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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-27
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, June 9T--The wheat market
opened weak on lower cables and good
weather for harvesting and for the
crop, but became firm under a good de-
mand from shorts. July started A4$
TO son lower at san to s4ss and sold
weak on good weather, It soon improved
with the change In sentiment in wheat
July opened 4 d ss lower at 67A q, 6IA
and sold up to 6s@6sis,
Oats followed the trend of other
grains, opening easy but becoming firm
at slight advance. July started y
lower at AN and steadied around Az.
A to 1Qc. advance in hogs caused
September pork was &c. higher at 14.so;
lard s'ss. higher at 90 and ribs were
up 2iao. at S.S5.
Close whcat-July, s5%; Sept. S%R
G;orn--Jnly, IS; Sept. es&3ssn: Dec.
oSats-July old. AN; July new, 4s%;
Sept. es& ql6S7s; Dec, 1915; May, AS ~
Pork-July, 14.GM Sept, n.o; Oct,
1879.
Ribs-July, rs; Sept, s.69sTh; Oct,
Rye-Cash, 7s
Barley-Cash, 55M6o
Wheat-The support from short In
terests became more pronounced as
trading progressed and advanced the
price OF July wheat to san. The close
was Arm with that devilery up v q y
Mt SM
corn-On later transactions the July
option advanced to sSA, and tho close
was firm at IS. a net gain OF ~,
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. June 27-sugar. raw. steady.
Fair refining. 80; centrifugal. .'s test
Refned--Quict Crushed. 6.10. powder
ed $50, granulated, $40.
Coffee-Quiet. No. Rio. 6x; No. 1
Santos, S%.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. June 27-,Butter. STEADY
Creameries. 1922; dairies, NOE
Eggs-Steady. birsts, l6is
EvAPoRATED FRUITS.
New York, June 26.--.rhe market for
evaporated apples continued quiet, but
prices hold steady for prime fruit. Fancy
are quoted at l0h: choice, S4e; prime,
SIS q ~; common 10 fair. 5h 46h.
There is light jobbing demand for
spot prunes but prices show up i'm
pfovement, ranging from ga to 10 Tor
fruit
Aprlcots are said to be rather easy on
the coast, bur are light in supplies on
spot, with choice quoted at l)pi0ia
extra choice. 1l@ilh fancy. 1908.
Peaches are quiet, with choice quoteu
at Sia qSs4; extra choice. 9q9iA fancy,
l0a i0lh; extra fancy. 1919 Gli.
Baisins remain dull, with loose mus
cate at Az 46i. choice TO fancy seed
ed. 6lsg7h; seedless. 5@6; London lay
ers. 1.3Ql.S.
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SAW MOUNTAIN LAKE.
American Fork Citizen Speaks Hope
fully OF Mine.

A. 7. Gardner of American Fork has
returned home from making an inspec-
tiOn of the Mountain Lake mine and
brings the report that the superinten-
dent is very hopeful over conditions
there, Notwithstanding that disappoint-
ment was expressed over the failure to
get at the contact in the main tunnel
1t is expected that drifting on the con-
tact will eventually lead to the reposi-
tary wherein the ores are contained.
At point about 1000 feet from the
face of the tunnel Gardner was shown
a small vein of rich ore which was
being developed by up-raising. The
vein at the time he was at the mine
was six inches In width. and accord
ing to the superintendent, il assayed
on an average of IS per cent copper,
with high valese in gold. This. he was
sure, would lead TO a large ore body.
as II seemed to be a very strong fis-
sure. Working on this were two shifts
of two men each, and they were max
ing good Roadway.
Not far from this rich vein was
larger one about 5 feet wide, which
seemed to be trending in about the
same direction as the smaller one, and
which. according to recent assays,
averaged between Is and . per cent
copper. with good values in gold. On
this two shifts OF four men were al
work.
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CONCENTRATES.

The Taylor & Brunton sampling COM
pany has decided TO erect a sampllne
min in Tintic capable OF handling 500
tons Of ore daily, Vice President and
Manager IT. r. Woodbridge expects 10
let the contract for material and equip
mont in few days,
The Phoenix Extension Mining com-
pany OF Bingham filed articles OF In
corporation with the county clerk yes
terday The capital Is $40, 900, with
shares AT 5 cents each The company
controls claims In the West Mountain
district and the officers are: David q.
Roes. president. james Coyle, vice pres
ident: James 70. Gammett. secretary
and treasurer.
Operations are to be resumed at the
property Of the Lulu Mining company
near Frisco Beaver county, In about
10 days. Az least this Is the Informs
ton released by Manager ID. p Rohl-
fling
II. c, Bellinger and Nicholas Treloar
are making a reconnaissance Of SOUTH
ern mining districts.
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A MILLION SAVED.
High Glass Men of Guggenhcims Cut
OF PAY Roll.

One million dollars Is a snug sum OF
money to save annually In salaries to
any corporation. But that is what has
been done by the American Smelling &
Refining company; according to adj
vio@s received recently from New York.
About 70 persons. 1t is said, have been
dropped from the payrolls of the New
York office: besides the field force has
been reduced In all portions OF the
United States where they have been
hitherto maintained
John Hays Hammond's salary of
s250.000 per annum has been saved. and
dozens OF other high-priced engineers
are no longer in the Guggenheim ems
ploy.
A, Chester Beatty. who has been re-
garded as the successor to Mr.. Ham
mond. Is no longer In the company's
employ, his contract having expired
June l. 1t has not as yet been renewed.
S. w. Mudd, who had been one of the
Leading Guggenheim engineers, is other
wise employed. He is devoting his at
tention to the Ray property in the Kel-
vim district of Arizona, which property
Is controlled by the Utah Copper inter-
ests and English investors.
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BOSTON CONSOLIDATED.
Has One Million Pounds of Copper in
Storage.

While operations of the Boston Com
solidated Copper Co. for the past few
months have been disappointing. says
an eastern financial paper leading in
terests in the Company now say that
the turn for the better has taken place.
The operation of the porphyry mine
should from now on produce a small
profit and the profit should gradually
increase as the work progresses.
The company now has nearly 100000
pounds OF copper in stored CONCENTRATES
ready to ship.
The task now Is TO complete the mill
and TO open the underground workings
so az to supply the mill with the neces-
sary amount OF ore. and with each ad-
di.ional section supplied, results should,
In consequence, be proportionately bet
ter.
Beginning this week the mill force
will he Increased and II is planned to
have four additional sections in COM
mission by Sept. 1. II will require
that time to get mining operations In
shape TO respond to the Increased mill
demands.
The management Ia planning a new
smelling contract whereby the company
viii not be penalized for the iron con-
tents OF the ore as at present. The
concentrates are now averaging Ia 70
10 per cent copper, 1914 to 26.4 per cent
silica and 24.7 10 2b.s per cent iron
This is a good commercial product and
IL Il considerable improvement, which
is due In part TO the production OF orc
from the Ben Hur No. 1 tunnel level.
During the month of May there we're
shipped 2lS carloads of sulphide ore
containing 9,265 tons that produced 3sS,
0OO pounds OF copper. There were
shipped 10 the Garfield mill $40 carloads
OF porphyry ore from which We're milled
1850 tons OF porphyry yielding LAO
tons OF concentrates containing $4,000
pounds Of copper The average mill
heads were l.3S per cent copper The
average min tails .4s5 per cent copper
tho indicated extraction being 6s.5 pei
cent.
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Trading Has Been Fairly Good This
Wcek---TOday's Call

The volume of business transacted on
the mining exchange has been fairly
good this week; but the volume of
sales shows only about one-third as
we'll as during either of the two weeks
of boom trading recently. Some OF
the stocks have sagged OFF consider
ably, but are dragging close to bot
tom The week has seen a good deal
Of activity displayed by Sioux Consoll-
dated, Iron Blossom, and Mountain
Lake, all showing shrinkages but dis
playing stronger tendency again to-
wards the end of today's call Black
Jack seems to be slated for another
rise and the stock was in good demand
today.
The unlisted sales reported today
We're; Silver King Coalition at $3.50
and $3.s5; East Crown Point, Mt AN
Mineral Flat, at Is; Uintah Treasure
Hin, at 1915; Phoebe Demijohn, 49,
and IA. The closing quotations and
sales Were;
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

Furnished by a private wire by
Badger Brothers, brokers, 100 South
Main street.
Adventure, 91s@A; Arcadian. 3h@
4: Allouez. 2s@29la; Atlantic, 159
1874: Arizona Com. 17h 4lsk; Bling
ham Con. 70@So; Boston Con. 1l@
ia; Butte Coalition 22@h; Calumet
& Arizona, 107G109 Calumet &
Hecla 66o9670; Con. Mercur. 40G42;
Copper Range. 7iis ore; DAILY West.
1913 oil; Franklin, sS99; Garnby
95@10 Greene Cananea. ioQb; Isle
Royale. 1914 Gp19h: Mass. 4h@ss;
Mexican Con, b05ss; Michigan, 9laG
10; Mohawk. 5000; Nevada Con, nv
GilA; North Butte, 65A@6s; Old Do
minlon. 34d35; osceola, 1895; Par
rot. 2l&d22M; Quincy. s49sb; Rhode
Island 3iA@37s; shannon, 13A@lsh;
Santa Fe. 1A42: Tamarack. 57@60
Trinity. 12l4G12%; United Copper, 6ls4
6&; U. s. Smelling, s5as5A U. $.
Smelling, pfd.. 41942;; Utah Con-, f0%
@iOh; Victoria. 45@iA; Winona. 5,sq
6; Wyandotte. 1h@lAi Wolverine, LSO
al 80,
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NEW YORK CURB RANGE.
NEW YORK CURB.
pollock Special Wire,

Cumberland ELY, ~ @D75s; Giroux
Consolidated. 3h@3Ss Nevada Con-
soldated 1lh@11&; Nevada Utah. so
3 116 ; Nipissing, 7@7A; Newhouse.
5A@5ia; Tennessee Copper, $685. %
3S%; First National Copper, 2%Gs%;
per, 1S@I&; Ely Central, AQ1M.
Ely Consolidated, 1s@1s; Furnace
Creek, 14015 Boston Cons, 11@11ls;
Greene G. & S. Com, 3 1-l60H;
Mitchell. hSpis; Montgomery Shos-
shone. 7007J; Nevada Smelling, No
Il; Silver Queen, 1881; Silver Leaf.
12Gi14; King Edward, %@k Foster
Cobalt, 1869 l6; Cobalt Central,
35h 1885,; Mckinley Di-ragh, 500
so; Tlntlc Mining, 80 GrSk; Gibraltar,
4G6; Salt Lake Copper lax asked;
N. Butte Extn., AM5-16.
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NEW YORK CURB.

Furnished by private wire by Badger
Bros. brokers. 100 south Main street.
British Cop, 4as@i% Butte Coal,
217s022h; Dom. Copper, l%QlN Eel
Rayo. 2@2 l-16: Furnace Creek. 14615;
CT. Cons. 5i4059s Florence. 3G3h
Daisy. stQs4; CIR. Gold. ih9%; q. G. &
s.. 3-t6@5-l6; G. G. & S. pfd., 1@lM;
Giroux. 3h48ia; CIR. Cananea, 109loh;
King Edward. ssd1s; Micmac, 2$@27s;
Mitchell. l4di5; Mines of America,
7-16611s; Nevada Utah. 3@sps; Tono-
pah. Sh@S&; United Copper, 6h97;
United Copper pfd. 2o@3O Yukon. 31s @
az Ohio 3is@27s Mont. Shoshone. Ills
d1S-16; La Rose, s as 5-16; Barnes
King, BmTs
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Mayne lac; Atlanta, 16di7; CT. Bend,
25a26; Empire. / bid; Red Top Ext. sp
p; Florence. 301iIG3.lO: D'neld y. n.
Cons l6 bid; Goldneld Daisy. s0dS1;
Comb. Fraction. 5ln52 CT. Bend Ext,
) b.ds at. Bend Annex, 6fl7, Midtown,
. bid; y, u. Bonanza, asked; Kewa-
nos. 25d26: Esmeraldn. asked: Port.
land, 3 asked; Crackertack, bG6; u
Mohawk. Is bid; Red Hills. Is asked;
Mohawk Ext, gas; l.. Dillon, bid;
Y. Tiger. s asked; Grandma, 4Q5; =. r.
Ext, | bid; Y. Rose, | bid: Cal. Mt.
Ext, asked; Goldheld Con-, 5.a2h6
bs5 D'fcld Triangle, 8 bid; Coming Ma
ton, asked; Florence Ext, IA bid.
BuLLFRoG.
Original, la2: Builfrog Mining.
asked; Mont Bullfrog. asked; Nat
ionl Bank, asked l.. Harris, G asked;
Amethyst / asked; Gold bar, 31i;
Steinway, SM4; Mayhower Cons. 5m6;
Montgy. Sho. Ext, ! asked; Montgy.
Mt. 7ms; 3. Dlamondheld, bid,
HomestalSe Cons, s2@ss; Tramp Cons,
IL bid.
MANHATTAN.
MANN Cons, . asked; Mani. Min
Co, asked G. Wedge. 1 bid 4.
Humphrey. bid Dexter, asked: l..
Joe. asked; Combination, asked;
oihiiiy, dSkeuf MuSAdns, piu
Little Gray, bid; Cow Boy. asked;
Ong, MANN, 3 asked; Broncho, bid;
]. Jack asked Pinenut. 1 bid; Y.
Horse, 1 bid.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
rairview Eagle. so asked; Nevada
Hills, 100 asked; Pittsburg Sill, Peak,
Ito asked; North Star Wonder, 2
asked; Round Min, so bid; Rawhlde
Regent, 20 asked; RawhideBurroo. 4
asked; Eagles Nest, 10 bid Regent.
20; Alice OF Wonder, bid; Hailstone,
8 asked Original Rawhide, bid,
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STOCKS DULL;
CLOSE L|FELEsS

New York, June 3i,-The stock mar
ket opened today without any decided
tone. some of the most prominent issues
starting at prices unchanged from yes
terday.
Advances OF small fractions became
general but there was not much inter
est in the market, the holiday session
depressing confident operations
Tho market closed heavy and llfeiess.
The drift Of prices, although barely per-
ceptible, was downward In the second
hour and established n fractional loss in
the more active stocks. The decline~ WE
slightly emphasized in the internal deal
ings,
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REGULAR CALL SALES.

LOS. N '"'S ~
Black Jack. 200 at SO; 1000 at co,
buver so; ZOO at 5s
Colorado, 500 at 400: 1900 at 40,
buyer GO; 100 at 4,05 buyer 30.
Crown Point, 400 at 81; 700 at STA;
500 at 1914. buyer go.
Indian Queen 200 at 10.
Iron Blossom. 500 at LOO; 100 at t.57lz
seller 60; 400 at LEO. seller so.
Mountain Lake 900 at 81; 900 at So.
May Day, 100 at As.
Seven Troughs. 100 at 24i5 200 at "a.
silver Shield, 1000 at IS.
Sioux Con-, 1880 at LOB: 1900 at 1.071a
1914
Yankee Con, 800 at 43ls.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Black Jack. 400 at 81; 1900 at IS; 1000
at 81. buyer 60; 800 at SO. buyer 80; 300
at So.
Beck Tunnel 200 at i.10, buyer 60.
Bullock. 700 at 1914.
Crown Point, 1000 at 3lh: 1000 at
32ts, buyer GO; $500 at 81; 800 at 30, buy
er CO.
Colorado, 1850 at 400; 200 at 4.lo
buyer 80.
Iron Blossom. 1900 at 162ia.
Lower Mammoth. 300 at AZ: 100 at 49,
Min. Lake. 100 at SO; 1000 at 81. buy
er So
Scottish Chief. LOO at 6.
Sioux Con, 700 at 1.o21s; 1900 at LOS
South Swansea, 200 at SO.
Seven Troughs, 500 at 24ia.
Utah Con. (Tintic). 200 at 1919.
Yankee Con. 200 at a,
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LIVESTOCK.
CrIrcAGo.

Chicago, June 2T.-Cattle-Receipts 500
market steady Reeves 4ssas.l0; Tex
ans. 4.0om6uS: westerns, 4.oO&6.60;
stockers and Feeders. 2.6OT 30; cows ana
helfers. 2.I046.25; calves, 4.Ib96.0.
Hogs-Receipts about 1900: market &C.
SIS; roughs, 5.7Sas.ao heavies, s,I6g
6.S5; good TO choice heaviee, s.sS@6.S5:
pigs, 47O@5.5o.
Sheep-Reccipts about 100; market
i.sc; yeariinss 4og5.Sc, lambs. soSS
6.l5; westerns, 4.00g6.e0
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, June 27.--cattlc-Re-
ceipts, 1000, including 400 southerns:
market steady. Native steers. 6:oogs;0o;
COWS 2.75ai.0o; bulls. s.2Sls.co; calyssss,
western cows. s.50ds.S
Hogs--Receipts. 5000; market strong
Bulk of sales, 5.0@s.oo; heevies, sST
lights, 5.i5@5.eo. pigs, 4509S.oo.
Sheep Receipts, 800; market .stesdy
Muttons, 4.0oa475; lambs, 5000 Is:
range wethers. 4.oo@4.4o: fed ewes, $500
40.
South Omaha, June 2.--Cattle-Re-
ceipts 100; market unchnaged NAIVE
SIS; western steers, 3.75G6.25; Texas
steers, S.ooQ5.75; range cows and heif-
ers. 2.75Q56o; Gamers, 2.ooQ8.So; stock
ers and feeders, s.ooa5.lo; calves S'Wp
coo; bulls and stays, 2.75g5'oo
to Sc higher. Measies, 5s5GS IS; mixed,
40: bulk Of sales, 5,S@5.eo
sheep-Receipts. none. Market nominal
~ unchanged.
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NEW OIL COMPANY.
specIal Correspondenee.

Spttlal correspondence
Ogden, June 27.-Articlas OF incorpor-
alton OF the San Juan oil company were
filed with the county clerk yesterday
afternoon. The capital stock of the
company Is 100000, divided into shares
OF the par value OF 80 cents each. The
incorporators are Charles A. zeimer, j.
&. Nye. ]. l.. Carlson, n. n, Ruby II,
G. Brice. Fred ], Kiesel. NJ. S. Brown
ing g. J. Humphrles.
The corporation viii carry on gen
eral al and refinery business, Will To-
cate and develop oil lands. The proper
Is " the company Is located IN the
Montezuma mining district IN San Juau
county.
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ToDAYs MONEY MARKET.

New York. June e7.--Noney on call
nominal. Time loans quiet and firm;
90 days 2 per cent; 90 days, III per
cent six months. az per cent.
at Az per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business IN bankers bills az fB7 for
demand and AT 1870 for 90 day bills;
commercial bills 1sb u NJ ~
Ijar silver, o3A,
,Iexiean dolIArs, 30,
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds firm.
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WILL SELL

closed down during the first five days of
next month, giving the employees long
vacation for the Fourth of July.
The Ajax at Mammoth is being put
into condition for the shipment OF
orc TO the new smeltar, which will start
about the 10th OF next month.
The returns from the carload of con-
centrates from the Tctro dump, sent
out by James Mcpherson last week, and
We're satisfactory to Mr.. Mcpherson ex-
cept as to the values In gold, which
failed to come near the assays made by
local assayers
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Furnished by private wire to Badger
Bros. 100 south Main street:
Nevada SIN, NOS; 80 sold AT Is.
Cum, Ely, 7Is@7% 500 sold at ~.
Nevada Cons, 11h@1t&; high. liza;
low. ia; last, liz: sales, 400.
Tri. Bull. 5-l6a1 7-l6; high, 7-16;
low, 1ss; last is sales 1900.
Dolores, 6hG71a; 100 sold mt 7.
Nipissing, 797ls; high, IA; low, 4;
last, ~ sales. 1000
Davis DAILY. 1h41&.
Ely Con, l5920.
Utah Copper. 33ssGS4.
Tenn. Copper 364363s
BOSTON COPPER RANGE.
.Daitna1, csroc;,1 NViraN
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OLD MAGAZINES
OLD SONGS.

Every household contains them, but
few think of preserving them in neat
and convenient shape; You can
have them bound in any style, and at
any expense you may decide on. at
The Deseret Newa
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WIENER COPPER MEETING.

A special meeting OF shareholders OF
the Welmer copper company has been
called for July G, at which time the
matter Of ratifying the bond and lease
to the Idaho Copper company Will
come up for consideration.
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ORE AND BULLION.

The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick Il
Company were: Crude ore and concen-
trate. $4,000; base bullion. s25'oVo. To-
tai, $4,000.
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The. percentage of actual reserve q,
the clearing house, banks at the closs
of business yesterday was 3063
companies Of Greater New York NOT
members of the clearing house shows
that these institutions have aggregate
deposits Of S9T4.7es, 300: total cash on
Sq05 lTT,SOC
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BOSTON CURE RANGE.

Furnished by Badger Bros:
Butte Extn.. 30635: Cum. Ely. 71s9
7s4 East Butte, 6Q6h: Nevada Utah,
36S lie; Nipissing, 7Gp7A; Kew, SIG
6; Sup. & Pittsburg, li%G12; Black
Min, 3i4 n315; First National, 500 lilo;
United Fruit. 1t2@l4S.
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For the week ending June 81
BANK CnEaRINGs.

New, York. June 27.--The statement =,
clearing house banks for the woet
shows that the banks hold sss. 0aS "a
more than the requirements of lie q
per cent reserve rule. This is an ~
crease OF s7,5ssa25 in the proportionstc
cash reserve as compared with issi
week. Tho statement follows:
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What the Books Show

For a good Investment buy preferred
stock Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
NOW.
Statement 10 stockholders April 10,
1905. showed.
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r. II. Snow 8 Co., Stock Brokers.
20 Commercial Blk, Both Phones 1914
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A. 8, CAMPBELL.
stock Broker. as d. II. Walker Block
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GEO. O. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS, "a H. 30, rempls' Both
phones eio.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock & CO.. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following from San
Francisco on Nevada mining stocks
today.
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.COMgrocK.

ophir ?52Is02,b5: Mexican, 45947.
Could & Curry, 10 asked; Con, Va. 90
cross, 1920; yellow Jacket, 4sq4s;
Belcher 2Oq2l Confidence, 4o946 sler-
ra Nevada. 2l923 T9xchequer, l2Gl3;
Union. 2sasO, Chollar. sos; Potosi'
cSaQ
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ToNoPAH.

Tonopah Nevada. $50 asked Mon-
tana Tonopah. 40 bid; Tonopah Ext
7ldT2; MaoNamara, "a asked; MIDWAY
SO asked Tonopah Belmont, s4qsbi To-
nopah North star 1913 West END
Con. 4604s; Rescue, Sal; Tonopah &
California. asked; Golden Anchor
az; Jim Butler 22Q2s; Cash Boy,
bid; Home, asked. Monarch Pitts
Ext, 3 asked; Golden Grown, asked.
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GoLDFIBLD.

sandstorm. "a bid: Col. Mt, 10 bid.
Jumbo Ext, 81 bid; Kendall, 10 asked;
Booth, l5d11; Hue Bull, 500; Adams,
sdl4: silver Pick. IL bid; May Queen. s
Ext, idps Blue Bell I15. Dixie. la2;
doldneld Columbia, 8 asked; Ifibernia,
2 bid. st, IveH 2B@2S conquetor, 3Ga;
Black Rock. iQ2. Lone Star, sal O.
Wonder, 2 asked orc. Sq9: Kendall
EXT. l asked; 6andstorm Ext. | bid,
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Football Results

At New Haven-Yale, 6; Syracuse. o.
At mbridge--Harvard, 10; Univer-
sity of Maine, o.
At Annapolis Midshipmen, IS; Rut-
gers, 0.
At Ithaca-Cornell. 5; Hamilton, 0
At Princeton, IS: Spring
field Training School. O.
At Philadelphia Pennsylvania
Freshmen. IS; Conway Hall, o.
At Philadelphia Pennsylvania
16, Bucknell. 0.
At Champaign, Ill.-Illinois, II, Mon
mouth. 6.
At Andover-Phillips- 6;
Worcester Academy, 0.
At Williamstown, Mass.-Williams-
town, SO; Middlebury 0.
At Highland Fally, N. Y. - West
Point, 5; Tufts, 0. g.
At ilkesbarre-Carlisle Indianas,
~; State College, 5.
At Carnegie Technical
School, IL; Waynesburg, 0.
At Ann Arbor- Michigan, IS: Case, 6.
At Providence-Brown6 8: Colgate, O.