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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-21
MARKET BELONGS
TO ANYBODY.
Feature Today Was Violent De-
cline in Preferred Shares Of L.
s. Realty & Construction Co.
OPENING PRICES WERE HIGHER


New York, Aug a. Tho feature OF
the stock market just before noon was
the violent decline ia the preferred
shares Of the United Really IS ConaTue'
ton company That stock sold of over
points on fairly large offerings ON
the Iock exchange the impression pre-
vailed that the stock offered today was
long stock, implying forced liQuldation'
Realty common shares also sold on a
point and quarter The balance Of the
active list was affected alphabetically
The average level Of prices on OPEN
ing quotations. was q large fraction over
last nights closing The gransers ana
PUr'tcs led with gains approaching
point IN Chicago Great Western, Cana
dian Pacific and Union Pacific. Anal
gamated Couuer rose a AND virginia
CGgolina Chemical points. A slight
shading OF Pennsylvania was the Ouly
e->cstlOn To the advance hut there was
some yielding after the opening. The
market rose vigorously led 10y Amalga'
mated with 2-point advance. 50 Paul
Union Pacific AtchisOn Missouri Paoi-
ne, Ruck Island, Reading Baltnore a
Ohio. Erie United States steel and
other representative STOCKS rose a point
or more and heavy blocks changed
hands on well distributed buying orders.
MINNEAPOLIS, 81. Paul * Slu,t Ste Marie
preferred agalned 3. North American 3A
and Consolidated Gas 3, Colorado Fuel
lost So shere was a sharp reaction
before II o'cOlck ana Amalgamated
Copper, Rock Island, ST. Paul Atchisou,
Missouri Pacific, Union Pacific and
Pennsylvania fell back a point.
The market became duh but was IN
clined TO settle to lower level Prices
quite generally got fraction below last
night. Acute weakness In the United
states Realty stocks had a disturbing
tendency, the common losing "a and the
preferred 5ls Sugar dropped IA.
Bonds were steady at noon
There was rally of 5% in United
states Realty preferred and the declIn-
ing tendency elsewhere was checked.
but the recovery was insignificant.
American Car Locomotive preferred,
Chicago Terminal and Paper rose a
point or more, Iowa Central preferred
declined 3.
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CONCENTRATES.
Fred BEETLES is at the Boston Con-
solicited IN Bingham today

Fred BEETLES is at the Boston Con-
solidoted IN Bingham today
John T. Hodson has arrived from the
Lincoln mine in the Pearl Ida dis
trlct
President Dern. Of the Con. Mercur
is not expected TO return from Califor-
MIA until next month
Manager Frank b. Cook. Of the Co.
lumbia mine Of Bingham. went odt to
that property again this forenoon.
The leasers on the Chloride Point
mine on Lion Hill are In the market
with a shipment OF ores.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday were as follows.
Crude ores and concentrates, $4,000.
base bullion, $4,000 Total S6O,5OO.
James W. Neil is expected home
from Colorado early next week He
has 30 advised the officials Of the Tin
tic company
Manager j. c. Jacking Of the Utah
Copper company, has advised Supt
Janney that HIS arrival IN the city has
been delayed until tomorrow. He VIII
arrive on the early train over the Rio
Grande
Manager NJ. NJ. Johnson, OF the ex-
ploration department OF the Newhouse
mines was In Michigan a few DAYS
ago looking over the big things N the
Lake copper regions
A strike IN the Annie Laurie Extep.
sion mine Is reported from Kimberly.
The find was made IN the tunnel now
being run and IS supposed to be feed
er to the ledge towards which the tun.
mel Is being driven.
The Rio Grande is going TO run an
excursion TO TintiC next SUNDAY and
the indications are that II will be very
largely patroniZed. The citizens of Eu-
reka have provided something extra
IN the way OF entertainment The VS.
itors VIII have about eight hours IN
the camp.
The Custer Prospector IL authority
for the statement that the order placed
recently for a mill for the Lost Pack
or property on Loon Creek. Ida. has
been rescinded. The directors con-
cluded II best to do further develop-
ment work. The probabilities are that
a different kind Of a plant than the
one selected will be needed later on.
c. o. Ellingwood. who has flied the
position OF secretary Of the Western
Exploration company In this city over
since It's organization was presented
with a handsome gold watch by the
employees Of that corporation yester-
day before taking his departure to his
new post Of duty in San Francisco.
Mr. Elllngwood was very popular
among his acqualntances here and win
be greatly missed by his former assoc
ciatcs.
In Augusta, Maine yesterday a GER
tiHcate OF incorporation was died bv
the Boston Utah Mining and Smeltipg
company with capital Of 800 600 10
carry on general mining business
The par value Of the shares Is SO each
The promoters are +. p. ButterlcK
Joseph Kelley and NJ MCElhaney OF
Boston. J. NJ. Fairbanks is the presI
dent J. Berry treasurer, and the d.
rectors are Chester A. Messer and 4
NJ. French with the foregoing. The
location Of the company's property is
not diyulgod.
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RUSSELL SAGES JEST.

Only on high occasions does Mr..
Sage permit himself TO jest. Ordinarily
his habit Is what the late Joseph Cook
made so much Of as the souls laugh
ter at Itself But when he can get In
a dig at the expense of "A great nabob
Of the financial world, he does so In
the most sardonic style.
His chance came last week with the
departure Of Mr.. Morgan for Europe.
which-as readers Of real estate news
viii recall-had been preceded by the
announcement that Mr. Morgan had
sold his troublesome Park avenue
flats Thus spake Uncle Russell.
$50 Morgan has gone. hey? and he
has disposed of his interests " those
Park-avenue fats? Well, | don't know
about the flats on Park avenue, but III
bet you a doughnut against double
eagle that he has not parted with his
interest I'm the fats on Wall street.
New York Mail and Express,
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FAMOUS M0ATED HOUSES.

The moat which SO often surrounded
halls ana castles IN the old days Is now
generally dry and filed up, but some
remarkable specimens still remain,
Perhaps the finest example Of a mOated
house Is Huntington hall the seat ot
Lord Tollemache, IN Suffolk, about eight
miles from Ipswich. The drawbridge
still remains, and It has been raised
every night for more than 300 years.
the ancient precauuon being observed
even though the need Tor It has long
passed away. The moat which sur
rounds Leeds castle, near Maidstone,
is so wide that II may almost be called
a lake The ancient Episcopal palace
at Wells Is surrounded by walls which
inclose nearly seven acres OF ground,
and by a moat which Is supplied with
water from st. Andrews well a VEN
cradle bridge spans the moat giving
access through tower gateway to the
outer court--Tlt-Bits
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SALE OF THE CALIFORNIA.
Park city Property will he Placed Under
The Hammer hy summit Co. Sheriff.

sherift G. W. MAR Of Summit county
has advertised the property OF the CALI
fornia Mining company for sale, and the
date fixed IS the 3lst OF this month. at
the front door of the courthouse at
Coalville. at 10 o'clock In the forenoon.
In addition 10 all machinery and I'M
proyements, the property to go down
under the hammer Is described as fol-
lows.
The California, White Hawk and Ace
OF Diamonds lode mining claims sur
Neyed for patent as Y, S. lot 4245 the
Independence lode mining claim, sur
yeyed as T. s lot i2i6 the Empire lode
mining claim, patented as lot 2g7; the
Eurora lode mining claim. patented as
lot POS; the Hope lode mining claim,
patented as lot 299; an undivided eight
fifteenth Of the Mountain Spring lode
mining claim patented at lot 339; also
the Copper mining claim. the Cold
Wedge mining claim and the White
Rock mining claim, unsuryeyed.
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PROGRESS BEING
MADE At ONTARIO.
Excavations Are Nearing Compile.
ton Masonry Work Commences
Next Week.
POWERFUL PUMPS FOR MINE.
Four Have Been Installed With a Com.
bined Capacity of l2Ioo Gallons
Per Minute.

Good progress Is being made with
the preliminary work for the construc.
tlon Of tho mill which Is to adoru the
properties Of tho ontario Mining com
pany in Park City The excavations
are wcIl along and early next week the
work Of laying the stone foundations
win be going on In earnest
While the mill Is under construction
II Is the intention Of Supt Rood to
keep things moving In the mine. Two
pumps were recently installed on the L.
700 level with combined capacity Of
300 gallons a minute. on the 200
level two other pumps have been IN
stalled with a combined capacity Of o.
900 gallons per minute
In the meantime high grade ore is be-
Ing extracted from the upper levels
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MINERAL WAX FIND
IN SPANISH FORK.
Dr.. Clarence Barrett Left for
Property This Forenoon in
Response to Telegram.
SIX INCH STREAK DISCOVERED.
Work Stopped on Account Of the Pres.
ence of Gas But it Will
BE Controlled.

DR.. C.Bawctt, manager OF the Paraf.
fine mine at MIL Fork, In Spanish
Fork canyon, departed FOR that prop
erty this morning.
lie went In response TO telegram
from the men IN charge OF the work,
saying that six inches Of wax had been
struck This means a fortune Dr.
Barrett says II 1t holds out. and there
is everys Indication he declares, that
It win.
The telegram stated that work was
temporarily suspended because OF the
presence OF great quantities Of gas,
which Is not az all detrimental fea-
ture when under control
The doctor will return In short time
and more viii then be known regarding
the strike, which is undoubtedly Of
importance but has not been unlook-
ed for.
Mr. Robert Sherwood Of this city Is
president Of the company, and natural
ly he feels somewhat elated
one or the first steps to be taken Will
he to place the escaping gas under con-
troll.
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SHELTER CONCERNS
WANT ALTA MINES.
In Camp it is Generally Believed
That Options Have Been Given
On Two Properties,
AMERICAN WANTS FLAGSTAFF.
RumOr Has it That Bingham Consoli-
dated Company Has Tied Up the
Copper Prince Property,

Postmaster John @. stillwel Of Alta
IS in tho city on one Of his periodical
business trips and expects to return to
camp again tomorrow
Mr. sullwcl says the camp Ia very
active ut the present time ana work
of some character is In progress in
nearly every part Of the camp and
every indication points that the
old district Is going to fairly hum,
Asked what he knew about the In
vestigations made there recently by
those In charge OF the valley shelters,
Mr.. Stllwcl declared he knew but lit
lie about such movements, but from
what he could gather here and there It
Is apparent that the smelling COM
panies have been on the alert and are
eager TO get foothold, ms the iron
ores OF the camp are OF the compost
tlon greatly needed by them.
While 1t Il cmmon talk IN Alta that
the American Smelling & Refining COM
pany has ACQUIRED an option on the
famous old Flagstaff mine, the deal still
lacks verlhcation, yet II It has not been
already closed, negotiations are prob
ably pending. Mr. Gum, the Amerl-
cans chief expert, has been over the
ground, and so has Manager Whitley,
and II is said they consider the Flag
stan worth having The mine contains
some immense iron ore deposits which
are not barren Of other metals.
II IL pretty generally talked about
that the Bingham Consolidated
has not been asleep IN the game OF ac-
quiring territory In the camp, The
presence OF Manager Duncan McVlchie
In the district recently was not for the
purpose alone OF seeing the country and
In Alta II Is said that he has actually
acquired an option on the Copper
Prince group, one Of the biggest pro-
positions IN the district.
Although Mr. McYchle has stated
that his company has no other
interest In the region than TO see It
developed and TO enter I'm the field for
the purpose OF buying ores; undoubt-
edly he has deeper designs than he ls
willing to admit at the present time,
at least until the head officials of his
company are at least heard from Mr.
Stlllwell says little doubt Is expressed
IN Alta about the option being
given, personally he knows nothing
about IT, Such a deal would involve "A
large amount Of money.
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SWITZERLAND INTERESTED.
80 Docs Not Want DIR. Lardy to he
Arbitration In Venezuelan Cnsc.

Paris, Aug G.-The federal council OF
Switzerland has advised Or. Lardy. the
swiss minister 10 Paris. and one Of the
three arbiTators appointed by the car
OF Russia 20 decide the claim for prefer.
ential treatment made by the three al.
lied powers Germany. Great Britain
and Italy,, In the settlement with Ven.
ezuela that 10 does not desire him to act
as arbitrator as switzerland has Inter-
ests similar 10 Aose Of the other pow
ers. which have been committed to the
German representative at The Hague
court OF arbitration Consequently. Dr.
Lardy has declined TO serve as arb!tra-
tor.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago Aug 2l,--Cattle Receipts,
5000, steady. Good to prime steers, g. 10
q6.6j; poor 10 medium 3.75050O: stock
ers and feeders. 2.50d425: cows, t.50n
$50. heifers. 200G475, Gamers 1.5O0
go; bulls, 2.25a425; calves 2,5OQ675.
Texas fed steers, 30OG4iO, western
steers, S2jGA45.
Hogs Receipts today 1000: tomor-
row. 10000 steady to Zoe. higher Mixed
and butchers, 5.OOq5.75 good to choice
heavy, 52005,6O: rough heavy. Also
515, light, 53OQ6O0; bulk Of sales, 5.l50
$50.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; sheal and
lambs, steady Good 70 choice wethers,
S.OOQS6O, fair to choice mixed. 225@
800 western sheep. 2S5Q350, native
lambs, 3,25g560; western lambs, 1904
$40,
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PRODUCE.


Chicago, Aug. I.-Close: Wheat
September SOis old. sOhaS0N: Decem-
Der slA Old, SIS, May, s34
Corn-August, 5lh September, 5ls:
December, 5lA05l7. May, j2h
Oats-August, Sj September, IS: De.
cember, S6%. May. 3Sisd3Ss..
Pork-August, l2S1is October, 1900;
May 1910
Lard-September $50. October.
G6ils; December, 100; January. 100
Rlbs-September 712is; October.
$50, January, 6.65.
Rye-September SEA December,
54h.
FlaN-Cash. northwest. L0l
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 3512hT315.
Cioyer-August 1900.
Barley Cash, A0H46
Cash-Wheat-No .. red SiBGGI.
No 3. red SlnIb. No. 2. hard winter.
SodS)it No. 8. do. ~. No 1. northern
spring 9oi No. 2, do. ,5QSl; No. B.
spring. 50.
Corn-No. ., 5laQ52L: No. 3. 5liS652.
Octs-No. 3 32ha33: No. 2. S2a32h.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Aug 2l-Close-W wheat
sept, &c 5Ad oct, 5s 5Nd Dec, 6s ca.
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To Work the Uranium Deposits.

Advices received from Boston is 20
the effect that q company Is In the pro-
cess Of formation IN Boston % work
the uranium deposits In Grand county.
stephen T. Lockwood and George Ban
On, the latter q mining engineer at
Runnlo, y. Y, are among the principal
ones mentioned as being connected with
the enterprise. II is proposed to build
a plant az Buffalo, II not IN Utah, which
WIN have a daily initial capacity Of two
tons Of uranium, yielding 100 pounds Of
uranium oxide worth 81 pound 10000
grammes Of crude radlum harium COM
pound OF ten units activity, worth about
two cents a gramme. and 100 pounds
OF other metallic residues containing
another radiant metal, polonum.
The crude radium product viii he
converted into o chloride salt. and the
barlum chloride eliminated with the
mass Of 10000 grammes reduced 10 100
grammes. The daily product will ev-
coed two pounds.
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Firm state dairy, llQlS' creamery, 10
Q20
Eggs-Recelpts, $500 packages Firm,
Western seconds to extras, 1920,
Sugar-RaW, strong. Fair refining,
3b.lG. centrifugal, g6 test, 3 1916 mo-
lesses sugar, lie Refined is frm;
crushed, 500 powdered $40; granulat-
ed co.
Cofee--Qulet, No Z Rio 5is
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CHICAGO WHEAT.

Chicago. Aug September wheat
opened ii0% 90 i743.c lower az 19lst0
SOS and declined 20 1914 before the end
or the first half hour
Later The market turned strong and
September advanced 20 81 cents. but
reacted again on liquidation. although
The close was strong and q shade high
co at S0ig.
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AN ACTIVE IDAHO CAMP.
some TAX of Railroad Being Built
Down snake River from Huntington.

The lmnaha district. situated north Of
Huntingdon, ore. along the Snake
river but on the Idaho side. Is attract
Ing not little attention at the present
time. and there IS strong talk of COM
pittlng he railroad upon which con-
siderable grading was done several
years ago below Huntington. with
View OF extending 70 To- the camp. Much
WORK Is IN progress 10 the region al the
present time and the lmnaha Copper
company has boat IN service on The
river. which is now the only means al
transportation IN and out of the dis
trict
The Eureka company Is building
smelter and Is also running "a long tpn.
mel In which IS said 10 be exposed some
vast bodies Of ore.
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A THUNDER MOUNTAIN SALE.
Property Near the Head of Profile Creek
Taken over by Eastern Capitalists.
Especial to The "News')

Especial to the "News)
Butte, Mont, Aug 2l--lt bi learned
here on what is apparently the best
authority that a syndicate composed of
Indiana and Missouri capitalists have
taken over group Of seven quartz and
four placer claims IN Thunder Noun
tain gold region, lying near headwaters
Of Profile creek The consideration has
not been made public, but It Is said to
be between $4,000 and $4,000
The deal was consumated after an In
spcction OF property by Messrs. Lucas
and zeenk OF St, Louis and W J Evans
OF Terre Haute, Ind, and Is one OF the
largest mining transactions made IN
Idaho IN recent years
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KILLED BY A GOLF BALL.
Young Girl Struck by One Which
Cracked Her Skull.

Philadelphia, Aug G.--After lying
unconscious since last Tuesday Bertha
Harmon aged u years. died late last
night IN a hospital here from the effects
NJ a blow on the head with golf ball
The child was watching the play on
the sharon hin links near here when
the ban struck her frac;uring the skull
that condition until death ensued last
She fell unconscious and fingered Ain
night.
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Gold Discovery in Peru.

New York, Aug. 2l.-Tecgrams from
Berropa3co announce that vein Of
gold 1--WE meters wide has been d.stoy-
cred Ia ChUqultambo AcCurding %
Herald dispatch from Lima. Peru. an
English company Is working mines near
THIS vein which are producing co
ounces OF gold a day
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OMAHA.

South Omaha, Aug 2l--cattle-Re
ceipts, 1000 Market active to stronger
Native ste,rs, 315N5 35 COWS and helf-
AIS, Texas steers 275Gl3. So; western
cows and hefers, 2.3jQ3. %: Gamers,
1902 Is; stockers and feeders, $500
400; calves, 2.50Q5.O0, bulls. stays, etc,
2.OaIf 90.
ogs-Receipts, 1000 Market Sc high
err Heavy 5,10Q5.25; mixed 5.15@5. %;
light, 5,SOQ5.6Q' pigs, 5,3OG55O; bulk OF
sales, 3OQ5.j0
No sheep.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas city, Aug. H.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1000 including 500 Texans.
Steady to strong. Native steers. 2.5Oa
$40; Texas and Indian steers. 4.O0a
$40; Texas COWS, l50a275, native cows
and hcIfers l4004.25: stockers and
feeders, 2.4Oq4.OO bulls. 2.OO6S 90:
calves, 2.50G5.50; western steers, $50
GAS. western COWS. /. SJd2 go.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 Market pack
ers light and pigs JdlOc higher; others
steady to strong Bulk Of sales. 5.2Ol
go; heavy, 5.20a5 60, packers, 5.lOa
$50; medium 5,45G5.65. light, 5.G54
$50; workers, 5,S0qj.90. pigs, 6.5Od5.SO
Sheep-Receipts 1000. Market strong.
Muttons, 2.ijUi4o, lambs, .OOd5 Co:
range wethers, 2,75d4,35; ewes, 2.gOQ
AIS.
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CHOLERA ON THE SHERMAN.
Turned Out to be Nothing but
Severe Cramps.

Manila, Aug. 2l.-Upon investigation
II turns out that the supposed case %,
cholera on The transport sherman was
merely am attack Of severe cramps. IN.
on theh raising of the quarantine 10
transport sailed Immediately with
clean bin 90 health
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Aug. 2i.-Wheat declined
again this morning IN answer to bear
lsh Weather conditions and better crop
news from the northwest, lower cables
ana liquidation September, Ssh: De-
cember, 50 l5-i6Gs6A.
Wheat--Receipts. $500.
Dutter-Receipts, 5,,O packages.
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Inerenses Its Cnnltnl Stock.

Dover Del, Aug. 2l.-The Federal
Mining and Smelling company Of New
York filed an amendment 10 its certif-
cate OF incorporation today, increasing
its capital 20 S300O0000
When the company filed its cortia-
cate OF incorporation It's capital was
$4,000
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THE FORENOON ON CHANGE.
Trading Was Confined Mostly to Low
Priced StOeks-The Sales Posted.

The transactions on the Mining Ex-
chanse this forenoon were confined
principally to the speculative stocks.
A small quantity OF star Consolidated
found lis way into the pit Starting
at 10 cents It fell to ~ bid at the
close Broker Joseph was n strong
bidder for Carlsa, and It slid down the
toboggan a few notches. Daly-Judge
participated, but at slightly lower fig
ures.
May Day, not entirely overlooked.
found a buyer at II cents, Daly-West
was quoted some higher
The quotations and sales OF the fore
noon were pos, ed as follows
FORENOON QUOTATIONS..
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ARMY or BULGARIA.
RumorS of Its Mobilization Semi.
Officially Denied.

Sofia, Bulgaria, Aug 2l.-The current
rumors n the approaching mobilization
OF the bulgarian army are semi-ofB.
clally denied.
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WOOL
ST LOWS

81. Louis Aug. p Wool-tnchanged.
Territory and western mediums. iGs0
1874 hne medium, l4h0l5 fine. l3ikalG.
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REGrLAR mi sALrs-

REGULAR CALL SALES.
Carlsa. 5000 at So. 900 AZ So: 1000
az s 1000 at Sh. Shares sold $500.
Daly-Judge 10 AZ 80
Nav nay. 1000 az H.
Star Con- 1000 az n, 1900 at iiA:
) 600 ~ lih Shares sold $500.
Little Chief 1900 az ~.
Victor Con. $500 NJ liis
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Carlsa. 300 az So, 1000 az @
paly-West 10 az 1910.
Naildriyer 100 az i27h.
REHABILITATION
Shares Value.
Regular call. B" q. ...is,li0 s2,0i3. So
open board. 9" ., .,. l.el0 G6S. Is
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Forenoon totals. d. 1910 s2.7l2.37