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FEW CAN SHOW
SUCH A RECORD
Seventy Lots Shipped from Lud-
wig Mine Showed Twenty Per
Cent Copper Average.
FIGURES COMPILED BY 0REM,
Significant Developments Along por-
phyry Ridge OF Nevada Doug
las ~ Yeringtop.

II there is another mine in the west
that can show such record as the
Ludwig In the Yerington. Nevada. cop
per district has made since the be-
ginning of 1905 in the way of high
grade ore shipments. 1t has not been
heard from.
The Ludwig was recently taken over
by the Nevada Douglas Copper COM
pany, and Manager Waiter Cl orem
OF the latter yesterday completed the,
compilation of list showing the aver
age value In copper and other metals
OF each lot sent to market, as well as
the net proceeds therefrom during the
period stated. The exhibit is aston
ishing. Out of something over 40 lots
shipped from the mine to places of
treatment the average Is better than
20 per cent copper, together with gold
and silver contents which have gone
a long ways towards paying costs of
mining, y few car loads sent out
have returned better than 30 per cent
copper, while the greater bulk of
the shipments went better than 20
per cent, The lowest grade ore shipped
ran u little under IL per cent copper.
Manager Orem looks upon the late
developments on the porphyry ridge, or
the workings along the lime and por-
phyry contact. Of the Nevada Douglas
group, as being Of more than ordinary
Significance. The fact is. the explora-
tons at this particular point is rapid
~ demonstrating TO the slSeptics. II
there ever were any, that the ore de-
posits OF this remarkable property are
going Enthusiastically 10 the deep with
nothing to indicate any depreciation in
the value of the ore. During the
month OF June the average of the daily
assays from the porphyry ridge was az
per cent copper, while the average In
the Outside shaft was around per cent
copper. Manager Orem says these aver
ages were not struck by resorting 10
the higher grade ore shoots. Selected
a result of IA and UP to better than
80 per cent copper.
A power line is being built over to
the Ludwig shaft through which the
necessary energy 10 operate several
machine drills Will be conveyed. 1t Is
only matter OF few days now I'M
IN electric lights will be burning In
the Nevada Douglas camp for the first
time, and the complete power equip
ment installed by the company during
the past few months win be In commits
sion.
Mr.. Orem has expressed the opinion
that the Ludwig ore shoot is separate
one from the Nevada Douglas and that
before connecting up the workings OF
the two mines 1t viii be his purpose to
extend the present levels OF the Lud-
wig and also explore the ore deposit at
much greater depth,
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BOSTON MARKET.

Bingham Con. 1871; 15Is; 15h; 1874;
sales 100.
Boston Con. 81; 81; 81; n; sales 20.
B. Coaln., 25ls; 26lz 247s; rs; sales
1880.
B. & L., 1bs; l%; M III; sales 300.
C. Murcur. closed 5000.
Cop. Range. 80; 1SA SOY; sales $50.
Cum. Ely, SIS; S9s SIS; SIS sales 100.
d. w, 16; 16; 10; 16; sales 40.
f. B.. 10%; ION; ION; los.; sales So.
Ely Con-, / 1-16i l l-l6: ! 1-l6; 1 -1s;
sales 800.
CRANKY closed l25a1sc.
Greene cananea, l6h; l61s; Is 1914;
sales 500,
New. Con, 1885 14as AN i4S; sales
POS.
Davis Daily. 1asa; i2%: l2%; l2%; sales
IS
Nevada Utah. 81: 81 5%; 5h; sales
I,s25.
y. B., sSN; So; 1915 ss3s; sales ITO.
I'm. Cop, CAS-; 64As; s4h; 6414 sales
300.
i. s. s., Com, 4o 49, 4sts; as1a; sales
U. S. s., Pfd,. 4s; 40; 4s; 40; sales 17O.
Utah Con. 5lia: 5lls; 81: 81; sales $50.
c. g. A., l67; l67: 1871; 167; sales so.
Trinity. 23h 25ls 2s,s; 2i7s; sales
l.i3O
RsIaklala, sM; ga s%j s%; sales
Nipissing, 1913; 1915; 1913 lOa sales
595.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. July 1.-THE wheat market
opened weak today on general selling
which was based upon favorable crop
weather. Liverpool cables were also low
gu. September wheat opened Is lower %
X higher AT $780, sold down to e2ss
and then advanced to S2A.
AThe corn market opened easier on mod
crate liquidation, the causes OF which
We're good weather for the crop and the
decline in wheat. Trading was not heavy.
September opened lsa3s lower at bS's4 10 o.
and for time held within that range.
The oats market was fairly active and
prices were easier. The depressing fac
tors were Identical with hose affecting the
corn market September opend q 10 V
lowr Mt 9Sk to 3S sold at 3sisn8S4 and
then advanced to 3Sasfl3Sis
Provisions were quiet and firIn. septenn-
Der pork opened cents higher at 1885,
lard was up TO 500. and ribs were TN.
I.Cash: Wheat-No. red. s1re2; No. !
red. 9olj91; No. l hard. 9Qn92; No. hard,
s9de1. No. l and No. , northern, -; No. 3
spring 9eGf1. 90.
Corn--No. .. 53ikd535.
Oats-No. 2, 43s.a44; No. 3, 43is.
Close--Wheat--July. Soik; Sept, o.
Corn-July 5S1Ed5sas; Sept. b4as.
oats-July, 43; Sept, 1915.
Lard-Juiy. 6.s2Il Sept. s.o2,s.
Ribs-July. SIS; Sept, s,22is.
Rye-Cash, Sc.
Barley--cash, 5000
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. July 12.-Butter. steady;
creamery. 1qd24; dairy, 17Na1..
EGGs-steady, at mark, cases Included,
l3ali.
SUGAR AND COFFEE. c
New York July l2.--sugar. raw, quiet.
Fair refining, S,S5is centrifugal. 90 test
.. S9iS moasses sugar. 3.0SE.
Refined Steady. Crushed, 800 powder.
ed. $40 graduated, 800.
coffee-steady No Rio SIS: No.
Santos, ~
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool, July i2,--Wheat Spot,
steady. No red. western winter, Is %
futures. STEADY; July. Is I'D; Sept, rs esd
Corn-spct. quiet; Hess dried, Is I'D
old northern. So 2isd; futures quiet, July,
nominal; Sept, Is 1lAd.
NEW YORK FRUIT MARKET.
New York, July 1.-The market for
eyaporated apples continues quiet, Fancy
are quoted at sac; choice Sc; prime, 10
re. poor to fair. GG7c.
Prunes for future delivery arc said 10
bo easier on Indications that the new
crop Is turning OUT larger than expected.
but spot quotations are unchanged with
California fruit ranging from 4ssc to l2isc
md oregons IN 10 30c and ios from 5sk To
90.
Apreots are unchanged with choice
quoted at 2lci extra choice ~ 22c. fancy.
22di23c
Peaches are quiet, but nrm in tone.
with choice quoted at ll,4al2e; extra
choice, lgisalSc; fancy. isu12ls; extra
fancy. lillalsc
Raislnn are unchanged with loose mus
catee quoted at ss.d1oc; seeded raisins.
7hqise; London layers AT loo4l'65.
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COPPER AT HARTvILLE.
Government Geologist Visits District
OF Promise Near Cheyenne.

North and east OF North Platte river
IN east-central Wyoming is a broad.
low, domal mountain mass. with a
maximum heigh of about 5000 feet
above sea level, which Is known as
the Hartville uplift and which is SINH
lar IN many respects TO the Black Hills
OF South Dakota Throughout this
entire area copper is so widely diBtrb-
uted that. although no large deposit has
yet been discovered, valuable beds OF
ore may AT any time he found.
During the field season OF 1905. sgd
ney II. Ball OF the unitde States geo.
logical survey while investigating tho
iron ores OF this region. visited the
copper mines and prospects, An account
OF this work Is published by the Sur
vey IN It's annual volume on economic
geology bulletin No. 3l5). copies OF
which may be obtained on application.
Mr.. BAH gives an account OF the his
tory ana production of the region ana
describes the ore deposits, which occur
In the form OF assure veins, lenticular
OF globuar masses OF ore that outcrop
al the surface ana pinch out ut slight
depths, and blanket or bedded deposits.
The hssure veins have not been sum-
oiently developed 10 establish their
character beyond doubt.
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MERGER OF NEVADA MINES.
Sullivan Properties In Manhattan and
Fairyiew Mentioned.
special Correspondence

Special Correspondence.
Goldfeld, New, July st, B. Hickey.
president of the State Bank & Trust
company, now AT the head OF the Sulli-
van Trust company, has been devoting
a great deal OF his time and energy to
the end that all OF the Sullivan proper
ties receive the attention they justly
deserve, and is financially adding his
support to the rebuilding OF the COM
pany along conservative lines.
Mr.. Hickey has been quietly At work
Tor some time past. and 1t is under
stood with very good results. endeavor-
ing TO effect a merger OF the Manhattan
companies, which viii take in nearly all
OF the famous Gold Hill. and include
such properties as the Union No. Q, Big
Four. Manhattan Verde, Manhattan
Whale. and possibly others. These.
with the Stray Dog. Jumping Jack,
Indian Camp and AsYou- Like 1t,
would become az once one OF the
strongest mining enterprises IN the
state, and It Is 10 be hoped that such n
consolidation will be brought about.
Mergers of the sullivan properties with
others in the Godheld and Fairview
districts are also talked of.
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CONCENTRATES.

Harry Joseph has returned from an
inspection OF the property OF the Sill
yer Shield Mining company in Bingham.
]. ID. Wood has returned from a trip
10 Idaho where he has been looking aft
err mining and livestock interests
Manager w. s. zehrlng OF the City
Rocks Mining company Is In Alta to-
day looking after the interests OF that
corporation.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
Company Were, Crude ore and con-
centrate, $4,000; base bullion. s77.0OO
In a week or so J. A. Pearce viii
leave 10 look over the country about
40 miles south OF this city where Il Ia
reported there are oil indications. He
will have the 5000 acres he has located
as placer property surveyed. While
there Mr.. Parce win make further ex-
animation of the land.'-White Pine
Newa
The Ely Mines company now owns
several claims IN that district OF
which the title was unsettled Frank
Paul OF Berkeley, California, agent for
the company has filed deed with
the county recorder which settles the
matter. The amount involved IN the
transaction was s26,25O--White Pine
News,
Beginning June 20 all mail 10 and
from Greenwater will be dispatched
via Zabrlskie and the "Borax" Smith
road, In conformity with an order re-
ceived from Chief Clerk Moore Of
Los Angeles According 10 the calcu-
lations OF the postal authorities, the
mail matter 10 all points nom Green
water viii go faster by this route than
II would travel by way OF Amargosa.
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RICH NEVADA ORE.
Result OF Recent Development on
Mazuma Hills Property.

ore running up high as $40 per pound
has been opened up in ledge on the
Shaffer- Pero lease located on the IA
nous Mazuma hills property, says the
Vernon. New. Review. The lease lies
north OF the Pryor block and Is on the
strike of the ledge that traverses the
Reagan, Gallagher Wedell and other
leasers that are being worked on Manu-
ma hill.
The owners state that the high val
ues only appear In very small streak
which runs through the main vein. II
shows every indication. howeyer, of
widening out as development work
progresses, and 1t Is believed that with
droper depth it Will open into one OF
the bonanzas Of the camp.
The lease is 10 be opened up very ex-
tensiyely and 20 this end a shaft will be
started and no time will be lost IN rush
ing It to the l00-foot point, after which
prosecuting and drifting viii be car
rled out on n large scale.
The shaffer-Pero lease is attracting
the attention OF all OF the prominent
mining men OF the district ana many
have predicted that when the proper
depth is reached II will rank as on of
tho biggest shippers Of high grade In
the Seven Troughs district
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as it was formerly dispatched. BULL
frog Miner.

as It was formerly dispatched. --Bull-
frog Miner
Willard r. Snyder who with a syn
dictate of eastern people recently ac-
CURED a controlling interest In the
Amalganated- Nevada mines In White
Pine county. Nevada, IN expected TO
arrive from the east this afternoon
He is accompanied by John w Craw-
ley. a well-known Boston broker, and
a member OF the syndicate. Messrs
Snyder and Crawley will make an in
spoction OF the Nevada proposition
In few days.
Manager J. r. Hedden, of the To-
nopah and Goldfieid railroad, yester-
day received word from the Oregon
Short Line that the embargo which
has for so long been placed upon in
coming freight to Goldiicld has at last
been raised, and from now on all
merchandise will be sent IN on seed
ule time, If possible. Manager He'd
den has ais notified the Clark road
that the embargo has been raised,
and that they are ready to once more
receive freight and traffic from the
south.--Goldfeld Tribune.
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So COLUMBUS
GIVES UP AGAIN
--------------------------r--~--
Alta Stock Sold Above the Three
Dollar Mark Again During
Forenoon.
SIOUX CON. ALSO HIGHER,
Reaches n Record NarIt---ohlo Copper
Sirongcr--Closlng
Quotations.

South Columbus went up above the
~ mark again today and the stock
was in fairly good demand. May Day
also moved up n few points and closed
in good form. The efforts TO bring
Black Jack out under go cents failed.
However so cents was bid for It,
Sioux Consolidated continued upward
with the last sale being recorded at
81 cents. Seven Troughs also moved
IN few notohes, the stock selling as
high as 81 cents; while Mountain
Lake did business at So.
Among the unlisted stocks Ohio
Copper displayed more strength and
100 shares were brought out at $3.50,
with strong tendency to go higher.
East Tintic Consolidated sold nj II:
Mason Valley at $2.2o and t2.40; Am
erIcan, at 80 cents; Copper Glance at
IL cents. Plutus, a Tintic property
adjoining the Grand Central displayed
some activity and II cents was bid
for it. The property has been idle
for several years, but now that boom
IN Tinto stocks Is on an effort Is
being made to revive IT,
A. NJ. LISTED STOCKS.
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NEW CIVIL SERVICE RULE.

Notice OF amendment 10 rule one OF
the civil service regulations has been
received at the Internal revenue offices
In this city. The presidents amend
ment Is sent out by G. l.. Snyder. sec
rotary OF the Twelfth district, in which
Utah Is included, and II Is as follows:
mo person In the executive civil SER
vice shall use his official authority or
influence for the purpose OF interfer-
ing with an election or affecting the re-
suit thereof. Persons who by the pro-
vision OF these rules are in the compe-
tive classified service, while retaining
the right TO vote as they please and to
express privately their opinions on all
political subjects. shall take no active
part in political management or in po-
litical campaigns"
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a1Roux CONSOLIDATED.
cyl Company VIII Begin Copper Pro-
duction Soon.

Within u month the Giroux Consoi-
dated company at Ely, Nevada. will
begin copper production. II Will then,
according to report, have in operation
a 5o0-ton concentrator and a 2o0-ton
smelter. These units will be rapidly
increased when the shafts are en-
larged to admit the hosting OF a
much larger tonnage. The Nevada
Northern railroad will reach the Gil
roux property In about u month and
this will greatly facilitate operations.
President Joseph S. Giroux. who is
now in New York, says that with this
equipment together with shipments to
other shelters, he can earn s2,000,0oo
net for the coming year ON l4-cent
copper.
The GirouN company has miner
allied tract two and one-fourth miles
long and one and one-fourth miles
wide in one body, and, under gov
eminent patent. 1t was the first prop
erty to be opened in the Robinson, or
Ely, district
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SIX BEST SELLING BOOKS
FOR MONTH OF JUNE

According to reports from the lead
ing book sellers OF the country. tho six
books which have sold hest In. the or
der Of demand during the month are
I. The Brass Bowl. Vance .....tt. 80
2, New Chronicles OF Rebeoea,
wissin ,...,.,..,u,..,.,,..,.si.25
3. rhe Port Of Missing Men.
NIcholson,,,,., "u,|...,,,,,si, so
Little. ~. ELECTROMAGNETIC
s. The Princess Virginia. VIII
Hanson ..n,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,....t.bo
8. The Mayors Wife. Green, ii so
In addition 10 the above we have a
large stock OF other popular looks Of
the day.
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
9 Main Street
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REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Hubbard l.. Allen to Amy A. Allen,
lots 0 and 10. block 3. City Hall
sup ...-...' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
l.. L. Woodruff ct al 10 Washington
Hubbard, part OF lot 3. block 0.
Mary Ann Richards TO Jas. #.
Green lot IL, block IL, 6-acre plat
WI, III Jewo,i 80 iosr :, i:,i.
lots I. etc, block l. Ia Veta Place 60
Il. b. Wicks to Angus Aston. part
lots !. block 20, b-acre plat Co..
Gaorgo VIM. Smith TO Charles Il.
pnckworth. part lot 3, block d2,
Edward ]. Ashton 10 Charles A.
Harker ct AL part of lot 3, block
TO- plat A ....,. ...,................... go
Brigham Smith TO Kate z. Smith,
land IN section Q, township south.
range ! east Observation-Disclosures.
Charles Pepper to r. II, L.annan,
part OF lot l. block Ii plat O..
John NJ, Rieche TO Archibald VII
son. part OF lot 6. block TO- 5-acre
plat A '.u.-.''''t.....,.'....., n
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NEW YORK CURB.

James A. Pollock g. Co., bankers and
brokers. 0 west Second South streeJ,
furnish the following, received over
their private wire, this afternoon:
Newhouse. 1614G16%; Utah Cop,
2sA@2S7s; New. Con, 14I14L; Cumb.
Ely, Sss4s7s; Balk, 9Ia@sla: King
Wis DAILY. lex @i2&; Giroux, 7A@sA;
c.. G. & Sill, ,1la@1ss; New. Smelt,, rs
ga Mitchell 343A; New. Utah, $50
ga Silver Queen, / 1-l6@1h Ely Con,
1@1 1-16; Dom. Cop. 5sG6; Gibraltar.
25Q30; Tintic, 6@6ls; Montgy. Sho.. ~
07As; Tenn. Cop, SsQSs1s.
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Cash Boy, 8 bid Home, bid; Boston
Tonopah, 10 asked; Monarch Pitts. Ext,
10 asked; Montana Midway Ext, 4q5;
Golden Crown, 10 asked.
GoLpFIELp.
Sandstone i5 bid; Red Top 4.15Q
400 Mohawk 1900 bid; Col. Mt. IS
Ls0q1S5; Vernal 5000; Pennsyl-
vanla 1q3; Goldfield Min. CO. 1900
1885, Kendall 3S bid Booth 4S@50;
Blue Bell 31aS2; Adams 12Q1S; Sill
YER Pick 64M65 May Quen 20 asked;
Nevada Boy 9ql0; Black Butte Ext.
Goldfield Columbia 1895; Hibernia,
1qS; ST Ives 9S@1.0o: Conqueror u
bid: Black Rock 445; Lone Star 2Oa
~ G, Wonder 2@3; ORC 20Q21;
4Q5; Mayne 7QS; Atlanta 5s@6O;
Gt. Bend 6I@ss; simmerone. 10 bid;
Empire IL asked Red Top Ext, 24Q
%; Florence 4.s2i9 Q4.65; bheld B. 5.
Cons. 24G25; Goldneld Daisy 1909
1,95, Laguna 100 bid: Commonwealth
rs bid; Comb Fraction 2,S0q2.S5; CT,
Bend Ext. l4Ql5; CIT. Bend Annex,
l3 asked; Midtown, 10 asked; B. B.
Bonanza SAL; Kewanos 7s@s0; Port
land 1904. Crackerjack 1920: +.
Mohawk Liz bid; Red Hills 49@5O:
Mohawk Ext, 10M11; L. Dillon 7@S;
Y. Tiger 2l022; Grandma 1914; s.
F. Ext, 546; Y. Rose 697; Col. Mt
Ext, 8 asked; Goldfield Con. S.35Q
S275s; D'field Triangle 2lG2s.
MANHATTAN.
Mani. Cons, 40 asked; Mann. Mining
Co. 7Qs: G. Wedge, 7qS; S. Humphrey,
5@6; Dexter, 1904: L. Joe. 2Q3: Cres-
cent. 4a6; Combination, AGA Granny,
is bid; Mustang. 22425; Cow Boy, 415;
ong. Mani, lo@l2; Broncho, 7qS; Pine
nut, 7aS; Buffalo, ; asked; s. Dog. l6
bid; Y. Horse, bid; Ind. camn.6 bid;
Standard, 2Is.
BULLFROG.
Original, gas; Bullfrog Mining, 15Q
is; Mont. Rullfrog, bid National
Bank, 2Sq27, l.. Harris, 2GDS; Amethyst,
SO435; Steinway bid; Denver Bull
frog Annex, 10 asked; Bonnie Clare So
Q5S; Mayfower Con. 35@36: Montgom-
cry Shoshone Ext. bid; G. Sceptre,
10 bid Montgy Nj. 1876; b. Dia-
mondfield. T4S Homestake Con, 92f
81; Y. Girl, 6Q7; Nugget, asked;
Tramp Con-, i6 bid; Victor, asked.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairview Silver King, 10 asked; Fair
view Eagle. 60 bid; Nevada Hills. CASE
$50: Pittsburg sill. Peak, l.40Ql.50;
North Star Wonder, 4 bid; Eagles Nest,
20 asked; Ruby Wonder 20 asked;
Alice OF Wonder, +G5.
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UTAH COPPER OFFICIALS,
President MacNeill and Others Due TO
Reach City Today.

A party Of Utah Copper officials is
scheduled 10 arrive in the city this eve
ming 10 make an Inspection OF the
mines and mills Of that corporation IN
this state. The personnel OF the party
VIII include President Charles M. Mac.
Neill Secy and Treas. Spencer PEN
rose, General Counsel r. X. Rabbit,
g. c, Hamlin and Sherwood Aldrich
guests Of General Manager u, G.,
lacking tomorrow when they will take
a trip out 20 Garfield TO witness the
operation OF N eompany's new mill
there
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TROUBLE WITH PUMPS.

President Tony Jacobson OF the CO.
lumhus Consolidated Mining company
went TO Alta this morning 10 make an
Inspection OF tho properties In his
charge there. a report was received
from camp today 10 the effect that
some trouble Is being experienced with
the electric pumps IN the mine, ana
that the management has been required
20 do some tall hustling 10 keep the
water out OF the lower workings.
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p. NJ. REGULAR SALES.

May Day 1900 at 40; LOO at s9is.
Star Con-. 200 at 45i 500 at As; 400 at
40.
Uncle Sam Con. 200 at 81.
Beck Tunnel. 800 at $50; 300 at 2.52,s,
Colorado, 500 at 7.f5.
Black Jack. 100 at 81.
Crown Point, 100 at 80; 1890 at LOO;
5000 at l.02i5.
Iron Blossom, 1900 at 145.
Mountain Lake. 400 at ss: 500 at IS;
100 at So.
South Columbus, 200 at 300.
Seven Troughs 100 at Sc: 100 at IS;
500 al 49,, 100 at 80.
Sioux Con-, 1900 at IS; 500 at 81; 1900
at SO. 600 at Sc.
Victor Con-. 1000 at 1914.
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UNLISTED STOCKS.
nEGuLAR cALL sALEs.

May Day, 100 at IS; 300 at 3s1h: 100
at 80.
Silver Shield. 100 at 1871.
star Con. 200 AT 80; 100 at 40; 200 at
Uncle Sam, 100 at 70; 1900 at so; 100
at 81.
Butler Liberal 500 at 10.
Beck Tunnel. 200 at 252k
Colorado. 700 at $50
Crown Pint, l,50O at 90, 100 at 81
eeller go 100 al IS; 1900 at 90. 45 at 81.
Iron Blossom. 100 al 1.40 roo al Las.
Mt. Lake. 100 at IS.
So Columbus 100 at 300: 100 al 302ik
Siou Con, 1000 at 70; 500 at "a, 2. 500
Mt rs: 500 az 76,
Victor 1000 at IS; 1000 at lSls
Yankee. 200 at %.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Ajax. 1000 at 2s
Mt. Lake, 100 at 81, 200 al SIS.
Sioux Con-, 500 at rs, ZOO az 10: 300
NJ II: 900 At rs; 100 al 49, seller go. 100
nj 10; 700 at so, 100 at 81.
Seven Troughs, 100 at SO; 500 at 49,
Star Con, 100 at IS.
Victor, 1000 at 1Sls.
REHABILITATION.
Shares. Amt.
Regular call ....,,..,2lO45 S199O6 Ga.
open board ',,',,,,,,.,l4i5o 7,423,00
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MR. ApERcRoMnE HERE.

y. ~. Abereromble, managing direc-
tor Of the Majestic Copper company,
and also of the New England Gold &
Copper company has arrived from
Boston on one OF his regular inspection
trips. Superintendent j. a. Ingols of
the majestic company came up from
Milford this morning To confer with
Mr.. AbeTcrombic.
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Asy your grocer for the Vienna wal
nut Bread.
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CANNON & CANNON. Mining Stock
Brokers, IL T.. S. Tenn. Both Phones.
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r. NJ. WEST 6 CO.. stock brokers,
d. f. Walker Blk, Both phones Of
ice and residence
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f. n. Snow 6 Co.. Stock Brokers.
22 Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1878
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Choir, 1901 Jim Butler. l,OTMd1 10;
Cash Boy, 8 bid; Home, 5 bid Boston
Tonopah, 10 asked; Monarch Pitts. Ext,
10 asked; Montana Midway Ext, 4q5;
Golden Crown, 10 asked.