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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-24
TONE WAS HEAVY
AFTER DECLINES
Animation and Strength Mark
MISUNDERSTANDING
Drops Prices.

New YORK. March 2i--Tradng ON the
stock exchange today started off with
great animation aud notable strength.
The dealings were widely distributed and
the strength quite uniform, the usual
speculative favorltes and few spec
ialtics besides showing large fractional
gains. General Electric rose III, Erie
first preferred lSs and Northern Pacific,
Canadian Pacific and American Locomo-
tive l.
After prices had risen to a still high
err level, series OF realizing sales be-
gan IN the western railroad stocks which
drove prices down sharply from the Nigh
est aud in conspicuous instances 10 De
low yesterday. American Sugar was eX-
ceptionally weak and yielded a point be-
low yesterdays closing. supporting or
ders were then executed but the, tone be-
came rather heavy at the end OF the
hour
After another recession prices rose
again. The most conspicuous movements
were In specialties, but emioh rac,se'
Louisville and Nashville and Delaware
and Hudson got up / to IL CONSEQUENCES
Gas rose Ave. Westinghouse Electric
Biscuit preferred 3, Des Moines and Fort
Dodge ~ Utah Copper ?, Pacific Cost
and American Woollen preferred III and
st. Louis Southwestern preferred Ia Am
erlcan Sugar declined 9 International
Pump l. and Havana Electric s.
Bonds were firm.
Large orders for both accounts contin-
ued to flow into the market and the rise
in prices was unlmportant. Demand en-
braced a wide variety of stocks and eN-
tended to many low priced Issues. West.
inghouse Electric extended it's gain to ?
points. the hrst preferred 5ls, Atlantic
Coast Line Al, Louisville and Nashville
21s, Illinois Central and st. Paul :.
Pressed Steel Car 1ss
A number of the less prominent stocks
We're brought within the range OF one
point advance. The upward movement In
the usual fayorites halted and business
became very quiet at slight recessions:
Norfolk and Western preferred declined
5ls.
The market closed firm aud active Un-
ION Pacific was lifted above LIS and IN
tied States Steel above 36c. carrying tho
general list in sympathy to the best
prices of the day, Lots of LEGO to b,oo
the advances and prices gave way. Spec
ialties still showed the most conspicu-
Gus gains. Chicago. ST. Paul. Minnea-
polls and Omaha rose sever. Ruthiand
preferred 4iia. Tennessee Copper 3, AM
erican Smelling, Pressed Steel Car and
Amrican Locomotive, Virginia Carolina
Chemical. American WOODEN. American
Mailing preferred and Central Railroad
OF New Jersey 2 to PA The profit taxi
ing made considerable inroads IN prices.
In the last few minutes st. Paul was
rushed to the highest again and the
general market hardened
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
YESTERDAY.

n. S Hubbard to Helene Strother,
lot and part OF lot g., block
Hamptou's subdivision No. ....j
r. $. Hubbard TO W h Strother,
an Of lot T, ana part OF lot 8.
block l. Hsmpton's subdivision No.
2, .....,...t..'.'s ..'.,,. .s,,,.
Henrietta Heath and husband 10
Samuel Simpson, lot I. block /, j.
H. Whnlens addition .............. 200
NJ 5. Woolloy 10 II. c.. Jones' part
or lot /, block 80, plat u ,......,.... $500
Charles +. Smith 10 W. Semerson
lot 10, block 4, Gabbotts addi-
ton 4, Observation-Disclosures. $500
David Eccles 10 Hyum s. Young.
ct a. part Of lot 2 block Y ooo
IISlum 8 Young 10 r. r. Fhrus-
worth, part OF lot g. block Y. plat
.t.. t....fs.s.s.s. sts,+sf.'.t .t,.ts,t,
a j. pendleton, Jr,. 10 Lionel H.
Gray part OF lot l. block % plat
Is .t.s .tt'.'+s.ss'f. - sfffs .,.t..'.s. $500
Elizabeth Moore TO Mrs William
clark et Of land injection T.
township 2 south, range ! east ... 700
II g. Hoffman ct al 20 G, NJ llar-
ris ct al, lot 10, etc, block /.
Carolina subdivision .,.........,. ., s
lano Robinson TO John NJ Young
lot 49, etc, block l Alta place 49,. ESQ
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VISITED BINGHAM MINES.

NJ. y. MacKelNe. representing the
Roston brokerage firm OF Hayden.
stone & Company, and Max NJ. Fur
lnud Paris banker have spent the
past few days IN looking over the
Iroperties OF the Utah Copper and
Poston Consolidated Mining eompar-
les AT Bingham and Garfield. They
also visited the big smelter Of the AM
erican Smelling a Refining company
at Garfield
Before leaving for The east last
night, both expressed much satisfac-
ton over what they had seen and
we're "A unit in saying that Utah Cop-
For belongs iu the front ranks OF tho
copper mines OF the world.
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CHICAGO.

Chicago. March 2s-The wheat market
today opened weak because of moderate
selling by commission houses chiefly
based upon a decline. at Liverpool. May
wheat opened y 10 nc lower at ~ u
D4ac and sold at eSc,
The corn market was arm chiefly he
moderate local receipts. May corn open
ed = to lsG higher at 66H TO sSIto and
for time held within these figures.
The oats market was exceedingly dull
ones FOR some time. The market was lsc
higher at 64A.
Provisions we're nrm because OF strong
demand FOR live. hogs. May pork open
6.72is
The wheat market became strong In the
last half OF the day because OF an linz
proved demand for cash wheat, May sell
Ing IN 20 o5h Tho close was strong with
May " higher AZ a5ls
tho high point for May being 61as. The
close was strong with May lSsc higher
Close Wheat May 49,; July sms; Sept.
SoTn-May g,sj July s!.si sept Gs.
iSPR SrfM any 4, "a tss,s SET f, i S
Ribs-Niay G7ilfae'S' July 75SGE; Sept Sept
Ryh-Eash UnfA
Barley--CQsh 70ifGg.
1'imothy-March iH
cloYcr-March si.26.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liver pool March A-Close- Wheat.
March nominal May d. I'D, July ~. sLd.
BUTTER AND EGGS
Chicago March 2i-Bntter steady.
creameries s29Sslai dairies 9d26o
Eggs, steady at mark; cases included,
AVG
New York. March "a Butter lrrogul-
ar. creamery thirds TO drais Id27; held.
common 10 special 2id3i
Cheese. firm: unchanged.
Eggs, easier. western average firsts l5is
Az; seconds liifnibE
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New York March ~ sugar raw arm
fair refining 3.76; centrifugal as test 4. ~;
molasses sugar q 90.
Refined, steady: crushed 500: powder
I'D 90, graduated $40
coifes qulot No. Rio 9; No. San
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TODAY's MONEY MARKET

New York, March 2s.-NIonev on
call easy, ia at per cent: rnIho
rate .: closing bid IA; offered al
per cent.
Time loans quiet and steady: M
days 81 per cent: 30 days az nm
cent: six months, 4 To az per cent
Prime mercantile paper 5IS nj
pei cent.
Sterling exchange easy with actusl
business I'm bankers bills at 1881 nj
1876 for demand, ana Mt 4s345 Al
1880 for 60 day bills: commercial
bills 1S3A.
Bar silver. 3. &c.
Mexican dollars, t7c.
Government bonds easy; railroad
bonds firm.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.


Chicago. March 4,--csttle-Receipts
about 5000: market strong beeves 4.1f1
TOO; cows and heifers 2,0Q6. 90. Texans
4. 4Oa5. 80; calves 4.00Q6 90: westerns 4.5On
$50: stockers and feeders sl5G6.lo.
Hogs-Receipts about 1000; market
heavy 4. s5a5 10 rough l.s5d4.s5 pigs 400
IA IS: bulk of sales 5o1do 10
Sheep-Receipts about 1000; market
strong Natives 4.40Q6. So; westerns 4.6tQ
$50: yearllngs e.o0lrI co; lambs 5.s5d1 10;
western 6.75Is.1
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city, March A--CsttleRe-
ceipts 5000. including 200 southerns. Mar,
kef 10 cents higher. Native steers Sod
I 100: native cows and helfers 3oo@6. 10;
stockers and feeders 4,O0I5. 90; bulls $50
6.Oo1S IS: western COWS 375a6.o0.
Hogs-Receipts 1900; market strong.
bulk OF sales L. s595. 90, heavy l.a5d5. on y
packers and butchers 4s595OS; light AIS
ass; pigs 4. 25lf4.bG.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 market strong.
Muttons o. oas 90; lambs s6otf7 SO: range
wethers s SOM 90; fed ewes 3 2Sd6 d.
OMAHA.
Omaha. March 2l-Cattle--Rece
$500: market 10 cents to 70 cents higher.
Native steers 4.50a6 IS; cows and heifets
S.5od5 so: western steers i;ooq5;75 Texas
steers 3.b0Qi4. 20; cows aud heifers 2.7SE
$50; Gamers 2.a5Ei3. rs; packers and feed
ers 3.0qs. 10; calves 3 2cG8 20: bulls and
Hogs Receipts 1000: market steady;
heavy .s06f4 80: mixed 4.75ui!S0: light 4. 70
"a 33S; pigs 3,s0b4'5o; bulk of sales 4.T3s
sheep Receipts $500. Market strong
YearlinEs 3.25dlf 90; wethers 5.7SnS 80;
ewes 5.5ods.+1: lambs 675a7 80
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KING WILLIAM CLAIM.
\ Tintic Mine 10 BE Operated Through
Eagle 4 Blue Bell Shaft.

The King William claim in the TintIc
district is to be placed In the list Of
active mines in the near future. This
property is very faVorably situated
being surrounded by such noted pro-
ducers as the Centennial Eureka, Eagle
g. Blue Bell and Grand Central mines
A majority OF the stock is owned in
Boston.
II was learned today that arrange
ments had been made with the man
agement of the Eagle & Blue Bell Min
Ing company to operate through the
latters shaft II win be necessary
to drive but short distance to get
within the King william sidelincs and
into ore. The work Is To be prosecute
ed from the l9O0-foot level OF the Blue
Bell.
one OF the principal local sharehold-
ers in the King William company Is
william H. Tlbbals, the broker.
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REGULAR p. NJ. SALES.

Blacl, Jack. l,5OO at 81; 500 at as.
seller so. 1000 at 90.
Bullock, 1000 at OK
Colorado 1000 at 3,S2ia; COO At
ass; 500 at $50, seller GO.
Crown Poin, 5000 at 271a,
Emerald, 500 at ~.
indian Queen, 500 at %.
Iron Blossom. 100 at AZ; 800 az
45ts: 1000 at 40, seller 60 500 at
5l, buyer SO; 100 az 50, seller co;
80 a. 81,
Mammoth. 500 at -
May pay. 100 at a.; 200 at 4tta.
New York, 5000 M 10,
scottish Chief Loo at .oii3; $40
AT 0iit.
Seven Troughs, 500 at %.
Sioux Con, 500 at -; $500 az -,
seller SO: 400 at a&is
retro. ga at .OG ~,
Uncle SAM CON, 500 ri 50, seller 60.
Victor Con, 500 at IL. 1000 al II.
Wabash, 500 at ~ 100 at 1G.
Yankee Con, 500 az 80
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WOOL.

ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis. March 2--Wool steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums 90122. fine
mediums 1919; fine 1907.
BOSTON.
Boston. March "a The local wool market
is dull but prices are we'll maintained
Some Improvement Is reported from the
mill centers although there are still
many idle looms. A recent estimate
placed 80 to 40 per cent OF the New Eng
land looms at work on mems weargoods
Considerable Utah clothing wool changed
cost being about 81.
Business in the foreign product has been
checked by the opening OF the London
sales.
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BUY STOCK IN UTAH-fDAHo
SUGAR COMPANY.

It's officers include Joseph f. Smith.
presidents Thos, II. Cutler, vice
president and general manager.
We commend the preferred stock
10 those who desire a regular income
u7h cents dividend on each share
$50 par value) every quarter.
Common stock is a good buy for
those VINO can AFFORD to take the
chances and who are willing 10 wait
for returns 10 come in
Both stocks are cumulative.
II you wish to either buy or sell.
call and see US or write for what
you want,
Buy a home in Forest Dale, lots
for cash, on ON easy terms, at
per cent interest.
GEORGE NJ. CANNON COMPANY
Rooms Si2-5la Templeton Building
Phone Bell 81,
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NEwHousE IN NEVADA.
Leaves With Chief Engineer Today 10
Hunt for a Gold Mine.

Samuel Newhouse and his chief en-
gineer. NJ. NJ. Johnson. expect to pull
out for Nevada this afternoon and ac-
cording 10 Information coming from
a trustworthy source. they win visit
the camp of Rawhide and thence
move on to ronopah, Goldfield, Silver
Peak and winding up at Rhyolite,
where Mr. Newhouse is identified with
the Montgomery Mountain property.
In statement made to members
Of the press Yesterday afternoon. MIR.
Newhouse declared that he is after =
Nevada gold mine. and that ne eN-
poets to md good one while on this
trim.
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GREEN cANANEA REPORT.
First Annual Statement Has Been Is-
sued 10 shareholders.
Pollock SpeclaI Wiral

New York, March 24.-The first an
nual report of the Greene Cananea
Copper Go. for the year ending Dec.
81 last, has been issued The treas
urer'S statement shows: Receipts, Sl25,-
0l2; disbursements, Sl23,6s4; cash bal
ance 81, 1928 The company has an au-
thoriaed capital OF 60, 100000 aud owns
925,03s shares OF the 100000 issued
shares of the Grcene-Cons. Copper Co.
by the Cananea Central. Tho Greene
Cananea stock depends entirely upon
the earning power OF the two controlled
companies.
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Business Light Today as Compared TO
Yesterdays Transactions.

Sioux Consolidated. Black Jack and
Colorado were the leaders during the
forenoon calls of the mining exchange
today Some large blocks of the for
mer came out. but they were readily
absorbed and steady prices prevailed.
Colorado fell to 1915 during the regular
call, followed by slight recovery on
the open board. Black jack softened
slightly while May Day wound up
with sale at 43iA cents.
Little trading was done in the un-
listed stocks, The closing quotations
and sales were:
MORNING CALL.
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BUTTE COALITION.
Officially Stated That Dividend VIII
BE Passed
O'CLOCK Special wire J

Butte. March 24-It is stated by an
official that the Butte Coalition COM
pany will pass another dividend and
may not resume dividend payments un-
III next fall
North Butte is now employing 100
miners aud IS shipping $50 tons Of ore
daily. the highest amount ever shipped.
II took 900 men to get out about the
same quantity before.
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ORE PROM THE pULLooK.

Ben H. Bullock Of the Bullock Min
ing company ls In the city today from
Provo, With a lot of samples form the
Bullock mine I'm the Tintic district
which he brought up 10 be assayed.
Lcasers have shipped ore from the
property running 26,6 ounces In sill
yer and 8 IS per cent copper the same
having been taken from tie lb0-toot
level, Samples from a Wine sunk .
feet below this level went 2l,s ounces
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NO CASE on nEcnRn

There Is no case on record of a cough
or cold resulting In pneumonia on con
sumption after Foley's Honey and Tar
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brokers. furnish the following quota
tions from San Francisco on Nevada
mining stocks.
CoMsTOCK.
ophlr, 91OdGisi5: Mexican. S6msI:
Gould Il Curry. asked; Con- Va. l06l
Al Savage, 81 asked. Hale x NorcfOss.
2lG22. Yellow Jacket. 19075: Belcher.
l2Gl3 Confidence. 30 asked Sierra Ne
vada. 2Sd24 Exchequer II asked; I'm
Ion, 35n36.
TONOPAH
Tonopah Nevada, 5.7Sa5. 80: Montana
Tonopah. i.5Ti6d1i. 60; Tonopah Extern
sion, So bid; MacNamala, 40d4l: Mid
way 81 asked; Tonopah Belmont, los
9I07l7 1'onopah North star, l1@12;
Ohio Tonopah. / asked; West End
Cons. 2Sq24: Rescue. sag: Tonopah &
California, bid. Golden Anchor, SG4;
Jim Butler. 27@2S; Cash Boy, 3 asked :
Home, 1 bid; Monarch Pitts Bxtn.. 5
asked; Montana Midway Extension,
asked Golden Crown asked.
GoLDF1ELD
Sandstone. 30432. Col Mt. 2t623;
Jumbo Ext. S2Q34 Vernsl bid. Penn
sylvania, 3 asked Kendall. le bid:
Booth, 1s619; Blue Bull. 1908; Adams.
on6; Silver Pick, 24I25; May Queen, I
ns; Nevada Boy, 6 asked. Black Butte
Ext, saS; Blue Bell, bid; Dixie, 2GlS;
Goldfleld Columbus. 10 asked Hibernia,
2 bid st, Ives. 26G26; Conqueror. s
bid; Black Rock. 2G3; Lone Star, 71S;
G. Wonder, . asked; Orc, 3 bid Ken
DAN Ext. 1 bid: Sandstone Ext. 8
asked: Mayne 3 asked; Atlanta 23M24:
CT. Bend, 420s5; Slmerone. 10 asked;
Empire, 3GDi Red Top Ext, 12@13;
Florence, 4l0q4t5 D'fleld Is. r. Cons,
1917; Goldfield Daisy. 1901 So; Comb.
Fraction, 6S46e; CT. Bend Ext 9Dlo;
ct. Bend Annex, S@i0; b. b. Bonanza,
EOS; Kewanos. 4004l; Esmersilda, 4
asked; Portland. 10@12; Crackerja.vk,
7@S; f. Mohawk, 20 asked; Red Hills.
2S42i; Mohawk Ext, 4d5; l.. Dillon.
4G5; Grandma. SG9: S. p. Ext, 3
asked Y. Rose. 364. Goldfield Con.
800 bid; Dfield Triangle. 7dS; Coming
Nation, EOS.
BULLFROG.
Original. 2GS: Bullfrog Mining so
6: Mont Bullfrog, 16p2; National Bank,
20 asked l.. Harris, ! asked; Anne
thyst. cos: Gold Bar, 20@22: Denver
Bullfrog Annex, asked: Bonnie Glare,
17@IS: Mayflower Cons, 1913;
Montgy. Sho. Ext, 1@3; q. Scepter.
IA; Montgy. Mt. I0G11; b, Diamond
field. asked: Homestake Cons, 80 bid;
Y. Girl. asked; Nugget, 2@S; Tramp
Cons. 17@19; Victor, asked; Mineral
Hill, s bid.
MANHATTAN.
Magtlh. Cons. 10 bid: Mani Min.
Co., asked; G. Dodge, gag; S. Hum
phrey, 1 asked Deter. 7QS; L. Joe,
asked: Crescent, 2 asked Combination,
. asked; Granny, 6 asked; Mustang,
bid Little Gray. asked Cow Boy,
asked Ong. Mani. 3 asked: Broncho,
aga Pinenut, 2M3; $. Dog, bid; Y.
Horse, ! bid.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Nevada Hills. 2.75 bid; Pittsburg Sill.
Peak, / .07 y al 10: North Star Won
der, asked; Eagles Nest is bid;
Alice of Wonder. asked; Hailstone,
sac Original Rawhide 40 asked;
Rawhide Queen. /. so bid Rawhide Re
gent rs bid; Rawhide Burro, s asked:
RaMhide Red Top. is bid.
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COMMENCEMENT
PROGRAMS.

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pollock Special Whe)
Boston, March 24.-Copper metal ,td =
vanccd Il to hc today. making LAKE
ladl3ia. Electro l3@Gl3h, Casting 1874
al97s. Lead 3.t0a4 90, Tin 3iAq32
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LEGAL BLANKS

~ every character and description.
arranged from the best legal FORMS
ana brought strictly up 10 date.
~ lull supply always on hand at the
Desvret News Book Store.
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RExALL MINE AT ALTA.


one OF the attractive properties OF
the Alta district rs that ~ the ReHall
Mining company in which Sam Porter
this city are the leading spirits II is
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DISPLAY.
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Not remnants of Broken Lines but
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ORE AND BULLION.

The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick
& Company We're: Crude ore and con-
centrate. 100000; base bullion, $4,000.
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NOTICE. TO Our cusrovppe

We are pleased TO announce that Fo,.v',
honey and Tar for coughs colds and Inns
troubles is not affected BY the National
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e. NJ West & Co, stock broker,
d. r. Walker Blk. Both phones Sf.
fee ana residence
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GEO. Q, CANNON ASSOCIATIONS.
BROKERS, 70 70. So. Temple. Both
'phones $40.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

dividend. payable April 25. Books close
April H.
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.
REGULAR GALL SALES

Beck Tunnel 100 al 49,
Black Jack, LOO AT So; 500 at SO,
seller 60
Bullock. 900 at ~.
Colorado 200 at 3.75; coo at s5ila 100
at 377k, seller so; 100 at $40. seller 60.
Grown Point. 800 at q; 5000 at 271s.
Emerald, 1000 at ~; 800 at IL,
Indian Queen. 500 at :.
Iron Blossom. 100 at 4S1a 1000 at 4s;
100 at 49,
Lower Mammoth, LOO at 45; 80 at &C.
buyer 80; 800 at i5ia. buyer so
May Day 500 at i3ia; 300 at A.
Nevada Hills. 100 at 2.s5; 100 at 2.S2is.
Scottish chief, 1000 at s. 80 at d.
Sioux CON, 1000 at 24iA 1000 at "a;
1000 at 2ii2. buyer go; "A 200 Mt 2Sih 500
at "a, buyer 60. 500 at "a. 500 at 29ls,
seller so; 500 at "A, buyer 80.
Tetro, 5000 at ia; ! 900 at Z.
Uncle sam, 500 at 81
Utah Mine. 100 at 1.55.
Victor. 500 at ~
Wabash, 300 at -.
Yankee Con. 200 at 80.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Black Jack, ilOo at 81; 200 at 56
800 at %.
Bullock. 1000 at IA buyer 30; 1000 at
~.
Colorado, 800 at S.77ls.
Lower ammoth. 100 at 46
May Day, 200 at 44ia; 400 at A. 400
at 4Sta.
Mountain Lake. 200 at as.
Sioux Con. 100 at 23ls 1000 al 2il7,
buyer go.
Tetro. 100 at Z
Victor Con. 800 at L.
Uncle Sam, 1000 at 50: 100 at 81,
seller 60.
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DIVIDEND POSTED.
CPollock Special Wire)

Boston, March "a. Cal, &. Arizona d.
ectors nave DECLARED u u quarterly
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A. S, CAMPBELL,
Stock Broker el5 D =. Walker Blocl
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III, There can't be another oon.
HUSLER's
FLOUR

It's simply impossible to ,o,,.
better flour " make
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James A. Pollock & Co.. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following quota
lions from San Francisco on Nevada
mining stocks
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-24
CoNTsTocK

ophir, 91Od91gl5 Mexican. S6dS1;
Gould q Curry, 9 asked; Con. We, iO6l
Al: Savage, 81 asked. Hale X NorcrOss.
2lG22; Yellow Jacket. 13075: Belcher.
1908; Confidence. 80 asked; Sierra Ne
vada. 2Sa24i Exchequer. IL asked; Tn.
Ion, 35m36.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-24
OTHER DISTRICTS

Nevada Hills. 10 bid: Pittsburg Sill.
Peak, OK clio: North Star Won
der, 2 asked; Eagles Nest. is bid
Alice of Wonder. asked; Hailstone,
5q6; Original Rawhide, 40 asked ;
Rawhide Queen, so bid; Rawhide Re
gent. rs bid; Rawhide Burro $ asked:
Rawhide Red Top. Is bid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-24
MANHATTAN.

Maptlh. Cons. 10 bid Mani, Min.
Co, . asked; G. Dodge. 2@S; S. Hum
phrey 1 asked; Deter, 7QS; L. Joe. 2
asked; Crescent, asked; Combination,
. asked; Granny, 6 asked; Mustang, Z
bid; Little Gray asked; Cow Boy. 2
asked; Ong. Mani. asked; Broncho,
2@3; Pinenut, 2@3; 5. Dog, bid; Y.
Horse hid