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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09
PRODUCE.


Chicago Oct s--Iraoing I'm the wheat
pit today was active and tho market was
strong. The chief influence was higher
cables. Liverpool being reported as al
most penny higher. December whcata
cpenod &QA to isnlo higher az l.0g9A 70
l.Oe's. solo on 10 l.o53s, and then advanced
10 l.03f..
The corn market was strong because OF
cold weather and small local receipts.
December corn opened "A to a higher at
59M 20 60c and sold al 6S.
small local receipts and the strength
OF wheat and corn combined 70 cause ftrm
prices ia oats December oats opened q
higher az 5i7t. ard then sold At 54&.
Tho provisions market was firm. because
Of the strength Of grains and a i0-cent
arv PORK was 70 higher at Las Lard
das 2la higher az SIS. Ribs were 2h@5
higher az S.0pG6.02i
Cash-hWeat-NO. 2. .O32s'df .03ia. No. 3
1.02al .oSiai No. 2 hard. 1.018iOl1s. No. 8
spring. 10201.05
Corn-No. 2. Ca: No. 9. 6fasp..
-Wheat-December 100; May,
com-Dec.. M'saWss: May a',.
oaE-Dec- o4.s; May. 56'i ndd3s.
Pork-Oct., H.35. Jan. 70 60
larG-Oot. s1H5; Jan. 912iS
ldbs-Oct, 40: Jan. s. lO0S 1gis.
Rye-Clsh- ssiFas9
Barlev-Cnsh e40I o.
Timothy March. lW
CloyCr-Oct 100
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. oct 9.-Butter. steady. Cream
cries. 2id2si3: dairies. 22dG
Eggs-Stcady, al mark cases included
EisUlSis.
DRIED FRUIT MARKET
New York, oct s-The market for
evauorated apples is FIRM, with fancy
quoted at l0i5c choice at Zoe. prime. 8isc:
common 20 fair. &c.
lruncs are unchanged
Apricots and peaches are quiet, hut
steady at recent prices.
Raislns remain scarce ou SPOT hut
quotations are unchanged.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
sew YORK oct. sugar. raw. steady.
Fair refining, 3.&. centrifugal. 80 test
$50; moiasses sugar $40.
Renned-Qulct. Crushed : 90 powder-
eel, 30. gTauulated. 900
Ooneo-ateady. NO. Rio. ne. No. 4
Sautos SIS.
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GEORGE N. CANNON CO
OIL SHIPMENT RATES.

New York. Oct 9.-The Journal OF
Commerce today SAYS that the shipping
trade here is greatly interested and
somewhat concerned at the turn taken
by the federal inquiry into the opera
lions OF the Standard oil company
which may lead 10 an investigation
by the bureau Of corporations Of the re-
iatlons OF the steamship lines with cor
poratlons engaged IN heavy export bus
mess. This is expected to follow the
evidence given by Philip Harrison.
manager OF the New York Lubricating
OIL company Mr.. Harrison charged
that five steamship lines had made -
ordinations I'm rates I'm favor Of the
STANDARD oil company. until his firm
was forced TO pay more than twice as
much as the trust Tor the transporta-
tion Of oil. BY reason OF this, his COM
pany was practically forced from the
South African territory
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.

060. t0oO0 go. seller 60; 1000 q
90 seller co.
Nasada Hills. 1000 4.25.
star Con. 5OOu3t
Uncle Sam 600 an 30. 10000 ld2.
Beck Tunnel 800 90 l.25, .Nuv H
1850: 80ONI271t. 10000 i.50, seller
$50. 1000 1921
Black Jack 400 N35. 800 ~ 80.
NJ Lake. 1.OOON41. seller 60, 800
n47. 5O0u &C. 10000 asa
Colorado. 1000 $50. 800 MA.lVi
I.600m40Tia. 5000 4ob.
Crown Point. 500 Vi 6; 5000 49,
1.2OOG47
Iron Blossom. 800 ~ 90. 5000 5t;
2EON bS. 4O0U57. 20pM 60.
New York 3O0Ula o.
sioux Con. 5000 35t 10000 ga
11.500n say
Seven rrouEhs 1900 g 35.
Yankee con. 300 IS.
OPEN BOARD
Beck Tunnel 3.2ooaI3o.
Grown Point. 1.UUuutt
Colorado. 3OoWf1o. 1000 400 p.
Iron BLOSSOM. 5Uuu3t.
Joe Bowers 1000 U.ulik
NAV ply. 10U0 30.
Sioux CON. 10000 30.
seven rr1ugha 900 3fia
Uncle Sam. fooH1.32h; 5000 1876.
buyer 800.
......... ...a....e-..
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ASKS For RECEIVER.
T.. II. Greene says Dclamar Bonanza
Has Been Mismanagcd.

Ernest II. Greene Is plaintiff In a
suit filed yesterday afternoon against
the Dclamar Bonanza Gold Mining
company, Louis Bamberger, its presi-
dent. and Joseph Oberndorfer IFS Sec
rotary and treasurer.
Greene asks the court 20 appoint a
receiver and that Judgment 10 tho
amount OF S3.O57.03 De- entered in his
favor against the corporation, a claim
assigned 90 the plaintiff by e.. G.. fet-
terman, on Aug. % last for a valuable
consideration.
The complaint states that obern-
dorfer and BambCrger absolutely con-
troll the affairs OF the company and
that they have grossly mismanaged
its affairs and have neglected 90 sup
ply the stockholders. OF which the
piaintiye is representative, with any
suitable statement Of the financial con-
dition OF the concern
Besides the two defendants named, 10
is stated that IA. O. Mcmillan, W. w.
Armstrong and O.. g.. Fettcrman form
the board OF directors but that they
are "mere hguroheads and entirely sub
scryient 20 said Bamhergcr and Obern-
dOrfer"
Tho FIRST hearing in the case was set
by judge Morse Tor oct II.
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REGULAR p. VI SALES.

Ajax. 500 at %. 200 al 35; 300 at
36la
Uncle sam Con. 200 al 1870
Columbus Con, 100 al 365, seller
CO. 800 al $50. seller 60. 100 al 500.
GO az $50.
DAILY Judge. 90 at 500.
Lower Mammoth 100 az 2.35.
May Day. 100 al co. 1890 at 60;
Too at So seller CO. 500 al 6l. buyer
30. $500 at 81. seller SO, 300 al 81.
ontario, 100 at 1886.
Star Con. 500 al 49, 1000 at 80;
500 al 3fis
Utah. 100 at zoo.
Beck Tunnel. 500 at 90. 1000 at
1874: 200 al 230. buyer 30, 100 at
1225k. 1000 al 1879 5000 al 100;
seller 60
Black Jack. 100 at 30; 100 az 80
Colorado 100 at 405. 100 al 40;
100 at AIS; 100 at ans
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Fate Of Deal for Seven Trouuhs
Mining Stock to Be Deter
mined Next Week.
TRANSACTION INVOLVES $3.50,
Secretary Mangum Talks About Deyel-
opmcnt-tiold Recovered from
High Grndcrs

The fate or the option given some
time ago on block OF 10000 shares
Of the stock Of the Seven ThrouRhs
Mining company 20 a syndicate of Los
Angeles people. VIII not bo known un-
on the 18th inst. to which date an eN-
tension has been granted. This was
the Information given our today by
President L. a. Friedman and secy.
w Lester ManRum who have just
returned from a trip of Inspection 90
the company's properties u the deal
goes through. 10 win Doe one of the most
lmportantOues ever pulled of iu northern
Nevada as % viii Involve payment
dpproXlmatlng sislia "a share. or Sl50.-
0lN The extension OF time was granted
700 the request 1f the purchasing syu-
dictate on the ground that @ little more
Time was needed 90 conduct the exam
iuation Of the property as the engineer
who was selected On do this work had
been unavoidably detained in Mexico
longer than it was anticipated he would
be-
The development Of the property"
said Mr.. Mungum today. rs progress
ing very satisfactorily. The shaft is
now down 40 feet and viii b. continued
to the 800 level without delay We
have the mine opened very nicely on
the 230 and $50 levels, and are preparing
90 axe "a shipment Of ore about -
18th inst. which the officials of tire
company are expecting viii bring an
some very satisfactory returns
Mr. Mangum had iu his poeketa small
ban Of gold which attracted quite
little attention on being exhibited on
Second South street today. The bll-
lion was melted down from lG pounds
of rock which the company rec utly
recovered from high graders ana
the value OF the bar is said to be
about g572
No more shipments win come from
the Kindergarten mine for awhile Not
until vertain lines ~ development are
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New coMPANY FoRMED.

Provo. oct. e-The silver Park MIN
ing company has filed articles or in
corporation with the county clerk.
American Fork D. the principal place OF
business The capital stock Is $4,000 IN
shares OF the par value Of 10 cents
each The company owns the follow
ing mining claims IN American Fork
canyon which are the basis OF the capt.
talization: Tho Hazel Nos. /. 2. g. 4.
B ana g. The following are the officers
and directors: j. j. Mercer. presi-
dent. W. II. Poo vice president; II.
L. Christy. secretary; Robert Ander-
son, treasurer: Mosiah Mercer.
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WOO,


ST LOUIS.
ST. Louis, oct. 9.--Wool steady. Ter
rit0ry aud western mediumsn, 2oG25; fine
mediums. l9u2. fine 17aD.
Boston. Oct E-Tne activity IN tho
wool market locally continues without
abatement, yet On spite Of the heavy
dealings prices show no hardening ten
dency.
California northern. 67aGSc. middle
county, cGq6ic: southern 62Q63C, full
free 51d56c: fan detective 4OQ4lc.
oregon western No. ] staple. 7od12c;
eastern No. ! clothing. 6S07oc; eastern
average. 6l96sc. valley No. j, 61Gi62c.
Territory (scouredl fine staple, 73G7ic.
fine modern staple. 7o073o. medium
clothing, G5nc6c; half-blood, 6dd6lc. a.
blood. GSa65c; Quarter-blood. 63d5ic;
pulled extra, 6s070c. line, A. 56Q50c; A
supers, 53Q54c
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nTVIpENps POSTED.
Uncle sam Con. and May Day VIII
Respond a. Usual

iktHlluilN a. A-uoif
The directors OF the Uncle sam Con-
solldated and May Day Mining CONF
uanles met late yesterday afternoon
ana posted the usual monthly diyi-
denis. There was some talk INDUCED
n somo little time ago 20 the effect
that tho Uncle sam company would
Increase its dividend this month but
the board of directors decided lt would
Doe good business policy 10 make no
change lu the amount at this time
right Boo the face of hc uncertainty 90
mo lead market therefore the amount
of th, next distribution viii bu 3 cents
"a share. or $4,000. payable ON the
18Th inst. to an shareholders OF Zee
cord ON the 19th inst The May Day
company viii pay i4 cents share or
$4,000. on the afth Inst to am snare
hoIdera on record ON the 18Th INST
President Dorm announced during the
meetings that he had boon in cousulia-
fIOn with the management of Che
American Smelling ana Refining come
many during mo day ana that hs nal
been Informed the smelling company
would carry 1ut .is contracts and that
mo- curtalm hut would be- asked for
The American BIAS contracted to treat
the ores from the May Day mine. but
the product ~ the Uncle Sam Con-
s0udated goes to the United states
smsItcr
Nr pcrn indicated that there would
ta no occasion for curtnilment no any
of the mines with which he BE- connect
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GOOD STOCKS

GUUD SlUGkS on invss,men, q, cur
rent market price,
Y. O. M L....................4...s per cent
Home Fire lns, co..........et per cent
Deserot National Bank. .......6 .s per cent.
state Bank OF Utah ..........5.9 per cent
Utah-ldaho Sugar Co..
(preferrcd stoolo ......7.7 10 per cent
Tho par value OF the Utah-1daho sugar
co. stock be- ti0 per share, The market
prico varies from SIS to 81 per share
according to amount offered for sale. and
neernoss 20 dividend period.
Tho dividend Of l7h CENTS PIER
SHARP EACH QUARTER PAYS A RE
TURN or FROM "a TO s PER CENT.
per annum on the market price Ia the
judgment OF some Of the most conserNa-
i've investors this stock will soon go 70
par $50 per sharo). In The meantime those
who now buy receive quarterly dividends
Of IN cents per share each quarter ami
any advantage that comes from an IN
crease I'm market value. We shall be- glad
TO an your order Tor any amount Of stooh
you dosiro charging the fair market price
on the day your order is received. We
have supplied some good blocks Of stock
for others and will do 50 tor you. Ia
writing send the amount you wish 20 IN
vest in form Of your check on bank; by
a bank draft or by express or poetofhee
money order.
GEORGE N. CANNON CO.
Real Estate and Commercial Stocks and
Bonds We desire your orders for any
thing IN our line.
Rooms N2-5la Templeton Building, salt
Lake City. Phone Bell 81.
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago, oct 9-Catte-ILeceipt abOu.
500 Market steady. BceVes. 8UNG d
cow, I 0i1b.lO. Texans, .U04.O; calves,
g CO.'S %. westerns, 4o1g6 l5: stockers and
feeders. 2olu6.00.
H0gs-RccertH, about 100. Market
zoe higher. Light. 6.c5Q7.00. mixed. si5Q
100. heavy, 6.O0ffG.E rough. 6.oc86 p
pigs. 8yQ6 20 bulk Of sales .. 1lff6 40.
Shcep-Rcoepts about 1850. Market
steady 10 i0c lower. Native. 3.2005.6O
western. 3.Ef6. 90. yearliugf JOu0 ..
lambs, 50007 20. western, 2. 2d7.i0
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CONDITION or CORN.

Washington oct 9--Tho agricultural
Department today reported the condition
81 corn on OF 4. an N per cent a.
compared with 0.2 per cent last month
and el.l on Oct D, 1916
The average yield ~ spring wheat De-
lo 4 bushels per acre ~ compared with
20 20 bushels for 1915 and li.f bushels for
100.
Tho production OF spring and winter
wheat combined II about G-s,b6inoO BUSH
estimated for "a year ago. The average
Yield on 0ata r. about Gl6 bushels per
acre. AZ compared with 3l.2 bushels for
1878
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BINaHAM-NEw HAVEN.
Annual Meeting Results In Recollection
OF President StOddard

The annual meeting OF stockholders
Of the Bingham New Haven Mining
company was held On this city yester-
day afternoon and resulted ln the re-
election of Louis u. Stoddard as presi-
dent T.. b. Critchlow was chosen vice
president; r. W. Fsrnam. secretary
and treasurer; who with Fred +.
Brewster and y. O. Stoddard are diree-
tors. Charles II. Doolittie viii continue
Bon charge Of the compauy's properties
as manager.
The company is reported 10 be in a
good sound financial condition and that
physically speaking the mine never
looked better than il does az the present
time
Manager Doolittle says the company
has no intention Of curtailIng its out
put lifess the price OF copper should
fan very much below what IL is now.
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through tho Creole shaft and since a
rev days after the cousumwo zion of
me merger f0nl within the Treasure
lilH company Supt Andrew has had O.
iorce of mon cnEngod in cleaning out
ing plant in shape for commits alou.
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PARK CITY STRIKE.
Both Company and Union Arc stand
ing Pat.

Speaking OF the strike situation at
Park City, the Record says,
NO ovortures have been made the
company by the union. and the COM
mittoe report that none win be made
so far as known at present. The
committee meets every day 70 discuss
the situation and that seems about ell
there Us TO be done. An new arrivals
are watched pretty closely but tram
silent miners who come here are usually
willing 20 get out again when they
learn the condition OF things IN the
camp
The committee this week had unfair
lists printed and these we're posted in
this city and also sent to other unions
IN the jurisdiction. There are ten
names on the list Including those OF
the engineers and shift bosses who
have been working since the strike was
called"
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CONCENTRATES

John n McAiurray Wen known
mining broker and promoter M Denver
De- lu thc city un a BRIEF business trip.
The ore anl bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday hV Mccormick a
TO-. were. Crude ore ana concentrates
$4,000, base bullion. $4,000.
Frank 4. ~. Cook has returned from
"a trip 20 tho property 90 the Western
Nevada Copper company and brings
the Information thaf the new power
plant has boon Installed ana that
everything ls practically ready Tor the
dofel1.mcnL
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SOME STOCKS RECOVER.
A Few Tintic Issues Receive support
Closing Quotations.

As a result Of the posting of divi-
dends By the Uncle sam Consolidated
and MAY Day yesterday afternoon
those stocks were a little stronger to-
dav Beck Tunnel and Colorado also
appeared 20 have some support ana
made some gains over yesterd'y'
Mountain Lake. Crown Point and Iron
Blossom continued weak yet they man
AGED TO hold their own fairly wei.
seven Troughs was in demand around
30 cents
Among the unlisted stocks, COPPER
Glance and Standard copper were the
only ones recording sales; the former
selling as low as % cents and the huet
az i7h cents.
The closing quotations and sales
were
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Ar rHE TREASURE BILL.
Actual Mining 90 Begin Through the
Creole shaft Next Week.

Tho experimentation of the Uintah
Treasure Hil minc at Park rity, n. t.
Andrew came down from PARK CITY
lnsi night for conference with W. Lcat-
en- Manrum. ihe manager who came
up from Provo this morning Ar. An-
drew stated 90 a news representa-
uEo during the day fhat ho has things
just about 'n shape 90 hoFln the wine
terH campaign of development ANA
thut he expects tu begin actual mining
WORK within me next week
THO property ls 90 De- operated
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Sandstone. rs bid. Col Mt, 25a27;
Jumbo Ext, 127h 01.30, Nernal u
bid: Pennsylvania, 103; Kendall, lS
bid. booth. 25 bid Blue Bull,
2Oa21: Adams. S0i0; Silver Pick, 50
m85. Nevada Boy, 6 asked Black
Butte Ext. 5N6, Blue Bell ll@l
Dixie. 4d5. Hibernia. bid, St Ives,
46G47. Conoueror. Z bid. Black Rock,
2M4: Lone STAR l40l5; c. Wonder,
asked. Potatch. 40 asked; orc. 10 bid;
Kendall Ext 2m3, sandstone Ext
3W4. Mayne. 3u4; Atlanta, 18U29i
Cd. Bend 33G3f; Simmerone. 10
asked Empire. 70S; Red TOP Ext.
field b. b. Cons. 1I01S; Goldheld
Daisy. 7Sa79. Comb Fraction. 1870
d1.30. Ct Bend Ext. 9N11; CT
Bend Annex. s asked, p. y. Bonanza,
3u4: Kewan0s. asa 30. Esmerulda,
@ asked Portland. 9M10; Cracker
iack 1I1l2. r. Mohawk. 7Od s2;
Rcd HWs 2S Gid: Mohawk Ext, ga
2. y. Tiger. 10 asked Grandma, 10
hid. s. p. Ext. 506; Y. Rose. ask
ed. col. Mt Ext. 5 asked. Goldheld
Con. 5.52 3 a5.55; D'neld Triangle, II
TONoPAH
Tonopah Nevada. sIk bid. Montana
Tonopuh 195UI.q7ia Tonopah ENten-
sion. 1400l50. MacNamnro. 2S029
Midway. 1fd15. TOnopah Belmont, la5
0l.g2N: Tonopah North star 10 bid;
Ohio Tonopah. 2G3: West End Cons.
6OG61. Rescue. sM10. Tonopah a. Cali
fornia. asked. Golden Anchor sd9i
Jim Butler 6l062, cash Boy, 3ai;
Home 3 bid. Monarch Pitts. Extn. sos
Montana Midway Extn.. zna; Golden
Grown. 8 bid.
BULLFROG,
Original gas: Bullfrog Mining JQ6;
Mont. Bulfr0E. l02, National Bank. pa
10. l.. Harris. tm2. Amethyst. tlN2li
Gad Bar. 3s1iO. Denver hullfrog An-
mex. 3 bid: Bonnie Glare. 20 bid May
flower Cons. 23d2A Montgy. Sho EXT.
2af. q. scapter. asked Montgy Mt
Sac. H. Diamondheld, 3 asked. Home
stake Cons. CD asked, Y Girl. asked 4.
Nugget. f05. Tramp Cons, 1911 Vice
tor. 2G3 North star 8 asked.
MANHATTAN
Mani Cons. 40 asked: Manh. Min.
90. 6 askod g.. Wedge 4F5i y.
Humphrey. o bid. Dexter asked,
Granny. 2OU2t. Mustang, 1i bid
Little Grey. t5 asked. Cow Boy 2 90
&. Ong Mauh. s asked. Rroncho, g
az. Plncnut. iQ6. Buffalo las. s.
Dog. bid. Y. Horse, 8M4i Ind.
Camp, 4 bid; standard. . bid.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fair,rew silver King 20 asked; Fair
view Eagle 90 asked Nevada Hills.
400 hid. putshurg silver Peak. 25 bids
Nouh star Wonder. 4 asked. Eagles
Ntst, 29Q30. Alice of Wonder 4 asked
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CANNON a CANNON. Mining stock
Brokers. rs T. s. Tom. Both Phones.
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n NJ West a Co. stock brokers
70 " Walker Blk Both phones Of
hce and residence.
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GEO. q. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS. "a r.. So. Temple. Both
phones ono.
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4. r. suow a Cor stock nrulcrs.
e2 Commercial hlk both Phones 1919
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Ncbekcr a Cnrrie, Stock Brokers
2.4 u. u. Walker Bldg Phone 2SOf.
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE.
81 81 Hanauer j. " sadior
100 So. West Temple. p. o. box l446.
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Ophir. 1ATlkd15O: Mexican, 65064;
Gould & Curry. 2i026; Con. Va, Sl0s2;
Savage. 4d75. Hale & Norcross. SlQS5;
yellow Jacket. e.0OG22J; Belcher 2sG
20. Confidence. 95gl.Oo; Sierra Nevada,
6gG70: Union 50G5l.
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A. g. CAMPBELL.
stock Broker. 2l5 %. h. walker Block
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sAN rRANc1sco MARKEr.

James a. Pollock & Company furnish
the following quotations on Nevada
mining stocks from san Francisco to-
dav.
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Fair,rew silver King 20 asked; Fair
view Eagle, 90 asked rada Hills.
400 BIZ Pittshurg silver Peak. i25 bid,
North star Wonder 4 asked. Eagles
Nest. l9Q30. Alice of Wonder 4 asked
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UNLISTED STOCKS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-08-23

Joe Scott had the Distillers break
ng their backs reaching after his
easers yesterday. But one of them
cached second and that was not
SCOTS fault for it happened on an a.
or Mr.. Donnelly's Industrious bunch
lad to earn all they got and the sum
-otal of their acquisitions did not ST
ford them much comfort. Not a man
among them was able to cop a pass
Twice after two were out they drop
ped low flies just inside of the outfeld
zone. The rest of the time they pop
Oed up dinley flies or dropped weak
rollers about the infield Not oftencr
han two or three times did they even
succeed in getting squarcly behind the
sphere
The balls came floating over the
plate high. low, over the outer corner
md across the inner edge. There was
nothing to it.
The only visitor that did anything
worth noting was Davidson. He con-
mitted one of the most fragrant viola
tons Of the moral law ever seen here
when he Outran O'Learys drive to the
left corner and put it in his pocket
Had it not been for this unreasonable
| and unwarranted interference the ball
would have bounded against the Brown
| Beauty sign and Dan would have camp
ed on second and possibly third
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-08-23
MOLINE Gets CUP
Rock Island Golfers Eliminated
in Semi-F Finals for Mems
Handicap.
CADY AND HOSF0RD ARE LEFT
w. B. Mixter and Leon Mitchell Defeat
ed 4 up and up Respec-
lively.

Moline golfers made a certainty OF
the championship title in the semi
finals for the mems championship cup
on the local links yesterday afternoon
Leon Mitchell followed the exampl4
set by his twin brother and lost TO r
S. HOsford > down to play. w. b
MiXter the other Rock Island man who
played in the semi-fnaIs was beaten bv
j. d. Cady of Moline. The other
matches were closely contested and
very interesting.
Results of Matches.
Following are results of the various
matches:
CHAMPIONSHIP CUP.
J. d. Cady won from w b. Mixte",
4 up 3.
II. S. Hosford won from Leon Mitch
ell, 3 up ..
CLASS B CUP.
H A. Barnard won from c. T.
Schmidt. up 3.
NJ. \. Richardson won from f. c.
Mueller, , up l.
CLASS c CUP.
r. C. Mitchell won from G. II. Ball
cr, up, 10 holes.
J. n. Van Patten Won from F. c.
Denkmann, . up l.
CLASS d CUP.
G. A. Price won from Frank Mixter,
: up 6.
Harry Ainsworth won from W. F
Alexander, l up.
CLASS f CUP.
II. c. Wvlie won from F. G. Allen.
l up. 20 holes.
J. P. Donahue won from W. II. RecE.
by default.
CLASS F CUP.
Otto Huber won from Nathaniel
French. . up.
w. L. Allen won from Charles Ebert
; up 3.
CONSOLATION CUP.
Gust Tegeler won from Paulo Red
dewig. up 6.
L. T Hillman won from W. ]. Ne
Cullough. 6 up 3.
PairinGs for Today.
The pairings for today are as fol-
lows:
| CHAMPIONSHIP CUP.
J. D. Cady and r. S. HOsfOrd.
| CLASS b CUP.
| II. A. Barnard and NJ. n. Richardson
| CLASS c CUP. g.
r c. Mitchell and ]. n. Van Patten.
| CLASS D CUP.
| G.. A Price and Harry AinswOrth
| CLASS F CUP.
| II. c. Wylic and J. P Donahue
CLASS F CUP.
Otto Huber and w. L. Allen.
CONSOLATION CUP.
l l.. T. Hillman and Gust Tegeler