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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-30
MURRAY BUSINESS
MEN TAKE ACTION
Mass Meeting Of Citizens Of
Smelter Town May be
Held Tonight
TO DISCUSS THE SITUATION.
Vigorous EIOrt to Prolong the Useful
Unul spring at Least

The business men of Murray are
making o. vigorous cmort TO prolong
the usefulness OF the Utah CONSOLE
dated smelter few months longer
aud are working Bon conjunction WITH
committee representing the interests
of the employees Of the plant who VIII
and themselves out OF work when the
fires are drawn from the furnaces on
New Years day President r.. n
Howe of the Murray Business g. Pro-
noting association, which is the com
merDIal club of the smeltor city, has
called "a meeting for this afternoon az
which the smcltcr situation will be dis
GUESSED President Howe stated today
he wished Do understood that the busl-
moss mems organization is not attempt
ing TO fight the battles OF either the
smelling companies on the farmers'
that the sole object is TO bring relief 20
the men who have depended ON
the wages received from the
zmcltcrs for livelihood we
business men OF Murray" said he,
can see no harm in allowing the
smelters to operate until spring, or
until the crops are planted again. We
have received al appeal from the work
lugmCn OF the Utah Consolidated
and they certainly are entitled 10 the
sympathy Of the entire communit,..
These men and their families win GER
tainly suffer hardships during the vim
ter unless they have work 20 tide them
over We are in hopes that something
can be done TO keep the smelter going
for awhile"
Manager }. B. Risqua Of the Utah
Consolidated company. realizing the po-
sition in which his men have been
placed. has been busy today I'm the ef-
fort TO secure employment for them
elsewere. but so FAR has received but
little encouragement. However. he Is
doing what ho can for them.
IL was learned from the News Muir
ray correspondent this afternoon that
there would likely be mass meeting
Of citizens of the smolter town tonight
and the hope Is expressed that the com
mittee representing the interests OF the
farmers; as well az all identified with
the smoke cases az plaintiffs. win grant
the laboring men the concession asked
for by conveying their appeal 10 Judge
Marshall
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CONCENTRATES.

Edward Copley has gone 10 Nevada
on mining business and win Dc absent
until after New Years day
The Scranton mine in the Tiuuo
district has Discontinued ore ship
Wents on account OF the low Price OF
metals
The Nevada Cold Butte Mines come
pany, with property at Gold Butte Ne
vada. has resumed development work
after shutdown lasting several
months.
The boarding house o. the silver
King Coalition Mlnos C0muanv was
partially destroyed Dog uro last S1tur-
day The damage was covered bv in-
surance
ore shipments have been suspend
cd from The Ophir district FOR tho
time being Practically au Tooclo
county camps are now at stnndstuI
excepting mercur and Fish Springs
" n ciymer o brother-in-Iav of IL.
n. Gfcen. secretary of the Western
Utah Copper company. has arrived from
mo east and expects % remain hero
permanently he has recently returned
from South America.
Tho ore and bullion settiemonfs re-
ported an ihe close Of last weeks Ina
ineHs amounted to f36S 900. SATURDAY.
proportion being $4,000 worth of .ll
Yer. lead gold and copper ores. ana
100000 worth of bullion.
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PRODUCE.


Chicago. Dee. S0-The wheat market
today was nervous a. the opening the
tendency being weakness. The market
ments which were above the estimat ties.
and because OF good harry esting weather
in Argentina. Later prices rallied on
covering by shorts. aud then weakened
once more on realizig saleg. May wheat
opened 10 20 lower at l.0la 70 LOIS.
sold at los and then declined 20 LON
cables were firm and unsettled weather
throughout the corn belt also strengthen.
ed prices May corn opened * 90 hc
higher al 5rs 20 g. sold az tos ana then
The oats market was firm In sympathy
with corn May oats opened p 20 IS
higher az 5p1 20 ah and Tor a time held
rhe provisions market was firm be-
cause or higher prices for live hogs. MAY
PORK wa iisc higher al TO- iara we
up o. at 30 ribs were 81 h!eher 40 2 -
Close-W heat-May loitnl6i July
Corn May 5g4anj July ssg
Oats May told) 54i may '-h' july loial
PorE2Iannary is.B. MAY l3lg
Iard-January 49, May ~
RIBS January 6.5ia' May ITO.
Rys-Cash 90.
Barlcv-Casi Gnst
Timothy March 40.
The wheat msrkes closed weak with
MHg 1an2k lower az WfifHl .0l.
THE corn Ffrt lucmfWyJ ol-.SHkDLD
tou~Ihe cloie Was weak with May
of-snia with fbsy at 59itNgs
BUT1rpR AND EGGS
Chicago Dec. % Butter steady. cream
cries lQ2. dairiea itHlbc.
Eggs Steady AZ mark. cases Included
-lulBC
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New york Dec 30 Sugar raw firm,
flIr refining H.aO.8 31. centrifugal 96 test
Bliss. molasaca sugar .QlN3 %
Refined steady, crushed b.lO powdered
4 f1. graduated 4 80.
COTE auiet. no. 2 Rio G l-lsc; No. 4
santos 81
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool Dec g.-neocmhcr nominal.
March Geo. lisd; May 20 l0Ad-
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PRICES HIGHER
AND FIRMLY HELD
Call Money Rates Went Up but
There Was No Come Down
In Prices.
TENDENCY WAS ALL UPWARD.
Gains We're Not Large but Well Main
taincd-Some Pow Reactions
hut list Very Stin.

New York. Dec 0-Opening dealings
Doe stocks today were light hut prices
were higher than Saturday throughout
Union Pacific and Brooklyn Transit
rose ~. Northern Pacific. Southern
Pacific and American Smelling D. and
Great Northern pfd Pennsylvania and
American Sugar large fractions.
The market underwent little chunge
from the opening level Of prices and
after the list had suncned here and
there. slight reaction followed Penn
sylvania and Great Northern preferred
gained 4 and canada Pacific pa.
Cleveland. a.. g.. & St Louis pfd. fell
T. and Consolidated Gas L.
The development OF the higher cali
loan rates caused a curtailment OF
operatious but prices held firmly and
advanced lu some cases. Canadian
Pacific rose ga, Reading 9, Union Pa
cine "a. Northern Pacific lss. American
sugar ia, and Amalgamated copper J.
Bonds were firm
The direction Of prices continued up
ward. but the individual gains were
mcnt being confined 90 a few stocks.
Manhattan jumped T. ST. Paul ia,
American smelling 1ss. L.. s steel pfd.
ny. and New York Central. Illinois
Central, Atchison. Missouri Pacific.
Cleveland. G.. g.. a ST. Louis. Ameri-
can Locomotive and Westinghouse
Electric 1.
New York Dec 30-The market
closed strong and dun Trading was al
a minimum Reading rose g. Utah Cop
per 3A. Chicago Terminal preferred 2,
Chicago, 81. Paul. Minneapolis q
Omaha and AtChisan preferred IA, and
Anaconda. North American. Colorado a
Southern second preferred and West
arn Union 1. Prices rose In the final
dealings TO the top level again.
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SHELTERS MAY
WANT LEAD ORE
Shutdown at Park City and
Elsewhere May Create
Early Shortage.
SHIPMENTS AT A LOW Ess
win Mines Down surplus VIII soon
BE Used Up-Ihc lIcinzc
Smcltcr.

with PARK city, Stockton and ophir
closed down tight. Tntic's production
cut more than one-half it is reason
able 10 presume that the smelling
companies will soon begin TO complain
OF an ore shortage. and that they VIII
shortly make overtures TO the produc-
srs 10 open their uines and resume
shipments again. The fact g.. the man
ayers OF the two lead smelters in this
valley already see signs ~ an APP
preaching ore famine unless higher
prices for the metals prevail in the
very near future.
While there has been mo- organized
effort on the part OF producers TO cur
tan on STOP production entirely. there
seems TO be good deal OF unanlmi,y
OF opinion that 20 is 90 their interest 90
cut N the lead-silvcr ore supply t0i "a
few weeks or months
one prominent shelter official said
TODAY. ~ have never seen such
falling on Ga shipments as has been
experienced during the past two weeks.
Now that Park city has quit; tnal
stockton and Ophir have withdrawn
from the market. several Tintic mines
have ceased production and others
have cut &C 10 a minimum. 10 begins
to look TO me like the smelters Will
have a hard time To keep the furnaces
going when the surplus now on haud
Is used up. The producers don't want
to ship ON this metal market and no
one can blame them II This thing
keeps up. Of course. 20 is sure 90 re-
suit in higher prices and that seems
20 be- what the producers are resolved
on waiting for
But these new long time contracts
which the smelling companies are try
ing % get signed up are unpOpulsr
and several NJ the Tintic operators We
hemently make the declaration that
they win not tie themselves up now
that they will wait awhile at least.
There was considerable significance
about the statement made by former
Senator Thomas Kearns at the Com
mercial club banquet on saturday
night lie declared that work would
be started on an independent smcltei
for Utah within the next 90 days.
While he did not say so, it goes With
out saying that Mr. Kearus referred
TO the Heinzo project plans for which
were outlined some time ago.
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TODAYs MONEY MARKET

New York. De-. 70 n.
hrm; a 20 per cent. ,,,ii,,4 on CAL
per cent; closing and ognr., rate Is
per cent "N'fed no IN
i"ohs Strong; go davs
months, q 20 s. ''' cent; 81,
i,ose' Primo mercantile po,.
~ ~ PCT cent. Sterling 1917
Meek Wuh actual business in nletust
ne ,,s,,n p",s ~ isi 10 at 1874 IS ro S", y.
'' e"n, "mu a. i.3 ON 90 do, bni, u'
Bnr silver. 52A
Mexican dollars, fOA
Government bonds ca.,.
bonds firm. ialiruad
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LIVESTOCK.

CHICAGO
Chicago. Dec 3O.-Cattle- Rccel pts
about 23.OO; market steady. beeves $50
Q6.l5. cows and heifers 4.2)u4 co. Texans
2.iBd4 90. calves 6.0oa6 15. westerns 43o0
90. stockers and feeders 2.35n4.25.
Hogs-R Receipts about i2 900, market "a
loo higher. lights 4 2Q4 20; mixed iou
40: heavy 4107f4 80. roughs SUI 40;
pigs T. 45a4 SIS. bulk of sales 4.6o0l.5a
Sheep Receipts about 1000, market DO
disc higher. Natives 2.75a4.Si; westerns
3 l5ui.sO. yearlings su1lo 40. lambs 4 t'if
COO westerns i.60Qt 90.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. No. Dec m.-Cattle-Rc-
ceipts 1900, including 30 southerns. Mar
ket strong Native steers 3Nno.@, native
cows and heifers AGAIN, stockers ana
feeders 2.Soa420 bulls 25o0a %. western
steers 8.dlGt50. western cows 2.5ou3 CD.
Hogs-Recoipts 1000. market strong
20 Sc higher. Bulk Of salee g0d4.e q,
heavy 4.0al.l0 packers 4-6oat.o'' pigs
a' sbs eSt Recspts go. steady: muttons
3 seas Is; lambs s. 60a6 90 range wethcrs
5OaS 90. fed ewes 3.ooa4.io.
OMAHA.
south Omaha. Dec. &-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 200: market Zoe higher Native
steers 50d5. go. COWS and hcifors 2.Ws0
400; western steers 30ai.eo' Teas steers
2.Io04 10, range cows ana neiIels ZOO
10: Gamers .b0lf2 90 stockers and feed
ers 3.50dl %; calves 3.ood5.Jo. bulls and
staQs . cons g.
Hogs-Receipts $500. market iOc higher
Heavy 450G460: mixed At1izQi $50; light
4.45d4.50. pigs A.@04 ~ bulk ot sales
shssp~Recelpts $500; market 10 higher
Vearungs 5Un5 10. wethers a25nA.IJ:
ewes 3.75Gl.30. lambs 5.75a6.2
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ACTIVITY AT ELY.
Over Five Hundred Now Employed at
Smelter and ConcentratOr.

Smelter and OOncentrator.
Another demonstration Of the TACT
that things are going steadily aheao
az the smelter and concenuator was
given yesterday. says the White Pine
News, when a force Of 45 men com
mencsd work on the big water
tunnel which viii later convey
the pipe line recently completed
around the mountain. This tunnei
viii be something over thousanu
feet In length. It's use will enable
a shorter and more economical line
by considerable and VIII also prOba-
bly have advantage in enabling
greater fall increase I'm which means
more power development for the
smelter uses TO which 1t is proposed
70 put power generated from the
flow through the pipe line. The lat
ter. as announced on Sunday, will be
turned over by the contractors the
latter part Of this week
Last week there we're $50 men
on the payrOlla at smelter and con
contractor Since then their number
has increased considerably. Compe-
tent. sober men who have applied for
work have been put on. and Il Is un-
derstood that there Is nothing In the
situation TO warrant expectation that
this manner OF strengthening the
forces will not continue. Practically
every man on the payrolls at that
mine Is a skilled mechanic in what
ever line he Is working. Foreigners
have been practically eliminated
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-30
MR. oHARLEs REsIaNs.
llcinzc smrlter Manager Leaves Bing-
ham Con. Tomorrow

A. 10 Charles. who for the past year
and Ca half has performed the duties
Of manager of the smelling department
OF the Bingham Consolidated Mining a.
Smelling company has rendered his res
lgnauon the same 10 take eject tomor-
roN.
Mr Charles came 10 Utah
from Montana about year and
half ago. where he WAS connected
for some years previous with the Mon
tana ore Purchasing company ana
other enterprises operated under the
direction or D. Augustus Heinzo M.
charles is thorough metallurgist and
Fmelter operator lie began az the bot
tom Of the ladder and has worked hia
way up to the top notch of hif profes-
sion. Just what Mr Charles plans
ior tha future are could not be ascer-
talned today The Bingham CouHoll-
dated smclter was closed down "a Few
days ago and the plant ls now ir boa.
session OF watchmen.
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ROnBED AM liunDERED.

Darlington, ohio. Dec 30.-Edward
Hutchinson, tho Baltimore ana OHIO
railroad agent here. was robbed and
murdered nt am early hour today aud
The station burned over hls head
While me railroad officials WIN NOT
i3lk about the case, % a. said maj fn.
inurderers got away with "a large sum
az money
They bound ana gagged Hutchinson
The cold bl0odad murder of me- sfsfI1n
agent is that the burglars wore recoe-
theory advanced to possibly. orplaI,
o. cold blooded murder OF ne stsfion
agent n that the burglars wers rrrig-
uized by him and they decided ~
burn Hutchinson az d. lay bound I'M
order to conceal their Identity.
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BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

Ahmeek. 50@54. 3. & L. 754S0;
Davis DAILY, 37s IA East Butte. 4ss q
4ib: Hancock. 1905; Kew. 4S 2 81
Nev.-Utah. 211-1G02A; Raven, s5n
Sc: $. g. p, 9W9h; Apex. pa a. pa;
Black NTH. AS q "a Cum. Ely, 60 g 6
y Dom. Cop. ia al Is Helvetia, y
dlA Majestic, S0d 90; Nipissing, 90
ga. Shawmut. 40a42; Aroy. 60N65i
Zinc. 2iMG22; Balaklala. 2923s; T.. S.
s.. com. s4Q84iA. do. pfd., 3Sd3Sia. Al
cadian, 4h94ik; Arnold. i5a55; Bing-
ham. 4Ad5 c. 4 A.. t.02Gi.03. Gem
tennisi. 25925h; Cop Range, 5lAu5s;
Elm River s00Sl. Cranky % bid;
Mass 3hQ3la Nevada Con, SihaS'si
Michigan 9G9M. North Butte. f3A Q4i.
ola Dom. 2Sb 02sia. Parrot. 9iAQl0.
Quincy. so bid. shannon. 10ia dl0ik;
Trinity. 10 asked: oil. 1914 ~
1915. Victoria, AZ n 8: Wolverine,
ZIP n ia; la sale 10 n 1914
Boston Con. 10%mA R0yale. lsh0h;
Adventure. past or. Ailouez 21il 02S,
Al. Cont l4izWis; Atlantic. 9Lai0.
d. Coalu. l5E0at: e.. "a H. 5000 go;
con. Mercur. 2C02s Franklin S0is.
Greene-cananea 6H0T. Mayf0wer. 81
M45. MeXiCOu Con, 1iaMis Mohawk.
4lis049. Ola Colony. 45a55. Osceola "a
ass Phoeniv 500 75. Santa Fc.. 20lk
Tamarack 67nGS United Copper 6% n
az Utah Con-. 29h 120. Win0na. ~
az Wyandot 6Oa75; DAILY West ~
asked.
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Columbus Con. 200 az go.
indian Queen. POO al s
stle Bell. 100 az 1.2O
Lower Mammoth, roo al 4OH
May Day 1900 at 30: ]. 800 at 22fk
1900 at 23i2
Nevada Hills. 400 q 2.a5.
Uncle Sam Con, 500 al 80. seller go
1900 at SO. lA0Q at 86lB 1900 AZ
80 10 seller 50
Beck Tunnel 100 at As: 1000 AZ
As. seller so.
Colorado. 700 az 2.l2Ik
Crown Point. 1900 al 151k
Iron Blossom. 500 nc 22lf seller GO.
Sioux Con. 5000 at IS: 1900 al
lAia 5000 az 10. buyer go
seven TrOughA HOO al "a; 500 at
81. seller so, 500 az 34N
Wabash 1900 no "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-30
NEW COMPANY EoRMED.
Jesse knight Launches New Enter
prise for Nasatch County.
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
Dec S0.-Arucles OF incorporation
were fled Saturday OF what is TO be
known as the Cummings Mining COM
pany, with headquarters al Provo. The
capital stock is 800 900. divided into
shares OF the par value OF 10 cents per
share 100000 shares being reserved for
working capital The following min
Ing claims are the base OF the COM
pany's capitalization, which are situ-
ated IA the Eikhorn mining district.
Wasatch county. The Victory, West
Victory, East Victory. No. 2 East Vie
tory. No. 3. and River Side lode The
officers ana directors are. Jesse Knight.
president. Harmon Cummings. vice
president. r. Eugene Alien secretary
and treasurer; J. VIM. knight aud II.
W Cumming. dIrectora
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QUIT CLAIM DEED.

Special Correspondence
Provo, Dec. 30.--C. r. Loose and
Mary j. Loose. his wife have given
a quit-cloim deed 10 the Iron King CON
aolidated Mining company FOR lode
mining claims known as the Arrow
Angle clipper clinton. Castle and
Empire. located in the Tlntic mining
district
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GOV. SPARKS PREPARING
HIS PROCLAMATION.

Washington. Dec 30.-Gov Sparks OF
Nevada. today wired President Rooso-
Welt that he is now preparing a procla-
nation calling the legislature iu Neva-
da into extra session. According 10 the
presidents last communication 10 the
governor troops viii now be ordered
to rsmaln al Goldheld for a period OF
three weeks.
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.

Lower Mammoth Slightly Higher
Closing Quotations nnd Sales.
The week opened with little encour-
agemcnt offered by the local minus
stock market. The trading was done
largely In the Tintic stocks aud with
the possible exception of one or two Of
tho stocks called. lower prices prevail
ed Lower uammqA displayed a slight
tendency q eact " the better. while
Uncle SamW onsolidated. MAY Day and
Colorado acted % the contrary. Seven
Troughs went al 1919 and a.
No trading was reported Bon the un-
listed stocks but Ohio Copper was Of
fered around $3.50. The closing quota
tons and sales were
A. NJ. LISTED STOCKS.
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Ajax. 900 at 49,
Lower Mammoth. 1000 at 36is; 100 al
~ goo AZ s'h 100 at 3sit GOO at 90. OOO
May Day 900 at 25ia. 1000 az 2lis. 100
M 81
Nevada Hins so 80 2S7ls. 600 at q7.
1000 AZ o0h, seller 90. 800 at 3Gis
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OLYMPIC GAMES.
Manager VI. r. Halpin says ATTACK
ON Him Due TO Club Rivalry.

On Him Due TO Club Rivalry.
New York. Dec. W-Mathew p. Hal
pin, manager OF the victorious team an
the Olympic games IN Athens. has replied
90 the attacks made upon him by sew
crM members OF the team ana their pro-
tests against his acting as manager OF
the American team which Is TO take part
iu the games ln London next summer In
"A long communication 90 the papers Hal
pin gives what he declares TO be the rea-
sons FOR the attacks and the protests
Re says that the main reason for the
protest Of the lrlfh-Amerioan club IL the
fact OF the intense rivalry between that
club and the New York Athletic club
OF which Halpin b. "a member. The pro-
tests " the various members OF the team
at Athens. he declares to be based on
personal grounds and takes each one On
turn telling hls side OF the incidents
which they haove related. He closes hls
statement with reference 90 the dlsap-
pearHnCc OF the Cablegram OF COugratula-
ton from President Roosevelt which
disappeared while being passed about the
table al The banquet BOO Athens after the
games and has never been recovered hy
the committee. Those whose criticisms
Halpin answers are Martin j. Sheridan.
Robert Edgren, Ray q. Ewry, Harry
Hulmau, a. sullivan, ". -. Eaton and
X. q. CaNltt
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVEL.
In 1907 Passenger Trafic Increased
Nearly 1 900 600 Over 1000.

New York. Dec D.--Traneatlantic pas
senger traffic during 1897 was Increased by
nearly million passengers over the traf-
hc iu 1905. The total passengers car
ried both east and west has reached the
enormous number OF 2e5I 3S. according
10 figures given out by the North German
Lloyd company.
The movement has been greater than
In 1876 by g726iO and f. 5l ISL greater than
I'M 1894. The passengers from Europe TO
the United states number 90. $40. which
Is 10000 in excess Of the entire east and
west traffic On 1904 The east bound travel
during the present year has reached L.
25T.32S persons The east bound steer
age passengers number $50 045. which Is
24266l more than last wear. whsle 364.-
the United States 15f. SIC more than in
1906. The increases We're In about the
same proportion in an classes
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TONoPAli

Tonopah. 2CsdG1O. Tonopah Extension.
I. 80 asked. MacNamura l6 bid, Mid-
way. 30 bid Tonopah Belmont. ioHU;
Tonopah North star S0l0. ohio Iono-
pah. 2O3: West End Con-, 3-H5o. Res
cue b asked Tcuopah a. California,
bid Golden Anchor. 304. Jim Butler
4OQ4. cash Box asked. Golden
Crown. 4 asked.
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PARK oIrYs ouTPur.

The PARK cry Record places he out
put of the Park city mines during 10
year at 40 78i 200 pounds. on b AL
TONS, AZ follows.
silver king, 7ols6.l5l. DAILY Judge
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60 O59S20, Dalv west. 8S193C0o ontario,
8. 1tS. 800. DAILY. COS 600, New YORK
258. 500. copper Annex 25l.0ol lmteo
states 20O.0lO. concentrates. la'>I"'.
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GoLDF1ELD

Sandstone. 2On22: Col Mt. 1SQ
10. Jumbo Ext. 5la59. NeruM .
bid. PENNSYLVANIA. g asked. kendall,
If bid. Booth 1SU 10, Blue Bun. -
bid. Adams. az. Silver Pick, % bid .
Nevada BOY. 3 bid Black Butte Ext,
4d5: Blue Bell bid. Dixie, 3 bid ,
Golddeld Columbia. S bid. Hibernia, 3
bid. St. Ives. 4fN 45; ConQueror :
bid: Black Rock. 2u3: Lone star .
Il 10; O.. Wonder asked b,
orc. 9 bid. Kendall Ext, 3
hid. Wayne, 2 bid. Atlanta, 20 bid
CT. Bend. 26G27. Simmerone, 3 bid
Empire. 3G5 Red Top ENtcn, lagl4
Florence 3.92iaM3.95; Dheid b. -
Con. rs bid: Goldheld Daisy, sl0s3;
Comb Fraction. 12G7s: CT. Bend Ext,
5q6; Ct Bend Annex 506' 3. B. Bo-
nanza 2 bid. KeWanos, 20 bid; Port
land. 8 bid. Crackerjack, S bid Red
Hrls. 82dsS: Mohawk Exten.. asked !,
L. Dillon. 4 bid: Y. Tiger. bid; Grand
ma bid: S. = ENten., 4 asked Col.
MI Fxten.. asked. Coldheld Con-,
sales at 40; D'held Triangle, 7@s
BULLFROG.
Bullnog Mining, 8 bid: Mont. Bull
frog. lag: National Bank. 10 bidd, J..
Harris asked Amethyst. S bid Gold
Bar. 81 bid Denver Bullfrog Annex
bid. Bonnie Glare. 10 bid, May
flower Cons. lSa19; Montgy. sho.
Ext Q bid: G. Sceptcr 3 bid MontgN.
At. 4mb: b Diamoudheld, 3 bid. Y.
Girl. ] az. Nugget. 8 bid; Tramp cons
20 asked Victor asked Banner 2
bid.
COMSTOCK.
Ophir t17iaa12o; Mexican. 23a25;
Con. Va. 5Sd5g; Savage, sass, Hale
a Norcross. 40045. Belcher 1890. Sier-
ra Nevada. 37dss Exchequer, 20W2i
MANHATTAN
Manhattan Con. 230S5 G. Wedge. 3
bid 5 Humphrey 208. Dexter ) ola;
l., Joe 1d2. Cowboy. 1n2 Original
Manhattan. 3d5; Broncho, bid. j,
Jack. q asked Pinenut 3a4; stray
Dog. 9Q10.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairview si. King. 10 asked Fair
view Eagle, SO bid: Nevada HIS. 90
bid: Pittsburg Sill Peak lS0 bid;
North Star Wonder 9 asked Eagle'i
Nest. 23q25; New. Hills Florence, s
asked Alice OF Wonder, asked.
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