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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-24
EARTH'S GREATEST
SHELTER CENTER.
Salt Lake is Destined to Eclipse
All Others in This Line Of
Business.
OUTPUT WILL DOUBLE IN 1906
Plant, Now Building Are Thought by
Many TO be Too Small To
Handle Shipments

Conservative mining men are conf
dent that before another year closes
that the influx OF ore to salt Lake will
makes the greatest smelling center in
the entire world Though the COM
panles building at Garfield beach viii
expend in the nelghborhood Of tT0oO,oOo
1t is predicted that the plants viii prove
too small for the amount OF ores to be
handled here. The new railroad build
ing from Toano through Cherry Creek
10 Ely. New. viii bring in TO Salt Lake
for treatment 1900 tons OF ore daily
Deep Creek is to have a branch either
OF the Nevada Northern from Cherry
Creek or from the Western Pacific, and
mine owners there say they can add
nearly II not quite another thousand
tons TO the daily average. ploche Is
developing big siyer-lead properties,
which will send their ores to the smell
tiers here. All this added to the stream
coming from southwestern Nevada and
what Is already being treated here
makes a metallic output which is as
founding TO think Of
Though shelters and mining peo-
pie here now decry the statement that
Steel hagnate Schwab is about 10 en-
ter the Salt Lake smelling business,
there Is not wanting many mining men
here who believe that the constant reit-
Grafton Of the statement from Nevada
has truth in Il. The business is getting
beyond the control Of any one corpor-
alton, no matter how great that corpor-
alton may be.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-24
BIG COMPANY
FOR CAL|ENTE.
Colorado and Missouri Capital
lists Will Operate Many Min
ing Claims.
F0RTY-STAMP GOLD MILL.
Large Body of Ore Already Opened up
In Mines, with Values About
$50 Per Ton.

Word comes up from Callente OF the
formation Of a big mining company
company composed or noted capitalists
OF Colorado and Missouri The conn
pany is named the Josephine Mining
company and its promoters will start
mining on an extensive scale.
In speaking Of the company the Cali
ente Express has the following to say:
Among the names of the officers are
found some Of the leading men in both
Missouri and Colorado. The president
IS a large mine operator In the North
American British possession while Mr.
Hall OF Carthage, No. is recognized as
one of the successful inanciers and
capitalists Of which his state boasts the
most, the other gentlemen are all well
known and highly respected in their
several states. beng all OF trained bust
ness experience together with possess
Ing the qualifications for handling an
enterprise OF such worth, with the
properties presenting the possibilities Of
a future that they do. This enterprise
Is certainly inviting"
There are great many locations in
the Josephine Consolidated Gold Min
Ing company, the most promising, and
the following are those upon which the
most development work is being done
for the present: The Little Johnnie,
the Titon, Randolph and the Gold Coin
Some good ore is being taken from the
Little JOHNNIE aS development pro-
crosses, ana this ore Is made ready for
shipment as they take It out Of the
mine. The ore body is OF considerable
width, varying all the way from feet
to as high as So, and the ore varies
from $50 to $50 to the ton, and these re-
turns are gained by careful sampling
and returns on assays done both here in
Caliente and at the City OF the Saints.
II not only carries that value IN the
most precious metals, but in addition
the ore goes IS per cent In lead, the
gold values being $3.50, being pretty
good thing for Callente and only the
commencement Of mining future for
the place"
a iO-stamp mill Is one of the possi-
bilItles Of the near future In connection
with the development OF the company's
mines. The company Is operating In
what II known as the Chief Mountain
district. about FIVE miles from Caliente.
The ground has been honey-combed
with locations all the way from town
and far on the other side OF where OPP
erations are being confined.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-24
STOCKS WERE
TOPSY-TURVEY.
First Advances Then Declines in
SpeciaIties SWayed Market,
With Irregular Speculation.
RECENT LEADERS UNCERTAIN.
They Fluctuated Widely and Irrcgu-
iariy--Aftcr Noon List In
clincd To Harden.

New York. Nov. a-Opening prices
changes in the stock market were exceed
ingly mixed and wide in special cases.
Trading was ca a large scale and widely
distributed. Alternate advances and de-
clines In special stocks swayed the mar
ket and caused u highly Irregular specula-
ton. While progress was being nude up
wards by stocks in sympathy with the
concentrated buying Of fovor.te ali.
equal following took a counter course.
When another leader was unloaded. FL
nally the weight Of selling began TO tell
and the list became weak Union Pacific.
which had been marked up 10 1874 re-
acted Ia and rise Of a point In Anal
Banlated copper was wiped out ReaG.ng
sold down frum lbs 10 1895. anu a numuer
Of other standard stocks sold good frac-
ton below yesterdays closing, Garner
gains reached In Pullman. 2is In Metro
pqltan street Railway and IA, In Cen
eral Electric. Smelling lost 2,
the recent speculative leaders fluctu.
ated widely and irregularly. Reading and
smelling recovered TO last nights evel OF
above. Tennessee Coal recovered from
points below TO Ia over iast night and
SloSs- Sheffield steel from Ia under to as
much over last night National Lead also
rallied from above to 1 below last n ght
and Amagamated Copp recovered its
point gain. These advances were lost
again before the end OF the hour. Eu0r-
nous buying Of Pennsylvania carried II
from 40 to iil& The movement In tho
general list narrowed and trading became
duh In the confusion OF speculative sent-
ment
Bonds were steady at noon.
More definite movements prevailed after
L. o'clock, the list though dull being In,
clined 10 harden when Smelling and
Reading became consp cuously strong.
But little attention was paid 10 the
railroad stocks, the early squirt and Sub
sequent relapse In Union Pacific repres3-
ing confident operations In the railroad
division Reading reached 1873 again,
Round amounts Of L. S. Steel stocks were
bought similar TO the demonstration In
these shares yesterday though the move
ment was Of little effect on the common
stocks The preferred gained l. Chicago
and Eastern Illinois certificates improved
4. Federal Mining yielded is.
A few stocks mOnopollzed the trading
operations Of the afternoon and their
course had little bearing on the geenral
market which was dull and without spe-
cial changes, The leading industrials,
such as L. =. Steel preferred, Amagama-
ted Copper. Smelling. Lead and B COX
Ign Transit all reached higher prices,
Smelling md Lead gains reached 2Ia and
the others about point.
Federal Mining rcgained its previous
loss Of AZ and the preferred advanced li9.
Wabash preferred was unusually promi-
nent for time and rose point.
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PATENTS.

We beg to announce for the beneft
OF our readers and inventors generally
that we have established In connection
with our paper patent bureau ana
have associated with us at Washing
ton. D. c., an attorney who has been
In continuous practise for the past 20
years and We viii guarantee that any
patent matters placed In our hands will
receive prompt and careful attention,
and that the charges will be moderate
in all matters relating TO patents.
Inventors are requested to send us a
rough sketch and description OF their
inventions and we viii have our attor-
ney give a free ooinion as to whether
a patent can be secured.
II all inventor desires search Of the
patent records made and report sub
mltted giving opinion as to securing
patent and sending copies Of all pat
ents in the line 10 which his inven-
ton relates, he should send IS.
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CONCENTRATES.


Manager Hanchett Of the Boston Con.
has gone 10 the Cactus.
\ force Of Is men is now employed al
the Creole mine, Park City.
a. j. Beetles left for the cactus IN
Beaver county last evening.
c. II. Doollttle OF the Bingham New
Haven company Is back from trip to
the coast.
The Dragon Iron mine Of Tintic Il
filling another big contract Of lux for
the valley shelters.
y, A. Depew. the well known Tlntlc
mining man, and manager Of the Tin
tic Lumber company, is I'm from the
camp,
Manager Rood Of the Ontario who
was AZ Park City yesterday. says that
the air pipes are now being repaired
IN the drain tunnel.
Supplies are now being hauled to the
Kawich district Nevada by the way OF
Caliente instead Of going around by the
way Of Tonopah.
Thoa Butterworth leaves today for
Mexico, taking with him the Broe hent
pneumatic gold separator He win ex-
pertinent on the placers In the south.
John McTange, a Montana mining
expect who has been examining the
mines OF American Fork canyon, Is
pleased with their physical condition.
Geo. l.. Dennis has purchased the
seat on the mining exchange formerly
owned by Ralph Guthrie and wiz take
part In exchange operations from now
on
Word srou Marysvale is 10 the cf.
feet thg; work Old the prope Ties man
aged by the late Or. Farltlin are still
working 'ul he showing is proving
Very satisfactory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-24
BIG COTTONWOOD WORK.
Lulu and Star Groups Responding
Nicely 60 Development.

Manager Street OF the Lulu and Star
groups IN Big Cottonwood canyon, stat
ed the other day that another 2j feet
Of work IN the tunnel would cary the
face 10 a point beneath q shaft that
was started by the old owners and
which showed a strong fsure, Carrying
fine values In copper, silver, lead and
gold. This ore, Mr.. Street says. carries
10 TO IL per cent "copper" IS 10 60 per
cent lead, 40 to so ounces silver and Sc
N gold per ton. The worst Of II has
an estimated market value Of So per
ton, and when the shoot ls reached by
the tunnel, seventy feet below the bot
tom OF the shaft, II IL expected that
both quantity and quality win show up
beter.--Alta independent.
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STRIKE IN THE PERUVIAN
High Grade Copper Ore Uncovered in
IN tpraisc.

While working assessments on the
Alta Peruvian Mining company's prop
erty at Alta, a vein OF high-grade cop
per ore was encountered in the raise nc
the lower tunnel, says the Independent.
The vein of ore Is fully l6 inches wide
and contains some silver, while In the
face OF the drift and dipping down
ward is fine streak of lead ore, which
" from seven 10 10 inches wide, and
the farther the tunnel IL driven the wild
or the vein gets. While on the dump
OF the tunnel is pile Of high grade
copper ore waiting TO be shipped to the
valley smelters, This prospect looks
very favorable and promises to become
one Of the wealth-producng mines OF
this district
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LIVELY ON CHANGE.
stocks are Firm and Business Con-
tinues Very Brisk.

Business on the mining exchange was
Of a brisk order and new record for
the month was made, In all 1875
shares changed hands. bringing {lO-
$3.50. Lower Mammoth, owing TO as
sessments on the stock being paid,
Jumped three cents and 1000 shares
was dealt In at figures ranging from
81 to 81 cents per share. Uncle sam
was the feature OF the call, over 5000
shares being dealt In at figures rang
ing from So TO II cents per share, and
closed strong with 40 bid, II asked.
Beck Tunnel made n new mark In pass
ing out 900 shares at 30. while New
York was slightly weaker, selling down
to 10 cents.
Colum bus Con. was the feature OF the
open board. and sold up 10 Sass, after
passing out $500 shares. Utah was
dealt In at 60 cents and Swansea was
sold at 49, The nonactiye stocks re-
manned at about Yesterdays quotations
the regular call closing az follows
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS..
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GOES TO THE WALL.
Colonial Copper Company Is In the
Hands Of Il Receiver

Hands Of u Receiver.
New York. Nov. 2i.-Lawrence
Goodwin Of this city was yesterday
appointed receiver OF the Colonial Cop
per company which owns copper mines
In Nova Scotia and other portions OF
Canada. A petition IN bankruptcy was
filed against the company by creditors
having claims amounting In all TO
$3.50. Mismanagement on the part OF
the company's officers was alleged. The
Colonial Copper company Is capital
lied at $1,000, 600 and an authorized
bonded indehts lness Of 5000, 900 Of which
$4,000 has been Issued,
The charge is made by the petition
ers that j. 4. Hanway the president,
and a. Munge- treasurer OF the COM
pany, purchased the property belonging
to the company for about $4,000 and
kept as their share 100000 OF the
company's capital stock. 1t Is also
alleged that the president and the
treasurer never paid for the property
OF the company until they had realized
upon the stock acquired by them. and
that the property was really paid for
from the treasury stock OF the COM
pany
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SEALED PROPOSALS,


VIII De received by the Board OF In
sanity for the State Mental Hospltal Tor
supples for the six ns)nths ending May
2Q. 1905. consisting in part OF 500 lbs
W. ". and Graham -four: 5000 lbs. bran,
1000 hs, shorts, 100 lbs p line talow
H'0 lbs. sugar tUtah) $500 lbs No. / Is.
land rice; 901 lbs coffe 2,150 lbs
creamery. cheese 1900 lbs dried apples;
Zoo lbs dried peaches; $50 tons slack ccal,
% tons lump coal, % tons straw; 5000 lbs.
butter; grcceries, drugs etc.
For further particulars and copies Of
articles 20 DC bid upon enquire Of W. II.
II. PaNman, steward, at the hospitaL
Bids must be sealed and marked "B'ds
iQr suppUes' and addressed to the state
Mental Hospital" on or before Dec. iith.
lsQ5. BIDS opened at ~ o'clock noon on
said date
The Board reserves the right 10 reject
any and all bids not advantageous 10 the
state Or 20 accept any part OF any bid
Board of Insanity by
D. " CALDER. Supt.
Provo, November ., 1875.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-24
MAKE HIS
PRAISE GLORIOUS
For Sunday School and Church
Musin

We have ordered a large stock Of
this excellent book containing two
hundred ninety-one songs and hymns
set to music. Suitable for Sunday
Schools and all associations. Follow
ing are few Of the gems Of the coll
lection:
Count Your Blessings,
Sometime, Somewhere,
Oh. 1t Is Wonderful.
Sunshine In the Soul.
II There's Sunshine In Your Heart.
Onward Christian Soldiers,
Nearer My God to Thee,
Lead Kindly Light,
Abide With Me,
! Need Thee Every Hour.
Rock of Ages.
We can sell this book at thirty-fve
cents per copy II mailed five cents per
copy additional for postage; or II pur-
chas ed In dozen lots. we will prepay
the postage on receipt OF $3.50.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
Main Street.
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CONDEMNS THE RAILROAD.
Bingham Wine Operators inccnscd at
Lack of Power.

Bingham mine operators are loud In
their condemnation OF the railroad for
the condition ~ affairs on the Cop
per Belt road I'm the canyon. The fact
Is that thc situation Is becoming
strained. and the close down OF ship.
ments from other mines IL predicted.
Although the Ohio Copper IL the only
une badly affected. the Boston Con. IS
also feeling the pinch.
Louis d. Gates OF the Boston, who
has Just returned to the city. was this
morning very bitter against the rail-
road, and denounced its action I'm no
unmcesured terms The latest is 10
the efect that the Utah Copper win be
the next 10 cease shipping owing 20
the lack OF motive power
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Charles u. Slavery to George VIII
liams. part Of block 80, plat B..
Ellen d. Crovford 10 II. a. Hansell.
lot q, block !, II. o. & Elmers
A T. Moon TO The Salt Lake Inv.
Co, land in section 4, township
south, range west ..,...,,....,..s
Ernest NJ Fowler to John j. Corum,
land In section ), township / south,
range west ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
John j. Corum ct al 10 Holman b,
Turner lot T. block ., amended plat
Coates & Corum's sub .u.......,
John ". Wright to George Taylor,
land In section 8. township 2 south,
range | east ..,"..,y...,.y,,.,.,
Alice Mulley 10 Annie NJ. C. Bailey,
lot u, Glendale Park ..u..,....,.,,
Henry G.. Hoffman to Philip Roh'
crts. lots and I, block e. North
Columbia ......,.ss,.,..'.'sss's'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-24
The SIGN OF
THE INDIAN,

The Midland Route between Utah and
the east Is by far the most scenic route
during any season OF the year. The
service is superior and equipment used
is the perfection OF modern car builders.
Re sure and ask for your tickets via
the Colorado Midland and get the best.
Ticket Office II west Second South,
Salt Lake CITY. Write us for rates and
Illustrated literature. l.. il. Harding,
general agent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-24
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Nov. notwithstanding the
general ram throughout the principal
wheat growing sections OF the Cnl,eI
states sentiment III the wheat pit was
1earish, The market was Influenced chief.
Is by a decline at Liverpool In view Of
the sharp advance here yesterday the
comprehensive weakness In the English
market caused surprise among pit traders
and induced them TO sell much wheat.
Liberal shipments from Argentina formed
the primary cause OF the weakness May
opened .sda o. ".mE lower a t0s u 1oS
and for a time held within the opening
range.
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re-.
ported receipts OF 9i5 cars against liz!
a year ago.
Wet weather had some effect In steady.
Ing prices In the corn pit. Trading was
OF small volume owing TO scarcity VI OF
irrlngs. May opened Unchanged 20 \ low
cr at i3AH44 and curing the early trad
ing the price held within these figures
Weakness Of wheat caused bearisn sen.
timent In the oats market. May opened
unchanged 90 @ shade lower at 3lsgH
aud sold IN 90 3lf,.
Provisions were steady on fair demand
from shorts May pork was unchanged
az lsg 2.2, lard was on shade at
40, ana Tbs were Up tribe NJ o,S2iz
Cash. Whcat-No. red, Siags7; No,
red, &nN, No hard ssh 50; No hard
NqS; 40. I northern. S6pSS; No. north
crn, &4Si; No. spring. Sass
Oats No. 9 2oan3ig; No. ., 80
Corn-No. g. 43
Later the carly loss was all regained
on covering by shorts and demand by a
leading bull Reports OF large sales Of
-four az Minneapolis accounted 10 large
extent ter the upwgrd movement In
prices May went down during the day
~ a0S1. ana from there advanced e
changed al sITSiL
Corn-F0r May the low price Of tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-24
JEREMIAH scHENcK DEAD.
Wen Known Former salt Lake Mining
Man Passes Away I'm NeyadD.

Word came m from RhyollteI Nevo.
d1, yesterday Of the death from heart
disease Of jeremiah Schenck, a mining
man well known IN Salt Lake. The de-
ceased lived for a number OF years IN
this city, being Identified with the Dial.
ton and Lark mine In the old days be-
fore It's consolidation with the Blus-
ham Con. company. He was for some
time principal owner and manager OF
the Sanitarlum on Third South street
lie has resided at Seattle for some
years. where his family now is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-24
ORE SHIPMENTS.

ore shipment, as reported today,
reached a total Of 10 car loads The
Pioneer sampler reports two each from
Bingham and Alta, and one each from
Tintic and Nevada. The Taylor and
Bruntcn have five cars from Tutic.
three from Idaho and one each from
MoAena and BInEhum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-24
A MACHINE FOR WOMEN.

should be the best obtainable The
Singer sewing machine is acknowledge
ed the lightest running. most durable
and convenient OF any. Look for the
red s. i3 South Main St., Salt Lake
CITY. Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-24
MAMMOTH ORE.
One Lot Of Mineral Assays ia Per
Gent Conner on ControIs

a three car load lot OF Mammoth ore
was on the market today one car load
was Of high grade copper and assayed
on controls lI2 per cent copper, with
the usual amount Of silver and gold
The other TWO lots We're OF compara-
lively low grade silver lead and cop
per ores.
Manager Mcintyre is at the mine to-
day. but adyices from Tlntlc are to
the effect that the mine is In its usual
condition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-24
LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Nov. A.-Cattle-R Receipts, g.
800; market steady. Beeves. g. 25Qs 50 cows
and hefers l.25ni.75 st1ckers and feed
ers 2.25gil5, Texans. 3,i0Qil5, westerns,
3, 90H4.75.
Hogs-Recelpts, $1,000, estimated tomor.
row, 25000; market slow. cents lower.
Mixed and butchers. i.559ig2ie good
heavy, i6iGi.g0, rough heavy 4.i0d4 IS;
lights, 4j0q4.Sj; pigs, 4.l0g4.I0 bulk. 40
afs5,
Sheep Receipts 1000; market strong
Sheep loon6 ID: lambs. t.i5ml.O
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-24
ORE AND BULLION.

Mccormick s. Co, reported yesterday
over and bullion settlements amounting
IN all to $500, divided as follows
Silver, lead, gold and copper ores,
so. 700. base bullion, $50 500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-24
HALF RATES
For Thanksgiving Day.

Via Oregon Short Line. Tickets for
sale November Goth and 30th. Good for
return to December LIST, See agents
for full particulars,
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WOOL.
ST LOUIS

st. Louis. Nov a-Wool. steady. Ter
rltory and western mediums, 26g3y, fine
mediums, 22G26; fine. i9a2l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-24
NEVADA STOCKS.

James A. Pollock & Co. brokers, re.
ported the following quotations from
San Francisco today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-24
KANSAS CITY.

900. market steady. Native steo-s 3.jOa
go. native cows and helters, 1895 90;
stockers and feeders, 2,i0d4 p, bulls,
bulls, 2.O0a3 50; calves 2?5q6 Is, western
steers, 2,75Ui 20; western cows. 200q3 9.
Hogs-Receipts 700; market steady to
shade lower Bulk Of sales, I 70d4 IN;
heavy 475d4 s2ia: packers, i.70G4.sO pigs
and lights 4. f5di.1j
Sheep Receipts 1900; market strong
wethers, 5Oa5 50: fed ewes 3 .25ai65.
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THANK GIVING DAY
RATES
Via Oregon Shore Line

Tickets On sale November 18th AMI
Both, Good for return until Deem
Der LIST. See agents for further par
iiculars
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-24

Cnppon e. Canror,
stock brokers, q r So. Temple St
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-24
j, oBERNDoRFER.

Stock Broker.
Tel. Bell 'a2 1Gl S. Main ST.
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NEW YORK.

New York Nov. q Sugar. raw. firm
Fair refining 2i5-is:n3: centrifugal, %
test 3lAq3 9-lA, molasses sugar, 2n-lG
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FORENOON SALES.

Lower Mammoth. 500 AZ 80 s so; 300 at
IS; 100 at 80 60; 100 at 81 60.
silver Shield. 500 Mt II; 800 atl1h.
Swansea, 500 at 80.
Utah, 800 at GO.
Uncle Sam. 500 at S6ia 100 at 81 80.
100 at 81, b 60; 100 at 37h 800 at IS: 100
at 37ts loo al 80; 400 at 80; 1000 at
40 s 10; 100 at 39ia; 100 at II. 800 at iOA;
100 at iOia.
Beck Tunnel. 1000 at 30.
New York, 500 at 1874, 500 at 10 30;
500 at 1874 60,
Yankee Con, 100 at 81 500 at 49,
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Ajax. roo at nv.
Columbus Con, 900 at 2.S2is: 100 at
2,si; $50 a 1885, 100 at 2.s7. 100 at 2.SS.
Little Bell 225 at l.iO.
Lower Mammoth. 100 at 81 2 30.
Swansea, 500 at IS.
REHABILITATION.
Regular call ...,......,..li,20O s5,9lI50
open board n,,,...... 3175 5,34l.00
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Totals ..i7,375 S10,55s 50
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