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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-01
Red Wing Extension Development Pro-
crossing In Encouraging Manner.

Early IN the week work was begun
ON the Utah Apex deep tunnel Nalch
starting from Carr fork Is to be driy-
en- 5000 feet at 1000 feet entering the
company's ground at great depth.
Captain stern OF the Yampa smelter
arrived this week IN New York. where
directors meeting viii be held TO
finally decide upon features connected
with the smelter management
Results OF developments at Red wing
Extension continue OF a most crafty
ing nature. a great tonnage OF good
milling ore IA on exhibition. and only
sinking to water level is needed TO IN
sure the speedy irstBlment OF a concen-
traitor az the mine.
With it's two new Wilheys installed
the Ohio mill has eight IN operation,
also a Whitley sinner. From ITO TO 100
tons OF crude Ae treated daily This Is
not a material increase, but the product
Is much more satisfactory, a better
grade OF ore Is being treated, compared
with that Of few weeks ago, and there
will be further Improvements when the
lower level Is drawn upon
1t Is stated that the Copper Belt
railroad Is 10 extend It's branches this
! IAN 20 as TO reach two new producers
! I'm Carr fork (the New Haven and Utah
| Apex) that are rapidly increasing their
! outputs and report says will soon be IN
shape to ship upwards Of 100 tons daily
each. AS the season IS advanced, how
ever. II is probable the extensions viii
not be made until settled weather next
spring.
| a A. "A InHIlNU
/ capitalists interested In that property
and some OF them understood To be
| HIGHLAND Boy aud Boston Con. stock,
holders, visited tl.n mine tuesday and
took the party through It's workings
They were evidently greatly pleased
with the general showing made.
Bingham & New Haven ore Is beina
| shipped al the rate OF 80 tons daily
The smicers working on creek tailing'
below the depot have made about ter
tons Of good looking concentrates
-Four Utah-ApeX teams are deliver
ing about three carloads OF ore a week
that being the present limit owing tC
the demands on haulers.
A new furnace Tor the Yampa smell
ter. from Ais & Chalmers, Chicago
and OF az least $50 tons capacity, Is du'
TO arrive I'm about three weeks. Othel
engagements. including an additions
Edwards rooster will by the lst Of Jan
uary bring the capacity up 10 600 toni
! daily-the present average being 2O
tons. Details OF all present changes e
be made will shortly be fully decided
upon al the shelter company's head
quarters an New York where CaptalI
stern arrived early this week from hi
recent trip 10 Bingham The smelte
IS making a highly successful run, hay
ing showed down but once IN a month
and the character OF lts work Is report
ed TO be very gratifying Bingham
| Bulletin.
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Sharp Reaction Followed Opening
Rise Causing Principal Stocks
To Fall Back.
BIC JUMP BY U, S. STEEL.
Union Pacific Crossed loS - Bank
Statement Dlsappioutlng--clOsc
Was Strong

Now York, Oct l-prIces Of stocks to-
day advanced uniformly a small fraction.
There were some large transactions In
United states steel and some OF the
grangcrs but dealings generally were on
a moderate scale and very widely dlsttib-
uted. Lackawanna jumped 9 points A
sharp reaction followed the opening
rise, causing the principal stocks to fall
q fraction below last night Missouri Pa
clnc United states steel preferred and
AmaIgamated Copper were the principal
sufferers Pressure ceased rather abrupt-
~ and jump IN United States Steel
preferred from 1875 10 iia was followed
| ltcs' Union Pacific crossed lQj, but the
grangers did not vary much. Republic
Steel stocks rose 1 Tor the common ana
| ii for the preferred The bank statement
| showed a larger decline IN surplus than
| had been expected but prices VI stocks
rose after Us appearance. United states
| steel preferred touched Is and ST. PAU.
Rock Island, Norfolk \ Western gained
| "A point on more. The close was strong
Close. Money on cali nominal, no loans
! Time loans, steady; 90 days. ? per cent
% days, lh slx months 3kd3A por cent
| Prime mercantile paper llg per cent
| Sterling exchange weak with actual
| business IN bankers bills at lj iOG
iS45 for demand and OF l.8 ,SDq4 ~ y
| for 90 day bills, posted rates, i.ddt.Al,
and iS6hHsi commercial bllls, l@Hl
4S
Bar silver 5IM.
Mexican dollars, AN
Government bonds easy railroad
bonds, arm,
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CONCENTRATES.

Sam NJ. Levy departed this morning
for the Buckhorn mine near Ophir.
CAPTAIN II. c. Lawrence n the Sewer
Consolidated mine Is In the city again
George II. Dern, manager Of the
Consolidated Mercur. VIII return TO
camp tomorrow morning.
p. w. Madsen, manager Of the Cen
fury mine. departed for that PARK vail
ley property last night
John w. Weeks. one OF the found
ers OF the Bingham Consolidated, Is
running for Congress on the Democrat
ic ticket in Massachusetts,.
X. w. Brady, secretary OF the Phoebe
Nevada Consolidated, viii leave next
Monday evening on trip to the prop
erty OF that company at Phoebe. New
Manager Crowther OF the Con. Alta
conferred with machinery statesmen
during the day The contracts for the
power plant, aerial tramway and other
equipment will be let soon.
p. l.. Cutler, superintendent Of the
ST. George Copper company's property
In the Deep Greek country departNi
for camp today, TO push development
work.
r. IT, Hackett, manager Of the New
port Neveda mine at Fay, New" Is in
the city, and the deal pending for the
purchase Of the Horseshoe mine may
cd closed up before his return TO camp
Arrangements have been made be-
tween the management OF the Buck.
horn and Ophlr-Hll mines at Ophlr
whereby the latter Is TO mill certain
tonnage Of ores from the property Of
the former, The Buckhorn IL to re-
ceiye power for It's air drills from The
later.
Al n recent meeting OF the directors
of the Copper Butte Mining company
| William Johnston was elected q direc
tor TO nm the vacancy caused by TIM
resignation OF j. NJ. Billlngsley. Not
| withstanding an assessment was re
Gently levied TO prosecute work on TN
property. nothing further viii be dom
until after the first meeting In January
Conditions at the claim are encouraging
and Il IL confidently believed that tn
Copper Butte Is to become one OF IN
leaders IN a showing next year,-Rich
field Reaper
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SEWER con MINE.


CAPT. II. c. Lawrence who was IN
RlchaeId last week. has given the Rich
neId Reaper some interesting nforma-
ton concerning the latest developments
at The Sewer mine.
The min was started up Tuesday Of
last week for the test run, and she pe-
hayed nicely. A new Erie engine has
been Installed for the operation OF the
mill and % furnished an the power
necessary and 70 horsepower TO spare
The engine can slip every belt IN the
min.
one OF the most gratifying pieces OF
work finished lately is the completion
OF the upralse from No, 20 No. tuh-
mel. The Hines did not miss the con.
nectlon over foot.
The more the property Is DEVELOPED
the more astonishing becomes the
vast extent OF It's body Of ore. The
vein all the way between the two lower
tunnels Is al least 100 feet IN width at
any place the largest vein / have seen
I'm my forty years Of mining life, SAID
Mr. Lawrence. Much OF this ore VIII
20 from k15 10 $50 per ton, while some
of IL win run up into thousands. A
carload was shipped some time ago
that went $40 TO the ton
one OF the most important UNDER
taklngs Tor the development OF the
mine has been lnaugurated. The tun-
mel has been started 1900 feet below
the mill. This VIII give a depth Of
ledge matter, as now determined,
OF over 1900 feet and runnins
hack into the mountain under Tlp
| Ton Ak least mile When this is
opened up II viii be one Of the big
gest proportions known. Already, at
a distance Of 1856 feet IN the new tun.
mel, ore matter Is becoming TO come
In assures paralleling the veins. The
last taken out was filled with Textbook
! ing quartz,
CAPTAIN Lawrence Is satisfied, from
the latest development on the proper
~. that the big ore bodies lie TO the
east OF the present workings, and
prosecuting 10 the east from the pres
ont tunnels has been begun Ia ascer.
tain the extent OK the ore zone IN this
property,
III nothing further Is revealed thar
what We already have IN sight the Sc
vler Is the greatest mining PROPOSE.
ton | was ever acquainted with. but
have every reason TO believe that still
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WEEK ON CHANGE,
some brokers' Feel that business IS Go.
Ing 10 Pick Up,


There were many evidences OF i'm.
provement in local mining stock mar
ket conditions during the past week. NJ
though The aggregate business amount
ed 10 only little more than A,OOO per
day a good many brokers believe they
see signs OF an awakening, ana are
looking forward 10 a good fall ana VIM
ter trade. Interest has been largely
centered upon the Tintlc stocks ana
May Day was manfestly the star acc
tor in the weeks proceedings, IL has
made come rapid advances, selling up TO
IA cents a share The management mas
made good Roadway with development
work with the result that the mlnu
shows more inviting physical conditions
than Il has Tor some time. Uncle sam
Consolidated has been active and some,
fearing the loss sustained by the cons
pany In the Instruction OF its hoistipg
plant by Are would result In a decided
drop IN the price OF the stock have
offered their holdings for sale. While
il did affect II s0mewhal yet the de-
cline was not serious and the week end
ed with the stock really In good form,
The company will have the hoist, now
being Installed. In operation within the
next three weeks The mill VIII be
kept running on ore from the dumps,
and while the revenue win be somewhat
lighter than 81 would have been other
wise. The demand for Mammoth
amounted to practically nothing The
stock has held up to firm figures. The
Mill viii be running with It's full COM
Element Of 50 stamps next week Some
trading has been done IN Park city
stocks. DAILY West going Tor Sli a share,
and better. Consolidated Mercur has
been stronger. but few saler OF the
stock were recorded, oldneld Bonan-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-01
BIG DECREASE IN
ROADS EARNINGS.

Denver, Oct 1.-The annual reports Of
the Colorado 6 Southern and the Fort
Worth & Denver city railroads were
made public today by President Trum.
bull There is big decrease shown in
the earnings OF the Colorado & South
ern, particularly in the freight depart.
ment, which Mr.. Trumbull explains In
the following language.
This decrease az whole may be at
trlbuted 70 the labor troubles which
have disturbed Colorado during a large
part OF the year, In fact figures DO
not represent the full measure Of losses
to your company for II the wheels OF
industry had not been blocked your
company's earnings would undoubtedly
have been larger this year than ever
before"
The total decrease In freight earnings
Is given at s550,S26. The gross earn
ings OF the Colorado & Southern were
81, 7O2.6S7. and the operating expenses
s3,246,435
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rINTIc ORE SHIPMENTS.
Nearly 500 Cars Sent out Of juab Coun'
~ During september
Special Correspondence.

special Correspondence.
Eureka, Utah. Sept. a0,--Thc shin
ments for the week ending Sept 80
from Tlniic mining district are as fol-
lows Mammoth. 3 cars; Grand Gem
trail 4. Bullion Beck, Q, Geminl 2S'
Centennial. Eureka, g. Eagle & Blue
Rel, 81 Star Con- 81 Godlya. A. Uncle
sam Con, 3; May Day 1 Tetro, 2; Vie.
tor ., Ajax, 3, Carlsa, Q; total, 10 cars
C0ncentrates-uncl Sam mill cars
The ore shipments from the Tintc
mining district for the month Of Sep
TENDER amounted 20 i57 corloads, the
following mines being the producers'
Bullion. Beck, 80, Gemln, SS May Day
8. Centennial Eureka, 1850; Eagle Il
Blue Bell, %, United Sunbeam /; star
Con, l8: YanE.se Con. IS; Uncle sam
Con-, Q. Lower Mammoth 2; Mammoth
So; Grand Central, q Ajax, II Victor.
4: Carsa. Z; Godys, 10; Osborne leave,
] South Swansea, L. T'etro, p total, ibl
cars.
Concentrates Uncle Sam mill, 49,
Eureka Hin, s; total 20 cars.
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PRODUCE.

Chicago oct. 1-December wheat OPEN
ed q 20 q lower. May opened isnia 70 =
az lower at ll3 TO ll3h. The free sci llng
sent December down 10 LILY, while May
sold on TO i.l23, The bulls took all that
was offered and the market braced UP,
December rallied 10 ll2hdl lss. May
went up TO lib
This close was firm with December up >.
at LES .
MAY closed unchanged at i.l3Mdi 1871,
Close Wheat-Oct 1.llh Dec, LIES;
May ,lSAul.i 3k.
Corn-Dec., ila5ls; July, 40.
Oats-Oct., 30i, Dee, 30Itd3l, May alh,
Pork--Oct, il.6) Dec, ll6i Jan,
Lari-Oct, 1914; Dec 1875 Jau,,
75ii4. May 1855.
T@.
Rye--Oct, Is.
Flax Cash northwest LII
Clovcr-Oct, l.2l
Barley-Cash, 36n53,
Timothy 20
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-01
swAMPED Win BUSINESS.
Railroad to Ionopah Unable to Handle
The Traffic,

W. y. O'Mearo has returned from
Tonopah. lie confirms the published
reports that the railroad TO The Me-
vada camp Is simply swampcd win
freight and doesn't begin 20 have the
necessary equipment TO handle the trat,
nc. People are rushing into Goldheid
at a great rate. where accommodq tons
are hard to get and fears OF an epidem-
rs ate increasing. Mr. O'Moar0 pre-
diets that Nevada viii 60 for R0ose-
,nIl ~ M NnNnlllhnr nlnnIlOn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-01
sToCKToNs MILLING PLANT
Construction Underway VIII be Com
plsted In Thirty Days

superintendent Galligcr OF the
stockton mine at stockton, is In the
city today ordering supplies for the
mine. The construction OF the mill
with which the mine Is shortly TO be
equipped, Is progressing steadily MI
Galligcr says the plant will probably
be ready for commission within the
next 80 days The plant was recently
purchased from the owners Of the West
Argent mine and was never used but
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-01
CAR SHORTAGE RELIEVED.
Canadian Pacific Allows Cars to Go over
Minnesota Transfer.

Belllngham, Wash, oct, THE car
shortage which has embarrassed me
shingle manufacturers during the last
few months has been relieved to GER
tain extent within the last two Gays
by the Canadian Pacific Railway COM
pany informing local shnSe dealers
that the road will now allow ts cars 70
20 over the Minnesota transfer
This has not been done by the Csha.
dian road recently, and coming IN eheG'
at this time, win help the shingle deal.
ers and manufacturers 10 move moIs
shipments before the lake season CLOS
es than would have otherwise been pos
slble. The last day on which shlpms n,,'
via the lakes Will be received AZ pu
luth and Superior Is Nov. ".
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BUSINESS IMPROVING.
c. l.. Dlsuowlty Writes OF Conditions on
Atlantic Seaboard.

Secretary Tibbals Of the Salt Lake
Mining Investment company has re-
celyed letter from Charles l.. Digno-
witty, stating that he has decided TO
locate permanently IN New York, and
win shortly open up Offices there. In
the letter, Mr.. Dignowltty also stated
that there Is decidedly better feeling
In investment circles towards mining
enterprises and that he looks to see 4
general picking up air along the line
from now on.
There Is more inquiry for good min
ing stocks, and the outlook for a brisk
trade In that line within the next few
months looks very encouraging
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greater bodies OF ore and richer values
lie vet uncovered. / am most happily
pleased with this property, IL u eer-
iolnl wonder. Just walt until we
get to operating the mill regularly
and finish our prosecuting work ana
get our No 4 tunnel well under way,
We viii certainly show the mining
world something beyond conception
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Con. Merenr Tonnage.

Manager G. II, Dern OF the Con Mer.
cur said today that the ore handled
during the month OF September at the
mill would average at least 700 tons a
day. He says the company Will have a
good profit left after deducting the OPP
Grating expenses FOR the month.
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Inderendsnt smeIter shlpments.

The shipments Of copper bullion from
the independent copper plants OF the
salt Lake valley during the month OF
September, aggregated . $780, 1886 pounds,
as follows Bingham Con, lOS6,IOO;
Utat Con, i,54O. $685. United States l.
O6i 74O The American sent out close
TO ZOO, 900 pounds
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FINNEY SUCCEEDS ROUSE
Missouri, kansas q Texas Railway u"
A New President

Chicago, Oct 1.--Frederlck NoTloi
Finney Of Milwaukee has been eleV''s
president OF the Missouri, Kansas
Texas railway to succeed j, Z: house,
who resigned. The reason gwen W
MIR. Rouse's retirement from the pres,
dency Is his desire 10 make a UP
India. He retains his place IN Wv
directory OF the road. Mr. Finney . aai
for number OF years been conne s..,s.
with the road as manager OF conse,u .,,'
lion, besides being director and ms, I,
her NJ the executive committee II,
also holds the position OF pies,u'"' II,
the Milwaukee Trust comPa"s
entered railway service IN 1901
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BANK CLEARINGS.

New York, Sept. 3O.-Tho following
table. compiled by Bradstreet shows
the bank clearings at the principal ci-
ties for the week ended Sept 20 with
the percentage OF increase and decrease
as compared with the corresponding
week last year.
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MAJESTIC CONDITIONS.
SUIT. Prudential is Making Fine Head b
way Win Development

A letter from President W. - Muck
low Of the Majestic Copper company
states that news Of a very gratifying
nature continues TO reach him RON su-
parintendent Prudential which ne
states, has considerably more IMAM
come up TO expectations,
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, oct l--Sugar raw firm Fair
refining 3N: centrifugal. e6 test, ij-lb;
mOlasses sugar, 3hA
ed. 5.2i: graduated, SIS.
Coffee Steady, No. Z Rio, 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-01

IN found q market 10 the extent on sew
erpl thousand shares. but other man
that. few Nevada stocks entered mo
the transactions.
The closing quotations we're reported
today as follows.
TODAY'g QUOTATIONS.
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CRIPPLE CREEK OUTPUT.
Gold Production Exceeded Sa'oooooo
In Sentemher.

cripplc Creek. Coloa oct 1.-The gold
nroductlon Of thls district for Septem-
her amounts to S2,oiiOOO This is the
0rst time since the miners strike was
lnaugurated IN August 1903 that the
monthly production has reached S2OOO''
0nu
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Gold Commercial


The total number OF fine ounces pro-
duced IN me United States for the cal-
ondar year 1908 was ASO0,0OO the
value Of silver is computed at "a cents
per hne ounce.
The total output Of gold shows q de-
cline Of S. 100000 and Of silver decline
Of 100000 ounces frou the figures on
the previous year The Falling on in
both metals is almost entirely due ac-
cordlng to Mr. Roberts 10 labor tyou-
bles IN Colorado, The most important
goin by any state was about S5OOO@
IN gold ~ Nevada The following table
shows the worlds production Of gold
and silver Tor the calendar year 1908.
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LIVESTOCK,
CHICAGO,

Chicago. oct. I.-Cattle - Receipts, 800;
market steady Good 70 prime steers, $40
as 40, poor 10 medium, 350ll5,2. stock
ers and feeders, 22jQ425; cows, 1851
i3j; helfers. l1JQi, 50; Gamers, lS5a22i
bulls. 2.0Gl.o0; calves, 15G100, Texas
fed stcrs. 3.GQjOJ, western steers, S.OOa
$50
Hogs Receipts today, 1000 Monday
300. market cents higher Mixed and
butchers G0d6 ~, good TO choice heavy
g. 9OdG TO- rough heavy, 5000 75, light
b 50N66 bulk Of sales, j.1dt5.W,
Sheep Receipts. 1900. market steady
lambs slow. Good 10 choice wethers W,
az co. fair 10 choice mixed, 3.250J,I5i
western sheep, 3,Ooqi IS; native lambs
3. gjG6.O1 western lambs, 4 2jnj,G.
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NEW YORK CENTRAL

Report shows Increase Of s7oVoV wv
previous Year
New York. Oct. 1.-Extraets 81 p, u'
New York Central a Hudson, ~" IN.
railroad company's annual repI, w.: "a a
made public, show gross , ,9si,R oye
s77.6S2, 22l, an Increase OF - increase,
The previous year, ExpeIsos I'm IN ne
S2 400, 7A6 showing a decrease 81"
earnings Of s9,22i,SOS, -
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas CITY, oct l.--Cattle Receipts.
800. market unchanged. Native, 3.iia
800: native cows and heifers, 1904, 81;
stockers and feeders 22jaa,00; bulls, l7j
d3.2j: calves 2DNj.50; western steers,
3.OOd4 %, western cows. l.J0N3.23
Hogs Receipts, 1000, market steady.
Bulk Of sales, S5Gi5. %, heavy. 5000 %;
packers. j.Sd5.9ji pigs and lights b.05q
500
sheep Receipts, none; market nominal
~ steady
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Director Of the Mint George /.
Roberts Has Completed His Cal
cuIation for the Year 1908
UTAHS OUTPUT, S9,7s7672.
Total Number Of 0uuces Of Gold Pro'
duccd Throughout the World
Was l7ollj,oH

Washington Sent 50. George 10
Roberts. director OF the mint has COM
pleted his calcuatlon Of tho production
OF gold and silver IN the United states
ana M the world FOR the calendar year
1903. The nglrcs FOR the principal
states and territories follow
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WOOL.
sT. LOuIs

ST. Louis. oct i.--Wool, steady 10 firm
Territory and western mediums, gldGi
fine medium, lialS; fine, lOgl5
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REGULAR CALL SALES,

Dely-l00 at 2O5
Daly-Judge--j az $50 seller 5.
DAILY West--lO at 1900; rs at 1890.
May Day 5000 az ~; 500 at 49, 800
at 1874 1000 at 1874; 500 at 10, seller 2Oi
500 at l3; 500 at l2k,
Tetro- 1909 at 23ls. 500 at %,
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SOUTH AMERICA.
roIals IL. J. lag5. ..L.o0 sa..080600

The total number Of ounces produced
h given as no 1864 These figures
show q gain over the output OF 1902 ot
Ss9e37 500 In sold and 9,iO9SSi ounces
IN silver.
The commercial value Of the silver
output Is s6.53g, 400 greater than ia 1902
az the average price OF "a cents per
ounce. compared With So cents IN the
previous year
The most important gaius In sold
were s2S,N 400 In Africa and S6}lSO0
IN Australia and the most serious loss
was IN The United States, The most
important change IN silver produced
was IN Mexico which reports an IN
crease Of 1929 1888 fire ounces AUS
tralia shows a gain Of 6J6,92s ounces
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OPEN BOARp SALEs

May bay 500 at 10, seller 30; $500
at 1874 800 at 1873,
Tetro-jOO at s2h, 800 az 23h, buyer