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The Springdale news., 1907-11-29

for some time. but the immediate cause ot death was pneumonia. She leaves a large family of child- ren. Prairie Grove Herald.
 N. W. Thomson received the sad news Monday morning of tie death of his neice Miss Nicely at Sulphur Springs, and later in the day that deceased $ mother, Mrs. ]. Neely, who is sister to Mr. Thomson. had received d stroke of paralysis and was in a critical condition. -Bentonville Sun.
 \. A. Armstrong, Edgar Ma soner, F S. Wilkes and others who composed hunting party, to the ChoctaW nation last week have returned and report that t11ey bagged two deers and Ill proof brought some venison which they divided among their neighbors. .=Bentonyille Sun.
 Acting Governor Pindall last week pardened H. T. Mcdaniel, convicted III ashington circuit court at the spring term, 1904, for the murder of his father-in law and sentenced to the peniten- tiary for twenty one years. The killing occurred in Benton County, and the case came to Washington County on change of venue.
 Mrs. (. (. Pace received word q week or >o ago that her sister, Miss Lillie Blackburn. had re- gently married a wealthy miner, l. ]. Amana, of Goldtield. Ne- vada. Miss Blackburn Is neice oi X. [. Black burn of this city and k the young lady told of III this paper fast summer as one of the best paid travelling saleswom- en tile country. Rogers Demo- Grat.
 \ meeting of the school diree- tors of Benton county has been
 
 arranged for at Bentonville or
The Springdale news., 1907-11-29

December : at ole o'clock. The object and purpose of the meet ing Is to organize a school direct ors association, with view to securing more active cooperation between the various school boards throughout the county and state State Superintendent Doyne has promised to be present and will deliver an address. An ln- teresting program has been pre- pared. Rogers Democrat.
 Mrs. Browning, who lives iu the west part of the city, IS re- ported to have had quite serious accident last Sunday. She had placed jug of water on the stove to heat for the purpose ot warming her feet when she would go to bed. When she thought the water was sufficient ly warm she took 1t from tue stove, setting II down on the floor. when the stopper flew out under the pressure of the steam scalding her face quite badly Bentonyille Sun.
 K. L. Nance suffered from quite q severe stroke of paralysls Monday afternoon but k HOW much improved. The speech center of the brain was chiefly affected and he was unable to talk legibly for day or so. The first report on the street was to the effect that the attack was liable to prove fatal and there was much relief when 1t was found to be greatly exaggerated. Mr. Nance has been m poor health all fall and his friends have been quite disturbed over his eondition.-Rogers Demo- ! Crdt.
The Springdale news., 1907-11-29
BENTON

The little son of Dr. and Mrs. A. ]. Rich of Garfield died re- gently.
 An. 0 0. |. lodge will be instituted at Decater on the night of December :.
 The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Q. W. Feemster of Gentry died Friday of last week.
 Mrs. Mary A. Orr, wife of Fe- lix Orr of Rogers, died recently at tile age of thirty-four years.
 Sam Anderson, son of Hon. w. A. Anderson, has accepted q position as clerk in the postotfice at Bentonville.
 Benton, five year old son of Mir. and Mrs. N. l.. Ochletree of Rogers. died d few days ago Of menbranous eroup.
 Dr. \. D. Knott, who has been practicing at Gravett, has gone to Wi1mot. in the northeastern part of the state, where he will locate.
 Opal, four year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Newt Lauders of Rogers. died few days ago of throat and lung trouble, after all illness of two weeks.
 We understand that Decatu k to have a newspaper III the near future, 10 be published by q young man by the name of Barnes, who comes from Fulton county-Geu- try Journal.
 The store Of tile Hiwassee Mer. cantile Co. was burglarlzed one night recently and about o75
The Springdale news., 1907-11-29
Interesting Items culled
 From Our Exchanges
h N6drbv Counties

worth of merchandise taken. Entrance was effected by unlock ing the rear door with . skeleton key.
 Mrs. Amelia Black, wife of C.. C. Black, seventy->eTen years of age, died recently at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Belle Coe, at Rogers. The remains we're ship ped to Des AIoine>. Iowa, for interment
 City Recorder Mcleod k re- ported as seriously i'll, having been stricken last Thursday with what promises to be a we'll de veloped case ot appendicitis. In- quiries this morning find him able to be up and around.-Rog- CTS Republican.
 The county ia. E empty. Last Friday night Bili Davis of Braggs, l. r. the oniy occupant, became lonely and made his es- cape by digging out under the wall. The prisoner was accused of introducing stolen property. Bentonville Sun.
 The many friends throughout Northwest Arkansas of Col. $. N. Peei of Bentonviile. who for many years represented this dl>- trict in Congress. vii 10 doubt be surprised to learn ot his mar- rlage on Monday Of last week tc Mrs. Willie Peel. widow of Col. Feels deceased son.
 Mrs. Margaret Coaea died this morning about nine o'clock II fel home in ths Prairie View neigh borhood Sic was sI Years oi age, and had been ia feeble health
The Springdale news., 1907-11-29
MADISON

Prof. Edwards of Texas is teaching a normal school ot vo- cal music at Huntsville
 kendrick Bros. are preparing to erect q 50-foot stone addition to their store building at St. Paul.
 People living on the st. Paul branch of the Frisco have hopes of getting III exclusive passenger train soon. They took the mat ter to tlle railroad commission. and this body has notified the railroad company to appear be- fore them December ! and show cause. ii any, why an order should not be issued requiring the train to De put OIL
The Springdale news., 1907-11-29
Not Just as good It's the Best.

One box of Hunts cure \ un- failingly, unqualitiedly and abso- lutely guaranteed to eufe aHy form of skin disease. II K par ticularly active in promptly re- iieving aud permanently 5aftas all forms of Itching known
 Eczema. letter. ringworm aid all similar troubles are relieved by one application: cured 6F ole box.
The Springdale news., 1907-11-29
BeCharitable

10 vour horse as we'll as to your- self. You need not suffer from pain, of any sort your horses need not suffer. Try box of Ballard Snow Llniment. It cures all pains. ]. NJ Roberts, Bakersfield. Mo. writes: ''I have used your Liniment for Ger wears and find 1t to be the best 1 have ever used for inan or beast
 N. C.. ownbeY.=
 Ne lose d lot of valuable time worrying about the things that never happen.
 The finest coffee substitute ever made. has recently been pro- duted bv Dr. Shoop of Racine. Wis. You don't have to oil 1t twenty or thirty minutes. Made in q minute says the doctor. Health Coffee Is real ly the closest coffee imitation ever produced Not a grain of real coffee in It. Health Coffee imitation is made from pure toasted cereals or grams. with malt, nuts. etc. Really 1t would fool an expert were he unknowingly to drink II for col fee. Bennett Bros.
The Springdale news., 1907-11-29

aNaiis aFs mighty good thing particularly finger nails but don't believe tie9 We're it- tended solely for scratching, though l used mine Tor that fer several wears l was sorely at- tllsted and H8d 1t te do. 0ae application ot Hunt Cure. how ever. relieved ny itch and less than eae box cured ne entirely '. .
 ]. NJ. N ard.
 Index. Texas.
The Springdale news., 1907-11-29

People who give lot ean at tract public attention. Some men have given tflelr all without eyer being known ta fame.
The Springdale news., 1907-11-29

After all. would life De worth while ii everything happened iust |, We wanted t tez;
The Springdale news., 1907-11-29
It s Dangerous.

To neglect cold the results are too often very serious. Bron- chitis. pleuri>y, pneumonia and consumption are frequently the consequences. Upon the appear ance of I cold. sore throat or chest, use Simmons Cougl, Sv- rup. II >oothes the irritation. loosens the phlegm and promptly cures YOU.
The Springdale news., 1907-11-29

Itis rather rubbing it in to ad- wise l man with cold feet" to kecp cool
The Springdale news., 1907-11-29

Trial catarrh treatments are being mailed out free. on request by Dr. Shoop. Racine, Wis. These tests are proving to people
 without penny's cost the great value of this scientific pre- scription known to druggists everywhere as Dr. Shops Ca tarrh Remedy. Sold by W. G. Ownbey.
The Springdale news., 1907-11-29

Joining church does not make q man Christian. but it helps.
The Springdale news., 1907-11-29


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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-02
CONCENTRATES.

Samuel Newhouse will sail for Europe
from New York on the 9Th inst.
Considerable development work is be-
ing done in the Dolly Warden district
In eastern Nevada.
capt. o. A, Tibbetts. the mining
engineer, has returned from pill
grimagc to Arizona camps.
John q. Guerrin. president Of the
Rosebud Investment company, IS IN
the city on brief business trip,
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick Il
Co We're; Crude ore and concentrate,
$4,000. base bullion. $4,000.
p ]. Donahue has returned from
10 days trip "Trip into Grant county,
oregon. where he went to examine
mining property.
A car load of mining machinery has
arrived at Caliente for the Boston "
Phoebe Mining company and viii be
Installed as soon as delivered to the
mine at Phoebe.
Lewis A. Jems has returned from n
trip to western Nevada and eastern
California camps He says every
thing is booming in Yerington and
that developments at the Nevada
Douglas, Mason valley and other
mines is progressing NJ a very favor
able rate.
The Centennial-E Eureka Mining COM
pany has entered a suit IN the United
States court against the Bullion Beck
and Champion Mining companies to
confirm title 10 the Solid Muldoon. sill
yer Glance and Bangor mineral claims,
and to restrain the defendants from
taking out ore valued at $4,000.
S. Tsubouchi. Japanese mining en-
eineer has arrived from Yokahona
and will spend the next five months In
studying smelling methods at the local
pmeltm9 plants. Mr.. Thubouchi say~
there Is little dangec of war breaking
out between Japan and the United
States and added MY countrymen are
for peace. They don't want war; they
are friends of America
The Ibapah Gold Mining company,
with headquarters at Salt Lake, filed
articles OF Incorporation in the Office
~ the county clerk yesterday. The
capital is 81 900 900 in dollar shares, Of
which 494.6 shares are treasury stock
The company owns number of claims
er Spring Creek mining district. Juah
county. The officers are Eleck F, Hall
president; j. w. Rooklidge, vice presi-
dent; L. G.. Lawton, secretary treas
urer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-02
COLORADO ORE
COMES TO UTAH
United States Smelling Company
Now Receiving 1t from 0uray
And Other Camps,
TREATMENT IN THIS VALLEY
Little Attention Paid la This Territory
Until Recently, But IL Seems
To BE a Good One.

Until very recently the United states
Smelling. Refining * Mining company
has paid little attention to Colorado
camps but during the past few months
its agents have gone into that field to
bug ore, and Judging from late reports,
they have been very successful
Not long ago, Fred a. Earls, VINO is
connected with the ore purchasing de-
partment of the big smelling concern.
II -wGs learned today, made Pilgrim
aud while there captured some very
trip ore Is coming from Silvertun Du-
range, Telluride. Ouray, LoadVille,
Breckinridge and other camps for
treatment at the big Bingham juno
ton plant of the United States COM
pany
About a year ago Managing Direc-
tor Holden had an opportunity To
purchase the plant OF the Sallda
Smelling company, aud 1t was believed
by good many for a time, that the
deal would be contaminated, How
ever, it fell through, and since then
nothing further has been done towards
the acquisition Of any of the existing
plants or the construction Of new
one in the Centennial state.
With its own smelters IN Colorado,
though. it would appear that the Unit
ed States company would occupy q
much more advantageous position 10
enter into competition with the Gug-
genheims or American Smelling inter-
eStS In that territory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-02
MONEY WAS HIGH
AND STOCKS Low
Market Opened at Decline, the
Drift of Prices Being
Downward.
BUYERS NOT VERY PLENTIFUL.
Z. $, steel Heavily Boughi--Somc Im~
proycment In Railroads Soon
Offset by Profit. Taking.

New York, July 2.--Activc stocks showed
declines generally in the opening dealings.
but there were scattered gains among the
less prominent Issues. Canadian Pacific
fell H. Union Pacific, Great Northern
preferred, Great Northern Ore Certificates
and Atchison, American Smelling and
American Car large fractions.
Cleveland c. c. & st. Louis and Hide
and Leather preferred rose ]. and st.
Louis Southwestern and Kansas City
Southern preferred X,
The drift Of prices downward became
more pronounced while the opening de-
clines failed to attract buyers, The west
crn railroad stocks and high priced spe-
cialties were the weakest features, but
there was not a great deal of stock dis
posed Of, High money rates contributed
TO a pressing feeling, opening loans being
made at 10 per cent Great Northern ore
Certificates fell "a, Z. S. Realty 9 Cana
dian Pacific and Union Pacific ~. Atch-
ison, Northern Pacific and Great North
ern preferred ia. Color ado Fuel / !. and 81.
Paul and Amalsamated Copper Ia. A few
obscure stocks resisted the pressure.
Heavy buying of United States Steel
nights close and Initiated partial re.
covery In the general list Republic steel
and National Enameling gainod and
Pressed Steel ear preferred 9. Declines
reached IN Canadian Pacific 2hs, St Fsul
III and Pennsylvania. Missouri Pacific,
EansaH ~ Texas and Chicago y Alton
preferred /.
Bonds We're steady.
Some Improvement in the tone Of the
market resulting from moderate distrib-
ution Of buying orders, and especially IN
the am and Hartman stocks Both
Union Pacific and Northern Pacific re-
gained their losses, but immediately
profit taking lowered hem again Lack
i,wanna gained I and Federal Mining
preferred and Distill"rs Securities rose
/ ana IN respectively.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-02
SOME BEAVER DRAWBACKS.
Operators Find 1t Difficult 10 Get
Enough Miners.

One OF the most serious drawbacks to
mining progress in Beaver county at
the present time is the labor problem.
There isn't a mine in the entire coun~
ty that is not running short handed
unless it be the Newhouse Mines "
Shelters corporation and it Is safe to
say that IL anyone drifted that way
and made application to Supt. Moffatt
for a job, he would get it.
Manager d. p. Rohliing of the Frisco
Contact mine said today that it has
been simply impossible to get help
enough to keep development going as
ra pidly as he would like. Under such
conditions men get Independent. Some
will work a few DAYS then quit and
then go to Frisco, Milford or some 9th
er place to spend what they had earned,
knowing that when they got hard up
for ready cash 1t is not a difficult mat
ter TO go out and get work almost any
place they might apply for it,
Another thing that works against the
operator at this time OF the year down
In Beaver county Is the hot weather.
The average miner doesn't like TO work
In a hot country and men who have no
family ties 10 hold them down usually
strike out for the cooler camps in the
summer time. Alta, Park City and
Bingham are attractive in the summer
mcnths but when the heavy SHOWS and
cold weather come on again these same
men are ready TO return TO the warmer
chimes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-02
GEO, M. CANNON CO..
Real Estate and Commercial
Stocks and Bonds, We desire your
orders for anything in our line.
Rooms 5l2-S1s Templetop Bldg.
Phone Bell 81.

Baltic, 9ls TONS Michigan, 175 tons
Tamarack, 1850 tons; Mass, lao tons; Isle
Royale, i2S tons Calumet & Hecla'
1890 tons; Champion. lois TONS Quin-
cy, / 300 tons; Wolverine, b4S tons; Win
ona. 10000 pounds Osceola, 100000
pounds; Franklin. $4,000 tons.
The Old Dominion company OF Maine
declared Il dividend OF 81 pei share pay
able Aug. ! 10 stock of record july il.
Books close July 20, reopen AUG l.
The directors OF the United Copper
company having set aside the entire
amount necessary for the payment for
the regular dividends on the. preferred
stock during the year 1907, viz $500.
OOo have declared from the profits Of
the company a regular quarterly divid-
end OF i9s per cent on the common
stock, viz s7S7,50o payable Aug s. 1907
to stockholders of record at the close
of business July "a, 1907. The stock
transfer books close for the payment
OF this dividend n. m. July "a. 1907
and reopen 10 a, m. Aug. I, 1907.
New York wires; All grades OF
copper advanced one-fourth of a cent
TODAY,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-02
BOSTON MARKET.

James A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers. furnish the following received
over their private wire, this afternoon:
Bing., IS: l6. 16, 16; sales, l55.
b. c., 2S1s 2S5s 27A IS: sales. 1856.
3. Coal'n., 25A; 26A; 25A; 1855; sales,
l,S75.
b. & L.. closed l7s@14s.
c. NJ, closed 37@40.
Cop. Range, sO% sl9s sO1a; s1A;
sales. 2,770.
Cum, Ely. S; s; s: s; sales. 5.
u. W., 49, 16; 16; I6: sales, 30.
Il. b., 1015 1917; 1oh; lOIs; sales, 2O5.
Greene-Cananea. n; II; 1917; 165s;
GALES, 1870
Nevada Conc closed 1sM@1S%.
Nev. Utah, 5%; ca; 5Aj- 81;
B., ST. S3h; So; S9s4 sales. 1880
Union Copper. esB; ga; s57s; "a;
sales 400.
!. s. 5. com, 40; 40: ass: 40;
sales So,
U. S. s. pfd., 40; 80; 40; As; sales
Utah Con. So; So; SO: 52k sales
$50.
G & A.. 100 10; 1853; 1es; sales
$50.
Davis DAILY lex 1sH; l2&; 1915
sales 1850.
Niplssing. ll%; 119s; Tx; l1h;
sales 1910,
Trinity, 23]s; 2sB; 2ss 20. sales
12.i00.
Balaklala, s1a; 1o%; ga; los;
sales. S.525.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-02
NEW YORK QUOTATIONS
AFTER SHELTER TRUST.



fidrlF Joseph speaker ni the mouse oy
IIfPIIsSthlallVeSo t thc iaSt ieElslature OF
tteh' mas oeth ihtefVeWeu by rep
tesehtatiNc ot the Denver fgst. IL can
De uttered from what ne nad 10 say
tnat ne mas drhned MS nghtins regaila
ana is ready 10 wage wa on inc Amer"
wan SttltlhB itfHi'lhs company
WIiicn IL commonly referred To as the
sulsVet trust
M Jvssph "Il1 Geo Ee W hi'er Went
70 the Ioioi 800 capltal ldsV week on
1aSs'Es PcTtaliihE 70 tne american
MINING congress hoth heing members
ol committee appointed 10 prone INTO
w IHtlnodS ana pIactises on inc sthei-
yer trust 49, pa llculatiN that portion ap-
pertaining 10 the making OF metal quo
,allolla. nc IenVer paper quotes
senator Joseph as follows
I'm = hEhter' said Senator 1o-
sseephs or Van Yesterday morning IN
tne meeting 81 the chauloer or com
lnerce, re was inc speaker OF the
IAN legislature When ne trled 70 nave
w w. an ieloI li'S IN laNoF OF the ore
pto 10y il'iue legal
nuEF tuIoMh Gown ine gauhtiet ~
Vie AlNerlC"n Aiiitltllls q heiinlhs cptl-
pa,lS people ana Chahenge them 70
puoHe ulSvussioh OF tpe matter we
VIM mem tHl !hey promise 10 be
5000: leii me, u Son can, now any
-
SQUARE can pay me salaries that they
40 WnlVh ainouh' 70 9loVo'upo per year
INV ~ auultioh TO that pay on the prof.
r'NhdllhE pian thht senator he La
NWsne mas very properly termed the
lNNatu OF herll ioI dlshohesty, the
enormous sum or S4gouUu' ana further
pHS . uNlueHd OF oV per cent OF the
ACTUAL SaSh valuation OF the business!
A thls iIlctoIl came up as the re-
sun OF 7 discussion at the last session
." cue Ahetlcan mining congress. ana
the COMMITTEE now al WORK was ap-
polpteu 70 investigate the methods OF
M slhelter trust. George W. Ritter or
opl, LuRs WY Is one OF me committee
aI,r ne also pnt the pertinent query;
why docs the ore producer never
get paid for the full amount OF orc
'hat ne shlps'
hotE senator Jesephs and MI Ritter
arc ore producers.
H. Moreover continued the senator
we Want 20 know why the producer
never sets PAID the run market price?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-02
LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, July 2.-Cattle-R Receipts, $500
market steady. Beeves, 4.6nqg7 10; cows,
l. 75fl1.I5; heifeTs, 2.6od5.1O; calves, p.oWa
z. IS good TO prime steers. 5,lOh"lD; poor
to medium, 1895 S. stockers ana reed
ers. 2.eog5.2S
Hogs-Rceiepts, 1900; market strong to
cents higher Light, G.ndI6 30; mixed.
5,90@s, IS heavy. 6.6G6.12; rough, b,6oa
S,sS pigs. S,6cHs. u; good 10 choice heaVy'
6.Oca6 PIN. bulk 6.oou6 10.
Sheep-Receipts, lAOco; market strong
Natives and westerns, 40oSf6lo; year.
lings, 6.00a6.N; lamhs,N S.Sepf So' west
ern. S.50aT.oo
KANSAS CITY.
kansas city. July -Cattle-Rceeipts.
600, including $500 southerns; market
strong Native steers, i-ooat,go southern
steers, S.50aS4. %: southern cows, 3 2ogS %;
ers and feeders, S,5015 10 bulls, S.ooIi,.Si
calves T. 0Ol,6.00: western fed steers. s.sag
G. rs western fed cows, a.ocG4 80,
HoGs-Reeeipts. Hoo0; market strong
cents higher. Bulk. 5,9lIyaS,Oo; heavy,
5.a5as %; packers 6.W,s@e "a; light, 6.ocG
6.07Ie; pigs, o 2oaS.10,
sheep Receipts. 5000; market weak.
Muttons. 5 Goa,G 90: lambs. 6.5oHl No. range
wethcrs, j.p00a675; fed ewes, d.ooUo''o-
OMAHA.
Omaha, July 2.--Cattle--Receipis. 3,@o;
ma rket strong. Native steers, i-2onG. 10;
cows and heifers, s.00Me.oo western
steers, S.50al5. 10; Texas steers, 3.094 40;
800; stockers and feeders. 3.on4 80;
calves, 3. 5ods.25: bulls and stays, 3. &do. b;
Hogs Receipts, 1880; market bqlO cents
lower. Heavy, 575dlS. 50: mixed, o; @mo.s' ,
light 5s5QSOo; pigs, 5.75n6'S; bulk OF
sales. 3. S0M5.sb.
sheep-Receipts $500: market stronger.
Yearllngs. 5.50as.35. wethers, S.Ooae.eS;
ewes .5Ofi5 %; lambs, b.0c0,s.SO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-02
LAYING IN A SUPPLY.
Utah Consolidated Storing Coal for
Next Winters Use.

Ii all mining and smelling COM
psnles adopt the policy being carried
out by Manager Risque of the Utah
Consolidated Mining company they
will aVoh some Of ;he annoyances ex-
perlenecd last winter during the fuel
shortage.
The Utah Consolidated probably
suffered the least of any OF the local
smelling concerns IN those trying
times but Mr. Rlsque does not pro-
pose TO bo caught short OF the neoes-
sury material 10 keep up fires dur
ing the coming winter and few
months ago orders were placed with
several OF the Utah and Wyoming
coal companies for fuel 20 be deliver
ed during the summer months Tho
orders are now being hllod part
OF tho coal being stored al the milne
and part at the smelter at Ring
ham Junction.
II Is understood that the Newhousa
Mines and SHELTERS corporation and
the Consolidated Mercur Gold Mines
company are doing likewise, It viii
be remembered that both OF the last
named corporations were compelled 10
close their mills down for several
weeks during last winters famine,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-02
LIVELY SESSION
OF EXCHANGE
---e----------------------
On the Whole Today Market tor
Mining Stock Was Very
Satisfactory.
OHIO COPPER GOES HIGHER,
Bingham Stock in Stln Demand mt 50
BECK Tunnel Up 10 81 10.
Closing Quotations

There was another lively session OF
the mining exchange again this morn
ing ana while there was an Inclination
on the part Of some OF the issues to
soften slightly. on the whole the market
behaved very satisfactorily. May pay
opened strong and remained so to the
finish Colorado also maintained us
eaujlIbrium and sales were recorded
at 500 and $3.50. South Columbus,
which sold up to SO yesterday, dropped
to s2.7TiA and closed with transfer az
$3.50. Beck Tunnel sold un to $2lO,
while Uncle Sam did business at IS
cents,
Among the unlisteds Ohio Copper was
n feature and was IN strong demand
at S.. A small lot was brought out AZ
The price, closing with an Offering at
So 90 II looks very much as Y th's
stock would $50 very much higher
Mason valley sold AT sos and S21O, Con
per Glance at lAis and Is; East Tinlic
Mt 10 and Grown Point at 76, 70. SO. 81.
ana 81 cents The closing quotations
and sales were:
LISTED STOCKS