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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04
MARKET WEAK
AND FEATURELESS
Opening Saw Prices Yield on
Small Dealings With Sharp
Drop in Favorites.
READING SHOWED STRENGTH.
Was Only Stock That Made Full
Recovery, Pulling List up Only
To Fall Back.

New York. May 4-Prices yielded In
the opening dealings In stocks and recess
sions were sharp In the speculative favor
ties, although the volume of transactions
was very small. st. Paul fell 19s, Raltl-
more & Ohio lis, Union Pacific, Southern
Pacific. Northern Pacific, Great Northern
ore Certificates and American Smelling a
point and Reading, Amalgamated and
Anaconda v.
Not much additional progress downward
was made after the opening, and when
Reading began to show strength tho en-
tire list rallied. Reading made a full re-
covery. bat the remaining stocks only re-
acted about half of their losses.
The market closed easy and dull, Read
ing's rise to u fraction over last night
pulled the rest of the list up to near yes-
Ierday's closing level but prices receded
bank return. MissopiYrj Paciflo' Northwestl
ern and Republic Steel fell /.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. May 4.-Cattle-Receipts 800:
market steady, Beeves. 4.2546.i0 cows,
seal. so. huifers, 2.60d6S 80; calves, iO0d
5,25: good TO prime steers. 5.S5d6.4o poor
20 medium I.25a6.i0 stockers and feeders,
2 .BDn5. 10.
Hogs-Recelpts, 14OOo, market cents
lower. Light, 6.30u6.55 mixed, 1896 S.
heavy, 6.l546.50; rough, 6.l5l6 %; pigs, $50
Nd. 40; good to choice heavy. 6.i0n6 80.
Sheep-Recelpts 1000 market steady.
Natives and western, 1. i0iI6. 50: yearlings
G-Mq7.ej lambs, 6.5eds .soi western, 65OG
$40.
OMAHA
Omaha, May 4.-Cattle-R Receipts, 100 (;
market unchanged.
Hogs-Reccipts. 1000; market cents
lower Heavy, 6,15Q6.S $40 1mixed .20a6 30;
light, 6.2046,35; pigs, 5.50I6.25.
.sheep-Recelpts. 100; market steady.
Yearlngs, 6,5ou7.60; wethers. 6,25q5.gO;
ewes, 5,7j16.5 90; lambs, 1,5QdI.5O
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. May 4.--Cattle-Receipts
100: market steady. Native steers, $50
go stockers and feeders, 3.50g5. 35: bulls,
3 .20ai 80; calves, 3.OOQ6 so; western fed
steers, i.25d6.5Oi western fed cows. $3.50
40
Hogs-Recelpts, 5000; market weak to .
cents lower. Heavy, 6'25q6.30; packers
6,2li4a637]s; light, 6.3oG64O; pigs, 5000
sheep-Receipts, none; market nominal
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO,

Chicago, May <.-The wheat market to-
day opened weak and active. Killing
frosts were reported from the southwest
but they were offset by the fact that a
heavy snowfall had AFFORDED a protection
for the crop. The weather was warmer
In the northwest. and rain was predicted
July wheat opened u higher at 81 to s4s
and sold at SlHs.
The corn market was lower and prices
were easy with wheat. The demand was
er at 1875 to 493, and sofa at I9is.
oats were quiet and easy July opened
Is higher at 4Sis and sold down 10 423..
The provisions market was almost life
2ia lower at $3.50; lard was unchanged at
S.99H and ribs were unchanged.
Wheat-rhe close was steady with July
isaA lower at s37sdS4.
corn-T'he close was a-,dy with July
cash: Wheat-No. > red. saA ass1s; No
hard. $3.50; No. northern, s6Gss; No. J
do. ilsdS6ia; No 3 spring, 79aS6
Gorn-No 2, -, No, g. 4Saas
Close: Wheat May, SIS; July ss%asi
oats-May. i49. July, 42%
Pork-May, 15.67i2; July. 1875,
Lard--May, S.72is: July, S.S1ls,
Ribs-May, S62ls July, s,l5qs.77'a
Rye-Cash, TO-
Barley-cash, 6dd7lk.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York, May 4.-Sugar. raw, firm.
Fair refining, 3.26; centrifugal, &c test.
$40; molnsses sugar. ,O2.
Retned-Steady. Crushed, $50; powder
ed, $50: granulated, $50.
Coffee Steady, No. Z Rio 6is; No. 1
Santos, ~.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool. May i.-Close: Wheat
May. 6s nd; July. 6s Cd Sept, 6s 7ssd,
The weather In England today was
not received.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago, May f. Butter, steady. Cream
cry lsN2j; dairy. 1sI23.
Eggs, steady, at mark cases included
1872.
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edi0: Kewanos, 112.kG1.15; Esmer-
aida, 20 bid. Portland, 81 asked; Crack
erjack. 2lm23; r. Mohawk, /. 40 asked,
Red NILS 5ld55; Mohawk Ext. $50
COZ l.. Dillon. 10 bid Y. Tiger, 20M2l;
Grandma, isT2o; S. r. Ext, 7d9i Y.
Rose. l0a1i: Col Mt. Ext, 5dT; Cold
field Con. T%a1& Dield Triangle, 80
dSii Gold Bar So asked.
ToNoPAH.
Tonopah Nevada. 1900 asked Mont.
Tonopah. 3.37lam3.40; Tonopah Exten~
sion, 3.iOM315; MacNamara, 4Sm45;
Midway, l45a1.50 Tonopah Belmont,
$50 asked Tonopah North star. 35HS7;
Ohio Tonopah q0l6; West End Cons,
LOO bid; Rescue. 1920 Tonopah & Cel-
ifprnia. IL asked; Golden Anchor 2Sn30.
Jim Butler. 1O2lad1.05; Cash Boy. 911O;
Home, 10 asked. Boston Tonopah, 13@
Is; Monarch Pitts. Extn,, 14Gl5 Mon
tana Midway Extn., SdiO; Golden
Crown, l2dll; n. Y. Ton. Cons, 10
asked,
COMsToCK.
ophIr 2.so bid; Mexican, 65a6s; Gould
& Curry. 20Q22: Con. Va, Si4S6 Saw
age, 75GpT6, Hale & Norcross, 6ld65;
yellow Jacket, 80 bid Belcher, SSd4O;
Confidence 30 bid; Sierra Nevada, SS
bid; Union, 1890.
BULLFROG,
Original, 1oG12; Bullfrog Mining, ia
alS; Mont. Bullfrog 4d5; National
Bank. 2Sa30: L. Harris, 3G4; Anne
thyst, IS asked; Gold Bar, elq9i:
Steinway, y bid Denver Bullfrog An
mex. mas: Bonine Glare, 4id46; May
Hover Con, 44G45; Montgy. Sho Ext,
7@s; G. Sceptre. 1917; Montgy. Mt.
IL asked; u. Diamondfeld, 7@S Y.
Girl. 7as; Nugget, 6aS; Tramp Con-,
~ bid; Victor lO41i.
MANHATTAN.
MANN. CON. 6Od65S Mani. Min. Co.,
Sd9; G. Wedge, Sd9; $. Humphrey, 8
az; Dexter, lG6l7 l.. Joe, 2G3l; Cres-
cent, S asked; Combination, bid;
Granny, 2tG22; Mustang, 1920; Lit
tie Grey, 20 bid: Orig. MANN. s bid;
tie Grey, 20 bid; Orig. Mani, is bid;
Broncho, 10n1l; Pinenut 1Saii Buffa-
10, Nl6; s. Dog. 10 bid; Y. Horse, so
O. Ind. Camp 10 asked.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairview sill. King, 4S asked; Fair
view Eagle, 5ld5S; Pittsburg Sill Peak,
/ .S0GDl .s5: North Star Wonder 10 bid;
Eagles Nest 2i6p25; Ruby Wonder rs
G30; New. Hills Florence asked; Red
Rock, AZ asked.
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NEW MINING CONCERNS.

The Moscow Mining s. Milling COM
pany OF this city filed its articles of
incorporation with the county clerk to-
day The capital stock of the company
is 100000, divided into shares of the
par value of 81 each Mathew cullen Is
president: Pat Ryan, vice president; II,
n, McGurrin. secretary; l.. H. Farms
worth, treasurer. These. with Fred j.
Leonard and J. L. Rawlins. constitute
the board OF directors The company
OWES the Lncal Burning Moscow and
three other lode claims located In the
Star district, Beaver county.
a copy OF the articles of incorporation
OF the Cyprus Mining company of Eure-
ka, was fled with the secretary Of state
today. It's capital stock is $4,000 divid
ed into shares OF the par value of one
cent each. G. A. Udahl is president; j.
r Boyle, vice president; c. f. Berry.
secretary; G. 4. FRANKIE, treasurer. The
company owns four claims in the San
taquln district, Utah county.
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SALES BRISK ON
MINING EXCHANGE
Tintic Stocks Did Some Sprlnting
And Many OF Them Closed
In Good Form.
PARK CITY NOT ATTRACTIVE,


Trading on the mining exchange dur
ing the past week las been confined
mainly to Tintlc stocks. which have
displayed great deal " activity ana
some OF them have recorded quite stih
advances.
Carisa was rather giraffe. the stock
selling as high at 05c share and as
low as ode; closing today on a bid OF
b5c and on an Offering Of CSC. Grand
Central. which has held steady around
"a 50 a share for several weeks SOFA
above 81 90 on Friday, but the safes
on that day seemed 20 have supplied
the demand for the time being as the
best price bid for it today WAS 81. 90
Lower Mammoth closed strong and re
corded a gain Of 25c a share during the
week May Day ago did some sprint
ing. Star Consolidated held It's o~H
around 36c and 31c, There we're no
transfers Of Swansea, but Uncle sam
sold from around SOC 80 as high as gSc
IT afterwards lost ground, closing to-
day on bid of 14c and an offering AT
75c. Beck Tunnel went as high az
81 90, declining several points towards
the close of the week, Colorado Min
ing advanced and sales We're made as
high as s3.0O which was the closing
bid FOR the week
or the Alta stocks, South Columbus
Consolidated was the most active. 1t
having advanced about 80 cents
share. There was some trading In
Columbus Consolidated around $500
DAILY Judge, Of the Park city list,
has not been In demand and shows
Indications Of seeking n lower level
There was little doing in any of the
Park City stocks
There was some call for Consolidated
Mercur but no sales We're reported.
a great deal of interest was taken
In the unlisted stocks and the most
active OF these numbers we're Emma
Copper. Copper Glance and HonerIne.
Western Nevada was offered around
81 90 a share. For Mason valley 81 90
was bid freely, but none was brought
out at that price, Ohio Kentucky was
wanted but 1t could not be obtained
below 1900 a share,
Ohio Copper has been weak and was
offered as low as $3.50,
The following are the quotations ana
sales for today:
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS,
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SEATS ON EXCHANGE.
Memberships In Organization NOW
Worth One Thousand Dollars.


The adoption of the late stringent
rules by the salt Lake Stock q Mining
Exchange to prevent future cutting or
commissions with anyone outside the
membership, has resulted In slim adj
vance In the price of seats In that or
ganizatlOn. A few months ago II was
no trouble at all to obtain member
ship for $500 or $500. They are now held
at 1000, and 1t is doubtful II one can
be secured at even that figure 1t 10
freely predicted by members of the or
ganization that It will take at least "
200 70 become entitled 10 the privilege
of the floor within the next year.
The penalty upon conviction OF the
first infringement OF the rule stated IL a
fine of 800 ana suspension FOR three
months Conviction for second Of
Tense means fine of 5000 and suspen-
sion OF six months: while a third con-
victlon is punishable by a fine of $500
and expulsion from the floor of the ex-
change. The governing board OF the
exchange recently employed w l..
Goodsell and j. 5. Houtz, as private
detectives. and traps were set for sew
eral members OF the exchange who were
ported to have split" commissions.
No one has been caught as anyone
has heard of; but considerable criticism
is made OF those responsible for the
employment of this method OF pro-
cedure, However It is safe TO say that
split" commissions are a thing of the
mast
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FUTURE OF BOSTON CON.
Figures Showing What May be Er-
pected of Big Bonanza.

George L. Walker, In the Boston
Commercial has the following TO say
about Boston Consolidated
The future outlook for Boston Con
soliduted rs most encouraging The
company promises 20 close this year
with its production up TO an average
of 5000 600 pounds OF line copper
monthly or NJ the rate OF 10000. ono
pounds annually Such an output will
give u net earnings OF SIS per share
annually ON 20-Cont copper market.
rrovlled present expectations are
realized.
II have frequently advised the pur-
chase Of Boston Consolidated. both ut
lower ana higher prices / feel salts
fed that IL win make big and worry
prontabi" mine, II the engineers who
have opWed up, sampled and meas.
ured Us ore deposits and experiment
ally developed the system of milling
ana concentration II Us 10 use. have
not mad1 some inoXcus3blo blunders.
Boston Consolidated stock will boz
worth $500 per share within Il few
years.
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BEN LLOYD BACK.
Returns From Seven Troughs Entiiu-
sias,lc for Its Future.

Benjamin T. Lloyd OF this city has
returned from a trip through the Seven
Truughs district IN Nevada, aud eX-
presses himself as confident that Seven
TrOughs rs surely Ut as mining
camp. Il was there two months ago,
said MIR Lloyd. "upd the difference In
the camp iu that short time was some
thing astonishing. From llttle place
OF about 70 tents when ! left two
months ago, | now found 200 buildings
aud tents and fresh water running In
the streets. | also found eight auto
mobiles In regular service between
Vernon and Loyelock on the Southern
Pacific. n distance OF "A miles. a four
horse stage also makes the run daily,
and numerous freighting outhts ply
between the railroad aud the camp.
Two new towns have sprung up
during the last two months, those OF
Seven Troughs townsite in the center
OF the canyon, and Mazuma at the
mouth Of the canyon. Both towns are
about four miles from Vernon, ana all
these towns are connected with Rose
bud by phone While the Seven
Troughs district is a new one Some of
the leading mining men of the west
have been attracted to II, among them
being Johnny Harmon. the Cripple
Creek millionaire, Hayes Moment e.
Truitt, of Goldhclf, Humphreys OF
Reno. Senator Nixon and other heavy
operators Among Salt Lakers 7 no.
ticed there is Ray Harris. formerly of
the Tribune. who has good prospects
for making big money. The Seven
Troughs-Ver property in which |
am personally interested, Is showing
up fine Two shafts are being sunk. and
one ~ IN 60 feet and the other IS feet,
and we are sacking ore right from the
grass roots. There are something like
1000 people In the district already, and
everything points to Seven Troughs
as the coming mining district of Ne
Vadg "
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PLEASED WITH ROSEBUD.
Veteran of Ci,ll War Now Engaged In
Mining In Nevada.

r. l.. Thomas. who is postmaster and
recorder al Rosebud, one Of the new
Lake. the guest OF W, j. Lawrence.
who Us one az the chief promoters OF
tho Rosebud district MI Thomas rs
enthusiastic over the future OF tho
little Nevada town, and lust as a SOU
venir Of the various mines IN which he
has made his successes, he IL CARRYING
a watch the case Of which Is made
from Gpldheld gold, containing specl-
mems OF ore from silver creek. Ida.
Rosebud. Round Mountain Fairview
and Wonder set IN circle on the
back.
Mr. Thomas said that he believed
Rosebud would become one ~ tho hest
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ST. JOE MINING SUIT.
Ellen Gary ct al VIII Carry Stock Dis
putc TO Higher Court.

Judge Morse today granted plaintiffs
petition for a writ of supersedeas In the
case Of Ellen Gary ct al against the ST.
Joe Mining company and Its directors,
ard the bond for the writ staying the
proceedings In regard to the sale OF
stock pursuant to an assessment was
fixed at $4,000 This action was taken
Tor the purpose of appealing the case
70 the supreme court. Plaintiffs allege
that the assessment levied and attempts
ed to be collected by the company was
Illegal and IN the complaint they allege
several fraudulent actions on the part
OF the officers and directors of the COM
pany and asked that they be
enjoined from selling the stock. on
their first complaint a demurrer was
sustained and they filed second ac-
ton, a hearing was had on the appli-
cation for temporary restraining order
but il was denied and the complaint
was dismissed, The petition for writ
of supersedeas was then filed ana
granted
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NO RUBBER CONSOLIDATION.

New York, May 4.--The Herald says
that negotiations have failed in the at
tempt to consolidate the International
Rubber company and the United States
Rubber company and that the scheme
has been abandoned. The stumbling
block proved to be inability to come to
satisfactory terms
As result the International Rubber
company viii manufacture rubber, and
thus become a competitor Of the United
States Rubber company. It Is at pres
ent a producer OF raw rubber supplies
and sells a portion Of its output to the
United States Rubber company.
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REGULAR CLOSE.

Adventure, 3%ql ArcadIan, 7IsGS;
Atlantic. l4al4is; Bingham Con, 2OM
a2Oss, New, Con. i5hGl5Is North
Butte, 92Aq92Ss, old Dom, 55izG56;
Osceola. li0Ql45: Mohawk ss4S0: Par
rot, "A bid; Tamarack. l24Q126 Trinity,
% a2SA Tn. Copper, 6la52. Utah
Con, 64iaq65, Washn,, III bid; Vic
torla, 9A49% Wolverine, ~ asked
Royale, 2002OA Balaklala. l0GlOIs
Greene Canauea. 1873 al6A; Butte Coal
itiuu, 27h G27l7 Calumet AZ Arizona,
$50 asked. Calumet X Heckla S65dS75;
Centennial, 3l@33; Con. Mercur, 8Sq4O;
Cop. Range, s2isqSSA; CRANKY 1324
1875. Mexico Con. laQl3i. Michigan. Il
Ql5h; DAILY West l6al62l Quincy 1873
bid, Santa Pc, SlsG37s; shannon. 1917 n
iS'a Franklin, lii4qlSh; Winona, Siag
2Sls Boston CON, SOaSOs; 4. $. s.,
COM, 56056,. a. S. s., pfd,, 4bAG4j1a:
Lusolle, l7hQl7tg.
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NEW YORK CURB.

James A. Pollock & CO., bankers ana
brokers, furnish the following. received
over their private wire. this afternoon,
Newhouse l92jHl950. Utah Copper.
99,50G39AIla Ney. cons l535ig0I5 '62Is.
Cumberland Ely. 931iaMg.82ls. Bamck-
lala 9,62lsMl000 King ledW., 06a, a
L62's Nipisslug l3l00l852lsi Davis
palN lGl2AGlG25; Circus, A.G2Mdg.60.
q. q \ sill l25al.62i4; New Mines a
r. a0Oqd-e, Mitchell, ALLOCATE New
lG2l4 Trinity 22BaA0 "a, Ely Cons.
ll2A0ll2la, Dom. Copper 681hH7O1,
llnuc, b2j@6l2hi Montgy, Sho,, sG2h
NNoo; butte a I.r l2'hQ2oo, Tenn
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T0DAYS MONEY MARKET.

New York, May i.--Mouey on call.
nominal. Time loans. dun ana iirmcr:
80 days, 3le per cent. 90 days. 3ai 20 4
per cent; six months. 4 = per cent.
Close; Prime mercantile paper, > !
n q per cent.
sterling exchange, firm with actual
business in bankers bills, M i,SB.5O6D
$4,000 for demand. ana at I.S3.6OG
1870 for 60 day bills: posted rates.
i.Si ana i.S1; commercial bills,
1889,
BAR silver. J5h
Mexican dollars, 500.
Government bonds, steady; raiIrond
bonds, heavy.
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GEO, M. CANNON co.
Rooms 5l2-5i3 Templeton Building.
Phone Bell 81.

are 25 corporations there now taking
out profitable ore" said he, and more
are organizing all the time Rosebud
is willing to compare showings with
any of the Nevada camps. and WIN
not suffer by the comparison, MI
Thomas is veteran of the Ctvh war,
and is pleased with what he sees in
salt Lake.
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SANDSTONE 6td66, Red Top, 40
asked Mohawk 100 asked col MI,
S0s0, Jumbo, 10 asked, Jumbo Ext,
2lOG2,l5: Nerual 20@2i; Pennsylva-
MIA, 9pS; GoldAeld Min CO., l.bO bid:
Bull. i0N4, Adams, 1917. silver Pick,
gSNl,oO, May queen, rs asked: Nevada
Boy 1915 Black Butte Ext. llqls
Blue Ben. 2002li Dixie, 9Gl0 Goldhed
Columbia, 70 asked Hibernia, llqt2;
s. Ives, l.25Ql 21ir Couqueror, l7Gl0,
Black Rock, 6Q7 Lone star 26Q27. q
Wonder. 3W4; orc 3l032; Kendall
Ext, Sgi SandBtorm Ext, bid
Mayne, l?dlS, Atlanta ssd6o: Gt
Bend e6Qes. Empire, 1915 Red TOP
Ext, i0Qil Florence, "a abb Dheld
B y Cons. 32U33 GoldAeld Daisy,
T. Sah CLEO; IAguna, 100 asked Conn
monwealth. so bid Comb. Fraction,
4 0bQil0; CT Bend Ext. 1920; on.
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BANK STATEMENT.

New York May 1.-The statement OF
clearing house banks for the week shows
that the banks hold SGSgitl5 moro than
the legal requirement, a decrease Of s..
5e2 100 as compared With last week Tho
statement follows:
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TI)DiY'S.

Grace Free Ensign ct al to Preston
S. Free. land IN block a. lo-acre
Preston S. Free 10 Edmond Bell 81
AL part Of block a. lO-acrc plat A..
Z and 6, No. Engiewood '''..... I've
Jro " Rich TO Sara r. BoOtho,
part N lot . block ~, plat Do.
Vera Rich to sara r. Boothe. part
Of lot 2, block u. plat D,.,,.....
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BOSTON COPPER.

James A. Pollock & Co., 6 west Second
South street furnish the following. re-
celved over their private wire, this aft
ernoon:
Bing. Cent, 1891 7-l6 Black Min,
London, lA4lb; Cum. Ely 9Ad9la;
Davis DAILY, 1913 al6as; Mitchell, 47sa
ji4 New. Utah, 5%GG, Nlpissing, lsiAQ
1871 Raven. 1%4lA Dom. Cop 6S a
67s East Butte, llbGllh; Giroux. S%
40; Hancock, $685.; Helvetia, S&q4;
Majestic, 3ssGSA; Superior, 1904;
Apex, 7914.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, May 4.-Wool. steady Ter
TltOry and western mediums, 22a26; fine
mediums, 1874; fine, l4dl6.
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E NJ. WEST & CO. stock brokers
d. f. walker nix. Tel, les; res 3bl0-1
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Cannon & Cannon. Mining Stock. Brok-
ers, IS r. SO Tenn. Ind. Tel zisl; Bell 8s!
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r.. a.. Snow a Co.. Stock Brokers'
"a Commercial Blk Both Phones 1871
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GEO. @. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS'. % L. So, Temple. Both
Phones $40.
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE.

~. =. Hanauer. J. v Sadler.
I52 So, West Temple r o box iii6
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SAN rRANoIsco MARKETS
GOLDFIELp.

The following quotations on Nevada
stocks were received from san Fran
cisco today:
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Illrh.CnMan Co.

Custom Assayers and Chemists, is0
South West Temple 81
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SUGAR STOCKS
And Other Commercial Stocks

Go up and down, sometimes az
fected by the money market; some
times by other conditions. Tho time
to buy stocks that are sound IL
when other people are willing to
sell The time to sell such stocks
Is when other people want 10 buy
We are ready to list your orders TO
either huy or sell when stocks
reach any figure you specify. and
take pleasure in keeping our Gus
toners posted at any time on the
condition Of the market. we have
NOW number OF stocks FOR sale
that pay the Investor reasonable
return on his investment q 10
per cent divldend), and that give
good promise OF steadily advane-
ing in market value. Write Or call
on US Tor any commercial stock
bought or sold here. we do not
handle mining stocks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04
NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.

A. s. CAMPBELL.
stool. Broker 2t6 y. r. Walker Block
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04

Fairview sill King, 4s asked; Fair
view Eagle jld5S Pittsburg Sill. Peak.
/ .s0dDl .s5; North Star Wonder, 10 bid;
Eagles Nest, 24025; Ruby Wonder, rs
dSO; New. Hills Florence, asked Red
Rock 40 asked.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04
SALT LAKE SANK cLEkRINGs
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