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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. July 2l.-Cattle-R Receipts
about 2OO0: market strong to a shade
higher. Beeves, 1909 so; Texans. 3. iU0t
80; Westerns 3;g0W6.SO; stockers and
calves, 5.cOQ6.7o.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; market 5GlOc,
lower; Lights, 6.e0@6.65; mixed, 6lOW
pigs SO good S,S to Choice heavy.
b.l046 TO- bulk of sales. 6.iOQ6.6o.
Sheep-Receipts, loco; market shade
6D4.GO; yearllngs, 4.4OD5.7O; lambs, ma
tives, 4.jO@6.65; westerns, 4,25@6.7O.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. July l-Cattle-Receipts,
1900 including 1000 southerns: market
100; native COWS and heifers, 2.00q6 90;
stockers and feeders. 3.Ood4.SO; bulls.
2.40G4,0O; calves, 100000; western
steers, 3.15d5.7S: western cows, 2.O0@
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; market Sc low
er. Bulk of sales, 6.35 a 80; heavy. G.S0p
lights, 6.@d6;45; pigs, 5.25q5.75
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; market loo. low
err. Muttons, 4.00@4.50; lambs, 4.S06p6 80;
range wethers, S.754435; fed ewes, S.Z5
d4.a
OMAHA
Omaha. July MISUNDERSTANDING, 1900
market active and 100 15c, higher. Ma
tive steers. 400 10: cows and heiters
2.15@5.2a; western steers, 35O@5.5O; Tex
as steers, -3.ooQ4.7S; range cows and
stockers and feeders. 2.75@4.15; calves
2.75@5.75: bulls and stays, 2.5Od4,
Hogs-Receipts, $500; market Sc. low
s'37ls; iiets' s.@as.27is; pigs, 5.5o@6,16;
bulk of sales e;sS@e ~; .,.o, ,s -
4,Oo@i.4O ewes, S.25q4.lo; lambs, $3.50
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Adventure, 5d5h. Zinc, 27hGzsh:
Atlantic. tIhGl5; y. Coalition, 25ts9
25%; c. & H., 6.7O@6.T5 c. NJ, sS942;
Daily West. 10% Gl1h, CRANKY, .9s@l W.
Mexican Con. 4ik6p5: Mohawk. STAG
6i% North Butte, 74k d74i9; Osceola,
t.0thd1 .02A; quincy, sSAus9; santa
Fe, 1x@2M; Tamarack, 66M6l; United
Copper, 6%d7; Victoria. 5@5h VOL
VERNE, 1s2al34; La Sale. l4h @14ls;
Zinc, 27i4 n2Sh; Corbln, 17dl7hi New,
house. 5hm5%; United States steer
com, 3s@3si4; U. S. S. pfd., 45A@46i
Allouez. 30ih43l; Arcadian. JAW4'
Bingham. 75m90: c.. Il A.. 1.l5QAi
Cent. 25d26 Cop. Range, 74@I4lg;
Franklin. 91s@7s; Greene Cananea, io9i
N1t: Mass, co.'s; Michigan, sfs@is;
Nevada Con. 121sdA; Old Dom, 3i&
@S7; Parrot, 251h @26; Il. l.. 3h4; shan
non. 14@h; Trinity 14laM%; Utah
Con-. 43ss@7; Winona. 6h@1R; Wyan-
dot, IN a 1A Utah Copper, S6la
q 81; Boston on, 12s@1s7s: Roy
ale, 20ih@21 oil. 2SA a 24h;
Ahmeek 70d75; Cum. Ely, S@ls;
Dom. Cop. 9 asked; Giroux. Sqsd4;
Hancock. 69h; Majestic, 1907; Nipis-
sing, ION; Shawmut, 5000; Troy. 80
ass: Miami 7@h: First Nat. Cop,
5@@ss: b. a. L.. i5@50; Davis DAILY. lA
az; East Butte 69s@if;: Globe. 4eph;
Kew, 6A@7; New. Utah, 2%MS: RAJ
ven, 94@95; s. & b.. 4Mh Apex,
3 15-16G4Is; Lake, S7sM91a.
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

Furnished by Badger Brothers, brok-
ers 100 south Main street:
Adventure, 5G5h; Arcadian, 3%q4;
Allouez, 3O1s631; Atlantic, lihQl5;
Arizona Cons. l9@19ia; Bingham Con-,
75m9O: Boston Con, l29s@l27s; Butte
Coalition, 25Isa25&; Calumet & Ari-
IONA i15dl15Ik: Calumet & Hecla. 670@
675: Centennial, 25d26; Con, Mercur, SS
a42: Copper Range, 74@74h; DAILY
West, O&@11ls; Franklin, 9h@91s;
CRANKY. 9Sdl00; Greene Cananea, lO%@
II: Isle Royale, 20q2Oh; La Sale,
i4dl4ls: Massachusetts, sass;
Mexican Cons, 41sGp5; Michigan, $500
q; Mohawk. 61a@% Nevada Con, l2ta
as North Butte, 74A@h: Old Do
minion, S6% G37; Osceola, 1.01l2al, Ops
Parrot, 251sG26: quincy, sS% as9;
Rhode Island, 3IaG4; Shannon lac !;
santa Fe. l5sG2ls; TamaraclI, 66d6,;
Trinity, l4hg1i% United Copper, 6s.
az; q. S. Smelling. pfd., 45Aq46; Utah
Con. 43is@7s; Victoria, SAL; Winona,
6h@k; Wyandote, IA bid; wolverine,
1 32dDt 81
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GREAT PROPERTY,
Mason Valleys Manager Says Mine Is
Deserving of Good Things.

w. w. Armstrong general manager
of the Mason Valley mine, has been
shown through the property by George
Gum. Mr., Armstrong returns from
Yerington enthusiastic over what he
saw. Mr.. Gum went on to the coast.
Mr. Armstrong, explaining that he did
not talk as an expert, said he con-
sidered all the good things said of the
property not one bit undeserved. And
what is more. Mr. Armstrong, says
the property is worth every cent repre-
scented In present value of stock
something that few mines are when
stocks are brisk. The camp is waiting
impatiently for the Southern Pacific to
build its projected line from Wabuska.
Smelling facilities are something else
that is needed
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LUSlTANIA BREAKS
HER EASTWARD RECORD

Llrerool, July 2l.-rhe Cunard line
steamer Lusitania, which arrived here
today, has broken her eastward record
to Queenstown over the long course. She
leit Sandy Hook lightship July 10 at 5:56
2. m, and arrived OFF Daunts Rock July
~, at ll:33 p. m, Her time In transit
was days and - minutes and her aver
age rate of speed for the entire distance
A33 knots an hour. Her best previous
run. days, hours and n minutes, was
made AT an average of 277 knots. The
present record Is an improvement of 2
hours and A minutes.
The lusitania is still n few minutes
behind the record nude by the Maure-
tania on this course, namely DAYS and
minutes, at an average speed of % A..
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BOSTON CURB CLOSE.

Furnished by private wire by Bad
ger Bros, 100 south Main street.
Butte. Ex,. 1906; Cum. Ely, ia a
s; East Butte. ga n y Nip, IN u
Ken, So al; 1903; Il. M. 3%D
34s; First Natl, 5 y a y end sales
Cum, Ely So Il; s@ Is sQ s;
Noy Cons, ls%@7s; 12&i y;
Tri, %a%i 400 sold at and
On can, 1o%@ll; II; 1o%; III;
Nip, 7%@Ai ~; u; 4; 200.
Bos' . Cons ,Go islsSa; g. i2%i
Br Cop 4aQ5; Fed sml.. pfd.,
31m84; Dolores, 81 @7h; lei Rayo,
. a Il; Furck 14a l6; CT Cons. 5ss
a y; Flo, 3d q Daisy, 7S@Si: q.
e. * a "a @. c. q s., n n a;
@, @, y s, pfd., Il a ~; Or.
Cam l0A a II. OK, Sh a A.:
King Ed Y n *. Mckinley. 20 a
%; Miemac, "a lr%; Mines of Amer
lea, " a y New, Utah, 2Aa3;
Tono, rs a Blu. Coal, e5hm Y ;
United Cop 6S OK; United Cop,
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EYE ON NEW DEPOSITS.

One of the engineering parties,
which is now in the field on the Mex
lean Exploration & Mining company's
pro perties, has brought to its atten-
ton two large and very promising
copper-iron deposits. The surface
showings are such as TO lead one to
believe in the existence of a very large
body of copper ore carrying silver and
some gold. These properties are To-
Gated from five to seven miles from the
railroad so that the ores from them
will be Immediately available. The
company is now having a confirmatory
examination made of them by an en-
gineer who WILL on his present trip.
lay out the work which will be neces-
sarX for their DEVELOPMENT
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS
RETURNS FROM VIRGINIA.
Illinois Capitalist Who Has Operated
Extensively Terms Utah Richest.

a. @. Van Petten of Stirling, ILL.,
reached Salt Lake yesterday from the
Virgin oil fields. He went into the
country for the oil company composed
OF Illinois capitalists. This company
has q lease on $500 acres and Mr.. Van
Petten Is going to recommend that n
drilling rig be sent In. So fayorably
impressed with IL. H. Clarks methods
that he will get his company TO follow
Mr.. Clark. The latter has $4,000 acres
and was down 300 feet when MIR. Van
Pettcn was In the district. In being
in the oil sand a strike was imminent
Mr. Van Petten has operated for oil
IN other states but says the Virgin
fields are destined to be as rich and big
as any district ever opened. He pui'
chased quarter-section on his own
account--thls shows more plainly than
words could how much faith he has in
the Utah territory.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago. July a.-The wheat market
opened quiet. September unchanged at
soss The market touched sO1s asO9s,
price rose to 9l9s 49t1s.
The corn market opened quiet and
steady In sympathy with wheat, Septem-
Der opened shade lower at 1874 u 10 fs /.
AT I0A, covering steadied the market.
and it reacted to 1914.
The oats market was rather active
with the tone firm. September openei Il
shade mp at 1875 and advanced TO 434s
q4Si7.
Provisions were easy largely because
of sale of one million pounds of ribs.
September pork opened unchanged to ~.
lower at l5.9S TO l5W and sold 20 le.sa,
and sold at $50. September rios opencd
21s a &c; lower at S.1Oqs.12h and s"d
closeM1Wheat-July, O%; Sept, Ola {;
corn@cojpiy 757s; Sept. 75A; Dec, I'll 9. /;
Gats~Jniy old, 62&; July. 52M; Sept.
Fork-July. i5.72ig; Sept, 10. 83I Is S2ts
Lar-July, 9.aiS; Sept, 9.55qs,a7}A;
Ribs.July, $40; Sept, s. IS; Oct. s,sg1a
Birley~cash Ge0@.
The wheat market grew firmer as the
session advanced on good cash demand
and further crop damage reported from
the northwest. September touched 9lAW
81 5si and closed firm Is up at IA.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. July -Butter-stoady
Creamery. lSM2l, dairies, i7M20,
llSss- steady. flrsts, 7la,
ENAPORATED FRUITS.
New York. July 9O.-The market for
evaporatod apples liz steady, with some
what better demand for the higher
grades Fancy are quoted nj i0ml0ia.
choice, S4aA prime. 6B @1h common
Prunes are a stiil more or less nominal
on spot with quotations ranging from
2i9 TO Il for California ana from 5IA to
~ for Oregon fruit
Apricots are hrmer In tone, owing to
bullsh coast advlces, but spot quotations
are unchanged with choice nt lOl lU4s (;
extra choice. llMllh; fancy. l2Mi3.
Peaches are dull on spot, with choice
quoted AT Sia6tSA extra choice, 9NlAl4 (;
fancy l0m 1914, ana extra fancy lOla a
RaisEs are In moderate demand for
fail sliument, but the spot market IL
dull, WIN loose muscutel quoted nj AZ n
~ seeded raisins, " mTh seedless 50
6 London layers, l,2bMl&.
SUGAR AND COFFEE,
New York, July sl.-Sugar, raw steady.
Fair refining 3.77 centrifugal, SO test,
Az. mOlasses sugar, 352
Relined-Qulet. Crushed. go; powder
cd. $50; graduated, $40
coffee--Quiot. No Rio, "a No 4
Santos, B%
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NORTH BUTTE EXTENSION.

Stockholders of the North Butte Elk
tension company have been notified
that the miners at Butte have been
paid their back wages. and that GER
tain attachments against the property
have been removed. The big holders
of the stock have agreed to note
issue, and have also consented TO sub
scribe TO this note issue. The money
raised in this manner will be used by
the new interests that have come into
the company to pay off all claims
against the company, which viii have
ample funds to put IL on a producing
basis. Another matter of interest 10
the holders of the stock is that all
loans in which the stock is part of the
collateral have been cared for so that
In the future there is no more danger
OF large blocks of the stock being
thrown upon the market.
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Beck Tunnel Con, 200 at 1921; 500
at 81 so, buyer 80.
Black Jack Con, 1900 at SO; 200 at
&C, seller SO; 1000 at 65, seller 60.
Bonnie Brier, $50 at II.
Bullock. 600 at H.
Colorado 80 at 4.47le: 200 at $50.
Columbus Con, 100 AT 1929 100 at
l,G0; 100 at l57ia
3SE
lngot, 1000 at 3.
Iron Blossom. 100 at 232Ia.
Min. Lake, 500 at 76; 100 AT u.s. seller
60, 1000 at 20.
Seven Troughs. 500 AT go
South Columbus Con, 200 at So 500
at 50.
swansea CON, 1000 at A; 200 at 4iis,
buyer 60
Tetro, 500 at 1874.
Uncle sam Con, 500 at LEO, buyer go;
100 at l.17la.
Utah con, Tlntic. loo at %; 1000 at
2li2, l,50O at "a
Yankee Con, 900 at 40.
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BOOSTERS AND ORE
ON WAY TO T|NT|C
Opening Of "UnCIe JeSse's"
SmeIter viii Be Made Most
AuspiCiouSIy.
BIG CROWD GOING TO ATTEND
Consignmcnts for Treatment Arc
Reaching sampler With Great
Frequency Already.

with but two days left before the
big smelter excursion to Tiutc. com
mittees are working as committees
never worked before to keep up Win
the demands upon them a crowd ct
record breaking proportions Is going
out to see Uncle Jesse's' new plant
In this city boosters are busy hand
ing out tickets and distributing infor-
nation: down in Provo the Commercial
club committees and their sub-commit-
tees are buster than the proverbial bee
and out in Tlntic the whole city and
district are working like Trojans 80
prepare accommodations for any sized
influx OF excursionists. The camp eN-
poets to have its capacities taxed, so
Is stretching way over limit.
BUSY AT SHELTER.
And by the way, the Tintic smelter Is
to begin life under the most suspicious
circumstances 1t will not only re-
ceive a big welcoming demonstration,
but be fore the present week opened 10
cars OF ore had arrived at the sampler.
No sooner had the company announced
its readiness to receive consignments OF
silver and lead metals than they began
arriving at the sampler. The sample
is working splendldly. A gang of 300
men is rushing everything and furnaces
are being given a gradual warming to
prepare them for active commission
The capacity of the plant at opening
will be in the neighborhood of 400 tons
hut the proposition has grown so rap
idly since It's inception that new equip
ment and plans were ordered before the
original plant was completed Upon
the installation of the new machinery.
the plant viii have a capacity of 1000
tons and probably this will not suffice.
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BEAVER BOOMING.

The shaft is getting into the best
looking ground yet; good progress is
being made in sinking to 700 feet and
at that depth drifting will he started,
The drifting will be directed towards
the ore which in old days of the Bea-
yer Carbonate earned million dollars
for the property" This is the substance
of remarks made by Grant Snyder upon
his return from the Beaver Carbonate.
of which he is manager. He says all
Beaver mines are doing vol; the re-
ports about Horn Silver being especial
ly gratifying
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TO EXPEDITE THINGS.
Leasing Concern Plans Work on Big
scale I'm Wcimcr Copper Country.

j. II. Stratton manager of the Idaho
Copper company. will leave for the
heart of the Weimer estate, upon
which his company has taken long
time bond and lease, to map out work:
Two tunnels will be driven to good
depth. one to $500 feet, to prove up the
ground so smelling necessities can be
learned and planned. The new company
has the money necessary to work the
immense property upon large scale
and this happy combination Will see
the Weimer Copper country come into
its own by leaps and bounds.
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TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

on call easy. "a at ~ per cent; rul-
Ing rate 1 q closing bid 1: offered at
IA.
Time loans stronger. 60 days = per
cent: 30 days 2h; six months, 4.
Prime mercantile paper 80 AT
per cent
Sterling exchange easy with actual
business i'm bankers bills at 1871 for
demand and at 1856 at 1915 for
90 days.
Commercial bills 1875 at u.
Bar silver. 50 ~
Mexican dollars. Is.
Government b nds steady; railroad
bonds irregular.
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YEATMAN HERE.
Says Stcptoc Plants Capacity VIII he
Increased Within Ten Days.

Pope Ycatman, consulting engineer
for the Guggcnheims, says the Steptoe
milling and smelling properties viii be
increased in capacity within the neX'
10 days Mr.. Yeatman reached this
city yesterday from Ely. where he has
been looking after Guggcnheim enter
prizes for the past two years. The
Steptoe plants are now handling from
1900 to l,400a tons a day and within
the next week they viii be handling
1000 tons day. The last figure Is half
of the final capacity proposed After
visiting Garfield Mr.. Yeatman left for
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colorado 20 at 452ts; 300 at ass.

colorado. 90 at 452k; 800 at 455.
Crown Point, 200 at 1914.
Indian queen. 1900 at 10.
Iron Blossom. 500 at 225; 800 at go,
buyer so. 1000 at 2.27I5 300 at $50,
300 at 80, buyer 6O 500 at go. seller
60. 100 at 2.32la, seller so; 300 at 2.32R.
Lower Mammoth. 500 at "A.
Mountain Lake. 1900 at S0 500 at 81 (;
800 AT rs; 500 at so, buyer 30 500 AT
So buyer go; 500 at rs, seller 80; 500 at
10. seller 60; 100 at TO-
Nevada Hills, 200 at LOO; 300 at 1.57is.
New York. 800 at o.
Seven Troughs. 1000 at 22ls 700 az
20.
souix Con. 500 at Leg.
Swansea Con. 200 at a.; 500 at i5,
buyer 60.
Tetro, 1900 at 49,
Uncle Sam Con. 500 at 1171s; 100 at
117is. seller so; so at LIS.
Victor Con. 1.5O0 at Il; 1000 at 1917
5000 at 10.
Yankee, 900 at A.
Zenol. 100 at 20.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel. 1900 at 13O; 200 at 1856,
buyer 60.
Black Jack. 1000 at 50. buyer so; 2os
at CO.
Colorado, 100 at 4.55.
East Tintic Dew, $500 at 6.
Iron Blossom, 400 at 2.35. buyer 60;
200 at 2.37Ih, buyer so; 500 at $50 seller
60; 1000 at 80; SO at 2.27la.
Little Chief, 800 at 20.
May Day. 200 at 81.
Sever Troughs. 100 at %.
Sioux Con, / 300 at l.l2la.
Tetro, 900 at 49, 500 at 1879, buyer so
Uncle Sam Con. 500 at l,22Is. buyer
so; 100 NJ LIZ; 100 at 1.l7la. seller so.
Utah Con. 1900 M %; 10000 at %,
buyer co; 1000 at %, buyer 30; 1900 at
21la
Victor, 200 at 1871; 800 at 49,
REGAPITULATION.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
ToDAX's.

Ida Nordin TO l.. $. F.. Marriott
part Of lot Z. block g. plat b. %,
James Chapman to August 4. Ward,
van, part of lot |, block 30, plat Il 30
Henry III. Turner 10 Nellie s. Turn
err, part of section p, township 2
south, range 1 west .........
Fred Barnes to Wanetah Y. l.eav.
er. part of lot 3. block Q, plat IL. 42i
Peterson X. II. Invt. co. 10 WIN.
ForsherY part OF lot G. block Il,
$ p'Ii. l.. sccy ( Tr "Go,'tno'';wi;;,;, 2
Neeerhouso, lots lG Il, is, 10. block
l. Norwood Place " "a
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stock in
Stock in
I J. !. / :.

SUGAR COMPANY. Best bnv
on the market today
Preferred, for those who want a
dividend SURE. Now and every
quarter hereafter.
Common, for those who can az.
ford to wait awhile for dividends.
Others who want better results
and more income than money In
tho bank VIII bring are buying
now and you can, too, Small and
large orders filled with equal care
GEORGE NJ, CANNON co.
Rooms ol2-5i9 Templeton Build.
ING Phone Ben 81.
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AJAX GAN SHE.

Thomas Wen, manager Of the Ajax,
says future activities win be mapped
out by directors before the present
month has passed. The mines storag,
bins are filled. some 500 or 400 tons OF
ore being ready for shipment. In
carrying copper the Ajax ORC VIII be
more valuable II copper would take a
climb so II Is hoped the metal mar
ket viii strengthen before shipping be-
gins. The completion Of the Tintio
bmelter may hurry shipping from the
Ajax
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DOUGLAS COPPER COMPANY.

The Nicholas Copper company has
received 10000 pounds of matte
shipped by the Douglas Copper COM
pany. which has already been weighed
and sampled and is now awaiting the
final settlement of ASSAYS.
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BINS OVERLOOKING.

with bins filled to overlooking the
reopening of the Independent smclter at
ogden Monday will be the resumption
of activity under excellnt circum-
stances. Supt. Vail was in the city
yesterday on the lookout for smcltei
men.
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"THE DIARY OF A TRIP TO
ROME"
BY DIR. aBo. w. MIDDLETON

Tells OF the Impressions that came %
a traveller amidst the ruins OF the most
Interesting OF all foreign countries
Price 5Oc- For sale by Deseret News
Book Store.
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THE DIARY OF A TRIP TO
ROME"
BY DIR. ono w. MIDDLETON

Tells OF tho impressions that came 10
a traveller amidst the ruins OF the mos,
interesting of all foreign countries
Price zoe For sale by Deseret News
Book Store.
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da Hills, LIS bid: Pittsburg silver
Peak, 1.02iA; North Star Wonder. bid:
Eagles Nest, II bid; Round Mountain,
lOTI1 40
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UTAHS LEAD SELLING.
Brisk Trading Seen During Both Calls
ON Local Mining Stock Exchange.

Iron Blossom, Mountain Lake and
other Utah stocks led brisk trading
on the local mining stock exchange
this morning. Good snappy trading
was seen on both calls.
Tho tinal quotations and sales were:
MORNING. CALL.
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GEO. O. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS', 20 H. So. Temple. Both
phones 9i0.
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BOSTON COPPER RANGE

James a. Pollock & Company
bankers and brokers. furnish the fol-
lowing, received over their private
wire this afternoon;
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w. II. Snow & Co.. Stock Brokers.
20 Commercial Biz Both Phones 1877,
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TONOPAEi.

Tonopah Nevada 790asOO; Montana
Tonopah, l.S5@140; Tonopah Extension,
81 bid; Mac Namara. 63@64; Midway, 80
Q4O; Tonopah Belmont. 1894 Tonopah
North Star, 10n1l; Ohio Touopah,
asked West End Cons, 70672; Rescue,
719; Tonopah & California. asked;
Golden Anchor lac; Jim Butler, 3l@Ss;
Cash Boy, 3q2.
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A. \. CAMPBELL.
stock Broker. 2l6 %. ". Walker Block
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ophir, 2.4OG2,42ls; Mexican 75a76;
Gould & Curry. 1901; Con. Va, 97a9s;
Savage, 26927; Hale X Norcross, 26@2I;
yellow Jacket. 3S43s: Belcher. 25426;
Confidence, 42a43; Sierra Nevada, 34a
80: Exchequer, 27@2S; Union, 30 bid
Chollor, 136l5: Potosi l2dl3.
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GOLDFIELD.
m, $685.; Col. Mt
xt.. 54a55; Verna

Sandstone, 36qS7; Col. Mt 20 asked;
Jumbo Ext. 54a55; Vernal, bid;
Pennsylvania, asked; Kendall, Is bid;
Booth 20d2l; Blue Bull. l4ql5: Adams,
4l5; silver Pick, 20Q2l; Nevada Boy.
? bid Black Butte Ext. 26p3: Blue Bell,
4a5; Dixie. bid; Goldheld Columbia
10 bid. Hibernia, bid; St Ives, $50
SO; Conqueror, sac; Black Rock, / bid;
Lone Star Sal0; q. Wonder, . asked:
Potlatch, IS asked; ORC, lOail; Kendall
Ext, ] asked. Sandstone Ext. | bid:
Mayne. 2 bid. Atlanta, 81 bid: CT.
Bend, 2SM29; Empire, . bid, Red Top
Ext, Haze: Florence, 317hd3. 20:
D0eld b. b. Cons, 1920; Goldheld
Daisy. 79QS0; Comb. Fraction. 12ls9
l.l5; CT. Bend ENt., 647 CT. Bend An
mex, bid; Midtown. bid; g. b. Boz
nanza, ] bid; KeWanos. 42@43: rs
merada. asked; Portland. 9 bid;
Crackerjack. 5d7; #. Mohawk l5d20;
Red Hills, 25dp26; Mohawk Ext. 2a3:
l.. Dillon, bid Y. Tiger. asked;
Grandma. 6M1; S, =. Ext. bid: Y.
Rose. bid; col Mt. Ext. asked:
Goldhcld Con, $50 bid Dhold Tr-
angle, 5@6' Coming Nation, bid;
Flor. Ext, 1917,
BULLFROG.
Original. bid; Bunfrog Mining 4
bid. l.. Harris. 1 asked Gold Rar a
IA. Bonnie Glare. bid Maynoyy.r
Con, 7qS' Montgomery shoshone Ext,
I asked: q. Scepter, bid: Montgom.
cry Min, bid, Homestake Con. 4861
a. Tramp Con, II asked; Mineral min.
4 asked.
MANHATTAN.
Manhattan Con, o asked. Manhattan
Mining CO.. 2 asked. $ Humphrey.
6id Granny, 6 asked; Mustang, 3 bid;
Little Gray 1 bid. COW Boy. 2 asked,
Original Man, 3 asked, Bronoho. / hid,
Plnenut / bid stray Dog, / bid, y.
Horse, asked; Boulder asked
OTHER DISTRICTS
Falryiew silver King, . asked, Neva-
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock & CO., bankers and
brokers furnish the following on San
Francisco mining stocks: