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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-07
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago. Nov I.-Dccember wheat open
rd /, cent lower al i.ilA, May was down
n shade 10 Z. cent at Ink TO LllAnl,llE
PIT traders soon became active buyers,
and result was a quick advance Decem-
her selling up TO LIPS May rose 70 IL
al H.
Cash: Whcat-No. 2. red HOLLIS: No
2, red, l.i2aili. No q hard. illnl.L'
40. hard 03dl,l0; No. /, northern. Liz
10. No. 2. northern, l0Sai IS; no 3
spring, 0Hfll2
Con-No. 2. 56i5fijiil No 6, 81.
Oats-No 2. g9's No. 3, %.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Nov. Sugar raw ilrm.
Fair refining, 3Ia centrifugal, 10 test
47.iG, moasscs sugar 3p
Refined Firm Crushed. GO0i powder
ed. 5l0 graduated, $50.
Steady No. Z Rio, Sh
Butter very FIRM street prices extra
cry. common 10 extra. 1895, held extras
22. state dairy. common To- extra llnB.
Cheese Finn
Eggs Firm Western fancy selected, 2i
do average best 2uh.
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THE oQUmRn.BlNGHAM.
Good showing Of copper ina Tunnel
Now Being Run

AZ the OQurrh-Bingham property ~
bingham, Sugt H. A, Brown Is work-
ing "a small force of men In driving a
tunnel 20 cut some cross lissutrs which
he believes. win turn out to be piuduc-
tive of ore of "a good grade \ -ool
showing of malacite and asurite OF cop
per rs coming 10 the face af the tun-
mel
The mine is owned principally by
Fhi,aro portlog
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO

Chicago. Nov. 7--Cattle-Rcccpts g.-
600. Including 5000 western, market lodl'
cents higher Good 10 prime steers, lw
ZOO. poor 10 medium 3.95qjeo; siockets
and feeders 200p4l5, COWS, lAVPiG
Sc,fsrs 1 7505 %. Gamers. .2i0e.2j, bulls
. n0s,4 .00 calves. 30lH1Q0 Texas led
steers. 3.Gaj.C0. western steers, 2.Wpofl
Hoes-Recelpts today 5000, tomorrow
q 0GO. market tNlQ cents lower Mixed ana
butchers. i.SO05lj good 10 choice heavy
OG5.l5. rough heavy i.65ni,Ali llghl
4.aQ5.Oi: bulk " sales, tsjn5.@.
Sheep-Reccipts, 5000, market steady
lambs. steady. Good 10 choice wethels
l.25dL60: fair 10 choice mixed, 3.@4i. ~
western sheep, 3,Q0n $50; native lambs i'V
a5.G, western lambs, i0oQjN,
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas city. Nov I.-Cattle-Rcccipts,
100: market 10 cents higher Native
steers. 31iliG %. native COWS and helters.
1.Ma45o; stockers and feeders 2.25ni %,
bulls. l.1jd3.gi, calves, ? 2jni, 90, western
steers. 3 o0di 80. western COWS l.jOp3,G
Hogs-Recepts, 500 market steady
Bulk Of sales, A,1on5.O; heavy $3.50 l0i
hackers. i.Sa5.O5; pigs and lights, asa
$50
sheep-Receipts 5000 market steady
Muttons. 3.5oa4.2j; lambs, 4.95G5.7O. range
wethers, 3 Jdi,tO, ewes, 2.joui,O, Colo.
RADIO ewes. i0i pounds, 5.S; Utah mixed
sheep, l0j pounds, as.
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OMAHA

South Omaha, Nov. I--Cattlc-Recelpts,
$500. market strong 10 10 cents higher
Native steers, 3.Ijn6,2j CONS and hetl-
ers, 2,j0d40O; western steers 3.Wnt Oh;
Texas steers 2.1ja3.15. COWS and heifors
range 2.2jd3.lo; cauners, l1ju2l5. stock
r and feeders. 2.l0di.00. calves, 3,Q0dj.jQ,
bulls. stays etc, L7ju3N.
Hogs Receipts. 1900, market strong.
Heavy. i.0aiH, mixed. ADa4 .g2ia; light.
l@di e2il, pigs iSQi.l5; bulk Of sales,
ie0dif2i4,
shoep-RcccIpts 400, market steady
Western yoarings, i0ii IS, wethers. Q p.
"a. @. ewes, 8JOu40D; common and stock
ers. 25OQi5; lambs, j00nj.,5.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
EUREKA 5sg a4ss
NOTHING BUT BUTTEh'

We are also MANUFACTURING
Ha2elnut butter which " fancy
II IA made from selected cream
best modern methods used !"
making H. This butter n wrap,
ped with parchment each p2uuu
enclosed with q paranned carton
which ~ sealed with an oulslu,,y
Autographed wrapper ASK your
grocer to get II for YOU
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A. S. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker
eii d. i. Walker Block.
AS A SALT PRODUCER.
Utah Ranks sixth Among tho states
work Of Geologist EIeles'

Washington, Nov G.-Great Salt lake
as a salt producer has always been a
theme that enists interest Edwin c..
Eckel Of the geological survey has
passed some time there I'm the study
Of the industry lie finds that salt
manufacture from the waters Of the
lake began with the arrival OF the Nor
mons IN 1915 The only salt harvested
at first was that obtuIned from evap-
Grafton during the summer OF the wa
ter contained In little lagoons, or nat
ural basins along the shore OF the
lake, About the year 1860 dams were
built 10 hold large quantities OF water
IN low places for evaporation, These
ponds were flooded IN the spring and
The salt deposited during the SUMMER by
solar evaporation was gathered into
plles along the banks and carried over
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NEVADA STOCKS.
REGULAR CALL SALES.

Carisa. 700 at ia.
star con. 100 at llc.
Victoria. 800 at $500.
Rutler-Liberal. 1000 az llc' o00 az
III. buyer 80 days. .,.,..
New York. 600 at l5Ac 1000 AZ l',li
Zoo AZ rs. 1900 at liA 700 at li'a' d"
al IA. 500 az 1874,
Tetro 200 at 26lac.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
r.Iiberal. 500 at lie
Lower Mammoth 200 at lic; 700 OF
Nav Day. 1000 at 3lisc; 1000 at STA,
zoo Al 32H. buyer 80 days .
New York. 700 at liisc; 4'o NJ ~,
seller 10 days; 800 at IA, l.Wo at 1871
50O al 1875. seller 30 days. ~,
silver shield 600 at ll'sc, buyer %
DAYS: 500 at II.
Uncle sam 500 M 2l2c.
REHABILITATION
Shares Value
Regular call Geo. ..." rSlQ u 'N9s WV
open board Cd, .n '"'. oAVV H''0'''
rororoop totals ... 1900 s3.IiIJC
60
A. S. CAMPBELL,
Stock Broker.
eii d. f. Walker Block
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WOOL


81 Louis, Nov Wool steady Terri
tory and western mediums, 220&; fine
medium. lln2l. nne NOS.
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MEAT AND POULTRY.
TEA

You don't believe adver-
tisements; try Schilling's
Best; do you want the
money?
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Time Table
In Effect June I,
1904.
ARRIVE

"A ARRIVE.
Nlom Ogden Portland. Bptto
san francisco Chicago ~
From OGDEN a"S an Snd lb He9SsG sS Az
From Ogden. cache v,6ssyc .a3 'ioaN
,lht0medlate points ...... tt,us
J. rom ogden Chicago. 81 To1is ~ ~
Nhhshs CITY Omaha, Denver
ana San Francisco to,..-
IRON Ogden, Cache Valley ''' pm'
Butte, Portland and San Fran.
CISCO "'""'' 49,, ...s. 49, l's9 pm.
For Ogden Omaha. Cblr,g,
nenyer, Kansas city and m
,nuui9 ,"''''. ',,,,...,,..,..... T.Oaw
For Ogden. Portland. Unite %" M'
san francisco and mtermel.
hlo points .,..... ....... Nm.
tQr Ogden, Omaha. CHICAGO ''" ''n'
DenIer Kansas City. 81 Lo1Is
ana ka1 Francisco .....,. rm.
FOR Ogden, Cache Valley Don. " 'H'
yer hantaa cry Omaha. 81.
LOUIS and Chicago. 5.E,.
For ogden. Cache Valley. Butte p'"'
Helena, Portland. San Ffan,
cisco ana intermediate p6lnt@ tin.
i NJ SNHuMACHER Tnf SIgg,,"
ID T.. hurley. q, p 6T' "bL
ID. $. SPENCER. A. G 6'T
city Ticket Office. 9u Main L.,
Telephone 80 ''''
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WHOLESALE
FARM PRODUCTS.

,,,,,,, NOR ,on. balled.... 1850
T 1slaa,,n =. -. .. 400
u ii,,U'"' nor I'M ,....l.OO and 10
''u.'' or cvt '.........,..... Las
CoIn IaoGod nor cWt...., i.50
ootI' ''"0" 49,. $50
Barley rolled, per cWt.' "'" go
Flour. family per cwt 800. a'sO
Flour, straight grade, per cw' s'9O
Flour high patent per cwt" ...VV
bluI S,'u .hnrts 49,. i2O
S,Iu,s MI IT, ner ,.yt ......i7OaisO
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Tintic Stock Continues 10 Demand
With Little Change From Last
Weeks Quotations
SALES OF BUTLER LIBERAL.
bingham Fa,orle Stl0cns Slightly -
Victoria Bought at H--ClosIng
Quotations aud Sales

Tomorrow being election day,
there viii be no session Of the
mining exchange. Calls VIII be
resumed as usual ON Wednesday
morning
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FIsTI

rhInool a7lmon. lh,...,n,. Nv
cn'i,s"r,,, smells 2 for. rs
Iailoo' t i,,, In ..,..,,...., 40
sua''S b,ss nar ib........,,,... rs
Sea US'' ,sr ih,'''......,,.,. As
C Cl,s gs,isrt ner at ... so
D D's,.s n v Counts per at, as
,ISo S'o''i borrlna .,,.,... -. rs
I'I sn.nncrs ....... ,,.. 90
p ,so ns' .'...,,........... 40
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Utah pears per peck",".' w
Squash. two for ",ou","' ~
Pumpkins, cache" -" ",'" 10
Uubbards. eachu,, ., uru' ~
utah celery hunch... 1000" 10
chinese radshcs two FORE 100
Green tomatoes per peck ,,., ~
Cranberrc8. lbs ,,",.ru' 70
sweet potatoes, 5 lbs for, 9o
Wolf River apples. box"," l'00
Sage. buuchu.., ."," ."'' 10
THYME. bunchu %, ,-'"'' 'VJ
Najoram. bu7ch.u.,. u" W
porslmmons. each ",",,,'' ~
cider. per gallon .,,,''''.'''' 10y
Honey .,t,.ttttss't' '''f'''' -
pomegranateg, for h" 90 ,,' ~
Idaho apples, per boS.u,,," laO
pine auulcs, each u,,u,,," 30
Idaho apples very fine box" LEV
Bananas ,.,,,'' '''''' ''''~o 10 ''
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rRrITs NJ vEdETABLEs.

Turnips. per peck .,.,".,,' ~
Utah caulinoWer 8 lbs.., 10
Oranges. per box ..,,.,,4'20 70 4oV
oranges. per doz, (small only)25 n 90
Lemons. per box. D.. .',4.VJ TO A'9y
Lines, per dozen "..."'.'" ~
Utah radishes 2 punches for 10
Fancy dry onions, peck ".'" 20 20
Utah cabbage, per lb"r d" Us
Carrots, per peck.,"",.,,' ~
Green onions. 8 punches for" 100
Mixed nuts lbs,..,...,.,.. 30
Utah lettuce 2 punches for. ~.
Utah fresh tomatoes, bushel" l,s9
Utah potatoes. per bushel 80
f."afu 4 INe..... ... tstttstHs f.f
yvin,sr Voternelons .......l0 TO 80
California lettuce, per head A." 10
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RIOGRANfIfE' : E51E5RRIN@
Current Time Table.
In effect oct eth. 1904
LEAVE SALT LARE CRY

n
NO; lO-tQr Heber Provo and
2tFale 80, sea, - 90 ..., 56a.m.
10 lO2-For Park City .,.,.,,.., SlS
10 e-For Denver and East 49,, SN a M
no b-For ogden and West ...i6,D a M
no l-For Ogden and West I'M M
no 2-For Denver and East. Si5 ~
No. 6-For Provo and Eureka =. 5i6 Z ~
no. ll2-For Bingham 49,, -. f,i6 nv
no. llt-For Bingham .,..,.,,, S,6 y m
No. ll-For Ogden and Local ''"'
Points ..,.,. go. ...,,,. 49,. ans nm
e. Sf r Denyer and East &c, sos PM
ARRIVE SALT LAKE CITY.
No. 6-From ogden and the
No. ls-From ogden and Li, Local y" an
Points -, -, ~, .,,.,.o"",.,io25 am,
70 - run huttkA ana Provo 1000 am.
20 ~ rom Deheer ana EastlQ;N an.
No. 2-'From ogden and the
,West"...,, .i;.,;,.., ....., ,., sos pm,
~ pl V, tonn , IaIk OIlsy 800. b;l5 pm,
Marysvele - ,,.,,,. """n. 900 pm.
10 ii9- from bingham '"' ''.lg'0 am,
No. ll5-From Bingham go, nn $40 h. N,
No. i-From ogden and the
west .,'s.s .t.,'' ''ss.,u,t,u 7;a pm,
No. S-From Denver and East. ii!SO p.m,
All trains except Nos. / aud stop al
intermediate points
Ticket Office, Dooiy Block Phone 6,
/. A. BENTON,
Gen. Agt, Pass. Dept
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NIEATS MD POULTRY.
DAIRY PRODUCTS,

,.,,,,or IN .,... 80
Cheese. ID .,,,,,,,''''''''''' 10 W.
Eggs. per d0z,. ,.,o,'''''''oV " %
Eastern cheese, 10 .,,.,.,,,," ~
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-27
A PROMISING PROPERTY.
Some Naco People Seem to Have Struck lt Rich in Ire Altar Dis
 trict in Mexico.

R S. Hughes returned to Naco Wednesday after 8 three months stay at his mining property al La Cienaga, district of Altar, in which he, Jahn and Hanley are jointly interested, and which they located about year and half ago. II is Cnly eight miles from the Soledad mine. which was bonded for s6OO.O0O a year ago.
 They have sunk a fourteen foot shaft on the property. with a nine foot crosscut, but no trace of footwall has been found. The property is a most promising one, as may be inferred when it is said the owners have re fused an offer of s35.O00 for it.
 Hughes brought in five sacks of ore which was shipped to the Fl Paso smelling works, through the Bank of Bisbee, for a test. If this test results as anticipated abundant capital will be forthcoming for the development of the property. IL is located about 200 miles south of Naco.-Budget.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-27
PITTSBURG G DULUTH
Rich Ore in Main Drift Along with
 Large Bodies of Suiphide That Will Come Handy.

Work is progressing on P. & D. property at several points under ground. There is rich ore in the main drift, and body of sulphide 120 feet wiGe that is very pleasing to the man. agement This is a yellow ore. of kindly character. not the harsh white iron sometimes found in ore of this class. and it will be valuable cement in smelling some of the high-grade OK ides from this mine.
 Pitt sburg & Duluth is not as yet fairly into it's real ore deposi's, not being deep enough. It occupies high elevation at the point where it's Cong don shaft has been sunk The drifr coming through the Sunnyside claim from the 1OO0-fOot level Of Lake Supe- rior & Pittsburg will have to be con- nected with a raise of 100 feet to meet the 1250foot level drift going south. east from Congdon shaft to meet it. this giving an idea of the difference in elevation. There is yet long dis tance to be cut through to connect ths Lake Superior and P. & D. drift
 and there is a Likelihood that other fine deposits of ore will be shown ir this opening before their drifts arc connected.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-27
GOLDEN ERA TO DEVELOP.
Force of IS Men Go On Property To- nlorrow-Strong Capital Behind
 It to Make Mine.

A force of fifteen men is to go to work Monday on the Golden Era prop erty down the canyon. A plan of regular development has been out lined and the money to carry il out is at hand
 The property now has shaft down 150 feet. It has ore from about the ffty-foot level down This is princi- pally in punches, though a small and regular seam is not lacking in the shaft Some of the punches run high in gold values. Copper shows in traces below the 100 foot level but has as yet assumed DO importance whatever The opinion is, however, that with depth the copper values will steadily increase until the mine final Iy runs into a copper proposition. Tira property is owned by Pittsburg cap ftafists of large means. They will go ahead with development with theiI own money. and make a mine if there is one to be made.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-27
OLlVER'S ORE FINDS.
Recent Strikes Supplementary to Max ing of Good Mine-Surface I'm provements Fastening to
 Completion.

The recent developments in the Oli- yer shaft are supplementary to a se- res of very encouraging results. The Oliver had, in fact, opened up good mine already, before the strike made less than two weeks ago.
 Ore in the Oliver shaft was first en. countered at a depth of approxima ely ,5U feet. This was three and four per cent copper value, and was main tained for about 100 feet Since pass ing out of this con,.nuous ore body a, the 950-foot level the shaft has been alter nately in and out of ere for the succeeding 100 feet, to the present depth of 1,O5O feet, at which leve. the high grade strike in the drift has just been made. With sinking still min u4ng rapidly, and with the Iron pyrites in the bottom of the shaft which is taken 70 be the capping of another ore body, the outlook at the Oliver shaft s very bright indeed.
 This outlook in the ore conditions has substantial backing in the develop. ment which is being made on surface The new hoisting engine at the Oliver shaft is nearing completion. and will in all probability be ready for regular service by the end of this month. The new compressor a; this shaft is asC nearing completion, and will be 1T commission shortly after the service O
 he hoiSting eng.ne begins. This hoist
 ng engine, which is of the regulation
 yestern type. wi a flat cable and ; -eel drum. Will have a capacity of op arating to a depth of 5000 feet Ol more.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-27
That Deal for
 Lowell Property
MINNESOTA CROWD IS TO RE TURN TO THE CAMP WITHIN
 SIX WEEKS.
Expected That Deal For Ground Be- tween the Junction and Saginaw Will Then Come to Ciose-eisbee People Interested Are Now Away.

Messrs. Crosby, Chisholm, Hyde. BurCon and Kellovin are expected to pay another visit to the camp from their homes in the east, where they recenly returned. in about six weeks. This was their announcement upon de- parture from the camp. MT. Patter- son. who came out with the party, is still here and will probably remain until the return of the other gent'e- men. His remaining is said to be d. 'Ogether due to need of rest and bene- ( to his health that Arizona's climatic conditions bring. When the others of ! the party do return it is reasonable "a presume that it will be for the trans action of business of Importance.
 In this connection the reported ! negotiations for the group of c'a.ms
 between the Junction and the Saginaw 1 again comes into prominence The principal owners in this group are <; DOW in Los Angeles. in attendance up
 on the South Bisbee hearing. They | were absent when the Minnesota
 party arrived Meantime rumors ar'
 Uersis, ent that the deal is bOna-fidt l md that it will go through, becaus; | the prospective buyers of the grouu5
 are very much in earnest in their de l sire for it and have the money to d' the business with. The fact that tho Minnesota crowd will return to th' camp very shortly after the da-e uI on which it is certain the Bisbee peo pie now in Los Angeles will reacl
 home. and that it comes to transac
 unfinished business, is a straw in tn
 wind that certainly points to the coi
 rectness of the rumors.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-27
MUCH NATIVE COPPER.
Mixed With P. & D. Recent Ore Finds
 in No 2 Crosscut

In the Pittsburg 6 Duluth an ex- oeptionally good showing is reported. No. 2 crosscut on the Lake Superior & Pittsburg side of the Pittsburg 6 Du- 'uh property, has cut in to an ore bo6y of very good size.
 Mixed with the ore there is con siderable native copper. The s'rike has been made in the openings which were driven northward from the No. shaft Of the Lake Super.or & Pitts burg property and is at q point 359 feet from the boundary between the TWO properties. The main crosscut has heen carried through this ore boiy for a distance of over 100 feet ani ltrrbu ary crnseruts have been driven at right angles to test the dimensions of the deposit. These show the Ore body hes a width of 70 fec
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-27

A. P. Strother. manager of the Hotel Sonora, at Cananea, arrived in the city yesterday on a brief business mission. He expects to return to Cananea today.
 Regarding conditions in the big So- nora copper camp. NIT. Strother states that 7hev would he hard to i'm prove upon at the present time. The mines are working full handed and prosperity is on all sides.
 In the forty mile radius about Can anea in which Col. Greene recently secured concession from the Mexican government for exclusive exploration work several par'ies of prospectors and engineers are now at work It 's tha nnrrore to thoroughly pres 2ect the ground and the conviction $ firm a Canarea that the work Will resut in bringing in some big mines. At the Greene placer ground in Mag. | dalena. MT. Strother states that re- , ports at Cananea tell of much activity machinery on he ground Is being !n- stalled and other machinery is beng taken in.
 ! Among recent visitors at the camp have been Wafer Douglas. who re- turned Friday, and Lycurgus Lindsay Of os Ange'es. MT. Lindsay is pre- pairing for extensive develoument on 1000 perterencias adjoining the Indiana & Sonora. liigation ovel which recently closed through com promise favorable to Phelps-Dodge who acquired all of the property ex cept the 1000 psTtepencias upon which MT. Lindsay now commences work, for the execution of which ht has placed orders in the last few weeks for considerable equipmen material
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-27
New York and soston.

'fnpre' dented demand for lake cop per. Bank statements are favorable : New York Times estimates that s ae earnings for he present quarter ' I reach s23,O0O,OO0. Dunn's Re ew reports from every prominent in d~stry indicates that idle mius are re opening. Bradstreet says manufactur ing industry is very active. in mos! Ines all over the country
 The declaring of a per cent divi denC on Greene Con. was somewhat oi 8 surprise to those not closely Interest ed, but was welcomed. This stock has become quite a favortte among 2 certain number of traders. both for 8 speculation and dividend The terri be demand for Steel has affected Steel Common and Preferred), an, looks as though the Preferred wil reach the s100 mark shortly.
 Money holds firm at per cent.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-27
BIG WATER FLOW.

The last C. & A. smelter well sunk was cleaned out Friday and the pipe cut at the bottom. The resuF was a flow of water over the top of the pipe that amounts to 1,500 gallons per minu'e. This large stream contin- ued yesterday undiminished and tho outlook is very favorable for the flow demonstrating itself to be uermanent
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-27
Assessment Calls Check the Market
FALLING OFF IN TRADE, HOW EVER, IS ON THE WHOLE
 UNIMPORTANT
C. G p. the Strongest on the Board Yesterday-BIack Mountain Looked Upon FaVorably-Greene Per Cent LnIaend a We.come Surprise.

The Bonanza Circle stock today c osed a little weak Taking the mar ket as a whole We have had a very good market. taking into considera- tion that there has been great deal of money that has 10 be paid into the treasury of the Bonanza Circle for as sessments. This prevents a great deal o. buying and speculation, but at the same time it has a great tendency to stIffen the prices of these stocks.
 The declaring of the C. & A. divi- Cend had a tendency to uven the mar ke, and assisted toward helping the market Calumet & Arizona has beeu on the decline s.nce Monday, at which time she had been firm at $1l5, and closed this evening at s1e8.
 Calumet X Pittsburg is the stronges' stock on the board. It is remarkable how this stock holds her price. and i will take a great Ceal Co bring her down. Sales were made today al $40. We would not be surprised il th4s stock does not sell for $4I within l. e nexJ few days. F.ttSburg 6 Du lu h is nominal at s25 Lake Supe rior 6 Pittsburg is the weakest O1 the board, sales being made at $4 50
 Black Mountain Gold is the most aot.ye for he last few days. and VIC see 10 reason why this should not De Q good buy. This property is man aged under the same broad plan ai the Bonanzas, and we are informed that some of the Bonanza's people ari interested. This should be enough for We know that when they take ho.' O. a property they will make a mint out of it if any one can. The Biacl ountain is a gold property. common Iy known as the Banco Del Orc, focat ed in Sonora; capitalized at S2.500 0. divided into 5OO,OOO shares at pa value of $500; s1 paid Tn and the bal ance subject to call. This stock i now selling for $1.35 to $40.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-27
WOLVERINE LOOKING BETTER

Work at tho Wolverine in the last week has shown more encoura gin 2 features than hava been noticed there for some time. The ground has soft ened decidedly and is looking better in avery wav A feature very far from Encouraging is the increasing pres enoe of iron in the drift. indicating that 1t is Fet+ing close to the body heneath the big iron capping on the surface In this body it is exnected that thn Cr'f' will get cooper enough to confirm the confidence of the man aeement in its scheme of development and encourage continuation along the same lines