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Write Gerard Hotel, West 44th street, New York, for Map of City and special rates to buyers and Southern visitors
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Q8c Extra offering light weight black
 Petticoats nicely trimmed, all lengths.
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Mrs. Edwin Wiley is a Nashvillian, known to her public as Garnet Noe. Wiley. She is young and lovely woman who Is possessed of wonderful talent. Her
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Mrs Annie Rankin Osborne of Nash vile is first vice president of the Tennes- sea Press and Authors club. She is one
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-23

After many revisions, rewritngs and much discussion. the last manuscript 1t comes from the typist goes through
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-23

Tn speaking of Mrs. Mckinney of Knox vile it is difficult to decide which first to extol, her beauty, her manner, the liter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-26
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

the fire having been bulkhcaded on
and put under control on an levels but
two or three
Prior to the shutdown OF the Ana.
Conda Hill mines the Boston a. Mon
tana company confined IT'S mining 10
The Mountain View. East C0lusa and
"a portion of the Pennsylvania mine.
II Is now the intention of the company
Co gradually Increase the output ~ an
its mines until the capacity OF the
Great Falls smcitcr which Is about
600 tons per day. is reached.
The Mountain View production is bc-
ing Increased from 20 90 about j. 400
tons per day The Pennsylvania from
400 ut LOO and the East Colusa from
200 at 800 while it Is expected To- get
about 900 tons each from the Leonard
ana West Colusa.
The mining ia the Leonard viii be-
done at the cast end, in new slopes on
the 1000 l,3l1 1000 and probably ON
the 800 and 600 foot level There VIII
be no mining for some time yet on the
ZOO 500 and 900 foot levels I'm the
West Colusa mining viii be- done in
the west end on the SOC, i0o 500 and
900 foot levels.
only Boston a Montana ore win De
mined under The new ARRANGEMENT At
the other Amalgamated mines % NUM-
Der of men are retained as watchmen
20 keep up repair work. ana keep the
pumps working. From So TO 40 men
are thus employed at the closed mines.
The North Butte and Buttc Coalition
companies are keeping up developm
work.
The failure Of Whitney & stephen
son, the big brokerage firm OF Pitts
burg. was chiefly responsible for the
suspension of development work by
the Butte 4 Bacorn company north OF
Butte though some other causes con-
tributed To a. The Pittshurg firm was
agent for the company in the collec-
tion Of subscriptions and when &c failed
the collections ceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-26
BINGHAM CON.
SHELTER DOWN
Second Copper Smelter Built in
Salt Lake Valley Quits
Tonight.
IT HAS BEEN IMPROBABLE,
smoke Decision Direct Cause for Pas.
ing OF PLANT az This
Time.

The copper smeltcr of the Bingham
Consolidated Mining g. Smelling COM
pany win go out of commission to-
night By midnight the last fire viii
have been drawn and then the plant
win De down for good. II win have
passed into history aud what is more
lit win Doe lou as % monument Co what
has proved TO De one OF the most un-
profitable mining and smelling enter
prises ever launched Don this state. AL
though the Bingham Consolidated was
the second copper smelter built 40 the
salt Lake valley it has never been q
complete success. commercially speak-
ing. Neither has it done any wonders
metanurgically
But the direct cause of the closing
of the Bingham shelter az this time
is the result of the conflict between
the farmers of the Salt Lake valley
and the company over the smoke
question The company decided many
months ago-sinCc the controlling i'm
tcrest in the enterprise passed TO p. a
D. a. Hoinze. TO get out of the salt
Lake wiley entirely and 90 was with
that object in view which led 20 the
purchase of site for a proposed new
plant on the south shores OF the Great
salt Lake not Tar from the old Garfield
bathing resort
The Bingham shelter has been iu
continuous operation since about the
year 1901. Originally. it was Intended
TO treat the ores from It's Bingham
mines only but later the company
branchod out into the custom ore smelt-
ing business and was really the first
smeiter built in the state which fur
nished market for ores carrying cope
per values. M fact, the building OF The
Bingham Consolidated plant aided ma
tcriany IN fostering the copper mining
industry IN Utah. 1t was followed
shortly By the United States Smelling
company. which did more than any
other one corporation to bring 90 the
small producers OF the west the advan-
tages OF competition in the smelling
world
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SHANNON TO ENLARGE.
lPollock Special Mires.O

Boston. Dec. 26.-The News Bureau
says. The shannon Copper has pre-
pared for the enlargement Of the two
old furnaces In It's smelter, whereby
10 Will have a smelling capacity OF
100000 pounds Of copper per month.
Its new 1000 ton smelter is turning out
copper at the rate of l.26o,00J pounds
per month This is the normal r-oduc-
ton II is planned 10 throw the two
old furnaces into a single furnace aft
er the same methods employed I'm the
Wasnoe smelter. This will Increase
the capacity one-third and when this
work IL completed. the shannon Copper
VIII be able. not only 20 increase the
output OF it's own ores, but to treat
the product OF the Arizona CONNER
clal company and the product Of the
New England and Clifton ana other
local properties which are IN need Of a
custom smelter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-26
coNcENTRATEs.

John porn president of the Cons
H0udated Mercur Gold Mines company.
win return from Nebraska boz about M
days.
Some hne specimens ~ ore from th
latc strike in che INLAY mine in Neln-
da ars exhibited at the office OF simon
Hamburger on Main street
Captain Duncan McVichie of the
Ohio copper and bingham Consolidated
companies pulled out Tor the eaat again
fhls afternoon.
Arthur murphy has returned from a
"Trip io tho Nirgin on region lu aouIb-
era Utah ana The camp of Phoebe .D
southern Nevada.
Tho annual meeting 0f the Alice Gold
and copper Mining company. .uer4tInr
properties ln me IuIf.. N0ntnl U...
trict WIN boz held Foo ihH c.g ou lhe
lith ipst
Meiallurgical Director a. A. Prosser
oi Che United States smelling. ReRuIne
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COMMERCIAL.

New York. Dec. m-openinr buainfa,
~ STOCKS after the houdays waa insir.
ninSanI the decline IN Now York Con-
49,, 49, Wi n aiIcctcd the general tone and
ncienl mixture Of small gains, however
70 give the market an Irregular appear.
aRee, Inc Londen stock market remain
~ Niostu ana this suhtractcd from the
usual source OF business
Liquidation in New York Central ans
american Sugar made the market heavy
Declines ran TO about d hair in Inc ri1 .
active Issues. Southern RAILWAY pre-
ferred fell p Canadian Pacific and Ann
eflcan Sugar ~ and Republic Steel I.
ffices huctuated nari Owlv and general
~ above the low point OF the hrst hour.
New YORK Airhrakc sold down g. United
Stntes Realty 3. American Sugar ga Mac
kay companies ia and Reading frat pre-
fcrred l. Texas e Pacific Land Trust
rose Pa
Bonds were irregular at noon.
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Columbus Con. so al 40. 100 at
1855. seller 60. 100 at ISIS.
Little Bell. 100 at i.22ts
Lower Mammoth, 100 az 46; 1000
at f5ia, 100 az As.
May Day. 1900 at %.
Uncle sam Con. GOO at Al
Beck Tunnel, 900 az 90; 300 az 40.
seller. 90. 500 M 90, seller 30; 100 at
49,; 200 at 40. seller g.
Colorado. 500 at 2.l1ie.
Crown Point 1900 az 16, 1900 at
1btz.i
Iron Blossom. 600 al 24ia. seller go.
Sioux Con. 500 al 1872. 1000 at
1Ca seller 80. HOO al i6. l400 at
1914. 1000 at 1874 seller 30.
seven Troughs, 1000 al 31a: 500 at
%. seller so; 200 at 32ta, buyer 60,
5000 al 32iAi 1000 az 80.
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ANOTHER MEETING.
Farmers Committee to Act ON Utah
Con. Smcltcr Matter To-day.

The executive committee representing
The Interests OF the Salt Lake valley
farmers in Tho trial Of the smelter
smoke cases WIN hold another meeting
at & o'clock this afternoon an which
uWe further consideration VIII be- given
to the negotiations which have been
pending between the committee ana
the management OF the Utah CONSOLE
dated Mining company relative 90 the
operation of ne Highland Boy Shelter
another year
What thc mining company considered
tc Doe au ultimatum in the matter uame
Ou Tuesday when Chairman MacEey
notified Manager ltisIue that lu vicW of
tha TACT that the United states supreme
count had denied tho petition of the
former Tor r. writ of cortlnraH. the
farmers would withdraw and insist 1u
the enforcement OF judge M1rshanH
decree. N appears that aIl member of
thn committee were NOT considered.
complaint Was made that Chairman
MackCs bad assumed f.. much when me-
nfufo on uerOuHfIuu# Hltn the mining
company and Therefore have Insisted ou
vote uf the committee hoinF taken.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-26
PRODUCE.


Chicago. Dec 25.-There was only a
moderate trade in wheat today and the
market was strong There was a good
demand for May owing 90 small receipts
in the northwest. but the offerings IA
light May wheat opened a shade low
err 20 lh0@so higher at l.O0A TO 1.O6ii and
sold 40 TO i.067s.
Very little trade was done In corn. the
market being IN sympathy with wheat
Predictions Of unsettled weather IN the
corn belt had a strengthening effect
May corn opened q shade TO isWhc high
cr at IS 10 5Sh and sold at 539s
The trade In oats WAS quiet and the
market was firm. MAY oats opened Il
lower. al $50 and sold az 537s
The provisions market was quiet and
easy because OF a 10 cent decline In the
price Of live hogs Nav pork onened
10 cents lower at 1885 Lard 2sc lowe,
at rs: Ribs were down 2iacd5c az the
opening AT 6.s7laa7 90.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago Dec. @.-Butter weak. cream
cries 2002S. diaries 1SN24.
Eggs steady. az mark. cases Included,
fresh stock 2id25 others as low as lsc.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. Dec. 28-Sugar raw nominal:
fair refining 8G03 25. centrifugal 90 test
SIS; molasses sugar 30mS 05.
Refined quiet. crushed $50. powdered
g. 90: graduated $50;
Coffee-HOlday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-26
oN INNING ExcHANaE.
Nearly $4,000 Worth of Stocks Sold
During Forenoon Calls.

Nearly $4,000 worth OF business was
transacted on the floor Of the Salt Lake
stock and Mining exchange today.
Considering that this was the first day
after Christmas and, as a usual thing
there is q. iun in trading in stocks.
the record was perhaps as could be
expected. Colorado opened in fairly
gassn demand. Il started of with the
sale OF 100 shares at sails, rose 20 s2.2J
and then sagged TO S2.17la. Sioux Con-
solidated weakened 10 161s cents while
Seven lroughs went at 81 and 81 cents
There was some trading done In South
Columbus which remained steady at
"a and 55 cents: but Columbus Con-
solidated came down to sl97h
Considering the unsettled state Of the
metal market and the fact that there
Us little prospect OF ore shipments ia
The near future. Uncle Sam Couson-
dated continued remarkably strong
Nearly 1000 shares changed hands al
u cents. while May Day was purchase
able al IS cents
The closing quotations and sales
We're.
UNLISTED STOCKS.
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CONDITIONS Ar BUTTE.
More Mcn put 90 Work in the Boston
4 Montana Mine.

late adNces from Butte Indicate that
au the Boston a Montana mines ara
hoiGs rrorrnvd. and aH the mon are
aId ou u tine other AmalFamated
mines lhtY are given cards io the Boss
l.tfer
ilg Leonard ana West CoIusa mines
which bod been closed Tor threo
mouths nr more on account ~ nre iu
ihosc properties afe being roopcned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-26
gTAoNANT METAL MARKET.


Ncn York. Dec. 26.-Almost complete
aftrnHtlou prevailed at tha metal eA-
change TODAY. Trading showed uo m-
u.0FeUDut m the recent llstiessuass
although lead was slightly nmcr at
400. Improvement of Eve points while
fu was up nue-Qunrtrr reUf iu Oh. of.
iorIuge f0r spot and nearby deliveries.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-26
IN MT NEBo DISTRICT.

Special Correspondence.
M. Pleasant. Dec. 2t-Encouraging
news comes from the Eva mine In the
Nebo district which is owned prin-
cipally by Spring city and Mt Pleas
ant parties. Since snow came work
on the road has been discontinued but
development work has been pushed
with more vigor than ever Some ore
has been sacked for shipment and the
management Is much encouraged over
the outlook for the future,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-26
LOCAL MARKETS.

The receipts In today's markets will
keep the holiday markets well sup
piled. They include three ears Of
oranges, one Of lemons two OF ban
anas and a wide variety or vegetable
shipments from the coast by eN-
press such as Strawberries gra pes
persimmons, caulihower. egg plant
lima beans wax beans peas.
"-~- l'tffoo. rsdishes with oysters
from both cast and west. The prices
obtaining today are as follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-26

NAV DAY. 500 al 2S
Nevada Fair 1000 at .05.
Uncle sam. $500 90 Al.
Beck Tunnel 400 at %.
BLACK Jack. 500 az 2, seller 30,
Colorado 100 at 2 -. seller 30; 100
at 2.11ia; 100 at 20.
Crown Point 1000 az I'd y.
New York. 1000 az 03
So Columbus. 200 az o.. 200 at
a. seller go. 100 at 30.
Sioux Con-. $500 nc 1Ti5 1000 at
IL. 500 az 1Tis. seller 60; 100 at Is.
seven Troughs. 700 at 81 p 500 at
81 seller 60; 500 40 80, buyer so.
victor CON. 600 8t .Of 2.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel POO at 5i seller loi
columbus Con 400 at 200. 100 NJ
crown Point 1000 no is
Colorado. 200 at a.1fis
Iron Blossom. 1000 ut a. seller 30.
Nav DAY. 500 al 2S.
sioux Con, $500 at 17i 1900 at
seven rroughs 1000 at 81, seller
80; 500 at 3d.
Uncle Sam Con. 500 at a..
RECAPlCLATION.
shares Amt.
Regular cau ......2f.50o S6,553 90
omen board .....12.10o 5.426 20
Forenoone totals $4,000 s1L979 so
p NJ. LISTED STOCKS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-26
LIVESTOCK.


Chicago Dec. 26-Recelpts about 2i0.0T
market l0u2O cents lower. Beeves 2 40
CIV, COWS and helfers i.20Q4.G5; Texans
3.lO03.@ calves 5.O0U6. 20. westerns 3.aON
40; stockcrs and feeders 2.35N4.2.
dogs-Reccipts about 1900 Market ~
cents lower. Light 4.l5Q4. 80. mixed 4 .l6u
pigs 3.d0n4,36. bulk OF sales 4.S504.50.
Sheep-Receipts obout 1900. Market
strong. Natives 2 O0u4.65; westerns 2.25n
i.6o; yearllngs i50n5 Is. lambs i.Q0u64li
westerns f.O0i6.a5
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-26

u. NJ West & Co. stock brokers
D. F. Walker Blk Both phones Of
ice and residence.
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New Popular
Copyright Fiction
The following are a few Of
Important Fall Books
of Fiction:
Price Postpaid


/ Arizona Nights, by White, auihoi
OF Blazed Tran .......'..'. .'''-. 90
! Ancestors, by Anterior uulhoi OF q
the Conqueror ....... .'''''''...'', ~
Barbary sheep, by Hichens' autn" d
OF Garden or Allan. .,....s. s''''-; l'
Beth NorVeli by Parrish author o. d
Bob Hampton ...s....'. '.--''.'.' ~
| Car OF Destiny, by Williamson Au-
thor or The Lightning C"uli.' ~, ''
cruise ~ the Hhiili,'s
Duncan, author OF ho'''i A1h'
nl AfA"i e'li .'ft'ttt' L.
Daughter Of Anderson Crow ~ q
Mccuicheon ..-....'.. .''''.,, ''''', r
Days on 10y Van Dyke. bulAoI OF A..
Story Of Other Wise Mln.....,.. 'r
Empire Builders by L}hdt' au'''' ia
Of The Crater ..+t.ttts.s.stt'''' ~
Fruit OF The Tree by WHARTON "l' ,g
His own People gds,,. BY T' ii51 IN.
diana. net ~........................,.., p
" pIgino FiPs ' '''' 20
Hale a. IT., The by Won Ha'''n . .a'n'' %
JOSEPH, vanoe. BY neMorsan auth h
I I's3a & s Hsa q fi 5Sg X 5@.. K:
Of The Missourlsa .......,.... p
M OF MAIN h'9 TSay si ri Roadi %
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-26

q Mining company. will not be back
ftom the cast until a few days after
New Years
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-26

Custom Assayers and Chemists. 100
South West Temple 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-26
Wool.


ST. Louis Dec. 26-Wool steady Ter
ritorv aud western mediums 2l023. fine
medium lg02l: fine l5d17
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-26

oho. q CANNON ASSOCIATION.
phones sl0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-26

Faiylew sI King 80 asked. Fair-
view Easle 85 bid. Nevada Hnls 300
n3lu, Pitt-hurg su Peak. 1900 15.
North Star Wonder. gas. Eagles Ncst,
O.. bid
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-26

Original. 3N4 Bulfrog Mining. s
hid. Mont Bulfrog. I bid; National
Bank. 90 bid. l.. Harris. . asked ,
Amethyst. Su10; Gold Bar 81 bid;
Denver Bullfrog Annex. 3 bih. Bon
MO Clare. 10n12, MayhoWcr Cons.
14m15; Montgy Sho Ext. hid; a..
Scc1tcr bid. Montgy Mt. SOS; 70.
Diamondneld, bid. Homestalo Cons.
75 asked Nugget bid. Tramp Cons,
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Y. u SNOW & Co., stocb Brokers
20 Commercial Blk Both 'Phonsslg7s
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Tonopah Nevada 5.250687b: Mont
ana Tonopah. 1.60q1.90. Tonopah Ex-
tension /. 90 asked; MacNamara. Nc bid:
Midway. 53a Tonopah Belmont. 81
asked. ronopah North star. 8010. Ohio
Tonopah. 2U3 West End Cons 30 bid
Rescue. 4G5. Tounpah e California. .
bid. Golden Anchor. bid. Jim Butler
f0NH; Cash Boy asked. Golden
Crown ( asked
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-26

4. a.. Wedre. 8Gt +. Humphrey aG3.
Dexter bid: l.. Joe. l02. Comhina-
zion. lU2. Mustang 10 bid Little Groy.
hii. Cow Boy. lag Ong Mani. 8
asked Broucho. 2 bid Pinonut. 3 bld.
Buffalo lQ3. s.. Dog. . bid. Y. Horse.
asked. Ind. Camp. Z bid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-26

Kansas city. Dec. 6.-Cattle-Receipts
GOO. including 40 southerns Marke
steady to 10 cents higher Native steers
3 S0u3 90; native cows and heifers 30 a
80; stoCkers and feeders 2.S0fi.0 bulls
3 i0u3 60. calves 9.O0u6.O %: western steers
Q G00i 60; western cows 2i0Q3.50.
Hogs-Receipts 1900. Market 5dl0 cents
lower. Bulk of sales 4.g5u4 90; heavy
i.40Q 50; packers 4.400s.5o; pigs and light
1904. g5.
Sheep Receipts 5000 Market steady.
Muttons 8 7504.00. lambs 5.30d6.00; range
wethers 35oN4 80; fed ewes S.00di.lo
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


AANlNAN =
John Anderson to Edpart Uaaley.
l1ud DOB section la, township south
slmue. 81 Allen ana vic h. Neiyi1la,' ~"
gtoe Ir"ater 20 al part lot y
block .f. plat A .................. .-01
Albert J.. Paul and wife to Albert.na
~ FOrTluud roo l0f %. uart u
block q. East Park Addition ....... Do
TUESDAY.
Hubbard Investment COMPANY to
MrIlt ~. bradbury lOt l8 etc.,.
block q c.lFc subdivision ........g d
1ne Equity Investment comtl4r fo
hgafnts Bros Doe o. block m
Robert Tasch 90 Hams b.. Larson. '
part of Don a block 1A ulat ID .... f.l
William N h.rd 90 the RIO Gaudr
Me'iffn hAliWas company land
IN .cciion y. township % south.
John Mellen 10 Mary Loofbourow ]
l0t l3 etc. block n lVoollaun . fpl
william J. Lonlrr aud VIC al rior-
,nce n MHnn'nE part ~ lot
block N nIHt ID ..... .......... IN
l9t ~ block ~ nnehton farming
re0y Faufu.r t1 william a. nv
Inluron. uau nf .ton 9is town
Snip south range H oln " ia
liouel 81 FlmFerr ana wife a. A..
tnur y Flowers. uIrl 0f lof q
block p. ten-Hrrn nllt a .......... 4 an
Sell i4ke Security q Twat CONF
lmnr ~ JONES il newton mart ~
l0i a. block ii1 nlat D. ... IA
r. y McronaufhV end VIC A. IA
a ~ Invest menf r1mnaur naft -
M hloek BOWL nro snhdi
vision. ana others ...... ............'. ,oo
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Sandstone. 20 bid. Col. Mt. I7oD
10. Jumbo Ext. SIS a. 60; VernaL 8 bid /:
Pennsylvania, 9 asked; Kendall, II u
70. Booth. 9 bid, Blue Bun. 17M1S.
Adams. 6W7. Silver Pick. 27m2g: Ne
vada Boy. 2 bid; Black Butte Ext. 3
bid. Blue Bell, s asked Dixie. 40 s;
Gcldheld Columbia. s bid. Hibernia.
3 bid. St. Ives. A bid. Conqueror, &
bid. Black Rock. EOS. Lone star,
500, G.. Wonder asked; ORC.
s n 10; Kendall Ext, 3 ask
ed Sandstone Ext. 3 bid 4.
Wayne. bid; Atlanta. 80 "a 81;
Great Bend 2sQ3O: Simmerone. 3 bid;
Empire. asked: Red TOP Ext, l2l bid;
Florence, S.S5d2s7ih; D'held b. b.
Cons. II bid, Goldheld Daisy 0009l;
Comb. Fraction. 74Q75. CT. Bend Ext,
s bid; CT. Bend Annex. bid; Midtown,
% asked b. y. Bonanza. 2Q3; Kewa-
nos "a bid. Esmeralda, / bid Portland.
1Q9. Crackerjack. 70S: Rcd Hils 3id
80; Mohawk Ext, asked. l.. Dillon.
445; y. Tiger. s bid; Grandma. bid
S. p. Ext, asked; Y. Rose, 4 asked;
Col Nj Ext. asked: Goldheld Con,
460G4s2h; Dheld Triangle. 7GS.
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South Omaha. Neb.. Dec. 26.-Cattle--
itecelpts I,eN Market SLOW 70 ll voi.t9
heifers 2.00Hi. 90: western steers 300fi 61
revas steers 2.104.15. range cows and
heifers 15N3 15: Gamers .5ofi2 .: stock
crs and feeders 2.50;4.25. calves 3.O0Q5.aQi
bulls and stays GoN2.GO
Hogs-Recelpts 42lo Market 10 cents
lowers. Heavy l.25d4 50: mixed 42ld4.25;
light 4l5Q450; pigs 4.0oad %; bulk OF sales
1N430.
sheep Receipts 100. Market slow TO
10 cents lower. Yearlings 20uf 40: weth-
ers 4.Ood415, ewes 3.50uS.i5; lambs $3.50
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NEVADA MINING STOCKS.

ITUTOTN NT|IIUI " III
san Francisco. Dec. 26.-he quota.
tions on Nevada mining stocks as re-
ported by the san Francisco Stock
exchange today are.
COMSTOCK.
Ophir 115G117iz; Mexican, % bid;
Gould & Curry. IA asked. Con Va, Sc
d53;; Savage. 35G36; Hale & Norcross.
40 bid. yellow Jacket. 1.6561.70; con-
hdence, Al bid. Sierra Nevada, 37d3S,
EXchequer, 10 asked: Union. "A bid
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