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stocks Came Freely on Market
At Opening, Causing Whole
List to Decline Sharply.
LIQUIDATION IN PROGRESS Re:
Speculative Following Soon Rcalizcd
1t and Fall in Prices Became
Pronounced and Rapid.

New York, Sept. 16.--stocks came Tree.
ly upon the market at the opening u
business and the whole list, deciinie :, !
Sharply. There were losses Of 4 pony 9i,in
registered by southern PaG hiN the ,a SMo
dian Pacific and American S lei, W !,
American Locomotive rs. and Union Ia
ellie and Reading " ~ ,,,o
low figures and there was a rally WiitHil
carried Union Pacific, Northern Fac ,ins
Reading and several others e !, 1 hnye - New
9orIa ce satSahl dspiayed eseep,iona
strength and advanced point, Lack rs
5awanna opened 10 points lower anu -
After American Smelling had run of !
points, Reading was pushed IorW ,ar1
again as ~ sustaining FORGE y pr} hne YEN
orally in the list We're hard near las LIS
nights closing level but ran OH al a 5riic-
ton at noon. Missouri Pacihc gained L
Active selling OF Northern Pacific soon
2ditfuscd weakness througnont the han,
.ket and there was relapse 70 ap I,i,..
the low prices of the morning. ReaulnG
and New York Central. which had mani nam
tested considerable strength; were l.i,,-
cd fraction below last nignts wv, aiosf IL
United states Rubber 3, NortherI "a
8ciiic *. Great Northern preferred, Nj
tional Lead and Northwestern i,
Business became Stagnant afteI " Sill'lsl
rally which was not we'll held. Towards
Q o'clock the whole list WAS inclined TO
give way,
The market closed weak at the lowest.
The fall sdn prices became more pro,
nouncd and moro rapid as the genera,
that important liquidation was progress
ing. National Lead and United states 1,l
EtoR feI m aWg Graaf o
preferred, Union Pacific, Southern Pa
&citic, Peoples Gas and Sugar ~ toi21s
Steel preferred and Westinghouse Elec,
tric 2 orsmOre.
Covering of shorts put out the decline
caused some fractional rallies. but the
buying did not follow the advance and
prices yielded again.
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NEWHoUsE REPORT.
What Boston Financial Editor Says
lsalis About IL.

George L. Walker in the Boston
Commercial. comments on the New
house report as follows:
'Newhouse Mines reports that 1t
produced 7,244,719 pounds of copper in
the year ending June 30, 1908, and
earned s71.921 in excess Of expenses.
AS Its bond interest amounted to $751;
1000, however, the company closed the
year about 5000 poorer than it be-
gan. Its copper is said to have cost
IA cents per pound, but the total cost.
including freight. smelling and refiin-
ing, is given as 10h cents per pound.
president Newhouse says that the
3company's developments show ore from
the surface to depth of 916 feet, and
that at the greatest depth so far reach
II ed the ore maintains the average grade
of the mine, 1t is proposed to push
developments actively on the 500, 100
and 9O0-foot levels.
From a financial standpoint the
Newhouse report is anSunfavorable one.
When it, is taken into consideration
that the company's property was prac-
ftically idle for about two months last
year, however, the showing does not
look so bad 1t has been reported quite
generally that the company was heav-
lily in debt. The report shows a small
balance of Indebtedness which probab-
ly has been cancelled by this time.
There is nothing in the showing which
should discourage stockholders.
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CONCENTRATES.

Col. II. A. Wall went to Bingham
4this morning to look after mining In
4terests- in that camp,
A new mining exchange has been
organized at Seattle and is TO pc
known as the Seattle-Alaska Mining
Stock exchange.
Lafayette Hanchett has returned
Z from his vacation which was spent
very pleasantly in the Mississippi
states. He was accompanied by mem
2bers of his family.
at the adjourned session of the.
New York Bonanza Mining company
held Yesterday. the directors We're
authorized to sink the shaft to 4, 900
feet depth. Manager NJ. j. McGill, IN
his report, indicates that more depth
is necessary before desired results can
+ be expected
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0VE:RBOUGHT
DECLARES BROKER.
One Explanation Given for the
slumpish Condition flo
.8 cal Mining Stocks.
BROKERS CALL FOR MARGINS
To-day Witnessed Further Slirlnkuges
Unlisted Misunderstanding
Quotations and Sales.

1--WE are experiencing the result
ANhich inevitably comes from an
over bought market is how a prom
4 inent member of the. Salt Lake Stock
and Mining exchange explained the
slumpsa condition of the mining
stock market cit is the same old
stony said, he. "a lot Of people have
bought and bought: the limit has
been reached, the reaction has come;
Z brokers have been calling for mar
gins and in many instances. these
demands have not been met. Con-
sequentlp, the stocks have been
thrown onto the market to be sacra-
feed. That is The situation in a nut
SHE'LL
There were some bad shrinkagcs
today and scarcely Il single IL one OF
4 the listed Tinticsissuad. escaped. Heck
Tunnel, starting of at S4. dropped TO
"a cents, iron BLOSSOM was driven 70.
BIB y. " colorado sold MS low as
s3.35, hut recovered some: while
Sioux Consolidated. infuendcd by the
weakness Of its neighbors, driftcd5
down To 81 cents, the closing sale
price. Uncle sam Consolidated, May
,si)nN and Seven Thoughts We're also
Svisibly affected.
3E AS Tar rs the mines are cpneefned.I
mot l single word has CONC that shou lli
I in amy way cause shareholders TO get
.kdiscoura ged. The broker referred 70
has undoubtedly told exactly the truth
when ha states that the rnallsct IT., has
been over bought, tbs said several 4,
brokers have felt the pressure Of me 'lt
situation and haze been doing $thsisI
best for several days 70 get into tae
clear 33sfs ,
n Little attention was directed towards
4 he unlisted stacks today. n oWeNe.,
siiee. King Coalition brought 81; Ohio
Copper, s3.O5 and sa.1o and liin tan
Treasure Hill. IA cents. The closing
quotations and sales were:
Al n, PM NJ. ga ~ 5s4 M
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Rawhide Queen Regent, 80 asked; RAW
hide Coalition, 52@54; Hailstone. 2@3;s
Original Rawhide, 8 asked; Round Mtn.
Elk. div, 80 bid.
NEW YORK CURE.

James "a, Pollock s. Co, bankers and
brokers. furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon;
Butte & London, IS MS Cum. Ely.
8 @15s q iroux Com, Il "a: Nev. Com
Sl5Ils d315t4:: New Utah. 2 15-16@3; Nipis-s
sing, S tla ass; Newhouse. tx @D5Is Teil-,
5nessee Copper, 3777s Gp3s; Utah Copper,
42@43; Davis DAILY. 2@21ls;; Dom. Cop,
IL 01111s: Ely Central. Mdp1A; Ely Cons.
15@20; Greene G. 4 S. com, 1sp3-l6;
Montgy. Shoshone. 15-16@1A; Nevada
Smelling, 1G1t4 King Edward. X l5s;
5McKinley-Da rragh, 114@11s; Tintic3
l6la G6la; Boston Con-, 12@12A; Yukon
Gold. 4 11-16G4s4; North Butte EXtn.,
24@25; Miami Copper, u @1Oss; Penna-i
wyoming 29032 N
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WOOL.

ST. Louis. Sept 1s.-Wool; unchanged.
fine mediums. 1o@l5; fine. 1O@17.
BOSTON.
Boston,. Sept. 15.-sentiment in the
wool market is little better. and the
volume Of business during the past week
stu far from normal. Prices are prac-
tically unchanged Quotations.:
California. northern choice. M0le;
northern AVERAGE, 1917; middle county.
l20J13 fail southern, 10Dn
Oregon-Eastern, No. !, staple, 1S@1 10;
eastern. No. /. clothing. 16@16: eastern
average, II g15; valley No, ]. ls@2o.
months, 10 g; for SIX to eight months.
Californ1a-Northern 42@43; middle
county, 9@4o; southern. TQ3; fall
Disqualification No. I. staple, 57@5s;
eastern clothing. 1880; valley No. l.,
45946.
Territory-Fine staple. 57@5s; fine
medium staple, 55@D56: fine clothing,
2 As 6p4S; haif-blood. 50@6S; three-eiShths
blood, $3.50; auarter-blood. 43@45.
Pulled-Extra, 5G@6T: fine A. 6NG So;
"A supers, 42G45. ~ n
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE,

J.. -,
3. coaln, 24@ IS; G.. & H., 645@
so; DAILY West, 9N5N: CRANKY 1000
1o2: Mexico Con- nA; Mohawk, 10
asked; North Butte. SIX q 1ai United
Cop. 1875 bid: Utah Copper, ~ y q
a21s; Newhonse. 8 * q IS; u. S. s.,
COM, a q. dp41l4 do. pfd., 451a o.;
Utah Apex. A g a, q Davis DAILY, 2 a
r.; East Butte, iA as; Majestic, 10
@73: Nipissing, SIS a Il q. G. & s.,
15M1s; do. pfd., ~ @13-16; Bing-
ham, so bid; G. az @l2p;
Con, 15D.ss: Old Dom, q g
Parrot. 25A M26A; Shannon. a q @
Sl5; Trinity, l7Gh:: Utah Con-. A "
8M45: Victoria, So Il; Wolverine, q 45
E @p147: Wyandot, 2 a u: Miami, a
& N %; Cum. Ely, Is dIS Dom, Gop ,;
&M61s; New. Utah, Is Mt3; Raven, 81
6ISS
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TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. Sept. 16.-NIoney on
call steady. ! ut " per cent; ruling
rate ~: closing bid and offered at 1.
Time loans steady: 60 days oH at
n per cent; 90 days 3: six months,
3M.
Prime mercantile paper 4 at 4 ~.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual
business i'll bankers bills at 1920 at
30 for 60 day bills, and at dS6.S5 for
demand.
Commercial bills. 4S1 at ".
Bar silver, So &c.
Mexican dollars. i5c.
Government bonds easy; railroad
bonds heavy.
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THE GARFIELD SHELTER.
Plant Treating $500 Tons of Orc Daily
Says Manager Whitley.

General Manager Whitley of the
American Smelling & Refining COM
pany gresents the insinuations given out
in a number of eastern financial papers
to the effect that the Garfield smelter
is not "a success. To be sure. the COM
pany has experienced trouble in hand
ling the fine concentrate produced from
the Garfield mills of the Utah Copper
and Boston Consolidated, but these diff
ficuties. he says, have been overcome.
The Garfield smelter. Mr.. Whitley
said today has been treating an aver
age OF 1900 tons of ore per. day for the
past sixty days. while the charges have
run up to about $500 tons. On Mon
day of this week the record shows that
a little over 1900 tons of material was
charged in the furnaces.
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EUGENE CHAFFIN HERE.

The Prohibition candidate for the
presidency. Eugene Chaiiin OF Wis
consin. arrived this noon, from Los
Angeles. and was entertained later at
luncheon at the Wilson. by ladies Of
the w. C. T. U. He left for Ogden
following his brief reception here,
to speak this evening in the Junction
city Mr. Chaffin leaves for Denver
tomorrow.
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NEW OGDEN COMPANY.
necial corresnondence.

Special -COTTtSDD1IUeIlCe.--
Ogden, Sept. 16--Articles of incor-
poration OF the Deseret View Mining
company were filed with the county
clerk Yesterday afternoon The cap
ital stock is $4,000, With the shares
at the- par value of 10, cents each.
The officers are G. A. Hickenlooper,
PRESIDENT n. ]. Harris, vice presi-
dent; W. A. Hickenlooper, secretary;
John Walker, treasurer. and Thomas
Clegg, director. The company takes
over 26 mining claims in the Lucin
mining district of Boxelder county.
and is organized to conduct a general
mining and milling business.
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This IS a Banner Year

For the utah-Idaho Sugar Com
pany. Next quarterly dividend of
T1s cents per share due Sept. 30th,
1925. TO GET THIS DIVIDEND
BUY NOW.
Price of sugar first class; pros
poets for crop splendid: and net
returns for last season the best
the company has known. We
commend this stock as safe In
vestment and a sure dividend pay
er. The officers include: Joseph f.
Smith as President; Thos. r. Cut
Ter. Vice President. and General
Manager. The other directors are
well known conservative business
men.
GEORGE NJ. CANNON co.
Rooms 5i2-51s Tempieton Build
ing. Phone Bell 81.
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MINING MEETINe TONIGHT.
Local Branch of Mining Congress Is
no BE Organized.

TO Be Organized. 3
The fact that Denver is putting up a
strong fight to combat Salt Lake in a
movement to wrest from the Colorado
city the headquarters of the Ameri-
can Mining congress, makes it impera-
& tiv that there should be a large attend
ance at the meeting of mining men at
While the object of the gathering
is for the purpose OF organizing the
Utah branch of the parent organiza-
ton; doubtless committees will be
named to take up the campaign for the.
K headquarters.
Among the persons talked of for di-
rectors Of the local organization are
Samuel Newllouse, ID. g. lacking, Will
lard u. Snyder John Dern, Jesse.
knight, Newton Dunyon, Col. r.. "A.
Wall and Henry G. Baker, the latter
of Ogden.
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James A. Pollock & Co., bankers and
brokers, furnish the following quota
lions from San Francisco on Nevada
mining stocks today:
CoMSToCK
ophir, 1.95m2.oo; Mexican, 63164:
Gould & Curry,SS asked; Con. Va. 800
IA: Savage. s266D2T; Hale & Norcross, 81
bid: yellow Jacket, 4SGl49; Belcher, 25@
81: Confidence. 45 bid; Sierra Nevada,
1920: Exchequer. 20 bid; Union, 81
bid; Ghollar, 20 bid.
ToNoPAH.
Montana Tonopah 1.17M1l. 20; Tono-
pah Extension, 10 bid; MacNafnara, A
al; Midway. 81 bid; Tonopah Belmont,
.1.02Adl1.0h; Tonopah North Star, 1910;
West End Cons, 55@5s: Rescue, 5m6:
Jim Butler, "a bid; Monarch Pitts.
EXtn.. asked; Golden Crown, 2@s.
sGOLDFIELD.
Sandstone, rs asked: Col. Mt, $50
"a: Vernal, 6 asked; Kindall. 15 bid;
Booth, 43 bid; Blue Bull, 1908: Adj
ans, 4 bid; Silver Pick, Is bid; Ne
.vada Boy, 3 bid; Black Butte Ext. 2
Goldteld Columbia, ! asked; Hiberna.
8 bid: st. Ives. IS bid; Black Rock.
4 bid; Lone Star, 500; G.. Wonder.
asked; ORC, u bid: CT. Bend, 80 bid;
Empire, bid Red Top Ext. 10G11.
Florence. 31Tia 6D4.00: D'field B. b.
Cons. 10 bid; Goldfeld Daisy. So q SO:
Laguna. 100 bid: Comb. Fraction, 80
MlS2ls CT Bend Ext, 6 bid: CT. Bend
Annex, sMs; B. b. Bonanza, gag;
Kewanos. 50 bid; Portland, 7@S;
Crackerjack, 6 bid: +. Mohawk. Il bid;
Red Hills, % bid; Mohawk Ext, 4 bid:
L. Dillon. 1@3; Y, Tiger, 10 asked:
Grandma. cat; S. p. Ext, bid: y.
Rose, 9 bid; Goldfield Con. 6.10@6.15;
D'field Triangle, bid; Florence EXtn.,
IA bid.
BULLFROG.
Original, I@2: Bullfrog Mining. 5 ask
ed; Montana Bullfrog, asked: Ma
tional Bank, 4@5: Amethyst. bid;
Gold Bar, A bid; Bonnie Glare, 10 ask
ed: Mayflowcr Con-. bid; Montgomery
Shostone Ext, asked: G. Scepter, 1
bid: Montgomery. Mtn., 10 asked;
Homestake Con, 20 bid; Tramp Con,
16 bid. -
MANHATTAN.
Manhattan Con-. SG9; Manhattan
Mining Co. = asked; G. Wedge. ask
ed. s, Humphrey. 2 asked: Granny, 6
asked; Mustang, bid: Cow Boy.
asked: Original Manhattan, 8 asked,
Broncho bid; Pinenut, bid; Stray
Dog, 5 bid.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Mineral Hill, 4G6:e Balloon HILL Ii
asked: Nevada Hills, 1.30 bid, Pitts
burg Silver Peak. 1.00@1.02; Eagles
Nest, 8 bid; Rawhide Queen, "a bid;
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o6 cnisase s SEPT oye s-De De; wheat
80 3 to 1915 on higher cables and report
ell export sales. On prolit-taking there
was n reaction to 992s, but speculative
purchases on the decline caused a rally
clInes extending from y in Decem-
Der to y. in September. December opened
ON seiEng d tG a0w 70 g. e and
December oats opened Il to /. lower
at 1919 dp4aas to 49ls.. ana declined 10
Provisions We're quiet ns and is easy prices
resting at the Initial loss, which ranged
from 21s to 71a in lard and ribs Jan
er ut 1886 to 1850, and sold on to 1915.
Wheat-Later the market turned very
bullish and the close was strong with
DECEMBER over yesterday.
Corn-The close was heavy, December
IS down TO 6sW
eIoss oy,5 @s1 LOIS; Dec LOIS;
Ggorn--sePt.. 70; Dec, e9as; May. efl4.
6fa a.,s 4sE aa4s5s; Dec. 4e9a May,
ls F7ssHFk-sep'. 49, Oct, l5.os'si Jan,
Iared-sept,, 9.e5: oct. 10 90: Jan, sso,.
BIB Ribs 3 sd 9s5; Oct. a.57ts; Jan,
Rye-CaSl. IS.
Barley-Cash, 61MG5
GriI nyerny c,cf I III $50 $50
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York, Sept. t6.-Sugar, raw. ouiet
Fair refining, $40; centrifugal, .OS test
800; molaSses, 3 H.
Renped-Quiet. Crushed, $50; powder-
ed $40; granulated. 5.10.
GotteeTQuie1 No Rio. 81 No. 4
SUFFER- AND EGGS.
Chicago, Sept. 16.--I;utter STEADY
Esss-steady Firsts, Il. s :" "
EYAPoRATlID FRUITS.
New York. Sept. ia few small lois
of new crop apples nave arrived in INC
local mnrket showing n fair qualify Tor
this season of the year and selling ar
from TO 6ls. Spot quotations are M.
changed, with fancy quoted at 9IsTd
10 V: choice, ltdp9; prime. eli GI6 r n n
mon to fair, sac,
Coast adEices reported n stronger mae
tltet for the larger sizes of new cinn
| prunes. but tile, spot market was mist
and unchanged. with mutations ranrins.
from 10 Is for California and from 81
to ~. for oregon fruit.
Apr1cots remain quiet, with cfo;rs
quoted at StsTSE.: extra choire, aiS;s
9s fancy. 10M ~ Il 80 y
Peaches are dull with choia,. u,,n,.a
at ~ q 1ai; extra choice. ~; 6is; fans;.
Raisins are. unchanged with loose
muscatels quoted at Az ask !: choice 10
fancy seeded. GlaffT& !; setiiess, 4Ss's7s.
London layers. 160a1.e5 . " -
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N1NBTY-NINE COPPER ORE.

The Ninety-nine Copper company has
a car load of ore at the independent
smelter at Ogden today. 1t consists OF,
80 tons and the controls showed 20 per
cent copper. The Ninety-nine mine is
located at Good Springs. Nevada. and
is under the management of j. B.
-lnn -
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MORNING CALL.
listed Stocks. Bid. 81 Asked.

AM Listed SStopRStg&a Sl'lu. 3tt <AShIu.
Aiax$ :. 81 "a
4.iploil ~ ,,. 9o
ls5ALce .......i s51.tp $50
a utie \, ~. VA ~ III
Sig aii q. /. I. \ s. I. :. .0i
Been Tunnel Gone. H. al 81 ~ AZ
bins fiIilr a filait;f 10
iolitaf y Hcis ~ ...I S s
ttjoail ~ ioile ~
d t,i.li IL. Il * III US 30
]. l.l.sie.. n LliiEersl 4. .I..s.I tsA III
o0kiyn Is e ~ ~
"A NJ ikd VI. y. .,.s...., 10 SO
y lacHtl,5y .i.ta.7..,,I ~ <. ~ }s
Gu.olsa.io alinihts .:.....g .3..1t4 500
4 GpsuIiiDus 4 en-. 1 ~ l.5o
x Goii. 4neteuf... ....3.... 80 ~ III
crown 6l,ol,lt Is; B. . B. ~ .IoM 40 81
1Jaly5 JudgJ. ..l.. y .. ~ Il 6.oU q
Drelnedury Hump ....,. l..,...5..I ~ Z
& DfasUn .s.... ~ r Nv =
ia !. iGsi Il I3itles Beil,....5.l ID ~
q l1as 81 Nest US - 81
is ElinetutQ ~. 1850. ,......,.l ~ .52
q Ei..lI El1eN.. 80: we q
n GodiN,l $500, ....,i.-t 800
58I,aiGntl II. ....t..,-..t VI ..-.ai...5
*SG,pnlnela Daisy t.5,..,.. ~
H GRAND Itentritt 1901 -. OO sou 7
5Gpid Circle Crown ~ 58
4 Al ca ~. 80. .slo
8lbex 4. 81. Il. 4. ..... Ii AZ
Indian queen 1901 I'D .l5ta
jlngot /. h. +. S. ..I...... Ole .Uk p
II li.so :. < :. /. . w
lioll BLOSSOM II - -
ftat -. s. ~, ~
4rar Ism - e I; \.
4 joe Bowers ~
Lad King ....55......l sOl USE
Z I.lltie3 loei | \. y l'oo -.ov
l.ittlesa tsnlei -. 81 10 ~
F. key tone z. ~. III. .......l ~ " Y
~ i;9 9na T 3an,ii 10
.isi.,ss ,t . 10 80
& MAY l1ay SSis 40
I Ni,3i,nI:, H, II AK, 3. ~ i Isl
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YESTERDAYS

James Langton to E. L. Saunders,
part OF lot 6. block 22, plat F..... 20.
Gle ID. Lewis to Martina Lewis,
]. l.. Schmidt to Matt. Fassie, lots
q .. etc, block /. Glenn Sub......... 45G
7Albarton Tracy ct al to Emma Me-
Martin. lots q, etc, North lngle-
wood .s...... ,..........- ,............s.. i41t
If. &. Hoffman 10 Emma NJ Sulii-
van lot &c, block 9. Washington
william i. Bra Bray to William j
StriclSley, part Of lot s. block %,
s p1as ,7jna 81 Al 10 aiaren , Rer,; "
q s n II. . i50i
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TODAY.

Jno, NJ. Whitaker to Elijah Thomp-
son. lots, IL. etc, block ., Whita-
.ters Sub ...............
Thos. NJ. Mumford ct al to Heber
]. Grant X Co, part of lot 5,
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COLUMBUS CON. MEETING.
Increase in Capital Stock 10 BE .iu
thoriZcd This Afternoon.

A special meeting of shareholders
of the South Columbus Consolidated
Mining company is scheduled to take
place this afternoon. at which time
the matter Of increasing the capital
stock from 300. 900 to 100000 shares
of tile par value Of 81. will como up
for consideration. This movement IS
designed TO carry out the plan out
lined some time ago to take over the
Wedge property and to provide a
fund from the sale of treasury stock
to be used in the further develops
men. of the propertN.
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REGULAR GALL SALES.

Beck Tunnel 400 at 81; 100 at IS; 800.
3 at So; 800 al 81; 100 at so.
Black Jack. $500 at SO; LOO at "a.
Bullock, 900 at 9.
Carisa. 800 at So.
Colorado, 200 at 3. 55, y. 60: 100 at $50;
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ORE AND BULLION.

The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
co. We're. Crude ore and concentrates,
600
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Boston Consolidated, it is declared,
have been subscribers to Ohio bonds.
1T is claimed also that former Presl-
dent Heinze has relinqnshd 100000
shares OF his original holdings in the
4corporat ion 5
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A. S. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. Els D. F. Walker Block.
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F. r. Snow s Co.. Stock Brokers.
5e2 Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1873
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ENGLISH cAPITAL IN IT.

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The News" has. ascertalned from
reliable source that very strong SYM
dictate of English capitalists has be-
come interested in Ohio Copper and
that the syndicate IS represented in the
official family by President MacFar-
lane. Some of the holders of stock in
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

100 at $40; $50 at a.35; 100 at s.d2'a,
3. so.
Grown Point, 700 at 16
1bex. 500 at ID
New York. 1900 at 8. /.
Ind. Queen. 500 at IA, l0OOsat 1871.
Iron Blossom, 600 at 1. SO. $500 at
i 40: 100 at ! .3711a.
Lo. Mammoth, 900 at 81.
May Day, 500 at A; 100 at 40.
AZ Mt. Lake, 500 at so; 400 at 81.
Seven Troughs. 1900 at q.
Sioux Con, 400 at 1.02l2; 500 at LOO;
/ 500 at 30; 1880 at 9S; 100 at 97.
Swansea Con. 20 oat 30; 600 at 34ia.
Uncle sam, 500 at Ito; 200 at l.O71a;
400 at. TO- Il. 80.
Victor Con, 300 at 10h.
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s01EN iBOaHll sStAtI EIse:
Beck Tunnel, $40 at so; 800 at 70.
Black Jack, 5000 at 81; 5000 at 81,
buyer 60; SEQ ut 50; 900 at So
Bullock. 900 ut sl4;; 1000 ut W., buyer
go.
Colorado, 300 at 3.S5.
z Indian Queen, 900 atS13Is,
Iron Blossom, 700 at 1.42ls: 100 at
1.lG0 at Lao: 500 at 1.47ia, buyer 40; 200
at 1850 buyer 60.
Lower Mammoth. 100 at &c; 1000 at
81; 50D.a at Gs buyer 80.
Mountainsi.ake, $500 at 40: 1000 at 80
buyer 80.
Sioux Con, 500 at 90; 200 at 100, buyer
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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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MANHATTAN

Manhattan Con-. sac; Manhattan
Mining Co, , asked; G. Wedge. 2 ask
ed. s, Humphrey. 2 asked; Granny, 6
asked: Mustang, bid: Cow Boy, 2
asked: Original Manhattan, asked,
Broncho. / bid; Pinenut. 1 bid; Stray
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Montana Tonopah, t.17tsGl.2O; Tono-
pah Extension. 70 bid; N1acNafnara, A
al; Midway. 81 bid; Tonopah Belmont,
1.O2AM1.05; Tonopah North Star, 1910;
West End Cons. 55@5s: Rescue, 5Il6:
Jim Butler, "a bid. Monarch Pitts.
EXtn.. asked: Golden Crown, 2@3.