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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-22
NEVADA WATCHES
KNIGHT SHELTER
Papers Regard it as a David
Going Out After a
Goliath.
PREDICT A KEEN STRUGGLE
But Believe "Uncic Jesse" and Allics
VIII Make Interesting Fight
For Business.

Various phases OF the smelling sttua-
ton are all interesting and their COM
bination something unique. The rail-
roads of Nevada have made reductions
in rates and the state is out after
concessions from the smelters. In dis
cussing the situation editomally. the
Goldneld News has this to say
The Southern Pacific railroad and
its allied branches and the Tonopah
and Goldfield and l.. V. & T. roads
have made a material reduction in the
freight rates on ore from southwest
ern Nevada points. in the hope OF
stimulating the production and in
oreasing their tonnage 1t Is now up
to the smelters to come along with a
like sop. but the trust refuses.
The smeter situation is anlnterest-
ing study Just now. The attitude OF
the a. $. & Il. company last fall, and
its persistence since in robbing the
producer. was responsible for the build
ing of large plant in the Tntic dis
trict in Utah By one of the heavy
operators there, a plant which was first
intended as a modest affair. to treat
the ores OF the mines controlled by
Jesse knight The smelter Is now
ready for business but has grown to
large proportions and is steadily be
ing enlarged to meet the increasing
demands
No one who is conversant with the
methods of the trust believes for one
minute that the knight smeIter will be
permitted to do business peacefully
The common belief is that when Knight
undertakes to sell his bullion, he win
strike a snag-that the trust, with its
immense reserves, will undersell him.
In that event it is believed that knight
who has some powerful allies, will
carry the fight right into the camp of
the enemy, attack the trust as an un-
lawful combination in restraint OF
trade, and seek TO have 1t dissolved A
struggle of some sort is inevitable, and
public opinion may prove too strong
for even the Guggenheims.
In the meantime, Goldheld and all
southwestern Nevada Is building mills
that VIII turn out the gold in bullion,
where the smelling interests can have
no control over it,
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COBALT CENTRAL SHIPPING.

Smelter returns on the last car
shipped by Cobalt Central indicate
net value of about $4,000, on the
basis of the present market price Of
silver The shipment consisted of
$4,000 pounds of concentrates, and
went to the Copper Clirf smelter. As
IT Is the practise of the shelters to
delay settlement for 60 or 90 days.
and then to settle on the basis of cur
rent quotations, II Is more than likely
that the actual returns on this car
win be larger than the estimates based
ON smelter assays. In view of the fact
that. according to the best market
Judges the metal market and especial
~ silver win improve steadily within
tho next few months Cobalt Central
is now shipping at the rate of about
two cars month, another car OF con
centrates being nearly ready To go
forward, as well as an additional car
from the Bailey mine, adjoining tho
Big Pete, which the company is oper-
ating under lease
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PRODUCE.
C,IfIcAGO-

Chicago, July 29--sentlnent in the
loca whent market today was inclined
10 be berlsh owing TO continued favor
able weather for the crop In the north
west and because OF moderate declines
al Liverpool. Pit traders were the
chief sellers but offerings were not
heavy and trading Was Of a drn ggng
character, September opened un.
changed to q cent lower at OF TO 9lil,
sold OFF 10 90es
The corn market was weak despite n
half pence advance at Liverpool, tha
easier tone of wheat and continued
favorable weather for the nav crop off-
setting the firm cables September
opened unchanged TO 7bh and sold on
10 75,sG75A
shorts and commission houses wer,
again active bidders FOR september onts
ana as a result the market IN gonerai
was strong, September opened shade
10 A@% higher at a to Az and ad.
vanced TO AA.
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WERE
FLUCTUAT|NG
Westinghouse Electric Went UP
1874 Points, Making Jumps
OF 8 Points Between Sales
THEN IT HAD A BIG RELAPSE
Decision in standard OIL Case Caused
Market to Become Very Animat-
ed-Bonds Were Firm.

New York. July 22.-The tone of the
openinp stock market was very IT.
regular and the dealings quite actiVe'
Prices moved upwards after the open
ing but with the encounter ,of realizing
sales the tone became irregular again
WA,tinghouse Electric scored AN ex-
treme gain of 14s,. with jumps OF 3
points between sales. General Electric
was rushed up points. New YORK
Airbrake. az and Allis-Chalmers pre-
ferred, ~ These erratic movements
had a rather disturbing effect on senu-
ment and Westinghouse Electric re-
lapsed St4 points before the expiration
of the hour.
The market sprang into animation
when it became known that the de-
cision imposing a $29,240,OoO fine on tine
Standard OIL company had been re-
versed Bulge in prices was awaited
of for extensive distribution of specu-
lative holdings and prices soon began
Illinois Central, Missouri Pacific ana
Reading were rushed up l3s to rs
Prices steadied and the market was
quiet at noon.
Bonds were firm.
In the outside market STANDARD OIL
stock rose IA points to $50, Prices ad-
vanced again on the stock exchange
but did not hold
Prices fuctuated with much uncer-
tainty, Great Northern preferred rose
1; American Telephone lSs; Z. 5. Pipe
pfd., q Railway steel Spring, 31s ana
American Agricultural Chemical pfd,
81.
The market closed strong and ami
mated A rise of 3& in New York
Central was a feature of the final hour.
National Biscuit preferred rose 3M
Illinois Central, 3A; l.. d n. and
Amalgamated Copper, 2; Atchison pre-
ferred, Ia, and Pennsylvania, southern
Pacific. New York, Chicago 81 st.
Louis, American Locomotive and Ana
conda, l.
The general list hardened to about
tho ton level
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tEsteblished 1881
Sc Main street, Salt Lalte CITY
Both Phones iz7.

Provisions opened firm on h.
advance IN live hogs, but the MAJ.
soon weakened on liberal reals
sales. September pork opened
changed TO "a cents higher at i5S9it
15.S5 and sold off TO 1870 Lard ono,,
2h@5 cents higher at $40 and decsu
to 935. Ribs opened unchanged n =
cents higher at S.S5 to S.S7ih and :.
off to S.S2Ja.
Close. Wheat--July 30: septor,
909s@90h; December, 71%G92. ~
December. GSi%@siis; May. soS ~
Oats--July (old). 54%; July rs,
5i%; September. iiss; December. Il,
May, 451a. W
Pork-July. 1886; September, Ism
October 1880.
Lard-7July, g.25; September, a.a5; q
tober, 942h
Ribs-september. $50: October 90.
S.921a, July. S.721a. ''1
Rye-Cash Cold), rs.
Barley-Cash, 65@69.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 1896.
Clovel>-Nothing doing.
Under continued selling Senter,
wheat dropped to 901s and closed w..
%@7s cent under yesterday at eoS. M, i
The corn market steadied in sym,
thy with oats and after touchin, n
September closed II lower ut 7a'
EvAPoRATED FRUITS.
New York, July 21.--No change
ported in the market for evamtN
apples either for futures or spot AN,
cry. Fancy are quoted at lOSJn.I
choice. S@9A; prime, 6Is@TA; conuo,I
10 fair, 5l2@61a.
Prunes are firm in tone, own, II
small crop estimates, but spot as1an}
is too slight to advance the local ma,
ket. Quotations range from 3l5Gp N
California. and from 5i2 to 72. for on
gon fruit.
Apricots are firm, with choice quot
at l0@10h; extra choice, HOLM fapcl
1903.
Peaches are unchanged. with cboIo
quoted at S1a4S&; extra choice. s6Si1
fancy, 10@10A; extra fancy, lObau'
Raisins remain duh and more or h.
nominal, with looose muscatels auota
at iha6A; choice seeded, sax; seea
less at 546, and London layers, ls51
1.35.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. July 22.-Sugar-R,,
quiet; fair refining, 3.IT: centrifugal .
test, 427; molasses sugar. 3.52.
Refined steady. Crushed. Clio; poN
dered, $50; granulated, $40.
Coffee quiet; No. Rio, Ga; No
Santos, SSs.
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AFTERNOON sALEs.

Beck Tunnel Con, $50 at I22a
Bonnie Briar, 500 al 10.
Indian Queen Con, 900 at 10.
lngot 81 at OF.
Iron Blossom, LOCO at 2.30. 1000
at 2.27&; 200 at 9,S9h, buyer so.
Iron Hat, 1000 at .05A; / 900 at
90
May Day, 100 at 51 300 at 30.
Mt Lake. 200 at "A
Nevada Hills. 500 at SO.
New York 1000 at 90.
Seven Troughs. 500 at II n
Sioux Con. 200 at 1.1O; 1000 at
1.07ls.
So Col Con. 100 at 90.
swansea Con, 1900 at Al u 500 at
Al.
Tintic Central, 1900 at ,O5A; $500
NJ .05,
Uncle sam Con. 400 at 1.121s 200
at l,12l y, seller So
Utah Con, CTintic), $500 at 2O
5000 at 1879.
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INTERESTING POINT.
Mountain Lake Is Believed to BE
About to- Open Into Ore.

Activity and strength displayed by
Mountain Lake stock cannot be wholly
accounted for by "Uncle Jesse" Knight
unless it is because the management is
satisfied that development is being
carried on In the correct method to
reach the ore body at most any time.
Indications, In the shape OF copper
stained rock, have been encountered in
the drift of the 500-foot Level, and this
is what lends the management en-.
couragement. Granite encountered IL.
this working some time ago made the
management believe the contact HAD
been reached ahead of time When no
ore body was uncovered with continued
development there was some little dis
appointment. A drift run westward in
the granite reached the limit in quick
time so the conclusion was reached the
granite body was an intrusion as had
been suspected. The tunnel was theh
kept on In its course and when the
granite gave out in this direction lime
was encountered. Copper stained rock
indicates that the contact Is being
reached in just the spot where Nh
Knight figured it out to be. Similar
mine making exhibitions in the past
are what have given Uncle Jesse"
knight the title of Wizard of Provo"
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OMAHA.
WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis, July 22.-Wool. firm. Ter
ritory and western mediums. 154l912;
fine medium. 10@l5; fine, SALE.
BOSTON.
Boston, July 2l.--Transactions in the
lucal Who'll market are again confined
to odd lots with sales averaging under
10000 pounds There has been consid-
cradle sampling but manufacturers are
inclined to wait until they receive or
ders for goods. Prices hold firm. quo
tations:
California; Northern, 43Q45; middle
county, 40d42c; southern, 3SdfOc; fall
free. sQ3I.
Oregon Eastern No. staples. $40
60; eastern No. l clothing, 1880; val
ley No. /, 43a45.
Territory--F'ine staple, $4,000, fine
medium staple. 5om56c; fine clothing,
48d52; fine medium, clothing, 45G4S;
one-half blood, 50n55; three eghts
blood 1880 quarter blood. 1915;
Pulled-Extra, 5dq57; fine, 5OQ52
LONDON.
London, July 2l.-The offerings at the
wool auction sales today consisted of
a line selection OF merinos, Competition
was active and prices showed AIN adj
vance OF per cent from the opening
rates for fine secured, which We're chief
~ taken by the continental buyers the
American buyers paid 20 per cent ad-
vance over the May sale parity for
suitable parcels Of ross-breds.
The offerings today numbered 1888
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WILL SELL

600. Four years ago the total produc-
ton and importations of the United
States amounted to but 100000 tons; in
1907 the total of production and i'm
ports amounted to $4,000 tons, showing
an increased use of over 100000 tons
In 1887 only 1000 tons were produced
in the United States, and in 1897 iesA
than $4,000 tons.
Deposits of the various forms of as
phalt are found i'm Kentucky, Okla
homa, Utah, California, Texas, Wyo-
ming, Kansas, Missouri, and West Vir-
GINA The location. character ano
general features of these deposits are
described in an advance chapter from
Mineral Resources of the United States.
calendar year 1907. ON the production of
asphalt and bituminous rock. by j. A.
Taft, now ready for free distribution by
the United States geological survey
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-22
BIG BUSINESS ON
MINING EXCHANGE
Utahs, Especially Tintics, Con-
tinu to Sell at Good
Prices,
DISTRICT WARRANTS FAITH
Mines Improving and With Smcltcr
Ready for Their Ores Stocks Look
Attractive to Investors.

While the totals might not go above
the figures established at previous Sos
sions this week. this mornings trading
on the local mining stock exchange
saw the low and medium priced Utahs
dealt in heavily Little Partially was
shown although the Tintics were es-
pecially active as is their custom And
in nearly every instance gains were
noticeable in the open board over the
regular call. with good tidngs pour
ing In from the Tintic district and with
n new smelter about to open those
stocks are strong and are changing
hands ut steadily advancing prices.
Iron Blossom was stock showing
some eccentr1cities but its mates we're
all steady
The closing quotation and sales were:
MORNING CALL.
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SOMETHING ON ASPHALT.
Geological Survey Reports ON subject
or Deep Interest 10 Utah

The geological survey in its report
on asphalt in the United states says:
The long -drawn-out controversy be
tween the United states and Vene-
zuela. I'm which the great Trinidad as
phalt concession has figured promi-
nently, has perhaps created the i'm
preston that this country Is wholly
dhpendent on that famous bitume,.
lake for It's supply OF asphalt. II il
true mat we buy abroad large quantl-
ties OF this paving material and that
more than half Of the imports now
come from the island Of Trinidad. but
our own production greatly exceeds,
the total Imports, and although the
Increase In our consumption Of the ma
leilal Is rapid the growth in the pro-
portion OF home production over impor-
tatlons Ia even moro marked. In 1907
the United States produced 298, 600 tons
OF asphalt valued at S2S25, 900, agans,
imports Of 10000 tons, valued al S6is,
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SEE RAINBOW MINE.

Directors and stockholders of the
Rainbow Mining company were shown
through the properties at Alta the first
of the week. Manager r. j. Jarvis
showed them everything OF interest In
and about the mine, and his guests
came away well pleased with condi-
tions. The new strike OF two feet of
milling ore was especially gratifying
to the stockholders. Drifting is now on
towards the main vein which 1t is ex-
pected will turn out to be body or
milling ore of considerabe size.
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BOSTON CURB CLOSE.

Furnished by a private wire by bad
ger Bros, brokers 100 south Main
street:
cum. Ely 77sasls; Nev. Con, 70. a
49, Glroux, 3lsa39i Greene Cananea,
llqllh; Nipssing, 7G7B Boston Con,
l34l3A; British Copper, ga Gp4k; Butte
Coal, 25la02G; Davis DAILY, lMM21s:
Dom Cop. l7sN2it, Dolores, 8&N7k
III Rayo, lS@2is; Furnace Creek. l4a
l6; Goldheld Cons. 5%q5A Florence.
8lsN3h Daisy 77G1S; Greene Gold,
%G@i Grcona Gold & Silver, AOL
DO. pfd., AG1h; King Edward. ls@ss
Mckinley, 70U75; Mic Mac, 2hQ2at /;
Mitchell, h@%: Mines ANA, iA@lk;
Ney. Utah. 1903, Tono., taos. Tri-
Bullion, l9sMlA: Tintic. $500, Uniteo
Copper, 6&a7: Do pfd.. 22Q30 Yukon
S%dS7s; Stewart, 'sqts Mont sho-
shone. &MTk.
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ORE IN NEW SHAFT.

Good reports come from the East
Tintic Developments property. A shaft
down l35 feet IN the Ralph claim has
cut into ore which runs 40 per cent lead
and 10 ounces In silver Sinking will he
hurried to prove up the size of the new
ore body and II II Is of any size at
all drifting In two directions viii he
the next step The old workings, 1925
feet distant encountered an ore body
at 1850 feet, indicating that long body
OF ore runs through the property.
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UTAH COPPER FIGURES.
Company is Earning -Four Dollars Per
Share on Total capitalization.

Figures on production for June, as
issued by the Bottom end OF the Utah
Copper company, .surpass all former
records for the month. AS reported,
4,i5OO0O pounds is the record. May
saw 4,139O00 produced; April. 3,2500OO,
and March. 3.5OOOO0 pounds. Mining
and treatment costs We're 1.T5 cents
and with present production and pres
ent copper prices the company is earn
ing 81 per share upon its total capi-
talization. Directors will meet July
81 to declare a dividend of 80 cents,
according to best reports, and at this
time the quarterly report will be is
sued
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OIL AT MT. PLEASANT.

sanpete is TO the front with an oil
strike. Reports from Mt. Pleasant say
strike which. II Is estimated. will yield
% barrels day. Further details VIII
be- forthcoming as soon as the strike
has been given time 10 show what II
really Is. In the meantime unusual ac-
tivity is seen IN the Mt Pleasant
neighborhood.
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stock in
Stock In
u !. |.

SUGAR COMPANY Best buy
on the market today
Preferred, for those who want
dividend SURE, Now and every
quarter hereafter
Common, FOR those who can at
ford TO wait awhile for dividends
Others who want better results
and more income than money In
tho bank viii bring are buying
now and YOU can, too Small ana
large orders filled with equal care.
GEORGE NJ CANNON co.
Rooms Si2-Sia Templeton Build
ing' Phone Bell 81.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. July 22.-Cattle-Receipts
about II 900. Market for good steady;
others weak, to a shade lower. Beeves
4. 2Od7. so: Texans. 3.60@5.50; westerns,
39O@6.2O; stockers and feeders, 29O@
40; cows and heifers s2.0Od5.S0;
calves, $550@7 90.
Hogs-Receipts about $4,000. Market
cents higher Lights Sos at $40;
mixed. 6i5@6.S0; roughs, 6.l646.40;
good to choice heavy, 64046S0: pigs,
5.2OG6.O5: bulk of sales $6.40@6.60.
Sheep-Receipts about 10000. Market
steady to 10c lower. Natives 260q4.50;
westerns, 2.75d4.6O; yearlings. 44O@5lO;
lambs. 4.50d6.e0, westerns, 4.25@6.65.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, July 22.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 5000 including $500 southerns.
Market steady. Native steers, $500
$50; native cows and heifers, 3.25@6,50;
stockers and feeders 800 at 5.75; bulls,
2.5O@450: calves, 3.0OG6.0O; western
steers, 600G650.
Hogs-Reveipts, IL 900. Market to
10c higher. Bulk of sales, 6.50Gi6,57ia;
heavies s6.50d6.60; packers and butch
ers, 6.4516.60; light, 6.95@655 pigs,
5.00d5.75.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000. Market steady
to 10c lower Muttons. 400@4.50; lambs.
5.75@6.00; range wethers, $3.5O@4.25; fed
ewes, 3.75@410.
OMAHA.
Omaha. Neb., July 22.-Cattle-Re-
celpts, 1000 Market 5nl0c higher.
Native steers, 4659775; cows and
heifers 2.7595,25 western steers, 3,50@
BIS; Texts steers. 2.0O94,75; range cows
and helfers, 2.50q425; Gamers, l.75p
2.75; stockers and feeders, 2.75G47 rs;
calves, 2.75d5,75; bulls and stays. 2.50GD
$50.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 Market strong
TO &c higher Heavies, 6,30q6,5O; mixed,
6.27k ;6.32ls; light 6.25@6,35; pigs, $50
G625; bulk of sales, 6.27is G6.32l9
Sheep-Recelpts. $500. Market slow
and weak Yearlings. S4.5O@j15; weth-
ers, 375@4,25; ewes, S.25G415; lambs.
5.75G6.75
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2sG99; Yellow Jacket. S6aS7; Belcher,
25G26: Confidence, 42G43, Sierra Neva-
da, Ss139; Union, 3SGS9; Chollar. Ia
IS; Potosi. 16 bid.
ToNoPAH
Tonopah Nevada. 79Oa7.95; Montana
Tonoph, t.37hQ1.40; Tonopah, Exten-
sion, SO bid; MacNamara. 1907; Mid
way. Al bid: Tonopah Belmont 96G97;
Tonopah North Star, lOG11; Ohio Tono-
pa. l asked; West End Cons. 6sqIo;
Rescue. SOB: Tonopah & California, 3
asked Golden Anchor 2G3; Jim Butler.
3lQ32; Cash Boy. bid: Home. asked;
Monarch Pitts Extn., asked.
GoLDFIELD.
Sandstone, s6@37; Col Mt, ia
10: Jumbo Ext, 49950; Nernai,
bid: Pennsylvania, > asked; Kendall,
1906; Booth, 9OG21; Blue Bull, II
ais; Adams. 4a5; Silver Pick. COG
u: MAY Queen. bid: Nevada Boy,
ga; Black Butte Ext, ? bid Blue
Bell. 4aI Dixie. . bid: Goldheld Col
umbia, 90 asked; Hibernia, bid; st.
Ives. 31m34; Conqueror. 6m7: Black
Rock. 2 bid; Lone star, sMs; g; Won
der. asked ORC, 9@i0: Kendall Ext.
bid Sandstone Ext. asked;
Mayne. gas; Atlanta, 21G 90; CT
Pend, 29 bid; Empire. bid; Red Top
Ext, l1@12: Florence, 3.121a Bis.
D'field 3. h. Cons, 19m2 20: Goldfield
Daisy, 77m79: Comb Fraction, 1,05 a
l.O7ia, Ct Bend Ext, 617: CT, Bend
Annex, 7MS. b. b. Bonanza hid;
Kewanos, S9m4o Portland, 9 Md;
Ctackerjack. SAL f. Mohawk. Is
bid; Red Hills. 24m 20. Mohawk Ext.
bid; l.. Dillon, 3 bid Y. Tiger, I
asked: Grandma. 6@7: S. p. Ext, l
bid: Y. Rose. l bid; Goldfeld Con,
5.65 bid: D'feld Triangle, . a Z; Com
ing Nation, asked; Flo. Ext, l6n
II.
BUI.LFROG.
Original. l@2; Bullfrog Mining 4 bid;
Mont. Bullfrog. 1 asked; National Bank.
S15: L. Harris, ] asked; Amethyst. 41
3: Steinway, I bid: Bonnie Glare bid;
Mayfiower Cons, 1@s: MontBy. Sho.
Ext. / asked G, Scepter. 1@3; MontSy.
Mt, bid: Homestake Cons, 40 asked;
Y. Girl, 1@2; Min. Hill. i65.
MANHATTAN.
Mani. Cons. asked Mani. Min.
Co. asked; S Humphrey. l bid Dex-
ter. 4G6; Mustang. Z asked. Little
Gray, bid; Cow Boy. ! asked: Ong.
MANN. 3 asked: Broncho. lac: Pinenut.
! bid; Y Horse. asked; Boulder,
asked; OCT. Rawhide. s bid.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Nevada Hills. 17O@I72A; pttsburg
Sil. Peak, i.O5Al 07ls; Nortn Star Won
der ] bid Eagles Nest 10 bid; I'd
Min. gOGpl 90
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GEO. Q. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS', 20 Il, SO. Temple Roth
phones $40.
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T0DAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. July 23.--Money ON call
easy. u. ruling rate "a; closing bid
1; offered ~ Il.
Time loans stronger. 90 days per
cent; 90 days "a SIX months, per
cent,
Prime mercantile paper az at A
per cent.
Sterling exchange weak. with actual
business I'm bankers bills at 4s0 so for
dcmandt and at 1870 al so for 40
day billt.
Commercial bills. ds5 AT a.
Bar silver, 535s.
Mexican dollars, As.
Government bonds steady railroad
bonds strong
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r, II. Snow 4 Co.. Stock Brokers.
a2 Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1919
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soMMERs is PRESIDENT.

General Superintendent Harry SOM
mcrs of the ljell Telephone company
has been chosen president of the White
Alps Mining company OF the Rosebud
mining district, Nevada. The com
pany Is capitalized for million, and
the property has been operated by
leasing parties. This win not inter
fere with Mr.. Sommer's telephone du-
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Swansea Con, HOO at AZ.
6. Shield. 500 at 1bls.
Seven Troughs, 500 at 81
Swansea Ext, 500 at .06.
L. Sam, 500 at LIS. 100 at 1.12h
1917.
Yankee. 1000 at AZ; 1900 at As,
buyer 60.
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BRUNToN A VISITOR.

y. W. Brunton. the wen known ore
sampling man, Ia at the Knutsford
from Denver.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
cOMsTOCK.

James A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers furnish the following on San
Francisco mining stocks:
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A. S. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker, 2i5 ID. h, Walker Block
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Ophir, l65a260 Mexican 0iG95:
Gould a Curry, 2la22; Con. Va, 1.07A@
l.l0; Savage, 2sG29: Hale & Norcross.
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2SG99; Yellow Jacket. S6aS7; Belcher,
25G26: Confidence, 42@43; Sierra Neva-
da, ss93s; Union, $s@S9; Chollar, Ia
IS; Potosi. 16 bid.