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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-17
MARKET MARKED
BY UNCERTAINTY
Siuns of Weakness Largely Due
To PrOfit-Taking by
Spectators.
ADVANCES MANIPULATED.
In Interest OF Those DESTROYS OF Liqui-
dating-Moncy Market Tranquil
And Somewhat Firmer.

New York. April l7.-Prces Of stocks
have moved with some uncertainty and
irregularity during the week. specula-
tive proflt- taking was largely response
bic for signs OF weakness and tho sharp
advances IN special stocks were re-
earded as being fostered to facilitate
this liquidation There was a percept-
lble growth OF an anxiety over the
promise OF grain crops, The excited
speculation In the wheat market and
reports OF backward development OF
winter wheat and unfavorable weather
for the planting Of spring wheat were
factors IN this anxiety. Reports from
the steel and copper trades are en-
couraging. Increase in idle freight cars
in the last han OF March made bad
impression. The money market re-
manned tranquil. but slightly frmer in
tone.
Free Offering OF stocks at the open
ing today carried prices downward
throughout the list. The grangers and
transcontinental stocks were most con-
fplcuOuS IN the decline. Great Noiln-
eru preferred and St Louis Southwest
ern preferred fell I and Union Pacific,
st, Paul, Southern Pacific, AtChison,
Reading. Amalgamated Copper and
Westinghouse Electric substantial
fraction. A rise Of a in Norfolk and
Western was the only notable eXcep-
ton TO the weakness.
Irregularity developed after the open
ing dealings, some stocks rallying and
others declining before the tendency
became uniformly upward. The re-
bound lifted Reading and some of the
I'M and Hartman stocks 10 above yes.
terNiay's close, but the rise was not
/ firmly held. Central Of New JersaJ
hardened points( Adams Express, Ma
tional Lead, ~ and Rock Island pre-
| ferred and Mercantile Marine preferrei
and Hooking Coal 1.
During the decline Atlantic coast line
got down ~. The market closed strong
and active. Strength in the coaler.
prompted shorts 10 cover and III.
market rallied strongly to above yes
| terday's closing. The upward flight n
Central OF New Jersey reached n
| points. Reading gained 8 Delaware
| Hudson. IN: Union Pacific, Northerr
Pacific and Chesapeake & Ohio. i; Ma
tional Lead, 2
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WEATHER REPORT

The mercury reached its highest
local point for the current year yester-
day, when Il touched s.. Barometrio
conditions are such as Indicate cooler
and cloudy weather for tomorrow, with
no rain falling at all over the coun-
try.
The barometItc conditions have
changed but slightly during tho past
"a hours. High pressure prevails over
the north Pacific and the Atlantic
states, causing fair weather over most
Of the country. over Manitoba, Middle
and South Plateau and Rocky Noun
tain slope the barometric pressure is
low. Precipitation Is reported over
portions Of British Columbia, Alberta,
Manitoba, Minnesota Missouri, Lake
region and New England. The tenn
perature changes are generally warmer
and unimportant except slightly cool
err over the British Northwest territory
and north Pacific states.
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Record at the local Office, U. S. YEA
thea bureau for "A hours ending at
a. m. today:
Temperature at s a. m, so; maximum
temperature, 68 minimum temperature.
52' mean temperature, 60. which is 10
degrees above the normal Total de-
hciency OF temperature since the arst
OF the month, 3S. Accumulated excess
OF temperature since January /. 823 de-
grees. Total PRECIPITATION since lst OF
month, 81 inch, which Is 81 inch be-
low normal. Accumulated excess since
January ], L5i inches Relative hui
mildly az 8 a. m, SO per cent
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GREAT WEEK FOR
THE STOCK MARKET
More Than Half Million Spent in
Mining Securities in
Five Days.
STOCKS ARE FAIRLY STEADY.
Brokers Enjoy Fair Volume Of Busl'
ness on Local Exchange During
Tho Session To-day

DESPITE the fact that this week saw
tbe heaviest slump In stocks that has
been witnessed this year on the local
stock exchange. the volume OF business
wa the heaviest This was also acc
compIlshaI with o holiday Intervening
The total amount that changed hands
in The buying and selling 90 mining
stocks durlg the week was more th9n
$4,000 over tha half million mark I9
De- exact. C62e5i shares Of stock changed
hands. and Che total amount at Whlcn
the stocks passed was S50i.3i9.aS.
This week was tho heaviest that has
been noted this year. and with coudl-
tione as unfay0rablo as 80 was possible
Tor them TO be, this bids fair 10 be the
banner year for the exchange. At the
rate at which business has been trans
acted this year. there is % certainty
that the amount OF business VIII
amount 90 over S20O00,Ol0 Whlch VIII
exceed that OF 1908.
The exchange this morning was fair-
~ dull in features. although the ma
torlty Of The stocks are believed oy
those on the inside TO De going at bar
gain prices. columbus Consolidated
showed plainly the effects OF profit TAX
ing by those hot Ina when the stock
first started 10 soar 2 ne eA0Gh Aeli
as low as 2.55 this morning.
Crown Point Consolidated, was am
other Knight stock that was stuns by
the traders this morning and 40 sold
for rs cents. Decker Canyon brought
pa cents share and Tntic Central
showed an inclination To move higher
IRON BLOSSOM SMILING.
Iron BLOSSOM smiliugly came out Of
the market this morning stronger than
ever After the fearful mauling this
stock has received during the week it
came out better and more aggres 'lve
than 10 has been In weeks. Although
10 sold ar low az StS7i2. il reached tho
good price OF S202la. just before the
close
The number Of shares sold today was
55S56 and the amount paid was S5l,-
1855
on the curb market there was large
array OF stocks. but only one security
passed over the rail- for a sale. This
was Uintah Treasure HIN which went
for 70 cents. Yerington Gold was Of
fered ON the market for 3 cents and
Niendha- Nevada was offered az S5 cents
Ten cents was bid for Bingham COP
per and cent for East Tintic Fl Rey.
FORENOON QUOTATIONS.
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BOsrON COrpTH CLOSE

James A. Pollock g. co., bank rs and
brokcrs furnish the following, received
over their private wire This afternoons
O.. O. A.. 1000i 00H. Cent. asked.
Cop. Range 1liaU1s. Nevada CON-. 1874
Ul94 ola Dom, 5lhm52, United Cops
i2al2H Utah copper igui3H; NJ. g.
O. 30035. ". S. g., com. 45h Uf5ai, do.
pfd. ASA dt6. Florence. @4W3ia; New
Utah. %. N2fs Raven, f2Tt5, Ray Con.
l3hU1GH Touopah. 6H n67a, lnspira-
ton. Gas bid. A. a. NJ, lhQt 5-16, Bos-
ton Ely I 1-t6u1 9-l6. Davis Daily 6iA
u6t Ely Con. S0i2; Giroux. T7s0sh,
Az ComL uA8uA. b. Coal. 2l02lit;
C.. g.. a.. 900 bid. O. A.. 2SQ80: Daly
West. 1JniO#; Mexico Con. 3H03A;
Mohawk, GOHN6lh. North Butte. 6,h
asked; Quincy BOYS bid. Utah Con. 39i
nf0h; Boston Con. 11A0t@d; East
Butte. 15AUl55s; Lake. l90l9h; Miami
tfH U1ih; Nowhouse. 2AU3 s. g. h..
t5hHl5ss; Apex, 5h05ih; Majestic. 90
U9S National 650C1, 3. Coal. 3SUiO;
sh8tuck l3Ql3i4. Queen. 450f7. Yu-
kon. 4HNfM; Black Mt. ian 1915; -. &
T.. so bid. Cum. Ely 7-16d7 9-16;i
Dom. Cop, 1Od12; First Nat. 6h06#
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ELECTRIC LIGHTED TRAINS TO
CHICAGO WITHOUT CHANGE.

The Chicago. Union Pacific 4
Northwestern limo Is the route OF the
electric lighted Los Angeles limited.
tho electric lighted Overland limited
and the China e Japan Fast Mail
three fast trains daily. Direct con-
nections at Omaha with trains OF the
Northwestern line for ST. Paul ana
Minneapolis
Through Pullman wing-roorn.
private compartment and tourist
sleeping cars, Salt Lake City TO Chica-
20 over tho only double track rail-
way between the Missouri River ana
Chicago" The dining car service n
without peer. The Best OF Every
thing
Full Information on application 10
q, A Walker, Gent Agt. 38 West
Second South ST.. Salt Lake city,
Utah.
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south drifts arc still shipping ore and
are now SO feet apart When TINS
level is more fully developed sink
ing will continue 20 greater depth.
The south drift In the Iron Blossom
has passed through the SiouN-AlaN
fault and IS now ploughing its way
through ore equally as rich as that
found nearer the shaft According
60 a mining engineer who visited the
property Thursday. 70 was when the
drift run into this barren spot that
the craze 10 sell started. This was
found 90 be 10 or 20 feet wide, but
from now on Il IS understood that
there Is no reason 10 believe the ex-
tension OF the Colorado ore shoot
will pinch out. 1t seems almost cer-
tain that Uncle Jesse Knights pre-
dictlon that Iron Blossom would de-
vclop into the biggest mine in Tinuc,
viii come true
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PRODUCE.


Chicago Auril 1.-THE wheat market
lacked any sensational DEVELOPMENTS dur
ing early trading TODAY but the bulls
with the AID Of an advance Of = TO
I'D at Liverpool were enabled 70 force
prices still closer 20 Ell toD-nOtch
reached during Thursdays rlOtous ses-
sion. Opening quotations showed gains
OF u 10 q. the greatest advance being
IN the May delivery which opened at
LIN 20 1.&A. July opened f.l1h 10 u
and September az l.Uil 70 Is.
Following the opening bulge. however
the market reacted a tribe. Inspired 20
some extent by more favorable weather
for the new crop. May sold on 70 ~
May corn established a new hlgh point
for the season when y sold ON initial
transactions al 69A 10 70 Tie market in
general opened decidedly strong owing 20
tho bulge In wheat and 20 an advance
Of \ to ~ pence az Liverpool but lost
its fmness early in the day because
Of liberal realizing sales. May selling on
10 % ii
oats were strong at the start on active
demand but declined from y 20 I on
proht. taking. the selling pressure being
forced on the September delivery. May
opened az 60 = 20 66 and sold on TO 5i
Provisions were firm because OF n o
prices were 2H TO Be-. higher
Wheat-Ihe market turned strong
again toward the end OF the FIRST hour
end continued firm the balance Of the
day on good demand for the July and
september deliveries July advanced 10
l.lhh and September 90 ~ 6ta The close
was strong with July up a nAdI.lSM
Hil. May and September were each uD ia.
closing az l1A and .0h rospectively
Corn-Iho market soon rallied again
ana continued hulllsh the balance Of tho
session. Tho close was strong with Alay
up iu6if0 2 0f0
Glossy heat-May. l.ak: July Lisa
Nh Sept. 08is Dec. 1.mh
con-MaV. Nh dl0i April. Glk: July.
6s "a aawed; sept, 0h Dec. bsfs mh
Oats Aiay, ~; July. AsH sept. Nh
90. Dec. as
pork-May, 1850; July. 1870, sept
h i7h
Iard-May. 1910; July. i0.b2b. Sept,
1876
Ribs-May, 9b5do51h; July. sGiia
9l0, Sept. 0m.
Nyo-Cash. 0 May, so,
Harley ash. 8iW68
CloYer-April. 0.lO
TimofhN-a0
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BUS PASSENGERS

Guniiro AOlSi. a Japanese who mar.
r1ed an American girl In Seattle som.
weol0s ago, an event which created con.
siderable nOtOriety for the pair az ...
time, is said TO DO in salt lake City
with his wife. As they have not r..
istered at any Of the hotels IL Is rr
sumed they are attempting 70 ava
further fame by keeping their whcr.
abouts a secret.
Mrs. ID. Antony OF Paris Franc.
and her two daughters have boon
the new Windsor hotel for soy b.
days They are on their way AROUND
the world, and they are stopping al
different places en- route with the idsl
OF writing sketches about them ATTIC.
their trip Is completed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-17
WORK ON KINCORA.
Assessment Levied and Tunnel VIII be
Pushed TO Completion.

Pushed 10 Completion.
The KincOra Mining and Milling COM
pany, which was recently incorporated.
Is the owner OF a group Of eight min
Ing claims I'm tho Beaver Lake Mining
district. Beaver county Utah. This
property adioins the Nowhouse copper
mountain property. Tho Development
work upon the Newhouse property has
been 50 extensive as TO uncover I'm
mense ore bodies carrying largo values
in copper, gold and silver. The KincOra
property from the beginning has shown
Indications Of the same charaN r Of
ores as have been disclosed ia tne Cop
per Mountain property. The develop
ment work thus FAR has consisted OF
driving a tunnel about 30 feet and the
holders Of the stock. the original lOoa-
tors OF this valuable property arc
confident OF opening up the ore deposits
by continuation OF this tunnel
To meet the necessary expense, 81
small assessment has been levied and
The work of driving the tunnel as far
as 10 may be necessary and sinking a
wlnze on the contact win be prosccut-
cd at once. A small block o. treasury
stock may be- disposed of TO meet "a pore
ton OF this assessment. none OF whIch
win be- disposed of for less than no cents
"a share and the original stockhoId ars
are likely % take the entire amount t.
be sold
II is stated upon good authority that
new smclter is io b. erected in
tho near future upon the Copper Noun
tain property and those iut raet tod iu
this district arc confident hat the OPEN
lnE of this shelter win Boz ths means
of making this camp one of the strong
est producers iu tho state. This pr1-
perty los conveniently located. beiue
about six miles from the sat Lake
Route and about i3 miles from the min
iuE town of Nuflrl.
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James A. Pollock e. Co.. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following received
over their private wire:
Butte e London. h0M; Cumberland
Ely lA0T GIG; Giroux Cons, 15-ib0
S1-l6. Nevada Cons. 1885 U19A; Nevada
Utah. 2A62 1916: Newhouse. 27s 03;
Utah Copper. 43043ia; Davis DAILY 6h
Q6N, Dominion Copper. 1-l60h; Ely
Central 7-16u0-16: Ely Cons, 1O8i5,
Mitchell. is0L: Montgomery Shoshonc
184UI&. Nevada Smelling sol. Su-
yer queen. 456f7; Silver Leaf 120l3;
Tntic Mining 2a2A =. O.. r.. 2%U34i
Inspiration, 9 5-16U5M; Roy Con- 1874
0l3it; First Nat Copper, 606hi Boston
Cons. uN0l2; Yukon Cold. 1904 ZIG,
North Butte Extension. 3Ni; Miami
Copper, 1Ha@14&; Wyoming, .
EH
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ToDAYs MONEY MARKET.

New York. April Mooney on call,
nominal: time loans very dull and
steady 60 days and go days 2M per
cent; six months 81 as per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper 3 y
10 per cent. sterling exchange firm
with actual business In bankers bills
at AS6.85m.45 for so day bills and
at 4S7.TOm.75 for demand.
Commercial bills ass n q ass Il. Bar
silver 81 q.
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carsia, 700 at IS; 1000 at n. seller
colorado. s75 at $50; 800 at 2.82A.
Col Con. 100 at 2.65. LOO at
2.62M; 200 at 200; 200 at 2.571a;
400 az 1858.
Grown Point. 100 at is.
Decker Con, 1000 at .02h.
T. Crown Point, 5000 at %.
e. Tin. Dew. 900 at 1919.
Ga. Cent, 100 at 2.90.
Indian Queen. 500 az .0Sh
Iron Blossom, 1000 at 100: 100 at
1874: so at 1885; 1900 at 1872 u .
500 az 1876, buyer 30.
Mason valley 400 at 317's; 400 at
MAY Day. Zoo at "a 800 at 2sH;
Keystone, 1900 at So; 100 at 3s16.
Mt Lake. 500 az 34h.
Ohio copper 100 at $50; 500 at
6.25.
Plutus. 1900 at 90.
S King. 100 at S.95; 100 at 3.921k
Sioux Con, 500 at 1912 buyer go
SO. Col. Con, 100 at 80. 500 az "A Y;
500 az as. buyer 80.
So. Iron b., 1900 at o.
Tinuc Cent, 500 at IS; 1000 az
= sam. 700 at a; 800 at rs. buyer
utah CON. 1900 at Is. 5000 at
1874; 500 at 16, buyer so.
Victor 500 al 70.
Yankee. 100 at 30.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
BLACK Jack, 900 at a.
Columbus, 1000 at 2.6Th
East Tin. Con-. ! 900 at 6ih.
Past Tin Dew. 800 at 20; 800 al 2oiA,
buyer 60.
Iron Blossom. 100 at 100. seller so:
1 100 at .92ik 100 at 1875, buyer SO I, 500
at 1885, 1900 at 1874; 200 az 1914; 200
at 202ih. buyer 80; 30 at 195.
Plutus 1000 az 2Ola. 800 at 20: 400
| at n.
Sioux Con. 100 at LOO; 1000 at 100.
seller 80: 1000 at 100. seller 30; 100 at
| 1.2lk
SO. Iron Blossom. 800 at 81.
So Col Con, 500 at 46. buyer so.
Tin Cent. 1880 at t5h.
Uncle Sam, 500 at AZ.
Utah Con. 1000 az 10.
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Mr A. j. DuQueme, formerly OF the
burlington Route located az Buding-
ton Iowa, and recently 81 the CITY
Engineer Dept. has severed his con-
necuon with The city, and has oponed
Real Estate and Loan Ofnoe at 4O2
ID j. walker Bldg Mr. DuQuosme has
had opportunities t1 observe the citys
rapid growth and has decided 10 idenu-
fy himself with lts Interests
Mr. IuQuesno is "a live. enerFetie
young man and has many friends who
wish him the success which De deserves
in Dts new undertaking
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J. lna W 10.
EvAPoRATED FRUITS.

1915 0i6 young Americas i5Nais: lone
horua. l6A uiG
ELABORATED FRUITS.
New York. April t6-The market f..
evaporated apples a. rather less orfi,.a
following the somewhat better busiuete
recently reported, but prices are rtr4d,'
fancy SAueh choice, 10TA. primo e.
Ga common 10 fair. 5dA
pruneE unchanged quotations rar-.
from az TO 10 fer new crop Caiiforris
fruit and from 6h 70 . for Oregons. %.
6OH and M-aOs.
Apricots are firm on small onerInes
choice. 100 lgA' extra choice. loisaioA ,
fancy, 49, ais.
Peaches auiet. but steady: choice. c4
GL extra choice, 6hQ GA. fancy, 7nQ.
Raisins easy. loose muscatels aaau.
choice 10 fancy seeded 4Au6h: London
layers. l.0nl.O.
-
Kodaks and Kodak Finishing, c. II
Savage Co. 10 and Il Main.
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UNUSUAL THINGS
IN WALL PAPER

Any one can furnish Wall papers that
have only house cleaning qualities. To
produce artistic effects requires talent
and study All our previous efforts are
surpassed in excellence. good taste and
merit We have everything for a dis
tinct purpose, and a vast variety to
Main.
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Tho percentage OF sexual reserve OF
tho clearing house banks TODAY was n 70.
The statement OF banks and trust COM
panies of Greater New York. not report-
INK 20 the clearing house. shows that
these institutions have deposits OF 81 goo
sen 90. total cash on hand. Si6 G67. 90. ard
loans amounting TO N.0Si595. 100.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO

Chicago, April .-Cattle-Receipts at
100: market steady. Beeves. 4sod7oo; Tex
as steers, Ao46fb. western steers. 44OD
$50; stoCkers and feeders. S.6On5 90:
cows and heifers, 100000: calves. 5.Ooq
TOO
market bG10c. hiGher. Lights. 5.7oM7. IS;
mixed. 6 SOQs, 3, heavy, 6.SGp7.S0. rough,
6.S17.oO; good to choice heavy. 1000
80: pigs. 6. so0s60: bulk OF sales, $50
I'D
Sheep Receipts. estimated. at 1000
market steady. Native, 3.65Q6.lo; west
ern. 3.65Qe.aO. yearlinEs 6.lSdT Is lambs.
native, 6.5oIS,oO: western. b.6oaS.S.
OMAHA.
South Omaha. Apr1 17.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 40. market steady. Western
steers, 5O0Q6.5o; Texas steers. 8.O0d 500
cows and helfers. 2.5G4 80. Gamers. 2. .
Qa.T5: stockers and feeders. 3BG5 80;
calves. s.Bd6.5; bulls and stays, S.00@
40.
HoEs-Reoeipts. 4soO: market Toe. high
T.lb; mixed, 6.&Q7.OO: lights. G. sat %
pigs, 5.50Q625; bulk OF sales. 4.65d1. 70.
SheeD-Receiuts. 100: market steady.
Yearlings. 7.00G7&. lambs, 7.J0QS. 90
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. April 7.-Cattle-Receipts
100, market steady. Native steers. 4.Dd
6.7b; native cows and heifers. 3.O0d8.20,
stockers and feeders. 3.306t $50. bulls. 90
75q6. 05; western cows. 25005.50
Hogs-Recepts, 1000; market . 70 Zoe.
higher. Bulk OF sales 6.SOQT 10. heavy.
T.OOa7.2O; packers and butchors 6 s0dl7 10:
lights, 6.s0Q6.6: pigs. 5.5o46.i0.
No sheep.
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Treasury stock TO be sold for the
deyeIopment Of property. Address
Bingham & Orleans Min. Co, 81 Com.
Blk. S. L. City.
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BANK CLEARINGs.

New York. April 16.-Bradstrects bank
clearIugs report for the week ending
April l6 shows an aggregate OF s2.s4i,-
52300O as against Sal, $1,000 last week
and SCI 80 ss3. 600 iu tne cOrreauOudiug
week last year. The following Is a list
of the cltlesl Inc. Dec.
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New York. April 1.-THE statement OF
clearing house banks for the week shows
mat the hanks hold 81 902 81 more than
the requirements Of the % per cent re-
serve rule This is an increase OF Als4.-
i76 In the proportiongte cash reserve as
compared with last week.
mo afntnncnt folloWR.
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KANSAS CITY,
WOOL.


St. Louis, April i7.--WOol unchanged
Territory and western mediums. 1s4G.
nne mediums. la u. fine udlj.
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Chicago April -Butter-strady
cleamerios, e1a2s' dairies. i9dN
bggs-kteadY al mark. caaea included
hrats ma prime hrHtH. uh
theoae-trm. Daisies igAmM. ta!DA.
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toirview Eoglo. e5 s8loa pittsburg
su Peak. go acked EaFle'a Nest 9
bid; Round Mountain "a bid; Rave
hide Queen i5 oHkcd, Bawhidc CoalI-
fIlu. f0 srl.a
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NEW YoRK CURB RANGE.

James A. Pollock & Co., bankers and
brokers' furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon
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James A. Pollock d Co.. bankers and
brokers furnish tho following. received
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J. r. WHITNEY. Stock Broker.
l34 Atlas. Bell 1870. Res. 3OO4-1-
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H.. Il. ARCHER. 81. j. MITCHELL.
have the hest equipped optical parlors
In th's city al 212 So. Main.
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Flower and Garden Seed. Bailey A
Sons co.. go East End So
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Hanger q Son. Phone itfi-k. foI
painting experimenting and tinting.
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Mocoy's Livery Stables Both phones "a.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

asked. Bonnie Glare. 3 asked; Montgy
Mt. 6n0. Horc take Cons, 9 bid
Thamp Cons. 4 bid.
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SALT LAKE BANK CLEARINGS.

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Totals t7.O53,77s.51 sS.592o57.12
Increase $2,5l9sl5,Se.
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