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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-01

Sic lutberi de 2i9o ser
epong. -lutb. Ct. WarfnS. Stride, Gdc
bon 9rooomnp uno Soirmount Ipc.,
peranitaltete geitern glbcno IN Ser
.2nbor . 2pceum Sale" cine mutt.
.faliid /. Iiteroriihe Sbenonnterbol.
iitng, bel melfer Elm red,t intereiinn.
tes Eroarnmm 5ur 0urdiiibrung ge-
lonate. Die Wihpirfenoen lporen ;
@iniam Sreitag,' SioIa Goltrioer,
Slorence Eearion Sulio SiemS,
Senrp 6ron5, aotie WilIer, Charles
Sreitag, Hoia S%anielmonn, Soiepb
Geio. aatbarine Seiot, amelio6runs,
Carrie arumrein, &arrp Sooes, So
banna Siems, SobnS eremias, Souiio
5ran5, gli5abetb &rumrein. &oio
Siems, Seurp aliiter, Gena 2infer
mo Wamie Sripp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-01

8aben fir bic HOtblciScn0en III
San TrnnciScu nno Californian luer'
bcu i'm Sircau beS y9cntidcn Gore
ipOnScuten," Gr.413, Cit.SaItimOret
Strahc, cutacscu scnOmmcn nnb TO-
fort an Die 5nitGnbisCn Seamten Der
rHptbcu Grcn5 . Wcicaidaft" abgc'
~lieicrt Wcrbcn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-01
8altb. Naacr.

Sir perfaufen ale Sorten bon 9ut.
i6en, @unaboltS NIT 8ummi.@ Stab
%reifen, gusgies, Captions uno @aeen.
2adir- unb Boliterarbeiten. Settle.
ring" nno Geparatlren. 9eiteaungen
fir ale grten bon Gferoescidirr an.
genommcr- Nr. 2, Galtcrn-Mpe. nnb
Galt'Tpcnne. Wpr4,1MD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-01
gnS Ser Yoli5eibeb6ro e.

Mus Ser Yoli5eibeb6ro e.
- Sn Der geitrigen Sibung Der go
ll5eibeborOe reiignirte Eoli5iit :. 9.
Wiloe pom norooitlid)cn SiItrift. Gr
muroc 1891 erltannt. Holi5iit SoS.
y. 9ulid, nelder am IL. Sebrllar
r%eli9nirte, nm cine Steaune in @aib.
ilgton, :. g., 81 iibernebmen, wlroe
geltern ouf iein Grlufcn mieoer eins
gelebt. 9llS er %reiignirte, oiente er i'm
mittlereu 9iltrift; er miro iebt Dem
norooItlid)en Oiitrift Sugetbeilt. go,
light aimbaQ pom llorolid,en Tiltritt
mnroe Inn $40 9eItrait, neil er oui
lcilem EoIten 9eld)luien bate.
Ginen gut be II 1 t G II
Bali bielt geitern s(beno ole galti.
more 2oge Der Sbeaterbiibnen .,Mr.
better in Sasa5er's &olle al Der @eit-
Tranflinltrabe. SaS arrangements
Gomite beltano aus oen SS. q. W.
g%uttermortb, 6. 5. Sbomplon, 6. 9.
Gorolc ulo g. Sc @ourb.
Warim @orfi Der BE-
ruiiiide Igitator,
lueldJer gnlerifa bereiit, miro am 90.
Mai unter Den auipiSien bes .Suoen.
Vunbcs" bier eiueu Yortrod i'm
oSollioap- Strabch : Sbeater" balten.
Sad Dem Iortroge iol ein 9antett
ibm Su ebren ltattiin0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-01
Staotratbs : @erbanolungen.

-
Sod feline Ginigung be5iigIif Der
FflnitcrungS &croronuulg ilir Den
9~onfoiitrift. - Sin Baltimore
miinid)t eincn groBcH Earf. Or
b0bung 0ea Sagelobn5 Der ItaOtl'
i6cn Nrbeiter angeitrebt. Ser'
ihicncneS.
lle6cr sic 8%eroronunq, oie StroBel
I'M 9ant0iitrift nit prup0rlrlel
Sol5bloden 81 pflnitern baDell Ole
bciben Notb55lpeiae lid nod llldJt &C.
cinigt. Ger 5peitc 3lpeig ipelgerts
iib geItern, Dem Enhancement DC"
eriteu 3meiae5 in 6orn' Don @olj'
blod Spc5iiitntioncn bel5lIltlnlmel1.
Sr. Bono I'M criten 3lpeige duBerte,
Der 3meig f0nnte ciniat bon Dem
ENHANCEMENT n6itebch, e5 lei obncDIll
ii6criliiiiig. &r. Greene BON Der 4.
y4nr0, Scr Gaier Der Teror0nulg,
moQtc Oapol abcr AidtS miiien. Ger
ounll Don Srn. Sproiier geiteltc An-
trug, Die &croronung ais Spe5ialgt-
idGft allf Die Sagesorbmng Der
ndd)itcn Staotratbslibun0 81 ieben,
pcrbiitctc cine nlBlole Gebatte, Die
Nrobtc, lid ldnglom 81 eltpideln.
Mnbrldeinli1 miro Elm Gonlercn5
Gornite crnnnnt mcr0en.
Enrt iii 9 ii . 9oltimorc.
Gin BON Srn. Seinbcman bon Der
%. @orO eingcrcidter 9eihluB, bic
Earfbeb0rOe 81 crlllhen, Den bon
McGomnaitrobc I'M @eiten, Wur-
i6nl' 9lpcnue o0er Npnlan'S Gopc I'M
Often un0 Spring-8aroenS i'm St.
sen bcgren5tcn 30 bis 40 glder ent.
bulten6en &anocompler iiir Eort
5mede ol5ufoufcu, murOc in Critcn
Motb95ueige angenommcn un0 Der
9bcf Glert bcauitrogt, Der Eartbc.
bGrOe cine Abi6riit ocS 9eihluiit9
5ll5uienocn. Gic Yorfbeb0roc lit, mie
CS beiBt, Dem Hlun nidt obbolO. 9llc
Stabttbcile nit Nlsnubmc 0eS iiib.
liheu baben groBe Ynrfunlogcn.
rGorroQ Yarf" lit in @eIt-9olti-
more. .Grlli0sSiu." uno y@pnms
Eort" liegen in Horo-9oltimore,
nGliitonsEort" gebort Norpoit.9olti
more, uno Sit.9oltimore bat oen
nEotterion.Earf." Siio Baltimore
bat mn Die bier fleinen Bnrfonlo.
gen: uHipcriioe, Eart," oSeoerol-Sia.
Eorf," oSmom Eorf" II. D2atrobe-
Torf."
u Id @oSli6t iir G6eoter.
&r. McGurOp reidtc i'm eriten
NotbSjpciGc einen 9ci6lub Elm, ooS
@ougeicBe Gomite criuNeno, sic
9mlBcictc 10 III omcnoiren, boB in
0cn Sbcatern uuBcr eleftriihem audi
oNlNlluJl UC|l llIl|l. LIZ
llcllcn Suugeiebe, ruclde bon oen So.
mite beratben lucroen, beltimmen,
NoB in SDcotcrn nltr clcftrildeS Siht
Ncbraud)t merocn bari.
So 6crer Sobn iii StraBen
tchrer.
Nr. &ronmillcr bon Der s. Worb
rcihte inn erlten 3meige cinen De
ihlub oe3 MaporS uno Stootratb3
Elm, Ole 9ii0get 9ebDroc eriuheno,
ocn Sogclobn Der ltGotiiden 9lrbeiter
nli 50 pro Sa9 81 crboben. Ter Se,
ihlllB mllrOe 9leid) 5llm erIten Walc
pcrleien. Cine Dill fir ocn 3rped lag
Der lester 2c9iSlotur Dor, murpe ober
llid)t un0ennnmlcn, oa ole Siio9ct'
@cboroc id)on Die Modt babe, Die
Sobne 81 crbOben.
" II q II D III III c II.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-01
Qualification bon nnS nad 9cntid.
lamb.

Bon Baltimore Bis 9remcn: aa.
jiite $45 mo $47.50 9remen -gaI,
tiinore $3.50. Munoreiie 81 biaise.
rem Nreiie. 9bep. $. 0icncr G &c.,
217 Gi.YaItimore. Strafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-01
Nlciorr MAIDEN Qcute,

menn iie bon ". Anicrim, &luuoen-
ihneioer, Nr. ~, 9toro.g itmpltraBe,
bereeltellt iillo,
(SpriIi7-iSi6r)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-01

Gic Stats 8antenbe-
+ oroe miro iib morgen iriib bier
in Baltimore perinmmcIn, nm Ole
Nuswabl bon orei Sbel- Sid . Gom-
miI'oren 5u MAIDEN. Ils Die beuors
3ugten 0eperber nm bds Imt mer-
Den guar Die SS. 9eninmin 9. Green
BON Someriet . Gouutp, Charles 9.
@rnpion bon ct. Worp's Go,ntp
mo Or. GosmeQ @rape bon 9alti-
more genannt, bod lit nod gar nid)tS
9eItimmtes ooriiber 5u iagen, oenu
sic Mitglieoer Der 9eboroe iino iid
ielblt nod nibt ulf einen ser Serren
einig. Staatslenutor i. Gbas. Gin
tbicum uuo GongreBmitglieb Sobn
Gill batter 9eitern cine ldngere Con-
feren5 nit DEM 8ollpernelir iiber ole
Nngelegenbeit. equator 2intbicum
lit b~etanntlid Der @hter oes nelien
8eieses.
9|aieball /. - Ter einsiae Cont
telt III Der .gnItern 9iga" fono &C.
tern bier 5wiiden Baltimore uno
Buffalo ltatt uno letter Club ging
alS Sic9er berpor. Die Score mar:
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Staet Baltimore.
ltuter6altnngs. @cgiuciier.

,M,uiit, Nfaoemie." - Sieie 9Sode: oSis
No1nr, the Wtdnor."
ySurb'S Eperubaus." Sieie Ssote:
sgSnD 0pluiI SAT-"
ppnionDittaRru . Sbcater." - 9iele &ode;
.N Humdnce OF Coon @Ol0p."
,SianeB'S Sbcntcr." - 0ieIe 9Sobe: Glh
Sildee from ibe NuuerO.
,MarNiaus.S bcater", - 9ieie g8orbe; detib'5
Observation-Disclosures Idalid WiatIIlee.
yAnoiturium . SBeater." 9ieIe gSote:
aGouoiHi. Der 0unoiheueu,a6niQ."
,eiuhciBs Sbentcr." - Stcfe lSohe; DHlIe
Ribbons Sirle" @riruOugunBu 60.
euiornn's ,,Oluitni'Snne." - Eteniid9, l..
Wldi. Grobe S~rotimlna nit Gon3ert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-01

Yaiie 5nr Gciic in's Nuslano be.
iorst s. &ainc, Nr. Alb, Oit-Salti.
msre.S traae, uabe Gaitomboaie.%pe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-01

Baltimore 0 O 3 0 0 o.
buffalo % . 0 o / 90
Moran, llnpnrteiifdber.
HhfinS Yitcher ulo Wlaiou Gatdler iiir gaitp.
Rrodeili YiidDer uno McWlnnuS Calder fit
buffalo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-01


Sn erlten GdtbS6iuci9e muroen Die
&croromngerL Die oIte Negerlhulc
an Der 9runsluidltruBe ST. p%erfauien
un0 &atborinc &ofe jl crlauben, an
Der Sorforo Mucmlc, nor0lid) bon Der
9iorib Npcrue, Elm @ebauoe aus Sol5
81 crrid)telL angcnommcn.
GomitC d tc.
GoS Gomitc iiir 9abnen beridtetc
oic &crorOmlng, Scr Baltimore
Obio,9obn" 81 crloubcn, in Der
InoreitroBe olli Occult Eoiut bier
@eleiie 81 lcgclt. inl criten 3pei9c
giinitig cir.
Sollelbc Gornite bcrid)tetc bic Ser.
crbnuna ocs &rn. Smith, oeu 9abn.
8clcllldaftcn 81 perbietell, leere
SrudtluoNNonS oui Den 9abngeleiien
in ben StroBen itebcl 81 lalien, I'M.
gilnltig cln. Nuf Intrag oeS Srn.
McGurop, Mit9lieo beS Gomite'5.
pltrOc ole &eroronung ober ioiort
luicoer an ouiielbe 5uriidgeiunot.
GaS Gonlitc fiir %Nb5ugsfan1le be-
ridicte Die Gcroromnng bcs &rn.
Mllle bon Ger 81. @oro, $4,000 fir
oen Dan zines ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN
Der HiogelpltroBe 81 pcrmiIligeu,
g%iinitig Elm.
Hcue Sorlagen.
SIN eriten Hatbs5meige wuroen Ole
Iolgenoen nclen Gorlu9en cinaa,
reidt:
bon ErGii0ent Wobool = $4,000
aus Der nGhitiabrigen Steuerumlaae
5l ueruiaigen fir Die Nnlage elmer
0ifentliden geoiirinibonitalt aui
Dem breiedi9en 8runoitiid al
6apeiteitroBe, Sibertpitrobe II. Yarf.
Mpenue;
bon Srn. aonig bon Der /. @aro
auf Soften Der ansreu5enocl
@runbci9entbiimer Die @loperltraBc,
bon Salt. Tpenuc bis SuoionltraBe,
nit perbeiiertem Wotcrial gu pfla.
Itern;
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-12
Mining Notes.

Harry S. Joseph left for Wyoming Mon
day night, expecting to be gone week.
w X Mordock, superintendent Of the
Honerine mines. and milling plant, at
Stockton, was in the city yesterday on
company business.
w. II. Childs returned from a business
trip TO Ramsey, NeY., yesterday morning
He says the camp is forging ahead at a
rapid pace and that its future is assured.
Ten cars Of ore from Tintic, six from
Nevada, two from California and one
from Idaho were released from the Tay-
Tor & Brunton sampling works yesterday
morning.
b. +. Kelly, the we'll known mining
operator, leaves today for Eureka, New.
He has his eye on something out that
way and has notion that he will locate
in that town.
President Charles NJ. MacNeilI Of the
Utah Copper company, accompanied by
General Manager ID. G. Jackling and Con-
sulting Engineer r. c. Gemmel, spent yes
terday at Bingham in an inspection of the
big companys properties.
A San Francisco dispatch over the Pol
lock private wires during the afternoon
stated that the Tonopah-Midway company
had declared a dividend of cents a share,
payable Oct. !. Books close against the
transfer OF stock on the 10Th.
Arthur r. Parsons. mill superintendent
for the Tonopah Mining company, came
in from the west Monday and left yes
terday for Denver, where he has gone to
confer with The company's general man
ager. Frank A. Keith. He expects to stop
off day on his return next week.
Judge J. c. Campbell of San Francisco.
who made friends here a year ago for the
impartial manner in which he presided at
the stormy meeting of the Montana
Tonopah company, was in attendance at
yesterdays meeting also. Owing TO urgent
business he was compelled TO leave for
home on the afternoon train.
The new compressor plant at the Yam
kee Consolidated has been in commission
since Sunday, and the report from camp
is to the effect that il is doing its work
like a veteran already. The mine is also
said to be looking fine and good news is
promised from the lower levels. now that
it is possible to get at them again.
j. E. Bevis, one Of the best known OPP
orators in the Bullfrog district and the
original Iocater of the ShOshone-Polaris
and Amethist mines, is in the city for a
day ON his way back to the Nevada camps
after an extended trip 10 New York. Mr.
Bevis states that the Bullfrog country will
shortly be moving at a pace that will at
tract wide attention.
Frank NJ. Leland, the old manager of the
White Knob Copper company's properties
at Mackay, Ida, is visiting in the city for
q day or two, after an extended trip TO
Paris, France. He Is sporting one Of the
finest gold watches that was ever manu-
featured a present hiatt was made to him
by William Breevort and Clarence K. Nc
Cornick.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-12
NEW DEVELOPMENT co.
Organized by Strong Talent to oper'
ate in This Region.

The TntermOuntain Exploration COM
pany. formed TO a general mining and
prospecting business, filed articles OF in
corporation with the county clerk yester-
day. 1t is capitalized for $500 600 in shares
OF the par value of so each. The officers
are: President. II. T.. Smith Of Duluth
Mimi: vice president. Peter Porter of Salt
Lake; secretary. Edward J. Bricker Of
Minneapolis. Mimi; treasurer Theophilus
r Smith of st. Paul MINI. These, with
G. d. Rooklidge of Salt Lake. constitute
the obard of directors. Emil j. Raddatz
IS manager of the company.
The corporation has been organized 70
operate on lines similar to those which
have characterized the work of the West
ern Exploration company. Its chief as
set at the present time is an option upon
tho old NO-YOu-Don't mines i'm the Stock
ton district owned and operated at one
time by G. 3. MARYLAND This property
has been under development by a number
% the men who are now members of the
will continue on vigorous lines A new
double compartment shaft is already down
to depth of 400 feet and IL will not be
long tin the known ore bodies in the
ground are tapped
The company contains some of the
strongest financial talent i'm the country
and its treasury is already well supplied
with funds. Several other mining propo-
stions are now receiving consideration and
it will not be many months till the com
pany is doing lots Of business in this
region.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-12
MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
Market Is Buoyant and Lively Trad
inc Is Done.

Trading was lively on change yesterday
and the market displayed a buoyancy that
was altogether unexpected. During the
two regular and open board calls a to-
tai of 96,740 shares of stock, with sell
ing value OF SCI, 1908 changed hands. DAILY
went over the 81 mark, Columbus Con-
solidated, in the face of heavy offerings,
advanced Z TO $3.50, while DAILY Judge
showed good form at $11.371k. In the ranks
OF the lower priced stocks, Little Chief
lead in popularity, and the amount Of
business done. 1t opened at 14c, rose to
1519c and closed strong at 141zc. New York
fluctuated between 33c and 3412c. the high
er prices being paid for the cash goods.
Carisa moved up to 30c. Tetro rose to PIC
and a number of other stocks presented a
good front.
Considering the disquieting reports from
Goldfield IN the labor situation. the Ne
vada list. or that portion of il participant
ing in the business of the day, indicated
that the camps outside OF Goldfield were
in no way affected. There was good buy
ing in Silver Pick. Great Bend Stray Dog
and Mohawk. the last named commanding
$3.50, notwithstanding the report that the
mine had been closed down, along with
others.
Following is the list of final quotations
and records of sales made during the day:
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NEW YORK ANNUAL.
Old Crew Will Manage Company's
Affairs for Another Year,

At the annual meeting Of the New York
Bonanza company. held yesterday noon,
the whole board Of directors and officers
were chosen to direct the affairs of the
company for another year. NJ. j. McGill
remains as president and general mana
ger; DIR. s. w. Plat of Park City vice
president; the other directors being Dr.
A. p. Shores of this city. Julius Frankel
of Park City and Mrs. NJ V. Rogers of
Salt Lake. J. II. Deming was again
called upon to serve the company as sec
rotary and treasurer.
The financial statement showed that the
company's receipts for the year included
$3.50 for water rent; $4,000 for assess
ments 8, 9 and 10, and N4,14s.23 for the
sale Of ore. The total receipts were $44,-
81. IS and the disbursements were s42 $50 81
leaving a balance on hand of S54S.6 &c.
Twenty-Five tons OF ore was at the surface
az the mine and Manager McGiil stated
that II was worth approximately 5000
This lot will be made up to a carload
during the present week and shipped
The managers report went into consid-
cradle detail concerning the mines equip
ment and the amount OF work performed
during the past year. 1t also dealt in
detail with the present physical condition
of the property and closed with the state
ment that. never IN the history of The
mine, did 1t look as well as it AGES TO-DAY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-12
nor were the prospects for the future as

nor were the prospects for the future as
bright.
To facilitate the handling of material in
the mine, Manager McGin intends, dur
ing the next few days, or just as soon
az he can get II, to equip the incline from
the 400 to the 500 level with track and
n skip. and discard the bucket system
OF hosting. In this way, he states, he
will be able to handle several times the
amount of dirt that is now possible With
the ore bodies responding so nicely to
development, he is anxious to get in shape
u ship faster and this he can do when
the skin has been installed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-12
Metal Markets.

New York Sept. 1.-THE London tin
market was unchanged to los higher. with
spot closing at f1S5 and futures at flS3 15s.
Locally no change was reported in the
general range. which was more or less
nominal at $40 00u40.50.
Copper also was higher I'm London. with
both spot and futures quoted at ESQ lis Cd.
Locally no further change was reported.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-12

James A. Pollock & Co., is the market
letter OF Paine. Weber & Co, as follows:
Boston, Sept. 1.-THE bull party seems
70 De tired just at present and scattered
selhng is causing the market to sag all
around. Amalgamated acted weak all day
asd fails to respond as it should to the
strength OF the metal A hitch in the
Northern Pacific ore deal was used as an
excuse for selling stock by the traders.
Sell the stocks for still lower prices to-
morrow. Quotations:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-12
ADDITIONAL MINING
NEWS ON PAGE 10
OPPORTUNITY,

To the parties who will finance a
group of copper claims, seven In num-
Der. in Nevada / will give to them
81 per cent interest In same, showing
A /. For particulars see p ID. Delmas.
who has full power to authorize and
do busiuess on same. Ore can be seen.
Claim 300 feet from railroad. Address
TAI South Third East. Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-12
Mines and Mining Stocks

with lake quoted at s1ss75La1s. 12,z: cleo
trolytic at s18.75Q1900; casting, s1s50G
1876.
don. Locally the market continued firm,
with spot quoted at So. 10000. the inside
price being for thirty days shipment.
Spelter was unchanged at Ell los in Lon
don, and at s6.05G6.10 locally.
Iron was unchanged TO a shade higher in
the English market. with standard foun-
dry quoted at 54s and Cleveland warrants
at K4s 6d
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-12
Open Board.

Open Board.
Carisa. 1900 at 2sIs; $500 at %.
Colorado Con, 1900 at $50: 100 at 7.55:
100 at 100; 80 at 40 buyer 80 days
Daly-Judge, 50 at n.3h.
Great Bend 1000 at As.
Little Chief 1000 at 1872 seller 50 days;
1 500 at Il; 1900 at 141s; 1000 at 141s seller
% days.
Mohawk. 500 at $50.
New York, 1000 at 3J13 buyer 30 days.
Stray Dog. 200 at 81.
Silver Pick. 100 at 81 1000 at Sc; $500 at
So; 800 at 81: 500 at 50.
South Col. 3.1O0 at 60.
Yankee 100 at 80.
Shares sold $500; selling value, So, 5S4.75.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-12
Ore and Bullion.

Ore and bullion settlements in this city
yesterday as reported by Mccormick &
Co, amounted to $4,000, as follows: Sill
yer. lead. gold and copper ores, $4,000;
base bullion, $4,000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-12
Utah Stocks in noston.

Following is the list of Utah and other
stocks traded in on the Boston exchange
yesterday showing the range OF prices and
the number of shares sold Accompany
ing the report, which is furnished by
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-12
New York Mininq Stocks.
Stocks In San Francisco.

The closing quotations on Nevada stocks
in San Francisco yesterday as reported
over the private wires of James A. Pol
lock e. Co, were as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-12
Metal Markets.

Silver, 6SAc per ounce.
Copper (casting), Is 7-32c per pound.
Lead, s5.75 per 100 pounds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-12
Open Board.

Beck Tunnel, 500 at 80; 500 at 20 seller 30
Carisa, 5000 at 80; 500 at 2sls
Colorado Con, 1900 at $40 buyer 80
days; 800 at 755: zoo at 7.60.
DAILY Judge. so at 11.3711
Golden Crown. 1000 at 16.
Little Chief. 4,5Oo at IA; Loo at IA seller
so days; 1000 at 14h.
Montgomery Mountain 500 at 60
Mohawk, 1900 at $50.
Nevada Hills, 500 at $300.
Stray Dog, 200 at go
Tetro, 200 at q.
Shares sold. 3O.s4o; selling value. $2s, 500. IS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-12
SEPTEMBER EXCURSIONS.
Round Trip

City of Mexico. daily to Sept. IA. $50. so
Toronto, Canada, Sept. 10-11. IL. SOL 90
Denver, Colo. Springs, Sept n,
%, % =. ..................... s17. 10
Observation Pullman Sleepers. Din
ing Cars. Colorado Midland Ry.. a w.
Cd South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-12
Afternoon Sales.

Silver Pick. 1.5O0 at 81.
Lower Mammoth, 200 at 81 1900 at SO;
], 900 at So
STRAY Dog. 500 at 80.
Beck Tunnel. 500 at 20 seller 90 days
Colorado Mining, 100 at IS; 100 at SO.
Little Chief, LBS at Il: 1886 at 1872
New York. 100 at SO; 300 at 331k.
Victor Con. 1000 at pa.
Wabash, 100 at So: 100 at g.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-12
Forenoon Sales.
Bid. Asked.

Forenoon Sales.
Carisa, 500 at %
DAILY. 300 at 1.S1iz; 500 at 2.O21z.
Sacto. 500 at 1llA
Joe Bowers 100 at 2iA.
Little Chief. 400 at IA; $500 at 141k;
2, zoo at Is; 1000 at 1872.
New York 1000 at 341a: 400 at 341a: 800
at 1884, seller 60 days; 1000 at SO seller 60
days; 800 at 331z buyer 80 days.
Victor Con. 5000 at 21z.
Yankee. 100 at 351R
Great Bend, 1000 at 40; 100 at 80.
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