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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-06
Matter Was Discussed Yester-
day Afternoon With Manager
J. William Knight.
COMPANY HAS FUNDS ON HAND
Disposed of Large Block of stock In
Duh TinIes--Sharcholdcrs
Bought II.

II Is not at all improbable that de-
y,lopment work will be resumed at
tho Jjintah Treasure Hill mine at Park
CITY IN the near future. Some of the
+ holders of the larger blocks of stock
discussed The matter with Manager j..
william Knight while the latter was
IN the city yesterday and who, 1t IS
said, looks rather favorably upon the
proposition. However, before MAX
ing any move, he win take the matter
no with his father AT Provo and de-
eide one way or the other just what
Shall be done,
The Uintah Treasure Hill property.
which now includes ali the holdings
of the Creole and Kentucky compan-
les. Is regarded as being one of the
most attractive undeveloped propisi-
lions in the Summit county camp and
there is every reason to believe that
Il win eventually become one of the
biz. producing mines of the state. us
Location Is in n region where bonanzas
have been found and IL is claimed by
nAnv that the rich ore shoots fron
which the silver King company has
drawn its dividends in the past. cx-
tend on through Treasure Hin terri
tory.
Ii was learned today that the
Treasure HUI company had disposed
of quite a. large block VI stock during
the past few months and that the en-
tire lot has been taken up by parties
Who were already shareholders IN the
organizarion on the local exchange
lately there has been quite lot oil
the stock bought i'm quietly at any
whore from 10 to - cents a share
The fact that stock purchases hava
been made by shareholders in duii
times is evidence they are very conn
dent that the future has sometninB
good in store fer them.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. March 6.--Cattle-Receints
about 1000, market strong: beeves ALSO
4. 80, cows and heifers 2.00d0,0O; Texans
A. O0Ii4. so: calves r. 25Gi7. .; westerns 4.OV9
i So: stockers and feeders 2.@I4@.
Hogs-Receipts 10000: market o cents 5oHs
higher. Lights 2SGi 30; mixed ,oe d;'y ny.
453is: heavy 4.906t4.60; rough 4,So.ia '4oi
pIgs A. 7olil. ss: bulk of sales 4.4oI4fo
Sheep-Receipts about 5000; marker
strong TO a shade higher. Natives 5.S0g
80; westerns S.50d5.S5; yearlings 5:SVn
G.GO. lambs 5.5)d7 90; Westerns o'5o9i ~.
OMAHA.
Omaha, Neb., March e,-Catue-Re-
CENTS 1900: market strong: native steers
4. O6FI5. 10: cows and heifers 2ioao:Wl
western steers 3.5oai5. 90: Texas steers 5.OV
SfI 10: cows and heferS 2.5oN4Oo Gamers
. saTf3 %. stockers and feeders 215GI4. IS:
calves 3.0Oa5.J0; bulls and stays LOG
Hogs-Receipts 200: market 5di0 cents
higher. Heavy 4.S0Gpi 40; mixed 4.o2N
l.So: lights 4.15a4.SO; pigs s.4oai.c; bulk
of sales 495n4S5 IS.
Sheep-Receipts 1000; market ~ GEMS "
higher Yearlings $3.50 6.2J; wethefs o'ut
as Is: ewes 4.75d5.50: lambs 6.50g69O.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. March .--Cattle-Receipts
1000 including 800 southerns. Steady;
native steers 465d5.75;s do cows ano
heifers 2.50d5- .: stockers and feeders
2 25Ta 50; bulls S.40d4.50; calves A,o0g
650 western steers 4.25aS.5o: western
cows 3.00Gi4.5O
Hogs--Receipts 5000; market . cents
higher. Bulk of sales 4.3Qq4. AZ; heavy
4 .4od4 .52ls: packers 4.9Oa4. i7is; pigs and
lights 390Gt4 40.
Sheep-Receipts 2,OG0: market steady
Nations 4 75d5 10; lambs 6. 25d5.90; range
wethers 50Od6 30: fed ewes i.75a5.Go
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NEW YORK CURB.

James A. Pollock & CO.. bankers ana
brokers, west Second South street,
furnish the following. received over
their private wire this afternoon:
Butte & London, Ii d11-l6;. cum
berland ELY, 7G7is; Giroux Consoli :
dated. IA US1z: Nevada Consoil ga e d.
81 apok: Nevada Utah, 3% q3 a.
Nipissing, Th@79s; Newhouse. 7& @s;
Tennessee Copper. 36@2s; Utah Cop
per. 259s @25h; Davis DAILY 4M@4@ ;
dominion Copper, 2%@2A; Ely Cen,
trail. KMIa; ELY Consolidated, y q y !
Furnace Creek, 2Sa25; Greene G, ;.
com, 1sG9-16: Mitchell, 9s@ y Mont
ponlery Shoshonc. ~ @9; Nevada
Smelling, 1d1h; Silver Queen 2 a. y /,
SILVER Leaf. SM91A King Edward, IS 90
AZ: Foster Cobalt, 55@60; Cobalt cen
trail. 25i G26: Mckinley Darragh y %
Z. Tintic Mining, 2M@S1z; Gibraltar
lIM13.
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JESSE KNIGHT SUED.
Ownership of Block OF Tintic Mining
stock IL Involved.

An action, involving the ownership
Of 1000 shares IN the Success Mining
company OF Tintic, was brought in the
district court yesterday. The plaintiff
IL NJ Kimball and in the complaint
filed Ernest Williams. Jesse knight,
Jacob Evans and w. Lester Mangum
are named as defendants.
Nj Kimbull alleges that he has been
the owner of 1000 shares OF Success
stock since a date prior to March /.
1906. 1t Is then alleged that in October,
1906. the Success company transferred
all of its holdings 10 the Colorado COM
pany receiving therefor 1s5O0 shares
of Colorado company stock which was
To have been distributed TO holders OF
Success stock upon the basis OF 265
shares Of Colorado for 1000 shares OF
Success. Kimball next alleges that the
companies have refused TO transfer 10
him The stock TO which he IL entitled,
but have transferred It TO some other
persons.
IN conclusion, Nimball alleges that
the stock 10 which he is entitled. to-
gether with the dividends which have
been declared thereon, Is worth $4,000.
ana he asks for an accounting and
Judgment for whatever sum may he
found due 10 him.
Ernest Williams, vino engineered the
deal which resulted In the transfer OF
the Success property 70 the Colorado
company, represented the interests of
the shareholders of the Success com
pany. williams departed for parts IN
known without taking time 10 make
uu accounting 90 those who had trusted
him. Tho Knight interests paid over
their money ln good faith ana VIII CON
lend that MI l<lmhalls only recourse
rs on Williams who was his agent
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DEPRESSION FELT
IN GOULD STOCKS
Small Gains Rule on Opening
SprinkIed With Losses
Western Demand.

Now York. March 6.--Smau gains WV'N
shawn IA a rule by the opening price,
of stocks today with q sprinknns "
Vosses. Dealings were unimportahl' 2
shnrn decline IN Gould stocks huu ~
pressiye effect on the genefal nus hh,,,,..
= while, but this influence WI, IN ;,
come and the market rose stohsls 'n
demand for the western stochs. ~
Paul displayed the greatest stron I'm ~
gaining 2 points. Louisville X NdS. ~, ny
rose liz and Union Paine Nofs ,,rsfarred
canadian Pacific. Reading, New Ao W.,
Central United states steel PREF nv,
American car and National Lead !. Tue
ern Union : points. Illinois central ans
AlIa- rhnlmer preferred fell points ana
international Paper preferred !: ,,., :,
Buying orders dwindled to insiS ;niioye.,
volume but the reaction which folloWeu
was slight. Twin city Rapid Iransit,
rose 2, and Minneapolis, st. Paul anu
Sault Ste Marie preferred y. Prices ros'
again before noon. a,.,,,
There were declines in Western MARY
land and Wheeling 4 Lake Erie fourA
Tho market closed steady ana alrnos'
stagnant, There was scarcely = perce I,,.
ible drop in the price level during tns
final hour. Only few transactions Were .s
recorded. American Car preferred rose
/ and Canadian Pacific 1Ss
Reading; Union Pa old ,na ana fr Ns az
ter midday but the volume OF puSli'es
in the rest Of the list was too light &c
cause much Impression on prices. Mas
kay company's preferred., advanced ssi,, ~, i9s
INFERRED ~. Great Northern Ore certi'
ficates declined ]. 4.
some of the leading stocks returned
20 the high figures of the mornlns ilot
nblv st Paul, Union Pacific and ltead
ing The unfavorahie January earnings
Of the Union Pacific and southern "a
cidc had only momentary depressing
influence on the Hartman stock
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LAWSON HEARD FRoM.
Boston Man Comes out With One OF
His EIratic Knocks.

(Pollock Special Wire)
Boston. March 6.-Thomas w, Law
son says. Il regret to say IT, as
would prefer TO see only the sun
shiny side of all coppers, but facts
compel The starting up at Butte
means lower prices for Amalgamated
Copper, decidedly lower prices FOR
North Butte and Butte Coalition and u
stonewall in front OF the price OF cop
per metal The move was desperate
oue-ln my opinion, an unwise one eX-
actly I'm line with the cut in metal price
from 26 to 10 cents ana the prediction
that the drop would bring a flood of
buying orders. Instead It completely
knocked The bottom out OF tile prices
and the industry. Il is no use talking
this copper business cannot be run from
gold field or club window II is
tho same old pick -aud-shoVc overall
and pumpcr job II was when the Calu-
met & Hccla wheel grease ana Ginncr-
pail methods were replaced WITH nuto-
mobile hamper and scented pomade
habits The starting mp az Butte was
last ditch attempt 10 drive ragged
edged square through series of round
holce II happened To be- my province
10 warn against H. but something had
10 be done aud tho consequence must
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BOOSTS FOR BEAVER.
samuel =. Tarbet Has Much Faith in
Southern County.

Samuel a, Tarbet. who Is in charge
of the Kitty C'luff mine in Beaver coun-
ty, IS UP from the south on II brief
business trip and brings some very
gratifying news TO those Interested lin
the property, which is operated by the
Little Beaver Mining & Reduction
company, a recent organization. A
vigorous campaign of development is
being prosecuted at the present time
ana especial attention is being directed
ia the cross-cut towards IA known ore
body on the 200-foOt level.
The Kitty Cluff group WAS once
owned by John Hayes Cook, and old
time prospector and character, who
was Familiarity known to many of Bea-
yer countys oldest residents Cook
died a few years ago. He did con-
siderable work on the ground and 1t is
said hc managed to pay his expenses
rs lie went along by shipping ore occa-
sionally. He WAS known to be a genious
IN many ways Being an assayer and
chemist he used to keep close tab on
what he was doing. At one time he
had a crudely devised cyanide plant
on the ground In which he treated low
grade gold ores.
While thore IS very little excitement
over mining IN Beaver county at the
present time. Mr.. Tarbet says there
is good deal OF work going on in diff
ferent places about the county.
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PRODUCE.


Chicago. March s.-Active realizing by
Il leading long causedN weakne~ today
IN the local wheat market. There was
little rally Just after the opening on COW
ering by shorts. but prices again de-
cllned ON renewed selling, Lower prices
at Liverpool had depressing effect.
May opened q shade TO Ssmls lower at
$751; to 9S1s sold at 90 and then declined
TO 9sAG5E.
Corn was firm on buying by several Of
the leading commission houses which was
the corn belt May opened H4i4 to Va
e higher at 63h TO e3B. sold ut Sc 3-5GiA
and then advanced to 81.
Oats were inclined, to he weak owing
Ia selling By leading elevator inter
est. NAV opened u lower at SSis and
sold at 53ss.
There was only light trade in provs-
ions. but the tono of the market was
drm r. A I'VE cent advance in live hogs
was the chief bullish influence May
nork was up W mt u. Lard was 2iac
higher at 7.l7la Ribs were 2iza5c higher
The wheat market rallied about the
noon hour on covering by shorts. May
sold up 99BGh. Later. however, prices
eased Off ana the market closed easy
with MAY = lower ~ aShsGh,
Prices on corn ruled firm all day Tho
close was firm with Nav i.4asc higher
Close wheat-Moy 9sFsa&; July o5la.
Conway C9s.: July elE Sept. Go7sag.
Oais-- MAY Cold) 521sq2s: May SIS; July
(old) So. Sent. rs.
porlt-Mnv i2.91: July 1906.
Lard--Ms. 7o5; July s17it; Sept s3I,
Ribs-Msl G,S5: July 7i5,
Rye--Cash @fiS5.
Rqrlev--Cash 1912
Tlmnthy--M March 4.fj.
Clover-i0.GO
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Now York, March e.-sugar rnw firm;
fair refining 1885, centrifugal .9C test $50.
molasscs sugar 3.4.
Refined STEADY: crushed $50; powdered
90. granulated 500.
coffee Quiet: No. 7 RIO S-l6c No.
Santos sac.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago March SHUTTER steady;
creameries eeA2Sc dalripr l9aSc.
Eggs, steady; at mark. cases included.
lsul0c.
LIVERPOOL WHEAT.
Liverpool March G-Close-Wheat-
March 70 a5td; May ~ Sd; July as 4Nd,
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TonAY's MONEY MARKET.

New Work, March G.--Moncy on call
easy. ~ nj per cent; ruling rate
~ per cent: closing bid "a; offered
at per cent.
Time loans quiet and firm; so days
ai6 pcr cent. 30 days, So TO 4 per
pcr cent: six months. lh to = per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper at 5la
per cent.
STERLING exchange heavy. with act
uul b,islncsS IN bankers bills at
iHO.aO ~ 81 for dcInnnd. and NJ isJ. 60
M .G5 far 60 daN bliss commercial
bill, 1881.
lipr silver a33sc.
Mo.ican dollars ~.
iionds-i.oycrnmcnt ensy' rail
reads. Irregular.
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Colorado Closed Little Weak
Closing Quotations and sales.

There was little change noted IN me
mining stock market today; yet there
Was a tendency towards lower prices.
colorado, starting off with a sale AZ
ss.i2ik. advanced to tS.l71s and then re-
coded gradually to $40. Crown Point
held fairly steady as did Iron Blossom,
while Black Jack closed strong WIZ
Al ecu,s bid. Wabash weakened; but
sioux Consolidated stiffened with
yales made 1T l6 cents and better
Among the unlisted stocks. Federal
Ely. at 10 cents and Silver kins Soaii-
ton II 1915. were the only sellers. ms
closing quotations and sales We're:
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
YESTERDAY.

Itntv NJ. smith 10 Jennie a. Egbert
land IN section II, township south,
rangt 4 east ...t.n'',st.t ,'ft.t'tt's
katyM. smith to Ernest l:sberi and
wife land IA section 10, township 9
south, range east ''.'-H' ''...t'.t.
Katy II. Smith 90 MARY N smith,
ia1d IN section 4, township 2, south
range / west ,...-,,.-. .',...-.'.
llatv M smith TO Josoph n. smith.
land In section n. township south,
range east ,sf.t't..t.t 't-.'t,.f..
II pnnsle io Charles Dansic, LOTT
u.s. atc. block . g. 90 ltpckWellh
First addition t...t't .tff,.,'-,' '....-.'
losrph Wrstwood 70 Nephi ! West
WOOD, part of lot p block 81 plat
Il. C'nrlos l<imball 90 william, g.
Morienen lot J, block 70 Five
acre q ,+.t.+ts-sff. f'tf'ft .f.t+'.t +fs /. 'fff
Glenn II. Rothwell 20 Mary G. Han
son part of lot J. block 49, Ten-aSre
j. r. cameron 10 Dley 5ills. part of
iol q block ~. plni p ..,,,,,.r,.
Matthew Cullon 70 Ella s Sears, pari
N loi g block Z. RE, y ,ia,,,'''.,,.t
uf lot g. block p, plat y ''''f'''f'i''
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REGULAK cALL sALEs

Beck Tunnel, 1900 at so
Bingham AmaIgamated. 400 at 20;
200 at 22Is
Black Jack. 5000 at 40; 2,2OO at
4EM, seller 10.
Bullock. 200 at .0G.
Colorado. zoo at SIS; 400 at 3.17k;,
1.A00 at $50.
Crown Point, SOC at 90; 2,40O at 81.
Iron Blossom, LOO at 3S.
Lower Mammoth, $500 at "A; 5N
AT 4dI2 100 at 40.
May Day, 200 at SO: 400 al 33Ih
Mountain Lake. 500 at "A. buyer
so; 800 at Al 500 at AN seller so;
100 at 43ts, buyer so.
Nevada Hills 50 at 800.
Seven Troughs, LOO at 81; 500 at
80; 1000 mt 3Gia.
Sioux Con, 200 at II y.
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

Furnished by private wire by Bad
ger Bros, brokers':
Adventure, Ia a.; Arcadian, SS@Ss;
Allouez, 26Q27; Atlantic, 1o9l0fs
Arizon, 17A @17&; Brigham Con 8. Y
191; Boston Con. 14@14h; Butte
Coalition, 1874 @1s7s; Calumet d All
IONA, 99@1.0O; Calumet & Hecla, D. so
as. 90; Centennial. 22d2S; Con. Mer,
Gun. 24@e6: Copper Range, 6sia ~
80 u, ex div: DAILY West, So asked;
Film River, 05@1 90; Franklin, ~ %
So; Greene Ganarea, s1s@sl4; Hell
yetia, SA@318: Isle Royale, lss.g2o,
La Sale, 1S@1Sk; Mass, "a az % !;
Mexican Con. 5k@57s; Michigan f'sg
81 Mohawk, 4Sisd49; Nevada Cons, sa
sik. North Butte, 49lsG50; Old Colony
30 asked: Old Dominion, S5ls@S6; oa-
cooie. SOaS3; Parrot, 16ai6%; Rhode
Island. $685.; Shannon. 10lad10sl; san
to Fe. 17s@2i1: Tamarack. 62d66; Trini-
ty. 1914 13%; United Copper. oAWoi
Il. S. Smelling, POO. @S0; u. 5, smelt-
ing pfd., 37lk@SS; Utah Cons, SSqSs1s'
Victoria, 81 m3is; Winona- oss ge:
Wyandote. 65@1OO; wolverine. l2lal2S
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Diamcndneld Triangle, sdei Coming
Nation. 299.
BULLFROG.
original. 10000. Bullfrog Mining,
.OTm .OS. Mont. Bullfrog. .0lm.o2;
National Bank, IL OLE; L. Harris.
.Ot bid; Amethyst, OF a. .0S Gold Bar
s4m35; Denver Bullfrog Annex. .0S
h .O4; Bonnie Glare, IL bid; May
flower Cons, 1904: Montgy Sho.
Ext. .03 bid: c. Scepter .05 zoos;
Montgy. Mt, .09d 10: Il. Diamond-
field, "a a .Oh; Homestake Cons, 40
asked; Y. Girl, .01 ~ .O3: Nugget, oil
a.O3: Tramp Cons. 90 bid: Victor.
.O5 asked; Banner, ,03 asked. North
star. .02 asked; Sunset, .o3 asked.
MANHATTAN.
Manh. Cons. 17G1s; Mani. Min.
Co, .O2m.04; G.. Wedge, .0S@.04; $.
Humphrey, .05 asked; Dexter, .0I al
.0g; l.. Joe, .02 asked; Crescent, 90
bid; Combination, .02 asked Granny.
.0S bid; Mustang, 90 asked; Little
Gray, .05 Asked Cow Boy, .02 a. .O3;
Ong. Manu-, .04 asked: Broncho, .02
az .O4: j. Jack, .0S bid: Pnenut, .04
asked: s. Dog, .06 bid; Y. Horse, OF
a. .03: Mineral Hill. .09@1O.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairview Eagle, so bid: Nevada
Hills. 3.10 asked; Pittsburg Sill. Peak
! .2501t .27ls; Eagles Nest, zogZl'
Ilailstone, .07 bid.
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UTAH COPPER BONDS.
Shareholders Have Subscribed to
Nearly MI First Installment.
(PolIoek speolnl WIre.D

pollock Special Wire)
New York. March 6.-The success OF
the 81 100000 Utah Copper company
bond issue is made evident from the
fact that shareholders subscriptions to
first lnstallments of $4,000 due March
2, aggregated sac 900, leaving only S.
600 for the underwriting syndicate,
The second payment falls due April .,
and il now appears that the underwent
Ing syndicate will get not much over
per cent OF entire issue.
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BOSTON CURB CLOSE.

Furnished by private wire by Badger
Bros, brokers' 100 Main street. .a
Ahmeell 5gms5: Butte Extern, $50
S-le; Butte I.dn, 1906; cum: bly,,
717ik; Dom. Cop. 2ha2A, East Butte,
Sat as: Giroux, 3Ad3h; Malestlc, issW
10 New. Utah. 3& ass; Nip, 7isM7A'
Kew. 4d5; S. & p 12S@i29s; Black
Min. 35kGl4
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MO DAILY WEST DIVIDEND.

Tho directors Of the DAILY West Min
ing company, at the meeting held yes
to-day afternoon, concluded not TO
post a dividend for payment during
the second quarter of the year. The
board has organized with the same
officers as last year.
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now be met" 'P. S.---Again regretting
that duty compels me to point ut ex-
listing conditions, I advise the sale or
North Butte and Butte Coalition for
the time being"
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.

100 at s.17lA; 100 at s.l5 b. 30; 100
at ., 10, $. SO.
columbus Con. leo at / Co.
crown Point, 1890 at 20; 500 at 2bNa;
1900 at IS.
Carisa. 100 at 20.
Iron BLOSSOM, 500 at IS, $. 6Oi l,OoU
AT 39h 800 at 3S, 3. 90.
Lower Mammoth, 400 at AZ; 2,loO at
Al.
Mountain Lake, 200 at AZ.
Nevada Fairview, 800 at 90.
South Swansea, 1000 at 10.
South Columbus Con-, 600 at 81.
Sioux Con. 1000 at 1914.
Seven Troughs, 100 at 81; 1000 at
30Is; 1000 at 81, B. GO.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Black Jack. zoo ut 45; 500 at 45is;
500 at as.
Bullock 500 at 06ia.
Colorado. 500 at 3 rs; zoo at SIZE 5.
so; 100 at 3.15 b. so; 800 at 3.12is; 100
at any S. so; 200 at $40 s. go.
Crown Point, 1000 at 26Ia b. 60; o.
600 20; 500 a 25la.
Lower Mammoth, 1900 at 2, 500 at
Al.
May Day. 500 at 3S.
Mountain Lake. 900 at A.
Sioux Con. $500 at 1915 800 at 10.
Scottish Chief. 1000 at 0S.
Victor Con. 1000 at 0S.
Wabash. 200 at So
Yankee 100 at 37Ia.
I,E-f.h pIsrT-It A'rfnN
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COPPER EXPORTS.

New York, March 6The copper ex-
ports for the week ending March s, was
b,i2i tons, which is an increase of i,b33
tons from Jan. /.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS

St. Louis. March 6--Wool, steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums 2o12Sc; hpe
mediums 1S6sOc; fine 15ail7c
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4. S. CAMPBELL.
stock Broker. 2l5 u. t. Walker Block
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GEO, Q. CANNON ASSOCIATIONS.
BROKERS, 20 E. so Temple Both
phones 80.
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Il. VI. West s. Co. stock brokers.
p. i. Walker Blk Both phones OF.
lice and residence
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REGULAR CALL SALES.

Beck Tunnel 100 at 70.
Black Jack 80 AZ 40,
Colorado 400 NJ 3.1eia 400 at Is;
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II r. snnw IS Co.. Stock Brokers.
2s Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1873
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Custom Assayers aud Chemists. 100
soutl: West Temple Z.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS
This Mornings Metals,

SILVER. per ounce, oo%
COPPER tcafhodc) per lib. t21a
LEAD. per 100 lbs. $40
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ToNoPAEI

Tonopah Nevada, 5,55d5,51la; Mon
tana TonupAh. 1.75mLS0; Tonopah Ext,
100 bid; MacNamara, 30 bid; Midway,
go asked Tonopah Belmont L35@l,37ia,
Tonopah North star l04l2 West End
Con, 2S bid; Rescue, 10 bid Tonopah
and California, 2M3i Golden Anchor,
as, Jim Butler 33lp3i; Cash Boy bid
Home. asked; Monarch Pitts. Ext,
b asked Montana Midway Ext blui
Golden Grown. 4 asked.
GoLDFIErp.
Sandstone 2sQg9 Colorado Mtno y
az, Jumbo Ext, 5000, Ncrnal, o bid;
Pennsylvaula, asked; Kendall 1905;
Booth, 2jM2G; Blue Bull, 16Nl7; Silver
Pick, N@2S. May queen, asked Ne
vada Boy. 405: Black Butte Ext. .
bid: Blue Bell, BM10 Dixie, a44; Gold
neld columbia, ~ asked Hibcruia, so
4: St Ives. 81 asked; ConduerOr ila
Black Rock, 2@3; Lone star l0Wll; T..
Wonder asked orc, II bid; kendOll
Ext la2; Sandstone Ext bid
Mayne. 2M3; Atlanta, % bid ireof
Bend. 8SG39; simmorop0, 3 BID: Eln-
pire. usked RED Ton Ext, l2ul3
FLORENCE, 4.27lsMiSQ. Diamondueld y.
49, Com iSN2o GOldiield Daisy, llVu
l12h; Combination Fraction. iu4iti
Great BEND Ext. SOS; Great BEND All-
mex. bid Midtown, 20 asked Il. u
Bonanza. 2mS kewanos, 40 bid -
meraldn. asked Portland 10 tid
Cackoijpck, s bid, ~ MohaEk' 20 hid
Rcd Inns, 2s@2a Mohawk hAI l@.i
Lou Dillon, z bid y Tlsef. ~ NsNeN
Grandma, hidi > =. l'Nl, 1sheui , !.
Rose. suii Goldheid conr p'Sea9-i'2 +
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following quota
tions on Nevada mining stocks frcm
san Francisco today:
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coMsTocI1.

Ophir, 2.22lsQ225; Mexican. aa@9l
Gould & Curry. Is asked; Con Va, so
bid: Savage, iO@i2; Hale y Norcross.
32M39; yellow Jacket, l25@lS1, Bel
cher, l4015; Confidence, So bid: sierra
HMM NOM