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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26

isR. cARPENrEfa's no OILS, SAD y VI
ETC. AZ IA lit IA a II
& For the purpose Of dividing tlnd 4 set \.
ideceased tho undersigned will sell at
PULLS anetion on ~ " presS tilt
r., on Bf,i ~ 5t 81 u W
g'1$SWED NEsDAY MAR fl $, 1907. ),
commencing at To- o cock 4. Nj the fol J.
tate Of which CHRISTOPHER Bolton, q died :,
possessed. containing about lWo INN IN I,
dred ana eglty-one ncres together Z, VII, VIII
the buildings and improvements thereo,n ~
being the residence and farm, 0f-.t !!1
Into Christopher Bolton; also gu Z
holl and Kitchen furniture, and ,nll per-
sonnl property of which n christopher
Bolton died possessed. AZ 81 III !, u
3}& 'rEIIaMS II Cash ms to the personal PROB
erty; and as to the t,rehl estate, one one,
fourth CASH balance III o11c,}st Two tulu
three years; deferred payments to ne
evidenced by notes with Interest added
and secured by trust deed on the, pro p-
erty,sor all cash, ut ontion Of Eurehaset SCI
sl@'S 355t555} M 12CtATal1r5 u d OLTON,
~ JJOHlNNNA9g MILLER,
Il IA ~ ~ b lIE1IE18 SIII1P PARD,
W. III 81 "A. n G. BOLTON, t IN ~
8 " IL LOUISE 4 II OI1IlNS a
Heirs Mt law of G.. Bolton, deccnsed.. Is
d Note.-rhe land will be offered ms q
whole and then divided Into tracts ana
offered. and will be sold for tho largest
FEB 2G-mar1.3,57, ~ Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
BY Richmond Auction Co, "
\ ll@l{Jif! AuCtlOnecrS.

Is 8RtlsTE,Ets AuCr1O ON SALE OF
II STOCK 5 Or CIGARS. w TO BACCO.
CANDIES S5 N TIONs AND g EN.rsi
FURNISHING gss5 G GOODS. ilANDSOMlIE 1s
SHOW CASES, r u CT RATIO DIR, CAN
by JARS, TABLES, CHAIRS ANN N
IN G. ETC. s 5sy i, 5s si}Sit 855
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
BY j. Thompson Brown & Co,
MN VI Lib Main Street. .-l

BY j. Thompson Brown Il CO.,
lib Main Street
M ONROE PARK RESIDENCE. NO 2G
IN LAUREL, NEAR FRANKLIN ST.
by request of y nonresident owner, we
will sell at public auction, on the prom
Uses, ~ dE Ar
/ "WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1sr, SIP, NJ.
The above exceedingly desirable OETACH-
ED BRICK RESIDENCE, near. Frank
lin Street, fronting Monroe Park The
house Is in good order the hallway fin
ished in hardwood with handsome oak
stairway, lighted by beautiful stained
glass windows: in the hallway there is
an open fireplace. gentlemcn's lnvatory,
bookcases; handsome grille work The
entire promises are modern aud conVen-,
lent in every respect. The windows or
the house arc of double-thick French
plate glass ono solid pane to Il sash,
and the. window blinds of hardwood I3e-
Sides the double parors, dining-rOom
laboratories, Bathrooms. closets, etc.,
there are seven commodious bedrooms
The locality Of this residence Is. all that
can be wished. fronting on beautiful
Monroe Park, commanding from the front
porch an entire view Of the same,
The lot fronts "a feet by 10 to 1b-foot
alley. Occupied by a trstrclasS annual
tenant, whose rent pays six per cent, net
on lis prospective selling price. 81 s, u
TERMS. Liberal and announced nj sale,
], THOMPSON BROWN q CO..
feb 95-tds. Auctoncers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-07
COMSTOLK SUED.
California Mining Company Asks Judg-
ment for Ssi 900

The COmstock Mining company has
been made defendant In q suit filed In
the federal court yesterday afternoon
by the California Mining & Milling
company. Both companies operate adj
joining property at Park city and the
California charges the COmst0ck with
the alleged unlawful extraction OF ore
for which It asks Judgment for ISL 900,
The complaint FIRST cites as cause
Of action that the plaintiff corporation
Is the lawful owner and was lawfully
In possession from June 49, 1902 TO
March I, 1904 Of the following claims.
situated IN Summit county. Callfor-
MIA Lodge, White Hawk and Ace OF
Diamonds The complaint alleges that
between the above dates the defendant
corporation sunk a shaft through and
upon the White Hawk claim while
wording an adjacent claim OF ltg own.
The ore said to have been extracted
ia valued at 100000, representing 1000
tons.
For further cause Of action, the COM
plant charges that the Comstock neo-
pie sunk q shaft on lode mining clelms
I'm Uintnh county, extracting ore val
ued at $4,000, In this additional COM
plant william w. Armstrong Is made
party to the complaint The lode
claims IN question. II Is alleged were
the property OF one Anderson, he turn
ing his interests over TO the plaintiff
last month,
The plaintiff also asks the court to
order survey made OF the ground In
uuegtion
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-07
LIQUIDATION
ORDER Of THE DAY
Prominent Stocks Lower While
Selling Discouraged All Bull
Operations
THE SpECIALTIES SOLD FREELY
A Late Brisk Demand for Reading and
Erie Caused a Substantial
Rally

New York. Jan. I-Promilent stocks
today opened fraction lower under mod
crate pressure Of offerings. Union Pacific
fell * and United states Steel preferred,
Amalgamated Copper, Tennessee Coal and
Southern Railway a. Erie second pre-
ferrod rose y. support was lacking for a
time and u renewal Of yesterdays Haul
dalton IN tho Metropolitan stocks dis
couraged bull operations Amalgamated
Copper and a number Of other specalties
were sold freely at intervals, and the
western stocks also became quite weak
Losses reached a point IN Amalgamated
Copper Tennessee Coal Westinghouse
Electric. Sugar Metropolitan street
Railway Metropolitan Securities and
Central Of New Jersey and 2l2 In St
Joseph and Grand Island. A brisk de-
mand developed later for Reading and
nois Central, Erie second preferred,
Hooking Valley preferred Northwestern
and Pacific Man s0ld TO IA above last
night, and Consolidated Gas ~.
Close: Money ON call nominal, no loans,
Time loans, easy 60 and 60 days, 3n3h
per cent; six months, 3Ad3a
Prime mercantile paper igih per cent
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business I'm bankers bills At 49,. 25d4 81. 81
Tor demand, and at ia 9Od4S for co.
Posted rates. ISk and SIS: CONNER
Cal bills, 4Siii64. AA
Bar silver, CO.'S. Mexican dollars. i1k.
Government bonds, steady railroad
bonds steady
Trading became very dull again and
the recovered price level was partly Yield
ed The bank statement showed a small
loss OF cash In place OF the expected large
increase. National Railroad Of Mexico
preferred Republic Steel preferred and
Steel Foundries preferred rose 1 and
Lake Erie and Western and Locomotive
preferred lost l. In the final dealings
Metropolitan street Railway ran n 2A
Metropolitan Securities 2h and Missouri
Pacific a point The closing was dull and
weak
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-07
STOCKS CLOSE
IN GOOD TONE.
Several Of the Local Traders Have
Made Notable Advances Dur
ing the Week
AMONG THEM IS DALY.WEST.
New York Went Up, but Afterwards
Weake1ed--May Day 90 Up
Grade Again.

The week closed With the sale Of 49,
A5 shares for sll,66O5O on the floor OF
the Salt Lake stock & Mining ex-
change.
Some stocks have made gains during
tho week. Notably among them was
New York Bonanza, which sold up to
80 cents O. share on the strength OF
satisfactory reports from the mine.
The stock was somewhat weaker today,
Il having been purchases down to 40
cents share. Daly-West closed high
er, due, II Is believed TO the activity
being displayed IN Boston. Officers Of
the company declare that there Is MOTH
ing IN conditions at the mine to war
rant the stlG advance, so the opinion
prevails that the rise IA accounted for
by the ante-election buying by those
who hope 20 gain control al the annual
meeting OF the shareholders next
month. There has been some buying OF
Butler. Liberal. which has stllfened rom
slderably The company has begun
shipping again under its new contract
with the United states Smelling COM
many, Con. Mercur evidenced better
tone today. May Day also moved up
several points the stock selling above
~ cents on the open board.
Todays closing quotations and sales
were
TODAY's QUOTATIONS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-07
UNCLE SAM CON.
MEETING TODAY.
The January Dividend May Not
Be Posted by Board Of
Directors
CAMPAIGN OF DEVELOPMENT.
An Important One Has Been In0ugur'
ated--Driying Towards the
May Day.

The directors OF the Uncle sam Con-
soIdatcd Mining company win hold
their regular monthly meeting this af-
ternoon and It Is forecasted that the
January dividend win be passed. While
the company has made good record
during the past month and continues to
roll up a surplus, some OF the directors
believe It would be the better policy 70
apply the money In the prosecution Of
the campaign Of development inaugu-
rated some time ago, which includes the
driving OF n crosscut towards tho prop
erty Of the May Day Mining company,
near the side lines Of which IL is eN-
pected an extension OF the chute Of ore
which caused the recent rise In
price of May stock, win be encOunte
The Uncle Sam company has five ,s
OF ore az the sampler today two Of con-
centrates and three Of crude.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-07
LIVESTOCK.

Chicago, Jan. 7.-Cattle-- Receipts 3Oo;
market steady, Good to prime steers, $50
d6O0; poor 20 medium, 3.90Q5 30; stock
ers and feeders, 2. i0d4 81 cows Bd4 30 +;
heifers, 2. O01i600! Gamers, l,25d250; bulls,
2. 0Off4 80; calves 3O1n70O.
Hogs-Recelpts today, 2O,OOO; Monday,
1000; market strong Mixed and butch
ers, 4.35a4@i good TO choice heavy 40
l4,1O rough heavy lQd4 ~; lights, 1900
455; bulk Of sales i45ni 60,
Sheep Receipts 1900 market steady;
i.S5li5 80; fair to choice mixed, 4,00M4 IS;
western sheep, i.t0a5 80; native lambs,
5.50a7 90; western lambs, 5.75T 20,
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Jan. -Cattle-Recoipts,
ZOO market steady. Native steers, $500
5.&; native cows and heifers, l.75Gl4 so,
stoCkers and feeders, 2.I5lii 90; bulls $50
al .00 calves, 3.00a6 i0 western fed steers,
Hogs Receipts 1900; market steady to
strong. Bulk Of sales, 4, 25Gfi.G0 heavy,
4. 6oq4. 6lh packers, t4oa46o; pigs and
Sheen - Receipts. 500, market steady
Muttons, 4. S5d6 3d. lambs, O. 50r7 ~; range
wethers 5.Ooq65O; fed ewes, 100000
OMAHA
South Omaha, Jan -Cattle-ReceIpts
Hogs--Recepts 1850; market cents
higher Heavy, 4. 50Q4 51ja; mixed. $50.
4.bO' lights, i.40qt50 pigs, $4,000 bulk
Of sales, 4.41hQ4 YEA
sheep Receipts 300, market strong.
Western yearllnRs, 5.25d6 90. wethers,
4.75d5, CO.; ewes, 4,00H475; common and
stockers, 6,O0d700,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-07
BUSINESS OUTLOOK
VERY ENCOURAGING
Some Hesitation In the South
But Preparations For Trade
Are Extensive
ANNUAL REPORTS ARE GOOD.
Proportion Of Idle Machinery Grows
Railway Earnings
Increasing

New York, Jan, 6.--Dun's weekly Re-
view OF Trade tomorrow will say.
Aside from some hesitation at the
south, owing TO the recent fail I'm the
price OF cotton, business conditions are
favorable and optimistic sentiments are
evidenced by extensive preparations
for active trade. As annual reports APP
pear It Is found that the closing months
OF 1904 made, u much better exhibit
than the first half, which starts the new
year with smaller stocks Of goods In
the hands of dealers assuring liberal
contracts ia the near future for replen-
lshlng supplies.
a few minor labor controversies have
arisen, but the FAN River mills are
more active and in most branches Of
manufacture there Ia a steady decrease
I'm the proportion of idle machinery,
one prominent producer OF wooden
goods reporting 9b per cent OF all
plants In operation.
Gross earnings OF the railways In
December were GA per cent larger
than In the same month of 1908. VIM
ter wheat conditions have improved,
ana the partial recovery IN cotton may
prevent the threatened curtallment.
Buyers are arriving In the leading
market and In another week liberal or
ders for spring delivery win be placed.
Dispatches from other cities are gem
orally encouraging
As inventories and repairs are COM
pleted, the various departments OF the
iron and steel industry steadily ex-
tend operations and the sentiment ia
In striking contrast to the conserva-
tism that prevailed a year ago. A de-
clded change IN the tone of country
hides lifted the price Of buffs to 10
cents or better and offerings were linz
tied Other grades of domestic hides
are quiet,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-07

Lark. cutting into an ore body produc-
ing Z per cent copper ana GO ounces
silver Portions Of the vein run much
higher ana II is confidently believed
that az least the above values VIII con-
tinue permanently
The Yampa started It's new machine
cry on Tuesday and lts capacity now
is 600 tons daily lts electric plant Is
installed with 3O0-horse power direct
current generator driven by a 400
horse power steam plant It's ore bins
are Fun and Il Is expected the plant VIII
be worked 10 rs highest capacity.
The New England has shut down its
mill for the winter on account Of wntcr
freezing. II has several hundred tons
bin room, and will also stack rp ore on
the dump. The mill IN TO put in u lnrg-
or crusher In the spring and double It's
capacity a shipment OF New Eng
land first class was on the market this
week
The Copper Belt road hauled down
during December the following ore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-07
pRODUCE.

Chicago, Jan. MAY wheat opened UNI
changed to y higher al i.l5fpl, i5is After
selling Off to lll&dl. liN, the price rail-
He'd to l.l5al .lbM. but eased on again to
t.l4M
Cash. heet--No. 2 red l.lS0t 10; No.
3, red, ll2al IS; No. 2, hard l. l8d1 l6:
No, 3, hard ,0Slll 10; No, /, northern, 1l9
q1,2 No 2 northern, ll0all5; No 3,
spring 6Gl Is,
Oats No. 2, 0il; No. 8. sOH.
Corn-No. 2, i2l4, No, 3 l2E
|, on covering by shorts, May closed firm
at l,l5h a net gain Of "
Close; Wheat--Jan., LIS May, l15Is;
July, BN
Corn-Jan. AIS; May Az; July, l5a
45ib Sept. 459s,
oats-Jan., 8% May, 807AaSi July. 81.
Pork-Jann 1915; May, 1855
Lard-Jan., G,62h; May. 6I; July, sos.
Ribs--jan,. go; May Geo; july, S.72is.
Ryc.-Jan.. TO-
Flax-Cash, northwest, i,22ib.
Tlmothy-Jan., as,
Cloyer-Jan, l2,75
Barley-Cash, $3.50,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-07
MAMMOTH DEVELOPMENTS.
Drift on the 400 Level Has Eneoun-
tered Important ore Pody.

Samuel Mcintyre Jr., SUPERINTENDENT
Of the Mammoth Mining company has
reported that chute Of ore had been
encountered I'm the east drift on the
2,t00-foot level and that tho northwest
drift was also getting pretty close 20
ore The ore IN the east DRIFT, Mr.. Nc
Iutvre states, was not unexpected M Il
had been followed FOR some distance In
n wiuze sunk from tho 1900 level The
ore carries high grade copper values. IN
fact the superintendent saws some OF
the best ore ever shipped from the
Mammoth mine came from the wlnze
mentioned Connections hove not been
made with the Wine but an upraise
VIII be made to II M once.
The northwest drift looks cncourag-
ing Several strlngors ~ ore have been
cut II Ia expected body OF large pro-
portions win be opened up there soon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOUNTAIN pm EXHIBIT.

You are cordially invited to meet a
Fountain Pen Expert from the works OF
the well known makers A, A. Water.
man a Co. New York, who win explain
many interesting things about Foun-
tain Pens. exhibiting some recent and
valuable improvements
The troublesome finger solllng Ink.
joints now discarded.
Special allowances made for old
Fountain Pens Exchanged for the i'm.
proved forms.
DESEREr NEWS BOOK STORE.
Salt Lake city Utah. Jan. 0 TO II, 1905
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-07

South Portland, Me. Is president; Pres-
colt r. Hail Brooklne. Mass. treasur-
er, and Stephen G. Perry, Portland Me-
vice president,
,s ~ a, Ue 1'S M, '9, ,Ss p,,ilotir
OF current date contains AN attack on
the management Of the United States
Mining company, which Is aimed par
ticulary at Managing Director a. i,
Holden. Manager Fitch, who recently
became associated with the company,
when asked by the News today II he
had any statement TO make for publlca-
ton, replied I'm the negative; that the
attack was scarcely worthy OF notice;
that It appears 20 be the work Of ene-
mics Of the company who have taken
this means Of trying TO lnjure the COM
pany abroad
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-07
CONCENTR ATES.

,l,..u ~ O,n,,..... a.. ,,l...,.....
rIl.or II. =, N,l''',ls "t WV '''"si'ai''
D""'''" was l' "' '''H '"N"N
sam Levy OF lh' western lNplorR-
Won Vou,pa,y mas gone 10 N'Nada on
il'I'nV pu'lheSS'
The Horn silver Mining company is
shipping 600 tons Of zinc ore 10 the
HnelteFs NJ lo'a' Nau'
G. X. Rowland has returned from a
business trim 10 Texas His son. Alex
ander. had gone to Atlanta. Ga. To visit
with relatives.
HoleI1' n. w., i'Nls, VINO nus oge,.
several DAYS. had not put In am appear
ance up TO noon today.
,,, ..., ,..,,, .,...
lhe VIe anu uuinon He''Ielh,nts re-
po.lfd lnte yes'eIoay We're os IoaiovM.ss'
luut UIt a'si o So5',eU,''r%l,5 wv gVV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-07
BUSINESS NOTES.

The excellent feeling which pcrvades
all circles Of trade over the business
outlook for 1905, and the very easy
money market have combined to stiffen
the prices Of nearly all local stocks.
The week has witnessed a number Of
tansfeP IN Utah, Idaho and Fremont
sugars, the livclIest demand being for
Utah common, which sold at $3.50, the
highest point It has reached since the
stock was issued Preferred is quoted at
$1,000 ex-divldend Nearly all the local
list have paid their quarterly dividends,
or viii do so before the 18th.
EnllOMlng are the lntest quotations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-07
FOUNTAIN PEN EXHIBIT

You are cordially invited TO meet a
Fountain Pen Expert from the works Of
the well known makers. A. A. Water
man & Co.. New York, who will explain
many interesting things about Foun-
tain Pens. exhibiting some recent and
valuable improvements.
The troublesome hnger-solllng ink
joints now discarded
Special allowances made for old
Fountain Pens Exchanged for the Inn
proved forms.
DDSERET NEWS ROCK STORE.
Salt Lake city C-0-i. Jan. 9 to IL, 1906.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-07
LOCAL BANK CLEARINGS
For the week ending at noon
TODAY'S REALLY TRANSFERS.

Mary A. H. Cannon 10 Maggie
Tmhops0n, i25xiS0 % feet south
east from 80 feet east OF north
west corner Of lot O.. block g.
plat Cs,..,. .,.,. ,,.,.,..,,,.....t 800
Same 10 same l72xSs feet I'M lot
8, block 2, plat C,........... $50
Same TO same 33xt82 feet south
east from i2 feet south or north
west corner lot ., block 2, plat
g sssssss.ts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES %
MrG l. NJ. Durrant 10 Maggie
Thompson, lots ~ 81 and 49,
block I Heaths sub. ..,,...,. 5000
Taylor Romney- Armstrong COM
pany 10 n. Y schohold. 7y2h
rods northwest from southeast
corner lot O. block % nlat d. etc i3G
Frederick G, Jorgeusen to Hy-
rum Thompson part Of lot 2.
block Is, plat A,.,,..,,,...,..,...
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-07
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Jan 7.-sugar, raw. finn,
Fair refining. as, centrifugal, 90 test AL;
mOlasses sugar, AZ
Renned--Firm Crushed 655i powdered,
5,@, graduated, 63
Cofteo--Steady No, T. RIO, So.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-07
BINGHAM MINING NEWS.
Force at the Yampn Mine 10 he Greatly
Increased.

Increased.
The Copper Belt Railway Is hauling
Bingham New Haven ores at the rate
of 100 toms daily
The Bingham Consolidated Is now
shipping about 1900 tons OF ore
monthly TO the smolter8
Supt. Craig has stated that the force
of men on the Yampu viii be trlppled.
and the expectation ls to begin the rX-
ira work ON Thursday
The week has witnessed quite a large
number Of new locations ana reloca-
lions No miner with hool, on a
Bingham prospect can afford 10 let 20,
any more than tho fellow that had tho
bull by The horns.
The Bingham Consolidated has re-
Gently made important developments
on the 1850 foot level OF the Dalton &
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-07

This result shows an Increase fully
four times over the output Of a year
ago, and is perhaps ~ fair an exponent
of the substantial growth Of l}lngham's
mining interests as could be had.
The r. g. W. ore shipments FOR
December, 1904 were 1850 carloads OF
which $50 carloads were 10 Utah Cop
per ooncentrator. Shipments In were $50
carloads Of lumber slack, machinery,
etc. and Of merchandise about two
cars day, For the same month OF
1903 the ore shipments were 40 cars,
or gain over last year OF 81 per cent,
and 200 cars In, or a gain Of 40 per
cent The passenger department shows
about $1,000 IN for December. This
result. being general to the camp Is an
exposition Of Blngham's rapid and sub
stantial growth. and all the conditions
warrant continuous Improvement for
the year l905.-.Buletlu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-07
RABBIT DRIVE
At IndiAuola, Jan. Sth.

Special train leaves r. a. w depot
az $3.50 a m. Returning leaves Indian
ola az 500 p, M Fare $3.50 for the
round trip. Plenty of Rabbits for
everybody Take your lunch and have
good time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-07
BANK STATEMENT.

New York Jan. g-.The following ia
BILE compiled by Bradstrcet shows the
bank clearings at the principal cities for
the wee keBded Jan, g. with the percen-
tage Of Increase and eorease as compared
with the corresponding week last year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-07
BANK STATEN ENT.

New YORK, Jan. 1.-The statement az
averages OF the clearing house banks of
this city for the FIVE days Of this week
shows
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REGULAR MORNING SALES.

Con. Mercur loo at $685.: 200 at 36.
Lower Mammoth, 500 at l6, 100 al IS.
Mammoth goo al l20.
May Day 500 nj IN.
Uncle Sam 400 AT % 100 at 2lL.
Little Chief 1000 at "a.
New York, 1900 at i0 500 nc q buyer
80 days; 800 at iO9s 200 AT lOa.
Wabash, 300 at LSO, seller 30 DAYS;
200 at u.s.,
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Comstoek stock Quotations.

Todays quotations on Comstock
stocks. as furnished the News by
James a. Pollock & Co., were as fol-
lows:
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COPPER BULLION
SHIPMENTS THIS WEEK

The shipment from the copper
smelters OF the valley during the
week aggregated 9S2SJi, as fol-
lows:
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WOOL.

ST LOUIS,
81 Louis Jan. Wool nominal Ter
ritory and western medium, 2l622, hne
medium, l7MSi fine, 1911.
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RECAPITuLATION.
AS. CAMPBELL.
THE oGDEN.NEvADA.

stock Broker slS d. f. Walker Block
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Totals" 90. ..... "".,.. o2s's5l
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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