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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-19
DEVELOPMENT Of
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Interesting Changes Have Re-
Gently Taken Place in This
Nevada Mine.
MINERS WORK UNDER GUARD
Passascwnys Barred BY Heavy Gates
To Prevent Theft of
Rich Ore

1t is little wonder that Goldfeld Con-
solidated mines stock is steadily and
rapidly advancing in price. The move
ment seems to be the result of Il gen
eral demand and not manipulation or a
single large block buying order
The cause for this upward movement,
adding greatly to the worth of the out
standing shares, may be noted in the
company's mines. Through The kind
ness of General Superintendent Hamp
ton and superintendent CauOvan. u
representative of the Goldfeld News
Vas permitted to inspect the workings
one day this week and was given all
information reqLested regarding the
ore bodies
Splendid developments have taken
place in at least three portions of the
Mohawk and Combination during the
past few days. The most notable is
tie finding Of the south extension of the
Sheets-Gsh high grade shoot Three
feet of this ore body breaks S225 to the
ton, while the entire balance of the
breast runs $50
Also In Mohawk ground, but we'll over
To the Jumbo line, some interesting
discoveries are being made In the thr-
teen hundred-foot ledge BY this rs
meant 1000 feet i'm width. not in length,
for this Is without doubt the widest
iissure vein for its miaeraliza ton
known to the mining world. All the
quartz and silicified dacite from wall to
wall will min at a profit, the average
sampling returns ranging from SO to
s12.
on the 230-foot level of the Combine
ton out near the January shaft 4
splendid ledge was cut ON Friday of
last week. 1t is seven feet between
the walls and breaks on an average of
from three to four ounces of gold
visit was also paid to the old Reilly
vein on the 32l. where. at the time of
the former visit by the News repre-
sentative, dollar pound ore had just
been discovered in liberal quantities.
So well did II hold up its average that
mill run averaged, it is said 1920.
Miners are stilI busily engaged at this
heading and are under close guard
Two crosscuts from the 33l-level are
filed with sacked ore or picture value
Heavy gates bar these passageways.
Speaking of gates there is an inter-
esting spectacle back on the Mohawk
$50. Here the MISUNDERSTANDING broke
over its line and cut into the Mohawk
drift, which was following the ore close
to the line.
heavy, barred gate was placed at
the line and fastened with what Mr..
Canovan said is a Chinese lock, a pad
lock on either side. requiring co-onera-
ton by both Mohawk and Mohawk
Jumbo people to open the gate.
through the narrow aperture between
the iron bars a couple of score of
miners could be seen tearing out the
stope that will, or should pay share
holders in the lease handsome dtvi-
dends
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CONCENTRATES

l.. l.. Terry has been looking after
mining interests at Tonopah and Round
Mountain. Nevada.
The second annual report of the
Newhouse Mines & Shelters corpor-
alton is in course of preparation and
will be issued in few weeks.
Judge John A. Street has gone to
Arizona to look after some legal mat
tiers in which mining property is in
volVed. He expects TO return in about
two weeks.
The Ehoshone quicksilver Mining
company operating in Nevada has
placed an order with local machinery
house for a plant in which it will re-
duce its ores.
\ Los Angeles paper says l.. M.
Sullivan, formerly at the head of the
l.. NJ. Sullivan Trust company at Cold
field, has gone To San Louis Mexico,
to prospect for gold,
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday afternoon by
Mccormick & Company We're: Crude
ore and concentrates, $1,000; bnse
bullion, 100000. Total $4,000.
Horace Peery of Ogden and II. $. Jo-
seph of this city have been inspect
ing the Montgomery Mountain mine at
Rhyolite. Nevada, this week. They
are shareholders in that property.
Sam M Levy expects to leave in a
few days FOR the Yeriugton copper dis
trict I'm Nevada. He goes for the pur-
pose Of looking after matters pertain
ingto the development OF the Mala-
chite mine,
A new compressor will be Installed
soon at the Utah Bingham mine in
Bingham. ore shipments arc also to be
inaugurated and it is said application
will shortly be made to list the stock
on the Salt Lake Stock and Mining eX-
change.
One of the largest mining stock deals
made in the district by private trans
action, that have occurred I'm weeks,
was consummated several days ago,
when K. l.. Colburn took over the hold
ngs of Al D. Myers in the Common
wealth company-Goldneld News.
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MARKET DULL
AND DOWNWARD
Speculation Opened With Very
Little Variation from Yes
terday's Closing Prices.
BUYING ORDERS WERE SMALL
More business In Last Hour With De-
clinine Quotaiions--Close
Active, Weak.

New York, Aug. 19.-Speculation began
at the stock exchange today with scarce
~ any variation In prices from yestcr-
days closing. Business also was unusu-
ally small American Smelling gained y,
which was the widest iluctuation noted
Small buying orders were executed and
slight advances resulted. Speculation in
the main, however. was uninteresting
the traders apparently being disinclined
TO do much on either side of the mar
ket. The local traction stocks were sold
on the unfavorable financial statement
rendered to the court by the receivers
of the Metropolitan system. INTERIOR
ough Metropolitan sagged II and Third
Avenue 19s.
increasing strength was shown by sew
eral stocks, including "A few of the usual
leaders. but the general demand was
limited. Westinghouse Electric advanced
:. points. General Electric 2, The may
kct was running off at Il o'clock,
point advances in American Smelling
Reading and Union Pacific being con
celled and New York Central selling as
much below yesterdays closing.
Bonds were irregular.
ISN the time prices had proceeded TO
below yesterdays closing the shorts lad
commenced to cover, but their buying
uld uttle more than steady the llst
the weakness of New York Central. ST,
Paul and the local fractions being potent
influence in holding the general list
down. National Lead lost lss. Prices
were sagginR again at > O'Clock.
The market closed active and weak
Prices declined steadily IN the last hour
on an increasing volume of business
New York Central was the weakest fea-
ture but large blocks OF the Harriman'
Hill and Metal stocks We're also sold.
New York Central broke q, Third Aven-
ne 4. Northwestern ., Northern Pacific
and Missouri Pacific y, and Union
Pacific. Southern Pacific and Amalga-
mated /.
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GOOD COPPER VALUES.
Arizona Utah Developing Into a Prom
ising Proposition.

Local shareholders of the Arizona
Utah Copper company, operating in the
Big Bug district. YaVapai county, Ari-
IONA are in receipt of some good news
from the front. and which has caused
them TO renew their faith in the ulti-
mate success of that enterprise.
a few days ago, Vice President 5.
s. Pond received lot of ore which
was turned over to the assayer The
latters certificate showing returns of
3l.77 per cent copper and SIG 40 in
gold to the ton. Mr.. Pond says that
he was not Informed from what part
of the ore it was obtained; neverth,-
less, he finds a good deal of satisfac-
ton in knowing that the property is
productive of such good values. He
contemplates visiting the property in
the near future. The officers Of the
Arizona Utah, with n single exception,
are all salt Lake citizens President
w II Jones. formerly a well known
shoe merchant of this city now makes
his home in California.
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PRODUCE.
CIIIGAGo.

Chicago Aug. 19-1he wheat market
was about steady At the opening todt$
owing 20 moderate buying by some o.
the leading bulls, but easod OH later
on selling Uy commission houses, wnlcn
were based mainly on wclhness ~
again favorable for the harvesting OF
the spring wheat crop aud this tended
TO augment beurish sentiment. SnpteIn-
Der opened Is lower to "a higher at
92l4 to 921s, sold up 10 92A and then
Urgent demand by shorts caused II
strong opening in, the corn market. SEN
timent became a little less bullish Later
in the day because Of pruut taking, sep
TENDER opened VI q u 10 lWl% higher
a It1s to ''ls ana Tor u time heId wlthin
that range,
The buying of oats was due largely 10
crop damage reports September opened
n shade 10 II % 4 higher at Az Gas. adj
Provisions werc easy owing to mod
crate decline Ia live hogs Trade WAS
light september pork was OIL "a ut
TO- li.,v, ,, ~ w. ~ loWoI "a "'l-'s' h'OA
Close Whest-sert. 9J@sQ o3'i Dec
cotn-scpt, rs Dee, O5% EsC5%, May
0ats-Sept l9sl5 poe, l@h May, i5o,.,
=. Porh-Sepir Ii.i'1s OCT llN' jan,
Lardsep o2sl4; oct, o.as'a, Jan,
lilbs- SOFT. 500 oct, s7'4 qsso; Jan,
Ryc--Cgsh. 1876.
Barlcy-tash, 6lGGI,
Timothy Sept, 3.6j.
Wheat THE close was firm with Sep
tsmber 2. a X higher NJ gSls Wg3H,
Corn-.The mnrket closed arm with
September NJ rs a. "a at Uia
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York Aug l9-Sugar raw nomi-
nal. Fair refining, 5.50G3.56ih contufu-
gal ,a6 tost 4OOef iO}; moasses sugar
Relned-Qulct. Crushed $50; powder
ed, 80 glgnulnted, go
Conee-Qniet 80 Rio, az; No. 4
Santoa, SA,
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago, AuL. la-Eutter- Steady,
creamorlos, l1Q LIN dairlep l1W9
i'ggs- STEADY. flists. lGia.
ENAPoRA1nD FRUITS
New York Ana, lS-The market for
ovaporutcu apples continues auiet with
futures q shade oahior In tone OWNS 20
freor offerings for November delivery.
fancy lG9 lD1s unoice, 500, prime. 90
~; common TO fair, 5la Gldts,
Prunes are cleaning UP IN! spot nnd
while demand 10 less nntlYe than rccent-
49, prices AFRO firmly held. ranging from
90 10 for California and from gh. 10
IA FOR Oregon flult
Aprlcots nre QUOT; choice, 50. Gp9; eE-
TN choice pa W fhncN, 10Y I'll.
Peaches arc In light demgnd. choirc. s
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.
(Pollock Special Wire.)

Davis DAILY, 2ia@ 5s East Butte, s
a IS Majestic. T0@75; Nipisslng, 9W
Is Utah Apex. Az a y; q. G. e s.,
20@22; Black Min, 80 as; Cum.
Giroux, a u New. Utah, 3 7-16 a Is :;
Yukon, 4 y a 8, First Nat, a Is :;
Boston CON. 12& Obs Miami, io.
1913; Bingham Con, 6O@75; c. 4 A.,
!. 20Q1 .2l; Greene ananea, 11%@l2;
Mexico Con, 4&@5h; North Butte. 81
dS414; United Cop, l0%4 al; Newhouse,
6@1a L. S. 5. com, 42A ~; do. pfd.,
45& dl46; b. Coaln., 27@1a; c. & H.,
6s0a6.S5 DAILY West, l0MA; CRANKY,
09la bid; Nevada Con, l5A@ Old
Dom, 39G4O; Parrot 27Is@%; Utah
Con. 49, nlI; Utah Copper. 44M1a.
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UTAH MINE MEETING.
Directors VIII Discuss Dividend and
Purchase of Property.

The directors Of the Utah Mine are
scheduled to hold their regular month";
ly meeting tomorrow when the mat
ter of posting the regular monthly
dividend win come up for couSidera-
ton. A member of the board stated
today that there IL no doubt but what
the usual distribution OF three cents a
share. or $4,000 would be ordered.
Negotiations have been pending for
the purchase Of an additional lode
mining cluim-the Last Chance--from
James Chapman The price is said Ia
have been argoed to ana that the di-
roctors win order n warrant drawn ON
The treasurer for the initial payment
Considerable ore was shipped from the
Last Chance years ago.
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T0DAY'S MONEY MARKET

New York, Aug. l9.-Closc. A..
on call easy z at Il, PEI, cent M u,.,lg
rate /; closing bid /: offered I rum
Time loans easier ON large olfer,,.
60 days y at . per cent 90 days +,
at ~ per cent; six months, 81 st i
per cent. :" ~
Prime mercantile paper = at ~.
cent w
Sterling exchange steady with a..
ual business in bankers bills NJ .SG.
for GO days, and at $500 for da,na.s
Commercial bills. 4S37s at 4S3I
Bar silver, 81 Is.
Mexican dollars, a.
Government bonds steady: rall,o..
bonds irregular. ''V'l
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UNITED STATES
FIGURES IN SALES
A Feature OF Trading During To-
days Early Calls of the
Exchange.
SIOUX CONSOLIDATED HIGHER
Stock In Good Dcmand--Iror Blossom
Acknowledging Quota
lions and Sales.

For the first time in many months.
United States Mining, common, fig
ured in the list of sales OF the local
mining exchange today, Altogether
100 shares were transferred, the
stock bringing s42.75. S42.S71A and
$4,000 This. of course, helped mater
tally to raise the totals for the Ses-
sion during which stocks we're sold
to the value of $S0.422.2o. Sioux Con-
solidated continued In good demand
on an ascending market. Beginning
AT Sf&5. the STOCK Soid MP to $l.42 "a.
Selling orders forced crown Point
down to ~ cents. while Iron Bios
som advanced from 81 o to 81 32 y II.
Tho unlisted sales were: silver King
Coalition, AT 81 and $4.O5 and West
Quincy, Mt 4 cents.
The following quotations and sales
were:
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

St Louis, Aug 19-Wool firm. Terri
tory and western mediums. l5M1S; fine
mediums, 10m Is; fine, 9Gla
BOSTON.
Boston Aug lS.-Loca wool dealers
are much encouraged over the improve
ment in the situation, WIN many buyers
in the market and "A fairly active demand
for all grades. Transactions have been
larger than for several weeks. especially
In Montana and other western clips
Prices hold steady. The leading dom tic
quotations range.
Secured values: California--North, 42Gg
As; middle county, SSq42; southern. -
ern No. /, staple, sea 60; eastern No. 1,
clothing, 4IPjO; valley No J. l5q 10,
territory, fine staple, $3.50: line me
dunn staple, j6Qt 81, half blood, 50u 90
three-eiR hths blood ija 81; one-quarler
blood l3Giii.
Pulled basis, extra, 56@5T, fine i. %
a 81. a sLpers s2u Is.
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LITIGATION HILL.

That Litigation Hill is verltable
network of rich gold bearing veins
seems no longer matter of doubt.
says the Manhattan, New Mail The
leasers, who comprise that vast army
of fortune seekers who have done so
much toward the development of the
Manhattan mines are invading Litiga-
ton Hin which in turn is proving
itself all that has been claimed for 1t.
1t has always been generally believed
that when the clouds of litigation had
passed over and the Hill was given a
chance that II would make good II
is now being given that chance. It Is
making good
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NEW YORK CURB.


Cumberland Ely S5s@SA; GirouX
Consolidated, 4Aq49s; Nevada Con,
l5h G153s; Nevada Utah, S7-16dS 9-16;
Nipissing, S3s@9B; Newhouse, 61sQ6% :;
Tennessee Copper, 36A 1855; Utah Cop
per, 44444A; First National Copper so
5A: Daisy DAILY, 2d3: Dominion Copper
2B@2h; Ely Central. ssdB Ely Con,
14q15; Furnace Creek, 17@19; Boston
Con. 1875 @13; Yukon Gold, 1860
1916; Miami Copper. 1O&dll; Bay
com, 3-16dis; Mitchell, b@%; Mont
gomery Shoshone, aQ13-16; Nevada
Smelling, lAG1as Silver Queen, 1alh;
Silver Leaf, l2q14; King Edward, "a
az; Foster Cobalt, 7s@H; Cobalt Cen
trail, 4C1a@41 Mckinley Darragh, 7s@l;
Tintic Mining. 5@G6: Gibraltar, 5Q7,
North Butte Ext, 3944l.
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SEVEN TRoUGHs ELECTION.
(speelal to the "News.'l

Provo, Utah, Aug. 19.-At the share
holders meeting OF the Seven Troughs
Mining company held here today the
designations of Jesse Knight, president;
r. h. Allen, secretary; and w. Lester
Maneum director, We're accepted and
the following organization was effect
ed; r. j. Evans. of Salt Lake, presi
dent; l.. +. Friedman, vice president:
f., l. .Gunnell, secretary and treasurer;
who. with w. n. Odell and c. II. Bell
Thorpe are directors
No financial statement was issued
and Vice President Friedman when
seen after the meeting, refused TO give
out anything on the subject or discuss
the future plans Of the company.
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THE COPPER SITUATION.
Geo. l.. Walker Anticipates No Rad.
lcal Change TIL After Election.

Commenting on the copper situation
George l., Walker, In the Boston Com
mercial of current date says:
Il am satisfied that the remarkable
strength of the stock market was large
ly responsible for the advance in the
price of copper to "A cents per pq md
While the business situation Is i'm
proving. the recovery Is exceed ngly
slow Though IA cents IS by no rteans
high price for copper there ce tain
~ Is nothing i'm the business situation
To warrant heavy buying at l3& to
IA cents now by those consumers who
persistently refuse to take care of their
advance requirements short time ago
when copper could be had AT IS cents.
The business situation is not suf-
ticiently promising TO warrant the be-
lief that the price of copper win GO
on advancing steadily until IL reaches
10 cents. After election business should
begin TO show a marked improvement
and 1t Is certainly probable that cop
per viii sell at 10 cents by the end OF
the year but for some little time 10
come the metal market should be dun
and reactonary
While there are now practically no
surplus stocks of copper I'm existence.
the market is by no means back TO It's
| old normal basis, when the copper sit
! uation Is healthy consumers buy their
| supplies from two 10 three months
/ ahead, and in that way copper i'm the
! shelters and rehnories rs sold while IL
! Is being prepared for delivery. II Is
! safe 10 say that producers now own
! practically an the copper they have i'm
! process, and some OF them have small
! stocks in addition.
Ihcro rs every reason 10 believe
/ tnbt the worlds business win eXper-
/ iercc considerable revival during
/ the coming - months. and that the
I demand for copper win again exceed
! the supply Eventually we are going
Z back 20 l5-cent copper market. and
/ II Is not improbable that the metal Mil
/ sen "t 10 on ~ cents before the end
I OF heN' year. Everything depends upon
/ the state of business confidence i'm.
! duStrlal activity ana progress"
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Both SAFE and Profitable

We can seil yoa rs amounts TO
suit your PURGE.
Preferred Ana.samnted sugar
GO. On anaeos .lc esehl ;or every
i9@-loo invested a,or,, now yield
inG diviaend OF 10 cents each
quar,er,
Preserved u,ah-tGaho SUGAR 60,
Gin sheFsa Of go eash), tor every
50 inYsa,sd loaay B,oos paying
o.yidsad os ~ eents every
1uarlsF
VIZ ADVISE - buf, Nor 10
sELil lhis eisea,
GBohaE ~, uANsoA 90,
Ruoma tia-sis Fsap. build
ins. Phose Ee.l H.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Aug 19-Cattle Receipts
1900; market i0c higher Beeves, 1850
7G0: Texans. 3.50Mj,20 westerns. S.5OW
SEQ. stockers and feeders, 2,Om i,Jgi COWS
and heifers, 1.75n5.90: calves, 5.Dm 30,
Hogs-Receipts about 2l,O0; market 5c.
G.Sj. mixed. 6.2OQ6.45 heavy 6.2oa6.So :
good to choice heavy. 6.41@G.S2; pigs
5.lOm6.O0; bulk of sales. 6.50d6.55
Sheep-Receipts about D,OOi market NC
lower. Lambs 2.25 4, 10; westerns, 2.l5M
AIS, yearlings, 4.2j@5.00; lambs S.5Om
6.2j; westerns, 3,15d6.30
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. Aug. 19.--Cattle-Receipts,
1l,00: market strong to l0c. higher. stock
ers and feeders. 2S5W5.O0 bulls, 2o0~
G.25; calves 3.00a6.25: western steers.
8 G0M }. %; western cows, 2.00a !. %
Hogs-Receipts. 10000; market TO lOc,
lower. Bulk of sales. 6.406t G.I5. heavy,
6s0M6.S0: packers and butchers, g. OH
60; lights, 610d6.e5; pigs, 3.50G p
Sheep--Receipts. 5000 market steady.
Muttons, 315n4iO; lambs 4.50M q 30;
range wethers, $500 I.GS; fed ewes 3. .
G4.5O.
Omaha. Aug. 19-Cattle- Receipts g.
100: market steady. Western steers. 3 %
m540: Texas steers. 5000 50; range
cows and heifers. 2.50M4.25; capners, > 90
m2SO: stockers and feeders, 2. I5n 40;
calves, 2.50a5.25; bulls and stays, 2.eOH
400.
Hogs Receipts. $500; market 1oc. low
er Heavy. G,25M6.J0; mied. 6.30M {. y Y
lights 6.9g g. go % pigs 5.'o@s'lo; bulk
Sheep Receipts, iS,7OO market steady
to stronger, Yearlings. 4.25@4.75; weth-
ers, $500 4.25' ewes, 3.O@4.O; lambs. 5.'5
as. p.
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sonds Bought and SOFIA

MS% extra choice 9@12: fancy 4,
10; extra fancy. l0dli. N'''s' g'sa
Coast adVices indicate vow. o..
ing among primary holders az ~ ~ iee.
bu; the local situation renorts Ialsils
trade. with loose muscateis 1uaa, 4ue
Az MGA choice to fancy seeded usss ~. n
seedless, 5@d; London layers. l.6SI ~
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80 PER CENT

of the readers of the Semj.woo..
News are Farmers, .Stocl;n,s,' way
Ranchers. Advertisers deslrin,, d"
reach this class of buyers. can IA Y
paper in the West that viii serve an A.. Y,
needs so wen. ''''
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MANHATTAN.

Manhattan Con, 0 asked; Manhattan
Mining Co., 1 bid; c. Wedge. asked :
$. Humphrey, asked; Dexter, asked :
Mustang, 3 bid; Little Gray, bld'
Cow Boy, l asked original Manhattan,
asked Broncho. bid; Pinenut, L
bid; Stray Dog, 8 bid.
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UNCLE SAM DIVIDEND.

The dividend checks of the Uncle
Sam Consolidated Mining company will
be placed in the mails this evening for
payment tomorrow, the aggregate
amount being 100000, or 3 cents
share.
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t.s7bm1.4o, &c. Bend Ext bgs Gt'
Bend Annex. 7@s; Midtown niu a.
n Ronanza, id2: Kewanos, IS bid;
Portland sMiO: Crackerjack, 6m7i T.
Mohawk, i5Gi6; Red Hills, 20 BID;
Mohawk Ext. 4db; l.. Dillon 2 BID
Y Tiger 10G1l; Grandma, COS; y.
Rose, . bid, Goidfield Con, 6s2'sms.se;
D'ned Triangle. 5a6. Coming Nation
4 asked: Florence ENtn., l6 asked.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock q Co, bankers and
brokers. furnish the following from
san Francisco on Nevada Mining
stocks today:
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nrHER nIsTRICTs.

Nevada Hills. 1.65 asked; Plttsburg
Silver Peak. 1919 bid; Eagles Nest, 3
bid: Rawhdc Qeen, 90 bid; Hailstone'
5 asked; Original Rawhide, asked;
Round Min, 90 asked.
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RuLLFRoG.

Original. la2; Bullfrog Mining, ask
ed, Montana Bullfrog, / asked, Nation
al Bank. bid; l.. Harris. | asked
Amethyst. bid Gold Bar 3 bid; Bon
ME Clare, 10 bid Mayhower Con-, 7@S;
G.. Sceptcr. bid, Montgomery Min, 10
asked; Homestake CON, % bid Y. GIRL
. 81 slSed
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS


Eagles Nest 500 at 1919.
2.4OO mt 2.25; goo at 2.22h; 1000 at
2.32k, buyer so.
New York 900 at 0.
sioux CON, 3,l00 at lS7la 500 at
l.42h, buyer A. 100 at 1879. seller
60; 1000 at l.42i2. buyer 40; 500 at
t.42la buyer 60; at lis, 4 at 1885,
% at t.25.
RECAPITuLATlON.
Shares. Amount.
Regular CAN ..... $500. S6O,749.50
open Board ,......1i,3S0 19.692.70
Forenoon Totals elise sS0,442.2O
AFTERNOON CALL.
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~ commercial Blk Both Phones 1919
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