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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-05
UTAH CONSOLIDATED.
Belief Expressed That Company VIII
Continue TO Make Copper CheapIy.

Inquiry among the largest stockhold-
ers of the Utah Consolidated in Boston,
says financial paper Of that city. de-
Yelops the fact that they are greatly
pleased with the contract that has lust
been made with the American Smelling
d Refining company for the treatment
of the Utah Consolidated ores, as Il
Will at once place the company I'm a
very strong position.
BY the terms Of this contract the Utah
Consolidated viii be able to show much
larger financial returns than would
have been possible had the COMPANY
gone ahead with the building of It's own
smalter as, with the elimination OF law
suits and the payments Of damages 10
farmers which would have amounted to
thousands of dollars, the costs wan be
brought down 10 a point which win per-
NIT the company to not only go back
onto the old dividend basis but win I'M
doubleday make II possible 10 make
larger dividend payments than have
ever before been made.
From the very best authority we
learn that under this contract the COM
pnny VIII be able 10 produce copper al
cost not 90 exceed cents a pound
on a production of $4,000 900 pounds a
year
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SOUTH COLUMBUS.
Retiring Board OF Directors REFLECT
ed Last Night.

The annual meeting of shareholders
of the South Columbus Consolidated
Mining company was held last night
and the retiring board OF directors was
reelected. The board consists of the
Following: Tony jacobson, y. O, Jacob
son Val 5. Snow, S. A. Whitney and
William II. Bradley. Tony jacobson
the president and manager of the com
pany, stated shortly after the meeting
that there was nothing especially new
In the property with the exception of a
new find made by the Columbus Wedge
company. This latter company is G!lS-
ing what is known as the No. / West
drift from the South Columbus to its
own ground adjoining. At a point 500
feet from the Wedge property. and
within the South Columbus lines this
drift has poked It's way into "A body of
ore that assays rs ounces silver and Ia
per cent copper. The ore is n carbon
ate, carrying a liberal excess of iron.
ana Is extremely fine looking rock. This
Is IN new ground and the management
feels that the chute will open up inlo
something decidedly worth while
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Head of Bisbee Copper Mines,
Says it is Below Seventy
Million Pounds.
HEALTHY EUROPEAN DEMAND.
Anticipates Advance in Price OF Metal
Soon-Otlicr Copper
Comment.
lpollock snecial Wlre.O

Bisbee. Feb. 5.--Dr. James Douglass,
head of the Phelps Dodge properties,
IS here. Asked as to the present de-
mand for copper and the probability OF
better price in the future. he says;
There is healthy demals for copper
in Europe and / judge that the esti-
mated surplus of 9OO,0O0.0O0 pounds in
October has receded now to less than
a. 900. 600 pounds Three quarters or
surplus on Oct. / has been disposed of
and that at u time when copper re-
ceipts at the eastern refinerles from
the mines were practically normal The
result of the curtailment policy in
copper production. which was inaugu
rated four months ago. when the de-
mand suddenly fell away, was not felt
In New York before January
1.-THE Copper Queen sold all its sur
plus late In the fall and is now SELL
ing for delivery In the spring. We are
carrying no surplus at this time. Cop
per is now selling at II andn l4h cents
for spring delivery. while the metal is
selling for less for Immediate delivery.
and this would Indicate quite clearly
that the consumers are anticipating an
advance in price in the near future.
This opinion. think, Is fully warrant
ed by the short supply which Will be
coming from the mines as result of
a eurtailment of the production during
the last three months and which cur
tailment must continue until three
months after all the copper reduction
works are back 10 the maximum OF
their capacity as they We're prior 10
Oct. i"
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and silver, gets pay for all iron and
lime In it's ore In excess of q certain
amount. These premiums will go a long
way toward paying charges. The items
of the contract have geen gone over
very carefully, and it can be stated
positively that under IL the company
net earnings per ton win be as great
or greater than il the ore were smelted
in its own plant and it were forced TO
continue, as 1t has in the past, paying
about 100000 annually for smelter
smoke damages aud litigation with
farmers.
Under the new arrangement [ fig
ure that Utah Consolidated will pro-
duce 100000 pounds annually at "A
net cost of not over cents. This vii.
result In earnings of better than So per
share annually ON l4-cent copper
market. II the company chooses to ship
exclusively from it's higher grade ore
bodies, however, it will be able to make
It's copper at cost of 5 TO 4 cents per
pound and show net earnings of S6 to
81 per share"
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STOCK PRICES
ALL DOWNWARD

New York. Feb. livery light orders
were executed IN the opening stock mar
kct and the movement Of prices was not
decided In either direction
The general direction OF prices became
upward and continued 80 until selling
OF American Smelling developed, Am
crlcan Smelling receded IA.
Business became almost nominal but
there was no check to the downward
movement. American Locomotive pre-
ferred fell IA and Atchison. Great North
cru preferred and Rock Island preferred
l.
Increased selling orders extended the
decline, American Smelling leading with
n loss Of 3. American Smelling preferred
fell IA. Union Pacific Northern
Pacific, Amalgamated Copper and Nation
al Enameling preferred /. Activity dimin-
lshed with small rally
Bonds were Arm.
Declines were largely extended in the
afternoon although the volume of selling
continued very light.
Union Pacific and American Locomotive
preferred sagged z. Reading Ia. Northern
Pacific 1iS. st. Paul, ia and southern
Pacific, Anaconda, National Lead and
Manhattan i,
Machay companies preferred improved
~. American Shelters securities second
sold down to 76la a loss of Sh.
The market closed weak aud lifeless.
This drop of prices widoned the dminen-
sions of the decline all around, reaching
a point in PENNSYLVANIA, Canadian Pacific,
Northwestern, The United States Steel
stocks. American Foundry preferred IA
In American Ice lss IN Southern Pacific.
in National Biscuit, pa in Delaware "
Hudson and 2i4 in Union Pacific.
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CONCENTRATES.

Frank r. Cook has returned from a
trip TO Nevada. where he has been on
mining business
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
co. weip Crude ore and concentrate,
$4,000; base bullion, $4,000.
Tho Boston News Bureau is quoted as
saying that the United states Smet-
ing. refining & Mining company. after
all OF It's Utah smelters are H ~
mission may reopen the smoke case On
the ground Of new evidence To- the of-
feet that 1t is now possible 10 operate
is plants without injury to vegetation
with the devices and equipment now
provided
The Del Verde Tunnel company, with
It's principal place az business az Og-
den, filed articles Of incorporation with
the secretary OF state this morning,
The company win operate mining prop
critics in Weber county, The capital OF
the new concern Ia 100000 IN shares
OF the par value OF 10 cents each. The
Officers are. Albert scowcroft, presl-
dent. Francis l.. Woods, vice president.
Charles II. Hussey. secretary and treas
urer.
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10. MAMMOTH MEETING.
Shareholders VIII Authorize Increase
In Capital Stock Today.

\ special meeting OF shareholders Of
the Lower Mammoth Mining company
is scheduled to be held this afternoon.
at which time the matter OF authorize
ing change in the articles OF Incorpo,
ration increasing the capital stock of
the corporation from 10000 shares Of
the par value Of 81 a share to $50, 900
shams of the par value of 81. The di-
reCtora viii also be authorized 10
negotiate the sale Of bonds to provide
funds 20 carry out the proposed plan Of
development which was outlined some
time ago
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PRODUCE.
cIIICAGO.

Chicago. Feb. 5.--Wheat opened strong
today on higher prices at Liverpool and
good buying by shorts ana commission
houses May opened 9sdls to Ailt5s higher
at gl2 10 gSls and sold at 9sas.
Firm cables, unsettled weather through
out the corn belt and small local receipts
rendered the corn market strong. May
opened "a to sc higher at 6lli to Gl9s and
for u time held within that range.
oats were strong May opened e high
CT at 5S3s and sold up to 5ils.
Provisions were firm. May pork opened
1Ou5ls higher at 1890 TO 12.57ls Lard was
Zoe higher at 7.i1lg. Ribs We're up ~ at
los
W'heat-The market continued strong
until late in the day when prices brok3
more than one cent on realizing sales,
May declining to 9GM. The close wls
easy. with May n shade lower at 97i4.
Corn-The hisE point for May was 6l4t
From that marx IT declined along with
wheat. May selling off to sos. The close
was steady with May unchanged at 81.
Close--W helt-May S1l4; July 5S3sa4,
Sept. ",
corn 69rn-,MIay a., 81; July 5s'sah: Sept. 5Ss.
AZ July (olO as; Sept s7zS
Pork May -:;!!-ssi LILY -, t2issQl2. %.
Lard-teb. 5.37tsi May 40; July 775:
Ribs Feb. G.so;March G.a7lsas 40; May
Cts; July G.S7Is
Rye-Cash t2AS3.
Barley-Cash S-q9i.
Timothy and clover nothing doing
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago Feb. 5.-Eutter steady; creams
22a2Sc; dairies 2la29c,
Eggs-Steady; AAa22c.
EvAPoRArED FRUITS.
New York. Feb 4-The market for
evaporated apples was quiet. but holders
are firm In their Views nnd prices are
maintained. Fancy arc quoted Mt 1OIlGe
lie; choice 0lsc; prime SA&SAv; 1906 fruit
7Hl0lsc,
Prune6 are settled M quotations rang
Ing from SIC 70 lie for California fruit.
aud from SIC to 7Slc for oregons Cos TO
30s
Aprlcots arc unchanged, with choice
quoted at .2la23c; extra choice 2ga25c,
and fancy 24@26c
Peaches are quiet but steady. with
choice quoted at l0Hlli3G. extra choice
l2Aplahc; fancy lSnl3lac; extra fancy
liGfliiac
Ralsins are duh, with loose muscatels
quoted AT GIzd7l3c seeded raislns Ch6lSa4c;
and London layers at l.65g1,75,
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New Yorq Feb. 5.-sugar raw steady.
fair refining 3.25; centrifugal 9G test g. e,
mulasses sugar 500
Refined steady. crushed $50: powdered
1905 granulated 40
Coffee steady No, Z Rio Ghc; No 4
santos Csc.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool Feb. 5.-Close-W heat-Aiorcb
rs CFidi May rs G3idi July Is 7ad.
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Lower Mammoth and Beck Tunnel
Sales--Closing Quotations.

Lower Mammoth and Beck Tunnel
Consolidated were the leading factors
in the trading on the Salt Lake Stock
and Mining Exchange today. Black
Jack moved up few points, while Co
lumbus Consolidated dropped to $1.1O.
The bear movement on Ohio Copper
was checked and the stock closed with
an offering at $3.10. Mason Valley
sold at 81 20; Newhouse at $50 and
$6.75. and Silver King Coalition at
SO. SO and SO 80. The closing quota
lions and sales were;
UNLISTED STOCKS.
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REGULAR P. NJ. SALES.

Lower Mammoth, 100 at Ga.
May Day. 700 at a.
Uncle sam Con. 800 at 50 500 at Ca
Butler Liberal, 1850 at 6.
Black Jack, 800 at 81.
Colorado, 800 AT 2.52ls, seller So;
500 at 2.52la; 200 at 3 80, seller co.
Iron Blossom, 500 at 331a seller 60.
Mountain Lake 100 AT So; 400 at 34ls
New York 500 at 20h.
South Columbus, . so at &c.
Sioux Con, 500 at lax. seller so:
1000 at IL, buyer 80; 1000 at 151b,
seller go; 300 at Az.
Tetro, 500 at S%
Victor Con, 100 at :.
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srLLfNG NOW N, A. en-

Sixty days ugo preferred stock IN
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company Ike an
other good stocks reached tho low
est price produced bv tn late panic.
The money market then began to
improve. We then advised those
who could afford 10 hold, not 10
sell. and those who wished 10 buy
10 do so as soon as tho could.
Tint adyice Is good nov RIO
stock has risen over a dollq, a
share and owners have also sad
their quarterly dividend of I'M
cents per share.
THERE is a REASON.
II sou wish to buy the sooner
you send as your order the better.
The stock pays l7is cents per share
every quarter. Prompt attention
given TO orders the day received.
with your order send checks or
ppFt1l money orders for amount
You wish 20 buy
GEORGE NJ CANNON Co.
Rooms 5lg-as Templeton Bldg.
Phone Ben o.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
YESTERDAY'S.

7. A. Bussman to Amy a. Giles.
part lot 4, block 5S, plat u .......-. 80, 40
Henry NJ, Wolfe to Minnie Wolfe
lots l and PendIeton's sibdivi-
Eli Grisson to Curtis Il, Humphrey.
part lot 4, block 49, 10 acre plat
n ........-ts..s.... -s....s....-s-. JJV
lions Savings Bank and Trust
company to GeorEianu 3. Olson,
part lot ). block -, plat q .......... 1,5O0
James ]. Kllelea to Henry C. Hoff-
man ct al lots u and II block
Lewis B, Coates TO Rose Lewis,
lots and 10, block 4, Goats. etc.
plat ..........,.,..., ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. go
John NJ Whitaker to Joseph +.
Smith. trustee. lot 20, block g
Whitakers subdivision .............. 1
James Christensen to Lewis Beck
lots 2, etc, block 1, ETC. Reming-
ton Park Observation-Disclosures. 10
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RESIGN MANAGEMENT.
Kirby and Mainland Leave the Con-
solidated Flagstaff,

John A. Kirby. manager, and
William NJ. Wantland, assistant
manager, of the Consolidated Flag
stan Mining company, have rendered
their designations and for the time be.
ing the properties Of the company at
Alta win be in charge Of Supt. j. r.
Beveridge. The Salt Lake offices. which
have been maintained for some time.
will he closed
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JACOBSON ELECTED

At a meeting of the newly elected
Columbus Con. board of directors this
afternoon. Tony Jacobson was elected
president and manager; w. F. Harlow
vice president. and 5. A. Whitney, sec
rotary and treasurer.
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TONoPAH.

Tonopah Nevada, 5.62ls; Montana
Tonopah. 1879 bid; Tonopah Exten-
sion, l.50 bid; MacNamara. 40041:
Midway, s5qS6; Tonopah Belmont 200
@2021s; Tonopah North Star, 1942O;
Ohio Tonopah. 2@3; West End Cons.
SS039. Rescue, 16q17; Tonopah &
California, 4 asked Golden Anchor. 66
Z; Jim Butler, 47@4s; Cash Boy. 4G5;
Home, 4 sales Monarch Pitts. ENtn.,
bid; Montana Midway Extn., 3 bid.
Golden Crown 5m6.
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LIVESTOCK.
ctIIcAGo.


Chicago, Feb. 5.---cattle- Receipts about
$4,000; market Toe higher; beeves S.I5q6 20;
cows and heifers 1.I546.7O; Texans 3.6qD
4.10: calves 5.0067 %; westerns S.60q4 10:
stockers and feeders 260N465.
Hogs-Receipts about $4,000; market 5Qp
tOc higher. Light 4.2Oa4 .l7la mixed 4.25
di5Tt5; heavy 4.25n4,57ls rough 4.2JG4 80;
pigs 3.60Gi.25; bulk of sales 4lOd450.
Shcep-Receipts about $1,000; market
strong to 10c higher, Native 32Jq5I0;
western 3. 25I5.75. yearlinGs 5000 20:
lambs 5.2jG7.25; western 5.25g725.
KANSAS CITY.
aKnsas city. Feb. 5.-Cattle-Recepts
5000; 5dlOc higher; native steers 1850
stcckers and feeders 3.00Gl4 20: calves 3. 80
aGO0; western steers 4.O0G5.4o; western
cows 3.00Gf4 So
Hogs-Reccipts 1900: market cents
higher; bulk Of sales 4.2jG4.50; heavy As
I4.55; packers 4.25G45O; pigs and light
3 6Od4.35
Sheep Receipts 1000; market steady;
muttons l.J0Q5.5O; lambs 6.0Od1 90; range
wethers 4,75a6.00; fed ewes 4.25@5.0o.
OMAHA
South Omaha. Feb 5.-Catte-Recelpts
800: market active l0c higher; native
steers 375d6. rs; cows and heifers 2.25lB
3.OOq4 10; cows and helfers 2o0d365; can
ners l.75d3,5; stockers and feeders 2S0fp
$50; calves 2.75d5, 80: bulls and stays rs
Hogs-Receipts 11.oOO 5a1Oc higher
Heavy 4.S0a4 40; mixed 4.l5G4 25 lights
4.0On4 p; pigs 3.25a39O bulk Of sales 4.l5
sheep-Receipts 10000: market slow to
steady: yeariings 5.25n60 wethers 5000
5.25; ewes 4.60a5.00; lambs 6.50d6S5.
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.
LEAD. quiet, 3.0S@3,75
COPPER, quiet. 49, @tSA

200 at GO; GOO at g. 500 at 60. buyer 3O;
zoo at CO. 100 at Go, seller co. 500 at &C
Uncle Sam Con. 800 at Sc.
Black Jack Con, i,lI5 35; 500. 80; 300
at 81: 500 at 3S.
Colorado, 400 at 2.525a.
Crown Point $500 at H.
Iron Blossom, 500 az 33la
Mountain Lake, 500 at 33is 500 at 49,
New York Bonanza, 1000 at 20i 1000
at CO.'S
Scottish Chief. 1000 at "a.
South Columbus Con, 800 at GO.
Sioux Con. LOGO at 14i&.
Seven Troughs. 1000 at 81 800 AT
S71s; 300 at S7Ik, seller so; 1000 at 37g4,
buyer 80.
Victor Con. 1000 at ~
Wabash, leo at 81, 100 at 90; 100 at
Sc: 200 at 50.
Yankee Con, 900 at S6Is; 1000 at sc.
OPEN BOARD.
Beck Tunnel. 300 at 6S; 900 at 6S,
seller 60; 600 at 50; 500 at SIS, seller 30.
Black Jack. 500 at 81
Columbus Con, 100 at 1.70.
IRON Blossom. 300 at a.
Lower Mammoth, 300 at So; 200 at 80,
buyer 10.
May Day, 500 at 81
Mountain Lake, 100 at 80; 900 at "a.
Seven Troughs. 900 at 37J6
Tetro. LOO Cat 3Ia.
Uncle sam, 100 at Sc: 600 at 65
Victor Con-, 500 at ~.
Yankee Con. 100 at 35IA,
REHABILITATION.
Shares. Amount.
Regular call sales. .27.S75 81. 322 25
Open board sale.........12.465 7,9s2.75
Forenoon totals ...4O.s4O sl9.3O5 90
u A. v,,,,r-,. -
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, Feb. 5.--Wool steady. Ter
rltory and western mediums 2Oq28c; fine
mediums 1920 fine 15al7
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IN Advantageous Feature About Now
Utah Con. Contract.
Geo l.. Wake In the Boston COM
mCrcial refers to the new Utah Com
snlidated contract with the a. S. 80 r.,
in the following:
Under the contract Utah Consoli-
dated, In addition TO it's copper. gold
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

pollock Special Wlre.)
San Francisco Feb. 5.-Today's quo
tations on Nevada mining stocks are
reported as follows:
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Il. n. Snow & CO., Stock Brokers.
% Commercial Blk, Both Phones 1877;
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TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York Feb. 5.--NIoney on caIl
easy, 1 y NJ 9 per cent; ruling rate .
per cent; closing hid ~ per cont;
offered AT 2 pcr cent.
Time loans slightly stronger. 90
days 3H ner cent; 30 days, I per cent;
six nilntls ~ per cent.
Close; Prime mercantile paper so
al q per cent.
sterling exchange weak. with no.
tual business m bankers bills az ISB. rs
nt 1850 for demand ana AT 1884 ~
ls3 10 for 90 day bills; commercial
bills, 1878 al 1873.
Bar silver, BAD,
Mexican dollars, i6c.
Government bonds steady railroad
bonds irregular,
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a. S. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. 2lb y. Il, walker Block
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coMsTocK.

ophir. 2.60G2.621a Mexican. lOO@I.l0;
Gould 81 Curry. 1920; Con. Va, 1905:
Savage, 5S@54; Hale & Norcross, rs
bid; Yellow Jacket, 1.60 bid; Belcher, 3
asked. Confidence, So bid; Sierra Ne
vada, 47a4S.
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H. NJ West e. Co, stock brokers.
D r. Walker Blk Both phones Of
nee and residence.
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INFORMATION WANTED

MRS LILLE JOHNSON is VERY
anxious 10 teurn the address OF Aida
Mallory Any one knowing her whore
abouts will please communicate inc same
Ia sugar r. O Salt Lake CFy Utah.
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GEO @. CANNON ASSOCIATION,
BROKERs, "a Il. SO, Temple Both
phones $40.
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BULLFRoG.
MANHATTAN.

Mani. Cons. 2O@22; Mani. Min
Coz 3Gr4, G. Wedge, AGA; S. Humph-
rey, bid; Dexter, IL bid; L. Joe. .
asked Crescent. 2@3 Combination
asked; Granny ~ asked; Mustang,
l0m12f Little Gray, 10 asked; Gov
Boy 3mI Ong, Manu-, car; Bron-
eho, "A 8; Pinenut, 405; S. Dog. 10
bid. Y. Horse. 2gS; Ind. Camp,
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REGULAR A. NJ sALEs.

Columbus Con, 500 az 1.7j, 100 at 10.
Lower Mammoth, 600 at so, 100 at O.;
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Blrd.Cownn Co.

Custom Assayers and Chemists. 100
South West Temple t.
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OTHER pIsTRICTs.

FairHew Eagle, rs bid; Nevada
Hills. 3.22a bid; Pittsburg Sil, Peak
t,274 bid: North star Wonder. I Lid
Eagles Nest, 26Q27; RUBY Wonder
7 asked
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GoLDFIELD.

Sandstone, 32@s4; Mohawk, 1900
asked; Col Mt. 23 bid Jumbo Ext.
52G53 Kendall, % bid; Booth. 26G27;
Blue Bull 1920. Adams. 7aS; silver
Pick, 33d3i; May Queen. 9GlO; Nevada
Boy 6@7; Black Butte Ext, 4m5 Blue
Bell. 500; Dixie, 566; Goldhed CO.
lumbia. II bid, Hibernia. 3 bid; ST. Ives.
51452: Conqueror. cas- Black Rock
3a4; Lone Star, 1903; G.. Wonder, 3
asked; ORC. 1904, Kendall Ext, 2
asked; Sandstone Ext, asked
Mayne, 445; Atlanta. 37GSS CT Bend
29Q3O; Empire. bid; Red Top Ext.
IA bid; Florence. 4.s0NAS2IA; D'field
b. b, Cons, p bid; Goldfeld Daisy
10: Comb Fraction s0MS2; CT Bend
Ext, 8 bid; ct. Bend Annex, bid.
Midtown. 8 bid; r.. r. Bonanza, SM4;
Kewanos 52@53; EsmeralGa, bid:
Portland, 16 bid; Crackerjack, u bid;
f. Mohawk, 30 asked; Red Hills. 35O35;
Mohawk Ext, Z asked l.. Dillon 51G:
Y. Tiger. 20 asked Grandma. 106lt: $.
p Ext. 3M4; y Rose, 3 bid; Goldheld
Con. 5.17laG520; D'feld Triangle Sn9:
Coming Nation. 4Gt5.
BULLFRoG.
Original. 4Q 5; Bullfrog Mining, go
10; Mont. Bullfrog, 4Q5; National
Bank, 10 bid L. Harris 9 asked
AMETHYST, 15@l6; Gold Bar IS asked:
Steinway. 4 bid; Bonnie Glare. Is n 1G;
Mayhower Cons, 17@1s Montgy.
sho. Ext. COS; G. scepter. 7GS;
Montgy. Mt, 16@t7; b. Diamondneld,
4 bid; Homestake Cons, 81 bid: Y
Girl, 2 QS; Nugget, 3 a 4; Tramp Cons,
376t2S: Victor, 3 bid.
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This Mornings Metals.

SILVER, per ounce. SO u
COPPER, (Cnth) per N. 10 Ole
LEAD. per 100 lbs, 3.75
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