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RECEIVER FOR
DOMINION COPPER.
-----
Unable TO Operate ProfItabIy In
der Prevailing Copper
Conditions.
WHY SUPT. THOMAS RESIGNED
Advised Against Starting Up Again
Others Thought Different,
Hence the Result

II Is OF local interest to know that
| q receiver has been appointed for the
Dominion Copper company in British
! Columbia who now has charge of the
| property of the corporation which is
| located In British Columbia. applica-
ton having been made by the National
Trust company OF Toronto. the trustee
for the outstanding 100000 per cent
bonds.
The principal factor in bringing about
this receivership has been the prevail-
Ing price of the copper market which
has been just shade too low to allow
| or the company making a profit. Since
the organization has been in it's pres
ent hands 1t has remodelled its entire
outfit and placed Il profit of SiO0, 900
| back into the mine In the shape of bet
Iterments and equipment. The profits
were accumulated during the time
when copper was selling all the way
from is to "a cents and a continuation
of these prices would have placed the
company in Il strong position financial
"
The properties of the company in
British Columbia have been ''hoodoos"
for every organization that has made
an effort to reclaim them. The pub
iicity given them dates back to the
time when Munroe & Munroe promoted
the notorious Montreal 8: Boston Cop
per company, which wound up in q
general collapse. Since 1904 the COM
Pany's property barring short Intervals.
has been either in the hands of reor-
ganizers or in the courts.
The Dominion cornpany's capitaliza-
tion is S5,000.000 par value $40 a share.
The officers and directors are: Warner
Miller. president: J. j. Gull, vice presl-
dent; Leopold Hermann, secretary and
treasurer; Samuel Newhouse. general
manager; Fl. H. Melville. John NJ.
Shaw and e. b. Tustin, additional di-
rectors Mr.. hIiller's resignation as
president has been submitted. but was
never acted upon.
The Dominion company made money
during the administration of w. c.
Thomas of this city, who served the
company as superintendent. Mr. Thorn
as advised against the resumption OF
operations several months ago, point
ling out that under. the prevailing price
OF copper the mine would not pay its
way. It's said the eastern interests in
sisted on going ahead anyway. where
upon Mr. Thomas rendered his resigna-.
ton. The mine and shelter were start
ed UP again by the lattel's successor,
but the company became thoroughly
satisfied that what Mr.. thomas had
said was correct.
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q
5MoFFAT MADE MANAGER.
Salt Lake Mining Man to Direct Ma
jcstjct Affairs

Announcement was made yesterday
Of the appointment of a. D. AIoffat to
the position of manager of the Majes-
tic Mines company In Beaver county.
This information was given out for the
first time by Vice President j. NJ.
Dick. OF Boston. who has been making
an inspection of the Majestic proper
ties.
Our company" said Mr.. Dick, has
had more or less financial trouble In
the past, but these troubles are behind
us, for since the reorganization of the
company we have gotten the bonds out
of the way, of which there were $4,000
worth, and at present there are no
fixed charges. We haye plenty of
money TO go ahead, and in additfNi
there are s3,000,000 OF assessable as
sets and no debts at all, and the d.
rectorate has been strengthened by the
addition of several eastern capitalists
For a time at least, the company win
devote especial energy towards the de-
velopment OF the Harrington-H Hickory
section OF the properties. ia. Ingols has
resigned the superintendency OF the
Majestic properties.
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TREASURE HILL
FIGURES IN SALES
One Brokerage Firm Takes in.
More Than Twenty-Five
Thousand Shares.
cARIsA AND COLORADO
.----
Both Close Strengthening Coalition
And Other Sales Made on
Open Board.
cARIsA AND COLORADO

over 22,O0o shares of Untah Treas
ure Hill We're sold on the open board
of tbs mining exchange this morning,
nearly the entire block going. to ono
firm Of brokers. and 1t was all bought
9 at II and 1I3s cents a share few
days ago sales were noted at Is cents.
Just why this Park City stock should
suddenly do some "sprintingn was not
3 explained other than that the company
is ready to push a more vigorous de-
,velopment campaign. The mine has
been equipped with splendid power IA
cilities and all is in readiness to push
work with more energy than heretofore.
Garisa sold as low as Sc cents and as
high as 50 cents. while Mason Valley
brouht 81. Colorado closed a few points
above yesterdays quotations..
Aside from Uintah Treasure Hill, the
Unlisted stocks sold We're: Silver King
Coalition, at 1895; Ohio Copper. at So:
Il Cedar, at S cents; Ely Witch, at 80, 81
and SO cents; Old American, at is cents,
and Bingham Central Standard, at 2O1ss
and 80 cents. &
The closing quotations and sales
were:
MORNING QUOTATIONS..
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ACTIVITY AT ELY.
Third Unit OF Concentration Nearly
Ready-Good Coal Supply.

The last week has. witnessed main
tenance of increased ore shipments
from the Veteran mine or Cumber-
land Ely and Copper Flat Of the Ne
vada Con, notwithstanding the fact
that at the latter property an immense
amount of work In anticipation Of win.
ter difficulties attending steam shower
mining. has been in hand. From the
Veteran and Copper Flat shipments are
now running better than 5000 tons, says
the White Pine News. During the
present month there will be increase
AT Smelter there was better opera
ton during the week in all departments
than in any previous week. Difficult
tics of minor character which attend
the getting underway of all big plants
are being rapidly overcome with result
that each day sees things going little
smoother. That very decided success
at Snelter is best demonstrated, how
ever, by the fact that nearly mil
lion and a half pounds of copper were
turned out during the month OF Sep
TENDER. This Is by no means the out
put they will soon be making, but 1t
is exceedingly good for plant that has
had less than three months Of working
history. At the concentration good
Roadway is being made with the COM
pletion of the third unit, the first sec
ton of which should be ready to 80
in operation during the month. The
grading for the fourth unit will DO
pushed more rapidly from now on. Con-
tractor lynch being right behind the
graders with his cement work. The
latter was delayed some during the
week by the graders, but the latter now
have been pushed out of the way and
the cement men will have a chance
from now on to make fast time. They
are through on the ore bin floor and
have made good start on the Hunting
ton mill floor foundations. Equipment
for the new unit continues to arrive
and by the time the foundations are
ready there Will be a good advance sup
ply of materials on hand to keep the
erection forces busy.
Coal suppIy Is building up rapidly
with the help of train loads of fuel
which are now coming in on orders
placed some time ago.
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WESTERN MARKET LETTER

Special Correspondence.
Kansas City Stokyards, Oct. 5:-Cattle
receipts were moderate last week, 1900
head, including 5000 calves, and the mar
kat advanced 10 to % cents on4all kinds,
cows getting the least gain. Trading
was active and the yards were we'll
cleared by tho end of the week. The sup.
ply today is 5000 head. greatest num-
Der OF fresh arrivals for single days
market In the history OF the Kansas
City market, and prices are uneVenly
lower, ) to 20 cents. One element . f
weakness today is tho large number OF
cattle received ut other points, but oil
the other hand. country buyers are OPP
or two than heretofore this season, and
packers are breaking all previous rec
sords In cattle slaughter. at this point
this fall. Slaughter in the plants here
during September was 26 per cent great
er than game month last year. and
heaviest on record for that month; the
Increase In August was 10 per cent. Few
Colorados are hero today. but receipts
from the Panhandle and New Mexico are
liberal. Colorado beef steers are worth
Z .40 to 4.l0, stockers lately at $50 to
few heifers at AGO New Mexico and
Panhandle beef steers are selling at 1928
to 4.25. COWS $50 to as. bulls 2.25 to
2T5, calves 1850 to 6,75. stockers and
Sheep and lambs arrived to the num-
Der of $500 last week, and the market
on lambs made sensational advance
last Of the week, closing 50 cents to LOS
higher than close of previous week,
sheep and yearlings is to Is higher.
Feeding grades remained about steady.
The run today is 1900 head, market 10.
higher top lambs $40, yearlngs 4:5O
ewes 40 Feeding lambs are worth 4.io
to 80, sheep and yearlings for feeding
at 3. Is to 4.io. breeding ewes up to 4. 25
There seems to be a sudden enlarge
meut of demand for dressed mutton, and
dealers are at n loss what to expect
for the immediate future, having guess
ed so widely off the mark In their pre-
dictions recently. 1t Is matter of how
we'll the demand for meats holds up. as
receipts will probably continue liberal.
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NEW LEASING. COMPANY.

The Maxfied Mines Leasing com
pany Wednesday filed articles of incor-
poration with the county clerk. The
authorized capital of the company IS
$4,000 In shares of par value Of 81
each. The company will carry on a
general mining and leasing business
and will maintain headquarters at Salt
Lake. The authorized capital is fully
paid in and represented by mining
properties in the Big Cottonwood can
yor known n sthe Maxiield mine, to-
gether with water rights and improve
ments. The officers of the corporation
are l. T. Moody, PRESIDENT; William
Truck, vice-presdent: Peter Butler,
secretary and treasurer. The direc-
tors are these officers with Norman
VIM, Arthur James. George Martin
and Lon Bullcn.
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! ] [ ] ! WIRE
down \ AS A RULE.

& New York, Oct S.--Opening prices Of
stocks today were adjusted to the lev
els established earlier In London. where
the troubled political outlook again
caused weakness in the market. North
erh Pacific ran off ! X. Southern Pacific,
Atchison, St. Paul, Reading, Amalga-
mated Copper and American Smelling l..
Indications Of support and the will
lngness of the short interests to cover
at the opening prices caused q sharp
fractional rally. a later reaction In
whicn Union Facitlc went to Id caus-
cd the market 10 sag back again 10
ABOUT the nrst prices, AFTER Wnich 1t
became steadier ana very dull.
Iha activity came in spurIs with In
terva!s or extreme duiiness, enormous
BLOCKS OF lnion Pacific and Reading
st. Paul, CANADIAN Pacific. Anlai gamat-
ed Copper and American Smeltlng ren
Az. American Snuff sold at an ADVANCE
to . Ii.
Bonds wero Irregular.
Liquidation was unrestrained among
the nlgncr priced railroad STOCKS ana
there was Il steady full in values.
Round amounts OF various specialttes
Pacific and St Paul ruled 3 points be-
low yesterdays closing. Reading IA j,
Rock Island preferred AMI Smelling 90.
Southern Pacific 2% and Northern Pa
tic 2ls.
Following a curtailment of 80 sell
Ing pressure prices improved slightly
but the advantage was net held long. A
decline of points in Amalgamated Cop
per unsettled the market atresh. .t
The market closed irregular and weak.
There were some desultory recoyeries
late in the day after business mad end-
cd in foreign markets. Conservative es-
Inmates of the days sales for London
account placed the amount ut 100 shares.
There was some large selling towards
the last.
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MEETING TOMORROW.
Utah Mining Men to Organize Mining
Congress Branch

Local mining men who have become
Interested in the welfare of the Am
srican Mining congress, are in receipt
of a communication from John Dern
and w. e. Nigus, chairman and sec
rotary, pro TEN, of the recent tempo
rary meeting setting tomorrow even
ing at 73O O'clock MS the time for the
congress and a large attendance is de-
sired
THE establishment of this branch
in Utah is step in the right direction,
and the organization should be per-
fected as early as possible, rs much
important work is TO be done before.
the next meeting of the national or
ganization.
THE proper solution of the vital
question affecting the ore producers,
which will come before the officers
and committees of this branch, means
much for the future prosperity of the
State of Utah in particular and for the
great mining west in general"
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
YESTERDAYS.

J. a. Fritsch to Hubbard Iny Co,
lots 20, etc, block l, etc, Thomp-
sons subdivision ~. I. ..,.......
Lyman F. Williams to Y. NJ. Arm
strong. lots IS. ETC., block !, Ar
M ia"de0" R itass Is Stephen l.
Richards, lots | and 5, Felt's sub :.
A. Keysor Inv. Co 10 John kempf. I.
Jr., part lot 2, block %, plat p. j
Joshua Davis to May G. Davis, lot
Evan ". Jones j. to- to j. Mcconnell,
lot12. block 2. 1o-acre plat A.... 30o'
Il. Bluett to Hubbard Iny. Co.,
lots 1, etc. block 10. Arlington
Il Heights .,.s.....
O: L, Peterson ct al to Hubbard
Inv. Co. lots II. ETC., block 2 etc,
Salt Lake Security and Trust Co,
to Hubbard Inv. Co., lots 35. etc..
East Park, etc. .......... ..........
A. It. Sanford to Hubbard Inv. Co.,
lots is, etc, block B. Hacketps..
r. Anderson OF al t. Hubbard n l, my;
II. ". Lawrence to Hubbard Inv.
Co, lots Is. etc., block TO- Main
Street addition .,.... ................ .
NJ. I. s. Dalton to Leslie s, Smart,
part Of lot s, block 81 plat E ;so, aoo
lot ii, seGtIoF -. township e .
p. Gallagher to Lee A. Collins.
land in Bingham Canyon 1890. 25
N. NJ. Christopherson to S. a. Stok-
er. land In Bingham CANYON ,...,. 1Ir
lots, 10. etc. block Q, Desky's 4th
A. Keyser INIT CO. to John Kempf,
Jr., lot 2 block o., plat D.......... Il
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

Davis Daily, SIS OK; East Butte, SIS q
Y; Nev.-utah.. 215-l6q3; Raven, ssg q y,
First Nat, 8 l5-16dp7; Cop: Range, rae
Con.,4@ u Mohawk. $40 x North
Butte. S1@A: osceola, 1l79ll9: Santa
Fe. q @a; Trinity, 1GMM: Utah. Con-
40A q y; Victoria, 4 4 g 9s; Newhenses;
Gl.@ Cum. Ely, 7h@&; Dom. Cop, $
q 30, Giroux. 4A9M; Majestic, 7o@7t;
Nipssing, soy; Yukon. 40 x g.
Coaln., 2M bid; DAILY west, sQ n
Z CRANKY, 9SQ11.03; Michigan, $50 Is; Ne.
vada Con-, Is 7e 61sA; Old Dom, Az 90
Is: Parrot. 26ia@27; Tamarnck ll91nHs;
United Cop. 10Is % q Utah Copper, 40 %
"a *; Boston Con-, l3E Gl4; tsoyale, = y
#@&; Miami, lo@S; Titan Apex io-i'
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lbs MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS 81
keystone. 1900 at %; 500 at 10.


Lower Mammoth. 1000 at 45; 1000 at
A, seller 60.
Mountain Lake 800 at Al; 500 at Az.
Sioux Con-, 2,10o at 1.07&.
South Columbus Con-, 100 at 46H; 100
at 461a. seller 80; 800 at ~.
Tetro, 1000 at Sl2.
Tintic Central 900 at 2&
Uncle Sam, 1,T0o at Ito.
Victor Con, 500 at IL; 500 at 11M.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Black Jack, 600 at 46.
Colorado, 100 at 2.u71a; 400 at 8 10.
Grand Central. 300 at 3.37ts.
Mountain Lake, 500 at Al IL.
Ingot 1000 at ~
iron Blossom, 1000 at 1.55. buyer SO;
200 at $50.
Mason Valley, 79s at 800
Sioux Con, 500 at s1,O71a,
Silver Shiald, 500 at IS; 500 at 17E.
Seven Troughs, 500 at 1875.
Swansea, $50 at 80.
Uncle Sam, 400 at no
RECAP1TuLATIoN.
Shares. Falus-
Regular Call ........1S,50D S13,923.0O
Open Board ........41,S4S lS,979.0D
Totals ............5o,34S s32,9o2.oo
AFTERNOON CALL.
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. Oct. s.-Moncy on call
easy n i 1-2 per cent: ruling rate !
III, closing bid 4, offered Mt Id.
Time loans dull but slightly firlner;
go days 2 81 and 90 days 3 u Id;
six months 3 Ia n ..
Primo mercantile paper 4 III /, IL
per cent. IS
Sterling exchange strong: with act
ua1 business in bankers bills ut l.s1.
90 n 485 for 90 days and at 1850
for demand.
Commercial bills dS4 IL IL 3 4. Bar
silver 81 5-S; Mexican dollars DO; gov
ernment bonds steady; railroads ir-
regular.
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Missouri, kansas e Texas 4. Z. 1. 4. 22ass44
National Biscuit ..;. &. 49,. 3. MA
National Lead, bid 49,. S22as
New York Central .....,...........10 2sa
Northern Pacific "a
Pacific Mail, bid .................. "a "
Pennsylvania Observation-Disclosures. .l23
Peoples Gas, bid ........,.... ...s... 9s
Pressed Steel Car ................... 81
Pullman Palace Car .1G3
Reading \. s. . 4. I. 4. .139M
Rock Island Co Observation-Disclosures. 1914
Rock Island CO., pfd. ..........,. 45A
Southern Pacific 102ss
Southern Railway .'..... .......... 3lss
Union Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 1871
United states Steel 46
United states Steel. pfd. JOSH
Wabash u. 1aB
Western Union, bid ............... 5sla
Standard Oil Observation-Disclosures. Sol
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WORK BEING PUSHED.

An arrival from the Tintic mining
district today brings the Information
that the Telluride Power company is
pushing construction work on the
shelter and that officials OF the latter
have expressed the confidence they will
be able to get at least a portion of the
plant In operation within two weeks.
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LEGAL BLANKS.

or every character and description,
arranged from the best legal forms,
and brought strictly UP to date.
a full supply always on hand at the
Deseret News Book Store.
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REGULAR AFTERNOON SALES.

Beck Tunnel, 100 at 81.
Carisa. 100 at 81 buyer 60; 100 at 60; 800
at "a. buyer 60; 100 mt O..
Colorado. 1850 ut $40.
Grand Central, 100 a $50
Iron Blossom. 100 Mt 80,
Mason Valley. 100 at zoo,
May Day, 400 at %.
South Columbus 100 n, is; 800 at iSa.
South Iron Blossom. 1000 at s.
Swansea Con. 800 al Bic; 500 at 81:
800 at 80, buyer 60,
rtntic Central. 1000 at IN.
Tintic silver Crown. 500 at Is.
Uncle sam Con. 100 nj 40.
Utah Con-, 1860 at is.
Victor Con-, $50 at Il.
Yerington Copper, 800 at s.
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&. WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis, Oct. s,-wool. firm. Terri
tory and western mediums, 1922; hne
mediums. 1901; fine. 129l4.
LONDON.
London, Oct 7.-At the wool sales to-
day 1925 bales were offered. strong
,Indertone, prevailed and merinos and
fina 'crosabreds showed an advancing
tendency. The offerings were quickly
sold, chiefly to continental buyers;
Scoureds were in better demand ara
new clips was exciting, Americans pay,
Ing lOJs d for first .combing ewes ana
1iSd for good combing greasy; Amer.
leans also took a quantity OF nshe
greasy halfbreds.
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ORE AND BULLION.

The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick
s CO., We're: Crude ore and concen-
trate. $40, 600; base bullion, s35, 900. To-
tai, $4,000.
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RuLLEROl.

Original, 1Gp2; Bullfrog Mining. Il ask
ed; Mont. Bullfrog, ! asked; Gold Bar,
4 asked; Mayfiower Cons, I bid; G. Scep-
ter, lac; Homestake Cons, 2lW25;
Tramp Cons. 10 bid.
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GoLDFIELD.

Sandstone, 2o92s; Col. Mt, 22aa;
Kendall 10 bid; Booth, sea 10. Blue Bull,
129i3; Adams. SG4; silver Pick, 16 bid:
Nevada Boy, 304; Black Butte Ext, 1
Gp2; Blue Bell, iGl5;5 Dixie, lGD2: Cold
field Columbia, o asked; Hibernia, 3
bid; St. Ives, 25 bid; Black Rock, az;
Lone Star, s bid; G. Wonder. asked:
ORC. 1oGl1; Mayne. 2Ql3: Atlanta, ala
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WILL SELL

-; Ct Bend, as asked Empire. bid;
Red Top Ext. 1asS; Florence, 1860
3 ,42h: D'held 3. B. Cons. l4@l5; Gold
field Daisy, 76077; Comb Fraction. Lie
al. 20; CT. Bend Ext asked; CT. Bend
Annex, s asked; Kewanos. 80 bid: Crack
erjack, 5Sr7; Red Hills, 22GD %; Mohawk
Ext. 1T2; Y. Rose. bid: Goldtfeld
Con-, $50 bid: Dfield Triangle, sos.
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BADGER BROS,
BR OK T. II s
100 SOUTH MAIN ST.
MEMBERS SALT LAKE EXCHANGE.
PRIVATE WIRES.

Direct connections with all mar
kets. Perfect facilities for esecu-
ton of orders In New York and
Boston stocks, Chicago grains and
San Francisco stocks,
Accounts carried on conservative
margins.
Loans made on stocks.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, Oct, s.-cattle-Receipts
1000; market steady. Stockers and feed
ers. 2.7a44.75; bulk, 2.25 dD3.35; calves,
35O@TO0; western steers. 1886 @5.aI;
western cows, 2.io98.75.
Shecp--Recepts, 1000; market steady
Muttons. 3.i5@ 4.26; lambs. 4.oo@6,uo;
Hogs-Reccipts. 11oo0; market &c. low.
or. Bulk of sales, 5.76@ $50; heavy. 6;ao
lights, 5.7O@6.1o; pigs, 4.0oq5.6o.
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CHICAGO.

Chicago. Oct Seattle = Receipts
about $500; market steady. Beeves, S.ig
G55.75; stockers and feeders, 9 GOO .6g; ;
COWS and heifers, 1eo@a.75; calves, eco
Hogs--Receipts about 1900; market
ed, 5.sog6. 20; heavy. 5.s5 @s65; rough,
5.S5@610; good to choice heavy, 6;l91g
SIS pigs. aS@54o; bulk s, o S;oo@9;so =
weak to lOc lower. Native, 200 g4 .4o;
western. 2.5oa4.4O; yearling,, 4;40@p5.oo;
lambs, 4.25GD6.4o; western, 4.aa % 8. o0.
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MANHATTAN.

Manu- Cons, asked; Mani. Min, Co..
i bid: G. Wedge, l bid: S. Humphrey.
i bid; Dexter. 415; l.. Joe, asked:
Crescent, l asked; Mustang. bid; Little
Gray. / bid; Ong, Manl, ! bid; Bron-
cho, bid; Pinenut, ! bid; s. Dos, !
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ToNOPAH.

Tonopah Nevada. 100 asked: Tonopah
Extension 60 asked: MacNamara. 50 {. 50:
Midway, 2a@30; Tonopah Belmont, LIZ
Z g I'D; Tonopah North Star sG7: West
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LIVESTOCK.
OMAHA

South Omaha, Oct Seattle Re-
ceipts, 300; market steady. Steers. $50
dD5.6o; Texas steers. 2.7544.6o; range
GG2.S0; stockers and feeders. 200 az go;
calves, 3.ooal5.b0; bulls and stays, 20 %
BIO
TIogs-Receipts, 400: market steady
10 strong. Heavy, b.l5Q6,40; mixed, $40
gels; lights, 6.o6@6.25; pigs. 3.0o9S.25;
bulk of sales, 6.10@6.20.
Sheep--Receipts, 5000; market for sheep
steady Lambs, 2ac lower Searlings,
425@5.00; wethers A.0O94.7o; ewes. $50
Q4.40; limbs, $50 $40.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET
CoMSToCk.

James a. Pollock & Co., bankers and
brokers', furnish the following from San
Francisco on Nevada mining stocks to-
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OTHER DISTRICTS

Balloon Hills s41l; Fairview Eagle,
50 asked; Nevada Hills, 100 bid: Pitts
burg Sill. Peak. .a5G97 North Star Won
der. . bid; Rawhide Queen, 40 asked;
Rawhide Queen Regent. % asked; Raw
hide Coalition, 4i6b4b;~ Hailstone, 192;
Round Mtn !. O5 bid.
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ophir, 1.s21A Q1.G0; Mexican. 65@67;
Gould * Curry, ira 2o;. Con. Va, SIS ask
ed: Savage 42M43; Hale & Norcross. SO
I5i: Yellow Jacket, 10 bid: Belcher, 81 q
22; Confidence. 4iMi5; Sierra Nevada. 10
2 q 20: Exchequer, - bid: Union, 2I@ss;
Chollar, 2lW22; Potosi, 20GF2l; B. & B.,