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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-05
Warrington
Defeats Bowlers
ocAL TEAM PUTS UP ScRAPPf
GAME BUT UNABLE TO
WIN OUT.

The Fairmnnt Bowiers baseball team
was defeated yesterday by the Mall
uiubtuu aggregation on the Manning
ton gtuunds. There was Il good ut.
tendance and the game was fast and
sInppy. Score:
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Stan ding of the Clubs.

Today's Games.
Detroit ut Boston.
Cleveland ut Washington.
Chicago ut Philadelphia.
St. Louis ut New York.
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

Notice is hereby given to tle stotk-
holders of Fairmont and Northern
Traction Company. and 10 all other
persons. that 4 meeting Of the stock
holders OF snfd company for orgnniEH-
ton and for tine transaction OF such
other business as may lawfully De
transacted. will be. held Mt the Office
of a. ID. Fleming. in tho City OF FAIR
mont, Marion county. West Virginia.
on Saturday, the 18th day OF August,
1909, ut the hour OF eleven O'Clock q. Ill.
Given under our hands tlis 18th day
OF July 1909.
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Baltimore DE- Ohio
Railroad

.DaiIy. xDaily except Sunday. zSun.
day only.
FAIRMoNT, w. va.
Schedule Effective May 80, 1909.
Easthound.
For WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE.
PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK
No. s. .:l:25 a. IN: No. IA. a1:35 n.
M; No. 4. $3.50 p. III. Qocal to Graf
ton.
CUMBERLAND ACCOM-. No. G. x7:oo
GRAFTON ACCOM- NO. 72, '1o:5l a.
Westhound.
For COL.UMBESS and CHICAGO. No.
:. -2:2I n. H.: No. II. -1:25 y. Ill.
For WHEELING. No. Z. 1924 n m:
No. II, +7:15 n. 1T. tlocaD; No. a.,
1:a5 p. III. tlocar1 No. Is. 'G:oS p,
nj
mnnpn9ah btffsfoh'
For CLARKSBuRG. leave No. . %I:l0
n. nj: No. 4. x9:45 y. IN: arrive. NO.
s. sT:3a n. H.: No 8. xi:i5 r. H.
Fairmont, Morgantown and Pittshurs
Branch.
For CONNEI.I!SVLUE and PITTS
burg. leave. No. /. $500 a. m; NO.
3 xT:i0 u. M: No. 81. f2:l5 y. H.;
arrive. No. so. 1910 u. M: No. 2.
x7:iO y. m: No. 4. x9:i0 p. m; No.
6s. z1n:05 u. III.
For MORGiANTOWS. leave. No. CD.
x9:O0 p. M; arrive. No. G.. S':3e
n. M.
Pawpaw Branch.
DAILY Except Sunday
Depart. No. 2bi. $500 n. m: No. 2ea,
400 p. M: arrive. No. 200. 9:56 a.
M; No. 202, $40 p IN
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
Detroit. 10; Boston. 3.
Detroit. Il: Boston. 2.
Cleveland. o; washington. !.
Chicago at Philadelphia. postponed
on account OF rain.
St. Louis ut New York. postponed
OH account of rain.
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zone out when winning run WAS
scored.
Summary
Three base hits-Rutlolpl. Carlisle
Gates.
Sacrifice hits-Robcrts. McCloskey'
Cariss.
Left ON bascs-Fairmont .; Union
town s.
First base ON halls--oH Carlisle );
Taylor 2: Roberts l.
Struck out-By Carlisle II Taylor :;
Roberts !. 81,
Hits apportinncd-OT Carlisle In
S T.: innings: of Taylor III l III III
ninEs.
Umpire Smink.
Time 2:n5.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-05
Stan ding of the Clubs.

~ Today's Games.
Boston Mt Chicago.
New York mt Cincinnati.
Brooklyn ut Pittsburg.
philadelphia at ST. Louis.
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: ?. = y - :. -
NATIoNALFLEAGUE
Yesterdays Results,

{ Brooklyn 4 |: PittsburG. 0.
Boston. o: Chicago. s.
Pnil1delphfa. 4: St Louis. 1.
New York pit Cincinnati, postponed
account of rain.
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Summary
Two base filts-Smith. Burnett.
Three base hit-Tnlbott.
Home rrIn-ItidGley-
Hits apportinnctI-off Drasoo' Ill
G Innings: off Touthman. 1 In ) III
ninEs.
Stolen bnscs-Rcctlcr. Fl. Prichard.
Sacrifice hits-McCarthj c. Prlch-
ard. Porter.
Struck out-by Dragoo. 1; Tooth
man. .: Burnett. 4.
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|. Base ON balls-oI Burnett. g.
Earned runs-Maaniuston, 4; Fair
mont. .. -
Left on bascs-M Warrington, G; FAR
mont. 2.
Irmplrcs-Silvas and Linn. /.
Tfme-1:40.
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Fairnonf 1t CpnneilsyIiIe
Grafton at Uniontp#h
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PAW VA. LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
UniOntuwn !; Fairmnnt y.
Cunnellsrillc 4: Grafton 4.
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roN NET I ,sVIL,E- r. IT.. p. A. =

G-ofton II 0O10O 81
@ 0 o 900 4 o.
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JuIy Is. 20. 20. Aug. 5.
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Standing of the Clubs.
FOR THE BABY

Warm weather makes the feeding
OF the baby a serious problem. IT the
food now used does not agree perfect
~ find enc that will. We have al! the
hest foods and take pains to supply
them fresh and In perfect condition.
We also carry full line of hygeni1
nursery supplies, baby rattIesr teethng
rings, etc
THE NEW DRUG STORE,
BEAM & McCLOSkET,
5f2 Locust Avenue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-03

Of the shaft AZ the New York Bonanza
II is the Intention 90 send the shaft 10
the depth Of LOCO feet az once. Three
shifts. % men in all, are now working.
For several months the company has
been unable 20 pursue the work on uc-
count OF water The pumps are now
able 10 handle IL
The American star Mining company
Of salt Lake mas nled articles Of in
corporation. Tho company Is capital
lied at Si.000000 with shares az 81
each. Tho company takes over the
Buckin claim in the Camp Floyd dis
trict A. n. Holloway Is president;
W. II Braniel vice president and liner
Pett. secretary and treasurer. They al
so compose the directorate. The di-
rectors with George NJ. Smoot ana c.
r. Lewis. each hold 100 shares Of
stock while John A. Street has 999.500.
The Bis Cottonwood Consolidated
Mining company has been Incorporated
60 take over four mining claims In the
Big Cottonwood district The company
is capitalized at 100000 with shares al
10 cents each William T. Harwood Is
president. T.. q. Lee, vice president
and Carl s Badger. secretary and
treasurer The officers with Benjamin
L. Rich ana Jennie Lee compose the
directorate.
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HORSESHOE PROPERTY
LEASED TO FULLER
Miii Bcinr Rcmodrlc,l Co Treat Tan
ines on DUNN and Ores from
New Camp OF Tyson

pI0oD- --n- A I0nI and T-1.0
r,.ttc- an
n"s ue'n 0'i'" '' ~.
the Horseshoe mine ana nIll ut ray
about 30 miles cast of Phoebe and the
min a. moo. hoiuo fiuod up 10 retront
naFt IN tn, former ,,anide tauiurs
~, min v,birb bos Ia rrnacifV. off 100
fons nor dsy trenfcd about $4,000
TONS "a ore but Tor various reasons
larral,. f,ieutannvr,onf be- has never
naid diridend and sbut down about
three voar ~ ago
Tho Horesboe propcrtv WAS al ono
tino beld by Az N,Cuno of salt
r.ake rtv since he transferred his
intereats ~ Solitb America ID is said
~ loet intcres, in rnisbing the work
some excellent shcvinps have been
made M tbe trof,erf,. and 10 b. be-
iic,,od ,bcrc a. , GOOD onnortunitv Of
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SELLING OF us.
STEEL FEATURE

New york som. 3-Quiet trading and
moderate price changes characterized the
opening Of the stock market today. The
favorite speculative stocks were higher
than Yesterday. but the list showed a
few small declines. N.ne thousand
shares OF United states steel sIld at u,
new high record price. and y up from
yesterday The stock solo traction
higher General Electric rose "a, Union
Pacific and international Pump and
Consolidated Gas u.
a feature OF the early dealings was
the absorption OF larEe blocks OF INIT
ed States steel which rose 60 5qis The
preferred STOCK also gained point
other metal stocks were strengthened
by the demand for this stock.
Tho rise In the specialists furnished
"a cover for sales OF the railroad HIST
Union Pacific reached I and the pre-
ferfed ~. Southern Pacific. New York
Central and 81. Paul sold q shade be
low Yesterdays closing A later rise
" over point in pennsyivana TO i42.
had but little influence on sentiment
Tho market grew very dull around n
clock and was about steady Sloss-
Sheffield steel gained "a. ST Louis q
International Paper preferrcd. Bethlehem
Steel and United states Pipe T. Real
King I'M central Leather cost 70 a point.
United States steel was carried IN to
market The preferred rose . St Louis
g san Francisco second nrefcrred 81.
Rock island preferred 1M ST. Paul.
Reading. Delaware q Hudson Erie first
preferred United States Rubber and Vir-
glnia Iron 4. American Tobacco pre-
ferred and Federal Mining preferred de-
clincd I.
Bonds were steady
several new strong spots developed
notably Atchison. which rose TO l20A
"A gain Of Ia, The rest Of the list ala
not vary much and moved rather un-
easily. United states steel went up
point higher TO 1875. Atlantic Coast
Line. american steel Foundries and
Colorado Fuel moved up and Southern
Railway preferred ~
Attention was shifted 10 the minor
steel specialties and the,p was steady
demand for them az higher prices. Rail-
road stocks were neglected hut held
firmly Pressed steel Car preferred got
up 3. Bethlehem Steel 2%. the preferred
and Chicago & Alton q Pittsburr Coal
preferred / - and Baltimore & Ohio
Great Northern ore Certificates. the RE-
publican Steel stocks Pittsburr Coal
and Railway Steel Spriug l.
The market closed firm. a. :. steel mot
huge selling orders at no. which we're
executed In 1000 to Sooo share blocks.
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CONCENTRATES

~ - ~ -
new nlhlhE eoalilp mas esen llH.eu
as wassuk II is located seven miles
from Lurkyhoy no miles from Aurora
and i5 miles from Rrodie. n ls located
I'M section well supplied with wood
and water and the orc rs free milling.
Tn deepest shaft Us nov down about 40
feet and me ledge ls "a feet IN Wlltn.
per ION.
'eorse w Morgan "i tne linlaN MIN
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PRODUCE.

Chicago. sept 2-unsettled weather In
the northwest was again tho principal
fnctor affecting the wheat market here
today and the sentiment IN the pit dur
Ing the early trading vas moderately
Luilish Demand. however. was dull and
the selling puressure light. Price hutcua-
lions carly were confined within half a
cent range. Opening quotations were
yesterdays close. December being az 9iA
10 9iS. Later December advanced to
Despite additional rains corn senti-
ment was bullish. particularly in the
deferred months. Several prominent
shorts were again moderate bidders
while offerings were light. The Deem
Der delivery opened shade lower to
haA higher at 81 to 5TA and advanced
Oats were firm owing 70 the strength
Of wheat and corn. The volume OF
trade carly in the day was light De
cember opened unchanged at SA and
sold M TO 3SNn1i.
Provisions were quiet and firm So adj
vance I'm live hogs inspired some buying
while the strength Of corn prompted
additional purchases. Prices at the start
were ~ 20 higher
Wheat-The market eased on congid-
erahly during tho last half Of the dav.
December declining 10 az The close.
however. was firm, with December a
shade higher. M oiikN 81
Corn--The deferred months lost much
Of their strength later hut September
held strong December enid on from
b1A 10 51 The close was strong for
September hut barely steady for other
deliveries. December closing unchanged
at 5T1fi8
close wheat-sept. asSa 4 Dec. al
ii x May ST.
corn-sept. e5S Dec, 57aK: May
ssh n s.
oats-sept. ssls; Dec, IS; May. pA
az
Pork-sept, s2NM: Jan. i7.@; May.
y TO-
Lard-Sept and Oct l727H: Nov
II a. Jan. i0.Go. NAV 10 51is
Ribs-sept., n.s06u S2i5. oct. li.67tk /;
Jan. go
Rye-Cash. q; Dec. s..
Barley-Cash. 6I5
rimothy-sept.. 3.6e18.65. oct. $50;
March. 3%
Clover-cash, l2oo: March 1850
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. Sept 3-Butter steady.
Creameries. Paw % q dafries. 22d2s
E,ggs-Steady, az mark. cases included
IS; receipts, 6,s50e cases, hrsts. o. prime
hrsts. 1ia
Cheese-strong Daisies. i54 816. twins.
lfnA; young Americas, Is. long horns
Is
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York Sept 3.-Sugar. raw hrm.
Fair refining 3.67: centrifugal. .e6 test
Az. molasses sugar 3i2
Rehned-Steady. Crushed, 5.T5. powder
ed 5.l5; graduated SOS.
Cofee-Quiet. No Rio ~. No
Santos. 81 an
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LIVESTOCK.


III II AAHANs
Chicago. Sept. a-Cattle-Receipts. es-
timated at fao, market steady Beeves
% SOS. Texas steers. 4i56k.4n. west
ern steers. fpn6.50. stockcrs and feed
ers, 3.@u5 D.. COWS ana heifers ASA
$40; calves. 6.50a9 .
Hogs-Receipts. estimated at 1000.
market &c. higher Lights. Z. 70fT. 27is:
mixed, 7.55@S.0; heavy. 7sds. 27is
toJgh, 800 49, good 10 choice heavy.
95n s.2lis pigs, 7.15N sou: bulk Of sales.
T750S.l5
sheep-Receipts estimated az 10000:
market weak Native. 2.T5Q47O 70: western.
3WW 20. yearlings. 45006.60, lambs. ma
tive, AWa775. western. 4.600f.75
KANSAS CITY
Kansas City. Sept. 3.--Cattle-Receipts
900. market strong 10 l0c higher. Ma
tive steers. Soar 70: native COWS and
hefers. 2.0od $50. stockers and feeders.
2.WG5.0; bulls 2.e063.75: calves. 3.50a
500. western steers, s.5G6.B; western
cows. 250Q4.b0
Hogs-Receipts. 500. market strong
10 i0c higher. Bulk 81 sales. T8n
$40. heavy T7ods.10. packers and butch
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
EMMA COPPER SOON
TO WORK PROPERTY
Stockholders Are Paving IN Assess
mcnt IN Manner That Assures
Work being started.

Stockholders ~ the Emma Copper
company are paying Up their assess
ments IN manner that assures work
being started on the property this
fall. says W. N Wautland, secretary
Of the conn any Already u is said
that over half Of the assessment has
been paid and tho debt that involved
the company IS being lifted. Tho one
half cent assessment will bring the
compan I'M Sl1.50O and will be more
than sufficient 10 pay OF the in
debtedncss which amount 20 s0me-
thing like $500.
According 20 the secretary. G. NJ.
Freed. the Perry etate John A. Kirby
and other big stock holders in the
company have paid their assessment
and tho releasing Of the mortgages
viii be done IN few aiys.
AZ soon az work starts ON the pro-
pertv 10 Is said that Wine win be
sunk on the eight inch streak of ore
that was encountered IN the tunnel
which Is now in distance " 1913
feet II Is declared that the Columbus
Consolidated tunnel and drifts which
are ll5 feet lower than the tunnel
used by the Emma Copper company.
has drained the property 30 that the
sinking of the winze will be at 81
much smaller expense than formerly.
The place whore tho winze will be
started already has vertiole depth
of 500 feet.
The Emma Copper property is de-
clared 10 be the turning point Of
the carbonates and the sulphides on
one side OF the property are carbon
ates while the other has the sulphides,
Il Is said
NO AsSESSM THIS MONTH.
The usual assessment on Mineral
Flat will not take Mace at the regular
monthly meeting OF the knight in
forests al Provo on Sept no. 10 is
said For the first time I'm many
months. 10 is said. that this duty viii
be Dropped and indications are that
it win be a long time before Il comes
again.
Miners who have been in the Ameri-
can Fork district declare that the
Mineral Flat property is now "A mine
and that shipping can be carried on
20 great extent as present Re
Gently shipment of 5000 pounds OF
steel galena was made ~ Is declared
that several good ore bodies have
been opened up IN the property and
with but small amount of develop
ment work the property could ship
regularly.
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ers Sas r.. lights 5.7susic. pirs. 800
1N 1870. $3.50.
sheer Receipts 700. market stcadl
af,tfors 4NnkN. lambs. e.oM %
rarre wethcrs to0Sa. ranEe ewes
t0r as -.
vvffons iHaBN. lambs, b.0fui ~
ronre wcthcrs. gWdS.S. range ewes
tOntla.
OMAHA.
south omaha. SEPT s-Catus Re
,,ipfs nit market steady 20 stronger
Naive steers. 1910 20. cows and hell
crs. aDn5 90. western steers 3.nneW
Texae steers 3.oonS.co. cows AMI heit-
ors gnnfG. Gamers. lbu 2. n,
ftockera and feeders 2.@n 3d. calves
8 g5ae 15. bulls ana stays, LOO 40.
HoRe- Receipts. GOO, market 5c hlgh-
or Heavy. 1Dnfp5. mixed, 5.@uT ~
lights z a5dS io pigs. SOAR co. bulk OF
sales 1897 as.
sheen Receipts. 8s0. market steady
Yeariinrs. f.h1d6.o0. vcthers, t.oon 40 e
ewes. 3.51aai0. lambs 6oe6T.b.
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Word has iust been received that the
senate committee on irrigation, which
consists of twelve senator's. BE- on the
train delayed by the wsshout on tho o
n a n. on which the High School ca
diets are also travelling The commit
Tee win stop nm 40 Boise, and viii so
from there 10 Twin Falls, whore the
various government projects will be in
snocted Tho committee win then go
through 20 Cheyenne whore another
stop Win be- made. Tho cadets tram
will arrive between and 10 tomorrow
morning. according 10 the same adyiccs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-03
MAnKEr snows mrRovEMENr
Grand Central Goes Up 10 Cents on
Local Mining Exchange.


Grand Central. which is declared 20
have made another strike that proves
up q good body of ore. was again one
Of the active issues on the local stock
market this mOrning. During the regu-
lar board session Il won't up from s. 625s
10 S2.72ls and held firm az the price
During the morning session $500 shares
Of stock we're sold II is reported that
the mine Is now looking better than It
has In some time and there is an ox-
cellent chance OF getting a good amount
OF pay ore out OF the lower levels
The encouraging conditions Of Grand
Central lent strength TO the market. IN
sympathy with this good bull market
was started. Nearly every stock show
cd considerable Improvement and the
volume Of business transacted was back
10 standard. Iron Blossom was Arm
and steady with prices slightly higher
Colorado was somewhat better Sioux
Consolidated which was ner vous yea-
terday was stronger today with steady
buying. For several days there has
been considerable interest shown IN
Camp Bird Prices were from ~ to
~ cents on the 20, 600 shares sold.
The total number OF shares sold thts
morning was 1880 and the amount
represented by the transactions was
SS4. $3.50.
On the curb market 500 shares ~
Bingham Central Standard sold al 24ih
cents and 1900 shares went al % cents
bid OF II cents was made for stand
ard copper and Ohio Kentucky received
a bid OF 80 cents.
FORENOON QUOTATIONS.
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sEARCm ron on Wan vrnNAl

William Anderson OF Venal Wpi
snoI uF start force of men at work
sInknE Tor OH nn hia claims about rs
miles west of Acrnal li is said lhat
Mr Anderson has completed arranrs-
menta with "a number of oIl drllers m
California 400 take nap che work and
ihef VIII ne 40 tho property within "a
Short time to Sing the wells
Ihe claims owned bN ar Anderson
are ~ Don number and arc eight or u.na
miles NeHt of me point where inc city
M heinai scrulrs tho sand asphaltum
for me sidewalks ana streets M me
giN Az ON expert recently examined
tne property and declared no Was con.
nuut that oil could be- found there.
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New york. Sept 3-Monev ON call
firm 2W2a per cent, ruling rate and
closing bid. pa per cent. offered at
2la por cent
Time loans quite active; for so days.
2A as per cent for 90 DAYS. 3h per
cent. for six months. per cent
Close. Prime mercantile paper, 4n
"a per cent
Sterling exchange steady with
actual business In bankers bills at
A851Od15 for so day bills and at
81 $3.50 for demand.
Commercial bills. S4sMaA
Far silver Sly.
Mexican dollars. "A
Government bonds weak railroad
bonds steady.
J. Il. WHITNEY. stock Broker.
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The meat to eat-that can't ho beat
That makes YOU smile WIENER you cat
Co packed.
The meat mat by Uncle Sam rs backed.
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VIA %. s L. Special low rates 10 north
ern utah and idaho POINTS Ions limits.
Another excursion Rill be- operated
north on September 18TH. See agents
for further particulars. city Ticket
once. 20i Main Street
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MOUNTAIN FOUR STATE
FAIR.
OGDEN, sept s-ii 1903.

Excursions via oregon Short Line
September ith to llth inclusive. Round
trip 81 no. Limit September 18th city
Ticket Ofhce. 20l Main 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-03

Wait fOr the big \ l. auction sale
commencing September al 40 a. m.
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FORENOON SALES.

FORENOON SALES.
Camp Bird. 1000 at "a
Carisa. 300 a. So
Columbus, 100 al lily
Grand Central 100 at 2.63iA seller so
800 at 2.65. 100 at 265, seller 60, 100 at
200; 100 at 267it. seller so; 100 at 2.55
seller so. 400 al 275; 1900 at 212is
700 at 2.72h. seller so; 400 at 2.72h,
seller 10
Indian Queen, $500 at 4
Iron Blossom. $3.50 AT 1925. 500 az l25
seller so
Iron King 1000 at u.s.
Mason Valley. LOO az 222m.
Mineral Flat. 900 81 ~ 1000 al y
Mountain Lake. 1000 at IA 1000
az i3. buyer So
Ohio 400 at AIS 800 at A22ia
Silver King, 300 az 3a1 y 200 at 400
Sioux, 800 AZ 81. LOO at 81, seller
50: 100 al So 1900 az S.
South Columbus 100 at 1914
Tintic Central. 1000 az Ga 1000 at ..
200 az ga
Uncle sam LOO at u.
OPEN BOARD.
Camp Bird. 5000 an ~. seller so,
10000 at "a. buyer 80 1900 at pa
Colorado. 100 at $50, buyer so.
Mountain Lake. 1000 az l2h.
East Tiutic Development. 1000 AZ 1917,
seller 6O 1000 az "a, buyer 60; 1000
at 1874.
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WOOL.


st Louis Sept 8-Wool unchanged.
Territory and western mediums, go IS,
nno mediums 2202i fine. l3nl9.
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sAN rRANcIsro MATINEE.

James a. Pollock a. Co. bankers ana
brokers. furnish the following re-
ceived over their private wire this at
noon:
COMSTOCk
Ophir. t20dL25. Mexican l09h clio;
Gould & Curry, 25 asked Con. Va, 1875
Ml.37ia, Savage. $50 IS, Hale g. Nor
cross. A. asked Yellow Jacket, l.l2i5
bid. Belcher. % bid. Confidence, l.50
bid. sierra Nevada. 1904 ENchequeE
80 bid. Union, 5005l; Challenge, 20Qe-.
Cholar. 5fG56.
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Tonopah Nevada. 100 bid Montana
Tonopah, s5d9S. ronopah Extension.
e0G62 MacNamara, 3ld33 Midway, 20
BID: Tonopah Belmont SOaSj; Jim But
Ter, l5ql6
GOLDrELD.
Col Mt. iOau. Jumbo Ext. isG1s;
Booth. l4Gi5. Blue Bun. 3 asked silver
Pick, IS bid. Blue Bell Sai. Hibernia,
s asked. Lone star. aus; orc. bid
Atlanta. 10 bid CT Bend. iadS. Red
Top Ext S94, Florence 200 bid.
Dheld DAISY i50i6. Comb. Fraction,
7ldT3. Ct Bend Ext. asked; Great
Bend Annex asked Kewanos. 10d
H., Portland, 2d4. Crackcrjack, 2nS;
n. Mohawk. bid Rcd HIS. 70s Y.
Tiger. Z sales Grandma bid Cold
field Con, 675G6S0. Dheld Triangle.
lag. c. o. D., 10 bid; Florence Extn.
lac
BULLFROG.
National Bank asked; Bonnie
Glare. SOLO Montg2 Mt. 3df. Bone
stake Cons, ? asked, Tramp Cons,
405
MANHATTAN
Manh Cons 3at Dexter. { asked
Mustang. ] bid Pienut I asked.
OTHER DISTRICTS
Nevada Hills. 75aSo. Pittsbutg Sill
Peak 81 asked Eagles Nest { asked
Rawhide Queen, % bid Rawhide Queen
Regent 20 asked RawhIde Coalition,
$3.50. Balloon HIS 3 bid
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J. T.. WHITNEY. stock Broker.
s34 Atlas. Bell. 1470. Res. 3O04-Z.
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