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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-08
WESTERN UTAH
COPPER NINE
{. L. White Says Future of Prop
erty Has Been Under
Discussion.
MAY RESUME WORK SOON.
Says Hcinzc Is i,apidi, Rounding out
The Ohio Copper En-
terprisc.
MAY RESUME WORK SOON.

That the interests identified with tho
Western Utah Copper companys pro-
pertios at Gold Hill, in the Deep Creek
country, are working on plans which
may result In the resumption Of
work in the near future, has been yir-
tually admitted by Il. l.. White. former
president of the Bingham Consolidated
and one Of the big men in the West
ern Utah. If the metal market Inn
proves. he declared today. there is not
the slightest doubt about IT, but MOTH
ing has been definitely outlined.
There is not very much encourage
ment under existing conditions" said
Mr.. White, TO start up anything,
However. i am firmly OF the belief that
we have seen the worst, and that there
viii be "A steady Improvement in gem
eral business conditions. which natural
ly Will reflect towards a betterment
In the copper market ! do not believe
That we are going to witness any set
back because of the presidential cam
paign, no matter which of the two
great political parties is successful 1T
the polls next November, this great
country of ours is going to continue
to grow and become greater and great
er, just as 1t has done 10 the past Our
Immediate prosperity depends largely
upon the crops and there Is every in
dication now that the harvest will be
a bounteous one. Taking for granted
that that will be the case, money Will
be plentiful and we VIII enjoy an era
of good times; men OF wealth will seek
investments in industrial and mining
enterprises. The eastern banks have
plenty of money to loan; but the Sc
curity must be gilt edged: that is to
say, the practise of making loans on
stocks has been largely done away
with.
Regarding the reorganization of
the Bingham Consolidated and the
placing of it's various properties in
commission again, / can say nothing
at this time"
Mr.. White was asked for an express
sion regarding Ohio Copper and re-
Piled Ohio Copper is an excellent
property and believe Nh. Heinze is
rapidly getting its affairs in shape, bur
just how soon he viii have his plans
rounded out, of course, | cannot say.
Nevertheless / feel assured that it will
not be very long"
At this point Mr.. White paid a high
tribute 20 HeinZe. Il have a very high
regard" said he, 'for MIR. Heinze. He
IS an incessant worker. great or
ganizer. withal, saturated with that in
tense desire to do things and do them
upon a broad scale His field of work
Is in mining; that is where he has
been successful in the past and is
where he will make more successes in
the future, He has lots of friends
IN Boston and elsewhere who are ready
to support him in his mining under
takings."
Mr.. White expects to return TO Bos-
ton again towards the end of the week.
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posToN CURB RANGE.

Furnished by private wire by Bad
ger Bros, 100 south Main street,
Cum. Ely, ~ a. a. Tvs; ": n 500.
New Con, 12h a u 200Mt2
Giroux. s%m%i 3b-le; y: 5-16;
600.
Green Can. 1O% a q; 1O%; ~ NJ
LOO.
Nip, IN q q; 1Oo@7h
Closc--Boston Con, I'm a i2h {;
BIZ. Copper. As q "a Butte Coal, 20 u
@24 Davis DAILY. 2ep "; Dolores, o u
G7is El Rayo, 1A@2; Furance
Greek, 14g15, OF. Cons. 5h @s-16;
Florence go ~; Daisy, S0I So;
Green Gold. tadp%; Green Gold &
silver, y a u. Green Gold & Silver
(pfdD 1mh; King Edward Y a u I;
Mckinley 70m74; Micmac, Pa q ";
Mitchell, Y al: Mines, 7-l6@ ";
New. Utah, so v Tri. Bun. ! y a y ;
Tintic, az a "a United Copper, ~
a a.; United Copper tpfd.) 2eik m3o;
Yukon, az as ~; Stewart. II "a y;
Ohio. IA bid; Ahmeek. So $50;
Butte Eft, 3sm41: Butte & London.
40@42; cum. Ely, 7Ss "a y East
Butte. 50 G6; Majestic, 70@7i New.
Utah. a IL: Nip, IA a u Keween-
aw. so 4; Sup. and Pgh., l y d-N :,
Blk. Min, 50 a "a; First Natl, 39s q
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PRODUCE.
cIIICAGtl

Chica geo, July S.-t'ree selling OF wheat
ON lower cables and excellent weather
for the new crop caused woakness IN me
local market today Septembet opoheu
y to - lower at Sss gsiFs ana SOFA OH
to Sii. ,,,,,,
The corn market was moderately ne
tive, but weak. Lower cables ana more
favorable reports from the CROWNS ctpp
opened bdA to sh6ss lower NJ 72h cp
7Sss and held within that range.
Front-laking In September oats served
To- weaken All deliveries and there WA
almost no trading in the distant months.
The break IN conrser grains was snYo
chief Influence. September opened " q y
lower at 4Os, 6ill and sold down 70 iOfe
provlsions ware dull and the market
was weak because Of a 10 cont decline
in hogs ana the lower prices FOR corn
September pork was on 90 nc. az ~ 4
fra.35, and ribs were down 100 at s'V
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sHosHoNE CLEANUP.
Expected That Company VIII Realize
$4,000 Thcrcfrom.

The regular monthly cleanup at tho
Shushune was started Wednesday. says
the Bullfrog Miner. and II VIII require
about week TO reduce the zinc per-
cipitates to bullion, or course II Is
not definitely known al this time what
the cleanup win amount 10, but II t.
estimated that II WIN average with
former cleannps, or IN the vicnity
of 100000
IN addition To this the company
has between IS and 30 tons Of con
centrates ready for shipment The eu-
tire output FOR the month win be about
the same MS that of former months.
me usual development Is going on
nt the mine under the direction Of j.
q. klrchon, who is also general mar
aver OF the Tonopah Extension. Mr.,
krchon stuffed To a Miner representa-
tive today that while nothing definite
had been decided upon regarding the
increasing the capacity OF the Snu-
shone MIN that plans 10 this ond are
under adVisement. and that II Is prob
able the change win be made. The
idea 10 10 enlarge the min sufficiently
mat both the Shoshonc and the Tono-
pan Extension ores may he handled. ID
is probable also. that number ~
changes viii be made In tho reduction
process
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EvApoRArEn FRUITS.

~ iS noticed In the spot evaporSited np-
ples market The situation IN fu.lrss
shows a rather firm undertone, nut pricSs
remain unchanged, Fancy arc unotsq ~ ~
i0GIiDis choice at Sm9; prime ~ Us ~
~. and common to fair at Si2 @d11,
The demand for prunes WIS VERY ~.
,Jalifornlas were quoted nc 3'Ssei5' WV
No ,mproycmefit is noted IN the mfIhe
for aprlcots. Choioe are qucHeu az W.
io,S; extra choice IL i16ll!a; ana fancy
NJ l2mi3 ~. ,,.i.h choice
d,i1tt, Mt iSat; extra choice y w
-, fancy III t0H10h aud extra f"hoy
at i0di0k o4 ,,ttn ure-
,,inus nr.ices maintained Loose, r;us' ~
tels are quoted at a. @6A choice 4
fancy seeded raislns al W q e seea,
less at 81 as and London hScfs a.
1.25T1.S5.
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EXCHANGE LOCATION.
Governing Board Discusses Going 10
Downtown District.

The matter OF a new home for the
ming exchange was discussed at n
meeting OF the governing board yes
terday afternoon No definite plan was
outlined Tor the future. but the mem
bers of the board participated IN an
exchange of IDEAS on the subject AS Is
well known Samuel Newhouse has In
dicated his desire to have the exchange
permanently located In the downtown
skyscraper district and has evinced his
intention, providing all is agreeable. to
arect building Tor the organization
at the intersection Of exchange Place
and Cactus street
A communication addressed 10 the
governing board was received from
Mr. Newhouse about week ago in
which the mining man asked for con-
ference with the governing body OF the
brokers' organization Immediately after
his return from the cast.
There Is no doubt that the location
OF the exchange among the Newhouse
buildings would add materially TO the
life OF that section Of the city. There
are 20 odd members OF the exchange
who, In all probability, or al least a
Very large majority of them, would
maintain offices somewhere near the
exchange building
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ooLDFIELD CONSOLIDATED.
Company Is Not Buying Combination
Bond Issue Denied.
Especial 10 The News. y


Goldield. July S-Cieorge Wingfeld
has entered a strenuous denial that
the Croldfield Consolidated company is
buying Combination Fraction stock.
which is concurred in by Senator Geo.
Nixon. Wingfield and Nixon. however,
have been buyers of the stock for their
own account. IN reference to the re-
port that the Goldheld Consolidated
would have bond issue, Senator Nixon
said:
With the big reserve OF the CONSOLE
dated there is no cause for the issue OF
bonds. We are not trying to get In pos
session of the Florence by purchase or
intimidation. If we took that property
in we would have to make bond issue,
but we are not working in that direc-
ton Regarding the talk of apexes, we
are not spbjecting the Florence OF any
other company 10 annoyance for the
sake of driving them to our terms, but
we are going to have what Is coming
to us with as little trouble as possible
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BUSINESS FAIR,
PRICES HIGHER

New York, July S.-First prices OF
stocks were higher than last night the
morning declines in the London market
being dsregarded. Dealings were in very.
moderate volume. St Paul rose point
and International Paper preferred sold
at decline OF 2 points.
The rise in prices was carried slight
ly further before the proft-taking saler
took effect After some of the leaders
had declined fraction business became
dertone grew steadier.
On fresh advance large offerings of
stocks were met again and dealings con-
Naoted when the check came. u. $. steel
preferred sprang into uneuaul promi-
nenee. large purchasing orders carrying
1t to gain OF IL
Bonds we're firm.
American Smelling preferred gained.
~
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Beck Tunnel and Iron Blossom
Continued in Good Form
During Today's Calls.
CROWN POINT ON ACTION LIST
Other Tiniics Remain Stcady--UnIist-
cd Stocks--Closing Quota
tions and Sales.

While the volume of safes on the min
ing exchange today. footed UP almost
to the totals of yesterday. the trading
was devoid Of any special feature Beck
Tunnel was strong at the opening and
sold up to 1.27ls during the regular SEES
sion. reaoting to 1.20 on the open
board Some brokers have persist
ed in circulating report that new
and important developments have been
made In the mine The report, how
ever. lacks official confirmation.
Iron Blossom found considerable ia
yor and was active from 2.O5 up to
2,15, Grown Point, May Day. Utah
Con, and Yankee Con, remained steady
around yesterdays quotations.
The unlisted sales We're. Crown
Point at 8, 5A and so; East Tintic Con,
at and ulntah Treasure Hill mt 16
The closing quotations and sales
were:
MORNING CALL.
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Beck Tunnel, 500 at 1.22,a; 1000 al,
1,95; 100 at l27h. -. go
Black Jack. 100 at SO; loo at 81. Il,
Colorado. 1850 at 40; 100 at i.47,a,
H. 60
Columbus Con. 100 at l.55
Grown Point 1850 at 81 200 az 36ia;
$500 at ans
DAILY West so at 90.
Grand Central 10 Dat $40
Indian Queen. 500 at 49,
Iron Blossom. 500 al EOS; 800 AZ
e.o7la; 800 al 40
Wabash. 500 az co.
ar
MI. Lake, 300 at SO, b. 80; 100 at 70.
y 30,
New York Loo AZ 10
silver Shield, 1000 nt rs.
Sioux Con, 100 at l.01K.
Uncle sam 400 AT SIS, 100 al ST.
Utah Con. tTinticl, 1000 an 20: 900
AZ 25h,
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THE NEARER

Preferred stock IN Ctah-ldabo
Sugar Company gets to $40 por
share the fewer people caro- To
sell. After awhile you1l ask why
YOU didn't invest spare money I'm
this good stock at present prices.
Not since the old Utah Sugar
Company issued its preferred
stock more than six wears aeoD
has II failed 10 pay REGULAR
plNipENps or I'M CENTS Der
share every quarter And present
prospects are better than ever be.
fare During the past seven
months tho stock has risen In
value like an incoming tide. Some
waves roll back but each succeed.
ine wave rises higher and higher.
BY NOW We Will take care
Of Your order whether IL is for IA
shares OF toi thousand; and give
VOW the pest market price the day
your order reaches ne.
GEORGE "A, CANNON COMPANY.
Rooms 5l2.ii3 Templeton Build.
lhs' lhone Bcll 81.
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northern average. iefilI; middle county.
iidi2: tall southern. "a II.
Oregon eastern No. | April, lINlS,
eastern No. clothing l5M 10 eastern
average, ilglb; valley No. l. N@N
Secured values. ,,,.
california northern, 3g4s; middle
county, a1dr3s; southern. STWss; fai
free, 30p35 .ea.o
eastern No. nothing. $3.50: valley NO.
l, $500, - 49, ....tt-
Territory slno staple 5STM. fine nell
iine medium clothing, 45m5s.. naif-blood
NQ62, three-eirhths blood, l6His, one
fourth blood, iSGfib pulled wool. vS'lH
5st67. line, b0d52, A supefs NHs'
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NEW COMPANY FORMED.

The Lanesboro Mining 81 Milling com
pany has filed articles of incorporation
with the county clerk The capital stock
is $4,000 with shares at l0c each The
company owns property in Tooele coun-
". The officers are: j. j. MalIaney.
president; ii. Price. Jr., vice president,
H. j. Plumhoff, secretary and treasurer.
The Alta Fair Mining company also
filed articles with the clerk. The capt.
tai stock is $1,000, with shares at lOc
each. The company owns property in
the Little Cottonwood district The
officers are S. S. Pond, president; r. J.
Maroney. vice president; j. H. Tibbets.
secretary and treasurer.
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CONCENTRATES.

Broker Edwin c. Woolley and family
expect to leave for the east next week
to be absent until about Aug. l.
There is no doubt that the excursion
TO Tintic on the cath Inst. will be very
literally patronized by members of the
Salt Lake mining fraternity.
The regular monthly melting of the
directors of the New York Bonanza
Mining company was held last evening,
only matters of routine receiving atten-
ton.
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SILVER EAGLE COMPANY.

Speclal correspondence.
Richmond, Utah, July THE Silver
Eagle Mining company was incorpor-
ated here on Friday 1t has a capi-
tai stock of 100000, divided into 100000
shares at 80 cents each with 100000
paid UP and 10000 shares to be sold for
development purposes. j. w. Funk IS
president; Eli Webb vice president;
$. w. Hendricks secretary. who, with
ions Nilsson and j. Il. Swendsen, form
the board OF directors. The basis is
the Eagle and the Silver Eagle claims,
formerly owned by ions Nilsson.
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REGULAR AFTERNOON SALES.

Beck Tunnel, 200 at AS; 200 at
Liz.
Black Jack, 100 at 90; 200 at CA,
buyer 60.
Crown Point, $500 at 36la
Iron Blossom, 1900 at 2.07 H.
Mountain Lake, 1900 at 20, seller
80. 500 at SO.
New York. 1900 at 10; 200 at IOh.
Scottish chief, 1000 at .06A.
Seven Troughs, 500 at 20; 500 at
II " l,200 at IL
South Columbus, 900 at A, buyer
so; 500 NJ 4S.
swansea Con- 500 at a.. buyer co.
500 at AZ,
Utah Con, 1000 at %; 1900 at
24M: 100 az "a. seller so.
Victor Con, 900 at 13a
Wabash. 400 at 100
Yankee Con, 90 at A,
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.
(Pollock Special Wire.)

(Pollock Special Wlre.)
Cum. Ely, 7s@7s; Dom. Copper, l3s
az, Majestic. 51G52: New. Utah. 3aS;
Yukon. 3&d7S; Davis DAILY, 2dis; East
Butte, 57sG6: Nipisisng, ION.
Miami, 7GA; First National 3%@&;
Bingham, 50@60; Greene-Cananea
10A a r.; North Butte. II u a II :;
United Cop, 7MIs: Utah Copper, "a
a Y f; Boston Con. lea u U. S, S.,
icomD. 35& @361a; U. s, s.. (pfd).
AZ Y @r43; b. Coaln.. 23% 624; DAILY
West 10& m11; Mexican Con. 4 Z a
8; Nevada Con, l2M % Parrot, 2S%
GI25ls; Newhouse, a a y
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SAN JUAN OIL.

The san Juan Oil company filed arti-
cles of Incorporation today with Secy,
of state Tlngey The amount OF chpltai
stock Is S500,0 divided into shares OF
Inc mar value of 80 cents each. @. A..
Herman is president. J. +. Carlson,
vice president; j. c. Ney secretary
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, July a-Cattle-- Receipts about
Reeves i.l5nS.25: Texans, i.O0ale. %;
westerns, 4,5O@G.GO; stockers and feed
er 55 z,oyW Nv COWS and heifers, 2,IOQ
hogs-keceipts about $500; muN I
weak 10 iOc lower Lights. 6.OOfI o 30:
nixed, 6.@m6l0; heavy, 6.05GG70; rough.
5000 G6:J9; pigs, 4.0Q5 s.; good to choice
heavy 6.35 g6.7O; bulk. 6.4Sq65.
Sheep--Receipts about $500; market
steady TO shade lower Natives e. i.T
400 Westerns 2,I5G4.G0. yealrN gs. 40
dos; lambs. natives, I.O0Q7lJ; vest
erns, i.OpI10.
KANSAS CITY.
IA hansas Guy, July Static Receipts
W6'W; native COWS and heifcrs e25 ~
$50; stockers ana feeders, g.O0G5..5.
bulls, bG43 -; calves, 300Gpj.aj; west-
ern steers a'50q5.5O; western cows, 2.75
Hogs Receipts 1000, market lOc. low
er Bulk of sales, G.a5DGl0; heavy, q "a
Wb.@i packers and butchers. 6j56tG.5j;
lights, blb@giO pigs 5.pWa.O.
Muttons, 3.SQM4.J0. lambs, l50mG. ID:
range wethefs 3,I5p5,GOi fed ewes 3.2i
ghl0.
OMAHA.
Omaha, July .-cattle-Raceipts. /. 100;
market steady, Native steers lDa 10;
cows and heiters, 3,O@5i0, western
Steers, s3Ws@; range cows and heif-
ers 2,o0u4..9; Gamers 2.C06p3.2j; stock
ers and feeders, 100000: calves, g.75GD
5,i6' bulls ana stays, 2.50Qa60
Hogs Receipts. 1900 market l0c low
~ Hoayy, 9 ld.p6 90 mixed. 6.igh a6.IS;
lights, 6i0Wt,Eh pigs, 5.5OuB 90. bulk
of sales. dl2l5 HBl7ik
Sheen Receipts, 500. marhct JOG low
er hearlinBs, iD6l4,s0; yethers. 3.6em
4,l0 ewes S'OoWS,75 lambs 3.75@G.i5.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
ToDAY'S.

Edwin Petit to Jesse r. Petit.
part of lot 10, block q, 5-aere A.:
Edwin Petit to VIM. a, Petit, part
of lot 10 block "a, 5-acre A.-,::.
L. H. woodruff ct al to Joshua III.
Paul, part of lot 5, block p, plat
F.......,,.. .,...,.- ,,:.......::.,.,.'. .
+. j. Kearnes and wife to Emma
Shackelford. lots ?, TO- block i,
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Yesterdays.

Fannie *. McCllntock to Frank
l.. Parker. part of lot 4, block ;.
So plat B..............,....:.... IL
James Thompson, executor, to
Heber Nielsen, part of lot ..
block "a. plat C...................,. Al
Esther Mitchell TO Joseph Me-
Kee, part of lot l, block Is, olaf
n. W. Garter TO Salt Lake Sc
curity and Trust company,
part of lot ., block 13G, plat D.,
II. r. Van Horne and others 10
e. f.. Keller, lots and &
block 50. plat C .....,.........,,... ~
r. z. Keoler to Arthur Meads.
lots l and s. block 50, plat c.. eN
Salt Lake Secuity and Trust
company to Dana T, Smith,
part of lot @ block IS, plat D., II
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WOOL.


81 Louis July S--W0pl steady. Ter.
lltorf and western mediums liNlg, line
mediums, loWl1 fine 0Hl2
BOSTON.
BOSTON, July H. Receipts ana .blo.
ments are larger Ia The local tAien
market and trading ~ fulrlN active rbo
feature II the good movement In mlp.
ritory. Quotations;
California northern choice t1d1gt
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ORE AND BULLION.

The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick
q Co., We're Crude ore and concen-
$4,000,
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MAJESTIC MINES.

What n Boston Paper SAYS About
Beaver County Enterprise.
Majestic mines. the company recently
organi2cd to take over the Majestic
Copper company, says the Boston Com
merclal VIII begin work on It's prop.
erty Ia the very near future, The
management has employed mining
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GEO. @. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS' "a u, So Templs, Both
phones $40,
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Pioche the Coming Ncyada Camp.

! have a few meritorious mining
properties 20 be had at the right price
Call and see j. S. Free. Sst ID. r.
Walker block. Phone. Bell. 24al.
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r. X. Snow a Co., Stock Brokers.
% Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1878
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PRIVATE WIRES.

Direct connections with all mar
kets. Perfect facilities for execu-
ton OF orders in New York and
Boston stocks, Chicago grains and
San Francisco stocks.
Accounts carried on conservative
margins
Loans made on stocks.
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A, s. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker, 2l5 y, u. Walker Block
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Nevada His. 1 so bid pIttsburg Sill
Peak, i.o59l .0Its; North Star Wonder,
bid; found Min, s0ae0; Eagles
Nest, i0ui- Alice OF Wonder asked.
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Victor Con, 500 at IA.
Yankee Con. $50 at As; 800 at ~.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Ajax, 500 at "a.
Black Jack, 400 at 63.
Beck Tunnel, 400 at 1,20.
Bling. Amalgamated, 1000 at Is.
Big Hill. 5000 at .0s.
crown Point. 500 at SO. buyer SO;
500 Mt 375s: 1000 at 37h, buyer 80;
8 700 at 81.
DAILY Judge, 900 at $50.
Iron Blossom. 500 at els; 100 at
2121A; 1000 at 2.l5, buyer SO; 2,2Oo
at 2.10
Lower Mammoth, 200 at AS.
May Day. 1000 at AIN.
Swansea Con, 500 at AZ.
Utah Con. tTintlc) 1000 at 25.
RECONCILIATION.
Shares. Amt
Regular call 49,. .,2b.400 S25,542.5O
open board ......3S,700 Js,776.5o
Forenoon totals ...641oo s45,sl9.OO
AFTERNOON CALL.
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MANHATTAN.

Manh Cona,, 10 asked Mann. Min
Cor asked; c. Wedge bid s.
Humphrey, bid: Dexter. asked.
Combination. 1 asked; Cow boy. /
asked. Bruncho, l@2; Pinenut. I bidi
s. Dog bid; Y Horse, 3 asked; RAY,