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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-04
FEDERAL ELY MINE.
Albert IIcnsscr Comes TO Rccciy.
Final Payment on Property.

For the purpose of receiving the
final paymen Of $4,000 for the ranch
he sold the Federal ELY Copper COM
pany several months since, Albert
Heusser Of Ely, is IN Salt Lake says the
White Pine News. Tho payment was
scheduled to have been made yester-
day and completes the sum of 100000
which The ranch with its fine water
rights brought him.
Mr.. Heusser left here during the
middle. of the week in company with
wv. j, Craig, president of the Federal
Ely, who had been here for the pur-
pose of inspecting the mine. While
in Ely, Mr.. Craig stated to local peo-
pie that the payment to Mr.. Heusser
would clear the company of indebted
ness for any part Of its property,
which is considered one of the most
promising for the amount OF work
done in the district
When the recent assessment Of 5
cents per share to meet expenses of
development was made, out of a to-
tai Of $4,000 shares only "a 900 were
not paid for These have been ressold.
MI. Craig, while here, was asked about
future plans for the company but gave
out nothing definite, as there are sew
eral deals on,of different character, ac-
cordng To report. which make the
future unsettled except for one thing
the continuance of active development
work. The company is understood to
have a good surplus In the treasury for
carrying this out
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Cliff MINE AT oPHIR.
Property Made a Good Production
Record in August

The Cliff Mining company, operating
at Ophtr, made a good record in the
way of shipments of ore during Au-
gust. According to Manager Grant
Snyder, 30 fve-ton lots were Dispatch
ed; while development forged ahead
with good deal Of aeol.
The Cliff company owns the old
Buckhorn property at Ophir. Ore IS
brought down off of Il preciptous
mountain by means OF an aerial tram
way to the bottom of Ophir canyon,
where large ore bins have been built
and from this point the product is
hauled to St John, the nearest rail-
road point on the Salt Lake Route,
whore it is loaded onto cars and shipped
to the smelters.
The Buckhorn mine is one Of the old
est producers of lead silver ores In the
state During the early days" OF
Ophtr, when the late Marcus DAILY, Col.
Wall and other western mining celep-
reties mode Ophir canyon the scene OF
their efforts, the Buckhoru was an oa-
tive producer.
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JEFFERSON EXTENSION.
This Company Came Into Legal Exist
cncc Today

Articles Of incorporation of the Jeffcr-
son Extension Mining company were
filed this morning with the county
clerk. The capital stock of the com
pany is placed at $25o00O, divided into
100000 shares Of the value of IS cents
each. The officers named are as fol-
lows: William f. King president;
Nicholas Schmittroth. vice president;
Samuel Russell, secretary and treasur-
CT, and these, with Nels Nelson and
Samuel A. King, constitute the director
ate. The company will develop and
operate properties in Salt Lake county,
Utah and in Lincoln county, Nevada.
An amendment to the articles of in
corporation of the Dutch Canyon Min
ing company of Hebcr City decreasing
the capital stock from sl.0O000O to $780,
GOO. was flied with the secretary of state
today.
An amendment to the articles Of in
corporation Of the Garden City Mining
company of Provo was filed with the
secretary of state today, increasing the
capital stock of the company from $780,
600 to 500 600
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Room TRADERS
BOUGHT STOCKS
---------- ----------
Was an Immediate Sharp Ad-
vance, Coppers and Harrinans
Showing Most Strength.
PURCHASES ON SMALL SCALE
In the Afternoon american Smelling
Reached 1Os. u Gain Of Ia
Market Closed Irregular.

New York, Sept. AT the opening
small gains and losses were mixed and
the dealings were scanty. Room trad
ers perceiving that there was no pres
sure of consequence after the opening
bought stocks freely for a turn ana
there was an immediate sharp advance.
The copper and Hartman stocks made
the best showing III point OF strength
and activity. American Smelling i'm
proved ,, the preferred 2ls, Southern
Pacific ~ and Union Pacific. Atchison,
st fauI, keading, Anal gamated Cop
uer and Consolidated Gas L.
Prtces We're we'll sustained during INC
SECOND hour at the previous advance but
dealings were small and changes unm-
portant.
Northern Pacific and Anaconda got up
/. American Smelling ] and the pre-
Bonds We're firm.
Purchases We're made on small seal G
but the market reached a higher leyel.
The overnight rise i'll Consolidated Gas
Pacific 9, and Great Northern preferred,
Erie and the second preferred Delaware
& Hudson, Illinois Central and North
western l.
in the afternoon and md there was little
inclination to make commitments. Some
additions We're made to previous adj
vances, American Smelling preferred
REACHED los, a gain OF 4la.
states steel stocks advanced, the COM
mon 1, and the Preferred 2, when it be-
came known that j. p. Morgan was In
the financial district after his vacation
abroad Gains were generally extend nd
oitic. Reading and Atchison. Late real
izing sales caused fractional recessions.
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KING DAVID is ALSO ACTIVE
sioux Consolidated Highcr--Mountain
Lake Holds Its own-CIos-
Ing Quotations.

Columbus Consolidated was brought
to the fore during the early calls of
the mining exchange today, the stock
being offered and taken at $l,4O and
Sl.a5 a share. King David, the new
Il Beaver county proposition, was also in
demand and sold from 55 up to IS cents.
Development of this property Is going
ahead the machinery ordered recently
being In process of installation. Lower
Mammoth, which has been a. leader for
4 several days, opened strong but closed
lower, May Day moved off slightly,
while Sioux Consolidated made sub
stantlal gains. Colorado, which weak
ened early i'll the week on the strength
of street talk about Il probable lawsuit,
y made its way buck TO 81 a share. Noun
tain Lake held firm With few shares
selling.
Tie only unlisted stock selling on the
(! open ,boara was Ely Witch. which
brought 10 cents.
The closing quotations and sales
were.
MORNING GALL.
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NEVADA DOUGLAS COPPER.
Supt. ArcntA Continues To Report
High Crate Copper Finds.


At the offices OF the Nevada Douglas
Copper company in this city yesterday
afternoon was received a telegram
from Supt s. S. Bentz under Yerington,
Nevada, date line conveying the in.
formation that the south drift on the
$50 level had broken into a rich chaco-
cite ore body.
while this was not an unexpected
event" said General Manager Orem
today. at the same time we feel that
encnuutering this ore on the $50 is an
important matter as 1t gives 100 feet
more of backs from which ore can be
stopped. The ore body Is the same one
explored on the $50 and which has
been followed on the strike for about
800 feet. On the 300 the vein showed u
width in places OF more than 30 feet;
the entire mass containing average
copper values Of IS per cent: while
lenses cutting through 1t carry better
than 20 per cent copper,
In the raise from the north CSC drift
Mir. Orem states, splendid high grade
values are being obtained. Daily assays
for last week ran from lI-5 to 20 per
cent copper and sample taken from
across the face for six feet returned
24T per cent copper. In the Wine be-
ing sunk from the south $50 level which
Was down Is feet when the mine sup
oUintendent sent in his last written re-
ports. the weeks assays ran from Z
to 1877 per cent copper.
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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:
Ophir, 202k bid; Mexican. Go bid;
Gould & Curry 6M9; Con. Va, S0WS1;
| Savage, 2IM2S: Hale & Norcross q
17G1S; Confidence. 46 bid; Sierra Ne
vada, 22M24; Union, 10 bid; Chollar,
16 asked; Potosi, 10 asked.
ToNoPAH.
Tonopah Nevada, 7,25 bid; Montana
Tonopah, 40 bid; Tonopah Extension.
20 bid; MacNanara, 81 bid; Midway.
s0Qp3o; Tonopah elmont 1.o5@l.o71ai
Tonopah North Star, sac; Ohio Tono
pail, 1 asked; West End Cons, 90 bid;
Rescue. sos; Jim Butler, q bid; Cash
Boy. 2 bid; Home, 2 asked; Monarch
Pitts. lSXtn., 4m5.
GoLDFIELD.
Colorado Min, &c bid; Jumbo Ext, AZ
bid; Kendall 15Q17; Booth, 44G45; Blue
Bull, 1916: Adams, 4M5; Silver PICK,
1SdDl0; Nevada Boy, BOA; Black Butte
Ext, 3 asked Blue Bell, 5@6; Dixie. 2
asked; Hibernia, 4 bid; st. Ives. 80 ask
ed; Conqueror. bid SLACK ROCK, ! ni N,;
Lone Star, 10 bid; Gro, IA bid; Kendall
Ext, 2 asked; Sandstone Ext, asked;
Mayne, 3 asked: Atlanta rs bid; Great
Bend SO bid: Empire, bid, Red Top
Ext, f0911: Florence, 921sMS.95; Dia-.
mondheld B. =. Con, 16@1T; Goldheld
Daisy, r. bid: Laguna. 40 bid; Com
bination Fraction, 1.47hm1 so; Great
Bend Ext, 5 bid: Great Bend Annex,
s bid; B. b. Bonanza, 9 bid; Kewanos,
IS bid; Portland, 800: Ciackeriack,
as; T. Mohawk, IS bid: Red Hills, IS
bid; Mohawk Ext, 4GD5; L. Dillon, 3
bid; Y. Tiger. 9@1O: Grandma, T@S; S.
p Ext, > asked; Y. Rose, asked:
Colorado Nth. Ext. bid, tiodfield
Con. 6.5O@6. 52h; Dlamondfield Trian-
gle, 5Gn6; Coming Nation, 8 asked
BuLLFROG.
Original. 1902; Mont Bullfrog. /
asked; National Bank. bid; Anne
Ihvst, 5 bid; Gold Bar, bid; Bonnie
Glare, asked: MayIlowcr Cons, %
s; Ct. Scoptcr. 1M2: Montgy Mt. 100
II: Homestake Cons, 21@22; Tramp
Cons, Is bid
MANHATTAN.
MANN Cons, s@9: Mani. Min. Co.,
n bid; G. Wedge. 2 bid: S, Humphrey,
Ong. Manu-, 3 asked; Broncho, 1M2;
Pinenut, / bid: S. Dog, ? bid.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Mineral Hill. 5M6; Faiwiew Eagle,
as asked; Nevada Hills, 1.g5 bid;
Pittsburg Sill. Peak, 100 bid; Eagles
Nest. . asked: Rawhide Queen, rs
asked: Rawhide Regent. 30 asked;
Rawhide Coalition. SIS asked; Hail
stone. asked; Original Rawhide,
asked.
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.
(Pollock Special Wire)

tPolIock Special WlTeJ
b, Coaln, 2614 as: DAILY West,
90 Il: CRANKY, 100@103; Nevada
Con, 16Ism%; Old Dom, 42ss @43;
Trinity 19A q u; Utah Con-, 47@
Il I; Utah Copper, 45@as: Newhouse,
61s IA q; U. s. s., com, 411a m42;
do pfd,, As Y Gas; bingham, o@60;
Greene- Cananea, 1l6Q u; Mexico Con-,
~ a VI; North Butte. Sc 20 u; Tamar-
ack, 76M II; United Cop, 10 Is oil x !;
Boston Con-, 12& @13h; Miami, liz
% II IL.
Cum Ely, s1s@5s; Dom. Cop, 2$9A;
Giroux, 4MQlla; New. Utah. 3A @5-l6;
First Nat, 6A@13-16; Davis DAILY, ESQ
2&; East Butte, SAG2; Majestic, tiW
So Nipissing, SBmA; Yukon, 5@h.
Boston and New York markets closed
until next Tuesday.
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ACTIVITY Ar p1ocEE.
The Mcndal Mine Opening Out, It Is
Said, Very Satisfactory.

Ono by one the merits OF our district
come 10 light in the way of permanent.
ore bodies and we add to the list this
week an entirely new proposition near
Phoebe. 4 personal investigation nf the
new discovery looked like another
Mendah mine. says the Phoebe Record.
L, ID. Smiley and Mathew Hunter
are the lucky ones in the deal. and
have good cause 10 be more than
elated. on the Jennie claim. which
they located, a strong iron ledge runs
through the claim for considerable
distance. characteristic of the entire
country III the immediate vicinity, and
the boys had started work on the side
hill more on a thorough prospecting
adventure than anything elsa they
started an open cut and had proceeded
but n short distance. practically on
top OF the grounn, removing the ac-
cumuated soft wash and a very light
lime Gaping, when large ore body
was struck.
The ore body Hes at an angle OF
about 80 degrees md the last reports
are to the effect that it is t6 feet long
and an average of three and one-half
feet Wide. Assays taken from an av-
erage sample of the entire ore body
gave returns of gold. silver and lead
to the amount of $l26.6O. of the same
character as the M1ndah ore, and by
the way II is only Is minutes walk
from the Mendah shaft.
Hunter and Smiley We're in town
Wednesday afternoon purchasing
complete blacksmith outfit and other
supplies. II is their intention to make
shipment of ore IS soon as q road
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CONCENTRATES.

Monday being Labor day, there will
he no call on mining exchange.
samuel Newhouse is expected to re-
turn from New York about the 18th
inst.
Engineer L. p. Jennings has been in
the 1'intic district for the purpose of
examining a mining property.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
Company We're; crude ore and concen-
trates. 10000; base bullion, $4,000.
Sam NJ. Levy has returned from a
trip to the Malachite copper property
at Yerington, Nevada Mr.. Levy says
conditions in the western Nevda dis
trict are highly satisfactory n
present time.
r. CT. Wilson. p. b. McKeon and Dan
Ferguson closed Il deal yesterday for
a group of two claims, known as the
Uranus and Boston, fanking the Burn
ing Moscow mine In Beaver county. 1t
is understood that a company will be
formed to develop the property
Someone has lured Julian Haw-
thorne. the writer, into mining Mir.
Hawthorne has sent out a circular in
which he states that lie has forsaken
literature and taken up the task of
the development and exploitation of
a mine" The location OF the property
Z is somewhere in Canada.
President Charles NJ MacNeiil of the
Utah Copper company. who IVES ex-
peeted to reach the city last evening
With q party of friends. but urgent
business detained him after he had
checked his baggage. 1t arrived here
in due time and was sent back to
the owner today.
Martin Hamilton. p ]. Sullivan and
j. NJ. Keith are very much elated over
the report from their turquoise mines,
located about % miles east of Las
Vagas Some samples were recently
sent to Boston and Philadelphia for
analysis anu found to be of the purest
variety The owners are now at work
developing the mine and soon expect
to be sending the gems to the market
White Pine News.
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THAYER rs OPTIMISTIC.
Amaleamatcd SIan Says supply of
Conner Was Never Smaller

Reniamin L. Thayer, assistant to
President Rogers of the Analgamated
company, Is In Butte making an inspec-
ton ot the mines and other proper.
ties of the company.
Mr.. Thayer takes an optimistic view
of business conditions and says that the
supply OF copper was never smaller
than today
He thinks that business Improvement
WI be SLOW until after election. but II
VIII be gradual and sure.
He states that none of the Butte
producers has any copper supplies Of
any account on hand and that it is well
known That consumers are buying only
for their needs from dav to day
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. Sept. 4.-Close Money
on call easy. / per cent: ruling rate
i; closing bid /; offered at per.
cent.
Time loans firm: 60 days . per cent:
80 days u per cent; six months "
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4 at 414 per
cent.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual
business in bankers bills at 4S4.60 at
4S4.65 for so day bills, and at 4S6.05
at 10 for demand.
Commercial bills, 4s4 at Il.
Car silver, 81 -4c.
Mexican dollars, 45c.
Government bonds steady: railroad
bonds firm.
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market is slow, with choice quoted at
& M a. < extra choice. 91a @3a and
Peaches are quoted at about 81 for
prompt shipment of choice from the
coast IN 2i-pound boxes, Inc local spot
at Z s. al extra choice ut ~ as; tam
cy at SLa 90; and extra fancy. SO TO-.
Raisins arc 1lnchangelf with loose
5tnuscatel quoted at 44aGp6iA choice to
fancy seeded at 697& seedlessa at 5WS;.
ana lonuon layers al Lug 10
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago Sept. 4--trhe wheat market
today Lacked I'D the support given Emil It the he
despite higher prices at Liverpool was
Inclined to be weak. Prices at tho start
were unchanged to a @ % lower; De
at 9ii5. ''> = = : : % 80 -
Corn was somewhat irregnlar, Sep
sy bdrt e hid dd' the a pres Of SEP
TENDER Is above the previous close or
,s% De Dece n opened at SIS to 6ss
The oats market was barely steady.
December opened shade higher at sos
Provisions we're steady. Prices at the
opening We're unchanged to "a as high
err.
The wheat market was rather time
a range of about e December sold be-
tween s7a and osM The CLOSE was r.
tant futures easy. Final quotations on
.ecembet were sISs si97a, a net loss OF
remainder Of the day. The low point
I1ecembelr was reached at 6lA; The
with peeembsr at 6,9t .g677s;
Close Wheat,1,Sept, aSlh; Dec, 9IFs y
corn Nsyi Z 7e & Dec. s7a @s,zs May,
Oats Sept, 405s; Dec. so4 a5o9s May,
Perk-sept., 1t.s71A Oct. H,72h; Jan,
Iaryi-sept., e.s5; Oct, a,sTH: Jan,
stbs-sept., 90; Oct. 9.l5a9l71a; Jan.
Rye-cash 76@75M; Sent, 75Q77.
Barley--Casil. Sc,
TImothy-sept,, 35T1a
Ciover-oct., 800
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York Sept. Sugar. raw. steady,
Fair refining, 3.i6; centrifugal, 9t test.
1856; molaSSeS sugar, 3.lS,
Raflned-Quiet. Crushed, go; powder
ed, 5.2Ds graduated, 80
Coftee--(luiet No, Rio, SIS No. 4
Santos, S%s.
BuTTER AND EGGS.
GhisaEGi SePt ., IB s5ipF.s Stsady
Egss-Steady. Ftrsts, 1919
There will be no session OF the butter
and egg board next Monday. Labor day.
EVAPORATED FRUITS.
New York. Sept. 3-I'he market for
evaporated apples is quiet. with fancy
quoted at 81 dl10k; choice 7lsGB;
prime, 6 a i9ea. and common to fair at
SOS
Prunes are dull. with quotations rang
Ing from cents to Is cents for Cali
fornia, and from 6h cents TO y cents
for Oregon fruit
Apricots are said to he well cleaned
up on the coast. but business in the spot
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REGULAR CALL. SALES.

Columbia Con, 200 at 1.4o: 40 at
Indian Queen, 500 at 1859; 500 at 15.
Iron Blossom, 1000 at 217i5. 500 at
2,231z, buyer 80; 100 AT 2.17%a. seller 20.
King David, 200 at 55i 100 at Sc; 100
at 5S.
Lower Mammoth. 200 at Sc; $500 at
May Day, 100 at 46; 200 at 453S.
Mountain Lake, $500 at 6S
Sioux Con, 100 at 1.171s; 200 at
South Columbus Con, 200 at 100.
Swansea Con. 1000 at 40.
Tetro, 5000 at 9l&
Utah Con, 900 at 1879: 1000 at Is;
500 at II u.
Yankee Con, 100 at 49,
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Black Jack. 100 at 50.
Bullock. 800 at so.
Crown Point, 1000 at 90. Is, 80; 1000
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Ar THE MouNTA1N LAKE.

a telephone message from the Noun
tain Lake mine, which was received in
the city last evening, contained the in
formation that the face of the main
tunnel was showing such strong min
erallzation that it was taken to indicate
that an ore body of consequence was
not far off. At any rate the result from
the next few shots is being awaited
with interest
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NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS.

New York, Sept. 4.
&Amalgamated Copper ...-......... .vhs
American Car s; Foundry, ..-...., 4o7s
American Locomotive .............. 54
American Smelling & Refining s4A
Am. Smelling & Refining pfd.. los
American Sugar Refining. 80
Anaconda Mining Co............... 4IA
z Atchison .........-. ..-.-s..-..'.....,.. S93s
Atchison, pfd...... .............. Sa1a
Baltimore e Observation-Disclosures. 9bss
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. ........... % y
Canadian Pacific ........,........... d. y
Chesapeake e Ohio..... 4at2
Chicago Northwestern .........-. .lb21a
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul. ..144A
Colorado Tuel g. on............... 361s
Colorado & Southern ...............S 81
Denver s Rio Grande, bid........ 26
Isnvel e Rio Grande. pfd., bid. So
Erie. bid -.........g.....,aa s oti
Great Northern, pfd..-.. l5sfs
Great Northern Ore Gifts. 66la
Illinois Central .........s............la4 oS4
Intcrnp tional Paper ................ ~
Interborough Met bid. 1l4
InteIborough- Met. pfd., bid........, 5aa
Louisville & Nashville. 10Y
Mexican Central bid. l6b
Missouri Pacific .....t........ o.
Missouri, Kansas & Texas......... 52t
National Biscuit. bid ........,.... ss.4
National Lead ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S4A
New ork Central ..-...............loo
Northern Pacific Ass
Pacific Mall, bid OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 24M
Pennsylvania observation-disclosures. laips
Peoples Gas, bid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO
Pressed Steel Car .................. 34M
Pullman Palace Car. bid ..........16l
Reading .........' l sgsa
Rock Island Co. .........a.......... llh
Rock Island Co. pfd. .............,.. S8B
Southern Pacific luSA
Southern Railway .................. 207s
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way can be made to the property,
which Is but a short distance.
Adjoining the new find is the Sego,
owned by G. ID. Osborne and Eugene
Goodrich. and the Arena claim, owned
by IL j Gondrlch.
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SILVER IN LONDON.

London. Sept, 4,--Bar silver closed
firm at 23ald per ounce.
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WOOL.
sT.NLouIs.

st. Louis, Sept wool-steady. Ter.
ritory and western mediums, l6@1S; fine
mediums. 10@15; fine. 9@p12-
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FIR. Snow & Co. Stock Brokers.
90 Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1873
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\. S. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. els D. F. Walker Block.
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WHY USE YOUR

Letterheads for scratch paper when
we can sell you scratch paper SO
cheap2
THE DESERET NEWS,
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at 1917; 900 at 10.
Colorado. 200 at a,S7l4; $50 at 3.o154;
B. so; 100 at 400. b. 80.
Lo. Mammoth, 1000 at 81.
Mt. Lake, 1000 a 81; 1,40O at bS.
New York, 1000 at SH
No. Gift, 1000 at 4.
Seven Tr., 500 AT 23ia
Sioux Con, 200 at 1.22ts; 100 at l.2o;
200 at 1 %, b. 30.
Utah Con, 800 mt 17ia.
Tetro, 1000 at 9ia
RECONCILIATION.
Shares Value.
Regular call .,........ 22.050 S146lS.9o
Open board ............ 1850 9,40T 80
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j. r. WHITNEY s. SONS.
Stock Brokers. 3S2 Atlas Blk.
Ind. Phone. 26l. Bell. lI17.
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Original. 1dD2; Mont Bullfrog, /
asked: National Bank. 4 bid; Arne-
lhyst, bid; Gold Bar, bid; Bonnie
Glare, asked: MayIlowcr Cons, %
s; G. Scoptcr. 1@2; Montgy. Mt. 100
IL: Homestake Cons, 21M22; Tramp