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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-19
LEAD INTERESTS
ALIVE To DANGER.
Mine Operators Association Wires
Congressional Repre-
sentatives.
"
MANY INTERESTS MENAcED.
MANY INTERESTS MENAcED.
East Wants Tariff Reduced Because
or High Price of Metal
10 Consumers.

Lead producers generally have taken
alarm at the threatened reduction OF
tile tariff on that metal. with the re-
suit that Utah's representatives in Con-
grcss have been reminded of the fact
that any reduction In the present tariff
would be contrary to the best interests
of the state, and q strong representa-
ton made to them, asking that i'm
mediate steps be taken to prevent SUCH
a tariff change.
ia lowI.g communication adj.
dressed to Senators Smoot and Suther-
land and Congressman Howell. was filed
with tho telegraph company yesterday:
The miners and ore producers of the
Tintc district, Utah, urge you to use
every, Effort with the house COMMITTEES
on @itys and means tn maintain the
eadstariff schedule. Any re-
41uction would cripple the lead mining
Industry Of this state The Gripping
OF the lead industry would mean dis
after to all 4occupat tons.
G.. l.. Allen, president of the Tintic
Mine Operators association signed the
foregoing telegram. together with John
DEN, vice president, George w. Ritter.
treasurer, Lafayette Holbrook, and
Harry Joseph, the secretary.
Seemingly the greatest reason to fear
Legislation, contrary to the best inter-
4e&ts uf Utah in the matterof the tariff
on lead. arises in the fact that eastern
ttifSers make the claim that the
Price of the metal has been kept be-
ts legitimate place by the Ameri-
can Smelling &c Refining company.
& THIS statement Is denied by an au-.
thcritatiye statement made by General
Manager Franklin Guiterrnan, of the
Colorado department Of the smelling
and refining company, who denies that
the company has had anything to do
With the market price of the metal or
in influencing it in any way.
So far as Utah is concerned, the lead
Tie ,ts here are fully awake to the
gdargcrG confronting them. and every
protective measure possible Is being
takenSto prevent adverse legislation.
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STOCKS OFFERED
FOR REALIZING L

New York, Nov. 19.-5tocks We're tree-
! ly offered when the market opened TO-
day at concessions running 10 point
In some of the principal issues. Ihese
include Southern Pacific, Reading, New
York Central, Denver & Rio Grande'
American Smelling and Anaconda
Losses of a substantial fraction were
shown by Union Pacific, the Northern
Pacific, Great Northern preferred. Atchi-
son, Baltimore & Ohio. Pennsylvania,
United states Steel and Pressed steer
Car.
The reaction was checked soon after
the market opened and prices recover
ed to last nights level. AT that point
the demand subsidized. Prices were sag
ging again at o'clock.
Fluctuations In prices changed con-
stantly The check to rallying tenden-
cies when the level approached that OF
last night kept the undertone heavy.
Northern Pacific, with the llA per cent
dividend deducted sold nearly points
below the parity of yesterday. Ameri-
can Wooden lost 3 Duluth, South Sllore
& Atlantic preferred ", and Great
Northern preferred. DenVer d. flo
Grande preferred and Distillers Sccuri-
ties /.
bonds were heavy.
Spasmodic buying IN which Union Fh
citc United states Steel and some OF
the industrial ueVeloped strength SUI
fened the market but there was u ae.
cided contraction in the demand alter
/, number o. - representative STOCKS
had crossed yc-s.rday's closing figures.
chesapeake o. Onlo and Consouuate9
Gas rose ., American Sugar LIS ana
Utah Copper l.. Pittsburg, q. G. ST.
Louis and Kansas City, Fort Scott "
Memphis preferred yielded and NAH
haitian |.
The Southwestern railroad stocks were
Il feature and few high price stocks
moved UP. Consolidated Gas made q
AS point rise and st. Panul touched
$50 Lackawanna jumped ~, North
western and Norfolk & Western 2. Va
bash preferred IL and Kansas. City
Southern and Wisconsin Central pre-
ferred 1.
4 rise OF point in Missouri Pacific
rounded out the movement in the south
westerns. The same kind OF realizing
was encountered as on previous ad-
vances and prices gave way TO the low
est. Big Four declined 2A Pennsyl-
Nania and Reading to Is below last
night. Union Pacific Ia, Southern Rail-
way, Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Mer-
camille Marine and st. Paul receded to
q fraction below last night
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SENATOR FINDS
NATURAL GAS
------
Story from FalIon Nevada, Shows
Much Genius in Con-
struction.
49,
DOES ALL But POLITICS
DOES ALL BUT POLITICS
Far Fetched Theory That Churchill
County Covers Great Com
Hustiyc Pocket.

Senator Bob Douglas of Churchill
county, New. is said to have discovered
natural gas enough on his Fallon ranch
to run Il gas engine, light the EARN,
and, in short. do everything excepting
politics.
According to the story which origin
mates in Fallon. the gas from this Well
was short time ago confined in u
wooden tank, which, after q time, 1t
blow to atoms Another contrivanco
was arranged and by the aid of this
the gas is said to have been the motive
power used to run q small engine and
furnish much light
Some 20 miles east of the Douglas
place is the Freeman ranch, upon which
is situated a sulphur well, with q con-
tinuous flow OF hot water, and when.
this flow Is stopped for q couple of
hours, there has been generated enough
gas to burn q pale blue fame for sew
eral minutes, and to this is liliened
the Douglas well. in an effort to prove
that underlying the Carson sink is u
vast pocket of natural gas.
As u matter Of fact the gas generated
ut the we'll of the Freeman ranch Is
nothing more than the accumulated va
pors OF the hot mineral water. cooled
by separation,
Alternate layers of black, dccayed
vegetable matter with sand aud gravel
Intervening are spoken Of vaguely as
being encountered by farmers in well
drilling in the vicinity of Fallon, anu
that the whole district Is underlaid by
Il natural gas deposit Is the conclusion
drawn
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pRuM,IoND AT THE CACTUS.
Superintendent to be Promoted t
D..:,;,,, - f,,n,r,,I NInu,oer

Superintendent to be Promoted to
Position OF General Manager.
1t was stated during the day and att
erwards confirmed by Samuel New
house, that a change In the manage
ment of the Newhouse Mines & Smalt-
ers corporation is to occur in Decem-
her That is, the conduct of the Beaver
county properties-the Cactus mine and
mill--are TO be placad entirely in the
hands of Supt. i. ]. Drummond. This
move has been made in order to re-
lieve Lafayette Hanchett, who Is the
general manager of all the Ncwhouse
properties at the present time, of some
OF the duties which have imposed upon
him.
Mr.. Hanchett has all he can do to
take care of the Boston Consolidated
and other interests of mine and the
placing of Mr.. Drummond in charge of
the Cactus will greatly tighten his bur-
dem
Mr.. Newhouse denied that he had dis
posed of Il controlling interest III the
Newhouse company. but I'm the con-
trary declared to a News represen-
tative today that he had recently in
creased his holdings.
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KANSAS CLTY,
PRODUCE.

Chicago NOV. 1s,-Bull leaders sup
ported the wheat market today and
demand from this source. together with
from slight declines Que to lower prices
at Liverpool. At the start prices were
unchanged to q lower, but advanced
s senas 4 Hes e to fS5y rsnE after Ter
opening at l.03ts to 1.0Sil.
Corn was firm, the offerings being
light. December opened a shade lower to
1T s3ss.
Of business December opened q shade
Provisions displayed more moderate
weakness owing to scattered selling by
pit traders. Continued liberal receipts
for the selling pressure. At the open
Ing prices were shade higher to 10c.
lower
Demand for the December delivery
advanced TO 1.041a. now high record
gain was subsequently, lost on profit
aIsing the market < 81 closing $ easy with
The corn market became frmer during
wef up & s. 81 4 Ma Nay el2S ss,.
al ;osa; July. a1;o2&a1.o2a;,
Corn-Nov.. s$Ai Dec. 63as May. $50
ga oats-b Ess lssA; May. ala5lls: July,
Ppyork-Jan., le,l24@ls.l5; May. 1899
@l6.2p,
I.ard1Nov.; e.NH; Dec. s.s2A; Jan,
9.Tk $3.50; May. $40.
Ribs-Jan, s.50IS.s2h: May. SIS.
Rye--Cash, 75ls; Dec, "a, May. 1914.
Barley-Cash codG:
40,
EUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago, Nov 1a-Butter Firm.
Creamery, 22dl3o; dairy, 191sI
E,ggs--Steady. F'irsts, d.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York, Nov. 1s.-sugar, raw,
test, ia; molasses sugar, 300; crush
ed s 60; powdered. 500; granulated. 4.S0
Coffee-Quiet; No Z Rio, ga
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NOVA SCOTIA FISH INDUSTRY.
Close OF the Senson--Extcnt OF the III
dustry-Low Prices.

Close OF the Senson--Extcnt OF the III
dustry-Low Prices.
The fishing industry IS made me SUI
ject Of II brief report by GoIisn. 1 mn
eral David L. Wilbur, of HalifaS' uii-
With the end of September came s Wy
closing Of the Grand Bank fishing from
ports In Nova Scotia. and " Is tn tiis
burg comes the report that the catcn
this season was much ~, larger t ti Mare iol
of last year. In 1897 there "era s nv
that season they made q catch OF lsS'e ~.
quintals q quntal--ls pouinG1ssl. ,i NJ
average for each vessel Of IL lilsi . aslh1-
fnls lh and Sea the 'n Seasons catch
i$si@ quintals, an average catch o
1855 quintals for each vessel. al IN
crease Of 13s quintals tor eaG,, s,rienced
by Innenburg owners il hiring men 81.
for the vessels This Is caused .sa Ply
shernsn a sailing s sn 1sh ana douee
ter, Mass. whose homes are In Nova gs,
Scotia. they claiming that better wages
are paid at these ports and also l pst-
ter vessels TINS conai siuso f The OPEN
Ing IN Of the Halifax and Southwest
ern railway, that line prrosv ~. an, =
cheap means Of reaGning Boston,
On account of the difficulty in getting
from ports along tho south shore of
Nova Scotia has decreased IN the imst
few years but 1t Is expected that me
next season >wll sec mump f,.,,1 OF th new
places. Tho new vessels being Dull
are from American models and are
palaces compared with the vessels putt
n few years ago BY improving their
vessels and paying higher wages ne
owners hope to have no trouble in get
The large catch of all kinds OF fish,
both on the Grand Banks and along Inc
Nova. Scotia coast, has tended to bring
the price OF all fish products much
fish arc being shipped from IIali f,liS
on every boat, the only foreign FISH
market which Is at all profitable. TO
tho shippers at the present time IS thnt
at Oporto Portugal. shippers explain
that, notwithstanding the remarSable
province that past summer. there are
large quantities OF poor fish OH the
market and for this reason much OF
the fish being sold Is giving more or
less dissatisfaction; There are three or
suriburnt. heavily sailed fish, which Is
looking for buyer. but SO far no one
feels disposed to make a decent ofier
for It. The market Is very duh WIN
bank fish, worth bur So per duintnl,
and few takers at that, buyers pelnS
disposed to wait
Al the present time the markets Of
Porto Rico, are furnishing an outlet
for a good share of the Halifax stock
While not up to the standard OF ship
on Oct. 10. valued at $1,000. or this
cargo a large part went to Porto Rico
the remainder, invoiced at $3.50, going
to New York.
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PRINCE CON. STRIKE.
-Four Feet Of High Grade Sllvcr-Lcad
Ore on 100. Foot Level,


Word has been received at the local
offices of the Prince Consolidated Min
ing 4 Smelling company from Supt.
William Lloyd That on monday last Il
iouI-loot pouy OIL high grade silver ore
was broken INTO in a Gross-cut to the
E'rlnce Royal vein on the ivO foot leyei.
Mr. Lioyu reports that tne ore VIII
average up close 10 3vU ounces IN 'SilVcr
between oD and 6U per cent lead, to-
getner With the characteristic values
IN gold.
the face OF the drift on the same
level to tho second parallel assure,
which contains equally as rich ore as
the Prince Royal on the 800 was so
strongly mineraliZed on Monday thar
MI. Lloyd was momentari!y expecting
to break into the ore there.
The initial shipment of high grade
ore viii be made from the Prince
mine very shortly. Teams have been
engaged and the car ordered. The COM
pany is now in position to more than
pay the cost of operation from one
encountered in the regular course OF
development. Mr.. Lloyd has ore in the
bins that will probably net anywhere
from 81 800 to $4,000 a car
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MUNICIPAL TRADING. i.
Profits Derived Thercfrom III 'llo 49,
or Nottingham.

L - & 81 st,xx
Profits Derived Thcrefrom III uio 49, .
OF Nottingham.
,,orsu, frank w. Manlin OF Notuhs-
ham furnishes the folloWihs t,ad-
tion concerning the results o. ..no F
Ing undertakings Of that city
The annual report Of the Me ~ hsbou bout
city au nd , shows city Of 10000 pop
S2o,eg'oD, x IsI si15 per capita. Against
n via the auditor places the city n.,p nH
sets at about $4,000 coy. i !, gas water,
the trading undertakings, at railways,
ele so1nse ps sewage farm, public buildings,
s,n,uns funds. etc. The trading u nsire
tnkings are valued at tneir s gus povcr
sl5oSSHp;S The eon naderdd as savings Ct
ih, rninicipality, after providing TOT III
CONTINGENCIES and keeping all .he
sets In good working org original cost
and nA present capital liability. the 9 ser
front of the trading undertakings f ~.
the last municipal yea 81 y gsr giy cent; gas,
lows Esstr, Eaiiway 81 water ss4
re re so re5 net profit on these Is
stated as the equivalent Of ~ per c ssi
on the capital empl9s;E ,,e r vgar. From
P these oe ilndertakngs the city treasury
received s2s2,25T, during the past ,s, u.j,i
without which, the taxpayers nor " cent
have been called on LOT ~ ~ - =.
more than they paid ,t i, the
co mngrg t. which contends that the
trading Undertakings really intre ear.
than they reduce net ta made th for s de-
nreein ton. that other Important factors
are Ignore ignored, and that FOR these ana ana
other reasons, the. auditors figure a ahv
Deductions arc misleading But ,, inc e tbs
approved methods of private compa me
in their calculations, and that the CLOS. CLOS
est study OF the city accounts VIII VI ,s dei.
onstrate that the trna,ns e ne taSpay
ers At any rate. the service perform
ed is generally satisfactory and not c .AsN5
pensive to the individual citizen.
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PRINCE con. ACTIVE.
Stock Advances 30 Points AT Morning
Session OF Exchange,

The center OF interest on the ex-
change this morning was Prince Con,
which operators and brokers alike,
are watching with intense interest,
and the fact of Its advance OF 80 points
this morning, from Sl06 to to Sl35 is
considered evidence that the stock is
coming into its own. Not such Il
large volume of transfers wero re-
corded in this stock as there were in
others. but the number of small blocks
that changed hands was by far the
greatest on the board
The heaviest trading, In point Of
shares transferred. was done in Tin
tic Central, $4,000 shares having been
sold at from Q 10 9A
The volume of business transacted,
otherwise was about the same as
during the preceding days Of the
weew, and the condition of the market
generally speaking, remains unchang-
cd
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GOLDEN SUNBEAM IN COURT.
McF. Carpenter Brings Action
Seeking Restraining Order.

]. McF. Carpenter has fled suit in the
district court in which restraining
order is asked against the Golden Sun
baam Mining company, prohibiting the
board Of directors from making further
purchases of the stock OF the North
Sunbeam Mining company.
The complaint charges that G. Z.
Cable president of the Golden Sun
beam, WAS the owner of large block
of shares Of the North Sunbeam COM
pany, which he secured al n price not
to exceed cents a share, and which
has been turned over to the Golden
Sunbeam at 50 cents a share. It is
charged that the stock Is not worth
even the first price named. The plain
tiff objects to more of the stock being
loaded on to the Golden Sunbeam, iii
which he is a stockholder 10 the amount
OF 1850 shares The contention Ia
made by plaintiff that the meeting OF
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ONO CopPIlR HIGHER.
Continued Advance of Stock Interests
Open Exchange Session.

. i j. . . + 1 D. T. a ~
The particular point OF interest
which focused the attention of every
ono on the stock exchange at the OPP
en- session this morning, was the con-
4 tinued skyrocldting Of Ohio Copper
which continued TO advance steadily
when the unlisted cal. was heard. and
sold rs high as 1875 before the callers
hammer finallyput an end to the scs-
sion.
Silver King Coalatlon remained in
active with bid OF ASS. Demijohn
also failed to attract a sale With a
bid of II, and the same may be said
of East Crown Point at az offered
Uinta Treasure Hill sold at %; was
offered for Cedar, but there was no
sale resulting, and u bid OF is for
Plutus was also without results. Min
eral Flat was called at Ii but sold n
point higher. Western Nevada Cop
per failed TO respond to Il bid of 80,
and Mammoth sold OF 100. Ohio Ken
lucky sold at 70. A bid or I for Nail
Driver brought no response.
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York, New. l9.-Money on call.
easy, 1892 per cent; ruling rate, tx;
closing bid, l1h; offered at 1A. Time
loans, dull and heavy; 80 days, 9 per
cent 80 days, 3A; six months. 3A
prime mercantile paper, 4@4M per cent
Sterling exchange, firm with actual
business in bankers bills at 4s415d1
4s4.20 for 60 day bills, and at 4S610
for demand; commercial bills. 4.s3A@
Asa.
Bar silver 1875.
Mexican dollars, As.
Government bonds, steady; railroad
bonds, heavy.
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SILVER KING DIVIDEND
Extra Christmas Money Is Among the
Probabilities

1t comes from a trustworthy source
that when the directors of the Silver
King Coalition Mines company meet
next month that in addition TO the
Regular quarterly dividend Of u cents
q share. or $lS7500, a substantial
Christmas extra VIII be posted.
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TAFT MAY BE THERE.
Next President Expected to Attend
Meeting OF Mining Congress.

In view OF the distinguished persons
who are expected to attend the eleventh
annual session of the American Mining
congress which meets in that city Dec.
2, 8, 4, and 5, Pittsburg is making spe-
cial efforts in the raising of funds for
their entertainment.
Among those who are expected to be
present are President-elect William Fl.
Taft, James ]. Hill, Edward Hartman
and the governors OF at least a dozen
states.
This is scheduled to be the most
important session of any yet held by
this organization and western mining
mon are especially urged to be present.
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FRIENDS OF
MISSIONARIES.

Have you friend or acquaintance
in your former field of labor, to whom
you would like TO send a copy of the
Saturday OF the Semi-Weekly News?
If so. take advantage of our special
offer, made to aid the great mission
airy work. We send the paper one
year to any point in the United States
Canada or Mexico at half price. s1.00.
This does not apply to points where
there are regular wards or stakes-
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WILL SELL.

the board of directors authorizing the
purchase of the stock was Illegal for
the reason that 1t was not advertised
as required by the constitution and
bylaws of the company.
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CHICAGO.

Chicago, Nov. 19.--Cattle - RecelptS
about $500 market STEADY ,a besyss s;a9
feeders, 2.5oU4 80: cows and heifers, l.5o
q5Go; calves, 5.5Q97.25.
Hogs Receipts about 10000; market
strong TO &c. higher. Lights. h.l9gS IS
mixed, js0@G.oo; heavy, elsa6.oo;
rough 5ssas5o Eo oes to ch hs,, hea s,y
shcep-Receipts about 10000; market
steady to 10c. lower Native. 24Ol6. 40:
western, 2.4o94: 40; yearlings, 4 N44.so;
lambs, S75G6.6o: western S.7oat.co
OMAHA.
Omaha, Nov. e.-Cattle-Receipts. 4
800: market steady. Western steers, S.25
I5.50; Texas steers. 3.0oGp4.40: range
COWS and heifers 2.509i. so; canners'
500: calves. s.ooG5.75; bulls and stays.
err. Heavy. 5.75a6S; mixed. 5.7o@5.s0;
lights. 5.5oa5.7s; pigs, a5eas,25; bulk
Yearlnngs, i25al 80; i've wethers, ioOaa.5c;
ewes. 3.25G4 90; lambs, o.4o46.o9.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Nov. Observation-Disclosures.
500; market steady "a to strong STOCK t;l',
l,75; calves, s.25460o; western steers,
3.75i5. Is, western cows. 2.7og4.75.
Hogs Receipts, 1900; market strong
to &c. higher. Bulk OF sales, $40 45.D;
heavy, h.150f. So; packers and butchers,
5.5o@i5.So; lights, 5.sea5.7o; pigs, 4.2@
5.25.
Shecp--Reeeipts, 5.ca0; market steady.
range wethcrs. 3.s0al0.00; fed ewes. 2.7o
G3,25.
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MINERS. ATTENTION.

With one years option ] can sell
your meritorious mining properties.
c. s., Box 1ao, Park City, Utah.
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CONCENTRATES.

The annual stockholders meeting OF
the Nevada Humboldt Mining company
will be held at Rockford, ILL.,; on
Dec. TO-
Edward Thomarson, manager of the
Ely Valley and Nevada Horn Silver
mines at Phoebe, Nevada, passed
through the city yesterday en- route
from the east to camp. The Ely Valley
is one Of the attractive propositions Of
Phoebe and 1t is understood that Sena-i
tor w. A. Clark not long ago sought
its purchase.
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Montana Tonopah, 50 bid; Tonopah l1%-
tension, 55d59; MacNamara,. 81 asked ;
Midway. 8 bid: Tonopah Belmont
l.10@1.l1; Tonopah North Star . bid.
West End Cons, .etA5 Rescue, lMa;
Jim Butler. 22GJ23; Cash Boy, asked
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FORENOON SALES

Beck Tunnel. 800 at Sc; 100 at So,
seller 60,
Black Jack, 500 at 4s.
Bullock, $500 at 4; 5000 at IA.
Colorado, so at $40
Columbus, 100 at Its
hex, 200 at IT.
Iron Blossom, 800 at 245; 1,4oo at
247a
Iron King, 500 at II
Keystone. 1000 at So.
King William. 100 at ak.
Lower Mammoth, 100 at 80.
Mason Valley. 200 at 2,75; 200 at
2.771a, buyer 80.
seven Troughs, 500 at 22a. buyer
so: 500 at 20.
Prince Con, 100 at 1.o5; 200 at 10;
100 at lis; 100 at 1.20: 400 at 1.25;
800 at 1.22h; 100 at 1.271s; 200 at
100; 100 at 1.a2A 500 at 1.35. Re
Sioux Con. ZOO at 1571a, buyer 80:
1900 at 1.55.
Couth Columbus Con. 100 at 4s.
Swansea, 200 at 80; 500 at 1913.
Tetro, 1900 at O.
Tintic Central, 1850 at az: 10000
at ..
Uncle Sam Con. 200 at 10.
Utah Con-, 300 at Biz; 1000 at %,
buyer 30
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Bullock, 1900 at 6; 1900 at Z; 1000 at
~, buyer 60; 1900 at IL; 1900 at ~.
Indian Queen, 1900 at 1871; 5000 a t Is.
Iron blossom, 500 at 2.45; 800 at 2.47h
500 ut ESQ, buyer 60.
Mason Valley. 200 at 2,771a: so at $50.
Prince Con-. ], 900 at 1885; 800 at 1,371s;
100 at 1.40.
Sioux Con, 100 at SO
Seven Troughs. 1000 at 90.
Tetro 1000 at IL.
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SAN FRANCISCO NIARKET.

brokers, furnish the following from San
Francisco on Neveda mining stocks to-
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Gould a. Curry "A asked; Con. Va. 5lcp
81: Savage $685.; Hale 4 Norcross,
40Wii: elbow Jacket, q asked; CONT
dence, ly Asked Sierra Nevada So8os;
Chollar, 1lq12; Potosi, IA bid