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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-22
GOLD EXPORTS
WITHOUT EFFECT
----------------
Was a Moderate Rise in Prices
With Minor Specialties in
Considerable Demand.
SOME REcESSIoNS MADE.
Selling Stopped, Market Becoming
Firmcr With Slight Improvement
Bonds Were Steady.

New York, April 22.--Flrst prices of
stocks today showed no important
changes from yesterdays closing. with
tho exception of few specialties and
the dealings were small, Mixed gains
and losses OF u to Il were general.
Reading first preferred sold at ad-
vance of 2, Northern American liz, and
Interborough- Metropolitan preferred
and Distillers' Securities a.
Additional large gold exports were
without effect on the market prices ris-
ing moderately with considerable de-
inand for the minor specialties. Amer
lean Beet Sugar was bid up 4, the pre-
ferred Q, North American 5, Minnea-
polls. st. Paul & Sault Ste Marie ~,
National Biscuit Ia. Dlstillers Securi-
ties IA, and Reading, Wheeling and
Lake Erie first preferred National
Lead and Third Avenue i. American
Mailing preferred fell 4.
The tone of the market became heavy
and dull, but recessions We're sllght
Missouri Pacific, Westinghouse Electric
and American Car preferred rose !,
Chicago Union Traction preferred,
Trust Receipts, IA, and American
Steel foundries preferred. Trust Re-
ceipts, 1la.
Selling stopped and the market be-
came firmer although the improve
ments were very slight. Louisville d
Nashville receded q point,
Prices held rigidly throughout the
period OF dullness I'm the AFTERNOON, put
there was no feature in the dealings.
Atlantic Coast Line gained l. and St
Louis and San Francisco second pre-
ferred lost III.
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OIL IN EASTERN UTAH.
Los Angeles Man Investigates Ncrnai
Field and Acquires Land.

c. II. Judd, a capitalist from Los
Angeles, Cal. who has been in this
section of the state for several days
looking over the oil fields, has re-
turned to his home. says the Vernal
Express. He was much pleased at the
indicrtions In fact so much pleased
that he has leased large acreage OF
oil lands I'm the vicinity of Powder
Springs, "A miles from Jensen, on the
other side Of Green river. 1t is thought
that the land In question is on the
Rangely oil belt,
This land is controlled by Venal and
California people. The local people in
terested include NJ. G. Thomas, King
Lewis, Jess Hainlinc, w. NJ Maddox,
John Caldwell. Mason Caldwell, George
Decker, Frank Decker. George Btllinga
and a number OF others. The lease is
TO cNtend over n period of 20 years.
II Is given OUT on good authority that
MI Judd intends TO ship machinery this
summer and that not later than next
September he viii begin sinking we'll
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS.
st. Louis. April 22.--wool steady
Terrific ry and Westerns IS at 90; fine
mediums, 16 at 17c fine s at i5c.
BOSTON WOOL.
Boston. April 2t.-Tha wool market
is much quieter than curing the pre-
vious fortnight, but there IS a more
encouraging tone. Values, however,
are rot expected to change in either
direction in the immediate future
Quotations;
Northern, SO at 55c:
middle county, so at &c; southern,
SO 1T soc.
oreson-Eastern No. | staple 62 at
Csc: eastern No. 1 clothing, 90 at $50,
valley No l. 4S at soc
Territory-Fine staple 60 at ga;
fine medium staple. IS at 60c fine
clothing, 30 at Doc: hnlf-blood, 80 at
bsc; three eighths-blood. so at sec.
quarter-blood. As at 4sc, pulled. ex-
ira, GO at 62c; fine a. 90 at sic; A
supcrs. "a at iSc.
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COPPER BUTTE PoPERTY.
Specimens of Copper ore Attract At
tcntion In Rlchhcld.

Andrew Nelson, who has charge of
the development work on the Copper
Butte property which is located IN
the Kimberly district, says the Rich
field Reaper arrived last week with n
from near the foot wall I'm the clay.
II weighs so pounds ana win go from
40 10 50 per cent copper.
The Copper Butte company has dom"
more than 100 feet Of development
work and has penetrated 2O-foot
ledge OF quartz which contains low
grade copper ore with strcaks of eN-
ceptioually fine hlgh-grade ore. There
Is some blue ore which Hes along the
edge OF a vein OF iron next 10 the por-
phyry and which win assay at from
rs 10 20 per cent copper There Is now
from 10 10 10 tons OF good high grade
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west couple OF weeks ago 20 close up
q deal on the Carbonate property IN
Beaver county left for the east this
afternoon. Before leaving he ordered
development work stnrted He was ac-
cotnpanied east by James Cawley or
the Nevada Alamgamated company
f. A Schlrmer OF Boston, director
of the Boston Consolidated Mining COM
pany. has returned to Boston and In an
interview Is quoted as having said;
THAT within 60 to 80 days the company
Will be able to supply its new mtli
with at least 1000 tons of ore daily.
Recovery at the mill is averaging 7O}k
per cent to az high as 10 pet cent
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PRODUCE.


A1fflAAtrtp.
Chicago, April 22.--rhe feature in the
wheat trade here today was an adj
vance of over / cent In the May deliv-
cry. Offerings in May were limited and
We're eagerly taken by commission
houses. Small receipts In the north
west and an improved demand for cash
wheat were bullish features, Distant
deliveries were strong. May opened a
shade to Ss@& higher at 9bi4 to 95A
and sold up TO S67s. July opened h4A
lower to " higher at S71s to SIh@9sla,
and sold at Ssls,
Corn was hrmer on large receipts
and strength of wheat. Trade was light
owing TO limited orders. May opened
unchanged to II lower at 65% to e5%
and sold TO 6shG6Sh
oats was firm. May opened * higher
at 0319 and sold up to b3&. July opened
H higher at ASH and sold at 56b.
There was only moderate trade in
provisions and the market was barely
steady. 5-cent decline In live hogs
had q weakening influence. The prin-
cipal trading was I'm July and septem-
Der options. July pork was 7hQl0
TO l0Ql2h lower at 1900 TO l302h July
lard was 2ls 10 7ls lower at 500 10 $40.
July ribs were cents lower at 702ls.
Close: Wheat-May sos July S7ls;
September S4A.
Corn-AIay 66A a66%; July 62s.; Sep
TENDER. Glis
oats May old, 5s%; May 81; July
old, 45ss; July 49,; September, Ssk.
Pork-AIay 12.77ls; July 1910; Sep
TENDER 1910.
Iard-May 792is; July S12h Sep
tember S32iA.
iiibs -May 677,a; July 1885, seplem-
bar 1880
Rye-Cash. 1880
Barley--A'ash 70Qs4.
Timothy 425
Glover Nothing doing
Sentiment was lees bullish In the
last half OF the session and there was
considerable proht-taking, The market
closed steady With May 1AQih higher,
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

OHIO KENTUCKY CON. MINING co.
Notice is hereby given that the stock
certificates of the Ohio Kentucky CON
Mining Co, corporation of Nevada, are
holders of record of the Ohio Kentucky
Mining Company, of Utah, in the proper
ton of three shares OF such new stock
for one of old.
Stockholders are requested to send In
their certificates for exchange at the Of
flee of the company, Room 625 Dooiy
Block Salt Lake City. without DELAY. rs
the Ohio-KentuclSy Mining Company, of
Utah is to be dissolved and dislncorporat.
ed Z. l.. GODBE
Vice Presldenl
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BosToN CoPpER CLOSE.

Furnished by private wire by Bad
ger Brothers, brolpars. 100 south Main
street:
Adventure, lAQ2 Arcadian. 3lsGi;
Aloue2,2 lG2j; Atlantic, Sl401: Arizona,
l7ia@1S; Bingham Con, 5Oa75; Boss
ton COM llhmil5s; Butte Coalition,
20laW20& Calumet y Arizona, 99W10O,
Calumet & Hecla, 625@63O; Centennial
20la02lie; Con Mercnr, 3Sd39 Copper
Range G4G6ih DAILY West ShM9h I;
Elm River, ! asked Franklin 6ls@7:
CRANKY, gO092, Greene Cunauea, 77sG
S; Helvetia, 2ia@2A; Isle Royalc, lSQl0;
La sale. i27sQ1S; Mass. 2ss@3;
Mexican Con- G%N1 Michigan. lOhG
II; Mohawk, 47H4s, Nevada Con. M
Gia North Butte 63mh; Old Domin-
ion, 32ika33, Osceola SlQS3; Parrot
lSHNh; quincy, slNs3; Rhode Island
2iaH3; shannon, 11h@h; Santa Zee, ~
nN Tamarack 590Gl Trinity 1874
0Ai United Copper, Ghg1; u. <.
Smelling, pfd., i2hWM; Utah Cons. IS
439; Victoria, 2laq3 Winona, asked;
Wyandole, 70 asked; Wolverine, 1850
1870
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Are You
Sick?

Much sickness is due to
a weak nervous system.
Yours may be. If it is,
you cannot get well until
you restore nerve strength
Your nervous system is
natures power house; the
organs of your body get
their power from it. II
the power is not there, the
action of the organs is
weak, and disease (sick-
ness) follows. DR.. Miles
Nervine cures the sick
because it soothes the
irritated and tired nerves
and gives the system a
chance to recuperate.
Try it, and see if you do
not quickly feel its bene-
fetal effect.
II was given mp 20 die by lead
ms doctor. Got one OF DR., Miles
books and found that DIR, Miles Ner.
vine ~ my case. From the very iirst
dose | took / got better. am better
now than ! have Deen for years, ana
do all my own work on the farm.
That's whit DR.. Miles Neryne has
done for me, and am glad 10 recon-
mend II TO others"
JOHN JAMES, Rlverton Nebr
Your druaglst sells Or. Miles New
Inc, and Wo authorize him 70 return
price Of FIRST bottle (onlV N II fal'S
% oenent you.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
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THAYER AT BUTTE.
Assistant to II. II. Rogers Talks
About AmaIgamated Mines.
O'CLOCK Special Wire,


New York. April 2S.-Benjamln
Thayer assistant to President Fl. H.
Rogers of the Amalgamated company,
has gust returned from six weeks
trip to Butte in connection with the
business of the company. He states
that no changes have taken place in
the Boston and Montana operations
as 1t has been operating TO its full ca
pacity for number of months. All
tho other properties of Amalgamatcd
company began full operations March
l. 1'he efforts OF everyone at present
says Mr.. Thayer are not to make
Iecorf production OF copper, but to
make a record low cost for copper
production, and this Is being done at
the present time. 1t can he said that
certain mines In Butte during the pres
cnt year viii be able TO produce cop
per at price second to none in this
country.
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET,

New York. April a2.-Moncy on call
easy ~ ut > per cent; ruling rate "a
closing hid fM; offered at per cent
Tliue loans dull and easy; 6o days
az: 90 DAYS ~ AT 2&: six months.
81. al $50 per cent.
Prime mercaptil paper. 4 AT Az
Sterling exchange easier with act
nal business I'm bankers bills AT 4SI so
AT 30 for demand, and at 1879 at
30 for 90 day bills; commercial bi'is'
4S4.
i,nr silver, 81 Is.
Mexican dollars, l'c
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds steady.
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GREAT BEND LIQUIDATION.

San Francisco. April 23--1'he man
ipulators in Great Bend yesterday sold
Il bunch of stock which caused con-
siderable liquidation by outside hold
ers, who bought on tho recent adj
vance The strike of ere. reputed TO
lee worth $500 n ton, said To- have
been plade about throe months ago
and kept secret Icy the management, Is
still. uueonhrmed by thcm. Speculat-
ors are suspicious OF a cheap stock
that Euctuates so rapidly.
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.

Scot. Chief. 900 at A. 1000 at ga.
Seven Troughs. 1000 at 90 b. 80; 1000
at 2sIs.
Utah Cen Tintic 1900 at 10. b. so.
Victor Con, 1000 at 10Y; 200 at 10.
Wabash. 100 al coz
Yerington Copper, $500 at 1lls 5000
at IL.
zenoli. 1,76S at 80; 1900 at 80. 1000 at
33ls; 200 at "a. Il. 60; 100 at "a.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Bullock $500 at Is. h. SO; $500 at
l41s; l,500 at l4is. Il. SO; 400 at 1874, Is.
GO; 5000 at IA 1900 at 1919 500 ut 10.
Iron Blossom. 500 at Az
Lead King, 500 at 10.
Scottish Chief, 500 at 4.
Yerlngton Copper, 1000 at II.
tsru,trT
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General Manager George w. Heintz
has stated that the United States
Smelling Refining & Mining company
will resume the purchase of ore fore
treatment at Bingham Junction about
the middle of June The work of re-
constructing the hues and installation
of a converter roasting plant is pro-
crossing very satisfactorily.
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WILL INSTALL HOIST.
Plant 10 BE Purchased Tor Seven
TrOughs Eclipse.

AZ meeting of the directors Of the
Seven Troughs Eclipse Mnlng COM
pany last evening. the purchase OF a
new hMstinR plant was authorized,
With the plant installed, the manage
ment win proceed 10 develop the pro-
perty az greater depth, The present
lowest workings Is $50 feet
". Craig expects 10 leave for
Seven Troughs In few days. and
while there win make another eXam-
inatiun Of the property, Mr.. Craig H.
q large shareholder in ,he Eclipse
company lie believes II VIII develop
into q proposition every lit as merl-
todCus as the MaNma Hills, which
rs adjoining
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CONCENTRATES

supt Rossberg Of the Carisa IS In
from Tiniic today,
General Manager Charles w Sax
man Of the Yampa Smelling company
has arrived from the east
George W Morgan went to Nevada
today on a brief business trip, his
destination beine Reno
w lester Mangum, manager of the
Tintle Smelling company, IS In the city
doing Jury duty IN the Federal court.
Charles 0. I1ungwood. who came
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RUSH TO CENTRAL IDAHO.

Spokane, April 22.-Advices to the
Chronicle state that a mining boom
such as characterized the first PUSHES
to Thunder mountain and Buffalo
Hump is on in the Four Mile district,
i'm central Idaho. caused by the report
ed discovery of q solid ledge of ore il
feet wide full of free gold Prospectors
are reported to be rushing In by hun
dreds. 1t is said TO be the biggest
strike ever made in the Bitter Root
Mountains
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REGULAR AFTERNOON SALES.

Beck Tunnel 100 at .i71s.
Black Jack, 400 at So; 100 at 63. 5
60.
Bullock, 1000 at 1870 500 at IS.
Colorado. 100 at 4 40; 800 at &. y.
Grown Point. 1900 at ga.
Iron Blossom 500 at AS, 3. 80; 7OO
at ~.
Mountain Lake. 300 at SO,
Seven Troughs, 500 at 2ois.
Sioux Con, 1000 at IL 1000 AT
Uncle sam. 500 at So; 500 at 49,,
S. go.
Utah Con. (Tintic), 1000 at TO-
Victor Con. 400 at 10.
Zenoli 363 at "a; 100 at 3d.
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CoMSTOCK.

Ophlr, 2.4O9242ia; Mexican, 1,1Oa
112ia; Gould & Curry, 1Oq1l; Con Va,
45@4S; Savage. 26d3O Hale & Norcross,
30 bid; Yellow Jacket, 1905; Belcher,
l0dl2; Confidence. As bid; Sierra Neva-
da. 3SdS9; Exchequer, 20 bid; Union. SO
@37 Chollar, 10q11; Potosl, 10 asked,
Grown Point, 43 asked.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
ToDAY's.

TODA1'S.
Edward b. Wlcks to Edward NJ.
Ashton. lots |. etc, block 2, Ely
Ter and Rees subdivision ....
James r. Garvey to San Pedro,
Los Angeles e. Salt Lake Rail
way, land section g. township
south, range 1 west. 10
Ross G. Davis to j. G. Cunning
ham, lots %, etc. block II, Pop
perton place ...............,...' Z'oV'
George II. Hingley to Gust Tri-
antos lots 26. etc, block s, New
house Copper Plant addition. 800
Gust Triantos to James Triantos,
lots &c. etc. Newhouse Copper
Plant addition ...........,......' fVo
Yesterdays.
Mary A. f. Crismon to ole c.
Hansen, lot /, block 3, five
acre plat A................ ;.;'..'S z'loo
C. II. Albertson to Adolph Tho 100
mann. lot 5 block 5S, plat Co.. 3,OO0
A. G. Robertson to Thomas NJ.
Davis, all of block 40, Sandy 90
Station ,....,..' ....,'.,.',,' ''V
John NJ. Whitaker to +. w. Pehr-
son, lot oil, etc, block 2, Whita-
ker subdivision ................. 3Vv
A. NJ. Adamson TO II. j. Spencer,
land in section 90, township l
south, range west..........,... |
Martha " Price to Mamie Price,
lot 2. block 40, plat D.,......''
George Taylor to Mary r. Staten,
lot s. block H. 10-acre plat A..
Clayton Investment company to
X w. Clayton. part of lot /, 80.
block 50. plat A................,. 2S,ooo
Ann C. Clay to Marion A. Clay.
part of lot 10. etc, block :,
Steele's subdivision ............. .
william +. Cromar to Daniel Il.
Blythe. part of lot 4, block 81, .,o
plat D.........'- ...'..'..'. 49, S'VVo
Fred S. Rawlings to Joseph G.
Rawlings. Jr., land in section
II, township south, range
west ,.,,......, ........-..'''','
j. s. Rawlings, Jr.. to Joseph
A. Webster, land in section IL,
township south. range ! west. 300
Joseph A. Webster to George
w. Webster land in section
IL. township south, range l
A. w. Davis to Edna May Davis,
land In section %, township l
north. range l west.
Home Trust and Savings com
pany to O. r.. X. Hansen, part
OF lot /. block A. plat B.......... 1000
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at 96is. July sold off to STA and closed
asQh higher at SIN.
The corn market was weak during
the last half of the session on profit
taking by a number of the leading Gle.
vators May sold OFF to 66h 6166E, ANA
July TO 62ls The close was weak with
May unchanged to Il lower at 66s. in
66% a665s, and July 1s@Ss lower. at 625.
EvAPoRATED FRUITS.
New York, April 2t.-No change ls
reported in the market for evaporated
apples, and while prices seem to be
firmly held they are practically numi-
nal in the absence of important bust
ness. Fancy are quoted at l01smll.
choice, S1s d9ls: prime, 7A67ia: COM
mon to fair, 5%G6A.
Crop damage reports from the coas.
as to the prune outlook seem to have
no influence on the local spot market.
which rules quiet at 4A6l4 for Cal.
fornia and 5aA @i0 for Oregon fruit
Apricots are unchanged. with choice
quoted. 1920; extra choice, 1ga2l
fancy, 20@24
Peaches are in moderate demeni.
with choice quoted at 10@10lk; extra
choice, 11@111s; fancy, 115 @12; ex-
ira fancy, 1904.
Raisins are dull, with loose musca-
tets quoted at 5q5h; seeded raisins,
5lf@S; London layers, 1.6501.75.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. April 22.-Butter stcady.
creameries 81 at csc. Eggs steady. al
mark, cases included 1lla.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. April o2.--Sugar. raw.
firm: fair refining, s.ss; centrifugal,
90 test, AS; molasses sugar, 3,T3 Re-.
fined steady: crushed, GO; powdered
$50: graduated, $50
Coffee steady: No. Rio &c: No. 4,
Santos, S% at lac.
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ORE AND BULLION.

The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
Co., were: Crude ore and concentrate,
$40, 600; base bullion, 900
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Harsh physics react, weaken the bow
sls, cause chronic constipation Doan's
hesulels operate easily tone the stom-
sch, cure constipation. 25e. Ask your
druggist for them,
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ToNoPAH.

LIZ bid; MacNamara. 3O031; Midway
62663 Tonopah Belmont, l,07Ia@110;
Tonopah North Star. 12@l3;; Ohio To-
nopah, / asked: West End Cons, AZ
asked: Rescue, 9di0; Tonopah & cali
fornia. ? bid; Golden Anchor. 3@4; Jim
Butler. S2d33; Cash Boy, 80 bid; Home,
asked Monarch Pitts. Extn., asked;
Montana Midway Extn., asked; Gold
en- Crown. asked.
GoLDTIELD.
Sandstone, 36G37; Jumbo Extn.. ESQ
81 Vernal, . bid; pennsylvania, asked,
Kendall 26a27: Booth. 1924: Blue
Bull, IL asked. Adams, 567; Silver
Pick 2O621; May Queen. bid; Nevada
Bow, 3Q4; Black Butte Ext. 2Gs; Blue
Bell. 7GIS; Dixie, 1G3; Goldfield Cblum-
bia. bid IIibernia, bid; st. Ives,
SO bid. Black Rock, las; Lone Star, S
az G. Wonder. 2 asked; ORC. 96l0;
Kendall Ext. asked; Sandstone Ext.
asked Mayne, 203; Atlanta, 25q26;
CT. Bend, 5S@54; Empire, 3D4; Red Top
Ext, 1915: Florence, 3,s2la@3.S5;
Dfeld b. b. Cons. 166ls; GoldfieId
Daisy. 1.07iAQ1.10; Comb Fraction, 644
s.: CIR. Bend Ext, 6m7: CT. Bend An
mex, T@S; Midtown, 3 bid; r. b. Bon
ANA. asked; Kewanos 37@3S; Esmer-
aida, asked: Portland, 9@10; Cracker
jack. SG9; F. Mohawk, 10 bid; Red
Hills. 24@26; Mohawk. Ext, bid; L.
Dillon, bid: V Tiger, 10 bid; Grand
ma. s asked; S. p. Ext. / asked; Y.
Rose. 1 bid; Goldfeld Con. 5.31i9 bid;
D'feld Triangle, 7@S; Coming Nation.
2Q3.
BULLFROG
Original. 2@3 Bullfrog Mining sal;
Mont. Bullfrog. asked; National Bank,
1910; l.. Harris. / asked Amethyst.
6GS; Gold Bar, 15616; Denver Bullflog
Annex. asked; Bonnie Glare. 17@1S,
Maynower Cons. 10111; Montgy. Sho.
Ext, 4l5; Montgy. Mt, 10 bid; b. Dla
mondheld. asked; Homestake Cons, %
also; Y. Girl, sales; Nugget, bid;
Tramp Cons. 21@2S; Mineral Hill. sac.
MANHATTAN.
Mani Cons, IA asked; MANN. Min.
Co. 2 asked; G. Wedge, bid; $. Hum
phrey. 243; Dexter, 6 sales, l.. Joe,
asked; Crescent. 2 bid; Combination, 2
asked; Granny. > bid; Mustang. S49;
Cow Boy, asked. Ong. Manu- bid;
Brbncho . bid; Pinenut. l bid; s. Dog,
bid; Y. Horse, asked; Ind. Camp,
bid.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
FairvIew Sill. King. asked. Fairview
Eagle 80 bid; Nevada Hills, $50 ask
ed PIttsburg Silver Peak, 1.05Gl.15;
North Star Wonder, . asked; Eagles
Nest, 1915. Ruby Wonder. 2 asked
Balloon Hill. Is asked; Rawhide Queen
Regent, 20 asked; Rawhide Red Top,
1904; Alice Of Wonder. 2 asked; Hail
stone, 6 asked; Original Rawhide, IL
hid
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following quota
lions from San Francisco on Nevada
mining stocks today.
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GEO. @ CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS. "a e. SO. Temple Both
phones $40,
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4. IL Snow q Co., Stock brokers.
22 Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1878
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\. 5, CAMPBELL,
Stock Broker, 2l5 d. II, Walker Block
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Listed Stocks.

Totals ......., ........S4,36 1863 Sl9,5ss. IL
AFTERNOON CALL.
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WILL BUY ORES IN JUNE.

ore on the dump which will go from
20 to 30 per cent copper
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THE VALUE PARTY PROMISES
By A CANDIDATE.

In Democratic plat
Hawaii the
people, poweess their prom
will still be Republican they
majority
Senate during 7as four hence Democratic legislation would be
Republican platform
affairs that
policies
publican Democratic the fact that
locally will not give Republican Senate judging the politics Of the
hold House
Hawaii would be opposed by Republican Senate and It could
the Democratic platform
which Democratic
1t
pick out few things that have been left
administration
But voters who give attention what
publican Hawaii
eft Islands,
important Democratic policy Republican policy which
Democracy could
ubcns continue the they doingto
atre whose two houses will be
governor and therefore able likely
spend its time in wanglng '