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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-27
ELECTRIC LAMPS.

ELECTRIC LAMPS made out of your oIt kerosene one. Fixtures and all kinds ol braas goods refinished. West Electric & Mfg Co. Phone e2s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-27
WANTED--T0 BUY.

s.s------~-s~-->---.--.---- -----------~-----~-~~~
 NOTICE-L want house and lot or lot Id Montgomery, Ala, must be in blocks of depot give lowest cash price. Address L5ck Box 3ts. OpeIfka, Ala -e-iSt
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MONEY To LOAN.

 Si00, 0oO.o0 to loan on real estate at per cent The State Abstract CO. No IT, 8. Perry street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-27
REAL ESTATE

JAMES GALIaAdHER--Raeare N5S~S
 National and Fourth Natienat zaAnza e9
 .--tf
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MULES AND HORSES.

WE ARE receiving to car loads daily of thoSa nice Tsnnesses and Ksntueky mules. A lot of horses on hand. Come to zee us. New stables a01 N Perry street Abraham BroA Horse & Mule Co.
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COAL

OUR Acton-EEstena is the bat coal mined.
 We make no exceptionA It burns fraeiy, leaves no clinhefs and few ashsG Try cur high grade red ssh nut Banks cO9i Co. 'Phene res. ~-k4
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BUILDING.

- .-s.~s->
 work will sell you home terms to suit you. office 10 s. Perry, Phone III. W. E soles q Co. --30t
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pRINTTNG

WANTBD--Your printing for dogers. bills of ladlng. dray tickets. circulars or any
 thing in printing that is a quantity. We have an automatic press. the only enc in iAe state Prompt service; telephone us at tss Woodruf Co u
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-27
WANTED-R0oM OR BOARD.

buy 100 pcands good. clean iinsn or cotton rags- The Advsrfissr Co. tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-27

WANTED--In select private family two rooms and bath. with table board: by cou- pie and single gentleman. Prices no object. Permanent. Must be exclusive and first class. Address. giving location. x. '. e., care Advertiser. --s-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-27
FOR SALE

WAhphobEo-ooiaen oak mlrrored war t16 Plain walnut finished double wardrobe worth $l5 for ss. Packed and shipped without extra charge. James offara, iis. f20 Monroe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-27

WANTED-You to illustrate your ada with
 our cuts: they add sS per cent to the The Advertiser Engraving Company. Phone seJ. --ef
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-27

WE HAVE on hand new delivery ws Eons; also new one-horse drayA Bowdain Light
 Carriage Co. --tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-27
AEISCELLANEOUR.

WANTED--The public Co know that ths
 Montgomery Abstract Company aaa ralssesnd 10 Nos. 6ee.i0-i1 (Hfth noor1 Efrst Na1ioael Bank Building. ~-s9-lf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-27
HOT DRINKS.

FOR e delicious. refreshing Grinlx. try Champagne or Grape Phosphate. at Hale 6 Co.'G They so right to that thirsty spot.
 Pure Cocacoih our speciality. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-27

WAETED-Furnished light housekeep. ing rooms, south of Dexter. close in. Address l.. M., care Advertiser. sat.
 WANTED-By three adults. until the mid- dle of March. board and rooms in a private family in desirable residence district. State location and when may be seen. Ad- dress w. s. Lss care Advertiser. --t4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-27
FOR RKNT---R0cNs.

FOR RENT---one well furnished room. bath and modern conveniences. To one or two gentlemen. Private family. best neighbor-
 1a-su-mo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-26
PARK CITY NEWS.
Comstock- California Consolidation Re-
yivcd Again.

It is understood that the PROPOSE
ton of consolidating the old Com
stock and the California properties
for the purpose of systematic develop
ment is again being considered. says
the Park City Record. Both Of these
properties have well equipped works
on the ground. boarding houses, etc,
and II seems that golden opportun-
ty is being lost so long as they re-
main idle
Reports coming down from the
Wabash property are of very en-
couraging nature. and from all ac-
counts a small strike made at the
workings last Sunday Is panning out
In splendid shape. Since the recent
inauguration of a strenuous campaign
of development work, every effort Is
being expended .by the management
I'm pushing right ahead for the pur-
nose of seeing exactly the conditions
as they exist, and so far no disap-
pointments have been experienced.
The Wabash people are certainly
among the number Of deserving pro-
motors I'm this camp and IL is the hone
Of one and all that conditions there
viii continue to improve with every
shifts work.
Reports are to the effect that men
will be nut 10 work soon at the DAILY
and NaildriVer properties, The re-
turn of President Bambergcr from
tho cast win doubtless bring more
definite information,
The official survey Of the Park
Virginia property. formerly the Clark
Virginia, was completed the fore part
Of the week, II is understood that
arrangements for tho commencement
Of a campaign OF development work
are practically complete.
Things in the Elkhorn district for
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PROFITS OF A
y NEVADA NINE
Two Weeks Cleanup of Round
Mountain Mine Nets TWen-
ty-Five Thousand.
C0LORAD0ANS WANT CONTROL
Offer SO Per share for StocL--Fivc
Mills Now Being Operated al
Round Mountain


capt George |. Gordon is In receipt
of letter from GoldfioId containing
,bo i,,,o,,,,,,,,,, a., 49,, ~,
'H'' 'is ho''''u "ou'-
tdln Mlnlns company made net pro-
fit of $4,000 from the cleanup at its
mill. represeptiny tho dret two veal,s
,,e a., ,,1,o... 49,,
'i'o'P'"'
some time ago syndicate OF Colora-
do mining men, after visiting Round
Mountain. made an nff,.r of 30 ner share
al, {, soo ooo - ,,,,,., ,.,4..-..
T., H. ny', ~ 'u ,' Oil'.s i..eI I
,a,., to -, " aild 5''' 49, Nus 70
~ Ia.,,1i,' j,,., ~ :" VI
49, r 49, '9'S ~ ''I'u'''tu US
s,it -, - @ rs 10
,t.,toS ID, e h!,d -, L., sp,i., ea'.,
~, III 60 80 80. ~,
- ~, ~ ,','s,,. w
Tho ,noo,i,'s Nv, ,1,o 1,,t,,i,, ~
The offo, fro,,, ~, Coio,i,oy, ''r,'
s,,so1 :, ~ ~ S,o', M's go
ala ,,.i,,, ~. -, -" 49, ~,
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CRAIG AT SEVEN TRoUGHs.
Is Installing New Hosting Plant at
The EcllDsc

w, J, Craig, of Salt Lake. general
manager OF the Seven Troughs Eclipse
Mining company, operating the Eclipse
group north of the famous Mazuma
Hills estate, says the Seven Troughs
Miner, arrived in the distric Monday
He expects to remain n week or ten
days. The purpose of his visit at this
time is to superlntend the installation
Of the fifteen horsepower gasoline hoist
which has just been purchased by the
Eclipse company and which IL expect
ed to arrive on the property the early
part Of next week
With the installation of the hoist.
General Manager craig win inaugurate
q plan Of deep mining on the Eclipse
estate which Is showing UP in a omst
satisfactory manner A few days ago.
the crosscut from the main shaft on
the 1850 foot level cut n vein for dis
lance of IL feet, the whole width being
sulphide ore and only one wall being
revealed. The rock Is identical to that
which was encountered on the Hayes a.
Reagan lease ON the Maauma Hills
property to the south. Immediately
preceding the discovery of the FIRST
great shoot OH that lease
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STOCKS FREELY
OFFERED FOR SALE
----------.------------
Market Opened Much 0uieter
Than il Has for Many
Days Past.
PRICE CHANGES ARE NARROW
Active Properties Fluctuntcd irrceu-
larry. Rise In Few Spccialtics Be-
Ing Without influence.

New Yark, May 26Tho stock mar
ket opened today quieter than for many
DAYS past Dealings were small and
prices changes were narrow and mixed
st. Paul and Anaconda declined u.
Beyond those, the changes were trivial
The tone of the market slowly nm
proved SO that the opening losses were
an recovered and fractional gains es-
tablished for some of the leaders Busi-
ness remained light ana became shihi.er
when prices were at their Dest, va
tional Lead improved 29s ana Souei
ern Railway preferred l. ~ o.,
st Paul fell back ga helow as rns.
night and Union Pacific ana heauli,s
~ rio movement OF these stocks
dominated the market and declineS y,
~ r,i,,t ar more were made IN hait q
do,,e,, other active stocks j. syuptttE
i,rbt eelIine WAS sufficient 10 pio"".S
this effect.
bonds were irregular. ,atn hui
,i,,a ,,,arket began to mend again w.
,hc recovery fell short OF yeS',, a.
'rioos and ceased before l e'oVn
snite the strength Of a rev ''iuiN'
stocks. ,,o,, uo,roN,1v
The active stocks tluctuateu mar ~ ~ ~
and ilregularly. and the rase ~ " 49,
eno,.inltios was without influence
The market closed "ean "''
mt the lowest prices
There was a renewed outpourihg OF
stocks i'm the final hour 10 the accom-
nanyment of crop damage reports 81.
paul was forced AS under last nighl
and Union Pacific $3s. Otherwise an
active speculative stocks suffered
equally with the grangers.
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NEW YORK CURB.

Furnished by q private wire by Bad
ger Bros, brokers, 100 south Main
Ahmeck, 55a7O; Butte Extn.. i5ia@
1854 Butte & London, i0a5O; cum
ELY SlsMSA: East Butte GQ6A Ma
jcstir, 6OmGi, New, Utah, 9lGW39s;
Nirissiug. 65sd7: Hcwanos. GaGA. s.
& T., li%Wa; Black Min. +4d4is;
First National 24@2s4 Ell Con, 5l4M
SIS, Daisy 1890 i06; Green Gold. %@i;
Green Gold & Silver. it@ss Do pfd.
l@lh King Edw. 5saA Mckinley,
1l-lGMA MIcMac. 35sG37s Mines
America. l's4iA Nev. Utah, 37-lGd
3 9-lG; United Copper, MOTH DO. pfd.
2lU93; stewart 7s0l ohio copper, 20.
as Mont Shoshone, l3-i6A15-l6; Tono.
Mining liaGlA Furn. Creek. i5Ql1:
IN Rayo, i7sn2; Dom. Copper, 1901;
Ely Cons, 1895, Nov. SIN. iisWlA3
cum, ELS, SnSh Ney. Cons liA@i2;
Tu Bullion, 77bW2, GirouN, 3LQ39. I;
Dolores 1d1h; stewart, 7s@l5-l6;
Barnes King 9s@N, Davis DAILY, 2b@
3A Ohio copper 2&@3. Or can. 9isG
sSs Bos. con. llhWlih: Tintlo, 3is@4i
Nip. GIami Utah COP, 3l@3lia; r. g.,
3IH N31la; Ne. 7ita7ia; Nh. l3i0l35i, !.
4. W. 2l@23; Do. pfd, i0@il Federal
conn '0asO; Pr. llH15ia
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FORENOON ON ~
MINING EXCHANGE
----------------------
The Knight Issues Active During
The Regular and Open
Board Calls.
MOUNTAIN LAKE IS LOWER.
Seven Troughs Holds Its Own-Uintah
Treasure Hill-Closing Quo
tatiops and Snlcs.

Trading in mining stocks on the min
ing exchange today was fairly brisk
with the knight Issues leading in the
transactions, and slightly lower prices
prevailing. Mountain Lake. which has
advanced rapidly during the past few
days lost ground again, there being a
disposition to take profits. Black Jack
went off a few points; but Iron Bios
SON made gains on the open board. The
only Park city stock participating was
Wabash. which was bought at 50 and
90 cents. Nevada Hills came out at
s2.sO; while Seven Troughs held steady
az 2a1s cents,
Among the unlisteds, silver King
Coalition was sold at $3.50: Thompson.
at 20 and 27 Ohio Copper at $2.75 West
Quincy at 10; l5ouvard at 2iia and
Uintah Treasure Hin at u cash and
2lta on a G0-day buyer,
The closing quotations and sales
We're:
FORENOON CALL.
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DOUBLES CAPITALIZATION.
pollock Special wire.)

san Francisco, May 26.-Announce-
ment was made in the office of the
secretary of the San trancisc exchange
yesterday that the Mexican. one Of
the Comstock compauys' had doubled
it's capitalization. declaring a dividend
of two shares of new stock for every
one of the old issue, presented TO the
secretary of the company on or after
May 2S. On that morning the stock
will be called on the board Elk Div. the
par value of the stock, three dollars,
remains unchanged and the new capit-
alization will be POI 80 shares.
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MONTANA SMOKE CASE.
Arguments Begun at Helena Before
Judge Hunt.

Helena. Mont, May 26.-Argument5
in what is known as the smoke case
were begun this forenoon before Judge
Hunt in the federal court. This is a
suit instituted by farmers OF the Deer
Lodge valley against the Anaconda
shelters of the Anaconda Copper Min
ing company. It being alleged that
gases and acids from the chimneys
have destroyed vegetation and live
stock The testimony was taken be-
fore a referee, but objection was made
to his findings. and Judge Hunt con-
cluded to hear argument thereon be-
fore rendering his decision. 1t is
sought to close the smelter and col
lect damages for alleged destruction.
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ming through the company's ground.
one TO the north and one south, and
though drifts were sent both ways at
the beginning. the former has now
been abandoned and the management
will stay with the present plan Of
work at least until the ledge is cut
and the formation there shown up.
Those Interested in the proposition
are confident that some day they Will
have n big showing there and 1t is
the hope OF their many friends that
such Will be the case.
ore Shiptnents--Daly Judge, ISL
600: Silver King. l,t35,420; total
pounds, 1,4t6,42O.
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REGULAR GALL SALES,

Black Jack. loo az IS
Bullock. 500 at 1919.
Century. 100 at A., 300 M IS, buyer CO.
Colorado 200 al 40
Columbus Con, 300 at 1856 300 at
1.62is.
lndiun Queen. 500 q, o.
Iron Blossom, 1900 at e., 500 at 81,
seller so; 300 at GS 5000 at S. buyer co
Mountain Lake. 1000 al 20. seller so.
500 at II; 100 mt 20. buyer 90. 100 at -.
Nevada Hills, 200 OF t2,2O
Seven Troughs, 500 at 29ls, 1000 at
29is. buyer 30.
silver Shield, 81 AT 9.
Sioux Com 1000 az 2jia 800 ut %.
South Columbus CON, 100 At 81, 100
at 6S
Swansea. % al ZOO
Utah Con. fTnticl 5000 at O.
Wabash 100 at 30; 100 at 49, 100 at
go buyer 60.
OPEN BOARD.
Beck Tunnel 500 at l17la; 200 at liz,
seller 90
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LIVESTOCK.
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas city. May 26.--cattle-Re-
ceipts, 5000; market steady to 10 lower;
Native steers. 5 00I 90. native cows ana
ers, 3.25@5. 26; bulls, 5000 . 20 4;
calves. 3.5OI6.00: western steers, 4 10 "
6 so; western cows. 3. 25@5.2 20.
Hogs--Receipts $4,000; market steady
heavy, 3 20 a 40; packers and butch
ers 3 2Od5 80; lights, 8 .o595.2o piss
4.0Oq4.25.
Sheep Receipts 5000; market steady.
Muttons, 4.oOa4. 40: lambs. > .5oa . So
range wethers, 4,OOq4.25; fed ewes,
3 .50@ 10.
Omaha. Neb., May 2s.--Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 300: market slow TO 10 TO 10
lower. Native steers, 4 50q6 10; cows
and heifers, 3O0G6.S5 western steers.
8 5OG6 90; Texas steers, 2.75@4 rs;
range cows and heifers, 2.754 $50; can
ners, 2.o04S. so: stockers and feeders.
3 .00G6. 25 calves, s % n 20; bulls and
HoEs-Receipts, 1900; market shade
stronger Heavy 5.f565.2h; mixed,
5.121s6l5. Is; lights, > .10@ 5 II !. pigs,
4 .25@5 .OO bulk of sales, 5.l21s q
sheep-Receipts, $780,. market
steady. warnings 475d5 %; wethers,
500 3 ,oO ewes. 4.OOG4.5 So; lambs,
5'10@ o. 80 cu1cAco
Chicago, May 26.--Cattle Receipts,
1000; market steady. Beeves 1850
Z 80; Texans 4 6OG .65 westerns, 4. so
Gf5 10; stockers and feeders, 5 40d .35;
cows and heifers, 2 .30@6 10; calves.
3 .O0G650.
Hogs Receipts about 10000, market
steady. Lights. ) .15d . 40; mixed, 40
5.47iA; heavy, .l04 ; 45; rough, 8 10
a %; good TO choice heavy. . goa 40;
pigs. / OO@4. 80; bulk of sales. 500
. 40.
Sheep--Receipts about 10000; market
steady. Native. 3 50q5. 20; western, 3 90
G5.Ib: yearlings, 3 .50G D .05: lambs,
4 5000. 10: western, 45Od6.7o.
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REGULAR AFTERNOON SALES.

Bingham Amalgamnted, 500 at q.
Colorado. 400 at 4.07h
Iron Blossom. 500 at 65: 200 at So
Lower Mammoth. 100 at %.
Mountain Lake, 1000 at so. buyer go:
800 at 6S; 1,500 at s. seller so.
Seven Troughs $500 at 29,s 800 at
30la, buyer So
South Swansea 100 at 81
Uncle Sam. $50 at So
Victor Con, 500 at ga.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-26

PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago, May s6.---Thc wheat market
was weak at the opening TO-DAY because
of an easy tone at Liverpool In the
generally favorable weather in this
country was also Il bearish factor. July
wheat opened b@A to Am% lower
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-26

Dulls tho seythe of Father Time
The electric spark goes through every
part of your body, bringing new lire
and hone HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea brings back that feeling Of
by-gone days rs cents, Tea or nab
lets. Godbe Pits Drug Co.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS.
st. Louis May 26.---Wool, dull. Ter
ritory and western mediums, f2Yl5: fine
mediums 00l3; fine, SOIL
BOSTON.
Boston. May 26.--A slight improve
ment noted in local markets, The move
ment in new Arizona clip has reached
over half Il million pounds. The scour-
ed basis ON good fine territory clothing
wool Is so cents and SO cents for Orc
gon staple.
LONDON
London, May 25.-rhe offerings Mt the
wool auction sales TO-DAY numbered H.
gg6 bales Buyers from all sections com
peted keeuly, ana the highest prices of
the session were realized. Crossbreds.
when suitable for America. occasionally
brought an advance of Der cent over
the last series. Mernos were IN strong
request for tine continent, especially fine
conbingS.
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II you roach mans heart
h his stomach
HUsLER'S
FLOUR
has taken the place Of Cupid.

AT eoa. sr goTs sold at 90% aud then adj
Vauced to 90 * @9l
The corn market was generally strong.
The May option was very erra, nc, s a,i,
ing over range of 21h WITHIN tue nrst
half hour Continued rains in the corn
belt which are interfering WIN farm
work were bullish factor; May corn
opencd "A lower at ~ Is ana IN me carly
trading sold between tSbs ana 10. jury
corn opened =. to q lower at 10 TO DO q
and sold ut 66S ~ 6b =.
The oats market was dull ana steauy'
Julv oats opened shade lower at 4'tt
The market for 1.-Two hogs had a de-
pressing effect on provisions pnt pTlceis
were not materially changed Luly PORK
wns unchanged Mt 10 81 u. Lard was
oiL higher at 8 a.. Ribs were shade
lower al .a2 y q !! 10. .o s,ro,,r
in The latter half of the day because
OF the bulge in corn. July sold up 10
90 The cit-e WAS steady with July
up lis Q92tE
bullish in the latter part - the sos
sion. The hull leader who has been
represented as having "corner on
statement to the effect that corn is go
ing much higher the price of the May
option advanced 5 to 1s!., while July
sold up to % q. The close as strong with
May IA higher at rs "a and July UP 2Y
Close whcat--.May 1864; July s2A /;
Sept. S0[.; Dec. 9o1a.
se G9r9 So 4. Dec . +; H. July 'S" ~'S
''e otats@Ntay old 81 &; May so; July old
i79s July. l5% sept. 39st.
Iorl-May <13. 10; July 1915; Sept
IL 90.
I.nrd,-Nlay S.4eh; July s.55; Sept.
Ri6s-Mayy 7e7ss; July 1879; Sept
rs
Rye-Cash 81.
Barley--Cash 6iNs5.
Timothy-Sept. 4 90.
EyAPoRATED FRUITS.
New York, May Chickering'S of
evaporated apples are limited and the
market showed steady tone, notwith-
standing an indifferent demand. Fancy
are quoted at 100 1919 choice, Shm D.
prime. u Is.
market shows a flrmer tone. Quote range
from 31k to IS for California fruit, and
from ga to 10 for oregon.
Apricots quiet; choice, $50 u; extra
choice 144l4i9 fancy, 1916.
Peaches are lower owing to cheaper
futures choice, SIa 40; extra choice, . a
91s fancy, l0@Io1z; extra fancy. 1l@
~
M6, seeded raisins. Y n y seedless,
5@61s; London layers, 1.25d 3d.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. May 96.-sugar raw steady
Fair refining S.75; centrifugal, SO test
4 20; molasses sugar, $50.
Refned--Quiet Crushed 10; pow
dered $50; graduated, $40.
Cofree-Quiet. No. Rio. 6A No.
Santos, q.
BUTTR AND EGGS.
Chicago. May 26.-Butter, steady.
Creameries. lSG22: daries, 1890.
Eggs-Steady. Firsts 151f.
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.


Bling. Amalgamatcd. 500 nj q
Bullock. l,50O at 12la; 5000 at 10, buyer
60
Black lack. 1000 at 40, buyer 60: 500
at SO. buyer 60: 5000 at 6S.
Colorado. 100 at i.07is
Crown Point 200 at 22is.
Indian Queen 600 at g.
Iron Blossom 200 at &C.
Inyo, 500 at -.
Mountain Lake. 500 at II: 200 at 20;
500 at 50. seller so; 500 at 50.
Seven Troughs, 800 at goa; 1000 at
29ia. buyer so
Utah Con. CTintic). 10000 at 50; l,5OO
at g.
RECAPfTULATIoN.
Shares. Value
Regular call ............2 &C. 1875 Slf $3.50
Open board ........... .23 100 lO922.0O
Tcorouoon totals 40 COX 500 sot ~
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r. II. Snow a Co. Stock Brokers.
s2 Commercial Biz, Both Phones 1919
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EXCURSIONS EAST
Via Denver & Rio Grande r. r

Vld DtHVtF q MO 0faHue tI Il,
June !. 6, s. IL. 49, IS, 25 and &c.
Good returning until October S1st.
Chicago Observation-Disclosures. $500
Omaha, Kansas CitySt. Joe 49,. 1000
St Louis . ......,..,... 1900
St Paul and Minneapolis nan, $500
City Office, New Judge Building.
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\. S. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker, 9l5 D. Il. Walker Block,
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GEO. o. CANNON ASSOCIATIONS.
BROKERS, 20 T.. So. Temple, Both
phones $40.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-26

An potted and bedding plants at
half price this week as Vogelers
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

ltOllpCN ClStldl w IV'|
San Francisco. May 26.-The quota
lions of the San Francisco stock eN-
change on Nevada mining stocks to-
day are as follows:
COMSTOCK.
ophir. 2.s2ns@265; Mexican. i.15@
1.17Ik: Could & Curry, 5 bid; Con. Va.
90 bid: Savage, 3gm40; Hale & Nor
cross, 80 asked; yellow Jacket. 10 bid
Belcher. 24@25; Confidence, 30 bid; Sier-
ra Nevada, 30 asked; Exchequer 2O@2l;
Union, 17m1S; Chollar IuS.
ToNOPAH
Toncpah Nevada, 7.65 bid Montana
Tonopah. I55 bid; MacNamara, 26 bid;
Tonopah Belmont, 9s@99; Tonopah
North Star. bid; West End Con-, 81
bid: Rescue, bid; Tonopah & Califor-
mia, 3 asked; Jim Butler. 25G27. Cash
Boy, 4 asked; Monarch Pitts. Ext
asked; Golden Crown, asked.
GoLDFIELD.
Sandstone, IS bid; Col, Mt. 10 bid;
Vernal, 3 asked; Pennsylvania,
asked; Kendall, IS asked; Booth, is
bid: Blue Bull SG9; Adams, bid; Sill
yer Pick 13d15; Nevada Boy, asked;
Black Butte Eft, 1d2; Blue Bell, sac;
Dixie. 1@2; Goldfeld Columbia. S
asked; Hibernia, 2 bid; st. Ives, 80 bid;
Conqueror, bid: Lone Star bid;
Orc, S@9; Sandstone Ext. asked;
Mayne, l bid; Atlanta, 1925: CT.
Bend. 27d2S: Simmerone. asked; EN-
pire. asked; Red Top Ext, aa1O;
Florence, 325GS. 27ia: D'1eld. b. b.
Cons, 1901; Goldield Daisy, 1.05W
1.0IA; Laguna. 90 bid; Comb. Frac-
ton, 49d50: CT. Bend Ext, 546; CT.
Bend Annex, 566; Milltown. 5 bid, b
b. Bonanza, asked; Kewanos 80
asked: Portland, bid; Crackerjack. 5
as; F. Mohawk 15@1G; Red Hills. 10
6t21: Mohawk Ext, 263; l. Dillon, 2
bid; Grandma. asked, s. p. Ext. 3
asked; Goldfeld Con, 5.35@5, 37la
D'feld Triangle 445
BULLFRoG.
Original, 1@2; Bullfrog Mining. 3
"a; National Bank, 5G7; Amethyst,
bid Gold Bar. 3 al: Bonnie Clare,
asked; Mayflower Cons, 6m7;
Montgy Sho. Ext, / bid; c. Scepter
1D2; Montgy. Mt. 5d7: Homestake
Cons, % bid; Tramp Cons, Is asked.
MANHATTAN.
Mani. Cons, 2 asked. Mani. Min.
Co.. . bid; S. Humphrey, asked:
Dexter, as: Combination. 3 asked.
Mustang, asked; Little Gray, 9 bid
Cow Boy, . asked: Ong. Manu-, 3
asked; s. Dog, bid; Y. Horse, 2
asked.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Balloon Hill, 1GGl7; Fairvlew
2.25; Piusburg Sill Peak. 1.2O@1.25.
North star Wonder. asked Eagles
Nest 12M13 RawhIde queen. l.65
bid; Rawhide Regent, "a asked; Raw
hide Burro, 4W5; Ilailstone, 4aJ;
Original Rawhlde, 10 asked.