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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-02

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8DWAl A6U(Ts o.

GDWRAL AGENTS o.
NorWich Uni6n Fire InGlIGncs SOciety
British American Assurance Company
ClbO1 SEeanghiP Company
CompagRie 6on6Ialeg 1Iansatland4ae
international LeEley4. Marine ASg4RaAe9 G9.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-10
Great Copper SmeIter SWamped
With Ores Coming from
Various Sources.
OVERCOMING lMPERFEcTIoNs
Sampling Mill Disappointment
Where Big Tonnage
Comes From.

That the American Smelling g. Re-
fining company has been having us
troubles out at the Garfield smelter
has not been generally known Never
theless such has been the case, and
according to a well known mine oper-
ator. who visited the smelter town out
in the western part Of Salt Lake coun-
ty. Yesterday, bad state of ore con-
gestion exists there at the present
time,
Right from the time the great
smelter was first placed in commission,
so the mining man says. things nave
not run smoothly. There has been
constant trouble for General Manager
whitley and his assistants who have
had to make many changes in order 10
overcome imperfecdons OF the design
ers of the plant. The work OF recon-
struction Is vet Incomplete. and II VIII
probably be some little time yet before
everything is arighted and the plant
becomes complete metallurgical suc-
cess. However. good Roadway Is be-
ing made One of the disappont-
ments is in the sampling mill which
was designed to handle 5000 tons of
ore per day; but during the late wet
spell, ores brought in were thorough
ly soaked with water. and, according
to advices from a well-informed source
1t has been difficult, owing To certain
mechanical DEFICIENCIES to put, through
some days more than 90 per cent of
the 5000 tons, or only 500 tons per
day.
Then there was trouble with one of
the converters. besides difficulty with
one OF the big roasting furnaces, ex-
perienced last week. which seriously
handicapped operations.
Under the conditions, the smeter
has had more than 1t could attend to,
with the Utah Copper. Boston Consoli-
dated, and Utah Consolidated keeping
up the usual production 1t was said
by the News informant today that
there are over 800 ears of ore in the
smelter yards that have not been
sampled.
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Movement Sluggish and Uncer-
tain, Showing a Mixture OF
Gains and Losses.
BULLS RATHER ENCOURAGED
BY Absence of Any Large Offerings
Some Recessions Towards Close,
Which Was Heavy.

New York, June 1o,-openlng prices
of stocks today were but little changed
from those of last night. The sluggish
movement was uncertain and showed u
mixture of gains and losses. Amazon
da rose 1 and Amalgamated Copper
and Missouri Pacific ". Dealings were
insignificant In volume.
The absence of any large offerings
encouraged the bulls to bid up some
of the leaders. but the effect ON the
general list was slight and the move
mont was not extended.
Prices went somewhat higher In the
second hour causing some narrow fiuc-
tuations. Reading, Northwestern and
Canadian Pacific rose and Wheeling
and Lake Erie and Westinghouse i.
Interest in the market died away
until there were long intervals when
not a sale was recorded on the ticker.
The tone, however, remained Arm. Amer
lean Smelling Improved " and Anal
gamated Copper n
The complexion of the market was
unchanged In the late aft-rnocn. The
list was practically Mt standstill and
fluctuations were unlmportant
The market closed heavy and WAS
stagnant. Prices hardened additional
small fractions in the final hour, tho
market offered no features.
There we're slight recssions again
toward the end of the day.
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REGuLAR a. NJ. SALES.

Beck Tunnel $50 at ITO; 80 at LOW.
Black Jack, 200 nj S6 100 al SIS. 300
NJ 81; 800 at SO; 1900 at SO; 700 al 81;
1000 at SO. buyer 60
Bullock, 900 al l9Iz.
tarisa 100 at 49, 100 at A.
Colorado, 100 az 800 200 at 3s5, buyer
Con, Mercur 500 at IS.
Crown Point, 500 at 90; 800 at 81. buyer
60; 500 AT 30; GOO at IS: 1000 at 90
indian Queen, 1000 al liz: $500 at l2
Iron Blossom, l,S00 at 2.25. 200 nj ? 20,
400 at 2,S2la; $50 at 2.40; 200 at 2.i2ik
40 at 2.37is.
nj 49,
Mountain Lake. 200 at IS: 600 at 81;
1000 at SSi /, 200 az SO: 1000 at 30.
Nevada Hills, 300 al 1856; 100 at i.07is I;
200 at 200
Seven Troughs 200 at 97i4.
Silver Shield. 1000 at 49,
Sioux Con, 1900 at ITO. 1900 at LIS:
1900 at i.1714, 400 at 100.
South Swansea, / 400 AT 5o 900 NJ so
buyer CO., 500 at 49,
Tetro. 200 at 81 1900 al sA,
Uncle sam, LOO at so,
Utah Con. CTlntic). $500 AT 2tls; 5of
at %; $500 at Fl; 1000 at 20, buyer CO.
300 al 2lis, buyer 3d. 1000 AT 20; 1000 AZ
20ls 1000 at 90.
Victor Con. $500 NJ 1874; 1000 at /
buyer co. l,iOO at IS; 1900 AZ ~ 90 al
IL
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PRICES REACTED
ON THE EXCHANGE
Excitement in the Call Room OF
Salt Lake Brokers Has
Gained Down.
IRON BLOSSOM WEAKER.
sales Of Unlisted Stocks--Todny's
Closing Quotations and
Sales.

The excitement on tho mining ex-
change is subsiding. Today's sessions
of the brokers were more calm than
they have been for 10 days. and whiie
trading was very good, the tendency
was towards profit taking and lower
prices were the result. Sioux coh'
solidated held its own. but Iron Bios
som weakened, selling down to s2.2b
per share: recovering somewhat, how
ever. towards the close. Almost the
entire list OF Tintlc stocks softened;
which was TO be expected, after sea
son of wide and sensational fuctua-
ton. More attention was paid to the
unlisted shares than FOR some days and
sales OF Silver King Coalition at 1878;
East Tintic Consolidated at s, ana
East Crown Point at Az cents were
reported.
The closing quotations and sales
We're:
MORNING CALL,
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, June 10.--Wheat was active
and strong The main factor was more
rain in Kansas and Oklahoma, There
inGs were Light. July openea
% 10 S7ss and
500 up 20 s.4
The corn market was active and
strong, July being especially active.
selling up le above the close OF yester-
day Unfavorable weather in the corn
belt was the chief demonstrating factor,
July corn opened 1sgcE higher at 67.
The oats market was firm in sym
pathy with wheat and corn, The prin-
Cipal trade was in September. July
opened y higher at 42ss and sold at
The provisions market was steady.
hve-cent decline in live hogs offset
the strengthening influence of the
@5 lower at 13.75q13 .77lh. Lard was
unchanged to 2ia higher at 7.57A 10
$50 Ribs unchanged at IA
close--Wheataa-.July. se1s @s6%; Sept
corn@Juiy, s7Se7H; Sept, s5x;
oats.old, July ~; July, new, 4ON;
Se Pors@ "a i s' is NsoSy sept 81 a. IA Os
Ribs-July, 7.55; Sept, 7.77hG
Rye-cash. 7ah.
Barley--CaSh. 50@55.
Timothy-Sept.. Q So
The wheat market held strong until
about the middle OF the day when
prices broke sharply on selling by buTl
for July was sSis and from this point
II declined TO S6H The close was
weak with July Il lower Mt sex a S6fs
Corn declined I'm the latter half OF
the session, The low point for July
was 81 The close was easy with July
MdM higher at 5Tn67h
BUTTER AND EGGS
Chicago June t0.--Butter--Steady
creamerles. 1al93; dairies. i7Q2l
Eggs-Steady. Firsts, IL.
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CONCENTRATES.

President j. r.. Bamberger Of the
DAILY West Mining company returned TO
New York yesterday afternoon
Frank r. Cook has returned from
New York where he has been on min
ing business for several months.
Col. Enos A. Wall, who returned from
the east last Sunday with his family
after an absence Of several months
went out to Bingham this morning 20
look after mining interests.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
Company We're. Crude ore aud concen-
trate, $4,000 base bullion, $4,000. To-
tai. $4,000.
Ernest l., Godbe, mine manager for
the Ohio kentucky and Prince Con-
solidated mines. left for the southern
camp again last night. He expects TO
return early next week.
Walter c, orem, general manager OF
the Nevada Douglas Copper, returned
yesterday from trip TO that COM
pany's properties AZ Yerington New,
yesterday, ana after stop OF a few
hours In town, proceeded on east. He
will return the latter part Of the week.
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OLD EMMA COPPER.
Jesse Knight Largest Individual
Shareholder in Company.

confirmation of the report that
Uncle Jesse Knight had become a
factor In the conduct of the affairs of
the Old Emma Copper copany at Alta
has been obtained from President and
Manager l.. II. Martneau.
Yes" said Mr. Martineau today.
"Mr. Knight has purchased an interest
in the Old Emma and you can say too,
that ne is the largest individual share
holder in the company.
I'VE have good force of men at
the property, which is splendidly equip
ped and no matter how bad the wealth
er Is. We are fixed so that the elements
viii not interfere with our work there
We are sinking on an ore body from
the 400 level containing shipping values
IN gold, silver and lead and that com
ing from the shaft Is being sacked for
shipment"
The Old Emma company is capitalized
for 100000 shares. 10000 of which are
still in the treasury. The stock Will
probably he listed on the mining ex-
change a few months later.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TopAY,s.

lopsAi
Sarah ]. Wilson to Annie j. Cou-
Ion ct al part of lot 4, block 22,
plat D.. .............,,....
Eliza =. Barnswood ct al to David
J; Lang, part of lot 2. block II, a..
f.. f. Walton to oregon Short
Line Ry. Co, part of lot /,
block 20, 10-acre plat A......,-
Western Loan 81 SAY. Co. to the
Rio Grande Western Ry. Co,
land I'm section %, township
south, range ! west ...-.... 1000
Geo Petersen to the Rio Grande
Western Ry. Co, land in section
%, township 2 south. range
VIM. Walters to Jos Walters,
part of section sc. township
south. range l west ..,s.. 100
Louisa W. Davis to same, part of
section SO. township 2 south.
range l west .....,.... 100
Jos. r. Wallin and wife to same.
part of lot 10. block 10, lo-acre
ID. Carlos kimball ct al to Robt.
u. Steele part of lot 10 block
II. 5-acre A.. 80. .,. last
Milton Liston and wife TO Jane
Baebing part of lot II, Glen
dale ParK $50. ..,.......-.... fOl
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Chicago. June 10.--Col. John Finnerty,
editor OF the Chicago Citizen, for many
years prominent as newspaper man.
lecturer. and Irish patriot died here
early today. aged GO years. Col Finner-
ty was taken Ill six months ago with a
serious ailment of the liver and. with
the exception ot a few rallies. grew
steadily worse.
Mr. Finnerty leaves u widow and two
adult chlldren--John F. Finnerty. Jr.,
assistant attorney for the New York
Central lines and Miss Vera. senior
student in the University of Chicago
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-10
ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New A. orS, June f0.--NIOney on call
easy II at ~ per cent; ruling rate
1 y per cent: closing bid = per cent;
offered mt 4 per cent.
Time loans dull and steady; go days
"a per cent; 30 days . y per cent; six
months 3ts at 81 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 81 at per
cent.
Sterling exchange irregular. with
actual business In bankers bills at
1875 at .S5 for demand, and mt
1925 at 40 for 80 day bills; CONNER
cial bills, 1875.
Bar silver, So Is.
Mexican dollars. iTc.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds steady.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-10
MAJESTIC COPPER.
A Reorganization of Company Effect
ed in Boston Yesterday.

Advices received from Boston convey
the information that the reorganization
of the Majestic Copper company has
been practically completed and that at
a meeting of the leading interests yes
terday board of directors of the Ma
jestlc Mines company was elected,
which is successor to the old organiza-
ton. The directors elected are.
W. D. Elwell, president ]. NJ Dick.
vice president, and ID. j Flangers, sec
Rotary and treasurer The board OF d.
rectors are the same as those formerly
In the Majestic Copper company which
the Majestic Mines company succeeds.
with the exception that j M. Bailey,
Jr,, and j. Y. Mainland. both OF Bos-
ton, were elected to succeed d. w Will
liams and @. w. Wilson. resigned
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LIVESTOCK.
Chicago.

~ r..,n poca,,,s
Chicaso, June 49, - az Iav.
ABOUT 1S,vVV' HiaIhs' 9teaES ~ r1s,
er- Beeyes, W 49, "a eS s,nsn, an
. 90 westerns, f,oVgotVv, Ms " ny
leeders' ,ooI 9.oV' 60 oco, ,ar UV
Hoss-heceipts eoput @S'"So; ne ~
svisetaits SS Nj heavy 05SS 10
good 10 choice heaVy, .. 20 y o. %. pass'
:. ~, pulk or SAFES, e o9o .. ov,
Sheep-HeSeip.s ABOUT Is,Vvv' naagket
strong TO loc higher' NauiVes, 80 "
.. 81; westerns, 70 a. 20 Q " yearlngs'
f''OVb,eoi lanoss t'NoWo .ou' WEST
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CLAIMING ON COPPER.
Noted Mining Engineer Gives His
Views on situation.

j. Park Charming, interviewed In Bos-
ton recently expressed the following
Views on the copper situation;
when Americans we're buying cop
per around 25 cents Europe was keep
Ing out OF the market, depending upon
reserve stocks. At present prices Eu-
rope has been buying largely, chiefly
on the part OF actual manufacturers,
This supply win 80 directly into cur-
rent production, and as stocks hereto-
fore we're practically az the vanishing
point Europe win just about have a
normal supply OF the metal.
There Is much electrihcation pending
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WILL SURVEY SILVER KING.

Coalition and silver King Consolidated
Mining companies have agreed by stip-
ulation TO allow engineers OF the latter
company To make an inspection of the
disputed ground in the mine OF the for
mer, General Manager Scion Spiro and
Engineer l.. G. Burton will leave for
the Coalition property on Friday morn
ing for the purpose stated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-10
REGULAR p. NJ. SALES.

Ajax, 500 at 3s.
Beck Tunnel, 500 at Ito.
Black Jack, 1.1000 at 10; 633 at rs.
Bullock, 500 at 12l; 1000 at ~; 200
at 12h. buyer co.
Carisa, 100 at AS; 1,700 at AZ,
Colorado 100 at 1929. seller 5; $50
at 3.sT9.
$4,000 at 30Is
Indian Queen, 1000 at iafs; 1900 at
a.
Iron Blossom, 200 at 2.47is; 100 at
2.45, seller 30; 100 at 2.45, seller 30:
200 at $50; 800 at 255; 1880 at 2.571s;
100 at 257h. seller 80; 800 at 2.57h,
seller So
May Day. 500 at AZ; 100 at 45ls.
Mountain Lake. 100 at 80; 500 at 81;
/ 400 at 90: 1900 at 50,
New York, 1000 at i6; $500 at III
200 at l2is.
Scottish Chief, 1000 at 6is.
Seven Troughs. 1000 at COZ. buyer
80,
silver Shield, $500 at To-
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.
OPEN BOARD SALES.

Black Jack 500 at 81; 500 at so; 10 at
crown Point. 500 at ssM; $500 at 30;
1900 at 30.
Indian Queen, 1000 at 12M; 1900 at
10.
Iron blossom. LOO at 2.4o; 800 at
2.47h; 2,400 at ESQ., 500 at 252ts.
Joe Bowers. 5000 at III.
May Day. 500 at As: 500 at 49,
Mountain Lake. 800 at 30; 500 at 81;
800 at s2, 100 at 80; 100 at 80; 100 at 81;
1000 at 49,
New York. $500 at l51s; 500 at IL.
Sioux gon., 500 at lis; 2,400 at l.1Tia
100 at 120.
Silver Shield. 1000 ut 1917
Utah Con-, 500 at 90: 1900 at 21h.
Victor Con-, 1000 at I'm: 500 at 49,
500 at lsR, buyer 60
Yankee Con, 200 at 81. buyer 60.
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And market price win yet reach
$40 Next quarterly dividend IN
cents due juno goth
NOW rs THE TIME TO BUY
THIS STOCK. DO not sell a share
unless your circumstances compel
you TO sell. In such evsnt write
or call upon us ana We viii get
for your the fair market price
GEORGE M CANNON co.
Rooms Si2-Sls rempleton Building.
Phone Bell 81,
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OLD MAGAZINES
OLD SONGS.

Every household contains them, but
few think OF preserving them in neat
and convenient shape; you can
have them bound IN any style. and at
any expense you may decide on. Al
The Deseret Newa
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.
NEW YORK CURB.
lPollocll speelal Wlre. }

AfoipcN SpHclh NItsl
Butte & London. 4OG45; Cumber.
land Ely. IN m7Mi Giroux Consoli-
dated. az Q3h; Nevada Consolidated,
12m1aM Nevada Utah, NOS u
Niplssing, ~ M7%; Newhouse, u n
6A; Tennessee Copper, 36% dp36 II ;
Utah Copper. S0A p31 4 First Ma
tional Copper, 21-16@2is Davis
Duly . y n2A Dominion Copper. "
alh; Ely Central. y a LOO. Ely Con-
solidated. 3-16n y Furnace Creek. I 3
ais. Boston Cons. ! iW11A Yukon.
3A IA, Miami, 5is m6; Greene q. q 3.
Com, u G5-l6 Mitchell, y a y ;
Montgomery Shoshone, t3-t6G Il Me-
vada Smelling. / al l-l6; silver Leaf
13@15, King Edward, 7-i6G0-16;
Foster Cobalt, 80 a. 60; Mckinley BAR
ragh, 1904; Tlntc Mining. S& a
az: Gibraltar 5m7; Salt Lake Cop.
lax asked; n. Butte Ext. 5-1s@ y,
GEO. O. CANNON ASSOCIATION,
BROKERS, "a II. SO. Temple. Both
phones $40.
---------------------------
A. s. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. 2l5 ID. +. Walker Block
----------------'-----
II. n. Snow a Co., Stock Brokers.
90 Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1917
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GIBRALTAR SHIPMENT IN.

The Gibraltar Mines company has a
car load shipment of ore in from Rhyo-
lite. Nevada, the values contained
therein being $50 ounces in gold and
four ounces In silver to the ton.
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brokers. furnish the following quota
tions from San Francisco on Nevada
mining stocks todayc
coMsTocK.
ophir, 2.s0G2 s21a: Mexican, 81 bid
Gould & Curry. 1904; Con, Va, 5IQ5S;
Savage. 34d35: Yellow Jacket. 65467:
Belcher. 2092l; Confidence. SO asked; ;
Sierra Nevada. 1920 Exchequer, Goa
81; Union. 27G29; Chollar, 6a7; Potosi,
10@11
ToNoPAH.
Tonopah Nevada. 100 bid: Montana
Tonopah, 1.42h bid Tonopah Extern
sion, SO asked MacNamara. rs bid:
Midway 37G3S; Tonopah Belmont. rs
bid Tonopah North Star, bid; West
End Con, 40 bid; Rescue, Sal; Tonopah
e California, asked Golden Anchor,
lG2; Jim Butler, % bid; Golden Crown,
asked.
GOLDFIELD.
Sandstone. 2a@24; Col Mt, is, sales:
Jumbo Ext, 26G27; Pennsylvania. 2
asked; Kendall, l5 sales: Booth, 1907;
Blue Bull, bid, Adams. 4Gl5; Silver
Pick. Is bid; May Queen. asked; Me-
vada Boy 3Q4; Black Butte Ext, 1@2;
Blue Bell. 5G6 Dixie. lI2; GoidHeld
Columbia. asked; Hibernia. bid. ST.
Ives. 2sQ29; Conqueror, 3Ii; lack Rock.
] bid, Lone Star. 6q7. G. Wonder. 2
asked; Orc. 8Gl9; Kendall Ext. /, sales;
Sandstone Ext, ! bid: Mayne, / bid:
Atlanta, l7dls CT Bend, % bid; EN-
pire. l bid Red Top Ext, 7ae: Flor
ence, 3.l04Sl5; D'field b. b. Cons. Is
bid: Goldfield Daisy, S9992: Comb
Fraction. 1904; Ct Bend Ext, bid:
ct. Bend Annex. 5Gp6; Midtown, hid:
y. b. Bonanza, bid; Kewanos, 2e627;
Esmeralda, 3 asked; Portland. 10 ask
ed; f Mohawk, 10 bid; Red Hills, 17GD
IS; Mohawk Ext, 2G3; l.. Dillon, bid;
Y Tiger s bid; Grandma. 5Gl6: S. p.
Ext, l bid; Y Rose. I bid; Goldfield
Con, 5.40d5. 42h D'ield Triangle. 3 bid
BULL FROG.
Original. ! bid; Bullfrog mining. 2@
3 National Bank, GD6; l.. Harris. /
asked; Amethyst, 3@4; Gold Bar. 8
as; Bonnie Glare. asked; Maynow-
err Cons. soc; G., Septer 1G2: Montgy.
Mt, Z bid Homestake Cons. 29m30;
Tramp Cons. Is bid.
MANHATTAN
Mani Cons. 9GlO: Mani. Min Co.
asked. S. Humphrey. asked; Dex-
ter, asked Mustang, bid; Little
Gray asked Cow Boy ! asked Ong.
MANN. 3 asked; Broncho ! bid; j,
Jack, 4 bid; Pinenut lac
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairylew Eagle, 40 bid: Nevada Hills
1S7km1.g7M: Pittsburg Sil, Peak. ITO
| m1.ib: North Star Wonder. hid:
Round Nth. 100 bid. Eagles Nest. 10a
49,, Hailstone, 4M6.
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80 PER CENT

OF the readers OF the Semi Weekly
News are Farmers, Stockmen and
Ranchers. Advertisers desiring to
reach this class OF buyers, can md no
paper In the West that will serve their
needs so well.
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HAVE YOU THE CHURCH WORKS?
No Latter-day Saints home should
be without a set OF the standard
Church publications on the center table
or In the library. Send for the new free
catalogue. Deseret News Book Store.
Salt Lake City.
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Did You Buy or ssll7

Preferred stock utah-ldaho Sugar
co sold during past six months az
follows!
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LEGAL BLANKS

or every character and description.
arranged from the best legal forms,
ana brought strictly up TO date.
A full supply always on hand at the
Deseret News Book Store.
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NEW YORK CURB.

Ahmeek. 7O@75; Butte Extn.. 39@40;
Butte & London. 1904; Cum Ely. 7a %
rs East Butte. 6A@69s; Majestic, $50
10: Nevada Utah, 3%d3ss; Nipissng
7Md7ss; Keweenaw, 6h@61a; Sup. &
Pittsburg. 1914 @121s; Blk. NTH, %@1a;
British Copper, 1905; Butte Coaln,, %
I23ih; Dominion Copper. 1%G1h; Fur.
Creek. 14@15; CT Con-, 51a@5$; Flor
ence, sA@aA; Daisy, ss@s2; Green Gold,
AQ%: King Edward. %@ia Micmac,
sos; Mitchell N@1a; Mines ANA,
1h@15s; Tono. Mining, sdS Yukon,
3&m4
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

Adventure, 1A@2h Arcadian. Shd4;
Allouez. 27@2s; Atlantic, 16@17; Arizo-
ma, 17A@1s; Bingham Con-. 65@75;
Boston Con, 1lAGIa; Butte Coalition,
2Sis@h; Calumet & Arizona, 10S@l09;
Calumet & Hecla, 67OG675; Centennial.
29Q25; Con. Mercur, 42Q45; Copper
Range, 72@A; Daily West. 1O& bid;
Franklin, 9dA; CRANKY, 10000;
Greene Cananea, 1OG%; Helvetia,
2@WSs; Isle Royale. l99A; La
Sale. 1a&94; Massachusetts, 3QR;
Mexican Con, 59s0%; Mohawk, 62@
inion, S41a a 35; Osceola, 90d92; Parrot.
21hA@; Rhode Island az q x; Shan
non, 1879 oil; Santa Re, 1%@2. Trim
ity, 1914 ak United Copper 7@A; u.
S. Smelling, com. 37ta @3s; U. S.
Smelling pfd., 41k@42; Utah COM.
Al "a G42: Victoria, 5A@ u; Wionona,
81 66: Wyandoee, la u; Wolverine,
133m134
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SAN FRANcIsCo MARKET.

James A. Pollock & Co.. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following quota
tions from San Francisco on Nevada
mining stocks today
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WEATHER REPORT.
ropAY.s rEMpERArrRE.
yesterdays RECORD
COL. JOHN rINNERrY DEAD.

Highest 80. Recommendations. u;
Lowest 49,. .............. 81
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Il. r. Snow a Co., Stock Brokers.
90 Commercial Blk, Both Phones 1874
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CoMsTocK.

ophir 2.soG2 s21s; Mexican, 81 bid;
Gould & Curry. 1904; Con. Va, EQ5S;
Savage. 34@35: Yellow Jacket. 65q67;
Belcher. 2oG2l; Confidence. SO asked;
Sierra Nevada. 1920; Exchequer, Goa
81; Union. 27G29; Chollar, 6d7; Potosi,
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a. S. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. 2l5 ID. H. Walker Block,
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GEO. O. CANNON ASSOCIATION,
BROKERS. "a II. So. Temple. Both
phones $40.