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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-16
Shareholders Not Sure Yet
Whether Company Has Any
Assets or Not.
WoRTHlNG CLAIM DISPUTED
Something Interesting May Develop
Before Things Arc Straight
cncd Out.

The affairs OF the wemer Copper
ened out today than they were on Sat
urday when the shareholders met in
special session and began to probe in
to things There are indications of
lively fight brewing and there is no
telling where IT win terminate.
Some OF the stockholders insist that
when they paid their hard earned
money for the certificates they now
hold, positive assurance was given them
by former Secretary and Treasurer j
B. Weimer, as well as by other Off
cials, that the company had clear title
to its property and naturally they have
become very much exercised after hav-
ing found out that Frank G.. Worthlng.
son-in-law of Weimer claims that
the company is owing him $4,000 on
the purchase price OF the four original
claims. and that today is the last day of
grace in which payment of the SUM
can be made without operation of a
forfeiture clause.
Others contend that the company
owes no such sum TO Morthing or
anyone else; that they have proof the
WeiIner company has satisfied all of its
obligations TO Worthng. Up to noon,
there had been no tender of money to
any bank or anyone representing this
interests of Worthing and 1t was said
by a former official that the chances
are none would be, One shareholder
expressed the opinion that Worthing
will do the right thing by the COM
pany and that matters would eventual
~ be shaped up so that the new board
of directors can 20 right ahead With
the task of financing the enterprise
and putting it on it's feet again.
But there may be something Interest,"
ing brought cut before the matter is
finally settled. 1t is said ]. b. Wemer
is no longer shareholder; that he
has disposed of his holdings either by
sale or putting his stock up as col
lateral for borrowed money, Things
do not look very bright for Weimer
copper, to say the least.
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

James a. Pollock x Company,
bankers and brokers, west Second
South street, furnish the following, re-
ceived over their private wire this at
ternoon:
Ahmeek, 5o@GO; Cum. Ely, SA q
q; East Butte, ga 09%; Majestic.
/ u a n Nipissing, So q Is S. & p.
I'm @7s; &. q. & s. 51m52; b. &
L., 65@70; Davis DAILY, 40
u; Nevada Utah. 3 5-l6 a q
Raven. / 3-16@ a. Apex q q A.;
Royale, 2o@2ols; Adventure. 13Aq2;
Allouez, 27Q27h Az. Coml., 1919;
Bingham, ,90@L25: G. & A.. l.Ol@l.O5;
Centennial, 23i4 q24ls: Copper Range.
621s@ 6S; Franklin, S@Sia; Greene Ca
nanea, S9SQSla; Mexico Con, 6A@bSs;
Nevada Con. 11A@11M, Old Dominion,
31Q37Ik; Parrot, 171aal7&; r. l., S12ip
3M Shannon, 114@l11a; Trinity, 1890
IS; OIL 1o@loh Victoria, Sh@sla;
Wolverine. 1.21@1.25; LA Sale, 14I14lA;
Boston Con, 147s @15A; Z. S. s.,
com, 32W32A; u. S. S, pfd., 39% 94O;
Arcadian, 4@4A; Atlantic, 10@10 x;
Il. Coarn, 20A m20Ia: c. 6 H., 6. 25@
80; c. NJ, 3O@31; DAILY West, SA a
SIS; CRANKY. SIS bid; Mass, ~ as;
Michigan 10@10ls. North Butte, SEA
52k: Osceola S50S7; Quincy, SO ask
ed Santa Fe. 1% @17s Tamarack. GOA
65; United Cop. Az as; Utah Con,
1914 @S9h; Winona, 63a@5%; Wyan-
dott, 60Q1O.
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C0MSTOCK MULES SEE
FIRST LIGHT IN 30 YEARS

Twelve mules which have been used
TO carry ore In the 7O0-foot level of the
Sutro tunnel on the Comstock and
have not seen the light of day in 80
years, were brought to the surface this
morning. The mules viii never return
To the bowels of the earth. for electric
power viii move the cars along the
Underground railroad in tine future,
Blinking in the bright light tho
mules stood at the mouth of the tunnel
today and seemed little inclined TO re-
sumo the ways they knew before going
into the heart of the Davidson moun-
tain, Snow was falling when the ami
mails We're liberated and the unusual
temperature caused them to try to
stampede.
In 1871 when the Sutro tunnel was
first opened. n herd of mules We're
taken underground. As years passed
many OF the animals died. The last
dozen. however. became accustomed to
the subterranean climate.
In 1890, when Virginia City was cut
off from the world by snow provisions
were let into the mouth OF the tunnel.
hauled five miles by the mules and
hoisted from the Con. Virginia shaft.
thus preventing the town from starry
ing. For several days the only commu-
nicati0n Virginia City had with the
outside world was down the shaft and
ont through the tunnel--White Pine
News,
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posed OF, the company has secured OPP
tons tn purchase what is known as the
Tempest, Harmon Fraction. Queen OF
the West and Panama lode mining
claims. also what is known as the
Heusser ranch and water right.
THE Queen of the West. Harmon
and the Tempest are situated most ia
vorably, and in the center of the min
cral belt of the Ely district The ranch
consists of 600 acres of land. and very
valuable water right connected there
with.
In making payments upon the pur-
chase price for these various proper
ties the company has exhausted the
funds derived from the sale of treasury
stock and has been compelled to bor-
row very considerable sums of money
from certain of the individual stock
holders. There is still a considerable
amount unpaid OH the purchase price
of the various properties held under
bond. and if the company wishes to
secure absolute title TO these proper
ties some method of securing the nee
essaiy funds in order TO complete the
payment must be devised.
1T would seem that the most equita-
BILE and fairest way to secure these
funds is for each and every stakeholder
to contribute his proportonate amount
In this way the burden falls upon each
alike, in proportion TO his holdings in
the company and no one is taxed be-
you'd his Just proportion.
THE company. in the opinion OF
those who are familiar with it's prop
erty, has very valuable assets and it
only requires the expenditure OF a
comparatively small amount of money
10 complete the title and place the COM
pany upon a sound footing
The present articles of incorpora-
ton do not provide for any means OF
raising money by assessment, and in
order to make the stock assessable, it
will be essential that the articles OF in
corporation be amended. This will re-
quire a two-thirds vote of the outstaud-
ing capital stock, and 1t is hoped and
desired that no stakeholder will oppose
the amendment and thus stand in the
way of financing the company and piac-
ing II in position to secure the neces-
sary funds TO complete the purchase of
the property held by it, and affordlng
means to properly develop and equip
the property"
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TRADE IN VOLUME;
PRICES IRREGULAR
Realizing Sales and Increased
Business Factors in Up
ward Movement.

New York. March 15.--'rrading In
stocks started off today in considerable
volume and with an irregular price
movement. Realizing sales made an
impression on small issues that were
not advancing when the market lett on
on Sunday and others continued TO rise
Republic steel preferred sold at an ad-
vance OF ., Colorado Fuel ] and ST.
Paul and American Smelling "a.
Western. Union declined /.
Considerable further irregulatity In
prices was shown before the market
eventually moved upwards ON an IN
creased volume of trading. Delaware q
Hudson. Wisconsin Central preferred
and National Lead preferred. gained :
points. ST. Paul and American Smelt-
inf IL and Union Pacific. Northern Pa
cific, American Car preferred, Louis
Vile and Nashville and Distillers Secu-
rites /.
A sharp selling movement began
when the traders sought to realize pro-
fits In st, Paul. That stock reacted a
point and there We're similar recessions
in turn IN Union Pacific, Missouri Pa
cific, Northern Pacific. Reading and
American Smelling. Prices of some
prominent stocks showed fractional de-
clines from Saturday. st. Louis and
san Francisco second preferred adj
vanced "a Texas and Pacific and
and Western fell one
The tone of the market became dis
tinctly weak in the late afternoon. All
CT the principal stocks were sold freely,
especially Union Pacific. u. S. Steel
and the copper group. Denver & Rio
Grande preferred rose ~
The strength in st. Paul was sus-
tanning factor again when prices tend
ed to yield. That stock rose Pa over
Saturday, Missouri Pacific S, Consoli-
dated Gas and General Electric "a,
Northern Pacific, Steel Spring "a,
Reading. Erie second preferred, Pa
cific, and Western Maryland Ia and
Atchison, Canadian Pacific, Rock Island
preferred, International Paper pre-
ferred, Corn Products and Central
Leather /. Prices were shaded a trac-
tie before noon.
The market closed weak. Near the
clos, p,1Ges seemed to be abandoned
and the decline became pronounced in
the final. Erratic fluctuations in Min
neapolis ST. Paul and st. Marie had
AN unsettling influence. The stock broke
from .04lP to 90 between sales and then
rallied to 1.02. Union Pacific and Ana
conda fell .. Amalgamated Copper, 29s
Sloss Sheffield Steel Ia Reading is
Rock Island. Is, American Sugar I
and Southern Pacific, Great Northern
preferred, L. $. Steel American Smelt-
ing, Tennessee Copper and National
Biscuit, /
Bonds were steady.
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The Columbus Consolidated AS
SeSsment Talk Had DepreSS-
ing Effect on Stock.
BUT SLIGHT RECOVERY NOTED
Tintah Treasure hin Active and High
or Misunderstanding Quota
u lions and Sales.

The week opened with some brisk
trtvling on the floor NJ the Salt Lake
Sto ck Il Mining exchange. Stocks
sect ned to b. in good form, and with
few exceptions. held even with Sat-
urda, e quotations The prospect Of
an as. scssnent on Columbus Consoi-
dated had n depressing erect ON that
stock, which was driven down to si,2o
which " AS followed by a slight rally,
the closinS Fale helms made at S1.27is.
South Co himous acted in sympathy
With its II eigIsbCr and fell TO 90 cents.
May Day displayed signs OF improve
ment. and moved up to 30 cents on
the open board. Bullock was another
active stock on tho olen board and
II was bcrgi . towards the end OF the
call NJ 69, gents on a buyer. Uncle
Sam Console dated held its own. Con-
siderable a honton was paid to
Umtah Treas hre Hill. which sold at
IS. 1875 and ] 4 cents; Cedar brought
and Z an d Bingham Standard 2l
cents.
The closing quotations and sales
were:
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REGULAR CALL sALEs.

Beck Tunnel zoo al Sc; 100 at SO, $,
Black Jack CON, COO at 81; 100 at SO;
2.A00 at 81.
Bullock, 1000 at 6li: 1000 at 6ls.
Butler Liberal $50 at O6.
Century, 100 at 30
Colorado. 100 at 3421s; 100 at 3.45:
100 az >. 49, $. 60: 400 at .42ls. S. GO.
Columbus Con. 200 at 20 800 at
20; 100 at 1.221s; 200 at 80; 500
at 1.27M.
Crown Point. 1000 at 81; 5000 at 2Ti4
Iron Blossom, 200 at a. 400 at As;
200 at 40: 100 at 40, s. so; 500 at so.
Lower Mammoth. 1000 at AS 600 at
46.
Mammoth. 100 at 200.
May Day, 1000 at &c,
Mountain Lake, 500 az A.,
Scottish Chief. 900 at ~.
Seven Troughs 5000 at 29ls.
Sioux Con, 1000 at 21la
South Columbus. 200 AT 81: 300 at So.
Tetro, 500 AT 5h.
Uncle sam, $500 at 49, $500 ut 75,
S GO.
Victor Con. 1000 at ~
Yankee, 500 at T. 3 co; 200 at 49,
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Black Jack 500 at 81; 500 at SO; 900
Book Tunnel, 500 at SC S, 60.
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REGULAR p. NJ. SALES.

Beck Tunnel, 100 at 81; 1900 at IS;
100 at SIS. seller 60; 100 at 50; 200 at 50,
seller so.
Bingham Amalgamated, 1000 at "a.
Black Jack, 200 at rs.
Colorado. 100 at 1855; 3-G2is, seller
80: 800 at 3.65: 100 at S.65, seller, 50;
100 at 3.62la, seller 60.
Columbus Con. 145 at l.27 "a; 400
at .25.
DAILY. $50 at ! 52h.
Grand Central. 200 at S.25.
Indian Queen, 500 at III.
Iron Blossom. 100 at 40.
Mammoth. 200 at 200.
Mountain Lake, 500 at AZ.
New York, 100 at 10.
Seven Troughs. 800 at 30, buyer 80;
1000 at 20
silver shield. 500 at 14ia; 500 at Id;
500 at 10. buyer 60.
Sioux Con, 1000 at s1l4; SEQ at %.
buyer 90; 200 at %,
Swansea, 200 at 60.
Uncle sam Con, 5000 at n. 100 at
rs
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COMBINATION MINE.

Thomas Wilson of 'Drywash" fame.
isn't being stumped by such trivial
matter as the want OF a mill TO get
him the bullion, says the Round Noun
tain Nugget,
Mr.. Wilson has quartz lease on the
Combination ground, short distance
above the territory which Is now being
washed by hydraulic methods. There
has been some remarkably rich ore TAX
en- ont OF this lease. The ledge was
found as an outcrop on the surface. II
runs in an easterly and westerly direc-
ton and stopping out the ore was COM
menced with almost the first days OPP
orations. Wel-defined walls go down
almost perpendicularly ana careful eX-
animation win reveal small particles
of gold still adherlng to their surface
AS in other Round Mountain mines
tale of about the consistency OF a wax
candle rs found as "A seam about three
Inches wide ana In this are found the
rich values The result Of paintings
are variously estimated at from $500
to $500.
with the exception OF the sunnyside
ana lairNieW mines, which have their
own mills. there Is practically no 9th
on property In Round Mountain which
has extracted any more ore than It
was necessary to remove I'm the ordl-
nary course OF running levels, cross
cuts. etc. TO stope without amy means
OF milling meant the additional eN-
peuse of rehanding.
But Tom Wilson WAS not to he de-
MED. After muckiug out Tom screened
his orc. The course rock les ON the dump
awaiting such time as the mill viii be
ready 10 reduce II. The fine dirt was
put through the dry washers and In this
way Wilson " extracting enough gold
TO more than pay the running expenses
Of the lease That h1 dump OF coarse
milling rock represents velvet"
with the custom mill almost ready
TO begin the reduction OF ore. IL will
be but few weeks "a most before the
bullion rs on the way 10 tho mint.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
Chicago, March l6.-The wheat market
opened weak today, commission houses
being active sellers. The depressing fac
tors were increased receipts in the north
In the southwest. May wheat opened
l4d3s TO atdGs lower at a5a4 TO 96i4 and for
a time held within that range The corn
market was easy along with wheat MAY
corn opened 4 lower to 4 higher at s.
to 66Ss and sold at 6a9s.
The oats market was dull because OF
wheat and corn. May oats opened tsqA
lower TO i4q5a higher at 54i2 to 50 and for
time held within that range.
The provisions market was easy be-
cause of 5 cent decline in live hogs.
May was 2ia lower at 80. Lard was un-
changed 1885, ribs We're 2!ac lower at
The wheat market was weak all day be-
cause OF heavy selling OF July and Sept
ember on, account of the favorable out
look for those months The low point for
May was g5M The close was weak with
May lss lower at 91sqh.
With wbe e9 cG TRe wS ow I pon for wa
Gjls. The close was easy with May AM9sc
cIqsc-Wheat May sSlsa4,; July $3.50
6 S-MaS qsfa7. MAY July sa Sept , s
FS6rE@May i$2lEai2.5O; July 127,40
iSrd-May 7.s5; July 2.77,s; sept $40.
iNph-mAN IDS, july CIV Hepl. tsS0'
Rye cash S2h.
Barley 7S4S5c
Timothy--M March 4 49,
Cloyer--90.05.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. March i6-Sugar raw firm.
fair refining 3.t5: centrifugal 96 test 4 OJ
molasses sugar $3.50
Refined quiet: crushed $40: powdered
$40: granulated 800
Coffee quiet No. Rio sl4a63-i6c. No.
I SautOs Ssc.
BUTTER AND EGs
Chicago March l6-Butter steady.
creamfrles 22n2Sc. dairies Yla2Gc
Eggs weak at mark; cases In cuded llc.
II. II. Snow & CO.. Stock Brokers.
90 Commercial BLK. Both Phones 1879
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WORK AT CROWN POINT.

Eureka, March l6--Sinklng of the
Crown Point shaft will start this week,
the station at the 300 level having been
practically finished
At the Iron Blossom sinking is still
In progress and at this time the shaft
Is down something over 400 feet.
Work Is still going ON in the tun-
mel which was run in from the rail-
road grade to tap the Iron Blossom
shaft at a depth of 200 feet. The dis
stance between the mouth of this tun-
mel and the Iron Blossom shaft is be-
tween 600 and 700 feet.
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Reasons Set Forth for Calling of
Special Stockholders Meeting.

4 circular letter has been issued to
shareholders OF the Federal Ely Mining
company setting forth the reasons for
the calling OF the special shareholders
meeting on the 2ith inst. The letter
says.
the company was formed ana IT'S stock
placed upon the market. q owned eight
mining claims namely. the Justice,
Savage Groom, Rather, Lead King,
United states Mint, Oakland mad OAK
land Fraction mining claims. and had
AN option 10 purchase what is known
as the Diekerson group Of mining
claims, consisting of the Selma No l..
Selma No >. Selma No. Q. Dickson No.
!, Dickson No. 3 Dickson No 3. Noun
tain Maid and Gold Reef mining claims
Since the company was launched
aud its stock placed upon the market
ana a portion of the treasury stock dis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-16
ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York, March l6.-,Ioncy On
call easy. ~ at per cent; ruling
rate 49, closing bid 1 Il offered at .
per cent.
Time loans dull bat strong: so DAYS
az at "a per cent, and 30 days. 3M
al 4 per cent: six months, az per
cent
Prime mercantile paper 81 at @
per cent.
Sterling exchange firm With actual
business in bankers bills AT 1890 at
IS8 for demand, and AT 1890 at
1925 for 90 day BILLS commercial
bills 1873.
Ear silver, $685..
Mexican dollars, i7c.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds firm.
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CONCENTRATES.

Lafayette Hanchett of the Newhouse
mines left yesterday for Denver on u
brief business trip.
James L. Hackett, president of the
Prince Consolidated of Phoebe. left for
his home in Louisville. Kentucky. this
afternoon
Van d. Spaulding departed for Chi
cago yesterday on business connected
with the Nero Nevada Mining COM
pany.
Fred II Davis has gone to New York
on business connected with the finance
ing of the Wild Irish gold property in
the Stateline district.
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Buy STOCK IN UTAH-IDAHo
SUGAR COMPANY

It's officers include Joseph Il smith.
president; Thos r. Cutler vice
president and general manager.
we commend the preferred stock
to those who desire a regular income
O1ls cents dividend on o0ch share
$50 par yalue) every quarteD.
Common stock is GOOD buy for
those who can AFFORD TO take the
chances and who are willing TO wait
for returns TO come In
Both stocks are cumulative
" sou wish to either buy or sell.
call and see as or write Tor what
you want
Buy home IN Forest Dale, lots
for cash, on on easy terms at
per cent interest
iEoRGE NJ. CANNON COMPANY.
Rooms 5i2-5is remplcton Building.
Phone, Ben "
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock &c CO., bankers and
brokers, furnish the following QUOTA
lions from San Francisco, on Nevada
mining stocks today.
CoMSToCK.
Ophir 2.9O42.25: Mexican. S6QS7:
Gould & Curry, l00l1; Con. Va, 55m56;
Savage, 39G40i Hale s. Norcross, 3iI35;
yellow Jacket, 7s@s0; Belcher, 1905:
Confidence So bid: Sierra Nevada, SAG
50; Exchequer. 10 asked. Union, 4eQiS.
TONOPAH.
Tonopah Nevada. 5.sOG610; Montana
TOnOpah l.10u1.S5; Tonopah Extension,
SO bid; MacNamara, 40G4l Midway. SO
bid; Tonopah Belmont 1.30dl3j Tono-
pah North star, l3alA; Ohio Tonopah, 3
asked West End Cons, "A bid: Rescue,
l0Gll Tonopah & California, bid;
Golden Anchor, 3a4; Jim Butler, 5000 /;
Cash Boy asked: Home, asked:
Monarch Pitts. EXtn.. 3 bid; Montana
Midway EXtn,, asked.
GOLDFIELD.
Sandstone, 9S03O; Colorado Min, %
M25; Jumbo Ext. 1908; Vernal . bid;
Pennsylvania, 3 asked; Kendall, rs bid;
Booth, 226p23. Blue Bull, 1916. Adams,
3 bid Silver Pick. 20 bid. Nevada Boy,
i46i Black Butte Ext, bid Blue Bell,
S4lO. Dixie, bid; Goldiield Columbia,
- tA'l'ht ilAbNlillttf d uiAf ~ Ives opip
Ss; ConqeuTor, 8 bid; Black Rock, 2
bid; Lone star lOdfll; @. Wonder, 2
asked. orc, 3 asked; Kendall Ext, Ia
81 Spndstorm Ext 4 asked; Mayne, 2
as. Atlanta, 2S bid. Great Bend, 4ilp
10; Empire. asked Red Top Ext, 10
al; Florence. 42O@4.25, iDamondheld
-, Il. Con-, iSnl9. GOldheld Daisy,
L37MQl4O; Combination Fraction, $50
&c; Great Bend Ext. 10 bid: Great Bend
Annex. SGra' b 3. Bonanza, bid.
liewanos. 45Ni6 f,smemlda. 1 asked.
Portland, 10 bid; CrackerJank, S@9, Y,
Mohawk. - asked; Red Hills, 2S420;
Mohawk Ext. 4lp5; l.. Dillon iqpb; y.
Tiger IL bid, Grandma, . bid; >. p.
Ext, asked " Rose, bid Gold
Held Con, 5.22laa5.2b, Damondheld
7HS; Coming Nation 2gS'
BuLLPROG.
Original l@3; Mont, Bullfrog, la2;
National Bank. 1OQlii J.. Harris, ]
asked. Amethyst. asked Gold Bar
2Gqgsi Denver Bullfrog Annex. . ask
ed; Bonnie Glare, 10 bid. Maynower
Cons, lAMlj; .Montgy Sho. Ext. : hidi
q. Soepter. lGfS; Montgy. Mt bid b.
planundneld. asked; llomestake con,
l@S. y. Girl, ? bid Nugget, 2qii Tramp
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-16

General Manager Ernest Bamberger's
attention was called TO the foregoing
message from the Summit county camp
and by him the report was fully con-
firmed. "Wo are going to make some
repairs to the shaft" said he. 1T is
work that had to be done sooner or
later and we just thought we would
take advantage Of the low metal mar
ket and finish up the job. That is about
all there is to ii and don't think tho
mine viii be out OF commission more
than two or three weeks"
The impression. prevails among min
ing men that a material Improvement
i'm the metal markets will come short
ly and 1t Is evidently the purpose of
Mr.. Bambcrger to get ready for 1t by
making repairs when the earnings of
the company Will be least affected.
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BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

Furnished by private wire, by
Badger Bros, brokers, 100 south
Main.
Ahmeek, SIS asked: Butte Ext
5-l6 IN q Butte 4 London, 6S asked:
last Butte, ~ Gp%: Foster Cobalt, 60
asked; Mai. II a y; New Utah, =
d4; *. C.. AZ as; s. 81 F., 12ss n
Is; b. NJ, AZ q; First national Is
6631b
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NORTH BUTTE MEETING.

New York March 16,-Tho board Of
directors of the North Butte Extension
company held its annual meeting to-
day for reorganization and Godfrey
Lause,er. managing director AT Butte,
attended the meeting. The retiring Of
ficcrs We're reelected
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; EXPoRTs OF COPPER,
How The United Metals selling Com.
pany Supplied Europe Last Week.

Boston. March 10 The United Met
tals selling company shipped more
than 40 per cent NJ The total amount of
copper exported from the port of New
York during the week ending March
z by cousIgning 90 Europe i,a52. iSl
pounds OF copper of the weeks total OF
S.isLGlS pounds.
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VISIBLE COFFEE SURELY.

Boston, March 16.-The foreign visible
copper supply on March 10, was 23.505
tons. an increase OF 2.7S2 tons within
the past TWO weeks.
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COPPER ADVANCES.
pollock Special Wire.)

U V4'VV.N = I0-VTt'I- " ~
Boston, March 16.-Copper metal adj
vanced y of cent today, making lake,
1873. ala; electrolytic. 19ssQ127: cast
ing. 121d123. lead, 3S5439O; tin, 30ls
@30S.