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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-08
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Aug. s.--The wheat market
was active at the opening. September
opened 1s lower 10 shade higher at
IS "a G&S to $50. and on sales attributed
TO profit-taklng declined to 943a.
The corn market followed the example
of wheat. September opened Il higher
at 76h and dropped TO 757s.
The trend of prices IN the oats market
showed the influence of wheat and corn.
49, and sold off to 477s.
Provisions were moderately active with
in hog prices, prices being from ga to
pork opened at l5.45. September lard at
y.i2Is, and September ribs at S.s7h.
Closc--Wheat-Sept, 9i1a q 9iss Dec,
56* @0sA; May, 10 y Gl:6lh,
Corn-Sept., 1914 Dee, .66is: May, 65;
oats-sept, 4S6Ab Dec 4sh May,
Pork-sept,, i5.47h; Oct, 1870; Jan,
'Ribs-sept, SSH @s.oo; Oct. S@@
s.2, VI Jar $s$2sM
Burley-Cash, 6lHeG
Timothy--Sept, 3.ao.
Wheat-The close was weak with sep
temher off lM at Mik @ei%,
Corn-september late sold up TO 1914
on damang reports and closed firm at
that figures, - over yesterday.
SUGAR AND COFFEE,
New York, Aug S.--Sugar. raw. unset
tied. Fair refining, s.621a; centrifugal.
.& test, i.Rh molasses sugar 3,S21a q
r. Rseifined--Quiet. Crushed. $50; powder
cd, $50: graduated, go.
Coffee-Quiet, No, RIO, 6la; No.
Santos, SSs.
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PRICES WERE ON
A RISING SCALE
In First Ten Minutes Number OF
Metal Stocks Had Scored
Several Points.
NO GREAT FLUCTUATIONS
Utah Copper and American smelter
Made Good Adyances--Close
Was About Steady.

Now York. Aug. S-Open dealings IN
stocks today were active and with prices
on rising scale. In the first few min
uteS National Lead was up pa points,
Heading 2 American Smelling q and
Amalgamated Copper X.
Selling to realize forced some strong
stocks about point from their high
prices after which there was q rise to
the best again. There was an absence
of yesterdays sensational huctuation,
the frequont changes in prices being
made more gradually
Utah Copper advanced 2, Anaconda "a
allu 4-aCAlC Coast Q
Prices We're dropping toward the end
OF tho hour.
The market closed about steady Read
ing advanced buoyantly 5h TO a net
high price on the movement The local
fractions were strong. The general list
was unsettled by realizing sales and tho
whole market reacted lator. Some of the
northwestern and transcontinental rail-
roads and American Smelling sold nm
der last night. There were slight rallies
at the last.
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SIOUX CON. EQUIPMENT.
VIII BE Ready To Operate Next Week
Other Tintic News.
Especial TO the News

>
Eureka, Aug s.--The installation OF
new machinery at the Sioux Con. began
Tuesday morning. Everything Is ex-
pected to be In running order by tho
early part OF next week, when ore
shipments will be lnaugurated again.
II Is believed by local stockholders that
the company will pay dividends In the
autumn. Many Tintic people have been
playing Sioux for a winner and have
succeeded in obtaining large amount
of the stock, which means that much
Of the bread money" viii be distrlbut-
cd right here in the camp when the
time comes.
TINTIC STANDARD WORK.
out at the Unite Standard property
work Is being rushed Prospecting Is
being continued on the pa foot level,
the shaft is down 100 feet below the 225
level, and will be continued 100 feet
further before another station Is cut
II. j. Raddatz, the manager. was In
camp this week and reported that con-
ditlons as being exceptionally good,
While no ore bodies have been opened,
the formation in which work IL being
carried on means a good deal in the
Tintic district.
George A. udall, attorney for the
plaintiffs, states that the case of the
heirs of Joseph Il. Hartman vs. the
Victor Con. Mining company has at
last been settled out OF court This
case which has been pending for SOW
oral years. was brought by the Harrl-
man heirs who claimed they were en-
titled To a certain amount OF Victor
stock said to have been the property
OF the father A judgment was rem
dered al one time against the company
for S3S ?b0, but later Judge Richie re-
duccd this judgment to $3.50. In the
settlement Just brought about the Har-
rlman heirs get 50 552 i6, leaving tho
Victor company free from litigation.
MAY BUY MORE GROUND.
on next Tuesday the Copper Jack
compaI VIII hold a meeting al which
the proposition OF purchasing adjon-
ing territory, owned by the Flying
Dutchman company, will be considered.
Just as soon as the deal rs consurn,
mated. Of which there ls little doubt,
the Copper Jack company VIII resume
the development on It's ground, which
Us considered 10 be among the most at
tractlye I'm the Erickson district.
T., i, Seyboldt, superintendent OF the
Cherokee Nevada mine at Leith, New.
returned To- Eureka this week for a
few dpys' visit with his family. Az.
says made by local assayer OF the
from the property. which Mr.
seybold. brought with him, rum high
I'm silver and copper with some gold
one sample ran l72 per cent copper,
2ll.2 ounces silver ana .06 gold The
property is located about six miles
from Leith, a station on the salt Lake
Route. The group comprises Ave
claims. Before the return of Mr., Sey-
holdt 90 the workings, arrangements
viii be made for the purchase OF a
gasoline hoist which VIII bo able TO
sink the now SHAFT a depth ~ 500 feet.
There Is an old shaft upon the property
down a depth OF 2l0 feet.
The Iron Hat company of East Tlntic
viii Install within next month. There
has boon an important change during
the past week IN the formation through
which the company Is now sinking
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Carloads
ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Week Closed With Stocks In Much
Better Tone

The week has closed with some not
ape advances in the stocks called on
me local mining exchange. While
things Jagged somewhat at the boginN
hlng, tho change for the better CANA
with the Strengthening of tho metal
market and the renewed attention he
Ing paid to the copper list in the easI-
erh market centers. Copper has gone
up considerably, silver Is unchanged
Whiie read has been easier The gen
erHi uhdertone Is good and there IA n
Ieeihg of confidence expressed on
every hand that there viii be a still
Iufthef Improvement in the better
clhsses or stocks. During the past two
or three days, the Knight Tintio Issues
nave turned upward and the demand
ior them has continued good. Today,
Bihck Jack was In strong demand
lover Mammoth did some sprintinr
ssles peins made up to 45 cents Der
Two dividends have been posted this
Moes, one OF $4,000 by tho May Day
company and one OF S25, 900 by rJncle
sam Consolidated. NotwIths,o nd,ne,
tnat shareholders Will receive mora
tnan they anticipated they wouId ,ha
STOCK weakened today. One OF ths
cniel events of the week was the ~
nclai statement from Ohio Came.
headquarters that the finances az tb.t
corporation had been succns.f,,Ii,
straightened out which was rolIoysaS
ny inc beginning OF actual work tn
STOCK sold at 81 in Boston veatarda,,
ana at the same figure here todav M,
closing quotations and sales TO-DAY
MORNING CALL
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means whereby we can hope to bring
about the ends We have in view.
Il have recently organized branches
of the organization in Bisbee and
Douglas. Arizona, Seattle and Spokane.
Washington, and | want to know lr
you desire the organization of a branch
in salt Lake, 1t would not surprise
me In the least IL you We're enabled
to elect president from your city.
as we'll as many members on various
committees, In fact, having SO many
prominent mining men with headquar.
tcrs in the city. there Is really no limit
to what could be accomplished. leave
the matter entirely In your hands. but
| should like to be informed as to your
wishes IN the matter"
d. {. Jackling said u am In hearty
accord with the movement outlined by
Mr.. Thompson. | am very heartily in
favor or anything which will work to
the benefit of The mining man. Even
If We must put ourselves out to further
the movement. 1t Is our duty to do so.
IL wo further the interests of the in
dustry In wisch we are engaged.
will do all / can"
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NEW YORK CURB.

pollock Special Wlre.)
Cumberland Ely, 9B@10; Giroux
Con, 1924 Nevada Con, lGA9lT;
Nevada Utah. 4@4B; Nlpissing, 79s %
~; Newhouse, OF; Tennessee Cop,
S9A 1884, Utah Copper, 45h@45h /;
First National Copper, 6h al; Davis
DAILY, 2B@3b; Dominion Copper2% q
en- Ely Central &@11a; Ely Con,
is asked; Furnace Creek, 2Om22; Bos-
51a@5B; Miami Cop, 9% MlO, Greene
G. & S. com. 3-16@A; Mitchell 40
o.; Montgomery Shoshone, B91:
Nevada Smelling, 191b; Silver Queen,
101l6; Foster Cobalt, MOB; Cobalt
Central, 3Sq3sts; Tintic Mining. 5& a
6a; Gibraltar, 607; n. Butte Ext, 80
m8b
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CHANGE IN GopIvA.
Mincrnlized Lime Encountered at $50
Feet In Shaft.

Manager Jackson McChrystal OF the
Godiva Mining company was advised
from the mine today that at depth
of so feet below the 900-foot level n
complete change had taken place and
a mineralized lime formation is Dip
ping into it from the west which car
l1es with it some most encouraging
conditions by the close of the day,
it is expected that the entire bottom
VIII be in this material.
Mr., McChrystal says no assays have
been made and therefore he cannot
say definitely how good the ore really
IS. He will know by Monday, how
ever.
working, making n lift of 100 feet.
The natural flow of water In the mine
Is about 100 gallons per minute, but
the pumps have capacity OF from 800
to $50 gallons.
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LIVESTOCK.



Chicago, Aug. S--Cattle-R Receipts about
300; market steady, E'eeves. 3.10G IS;
Texans. 3.5046.25; westerns, S.6045.S;
stockers and Feeders. 2. iO94. 10; cows and
heiters, l.5005.50; calves, 5.50D7.2:
l1ogs-Receipts about 1900; market {
20 loo. lower Lights. 6.50a6.75; mixed
G.lAW6.SO heavy, 6.l0Q 8 80. rough. e.10p
pigs, 5.S5q6.0o; bulk of sales; 500
,ep-,Receipts about 1900; market
steady. Natives. 240I4.35 westerns, $50
N l. 40; yearlings, 100000; lambs, 4.00dp
SIS; westerns, 4.O0d6.4o
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Aug. S.-Cattle-Receipts
500; market steady, Native steers, 4.00G
T. q; native COWS and heirers, 2.0Op5. 10;
stockers and feeders S.0OQ4.75; bulls, 40
u 9.0u, caves, 5.OUnd.VJ, western steers.
3.i5Q5.65; western cows, 2.25G3.50,
Hogs--Receipts, 6, 200, market I0c. low
err Bulk OF sales, 6. 4od O, Us; heavy. 6, 200
6.I2h packers, 6,o@B.70; lights. 6.8@
6.55; pigs, 4.CO@5.55.
Sheep-Receipts, 200; market steady.
Muttons. s.s0G so: lambs, 425@6.29;
raiige wethers, 3.506A. 35 fed ewes. s,25
Qf.l0
Omaha, Aug --Cnttle-Receipts, 100;
market unchanged
lsoxs-Receipts. 1000; market &C, lower.
Heavy, 6.3oG6.S0 mixed. 6.211a Q6.30;
lights 6.25G6.32Ia pigs, 6b0G6.10; bulk
OF sales, 6,27h &C 32ia.
Sheep-Receipts, 100, market steady.
Yearlings, 9,1GD 40; wetners. s.G5U3@;
ewes. 3,0oG13.75; lambs, 5.7b96.26.
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

pollock Special Wire.)
Cum. Ely, 9A@iO; Dom. Cop, g%a
29s; Giroux, ig4A Newhouse, 3 15-l6a
4; North Butte, 3603S; Davis DAILY. 20
~ East Butte, SQSA Majestic, 1906,
Nipissing, 7ss07%; Utah Apex. 4as@41s:
Miami, 9h09&; Yukon. bSs@6A
L. Coalition, 2sA @2S4s; c. & H., $3.50
100: DAILY West, lOh@ll: CRANKY. 1O7@
1871 ql6N; Old Dominion, llhG42; Par
rot 2s asked; Trinity, 23& @237s; Utah
CON. 1885,; Utah Copper 45A4i5A
Newhouse, 6B@7h Bingham, 5o075;
Greene Cananea, l29s@l2%; Mexico
Cen" 5@5h, North Butte. SAX @S5,
United Copper, 121a bid; Boston Con,
HhGl4ls; Y, S. s., com. 43A ga; u.
$ S., pfd., 4bls1i6.
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Alex, GOO at 80.
ReCk Tunnel pO0 M OF


Beck Tunnel, 200 at 1875.
Black Jack. LOO at 10; 400 at 73;
200 at 70; 100 at II; 1900 at 60: 500
at l2,buyer 60. 100 at II. buyer. 6o 600
at 10, buyer so; 700 at IS.
Crown Point 100 at 25ha 1000 at %;
200 at 241s
Indian Queen, 1900 at 49, 1000 at
13ia, buyer so.
lngot 500 at O1A
Iron Blossom, 1000 at 2.27ls. buyer
so; 1000 at 2.22a 800 at 225.
Lower Mammoth, 100 at 40; 100 at
AZ: 700 at A; 700 at As, buyer 80: 300
at 43h; 100 at 4S.
May Day, 800 at SO, buyer 80; 400 at
81.
Mountain Lake, 100 at 6s; 300 at 81.
Seven Troughs, 700 at 81; 500 at21 u q.
Silver Shield, 1000 at 21h.
Sioux Con, 200 at 40; 1000 at
Lofty
Swansea Con, II at 81; 200 at a7h
200 at 80, seller SO; 400 at 49,
Uncle Sam Con-. 200 at 140; LOO at
1.37ia 500 at l35.
Utah Con, 1000 at 2Ota.
Victor Con. 1000 at 11l9.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Bullock, 500 at az.
Beck Tunnel, 700 at 1.25: 400 at / 2711a
buyer 49,
Black Jack, 1000 at ss, buyer sO 100
at 81; 500 at &c.
Crown Point, 800 at 25
Colorado 300 nj 425.
Indian Queen, $500 at 10; 900 at 1871,
buyer co.
Iron Blossom, 1900 at 2,3O. buyer 60;
100 at 2.27ts, seller 60; 300 at 2.25, seller
so; 2.4OO at 225 $500 at 9.22h.
Lower Mammoth, 100 at i2ts; 400 at
4S, 100 at A; 5000 at AZ
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Butte, Ext, 2@3: Blue Bell, sos; Dixie,
2G3; ST. Ives, Saga; Conqueror, 64I;
Elack Rock, bid; Lone star 104ll. G.
Wonder, . asked; Potlatch, 7@S; Orc,
l5dnIe; Kendall Ext, / asked; Sand
storm Ext. 2 asked; Mayne, 2@S; At
lanta. 26@27; Great Bend, S4qS5: En-
pire, 405; Red Top Ext, IL bid; Flor
tnce. 3,12Ia@3.15; Diamondheld b, B.
Con, Il bid; Goldheld Daisy, G6 bid;
Laguno, l.22n bid; Combination frao-
ton, l.45@147h; Great Bend Ext. s
Ronanza, 192; Kewanos. 40@t2; Port
land. 9@10; Crackerjacl1, Z asked: Red
Hills, 26@27; Mohawk Ext, 4d5; Lou
Dillon. 2 bid; Y. Tiger, bid; Grand
ma. 66p7; s. p. Ext, l bid; Y. Rose, 2
hid; Goldfield Con, 6.15@6.171a Dia-
mondfield Triangle, 697; Coming Ma
ton. 1 asked.
BULLFROG.
Original, 102; Bullfrog INNINGS bid
Mont. Bullfros, askd National Bank,
bid; l.. Harris, l askd; Amthys. 4
bid; Gold Bar, AGA; Steinway. bid
Bonnie Glare, Q bid; Mayhower Cons,
Scepter, 1@2; Montgy. Mt, 10 bid
Homestake Cons, 81 bid: Tramp Cons.
90 bid.
MANHATTAN.
Mani. Cons, bid; MANN. Min. Co,
asked s. Humphrey, Q bid; Dexter.
bid; Granny, asked; Mustang,
SOS; Little Gray, 1 bid: Cow Boy, /
asked; Ing. Manu-, 3 asked; Broncho.
bid; Pinenut, bid; 8. Dog, 8 bid.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairview Eagle, As asked; Nevada
Hills, LIS bid; Pittsburg sil. Peak 1.90
asked; Eagles Nest, 8 bid; Rawhide
Queen, so asked Hailstone. asked;
Round NTH, 95 bid.
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ALTA COPPER.
Manager WooIley Returns Home
Pleased With Conditions.

Ernest r. Woolley. manager of the
Alta Copper company. returned from
trip to Idaho this morning, where he
has been on an inspection trip to the
properties of the above named corpor-
alton, having been accompanied by II.
c. Parker, consulting engineer.
Mr.. Woolley said to the News" to-
day that the Alta mine looks better
TO him every time he sees It, and is
enthusiastic in the belief that IL will
develop into one OF the big copper
properties of the west. The only way
to appreciate what is there, he de-
clares. is to see it. The American
tunnel has been driven approximately
$50 feet-about 40 feet since his
previous trip-and has been in a good
grade of ore all the way.
Engineer Parker says the property
is looking much better than ne ex-
pected to see 1t. He recently examin-
ed tho property and made a report
highly gratifying TO Mr.. Woolley and
associates. The location of the mine
is on Lost river. west of Mackey, be-
tween 80 and 40 miles
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MINING AT SANTAQUIN.

Santaquin, Utah Co.. Aug. THE
outlook for mining in this vicinity was
never brighter. Considerable develop
ment work Is being done At the Union
Chief, three shifts OF men are driving
a tunnel to open that property
Development of the Black Balsam
ground Is going ahead steadily and a
sample of ore recently encountered
assayed $50 Quite satisfactory results
are being obtained from the work being
done In the Eagle Copper group.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, Aug. S--Wool, firm. Terri
tory and western mediums. 561s; fine
mediums, l0NlS; fine. 94l2
BOSTON.
Boston, Aug. THE Commercial Bulle-
tin will say of the wool market tomor-
row:
There is further increase in the amount
of wool sold. The market however. is
tar from active. Prices are steady and
S'"org. quarter-blood fleece showing an
advance of a cent. Ohio selling in small
at &c. All the staple woods ARC firm, and
fine Montana and other kinds quoted TO
cost 60c secured. Foreign advices arc
firm, and since the auction sales the
London market has ruled In sellers fav-
or.
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Bonds Bought and Soil
ToDAY's MONEY MARKET

New York, Aug. s.-NIono,
nominal; time loans easier on cal
datc. iirnicr on short: 90 div vi vi long
CENT 90 days 81 per cent; 81, ~ pea
IN at 4 per cent. s'N month,
tioso; Prime mercantile pnncr .,
nt per cent. Sterling ppSr ~
steady with actual business il in hnise
ers bills at 49, at lS5, 10 oank'
""ys, ana nj $500 ut .55 for d ,or g
n no,, n,, bills, isIh at %'''0u
Mexican dollars, IS.
government bonds: roi,rn,,
firm. '''''oad hond
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UNCLE SAM DIVIDEND.
Directors Make 1t Cents Share for
August.

When the directors OF the Uncle
Sam Consolidated Mining company
came together to discuss the matter
Of dividends. 1t was found that a ma
iority of the board favored cent
dividend for August. and it was ac-
cordingly posted. Payment will be
made on the goth inst, to all share
holders of record on the 14th.. the
total amount being s25,0o0 Since in
corporation. the company has de-
clared dividends aggreEating S225. 900.
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BANK STATEMENT

New York. Aug. s.-The statement n.
that the banks hold $50 22t g,5 MN, MN SHOWS
the requirements Of the IS pe r'V ere 'aan
serve rule This is an Increase ~ 4, Re-
700 In the proportionate cash rav ", sia'
Compared with last week. The statsSsSS;
follows: s'"leHle1'
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BANK CLEARINCS

New York, Aug. 7.-Bradst,o..
9iearlngs report for the wesy hank
1oS ns SHOWS an y ,aaggregate Of III - ienndllg
So $4,000 in the correy, ,dat week aad
last year The following is ssui ag wee
I'M r
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The percentage of actual reserve Of
OF business today was 2&
The statement of banks and trust com.
panies OF Greater New York not mem.
bers of the clearing house shows that
these institutions have aggregated depos.
It's of !,01h. s42, 300: total cash on hand tS.
S76700. and loans amounting to S9ll,30i,.
600.
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Sandstorm, IS asked. Colorado Min.
;tgN, Jumbo Ext. 65d56; Vernal, 4
Adams, bid Silver pick, 9392i, MAY
queen ea9. Nevada Boy. sQ4. Black
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TTTVTIt 70 TT IT NIl
70S.
pONOPAH.

Montana Tonopah, LAM bid; Ton
opah Extension. sd asked MaeNa-
mara, 66NG7 Tonopnh Belmont, 10
az l.12A Tonopah North Star, 9g1O:
ohio Tonopah, asked: West End
Cons "a bid; Rescue. bid. Tonopah
4 California, ] bid: Golden Anchor,
3m8; Jim Butler, az bid; Cash Boy,
2 asked; Monarch Pitts Extn., 9 bid
Golden Crown, 4 asked.
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a. S, CAMPBELL,
Stock Broker. 2ib ID. r, Walker Block.
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BADGER Bros,
BROKERS
100 S8UTH MAIN STREET.
MEMBERS SALT LAKE EXCHANGE.
PRIVATE WIRES.

Direct connections with all mar
kets, Perfect facilities for execu-
ton OF orders in New York and
Boston stocks. Chicago grains and
San Francisco stocks.
Accounts carried on conservative
maSgtns
Loans made on stocks.
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GEO. Q. CANNON ASSOCIATIONS
BROKERS. "a 10. So. Temple Both
phones $40.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKEr.

James a. Pollock & Company,
bankers and brokers, furnish the fol-
lowing from San Francisco on Nevada
Mining stocks today:
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COMSTOCK.

ophlr, 2.15@2.17h; Mexican. SIN
81 Gould q Curry, ll@l2; Con, Va.
cross "a bid yellow Jacket 66G67;
Belchcr, 20 bid; Confidence. 40 bid;
sierra Nevada, 2792S; Exchequer, 20
bid; Union, 26@27 Chollar.. 16@l7;
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WILL. SELL
8 Acres U.-Mex. Rubber. Glass A,
$3.50 90.
. Com. National Bank. si35.
200 utah-Idaho Sugar pfd, 1895,
New-York tribune., 1908-02-11
CASH QUOTATIONS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New 1erE- Fe5rua-v 10 1905
CoEFEE--he -o1ee market vas lower to-day. clos
-e1cr-az $50 bales The market opened barely
sszg1v decline n 5G1o points response lover
rnc- cables E11 larger pr-s- receipts. Europe was
sting ls-= months here ez5 there some local
-cs5z-5C- Ire usual posccs, while big packing II
cE1sf buyers Trading not re--tcsl
E-y arrv haHeve- and demand sufficient 70 main
around Cze opening og71-ss, ~rcn rep
decline q about J5o2o poinrs fron ne nigh
eve, OF -zs- Receipts rhe Brazilian ports
"a COO begs- tbs an increase over
20 week z-6 compared with
na6 5zes and 5000 bags TWO years aso-
consequently rapidly cveshau--ng Ihe
C years TIE comparison 50 Tar for
--3s1- = s6zsncs6 70 correspond with The Weld Of
7as-ls -vE--n about 70 81 600 bags Warehouse
full New YORK reporting 100 soS
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