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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-24
WESTERN MARKET LETTER.

Special Correspondence.
Kansas city stock Yards. oct g.
Last week was another bic one in cat
tie receipts here. $4,000 head. including
1850 calves The market deaUncd
10 Co % cents ON range killing steers
and cows. and medium to- common
stock and feeding cattle. but the best
country grades held steady. Some Col
orado exhibits in the range division at
the American Royal show sold no $40
20 S5.O5. but sales on the general mar
ket ranged from 1896 to Si4o. The sup
plv -aday Is 10000 head including 1000
calves. market about steady. Some
Utah steers weighing $50 tO 92j pounds,
sold tn country buyers today at SAl0
to SA25. Colorado beef steers recently
have sold at 81 to $3.50. snws S215 to
49, So eastern Colorado Killers 342h
stockers $3.50 20 t.25 panhandle cows
S275 20 1926. the latter price for several
trains Of X T. T. cows late last week
stockers $3.50 To- S440. calves 1915 20
Sc New Mexico and Arizona beef steers
$3.50 10 81 cows $3.50 To- $500, Gamers
81 90 Indications favor fairly good re-
ceiuts from the range country as long
as the weather holds good. but run
from Kansas pastures is about over
and quarantine receipts viii BE- Of small
volume from now an. Demand from
the country holds mp good in spite OF
high corn. trade in this class last week
exceeding 1000 car loads. and market
strong today.
sheep supplies are not as heavy as "a
few weeks ago and the market here IS
strong. Notwithstanding weaker feel
ing az Chicago and elsewhere. Supply
today is 200 head. market strong.
lambs fer slaughter at 81 20 S725. weth-
ers and yearllngs 40 S5.25 90 $3.50. There
are plenty OF orders from the coun-
try 20 absorb the proportion Of that
class. lambs going at S6.25 10 $3.50. a
few common light lambs under So. year
lings up to $3.50 good breeding ewes
t5.25 10 S5.15, common and aged ewes
"a % to S4.75 Locally receipts are now
running slightly ahead Of this period 90
a year ago, with tho outlet 20 packers
broader than a year ago. and trade iu
country kinds nearly double that Of
any recent years.
j. NJ Cunningham of Ia sal Utah
arrived al the yards THIS morning with
10 carload of feeders. MI Cunningham
has had "a few shipments this fan be-
fore This. and has several back. lie
also handles sheep. and ranges over
large territory with both cattle and
sheep. Tie has been engaged 100 the
live stock business there over go years
THAT country is stocked up 10 It's FUN
capacity" said Mr.. Cunningham. THE
government reserves have cut down
our range. considerably ana so we
have less ground on which 90 run our
stock But this has been a good wear.
and cattle and sheep are iu fine o0udi-
ton. a good many sheep are st1 loft
iU the mountains and ranges out there
that would have been marketed several
weeks ago had we had cars. Tho de-
m8ud for sheep has boon good. and
prices have been nigh. hut we have been
unable 10 dispose o. them even to par
ties in Colorado and other nearby
points for the reason thar we could
not get cars Sheepmeu have made
money and cattlcmen have bad very
favorable year"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-24
LATE LOCALS.

Bank Clearings-Today' local
bank cloarings amounted to SLICE
1883. as against &6fS,901.fS for the
same day last year.
Karl Hardy out Again-Karl d.
Hardy is able TO be out 90 attend once
more 10 business after being confn-
ed To his bed for two and a hair
months with innammatory rheuma-
tism and rheumatic fever.
Womcn's Press Club-The annual
meeting OF the Utah Womans Press
club viii be postponed TN Tuesday,
oct 20. when il will convene at the
WCman's Exponent office. All mem
bers are requested 10 attend.
Robinson Boy observation-disclosures
Is. Robinson. tho 1S-mOnths' son
of Druggist Harvey Robinson. who
fen out Of q second story window OF
his fathers house Tuesday afternoon,
is recovering from his severe inJur-
les.
Track Laying Next Month--The
laying Of track win begin the middle
OF next month on Judge Young's Em-
igation canyon electric railway
four miles have already been graded
tho work progressing from the east
and west ends
Probably Rain-Thore is Q change
m the weather, indicating that cooler
ful conditions will prevail. A long
low pressure is az hand from the
coast. with probability IF rain. There
was "a eprinkling of rain this morn
iug. but that was an, and the skies
are clearing this afternoon. A phe-
nomenul rainfall OF nearly an inch
occurred al Yuma yesterday. and with
maximum Oh erm0meter Of "a tho
inhabitants felt as though they were
in depths of winter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-24
NEW RAILROAD PROGRESSING.

The grade for the San Francisco.
Idaho and Montana railroad is being
thrown up lu good shape along the
snake river. Farmers through with
their HARVESTING are aiding as the line
Is more than welcome Construction
work az Caldwell is going ahead rapid
~ and as soon as the bridge is conn
pleted across the Snake river, Cald-
well viii give the railroad a bonus of
$4,000 From Caldwell the line will De
pushed ON the Wtunemucca. When the
road is completed the distance between
Boise and san Francisco vii. be 500
miles shorter than any present line.
The minimum being 1900 miles. South
ern Idaho and Nevada are watching
progress Of the distauce-cutting pro-
iect eagerlv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-24
BUYERS HAVE
FORSLKEN PIT.
Long Spell Of Dull Market Days
Is Predicted by the
Brokers.
SALES OF LOWER MAMMOTH.
stock Torccd Down Co Low Figure
May Day Tumblcs--Ilosins
Quotations.

The sales on the floor OF the salt
Lake stock and Mining exchange to-
day aggregated only a little over Sl9'-
900. sellers were plentiful. but the
buying power was limited. As one
brok .n expressed It. I'VE can look -or
a long spell of duu market days. The
shorts have covered and the only buy
ing we can look for will be- from peo-
pie who believe stocks have come down
20 bargain prices and this must neces-
sarily come from people who have been
shrewd enough Co. gen out from uhaer
during the hi-.l prices ihose Nh"
have lost durinr the -lump-at leas', a
great many of them. VIII De out OF inc
market entirely Tor awhile. We are
going to have a i0ug spell of dullness.
al any rate there is every lnlleailoh
OF 10 now.
some forced sales of Lower Nam.
moth sent tha, stock down the topoB-
KAN in % hurry today. The stock opeh-
ed weak and sold down t' " een.5'
Nav Day faII to 10 cents. colorado
dropped fr1m 81 SOD to $40. but rec
covered ta s,N-ts sioux Consolidated
hold fairly -ta1dv under the clrcum-
stances. while South columbus came
down Geo 500 cents aud columbus con-
s1lidated found tgkar ut $50.
Ohio copper came out under pressure
and ... shares were sold Go one broker
NOT anSl0us ioI The stock at S2l5. Two
dollars was the closing bid. The que.
tatious and sal.s posted at the end
OF the call were.
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CONDITIONS AT BUTTE.
October Copper Production VIII Fall
Below 5000. 900 Lbs.

A Butte correspondent states that
there has been no further curtailment
~ copper production by the Butte COM
panles in several weeks, and no further
reduction In tho working forces at the
mines and smclters. except that az the
Clark Reduction works there has been
some Interference with operations on
account OF the trouble with striking
machinists. who have prevented other
employees making repairs on broken
machinery, by which operations have
been somewhlt impeded
The October copper production Of the
Butte district viii fall below 5000 600
pounds. OF that amount the Great Falls
and Washoe SHELTERS produce about
1000 900. These two smelters treat the
ore of all the Amalgamated mines, the
North Butte, Butte Coalition and some
custom ore.
The only other producers Of account
now are the Clark mines. and they add
less than 100000 pounds TO the total
output The Pittsburg g. Montana and
Ia France companies have produced
nothing IN October. and the latter has
not produced since August
Nearly all lcssees on copper ore IN
tho Butte district have been shut or
and those employed by the East Butte
company are about the only ones stin
working. Iessees on the upper levels
OF the East Butte continue TO ship ore
To- Utah Tor treatment. and the COM
pany treasury receives a round sum IN
monthly royalties even at the present
reduced price of copper.
The products OF the two precipitating
plants OF the East Butte company are
taken 60 the Waehoe smclter. which no
longer buys ore. Two car loads OF con-
centrates from the Fast Butte concen-
traitor We're shipped to ogden "a few
days ago. The East Butte recently
stopped all dead work and is curtail-
inE expenses. iu common with an other
companies OF The Butte district Large
bodies OF ore blocked out have put the
East Butte in position 10 ship ore on
"a large scale aa soon as the copper
market iustifes a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-24
CONCENTRATES

Col p. A. wan has gone Co ely,
Nevada. on mining business. Tie left
this afternoon.
The ore and bullion settlements roe
ported late yesterday hy McCoruiCk &
Company were. Crude ore and CDuCcn-
trate, $4,000. base bullion. 100000.
G.. y. burst of the Red Hills NJ. g. T..
company reports that "a crosscut from
the 2J0-fo0t level Of the lease on the
Red Inns has entered an immense ledge
running east and west. 10 was cut on
the hanging wall side and has been
penetrated for distance Of 35 feet
said Mr.. burst without oucounterlng
the foot wall Whcn this wall De- reach
ed % Is the belief Of the management
that the nominal values will Doe replaced
BY something bctter-White Pine
News
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-24
HASTY REALIZING
AND LIQUIDATION
Were Immediate Results OF Bet
ter Feeling in Market and
Advance in Prices.
REACTION SOON FOLLOWED.
Some Disordcrly Brcaks-Moncy Strin-
gcncy Number of
Stocks Lost Several Points.

New York. oct M-prccs OF stocks
shot zap buoyantly on the opening deal
mgs as an expression OF relief over tho
measures taken over night TO fOrtify the
financial position Early advances IN
London heraldcd the recovery here.
Westinghouse Electric rcboundcd 10
points from yesterdays closing aud then
reacted D. American Tobacco preferred
jumped az. Baltimore q Ohio pa. Cen
oral Electric Pa, Union Pacinc, southern
Pacific. Canadian Pacific and AtChisou 81
Great Northern preferred ia, ST. Paul
ana American Smelling lh. Amalgamated
Copper ia. ana general range Of ad-
Nances running up 10 "a point A few
stocks ran on contrary 60 the current
OF the market Southern Pacific preferred
falling rs, and Missouri Pacific and To-
ledo, 81 Louis and Western /. After the
came Quieter and there was some reac-
ton.
The advance did not hold long. hasty
realizing and renewed liquidation In GER
tain stocks speedily wiping out the initial
advances. Federal Miulng preferred drop
ped D. points, International Pump pre-
ferred @. Missouri Pacific ga, Corn Prod
ucts as, Southern Pacific preferred T.
Baltimore a. Ohio preferred 37s, Reading
3Hs and peuusylVHnia, the Hin and Harri
man stocks, American smelling. Sugar
Mackay companies and others ~ 70 over
me whole market reacted docisively
90 below last nights level
The renewal of liquidation caused some
disorderly breaks in prices, but the mar
ket steadicd and became quiet again bee
fore noon The 80 per cent money rate
indicated the continued stringcucy Of the
money market Union Pacific was car
ricd down o points below last night. 9th
or llil and Hartman stocks. ST. Paul
Illinois Central American Smelling and
Sugar between 8 and 4 points. New York
Air Brake broke II points St. Louis
NHrI % tod nH
Pipe preferred and kansas & Texas,
uistillers' Securities and American Cotton
oil Go 2a Rallies ran from / Co lAs
On tho most active of the weak stocks.
The pressure of liquidation was very eve
dent 10 the bond market where sharp
declines were general
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-24
BOSTON COPPER CLOSE

Calumet q Hecla. $40 bid. D1ly
West, 8.500l0 90: North Butte. 81. coo
Com. 5.25n5 .5O. Mexico Con. $3.50 .OOt
Nevada Con-. 6 50NG. Go. United copper.
2. O0mN 90. Boston Con. 40 OOulO 81,
u. S. tcomD, 25.5O026.00. do. tpfdl,
Us 0oN2s. Malcstic. g0nM; Utah
Apex. 2.25m2.31is; Bingham Central
15NSIa; Dominion Copper 2 O012. 12ia;
Nevada Utah, 2.25H2.31ia; Cumhlr-
land Ely. f.12tanf31la.
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GOOD STOCKS TO BUY NOW

Rate yielded by dividends os
Noatmeut at present market III
q g. ~. l. .ttstt..tst.t.U.h Der cent
Home Fire lus. Co.....G4 ben conn
leapret Nat. iauk....1.b Don cent
state Bank Of Unh....5.g Der conf
Preferred stock 100 Utah
Idaho Sugar Cu.... 81 per cent
Tho preferred stock oi Utah.
Idaho sugar co. ls Don shares oft thr
if value OF $40 per share. THE
investor gets dividend Of ita
cents per share every quarter and
at the stock SELLS now for S. Der
snare The NET returns on the lu-
slment are 5 per cent. besldos
iNc advance 900 market price. Gone
scrNulivc parties in The best posi-.
Nun 20 judge say that this stock
Mill advance Co TAD least $40 Der
snare whenever the money marriott
ui the country are normal
SEM us orders FOR either smuu o-
i"ibe amounts Of stock. accumulU.
yea ny check on bank ur by cNpl.w
Vt money orders for amount N1G
WISH 90 invest and certificate 10
stock VIII Doe promptly Forwarded
GEORGE NJ CANNON Co
Real Estate and Commercial stocks ,..
sends. we desire your orders Cor ~
thing 90 our line. 'i'
Rooms 5i2-u3 Tomploton Bulld.1- O..
tako city Phone Hall ~
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WORK AT w1NNEMUcoA.

the Western Pacific is completing u
spur at that point A bridge ls 90 Doe
built across the river about "a milo
above the town ana with the SPUR
finished ENGINES and cars can De push
ed 20 the bridge site. Work of duiug
tine river bed 90 change lts course viii
then be- started. This bridge win be-
"a portion of the vs. P's Main line
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-24
HORN SILVER OFFICERS.
New Board Elects Ambrose /. Harri-
son President.

The local officers OF the Horn silver
Mining company have received infOr-
nation from the eastern Offices Of that
corporation that the new board OF di-
rectors has organized by the selection
Of Ambrose L. Hlrrison. rhesidenst.
Juan NJ. Ceballos. vice president and
treasurer, George r Bishop Of New
York secretary. The new president was
formerly secretary OF the company.
Philo r. Farnsworth OF this city win
continue as he his for a number Of
years past as manager and NJ. e.. Nor
Ii@ as assistant secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-24

HAVE YOU THE CHURCH WORKS,
No Latter-day Saints homo should
be without a set OF the standard
Church publications on he center Ia
Bile or IN the library Send for tia new
free catalogue. Desoret News Book
Store. salt Lake city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-24

Columbus CON. 5UW2.S5.
DIIy Judge. tuUuf.Iu.
MAY Day. 300 T3o
Uncle Sam Con. loo ass; 2.2oo
AGO. 22Ou15g.
Beck Tunnel. 200n53, 3oouG4+
-onu f5.
Hl8ck jock 200 u22
colorado. 3OuN2.SJ: 5000 2.NO. 100
D1.NEls. buyer Go; 1000 ANA 100
u2Ta. IU0N2.N7 1000 $50.
Iron Blossom. 800 S5. J1Un 80;
1uUUu3H
Mountain Lake. 10000. 10G0H:
ftnu H1 a.. 1OOn42.
So columbus. 1OOW16. 1000 %.
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ACKNOWLEDGE DEFEAT.
Striking Bucisl,ln aud NcrinCtOn
Miners See Where They Erred

Word comesc from Ycrugton. New.
To- the effect shat tho members OF the
Ruckskin Miners union, with lurIsdlc-
tion extending over AN the Buckskm
and q portion OF the Yeringtou dis
trict have Acknowledged that "a mistake
was made when strike was ordered
recently FOR higher scale OF wages.
Tho miners have siguihed Go uhe mmc
owners as much and are anxious 10 20
back 10 work az the old scale Of $3.50
a day. The men struck Tor an advance
of 90 cents "a day.
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POST CARD ALBUMS

We have an immense line, well as
sorted ln styles and prices
Just the thing 40 which to preserve
your souvenir post cards
DESEBET NEWS BOOK STORE.
The Leading Book Concern
Main ST
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2 bid. Granny. rs bid; Mustang. 20 ask
Cd Little Grey 10 asked Cow Boy ,
asked Original Manhattan 3 asked 3
Broucho. 4 bid. j. Jack. 8 bid pinonut
ia6. Buffalo. asked Stray Dog. mdi
~ Horse. bid. Indian camp asked
Standard = asked
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ADDED UPON.

We are now ready to supply ADDED
UPON Nephi Auderson's well known
story, TO our enquiring friends A
new. the fourth. edition Is just out.
Paper. 25c. library cloth. Use. Deseret
News Book Store.
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Nine. Maconda, the American Colo
ratura soprano, al the First Methodist
Church, Monday evening. Oct 2gh.
General admission. 800. Reserved
seats. $50. Tickets now on sale at
the Beeslcy Music Store. 4G Main 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-24

Fairvicw sil king. 20 asked Fair
view Eagle, o5W,O. Nevada HIS, 400
asked pittsburg Sill. Peak elae5'
North star Wonder. o asked. Eagle .
Nest 20u g2. Alice Of Wonder. 3 asked.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-24

Nine. Maconda. the American Colo
ratura soprano, at the First Methodist
Church Monday evening oct. 2S h.
General admission. 81 90. Reserved
seats. 81 30. Tickets now on sale az
the Beeslcy Music store as Main st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-24

Toper Mammoth-f0l at I.UU
May Day at 80. 600 at %. $500 at
o.
New. Fairyicv-2C00 az 8.
Uncle slm-8.5l0 at 6l: 1880 40 62' D.
90 at go. 900 at Co., p. 80. 200 az 60. $.
BED, Tumci-lo0 at go. Goo az 90.
plack JHck-200 az %.
Colorado-2HO -at 2.91. 100 az $500. B.
%. 100 at 2.A-. SO. f0. 300 20 -15. 200 "a.
20. 50l at 2.s0. 400 at .S2is B 20. -0l
q 2.O2fe. 900 Ht ..htia.
Iron Blossom-600 al 2s. q 90.
Mt. Lake-a01 al l0la. 400 at 81 300
G 40. 100 az 3sia.
So. COlumhu4 Con. 100 at $50.
sioux Conf. 000 at 2S goo at 2q. 800
. 29ia 300 at 80. 100 at 80. 300 at 3o's
sven Trouchs-500 no 20i1.
Victor Cou.-fo0 90 Gia. 900 at e.
Yankee Con.-2.o00 at 40.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Colorado-lO0 at 2.S1fs.
columbus C0n.-l00 mo o 40
crown Poiut-ico0 at %.
Lower Mnmuuth-soD ut 100. 100 az
2. 1000 at gi 200 at 93. 200 % %.
May Day. $500 at go
Sioux C0u.-lO1 at 30.
TncI slm-i 900 at o.
RECAPCI.ATlpN.
Share value.
Regular can ..-..-......2 900 3liet. ~
lpen beard ............. $500 ASS.
Forenoon totals .....22-o0 Ual-6. 20
j.. A. LISTED STOCKS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-24

A. @. Nelson, state superintendent
OF public instruction. has returned
10 his duties after 10 DAYS spent IN
san Francisco. Mr.. Nelson's health
is much improved
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More Precious Than Gold.

Eyeslght b priceless N your eyes
age weak, protect them with good
glasses. Correctly fitted ana ariontin-
rally ground glaanea may cost more
tnHu thD ordinary surt-they arr
worth more
. ~. kNICKEiiIiOCKicK. % d..
lIarilcal Nuuclan, lf1 Main street
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EXCELSIOR DIARIES

l0t styles 10 select from All prices
frou 23c each up Look over the limo
early 40 as 40 get your choice.
DEsEREp NEWS BOOK STORE.
The Leading Book Concern.
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B.. NJ West e CO.. stock brokers
ID d. walker Blk Both phones OF
Aco aud residence
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CANNON & CANNON. Mining stock
Brokers. rs e S. Tenn. Both Phones.
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Ncbcl1cr y Curric, Stock Brokers
PA ID f. Walker Bldg. Phone 29O4.
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GEO. q. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS'. "a d. So. Temple Both
phones 9l0.
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r. r. Snow & Co, Stock brokers.
% Commercial Blk Both 'phouesl973
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SIX BEST SELLING BOOKS.
FOR MONTH OF SEPTEMBER.

According 10 reports from the lead.
lng book sellers of the country. he six
books which have sold best IN che or
der of demand durinE the NINTH are:
T. The Lady n tho Decoration.
Little .t.........,,.......sl.O0
D The Brass Bowl Vance SO
81 Toe Scarlet Car Dayia.....sf2E
a. Alice-for-short DO Morgan .75
81 Tho Mayors wife Green LII 90
g. Rontrix Of Glare. Scott .....sf 80
In addition 10 the above we have a
large stock Of other popular books OF
the day.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE
Q Main Street.
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A. r Hanauor D " sndier.
400 So West Temple. A. q. boa laA6.
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ToNOPAII

TonCpah Nevada. 7asd7&. Montana
uonopah, ll2h@l.52'&; Tonopah Ex-
tension, 1.100l1zi5. MacNamara. 100
-. Midway faM50; Tonopah Belmont.
lSdSO. Tonopau North star 1910. Ohio
T0nopah. 2a2; West End Con- 3lN33.
Rescue. 4Nj. Tcnopah a. California. go
8. Golden Anchor. 4l5. Jim Butler. 30
d2i. Cash Boy. 3HA Home, asked
Boston TonOpah. asked. Monarch
pittsburg, Ext, ? bid; Montana Md
way Ext, BID.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS
This Mornings Metals.

Local ore buyers are making
ecttlcwents today on the basis OF
81 "a cents per ounce for silver.
1895 cents pound Tor casting
copper. 1875 cents pound Coz ca
thodc copper and SA15 per 100
. pounds FOR lead
NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.
; LEAD. 55@i.75
COPPER. steady i2G12E
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As. CAMPBELL.
stock Broker 2i5 ID. H. Walker Block
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SANDSTONE ilai5: Col Mt. i6qs.
Jumbo END, a2n53. Fenuyly1nia. g
asked. Kendall. bid: Both. l-ds0.
Blue Bun. l5Hls, Adams bid. SILVER
Pick eggs Nevada Boy 3ut Haek
Butte Ext. 3Ni. Blue Bell. Gas. D.zIe.
lNA; GoIi0eli Columbia. 25 asked Hi-
hernia. Z04. st. Ives J0U35. Conuu.ror.
an q. Wonder Q asked. PotlaIch. 40
asked. orc. 10h. Kendall Ext.
? asked. Sandstone Ext. asked.
Wayne. 2M3. Atlanta afn1l.
Gt Bend 2ln26. simmeroue. o asked.
Empire. ln5. RED Ton EXt. H05:
Florence. 221#0230. D'neld 49, E CON-
1914. GoldneId Daisy. 4Na50. Iaguna
Bond Ext. sos. co. Bend Auuex. bid .
Mutowu. DO asked. a. d. Bonanza. o.
bid. Kcwau1E. 20d23 Esmcralda. bids
Portland. Gu1. CuckDrjack. 500. D.
Mocha Nk ~ bid, Red Hills, 2lW23. Mo-
hawk Ext. lNG. l.. Dillon. imh, Grand
ma. 10k 81 p. Ext, 3d5, y Rose @
bid; Col Mt Eat, asked Goldheld
Con-. i5o@A52a. D'hcli Triangle 0NT
BuLLFROG
Original. 3GA. Buurog Mining 3
uGi Mont Bullfror iN2; National
Bank SWoi =. Harris, 1N2i Ame-
thyst. 500, Gold Rar 3Ca87; Stein
way. asked. Denver BulIfror An-
ucy. b asked. Bonnie Glare. 90 asked
Mannowcr cone. lfN16. o.. scepter
inb, Montgy 800, ga 5. b. Diamond
ncld. 5 asked. Homestake Cone s2 a.
20. Y. Girl 4 asked Nugget ask-
I'D Tramp cona- lGu17 Victor. 2
a.
MANHATTAN.
Manhattan Con. 3a asked Manhut-
tan Mining tl. sos, ~ Wedge, l45:
5 Humphrey eos, Dexter. 500. l..
Joe, la2, Crescent BID Combination
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-24
SAN FRANoIsCo MARKET.
COMsrocK

James a. Pollock g. co. furnish tho
following quotations on Nevada mining
stocks from san Francisco today.
COMSTOCK
Ophir. lOOMlO2ia; Mexican. u6-a.
Gould a Curry. l5Gl6: Con. va. DqH.
Savage. 43uH; Hale & Norcr0ss. 51rl5s.
yellow Jacket. l.5O bid. Belcher 26n27.
Confidence, 100 asked. Sierra Nevad9
1904. EXchequer, 81 bid: Union. 25Tac.