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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-07
OGDEN NOT THE
PROPER PLACE
Protest Made by Boxelder Farm
ers Settles Question of In
dependent SmeIter Site.
NINE OWNERS WANT PEACE.
Present Plant Can he Operated
Would Not 30 to Increase Ca
pacity, say Mining Man

That the members of the Utah Mine
Owners association will make no fur
Their effort TO secure the Utah Smelling
company's plant near Ogden is fore
gone conclusion. The protest made by
the farmers Of the southern part of
BoXelder and the northern part OF
Weber counties is sufficient evidence TO
the mine owners that the site of the
ogden plant Is not the place for n
smelter of any great magnitude, and.
anyway. they are not looking for a
repetition of the troubles which re-
suited in the closing of the three cop
per smelters in the southern part of
the Salt Lake valley.
In speaking of the Ogden site q well
known operator said today; Il really
have never been very enthusiastic over
this Ogden proposition. While l do
not dOur)t that smelter of small ca
pucity could be operated very success
fully without getting into trouble with
the farming element. l am firmly con-
WINGED that IT would never do to treat
ore there very much in excess of the
tonnage of which the Utah Smelling
ccmpany's plant is capable OF handling,
The ogden plant is equipped with only
one furnace and unless It We're enlarg-
ed, it would not he of very much ben
fit to those of us who comprise
Utah Mine Owners association. There
are other sites available, which. 1t
seems to me are very much preferable
and not very far from Salt Lake city
either"
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CONCENTRATES.

STUNT. C. c. Griggs of the Uncle sam
Consolidated Mining company was III
the city yesterday afternoon to confer
with company officials
syndicate of local mining men are
preparing to send a prospecting outfit
TO the Rawhide district in Nevada.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick y
Co. We're: Crude ore and concentrate,
$4,000; base bullion, $4,000.
General Manager l.. Hanchett of
the Newhouse mines Is now out on the
Atlantic and is due to arrive in New
York early next week.
Tomorrow is the date set for the
delinquent sale of the Wabash Min
ing company. The sale OF the Cherry
Creek Mines company took place to-
day.
Although he has quit the manage
ment of the Consolidated Flagstaff
Mining company. John A. Kirby will
remain as a member of the board of
directors of that corporation.
The third section of the new Boston
Consolidated mill was placed in com
mission yesterday ana the big plant is
now handling 100 tons OF ore from the
Boston porphyry mine.
L. n. Adsit formerly connected with
the Utah Consolidated under the add
ministration of Roscoe Ii. Claiming. Is
now superintendent of the Ivanpah
Consolidated company's properties in
San Bernardino, Cal
AT the meeting of directors of the
lower Mammoth Mining company held
yesterday afternoon details in connec-
ton with the proposed bond issue were
prepared, ana will be tiled in a
few days.
NJ. j. McGlll was in the city yester
day to attend the regular monthly
meeting of shareholders. Mr.. McGill
says the recent strike made on the 500
level is holding out well and that the
company win soon be in the market
with shipment of ore.
the Tomboy Gold & Copper Mining
company held yesterday n. j. Sheckel
was elected president: J. G. Williams
vice president; Il. D. Stillmau, secre-
tary and treasurer; who, with A.
Hauerbach ana o. NJ. Froisland, are
directors.
Seeming to have forgotten his terri
bic experiences in the Alpha shaft.
which was near to being his tomb, Fred
Mcdonald one of the miners impris-
oned for 46 days on the 1,000-foot
leNel with a. ID. BAILEY ana Pelef
Brown, has returned to work. He has
entirely recovered from the effects of
his long Imprisonment. Barely two
weeks have elapsed since he was taken
from his underground prison through
series of fortunate circumstances,
coupled with the heroic work of band
of rescue workers, yet he has resumed
his labors in the mine which came so
near 10 killing him.
Although his eyes are yet a trifle
weak from long strain in the dark of
the underground workings, where he
and his companions We're confined,
physically he is as well as ever
White Pine News
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UTAH COPPER OUTPUT.
Great Record Made BY This Company
During January.

The record made by the Utah Copper
company during the month of January
was a most gratifying one. A new rec
ord in the way of production was es-
tablished and figures coming from an
official source show that at the two
mills owned by this corporation a total
of 900 tons of ore was treated at
the two mills owned by that corpora
ton, which was at the rate of not
quite $500 tons day OF this amount
700 tons a day was handled at the Cop
perton plant In Bingham canyon and
the balance at the big concentration at
GARFIELD The recovery amounted to
little under 100000 pounds of copper.
Eight sections of the Garfield mill are
in commission and Gen. Supt. Gemmel
has the ninth almost ready for busi-
ness. 1t was said today that this sec
ton will be in commission before the
end of the present month. which will
mean an additional dailyl output OF
500 tons. This will be followed by the
other three In their regular order so
that by the beginning of next autumn
the Utah Copper will be in shape to
produce pretty close to 60,000O00 of cop
per per annum.
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MARKET WEAK,
CLOSING EASY

New York, Feb s.---No important
changes from last nights prices were
shown by the opening quotations for
stocks today. Small fIsiteional gains
and losses were quite evenly divided,
and many of the most prominent stocks
sold at last nights prices. Dealings
were Oh u small scale.
The market grew weaker after the
opening, the seling Ol Brooklyn Tran
sat, lleauing ana Baltimore ana ONO
gradually assuming large enOdgn pro-
portions to AFFECT the entire list. Bar
tinore u ONO lost Ia. Tennessee
Copper w. heading and American Ice
Security Ia and Union PACING, 81.
Paul and American Locomotive l.
After further declines .ne selling
pressure relapsed, but the ensuing raj
lies were feeble Wisconsin Central
preferred declined 8, United States Pipe
preferred and Mackay companys 2,
Sloss- Sheffield Steel / "a and Great
Northern preferred and New York
Central l. International Paper pre-
ferred rose l.
Bonds were steady
The usual leaders were neglected. but
they held steady despite an outbreak
of selling in the Erie stocks which low
cred them from q to IN. Mexican
Central fell rs.
Stock prices yielded slightly In very
limited offerings. The market was
virtually ut standstill.
The market closed dull and easy,
The downward drift of prices was re-
newed with a fall in Brooklyn Transit
of ga Union Pacific also got IL be-
low last night Mexican Central lost
2 American Ice 2&, Delaware & Hud-
son 4.
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FVAPORATED FRUITS,
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Feb. 7.-Commission houses
We're good bidders at the opening of the
wheat market today. Shipments for the
week were reported as exceeding by 3l6,-
000 bushels the record breaking reports
of the preceding week. but this apparent
ly had little effect on the market aside
from the easy tone at the opening. North
west receipts were liberal.
May wheat opened unchanged to q low
er at 91h., and sold up to 97%i.
The corn market was strong more he
cause of light offerings than because of
strong demand. May corn opened I'M
changed to ise higher at 6ih TO 6las and
The oats market was dun and prices
We're tirm. May oats opened Is to x high
er at 5tls to 5i3s and for a time held
Provisions were Inclined to be weak be-
cause Of welcome decline IN the price
of live hogs. May pork opned ~ lower
az 1900. Lard was ~ lower at 7.J0Gl7 52la.
Ribs were 2igd5c lower at G.5j.
Wheat-Thc market held strong all day
partly ON covering by shorts and also
because OF reports that the Canadian GOV
cf sod for distribution among farmers
The high point for May was 9S9s. The
close was strong with May one cent high
corn--'rhe close was strong with May
CLOSE Wheat May osh; July alAa75.
Corn-May Gli; July 90; Sept i9s.uih.
Oats-May (old) 5iA; May "A N4s; July
PorR%May Zoo: July 1880
I.ard--May 75e1a: July 1851 .G7is
Ribs-,May 6 .52hQG.55; July 6.7l4@6.So
Ryc-Cash 81
BarleN--SidlJ0.
Timothy-CHsh %.
Clover-Nothing doing
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. Fob 7suRnr raw steady:
fair refining 32i. centrifugal 90 test 3.55:
molassos sugar 3.oo
Refined steady; crushed 500 powdered
b. A.vl
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nan could learn little or nothing al the
property. Supt Hartnell was as silent
as the tomb when approached, but this
paper is in a position to state def
nieiy that the strike on the McCon-
nell is one of the best in the historv of
Yerington.
tative of the company, visited Yering-
ton this week am So
strike Il was the result of assays
made from these samples that orders
We're issued to keep the inQuisitive
from satisfvirc thcir curiosity. The
Mcconnell is owned by the Nevada
Goldfield Reduction company The
force at the mine now numbers %
men. The present equipment makes
1t possible TO sink the shaft to depth
of 100 feet, which will be accom-
plished as fast as men and machinery
can do It.
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.
REGULAR CALL SALES.

Columbus Con. 100 at t.671s.
DAILY Judge, IS at 4,62la.
Indian Queen. 1000 at Sia
Lower Mammoth. 100 at IS; 400 at 49,.
Nevada Hills 100 at 1926; 100 at 3.271s,
buyer So
Bingham Amalgamated. 100 at 26lh
80 at 20; 143 at %; so ut o.
Beck Tunnel COO at IL; 200 at ~;
1000 at II, seller 60; 1000 at Il, buyer
90.
Black Jack Con, 1000 at 36.
Colorado. 500 at 2.4Ila; 100 at 2.47h,
buyer 60
Iron Blossom, 500 at 35i4.
Mountain Lake, 100 at 33is
New York, LOO at 20; 1000 at 1919;
1000 at 10 seller CO.
Scottish Chief, 1000 at g.
South Columbus. 500 mt Go.
Seven Troughs, 1900 at IS,
Tetro. 1,500 at 3.
Wabash 100 at 81; 100 at 49, 400 at IS.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Black Jack. 900 al 35i 500 at IS. SELL
en- 30. 200 at 35is
Butler Liberal, / ,62S at S.
Colorado, 800 at 2.471a 100 at 247k,
seller 30.
Lower Mammoth, 100 at IS.
Sioux Con, 700 at 1914.
South Columbus Con, $50 at Go; 500
AT g. seller 30.
seven Troughs. 500 at IS. buyer 80.
Yankee Con, 100 at s51a.
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TODAYs MONEY MARKET.

New York, Feb. money on call
~ ~ per cent? ruling rate .; clos
Ing hid ~ offered al per cent
Time loans quiet 90 DAYS Der
,cnt; 30 days l TO ~; siN months.
~ per cent.
Prime mercantile paper ~ ut o
per cent.
sterling exchange steady, with ac-
tual busliie's IN bankers hills M 1885,
~ 5000 for demand, nnd M 1873 10 at
1855 for Oh day bills; commerriul
bi,ls, 462.7S.
Bar silver, 55T.
MeIiran dollars. 10.
Government bonds stcadyj railrond
bonds Irregular.
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WAGES REDUCED.
Notice To This Effect Posted at thc
Denver Smelters.

Denver. Colo Feb. 7.-Notices
We're posted yesterday at the Globe
smelter, owned by the American
Smelling & Refining company an
nouncing reduction in wages COM
menclns Feb. IL One of the COM
nany's shelters at Pueblo will also
be shut down.
The reduction affects 700 men and
varies from 10 to % cents per DAY
General Manager Franklin GuiterIGan
says that the reductions We're made
Necessary by reason of the decreased
production of the mines.
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago. Feb. --Cattle-Receipts about
5000 steady: heeves s 75as 10: cows and
heifers 1.75M4.65: Texans G0d4.l0 calves
5.O06iI %; stockers and feeders 2.60(t4. 60.
Hogs-Receipts about 400: weak to &C
lower. Lights 4.2Odi.45 mixed 4.25d4. 50 /.
heavy 4.25@4,57 rough 4.25nl.S so; pigs
3.70m4 80: bulk of sales 40H4 80.
Sheep-Reccipts about 7O00 market
steady: natives 25N5.G0 westerns 3,25N
$50; yearliuss 5,0Od5.70. lambs 5.00dT.lO;
western 5.00GT.l0.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Feb. Cattle Receipts
1900. steady; native steers 4.30d6 60 F;
native COWS and hefers 2.506t5 90; stock
ers and feeders 3.25d4i0; bulls 2.75dl %;
calves 3. 50n6 00 western steers 4.l0H5. 30:
western cows S00d450.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000: market &C lower;
bulk OF sales Asa 40; heavy 4.35a4. Az;
Sheep-Receipts 5000; market steady;
mutton 4.40d55O; lambs 6.20a6,90; range
wethers 4.I5qG.25; fed ewes 4.25g5.00.
OMAHA
Omaha, Feb. -Cattle-Receipts 800:
steady; native steers 3i5a5 60: cows and
heifers .. 50N4 80: western steers 3.35GI4 20
Texas steers .O0ft4 Is: Gamers 2.00NS 90:
stockers and feeders 2. 10q4.50; calves ,. I5t
3. %: bulls and stays 2. J063. s..
Hogs-Receipts l4500 market 5610c low
er. Heavy 4 .2DG4 %; mixed i.10d4 20: light
2.aOM4.20; pigs s.25qS.75; bulk of sales 40
al. 20.
sheep-Receipts 5000 steady: yearlings
5.200590; wethers 5.U0a5 %; ewes 4.509
40, lambs 6 40Gt6S0.
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SCOTIA EXTENSION.

The Scotia Extension Mining COM
pany, with Its principal place Of oG6i-
ness in Robinson, Juab county filed
articles of incorporation with the Soc
rotary of state this morning The
company has a capital stock OF $780,
900, in shares of cents each, The Of
ficers are: II. l.. Evans, president; r..
Il. Jones. vice president: George Jones,
secretary ana treasurer, and these
with O. p. Rockwell and sylvester
Whiting form ting board of directors.
The company owns mining properties
In the West rlntic district,
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a1Roux CONSOLIDATED.
Shareholders at Annual Meeting Au-
thorized Bond Issue.
O'CLOCK Special Wire.)

pollock Special Wire.)
Boston, Feb. THE News Bureau
says:
"In order TO start it's smelter and
concentrating plant and continue le-
DEVELOPMENT work, stockholders Of
Giroux Consolidated at the annual
meeting yesterday voted to authorize
the issue of $1.5O0,000 of per cert
convertible bonds. They are to be Sc
cured by mortgage on all properties
of the company and will be redeemanle
in five years at lO5 or IN two yeas
at par"
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NEW YER1NaToN STRIKE.
Mcconnell Property Is Opening Up in
Fine shape.

A new and wonderfu strike has been
made at the Mcconnell mine, Ia this
district, says the YeringtOn New,
Times. Last week this paper record
ed the hnding OF ore In the shaft
Of that strike the ore seemed not TO
be In place and. while the find was
taken to be forerunner of greater
things at further depth Il was not
out of the ordinary,
But this week we are able 10 inform
our readers that copper of an eXcep-
tlonally high grade has been cucoun-
tered IN n well-detned vein that Is,
as the shaft orders have bean re-
ceivcd from the offices ~ the company
az Goldneld 20 allow D. other than
q" Moves down tho ehpf Tho Times
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UTAH COPPER BONDS.
Have Been Fully Subscribed for by
Guggonheims and Others.
O'CLOCK Spoclul Wire. ]

Boston. Feb 9-Tho News Bureau
gnys today II was learned late ves-
terday that the S1,500,000 OF the Utah
Copper company bonds and the SO, 600
600 Of the Nevada Consolidated con-
vertible bonds have been fully sun
scribed for by the Guggenheim ntor-
ests and their friends In fact II TX
said that the issues were very largely
oversubscribed and an subsorlpions
had been cut down on the allotment.
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GOING TO GOLD SPRINGS.
Party of Fasteners VIII Visit The
Jennie Gold Mine

II. r. Elliott. president Of the Jennie
Gold Mining company, expects to leave
for Gold Springs this evening with a
party OF rs residents of Michigan, many
OF whom are stockholders OF the Jennie
company. The party Is travelling in
special car. Two days viii be spent
I'm visiting the mines and looking over
the camp in general, returning to the
city on Monday morning.
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BOSTON ooPpER CLOSE.

Furnished by private mro by Badger
Brothers. brokers;
Adventure, 2W2h; Arcadian, iMiA;
Allouez 29N30; Atlantic liQllAs Bing-
ham Con-, 81 g5%i Boston Con, 1iis@
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Business Was Dull During Today's
early Calls.

Today's market for mining stocks
was characterized by its sluggishness,
The range of prices was practically sta
tionary however, Bingham Amalga-
mated came into favor and was in de-
mand at somewhat better figures. Beck
Tunnel was also in good form and
found takers at II and ~ cents. The
Clunbus stocks at Alta were weaker.
Mason Valley sold at S1.121A and $l.15.
The closing quotations and sales were:
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r. NJ West & Co.. stock broker,
D. +. Walker Blk, Both phones Of
nee and residence
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BOSTON CURE CLOSE.

Furnished by private wire by Badger
Bros brokers. 100 south Main street.
BOSTON CURB LIST
Ahmeek 6O076 Bingham Cent, va
Y Butte Egtn.. iA0h; Cum. Ely,
iEMM; Dominion Copper 2MM; East
Butte. san Foster Cobalt, G6l70; Fur
nnce Greek, 2iN25; Glroux. 3Napi,
ireen g. e s.. l@h; Ma1octlc, lM@
n. Mackinley. sol. Nevada Utah, AZ
pi4 Nipissing 6M@A $, 4 r., 1874
atgs Bu 4 London. s509bi Burton, "a
0is.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS

u IDVTH,
ST. Louis, Feb. Wool STEADY Ter
rtory and western mediums 2lGl2Sc: fine
mediums 1929; fine 15dl7.
EvAPoRATED FRUITS.
New York. Feb THE market for
eYaporated apples is inactive, but prices
are firmly held. Fancy are quoted at l0is
G1lc: choice 9lsc: 1906 fruit. 1H10Isc.
Prunes are quiet and unsettled in tone.
ifornia fruit, and from 6Isc to 7s4c for Ore
CONS.
Apricots are quiet with choice quoted at
2ld8c; extra choice at 23d25c, and fancy
al 2Id2Gc.
small business is reported in peaches.
and sellers claim that full prices are being
paid. Choice are quoted at 10ul1hc; eN~
ira choice 12lsQl3c; fancy 13ul4c; extra
fancy 14a1pac.
Raisins are dull with loose muscatels
quoted at 6lSUI6c seeded raisins 6ItMS9ic,
and London layers, 1.S51tl,75.
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y. II. Snow n Co., stoch Brokers.
22 Commercial Blk Both 'Pnones 1879
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JESSE y. CANNON
Blrd-Cowan co.

Mining Broker, with Cannon &
Cannon, is u so Temnle.
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Custom Assayers and Chemists. 100
South West Temple l.
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ToNOPAH

Tonopah Nevada. 5.5Oa5. go; Montana
Tonopah, 1851 971A; Tonopah Extern
sion, / 20 bid; MacNamara, 3743S; Mid
way, "a asked; Tonopah Belmont, 1.S2h
al .95; Tonopah North star 1913; Ohio
Tonopah, asked; West End Cons,
S7d39; Rescue. 1916; Golden Anchor,
6G7; Jim Butler, 45@46; Cash Boy,
bid Home, bid; Monarch Pitts. Extn..
8 asked; Montana Midway Extn., 2
l,i1
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a, S. CAMPBELL.
stock Broker, Pa y. f. Walker Block
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GEO Q. CANNON ASSOCIATIONS.
BROKERS. 20 10. SO, Temple Both
phones $40.
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GOLDFIELD.

Sandstone, 3o@s2; Mohawk, 1000
bid: Col. Mt, % bid; Jumbo Ext,
5000; Vernal, 6 bid; Pennsylvania,
asked; Kendall, 1891: Booth, 26
@27; Blue Ball, 21@22; Adams, Z
as: silver Pick, SO n 35; May Queen,
9@iO; Nevada Boy, bid; BluclS
Butte Ext, 4d5. Blue Bell 9Gr10;
Dixie, 4m6: Goldfald Columbia. 10
bid: Hibernia, bid; st. Ives, ASH
40: Conqueror, bid: Black Rock, 2
as; Lone Star, 12@13; G. Wonder 3
asked: ORC, 14a 10; Kendall Ext, 1
bid; Sandstone Ext, asked; Wayne,
4M5; Atlanta, 37@3S; CT. Bend, ~
mas Empire, 8 bid; Red Top Ext,
15G16; Florence. A67ia a 40; D'etild
-. ~. Cons. 24@25; Goldfeld Daisy,
1.1Od 1.12A; Comb. Fraction, S2@,
SO: ct. Bend Ext, 500 CT. Bend
Annex, 5@6; b. b. Bonan2a, 800;
Kewanos, 5o@51; lsmerelda, q s:
Crackeriack. 1l@12; Red HIS, S6
m37; Mohawk Ext. ) bid; Il. Dillon,
sac; Grandma. 1O@11; s. p Ext, 3
bid; Y. Rose, bid; Goldield Con,
5.121a a 5.15; D'held Triangle, S@9;
Coming Nation, 4GD6.
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5 MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

/ This Mornings Metals.
! SILVER. per ounce. 55M
!. COPPER, (Cath.) per 10. IS 0-t6 .
/ LEAD. per 100 lbs. 3.7o +.
NEW YORK QUOTATIONS. /;
I LEAD. dun, 365@3. 4
!. COPPER. quiet, 1917 % 1874 ]
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ophir. 24Oa2 4b. Mexican, 1.O5@1.07ia;
Gould & Curry, 20 asked; Con. Va, 81
ass; Savage, 4sM50 Hale Norcross'
As bid: Belcher, 24G25; Sierra Nevada,
44G45: Union. 32dSS
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following Nevada
mining stock quotations today:
COMSTOCK.
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BULLFRoG.

Original. 4@5; Bullfrog Mining. lOp
IL; Mont. Bullfrog, 3a4 National bank,
10 bid: l.. Harris. l6f2; Amethyst, y
bid; Gold Bar, 36@5S; Stenway, 4
bid Denver Bullfrog Annex, bid
Bonnie Glare. "A bid; Mayhower Cons.
1903: Montgy. Sho. Ext, bid: G.
Scepter S0lO; Montgy. Mt, 15@1G; b.
Damondheld, las: Homestake Cons,
81 bid: Y. Girl, . bid: Nugget. 3 bid:
Tramp Cons, 32q33; Victor, 4@5.
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MANHATTAN.

Mani Cons. 22@2S: Main. Min. Co,
bid; G. Wedge bid $. Humphrey.
445, Dexter. Haze; Little Joe, asked /;
Crescent, bid; Combination. 1M3.
Granny. 9Nl0; Mustang, 10 bid; Little
Gray. asked; Cow Boy, 3a4 Ong.
Mani. 6N7, Broncho, 4a5; j, Jack, b
bid: Pinenut 4 bid; Bufalo, 3 asked;
Y. Horse 2 bid; Ind. Camp bid.
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REHABILITATION.
p. Nj. LISTED STOCKS.

Forenoon totals .,,...s5,l9s sli,s2iS2
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B'airyiew Eagle, so asked Nevada
HIS. &2Op3.22ls Pittsburg Sil. Peak.
l.25Ml30; Eagles Nest, 2jW26, New.
Hills Florence. Z bid.