Jonses. continues in rich ore, and
the owners feel confident that they have
the rich Dewey lead.
" v v
The Elso mine. cas-, of Kettle river, is
In condition TO ship, and will send out
its first carload this month. The ore Is
gray copper and gaiena.
v v v
A tunnel in the Ben Harrison mine
near Keller. has been driven in over
twenty feet through a black iron cap
ping. and a shaft will Immediately be
sunk twenty feet on the ledge An assay
made from surface rock gave 20 cents In
gold and $2.i4 In silver. and a trace OF
copper.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-28
Repor, ON oLanosaa Gold Mines.

In a report 60 the directors OF the
pkanogan Cold Mines Ltd. Capt H0we,
the consulting engineer, has made the
following statement In part to the com
pnnys ~Ssince Msrch 10 is1 tners has
been done some SO feet 81 development
work largely outside the limits Of the
known pay ere. This wnrk consisted og
arifting along the lower tunnel and a
raise from the same 10 the min tunnel
sxtcusiou % tire MIL tunnel level and
several crpsscuts and drifts for local pros
pccting Most ~ the work had 70 he done
on the tsot-R1u ~ the big vein where
NJ milling valuee hHd been expected but
fwo places Rfth good values have been
found IN this ground. general sample
gave 8 IN gold PER ton In the middle % the
upralse and AZ q place IN the crossrut
from the lower tunnel N& q the toTa The
main vein assaye1 81 a. gold per ton ana
there is nothing In the condition sirue.
tural or otherwise ~ this vein 70 cause
it 20 i0NF its values - In concluding his
report he says; There - nothing n the
condition II the rniae that alters my vtsw
az lfs value nr my belief that II can ~
pnt in 8 paying condition ! would advise
two months further development ON the
lines given 20 your superintendent in my
Instructions
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QUARTZ FROM RaADFIELD CANAL.
Ore shipped From wrangei to the
Tacoma snselter.

tSffttldl tpIfrrpbnGcAgf.t
wRANGfsIs. Alaska. July 2s-The de-
veiopment OF one OF the many quartz
prospects In the vicinity OF wrankef Is
under way. A ton shipment OF ore was
sent to the Tacoma smelter today vita the
Cottage City. IL the ore shows up as
well under the smelter test az under the
several assays, ten-stamp mill will be
erected Immediately. This quartz is 10
Gated on the mainland I'm Bradfield canal
about fifteen miles from Wranxel The
ledge Il q granite formation. thirty feet
wide, and has been traced for half
mile i5-foot tunnel showed an equal
distribution OF the frec-milling ore Ac-
cordins TO assays. IL runs s. to Sl5 In
gold and SILVER. Local parties only are
Interested In the property.
other prospects IN this section Will be
brought before the public shortly The
prospectors are beginning TO realize that
the Wraugel district has never been
thoroughly prospected. and numerous
prospecting parties from neighboring
camps have outitted in Wrangel recent
~ Scores ~ pruspectors are working
IN the BrAdhsld canal section. kupronofr
and Wrangti Islands
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-28

market discount rstes At London - aecvc PER
ecut- and the hardening q exchange here cr~sted
feeling THAI heavy gold shipments fram New York
% London may he sutirspated rhc movement. a
The markets ahrcAd this week favorable to Lon
don and adverse PARSE the rise II sterling rates
AZ the batter city IN particular uiarkinS the t1Anxu-
!" MARKETS through which suld has been shspped
eola vas Therefore sent me French sssarner sail
ING on THURSDAY. hut demand sterling had been
advancing g neariy A.sS Il appreciated that
only the dreetten q the gold outflow had changed
and that london would frcrn now Gu be the prob
able destination q the shifsaeats Foreign nnurn-
eeS we're thus ssaeraliy unfsvorahie 10 the msrket
hrfes Al TIE same time tho ioca factors while nat
heerish, did not encourage huiiish demonstrations
Time money gives indications q hardening under
the rrospert q sola shipments. ard conservative
feeling OVER Chinese complications has eject on
the action Of large interests The investment de-
mAnd for dividend PAYING stocks noted carly IN the
rrrsent mouth has snessied. ard the rrtlic y net
inclined 70 ta0 part IL speculation AZ present,
flQatiuE supplies q stocks are however, snail,
ana there IS sti disposition uu the part ~ the
actual holders Il securities te sell them rhs stas-
tion rcgsreS the eorn crop l. considered salts
factory trit white railroad earnings consinue In the
main 20 70 fease the fact that voekis returns ~
such an important road the 81 Paul have Ak
hihtcd dcercsse> since the hestnrinx 81 the
70 DO. tn view u the fact that the reduced spring
wheat yield necessaris affects the hasness q al
Northwestern reads and thcse u the !. raui sys-
tr'u IN particular,
Hank gicarings.
The following table. cgnpSied hy Brad>sreet.
shows the hank cIeArinEs At all principal cities for
the week c1dcd 1aiy & with the percentage Of In
crease and decrease, a. compared with the ew~-
spending week last year:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-28

NEW YORK July 1.-THE room traders sucoeed-
ed in placing prices M for time today. but they
drifted downward again toward the close o. the
day and left only small net gains. excerpt in Brook
lsn Rapid Tranat This stock was decidedly tho
leader Of the speculation and largely dealt In
the strength of fusinustnG that the
yearly statement. which Is yet 10 see PRINT. will
show larger esrnings than has beea anticipated The
stock made an extreme rise Of points under
this stimulating influence aud helped the whole
market II relapsed a point in the late vactipn.
when the traders taking their proat on the
days rse. Sugar, which came newt in point Of
tisity. did not fare 80 we'll II got up Al time
much u tho expectation that the fFln-
In the sugar market fors-bsdopcd another
advance IN refined sugar, but the later reaction en-
tirey wiped out tho fise The rsilroad list cnnfin
ned extremely dun and narrow The sharp gains
shown by handful u stocks had little Influence on
the rest Of the list. which hung siuggishiy bach
Gains 81 point established In half
dozen siofks At the midday high level hut mono
81 these fally maintained. and nothing more
than fractions remained at the close ~ the dsy
due TO covering By shorts burlington was marked
M on sssertians that the statement n luns
inss woald shcw better net resnitx than have been
fareicid -. Paul Lnnisville. Union pscihc ard
Missouri Pacific the only other railroad sins H.
shoeins any notable strength The steel stoks
moved uncertainty and rfexula'ly. pending an
npuncemrnts ~ the agreement arrived AZ 10 the
Chr.go cosfrrruee. The local traction .socks were
strong. IN sympathy With Brooklyn Transit aud
Consolidated Gas than recovered yesterday =
decline. - far general conditions sFrr an In
ausncc. the MARKET was hslped Nv thu ess dests1Bs
views regarding the fstc II the sasoys Ia retins
hsld ty foreign .pecaiasors THIS was largely zen
coant were insisnifeans 10 Ho,d vas engaged for
export tomoFnuw, and IN fac, demand seriAs fen
81 fraction. But i recovered irstiaa ~ FaFis
and the rsie for cali leans declined IN LfFdop
London Discounts fms. and she t~iisf rrnaaius
sensrai th4, further grid viii a. cot neat sch
The hond mAtket continued drii, bat ihe tors vas
rather hrner Total sales. par value. 81. go co.
Jeiisd states - registered declined 4 and the Bew
d coupss 4 nsf cent Ia ne hid pEicr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-28

Brittsh-America Corporation Unable
to secure an Option.

orittsn-Amerbco corporation Unable
to secure an Option.
Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer
VANCOUVER. II. c., July 21-The
British-America Corporation has no longer
an option on the Britannia group OF
mines for 81 100000. and according to J.
II. Adams, one OF the principal owners.
never had bona fide option. The optien
was given TO DIR. Lefevre for English
capitalists for the amount mentioned,
the first $4,000 TO be paid on August IL.
but the Brftish-Amer1ca Corporation was
very anxious 20 secure the option, and
to consider II and refused TO extend the
time. The British-America Corporation
was not ready within the three days.
and Lefcvre stiil holds the option. Adj
ans says that the mine with be sold at
their figure eventually. II Is but a ques-
tton now of little time. He says he
has had three wires from a Chicago
syndicate urging him to arrange for an
option until II could get an engineer out
here, and IL he reported according TO
other engineers. they would give a mill
ion and half dollars for the mine.
Adams replied that II would be impos-
sible to Give them an option on such an
arrangement. but II they wanted their
engineer to examine the mine. there was
no objection to such a course.
The Britannia group f. the property
that j. II. Adams and Walters. OF Mon
tana- purchased as a prospect from H.
Boscowftx. OF Victoria. for $1,000 rails
ing the money by selling tpw blocks
Of forty shares at ts8 each. The shrewd
Montana people will thus become rich
men on an investment OF $3.50 each for
preliminary expenses.
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Money and Exchange.

Money and Exchange.
Money call il@is per cent Prime mercantile
paper &as per Steriiug exchange, quiet with
actual business IN banker tills 81 sIE for demand
and =; 81 So for sixty days. Pested rates 81 sstea
lisa Commercial bills 81 SAa4 .sai Silver crrtih-
Gates. sisae2sc. Bar silver eesc Mexican dollars
Sc
Government bonds. weak state bonds. inactive
Railroad bonds irregular.
Metals.
The feature ~ operations on the metal exchange
was the announcement from London that ] 900 tons
a. tin had been shipped. This statement weakeued
our market considerably. offerings Of spot being at
$3i.
copres ruled niiet and unchanged here Ia Lon
don IL was higher, at ffs.
Lead aud srelser. unchanged At oes and
81 2sfi 70. respectively
Iron and steel we're weak again. Pi9 iron warrants
show a decline a. IS points 10 s2sN
The brokers price for lead vas S.@ and for cop
per SieD.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-28
Rich Cnriboo creek Claims.

The Rossland Miner says: G.. NJ King
has returned from a trip to Caribco creek,
whittier he went with Jim Piccolo TO in
spect the Portland and the San Juan. The
claims are owned BY Jim Piccolo. James
Davis and Mrs. King They are located
In the Cariboo creek country near the
famous Mile Mack group. The lead is
three feet wide and the ore assays go
ounces Of silver and sSD In gold TO the
ton. The intention is to have them sur
yeyed and crown granted
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-28

Pay Ore In the OlNmpics.

A strike is reported TO have been made
in the Olympic mountains. south Of Port
Angeles Thomas Christison OF Tacoma,
writes that he has uncovered a ledge
about ten feet wide. At the top. he says.
Is blue rock then the rock, changes 10
light-colored quartz in which gold is visit
BILE to the naked eye. Three assays gave
the following results: Outcrop. silver. 81.
gold, 81: copper, 10 per cent: at ten feet.
silver $; gold, SIS. copper IL per cent; at
twenty feet. gold. SIS: copper 20 per cent.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-28
NEWS AND GOSSIP Of THE MINING WORLD.

the ton. John Mcdonald Is In charge.
experimenting the work which, Is being
done On the Eagle No. & Two shifts are
engaged and make two feet day. II Is
the intention TO continue the work for
a distance of 200 feet and at the end of
that time mill VIII be put on the prop
erty.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-28
development of strawberry Lake.

Strawberry lake has 4 number II good
claims A number Of properties haye
besn found which contained vtsibiF free
gold II a. said that about So feet ~
work on the combined claims has been
done there during the past menth.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-28

on the Simiikamsen the Six Eagis
group + beginning 20 assume general
air % activity The shCwings are con-
xidered the nnest Of It's class IN the state.
The ore runs considerably over s. to
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FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REPORTS.
san FRxScIsco.


SAN FRANCISCO. July E.--steriing on London
Sixty days 81 s.; sight, Assi
Financial.
Sitter hsr.. sDic: Mexican dollars. sasasjc Drafts
Sight, lac: Telegraph. i5c
20 e %
NEW YORK.
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TO IMPROVE THE TRAIL.
Miners Ask Voluntary Contribu-
tions From Claim Holders.
RsoirEo AS ASSESSMENTS.

Meeting Held mt Index for the Pur-
pose of Securing "A Better High
way for Properties Between Ca
lena and the Pass 10 Monte Cristo
Proposed Improvement VIII
Open Way to Valuable Claims.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-28

THE STATE OF TRADE.
q. q. Dunn 3 Cos. neyIew.

NEW YORK, July CIR. @ Dan's weekly review
Of trade viii say.
on, 10 discourage new business. Producers aud tnns
sumers getting inToti,sr in more than one ~
fection although midsummer activity I. emphasized
BY DISTURBED foreign relations and the hesitation
always attending national campaign. False alarms
90 be feared. hu The dangerous optimism ot Hast
autumn "a lacking and new business Is ~ iovrf
prices A step 70 the decline in wool brought mans
manufacturers into the market asking terms Good
sales ~ California and territory woods were made
niii. and the trade experts larger purchases 70
follow the openng u spring eoods ~ tho Amcftrsn
WOODEN Company next veek fiaiders who have
SALES a wool at thc three chief marse,s were only
At $40 pounds. against ie.fTaSA pounds sat year
similarly in iron. the derressiou has res,siisd IN
hesitation aud fear hut tn gfhef Industries. the
tone IS tsttsr and in the Psttstufg district The
mills have booked line a fair erdeis 10 bars ard
plates Structural and bridss materials are better
10 allow change Ia the scale adopted IN May
has led 20 strikes a. numerous bar mills and the
seeure concentration, tsi the n0nnnscn capacity
will prevent serious ecsreity Further business ~
liars shoss that ssrisni'sfsi i"tasmeoi maker, are
and Reasemer steel hilleis aold At sis With tha
uncertainty ~ the conference n steel companies 1T
Chicago removed, huyeEs. may psccsed with loss
anxiesy Expert orierk advanced sicetratytie copper
ffem 50 . 30 AeEg IN large inis
Johhefs 10 houss and shoes demanding ps1mpt
dsfiseFF IN odd tadsfs hat hststpeas u sr&re
Manufacturers taxing lesthes ouig fer immaculate
needs. hut sole Is more aetsse snd iarrn ssss fee
taltine al moderate ttpcct4lfdi " fffafte faH&
er IA. Ill freely At chicago Al the sscensif ~
dncsd rrics.
II i st IN ssHpFisins that wheat issI.asd sfiii
further iihs uetk Tot the price had hsen held far
above M auptAsica rfus At this date N isq. and
rrop ruuditcfs generally sstisfarfnfY ~
sssart AZ siandance Cor all hnue requirements ard
the usual ancrt tas esrs1ss Htah rsbcss naft f4sf
tailed foreign hngtmg 10 some exthnt. sud " 'osss
weeks AflApfr ssyoxia Il whrst - fasiine Heuf,
have been 8 - ~ hasisstF. zaztrAs SS1 tsisf,sis
last rraf
faiinfts Tor the weet were ~ n tis t'gifed
States asainss isi isa year and IN CansfA.
against . last year.
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FOREIGN.


NEW YORK. Juiy q The Commercial Adscrtss
er's London financial cahcsram says; business
not increased IN the markets here today hut
the tendency heavy. except In home rails. which
ssiil raliyins sharply bear covering Amer
leans moved within Narrow range
Closing Quotations.
LONDON, iuy N.~-Atch--n, q CsnHdian Pa
cifr 20. union Pacific preferred. Il Northern Pa
rthc preferred. Tsi: Grand Trunk "a Anaconda, sss
bar silver, firm. at I'D per ounce; money. per
cent
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.{!!ii45|
Away
To the
Mountains

ARE YOU taking a vacation? II so. we
would like to send You some iitars-
TURF about ''BanfY Hot Springs The
Great Glacier of the Scikirks," aud
the magnificent hotels there. operated
by the Canadian Pacific railway
Cheap excursion rates made from
all Pscino Coast points.
OR. IF YoU are going East take your
tickets by the Imperial Limited and
spend a day or two at our mountain
resorts. You viii benefit by II and
enjoy II.
or to
r. J. CpYLF, W. n THOMSON
Asst. Gen. Pass Agent. Agent,
Vancouver, y. G, seattle wash