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CONCENTRATES,

/ SOiNOi- " IVA les
| The total sales OF yesterdays ses-
sions of the mining exchange aggre-
gated sIe.s2522.
The Uncle Sam Consolidated Mining
| company was in the market yesterday
| with a car of ore which netted about
| $4,000.
General Manager Lafayette Hanchett
| of the Newhouso mines Is making an
| Inspection of the Cactus property in
| Beaver county.
Manager G. II. Dern OF the Consoli-
dated Mercur Gold Mines company
is In the city from camp on brief
business trip.
A. A. Ball. cashier for Gordon, slim
mel a. Company at Round Mountain,
Nevada, has arrived from the west to
spend couple of weeks at home.
s. J. Paul has gone to Daggett, Cali
fOrnia. where no has accepted the posi-
ton OF consulting engineer for COM
pany operating a lead mine near that
point.
a letter received at the offices OF the
Desert Wonder Mining company, OPP
Grating near Modena, conveyed the in
formation that ground has been broken
for double compartment shaft.
The snlelter of the Balaklala Copper
company In Shasta county, Cal, Will
be placed in commission about Sept. l..
ore from the Trinity mine. operated
under the control OF Thomas w. Law
son, will be sent there for treatment.
Charles d. Rookidge departed today
for the property OF the Wheeler Gold
Mining company near Yerington. Me-
vada. where he will inaugurate ore
shipments. Mr.. Rookidge expects to
send out at least two cars monthly.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick
& Company were: Crude ore and con-
centrates, $4,000 base bullion. $4,000.
Captain o. A. Tibbitts has gone to
Portland, Ore. to spend few weeks
with his family.
Articles Of incorporation were filed
yesterday by the Russell Mining COM
pany. with heal offices at Salt Lake
City, to engage in general mining
business. The capital stock is $4,000,
divided into shares of the par value of
10 cents each. The officers are: George
Hackett, president; Joseph christen-
sen secretary, treasurer and director;
William Charles and Sarah A Hackett,
directors.
The Tacoma Mines company OF this
city today filed it's articles of incorpora-
ton with the county clerk. The capital
stock of the company Is 100000. divid-
ed into shares of the par value Of 81
each. A. A. Moule is president; hen
ner X. Smith, vice president; r. b.
Stephens, secretary and treasurer.
These. with II. b. Porter and j. Q.
Cross. constitute the board Of direc
tors, The company owns the Sunset.
Tacoma and six other claims located IN
the Lucir district, Boxeder county
Joe Mower and associates have taken
block on the Mazuma Hills property
and have commenced active develop
ment work. A shaft has been started
on the ledge which outcrops on the
ground and the owners intend losing no
time in thoroughly exploiting the prop
erty. On either side OF the Tower lease
high values have been found and II is
the firm belief of the owners that 1t
will only require a little work before
they encounter the same pay shoot
Vernon (Nevada) News.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. July lL--cattle-- Receipts, g.
go1i market steady to a shade lower
reeves, 4.76q7.39 cows, l.75q5.3O: heif-
crs, 2,bVqo.lV; calves, 5.S0qi 90 good u
prime steers 5.SQ7 30; poor TO medium
4.lSnS. IS: stockers and feeders, 2.s0a5. Is.
Hogs-Receipts. 25VtQ: market steady
4-lght, 5,sOq6.l5: mixed 5.7OSlG 10: heavy
S'SJaOS2.s; rough. 52od5.60 pigs, 5.lOa,
500 godo 10 choice heavy, 6. SsG5 90,
bulk OF sales, 5.l0tt6OQ.
Sheep--Receipts, 1900: market weak IN
shade lower. Native, 3, J5a5. %; western.
5.,uqjSO; yearlings 6.O0df6. 60; lambs, $50
NI,jo; western, 5.5oa5To.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas CITY, Mo. July u.-Cattle-Re.
celpts, 1900; market steady to shade low
en-. Native steers, i.75a6.sJ, native cows
and heifers, 2.5Oq5.0o; stockers and feed
ers, 3.2Sq5,0 bulls, .,19dt4.75; calves.
4.Ooas.'5; western fed steers. ! 25aG. 80
western fed COWS, 2.15lIt.50.
Hog Receipts, l2,vVO: market steady.
Bulk. 5-s5ir6 SO; heavy. a.,Oa6. ~; pack
ers; 5.15p9.S5 pigs and lights. 5.SCdj 30.
Sheep-Receipts 300; market steady.
Muttons, 4.l5Y6.W; lambs, 7.O0q7 % ;
range wethers, ij0uo.90; fed ewes. sO0q
5,25.
OMAHA
Omaha, July Ii-Cattle- Receipts. $500;
market STEADY. Native steers. I.i54tG. " I:
COWS and heifers, 3 25Q5,2S; western steers
5.,opo.6O; IeAas steers, S.Opai 30; cows and
heifers, 2.5oa4.e5; Gamers. 225ag q;
stoekers and feeders. 3.00d6 90: calves
q. 229e p; bulls and stays. S.0Oa5 80.
tlogs--Receipts, 12000; market shade
70 cents higher. Heavy. 5.6od5. 75; mixed,
bulk, 5.6S1670.
sheep-Receipts, $500; market steady.
Yearlings. 5.l0d6.l5; wethers, iSotS. 81;
ewes +'90a6'4o lambs. 6.ooaf.2S.
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Beck Tunnel Goes Higher, While
Colorado Remains Steady at
Yesterdays Prices.
CROWN POINT WEAKENED.
Sioux Con. Sold Up TO ss Cents Trad.
ing Among the Unlisteds--CIos-
ing Quotations and Sales

Trading ON the mining exchange be-
gan today by the transfer of 80 shares
of Columbus Consolidated at s5.25. Fol
lowing II came Daily Judge with 200
shares going for $685.. But the inter-
est. as usual, was centered upon the
Tintic issues Beck Tunnel Consolidat-
ed opened strong and advanced from
$3.50 at the beginning TO s2,671a at the
close. Colorado lost no ground. but re-
mained firm at yesterdays prices.
Crown Point weakened, the price tum-
bling to IS cents. Sioux Consolidated
sold UP 10 6S cents while South Column
bus found takers at 32.S5.
Among the unlisteds, trading was
started by the sale of 1000 shares of
East Crown Point Mt C cents; Ohio Cop
per was offered down to S5.35 at which
price 200 shares We're purchased. Emma
Copper was Bought at t7Ih cents; Mas
on Valley at S2.25; Seven Troughs
Daisy at %; East Tintic Con. at 16 and
American Mt 80.
The closing quotations and sales
We're.
A NJ. LISTED STOCKS.
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T0DAYS MONEY MARKET

New York. July 11.---AIoncy on c,,
strong, y @Tle per cent; ruling rate
y per cent: closing bid, 2k; offered ~
y, Time loans very strong; 90 dars
~ per cent; 90 days So @5ll siy
@6 per cent. y
SteriinE exchange. soft with actual
business I'm bankers bills AZ I.s6 55S
l.S6' 60 for demand. and at 1,s3.30S
1885 for GO day bills; posted rates
i.Si and i.s7}s; commercial bills
1888 a 1895. ''s'
Bar silver, 675s.
Mexican dollars. 52:k.
Government bonds, steady; railroad
bonds, irregular. Wv"
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READY FOR BUSINESS.
East Crown Point Company VIII Be-
gin Development at Once.

The East Crown Point Consolidated
Mining company is getting ready to
inaugurate an active campaign of de-
velopment at the property of that COR
poration. which is situated In the part
of the Tlntic district which is attracting
so much attention at the present time.
Sup. j. w. Reese. accompanied by an
engineer departed for camp last night
for the purpose of deciding on a loca-
ton for the shaft to be sunk and to al
so make the preliminary surveys for
patent
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P. NJ. REGULAR SALES.

May Day 100637h.
Beck Tunnel. 30OQ2.s5; 10O9262 u
1,l00@2.60; 300@257h.
Black Jack l00455.
Colorado eOOa75O; 1Oo97.45; 1000
1855.
crown PIT. 1,2OOas5; soo@ss,
Iron Blossom, 2o0q1.37h.
Sioux Con. 500Q6s 2o047o; 5000
II.
Seven Troughs 1oo@71; aOO@7s; 100
Gp73; 100@74.
Victor Con. 2,221@17h; l,5OO@1s.
wabash. lO0GI40
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

.sIf
day opened weak on Fene wps sels arNsi TO-
weather in ths norm uaIi pr,ca o 49,,
| also ln,var ~, tha ~ ",,S,, fttses were
Senten,hs,. uheat ,le,,., ~ euro,
IS to So sold al yols and ~ tbeS dsclips aS
| 10 a,it wa al'u '"eNi ueeihed
The corn market was easy because of
svmpathy VIII wu1' ,bo t h.e thI crop and IN
tsn,ter corm nne ny, zen s,i. ~ Mnssl sep
az lower AT sjs. tn s5 snId ' 81 'et 20 ~ -
The oats market was wetR ana the
ensd AZ, Was aGsl ,9f September oats op-
snid 49, ans, 7s4'a loWeI ~ SsSs 10 W,
The ~ provlss,, ST. ros srEnte 60 70 11s,
epe e tiess T ows steady September pork
shsde Iay Siu =, 90 s'es's ana lAfd was a
Cash; Wheat-No, red. els0ss. No, 4
hard a5isSc2 NJ paru; gissas%is i, ~ 40, ~,
No q nortbern ra,hius So, va
spring, o6fisa' s' ~
Oats-No. q "a. No, 4 notbingg ,ol,,o
Close: Wiheaf.I,Iv On. snnte o aSs
Corn.-July, 5p.. Sent. bsit
Porh-Jiily. g.i6, sent n :,
I,ard-SIIlv q mi So, 80
Ribs-Juiy. SCI. sent ssia
Rye-cash. saI4isS.
suoAp AVN c.c,,,,r,s,
Now York, July ll.-suesr raw s,e,ay
Fair rernin, IN s,,,ss ~ INV asteauy'
8 s2ib. ruolasses giipf, a esiI So ~ 'o'''
Reiinecl- STEADY. 1sr,,sbHd n. ,,oa,ao,.
ed $40; granuiated. 30 ''"' P'"UF'
snntos' "a w. 'No' W. no
f,t,.r,r,,,, ,,,,, ,.<,,...
-'F-N -N''D ''NhN'
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puTTEs DEEPEST SHAFT.
The High Ore Mine Bears This Dis
tinctlon--Ontput of Camp.

tinctlon--Ontput OF Camp.
The deepest mining shaft In the
Butte district is that OF the High ore
mine of the Anaconda company which
~ about $3.50 feet deep It win be
sunk Is feet further ana then work
will be stopped and station cut at
the 2,S50. from which point the veins
win me developed. The deepest min
ing is being done ON the 2,400 foot
level OF the Anaconda mine The
shaft OF that mine ia below the $500
foot point The company is also sink
Ing ON the ST. Lawrence and doing de-
Velopment work Ia the Never Sweat.
The mines of Butte are now pulling
out $4,000 tons of ore daily, which
yields an average OF about SO pounds
less than 100000 pounds OF refined
copper.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TODAY,S-

Honera Hughes to Henry A. Smith
lots l. etc, block 2. Desks Third
The Com NATL :-ank to Annie Bro
dersen,. part of block 2, Kelsey 4
Gillespie add ......,....,,..s..>
V; McBrown to Samuel johnson,
lot IL, Glendale Park add.
n, +. Scott TO Fred. w. Brinkmann,
lot los, Glendale Park,
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GRAND CENTRAL DIVIDEND

SpeclaI CORRESPONDENCE
Provo, July 1.-THE Grand Central
posted 4 per cent $4,000 dividend az a
late hour yesterday afternoon, payable
on the 18th. books close on the 18th
The Victoria dividend was again passed
on account Of the expense OF develop
ment work
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UTAH DIVIDEND.
Directors VIII Post One ut Meeting
This Afternoon.

The directors OF the Utah Mine at
Fish springs are scheduled TO meet this
afternoon when they will post the us-
ual monthly dividend of 3 cents share,
or $4,000. The date OF distribution will
be the 18th Inst,
This Fish Springs properly IL n regli-
lar as clock work about the distribution
Of bread money and there Is every lndi-
cation that the practise will continue
indefinitely. Conditions at tho mine are
Of y very satisfactory character.
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CURB CLOSE.
NEW YORK CURB.

James A, Pollock g. Co. bankers ami
brokers, WeS Second South St.
furnls the following received over their
private wire. This afternoon.
Newhouse IGN all; tab Cop. $50
2sh Ney CONS, l4atsAi cnmh. Ely
~ nsk Balk 9Dgis; King Edw., TX
4lAi Nippissing lois Qi0A; Davis
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GEO, M. CANNON co.

Real Estate and Commercial
Stocks and Bonds We desire your
orders for anything in our line.
Rooms 5l2'S13 Templeton Building.
Phone Bell 81.
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Denver smelters, on the immediate out
skirts of large and handsome city,
and by the five smelters at work ia
the thickly populated environs OF New
York.
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e, NJ WEST & CO., stock brokers.
D r. Walker Blk, Both phones Of
dee ana residence.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS,

James A. Pollock & Co.. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following san
Francisco quotations on Nevada min.
ing stocks today.
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GEO. O. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BRoKERB ~ H. SO. Temple. Both
phones $40.
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Cannon a Cannon. Mining stock. Brok.
ers Is TO- 80. Tenn. Ind Tel sini Bell sfSl
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r. r. Snow & Co. Stock Brokers.
~ Commercial Blk, Both Phones 1914
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MEM YORK STOCKS

Newhouse, IA; II; 1s%; 1s%; sales
Utah Cop. 90; %; IS; IS.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

81 Louis, July l--Wool steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums, 2lg95: line
medium, lI4.O: fine, l4Hl6.
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A. 8. CAMPBELL,
Stock Broker. 2i6 D. IT. Walker Block
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Bird.Couan c,

Custom Assayers and Chemists. 100
South West Temple 81.
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nrt Bread
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REGULAR CALL.

Columbus Con.---5O at 5.25,
DAILY Judga-20O at 5.S6.
Grand Centr3l--50 at AIS.
May Day-a00 at IS: 200 at 37ts
Silver ShielI--500 at IA.
Uncle Sam--3O0 Rt 40
Beck Tunnel-sO0 at 2.55; 100 AZ
2.57 y: zoo at $50: 100 at 2.62is.
Black Jack---200 at 4s.
Colorado--400 at $50; 30 at 100.
Crown Point 500 81; 500 at 96:
500 at 96; 100 at sb, seller 30: 500 AZ
ofi 100 az "a, seller SO; 100 at 90.
Iron Blossom--400 at 1.37h: 20 at
1885.
South Columbus Con,---l00 al ass.
Sioux Con--300 at So; 100 at GO
1000 NJ 67i 1,l00 al IS.
Victor CON-, 600 nj &c.
Yankee--4O0 at 81.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel-1,OOO at 2.s5; 100 at
2.sTla.
Crown Point---200 at 96: 200 At 95.
Iron Blossom--300 at 1.3b. seller so.
Sioux Con-, 900 at SO.
South sgansea---500 at II.
Seven Troughs--b0 at IS; 500 az 10
Uncle Sam---900 nj 10.
Victor Cons, 200 at 1917
REHABILITATION.
Shares Value.
Regsfar ca l,.,..-.. l3.S2o $1G,23e60
Forenoon ls,..,.3S,92o ss5.04S.6o
p. NJ. LISTED STOCKS.
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DAILY iem@12%: Glroux mos; q. O..
& SILL, III GIN; New. Mines q r.. 2at
dp3; Mitchell 3hm3%; New. Utah $40
SIS Silver Queen l-l6m1 sis: Ely
Cons. lI1h Dom. Cop, b%G6. Glib
rnltar 20 6s5; Tlntic 696if: Montey.
sho., 6M6is. Butte e. L., 1tsap1N.
Tenn Cop. ssis95s&
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The Sugar Co. Ama|gamaiIon

Proposed Tor the Utah, Idaho and
Western Idaho Sugar Companies is
practically assured. The now com
pany Is TO be known as the
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CoMsToCK.

ophlr, i,7O9l so; Mexican. 45@46
Gould 6 Curry, 10 asked; Con. Va,
5645s. asst csc; Hale g. Norcross. 50
bid: Yellow Jacket, SOq9l; Belcher, rs
@26 Confidence. so bid; Sierra Nevada
32G35i Exchequer. s5 bid Union, 2i125
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Ophir, i.7pG1.so; Mexican, 45G46
Gould & Curry, 10 asked Con. Va,
5645s. asst. csc; Hale g. Norcross, 50
bid: Yellow Jacket, SOq9l Belcher, rs
329S5 Exchequer. s5 bid Union, 2idl25
ToNoPAH
Tonopah Nevada, I3Ql3A; Montana
Tonopah, S.15 bid; Tonopah Extension,
l.7c41. Is; MacNamara, 2993l; Midway
1.2OG1,25; Tonopah Belmont, $50 bid;
Tonopah North Star ~ asked; Ohio
Tonopah, asked; West End Con, 30
asked; Rescue, 1Td20; Golden Anchor,
1921; Jim Butler, 1.05q1 07Ia: Cash
Boy, 5@7; Home, 546; Boston Tonopah,
10 asked: Monarch Pitts. Exten., 10
asked Montana Midway Exten.,
asked Golden Crown, 10 asked.
GoLDFIELD.
Sandstone, 4S@45; Red Top, 445 ask
ed; Mohawk, 1500G17,h0: Col. Mt. SAC
so; Jumbo, 400 asked; Jumbo Ext, 1.7o
41,15; Vernnl, 17@1S; Pennsylvania, 1m
8; Goldfeld Min. Co.. 1.s5 bid; Kendall,
SO asked; Booth, 1850; Blue Bull, ESQ
30; Adams. 1908; Silver Pick. 6lG6S
May Queen, 20 asked; Nevada Boy
sac; Black Butte Ext. s@9: Blue Bell.
1Tq1S; Dixie, 6d7; Goldfeld Columbia.
30a3b; Hibernia, asked; ST. Ives, 9Sg
LOO: Conqueror, 10G11; Black Rock. 40
5; Lone Star 1920; G. Wonder, 2@3
Orc, lg@2i Kendall Ext. 2as; Sand
storm Ext, 4d5; CT. Bend, So bid: Sim,
merone, 10 bid; Empire 1O912; Red Tor
Ext, 22d2s; Florence, 4.55@4.60; D'feld
r. B. Cons, ?1 bid Goldheld Daisy, 1.s0
Ml,90; Laguna, 100 bid, Common.
wealth, 20 bid; Comb Fraction, 2.7O@
2.75: CT. Bend Ext. 10 bid; CT. BEND
Annex, 9@l1; B. B. Bonanza, 697: Ke-
wanos, S0Gs5; Portland. 2l927; Crack
erjack. 1904; f. Mohawk. l.2061. 25,
l.. Dillon, 7as; Y. Tiger is asked;
Grandma, 1O@l2; 8. P. Ext, asked;
Y. Rose car; Col. Mt Ext, asked:
Goldfleld Con-, 6.Oo@T.O5; Dheld Tri-
angle. 91@22.
BuLLFRoG.
Original, 7Gns: Bullfrog Mining, $50
is: Mont. Bullfrog. 4d5; National
Bank. % asked; L. Harris, 2as: Anne
thyst. 3OQ3l; Gold Bar, 65d67; stSin-
way, 7QS; Denver Bullfrog Annex SQ1e,
Bonnie clare, 81 Mayflowel Cons., $50
81; Montgy. sho. Ext, slp7: c. Scepter,
lo4ll; Montgy. Mt. 1906 r. Dia-
8 asked; Homestake Cons,
9599s; Y. Girl cas- Nugget. 6ds;
Tramp Cons. 46d4s; Victor, Q asked;
North Star ! asked
MANHATTAN.
Mani Cons. 80 asked; Mani Min.
90. 76nS. G. Wedge, SQ19: s. Humphrey,
5d6: Dexter, 12dl4: L. Joe. 2ds: Cres-
,ent. 6asked; Combination. 2a4: Gran
NY is bid; Mustang. 23d25; Cow Boy,
i65; Ong. Mani, bid: Broncho. 7Gls;
!, Jack, bid: Pinenut. 7QS; Buffalo.
9dt5; s. Dog, 10 bid; Y. Horse. bid:
Ind. Camp. scr; Standard. asked.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Falrview Eagle, so bid; Nevada Hits.
i.00@6M Pttsburg Sill Peak. 400
so; North Star Wonder, 4q5; Eagles
Nest, 20 asked: Ruby Wonder 20
asked Alice OF Wonder, 8 asked.
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Utah-Idaho Sugar Company,

The par value Of the new stooh Is
ton dollars f1Ol per share. The
stock is bound to advance In mar
ket price, ard we solicit your or-
ders NOW, All orders VIII be filled
In the order In which they arc re-
ceivcd. and at the fair market
price the day received. Tho dlvi-
dend provided for the preferred
stock is seven @ per cent per an
mum beginning July /, 1907, with
provisions for participation in addi-
tional protts earned, As an In
vestment the stock is safe and the
dividends certain. We can fill your
orders of any size. Write or call on
no
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BosTON MARKETS.

James a, Pollock e. Co.. banners and
brokers, west Second South street,
furnish the following, received over
their private wire this afternoon:
Zine, 35ah Royale, 1914; Balaklsla,
9ssM5a. Greene Cananea. l6knM; Adj
venture, 2Ad3; Arcadian, 6M4N:
Bingham Con, 1904: c. Il A. 165Wl67;
Centennial. 29hG3l; Copper Range, 7ajs
0& Elm. 2GpA; Mass, bap6L Michigan
4AQlb; NJ. G. C.. 25s bid North Butte.
s3stM; osceola, 127Gl2S; Phoenix, lA@
a; K, l, 5ha&; Tamarack. 1o7@iOs:
United Copper, SO a6I; United Cop-
per, pfd.. Sc asked; Wolverng is0d1eb;
Roston Con-, 26h427Is; u. S. s., com.
Ass. Q49; do, pfd., 43E43h La Sale. Is
ale: Allouez. i5d50; Atlantic. isAGp
liih; -. Coal'nn 25@25iS; G. a. H., S.25
as. 80; G. ~, $500; DAILY West tGd
1854; CRANKY, l.25N1.30 Mexico Con.
uhMi2; Mohawk, So asked; Nevada
Con, l4dlilf; Old Dom, 45h 446; Par
rot, 02hd2lA; Quincy, l.l7Gl IS; shan
ran, l7%ql7A Trinity 229s d2sis: Utah
Con, E05lh; Winona, sqsa; Az.
COml,, 2iAQ25,
CURB CLOSE
Bling. Cent. lhah; Il. Exp, 5000;
Kew, s9sG9h Mitchell. 39a; Nipissing,
l09kQ%; Apex. 6hQA; cum. ELY, sE
AZ. Dom compper, 5MGA Furil'
Greek. 80 bid. Globe, lsKQEs; Black
MIN. bHqei Helye,ia' 5%Qtsi Majestic.
s9@@i New Utah, 5%@%i Raven,
f-l6Qh $. a r., 17dAi y. & L., 1M0
y Davis DAILY, l9%4h East Butte,
lo@%; oiroux, son Hancock, 9H bid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-11
LIVERPOOL GRAIN

Liverpool July I.-wheal SPOT. steady.
NO. : red western winter, ~ ~ futures,
quiet july ls I'D Sept, n $40; Dec,
10 jAd.
corn-spot, quiet: Hess dried, IS isd.
ether northern ~ ed; futures, quiot
July. nominal; Sept &c ia,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-11
REHABILITATION.

Forenoon totals, $500 ss5.04S.6 &C
p, NJ LISTED STOCKS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-11
SUGAR AND corrEE

New York, July ll.-sugar, raw, steady.
Fan refining .aJis centrifugal 9l tess,
S.ssA; molasses sugar. 3.0s.k
Itennede-Sieady. Crushed, 90. powder
ed, $40 granulated, 500.
santos, IA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-11
MANHATTAN.

Fairview Eagle, so bid. Nevada Hits,
60o@6k Pittsburg sill Peak. l,4O1
80; North Star Wonder, 4G5; Eagles
Nest, 20 asked; Ruby Wonder. %
asked Alice OF Wonder, asked.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-08-02
SOCIAL DANCE AT LYCEUM NEXT
WEDNESDAY

Manager Kuehne of the lyceum
opera house has made arrange
ments to give first class dance
next Wednesday night, Aug. 18th.
The feature of the dance will be
the dance will be the music furn-
ished by the known "Gibson
Harp Orchestra of Appleton.
The harp and mandolen waltzes
and the drum two steps will be
greatly enjoyed by all who attend.
This musical organization have
met with great success wherever
they have played, and it is with
out doubt that the music heard
here next Wednesday will excel
anything ever heard in our town.
Dance tickets will be ST.. 90 and a
a@rdial invitation is extended to
all
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-08-02
The New Game Law.

Under the proposed new gener-
al game law no spring open seas
on will be allowed for duck shoot
ing, the open season being from
September 1 TO January 1 as be-
fore, and the hunter must have
his license upon his person when
hunting. The open season for
game fish, which includes pickele |
and pike will begin May 10 in
stead of May Is and will run to
March I. The open season for
bass will begin June 10 instead of
May 25 as at present. twenty-five
bass will be the limit any one per-
son can have in possession. The
trout season opens April IS and
closes September I.
Open water shooting in any
kind of boat is prohibited, but
the new law allows twilight shoot
ing, half an hour before sunrise
and after sunset. Twenty five de-
coys are allowed and initials of
the hunters are not required as
now. Bass less than ten inches
long cannot be taken. Mud hens,
rice hens, rails, ETC., are now class
ed as game birds and the bag IS
limited to 3 ducks or hens, snipe,
plover. etc. Prairie chickens and
geese are limited to ten, and par
tridges to fifteen, but prairie
chickens are not to be shot ia
Dodge county until 1000 The
mixed bag limit is reduced from
50 to 80 birds.-Antigo News Item