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STOCKS HIGHER
AND STRONGER

4 " / - l u t
New York Oct. eopaning prices Of
| the active speculative stocks were lit
tie changed today from last night \
number OF the minor industriais rose
sharply United States Steel preferred
was conspicuous In d decline of "a The
active stockt,s We're bought sparlnglS, but
the demand abated before 1t had bene-
fitted the market 8muci! y h;tlf dozen
obscure specialttes trceuated widely and
furnished the only feature pt interest,".
Union gIaclnc rose IA ana ReaulnE a
point, and the genera list was neld
nfm in sympathy. United states Leatil-
er preferred sold with ali advance OF s..
limited states Rubber second preferred
., ana Natlonal Lead l.
Bonds We're nrIn.
The publication Of the favorable QUAR-
terly earnings OF Union Pacific advanced
1T materially and acted as Il tonic on
the general railroad list. That stock
jumped - Westinghouse Electric 134,
american sugar ana North American 2,
erI1 f,ncitlc. 3tjrea iNirt iierii Tpreferfeti,
Illinois Central and Central of New Jer-
SeS l. FL
5rhe market closed strong and atctive,
Tile buoyancy OF Union Pacific Hpread
with increasing effect to other DSrtioiiss
ence on st. Paul and Readints. Tnere.
We're heavy dealings also in the Rock
Island stocks. Union Pacitio's rise ek-
tended tod "a. Reading and Rock Island
preferred 5a4 !, ST iaui 2ss, Chicago anu
4 Alton s, Northern Pacific 2 and south
ferred q, Central of New Jersey sold
at an advance of 5ls. Prices fell back
Il fraction when realizing OF profits WIS
sought
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NEW YORK CURB.

James "A. Pollock q Co, bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon:
Butte & London, 4o@5o; Cumber-
land ELY, rs OK: Giroux Consolidated,
E47s@4a; Nevada Consolidated, 1880
lG$s: Nevada Utah, 500 1-16; Nipissing,
S&s1SSs: Tennessee Copper, 40s4 M4O7S:
Utah Copper, II sD4214; Davis DAILY, 3l
@S1a; Dominion Copper, B@15-16; Ely
Central 1a@1: Ely Consolidated, 15@
! 20; Furnace Greek. 1917; Greene G.,
Is G. Com, &@S-16: Mitchell, SOY;
Montgomery Shoshone, NOS; Nevada
Smelling %@1; Silver Queen, 115@120;
Silver Leaf, 17is@lsis; King Edward
A@M: Foster Cobalt. Jo@57; Cobalt
Central, 41@42; Mckinley Darragh, o.
ass; Tintlc Mining, 5A@5a; Gibral-
tar 4@6 First National Copper, 67s
@75s; Boston Con, l3B@14 Yukon
Gold. 41sM4ss; North Butte Extension,
f14@l5; Miami Copper, 14A61Oas: B. S.
Gas, 1901 15-16; Penna Wyoming, 20
m22
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SILVER VEIN OPENS UP BIG
sncltcr Is Ono Greatest Needs Of Old
Nevada Camp at Present Y.
Time.

II After having been in Phoebe since last
June, during which time he has devot-
ca MS time looking after the Interests
Of the Prince Consolidated and Ohio
Kentucky mines, Charles M. Werl< re-
turned this morning about as enthusi-
| astlc as any person could be over fhe
prospects for the future of both prop
critics
MI Nerk's home is in Cincinnati but
he Is one of the largest holders Of
shares in the Prince Consolidated, while
his interests in the Ohio-Kentucky are
by no means small.
fhere isl1ot the slightest doubt in
my mind" declared MI Werk today,
that both the Prince and Ok. mines
are going TO produce "a great deal of
wealth. The work performed at the
Prince has been highly gratifying 10 us.
The main working Shaft is now down
ever 400 feet, and a cross-cut run to
the west Is Just about to cut into the.
rich silver Vein. This vein has been .x-
plored quite extensively on the 300, 1.-THE;
ore having been exposed for fully 800;
feet and has maintained uniform values
right along. :" &
# Conditions generally in Phoebe, s are
. y
satisfactory. Some Of the mines are
shipping, but the greatest need of the
district now is independent smelling.
facilities. Considerable talk is heard.
about the possibility of Senator w. "A. 3
Clark building q plant ait Las Vagas,
but nothing tangible has developed
along that line, Some of the Nevada
papers have talked Il great deal about
the building of Il railroad across to:
Ely about 100 miles, with the view of
drawing tonnage from the Phoebe
mines to the smelters at Ely. But that
too, Is all talk. 1t VIII probably wind
up in some of the Phoebe companies
getting together and building theirfown3
smelter at Bulllonpille or at some 9TH
er point accessableito the producers of
the district.
K: Mr.. Werk will remain in the city a,
few days before returning to his Ohio,
home. He will not return west until
after the November election.
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THOUSAND TONS
PRODUCED DAILY
Cumberland Ely Mine Now Con-
tributing This Amount Of Ore
To Concentrating Mill,
-
ELY COPPER SHIPMENTS
ELY COPPER SHIPMENTS.
a Car Load a Day. or 100000 Pounds
Shipped to the Eastern
Refnerics.

Ore pruauo,ion Of the Cumberland
3 ELY mine. is now up to above 1000
Il tons a day says the White Pine News.
after running in the neighborhood
$of 800 tons a day for Il period of sew
/ ernl months. Copper Flat steam SHOW
8el production Is up to about
5000 tons 4 day, where 1t can be
held OF advanced as occasion re-
ssquires without difficulty. The Joint
shipments of Cumberland Ely and.
q Nevada Consolidated are therefore
giving about 1000 tons daily to the re-
.4ductlon works.
The concentration has four sections
= going and by the middle Of next
I month should have the fifth in readi-
ness to turn over TO the operating de-
partmert. The sixth section Will be
Y ready to So$into commission some time
lin November. Delivery Of ore since
putting on of the unloading crew has
4 been much more rapid and conges-5
"A ton on the concentration trestle has
fsbeens done away With.
8E ln8the smelling division there Is be-
i ing steady gain made. 1t is the pres
e ent expectation of the management
81 hat within so days there will have been
Improvement in output and along all
Il other lines of operation thatSwill occa-l
sion those who keep track of the
4 smelling Industry to sit ZIP and take
VI sotla new notes. This belief is justified
by the success that has attended OPP.
q Grafton since starting up in July, every
week since which time there have been
gains made all along the line.
Copper shipments are being made.
Output of q car a day, or
= 1eo.c COO pounds, is not far off. That
amount attained and 1t will be an easy
- ep to the next stage, or "a car and a
ahalfsa day. and then on UP.
i. X i u Z. ( 5sE
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NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS O. 5,

------- is555 ltfs
Friday. oct, 2, 1908.
Alnalgaulated Copper ...#.... . ~
I American Car & Foundry ......l': s ss.
American Locomotive. AZ. aosi
Am. Smelling & Refining SosA
Il Am. Smelling & Refining, pfd. l0t I
American Sugar Refining, ......lso!5
Anaconda Mining Co., eM div. 80 ~ ~,
Atchison OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sets
Atchison, pfd. i....i...i.5., ~. ~
Baltimore & Ohio ..........,.s...t.. 9 "
Brooklyn Rapid Transit go. y a ~,
Canadian Pacific {. ~
Chesapeake 81 Ohio 4. /. II II ~
Chicago Northwestern .....s.....t, 10! 10y,
Chicago. Mil. e st. Paul .....s.....l 56!s
Colorado Fuel Il Iron ........,...... aa4
Colorado Southern NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. , aus
Delaware & Hudson ...t...-i..l oI rs
Denver 81 Rio Grande, bid .,..,.:... %
Denver & Rio Grandc. pfd., bid % %
Erie y. =. ~ ~, ~ :,
Great Northern, &pfd ........-. 70 !. n y
Great Northern Ore Gifts .......'.. ,5 o. Z
Illinois Central ...... ....5........ I. LOO r.
International Paper ....,.........5.., ~
marlborough Met, ~ !,
Interborough Met. pfd ,.....,'. -. -, o. o.. '2
Louisville & Nashville ........... A, IVY W II
Missouri Pacific ~. % =
Missouri, Kansas & Texas ......t. AVS AVS
National Biscuit ............?f....t.'sss go t
National Lead .,...............:....e 2,s
N,,,,.55 5yo,ls Central .l045a
~, pa,,ifi,, !. , ). !. /. sa
PAT A. Mail s... 25a
1,a,,,syIynnia 123A
4Pea ,T t ..,.. ~. 9494
prsssad s,eel C,a,. 81
p,,lI,1,nn 4 T,alace car ,.....l61
Reaaina 1905
Rock Island CO. ........l....,. 20A
p All Island % MD As
ssomthern Paoifio 1O37 q
Southern RAILWAY ........... 2iss
Union Pacific y. \. ..i63A
United states Steel .............., Ash
.Irnited states Steel ND 1873
Wabash 80. ,...... rs
Western Union NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., o1 70
Standard Oil OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. on s
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IS cents an ounce. or ss52aa,7oo. AS
compared with the output OF 1906 the
commercial value, on account of the
decline in the price of silver, was $685.
200 LEGS. .g
Colorado leads in the production of
z both gold and silver. having furnished
S20,S97 ], 900 of the former and s7,5S.000
of the latter metal
Alaska produced S1S,4s9,40o in gold,
followed by California with s16.S5S,500;
Nevada, with S13411 600; Utah with S5,-
312l, 800: South Dakota, s4,l3s,200; Mon
atana, 50, 472600; Arizona. 81, 664 900: Ida
no, $1,255,900. and Oregon, SLICE 200
Next to Colorado in the production
of silver was Utah. sT52S500; Mon
tara with $7,S45500; Nevada s5,465. 100;
Idaho. S5.206500; Arizona, S1,916,000 and
California 81 ,049, 400.
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RACK FRoM BEAVER.

]. T. Breckon. manager of the Utah
Gold & Copper Mines company, has re-.
turned from Beaver county. where he
went to make an inspection of the
property of this corporation and to In
augurate development campaign. The
Utah Gold s. Copper Mines is the sue
cessor of the Utah Arnalgamated Cop-
per company. Four minors We been
put to work to tunnel to tap the in
clined shaft at a depth or several hun
dred feet, in which very encouraging
strike was made last fall of lead, sill
yer and copper bearing ores, carrying
small percentage Of zinc. Water was
encountered, making the running of a.
drainage tunnel imperative
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T0DAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. Oct. Close: Money
call steady 1 - Il 1 ai ruling rate
4 10: closing bid / III, offered at
81 1-2.
Time loans, very dull and steady;
60 days, . 1-2 at 81 per cent; 90 days
3; Six months 3 IL.
per cent.
Sterling exchange weaker with act
ual business in bankers bills at
SlS4.S5 at .05 for so days and ut
1920 for demand.
Commercial bills Si.Si 3-s Il SIS
Bar silver, 81 IL.
Mexican dollars a5c.
Government bonds steady; rail-
road bonds firm.
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SIOUX CON. DIVIDEND.

Manager Loose SAYS Directors VIII
surely Post One.
&c. H. Loose. manager OF the Sioux
Consolidated Mining company, stated
today that the directors at their meet
ing on the 10th inst. would undoubt-
edly post the initial dividend.
IT am not going to say how much
of "a dividend II will he, said he, but
shareholders Will receive something.
believe in conservatism and do not fa-
vor depicting the treasury all ut once.
I prefer to GO slow and keep up regu-
lar dividends rather than make a big
splurge and then have to lay down
and miss them occasionally.
"of course. haze only just taken
the management of the Sioux Consolid-
ated, and LIDO not know yet what can
be depended on in the way Of earnings.
Hut | Viii Know before the next 60
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New York Oct 1.-The market for
evaporated apples is more or less nomi-
nal and unsettled as a reelection of early
new crop supplies. Prime. fruit for No
sNemher delivery Is said to he available nj
Pacific coast points, but little Is available
as; choice to fancy. crop Of 1907 are
Field at 1905, nominal; lower grades at
Az df6I4
Prunes are quiet on spot, viii! quota
lions ranging from I to- Ia for Califor-
mia and from "a TO q u for Oregon.
Apricots were unchanged with choice
f at i4PSi.: extra choice, at SGD9; and
fancy at 1910 Y
Peaches continue quiet. with choice
quoted at 7Gf7 u; xetra choice at 1lsGpS:
sndsfancy ut So az.
Raisins are in moderate demand. with
loose museatel quoted at ! y dlfk; choice
to fancy seeded at 6h4IA; seedless at
as az; and London layers at / ,s01 t65
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CONCENTRATES.

General Manager g. w. Lambourne
Of the DAILY Judge Mining company
went to Park City this morning.
Mine Manager Gates of the Boston
Consolidated complains OF a shortage
of miners i'll Bingham at the present
time.
General Manager Manchett of the
Newhouse mines Is in Bingham today
looking over matters at the Boston
Consolidated mine.
1t is expected that the directors Of
the Sioux Consolidated Mining COM
pany at their next meeting will post
tho initial dividend of that corpora
ton.
The old Emma mine at Alta has been
closed temporarily, pending the compile
ton Of the surface and underground
surveys of the property. 1t is the de-
K sire ofeethe management: Ito GET rs
bearings before proceeding further With.
the development campaign
Owners of the Brandberg property In
Big Cottonwood canyon are elated over
q new strike made recently. Is
claimed that three feet offsoid galena
ore has been exposed in the cross cut
tunnel through which the property Is
being developed. Assays run as high
us Go per cent lead.
The mines of the American Fork min
ing district are being connected with
the outside world by telephone lines.
Wires arc being stretched across the
mountain from Alta. This service Will
be a great convenience to the mine
owners of this district, especially IN
the winter tiine when roads are FREE
quently impossible for weeks at
time.
Owen a. Bailey. president OF the
Phoebe DernijShn Mining company mas
returned from a trip to Phoebe. ne
Wine, he states, from the 100 foot Level,
although 40 feet off the main vein, at
SIS feet depth is in a handsome car
donate ore which looks like ready
money. When the Wiuze reaches the
ECO level. a crosscut Is to be run and
upraising upon the ore will be begun
The Buffalo Consolidated Mining
company. which proposes to do bust
ness in the Ophir mining district IN
Tooele county, with a capital stock OF
s1,oD0000, fl shares of 10 cents each,
filed its articles of incorporation yes
iterday. The officers of the company
are: Samuel j. Pollock, president Al
len T. Sanford, secretary: William T.
Plckard. treasurer; George w. E. Dor
sey. vice president. Karl IA. Mayer Is
added to complete the board of dir rec
tors of five.
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MAMMOTH SHIPPING. !.
Orc Going to Ogden Smcltcr--Ship-
n nientsfron Tintic7 This Week

q
n nientsfrom Tintic7 This Week
Especial 10 the News
Eureka, Oct. 2.-The Mammoth Min
carloads having been consigned during
the week to the Independent Smelling
company at Ogden. The ore assays
about $50 Il ton In gold silver and
lead and is of Il character, it Is said.
very much desired at the Ogden fur
naces. For this reason. Manager Nc,
Intyra has succeeded in getting mar.
lset with the Independent company on
terms very favorable to the mining COR
poration ,s4,ss s.,7,.5 Il, Il
The ore shipments from the Tintic
district this week amount ted to lao car
loads. the distribution-be being as follows:l
Dragon Iron. S; Mammoth. s. Sioux
Consolidated. o; Colorado, ID; Grand
Central. Z; Victoria, Q, Iron Blossom. 9 9; !.
Mammoth. 2; Yankee Consolidated s.;
Black Jack, i; Shoebridge, J.; Eureka
Hill, 3; Centennial Eureka. AZ; May
Day, z; Uncle Sam Consolidated. s;
BullionfRe l; Eagle & Blue BellA1;
Utah Consolidated (rintic),za. The Ora :
gon. Iron Blossom Beck Tunnel and
gShoebridge shipments were made in
small cars
shipments to the Tintic Smelling
company amounted to Al carloads, as
follows: Dragon Iron, s: Horn Silver
tFriscol. IL Grand Central, Z; Victoria,
.; Iron Blossom, .; Beck Tunnel Con-
solidated, IA; Lower Mammoth, 2; YAM
kec Consolidated. IL; Black Jack, l;
Mountain Lake, i; Silver Shield. l.;
Shoebridge. ].
The Telluride Power company, which
Is building its lines to the Tintic smelt-
&er. will have all connections made. il
everything goes along without any IN
terruption. in about three weeks. It
viii probably be NOV. 10. however, be-
fore the smelter is started again.
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

Davis DAILY, 2ss@H; East Butte
S@h; Majestic, 69@T115; Nipissing,
SAG 1a;s,Y Yukon, AS @a: g. 9. & s.,
S0p10; Corbin, 100 ~; Newhouse, S y
or u . IS. s.. Com, 391k @4O; do pfd.,
344@ g. b. Coaln., 25A al Centennial,
"a % *: Greene Cananea, 103s@& !,
North Butte, SO 1a@ u Tamarack. II
QD73;; United Copper. 11ls3 e: Utah
Copper, 42A@H Cum Ely, rs mMi
Dom. Cop, BG15-16. GirouX. AMA;
Kew s@4:@ New Utah. . 15-16@S;
First Nat, 10 " Boston Cou,14@b;
Miami 1915 6D1a.Utah Apex, AS 0D.Tss !;
Az. Coml.. 30A Ds Bingham. s5M5o:
DAILY West, 9kGpA CRANKY, 1000
g1Sm II; Old Dom. 400 Il Parrot, &c u
5dDiIat shannon, 14M m15; Trinity, 1870
~: Utah Com. 40 1a.
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MONTHLY STATEMENT
OF THE PUBLIC DEBT

Washington, Oct. 2-The monthly
Statement OF tho public debt shows
that 2. at tie close of business Sept. 30.
i90s,3 tho debt less cash in the treasury
amounted to $ges,2s3, SO. which is an IN
crease for the month Of t$i,317,o6a.
Thesdebt is :'ecapitulated:
Interest bearing debt...........S S9T. 253, 800
Debt on which interest has
ceased since maturity ..,..... 1888, lS
Debt bearing no interest...... S96, sS9, o37
~ OIL - W ~ oln'i-o
This amount, however does not In
Eclude $3.50, 020,S69 iii certificates and
treasury notes outstanding which are on
set by an equal amount OF cash in the
treasury. held for the redemption. The
cash i'll the treasury is classified az fol-
lows:
5aIOlu reserve s.......- ......-....S l,l,up0,Vfl
Trust funds ....,.. ............ a33S5 G2O $50
General fund ............... 10000, $40
In national banl. depositures. 1885. 800
in treasury OF the Philippine
Islands ...... E..........,....-.... 36SI,lJa
Total .......... ......,....... .s1,7T9 G35 OPS
Against which there are demand la
bbilities outstanding amounting to sli50,-
hS2450, which leaves Il cash balance on
hand OF $;a29 oa3.5i3. Total receipts for
the MONTH sis,S2ott14. Total expenditures,
S52,aof,os5.
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81. LOUIS.

& ST. Louis, Oct wool. unchan-ed.
Territory western mediums, lIm20; fine
mediums, 15Ml7: fine. 19Mli
.5 LONDON. si5is
London, Oct. 1.-The offerings at the
wool auction sales today amounted 70
IA ,159 bales The selection was sit
iperiors one and continental buyers Sc
cured the bulk OF 1t. after active com
petition Americans purchased Tasmania
first comeback greaSies at ll3ad.
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UTAH is SECOND.
In Production of Silver Last Year
Colorado Is First.

Washington. Oct. 2.-AThe production
of gold and silver by the mints of the
limited Statese for the calendar year
1907, as determined by the bureau of
the mint and the geological survey. act
ing in conjunction. aggregated 4,374,S2T
ounces of fine gold of the value of $780,.
435.7GO and 56,514,70o fine ounces of sill.
Yer of the commercial value averaging
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WEST QUINCY ELECTION.
DIR. E. Y. Van Norman Named as
President of Organization.

1Dr. 10 v, van Norman Namcd as
President OF Organization.
At the special Meeting OF sharehold-
ers of the West Quincy Mining com
spaIy held yesterday afternoon the
board Of directors was organized by
the election of the following: f. e..
Hendrick of ( Carbondale, Pa; ]. Il.
Rand Of New York. DR.. e. v, Van Nor
man of Los Angeles. II. Edwin Moore
of Los Angeles, II. G. Cav, w. H.
Sheets and George w. Morgan of this
city
DR.. e. " Van Norman has been
chosen president; George w. Morgan.
vice president; II. c. Cav. secretary,
and treasurer Plans for the resump-
ton of work were discussed but Moth.
ing definite was determined. The mat
ter of buying some additional property
was left to the discretion of the board.
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COPPER EXPORTS.

James A. Pollock 6: Co. bankers and
brokers. west Second South street,
furnish tho following, received over
their private wire. this afternoon:
New York wires: Exports Of copper
for the week ending Oct. !. amounted
10 4,035 tons and from Jan j, 22S,40S
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WOOL
.cAIcAGo.

Chicago, Oct. Liberal shipments
from Argentina and a continued neayy
movement In The northwest caused slight
weakness in the wheat market today,
prices at the opening being a shade 10
+ Is "a lower. There was scattered sell-
ing by commission houses early in the
day and prices declined about a from
the opening high point Talk OF falling
off on export business at New York HAD
saOlnv cnect. December. after opening
at l.0o1s to COL, SOLD at l.ooh e..l.ep -
and then declined sto LOO s
December corn unchau.ed to u o.
higher ut 66ss Gh66es TO tDia and soid at
December. outs opened unchanged at
Light stocks OF provisions here as
shown by the monthly stateinen ISSUED 4.
worlds stocks Of lttrd last month wers
strengthening Influences. Prices at tho
opening were unchanged TO lGc. higher.
off to 99l4. The close was weak at al
most The lowest point and AZ net losses
q AR1 AT S;o j, Final i AL 5aaot q on
The corn market became weak In the
I last half of the day owing chiefly to
the slump in wheat. The low point for
December WAS 10 "A The close weak Dc
Ciose--Wheat-Dec. Sax a 1885,; to g9o3s
May, Io2M al .o29s July: $50.
Corn---Oct.. 15ls, pecS b9ss; May, tiss;
9 oats0Dec.. ts,s; May. alGi5l1 "; July. AS.
Pork-oct.. 1876: Dec, H.s71a dl4,oo
Jan, 1880: MAJ l6. 72!s;
Lard-Oct.s 10 ~ a To- 81; Nov, 10 81 \: a
1910: Jan. o.S5: May. 9.7i9s.
Ribsoct,, 9.Sa: jan. 0 .75dpS,7lk: May,
ss7 Y
Barley-t.as 81 G..
a EI%s,aaoo 3st is So
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ORE AND BULLION

The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
Company were: Crude ore and concern
tratc. $4,000; base bullion. 100000. 10
tai $4,000
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UTAH COPPER p1vIpEEp.

The actual amount checked out yes
terday by the Utah Copper company,
representing the initial dividend. was
sS3S, 4l2.51. As the basis for the divi-
dend was so cents a share. the number
of issued shares in TIM. company is 656,-
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SLUGGISH MARKET TODAY.
Mason Valley One OF Tic Few Stocks
Remaining Firm.

5I The mining stock market WAS slug
sist again today with the leaders in
5clned to sag. Iron Blossom and Sioux
both lost a few points,
while Mason Valley remained firm with
sales reported at So and $2.O2Is.
Among heunlisteds, Ohio Copper
sold at SO. Silver King Coalition at
$3.50 and t1intah Treasure Fill at 1879
cents. The closing quotations and
sales We're:
MORNING CALL.
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BOND INTEREST PAID.

The Interest due on Utah Copper
bonds was due yesterday and 100000
was checked out for distribution among
bondholders. fi