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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-24
ADMIRAL EVANS
HAS IMPROVED GREATLY

Paso Roble; Hot Springs Cal,
April 24-Rear Admiral Robley d
Evans is not the same man who ar
rived at Paso Robles Hot Springs a
little moro than three weeks ago. The
pale, thin face, marked by lines of
suffering and the weakened frame
have been changed and wonderfully
imp owed by only few days Of
restfu! quiet and careful treatment.
The Progress made during the past
i've Gays, especially, is so marked that
those who saw the weakened cid
warrior when no arrived at the hot
springs. are astounded
II am much pleased at the way
things are going" said Surgeon Nc
Donncld this morning. THE treat
ment here at Paso Robes hot springs
has aone so much for Admiral Evans.
The acute pains are entirely gone. LV-
erv other day the admiral is taken to
the bath house and given treatment,
consisting of warm sulphur bath,
followed by massage and Swedish and
resistance movements. On alternate
days massage and resistance move
ments are given I'm the room by the
skilled attendants from the Kuhaus.
Mud packs have also been given. To-
days treatment Will be given in the
admral's room"
II the April showers which have
been Frightening the hillsides do not
Interfere, another automobile spin
over the excellent roads in the vicin-
ity viii be enjoyed by the admiral and
his iarty.
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PRODUCE.

Chicago. April 24--1'he wheat mar
ket was weak owing to general rains In
the winter wheat belt. At the start
prices were lac to Mo below last nights
closing. but later advanced about ..t
over the low point.
Lack of support by bulls and easy
markets at Liverpool were bearish in
fluenccs. May opened Rc@%c TO hcQ
1850 lower to 81 10 9S and held within
that range. July opened NC to Ac
lower Mt SO at 1914 and held within
that range
Corn was dull. The market opened
easy along with wheat, but Improved
later May opened &c lower at 6Ihc,
sold at 67Isc. July opened hc lower
at 625i 70 SO. and sold at 63A @63hc.
Oats were dull and steady. May
opened unchanged at 53A and sold at
53iG. July opened Nc lower at i59ac
and sold at 4b&c.
Provisions were fairly active. The
market opened steady on loo advance
in hogs, but oased off on weakness of
grains July pork opened unchanged
at St3 40 and sold at $3.50 Lard opeend
2Ac higher at IS 32k and sold at sS.3Ila.
Ribs opened 21scM5c higher at S,221a to
S7.25 and sold off TO 81 10.
Wheat--Sentlment In the wheat pit
was bearlsh all day May sold Off 10
97iR ana July to ssh. The market clos
ed weak with prices almost at the
bottom May was down mlB at 07A,
and July l3s lower NJ SSM
The corn market weakened In me
last half of the session along with
wheat. May sold off TO GO * and July TO
6g9h The close was weak with May
down NON, at 66A G67. July was
down MG1s at 62M
Close Wheat--May 97lki July,
S8ss Sept S47s ass.
COrn-May. 66 B W67 July, 62&
Sept Glag1h
Oats-May, old 53h new, b2h
July old 45%: Sept. S67s.
Pork May, 1890; July ,2sh
SEPT, 18,35
Lard May, s.02h; July h'sbi
Sept, seq,
Iubs-May, ESQ., July 7,loi sept,
7.a5
Ryo-cash, so.
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ToDAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York, April 2i.--Money on call
easy. ~ at per cent; ruling rate
IA; closing bid "; offered at per
cent.
Time loans quiet hut rather iirmer:
60 days 2t5 per cent: 90 days. "a nj
:, per cent. six months 81 at 3M per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4 at 4ls per
cent.
Sterling exchange steady, win act
nal business In bankers bill at 49, rs
ne 4S7.3O for demand. and mt 1917
al so for 60 day bills; commercial
bills IS4iS at 1lSt9s.
liar silver sac.
Mexican dollars, 4Tc.
Government bonds steady; railrnad
bonds steady.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

train at o'clock for Seattle, he looked
out over the vast expansc of valley
stretching away from the site OF the
Steptoe plants and added;
'1his is a wonderful site, highly en-
lowed by nature for the purposes to
which it is being put. and wonderful
things arc to be done here The dis
trict Is exceedingly fortunate In matters
of location both AS related to mines
and reduction plants. The Guggeu-
helm interests have "a smelling sites,
but this is the best OF them all; the
best / know Of anywhere in the world,
And the mines are splendidly situated
for economical operations. AT Copper
Flat a record IN cheap extraction win
be made. The opportunities there in
that respect are greater than | know
of anywhere else-even greater than
those Utah Copper enjoys"
Mr.. Eccles and party left for Seattle
to attend meetings of Importance. prin-
cipally in connection whit Alaskan en-
terprises of the Guggenheim interests.
lie expects to return here about the
9TH of May. at which time there Will
be another party of Cumberland Ely
and Nevada Consolidated people In the
district from the east
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Barley-Cash, SO@S6.
Timothy--April, 4.25.
EVAPORATED FRUITS.

New York, April 23-The market for
evaporated apples is practically NOM
inal. Holders are firm in their views
quence. Fancy are quoted at 1015@11;
hcoice at 1A99is; prime at 7A@71a; and
common to fair at 5A@69;
1t Is said that bad crop accounts from
the coast have attracted some specula-
tive buying OF California prunes
Quotations range from Az to 414 for
California and from 5& to 10 for Ore
gon fruits.
Apricots are steady with choice
quoted at 1s@2O, extra choice, 1921;
and fancy, 20@24.
Peaches are unchanged with choice
quoted at 10@101a; extra choice. 11@
liz. fancy, 11h@12; and extra fancy
1904
Raisins are neglected with loose mus
catels quoted at 5@6la; seeded raisins,
51eqS, and London layers at S1.6541.I5.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. April 24%sugar. raw,
steady; fair refining, S.926S.9S; centri-
fugal, 80 test, 4.4214.4S; molasses SD
gar, 3.67G3.7S.
Refined. steady; crushed. $40; pow
dered $50; graduated $50
Coffee steady; No. Rio 6; No.
Santos, s%dSS.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN,
Liverpool. April 24.---Close: Wheat
May Is 4d; July Is So d; Sept, Is
sd.
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GRAINS LIMITED TO
SMALL FRACTIONS
While Large Volume Of Business
Was Done, Prices Of Import
ant Stocks Didn't Change.
UNION PACIFIC SCORED BIG.
Operations on Long Side of the Mar
ket Conducted With Confidence
Close Irregular at the Highest.

New York, April 24,--union Pacific
advanced VI and Southern Pacific u
on the first sales of the stock market
today. otherwise the gains in the
active list, which were general, We're
limited to small fractions except in
Canadian Pacific and Rock Island pre-
ferred. which rose large fractions,
and General Electric. 2. The deal
ings were active. A large volume of
business was transacted without
prices of the important stocks chang
ing much. except in few instances
The announcement of tho failure OF
large stock exchange house reputed to
be on the bear side of the market
was without unfavorabl enect.
Further advances in active stocks
We're moderate in spite Of a large and
steady absorption, but wide gains
were made by individual stocks. I'm
ion Pacific touched 1927 United
States steel was held shade below
last nights price.
Bonds We're firm.
Operations on the long side of the
market were conducted with continued
confidence. The fac that United
States steel preferred was bid up
sharply, contributed to the strength
Of the general market New stocks
were brought into prominence with
the growth of the movement. General
Electric got up az. American Car
preferred 3h. Union Pacific, st. Paul.
Kansas and Texas, preferred, and Ill
nols Central. 2, Amalgamated Copper
u, Anaconda, American Smelling,
and Republic Steel preferred, l.
When prices fell Off the speculation
became quiet but the reaction in prices
was slight Delaware & Hudson rose
4 points. Central Railroad of New Jer-
sey, q National Lead, IA, and Atchi-
son. l.
The market closed slightly irregular
but never the highest. Union PACING $
fresh advance of 2% over last night
galvanized the market and prices rose
again Delaware & Hudson gained I;
Northwestern, 3; New Haven, ia;
Pressed Steel Car preferred. 2; Atchi--
son. Ia, and New York Central and
others point or more. Prices generally
did not rise far above the previous
price level. Reading was in evidence
late in the day.
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LIVESTOCK.
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, April 24.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1000, including 200 southerns.
Market strong. Native steers, 500
Z 90: native cows and heifers, 3 500
6 SO; stockers and feeders, 3 500 so;
bulls, 3 4095.5 so; calves, 4.5O46. 90;
western steers. 5.00@6.SO; western
cows, 350q5.25.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000. Market to- loo
higher. Bulk OF sales, 5.4Oq5. so;
heavy, 8 .5O@5 go; packers and butch
ers 5. 1905. so; light, $50 Q5.50; pigs,
4.25@4.60.
sheep-Reoeipts 1000. Market
steady Muttons. 5.25@6,25; lambs,
6 .OO@7. so: range wethers, 4.75@6. 70;
fed ewes. 4.25q5.75.
OMAHA.
Omaha, Neb. April 24.--Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1000. Market strong. Native
steers, 5.00M6 rs: COWS and heifers,
S.50d6. 90: western steers. 3.75Q5. so;
Texas steers. 2.25@5.25; range cows
and heifers, 2.1594.50; Gamers, 2.O00
3.25: stockers and feeders, 3 90 a s. 80;
calves. S.O0Q6.5O; bulls and stays,
3.0005.00.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000. Market 5@10c
higher. Heavy 5.40@5. 47is; mixed.
5.30@5.40; light, 5.306D5. 47js; pigs,
s.50Q4.75; bulk of sales, 5.s74@
5.42h.
Sheep-RecelptS, $500. Market
strong. Yearllngs, 5.0O@6. 50; wethers,
5.00@6.00; ewes, 4.5045.50; lambs
7.0o@7.50.
CHICAGO.
Chicago. April .-Cattle-Receipts
about 1900; market steady TO strong.
B6eves. 4.G0Q7.25: Texans 4bOd650;
westerns, 4.604600; cows and heifers,
24O@65O calves, 4.50G6.5O.
Hogs-Receipts about $4,000: market
10c higher. Light, 5.20@7.25; mixed 5.s5
@5,SO; heavy. 5.25@725: rough. 5.250
b40; pigs. 4.1044,90; bulk of sales, $50
OHIO.
Sheep-Receipts about 5000; market
weak. Natives. 4.S5G6.45; westerns,
4.9O@G50; yearlings, 6.50@7.l0; lambs,
600qZ60; westerns, 60O4765.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-24
SEWER CONSOLIDATED.
Property In Pluto County 10 BE Sold
Under Execution.

The properties of the Sewer Con-
solidated Mining, Milling and Pros
pecting company are to be sold under
the hammer, an order to that effect
having been made yesterday by Judge
Morse of the district court. which is a
result of the suit brought by Clarissa
S. Maison, stockholder.
An order was also made allowing
George w. Parks. the receiver, S2.ut
for his services up to June /, and
$3.50 for legal services up to the
same date TO Day & Hoppaugh The
claims against the company aggregate
S1ST, 499. Is. OF these the largest are
for labor, S25,765.75; mortgage of
Charles Lammersdorff for 1913, $3.50, and
the Salt Lake Hardware company.
s15,792.94.
The assets of the company consist
of a large milling plant with fine
electric plant, IL patented mining
claims. 35 unpatented claims and two
mill sites embracing 40 acres of
ground There are also 900 acres of
land purchased from the state. The
property is located in Pluto and Sewer
counties.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-24
THE sIEGEL MINE.
Twenty Men Employed at This Neva-
da Producer.

Twenty men are now employed on
development and mining operations
at the property of the Siegel Console
dated company. about 30 miles north
of the Steptoe Smelling plant says
the White Pine News, New. and a
large amount % ore Is being taken
from the workings while blocking
out is also being done. The main
working at present is "a drift off the
main tunnel in which ore has been
had for more than $50 feet, the vein
varying in width from 8 to 10 feet.
This is a very good grade of silver
lead milling ore. AS soon as the
roads between the mine and Currie
permit transportation of ore, ship
ment of 5000 tons of high grade to
the smelter will be started. For
many years the mines Of this COM
pany have been producers and 1t
seems that they may be reckoned in
that class for n long time TO come.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-24
ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Business Brisk Today--Ohio Copper
fredericksburg Quotations.

Business was brisk on the floor of the
Mining exchange today, with prices
holding fairly steady. The effort to
break Beck Tunnel by the short ele-
ment of the exchange has signally
failed thus far. Black Jack weakened
slightly and Colorado closed a few
points under the opening. Columbus
Consolidated is decidedly stronger, the
stock selling up to 81. 171h, while Seven
Troughs remained steady at the place
1t has been for days past-around %
and 80 cents.
Ohio Copper's rise is still a mystery
and no one seems able TO obtain any
authentic information as to what is
going on in the east. The stock broke
somewhat and sold at $2.75 and $3.50
as against the high point of SO. 10 yes
terday, Thompson sold at 20Iz; Uin-
tab Treasure Hill at 22: Bingham Cen.
Standard at 40, and Old American at Is
cents; while Silver King Coalition came
out at S3,7b and $3.50.
The closing quotations and sales
were:
MORNING CALL
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srEproE ooNcENTRAToR.
First Unit Moves on to the Satisfac-
ton of Oflicials.

Several hundred people Witnessed
starting of the first section OF the
lrst unit Of the steptoo concentration
of Nevada Consolidated and cumber-
land Ely Sunday afternoon, says the
White Pine Nows Among these were
some who have Witnessed the starting
of many concentrators and who have
Wild knowledge OF the work of such
plants Without exception the declara-
ton passed around that the work Wit
messed Sunday afternoon beat all pre-
Vious records for FIRST trials.
H. w Eccles aud the gentlemen from
the east ana from Salt Lake who ac-
companied him wgle among those who
visited the conccntra tor during the
| afternoon Nj Eccles expressed him,
self AZ highly pleased In 30 stating,
lust before departure OF his special
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REGULAR CALL SALES.

Beck Tunnel. $50 at i.12ia.
Black Jack 200 at SO.
Bullock, 500 at 12: 800 at 12is.
Butler Liberal. 1881 at S.
Colorado. 500 at 4.35 200 at 40, buyer
60; 800 at 4.32h; 100 at 4.37lz, buyer 80;
500 at 4.32ls. seller 60.
Crown Point, 500 at 26iA. seller 60;
600 at q, buyer 60; 1000 at &c.
Iron Blossom, 200 at AZ; 200 at 46l3;
500 at as; $500 at Asa.
Lower Mammoth, 700 at SO; 1900 at 90,
buyer CO., 100 at 90.
May Day, 1000 at 46.
Mountain Like. 1900 at 81; 100 at
so, seller 60: 100 at so; 200 at 40, seller
co. 400 at 49, 300 at 80, buyer co.
Seven Troughs 1000 at 30; $500 at
29ia; 1000 at 30, buyer 60.
Sioux Con, 1000 at 81.
South Columbus Con. 500 at 66; 100
at 65; 100 at 65. seller 20.
South Swansea. $50 at "a.
Tetro, 1900 at s.
buyer co: 1000 at 81; 1000 at So
Utah Con. 5000 at 10.
Wasatch 100 at IS.
Zenoli, LOCO at SO.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Bing. Anal, 5000 at 22il.
Beck Tunnel, 600 at ITO; 800 at 1.121k.
buyer 90.
Black Jack. 500 at 62; 1000 at 6l:.
Butler Liberal, 500 at s.
Bullock, 1000 at H.
Colorado. 100 at 440. buyer so; 100
at 4.92la; 400 at AGO. 200 at 4,SO seller
co.
Grown Point, 1900 at &c; 1000 at 25M.
Columbus Con, so at alta.
Iron Blossom, 500 at 451h, seller go.
Lower Mammoth, 1900 at SO, buyer So;
1,500 at 81.
!. 900 at 81. buyer 60: 1900 at so.
May Day 500 at 45;.
South Swansea, 1000 at %, buyer 60.
South Columbus Con-, 200 at So.
Seven Troughs. 800 at 30, buyer co.;
500 at 291a
Uncle Sam, 100 at so.
Utah Con, $500 at 10, buyer 60.
Zenoli, 1000 at 35.
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REGULAR AFTERNOON SALES.

Beck Tunnel. 500 at 1.07 y.
Bullock. 1000 at II "a.
Colorado. 100 at 4271s; 100 at
ABS. seller SO
Iron Blossom, 1000 at 4513; S,400
at Az; 900 1t 40 y. seller 60,
Lower Mammoth, 500 at 81, seller
80.
Mountain Lake. 500 at AZ. 1890 at
90, 1000 at 81, buyer so,
Nevada HIS, 100 at 2.40; i4O0 at
2.37iG.
SOC al 20. seller so.
South swansea, 1000 at "a. 500 at
urelo sam. 200 at so, 500 at so,
seller co.
Utah Con. (Tintic) $500 at .O9 /:
1 900 at / o, buyer 60,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

THE UNDERSIGNED BOARD or
receive bids up to 10 a. N. May II; 1903
for the erection of an Academy build
ing to be erected in Castle Dale Emery
can be found ut II. c. Miller, Price,
Utah. James Peterson Castle Dale also
at the office Of Watkins a. Birch, archl-
tects 526 Dooly Building, salt Lake CITY,
Utah. Bids Will be received In segro-
gated form. FOR excavating. stone mason
cry, and cut stone. For brick masonry
for carpenter work for plastering, for
painting, for heating apparatus and
plumbing Also bid for the building
complete, except the heating apparatus
and plumbing Each bid must be nc
companied with a certified check of 2
per cont OF the amount OF bid az guar
antee thai the bidder Will enter into con
tract and give an approved bond WITHIN
one week after the said work Is awarded,
otherwise the amount to be forfeited 70
said Board.
All bids must be addressed 10 II, @.
Miller Price, Utah. and marked on the
left hand corner OF envelope bids for
Academy Building" The Board reserves
the right 70 reject any and all bids or
accept any part thereof
BY order OF the Board of Educatlon'
Il c., MILLER,
President
II, q. MATHIS,
Dated at Castle Dale, Utah April %,
1905.
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MIR. EFFINGER HERE.

NJ l., Effinger general manager OF
the Pittsburg Silver Peak Mining COM
pany, operating at Blair, Ney., was in
the city today on his way to camp from
New York.
He says 100 stamps are dropping In
the mill and that the results being OBJ
tanned under the management of Geo.
o. Bradley are highly gratifying to Of
ficials of the COMPANY.
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LISTED IN BOSTON.
O'CLOCK Special Wlre.)

Boston, April 24.-Newhouse mines
and smelters are on the unlisted de-
partment OF the Boston exchange from
today on
1t is officially denied by Amalgamat-
ed Copper interests that there is. any
possibility of another shutdown of the
Butte mines.
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ACTIVITY IN BEAVER.

Special Correspondence.
Milford, Beaver Co., April 23,-rhere
are symptoms of a recredescence of
mining activity in this old time camp.
Development work is progressing in all
directions, many new discoveries are
reported, and mining men generally are
wrought up to high pitch by bright
expectations.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
ToDAY's

Andrew Howat to Commercial
Savings Benefit company,
lots % and 20. BLOCK ., c.
S. Deskys sub. .,..,....,..S
j. q Jacobs To Commercial
Savings Benefit company,
lots 25 and %, block ., @.
. Desky sub. .,.....,,..,.
John j. Sulwell ana wife 20
Walker Bros. bank, pGrt 8,
20 u. ,....,. ,,.,........ l,50'
Catherine Meredith 10 l. Me-
cornell, property in l3ing-
ham canyon ..,,..,,.,.... i0'
John j. Thomas and Wife To
Mary Ellen Romney part 4,
q, Thomas sub. ..,,,, ....,,
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OTHMR DISTRICTS.

Fairvlew Eagle, 35@50; Nevada
Hills, 1850 .45; Pittsburg Sill. Peak,
1.O7k W1.tO; Eagles Nest, $50 l6;
Rawhide Queen. $50 bid; Rawhide
Bune., G asked; Hailstone, @6; Orig
inal Rawhide, IL asked
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ORE AND BULLION.

The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
Co. were: Crude ore and concentrate,
$4,000.
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TOOK MEDICINE AND DIED.

Erie, Pr, April Bernard. the
2yeor-old son OF Bailey -. Nagal.
president OF the Pennsylvania boiler
works, and grandson OF n. M. Nagal II
multi millionaire, died last night as
the result OF taking medicine presorib-
cd for his mother believing It 10 bo
candy
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ToNoPAH.

Tonopah Nevada. s25@9OO Montana
Tonopah. i.77AalS0; Tonopah Ext
I22lAd1.25; MacNamara, 30 bid; Mid
way. 60461 Tonopah Belmont, l,15 bid;
Tonopah North Star, 1919; Ohio Tono-
pah, / asked; West End Con. 44@45;
Rescue, 9410; TOnopah &c California, :
bid Golden Anchor, 3D4; Jim Butler,
32d33, Cash Boy, 4 asked; Home, 3
asked; Monarch Pitts. Ext, asked;
Golden Crown, asked
GoLDFIELD.
Sandstone. 35@36; Col. Mt. 20 bid
Jumbo Ext, 81 bid; Vernal, bid ,
Pennsylvania. ? asked; Kendall. 24@
%; Booth. 10 bid; Blue Bull, Hole;
Adams, SOS; silver Pick. 2Oq2l; May
Queen. 7Gl0; Nevada Boy bid; Black
Butte Ext. > bid; Blue Bell, 74s; Dix
ie, . bid; Hfbernia, 3 bid; ST. Ives. 81
Conqueror. 4Q5; Black Rock. 143 Lone
Star, s bid: g. Wonder. 9 asked: Pot.
latch, 10 bid ORC. 10 asked Kendall
Ext. asked; Sandstone Ext. ask
ed, Wayne. 2Gp3; Atlanta. 25Ql2G: ct.
Bend. 1914; Empire, bid; Red Top
Ext. l5Gl6; Florence, 39Om40O: Dfcld
Daisy, l6glS Goldfeld Daisy, 1.12A@
l l5 Comb. Fraction, 6iG65; CT Bend
Ext, cas- CT. Bend Annex. 7G9: Mil
town 3 bid; y. y. Bonanza. asked;
Kewanos 37G3S; IEsmeralda, 3d4;
Portland, 9al0; CrackerIack Sa9 r.
Mohawk. 10 bid; Red Hllls 24a2a; Mo-
hawk Ext. 3di; Grandma 7a9. Y.
Rose. / bid; Goldheld Con. ji2hQ5.45.
BULLFROG.
Original, cas-; Bulltrog Mining. Z
NO Mont Bullfrog, asked: Ma
ional Bank s bid. J.. Harris / asked;
Amethyst, 7dg; Gold Bar 1910,
Mayaower Cons, 1ON1l: Moutgy.
Sho Ext l@3; q. sleptor. 8u5;
Mortgy. M 13W1l; y DlamondAcid,
| 3 asked, iomestake Cons, 29m8O;
| y. Girl. 2 asked Nugget, . asked;
Tramp Cons .2@g3; Victor Q asked,
| Mineral Hill, sac,
MANHATTAN.
Mauh. Cons, 12mli, S. Humphrey,
bid Dexter, 2 bid; T., joe 9 aakc 1.
| Crescent, . asked. Combination. 2
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers. furnish the following quota
tons from san Francisco on Nevada
mining stocks today:
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CoMsToCK.

ophir. 2.45@2. 521s Mexican, 1850
1.27h; Gould & Curry, S@9 Con Va.
1924; Savage, 25q26; Hale & Norcross,
90@3l; Yellow Jacket, 7O@73; Belcher
12G13; Confidence. 45 bid Sierra. Neva-
da, 40@fl; Exchequer, 21@22; Union, 36
@37; Chollar, bid; Potosi IA asked;
Crown Point, 40 asked.
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asked Mustang, bid; Little Gray. Z
asked Cow Boy. asked: Ong. Manu-,
bid; Broncho. 2 bid; Pinenut, .
bid; y. Horse. 1913.
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GEO. @, CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS', "a H. so. Temple, Both
phones 80,
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis. April 24.-Wool steady.
Territory and western mediums, 1890;
fine mediums, 1907; fine. 1905.
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&. II. Snow q Co., stock Brokers.
22 Commercial Blk, Both Phones 1878
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A. S. CAMpBTLL.

stock Broker al5 D. F. Walker Block