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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17
SCARCITY OF WATER.
streams Being Low In Occur dAlenes
Mills Are Forced TO Close.

According to n dispatch from Wal
lace, Ida. the low water I'm the streams
is causing the mining companies IN the
Occur d'AleAes much trouble,
At the Morning mine at Mullan there
are now less than so men employed
at the mine and mill, over 200 en-
poyes being laid of during the past
few days on account Of the lack Of wa
tor The mill Is not yet entirely closed
down, but viii be within a day or two,
There is insufficient water to run the
mill Operations VIII not be resumed
until tho rains have raised the creeks
considerably This may require a
month or more.
The Black cloud mill has been forced
10 suspend operations on account OF the
low condition Of water In Nine Mile
creek and now less than 10 men are
employed on the property where there
We're over 80 a short time ago.
The low stage Of water In Canyon
creek Is causing some trouble with the
tailings at the Mammoth and Standard
mills There is insufficient water to
carry the tailings far away which has
caused the water to spread, The Fed
eral company has several men at work
attempting to keep the water In the
channel The overflow occurred a short
distance below the mills.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17
MAGNETIC CoNCENTR ALTON.
Process is Solving Many Of the Old GRAY
iiy Problems.

The magnetic system OF ore concen-
tration Is, as we predicted some years
ago proving itself capable Of solving
many problems that the old gravity
processes could not touch, says the
Mining Reporter. At the same time
no one believes that the magnetic pro-
cess has other than a limited appllca-
ton. There can be no question, how
ever. but that the magnetic method ls
receiving more and more respectful
attention from mine owners with diff
fcult ores to treat
We learn that the ores of the Col
conda mine In Nevada, which are being
worked by the Glasgow and Western
Exploration company, are being sue
cessfully treated BY the Blake static
electric process We understand that
extremely good savings are being made.
The success OF magnetic or electric con-
centration Is now beyond question, and
II Is merely matter OF getting the
right kind Of n machine for the ore TO
be- treated. OF course, where ample
water is to be had, and there Is sufl-
Client difference between the specific
GRANTEES OF the minerals to be separ-
ated. water concentration viii hold It's
position as the process par excellence
for many long day,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17

Ncwhouse properties In Beaver county
tonight
Financial Manager Lee Hanchett Of
the Newhouse mines, VIII 90 20 Beaver
county tonight
Secretary G. q. Elhngwood Of the
Western Exploration company returned
from San Francisco yesterday after
noon.
Ground has been broken Tor q new
samping mill to be built NJ Mound
House, New. The cost Of the plant VIII
be $4,000,
J. NJ Wheeler aud Hugh fireman
are Quitting Tor q prospecting ulp
across Nevada. with Goldheld as their
ultimate destination.
The Horn SILVER Mining company VIII
distribute another $4,000 dividend
among its shareholders ON the 5V'h
inst
Material for the new aerial tram
way 10 connect the United states Mill
ing compauy's Galeua group with The
jordan head house Is arriving.
Manager y. G.. Jackling Of the Utah
Copper company has returned from
a pilgrimage to Colorado. lie VIII Wis
II the camp Of Bingham tomorrow
j. -. Jensen Of the summit Placer
company's wax mines at Soldier sum
init is In camp again. President But
ler is expected to arrive there today
T. y. Van Devort. formerly one Of the
publishers Of the Ton0pah Miner VIII
shortly start paper at Columbia a
camp camp In the new Goldiield dis
trict,
A shipment Of ore from the Utah
Apex WAS sold OH the local market To-
day ON controls showing values of $50
per cent copper li3 ounces I'm silver
and $40 per cent iron
During the past 60 days the Reno
works of the Western one Purchasing
company has handled $4,000 worth OF
ores or this amount $4,000 came from
T0nopah
4 block VI 5000 shares OF Uncle sam
Consolidated was reported sold ON the
curb after the regular morning call ~
the mining exchange today at Il cents.
Ed Coplcy Of the Ncyada.Humboldt
Mining company departed Yesterday
for the Nevada properties Of mat CONE
pany He was accompanied by a, g..
Huebner Of Detroit
A ear load Of ore from the American
Flag mine Of Park city. was sold on
todays market on controls showing
81 IN gold, sos ounces IN solver, Z per
cent lead. and l,3 per cent copper
At meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Goldhcld- Vindicator Mining COM
ppny new officers were chosen as fol-
lows; President i. w Grlswold vice
president, j. b. Menardi, treasurer
Hugh VI. Brown, secretary Ii, {. Mar
Gus X L. Colborn remains on the
board Of directors.
A meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Manhattan Mining company Of Tinuc
Is scheduled for this afternoon, al
which the matter Of consolidating with
! the Old Colony win be discussed, At
the meeting OF the shareholders OF the
| latter company yesterday II was de-
cIded to defer action In the matter Tor
| a month,
John Wagner. foreman OF the sunny.
side mine. Is spending a few days In
Boise lie Is an old Colorado miner
| having worked at Aspen and other
camps. At ASPEN he was employed
under T. NJ Ray for some years. In
more recent years he has been IN thls
state having been foreman on the Trade
| Dollar at Silver under Mr. Hutcnln'
son. In speaking Of the THUNDER
Mountain district last evening, Mr
! Wagner stated there was no doubt IN
his mind that II was one Of the best
gold camps In the west Statesman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17
NEW YORK ORGANIZATION.
MI. MeGnl OF Park city Is Now Presl-
dent ~ Company.

The new board Of directors chosen BY
the stockholders Of the New York Boz
nanza Mining company met last even
ing for organization. which resulted as
follows. President, NJ j McGill OF
Park city vice president $, w. pat
of Park city. secretary j. H. Deming
Of Salt Lake, treasurer, w. w, Arm
strong Of Park CITY The directors
present were Julius Frankel s. W..
Plat and NJ. j. McGAi Of Pork city,
Or. A. J.. shores and Mrs. Margaret
Rogers OF Salt Lake.
The headquarters Of the company
win remain In this city.
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The Records Show That a Light
Volume Of Trading Was Done
In Local Stocks
MAY DAY ON ACTIVE LIST.
Other Tiotic Stocks Brought Into the
Plt-SacramentO, Of NCreur
Heard From.

only Sl77SoA3 worth Of business was
transacted ON the floor Of the mining
exchange during the past week. when
represented the selling value Of lll''@
sharos Of stocks
May Day was by far the most active
trader called into the pit and it was
taken at considerable Of an advance
some Of it bringing a fraction above
cents share. The activity display
ed is believed to be due to the illlng
Of orders for The stock which had been
"shortcd."
The major portion Of the trading done
was In Tlntlc stocks, Park city was
represented In the sale column by
few and Sacramento saved the camp OF
Mercur from whitewash. untll to.
day Bingham did not respond when
several blocks OF Silver shield were
brought out at from 4 down TO 51s
cents.
Uncle sam Consolidated OF TlntIc
created some interest and has held up
To steady prices. The inlll W running
steadily and, according TO last iniorma-
tlon. IL treating something Ike 80 tons
Of ore daily Mammoth registered no
transfers during the week, but the
stock has remained lrm Preparations
Tor the starting OF the mlll-through
which the vast tonnages Of low grade
ore win be made marketable-are going
ahead and the plant will likely 20 into
commission during the coming week
Notwithstanding the showing made by
the Tetro at the annual meeting during
the week. when the financial statement
showed the presence In the trasury OF
ovr S2g, 900, there has been little call for
The stock. OF the Park CITY stocks
DAILY West Daly-Judge and New York
Bonanza were sellers. The first two
mentioned have held fairly steady
Today's quotations and sales were as
follows:
A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17
REHABILITATION.
TONopAH ROAD BUSY.
Freight Delayed on Account u Recent
WashOuts Reing Hurried In.

Up 10 last evening since the reopen
ing of the Tonopah railroad week
ago $50 tons Of ore have been shipped,
says the Tonopah Sun, In round NUM-
bers II was 81 tons. over half went in
hulk Up TO last Saturday night so
tons had been dispatched and 80 cars
have gone since, II OF which went yes
terday Besides the ore 40 'emptlos'
have been sent out to accommodate in
coming freight
Since Sept, Z the amount of mlsccl-
laneous freight brought In was li6 cars
and "a large portion Of that was grocer
les and perIshables,
Thirty cars Of lumber were received
M to yesterday, Many Of those We're
well on the wQy before the wash-outs
occurred and some were between
Sodaville and here The Tonopan
Lumber company has not had stick
of lumber for sale Tor two weeks and
since the shipments have arrived has
been hurredly dispatching lumber to
Columbia and Goldheld, The local de-
mands have been so great that the
obtainabe delivery teams have far
more than they can do.
A number OF shippers have been as
tonished 20 receive freight that they
did not expect FOR the next 30 days or
more and others are more than vexed
because they cannot locate freight that
has been ON the way for a month or six
week
The railroad yards present the bus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17
sHAwMUT.NEvADA.
Deal for Purchase Of Horseshoe Mine at
Fay Said TO be Pending.

There Is a well authenticated report
in circulation TO the effect that over
lures have been made by the Newport
Nevada Mining company TO the owners
vada, Tor the purchase Of the latter
property
The Horseshoe was under the man
agement Of G. Proy Smith FOR more
than two years, he having organized
the Shawmut-Neyada Mining company
the basis being a bond and lease on
the property Smith made a failure
Of It after going to considerable eX-
pense IN the equipment Of the mine
with milling facilities A. W. McCune
is the chief owner In the Horseshoe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17
SANTOS DUMoNTs IUNATIC.

Santos. Dumont was discussing with
a reporter the charge that he had mutt
lated his own alrship at ST. Louis.
why should | have done that?' he
said Either / was crazy to have done
Il, or they were crazy who charged
me with doing H. The whole thlns
reminds me OF am episode that happened
before lunatic asylum.
"A lunatic' he continued, leaned
over the fence Of the asylum grounds.
watching a repair Job that was going
on Finally ne took the pipe from his
mouth, blew a fragrant cloud OF smoke
into the air, and said with languld
interest to the middle-aged man who
was digging a hole with spade In the
hard, stony soil
What wages do you get friend?'
Six dollars q week said the Ia.
borer, and he unknotted the red hand
kerchief that encircled his neck, and
wiped the sweat from his face
Are you married? continued the
lmauc
"'l am. said the aborer, and | am
tho father OF IL young children, be-
sides
Tho lunatc putting his pipe, unused
q little while. Then he said
"Tm thinking, friend, you're on the
wrong side OF the fence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17
Bingham Mining Notes.

The party Of % New Englanders to
visit the Copper Boy property are due
to arrive here ON the 26th inst
At the meeting Of the Petro company
TO be held oct Z an assessment viii
probably be levied, to raise funds with
which 20 prosecute development work
Contract work ON the Complex Frac'
ton claim. recently acquired by the
Bingham q New Haven company has
resulted in the opening up Of $50 ore
containing copper lead. silver and gold
The vein Is between lime and Quartzit,
with lime nlllng and reported upwards
of 40 feet wide the whole face NJ tun-
mel being impreguated with mineral
owners of nelghboriug claims are much
interested IN the developments which
show the vein TO strike westerly toward
the end line OF the Sieur location
Manager Orem Of the Utah-ApeX and
New Red Wing Is rebuilding the dumo
of the old Live Oak min. which stood a
few rods below the Dewey and was
burned several years ago Presumably
the companies arc preparing 10 put up
new mill this fall though nothing
definite Is known here Of their plans
a question Of water-rlght win prob.
ably come up, u being claimed that the
old Live oak right has lapsed by non.
usage,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17
Low Temperature and Some I,
jury to Crops Provide Only Adj.
verse influence Of the Week
CONFIDENCE IS EXPANDING.
Fall Trade Thought to be Eoo,l
Last Iears-Railway Earning,
Arc Large.

New York, Sept lG. buns We,u.
Review Of Trade tomorrow win s,,
Industrial and commercial prov,.,.
Is slow, but none the less deauns -.
temperature and some injury IN c,o,
provide the only adverse ngue5c.
the week. and this has little effect nina,
manufacturers and traders, who nav.
started 70 prepare for increased bp,.
ness. Buyers OF dry goods clo,hi,.
and millinery are NOTABLY active IA
placing orders and other staplo lima,
also feel the effect Of gradually EXPAND
Ing confidence. Even II the olBc,
crop estimates OF Sept have to h.
moderately reduced because OF b,5
weather since that date there ia nm
compensation to growers I'm the on.
HANGED prices, and the strength Of g.
curtles indicates the faith of the 6par.
cial world Many mills and furnace.
have resumed because Of new orde,s
OF adjustment of wage scales and
prices are stcadier In most cases f.
Is not unusual to hear fan trade spoken
OF as fully equal to last yearsaIthousb
collections are not prompt at several
cities. Freight traffic blockades are
not as frequent as they were at MI.
time IN 1903, yet there Is occaslonol
complaint and earnings In September
were . per cent larger than year aen
AZ the easier terms there has en-.
peared q liberal demand Tor Chicago
packer hides, fully 100000 being soli
during the week No recovery IN
prices is noted however. and foralsp
dry hides are barely steady.
Failures this week amounted to %,
In the United States. against gi9 ham
year and q in Canada against 10 a
year ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17
SALT LAKErrEs THERE
An Investigation OF the 1rappman strike
Near Cactus Peak being Made

j. p. McCloskey left Monday for the
new II. G.. Trappman strike in which
he Is one Of the interested parties, out
beyond Cactus peak, says the Tonopah
sun. fIe IL accompanied by O mining
man from Salt Lake whose object Is to
examine the property with a view Of
investing The party's Identity mas not
been made known but he was IN Iono-
pah for three days before the Journey
was undertaken. The fact Of Mr., Me
Closkey having suddenly started for
the mines was the origin Of a rumor
that a bigger strike than ever had been
made. but that proves to have not been
the occasion Of the trip. on his return
IL is more than likely that some very
important news vii be learned Of the
value Of the find.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17
Neglected Colds,

Every part OF the mucous membrane ,l.
the nose, throat ears, head and iuhs'
etc. are subjected to disease ana blsn'
from neglected colds, Billiards. HOT HOY,
hound syrup Is a pleasant and enseiS'
remedy, 25c, soc, si00. w, AKendti. y,
Valley Mills, Texas. writes: i nav
used Billiards. Horehound syrup W.
coughs and throat troubles II .
pleasant and most effective remedy
Sold W 2. G, NJ. /, Drug DEBT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17
MILTON OGLESBY'S SUCCESS.
Is Making Mlno Dat of the Magnolia
A. miller Mountain, idaho,

Milton l.. Oglesby the mining engi.
neer who ls manager OF the Magnolia
mine at Miller Mountain, Ida, Is re-
ported to be making big success Of
that venture. The mill completed re-
Gently, Is In operation and Is giving
very satisfactory results.
The campaign Of development In the
mine Is going forward with yigor ore
has been encountered In the upraisc
from the tunnel, which Mr. Oglesby be.
lives ls OF vast Importance to the well
fare OF the company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17
BANK STATEMENT,

New York Sept, l1--The statement
Of averages Of the clearing house
banks Of this city for the week shows
Loans. Sl,t40 ass, 500.
Increase, &l0,472,6O0.
Deposits, Sl.22i 206, 500.
Increase. S2,49I2OO.
Circulation, $40 l0I 300
Increase, 1900.
Legal tenders. S7S.3S2, 500.
Decrease, Sl2O4OO
Specie, S25I022, 200
Decrease, $3.50 400.
Reserve. 1896, 4O4 800
Decrease SS.46O,sOO
Reserve required. 1905 05l6JO.
Increase, i624.300
Surplus, S29,3j3ljO
Decrease S9,OS5.l00
Ex-U. $. deposits, s3j. 2O3,Aoo
Decrease, S9.O1i,0OO,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17
PRODUCE.

At the opening December wheat was
OF ls04 to %Ni. ati12% 70 ll3, and
with free offerings declined o Ink.
May opened AMiA to AnN cents lower
at Lax to 1.l4ia, and dropped to l.l27s.
Just befoHe the close December sold at
1903 and May at Ill,
Final figures ON December were at
1,09alogis a net loss Of as May closed
at l1lhl1ls, loss OF 37s, Close
Whoat--Seut., l.07, sold 10 Dec,
lO9dlO9h May. llld1llb.
Corn-Sept 81 Dec, sou May. t9ia.
Oats-Sept, 3iia Dec 32% May 3j.
Pork Sept lO67lb; oct. 1910; Nov.
1910; Dec. 1850 Jan. 1854.
Lard Sept, SIS; Oct, 6S7Ad6.9O;
Nov. 6.92ih: Dec, 6.o2ls Jan, I.o2iaQ
105.
Ribs-Sept. 707aIO7h Oct, 712n;
Jan. 6,60a6.62h; May $3.50,
Rye--Sept., a.
FlaX-Cash, new, l2ils
Timothy-Sept. 200.
CloyeT-Sept,, ll.65.
Barey-Cash, 37dJS
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BANK CLEARINGS,

New York Sept l6,-Tho following
table compiled by Bradstreet show,
the bank clearings at the principal cit.
les for the week ending Sept Is. with
the percentage Of increase and decrease
as compared with the corresponding
week last year.
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Will Soon he Ratified.

Il is expected that the contract en-,
tered into between the managers of the
Daly-West and ontario mining COM
panles, through which the ontario drain
tunnel will be extended into Daly-West
territory. viii be ratified by the cxecu-
tive heads OF the companies within the
next few days
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17

lest sight .n Tonopah The space al
both sides and between the tracks n
filled with freight and teams are work
Ink their way through 10 help clear ~
away. The lumber takes mp a great
deal NJ the space because Of the NOR"
bulky nature OF that commodity
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17
LIVESTOCK.


Chicago, Sept l7--Cattle rccclpts, f.
500. Steady. Good to prime steers. $50
OSLO, poor 20 medium. lOOd5. 25.
stockers and feeders, 2.25d3N5, cows
l.4OQA3j; heifers 2.5Oa47j. Gamers
l.40qg.lO, bulls. 2O0d42O: calves. SO0Gi
$50 Texas fed steers 400d5j0, west
orn steers 3OOai25.
Hogs Receipts today, 10000 Monday
10000. Left over, 1850. Strong Mixed
and butchers, 5j0mG0j. good 10 choice
heavy, 5.1ja60o rough heavy. b.25G
80. light j.jOa6l0: bulk Of sales, $50
d5.SO.
Sheep Receipts. 5000. Steady Good
to choice wethers 365aL2j. fair to
choice mixed 325Q36O; western sheep,
270QA25; native lambs, 425G6lj; west.
ern lambs iOOdj5O
KANSAS CITY,
Kansas city. Sept. l7.-Cattle receipts
1000 including 300 southerns; market
steady Native steers, 40OG6.25. south.
ern steers. 25O0375; southern COWS. 20
d2SO. native COWS and hefers, 1907
40, stoCkers and feeders, 225ddOO
bulls. l75a3.5O calves, 256d5.5O, west.
ern steers, 3.OOqAjO; western COWS 1.50
d32j.
Hogs Receipts 5000. market steady
TO strong. Bulk Of sales, 565G575
heavy j65a57O; packers, 565G5.1J;
pigs and lights, 56Od5.SO
sheep Receipts $500 Market steady.
Muttons, 3.2jG40O lambs. i25d55O
range wethets, 3,25d39O, ewes, 2.75Q
$50
OMAHA
South Omaha, Sept l1-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 100 Market steady. Native
steers iOOa60O, COWS and hefers. $50
ass; western steers, 3OOdL50; Texas
steers, 2.7jG36O; strange COWS and
heiters. 225dS4O; Gamers, 15Od215:
stockers and feeders. 2jOd3.15: calves,
3.OOd5.5O; bulls, stays, etc, l.75d3.25
Hogs Receipts 400 Market strong to
Sc higher. Heavy, 5.40dj.60, mixed. $50
1850 light, 56Oq57j; pigs, i7ja5.3j:
bulk Of sales. 550dj6O,
Sheep Receipts none Market m
changed. Westerns. 3606 400: Wethers.
S.25G315; ewes 3O0G3j0: common and
stockers. 2.25d315; lambs 4j06j4O,
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Goes to Hamburger. DsIaman.

Reginald Heath has been appointed
to the position Of foreman OF the Bam-
berger. Delamar mines at Delamar
Nevada, In the place Of James i, Hen.
driCson. resigned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17
MUSIC TEACHERS.

All who desire to consult the list Of
the representative professors ana
music teachers OF Salt Lake should
read the Musicians Directory"
IN the Saturday News"
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Tunnel from Carr Fork,

The utah-Apex mine management
VIII shortly CONNIE the task OF run
ming long tunnel rom Carr Fork cam
yon Bingham. TO tap its ore bodies at
depth. The length viii be about 1000
foot
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17

company sends out the following Ell.
couragIng bulletin az to the condition
of business IN Salt Lake: Trade In all
lines presents a very encouraging as
pect Usual summer dizziness is grad
unlly disappearing and country buyers
are placing satisfactory holiday orders.
Rect sugar factories are making prep
aatIons y handle an extraordinary
Yield.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17
CONCENTRATES.

NJ l. Emnger departed for Gold6eld
again last night.
Contractor Dcderlch win leave for the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17

The directors Of the New York 30.
nunzo Will levy an assessment Of 3
cents a share al their next meeting.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

The week past has again been qulet
in local stocks, largely due to the fact
that most o. those In the list have
reached the high water mark. as they
usually do Just prio? 10 dividend time
The Utah Sugar company preferred,
whose quarterly dividend Is payable
ON the 30th. has been In active demand
at $3.50 10 1855. Others In the list re-
main stationary
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NEVADA STOCKS.
REGULAR CALL SALES.

REGULAR CALL SALES.
Daly-Judge- at 40, seller 3; %
at $50, selelr 10,
May Day-SO0 at 6A 10000 at 6ls.
Sacramento 900 at 49,. 1000 at 1871
] 900 AT 1874, seller o.
Little Chief-4,00O at /,
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Daly-West--l az lilO,
Eagle and Blue Bell-lO0 at so; 300 at
90
May Day-l,5OO at 6A 1000 at 6'a;
g 900 az 6&.
silver sheld-jOO at &. $500 at go;
1900 az SB
REHABILITATION.
shares. Value.
Regular call sale .,,,, 1895 l,i95.26
open board ,.,n,.,,,, 1870 1899
Today's totals ..,uu 1885, t2,1t2.5O
Weeks totals ,.u..1ll1@ SlIiSe43